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TIMELY QUESTIONS.

The Augusta Constitutionast true TO its name, closes
pointed article in the following seasonable words
The sentiments of the national democracy OF this Union
succincty embraced in the resolution adopted at the
meeting Of the democratic representatives in Washington
city the first Of December.
When partisans oppose tho democratic party, they OPP
pose the principles enunciated that occasion.
" II is difficult to define the principles Of the black
pubicansthey known be in favor Of free-so and
aboltonsm, and consequently, to the admission OF
Kansas unless with constitution prohibiting slavery
Where has The American or know-nothing partyHt tho
South located themselves? The people demand know,
Their pledges during the ate must be sustained
where they r.
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BY TELEGR A r IL ,
Later from California .


New OaLsAss, Dec. 8.--The steamer Prometheus from
San JUAN arrived with San Francisco the
November. She connected with the Uncle Sam, which
brought down $3.50 900 in and $50 passengers
The Northern Light arrived at San Juan the ID, and
to leave the same day.
The health Of the hnus good, and the transit occupied
but twenty weight hours Walker in quiet possession of
Granada Peace and confidence had been restored aud the
citizens had resumed their usual avocatons
large occurred at San Francisco night of the
lGth Loss, S2500O0. General Richardson had bcen
dered BY gambler named Cora, who had been arrested
The southern part of the State threatened with Indian
disturbances The Indians had been stealing large numbers
Of CATTLE and murders had been committed in different parts
Of the State.
Later from CALIFORNIA; Oregon, and Nicaragua Arrival of
he Northera Light at Nsc York.
New Yonx, Dec 11.-Tho steamer Northern Light from
San Juan arrived this afternoon with weeks
from California She brings S25OO0O in gold freight
Among the passengers Colonel Parker French who bring
proposals for treaty between the governments OF Mica
ragua and the United States.
The United States steam gate Massachusetts, was at
anchor opposite San Juan when the Northern Light left
General Cabanos President Of Honduras had arrived
Granada.
The San Francisco papers furnish the particulars Of the as
sa.snaton Of Richardson, United States marshal for
the district of California lie assas-nated by
a desperate by the name Of Charles Cora.
Hon. saac b. Wall, collector Of Monterey and Mr.. f. s.
williamson officer Of the county, assassnaed
the 10th Of November, twenty-five miles from Monterey
They both shot through the head The perpetrators
Of this cold blooded deed ara unknown.
Lieut. Mcsae commander Of the United States surveying
schooner Ewing, committed suicide while lAborng under
fit Of insanity.
The Francisco papers have later advos from Oregon
Tho Indian disturbances In that Territory Increasing
and ths alarm is universal.
engagement which lasted nine hours took placs in
Rogue River Valley between three hundred Indiana and
large force OF regulars nnder Captain Smith, The latter
sustained loss Of IS killed and Is wounded.
General Wool, with several companies OF regulars sailed
for Oregon tho 9Th. His arrival snxoasy looked
for. ffR# N ffU AZ MtI
Tho markets San Francisco have undergone material
change since tho sailing OF the previous There
been slight falling Of in the receipts from the mines Money
market tight. Flour declining. Provisions lower.
Amount Of coin in the United States branch mint s
900.
The liabilities OF Sanders Brennan, BANKERS amount to
es4, 900. No assets.
Death IF Young Savyer.
Bosros, Dec li-YounS Sawyer, the victim Of The re-
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NON. ]. CLANCY JosEs.3F Pennsylvania.

The Philadelphia Pennsylvania in noticing this gentle
man. whose has been favorsy mentioned as success
sor to Mr. Cooper in the United SITES Senate says: The
admirable resolution adopted iae democratic caucus
and published in Tuesdays Pennsylvania, was appropr
aely offered by the democratic reesentatve from Old
Berks the Hon. j. CLANCY Jones thing that has oc-
Cured for long time has given ins satisfaction to the
sterling democracy of Pennsylvania than this fearless
avowal Of national doctrines the II Of the democratic
party in Congress- and glad toe that Pennsyl
vanan was selected the to prese this eloquent dec
aration to meeting Of the representes of the denoc
raey Of the UniopN
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ELopEsESr cAss.--We stated on Wednesday (says
by Traveller) that woman recently arrived at
|, from Kansas with the dead body Of her husband,
le was taking East for burial, and that on the
| fell in with young man, and on arriving at
| hey went off together, leaving the dead body of
nd in the depot But it seems that the latter
statement was erroneous for the woman for
/ & dead body on, and it arrived in this city on
| AND she arrived with her new husband on Mon
ne funeral OF the deceased husband was held at
On Tuesday last.
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"a
Pennsylvania, recently justice Of the peace suniary
convicted number of persoss for inraction of the
Sunday law 10 doing the work necessary keep in blast
the anthracite furnace of citing, Graft Co. The
remanded 10 hecourt OF pleas OF The county
by writ OF cerorsri which tribunal after a careful re-
vewa Of the iaeis reversed the decision Of the justice Of
the peace Judge Wilson, delivering the opinion OF the
court said that be satisfied that the injuries conse-
qnent on the stoppage Of the blast Of such furnaces for
twenty-iour hours out of every days would be 80
great and general essentially 10 he fatal to the manu-
faenre Of iron in this country and that the Of assem-
bly, prohibiting worldly employment the Sabbath does
not impose fine for the work necessary to keep furnace
in blast.
CASTS or NEW YoaK.--The late census returns make
the entire populations of the State Of New York 34solls
The population of New York city 62oslo and the popu-
laon Of Brooklyn, l94,225.
HEAVY DauAays--Tbe Delaware {pa 4 Comfy Ren,bli
states that the trial Of Judge Kane for nse mprison
men1 will probably take place in February next Pass
more Williamson claims $4,000 damages. This s at The
rate Of 1885 per month, or $4,000 week
Cowmplsa AfrAIR--on Saturday last (says the New
York Journal of Commerce) three ladies' mother and
daughters proceeded to the house of young man In La
fayete street. and gave him whipping with cow
hides which they brought along for the express purpose
The appears TO be that the circulated injurious
reports in regard 10 OF the young ladies' Who having
other means of redress resolved upon the above
to obtain satislaction---and she got It,
BRANCH pisrThe following is statement OF deposes
and coinage at the New Orleans branch mint during the
month of November, 1855: a
Gold Deposites.
California gold S3I,ll3 SO
Gold from other sources ll34 80 %
------- 32,248 IL
Sirer Dsposles
Silver parted from California gold leT 81
Total gold and oliver deposites 3a,445 IS
Coinage.
G1oo0o half dollars S3s5 900
Chiffon Of Alabama, has resigned and his
are spoken Of
Orr FOR CmI-The Concord Reporter says that Major
Wright Of the conductors ON the Concord railroad is
to leave for Valparaiso where he is to manage the
business Of extensive stagecoach line established by
Yankee enterprise
LOUIS NAPOLEON IN OUR GRAIN aARKgr--The Rochester
Union states that the agents OF the French Emperor
been largely engaged this fall in purchasing wheat in the
West on his account They have purchased 100000 bush
els, Of which 650000 to Buffalo, and 100000 TO Os
wego. All but 10000 went down tho Erie canal The
agents still buying in Illinois other western
States, to 60 down the Mississippi and by New Or
leans
TnE TELEGRAPH PRussA.-Jauck, telegraph clerk at
Berlin, accused of unlawfy revealing Geographic iaell-
gence for stockobbng purposes tried and convicted
on the 9Th Of November. He condemned TO three
years imprisonment with the loss OF social rights as cit
izen for five years.
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THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

correspondent Of the Missssippian in Lafayette (Mis
sssippi closes letter in the following spirited words:
I" We shall hold democratic meeting Friday next to
appoint delegates to the State convention tn be held in
city the sth OF January The next presidential election
will be the most important since 1900 Let begin the work
early and in earnest Urge this upon the democracy of tho
State Tell them to go to work Let the convention be
arge-every county representedand majority next fall
must go up ten thousand" N
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PARDON OF KissASw--Governor Clark of New York, ha
pardoned Kissane who convicted Of forgery on iii
Chemical Bank time since. lie is pardoned that hi
testimony may be used in trials connected with th
Martha Washington affair sl TO off in Of th
western States. Among those who pctitoncd for BIZ
pardon were the governors Of Ohio and Indiana.
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n3-yyestern Presbyterian Church According pro-
voas arrangement the Rev. G. W. samson will deliver his ecine
Land the church tenigh ~
the entertainment daily O'Clock,
p. Supper from 10 TO- 8p
.eatF Esf
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BLACK sFANAt the solicitation Of many ladies' and
gentlemen o. Washington, trustees Of the l5esl Y e.
byea Church induced make engagement nu
celebrated Miss D. Greennsd, commonly known az iha
Black Swan, and formerly at Matches, Mississippi
The e6scied shB will give her hst con
Wednesday evening, lsIh Instant She
win be assisted BY Professor Kennedy Of Phadephia, who WI
preside pano0rs.
Tickets Of admission, 80
The . siiuaisd 18th street. between and X,
ll--9t
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mARRaED.

In Trinity Church. Tuesday tho Ih instant. N The Rev Or
CuMNsGs, THOMAS y. SCRVENER 10 CATHERINE, daughter
Of g. FKExca, esq, all of this city, fsas
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.LnNaFELLOW,S HIAMAA

Great diversity OF opinion appears hst among our
home critics in regard the merits Of gcllows new
Indian epic and newspaper readers haseen wel-niph
wearied with endless parodies on "Hiaw4" parody
is no evidence Of denerit the part OF ORIGINAL IN
the contrary it is positive proof of the pariy Of the
author for satirsts seldom waste their e, on unex-
plored volumes. Without stopping TO ire whether
"Hawatha is essentially origi na pocw neither its
peculiar metre was wisely or NY choseh deny that
lis literally gemmed with passages Oh surpg beauty
Nothing can be hner much as ~ has Deen led, than
the opening Of the poem, commencing with
g Should you ask me whence these stories,
Whence these legends and traditions,
With the odors Of the forest,
With the dew and damp Of meadows
With the curling smoke Of wigwams,
With the washing Of great rivers
With their frequent repetitons,
And their wild reyerberatops,
Az of thunder in the mountains 7
should answer, should tell you,
ag-9 From the forests and the prairies,
From the great lakes of the Northland,
From the land Of the Ojibbways,
From the land Of tho Dacotahs, II
From the mountains, moors, and fenlands, /
Where the heron, the shusbugah Il
Feeds among the reeds and PUSHES, 4
repeat them as / heard them,
From the lips Of nawadaha, i
The musician, the sweet singer"
In England the new poem has met with the most
ing reception at the hands Of the public and the
The London correspondent Of the Albion fnrnish
following gossiping information in regard to the
ment caused In the great metropolis by the appeatn
Hiawatha: IN
!" Longfeow is now name 10 every mouth, and
about him viii be to the purpose In spite OF the pl
edition lately issued by Boguo, which everything ID
could devise or money procure was lavished, Roual
guinea edition, Alto, with upward of 100 original desg
John Gilbert produced cost Of at least 900 gunt
to have that will be amply remunerative
drawings are without exaggeration, beautiful exceeds
being Of the very best Of this fine artist, and sol
the very best book illustrations, produced b,
artist The ontispiece the authors portrait, said
the only Cor which he sat-rather unwonte'
Pile Of unobtrusiveness the part OF poet especially
omniphogrsphing age OF ours. severe trial of his
froprs in tendcrer point even than his efigics
him when he certain caricatures of his better bal
have been figuring in of pictorial dstorters
press lately Mrs. Longfellow is rePutcd to be one
hsndsomest in the States whereas in the repI
atoms in question, che ia depicted hsli-dowdy
vixen, the very opposite Of the original, and the
OF the character her husbands has portray
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New foaS, Dee 1.-THE barlss Lucia Mary, which has
arrived in Provincetown from Buenos Ayres with Of
the latter 70 September 2ad reports that the revelation in
Buenos Ayres the 18th of August resulted in the ssgna
ten Of the President, with his ministry and forces.
The Senate TO act President until the election In
March.
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THAckERAy George IlI.-ln his lecture the life and
times Of George III, delivered in New York, Thackeray
used the following beautiful language touching the closing
days OF the old King when, brain, sight, sans
sound, sans everything, he ceased TO reign:
O brothers, speaking the same dear mother tongue
comrades, enemies more, let take mournfu hand
together stand by this royal corpse and call truce
to battle Low he lies lower than the poorest dead
he whom millions prayed for in vain. Driven from his
throne bueted by rude hand the darling of his old age
called away before him. Lear hangs his brcahess
lips and cries Cordelia Cordelia stay little Sound
then trumpes make mournful march, descend dark eur
tain his pageant his pride his grief hs awful tragedy
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COR MENr.A dssirsb,~ furnished hops, mo-, A.
sissby oca.ed suit be either for family scnsen Rent
moderate. Apply OF .his once, 7I -
I2--dd N.sf'ffN n
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Prcscott'a Historical works.

WILL he published December Iath sy Reign Php
traits, maps, &C. s.asE.f.'4
The work. Of Mr. Prescott nnneccs
than call attention publication.
Aso VIII b published on the day
Ions ~ the anthofs previous works, ri
Hist ~ ~ the Conqs~st cf MEXICO, in vols, ovo.
flist0xy Of TIE Conquest ef Peru, In
History Of he Reign Fsndiuand avo
Prssecrs Mfceiianiss In Wi, ovo with portrait
For sale At TAYLOR MAURv's
Dec ~ Literary Emporium,
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cent cowhdipg Affair." died yesterday. Cobarn and Dalton
who committed tho assault have both been arrested
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Market.

New YORK, Dec ll-Flour il dull sales OF 800 barrels
southern, 80 62; straight, So 62. Ohio 50. Wheat Is
quiet--sontbcrn white So 2s red, 81 TO- Corn Is dull
sales OF IS 900 bushelweern mixed 32 Pork doop-
ing-sales Of 500 barresnc-s $50 So Beef Is du-saes
OF 200 barrels at SIS 80 for Chicago repacksd Lard i'm
provingsaes OF 200 barrels at l2 Whisky i'm
proying-saes Of $50 barrels at 40is cents for Ohio
BALrmoxg, Dec llFlour opened IS rs for Ohio but
closed at 50 s74 Howard street. So sI1S and City Mnls
50 62 IS Is. Wheat il dull, with full supply-good to
prime white sold for 81 95 So os and red 81 So 81
cornwhite IS so cents and yellow, rs "a cents There
were 1000 bushels at market this morning Provisions
dull and receipts ighbuk shoulders, 10 cents Sides
New mess pork, $2I SCI co. Beef quenew Baltimore
packed, SIS and No. !, SIC per barrel. Sides /.
cents shoulders 1874 3i4 cents hams, 49, IA cents
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Death Of a Good Man.

We had In the southern lGa joined t.uchns
notice OF the death Of Cobb ator he
Hon. Howell Cobb Of the House Of Representatives.
osIrr.krDrd. Athens, on Wednesiay, November a. 1855
Col JOHN a. IObn, tn tue IVA year Of his age
VIZ TAX ihe crjury of readers. TO those
oyerdrawn;
neither palaces paor could p,er.s death
bed ms striking trait in his character exhibited
lie patriot Though deyotsly attached 10 Lila pouea,
ns H. sS :.
The government o. his country he believed TO be jeopardy
hood and prosperity, win be aessd by
A. was s..s !. s,s.ssa firm isas N.
poor bear grateful eeoecon: Of hs kndne.s hi. trsaancs
ehcism ever passed hi. lbs
he ,ssuss asa T. ms children s an. snas
nes and yielding love- A. aa'r Justice
lie was a clrisanau humble unobirusve do.
voted For many years before has death his chief ds,
Though consluionay struggle dssoIuon yei
him For weeks IL looked Il he face
b. never quaied his faith shaken. BY crucr
sHe ascendcd Faith's ladder so high,
o 70 ss sSss 1t 10 e. 70 e
friends mourn.
1--WE sigh when the sun, his course fulfilled,
His glorious course, Rejoicing earth sky, -
FefreRhmcn
' And leaves the smiles Of his departure spread
Der tho c0IOred heaven, and guddy head
why weep ye. ,hen for him, who, having
The hound OF mans appointed years last,
Lies blessings ali enjoyed--lfes labor done
sereneiy his final passed.
White The son memory ofi,is vir.les
Lingers like twilight hues, when the bright is
g His youth innoccnt his brighter age 81
Marked with act OF goodness every day. At
And watched BY eyes that loved him. calm and sage,
Faded his ats declining years away;
Cheerful he gave Mis- being up and went sfffe Hs
To share Tho holy rest that waltz iide well spent. M
: That life was happy; every day he gave
Thanks for the fair existence that his, 8a
For sick fancy made him her slave
To mock him with her phantom miseries;
No chronic nrturcs racktd his aged limb, f5a4t&
For luxury and soh had nourished none Tor him. s.
" Aud am glad that he has lived thus long, N
And glad that he has gone his reward 5as -i-t8E
Nor that Nature did him wrong M
Softly 70 dbenHaxe the vital cord III fMt4
WheR his W&1k ha8d Pnis1~d, nad his
DARK with the veil ofsge IL was HE time TO d'e'
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OFFICE OF THE CONsOLIDATED L0TTERGEs
OF MARYLAND.
following o. the Palspsco Institute
Lottery, class No. .. drawn December 10. 1855
let I'd ID 4h 9Th nh 9th 9th lin i2h l3b
% % "A 81 30 6S 81 60 40 CT 81
ssl Itlh 18th 10th &H
20 70 81
s.ssnssf&e t9 r. x. brennan,
ccpsrni Agent for tho Conuacsps, Bslimers.
Lsx'L RssxRTs Comm issioner.
Dee l2-lt 4 =
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,urs.ed ever tho commencement OF the present '
tupate agitation and, Of all places IN the ~o''u ~,
a. record before the neorruptble democracy OF Old
BerLr therefore beg to offer you the following aen
timent. ,aao
a. ~. Missouri Compromise he adoption % lszo saesd
a, -" 1ou treasened conusson ia srfeston ~ sSs 20
.ss Territory trheA may acquire @a secure s hhs
Aaypy result
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Charles Kessler es president and George r. sPayd and
Jacob Leyingwood esqs secretaries, re-
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VT PRIVATE EAl.E, that splendkd brick house
sj,uoed snd i7,h with The
eroupd nearly 900 feet The house
feet In length BREADTH contains
Il built % The best material with
inch hals and Nold walnut stair cafnss
and closets coupe water and heating
,lres and sns
marble top for silver depository pump ofexceent
ward and tank The library ccnsans
usae costly workmanship
Of exquisite Style with French r.ss mirror wind
room Rted and perfectly dry.
further description The house deem unnecessary sce
saw it certainly and conveniently hanged
mansion n he Distvirt Of Coumbts.
Also. stable carriage h0nsr with every
railing. Nfaafl n
do tuace IL
nil wishing purchass are respectfully Inv ia
.aninc tho pysnes II will be- "a or very s
sona !. ..4x..L IA
For further particulars please inquire Of iheT .,n..
and merchant conner Of Seventh - sirses
ingiOn. HeHAtf RffN3 NAt al CRrrE
Oct s-eWsdT "'sAIG"'
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Gotp Observation-Disclosures of California gold previous
to the California discoveries:
The gold in the United States was SsG00ooo0
Found IN California In the years $40 to 1854 POI 100000
10 dale 10 1888 100000
Imported IN years from elsewhere 3S,000O00
Total a55,O0o,o0O
Eemitted abroad in years and 10 months 2lsooooo0
Left in tho country 2al,0oo,ooo
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surR EME oorur.


Tuesday. December 1.-the court met at IL o'clock.
The Judges all present
On motion by Hon. Mr.. Rockwell, Thomas Latinler esq
Of Philadelphia admitted to practice attorney and
counsellor in this court.
Judge Gchrist (prcsding udge) delivered the opinion of
the court the OF G. A. Magrude commander in the
United States navy, deciding to take testimony.
This is claim against government for tho pay of cap
tain while the claimant served lieutenant board tho
frgate Columbia, Commodore George G. Read, from the
18th Of April, 1888, to the 18th ofJune, 1910.
The j. Alexis PORT OF the city of Puebla, Mexico
vs. the United States, called by the court
The claimant declares himself be French citizen, and
asks from government compensation for the loa of guam
y tobacco which captured by the United States
army, Puebla in September ls7 and which ordered
TO be sold by Colonel Child who then civil mill
tary governor of that city The tobacco purchased
by Mr. Port and resold by him at an advanced price
the title having been warranted. The sale aferw
set aside and the tobacco taken from the possession
the purchaser who derived his title through Port
stored to original Port received back
fret paid by him for the tobacco and claims
ton for the damages which he sustained by the annung
the first SALE
The argument in favor Of the claimant opened By Mr.
Rockwell who followed in behalf OF the government by
the Solicitor who had not concluded his remarks when
The court adjourned till o'clock tomorrow.