The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-02


some damage has
crops in Poland and
| In Spain, the hary
ter than had been h(
| The favorable pro
which existed a fe
have been completed.
sirocco winds.
| 81. Johns, N. 8.
ship Propeller arrive
Galway, with dates I
and from Galway 10
the evening of that d
| A project is on f,t
rope with China by,
| The latest advices
represents cotton as
advancing, and corn
| At LoLdon, on 81
changed.
| A boundary dihc
France and Switzeil h
| Austria has decide
penditures fifty per Z
| 1t is reported that
abdicate in October
| The crop account
factory, particularly
| Odessa.
| The British steam
dab five days before
for the recent murde
Ismael Pasha arrives
executed, and four o
tinople. :
| The details of the
ORE vious statements
ing down.
| We find in the J.
letter from M. de La
Uers, the Paris orgs
which has made tn
of repeated attacks.
piled to the last. "
where Re defends b
of extravaganza
| I" As for the alleg,
fortunes inherited fl.
by his literary laborI
travagance of his 7
ing to you, should p
ing of securing me a
to say is-cone to
live. In Paris, l liv
back of a court yar6
the town ; q house
censure me would e
porter. i lead here
the pen, who lives c
family and his work.
the evening some 8
proof against my il
conversation at an
lengthen the morro'
from sleep more tit
up, for the sake of
psssionately loved a,
and of my travels. 7
dogs-their friendsh'
bread, and their car
against the instabilit
I" Such is the life /
ten years. Send ano
and boundless extra
laugh at those who :
10 the country I lead
roofs. A student /
country, an opulent r,
to call me) by day
number of excellen
second family, who's
has confded to my /
my wealth in prospes
poverty in bad years
/ have around me e,
grown gray in the ho'
when there is no moi
adaptive family l shi
roof which has shelte
old age shall fall or
is my luxury-it is a
the people condemn ]
" But, you ask, v
nous debts, whose 8
al!-powerful friendshi
first place, sir, these
they are represente d
Nifty my distress to I
at least q million of Fl
they are in no wise Il
airy designations of !
boundless extrsvsgan
alton in fact Won hays
from two sources (; tn
estates l inherited we
exactly the same sut
obliged to borrow o.
legscies : they are mt
more nor less mon,
charged with; l have
ished one sou to this
have sold them the
astrayI ! did wrong,
ticians, to attempt TO
tend the field, the mel
my fathers.
| :" The second SOU
When my accounts s.
death, my liberality
with reason !; but no
there not q madness Il
l confess this insani
guilty, if it compromi
or interest due any Of
had foresight and he
real estate, or in ii
which, if well sold, W
my debts. Nobody
me. All that is nece
equitable purchasers
them from being the {
of vultures of estates
behold a dead body
fortune"
Later fro
Neso York, Aug.
Taylor arrived this al
MIA mails of the
! Sl,5O0,0OO in specie.
the 10th, and touches
latter port, she left th
reported having capt.
lean colors, and sent
The principal cons
are as follows : An
| $l40, 900; Freeman
Fargo, g. Co., $360,O
| The news is of littl
The steamer Ores
bound to Victoria, stl
the 3lst Of July, but
| jured. During the C.
sengers jumped overt
ed-names unknown.
A skirmish had oc
Humboldt county, b
whites. One of the |,
were killed.
A party of sixty al
rived with their famil
| But little is said q
steamer Pacific, whic
Victoria, took but fey