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FL,T KOCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

UNOR the wear l-iI tn" trst of Tina lstui.0.
u vii. con.cne. ga tho 18Th ol January. and closr
q! .O; Jn" ..r coni session will commence tEs
.r)th July ant close the 18th Dccembct.
TERMS, PAYABLE At TIE EHD OF THE SESSION
Board tor session, ST. -
TAt!uu in the English Departments, including
Mni.,.n-G. 40. --.-.-......,..-. - o.
French, Spanish GiJ ai!na, eG"n ratr",.-.-..-. ~
Music. "':rrm,. ~ J.
Ornamental branches. each ctra ~ teachers prices
Latin and ,rcri C;-s tngg!; hy Ino Organ il. ~ %
"a IN cases OF prOirsred sickness deduction WI BE-
In ordinary Pomnr Schools Of III" country where one
luar T.. il employed it impossible tor wan; 0! :c T
the tougher to dcyut CIat cu.s'nn: pcrsCga u,h,,
Is NEEDED For ;nsta"c" IL: LII" pupil in music urc..
sur!Iy sept to Tue :nu practice her music w:auu s
Should there be- only irn sCOlnrs. and Hai uogr
only devoted hy "mri :" music III" teacher hrug gc.rr
hvr hours 81 her time vii 81 "pEo.rE d. "iG ut t'r j."
tuT Instruction. ~ "b-G .iCG .. - tn IG, BE- ira
I...Ci. .i ..u "JlEpltiUts al ltrnr- schools
The great Gr@l nj !"y arloo - IN" undvte:
InrSuGg attention -: uo teachers Io every departments
For tn. purpose iwO '.pcE"g- employed HrL.
L. !r orti.HT? E"gH-h Branches, including Mathematics
and tho Sciences Hnd the other Music French Italian
spanish ma Ornamental Branches Miss f. + $corr wi.
again have ,arI Of thu first Department. By her ni-ity
aud an"li,y o character She ms saougod the love Of
ell ncr pupils r;': :". ny know thar
tius Instruction have progressed with ex,rsyr
Iimn:y rapidly "d Proficiency, that is quite cOuimo
tor them IN tFc! Er"u' L. ~ that CG,uT p.og. h.
been made 81 Oh" than IN any l;o Gears before "
H. the other Department, embracing Music French ss
Ornamental Branches, Mas MARX ASS NrvIss is engage:
lady oi great general Intelligence aud long eyperrIcs
~ teaching. Having taught ia his Seminary for hall d!
rs: s"--JG ,rf superior qualifications and ndus,J
mat never wrlrics have ensured the most rapid improve.
mcni Of the young ladies' IN her department In Music.
the ladies take their lessons invariably in the presence
the tcuChcr, and i"H retire to another piano practice
frequently examine the yuung ladies' especially on
such 0rancr, generally III female schools "ey IN
perfectly learned Wien these take plnce
generally known oy them. The consequence lnathey
are Away. prepared
In closing. ;-el IT due the Young Ladies who have
attended - "'h"! To "Ngrc's my grhci" Appreciation
iEe:r uniform EEtnes. ~ each other, ard 10 every m'
ter my family Their extraordinary decorurn. tari
igrnt application 20 ImrT duties n!.,! then pro"cenii
merit chan ordinary praise.
u Every urtc!" I'll clothing should he marked
EJeMy address is Maciarland's. Lunenburc. Va
Dec 2I-cti JOHN CkGslS in
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
UNIVERSITY LITERARY hAGAHINE,"

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
yNNUE LITERARY SOCIETIES Of the University ~
4 Virginia, of the many advantages to be de-
rived from the establishment OF convenient suitable
periodical their mldst have determined publish
entitled the
UNIVERSITY LITERARY MAGAZINE"
and hare authorized the undersigned to publish this pros
prc;us The proposed magazine will consst Of ~ rhg
OF reading mitcr, and vii! be conducted by three editor
one chosen from each society IL will bs purely Ira:
in ia character. all pArznn and sectarinE mailer ~
excluded and will De- issued nj the end OF cach noun
rug the Collegiate year Though il is not Et'h'r' , :,
c!u ic from it, pages, MISTER from other -"n 80,
contributors will be mainly the students oil me
md ms a stimuli. 10 their eye rous the societies h" "
trrrlinel 10 award ut the close Vt every se=s'o.
prizes for contributions o. maximum ihef't - 80
of tai- prriiicnl will BE- - 81 per 'tssiUh' ho
sen. tur less than n whole scs-ion ana VIM, ,'' 80
os,,, r., = oorcd. ,rd uny one ubthIn'I. ~ elb-'i
h. 1 n, rive limits O; the University, will be allowed
copy gratis. .,.,Lo- -,;u no rccoiv.J
from, The beginning of tn" next s'sS"h' ""' Wv WI:
I..ur in Juur al the rr'rnt year. copies oi
which can nr procuFeu ~ '
E ~ n,w.uapors in Virginia and throughout the
south are respectfully requested 10 give this co,Picu
| m mid II, in getn, subscription. any other
r ,yber.by our design nny be carried out
"e ,m,nuucaon. will be addressed TO the Editors OF
bc Irnyer.ity Literary Magazine University Of Virginia
' l.. RANDOLPH.
CHAS. T GOODRICH,
TEOS G. COLEMAN
Committee OF the Jefferson Society
JAMES MURRAY,
BOYD WINCHESTER,
FLEMING JAMES
Committee of the Washington Society
GEO. R. PACE,
W D. TAYLOR, Js.,
May % Committee OF the Columbian society.
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mAMERICANSr In COUNCIL.


BOTTS 4 CRITIC OF MANNERS IND MORALS
Bolts appear. in character. in session Of
the american Council, held in New York during
the past week, he played the part of Censor OF public
morals. Disguised with the want OF refinement and
poenes in the of The members ot Congress,
the paragon OF personal perfection from Screamers-
ville introduced and procured the passage Of the
following resolution:
"Rrsoivei That n cnnSnrvators of law and conSti.
iutuna rights Of Il Free Press. aud Free. Speech
without "Reminiscences either, the American party is
equally opposed /" the Bowie Knife and Revolver on
one hand and I" Sharpc's Rifles, the other for the
settlement of Constitutional questions or sectional
ISSUES"
The moral maxims of Joseph Surface are not ex-
pressed in more vague and indefinite terms; and some
people might be nj oss to perceive the point OF this
resolution if Bots had not supplied IN illustration
of his meaning. The design of this new plank in the
Know Nothing PLATFORM as its author informs us in
speech, to pass sentence OF condemnation on The
conduct Of Mr. Brooks in chas,isDg Sumner Boit-
was much more explicit in his speech than in his reso
luton. In pointed and punseut terms he denounced
the act of Mr.. Brooks outrage and snSma'is-
ed him as disgrace to the nation Ibis Is severe
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LATER FROM KANSAS

ST. LOUIS uuu o.-rue kati,Us CIty Enterprise Of
In. 2ul inst, SAYS that Mr.. j. NJ. Btynard lett ST.
B,ruard tor We,tport, Oh Friday last, und has not
sue. p..n heard VI. He IL supposed 10 have buci.
murdered by The aoolilou,sts. u. II. Hamilton ana
john Lux who went in search OF hi'n, have been
taken ny the abui"uiots. Marshal Donason a''u
s,y.u,meu, on Fr,da, wer. fired upon Lawrence
BY u pnriy vi ~ auuI,tvuiets. conflict eusued, du
rus wucn several ot the AlarshaIs uicn We're wound
81. Mr.. IL. Ii. Carry s'avs that sVne ineh oe!ohs
Ia: I" the same company, We're attacked ahd oil 90
TiuGSS u. urvu by tue auviItiuuiets. Tie came 10
aud l.orsvs, aud twenty five Vt Buiords party
will immediately start Tor the rcscuc Capt. fatts
Company, VINO Went I" hickory Point, 10 suppress
ou;rasce %cre attacked Oy the ahvlitiuusts; Two y
tue us were killed. Anu;urr light between tho
parties took pare uGar Lack Jacks. Nine aDon
Tourists aud tnrtecn p:o-siGv-Iy were killed
aauus whom We're Capt. i'st,:s s:d James McG.e
Capt Lvuse COMPANY OF Ny.44o;tv Iudiaus wsr,
ua:led u Pattls' colulnaud.
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language ana may cost Bolts Gaming. II he will
accept the advice of who feels unaffected So
liruc for his personal invinability, he will make
himself in Washington till after the adjourn
ncn OF Congress. Bolts protests with perfect truth.
that he is "a Of peace and did Sumner, yet
he caught Gaming The council in this city ha! bet
ter appoint body guard for their precious represen'
tative. lie may be hurt.
The proceedings of the council in New York were
published by the press Of the city. Tho session. it
seems was spent in discussing propositions to abo
ib the ,eercsy and oaths of the Order 1t was pre-
tended that the obligation OF secresy was aoroSated
bv the PHILADELPHIA Convention. The council! in New
York had the work to do over again. and very dill
cult job it was
The attempt to substitute "pledge OF honor for the
oatls of the Order was opposed by the argument OF
y member, who said "pled5e Of honor might bind
III. gentlemen of the Order, but would not bind the
abbLs! Sn it is ut last confessed that the accusation
uaus the Order is true, aud that the rabhe are let.
tered and controlled by knot Of privileged GENTLE
men.
If a contemplate conclave Of corrupt politicians
v.re endowed with the attribute Of omnipotence, the
following resolution of the Council might be equva
lent to decree of fate
PssoIred, That we present the American party TO
,h. c,untry not rs an order, not society, but
n broad comprehensive, conservative, national party
Standing like other political parties openly before the
country, inviting to its fold ali vino adopt It's scn'i
nens and participate in lis convictions; but nothing
herein shall be go construed H. 10 Interfere w! any
organic etion which the party. in any STATE for is
own government, may choose to adept.
There has not been 50 ludicrous contrast Of pom.
nous pretension and contemplate imbeciiy since the
famous address Of the three London talors Ii il not
within the compass of human power to convert an
mpotent hide bound association of midnight conspi,
rators, into "a comprehensive, conservative national
purty." The Ethiop cannot change his skin.
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.WNN. III.
IA Rs. JEFFERS'
l.,..I oil rgi

NHRS. JEFFERSON MINOR, respectfully !I hn nv.
We triend- Old patrons, and The pH'Nc; t" "f :
moved from Midway. Er-cX c"unly' I" hL.W.i ..
will on the 9Th u! January next open /" u M .+ y,
boarding and day School ~" h.s take" tf NV :.
and spacious mansion ON GrHc" street "PP"o; 81,
,nn,-r chmrch Mi. Ada Byron Minor will preside -
by compc,cn; teachers IN very department ~ a,rj
aud Kiss Ada Byron intend their school TO s'1,.
mean. n,,, nnIr Of u thorough course OF ru0-t"I''
,,a,-'n i, Er,Ii.h and the lAn-uH2cs, but also
rho,. different accomplishments necessary 20 5".'I
male EDUCATION. particular attention NJ BE- pa
,ro,L and ruig.s Ui the Young iad.ss al al t.hs'
a Jnor interest taken in their Advancement. Inc -
yviu commence the IN January and close on -" !
.: July Terms will DC moderate FOR phti'cu" -,
30. I,:er or in p"r-on. Mrs Minor considers US Us,
I3n experience OF sixteen years in the succt ss'u. a"
If Young ladies, together with the extensive pa'.
.r.. received ut Mildly y. renders any further 'eI
"nrccc.nry. Bonr,.ers will be- charged from the uL
entrance lurhs cwd Of the session. Day sch0I"fs
charged by the quarter. In event Of scXnes, ever!
ZION will be paid anu Dr. Minor viii render ~
vices tree q. charge. Mr.. JEtFEhsoS MmiiISGg
Dec 25-dti MiAs ADA BYRON NINE
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w
POSTED notices Ist Starch lait, to the eject
II that all persons who indebted TO the est%te'
would be expected settle their respective deot before
tie let Of July ncxr, and all debts paid by thai ine
would put suit again call the attention o! dtDtofs
10 the subject; is positively necessary alter the ape
of more Than three years. TINT the should De nnH
settled up and this notice will be sidy enforced Without
r.epect 10 persons II there any outstanding
debts for which my bound security, require
hs, such crs shall be promptly collected by process OF
law or otherwise, else this will be plead IN bar
w. e. KNIGHT, Executor
Mav 3l-cw4w J. H. KNIGHT, decd
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SCHOOLS AND COL,EGEs

i,SIyEESITX - 11..~.>-.~o-~>->--r>~~-.-.-
,u1,rt a. 1879 ON lME En- or STATE >TrGEETs
an ,hc III, -, Ji. r",.'f'iij q! Ir-in!. y,.r'
der the amended uc; OF tie la, 'a rGp"!lim'.ns u1
cir" Tor stat, students IN the t.owir 10 Ill "aca,.
J. tHy oil Norfolk ''suIcts:
u Isle OF Wight Nhnsemora -,
~. tly Ot Petersburg and PM; ,ui curry
", ~ MeckienbuTg and Charlo,t"" "eofse county
VI. Halifax.
VII Bedford.
WILL Cmy 0t williamsburg, James Civ cb,.,
~ IVY Ne" Kent, Elizabeth Civ and w Cnafie'
~. Cry Of Richmond '' a'' '" hr"ick.
I Wc.,,rnr, Northumberland, Richmond and
nj Fairfax and Alexandria
NV. Abemarle
KY t n,acSn9t"r, Amherst and Nelson.
60: - Hardy, Hampshire and Morgan
hhi Pagc md Shenandoah
Allil. Augusta
w ai,lleshany, BotetoIrt Roanoke and Crs;v
:rhi Russell. scott and Lee
NH. Gr"eubrier Eov.,n S;.L., NIT.
, ton and P0cHhnurus ' ''s"' h'af
'''' twrSr nT Richie, Doddridge Pleasant. and
AMY. Barbour, upshur, Lewis, Gimer md D.
dOiph ' '''' anu nan
@HV. OHIO, Brooke and Hancock
AA.! hcconlnc and NYr:Ea,nprnn
49, u Norfolk county ana Princess Anna
MINI Pi;tsy lvania - ''"F'''e'
AAAlll Cainpbcli ami Appo,nst,ox
NM Hanover anu Hsnr;cD
AAAN Gloucester Matthew. mud viJu,
AAAyil Loldou;.. "'' '''''''s'eS'
AMY y, Loai.D. Gooci:iaai and FI,yanna.
MI Jefferson and Ecrkc"v :
My R"rkb'!,-" Bath and Highland
H"' ~ ""%e. Mtr-haIl Marion md TYLER
i. '"rh. Wythr and Washington
HifIr"t!"H- accomplished Is urg,,,r ,es,;,,o,i., ,
irc--ed 20 the CAnlr.ntn ut III. Fri,, sd
LI!'"''i,y by "a" 2j.n OF Jun" Slpuii ,b,r L " &c
a." "rP"t'nt rom DIsirlc the vacancy will be- f,ls,
rom the state at large AcEc.Itr rot.Iup, ,II, ;n.
!"'on VIII be sen; 10 any one applying Tor il
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,JETFEKSO\TDN ACADEMY

yESi!E t. .iyTrS; scsD:: vi i:i.s school s c0mnaEso
z tue IL; ~ September ana ei!i on the 2ylu U
June. Having employed graduate u: the University Of
Virginia, H-s.t Hr. shall ne enabled to rHiarc" the
al Instruction. Tn" school situated In the WI
la.c OF .i.trsUni0a. about and ii hall me- from tue
FHuqurr NH Sup ATr Spriu-, ia unusually healsy
nrignoUrOod, aud nlmO; entirely from Gi..pa
ton. Further comments ale deemed unnecessary
school Is well known.
TERMS-Bohrd Including washing fuel and !!sht)
ana Ihit!oh W
English Branches ana Mathematics. ~ "
Languages, Greek, Latin, SpHnish, GERMANY one
or all 10 @
Payable U:g half IN GI.nHo, The balance on the lot Of
February. No deduction tor absence except IA Of
pru:r acted iluEts; bat cnuTgc will be neGc
ginning Ol hhi.acssiOr IN hc! thc student
CALEB BURNLEY Principal.
W NJ FlSHBACK. Assistant.
oi-c.f Jnf,rSoufon Culppupr county Va
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fSNllE Board at N!stOis will NEE: on IN, 9TH i, .
u make appointments, OF Cadet. in III. Vir',;. ~ 70
,Hy iu-tituc Applications should be addressed 70 .s
signed before the Board m""t Vncauc,r. Ia, S,
Cadet, will exit from the iOlowu. Scna;o,ln D. r,,
gaier he old Constitutions ''>"'
III. Caro- i"c. EsscX and Spo.sylyaua
y. Halifax and Me- kcnbur.
Nj buckingham, Campbell aud Cumberland
Nil. Culpelrr. O.Mng- RapphEnunock, Ac
XVI. Grcrubricr, ,nroc, Montgomery &c
XVII Charlotte, LuHcuUu-g NOt;uway &C
XVIII. Patrick, Hcary ana pi:,sy!van:s
NN! Rocking ham and F"nileiun
SNNl. Bruins SIck. D.uwIiiic and Greeuesy,is
H3Niil. Hanover. FlIvrnHr, GU"c!aIId aud L0uiss
XXX .illc-lHny. Is .th Boietour; and pocahou,s,
XXXi OHIO Tyler, Mrrzhr amt Brooke.
NTXIl. kamawha. Mason. faycttc, SC
All information viii be- -upJiIed TO pay well a. H:u
applicants, by the Superintendent. Oh application By ee,
o: otherwise
Persons Schools desiring teachers from the sratu.
rn. class te supplied by application the Suprlta.
tc"Gc:i
Til" EraH:, Sour cf UG>hrstoR presented by the S1
the INSTITUTE Will be erected tt I'd IUy, Ys!cb
ceremony the Governor Ig! BE- present
The graduation exercises bike place, the 9Th J.y
general mect!n Of the Alumni is called Tor tie ID Of
July
The usual display o! fireworks the MIN; of the a
DfJuy FRANCIS II. SMITH.
March 3l--eowti .'jc&"r!ithlc sugI
kt'ti,
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' =
STRONG.

The other day Bolts declared in the hnow-Nothing
Council that he not in favor oil mod'hcalioh oil
the naturalization laws, but of their total repeal ale
trusted there would he another na;ura!zed CT
tzen in the United States"
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E.rAy. RaII, ROAD ACCIDENT

RoczEsrER,N. Y, June Ga collision occurred
on the Central Rail Road this morning, 10y the
ing If rwo Express trains. One engineer and lady
passenger named Stephens, OF Albany, were killed,
and fifteen or twenty passengers badly injured.
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From tho Knickcroocker Maeazinol


THE FEW.
b. JEROME B. MARCY.
H,rp.strinss that stir with fDry sounding motion'
Al the deep hour ui s...adows and o. drta ans,
Rsnbows that bri. LIEN the desert ocean,
C',ugY.. ..rough cavern pouring suiI'ilHe gieaui'
Jfihsse ara mysteries for mourntul feeling,
How may We not" the strange hnd S;ieVouS iale
Oh spirits. radiant with rare revealing,
Yet with their gifts for blessing deSolate.
Meath lowy roof away by singing river,
Or mid the greetings OF the city rooh'
For SuuL's excelng still is clinSlng ever
The solitude that makes its lovely doom.
All. shameless, too, that even an inviting
For mindless madison and heartess wrong,
Tus life, Serensly leal to the lightning,
OF Truth aud Beauty, sighted mo the 1nrohg
AL for needless harming yet to seeming
Tne-o brave ones bde the arrow with such arr
world familiar by is never deeIn!ng
How much endurance is OF them apart.
Thsir hearts are human sure, and own To sorrow
For missed kiudling Of commuuion's glow,
A:i that no mirroring d. ar from Time they borrow
let more for others than themselves their wo
Ever within, to chanting low and tender,
All fair glad things their tranclng story tell,
Til Thought grows wise and rap'urous ~ rehder'
O..iy responding TO that wnnin, spell
And then, how sadly Love with them is leaning
Ger lives III tline-the silent and the cold
To true lnspirug-void 10 these OF meaning
A. prayer and rites Ia GOD OF marble m"ul'
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MpAsrRE PROPOSED FOR THE RESTORA-
rInN nE pE aEI In l. ANSAS.

yi.w Of restoration Of peace in Kansas has prepared
q bill, which all be- introduced u CONGRESS,
proposing the annexation Of that Territory to Neoras-
ta the terms OF all the officers OF Kansas anu all Inc
laws aud supposed laws therein, to cease.
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NEW YORK, JUNE Flour has advanced; SAFES
of Stale brands At G5, Southern sou. extra ''
Whrnt has advanced safes OF red at sl.oe' w!Iite
Sig. Corn has a,!vnmced; sales at IS cts.
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r. N, EJ.,srs c.: !hs R,ctmoad Eag'"Hr.

To he Editors c; NS R'ctm2Rd E"gh""'
In the New York itrfli2 81 the i'ih Nay was
White Sulphur Springs, accompanied ~ continents
IF ,I,. Ediiur winch showed lie had been h""-'"'
~ wa. willing 10 believe however, rdcul"usiy So
On the l.tii wrote 10 INN. exposing t"- oaSc ''o'
rcut;oa mud the ir.u.:"e al his agency IN the c'rcu-
l,,Inu On the Z6iI, after .c"cra days unnecessary
Lipy. h.. promised 20 publish m, .@'!"r rs soon H.
NV s,guatr,. c"u BE- verified, tie r-aiy i."H7 W
i,i,y wkir!i bad pointed out On HE ISL III june
n,nr,. Than two weet. after the b"ll"r- crcuatl"n'
lie Editor rcci;rd generally Ir substance "i my lc
ter without Publishing it, but 0;g,'tsd important iHi
lions. cnuIar-d to- attract the pulls a!trn"' !" III"
rnr,ury Of the wrong I"nY by ms extensive Cur
cuIa,,.n and concluded ms article u s''nPS s.a'''.
the evil effects "rYIll be c"unier"ctst ny ''
statement. .; o,l Luv.
Uif.rin. from the Editor iii this opnr,. am ""r
inr no other alternative. beg you I" isnS.i r"e -,
,iHs,d ccpy Z. my letter of III. 18Th to ''T Ed:ior u
,,.. u.rati: End 10 re;u--t others 10 do kr%'-e.-
Snch sr"wed forger.s. TO CRAFTY the malice .; or
,,inus sw,sI!or should receive 20 :!n' ih'e''o' u
otherwise from tic public pres; cpUky
June 1, 1856.
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TrF PLATFORM AND SQCATTER S0VE-
iiIi, MY.

In reply 10 an nr;.ci" m the iagrUr, lie I;h,-
EMPLOYS the following language:
..W" have scanned the resolutions quite closely; but
have not been able tr discover Wherein 'T'"' <"r'
"'< 'S b''n r'p"d'"'d' IN M ~" copies VI '''o
fesou'oi'' "i'tr - rave 'ec'' INC .: ,,'
AZ ac' IS c''''Isct III en-. - .' a. .i
sovereignty wherc va, oert ''ie r"',I"n "~'
~ nr "Phe'u al ','c N"''' ~ '.''","'' s ~
ana nj ihc N""U as a 'I"''ee ~, s'"'r!!.,
pr.d!ctc thIS "oGt be '.c c"'e' al" c'c 10 ''' '
suit.
+Ee V"'S VII. Eot dehy tHut ure "ifF ~ a"
particular principle a"cjVes reputation o! liz Of
posite. The following resolution "f the Dol"'eraHG
.ov.rei,rtv.
"Rrsolvpd That we recognize the right OF the
people OF all the territories including hanS"s ana ,e
,,; ~, g1 rLsV,r,y lae hmm.
seJ oj Hlfy uhaj,tauis .<hc$ a, jarG. c3a''tg-
tam, ~"h or ~M"'"' G'm's''c S"'"4 ara :" &c 49,,
",,,I c',,I.~ Sl,t.s y
mi. r,r,ro,, ,orI,. or,,,c;o,cs the doctrine. that
hs ,.,,l, IF n ,.rri,orv. WHENEVER th. number of
.. ;.,',.,,,... :, ,r.,i..,, may ,dni, or exclude
- ITO ,.s;,,, rim NJ y mo,o,j
,,,,. -. o.,olT..soL,,s a,, ne c,ysr,rrrIo,, ~.
n ,., ,h, WIN lang ,hat mi. !. IN. truc
.:,,
IT, +. or;,,,;s,- cr ,,o p,,,c,rp,, IN, New York
,,:. , L..,i.o. .nrs c,,,,,,,,r. ,,,a, :; rpo.ti
ats c,,,,.,.r So,.r.;,r,v.
ar, ain H.. o,s,ry-J ,,,,t ,he doc,rine Of Souatter
Sovereignty. sbp., which such 10 was maic two
years ago does not figure II! i: at ell We nave indeed
s"ne,i'ns no?u' ~. ai and . ri,!t
-, ,I rn,. uf Mn. Territories whenever their NUN.
beers Justify it, 10 form Constitution, with or with
out slavery out n"t oIa !.'aDe ,;.i.,mr. over
~ -, y
T., on,,bo- column we ;nsert an article from the
!. r,so;,, p,s, If rho sam. character and effect
-...
THE CHURCHES AND THE ABOLITIONISTS.
~come, val; ito my parlor, says the spider the ny
Tho ,bo,;,;or;s,s tbormohIy rrI cordially concur
, III ,,,,.. sd all
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NEW ORLEANS, Jryg THE steamer Cahawbf
has arrived from Havana, with dates, to the I'll INST
The L. 5. soop of war Merrimac had arrived al liza
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RESIGNED.-Mr. Fitzgerald Tasistro' the trans
la,or in the State Department At WashIngtol has re-
signed He is SAID to be the author of the Letter aoou
IN. contents of which VI. Sartsss the French Minis
ter complained to Mr.. Marcy.
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ESTATE OF ]. II. KNIGHT, DECD.

BALTIMORE, JUNE The markets are dull
aud unchanged.
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NEW YORK. 1.-The Baltic sailed 10 day.
taking out l0n passengers and SlG2"O III specie
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TESTIMONIAL TO Mn. SUMSER.-The citizens Oh
Worcester Mass. have subscribed sIUO to procure
testimonial to be presented to Senator sumner -
lion. EIw. Everett aud Jared Sparks are said TO be
amoug the contributors.
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Conviction Information has been received III
the Pension office of the convection ut ST. LpuiS NO.
IN the 9th inst, OF Marcus y. VOL, ur tle iS,'y
IF laud warrants. He is said 10 be wealthy Dahher
i'm that civ! Stqr.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

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