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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04
May, 1884
! FANNY FERNS NEW VOLUME!-COmposed

Il EN- rely ofnew and original matter.
FERN LEAVES FROM F4SSYs PORT FOLIO. One volume
b. \. Orr-fo rsses cIo,h cit. Price ~ 5
The Publishers have the pleasure OF announcing at they VIII
THURSDAY NAY Is, 1854
The trade ectG requested 20 send II heir orders as early
0Coo COPIES Is Now N Pass
which from indications, will ihan meet advance
address, giving explicit .hippins drectisusl
MILLER. oRfON MULLIGAN, Publishers,
Of the Future BY The PaThe sale in hi; country has
zen e 60 Ge o. he Cnhns sale Of
eoTies these within SIX months sv,ae time Of their
DE-OPENING of the CRYSTAL PALACE.-G. p.
aySA PfRB SEW WORK Of A lf d:svs hii
tanned several catalogue in The Exhibition Building
THE WORLD OF SCENE Sc % AT AND INDUSTRY Illus;
~ foc sn Da" J ard oooeS Ed Complete one
sIfrdd volume 40, - ~; beyeIed eiii edges 80 ,o
OF the 81 Illus la'-4 contained in the yoiume-
q are devoted 20 Sculpture, basRehes, &c
Los deyeeJ NeEasgres Meals B'oRzes aud Syes
Il ore dsyoled to 7. ..ile Fstriea
sc devoted 10 Ornamental Furniture
30 are devoted 30 Porcelain rsrs Gotta and Glassware
are Ss syo,sg 10 scas Gfcss Interior Views
The eerress includes valuable papers on suoe.s o.
Scientific and Practical Of cur mos eonpeeH ''
va The Whole Volume furnishes information and examples which
may plucca u great variety OF theoretical aud prac'
''' To oo iseI DESIGNERS AID EYGRWERsi
To- fFaTHs and ' METAL fouSpERs
10 SHIP-BUILDERs and CABINET-MAkEks
Ard arv others the various mechanical and artistic
SUITE while table book also prove at,Eac,
i've and ae.ul 10 mihes. -
An exceedingly handsome work" London At Journal
DO not have received any publication win
Ileure this IL The hhe't yS OF print
the
rc.t rlr relIe and eNcel.ent.r Norfolk News
wo.k that and artistic beauty
body challenge coHTaon with anything ;Ae lss issued from the
No. m tlis country" tNor.he.u Budget.
Imy ms.niiccn wort-a work We proud look upon
and cali sud which shoud be IN The possession Of
lover Of the beauif ar Newark Advertiser.
g. f. PUTNAM Co., No 10 Parsrlace.
SPlRTII-AL TELEGRAPH-fhe organ OF MOD
- TRN SPIRITUALISM IN AAIERlCA-Comueuces is thid
volume MAY e. aid viii be issued WEEKLY rs heretofore
Harniug the and philosophy OF spiritual IN
ind this contains he latest uest aud mos az
embracing th whole subject publication
Pce annun payable IN edsanee ai yearly SUB
received Specimen numbers sent free Address
PAk1RDCE BRlTTAN, spiritual Bookstore Ne Sn Broad~'y
NewIcFk.
EIELD BOOKS for SURVEY ORS.
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Go formers an0 Others.

90 (irmers ail0 Wthers. u
AMTRICAN PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-rhis Ma.
N line powder perfectly dry and re,y er the ssL
wl furnished containing 80 rs saci dcyeabe sfter
tie 18Th MAY Apply e ofee Of he AneoAa MaeTai Com
Tauy. No 81 LheIty-sf, Nes-York
RApES.-J. L. WILSON. the propagation and ex-
~ hb:or or ihe CHARTER OAK GRAPES IN Nevi York kr
would uy hi friends that ne has rev
more Il beaua Roots sale Many Of the uapcs srows
he uiousror uch and hall IN dknetef. This
perfectly hsrdy needs protection IN winter rPens M
and he lsi the 18Th Sepeuot
For etrg p ser, MS ses wine there better gowl
Those wishing Roo the ABOVE vii send Ia Their orders soou A
CIDER. j. r WILSON Nc. SCANNED e. oorser
Esst Bresdway will meet with prompt attention.
NUANO Tor SALE. in LOTS 20 suit Purchasers, b.
~ The Subscriber, r. W. CAMERON No. ZIG Waist, near
Bfooklyn Fcuv.
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DISHO KIP's NEW W o r K.
ID PUBLISHED MORNING,
THE CATACOMBS OF ROME,
A. ILLUSTRATING THE CHURCH OF THE FIR:
CENTURIES.
FROM IHr REv. STEPHEN H. Tying. D. D.

The RIGHT Rev ". SGRAHAM KIP. D..
nihor The Early Conflicts Of Christianity" The Christmas
Holidays Rome With One Hundred illustrations lo,
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Go tllhom il ttlan Concern.


NAUTION.-TO THE PRESS and THE PUBLIC.
~ Ccras have been seat 20 Newspapers leoaan.ns ApsEx-
TIsFMFNTS r insertion rup0rtag come Tom my AGESS,'
T. RUTIIERFoRD. tory B. PALMER have no ms, q shst
usme in my ni ynent .. rAb"'".
IMPORTATION is WANTED of WILLIAM
BOYDE OF Douegsl County, Ireland, by his wife bhiDusE
Adde'S LEfIlGH VALLEY TINES OFFICE, betheisn ia
<NSASTERS of VESSELS and OTHERS, nay,-
VA rsug the River, ycby aoihd ina! iis nv
CESS a. BLASTING the SUNkEN ROCK on ths loot ysss-
nebr Ccrsurs Hook will be continued every dy a. hs
ard w Water; a,od dang ih,y requested % eps
hurdrd distant fr,m the ter while IN nas ere
nv, - M Nav lsSt Contractors
nATENTS tor INVENTIONS procured in all parts
Of Fuore and ycrcd here soyersi s,nees Lou
don Parts BRUSSELS Vienna g. Patents In Great btnn .nS ~
In ,vl cher countries Be aklu npofis'ons 'nd -a,
have as coed o the Of the Inventor ths ncaa
he cure OF wac" s~s
have nc, ID idea OF sccuing frsen taea
nave ~ ~ J. 2 PRISON, Nc. 5Wsla
NOTICE-lhe Society for the Promotion Oh Gdu-
~ cation among Colord Children, viii hold their nSmyAL
FIFCTION On MONDAY MAY g, aI BOARD OF 1NusrbrS,
In The ehool No 70 Thomas Polls open foa nhtn
o,n@L PHILIP A WHITE, sscrcary
XNANTED-A COMPETITOR, II the world con-
w tani one who VII oon0ou' me with DOOh LION NOT
exceeding Of mine, equally durable ami convenen
and taxed ~ half the eWun lCD which oher ioI pcA
/ = =" Npohp''be'f
/ d. u QnA -ON THE FIRST THURSDAY OF
~ S.VOV. each month til ociober 1885, intend 20 aye
notice have rri,d the premium which nave Long ohs'ea "
Luz N'''' s T. WOODBRIDGE, Perth AmbOy n .
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Hmusements.

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE-FOr the Elk
"A HIBITION of the INDUSTRY of ALL NATIONS.
GRAND RE-OPENlNG,
THURSDAY o'clock A. NJ, and henceforth TO DO
open every day and evening, Except Sunday
front A till 10 l.. M.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS ADMITTANCE
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~ w h looks
N THE PLURALITY OF WORLDS, with Introduction y
EDWARD Hitchcock d d. limo. Price 81 - =. ~,
ANATOMY Or TIE IN'ERTEBRATA By [. IN v S'70O'd'
LAMP TO THE PATH; Or. THE BIBLE N IEs HsAsr'
1Hf HoMf AND THr PLACE b the Rev W K I"eede
D. II. ltmo. Prcc 65 cents - =, --rn, n, ,s,,,
Ro0ETs THEsAURUs OF ENGLISH WORDS, edited BY B
Sesrs. d. ID. Price - ~ 80,
TIE LAMPLiGHTER- limo. Prtce I'll -, 49,, ,
LooNISS ELEMENTS OF PHYSIOLOGY FOR SCHOOLS.
i-"V SHELDON. LANPoRT Co. No Park place
CCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS and
- STATIONERY. as CHEAP Is Lhe ChEAfEsI-
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wholesale Booksellers and StaoneTs Publishes .nd sHns Boo
ma Couutry Merchants. who buy II srze or small Qualities mat
better assortment or goods n TIE ABOVE me Ia
4, lc,AeE prices than e their estabi shment
Fem. eney The manufacture OF bl1E 30 - Of
a. sirsts srd they inducements IN that
fh other facilities enable them 70 fu-Esa
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
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~ ~ jos ATTAIN WHITTL1NGS containing .l,eeu plEs
- ,rr ~ srtyir. c. he CRYSTAL PALACE WIKI fr
.ctcr o fle EVACUATION CERE MONIES, tras 1. tie
Pr. ,.kr L. Inferior AID -eu-c Elgr-gr.
a. H. CT he AHGzen ard zs the r~ "
1rs +, "a ie a. Uuo; ALL Ihry New -1d spl-ldt
ffsels Pncf 81 etL- 70 sac ~ l. w STRONG, NJ %
s.-..r..r nd Al Nv A-tu-s
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New publications.
VHE MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES

Il (R. STORRS WILLIS, EDITOR AND PRorRHToRl
rsar will nOo on The e Of May 1851 Oldest
and more fully meets The Of American public than eny
hoT mrc, par a Gs T nd Inc h6O I9I S @ also n
the assistance of able graduate Of he Paris
MHss % be- found IN he page. Of THE MUSICAL WORLD
ion m ed to- the wants Of reaches Pupils and
Fissh a iuiS,ns , eNS ee or 20 COMPRISING
Ballads Concerted Pieces Pokes Walizes Pages o5 ie Fin
s claln nd Il mode te SI fie Ss
@ ii sEGDNG d general char
embracing stO,iss BiSg HES Articles On Az Iranaoa'
the German and Fuceyeytne hat can Ghord an hjur OF
ad critical ASSORTMENT OF THE SHEET MUSIC
PUBLISHED by which The purchaser Will know VIVA: 10 buy aud
"a ThEMosT RELIAgLE AND TRUTHFUL CRITICISMS 1
Snt may iorm correct oriaiohs ATiss
into email space giving general view OF oil shat going on IN tho
WON Sih BUSINESS INFORMATION on MUSICAL AFFAIRS
This is Of great importance Does any one wish 10 sn9w "n
how sfi hs he VII BE- ses to aieefs,n ~ l
willingly aid him in securing his oeee, sres. sa.ns Of
annoyance and expense can ihs way be secured a our 0
merchandise Of this country maze s paper the medium Of
mulic sre Teguary given 800
We also here append the following notice when appears Ia our
Mm.c. Instruments Of all kinds will selected and forwarded
money with Of he style Of instrument he
The ..,uaSnt is 10 be oaIded insurance effected il desired
di % The Hes MUSIcAI WORKS at distance & the cy
h0 h,g 90 on sIG Gea 4 woRD b IL
The ,ulscrTon lIice of The MUSICAL WORLD Is - two
CORES copies. person sending club OF hive
sultc.lt will receive extra copy for MS trouble 10 every new
sufolIe grhtuitousy splendid steel engraved portrait
celebrated conn WI VINCENT WALLACE worth III se
coy. THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES sent one year TO
On we will furnish THE MUSICAL WORLD and either The
The Independent for IS IHE MUSICAL WORLD
other The Knkeockr runams HaPers Magazine for
So This does not include Wallace Portrait
THE MUSICAL WORLD delivered 70 Nsw-i ork aud BROOK
g vi bout extra charge bu N these f
journal charged 81 Canada subscribers charged - - for
The MUSICAL WORLD and either The Independent The Home
journal "a 80 for THE MCscAL WoELD and Of the maya
p X DEYO Publisher.
whom all orders should be addressed pOstpadl AZ
No Broadway. New YORK.
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The Journey stomet uters O. NeTfG ara segiy
The JorInymen hitherto worked up TO March 49, - WIN
81 proyons demands IS many o's5 adss nonsn
pre- increase daily wages from - 10 - III,
worh Ard there LIST book Of prices paid By the piece to "a;
aged person that the employer may CONSIDER not competent
When informed Our late employer Of the s aaDa s tS
employer consider geyaDes) which "as never INTRODUCED 10 our
PsIers please copy.
20 90. F.-NOTiCE-The members Of City Lodge 30 III
% r sIe en JRspAY May At Il ~ for The pur
poe attending he funeral Of our s wSrhy S,IPsy
jas p II Ty,s SHOWS Secretary.
Masonic Notice.The Members q LODGE
NO as and The e d are d e9PfigS 8so e
SsS,h.I ALaX GoY l., order q rp,s NEWTON VIM
Why Don't lie 60 to " iuiieid f-GRAXp EXCURSIoNs
,L ysf eg yer, MoNpAa F and sa
short 1love the Calvary Cemetery Loi9 30 t? 80 n
Ss.is% 10 '' ''a g. G. Hebrews J. F. KENDALL
i EreS" thsfoH Of 2o%ERs 'G FaUrs sad
yI0ETABLhs s s BO9 y1 hRsgm corner oil clinton ind
TIE EXHIBITION win be opened hc public wEDNEi.
Scmpe'ion for prizes viii be opcn all fruits Flowers and
vsseisse in,cn, compe on brought n
is before II A. ~ aud nonng VIII DC reo-d ior compel on
amer thu. hour 1h list OF pze can = obtained at the sOceys
s. aS1 10 Ss TIssae M 6TNAM &c. 81 Ws Sa%
Yoli NJ. ARRowsMiTH Recording Secretary
Gas REGULATOR COMPANY once NO ~ broadway
kidde.,s Gas RcaulatOr.-This valuable Machine be
ordered all The principal Gas Fe Of the City and brooklyn
Ne hO dere perfect light afford
without Consumer without exceriou invited TO examine
at the Office of the Company
Ehierant Intelligence Office aud Laber Exchange
Kt Cnnnsi The Center aud Ca
YoikThe Office established by the Commissioner
Of Emigration where always be found large numbers Of La
BORERS and SERVANTS low Of and
have ll filled by writing 10 The Superintendent and
ssndng the necessary the passage of the parties
quiItd No ees charged 10 employers.
JAS. p. PAGAN, Superintendent.
ber.iy aeetns al No 81 Bo%e1y
FRIDAY EVENING, May g. at 6 O'Clock.
ALFRED T. SANDS. Recording Secretary
Union Missionary NIeetins.-The Rev. DIR. DUFF.-The
has the religious ard secular papers will be held
on c EVENING FRIDAY "a O'Clock in the Tabernacle.
The Rev DR. DUFF will address the meeting.
admission be had at the following places: Bibeo
siety oue for rllce Mission House No q Ccnirest Aner
Church Union Rooms Sunday School Union Amer
lean Board For Missions; Repository OF tie
Dutch Church Fuon.s Methodist Book Concern Mulberry ST.
and the bookstores Of Stanford Swords, Boadwayi H. Garter
Brotb.re broadway; l.. Colby Co, No. 122 NGssaust
understood that the doors Of the Tabernacle wiz be thrown
who not have secured tickets ~ minutes aer me
exercise Rave commenced.
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| TREATISE ON THE THEORY AND PRAC-

A TREATISE ON THE THEORY AND PRAC-
ATICE OF LANDSCAPE Gardening, APA ,lIbov TO
MENT OF COUNTRY RESIDENCES Composing Histor
eel General Principles OF the Ar, Directions for
Arranging Plantations the Description and
Cultivation HARDY Trees Decorative Acconpanmens OF the
House Grounds Of Pieces Artificial w ae
Flower Gsrd,ns etc. with REMARKS on RURAL ARCHITEC-
IUkE new edition. enlarged revised and newly illustrated By
A. DOWNING author Of Designs toT Cottage Residences, ETC
Insult Nature with absurd expense
Nor spoil her simple charms by vain p!eteusei
Weich well he subject. be win canton bold,
Iroiuse Of genius Tot profuse Of gold
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PutlsLsa This csy.
III(AlION IN EUROPE.

ID Ntlll ELgcltCl r tl-, u .I- A. sce--- - o--l
lti..u 80 lsf.e;o- tta se.siics q F-a-s 80
a. f,igr. s-fCtf r:- r- Sals q EEufs By f4r
Btr.tl tLd-Lt 20 Fltl lns-f1-o- ~ sne "a
a (ofns c,cc-. I've ..Fc-. ~ " f1ce -
Nr-ly hcrly.
rAENAED.s sCEOCL AKCHiT-t II r. Wv a. k-'-.d
EG.rtL. - 49, 49, - -, : -, -, t-..
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l HlNIERY 70. ~ Fa,crs.-E WALKER sons ..peei-
- u, r. Fe1s TG- Las iLy lave Wy aeslly e.
80 .,-.f ,ru.l. q. eiltts rc - orfs thr sE
- III tfss.o md . .---. sl4ts . ~sf 70 f.t 900 a.
Er,sa sl,T Mts eis! I-Ity g t!cl = LAS & u
sa..h On i,cseLLtt eFuE
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l. o. OF OF.-NOTCE The members Of Ciy Lodge DO III
~ a. % y are hereby their Lodge Rooms,
No va Brosdway on THURSDAY May AZ II NJ for ths ur'
ooe Of attending he funeral Of late worthy brother ALA'
BOYD. by Of ALA VAN 'A]Is.'i AZ W.
las L,NspOWs. Secretary.
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Ghautes for Dnsilcss Ellen.

AWFUL SACRlFICE.--A lot OF GROVER,
N PAkFR & Co.'S new SEWING MACHINES with ooitsae'
10 chem caah Gving exclusive sale IA
tain ccalss and excluding oh6r VII D. as.ifhoa va
count of below retail price. Address MAN, bon NO ~
Tribune Ohcc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-11
I,nWer California

This country, in which Col. Walkers expedi-
ton has figured so extensively within the last
few months: and which the annexationists of the
United States have an eye ON, lies between ll2
deg and 10 deg of West longitude, and between
% deg. and 81 deg. and 10 min. latitude North
Its greatest length is $50 miles and its width ID
miles. 1t contains about 10000 square geograph
ical miles, with population not exceeding $1,000.
A great portion of the soil is arid and unproduc
tive, but in certain localities, especially to the
North it is very fertile. The country abounds
in grains, fruits, cattle and game Its seas and
rivers are prolific of fish and upon the shore of the
Gulf turtles are found i'll abundance which sup
ply valuable article of commerce-the tortoise
shell. Whales of beautiful species are found
in some places, and the pearl fishery is pursued
with great success and profit by the inhabitants.
There rich mines of gold and silver which, in
times past, have yielded abundantly. Good har
bors are scattered along the shore where impor-
tant towns may be located. No towns of impor-
lance exist there now. The principal is Loreto,
ON the Gulf of California, about go miles from its
mouth, not containing more than 1000 inhabi-
tants. The climate of the country is salubrious
on the sea coast. In the warm seasons it is cool
and pleasant, owing to the sea breeze, but in the
interior the heat is often intense. Clear weather
begins III November and ends in June. The ma
tyes live to a very old ge,few less than 30 years
and many of them surpass hundred years
They perfectly savage, are brutal in their
manners and customs and are sunworshippers or
idolators. Some few of them civilized-have
intermarred with the Sraniards, hitherto the on
ly foreigners in the country, and profess the
Catholic religion. We gather the above items
from translation IN the Philadelphia Inquirer
Il, Uhig.
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FUTURE DAYS
VALUABLE TOWN pno.,,-

~" sALE.-by vrue III II dor hRfYl
d ar If I" Marb r aez, II H. hail. on SATURDAY
stone hnnses and lots. situated IN Ma. suction
C"rPofalioa "f DanTIle, and ow in ,ba 91'r,a
JAmrs h Lip comb, (ascm f,r r. y - seans1g
Wilam Robinson ir. These storrs ne ., sanP) 4
mI,, on-ae,s PIT Of the town and are truly a
some % feel the street and run III 'sp lnlG
Of over $50 feet. rcr'cns ut li>lnaee a's Do
procuring in Dahville, stnrL fur tt.a ae,lfea,
Goods ,6rocefies. &r., have now sp opporfna,. Of
cd iem OF securing stnd' Immediately in lbe' ,s'
on the dav I sale ''i 10 De ped
Thu above pr p' riy will be SID on d ere,l;,
NV" and three yenf.. the urchaser civ no h..
approve seenriiy bearing interest fron H. I
the IN. 'ite To be reserved until the last in,laInc9
There Is mn houb rs IN title If lie al,,,a
but acting ~ Connis .ioier, hull osly ca,. ''ls1
t"rest ~ /, vested in M by the Decree nfors.sl '
"'o' i"aft Is. w. DANIEL Co...
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| should hesitate to relate the following story
were | not certain of its truth An Austrian
engineer officer who was during the last summer
freely permitted to examine the defenees of the
Danube and the Balkan, enjoying the hospitality
of Omar Pasha, being considered as a friend, and
allowed all the privileges of one, has re-
Gently made his appearance in similar position
at the head quarters of Prince Gortschakof, in
Wallachia. The mere appearance of the thing
would be bad enough, but from circumstance
which has come to my knowledge, there can be
no doubt that this officer has been giving the
Russian General the benefit of the knowledge
thus fraudulently obtained But this is not all.
| regret to say that on the particular occasion to
which allude, the Wallachan representatives of
another friendly Power (Prussia) were also pre-
sent. TO make the matter worse, one of these
gentlemen had also recently been friendly
visit to Omar Pasha at Shumla. The weakest
part of the Turkish line was the point under con-
sideration. The Turks will soon have lively
sense of the value of such alies.-Correspon
dent London Times
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How men Bust up."

Men with unassuming wives never Dust 1t is
the husbands of such women as Mrs. Dash and
Lady Brilliant. who find themselves face to face
with the Sheriff, and certain mysterious docu-
ments adorned with red tape and waters big
nough for target exercise
The desire of \. \ ork feminine is to outshine
her neighbors-not in mental requirements,
but in gingerbread ornaments and goldedged coal
scuttles. If Mrs. Dash gives Il game supper
od-cocks stuffed with gold dust--Lady Bril-
liant takes the wind out of her by getting up an
other in which the prevailing dish will be birds
of paradise, swimming in gravy made of melted
pearls. It's this rivalry, and not "dabbng in
railroad stocks" that brings ruination to the fast
men of Wall street. The ''ill-fortune" of which
they complain is no more nor less than brain
less wife. If they would come back to happiness
therefore, they should turn their attention, not
to the fluctuations of the stock market, but to the
ruinous absurdites If their own fireSide Thou
sand dollar repasts don't pay, while the merchant
who purchases hundred dollar handk erchefs for
"a duck of wife," should not wonder if the time
eventually comes when "a goose of husband
lacked shirts, and but i'll supplied with
brooches"
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DANIEL O'CoNNELL.-In his Journal of his
transportation and Imprisonment in the hands of
the British, John Mitchell makes the following
singular reference to Daniel o. Connell:
Poor old Dani-wonderfn, mighty, jovial and
mean old mani with silver tongue. and smile of
witchery, and heart of melting ruth,-lying
tongue, smile of treaehery. heart of untathoma-
bic fraud What royal yet vulgar soul! with
the keen eye and Potent swoop Of n generous
eagle of Cairn Tual-with the base seryility of
"a hound and the cold cruelty of spider Think
ofhis speech for John Magee the most power
fnl forensic achievement since before Demos
thenes-and then think of the gorgeous and
gossamer' theory of moral and peaceful agita-
ton, the most astounding orgdnon of public
swindling since first man bethought him of OBJ
tanning money under false pretences. And at
ter one has thought of all this and more what
then can man say what but pray that Irish
earth may lie light ON OConnelFs breast-and
that the good God who knew how to create SO
wonderous creature may have mercy upon his
soul
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proof been prompt aud vigorous, the t-si',io5,
would never have proceeded 70 the length he hha
done. He differed from Lord Grey a. to the POI
eg If non interference. aud he differed also ron
Government n to their mode Of interference
lie believed now that all hope Of peace was gn.e'
and that war was inevitable: IL, being of this oph-
ion, he thought almost everything depended on
the way in which France had England perform
ed their part, and between whom he was happy 10
see 50 perfect and generous an understanding.
The Earl Of Aberdeen said it little naftered
what the conduct of Government might have
been. so far as the reproaches Of Lord Derry
were concerned for. let their conduct be what
II might it would have been certain TO be eharae-
terized either rs rashness or timidity, and Of
course as "A sacrifice Of honor. II was very easy
for Lord Derby n say that if there had been
more ygor, and less infrmiiy in the Govern
mont the war might have been ayerted but the
nobl Lord never said how. 1t was a subject OF
much congratulation that France and England
acted in this mater as one nation, and that Moth
ing could be better than the understanding
which existed between the two countries. lie
earnestly hoped that the peace of the world
might vet be preserved but at the same time he
thought it right to add, that in order to meet any
emergency that might arise, the government were
making the most active and energetic prepara-
tions for war.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-11

Messrs. Editors ;-Seyeral articles appeared
in last Monday issue of the Republican in refer
enee to the Meeting of the previous Thursday
night-one drawing parallel between the meet
ing and the Torer Of Babel and one proposing
the often yexed & hitherto undecided question, as
to who did strike Billy Patterson" 1t has since
been asoertained by careful investigation and due
enquiry, and is admitted ON all hands, since the
meeting on Wednesday night last that Jake Rob
inson did strike Billy Patterson" Come, Mr..
Republican, Face the Music and give Jake the
cake. -" ONE IDEA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-11

4 resolution was adopted BY the House Of Re-
representatives.. on Monday. f,r the appointment Of
an Investigating Committee the Gardiner
fraud, with power to send for persons aud papers.
We hope this matter will be sifted to its very
oenire and that none viii escape whose hands
have the least tingo or odor of fraud about them.
The oounesion Of certain parties, yet unim
peaehed. has a grave look about il.