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SlA YEARS cxPerieneehas proved that, for the
! ~ cure Of Coughs, Colds, ConHum ptions. Ace
B sas st tbe}gs G g! Pain and q
POUND SYRUP OF, HoAnHoUND. - j; =
FMS medicine has now been in t,se for si var.
curing which time there has been q constaf. de
MN. @ u, anu It's popularity instead Of d6Gli-
HlhK, mas oeen always on the increase. -
Turing this time many new Incidence have
sprung up for the cure of tho above cornpiaintS
some of which only lasted few h abd XII,
ers not as long /; but Hance's Syrup hds rSh4tI,
gone on gaining favor With all Glasses Of sooiSty
unt! It has now become identi fed 81 many "a
miles as regular family h1edfcfiia y ~ -
TO those who have neYeryf Tsod Tia eoS,&1sz,a
syrup Of noarhopnd, this notice g. paftieidayiy
directcd as TO those who have once ~,
SS oI' IA n naPpy effects pras
Frools OF the Efficacy of Hance,3 Cofn.,
pound syrup of Hoarhound In fRe.
leV1ns afflicted Man =
stroa 1T HSse9Ege Warrington, ;dinSin5 York
violent and ao as' fs Rsteek9d Yit
ny remedies5 induced by friend, b iise fuSn.
ces Compound Syrup of H6arllonnd1 ndfbefsre
Asing one ooEsle vas entirely cared. =
I4 Alnf9ther, yet more Astopishingl
nLs' denftetta Merrtck, residing IN Mofiunfent
street. between Canal and Eden sSre8t : trasflat-
1850 gllta very severe eough and painin the
tbe Tea wes 50 intense that It extended 70
~ .ha She was aficted also With pain
was persuaded BY q friend % t,ss Hance's Com
pound syrup Of Hoarhound, and aft6f using three
SSJ Sns q perleneed great relief and Bho
nae o. 9hlsned the bottle, was entirely cured, m
"a FFlee 10 cents per bottle, or bottles for ga
For saleby SETH g, HANCE, los Baltimore
street, and corpor Charles and Pratt stTeets Bal
timore5-a also for sale by a. r. BARSFS. CHI
burg, and by Druggist and Storekeepers general.
.. gz eu24ly
II oGAN q CARR have lust received
IL barrel Flaxsced Oil -
do Fish oil s.
do Castor oil ~
do cohoi;
do Phosegne Gas. 4,
. 4ney ALSO keep constantly on hand an kinds
Glass, Putty, Nails, de-, dc, -
FsirTnaont July2! nEH
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Life insured for Two d 6iiarr,ss
BALIINoRR, Eutaps street lIISa 49, a., -.
Yours fespectfl1lIy

(signcd) - ?Ts HdSf q aesst FS6 rs
Price twenty-five ecnts pcr package of AZ.
packages s for co. For sale by a IF. BARNEs
G,aeksEutg Ya'' andpruggistaandi SterekeepeTs
: go -. la a.nLll lLnI.f Al an24 ",
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~ s'ssaPHs alwsys have enemies.
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1os Baltimore S.. Baitimor IN Ma.
70 Ia1rn all letters ON business must be Id
cost and for sale by A. +. Barnes,
t4sgaEg, Va, and Druggists and Storekeen.
efs RsasszIIy iuiT II
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For sale By sETHs s, HANCE, 1os Baltimore
street, and coTpor Charles and Pratt, street Bal-
tlInoTez-9lso for sale by "A. II. BARNES. Clarke
burg, and by Druggist and StorekeeneTs oeneral.
~. 49, a1a4IY
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Yours Respectfully,
SARAH LANE WI

SORE EYES.
Goo Ton9 NJ, Saturn of Bladensburg Prince
ms eyes for several years, also much inRamm n
ton, had leeches applied under his ewes several
TIN SmGS without any good effect finally cured
ny III CHALMERS SANATIvE TINCTURE
The PILEs CURED. ra.al
James W. Jasper, of Lebanon, Pa, cured of
Piles Of six years standing, by using four bottles
Vi d. CHALMERS sASATIvE TIHoTUnE.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
j. n. Vinton, of Bradford, Pa. sufrere5 fro,o
Liver Complaint and Pain in the side for thTce
years, was much debilitated, and at the same
1Tne could scarcely walk, tried Electricity, Cold
Water cure, Blue Pills and the re0t,lSr jG1ctCrS
was at length relieved and cured bv forIr hottIc9
OF Or halmer's Sanative Tinctufe
FEvER-SwELLED ARcLEs
8nea ~ L. m mi OF burlington, w., was con-
nneu 70 nus ped for 81 days with q fever, on ari-
sing ne found his feet and ANGLES SO much swoI-
len that ne could scarcely walk across the room
ISr Two months, when after using six bottles ~
strength much improved and the swellingin lie
leet and ANGLES entirely removed. = N-1
SPINAL COMPLAINT.
E. Calvin, of Halifax, Dauphin copntv Po
gas 9ss suffered for many years with disease Of the
ANGLES, was induced a7ter mnc6 ms
ty Dr.; Chalmers SanatiYe Tinctufe. Which, No -
lOFneo e GG SPSssdy and and permanent cure.
s1.sa1. = oHHSS 81 DISEASE.
jacob l.; FLAX, of ForbstoWn, WyomiIo co,,,,-
Y, fe.' inherited peculiar disease fron1 IS;s -
siI:r, II was pronounced Scrofula by some nI,S
SSaI who tried to cure him but could NOT. II
man sanative Tincture made him new.
ULCERS on THE LEG.
Nh Sotenan LILLY Of IS Hillen street, Baltimore.
NJ suffered several years from sores on his Ieo,
Tas tnnally cured by DR.. Chalmers Sarati xs
nc ee one dollar per bottle, or six bottles for
49,. sEfH 8. n nee,
108 Baltimore ST.. Baltimnre Nd
Ih9n all letters on business must BE- adj
cost Paid, and for sale by A. r. Barnes.
= as[kssaIg, Va, and Druggists and storskeep
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VIEWS FRoM THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

NEWS FROM THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
We are PERMITTED to publish the following interesting
attracts from letters received at the Navy Depar from
commander Cadwalader Rnggold, commanding exploring
expedition 10 the North Pacific ocean dated at Sidney
New South Wales, December %, 1859 and January s.
1855:
lhave The satisfaction 70 report the safe arrival here Of
'incennes the 2sth instant December IN
' from the Cape Of Good Hope-ocers and crew an we'll
dcpte Of the exposure cold weather and succession 90
forms encountered and BY which We have been rapidly
driven onward
The passage from the Cape has proved most atisrc,or
md ample opportunity Judge u the merits n Inc iva
aotes has been afforded.
viii nov only suggest for the guidance and advice n
T ehterprsng citizens seeking the ports n Australia Via
oape Of Good Hope that the across the Southern
,n most desirable is IN about The parallel 81 81 dec to
south atitude the winds not 20 powerful more
ady the weather far settled and the sa lea. ,p,h
n than further south In crossing the Sonib ,,i.,,i
cram they should approach the Cape of Good Hone nearer
nan the parallel Of - deg to 30 deg south local winds and
irregular currents snly rctard and interrupt the rapid
oes, consequent upon passing wen clear az the stormy
ape 80 with the southern extreme of Australia shin
euad 70 sidney will do well not to venture through Bas,
uae rather 70 pass wg clear n the extreme az Van pie
Land ana haul gradually up, giving the island clear
% Nesses bound 10 Port Philip of course must close n
'h Cape leeuwin and enter Bass straits The Wind - a.
,bern OCEAN are strong and prevail from The nortbwe.
Eezt The barometer may be implicitly relied on and
oeua''on' and warnings consulted and profted by win
Var course and duty hence are through the Coral
' known, perhaps, and admitted TO D. the most in
60 ma dangerou' Of any portion Of the Pacific ocean
~ 'ct N exploring this i expose H. dangers and
CO. year channels for countrymen IN their way 10
" On leaving here. shall proceed to The
l'"n o. The route 70 China Of New Caledonia
49, W - succession Lord Howes island the reef and
!, thence coas,ine along the western shores
a. !, oonia, turning lie northern extreme 10 Huon
|. a.. 'e'aly taking up the New Hebrides. the San
= sueea Charlotte groups passing through and
s..e ~, ~ passage formed BY the isle Of Niteudi and Tho
,..S !, and New Britannia with the adjacent
u'ence either through the Caroline Island. ia The
49, fopp Or more westerly sighting tho pele,,
Basin isles na sea ana Macao. via the
no,.,. lance NAV partial dspsrture IN The
wind, 49, 'no reconnaissance thus contemplated n Inc
.bo. opiuous hope 70 gain the harbor II Macao In
n. 49,, y poe after passing over the southc,n - I.
sonp ~, = - deg south latitude win proced .ranna
,ls ,hr, - thence ~ to the westward Of Lord Hore
New Hon 'he Coral sea examine the passage formed -
70 II, soo bonganvie isle thence along
l ILL.,. s s'u o View Guinea, and finally to Macao
\ r, 80 s1 '@o@o,roN January O. for Macao
81, s,a's Bank Of Indiana i IS alleged has 6.en
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LOCAL NEWS.

CLERKs sEJoiciNe.-The passage Of the bin in the House
Of Representative yesterday the relief Of the clerks
the several departments Of the government produced quite
sensation, and great rejoicing among those employees the
public last evening great many Of them at the dt
erent hotels Of the city receiving hearty congratulations
OF their friends IL Is pleasant thing at all times TO
see happy people, and IL really delightful last evening
behold 30 many familiar faces covered with slesso many
counenances lighted with joy The bill passed
from the senate With the exception of slight amendment
BY this b clerks receiving nine viii hereafter
twelve hundred dollars per annum those receiving
twelve VIII receive fourteen hundred and those receiving
fifteen will get sixteen hundred dollars per The bill
also enacts that the stamp and blank the Post
Office Department shall receive salary of fourteen hundred
dollars, and that twenty per shall be added the
salaries now received BY the messenger packers watehe
and laborers connected with the different executive offices
The salaries OF each of the Assistant and
the Superintendent OF the Census increased
10 three thousand dollars per annum
Yesterday genial and lovely and the atmosphere was
balmy and inygorating
CannsAL Nothing of general interest occurred in
this court yesterday,
Qua mARKETs,The markets have been thinly attended
by country friends during past three or four days
owing TO the nciemency Of the weather condition
of the roads leading to the city AT the Centre Market yes
terday the supplies wholly inadequate demand
and prices were enormously high.
OHio AkpANhsAFkAkk CANAL.--Ouf Genrg4lOwn friends
in the daily receipt Of produce by this canal
large number Of boats laden with Aour grain Ac
arrived within the last two three days.
GERMANA coscEnr.--We cannot deny ourselves the
pleasure of again calling the attention OF the public the
concert to be given by the Germania Society at Carus
Saloon this "wednesday evening Mile Caroline Lehman
lady Of excellence and high professional reputation
There who declare she has superior vocalist
The programme Of the is captivating one and
we hope to witness crowded saloon this evening.
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DIED,

On the ll Of March, the residence Of sou Hon W.
Asnr Mrs I'll H. AsHE, OF North Carolina in the
lad year Of her age.
Mrs Asr had survived her uband Col SAMUEL
ASKS who whom quite youth performed
the Of the revolution, and contributed much enba
Ashen family Of Fear the grateful
North carolinians Mrs. he mother Of large and in
family. 5he full Of anecdoe Of the otdsn Time al
ways chsssa the vos Of the young, ana indeed beloved BY
qualities sweety blended Ia her
Iu this city yesterday 18th iasant the Hon. JOSEPH sTUR
Gls, member Of ihs Of the State Of Georgia, aged Nifty
+.
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United states Patent once,

IN the petition Charles spaed George Spaf
erd as Of Wndham Connscncu praying for The extension
Al
machines for boiling and washing
paper" from the expiration of said patent
which place the I'd day OF September, 1851
orered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday 18th day August u O'Clock, and all
notified appear and they
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
required file la the
Office their objecons specially forth writing at sast
heang testimony filed by either
The said hearing be taken and transmitted accord
rules the office, which will be furnished appi
cation.
The testimony in the viii be closed the ID Of August
relied filed
office before the morning Of that the Arguments
IL any, within days thereafter
Ordered also be published In Unon
gencrr Evening Star, Washington, C Eveaing Argus
Philadelphia, Scientific American New York Cou
Buffalo, New York and Post Boston, Massachusetts,
three successive weeks the 18th Of August
next, the day Of hearing.
3. T.. SHUGERT
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
papers please copy
bills the Patent ofGce, with paper containing this notice.
Ap fg--iaw3w
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OFFICIAL.


April Is, 1854.
Information has been received at this department from
Albert Dayy esd United States consul Leeds OF the pas
sage Of Of Parliament BY which the whole coasng
trade of the United Kingdom thrown open foreign
ships and they viii be subject to the regulations
British ships employed and viii pay higher du
ties dues, tolls and charges Passenger steamers carrying
passengers from place to another the Of
United Kingdom viii be subject to the provisions of the
steam navigation act Of 1851.
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BALTIMORE, April ls.A lecture delivered last eve
ming at the Maryland Institute by this distinguished Irish
patriot upon Tbe position and hopes Of Ireland in the
present c Notwithstanding the unpleasant Of
weather, large audience attended, among whom
great number Of ladies and his address which abonndcd
thrilling passages refinement of sentiment and elegant
livery was received with repeated applause He stopping
al Barnum's Hotel
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specially invited 10 the celebrated
Scotch cut letter p
borders flowers and descrp
complete
other foundry f . r
We are prepared printers every necessary
complete printing Office Type Of every description
cabinets or o. TO- and ~ pairs of double stands,
composing sticks TO- Ia, IA, is, H.
and single gaieys
s1es wrought every description
quoins Of mahogany hickory box and wood impo
sing stones, &C.
brass every variety pattern plain single
parallel double, waved and dotted ALSO dashes Of
sixe and patterns,
gold size, Of all qualities, prices
rover card, and hand presses funikhed manufacturers
prices
Wood every size, frum seventy lines plea
plain condensed Gothic furnished
man prices
STEREOTYPE WORK.
Books pamphlets, and labels of every
very bestin man and al the lowest prices
second hand Notwithstanding OF presses type
ehAses, and stands imposing stones
generally be had nj the foundry
Prnicrs wishing establish book,
furnished win estimate In deia stating what
al be dJne
Old type exchange new per pound IL dc
The foundry fee within
o purchasing.
Specimen viii be printers
foundry all the
foundnes n The country be examined.
Orders be addressed 10
LUCAS BROTHERS, Proprietor,
Successors Fielding Lucas, Jr.
No. 40 Market street, Baltimore, Md.
An g.
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arrangement. Tor Erpedi,,ag ae Southern Nal

CHARLESTON April IA meeting held to-day of the
presidents Of the Montgomery and West Point Muscogee
Southwestern Central Wsynesborough South Carolina and
Wilmington, and Manchester Railroads arrange for run
ming double service between Washington and New Orleans
and eSpedng the mails twelve hours The arrangement Is
to take effect practcabeprobaby the ls Of
June.
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The Duke Of Parma who assassua,cd IN the street
on Sunday evening the 9Th ultimo was but thirty-one
years ofage TIE succeeded his father upon his abdcaon
ia 1919 10 the Duichy Of Parma lie was connected by
marriage with the French Bourboug his wife was the
daughter Of the Duke dc Berry who was aasaspated At
the opera in Paris and accordingly sister 70 the Duke ae
Chambord called Wy the French legtmiss Henry v Of
France The Duke leaves four children. tho eeond Of
whom, his son Robert Charles &c. who only SIX year,
old, succeeds him During his minority his mother viii
te regent Baron Ward the prime minister and favorie
Of The Duke was an English adventurer raised from the
condition Of groom IN the stables preside over the
affairs Of the Dukedom. This man has since the Dukes
decease been ordered 70 Quit the country
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BosTos April 1.-THE steamer St. Lawrence hence for
Portland, disabled Saturday evening off Ipswich light
by the breaking Of both orank schooner went 10 her as
sistance, and she was finally anchored in safety.
The gale of the coast Saturday has been very severe
and serious marine disasters apprehended
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ny JAMES G. MCGUIRE. Auet,oneer.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
Friday morning. April 2st at 10 O'Clock the residence
Linton, side Of 9th
will sell all his furniture and household effects
prisinr-
Mahogany sofas, chairs
Marble top centre table, astral lamp
Three PITY carpets, rugs, mating oilcloth
and wood chairs, rocker
French and cottage bedsteads
Bureaus, washstKnds, toilet sets
hair and husk mattresses
Pillows, blankets, comforts
China and glassware, table cutlery
Cooking and other stoves.
general of Kitchen utensils.
Terms: and under, cash that credit OF thirty
days satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
r. sThe house IL for Apply TO H. Thorn, ESQ.,, Seventh
street, pesr Odd Fellows Hall.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap I'D Aueuoneef.
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LOUISVILLE, (Ky.) April 1.-THE trial the brothers
Ward charged with the murder Of Professor Butler some
months since, commenced to-day Elizabethtown
About hundred and fifty witnesses were summoned
amongst whom the Hon James Guthrie who arrived wee
tcrday and Colonel Preston member Of Congress from this
district.
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SuPERH STOCK Of Toilet ard Table Dry Good.
~ Just received and
beautiful pink, bue huf and white Dresden wed Maces
and bed quite, with crib and toilet The
the quilts -, lot, liza, l2l 1884, They
will be found Think little desirable goods
have ever been offered Tor sale in this market
Aso 10 dored 0N and ia Anendale quilts in all white and
white with These dessbe Of their light
body consequently trouble sise for ihs
being costly Than the quality Of the commences
dmty chinu would
81 1914 ia, and 1914 real Rns-s Barnsy Bgn and Irish
confidently commend 10 the especial o.
Of horsekeepsrs desire really good % and ~ un
~suay ow They viii be pronounced Al mas We say Of
hem.
Real pure pillow and bolster rens
4o 50 and oinch
for trimming linens, pretty and cheap,
aann d.rnask dsmssk Albert Basket Huckahsck
bcdsred toilet and Rns~san M
n dozens
Also Turkish, and nh.orbsni hasAns
poses, in great Fas,ety and cheap.
srd medium style dinner and hrsskfs
cloths, all siyes by
cofs with overlays napkns,
asvs all sisss by, rvenag between the above named
and IL we damasks, by the gard and inviting
Of sod low priced napkins million
course low prices.
April ls-dnsod CLAcETT DoDsoN
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Rrrrsto, April 1.-THE propeller Geners Taylor srrived
here last evening from Dunkirk with cargo Of four thou
sand barrels Of -four
At Dunkirk the harbor was stin full Of ice snd the
General Taylor could get in that hsrbor In consequence
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yislons and hogs came in during night and
able 10 enter Dunkirk
Several other propeiers are also now due here.
The regular line Of between this port and Dun.
kirk leave TO night
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday, the
17h instant, shsD sell, O'Clock, the premises,
No No 1885, 18th and
morrill, - north 81 Lafayette and considered
Of the eligible handsome building offered sale
In Washsgonvbetng fan view o the Jackson
sud the irorttpf the Pre- ,dent's Manson.
Ter~s third the balance - and ~ mouths the
purchaser for the deferred psyen esns interest
from day cfss deed given and deed q ntsn Title ndis
paahle. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Az I'D Auc"on"sr"
90 The shove ssls 10 postponed, an consequence NJ
t,e w~sshe5. THURSDAY. Instant hour.
Aple-d GREEN SCOTT. Aucnonserss
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Hori"e Di.a.tcr.--Apprshended Los. 81 LIE.

New YoRK, April ls-An unknown ship Of 900 tons Is
now ashore Long Beach When las, seen there were
about hundred persons her deck feared they
have all unfortunately persisted Assistance been sent to
her The Of yesterday and last night was very severe
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NoaroLK April Ia severe northeast has ragged
here for the last 80 hours The steamers Jamestown for
New York, and Virginia for Philadelphia, have arrived
having encountered very rough weather The steamer
oke sailed to-day
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lLnrk..

BALTIMORE, April lSklour--saes Of 900 barrels How
ard street at - ~ Also 500 barrels 50 49,
refs, % be delivered in May, at So wheatsales Of 600
bushels white at So red 81 &c. Corn-sales Of 5000
bushels white at ~ cents yellow n IS Other ar
ees unchanged
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Luca.'s Baltimore Type and stereotype Foundry,
Hank Lame, adjoining Barnuma's City Hotel.
which successful operation
number years, a prepared furnish book and
printers with type and description,
durability any foundry this county,
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Never 40 TO bed said father to his son. without
knowing something you aid not know in the morning
Yes, SIR replied The youth went 70 bed slowed last
night-ddn't dream Of such n thing in the morning
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PsovrprSoE, April ls-The Hon. Mr.. Knight formerly
senator Of the United States from Rhode Island died Thu
morning.
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RESOLUTIONS OF GENERAL WALBRIDGE

The resolutions of the Hon Hiram Wabrdge represent
sye from New York offered Ia the House Monday last
great principles in dgnifed and appropriate Lam
guage and we call attention to them with pleasure We
regret that the rules of the House that day precluded
Lin from giving his in support Of these resolutions
The democratic party of the country win cordially respond
to the boldest assertion Of these great principles;
ResOlHioas Of Congress decasoioyy Of maritime ghs
aad Of policy iafereag te of the Earopeaa
.ytem e gosaAasa any portion Of this hemispLere.
"Rssosd i Gs Seaate and House Of Repree~ta,res II
tie Und sos -Aaerico IN Coagress assembled That the
nted States maritime power having neutral rights
maintain deem proper in view OF the existing in Eu
rope TO declare and make known that American vessel
Engaged In the lawful pursuits Of Is held by this
TO be protected BY the flag that her.
which shall be the evidence Of her nationality that attach
all such vessels character Of sovereignty considering
item a. clothed with immunities corresponding TO those
which appertan to territory that rights as thus de-
red rest upon no precaous temporary basis upon
the concessions Of any power but upon public law insisted
upon IRON the early history of the republic and that
tempt 10 enforce an obsolete right Of impresment search
ae'eano o. visitation, in regard 10 such American ship,
~ b regarded act Of hostility the United States
and jua cause Of war
"Bs fwiir resoIrcd That a. the existing conflicts in
Europe may lead to the change OF political sovereignty In
zone o. The European powers and the destruction IL political
0'eraghy In others, deem il proper for Congress TO
nake known 10 them that affirm the doctrine that we
should consider any attempt their part extend their
Nem Of government TO any portion OF this hemisphere
dangerous TO peace and safety and from the geographi
and commercial position Of the island Of Cuba this
nen We viii never that her sovereignty be
erred except to the United States which she seems natu
ally 10 belong"