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SIS WITNESSES, OR THE F0RGER
CONN1GIEDI

T0HN S. DYE, Is TIE AUTHOR, WHO
% has had 10 years experience as n Barkcr and
= Publisher, and Author of series of Lectures at
:. the Broadway Tabernacle. when, for 10 success
: siye nights; over 20 %, 600 feop,e @s1A greet
- cd him with rounds of applause, bile he cNhib-
= tied the manner in Which CoUntoifeiters execute
= their Frauds, and the surest and shortest means
: Of detecting them
: The Rank Note EndtarsYs III srp Hat he Is the
= Greatest Judge Of Ptsper Money Living
Greatest Discovery OF the Present
= CENTURY FOR
= DETECTING COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES
: Describing every genuine Bill in Existence, and
exhibiting at glance every Counterfeit in cireu=
; lation!
( Arranged co admirably, that R6fo4eaee is easy
: and Detection isinstantaneous.
Z No index to examined No pages 10 hunt up
= chsrt Banker and Business Men can see all at a
: glance:
: English, French and German.
= Thus each may read the same in his own
tive tongae.
;: Mosr PEErEcr BANK NOTE List PtGlsuEp.
Also, a list Of all the
= PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA.
= eOmpiet ASumnarY Of the FiSASfE OF En-
sosa md ANnRIoA will be published IN each ed
= len. together with all TIE important 4 EMS OF
=. TIE DAY. Als0, a series Of TALES from au
= cd Manuscript found in the East. II furnished
: the most complete history of
ORIENTAL LIEF,
- Describing the most nerpeXing positions in
= Rboh the ladies and gentlemen Of that country
; have been so often found. These stories will con
= tiuue throughout the whole year, and will prove
the most entertaining ever offered to the public.
. ~" Furnished weekly 20 subscribers only, al
: II year. Letters nut i be addr1ssed To
Publisher and Proprietor, soWall st., \. Y.
MAY 8, 81,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17

Cadion to Farmers. Mr.. George ~,
Eihncer, living near town, has lost head
OF young cattle and 2 mileh cows, within
the last few days, by permitting them t.
run in the same field where he vas feeding
his hogs The hogs ate tho stalks Of corn
ana left them on the ground after chewing
These were taken up by the cattle. eaten,
swallowed, and not being ligestihle, nrodu-
ced anitohing al over They at once CON.
menoed rubbing thor heads, when lbeir
throats swelled, and in short time death
ensued. We have heard Of o.her farmers
losing cattle that were suffered to run where
Aaz we're fad ID s way -Ro 4. Hg,
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W. PETER SON,

stfGaRdte % kRe htt4aetPA'n
Coliegc Of Pharmacy.
SUCCESSOR TO J. b. wooB0
WHOLESALE & RETAIL. DRUGGIST,
Cap. 1Esa Z Main Sta, RichSdaf =.
4 AFFEkS for sale complete assortment Of
- Pure Drugs, Medicines end Chemicals, Fan
~ articles, Hair, Tooth and Nail BRUSHES, Paint
brushes Fine Segars, Chewing Smo,ing To.
.baeen Of various brands, Perlumery Colleagues, TX
tracts, Patent Medicines, &C., &c.
Machinery. Earning and Pain; OILS.
Pure refined Gard, Sperm and Solar Oils, Linsccd
Oil, Spts. Turpentirc, hest English and American
White Lead, Dry Ground Colors Window Glass
aud Putty. Also
Best Indigo, Nader and Dye Stuifs.
He w6fld res cctfnlly invite the attention Of
Gereian,s, Phys,cians, and all Dshers n want of
articles in his line to his wei, rcected stock which
he is prepared to sell upon the lowest aad most fa-
~erahie terms to cash and prompt buyers. All ar
tgles sold II, BE warranted as represented and
particular will DC tshen in the shipping aud
forwarding OF goods.
Orders froa puaetual customers respcctfu-
IS solicited and carefully and promptly hled at the
lowest market rates. ". PETERSON.
RirhmnHd, Nav %, Is57.-1v.
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EcW Segar and 3'ohacco store.
Q 2 ? OSITE nEVIRGINIA HOTEL

At}iaiai7,g Kamerars Je,oeirg Store.
s. @ ,ne lovers Of the Weed, and chewcrs Of To
earcoi beg leave to anneuree that have 0peY.
et!. vEG4H H. Nd T0BAGC0 ESFABLhSH=
}{ENf at the above mentioned stand where at all
jaas, mas BE foundSegars Of all the most admired
Bffnds Of imported aud domestic Manufacture,
with Chewing and Smokin. Tobacco ef the very
aes sind. A practical experience Of many years
- tae abore business, and thorough knowledge
# he same, iustiiies me III saying that can supply
I'll demiR,tsd administer tothe tatse Of the most
'urStel ate toDaecn chcwersand smcSers hope my
many friends viii give me trial. aud .heir Kind
.upp0rt, in my endeavor to establish myself here,
,fnnisingthem strc: and thfllatteatioa td bus
mess WILLIAM BAkkMAN
Mnv % ISaR
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Common Sense IN H9fe8 poes6.-5t
is said, with a great deal of force, thai
Imone5ed mcn ere tue veriest erayens en-
earth--so timid that at the least alarm they
pull their heads, turtle like, within THEN
shells, and, snpgly housed, hug their gilt
tering treasure until all fear IS removed
| The consequence is. that few days dis
turhanee ofthe monetary atmosphere brings
on perfect deaith of not only the precious
metals, but of even paper money, their rep
resentatiyo. Moneyed men never adopt
the tactics of mutual supports hence, as
soon as a shot is fired into the flock, they
scatter, each looking out for himself, each
distrustfal of the other, aud each recognize
ing only the great law of sellishness, which
is, to take care q number one. Courage
has saved many an array, even when am
muniton was low aad many y Soc has been
scattered by enc yell OF deianee when there
was not cartidge left,
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0eroRER I, ] 4. ii.
TIE Convention assembled pursuant to
adjournment
Mr.. Conrad from the Committee appoin-
ted for that purpose, reported the following
series Of resolutions, being those originally
offered by himself, as amended BY tie Com
mittee:
/. That we regard ,ds maintenance of
the credit Of the Commonwealth as the FIRST
duty Of The banking institutions as well as
, the citizens ct hginia, aud therefore as
sent haqrdly te the spirit Ct the letter Of
| N'oY. Wise to tie Auditor and Treasurer,
which has been read
2 That, with all respect to The source
from which it comes, we feel bound to say
tha3 n tile opinion of this mo4ting the spe-
ciho remedy suggested in the letter is I'M
necessary, impracticable, and unequal AS
between the aepositorics and the other banks
Of the State, and also calculated to excite
an injurious competition between the banks
in regard 70 tho funds sent on in payment
Of the revenue BY tho collectors
B That provision for the amouna efthe
State payments To be made abroad for inter
est on her bonds ON the lstof January next,
amounting, as Ne are Informed f. Tie sua
OF S329 p90 Ia the aggregate, VIII fally
protect her credit.
4. Ihat a contribution Of specie or &aW
York funds By each bank IF q per eensum
on is capital, VIII make Q5'i provision.
q. Hhat III eur apniea tie spirit & lie
Governor letter will be complied aisb, ii
each h8Bk, for ITSELF, shall undertake with
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al advertising for less time than three months,
vii be charged for at tho usual rotes--$l 90 per
square for The first three insertions, end tieeHtyJoc
cents for each su5se yaeRt ISSUE.
TIE oboce titss le;H be strirtiy adhered to- Tac
circulation offke YiNDfCA T0R, is one Of PIE lar-
GET IN the State, aud hence Of the best adrertis
fHg medi1ns.
ass, Jon WORK. of az descriptions promptly
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S. SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME
G A7 r A |. Pr ZE
n - q y "a ~ n Nses

y ~ + a H. l. Il 4 E.
Re $ 6 q o @ 0!!s-zg
The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN
( Co, Managers OF tire Fort Gaines Academy
LOTTERY, in each of their lotteries for October,
1857, ut AUGUSTA, Georqia, to which city they
have removed their Principle Ollice.
CT A s S 5G,
&c be lrewain the c.5y eff Augusta, Ca, in public,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Sd, 1857,
GG.gSiS JS,
TIE be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga in public,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1857.
CLASS t5S,
To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Ca, in public
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1857.
GE.4.SS SO.
To be drawn in the City of Augusth, Ga, in public,
SATURDAY, eeGfGBEB I'D, 1857.
CLASS 60,
TO DO dra~nin the City Of Augusta, Ca, in public,
en-
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31st. 1857.
On the Ptlee Of Single Numbers.
5,495 p E [ II E e sly
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BY this great and important remedy, weakness
&c the organs speedily cRrcl and full ygor res
ared. Thousands of the laest nervous and debiiita-
ted, whahad lost all HIRE. haee Seee .inmediatciY
relieved. All simpedmenis r. Marriage, Physical
Of Mcntal Disqualification, Nervous lrritabihtY,
Trcmhlings aud Weakness, exhaustion If the
81 nj lad 5,1 Il
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hespeetiuIly, yours, No.,
KlEEpN A

4lI3-N II 4 ~ ~ tfo9Is
To the FrRsT AuDlToR, and the TREASURER
Of the Commonwealth Of Va.
Mr.. Conrad having submitted to The con-
sidesatioa Of the Convention a series Of res
olutions, and the same having been discuss
ed, it WIS, upon the motion Of Mr. South
all,
Resolved, Thata committee Of Eve be
appointed, of whom the Chairman shsll be
one, to report . meeting of this body to
be held at ! o'clool, this evening. upon tho
resolutions offered by Mr.. Conrad, aud gem
orally upon any o,her matter of business
they nay deem important.
The Chairman named, rs fur O he said
committee, Messrs. Cmgaa. 6outhall, ia
cobs and Stevens
Adjourned to meet at o'clock this
evening
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CORTLAND SYRUP & SUGAR
20 l. - 49,,

100 bills A Sugar
Just received and for sale at factory prices, by
F0WLE Il CO., Agents.
Alexandria, July Is, 1851.
& ADDLE-BAGS.- "A few pair of the most apprav
- ed styles of Physicians Saddle-bags aud lhysi
cians Pocket Cases, instreceiyed and for sale by
July i, 1857. LINK KINNEY
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yy'IIE founder of this Celebrated institutions the
Il only regularly Educated Physician advcrti-
sing-oilers the most certain, speedy and only eff
fectua remedy in the world for
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4 cure Warranted in two days.
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Member Of the Royal College OF surgeons London
Graduate from Of The mnsi eminent Colleges Of
he United States, and the greater paft OF whose
lie las been spent i,i the Hospital Of London Far
IS. Phita rirhia, ani clst0hefc, hrs effected some
e the most astonishing cures HAT were ever known.
Many troubled with ring ing in tlla ears and head
Whom asleep great nervousness. being alarmed 1t
sudden sounds, and basil Eulucss. with frequent
biushng, attended sometimes Vih deraugemon OF
ind q. r. f,Itffa} ;frutfs4fattafy
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YOUNG MHN
MARRIAGH

should reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the pros.
peet hourly darkens to the view the mind becomes
Swallowed with despair aud filed with the melan-
choly ree ction that the happiness Of another be-
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April
Notice.
WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA
RAILROAD.

There will be meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the w. & A. R. R. Company,
at the Court House. in Winchester. Tenn,
on THURSDAY the 18th OF MAY, 1857,
for the purpose Of elecling Directors for
said Company for the ensuing year; and
that at said meeting application will be
made to admit as Stockholders in said
road, all those persons who have subscribed
stock in the same in Lincoln County
Tennessee, for the purpose Of extending
their main trunk to the town Of Fayette.
Vile, according to the provisions Of the
act Of the Legislature ofTennessee, chap
ter 200, section 7, passed February 18th
1852. .......
Done by order Of the Board.
WV. EDw. VENABLE, Pres't.
F. T. ESTlLL, Secretary. I'd
Fayetteville Observer, and Lincoln Journal
copy I'd and forward accounts.
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How TO 90 UP SHIRT BosoMs AND Col.
nAss.-We have often heard ladies' OK.
press desire to know by what process
the fine gloss observable on new linens,
shirt bosoms, collars, ETC., is produced
and in order to crafty them, we submit
tho following receipt, taken from an ex.
change, for making Gum Arabic Starch
Take or. fine white gum arabic
powder, pu, It into pitcher, and on it a
pin, or more Of boiling notwithstanding
% the degree Of strength you desre---and
then having covered it, letit set all night.
In the morning pour carefully from the
dregs into clean bottle, cork it and keep
i, for use. A tablespoonful Of gum water
stirred into pint Of starch made in the
usual manner, will give to either white
or printed lawns a look Of newness,
when nothing else can restore them after
washing. Much diluted, it is also good
for thin musin and bobnet."
We have tested the truth Of this re
coipt, havinghad collar done up accord
ing TO the direction, and If any Of ou
fair friends have any doubts as to the
efficacy Of the receipt, they can see {
sample by calling at our office, or satisfy
themselves next Sabbath, when we will
give them all chance Of seeing i, on
ouI neck, as Sunday is a day of rest
generally Sc, apat. for church duties, nice
dressing, pretty looks, critical sxamina'
ton, &c.
Tho Gum Arabic Powder can be found
a, either Of our Drug Stores
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ShpriN's Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

On Monday the 18th day Of May next,
at the Court House door in Winchester,
we will sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the several tracts oflanl adjoining each
other, and lying in Franklin County Ten.
nessee in civil district, No. g., lying on
Elk River and on both sides Of the Nash
vile & Chattanooga Rail Road-boun'
ded on the East by the lands of. G. Nc.
Cutcheon, Mcrel d. Embrey and R. S.
Corn. On the South by the lands ofW.
B. G. Muse, deceased, and J. w. Corn.
On the West by the lands ofSherrol vii.
liams and Dr.. VIM. Eslil, and on the
North by The lanls Of w. w. Sharp, w.
Gossage and D. B. Stamps, and being
the several tracts Of land conveyed to
said defendants, by William EstilI, by
deed dated 81 Oct, l549, and regstere
in Book U, page 1888, Of the Registers
Office Of said County, by L. P. Sims, by
deed dated 81 Oct. lS49, and registered
iu Book U, page $40 Of the Registers off
ice of said County, by John Fitzpatrick,
and Cornelius Faris, by deed dated l Nov.
l849, and registered in Book U, pare 2s4
Of the Registers office Of said County,
by Rober, B. Duncan, by deed dated 2lst
Feb. 1850, and registered in Book U, page
308, Of the Registers office Of said Coun.
ty, and by John Fitzpatrick by deed da'
ted & June, 1852 and REGISTERED in Book V,
mage 70 of the Registers Office of said
Countv, containing altogether acres,
upon which is situated the Alisonia Man.
ufacturng establishment. Also the wa.
er power Of R. S. Corn as conveyed TO
said defendants and said James A. Deery
by said Corn, by deed, dated 25lh Octo
her l849, and registered in Book U. page
236, Of the Registers office Of said Coun'
ty. Also, the water power Of William j.
Wood, as conveyed to same, by deed da'
|,el 26 October, lS49, and registered in
Book U, page 237, of the Registers Off
ice OF said County. Also, the water pow
er of Robert B. Duncan, as conveyed to
same, by deed dated, 25 October, lS49,
and registered in book u, page 245, OF the
Regis !er's office Of said County, all oil
which water powers, are adjacent to said
several tracts Of land, and all Of which, and
the improvements thereon, are levied up.
|, on, as the property Of w. B. & R E
Deery, to satisfy executions and orders o.
. sale against them in our hands in favoro
the Ocoee Bank OF Tennessee, Aexnn
! der Wheless, w. B. NJ. Brame, Ross D
Deery, w. A. & J. G.. McCelland, A. C
,, Van Epps, the Planters Bank Of Tennes
sec, Moses w. Wetmore, the Presiden
and Directors of the Bank Of Tennessee
Wilson, Bradley & Co., and William L
Seargent.
Sale in legal hours.
L. w. GONCE, Sheriff,
JAMES MASON, Dep. Shift.
Abr II. 1857. IDS
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State of Tennessee, franklin Co.

State of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
District Chancery Court at Winchester.
Ann Upton,
VS..
J. G. Brazeton, J. B. Turner and others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master, that said defehlant, j.
B. Turner, is a nonresident of the State
OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro.
cess Of law cannot be served upon him ::
|, is, therefore, ordered that publication
be made in the Home Joumal"--a news.
paper published in Winchester, Tenn
for three successive weeks, requiring said
non. resident to make his personal appear.
ance herein on or before Wednesday al.
ter the third Monday in August next, and
plead, answer or demur TO complaiant's
bill, or the samo will be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing exparte as to
him.
HI FRANCIS, c. & NJ.
Apr I8. . 3w
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR CIOPTON offers his profession.
al services to the citizens of Winchester and
vicinity, and hopes by strict attention to his
duties TO merit liberal share Of patronage
Office on Main street, opposite Brooks Ho.
tel; Resdence-one formerly occupied by
A. S. Colyar, Esq.
Jan Is, 1857. Iy
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DIR. T., G.. MURRELL,

Respectfnlly announces to the citizens OF
Franklin county that he has permanently set
tied in Winchester, where he hopes to receive
share in the practice Of his profession in its
various branches.
Residence on High Street, in the house for
mery occupied by DR.. Clopton; Office on
Main st., nearly opposite the Mountain House
Marco 1y
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gay- The undersigned bsgs leave TO
inform the citizens OF Winchester and vi.
entity that he syet in town, and is pre-
pared to put up Anbro,yPes and Melain-
o,ypes in the highest perfection oil the prt.
Meianotypes encased in lockets, breast
pins, &C., &C., in the most approved
style.
Call aud examine specimens.
q. HUBBARD.
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Administrators sale.

Ay virtue Of the power and authority
in me vested by the last will and Tesla,
ment Of Richard Sharp, ST., deceased Of
Franklin County, Tenn, | will on the
25th day Of April NEXT. 1857. at the late
residence Of said Richard Sharp, ST., ont
mile and a half north Of The town OF
Winchester, proceed to sell 10 the highest
bidder the following slaves belonging to
said estate, to wit One man named
BEN aged about IS or 80 years; GABRl.
Ell, man aged about as or 46 years
HANNAH, woman aged about As or48;
and Little GABRIEL, a small boy, aged
abou, 5 or years, or q credi, Of twelve
months.
The purchaser will be required to give
bond and approved security for the puI
chase money, and lien will be retained
on the property until the purchase mon
ey paid.
Also, at the same time and place, | Will
sell to the highest bidder on the same cred
it, all the other personal property devils.
ed by said Richard Sharp, ST., in his last
VIII and Testament to his widow during
her natural life. that has not been dis
posed by her previous TO her DEATH
The purchasers will be required to give
bond and approved security for the same.
&c., and attendance by
THOMAS FINCH,
Administrator with the Will annexed,
Of R. Sharp, ST., decd.
Marco IDS
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Land for Sale.

By virtue OF decree of the Chancefy
Court at Winchester, pronounced al the
February Term, 1851, in the cause OF r.
L. Faris, Administrator, &c., and others,
complainants against VIM. G. tar's and
others, defendants-l will on Saturday,
the 23ld day of May, 1857, before the
door Of the Court House in WINCHESTER
Tenn, offer for sale to the highest bidder,
upon a credit of one and two years lex
cept enough required to be paid down 10
pay costs and solicitors fees) the follow
ing tracts Of land: beginning on Rock
Creek, Franklin County Tenn, of which
VIM. Faris died seized and possessed, viz;
one tract Of 100 acres, one Of 80 acres
and one of 46 acres. Bond and security
will be required of the purchaser and a
lien retained upon the land until the puf
chase money is paid. If thought best,
said land will be divided in lots to sui
purchasers.
HUI FRANCIS, C. q M.
APRIL ids
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ADw1N1sTIsATOks's NOTsCE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of w.
B. Wagner. decd, are requested 10 pay the
same Immediately. as no further nItIce viii!
be given.
Persons having claims against the estate
are notified to present them duly authentco'-
ed. j. FRIZLELL, Adm r.
Feb &. 1S57 an
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

| am now prepared 10 execute, in the
best style Of the art,
AlBHOIyPEs, PEEOFQGRAEIl5,
OR
DAGU Fri L 0 I PES,
al my rooms, over Hcughton & Loush
mil'er's drug store.
Those wishing miniatures, please call
and examine specimens.
The Ambfotype | have recently intro.
duced, and succeed far beyond my most
sangune expectations. They are surely
great improvement over the DaSueneo
type, both in beauty Of appearance and
facility Of execution.
Bring on your children-they can be
taken before they can have time TO move
Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed or nc
charge. J. w. HOUGHION.
Winchester. Aug. 16. '58-,E
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Valuable VoNn Properly Tor enIc

wish to sell at private sale tie comlorta.
BILE Frame Dwelling, on Jefferson street, IN
the town of Winchester, now occupied by
James Esilll, Esq.
TERMS-'rwenty-ihree hundred dollars,
ON one and two Years credit, with bond and
approved security, and lien retained upon
the property until the purchase money 10 PIG.
Persons wishing TO purchase Will call on
me OF my agents, MeSsrs. ). w. llough'ou
and F. A. Lousbmiller, Winchester Ca'
soon.
Ian. %. ~. ,f 7. 2. ACkIEN.
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WAsBIseros, April l5.-Morse and
Bowlin have officially notified the Admin.
istration that their efforts to treat with New
Granada have been unsuccessful.
The Cabinet held consultation to-day
on the Isthmus affairs. 1t was resolved
the American rights should be respected
there. t
-Four OF five vessels will be sent there
shortly, with such instructions as will set
'lc difficulties.