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Tnr l,Tnurs RIor.-The President Of the
Pacific Steamship Co,hayins requested the Ad-
mlnistrution to send vessel of war to pro-
tcct American, citizens on the Isthmus, the
Setretary Of th' Navy Immediately orie red
tha L. 5. 5,eln2r Fulton t. proceed to
A,pinw1l, Probably [. 5 ship of war
will ais, be Stationed AZ PAnlma. The fact
that but one or two natives were killed in
the riot, shows that the passengers for the
most part suffered without resistance.
Col Iotten had forwarded protest to the
Governor Of Granada, accusing him Of per
mittins inliscriminato riIlugc and murder
and threatening to hold the government res
ponsible for the mails and baggage destroyed.
1t concludes as follows
Two days have passed since the committ,l Of thcio
outragcs, and have yet to learn whether your EN-
ce0cn has taken any steps 10 arrest those who
were engaged in them, OF purpose any.
Wherefore, ia the name of the Panama Railroad
Company, whose Agent am do hereby solemnly
protest against the outragcs committed by the mob,
composed Of citizens of Panama and its vicinity, On
, the evening OF the 18th.
! protest against the massacre and pil!age com
Inttcd on the persons and effects Of the passengers
protest against the attack and ptlas so commit
! ted by tho mob and police on the bulldIrgs and
property at the Panama Railroad Company.
And, protest against the conduct OF your Excel
cncy, the Governor of tho state of Panama, in or
derinG The police to fire upon the railroad depot,
and tho passengers contained therein; in not king
measures to avert the riot and IN MT afIording
protection the lives and effects Of the IA gers
an the property Of the Panama Railroad Company
And hereby give notice 70 your EKcelcncy,
thlt tins government will he held responsible for
the murder aud outrage committed the evening
of the 18th on the persons Of tho passengers, and
for the r,bbcrios and damages on their effects, aud
On the property Of the Panama RnlrCad Company.
WY Isspectfully, q. NJ. TOTIkN
/ TnF RFPrBLrC>Ns of New York city opened
/ the campaign by great mass meeting at tho
Tabernacle on Wednesday evening. The
/ House, which holds over 5000 persons, was
overlooking, and many went away unable to
obtain m entrance. Hon, h. F Butler pre-
sided and speeches wero made by Wm. NJ.
Eyarts Esq, Hon. Mr., bingham, of Ohio
Gen, James W Nye.. Horace Greeley and
Wm. Curtis Noyes. Enthusiasm and entire
harmony marked all the proceedings
Resolutions were adopted, dcnouncinS the
repeal Of the Missouri compromise, and as
serling the Freedom of Ksnzas, as the basis
of the Republican party
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From the Boston Cnr,oic'.l


LiUGuABLY SAD.-Ihe Ptnusyvanian in
dnlgeA III the most ludicrous wailings over
tie political prospects Of the doughfaces in
the Senate, Looking mourntully at Connec-
tlcut It says, the ''complrxion Of the lceisla-
ture seems to realize the apprehension that
Senator Touccy will terminate his connection
with the highest Legislative body on earth,
on the 4th Of March, 1857" We should
think it did, The Pennsylvania proceeds
to cnumcrdto nine other doughlacos whose
seats nuw are, or vi. be- vacant at the same
time as Ioucey'a, and to bcwail the small
chance there is-ncXt to none at all - that
they will not be filled with .aboltionsts, -
It doughtaccd buchanan is not put up for
the presidency at Cincinnati. 1t lorriiics
powerfully over "the fourteen avowed and
active enemies Of the constitution Of the
mteI states now in the Senate. and the
"rg1nlHltion they have dared to establish at
the seat oi government t. tisIhusr the north
crn dcmocrlcy. 1t declares that the object
ol thls powerful organization is mot only to
elect the president Of the United States Iv
sectional vote it is not only to maintain the
abolition asceudoncv in the House bW il is 10
cIeci t. iic Seo9ic of b' Ta,hd S,aics tcn
0lohtioniSts, rio ad9.Iio hir GouE,,r agjta-
tors now upor tint foor wopH oi2oet ann
h'ia'e The po'r"r ot th' mammal donocy0rY eft
fhc -NoJth liz TINT hodY.
This We take II is prcsicciy correct. The de-
mocracy Of The North which can sec nothing
nttl)Ull but slavery, and nothing conSttu-
t'otli hut cAtchn, fugitive slaves. is dea-
t.n'I - h' unpih!atci ou the ith or March.
l-5. Boolpo booaop
Ir'Ar M~p Avp MR. BARyrM.-Jenny
LIND "oldschmlll has wri,t'ua letter to a
friend IN Phi!adciphr. in which she refers
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TJr II. Y. NOuII, Jr., IN n clrcular from
the Office of the Astronomical journal, an
nouncos that new planet. being the forticth
Of the asteroids, was discovered at Paris on
the DIST of March bY Mr.. Hermann Gold
schmidt 1t is estimated to b, Of the go
magnitude. The @9th astcroid has received
the name Of " lWtitia.'
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CA MPAIG GIN L X A G I -

A CA NJ 7 Align TR CT. -
IA CATHOLICS, ATTENTIONS
Hear what Pope Gregory says about the SlAyeTrade
and hose who
da slaves. Hear his anshea- denounced all hose who
III any counteuznce
SLAVERY
including, Of course. those who by voting for buchanan
OF Fillmore uphold the infamous traffic.
READ POPE GREGORYS BULL.
The CATHOLIC CLERGY
in America entirely ignoring losing -h of the above docl.
men. issued only tor PTOteeant 10
publish the same for the benefit Of
ALL TRUE CATHOLICS
none Of whom would care 70 vote for
BUCHANAN OR FILLMORE
reading this Proclamation of His Holiness They would
rather vote for
JOHN C. FREMONT
who il pledged to PROSTATE o.,
and TO extend the area Of Freedom.
FRtnONT D.YToS CLUss
supplied with the above Bull illustrated by handsome
cut Of Pope surrounded by his Cardinals engaged in Inc
work Of freeing slave from his chains III addition 10 other
suitable matter, such as -
DANIEL OCONNELLS
views Slavery; also those of other
CELEBRATED IRIsHnEr,
together with Map showing up. suitable c0los the Free
Slave States Of IA. Uhon all published together
American Catholics il il tnockdown argument and
have telling effect that cs of W b. ready
the 10th Of September.
Thousands copies have been already ordered Send early
Price per 900 10: per 81 25 single. Each
order BE- accompanied BY the ca-h Adde-. The pub
Usher. JOSEPH H. LADD,
No. p Beekmsn-st., New York.
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AMnsementS.

A c A ID T. Ny OF MUSI
IN l4,h street.
Admission. ONE DOLLAR Second 80 Cents
Secured extTa50 Cents AmpbiiAster .. - Cens
D-r- open u O'clock couifncncins a, &.
Boa on the Aradruv Of Muse aud a. Mcssrs HALL
son : No - Broadway. Open dAily from m. p
MAJ MARE1ZEk Director aud Conductor.
On WEDNESDAY. Sept 10. 1856
First appearance this Of the American COnrsto
Mss ADA PHILLIPS
When IN ConpaLce with universal desire Will repeated
t,rti's Greatest OI~rs
II TROVAT TORE
Madame ANNA Dk La GRANGE
siguon BRlGNOM,
AaODIO
N the principal roles.
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4VE viii resume No course Of instruction on the plan
last SessoI con mncns on the 10Th september and finishing
the llib Of October Terms Tor Conts of .le Leo
sons hour each, tS) or Af hoaf,ach Aprya =.
DEStOMBES, No. 100 Broadway. '''
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.EY's SFRENADERS NEW HALL,

DUCKLEY's SERENADERS NEW HALL,
- No is5 Broadway, iopPosic Nblg's Gardcnl EVERY
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TNUE CRYSTAL PALACE.-Thls beauttu
building contains various ects e inerc--Anei"nt COBB
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THE MUSICAL BOUQUET AND INSTITUTE CHOIR.
BRADBURYS NEW SABBATH SCHOOL MUSIC AND
HYMN BOOK.

vINHE BUTTONS.
THE buttons THE DUT0NS
THE buttons. THE BUTTONS THE DuTToAS'
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THE BUTTONS.
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yuurr AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SERIES
i'H o. NV AND sr.'D.RD
SCHOOL TEXT-BOOKS,
,v,sos . rHIs fysi,'T e, 81 81 BROADWAY
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NV s,sIEs % REaoEss
II SkW SELLER PEt y APP ANsLYhER
IL sAS SRtRRs S StW SECOND READER 2o pages
y sASpERs SEN TnIR s2i RE "a ,ns, @'g3rs'
vii sANDFRs' HIGH SCHOOL n RahpER , .o,
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ruomsoNs SERIES OF ARIrHMETICs.
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TH0Ms1.S MENTAL ARITHMETIC
fHoMsoss ARLIhMETIcdAIL AS ,AI,TiT,c
TH0As0SSss s sRRRpcTicAL ARITHMETIC.
ThoMsoNs KEY TO PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC.
TH0MsUS KEY TO THE HIGHER ARITHMETIC
nav 4 THOMsON's TRIGONOMETRf.
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wILLs9Xr,s, y HrsT9R RIsESav
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Wilson's AMERICAN HISTORY Sfhoo Et n,%,o.
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Sf MLE Esl,,S' OUTLINES OF HISTORY University
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livery Republican Club should have II.
The Last. Largest. and Hest of Alive have Jus


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New Publications.

4 BOOK for :" + A I + -
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THREE PER CENT A MONTH;
THE PERILs or FAST LIVING.
CHARLES HURDETr.
Author # Second Marriage" Mary Grover hi'o't
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:.
Count, lokTLcIuc ting tutt ohsvc been lcd AZ
the Tabernacle this Sep cnbr H. is POSTFONhD0 on
account 81 he Temporary ndisIo,ion Of the Hon ANSON
bIRLIhOAMI. has positively promised 70 aiiIcss
Mass Meeting Of Club and it, anxiarcs on NrDNtS
DAY. a b int. NM H. bHo"Nf' IieSiueH''
j. II. HosARr WARD,
SMITH TUTTLE. Stcroiares'
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4 LAUGH Is ALWAYS GOOD
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Than any Other Paper in existence. See if don't
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Sentences. and other pieces selected from tn" previous
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Special Notices.

RtpnbIicnn tcntrnI tommltttt.-A 5000 MfFTI :
81 Committee III be- lei HIS ~ dnes!ayj EVENING,
a, A ad,ny Hall, o. Cos Broa ay, y o'clock precisely
I'd ar hEfCHUM President
WILLIAM PEEL, (c-....,.
GtORGE TERWILLTGrR.
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- GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
MAMMOTH MUSICAL JUBILEE,
~ INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS,
FORMING a MONSTER ORCHESTRA,
Frcelling in numbers and talent any similar performance
EVER GIVEN IN AMERICA, .,,.
TIE management happy 20 inform the public That on 's
occasion they have secured the services Of the eminent
T I.v rWS,prr7rK CONDUCTOR
TLis splendid entertainment for time in PREPARATION
will be produced in style fully equs 10 the grand c-cer,.
Nau,hs Gardens London, aud Ike them aioins ne ea
musical enjoyments comparatively small tApeH'e'
II N"'''A' THURSDAY EVENING Sept. II, 1886
CRYSTAL PALACE,
Which us capacty and ainirabe ADAPT
son r purpose has been selected as the location On
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED by over seven thousand five
hundred jets Of gas. ,..-, -
IT, the programe will he found selection Of paouo anu op
cratic pieces, among which are the .
National Anthem " Hail Columbia
Fre rch' hymn Of Liberty LA Mn.eila,e;'
'''''"'' VII" cELEBRATEP, ANyIL CHORUS
NI Proe e1nni r pppbished tomorrow.
A'"'''''N '''''''''''''' NOTICE
Owing the immediate occupancy Of the Palace BY the
American No 9 RFrET ri 1T F OF rF coScfRT
NRYSTAL LACE-N OF CE.-
y J" 0'''' 10 RIGHT nc OF SUFFRAGE
To the LADIES well 70 the male portion OF me coHnu'
ny the A AsI1sfis ' PRoMESxDE CONCERT
On I HI RSDAY, sept. II.
Zach persou purchasing of admission for the atT
noon will be- limited 70
THE MONSTER CONCERT
At night charge but with the rsht TO vote In The
sf,1noon only The Day Entertainment, will have
Al excellent opportunity seeing many beautiful objects of
RARE MERIT AND WORLDWIDE FAME
Still exhibition and ENJOY PHEASANT Promenade as well as
attending the
GRAND GALA IN THE EVENING.
ADMISSION b CENTS
Ballot be- counted tn. Male
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PROSPECTUS.
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1T SHINES FOR Ali.

VENllE undersigned propose 10 commence, nt
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gently on the LIVER aud Kidneys, Strengthens
the Digesti"u*, gives tone to the Stomach MAXI I'd
the skin clear and healthy, uni restores the
Constitution, cnfccblc'l by disease broken
down by the cxcesses Of youth, to its pristine
yigor and strength.
For tho Ladies, ii is incomInrahly better d.an
Ill the coSNrLicS ever used. y few doses of
tARrER'S SPANISH MIXTURE will remove
n!l sallowness of complexion, bring the roses
nantling TO the check, give clnctcity to the
sep. and improve the general health in "A re-
nnrktbic degree, beyond all the medicines ever
heard Of
The large number Of certificates which we
have received from persons from I'll parts of the
Cmmcd States. is ;hc bcs, evidence that there is
no llumbug about il. The press. hotel keepers.
magistrates. p,ysicinns. and public men, we'll
known 10 the curnnuniiy, all add their resrinto-
ny to the wonderful! effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER
Call o. the Agent nnd get q Circular and AL
mannr, and read tn" wonderful cures this truly
ercntest Of all Medicines l,us performed
None genuine unless signed BENNETT &
BEERS, Proprrtors No. 3 Pearl Street, Rich.
'nond. Va, to whom ali orders for supplies and
agencies must he addressed.
And for sale by
WM. S. BEERS, s. CO.. Proprietor.,
Richmond, Va.
WARDI.Aw d Lyon, Abbcville,
+. L. Gary, Cokesbury,
+. q. PARIS. Greenwood,
And Merchants Generally.
April 49, 1855. So "