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ought therefore not TO be regarded acknowledges as
general declaration On The contrary am not lns'heo
IL maintaining that this part Of the message OF 1873 was
intended by Mr. Monroe and his cabinet as the assertion
OF great principle OF American policy wholly apart from
Spanish afars-a declaration worthy OF our country ana
lis government and moi mere expedienl passing away
with the cause which had given rise TO ~ mat sueb
will be the opinion OF great portion oil The American
In closing this communication, il is due TO myself TO
saw thai have been Influenced IN making Il not aoRe
from considerations OF public character and regard to
he Irnih al history but also from desire feel to
malice done 10 the character and services OF wise and
distinguished staesman-one whose whole life was not
only devoted to bis country but characterized alike by
hetoic virtue, devoted patriotism, and an ardent love OF
freedom VIRGlNlUS
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MISSION TO SwITzERLAsp.-rhe first minister resident
from the United States to Switzerland is to be Mr.. The
odore s. Fay for many years secretary OF legation al
Berlin, first under the late Henry Wheaton, and subse-
quen,y under Mr.. Donelson and Mr. Barnard This
another of the Presidents arrangements abroad
which will give satisfaction. Mr. Fay is New Yorker,
gentleman OF letters and who has reflected credit
on his country at Tehsed court His transfer TO the
Swis. confederation will bring him into more intimate
intercourse with American travellers, while i is mark
of higher appreciation by bis and their government His
taste. are in consonance with the generous sympahes
and wild and romantic scenery that surround the Swiss
peope and tbither hundreds OF his countrymen are an
nsay invited by the influences, who care less for
Prussia and the North.
MIR. Fay is previously remembered al home for his
mast contributions to our belles.leres Literature HIS
frat introduction through his sprighy sketches IN
The old New York Mirror-ls2s TO lS33-when thal
excellent and originally weekly quatto under the con-
troll of Cen Morris, the favored fecplen, OF many
of the best literary illusions Of the day Mr. rays ius
tive papers were subsequently, collected into book form
under the title of the Atlantic Sketch Book, two Volumes
duodecimo They were read and reread, win minnie
delight May we not hope from the congenal scene 70
which he is now honoraby accredited, Tor DOCK OIL
Transatlantic Sketches IN Y Timn
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The national pecuarities OF people shown
strongly in the naming OF ships as 10 consequential
matters The Spaniard displays the religious tendency
of his mind by such titles The Holy Trinity" and the
Twelve Apostles" The French exhibit their sensualiy
in the "Prima Donna and !" M adame Ceras" The in
dusry and love OF money OF the Dutch shows itself in
such titles as the Beaver and "God Hunter" John
Bulls ug illness on, in the shape Of "Spres" and
Boxers" "Thunderers" and "Devastshons" Jonathan
goes his length speed, procession and universal do
minion. a peculiarly that shows itself in such
Flying Cloud" Sovereign of the Seas,""Wes, Wind"
avid Pigeon" Empress OF the Deep" and Fright
ened Lightning" In opinion, philosopher could get
up quite truthful history of people without consult
ing any other documents than the OF their ships
[Dutohman
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The KIND Al AMERICAN CON
sui" An Old Sailor" who heard Of the appointment oil
Mr. Vesey consul to Have, says, in New York pa
per, that in the winter OF ls45 Mr. vesey passenger
in the packet ship to which he belonged, and adds:
81 shall forget the kindness that during
that long passage-he sympathy shown by him for the
steerage passengers who out OF provisions, and
were supplied out OF the ships stock, and also to the
crew. have him give his stockings 10 keep the
fee, OF others warm. have seen hun put his own silk
handkerchief on the hand OF sailor. Truly, his
is heart overlooking with the milk OF human kindness
the very man for an American consul. Long may he
live 10 protect the American sailor and his countrys flag
II you will find place for this in your columns you
viii much oblige yours, with respect.
IAN OLD SAILOR"
We 90 bail for the truth Of this statement, for Mr. H.
vesey has heart that ever warns TO those who need
either assistance o sympathy.-dbany Journal
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Tronthn Fierce, Prs,den Of the United States Of ams oil
whora may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Duncan
Robertson has been appointed Catholic
for the port Of Norfolk, in the State OF Virginia. do hereby
him such, and declare him exercise
such functions powers and allowed tbs
sun of most favored nations n United States.
In testimony whereof be made
patent and the seal Of
Given under hand city OF Washington 7th day o.
f. March, A. d. 1882 independence OF Uni
ted States Of Amerc, the seventy seventh.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the President
VIZ. L.. MAsor, Secretary Of stat..
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RANDOLPH CLAY AND JoHS RANDOLPH. changes
announced for the administration in The diplomatic
corps, some of them al least, commend themselves 10
general favor The mission TO Peru was raised by the
late Congress 10 the first grade Mr. Randolph Clay is
very properly retained by the President, at Lima, 10 fill
it, Mr. c. is no partisan He has been abroad twenty
Ave years, and period of change OF administration
at home, the victim of prescription. the favorte of
party fortune We do not know, indeed that he has
any politics, in the ordinary He is edGcaed
diplomat, experienced in the capitals OF two hemis-
pheres.
We are not familiar with Mr. Cays personal history.
His associated with the mission of his celebrated
namesake, John Randolph, to Russia, in ls29-'3o,
under President Jsckson's appointment That Alto
ge,her curious affair. Randolph was i'll AT ease in the
great essential OF health The Russian climate too
much for hm. His visit TO ST Petersburgh either
constructive one or only lasted few days-we not
sure which He FASTENED from the north of Europe
London and long after, back to his home in Virginia
Mr. John Randolph Clay LEI, in charge at St. Peters.
burgb. secretary OF legation. The whole facts
afterward, brought up the House OF Representatives
on motion to strike out the outfit and full salary for the
mission to Russia in the civil and diplomatic appoint.
ments The debate on this motion spicy, and occa-
sionay acrimonious. Mr.. Burgess, of Rhode Island
Old Tristan Burgess he sometimes called by his
Jackson oppoDents-paricipaed; and 40 did Mr.. Cam.
brelng, OF New York, and MIR. Wayne, Of Georgia
now Justice Wayne OF the Supreme Court OF The United
Sta,es-.F Y Itms.
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MAMMOTH GAVE OF KENTUCKY.

beautiful and original paintings the good c
Warrington had the of seeing now be
a Odd Fellows Hall.
them No charge for looking them
hav all And in window
and magnificent cued and nowery
tal Cleyelands mammoth You
thing like m no charge and you you
step and through the mammoth We have ~
paintings OF this magnhcent wonder Of
wonders. Only cents see Exhibited by
], w. sHIVELEY,
For Artist.
For one week only Worlds Open
every day from a. IN TO
Mar O-dlMt
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General Robef il dsad
No other ne Ws of moment.
LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM HONDURAS

Bosros, March i9.-rhe brig Helen Jane arrived her
this morning, wh further advces relative the agges
sions OF the British Honduras. The dates from Trux
lilo the 27th February Accounts that her NJ
TVS STEAMER Usvastiton Captain Campbell arrived
at Tuxillo a. D. nj. tire 18Th from Belize, and lha,
im edatey upon her arrival officer shore
with patch commander Of the post, demand Ing
the removal OF certain troops stationed al Lemas, Ro
river, in the Honduras territory but for time
past in the possession of the British mahogany cutters
second despatch subsequently, sent, demanding tina
the troops by twelve o'clock the following
This demand was accompanied with promise that the
British subjects should he nerteed with their ope
ratons the future. IT, however, the demand was not
cortpiea WITH Captain Campbell stated that he should
proceed to Lsma the troops by force A, no
ruxilo, the demand Reluctantly piled wiin un
der strong protest. and thus matters stood the last
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Communicated.
The beautiful Of the Voyage Down the Mississippi will
city durng week IL would be impossible
describe the OF the
perfect dssueeope Of the Mississippi valley and point Of a
decidedly superior heretofore exhibited in city While
in Europe visited by the elite of every capital and
theme Of admiration whenever unroed crowded
with incident and OF the thrilling
which fairly audience readers should
not visit this unrvsllcd painting
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/" WASHINGTON, March l6, 1853,

VALUABLE GIFT BO0Ex-.Female Piety, The Young
Womans Friend Guide through Life Immortality by
John Angel James l6mo. 450
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History Character of Martha aud Mary; To Yoang
Description Of Good Wife, The work will be
good
which characterize all Mr.. Janes's productions
ian .9dpocate and Journal
For sale by -. ..
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
Mar 90 Ith street
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The New Odeaas Delta says that literary TREND OF
the editor who is"snsularly competent Tor the task.
has work entitled Cuba in 1852 in state OF eons'o
cradle forwardness. II will be published not later than
October next The author has been for some time accu-
mulatng facts with regard this sland-historical,
financial and pollcaapd the result OF his labors has
been Gays the Delta, "a Of information OF the high
eat interest apd mos, reliable character"
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From the Evening Post
Recommen ton for once.

correspondent has sent us an autograph letter OIL mos
Jefferson TO the then President, Monroe, recommend
ing young friend OF his 10 be appointed mdshipman
and as MANY Of DUR readers may feel interest, es
peciay this time, to know how such man as Jeer-
son such letter, thirty odd years ago. we lay II
before them at length with few reflections which lis
contents have suggested to u.s.
tits postmarked Charlie, Va Sept. 7, and addressed
simply thus
.'James Monroe President of the U. S w ashineton"
No honorable" 'hs excellency, nor any nonsense
OF that kind about ii, inside out Ii is ranked simply
with the mark ''free"
The letter. which we prin, literally from the original.
is as follows
MoNiIcELLo, Sept s, 1922
DEAR have made it rule, and have pretty stead
trouble and ombauass the with
solicitations for office and then, however, case
ours which, from peculiar circumstances, cannot be de-
cned. still wish II always TO be understood that ask
departure from what justice the rules OF
government may require. two ago. letter to
Mr. Secretary Thom seconded the application OF Mr.
Gibson OF Richmond Tor the reception OF his sou Into the
corps of mdshipmen the father is most worthy man,
was jointly with my late friend and relation George JET
ierson, 70 my spondauts business In Rich
of those who suffered In the general catastrophe of
commerce which took place two three has
family, and is rendered helpless by the depJra
bic of his health inclose letter lately received
from him. with the expression only of the qualification
should feel should necessary rules OF government
admit his request accept assurances OF my constant
TIL. JEFFERSON.
The Pres dent of the United S:utes.
Ii is little curious that not OF these sentences
commences with capital letters, except where the per-
sonal pronoun "l' occurs the first word.
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ARRIVAL or rHE oASApA-oNK WEEK LArKk PROM EUROPE
HALIFAX. March lsth-I2. p. m.-The steamer Canada
reached here o'clock this afternoon with LiveTpooi
dates Of the 9th instant
LrvERPooL, March 5-Coton is dul, tending downward
Sales OF the week 80 $50 bales, Of which exporters took
1900 aud spectators $3.50 bales. Impotts Of the week
81 900 balessIock 600 0O0 bales. Fair Orleans quo
ted SD; niddIiug, 6ld iair Mobile, 6ii; middng
sgd fair upiands. Cd Orleans and upland below mid
ding, a SID.
At Manchester trade had sli Chilly declined.
observation-disclosures was in moderate request at "a.
decline, While, IS l0i. Is. AL red, IS 81 o. 81
Flour dull Cd decne-WesIern canal, 2ih ST. a 2isj
Baltimore and Philadelphia 25 81 25s. Corn dull At Is
declne-white, Sis 81. SIS; yellow, 3is. H. mixed, Bis
Pfovisions-Saes of mess pork al Sos sTs 6l Mciien
~ says the market is poorly supplied, with more sellers
than buyers. Bacon Arm at 5is Sos Lard had soasid
erably declined nominal at 52' Pot ashes 26i pearls
23s Sales 800 bb roan al os o. for common, and II
49, for fine No sales of tar Sales OF 800 bb turpen-
IA l5s market bare-Spidts, GO 67s Rice dull
1t quoted in bond 10 2is Sugar and tea active COT
fee in limited demand at previous rates Tobacco Arm with
an upward cndency-saes Of 800 hhds Sock at Liver
pool, 1880 hhds.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, March 5 -There is genera
pressure in the money market The bullion in the bank has
decreased EST $50 Consois closed at 93l 99i Tansac-
lions in United States ond State stockSwere small.
Cotton and beadstuif, duli Rice dull with de
clining tendency Sugar and coffee firm
HAvRE MARKET, March I-Sales OF cotton during the
week 1000 bales Imports $50 bales Stock 81 500 bales
Demand moderate sales to-day l,zO bales. New Or
leans ordinare 93i. Mobile, 81 OFT Upland Oil
| HALIFAX, March 10 The Canadian CLERGY bill
| dered TO the second reading in English Pariiamen'.
Lord Russell stated thar The government received assur
that the Austrian difficulties with Turkey would bt
| setlea by negotiations.
Mazz,ni Pronounces Kossuths manifest the Hungar
ans in Italy genuine, but much garbled.
One million pounds Australian gold had been received
| The steame Atlantic arrived out on the II.
|
| The Pope Of Rome remains in France two months.
An unsuccessful attempt made TO fire the ARSENAL
/ Toulon
Twelve hundred yphus fever al the hospital il
Paris!
Gener Robe is dsadi
No other of moment.
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 90 1853

which the Spanish Gown exacts from the church 10
Cuba is abhorent 10 The hearts of the natyebon Gu
bans and harsh aggravaon OF their cruel chains
10 say that they from choice, and that we
would resist being deprived OF them, il they were dear
and precious adoTnmens. CORA MONTGOMERY
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NEw YORK, rich ls.-The stock market to-day closed
dulUnited States 6s, 1867, ll9h offered nothing done
in Canton Erie, s5t Nicaragua, 800; Morris canal,
20 Erie converble sales; Harlem, 62I Norwl ch and
Worcester, SOL Stonngton, 55t; Cumberland COAL 500
Cary improvement l2t offered. The money market is
stringent, but much some few days ago Elk.
change on London 81 premium.
The adyces by the Canada have had depressing effect
aour causing ,tices TO further decnesaes OF 200
bbs at 81 5Oa 81 So for State brands and 81 81 So IL
for southern Rye flour and meal quiet. Wheat is
dull and prices declining-sae, small Sales OF 1900
bushels at 81 IS cents Tor white Mixed SO 81
cents AID yellow s. 81 OATS - ~ cents. Rye,
81 Provisions dulsaes Of mess pork SIS
and dull. Lard, 81 10 cents Cotton Is unsettled under
the steamers news-proes maintained.
PuIADELrHa, March 19-p. m.-The stock market 10
quet-Uncd States 6 1887 Il9l Pennsylvania S. 9S.
Flour IL dull under the Canadss advces; some sales
"a rs 81 81. Red wheat at ITO white, liz l6
Corn So SO cents Oats, ~ cents. Rye, 80
cents Provisions dull and declining. Rio coffee, 81 81
cents. Whskey, 22 a % cents
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TEACHER wtshes to get a sssusstc~ In Virginia
"A sno~s French, English aud Latin the rudi
m.nn Of crek Spanish and Italian and furnish sufficient
testimonials Of ability and morality All be had by
ADDRESSING nots, post paid TO NJ a. ". Un'on Once
Mar Ai-.cdndf
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nyvoung Mons Chr,.ss.n Rooms Fow
building TIN street, below r. General Post Once
and reading day Sundsy
the hours OF three and The best religious
and standard and this
regularly Citizens
s cordially welcomed.
ny order 81 IN. Association.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

PHILADELPHIA, March l9-Col. John J. McCahen, late
commissioner London negotiate the Pennsylvania
loan died suddenly this morning.
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THE ICE ON LAKE ERIE.

BusrALo, March Is.-The c, has been blown away from
the shore, and it is all clear miles up the lake Ou
harbor is blocked up, but will probably be clear
days. At Cleveland the haroor is clear, the ice having
gone over the Canada shore.
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STEAMER REPORTED

NEw BEDFORD, March lo-The ship Iris, this port, re
ports having the steamer Mississippi January I5,h
in lat % 30 south aud lon $50 The Mississippi had
been ST Helena.
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SAILING OF THE PACIFIC.

Ngw YoRK, March l9.-Ths steamer Pacific sailed to
day. taxi ny 100 passengers including Graham ID Alb
bott ESQ bearer ofdespatches She took specie.
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soSTAG IN OPERA.

PHILADELPHIA March I5.-M adame Sontag and her
troupe consisting of over hundred Performers will
commence a series OF operas at the National Theatre the
18th inst The first opera will be LA Sonnambula." The
will be kept up four weeks alter which of
two or three weeks is contemplated in Baltimore.
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yATAL, ACCIDENT

PHILADELPHIA, March Ian unknown German was Ia
tally injured ignt by the train from New York this
city. lie had both legs cut Off
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WILL REMAIN THIS WEEK.
Prices Reduced-Adnt.siono only AS cents.
THE VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
Iron HAIL, rrrssvLvluAAv.

(Fir-t time in washinston)
THIS magnificent painting the FIRST and best Of psnoams
beeR exhibited in this country,
In order all opportunity during present week the
price Of admission will be Is parts
Children under 10 years OF age, i2x cents.
Dooe- open every evening O'Clock
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. at az
Mar Ap-dlw +,
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or First Presbytsrian Church, A. street-Tbee viii
preaching this church today bbh the Rev
b. sunderland, nj II O'Clock, ~ O'Clock, (no,
bere,ofore Crens and respectfully invited
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SGATHAs Husband, a novel by the author OF
II aOhve.n
Interviews Useful by 3. H. Cox, ID. D.
Humboldt, Alexander and William,
front German by Juiette Bauer.
History Engand by Charles Dickens volume l.
Abbou's Life of Nero - -
M.To0 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Mar I'D

nENTIsTRY AT THE FAIR.-If any o
critically the display OF teeth, mouth plates. the
his supply the city and claims that the world
nj produce beautiful
examination His deiormed
distorted human teeth are curious and wonderful
being allowed remain too lsng In the
mouh) should be a warning 10 all
regards Dr. Van Patterns skill success adapting WORK
the following certificate from one OF the most re-
Intelligent citizens OF Washington speaks
cay; together others of the imports sent
the committee OF hs Institute one OF said committee nav
doubts atmospheric plates those exhibited
by Dr. Van raen and the BALTIMORE exhibitors being of
ucal utility - . -
"DEAK sIRs Not only sauhed suction mouth plates
m as o comfortable and useful,
make them those ad
have atmospheric mouth
about oablo
often forget havo and make
difference in food from what did before lost
own teeth. freely | Viii l did
plate way with speech. know
here for whom have made similar
mouth pieces who as well pleased with them as am
"To Dr. vAs PArrss for
"WAsHIsoros, March 0, 1853.
DocToR: Having constantly years
suction mouth pae with full Of teeth
nnhesi,atngy affirm that is both
able and useful much that could without it
g Very respectfully, &c, ---"
WASHINGTON, March l6, 1853,
Having Coming rival den,ss
OF Dr. Van patlen not his manufacture
portion HIS hereby certify that
aen several previous the Of
and found necessary 10 work be greater part M several
completed by the time limit
ed deposiug competition know, therefore, that Dr. Van
credit
perfectly made plates
polish, which too late after completing the
nponit portion of the work. 1t being after H. the
N "s'' : cHAUNCEY F. GREER,
Mar 26-d3+ Mechanist"
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as REWARD.

OsT on the February, and pup
Ia the Of Hsr
~ The be paid for his delivery Kimme
Walkers livery stable.
49,
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nx anEEN x SCOTT, Auetlonssr..

VRUsTEE's SALE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
nure at aueuonon Monday the 2st instant shall sell BY
OF OF residence - Mr. tankin GARDNER
the and i0 eets, al ~ O'CLOCK
M, an lent asso al
sofa rocking aud parior chairs
DO marble top table, looking glasses
nd othe beadseads, waslistauda
Feather beds bedding and mattresses
Panor, passage, and chamber carpets
Oic0th, shovel and tonss, dining and other tables
China glass crockery, and
Two SET silver spoons knives and forks
Cooking, radiator and other
a goodl kitchen requisites
many which enume-
rate
s25 SIS, credit OF 90 and 20
days, endorsed, bearing interest
WM ii WARD, Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
Murl6-d Auctioneers.
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ny n. n. srRAIToS. Aus.aoassr.

"
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCrloN-on
Monday March 81, on the premises al O'Clock, shall
sell No go and foutns
oh st east l2s feet deep alley
streets The improvements consist Of story brick
dsing with basement
grounds are Iasefuy ornaenled with fruit and shade shrub
bey Sc containing all $3.50 feet Tide indispuable
Con We ancng at the OF the purchaser
Terms liberal made al sale For further intormAoa
apply the aueiOneeT
Mar l2-eods INTEL
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HANDSOME Building Lots at Private sale-I have for
ii private thirteen egby situated building lots fronting Bah
being subdivisions Of
8, 2, No 424 These lots
RAPIDLY OF the city, and viii
be afordng opportunity
for persons u procure a building lot.
terms inquire auction where the plat
be seen. $500 . - ..
far I'D Auctoneer and Commission Merchant.
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None knew him but 70 love MIN,
None named him but To praise"

with many other learned and exemplary priests Of the
Catholic church. fell under The dsplsasure OF the Spanish
government, and we have rhen now in painful erile
Tor no other crime because Of their devotion to the
OF civil and religious liberty The degrading subservsnoy
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md undivided interest
"Reokuk Despatoh democratic paper pub
al The Keoku and elected hs State
by the last legislature.
sir months.
For further apply the Editor Of the "Union"
VIM A. Hopish 4 90, publishers, keokuk, lows.
25-law6wwp
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ARRIVAL or oANApA-oNK WEEK LArEk PROM Eukork
HALIFAX. March l5th--I2, p. m.-The steamer Canada
reached here o'clock this afternoon, with Liverpool
dates Of the 9th Instant