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LATE FROM EUROPE.

th&s ~ aNx" u nfA anu Bos-
ton. Of the STEAMERS Alps. Atlantic.
and Asia. London and Liverpool dates
TO the a5th ulf. hasr been received.
All prospect Of peace appears to be At
an end and all the Powers concerned
we're actively engzged in making pre-
partitions Ear VAR on a large scale.
From the news furnished by these ar.
rivals. We select the following sum.
mary:
England Was in state Of war. and
troops were embarking AZ all the ports.
The British contingent land force had
been increased To 20.O00 men. Lord
Ragland having declined the command,
u will be otherwise filed. The.
Queens Guards. q regiment Of ayslry,
were TO embark 'fromSouthampton on
the 2ad. Six otherresiments Of cavalry
were holding themselves in readiness.
The niagara was Ia embark troops at
Llverpool on the a2d. and the Cam
bria al Kingston. Ireland, on the 25th.
The war was very popular. and re-
eruits were abundant. especially iron
ireland. The FIRST detachment Of the
Baltic fieet was already at Spithead.
Eighty thousand men. the flower Of
the French army. were ready TO EN-.
bark simultaneously viii, the English
troops.
Austria Was making extensive pre-
psrations for war, and her fidelity to
the cause of the allies was very strong
~ suspected.
The larger part of the allied feet
had been ordered to remain in the Bos.
phorus.
The Cars letter from 81. Peters,
burgh, in reply to Napoleon's epistle, |
reached Paris ON the 18th. Nicholas
declines to accept the proposed ar.
rangement submitted to him. The
Paris Moniteur. the ofiicial organ. SAYS
this puts an end to all hopes Of peace.
I. Troops were enbarking on the 22d !
from Liverpool, Dublin and Southamp-
ton Tor the seat Of war. Ships were |
fitting out rapidly at all the port for the
Baltic feet.
French troops are embarking from
Africa for Turkey.
Fortitications were going on at Con-
The health of the Turkish army and
Of the allied fleets was excellent.
Six thousand men and "a ships left
on the 5th, under the escort Of IL
steamers.
twas reported that when the French
ind English troops arrive, a measure
will be proposed by the Sultan TO the
)ivan to give Christians aud Moslems
quail civil rights.
An important debate had taken place
n the English Parliament on the Tur-
iish question. and the army and navy
upplies had been voted. The Qeeen
ad issued proclamation forbidding
he expectation Of arms and ammuni-
ion and marine engines.
A dreadful coliery explosion had
ccuricd at Ince Hall, Wigan. Que
undred men were killed. Il
The Queen and Lord Chamberlain ,
ave notified Mr.. Buchanan that he
nav appear at Court in any costume
e chODSes to wear.
II is reported that manifesto will !
Don be issued BY England and France,
ihich will be. equivalent to declara- a
ion of war. q
Lord Palmeston announced TO the J
louise of Commons that Smith O'Brien
as to be par,loned. having acted as
in refusing to escape at the
Expense of breaking his parole.
II was reported that Rothschilds
nd the Bank OF France had loaned
lie French Government 100000, 900
ancs.
An alliance, offensive and defensive,
Il A
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Finances OF Orange County.
State Of North Carolina-0range Comfy

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term. 1854.
The last report made II the Committee of FL
nance, at February term. 1883 shows tina, there
WIS a balance in the hands Of the Trustee Of
si57 &C
Since then he has received from the She
r,f the balance Of the tar Of 1851, c.l77 81
And the tax Of 1859. 3.als "a
From Dr. Webs. late Cleri snd Master.
aud Or Lcns. pFcssai clsFt sai a.,rs-
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Wheat tllaJ.-csin si,i0 ais.
Alolssses-cuha &c; y. Orlssna sse.
Mhiskes IS q SOC.
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Rudsh. Weller. ana Nbasle. ~
part. 1hs debate viii efsuny ~
hundred culnmus IA the Glabe
o'clock thr debate ceased, and he &.
nal quesiiun on the rnssaEe of thv NJ
nas tskea aud decided IN the aff;rm,.
tire -ysas 81. nass l4--ss uublisbr,
In the Recorder last week. The s.,
nate thea adjourned over "a Toesdsy.
10 .ihr House. the eonsideratien Q,
the Homestead bill WAS continued In
committee Of the whole. Several a.
prndnenis were proposed and dis.
tuSsrd. The House then Adjourned
10 Monday.
i.-.- xsnlst. March g.
The Senate did NOT 81, ta.d.x
Ia the House. the confederation of
the Homestead bill was resumed. m.
bill Was amended SO "a 10 eonf;n. h.
provisions, 10 "free uhife psr,o,, I.
Several other amendments were nro-
posed aud rrirctrd. The bin va. then
reported To the House. and under the
operation If the previous oae,t;op.
was passed by a vote of l0- to 7a-aIi
. the members from North Carolina rot.
ing against IL.
Mr.. Letcher. believing that mischief
enough had been done fur one day.
moved Ia adjourn; but withdrew he
motion al the solicitation .f several
members, when Mr.Perkins moved that
tie judiciary committee he instructed
Ia inquire into the propriety Of direct.
ing legal proceedings 10 recover any
sum Of money which may have been
paid nut Of the Treasury ON the claim
Of Gardiner and Mexrs; which was
agreed to.
- 'sft = q - 49,
In IN. &c.. ~. Ian i,
House rrsn,inc = bome.,.,d If ons
hundred and s;sty ares .f n. ruhi;c
land TO actual settlers after = Ions
discussion. was read The ar, and 90
cond time and referrs,I - H. .n,,n,;,
tee an nuhl;c i.nds
IN. hin ar,n,;r,. ,...,s ., a.
and Territories fas the hsosf, as ~
indinent insane was e,,I.d nm En-
question being Shall tts h;,I r ~, @
Mr.. Adams anil Nr p,r.r.I .J.,..
ed the Senate AGAINST The nass,"s -
~. h;lI an.i A. s. ~. passage I"
The Senate then held n slort execp.
tive session.
In the House, bill granting lands
to aid the Territory of Minnesota in
the construction OF Railroads, was la 4
ken up. and debate of some length Il
.ensued. A bill appropriating 81, 1000
dollars for the construction Of rords in
New Mexico, was read the third time.
but the House adjourned without taking
the vote.
"Wednesday, March Q.
In the Senate. the bill granting IN
the several states port;ons Of the nuh.
lie lands, for the support of indirent ,
insane persons. passed third rr,d;nr
by vote of IS TO 70.
A short executive session wa. held. 4
In the House the ,I;scpss;,n w,s
continued on the bill granting public
lands Ia the Territory or Mipnesofa
for rail,oad nurno... TLe h;II 49,. /,
no.es .r,,,,..r -. r.:
~, go ~. "a,e '.."o"
~" s'A sections oii each side of the
~
Thursday. March 3.
AZ me Senate, the House bill grant,
ing homestead OF one hundred aud
sixty acres OF the public land, tn each p
actual settler, was reported back from !.
the committee on public lands, aud
n'aue inc order oi The day tor Monday
"e -, Io'a Instant
AuS Oif W DtOUntS the cutCtcnCV oil =
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The Peoples Journal. for March,
contains several useful articles. II ha. 81 en-.
cravings. illustrating the subjects on which il
treats, many Of them large and we'll executed.
II is published by Alfred e. Beach. Sc Nassau
street. New York, at 81 year.
Daily Herald. - The proprietor Of tho
Wilmington Herald, VIC are pleased to see. has
commenced issuing that sheet daily. ], is the
same size Of the Journsl Of the same place, and
Is published at the same picc-six dollars pei
annum. The wmi-weckly Herald has bccn dis
continued, hut the weekly will continue to he
published y. s: Ter annum. The Herald ranks
among the best papers in the State, and the en-.
terprise AMI energetic perseverance Of its editor,
We have no Doubt, will secure its success.
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Obifuarr

D'si, N ths rlsss isa night. ssss Iiussnns
'''a~-'. Of cansanpaon. Mr. BsieE A. Flss.
ins. sssd shout IS yssn.
D'sa. IN Asl.kall county. Hissi-ipyi. % The
issA 81 January. 1854. In me snh year q her
ssss MA klisAsars GiAs.. widow Of shs late
NJ. ssp'Tn Gl-s. q Alsmsfes county, N. c.
MIA Ola" ~ss nrinlsr q me Presbyterian
Church at HsrffIls fnr nsny yssn- she re-
nosed With ben isnily to Ai.si.sippi liI,<
more than two ,ssr. si..es.
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10 he sisy q Es'sish. On sh< 7lh inssns. B,
ihf k~. Dr. ssssu. wllsr.x W. HsrBrs. sss.
Ed''os q ihs sssnd1sd. % Ni1s I.oras4 Y. H.s.
sisss. Assstsr he lsis Ess<a Haai-.a.
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H0stilities Commenced |!

40 % MUND@0E0
REGS leave TO inform the public that he IL
now receiving one Of the Largest and Mos,
varied Assortments of
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

's Ets u t.Nocs
IHEhE ALL he sTemrennee Meeting al
Ssuih iss~sil on The ffsi Saturday in April;
and Al Guess Mill. on the srcond Saturday also
81 vs. Bethel. IN The Erst s.,anlay 10 May.
Ihe object u these meetings is 90 DISCUSS The
ise irmT~rsnee questions now pending before
The eiiizens 81 Onnge. The friends .,f these
mrass'es are insiied Ia he prrseni to give their
infinen' sud the apPonenis will have apponu-
nliy given 10 slate ;hrir ohjsclians. Freedom
Of discussion rill be allowed 10 al.
By order.
lanes A. DEAN.
NaNh "a 81
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STABLER'S
DiarrIlGa Cordial.

TNHE valuable medicines above named, arc no.
empirical. hui are prepared in sgrrcmen,
with the experience Of some Of the most learned
and judicious practitioners, and are not secret,
further than Is necessary 10 project the propric-
tors and those who use them from loss and i'm.
position, as the component parts have been made
known. coSrIDESrIALLr, from time to time, 10
uerhaDs
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\ Pfie.-Amonga the Numerous Stores he
L'Te whose doors rise plies Of boxes. bales. &c.
hIeds~i'h roods wares. and merchandise zoe the
s.Pdns trade. the Boot and Shoe establishment, Of
MrsHs. Drnmmond & wyche is worthy 10 be
na'ieed Their supply and ASSORTMENT Is as am.
pie and varied as den.snd aud taste can require.
and they merit large share Of the publir patron.
age. Peisrsbuyg LifeiHgraeu.
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q o IT,.

- sfs plsa~d . ialss.s eur Ssi..S. "a IA
p.hlis erner.ily. Ihai sincs ne a<as.c-
tion. y kfs. q ihs ss~es ssreusiy e<rrp;<3 81
=. and u n<ariy eur sniiss sss<k a Chm,
oi&ss. Eanhsnrsre. dr- NE haze. rhrosxh The
kindness q Me<srs. Patterson q coo,<r' Gee.
n''-s'on Msrehaa.s. made srrsn<sn<nis % Gen.
nn1e business N The Stare last tsrssed b sh<n.
- ne isa a syesmoss zresl. phsfs 80 shsll -
nAppy 70 see oar fsisnds SD al Who visa 20
Pofena< sny hing N car Ins. Oar sfeek. Ne
nay ssy. ~iil 10 an snts,~l, r.z a. ~, /.
prer1 ~ are pssparrd % osEsr az fsr.f inas.s-
n<nis a hefsioforp.
We anal ourselves q shis epr-srsuni,s q a..
tuning our sincere thsnks Cor he YER. l,t.~r,r
psiransss hs'sisisfs srisnd-d 70 u. snd hoss ),
our usasI pronrsiiud~ and kdriiry 10 m<,i, All
ssrnrs eonlinusnrs II the sane.
KERR & MARBURY,
Importers and Desisp 10 CHM, Gls.
and Esnhsnwsre.
Petersburg. Va. Feh N. 1s-ew
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isrted ~AA lss,A ~ ,s.shs Tk~s ~ y.
-a'e,at = a. vsy. ~ 8 rsl q a. :. 4
r.a - ~ q aila.i any flhs Drss ssu,..
HstE8pssiu.g Rsrisfsr. 70.
G1Fer ssls a he Dr.s Eaze. ~
Ths LsEi.ia's's e Ksnl..is IA, s,rropd.,sd
$1,000 . Do las nsnInrntsrAslisns.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

March Ill 1854.
Candles-Fayette,iIle Factory Isc.
% 20. Adamantine 50 q Sc.
Cotton-8f a. 81.
Feathers Is gnl4.e.
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+. Morris. and are now prepared to take care Of
as many horses as the public may favor them
with. Their Stables sle in good repair. and their
Crib well supplied with Forage. They will
spare no pains to make every thing agreeable
about their stables. Give them a trial.
CT Vehicles and Horses will he hired hy the
day, or for longer time, at reasonable prices.
HEDGPETH & GARRAeRD.
February 8. ..2sa-
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COURT OF wARDENs.
Just Look at This!

r you want Candies. Cigars, Smoking Tohac.
CO. Chewing Tobacco. snuff. &c. Of The very
hest qualities. and cheaper than can he boueh,
al any other housein Hillsborough. call a. The
/. Exchange" one door below Long &
Webb's store.
March 9TH, 1854. a.
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$25 Reward.

RAS AWAY. in January 1859. a negro bow
by the name of BILL. who has been pur.
chased by the subscriber from Mr.. George Laws.
The said hoy was formerly owned by Mr.. James
ii. Christie, and wa. raised some five miles west
OF Hillshorough. lie is about % years old,
about i've feet nine inches high. bright mulatio,
very intelligent, has good hrad Of hair, and
sometimes wears il plated. and had a fine crop
Of whlskrrs extending under the chin. lie had
on, WHEN he left. black salinel pantaloons. dark
sack coat, daIk oyercoai. and coarse pair Of
boots.
The abova reward Of twenty-five dollars will
I've given TO any person Who will deliver him 10
the sul'seriber. or con6ne him in any jail so tina,
he can &c, him.
MINlCK MILLER.
Hillshorough. Mach 9Th, 1854. 26--3w
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Ayers. Cherry Pectgrai is a mos, excellent
remedy for Coushsani Cslds. We have had
occasion 70 9y It's vitoe repeatedly. during The
White, US. clslel, sal Ava. solnl is rse a.
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NorE.- The payments last mentioned, viz.
S2.240 40, are to be vouched for at the next
settlement, as They are not comprehended in the
last which extends reguluriy TO the 10th Of DC.
tober only. Z. JONES.
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Spring Trade, 1854.
To North Carolina Merchants.

TO North Carolina Merchants.
10y The arrival of the steamer Europa and
: packet ship Panam,. we are in possession
Of our
SPRING IMPORTATION OF
Foreign Goods,
selected for on, sales by Mr.. VIM. Weddell in
the ESeLisH, ScorIsH aud IarsH MARKETS.
We have also received from the Eastern CT.
ties large and commanding stock of
Domestic Fabrics.
purchased from first hands, which we arc pre-.
pared TO offer {, the Trade at as low prices as
they can he found in any market.
North Carolina Merchants are respectfully in.
vited TO give us call when they wit our mar.
ket.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL.
Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va.
March, 1854. 2s--
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sPRlNo SUPPLY OF
] BOOLS, OlneS, BrOgals. re,
- NE are n0w ia Feeei t. Of a
large P-.siinn q oar spdns surgay a
Bsell Shvz. Brszznl sslt I,aihrr,
- frrnth sntrissb Calf sklhL
Ifn1kk, Lining and Bin5in. Sklnx

if11Ah Lining AID Binding AklEx
Whipping faFf lie.
Nd shsl - eonzsnfly .ddinx 70 fhe s<osk. 20
hat ~s shsii CIR 70 ne Merchants wishing Pc
iefs's<E. sost rhIeh Win q ones eoaaAna
attention.
We sish I 10 Be ds,inrsiy underwood tsaf "
are sniarsl5 discaaneesesi Win the RETAIL. bu.
s'ns~s. and sell only by shs WHOLESALE. and
consequently edsr advantages which e4nnol h
obtained where goods ara ressiIsd.
Oar siosk will cos,f-t Of sho1, 4 500 rss<,
o. sessonaLls Gosis. bought Of The msnulse,u,sr.
a the month Of January. far CASH. previous %
NE oPeuinzaf The Spring Trade. giving us al.
manages over ihose Who made lhsir purchases Al
. lsiei p~riod.
Merchants wishing our city. win knd Ia our
siock such va,isiy as Is rarely 70 be found IN
any one establishment. Our prices will he found
10 Be AZ low a. similar gaotls in any market
sAML DRUMMGND & CO.,
opposite the Count Hsusr, Sycamore a.,
Petersburg. Va.
s,srrt DarNxosp.l
'nas NJ. wrrar
fshiuay q. .s-lm
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Livery Stables.

Ga The undersigned. having
,vN formed cnpartnership for the pur-
ExAA I'D pose, have opened Livery Stable
u ~ in Hillsborough, a. the old stand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11
Tnr DoBRRunscuA-Ths following Il an aecoun, Of ,hl,
desoa,e district which has suddeny rsen To n,ee. ana

THr DobhRunscuA-Ths following !. an aecoun, OF MI.
desolae district, which has suddenly rsen to interest and
Importance:
AT Tchernavoda the Danube approaches within ,h,,.,
four miles Of the Black Sea- but Is separated from n ~
peninsula tongue OF high land extending norm n.s,,
opposite TO GalstI called DobruJscha From Teh.rn.xo
da road runs to Kosende the Black sea p.r,Iy
alle with stream, rather chain Of akes calica X,
At Bourlac our hours the stream ceases and the
valley s shut In by tho hills crowned with downs from,
which the sea Is visible. kosende
village on height above the Shore has little mort with
the remains OF MOLE now destroyed. From q polnt !.
little south Of this to Rassova the Danube runs ram
part OF earth called Trsans wall Il certain thar No
branch OF the Danube flowed into tho sea scros,
this tongue Of land which presents tho side of the
an uninterrupted range Of low hills and cuffs. The
district Of the Dobtudscha Is at most season, wdasN
ness partly owing to It's having beeu deprived or IL,
Tartar inhabitants amer 1892 by the Rusans hut partly
owing to its subso which, excepting to its north extre
miy where rise the hills Of Matschiu (grante consists
OF porous limestone, which retains no water and rnsb
es no springs tho surface. Population Ia sc.pty and
villages widely scattered aud drinking water Is obtained
only through few deep wells Corn Is scarcely cultiya.
ted at all bay aud fodder very scaice the scanty
heritage dries up early In the summer; and aocks Of
sheep and herds Of buffalo repair tho borders of the
Danube This desert extends south of the wall of rnisu
nearly as far Rassak and Yarna Il Is no, tenabc by
troops, unless they carry food, forage and water with
them canal was at ono time projected between the
Danube at Tchernavoda and the Black Sea at Kosene
but survey made by Prussian engineer proved that
the head OF the valley OF Ksrasu 1914 feet above the
sea- aud that not drop OF water DO obtained on
made - "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11

A boy was lately asked "who killed AbeIY He
promptly replied ANDREW Jackson" This equals the
chatecbetical examination Of lad living in the widest
regions Of the Green Mountains
Unto what state did tho fall bring mankind 2" asked
tho teacher With most rueul expression Of counte.
nance, the urchin bavled out "Yarmont."
Its said that the steamship Africa OF the Cunard fine
being British vessel was her last trip from Liver.
pool heavily armed with port holes opened ready for an
encounter II attacked by the Russians.
Quick TRfP.-The U. s. mail steamer jamestown ar.
rived here on Sunday afternoon at half past o'clock ma.
king the run IN the short time o22 hours and 20 nuep
This we believe, the quickest trip yet Norfolk
Herald Nay o.
~ O. RLfLRoAD.-Wo learn that the laying OF iron on
the Western extension OF the N. Railroad leading from
this place, will be commenced Monday next. II Is
probable that there may DO appropriate ceremonies
upon the occasionally.
CURrosiTT.-An Egg within an Egg.--John Har.
per- Esq lately len at the OF Mr. WTighlson Jones
10 81 Michaes, an egg about the size Of goose egg
and when broken open II found 70 contain another
perfect egg" about the size OF an ordinary hens egg
HEHP.--[ETtaot Of letter from England. l." The
liberal definition Of the rights Of neutras made by the
Western powers, will allos Ne " obtain Rus-is hemp
lhtBuBh PHsfsp p0ns, therefore, veil cor bks not 70 be
astnsd abvu. The tssins Of rigging Their rev ships.
Hemp has already deslInsd 10 price 10 our market
HsslsH AHal,
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WHrsKET.-The Manufacturers of Whiskey in Ohio
with some from Kentucky and Indiana had meeting at
represented which O5s bushels corn and OH
grain daily, four millions a year. Tho Cincin-
natl Gazette says:-"The whole number Of distiIeries
which send their whiskey to this market for SALE about
els Of grain annually Large quantities of hops are also
used in the manufacture. These establishments also feed
constantly upwards OF 100000 hogs. One establishment
David Gilsons al New Richmond, twenty miles up the
river l440 bushels OF grain day. aud EMPLOYS
upwards OF fifty coopers in making barrels The twenty
three establishments manufacture upwards Of twelve mil
lions Of whskey annually all Of which ia sold in this city
and from hence II Is shipped to all parts Of the United
States"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11

SPRING EIPEDiTroS.-At the time Of our writing nearly
rec hundred coorod persons are gathering at the cities
ria.
-, The majoLi.y of these from yirgnia Kentucky,
Missouri, aud Tennessee.
Many more than can be are anxious 10 depart
But the funds Of the Society exhausted and without
be prompt and liberal aid OF the friends Of the cause
many months must eapse before can be
Tor the transportation OF others We have great conf
dence, however, in the charitable feelings of the public
towards those who are seeking homo In Liberia and can
not believe thai means will DO withheld for advancing
With vast power and success the truly great m
ration Hcrdid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11

~ We have never placed any faith in the idea en-
terained by come that Mr. Pierce's veto of the Ind
gent Insane bill clearly indicated his purpose to veto
the Homestead bill also. We still further confirmed
IN our impressions by the testimony Of many of the
Washington letter-wrters whose skill in finding out
the intentions of the President upon all questions ia
proverbal. The truth is it is utter folly for any one
TO deude himself with the notion that Mr. Pierce in
tends to veto measure which is warmly supported
by an immense multitude Of the floating population
OF the country. The chance is too good to make
little personal capital for him to emit any such oppor.
tunity to redeem his sinking fortunes If he had not
vetoed Miss Dixs bill, there would have been some
probability of his Vetoing the Homestead But hay.
ing thrown his Southern supporters into extacies Of
delight and admiration by thatVeto it will be his pol.
Icy 10 yield TO the wishes OF the North and Vest nv
giving his sanction TO their darling project of agrarsn
ism and public plumber So we stick to our oripna,
idea, that the Brigadier will consult entirely his
Sonal interests upon this, upon all other subjects
aud, therefore, not dare to veto the Homestead bill
In the event. therefore, Of his sanctioning this nou
tous and abominIble measure, we shall look with
great anxiety for the comments of those Democratic
Journals who have been loud in their denunciations
OF it. and so Proiusc in their praise Of the late veto
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Times has the following
From someWhat careful inquiry am nov s.,isgod a. =
President Will not veto the Homestead bill If h, passes bo
Senate He will probably approve II on tho ground thai
comes within the rule OF good policy which would i'm
ance great private sndhoder 70 give away half Of bic
domain, because lie settlement would greatly
value Of the remainder, Wbo tho Miss Dir hill involeas
an act Of charity merely.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11

Lord Pamerston recently addressed by one Of tho
Hungarian eIes in London and in reply Is reported TO
have used this language -
g wish that the Gar may succeed In gaining over,
and the the better both Pfu sia and Austria We
shall be much stronger without this German Alliance than
We shall be With IT, The best you do present is %
keep perfectly quiet Ausri approaches the scene of
only, you may II you should think IL advisable do some
thing. lis not impossible that you may be called
upon to do go But tell you, bougz pass
for the time being. Your counrys might be re-.
tarded for indente period should you bo too hasty
the present OCCASION