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Some words spring up in a very curious way.
Mr.. Trench states that the word to chouse i" is q
Turkish one sgnifying " interpreter" Such an in
terpreter or chiaous" written I" chaus in Hack
luyt, "chiaus" in Massenger,) being attached to
the Turkish Embassy in England, committed in the
Persian merchants resident in London He sue
ceeded in cheating them Of sum amounting to
"a, 000--a sum very much greater at that day than
at the present. From the vast dimensions Of the
fraud, and the notoriety which attended it. any one
who cheated or defrauded was said " to chiaous,
" chause or chouse, TO do, that is, as this
"chiaous had done.
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A letter from Winchester 70 the Alexandra Ga
zette, says that several Wings who did not intend
TO vote at the ensuing election, since Mr.. Wise's
speech have determined TO vote against him I;
whilst some Democrats have resolved not to 60 TO
the polls II also states, that the interruption In
Charlestown, while Mr.. Wise was speaking, con-
sisted, among other things, Of hearty cheers for
the American party, and questions put by one who
Is Democrat The letter adds that the American
party In that quarter Of the State are in high
pirita
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The American Party.

from the New 4 0rk Cfubauer-
We understand that the Know-Nothings Of this
Commonwealth will hold Grand State Council at
Syracuse next week for the revision of their tests
oaths pledges, and principles. We learn, further,
that il Is their purpose TO follow up the good ex-
ample Of the council Of the Fifteenth Ward of this
city, In the PRONUNCIATION Of substantially the same
constitutional and national doctrines as the plat
form Of the order of the Empire State for the Pres
idency. AT their last council, few months ago,
it appeared that there were 1,060 councils in this
State great and small, with aggregate of 1884,
600 members. At this time, we are informed, the
lodges have increased to l,270, and the members
enrolled to $4,000 very formidable party in-
deed.
GRAND STATE COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY.
A State Council of the Know-Nothings was held
at Newark, New Jersey, on Tuesday, some one
hundred and sixty delegates being present. Mr.
w. Barker Of this city, with distinguished MEM
bers of the order from other States attended. Mr..
Lyons Of Jersey city, was elected Chairman, and
DR.. Deshler, of the same place, Secretary.
The Legitimacy Of the delegates having been
tested, the Council proceeded to adopt new con-
stitution and ritual for the order throughout the
State, after which seven delegates were elected,
and seven alternates TO the Grand National Coun-
Gil which meets at Philadelphia in June. Mr..
Lyons, DR.. Deshler of Jersey City, Mr. McClelland,
Of Paterson and Mr. Joseph A.. Scovile, of New
town, were among the delegates chosen.
This closed the regular business and general
consultation ensued, during which the platform Of
the order were freely discussed. The Presidential
question, too, was not overlooked. The delegates
were found to be sound and conservative on the
negro question, in favor Of stringent modification
or gradual abolition of the naturalization laws
thorough reform in the whole financial policy of
the government, including a modification of the
tariff, and reorganization of the executive do
partments at Washington.
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May Sd, at the residence of John Ball, Esq, by
Rev. Il. L. Dashiell, Mr. JOSEPH E. BIRcH to Miss
MARY E. SPEAR. both of Fairfax county, Va
May Sd, at the McKendree Chapel Parsonage No.
1928 Ninth street. by Rev. George Hildt Mr.. JOHN I.
MoRRIs, to Miss SARAH E. LEWIS both Of this city.
On the same day. at Dorseys Hotel, Seventh street,
by the same, JAMES CRAWFORD, TO Miss MARY ANN
AMANDA TURNER, both of Prince George Co., Md.
On Tuesday, the LIST of May, by the same, WILLIAM
csfxr + 7 X n
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FIGURED SWISS MUsLINs.

FIGURED SWISS MUsLINs.
"JE have just received three cartons
Wv handsome figured Swiss Musns, some very
nice goods, at 371f cents.
80 pieces plain Swiss Musns, from 121< cents up.
20 pieces plain of new and very shear make OF
goods, equally as pretty as the French Musns, and
pieces very rich printed Berege Satin Plaids, and
very handsome styles.
95 pieces beautiful printed Mouselines, at IS cts.
We wish the ladies TO bear in mind that we have
probably the largest assortment OF handsome organ
die Musns TO be found in the District
Also, an unusually large and handsome assortment
Of lower priced Lawns and Jaconets.
~ " W. NJ SINISTER 4 Co,
No. 3s, opposite Centre Market,
may 5--eostif bet. 9TH and 9Th streets.
E,OR RENT.--A neat and comfortable
IL three story frame house, on street North, be-
tween 4th and 9th streets West No. 5S2,) containing
eight rooms, all in good order Possession given after
moderate.
Inquire next door of J. 7. Clements.
may 6--du
II OUIs Fourteenth, and the Writers Of his
- Agc by the Rev. j. !; Astic ! vol l2mo;
The Saints Inheritance, or the World to Come; by
Henry r. Hill. ] vol. 12mo.
Family PRAYERS, for Every Morning and Evening in
the Year; by the Rev. John Cumming, D. D. .
Cummings Scripture Readings on Luke.
Guide Book in the administration Of the Discipline Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev. o. O.
Baker, ID. D. vol. limo.
The Family at Heaherdale, or the Influence OF Chris
tian Principles by Mrs Mackay.
Philip Colvillc, Covenanter's Story by Grace Ken
nedy
Stray Arrows by the Rev. s. L. Cuyier.
Forrester's Illustrated Juvenile Keepsake:
The Chemistry Of Common Life; BY J. n Johnston
The Peasant Boy Philosopher by Henry Msyhew
may s--st tes Seventh street.
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OPENING or THE CoSNELLsvILLE RAILRoAD.-The
Pittsburg Chronicle contains an official announce
ment that the freight and passenger cars win COM
mence running on the Connelsvile Railroad,
between West Newton and Layton, on the nth
instant. The distance from Pittsburg TO Layton,
(which is in Fayette county, is forty-three miles.
Steamboats, will leave the Monongahela wharf at
Pittsburg regularly to connect with the cars at
West Newton, ard passengers win be ticketed
through at the low price Of one dollar each. At
Layton the passengers will take stages for Unien-
town and Connellsvillc. The work on the remain
der Of the road, which is to connect with the Bal
timore and Ohio road at Cumberland, will be push
ed forward with energy.
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Odd mortsls sometimes travel in the railway cars.
Coming up the Central road the other night a boy
jumped on st a station, and awoke all the drowsy
passengers with shrill assurances Of having nice
pop'd corn" for sale. Through the car he went,
singing out at the top Of his voice" Pop corn |
nice pop corn h-e-r-el" But he did not geta bite.
Some we're half awake; some looked angrly at the
poor fellow; some uttered unmistakable curses !;
but none bought Of the mice pop corn" After
he slammed the door behind him--and he did Ii
energehcaly, too--a chap who had watched him
narrowly remarked 10 a man who was sodndly
ssleep by bis side" Folks amt estin' corn ss
mrch a. they vmin--As5uyn Apsrica~
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MARRIED..

Governor Reeder, Of Kansas, is at Wizards.
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EE Rev. DIR. Peck, by Divine permission,
will preach in Wesley Chapel, CORNER Of 9th and
streets,) on Sabbath evening at 5 o'clock.
may
t9F- Rev. 1. o. Fillmore, of New York,
will preach in Seventh Street Presbyterian Church,
tomorrow, at IL A. NJ, and at p. M.
The public are invited. may 5
fy- Fifth Street Presbyterian Church..-
Rev. Mr. Howell, of Massachusetts,, win preach to-
morrow, Sabbath at IL O'Clock A. NJ, and Rev. s.
II. Mirrick, at quarter to 5 o'clock 7. M.
s8y- The Trustees of Temperance Hall,
notified to meet at the Hail. Monday afternoon
at o'clock. Punctual attendance is respectfully
quested u WARD, President.
may DIT
/, E- Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Eighth street--Rev. JAMES A. DUNCAN, the pastor,
will preach on Sunday at ii O'Clock, A. NJ, and at
tx O'clock, p. NJ. Seats free.
s9F- Columbia Typographical S0ciety..--
The regular meeting of this Society for the month Of
May wli be held this evening in the Aldermen's
Chamber City Hall at halt past z o'clock.
may 8 TH0S. RICH, Secretary.
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Liverpool, Monday--It is runored that the
bombardment Of Sebastopol had been suspended
in consequences Of the severe loss Of life on both
sides.
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THE LATEST.

LONDON, April 23d--l IL o'clock, P. Mar.
shal Canrobert has telegraphed from Sebastopol,
under date Of the 17th that the FIRE of the allies
continues undated, chiefly by artillery, but the
engineers are operating, and have established us
French much nearer to the place"
Another report says that The loss Of life on both
sides has been very great. A council Of war had
been held by the allies, and their fire was 10 be
continued week longer after which an assault,
would be made.
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vienna, Thursday.---In the tenth conference,
held on Tuesday, the plenipotentiaries of Russia
refused TO formulate any definite counter PROPOSE
ton with respect TO the third point. They declared
their view to be that il would be more likely to
lead to termination if such definite proposition
were to emanate from the Western Powers
The sitting was limited 10 the acceptance of the
above declarations by way Of notifcation-the
Western ambassadors reserving their reply
The Conference dissolved the following day, and
the representatives returned home.
FURTHER OF THE SIEGE.
The allies, on the 9th, made breach in the bas-
ton between the centre of the Russian works and
the Quarantine fort.
0mer Pasha had landed at Kamiesch with $4,000
men, who will assist in the assault.
Admiral Bruat was anchored In Streetzka Bay,
and waits fine weather to begin operations.
Three Russian batteries had been dismounted.
DANUBE AND BLACK SEA.
Marseilles, Wednesdays THE navigation Of the
Danube is now free. The Russians permit all ships
TO pass.
Ships were being taken up TO Constantinople for
cargoes Of corn.
Violent storms had again occurred in the Black
Sea. Six briggs, Turkish and Wslachisn, were
wrecked.
THE VERY LATEST
Liverpool, Monday.--It is rumored that the
bombardment of Scbastopol had been suspended
in consequences Of the severe loss OF Life on both
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Let every Southern man read the following arti-
Gle on the subject of Judge Loring and the Massa-
chusetts Legislature:
From the New York Express.
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JESSE }. SALNlONS,
THOMAS I. NORMAN


Mcdaniel, Hurt Il Preston, A,mi,tead < Warwick,
McCorkIe x JONES' Sauadcr, X Itby, Mllet Cten.
.naw Joha g. Meenr, Joseph II " son, Taylor. Tins
i'N ca" No"lin 3 Appet-,n. Talb(crro Hamilton.
Buehrr Redd. Joseph COLEMAN, ilorner Watson
L'nchbuis, Va; J 1hn Scott. Uaiax; Capt Sa,udc
Berger, A IL Muerman. rur~ylvunil George Hairs
Lon. Henry Jumcs NJ. W. LcfWich, Fmubl,u; Col
Lcwi,C Arthur, Samuel Hobs IA, Bedford; Jerry Pit
~ Roanoke; Wm. 7. Arnod. Rnckhrdgei rhomn.
Goodwin, Anler.t; col Moses Arnnld. Campbr;
IN q, Gann""ny, ApPomotloN; Corbn Il REYNOLDS,
i 'ictnur. ian22-cly
u Republican, Bedford sentinel Salam Reeister.
md Christanshurg Herald copy mo. mud send nc.
t.uuui- tn > his office
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WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.


Ida will havc lovl friends when the Lampiighfer.
LuHc Katy, Bob fhe NcrSboy RBlh Ha2 aud Il host of
others hurled aud tolgolcn ~ Ncic lorL Lcadcr
The picture o Virginia country life with it's ,musc.
mrnts exercises and the hnha md rccunritic~ of tho
people" nre faithfully md Grn hjouIly sketched.' -
R,ci,nond Erdmtu,y.
The scenery al this TILE IL laid the South aad the
prculur institutions come in matter OF course but
not treated IN way /" Civ" it all the character of
partisan book.-B01cn hdrcriiscr.
No one can rise from ia rrrusa. without feeling Tint
he las been IN close communion with intellect of no
TINT hayc rcud Il is admirable story of Viz
fina life '-BcdJora Sentinel.
1T Is decidedly thu beat wor a the hind TINT LA,
been issued, and - of the few novels that
should find ndmnthucc 10 the family circle
In this nge o lmsy aud unshy literature il is rehly
refreshing como book worthy ot plnre
among the higher cnsa of novel. us his"-Daly
Ttibnhe, Chicago.
We have rand hi. exceedingly elegant contribution
Ia our light ert iuro with absorbing interest "Alonc'
u bcntt offering upon the nltnr home aud soeln 1T
trCfons, n Simple lnle nj reuI life. dedicated To my
hroihet and sister. We Ncepme such attributes his
tn"st heartily M Inne n'its why zttiser memory
as h"ing il rpna m give pnce to fitting
attls;ic Gnzelia would a gem ol puresr ray
and commend 'hou"' To every refined mind Fra X
Lcshfs iadps Gasrttc.
The trade .upped nj the usual drcnnut.
iel3t- A. MORRIS, Pub.her. Richmond Va
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PIANO FOKEES.
IST Glass DIPLOMA AWARDED
BY THE MECHANICS INSTITIJTE

CUTTERS IL SIMONS. No. 1877 Main st. (nasrlv
popposite the Exchange Bank1 Rrcnso u, Va,
1--we received tho ngency for the Stnte OF Virgin far
Inc sale WM +. EMERSON'S celebrated PIANO
tohiES. These Pianos finished in he very be i
manner nhd for their sweetness und btiaacv of tone
and durability, aye .qua 10 those OF any Mhsr uapusc-
lurrd in the country
A t'sct toorthy Of note-One of Emerson. Piano
fortes put into the Fair OF the Mechanics Institute
lust closed in Richmond, without the knowledge of Mr.
Emerson. received The highest premium, apayded-A
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMA.
Every instrument warranted in every respect
We shall sell oar Piano fortes the lowest prices
iOr cash or good negotiable paper. ja27-ifd&ciy
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PrncfedinrS Of ConcreSS.

WAsuINGroN Feb. l6.-In tne Senate, Mr..
Mason reported the House bill to remodel the
consular and diplomatic system.
The House passed bill providing for an addi-
tional term ofthe Missouri Circuit Court. The
ocean mail steamer appropriation bill was then
taken up, and long discussion ensued on the "a
mendment to give Collins 1855 200 for the trans
portation of the mails from New York to Liver
pool and back. Much opposition to the appro-
priaton was manifested.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
! KOrITABLE AND UONOKAHLE

EMf 10y MENT!l-rhe subscriber is DESTROYS q
s'eaag the services Of or more Agents in every
county and town in the Union. The business i. easy
aud light aud can be attended by any one. capit.
oil OIL - VIII he required; and any of ordinary
energy oHn cIear from five eghi do lars per d,y at il
tu particulars, aad MI necessary Information will be
given by addressing TIL subscriber For thu prrposo of
covering rosagcs aud expense Of per.
-ans ttPting. will be expected Ia enclose in their ap
Fieatioa TWENTY FIVE CENTS IN cob ~ pas,sre
NdmPS) u their appieut4uu vii MT be an-wrrci -
puee ". A kINSf Err
l., & dw3ws R,x tni pl1,I.I,bi, T.,
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The Harana Ne,ps Confirmed.

New ORLEANS Feb. 13-Adyices by the EN-
pire City confirm the reports brought by the Is
abel and the Crescent City, relative to the unset
tied state affairs in Cuba. Concha is well pos
ted up as to the supposed designs of American
illibusters. lie believes Kinney to be the chief
of the expedition, and that Quitman and Hem
derson are among the prime movers; that the
steamer Pampero is to convey part of the
troops to the Island and that each soldier is to
receive 700 Acres Of land.
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NOW HE BtK

SOCIOLOGY ORTHt sou III OR THE FAIL.
'oIRE OF FREE SOCIETY, hy George Fi1hugh,
Richmond, Va. a MORRIS. Pubiishef Price, !
From the Richmond Dispatch
MI. &eorge Fi'ahrgh, the nu'hor of this book re.
-ides in Port Royal Caroline county 1t il Que of tho
bold- dricnces OF So rhen Soccry and Of Slavery yet
published; and Is witha book strong in its facts M its
roasopng. 1t shows with ercnf power the utter i'm
Pmctjonbty Of Socialism Comuuni.n. which is
md ed very bud nm uf slavery. Mr. fit1hugh CON
eIiirs with the following pas-age;
"For thirty yra,s the South has been u field on wi ich
Aboolisrn, foreign and domestic haye carried on of
fen i've warearc (p ~ e6ensirc) Lot now in turn,
act the offensive Transfer the seat W.T. and invade
IT." enemy terrory
This lie ha- dome alllantlv.
Al.', lust published by A. MORRIS, IA SOUTHERN
HOME. by Nirginian.
In th"se dear balls where welcome Kind
Is with fair Liberty comb med
Litilo we heed tie TEN pest irenr;
Willie music, ninth md socia cheer
Speed IN their wings the passing yenr.'
Mnrnion lntrodnrIion To Csnio VI.
In ono volume. Illustrated with eight original cuts
II bound IN fancy cloth gilt. Price 624 cts
Sets ~
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IMPORTANT

MPORTANT-A'i it is my intention to make
extensive purchase of illenary and Fancy Goods
of every description in the Spring, | will sell the re-
,nnnder of my Goods at very reduced prices would
yse every body to call and my fancy goods such
B"nnetts Ribbons. Cloaxs, Shaws, Hoods and other
Bonnetts for children; Hosiery, Gloves Lace., Em5roi
,eres, of the best character Head Dresses Caps
be excelled, oh its use to be talking on Paper.
Come and see the prettiest goods extnnt.
dec 25. dA c2taw ALFRED s BNGLEDOyE.
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WASHINGTON lTEMs.-It is now positively
reported that the French Spoliation Bill will be
vetoed by the President.
The Joint resolution anthorsing the President
to confer the title Lieutenant General on Gener
al Scott, will. it is thought, be also vetoed
There is probability that the Senate will vote
to give the six months notice to the Collins steam
ship line to terminate the present mail con
tract,
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sALMONs a MOORmAN,

N NHEAf, Cnru.F lour OotS. Nc ant any other NJ.
t''e committed 10 their cns. f. the long exl,rri
ence OF Sa mons IN the Tobacco trade, We can but
Halter ourselves shli be .nabe 10 give susfact ion
n all whp may wish our seivi IS in that line and
Apoimun's knowledge uf the Wheat and Flour IN this
ar" lar The last ten twelve years will enable
- INTO III market with equal advantages with ANY ,tbor
tuusc We therefore solicit the parunnrc 81 our cid
hien1sn tie public generally.
Very respectfully,
JESSE }. SALMONS
THOMAS T. NORMAN
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LATE NEWS Bi TIE NAILS.
FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS.

The California papers to the eth ult by the
Northern Light, contain some further matters of
interest
\ TERRIcLE SPECTACLE.
After the hanging of Alytre by the people of
Los Angeles, an account of which we gave some
days since, the people headed by Capt. Hunter.
went to the jail broke open the doors with axes,
and after removing the irons from named
Blown a partner of Alyitre in the murder, took
him out.
There being no scafod prepared. he taken
across 10 II large gateway opposite the Count
house, to the heavy cross beam of which rope
was fastened, and II chair being placed beneath,
Brown elevated thereon and the rope fixed
about his neck. Sometime allowed him. du-
ring which he evinced the utmost GOODNESS. re-
cognizing and speaking to his acquuintances in
the crowd, and in rejecting and .jocular terms
p'~n the crowd who were engaged in his execu-
ton; he said he had been told that he killed Cliff
ford and supposed of course that he did, although
he said, that he had no recollection of it, or to
that effect. PCrceving that those about were
ignorant of tho method of preparing the rope, he
called to an acquaintance and requested him to
get some Americans who understood it, to hing
him, Throughout the scene he manifested the
most careless Indifference, and finally jumped off
into eternity, with the same GOODNESS and hard.
hood as had characterized life.
MURDER AND EXECUTION.
The Sonora Herald states that Mr.. Joseph Hes
lep, treasurer of Tuoumne county, murder
ed in his office on the night of the 18th, aud the
safe robbed of It's contents. Edward Crane Crit
tiths, native of England, arrested, and he
subsequently, made full confession of the muir
der. As soon as the particulars of his capture
and confession got abroad, he seized and
marched off, surrounded by armed men, to the
outskirts of the town. The crowd behaved in Il
very cool and decided manner. Finding u suia-
pie tree, rope adjusted to one of its limbs,
and very soon this miserable murderer met the
di>honorabe end which he SO richly deserved.
An EDITOR TO BE HUNG.
John Tabor, former editor of the Stockton Jour
nal, and one of the best Newspaper writer's in the
State has been sentenced to be hung in Stockton
on the 10Th March for the murderof Joseph Mans
field
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
additional By the 4sia.-The Difficulty in the
British Cabinet

BosToN, Feb. 10 Private dispatches from Lon
don state that Lord John RnsselPs resignation
was owing to Lord Aberdeen's refusal to recall
Lord Raglan from the command Of the British ar
my in the Crimea. Lord Pamerston comedies
with Ruselland refuses to accept office in the new
Cabinet, unless the Queen asseuts to Rag lan's re-
call This she declines doing; and thus matters
remained when the Asia sailed
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BANK OF CAPE FEAR.-The Wilmington Jour
nal understands that a telegraphic despatch has
been received from Raleigh announcing the re-
charter of the Bank of Cape Fear. with an in
crease of capital 10 the amount of half a million,
and prohibition against insuing any bills under
five dollars. The capital OF the Bank, re char
tered, will be two million.
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The Lar Profssorship Of Harrard College.
BosroN. Feb. l6.-Judge Loring was ycster-
day rejected from the Law Professorohip of IIar-
ward College, at Cambridge, by the Board of O.
verseerS-tho vote standing 10 to %. This is
said to have been caused by his observance of the
constitutional requirements as T. $. Commission
cr, in the rendition of the fugitive Burns. This
action foreshadows his dismissal from tho Judge
ship by the Legislature.
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The French iSpoyiotiou RjU &c.

WAsHINGroN, Feb i6.-The report that the
President las vetoed the French Spoiiation bill
is unfounded.
Hon. j. Appleton of Maine,has been nominated
to the Senate as Secretary of Legation to Lon
don.
j. II. Hunt has been nominated as Collector at
Point Isabel.
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DISuSTOHS T FeSHeI N NtW TUWVSHITt.
BosToN, Feb, l6.-'The heavy rains and large
quantity of snow have caused great freshet in
the Southern part of New Hampshire. Near
Exeter, railroad bridge has been carried away
and several cuyets destroyed, causing deten-
ton of the Trims
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Baltimore Cattle Market Feb. Is.

BEEF CATTIE.-There were offered at the
scales to day 900 Beeves--5O0 sold, 200 left
over POO driven off Prices So 80 to 1926 on
the hoof equal to 81 ,OOa$ $50 nett, and ayerag
ing $500.
iIoGs-rhe sales at the scales to day
from 5000 to 800.
SnEEP-The sales at the scales to day
from 50 to 81. Little in demand.