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LORD PALNIERSTON ON THE INDIAN FORCE.
In the Indian debate in the Commons on the goth,
Lord Palmerston said
MY honorable friend the UnderSecrctary Of State for
War has explained generally the points of detail which
have been referred to in the course of this debate
can only repeat what he has said that in fixing the
Der OF the militia which in the first instance think it
expedient to imbody by no means bind ourselves not
to call out if circumstances should render 1t cxpe
dent to do So However, recruiting has gone with
great success in spite of the harvest and entertain
doubt that when the operations incident to this period Of
the year completed the number enrolled will very
rapidly increase and shall within very limited Pc
ROD be able to place in the ranks number of men equal
to that which has been sent to India My honorable and
gallant friend the member for Westminster repeated to-
night a very natural suggestion which made on
previous evening" that these troops should be sent to In
dia in screw nco battle Ships which could easily be
adapted to that purpose which could be navigated by
small screw and would carry large number of men with
convenience and despatch In the first instance such
may appear to be very advantageous but
would request the House to bear in mind other conside
ratons in regard to the amount of military force at
home which have been very forciby dwet upon We
reminded that we had been compelled to despatch
to distant stations large portion of the military force
for which asked and which Parliament granted for
the general purposes of the country IN time of peace, and
IL was said, By doing you have greatly weakened
your defensive at home and foreign countries
take advantage of your weakness, and either hold Ian
guagc which you ought not to bear or do things to which
you ought not to submit The answer which gave to
that was the people of this country would not endure
duct of that Sort and that If emergency should
aure men would be raised rapidly and upon the sud
den That very consideration, however, shows how in
expeent 1t would be to send to the other end of the
world the greater portion of naval force Hear,
hear Because although these steam battle ships
are il is true lying in ordinary and of no immediate USE
vet If any of these events should should want
suddenly put TO large feet; and how could we do
that If the ships which should require doing duty
as transports in the Indian seas Therefore think that
prudence shows that the despatch of these ships to the
would have been falling into the which the great
orator Of Greece imputed to the Persans. He said
when You strike blow at part Of them they put
forth their hand to that part and leave exposed every
other which may be struck in turn. Do not you Athe
mans, follow unwsc and foolish an example. think
that should have fallen into of the same kind
il had to India the fleet which circumstances
curing in Europe might at short notice render necessa
ry for our defence at Home. Hear, hear
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The republicans of Iowa have hit upon most extraor-
binary and veritablc hero for their candidate for gov
nor, General Ralph p Lowe, formerly of Dayton Ohio
he Dubuque Times republican, thus speaks Of his mill
|ny history
In our last war with Great Britain Mr.. Lowe pa
otsm above his paterna feelings and bis own and
hmilys interests and he enlisted and served under
t'n Anthony Wayne--better known, perhaps, as MAD
nhony' during the entire campaign, displaying, I'M
several trying circumstances great cooncss, bravery
fd wisdom. "
Mad Anthony in his grave long before the last
4 commenced, and before Mr.. Lowe saw the light Oh
~ And as he is comparatively young man yet--not
hiy at furthest he could not have performed many
oders in the late war.-Cmcipnai Enquirer.
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AMERICAN surgeon, who had been treating Walkers
men, and who had gone with them on board the Decatur
ursd him that there were not more than half dozen
American citizens in Nicaragua These chose TO remain
there.
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Marine Disaster.

NonroLK, Sept Arrived the brig Arabclia from
Aspinwall for New York with her foretopmast gone,
foremost sprung and loss of sails The were sick
with the Chagres fever.
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lhs old bag which carried the entire mail between
ruord Middletown, and New Haven in 1875, is still
served in the Of the Historical Society at Hart
M II is about eight inches wide by fourteen long, and
/" mold two or three quarts.
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Mr. Buchanan is President Of the United States, and
Pot Of the democratic Noble Mercury.
Precisely, and what is better, he will do all in his
power to keep the States united well knowing that he
fn do this in way efectually than by carrying
but the democratic platform and adhering strictly to his
Institutional duties. The constitution has guided and
be democratic spirit has impelled him hitherto, and
have shadow of doubt that they will do the same
feeafter Though not indifferent to the honest opin-
of any he will be turned from his patriotic course by
bone Of the abuse Of northern fanatics nor by the CEN
m of those in the South who bear good will to de-
fOcaey, and who possess little love for the federal
non He President Of the United States, and they
doubt his capacity integrity know little OF the
|mpcr and character Of the man they calumniate
louisiana Courier.
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Select school for Young Ladies',
ENGLISH AND FRENCH,

No. 500 Fares, betwee llh and l2h.
fINHlS SCHOOL viii be opened on Monday Septem-
Der ~ undcr tho personal superintendent Donald
Macleod ana 'he ladies Of his family with
perencs For thorough literary culture advantage the
scholars ~ 49, = - - =" ~
Sep t-dlOuf
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LATER FROM HAVANA. !
[correspondence Of the Journal Of conlnerce.l

Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
HAVANA, August "a, 1857.
This morning business opens withful confidence in
stability of banks and the suiciency of circu
on for all needful business PURPOSES under the
most stringent circumstances.
The sugar holders not yet inclined to give way Posi-
by there may be fraction yielded this week in favor of
hge buyers, but it is considered doubtful.
The steamer Catawba, from Charleston, Key West, &C.,
hvcd yesterday, and leaves to-day return voyage
s Empire City is off the port this morning transferring
psenges. .
The British steamer "Dee' left this morning for Vera
nz and Tanlpico.
We have had four cargoes Of Africans in the last ten
a and over 100 landed, not far of from this mu-
adpal jurisdiction We had celebration Of the royal
having been received by last British
aner masses In the cathedral every body assisting
nd with Examinations of the Palace and public square.
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BAIrxoRE, Sept Wilmington Eastman, importers
of sugar and molasses, have failed to large amount
BUFFALO Sept 4.--Oiyer, Lee, & Co.'S bank has
Inent
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fire in Vermont.

BnArnEBono, vt } Sept. "A terrible fire occurred
here this morning, burning twenty buildings including
several fine dwellings, paper mill and Estys rule fac
tory.
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Extraordinary Wheat Crop IN the South.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 4-The receipts of wheat in this city
for the month Of August amounted to upwards OF 6oo
600 bushels.
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nR. G. III. VAN PATTEN, Dentist, expects to
reach his home Sth September proxmo when,
and energy he will his professional duties
With abundant for believing his Washington
during the eighteen have generally satisfactory he
determined and MORT the public confidence
patronage, which he again respectfully solicts.
Office hcreooe) his residence Cedar Hill villa Pennsyva
mia avenue, Georgetown
Sep 2-d7t .sf8ts ss
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Marble Manufa ctures, Tombs, statuettes, Etc

Marble Manufactures, TOmbs, Statuettes, Etc.
TINE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
T. ton Of the public to his large and elegant stock of
MARBLES, ToMTSroNFs, AND MONUMENTS
AZ his establishment NORTH Twelfth
streets. ba4.8
lie has his employ experienced
and marbles and In other description of
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his manufacture, and OF superior quality.
LINTIIS, DOOR AND WINDOW sIIIS CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK FI4AGGING, NC.
In fact everything that required marble andstone bust
ness either for utility taste for the fine
He deems particular description his
daily invites visit TO his yard whore every Judge
self
In addition to the above number
beautifully wrought Ranettcs suitable
dem OF them imported by himself Italy please
not the fancy he win manufacture order such
By hs varied facilities prompness and attention
he hopes 10 meet the expectations OF IFS patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3--d0m
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
1T is NOT A DYE.
AIIen,s WarIdsx Hair


Gray haired bald persons hair scalp
following and judge Of tho articles;
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens ZyIobalsamum,
tho b hair dressing for old or young csnt being oen ecaea.
IN s9sss Of hair filling &C without shs hes'oeI W. ~ "a.
PRESIDENT j. H EATON IL D. Mareasboro' Tenn aNotwlh.
standing irregular The falling on Of hair ceased and my
t, locks 3 restored os TO original color &c -
cown q Glory belonging to old men, 10 the original hue
REV THAoHER years Of age Pitcher chenanso county
New York My hair is now restored nothing fs Dye,
REV. D. n WOOD, Mddie,own New York ary own hair and
that q another my family has greatly ekenod where almost
REV JAMES MCKEE New YORK city, recommend. u &c
REV W. PoRTEUS sanwich, Conn IL has sanguins
REV oRswoTD Washington N H really ofacae.ou. in
REV. spIlfT, Lowrbargh, pennsylan and do
REV p TusrN charicston C. The wie hair has
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD Meriden N "wo worry highly
.rv your = ps s,!s%,, e,a, &c q, A..
INV, hair turn n as ss when was young Z DC
falling and caused growth &c.
REV FRIK chaiaaque county u lam satisfied and
REV NORRIS, Cross River, Nav York nh the best pepAa
REV wM CUTTER Editor Mothers Magazine, York,
sy- We nigh, swell this list but, If not convinced TRY IT.
We export these % Europe and they
tall merchants in the O. s., Cuba Or Canada '
Depot, 900 Broome street, N. ",
where a and inquries
Some dealers 10 sell articles instead Of this which they
make profit Write 70 depot Coz circular terms and nrms
Genuine signed, Mrs. Allen, written in Ink
counterfeits.
Aug ls-eodam
wheeler Il Wilson.
MANUFACTURING coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Hnmiies, Aanyaau,ers and Others.
FTHESE machines combine all the improvements
that have invented. Their extensive
aud tho and commentator that they
ceved the recommending them
have been in sufficiently long e Thorn thoroughly and
given entire satisfaction M
Among undoubed oy possess Others
Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
from arrangement and need OF repairs
"a Unexampled ease and rapdty Of operation.
80. N0selcss movement
perfection stitching their appIca-
bilty TO variety OF purposes and materials
Principal once No 34a Broadway New York and their sgencss
the principal cities Of the Union
May 26--lyt
Fashionable Dry Goods In New York.
N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stantly on hand /; also, full and
f54 ATTRACTIVE STOCK CARPErINGs
OIL cloths maings rugs, mats materials curtains ga
cornces window shades, &C., &C., 30,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
LORD TAYLOR,
255 267, $50, Grand
May 2e-ly md AZ and 40 Cstharins street
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR Law,
Rooms 20, "a, No. l6 Wall area, Nw York
Cyrus w. Field a Co.,
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The Ohio Ricer.
More Failures.

WHEELING, Va,) Sept. 4.Tho river still continues in
good boating order.
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MOST Absorbing BOOK OF THE AGE
lvl Consuelo by George Sand. Price SO cents.
The Countess Of Rudostadt by George Sand SO cents
Sylvester Sound the Somnnhnl by Henry Cockton
Corinne, or Italy by Madame De ssacl so cents
Life and Beauties OF Fanny Form volumes 81 bound 81 rs
Sam Slick the Clockmakcr, . vols. 81 bound 81 rs.
Con Cregan the Irish Gil Bias by Charles 80
Just received at TAYLOR & MAURYS Bookstore
Sep 2-3 Near 9th street
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University or Nashville.
rTNHE Medical Department opens November 2; the
IL free preliminary course, October 8, 1857.
Apply 10 PAUL f. EVE, Dean
The Collegiate Department Western Military Institute commences
session September comprises complete classical course,
elective engineering scientific and agricultural
branches preparatory school Tuition boarding washing fuel
500 twenty weeks Modern languages each $40
Last session there $50 students the departments
Apply to h. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent
NASHVILLE, Tenn. July IL, 1857. a' +.
Aug 5-3mjsw&ws
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1t is estimated that 81 1876, 1873 viii still be necessary
for their completion that the entire cost of the ex
tensions when completed will be over five and half
millions. The cost of the old building and grounds was
about three millions and it is thought that the new
dome will not fall short of million and half SO
that the American Capitol when completed and by the
finishing touch of art crowned the finest building in the
world will have cost about ten millions of dollars
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Sept b-.-6tw

GCHOOL BOOKS Of the latest editions and strongly
~ bound such used In the city and District for the
lowest prices by FTliYCR TAYLOR.
Sept 3E l3satfstt#t
Georgetown College.
@ udies will be resumed in this institution on Mon
~ day the 7th Of September b. A. MAGURE,
Aug 26-lm President.
INOR RENT.--A rare chance.--Now under con-
struction IL large rooms Of
lights The location principal
the city we'll adapted dentists daguerreo
typ ofccs airy basement suitable
any whole finished lighted
most improved manner after the New York styles. M
3% WALL 4 STEPHENS,
No. 322 Pennsylvania avenue,
T" between 9th and 10th streets, entrance
Aug 1o--imf
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CoAL.-But three hundred and twelve tons of coal
arrived at the landing for this city yesterday The win
ter supplies of this necessary article in but slowly
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MISS BROOKE,s
English and French Boarding and Day school
Collectors once, city Han,

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS-Deduc for prompt
IN paymenNoce hereby given the taxes 70, Inc year
1857 payable ONCE and tnt Deduction Of
ten cent allowed by law for the year paid on or bc
rore tne lnih day % september next JAS y HALLIDAY
July lo-eodhu Collector
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIN cArrToL EXTENSIONS. The appropriations for the
Capitol extensions have been as follows
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EuRNITURE AND HOusE-ruRNIsHING Goods

reduced pricesho subscriber, intending
enton exclusively the auction and commission
offers for sale his stock OF furniture and
ing goods greatly reduced prices for cash satisfactorily
notes. JAS c. MAGuIRF.
Aug 25--sodIm Auction and Commission Merchant
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Depot, 900 Broome street, N. Y.

where address al IeIters and Ihqufies.
Some dealers sell articles instead OF this which
profit Write depot for circular,
ton Genuine signed, Mrs A. AH written Ink
counterets.
Aug l8-eod3m
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Ben. a. Il. A. WhitlOck 81 Co.,
ID Beeknaa Street, Of Nassau opposite the Asor
House, vi
PRoPREToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cREafANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants Otard Dupuy, Hcnnessey
other highest reputation pro-
peto Of the celebrated brandes In tho flavor q
Cognac, viz:
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard
Iiqucur champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac.
Also GE3 Ne
Exclusive importers OF the &af4
Old Royal Ho,,ands tr t..E,15E
Burgomasier SchnapIs,
And several brands sherry Madeira and Port wnsa &C., no.
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, CREaiANT.
b. La A. w. Co. tho exclusive OF this wine sAd
are receipt of shipments by regular packets and those who
not have given trial to do their that
win be found dacy flavor and quality
present imported ~ss3s& ass& ie8E FafE
Benz. M. Whtlock a#M
Edw'd A. Whitock, a
Fredk j. Haverstck, BEN. x T. A. wHITLOCK CO.
Oliver W. Dodge, 8F4ss
Henry Cammcyer.
May 26-1y*
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENE LATrIIA ARCHITECT, N. s b. SC
DESIGNS made for co~cretc churches, villas, cot
IL tages farm buildings ONCE Goihica Cappaqua
Wcstchester county, New York
June 17--du
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Commercial intelligence.
Reported for the Emigrant Aid Journal.
ST. PAUL. Sent. q. 1857.

Reported for the Emigrant Aid Journal.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 9, 1857.
The great and numerous failures at the East, begin
ming with the lcyiathan institution, the Ohio Life In
surauee and Trust Co., for three millions, have some
what affected this extreme point. Money i. decidedly
Eight" Assurances from reliable sources East, that
the worst is over, and the i" Eastern panic will soon
subside, has checked the alarm beginning to be mani
tested here. The country is now better off than the
cities and towns, their abundant wealth, especially south
of this, is readily convertible, being the " staff Of life."
Many Of the produce merchants are turning their atten-
ton to the fact that their future importations must be
to some other quarter than Minnesota. This market is
too one,sidcd to give regularity to prices. The inquiry
for produce of all kinds will be light for some time to
come but there will be a large demand when the win
ter stocks are being laid in. Prices will then 90 up and
remain 80, no matter how low they may come down just
now-the deficiency north is very serious.
The follow quotations are about the present figures
Flour-Snper6ne, bbl., $50 ; extra 7 a $50. Corn
Meal a $50 per bag. Grain-Wheat, bus, l,25 a
$50 rye, ! a i Ito; oats 55a56cts. Potatoes, 65a75
eta. Onions 100. Provisions-Mess pork 28a3O Dbl.
Mess Beef IL dolls.
The supply Of vegetables is now large, and prices arc
coming down.
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N.lNINGER CITY PROPERTY.
Iserr 4 stones AAdiilon.

Having completed our addition | am prepared to otter
avnumher of very valuable City Lots for sale. This
addition is universally pronounced the most beautiful
part Of Nininger City, and lying AS it does convenient
to the Upper Levce, which viii when properly improved
be t,e main Steamboat landing, aud also the landing
for the Ferry-boat--it must very soon become the most
valuable part Of the city. am prepared to sell lots on
easy terms aud at low prices to persons who may desire
10 build and open any kind Of mercantile or mechanical
busipfs. To parties wishing to 60 into manufacturing
Machinery, Agricultural implements or Cabinet Forni
ture, Nininger City holds ont great Inducements. | am
ready to afford every facility and will contribute liberal.
IL to any person who will 20 into either Of these opera
tions.
For further Information apply to ANDREW LEV.
ERING, Esq st Paul, or -
JOSEPH C. HERR,
5:ly 1922 Market st. Philadelphia.
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NlNlNGER CITY LOTS FOR
SAT- X. #"3
s1OnAea3y, Cave. .s11-51@ :=.ee. 4:Oitl~sasfats~' Adj
doll0w 10 Nlm0n.ev City.

E>O1saeaty, Gase. ::ss-== :=..s: 4:0lA-,esiat..' Al.
dlil0m 10 Sinln=er city.
The valuable tract Of land adjoining ,la eastern ems
Of The City Of Nininger having been surveyed and plat
ted, the Proprictors now offer lots fr sale On ii, com
modating terms.
Contiguous to the main improycla NJ, and in imnleAi
ate proximity To the Levee. the graded street. Ergl
Saw Mill, Re-d's Sash, Blind 4 Door Factory, k.mp'
Stove \ Hardware Depot, Loichet \ I!lark'- s:n.-, Il"
Hotel, Warehouses, Grist Mill, and Printing Office ;th'
undersigned feel justified 10 claiming for these lots great
or value either w business locations or for private resi-
dsnces than any other portion Of the town
The lots are considerably larger than corresponding
lots in the original town limits; the streets run parable
TO, aud at the foot Of the bluffs, thus preserving building
sites Of unequalied beauty and commanding position
Whatever improvements experience suggested, have beer
introduced in the survey Of this addition regardless o.
expense or sacrifice Of ground.
A large portion Of the River Front has been reseryel
for the Engine House, Machine Shops, Car Sidings
Freight and Passenger Depots, &c of the Niningcl
and St. Peter Western Railroad, the survey Of which
has been commenced, and the route of which a. indicated
on the maps Of the Addition furnishes the only practica
bic grade by which connection can be had with the Mis-
sissippi River
The travelled Road to and from the neighboring towr
Of Hastings passes through this addition, and a brort
Avenue has been laid out with a view Of Strengthening
the Road, diminishing the distance, and speedily render
ing it . great thoroughfare.
Lots in this Addition will be sold without any oner
nns condition raapecting improvements The natnra
advantage of the location has already induced the cur
rent Of business and improvement in this direction
Such conditions are therefore unnecessary but the Pro
prietors will always be prepared to offer liberal induce
ments to Machinists, Manufacturers, Mechanics, and
others whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
progress Of Nininger.
For further information apply personally or by mai
to either of the undersigned Proprietors.
IGNATfUS DONNELLY, Nininger City.
JAMES r. CASE
GEORGE H. BURNS,
!. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH. Winsl0wIIOuse, st. Paul
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48 and AZ Modat's Buildines, Nsw York
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