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obstacle will exist to convention satisfactory To
each Of the parties
oflate years 50 little regard has been paid 10 The
saneity Of international treaties thai the people OF
this country have tonne to consider them as Of little
practical importance. Al questions Of dispute be-
tveen ~ and Great Britain, SO I'M rs Central Amfr'-
ca concerned, we're supposed to have beea SET
tied by the treaty which Mr. CLAYTON negotiated with
Sir Henry B.lwcr-but. onlt few yeafs elapsed be-
fore dispute between tie governments as to lis
construction rendered II entirely nnEatot5. Since
then no restrain; ha been imposed upon either gov
eminent ard the provisions Of the treaty have been
openly aud VIGOROUSLY violated rs both.
treaty, entered into in good fiifh, and rgdly OBJ
served might prove beneficial to both parties. But
past experience does not warrant is in believing that
such an agreement could be executed. Treaties in
reference To Central America, like quaek medicine,
may do no harm if they do no Rn1l=hut it il iar
becoming a question with Us whe'her We had not
better leave all these matters to be settled b. the dc
velopncnt Of The future and the accidents ofcyents
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Mn. EDlfoR-Plclsc announce tint am no longer
candidate form seat in the neat Legislature Of r.
GINA
In making my warm Acknowledgements 10 the ma
ny friends who advocated my election plt ma
ton is due Them of my sudden withdrawal from The
canvass, upon The announcement 81 Mr.. 1anccY rs
candidate The tear That the election would result
in the choice OF two citizens of Lynchburg TO repre-
scut the County, thus violating the understanding
which had heretofore governed both the political par
tics. that the town should have one Representative
and the country one. determined me to IN Ike another
effort to unite the Wings and Americans | sought
ont. at once friend Of Dr. Smith and proposed that
DR. smith should select friend. and | one, who
should recommend which Of rs should withdraw
If they could not agree the referees should call in
umpire, and We should abide his decision DR.. Smith,
! was informed, accepted the proposition Referees
were selected mud their action resulted in
mendation TO me TO withdraw Although The proceed
ngs Of one of the referees extraordinary aud
very Objectionable TINT 1t released lie from all oh
legation 10 abide 10y their decision, determined for
the sake OF the harmony Of the party to withdraw
Should deem II due to myself to others
shall Mt some future time lag before the public full
exposition OF the whole matter.
GEn II LENNON.
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The New York Post OF llondag, p. NJ. saws:

Sugars to-day in our New York market have al
yanccd IT, per h., above the highest previous point,
though The stock, have increased. The Cuba sugars
mostly come here commission, aud very few drafts
haze been drawn against them. rs are informed
Most Of the sugars OF die last Cuba crop have been
sent forward. and little remains ior shipment. What
speculation there has been, among the Cnban
houses.
The market for foreign exchange is easy at lo9ss
lo9i for sterling and 5.l7} for francs.
he shipment of specie by the steamer from Boston
on Wednesday, viii be near Sl,000,9J0. The bank
returns rendered this morning come il showing an in
clease IN specie, with dminution Of loans and demos
its.
Money is in moderate request and rates of discount
are easy mt to per cent. for prime and to ~
for second class mercantile paper Call loans re
per cent.
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calne la Mr.. Crawford that Dr. Fell. an Ameri
can physician in London. and in charge If some
wards of the Middleses hospital had made some
extraordinary cure. Of cancer. When assured
that her husband physicians had nothing more
10 offrr, she opened core pandcuce with Dir.
Fell. the result Of which was visit Of The Doc.
Tor II Paris. aud a recommendation from him
thai Crawford should 60 t. London. Dr. Fell
.ays that if the brain i not Affected directly but
simply by pre-sute, that he fully expects to re-
icye him of The cancer; and although il must
involve The loss Of his eye. that he h pes 10 be
able to restore him to health.
Such i the cruel alternative wlich now pre-
sents tself, aud which takes the form Of hope
in contrast 10 recent fears. Throughout his i'll.
ness Crawford has shown patience. fnriiude
and resignation. rarely fnuad in man woman
and the more remarkable. considering his usual
energetic habits of industry. lie leaves tor Lon
don tie day after to morrow, and we look for
ward with anxiety To the result Of what now
seems lis only chance of recovery. &.
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By card Published elsewhere, II will be seen
that Mr.. Lennon has withdrawn from the canvass
for the county, and surrendered the field to Mes
srs. Deano aud smith. Mr.. Lennon had n fair
prospect of suocess-but being unwilling TO dis
turb the harmony of the party, be has patriot
Gully determined TO withdraw from the contest.
Such course of maganimi'y aud regard for the
interests Of the party cannot tail 10 commend
Mr.. Lennon 10 tho increased confidence aud re-
spect Of h- numerous party friends IN the coun
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\ CARD.
LsMlNKE hms herL, for ,cnn,nL dnAa. mud 3. NJ

present in circulation which represents that an
certain &C aston there misunderstanding Gs. lt
tween Mr.. EDWARD A ItNdHoHNE of Iynch'irr and nv
self II occpl led position al pen lcft ~ public onn
ort this report confined 10 the phtlua here ,tI
the originator OF the alseh"od and my sell known n
whole affair would pass pnunticc' aulr5 only "a,
ddat" Tor public patronage hut layr so interests If
partner 10 consult therefore, pronounce yoaur, entirely
false and append the certificate Of capt 1no Muc r.
sides at the springs and ~ home during uea tn 1e
Of Mr IanchnrneS stay at my house This hope " III
mouths OF the thousand eossipS male apd f,ac who Inv
honored ne with their thoughts and tor the naSf
days NED r. HHIbGLs
IN iuy presence MI Uunly whom was traced the rcr,
spoken Of in the Card Of Mr. Bridges confessed thar ma &
occurrence had Hken place and sadod blame unon bjs
VIII ANA self am eonhl nt of The fa>itv the runnr
Auerhauy Springs May 10, ls57. John MI
l9dit&clt " ~ ~
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The Dallas.CInrendon Trentx.

The AnSto-Sazon, Boston paper in the interest
of the British Government, declares in recent issue
that the Dallas Clarendon Treaty rejected on
account Of the amendments which the Senate made
to it--but that all the amendments Of the Senate
were agreed to. The true of its rejection was
that no information had been received of the ratica
tion of treaty which Great Britain had previously
made with Honduras relative to the future DISPOSE
ton of the Bay Islands. The treaty with the United
States being conditional upon the ratification of that
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lhe ''lef"ied states thcn called ohNrnilon, nud
formed the present Constitution al the Quilted States,
10 govern the NhoIf under one Hen"rai Gaftrnment,
reserflng to each State to net rs an independent
State in relation 10 MI its domestic concerns IN
this constitutions the following clause in relation To
the public land and other property of the United
Suites, was inserted, article ith Sec ., clause ~,
see Revised Code. pare Al and is in these words
following, to-w'i
The Congress shall have power Ia dispose Of and
make all ncedtul Rules aud Regulations respecting
" the Territory or other property belonging To the
United States and nothing m rs G1a,ua4,i,a stat
be- 40 cog.,fgs} az 4. ,tgj,5t am a. ,.3e 81 no yfg{
States or au7 payt,rl'ay Star"
Now, ask auy man why this pro, lion was. cy-
pressed SO cn1pbI,tie,Ily2 answer 4.rd s,, as MI
enlightened men must say, because lte.Si,cs called
ceding Stacs had Granted to t.iu.f,.., H., ppIlie
uuapprupfn,ea laal in trust for tho benefit of ALL the
States which as States were indebted for the c,
pcnscs of the war and for rrln,lu ,tI.r ur,unr
H. such AS arms ammunition nr,,isI.-4 1',s &C..
The history Of ,rts detailed nra,c. mo. ron,ln
sively
Now | want IN reae,x r,;rv anil, ,in not IL, ,t,er
wise and viii Grsiusk The oi,c.,in If II ,,.s
n grant Ia the traernl Goyarn,ent were IN, ,orIs
ipSornornte led in TN. ,,,,. ,,,tf'o I'D ,,tli,
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Independent her 81 instead uf which she !.
To lie consigned 10 inferorty and contempt Dem
oerats. shall this be done Answer no, and swear
b, the gods hat Virginia shall have her just rights
or you shall be buried tool
IL Old JEEfENSONlAN REPUBLICAN,
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.elcxrpura. tn,iic Market, NnY Efa,

BEEF CAfr.f ,acG4 gro<s.
HOGS -9acJ4
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LAMBS S3a~3 %
CALVES Slab
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We are authorized to announce L. i. DEANE,
IT,. Esq, Of this city, candidate for re eleei'on
TO tie Legislature.
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EAGLE Hss>ViXdi WORMS,
TNCICSivELY FOR
or W. PIX

3nooRs BELOW rnE Pusr OFFICE tur srAils IYNcnBUEG
NTHG1NIA.
fANilN fs'Hhi ,hnent is prepared with tCIINERl,
~, BORDERS. and other improved facilities.
'cufe III M hhesl siN" Of iio art every description
FINE AND COMMON JOB PRINTING
Nm accuracy and PrHmptnpss nj the lowest Cash Prices
fafcular ateni n given 10 the prinug and Kuing of
M II ais, INIT n Rs'r Bid8ks
tfztfS tfrryf1r aid al kinds al Mercantile Printing
CARDS! CARDS.. SAKDs:!.
Mf1the oid of Fast Printing Machine ether facilities
an advantages IN tins branch of the business, ct r.
any DESIRED size and print in any sNie Card, Of al
QHa'fS and e1Crs either for Business Parties.
Bal, - &C, Mt Unprecedented low rates TOT Cash
Inc btsh'SS pu'ic assured that whatever be
dneei tn hentr The Typographical fNr IA
cS Ter tR'h Hoe aud thus reduce the cost viii a"aas
he t'dud Al ta, Dni
orders from oar uends in the city anil all parts OF tie 'ua
ny respectfully solicited AM Prappfiq d+pai.. uaer "nr
l''s aiptr' 'n, aud entire liciInu guaranteed of 10
'"dise mi't K a GLENN.
}. {. JOHNSON. PEfNIfa
I've would particularly ask Ike attention Of iiIsh
WISHING iarse or small SHOW CAEDS printed Tor fra'ine
IT, e' It's call a'i e.ann" II the most bcaHrl DE-
st< over On "a his ts5, whici faru., very aN
My idIw& c2awIm
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We are authorized to announce DIR. BOOKER
+. SMITH candidate 10 represent Campbell
county lin part in the next Legislature.
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Inter from t.tnh EcrrIto,,-Ebr Inie Mormon
"a

4 CORE spandcnt of The New York Times. wri
linz from Salt Lake City under date of March
9TH. details the recent ontrages at that CITY. whore
A band of rrmcd Danitcs entered the CH.t"I
states court room Will the count III session
aud by threats of personal violence compelled
Judge Slilc- 10 adi ourn the court stnt dr. The
udge. previous 10 -ubmitting Appended to Brig
haIn Young tor protection: but TINT functlonary
replied that he would not interfere. but let tile
boys" have their own way, foI the court had al
ready given him too much trouble. The CORE
spondent say:
Al the members of the bar are Mormous eX-
ccpt Mr. David II Burr, United States survey
Of. genrral; I. 5. Williams aud Dr. Hunt, an "ili
Ger Of thu United States Indian Department. -
/, Is eontcnded by the Monnons thai ihr United
States court has no cognizance OF any but United
states cases, aHd that all offences committed in
the Territory and all territorial suits must be
tried before the territuil' courts and by the ter
ritorinl laws. Starting upon this pretext while
the court was in progress on the 18th ult.. the
Mormon members of the bar and others of the
DANTE band nvcighled Judge Stiles into pri-
yate room, locked the door. barred the windows,
aud then with revolvers at his head and knives
within an inch Of his throat forced him to prom
isc 10 uphold them in whatever they did and to
"Sustan the laws of Utah. Thus oyerpower-
ed. threatened and inundated Judge Stiles
yielded, dismissed the jury and adjourned the
court
The writer goes on 10 state that the M0rmons
then informed the L, s. Marshal that his services
were no longer required, AS they had a marshal
of their own. On the 18th Judge Stiles ngan
opened court for territorial business. when II
Mormon lawyer commenced Il TRADE If abnse
against the court and Messrs. Williams and Burr
When the latter got up TO reply the territorial
marshal ordered them peremptoIily to stop: aud
Immediately the whole audience sprang to their
feet. and the DANTE murderers, who filed the
count threw off their cnatS. hrandshed their
knives and reyolvers, and created SO great eoniu.
sion that the judge was obliged to adjourn court
at once.
The next morning, which was Saturday The
court opened amid immense excitement. The
whole Mormon populace were armed, and had
been intlamed to such Il degree by the incenda-
y fcachc,ef Ferguson, stout and othors, that
the lrnst prctense would have been awaited Of to
massacre every Gentle in'the piece The names
of Messrs. Burr and William, were stricken
from Their list Of attorneys, and the court inme-
diatrly adjourned sine die. Thus closed the last
term If United States ealr' TINT can ever be
held in thi. territory until the government estpb-
fishes lis supremacy by vigorous eAcrtion Of
physical force
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FRIDAY goruiuc. ....... Way III. 1857.

~e-we call the attention Of Adsersers &C. me importance
~ az, yTKefsI.S advertising medium tnr dalA ana
rarniry rapars have circulation ia the south western
part II the STATE whence grew is a'h s' - a. ls
H. yrs,n. res There daly paper published within
hnnire3. ~ miles ct this point and tue completion
- .S V,ria ara Tennrssee Railroad lho Inc 81 The lat
- nst contribute make the NeHan she paper iar
r.. eefi,n a. Il can send daily elcrraEic Information -
-. n ADVANCE If all others hch uh's sill ensure tor
A. greatly increased circulation Per the inf rfnren Of enf
,ss in THAI section wond thai intend 10 gise
n.rticnsr attention to the markets.
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WHATS iuiI.c yyiu,,S

Tho New York Herald, the strong and ultra
advocate Of Fremont aud Republicanism. has cut
loose from BOTH and, in It's last issue, runs up
the Fillmore banner What's in the ndl-Bait
inerican.
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yIr.,u;.m Sob pri..i. on.o..

tn. YrsisIAs oFFfcE has heon htfsd AZ with great
,re and supplied with the extensive assortment OF c
- evr description the and prompt exerusn oi I'll
hlnds al Plain Ornamental Printing il b unef 10"
pefipenarnce Of Mr. u G TkEAktt by whom al atati wiz
H. nunrtnav SLED Distant patrons viii be promptly alien
ded 10 Patons home and abroad respectfully spc'd
yotirc -NeSsrs. JAS W RRowS. JosfTH bhoN y anu
WIN our Authorized Agents. IN the country anu mA
WN ID CHRISTIAN and A = hosf9oA8f m 10. 'iy, iot
making eaieefious settling tie hn-.nes ~ me
ofe II the April 1851 To- winch tine an h -" SUI
.rr;nen A. are dna the undersigned To distant s"hsefl
-, ara Ia srfears bills VII 10 sent ny
,. 49, s,ilri ~ our risk. highly important that
he o business should be speedily wound Hp ~ ifhsi th
III hose ~ ha indebted IL appreciate the necessity
fr an early prompt settlement OF then accounts on Pre-
se.fs,iou MCDONALD 4 PETERS
May Pits
rs Those gentlemen also authorized IA receive snh
sef!p,ious the VirFuian for the pie=eu, fr rclur
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joan CLARK.
9 Q NJ M > S . N M L II C II A MT.
OFFICE II MttnHkIE GGo. MAIN SrREFf. LYNcHgrRG "a
W Ill continue 10 give his personal the as
w 81 Country Produce of every description. particularly
"ie am lie of I"5arco and fattor himself that with
Pe"nce Of year. I'M the business the
and Farmers sill not suffer b" being placed in lbs hands Ra
IN 5aut JOHN CLARK.
nod Ncf
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III
shat pie ae4 d. Geo. - drcen, and called the oEyseaa
~ Haafz
yosla publish II roeHc for preparing this valuable meal
know Viafi. Wts h1 as d. 9f 'an only recon-
. n psc II ssans to fac to bc apra perly called .lefs'
Iel-f i'm the popular tafon Of thai term TOR II taA'
a.pus oIer zTiltf. Hui rather sour than btleI
IHsn here by the arI earnestly caution the
uaiug Bitter the Aasi' 81 winch
nj 'ohol other 1rirf spirits They mot nnraT real
energy tho stomach tim whip gives strength 10 the hosr
Ihe stimulation Ais taag excite is IN temporary ana sur
tooq ed by reaction, Nhth a length viii iheNtahS
HE stomach Tie medicine of winch am speaking
obs iHtes these objections
None genuine unless ST znod BUTTS ON the wrapper.
SETH ". fDWlE j. co. I}- Washington Street BIOS
ton. Proprieers. Sid lR theif agents eYeryw here
For sic Is J. II SEA1.
= Ii IL. -.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


FnHlgT~fI0h. z
aov ay ris quickly obnoxious naer from the
B7 md Thoroughly AMI the system These
lis ,erain REMEDY for diseases q the stomach aud
low els =.
sd n the manufactures No Maiden New York
and No aIi strand London lay all Druggists. AZ se,
-. - T. #.r H. fmay n div
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06
81, 27e, ebs Si4, sOi ,2i3 IS, ssi ,s2f

6o,sSl,o[V
These returns show Importation In the month Of July
1857, than ty per cent heavier than before
reported. The aggregate reached nearly forty millions
dollars. In the same month there expectation
under millions, showing excess Of 900 Ia
imports exports. Compared with July, 1856, there
Increase In imports OF sl647slo7, and decrease
In exports or s59l2,3ss. This b literally barpng the
candle al both ends. We have shipped all cotton,
there market abroad for brcadrus aud foreign.
viii not take deprecated stock securities We
have therefore nothing pay for these immense mpora
tons but specie That they must be paid for for
moment can doubt, bu, how Ia The question.
The steamship Persia .. this port from Liverpool brings
us three days later from Europe. decline In
sos Is reported The previous quotation % per cont
There had been great decline In India bonds and stock
Money continued In active demand, aud at the latest date
the bank losing bullion. There more inquiry for
American securities, but the demand confined 10 stae
bonds the London Nesss Of the 2lst ult. says
The demant FOR money vas to-day In most quarters
active In certain choice paper could DO discounted
someshst below the bank minimum rate, but generally
bH per cent was the lowest charge.
The acius sales Of silver for remittance 10 the Ess by
the Ron on The 4n Of august are 70 nave S, no~
larger portion has It'll 70 DO imported.
The circular Of Nessrs stoerfoht, Frost Co. say>-
Although tho abundance Of money might warrant the
expectation that the rate Of discount may perhaps DO re-
seeed al an early time 10 per cent YET wiz probably
depend upon the advices from India, from which
quarter there very sinister although unautheutcaed
In circulation they add to the dulness which gene
rally as In the produce markets and which has been
caused principally by The high prices ruling.
An advance In cotton with an active market, 10 report
ed. Brcsdsiury we're quite dull as lower prices
The Toledo, ~sbash and westcrn Railroad Company
have failed pay their August coupons on their rs, mort
gage bonds The company propose 10 the bondhoios 70
wsvo the interest FOR x months aud 70 permit the
nss OF the road TO DO applied until November l. 10 per
cent the second mortgage coupons and 90 per cent 10
the floating debt, from November TO February l. Is per
cent TO second mortgage bonds and rs per the
floating debit and for year thereafter 10 per cent TO
the mortgage coupons rs the second and IS tho
floating debt