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INSTRUCTIONS,

Coaaino scorporaed tho
department may DEAN proper.
pay trips performed each such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the Of tho trip
orancs inferior that specified the contract For repeated de
8 % % % s asg s % ssa P s s
For leaving behind throwing on the mails or any poron of
running intelligence advance Of the mall
D. Fines viii b. imposed unos delinquency be promptly and
satisfactorily explained certificates postmasters tho aav
coctng take tho from into post once
ing wg either tho unuiablenes Of tho place manner
ryng injured destroyed robbed for
sing after domand the mail frequently the contractor
or /. concerned in running, coach on the route
The Postmaster General annu the contract repeated fail
TO agreeaoy to contracts for violating the post oce laws
carrier when required by the department to do So assigning tho
aforesaid or for transporting persons packages
ing malabo matter out Of the mail
bid received after tho last day and hour named without the
required by law cannot bc considered competition with
regular ar proposal M reasonable in, II amount :,
tho bidder Chat his usual office address and those OF each
Of hrm where offers should BIO distinctly stated
Altered bids should not be submiod should bids sub
Each bid bo guaranteed by two or more responsible
satisfactory tho Postmaster General General
admitted The bid and guarantee should be signed plainly with tho full
Tho department the right eoct bid which may
bidders.
land route California addressed econd Assistant Postmaster Con
| era )" Contract Onnce.
to bid and cannot be received to interfere with regular
H. rostasters be careful certify the sufcienoy
guaranors without knowing that they persons OF sum
responsibility all bidders guarantors
ncy notified that failure into perform the contracts
for tho service proposed for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities
will be enforced against them
TO- contractors known tho department must
equally with others and certificates their uD
substantially the above prescribed Tho certificates
sucncy must be signed by postmaster by judge OF court OF
| record.
Tho attention Of bidders suretes &c. directed to tho
| following laws, viz
March 1885, requiring contractors carriers Sc
| be
Sec a. 1926
| tract
OF July 1896 liabilities Of guarantors.
Soc a. Act Of July 1885, authorizing bids of falling contractors to
! be rejected.
July 1885, relation combinations amongst bid
derB.
April 2 1sos provides that member Congress
| contractor.
AZ of March 1928 provides that postmaster ASSISTANT
postmaster clerk ONCE shall be contractor
Act Of March B. 1925 provides that other than FREQ
white male shall be employed in carrying the mail
The Postmaster General will himself the right Of nnnu
made under the above whenever he shall
tho offered for
he will
the whole assignee
qualified In his opinion, than tho original
carry the same into successful operation
AARON v. BROWN,
| Ap 21-sawtlstJunot Postmaster General
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rEN0 LEASE for term Of years, the mansion of the
Il lae Gsncral Towson United States contains all the
improvements works furnace &c Ap
ply TO J. \. H. SMITH, esq, at his oGlce on street
March 21-2wn
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w ]. BINGHAM & SONS SELECT SCHOOL,
wv Tho fall session will July 18th Number linn
tied None but good and wanod Those ready begin
Intn much preferred and advancement Of applicants
desired. For torms 10. address
W. J. BINGHAM
March 10-1awam@ Oaks, Orange county, N. c.
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NTATCH Repairing and Engraving wv Watches,
wv ohronomeers and pocket mekeepers OF description
repaired u workmon aud perform
Engraving of description style including the
cutting arms, crests, notices, and initials
e. Visiting wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
NJ w. GAIT n BRO.
Jewellers S2t Pcnnsyva avenue,
80-u Between 9th and 10th
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHuBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CFiuBB BROTHERS.
Washington, January !, 1857.
TOIIN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
eb this day admitted partners in the Banking House Of
will be OF Chas
81 cubb John Barrow and Henry Holmes Tho House in Da
composed or Charles ST. Chubb VIM H. Dougal
row Co. CfIUBB BROTHERS.
1--du
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CT JosEpHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES


Emmttsburg county AaryandTe
OF studies this institution tho oath August and
tho last Thursday June The terms for board and
tuition $3.50 payable om annually advance There
charges for music drawing painting and also for Spanish
latin The for tho primary department
composed Of pupils under nine are 500 nnnu
able half yearly in advance
inquiry should addressed tho MOTHER sUPE-
RoR Of S. Josephs Academy Enmsburg Frederick county,
Maryland
A-h1Yenr
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THOMAS y. FIUIhNtEJ FTeaIIehI
EDwARD r. HKIDoID, Secretary
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 39T street, opposite CITY Hail.
First and Virginia avenue nnd
JnInos Williams, No ~ -Four aud a half street
gg sol Thirteenth street below Pennsyyan avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR
Captain j. p Ioyy No. Ponnsy avenue opposite National
Hotel
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
John Thomason
...M. ASSISTANT SECRETARY, .....
Wcst,
In chargs Waasington city Office
and Seventeenth street
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,

LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,
THE PERIL.S or TIE SEA, AND INLAND TRANsPoRTA-
TTON
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHIIA-
DEPIlA.
Fire, Adrine, and Tn!dsd Ensr'rance-
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
TIouSAND DOLLARS.
OFFICE Northwest corner OF Pennsylvania ay-
enue and seventeenth street, Washington city,
ID. q.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas B.. Florence, Charles nngeo,
George III. Armstrong Thomas Manderheld,
Charles A. Ruboam, Edward r. Hembold,
George Holmbold, II. Carroll Brewster,
James L. Neal Isaac Iecch, jr.
TuD n prpsla
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FJyn Of Proposal.

I,
- propose convey letter mail for the
specified the commencing
service, from - on tho Mississippi river, by TO San
California; greeaby the Postmaster
the goth April 1857 good four horse coaches spring
suitable for the OF vol tho
security the mails monthly each for the annual
OF dollars ,,soIy each way for the annual sum OF
dollars sent y zach way for the annual sum Of fdolarl
Dated. j. ...... .... .. (agned.)
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Firm Of q Guarantee.

Ths undersigned, residing at - State or -----, un
dsako that tho foregoing bid for carrying tho mail tho route
from tho Mississippi river to San Francisco, Calr
accepted the General bidder shall when
qucd by the Postmaster Genoa onter into tho obga
perform the proposed with good and sufficient sure
understanding distinctly the obligation and liabilities
sai nsarao do the 27m sotion Of the at @ Congress ef July
2, 1886.
CSgned by two guarantors.)
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THE PE5aILs or TIE SEA, AND LNLAND TRANSP0REA-
TON
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A RNY'S C0NFECTIONARY, No. "a Bridge street,
IN Georgetown D. c. where kinds OF entertainments
furnished with the best Ice creams cakes, vatcr ices concon
&C. the shortest notice and tho most moderate
Mca awarded the last exhibition of the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute.
Feb 3--dU
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Har, If Certideais.

Tho Undersigned, postmaster OF of-, State Of -,
corGe has o Of Office that ho acquainted with the
good their guarantee.
Dated. CSgned)
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Dwellings, furniture, mills. manufac actories
warehouses,

DW6IIings, furniture, miEIS manufaCt0ffeS,
warehouses,
descriptions BUILDINGS and hoir contents, all kinda OF
MERCHANDISE transported by
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS.,
and the any portion OF EUROPE and
AMERICA,
ts hulk Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the western watsrs
OF other and in hI
construction and will be
taken into consideration. =
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
northwest OF Pennsy and seventeenth
street. Washington city, D. c.
JAMES H. MASON,
Assistant Secretary.
Insurance may also be 4geasi al The Home Office,
No,tpes Of WaInnt and Second sraas, Philadelphia
principal cities OF the United States by authorized Off
Of the company.
June 13--d1y
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Tho business OF this will compare favoraby with tho most
successful OF similar institutions In tho United States
day August 1855, in oen months 10 tho lBt
OF four hundred thousand hundred and eighty
dollars and with tho payment OF Losses and
thousand hundred and
twony -egh, dollars and sixty cents.
of and good management tho direc
justified soliciting share OF public patronage believing
security and that all fair claims will bo ad
according equity than legal tochnicaiues
company prepared iasuo policies against oss damage
by fire on
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHIA
DEPHIA.
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LNIREw ORKS.-HADFiELDS FIRST PaEMiUw FIRE
IL works-Brliant coored hres-Depot At j. " Harley's,
No - John street. one door from a.rsn -iabaraory MID
die Village L. where variety of fa1u assigns,
many of which eetirey viii be found hr II. mas
doubt his will he uc emily satisfied with the
quality of hts wbou, his eiumerang The number or
miums received he his fe the l.ie fairs which has
long since almost byevord Sufficient to hat he
will Challenge the world prous any better works and is
perfectly willing II oecesaary, test the Ia way
whore impartial parts 10 decide The subscr Der
pledges fims.f that everything shsl be represented
Goods delivered any part OF the free OF charge
n ", Tnn
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POLITICAL.


DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT TAMxANy HAIL.
- Alta meeting of the Democratic Republican Convention Of
the city OF Rev York held 1ammany Hall Thursday
Ing June 49, le57present Thomas Byrnes William Miner,
II Rowan John Shea, Bartbolomew iIealy Hart j.
Savage, Jr Henry John CLANCY Thomas Barr Isaiah
Rynders. j. Mcmahon, W. Mckeever, ID Belts, 8eorge
!. Loui,el, ": Engs, ". D. Kennedy. Richardson,
Purdy, j. N. Marsh j. Harrison, Geo White A. smith.
John Petit r. - Tappen W. q. Webb, O. NJ smith, " Ia.
Bryant, y. Weeks y. Bennett, T. Dnnl.p, p West
W. Morris. 8 osgood }. Gregory. NJ Hapn ID. Wander.
heyden John Cocorane. l.. Miller O. Cornell j. Dll.
Ion, william o'nonnell John Ne.bt John Eagan Jr, W.
Durham, y Waterbury, Peter sweeny, Thomas ki-r-
nan, n Dilaye, Froment James Naboney, q. Meeks
Jr., Alex Ward. Dennis " Root. Gerge ID, Davis -he
wards being called the chairman each delegation reporsd
Ninth wards being fully organized motion, further
time allowed for that purp There berg two
orrsnrsiions reported for the Sixteenth wari one with
Hon kjah Ward President and the other with samuel
OssAod Esq aer ng both sides they requested
together and they therefore agreed thst tho matter
should back enrol uen and that Tho
the convention ordered There being also tso orgsuzs
reported for the Twenty second ward, with Henry
SchEorr Eq, President and with Gsrre H. Striker,
after hearing boh sides the report favor Of the organization
dissenting voices ON motion. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
the sew, requested each delegaes
Democratic Republican General Committee, five delegates
10 the Democratic Re- publican Young Mems General Tom
nee and executive commi tee for the ward and report
the this convention at s.ung thereof 70 be held
Thursday evening June IS
Resolved That the election be he'd In accordance With the
Of the organization, under the direction Of
be selected by the presiding officer Of the
organization and that the secretaries thereof clerks
On motion, the proceedings ordered be signed by
ELIJAH r. PURDY, President
ALFRED CHANCELLOR, 1o....,.x,..
s. u. vANpERHrYDrs,
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L0SpAL NOTIOF =.

-.n.za oouRr-aroRan PErrTBoSp Against
y Hsmoa Z. Roo, q h-In gu,snAnee q ? J9dsmeni q
- apr-me OF the State OF New yorh, vii expose
- an he 1en day Of June, 1857 A. u oooch - No
ssrchans' erchanse In The city n Ssv vnrs ~ n. BUD
OW, suctionecr- -. =. -.
All certsin house sno cs, e'ece o. y>scs q poosd
rus.s lyins and bess ~ me ropresnn 80 -e @y ~
snds Of sshoas Bsysrd DECREASED BY o' sanosr twevs
undr> 2sl bounded ~e~'evy IN front By srad
vsy pus,hery By os number twelve bupdret and seven
fhJ sssiery By ground or late belouxnG 70 harie!
Gyaharn souherly lot nuvb-r twelve hundred Ard
pe So containing bresdn In trout and rear tee iva
n f~~ and IN cnGth zach side one hundred nfo te-
ems me property Commonly number Sc Ara
eel ard svsve DIN Bruad cay IN the city o. Hew ynrS
jams q. wTLLrr Wertx
r. woopxAs Plaintiffs Anorper
a~w vors yuse-A 1857
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AToTTCr.-AT . MEEvI 90 0F SOME OF THE HKIRs
e ss s sse a., Of yo1 and May s lex de-;
no sz broadway in this city tbs following named genue-
%s. %So named %
e 10 ID 70 as s %sS
NJ Hayes here and in Fngana osisia -
ns ss take place DE so; Corr
oeoes N .Ssn and %hsr. sy s be re.ay
70 rec,iv. the sub mmtess rep rts 9Th all sgnslres
relationship % The deceased Any person inre-ed may
eT n. s,ss s sso ss =. male % Mr. r.
time for presenting claims TO the said estates viii shortly
Nxw yoRx June u, 1857.
James s. Lawrence. Freehold New Jersey.
TAop.. Mcnswsl South sl,sr, Ne. Js;.sy:
s1:Ss rs aHS; % ss:s. 81
William W, Howe, No, o. Vail 3 rect
sun comHlrrEE
T' s.s.I Bq sc y . ma. s. Ys seo.yu
5, i. ou!noy, W.sf 90, \ ' Yoss.
hieb1e w. Lswrene, Rroosl'n
Charles A DuShsm, so go. trsdw.y New York.
horace A. 81 er. No lea sints sv,tue.
Ss Sss s ss1~ 10 e eo :" s1 @es
RoS:r d. 5 lie ; 4 HerSrrsiIis, New Jersey.
John W. Co~,n. college I'M, ohio
William Lawrence, ithaca, rompsius CO., N. Y.
Soaes hereby .vsn 2 =. P.rir. asr.sd h., hs s-ss
been delivered Commissioners Of rsrss and
and that IN. will open for review ard
At the onice Of the Commissioners, No 80 Chambers
street. Court Housel from he sh day Nay 70 the IA
day Of June iDcusve between The hours of O'Clock A. Il
and O'Clock p. n
Applications Tor cotr~ctloa
be Of the ommissoD.rs Of fares and
during period shove mentioned Ali persons
the city during entire period In
which the books spen viii no, be euted % relief ou
* TSJysxsoS, 0S :sS ..:::.. Of s.'''
DkMovn .-Or,ICk or TIE MEk CANTTLu A9KN.
III cy trinity b1ildi-g, Broadway sew Work, June -
1851 Our subscribers and others will phase take tna
has been removed ~ the spacious premises $40 and
al6 redway, where We 81 all be eess-d % receve he
We shall retain part Of present ic Trinity building
ths special Of friends do~n The
two onices viii be connected BY mun-uc Ieegrsph
D., Oh ass co.
no SILVER PLATERs INA CUMMIrrEn OF THR
Newark m - Paters Society woud respectfully request
the ourneymen psers IN oughout The Uni appont
tees from each sho 10 city and town the United
States 70 attend national vertton 70 be hsd Military
aA i'' Bo~srJ Ton Tn,Sid; rs '1y S 81 O'Clock
A. J poutsaxarr COMMITTEES.
Hs JAOoBUS y
Papers favorable W mechanics please COY.
TrNIrsD srs rEs AssUCiArION -fHE MEN 3ERs or
~ aud those Who inter then
errursion Detroit Michigan leaving July issf
quesed In be puncua at her meeting SUNDAY, June n,
clock precisely al the house Of Hose Company 80
mn a. II. NINoR, President
BRYANT smith, Treasurer.
JAS TURNER, Cor. Secretary.
JOsErH Esros, Rec Secretary
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EIOTEL.s.


fyoMPToN HoUsE.-THrs NEW AND Er.EgAST no
~ tel Just completed. the OF Third and
Twenty fourh street will be for the oon 81 he
public on Monday, June az IL large and commOous " ~
nis containing eighty well ventilated apart nen
the Whole bens perfectly adapted for the Requirements
cOfor and convenience For de ire 20 av
hemseye. Of the American plan aols d'hoe viii Pc sesv1p
eguar hourv; but In connection With the house s ve
REQUESTED restaurant here those who prefer ne nuropeao
plan can be served with all the deheacte- % ne
pared for the tsble by experienced protest. Ms ~
long connection OF the proprietor WITH the puH auu IA
popularity the Mercantile Dining Roors on tulton ana
asruArds ON Chamberr street the best evidence OF his
"e'"' 0"e'er !" me p"VoR ORLANDO FISH, Proprietor
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AIRING mII4I.ENnHv.

YARD TO TUE LADIES. MADAME vILld . a W
~ are selling a cnet ne store sDi sn0F rvoms
M sirh avenue betwesn fneenth and ssteenh streets,
portaous OF French bonneh CAPS nesarsseS Scs
which the ladies are invited call snd etanlne
fers perpetusi attractions IN AZ hs. Ps.'ns " me srrs
s.sh a. 1890. and Of the coifnros a
so~srs csnres a rbbona oores Of chenille With hon
o.s - ~ aS,,rrr.pssf the toilet 81 JAMES rUOkeRN
n Rr~dwsv
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LNIREWORKS.-
II " first premiums In tbs United Ststea
Magnificent colored and brilliant
EXhibinonal Dire sCrks
sOw ready with programme ~ Lhc
4 ORIGINAL UNITED ST ARCS LABORATORY,
Once. 1873 Washington sire L Jersey CITY
Laboratory same street second block from Tho ferry.
ISAAC EDGE, Sr Pyrcech NIT.
New York city depot nj " Liberty street
Also. every description OF sales work for the trad,
Orders add essed lem PUTNAM agent, IS Liberty
stree. New Work viii meet wnh prnnpt stienton
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LIST OF LETTERS
in the New York City Post Office,
Saturday, June 20, 1857.
nO0.ooNNo-oNN-N~-0o-N-oO~N>

Published exclusively in the New YORK HERALD by Act OF
Ceugress-ae hapig the largest circulation Of pape
N The United Stases.
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w

Vandsrzee Mary q Van Skiven Mrs Ben
Van Beuren Maria jamin
rsula Y NortwickM Mrs AG Van Velsor Phebe
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MsTRrUTION.


a = -BOYH AND MEr PREPARED FOR BUSINESS -
Oh. Mr.. DOLBEAR go Broadway will keep his commer
academy open daring July AID August for writing.
bookkeeping and arithmetic N precare students practically
fall business Full commercial fl5 two seats
vacant Writing IS Apply this day for cheap ses's
oAQ BRoADwAY.-BooKKBRP ko.-osrrLs
OtO seeking mercantile employment ma{ Attain
rOsTEHs establishment superior and mastery knowiedss
Of book keeping, writing, 3d. In few weeks Iov sale
above rustv'p Double nnxy BiucAdAtsd Sxn edeoo ms
o..
a LADY WHO HAS SEEN TEACHING IN THE SOUTH
"A for the Last three Wishes stuaiion A. goyerness
= private family. Teaches all the branches of English
educanon with music and singing The highest references
be given. Address 6r one week. Anne, Herald odce.
ERErUB LAHouAon-PRoruasoR r. LAsRo11
1s4 broadway continues 70 give horough instruction
Ne French language impsruss % hs pupils Ne ability
speAk ne language win ausnsy and eoyreuns1. Appnos
Hous recsved befveea the houys Of and or aad1Pu
UNRENCH INsTRUCTRRsss-AN ITALIAN LADY, POS
sessng French and German, well as her language
and speaking correctly hngsh and Spanish offers her
vices teacher and translator TO persons approaching
thorough education experience in tuition, and
Die references Address Msdemosee s. Union square Post
Office.
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vorks."
rhe subscbers claim only "vsi
Fireworks the Stab,s
FIRST premium for fireworks offered by the Ameroha rs
nte for the year, h~ Marshall resisni
fhey beg 10 that they entered their
unpstisu every year for the four tho fss %
American usitute, Worlds Fair
offered 10 compete with trsn ~hich hey deem s,uea.
evdence Of their superiority AL oher nS1
ss1k decline placing their works 10 competition.
JOS u l. sDJf, Jr.,
Laboratory, Worth PotuL Jers-y City, N. J,
rHOs DUNglN, Agent,
~ Maiden lane 6sv vsh
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NOTICE THE COMMITTEE on rus FOURTH or
~ July Board Of Counc viii bold Meeting ~
No II City Hail. TUESDAY the 80 dSy Of June, Az r. NJ
1. III II a BS '''s 6. p sss4's :;
j KENkAKD, July.
r. A. DUNf,
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FTREwOnKS.

LDGE's FIRST PREMIUM ooLoRED AND BRILLIANT
~ fireworks.
Laboratory, North Point,
Jrraey City, Y. J.
Orders for the works should he addressed b j. q.
l. EDGE, Jr., jersey City, or 10 -
THOS. DUNRiN Agent
No 10 Maiden LAM n Y.
Where samples OF exhibition pieces also variety Of aae
work tnited orekeepers crackers lOrpe-
does, rockets, candles, &c &c. dc, may hs found.
Goods delivered The OF The rail-
road steam boat stations, free Of expense.
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tend 10 stals the jogtrot reader ous OF his proprey
we 6nd peeipg out from Of sound ecclesiasti;s
doctrine, defense Of the right Of atheists to testify 10
cours Of jnstice. His argument on the subject v
ingenious and 6ne-spuo, and closes thus. We may
safely piesume that the dictates Of prudence, sepse
Of honor pride Of character public sentiment, and oil
the fine but powerful network Of social regards, will
operate to withhold men from the alleged logical
sequences Of 9th. ism. II atheist have ence,
it will doubtless keep bin true to his OATH not then
there is nothing TO keep him from passing himself into
the witness box as Christian SO that. instead of
the new legislation being premium on atheism, VS.
should rather think the old premium on hypocrisy.
For ,hsse reasons ard divers others, glad that
the disabilities iu question are in process Of being
utterly swept away. lie. atheists, IKE others, be
punished for swearing falsely aud not excluded from
swearing upon presumption Of their being fslse."
THE YOUNG MEMS MAGAZINE.
Thi. number is distinguished for the variety Of its
contents which embrace religious and moral discus
siors, descriptive essay poetry, selections, and
great amount Of miscellaneous intelligence. This new
magazine promises to be useful periodical, and viii
doubtless improve with increased experience the
palt of Ia conc Uctors.
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,h.,. !. naturally great deal Of intrigue and tach-
Oei = n,oSr.s here to engage tho support o. the
NY - in behalf of the various prcects The
~ ssnsjbDc mode Of meeting the question is TO
n.Ua,,s FRAT Walker and his banditt were vulgar
.ohh.rs. and could no more usurp Government IN
M.arsoua than the same or similar gang could in
the limited States This carries back affairs, 20 far
ma this Government stands, to the point which they
occupied previous to the ilibuster Eruption. The
eject would be to restore the old Transit Company
nnder their charter, subject only to the laws Of Me
arapua. If their charter was violated, it is for
Nicaragua to say so. This principle would instantly
dispose of any and all grants by the Rivas and
Walker Administration.
In the mean time the Fillibuster press is crcu-
)atipg all sorts Of random fasehOods about the new
Government Of Nicaragua, which they credit to the
dictation of Costa Rica; and one of these modest
writer's goes the length of fearing that the Nicara-
puaps will summon Walker to return before he gets
ready for another expedition. Mart nez, the new
President, is native of the City Of Granada, and
a member of the conservative party. The only
feeling among any part of the population toward
Walker is that of Indignation that n man stained
with such horrible crimes was permitted to escape
unhanged. go
Great Britain has officially declared that, while
designing no territorial aggressions, she will continue
to protect and aid to keep open the several transit
routes. This commits her to the suppression OF
flIbustersm. PEMAQUID.