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Sam Weller has been arrested in St Lonis
charged with bigamy, Poor SanIivel! Where Ia Mr.
Pickwck,
Julien commenced his concerts in New York
thu 9th inst and is to continue them Throughout tb-
month Of December
The week ending the 2Sth, 6906 emigrants
arrived in New York Since 2lst Of October "a le
immigrants have landed At that port
bhthe heart makes blooming vsage--
trne but it Won't do to suppose that every booo,in
Vsage comes from jolly condition the heart The
cause sometimes lies deeper than that-in the cellar
Paid marks on American letters for foreign
counties sometimes sion difficulty reaching their
destination from the fact that the the letters
occasionally mark their letters paid but neglect or omit
TO pay. Tho Washington Star requests Usited States
Postmssters. in such TO memoranda to he
made the letters stating the mistake OF the writer's
that quarrrls abroad may be avoided.
At recent strike of BARRIERS in the city of
Portland of the speakers closed a most pathetic
harangue with the following appropriate outburst:
Then dx our scale Of prices,
And let the tdings roll
Tilt due return from labor
Shall spread from pole to pole.
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The QuicKEsr TIME Yer The Matches Courier Of the
9th says This beautiful steamer Southern Belle up
to landing sunday at about quarter after o'clock
M under perfect cloud Of smoke having made the
from New Orleans in the extraordinary time Of twenty
hours and three minutes during hour of which, she
tied up the bank Morgsnsa repairing her
rod frame Her running time but nineteen hours and
three minutes not deducting time lost in uooding This
beats any time yet made the river. Her to
Baton Rouge beats the brsg of the Rclpss the
same place forty minutes
We have been furnished with the following min
ute Of this performance which we
place record for future reference:
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BRUTAL MURDER AT NIAGARA FALLs-A most horrible
murder committed near the Suspension Bridge. at
Niagara, on Sunday evening. 1t seems that . man
named Thomas Costello charged with stealing some
money from woman. and man living near the bridz.
took the part of the This euraged Costello and
just at eve on Sunday he decoysd this man from his
house to the bank Of the river where pitched him over
this precIpce, killing him instantly The spot where the
victim was thrown Is the landing OF the
Of the Mist" The murderer fled over the bridge into
Canada, and at last accounts had not been taken
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-09

soro-Ths Advertiser man at Mobile has had the eour-
age to crciss Soto 1t gratifying In the midst Of the
fasoms sudstion and puerry which has bestowed
this the newspapers in this region to not.
this instance Of good sense
Thsre Is no denying that Soto q beautiful woman
Nature has gifted her with fine face form and CON
exercise has increased the flush Of health upon her
cheek and rounded limb in perfect proportion hui
she Is Tar from being great dansese Though pleasing
asd attract she has neither airy grace Of Banov
nor the bounding brilApcy Of Essler She eyideptiy
lacks that thorough early training required to make an
artistic Of greS. eminence aud is more indebted to her
beauty Tor the reputation she has acquired than to her
extraordinary grace and skill " ~
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The WASHINGTON GLosx.-rhs Dsily Globe made its
appearances on Monday last 1t is to be paper indepen
dent Of parties but constituting complete political and
congressional record 1t will be attempt in the news
paper line such has before been made In Wash
ington indeed elsewhere in this country II i, 70 h
conducted by John O. Rves
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EMiaaAr'oN-The Camden (Ark) Herald says that
large numbers OF emigrants passing through that
town this season on their way to Columbia county
tributes this hourishing state of things the railroad
prospects in that region
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THE BRIrIsH NAyr-Ths present naval force of Great
Britain consists of 5l5 ships OF war (ehsr building in
binary or in commissop carrying 10 to 1870 uuns
each Also lis ships doing duty and 60 revenue
vessels for the coast guard service OF this number 1870
are armed -ssmsrs from 200 500 horse power (mapy
OF then propelled by the serew on the
approved principles for active service
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The Belle broke her frame half mile below Nor
gansa having been eleven hours aud nftyave minutes
out and lost hour to repair; took nifty cords of
wood at Red river had considerable freight stopped
gnes several times account Of smoke and running
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j. h. Steel,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER.

W. ~ y A M X Z 7. - OVp
- ALWAYS ON HAND. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
LAW English Fr.neh MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS, CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKS, CHEAP PUB.
LEGATIONS. ETC.
~ STATIONERY. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
~ BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS Of every description.
~ PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING executed with u..,...
and dispatch
~ AGENT FOR J. t. WHITES PRINTING TYPES ETC.
AND HOE CO.'S CELEBRATED PRINTING PREssrs
do s.a- u-
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wELcHs HirroDRoMr This establishment, we are in
formed, will not open until Saturday next when cti-
will be treated to somsthDg unusual In the way Of
equestrian perfurmancsa.
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FoR LoursvLLE going up the river should
bearin mind that the Empire leaves this evening at
O'Clock The Empire Of our best Louisville packets
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h"'rotAL cosvrNrios-A convention Of the editor,
publishers Of Ohio Is to be held in Cincinnati the 10th
January It's thought that very general ateudsn.,
u those concerned in the newspaper interests will he had
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To the Ladies.

NJ A D A M P l. ATEN
Respectfully onsrs her the Ladies' Of ,,so TO-
s treatment Of lhe following diseases PRoLAPsus UTER
WHITES, PRoFUsK AND PAINFUL MEssTRUaTroN m
soRGkhkNT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
Ih"satmen adopted by her that has met thsa, ov.
s Surgeons Of Paris, London rk and
s success hers Of which she ample testimony mud tb sv
ladies' she can refer all
Of the Uterus, not Of caneerous nature cured.
mAdam ds's's herself exclusively the Of Lads and
can be consulted DAILY, at hsrrsidsucs,
myis spH raa q, y..a-. 49,.
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Bay asad boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES

CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ D. pIYITRy
6F Tho abovs Institution hs, DAY seuteb.r 4, ,,s,
opened i Eleventh Annual Session. ready to rs.. Roa
srs, Half Boardsr and Day Scholars.
HoHsvfsugsa Instrucon ,t.r, hoot. a,
Questionable proprsy, adopted. is pd S
the physical welfare the s.r-
msnt OF the pupil. we
language
Apply in Peon or by letter. at the Isstus TIvoL CIRCLE
Sosh-s astssctioa. $500
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AAfs. E0fls. Ell.

- AT wHoLrsALE.
~ Onshundrsd eases HATS,
SILKY oR,cAssiMERE,NExIcANw WOOL STR AW PAraiLE,y
ndcAdPEAcHf HATE, forsslsby
iyif spasw vRosT = IN Ia x..--.-
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as Our thanks due the gentemasy purser Of the
steamship Crescent City for list Of passengers and mem
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il. CARMAN & co.'s SALES.
R. M. MONTGOMERY & co.'s SALES.

Stock OF Grooeries- and Fixture.
BY R. NJ MONTGOMERY & CO, Auctioneers
SATURDAY, December 10, ut 10 o'clock, viii
~ b. sold in block hs premises Felicity Road and
Drya street 1
e.n..nts of said eRocERy togh.r with h,,ar.. In
block ToI mss
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Eatl Goods F'aH Goods
P. & E. REILLY & CO.,

Corner Canal and Royal streets,
u Are receiving and have store e,upst,
FASHIONABLE FALL GOODS.
which they offer VERY REASONABLE TERMs Tn, ovi,,
are a fsw Of ths leading articles, Wis;
RICH FRENCH CALICoEs, from is cents 10 Is e,pt.,
FRENCH CASHMERE DECossE, all solors, al, q,
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BRocHE AND wATERED BARBOUR;
FLouNCED BARGE ROBES
PLAIN, PLAID AND DAMAsK BLACK SILK
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE
eros DE NAPLES all color.
New Style PLAID SILKS;
New styls BRocApE SILKS :.
FLouNcED AND BAYADKRE SILK ROBES;
cLoAKs AND PELIssEs CLOTH AND VELVET o III. N.v.
Styles;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERcHIkrs, COLLARS AND cHkNr
ZETTEs;
EMBROIDERED sLIEvrs;
RNING GOODS.
44ts 81 BLACK MUSLIN DE- LANES
BLACK MERINo AND CASHMERE;
BLACK THIBET; BLACK ALPACA,
u, ,cu ro,,r.nr BLACK BOABAZINE;
BLACK CHALLY;
BLACK (LADTEs') CLOTH.
All Styles Of MOURNING EMBRoIDERIEs etc. etc.
TABLE, LNkNs-a splendid msnt Of DANAsKs, TABLE
CLOTHS aud NAPKINS of every uss.
LINEN siIEETING, from 81 to lqx
SUPERIOR IRISH LINENs from q pp sxa,n
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STREET MUSIC


All day the Museum doth send forth it's strains:
While Dan Rices band all the iivs-long night REGINA
II moment Dams din or Museums doth fail
Ben DeBar forthwith hastens to take up the tale
In song the Museum Awakes, like the lark;
While Dan, that dear nightingale chaurts in the dark
And Ben, like some mockin g- bird out Of his wits
But breaks out when it suits him and warblss by ITS
Then moreover we have all tho WHILE from tho street.
concert Of sounds the most liquid and sweet:
The carts keep roaring, the carriages rattle,
Like the mixed noise of small and in battle
with these, at due intervals, Gingles the rout
VI folks Who being drunk, find it pleasant to shout
And now aud then rises to vary the play,
The below Of crowds looking on at a fray
On our left Is bawed forth a most msudn tune;
On our right there's rumbing bowling saloon
Before US two orchestrss rave to the wind;
we've ths shrek and the roar OF railroad behind.
NOW pray, let me ask you, and asking il weep
Do the folks in this town need suy slespf
Midst music so little like that Of the sph,ras
What sumber, unless should cork up his sarse
The TRor-Although the cold snap aud high wind Of
Yesterday gave promise of but slim attendance vet the
Metsirie showed goody crowd on the quarsrsr,teb a.
witness the trotn Bic John Boiser were the only
aag that showed at the Judges stand The track was
very heavy, the outcome only gave an interest IN th
'es' une beng out Of this question The result will be
seen below
y a. Eon enters s. horse Big John o11o1
John rsrFer enters b horse f,l,i,r oo1 o
iime' .SsiI-Si2]. -s;tb:-s:lo-a.i2
Do not forget that ser Tail aud Frauk p,, ro .r.,,
on sunday al mile heats three best in Eve s 10 M
n.ss nj Frank Peirce to the saddle 80
Our Mobile friends to hsvea good time cor,, >,
with their running races The News, of III. 9Th has .
nns at our New Orleans tarmep which We think nm
a IL our memory serves us right they have taken our
last men through Of sprouts repeatedly over the
n NE hnva had Il ~
aesairie by way of returning tho compliment So, gem
usmsn give US call and if beat you on the track we
tender you cordial Invitation to renew the contest at
sans over your favorite brand, Charles Heidseick
backed by any quantity of bivalves from Mobile Bsy
EDIrohIAL CONVENTION copyention NJ IN. .a;..u.
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WHO'S TO BLAME f-rhs Amsricsa Citizen. a spicy lit
tic sheet published at Canton, Miss has humorous ar
cis in late number setting forth that Crescent has
not been received at that once for something like
Until recently number arrived which on being opened
was found to DO in morning for the death Of Webster
The editor wonders where has been travelling or
,ns and sagey suggests that it may performed the
circuit of the giobs since it's departure from our Office
For information this head him to the Post Of
dee Department. which arrapges these things after its own
fieas.
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]. A. BEARD AND MAYS SALES.
Sale OF Valuable Improved and Vacant Property.
To Close Joint Interest.
BY j. A. BEARD & MAY.
HtATIRDAY. December 10. 1873 ut l. o,clnal.

will ~ sold auction, Arcads M.gasne street AZ
following valuable Res. Estate, to-wit; - '-'
SIX LOTS OF GROUND the Frat District Second Nui,
psy Nc S. bousdsd by Cana jackson ana
Roman The Claiborne markt being
30 ss and u, Apsn drawn BY joseph Pis
" st front Derbguy pth Of
inches, oge~ v ali the improvements thereon eaps'ipg
frame DIV sasg mmodo and vel bnit marble ns.
lbs lower foos large and comnedous bednE
house, all covered with eissrns ca ss
well patent hne shrubbery, all nsstlY
6ae order Lots 10
depth Of iss The veil h
ark and posts in substantial
~ feet front lakson Of d
slns all sonel sseh other aud pop,y
for . respectable family
is No. Comprised within Poydrss, Psrdido d
johns by depth Of 1871 feet nels. parallel 1s.
according y plan drawn by Louis Brpge Ap'i 20
A CERTAIN PORTION OR LOT 0s GROUND "a the sam.
District WITH the SIDES Of Poydra Peter and 81
PAM desynasi LIT No. plan Nv tIsr
Surveyor, The 18Th Of March, 1850,
CnisPes Notary Pubic Said Lot and
front 81 Peter street, by depth Of o. feet inches ss
Poydras street
Tbs whole Of this property the Claiborne Pevrs Ma,
Ofsass. - " ~"
TgRSs SALEOns fourth cash balance ,eats, e,.s
for nos bearing the property ps
anhum fen dae 70 aaini and hen paid u
bnal payment The building, Lot No kept ~
smo1nt sseo and policy DO ususrd the ros
-'
~ Of al. before n GsrDon .Ipsa.. sf he pg,
chAsr - pr
~ pisrs DOT srhibi..d 4, the Arcade. "A
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MIsHssrrrI IrEMsWe learn from the Ripley Advert
ser that young man named Samuel J Hobson was 30
much injured BY the explosion Of shotgun, while hunt
ing on the lsth that he died short time after He
excellent character and leaves sister and widowed
mother to deplore his loss.
wEArHER.-The weather during the whole month of
November has been most If
with the exception OF few cool mornings it has presen
ted much more the of May than the usual
emitting blasts that usher in the coming winter Even
the ross of October have not duplicated in the en-
can, Dec l.
We learn from the American Citizen published Can
ton Miss that the Clubhouse of Mrs Sarah Branch and
Mr., Erasmus williams burned on the 18th and 10Th
With loss of 1000 the former $4,000 to the latter
The Lauderdaie Republican learns that the Hon. A B
Dawson died at his resLence ia Quitman on the 25h alt
Tho Raymond Gazette says that Gov. Foote has pur-
chased family residence in that town. where his nts-
resting family will reside for the future while he will
zee ka more extended field for the practice profession
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RAf ST. LOUIS PROPERTY for SALE Res
b n fss' oa Of .he property known Bread wy
hs'uk saa feet out deep;
G . .vV sh sud ct Fruit Tsss tbs choices. variety
Nc shas Iress ssrabbeS. There several
oes, g. % ths place. srssni
Nh-f os ~ house, Tee lested for
VI " ss'srA t'-ii wsilx purchase Apply
US I. u. BROADWELL 4 CO. 50 Poydras II,
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Dr. Educ. JeHsser Gore,
DRUGGIST, No. rs Camp st.
N DR. e. ]. coxss PREPARATIONS, /. extensive use br
nearly fifteen years have by their intrinsic acquired
unsurpassed fsqualed by made in the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF coPAlvA, sARsApARLLA AND ctrRrpa
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
MAsKNT CURE OF THE PILES
~ Prepared at No. rs Camp street by DR. E j cove ard To-
sale by Druggists generally. i1 9n,s
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Hesc Clothing Store,
No 40 CAMP STREET.
IRWIN 4 FORNO
u Have Just ecsvsd spsnps
CLOTHING and oRNTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
cosssrIxs
BLACK FRENCH DRESS COATS Of superior
article. and Of shs nnish
BLUE CLOTH FR0cK and DRKsR COATS with Plain and Gilt
Buttons;
BROWN OLIVE rRoCK aud DRESS COATS;
superior article Of TRENCH BEAVER ENaLLsH KERsEY
ovKRcoATs. CLoAKs, PALrToTs and SAC COATS, Of all
colors and styles;
BLACK DoESxIN CASHMERE PANTS;
100 dsrsut s,ss and fRENcH CASHMERE PANTS
Fancy SILK and PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Plain and Figured SILK and SATIN VESTS
WHITE SILK md MARsELLEs VESTS;
Plain and Ensrcldsr.d MARsEILLfs VESTS;
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS,
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of Meshaue.l Worked Bosoms.
Plain, Fancy and WHITE SILK CkAvATs;
Fine Heavy CASHMERE UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS;
sUsPENDERs;
HOSIERY;
HANDKERCHIEF
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS;
vALIszs;
CARPET BAGS,
q We will receive additions BY arrival
ssamAhip from New York. the pablo
generally 70 stock which will
MSS 9pf
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are going to be very con6ding and his kiteship
mighty benevolent
Thus far Of what. in the Message, relates to
our Foreign Affairs Aud here, for the present.
we pause, For the more minute questions of
Home Policy require Q closer examination than
we can make from mere synopsis.
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Death ora Rats and Reaches.
WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
u GUARANTEED to be the scvs eve. u..d far
the destruction of these sale by
J. WRIGHT Co.,
DIS stqp TX, Cb.-,r.
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Boots, Shoes and xsro0a,,s.

ve51 AT WHOLESALE.
X Nov iasdingfron ship Norfolk 10 store zspsr. A..
sorsneut Of BOOTS, sHoEs BRoeANs hats Ats
se pA.tatsns supplied with prime RussET BRoGANs WOOL
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF STRAW sud cAMPEAcHY aATs =,
the lowest msrket priess, by
Iyis ipdsw FROST A co 10 N,.1,,tr. ,,..,
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Drugs, Medicines, Perft,,,e,.,,. etc.

he subscriber y9ald respectfully call attention Of
fhyslsiins and Families uella .so4d
comprising every Article IN BIZ line Of business, which, on tS
ehmins al vii BE- ,oand FRESH AND GENUINE DungN
season, SODA WATER AND MEAD Of very hes. y
viii BIO found a. hls with popu Al Miners
Reasonable terms With PURE HONEY ESSENCE ~
-, a. u ~ iAT,o eN, THOMAS RANKIN,
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Hargatns to be Had
It
s. N. MOODY'S.
A GOOD SHIRT FOR o. IS
HALF A DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR 90
PURE SILK USDERsHIRTs FOR tI EACH
PURE SILK SOCKS FOR soa A PAIR
DOC SKIN GLOVES, IA superior article for driyiug)
~ And large assortment Of
FANCY CRAvATS;
DE JoINvILLE NAPOLEON Arprpr
BEAUFORT and OPERA TIES
JoUvINs KID GLOVES,
SUBSCRIBERS,
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEF etc. etc.
a AT prices equally you ar. sure puh..s ~
8. N. M0ODY,S
New Orleans Shirt Gsntlsmsu's furnishing rnp.,u,,
dS stsp cod Corner Canal street and F,eh.n1. d.. '
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To Rent.

~ The eligible NEW STORES in The busmen Of ps,h.. Va
rAdah sSidrs Camp street bst~ess Dutl4nsr
They are suitable for 1r,es busins And will Ia
leased uPoa favorable tsrms. Apply To
g. PHILLIPS, DRY Good store) Ssyase. rtrssL
tnsIt 70 the Horse Ssboa)
nso Up or 70 the J. srgEI'S 40 Cannes.
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TIME OF SOUTHERN BELL
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The Excelsior Hat and Can Store.

- First quality Of MoLEsKIs SILK HATS no mistake a. q So
the same " for other his city
anime ls'gs sssormsa, Of FANCY HATE AND CAPS FOR
CHILDREN The LAdss respectfully nvisd srAns
The style Of CUBA YOUNG GENTS g. and
them.
u Wholesale Mshs would give US cali and ss cur
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
DURBRIDGH yALLETTE,
sqs 9pH 70 Camp strset N.v o,t..a.
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.tesU Goods! .tsaC GOOdsl!
SHERMAN & PIERsoN,
Corner Canal and N asani.s sts
- Gentlemen are invited splendid Of
NEW CLOTHIN
JUST RECEIVED
or OUR MANUFACTURE
And compfhins all the Novelties Of the Season.
New Style BLACK CLOTH DRESS and FRocK COATS.
BLACK and FAsCY WINDSOR PALToEs,
FANCY CASHMERE JACKSON FRocKs;
BLUE anil BROWN CLOTH PALToEs lla,r, ,lss,e,,.
MAROON and BLUE PLUSH VESTS;
PLAID SILK VELVET VESTS;
EMBROIDERED GBENADNE VESTS
u- Fine Stock of
ovERcoATs;
FRENCH CASsIMLRE PANTS.
FANCY SILK, SATIN, CASHMERE ard CLOTH VESTS
FURNISHING GOODS Of all kinds.
SHIRTS
DRAWERS
GLOVES,
sUsPENDERs ale
- still sdherins to motto Of selling "sooD GOODS Al low
fhcEs we respectfully vie examination of our so.k
az Ne trouble TO show Coed. at
SHERMAN L PERSONS
NJ ieeod Up I Magazine Canal n n
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ouect 70 bring them about. d" He will repress
them, by all the means in his power" win he,
Then he should not have begun by encouraging
them. But is he sincere nows or was he sincere
on the 4th March lasti Who can tell,
He refers to Annoying circumstances +.
which have occurred there, between our citizens
and Spanish subjects. Yes: there have be.n
several The Lopez expedition was one. We
rather think the annoyance has been mutual
we nave annoyed them by invading them, by
keeping constant threat of coming to revolu.
'ion1e Them BY compelling them to guard them.
serves WIN strong forces, and to watch every
american as an enemy they have ANNOYED ms.
In turn, by taking up our people, often unon
slight or unjust grounds But surely Wa onno,
them great deal worse than they us . so ,hs,
beyond question, they would be glad ENOUGH
to let as alone, if We would let them alone
Instead Of negotiating with Spain, then, we beg
to suggest that Mr.. Pierce go to the root of the
matter, and negotiate with our own people, to
let Cuba alone.
lie re-affirms, it seems, all the Marcy doc.
trines, in the Koszta case. II that's the rssult
1nen All national law must stand repealed; and
Mr. Marcy shall enact a new CODE to suit him.
self
he states that the affair of the Mesilla Valley
has been placed under friendly negotiation with
Mexico. We are glad to hear it, IT'S we'll the
Government should at last take up that business
. the right end, instead of allowing foolish
Governor Of New Mexico to resort to force
IL what could only be, at first, matter of ne.
gotation. So far, so good; but when Mr. Pierce
goes on to say that Mexico and we are treating
on this question Sin spirit Of liberality and
friendship" we seem to ourselves to hear that a
delightful negotiation is going on between a
hawk and hen-ruost: in which the poultry