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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-24
SECOND DISPATru-
NORFOLK, Friday, September

NORFOLK, Friday, September IS.
The steamer CrptraL Americd found
cred on Saturday last.
Fifty passengers were rescued by the
Norwegian btrk Eyotse, including TWEEN
ty-six females.
The officers were all l~ostexcept James
NJ. Frazier, the second officer; chiefEn-
gineer Geo. E. Ashby, who took a boat
and deserted the ship.
The 100000 of specie ON board
were lost.
The Central america was commanded
by Lieutenant Vim. L. Herndon, of the
United States Navy. The crew consist
ed of one hundred and one men.
There were five hundred and twenty
five passengers on board.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-24

Bg- At the late Democratic Conven-
ton, in Lorain County, Ohio, where
Oberlin, the headquarters of NEGRO
equality" is situated, the following re-.
solution was pas5ed =
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-24
our Candidate for Senator.

Our candidate for State Senator. Hon.
HENRY SHIDELER, is regarded with es-
pecial favor by the Democracy of this
District, and his election is considered
a "fxed fact" by at least three hundred
majority. We can with pride point to
him and declare him invulnerable in
every respect. Against his moral and
political character, there can with truth
be uttered no word of ~rcproach, and his
devotion to the cause of democratic men
and measures, has been proverbial. He
is honest, deserving and competent. He
served one term as State Senator from
this district, four years ago, and his
manly and upright course, gave general
satisfaction and gained for him the es-
TEEN and confidence of all parties.-
That he will again beat his negro-wor-
shipping negro-equality opponent, there
is not a shadow of doubt existing in our
mind. The following from the Dayton
Empire will show our readers how he is
raoarded in MontUomcrv
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-24
SAVANNAH, Friday, September

IA A'Ah OSphSHnOSiA
The park Saroay arrived at this port
this morning with five passengers res
cued from the wreck of the Ctatral a
mcrica. She reports the total loss of
the vessel, treasure and mails, and about
five hundred passengers.
A portion of the crew, together with
the wolacn and children passengers,
numbering in all forty persons, were
saved by the brig Maine, bound for Bos-
ton. '=
The sea was very heavy at the time
the ship foundered.
Forty-nine other passengers were pick
ed up by the bark EEoise.
The names of the five saved by the
bark Sarony are as follaws: III. III. Childs,
of the firm of Childs & Daugherty, New
York; Jabez Howes, Of the firm ofGeorge
Howes & Co, of San Francisco, Colonel
George ". Cook, of Maine, and Adolph
Fredericks, of San Francisco.
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Less

Eaton. Sept. %, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24

history Of American sculpture. The most uuquaIlt
ned praise ho~s from tue lips Of both the oonnoseur
ana the simple VINO are sensoIy alive to truth and
beauty The exhibition il growing more and more
into favor az the lovers OF sculptor who visit it d.
late on the marvellous productions OF an artist who
though he has much yet to learn, has achieved
triumph.
Mr Louis Lang occupies az conspicuous a niche
III the Pantheon OF art Az did the most aristoorato
fav9rites OF British taste in the palmy days of Sir
Thomas Lawrence, Harlowe. Chalon, and their ri
with history. Impelled by a resistless energy he
works prodigiousiy on the most elaborate subjects
all OF which are matired under the severe discipline
Of close observation and uBremitting study. Several
large pictures near completion will shortly grace
the walls of some Opulent amateur IL is to be re-
GREETED that we have not public ga lery in which
the works OF such an artist might receive that pub
lie appreciation which Mr.. Longs pencil has 30 So
verely entitled him TO.
Mr.. +. b. Carpenter, who has been honored with
30 many commissions to paint our leading states
men, has just completed the portraits of the Prei
dents OF the Brooklyn Lyceum. and two venerable
members OF the Society CT Friends. Several other
works in the same line are in progress. Mr.. Car
penter Is from western New York the region which
gave birth TO Elliot aud Tbayer. His early promise
OF fntMe excellence procured for him the admirs
ton OF Dis brother artists His ripe performances
have secured him large class Of patrons among the
most distinguished lovers Of art
Mr.. AlansOn Fisher, 40 we'll known as an artist
Is engaged on copy OF one OF Murilo's fine pic
lures. The lovers of the old masters will find this
gentleman among the most skillful in his profession
Mr. Fishers portraits have won for him liberal aud
discriminating patronage.
Mr.. Durand is at his favorite studies-the scenery
Of New England. Almost an 0ctogenaran, no takes
his daily morning walk az a preliminary exercise
returns to his easal, and multiplies the charming
productions Of his graceful pencil
The King of Prussia has purchased, for 5000
thalers, AdOph Menzel's fine historical picture of
Frederick the Great and his retainers attending
church in State, and Mons. de Biefye, the Belgian
artists painting Of alexander Farnese at the siege
Of Antwerp" For the last named work the King
has paid IL ,O00f.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24
Supreme COurt-CSr0ult.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS CLAIMED FOR AN
ALLEGED CITY NUISANCE.
JAN. % -Ackullen us. ne Mayor, &c., Of Ne1 York,
impleaded With Docnins, City Inspector, and Wslsam B.
Reynolds This action, which has been trial for throe
days. brought 10 damages laid at twenty thou
sand dollars for alleged nuisance oreaed between the
fa Of 1858 and the spring Of 1854 neAr the foot OF
Thirty fourth street. East RIVER the removal By the do
fendsnt reynolds OF the blood and oA OF the city
der bis orL contract OF April ~ 1862 Tho plaintiff clams
that eight houses owned by him, on First and
Thirty fourth street, deprccsted In value during
period by the nuisance 70 the above amount Meesrs.
James W. Gerard Buckley and Fogerty appeared Tor the
plaintiff Judge Edmonds for defendant Reyhoids and
n. v. Wicoxson for tho corporation and Do wing On
the opening OF the the plaintiff action
seaiost Reynolds aud Downing and claimed to
toely against the corporation. The Court ordered
thai tho corporation should amend it, answer 10
suit the phase Of the presented by act
discontnuance and about TO order ismisssl The
complaint upon the ground that Reynolds under the oa
contract, engaged In Independent employ mont
executed property not belonging she
And thAt he alone was responsible for every nuisance
which occasioned by hin In the Of the
ton OF bis contract when upon tho suggestion OF Mr..
GeEsrd that expense would DO saved to hs client oy
having the hmAges es,ed by the jury before case
taken 90 the general tem tho Court dlrected that
the sbouId i0 jury for that purpose Bat the
plaintiff counsel, 4ller inc amendm nj OF the answer
wisbtpg 20 amend the complaint and procure other
timopy BY leave Of the Uoart withdrew juror, and the
cause went ou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24

CoUxr or GENERAL SEssIoNs.-Snce Judge Rus-
se office, the public have scen with pessere
how . practical businers administer Justice ~
the benefit Of the people We depare from our usnaa
oouree q, the Of the ase election In advocating ~
elevation OF Abraham u. Russell to the bench. becssse
We know the necessity Of just such . man In posAo
where tho rascas OF this community called up ~
examination md Judgment Judge Russe he's shss NJ
proved valuable 10 society BY hs prompt meds e
dspos Ing Of those who have broken the laws and -
contnue during OF Office 10 minister Justice a.
he has DONE the city Will debt OF gratitude 10 nm
such has seldom incurred rom the action OF any ~
his predecessors. Judge Russell seems 10 dcvots ~
wpce mind TO the brought before him, aud hag
exhibited rcmnkaby olesr Intellect and uncommon ~
tmscy with the "details OF criminal law Society VIM
gain by his presence upon the benoh and hs VII
do towards diminishing crime than any other P0-
son In the community ,-Nasonol Poltce ONets
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stuy vesant Monument I'm tne Bowery Park.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


We all know what sort Of looking place the grouuds
were, nov occupied by The Peter Cooper magnificent
building magnificent In n structure and obi sc- and
no les % Ia the spirit that conceived both ~ also what
. wat wss that rookery OF rAttissrap oontrivaness
which has bssn 10 give way 70 the truly beautiful
ns pAzt. down upon which The Cooper building looks
in it, southwestern slascs, opening IN ovn com mandipg
roa,to those who travel up the Bowery 70 whore parts
Into The Third and F,ursh avenues What q changel
What would the view be, that rookery Of dilap
where bad % ose ssoodS All that 10 oom.
mspdipg and which traveller up the Bowevy fails 70
admire that ,ou.n.cs. iron, Of The Ps..r Cooper build
ing would Be burr'd and for the most part shut from
the public view and the public sdmlrsuoo.
It was truly magnificent gin, that nstie park, 70 The
seeing ooject--sn osjecs which Included no, oay the
orpsmenns o. that par, OF the city, and securing
bsion TO The noshborhood but there must have bean
benefit 10 The Cooper institute (a,hough not then
smops the pians of ~ founde-) a. vel ~ ornamental
with trees end sbrubbery, had not been mads over
TO the city By ii' ssnevous donor hardly pronapis
that the heirs would have .sissi among themselves
not public spirited, and weslhy, and generous but 4,
doubuu 81 least whether they could have 90 agreed
AZ 70 have conferred upon the city rshtiui ownership
sboud any other use have been made other than has
so.S msas q s s., sropras ~ sss should
how the southwest front OF the Peter Cooper sud,ns
would have been dsnswed. No traveller up the Boxery
could have been charmed, ever body to~ H. by q
view 81 H. rhe view from without would have bsen no
LEES otsuucted tbsn would that from within. The free
alton Of air, with the health aud pleasure resulting
from r. would have been DISTRACTED.
Lock at the gift o, the little park from no matter what
point Of view, cannot be considered In any light than
Of the most beautiful and appropriate Of ali such
gins which may have been conferred on the city.
No man, Doubtless, pu's = higher estimAts upon the
git than does the public spirited and generous Peter
Copper himself and yet he N sot alone Interested
The thoee nne buildings that look side vsys upon
be park, and which 'front.' Fourth avenue sell a.
those ~hch face on the Third avenue-al these ust
and dtpbtsss do, feel how valuable he gin OF thai PARK
In N them
And now In view Of alt this would no, the immediate
psrfs 30 this air tsse pleasure In connection win the
oorpovatonibe direct recipient of the gia testyfying
hr sepee Of u value, By causing 70 be ereoed In the
centre OF The part statue o. the generous Ncnoss W.
Suy vsssnt toxen of tne,r high appreciation Of his
nifceni gfs 70 the city -
L.iNf due AMEuCANVs
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Theatrical. Musical, &c

BROADWAY rHrArss --rhe regular stock company M
appear In three excellent pieces 70 night, viz ms
Devil In Paris, the Eou Boy" and {" An Ohiese =
Irtereet -
Nmo's GARBES This IN announced ~ the lest Night -
winch he admirers Of English opera will have The uaea
sure OF bearing the Pyne and Harrison troupe
BOwERy THEATRE Mr. and Mrs Davepport appear fX
the last time o-nigbt in tho Merchant or venisA~
"Iove and Murder" and the Blue JaoketA" VIII alse
be played.
BURROWS Tho exciting drama entitled "v Woe asd W.
toe" and the neoromanto spectacle Of the Bottle o~
are the features Of attraction this evening.
WAIIAcK s-Nss Matilda Heron, whose dbN w ~
tced yesterday paper il 10 repeat the character
Camille, In her drama Of tnAs name 70 night "Ch9W
Bounce " follows.
LAURA KssNu In 10 take her Hrst benefit In her AAA
eleyAnt theatre evening Hhe tepdors tho highly
ccssful play OF Second Love, and the extxs
styled "Young Bacchus"
AMIRIGAS MunuM--The Arabian gymnast, now =
this house exces The wonder and aazsmens OF all w0e
witness his feats Tho Orphan Of Geneva IL y %
play Cd this afternoon and evening.
Gpo CaR,sry AND WOODS AIsrxMs will tonight c1Asv-
tain their auditors with various songs o and Tho srss
OF ''New Year Calls"
Bucusv's ssRsSApERs All who desire 10 drive d0
care away should visit these trouble killers. They peaV
"Don-e Juan'' 10 night
BRooKIYN entire talent or n Ssrah osohs Itatta
Opera Troupe will appear concert nj the Atheu@um thla
evening. The artists named In the programme ere ~
Gcent guarantee thai tho affair will DO extremely sEa-
liant
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W no ARE roU :

further M. % L, q = :. prOfes.oas wss
MATHEWS 1 cIAsssCx, 81 sro.d-sy. VIII ree-,..
~ aaas. I'D ..,.sids..y ,Ssss.i Ny assn .s:
Nous thought stimulating and dehan, affair nov scfeee he
public The January number consns ns following oAsss
The 2nsoonas e.. s-inaIe; ou.ly and Facets Of New
We are no, xaso s.sOns bu, o.l; da Lager Be~ mako
Thought Stopping answer 70 n r WIS letter o. Lager
sliced Hs Physolorica uss; eaco, offs Deprivation
The Art Prases Of The ish ceaufy vusiny at the oysss
Curtains and the Glory of God Eec, Of Iishi ~
Pnss; ourb, they to be Cured BY what xethod
Wells; neir ususi CONSTRUCTION promotes Fev~s; fnss
1hs Hgs,asisa T5I.1 sr.nd ..1s ss.ws.s crim' go
Jysss Ss s Melee ss soas the x
shoy. and rcssss NOR sRprogrsc ge Bee eee;s!..
rrsgum :, ,Se tsSo 9s Prophss e
;gs.csssr' o. he sy mns .aarss. s s. -,
Tbs edsr receives nom. but professional visits Al has Once
'c me , snre ser.. q de scspei
Iss e, ss sc volume seqns s ' Be-
sdsori only, Tor IS Tbess volumes sr,end from Jsns.T.
lsS e Ssy e and sGG sea. s
The Daily Tines, BScoslya. ssy.@ Congress s4 %.
power 70 ss an 10 70 ser IN the sad
reud se q great bieasinr 70 the peopls - d. ..s., -
Iss New Sg sr seps 4. e volumes have got sSSsa q
vitality .nas q sSssss 20, ~ .s o. g.s
E =, masiy synp atby M their sisg intellectual ability
rs.S ha So OF ID vivid po-ya,Hrs and effective
xs,ch hey ofrn exhibit might vel excite tue envy OF the
..nr. wrter and have seldom been Surpassed by
s productions and vet they all Ne sketches q
nps, h contnually passing within sight Of Breadwsy
rs. o,dor Times says-A fascinating h-'ant
agsy in onashsn best manner; ands tae siten,s
"-bs ondon News remarks-FiAshins spirited ts-
r,orors the scepei" " interesting a novel % loses
none ~ its racipes@
The Lon LaLsel ssyswe have --ceiye isn uUrh'vw
Dis vtorons tor the We tsks ne
credit OF ors Il; bsd ther~ been Laurei "a Er,ps
thgIs W.! haze R.gA ~ ss9P,. - AS,gSS
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From Kansas.


ORGANIZATION or KANSAS COUNCIL AND HOUSE, o.
REPRESENT ATIyss.
fOovrcspoue enoe OF tn \. Loais Re0lbliGan.i
WniTroRr, Jeu. %, 1857
BY the stage from Lecomp.Ou from ths
Kansas Legislature. They mst yesterday fhnni.y 'aa
I2h inst, and both houses organized, With tue following
effo0t:-
This branch OF the Legislative Assembly NO! aod or
Rspized by eeoting Rev. Thomas Johnson, Prssient
r Rees Preside0t pro TEN Thomas G. Hughes. Nhist
Cierk: Charles arover Assistant Clerk Scott Boy TO-
Eogroslne Clerk; s. j. CrAmey, Sergeant al Arms, and
VIM. Alloy Doorkceper.
HOUSE.
This branch assembled and organized partially, by
eiectipg portion OF their officers
speaker " q. MAuhtas OF Leavon worth Ci'y Soeaksv
pro tenn, DR.. W II Tbbs, or Osawkee Fra. Ciefs X q
Bshop Assistant Clerk, Capt Ffemn,' SergeaDSss-
Arms, John Arens; Doorteeper - ~ soa
Committees we're sppolntet a. on the Govefner
and Dferm him that the Leg Assembly was organ-
lied and ready 10 Communication. The mes
sage doub, delivered 10 day, and shall get
by Thursday You viii receive copy a. soon ~ IL saa
be got hold Oh.
The a1 still very irregular. The cold ID inteases
but buiness In remarkably brisk.
Col A Cumming Superintendent OF Indian AGatrN fuR
the department Of the West, and Gov. X Ransom, q
Michigan, here day or two soce. The forne b
inspecting the IodAn agencies the latter good old de-
OF the Douglas school has gone to Govornsr
Gsary can't tell you VIVA. he Is after.
10 thought here that General John Calhoun Surveyor
General OF Kansas and Nobraska has certainly been r.
moved
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The New Lac Of Steamships for California.
TO TnB HDIToR OF TIE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
In your paper Of Tuesday you present 70 public gh.
the outline Of scheme apparently masnacsrt IN self,
and OF almost startling interest. at st to he ong neer-
% and commercial wore snd perhaps to tss political
thing OF such pablo Importance aud paocy pro.
seosd inviis CO.'S not ou,a,l tho rgn, or iuq iry
AID csucism tho part Of those whom 1t may con.
Germ"
Az oosInesr vel acquainted with oil the known
forms, conditions AMI capabilities OF ntesm engine, and
boilers caprot refrain making toe leg ulry-ir Il
DOS Dot involve tie disclosure NJ gresl
~ Jet public p.cpsry-bJ what means can ,ugiaes q
Inc d'mensions ftvcu DO msfo ~ devciops three thou
ssnd tofso power each either nominal ''inGira,cdS"
mo aBDounomtnt In the HrK.LD stated that osrh
(Bsesn.or) would have two engines OF three satu.snd
Lorss POWER thousand horso power IN saaA
engine, az correspondent nfers Csrt4isly t.kng
criterion ,ae best perform this 81
Goied by iuainc engines ehor 81 ooDo o. sroai sncn
engines would no, leave very vice nArgta on eitnef
SIDE Of ole tsoossId hoy,e power eaoh A, TO shs sys
advance beyond present eGorts having oonsdsra-
bic krowisegs by observation and expe imsai about
pan o. s n .sn: s. share 2.
every ground fcr hoping, n not FUZZY believing thai
the expectations oil tho projectors may DO closely rcAsed
In that respect Long vessels with four wheels have
been tested on comparatively small scale with most
promising rosul but tho increased cost OF construction
Co. which might DO decided economy on 30 srest scale
this proposed would scarcely pay In tho DINER case;
and This bas been reArdng the adoption OF
while, moreover In the cases referred o the IA
wheels from their increased nber having hold
upon the waller with iess cp" and perm isns spp
cation Of greater amount Of power, without srsnng tho
vessel {beng more dsributed) than 10 feasible with sim
gle wheels. Their projectors appear to have had
thtr attention drawn TO such fact ~ that observed by
she present protector namely the dragging Of plsss II
Wood or smilar body aner the chip and o., NOS only
failed 10 place the stern wheels whws they would
relieve this drag. ana thus bost The benefit OF that
probably valuable IDEA but ths wheels not placed
sufficiently far apart 70 remove the sserumost onca be-
youd the action OF the forward oncs, and them
independently efficient Trusting that the guardians
OF this desgn OF marine steamers win give the
cheering word further information and data upon
which 20 Illuminate In regard 70 II, viii trespass on
your space furtbev.. ENGINEER
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THE PERSONALITIES AND THE DANUBE
SWITZERLAND.

Tho Duke Of SAKE Coburs Go<ha brother Of Prince A.
bort has offered 70 mediate beswssa Prussia and swisssr
land. fhs Federal Assembly hes Issued proclamation
10 The Swiss people. There are. Ays, hopes Of a
hooorab,s peace; bot q al events popular eshusiasm
prepared for The greatest sacrifice The country vii
watch over The fate Of the families and citizens calls 70
IL defence
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70 sss 3d.; extra Ohio, sss. 70 s5s Ga Western s2s q
BnE-rhe accounts Of short pack influence holders os
good Qualities 10 show more armneas but the business
done u only moderate few herces ne India
been sold, "Albussers" at lsos. and "Dounoxr" q
roEK.-Amerioan continues dull the stock being q too
inferior quality for shps' stores, which throws the do
BACON The first sale OF the season was held 70 day.
when 90 boxes new offered The attendance was
sold. at 64s Cd for hcAhstsrs" aud 6ss Cd for
"FlanaSan's" and Mtohels" long mtddles. Oumber
land cut was Withdrawn Ct si: bid the appearance Of
operations In the States, end decline may expected
nom present rates, unless materis falling or 10 the
sent be assisted by operators here who bearing the
market to get in on favorable terms either side.
time (Abursersl sod yesterday at 70s Il did not re-
qure refining 10 day, at one sac obs only bid fo
LOT almost A. good; al another 100 barrels fair quality
sold at COS Cos Sd, which is decline Of g. per owt
from prices Of 8lst ut
TAIiow steady, Sos may be quoted a. value Of good
Butchers Association.
CiovElasBm duh
Cor1os The market has been very animated again
this week. and the stock being small bolderd have been
enabled TO obtain . further advance OF I'd por pound
The new cottons continue TO be Offered aud sold OH i'm
medistey samples can BIO got In Manchester yesterday
was done Middling Orleans, 7xd; Mobile, 7%d; upands
9-l6d por pound.
BROWN, snIrLRr AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
IivERpoOt. jan q, 1857.
Since the date Of the above circular jan q thsre
been good business in cotton the sales for tine three
latorr at an advance OF ruy I'd por pound niddnng
qualities. and nj extreme rates for other kinds
-hes Flour II request. with more doing
Indian corn at the above quotoaons.
The Latest Markets.
LONDON CORN MARKET.
WDEsDAy, Jan. Z, 1857
The weather continues cold. Arrivals small. Market
firm q Mondays rates. but no grea. business doing
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supreme Court.

THE DISPUTED COM TR0LLRRsBIP.
JAN 23.-0uasu Fta9g Tho item un ier b sad OF dis.
burss menis making "hupdry expenscs (Sl7e) should
be stricken OUT the rcst OF the WITH sid
allowance 10 sland.
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THE VERY LATEST.
FINAL SETTLEMENT OF THE DISPUTED
PEACE TREATY.
1Froun tha I0udon Navsl


LIVERPOOL, Jan. Z, 1857.
The PARIS kontteuy, OF this day, that the
Confereuoe has signed protocol which puts sa end 70
the difficulties which have delayed the exeoon Of The
treaty OF peaoe
The provisions FOR the boundaries 70 take Of
fect March 3d. and Ut tho dsss the Austrian troops
and The British feet shall have evacuated the DAnubar
prindpahaes and the interior waters Of Turkey.
Mr. Brotherton n p for saford died this morning be
tween 10 and IL O'Clock. He taken III In omni
bus in company OF Sir John Potter and Sir ElkanAh Ar
mitase and removed 10 the house OF Mr. sou,ham,
geou, where he Immediately expired.
THE PRNCIPALIrIES AND THE DANUBE
LONDON, Wednesday. Jan. 7.
The Aoniter OF 70 day that March 80 The
Commissioners OF the PrpoipaiHos will enser these pre-
vnoes and proceed 70 The execution Of their mission.
the ooociusiou OF their laboEs the Oommbsiones will 70
port 70 the Conferepce which will rsAsssmbs ana settle
BY conventon thas organisation Of the Prncipates.
The French mall has not yet arrived.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Bli.


DOIPHUs LOvEsAN is HEREWITH REQUEsxsD
"A call hL parents without fail He u yoa~R H.
fsrsn boy IL years Of ace speaks kngeh French and ~
peddle with soes and br0ideres shsam
ANY Of be would obge tho pareatse
giving information 10 he Grn Of PolAlsek shwAu NJ
River, MssA
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The Bombay correspondent of the London Tfmes,
writing on January 8, says;-"No intelligence has
reached us az yet from the Persian Gulf squadron.
Indeed ! DO not think we are 10 look for any till
BushirosbaIl have fallen. As 70 the temper OF We
persnns, and their preparations 10 receive our feet
and Amy, their purport may be shortly described
-4,psile az d defsnt- masses OF troops assembling
a. Bnsnus' ss.,,eoo,;o an a,., =; 49,. , sus
via, truly huscovite prodigsuty Of mep and ms.
terel aud urany similar tales.
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fUAsLxs--ALh WELL