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HAT OF LETTERS

R<mcin;ng in tie Pest 0mee, RasAinston Ivy d.
Juse %, 1854.
rord.redto u odrertissd In the "EvrSIss Sta,
1870 to he folIersng section Of the Post Ons'
La,c-if betne he newspaper havins the tGrsea ereS
lotion Of asy dolly paper pss'i'aed {" Washington;
Sac. S yand be 1t further enacted, That the list o
letters remaining uncaled for in any pos. olhes
any CITY, town. or village, where newspapers sh,
be printed, sha, hesesier, be published once onlS
in Che Newspaper which, being issued weekly %
otener, shall hare the largest circulation witn,h Wv
range of the delivery of said Office, 10 be deeideo
tile postmaster at such office.l
1Persons applying letters the following list VII
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IN. ri.t,. Fails Bridge. citizens

The Little Fails Brid8e.-Ihe citizens OF
aeoreetown will, doubtless, be glad to hear
that to-day the House adopted the Little Falls
bridge proposition Cs75,ooo) Of the Hon, VIM.
smith, Of Virginia. s.
The Nebraska and Kansas Appointments.-
We have satisfied ourself as to who have re-
csivsd all these appointments, except one
that of Chief Justice Of Kansas-as yet un-
known to US. The list (complets with the
above mentioned exception is as follows:
FOR NEBRASKA.
William o. Butler, Of Kentucky, Governor.
- Cummings, Of Iowa, Territorial Score
- Ferguson, of Michigan, Chief Judge.
- Bradley, Of Indiana, Associate Judge.
- Harden, of Georgia, Associate Judge.
- Mark Ozard, Of Arkansas, U. S. Mar
shall. tt
Expert Esternelt, of Wisconsin, District At
torney. t,...
FOR KANSAS.
Andrew II. Reeder, Of Pennsylvania, Gov.
ernor.
- Woodson, of Virginia, Territorial Sec.
rotary. -.-
- Brown, of Maryland, Associate Judge.
- Fillmore, of Alabama, Associate Judge.
- Isaacks, Of Louisians, District Attorney.
- Donelson, of Illinois, U. 8. Marshal
United States Stocks held in tho name Of
an Infant-It is held that power of attorney,
executed by iather as the natural guardian
If his infant children, authorizing the sale and
transfer of certain stocks of the United States
standing in the names of said infaDts, is moi
valid unless the statutes of the State recognize
the power of the guardian to make such sale
and transfer, and to delegate such power to ar
attorney, or unless there is a special order o
court authorizing it. i~
Light-Boat Keepers Appointsd.-At Minot'
Ledge, Mass, Joseph Rattles, at$700 per a n
mum. -t al,
At Killpond Bar, Mass, VIM. Howes, a
$500 per annum. =, s.
Arrears Of Pension due Ward 1t i
ruled at the Treasury Department that at tn
death of the ward, the powers of the guardian
cease. The balance due pensioner, VIII
was under guardianship at the time of hi
death, is, therefore, not payable to the guar
dian; but must be disposed of in the same man
aer az if he had never been under guardian
| ship d..
Navy Officers Ordered.-Lieut. Reginal
Fairfax, ordered to the steamer Massachus ettl
Assistant Surgeon Charles Martin, ordere
to the Naval hospital, Chelsea, Mass.
Lieut.. NJ. c. Marin, ordered to the Nav
Yard, at Pensacola.
Alien q. s. Soldiers and Sailors. we lear
that in answer to an official enquiry, the A
| torney General decides that recruiting Officer
Of the Army and Navy may lawfully emil
aliens. -
| Tho Current Operations Of the Treasur
Department.-On yesterday, the 23d of Jun
here were of Treasury Warrants entered o
the books of tho Department
For the redemption Of stoc ks..... 1851
Fer the payment Of other Treasury
debts Observation-Disclosures. 1929 2
For tho Customs. ................ 15,484 Q
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources ......... 20 c
For the War Department 10 300
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CAPTAIN OF A PACKET SHrp DROWNED. The
New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger writes reAgEoaa s.s ,r..f---
p, captain Jewett, Of the packet-ship Hen
drlck hudson, was drowned while coming
ashore IN small boat, from his ship. this
afternoon. The boat was run into by one Of
the Wall street ferry boats, and nearly cut In
Two. One OF the mates of the Hendrick Hud.
son, and another Persan, were also in the boat,
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orr FOR kANsAs.-Several professional gen.
uemen have signifed their intention of joining
the Kansas party which leaves Boston on the
18th Of next month. They expect to be alb
sent four weeks .--r--
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SUGaR. COFFEE, sc

CUGaR. COFFEE, &c
- SO binds Porto Rico and n. U. SUGAR
loo bags Rio COFFEE
100 do Msrscaito asd Lasulra COFFEE
so do Java COFFEE
20 do Burnt do
loo half chests fresh Green TEAS
so do Black do
: 10 boxes prime new Cheese
For tale by sH HOWELL
Cor. high and Water sts., George own.
ie 23-2t -
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A CARD.-1be subscrib- r. respectfully tep6e
"A their sincere thanks to their custosAers Ter he
very liberal patronage heretoftre Bestowed upop
them, and Announce that their accounts an be rem
dertd on before the lat Of Jelly and ~ sincerely
hope that ell WI come aud nssks prompt settle
ments 0A0kCDE6 &0HIVERT
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X We have on our table The New York
JeornAi," for JIy, . beautifully illustrated
literary periodical. Also, The 9Th part Of the
AnerSesa reprint Of Cha1abers' Journal. Both
PeriediselScsn - obtained at Buckingham q
Depot, adjoinids the National Hotel
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~ SMIfa's DYsPEpsIA CcRDlAL-This deliciop.
compound Is offered q positive cure in all cases
Dyspepsia, or arrangement Of the Digestive organs
Cernhcstss OF extraordinary cures accompany each
bottle 1t is entirely vegetable and free from any
dsleterious substance. For sale by q. D. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Washington, and wholesaie
and retail by DR.. SMITH, IL and 20 South 18th st.
Philadelphia. NAV eff
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PoKrNG FIN AT 'EM.-A French caricature
has the following apostrophe to Russia at the
foot: "You have reminded us of the frost of
1872, We will make you remember the thaw of
1854 -
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u Mr.. Simms Of Stanardsville, Va, was
the successful contestant for the Rochester
prize medal at the commencement of the Emory
and Henry College.
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BALrIxoRE.-The foreign exports Of Balti.
more last week amounted to $297 $3.50. 10 -a
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The VERY-hAsr.-Whya are the new STYLE
of summer hats called wide Axakes % Be-
cause they never had nap,
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TAKE NorIcE.-A material change is to take
place in the time Of the departure of the vari-
Gus railroad lines running between this city
and New York. On Monday next.
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B Thomas Pitman was shot and killed in
Boyle county, kentucky, last Sunday, by John
Harlan.
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"seek and We shall md

y" X. HURDLE would tahe PLEASURE 10 an.
w neunce to all bis late friends and custom.
ers. that be has taken a stand on High street BE-
tween First aid Second, where he win keep con.
sts ETY. on hsni fresh surply OF saasonshle DRY
and FfNCf GOODS which Will be sold on the
most reas nsble terms Call and pee for yourselves
Don" forget the piace-new store, High street he
tween First and Second, Georgetown. J. 23-3t
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DOINes IN CONGRESS.

yesterday, in the Senate, the whole
day was occupied with the discussion of the
bill for the relief Of the claimants Of the pri
vats armed brig the General Armstrong, which
was destroyed by the British forces in the har-
Dor of Fayal, q neutral port, In December,
1914. 6 q ~
Msesrs. Sliden, Clayton, Seward, and Bay.
ard, advocated the passage of the bill, and it
was opposed by Messrs. Toombs, Pratt, Chase,
and Bell
On division the bill was not passed-yeas
II, nays q.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went to
pfees the balance Of the days session was
devoted to the consideration of private bills,
many of which were duly passed.
PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.
The HOUSE, to-day. passed various senats
and House private bills, after which they wen,
| into Committee of the Whole on the state oil
the Union. whereia the civil and diplomatic
appropriation bill was taken up: The amend
ment of Mr. Smith of Va. ,appropriatingS 75 00(
| for the completion Of the Little Falls bridge
| over the Potomac, which was discussed By
Mr.. McMullen for q bridge at Georgetown il
| it's stead, and by Mr.. May, and Mr.. Stanton
\ of Ky, for the said amendment when il
was agreed to-ayes Il, noes So.
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COL. FREMONT.

n now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
to the Pacific. G. 8. Emerson has long been engaged
brought before the Public Compound, which j. 6
POSITIVE CURE FOR BAIpNRss, and to prevent Hal,
from falling, which thousands who have used vii.
testify. See Circulars, to BE- had of the Agents
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles.
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and Georg.
town, d. G. T. D. GILMAN, General Agent, e,
Washington and surrounding country.
O. K. FISHER 90. Projectors.
No. Al Superior Street Cleveland n
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a On the Fourth, !" Elliott ia to 20 forth
in Q balloon, from Hanover, Pasuyss -a0L
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WHERE THE EVENING STAR
CAN BE OBTAINED, OUT OF
WARRINGTON.

J. G. CooPkR, basement Of l03 Nassau street, New
York. -,.- o.. .-.
WIN. FLENlss, 70 South Third street, Philadel
phia, Pa. ..--....-- s-
Gathers = BRo., corner Of Baltimore and Holli
day streets, Baltimore, Md. .- .a.--..-..
WA- TAYLOR b Co., corner of Baltimore ant
Charles streets, furnish The Star to thoss with
ing the paper Immediately AFTER It's arrival in Balti
more on the evening Of its Issue. Ne,rs Men an
Boys can also purchase the Sar TO sell again Of VIM
Taylor Co.
NORMAN LESLIE, Annapolis, Nd.
l. 8. r. BUrLRR, la Market street, Wilmington
Delaware.
r. O. STAPLES, q High street, Portsmouth, Va
C, T. LYLrs, Alexandra, Va.
The above named persons receive the Erenins
Star, daily, by the fret conyeyanoes that leave
Washington Immediately after it Is issued, and viii
be ready to supply all who may want copies Of the
paper.
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y The New Orleans Bulletin says that
the New Orleans and Nashville Railroad will
be completed to the State line of Louisiana
early in July.
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@o d. p Breckinridge died of cholera at
Paris, KY, few days ago. He contracted
the disease in St. Louis.
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HIGHLY IMPoRTANr.-TheN New York Post
announces the recall of the Russian Minister
from St. Petersburg, with al the imposing ter
rors Of capital letters
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~ Some " fast" youngsters wear blue coats
ard brass buttons. The blue is indicative of
their feelings, the brass of their manners.
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: The rrKsr SEIZURE Fifteen hundred gal.
Ions of liquor were seized at Providence, on
ThursdayLths first under the new law. .y1as
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CUMMING! CUMMING :

CUMMING! CUMMING
DROP ETC sTUDIES-Leeturss on the Book
Il Of Daniel-75c.
The Tent and the Altar or Sketches from ps,r;.r
chal Nfo-76e
Scripture Read ngs, sabbath Morning Readings On
the Old Testams nt-7ac
Apo'aiyptic skett hes; or, Lectures on the Book OF
Rev lstiuns, vols, 75c each
Lee ures on our Lords Miracles, 75c
Lectures on tho Parsbles- 75c
Voices Of the Day and Night, 2 vols-7Sc each
Voices OF the Dead, 75c = I
Church before the Flood s5c a~-s--
All OF the above works by the Rev. John Cum
ming, ID. D. who Is new the great pulpit Orator Of
London for sale by
GRAY BALLANTYNB,
7th street, next to Odd Fellows HALL
10 At (sentineD
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peH.Es coSFEERKD.-The degree of D. D
sss cor fsrred upon A. B. Van Zandt. Peters
burg: Rev. B. 81 Smith, PhiIadelnbi, Rsx
y" ~ Hoss, Rich n'ond; and Rev S. Irenaus
Prime, of the New York Observer, BY the
Hsnden Sydney College, Virginia, at its com.
nsncensns On tbs 18th inst
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II The Engineers strike on the Erie Rail.
road occasions much trouble. The transit Of
freight Is entirely at q stand. 4t44 fss
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FATAL AFFRAY.-During an ARRAY on the
4th inst, in Clarke county, Va, between A.
c. Ashby and John A. Turner, two cousins,
the latter was killed.
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ii "A PLEASANT VIsIToR.-A few days ago. a
bear was shot in the neighborhood Of Concord,
n. H., weighing $50 pounds. 81 .'.st a.. q.
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JONES, LAST, AND PERHAPS HIS WORST
Why is the Emperor of Russia like the Panop-
tican Because he is Base Gear (bazaar).--
Punch
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q Gen. Peyton, formerly postmaster at
Richmond, Va, died sud ienly on Wednesday
night, in Albemarle county.
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STILL IN PRIsoN.-The last accounts from
Turks Island state that the O. S. Consul, Mr..
Nelson, was still in prison. ,' -. ~
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- The stepping stone to fortune is not to
be found in jewellers shop. 7i.155' a,-.rg
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A RARE CHANCE.

i consequences Of having effected the role sgency
~ nr th~ sale Of ballet, Davis Cos Boston pre-
mum ffauos and kpabe, Cache 4 Coz Of Baln-
the sale Of those only, and dbcontinus the sale Of
New York pianos. = 49,,
We have now in store one 7-octaye hound corner
carved tablets sliding desk rosewood Piano, manu-
fsctered by Firth, Pond Co , New York, which We
Offer at great discoun, from former prics
TO al 10 want of cheap and god Piano. we In.
vite them to call and examioe this instrument
49, - JkO-Lf kIlkIs.
! Pc. avenue, between 9Th and. A0th SITS.
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~ William H. Fem, of Charleston, has
obtair d the De Forrest gold medal, at Yale
College ...s..,.r , H.. -'-
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MAIL RoBBERY.-A large mali bag, cut open
ana rlhed OF its contents, was found on Thurs.
day last in the canal, at Harper's Ferry. p
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4. Tn RArE. AZ oincinnati, exchange on New
sGeskis quoted 1t II RUsesnt premium. ,, 20
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II On Wednesday at Wheeling, 1000 lbs.
wool, averaging full blood, sold at IS cts per lb.
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REsIGNED-Rev. W. L. Breckenridge has
resigned the pastorship of the First Presby-
terian church in Louisville, with the view of
accepting the Presidency of Westminster Col
Iege at Fulton, Missouri. >E- ..-
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~ The University of New York city has
been freed from debt by recent collection of
$4,000. E.. 7-a s.i-,f
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~ EAsTNASs HEADACHE RHMUr has never We,
failed to core SICK headache Call for proof of this
at GILMAS's Drug Store
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~ Who WANTS A PINE DAauEaRKofYPE, Thos.
who do, st ould 60 to the Metropolitan Gallery,
Gate Thomps on's where they will obtain hkepesses
unu passed by those taken at any other establish.
mene in this city, and at much wsr price than
10 charged fer the same style at other Galleries
Also, Pictures Of the finest quality made and ir.
serted in Ebony, Tortoise shell, Jenny Lind and
Portmonnaie asses. Remember, Metropolitan Gal
lery, formerly Thompson's) ie 23-1ws
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s'Uncle Ned had no hair On the top Of his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to the discovery of Lyons eel
brated Kathairon, which not only preserves anc
beauties, but restores the hair to any period o.
life. Only those who will not try 1t, are trouble
With badness, dandruf, or harsh and mpleasan
hair. .r.
From the Home Journal, " r
"No article ever acquired so rapid celebrity ano
universal appreciation as LIONS KAfHARoN. T,
those who have used it land who has mott the res
son is obvious, its invigorating and beautifyinl
effects, and agreeable Perfume, stamp 1t nindispen
| sable article of the toilet" ..
Sold at the cid price of Is cents in large bottles
by all dealers, everywhere.
DE-. BARNES. Proprietor. 16l Broadway, n 7,
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HO! FOR OLD VIRGINIA!

HO! FOR OLD VIRGINIA.
PIC NIC.
TIVE AkL1NG ON Gu b respt ct uily 10 nounce Ia
i their friends and the public that they will give
their eecond Pic Mic Of the Season n Arlington
Spring on next MONDAY, the 26th instant.
The Boat will leave 18th street bridge at o'clock
Q m.
Tickets 81 50-admitting gentlem IN and la les.
Conmittee Of Arrangements:
A Ecklod, wv Hutton
VIM Smith, Vim L Jones
u. Eckion. je 24-lts
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mo. 5IS.l

No. 5IS.l
NOTICE for restoring to private
~ entry portion of the lands recently Withdrawn
from sale fr proposed railroads in the lower PENN
sula Of MICHIGAN.
Whereas, at the urgent solicitation OF one OF the
senators and part of the delegation IN Congres
from the state Of Michigan, ths Pr stdent OF the
United States by his order bearing GATE the 2tss of
june ipstspt has directed that portion of the
lands heretofore WI hdrawn firm eaie or entry tx
cent for valid pre- tmpt Claims along the rout es
ri certain PROPOSED railroads 10 the States Of M,chi
esn and wiscossn, (ss set forth In the public no
fire OF No sol, iseued from this oacs
TIE 10Th Msy lsst) to Wit: the p rtion situated m
the 10, er peninsula OF Michigan outside of he linn,
ifs OF about sac miles each side OF said roads
after proTsr noticr, b reetot ed 70 market sesin
NOTICE h 'heSsSors hertby given that ths lands
above referred TO- psr,icslsr lists and
showing the townships end parts OF towr ships en-
orscinS TIE zane have this day been stut 70 the
proper mnd ofcss for public information. will again
~ subject 70 private ssls and entry ON AZ d sf.rr
81 Monosy, TIE 7h day Of Aueu.t next, prec;ecly On
Sne nme sefms ana conditions ts thcugh The same
nea NOS Bon withdraw nom mar kst = ;
aNsn uAd.r my hand st the Cen, raj Land oHce.
% tne easy q Washington, this 23d day Of June A.
:, BY esder Of he President: 5Ii ss-z5slI -; l..
-. A. lAA .tal4G aTs-1 JOHN WILLOW. h., a.,
. Js34-lswtl7Augl sl1li % -s.c Commissioner
Yf0 n. -
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A Ca RD.-The undersigned returns his sincere
IA thanks to his customers for their liberal pa
fronags for the past six months, and would also
state that their respective accounts will be made of
to the 18th instant. He Therefore confdsnty trus
that they will be prspsrd to settle the sans pronpt.
~, either By cash or with notes at short date.
gGAI lsl,.l,J 60 gs4.,issf,-- WM. X. RILEY, ..qst
Corner Sth street, opp. Centre Markee.
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EXCURSION OF THE
NATIONAL GUARD.

7NHE NATIONAL GUARD Respectfully trnounrs
Il 10 their friends and the public e-nersly that
they sili gise an Excursion on The tSth uy, tnsu'
ing, the anniversary or heir organSzefsos
ia-ticulaa In future advrrtisement-
21-WFSru -rH
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No. Concert and Pic Mo FOR III e
Bene fit OF 80 cana Ch anel D. 4

~ Concert and Pic Mo for ,he
N Bens fit OF s.Queen's Chapel. 80
Dinner and Concert will be given ct "Bens Air, y
the residence Of Col. Brooks, about . mile from
the ashngton Gene cry, "a half hours ride only
from the city, the 4th of July next Tor the be
ht Of Queen's Chapel The grounds will be throw c
open to visitors at 90 ock q. m.
The ladies in charge OF he VI apl mske this On.
peal to gene Gus public and trust, that as no ex
p~nse will be spared to max. sverythine pleassn,
and sgr cable thrsrgh every department, til y viii
meet with success, the mo ecats rum Of SO CENTS
only will BE- charged for admittance.
Onnibusses will run to ana fro during the y to
a ate hour at night. say 10 or ] O'Clock
Omnibasses will leave regularly the corner Of It'll
st and Pa. avenue
js A-eot4 hIuly* UnteO
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Maxzini-Kossuth-Sanders.

We have received q printed circular con-
tanning correspondence between George San
ders--late Consul at London-and Kossuth,
touching manifesto against universal slavery.
lately issued by Massini. MIR. Sanders asks
Kossuth, if he (sanders) is to understand that
the programme Of the European Republicans
is intended to reach so far as an Interference
with American internal affairs. Kossuth re-
piled that:
While deploring the existence of slavery
nywhere, all my principles are against for
eign interference with the domestic affairs OF
another nation. Besides, though be it from
| natural necessity, be it from the impassivits
of its leading statesmen, the United States
do not yet appear conscious of their compe-
| tent position; still consider the strength and
| prosperity of the only republican power on
earth so important to the future destinies
of the world, that would certainly never
contribute anything to its internal divisions
Nay, true to my principles, cannot recognize
any division in America; look to the brother
hood OF the great republic as a whole, and
have too high respect for the American peO
pie, as one undivided body of sincere republi
cans, as not to believe they will Of themselves
| with all the light before them, make their ma
ton the model for every other. You are quite
| right in your belief that Mazzini's letter ha
no reference to the present agitation in tn,
United States.
A WIsCoN FIsH.-The Oshkosh (Wiscon
SIM Courier is responsible for the following
s'We were shown this morning fish that wa
caught in Fox River, in this place, which
after being dressed and otherwise prepare,
| for the wants of man. weighed IS9 pounds an
ii ounces. It was caught by 10. Bunker.
The Courier man may take our hat.