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From the London Times Of October II

BLUNDERs OF FRENCH JOURNAL. The
Paris tasr.e, having been reading some high
seasoned eiectioneering in United States papers,
and particularly paper printed at st. Louis in
the German language, in which the Republi.
cans are called "Negger Bossers," (nigger
kissers, takes the matter literally, end reports
It a. an extraordinary fact that q new religious
sect has originated in the United States, called
Adorateurs des Negres," which, being in
tepreted, means Negro Worshippers," which
bids fair to swallow up all the other isms and
eisms of the day.
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i PRINTING.
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Col. James Ward, q soldier of the war of 1912,
died in Hartford, Conn.,, on the 18th ultimo.
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The heroic Sir Charles Napier wrote very
beautifully and touchingly to lady, on the eye
OF his great victory at Meanee: 4" If / survive,
| shall soon be with those love; if fall, 1
shall be with those have loved"
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oonciliate. The part played by England in 1891
Is now played by Russia. In word she protests,
though IN deed there is no doubt that she will
passively acquiesce. Like England at that time,
she invokes the principle of non-intervention as
the ground of her remonstrance.
We present the following extract from the
circular despatch of Prince Gortschakoff, (al-
ready quoted at the beginning of this article. J
as the extract counterpart, mutatis nsutandis,
OF the sentiments expressed In the extract from
the despatch of Lord Castlereagh:
"The King of Naples is the object of pres.
sure, not because his Majesty may have trans
gressed any one OF the engagements imposed
on HIM by treaties with foreign Courts, but be-
cause, IN the exercise of his iscontestable rights
thinks proper.
I'VE can understand that, in consequence of
a friendly predisposition, one Government might
otter to another advice inspired by kind interest,
ana that this advice might even assume the
character OF exhortation; but we think that that
Is the extreme limit, at which it ought to stop.
Less than ever is it now permitted in Europe to
forget that sovereigns are equals among them.
Selves and that it ia not extent Of tsrritory but
the sanctity of the rights of EACH which regulates
the relations which exist between them. To
wish to obtain from the King of Naples conce,.
sions as to the internal regime of his States nv
threatening demonstrations, is to wish to gov.
ern in his place, and to proclaim the right of
the strong over the weak
10 this we add the opening paragraph of a
recent article in the Austrian Gazette:
The expedition of the Western Powers is
IN contradiction to the principles of interna.
tlonai rights so frequently appealed to by diplo.
maLlsts, and gives severe blow to the security
OF European States for the future
Compare with this the following censure pro.
nouneed by Sir James Macintosh in the Brit.
isn House OF Commons in 1921, upon the policy
OF the holy Alliance tovatds Naples.
Prince Metternich and the other Ministers
OF the Aimed Powers had proposed to the Gov
eminent OF dreat britain system of measures
winch would enable the present or any future
Administration to invite into this eonntrv .s
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The greatest medical discovery of the age, ID
/ AYERS CATHARTIC PILLsI

m. 1854.
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OFFICIAL.

TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT. December ], lso9.
Notice hsrsby ksde OF the Unied
thai This pasehsss OF SsOvoo Of
said stocks time ~hea offered to tho
ist June psy therefor following prices
vii: 4t# q AA esfsa ee# sfst t| Fl
For stock Of this loan ~ st9 premium Of 10 For
tbs ie47 ss o 10 for
issued uader the Of 1885, called Texnn nde
stock, premium Of Aad for sleck Of the loan Of
1885, redsemsss the 18Th November, ss6 received the
Treasury prior tbs ist day u January premium ~
ceat January day
prsmum Of and received se the 3st March,
and prior sad ss Of June psemum OF
viii be allowed said Stocks specified
certificates, from Isl July last assigned with
Of the csncaie received prior the IL, January Amer
that the will be allowed In addition the premium
LIST January the date OF THAR receipt In both
will be allowed in addition the
seller. 5.ss 5sT. ~ 6As85st& tEftnf4t
Certificates transmitted this department under the present
should be duly assigned Uasd
prior tho January party
entitled To receive the purchase
Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts The ass
Boston, New York, Philadelphia.
entitled 70 receive tbs money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec I-dtistjuneif
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OPPOSITION.


The National Ta,eugencer IL the bean IDEAL OF fair
dealing public journal Is the beam ideal OF an opponent TO
the democratic party. is sngulary faithful TO this in.
stinct The developments OF fansicismreligious social
and politicaare generally passed by the idle wind
long they perform the work Of antsgonzing DEM
ocratic party Know-nothngism abotonism, and big
oy deprived OF their harshet features because they
are srrayed against the democracy But let opportu-
nifty offer to misrepresent the true friends Of the consttu-
tionthe friends of cosservatsmand The Ieigea.
Ger at steps into the assist the good work II
Is blind to proposition Of Mr.. Giddipgs, adopted in a
former caucus Of the majority Of the popular branch Of
Congress to pack the committees with he friends offree-
domtbe sboitioniss Of the North 1t Is deaf TO the
declaration OF the formidable candidate Cor Speaker
Of the House. that he represents the strongest antavery
district In the Union but the moment reckless effort Il
ventured to hold the democratic minority In the House re-
sponsoe for the delay In the organization the Iu1en
Gers Amen is eagerly recorded There is such saeltv
10 prejudice In all this that we canno, bu marvel thai
the iaiiigencu should be sensitive Of any reaec,,ons
upon i's magnanmiiya quality manifested in tha
journal unless after due calculation Of the cost and the con-
sequences.
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s. 81 good Ohio, So IS; southern, 50 1871 Wheat has
declnedsaes Of 800 bushels prices nominal Corn u r
saes of bushels western mixed at "a cen Pork has
declnedsaes Of $50 barrels at Sic u.s. Beef dulalc Of
$50 barrels S4 TO- Lard has Of $50 barrels
l5s. Whiskey is dulsaos Of $50 barrels Ohio At asa
cents. as f es
BALTIMORE, Jan. 4--Four firm and unchanged Howard
street. and City Ms, 80 g. Wheat unchaaged 70
primo whito 81 IS 81 good to prime reds 81 90 ~
There is slight improvement in corn-saes Of yellow and
white at II 10 cents. Provaons quiemess pork,
sic 81 asl7 Baconshoulders, 10 cents sides, ii cents
hams l2 cents Lard Is activesaes in barrels at 1924
a ii cents; in kegs, ll{ a IL cents. s&l
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sor nlssIss.-ws learn that william FsLerty q lad
fourteen Of age, the Of Mr.. William r. Fahsry Of
the State Department left this city Friday the 2sth u
and positive information has since been received
whereabouts IL Is belsyed however that he left in com
psny with boy eighteen years Of age named Conroy and
afterwards have fallen in with two other boys
who have lived in arlington The younger boy
ed in suit of black nearly new with brown
somewhat worn. The elder boy suit of black not
new, with black overeoat II Is supposed that they
may try TO ship In Of seaport else make their
way to the West and it is not impossible that they
separate Any information in regard young Fshsry viii
be thankfully received by his distressed psrsa and his
turn home suitably recompenscd
Newspapers will confer favor afflicted family by
publishing this notice.
ITAIIAs orEaA IN WAsHisoros.--The following tsle
graphic despatch sppesredip the Baltimore Sun esorday
morning.
"SEw Yosx, Jan. sMr. Jarrett has just concluded
baed opera of II rovstors in Batinors on Tuesday and
Madame Grange and Mills Ddies hs celebrated tenor
Brgno the popular basso Amodo together with the New
under the direction Of the famous Max Maretzek
will be engaged in its representation
As the Italian opera has Just closed in New York
citizens series Of operate representations They would
be Literally patronized. tt g1 elfa
Professor Mitchell closed his series of lectures
omy Thursday evening last much to the regret Of his
enthusiastic admirers in this city.
RALLY, FRIENDS CIVIL AND sELIcIous LiBERry Ia
grand meeting of the democrats of the District Of Co
umbs will be held under the auspices Of the jackson Dem
ocrac Association In honor of the anniversary Of the battle
Of New Orleans Tuesday night the sth instant at
o'clock at the Military Assembly Rooms LouiAians avenue
the Of 9th street.
The meeting will be addressed by the following dstin-
guished gentlemen Ex-Governor Howell Cobb, Hon. John
B. Weller Hon. George T. Pugh, Hon. James L. Orr, Hon.
William A. Richardson, Hon. j. Clancy Jones Of Pennsyvs
mia, Hon. George w, Jones Of Tennessee, Hon. b. f. Hal
lett Hon. Henry C. Burnett, and other champions of the
cause. rs..s ss a# ssgs #9sH RG
Washington and Baltimore, and Baltimore and Norfolk
Captain A. d. Peck is at tho head Of the enterprise
evening last. s8 y faeg FE f#gt a a#f
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THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

The following timely suggestions from the Richmond
Enquirer cannot be too extensively copied:
The denooxacy Is determined, compact and
national party Sectional feuds and sectional feelings ar
obterated and forgotten. II the party Of the
and the countryside only sheetanehor Of hope TO tho
sentative and patriotic. Let endeavor preserve its
unity and integrity not divide IL by discussions
superior claims Of the North the South the pre.
dency. The democratic party knows no North, South.
II recognises sectional personal claim to the presi
dency When the nominating convention meets let 1t select
is candidate with sole reference to the good Of the country
Let excite little personal sectional prejudice In the
time possible, that may conduct the
with the ZEAL devoedness and harmony that we now
practise. n the friends OF The many distinguished who
have been suggested candidates choose to present their
claims, let them do without disparsgng the merits
claims Of others. Above all things however, let avoid
raising the sectional question Of the claims Of North
South to the office. The Office belongs to tho country not
to sections. Get the right man, and he viii be TO
equal justice 70 all sections"
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library or Law and Eqalty, second series. II
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TRorHHs SEBssrorol-The first trophies OF Sebas-
'opoi have just arrived at the Louvretwo sphnSes OF
WHITE marble Of large proportions nearly equal 10 those
.ne ounsn Of the Chateau dEsu but with this essential
o"e'enoe that the Russian sphnres have the heads OF
women instead Of those OF lions