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HARDWARE.
been RECEIVING for The lastthirts days an extern
Ii Stock of Goodsfor the
FALL e. WINTER TRADE.


whiehis now nearly complete, and which they invite theil
custOnefs and n cash buyers 70 ezamins before purchasing
purehased al cofdanstass Or cieSeiand, at home or asreSd, a a:
Tsas Inc may = e be foa dt he fSi hSf 9aaaS VIZ. ana 0A' Ar"'is'
Alargestock Of assoEted Iron and NSls; English Blis.ss, Ger
Seat and saIky Springs; Log Chains, Bendfnr Chains, Col
Ties, sc; shovsls, Spades; Scoop shovelsI both Steel and
IRON Manure Forks; Potatoe Dsggers; Blackwell ( Co.'S;
Cross Cut saws; {: s Hook Tooth and common Saws, a
and other makers Rip, Pannei, Buck, Meal and Compass
or without frame; best c. S. Files and Rasps. Of cvery de. II.
scripdon; Gimlet Screws of all sizes from SIS to ! inches;
s sasiss ss.siie S eoeff Bta aa ss and BIS! 1sGH coma ee1a nf Bali aEy s sSaf fron
Hand Axes. Boys Axes. BiOod's Adzesss PeFkin's 4 Cos a Do.
y tos b s'f Flass, P sRa 0sn E o Sa snd SSs icapas sro a1ss S, from
TooLs.--Anyils. English Armitage and A
blacksmith Hammers. and Pinchersi Stocks and Dies,
Paimer's Blind Butts. Lal q POrter's do. Parliament Butt,
S spsss' conn B sTasa P ana sar aDS MSi,s W CeSSg ea and Brass,
Handles: Colin Screws and Studs; Sash Rollers and sash
silsiP gE ppS5si Ps,sRt PA I Rslaeos sin e ossness; 50 70 % b.
ETC.: Boring Machines. trimming ChiseIs, Corner CSises
HoGsE TRIaMiNGs.@Novelty and other makes of Lock,
t ice L oasf With nv White hRees Knobs Aa a93 Plated q snS M a1ahalty; M MI9.
Glass Knobs. a beantifaai article tha II win vi I not t sM,i1 SILVER ~ e.
ny exposure; Pad, Chest Cupboard, Trunk and other
SHoVELS n T~ONGS.-Polished Steel Sets; Brass Hand
zed; common Iron and Bronzed Andirons; Brass Ton S To-
GS1 s sTrsIs sn a9a G SnoET rsnon,t,ps sAo, crns- .m. ~.
Shot. Powder and Powder Flasks-
BRuSHES-White Wash, Horse, Faint, Varnish. Shoe. Scrut
bling and Graining Brushes
Boor Mats and Carriage Mats; Looking Glasses and Look
ing Glass Plates; Soap Stone Griddles, a new article for
baking Griddle Cakes without grease or smoke; Tririts for
beating articles on q Crate; Enamelled and Brass Kettles;
Bird Cages; 10 pcs Wire Cloth, assorted.
Cloth, plain and fig
ursd; ERamelled Top Leather: Patent Leather; Broad and
Narrow Lace, Fringe, fnfts, Nails etc. etc
SaddleEy and Harness Trimmings, Shoenaker's Kits. etc.
PANTS AND 1L--Pu Lead in on, Zinc in on, English
v. Red, French Yellow, Chrome Yellow and Green, Lith-
rage, Paris Green, Red and White Lead Dry, Chocolate
and olive Mineral Fire Proof Paint; Putty, Spanish Viii
ting. White and Red Chalk
Window Sash and Glass. ailsizes; Pump Chain and Fixtures
Galvanized and Wooden Tubing, Iron Sausage Cutters:
Straw Cuttersi Corn Shellersi Hay Knives; Table and Peck
ct Cutlery; Table and Tea Spoons, Iron, Britannia and Pla-
ted; Gate Hinges, Strap Hinges, DC. &c.
Octsber %. 1875.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

K8ZA
THE Grea, Central Route, connecting the Atlantic CT 1e
Il with Western, Northwestern and South western States
by a continuous Railway direct. This road also connecs
ht Pitsburg with daily lines of Steanboa S to all ports on
the Wesern Rivers. and al Cleveland and Sandusky wi h
Steamers to all ports on the North western Lakes; making
<heasaetdirect, cheapess and reliable route by which Freight
aza bs sT~zrded 10 and from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURe.
FIRST CLASS Boots. Shoes, HAS and
Caps, Books, Dry Goods dn boxes, bales
and trunks) Drugs lin boxes and bales0 % C. per 100 lbs.
Feathers, Furs, &c. &c.
SECOND GLASS. -Domes ic Sheeiinc.1
Shirting and Ticking Qn original balcs1
Drugs On casksJ WaIi Psper, Wool, and IS C. per 100 lbs.
sheep Pelts, eastward, &c &C.
THIRD CLASS-Anvils Chains On casksl1
Hemp, Bacon and Pork, Sailed Qoosc orl
in saexs.) Paints dry and in oil0 Oils. }G5 C. per leo lbs.
texcept lard and rosin,D
FOURTH CLASS.-Cofee, Fish. Bacon !
Beef and Pork On casks or boxes, east
wnrd3 Lard and Lard Oil, Nails, Soda
Ash, German Clay. Tar, Pitch, Rosin, so C. per 100 lbs.
Steel, Manufactured tobacco, Rosin.
Oil Queensware, Sugar, thhds-. bbls.
FIsOUR.-SI per Dbl. until further noties.
GRAMS cts per 100 lbs. until ENrther not;ce.
C~OFIoH--S2per bale, not exceeding $eei.R- weight. an
til further no icn.
In shipping Goods FROM any Rsint east Of hill ade lphia, Ee
particular toIaaEk packages "via Pennsylvania Railroadr''
All Goeasf consigned TO the Agents OF this road at Philadel-
phia or PiEsburg, will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENTs--Clark& Co, Chicago; Packet & Co,
Memphis, Tenn; r. +. Sass 4 Co, ST. Louie: P. e. OfRIey
4 20 Evansville, Ind VIM Bingham, Loaisskie. KY. K.
6. Nel6cnm. Madison, tN4. II. w. Brown & Co., and Trivia
Leech & Co, Ne. s. Kirby street, Boston; Leeeh / Co, No
SAstor. Il oass1 y, No. l William Street, n. Y; E J.
sneeder, Rh1sassphiai Magraw & koons. Baltimore; n A.
IL R tsoEsTsw, General Fre,gb. Arena.
H j. Sup't-, Altoona, Penn'a.
Dec 10. 1851.
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Everv Man Hia OWN phvsician.

THE celebrated DIR. BucHAN's DOMESTIC MEDICINE,
Il or a Treatise on the Prevention and Cure OF Diseases
by Regimen and Simple Medicines.
Aiso,-Dootor GuNN,s DOMESTIC MEDICINE N
POOR MANS very valuable Book for q Sami-
rs. il, Sc. b. DICKINSON . SON.
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LIB g.
OHIO WHITE

THESE SPRINGS. hrretofore known
IL as Harris Springs - m the scioto River, 4 miles from
Scioto Bridge Station, on the Springfield and Delaware
Railroad; 8 miles from Delaware, on The Cleveland and Co.
lumbus Railroad. aud II miles from the City OF Columbus,
will be opened to the public seeking health or pleasure, on
he 18th. of May, under auspices and with a1ppnintne u
hat Will make il FIRST Class in every particular.
The present proprletorg of the Ohio While Sulphur have
ibrraly added to the buildings and general acconmoda-
ions of the estate, and have fitted and furnished the whole
n the suggestions Of ,aste and Injury.
The CUISINE WILL ne CNExCEPTIoEA ABLE.
The scenery of and near the domnin has been thought to
be the finest in Ohio; the air is pure and healthy, and the
medicinal properties of the wonderful Spring Getting 100
gallons per minute.} are ROW admitted TO possess curative
and recnperatiye influences superior to the famed White
Sulphur of Virginia.
There are attached to the establishment all the aceesso-
ris found at the first Summer Hotels of the country.
The lawns and grounds about the Hotel are spacious and
well kept, and the beautiful drives through the old forests
and along the romantic river are singularly attractive,
though quite secluded.
Carriages and onlnibuses are always in readiness at Co.
luinbus and Delaware to convey parties to the Springs.
Arrangements can be made for rooms by addressing
lisa AC PAST, Columbus, Ohio.
Fer any further general information, reference may bn
had to Messrs. Andrew, Wilson Il Co., Cincinnati; or c
Messrs. Failing of the Neil, or Kelsey of the American Hto
Hotel, Delaware. April le. iebe-stf
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WILL receive during this and the coming
w week. his first
NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS,
to which he invites the attention of tie closest
buyers
As every New Stock" of Goods that has been
offered to the public within the last few years,
has been -stAe largs>t- Prefiest and cheapest" he
will say of this one sim ply, that it is large enough
for the present deoaand, pretty enough for the
most faSffdiozs and tasteful, and cheap enouga to
suit the most ecoa1aafcat and prudent.
The Stock embraces all the leading best styles
and fabrics in
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Mems Furnishing Goods,
Housekeeping Goods,
Queensware IL Table Cutlery,
Carpcting and Oil Cloths,
Paper Hangings,
Bonnets and Hats,
Yankee Notions,
Family Groceries,
Shoes and Boots.
A general invitation is given for an inspection
of his Stock. The praees are sufted 10 tie tfnsts.
Most kinds of Produce taken in exchange for
Goods at the market rates.
Location, No. 2 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
n1--.p MI x x
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NEW GOODSI new G0ODSl
No. 2 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
G.. HILLS

q. HILLS
TusT RECEIVED 4 LARGE VARIETY OF DRESS
% GOODS.
New Spring Prints,
New Mus. de La;ns,
New Challfes and Deberges,
New French Chintz,
New Robes A. Quillgs
New English Ginghzms,
New French Muslins,
New American Lawns,
New All Wool Delains,
New Paramettas and Poplins,
New Muslins de Cheais,
New and Super BIZ Dress Silks,
New and pretty Fancy Dress Silk
Ell R0IDERIES
Large variety or Collars ami Sleeves-
Sets ii do in CaTnhFse and MArs-illes,
While Asrs-iIles for Ladies' wear
GIoVest Gloves!
Kid, silk and IRie Thread Gloves.
Blk Lace Mbis-fIosiery Of ali sorts.
Shd1s! ShGaES
Printed cashmere and Stella Shaxls.
single and Double Broeha do.
case Keeping Goods.
Sheefines, Te~eTings. Diapers. SzBkias. praperys. Dam
a>ks-aIi OF good styles and quality
Delaware March I9. 1855.
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Call At e. Burr's
Dissolution of Partnership.

FDHE Mercantile firm, of Sherman B Derthick heretofore
/ existing between Geo. 7 sherman and Ira Derthick at
Ga'sna, Delaware County o., was on the fifteenth day OF
Septcmber 1886. dissolved by mutual consent, the said Sber
man having on that day sold out to Tb,naas Vandeet, who.
oEether with Mr.. Derthick Ander firm name of DERRICK 4
eanneet, VIII continue business 81 the Old stand. All per
ous indebted TO the said old 1rin of Sherman Il Dirthick will
axe payment 70 the raw frHAof Dershick & Vanneet, and
persczs holGipR lsFrz CT any kind against the said frTn
sherrT an & EzTthiS. 1tj resent them when due to The
GEO. r. SHERMAN
IRA
still ls56u THos. VANFLE
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lamar O6E.
The Cheapest Light Ever Produced
HAVING becnue General Agents for the United STATES
Ii and Exclusive Agents for Delaware Countv for tbr
sale OF the justly celebrated
Lunar Oil and Patent Lamps,
we are now prepared to establish exclusive AecNcfes In ev-
cry town, and supply the goods upon terfAs that vfia render
the business highly Profitable. The Oh burns with a very
whi e. brilliant. s eady blaze, without smoke or UNPLEASANT
smell; is not explosive: and warranted four times Cheaper
any other material now in use One dollars worth
Viii give the light OF 81, IL of Lard Oil, Sass Of Whaae OH.
Ss,3b Of Burning Fluid. $l4,2 &c of Candies Half 4 pint
ourns fifteen hours, costing FIVE cents, and gives a light e.
9uai L SIX candies; is very pleasant TO The eyes; and is
justly termed The peoples light, and one might add the moor
mans friend, the mechanics companion. the s,unIrnf,s hen.
etactpr, the seamstress' delight.
The Oh; and lamps IN be seen and are for xale At Il
Williams stove aud Tin Store.
D. PLOTNER.
beiaWare Feb. 26. E5S. eff.
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SCOTS Little Giant Corn g. Col Mil
THE attention of Farmers and Stock Feeder
Il 0enerslly is respectfully called TO this sdI;
ito bInost important article of the kind now ID
re,cefft only we'll adapted to grinding Cob Meal
for Stock, but grists for the table. In setting
this mi1ln o mechanic or frame work is necessa-
ry, only requiring to be fastened to a floor OF
platform, is easily adjusted. and can be used by
any body, oven a child. For sale by
Dec. 20. CHAMBERLAIN e. A VERY
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N0TICE

EROMt the fact that we can sell goods Is per cent. less for
II cash than on long credit, which would be much better,
our opinion, for both parties, we have come TO the con.
clusion % ~commance, Jan. !, 'ss, "a cash business, Our
n stomers will confer q favor by calling this month, and
ying their accounts. We invite every man In the town
unity, that buys goods for cash, TO call and satisfy them
an. I5, 1858. j. HYATT q co
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The Ladies' Repository.
tsQuEEN oE TIE MonrHLrKs.n

A LgO, the NATIONAL MAGAZINE Monthly OF rare
"A merit Illustrated with hne pictorial Embellishments
IRE OatcentH per number or two dolarsper annum. For
eclihs the NEW BOOK STORE
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College Text Books,

THHE subscribers have just received from the Publishers
a in New York and Boston, a supply Of The VERY LATEST
Editions Of New, Neat and Perfect TEXT BOOKS, adapted
to the Third Term Of the
o. w. University and Female College,
Which they Will sell at the lowest regular City Prices
os e wishing 20 buy will do well TO call Immediately and
anime the NJ oks for themselves before purchasing ls.er
ere or u BY
Feb. ~ "a. B. DIcKINsoN& SON.
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NOTICE.
White Wheat Flour

addition to Flour manufactured in this section Of Tho
i state, from selected Wheat, We endeavor to have always
on hand, a very superior article, manufactured in the South
ern portion Of the State, from extra Gennesee Wheat, which
iB much better for family use.
Jan q, '5S-tf II. 2. HILLS d SON.
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Parties Served
Carpets.


FTfHE partnership heretofore existing uader the firm of
J. WILLIAMS Il LATIxER, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to said firm viii make paw.
neni 10 Nathan Wiliams, who VIII settle the business OF said
frn. NATH AN wiz n n
F,e. z&, 1857. JOHN F. LATTMER
The undersigned viii continue the business, lately conduo.
ted by the above firm, at their old stand on Sandusky street;
and, thankful far past favorB, respectfully soiictisa conInu.
ance Of the same.
NATHAN WILLIAMS
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Artists Materials

V41NO MdVUI1dIbg
CONSISTING Of Canvass, Bristol Board, Drawing q
" per, Cancels Hair Brushes, aland Oshord
y.aer Colors, English Tube Paints, Black and CoioreI
trjnons, Palette Knives and Boards, DC. SC. Sold by
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Is JONES

at LdDs
WILL pracncein Delaware and adjoining eeunties- Of
~ ice over Burr's JewezrE Store, In Day 3 Wetmore's
Delaware, o., July II. 1857.
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REV. L. L. LANGSTROTH's
PATENT COMB
@@@ "%-~

THE subscriber having purchased the Patent Right for the
= above named Hive, to several counties in OF. o. and pre-
ownship, Delaware county, Ohio, now offers it for sale
This Hive is the result of the long and carefulstudy and ex-
KEEPER; and in offering 1t TO the public, the undersigned
feels that he is NOT offering the mere contrivanee Of a sche-
GENUINE WORTH, which will MEET rue WANTS AND
DIFFICULTIES which have for hundreds Of years thwart-
simple in its construction and arrangement, while Il gives
the Apiarian perfect control, not only of his bees. but ofthe
access. not only to every part Of dc hive. but 10 eyery inch
of comb in it, and thai without the slightest danger or Injury
to either himself, the bees, honey, comb, hive, or anything
To enumerate fully ALL its advantages would require too
much space for an advertisement; but the following arc
nestruciion to and prevention sfnjury by Bee Moth.
Free access to every inch of the hive, and the comb In II,
Knowledge (not conjecturel of the precise condition of the
bees and comb at pleasure.
Swarning the bees. lat wiIl)-thus saving the necensityo of
watching for weeks
NuIiipiying the number of swazms at pleasure.
Preventing natural swarmtng.
Strengthening weak or small swarms al any and all times.
Taking the honey in any form or quantity desired withou
Selecting ~andtaking the new and leaving the old honey, at
Feeding the bees in cold (or warm) weather, without ex
Projecting the bees in extreme cold weather.
Adaptatioo OF the hive to the size of the swarm-Qarge
Preventing the Ooo great accumulation of drones. which
consume but do net gather honey.
Ascertaining when the Queen Is lost or dead, and supply
ing the colony with another.
IN short. thereis no operation necessary to be performed
which cannot be safely and easily done with this hive. and {
opens to every intelligent man, a new, easy, safe and cEKt
Tbe beSI nrnaf N - T. lie f,-. ~
ding ALL other hives, and RETAINING ITS SUPREMACY
see Seq Il are s T. i H UfIn w Ssed; y thas Il ! was : si nor so snsa a. sI, wno
cred or invented Ny Agent (Nr. @. W. NEwLovEl will be
happy to show the hive, with and without bees in il, to those
RICHARD CoLvIN,
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4 lAkRlAGE BoLTS.-600 o Carriage Bolts,
~ different sizes, as low as the lowest, at
P0TTER & COS
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44u4O II 14VuCTs
n Nd those wishing a good time piece, and at she
MTM IA same time 20 save money, should call al u.
sG.Sk BuRR'S. de hSsjust received q good stock OF
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
of AnerseAa, Eagnsh and Swiss manufacture. Also, . ane
stock of
Jeweiry, Silver Ware, Clocks q Fancy Articles,
all of which win be sold at HARD rlxEs prices.
April. II, le56. Day a Wesmore's Block. sanduskys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
FRANCE.

The medatOn Of friendly power had been condi-
iiopully accepted in the dispute between France and
Portugal alter it hao been twice percmptorly refused
by the former power IL suggested that the POrtu-
giese Government should order the Charles Georges
to be given mp condition that the French shipsOt.
war should previously withdraw from the Tagus aud
rtturn France, not to let il eppcar that the
surrender was made under the Of their guns,
and that tie amount Of indemnity shall be left Tor ar
bi'ratiOn.
The dc rec permitting the importation Of foreign
iron into France about to be renewed, with GER
tan notifications.
a magnificent steam yacht was about to be con-
sruCt.d f,r the service of the Emperor and Empress
during their marine excursions.
TIE marriage of the Duke de Na'akoif with
Mademoisele Ian-ega was soemnzed IN the Imperial
Chapel of ST. Cloud on the evening of the 18th inst,
in the presence of the Emperor and Empress snd a
brilliant and numerous mbage. har-hal valiant,
Minister Of War, and VI. Walewski, Minister Of For
eign Affairs, gave away the bridegroom; and NJ
FOuld, Minister of state, aud >paniard, the Maianis
IA. Ca.a Ria, efoa for the bri5e The
Duke is said to be in biz 9th year and his bride III her
SD. They were expected to start iorthwlth Tor In
gland.
The monthly statement Of the Bank Of France shows
n decrease in the bullion Of ElUO,OJO sterling. The
returrs show revival in the discounts, the increase
under tbs head for the month being tl ,3O,OOO.
An official return of the indirect revenue OF France
for tie first nine months Of ISIS shows atsncrease oil
81 coo, 01O francs.
The latest accounts from Paris say that no doubt
was entertained Of pacific solution Of tue difficulty
with Portugal.
ON the Paris Bourse, on the 18th. the per cents
closed at 733j having slightly declined during the day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
INDIA

1l' Is mpay mail OF the 9Th sspt. had arrived a,
Snez. Tie oi.armed truo,s a. M,.,tsr -, -
tie 6sd Snd os'h Bengal Native Irf,p,ry ,rrt,, x x
b. 3lst 0i August. Thou al l,o., 80 "a
was he Consequence. An ,i,sr ami far nm ,.,~
Killed IN The outbreak. The fugitive nh. eoo, -
Zee We're defeated with great sl.aehter hv a. %
ertson on the 9TH Selt for cinss,-;.s III ~ ~ ~
Rad been captured st GwsLur rnde,yorin, :, ,
WIN 'he S"u Bombay Naive ieigty, WHO iulorsoi
their ofers oi their proceedings. The ealpri,. -
t1ecuted wv
The Gwaior iucitiy,s, under their leai.r t..
Topee. after THEN defeat by Gen. Roberts tsrf
ward Nalwa, and occupied toe town Of .Inbr, pit
The Rsjahs troops de>erung bm toe rebels secr,1.
large amount Of ireasur, Sni about 10 ,np. rs
Topee then moved toanrd Bhopal, bu, wa, ma. 80
defeated by the Mhow field force urier Cen NJ
between Boeahg and Bear, on the l3,h Of Ss,'',,l'
Tic rebels were dispersed III al direc,iors AM On -,
captured, with trfng hess on the Bitish .iis -N'
4 private telegram says that received Alan, -,
arisen Gt Calcutta and thatthe troops uer, k.p,n
aims. 5,oCOinsurgents wese said TO bcntke province
Of Calcutta, but avoiding engagements. IT'S So~v
j. pronounced a fabrication
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
CHINA.

Tue n all OF Aue. q, fro n Hong Kong, hal ie,rbod
England bringing details OF ;ae news previously tsle-
graphed.
Admiral Seymour had returned from Japan. bat
Lord Elgin hsi proceeded to Jeddc with tie steam
yacht which be would present Ia the Emperor.
The Hong Kong cIrr-ep"udent Of Tie Losl0l
Times says no change had occurred in the state Of st.
Airs AZ Canton bat had heart a report ths, one ot
tie Commissioners WHO met the ambassadors 10 the
North, and who bears char tcter for conclftOn hal
been sppointed Vicer'y of The Canton province rhie
nigh; lead to some improvement IN the stat Vi mat.
tors.
The report that Namtow had been destroyed, o. "a
act of redress for firing tag of truce, Is nr-
founded Tie forts were taken and destroyed, but the
town was spared at the solicitation ol adeprtation
from the people. Tae Chinese soldiers showed eopsil
rrable resistance and the British had three kld
and twelve wounded.
Tie Chinese were coming back 10y degrees to Hong
Kong and Macao.
Trade continued very duh at Hong Kong. A hmoy
little OF nothing had been done in teas. At foothos
n ere had been moderate business, aud an sdyaBs
in teas Of 10 taels had been established on former
rates. AT Sha ghae, the exports # tes were $500 90
pounds short Of The date last year. very mod
crate business had been done at former prices. Sls
had given way but subsequently recovered. shrtrgs
were dull ard lower.
The American en.of war were thus distributed:
The sloop-of-wsr Germantown in Canton River; the
Steamers Mississippi and Powhatan ai japan.
Mr.. Reed was Mt Shanghae awaiting the sniyd %
the Chinese Commissioners 10 settle the tarhs, Ae
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

defritiye st.cmp, n raNinc bic fsithful subjects
give IN IN d. pair their Constitutional asp piratoas.
In a message csics.ated Ia tins errct. b. pro-
posed a string of amendments Winch. n oil human
probability. he could not suppose even The Chan-
i-.rs able to swallow. still they were swallowed.
ard with good grace 700. ~ there rename"
nothing bat to have don4 wit the thing, ana pro-
claim th- Constitution. The oath .till smached "i
the C,rccal coniriyances by which tie Constitution
had been set aaoat. The King accepted tae Con
.ttution. On the condition that be should - nnd II
possible 10 rule with ~: and the Chim'ers a'
cep;ed this ambiguous declaration o. an oalh 'hl
paymeut IN full: the bulk Of The people iaAins 40
interest at all in the Transaction.
Such is the history Of this Constitution. Or its
contents propose giving you succinc' sse''A ~
another letter, since, BY strange concurrence o'
circumstance that airy nothing" has no" BE-
come. at les.i, the osi~nsbie basi. OF operations
for the contending official parties, which n Fru'sia
ss elsewhere, are dest1ed 10 ini' nts the genrrf'
movement. that in due time must apPear upon
the