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AFFAIRS In KANSAS.

We learn by Gentleman troHl Kansas lshys the
Missouri Republican Ut the 9!h instant! thHi tli"
nsw legislature at Topeka adjourned Oh Hau'd"{
last II Understood that ''ritS han bee" issle'!
for the urre,: Of the members: al; ,.. order it
been received AT Leaveuw0riii from siov ai"ni"i'
By ,he United STATE. marshal. Mc Jones requiring
his ur.sence To execute .ae wrs. THIS was Oh ioi-
day inst, and i; i. probable tha: !, :+ been donr.-
A dr-pa,ch fIom Boonvi", received Yesterday says
tall is Iurl il kans:..
The sam. paper vt the same ca:e .sys:
! liter from Weston darl the .l!th l:on rr!ia-
h,s .nnrcr, says:-"l v.,,crIsy met m-nb"r of the
Topeka legislature. That body has adjourned Unit;
the th dag Of July, after gong thTouSh the trre "i
.Ie.,in, ,wo United STATE, Senators, III The persons
"I C;,v. R-edpr and Col. Lane. Gov. Shannon VA.
in the nei-hborhooL, mak!n- preptrat'n- 10 arre-:
:he members and they r-;ecniiig prudence the bet
Ter par, vG'or. r:o.2Sed IT, raachs All isqgi- on
;h, frontier, and il the northern fanatics will onl!
snfer them to remain so kausae exciten-Dts are n
and "
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A SPEECH BY MIR. LErCUER.

In everything Mr. I.-'"her u;iors Oh the floor of
Congress, there If q point, pnngency andssbRious
honesty Of purpose, whr! every body re-hss in pro.
portiom us such qualities rare in these days Of
hollow and iaruivu paIavcr. Ii there bo any one
thing more rrpugnant tl!sn another 20 the popular
impulses il i. rhetoric, rhetoric, without vigor
oi though; or rarnrsinces c feeling. Mr.. Lc,cher
SACRIFICES it,is 10 !e supciIic.i graces ot orltory,
bui hi- -pecc.- ara ali compact OF sound sense aud
homes: conviction. Wi,uc- lis speech oh the Kan
Il. question: printed in another coluulu.
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iH!NTI UIt.I,tRS HrN' ,i,n

N - -''"t L.: t-c Apprehension! aa! delivery 10
+. -, 49, ,,";,i - a ,h.i 20 ihn' cGn -,t him, %: d
Pc r"t 'fHeE, WI" l. uCw gc;n: y: l.rI.e-
l" Nf Nar,.U Bake tho last y.q-. ana lived
20 x.r;, E',.i!n. ''.'i b. rcan hired o,i, many
os:i-r comfy Va, "nI ~, T., "'d":"H, lion Works in
Oah'S is b C' ,oadd r Ld"yin, h"i ss ,., sr"n IN
,i"sca TO- has great GcAl o; So WICK -l'UH"u
90, aud May, perhaps, wri'" ;i.nsriI can read
=? nl'"" ii!s c'p.Gins IL no: g'roll.,.nc T-', hEd
~ ou: 80 long H1 l. sooG: !j y.rr. -, -. Il" ua-
q .E'T,: I:d ac:i"- john Ni'<-' unit
70 9n-c.i Inri-n c,i'N
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LATER FROM TT ROPE

lIAIIr,x. Mar'h "s.--Th- rt"rn,-h J. trr- g." .
Liverpool Inir- 10 The lJ:h March, arrived h.,
dny.
The Pence Conference" wns -lti ~ ..-s."r ......
v"rnbl" prospects 81 u settlement -! :t2 .....
der r"u-ii-raiivn. rIu.sin had united &" !a..a
unl M"n:ru'lrl goes as pl-ipo,en,iuT,.
LrfKro"I, M,KcH Lover 1gal.', .. ..
ton have declined ons-eghih, u:t C!".r! ..l.'. ..
tendency towards u further decline" Br~r,'.tra .,.
considerably advanced, md Gr,. jrIh. L.i' -.
and s,eady. Naval stores a,c irn.. I"r.o,. 90.
,Dr
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LAIR ERnM uANANa-

Nfw YoRh, MARCH 2s.--Tho 5rra r.h.p e.,
Civ has arrived frUIn Havana win Gnr.
I'D inst. Tie f:jgLtc Pn,unar tiC a!-"..- 90: ....
sae and Saratoga and the si"am~r Fu,,.. r.. '.'
British ship Powerful, an e.ht;-io.'. n"' .-F F....
Spanish VA. "-sse.s were III p"r;. = hF ' .....
tuinrncut was given mn hoard the ;rigrt" /
the evening Of the I'D F.bruary. Ths C.a"r'-
variou, war Vessels and mail steamer II. PoH - =
attendance,
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CONTRADICIIDN.--Ihe he nltrd Srrvlce ifhztNr'
well-rf,rmed mi!itary authority published in Lon
don has the 20 lowing III liz last i-smr
I'VE are -rabed u state, from authority. ifAi no
orders ha Va been issued for e rctnrn 10 tngiai VI
regiments from service in The Grimes. that No dsrec
tons have been given for he eInbarka'i0h oi ,es
ments TO Canada, and also 'hat Il" Orders nav
,iyri, TO the brigade OF Guards 10 send sny NOR"
,irart. IN, th, East
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JI-Df;E UDUSLAS' REPORT.

II IL unfortunate for the cause "f rcnson and right
tha. Judge Dou.laz' sound and able report on the
Kansas Question is too long lor insertion In the da'y
press. VIC have read the report with INFINITE sa,s'
tnctiou and would extend the same enjoyment to our
readers il our columns not crowded with in.
dispeusablc ulaltrr. We do not yet despair ul pub.
lshh,, IL
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.r,,p ruou uEyIrD

New ORLEANS, March 2G.'-Th- steamer EYE 3. =;
arrived with V.rn Cruz dates of the ~. l......
was ,till at Pueb!a where liz wns heii.a: 81. ls'
! government forces. II wns reported tnI! y" '...
made propositions to surrender 10 l%Gio': :''' N
tL. latter rejected Tins city OF Esrh trML Hrs 20.
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CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN NATIONAL


WAsHINGTnH, March Is During the session Of
the National Executive Republican Committee, which
has Just adjumr;r 'ic t,', many suggestions lroni
member. ul Congress andstters were made 10 them
relative 10 the Congressional call for Convention
and for changing the time for IN" meeting OF The
Philadelphia Coi.r,iiion, while sorns wanted to IT,
coriorat. American and Other issues which were
deemed eSraneous by the Executive Com'ntiee, Wlo
after d-berat"ii, agreed o extending an 'nVi'a'ion
r. ,,,o n.,nlp of the United Sat.S, without regard
II, ,.t differences or divisions who ere opposed 10
,h. repeal or tic Missouri Compromise and the po'
cy ri he pre.enr AhuIinst. alton, aud WHO are in ia
y,r f th, exclusion q! slavery from the Territories
Of the admission Of Kansas - iTre ''a'e ana re''3r
nr?,cr.s Of Washington und Jefferson, 10 send from
,c S,nte three delegates from their respective Con
,rs.ornl districts ana >i1 Delegates a! large to meet
in phladrlphia the I'm Of uns next, for the pur
p"s. q: recommending candidates 10 he supported for
M ;;cc If P.cs:i.r. and Vice l'resi zen: o the I'm.
..,S STATE
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SIIlpIVREC rs. &c.

B,s7oy, March zg.-Ou the morning OF the ,i:i; ioin
Of March the British mai! steamer Cursw, tsoln nm
fax for Eermuda went ashore on tue oI.a . ,ns
rbs M mail wa- lo., The passengers aud crew were
.avsd us mo-: The hull wns broken in two. ,o.
The ship Lon q; char sst" &c" s reI haise
Iii bril-, irna Darien, for Havre, arrived Ut
.he same time. badly dsmag "i.
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n,srptCr yn. :. HLNgICo C0I.v;

:, meeting Of the Democratic party Of NJ rio; =
vii! be- held n; H"hr'co County Coat .i,ts-
Tues lay. The sth 0f April, at IL O'Clock, La:...
district Officers Ii j. fasIrabie thq, {. - ;. .r'
the district should be represented in sa.: "I.
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MnN"r IkISI Him.

Mr. SIN. NJ Barw" declared, in speech before
n recent Know Nothing meeting in Bedford, that he
could not suppo.t FillH,"r" without moro reliable
pledges Of his fidelity 10 Tie South
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'lill [ A1I'SI

L0SDuS, FRir,Y. 1T il slated IN w.i .u'n.1.-,
circles that parlianen; win pr"bHLy br a......f .
early in May.
4 dispatch from Berlin SAY tia; Count -. :. .-
mad" k;Inwn al 81. Petersburg that ,:.ii".'
standing has been reached tie iiith !.!.: - 90.
urare j. assured
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GUOCHLASD COUNTY.

4 Democratic meeting will bs held a; Goochlant
Court House, on tbs third Monday in April. tCour
day) A full attendance OF the Democrats Of th,
County is earnestly requested, as business Of impor
tauce will be transacted.
NAVY pENoCR
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.H..t=r--
.GtRRlIs vafl,.

.D..,a",o "oT!SS, -'a Street. nesr Main, Richmond
gENTs 10 -; Th;gypnhD, Italian and American MARBLE
: Of s,: ioAhS, GRAVE STONES, MANTEI,
e 1e"tTiphon, WALL PLATES, FRONTS
. .,o, 7'''n2 executed in the neatpst manner
't,o. c'sriry, with city reference. promptly
natl,. =, ~ 'stved bis time In one # the ln,res,
a:he t'.H,IN ork City. snd having much expe
! =: SO, WI, 'ri;"r- himself TIM, all work exc.
v >,..s s''s as eh'ir- satisfaction H. any done
|, @ Oct. 5-cly
''grs,...'.,'N WAIT, o: Gt dead his personal
.. :,fn - hOtt.G that have collected Il
w, - -'.'.- .: ,t.; :va:t tur tnat purpose
| 81 :,a ,,'' '.'stll :.ues 20 Mr. Wal, 10 Par.
g.,,e,. ~. ny no reply. have pu, the mo
H.! .y,,c,.,a1 AZ ftt1:iy cali ii 10 when the same
4 WrTHIv.; !.;t.n. address
1:-cG, H. hhilLY, attorney 3, LAW,
niih5oro', y. c.
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slavery the most necessary aud important govern.
mental institution, tor be treats first of the family and
oil the slaves as constituent part Of the family lie
saw tha was inposS!blsio have sound and healthy
whole made up and composed of diseased parts.
squatter Sovereignty and Free Love, are tho latest
onfgrowths Of the LasSes ,are, no-goveru,uen pol;
cy. II We admit Kansas now, we shall inausurato
anarchy, without the strect constable.
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THE WISCONSIN DIFFICULTY SElILEu.
MlLWAtKIE, March 21.-The Assembly 10 ..V. o,
C vote OF 81 10 =, recognised NJ. Ba-biori G.".
erior. Mr.. Macarthur has concluded 70 aCI G. L.-'.
Governor,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv KITCHIE, PRYOR s. DUNNAVANT.
wu = RrrCHlE L. ROGER a. PRYOR, EDITORS
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1885.
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NEW YORK. Mtiru 29.-'l"rf - uEpr'' .-.'F
ssle. of standard >rufh.In a. = nS - 81" iH.s'
as ISa 81 H. When! i, firm. Corn is lDNci -ri z
| Of S,ulh.rn nix-A t., III cts P.,k has improve
sal4s Of ms NJ So -. Is 4 = 'ower sal"- g
aIo BaS3 I.4r! has i p '"";; ale. AZ 10 ctS.--
MI.hey !. firm. Socks ii'Her. Eir1.a:c Eixes
! SyJ 81. Ste.lug t-l
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|s-. Ecr-- W.. ic,-2.rac. T;:g:I,.e.
i-as ~ ~. I-2 G."Ealor! Va
!:s. sa,a ~: Cu:a.:.. ,,9acs Of Pensions, Rct.
k:- Vs.
[::ao.4 : Fer,-, se.!,..- r.n! oice, E!stsmsul.vs
e.. Jo-s "gc!.s:..l C,lye2-g {. =. Va.
"a. Sa:' sci r-:Goi. Washington, D {.
/" \. J. Ward, E,o. 3a.;.ilc:e
aA,,. T;,., -y,uEc Csa New FORK April .G-c!v
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BALTIMORE, MARCH :s.--E!oGr Is hC.l :.
gales at ~ -; No .l!cs q. whaa'. Corn j. d.
The steamer news has hsd Effect yrtc~= IN ;i'i
k.t
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>LyiI ,,,rNCI, WASHINGTON CITY.

s1rj .5,-s.r formerly oi Eiclron1. Virginia, hsv
ss... biz. 81, g. o';ce =. ,his city, ou Street r
oe .. rTor, o: 'rc Trsusn-v nen -t!nsni, tenders
avis. - c....-', ::'a -" t:cv"rH"!"i, esrs!aAy
80 .,,s :y,r.s a,A .Ur land bou!.t:es a. -u'
r. g!.-..a !ec.:.. 4:;s .! Congress.
s-z: :- a.e IL manuscripts u he ',tc David Dor
"a h. 70. Ye.aacs. n. oaiS index witch MAS ever
g. &c c !agr.s 'a.=s 0: revolutionary papers in the
: i.;s: Be-. -. .,."o.yHi II: .'' si7o s3'y CO.
t-,.~- - - ~ v'a"r puHc r:srcs y
J. Coz. :: '=-'a.- -a.s- =Gi t-r aceGnulairoas
Ivz Ike. go, y. :g,sr:y ycats experience, er:lc
E:a 70 2ps ~, 70 ~ .n:cs:cd 20 bin. De ust, ae "'l
{ stie 70 ~ 81 90 q. cS,:e tie c!G:t:4ui himself may
( ra.!.; :: G4.:.: :. sgs.
Fcr clam, u@is = :.~an, .c. of - aGct. 1883 sv
!: - .,srs o. i.a. q an @Ec "":e ~ hattie Or wGo
kTs i..'s..4 cay - .a.rccS w.! b2 vecy moderate
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Mr. BUCHANAN, our Minister 20 England, has sart
h,ne :om London original portrait of John 'inmp'
en the celebrated English patriot il s ore g; the
orig original portraits Of lispden row III exist
e:cp. This portrait -!onScd 10 Mr. John MncGes"r,
aemher n Parliament for glasgow. and Is presented
by him, through Mr. Buchanan, 10 the CONGRESS "l
be United Sta:es. who viii n,'!"nbtr'liy give
soaspigaeus place auluLg .Ls uct.omal pictures
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN FLuvANSA.

DEMpCEAllC MEEllNG IN ELL ANNA.
The Democratic party .! FlIvauna. held meet
lug al the Court House on Mach court Jay, $50,
and Vas organized b. calling Neil B. Gay 10 the
The Chairman explained the pGrp"so ut the n.et-
iuc ~ be, to appon, delegates 10 represent tai. COON
~ iu District Convention Of the Fourth Iicrlnral
District 10 be held in Farnt lie the fourth Wed
uesiGy IN April, TO eject dergates % the Democratic
National Convention ~ DC held in Cincinnati the
first Monday IN june next.
TN motion Of j1r. POare,
Resolved, That the Chair appoint twenty. four del
egars represent thi. county in the rarnv!e Con-
yen!Iun.
The Chair appointed Geo z tIoler'an, Charles Bos-
we'll Jonn II Burgess. WIN Gay, Jno I} Anderson.
ThOs J Clarke, Wm L Petit, ID Boston, 10 Rich.
arlsou. VIM Cooke, Isaac O Perkins. Ssn II Sad.
cr A p Strange. II Hughes W ) Fontuine ko II
Puor-, WIN Appleberry. Jr.. Vim II Mas.e, ID K Bos-
ton, Il J tlsdvn,J Holland, y Perkins ) Is Jones,
jos llndgs ald ii CiesS.
On notion
Resolved, That any Democrat OF the comfy Of
Fluvauna who NAV he III FGrmvillg st tie time o:
the Convention br, and th"y hereby appointed
delegates.
NJ. Boswell gave notice, that Chsrles Irving,
ESQ., the Democratic rrctor Tor the fourth district,
expected TO be at the next tluvGnna comfy court,
aud would address The people on toe issnes likely 10
be involved in the ensuing canvass. 10 make his
coming more certain,
On motion OF WIN. K. Cooke. il was ngccd that a
com.ni,tse he appointed 10 invite Mr.. Irving To at.
! tend. Committee-Sr. Cooke, Mr. Boswell and ID
Boston.
Ou motion Of Mr. Boswell, the Secretary Was di.
rected to have the proceedings Of this meeting pub
lishcd in the Richmond Enquirer, Examiner and
! Lynchburg Republican.
! On motion, the meeting adjourned.
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WHAT AN ABOLITlONI>l?-The property Of
Cos,iu. VI. Clay, the great kenucby h! olto list, s
advertised Ia be sold at auction anl inc des trent;
Ks y;.:te. D.sG, !rvs.t. aId c..iarsa!
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COIH;TS-IONER,S OFEIfr

-. RICHMOND. MARCH lHTH, lsat.
~ c'"l:a's' 'o: Melvin W. DGunRvsni. decd. sc
'''% 49, :"'i :" Et,-nG TIy Office, in the sst,i.
u - c.Jck. 4. VI and O'Clock p. ", with srco,
't.a's ,a!ust III" estate of the -nid Dunn vai,i
=. ..--2a~'h" JOHN SHORE, co,nm'r.
- ~ 1--ai p.!-"h- Indebted To the late S,arkc
', % Louisa county, are requested 70 make
- an! q" ;Aus" 20 Whom his estate is indebted
"''I !" pt"s"a' :Ger clnl,ns in due FORM and
11'""hlcn''i, III order that provision may be
u ''".' payment, ~ he .nb.cribcr is nuxious 70
- 'Hi'1"'''y !r."y IN the administration OF the
!. oS.r" la ,.,hmoud, On Governor S,,,e, rex, 10
!. - NOON ALEX. K. HOiLAEAY,
pf - " Nn,,,y
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LOAN.

ktNthHt iNiikSN f.-nE->i .-O->-'
nv IN a- rt "a. 6Jari ui Directors ot tn' James
IS py,- and Eaagraa Company, Gdo!'ied "n ;1e -hG
.-Ih-y ,.. A. pur.uscU' ut TIE act "i i'e 'h :'
so sai ;C,c. resolution nassc. "A IL. ~: ~ "r
r-ou'h .sr President ras authorize" {" "I''r''7' 'V
al Of IS! no. ur ;.,e improvement; ol ;ao Aahe"na
E., Ic, a.w Luuo Cr.ck Shos= ni IL" in""'a q '"e
-.ynr - ~ psih IS follow
$.ai-J GU :he =. Arcu-:. .-<
:. SO do l.. October, ie.|.
..0.rJ do IS: January. l-;;
'p,4N d. -; July. $50.
.IU.y DO IS: January. l-.'.
- ,Ga 80 - Jane, -
,yaCyQ DO J.. Stptr .c,c
"7- &c sad !uHrs ne bonds oi ~" "h:ao: ''e 'e
,.oi PAYABLE ;ycIrs 5:'r: da;., III n.a't Ls':cs'
e rs.c }. pr cent ier anuar! ?"Fh'.s
nd secured ov q - cai pledge .; t-e "t LOIS on the
Rive i5f toe payment ot Ia interest and re-
pn,jnn a. ,b pr.acira Of The d't: Hv !T operation ui"
- NM ,ni ;l. Ere, leu, Tai Directors have, by re-
M pissed a, he 'rc PIED r and SCI avsrI the
!, 4. .or .!.- .a!i pG.ros-
PROVISIONS .! lie sa!G act, Gnd the Joint resolution
..,d toe cJg:pU2y :, authorized 10 establish coec'
!, yc: pcaVr @gr.es.on {" char, iu toll. IN cash.
q. lie 1--WE. undergoing improvement, ae ws rs pt.
.i. G % borrow u1ou"y upon the crc, Ol tho tolls
I - .,.. c.:s ,:;sr 10 beco.ac Iur.
l.ys2 a. .c Board ina; the nett revenue from the
VA -;,-. ~. enable the Company promptly 10 conI.
,.s 80 conditions o! the losn.
-o,rlrr (. restricted by the :srnis of tie -aii act
H. bors = ia - he bonds, for no. le-s than
-.-y.'.. .: * ;Hr cent. bonds
-.l, 'yr tie yUl., pay able as above indicated,
~ ~. 1L :. 20 addressed 10 ;he undersigned.
YEOS. II. ELLIS,
i:csi oi tie J. r. & h. Co.
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tur the Enquirer.


Ccr'ain SrrIons Q"est,os for The Consideration Ot
"O"r 0ma Flesh a4i BIOOJ,' tie S0uihsru .imtri.
cdg P0r'y.
ls Is not the Slavery Question the only practical
question oi any public importance iuvoved in the
mex. Presidential election.
ID. Of tho people Of the United States who may
be considered "true to the South" the Slavery
Question: which is in the majority, the Democratic or
tho American Party!
I'd. Is ti, question perfectly vital question to
the South
ilh. Is il honorable or patriotic in any nun TO
stand Neutral 10 waste bio vote, when the struggle
involves the safety and welfare of lis country
9TH. Will not the tmericau Party South, stand
Neutral or waste their VOTES, II they vote for any
mau, however trar, who cannot possibly be elected
wacu they might vote ior true man, who could be
elected by their votes
9th. j. l. Just ur reasonable III the American party
South, being the minority 10 require the Democratic
party, 1.-THE maicrity,l 10 nccep. the American c"ndi.
date
'th. Will differences n matters Of mere etiquette
justify the citizen n deserving his country in time OF
need
oth. viii the private members oi the Southern
American party attempt the dangerous experiment Of
making third party for the sole purpose Of securing
offices to their leaders
9TH. Il il fraterna! in "our own Gesh and blood" so
10 tespise their Democratic brethren 70 eudanser
tue peace Of tho country to wreck thia spite
10Th. Does not patriotism require that we should
calmly and impar:atIy weigh al public considerations
, aud Gct Exclusively FOR toe good Of the country!
"ElRn, rSfrEp, Llr Us STAND.
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pesos.
SPAIN
Madrid letter OF the 10th states that in the Cort..
that day the Munster Oi Foreign affairs IN reply 20 oue
ton, announced that the negotiations with France about
the prccise hunts Of the ifUuers had been brought TO
sausiactOry Conclusion. THE public sttngs of the COM
mittve on the tariffs have been brought TO a clo-.
DENMARK.
The iucEtrcabe complications presented by the inter
nal condition of the Danish monarchy have ended in the
oyetthrow OF he ministry. The telegraph announces that
NJ Rna-lOn the Kings minister for the Duchy Of Schc.
wig has rendered hs resignation aud been replaced pro
VisiOnally 10y N. H.
GERMANY.
The ministry appointed by the King Of Hanover 10 de-
stfoy the nov iTution aud restore that 1870 ia
state Of dissolution The telegraph announces from
Hanover that Baron Won Der Dccken Minister Of Justice
and the Baron Won Bohmcr, Minister Of Public Insrue
ton, have sent IN their rcguatons the king aud that
two OF their colleagues the point Of following their
example.
The Berlin Chamber OF Deputies has passed bill re-
storing the Old leuda rights Of mobiles exercise i
dependent aud hereditary masracy IN the districts
This another shock 10 The fabric Of the constitution
The Wirtemburg Diet had been opened.
SWEDEN
The reviviug spirit Of Swedish nationality 70 finding e1
precision 10 various fonns he corps OF officers OF the
Swedish Life Guards With the Prince Tso,s At their head
about to erect a monument to Charles Kill Of slo.
rous uemory. IL TO De PLACED on the seasore IN Nor
way Frderiakshad the spot where the king was
Killed on the lh Of Deccmber, l7s Ia the trenches Of
the fortress OF Fredrchstein
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PRUSSIA.

PRUSSIA
AT Berlin II thought that the prospects Of peace
were exceedingly favorable.
III Con-tannopl- the" great commercial confusion
and material decline la prices
MARKETS.
LNERrooL, Feb. 22d--Ths market opened brisk
y t- week, anil sellers had little advantag. In p,c,
but SINCE Tuesday the tone has entirely changed cotton
has been freely offered aud prices of Ordinary and mid
ding qualities have declined lid TO I'll per ID. Mil
ding Orleans OF, Mobile ST. Bo-.s 81 Stock OF Anne
ican sosGl2 bales, time last year l46.jsS bal s.
S'es Vt the week 81. STU, Of which st2tO Amer-
can.
Business in Manchester limited Tuesday and h.,
since become dull
Bcadstuffs-rhere Is a better tone and q good busi.
doing ia all articles. Wheats are 2da3d d.ar.r
line in request. Philadelphia and Baltimore -four
wanted, at an improvement OF Ia To 2s while
Western Canal brands generally remain unsaleable-
Indian Corn has attracted specul.iors the consume
ton has been increased by the low prices recently ruling
and advance OF Is. TO 2s il established with an up
ward tendency. Four.-wr- tarn Canal Sas TO 49,. .
Philadelphia SIS to 3ss.; Ohio STs. to 89s Wheat
White lOs. I'D. To lis. Sd: red Os To los 3D. Corn
Yellow 3is cd. to Sos; mixed 3ts Cd to 35s; white
Sis. 81. to 36-. ID
Provisons-The reduction Of price OF Bacon has beer,
followed by All Increased demand and reaction in value
The stock IL well cleared oil, aud fresh imports are small
Bacon-Long and short uidjler. 52s. To 5is Beef
New, SITS "a lOOs per fierce Pork-New sUs To SOS per
Dbl Lard closes dull 55s for good quality Tsow l.
dull at decline Of Is, butchers being nominal Sos.
Consols closed at VI
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

WAsnINCroS, March lO.-Seaate.-The bill appropria.
ing s3OOOOOo Tor Increasing aud munitions
Of war; and for the miuafacturo and alteration Of small
arms passed TO it, cngrossnent-aycs -, noes l2.
debate ensued involving the subject OF our relation.
with Great Britain and the necessity of preparations for
national defence. The Senate then adorned.
Homse-Mr Wheeler offered u resolution, which wa.
Adopted nsructing the Post Office committee to enquir,
into the expecncy of erecting public buildings at Bo,
ton Philadelphia, Charleston aud New York suitable for
post-oifces and Uuited States Court rooms.
Mr. Campbell Of Ohio reported the Consular and Diplo
matte aud Army appropriation bills
The House resumed the consideration OF the Kans,,
contested election case, aud Mr.. Crawford OF Georgia
nadea speech in opposition to empowering the comme,
on elections TO send for persons aud papers.
The debate on the subject continued by 9th,
members until the adjournment
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FROM WASHINGTON.

W,sHlNGruN March ln-Accor,iing 10 documents sent
To the Senate to-day, the instructions Commodore Nc
Cauly issued in April last, after the Spanish rsatc fired
into the steamer III Dorado 10 the effect that =,
case ay snllA: Outrage committed vessel bear
ing the American Tag, he should promptly nterpo- resi-,
an exercise OF the assumed right of visitation aud rep,l
reference 10y force
The committee elections, in the House have prepai
ed repO. t" The effect that foulke. claiming the
from the sth District Of Illinois is duly elected AM
declaring the
Nodespaches Tor the government received by thr
Africa.
Is stated that the steam frigate Merrimac la,
been ordered to join the Home Squadron.
An alteration occurred the National oel tonight
between Mr.. waach, editor OF the Star, aud n n,sr
named Pat Mcguire The latter was badly beaten in tlr.
face but the conbattts parted before any very
TiOus injury was done