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Fruit an constituting up fruits,
&C., in sealed cans is not always sue
cessful, as many know from expert
encc. Green corn has often been tri-
ed, and generally without Success
The Ohio Cnltirator says, Others have
had a more sad experience in canning
rhubarb and pie-pIant, which contains
so much oxali acid, that on being used
from the cans has nearly been the
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this way seems to give more virulencc
to its poisonous qualities, which are
comparatively harmless when the
plant is used fresh from the garden
Sealed glass bottles are much better
than metallic cans for this purpose.
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with the best the country affords.
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Apples have become one oflhe sta
pie crops Of the New England lar-
mers. They were dull Of sale and
low in price last fall, and there has
been no call for them during the win
ter, so that the supply now in the
hands OF producers must be large, and
to save loss they need to be disposed
of within the next four weeks. South
ern markets look a little better for
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Gathering fruit from the apple and
currant trees, when green, or before
they are full ripe, makes them more
prolific the following year.-N Il.
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TINES OF HOLDING COURTS.
Circuit Court th Monday in March, July
and November. Hon. A. ]. Marchbanks,
presiding Judge; George J.. Stubblefield,
Attorney General
Chmce,y Court-We dnesday after The third
Monday in February and August; Hon. B.
l.. Ridley, Chancellor; Hugh Francis,
Clerk g. Master.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
H. w. Gonce, Sheriff.
jones jam" w 4l& s%i;h, ; Deputies.
Nathan Frizzell, Circuit Court Clerk.
William E. Taylor, County Court Clerk.
Adam Hancock, Register.
william Stewart, Trustee.
John T, Slater, Ranger.
A. &. Handley, Surveyor.
John p. Wellington, Coroner.
.---- Foster, Chairman County Court.
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CHURCHES.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
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A French Refugee to the United ssates
Bankruptcy Of hts Estate.
TErou CaN0 api1n Apr1i

notary named Metzger, Of SArreguemines, (M,selle
a'd 70 the United States in 1884, after committing ~
orgcries and fraudulent bankruptcy. The Fren1
govern ment demanded that he should BE- given mp BY
United States blu. after heightened proceedings befo
different ocurfs In the States, the demand Vas reusf
In Msy 1850 hetzger for bis crimes was sentenced D
fault by the Court Of Assxes Of the Mosse to hard a
for ufe and to 10 Door, fne In 1866 - there appea3
TO be no likelihood Of his return to France, Ms creei
bad lin declared bankrupt, and took procsednes for
leprtsen,so BY the Administration dc rEDreg!stremen
then demanded that before the division was made To
should be pad, 8rst, 10 000f, the amount o. the r
teeoncly 1i5lOs &c., the expense to which ~ bad be-
pu, fyfhe proceedings sgsi.st the man In tho U II
S.es ard thirdly, 3sf 600, the sum paid for iescr
Jon q mortgage which BY .sy o. P-ecaraon 8 q
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to to be enlightened in proper manner have the
which have given to Senior Pastor BY it my govern
ment will that is most important TO the proper fol
Of my change to d.s srsn &
1t not possible TO determine perfectly the position OF
the atoms to which It refers, point Of the grss.ss in
Careful study in order to avoid ali mistaken ooncuson
The acknowledged talents and deoAe tact Of the minis
ter whom have the honor to address myself induce
to hope that his Exceency will eegn 70 sPprove this
proceeding my part, and TO recommend R basis to the
penetration Of his Serene Hghness, whose high views
eLdeavor to realize, without sparng sacrifices to obtain
them.
One o, the points comprehended in the instructions
gardng the relations between England and this country,
Is the negotiation which Ia said TO be established for the
organization Of Spanish legion destined for tina Fast
THIS idea has s 9s nsss N
this force would be paid By the government Of her Btsn,
nic Majesty (who has just obtained from Parliament bill
dent your Exesency that the permssioa FOR the
enlistment Of volunteers imposes upon Spain Obligations
on The other hand, how are We TO combine with the
meaning Of this event the question which, according TO
well informed persons, made the Emperor osferve 70
mersoD, viz: Why will not Spain sell ct once the island
Of CubaS
ror may persist in his former IDEAS but from the old
entertained by Lord Palmerstnn, Jour xceency Will ca
SLY understand how far the doubts awakened by recent
fact In which We cannot help seeing something more
than the ocfousness Of ciplomats may be legitimate
mesn TO say, most excellent sir, how important was
Cor a,tusn Assembly Of Monday 18th inst in reply to the
which the deputy Marategu made TO
Msjeys government respecting the relations Of Spain
Cubs and whereof give your Excesncy an acsount
more at large In the political which forward to
your Excelency with this.
Il ia NO less important to inform his Serene Hghness
your Exceency that the evening OF the day
when the above mentioned session took place Senior Oo
zaQs received letter from Lord Howden, repressnaive
Of hsr MO Maestys government in this Court
Qratuatpg him his proposition, and the brill
success the This fact known TO very few per-
sons will TO show the personal sympathies Of the
noble crd with the Spanish cause There IL doubt
hat Lori Howden good friend to the Spanish cause
whereof he las recently given proof but this
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psriorty Of Europea and discipline making the
test ne of character The city Of Lucknow
contass population little short Of million Of inha-
bsuts yet Lord DAhouse considered 16 600 mea SUR
cient " garrison IT. and 80 il appears This fact
speaks volumes.
The only reason assigned for this act Ia tAe maeoyern
eI Of the country by The present King; but gusran
tees have been offered by the Queen Dowager that
point pain Of forfeiture and the right of the Cover
General Of noia to interfere s more than equvoca
In fact the only right ipvoked by the Governor General
appears to have the rig1 OF the stroDgestas DO
fined IN that well known fable Of Esop tor though the
latter not lambs yet the returns OF recent Paris
nsnary blue book show that the cruelty OF the native
rulers reached the pitch OF rehned torture
that which has sgnAlzed the ftish rule In India
fgs lor o ee 'n a.. -. asbs tn.on in n.
ges'ive; iut rot to rshtoo much on spacs which L
valuable the naked history Of this transaction, coiasd
ton lrdian papers, 10 annexed-s history strange, in
| deed, for the niLetesnth csntury-
! From the Delhi Gazstte, Of Feb. I'll
LUCKNOW, feb. 1s, 1s56.-fhs annexation Of Lucknow
at least Is not looked upon In iavo able light. The
Thousands Of disappointed seekers Of Office cAmorns
loudly agsina. Il, and alleging that 1t unjust the
tories M. Ouae The servants Of the late re With me
exception OF favored few, have ell been turned adrift
They told that their claims would be taken
siderstion at early dae but meanwhile they are dis
| rtessd and discontented
The King excies general sympathy Bis late conduct
hes praised ~ veil a. censurei Submission
the best policy and he wiieiy followed it. Bat others
were ndisnant at It, and Of the most refractory
Zernipdars it IL ,umored sent him womans petucoat
With message that bis quie' submission entitled him 70
It, for man would nave yisded without AZ least
showing some fighting.
The Ea elish character hss since the arrival OF. the
Europesn rssi nents Of Der mslssy fty .eoond foot
ra,ives OF Lucknow Hsoy CT the lders roam.
ing about the streets 10 state OF ruDhenness
mised acts q lence and inoccsuey OF disgface,ul
\ krd hsny Of the Tncknowese who bsvs been 10 tis
other British terrores kpeu the difsren between
ssIt m tsdes; but Others Dom end ofes IN the
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Y z. OF Goth December last, and whereof well as
the instructions which Y. E. thought at TO dictate
eenor Pastor for the best In the management
his con mission, have made myself acquainted with DE-
attention.
answer now in the part which concerns me wit
the utmos possible brevity, yet with much cleArne
can In order no. to leave any doubt In the mind
Y.E.
1st. Respecting the question Of Cuba, believe o.
you todsy that The opinion Of this governmeI
is mel changed do not know that tbs part Of Eul
land there have been any proposals. Official oherws
made to Spain to send military petition to the Eas
Besides, hardly consider that supporting sue
proposals to have been made the British governmel
would undertake TO guarantee the conservation Of Cub
and At the time to defray the charges Of the
expedition. This last condition, dercgatory TO the sp
nish government, would suffice Of itseh mistake
to f'nisie the project Of its co operation Tae span
ambassador LETT this ca pitsl . few days A4).
"a. Mr.. souls-Everythipg referring to wha. to:
place respecting this gsnter 10 regard to France
lists In the spondense between the Ministry OF
reign Affairs of France and the Minister OF the Unit
STATES Paris which has already circulated In the 81
newspapers Of Europe. BY tha o0rrespopdence IL il
that The affair has terminated satisfactorily.
Sd. The btmbArdment OF Greytown has furniss
occasion for claims from this country FOR losses ana
msRes. l am not aware that the government. may hs
gene beyond this.
4th and 9Th. Respecting the questions Of the Pen
sua Of SamaHa and the Sandwich Islands il the BRIT
eoverbme mt has had, has believed to have had mov
for srg itself TO the views Of the government Of y
United States OF TO make observations about thsm VI
Minister Of the United States in this Court is the
person who will have certain knowledge.
TO be continued.1
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il could be made to-day and without reckoning mp the
the GSed States which would not fa to take .osangs
Of H. soroiug them pretext fornew motives OF dis
pleasure in which event France will not be inter-
ere, beT occupied In affairs Of much gres iuApor
lance her interests. The isolated action Of Spain
would then be useless and thus my fssli when
sympathy and good disp sion towards Mexico unaues
tor ably exist Spain, and are entertained by the
sent Cabinet OF Count San Lewis But could iuch dispo
son and such sympathy be converted into ships troops
and cannon In case Of need On other occas nave
had an opportunity Of potrsyDg to to your Exceency
department Of State in the present administration of her
Majesty. Your Exceency knows HIM person ally, and
the Judgment perhaps biased which his long resi-
depcc n Washington, and his family connections
with persons Of the Anglo-ssxon race, have caused him
form respecting the rover Of the United States In
TO nv pr tensions this Minister whrs aid tAce
him In . disposition 10 sot; but the a. i'm, the
result Of the mission above mentioned, confirming in
great my fears respecting England Or France
has air eady Strengthened the opinion which submit
to the judgment q your Excsllency.
wsuis perhaps be useless and prendcia In the npor.
tant affair which your Exceency has done the honor
to copfde to u.s. oughthis Excellency Mr.. PAchsco
arc myself, processing much in unison hitherto
TO wait till the political horizon Of Europe is cleared up
and to tale advantage in our respective missions Of the
se and vSch we VII look for Of making effective and
reducing practical results the favorable sentiments
which, organs OF their respective nts have
teen employ ed towards as by hesseors Droun de fHuys
trust that your Exceency win have the goodness to
submit the contents Of this communication and It's ante
ce6ens the knowledge Of his Serene Hghness he Pre-
sdent and to be likewise good TO Acquaint with
bis supreme resolution and with what your ExcelIency
in uflment Of the fame may think proper determine
BUENAyENTURA VIvO
Meanwhile, the political events In Spain assumed
alarming aspect. The dissolution Of the Cortes decreed
with too much mprudence by the ministry of Count
Lewis the represfive measures OF persecution Danish
ment and the privation Of rank and Office dictated
with urjusdsbIs sgainst the rst men Of tht
stIoD amor whom figured the Generals Den Manue
ard Don Joseph de Ia Concha, InfAnte, UDonell
Mspzsno prd other highly ds.ipgrishsd end es.ee
KihtaSy men, formed . combination Of causes which
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