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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE Er-Eyryc srsp
Additional Foreign News by the Arctic

Additional Foreign News BY the Arctic.
New YORK, Dec. 10. l.. M.-NearIy
a million pounds sterling in gold has
been shipped from England to Russia
during the week.
Inc fusion of the Bourbon family IL
causing much excitement all over Paris
The French army is being largely in
creased.
A Russian ship of war has been lost
and fourteen hundred persons aboard
persisted.
1t is rumored'that the Austria and Rus
sian Ambassadors at ConStantinople are
recalled, and others appointed in their
places.
There has been a serious conflict be
tween the Turks and Servians, the latter
were victorious. Five hundred were lost
on both sides.
The Turks at Kalafat are % 900 strong.
y general battle is expected.
The Sultan is determined to resist all
of Russia S claims.
1t is rumored that the Emperor of Rus
STA is DESTROYS that Austria should draw
up an armiStlc1.
Fort Gieurgero is entirely surrounded
by water.
The Russians have sustained an inn
portant check in Asia.
China
The Tartars are about invading China
The insurgents threaten to capture Can
ton.
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WANTS.

IN0R RENT-Five or six rooms in pleasant brick
L. house, few doors north of the avenue. on 18th
street west and near the departments furnished or
unturnished, suitable for family, with fine yard
and pump of good water in it. l.. TRUE.
dec 12-3ts
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b Now II TIE TIME.-The display OF daguerrrO-
types at PLUNb'S GALLERY. Pennsylvania ave
mac" Is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing IA
handsome business, and hundreds delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let il lie
dnly remembered III PatfoEizei Enterprise with
genius deserves support, and what is gratifying, al
ways attaiuS it. 1hiJ accounts for the success of
Plumh's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all weAtheTs. dec r
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ga De. LoC0ck's PrLMoNIC WtFEEs- Eclisf an
t't' nsi"r+cs.-|hc great Medical Discovery of the
ass. t"c tho cure cf Colds, Coughs Asthma. Br II
chiti7 Consumption, and all affections of the Chest
AMI Lungs.
Thee \ #i-rs operate like charm, producing al
most lnstancous relief They alay ut the tick
ling AMI irritation in the throat, which give rise to
hacking aud coughing, ana finally result, if not ar
rested in disease O! fatal type.
For sale by T.. ID GILLIAN. Authorized Agent
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China, Glass, and Earthenware Es-
IRhl : Ii ntnI

'th street, tettcscu LOGistG1II areHue ard ID ST.
!NIIE subscriber has just received from the North
1 splendid assortment Of China, Glass and
harthenware; also, magnitr. Mt Girandoes and
Lamps i many patterns, adapted for halls and par
lOrs.
Paints, hoilct AMI raw, iinSe, oil, putty, window
glass Of every variety, always on hand.
Clocks, Brushes, &c, and every article for general
housekeeping Kept for sale.
G. 5. WHI1TLESEY,
DEE TT eth street.
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Santa Anna Declared Emperor of Mexico

New ORLEANS, Dec. l0,-The Ploayn,s
has private advices which are fully rclia-
bic, saying that Santa Anna is to assume
the title of Imperial Majesty on the 10Th
Of December.
No epidemic is in New Orleans, and
no stampede Of citizens, as falsely telc-
graphed North. The city is very healthy.
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Gs.ss HOUSE FOR RENT-Ani Furniture for sale
E::i on 9th street. near Massachusetts, avenue In
quire Immediately at STEVENS Fancy Store, opp.
Centre Market dec 12-3t
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PIANOS! PIANOSm PIANOS ~

PIANOS. PIANOS! PIANOSM
TUST received, at the Music Depot, some very SUI
- perior Instruments selected personally. to
which We call the attention of the public, have
now in Store, Pianos from the following celebrated
makers: GroyestOn Co, of n. Y; Gilbert, Hallet,
Davis CO.. and Chickering, Schumacher 4 Co, OF
Phil, and Rosenkrautz' celebrated German Pianos
We daily expecting pianos from the old establish
ed factory of Bacon i Raven, n. Y. Our apartment
is more complete than can he found in any es'ab-
lshment this side OF New York An early call is re-
quested rs barg ains may be obtained.
HILgUS l. HITZ' Music Depot,
South side Pa avenue, Near 10th street.
dec =
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85- TIE Maryland Institute, have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for hiI superior DAguereotypeE
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
lac has re eivr tie highest award given by this In
stItute. Ii you want your likeness taken, 20 to
EhTEHUEs1's. He makes likeupSses. not characters
Il hi gallery between Fourand half and 9Th street
Prnnsy lyania avenue.
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Il INEN Cambria Handkerchief the
IL largest and best assortment ever offered by US.
and we think at the lowest prices. Salesrocm Browns
Hotel. STEVENS
dec l.
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NUTS, &C

INRUITS, NUTS, &c
Il Fresh Malaga bunch Raisins, new in whole, y
anL : boxes
Maaga knisins, Layer, in whoes
Do Seedess, for cooking. in halves
New Smyrna Figs, Eleme brand, two qualities, in
drums
Naples Figs, in boxes
Fig Paste in plain and fancy boxes
Jujube Paste, rose, lemon, and vanilla fiavors
Dates, Arabian in trails
CitrOn, LeghOrn
Sicily Lemons
Almonds Bordeaux and Marscilles
DO princess or paI er shelled
Do stelled, in larre's
Pecan and Brazil Nuts, Filberts.
The above are all new importation
SIIEKELL s BAILY.
Successors to j. b. Kibbey 4 Co.
dec Set No 3. opposite Centre Market
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GOSHEN BUTTER, selected from Della
" ware county diaries.
New York and Pennsylvania extra hulled Buck
wheat.
Samples of the Philadelphia Print Butter, can now
be nj the store, and which is now ready for de
livery to order SHEkELL & BAILEY,
Successors to J. B. XII bbey Co,
dec s-6t No. s, opp. Centre Market.
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SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPs.

lust received, large supply Of the above superi-
y or indicated cordial. This preparation Is sdmi
raby adapted to all diseases arising from an imperfect
distribution of the blood. Indigestion general de-
pity, ana such diseases which are consequent upon
sluggish habits and siientary lie II promotes the
secretions and establishes healthy equilibrium in
the whole arterial system.
To be had wholesale or retail, at sCHWARTZ's
drug store next to o. s. Hotel and Sd door east from
I'd street, Pa. avenue, noyl5-tf
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Later from Californiu-Arrival Of the George
Law.

NEW YORK. Dec. J., l., M.-The steam
er George Law mas arrived here from Cal
lfornia, with 467 passengers and nine
hundred thousand dollars in gold. She
bangs the California mails. Her news is
no later than that received from New Or
leans on Saturday.
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ID 1 f ID

ID I z ID
TIN. morning, the 18th instant WALLACE G..
STEVENSON, second OF James Y. and Mary
4. Stevenson, aged years.
{E}~Thr friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral on To TUESDAY
afternoon, At , O'Clock.
Alexandra and Richmond papers please copy.l
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by T.. y. sIHATTON. AuCttOneer.
10y virtue Of Il Deed of Trust from Louis Henke
ID Trustee to the subscriber, bearing date the 81
DAY Of September, 1851 and duly recorded in Liter
J. A. :. No 20 f1os SO, -, ct spg one OF the Land
Records for Washington County, in the District Of
Columbia, sinai! sell at public auction on the prem
iS"S, on the 20th day Of December next st o'clock
p. N. lot No. > in Square No. -, lying i'm the said
City OF Washington and fronting SIS feet inches on
north street, and running hack loo feet to an a.
lev - feet wide, which, by side alleys has an outlet
2+th and 18th streets
The property Is improved by a neat two-story
Fr,me House, nearly opposite General Tnom; son ;
Terms: one fourth cash: the residue in 6 and II
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed Of trust.
If the terms are not complied with within DAYS,
tn" property will lie re sold at the risk and EXPENSE
Of the purchaser.
The title is believed to e in!isruaLle
ConveyaLcirg at the expense Of purchaser.
Il. X. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
f. Y. STRATCUN.
nov -"-laWts&ds Auctioneer.
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GT MRS. Z. GREGG will open handsome a.
~ iSorGent Of Paris Millinery on THURSDAY the
ii ~ /. TIA instant, Geo. +. Aliens Store, h.
tween 9th aud 10th street. on the north side of Pa
avenue, whore 81" respectfully invites the attention
of the l:t:c3 Of Washington iCd Georgetown.
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LNOR Sal

LNOR SALE-Twu fine HORSES, ut Mr. Cow
! ling's Stable, on Il, between 18th and 18th 81
they belong t" private gentleman, and are ofrrtG
for sale only because be cont, mplaes leaving the
,untry.
MIR. Cow:ing will show them and .tatc the price
lr>-tf
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E.la,' Ia Death pn Saturday moii.ing. a shock
irF ''sid'"t hal 'rn"d IN our city, which are
SOM 10 add terminated fatally. Young lady about
fifteen yrais OF ags narIci Matilda Ann Liukins
"t~ ia tii" act at E"uing cloth-s, when her dress
r'u@.t nrr from the hearth la spite OF her Efforts
20 sua-I>ii H. Tidu'- which She had presence ut
nnnd 70 attempt g., rolling The floor cnveIO;,ug
Fer p't~"n M wet clothes, and III other way-, she
vs. h'l alb" To effect her purpose. II IL said that
hone Of h- c!"ihr- tScaprd being burnt To- cIndrr>
''crId "nr sipcA!ns. ~ i mailer al course her n
lH"> were very sc'eIr and Terminated fatally ~ the
'"ui-~ ~ irNv hours ditrI the arcIdrnt. Two little
i'''~. who w't~ IN ia" rp.m at The same Time were
-omr" hat burnt IA their attempts to AID her.
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TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES.
The lats.t style of Winter HATS just re-
s&&E3 ceived.-The undersigned respectfully in
&$6 yites the attention OF the ladies to examine
VELOUR new style of HATS, and to inform them
that ready TO receive and execute all orders
for HATS, CAPS, HEAD-DREsSES, &c, with neat
ness and dispatch Also, very select assortment OF
pointed velvet RIBBON, all cJlerS; together with
every variety of Fancy Goods, at
VIM. P. SHEDD'S
18th street. above Pennsylvania avenue.
oct g.
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ElllEE LAkG Il and comfortably furnished rooms
/ can be obtained by enIuirne at Mr.. Pe4boIy's
On st. north, between Delaware avenue and lst St
Capitol Hill, These r,cms within two minutes
walk OF the Capitol, ana would be suitable for mem
beers OF Congress. dec Str
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NuR RtNT-E'gant psl!ors. Well iurui-loI.
L Also, sleeping and bath room On a. between
18th and 18th streets. north side TerEs moderate
They would suit members Of Congress. Breakfast
will hc furnished il desired. Apply 20
G. Z. GARDEER.
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M A r r I F. II

In Philadelphia, on the 9Th instant, At the
dence Oi Thomas Robins, Esq., by Rev. Dr. Stephens
uf the late Gen. S. T.. Parker, all of Northampton
county. NKgIna.
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81 FOR I1EGT'-Thp BUILDING now b.
III ing finished on the northeast corner Of 18th St
and Louisiana avenue i'll this city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment. 81 marble. with vaultS. Sc and tSo
stores on 9Th street. The basement is constructs d
to emit brace all the modern venieI.coS for p Res
taurant, il connrXhn with a Kitchen and vaults for
coal. oysters, PROVISIONS &c. The restaurant com
municatcs both from in and out doors with the Sc
cond story, which ! COMPOSED O! four rooms com
municatiEs through ample folding doors fl the ac-
COMMUNICATION OF either large or small private parties
>hnu'i The second story not be taken in couunyisn
with the Sturalt the rooms VIII be rented tor Of
fees tn" third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build uG, and Is well aIaltri for Il
rnmmndiOus hiliiard-ruuIn FIR three tshrS The
fourth story embraces tn" whole extent Of the built
ing, and Is well adapted f,r printing room or ar
mury, and. II not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water aul ali the
mo 'ern improvements have been introduced on
each floor of this building. AMI its position. situated
in the very heart OF the most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits to Competent
tenants. Apply 70, or address
:. {. BARNEY,
Esjreer, between 9th and eth SITS, Washington.
sep l1-cntf
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4 DRY GOODS SALESMAN wANTED.-we wish
n to engage the services Of first class salesman
One acquainted with city trade pref5rei.
dec l0-5teo MAXWELL, SEARS & COLIEY
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"ANTED-Four competent GAS-FITTERS
w who understand their business thoroughly :;
none others need apply. Apply to
JAS. STRATTON & CO.
High street, opp. Forrest Hail. Georgetown.
d4c1O
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TIE Nhi5nl! Theatre. Tho FaytI- are de-; ned
:" have a grand house To- night We anEfelrnd a.
ih'y pre-"ht iaAIng bih indeed. The -Four Low
49, ih~ir grand pant"rnInc, ha- been performed al
Who's ia N"w YORK, Tor weeks # not months
hs'.ti', - Immense L"u,r-, always elIcIling the
h'~u'>r applause. The Russian ,tn,ruse. Urea
HI'ltt- ti'' pei DHiii1atIH uf gra.r uf course ap
p-.- the cui.r-- Of the evening IN th b,llsf@-
Inrt" "ul also be- rVauInns ON The night rope hy
u~ whole r"up" ct rope dancers. Win such a bill
1t" h"u.t - r'i'It. can hardly i To- be well filled
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" ANTED-Ay young lady, to take charge of
w school, in the neighborhood of Rladeusb burg
Address, post paid, IS C CO. Badensburg.
dee To-
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Nes FOR EENr--A brick HOUSE, on I St north
Iii between 9th ana eth streets. containing eight
rooms and convenient to the n"rh bern market hoIIS.
Also ! am now selling off nv stock Of Dress
Goods at prime cost. Great bargains ale to I've Fad
N all kinds OF Dry Goods. Shoes, &r Sons Boots as
L"w rs 81 SO Ladies eaters a. low aS 75r Laiiee
shoes ~ lew as BIC T r. BROWN
Corner 9TH ard SITS, Northern Liberties.
dec g-2ts
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China

The Tartars are about invading China
The insurgents threaten to capture Can
ton.
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I-uas C.flgL. FI.r.i, &,.,rf, 4 YER, fine dis
''4ia- was delivered un Sunday yesterday at -.
i-''r7 Church. Capitol Hill, hy the Rev. Father
- I"''' ia ait ri tic Young CatIoir Friends So
'.'F' liner" vas large congregation present 10
h' NJ he "tuIErut preacher, who pleaded earnestly
iH h'hdI ut iu' above ,NC-llCuI InsfItuT0n. The
amount contributed we have not been able 10 asrrr
'S'''1 tut whether little much the Society has
n-'d 90 al ttdt Il obtains, and hupe that contr
'''s WiiI br poured III from Ill denominations a. IL
'A'i!f, are directed among The poor a;Id wTetchcd.
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Inc .i'nUscm'II Of LGr.-At 3 O'Clock to-day
't'd ~u, will Ice Iried before the Seventh Ward
f'r, Magistrate, ia which the san OF inv cents l.
--.'i''d- III" case - Crump -. BraSIears for tie
'n' q" Ih' los 81 an otd Ptr boot legs The facts
~ !"r,h are a. follows: The plaintiff called upon
"'i'H thi - foot par -! boot rg- which he fur
"''hrl Defendant finished hI+ work Iu due season,
1-'N plaintiff WAS nprr'. that They were ready for
"'"''y plaintiff, however, alleged that the ''money
n.uA-i W. tight with iiEi, and Ilar consequently
Hr could not pay Tor The boots. Defendant then sold
'H' % Ihr lis; customer that pre- scented himself for
L"'l Hence the .mt, which VIII probably term
ttlr .u cost- 10 the amount Of the boots from the
Ima'rr 81 Witnesses summoned. The beauties of
gong 10 law Tor Amusement VIII DC fully demon
'Irre i not much money made BY outsiders at the
iIir.
Lylh 10 Ihisrcs.--Ice doubt that there has ever
b-'r IN tins city, except upon important occasions
*" great Il gang of villains al the present time
Burglars, pickpOckeis, thmble rggers, drop and box
game playrr- are all represented Several specula
ions have been made by them. We have before
cautioned strangers 10 br careful OF their new ac-
tsaIntdHces, and we now say 10 them that the Do
"'-- ~plt mildly dressed and mOust9ched gentlemen
Ne most likely to sw!n-ile them. Purchase no found
'"igs from persons who about leaving the city ;
-1Ar no bets On the contents OF pocket boxes If
'Su zee the "L;tl- joker away from him. and If
books" VII '''' pO>N
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FOR SALE AND RENT

!H0R SALE--A lot of WRAPPING PAPER
L in excellent coalition. Will be sold at - yer
hundred weight, if applied for Apply at this
Office. dec lG---3t
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Good Nelcs for lie '.Siuire-On the ID instant,
LOO SACKS of pea nuts arrived at Louisville froIa
tennessee 1t ia said they plentiful In Ten
neSs"e that the farmers ere feeding their hogs en-
them instead Of corn
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Mr.. De Botr has returned TO Washington to re
sumo his duties Of Superintendent of the Census
He has been absent at the Southern Planters Con
vention, held at Columbia, South Carolina, before
whom he delivered an address
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f'''"SST Hd'c'raH will lectur" to night at the
Smithsonian Institution, the subject being: 1.-The
Sun, Neptune, the Asteroila and comets"
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.7ccldent from Fire .4rms.-On Saturday last,
while two youths, named Wright, sons OF the present
Jaior oil Washington, were cut hunting, one of them
iFed at flock of birds, and not being aware that his
brother was in range with them, the whole load
loIeed III his left side and ARM woundng him
~, nut not dangerously.
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AGl"s G1'r'S"a.-The dre.s diill parades of the
Marine Garrison, near the Navy Yard, commenced
to-day aud will be continued during the winter. The
Harrison is under the command of Captain Tyler.
tie other officers being Captain Taylor, Lieutenants
Graham. Jones, and Tortunul. Gr. Mundell is the
.!trgeant Nni.r.
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gsrN FOR KENT have several furnished houses
,,.sSt for rem. pleasantly located Small families
as4sA ithOut Chiiir' can be accommodated at SIS
300. $50. and 300 per month
Also. several furnished rooms. with or without
board.
Apply to T. n. STRATTOE.
dec 9-dlw Auct;on.er
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BY +. n. sTRATTOy Auc,ion..r

dec 3-3t2w&ds Auct
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

re- A SolHoquy.-Just as the Clock was
checking off the last half hour of ii at night,
(for editors are permitted to keep late hours
that they may get an idea obedd,) lonely yet
gently we moved ourself across the room and
placed upon our mortal exist ence a Fire Satin
Vest, just presented US by those large Whole
Sale Merchants, RANKIN, PULLIAM & Co., of
Charleston, S. G. 1t is but natural to suppose
thatafer we had beheld its glossy surface and fit
so becoming, we should poise ourself for mo-
ments MISUNDERSTANDING that-the mer-
chants of East Tennessee ought to patrouize
that House. While in that position we saw by
our side piece of paper and in picking it up
to place it the floor so as to keep the dust off
the bottom of our boots, the following label
struck our view: ".Joha w. O'Brien, NOW in
Nashville, LoudOn, Tenn. By the politeness
of VIM. I. Love- There we might have ex-
claimed, it is for another-not US! and we i'm
mediately got up and laid doca, realizing with
all its force the addage "such is life''-and that
they may be pretty clever fellows after all.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

Percussion Caps Superseded.-A new com
position has lately been invented by Messrs-
Winiwartier & Gershe i'm of Vienna, for the
purpose of superseding the ordinary percussion.
caps, and, in many instances, the gunpowder
charge also. The most prominent features OF
these gun primers, as the composition is called
are the absence of metallic coat or cover.
and their uniform explosi We power, the materi-
ais being of such nature that after detona-
ton, no residue whatever, is left behind. The
materials which form the new composition are
Eliminating mercury, elaborate of potash and
sulphide of antimony, the dangerous properties
of which ingredients are diminished by the
application of collodion, which used as ce-
ment, and it is the ingenious employment OF
this substance which constitutes the chief Pc
cuharity of the invention
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

Ncrico.-Santa Anna, it is said, intends to
proclaim himself Emperor, as soon as his plans
can be completed, and his proposed army of
$4,000 men organized. In recent speech to
his troops at the capital, he referred somewhat
obscurely to campaigns in which they would
have to prove their valor. The new Mexican
Minister to Spain, late Mexican Consul at Ha-
vana, is to be recalled for his simplicity in the
affair of the Lady Suffolk SLAYER. Santa Anna.
it is also SAIL has written to the Captain Gene
raj, pointing out the necessity of his immedi-
ately sending back the Yucatan Indians. A
rigid censorship of the press is maintained,
aad the enemies of Santa Anna, as well as all
suspected of opposition to his imperial projects,
are to be seized and imprisoned or banished.
Already, several political prisoners are confined
in the fort at Vera Cruz, and one hundred and
fifty others are Vanished from the country.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

In the Convention Of the protestant Episco-
pal Church at New York on Monday, the ere
dentials of DIR. DAVIS, Bishop elect of this
State, were signed By the deputies, lay and
clerical. On Tuesday the Rev. DIR HANcKEL
of this city, asked leave to introduce memo
rial of the Diocesan Convention of South Caro-
lima stating that FasDzsIcx koHX, who recent
" died, leaving 100000 to the General Theo-
logical Seminary, was a citizen of South Caro-
lima, and rot Of PENNSYLVANIA though he had a
house in Philadelphia, and resided there in the
Summer. The diocese of Pennsylvania how
ever had claimed 70 appoint, and had in fact
aapoiuted nine trustees of the Seminary. The
constitution Of the Seminary gives the diocese,
IN which legacy of $l0,0 90 is left to the Sem
mary, an additional trustee. The memorial
was referred to the committee on the General
Theological Seminary
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

Ctl0rotorm and Cholerd-The London press
mentions a successful application Of Chloro-
form upon man Of immense physical power
while under a violent attact of cholera. While
in the most violent paroxysms of pain and
spasm, the chloroform was administered, and
the struggling giant tanned into the quiet of
sleeping infant The functions being suspen-
ded the horrible SYMPTOMS ceased, the medi-
cine became absorbed, and in hour the man
was restored to consciousness, and the disease
was conquered.