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W.sHrSsroy. Sent. ls

WAsHINGTON, Sept. Is.
The steamers Fulton and Water Witch, forming
part of the expedition to Paraguay, are now ready
for sea, and will probably leave tomorrow for Nor
folk. Guns Of very heavy ealibre have been Sc
Iected for both vessels. The armament Of the Full
ton conrists Of one II inch gun, on a pivot, and
four Of 9 inch in broadside.
The armament Of the Water Witch consists Of
one 9 inch shell gun on pivot. In addition. the
Fulton will carry two boat hOwtzers and the Water
Witch three, one OF which is q heavy "a FOUNDER,
mounted on pivot on the fOrecastle Both yes
sells are supplied with small arms and ammunition
Of the most approved kind, including the Sharp
and Minnie rifles, together with revolvers.
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For sale, Wholesale snd Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No % Superior street. Ceyeaad, who viii supply the
Annie de Femme al the ProIr1eioE's prces-
aul0 dSwly6
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lNDEPENDRScE, No, Sept. 18Th.
Per U. s. Express 10 BoonviIle- Z

4NDEFkNDkNCE5 NO. sept. lyln.
Per U. S. Express TO BOonyille,
Santa Fe dates TO the 30th ult, have arrived
Latest dates from Fort Defiance were TO the 18th
OF August, at which time no hostile movements
had been made against the NayajOe Indians Al
the earnest solicitation of Amiga, an Influential
chief, the commanding officers had given him ten
days 10 raise his people and go in search Of the
murderer Of Brooks servant.
Three companies Of Rihemen under command OF
Captains Lindsey and Elliott, and several other
companies Of Infantry, &c. have been ordered TO
be in readiness in event 0fwa- with the Indians
Some political excitement in regard TO the cleo
tion Of Representative in the next Legislature, in
consequence Of there being two sets Of candidates
both claiming TO be the Simon pure Democracy
The United $. ates District Court is in session.
No business Of importance transacted when tho
mail left.
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THE BUcKLEYs made their first appearance
at the Melodeon last night and had large
and appreciatiye audience to cheer them on
Notwithstanding the unusual heat in the crowd
ed hall, the visitors did not seem to care for that
as much as to see and hear the famous Buck
leys. The songs and music were good and
elected much applause. R. B. Buckley's vio-
lin solos were especially to be admired. They
will be here but two nights more.
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAN.
AEd

Ist. Cotton is used as il is purehased-on spools
without rs-winding saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and psrplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines is in this avoided no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. 1t is very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned snd kept in order, and does not re-
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in tie saving Of
labor are invited to call at the saes-room of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
Gbove machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
. The services Of lady and the use Of amaehire
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
st the room OF Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5OPer day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop Spangler's Block,
mh30d6m:1es Superior St. up stairs
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n IT SOJOMONSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
es the largest Of the most approved kinds Of
PECT4cLES. Auhis glasses, whether for near OF a'-
lighted, ground under his inspection By machine
yof construction with the sreaest care, 50 as 10
suit the eyes all curing Weakness DiszHess o.
Inflammation o The Eyes and iuparing 9Th ioT oe
reading fine sewing.
y n. H. Solonons1a would here inform the public
that he employs any in the sale OF his lenses
e Also, splendid assortment Of SPY CLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, COaIPASSES. &C, keVi on hand
ARTIFICIAL. EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect IS natural
CSomce 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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ELECTION.
BANaoR. 81 ID.

BANGOR sept ~
The vote for Congress in the 81 District is very
close. So far as known, Foster (Rep.) has s65
majority in Hancock and 22O in Washington eOun-
", while the Democrats claimed for Bradbury
1000 majority in AristOOk aud 43 in Waldo, which
Is probably correct This allows Foster AZ major
ity An error is alleged, however, in the footings
Of Hancock and Washington in favor Of Bradbury,
so that the official account only determine the
result.
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G0n1ational.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
emh-acluE ali the elements OF solt and useful I'd
Irfisn will be opened IN the Sundav School Room the
rear o Trinity Church. Supe0r street. the first Of Sep
tember. under the Of the Misses NARIAN. and the
general -erufendence OF Rev A NAEAN, as Rect0ro
the School.
Appcaiioss f1r smssioa 10 b made a the School Room
al any time during the course Of the School term
Prospectus setting forth Terms. Sc be hal on
Dsion 10 the Rector either Of the Rev eenieen
VisItJrs Of the School. DR- CLAXJON,
tDR BOLLES.
Iu3 dm lss REV l. CARTER
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/ To THE WORKING MEN.-A meeting will be
held at the old Court House this evening, for
the purpose of organizing for the benefit of the
worl,ing men who are not able to pay the dime
to join the present organization. Let all the
dime-less come
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR OcTOBER--J. b
Cobb Co, and Hawks & Bros. have received
the Atlantic for October 1t is filed as usual
with saIid reading matter and written in the
highest literary style Like wine the Atlantic
seems to improve with age
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ARRIVED


The American bark Chiefiain, Wolorn, from
Liverpool which the Press censured for approach
ing too near the Agamemnon and Nalorous, when
the former was paying out the Atlantic Gable, ar
rived here this morning.
The brig Black Hawk, from Liverpool, for Cleve-
land, accompanied the Chieitsin from Montreal to
this port.
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x Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas,
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, Of various styles, on
exhibition Al the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept. 2Odlm pol.
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EFE. RUFFIN's Fall stock Of Hats and Caps
has arrived. 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course Il be sold at lower
prices than ever. All work in the line Of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. lie is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. SEPT
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FIRE-DRED SCOTT DEAD.

ST- LOUIS september ~
A destructive five occurred at Weston, No, on
the night of the 18th inst destroying the furniture
warehouse Of John Dietv and Shaw, and the new
house and grocery OF E KOufman, the Court House
and one or two other buildings; the loss is up
ward of S35, ,0O0-insured about $1,000.
DTod Scott died in this city on Friday night
last.
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THE sLAVER,s CARGO.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 20.
twenty-five of the Africans on board the
schooner and two OF the crew have died since her
arrival.
The Savannah papers say the Yellow Fever is
not vet epidemic in that city.
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BLACK WARRIOR ARRIVED.


The screw steamer Black Warrior brings Haya-
M dates Of the 18th inst; stock l25OOO boxes.
Exchange on London, II 2 a IS New York
Sat
An abandoned Spanish vessel arrived at Colo
rado Reef, which was supposed to have landed 800
negroes
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FIRE
ST CArHERTNrs G. N

ST. GATHERINGS, C. W, Sept. 20.
The mansion of Hon. Wm. Hamilton Merritt
was burned yesterday morning. 1t IS supposed to
have been the work OF an incendiary. Loss SIS,
OOO Insured for 5000
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Commemorative yesterday made Mr. J. B
waring and Mr.. C. A. Benedict speak on the
occasion of the presentation to Mr.. Phillips
when we should have said Mr.. n. A. GRAY o.
the PLAIN Dealer
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ONEIDA, n. Y. Sept. 20.
The boiler at Brides Factory, at Oneida Castle,
exploded this morning, killing the engineer, James
Hernon and mortally wOunding an employee
named Bunnell. Tue buildings are badly wrecked.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PNINIING-
C an and Ornamental Printing everv description
l0ne az the Prniing Establishment o. the Leader Office.
the laes improved and steam presses iu
best - short notice. and reasonable rates Par
tIculIr attention uad % blank t Every description Of
Binding lo1e especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
: "A cs hooks. Re-slvlus Books. &c. A..
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
NEw YoRK. Sent %

NEw YoRK, Sspt 20
Expect steamship North Briton's news from
Quebec four days later from Europe between II
and l2 o'clock p NJ
She passed River du Loup at l-2 P n, but
news was not procured there
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New YoRK, Sent. 20

The cabinet factory of Benz. Woodhouse, Ken
wick street, was burnt last night 1t occupied
three six story buildings, which together with
their contents was destroyed. Several adjoining
buildings were damaged. The loss of Mr.. Wood
house Is $4,000.
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Dfntistrp.
THOSE HAVING

hENTlSIR1.- .-IHOSE HAVING
Sets Of Teeth which they carefully keep In the drawer
or find troublesome cary the pcket, especially
invited 10 call a. DR. HALLIW Ellis Dental Rooms
To such Will be oneIed Having made
arransements am prepared the Nulrauized Com
instead Of Gold Silver ir Al lncial Teeth which
has the highest reputation TO ything herotOore used
is extreme ghtness cleanliness dursbiiy and neatness
Oue tooth sefean be suled 50 life like to
defy the closest observer, and perfect ft Warranted -
silver and Gold Plates usual from S0O $50 per full
sets BA HALLIWELL'S. NJ ID
Over Churrhiil's Drug Store.
iuuz3-dEw OPP Old Court House. Public Sq
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SAvANNAR. Ga. Sent. q
PROM THE WEST.

The Board of Health reports that there have been
no new cases Of yellow fever during the last week
and that there no apprehensions Of an epidemic
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21

GU1TAE.-J. II. THoNAs, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. Euslid street. Terms
Fifty cents ner lesson U.
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YELLOW FEVER
EXPLOSION.

MOBILE, Sept. IS.
The yellow fever was declared epidemic on
wednesday last.
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SAvlNNAH. O.. So. %.

The News says the sickness is abating and that
there Is no fever in the hospital,
The weather is favorable for health.
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YELLOW FEVER.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 20.
The deaths from yellow fever during the past
week fo1t up l2s.
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MOre 10 be Admired man DE
RICHEST DIADEM

E5sr WOrA by KiAgs o EmPerOrs!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w HEAD OF HAlR-Becnuse II is the ornament
D pToUifci for all Reader. although
may bloom brightly in the glowing cheek
the ever sparkling the teeth be those pearls
the hea bere Of covering the hair be snarled and
shrtveled, hG 81 and drg. STILL sprink led with
grav natura will than half her charms. Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, II used two or three
times week will restore and permanently TO all
such Read the following. and judge Ihe
writer Of the first tie celebrated PIANIST THALBERG
New York. April Is, ls53-
DR. wOoD-Doar Sir; Permit 10 eEs,ress % you the
o. igaiions under the entire restoration Of my hair
o rs original cuar About the time Of arrival IN the
United ates IL rapidly becum but the
application OF your HAIR RESTORATIVE. II soon re-
covered Its original hue consider your Restorative
E1nderful Invention, quite ecacOus vel agreeable
1 an, dear SIR, yours truy, s. IHALBEkG-
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Horticultural.
GRASS SEED

GRASS SEED.
100 BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
1NIO Timothy Seed Just received q The Cleveland
WTYLUSING RED TOP OR BOG
w DFSTROYER.-This s the Tost sfectual Erass for
subuins msrshiasd noNn Will weld from two to three
'OH aus j STAIR SON.
Il ENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, Or
IN chaTd Grass and Red Top Seed Of pure quality can
surs J. STAIR n SON.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, SEPT. 21, 1s5s.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

Hawks Bro.-AIonlhy Publications, &c
JB. Cobb Co.-Atlsniis MOa:hly-New BooIs
Irad Keey-To the Electors Of the Nins,s senh Coares
siaral Di strict-yfrst uage.l
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y ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERs- =

No senilenaan suulo isls IA the sueIy o ladies Win
his teeth discoored and breath tainted with
TAlNES CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is Of the
most eectual deHtrces IN use Il whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impars breath ofeu
offensive. agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAVING.-Its Tch aIher penetraies and softeus
the beard prevents irritation aud the operation
asy and agreeable. F. C. FONTAINE Co 3l5 Broad
way and No 6 Astor House New York. Sold by al,
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S. K. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio Sold
by all good Druggists
GAYLORD & HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISKE,
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ELEeaNr M,RsLE WoRr.-It was stated /

t5@ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefOurth
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REMOVAL.
.DR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-

~ moved his Dental Offce TO his residerce. No 4e
Wood four doors North ofh NJ v Church. where he
wl BE- happy 10 all Ul his ortT patrons, or 9TH
who nay need his services.
Cleveland March 20, lsss-mh21;dtf
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- - GaEce l3 Nassln s-reef AnriI NJ *.

PRoF J wooG-Dear SIR; Some month OF si1 weeks
= nv vie who concluded TO try Il on her head, little
ibi al ths time thai would restore the gray har 10
~ plI color, but % hsr and NY surprle ailer lew
yes triat It has performed that utaoru tt ~ ,llu
- m tbe -r1v hairs dark bnown AZ the same time
ififng ami thick enng the hair. strongly recommend
NJ above Restorative 10 all persons IN want o. such
/ Change Of their hair. CHAhLeS SAhbEM-
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 81.
lumber Of deaths by fever yesterday 81.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFFIcK, wARISG's BLOCK, cORSER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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]. Ii. JOHNSON, M. D.,
HoMGOPATHIST.

onee lO5 SarweIs Blork Superior Street Corner Sen
81 Residence No. III Pittsburgh -, Cleveland o.
fsb'esdly
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Drp Gooos.
NEW GOODS.
Opening Daily at 50 Superior Street.

NE w UOODS.
Opening Daily at gS Superior Street.
BEST, FREE.M.9.F' - co.
Rich and elegant Fall Silks.
BrOcade Silks, in black and eolors.
Foulard Silks, in blue brown and black
valeDeias. Poul de Chevere.
Toll de Chene. RistOri.
French Merinos, in all cOlOrs,
Plaid and Striped MerinOs.
Bayadere and figured Herinoes.
Plain aud Striped Grenobles.
All Woel Delaines and Cashmeres.
Mouselin and Persian Delaines
French, English and American Prints.
BRoCHE,
STELLA,
WOOL, &
AIANTILLA
SHAWLS,
Also large stock of BROCHE, STELLA and
CHENILLE SCARF,
JUST OPENED.
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~ prSrOR ATIYE is pet up in bottles Il three sizes;
- -i1, snd small Ths small holds halt pink and
tiis m 81 Der bottle The msium holds al least twenty
r cent more proportion than the small anu ~
= r bottle The large holds quart, forty per eent more
u truoorti1n AID Tetails Tor 81 - -. NJ
~ iinthe greaf n Y Wire Railing establishment and
ma Market street. 81 Louis M0. - 90 ~
An sd by ali GOOD Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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Special Notirts.
RHEUMATISM!

B- Fer Gas Fixtures and Fittiag-AYPly
Fogg EzsrOrfl 8 Co., l05 AID lO5 Superior street.
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! ppcv n I Woop-With confidence do I irecuuiuenl your
Har Restorative as being the most eeaclo
= using your Hair RESTORATIVE ny halI anu l N
- which were almost white have gradually grow dl
~ ,,ou feel cdnflent th1t iew more aPplcltions Will
tem 10 their natural color II has also relieved NE
n nj dandruf and unpleasant itching 50 common among
- who ptTspire freely. J. T. klLbh-
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MRS RoBrNsON's CERTIFICATE.

MRS. ROBTNsON's CERTIFICATE.
VERNoE, TrumbuIl Co, May lst 1853
This cerries tat have been IN very health tor
wears and found Gtie relief after EMPLOYING number
nf Phvsicaus hiF disease Pr0iaDSs Ute II had
been reduce hy thai and FlOuOr Ahus until had become
liberated considerable extent. By the advice OF Dr.
q W Bushnell 1I OcuIs and took SIX bottles Of Marshnlls
Uterine atholicon which enabled % attend hus
band m hrs sckuess Nafil he died which aDOdt
wear since have taken three bottles snce his DE- atb
which has made me aiiOr and support my family 81
three children The Cathoesn has nearly restored TO
health N isthe only thing that has ated suffer-
ing tor winch feel very grateful -
MARY 2. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICoN is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally iull2
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HhALTH OF AMERICAN WO'

M n "a y. I L1IIT WI IT77,ll.1Il
Ne r. = re to cali utOn 10 letter from Dr joshua
= HridEe On 'Ths Heah Of American Women IN Ahoshi
- c5lnn He the satject IN able manhsf' anu
- sr1iI grT medical iudgneur be relied upon
p ON tie Al5cHy Morning E-press, ~,
.,balIss Uterine CafnocUn has proved 10 1e iulJ -
valuable as t claimed 70 be IN many ssysIe tesis
- 5eiiraf seute and others Dr bfldgc > esuli
iian Of verV aftsuments. man OF great Julsnelt
mi srriujnafion udicious and hlsh susslui pI.o
fioner n m disc tses, especially those Of women anu
chflirenn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02
LECTURE on THE REvOLUTYON or 1885,

Prof E. FARRESE commenced a course of historical
lectures last evening before the Philosophical As'oca
ton at the Cooper Institute. He alluded TO the inn
porence of history 10 relation TO the formation of ideas
and their vast Influence upon public opinion. The
progress Of the civilized world is que, be said, to the
rssps growing out of parison between the past
ard the present, by correcting the DEFICIENCIES of our
inexperience and STRIVING after purer model. Wnep
the Revolution Of l6cS broke forth in England. that
event had been prepared by the Revolution OF 1913
by the de spotsm Of Cromwell by the dissouteness Of
Charles H. sod by the bigotry Of james II. AL the
elements cont aimed these different sorts OF govern
nent had arrived at maturity and were ready to mold
Themselves into new shape. The governmeut of
William Ill was not sat geaer.S government: It was
made upon the ruins Of others-a combination of re-
lgous, republican and monarcbical principles, in
which both the Psrlis smont and the King bad d s.
trct part IL served model TO the favOrite form
Of government of the NinetecIth Cenury-the const!-
'utionsl monarchy.
AT the advent of James H., in 1855, and during
the twenty years of reign of Charles H., EaS and,
cured Of the vioert commotons produced by the re-
voludon of lois, eppled her energies more than she
had done before to the arts of peace, principally to
commerce and manufacture. The Iavig ation act OF
1901 had given rev impulson 10 trade, while the
emigration OF the French Hugueno;s ore million in
number had created, as j, were, the industrial art in
Epglsnd and in Holland, and introduced veal h aod
prosperity in both of the countries 10 an ,ncomparsbe
and unprecedented extent. writer Of the tine saws
that at the accession Of James H. to Epelanl there
we're Is many persons possessing ten thousand pouuds
a. thirty years before persons possessing one thoasad
This remarkable change III the sars Of Eng and hai
given birth 10 the formation Of mddlo-o.ass who
political ideas were, through the channel OF the
srstocracy, expressed by the Government of Wi.
ham III.
Five c!ssses Of people can be sad to have con.
hitutef each their share, to the formation of con-
niiuiioHal monarchy in Eoglsnd and in Europe First
tie religious class, containing, notwithstanding its big
uTy and superstition, large amount of republic e-
sneot. Second, the mercantile class, auins at equality
sd Independence Third, the Hugueno,s of French
tes, who, excited TO revenge by snhtIugs not ouly
sstished rival manufactures to France al over Eu.
ne, but overlooked il With pamphlets ag4irs, the
SauIch Of Rome and the righi- Of abso,u'e monarchy
- sss W. .T'.! te e.. g ven tlc h.s..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

IL cre Of svine cdoced tbe u coy Of literal govern.
mel INTO practice in modern Europ~. Fifth the Tory
party, conp,std Of tie giel; real estete proprietor
la''y more re .ious than polto--aaveIing between
several auencea, fsi'hfu on. hand, to the doe
time of passive obeoerc. bat opposed. the other,
10 the Introduction Of the Pop-b religion ioto tie
tion Such Wa the cor position and the state Of psr
tie at the ADVENT Of james II. Jane, II. Offers the
sifguar spectacle Of n sincere, upright. economical
moi sch wacfu o the interests of the nation, lib
crh respecting r,l'gious opinions Of others for the
sake o; bs ard. notwith-tard'rg bis nupeoos quail
tics lo hi- crown in erelieous struggle. II wsnei
10 neBsure his strength against the strength OF the
or stocrscy OF the three Kingdoms, and 10 reduce 70
obed erce. He was veuquishsd for wsct OF ability.
Had te simply used is political ssceniency over the
rstor, lie wculd have succeeded. But from the mo-
melt he made hi- quarrel religious one aud wanted
Ia ptocuce Catholicty into ths Kingdom the Tories,
who supported him, joined the Wigs his opponents,
sf "A tc WAS lost,