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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-04
ROHr0WiMR.

The youthful State OF Minnesota has
commenced to borrow. The Legislature
has passed a bill, aathorizing the Governor
to make q loan Of $3.50, 900, at eight per
cent, to satisfy its creditors. The gallaD,
"Harry Of the West" once said that he he'd
not owed man dollar for thirty years.-
Had he lived till now, "ths Secretary
would have stood alone" Borrowing in
enc WAY or another 10 the order Of the day
The General Government wants its mil.
lioDs--ths States their thousan ds--the mer
chant, the manufacturer, the lradesman, al
borrow. and the very corner losfsrs ask 20,
TO "lend them a dime" Truly we are ,
borrowing people.
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The New Canadian C.pisn,.

A correspondent Of the Hamilton SpectG.
ior gives full account of the ei,uation,
condition and prospects Of Ottawu, the new
capital or Canada. The town was hand
some, the streets broad, and the buildings
mostly of stone. The water power furnish.
ed by the Rideau and Gahineau rivers ia said
to be immense. At Chats Rapids, also, the
water power is almost unlimited, 60 that
Ottawa promises to be the manufacturing
centre Of Canada. Ths inhabitants of the
place are indulgirg in the anticipa.
tons Of building up q grest metropo,
lis. "Already," says the writer, "there is,
in one Of the public halls Of the city, q paint
ing representing Ottawa as it will be, with
stately buildings on every eminence, on the
river British man.o .of.war at anchor, and
three. vessel from Liverpool in full
sail en- route to Chicago, ri1 the ship cana
which is in contemplation"
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Purchase Of Mount yerno,,

The Grand Lodge of Musons OF Virginia, |,
have adopted plan Of cooperation with the
Ladies' Mount Vernon Association in ahe
purchase Of Mount Vernon. 1t il by small
but adequate assessment on each Mason in
the United States tone dollar eacb,) with the
single condition that they snail have full lib.
eriy to occupy the premises one day in each
year. There is stated to be an aggregate Of
100000 members of the fraternity in the
United States. The Southern Matron,' .
10 President Of the Ladies' MoHnt vernen
Association, has gratefully accepted the
proposition, and circular on the subject
has been sent TO each Gaind Lodge in the
United SrareS from the GsAsd lodge Of
Virgiaia. ' e
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The AIM osphere Of washington

AwC AsAAVSHASE0 OE ONSAbHS tOus
The Political atmosphere Of Washington
has been frequently pronounced unhealthy;
and II might be added, with equal truth,
that the moral atmosphere is for from Invit-
ing. No less then four duels have sprung up,
within day or two, viz: between Lieut. Rhind
and Commander Boutwell,, of the Navy;
Lispt. Bell and Lieut.. Williams, and Gen.
HsFney and Col. Sumner, Of the Army; and
Msssers. Clay, Of Ks ntucky, and Cullom, oi
Tsnnessss.
The affair between Lieut.. Rhind and
Commodore Boutwell, has been stopped By
The civil authorities placing both gentleman
under bonds to keep the peace. Lieut.
Rhind was one of the victims Of the Nsva
Retiring Board, and it is reported that Com
Boutwell, refused to meet him on the grOunt
that be had been disHisssd from the service
The difference between Gen. Harney aDt
Col. Sumner will PrObsb]y be settled by
the War Department. The quarrel between
Lieuts. Bell and Williams, was settled with
pistols, st Bladepsburg. on Tuesday week
Williams receiving ball 10 his hst II
seems that Messrs. Clay and Cullo,l were
70 fight with rifles at 90 PAGES, on Weades'
dsy Of last week, in the vicinity Of Balti-
mere, but their Differences were, reconciled
shTosgh the Intervention Of Senators Toombi
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0TThs press in France has delightful
tims1 Of II. The journals are suspended
when thoy say anything about tho Emperor,
and they GSs intsrdicssd when they keep 81
lent upon subjects which he wishes them to
al.cuss in the way pleasing 70 himself. One
Rewspapsr has juss been in,srdicted, because
1t did not .dsaouass. ths sssassins who az
scmptsd the EmpsNr's lifs.4 This il one
step ii asspaiism d i'iiitle further than aHy
other ruler has dared to attempt.
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OeWOcrneae Sf0fe CODpemtho4.
The Democracy Of the State Of Ohio will
meet in Mass Cohvshtion At Columbus on
Wednesday, the 10Th mat, to take into
consideration the present aspect Of affairs
in regard to the admission Of Kansas under
the Lecompton Constitution. We hope
all who are in favor Of sustaining the doe.
Irine of popular sOvcreignty=ss Set forth
in the Kansas.Nebrasks act, and in the
Cincinnati PlatfOrm--wiu not. il at oil pos.
sible, fail to be pFssehs Let the great
State Of Ohio speak in thundc.r tones
against the Lecompton Coss.ilutiou,
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Napoleon IEl.

A southern gentleman, long resident in
Paris, and probably more familiar with the
political world OF France than any other
American, in writing to friend in this city,
makes s0me very interesting remarks upon
the character Of the present Emperor Of the
French, which we are permitted 10 pubIish:
"Constitutionslly, Napoleon is as much
OF . futalist as a man can be, and events
have confirmed his natural tendency. He
will have big rather than great name in
history. OF genius. 10 the true, however
indt finite, sense of the word, he has never
yet given any proof. In civil matters, sup.
posing bis starting point and date to be
good and sound, he has shown. rare judg.
ment, perfect eelf;confidence, Completely
amazing to Frenchmen in these latter
years0 und strong, steady will. In mill.
tary concerns the most fortunate features
oihis lucky career. psrhops, was that which
saved him from going TO the Crimsa. In
matters Of detail, strange to say, he is mis-
erably deficient, as: i am assured by No
his leading minister during the Prince Prssi.
dency. His forte lies in few yrandiost
conceptioDs-great principles, as he would
call them. Concentrate all, power in Pa.
ris; keep the terminating knot or tie Of con.
cenRation between hiS thumb and ingsr-
hold the army we'll IN band--rspay the Rrs,
outbreak at compound interest without q
chance OF discount---castratet the press, and
exsinguish the natural spirit Of man in all
Frenchmen, high end low, by dde infusion
Of the artificial spirit OF the trades"
How far q ruler Of such q natuEe, and
governed himself BY auch ideas Of admins.
tration, will be abI9 10 conciliate the per.
scnll necessities of bis position with the
plans OF sau,ioial Development whieh Napo.
leon III. has always, cherished. and sis now
trying 70 cerTyl out. ia = political problem,
the solution of..shieh can hardly bs long
delsYed.-GN.. " Tsnes. @ hF f2gs5 =
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OpbiOREails.

There 10 in Paris club ofopium smokers
whose members call themselves Ophiophils
They have q journal. 10 which each mem
Der is bound by laie to record s.atemen.
o!all the sensations ana reveries sxperiene
Cd during bis intoxicetion, and rs publish
ed description of these sensations would be
at once interesting and productive Of benefit
TO the world, in deterriDg others from be-
coming members of similar associations, we
hope the journal will bsprints4. 1,7r
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APRIL APPOINTMENTS.
!. DIR. n. TUBBS.

VIII De IN htt6hdunce ae fOIIOWe: = :. -
RAVENNA, Prontiss House, Friday, April 80.
Akron, Empire House, Thursday, April %. - e.
Cleveland, American House, Friday aud SAfuffa J,
18th and k3th of MArchs .o am. Gs y
For consultations upon all chronic or long Standing
diseases Of every description, whether internal sx-
ternRi Ills prompt aud unla Hing sttenance at af-
pointments for nine ysars past 10 sufficient guaranty
Of integrity and success. Giving his ontire hytsns
ton 10 chronic disease mining and treating many
thousands annually. (amony thom the most icai
cd and obdurats to 6o found In ws sxtsnt OF conA
trys his opportunities for making y thorough &C.
qafnta with this class Of have been such
few outside the largest hospitals ever
possess. The RRMEDtES USED. are exelusiy aly
4 ON tho BOTANIC KINGDOM. all NARCOTIC and
other P0ISoNS BEING REJECrED
PGtisRe are Hsusr Rattersd, nsr are thsy su1ictf6
70 sEp6Rse WihOut good prospect Of bsiRe r6ser61
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DIED..

In Charlsstown, on the S5th ult, Mrs.
SARAH R. KIH0, wife Of Amos T. King,
aged Al years
In Cleveland. on Sunday. Feb. 2lst, Mrs.
LUcRETIA SWIFT SPAULDrNo, wife Of Hon.
Rufus P. SPau'ding, aged 66 years.
In Freedom, on the 7th ult., Of eonsump-
tion, l. A. KNEELAHD, aged 38 years.
In Charlsstown, on the 26th ult., WIZ.
HENRY CURffss, aged lg years.
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SEDUoTIoE.-Mr. Hunter, of Madison,
has introduced into the Ohio Legislature. 4
bill, making the seduction OF female under
eighteen years OF sge, who had previously
borne good character for chastity, q crime
punishable 10 the Penitentiary for term
not less than one year. nor more than three
Yesre. 'f3 t}aE 2Ets n eFsgs S.4f
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TA large and enthusiastic Ansi-Ls-
compton Meeting was heid at Cincinnati,
on Tus.dsy evening last, The Hon. H. N.
R,no, = nrss;Aab ~ E7 s'FF Gif ~ y asj
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-04

GTHon. lance Stswart Judge OF the
Richland (o.) Circuit, died verY suddenly
last week. 'E
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RAvENNA MARkET-h4aoz !.
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
Al the st. Clair House, In Pittsburgh. on
the 29d ult., BY the Rev. J. McKsndris
Kelley, DR.. E. B. Lee, of GaTsttSVills. to
HELEN A.. druShser Of R. H. Miller, Esq.,
Of Freedom.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"anEad.

wv COAza OOS&0
900 HANDS WANTED IMHEDlATEIT -
OUU There are three hundred more Of our
customers that have not a. yet, made their annual
settlements with as this WINTER. The present dull
times, so favorable for such business, possibly MAY
not last more than thirty days longer, and 10 make
things sure, hope that all who shodd will atten&
to the matter Immediately. l-- =
March 4, 1859. PRKNTIss, HOPKINS d co.
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nIHn.

kx5se
Al tire r. sideree OF jobs NcDonsld, ~ Eatuftav
hat Alb inst. Miss NANCY BEOAfH. NJ the 93d
year At her aga. Iris laaY was well khown Tot mr.
Christian pety and beneyA5cnce, and wA9ever Teady
ln aid In. sck OF distressed by her gaodcounsel md
Kind attentions. To sho yourR. bar IoAnner wne
sfsctionate and gentle. and who loved her devoted
ly In her last moments. she was surrf unded by
kind relatives aud friends, who dil al In their pow
er q, relieve the sudsrings Of cue they loved 20
we'll
n CITY. and Petersburg papers pieaecopy.
On "wednesday the stl NJ n O'Clock. Mrs ELIZA
D FORD In the 39d year Of her age.
The funeral will take plsce this afternoon at
o'clock. from her residence. On the rcrrer Of 10th
and Byrd streets The friends and relations are re.
specially invited 10 attend.
Farewell mother. thou hAst LETT us
We thy loss most deeply feel
But It's God that has bereft us-
He can MI our sorr0ws heal
At his residence In Chesterfield county, or. Wed.
ne.dey, the sth inst, ut 10 o'clock. A NJ. Mr. WILL
LIAM A. MARTIN, in the e9th year Of his age
His funeral win take place this (Thursfay) eve
ming. At 31z o'clock, from his lete rpeiienca His
frisnds and acqraintancs are respectfully rogue T.
ed TO attend. 80
ON the morning of the sth inst, JUNTUS RAN
DOLpH MolND0E, aged 2yrars and months. son
of Charles d and Mary u. MeIndoe.
His funeral will take place from the Monumental
Church on this Thursday evening. the 9th inst
at ~ O'Clock. The friends aud scqu.infances OF
the family are respectfully requested to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

The reeeueacts Of vandalism and inhunsnity,
perpetrated BY the Staten Island mob, have pro-
duoed some excellent Newspaper articles upon the
danger of lswlsss violence and reckless license to
the safety and perpesuisp of liberty and civilizs
Hon. This IL about the extent of punishment
that viotators Of law and order receive in this
souotry. The press brushes them to the earth
with powerful array Of logic and philosophy,
and then the juries let them up with q verdict Ct
aeQuittal. The same is the case with dreadful
railroad and steamboat accidents, whereby hun
dreds Of people are cruelty slaughtered, but the
only effect Of which TO- excellent newspaper CON-
msnt, and the escape Of everybody concerned,
from the punishment Of their crimes.
We arc afraid that people are not to be civilz
cd, ve should rather say, humanized by any such
process. We must unlearn that maudin and era
~ philanthropy, which can look WITH stoical in.
difference upon the taking of human lie by illegal
means, and which reserves all its symrathies for
those Who are condemned to death on account of
their crimes and BY due process Of law. What time
~ shall reach this essential qualification for SELF
government and social security, 1t IL impossible to
predict with any degree Of accuracy.
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So THEATRE. this evening, August 9th,
LONDON ASSURANCE.
LONDON ASSURANCE.
LONDON ASSURANCE,
InNnnN ASSlIRANGE

HrJc pRINriNG.-In all the various improve
mem, & now max n.y. that ia letter pre- prin ing has
not been n gle ted. and the consequence is that
merchants, mschsaics and professional men can
n.w reach the public eye with ca-ds aud Circular,
got up in the neat sst STYLE at cot so tring that
the expense is scarcely worth calculating. In Il g
Dispatch job Otice where the most improved lat Il
sa ing machinery is in use, and the best workm
are Employed the Pro2rietors ara prepare TO fri-
uish handsome printed cards at from So to IS pr
thousand white or colored and circulars at from
81 90 to So per thousand. The facilite. they POI
sess for rapid printing give them the means of doing
work as cheap as it can be done at the North; az
a. they are masters OF their profess on. they caR
|. up in as good style. All who wish Cards, Crcr.
lars and Show Bills printed for distribution during
the approaching Fair, would Go W II to send in
their orlers and have them supplied at once, while
there il annie time to fill them.
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Cl HOOL BOOKS.
2 'oHoQPIil sEsF ESs4ss rsu,rAss

s IL u - ".
The Subscribers have recently laid IN IN immense
ffaNo F0RTEs. Gu TARs AND Music
Embracing, every thing. nssdfai In tie yerions
esesss Norm
The most spprsved works On ssellips. Reading.
phs snpes sS Mental Msss and Natural Phi
Botany, Ply siologr, Belle iAttIes Algebra. aeome
try, Surveying. Calcuias. and the Sciences gene
TIE Latin. Greek, French. Spanish. Italian and
Germ N authors: also, large collection Of Ee-
meaiary Works and Readers. in these severai
STATIONERY.
Fyapy- Rocks Blank Books, for exercises. como
siton &c: Inkstands. Ink States and slate PEI
Led India psn Pen M9a
oolors Cameis' Hair, sabie and Poonsh Brushes,
China and Wood Paliafes, Bristol Board and Draw
Letter and Vote Paper Envelopes. Quilts. penknivss
Writing Desks, &c
They have a large stock of these instruments, OF
splendid b ne and workmanship. Some OF them are
admra bly, aoapted to use in scboos being Of pisin
finish but of SUPERIOR IOSs and DURABILITY. at VERY
LOW Prices.
GUITARS,
OF Martins urriva'led manuf eture; as also, oth'
ers Of cheaper make.
MUSIC,
For the Piano Forte aud Guitar. comprising the
best assortment in the state. instruction BOOK.
for these instruments. by. the most approved
authors All of which will be sold ut low prices, Tor
cash. or tn punctua' customers.
!" Liberal discount allowed to teachers and
schools
JAMES WOoDH0U5E co,
Booksellers, Stationers. and d. ale
in Piano Fortes and Music,
Hichmoud Va
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NarfI,ern Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept s-Flour quiet-Howard St and
Ohio s. 62,s. Wheet steady-red 81 2s61l 50: white
A lot ol very prime sold at 81. by weight.
NEW YORK Sept Fl, ur heavy--Ohio IS seas 65;
Southern 81 70@5!9 Wheat heavy-southern re d
81 l7gl 90: white ST 256 81 As Corn-uhits sltdes3
yellow 9I993 Splits TurpentiEe firm ut 49,
Rosin steady at sl76@i IS. kice firm.
Sales in New York 1uesday of $500 6's at e.
Richmond Markets, Sept B.
FLOUR il not 80 firm. Ho'd ers are selling new at
s61s to the trade. Shippers Offering g. but hold
refuse less than 65&,
WHEAT and CDhN are unchanged.
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0outherners At Virginia Springs.
A South Carolina gentleman, who has recently
visited the Northern and Virginia watering places
says he never met with as fsw Southern visitors
Ut the Northern Springs, nor as many a. are at
the Springs Of Virginia this season. lie SAL,
there seems An evident disposition among them to
concentrate Ia Virginia watering places. We are
happy to hear this, Tor none of the Northern re.
sorts approach our own in grandeur Of scenery,
and 10 the variety aud efficacy Of their healing
properties. When our various lines Of railroad
Completed, and facilities afforded to reach our
gfsss points Of attraction with ease AID certainty
ths monntsins VI Virginia will be overlooked
With sisitors every summer. Instead OF Southern
ers going 70 the North, ~ 10 former tunes, they
will seek health alton, and social intercourse
within their own borders, and our Northern breth
rem will have IN opportunity Of reciprocating the
many yisits that Southeruers have paid to the
North. We can we'll imagine that the season at
the Virginia Springs this year, has been one of
unusual saiety, and the most delightful social en-
joyment. Let NJ hope that this is but the "bt-
ginning OF the snd.n &
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IN letter - the Eaqairer,4 Judge Broken
bfough, Of lexlogt0n, states that Mr.. Clemens was
not authorized BY him 70 affirm that he would no,
scespt the nonsstion for the ONCE Of Governor, II
ssadssed 70 him BY the Democratic Convention
H sAys that 10 bis view, the position assigned him
n The card Of Mr.. Clemens, Of declining 10 any
vay the uss Of BILE name 10 the coming canvass.
woaid - arrogant and offensive; and, that while
be dos not seek nor desire the ofcs yet, be would
dssn tta duty, little less than sacred to obey the
call Of the Convention, should it nominate him to
assss Virginia - her Chief Magistrate.
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EEMALE SCHOOL.
HENRY KOBINSON

Proposes to open, on the first MONDAY in
October. in a very Pleasant room above the Syc-
auore Church Lecture Room, FEMALk SCHOOL,
in which will be thoroughly taught the usual
branches of English, the Latin and French Ian
gaages, aud Music ON the Piano. The terms, $50
per session of Fine months, will bs required. the
onehaf Ia advance the other, at the middle of the
ses sion His daughter, who has had several years
experience in teaching. will have charge of the
Musical Department, at an additional price of $40
the session.
II. X 3 acquaintance in Richmond is quite limited
but he hatters hin self that experience in fe-
male teaching ia Norfolk and the lower country,
will ensue the entire satisfaction of those who may
patrorse bis Institution. He expects to be in Rich
mord the last week in this month bat in the int
rin he REFERS for further particulars to his friend
Prof. II. J Christian.
He would also refer, most respectfully, to the fol-
loving gentlemen. viz:
Judge HALLIBURTON, DIR WIN H GWATHMEY,
Gov JNU nj GREGORY, Col TH0HJ LVANS,
2 Ii AYLETT, Esq, NAT HILL, Esq,
DR. BEV WELFJhr, LEWIS HILL ESQ, and
DR. JSO w GAkLICK, HART, ESQ, (of tie
DR. K0BT LYME. Fl m of cambridge IL Hart
az q-dtIMinO
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rne Capsursd AFRICANS.

TAe Nsv York Tsbsae exuits In the fact snas
he U. s. ship Niagara 10 uadsr ordsrs 70 proceed
70 uh.rssseou Or the removal nader the act 9 I
lSis, ef ~ capsased negroes beyond The linits o.
The Unitsd States. II says thst 10 previous casss
rslsassd capsiyes have boon 1eenA - Liberia, asc
shss shis viii probably 10 tbv d.syinasion Of the
prsssat company, tLoasL II SayS It could sish
sAss bsesrs they are sent thither the cdyge agaia
The Libersaa asthatses, ssossag oa If the case Of
ne R@ssa 0sli, saghtb Be oonciasively cleared UP.
We sapposs nothing cas bs noss probable than
The lsct that Il these poor csessuses sent back
70 Africa. they will ultimately fall again into the
hAads Of cut and ont slave tfadsrs, or Of French
ssgro saissaat ships, which are the same thing
uadsr another name. Tho DiLsne evidently apprs-
Assds 10 jAtsss ooptiagsncy, though even II they
ars restored % their homes, the negro chiefs who
cold them before 70 the traders will In oil probable
ny ssIi them again, and they ~iii have TO endure
Soe . second time the horrors from which they
nave Jsse bssn delivered. Suppose they should
AApDsa second time 10 be seized BY IN American
ma Of var, and landed upon our shorss, are they
% ~ again ssnt back, % that they can be third
time sold and shipped, aud, % on, ad minimum -
o., n the sext Shaver which brings them from Al
rica 10 more lucky than fhe first, and they reach
Gaia 10 safety, IL the plantation government oil
shse province preferable to that OF the United
StAsess What kind OF humanity, then, 10 it which
ssiumphs IL that which can only increase the suf
sssings OF the objects Of its sympathy The Tribune
almits Il ais likely enough that they would rather
stay where they ere than to so back, and yet il ex
ults 10 their being forced to 60 back, thereby H.
lusessting the hypocrtical character Of abolition
phllanthropy, and proving that the happiness tf
the blacks 10 no more It's object than that of the
whites, but that 1t ooly uses the whole subject Of
slavery 10 further lis own sinister aud selfish aims
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REroRrEp ron Tar eDlsPArCH."
THmEn DAYeLATER FROM EU-
HOPE.
ARRIvAL on TIE ASIA.


HAEssAx. eept. s-The steamship Asis, with
dates from Liverpool TO the 23th aAugsss, arrived
here this rnoeuipe. 81
!. 4 prospecsas kad been Issued in England for .
teles q oh line from China 70 Australia.
Lord PaImerston had paid visit to Louis Napo-
leon. sssx
Il Il rumored that the French government bad
demanded On explapatiou from England relative
20 the bonbardment Of Jeddah. The rrmor 10
dcabtfuI. 81 s6
Il % reported that Naples has accepted the con-
dlitions Of the western Powers.
IL ID stated that 2D000, 900 Of francs 10 the sum
Of the Indemnity 70 b paid BY China to France
ssss LATEST.
LONDON dates from India and
China are received. The former are unimportant.
The China newssis not 90 late A. that via RUSSIA
but the allies were on the eve Of treaty.
American and Russiaa treaties had been concur
ded IL is said the Americans have the privilege
of an annual visit to Pekin.
A-Madrid telegram says military expedition u
preparing there for Havana
Further riots are reported 10 Gambia, and more
Christians killed.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL Aug 28-AIl qualities OF Cotton nave
slightly advanced, but were less buoya az the
close OF the market. Breadstufs firm. PROVISIONS
atnAdy. Beef hesvy.
Consols 9ss4 G9S5s.
YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.