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SOAP AND NDLES.-We have now In
- store a large stock OF the best family Soap which
warrant free of fish oil and all unpleasant oders
Also and, large stock of raow Candles, put up
expressly for summer use, and warranted to stand
our climate. We would AJAX the attention of the
trade and families who wish good article at fair
price, to examine stock and satisfy themselves
tast, quality considered, offer great inducements
to purchase of US C CREW SON,
18th street, near Old Market.
We still prepared to offer the highest mar
ket price for all kinds of clean grease.
nv 26-lm
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z. q HASKINS.

rEssassxsz5l kiCH vi DND AND DAN
4ssT5sssssz4 49, VILE RAILROAD-CHANGE OF
HE'D ULE-S SUMNER AR
RANGCNEHT.-On and after Wednesday, June Sd,
1857, the Mail Train will leave Richmond Station
daily (Sundays excepted) at O'Clock A M arrive at
the Junction, connecting with the South side Rail-
road song to Lynchourg at ID A. M, and srrive in
Danvlle at IS P. M.
Recurring leave Danvils at Is A. NJ, arrive at
Junction ~ efing South-side Train at II O'Clock A
M and arrive in Richmond at O'Clock P. ri.
C.. CAMPBELL
my % General Superintendent
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VIM. A. LEA.
WM- L. SAT1

rAEM T. GkO. #. SMITH.
HAH&L COACH MAKER,
--A&0 Corner BROAD AND 9th sTs,
(Tichenors old ssand,) keeps constantly on hand
and masses to ordar. sll kinds of CARRIAGES,
ROChdWAYS, BUGGLES, SULkIES, SPRING
WAGONS, ETC. He has now on exhibition In hi.
show room an unusually large assortment which he
10 Opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms. EN-
ploying the best workmeu, and ussg the finest
tsrisl he il enabled to warrant all hiI work.
~ Coach Smithing and jobbiIg Of all kinds exc
cuted promptly usual, and upon reasonable terms
nv iS-Sm*
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r,yss+sEzsssyxz-l NUTICE.-Un and after the
ESa oath. Extra Train will b. run eve.
~ SUNDAY to Ashland. leaving Rich.
mond at 9o,closk A. III. Returning, leave Ashland
at O'Clock 2. M. 8. RUTH
sup't of transportation.
Office e., r. 4 P. r r. Co
Richmond, Nav 10 1857. m71e
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS -
ID We will commence from to-day to clo'e out
stock of Silk Robes, Berase Robes and other styles
of Dress Goods at prices much below what we sold
them at in the esrly part of the sesson Those who
have not supplied themselves will find it to their In
erest to cali and examine stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods. JOHNSON \ HARDWOOD,
No II Mein It
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PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
fhe Numbers from to 80 900, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Ticket. printed on separate
slips Of paper are ansircsd with small tin tnbes ane
placed In one Wheel.
The first 257 prizes similarly printed and snsrsl ed.
are placed in another wheel =
The wheels then reyolved, and 8 Number II
drawn from tho WEsel of Numbers and at the sam
time q Prise Ia drawn from the other wheel. The
tied to the audience end registered by tbs Commis
aionsrs; the Prize being placed against tho Number
drawn. This operation In repeated until el the
APPROXIMATION PRIzRs.-Ths two preceding ani
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
hrst II Prizes will be entitled to the 40 Apprc1tma
ton Prizes FOR example, II Ticket No. 1l95I draws
the $4,000 prize, those Tickets numbered 1928
1929 1881 1882, will each be entitled to szS5 Ii
Ticket No $50 draws the $4,000 prize, those Tickets
number ed 548 $40 55l, So will each be entitled to
5000; and 40 on according to the above scheme,
The 5000 prizes Of $50 will be determined by the
last gurs of the number that drsws the p5zs
prize ends with No /, then oil the Tickets, where
the number ends 10 |, will be entitled to $50 ,fths
the number ends in 9, will be entitled to $50, and sc
Oh to 0.
Certificate. Of package, will be sold at the follow
Certificate of Package ef 10 whole Tskess......sss
10 10 quarter gaai . 1885,. x
liz ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to cur address for the Tlckets
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers csn have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
r. Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and gay
able in full without deduction.
EF- All prizes of 5 900 and undsF, paid immedi-
ately after the drawins-other prizes st the usual
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
nyIa for sHptnf Gartih sas An
3. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga
Or, 8, SWAN & co,
Richmond Va
II : list of the numbers that are drawn fom tn
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one 10
entitled to, will be published after every drawing
In the following papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile
Register, Charleston STANDARD, Nashville Gazette,
Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book.
Savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch.
my 2
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TNsuwANCE OFRIlWs.

INSURANCE. OFRlSOs:
.1-REMARI.E INSURANCE. COMPA.
n NY, CHARLoTrssvILLE.V VA.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, Sl85,0O0.
JoHs woop, il, secy. I ~ =. EAaLv, President.
DIRECTORS:
B.H. Mssruder, Dr. J. L. Cabell,
Dr. NJ. l.. Anderson, Pref J. r. Holcomb,
w. N Rowland, Thos L. Rariah,
&c. Flanagan, James Hart.
- Fire Insurance, In town or country may be
effected with this company on the most reasonable
terms. ISAACS 4 TAYLOR, Agents.
ap1 10 Opposite the Banks Main st.
4 The v KGINlA FIKk
j AND MARINE INSURANCE. CO-Chartered
by the Legislature Of Va In 1e32-Ofnce No 1871 Maip
street, next door to the Dispatch Newspaper Office
lnsures against loss by re and the dangers OF the
seas all kinds Of property and on favorable terms
No charge for the Policy OF Survey.
THOS. n. ALkRIEND, Frest.
WI. CowAapIN, 8ec'y.
- This Company lately removed it, ONCE from
lizards Hotel, on Franklin street. des-ly
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DEHCIVAL d GRANT,
II ARCHITECTa AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,

l. ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,
OFFICE, GODDIN's HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services to the public With
q thorough Professional training and combined
Practical OK Experience Of more than 80 years, they
hope give satisfaction to those who may favor them
with orders.
In the A re hi tect urnI l. ne; will fur.
nish desisns for Churches Public Buildings
Town Houses stores, Villas, and alterations Of
old buildings; and also for Ornamental Grounds,
with full Working Drawings, Specification and Su.
perintendepce.
In the Engineering Department will attend
to the branches connseted with Railroads, Sew
ersge and drainage of Farm Lands, with all necesss-
sary Plans and Estimates.
A variety of complete sets of Plans for Churches
villas Farm Cottages, Bridges &c, can be see at
their Office my 2-2m
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NUTEGE.--Uur Office, for tho present, IL
" at the store of D. h London, Esq
Our store 10 over the Dry Goods Heuss of
I'm P. Perkins a Co (up stairs few doors above
d II Lon3on's corner
Our friends will always find at one or the other
of these places and hope they will contus to ia
with their orders as heretofore.
Since we had the misfortune to have our building
in which we have SO long served customers de-
stroyed by fire. we have been put to very great in
convenience; and considerable delay, in filling our
orders has been the necessary consequence But
We are happy to ssy. that stock has been almost
fully rsplenlshed, aud we can ship all articles
with our customary promptness
We hope. in short time. to have our old stand
fully repaired and with renewed ADVANTAGES we
confidently hope for full share of the patronage
which has been so literally bestowed on us
ie BENNETT, BEERS 4 FIsHER
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IIIrN su.Er IRaaN ANn lsAs EIT

INN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT.
4 Ting ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CAkY.-Phe
subscriber is fully prepared to do all kinds of work
in the above business with dispatch; and returns
thanks to his numerous patrons for past fsvors and
solioix q continuance OF the some. Being master
OF his business. he promise his customers that
sill work done BY him will, at least, be ecu al to any
other house in the city, and fully as sheap-a fast
known to all persons who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C.-He il prepared
to this description Of work in vary supe.
rior manner, both In town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, a large and gene.
raj assortment of Tin Ware wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING He ID likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPs-He keeps always hand large AID
extensive stock Of w ell and Garden Pumps
felt CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
SUMMER CLOTHINts...- have now In
- store q large assortment of light Summer Cloth
ing, comprising all the latest sly les of Coats Pants
and Vests and Furnishins Goods in great variety,
unusually low prices, for Cash. All in want, will
please call and examine my stock.
}. D. GOODMAN,
les No ll9 %ein street
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DUglNEsg CARDS.


J DEALER IN iMERicAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE And 0RANI1D.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH sTs.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
bo..e and Store Fronts Window and Door Sill, e
burying 0rounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail
ine. Birst Premium awarded By the MeshanisI In.
stitrs~ '-d Agricultural sosistv Of virGinis
THOMAs W. KEEskK.
r. e. .: q ZEAL cssF
CHANDIsE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c;
= sale Of Horses every sATURDAf.
L. MONTAGUE, SIGN AND OKNA.
Il. MENTAL PAINTER, Bank Street, corner o.
18th Richmond, Virginia, continues to execute all
kinds Of work In his line Ia the best manner arc
highest style Of his Art, and on the owe.t Possbi:
terms. All who are In want OF sidHb' will nnd II
to their interest to call on him
Country Merchants who wish to procure signs, can
have them done at this establishments, and securely
packed and forwarded 20 any psrt OF SHHHs OF
North Carolina, at shor. notise. call sonsitee-
de9-dA
1T Moeron, JAS. M. AnmisTs.D,
Late of Ssrmviiie) (Late Of Cumberland so,)
JOSEPH PHANTOM,
{of G. Z, .,HS -: :G % m. fam.
lTl MISSION MERCHANTS. opposite shoeaoe Ware.
the sale Of ali kinds Of PRoDUCE, and to any other
~ LlsEaAL HDvAscss made on Produce, either
q, a .b ar Quapo de 1o-d&e6m
ID KUNIHIkL d ROYsTEks,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR, GRAIN, COTTON,
AMP IS n wTEHEHHa e.; RREEHRRR JMRQf!E
~ Liberal sash advances on condgpmenn
JOS. BkUMMEk,
OF Stesras Il Erumme Richmopd, Va
ALEXANDER l.. ROYSYEk,
OF New YorA.
JAMES b. ROYSRER,
g.S~;sn, Richmond Va.
TOHN e. SOLOMON wholesale dealer
y In Brooms, Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of all
descriptions, Refrigerator, Rope, Cordags. Yankee
Notions, As. 80, 2l3 Washington street, between
Vesey and Barclay, New York, will execute orders
from Riehnerd on the most favorable terms.
NO 28-6n
WILLIAM HURLEY, Banker,
w SO Main St., opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Dealer In Domestic Exchange, UnsnTent Bank
Notes. Business Paper and Mar kstable Securities Of
LAND WARRANTS sousHr AxB SOLD.
fs l0-6m
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DATENT SELF SEALING CANs...We
are constantly receiving additional supplies of
the above article of the most approved kind In use
direct from the manu- fac turers.
We are sole Agents in this market, for PATENT
IMPROVED CAN, which IL by far the best article
of the kind ever invented They be opensd or
closed perfectly air tight, without the least trouble
and are cheap and durable. Por sale, wholesale and
retail, by GEO. J. SUMMER,
je 10 20 Pearl atreet.
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HERKINGs.-IOO Hbls No l hainaA
jel2 s1Vn1s
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VALUABLE GIN GER CORDIAL At
this season family should be without it 1t 10
recommended by ply siciaus for Debility Cramp, Dl-
arrhga, and as tonic and stimuent for those reco
verirg from disease Taken after eating it helps di
gestion. and removes any bad effects that may
from the use Of green fruit &c Pint bottles so cts
For sale by GEO. DOWDEN. Druggist
je 10 IT'S Broad ST.
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$TORAGk..- Merchants Accommodate
Corn, Coffee, sc &e
PERSONS having goods to store, would consult thek
interest by stor with We them all trouble
ally to that selves
ihey also save large amount Of money In draysge
alone oy storing with US Our W areheuse being sit
I'd FREQ of drayage.
sired RRTDGF0En 4 co
20 u Corner 20th. Dnak and a. ru at rsata
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STATE STOCK tBk SALE, in sums. to
~ suit purchasers.
WANTED-A few Shares of Richmond 4 Dam
vile Railroad Stock, for whsh thu highest market
price will be paid.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, bought and sold
C. w. PURCELL & CO.
ap 25-tf Exchange Brokers
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NOTiCE Strangers visiting our city IN
prices by calling on the subscriber
il. u. B. SPENCE.
~ no. 40 corner OF Main and 18th streets
rhN'-20OO bushels very nice white
Horn, receiving and for sale BY
Fh 8. MeaRUDERs SONS.
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A CkkTAIN CURE FOR ALL.

A CkkTAIN CURE FOR ALL.
In dresry winter, snow or rain,
when winds do blow, am the sams
In iowly cot, or rich mans retreat
am to them, INSTANT RELIEY
yor lonely orphaa, the poor mans brtSs
Ior those that use me It's their prids
10 recommend when cast down with rrs,f
Their greatest comfort IL INSrAaT kELlE,
FOR COUGHS and COLDS, tbs to nr.y.st "
And cure all thoss for such I'm meant
Pm nice to take, tn quite arrest
Do take this Syrup, LEoHARb'S INsrlN,
RELIEF.
Price Is cent, ts. he. I'm
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w. N. NEWMAN returns bis thanks to the pub.
lie for sir liberal pstropsge of the ST. Charles Ho-
tel, and soioits continuance OF that patronage
de: the supervision and control of
ia3-d2w w. N NEWMAN 4 CO.
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TO BE DRAWN -
Each saturday IN JUNE.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.

5e5 prizes amo arting S204 0AC
Whole Tickets $40; halves 8; quarters 40.
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= HAD--4U bbIs, No. I North Carehsa
- shsd in sore and for sals BY ursp \ co
IL IL LEWIS n, VIZ -
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CHAMBERLAIN's OFFICE.

CHAMBERLAINs OFFICE
Richmond. June 18th, 1857
NOTiCE..The Transfer Books nj this
l Office will be closed on and after the Goth inst
and until the 9Th July next
Those persons holding Certificates OF Dabt of the
City which fall due on the LIST July, 1851. or such
Certificates as may have become due be fore that
time, are notified that they must then present the m
for payment as no interest will be allowed after tn az
date. THOS LAWSON
Je VI -d2aw& ethyl Chamberlain.
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TEHk PARTNERSHIP HkRkTGFORE
Existing undsr the name, style, and trm OF
Woodward 4 Newman is dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All debts due TO the fra of w n. ars paw
able to w. N. Newman, who has assumed the paw.
mept OF all the abilities of the said firm OF Wood.
wsrd & Newman. J. II. WOODWARD
June |, 1857 w. N. NEWMAN
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IL his odice TO the third house, South OF Trnitx
Church, South side, and about hundred yards b..
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. p continues to trsst
all Eyphtio and gonorrhGel com lsnts and hsvip,
had much practice In this line esttsu himself thst -
can give very general satiafsst.o1- A ssll from
hose interested il solicited.
DR.. p. also makes and ven6s one of the bsst ,s,,,
rstives, Chemical Extract Of French Rlower.1 n,
constitutional weakness, ever offered to tho public
DR.; P. may be consulted sonhasntislly By latter.
or otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent
to order, In slmost any direction.
Ofhse hours from A. H., till 9 Pm Fnrbl,,
sire near the ExshanEs Hosei, h.sAmoad atty,
We no 10
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,OUt1h kLIXIk-For Pulmonary DI

A 'OUGH kLI4lkFor Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in It's incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stand, f.r
the patronage of a Southern Comm unity. This med.
cline does not profsfs to eradicate all diseases Of
whatever nature, with which humanity may be AZ.
fcted-Ior does the proprietor declare it to bs the
ONLY CUBE for pulmonary diseases; but from the re-.
put tion 1t has acquired for itse and that too with
out putting" with those no have used it. and rom
tn. eIeat number of certificates Of resdents of Ecb.
uond " no have been ben. tilted and cursa by s U.S.,
she feels ct bsrty to commend 1t to general uss sat-
listed ,at the Attic ted cannot it without recey-
ing greas benefit from It's hssling and curative pow.
ers.
For sale b. Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beer.
Alex. Duvst, Patterson L Jackson. Chss Milspaush
y picrt y Hodeke r ard Cha o. Yal. nv u
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NI EDICAL TESETWUNG .aFRf1m Tug
lV1 JUSTLY CELEBRATED DR. PARsOHa N
VATbis 10 to CERT fy that havs used In nv pya,,i
and have seen used BY others, DR.. l. Scstts Cslsh
ted White Crcassisn Linimsnt, and have M 49,
tation In saying that have confidence In IL tb.n
any other Linimsnt | ever raw. | have ussd IL -
Rheumatism, sprains, Bruises, Pains and Bum,
with almost universal success, and can with eops
denee recommend it to the afflicted
EDWIN PARSONS, Nd
-, Va, Dee. 4 1855.
Co and Alex. Duvsl Richmond 1.
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A jolly lsarsos.

Every one, Of course, has heard Of Mr..
STURGEON, the celebrated preacher Of the
BoaSsRoRs school, who deals out damna,ion
TO all who presume To b. indifferent 10 his
dscourscs. or 10 differ from him in religious
opinions Young man, somewha, inexpe-
rience In the ways OF the world until very
lately, and IN manner and style very poor
imitation OF Rowland Hut and VIM.
rirI.p Mr., SruR0soN Is OF the Mc,hods,s,
n strict, puritapical and coram public TEN.
rerate body Of Christians, who seldom make
merry in the dance or see the L" wee shor,
hours ayont the twal," over cheerful bot
lie. w,th a friond. The following account,
therefore, Of this pr Of NE pulpit's attack
on London particular and cigars, taken
from tho Ua'on, Pascyi'c paper has some.
what shocked the rigorisis. We give the
unecJo,e for as much as II Is worth, pre-
missing that Il Is an account Of favoriie
clergyman Of one denomination by the or
gan of another
A short tme since, Mr.. Sputrcon travelled
into Suffolk on Quo OF his preaching expeditions.
Three of four Of his admirers disputed The honor
ot receiving the modern apostle amongst them
Lots we're east, aud the question decided. At
dinner. MI. spmgcon eat with yoracity and
asked for something 10 drink. The mistress Of
the house pushed towards him dceanter of
water. "Thank you, ina am, snid he, polite
y, ~ have need of scms'hlng strengthening,
only Use water 10 wash my tcet with" lie
was then supplied with porter At disctction,---
Amer dinner. hc requested 10 DO shown 10
room, tor the purpose OF preparing therein his
ssrmon He was ehown ono, Have you any
cgarsY" asked be- and little more porter.
" you please" They brought him iout bottles
VI porter and half dozen cigars, lie had hn
ished nil before h. mounted the pulpit, nh lour
afterwards.
Az We ail before. the tale above told
emanatrs from the organ Of the Puseytc or
English high ebarch party, and, Of courr.
that Journal will lose no opportunity, both
in its arstocratic capacity OF pitching INTO
n Methodist. or M a high cliurchman Of
mlscprcseuiing II grcn, gnn Of the low
church party. sull the hint Of beer bib
bling CONES with but a bad grace from the
osonian. the representative Of mn orthodox
church celebrated for IL adherence la good
port wine, and for the immense quantity Of
Jolly good ale aud old consumed by its
neophy,cs from their arrival ut the seat Of
learning par ene''mo, until their departure.
ithar In honDrs mr. stiratinu and Gnnl
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Mr., C.xrngLL, NJ. =. for Weymo nth,
has announced bis intention Of calling the
attention of the British Parliament. In the
House Of Commons carly In the forthcom.
ing session, IN the defects Of the present
system Of government In India, and 10 sub
nit plan of government calculated 20 On.
sure efficiency with security anl economy,
and nfyordng al the same time encourage
ment 10 British capital and enterprise by
the more complete development Of the re.
sources Of that great country also, that be
will call the attention Of the House 10 the
reconstruction and reorganization Of the
army in India on basis cnlcnInted 10 adj
security 10 the British Indian provinces, and
strength md power 10 the entire military
system OF the country.
We may, therefore safely assume that
the next meeting ~ the British Parliament
will furnish some Of the most exciting de
bates ever listened 10 since the time Of
WAaegs Hasrisss Whether the East
India Company will find men capable Of es
UiptiuH huu tuuUpIuH fot'u So'h "'tiNNh
Of impeachment ~ for y time completely
upset WARRgs HAuisos, We cannot say
but il has many enemies. and justly 10. Tor
although the individuals who have been on
trusted with the government Of India have
for some time past been incn Of considcra-
bic ability and humanity. yet the rule Of the
Company Sabib has been greedy, AMI,
In many Instances doinioeeripg. even over
falLblooled Engli-hmen, when not in their
c0vcnanted service.
II the government OF India should de-
yolvc upon the Crown and its advisers. they
will have a heavy burden imposed upon
them, novel in i's iDncrmost details, and We
confess, with our Pretty intimate acquaint-
amer both with Colonial and Company rule,
that W. think India will, for long period
a, least. b. bu, little benefited by the change.
II the country be literally thrown open 10
adventures u all countries. and facilities
given for developing its textile and mineral
resources. India may $50 happier times but
II the old system OF patronage IL 10 he car
ried On as OF yore. and Red Tape should be
lord Of the ASCENDANT, then good bye TO pro.
gros
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sI,oRr SrEscBEs.- In the English House
Of Commons they will not hear man speak
at 'ebg,h who is not known beforehand 10
have something TO say. They cheer him
down, cough him down, laugh him down,
clap him down, stamp him down, or 90 down
themselves to dinner. Long speeches are an
aborniustioD. 80, remarks the Philadelphia
Lodg,r, Il will now become at Washington.
A itw Of the really great men will make
just as many really great and USEFUL speeches
as ever. But the business Of the country
ia rapidly coming To be more transacted by
shsrp. short, pointed debating speeches, with
the quick wif'ed retort than prossic ora
tons. senotor Biglcr and Douglns have
illustrated this. Bah. Sun.
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which all parties had been allowed freely
and without hiudrance to participate. and
Kansas should ask admission rs q fre State,
he stood upon the record in favor Of her id
mission. IT, on the contrary, she should ask
for admission as u slave state. he hoped his
friends on the other aide would abide by
their former action and admit her.