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ATTRACTION!
New and Cheap
Clothing g Emporium.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Bedford, and surrounding country, that he
has opened out Bedford, the old and we'll known
stand, known as the
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DIED.:

on lhr 81 inst, MIR. John Werlz, oi Cum
o.. o.'aad Valley tp.; aged 90 years, months and
p days
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= .JigHaace ColqajItee'' in the Crescent
r1n"-Ncw Orleans has within The last week
been the scene Of great confusion and excitement.
A large number Of the ciljzens-among whom
are many oi the most respectable and induon-
taI men in the city-ha1e organized themselves
iatoa "VigiIance Committee" and have taken
the control OF the municipal affairs into their
own hands Their FIRST step was TO take possess
ion ofthe Arsenal, before which they raised
cotton barricaIcs, thus fortilying Themselves a.
sarnst the forces Of the Mayor who at first
threatened to put them down. Their next
movement was to establish police ftheir own
and to restore order and quiet to the city. At
last accounts the Mayor hal placed himself
under their protection, whilst the Know Moth
ings had determined TO resist them and had ssued
inaamma.ory pIacards TO their Part.sans, calling
oron them 10 come 70 their assistance. The
cause orlhis insurrectionary movement is atfibu-
ted to the unrcstrainad commission Of crime and
The loose morals Of the city government which
has been in the hands of the Know Nothings for
some years.
DeaM Of al. s. SenatOr.-Hon. JouN p
HENDERSON, u. s. Senator from Texas, died at
bis lodgings in Washington City, on Friday
evening. He had been suffering for several
months with pulmonary disease.
Il .Usfohe.-We learn that the impression
prevails in some pats oithis county, that the
Inscription Of S75 600 to the Bedford Railroad
obtained by Mn. ScnEtL, is an appropriation by
the State. This IS a mistake: Prinofc iadiriG
ul7s have made that subscription and are ready
TO subscribe as much more as can be raised
10 Bedford county ouer and abore ttai sum.
STAGE SwrPr AwAy.-On Tuesday nigh
E9s about ten O'Clock, as the two horse stage
which rune lfom Mount Union TO Chambers
burr. owned by Mr.. John Jameson, was
crossing a swollen stream in the NarrowS, eight
miles north Of Burnt Cabins, II was swept away
Ly the cur, ent. and both horses drowned. The
saIv passenger in the stage lost his trunk. The
mail lag was also lost bot was found about two
miles down The stream. The drowned horses
and the coach, which was broken 10 pieces,
We're also swept down the stream about mile
before they We're recovered. Mr.. jameson $
loss is estimated at four hundred and fifty dol
lars.
DauocrArtc VrcroGY.-At The municipal
election in New Haven, on Monday, the Demo-
Gratis elected their candidate tor Mayor and all
'6eotbsr city officers, aud carried three Of the
SIS wards The opposition united o. ''citizens
ticket The majority for Mayor was 33l.
TuE SrrrHgru or THE BoDY.-The strength Of the
body depends upon the strength OF the lungs, the
5g, .au chest is a sure Indication Of strong man,
heuce all should study to keep il healthy, aud avoid
hose sure sarpers Of the constitution, Coughs and
Colds, for wh cb no medicine IS better adapted than
"Dr. Neyser's Pectoral syrup remedy known all
over The country invaluable IN Diseases Of the
Breast and Lungs. You can buy it at Samuel Browns
Bedford, Colvln aud Robinson's, SchelIsburg.
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CORN.-One Thousand bushels for sale also
Family hour-Prime new Bacon also--by
A. b. CRAAlER & Co
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Ghe Bedford Gazette.

AT HOME AND ABROAD.
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June 4, 1888.
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DauocrArtc VrcroGY.-At the municipal
election in New Haven, on Monday, the Demo
Gratis elected their candidate Tor Mayor and all
'beotbsr city officers, aud carried three Of the
sis wards Theopposilion united o. a '.citizcns
llcael.n The majority for MaYor was 22L.
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Steamships.

<ze@Es FREIGHTS FOR CHARLES
<zf5iT 13sTON.-The well known and favorite steam,
K&Ss2a4@ssgs ship "THOMAS SWAMP
49, j. T. RAMSAY, Commander,
WI sail for the above port TUESDAY November 9th
at o'clock r NJ For freghts or passage, aving supe
fior accommodation apply to
A. C. HALL, Agent,
.,-oo ll6 Spears wharf
No Bills Lading signed after the departure of the
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n 0Antf OF CaNclI anu FIilkIln sITttIs DdIIIuVTt
oc7tr C. C. ADREON. Superintendent
f>IG ssss E==.ss=szs2zss=as4l PHILADELPHIA,
sssZE s1 sss.=EK-@a4 WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
FAIL ARRANGENENT
On and after MONDAY October A. Passenger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except Sundays) as follows ~
EXPRESS TRAIN at 80 O'Clock A. NJ, WAY MAIL
at II a. NJ; EVENING MAIL at $40 7. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS at $40 P. NJ. only. All trains come
with New York Trains except $40 p. M on Saturdays
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at 8 A. NJ
p. VI. and IL 2. N.
From HAvRE DE GRACE and intermediate places
O'Clock P. NJ
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at IL A. NJ connie.
at Wilmington with 535 p NJ. train and $40 P. NJ
Baltimore with 9.25 A. NJ. train.
NOTlCE-Acoore persons, whether bond or free, Wiz
be required to bring responsible white person,
Onally known the undersigned, who will be willing
sign bond to the Company, before they will be
any portion of the road.
oc4-tf WM. CRAWFORD, Ager
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iwtbaR0i3p.

HOLLAND GIN.-An Invoice Of Cripple
n Il Berry, and ''WeSp Anchor brands landing cx-sip
Scotia, from Rotterdam, and tor sale by c. IL. MYERS
BRO
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FEHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
7. D. PRATT Il &C.

=" u, TRAIT " CO.,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND 5. CHARLES STREETS
The propretors respectfully invite such Merchants az
are NOT already subscribers to the Agency and who sell
goods on credit to call and examine system and test
ue reliability OF our information From long experience
ana the satisfactory testimonials of thousands
III the different cities East and West who have for years
been subscribers, we all who viii call whether
my zen R"ods 10 The cities or country towns ample sat
Sacton as to the reliability of our information and the
great benefit to be derived from the Agency by those who
subscribe - - - " -"
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A LII THE SAFES
IA AT TIE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE
BURNED UP

A LII THE SAFES AT Is z -, -,
BURNED UP
EXCEPT LILIES.
LILLE TRIUMPHANT--A GREAT TEsT.-The fire at
the Crystal Palace, New York. furnished of Safes
than which thorough could have been desired
Those who the ground that it the hottest
burning they The of the Safe Manufac-
tuners were in exposed situation Lewis Lille, Troy
Stearns Marvin of New York, and others were among
the exhibitors On overhauling the ruins Mar
WINS Safes found burnt out Others we've com
in the fyiag of the paint upon the inside doors The
Institute could not have arranged better trial, had
special arrangement been made for the purpose could
Mr. Lille possibly have secured greater triumph his
remarkable invention. Troy Safes take the ad.-
Daily Times.
CRYSTAL PALACE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the greatest
sufferers by the destruction of this edfc Nessrs
Stearns Marvin, Sheet Iron Safe Manufactures also
one or two others About $4,000 worth of these Safes
We're destroyed LILIES Chilled Iron Burglar Proc
Sale was the only Safe unharmed.Ir0y Wing
LILIES SAFES were unnjured by the fire, except
burning of paint All other Safes destroyed
Times
The above is positive proof that LILIES SAFES are
the ONLY RELIABLE ONES in GREAT They also
perfect security against BURGLARS
An assortment hand and for sale at the Agency 1872
Baltimore street.
Ocl2-tf
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4usiHess Gar0s.

EMO. GAY NOR,
% REVISION DEALER,
As SoUTH STREET.
Constantly for sale Bacon, Hams Sides Shoulders
Lard, Mess forE &c. se14-6m
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'TNRUSSES! TRUSSES!! TRUSSESii
Il SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
AND CUTLERY IN GENERAL,
HEINISCH SHEARS, SCISSORS AND POINTS,
PEN AID POCKET KNIVES, cARvEEs AND FORKS,
R1ZORS G RAZOR STRAPS, Table CUTLERY,
&C. of the best quality always on hand and tcarroted
by SAMUEL JACKSON,
No. 1874 Baltimore street,
Near st. Paul street,
iv20-
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8aii 40aGs.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
s4 IA # - ~ -;
CHANGE OF HOURS AND TRAINS
FAIL ARRANGEMENT.
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY being com
peted and in operation Wamsport making close
connections with trains the Wilamspor and Elmira
New York and Erie and Canandaigua Railroads for
WlLL1AMSPORT, ELMIRA ROCHESTER,, SYRACUSE
NIAGARA FALLS, BINGHAMPTON, BUFFALO,
B*2AV VIA, 0SWEGO,
ALL THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
oh ana after October 7th trains will run as follows
MESSENGERS Tor Nla&ra Falls, Buffalo, Harrisburg, Car
nsle Chambersbu lancaster, leave Calvert Station at
Sl5 A. NJ. and 40. p. NJ
- through to Niagard and Buffalo in IL hours.
passengers for Pttshurg, Chicago CnCn att St Louis
anu other cities and towns in the West NorJ and South
west leave Calvert Station at rs A. NJ and 10, r. NJ.
For Bedford Springs passengers leave by trains g. A.
NJ and 10, r. NJ, connecting with the Pennsylvania and
Broad Top Railroads.
All trains stop at regular way stations.
rare 10 flnllfa .....,...........,......,...sT
DO. Niagara Falls....
DO Buffalo. .............,................l
Baggage checked through to all principal points WEST
and NORTH
Passengers have the opportunity of stopping any
point or any of the cities the route and their
seats at pleasure.
BY the completion of this road to Wilamsport we re-
fer the Travellers to the following comparison of
By Northern Central Railway. BY New York
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Shipping.
FOR HAVRE.

IN TO SAIL ABOUT 18TH NOVEMBER inst
4lzzznIs& The superior AL ship 'SIR JOHN
FKANKLTN' Capt Calf. For freight heavy or light Of
small stowage or passage having fine Cabin accommoda
tons, apply to LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
No SO Buchanan's wharf
Or B. VI HODGES, Esq, cor Lombard and Gay SITS
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NuRLETT & SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANDATORY,

y CARNAGE NANCFlCTURY
No. - NORM STREET
efseaff y sIG.> The undersigned having greatly en-
SzAZlarged their premises and increased their ia
ctes beg leave cali the attention of the public to
their Intensive stock Of every description of CARRIAGES
finished in the most elegant style and durable manner
which they prepared TO sell accommodating terms
REPAIRS attended to with dcsuach and reasonable
prices. JOHN CURLETT K son.
iy24-tf 33 North street. Baltimore
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f. F. LUPTON'S
IMPROVED PATENT
RNAIELED LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS
WITH SCREW INSULATORS,
Sold Wholesale and Retail at his Desk,
No 3 MECHANICS EXCHANGE. Sun Iron BUILDING,
BALTI(ORE.
Copper and Enamelrl Rods constructed Ships Dwell
ngs and Public Buildings in the safest and best
Also for sale Ligtn Rod Points Glass nsulators and
Trimmings. for putting up rods
ALL ORDERS FROM TOWN OR COUNTRY. DI
RECTED TO HIM, WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED
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WIN. CRAWFORD, Ager
Il ~ s.e 6# |E=:=....:. FOR TIL lie,


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after September GOTH 1858, the trains wir
follows:
Leave Camden Station Baltimore-Nail Except
day. at $50 A NJ. Express daily at sos p NJ, fof
PARTS OF THE WEST SOUTHW EST AND NORTH
WEST Both trains 90 through direct.
FOR WAY PASSEN GERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 a. NJ
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling, and between
Grafton and Pkersbug take the sos p. NJ train from
Baltimore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at AS P.
NJ, and from Frederick at $40 A. NJ.
THE ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
$40 NJ, and $50 P NJ and Ellicotts Mills at 740 A. n,
and 40 p VI.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at $50 and $50 A. NJ, and $50 and
$50 p. NJ On Sundays at $50 A. NJ only. Leaves Wash
ngtOn for Baltimore 615 and 745 A NJ, and $50 and
445 p NJ On Sundays at $50 P. NJ. only. The second
and fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect
with trains the Annapolis Road.
For tickets Of every kind information, &c, apply to
j. T. ENGLAND, Agent at the Ticket Office, Camden
station. W. p. SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
l.. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent s22-tf
- anA<Emmz M~zzmlw
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n NRUUUIS Is AhIICIIEo OF NIL I HE
R(various styles made of Hard and Soft Rubber,
Syrnges Breast Pumps Pessaries, Nursing Bottles Sur
geon Bandage Elastic Stockings Teethng Rings, Nipples
and Nipple Shields Also Machine Betting Packing and
Hose, which we will sell at New York prices.
''.t f. NJ. PUNDERS0N 4 CO.
oc12-tf No, 209 Baltimore street
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From Thomas Dtmn Eng,ish a. D., Editor Of The ".
Sunday Courier
New YORK January ith, 1858.
NJ. n. W. S?EERs-SIR:-I generally refuse to give
certificates 70 anything but this Baby Walker of yours
seems 10 give much satisfaction to every juvenile mem
Der Of my family, that break through the rule its be-
half itapp,ars 10 be well adapted the purpose for
which it is designed It allows exercise without fatigue,
delights the infant exceedingly and guardian against
the evils sometimes resulting from the neglect of nurses
You AZ liberty these lines any way calculated
to d. you service TiIOS. DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. d
For sale only in this city, by
CORTLAS l. Co.
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The Progress Of Slavery in the United Sates-George
We'ion Pnce Is cents per copy, FIVE copies 81, fly
copies e. one hundred copies SIS
In the German Language.
At Is cents per 100 copies, enpeIopsd and free
ofpostGge.
Hon. King, N Y. The Rights Of the People ofKansas.
}. hickman, Pa Kansas-The Lecompton ConstI-
IuuOn.
At sl.25 per 100 copies, enUsIoped and free Of
postage.
Hon ; A Douglas, H.: Kansas-The Leeompton Con-
suiulon.
4" w. H. Seward, N. Y. Freedom in Kansas
do do. The English Bill
II. Wilson, Mass. Are Working Men slaves
All orders should be addressed to
l. CLEPHANE
Secretary National Republican, Association,
Washington, ID. c
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TESTIMONIALS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES

pleasing travelling companion, and that no per
son should be without, is Perry Daviss Pam Killer
sudden attack OF darrhea, dysenery cholera morbus
be efeciualy and insiantaneousy relieved by III il
equally efeeiual in curing scslds, burns, &c.
Thomas 8. Ranney, writing from Ransoon. Burmah,
December 10, 1856, II is becoming popular
and in several instances assured that the choers
has been arrested and life preserved by The late
prevalence of cholera here has swept eft about all the
Pain Killer had, and purchasers looking 10 me for a
supply will be disappointed my ability to supply them
Please send invoice of $50 by the first Cd
poruniy."
CAPE Town, Africa. Jan. o. 1876
GENTLEMEN: The Pain Killer happy 10 say, -
getting in good repute here and its good quas are be
ing appreciated Lately we have great de,nar d for The
article, and confidently anticipate large trade in The
Pain Killer
BORRODAILE, THOMPSON, HALL, & co
Messrs. PERRY DAVIS & Son.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
For sale in Washington by William Baantyns book
seller,SevenIh street.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,

The Republicans of Maine will meet in Convention nj
Anguish, on Thursday the oath day of June next AT
o'clock, A Nj 10 nominate a candidate for Governor
and to transact any other business that may prOuerly
come before the Convention The basis of
ton will be follows
Each city, town and plantation shall be entitled 10 one
delegate. Each city, town, and plantation, that casr
seveny6ve votes for the Republican candidate for Cow
IN 1857, shall be entitled 10 an additional de.ga,e
and delegate every hundred votes for said cand
date in 1887 above sevenIy-hye.
JOHN l.. STEVENS
J. NJ. DEERING
b. d. PECK
SIDNEY PERHAM.
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PREPARE FOR THE FALL ELECTIONS.

The National Republican Association desire
to call the attention of the opponents of the
present Administration to the importance Of q
thorough and systematic circulation and distri
button of tracts, speeches, and essays, bearing
upon the important questions now sgitsting the
country.
With this view, they have issued, and will
continue to publish, from time to time, the most
important speeches which have been and shall
be delivered or written.
We trust that all who are interested in de.
feating the Pro Slavery or Administration Party
in the approaching fall elections, will purchase
these documents for gratuitous circulation
among their friends and neighbors. The Asso
citation are appealed to for documents for gratu
itous circulation to an extent far beyond their
means. Under these circumstances, and AZ
Congress is about to adjourn, we appeal to the
friends of the cause throughout the several States
to take this work upon themselves, and see that
their several localities are fully supplied with
the proper kind of documents. Heretofore, this
work has been done by the Members of Con
gress at their own expense, but after the sd.
journment of Congress this responsibility will
devolve upon other friends of the cause.
The very low price at which these documents
are furnished, which 10 much less than the cost
Of publishing and enveloping, owing to the fact
that the Association is conducted solely on the
voluntary principle, puts it within the reach of
every one to aid in their distribution.
B B. FRENCH, President
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CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.

The National Republican Association a,
Washington, D. c., are prepared to furnish
both to clubs and Individuals, the following liz,
Of documents, at the rates and prices annexed
At rs cents per 100 copies, enueloped and fire,
ofpostage.
Hon p King, NY The Rights of the People ofKansas
f b Porle, N. Y: Ksnsas-The Lecompton Con
stituiion.
" A. P. Granger, N. Y: Kan.ss-The Lecomptor
A B DIN, N Y: Admission of Kansas
l.. 9. Foster, Conn: The Rights of White Men Vim
s Dean Conn: Kansas-Slsvery-Th I.ecompton
Constitution.
J. a Bingham, Ohio; The Lscomp,on Conspiracy
Do. Kansas Conference Bill.
P Bliss Ohio Citizenship: State Citizenship, Gen.
g Senator Wade, Ohio: They " stoop to Conquer
or, The English Swindle.
J. r fiiddings, Ohio The Conflict between Rei-
giou, Truths and American In6delity
II. l.. Dawes, Mas: The Lecompton Constitution
founded neither in Law nor the vii oflhe Peep e
g A Burlingame, Mess: An Appeal to Patriots
against Fraud and Dsunion.
g J Bufinion, Mass: Kansas--The Lecompton Con
q NJ Abbott Me-: The Lecomp,on Constitution.
F. Morse, Me-; The Presidents Lecompton Mes
d. kiIgore, Ind: Kansss-The Lecompton Consitu-
. lanes wilson Ind The Admission of Kansas
q ID. w. C. Leach, Mich: The Amstad Case--Men
not Recognised as Properly by the Constitution.
d.
3 J. Cruenden KY: The Kansas Conference B,u
NJ J. Parrott Kansas The Lecouploa Con titu-
ton.
Colamer's Minority RepoE,
The Democratic Pfosess Against the Lecompton
Fraudv-Hon. 2. Stanton, Hon. G. Bancroft Hon
# l.. Harris, Hon J. Hickman, Hon. r J. Walk,r
and Gov. Wise of Virginia.
The Democratic Meeting at Philadel phia Feb :
1s5s-Speech Of F. p Stanton, and Letter 81 GOV
- Walker. ~ y Wv
At sI.25 per 100 cogi<s snsesopsd and free of
postage.
Hen. y. A Douglas, H.; Kansas-Lecempton Conven.
ton
Up. Hale, N. H.: Kansas ard the Supreme Cour
H. Wilson, Mass: The Presidents Lecompton Mes
sage.
II. Wilson, Mass Are Working Men Slaves!
Dixon, Conn. Admission of Kansas
Bennett, n. Y; Kansas and g avery
X f. fentsn n. Y. Designs OF the Slave Power
Thompson, N. Y: The Admission of Kansas,
w. Seward, MY. Freedom in Kansas
w. n. Seward N Y: Closing Speech on the Kan
z. chandler, Mich Kansas-Lecompton Constn
uon.
G. Dprkse, Wis: The Lecompton Conspiracy.
Collar, Ind Kansas-Lecompton Constitution
j. Bell, Tenn: The Admission Of Kansas.
The Kansas Quesuon-The Minority Report Of Commit
The Frauds in Kansas characterization p p Stanton At
the Chinese Assembly Rooms, N. Y.
At 3l.76 per 100 copies, enveloped and free of
postage.
Hon w p. Fesssnden, Me-; The Presidents Lecompton
Message.
D. CLARK, N. H: Kansss-The Law of Slavery.
F. p Blair, Mo: The Acquisition of Central Amer.
lea. Price 81 per 100 copies.
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LATER,

Neto mk, May 23.-The steamer City o.
O Was ngton arrived this afternoon, with
ties frs Liverpool to the 18th inst.
Resol ions have been proposed in the
itish ouse of Commons by Mr.. Cardwell
q in 10 House of Lords by the Earl Of
s attest y, censuring the Government for the
p bGcaf n of their dispatch to the Governor
6 .neral, India, in regard to his proclamation
II the ople of Dude. Lord Ellenborougf
a. sumee ell the responsibility, and resigned
3 resi- alton was accepted. The resolutions
" re to- considered the day after the steamer
sc lied.
The Z ,use of Commons disagreed to the
al ,endD IT of the House of Lords to the Jews
bj ], snc Omitted Baron Rothschild as a mem
be- off ,eir committee to confer with the
l.. rds.
Sir E Try Bulwer has been appointed Min.
isi ar to ,nstsntinople, and the Hon. Edward
Ell .kine Secretary of Legation to Washing.
tole
Che } adon Times says that the resolution
of sensg will be supported by Lord John Rus.
sell and te Peelite party, as well as by Lord
PssmerS 1. Speculations were rife as to
wb tther .e Ministers would resign or dissolve
Psyliam in the event of the resolutions pass
ing,
All tk cable was on board the Niagara and
the Agals mnon, and they were to depart on an
exi erimS tai trip on the 18th. They were
onl' wat e for the completion of the paying
out macS cry.
The f& tn Bengal Light Infantry, l60 strong,
hass bee- brought to court.martial, and sixty
sen ences to be hanged, whilst the remainder
are to bts ansported for life. Colonel SeatoB's
fort ca L. Q beaten the enemy, taking three
gufs. 3 ailcund is in possession of the rebels,
whs are id to be 100000 strong.
Calcuk dates have been received to April 3,
but are { important
B. hot Gather campaign in Rohilcund was
deened3 .vitable.
All We quiet in China.
A secc detection in the fifth Recommendation
of Paris ssulted in the success of the opposi-
ton can date. The Paris conference was
further tponed for few days.
n, Di Spanish Minister of the Interior.
has sesie ID.