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THE AUSTRIANS IN THE PRINCIPAL.
tiles.

The English press are giving all due pub
licity to the outrages committed by the Aus
trian troops in the principalities. These out
RACES are quite in keeping with the conduct
Of the Austrians in Hungary, when, not
content with destroying the nationality of
the Hungarian people and depriving them of
their trsditionary rights, they practised the
most wanton cruelty upon the persons of
their conquered foe, without respect to age
or sex. But in condemning their enormities
in the Priucipslities. it would be well for the
English press to recollect that it was through
the agency of the allies that the Austrians
were placed in their present position. If
this most despotic government and inhuman
soldiery are not actually battling against
Russia. it is not for want of the most perse-
vering and abject solicitations to that end
from England and France, the protested
champions of civilization and free princi
pies.
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CECOND LIST-POPULAk BuUko
~ FOR RIIMnER READING -Lishfs and ahe-

CECOND LISr-POPULAk BUUko
- FOR sUMHER READING.--Lishts and shs.
dows of English Life. Owls ~ no 81 so.
Ellie, or the Human Comedy. By John Esten
Cooke Author Of .Ths Virginia ComediaDs," &c
Doesticks-wh hat he says | vol. illustrated, 81.
Our Country men, or Brief Memoirs Of Eminent
f fGossisa !, j. L'p'ins illustrated BY los
Life in California, Mountains and Mole Hills; OF
Recollection. Of Burnt Journal. By r. Msrryatt
j LIE Cure Manrue or Social and Religious Customs
in Frsncs. By Councillor. 75c.
pG.sas: from 1, the ssds Fields BY the Rowing
NJ. moirs Of the Counte.. Of BIes,ln ston. By R.
r Nader, Efq vols, 81
r 4 Josrney Though the Chinese Empire. By M
Plims.'. Travels in Europe and the East. 2 vols
ilT.tr.,ed, % y.,...,. AZ,
die Agents; an Historical Romance. By Agnes
Mirand. Elicit or the Voice Of the Spirit. By 8.
Kate Ayle.ford Story of the Refugees. By G.
]. Peterson. Paper 81. Goth 1.25.
The Mi.sps Bride, o. Nj lam the Avenger. By
Slater fv Agnes, Or the Captive Man. Bya Clergy
:, The conscript; Tale of the Empire. From the
Nelly B,ac.sn a Tale of Forty Yesrs Ago. By
.lThs New Pastoral. By Tt ,mAs Buchanan Read.
The Partisan; a Romance { f the Revolution. By
w. G Sims New Edition, 81 Is.
southSs I'd Ho A Spell OF Sunshine. By w. g.
Fifty Years in both Hsmisphsrss, or Rsmini.
SCIENCES In the Life of a former Merchant. By Vim.
cent Nolte.
Life and its Aims 75c.
May and December; Tale Of Wsdded Life. By
No Fol H isIs &c j aye u w o.
l6-2t l39 Main 1T.
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D.-..-cu son rHE SPRINGS. - Persons
800 % The Springs can have the Dispatch
- q them Tor any length OF time they
nsy dssirs-
rHr PROSPECTS OF TIE SIEGE.
accousts ftom the allied camp give Us
one side Of the story. They state that the
Russians in Sebastopol are evidently On short
allowance; that ammunition cannot be aoun-
dsut. for broken shells have been hred
from he wallis; supplies have been nearly
cut On. and reinforcemsnts do not approach.
The assault upon the Redan and Maiakon
IN snon be renewed. The London Times
exu]fiueIy declares: "Sebastopol VIII soon
b ours" Perhaps so; but a. the veteran Oh
the Enquirer was wont to say "noas ser'
So1s."
On the other side, it is said, that the allied
armies are suffering severely from disease
The Sardinian General, Marmora, and the
British General, Estcourt, have died; and
ont Of 800 Sardinians attacked. over 800 fell
victims. The increasing heat mnst increase
the rAvages Of the epidemic. ''Baiakiava,'
says letter writer, ''is q plague spot; the
hsrbor il like fetid ditch, and death, in the
form Of fever and cholera, remain supreme"
In addition to sickness, discOrd il showing
its head in the allied camp, and, as q con
temporary remarks. events are verifying
the observation of Gen. Scott, on reading the
news from the Crimea, that 10 bis opinion the
most formidable obstacle the allies had to
contend with was divided command.
The present position of Austria will ena-
bic Russia to concentrate heavy reinforce
ments in Sebassopol. In debate in the
House of Lords, on the 26th of June, Lore
Lyndhurst made speech upon the treache-
rous conduct of the Austrian Government
in which he declared: II believe that Aus
tria has secret understanding with Russia;
that in pursuance of it, she has Withdrawn
her forces from the frontiers of Gallicia ana
other places and that these two powers
have come substantially to neutrality trea-
IT," Lord Clarendon, in his reply, admitted
that the recent negotiations with Austria mad
failed, land left England and France free ana
0uAotbeIou, W mdAc PCoSO oAA 1890
terms" The freedom of one party involves
the freedom of the other, and there appears
no longer any doubt that Austria has dis
banded considerable portion of her army,
and relieved Russia of the disquietude which
her doubtful attitude and heavy ornaments
had occasioned. 1t is stated that, in conse-
quence, the finest of the Russian troops,
which have all along been watching the
movements of Austria, have received orders
to march to the Crimea forth with. Accord
ing to the New York Herald, portion OF
these troops were understood to have reach
cd Perekop at the time the news left, and
was shortly expected at Sebastopoi. If this
be true, the fall of this stronghold is more
remote than ever, and the ability of the al
lies to retire in safety from the Crimea some'
what problematical
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Jul

RICHMOND Markets, July a.
FLouR-There was q sale of Superfins on the Es-
elm Bank Saturday, at $40 25-indicating consdera-
BILE decline on the last sale to shippers
WHEAT Several hundred bushels of new were
received the latter part of the week. That which
led 70: been bought for delivery was sold at g.;
CoRN-See ms to be In fair demand at Si023 q
St05
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APPROPRIATE RETALIATION.

The emeute created in the London parks by
the introduction of bill into Parliament by
Lord Grosvener, to shut up the beer shops
and other retail establishments on Sunday,
was worthy of the good sense and good tu-
mour Of John Bull. II is altogether the best
thing of the season. The poorer classes.
viewing Lord Grosvener's bill as an attack
upon them, determined that if they could Mt
have their fun in the beer shops, the aristoc-
racy should not have theirs in the parks
And so they stopped the carriages Of the no,
bility and obliged number Of them to get
out and go to church! Think of his Grace
and his Lordship, with their families, handed
over to the sections by the beer drinkers, and
forced, nolens volens. to say their prayers
The mob was benevolent as well as just
For it is clear that the aristocracy need pray
ing for, and as nobody else will pray for
them, it is only right to make them pray for
themselves.
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TRIAL OF CASES IN ENGLISH
COTJRTS

An American gentleman, who was present
at the trial of civil case in England, speaks
in strong terms of commendation of the
temper and moderation with which the
case was conducted by the counsel, and es
pecially the gentleness and forbearance with
which the cross examination of witnesses
was conducted. Cross examinations, he says,
| are rarely used in England except for the pur-
pose of breaking down a witness who is not
speaking the truth. There were no snappish
| Interruptions, no unseemly vociferations, no
angry snarls, no vulgar elimination and re-
| crimation.
The trial referred to lasted about seven
hours, and the American visitor is persuaded
that it would have taken about three days
| in our country. Time is 80 valuable in Eng
land that the utmost expedition, consistent
| with justice, becomes essential The most
ample preparation, he adds, is made for trial.
| everything is done out of court that can
| be; the case is stripped of its useless integ-
| uments and appendages; the essential issues
| alone are presented, and not word is spoke
| that is not pertinent to them. The manner
in which cases are tried in England affords
an example which might be sdvantag eously
initiated in America
V The defences Of Sebastopol, upon
their present large scale, were, we believe,
commenced by the Emperor Nicholas about
twenty years ago. 1t is said that the Empe.
ror was prompted to their construction by an
intimation from London journal in the
French revolution of 1891, that few ships
could set fire to the imperial Feet in that
port. An eminent French engineer, X. H.
De He'll, who visited Sebastopol in 1871 de.
| clared that its defensive works were SO bad
ly built and located that the town was ut.
terly defenceless on the land side, and that
"a force of some thousand men, aided nv q
maratime demonstration, would have had no
sort of difficulty in forcing their way into the
interior of the place, and setting fire to the
feet and the arsenals" The operations of
the last ten months before Sebastopol do not
confirm the opinions of Monsieur De He'll.
French writer says: =" As to manners
politics, and sociability, America is one of
the most detestable countries in the world
q country made up Of selishness and false
hood, of corruption and barbarism, withou.
intelligence, courage or genius"
We trust this is not specimen of French
"manners;" if so, their manners must be ON
par with their morals
Mr.. Gooch, partner 10 the house of Geo. Pea.
body 4 Co. OF London. arrived In New YorL 10
the Pacific. Intending to m Ike brief tour through
the United States.
Grist and Mario sppaar 10 Dublin on the 9th Of
August for briei engagement, previous 10 lheIr
fnsi retirement"
lnlia Dsan Hssaa n narf,s.nia. -
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EXPLOSION or SOP. FOusrAIs.--At 2
o'clock last Saturday Aherpson ihs soda fountain
lssese bcuthAu = Cos establishment, explo de-
sed eeettsred the eaas and other sr etss aronnS =
over the room, bus cid no ss,ious inj,B. =
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MARINE NEWS.
roxr or xicHAonp, July IA

-. II ARRIVED,
Steamship City of Richmond. Mitchell, Philadel.
phia, mdz and passengers.
sehr Ring Dove. Palmer, Philadelphi,, mdz w D
Colquitt Co.
ss SAILED
Schr Ellen Goldsboroush. Jonss Baltimore.
echr WIN Wilson. Heath, North Carolina
Schr Thos Conner. Booth, surry.
NORFOLK. July 18Th Arrived ship Gertrude, Fin.
ney. OF New Bedford, I0S days from Callao, foe Or
W. spoke U s.. brig Balm bridge. 1t Commsndin Z
Rowan BID for Rio July Oh. of Hstterss, spoke
Back Aianeo. feom New York for Mobile
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NOTICE.-Having qualified as the ex.
IN ecutor of the last will snd testament Of Excy
Gill. deed all persons indebted to the estate. will
make payment to me. and all persons having claims
against the same, will please present the for set
Element. g. A. MYERS.
Exr. OF Excy Gill, decd.
Julv Id,h IQS5 10 16-ao9ax
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WIN. WILDT, JEwELLER AND EroRA-
w YEA. No. l9a Mala street. Cd story re,p at.
fully inf,rns the public that be l. ready 70 reesivs
ordss for ell hinda Of Jswslsy ana Ensravinsa-
Also. work ta Hsir sxssatsa. Geld pIspars1 fbs
tne use % Osesissss ~ le~lu
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nc 000 HAVANA AIRS
tOsOOO RETAILED IN THREE
MONTHS.-The subtcIiber has retailed more &C.
NUINE HAVANA CIGARS in the last months,
than any other establishment 10 the State of Vir
snis. He calls particular attention to the follow.
log popular brands: Cabaoas, La Jssmir, La Jacntc
Morers, Diana, Nebsj,s, &c
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
American Hotel, corner Main an 18th str.
liz l6
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MORE EvIDENoE.-We have ina, !
Informed BY gentleman from the cons. ' y
large family. that he has had great mar! w.
OF Summer Complaint, but not 10 one me-
he failed 10 mskips perfect cure In lss Issa 4
ty-four hours. with BAKER's PREMIUM RIA
He believes, also, that $50 would not h.v. ~
doctors bill without the Bitteu Hs nav, ,
intends to do without 1t In his IA pilg. H,,..ss
be used If required, but not wishing Il uubEssnt
Price only 80 cents per botsle. To be bsao,yas
PURCELL. LADD L Co., Richmond, Vs'w5s
gists everywhere vns
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RoBBERY.-On satHrday night last Mr..
Towers room, at Mrs Babers boarding house,
was entered and robbed of about $50 in money,
and watch and chain. A negro boy has been ar
rested on suspicion but the lost articles have not
been recovered ssfi
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AcoIDEsT.-On Saturday last one of the
vorkmeu employ cd on the Me5ical Collese fell from
a scsffold,ne and broke of his thighs besides
| otherwise ipjuring himself seriously.
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DR. L. B. WRleHr's T..,,

CATHARTIc on FAMILY PRYgc IN. Lss>
chespest and most efficient Cnh.rti. .. i.
the public aver sss,s
It = =. ts s;,. t.hersby avoiding th. n,,,.
iect OF fill: Oil, Esnna. &ei and pros,..ss
or other psinfuf effects Uniihs ali az q,
IL resches to the bottom Of the dIsss...' eeTsrs
cieanses the stemach aud leaves the oo.. .sss,
free from oos,iveuess. ''Sss as
No family should be without II
Children drink It readily and vitho,t.
Medical Faculty. !
Give 1t . fair trial ard then iud,s Ca
II csn be had whoiessle and retail AZ pmss.s
LADD CO., Richmond, LYONh Iurpune
burg. and Druggists generally. 'Ls ssr
d.. WsIGHT's prineipsl depot, 49, R,,.,
York. ,nsfe,tss
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Aseans the arrivals 1.-THE Nali,aal, 10 Washioe.
toe, Thsrsdsy. were Hon. = Mssds and Or. En-.
pc u w.
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Run caused the arrest and commitment
| OF number of persons last Saturday night. Most
of them we're brought before the Mayor yesterday
morning and disposed of.
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STEALING Observation-Disclosures on
shockoe Hill, Suffered severely from Nocturnal
visitors on Saturday night. We have heard of iour
or Eve persons who lost their poultry at that time
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MOSQUITO MI .s 10 "a
V1 Nsttias; Wide seslsss tafWrll
ISIS
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FAILING Dowr.--The Southwest corner
., ina brick wall around the Quaker buryiog
ground GU Cary street isiumohne oomn ,,,d 1h ~
fhereby obstructing the sidewalk. snou'o pe
amended to without delay.
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NoTloE.-A meeting of the Stoebho3.
Of the Tucksbos and James River Rsi!ro,a r.-
ny will be held at the office of Dlnlou ~
Co on MONDAY, the Esd instant, at ido':Is.,t
NJ. G. w. ROysSsst
jy7-sodtd ssr.a,
JN0. MCDONALD, Dentist Main nh.
between 9Th AID 18th Sta. opposite Corn,Lis, =
jy 2-31m
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K.~.,r's N,rsrnELs give an0tncI VI
IT. .rrsio- and eptsrssiniug musical exbiphlons
- Metropoltsn Hall this evening. where al rsnse
Mar "a spepd . pleasant hour, should co. .l -
who have heard these sable sopgssers spo'A -
them In high terms.
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MECHANICS Bull DING Fusn A.
ton The 10th regular meeting Of IN. 49,. .ses
will be held at Saunders' Hall on M0Nn.staS
ing, July 10th, at 8 O'Clock. oAi NJ
The Secretary will be at the s.ors Of ~,
risson during the evening, to receive a. Z
members. EDW,D McT ne IA
jy 14-2t staI
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BURGLARY Last Saturday . free fellow,
..,led Henry Toppance entered the residence Of
Mr. lanes May, by removing the sash over the
door. and robbed the house Of leather trunk con.
tajoine sIl In money and sundry articles OF wear.
ing apparel. Saturday afternoon he was arrested
BY officer Seal and committed to the cage tor e1'
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"a LOO. F-NOTTcE.-Friend

n" j. " u. F.-NOIICE.-FTI6 nu.
X ship Lodge No. 10.-An members
4 quested to bs present ct opr REGULAR meet.
4 \irs on Tuesdsy nisht, the 18th, on bosl-
ness Of i'm portspce to every member.
iy16- 2ts H. r. COOK. Sec'y.
TEN DOLLARS kEWAhD.-stolen
Il from the subscriber ct tho boarding house OF
Mrs. Baber, No 24 Main street, on Saturday night,
IA inst. Silver Watch, nth Gold Chain and Seal
and broken crystsi The above reward i'll be paid
on delivery Of said Wsrch to the subscbsr at G. II.
Wynn's Office, or Mrs. Bs5er. Z. TOWER.
~ 16-ts &
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Mr.. Gooch, partner 10 the house of Geo. Pa.
body 4 Co. Of London. arrived In New YorL IL
the Pacific intending to m Ike brief tour throush
the United States.
Grisi and Mario appear 10 Dublin on the 9Th n,
August for brief engagement, previous to iheIr
fnsl retirement"
Ohio 1't
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DsowsrD.--Last Saturday aftersoon
Coroner wicker held an Inquest q the Tfsoss sd
Works over the body Of 9 neGr9 ~ .s,s q ia
dssSS By drownioe. The evidences pro,,ea o n Pa
on Friday evening the deceased ven =. Ia Jsosn.
canal 70 baihe, when he soon got owe. un . - .
and sunk to rise no more. .d fso Verdict Of
the Jury. accidental DROWNING
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NEW sPHc1AL =

--~-------.------4 SAAo NfITfa ~
MELTING or DEM1csa1,c 5
me MEMBER Of the Commits. y C6ssl,.>
Victory = vi.sini.. s ere ,san., =. Sc
az eight lthis evening" al as s,s to ns~ ~
Hotel: Biosd street. The Corn,ecoes. II
rsss hn1s TOR dsfraJins tbs .,auss sss,sA
bI.tios sIs si:c requested to m s.ss,,s..
and piscss tits hoped there III, 2 q The 80 II
teneaaes OF eli the msmbe,s ~ % % sss.s
~ 16-1t hiLLs cl'ss
An EsrIHE REvoL0rlos IN
D.; 1. 3 WRIGHT. Of Nsw Va. IEbIc,
Liquid Cathsrtie, . or ,sst.1 .ak ha D.
which is Intended to supsresss Pm saiy ~
ma II les, pleasant that III IN 0 =.
cannot refose it. II srodo.s. ssstss -
smsllest child will take 1t wIthor, aaass
perfectly safe In all cares wbsrs ~, l1siaL NJ
gnhse sli other pursativss, Il set,tiDya, ~
the Hvs,. veii-v-s the ssouscb fro,. ~
iedsts The bosoeis free from eostisens,. 0rsoaa.s
~ vegetable preparation. Dirsntlo,. .shsk,
paying each bottIs. hs a. n
1t can be had Of PURCELL. Lam
mopd. LYON & RIvEs, Petsr.bn,.D
sto' o. throushout the State. Ons Il. sat d 8
to Danish Pills, OIL and Salts forsvs. ~ hss
iy I4-2tt 'ei Hom a. y
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The ARMoRY BAsD, with their new 10.
struments. intend commencing their usual summer
evening entertainments on the Capitol Square, this
evening If pnts ble but ifnot, on the Monday
following We do not know that any arragen1ents
have yet been made to give them partial rsmu.
neraion for their services, but not subscription
list should ct once be opened for that purpose.
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= o.a.is@.e. We are s.ssys = ~, :, 4
that cur sswsd Calf ska Coos" IN hand sl 40 81
rived. We have noe eseiy .,sn lssn s,.gsrs
be pleased to see you at the .. MAus
Msis q Eagle Squire.
- M Nlas1disg
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nmrArcu ron THE SPRINGS. - Persons
49,. - he Springs can have the Dispatch
- = chem for any length Of time they
.n.~ annSfa
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THE regular functions of the body cannot 90 on
while the Liver the great regulator Of the sysem,
is out of order Sallow Skin, Headache, Heaviness,
Pain in the Side, 1ndie and q complete pros.
tration of the system, are SOME of the evils which
follow. To dssipats all these bad Effects take CAR
rERs SPANISH MIXTURE; 1t regulates the Liver and
imparts q life and vigor to the weak. enervated
and entsebled. single bottle frequently sufiees in
such cases. Try 1t. cod 8
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fERA u. s. MAIL SIEaaSSoal.
SHA JAMESTOWN FOR NEMn .T

- rs sT 1os HsaarGr.A.o,s s,, u.s. :. :,
sss Sua , % SeloeI ~ .sai
consIsuse. are Informed th., tass 70 ssaa 49,
landed to-day, and they are 'saa' .n.aLs
for them .na IN thsir eh.
ding or their goods all Dc nunI'AM wAts~
IL t6-2t boD1--------- - IKs~
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ITO THE TRADE.
i We have just received a full supply Of
DIR L. WEIGHTS
LIQUID CAThARTIC,"
Or tasteless
FAMILY PHYSIC.
jy l6-2t* PURCELL. Lam 4 IN
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VOL u q LATE SEMIlsAkY-S. a.
~ STEPHENS will reopen his Seminary on The
frat o. Ocsobsr at hs former yooms on tha co,ns 81
Franklin and FIFTH Streefs so'Ae VI
The boarding department will be eontInued q, last
year on tne cSrner Of franklin and Adams stTeets .
Ine riacipst Will give his undivided Attention 10
e iotsrs.t OF the school, aided By the moss asc ,u
e".1eo ..-..-an-. ~ l6-MATh6w
EDUCATION.-Dr VOLGER respect.
~ fully ohsrs his services ~ teacher of mai AMI
sad Modem Languages 70 the lsdies and aentisnsn
OF the City OF kichmond. He will b. In town d..
rms the summer auonths and can be seen ~ he :,
sdeaes. Clay street, between 9Th and eth.
IN t6-1U
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/ AIDES CATER BOOTS.-The sub
scriber hss just received a very superior lot of
Ladies' Cater boots. with aud Without tips mads
nv McCurdy of Philadelphia They are the best
Cater ever offered for sale in this city at $3.50 per
pair. All 10 want will call at
ALEX. HILLS,
Premium Boot and Shoe Store, No. 127, Maio ct.
1yl6
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
War With England, for Certain.


The Loudon Times has at length
found real cause for war with the
United States. II urges as reason
for not treating the people Of tho Uni
ted States with courtesy and consider.
alton, that We are continually tamper-
ing with Her Majesly's soldiers in Can
ada and inducing them to desert (which
villainous SYSTEM" the writer goes on
to say. "has been practiced more or
less during the last fifty years.
IL is undoubtedly true. that dcser-
lions from the English regiments in
Canada are very frequent, and the de-
seriers very naturally endeayor ut once
to make their way into our territory,
and put themselves under the shelter
Of our ilag, where they would be free
from the danger Of arrest. But it is
quito impossible that any influences
can be brought to bear upon the Eng
lish soldiers from this side, except the
general promise Of better treatment.
higher pay and an abundance Of hon
orablc employment. which our Free
Government and prosperous condition
hold out to the oppressed aud humble
laborers of all nations. The pay Of n
common soldier in our army is more
than double that OF soldier in the
English army, and, ms this fact is gen
orally known, il isnot matter Of won.
der. though it may be cause Of grief
to John Bull, that soldiers are continu.
ally deserving from the British Prov
nccs for the express purpose Of enlist.
Ing in our army. IL he wishes TO pre-.
vent descriion in Canada, let him doub.
lie the pay Of his soldiers. throw open
the line Of promotion from the ranks.
and abolish the system Of aristocratic
favoritism. and not shake his fist un-
der Johnathsn's nose, and threaten to
whip him. That won't pay, John
Bull. You can buster and eat beef,
but you can't fight on this Continent,
you never could.