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CIT NEW

NEW TRIAL GRANTED TO MoNTAGUE.-It will
be remembered that application for Trial for Mon
taguo under sentence Of death for murder of Thomp
in Petersburg deliberately argued last in the
Supreme Court Of Appeals sitting in this CITY, by John
Patton and William T JOyncs. Esqrs, in favor of the up
pcution, and w. r. Bocock Esq., Attorney General for the
Commonwealth The decision Of the Court announced
yesterday reversing setting aside the proceedings of
Circui! Court of Petersburg and thus granting new trial
Judge Moncure dssented from the other four Judges compos
Ing the Court and gave his reasons al some sngh why he
dissenteds
FINED.-In the Mayors Court, yesterday, Elizabeth
bearing was fined 50 and costs for selling articles In her
grocery 9Th street. opposite the Catholic Church, on
Sunday last
SENT TO JAIL-A worthless. FREQ negress named Ma
Jane Walden whose proper home Petersburg, sent
Jail by the Mayor yesterday because she persisted in
manning in Richmond contrary 10 law.
GOING AT LARGE.-Elen Turpin, q slave of Hugh
Nelson Of Petersburg, arrested by officer Tyler We'd
osdny for going OF large free womun Yesterday the
iayor ordered her TO Jail 10 remain there until her
hall take charge OF her.
| THE FAST LlNE-Carter Weaver, a coored hackman,
Sos brought before tho Mayor yesterday charged with
eng his horses through public street, He was ned 81 So
odd informed that the next offence hls being The second
oe recently would have 10 be paid for In ashes at the whip
Ping post we'll as in dollars and cents. This fellow is
missy reckless hackman, generally believed to be dcranged
n. ought to be allowed 10 drive hack
RICHMOND ATHEN.EU M.-The Introductory Lecture
OF he will be delivered by o. P. Baldwin, Esq,
Tesday, 2Sih November.
public invited attend No charge is made for
admission 10 this lecture Doors open at O'clock
Lecture 10 commence 1T hall-pust seven, p. NJ.
l. MRS. MARKS LECTURES.-Last evening, according
to appointment, Mrs. Marks delivered Oi-F Fellows Hall
her lecture the interesting subjects OF progress and
Mutual Improvement" and was lstclca 10 with manifest
evidences OF interest and pleasure by very intelligent
diene. Mrs NJ possesses active and cultivated mind
has ready How of language, and handles her subjects in
skii and entertaining Her chronological cxami
natias exhibited thorough siudy and knowledge Of the
subject and gave entire Satisfaction and pleasure all pre-
sent.
Thi evening it will be perceived By motto. in another
column nlrs NJ. gives aecond lecture the place
this age OF progress ant science the subject is worthy
the attlaon OF ALL
i METROPOLITAN HALL.-The "Buresque Opera
q Troupe present attractive bill tonight Having been
tsse,etby Messrs Haworh and Horton (who havo left
al Tor paunknown) the company have secured The valuable
4 servicesh Messrs. Albert Allen John p Smith and VIM
Plrrow pho with The talented members Of the CORPS in.
Guiding ladc Lefolle and Miss Augusta will this evening
give ore the beat exhibitions of the kind gotten up
this civ 1t hoped the appeal Of The members Of this
y respone from all who are fond Of such amusemens.
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IhRRiFlC ENPLoSioN.-Ou foreign papers con.
tain an account Of the ship Victoria when within few
passlsc OF For, Philip Australia, which port She w.
bound ifom London April lst. She was freghed wins
p may Scent were four hundred barrels ofgunpouaer S
the 20Ih oil June, at o'clock night alarm wa, oiv
thn the snip WAS on lire which time Tho wora
isHt rant 81 the magazine Every was stunned -,
launch me Boats which was accomplished just a the smas
6urst forth n'o HE cabin. and all the people crowded in and
pulled for dear lie. " "'u
They had scarcely reached hs mile from tho huio
ship before the 400 barrels Of powder blew up with ;s
iocr The ship appeared be lifted bodily GU, OF the n
aud cn with Inc remaining portion of the CARGO
70 atoms and hue to an immense distance The se f
miles was covered with her fragments W. III
Some Tell into The boat. and nearly swamped it, and ssv
fa OF The crew were much burned by the blast of he
eion The poor creatures exposed In the boat wihn
provisions OF any description water for &c homr
when they were picked up and taken 70 eIboutne
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LATER FROM RIO AND BUENos AYREs

New YoRK, Nov 23-By the arrival Of the clippers Sea
mans Bride and Union of Baltimore, have Rio dates
Oct l7th and Buenos Ayes Of Oct 3d. Robert C. Schenck
late u 5. Minister Brazil, came passenger in the Union
lie proceeds Washington In few days report relative
treaty concluded securing pcrpetuay the free
the La Plate river and tributaries Mr. Schcnck
took the Emperor and MIR 1rousdae The new Min
lister, presented on the 9th Of October.
The Emperor Of Brazil, In reply the address of lr
Trousdalc, said
81 greatly thank my good friend, the President of The
United States for this proof his rIendshp hone
s your mission may contribute much mat OF your
predecessor 10 strengthen the good understanding which
piy exists between our two Countries"
Seal the Brazilian Charge 10 Paraguay had arrived
Ro Oct loth having been ordere Off by the President
Of Paraguay account alleged insulting remarks
Intelligence from the Argentine Confederation states ,ha,
the Constituent Congress Of the other thirteen STATES
elusive of Bnrnos Ayres (Which still stands alone was
session. They had refused accept the rcsonaron nf
u quizl Provisional Director The Prcsiden u oIoo,ion
appointed for Nov 2Oh Ur1uiza Womb mr. dunh,
eddy be Ciusen President probably Camilla or Rnv,,,
Vice President The Congress had unanimously nnnruva
the treaties with The United States made by Mr. ala
The Of Government had been established ar ps-0n
MonieVideo was quiet TIE deposed President Giro was
still in the halbor, OH board French man-of- war
At Rio the fever had entirely disappeared Coffee v,o Grill
hiphi washed 6iO0 superior 6l00 52OO First good 4gl1
u5. First regular 4n760 4f3D0. Second uood spsm y
1880; second ordinary ai200 4t4O0 '"'0o
Arrived al Rio 10Th, ship Courser OF Richmond s,ilo3
llth barque Antelope for River Plata with her owa,d
60 for Bal imorG. 1'
Left al Rio bnIqucs Roanoke fIom Baltimore disch,,
ing; L. Stewart. from Richmond waiting freight: CIsnti
Wright from Baltimore, Tor Orleans sail next dav. h'i
SEQ Foam from PHILADELPHIA Tor Orleans 10 sail in C
days Arrived, VIM Price, from Philadelphia 18th
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DOMINICAN REpt1Rt.Ic

"l.a Eerdad" Of New York contains in a are npr,. ,
ssie upon The Republic Of st. Domingo and The relations
efsng between and the States and its position with
Fsustin The tendency OF the article Is to show Thai ,he
people aud Government of the United States are
rad endeavorng TO form closer alliance and Community of
tNeest with herr pointing out as The rational event of euch
a. alliance the extension OF republican institutions over The
y fian portion of that beautiful and valuable Island md
the prevention Of that scheme which tends under The
tectIon OF The British Cabinet 10 Afrcanze the Columbian
Archpa lago and render bulwak against the
aud Id Of the principles nnd institutions the leading
Republic, 5Neu York Sun.
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DEATt OF THE Lion OF THE WEST."--Na.
tiuie Hgmison whose DEATH from being BY the
cals near CUMBERLAND mentioned yesterday fami-
rly know The "Lion Of tho West" in Western Mary
an Washington and Baltimore. The Cumberland Journal
sag:
The Iio as he cnlled himself suffered under The nma.
b. weakness of thinking himself candidate for Congress
utvery Tecrring election, and in that character frequently
Passed over This entire district luut, making incredibly
og daily orneys and addressing the people whenever they
I'D listen him upon the political topics of the day. but
chilly striving illuminate them upon what he termed tho
pooy CUES on He could speak in his peculiar way for
an given lei IN Of time, in clear loud und voice
ilI alone tIld have elevated the top ui the
political ladcr. Some years since lie commenced u ha-
rague from 40 steps of The Speakers chu in The Hall ol
REPRESENTATIVES. at Washington, and produced sensation
which he ceased 10 be proud II is said that many
yers ago lie really candidate for Congress in Of
ihdistrc,s Missouri, and securing cleo
to- II his circumstance believe, that turned his
and mad him monomaniuc upon the subject Of poll
tic He wasl harmless and inofensve creature, and his
prence corners during election times will be
say missed hereafter by The Using generation.
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Extract from q London letter: :

"A piece of news that may be pleasing 10 American,
70 Inn. az reformed criminals have SEQ, to the
Reformaory Institute o. Thursday thsre wss Leave
taxing Speeches made and Lord Shae,burv shoot
hands with each OF the emi2aAs Thie nobe.n il varv
active in oil charitable movements and seems to think he
Uosed Stss very t place for the thieves and low Villains
Of London He has been instrumental 10 sending nnmhe.
TO New York, because nobody here will give them employ
ment, and because the Australians wont have them''
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TO FARMERS.
SOM ETHING EXTRA.

M have lust Iecelvd lot OF ARMY BkoGANs maae 10 tne
w most sy Gu, very the quarters with douo
so, and The bottoms They been used BY Of
the be F in vigina who have pronounced en .h
w. consier them hoe have ever Seen lhose
nch also CT Shoc &c o superior Gakihy Gu
"na s mn,s nrme Heavy Double Boos dsrs-ons leS
Farmers will Give 4 call when ~ " mt 1880 . u,rxry
Nov. 25 ~ I.Nni " .. -, S6
DNUNsWICK CITY, GEohGi Ia Il TaE cry
ES pEREMPURY SALE OF BUliElNG LOIS IN 49,
or BRUNSWICK, STATE OF GEORGIA ,rby give 10.
The proprieton Of The city Of Brrnsr vii place. ny
rubc AUCTION Ogisihorpe House the ,aIs viii DO
he ian day of January, 1855, a. IL o'cI'c1' -
positive the highest bidder os two.hirds in and
:-Onerl cash and the remns Of gunsvi hold
and maritime TOT cws,. IL healthy
any Of the ChesaPeas sy h msp. DC may
me Sat.t pae 90 broadway New YORK; or Of MI '0hh
Brooks Agent Brunswick Geofs"S cUAUSCEY President
Scptsry NV 24-cH.T
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[Correepon of tho Baltimore Sun !

WhsHINdroN, Nov. IT, 1853
The papers havo already foesadowed some OF the eyleu
sve reforms which Mr. Dobbin who devoted himself en-
rey TO the business OF his department. intends 10 introduce
into navy.
There Is probably branch OF tho public service more
thoroughly rottcn none therefore, that requires such tho
rough reform. Tho ndefagablc Secretary will reecm.
mend
LIST. Retired List.
I'd Promotion according TO real sea-service
3D. An honorable discharge Of gentlemen have grow
old in The service without performing any duty.
He will further recommend increase In the number o(
our ships and improvement In the contract sysem already
partially introduced In the Department. Improvements Ia The
Naval School at Annapolis and the introduction of Gov
ment workshops Mr, Dobbin might hava had an asy
work IT. like some OF his predecessors he had confined In.
sell with entertaining officers and making himself
popular but he prefers working. and rendering vaua sic
services 10 his country.
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RECOVERY OF LIFE iNSURANCE.-In the winter
oil lsaS the Rev. Thos Warning myserously disappeared
near aaoethto~u Ky and then and still, believed By
his relatives and friends have been murdered Some wear
before the death of Mr.. w. he had effected an nsu
Life Insurance of New York. for IS 0OO The company il
appears refused TO pay the insurance his widow alleging
that he not dead but had absconded Suit was enter
ed and few days ago the decided in favor of
Mrs. W., for the full amount with interest.
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TRAGEDY.-A Frenchman In New Orleans, named
J. Bedford last week shot aetress, Madame Eleanor
TonRuet wife Charles Sage and blew his brain
she repued his dshoaorabe addressed He died
instantly and bis victim It feared would NOT recover
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POPULATION OF CHINA

Some idea OF The Importance The revolution po,y ,o.
fact tina the population o Can, proper IL esm,,.t a
il is believed, CORRECTLY 367 G32 907 Inhabitants r. H.
dependencies Ut Mantch1:a, Mongolia, Turas,ap 1hh.,
&c. the popuition - about 40 600 000 making total M
four hundred millions Of people under government
or eighteen times many hive under this Republic
Should population double In number every half century
would require nearly hundred aud fifty years ac
qurc population equal The present population of China
The quantity Of land in China Is estimated ESQ $50 100
English acres Of which, Ill ll9 3i7 nearly is
under cultivation. The total in square miles, Is
297 999 aad tie population each mile 2S3 Were
the Chinese warke people, md ar advanced In all Tie
modern and tic Americans English they
could all Asia, and the combined armies G
Europe The elects ot successful revolution among
4OU 900 600 ueshadowcd by any human masina
ton ~ Y Sur.
SHlPNRECk.
BUFFALO Nov. 23-Thc fine schooner Sovereign Of III.
Seas has totally wrecked Beaver Island Foru
naIey and passengers saved Insured 70,
$40 900.
RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.
CA#AHpAidUA, N. Y, Nov. % Part Of the Eastern
tran engine tender and four freight cars due here al
10 O'Clock IS minutes off the track this evening The
passenger cars are SAFE
D5'Nothing b. Telegraph last night.
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FROM ChlNA.-The N. Y. Tribune hao journals and
letters from Hong Kong to September slh but they do
mention the flight Of the Chinese Emperor reported 10 the
etter Of September let from Dr. Parker Canton which
"e published Monday S the tenor of all the advces
that tho rebels steadily advancing and the fall of Pekn
Into ne hands was constantly be expected Mr. Com
missioner Marshall had presented bis credentials to an I'm.
parial yceroy who had given him splendid banquet on
that occasion.
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MARRIED

MA RRIsD the 10th last this City, by tn, Raw w MsTo
iith, Dr. sAMtEL IS CHRISTIAN of Campbell formerly Of
uc KING ham, 10 Miss MAG u. WRIGHT formerly OF Cumberland
MARRIED. Weinesiy the sd by the NJ.
II,sc Mr.. ALBERT L. WEST 10 Miss EMELlNE 81 WOOD
son; Of this CITY,
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA
Gov Collier Of Alabama in his message TO the LeoisI,,n
last wees, opposes the construction of the Pacific Raj
Road by means OF the federal treasury. and only dess
grants OF land to be made by Congress this
The outstanding debt of the State abou, S450O OOO Tn
Governor notices that tho credit Of the State stands h,h
and stock is sought for BIZ capitalists safe and re,
Bile investment. In relation 10 surplus in the ,lon
treasury and above the Of the Government h.
thinks the may be loaned with safety 10 rail ,od
companies, proper security.
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SA1IJNG OF THE AMERICA

BosToN. Nov. 23-Tne steamer America which sails
from here for Liverpool takes s450000 n specie and 6O
passengers amongst whom Daniel Smons barer of des-
patches,
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AMERICANS in FLoRENCE.-A letter in The Ne"

a.. Advertiser, dated Florence, October ~ says:
MIR Van Buren, and his have been lolnca hrt e NJ
,,a,nov Com Gilpn and lady and MI w. Ne"'o'G G,,
NJ T,o,,one who resides here with her eon, "as ' 49,
,bem and some of her counymen 10 dnher n - woIs
IN regret the publication OF her Vil!a,nons oooh 10,
- sasr,s disposed to oncilato American lce'us nc
s ,ecsn, Writings am told, bring her some
Onr institutions and countymen have sincere au
ling friends the Bro"nings (lloooIt anu n;n"n a he
,who n, g, lust returned from summer soJ'uIh d. 1
p,bs Of Inca accompanied by MIR. and MRS. o'oy VI
Boston. -, ,, R,s.al has been read
,oo hu his cnunlrvmen with pride and APPRECIATION ana
have hoard distinguished Eneishmcn speak o as just
md most successful rebuku of unproVoRed nso'ehce
Tho a,tcr adds that Powers, the sculptor mss n1e0.u
Tho annon,ment of U. S. Commercial Agent Tor Florence
which President Pierce without socila"n conlcttu upo
him as the duties OF the office are wholly ioreeh " m
tasaonaj nursuirs Another compliment has Jus oee .
fsrrcd upon him in London, by the "Europeah @ hs
for the encouragement OF Arts and Industry ""'"
elected him one Of its honorary vice pres'Ae"'s
A JUDGE ON "sTRiKE Judge Laruo OF INC Isl
Dsc, Cou, In New Orleans has resigned his o'nec On ac
count Of the inadequate compensation a"orocu W 1t"
following is his letter of resignation;
New OsIEAHs Nov. H. lSo3
r., tho 1,ovc,nor Of the Stale Of Louisiana:
Dr.p SIs-l would be happy 10 serve 'He 1a'. :. WV.
licr which now hold, but cannot aiora IT, mus pay
INV deble and support family ana therefore na ny su
ndor The NECESSITY of returning 10 tho prac'ice OF my
The salary allowed 10 1876 10 tho incumbent OF
tho Mace now hold was barely sufficient to maintain win
scl economy small households; but times nave changed
enre Than though tho salary remains the same Inc great
a, of Gold from California and Australia ind the great
increase Of paper circulation all over The world have pera
nenty deprecated and will connne TO depreciate, WIN
some slight iuctuaon the vane of money! thus rendering
salary which was barely sufficient in the first instance ut
tery inadequate from the increase OF the price OF all articles
of consumption.
therefore respectfully resign my commission as Judge
of The First District Court OF New Orlean but In order
that may 10 the public service ahd
give time for the choice Of my during The Christ
mas vacation this resignation is moi TO lake eec until ht
first of January 1854. Respectfully your obedlent ser
sart JOHN c. LARUE.
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TIE NEW YORK HOTELS Contrary to general er.
pectaon our city hotels still remain orerfowngy full
The places of the thousands who left for the South,
have been instantly taken by guests for the wn-
ter: and the table dhotes crowded. and the drawing
rooms as gay Saratoga ia July The landlords IL is mot
necessary add arc making fortunes The POpreto.s OF
the Meiropoan," we undetstand show clear profit OF
business The New York. the ST. Nicholas. the Aston and
the Prescott House, all equally York
Mirror.
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rerETRApE.-Th syIucuse IN. Yotk) Da'y slaaa.
an article on the subject OF free trade "n'ca
subjoiu: ~ o,,,,,,o Tho bene
GhnI commercial policy In the increased price o
their sap productions The abolition g" Inc corn bv
Hian give us the advantage over every other
markets of that country II was asserted by inc
a. nrotee,iou that under the operation of existing no
exports Of brends.us Great Britain would europe; but
ton 20 the receipts from the continent " Already
his PREDICTION has been fas6ed by the facts in value
o those ARTICLES 10 thu! e0uatay The British chan
ne Under con,nuance Of this policy nss our
increase yG The time sas, will exceed the
%s 1ss Ess;h
The prices of nc fly cent during %S
n'Ss Hs no"
is a@ The price was o ose @ dr.
high anu bI III. nce of an article in Inc 1nes
ns in force 9r' o snP saes The abo
times o. Ihosc uniust restrictions that this trace III w.
Ings has grown up and become important 10 INC county
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS WITH MEXICO. We nave
seen signs of are which satisfy that MOI only our own
have in Mexco persuaded that our re-
latons with that power are Of the most amcaole anu
promising kind No fear APPEARS TO be entertained ea'' an
be speedily adjusted to the Of BOTH with snch re-
suits too as can hardly fail tend greatly to The progress
and Improvement of Mexico in many ways.- Washington
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THE PLOUGH SUPERSEDED.-The English pars
speak Of new machine the "Rotary Digger" wE.s
threatens supsrsede the plough instrument of chi
ture Even with six cigh, horses Il Is said bs noI,
ly cheaper and moro effective than the plough The m,
chine is the invention of Mr. Samuesoo of the Bronn
Works Banbury and is very s!mpe in it's construction
cording woodcut representation which ha ve seen
Ii consists of simple Frame running couple OF wbes
resembling an ordinary eldroler The weight and lrtr
ton combined tho apparatus s raversed tbs lad
causes series of diggingforks, or ponGs 10 dig into III.
earth; and thus with five or six horses according to h
state Of the soil operation enabled 10
work down to something like eight ten inches over
width OF three feet, thoroughly puvezng the soil 10 ha
extent OF five or six Inches dig.
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CIRClJIT COURT-JUDGE BahEh fREoi DlNI-
The ,al Of Rchlrd Kirk, gentleman somewhat known 10
$40 came IN in this yesterday on charge OIL NAL
is,u ,.soulng Betsy Caps with Intention 10 MAIN, dls
GanTo and kill The interesting, and largo as
o spectanrs in attendance, during lho pro-
,,oJ;nva fl appeared from The ardence that DICK ana
Rc,sy had living on Intimate terms lot sevea years
na.i bidding defiance The sacred institution OF marriage,
pnr Dick seized BY fit Of jealousy undertook 10 admins
M sevnre clstgaion TO his ducnea for her supposed inf
,lelity. . -
WT T. Hcndrcn Esq. appeared fol The Common wealth,
and Nessrs Chandler & E!s for tho prsoaef The Jury
If last accounts had agreed upon verdict R0rio
Nsus. n :,
'rhs Norfolk Beacon Of the % says "Tho jury in ts,:
case Of Richard Kirk brought verdict. yesterday u -
mon his Imprisonment in the penitcniiary"
WILL nor RE IIERE-We understand Willilm a
Holloway OF Bruins WICK who is under bonds 10 appear
the prasen term Of The Circuit Court, and stand ms ~
for larceny committed In this city some time snS ~
nrobabity will DO forthcoming. tie e ,D H.. L..
sometime einca and has -, get reufneu Iii has mo-
gater in the Ohio, or a d. OF standing ms ~ 3d.
ven ted his return, we have not been ao'o !" 't' y
burg Express.
The Mopongala folks taking deci-iSe measures 10
force The Nonongahel Navigation C h., ,as,a ~;
,ho of their charter 90 lar as ey eae 10 I'M
we au;,o,jon within the territory oil Virginia.
proving ee 80, ,nooated devise and means
h smes we notice that OF w. T. Wiley Pells
burg Herald.
c,pr We rcpret 10 that three houses belonging 10
| NJ Tohn W Graham of Fairfax Court House. were dc.
,oved by fire on Sunday night Last The FIRE 10 supposed
have caught from segar thrown into pile OF old rags
that property insured and tbs loss TO
Mr., Graham will DO heavy Alexandria Gaseae.
| THE NORFOLK, (yA) CUSTOM HoUsE.-The
now nesry completed. The granite for the exterior Of Ina
building 10 now being got out.
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APPOINTMENT OF NATURALiZED CITIZEN.
TO OFFICE.-A correspondent CT Lie Republican, 40
evening French paper 10 New York, says that H. de an
tine has written letter 10 OF the members of the Cab
net al Washington, eulogizng the policy of President pe
in sending neturazed citizens diplomatic envoys IN ~
roprnn courts thus demonstrating that under democrat
institutional neither rank, nor fortune social pos,O
talent from arriving the highest dsnes that The
public establishes distinctions between men, and M