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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-25


The Gardner faction, reduced to the last
tremity and having no arguments to advance for
the rescue of their waning cause from the con-
tempt of the people, have concluded to try the
game of brag upon a more extended scale than
they have hitherto attempted, and to this end
have invoked the power of the printing press
We have before US a secret circular issued by Mr.
e. L. Raymond Chairman, and E. C. Baker and
George T. Stearns, Secretaries of the Gardner fac
tion dated at Boston, Oct Goth, 1866, and direct
ed to the officers and members of subordinate
Councils. 1t is one OF the richest documents of
the campaign, and as it cannot but provoke a
smile upon the faces of all, who are posted up in
regard to the present aspects of the canvass, we
lay portions of it before our readers for their
edifcation and amusement After stating that
they feel it duty incumbent upon them to repre-"
sent to Mr.. Gardner's supporters, the present con
dltion of the canvass the circular attempts, in the
following grandiloquent strain of hyperbole, to
gull the fats who are blind enough and stupi-
enough to be deceived by such unfounded and rid
diculous assertions. The circular says -
(Oicers or members of Councils to whom this is sent
are requested read the their respective Coun.
ellis their FIRST meeting after its receipt and fire.
uuentIy afterwards before the Election as they may
deem expedent.
HRAD O1-Aprppc
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FOR GOVERNOR,
JULIUS ROCKW ELL,
IOt Pittsfeld
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city sr,ec- on, Of n. oon. .re,I.bst.,

- - city sr'scs ont Of the non -rela ~
.as -. character ~ that paper siucs Job
- - -. -. oelsted With u. Its ooen a.
~ II. s.,,.t, IN when first brought fer ~ar1
hy Senator pouass renasrs H. present conversion On
that xreat question very doubt,l notwithstanding IT,
repeated er,sr stions both upon thi. head and TOO
equally mpor,.n would drye I'm THO dh"s-
cratic party sys,v ound giving sup ,9rt' Psr
baps Mr. Fornoy would like TO have his memor, rer-hsS
somewhat further .on this SUBJECT and the s.Aie"sns
posing II at arst ~ Tsve from Pierce-wN ths
means of more widely s~ ,rs'ng tho New York dcmoeva.
cy and ca using Il to lo.e .clocon after election cls
hat can't hou contrafr ~ DO gain-Ay"s tor hs tact
ptyo w. Then again, Mr ~ rneSr tepsftsd soumAry' IN
certain .ra spreuiaons ia "a nsas under ns nan,n,S
raon ~ Rseder, and witch naiy led 10 tis rr;Mi,
AnI ,he y.t ffth.r act that ra sene snA ths On aos
~ fon,yl Who Ind him app-irA - wen hnosins nov
eeu2 se sv.d,a ), oh h, ,n' ~ daaDai fac. & ,ss
oihcuos nov surrounding and rrfA Ing INTO every prt
Of Kansas would have had csSN nee had Tho, not
been aggravated by Rec-cr, unA.r tho couase and
advice ~ Forrsy; and yet The sttcr IA taa yrosump
ton 50 claim from democratic senate ~ gty lucrative
and ppor ant Office retides fornef ade eirAr tec
noro of the pubiics business whether Ne ~. T. nov or
ntt), 70 ffin continue him recipient int9e sums
irom the public treasury, from tenn TO t-ra u but 80
widen The breach already exciting with ils 'mocrsry,
which nigh, otherwise b. heskd. John =. 'orney IA
known by msuy ere, and by all Ia New York . hver
ing under pre'ensioo- Mr. petoes rcoicctrn sfni his
rise him further ~ abuse nsi mischief, ~ eh
portion 81 the s~na'eprobabiy Without duo coush 'sss
ticn of ibe Mcts-woud willingly beTios upon him
n eenvcTsafion, itw minutes since with . <cDn or
The rptjcet ~ IN. late Naval Gommissonsrf SOS
being confirmed In The senae he very readily ss~ar<s
ne hat he DID net think they wouisi thai her- sws
cause erhi revision q the charges made whs she
subject ,hoad BE- fully before them o. o.f.Q
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA AT HALIFAX.
NOTHING IMPORTANT FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Programme of Future Operations in the
Baltic.
'Consols Advanced to 90 I-S
COTTON AND saEAOSTUFfS. STEADY.
BURNING OF THE SHIP CONSTITUTION,
&C., &o., DC.

HALIFAX, Dec. Is, 1866.
Ihe royal mail steamship Asia Capt. Lott from Liver.
pool 9th instant arrived at this port at hafpast six
O'Clock this morning She sailed at A. NJ. for Boston
where she will be due about O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon.
The Asia reports, sh December $50 r. NJ, exchanged
signals with the steamship Pacific bound into liverpool
The steamship Hermann sailed from s,utham pton for
New York on the 9Th inst with 100 passengers and
full cargo.
Her dates trom Liverpool are to Saturday the sth
nst-one week later than those received by the Baltic
at New YORK
There feature of special Importance In the week
news
In the Crimea matters in the same position az at
Last accounts, and from Asia there is no additional IN,
teligence Of Importance.
Peace rumors were quite abundant, but beyond the
circunstantial manner in which they there
was nothing to indicate that they were founded upon
TACT. Upon the strength of thom however, an advance
In consos had taken place.
Constsnnope lcter OF the Goth Nov mentions that
three hundred sail of grain ships wind bound in u-
nna, at the mouth Of the Danube.
The Imperial Commercial Bank of Odessa has suspende
specie pa,mentsthe premium silver being Il to Is
per cent.
The ship Constitution of New York. arrived at Lvcr-
pool on the 4th and the following morning while lying
Assistance Immediately rendered but she burned all
day and at night scutted In twenty feet OF water
Fart Of the contents of the lower hold was thought
would lie saved In a damaged state, but otherwise the
ship and cargo total loss The cause Of the Gre
was unknown, but supposed TO be from spontaneous
combustion The passengers and baggage all landed
in safety.
Tho weather had been quite favorable for agricultural
purposes.
Consols had advanced to s0 and the bullion ia the
Bank Of England had increased to the Of ss7 900
sterling
Messrs. Brown, Shipey Co. report the Liverpool
cotton market steady and unchanged compared with the
quotations advised by the Baltic. The weeks business
aggregated about 80 900 bales ncludng 900 taken by
spectators aud exporters.
Tie same firm say that breadstufs generally quiet
With but little speculative demand They quote Western
canal Hour ut As. Sd.
Provisions were quiet, and there had been no change
oi moment In the quotations Of the previous week.
The weather had been favorable for agricultural pur-
roses
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FHfAfFFEEltl - - = y =
~ A8fsf Asyul-- k4rtYe serb--a JaS Eyor oe~kSa
dssssf a..
The As.s Bs~r hss infg-sS rho<some tsae issa
esnHsrcai snd nsne'aFy aassfs hsrs today Tss sAiss
a sAa asg-. ans Sris gsrsrs.iy hsv. irssyv~a
AAfaps aresrs ~ ths nvvsssa - B,iish fsn1s have
csss orsr ~ s<xsyh, ~Lish hss lnf~s srgyas1y ln
.,osss ibsi 30 Do' eis sssy iansssxsy
ghs sasgwirx iss-sis are bstg- tsssss Co sss- ffos
us Wssi ins,s@ osf rofs Hsseni bfis is@s- D. ksss.
on rsfisi rpatn asa -shognsF I.s~Ti Nlsf. fro@ 81
ressgs'ss Nslrs
ssiss ssrcrt hss yof In sifcgis'ton this nosssaGs
tsAtnx hat bs0 hat slscaf@s wls 40 90 sfslsk
h 81 fufSs a. ~ tfsse, a p4st nsss. On a.s
= sres n ls lrhsnss. Ts rtysrf bss s~~u 90 90 ~
tlalsiss ao1scs ~Ai<A 10 ssv Asys cal - rsssHie1
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we'll the yares wh,h indicate its direc Ion thu NJ ost
| recuy.
In addition TO the pub 10 grounds for the re cot "a
Col French, indicated In my despatch OF this date on
The subject a Walkers goverpment here ts No doub
That cur government has usve personal gr paad
or refusing TO receive that ganteman Us minister rns
question OF his reception has not 1T Is true bsea f,r
may Seioie the Cabinet but It's can hard
ly, by pos-ioiiy-you may depend upon trssuit 9th
ervte than in his rejection If not for public then for
personal rtAsons. r.
THE sPEAKERsBIP--A GENERAL DEBATE EXPECTED
WAsnIsaroS, Dec. ls 1865.
The elated hopes Of the Barks men by to-day pro-
eeconSs have been the shade The whole dei Of
'isoussson is open, and whea IT will 90 the most
fagscfous eernot ,ell Campbell leads Oft tomorrow
and viii te Siowed BY number Of others. II they
could get vote on the plurality que on IL would carry
fercy Wslxcr's propodtion r,ects with favor. D.
TnE SENATE PRJsTISG--AN ARreUL DoDGE--THr
hTIRINd NAVAL BOARD--rHE SPEAKER HIP
COZ. Parker II. FRENCH, gsc.
WASHINGTON Dec. ls, 1865
The Administration party la the senate fearing scea.
q the Union for the piotng are coucoctng plot BY
which they seemingly yield to corprouse ny dropping
he nominees and taking man. whan in ,act it's
arranged that this the work over 10 the
Cnion. am assured that thir is so.
Tho Senate In being apoded ~i,h protests and petitions
from 'be retired and dropped naval officers.
The exciting debate IN the House day bas probably
injured Mr. Banks ihe abolition hug given him by Ne
Giedings has weakened him Campbell Is expestcd 70
make some rich developemcnts 10 morrow.
The independence at San Francaco on the 10th
ulI-al well
Col Psrle H. French will be received as Minister from
the de fdto government Of Nicaragua f.
DAMS cHAsCEs-TuE CASH or MAJOR Mosrao-
MEBY.
WASHINGTON Dec. 49, 1861
The opinion that Banks mast ultimately be elected Il
steadily gaining ground and IL generally expressed
hy men q sl parties bat from conyis.ioa that
nobody else be choser than from any understanding
hf " Banks can be.
The evidence in the Montgomery Il said "a iny i've
Governor Rsesier very deeply. rule of tbs service
however tortds the publication q tho evidence exc pt
a. the request Of tho accused b.
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sales ut S7p Cd sss Meth ng doing Ia crude turp
tine or tar. kosin quiotssles OF 900 obis .. os a.
Coffee steady, with fair demand NO improvement u
sugars buyers being disnened - operae, and pri ,e
60 irregular that accurate quotations. annot Dc given
The Liverpool freight mstae. had a.. va no m.ers
ward
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARxxr.
Mehars Richardson, Spence Il Co. report pos que,
ano tending downward. Beef ouil fine quaftes hran,
but ordinary rather lower selling a. l2As Lard s57s.
bis. ID. Bacon--So stock on hanc.
- LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.
MeEsrs. BarIpg Bros report coffee steady a. FORM.
rates Sugars declined stl fur shor with bu, Ii,tls
specuiAiye demand. Tea dull American -four, az. =
steady. Welsh bars, fs a fs 6s rails 9sa Es ST.;
Scotch pig, 79s I'd.
STAFF OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advees from Mano oaeser rather fav ora.
bic than at the last accounts
Passengers by the s,eamship A-,a.
Mr. Douglass and lady M lady Mas Banks Miss
1hesms Mr. smith Miss Bennett Nc Goiisrd aud ssy. Dr.
Ssp Ssro M sod.ra .os ~. .a srs
Wosey Mr. iouos and friend Miss Dad Rev VI McDona
Ms Bssasr.ey Ms Turner and n'sn I'M as.sp. @
Mismsn Mayor, khoaaes Grinln Trym pluaon, sch,pp.
sssv 1s.s, Ess. s% S5ady Tsaros
capener soar fosS1 srosiarS., Pintsa B.ss n.'
gsl, sevesr Bu,sy Kitl9ck Mcpca.d Fledlns, rsris,
wso Mows Sssss "sF2 a a.os sa
bIson Rumsay crsmer Massri.nd Richie sriss Pa,tes
sss 1ss sy ssns sea,
Quiet, ssvory.
shipping Intelligence.
Arrived from New fors 9Th. Empire at liverpool 5tb
Eric. @ at hsvre 9th, GAze,eer at Liverpool Tar A
Arrived from Savannah sh, soultrie. at Liverpool
s es New os Hors eh Asaas from dreenock 3d. Een
hs ed Tor New Orleans sd Calender from liverpool 9Th
Liverpool. - -
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Money quite dear, but not quite 30 stringent Rumors
q new loans Illustrate tho expectation Of lower rates.
remarkable feature of the wcok the continued
in the stock markets OF London and Paris arising
mainly from speculation. Consols had advarcsi, and
closed al eo The bullion in the Banl of England show
ID increase q sT ooo Dollars quoted o. "a. Bar
silver 5s. lld
AMERICAN sn,CrRrIs.
Ne.srs. Bel Il Co report that decided improvement.
has occurred during the week ia American se:unes.
There has been enquiry for State stocks, but
enough to sectpice- whilst for railroad bonds the
mand has been active at improved quotations Erie and
Illinois Cen raj have attracted the mos. attention
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ltrcfn tts Atnsry JoeFusl. i~es IL
Tho gfoyf.4la ~ ihs Loan opened st ~ o'co~s
- DAY The hfs rrseLe1 iLn amount retaasd ssvcr~l
millions The oilarH. ihs f~asts vita tiBr fsia 4
rfensiur--rst gifg frrfn fto ~ I. iny pr cent
fhe bans for which this Ia fuLstiguis ssfe ul~gs
Ia lrl- sud 1882 ~ vhicb, f0f so co. yfeEi0a
IsesiYei of.s io0ihs fer csD 500 o1 Er vhlcL pre-
nun -ss rsccyes = 1s iohs pr cent and le re-ius
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fH1oF UT
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUrra NAEKKr.
res-rs Brown, shpley Co.. and the Broke re Crcu
sr both report quio market with bat htiIe spe.nIa
tive demand and prices generally n De lover fnsit
quotations are:--western canal -four, s2s A. 6 !;
Ohio a.. 49,. 81. Philadelphia and Baltimore, 4,~
5fs. White sheat, f2s. . l2s "A rel Ifs. IL. 81
lis st closing cull with downward tendency. Corn
bad declined Cd L., with culi market yellow, s5s
%. fcr Cd raiacd iss ~. o. white 5os. Several
otber circulars quote fcur 3D. and rhsst d. uneer he
tbcve rates.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The hrokersi Circular quotes rice unchanged nothing
d2bx q lssohaA. Spirits of .urr~ntlEs 4EchAusei-
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THIRTY. III CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.


wAssnso1os, Dec. Is, 1866.
sorIcrs uuJa.
Mr.. PRATT (whisl OF Md, gave notice thai he would
introduce BID Tor the Improvement OF the Paapsco
s,yer.
Mr. BAY4RD, dem u Del, gave a similar notice re.
lative 70 Port Penn.
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Eenqr Fsrsou Lssss A. Afs~n,s "a Mialsssx rlesas~
fsrslafy sf fssin - she ssrosa rspssits sxrvvs
IiAsasa - NE ION iss,-, ~ rs~as fos Easoy~.
AruvAIA
gfsrA eMsssn nak 10 sss&x1<sr bsyra
He~sss. " fkwsss l. k2shar u n r~sSs, c~gs s~.-s
Amss seinSss " sv~s>s, ss< " " - 5000.
Ffeu aAsf~~<ss NJ s1~~s~.ng A9sanvv~-J va v
fs~tssss n ssz1AA Nm rssrsl, ssi1irrs, ~,
k1iyfs Nh yetrM
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THE pRINCIpAJJTTES

The intrigue continues respecting the choice Hos
podar England supports Jolan Ghika the most sua-
bic candidate France and Turkey favor NJ CalIimschi
while Austrs sides with Prince stirbey Austra Is said
to desire that in future the Hopodars shall be named for
life BY the Porte, subject to the veto of the great
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IINkRPOvI fOTIoN MAHkff.
Ncssrs Brown, -biploy Go. report tho cotton market
steady. at former rates Msszfs Dennistsun o. sAy
that the demand from the trade continues largo notxjth
standing the reduced stock but no oders anxious
70 realize that ther. has been aivsnce excepting
mijdng New Or which IL sixtecnt ~ penuy
daarer The tses OF tho cd 20 80 so bales
o which spectators took 00 and exporters 0Oo The
business ~ Saturday e-t.mssed al 600 bss iaclud
ing AGO 10 sy~culstors Tho market closed steady at
the following quotations -
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THE BALTIC.

GENERAL cANROBERr's FUTURE oPERATIOHs-RUs
SIAN COUNCIL or WAR.
tclcgraphc despatch of the 9th inst, from Nyborg
viborg states that the united squadrons under Aim
raj Dundas were then passing he Belt, home wards
The British Admiralty publish Iieutenan. Geneste's
account Of the late IaDgo affair but /. contains nothug
new.
General Ganrobert Is said to have limited that he will
bave the command chief OF the next Baltic campaign
when two allied armies will be anded-one in Finland
and the other in Couriand. At Kiei he had long In
tcrview with admirals Dundas and Penaud, and some
attribute the Russian council Of to the intima On
Of these facts having reached st. Petersburg The
ell referred to will comprise all the Russian generals and
admir- als-Generals Rugger, Beberg sievres Pamutin
and othersthe object being TO settle upon tho best
measures FOR the defence Of the coast from the Gulf of
Botbna to the southern extremity of vahyni.
men being available forhis purpose exclusive Of nte-
ror garrisons
The mission Of Admiral Glasenapps TO Stockholm,
which supposed to be with the view of counterfeit
ing the mission Of Canrobert stated to have reeren
only to unmportan matters OF nancc and the trade Of
Swedish ships TO ports Of Finland
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ASIA,

There is a rumor the authority OF a eorresponseut
of the LONDON Daily Ne that the Russars have taken
kars but the report may have arisen from similar
urnor of the capture Of Kerch Tho report says that
the Russians made unsuccessful assault on the 9Th OF
November but ae rwards took the place. II needs con
Grmation.
correspondent of Nov l2 mentions that Omer Pasha
bad divided his force into three corps he himself with
the main body occupying Sucbum Kale while twelve of
The detached batalions of infantry and two regiments
OF cavay, under Ieshad and oman Pacha had gone to
Redout kaie and the corps OF Mustapha Iacha with the
Tunsian contingent, was at Ba.ouni.
Up to the 18th Of November, omer had not moved
from this basis of operations.
General houravief had established winter camp be-
fore kars and sent oG the Georgian militia TO tho army
Of the Prince BenutoH.
Great Britain.
PARLIAMENT Observation-Disclosures or THE KING
OF SARDINIA, Etc.
Parliament IL prorogaed till the 3ist OF January then
20 rect for b,finesa.
The King Of Sardinia has been the guest or Queen Vic
toria during the week On sunday pped n the
sardinian chapel CARDINAL Wsemsu presiding. On Mon
DAY le ATTENDED the seyicss and on rae'day visited
nesday he made knight Of ths Garter aud inspected
he camp at Aldersho On Thursday he LETT London fs
public meeting held London to consider the none
tory crisis and Influence Of the Bank Charter act passed
rcsolulions eopdemnatoTy Of the existing EngLsh cur
reney laws The meeting vas but preliminary TO others
Inc lnke OF Newcastle mas returned TO England.
Spain.
The Cortes have lassod a Of confidence in ODou.
nell ly vote Of 100 against 8.
Belgium.
The Second Chamber has voted the war estimates by
large majority.
GermaRy.
Arrangements for the reciprocal cir .uatiou Of paper
money has just been made between Prussia Saxony
Bavaria. renewed confe renee on German coinage will
In Aienn tha n Lar
Denmark.
The political differences between the king and Prince
Ro, al made up.
Prus-la.
Distress exists Prussia in consequence Of the search
y Of corn and CONSIDER able 90 OF the usual
course Of traffic. in consequence Of epidemic among
cattle. Importation into Prus ia from the Russian land
frontier is prohibited.
SIR Hamilton Seymour had arrived at Vienna. Private
dispatches state that the Austao army viii be further
reduced 10 the extent Of so 0o0
1taiy.
l. announced for the se.ond time that the mediation
Of firanco and Fl gland has adjusted the difficulty bet
Sardinia and Tuscany.
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THE CRIMEA.
REINFORCEMENT OF THE ALLIFs--vTGOHOCa oPERI

RrEFORCEMKSr OF THE ALLTFs--vfGOHOCs OPERA.
TfoSs or THE RUSSIANS, ETC.
The Tmcs correspondent writes from the camp before
scbasopol November "a, saying there Il really nothing
to write about nothing has occurred. Very iite
nlns "a nngcd between the north and south sides
The Russian works the north sis rapidly attain
ipx gigantic dimensions. The cnvineerng operations 70
destroy the sebas;opol docks nearly complete Skin.
gent regulations issued 10 keep spies and osfer out
ofthe allied camp Horse ra.s- are advertised In the
Bitish, and theatres In the French camp The weathsr
hns peen Gne.
Deserters confirm The reports that the bulk Of the Rus
sian army remains In s former poxton, The llth,
18th and 18th divisions the s-vcrnsys or North Ps-
eau; the 18th and 18th on Maskenre Ridge, and The
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Distress exists Prussia in consequence the search
y Of corn, and able disturbar Of the usual
course of traffic, in consequence Of epidemic among
cattle. Importation into frus ia from the Russian land
II ontier is prohibited.
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rest ON the plateau OF Korae keeping the Bebec and

rest ON the plateau OF Korale keeping the Bebec and
the KstchA.
The French have been renferced BY General Chase
loup's DIVISION consisting of $4,000 men. Tho English
and Sardnisns also reinforced and 1t is opposed
that the Russians have received reinforcemeats like
wise
The Russians have erected batteries to prevent the
landing Of troops in the of the north forts.
1be Allies have connected the French and English
camps by bridge of beats.
AdniraLyons continues 10 cruise near Kitch a. the
Russinns threaten attack, and have fortified Arabat
vita 80 900, and Genitski with 10 900 meu
Gortschakoff announces the 23d November, mo
thing ncw.n
French colonel and captain, while making recon
noissanee, we're killed by Cossacks.
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c,ysr1ses y ~ S.sa> fss~s = a, Prg~ttg-s = -
Btshlyta rssn-hs sll-,--y@ laff bs~ga0f's
tAxysso n 1Aaipsp-r-t t.vseyft c,~rS - A. rsrr.
~ TGi--Yi< h.Jsyf u - sarai baoyi ~ Lsay . =
CmftHsd
..s sys94fta Y ~ acnsN osasu = aass ytsssss
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Arrangements for the reciprocal cir ulation Of paper
money has just been made between Prussia Saxony and
Bavaria renewed conference German coiuage will
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II l. announced for the se.ond time that the mediation
o. Franco and gland has adjusted the difficulty bet
saliiniA and tuscany.
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Tho political differences between the king and Prime
Ro. al are made up.
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Great R,sso,,.


The Second Chamber has voted the war estimates by
AT 90 ina rity.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
The Youth That Was Hung,

The Sheriff took his watch and said, "if you
nave any thing 10 say, speak now for YOU
nave only i've minutes 10 live." The Young
ma burst into Tears and said
"l have u die. had only one little b,oth.
er he had beautiful blue eyes, and faxen
hair, and loved him, but one DAY got drunk.
Tor the first time in my life, and coming honls
found my little brother gathering s,Taw.ber
rieS in the garden, and became angry with
HIM without cause, and killed him 1t one
blow with rake, did not knew any thing
about II until the nexl morning, when awoke
from sleep, and found myself tied and guarded
and was told that when my little brother was
lound his hair was ciotted with blood and
brains, and he was dead. Whiskey has done
this Ii has ruined me. never was drunk
Dut once. ! have only one more word 10 say,
and then am going to my final Judge. say
to young people: Never Never NEVER !!
toIch any thing that can intoxicate." As lie
pronnnced these words, he SpIang from the
box and was launched into an endless eterpi.
ty.
| was melted into tears at the recital, and
The awful spectacle. Ny little heart seemed
as # II would bust, and break away from
my aching bosom so intOlerabe we're my
feelings of grief. And there, in that car
Talge, while on the, cushioned d seat, looking
with streoming eyes on the body Of that un-
fortunate young nan, as 1t hung dangling and
wt,hing between heaven aBd earth, as ifun6t
for either place, there il was that look The
pledge never 10 lonch the hurtful poi.on.
Long years have since passed away. Whit,
hairs have. thckened around these temples
then so ;nddy and so young, but never hay,
forgotten the last words OF that young man.
And ! have never violated that pledge
When the ten;,itr has offered me the spark
ling goblet the words Of that young man have
seemed 10 sound in my ears asain,-Old Nan'l
Story.