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MARRIED.,

At Foreh the residence Of WIN D. Gresham. TUESDAY
18th uli y Elder Alfred Bagby, Doctor CHARLES GRESHAM
Miss COLUMBIA CAMPBELL, all u King and Queen county
On the 2it ult AZ the residence Of Mr., GoodWyn.
amItul Va, BY tie Rev r. Robert UHQt'.
HART {" sALLiE A. daughter Of the late Dr. VIM G0oiWyu
On the 23 ult by the Rev James GArneii Mr DANIEL GAR.
NET Of Culpepsr Miss FANNIE daughter Of Wn. H. H Of
Madison county. Va
10 SAINT. barbara ciana January 2e By the RI Rev Jose
r Jesus GOuEteJ, Mr. HLkFY WILLIAMS,
county, Va and MARIA DEL RgFUGIo ORTIZ Of sante
At Phlaielpha, March 81 In the Church Of
Rev p H. wilmer the Rev W r. DICKINSON DALZELI Rector
q he Church HELEN youngest daughter Of the Right Rev II
4. Ond-rdonk.
Josiah IL khaIt By ELDER Sine ISAAC DORSEY SMITH Miss
ELIZABETH A. LOCKIIART. and JEREMIAH ORNDURFF,
Miss MARY ELLEN LOCKHAT, daughters Loeb
hart, all Of Frederick county Va.
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We remain very respectfully.
Your Obdif sarvsnta
j q COOKE
RM. MAYO In behalf Of the Corps ol
T.. W. REID Cadets
VI e.. SELDEN


Gcutemen-Your very Kind and conn imeniary letter
reached neat Richmond during the last usys Of the
sion Ol tie General Assembly aud the pre- O business
obliged me to defer rcply until lny return, home
Nothing cDull have added more o. the satisfaction which
! felt that the image Of COuntrys ter should be
preserved With revercnt care by the Legislature OF his
and Of native State than the approb 4tO spynstsue
ouy bestowed by young and pure hearts npon the incon
siderable agency which 10 my good TO- exert in
producing the happy resolve.
u any thing had been wanting IL would have been sup.
piled hy your beautiful letter. % cJnyuco me that did
err when Thought aud aid that a. 10 Keeping could
hr rrcciou, monument be 90 appropriately coufdcd AZ
90 te youth Of Virginia, seeking instruction the spot
'o distinguished by the immortal wvse memory g.
thus honorod aud munihccnty devoted by the Con-.
moHwesith o. the education Of citizen soldiers
lOu will guard tie superb statue vow Fl your own
hoHor, and "ieu you look upVn the noble image oi him
"shose ioru magnificent bis soul si- grand sou
will e1ult that you AID will be inspired With virtue
Whr vi render you WOrthy % b. comparots II Wash.
ngton
Pardon me- NY young friends. IT, in communication
Eh0se Only p'if junction D. g, eAytc-- ny tckuoW,dg
inent NJ your Mud c-- Hlso csprr-- MY appreciation
VI sentiment uttered ny you. Toe concluding sentence
Of youf letter afforded qualification not initi,t T.,
that caused by ntttcring notice II me aud t.
gr"itrt rrsu-r tlr young foo seldom rrrognlr ~ it h.
mtnir.t tut you DE-. the ur-iimabe truth tli,t t,,,i
"m dgnhrd ""eiirnce To- lawfully ctcr,sad ,utiufify
v absolutely essential Ia tlc ability ~ command
DO the isvor getpmcu. 10 cony,, 10 ,l. eo,,. %,
'abcts. Il %" Virginia Miltaf, ln.tutr al.,u o. ti.
"rcti"n ven pr i ny heartfelt thttE. 10, t, bopo,
"hc' u"' hH'" ro"icircJ upon me- abl ~ sccept the
ASSURANCE tnd "
am. with girst respect.
Moot iaithiully y0urs
no. SAUNDERS.
| 4. sgllrn w ''''i '"N -
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trade -
We learn that the In IN. United
limited that no
made until late la the Should however pric. 81 bread
decline presume article would be gh,
ereesy the price OF Guano should
Of the small stock hand The Mexican Columbian
GaHno are coming largely into The from
applied
particularly when they applied Spring
IuiSte agricultural friends, that
phAtie Gusuo they will BE- able supply cheaper
aud fertilizer the Obtained from The
Chnchs Islands, and thus relieve
the Jry unpopular monopoly which
,ho>r Islands We quote No Peruvian ss5
MrKscan 50 per 22tO
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Az EDITOR kILLED.-on the dh difficulty occurred
in Camden Ark. between Mr. Jones editor of the ouach
Herald and Mr.. Carrngton editor OF the FL Dorado I'm
ion it, the OF which the latter shot dead 10y
friend of the former Ii is stated that Darlington fred
hi antagonist with revolver three times before receiving
the fatal shot. The unfortunate n brothern.llw
OF Congressman Rust; At last the friends OF the
parties arming for general row.
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waa natural Earops
Of the comparative plen,eousns other marx
ss Pixies have undergone but little change ho~sv,r
last rsvie~. We saAJcin prices current
Gag .a,H orders, Aigae, rritss Aas, % % pact =
g.iss. barely .s.,. lss., heavy aha 1.p.re,,siios
81 sass s is, Esss ss. ., %sssisss ssSs
WssI ssai,asss ss aud Ii. u.n.ae,oo. ar,
m..,y limited To eolge derpon. rhs following auotioa,
Rcd, TT's si'Ssis -S's. s ':cg . psiss ssSa
70 y g. tho r.s, a,sf,sar
dl.- heil. buyers. we're on
Ing q ~ Tor ora S,.si ,oSHs .' ss,,vs ss -,
;seya.s nSn s n'.ln .,rssh, brands. ssssS nom
oo.s-fes %,rks' sog,%o; sals; :. La. aas,.uen
So.s Ms.l-ws eos.s :, 'oSsso eta per ou'As.
SslswlsCSs quote 4, p ei.
quot. s a@ 'Ts , S'Ts a c.: sS So ""
cs.sErhc waket IA. undeseus NO change, Our quotation.
arc sSay aSs'J S mS @S S * ,ss
and s, A'nhssnvie ra, s sperm - to ~ ralO~. Jack
r,,-ws quote I.skyfs, No. Cn,dsnl m,sS0ox. North
rt.r..1'Ts iesk. here very quote &C as
limited small lott i6siSe Inferior. sos
being mostly over the stock. are very
light, and the only ,al,. are by retail at s9S09N.
rsrTour supplies, foreign fruit, We quote
ti6iN Yer SeS xh advancing tendency LeooS- fsISoi
sS SaSn * i i Psi idss J n 1""'s c1''''
0r>r~psswr quote Blasting, ksg, t5A Sporting. TGlIA
GISsKSe-Nouinal-ssnc.
nlpls.lId,. a,y. ~ .. do IN Calf Skin. SIN
IAoNPg teiiL. sales, Common
asan,d ssG. s&eas. ss. rsisrSi Armory o,
L,spwe quote bhs 6DiNe, isdisxc, refined pail.
lSSG,i4c.
LrNE-S,ore l,51.
LsAp-riE 7 To- ~; RsTs
Mat o'rwe light demand annexed prices:
Bran l5c shorts lSc BROWN Stud. 23c.. ship stuns
NoL,sssswe hav, change The
trade and Plantations continues sr We
leans iSi cts Porto Rico, sSSoac Sugar ou syrup, 5o<o5o
Re-boird Cuba, tAc Messrs q. 7. worthsm Co.'S auction
sale and mOSs.s took place Friday Ito hhd..
prime. hills uiasse quality
Az lot % Ciayed also sodprice- reported
N,ts-wc quote at iSniS, according to quantity.
increasing sales
/ delivery onh h., or n depot Mexican $50 To Is.
PLsrER-we quote Lump, at tSH deliverable the Dock -
| Richmond ground plaster, -.
PorAroEs we qaotc at 1901.
RicE-we quote at 81 tt5ale.
slLr-Sl 6[Ai.TO for "worthngton."
market fog brown continues dull
Ia6s9A Coffee Sugars lO6ol0k, according
number We loaf crushed powdered II Y
0ila.
S0APSas Of Brown, manufactured, Ic. Northern. 5h
stirswe quote brady otsri at tlolC usnues.ey a. "a
usl. Va Apple Northern 6ac Holland
American do Whisky Read rcctd sac:
wooL-we quote tub washed ~ Slc; unwashed a zoe
fNCiIANGE.
FoREIGS-Loudou p cent.
DoNrsti,s- On Northern cities y h
fREIGIlis.
FosIGN-Very ntl, dong
DoSrc-noeon ~ ccn . bb 81 - q hid tobacco cent.
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Tar REPoErEO ISDIAS MURDERS AT ALlrIs, FLA.-We
grAthed to that the report which published
week ago, OF Indian murders among the Alaha
settlers, probably Incorrect The Tallahassee Eori-
dian says
The last OF Indian massacre of i portion OF
the Alfalfa settlers in South Florida believe be in
correct alusiOu i made il in recent numbers Of
the Pcninsuar OF dates subsequent the origin of tie
difficulties, given in the Savannah and other papers
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CORRESPONDENCE.
vrRoryiA MILITARY INSTITUTE, March 10, 1856

NIRGINiA MILITARY INSTITUTE, March 10, 1896.
Robt SG,mdeTs,
Senate Of Virginia
Dear sr.-The undersigned have been appointed by
the Corps of Cadets to convey you their grateful
acknowledgements of the signal service rendered by you
eloquently advocating the purchase by the stae OF
bronze of nouons Washington to be placed at the
Institute. While feel truly grateful for the earneS,
support given by others the bill and especially by E1-
Gov j. b. Floyd, aud VI. X. H. Garnett ESD who elo.
qu6nty supported it in the House vet you, as the
originator of it, feel that thanks prominently
due.
The passage of the bill without dissenting in ri.
ther House. shows with what confidence the legislature Of
Virginia conhdes this valuable cast keeping, and
pleased to believe that the faithful guardianship
OF the public property committed has for
this high compliment
Chaste and beautiful this may be- an orua
for grounds yet it will be Of infinitely high
value, a the embodiment Of impressions inwraugt
FROM Infancy into being, and coupled with all are
taught noble and good in human chaiac-
ter We need not say to VOC with what religious
shall preserve this No eye will look upon
but with feeling Of pride and no hand we ate sure will
the beauty of it, iair proportions.
To have continually before US the image OF this truly
great man, recalling minds his pure patriotism lofty
tome exalted character aud ueslmabe services must We
think inspire the young, and ardent soul with earnest
desire 10 initiate his virtues sAs the Father o his
try he is greatly entitled to love- yet State pride
brug- him to hearts and while we would not
claim for selves whose glory is the heritage Of the
American people. cannot repress feeling Of exulta
the thought that allie glance aud devotion due
to the mother that gave him birth II alter th
lapse Of more than half centugy. ~ the prime
manhood find time amid the active and stirring duties
Of the forum, the Senate aud the field % recall sth in
the long line Of his illustnous deeds surely the
youthful mind may be expected 20 feel yeer interest
aud deeper glow, in all that his memory Ills
statue will 10 foster aud pe.petuae this feeling aud
citizen soldiers, subject authority, may learn
from bis example useful lesson Of obedience bear and
order
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AsrAsAoC--White Giant
ARricnOKx-i-Arge Glob
bEsSs-LSrge Lima; small do:
hrd Cranberry. Scarlet Runners,
Broad Windsor.
SS,r BgASs-fzrly yellow; Six
Weeks, do Mohswk 10 China;
u" NAleniine do Half Moon /;
Refugee leo to one Red Gran
berry.
BEiT-Eariy Blood TurnIp
Rooted; do yellow do; Long
Hood French Sugar MSngsi
NurtErl.
hs'-'ou-Purple Cape White
CAPS.
CAEnA0E-Early York Large
de-, tarly Sugar Loaf. do Batter.
sea DO Oxi,eart Plat Dutch :
Drum Head Large Brgen
,;rveu CurlcI Savoy DrumhrAd
savoy f: Red Dutch Tor Pickling
CArLiSIowEKs-EArly aud
Late.
CulRT-white Solid Red do:
CsKkOr-l,ong Orange early
Hon Alt'ingham; WI te Yield;
CRkss-Curlvd o. Pepper.
gras..
CO, UAhtRs-Early Frame dc
Cluster, Long green; Long Green
- thsAte Ghrrkiu.
CoES-kAily sugar do rusca-
rora do yellow.
tNniys-Grcen Curled.
EGG PLANT.
kaLs-SiberiAn CuTled.
LErrUcT-I,oyal White Head
Ice Drumhead brown Dutch
Curlrd India OF Cape.
ans
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RErEBUTIvE JUsTIoE:-We have heretofore stated that
a negro belonging to Mr.. Williams, Of Mount Meig,,
Ala, lately murdered hi- overseer, Mr. Thomas J. Cape
heart in the brutal manner. We learn from tile
Columbus Enquirer that the negro subsequently,
rested and taken Mount Mcgs, where the people
scmbled aud resolved TO burn him at the stake.
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WING


Aprl Sth-Salr. Petersburg, Of the Rao Mil, o'clock
Also, Of valuable lsui Ia Absmar county.
In this
tween Adams and fuu,l., streets, at ~ O'Clock.
gh.-Sav IN Nelson county Of Lands lots,
lot Franklin ltSccn Wall and 10th formerly
cupied by J. Mumir- pork house, at ] O'Clock y. NJ.
On the al ~ O'clock the SWakehed" estate,
from Pr,.fshurgn lot' to suit purchasers sale positive
iOth-r'tec sale - houses and lots Grace broad
Church liil, At ) o'clock =. VI.
iIh-BuiiuF lots Nuh side Of Cary opposite Colum-
han Hotel. NJ O'Clock = NJ
sale II eighteen items Of
and lots In the Valley, etc Ohc late u oNs) o'clock 81
lih-Tree sale Of lois the Basin and street,
usrl A. coal yar,l.l
gaI-Coum sale a brick tenement opposite Trinity
Church Franklin and other real IL O'Clock NJ
al-o hou-- and lot on Cui"n lIti at4% o'clock.
sale lots Adams Valley, fronting on
18th or Nall-y street, at { lock = VI
Executor @ ~ real estate date Jas Rosher) sh 9th
between Main aud Cary; Canal between ih
ts.,ttc
2i.a lot oh street, Petersburg
DEPOT, ~ I o'clock T.. VI.
nay iah-Sse Of Of 500 FuvannA county, on
James
26ih Sale Of The PALMYRA Mill" Ia FluvAnna county.
He ga Of isS Of land the South
river, la Halifax Nato be sold adv't.
cEAifs
ApcH sAs.crncnt of Groceries at auction Dunlop,
Noncurr a Co. At 10 o'clock
10Th Assortment of Groceries, suction Of Davenport,
Alien 4 Co. az iu o'clock.
15lA u furniture from Norfolk,
rvsrrvaon ~ lars Shines auction looclock W.
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A correspondent takes His Exceency to task for
one feature of his "ebo-shn and gizsdrd:fo eps-
tie which has been overlooked by previous commcn-
tators This writer objects to the iuhumanity of
holding up to ridicule and the physical mfr
mites or deurmities of any of Gods creatures The
writer's views are elsewhere presented. Perhaps, If
lac had gone To the of the matter he might have
found that il was OF the very of tyrant To
insult the weak, persecute the unprotected and
crouch to the strong In the eyes Of such charnc-
ter weakness is crime, and his greatest delight in
life is to torture those whom chance fortune has
put in his power. This natural and predominant
propensity of tyrants has been noted in all ages
Frequent mention is made in history Of the bloody
caprices of the tyrant of Syracuse. The monster
brood Of Rome never content unless their hands
were besmeared with the blood Of victims and it is
recorded of one Of them, that when human or brute
beasts could not be found so Unsuitable his thirst
for torture that he would amuSe the intervals of lei
sure by transfixing flies Nothing was too high or
too low escape their passion for torture Perhaps
their characteristics rather more strikingly dis
played in torturing little things than grcat-just aS
misers are said to clutch with harder grip penny
than pound.
Living a. We do in the 10Th century Of the lncar-
nation and under mder dispenSa;iOn than pre-
vailed at Rome in the days of Domitan the torture
az pstto is that characteristic Of the ancient yants
which has more particularly descended to the tyrantS
OF our age Not but that there some with blood
on their garments, who vaunt the price of blood
in the honors they bear, even in these christian
times but the prevailing phase in which cruelty
unfods itself in these latter days is in insults to III
feiors contumey to the poor, persecution and tor
ture to the feeble and unfriended II is the mesner
and more detestable phase Of the ancient tyranny
for great barbarities find shade Of relief the
idea Of the greater daring they imply. For one in
authority to tolerate no difference Of opinion in a
subordinate-to out every dissenting chamber
sweep or walk cleaner, and doom them TO destruc-
ton, may not excite the same horror in the human
breast rs does the fate Of Thrasca or Seneca; but
the perpetrator in the first instance is not the whit
the less a tyrant, and is altogether abhorrbe a
wretch Tibeiius or Nero
Apologists for poor fallen human nature tell Us
that these tyrantS-these monsters who only derive
pleasure from exercising power aud inhicting pain,
are out Of their senses irrational irresponsible
as we are in the habit Of hearing on every tri
Al for murder, the plea Of insanity Every eKhibi-
ton Of malignty, Of cruelty and inhumanity, may
for Aught we know, argue a crazy brain--no doubt
IL proves bad heart but then, those who commit
these exhibitions aud supply these evidences Of de
rAngcment should he subjected 10 the madman
doom, aud be confined in a Mad House and not 10,
permitted to go at large to the commonwealth dis
credit aud the danger Of her citizens
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house in the neghborhood Of Holly HILL South Caro-
lima, was burned down few days ago. Three bodies
found in the ruins Joel Jack son, Jr Francis Sweat
ard child. The parties had been drinking The cause
Of the fire remains a mystery.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
ANARRANrED FRESH AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ann

LrEE-I.arge Scotch.
MkLoS --Urvrn Citron Pine
Apple Nutmeg.
MArsh MNIoS-finest kind.
NAsrrRtirs.
MrsrARD-lilack and White.
Osios-Siivrr SKIN; White
Portugal Yellow aud Red.
ORgA.
PAS Extra Early EArly
May Washington do Frame
do ChAi Teton Dwarf Hue Pru.-
stan 90 MArrowfat Bishop
Dwarf prolific.
s-Long smooth
French Uucrns.y.
PARsIEr-Curlvi.
PErrEH Bell or Dun
Nose Tomato shaped ; Cay
enne.
PusrEIS-i.sryr Yellow Field.
RnuAARB Victoria.
RAppIsu-Long S'Arlei Short
Top. Scarlet ruTnip White do;
Yellow do; LOug Salmon; Black
spanish
SAisiSr-oT Vegetable Oyster
Plant.
SPtNAH-Round Leavsd.
s9rAsn-kariy D1.h hell
ToA,ro-LArge Red; do Yell
low, ksg
1uhSiP-farly Flat Dutch 10
Red To-; Large white Norfolk
White Dlobe; Koota Daga; DAlv's
Hybrid
HEs s-Annlse Carro~ay;
Lavender Sweet RASH Rose
may sage Summer sAyOry I,
Sweet Mauorum Bene.
WA pAINkn
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The "Uaion' having begun to assai Mr. Buchanan
as unsound on the Nebraska question-and hi.
friends seeking the support Of the Free SoiiisA
Democracy, Mr.. Shdell as Mr. b friend, comes for.
> ~ ot otter ..-i. On g-t,. I..
G Z, 90. nan
readily ,urrcl Missouri
ComprOini~e run at the
last election and squares himself 10 the existnt
state Of things In this connection he very con.ide.
rately suggests that no assaults shOnld be made on
those Democrats who maintained the Missouri Com
promise-if like him, they are willing To abandon
their FORMER favorite
Mr Buchanan writes
THE question has bren settled nv Congress aud this
settlement s0uli be- IND, Iiby maintained The Missouri,
Comprouis- go.,r sud gone forever But no a..lult
shouli be male upon those D-mOcrsts siO mi tsurl
provided the, wiliug good faith a. msn'sin
the settlement t rN-t- Such understanding T. Ns,
and just in it-clt
"ft !. sell known hos laborrd 10 company with south
err men g. have tbs bne extended the Pscih,. Ocaa
Not has departed The time Tor u has pa-,si 40 ~
and verify believe that the bcst-Las, the Ony-niol,
nos IN puiiiug do~R the anaucsl add fcckles .l,n
"a Abohfs tho North y e. adhere 10 the existing
'leusnt sitYui .lghtcst pOught 90 appearance 90
v,vsting ,od -ithOut sgardips any storm which nay b.
Tsis,d against IT,"
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Enthusiastic American meetings have been held in
Wilkrbo ro and Beaufort y c. aud resolutions adopted
cordially approving the nominations Of Fillmore and Don
elson
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BURGLAKY.-The house Of Mr.. John Gardner of Gull.
ford County y. c.. broken into night last week
aud about $500 in cash stolen theretrom.
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Alta log rolling in Moore county y. C., recently Dan
el q. Warner was engaged in carrying pole upon his
shoulder and when he attempted throw it oil small
snag penetrated his BRAIN killing him instantly.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Apr,l

fLovRIhe late from the other side
ed uniavorabe for hreadstuG,
pichcson OF EurOp-,
Flour has consequently ruled la of
rate sui not 50 light might expected this
especially considering the
SPRING which materially restricted the
approach Of te period for the opening
too with the foreign Adriees, therefore,
re ON the part Of large holders realize The
heavy revised quotations which establish
Of - cents Southern Flour l2St25
rate inquiry The receipts and holders
anxious TO realize Sales GO1 bbls closing ls
mixed straight brands fS9 for
80, 2EGt05 for good aud choice cent
o supernne
GHAS.The Wheat market has since Tuesday and
prices without qlotabe change though
less buoyancy than At the date
t6tl'o Rye less active and the market decidedly
with sales Of 51oO bushels tlOi6cS closing
tlGIlyS. The Corn
mand Is moderate, both for home
quotations lGI2 sales bushels
sound Western mixed 6GL66 White 62G1s5
YELLOW do o1Vbos Tor Round Yellow and 6sGtlJ
Gas two cents heii-r with good demand si3s
ssn.-Ship lat
p MThe market grades Of
Flour has declined fully shilling barrel
sell the better Grades without submitting slight
The export demand slned and liz vii purcha
than sufficient 10 supply southern Flour
3 for mixed to choice, sIsTs ssTk fancy and
There Is rather doing Wheat home
hi, the market does not show
sales 300 bushels At 40 for Red prime
white Canadian and VI 80 for wie southern.
market dull unsettled and Gt2c
and home consumption quite moderate sales, 2J
e6e for inferior prime yellow Jersey
Southcin.-N.f. Com. Ado.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

There ag quantity Of real the market present.
portion 81 which has been held back during winter on
Of the imPrareaby obtaining fair prices snd
oGd, In several instances. because the utcrrsis the
closing Of estates re drous disposition Of tie
property and Wih the opening spring,
The aes oi the week anr criterion fo future they
number, the property mostly undesirable TIE
only sale were follows:
q. iEs,rs. tsodiin e dpDersoH.
March ~ halls tiSl
Porter Perry between IarrIson
line. lot No p sold for t2Gi, aud No 70 for g11
Half lot, aud tent Mtncestrr. burrows
Decatur aud corporation line o. TT2 So
3 House Peter II, addition Lot
fronts ~ fet extends back 90 feet w nghrd.
Lot 20 by 81 feet adjoining the above
Int - by 81, do ................... 2 Is
Lot 25k @ line Of Paul 81, Federal and
Charity foot.
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England and France.

Another article from the LoHion Times of the
Nth is more significant than the one published yes
terday The complete rout Of England al the Con-
ferences is there substantially confessed in tones of
muttered bitterness. 1t was unlucky day when
she trusted herself to the merces OF Gallo guile
She went TO the Conference expecting to have ku>-
sin for n foe France for n friend, and Austria neu-
trial, She found herself from the start, face to face
with three implacable adverssries-Fnnce not less
intent than the other two on thwarting all her
wishcs-though the hostility was disguised by
grimsces and friendly protestations. Her repreSen-
tatiye stood alone-one three but even this ~aN
not all The three though able to vote her down,
were not content until Prussia-Russias creature -
was admitted the Conference, to share in the ri-
umph over the naughty Island
The Times sees and feels all this-throws out init
nations of it; but trammelled by policy, is con
strained TO suppress its wrath The reader can per
ceiye with what eagerness and delight 1t would pitch
into the Conference.-The Russia, Austria, and
pecially Napoleon III--''the gallant and loyal ally
ii it only felt at liberty to indulge its fury. But
the consequences would be awful war against
combined Europe is rather more than England is
willing To enc ounter She is forced TO smother her
rage and bde her time.
A peace concluded in this spirit is not likely 10
have long duration. 1t is little better than in
definite truce England will go TO work with money
and diplomacy, and will leave effort untried TO re-
gain the ground she has lost Perhaps at this Con-
ference has been sown the seed Of fierce and
bloody war with France a. that which was carried
ON for IL years with the great Napoleon.
The Times, though routed, continues TO yapour,
.ri ,-'Is 's-'av shout 'he capacity Of England for
y 'lu>te., in
V = OF the H.. 'dS-
maj and sepu,, the concur
sion OF its article, hopes there Is yet time To
put in n saving clauSc-athongh 1t had previously
confessed that the terms were agreed upon-it be-
trays an impotency of rage, well calculated to excite
the pity of friends We fear England did bad day ,
work when she coniided in the pertidous French
man.