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TRUSTEES SALE or a TRACT an

4 LAND IN THE COUNTY or aENRICo-
Browning. bearing date on the oath day Of ksreh.
l854, and duly recorded In Henrico County Court
Gerrs once, BY request of the beneficiary in aid
deed, viii, as Trustee, on SATURDAY l6th day OF
December at y O'Clock H. sell at public auction, on
the Prsmises; the land conveyed in the said Deed
ana oescn6ed asfolows: A certain tract, piece or
Parcei OF land lying aud being in the upper end Of
henrco county, adjoining the Deep.Ran Coal pit
land jos Myers and others, being the same piece or
parcel OF land conveyed to the aaid Browning bv
Wiiiiaan A Alley and Mary T., his WIFE by Deed
bearing date the 9Th day of November, 1852 u
IERMs-Cash. JOHN n HARRISON,
Trpafa
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n 11YLon 3 WIILTx1s.

" ALuAHLE kEAL ESTATE "a
fu6LlC AUCTION --Wfll g - - ~
IS. = So e ~ ~ e Dssssb 90 -
l6th a North a keiik sisssf . 81 -
M. Ssnss.I z.lIesal zss aylee seivsss AZ,
a dnr.ble mstsriala Ths ii = eievSte II ~ -. ~
ise qutst sn1 ofassiy, slfoeSfks2 -.
asnss re ssablshmant ) 1esirabie iessSsnss ~
Ito saslI sasS s.,,s,.. Is. 8. i. -.
~. mel g lS.h 8 South e Mahsst Ihs tsssssss
saa &c the property; would rent . Mis- rsrhsss
Afssr 81, "ses < =. .a1 S.1t . e iss sity
short distance East Of Mayo &. Thess m. -
trsI, en1oying ecnmsndinR and heeuli1sl visS ~
isrse portion Of Richmond and the Ioves 49,.
Cspit.Iists ~. r rss .ssassou.siss sasnty
the cs1tsinty Of receiving Is Der eent r.oc ,h.s
onfiaJ-indsed We are aufhorfze1 Is snarsrss. fI"s
per esntase fog period Of ten ysas 81 whieh tise
have double ito present census.
TERMS at sale, which will be usds 70 suit hiaa.r.
do TAYLOR Z WILLIAHs. Iuets.
ENVIABLE AND REAILYvAIuA-
- Bile PROPERTY AT AUCTfON-Wul /.
soio on Mednesdays the 18th day Of December 1885,
SITUATED on the 9o1th line 81 asin g imma5iss.ss
onPoate the ews Squares recently purchased by the
CITY OF Richmond for Publis Park. Thee nj. n.
cy the Ser sbOvs as IA q large portion
s,su. Ma, road bridEe Aanchsstsr and adjoining
Alter which win be sold Lot fronting o fset on
to Water IT, This Lot i iocsfsd set..e. In g - 8
purchased BY the Richmond ana York Rivsr Ssi}rcs3
company Tor the ests attainment Of their Depot and
cnassd Ct any price. savs Lot which i held It &l5e
TERNs-one.third cash balance ct and months.
with interest added and title retained.
4 4
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The BALTIMORE FIRE.-The Sun estimates the
loss by the great fire in Baltimore Saturday night
at from $4,000 to 100000 1t destroyed seven
buildings besides inuring three others to consd-
cradle extent The fine hotel known as the Eutaw
House narrowly escaped destruction.
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TOR SALE-CORN, SHEAF OATS.
y CHAFF, STRAW, FODDER. MULES, COWS,
FATTENEb HOGS, SOWS AND PIGS, SHEEP.
PLANTATION UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, sc -Immediatelv after
the sale of the Tuckahoe Real Estate and Slaves ON
THURSDAY, Dec IA, will be sold all the crops and
stock on the premises consisting in part Of $50 bbls
Corn 10 600 lbs sheaf Oats 900 lbs. Corn Shucks;
$50 600 lbs Wheat Straw; 5000 bushels CHAT; pen
Of fattened Hogs and stock Hog,; Mules; Cows and
Sheep and all the Plantation Utensils consisting in
p TT of an improved Hay Press and movable
Threshing Machine, Wagons and Ploughs. Also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &C.
12-2ts GODDlN L APPERSON, Auets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE.-On SATURDAY, 10th Of
December at o'clock. BY virtue of deed Of trust
to the Subscribers, dated the LIST Of May Is49 and
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, in Deed book
No. 81, page GIL, to secure to Henry r. Carter of
Caroline, the payment of 5000 at the time therein
CARTER, and with the CONSENT of the grantor in
said deed, on SATURDAY. the 18th daysof Decem-
Der, 1854 on the promises. at O'clock, if fair If
not, ON the first fair day thereafter, at the same
hour sell q Lot and Tenement ON the south side of
Canal street. between 10th and 18th Streets fronting
23a feet on Canal street, and running back 40 feet
to Is feet alley, being part of the property con.
veyed to us BY the said trust deed.
TERMs.-So much in cash will be sufficient to
pay the expenses of sale and the of $1,000 part
of said sum of $4,000, and the residue of the pur-
chase money upon credit of G, IL and IL months
bearing interest from day of sale, and secured by
deed of trust upon the property The Trustees will
convey with special warranty, but the title IL bs
leved to be good.
G. A. MYERS, trustees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il AppERsoN Aucfs
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A few young men who are
~. out of employ, to engage in light, respecta-
clear from So to SIS per day. small cash capital is
required. f- -
Call on A. H. BILLINGS at the United States
Hotel this morning before O'clock P. M, the last
opportunity. de- ll-2ls
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Nv ANTED.-A Nurse, such as can come
W well recommended, q good price will be Maid
middle aged one preferred. Apply to
de 12-l0t LAKtJ6 q SHINE
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NOVA SCOTIA POTATOES 500
IN bushels Of these inns Nova Ueofia 1oeatesAI
daily expected per big " Morton. or sale
ds5-ts G. =. WORTHAA = CO.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

I .OST-A large Oval Comedian SEAL,
IL cased in gold and surmounted with the figure
| of grey hound. liberal reward will be paid for
| the same Apply at this Office de9-St
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WANTED.-A superior lot of Red or
w White WHEAT. Apply to
ID. b. BRIDGFORD & CO,
de IL Corner of Goth and Water sts
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u OARDING-MRs. HOOPER, Grace
II st., Church Hill. near 25th, has several chambers
Oh would like occupied by genteel families. DAY
sonable terms. de dim
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ROARDlNG.-A small private family
II from the North would receive into their house
few select BOARDERS-families or single gentle
men. House on Franklin st, between 9th and 7th
opposite Mr. VIM. C. Aliens row. no 30-Ilt*
ROARDING-Afe few DAY BOARDERS
~ can be accommodated at Mrs. MILLER,S on.
poste Metropolitan Hall, I'd door below Dr. Robin.
sons Office. de 6-I2t*
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I1RIVATE b q A Z u Two or three
4 small families, several single gentlemen or la.
and good board in of the most beautiful and de.
siabe parts of the city The house 10 large and
venient surrounded with extensive grounds and OF.
namental trees. The household arrangements will
be such to afford all the comforts and attractivensss
of pleasant home. Terms very reasonable For
further particulars address P. o., Box 90.
de q--Gt
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ROARD.-Two good rooms, with Board,
~ can be had by early application at Mrs. RUS.
SELLS, on Broad st, Sd door from 9th opposite
Valentine, Crenshaw l. Co.'S. de i2-ta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

Quite an exciting debate sprung up in the Senate dey
or two ago, upon an amendment, proposing to give a
pension TO the widow of James Ia tcheder who wa, kill
cd by the Boston mob while ing TO enforce the
Fugitive Slave Law Seward and Sumner both took bitter
ground against the oposon-alleging that i, was m
proper and unjust, aud that the Fugitive Slave Law
growing more aud more unpopular was moro and
more regarded an unconstitutional measure The question
arose whether pensions ought to be granted to persons
ing in the civil service ofthc counyo which Gen. Cass
ePNed with much force and effect tina, ait right to
pay pension to the family OF man who had been shot
deWn IN defence ofhe Constitution of the Unted States
The proposition further defended with much feeling
by several Southern gentlemen and finally carried with
only twelve negative votes
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LOCAL AFFAIRS

hKcnAsics lssrirrTE-An adjourned meeting Of the
Aeehancs destitute WAS held on "Wednesday night for the
purpose OF electipg Board OF Nsnage 70 consist Of
twenty Eve membcfs
long time WAS occupied In discussion as to What
mode Of procedure should be adopted In the election
Tho experience Of present In tho neciepcy of tho
mode adopted by the Board Of Trade In eloctng their
directors-beng the appointment Of committee to re-
warning sgains, the adoption of similar mode. They
set TO work In the ordinary way each proposing to the
meeting his peculiar favote, until the list Of candidates
was sweled to forty-fvc or fifty.
Tho following are the members chosen "A. NJ Bailey
Joseph r. Anderson, r. A. Mayo. ] =. jones' John j.
Binford, Samuel ID. Denoou, John Doosy Henry EI. j.
p Barnes Charles d. Yale, 8. Y. Lsndrum, Geo. 40 W.
Thouss Clemmitt, George Lownes, Miles Amber Thos
Dodamesd. Albert l.. wes., A Arsell, Patrick L. Starke
John 7. Rogers, William Forbes, ID. Briggs.
ballot. "
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opir OF nosn,A,--Thss "a not an Inch OF the Gulf ~
hoth-la but have crossed over, ID 10 strange oIse<,
the ec. Of tho irregular retacton very angular Inc
other morning light house up In the air. and 90
looking at the CHART proved fully City or si.,y
miles of. Ships appear when you nearly dsys sale
moment with cloud OF canvas turned up side down
aud halt dozen ships the other all as large a.
the biggest threedcckc when you up with her sbo
Insignificant little coaster We are within eoupl.
Of degrees OF the Arctic circles the does not se, until
ten and he risee about two; have broad DAYLIGHT
all the time he u below the horizon We going on to
the head Of the gulf and when do shall see the sun
a mldnlght.-- Lkikcr from Tie Napicr 1cnt
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Wheat-We quote White, Of good quality at 81, 76
and Red ITO.
HESTER & WHITE, Com. Merchants.

| RICHMOND MARKETS, Auadsr 9
Side. ~; Shoulders aud sScrrodd r.
s.. sse,s many ., M,stsre in Tyhs sod ea,
sN no a. No FAMILY Roe M.rT fa"f r.
.@h;! this .s.an SS
srs1sso srO :. GTs,ies. rates, but lille doing
n. S,SSs i:S S X @ Rs1;,S.:
MOr,ssr-Pree NORTH su, no change here yet,
a Pss .Ss s' Ms,..
A sSss" r e ss 4 81
could be made a, these rates large safe
.ss rs ssi .ins b., no,
ISys.ysry little no. in market supsrnne SIS to o.
ClorR sKSD But few Offering. sale, at s5 cash.
Wow MARKET very dull iquOse IS to IS.
Griso ne@iu.ly fro the wharf, .s,, rrou, store.
s 81 none an al. would bring q readily wharf
LuNnER-CIear white Pine sssa4o; refuse do see mer
charitable soisS per " One inch yellow Pine Plank, la
10; three quarter do 9,l2 IL do Hale; do lisa
Scantng llal5 for heart aud sap; all heart l6a2O ac
cording to size Garden Rails heart and sap I6ais Ct
each; all heart 1925 cents Shingles 7ooas so per NJ
Weather Boarding lSal6. Inch Oak Plank q5aSO But
tonwood, 4 inch, 25aes; do SIS inch, 2Oae5. Inch
cherry SO popular 20s25 per n. Dressed Flooring
Virginia, esaSo; Dressed Flooring Southern, Soas5V
Shingles, IL inch bunch, 6,e5a6,5o per NJ, by the
cargo.
r,,o.,., Sales of stocks In Richmond,
'fpo@f "y '" a; hansa1 q So. for e 9rt rndao
vrsn. for sale a. the rrea
Virginia per cents IS ,imc-.,ies sOs and interest,
and Interest. w Wv
Virginia under 10 run-.aes to oa aud
interest. N--NN
Bond. By til. s,.s.. ,Oax
Richmond City Bonds, short 10 sIoI
and INT 49, 800 " WV
Virginia Bank Stock, par tT0-ast sales &;,
Farmers Bank stoek-saies sllO
Exchange Bank Stock-lAst
eouth side r. X. Bonds-szes S9Ok and int.
Virginia Fire aud Marine-lait sales SiOO.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par fyo-la, sale.
sales 800. ~N''
Virginia Central Railroad stock-last sales s,9x
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock-ias saes
Richmond and Danylle Railroad Stock-la.t sale, $50
James ri AMI Kanawha stock-iAst sales sis.
Richmond and Petershurg per and
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The Legislature of New Hampshire have moved in the
matter oil of shares in the stocks of corpora
lions, and have passed the following law:
Any president, cashier treasurer secretary, or any
other officer or stakeholder of any bank railroad manu-
featuring or any other corporation in this State who shall
knowingly falsely and wifuy, sign ISSUE or caused to
be issued any shares in the capital stock of their respect
i've corporations, others than those authorized n their
charters or by some amcndmen. thereto shall be deemed
aud adudged guilty Of felony and when duly convicted
thereof sha j be punished by fine not exceeding one
thousand dollars aud imprisonment in the State Prison for
no less hAn one or more tan seven years. the disce-
ton Of the COURT
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGEYcE

LIVERPOOL, July 2I.-Messrs Anligap, Evans ( Lem
priere report the cotton market moderately active during
the week. the sales reaching bales at the following
quotations New Orleans lair 6 l.o mddlipg 6 4,
upIands fair A; middlipg ls. Spectators have Ia
ken about 200 bales, and exporters 5000.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, July 90, 1854
Messrs Brown Shipey Cos circular states that the
cotton market opened heavy in early part of tho week
but snce Tuesday the demand has improved and prices
to day are firm at last weeks figures. The market,
however has been freely supplied. The sales for the
week foot up $3.50 bales of which spectators took
ssI9 bales s Nsx exporters 1850 bales The closing pr
Mobile fair, Ia; middling, Ia Upands fair ii;
81 sadie.
The sales to-day friday we're 5000 bales, and the
market closed steady The stock of cotton in port is es
mated at gil loo bales of which there are of American
669 900 bales.
BREADsrurrs-The market continues dull, and prices
are irregular For lew days past there has been quite
panic aud flour has declined three four and six
per Dbl Western Canal is quoted eos Cd to o9s Cd;
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Canada at 3Os to 3Os Cd
Ohio at 3ls.
Wheat has also largely declined several respectable
houses having lowered their quotations much as one
shilling per 40 lbs. The prices may be stated at ,
81 3D. for white and IS 6da9s 81 for red Indan corn
in limited request at 32sa32s Cd for white and yellow OF
fair quality and Sis for mixed.
PRovIsIoSs-Me5srs. Gardner 4 Co. quote the market
for beef unchanged, except for tho finer qualities which
very firm but the sales large In pork ther
has been large business doing but at rather lower
prices The market for bacon is firm at previous prices
bat only amoderae business going forward Hams and
Shoulders move freely last weeks prices LlrdIu the
euy part OF the week the market heavy but subse.
quenty improved and sales Of $50 made 62s
The Brokers Circular reports ashes in limited demand
at previous prices say for pearls 29sa 90. "a pots 3l
NAVAL SroRE..-2.0OO bbls common rosin sold at IA
41aiI Id Spirits OF turpentne is nominal 4Os Crude
turpentine unchanged and sale very limited. Tallow il
steady at 65s 6da6Ss. American lead Ia without change
DrEwoons-The market remains per last report
except for logwood, which Is trihc higher.
IcE IL in better demand, and prices are sitter, bu,
without quotable advance The sales Of the week are
timaied TOO tea. Caroina at lssal9s3d.
CoyTEE is steady at Ills 81 for Rio.
TIA ia 10 moderate demand previous prices e1cept
for Congou. which is rather lower
The Manchester market has undergone no material
change during the weed and prices for goods and yarns
remains as quoted per Africa.
FLeigts at Liverpool dull but rates not es
sent tally changed.
The London money market rather stringent
and consOls closed to-day (Frday) at % ll6l92 l.4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

The position OF Austria beginning be looked upon
by the English and French with considerable Suspicion
appears difficult TO determine whether she actually
leans to Russia the Western Powers. To common
minds it would seem, If she had almos; certainly
sold on; TO Russia We Judge from the fact that in
with Prussia she has notified the allied Powers
that though the propositions recently submitted by the
Car are mot altogether satisfactory vet they willing
to accept them the basis for future conference The
London Times. in article published Yesterday de
careS that to talk Of nego'ltious-snd especially Of
negotiations tmsy and unsatisfactory basil. a. the
last communication from ST. Petersburg an absurdity
The last communication against which the Times so yehe-
menty declsims, embraces the following propositions
which Austria ana Prussia seem wiling " ayy.o-e
aud which, II acceeied to BY the Western Powers would
give to Russia the decided advantage:
LIST. Russia accepts the common protection of the
Christians such as the tour Powers have decided il in the
protocols OF the Conferences OF Vienna
ID Russia will evacuate the 0ttom An territory If the
western Powers will also do So and Austria does moi
il.
"3i Russia will retain the line of the sereth from s,ra
tegic motives.
ith Russia is ready to enter into negotiations on the
condition of toe establishment of peace provided tn,
Car has guarantee that nothing un.vorabe shall b,
against him during course OF the nego,s
tions."
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DIED.

AZ his residence the county OF Pouhatan he 2l Julv
mM Royal the sath Of hs age, Oldest and
most respectable cit of the county truly go A
man. he was an aneetionae husband kim
nsser and generous To fault In all his dealings
man ne was much at tied with rheumatism which conhned
MIN 70 MS room Tor the last fifteen or twenty
AT the residence OF James "wednesday evening NJ
Dear Of his age. $500 ~
The friends and aequsintanees deceased and OF Mr.
mhh family respectfully invited
evening AT D O'Clock, from DIR Moore's church.
h consequence Of this iunera which would have
pond until So Pm
Friday 18Th July at honose the residence OF Charlie
H. williams, ANNIE o. youngest daughter Edwin g. and Fan
ney Taiaerro-aged Is months.
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RICHMOND MARKET. Aov

ToSscco.-we have no material charge to report. We
quote common hugs - to 5; good Is lie to O. common
leaf 80 to l-s: medium "a "a to Sd; good and
fine scmmng 81 10 to IL le; good and due shipping 60
to III ls; fine manufacturing generally $40 to Is ia
very superior els to 20.
Below We give the Inspections 10 the State to IL, Aug
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ATTEMPT or MORO TO CovNtT TSo RAPEs ~ MIs,A-
CHCsErTs.-On Thursday of last week. James Suglapd
coored man. about IS years OF age Imined beo
Justice Salmon Capp Of Williamsburg on a charge of
rape upon the person of little GIRL years of age dauch
OF Isaac Alyord, Of that place. He met her in the
road, about mile above the village, and dragged her into
ad icent field where he mos brutally Accomplished
his criminal purpose. He committed Tor trial on tbi,
charge at the next term OF Common Pleas
On Friday aud Saturday the brute was examined
before Justice Hodges OF Northampton en- charge of as
saung Mary Am Cook OF Pelham with intent 10 COM
init the 4h Of May last 10 this case his Intended
victim, very respectable young lady OF about u
Of age on her way from Northampton 10 Becher-
town. 10 company with Nc. Adrich aud both they and
Sugand had been carried 10 the bricge Ia carriage Mr.
Adrch reqreedt the prisoner assist in carving Miss
Cooks trunk 20 the Hade" ent OF the bridge which he
did Mr. A proposed to Mis- Cook to wal. a. the end of
the bridge Shte he went for his horse aud carriage
which the high water obliged him leave at Hadey and
also asked the negro to cross With him.
The latter went short distance aud under some pre.
tence concluded TO northampton and started
back, but waiting ia the bridge till Mr. Airicb was out
OF sight, he then commenced assault on Mss Cook nj
the tins making known his purpose severe strug.
gle eusued 10 which Mss Cooks screams JAILED 10 bring
any TO her rescue but her courag resistance
finally compelled SuBand 70 make his escape after brus
ing her badly and destroying her bonnet aud dress The
villain having escaped her friends then did not see fit
20 look Tor him. but upon his for the outrage AT
Williamsburg Miss COJk went % the Jail aud at once
recog lei him anoug several other coore1 prisoners-
lie stands fully committed for the trial on this charge
also He has already been 10 the State Prison for larceny
-Springfdd Rep, 3IM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

Ihcte are now IN This city, three bishops all Of whom
arc natives Of Bedford county Virgins but who nov live
10 different Sta,e'They arc the Right Rev ~ H. Cobbs
bishop Of the p. Episcopal church 10 Alabina the Right
Rev james H. Oey; Of the j. Episcopal church In Ten.
hs'see, and the Right Rev. Jno. Early Of tho Methods,
Church South. The latter resides In LJnchburg Each
~ an honor to bis native county and state. Ly,ehJurg
Pirginidn. 1''
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oDonns the leader OF the Insurgents 10 Spain. ~aa
formerly vieeroy Of Cuba, and the New York Courier
chsr.oterizes him General of large experience and
established character Tor science skill bravery, patriot
ism aud ncoruptble integrity who in the Cortes in for
years has pronounced discourscs filed with argument
eoQuence ,nvectivc successful tha, corrupt min
istry, with all their mpudence and influence,
PEELED to yield before him. The Courier proceeds to
speak Of the character and objects Of the insurgents In the
following language:
"The reader will observe that the insurgents declare
selves the position Of Of the crown OF Spain
Il Is legally limited In power by soemnlv established
and lodged laws Of the Kingdom They appear
the enemies Of corrupt ministry who have constrained
the Queen TO violate laws trampe rights oil the ma
uon aud perSe the Government 10 the bases KINDS OF
oppression for the personal ends And that the
insurrectiouary chiefs do make false petenson In
their declarations to the country and the world proved
in most feeble manner by the public decarstona OF the
Gov ernmept ITSELF which. in proclamation, recently de-
cared that the conduct Of the insurgent chiefs was
unaccounable, well unjustiibc because they had
been osred places OF profit power and honor, which
they had "refused to accept
This admission is alike crejtsbe TO the rebels disgrace
full to the Government and instructive TO us as inQuirers
after the character of the insurrecton aud its leaders
Truly hnd 10 this inconsdcrac confession, some en-
couagement hope that the sound aud yet truly noble
spirit of the Spanish has at length begun to make
itself elt in political affairs. IL and the best men
OF different sections have length decided uniting
broad ground and heart and hand against the corruption
Of the polluted court which has leaned many
cessre weak aud unprincipled minister's We may expect
the body OF the people with them and the whole
kingdom assuming brighter aspect.