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". ROBIN GlRHY.
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Minutes In twelve monihs Tho beat and finest assert
mont "i Gold and silver Patent Lever Watches In Virginia
now for sale nj THOMAS NOWLAN'S Watch and Jowelry
Establishment llc has Watches from all of the colebra
ted makors and of them Of such superior quality
finish that he warrants not gain lose five
twelve monh@ II you want To get superior Watch, he
10 buy t"f NDWIAN and you will certainly have good
time peco lie has also the finest and fashionable
nj OF Jeweiry Ia be found In this market
Remember his Ne Is - sycamore ST. Sign OF the Eagle.
Petersburg Va lfoL
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Lows AND ARsUIc--The Niagara Falls,
Gose say, ofthe Mr. Enrg who lately poisoned himself
"for love" In this civ: fhe edv refcrred TO- Ia the
daughter OF Mr uhi late Fcltor az tho ta1ts Z>,sno
Ne~ York eerman u~per She, with her mother, had
been stopping bore some time; ney len for Nev York Ia
tse morning and he followed them The same evening We
told thai his attachment rccprocated on the part
Of Miss Uhl and that an engagement exsscd waiting any
,ho consent OF Mrs Uh who ~ a drst much opposed 10
The matah. said that Ms uhl finally raw her COO.
sent and at rtevview Miss Uh inform ID MIN ths, .ne
had only been kinE We ofcoussc vouch Tor he
truth OF this report but " VI Ia true, exhibits redne
men, Of cruelty not cen with In the mo~ invs,sr.is
GIu Ehrig person Of very nervous ,ers ment
and pcesessed warm and tener ,us heart We ina
gpe the eject such expeuted rebuff woud esve upon
person OF sensitive nature He probably acted fro,
the impulse Of NE moment yet We are ID ths, he had no
desire 10 recover, and perftcsy resigned 70 his fate
He was buried n New yerk. Mr. Ehrig, who by the way
much respected, csvas brother and sister residing At
his place"
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the New steam Rioop-of- War.
10 rHn rprToH or fHn HnRAip.

iour paper OF yesterday you very prspery expcss
The desire that the ooniSos nay BE- awarded 70 she best
model, plans and specifications for building NE steam
ssoopof You also stale The amount Of ooss Of the
steamers Missouri and niais pp, sposed 10 be about The
same sse-ba. reality smalIerof lhe about 10 be
built bot you show dsncve features of
me nissspp draws twenty feet waier and the vessel
be buh 70 draw but sixteen feet By limitation and
must not exceed me private builders called upon
10 do ha which The naval Of navy have
seyer been able 10 do, VIZ build vessel Of light dram
@ water The hshteet mark The naval oonsSuc could
make for this vessel cGbeen fee, and nov tho pi
builders are c6mpeik 70 doand vnin sixty dAfs-
thai which any naval constructor would require sx
months 70 accomplish And Who are ho persons 70 deer
mine the ben odeR Why naval constructors, whose In
teres 70 reject such model ~ ~in defeat he cnscy
prise and break up this innovaior, which must either
send them school OF experience nr on NE reused hss
for u matters not what plans selected BY the sfccrs
IN The Arrangements or deck riy. o. What kind 6 On
rnes propeller and boilers arc adopted BY me engineers,
EXCELSIOR,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ror me docess Of London Rev Mr. Fraohon prscst NJ
wAseau, IN minor order; Mr. GerOd, sousured; kS.
Mr.. Fnaken, preat; Rev M Lsusser sub deaoo.. NJ
Glowask IN minor orders
An Eocesiaatca Council oonssyns ar de,ess,as nos,
Ssven s.usss caurchss convened ., orHgs, j. ,he
%h and ISsh Of August, 10 eIAmine, ana, tbnuxhs
proper, ordan 20 ths ministry hr w. w. ksrruisIa.
Rov Fab, Of Newark, was moderator, and Rsy Lsvi
s nrst meeting derosasory 70 the neral chArao u o
applicant Andsuspicons were entertained Of tas Autsn
poss % come ,,m tvs presSiar sdss Of ss
Erhcn al CHURCH In noU Al the seoood session Of
Crnti, reso. tons were unaDimowty adopted hat ihsy
and ~ tie candidate hsd been guilty OF dupciy ID hs
verbal statements orduauos Be deoiined Tsev aso
sncsd that bis license 70 preach oe wishdwu and
fAt tie 0range church eJpel HIM. The Orange church
held mcctrg In tae evening, and unanimously sxpeHsd
him.
Rev. Dr. Ocok, Of 81 Harthoomews church, New York,
will preach In 81 Thomas church. in New HAvea 70 day.
TEE METHODIST oHUsca ON sLAvsRy.
fhe Committee slavery In he Rex River Oonfsrsuoe
OF The Methodist Episeopal Church. reported seghy pre-
amsle and .he fcllowing rssoiuens =
L. That " the OF this Ooufsrsuos, that whiIo
rsyesonDE IN our church y an anasniAsIe faGe, a.d
though the general rrlo in discpnae which pretse0
niep ION 10 cnsvc them docs hoYse buS bsro
y ioierases ihe holding human being = sAvs By
iS. 1as ma ,s mat s
disci line, was over dcsaned ~ h - screen
slavenoldiDs fr'm prohibition BY iesshcs, aess n
Thai whilo claim that the General opnssvsnos has
. clear constitutional right 70 forbid savobolding b eur
church, yet should prefer hss the object a.
tanned BY making The general rule clearly ana usns>aks
bly, 70 embrace
CURIOUS DOCUMINr.
The nlsscuri Rep1oliedn pubusnes curious doou-
ment which had been forwarded 10 thaa paper 70
be vep,lnted for tho use Of The Chsrokee In
dars, al the oopIes IN their possession being mush d.
hFidaied by constant hand ing IL ports 70 be . true
account OF the relations sustained BY Pcnsus PIas Js-
Christ given 10 The words Of rte hi nse and OF
the soenes attending tho trial and erucihx0n Of Jesus
ella ms N havo been Hansh ed from "a old LAtn manu-
rcYipt found in mouasery in venne In Yranoe where,
according 70 tradition, Pontrs Plato was buried rn6
docrmspt In much priced among the Ch0 okoea, and b
road In their families with sll tho faith Of 70 itAble hstS
~ probably The wcak Of some imaginative nonh Of
the middle ages.
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ELorrxnr PROM SARAroaA.- The police have
been FOR several days looking amer couple who are 70
ported 70 have eloped from Saratoga Sunday last The
mmAle miss N fleen summers, the daughter or Geo.
n white ESQ, OF Saratoga and the nan with whom she
esoped is John Travis, celebrated pistol shooter and
spung mas who kept psol gallery In Sarsioga ~ the
eme the occurrence. Miss White rer resented 70 be
sv~y oeauufu and Interesting young lady wei educated
20 M rcnped manners and exoies wonder In the
mos o. ney TRENDS that shc should make the scqualn
tAnoe OF such man. Travs was seen in Nes York city
.ono9, snd Tires dus, In the eyes OF desscavs po
.oemsn py saying that he bad only travelled short dis
secs vim NE GIRL and thaa she had gone 10 her aunts
Ivy Inc htner OF the girl arrived In New York on
.ceosy night pursuit of the fusMves They however
ser soppng All night Al house In Hudson street started
ncst morning Tor The west Travis has been rulat OF
nse oenoe on@ before. and Then near loslng hi.
he he expected 70 be In y. Louis the 18Th a This
montn AZ he 10 party 10 a shooting match there on
vn'cn ,nere sahrge sum Of money ed--A1any Ar
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protesting for ,.sny years oonnru ssion tbe fsos ha
ne primo ples vital suppose the national oooroh
Of scotland, that has inserted the prosesss Of Ds.
Chamera and Wash upon Aslr records, would have
been costsned IT. Afer separation ef ten years, they
would return cay the very fact that stand he'
before The rord proog ing sgainst heso as shows thai
there = vital principle this matter We should look
carefully into this matter, and be nuenoed by the
cfcum,tanoes In which placed 70 abandon these
principles. do NOT want to be misunderstood upon this
suhtc 20 for union would rstoioe II every brother
OF the old school In this country could be cordially united
with In The exercise OF mutual confidence, bounc togo
theY by eeoleaasticsl tie; and should reoioe
ftm tho veg boIanm Of my heart II old sch >oi
brethren and 1puelves could bo brought togo
ther In . way Dat would MOI romWomse principles
Oh eisher side. Tnst has always been my doct-ine.
never thought herr any occasion for The dereuoo
mean for The exscinding acts for theve tho dsunion
oonmerced properly, ! never Aought there any
cascn for suoh measure and for what PR osdcd tho
or 1887 fet that all substantially ths
platform, hss our doctrines were the same; and DIFF
ered about some tscbnics trims, stood upon the
bssh Dr. B proceeded ii some length 70 chow ir
reconoabe doctrnAl dierences which nterposed insur
cunsaSe obasscks II bis opinion 70 rc1nion os NO
churches
He y - followed by the
Rev. MArnEws. oi Va, and Rev. J. II. q IlAcn, al
Va, who nd rcAaed reurson.
Before The 70 aer gentleman oopoIuded, NE Convention
adiourned V msos to morrow u O'Clock 4. H.
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A.rUssvI eru.aI's o,nc,, August II, iss1.
~ ucls sf Count konsgelas, trAmmltted 70 your do
psstnen hrouxh xr yroo. minister q Berlin,
~ - sxpianaco Of Me opinion gwen ey nr Cushing In
Ss:sss ss. o. Ne rsh' Of IN American oazen 70 ezps
Ne spscinsd sase Pot BY connr,Nu,gelas u that OF
J~nus Am.hor, native Of Irmehausca, In Bavaria, VINO
q again 70 BAVARIA Hs enort 70 recover
nnsve q BAVARIA seems 70 be impeded py dou d which
- Aashovues there entertain on ihe question whcther
- eAn hrou Cd his allegiance 10 the United Ates AMI
=, , vhai maasw y - ss dopsf
nsre no statute or osher hw OF lbc United Sstcs
ssvWhe hs political connection WIN lhls govern mont
- ssss pscper do 81 In ume Of peace, for sc
m directly atursors 70 Me insrcsn Of the counry
fheFe v no asde OF renunc' auou prescribed Ia my
sVntsa he tmirAtes, carries bis family and efcca vih
~ manifcs plain intention not 70 resarn TAKES 40 bis
psvnAa1ent rssdepos abroad, and assumcs she
sssses V foreign sovsrnmsn., shs .ould i'm ,y
A:cuoa o. big previous rsisions .h me United States,
- Of rsnuncasoa 10 70 be sstapnahed IKE other fsos
~ which there p no prescribed form OF proof, by any
s.sor,ss or vars 70 desermise ara. vhshsr ,hcx .i
ndmN nY Amtbov 70 The privileges enjoyed BY native
sah of hcir king without srprc rsnuncisuou Of his
Amsvtan csBenshfp 1f This be decide In N ncsatyc
-thas = 70 ay, II they demand nom him IN express
pupuscaaison-shey may take and cause n 70 be
a. "a. o .s., s% !. :y 2 y sy nay
q peoeaary pan Of hs utle 70 NE fusure proccuon of
- Hhvashp eovsrnnenk whaever sasisnss them ourhs
~
ssvibs our own rules for he sdmssou Of HAvsyan sub
jscas e ciuseus Of the United Haass
have spoken q she laws Of tne United Hsies. virsi
m sad Reusucky Of NE Aaea, have statutes which
require Q certain formula or rsnuncaiion Of stzenship.
Bu these statutes have no application " This casc. I
do nos understand Mr. Amthor 70 nave resided In ehcy OF
tAcss slaks ths federal government svsa MIN his
ceHgahons he particular safe In which he lived could
hardly como into any psctoa conflict with those which
- about 70 assume toward hs native country, am
WI respectfully, yours, 80, !, HLAOh.
k4a. Lawn Cas- seorstuy d sale
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
.ooooooe.O~oo>~-~~~o~o~
TIE ARAoo OFF CAPH RACE.
.oo1uoo.>oN~1NNo~UoSNoNo~
M BRITISH PARLIAMENT PR0R0GUED.
>e.oooNooeo~n0oo~oN~~
Difficulties Between Sardinia and
Naples.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FAILURES IN LIVERPOOL.
Ae~NoDlo(Ono@0o~Noo>o~>o~
PERSECUTION OF EUROPEANS BY MADAGASCAR.
NNN4ee~N~O~S~S0Nrn~S0U
oorr0N ADVANCED oNE.4lG8Tn PENNY.
.~<n<><NN<Sn<Sn~|@>~s>ooOe
DRHADsTUFFs DHCI.xrgxrgo.
o|>o<|~>>cor~NNo|>1Nor-Nos
CONSOLS 80 3.4,
CONSOLS 80 S4,

81. JOHNS, NJ T., SepA ., 1851.
me United STATES mail saeAnaahp Arago Captain Lines
Am Have and Southampton The 2o.h August, passed
ups lsos u about q Thursday Ae Sd nsauA Ths
Araes vin bs due a New York Monday next Hsr 3D.
voss which -four days later than those received BY
~ vanderbilt and Asa u New York, were obtained By
auAipg snank and brought 70 this port Commercially
~ Ne or considerable importance, bat IN q pontcal
psna u view they are Of but nsss interest
nh the nrst suoossafui asemps 70 obtain nsws from
nusps BY NE steamers passing 0aps Race, which In
Aak h highly important achievement; demonstrating
- DOES the pssctoabiliy OF Obtaining news, were
sasanes employed, In about seven eight days nom
Europe
No Arsgo hAs about no passenger, and 100000 IN
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Tax GssAr CAusx or rnH FAILURE OF sourHns
CorxncAI CONVICTIONS Tho q eat Of she failure
ef the souber mefcal ventons bring about NE
results which one veuld naturally expect nom cougess
of the southern ahs u The warranted susyoou with
which the members regarc each othcr-a wat Of oona
depcc 10 one another. Because A. wn nS advocate ihs
opening of the slave uade, shakes his bead vhh
pes around has he v usscund shs vial question: of
slavery e thinks Northern emigration ~ouh benefit Ne
South, vhereupcn A. feels hh duty 70 him -
s"hee soter" d. exwesses the hope thai day NE
sun f Heaven mar rae and : redeemed and dis-
enthrsled world, whore no slavery EXITS, and Q
suAentwsy raises the cry that he woved
Abcit lonst mus u in tho south; dsvuss
The feelings OF bis feIo~ man 10 regard M
peculiar Institution uporaids A. uns0und, A. -
turn declares q q free soiisr, End d.neupcs s
traitor 70 We South, ane natural conseq1eDcs mere
can be no union OF sentiment or purpose sm 'ss mem
A. With the peogle, 90 wNh the asis OF me Sun
Georgia regards Virginia unscurd; Virfnis Ipss upon
Mary and free soil spd Mar land considers sssou,
lost 10 the South snd Wholly given 20 soontoasm ios
being the cae-the southern b. use being divsed N.nn
sel'-how can We erect sugnt 10 be accomplished ~
any convention of southern siss either pohcs or com
rnerraI when the people and the ssks d me soutn
le.t A. have copdc ence In ihose VINO have common
f.th bore apd DESTINY, nen snd rot NJ shen win my
sood result from, or suy wors D. scnomphsned ".
Southern commercial conventions. .-Norfok Argus
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Fans Nseross PUsCHAsEp Br SLAvE.--A few
d.vs sso .s,s the Norfok Hs ad several ree negroes
s,e n9 At suc ion n Norfolk county and sold 10 labor
te,m sufficient 70 lqodse their tsxss. nguar W
a,e four of them we're purchased BY slave 10 Pvrn
or, Who felt quite proud Of the disuncson and made
xnc- hr determination 10 get the full value Of hs money
out OF them or know he reaaon why.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

A1o ASb6V - sOVUs ~ P@So8v1v, eso SAVV,VVV "
VsoaA
GREAT BMTAN.
UPs,lAmena had been prorcgusd
apdAn, Who wss acautasd q w murder q hr. Little
would soon be tried therefor.
nvss reported hat Lord John Russell was sbous . be
s1svAssd 70 tAe p,srage
Several failures among commercial en a Liverpool azS
sepsrssd. mo names arc nos given, however, in shs
AapsseA-
FRANCE.
1ssaaA ships Of wx ordered 70 render every neoes
NJ ~ n Ass power y Ne asiaA vesssh pvoosed,.g
b hAA Win troops.
ne nsws nsn AserA hvoaols 10 no Frsnoh ayus.
ITALY.
~ aissresos bssvssa Ne cabinets a Turn ara Ns.
pass a.s unssa,sd and matters ool decidedly unssvorssA
y ~ quarter.
RUSSIA.
NJ sAoasrs vas ssssas a 8. psssuSu,s,
TURKEY.
Ne bAyvsa IN Turkey hsd ,urasd %, highly suocsss-
PERSIA.
AsAaS q Psysa vas Increasing bis army.
MADAGASCAR.
m c0ser q Madagascar had recommended ths psrss
ssaAm Of Europeaas sy her ubieosL
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Ms Liverpool cosoo market closed with N upward ,en-
snsy, u prices "a per u. higher than shcsc Il shs pro
vsozs nday. rse marked had bess quito active, ibs
,ss q Monday, The 24sh, reaching 1000, and tuesday,
~ M, 600 bAlea
LIVERPOOL lRxADsrrvIs nARKIr.
fNs Liverpool breadstuh market WIS scserary duh,
vnA declining tendency. Rsysn demanded . rsdao
nsn before snscns purchases.
LIVERPOOL rnopucn nAaxEr.
sasu wss buoyan. N We Liverpool marked Al ID. I'd.
CoRg0Ig.
uunsu scy money closed % Tuesday The 2sta, at
~.
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n ttDsreaoss bstvesa We oaeiness d Turn sad Ma
~ ars unssasd and matters oos decidedly unrsvorsbls
= ~ quarter.
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Rev Eshsn Osborne, o. TsrreId, ~ ., native Of
Iicb1eld, cut, Friday, the 2is ult, encr.
ed The epe hundredth rear OF his age. He vM soldier
of the Revolution, gradual Vi II DaSpouth College In 1884,
sbd vs for any Tour years pastor S The Congregations
church In Fairfield.
Caholo priest al Chicago hes Addressed Letter 70 Me
Cahocs Of that dccess upon the evil. growing out d shs
unchecked power Of The Bsbcs, chiefly called out by sch
OF Petty despousm the psrt cf Rshop o'Regsn he
prest finds the source OF the evils under which Catholics
In the United States suer, In the non exssesoe Of canon
In he United stsies and the tenure By which Bishops
bold the property Of the church, which gives the per
sopally tho sbso ute control sno dsposal Of n with no
remedy against perversIcn sf ne funds
Hshop De Iancey announced 70 The Convention n oswe
10 that Nr WIN j. Bake veil, formerly q clergyman in
that d,ocs vbo removed 10 Pennsy ivsnls resigned M
ministry and Joined the Roman Catboho church n.s vrt
to him declaring his renuncsnon Of the errors into
~hch he led his desire 70 ret1rn 70 the comm
OF the church, and his renewed adhesion b The docne
discipline worship OF the Protestant Episcopal chuych
He vac admitted te the com nuplon a Goncsec where he
had formerly sbored IN the ministry
The Catholic Clser says that the following batch or
ner priests nave lately arrived 10 Csnsds seat oal by ~
ehsrbonnel;-fcr the diocess Of Toronto, Rev Mr. La
bsudy, priest; Rev hr Coyas SUB dsscon Mr. Juhel In
minor orders Mr.. esbcs, iessured Mr., s'sbes, lay man.
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Ne sarvsa IN Turkey hsd ,ur.sd ous highly suoosss
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without cram inrg the subject carefully. No, STR
bu, principle But my freuc Mr. ruose,, ashed. "why
did ron scccoe In 1s5of VIII say tnat .here no
exscsen virtually or actually By Ne Gea er assembly 10
was . member Of that body and look part In ~ as
sions know ,hc nstory Of that whole matter publicly
and ,sy and =, a., NE n;s, .rs.on .nss 20 q
rtcnded should be placed upnn a. Why Dr hason, Of
New yo,s and ~. eevse Doed would have vc.ed
there fArs which showed Ma, such hing ne
yer tended had been ntmaisd With reference lhai
act Is ths thai proshcr sniss Of Tucker
spoke, amer MAKING The mos eloquent speech upon the
subject thai ever heard ros any man. vosed for the
solutions. And shyf On account Of NE Interpretation
vh Oh ne knev would be pui upon n
Mr. TrDD unierrupuns )--f would ash the gentleman,
be ~ not opposed 70 ihe Resolutions why did be MOI
vote for ~
Dr Boyp-we acted upon .he pr,ncipe. and tooh lhai
ground that inappropraie and IN sise 70 take any
action ~ regarded the slavery question, parooary for
The rdlcsosy Of the church mat vas he reason Why
protested against and net because Of the sentiments
themselves. We took the position ve do and always
have done, hsi The relation between master an slave
could devised, . stats Of tninss snsue, 70 i'm.
prove these reators such necessayy bu, no plan
has been devised. Let u be remembered that old
exscndIns seL 20 far rom II, they have been lndlrecty
and directly referred TO ~ the principle Of their
scs. Look 70 their several writers. where 10 the old
school man who went for the exscindipx acts OF
1887 that VIII now take the positon ths, the
old school General Assembly busht 70 dissvov The
pipcipie W lnese aouI 1 am aware that there
are many In that branch ot the oh Who liking
for ibc.e resolutions; but look them body. The
General Assembly did tbs thing, ant where II tho
evidence bst there 10 . disposition on the part q
the General Assembly 70 dissvov these sctf Are
you resdy 70 abandon The platform that you
adopted N 1887 You sbandoued the Cleveland
Assembly because Of virtual exsc,sion, and you nc =
want 10 rush into becy who guilty Of sctus orc
sonyou leave them and ~ " BODY ina, has not DARED
hitherto 70 dHsvow that that their Intention But n
said that the Old school DO not require you approve ot
these acts Of 1851 Why every cne Knows that Dr. Hse
denied that there any such reauisiuon made We
have been protesting FOR twenty yeas, and nov, ras
much a. We have been doing 20, orsh 70 give up
principles and 70 bscs Why, the sei tbs ve have been
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RUSSIA.


IAe sAo,srs vas sSsssas a 81 Petersburg,
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yss.sh ships Of wx ordered % render every neoes
~ ~ n ,hsR power y Ne agiish vessels psooeedng
b hAA Win troops.
Ne nsws nsn Algerh b hvosabs 10 ne French asnss
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MADAGASCAR
ne Coesr cf Madagascar had recommended ,hs psrss
sssAm Of EuropeAas sy her subiecsL
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the proper concessions, for fear of it's efec, "c0n
their constituents. The latest intelligence how
ever, indicates disposition to act justly.
perhaps from fear Of the retribution which
has been plainly threatened as . con.
sequence of Noncompliance with our demands A
bill has been introduced into Congress to confer
upon President Aspina all requisite power to settle
tie dispute. The Government has no money to
pay, but is willing to cede to the United States
Jurisdiction over the islands in the bay Of Panama
for naval station. They are already the property
in fee simple Of American citizens, who OF course
are anxious 10 sell to whomsoever will buy and pay
for them. Members Of tho Government signified to
Mr. Morse that they hoped the United States would
cease wrnngling, and fake summary possession of
these little pledges of peace, which would OF course
relieve the authorities Of the responsibility which
they would incur by delivering them up voluntarily.
The diplomatic designations do not come in, but
the President threatens TO commence the great
work of taking off heads in that corps this week.
The last news from Nicaragua indicates that it
would be well for our Government to offer its medi
alton between the contending parties and Establish
the transit under the guarantee Of its own protec
ton. PEMAQUD.
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A CORRECTION.

To ne Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune.
SIR: In an article which appeared in THE tribune
of July sllusion was made to the recent shooting
affair in Fairfax County, Va, in which the principal
actor Won informed US, was Ga student in Episco
"pal Theological Seminary in Fairfax County, Va
Now, there is but one Episcopal Theological Semi
nary in Fairfax County, Va, which has lately been
endowed by the Aspinwalls of DIR. Bedels Church
with gift Of 100000 by members Of DR.; Tyng's
Church 49, CO and by Miss Banyer and Miss Jay
$4,000
From this Seminary also have graduated many OF
diverse sentiments on the great issues Of the Day as
for instarce the Rev. DR.. Bedel the Rev. Dudley A;
Typg, ard others from Maine to New-Orleans and
Oregon, including also all the Episcopal MISSIONARIES
IN the foreign field The charge is therefore very
grave one and in letter just received from Alexan
dra am requested to give il the most direct contra
diciion. No one having any connection with the
Genealogical Seminary was present on that occasion.
Mr.. Austin is not, meyer has been, and most prooa'
by never will be student in the Episcopal Ihsoog.
cal Seminary in Fairfax County, Va. BY making this
correction you will crafty many friends of the Semi
nary, and satisfy the requirements OF truth and