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Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
EsooE1s. ZE3 ROCKS.

W. E are nu,g in receipt Of Il large assortment
w of boo Is. .,meug Viii h may be found the
GLOWING, Vi
LipPineott'- Pronounein5 GazGJtecr of the
World;
Wcb5ters Dictiuuary-u
Woods Practice Of Medicine;
Chambers Information If the People;
Romance OF Natural History;
Ainswor.h- latin Dictionary;
stansbrry's Expedition to the Great Salt
Lake;
GoIdsmitb~ Animated Nature;
Encyclopedia 81 Geography:
Adycntur.S III the Ozark Mountains OF Ms
souri, and Arkansas;
Fields Scrap Book; War 81 Independence;
Iliiers lIi=t"ry of the Goa ulat. and En- pire
al Napoleon; The Home Garner;
Ant"ldnsraphy IF - rctnr Caldwell;
Sears Wonders Ot The World;
ShakespeiT's Works, Byrp,'s Works;
Authus ' irgjl; Anthem Latin Lessons;
Anthou7 Caesar: Davis Les,utre;
Bmcr"it7 History Of the United States;
Lyuchs dead Sea; Burns Works.
Rollins Atcieui H.~tgs;
Co"prr * 'ihsriI Iz4Il's Political. Works.
Moons P,'etigal Works; Looking unto Jesus;
Ros,r's d Culupbeil's roetical Works
United States Di-peji>atory.
I.cnIlriere- Classical Dictionary:
Whecler- History Of North Carolina;
Ne;ls History or the luritane;
Family Monitor; jo-epbu-
Incidents of travel la ueatan;
Central AnoricA, Chapas Yucutan;
Last Of ih,. HuesIrfut.-rers:
.Iap:ln by Mciarlaue. Roth Hall:
Toiliuy siid Helping. The Crcp.e Orphans:
The HIDDEN Path. Women ur tL, Revolution.
Chemistry IT Common Life; Hungary and
kc sut;
Glenwopl "r the Parish Boy; Vicar orWal>e-
GckE
Advcut5.r- uf Oi!b-r, GsaIea,l;
The Cot.rtssi., 81 WcileI Lie:
Lilly "a Nov,l; The Race for Riches;
The MrF1nou- at lIoiae.
Poems by Amelia; oar Ccmtrymeu
Tales from Siale~V are; Elm Free Tales;
TemreraHcc Cla: i-a'!y OF the Lake;
I.alla Bo,A,h; Eacha,i Grey:
ii; ha by I.uu-l,lluw. Border B,fs,lcs:
Balloon Ira, ois iu Europe:
Italian sights ami PaIal Principles:
CourtsliI. aud Marriage; Lucy Boston;
The Pearl e.! pestl! River; Tie Mienoncftc;
Atlantic Sous efiir; Religion and Geology;
The Amcricun Iady'~ Cook Book;
Iatnaisiue History Of Turkey.
History of Palestine R,.ulnism NJ Home.
Ncmuir of Mary Lyon. Mss Goulds Poems;
Memoirs afa Hungarian IasIv:
Barnes Notes; Nurri.'s sermons;
The philadelphia Ilous evii-.
The Winter LJdge: Rose of sharon;
Life of Chrvsu~tun: Sweet Home;
Good time Coming; The Casket:
Grimes HuUs ,lIo.g Stones Edith Hale:
Coustship and Marriage; The Hidden Path:
Married ntt Mated; Arabian Nights;
Green Mountain Girls; Ernest LiuWood:
The Wide Wide World; VI bat Not:
Liberty aod Slavery; Gone Cut COruers;
Memories of Susan Allibonc:
Washington ana his Generals:
Napoleon and lis Alarslaiz:
The Moral aud Intellectual Diversity Of Races;
European Life and Manners by Colnan;
Life aud Correspondence of Lord Jeffreys;
Slanhope's BuIljgh;
Ny dip and is Consequence by Wikor
out of Dett ovt of Danger;
Patient Waiting no loss;
Ais net Gold that Glitters;
ghG Wonders Of Science, Bibles; Albums;
Book Of Iihousand Songs, dc, DC
To ,ether with a general assortment of school
d b ank books aEl Stationery.
WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
une 81, 1856.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Wanted.

EfFfY thousand pounds good bacon. for which
l. the highest market price will be given, if de-
iyered soon TO
april 4.'5I HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05

EXcHANcEs.-Ihe 1ri-W eekly States will be for
warded to all country papers which will give the
above a few insertions
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Boots 81 Shoes.

rs, 200 eases received per Forest Rose, com
SEs pri-iur extensive variety Of mems calf
ES~- and Kip boots, mems calf and Kip hr"gans:
ladies Kid and cloth shoes and lace boots; boys
misses and chiidreu'< SHOES for sale bv
HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
march g. 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
COpal VarIaisil.

4 SUPPLY Of copal varnish in one gallon cans
1 4 Just received 10y
may ;, SO HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
1Zc<I.cEHcs.

w l. have on han for ale all luf Dr.. y. Jayn~s
w Fa.uily N,ii, inc; al oE Halfway l.. Il
Ne,e.ue.; al os Tie G.sc.rr.Lcrg Cos McliyiIcs
lpiuiI~ heal uehe ki.ler;
Perry Davis pain killer;
Dead shot frr bed bug.
Mustang IMMINENT, arabian liuincnf:
NJ lanes ve-idjityc t.,,n~tock'- vernifuge;
N Lanes liver pills, Cooks pills.
tlui'inr B4teuaus drops, luudanum;
Godfrey curiial parasoric;
Opeii.luc coi 'is,g oit
Dr. F.tcls m dieues;
DR.. Nurchclls u irinrS. etc.
Jan = as. WARD Il SbCTUIAYDs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
ssNO(S s. SIincS.

Y EMS, boys, youths kip and calf brogans,
AfA - boutS,
Ladies lace boots, buskus and Lrogans just receiv-
eel by
mar Is. SO HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
THE MEEkLY STATES"
The Cheapest Paper In the Souih.

The Weekly be issued in large double sheet
loIn', aud printed on superior paper with hand
some bold type, at the following rates
~ 2i'i5le Sui'e" .'...-.......S 90 per year
TWO copies. ...-............... 3 90
., ''' 'L4'H- '.'... .-.....--... 90 "
Ten copies, to one address, and any
larger number, at the rate of 81
pc! year. ......... 10 90
Ten copies, to the address of each
subscriber and any larscr num-
Der, at 20 each . 10 90
ANY postmaster clerk, or other person, who NAV
send hYe subscribers, with 81 enclosed will re
celve extra copy
70 Payment in all cases is required invariably
III advance; and no papers viii be forwarded until
the receipt of the money
The Weekly viii contain all the in,nort ant n,ot .
ter Published during the week in the Daily.
The Undersigned of the original propri-
ctors OF the Washington Union and bis long news
paper experience before and since the establish
meat Of that paper, iustifes him in promising the
public paper well worthy of their patronage
The States viii not be the organ Of any clique or
faction, with no partial purpose To serve the pa
per MI! address itself to the honest judgment of
the people and for support will fely upon their
appreciation. Address
J. p. HESS,
Washington, d. c.
EXcHANCEs.-'Ihc 7 Weekly States will be for
Wardeu To all country papers which will give the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
PAGES PATENT
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MIL


NTH steam power, these mills are capable of
" ing from three to eight Thousand feet of
hnnler per day, varying according To the power ap-
piled, and kind of timber sawed. With horse pow
en- it is capable of saving from one to two thous-
and feet per day, according To kind of timber saw
ed, and with either steam, water, or horse power
Will saw more lumber, and IN better style than
any otqer Lind OF mill now in operation
With the Child patent double mill, any sized
timber can be sawed.
The simplicity in their operations durability and
adaptation OF these mills 20 the wants of the coun
try, and the successful practical operation of those
in use, together with their becoming almost entire
ly used has been the means of establishing their
great reputation.
With our experience for the past ten wears in
making these mills, and with improvements and
Increased facilities in manufacturing we oler them
TO the public, with the fullest confidence of their
superior advantages over all others
Having the right of manufacturing for large
portion OF territory west and SOUTH we can furnish
either the single double MILL us preferred, for
steam, water or horse power.
Orders respectfully solicited any further informa
ti6n checrfully given
KlNGSLANDS & FERGUSON,
Phoenix Foundry, corner of Second and Cherry
streets, St. Louis, No.
march Is, 57-lm.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Goldfish and 7Eaclsrci.
God EIiycr OH.

DURE cod liver oil in bottles Of various sizes
just received and for sale jy
april TO- 81 HENRY WILLIAMS .t Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
WOOdenware.

DAINTED Pals, Cedar Pals. Painted and Ce
dar Tubs, wooden trays, nest boxes, half bu
shel measures etc, in store
HENRY, WILLIAMS l. Co.
Feb. 81, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Wanted.

WANT to purchase 10000 lbs ofbeefhides 900
lbs of deer SKINS 2,0oo bushels peaches 40 bbls
peach brandy, 1000 lbs tallow, 1000 lbs beeswax,
for which will pay the highest market price, de-
iyered either at Van Buren, Fort Smith
NJ LYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Cradles & Scythcs.
yyoodcnware & Esroorns.

(RoOMS, washboards. painted tubs, cedar tubs
1S cedar churns aud wooden bowls, a large sup
ply IN store, and just received per steamer Young
America by
aag ,, SO HENRY, VILLAS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
RICHARDS. SLOC0MB & CO..
G1Rplu1RG.

x No. II Chartres Street, New Orleans. CSS:1
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
domestic Hardware has received very large all
ditont their previously extensive stock ofharlware
iron, DC which they offer 10 country merchants on
the most favorable terms. The following comprises
part of the stock:
500 Tons Swcde iron. assorted;
100 Tons hoop, band, boiler and sheet iron
90 Tons cast, German and blister steel;
200 Casks trace, log and OK chains;
$50 Casks hoes, assorted, C.zsoliua, Louisiana
grubbing &c,
5000 Kegs rails, assorted, Weymouth and An
chor brands:
1000 Dozen axes assorted, Collins, Hunts, and
other makers.
500 Dozen shovess and shades assorted, Anles'
Rowlan,ls. and other makers
100 Tons Savcry Il Cos. castings. cojssi~tng of
pots. ovens. spiders. fire dogs, caudrons, dc.
Cologne mill stones mill irons and boiling cloths
together with flll assortment of shelf hardware
cutlery, &c. nov.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
New Work

NIFTY boxes candy for sale bv
l. sep p, % HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
EsSggc Prints.

I EREIMACk and Rolinson's blue prints, ten
" L eases in store, for sale 10y
march 20, 81 HENRY. WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Moss Blankets.

4 nNE bale of moss saddle blankets received pcr
~ steamer Red Wing and for sale by
feb 6, 81 WARD & SOUTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

HESE celebrated machines are in p,,c,i,,i
Il ana pf"atab!e use in all parts Of the ci,iliz.I
world la all the various trades nra j., .,,,;. =
ever! so't "i a"fe either OF cloth 81 leather they
of.n IH.s 'fIeG and approved. Sewing ma
chimes Of other manufactures ot-t,n fails 10 yo,l
but Singers machines always opera,. pc,f.r,l>,
being strong, durable aud complete in coniYiv,nca
aud Workmanship. perfec; sewing naehine kep,
employed affords clear profit Of 81 900 wear.
but an imperfect one il a cause of constant 49,
ton and loss The entire reliability of cur ma
chimes l. great reason for their unparalleled
popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
OF a frai and delicate construction are recommend.
cd by other manufacturers. such machines are
made catch the eve not to perform substantial
work. The truth j., family sewing machines ought
To be stronger than any other. because they go IN
to less skilfu hands than when sold to niauuiactur
eTs. aud used for n much grenicr variety Of
work. The machines which have proved best f,,r
all other purposes be best for family use and
they are Singers. The speed of our machines has
lately been doubled No other eau compare with
them IN quantity of work.
s73 New machines If the latest improved -tvle
will be exchanged on liberal terms for old sewing
machines oi our own make. cor for operative ma
chimes OF other manufacturers. Local agents want
ed 20 sell our machiucs =
n. Il. All persons desiring full information
about sewing machines can obtain IL bv apr,lyiu,
for copy ot Il. NJ. Singer Il Cos Gazette. n pa
per devoted entirely to the subject. 1t will bs
sent gratis. !. VI. SINGER & Co.
Principal Office. 923 broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
Il Hanover street, B,,-trn-
- Westminster - Providence
ga Broad -, Newark. NJ.
3i7 Broadway. Albany, y. Y.
GloversNilIc, y. !.
90 Chapel Il, New Haven.
Il Buchanan II. Glasgow. scotland
liz Chestnut 4. Philadelphia
leg Baltimore -. Baltimore.
s East Fourtg st Cincinnati.
Chicago, lil;Iuis.
C5 North Fourth -, 81. Louie
81 81 Charles It. New Orleans.
9O naupiiu It, Mobile.
noA Is 'J6-u3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
ES-N Oaiec.

WANT Immediately 10000 pounds of bacon for
l which viii pay fair price
Nov 20, SO NJ LYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Coffee.

ENFTG bags new crop RIO coffee Just receiver
Il per steamer DardaucIle. and for sale by
jan -, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
EsOOtS * SHOES.

1 LARGE assortment of h1o'a aud shoes hdts.
\ tobAcca. soap, OILS, star eanIle>, ctc prices
too low L. mention.
Also large lot of choice liquors, consisting ia
part OF $50 bIfrl- B,vel's ga~c, orange valley AMI,
other superior brauf- of whj,key, Bourbon rye,
aud wc~!rs.u reserve, brandy gin wine au alcol,ul
al Of which Wi! hc soil c!i,ap by
sep -. 60 GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Prints.

nNE thousand pieces of Fall and Winter prints
~ received and f,r sale by
sep 20. g WARD d SOUTUMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05

Twelve hundred pieces prints, all styles and
\ qualities. received per late arrivals and for
ale Icy WARD il SOUTIiMAID.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Grass Rope.
Indian Goods

HULL supplies of goods suited to the Indian
1 trade, Just received by
HENRY, WILLIAMS L Co.
81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
salt.

ENWENTY-FIVE + hundred bags course and fine
L salt in store and for sale by
march -, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS ,E Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
~ rappiEsg Paper.

70 EaFpIHS EaEsVE.
HlREE hundred and fifty reams assorted siz
4 just received and fC~ sale bv
march l, 30 HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
S!E'EExI STATES.o

1t will represent tile sound constitutional princi
pies which have ever been upheld by the National
Democracy. but it will not be so entirely political
that its columns viii interest the politician exclu
sirciy nor $" subsegyient to party as to betray
principle at the command of power or disguise its
convictions ut the suggestion of expediency.
Ia addition tox the discussion of important polif
icai questions, its columns will be devoted to the
proceedings of Congress, the current transactions
oi the government to general news; and matters of
interest apPertaiing to literature. agriculture and
commerce.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The Daily will be mailed to sub
scIibers at. t........... 81 90 ncr ~,
Twocopies will lac forwarded for %
The Tri-W cckly, embracing. all
the reading matter which APP
pears in the Daily. will be
furnished to subscribers ut 3 90
Two copies will be mailed for 5 90
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
DEsG GOODS.

II ECEfNED by steamers Yorktown, Exchange
Il a and Umpire No. 3, "A large and well assorted
stock of dry goods, suitable for the season. consist
ing in part Of
BLANKETS, WOOL STTAWLS
SATIMETTS, CASSIlIERES, FLANNELS
&c, for sale by
sep 27, sc HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER,
AT WASHINGTON, d. c.
Daiiy, Tri-HVcckIy and Weekly.

'EHliE undersigned viii commence the publication
Il of am Independent National Democratic paper.
IN The city Of Washington, about the 10th of pril,
to be called
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Wash Boards.

AI.. irc wash boards, Just received and for sale
" ARD Il SOUTUMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Ki1nfscES.

nNE hundred aud fifty pieces flannels, red white
" and green, received and for sale by
sep 20, 80 WARD d SOUTlINAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Gums.

M Z are opening an invoice of double barrelled
w guns, which having bought at a bargain, we
can offer at extremely los pri es.
pril 4, ,'5T HENRY VILLA Ms d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Powder.

EiFTY kegs Hazard and dupont powder,
Il dozen canister powder for sale by
may is, 81 WARD Il sOUTilAlAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Nails. Chains, &c.

MINIS, Z hall.N, NC.
I USI received per steamer Reliance
~ 80 kegs Bo>jou cut nails;
wrought
1000 lbs log aIpi OK chains:
Iron wedges. co1pcr- fruws
Drawing knives. table aud pocket
Cutlery, fine tooth combs
Pistols aiul' l}"vie knives. aul 4 variety If
other things in the hardware line tor sale ehean
fer cash by
feb - 50 GEO AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Cypress Shingles.

TWO hundred thousand cypress shingles on
L hand and for sale b.
aug % SO WARD Il SOUTISIAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Segafs.

w f have just received large lot of imported
w segars, which with our previous stock, makes
our assortment very extensive embracing some Of
the most choice brands.
april 4, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Coffee.

THREE hundred and fifty bags Rio coffee, just
i received and dor sale by
march l,'5G HENRY, WILLIAMS L Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05

DETRIMENTAL and comic, just received by
> mail at NJ. MAYERS q BRO.
Jan 3, SO Druggists, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
NcET .BevSclry.

lust received lot Of superior Havana cigars
- for sale by GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05

I FULL supply Of bunch and larger Raisins
\ Currants, Figs, pruncs, Lemons, and preserved
Ginger. all fresh, ju-t received by
Feb, -, 81. HENRY. WILLIAMS q Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
'Ec:;S
ksasSsgss.

1 Now supply of fresh raiSius ii whole. iaE and
: 4 quarter boxes inr sale bv
april 4, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
SulsdrIcs.
q andy.


RRlNG in your Lard without eelay the highest
~ market price paid in cash or barter bv
march 18th, %. ~ LYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Dry Goods.

SSTE have just received per Young America. a
w large addition to our stock of dry goods, ma
king assortment complete.
aug >, 5S HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05

IN BOXES English Dairy cheese just received
'JU and for sale low by
march G. 81. NJ. LYNCH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Turkey Red Warm.
ESfOuafaS.

hNE hundred pounds Turkey red yarn for sale
~ by WARD d SOUTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
REaEsl ware.


s'lIE most complete stock of hardware ever
Il brought to this market consisting of blacks
smiths tools, carpenters and ioiucrS tools, lock
aud bolts of all kinds. and an extensive :Ssort-
meut "l cutlery in store and for sale Lv
march 30, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05

SENENTYEIV E Peacock ploughs, Nos l, .
- 5, for sale cheap by
feb I6, '55. GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
cguiaaiYsc.
Valentines.

% Ounces of quinine commisson, for sale 10y
~ jan 5, SO GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
E'casEscrs.

1 LARGE lot Of geese feathers in the store aud
for sale by
noy S HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Nails.

'EIIREE hundred kegs Boston nails, assorted
1 sizes in store.
march 20 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Mule Harness

EOUR sets of four mule harness complete for
Il sale low by
feb %, III GEO. AUSTIN:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18
Chinese and African Sugar Canes.

The New York Journal Of Commerce notices =
valuable treatise by Henry e. Olcott on the Chimes"
and African Sugar Canes: their origin. varieties
and culture; their value as forage crop. and for
the manufacture of sugar. syrup. alcohol. wine-.
vinegar &c The journal adds that. appended 10
the treatise two articles from competent ande
rerienced authorities, from which it appears tn; t
these two plants having apparently the same prop
crtes and almost the same appearance. were re-
Utived in Europe, though from widely different
sources. almost simultaueou-ly-th one from
shanfhae in 1851, through the French consul, and
the other from the southeast coast Of Africa in the
country of the Zulu Kafilrs. In their ability to
yield crystslized sugar, afford nourishment for
oek. In the requirements for cultivation, and 9TH
er peculiarties. they are almost identical; but "i
the African plant there are no less than sixteen
distinct varieties. of various degrees Of srccharine
richness. and differing very widely in the time re-
gured for their maturity. In this respect it seems
peculiarly adapted to general cultivation. In the
manufacture Of sugar from the African plant, Dir
Wray says no has had the most signal success
lie regards the fact as established that wherever
naiEe or Indian corn will grow and ripen its seed
there the African plant will likewise grow and elabu
rate it's juice to be suitable for sugar-making
Ar Wray also says he finds that there are manu-
featured throughout the whole countries Of Europe
abont 10000 tons Of beet-root sugar. obtained
from, about 400 English acres Of land. forming an
average Of something like 500 pounds of good
sugar per and argues that no reasonable
being can maintain for one moment that the pro
duce obtainable from one acre Of beet root is any
way equal to that dervable from an acre of mphee
Moreover, the expense of manufacturing Sugar from
the African plant Is said to be much less.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18
RetrtbUtiOn.

The horrid atrocities committed by tho Sepcys In
British India have naturally raised All indignant
cry for retribution from the British press. The
London Post says: AT any sacrfce. We must have
of these demons blood for blood and we will teach
tue treacherous Asiatic lesson fearful that BE-
shall cover and tremGle at it as long as history
lasts" The London Times also says: We have
not merely 10 reconquer strong positions and ex
tensive districts not merely to destroy sunle fft,
Regiments of tteacherous and cuwsrdly mutineers ,
not merely To chustise and terrify into submission
independent princes, numerous cUntinsents crowds
al nreguiars whole tribes of robbers and murder
ers, aud Population naturally apt to side with til.
strong; but more than all We Lave To perform ia
abs eyes Of the world and for the benefit Of the hui
man race, tremendous act Of vengeance"
The Times also urges that Delhi. like another
Sodom, should be effaced from the land which it
has defiled by its hidcous crimes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18
The rrinctOaltties.

The Lon,ion correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer takes ,he just view that, whatever the nj
Innate issue of present negotiations Russia has
csrrri her point IN the matter Of the Principal
ties against the earnest wish aud strenuous exer'
tiJus OF turkey herself; and England has yielded
to the demand Of Russia, backed by France f'r tue
annulment of the Moldsvian elrctions-whieh r"'
suited in return Of representatives ubts'o'so'e "
union of that province With Wsiiachis. iho '''
respondent says Il Is also supposed by many J"
London that fusion Of the two peoples anu so'-
ernments occupying the month tos m"o."st VI ~"
great Bsnubian stream would result III INV ~
Ioatmeut of q princeTul"r under hussian e"H''''
aud that the Muscovits tnhueuce VIII again 'oui
r..,ix ,u.h IL. way southwari-perhaps more ef-
t.,,r.Ilx than IL could under the oil regime Dir.
Gtsa.,,u. and other statesmen. however, think
otherwise: aud maintain, that to create a strong
nationality at that important section OF WEI
tern EUROPE will be the best security against
either Russian or Austrian sncroachment.
1t Is also said that this is Louis Nspoleon's view
Of the matter, and that his late visit to Osborne.
he demonstrated to Lords Pslmerstop and Claren-
dun. first that by insisting the validity OF Mol
davan elections, and giving In to the Sultan. they
would he only playing into Austrias hands who's"
traditional policy la TO divide and conquer Tor All
mex , secondly. that Russia can I usGrp any sway
a, the five great mouths OF tho Danube. if only they
choose to prevent her from doing go; hence that
Austria with the Porte. must succumh.
IT, however. il turns out that Louis Napoleon is
mistaken in his calculations the fruits of tho Cri-
mean war will turn to ashes in thu hands Of the
conauerors il ia also worthy Of note that whilst
Great Britain Is supposed to have been actuated in
part. in the late rupture with Russia by desire
to protect her East India domininns from the future
encroachmerts &c Russian ambition, the secret
intrigucs Of that power, If Brlt.h >urnalists are
70 be believed have been suoeessful in precipita-
ting state Of things in India which threatens all
shs evils that were apprehended at a remote peri
nd