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.ETd6 Lh6ef Eyer y - - !. - ... Al.
.Tns Aditse u the New YORK ScA - -. mr.
s.d ssrsfcsl journai, "a down up0. ~ s,rv "a
,hessand of brick He has = tee' :. sr,e.na
raesra 10 che growing blindness s"'.. !. !. ,h,.
for that ,aeiiehssul bevsrsse = !. ! ,,~r,csn
,norb,d iove II sxcitensnt a"o1s :. .,ne b,
.. -. n. Aoss not iAfofm N how y 49, -
49,. -ish the Tentouic race. the mes. pnns
~ ,.oerturbsble Of mankind. we nS"'s
-. .,s,Iou hat Americans like lager 0'er
80. ~ q 4 foreign preparation and . 'ore's"
-. r, Ia fashisnable 70 80 into ecstac'es o'e'
- m,astaehioed and whskeeed ontis~' "oa.
a.. and avery other part Of creation, Ito run ma"
80, sore,sn add.ers, singers and dancers, JUST as
-. p,~,I.h forefsthers have done for centuries
s.s..., y. Laser bier which tastes Ike decoc'
Elan Of bad tobacco juice, s Of course sure 70 W
60. II has however, this redeemins merit, tnaf
., ,eou,res two or three gallons to produce intoxi
s,tion.
civ. "a besu,y. which he says, Is the reason that
v,meu do not drink It, having infuitively discov-
.,ed that mcmsntous fact. The Scalpel has also
s,esrtaned that lager bier produces depressed and
bco.d heads fat though wide shoulders and chests
straight backs and q cow-like tread Moreover,
be ascrbes great influence TO lager bier In forming
ths character Of the Germans, aud attributes the
fact thst Germany allows itself to be ruled by
thirty six petty ,yrants to the hops with which
lager bier Is highly impregnated In fine. he in
sisss that the beer drinking portions Of the nations
Of Europe sink under such circumstances into
state Of materialism, and lose their appreciation oil
be beautiful All this Is no doubt highly philoso-
phical and sensible But If beer is 30 Injurious to
beauty and form, why are the beer drinking Erg.
ush the handsomess and best formed men in Eu.
ropsi II the hops in lager bier Supply Germans
into subjection 10 tyranny, what Is 1t hich makes
Frenchmsn hug their chains T. The Germans are
at this moment better prepared for freedom than
the French which no doubt IL owing to the fact
that lager bier is drank Ia one country. and only
hight wines In the other The beer drinking ms.
lions of the old world. Epgiand and Germany. are,
IN fact. the only people who have much chapce for
Repubicau:sm. Lager bier and Liberty go hand
In hand. 1t requires race Of great resolution,
accidental AMI ply steal vim to drink lager bier at
all A people capable of swallowing and enjoying
such decoction, are capable Of any degree of self
sacrifice and any moral achievenent-selfg govern
ment Included.
We therefore protest against the Scalpefs opin-
Ions. Whst.couutry has produced greater thinkers
or Drawer men than Germany Ills not long since
. New York journal lamented the physical degene
racy Of the people of the Northern cities, and q
periodical was established for the purpose OF
throwing light upon the best mode of improving
the breed. Now you cannot lay that to lager bier
which has been but lately introduced in this conn
try. Perhaps 1t Is the free use of molasses, or
New England rum
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Shooting Case, &c.


LExINGToE, New. 18th
Our gay, busy little town Is livelier than ever
this winter season, and was thrown into quite an
excitement yesterday by the crack of rife Oil
the Sabbath day, followed soon after by the re-
port that . woman had been shot through the
head, and was dying. Itappears that she was car.
rying off chips from the wood-pila of widow Ia.
dy, and young man who was at the house com.
maudns her to desiss rashly shot at her she re-
reated-the ball passing through her thigh She
was at first thought TO be mortality wounded, but
strong hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
The Military Institute and Washington College
have much larger number of students than usual
The latter institution is rapidly growing in public
favor since the lsttering notice of Gov Wise last
July.
Judge Brocksnbrough's law class has lately as
sembled, and is represented from several of the
adjacent States. The Judge is becoming very
justly celebrated a teacher of law. ROLLA.
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Postage stamps.

The Charleston Courier very properly remarks
that the want Of adhesive power In postage stamps
10 serious evil and great grievance. The stamps
ought TO be made certainly adhesive Letters often
fall to be forwarded because the stamp had fallen
Of In the post Office on the way to it, from de.
fect of adhesiveness.
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~ DRISCOLES BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Deutriiice and Cosmstic that the art
Of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
sesth healing the gums and mpartins fragrance and
sweetness to an otherwise offensive breath which too
frequently exists without the PERSONS kpewIedge,-
For sale in Richmond by r. DUOUESNE, No. 207,
Main street. and bv Drug gists generally.
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Liberal Donation.

1 gentleman Of New York has presented the
'. " destitute hundred aud thirty copies Of the
ME Of the gallant soldier Capt Wears of the eth
regiment Of the British Crimssu army
Several other gentlemen, Of the same city, have
eoctributsd 70 the same institution two hundred
copies Of work entitled 1.-THE Bible and Men Of
Learning" by Rev. Dr.. Mathews, former Chaucsl'
ior Of the University Of New York. Dr.. Mathews
communicates the fact to the Superintendent In 4
graceful and friendly letter.
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RES 20 n DE NC OF II DIS PAT n.
RALEIGH, N. g Nov. 1e.
The Legislature of this State met in the Capitol
yesterday. and organised by the election Of W. w.
Avery, of Burke county, speaker of the Senate,
and Jesse G, Shepherd, of Cumberland. speaker If
the House OF Commons. John Hill, Esq, was re-
elected clerk Of the Senate, and e. g. Cantweli,
clerk Of the House.
The fall term Of Mecklenburg county court CON.
menced last week, when r. H. Wellington was
convicted of the manslaughter Of james NJ Jorney,
Of Iredell county, and fined ESQ., Yaunts. tried for
the murder Of Powers was acquitted. At Union
county superior court, Alvin Presar, convicted Of
the murder of bis wife, has been sentenced to be
hung on Monday, the 29sh of December. Il is .
singular fact that Judge Caldwell, of that circuit
never sentences criminals TO be executed on Fri
day, being of the opinion that Friday has already
been desecrated enough by executions. SPIKES
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RESULT IN LouIsIAsA.-Thirty. six parishes
heard from 10 Louisiana, give Fillmore Q msjerity
Of l20. The twelve remaining parishes will give
about 1000 majority for Buchanan dispatch
from vicksbarg, Miss. says the 4th Congressional
district Of Louisiana gives buchanan 3,50O MAORI
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ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL rIcKET-The Anne.
rican party of Trenton, N. J., held meeting on
Friday evening last. and nominated for the Presi.
dency, In 1860, Commodore Robert +. Stockton,
and for the Vice Presidency, Hon John Nj Bolts
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College Students In Virginia and Massa.
chuaftts.

chusftts.
In his address at the opening of the Virginia
Military Institute, COL Smith, the Superintendent,
says that the number Of college students in vir.
ginia has increased from fire hundred in 1899, to
near fifteen hundred in 1885, SO that Virginia, with
. whits population less than that of MASSACHUSETTS
has actually, at this day. greater number Of
young men who are students of colleges, than
Massachusetts, affords
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LOST.

OST.. Sunday night, on Grace street, n
IL Mosaic BRrAaTPIN. Areesonable reward vi |
be given to the finder on leaving the same at this
Office no20 3.+
OS T-.On Saturday, the 9Th, on the Old
LMountsin Road. thirteen or fourteen mi es above
Richmond. q red leather TRUNK. 1t had been
marked with white paint, and the painted name has
been scratched of and the MANS of Miss Amanda j..
also has rives off Of the top. reward of ten dol.
lars will be paid for its delivery this flee
William ChiIes', twelve mies from Richmond, on the
Mount .In road no 49, d5tw2tA
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~Dem0cratic Mcetiug.- The Democrats
of Richmond requested to meet at Connthisn
Hail. ON FRIDAY night, the 2ist inst, ct u O'clock.
Business Of consequence will be transacted. and 2
general meeting of the party 10 desired Some gooe
speeches may be expected
By order Of the PRECEDENT
JAMES DOVE, Secretary
NO 20--2t Dem. Association Of Richmond.
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EIaH PRICE OF LAND The small farm of Mr.
Chewnings, adjoining DR.. Watson's farm, II the
Green Spring, Louisa county, sold at public aue.
ton. the other day, and was sold At e62 80 per
acre.
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TnLsGRAvHsu Nkws.
SrpoRTrD Tok 7HT D1fET'DFsrxs0n

] ( e - 4 q ssaa free 1eesieee frea vernese
MoFrrrlIss n. Nov 2 80 ne. hse's ssssss, 6
W. sl oo Q supply food nd cleaning fcf thu
ncos ffree so1eep In Kansas.
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Rank ~ Easf Tennessee.

L. Bank OF East Tennessee.
AUGUSTA. Nov IT,, 1856 Tho Bank Of East
Tennessee has not suspended as reported. The re
port Il untrue.
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NeITidinaA ef tho Passessers % the Ly.

HorMEs Holr, Nov 19.-The steamer Marion,
sent out In hopes Of fading some Of the passen.
ssngers Of the III fated steamer Lyonnais, put tn
here today with NO tidngs Of the steamer or boa::
which left the wreck. She has again proceeded
out southwark Of Nantucket.
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Nothing Of the Mag ara.

HALIFAX, Nov. 19-Nothing yet of the steam.
er Niagara, due here with dates from Liverpool to
the 9Th inst e.
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pfARHl.D,

srkaa 49,
- aIsage4a "a Eay9 " n ss)ll e 80
n fTHTW ". YARkIN0TON = 1is sALLI6
y. isaShtse q jobs Lester Esq- en- ~
3 a. fSe - Inst, Of the residences q u ~.
.sn' "a g f3coehlsnd county, ~ ~ v. y ~
Dsa' i ~ 4'. 1 pFopcaHHHor A e swHc6Sjoh
+. N,ttav.v oopnty, On the 18th inst, b the ess'
rh - So'i ssSn.r. ~ NJ. WILLIAM r. BkowN 70
6is1 Emile 5. WOKDEN 49,. -.
- : = ---------------
- AMUskn1ENTS.
fTH EAT RE. aisE h4 s#s
KuNKEL 4 CO........-.Lssssss s.d rre{nsso ss
1lso a. tie Nssionsl Thsstrs, Washingtcs, asd
the Holiday Street Theatre, Ba!dmoreJ
I. ,. MOxLEY, .................'.tAess.ss -
THURSDAY EVENING, Nsvenber 20.
BENEFIT OF
MIX. JAMES w. WALLACA,Jr.
when will be presented the new play Of
THE IRON MASK!
LEON. ". WAnLANn-
Roche ,ort ............o Doniisce.
Naturin. e
Pierruort. -
Hortense r1 I
Mad. Cabot. ............'..''''.'....' ~ A'-~'.
ADMISsION-Dress Circle and Psrquette, % cts.
fno extrs charge for reserved seats ID Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries 80 and Is cts.
~ Box Office open from to O'Clock.
cyr Doors open Ut 4; Overture commences q quar-
tar before O'Clock preciselv
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Tho U. = Court aad state Rights.

The n Y. Express calls attsstion to . case Of
much Interest In the U. &. Supreme Court. Par.
ties ont Of Ohio, says the Express, sought In the
o. 9 Court 70 enjoin the Directors of the Com
nercisi Branch Bank Of Ohio from paying State
tax. deemed Illegal The plea was no U. s juris
dicsion-bct . majority Of the Court sustained the
appeal.
Justice Wayne, Of Georgia, energetscaIly sus.
teined the jurisdiction Of the Court with Roger Is
fancy, Of Maryland the Chief Justice Of the Court:
John Mclean, Of Ohio; Sam'l Nelson, Of New YORK:
ltobert 0rier Of Pennsylvania, and Benz r.
Suras OF Massachusetts, Associate Justices Jus.
aess Sstrcn, o. feunessee. Campbell, Of Alabama,
md Daniel. Of Virginia, disagreed
tae principal involved Il one Of great import
sucs, vs. Tess the Cnited States Court under the
s 80 has right 70 inquire Into and inter.
'0s W8a She local tai legislation If STATE
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4. c!iok Yok THIrr.--Joseph Hogan, tried
an pessrsbars, for picking the rocket az Ms
eooevsa, OF sse at The Agricultural Fair there.
vas eessicsed TUESDAY. snd ,ep,e,e,d - 80
afs eDnasenaeui In the Penitsns,ary. Wu,i. =,
ossn btoihsf ce The priscuss, = trsA ~, 800,
Ms 80 Nm Nj. w. O. Butler, ANA ..U,,,
vi. .@ss ssqus
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~ Special Notice. II ask attention to
nv sale of superior new Furniturn. fine family
Horse city.made Buggy, &c, &C., THIS DAY. at 10
o'clock, at w. A. Bells, near Temperance Haii on
Church Hill. y. CAUTHOhN
M 20 Auct
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Meeting Of the North Carolina Legislature Crimi.
nal Matters.
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- Mr. n A. Hight, tho Actor.--While On
visit Ct Fredericksbsrg called in 70 witness per-
forruspoe 1t tho Theatre. and was most sgrsssbly
surcrised With the whole entertainment, bat moro
forcibly with Mr. HlGHT's spirited style of
acting. His true conception, his we'll balanced and
sensitive mind his voics and gssures, stamp him an
Isver il truly great piece Of sctins II public Pc.
trousrs ana wide. pread fame II duo TO worth and
merit this young trasedisn IL entitled to it.
g In connection, we publish tse following from sn
.tWilliau Tell wss PLAYED at the Theatre, Masonic
Hall Thursday night. The character Of the great
patriot and lover OF liberty was represented By Mr..
Fl A. Hight, the star of the company, who msnfest-
ed q ect appreciation of the character Of the
bold brave, intrepid, vaorous and victorious cham
MON Of freedom0 NO 20-.-1ts
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rPElIsf. NUTlcRA.

- :. ss1:! g !. 81. n. mi :.
- aeiskSsQkooS. VII b hid On @M9AY BvEr !.
sss E lat he 80 3 &c! r sn s ssss
y J; !: y ' Ill + { firr..
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~ Auet ton N0tice.-.GrOceries, Bac0r,
Liquors DC THIS MORNING, BY
DAVENPORT. ALLEN i CO.,
AUctA
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sPoNDENCE THE DISPATCH

United States Court-Fdtdi Accidsat-CaU Decliat.
ed-P0liticaL Celebration C0Nisioa-Ir ade 81.
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UNcw Telegraph Lise...Deeks enc
T5eSmee1 fe HkIGot0S, uIe6fnt6, With issss0s1tsfs
oRses 81 ChsrlottestfIfs 0or1oesvills, Wsynesbc!c
~ fpuies Court II h bops1 thnt the ts4ets
~ ssost WI 8 euhspsited immsdistsly, 49,
6SSfsssoss 49, eon1eses g speedily = possible -
10 ons 7asEinar VIII tsts6rsphirs ecebts the iY'
ms1ss s1vssesess thst Will result om tos esfsosn-
mett u this imP0rteat sptesSriss PAT t.eM sns
4 ms peeulsr puss sdvsstaess which make ~ con.
saumstion desirable HrnaiBe through pesii. 2 @
the STATE which does large and increasing susiness
vith Richmond IL cannot fail to b. Of crest corn
uneYcsl b-peGt The contrscton will call On the 6ie.
izens Of Richmond In sfew days to suhscribe Their
having bad good tes Of practical feieerspnsnS ek
perense themselves and being 81 izens OF the city
and fee ing interessed in anything conducive 70 is
welfare. Il sure guarantee that the line VIII oe
built in the best and most sube.antisl manner
~ - \. o. CROWLY co,
M 2O-es Contractors and Builders.
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New YoRK, nov lg~fhs steamer Canada
called today. hsnss sfos livsspcek win e34oOo0
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NEW BARBER,S SHOP, Ar THE UNI
N TED STATES HOTE l. JOHN BLAKE,
from Bal imore, has fitred up first class BAR
RER.S sHOP 1t the "Uni ed States Hoe
SHAVING and HAIR DRESSING done in ths
uestest u,snner The citizens of Richmond are in.
yitrd to call and give him trial.
ss3- Ladies can have their Hair DYED or CURL
ED at their residences, in the best style, by lady
N, ~ III
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~ DR. KANE'5 Arctic Explorations. vols, $6.
MARRYING TOO LATE BY Geo. Wood. 81
STORIES of an Old Maid. 75c
PRINCIPLES and Practices of Baptists. By DR.
Wayland
DERIvATIONs of Family Names. By Arthur.
THE Lady Apgeine, &c, &c
ENGLISH Scripture, revised, with Notes.
ALSO,
HARPER for December New number. 49,.
GODEY,S LADYS BOOK Tor December.
WORKMAN COTTRELL,
no At 2nS Main street
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- FOR SALE That very desira biz
Gerden Lot about Il miles from Richmond 81.
II uated in Sydney" on Scufi e-town road, nes
4. Reins' late residence. and containing about /
acres at present in high state Of cultivation witt
dwelling house, outhooses, and an excellent well
water In the yard.
For terms spplyto
no 9U-6t a0DDIN & APPEKSON
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4 INeEYe-- We have ON hand q larae
IL stock Ct Lnseya. which vi be aold low.
$3.50 JOHNSON 4 HAYWOOD
no % NJ ~ Main ~
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~ Mrs. GANNAWAY having taken the above very
desirably loc'ted house, on I2,h street, between
Broad and Marshall, and having two or three fine,
large rooms su table for families, would be glad to
hase them filed She can also accommodate six or
eisbr more dav bosrders no S0--2w
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ri The large and commodious Dwelling above my
III store having been thoroughly repaired and
psiuted, is ready for tenant. 1t has long been
occupied boarding. -house, and 10 of the best
locations in the city for that business To cd te.
nant the rent will be reasonable. Posses ion given
immediately. Apply to WIN. 7. KING,
no 2e---St 6 and 8 Franklin ct.
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hVnNCUArS AND II A u l. ANS We
have very extensive stock of heavy Russia
Beaver, hitney and Pilot Cloth, Lion Skin and
Cashmere Overcoats and Rsglsns, gotten up in ele-
CONT sly and to which ask the attention Of pur
ohssers as being superior clothing ct great saving
la prices .
90 KEEN, BALDWIN X CO.
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'se 49, "a sst4 - asss ssexngg y So.
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- LARGE FRAMED DWELLING
81 ADJOINING MANCHESTER FOR SALE
4A Tho subscribers are authorized to self the
Framed Dwelling at the upper end Of Manchester,
nearly opposite the residence of Mr. Geo. w Smell.
lings. and in the occupancy of w. A. Cooke Esq
The house has seven rooms with FIRE places to six Of
them besides kitchen, STABLE &c. and 10 beau-
tifully situated. The 10 fronts $50 feet runs back
son feet to the corporation inc.
For terms, &C. apply to
no 20-6t GODDIN & APPERSON Aucta
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TIE ENLISTMENT CORRESPONDENCE

The publication of this correspondence will eectuay
remove the impression that Great Britain has made salts
factory ledgment Of the wrong she committed in
enlistng troops soil So far from having apollo
gized for this hour she has admitted that she ss
committed the wrong and positively all the critical
ainer Of this correspondence can find in Is an admission
that csrain seconstuted agents" violated neutrality
laws and certain regrets laws have been inrnged
by persons acting with without authority from her
Maiesys Nor is this ALL the half OF what
the close examiner will find in these documents for Great
Britain has put forth in them principles both novel and
dangerous-principles that would in action violate our
sovereign rights and nullify our municipal laws
1t is gratifying the marked unanmity with which
the position of the administration is sustained The most
intelligent and Influential presses of the country of all par
ties support it. Thus the New York Commercial Adyer
tiser 10 credit honoaby remarks We coustrsn-
ed to modify the views have than strongly
expressed believing then did, that ample apo-
ogy had been made for the ho bearing of the matter
aud we do how, while the British government de-
tends its course government adopt any other
course than the which it has adopted"
The impression which this correspondence has produced
in this country ia decided and the American side is put
with much point dignity and power that it is fair to
infer the effect will be marked abroad and that the
British cabinet unless bent war; will modify its posi-
ton and abandon its unwarTantabe pretensions
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THE DAILY UNION
For the Usaon.
NO MORE NEGOTIATIONS NOR AFFILIATIONS ON
THE CLAYToN-BULwER TREATY

For Usion.
NO MORE NEGOTIATIONS NOR AFFILIATIONS ON
THE CLAYToH-BULwER TREATY.
OF what the Unitsd States are further uegota-
tons with England in reference to the Clayton-Bulwer
treaty She, has set it at nought from its commence
ment" aud thus freed from It's obligations wherefore
should We the controversy
To negotiate is 10 concede her the prior right Of
acquisition aud control IN Central America and else
where this continent; and yield this TO England is
acy TO allow II all other natons sentiment il
at offensive every intelligent American citizen.
If negotiate arbtrae the question, to restore
the -Balwer treaty suffer ourselves be bound
from acquiring territory in Central America provided Eng
land is bound while all other nations not included in
the treaty at liberty Surely there is European
power but would grant Interpretation Of this treaty,
when ID places in position that every way desirable
to them-embarrassiug and restrictive only TO us.
Great Britain Is but power-not The power OF earth.
And half century may not pass TIL she declines to the
condition Of indifferent and inferior il extinct
nationality, whose friendship frown will neither be
courted dreaded What is true Of England may be
equally SO of other nations and TO make Clay
Bulwer treaties with any with all of them is but
foolish and vexanous waste of time.
Making such agreement with England, or with any
other European government is virtually setting aside the
Monroe doctrine" useless and retracing step in
heretofore independent national policy.
The true and safe way for Ia to have Clay
ton bulwer treaesno such negotiations arbitra-
TONS "entangling aiances but to assert unequvo-
caly our right OF empire the American continent and
its coudgues the right TO for ourselves-whout
the dication control of any of the monarchos of the
Old World-sueh political geography as We think best
suited wants and interests and such the
and the order of God may prepare for in the
future. WIDER RANGE.
MARCH 6, 1856
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Mnrkrt..

NEw YoRK, March l3.Four i hrm-sales Of 5000 bbls
straight State, 81 good Ohio 50 southern, 50. Wheat
dulsaes of 900 bushelssouthern red 81 Isl south
white 81 90 Corn has decned-saes Of 900 bushels
western mixed cents Pork Is droopingsaes Of SOC
barrels at SIS 62 Beef doopingsses Of $50 bbs
Chicago rspacked at sl9 u.s. Lard is Grm-sales Of 2Oc
bbls. at 1917 cents Wbskey quiet-sses Of 100 bbls Ohio
at 80 cents
BALTiMoRE, March l4-Flour Is lower and dropping.
Howard scld FOR 81 and City Mills offered at the
price, but found buyers Wheat IL steady and nom
nslly unchanged sReceips light Fair TO prime white
81 81 81 30, and fair prime red 81 6Sssl 6s Corn
activeales Of 10000 bushels yellow sold for SO cents.
There moderate inquiry for provisions but prices gen.
orally remain about the Mess pork, sic $40 l2k
Bacon shoulders 81 cents sides, ~ cents bard-west-
IN barrels 10 IOA cents in kegs, lOA u cent?