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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-13
V1HE EAGLE SODA WATER EsTa-

THE EAGLE SODA WATER EsTA-
L BLISHMENT il still in existence, contrary to
the predictions and wishes of certain deeply nte-
rested party The fact il, the articles pu this
establishment are SO far superior to any in the ctv
and the well known ability of the subscter to ex.
cell, renders any attempt to underrate them fruit
less
Filtered Soda Water, Philadelphia Ale, Porter
and Champagne Cider, conetantly on hand and Il r
sale in quantities to suit customers ali orders from
city country thankfully received and promptly at.
tended to. WARREN CANFIELD, Agent
goth street, between Main and franklin ats.
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<xn FOR KENT--.-rhe dwelling over
f5 store No. 2l8 Bread street, containing rooms
lS1SA and large brick kitchen. Apply on the pre-
nises ap IL St
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DICHMOND b 4 q L. An ID BEASys
IL FOUNDRY, FANCY CRATE AND fENDas
MANuFAcruRER-No 2l5 Nam street, p g., 80
so Grsss. Fanders and Summer Pieces, eme,keshs
100 different kinds and 10 daily manufacturing ola'
to order. whoissals and RETAIL a. Norshsin p.,sS
any part Of the state Aiso Balls and Htass Cesihk
dc TO Order and Ill kinds Of rsparsas Done Vs.
shortest notice. nr.,onu
mh l6-6m bAAL ". uANSN"
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vE,O COUNTRY NERCHANTs.--W Q nre
Il receiving spring supply of Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry Fancy Goods, &C., &c; in fact,
almost every article IN your line-in which yeu
make money. All we ask ia for you to examine
Stock and judge for yourselves, which will be sold
to punctual customers on terms to please.
Call at Store, "a Main street above the St.
Charles Hotel. LARUS l. SHINE.
NH 25---1m
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<uas EGsf RENT.-A neat brick Dwelling
Isl situated on Franklin between z2d and Isl SITS.
k4.A Kitchen and well of excellent water in the
ward Suitable for tbs accommodation of a sentee
family. Rent s $50 per annuu. apply to
f. A. j. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector, No. 8 " all street,
on r0St Hinder ST Charles Hotel
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| DALLAKD HOU = A.-T Ill Il
| Id ROOMS in this establishment sIe nearly Gem
| plete and ofer for rsnt the BARBER shot sha
BATHS In connections both handsomsiy faIn'"s1
| Apply to ,r.sn
Il NH S4---tf John u.
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NOTICE...Aiy wife Martha A. Lewis
~ has left my bed and board, without just esnss
or provocstion on my part; therefore, do forwA =
ell persons against recsiving her into their hors %
giving her credit for any thing my account i0s az
sum or amount whatsoever. r,,,,s
ia lS-6mk JUhN lew
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WARING ~ PnARCE,

- ERauVAE.-D. HAGEkTY, Bell and
IL BRASS FOUNDER AND FISIsHER.-Having re-
moved my Foundry to No. 256 Main street, between
7th and 9th streets, 1 am prepared to execute
orders for all kinds of Brass and Composition Cast
ings also all kinds of srasi Finishing; and having
purchased the patent right of Garratt's Patent nt
Friction Metal which is superior to any thins of the
kind now in use, will furnish the same much cheap
Or than Bress
d. HAGERTY, Bell and Brass Founder,
No. 256 Main street.
NJ b. All kinds OF Balls made to order ia I7s.n
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~ nsn ~
4" 10 quarter " ...... 20
H 10 eighth !" $1,000.


nhST TINY DEMONSTRATED Ola
~ DAME MOLTEN respectfully informs tho Lac
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, ttst
che will give information In Gil the affairs relating %
life such as Health Wealth, Love, Marriage, juuE.
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties in Business Abs 1t
Friends Sickness ard Death, and in respect to sll
other subjects both psst present and future, ard all
concerns of life. Terms-For Ladies IS cents, Geo
tlemeu so ceus, each Apply at No. H. (which 10
over the door, Tsylors alley between 18th and ls'h
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va
faJS-d2mx
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February Ist, 1867.
The subscribers, who are the surviving partn,n OF
the late firm Of Aug. Anderson l. Co will wnE up
the buainess eff that firm without further delay AID
viii be obliged to all those indebted them make
prompt payment. ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm of
f. 2-Sm Aug. Anderson L Co.
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Tot,l f,r the week 81 $50 ess 8 1868 SS60s II
In first quarter. IS 200 666 81 87i S06 IS $50 Y
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NIks.. CLAIBORNE BAHksDALE WIN
lsI open q School for Girls on ths 10Th OF nsieh
at her residence, or Church Hill, corner zith s5o
Franklin sts. The ususlbrsnehes of English stIay
will be pursued.
TERMS Two dollars per month.
REPERENcEs.---a. j. Gaines, Dr.. }: bfoWn
Henry Csrr,netou. Chsrlotts Virgins; X. II, Many
Esq Or. John Ways, N. C. Read, Esq Richmond
NH 1T.--aS
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NOTIC E.--At the expiration OF 30 da $
Y from this date application will be made 10 the
Farmers Bank of Virginia for the renewal of Cesti-
cate numbered 1855 and dated 9Th October 1913 for
IL shares of Stock Of said Bank belonging to the Mu-
tual Assurance Society cf Virginia which Certificate
has been lost many years.
J. RUTHERFORD, P. A.
Richmond 26tb March, 1857 NH z7-lawlm
II EALENUE EUSPlTAkI.-.ThtsI nstitu-
Ed zion is situated or Church Hill, Richmond. Va,
IL hghtfui, airy position and 10 furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
.ients ana thu successful treatment Of diaeass.
The l.ying-ln Wards peculiarly sommodious
The undersigned give their personal attendance t.
all patients placed undar their charge.
TERaS:
Colored Pstients. .........."........&5 Per week
w mites
Private accommodations. ............. to 10 "
These rates embrace all charges for Board, Medi.
cines, and Medical and 5urgioal attendance.
e. No Small Pcx admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, III. D.,
Grace street, between 18th and 9th.
C. 8. MILLS, A. D.,
18th s!.set between Broad snd MARSHALL.
RI. COLEMAN, II. D.,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physican--Dr. WOOD. Ia I-6m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26
important Russsnn Nrovem.ut,.

The R1siiau gJvanneni hare decided thss the German
language saG be no longer taught Ia public school al
Hkourk bot shall he replaccd by the Engrsh language
which. Indeed, c0rsidlns s tyuds Hih America s more
requisite IN that part u Ruuia IL 10 curious sct thA
me CARTE De s. Persbo 10 FORMULATING that Decree
calls NE knshsh language ia iangue AR<rrcaine" ("
1he Bsrfn Correspondent Or inc London TINES, writing
the oh last savt3-
The Empsror has latoy confirmed q proposaI put for.
ward by the ard Of Educston. the request Of the m
rectory OF the Gymnasium Irkoubk that IN future the
teaching OF tho German language there be superseded
by that OF EIgsh. This Incident has bce1 ron upon
IN the press /. proof OF more c1ncila.ory feeling TO
wards Englsud now growing up In hish Places Raj.
sis, but the inference Ia ~ incorrect tls sup
possd fact Though tho Languages arc tho same,
pains, indeed, taken 10 specify that a IL n,s
the English, but the American language which In meant
and In the ukase scH the word American" Ia ssded 10
puentbesos anor Tie word Easish,' and 10 in fact
proof not OF any increased love 70 The English bot thai ne
inhdbpdns u SIerd, particularly those hs bdnts of ~
Aroor reco0riss taG heir ftitve prosperity piu dsTsd
much raher h,ir dealings plh 0s Unped S,a, % ne
east by m>dss n rts dmoor u.an lcfA Osrmonv ON As
psa, Yah rhois ccnineW u land lying becn l,ru In
fuhcrance OF this evident rro~ future trade
he government . In 0ther quarters also M Trea, ex
eiuons 10 develops oil tho OF that psr OF toe
empire, and by organizing noslA the river and fleet
the Pacific ON the rur, robol, Trsoh and Obi there
are already number OF steamers engaged In tho convey.
srce goods and puangers On tho Amcor, ~ yet me
uafhc has stl u DO developed but much Is expected
em The treaty thai has lately been concluded vim japan
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Spanish Troops at Quarantine.

The bark Aralla Cap. Rera, arrived At this port from
Havana, while her way to Csciz spAn having pn n
In distress, laden with sugar sesan, ram and moasscs
The A. bad on board les Spanish soldiers, who we're
part Of 170o sent out by the spanish COVE uent 10 Hs
70 AID In queug any aubustering demonstration
that might appear In that quarter or these seventeen
hundred, one thousand se't carried OF By tho yellow
fever at Havana On rhursday, while she lay .! the
QoaraLlne anchorage, board opposed to
have yellow fever. The doctor visited hi an found /.
10 be ouy general debility. Tho vessel ei dschsrgo her
cargo Quarantine Monday and proceed 70 lno oy 10
air fhe soldiers viii 20 ashorc ~ the Marine H,sp
ta air and cleanse laeit garments and be given caee
Of the Spanish esnsul, no. 10 understood has crowded
accom- cations fer them 10 Brooklyn rho soldiers are
their way home. No other OF sickness ap
cd among the troops board the vosso except tho cafe
cited. The Amsla was very much shattered by the
siorm bcr sails were rer ana rigging part ally gons and
all hands congratulated the selves their naro~ osoapo
uhi
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THE PRESSURE IN EUROPE.
EYyEcrs OF THE AMERICAN yINAsoIAL CRISIS IN
HNgLAND

From the London Times (cty Article) Sept 10
The last Intelligence from New York suggests some
curious copsd, rsons regarding the conditions on which
Enghh capital 10 invested In America. The amount or
american securities held here can merely be oonect1red
Tive years back thought 70 be nsdrlv snp MILLIONS
HSriing, snd may te eiohy hundred millions
(t5o0 100000 Until the approach Of the Russian
ability Of the various railway ether companies 70
raise fresh money II ed second, third and
fourth marriages 10 london, having then resolved
weaker sort have gone into comparative Insolvency Fer
time, when diszisuons could no ionrcr be made from
capital the dcvioe hii upon OF paying wha. called
scrip dvidends and iherc cost nothing they al
!, he ,ss, ,bsye e proa, 81 sSou 10 ~,
cent bat unfortunately the balance had invariably
been absorbed through some temporary and sccidena
them in paper, redesmable yeAr or Two hence. The
plan, however although st nrst thought 70 be all
psrss Interested; and probably many Of our own Br
mpsham theorists have received from experience In
this respect, The nrst blow 70 their ideas regarding
tho nature and functions OF money. AT last, In
nun Der Of instances, exposure became Hnavoid-
able, examples OF deception, fraud and repudiaton
underslipgs went 70 pOin, which showed shsi IN The
minds OF the public years OF economy and good manage
men. would be requisite 70 resore any Of them 70 solid
position mus fsy the reauh had, perhaps, been little
other than might have been expected Il was the old
s'ory OF he state loans again Any honorable rsr
70 make demand ld1oe enough aud ne could OF al h.
wanted Ho would 90 to . leading ironmas,er, rive .
Syy .rd ,s s ss0us 80 :, y per cent .Sove
through brokers ana others tempted by q noble per
oentase, of suoh amount or stocks and bonds a.
mtht be deemed appropriate for the moment The
next and each succeeding year the prccsss might or
course be repested, rnos the prosperity or tae rar
srssSy constructed rendered extensions OF all kinds
o,pensblc But v. 70 have been su opposed ina, ex
perence dearly purchased would s lergth have gene
rated some prudence Apparently, however our people
incursbe The last ralvay that has broken
down the Michigan southern, and h said that only
few months havs elapgd since the Presfyi raid urs %
he English Shareholders dud induced them conssdTc,iv b
srtend hsr commitments Su ms snces OF m kind are
Ting compared sNb the wholesale spsthy exhibited
Incredible may tee,o. eisttn millions or more NJ
AmSrfcl scWites lft q take <ir chancs wiho,s o.
hcl5ys ringer edrnsHg dnpaine about them .sc " m
Ae Utas ting pdrbs The rail- gay npsller issue re2ris
only year, usually Of t1e most vague descrI ton
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rne London SIN Of the I'm OF september says.-rhe
American msre Prioress 10 avorsbly handicapped, and
des fie what The American papers msy urge 70 the con
rsry the success OF the "sas and strpos would
ne Tunes by staurs that the defeat OF Pryor ana
frioross hsd taken rls,c York. they should have re
ceivcd With dlstrusv the, goes 10 state hat the
"manssement Of Goodwood Races beyond suspIceu"
The London Sun of the 7th OF September says,-rels
grsu3s Information has reacaed Nottingham OF The die
covI New York Of Freterlck Baxter the abscondine
esukruA Only small sam Of money, about $3.50, -ss
fou nd upon bis person further OF GiO0 vas
yards obtained from him, making Geo.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Standard writing
on the Hn Of september ssgs-Toe Credt hober shares
sr continue In bad repute and they have been fur
ther depressed By considerable sales rhs resignation OF
several OF The directors haa been denied bot
70 believe bat this so will be on Jisy announced, and
thN thorough investigation OF s affairs viii be made.
The London Gcbe or the 1th ina renarks-we are not
swGo that N Aususte rhurneyssens association with
business on the contrary are inclined 10 doubt whe
ther tho cautions which We have fran ums 70 time put
forth have been sufficiently accepted by persons in
city; and We look with anxiety for any erplsna
tons which may be gve1 BY the sponsors OF Inc socels
de Creit hohier In Paris.
The London Clote OF TN or sestember ssy.;-rna lbs
ms oriy cf all PARTIES IN tse Ustsd States upon Uah
plague spot which shoud be wiped away ve have no,
the os. doubt that nr Bgehsnan anxious 70 make the
v Of the federation ieced and observed In Byvhs
Nounes d0mnions We have no Tes,ou 10 dIsbeeve me
however, has sh0 dls position 70 supure.s
the Mormon a1cmr alton 90 fW can be rssched wlth
the sabre and bsyonet Bt we quesl on vhes Ter this
"dome,uc nsIiiaton' In the Mormon serr'ilv: bnt be-
osuae The Mormon chiefs have dched Ns p,ysr Of tbe
fedefson na'sacfed and illnted m oloar- Nut set up
ioi u Of government which 10 no, republic
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VIRGINIA.
THE eRsar SonrHsns AND vssrlRs PANIC.

From tae Rlchmo Examiner Sept IS
The most remarkable flton OF things kaovu In
our SHANGHAI history exists s the North and West Az the
present lime bankruptcy and panic are running riot
The whole North ana West Mercantile presperir, cont
dence and enterprise failing prey 10 consum ng arm
and erusi IKE the srAss OF the western prares before
the Wild Gree which sweep those OF vere
ton In the dry leaf Of autumn. The whole country 10
eemng with produce and crops and yet the rar
porting them psrsly zed by the fall OF their stocks
and bonds and By want Of funds which financial ,kii
cunning extract from the pocs cts OF capitalists
They have transported mmcnse OF staple prosuoe
annually, for several years, for nothing and no with
rsrcd nnspces have nothing 70 show for their immense
Indebtedness 70 their share and bondhoders but ncs o.
worn out rails, rotten ties, dlspidated bridges broken
engines, used up and dirty depou Their .casurei
debs contracted In the noble and patriotic effort of doug
business nj dead loss and the vast superstruoiure
Northern and Western ocd which has been erected
ne hollow basis Of their worthless shares and bends IL
reehns ana toppng 70 n fall. A prey to usurers that
nave sucked out the fe's blood OF their credit and
sbomnsuon their shareho ders who have reaped only
disappointment and ruin from their operations their bus
nes oonouo'eu IN that crippled and dilapdsed msnner
waiting upon them In overwhelming quantities for trans
portaton.
The charges Of the srca. western and Northwestern
rsoads nave brought me boating business the New
pesscn a. 70 have reduced the cansls 10 sotude AMI
the lakes 70 drcary waste OF waters"
But the complication 0f Affairs only besnns -tth thts
n@ns'ion o. nkes and canals and this dlspidsuoa and
grain sccumulsnf In the woscri warehouse. eager
y seeking transit 10 csesbosrd and ve falling IN m for
ward nom the remarkable and snomaor tnst deaf
ets are disturbed by very natural spprehC lsion tho
have been In the habit OF ushing their q n.lgnmens
House sfer house In Boston, New York auU Phhslbrt
has been struck bv the OF ds,-iernou.cs aofpre
supposed 70 e, 49, fha really were, an9ng a1 - 'ch
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The PIN, white Oefalcation Case.
EXAMINATION BEFORE JUSTICE JAMES II. YLAg
DHEAU, ETO., Fro.


EXAMINATION BEFORE JUSTICE JAMES u. YLAE-
pREAU, Etc., EcC.
The cross examination Of Mr. James II. Stevens, the
broker at whose instance "Plino White WAS lately ar
rested charge OF derauding him and others out or
SAT ooo resumed yesterday afternoon the private
once OF Jusce fandroau a ,he Jefferson Market Police
Court.
Hon Levi g. Chsned appeared In behalf OF the plain
iTs and exJudse Whiting and Hon. Parish CLARK for
"Piin" VIII te, the latter conducting tho evidence.
Mr.. Stevens, upon being called 10 the stand, said--
Ny broshcr's name s Henry L. sevess; he resides 10
New York city he 10 younger than myself he len for
Europe two wcexs usce; have lived In Now York nino
In paytuefsp In the brokerage business we have
been In that business s,me three years more; was
forrccry engaged In the dry goods trade; my
sroner was In California some four years ago, engaged
In various pusus snoe bis return have bcep bust
ress r. ogether started lhe Bulls Head Bank and
,ome two yeaS ago removed 70 present
No 80 Chambers street: 1rst became acquainted with
"tn" he about emo year ago, bul know him previous
70 the, time one or customers he used 70 m
uncurreni money ,ro or three times each wo.k, wach
ws, irdeed, the only busress I did with him; once
heard OF Mr.. Wbi,o having some oonnectiop WITH
cevta In Id dus, orersdon but only recently thai
e.ired u was "phn" Wnhe cannot say who that
informed me; have Inquired Of my cuytomers Ia rela-
ton TO tho standing cf sr. While, how much he
vss WORTH aEd what kind OF o man ne wn
SS either August or september, 1885, thai ma 10 these
Inquiries they msdo before Mr. white applied for
ne nrst loan our nrtn had loaned hr, white money be-
ore November, 1858, mentioned Ia tho complaint; 20
have made him loans 10 sums Of monoy vsryn from Sioo
10 $500 mink the nrs. o nese small loans the
first or August 1850 one John D. Boott 70 Once
and SPOKE something In relation W "Pn" White; he told
ne The caher cf ine IDporters and Traders Bank had
teri him; cannot tell exactly What time Novem-
Dor that the a. SPOKEN CT he complaint made
net tell the amount OF the nysi loan; have Inc
checks 10 pos ession thai we're hen given 70 "Pln
White.
Al tic request or Mr. Clark tho examination Vas oourn-
ei ull next Tuesday, n3P.h
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Masonic Peace Convention.

largo nun Dor Of delegates from the various Masonic
lodges or this city working under the Lodge Of me
sale ofNeu York Of which tho Mos, wonhlpfol John g.
Less Grard Master, who In favor Of healing the
dren existing between The various city and country
lodges working under that jurisdiction ,inoe ls4s and
ls4s assembled at ODD Fellows dali evening" In com
p.n.e with the following call, ssued o each lodge Of The
jurisdiction In the city
Hrw yonk. Scot !. 1887.
An sdioafned meeting Of tae Masonic Psacs coos.hs m
e. Ssd % Ss ,o syssSns ess me z .san pso - he
he Conmiuee Aedie and attend other business
ns s. NJ ri. % ss .2asy s.s 'ssGes
,erd reprsssnauve. All sasler sssols gooi andsr
'''ps'1u' n'1' 70 '' isn william @ @cTSsRl. Chairman.
SSss s9ss : srs.T. s.rid, ., ,s,cre,ars.
The meeting was organized -iih worshipfal Brother
VIM. Gurney In The chair and Bros. Rob. Beatty and
up the repcrs Of The committee, appointed 81 pre-
yious meeting, 20 dram an address 70 she members d
The ursoi throws bout the Stale In tho
existing dcGues, vItn insiructious 70 prepare general
plan OF unios The Grand Lodges purporsng
State Of New YORK, Known The Ie~ls and Ws,r,ns a
rnty The committee reported that they had xven ths
subject their careful attention, and aer due elaboration
ana arsunent thereon had met with Tho unanm mS~s
approval of tho members OF Tho committee rho addrvss
% the ~ W. Grand kassers, w0dsns and brothers
Of he fraternity throughout the ste then read by
Brother James D Taylor. The document n very enxhy
bat extremely conservative In s tone oscai in ~
ssusuis = and truthful 10 10 dsd.csoss rsvie y mo
unaniniy which prevailed prior to the drt difficulties
1871 and narrses the various difficulties and heangs
tue same which bad tahen place subsequent 70 thn
period, end gives NE dates OF the difficulties, divisions
and unions which have taken place In this aAe,
respectively In 1871, 1923, 1897 and lsie II points Out
The grounds from which schisms and difficulties orr.
enated denies shai the brethren belonging 70 the city
we're inclined 70 compass union OF the parties - all hs
zads gives the reason vhich had moved them 10 attemt
70 bring about The for cessation OF pre-
udiocs and contention denies that the Oopvsston pad
any political or sesn ends 70 serve, or am ,inon 70 gr
ufy but sverred that on the contrary simply nso 10
view wish 10 do justice the cause OF Masonic progress,
and desire to pro the best Interests OF NE fraternity
large me address concluded BY inviting attention 70
the fact that large minority OF the lodges and cran mia
STATE are In favor Of union and peace -
The sddress and Of union heretofore pubhshed)
were received adopted and ordereu 70 be printed 10
rbst ru m ire number be discretionary with the
rsiee having he mater In charge, and copy thereof
tr,nsmlted 10 esh member of The Gran throughout the
sac work ng under the Jurisdiction
An<r the transaction or some Further unmporan bust
ress ire adjourned, subtsc 70 me call OF Tho
President
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Meresres 70 have 70 announcs ihe semporary suspon
nm We bsnk Of Pennylvsnis In This city. This has
oeen caused chiefly by the Of the bank 70 susssn
Me community during the recent trying times us iber
u 70 suspend for time
wm hoped that The policy OF the banks generally hay
ms oeen 70 sustain themselves, they world also have
ttener and sustained another. We cannot but
wlna mai vould have been wiser they had done 90
ne oonsequences may be are un prepared 10 say.
bot .ne immediate effect has been increase the public
urea aness, and THIS was manifested This morning BY
49,. 2, unusual excitement, and hb very question
aoe wnether portion or the system can be ao red
al and me remainder maintain Ne position.
nere one thirg worthy Of note In regard " the pre-
sent excierent. Ia totally unoopnec ed Win polics
s ptoaaiary distress of 1872, he troubles sere sx
Hh hy the polltiss scerbly that prevailed every.
We fsrhe' we're nsyed agrnn one another, and