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THE GREAT EAsrERN sTEAMsHIP COMPANY

meeting of the Great Eastern Steam Navigation ooin
pany held August TO- when the report OF the direct
brought forward 1t stated that the directors oo
had two conferences with the committee OF shareholder
appointed at the last meeting, and 1T was now recon-
mended that the Levathan steamship be put up TO sale
by auction and the directors be empowered to accept
such they might think fit, should any hna oier
be made.
After some discussion, the reception but not the auop
ton of the report agreed to.
long discussion then with respect TO selling the
ship by public auction of the shareholders strongly
objecting to such course.
motion carried that the directors be authorized
to receive offers for the purchase or charter of the ship
and also TO advertise her dispo by public auction in
the time to raise money by mortgages on prefer
shares such conditions the directors thnk
fit.
In to shareholder, the chairman said the as
sent of the shareholders would lac necessary before any
definite proposition accepted
The meeting then separated.
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SELECTIONS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
NE cABLE-ENaL1sH ACCOUNT OF LAYING /

ne oADLE-hNuLiSh AccouNi VI AAiiNo A.
H. NJ SHIP VALoRous Yaentia Aug. 8.
n ,aatan 10 sand Won, a b,,;ad atoh Of tb;s our last
"a s,ocassf,l ,tnt - Ia 49, tbe Atlant;o taIagronb
sble in comnanv ritb her Maiestv,s shin Aoamemnon
Her Maiesty's sbps Corgon nnd yaorous left Queens
tvo ip the early mart az SATURDAY. Julv II
We fyaIorousl reached the rendezvous lat so min s
"a, N lono % min 40 Soc w on the oath
The NIAGARA tl. f,orgon and he Agamemnon arrived
OF the 25th 2etb and 28tb resneotiyely the Magyar,
bsvnp sailed from (,ort baror on the evening of the
a.,,,e dav fiat ,ve loft tha Aaonnon az q !. M on
ts 18th
T,nr hoats having n,avad ,l and f tba cal,e from,
eli Niagara 70 the Aoamcuon NV earlv on tba astb it
WIS spced and lowe-d into tbe denha of the ocean at
l5 6obsery time the sbins stean;no anart at l 25
nm
n ,yos co,nd ~, hood ,t t,ua,non that n ,,as
necessary to ston at 70 N IN order 70 diminish a.
npb as nose,a ibe tesiar ~ ,veak ,,ortio, of the
cMe yyhicI ,ys aIloyeJ ~ RIM eos;Iv ON, n saaty
FL announcement bod boen male to tbe enect that
sbond the cable noyt befor "a nautical miles had run
ont from both the Napor and the Apamemnon we were
all to etun to rendezvous and an intense anxiety was
eccorlhojv felt as tbc critical time was annroachinp
That ,owever was n.ssad To be comfort Of all when
at 3 ID n. m. on the 3Oth the Agamemnop sipnalled
that he allotted norton had been pad out in saeiya
similar result being obtained at I 20 n m in Tho
N;ooor
Uitlr,to not;no cop,d baye I,eon mora Gratifying
tban tb a, sta, of INC sca and vcabar an6 All we're
s,ncue Of success Ia a bpb depree when toward eve
nng 81 tbo 3Otb the wind commenced 10 fresben and
before nidnipht IL hlew half n gale from & r. n heavy
swe ttipg mn and c,usino voIent nitchino motion Of
tba oh;, % -
Cr e,rs ware entertained for the safety of the eabJe
all Mot byt IN be ,orin n was still secure HAVING
hrovelr wths,noJ baovv strain Tb;s eto;n continued
mill IL Ri of Argrs when a commenced to dninsb
n5 t Ia lass folt os tbo ,;nd hifaa 70 6 w on the
Ia,, b,Jore and w,s now fa avo,,,hIe
We ,asssJ from, tho daan into tho sboal water; .
e,o, ,1ys tthon,s - sonr,os ;to ssn fthnrns Of
= - ~ az, a. ;stont ~ "a s9 Jo. OF min NJ
ie -, -, w - - - 49, 20 %. ar wv IA
,n.I,, .ha i, ra narn n AK fthnn,s ofi ,n;ls die
tant Ga,, 80 ya,antia ~
I,stn;oh, ~ = ~ ho;,o ,oss .hor Al ,,,;,os off us
la ~ t :, r. -, so,.i r. - 90 m - - IL Iona
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Curss-MoRrmy u.s. LowExTrIAL.-The match between
Mcssrs Morphy and Lowenthal proceeds slowly only
eight of the twenty games yet finished the score
standing Morphy five, Lowcnthal two, drawn one
The last game lost by Mr. Morphy is spoken Of by the
London Era hard fought game Of sixty moves end,
ing with contest of pwns during which Mr. Lowent,,a,
took one hour to deliberate upon move. The game
would have been drasn had not Mr. Morhy maio am or
ror in the combination, at the close Of which skilfu All
vantage was taken by his opponent
The Chicago papers give the particulars of a dreadful
crime perpetated in that city Saturday, A bohemian
named iohan Nehastc, on the day preceding hail host
his youngest child by starvation He had boon but one
month IN America, could not speak q work Of English
poor and unable tn get any work at his trade After
the death Of Of his children by starvation he seemed
to have become Respondent and TO have determined TO
kill his other child which he accomplished by spittnp
her head open with His extreme poverty and
desttution doubtless drove the wctchcd father to the
porpotratlon Of this most dreadful crime Think Of II
Starved In the greatest grain market in the world!
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TIE HEAD OF OLIVER CROMWELL.
paris correspondence Of the N. Y. Express

Paris correspondence Of the N. Y. ExpressJ
Before leaving England had opportunity Of sec
ing great curiosity, relic of antiquity, which few
Engshmen have seen. You will be surprised and per-
haps incredulous when say have the head Of Oh
yer Conace the skull but the head entire and
in state of remarkable preservation. Its history is
thentc and there is verbal and historical evidence to
place the thing beyond cavl Cromwell died at Hamp-
ton Court in l65S giving the strongest evidence Of his
earnest religious convictions and Of his sincerity
Christian After imposing funeral pageant the body
having been cmbalmed he was buried in Westminster
Abbey On the restoration of tho Stuarts he taken
up and hung in Tyburn Afterwards his head was cut
Off pike driven up through the neck and skull, and
posed on Westminster Hail. 1t remained there long
WHILE until by violence the pike broken and
the head thrown down. 1t picked up by soldier
and concealed and afterwards conveyed to friend,
who kept carefully for years Through succession of
families which easily be traced it has into the
possession of the daughter of Hon Mr. Wilkinson,
member of Parliament from Buckingham and Bromley.
1t at the residence of this gentleman that the
head and his daughter, lady of fine manners and
great culture exhibited it to Rev. Mr. Verre the pastor
of the Bromley Dissenting Chapel, and myself.
This head of Cromwell is almost entire. The flesh is
black and sunken but the features nearly perfect
the hair still remaining, and the large
of the eyes-such being distinctive mark his
faces yet perfectly visible. The pike which
thrust through the neck still rcmans the upper part of
ro nearly rusted off, and the lower wooden portion in
spinters showing that it broken by Of vio
lence. IL is known historically that Cromwell
bamcd, and person thus cared for publicly
gibbctted, except this illustrious In addition
the authentic records concerning the head possessed
by the family and which have found sustained by his
torical works. and old manuscript in the British
Museum, MIR. Flaxman the distinguished sculptor,
gave it his opinion that this other than the
head OF Oliver Cromwell Yet it's existence seems al
most unknown in England, and only few years ago
discussion in some Of the public journals which have
alternately denied and advocatedit Such
was in circulation and had then the head
1t having been kept concealed could spce by
horty Recently the motive for conceament has passed
away, and permission to It carefully granted
1t is curious keepsake for lady, but 1t is carefully
preserved under lock and key in box of great antiquity
wrapped in number of costly envelopes, and when il Is
raised from its hiding place and held in ones hand what
a world Of thought is suggested
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THE HARVEST ON THE CONTINENT.

The Echo AgricoEe says Tho wheat harvest Is nearly
terminated in France Generally speaking it will not
be of such good quality that of 1857 and will weigh
average four five kiloerammes less per hecto
ltre The harvest of 1858 will consequently be less
than the preceding but it must not be forgotten that
that of 1857 above the average
From Sweden it is reported that the accounts from the
governors of provinces say the crops show very mid
ding prospect. The export of from the north Of
Europe WILL therefore, be very limited this year Prices
are moving up in all the markets in Sweden
The crops in the Grand Duchy of Finland all favor
ably spoken of and imperial ukaso has extei ded the
time during which corn may be imported free rf duty
into that country.
The latest accounts from Odessa say that danage
has been done by rain to the crops Poland and Be
rabia.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. G. Herring q COPS Patent Champion safes.

TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
nndng that discriminating public bestowing their
that extent that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their de by opening extensive
and salcsroo broadway No 25 OF Murray street.
polo the City Hall This OF warehouse with the
enlargement factory will enable
bes keep hand at all times larger stock Of IRE and burglar
than other estabhent the world Particular
viii be constructing for private hies
with other furniture for Tho security OF plate and jewery
order all kinds money
vaults Hs patent powder locks banks
Jones patent Formulation bank lock
patent letter lock, without key.
c. HERRING Co.,
Nos. 1885, 1877, and l39 Water street, and
No. zbl Bro9iway, corner Murray ST. New York
H. COYLE 4 co. Agents
Washington, D. c.
b, w. KNOWLES, Agent
May @-ly Richmond, Virginia.
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July 2o-1awtSop 5

No 6l8
Notice of the Postponement or the Pubic Sales
in Minnesota, ordered to be held by PrOcla-
ma ion No. COG.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho public
public within the tho
boods Of tho aco Sioux nation of lndans
No May 81 1858 to be held at
Fabau Henderson, in the State OF Annco
sixth OF September next have, by
further notice be given
TIiOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
July 27-1aw4w nt&Star
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ted States laid the foundations OF that mutual ds
trust and anarchy which have destroyed not only po
cal government, but civil society itself IL seems there
is nothing left for the United States but to cosnmmate
the work they have begun, and TO annex the land oil
Montezuma and Cortes, which, under the lash oil
the save-driver will not regret the usoy liberty OF the
Maxican repubc.
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RATES on ADVERTISING.

Eight less make longer advertisements IN exac
advance Advertisements ordsred in
twice or thrice week will charged 37 each
Advertisements once week IA the daily 90
per square Special notices charged double
going
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, a. CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available in all tho principal cities OF tho world Also
tile credits, for in EUROPE, China, &c.
May 2S-ono*
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ditiona loss of $50 miles On the present occasion !.
appears that nearly 500 miles of cable remain the to
paid out from the two ships having been only z'Vz%
miles.
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.--When in the course
human Indies OF their greatest
nno head OF hr becomes mnttcr OF
Importance and the question Vs. What shall do to stop the
falling bcauy In reply
query try Dr. Hair and In
proven applications viii stop the hair Milling breaking,
the scalp clean white fresh
vigo the hair and although been bald
twenty years continued oY u months will you
he Call bottle, satisfied
after ,te application, return and get the price paid
DR. inrriss Hair Promoter and mproyer Sold RI b.
mond by y ~, v. .s,EisoS, prugg'st,
Slid in Washington by H. GILMAN druggist icnnsylvaniu
nue. near 7,h street b. CLARK ~ street and Penn
May 21-43m ~
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Comlsellor-atL Law
lVl Rooms 20, "A, No. l6 Wall street, New York,
Aug l5-ut
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.

DEPARTMENT CoLuNBA CoIIRGR,
Washington, ID. c.
thirty annual Of lectures VIII commence III TINS
Institution on the 18th and continue until the lat Of
-
THOMAS MILLER M D..
Professor OF Anatomy.
WILLIAM T. JOHNSTON NJ. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases OF Women and Children.
L.... ... JOSHUA RILEY, NJ. d.,
Professor OF Matera Meica, Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d.,
posor Of Pathology Practice Medicine Clinical Medicine
JAMES J. WARING, NJ d.,
Professor of Mcrocopc and Pathological Anatomy
X. KING STONE, NJ d.,
Professor OF Oplhauic Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN G. i. IOISTON, M d.,
Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
HENRY WURTz, NJ A.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
.s. ..... sELDEN W. CROW, NJ. D.,
Demonstration Of Anatomy.
eRre
-
Matensing paid only once
Graduating expenses. 20
No charge for clinical lectures.
J. RILEY, NJ, d., Dean
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special Notice to subscribers.

Payment subscriptions must be madenyarah in advance sna
discontinued the expiration o tho pcrcd
viii be Subscribers
vie II about ire. 4,
by will t sulsrrbers, aud het
or the publisher the Union.
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MEMoIRs Of RACHEL hy Madame Do B'i
1& aes y Central America their Geography Population Com
mercc, oc. by r. q. Sauier; price w
Meuioif q Joseph Cur,is, Model Man price 10 cent?
History Richard the Third by Jacob Abbott price 90 eoh's
Just received aud for sale al TAYLOR uAlRYT,
10 oStfepn avenue
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CT. JOHNS SEMINARY, No. 409, 18th street, be-
tween streets Washington d. c. Dr. L. Draper, prn-
cipai. :,
This School will Monday September next For
further particulars inquo Principal scooroom
the nrs Of September H. L. Wairon 81 Matthew's
Church Aug, "a
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DICH SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1865
LII GREGORY n MAURY Managers WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
To drawn under the Supentendence OF Commissioners appointed
by the Governor.
Lottery of the STATE OF DELAWARE
Cass 1875 1885, To be drawn at WILMINGTON DEL. Satu
-. xIIaII Ina
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DRADY'S GALLERY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue,
street, Swscny Ntenhousc, FAINT Co.'S
Banking BRADY bcgs respectfully to inform the public
liberal he has received
since opening Photographic Gallery Wasngn be WILL con
trary his original intention, keep open aurnS the snE
months
An corps artists will be constantly in attendance 10 exc
photographs and nmbrotpce In the best possible manner
Prices ranging from dollar uinrnrus
The portraits of distinguished at this gallery the
largest public inspection day un
days exccpted) from 7, a. M, to !, p m
l--cod3mos
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WASHINGTON Iyr1R1ABy.
cinicol Department Of the National Medical College.

Clinical Department of the National Medical College.
During clinical lectures delivered by tho Pro-
Medicine and OF Surgery and operations
before tho class During the remaining period OF the year
delivered by the other professors Until the
approaching these lectures will be
daily commencing AZ Students residing in the city
Of charge Persons from
distance resident students must address the Gu
who will inform them OF the and register their names
vacancies. w, p JOHNSTON, N d.
Aug tIsiSo
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nEACHER wANTED.--Tho trustees Of til

YTyEACHER WANTED.--The trustees of the
Rockville Academy, Montgomery county, Md wish TO
gage qualified TO principal OF the in
stitution and proficient the lAn and Greek languages
personal with the candidates. aud examination as to
their together with credentials OF good moral
character, will be required.
Annlcnton. will received Tuesday, tho Gath instant,
will be made for the ensuing year. commencing ON
5 september
The Academy and Incorporated school
principal from the State fund and three
hths or the tuition fees. :,
turnpike with daily malls remarkable for
health, and possesses many social aivantages
by order Of the board RICHARD j. BOWIE
Aug 3-3tawt2l Secretary
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xxrIscoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,

w INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY. GEORGE
Main street, door 10 the Banking House
Colo Sumner, & Co.. La Crosse, Wisconsin.
prepared buy SELL giyo information with regard to
farms farming ands either
money Wisconsin Anncsota to attend to
OF lands dwelling house other
erty commission make collections examine titles
collect rents, &C., nc.
Particular attention given TO LOASNG NONEf which guaranty
worth three times the amount OF money loaned
the from ten 10 twelve cent interest paid
nualy Security Wisconsin Minnesota
than New York the that lands are advancing from
per every Interest legal in Wisconsin, gh
IA IL per cent md Minnesota there Is nsury law
OF inquiry promptly attended to- and
RENTED by mail to part Of the country
FEB I7--6m GEO. FARNAM.
c refers to following gencmcn Hon c. O. Washburno, NJ c.
Mineral Point Wis., w. Randall Madison Wis., Lieut. Gov
Campbell Ia Crosse, Wis Hon D. Hastings ae ircasure
Tempccan Hon. Teo Iodof (receiver u g. nnd ofcc la
Crosse In Crosse, Wis., Judge Lord do
do Hon Geo GALL Judge judicial circut) Gnevie Wis.
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A LNWICK FEMALE SEMINARY, BY M. A.
"A Tyson Sisters boarding pupils situated on tho Baltimore
ar Washington Railroad 10 miles Washington CITY,
which has been established for eighteen
years the 18th OF September Circulars may be
h application Seminary Dr. Tyson Of and
10th streets Washington.
tendeI 10 Aug 2i-lm
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FNHE UNION ACADEMY The exercises OF this
welknown Institution will DO resumed the 1s OF Septem
Der, 1858. z. RICHARDS Principal.
July 3I--Iml
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IENHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.-The Princi
Il pal Mrs. RCARTS notice that tho exercises OF hi
Institution will be resumed the lst Of September, 1855
July Blind
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E-STREEr BOWLING SALOON. 325 street

EN-SFREEr BOWLING SALOON, 1875 + street,
- between Twelfth and Thrtccnt soctsrhe undersigned
respectfully
residing In Washington e-tnb
wiz be reopepod Monday August 49, 1853 after having
e ced Tor brief repairing
he alleys and redng the establishment handsome
10 gentlemen In heahful recreation sufficient induce
served
The proprietor bcgs his public for
having sustained him ibeay heretofore, sots oopinu
hlce Of their patronage teF .st. y. n. MAlR
aIAng ls--d1wt $50 as -a.t
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DUGBY ACADEMY, X street, opposite Franklin
III SluarcThc this
h Of September under the charge of the undesgnod who will
give hts personal the instruction OF young Gentlemen
English and classical studies.
Apply by otherwise Information
A. HAsRUlD, Washington, {. July 27--eod3w
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MISS BROOKES ENGLISH AND FRENCH
" Boarding and Day school, Buildings No 1873 Pcnnsy
wanna avenue, Washington H. c. The duas Of this establishment
W be resumed Monday September 13 1853 Circulars to be OBJ
~let OF the Principal, and Mt the bookstores.
July 3l--3tawt
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tme aud loan moncJ
pay taxes and furnish abstract 10 titles
Sop 25-d&swly v
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TJllE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, ID. c.
i Institution will commence on Wednes
the ninth 29th September Applicants for admission
will DO examined the Monday and Tuesday before the opening Of
The session.
The Preparatory Department Of the Columbian College viii com
Wednesday, the eighth Sh OF september
Apply to j. g. aNNEY, President
Aug 18-3awlstNov
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MI RS. KINGSFORD'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
" LADIES No 4l5 street, Washington d. CIhc exercises
TINS school viii be 1858 Circulars including
dress July I3--3 3,utOr1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
SHERIFF,S SALE

DY virtue OF an order Of execution to me
ID directed from the Court or Common oleas
Of Meigs County, | will Offer for sale at the
Store house Of Robert Campbell in Raciae.
al lu o'clock 4. NJ, on Monday, the twenty
ninth day Of November, eighteen hundre
and frty-e ght, and continue from lav to day,
the following deScribed property, to-wit. One
Horse and Buggy, and Harness, and Money
Safe, subject 10 a former levy, md n lot Of
Dress Goats, Summer Canls, Winter Goats,
Pants, Vests, Shirts, Hats, Caps Boots Shoes.
Miltcns and Gloves. Also, n lot Of Bemmets,
Gaps, Cioaks. Shawls, Head Dresses. Ribbons,
Lace, Braid. Etging. Arifrnls, &c. Also,
a lot of BroadcloIh. ClasSin res, Ca.Sinettes,
Lawns, Silks, Ginghams. Calicoes, Muslins,
Blue. Glazed and Brown Geek. One Stove,
one Saw mill Saw, lot lot Of Zip and
Crosscut Saws, Seythes, llalchets, Augers,
Butt Screws, Knives, Forks, Sedges, Vices ),
Cloves. Spice, Rice. Cupperas, Logwood, Salt.
peter Tohsceo, anda large variety OF things
100 tedious 10 mention. - being The entire
store OF Robert Canpbet in Racine, and sold
as The property Of SAID Campbell, OF he Suit
of John Il. Philsom and John r. Ellis, Exec
uicrs Of Thomas A. PinneIl. deceased.
As 2t- $500. J. V, SMITH, S. NJ. C.
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Washington q ossIp.

The "Occasional" correspondent of
Forney's paper writes: @1.
The amount of money expended on Le-
compton newspapers, out of the Treasury,
it stated accurately to the people, would
hardly be believed. IwoNld not be sur
prised if it would build magnificent post
offices for Philadelphia, New Y York, and
Boston, This fact alone goes to show
what a desperate cause it is which requires
such expedients. The very newspapers
sustained by these bounties are deserted
by the people, and they are now rapidly
sinking into decline. eaei-ci.as7.. 80 ..ns
Il is stated that Bigler does not make
any hesitation in denouncipg the appoint
ment of Clancy Jones as a most unforlu,
nate step oa.the part ofthe Administration,
He has been pretty public in his .censureS
10 everybody except TO- the President. ,s1
q Hon. James Cag, of Missouri, sends
word here, through his friends that dur
ing his tour in Pennsylvania, and through
the No 'thern States, be discovered a
uuamimous feeling against the proscrip7
tive policy Of the Administration, and lhat
if it is not abandoned the whole of the De-
mOeracy, Of the Northwest and South will
be found under the flag of Douglas.