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Just to hand,
AF TEE DIUH STORE,

AI E.M 4 GA y u 81 UnLs
A FRESH Supply Of BOOKS. STATION
n cry, Sc, consisting. in part, of the fol-
lowing;
The rhousht Blossom, Gcm Of the Season,
Flora. Interpreter, Gift Book Of Gems.
Rloa's Gem. G,.n,s If Beauty,
l.aiie~' Keepesks. Floral Keepsake,
Crvsf,I Fonni, Dew Drop,
Gih Of Flowers. The Aloe,
Gif, Of tI.ctia,. Tn. Rose,
P,eti.,l Works Of Milton, Calkphell. Cowper
MIRO. Byron. Barns. Thomson. Pollock and
e,h.rs; tota,,ar with a great variety Of Miscel.
l,pesy Wmt,. P,n Folios, Albums, Letter and
H,,a Paper, d..
Ss,ys. n,rr 3. 10
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lust RECEIVED. at The Drug stolr, . largs
= supply fGpp Drops.
yNOl.R Ilozcn Fresh Citrate Of Msgnssia, re
= cci.ejai the Drug Store.
E8GUNp Pepper. Ginger, aud cinnsJpon,
u received at the Drug Store.
November %. u
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zeezEcz cz JAMAICA ezE6z7.
Acknowledgements .siar an sEiseie thai
can ks ssIisa spea. prspsre3 rem Pnrs IA
MAICA GINGER. shesh b particular 70
ash Or aDfs~n's EssSn<s Of gsmssrs Gsngsf.
which . wsHsnsss ~ hs what Is j. rsPrsssnied.
and 10
Preysrsd only al FREDK. BROWNS
Drug asd ckenicsi Mere.
N. 4. srsg cAssfssf end F.fft Sresfs.
Piiisdsipkia. Pc.
THIS Esssnre 10 warranted 10 pa~sess. In .
L renreninisd form. an iks sslusb,s prePsr.
lies ~ Jamaica Ginger. and will be found, on
snsi. an sIcelisni Family helieins. II % par
iirulafly recommended % o Ionic. 70 persons re-
covering fromie,sT or other diseases. . fs~ drops
importing 10 The stomach . glow and riSol
equal 20 wine gisssf1ll Of handy or oihsr sii
nulsns. without sny Of the dekilitsiiss efieet'
which sse ssfe 10 foliSr The a1s AZ sssuor Of any
hind; and il 10 therefore especially sruiceshls q
childrsn and fsmsles. To The ssed il will prove
. grsss romfon; the dyspsp.ie. and those who ara
predi~posed 10 gssf Or tsesnsiie affections. !
gives great relief; and 10 the insbrsie who wishs'
10 reform. but whose stamarh iseansisnily craving
The no1ious liquor. ID 10 in,sluahls-gi.ias toni
10 The digestive organs. and strength 10 rssis
temptation; and Is consequently . great agent il
the eaaU ofiempsranrs.
Dosr-fors grown psuan. ons tss-spoonfpl
Tor child Toto ~ yesrs Old. half a,es-spoonful
and Cor . child . TO 8 yssp old. Is TO 30 drops
10 BE- given in Sugar and Water.
DR.. 5. d. schoolfsld. Art.. IliIlsborsush; Mr
s. 3. Lucas. agent. Chapel Hill.
June !, 1853. SIS
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lust RECEIVED.

DYA. c. MURDOCH Large Lot Of Rea-
I'd dy-Made Clothing, such As Flock
and Drcss Coats, Oysr Coats, Panialoons. Vests.
&c, Of various kinds Of materials, and of fashion
able cut. Call and see.
November. ~ IL
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Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio.
MOST charming volume, for sale a, the
"A Drug Store.
July 5. ga
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Lorpss. Kr.. April Ash, 1880
IN rerrit " aadrs-s you few iiXss and 10 ne
The honor 10 reply 10 request that vii male in The
ssseiss,on Of tiiz letter, kc
am graduate Of rrsnsylvs Meiieal Cnlversi,y
have pra<tiesi medicine In this wilderness county, sesat
ave Year., but owing exposure bitter cold weather.
have been indtpcsed with Acute Rhsumsiism about sin
pcnths After having exhausted my sk Ia the treatment
q my case, and deriving NO bensdt induced rive
year nun nraAcr or sAEsApAHllLa Cdr trial, aas
accordingly purrhaed bottle Of your medicine from yo,r
agsnt Mr. usorss r. Broun sbost two weeks ago and
Must ccnfsss tina. one bottle has entr~ly cured me
my opinion, that your Preparation Of SaFsspsrils
decidedly superior 70 any other preparation n-~.
sai viz take great pleasure in recommending Is 10 the
HGictsd - ssisE remedial axsst, and vi advise The
psysisiAss 70 a. 10 IN their practice. Ae.
Respectfully yoars, y. D. ALLEN, D.
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Ann YARDS Tow aud Cotton
a,OOO Cloth wanted at
LONG & WEBB'S.
September -. os--
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THE HlLLsB0RoUGH EECoRrI R.
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Tcrins.-THo Dollars year, if rai,l IL 81 !.
vance; Two Dosrs and Fifty Cents, il no, aid
within three months; or Three Dollars, il DELAYED
uhlii at'erthe expiration Of the year.
40 paTer will be Discontinued until VII auearn.
gss are rad, unless al the option Of the publishers.
Hereafter no PAPER will he sent 10 isw sub
ser'f' out OF this stsie unless pa, nlen 10 !, ade in
advance, or some person in tie state " i'll become
responslhletot the editors; and IN no CASE width
paper hc sent to subscriber out OF the state for
more than two years without payne
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
ApvIarisENKsrsn no, exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the FIRST, and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements ,went, five per
cent. higher. A deduction Of ope.third will b
made to advertisers by the year.
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DRESBYTERIAS ALMANAcS for 1854.
fv ssie al, THE DRUG STORE.
O-i5her s. es--
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Books! looks.

Books! looks.
MAY be found II the Drug store, q great 70.
i'A tisiy Of Gih Books and Annusls, snlcsg
which ara the following:
Scots Pesiicsl Works. Lii, sfGsn. Ia r., cite
Milion's 20. Col. Boon.
Pops's DO. y Warrington,
Polloehs ~. . Columbus,
Thomrrons 30. !. Gen. Grsns,
co~psps DO. Crolry's EIi,sh Iosir.
Goldsmiihs do. Young l.sliss rs.k.
Gem, 81 Beauty. The Souvenir Gallery.
The Tsli,msn, Am.arsnih,
Morning Glory. Assnalis.
Moss Roye. Remember Ne,
The Pes'l. The lI,sein,h.
The Garland. tiii, Of frisnd'hir.
Christmas Rose. Youths Linden,
Jussnal Keepsake. Farssr Ne Not,
The Lilly. The Gem.
Howett, Csok and LsnJcn,
Uncle Toms Cabin a. il il,
Aunt Phillisis Cabin.
Hunss history Of England.
M'c.uley's DO. 90.
Rollsnds Ancient IIi,icry.
Wslkrr's Dictionary. School.
WeasisT's do. do.
Wclster's Qusric, DO.
The illustrated Ladies Essp.esls.
The Gin Book Of Gems.
Christian Family Library.
Bihes shd Isstan'snis, Pu,rr Pools, Byns
Books, School Books. Gifi hooks for CHI
dten, Clsnt Books, Writing Paper
Stationery. &c.
April 10. a.
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- Reward.

DAN EsGy hsa IA suhsedber oa ~ an Q.
- gsls lass. Ns9so OIL nsmsd JANE. agsd
.sssui "A yess. she % hari. hea,y -s<t. 81 en-
.sA.r As;xa,. sssps Seward liisls rhrn YAK
Ia f.ss. AL 10 f.s< ssatsa She ~ss fermsfly
s~ss5 " ar. lsas- Ishnssaa. a Al-aanee. snd
.A-r -..si.,s 10 aa.s o<a<i ~ iaAa frohnzss. -
ss, s.s u pssA-slF ls'kia< 10 Alsm~nes seohiy'
r. sh,-s sswAra siii b given ss her sPpfs-
R~.s - .aA lrllsssy 10 ne. near l.sashsis. Cas
ssA seaasr. as fas h<r sr6nsnnt An soy jail =
sAai s@a ga hss.
JAMES w. REID.
Ss.sal,~4 Q. u-.es
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SEED COTTON.

SEED COTTON.
VNyE Win AAnsr for s<sd or Pisksd Couon,
w s,isr Ia srrhsnss 40, kind 81 GOODS
tAss may b usnlsa.
% sA.r %. -
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MUSIC! MUSIC 7.

MUSIC. MUSIC..
n LOT of fine Music Tor Piano, Guitar, DC.
IL offered for sale al the Drug Store. i;
wi.' be sold at one halt the usual price. l.adie.
are invited 10 call and examine the pieces.
July 20. "a
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Lorsvrts, July 18th 1879
have srsn incl the s Of articles that eop,rrs John
Bale kl,aet Of ssrsapss ami have no hesitation In
saying that Il is safe and valuable compound would
prssr 70 any srtirs for the diseases srsrf
ton, impure state Of She blood faint Of the system
eonhdently rceommendi 70 nv friends being power
fal Extract aud that believe will oil o.
isssses Tor which !; Is recommended II neroTding
airsctions believe Il 10 be vaunbs suresdzueuna v
Mercury Nay, have my doubts whether Ia the nost
yioen, and pretrscted Of Syphilis accompanied with
Nodes Irophe In carirs OF the bones whsthsr it ought
Nc, 10 sseceed every Other remedy
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itoror.r, Member Of III. Medical sot.s,, Psii.d.pAl.

Hear. What Or sispp, physiran who stand. Al the
toy OF his profession says Of john Bulls Sar.aparila
have bsen using John Bals SsrsxpaIilis In sres,
variety Of ehronie diseases, With the happy Effects
asd have no h~stitsvn In recommending Ii the pubs
sr the ours Of scrofula, syphilis and all cu,Anseus and
glandulsr diseases Yours, most ferysntiy,
Lsuispcri, KY, April 9Th, lSi2. Nm SrArp, W. y.
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Rsr. Z. ". sEHoS, " Rev. Z. STEVENSON

not u. W. sEhUN, - rev. 4. STEVENS0N.
CONCLUSIVE. = Ns following 10 q verbatim copy u !.
certificate nov IN hs rosessioR of the proprietor Of Hu
sarsSrariila Rev h. scion Is ~iicly and generally
sncvn ~ an eloquent and pi-ied pastor Of the
church. AID i.ey Stevenson has been known as one
81 ths sst talented and realous nnbsrs that tie Ken
lucky Conference could bosst OF for many years. aud a
s ;'Ss hliag the hrh and responsible station Of agent
Tor the roos ycicrrn Can the world produce better
or n,os satisfactory testimony IN favor Of any usicn,
rs,sr ies.iaoay then offered in favor Of an,
ncisins Rev. =. W. Sehon - hev X Stevenson:
\ :. Lcr'svIilE, May Doth, 1s49
We hHvs used lot Bells Ssssapsrla and have know,
y 70 re used, with estiis ssfscnn; and We have uc
hrsrstion IN Sis.ny our belief that 1t IL safs ard
valuable nedsal compound and calculated 70 produce
~ueh good ard relieve much suffering; and th.rp,or,
sM;z1i n ~ SsIjoy
ts!Sncd) h. STEVENSON.
We essr.sy invite oil psrssns who ars suffering With
IN. OF the lis that flesh Ia heir tor call Oh br John
Bulls sgent, Aid gv: cory Of Bulls Family Journal
shib and Tor the sake Of humanity we hote tlls. ,
single Individual viii not be found unwilling to rive Blu
taTsspnr1ia TRIAL sntr reading aud recslsctnr Z, the
se tMc thar i - impossible for tbs Doctor to publish
the tenth part Of tie nuber Of certificates OF astounding
eurss performed by his Ssrsspari The amount Of t.s
,tTony Voluntarily showsrel on DR. Balls Ssrmp.rllla
tcnt well known and distinguished indiviu. both n
eanc and prirA. life has been perfectly overwhelming
u DR. John Bulls Principal Once west sas Yfh
S'es frst door below Main. LounviIs, Kr
H. For sale by d. llrartl, Hillsho-
rough.
Angus, .. 1853. 9s-.
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The Joint Worm Convention.


We are indebted to friend in Warrenton for the
following account Of the proceedings Of the Joint
Worm Convention in Warrenton, Va, on Wednes-
The convention was organized by the appointment
Of James K. Marshall, Esq, President, and Il. N.
Nolan, Esq, of Albemarle, Secretary. There was
not very numerous attendance. The counties of
Fairfax, Prince William, Rappahannock, Calpeper
and Albemarle, however, were represented, with
very respectable number from Fauquier
After some interesting remarks upon the nature
and history Of the joint worm, rom Messrs. John
Hill Carter and r. n Nolan, Dr.; Peyton and others,
solutions expressive of the views of the convention
with regard to the object for which they had assem-
bied, and report at o'clock P. n. After some re-
marks upon the guano monopoly, from Col. Winter
Payne and Others, the convention adjourned to meet
again at 3 o'clock.
In the evening session, while the committee Of
twelve were engaged in making their report, Col.
his motion, committee Of i've was appointed TO
prepare memorial to the treaty making authori-
ties Of our government, with q view to some action
on their part in the way Of holding out inducements
portant article.
The committee then reported series of resolu-
tions, strongly recommending early sowing, guano
and other means calculated 70 push forward the
growth Of the wheat - fast as possible and above
ALL universal destruction Of all the stubble by ere,
in the latter part OF winter or early In the SPRING
as well as every particle Of straw rema ming uncon-
sumed by the stock. 10 procure concert OF action
throughout the infected district, measures were
also taken to secure the appointment Of committees
of gentlemen In all the magistera districts of each
county, whose duty 1t will be to every effort to
induce the farmers in their respective ghborhoods
to make use of the means recommended by the
convention. The motion to this effect was made
by Mr.. J. bill Carter, and after it passed, the
convention, having resolved to publish their pro.
ceedings in tha Warrenton and Alexandria papers,
adjourned sind de.
great deal of interest was manifested by the
members generally, and determination faithfully
to do whatever could be done for the extirpaton Of
the plague.r-Aier. Gazette.
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A DARING AcT.-A few days since, as the c
rollton steam cars were coming In under q 1
head of steam, and had progressed pretty near
Jackson street. the conductor saw, q short dists
ahead, standing in the centre of the track, q
watching with considerable interest the motions
the iron horse, beautiful little girl, apparen
about two years Of age. The signal was given
break up and the engine reversed, but the heads
was very great, and the child moved not from
position it had taken-its death was inevitable.
cry Of stop herr was raised by the spec ,ators
the approaching catastrophe--the persons on
sidewalks stood paralyzed with fear, while teni
hearted mothers who witnessed the poor chill
danger from their windows and balconies, wru
heir hands and rent the air with their agonix
ordinations. On comes the fierce locomotive,
still firmly does that child defy the terrible eng
of death! A moment more and IL will be crusl
to death! A tall, athletic young man Is seen
spring from the sidewalk--now he is on the tn
has seized the child, and in the twinkling Of
eye, placeso in safety upon the sidewalk,
snatching the beautiful creature from the very i
Of death at the imminent peril Of his own
The cars passed on, while mothers and nurses
the excited crowd pressed round to congratuI
the rescued child. For moment the brave
verer was forgotten, and when the crowd rem
beied him, and the grateful mother turned to thu
him, the preserver Of the child was nowhere to
found, having quietly withdrawn, leaving no clu,
his identity-Nc,c Orleans Delta.
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FIGHTING TO KILL.-Last night the citizens
eiding in the vicinity Of I, between Fourteenth /,
Fifteenth streets, were alarmed BY loud cria
murder, and the screams Of women. The oficeu
the guard. house were called out by an Irishp
named Michael DAILY, who went down to that stat
TO make complaint. He was identified as . D.
Gpal in the fight, and put in the cells till the ,
GERS returned. Officers Boss, Barnsclo and C
with one or two guards, went to the house and
rested Jeremiah Began, and his wife Bridget
gan The parties injured are Daniel Keefe. WI
dangerously, II not fatally injured, by being cb
ped and cut on his head and face with q hate
Mrs. keefe, who has been confined for soma
past, IL very badly cut on the head; and q yo
woman who lives with that family ID also seyc
cut on the head. The families live in the q
house, and have been quarreling for some wo
and this fight NO doubt was intended to settle
whole matter. Upon entering the house, the
presented more the appearance Of q slaughter hf
than residence. Beegan and his wife were
gether in room, and he armed with plaster
Ratchet, which was taken from and given TO thu
icers. THERE'S no doubt that wounds were inf
ed with this weapon. This morning Justice N
examined the evidence before him at the Qu
house, and committed the parties for furtherh
ipg--inSormation having been sent to him {
keefe would probably die Of his wounds This
has bloody aspect In the index against the mar
arrested, although they cast the blame on the Il
wounded persons, who were 80 severely iniure,
to be unable to attend the examination to-ds
Washington Star, July IL
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WELL DONE FOR MIssIssIPPI-NovEr. WA,
MILL FLEAs.-A certain academy in Clarke couI
Mississippi, had been the resort Of parcel OF b,
under whose structure they took shelter from
clement weather. In the course Of time the I
became very numerous, and SO annoyed the
tnts as TO cause the teacher to call together
trust cs, to devise ways and means to get clea
this troublesome vermin. After consulting q
the matter, the most sure means to rid the plac
the feas was thought to be burning them up.
cordingly large quantity Of pine straw was
lected and spread around and under the house,
set on fire. In shor. time every flea that u
inhabited, 1t is supposed by those who were pres
was consumed In the flames, or made their wa,
80 badly scared as never TO return to the seen
so dreadful havoc. While an this was going
and such gene raj destruction Icing made an
the fess, the flames might have been seen mal
their way through the roof Of the academy, IN
less than ons.hslf hour the entire house had g.
prey to the devouring element, with books
everything else appertaining thereto. II any
our readers are annoyed by feas, we reoomm
the above % sure and enectual means to get
Of them. The above was stated 70 us as being
rally true.-.Ala6dma STANDARD.
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SUICIDE OF SrRANGER.-Abcut five o'clock ON
Saturday afternoon last. q young man, apparently
twenty-five or twenty.three years Of age, and Of
handsome person, and fashionaby dressed called at
Somers tavern, on Fifth street. opposite the South
market, and registered his name as James Brown.
A room having been assigned him. he directed his
baggage to be sent to IT, and some time after supper
repaired to q drug store not far distant. There he
to poison dog. He was particular in his inquiries
about its effects, asked il 1t was sure poison and
whether an overdose of it given to dog would not
fail to produce fatal result. The druggist gave
the directions required by law in putting il up-by
writing the name Of the drug on the label, and also
the word poison" in large, distinct characters.
Having paid for 1t, he returned to the honse at
which he was stopping, and retiring TO his room,
mixed portion Of the poison in part Of scraped
apple, and swallowed it. In few minutes some one
about the house learned what he had DONE and sent
of instantly to summon DR.. Campbell, the health
officer, who arrived promptly, but found him already
far gone. The young man told them what he had
TAKEN and that his purpose was to destroy himself
his only fear being that he had swallowed too
much and IT would fail Of its end. He refused TO
state his reasons for the act, his name anything
connected with his psrentag &C. his iife or place OF
residence, except that he was not resident Of st.
Louis, hut lived many hundred miles distant, aud
bad but just arrived here. In ten minutes or less
alter the arrival Of the health officer he expired In
commissions. The Coroner was next sent for, and
an inquest held on the body. After this was com.
pleted his baggage was examined, to ascertain, IL
possible, his name; the name Brown" II was
thought, was probably an assumed one. His bag
gage contained . quantity Of very fine ashionabfy
made clothing, pistol and pound flask Of powder,
with variety Of small toilet articles. The handle
Of his knife was marked "A. Watson" and on one
Of the blank leaves Of book Of music, entitled
Carmina Sacra, was written James Brown. Bos-
ton, y in pencil mark. Some money, Amounting TO
SIS so, was found in his purse. The Coroner took
possession Of his effects, and sent the bodv ont 70
the county farm for interment.--Si Lowis Intelii-
rencer Ljv IL
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OLD AND REsfEcrABLE.-Thomss Cheyney. I
residing In Thornhury township, In this county
forms us he found in one Of his fields last We
land turtle with the initials T. c., and the date
cut on ita shell. What the age OF the turtIe
when Il was cut is not revealed but II this old rel
were baby At the time, he or she-we kooW
wfich--is coming close up to century. The mi
and date were cut on the creeping thing by Tho
Cbeyney, Of Revolutionary memorable nan
bore important information TO Cen. Washina1x
few hours before the battle of Brandywine
fought. He was the grandfather Of Che pre
owner OF the farm. A few years since one on
old chaps was killed on the same property
wagon running over him, the shell Of which
tanned the same iniinials, with the date 1874, I
Cbeyney informs MS that he has been keeping 81
ont for the survivor for somc time pass, kno
him to be resident Of his farm, or Its vicinity.
ne has been gratifed In looking upon the yese
traveller, who has teen on the premises for MT
two years at least.-Htsi Chester american n
iican.
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FATE OF ruR HARDIN CouNrY JuHoRs--We ere
informed, upon what may be considered good Gu
thority, That the grand jury Of Hardin county has
indicted four Of the Notorious persona who com
posed the Ward jury on charge OF perjury. The
were McIntire and Edison. II IL 10 be hoped that
full justice win be done them Another one Of the
jurors, certain Green Walker, residing on Salt
River, near West Point, In order 10 oface the re-
collection Of his infAmy, has taken to strong drink.
II he desires TO make speedy work with himself, let
him escbew whiskey and take TO Middletown brandy.
The latter article Ii very eicscous In using mp
people. Instance the case Of certain individual Of
max in this city.-LouisriIie Courier, July Is.
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TEE wRoxG MAE.-The individual recently APP
pretended in Fulton, Rock CO., ne the Rev. G. N.
Adams, turns out 10 be another man.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.



LONDON. July I, 1854.
,.AusfyIas Carer of Acf,ps Tysache,y Commenced
tn Le~iency Sho,cn at Odessa a Mistake
Mwn'xrs Against the Caut,os of Sir Charles
Napir-The Motives Of HIS Conduct. &C., &c.
Napier Is certainly before Cronstadt, and is going
TO Try his teeth on it. The people are waiting with
heeathieas suspense for There has been fight
Ing In the Black Sea. The Cars feet. both in the
Baltic and tAe Euxiue, must soon fight or be de-
stxoyed ingiorously. Austria. by entering the
Prncipaties, has prevented the Turks from harass-
plored; bat 1t Ii what was expected. Austria has
thus commenced active treachery.
Preparations for embarking English troops from
England are actively going on, bat whether for the
east or the north is not yet known. Graham, the
First Lord of the Admiralty, has declared In the
House Of Common that the lenency shown at
Odssss was a mistake. This Is important, for 1t
promises greater severity in future. A great ques
dion. which Is now much agtated, is whether Napier
10 . foolhardy or cautious commander, for on him
now chiefly depends the honor II MT the safety Of
England. Most people fancy him fool-hardy
sailor because OF his desperate conduct ia taking
Portuguese line Of battle ship, In the struggle be-
tween Don Pedro and Miguel; but it Is now said
that he bEbed the Commander Of the ship before he
took II.
Thoss who know Napier well believe he is more
likely to err the side OF caution than on the op
poste. 30 much t7e better for England at the pre-
to deal with-s Zoe that IL now lying In ambush and
whom no ta1nts can bring out TO fght fairly and
osursge0usly but who will take the first opportu-
nifty 10 infict fatal vengeance for all the injuries
and insults 1t has received. Napier Is well seconded,
for Admirals Pumridpe, Cory and Chads, who are