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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
Report Of the Examining Committee Of Burling-
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Report Of the Examining Committee Of Bnrling.
ton University.
GENTLEMEN OF THE Board or TRUSTEES:
In compliance with the duty assigned to
the Examining committee of Burlin. ton
University the following report is respect
fully submitted.
The Academical term Of instruction just
completed embraces portion of the year
in which constant and rigid application to
study is quite difficult. During these
months also, several Of the students are
obliged to exchange their studies for ac-
tive labor on the farm, a fact which of
course tends more or less to embarrass the
operations of the school. Nevertheless it
is gratifying to be able to state that the
exercises of the different classes on Tues
day and Wednesday the days Of Examina-
ton, were in very high degree satisfacto-
ry, by no means falling behind, but rather
exceeding in interest and evidence of thor
ough application, than Of the preceding
term. 1t may not be improper to say that
the examinations of the pupils Of the Insti-
tuition are manifestly conducted on correct
and honorable principles. It somtimes
happens that scholars are examined on
certain picked and well conned portions of
their studies, by which means quite back
ward scholars, with smattering of their
previously assigned parts, will be made
to exhibits wonderful proficiency. Such
course too plainly is adopted TO mislead
the friends of the pupils, is positively in
furious to the student himself, and in fact
tends in the end to defeat its own design.
1t is needless to distinguish particular
classes the examination of which gave spe-
cial satisfaction Suffice it to say that the
exercises as whole bore good testimony
to the faithfulness of the teachers aud the
diligence of their pupils.
The closing performances of the school,
on Wednesday, consisted Of defamation
and the reading Of essays, This impor-
tant department has received especial at
tention, which has been rewarded by cor
responding improvement and success. 1t
would be gratifying, were it not deemed in
expedient to point out some of these per-
formances which were of more than ordin-
airy excellence.
The final act of these interesting eXer-
cises was the awarding of gold medal to
the best scholar in the school. For this
honor the claims of three of the pupils
were nearly equal, making it somewhat diff
fieult for the committee of award to come
to decision. After careful aud impair
tial consideration, however the medal was
given to GEORGE G. REMEY of Burling-
ton. tits proper to add, as the claims of
the three young friends were so nearly bal
anced, it was voted by the trustees present
that n suitable testimonial be presented to
the remaining two aspirants 1t has ac-
cordingly been decided that gift of
equal value with the medal, be presented
to them as token of praiseworthy dill
gence and an encouragement to future
excellence. Ii r. WILBUR,
Chairman of Examining Committee.
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sImnroved Land for Sale.

80 Improved Land Tor Sale.
FIGHTY Acres oflsnd, six miles from Burline ton,
II ialf a mile from the Mt Pleasant Plank road
and the limo Of the Railroad: Forty acres in
good cultivation, and thirty acres in good timber adj
Joining will sell this land for $25 90 per acre,
and give one and two years twothirds Of the pur
chase money. Call at the real estate agency Of
june 90 bpy ~ - Aas aL..D.SIOCKI0N.
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Alrs.---------,, Of Oswego, n. r, as she MAS
gasiag with admiration at one Of the OBJ
structions which had lately besn thrown
across the Susquehannah, for the purpose of
working the machinery of some mills on
either side Of Is, exclaimed With perfect SIM
plicily Of heart, SO, isn't that dam beanti-
ful!''
he is shrescd ~
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oneial Interference.

We observed Mr.. Walbridge, the gentle
many and courteous mail agent upon the
'' very busy yesterday at the polls,
%''s'agapoar German fellowcitizens. We
. .,a'a u" he employed deputy to fill his
p rss upon the cars, for the trip, and de-
,s''a a'' time for the day, to election.
", s..'0 very much obliged to Mr.. Pierce
m : i'teres, he shows in us and Iowa
va's Weave very much obliged 10
0e allowing his otilce-holders to learn
s''v % vote, and particularly obliged
v. = usso courteous a fagleman as
~ xlbsiags.
IN .ssafveyor aud collector Of the Port
1snasto0 vas not seen about the polls
!. - sosed, He probably thinks he
sed bis bread aud butter in the
IN nv q crazy and stilted mendacity pro.
' Trough the Gazette.
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To Country Merchants

To Country Merchants
VIZ have now received and opened full supply
w of Ware suitable for Country Trade, and 81 e
selling at prices which viii compare favorably with
those of any other market, east or west.
We buy for cash of the manufacturers in England.
and having long experience in the business, are
assn, ca that selection of Goods and our Prices,
cannot fail to give entire satisfaction to Dealers who
have been in the habit of buying in Eastern South
ern markets. MCkITTERlCK d MILLER.
North Sd street, nearly opposite Earret House
Burlington, May l6, 1855 Gazette copy.]
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forth Western PomologicaI Convention.

Hydraulic Cement . 4 !.
Just received superior article, which will be sold
y cheap, to close CONSIGNMENT.
July Is. PEASLEY & MICH AEIS.
CO.Partncrship Notice.
TIME CePartuership heretofore existing between
/ S. L. BUNK P and ALLEN HENpRIcxs is this
day diss lived b, mutual consent. All accounts
settled by S. L. BURNAP who is authorized to collect
all notos and accounts due said firm. ~
S. Z. BURNAP,
ALLEN HENDRICKS.
Burlng on, July 18th, IS.
In retiring from thu late firm beg leave to ex-
press my thanks for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed on and our late firm and would respectful
ly ask continuance Of the to my late partner
and successor, ALLEN HESDRicKs. The books and
papers belonging to the late rn will be found Mt the
old stand until the FIRST of August and after that date
at the Brick Warehouse of Ogden 4 Copp on Water
street. where shall be happy to see al my friends
~ Respectfully, s. L. BURNAP. s
July Esd, '55. [Gazetto Copy.
DIPLEY 5 Notes on the Gospels, and barnes Notes
IL on all the New Testament. Also Peterson's ia
miar Science, for sale 1t No. 2, Barrett House.
New Goods.
THE subscriber has just received general assort-
j ment Of Dress goods, consisting ir part of
Black and fancy silks, Bayagcs, Tissues, De-;
Mnntilas, Dress trimmings, Fringes and Lawns;
Also-Cloths, Cassimeies and Vestipgs.
Daily expecting large and general assortment of
seasemalAe goods which will be sold low. ~ eas
Friends and the public generally are respectfully
invited to cali and examine goods and prices. se
burlington, Iowa. june IS, '55 j. NJ. SWAN
City Lots for Sale,
ON the South Hill, in desirable Locatiens. Ts rms
de-. given at the Real estate Office of
July IS. ~ BROWN i LAHEE.
Homeopathic Pharmacy.
"a Lasalie street, Chicago, Illinois.
rases for Physicians and families filed or untitled
" Tipctares, trisuratiens sugar Of milk. iiohuler,
distilled water, Arnica plaster, Homeopathic CHICO
lasy Sc, &c. be had at the this establishment at
Her York prices. Also ssi ~
Homeopathic Books s
Orders sent BY mail will BE filed rs favorably
as when brought in person: every article sent
from this Pharuacy being warranted and fur.
nished NJ fxed price.
Tcrrns-Cash q short TING With city reference.
Orders shonid Be addressed to Dr.. Shipman, "a La
sailess. July IS y.
Wanted 81 4
ElNE thrussnd bushels Of Ashes, fer which I viii
~ gise Srentx PER bnshci, cash, Of full value in
Sosp. Any rcsscn haring the same will please LET
me know at The Neat Stsee, corner Of Warrington
ard wster streets. North a The Burlington House.,
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neairahlr Rnsidenac. IA Let.

Csituased on Main near Angular street, the hoast
" containing six goorUo,n. ard kRchcn, with ret nr
sistsrn, stsBe, &c. do. The lease df the premise.
ha wing two and half yesf. 10 run, with the furni-
turc in the bonse, viii be sud scean noiai
tsrs. The house Is in 70 rcpsir and The turniinrt
nearly new, and no desirable residence saa bs
fesusl in the CITY,. Possession given Tho fret 81
September. Enquire Of Isl L. D. STOCKTON.
4iulys IL, f'5b-d6w.ssfs : ID s.x5 Rgsa -,
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hse.., 9 :. kFsidsr, II Lancaster Ohio,
NJ, - a,''es 4 hat st.,e, died =
'sara I'm ! Portsmouth 4.
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Inkl Ink

A LARGE supply ct the Iowa Music Store, which
"A We will sell II cost, arc about closing OF al
our articles Of Stationery Come and all il you
wish to save your dimes s.is5 LANE. E
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New Livery and Sale Stable.

CROMPTON l. CROWDER.
n ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Bur
II lington and vicinity, that they have
Paint Shop
on Third Street near the NJ E. Church. laterly occu
pied by r. B. HARRIS, where they intend carry
ing on the
Painting Business,
in all its various Misunderstanding h,d IA years
.perience in all the principal cities in the Union
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting,
FRISCO PAINTING, in the latest style and most
approved mode.
Glazing and Paper Hanging
done with neatness and despatch.
limitations Of Wood and Marble
in the New York and Philadelphia styles.
Naa- Remember the shop on Sd street, near the NJ.
e. Church, where all orders will DO promptly at
tended to. THOMAS r. CROMPTON.
THOMAS CROWDER.
Aurusf lat 1S56--Smos Rs@
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uUMANITYia Ne City, ~ Rod 3. Il. Chari9,
II frs eAle q nal no 1arrst home
vHTYKOFF. q Tie Cyqsesssacea NJ NY Ccurtship,
w for m1e II Sn. BSxSef Honso-
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Pianos.
Seranhines and MeIodeors,

A Eastern prices, and ,rarrantcd, can always be
IA obtained at the "Iowa Music Store No char
res made for freight expenses. - r. LANE.
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1855. anmmer A1TaugeMents. l8oe;
T g 4
Sc hours bstresn Chicago and Neg York.
via
Mick;qcn Ceaasoi, Great WesteTn, B.f
Jalo & Brcnford HaiIrdys, to Buffalo.
Albany, fes0 Fork, Philadelphia and
Boston. The only direct route and 30
miles nearer TO Niagara Falls, Is miles
nearer to Netc York and Boston. than By
any other route.
Five Daily Trains Leave Chicago:
GINCINSATI EXPRESS Arrive ut
Cincinnati ST Pm; cannects NJ In
els .. n. dianapati. with tfsins fof Dayton, Co
;iumbns, GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, Pitts
hargis, philadeirhia, Washington ard
BatiiMse. gs
NAIL; Supper at Detleii, breakfast
a. Rochester or HmreIlsyiifs next
$50 .. m. morning. .upper in New York OF kdge
in Boston; also ledge in PhiladcIrhia,
ria Elmira-
LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Arrives in
7.45 .. m N. York at r. n. next evening, ~
Boston " at night. Arrive in Phila-
deiphia, ria Ennira, ut l0P.N.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS Arrives in
400 p. M New York nj A. n. second day, OF
E oston at l r. n. Philadelphia II 1880
fecrnd rnrFnipg.
900 .. m. NIGHT EXPRESS; Connects next
morning at D .troit With North shore
line of steamers.
Through wit tout landing, in time Tor s.sh A. N.
Express for New York and Boston. Also with
Steamers for Slndusky making direct railroad con-
nections to all p 5ints in Ohio and Pennsylvnnia-
ALTO connects direct through by Railroad to New
York and Boston.
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asA. s -. Newton Upper Falls, Yesterday,
sn,s a'e'n Aslas, COW, while quiet
s,s beneath revolving shaft, about
saS. =. tie ground, connecting two
Ned J, !. fstsee's Machine Shops, 60,
Sa,. aef sa'l entansled, and began to
asSs !; re's Moody, becoming aware Of
Ma !. Sa.p' made vigorous spring,
sssl''..s a her her connection With the
~ non, leaving her With stump
Inches iouc
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II. fall River News calla Nsx Bsafssdths
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MIR. VAN AMBURGTI !!
Whose daring achievements in the WILD BEASTS
DEN havs won for him. in all parts Of the world, i'm.
pcrishablc renown, accompanies this exhibition in per.
son. aud will fearessy enter the Cages of the Wild
Animals, where lie will exhibit hi. ast nshng and mys-
creatures. s5a4 ssagt,s t3g6.
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Pictures! Pictures .a
A LARGE lot of splendid enes just received from,
II Boston, at the Iowa Music Store. We will sell
them at Eastern prices. r. LANE
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Looking Glasses.
A FRESH eupply, Just received at the "lowa Mu-
n sic Store" Cali and sec (for) yoarsey 80
4 iuly 3 80 f4sss yaEf fsCfs R.sLANE.
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.- -il3.-er sSARAToGA,- august +.
An accident occurred on the Whitehall and
Saratoga Railroad this morning, some miles
above this place. As yet there been no par
ticulars.
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q $50 and 7.45 n. NJ. Trains connect
at Detroit NTH steamers for Cleveland, ar
riuing merit morning in time for all trains
through Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday night
is over this route 90 NJ, only train Sunday,
at 8. 90 P, H., No. 400 r. Il. Train Saturday.
900 P. NJ. Train connects direct Nth
trains on New albany and Salem, Gin
cinnati, Columbus and Pittsburgh Rail
road.
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Mns;cl Musiel

SeTapnlneS anu MeIUUeuNS.
Of the hest quality, can always be obtained at the
" iowa Music Store. A lot Of new ones are on the
way. to DO here in few days. II. LIME.
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4.s... sa!si Sheet MUSIC. slsi 4fgils5--
A LOT of new and excellent pieces Just received.
IA New supplies are received every week or two at
the Iowa Music store. (july 81 H. LANE.
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II. u SXVOh AVAJ Z
n. ". cor. Sd and Washington S
Emit and Edihles,

Fruit and Edibles. 5a,g gts
TUST received, a full supply Of choice Dry Apples
and peaches, oranges, lemons cocoa nuts, pr,nea,
rasens &C. Fresh Oysters, clans stcrsy
and f. cheap for cash at ANDERSON'S
june 2O'55 JGasette copy 1885 sat
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IOWA MUSIC Store.
East side Of Rarret House Building,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
RUFUS LANE. Proprietor.
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a Umbrellas, -.
NEW supply received. and plenty more coming
IN Call for shade ere it rains. n. LANE.
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a NOtlCe. 3
TUE subscribers are owners Of a majority OF the
i stock Of the La Grange eark Of the State Of
Georgia. and by the provisions of its charter per.
sonal1y liable for its issue The notes Of the Bank
will be received on deposit by on the terms
the notes of the State Banks Of Ohio and Indiana.
/. II. BURCH & co.
Chicago, August 2, ls55-2mos.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NIAGARA
ELLIS. BUFFALO. ALBANY &. NEW YORK.

Dss- Through tickets can be found 1.-THE different
Railroad Offices in the West and South Also at the
Office in Chicago, corner Of Lake and DeaIbon ss.,
opposite the FREMONT and at tho Depot foot Of Wa
ter street, R. N. RICE, Sup't.
H. j. srALpISa, Western Passage Agent.
August 2,IS55-9mcg, L. q =
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TO the stockholders Of The B. & W. p. r. Co.,
ut meeting Of the Directors Of the above Plank
IA Road Company, held at Burlington, June 25th,
1885, it was ordered that the Stockholders b. requr
ed to present their certificates of Stock for resss
all Stock not so fled shall be declared forfeited.
e teEzet3 r. c. KENDALL. sec'y 49,
- June 28S'55 EEla4 3 BID W. PR. Co.
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IANE Mt the Iowa Music Store, for old and Young,
" Come and buy one ere they are all gone. New
ones just received. fjuly K. LANE.
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STOVES.

.9EE agt &sE SIOtES. 't
4 LARGE assortment of Prairie State, Comet,
n Premium and elevated oven and othor stoves,
on hand and for sale by Ce20) j. W.. VII te
Timers stock.
A GOOD assortment ON hand at reasonable rates.
II june 20 J.sW. WHITE.
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New Furniture Ware Rooms
GAYLORD & DEANE.

JUST PUBLIsHED.
THE STAR PAPERS-By Asiiry Ward Beecher,
i for sale at No. 2, Barret House Block.
June s. $3.50
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st Dissolution. @ T."
THE copartnership hereto ore existing under the
i name of Sunderland d Hart, isthis day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business Of the late firm
will be settled by Isaac T. Sunderland, at the old
stand on Jefer,ou street. Those knowing themselves
indebted to said firm will please call and settle up,
BY note or otherwise. - &a4 s ~
- J. P. SUNDERLAND d BRO.
S, M. HART, s.re.55 go q, h. z
ISAAC T. SUNDERLAND.
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G4as E#es+ parasols.
JUST received and for sale cheap, ut the Iowa Mu-
j sic Store. Ijuiy 81 r! bANE.s
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ME have the agency for the sale Of La Sale NJ.
" ufacfnrc e Saiarat us and ycnst powders al La
sslle, price, ghts added. e e, IN 49,
jsne IS SHORT / REMIcK
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z.ss .s,aea Farm for sale. z 4sva ls!
1dr7 ACRES Of land with good improvements, in
1ft Yellow Spring township, will be sold very
cheap by fully Is. BROWN LAHEE.
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Cheap sssverss sss~ NJ.

Vermont appears to b. model State in NJ
gard to the management @, its finances. The
total disbursements Of the State revennc for the
year ending the third OF August last, were oaly
Sl53,l?, Err twen,y-seyen TINES kss than the
actual expenses of the government Of the city al
New York which has considerably icss than
twice the population Of Vernon, and there
was = balance Of money in the Treaslrr's
hands AT the eed Of the war amounting to
Sl6,7000
heeyp"n-es of the Legislature wer s2l, 1870;
the State printing cost S1l2l; Executive sal
aries and expenses s2,i6l; Judiciary and pros
ecuting crimes s62469 NEARLY oneehalf Of the
State expenses. For the Relief Of the Poor
$4,000, Paid for raupers in Asylum 1891
For Raf and Dumb S3,2i0, To Agricultural
Societies 81 $50. Bounties for Killing Bears
and Wolves s265 Cost Of the Vernon, Mill.
tia 1872. The latter item, says the Burlington
Free Press, is only about the cost OF six Of such
bombs as werc thrown AT Scbastopol'
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Important from Washington.
DIFFICULTY WITH ENGLAND.

NV YoKk Nov .
The Washington correspondent II thu Con-
re, md Eagasrs,. -'air4 thu, 0fbsia ndyic,S II
much imIoftnpe werr br,aghi by Mr.. Bueh-
anan by the last -ltame'.
Lord Ialpfi ton alrr yvars II solic,inti0n
for dfriaiDu hn> ri tIigth explicitly DECLARED
tina, hfr Majesty Go, erumrt will not conform
To the American construction oi the Clayton
anil Dulw'r inaly will not alaDdoD the NV
COLONIES q tir Bay ~ isiapl-, wll nnt rccog
nizr tho I'D bonndarie.. e the Central tnor
can Rnpuhlie ~ tls.-. td'rsltl Nv tho Treaty.
and sid NJ, r1inqai-h tis prtssforatc oyer ile
Mosquito lslarsl-.
Clayton aD1 lInwcr, treaty J. therefore ~
pudiaiei by both countcs, AMI M longer tx.
isis This unexpected change in the relations
of the United State. towards Central Ameri-
ca. viii lead To mat important political rev
Olntion.
The enterprise Of Walker aud X inDry, will
soou bring o. the QUESTION Of annexation, in a
form which canno; be eyaded. From sets.
rate propositions for ,he annexation 81 the
State have already been msds 10 the present.
Administration. The code objeciio,, which
was the Clayton and ..nlxer treaty.
No additional troop nave t~cb ordered to
Texas, bat The was department. has sigB6ej il.
approval e General Smiths plan 81 removing
the forces already there.
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ss~sy, PurcNssr OF Grain.

The Chicago Tis.ss, Of late date, says that
one Of the ,nosi extensive grain operators in
Chicago, has been purchasing wheat for the
pas, six days al the rate Of sbou, loo, 600 busl.
cl' a day, and has alN,eJ, paid oat over sl1o,'
600 pr day. The purchases arr made At sbou,
81 a. 81 80 pr busl'el. IL Is supposed that
the purchases ARE made for Me~srs. GslSSs,I,
MiNrcKN a 10. New York. ~ho arr buying
on iorrign account The magnitude ol lhcse
operations by singk 6rm viii give some sAa
of the extent and value Of the movements in
prslncc in Chicago
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Additional ky the Asia.


B'sTu~, Novttn,sr T.
LoSDo>, -Ar,RDAS. A. s.--1be following !.
given 20 authority 81 Berlin dispatch IN the
i<Dl0n Adnr,sr'
An order 81 tn day iron Gort- hakoh. ,a-
ted Oct. -. ,leclar~ that h. will moi eyscaste
ibe coIn,ry c'asfsisi ~ hi. dssu.. pitisr will
he rrfrss, l-.sFe thu ms sdsr hat III drsni the
oyantry at All hazards.
Yesterday. 900 othoTs a,d gsB u the lst
regiment Il light infantry u tbe British foreign
lrgidn embarked "a i<ari thu British steaner
~iuosu fsr Balakiavs
Tbe Daily News city artieis says that the
announcement that our BET ia tbs AHsTiesn
va,ers Wa to h. aGgmuts-i has excited o'a-id-
erab< Discussion,
Discoun, market quie'. !, l. aid the aggre-
gate q loans which xili 10 r,qairei by British
and frT,ch gOyerumeuts closing ttss early part
Of Dex, year represent a very arg. ssm 5our
fur,bsr mall parcei. n srAd ~err to-day 80,
into hank, The inr1ss,iats je1naId u The cont
neus having apparently teen atlsfsd amer The
late Australian arrival
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We'll said.

The New York Herald 81 the 3is, nl,imo
SAYS
Nr. Seward says tina, slavery IS aggressive.
that it has planted itsslf on the coast OF
Mexico. is extending 10 the Canadss ~ the
north, and threatens to secure dominion over
this continent, and 10 drive DOT freedom from
oar republie. Mr.. Seward knew when be said
this. TIA, Of the twelve states where slavery
exis,esl on the adoption 81 the constitution bat
Eve rernaiu, excluding Delaware. Their they
were twelve 10 oDe; nov We haze sixtsfa free
10 fifteen slave states. The progress Of free
dom has been certain. II has already acquired
Misunderstanding a MAJORITY in both braoches
OF Congress dou,inch whish ia likely 10 b.
more complete and absolute when Minnesota.
Oregon, Washington, Utah, New Mexico, Ne
braska abi Kansas- nearly al OF which are
physically free--.h2li cone INTO the Uai"~
l. !, Dot tine fos Seward 4 Co. To eeAse
such unworthy aud grocDdless arguDsD'ss II
it Dot time for the nOrth 10 he JUS, 10 ia treat
msn, OF the sou;h, We exist 10 the Ution a.
free and slave sta,es-s brotherhood oi local
soycreign,ies--we have eooceded 10 the psopls
Of Kansas the night TO decide the question f0'
themselves IL the name q common seDss
snd justice. then. what are Ne warning sbo1i'
Why are we ssitat,Sg, What are We omar
relli1g about