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LOCAL news.

la these days Of prohibition and iahiboa IL IL with fee
inss Of no ordinary tdencc that undertake 10 write
about stimulating drink. with The an~
arts La the hope that love for the fine general
and oar admiration for the genius Of Hiram Powers in
tcalaf osy have their proper extenaAting effects
ee to acknowledge and 10 acknowledge gratefully the
eeP, OF bottle Of sparkling CAtawb4 from the widely
known Nicholas Longworth, Of Cincinnati. through the
hands Of hts next friend :. ork At Lee esq Mr. Long
worth the early patroa he Is st the ardent adme
Po@ers and u good fellowship for the great sculptor
he conceived the novel idea Of the members press
the whole union uniting Ia grand editorial Intellectual
patriotic, and drink in world
wide known pretsgt This for the receipt
bottle Of sparkling Catawba Yesterday, high
the time designated for this interesting performance
need hardly add that, while full justice
janice OF the American grape, full homage
desed 70 gonias which bias added much ustre tbs
American
WAsHiseTos AND AIExASpnA sAuxoAp.-~We learn
that Messr. Stadds and Windsor have
for the grading &e. Of the Washington Alexandra rail-
road. The work win be commenced Monday.
DESERVED CONFERENCE.-THE clerks of the Land Office
understand have IL in contemplation present
late chief clerk Dr. FrAley, substantial token Of
spect and esteem.
There is serious talk Of erecting Odd Fellows Hall In
the first ward Of this city.
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Treasury Department..
March 8 "a


NOTICE hereby given holders stocks az the uncd
~ dsscbed following Of ~ January hst
for the purpose purchase heap
o residue
S9 y5S6 0S offered
ceived hers prior To Inc first day Of June next
TRaAsuEv pErAgrxssT,
January ), 1895.
hereby given hodafs following described
prepared
a any na
portions The
81 900 and the terms hereinafter men
uonod, s
may The duly assigned iha DATED
the thereon must
Whereof
will paid pounded Of the following pssacuaisi
J. The vsiuc specified In each ccftinca'.
authorised by the Act Of
the by s4a edesmahe ss De-
Of 10 ock the authorised
rsde1aAble. S
h June, 1855, III
The 1884,
deemah aiss M Deeembcr 1884 common called o Texan
indemniv,) per esnI
settlement the Treasury with tbs
vsaeh the owns) Of one
n addition.
Paymsnt drafts ~ the Treasurer OF
hooa New York,
orr Philadelphia, lhe parties direct
Bot 40 csr6csss Win ened she benedt Of this notice
which actually Treasury before the
'~'1 - - y JAMES GUTHRIE -
Secretary Of the Treasury,
Mar 6-dtJuaelh lint and 5tarl
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az JAMES G. mccu1RE. Aaeao..sr.

ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs
Ia Ana ha ooa Monday moaiDg April l6k, 10
O'Clock Hotel Of north street and
eIawsfs avenue with BY Of deed Of
trust records for Washington
All the furniture n effects, computing
Two mahogany hair-spsius sofas three rockers
+ Eishteen mahogany rpraG ssst chairs
table, secretary sed bookcase
Gilt faw mirrors, mahogany frsme gass~s
Three-ply and iBsrain carpets, olcsoh
Mahogany dressing bureaus, wardrobes
Two mahogany French bedstcsds
Twelve bedstrAds, twelve wnshsands
Twelve superior maitresses
and pillows, twenty husk mattresses
blankets, ccunserpaBes, toilet sets
Cnne and WOO -seal chairs, window shades
Dining tables, ChiDa and glass cutlery
Cock stove, Kitchen and fixtures
Bar and Ac-
Together n of kitchen utensils
Term~; as credit OF two and
four mourhs nor interest
- f = THOa. j. FfSHER, Trustee,
JAS G.. MCGUIRE, Aurtioaesr.
April I'D
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SPRING - s.-w We THE day cevrd
large spynx cs-s'"sre 81 beau
,su hnish selection az fAsh
win make in the hse'
ss,r~s a. .ho notice, az uspslty low prices
WALL STEPHENS,
Penns Iron Han,
Apru I3-3s Also, three doors cast Of National Hotel
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SAD ssvaiR--Two men named Wilkinson and Estee,
who had been personal ends while returning from
the Kansas election the Grand Pass Saline county,
Missouri had alteration in which the latter drew
knife and stabbed the other ia side and wounded him
severely that though, be could survive. The
wounded man has wife and large family Estelle
arrested and committed TO jail
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NEW 0OODM. yEvv GOODS wv. H. Stanford, wsrchass
N tailor hasAso@s asd vel selected soca
Preach and ns,ssh suitable Tor NE
Of which viii BE- made up 70
ydt Il shorsest posce fshonabs and elegant
No $se P~nasyvsns
sven.s north ode three wss d Third street
Mar xe-0mw9wh
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NAVY nEpARTMENr.

Departure of the San Jaeinso from. Phadsp
dore McCaaey the commander OF the home squadron hoist
ed his broad pennant the seamfrigate San Jacino
Thursday afternoon The ship having steam up, and only
awaiting the arrival Of the commodore from Washington
proceeded at once to
TIE Water Witch OafrageThe account which pub
shed ia the Union Wednesday last relative to the firing
the Water Witch from Paraguayan fort fully
rmed by dispatches received the department from Cap
tain Page the commander of the Water Witch.
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C,u rnTEEs SALE THRKEsToRY BRICK HOUSE ON
sss~s bet~sen 3h ssssetsoa hosdsy afternoon,
<b pss1tsss IN s~hscs~s vii sf,
by yrss a Astsd Arm H. 1850 and duy recorded
- IiAs1 A iai, "
Of lot NO ~ N
.ovsrs - frsanae "
s~ne Substantially bst Asss brick hssse containing
rsrns twelve, eighteen
soaxA secured and
bea11ng
Hsss n he complied wh within Eve days
he right s~sei the rk and expense
las Q. MCGUIRE,
April ta-2swhds hncuoneeT.
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THE wFsrsRs The ST Louis Republican Of Mon.
day last says
The river al this point Is steadily rising the OF
about inches per day The Upper Mississippi report
ed rising the Illinois river ia stationary the Missouri
falling and in very bad condition, with ~ feet on the
bars from 81 Joseph TO the mouth
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y. t.
DxEcUrOR's SALE or FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
r. Tbusdsy Apr, ~ II w oc"ck AZ me
Of the Thomas Presidency square,
ssd hoa~shod Effects com
psne-
Rosewood piano for,e, stool, and mnspc stand
Do ,ee-a tete, arm, reception, snd fancy chairs In
saun
and corutce
frame mirror with slabs and brackets
Ds,aaAk chintx. covered lounges
Mahogany spring and sent chairs
candeiasrss, bronze brackets msnsi
Mahogany ssd-hoard, ssax~re, sd. table
solid mahogany extension dining table
China glass; asd cro~tsrywars
and ply carpets, "scicth
HstYaek. hall lamp, rosewood and hall cbsrs
Roams andes
WaiBat an mahogany Rrsseh b~dsseaSs
DO wardsok@s, asesssnG husesa~
wash~tAnAs, tables
Superior cus,ed saA hssk
Roj~ses- mad piso~s, MaEsesjt~s quite
bed nd fslI. snea chamber chasrs
servants nc
sehee rsauls'tsss
80 cs~S" o. Stv
days, sascsn'y ecsesed sesnss
JAs- &. MCGUIRE. Auctsswssf
An I'D
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The HKMrrrxlD naLRoAp--The Wheeling papers state
that the whole OF the Hemphed railroad from Wheeling to
Washington under contract and win be completed in
eight months AT Washington the road connects with the
Charters railroad to Pittsburg.
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-Four LINEN BUTTONS, AND COAT TAns---An exchange
paper nduges In the following moral and instructive cal
cnlations:
n has been calculated that the of washing linen
,hat might just well be days longer amounts
10 enough in II country 10 than defray the expen-
sea Of the American Board OF Foreign Missons The
buttons the back Of where they
are earthly use equal the support Of all
phau asylums The value Of tails to dresscoats (of
value reality for warmth conyenience) is actually
greater than the OF excellent system Of
schoorsw
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MumprR N MADISON, FIosroA.--The Savannah coarier

MURDrR MADISON, FLosroA.--The Savannah Courier
Of the 10th instant says
I'VE learn from private letter that Felix g. Livingston
murdered in Madison village Florida Monday hast
bv named Peacock, from North Carolina He WIS
stabbed the heart and died instantly. The indignation
Of the citizens very that Peacock with
difculsy saved from being Immediately hanged horse
rack the lie arrested and will be tried in
few days
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Sux xusr HAVE HIM Bscx--Miss Harriet Ackley, Young
lady Of Utica New York, complains TO Mayor Wood, OF
New York that John Dolphin OF Durhsmville, New York
after having kept company with her for nearly years
being solemny aanced her last June has through
the persuasion OF her father broken off the engagement
and deserted her and she fears gone Europe marry
another girl She begs the mayor bring him before her
and make him fulfil his obligations towards her An off,
Ger was despatched to look for the runaway
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ASTONISHING ELoPEsEsrs-The Cincinnati Commercial
e llth instant furnishes the following particulars Of
0ls As most extraordinary Of elopemen we have
ever seen recorded:
vae Jay last week woman named Snlser eoped from
husband residence in Morgan township Butler coun
y ouio' with Young schoolmaster named Pcase who
wen teacher during the winter in the vicinity and
Nu,nB n Sasers house The Infatuated woman had
~ hSpPiy with her husband for near twenty years and
nun me mother of seven interesting children She
- 1en heF her youngest child infant Heavinu six
... VI husband and about five Thousand in cash and
aosaoss NOTES She the daughter of wealthy old
@ Nno ded about year ago leaving very hand
Pepefy 70 her, The notes she took with her were
~ tle purchaser Of portion Of the land inherited
kn.s, ather and drawn in favor of her and her
&, on me day after her flight of her broth
H., ~ ~ SICK in her house, died and it is presumed
- saaueh and strange Disappearance Of his sister
kfA ~ gwen me shock thar proved fatal The husband
SAy iagliye was in the city yesterday searching
~ Is y me whereabouts Of the wreched pair who
- oea MIN Of his peace He is almost crazed with
q sit nation and shame, and Is Of the opinion that
~ been IN the direction Of New York II is
n ease bad some Of the notes cashed in this city
~, 49, has not been ascertsined This is one OF the
H. Naoe cases Of elopcment Of which we have
~ - y seems wholly unaccoantsble vet the hui
krksss decettul above all things and desperately
49, At nome she was in very comfortable, circum-
y a. ner husband had just finished commodions
s,gt new house and the eldest OF her children was
~ toufteen years Of age interesting and
~ ~ ~. y than the one now dishonored and broken
gn' ago would be hard TO find
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DxATHJ Blshrhard, lately in the employ Of the uni-
ted States boundary commission died Psso del Norte
Mexico, on the 18th OF December.
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Two - NNTs4-~In department % spare hnva
goods, ample,
hlaly prices,
sspaa.., w~oas sn,ea and h.a @hres
complete.
In the goods purchaser. may
booking stoek We
article that s~ss 'he
81 OF thu above clauses.
supplies az all ksnds az sos adapted saacra Iay
eonsumpstas consssasy hand
All persons habit Of buying where
three prices fnvssd convinced
oaly
Deiay settling il expected
Good Articles, psecs rvssd Az
PERRY Il BKorWEk,
sacravai West Rusldinx.
Apsi a-Al0uf Opposite crnua Market.
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ny TELEG Il APH.

Later from Harano.
CHARlEsroS April l3.The steamer Isabel has arrived
with dates from Havana 10 the 10th instant
large number Of assassnated during Holy
Week
The late manager of the windward railway and Lawyer
Sna have been discharged and advised in Europe
general feeling of discomfort prevailed among the Gre
oes.
The French brg-ofwa Meleagre arrived at Havana
Sunday.
Business nearly suspended, owing the Easter ho
days.
Late from the West Indies.
New YoRK, April l3.--The brig Hope, from Gonaives,
with dates to the 30h of March, reports much sickness
among shipping. Several of the Of the United States
sloop-of-war Falmouth were sick with the fever.
The Liquor Biz Signed.
PHILApElrHrA, April ls-Advices from Harrisburg
the signing by Governor Pollock Of the prohbitoy
liquor bill, or rather the ant-icense law.
TAe Convent VISIT Iaqary.
BosroS, April 1aThe committee Of inquiry the pro-
ceedngs the Nunnery closes its session tonight The
committee will report in few days
Steamboat Explosion.
BUFFALO April 13The steamboat Reindeer exploded last
night Alton Illinois, by which accident two hremen
were killed, and several others badly wounded
Pepper Nh Barns.
NEW HAVEN, (Ct) April ls.--Parker's extensive paper
mill at hi. place totally destroyed by fire last night
The loss is very hesry--partly insured.
The Markets
New YoRK, April l3.-The -four market is unchanged,
with moderate demand previous rates. $50 bbs west
sold southern is heavyl, 200 bbs at $40 SO &c.
The wheat market is frm-white Michigan ~ TO- Corn
prices are triHe hgher40000 bushels mixed at 81 o.
The cotton market is firm Porkprices trHe higher
400 bbls old mess, 4l5 rs $l6 do, SIT Is. The
beef market is unchanged. Lard il firm Sales Of Ohio
whiskey at 321x SO cents
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This hydraulic by the
Company, unqualified appreciation az ~
Department
ua,ed for sAe a. he
ONCE Of The eumpssy W ,............
street., New Vows.
Nat1 IA ilnf
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~ os.--ihe commissioners Of emigration at New
me total number Of alien emigrans arrived AT
port from LIST Of January to the llsh Of ApriI !, ls
out little more than half the number that ar
uuf'ng The corresponding period Of last year
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BUFFALO, April 13The steamboat Reindeer exploded las
night Alton Illinois, by which accident two remeI
were killed, and several others badly wounded
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Alteration, Everybody
Tar ss n-asos fepesney -
ss~~ssA ssA large s~sess@est ~ rrfns Pssa
sosdess xsttstyt ~hch
snsb'ed cnss psoe aud equally a. low -
they eaa be- pSrchssrd .ossAcsa
L. n, claANk,
fsgef-fta31es snd tpholSfcfrG
Ytan Cehlsces~'s sale 90 Cssy Property
advertised IN th~ Nsuonsi Intelligence place
Mondsy, April a. u The cs,y Hail. foe
10 o'cloca The sst
in Al % ,hs sy and psesrnts vnahe
opparuni fos all desiring pFoabir
Persons intending pSapppy "a
arc requested b. ess be aay
n J. ROCHE,
April II-asoNpi6 Cotsetas.
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Paper MI Barnf.

New HAVEN, (Ct,) April ls.-Parker's extensive paper
mill hi. place totally destroyed by fire last night
The loss is very hesry-pmtly insured.
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coNNs BACK TO YaSurLEs-The house Of repre-
sentstises Of Wisconsin, by vote of "a a. have
stored The death penalty il that State The senate have
YET 70 act upon the matter
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BosToS, April 1aThe committee Of inquiry the pre-
ceedngs the Nunnery closes its session tonight tn
committee will report in a few days
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nv y. g. MCGUIRE. Assts"sssr'
ngRENPToRY SALE Or Ai7soo ALExANpkiA sVDf2 -
Tasaday AAernoos, Apssi l7th - ~ ne
.uc,ioo ro.c.s sa purchasrrs ~" t
and ira bonds
~ zoo Corporation Of Gsossesowa stock
rsr@s e'- JAS. G. Mcguire,
April lid Sasoo""'''
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posr orrrcE DEPARTMENT.

Ships Loys-The Postmaster General has decided that
ships logs kept by masters of vessels for the Of the Ma
Observatory may be sent through the mail to the
perntendent the in this city without the pre-
payment Of postage such documents being regarded
shp letters be disposed of agreeaby to the provisions
of the 18th section of the act Of Sd March, 1925.
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Late from the Wea Mases.

New YoRx, April ls.-The brig Hope, from Gonaives,
with dates the 30h of March, reports much scknes,
among shipping Several Of the Of the United States
sloop-of-war Falmouth sick with the fever.
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The Liquor Biz Signed.

PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-Advices from Harrisburg an
the signing by Governor Pollock Of the prohibor
liquor bill, or rather the anti license law.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.

VIENNA, Tuesday Evening.
The political horizon has again become somewhat
gloomy II was said that yesterdays conference which
the first the third point, not satisfactory AL
though the western powers do not insist razng the
Notifications of Sebasopol they propose other conditions
which not agreeable to Russia
BsRLIS, Tuesday, March q, 1855
A teegraphc despatch from St Petersburgh dated the
Goth ns that the following despatch had been
ceived there:
Prince Gortschako arrived at Sebasopol the 10th
of March.
On the l4th the Turkish cavalry at Eupatore made
sorte, but repulsed
On the 18th three batalions of Zouayes attacked the
redoubts and driven back with great loss.
PANS Tuesday March 81 1855.
The Noaaear publishes the following despatch from
ConstantnopIe, dated the 10th instant;
In the night between the 18th and 10th instant the
French troops carried line Of ambuscades occupied by
the enemy sharpshooters At the time the Russians
made sortie extreme left which was vigorously
repused They had SO put hors Dc combat and with
drew in disorder.
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Tragyer to the Pension O5iee.-David NJ Ball. of Penn
syyanm seconded clerk in the Post Office Department
has been transferred the class in the Pension Of
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COSTLY BuiLDISG.--The new City Hall talked of in
New York will only cost S25ooooo, IL built of marble
from Lee Massachusetts,
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TOBACCO ron THE PooR.-At Northampton, New Jersey,
they atobacco fund'that is some benevolent in
aiydua has left $50 the interest Of which is forever to be
applied to the purchase of tobacco for the poor So says
the New Jersey Mirror.
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CHEAP LOTS FOR SALE At AUCTtON--on Monday Miei
nooA April 10th, ~ octock, auction rooa.s shat ~
building ioss, each ~ fe~t inehe. 'front.' by ~ ee
deep comprising os Nos. and square No os o" a ses
west south of the Capitol, tie Island. "a =.
Also, lot No In No T. divided into tbee in's "
each, 6s situated on ssa
nue. n 96:h street west These lon Ms ~
bckmakess and their c0nnSny 90 IN" es
for building loss. .t, ...n,b.
T.,tps balance In ,, o. asd moht
N-"-"'' " C. Mcguire,
April lid n
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WHAT NEXT Pit is said to be currently believed in
Holland that the te monarch, William the Second, only
pretended TO d get rid of the of royalty and is
now aiding his hew the Gar in the Crimea, under the
assumed name of Menschikof
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
A LAST B EFFORT!


We have commenced making out and
forwarding our Bills against subscribers
to the Mirror who are more than two
years in arrears; and we earnestly re-
quest that those who receive them will
be prompt in making reinittances. ~.
Tho sixth year Of this paperwill expire
1.-THE, 9th Of August next, when we
shall be under the painful necessity Of
erasing from our list the names Of all
delinquents as above, whoido not pay
inwholeor npart. We have endea-
yored to be patient and good-natured
to all, and to extend our clemency to
the utmost limit Of prudence; but we
eweitto those having claims against
us,sS, make collections, in order to pay
our debts, and to keep the press in OPP
Grafton. ,ty 5,so,
There are on our books atleast FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS Of these accounts
sofIlong standing, that must now be set
tied. Such as do not remit before the
frstsof August, must expect a call, in
the name ettke omn,..to,,,s;v,ealth Of Viir-
giiaiia, shortly after that time.
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I'm: ,iar0rl license in Wood County.

AT The recent session OF the county
Court Of Wood, . vote was taken on
tho question of 6 granting licenses to or ss
dinaries, which resulted as follows:
For. license 8. Against, 8. ~
This result was received with loud
cheers, and considerable rejoicing by
the citizens present. After dinner,
however, BY a vote of 8 toe, the mat.
ter was re-considered, and the Court
voted as follows: .,., l !,
For license 9--against 5. Two Of
the members Of the Court were absent,
and one declined to vote. lid
Our contemporary Of the Parkersburg
News exhibits o manly sympathy with
the friends Of sound morals, and an IN
usual amount Of independence for q
political editor, in his course relative
to this subject for he publishes in his
paper pap, the names and votes Of all the
magistrates on the bench, as well as q
list Of those absent when the vote was was
taken. Those who placed them in Of
fee will thus be enabled to see whether
or no they are acting in accordance
with the will Of their constituents; and
in case Of default, to apply the proper
corrective. q. 4 .
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visited the ship and found thatin addi-
ton to the cargo, she had on board
$4,000 rifles and 5000 reyolyers!-
The Messrs. O. Merchants, of Boston,
were passengers on board the vessel
The Standard asks-What are our
Consuls in the United States about to
have permitted such cargo to leave
without apprising the Government here
of the fact?
ghe emigrant ship John, from Ply
mouth for Quebec, has been wrecked :,
and anumber of lives lost. rta
The bill for abolishing newspaper
stamps had passed.
An incendiary fire, lindled by dis
chargedworkman, destroyedto one
Of the floating batteries just ready to
launch IN the Thames. 3lF -
SPAIN. 81
Inthes Cortes on the %, Senior Ave
ella declaredin the name of the Dem
ocratic party, that it never entered in
to any negotiations with Mr.. Soule for
the sale Of Cuba to the q. States.
a"r ITALY. r -9e
Mount Vesuvius is in an active state
Of eruption.
1t was reported that the King Of
Naples had been fred atby an assassin
at q review, but upon enquiry twas
found that the affair was nothing more
than an accidental discharge from the
gun Of a soldier. ! III 81
AUSTRIA.
An agricultural district on the bank
Of the river Teisse, covering 1900
square miles, has been inundated in
consequence Of a rise in that river.-s
The crops are most probably destroyed.
ss9 RUSSIA. iai rs
Russian accounts confirm the report
of an 'insurrection in Ukarine, and
state that Poland is in q very restless
state. al g3ca ts,r
Petersburgh sdvices to the 1st'men
ton the expected arrival at Cronstadt
of several American ships with cargoes
Of hemp and iron.
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w Excitement on ths Frontier The St.
Louis (Mo.) Mirror Of the llthsay: "
a trustworthy correspondent from
Jackson county, writes that there is q
project on foot in this and two or three
adjoining counties, to march gang Of
two orthree hundred men! over to Iau.
renee City, and stronghold ofthe anti
slayery settlers in Kansas, and destroy
The presses andsffices oftlose abolition
papers published there. The editor Of
one has threatened, IL His office is assail-
cd, to blow himself family and enemies
into the air together, BY touching off
some kegs Of gunpowderIh lie has stored
away in the building for such a consin.
gency. The powder arrangement is,
perhaps CANNON, butlif thepro.slaye-
rymen endeayor to carry ,outtheir de-
sign il will, resultin some way in seri-
Gus mischief They seem determined
however: to serve the papers there as
they did the ParkviIle Luminary-with
asummary "wettipg down. fl5a. !