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nesy~RrcHmosp MADE srovrs.-THu

ADVANTAGES IN PUEcHAsISg RICHMOND MACE sToyEs.
They are made of the best material and extra heavy
80 a. to stand the Ill usage of servants. Broken
plates can be conveniently replaced at q moderate
cost They warranted to operate 70 the ssfisfac
tien Of the purchaser. They cost no per pound
than the Northern stoves.
Wholesale wareroom at the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been In successful operation for
nearly six years. and have acquired high repuia-
ton for the quality Of their manufactures:
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THE ANGLO-sAXON's NEWS AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 24.-The advices per steamer
Anglo-Saxon were received last night and publish
ed in this mornings editions of the Associated
Press exclusively.
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD,
3 VOLUNTEER BATT'N ASSOCIATION.
~ August 18th, 1857.
Y An ADJOURNED meeting of this organ
ization will be held THIS EVENING, "wednesday
at So o'clock for the election of STAFF OFFICERS and
other important business Let all be present, pune
tually. By order.
JAS T. WILSON Ssc'y. an Colt
HEAD QUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD
q RICHMOND, Aug. Is, 1857,
~ ORDERS No. IS.
Y Assemble at Lafayette Hall, THIS
wednesday, EVENING, at o'clock, for COMPA-
NY DRILL.
BY order Of Lieut.. JOHNSON.
au 26-ltH '. L. FORE, Orderly.
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RIOT AT ToRoNTo--A serious riot occurred in To
ronto on Wednesday night. man, named Jones,
some time since established an extensive omnibus
line for carrying passengers to different parts of
the CITY and to the railroads. These omnibuses of
course interfered somewhat with the hack and cab
business and the hackmen and ''cabbies" at length
resolved to suppress the opposition by force So
they organized on Wednesday night, proceeded in
body to the omnibus stables. tore the carriages in
pieces aud set fire to the buildings aud property
The horses were alone saved.
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1B TRUMAN A. PARKgs, successor 10
r 4 u. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer In
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber OF every sescrip-
ton. Office and yard corner of Cary and 10th streets
Richmond, Va my l2-d6m*
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MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
W FOR SALE, TWO MILES WEST OF RICH

MEAN lHL fLhNh hOaD,
CONTAINING 40 ACRES.-The subscriber wishes
acres all in high state of cultivation. The dwell
inghOuse is large, elegantly finished and of modern
style, with all the necessary out-budngs. This Is
the most attractive place the city. The yard is
beautifully laid ont and tastefully arranged. Any
one wishing to purchase will call on me, at my fac
tory or on Messrs GoppIN & APPERsoN.
an 16-1tawlm HIRAM r.. DICKINSON.
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RELIGIOUS M.rTBRs.-A camp meeting is in pro-
gress near Lynchburg, at which Bishop Early and
Rev. Messrs Rosser Carter and Hall are in attend
ance. The Baptist Church, of Lynchburg. on Sun
day last, contributed the handsome sum of $40 to
the cause of Colportage and Sunday Schools in Vr-
pinia
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CHAsoIs, MISSOURI. July II, 1857.
Ee1Ee Mn. e. BAKER-DKAR SIR: Bsinr

bay~ Mr. Z. BAKER-DEAR SIR: Being
in Virginia short time. bought a bottle Of your
Premium Bitters, and IL has done me more Rood
than all the medicine took in nay life. send
Of it in your Bitters by Adams 4 Co.'S Express to
Channels. VIM. II. SUNLEY.
We do hope the proprietor may distribute his Bit
ters in every State in the Union, they have be-
come very popular. and highly recommended By the
most prominent phi sicians in the State.
They can be had Of all Druggists in this city and
elsewhere In Virginia Also Of Messrs Charles Stott
Co., Washington. ID. O., and Of Messrs. X. II. sta
bier Co, Baltimore.
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n05~ Prcor's ARomArIo WILD CHHrsy

bB PIC0T's AROMATIC WILD CHERRY
BrrrxHs-Persons suffering from langour or debility
occasoned by the bot weather, should this ueat
invgorator. II speedily relieves nervous headaohs
dyspepsia, Indigestion, &c, improves the appetite
and streng thens the system.
Price 20 cents the quart bottle. Sold only BY
AN Io-2y r. j. PICOT Drug1dst
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$40 REWARD.-The above re-

SO REWARD.-The above re-
Em ward will be paid for the apprehension of a
A0n negro woman named BETSY. upon her deli
- very to me. The said negro ran away from
the subscriber on the morning of the 10th inst: is
about IS or 40 years DID, about feet high dark com
plexion. with long black hair, and is of very good
appearance. She was sold at auction for Mr. Puilen
of the firm of Stebbins Pullen who bought her OF
Mrs. Preston, on Oregon Hill She is supposed to be
still lurking about in the city, she has been living
here number of years.
Nh o6-ims ISAAC ROSENHEIM. q Main st.
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Eky AUCTION NoTIcB.-We ask the at
tention of Housekeepers. &c. to the sale of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, at the residence of b.
W. Starke three doors above the Clay Street Chapel
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. See advertisement.
au 25-It LARUS Il SHINE.
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE

JOHN b. CARY, 4. w., Principal.
The Exercises of this School commence on the frs
Monday in October, and close on the last Friday In
July.
The course of Study embraces the usual English
branches Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathe
matics; the Elements Of Physical Science, Military
Tactics, Music piano and Guitar,) Drawing anc
Painting.
The Principal Is assisted in the different depart
ments by four teachers of appro. ed qualifications
TERMS per session of ten months, 500. Modern
Languages, Music, Drawing, &c, ertIa
For catalogue, or further information addres. the
Principal Hampton, Va. au .G-lm
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NEW NOVEL BY J. F. SMITH.

~ GEO. NJ WEST, Exchange Bookstore,
Offers this day
THOMAS BALSC0MBE; or, the Usurers' Victim; by
J. +. Smith, author OF Stanfeld Hail. Minnie
Gray, &c; cts.
LUCRE'TIA MIRANE; or the Countess and the Page:
by Reynolds: 80 cts.
THE INTERVIEW; or, Answers to Everything by
Lardner % cts.
THE RED-RIGHT HAND; by Ned Buutlne; %
cents.
LOUISA HOHBURG; or, the Bush Rangers Rifle;
25 cts.
HARPERS MAGAZINE for September; % cts.
APPLET0N'S RAILWAY GUIDE; IS cts.
Now Kna1Es receIYed every laY q Oft
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NJ b. DICKINSON,
~ IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS VINES, LIQUORS AND
SEG1RS,
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Raisins. Figs, Dates,
prunes and Currants.
Fresh Almonds, Filberts, Walnuts, Pecans, Pal.,
and Cocoanuts.
Fresh Olive Oil, Licorice and Claret Wine
IN BOND:
$50 baskets IIiedseick, Munns aud Star Cham
payne.
Is or. pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
IS half United Vineyard, Hennessy. Jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
$4,000 Genuine Havana Cigars.
Holland Tin, Irish Scotch aud Rye Whiskey
Old Jamaica, N. f. Rum and pure Spirits.
ALSO-A general assortment of lower grade Bran
dies, Wines and Whiskey
WAREHOUSE, No. 3, 18th street.
An y6-2m Richmond Va
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ns~uWoon1.yn CRR.u a 7

for identifying the hsir-highiy perfumed-superior
TO any French article imported, aud for half the
price. For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no equal.
giving bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gen.
tsmens hair TO curl in the most NATURAL manner IL
removes dandruf always giving the Hair the ap-
pearsnce Of being fresh shanpooed: Price ouiy ntT
cents. None genuine unless signed
PKrRiDGE Co., Projectors Of the
Balm Of q Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
NH ll-eod6m Agents for Richmond
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Bdy BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE L. KENT, Prest. T. B. BEsrLEr, Treasr.
WILLIAM b. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee If Arbitration.
WILLIAM 8. DOMAIN, Chairman.
1. W. uLA1EBRooK, JANIS B. DuPuY.
T. w. McCAscz, l.. d. CRxNsaAw.
nv ITS
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Ey HAIR CUrTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.If you wish to yet
would advise you to call on H0BsoN, at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-entranI .
on llth street.
n. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had al
all hours. Single Baths % cents or tickets for 81.
ap Z-tf
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E0R HIRE-A COOK, WASHER and
l. IR0NER, for the balance ofthe year Apply to
L. A. J. CL0PT0N,
Corner of Wall and Franklin streets
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill 4 Co.
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BG~ FRESH LEEoHEs.-I have just re-
ceiyed, by Adams Express fresh lot Of swedish
LEECHEs, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
P. S.-Cupping and Lecching promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under tho American Hotel and ct
my 23-ts r. c. HoBsoN.
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CEDAR GROVE FOR SALE.-Intend

tanning between seven and eight hundred acres of
land, lying in Chesterfield county, Immediately ON
James River, miles above the city of Richmond
opposite to the estate of Gen. Bernard Peytcn decd
This farm is very fertile has about $50 of open
land the balance in original growth, oak pine and
hickory The wood the land will pay for the tract
in the Richmond market
This farm is very we'll located navigable water
has good saw and grist mill on it, first rate dwell
ing with 10 rooms and all necessary out-houses for
negroes: two good barns. with new thresher well
fiNed-wll thresh 500 bushels of wheat per day; an
orchard of choice fruit, and well watered with
springs: good ice house and pond indeed. every
convenience being the place my father resided on at
his death
TERNs-One-thrd cash balance in l and years,
bearing interest from day of sale.
Possession of half the house given Immediately
and the lands for seeding wheat, &c. Apply to GOD
DIN 4 APPERSON, or
au 26-6t STEPHEN O. DU VAL
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FOr NEARLY ybHTB hHN6 DN5n NuppIyInK
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured Ut
the - -
and have found them TO give general satisfaction.
both as to quality and operation. The firm Of C. ID.
YALE & Co are now prepared 70 furnish the trade
with any description Of these desirable StoYes,
CHAS. ID. YALE,
au21-am 100 Main street
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H@. Dr.. JOIN b. WALTHALL, (Homes-
psthist.l oers his professional services 10 the sisi.
Eeus Of Richmond and Its vicinity. once AT his re-
sidenee on Leigh street. two doors from sth.
10 i-t2ms
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r,,p pxpvcTED TELEGRAPH FLEET.
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MOUNTAIN BACON AND NEAL FOR
w SALE.-l,O0 lbs. of superior Mountain cured
Family HAMS and MIDDLINGS, for sale.
Also, a constant supply of fresh B0LTRD MEAL,
Of superior quality on hand.
EDGAR MACON, Commission Merchant
au 26-3t Metropolitan Hall.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS will be offer
NJ ed TO those in want of READY-MADE CLIO
THING and Furnishing Goods. In order to make
room for our extensive stock Of Fall Goods now being
made expressly for this market. We will offer great
INDUCEMENTS 70 purchasers in our line Of business
Sta at the Clothing Empororinm of
au % N. WALKER co.
CHEAP CARPETS, of the best makes,
~ Imperial Three-ply, Super Ingrans, Fire, Brus-
sells, Velvet Venetian Hemp, Rags, Rugs, Crumb
Cloths Being ont of SEASON. will sell them yery
cheap indeed. G. A. GWATKIN,
au 26 Opposite Exchange Rank
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Hd.CANcBRs AND TUMoKs CJRHD WITH
OUT CErTIEG.-DR n. KAHN. late OF Philadelphia,
respectfully offers bis services 70 tbs citizens and the
public generally for the cure OF Cancers, Tum9r..
can also cure Secret Diseases
He can be found at his Office opposite the Ciifton
House from 10 A. NJ TO p. NJ
Recommendations can be seen on application.
my lo-d4m%
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BATHS! BATHsl BATHs!-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours, from
o'clock A. NJ to 10 p. D., ut the Hair Cutting sha
wing and ShampoOing Saloon, under tho American
Hotel. Entrance on llth street Single baths 70
cents, or tickets 81. my
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D9- LISTEN, YH DYsPEPTICs.-Go AND
DO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURR-Ihs Rev
James Hunnicutt proprietor and editor Of t excel
lent paper the Christian Banner, published ut fredsr
icksburg Va in his editorial Of June 5th 1851 thus
'Pe IpT0S.s ypGETABIE TINCTIJRE
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A@ HEELED GAITERS.-We have
~S received per steamer from Philadelphia,
the largest and handsomest stock of Ladies' Caters
with Heels, that We have ever had before They are
equal if superior any in the city and will be
sold at the lowest price Call and see them-they
are worth looking at. MARCUS HARRIS,
au % No. lag Broad street
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The LATE DEMOCRATIC RArTFICATIoS.-Fr
the tremendous and enthusiastic gathering in
and about Tammany Hall on Monday evening,
II i evident that the democracy of the city
were never more united or in better condition
for the work of an important election than they
are now The holy alliance of the Wall street
STOCKHOLDERS has aroused the democrats TO a
degree Of unanimity which promises the re-elec-
ton Of Mayor Wood by a majority Of many
thousands. From the sachems of Tammany
down through all the rank and fle of the party,
i is understood that the battle is not simply an
issue between Mayor Wood and Mr.. Tiemann,
but whether this citadel Of the democratic party
shall be retained In their possession, or given
over to the enemy, as the starting point Of their
operations for 1860. That l. the great question.
Let IL not W forgotten.
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Che New York Rehabilitation for Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Arabia, Capt Stone, will
leave this por, to day for Liverpool
Tho Enropean mails will close in this city quarter
pas, ton O'Clock.
The European edition of the HERALD printed in French
and English will be published at hafpast nine O'Clock in
the morning Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of the
NEW YORK HERALD will be received at the following
places in Europe
IAspos Samson Low Son 4 Co, AZ Ludgate hill
Am European Express Co. 81 King William at,
PARIS Am European Express CO, s Place de la Bourse.
IIyERrooL Am European Express Co., Chapel street
r Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
HAyRE Am European Express Co. 81 Rue Corne.le.
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Tue KANSAS ENTANGIEMEST.-The late Lee
compton Convention has tangled up the Kan
as imbrogio thousand times worse than IL
was before. All the leading democratic organs,
North and South, are running foul of each other
like collection Of vessels-large craft and
small-adrift in gale Of wind. ut is Almighty
pretty quarrel as IL stands" and we shall not
attempt to spoil II. The kernel OF the whole
question we have already defined, and II Is
simply tlis-that the Locompton provisioa ios
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no more Borlands or Wheelers or Joneses sent
there The missions to the countries ofSpanish-
America are of greater Importance than those to
European capitals, and should no more be look
ed upon as pleasant sort Of Botany Bay for
pertinacious partisans and interruptions appli-
cants for place.
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THE MoRaoSs.--We perceive that In some
quarters the policy Of blockading the Mormons
by a Gordon of United States armies Is recon-
mended We hope no such policy will be adopt
ed. The true policy is to give them no hope
for the further continuance Of their adulterous
denominations in Utah, but every possible en-
souragcmen, TO leave the country,
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the submission Of the test question Of sslaverys
or mo slavery" to the people will answer the
purpose, provided always there is fair bona 6dk
and honest election. In the meantime me
anti-slavery denunciations levelled at the Lee
compton constitution makers by Mr.. Forney's
organ and the home organ of Senator Douglas,
and the New York Tribune, the pro-slavery
apologies of the Albany Argus, and the fire
eating jeremiads of the Richmond South and
New Orleans Delta, are all bosh. We must
await the action of the parties concerned in
Kansas, and the show of hands in Congress, be-
fore we can undertake to threaten anything or
promise anything. Perhaps the Presidents
message may throw some light upon the sub
ject. Let US wait for that.
THE BRnLIANcY OF IMPuDENcE.-John N.
Genin is cool one. He has almost as much
impudence as his old prototype Barnum. He
has advertised for the past three or four days in
our columns great auction sale of furs at his
place, No. 1853 Broadway, and has occupied the
usual space for such advertisements, at the
usual price. Not content with this, Mr. Genin
sends us request for an editorial of startling
character in relation to this auction. This is
quite as strong piece of impudence as when
he nominated himself for Mayor. With just a.
much propriety might we send to Mr.. Genin for
startling present of muffs, cuffs, capes gloves
and what not. This is precisely the method
that was adopted by old Barnum when he was a
bogus millionaire. He would importune US
privately for favors, and then go about the
hotels denouncing US in the most atrocious
manner.
We advise Mr. John N. Genin, with his auc-
tioneers Messrs. Herts Il Moss, to sell off a.
many of those mufs, cuffs and capas as possible
at the best prices they can get. That will do
them much more good than writing to the
papers.
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the evidence
AMERICAN REPrBLrcAs NOMINATIONS.
Extract from tho Report Of the American Republican
Nominating Committee
Tho Convention thought advisable 10 put the following
inicrogaons the candidates that the people might
fully understand the principles and 20 which
their candidates had unhesitatngy and Internationally
committed themSelvcS;-
laws a. 70 require actual residence Of Al least tween
~ years the United Of all foreigners 10 en-
title them 10 the elective franchses
Second-Are you favor Of the repeal Of the prescn,
Common School law, appcrtainng % this ctyS
Thrd-Are you opro@ed TO foreigners, or adopted cti
holding Offices Of honor profit either under
the city state general government
fourth-will you u nominated, declare yourself the
candidate q the American republican party only and
elected feel yourself bound 10 carry their views and
principlesy
The Convention respectfully submit for your considera
ton the following ticket which composed of our fellow
citizens, who have heartily responded he nicrrogao
ties above mentioned, and who known 10 be honest
men, Of rreproachabe character and fully entitled TO
your confidence and support
Ior senaior-Mange M Quackenbou
For County Clcrk-Horace Ioofborroy
ior sherf-Charles Henry Hall
For Coroner-James Forester
JoE1. KELLY, Chairman.
JONI J. X nsprY, sec,s,.,,o.
JoHN VI Ivf,Roor Heie'snes'
Resolved That the General Executive Committee OF the
American republican party recognise only The American
C''en edited by j. DePuy as The organ Of the party
DANIEL y TIEMANN, Chairman.
JoHs y Dyssp, Secretary
INV yoRS, Oct 20, 1853
BY this official document It appears that Mr..
Tiemann was Chairman Of the Executive Com
mittee of the American or Know Nothing party
In lS43 when the first Native American organi-
cation was established. lie isa Know Nothing
and teetotaller, and il one Of the most mar
row-minded politicians of that set If he has
ever been taken up by the democratic party, 1t
has been under false pretences, pretty much in
the same manner that he Is now put forward BY
the Wall street stockholders.
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TuE WALL STREET STocK GAMBLERS CASpr-
DATE FOR THE MAYoRALrY.-Mr. Tiemann. the
Wall street candidate for the Mayoralty of this
city, is a very good paint manufacturer, but
very poor specimen Of democratic candidate
lie was first put forward by the stock gamblers
in Wall street, who claim that he Is a democrat
These stock gamblers are always engaged in
bogus banks, bogus railways, and bogus opera
tons of all sorts. They have now gone into
the business Of making bogus nominations
Mr.. Tiemann has not the slightest pretensions
to be called democratic candidate and here is
the evidence
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ANusEMENTs THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-TAxE THAT GIR
asA-P.rrxR VS.. CLArrER-PLEAsAsT NSieBBoR.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
--~@>o--->-~~-,~>~~~S~>-~
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

The Central American Imbrogllo In Washins-
ton-Interesting Intelligence relative to SIR
William Gore Ouseley and the New French
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Seniors Escalante
and Molina, OF Costa Rica, to the President
Senior M0lina's Address-Mr. Buchanan hopes
for n United States Central American ConTe-
deracy, sc.
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philosopher finds nearly every conceivable vir-
tue, the elements Of the most exalted morality,
sound Christianity. true conservatism and the
requisites for admission into the rank Of Euro
pean civilization amongst the people Of Central
and South America. 1T Is this Christian civli-
cation" he exclaims, "of Central aud South
America which now appeals to our justice for
security against invasion from Northern bar
barism" The discriminating Belly proposes
grand combination against the United States.
on the part Of these anarchical republics and
the Powers Of Europe; and a notable feature Of
his plan is TO induce the Spanish American 20
vernments TO adopt restrictive measures to-
wards Americans, while offering liberal en-
couragements to Europeans
Such IL the scheme, and such are the agents
to carry il out that Palmerston and Louis Ma
poleon have jointly devised. Lord Napier will
hardly move the questions in Washington more
than Is absolutely necessary, and Mr.. Ouscley IL
is hoped, will he able to induce Mr.. Buchanan
to aoquiesce in the Clayton-Bulwer treaty a lit
tie longer. The coming movements in Central
America will be Of great Importance, for on
them may hingemany Of our future questions
with the European Powers, and for this reason
II IL necessary that we should send down there
not only Minister of quick perception and
ability, but one who can hold social and per-
sonal intercourse with the leaders and the peo-
pie Of those countries, and not only under
stand, but be understood by taem. We want