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Democratic Club of CEaarIestowm.
CHARLEsTowN, August Is, 1856.

CHARLEsTowN, August Is, 1856.
In pursuance of an adjourned meeting, the
Democrats OF Charlestown convened at the
Town Hall. N. HEATH was chosen chair
man and l.. L. Brown Secretary. The
meeting proceeded to organize itself into
an Association called the DEMOCRATIC
CLUE OF CHARLEsTowN. LUTHER l..
Brown was chosen President; Valentine
Heydc and Edward Knapp, Vice Presidects;
and Ansel Shipman was chosen Secretary,
to serve until after the Presidential Elec-
ton. A Constitution was presented and
adopted with liberal Democratic principles
by which the Club are to be governed, and
Township without regard to party or sect to
free and open discussion of the political
questions of the day. All the meetings
shall be public, and be held on Friday eve
ming Of each week at the Town Hall un.
less otherwise provided by vote of the
members at regular meeting.
In addition to the above named officers
WIN. ToMLGNsoN, N. HEATH and V. HEYDE
were chosen a standing committee to pro-
cure speakers to address the meetings when
ever the Club may direct.
JAMES &. LANE, i. 3. Brown and E.
SHAW were also appointed committee OF
finance to procure subscribers for our county
paper and such other papers as the men,
bers of the Club from time to time may re-
qnire. Agreeable with motion thereto, the
meeting adjourned with the best state OF
feeling existing, goodly number Of the old
and tried Democracy of Charlestown having
united with the Club to heal the wounds the
fusionists and fanatics have made TO their
injured county. ...
| Al TIEATIJ TLn;roo,o
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CLANCY Sears. Pff.
against
Nathan Sears,
Marvin Sears,
Solomon Glass,
Hannah j. Glass,
General Davis,
Arther Davis,
Cassius Davis,
Darwin Davis,
CelestIa Davis,
Gopher Davis,
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Astonishing Recovery of Mr.. MICHAEL o'BRIEN
from Gravel and Disease of the Bladder and Kidneys.
Mr.. 0'RRIEE, when frst seen by me, bad heavy de-
posit sediment in his urine much pam in his backs
with pain shooting around his hips into his bladdeis
and furred tongue and erest thirst. He would drink
in 81 hours two gallons of water. Appetite gone, yel
low appearance of the eyes, and reduced from Ie0
pounds in Aesh down to 130 pounds.
HEAR WHAT Mr., o'BRiEN SAYS.
NV BLESSED DacTnR:-Yourin Invaluable advice, Kind
attention, and the miraculous power OF your Blood
Purifier and Blood ills have made perfect cure OF
my many complaints. People who have complain ts
simor to mine, call to every day. pnd have
been written to several times regarding your
method curing diseases of the blood and diseases
of tho bladder and kidneys, &c., &C., by your new
medicines. .afs5
have always given the most encouraging replies
because YOU were so successful in curing my case>
which every doctor who me pronounce fncurable.
was considered at deaths door by all who me,
except YOURSELF who saw amid the wrecks of disease
one island Of hope, and that you caused The SUM
shine of reiefto pour sbenaccRce, from which GER
minated the good health now enjoy. How ean be
otherwise than grateful to you for medical advice
and whole soued attent6 to me, which you poured
out to while Sick free as do the waters that run
in the rivers. Can say more? You have cured me OF
my complaints. and thank you from my heart.
Afectonateiy yours,
MICHAEL O'BRIEN,
No 3s6 Broadway,
between abigail and Woodward streets,
| -7lLas= tt t'ss. tJincinnati. Ohia.
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Buchanan and Breckinridge {
Fremont and Dayton
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0f CHESTS Extra fine Young Hyson
Ky Tea; as goodas ever at 50 cents per pound at
Mays, W'SEYMoU's.
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HOSIERY g. GLOVES.-The best as
IL sortment have ever had in store. 90 doz bes
Ladies Kid Gloves, Silk and Thread Gloves, Ladies
and Misses SILK Mits Ladies aDdMisses Hose all quail
tiles and prices at May7, FW SEYMOUR.
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Floor OIL Cloths.

Best quality and new patterns. at .
August IA. 1856 F. w. SEYMOUR.
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DRESS GOODS, Plaid and Printed Bera-
~ ges, French Delanes new style. Plain and Printed
Lawns, Brllantes, Ginghans, &c. WSEYMoMR.
May
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81 1hs Russisn palace there present occupied g
Embassy The health Of the French troops, both in tie
hospitals and IN the CrimeA, had Improved.
reuoares to evaenate the Pipcpalss. has yielded to
tbs remonstiance Of the Congress-
AFFAIRS IN TURKEY.
relieved Of the allies and says il Is qus
frontier without tAs aid Of foreign troops The Nvsn y
planning for the erection Of garrisons at i'm
Lord Stratfbrd de Rsdelie will continue as the Briwh<
Minister ut CoDstantnope Psshs Ia restored T.
favor, and resumes the command OF the sxmy of
Anntslia.
RUSSIA,
The naval arnsdce was officially publshsd at St Ps-
tersburg April After recti6caon all ships seized wa
be released. =
TIE. .nsIsies Of the Russian government said sss
First-ANiance with France.
Second Complete Of the great railways.
Tbrd-The manufacture Of Russian feelinrs on the
continent, especially In Germany
GREAT BRITAIN.
British order In council raises the blockade OF su ~
Russian ports and permits the fee resumption Of
The grand naval review by Queen vi,toris Of au Ne
ships that be collected togsther postponed till a.
sa or 2sd mat BY which time the treaty Of peace W
The Crimesn Inquiry Commission continues its ssas.
Lord Luean was on trial.
Steamers are being fitted out bring home the auny
FRANCE.
Expeditions sgatnst Madagascar and the KAbyes sxe
decided oon Permission will be sought send trsopa
through tsyPs 70 the ',meI and the latter win
will not himself command the army
There Is some specuaA,ion s to who will be sent
Minister to st. Petersburg Marshal valiant ia spokea
Of for France also Generals Canrober BosQust end
Gen: MAI mora for Sardinia.
OF the uI favorable accounts from Paraguay relative
the treatment Of the emigants the French govern
as g " VAR sn q.
the foreigners there shall be placed under better regs
,ion.
SPAIN.
Dis'urbances had occurred in Valencia respecting tie
conscrpton AID the city and province In
lad been placed under martial law
AUSTRIA.
grand Council of Bishops will assemble In Q low
days 70 discuss the concordat The Council repreasnss
twenty MAE millions Of Catholics, Latin Greek end Ar
store the clerical marriage courts according to tho
law and to reorganizs the whole body of the clergy a
gates the lower clsrgys right Of sppeA the aAse
to the Emperor and hence it s not popular with the &
ferior pIiesthood.
DENMARK.
Copenhagen adces state Il the Enslsh cabinet hsvs
officially notified to the Danish government their rsfssaR
to to the capitalization Of the Sound due end the
dissemination OF Great Britain to await other ana more
acceptable propositions Russia and OdsnbprH zoe
example few weeks since. The question OF ths set1s
msnt makes no progress and viii probably stand ovsx
PRUSSIA.
Rumors Of ministerial char ges continue.
BELGIUM.
The breadstuas markets generally were declining.
GERMANY.
The Citizens Assembly of Hamburg have for the vhira
time rejected the new constitution proposed by tha
senate.
ITALY.
The Sandman and Piedmontese corn markets eeusrslw
wer olnvo
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARrEr,

Tne BROKERS Circular reports An active speculative DE-
mand and prices sghty higher than at the departurs
Of The Asia, particularly for middling qualities Ohsr
and attribute it to large arrivals from e United States
The sales Of the week amounted to bAles Of which
Friday amounted to 1900 bales, the trads takne
soo0-the market closing drm. The following are ~
quotations
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

Morey In active demand but rates had undergone
no change. Consos for money closed at o3 93h. nar
silver scd ct os Id Dollars-Prce not fxsd The bu-
lion in the Bank cf England had decreased f44S, ,OO0
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Mefsrs. Bell Co. report no change in American ssoa.
rifles The business moderate extent The RI
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THE NEWS BY THE ARABIA.

HALIFAX, April Zo 1000
The royal mali steamship Arabia, Captain Some,
rived here ct O'Clock this morning The A. brings
$1l, 500 in specie.
She left Liverpool on the afternoon of Saturday, the
18th Instant her adviees consequently three days
later than those received by the ArAgo at Nsw York.
The steamship E1csson the substitute for the Pacific
in the Collins line, arrived at Liverpool at 5:45 tae
morning Of the 18th inst.
The Cunard steamship Pereia, from New York at p.
NJ on the I'd inst arrived at Liverpool at $40 A. NJ on
the 12th-thus making the passage in abou. days and
Is hours, mean time.
Nothing of the least importance had transpred since
the departure of the Arsgo.
The Peace Conference continued its sessions and the
STAIRS Of Italy understood to have occupied atten
lion at the latest sittings.
The principal Penpotentiaries were expected to leave
Paris in Q few days.
Captain Dunlop of the British steamer Tartar, which
went in search Of tho Pacific had furnished dstasd
report Of his cruise to the Admiralty His search
principally directed to the space between the 55h de-
gree North latitude and 1920 degrees longitude The
two steamers searched separately. The Tartar hav-
ing strong southeast gale In her favor proceeded
as far west 25 longitude the parallel Of 55 deg
Guns were fred every two hours during the night and
a vgilant look out kept during the day Unfortu-
nateiy the search totally unsuccessful. Nothing
whatever seen or heard OF the Pacific Tne Tartar
passed many outward ana horeward bound vessels AID
spoke two. Capt Dunlop is confident that the Pacific
cannot be south Ct latitude So else shs must have
been fallen in with March 29th the Tartar spoke the
American ship Jscob Badger from Calcutta for London
leaking badly He pumped her out and sent midshp-
man and eight to navigate her into port The Tar
tar has sgain put to sea to continue the search
The steamers Ericsson and Persia reported nothing OF
the Pacific.
The London money market had undergone no material
change. Consols quoted Friday evening at 93S
for money.
The Liverpool cotton circulars Of Friday evening"
1th ins, ant report active speculative demand for
cotton at slight advance upon the quotations advised
per the Asia. The business of the week amounted to
about seventy thousand bales.
Provisions were firm, and In some shade higher
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THE CONFERENCES.

The Paris correspondent Of the Post says the telegraph
Ia constantly employed the Italian question, between
Rone Naples, Vienna and Paris. Count CAvours pro-
DC cstns having been referred to those Courts and
answer received, France and England will make de-
cision.
The festivities Of the Plenpotentiaries continue Aa
banquet by the Emperor all the Penpotentisriss Is
appointed for the 18th The Paris authorities state that
Journal Of the proceedings in the Congress is to be
published.
The lie Nord believes that the exchange Of ratiaoA-
tions I'LL BE- effected by tho goth. The commission Of
Austrian and Russian efoers, TO recy the MoldayiAn
from tier are In Paris awaiting orders.
1t 10 said that the Russian P1enipotentrss proposed
that &c unit Buol Aa PschA and NJ Bourqrensy should
: nm &c the conuis ion to definitely arrange the Mol
esvo walacb'sn government, but tbe PROPOSAL was rs
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DENMARK.

Copenhagen adSces Enalsh cabinet have
officially notified to the Danish government their rsusaR
to agree to the capitalization Of the Sound due and the
determination OF Great Britain to await other and more
acceptable propositions Russia and Odsnbvrg set zoe
example few since. The question OF t6s setHs-
ment makes progress and will probably stand ovse
till 1t Is wha, action the United States will take
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= 10 Champion Dimculty at Washington-
The Delayed Despatch Explained by Gov


In the House Of Commons, en- April a. Lord G0DEnCH
said there appeared Ia the newspapers Of this countrya
short time sg certain documents which purported to be
copies of despatch addressed by Mr.. Champion,
Minister ut Washng ton, to Mr.. Marcy, the American
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs. he would read
that supposed or real despatch to the House. It
dated the 9th Of February 1866 and couohed In
WASHINGTON. Fe0 q, 1856.
MY DEAR SlRObservng that misrepresentation
to exist as 10 The offer made By Lord Clarendon y, Mr. Buch
Clayton Bqiwer treaty upon which hewo gcyernmeu da'
gree to arbitration hnk iwel 70 send The enclosed des
patch, which received om Lord Clarendon the subject
ncaion but truth that tie a1 paragraph the
despatch escaped attention until referred ately and
Central America wa In Mr. and Lord carsndous
hands, the despatch meant merely for
information as To- what was aoing forward subject 10
Tsss'0 s,s me- % ,oa1s wnSn ss isSy P1 R'
PSI send the ors despatoh, which vi beg OF you
to return to me. but have no objection to taking copy
Of J.FO.
Hon. WILLIAM L. MARCY gecretary o. State
The following was the despatch OF Lord Clarendon to
Mr.. Champion referred to In the foregoing:-
FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. TO- 1855.
sMr Buchanan having, In the course Of conversation,
ago. sdvered the impression that would created
can question sssh assured him that England had no
the world and reminded him that the difference between
prestion q the q 1850 had offered on Ss o
Maes,s government to submit the case 10 the ar6aon Of
. thnd Power, but that he mad decpned the offer.
oer and thought would be he res and most snf,abi
Of arriving a settlement Of the question. Mr.. Bu
said he Would make known . his government and
am, with great truth and regard s your mos. oaeJlens
humble fervant, CLAEENpOS
VI. CaAagzQE, Esq &S,
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PRUSSIA.
Rumors Of ministerial char ges continue.
GERMANY.

BELGIUM.
The breadstufs markets generally were declining.
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The Citizens Assembly Of Hamburg have for the thiu
Senate
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Ordinary to good 61<d. 5kd; inferior, 4Kd. . 6xd
The receipts Of cotton for the week amounted to lD
bales, including I59 coo American The stock on haad
was estimated At OF which 413 wsrs Ameei
can.
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The Sandman and Pedmontese corn markets eeusrsnv
were lover.
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ment (de4r, noerl must say, WIN regard ID tniH
subject that entirely decline to follow the example
to be led by the exhortaon Of right honorable friend
into entering into the discussion Of question the
cumsances connected with which have not ye been laid
ment which the House may pronounce when it has be-
fore 1t materials upon which to form opinion With
regard to the question Of my noble friend only say
that believe the document to which he has alluded
correotcopy Of the communication made by Mr.. Cramp
ton 10 Mr. Marcy upon the instructions whsh he had
ceived from Lord Clarendon; but at the same time,
think that 1t must be obvious even from the passage
which my noble friend has read, that Inconvenience
could TO the public service from any accidental
delay because the Instructions upon the part OF Lord
Clarendon bad ALREADY been communicated to Mr.. Bu-
ehanan at that time the Ambassador Of the Uni.ed
States in this country and think that that win be
from the papers which will be shortly laid beore this
House with regard TO the Central American question
The British Search for tho Pacific.
The Dublin Exaing Post Of April publishes the fol-
lowing important communication, received from the
Galway foundry and ronworks Merchant ROAD and New
Dccks:-
GALWAY, April !, 1856
sRI beg 10 acquaint yon that her Majesty steAm
Tartar "a guns which had been sent by government
the 18th ult In search Of the Ill fAtsd steamer Pacific
arrived here last evening without obtaining any informs
ton Of the missing chip although the Tartar proceeded
far 25 deg west and about So deg north latitude
On the 10th ult. she met the American ship Joseph
Badger in great Distress with four feet OF water In the
hold bound to London from Calcutta, and supplied her
navigating hsY all hands quits exhausted pump
ing She met two other ships, but got no iotor
The Tartar being Of the fastest screw propeers in
her having made 81 y speed 70 the .
the Lords of the Admiralty is another proof Galway
stands predominant before any other port for the trans
mission of the mails to America. remain, sir, your
MorpAy EvfaNG, SIX oCLotK.-A second war steamer
hss 3us snrhv,,6 cc,s to the Tartar The Desperate
was The ctpd eLt .p isaTea .. ihe Pseia;'
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AFFAIRS IN TURKEY.

INC iurArh government expresses its anxiety To- b
reieve~ or preence OF the allies and says il quite
able 70 an'ain internal order AID defence Of tas
frontier without tAs aid of foreign troops. The Dvan
planning for the erection Of garrsons at i'm
portsDt points Of the empire. -1n
Lord Stratfbrd de Redcfe will continue as the BrWlk
Minister ut CoDstansinople. Psahs Ia restored T.
favor, and resumes the command OF the sxmy of
Anntslia.
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ected and persons who have not taken On active per
| In the conferences w1A pe eeleced.
AFFAIRS IN THE CRIMEA.

The dates received from CoxstAntnopls ere to Asrah
IT, The Russsn palace there u present occupied g
French hospital being cleared fr the return Of tho
Embassy The health Of the French troops both In tse
hospitals and IN the CrimeA, had Improved.
Is now said that Austria, whics has Hitherto shown
reiuctares TO evacnate the PIcipales. has yielded to
tbs remonstl ance of the Congress-.
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additional article not ao relative the evacuation Of
the Russian territory; convention relative to the
these three are ngned by the fourteen penpo
tentiaries two anneres Of which relates to the
Aiand and is signed By Russia England and France
Black Sea- signed by Turkey and Russia only. Such Ia
the casshcAton OF the papers which now await the ap
a. Sevs y. q s vsron s
suning the responsibility OF Its exactness.
The above all less true The question ofthe
PiinclpAlities 10 which will give much difficulty, and
If the state Italy Is to be discussed great opposition
will be shown by Austria But those settlements have
and Turkey and the Western Powers. II will be new
question: which is thought advisable bring before
European Congress- Russia Is nett.ed against Austria
and is rawing closer to Sardinia. Italy Is in a very
critical state and II conceSions are not made rsvolu.
The effects of the treaty of peace are meantime be-
coming eyicent.
The allied governments have sent orders 10 raise al
measures Of blockade which kept Russian vessels In
al ports The blockade of Russian ports has been raised
On the 9th inst the Russian Minister Of Finance notified
that the merchant vessels Of the Western Powers would
be admitted to Russian ports.
The Moniew publishes the following official notiasa
For the time during which they must await the ratia.
cation Of the treaty Of peace France Great Britain Sar
dnia snd Turkey, on the one part and Russia on the
consequently agreed that the prizes made suS,equsny
to the signature Ct peace shall be restored that orders
should be given for the immediate raising Of the existing
bckaces and that the prohfbftive taken in
Russia against the exportaton during the war; Of Rus
sisn produse especially Of breadstuG should also bs
vokei without delay. Consular acts and the ormaties
required Of pavgators and merchants will be provision
ally carried out BY the agents Of those Powers that
sented to take charge ociousy during the war; Of the
neIe affecting the subjects of the belgerent States
The trade d looking up and the Hamburg houses
anticipate very brisk business.
The suspension was announced yesterday of Msssrs.
Saunders Harrison, seed crusher oil rsAners and soap
makers It created great surprise, the firm being in ex
eco 000 Of which the amount due Acceptancea said
to be 100000. The assets thought likely 70 yield
15s In the pound The disaster is attributed to the re-
action In prices consequent upon pssos tho hoVs beps
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Messrs Richardson, Spence Co. report that uuds
the influence of the Persss news, the market bsoam
stiffer and prices advanced from Lied I'd psr H. a
fair and middllng qualities, with active demand u
sales berg estimated at from II, 600 to % 900 hales
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AUSTRIA.
grand Council Of Bishops will assemble In Q low
days 70 discuss the concordat The Council repressns
twenty MAE millions Of Catholics Latin Greek end Ar
rnepian The principal object Of the Council ID to rs-
store the clerical marriage courts according to the
law, and to reorganize the whole body of the clergy
fundamental ichurch principles. The concoedat sbrs-
gates the lower cergys right Of sppeAI the ahsp
to the Emperor and nence it not popular With the -
fsrior pIesthood.
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The naval arnissce officially published at st. Ps-
tersburg April T. After rsc6caton all ships seized viz
be released. 81
TIE energies Of the Rnssan government are said shs
now devo,ed to three Objects viz
First-Aance with France
second Completion Of the great railways.
IbirdEIhe manufacture Of Russian feelings tbs
continent, especially In Germany.
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SPAIN.
Dis' urbances had occurred in Valencia respecting
conscrptcn, ard the city and province In
lad been placed under martial law
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