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Corner OF 10th street, over the Savings
Bank.
THvIyYS Cemetery il laid cut on the plan OF
the celebrated Greenwood Of New York. and
situated on the high ground distant aud quar-
ter miles north OF the Capitol, North Capitol street
leading directly 10 the gateway This Company have
ground forever burial purposes, making Zee title
10 the purchaser and prohibiting all eieroaehniens
from legislation otherwise; which 10 Of vasl lmpor-
lance % those who wish their dead W repise where
they have placed them for ha bccemeu custom IN all
cities when the burial ground has become valuable
for other purposes sell il, and throw the dead pro-
mscuously into one large pit aud legal measures cam
NOT prevent IT, as no titles given 10 the ground
N b. Office open from laio IL A. NJ, where panph'
lets containing The charter, by-laws and map >
the grounds, aud all other information can o. OBJ
tained All orders efi WITH Mr. JANIS I. y An
VEY. No 4l0 7th street, or any other Undertaken
will be promptly attended To- lin-lS ~
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TINE, MOhEi, AND TROUBLE
SAVED.

FHNIE undersigned W0nto INFORM tne M
N habtants of Washington and ts vicinity thai
he is prepared 10 orders ~ the shortest no
ice for narkino clothing through beautiful metallic
plate with indelible ink.
Each snbscrib.r vil be furnish a bottle Of
ink brush. directions, and rs:t or 49, ing their
own ink hereafter by two ingSis @ti onecan
make their ink as strong ast Z
Price for name Of psrs3 Or -, 30 cents,
post Office address 25 cents HERMAN silver,
T5 cens name, post oihc sddr - 25 cents extra
On pure silver, 81 per name, 80 cents extra for post
office address or b.. = Of nativity.
All orders will g i've pronpt sttaOton. Pay
ment must be received with the orders
Addie as at the post once, WHEELER
lie 2q-H Aeiallit Plate Engraver.
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TESTIMONY FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Certificate of Or. w. Smith, Of Pine HifL Rich
mond County, North Carolina.
@a PINE HILL, March 4, 1854.
DEAR SIR: have been subject Of dyspepsia, in
its worst form for the last five years. Such WAS my
condition Cor twelve month that the ply siciaus and
all who saw me said must die. While in THIS COLI
dition, was carried TO the watering places in Vr-
ginia. Tennessee, and Norih ,rolina but was moi
benefited by any water 10 which MAS taken. While
on my way home, 81 pped week at Rutherfordton,
small village in North Carolina 10 Try the effect OF
some Chalyb ate water in that place. About the last
of the week went into "a drug store 10 get med
icine for nv child and myself There were severa
of the village physicians the star and one Of them
seem 10 take some interest in my case, and after
asking questions, said he had been dys-
peptic and bad been greatly benefited by thelse
" Hoofand's German Bittrs, prepared by y.n, aud
he insisted that would try the Bluers. He also
called the next day ut my room and insisted much
that would try them that asked him 10 get me
one bottle. He did IT, and commences taking il as
directed and was more benefited by it than all the
water and medicine had ever taken.
After reaching home Que Of my neigh tors came to
me for prescription and medicine, (hea uyspeptic)
and gave him nearly all the Bitters had eit, which
effected much good il hia Ease. lie has often called
on On, for more of the kind Of medicine. saying
he was more benefited by il than any other he had
taken but have been able get any more for
him or nyse.f since Win yeu therefore, please ship
me a dozen or more - soon possible.
Respectfully, yours, w. SMITH.
DIR. G. al. JACKSON, Philadelphia,
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70 THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
UuIDwrFERY.-Mrs. BANGS, profes.

NEIDWIFERY.-Mr BANGS, IroIes-
WI sonal Medium, would respectful INFORM heI
trends and the public, that she has removed from
ner hate residence to Twelfth between and streets
next door To John u Cark's Police Office. She here
by tenders her thanks 10 her trends and customers
Tor the liberal .patro age bestowed upon her, and
noprs by her attention and sdnity 70 business, 10
merit continuance OF public patronage s
Refers 10 DIR. Hogan and Dr Fairfax, Alexandria
ixy Il
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Or. ROSES GROUP SYRUP.

There have beeu may remedies compounded for
the cure Of Group or Hive. The disease ~ pariicn-
arly prevalent among children and often fatal; but
as have never seen TERMINATE fatally or coi-
tnue long where this Syrup Vas used, can recon-
mend II with the highest confidence. With one bot
tie OF Dr. Roses Group Syrup in The house, no mother
need fear die Group. % cents bottle.
j. s. ROSE, III. ID.
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n w find persons In want of the following
~ artices: t4f a&Esf 81 3
French and German 6.okirg Glasses
Portrait and Picture Frames, round, oval, or
SOU re
Oil Paintings, all SIZES
Marble-top racket Tables', In bronze Oh gilt
AN kinds of Picture aud other Frames made 10
order
Also, Looking Glasses of any size made to order
A lot of cast-iron Brackets ON hand, suitable for
shelving
N. B. Old work reglt and Looking Glasses IN
serted in old tralses.
All the above wi be done and sold at the lowest
rates tor cash. John WAGNER,
z5t, Penn. avenue, oplsoste kirkwood House.
dec l9--ly at
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DIR. j. s. ROSES wnoopiNG COUGH SYRUP

DH. u. =. hDtSlscS w IlOOI tN'S LC1NIi - nSi~
Whooping Cough what is it? Physicians have
unanimously come 10 the conclusion that Whooplng
Cough is not only spasnodic but may, If neglected,
often run into other diseases, as Chronic lflanna-
ton Of the lungs, Consumption, and often Droi sy
the Chest all oi which dangerous and frequently ne
durable complaints will be avoided by using ir. Roses
Whooping Cough Syrup. which gives iniQedate re-
lief, and frequently cures in few days. 30 CENTS
bottle
In most cases Of Colds or Group there is frequently
some fever. When this occurs, keep the bowels open
with DR., Roses Family Pills.
Use DR.. Roses Pain Curer whenever you suffer
pain. Il gives immediate relief
Sold bv ID. s. DYSON,
O. ST0TT CO,
w. H. GILMAN,
j. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON & MARIN
d. B. CLARK
ii. II. MCPHERSON,
w. T. EVANS,
EIDMELI d LAWRE,: CT
J. B. MOORE,
Washington, D. O.
J. l.. KIDWELl.
Georgetown.
And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
=. AZ, .
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DOCTOR llUOELAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITE Rs,

DIR. c. M. j ACKSON. Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL EFFECTuALLh CURE
Liycr Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jatmdice, Chronic
/. or Nervous Dpbiiity, Diseases Of TIC Kidneys,
and all Diseases ariaing from disogaered Lice,
or Stomach,
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness or Blood
TO the Head Acidity Of the Stomach Nausea, Heart
burn Disgust for Food, Fullntss or Weight in
the Stomach Sol r Eructations, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit OF the Stomach, Swim
ming of the Head Hurried q d Difficult
Breathing. Futering of The Heart Cho-
king or Sufocatng Sensations when
in a living posture. Diu,ness Of Wis
ion, Dors of Webs before the SIGHT,
Fever and Dull Pain IN the Head,
Deficiency of Precipitation,
Yellowness Of the skin and
Eyes, Pain in the side,
Back, Chest, Limbs, &c.
Sudden Fushes Of Heat, Burning IN the Flesh, Con-
stant Imagnings of Evil, and Great Depression OF
Spirits,
YUyHE Proprietor, in calling the attention Of the
ii public To this preparation, does so with feel
ing Of the utmost confidence in its virtues and adap-
tation of il TO the diseases for which it Is reco-
mended
Ii is no new and untried article, but one that has
stood the test of ten years trial before the Ameri-
can people, and its reput ton and sale is unrvuile
by any similar pref aratons extant. The testinion,
i'm lis favor given by the most prominent and w IL
known PLY sicians and individuals, in al parts of the
Carolina is respectfully submitted re,rring any who
may still doubt "a the . Memorabilia or Practical
Receipt Book for Farmers aud Families, 10 be had
gratis of all the agents for the German Bitters,
Principal Office and Mandatory l20, Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
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AMERICAN ORGAN.
The British Naval Review.

Va do not find anything likely 10 entertain oui
raadsr.n,ore than the fJow a amusing versss from
punch. describing the missdve-ture Of the nobl'
lord. who went out TO see the great naval review
described In the last weeks foreign intellig fence
THE NAVAL REVIEW
OF Commons and Of Peers
Sing me terrible break down,
When ON Southamptons piers, af.
Though invited by the Grown, : ~
They were left all 10 fume, fret, and fro"n I. y
To uccomm date the band, 90 ,rss.
Not atender was at hand &c. 49,
And the noblest Of the land
Were done browui rF&aF
Three miles of afoat,
Lay the steamers on the prime.
The hour TO sail fr the revtsw
The ticket ,. s,d , Sas S,Ds morn " ss chime
Ere they drifted On their path,
Dusty and tired " death,
And Rpebuck in his wrath
Was sahlimel
Even Wood himself had blu he'd
To have hooked upon the scene
In the Harlequin were crushed ~ kE
Rehop, and Duke, and Deani
"If's joker L,rd Granville cried, when eachgan
Herd afar, with chip, hip. hips
Tod the Queen had passed the ships, n =
And Lord ramphells solemn lips
Sa d "Were done~
Aoain--asajn--againl
And the Trapsit's pace grew slack:
She cant 60 On. tits plai",
IT'S doubt il she'll go back;
Even Granville's mr'h is changing into gloom.
He 4 boat contrives TO hail.
Lest his brother Peers a-sail
Aud consiPn him 10 the pale s
Stoke 3 dooml
hail the Transfers.
The Persever nee gave: $500
ve are Commons, We are Peers,
Rnt II privilege well waive:
Wood m or.af to- nor night let us bring,
The things sell complete
We've seer neither Queen nor feet
And we've nothing fit to eat,
Not ihing"
On The Aami-alty's chef
What blessings then aros~,
Round tough chickens and I'd Reef
As Peers and Commons rlosei
Ard ~ thew curaed their f,tes, and made no way,
While lk%, with mn invite
From the government. deioht
In the alnshne and the sight
0fthe day
W. the railway 'et NJ praise.
Tell how, that day and sight M tfEas
The trains went wrong all W We, r
And the cneines stopped OUTRIGHT. f
Hrw from Snuthampton'-, Pcrtsm mth's shore,
T rough the station pates there sweep
Of nohs and snobs heap,
While some more luckless, sleep
Round the door:
rr.ve heart~ IT'S Britain's pride, III
When she hungles, to Guido
Az the bunglers that have tried
Whit Encouragement can 20.
There's snme excuse for all who misbehava,
Iucan Airey--iniured soulsf
CaAed unjnstlv DER the Goals,
Each with bullied Wood condoles:
Let them raveI
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a Ii rEasuNS VINO HAVE TAILED
- ~ nsi Brothers Ginger Wine and Black berry
ever ,s., II uA' Is the .ost pleasant drink they
Sole Fropretors.
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Edward Ererett's Grafton on the character o'
Washington is the nobleat monument vet reared
10 the memory of the Father Of his Country.
la browning excellence is in so identifying Wash
ington with the Union. that no American can love
the one and hate the other. An eye and ear w.t.
ncaa tells us that as the audience we're assembling
in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, to hear Mr.. Ever
ett, wealthy merchant Of this city was accosted
b. fiend as he came in.
: What you hear tonight"
ssOh, veg" said he !; - belong tothe Abolition
party in Church and State; but I've come to hear
tie other aido"
The othcy sidei Washington on one side, and
money bags on the other. The Union on one aide,
a I'd money bags on the other! And this man
an American by birth, as Arnold was, and trai
tn at heart, as Arnold was--this man--a native
OF the State that gave Adams and Hancock and
Warren, and Bunker Hill and Lexington and Con.
,rd, to the cause of American Independence
this man sat and heard that Grafton which thrilled
tie h arts of thousands, moving them as the oaks
0 the field are swayed by the rushing wind, till
o men, and gray-haired divines, and beautiful
W pnen, rose up and sent cheer on cheer through
the vaultrd roofs, and the walls trernbled in the
/ undera of applause, "Washingtonl the Union !
Fore verm and while the hearts Of the people swell
q 1 and heaved with emotions OF patriotic ardor,
I craven-hsarted dry-goods man sat with sealed
a ID shrivaled lips, doubtless saying to himself the
while, = am on The other side i--Harper's Mag.
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aREMEMYER THE IEA-PoT."

MFRS. SMITH set h,,r Tea. Pot on the
lVA range to draw the tea, little dreaming =!
II" Wouldn't stand the FIRE" lin she il rn. she
screamed as II dsappuar d. and fell back convul-
SONS Every remedy was administered, but nothing
would restore her. At last, her husband said
would call at FRANClS'S, pn Seventh Street, and
observed 10 smile In tile Inornihg, alter surfing
away, MIR. smith looked back, and saw her standing
IL the door. For moment has listened. IL was tina.
same musical voice, My dear, remember The Tea
Potl" Iau III lit
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r6A6A ACHES uF LAND FUR SALE

=6kNA ACHES ~ LAND FUR SALE
sbUO This tract binds about three-quarters 81
a mile on the railroad, aud about midway between
Washington city and Baltimore. 800 acres are in
wood and timber the balance in clearing well Eenced
and small cabin on the place.
This tract will be divided 10 suit purchasers. Terms
will be made easy. Any one deslreus f purcha ing
will call upon the subscriber. No. h45 pcnnsyly-nia
avenue, between First and second streets west Wash
iugton city. w. N. GILBERT,
II T-aotf Irnd AGENT.
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HOEiN A. KEYS, Merchant taiiOT, NO.
sS ll2 King street. Zone door vest Of Pitt,) Alex
ondria, We.
Constantly on hand Shirts, Drawers, cravats, &C.,
and everything 70 b. found in gentlemen Quitting
establishrnent mar 80--ly
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MARBLE MANEELs.
ARBLE w . X X S.--The Subscrihe

MARBLE MANEELa.
NNARB l. T. W y X X S--The Subscriber
lVA begs leave to infurm his friends and the pub
lie that he has increased his stock al Marble Mantes
comprising Sienna, Bro ckedelia, Spanish, Egyptian
VEN, Italian, and Black Marble, richly carved ano
PLAIN of the best quaty, newest style, and superior
finish, which he offers tor sale low for cash.
Also, 20 Marble Monuments Tombs, and Head
stone Slabs; Eastern Marble for window-silis, ntss
steps. and platforms harble tile, counter, and ta6s
tops; Soapstope; Calcihed plaster, 10 per barrel.
Also on hand large lot of Connecticut Brown
Stone, New York Flags ani steps, suitable for build
ing purposes.
He invites the attention Of builders and Others Y
his stock and will enSeavor to give Satisfaction 70 81
who may favor him With their orders.
WM- RUTHERFORD,
ann Ply On + sire 1T. bet 2ih and 18th.
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v2D. r. Hooker, Rogers Store, Wake county, North
Carolina, 0ctIber "a Is 3, SAYS:
Having experit nced very great benefit from the
use of HpoHands German Bitters, in Chronic Dysen-
terry and Functional arrangement Of the Liver, and
its concomitant evils, DESTROYS Of obainin9
quantity of il for the benefit of my community. You
will therefore, please send lot, &c"
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CERTIFICATES OF WM. J. ATWOOD.
UuNqsyIfiE YADKIN Co. N. c..

November I, 1855.
DEAR SIN: Allow me to express 10 you my sincere
thanks for your discovery of medicine which, 20 say
the ast of it hss effected that all other med
icnes that have taken have entirely failed 10 do.
Hooiands German Buffers have cured me of the most
stubborn and aggravated case OF the Piles that per-
haps ever fell 10 the lot Of man. My ,se is not u
sti anger in this community, as ! nm well known in
this and the surrounding counties aud can truly say
that my recovery has astounded all my friends and
relations as had tried everything recon ended,
and nothing did me any COED, until was prevailed
upon to try the Bitters You are at liberty TO make
any use Of this communication for the ben ett of the
afflicted, you may think proper.
Truly, yours, WM. J. ATWOOD.
DR. c. NJ JACKSON.
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~rhe Mutual Fire Insure nee Com any OF ths
District OF Csslumbia.
Chartered By Congress,
OFFERS to the property owners of thu
~ District cheap and as safe means of insu
rance as any other Company this District
ULYSSES WARD, President.
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW g. EMERY, Treasurer.
HANAG fRs-
Ulysses Ward, John Van RsNicky
Thomas Blagden, I. j.. MagTuder,
John Dixon, Math, " ". hmery,
j. @. Mckelden. s.
Ofice-Adjoin & In rthl Of Bank Washington
aR open during Bank nonrs.
ian pa F
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FUn lxESI UR SAFE.
rlN.nI. fhraasfnru md flic u

FUN kENI sJW n f.
kE& Two three-stOry ahd tito Riick
i!iII Dwellings,, containing eight rooms ent b.. Far
terms apply u J. w F,uhugh, Carpenter, c. rpcr
Fourteenth and G streets, TO me my Lumber
Yurd, Water street, c rgetown.
have sew, raj other Owe ling Houses in Washing
ton, which will sell on reasonable /, u.s.
Apply 10 FRAS. WHEATlkl.
mn 24--en2w
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These Bitters are entirely vegetable. They invig-
orate and sIrengtbes the system, never prostitute IT,
and can be used for infants we'll MS adults
For sale BY respectable dealers ~erywhere, and by
II a ID IMAN Wnshinnfnn
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OUTRAGE ON ToLLNAN.--0n FRIDAY afternoon
procession of eight carriages containing about
twenty Irislmen, not very sober, passed over the
Salem turnpike from Sal-m to lynn, and when ar
rived al the halfway house those in the foremost
carriage passed without payiSg toll. Those in the
second Carriage attempted TO pass In the same
mann 2, when Mr.. John Perkins, the tolman, seiz-
cd upon the WHIP that was convenient to his grasp
as security TOR his pay. AT this the whole or the
carriages stopped, and Mr.. Fenno, the President Of
the Turnpike Company, seeing some difficulty
Came out to take the toll himself from the n.rtiss
In the calrages. While he was doing this. seve,a
Of ten got out and attacked Mr.. Perkins in En-
rious manner, knocking him down and very badly
beating him. One of his assailants seized him hy
the hair, pulled his head down, and kicked him IN
the face. Mr. F.nno run into the dollhouse. and
taking an iron bolt about foot and a half long.
used in securing the gate, he returned TO the de.
fence Of Mr.. Perkins. He applied IL pretty visor-
o'.sy, until IT was taken from him and used upon
himself, though IL did him no mater al injury Per.
kins then ran for a gun that he kept IN the toll
house, and threatened to shoot them, when the
coHa dly rascals took to their coaches and drove
heaN.-boNfyfi GGxeffe.
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QUEEN VrcToRIAs CHiLDREs.-The Queen of
England may not be great sovereign, but che
u ,doubtedy deserves the higher praise Of being a
true woman. Considering the force which is added
I, her example by her exalted position, it can
q on her subjects by the model she exhibits of all
tt wonianly domestic virtues than would result
{ ON great capacity for affairs of State. The To
ronto Globe has, taken pains to collect from the
English papers account of the manner the Queen
b ings up her children, from which we make the
FLOWING extract;
b times, that the young people breakfast at eight
nd dine at one; which hours some people think
decidedly vulgar. During the forenoon they keep
t, their books. Then the boys are drilled in mill
try exercises, while the giils, we suppose. prac-
tee ca,isthcnics. After this they have an hour Of
music and dancing. By this time dinner is ready,
and when its tolls are surmounted, the children 60
t. the riding school, from which they proceed, the
princess s TO drawing and music and the princes
q, carpenters hop where they hammer and saw,
and turn, tll they tired after which they occa-
sionay spend some time in laboratory fitted up
f,r their peculiar use. The school is now ended,
aud while the girls go out TO play or ride, the
boys go out to walk, play, ride or shoot till tea
me- Th<n comes the preparations for the les
SINS tomorrow, and then to bed. Such accord
Ing TO the English papers, Is the daily life Of the
Queens children; aud when we add that, morning
aid evening, they trained in the truths of rei.
gion. We believe we have befo us the fact that,
the first family in the expire Is regulated in n
fashion, when Il were well for good many other
families if they would but initiate"
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IL ST ARRIVED.

And by all dealers in Alexandria. Virginia,
iY l7-eoif km
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l.LENW uUD LE.n ElGi.

Office No. IVY l1snHSJ gn6HM HpsiiHo, q
Corner OF 10th street, over the Savings
49, Bank.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
by the Steamship Anglo Saxon Mt Quebe

by the Steamship Anglo Saxon at Quebec.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Greenock 18th
ult arrived at Quebec on the 25th ult., at o'clock
M She brought dates from London and Glasgow
to the 18th
The London Daily News again calls attention to
the domestic troubles of America.
The Post, in leader on the serious aspect of the
internal politics of the United States, says Kansas is
but the field in which the great American question
of slavery is to be debated-most probably in arms
and so thoroughly is the vital character OF the crisis
understood in America, that there are many who
hold that the postponement of the contest would be
cheapy purchased by foreign war, which is its only
means of uniting the Earring States once more under
the same banner.
| The Times says: .".
There is unfortunately, no longer any doubt that
Mr. Champion is to be dismissed, and though the ex
act news of his dismissal has not yet reached us, we
may certainly expect to receive information to that
effect by the next arrival. 1.-THE time that
Minister is dismissed, the exequator will be Withdrawn
| from three Consuls whom the American Government
consider guilty Of violation of their municipal law.
OF the correctness of this intelligence the Times
did not pretend to express any doubt. The Ameri-
can Governments ntimaton of its intention, it says,
is accompanied by the most profse assurance of good
will and respect towards this country. Mr.. Dallas,
the Times is assured is armed with the fullest powers
to negotiate and finally settle the disputes connected
with the Central American question: and if unable
to to agreement. the contracting parties are
empowered, without further reference to America to
refer the question to the arbitration of some impair
tal third person to be selected by mutual concur
renee.
GAS regards our retaining Mr.. Dallas says the
Times that question should rest entirely upon the
guilt innocence of Mr. Champion. If the latter be
innocent, Mr.. Dallas ought not to remain and if he
be guilty false pride should prevent us from &C
quiescing in his expulsion
CorroN MARKET.-The Liverpool cotton market is
steady, and sales moderate.
MISCELLANEOUS NEws.-The Times correspondent
writes from Paris that the French army will be fur
ther reduced 10000 men.
There had been ministerial crisis in Holland, ant
the Premier, Vanhell, had resigned
The American Minister had an interview with Lore
Clarendon, at the Foreign Office, on Wednesday.
| PARLIAMENTAEY.-In the House of Commons, OF
Monday Mr. Dlsraeli said if the Government did no
go on with the army estimates, they might expect {
discussion relations with the United States.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer in reply, said h
would fix on Monday, if there was no objection to dis
cussion on the army estimates.