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Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
I'll do it," said Joe.
"You shall" said Danforth and

1ou shall,' SAID Dantorth and
they parted in good spirits.
An hour after dark, on the follow
ing evening Joe made his appearance,
dressed in a black suit, and really
looked very comely. The old man
hustled ont to the barn with him,
helping to harness young Morgan to
Ehis new pheton.
A few rods from the house, he found
Minnie, as by previous arrangement,
'dRd repaired to the nsxtxillage, ,,the
parson very quickly made them one in
holy wedlock. Joe took his bride
and soon dashed back to the town Of
P, and halted at old Danforth'a
house, who was really looking fol
him with open arms.
"Is it done 2" cried the old gen.
tleman.
eyes |" answered Joe.
"Bring her in," continued the old
fellow in high glee, "never mind COM
pliments here," and the honest farm
er rushed away for lights and returned
almost Immediately.
"Hero's the certificate, sir" said
Joe.
eyes, yes--"
"And this is my wife," he added
as he passed to his beautiful BRIDE
the bewitching and lovely Minnie
Danforth.
"What," roared tho old file, "what
did you say -? Joe-you villain; you
scamp, you audacious cheat, you
you"
at is true, sir, we are lawfully
married; you advised me in this
course, you assisted me, you planned
the whole affair; you lent me horse;
you thought me last night worthy Of
any mans child you encouraged me,
you promised to stand by me; you
offered the cottage at the foot of the
hill, you-----"
II didn't, / deny it. You can't
prove it; you're a--a-"
Calmly now, sir" said Joe.--
And the entreaties of the happy
couple were at once united to quell
the old mans ire, and to pursuade
him to acknowledge the union.
He gave in reluctantly Ond the
fair Minnie Danforth was overjoyed
to be duly acknowledged Mrs. Joe
Walker.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

WHAT PRAYER Is.---It is not, as we
learn from the success Of Jacobs
prayer, the place that gives efficacy to
the prayer, but the prayer that makes
the place holy. 1t is not the orato-
ry, as il has been alleged by some,
that makes prayer, but prayer that
makes oratory-in q coalpit, or with
the Alpine herdsman, or upon the
deck of ship tossed by the gale,
or ON the eve of battle, The heart
alone makes prayer, and prayer makes
holy any place, and builds the orato-
ry, and consecrateS anywhere a
church q true church ofthe Lord Jesus
Christ. Bowed knees and beautiful
words cannot mako prayer but earn
est desires from q heart bowed by
love, inspired by Gods Holy Spirit,
and thirsting for God--tho living God
will do II anywhere, or in any
place, at any time. lag4.ucl
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

BE FRANK AND DETERMNED.-Nev-
or affect to bo other than what you are
either richer, or wiser, Or bravor.
Learn to say, II don't know" and
II cannot afford it, with most sono-
rous distinctness and emphasis. Men
will then believe you, when you say
III do know" and II can afford it,"
Never be ashamed to pass for just
what you are, and try to DO as worthy
as possible, Once establish yourself
and your mode Of life as what they
truly are, and you are on solid ground.
Man is already of consequence in tho
world, when Il Is known that we can
implicitly rely on him---tbat when ho
says he knows o thing, he knows IL ;
and when ho says he will do a thing,
he will do II. Such reputation will
give . man more real enjoyment, and
is OK for greater value to him, than all
tho results which display and prcton.
sion can compass.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

LETTER OF DIR. FRANKLIN..-The
following letter of DR.. Franklin is
said to be inedited. The ingenious
manner in which he makes COM
mencment Of his letter conveying tho
temporary impression that he lent
with parsimonious reluctance, is in
imitable:
"ApRn 80, 1884.
send you o bill for ton Louis
D'ors. | do not pretend to give such
a sum. Il only lenditto you. When
you shan return to your country you
cannot fail of getting into some bu-
siness that will in time, enable you
to pay all your debts. In that case,
when you meet another honest man
in similar distress, you must pay mo
by lending this sum to him; enioin-
ing him to discharge his debt by
like operation when he shall be able,
and shall meet with such another
oportunity. I hope it may thus 20
through many hands before it meets
with knave to stop its progress.--
This is trick Of mino for doing q
great deal Of good with a little money.
l am not rich enongh to afford much
in good works, and am obliged to DO
cunning, and make the most Of q little.
B.F
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

RY- It is generally admitted that
the Irish are most famous for making
bulls, but the Dutch can go ahead for
making pigs. For instance:
I've got pig cat, I've got n pig toy,
! I'VE got pig calf, and I've gotta pig hog.
I've got pig papy, 40 big and 50 tall.
Andl'vsgolo pig wife data pigger as oil.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
NY- An ultra orthodox Yankee OF

&T- An ultra orthodox Yankee or
presses himself as follows, concerning
eternity;
Eternity why. don't you know
the meaning Of that wordY Nor l
either, hardly. It ia forever and ever
and five or six overlastings atop OF
that. You might place a row of fig
ures from here to sun set, and cipher
them up, and it wouldt begin to toll
how many ages long eternity is.--
Why, my friend, after millions and
trillions Of years have passed away
in the morning Of eternity, il would
be q hundred thousand years to break
fast time.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
Hy- A young lady became go muc

EE Ayoung lady became so much
dissatisfied with person to whom
she was engaged to be married, that
she dismissed him. In revenge, he
threatened to publish her letters to
him. Every WE'LL" replied the lady.
IL have no reason to be ashamed q
any part Of my letters, except tho
address," 't'
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

Rr"Mr. Jones, don't you think
marriage is means OF grace ~
Certainly, anything 10 a means Of
grace that leads us to repentance"
Scene closes with q broom stick.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

A BEAUTIFUL THoueHT.--Some one
has said of those who die young, that
they ore like the lambs which tho
Alpine shepherds bear in their arms
to higher greencr pastures, that the
Rocks may follow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

languages Address "Educator, Office OF this paper
MS
Notice to License Payers.
All persons doing business for which State or
County License is required, hereby notified that
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

All persons doing business for which a Municipal
License is required, viz: Liquor, Rondo, Billiards
kno, Ten Pins, &c, hereby notified, tina, list
of delinquents is being made out, which will be
placed in the hands of the Town Attorney. Those
" hose licenses have eXnlred and others who have
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
YTnnnhnp

lady of long experience in tuition, and whose
testimonials of reputation and competency are unex-
ceptiOnabo, is desrous of taking charge OF school,
pifhpr hnvs nr .rirls can ipn,rt n iv
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
U. II. u L4NU Dill, IUNII IEtus

Office ai c. A. Smiths BookstOre, corner DOwner
and Montgomery streets. n25 I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
UtllnQUcEIs Is DtING hlIu0 OUL, WHO

placed in the hands of the District Attorne, As
there many persons whose licenses have expired.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
, thn Inw hu tnI-


before commencing business, by calling under
signed's Office and procuring the same, will save
fines and costs of prosecution.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

SPECIAL NOTICES.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-05
CHARTER ELECTION.

VA vote on Our city Charter and the election
Of city officers, il will be seen. by reference
IN he act published this week and the amend
mcnt published two weeks ego in our paper,
takes place on the LIST Monday OF April, when
on. Mayor. nine Aldermen, one Recorder, one
Treasurer, one Marshall and one Assessor,
will be elected, to preside over the destiDies
aud administer the affairs Of the City for the
ensuing year. In view of the fact, we cannot
hat urge upon our citizensto concert meas
ures with an eye single to the public good, to
FIJI those Offices with some Of our ablest and
best men. Every one Of these Offices should be
filled oy men OF business experience mo ca
paci,y, and Of good judgment. Laying the
foundations Of a City is both laborious and
responsible undertaking, and our success
and prosperity in the future will depend much
uuon the manner In which the first Council
discharge their duties. The present Board APP
poin. and recommend meeting of citizens at
the Court House on Wednesday the 18th inst.
70 divide the City into Wards and to agree up
IN the names Of candidates. Let the meeting
10 well attended.
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!. IF Printers are proverbially grateful set
Fayors to them are always appreciated ant

. II Printers are proverbially grateful set.
Favors to them are always appreciated and
generally acknowIedged-sspecially invita-
tians to dinner, such as the Courier oflise re-
ceived on Wednesday Of this blessed week,
from the Curlew House, that best of Hotels,
aud through Wallace that prince Of Clerks
We did not all 60, some Of our Corps being
under the weather, and fearful of the effect OF
repletion on systems impaired by indisposi-
tion but some of us did 60, and we do think,
without boastiLg, we did reasonable credit to
the viands then and there placed at our disposal.
Long may the Curlew flourish, and many may
he the invitations to dine there, all OF which
will be promptly and gratefully accepted, only
il our friends please, LET Them in our case, be
a. early in the wsek as possible, as Curlew
fare i, not supposed to be favorable to the ef-
hcien, discharge OF editorial duties In the
case Of the boys, any time and all times will
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-05

Mss SuEFFIEcp's EXHIBITION, on Thurs
day last a. tho Congregational Church, was at
tended BY large and apparently highly graft
fed audience We certainly were much pleas
ed. The little Misses, especially, acquitted
therselye, admirably. Their proficiency in
vocal music indicated that that branch of edn-
cation occupie, the place in Mrs. Sheffield's
course Of study, which Its Importance demands.
THIS school Is continued without any vacation,
we believe, and we commend it to the favor
OF the nuhlic.
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Nrw YoRK, March 9

NEW TUKK, WdtCH ..
TIL. latest Havana dates say that II was
.v,in reported that naval demonstration
you'd be made against Mexico. and that
frieate and four steamers would soon sail for
Vera Cruz. ~,
The Reodelfuelgo OF San Domingo CITY, OF
Ian llth. SAYS that the Government was TAX
mo energetic measures against eonspiracies
wSieh Is supposed to be maturing.
"a. Santa Anna had been conducted to he
C,,it.l under the escort Of 300 men and inn
medistely put in prison..
~ ~ store OF Macy q Jsnkings. on Fulton
erect. where quantity Of gan powder explo,,
AZ, Sursting on. the front and rear doors and
~MIows Of the lower story ot the building. -
40 one was injured.
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AGRICULTURAL TMPLEMENrs.-R. H. War
den SEQ. have wheat drills, corn, and breaking
plows, and Usage Orange seed for sale. The
attention Of farmers is solicited to these seas
enable articles, and to an advertisement Of
them, in another column.
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fArH Woop - Milbnrn & Co. Of the lower
Mill, want two hundred cords OF lath wood
for which they will pay $500 per cord. See
advertisement.
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4pmrnral.
MARRIED.

At the VI. E. Church in Geneva, N. ",
Sunday evening, Feb 18Th, 1857, byJ ii. KEEL
loge, Mr.. j w NEIGuBoR. of Otrmws, Iowa,
and Nj S. VI. E CRoScHiN, of Geneva, New
Ys-k.
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k@Mr. John Grant requests us to sly that
the les offered for sale by him in another col
umn, has on them bank Of sand, in addition
~ rock, wafer, &C., OF an excellent quality for
briI,ins. An omission in our notice last week.
Mr.. G.. SAYS that with the exception OF lime
he has all he material for building on the
rrnurd
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4 DRIDGE We MUST HAVE,

Is the universal expression OF every oooy
here abouts; in fact there has been no matter
Of public Government within our experience
here, which has elected one half the feeling
and interest that this has done. This is 20 far
encouraging that 1t Is deemed best to have a
meeting to discuss the subject, and to give the
public IN opportunity to giva utterance to their
views. All persons therefore, interested in a
bridge over the. Des Moines River, at this
place, are requested to meet at the Court
House in Otturnwa, on Saturday the 14th day
Of March next, at o'clock, M, when ana
where portion Of the wiud work OF that en-
,erpri.e, may be expected to be done. 1t is
hoped that the public will generally see this
announc. men, and attend, the friends Of the
South side Of the River a. well as those on
this side.
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ROATs FOR THE DEMOINE

The Badger State was to leave keokuk for!
Des Moines on Monday, and the Clara Hine
on Tuesday, for Eddyville. They are prob
ably DELAYED al the Xeosauqua dam.
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UNAVTNG permanently located In Ottumwa
would respectfully announce to the citfzene Of
Wapello county that have large and well selected
stock of Stoves which offer at reduced prices My
stock Of etoves consists of the following:
THE COMET, double oven stove, Best Premium, Coal
Juno Ironton Premium, Kansas Parlor, Union
Box, Ohio Box, six and seven plate stoves; all Of
whcl, are warranted to give satisfaction.
ALSO, Dog Irons, Duck Tea Kettles, Sugar kettles
brass kettles Blasting spoons, toy cups, for chill,
dren; fancy cake cutters, tart prns, and variety
Of Japanned ware such as busting pans, Judging
boxes, bread walters, tea canisters, etc.
Being practical and experienced mechanic In this
business I am prepared to do all kinds OF work in
Copper Sheet Iron and Tin. Persons wishing Stovos
and Tinware would do well to give me call.
June i6th 56n1T-y. j. PRCGH.
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pxxAaxASLE.-The Petersburg inteliigen-
Ger says that cow, belonging to resident OF
poe.hontas, gave birth to two calves on Wed
nssday night.
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To DAr, Thursday, it is quite cold, ~
abys, wind high fsom the North West, With
snrr;es Of snow. The River is falling.
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re Astimate Of the bridge TO De butt across
.hs Mississippi at st. Louis, as reported 10 a
.ns..ine Of tie citizens by the Engineer, M.
R;.selI. l. 81 OBJ. 600. This estimate allows a
,h.rsi margin Tor outside contingencies, OF
asO coo. which would reduce the estimated ac'
tai cost 10 less than million.
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RE ADV p A Y
STO b.

HEAVY FALL STOCAAs
DURCHAsED with great care IN thc g. hs Ss.a,
1s ING e.. aIs p1s.: Of
ard, We are not 70 be under,old oy sns 'A'
FiiIins up our store rooms. ninetysx feet In depth
we cannot into details of stock but WIZ De
happy to show you round at all times. 49,
DRY GOODs--we offer Broad cloths, French tviiied,
black, blue, and brown; heavy plain and fancy bea,
yer co &C. All sS snes ,siIess
ion cassmeres, tweeds, Ky jeans, cords, A shaker
fannels, wool and Canton do, all colors and quail
hams, chsmbrays, diapers, &c; new styles prints
rich variety and fast colors.
.oa 81 % %
Il cts upwards. Bags, bagging, drills, osnaburgs
&C, 4ss.the greatest variety kept IN ottg%wa
do satin stripe poplins, satin stripe wool Delaines
plain, do; newest styles printed dol Hamiltons,
Manchesters and French, bought directly from i'm
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GoODs-Bes.en and
Philadelphia Manufacture-Maserial and Cut far
fair prices Fine shirts under shirts drawers, fur
and buck quantities., gloves, mtens hosiery, carpet
BLASKErs-Cochecos,b brown blue horse.
CARPETs--Ventian, tapestry, hemp, &c. 1885, . !.
PAsHIosABLE FAIL WINTER SHAwLs-Many new
BoNSETs-A large stock from Thos Whites celebrated
factory, all the newest styles.
FANCY GooDs--ln great variety.
HATS h CAPs-Greatest variety In the town. Prices
and styles to suit everybody.
Doors 4 SHoEs-In great variety and from the best
manufacturer
BUILDERS HARDwARE-Locks, Latches, Butts, &C.
CARrEsrER's TooLs-In great variety. Planes Of all
styles, bought directly from " Ohio Tool Co."
CooPERs TooLs-Extra c. s. from same Co.
SHELF HARDWARE AND CrTIERY-A great variety.
sHGSpERGER's IRoS-In great quantity all shapes and
sizes at Keokuk prices and carriage.
SwEDEs IRoS-Nail rods rs and 80 pound bundles.
Cast steel, spring Steel American and English bs-
ter, &C. swede's iron horse nails G. horse nails,
wrought nails iron axles wagon boxes, &c.
"BEL1oSr" NAILs-By keg or retail.
window Glass, sash, Putty, Paints,
Oils, DC
W. "HD9
All the time, at the highest Market Rates,
Shingles (part cash pad) Fall wheat beans axseed,
honey butter rye Jeans eggs rags feathers Beeswax
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TWENTY TONS
GROCE RIES.

line COffee by Sack or at retail-oid Java, Old
Rio, &C., &c.
ana, Belcher's clarified A.; Powdered Loaf &C., &c
Syrups q MOiasses...Bbls. and 10 gallon kegs,
Moller's IN. " and Belcher's Syrups; N o. Sugar
House and Louisiana Sugar House MoIasses.
Fine Teas.--G. p Imperial; Young Hyson and o.
long in lbs. boxes.
Dried Fruit.--Apples and Peaches.
Green Apples, Canned Peaches, best Baltimore
Oysters, Sardines Rasins, half quarter boxes,
Cranberries Figs, Fine Candies, Mackera Cod Fish,
English curc,) Manila Rope, Dye Stuffs Spices,
Rice, Soda, Salaratus, Wooden Ware, Stone Ware,
Star and Tallow Candles, &C., &c.
Cheese...WesternR Reserve and English Dairy.
Virginia TObaccOs---Best brands, cigars &c.
~ w1cTED-MUsr BE HAp.-Payments Of all
Notes and Accounts oveT due before January LIST.
Dec. l8, '56-n42 DEylN BRO.
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LOOK to your TITLES.

UNlNlaNs. large number OF tse Hapelo Till S
defective, I have pur hesef Q. @ NJ b ms as
stract Of the County RECORDS ai0 asa b& eompfete
outline of the titles of all the nsa LSsate e county
drawnup.
Sectional County Maps, foNn Piat5 ana Baa6s q
all kinds hand ttat t.ttes can oSe Anlned apd
property conveyed with htt,e t9lb4esud expense.
Several valuable Ferlls ard Town Lots fol ale.
Feb Is-n5l.tf JAMESD. DEgIN.
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~ Blows suspended over the head fall
upon the soul.
~Light seems the natural enemy OF evil
deeds.
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Smetcs, Biographies, Grammers, English and Lat
in; Algebra, Philosophy Chemistry, Physiology, schoo
Histories Young Speaker, and complete assortment
Of School Books together with Paper, Pens, Ink Ink
stands, States, &c, for sale by W. l.. ORR
Dec INFO
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HARDWARE! !!--Nails,
III Shovels, Spades, Axes, Chains, Carpenters and
Builders Materials--Fancy and Table Cutlery ana ev-
srythng usually found in first class Hardware Store
for sale by Tn4l1 WIN. Il. ELMEND0RF.
H>ONFECTIGNAR .. Kbbe, Crane &
~ Rowarths Celebrated Candies, always fresh, for
sale by In41l WIN. F. ELMENDoKF.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-02-04
The Ohio Legi,;afure.

This sapient body is spending its time
in discussing the Prussia and Switzerland
I difficulty, Central American affairs, the
Sugar Tariff, and sandry other matters
which are none Of its business. It is
said that member drew up a resolution.
few days since, requiring the Legisla-
ture to devote one day in each week to
the affairs of this State. But upon re-
fieetion he concluded it was no use, and
did not offer it.
About the only good we could ever see
IN this extra session, was, that it might
repeal all the laws passed last winter. If
it will do this, the people will complain
no longer of the extra expense. We
publish weekly a condensed report of its
most Important proceedings, not SO much
to show what it is doing, as to show tina.
it Is doing nothing.
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LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Steamship Arabia.

. itALIFAx, Jan. 29. The steamship Arn-
bla, from Liverpool, arrived here last night
with dates to the 17th inst. The city Of
Baltimore, from Philadelphia, arrived at
Liverpool on the 5th inst.
The settlement of the Swiss dificuItv
IS sconfirmed. The details ofthe arrange.
nen,s are in course of adjustment.
The Neufchatel dispute is virtually en-
ded. A committee of both Houses Of m.
Swiss Federation have adopted promo.
stlon releasing prisoners A telegraphie
despatch from Berne of the 7th farther
announces that the National Council adop-
TED the proposition of commission bv (
vote of 81 against 4. The Council Of
state have not yet voted
A despatch from the Russian govern.
ment to its ENJOYS in regard to Neufcha-
tel affairs, endorsed the attitude Of Prussia.
lbrahan Pasha has beaten the Russians
IN Circassia. The Russian General was.
killed. - =.
Details of Chinese advices to the o4th,
are received. Canton continued obstinate
and had issued proclamation threaten !.
ing martial law to people venturing to.
speak of peace
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-02-04
Mr.. slough's. Expulsion.

i will be seen by our Legislative re-
psrts that the House has "vindicated its
dignltyn by expelling Mr.. Slough from
his seat As the House has taken no
action agsinst Mr.. Caldwell, it is fair
inference that it is no violation of its dig
nifty fer one member to call another
fool = This is the i.st time that We ever
entertained a suspicion that the ruling
power in the present House of Represen-
tasiyes pretended to any such quality as
dignity; and we are still of the opinion
that if Slough had been a Republican,
us dignity would not yet have been dis
covered. We are not surprised at this
We concluded long since not to be sur
prised at anything done by the present
Legislature until it blundered on to some
thing sensible. That time has not arriv-
90 yet and there is no probability that it
ever win. IS
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FOREIGN NEWS.
arrival of the Steamship Arago.

NEW York, Jan %.
The steamer Arago from Havre and
Southampton brings Liverpool dates to
the l. 4th instant
The Neufchatel question is definitely
settled Switzerland has released the in
surgent prisoners, and Prussia on her
part acknowledges the independence of
Neufchatel and suspends all military pre-
parations.
The Russians have met with most
disastrous defeat near Bazouk in Circassia,
where they were attacked by 10000 Cir
cassians, and forced to retreat with loss
of 2,0CO men and their artillery.
The hostilities were continued at Can
ton, and the American vessels have be-
come fully engaged in the struggle.
The explanation of the engagement of.
the American forces at Canton IN renewed
hostillties, is that the Chinese having Of
fered price for the heads of the English,
some American heads were sent by mis-
take. There are no further particulars in
relation to it.
The telegraph advices from Canton are
to the oath of November.
1t is rumore6 that Russia has further re-
monstrated against the anglo French occu-
patton of Greece. The difficulty between
Spain and the Pope has been settled
A second Submarine Atlantic Tele-
graph Co. has been organized in London
to go direct to the shores of the Uuited
States.