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MEETING OF THE GILLIAN CONGRESS.

According to Valparaiso correspondent of the Phadel-
phia Pennsylvania who witnessed the organization
the CHILEAN Congress, other legislative hall in the
world is lily contrved and out of shape this Chi
liam place for the assemblies of the wise of the re-
public. After calling to order, adeegation from PROV
nce approached and kneeed in front of the President of
the Senate who administered to them the oath of office
After tey retired the delegations approached in order
kneelcd kissed the book, and said tam, that they
also subscribed to the oath taken by the first delegation
After this ceremony Closes the President read his
sage. The President is small man, darker complex
ioned than Chilans generally he has well-shaped
head and pleasant countenance, and would in any
try be regarded as a of fair abilities The members
of both houses are with but few exceptions cookbook
ing men,
The President, instead Of addressing words to the mem
bers when he desires order rings small bell and it is
rather amusing scene to turbulent member on
the floor and the President endeayOrng to bring him
order to his seat by violently ringing small sized
bell The ministers all members of the House of
Deputies, and in turn explain the under
sderation and which have been originated by them
The opposition to the government numerically
weak, but intellectually strong and, you,
allow opportunity that il favorable to pass
without consulting the President and his ministers.
The diplomatic representatives all present with
the exception of the minister from Bolivia and the
charge d'afaires from Spain The minister from the
United States seated the head Of the foreign rep
resentatives, he being the only envoy at Santiago
The ministers resident and charge aaes present
all covered over with gold lace and trappngs. The
American minister, Gov. Biger, like DR.. Franklin when
he appeared as first minister at the Court of st
James, dressed in plain suit of black cloth and
according to my notion, plain citixens dress best be-
comes the statesman.
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MAMMOTH CA We or KENTUCKY.

The avenues in the cave thus far discovered number
two hundred and scventyve 275,) and their aggregate
length is estimated at two hundred 200) miles. Mr..
Holston who was in the cave when the iron lamp was
lost still resides its mouth He is 30 years o.
age Stephen the old guide, died last year.
The Green River Barrens that fifty Year, ago were COW
cred with grass and stawberrias morning gorcs and
other pretty howes and the resort Of immense ocks OF
quails. anda multitude Of rabbits great forest
Of oaks hickory and chestnut trees This great change
from field to forest has been made In less than half
century The germs of the oak, the chestnut and the
hickory were In nature unless give the great colony
Of squirrels the credit Of planting the chestnut the wal
nut and the acorn from their winter stores Of these nuts
collected in other localities.
The temperature Of the air Of tho is at ty-nine
degrees Fahrenheit the air dry and salubrious. No
ssse s sSf '1 s8ns oa d s e.se
and Of sufficient force to .bow out the blasa Of torch
Within the combustion goes on we'll torches burn
That can DO felt and silence so profound as TO be I'M
pressive beyond description
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The Secretary of the Interior Is expected TO return
from his visit to his home in Mississippi this evening
Col Elias Rector of the Southwestern SUPPLEMENTARY
had long interview yesterday morning with the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs in relation TO the condition
of the Indians Of that locality.
Miss Jane Lloyd the greatest Of English hei,esses Is
be married TO Col Lindsay, the hero of the Alma
who lucky enough to get nine Russian balls fred
into the colo which he carried without receiving one
into his own body
Senator Fitzpatrick passed through Montgomery, Ala
bsma, the 22d instant. for bis home in Autauga
county His health has been greatly benefited by his
soourn at the Virginia Springs.
Samuel brown general superintendent Of the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana ilroud died very sud
denly at Adrian, Michigan. Mr. Brown brother of
r. N Brown of Buffalo, the superintendent Of the Bua-
10 and Erie railroad
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ENGLISH !SUPERSEDlNG FRENCH.

Germany is becoming Anglicjzed now that France
grows indignant at the slight put upon her language
literature her taste, and her people For many, many
years. ii has been the habit to consider French the court
language Of all Europe No matter whether you were
Russian Swede Turk Pole, Italian or a
German, French tongue necessary to your
spectacle progress in life your vernacular and
every educated man acquired it, as matter
of course to c used with the frequency and ue-
Cyl All Germany this has been peculiarly the
for at least two centuries, and French books French
goods, French customs have taken precedence Of every
thing indigenous But now, how changed the scene |!
France has, little by little, lost her hold upon the Ger
man mind, and England has gradually usurped the
cstanged affection For thirty years this gradual met
amorphoss has been going and ut present English,
English volumes have superseded French ones in the
general perusal English authors crowd of the
ket the productions of Partisan minds and ON Anglo
mania, as the French term it, peryades the Tcutonc
head, heart, and literature. So much the better.
Sprung in so large degree from the German stock
language should be dear to every unsophiscated OFF
spring of the Vaterland There is much in common
between the English and German mentality and al
though political diosyncraces have for 80 long time
led to estrangcment neither natural profitable
time which rectes all things, is about to atone for the
error ut last Let France complain. Her dream Of
glory is a bubble Her day Of greatness has come and
gone She Is in the wanc The United States have con-
tributcd give to the English language impetus In
the practical world which cannot be resisted by all the
arts of government English will continue to acquire
preponderance until it shall have become The speech Of
civilization and Christianity, when it, in turn must Gull
inmate and give way perhaps to rival for uni
vcrsal dominion. Nev York Sunday Times.
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be towed by their leaders into the republican ranks He
thought he would go ia the other direction for Ken
lucky changed sowly-when che resists the republican
party kentuckans must be democrats for the only party
IN the country able to cope with the republican, party
was the democratic party, IA big voice That's SO n
There said the speaker that man evidently believes il
sincerely, and doubt not there many here who
believe it who viii not say SO so heartily IL WAS i'm
possible TO remain neutral The essential rights of the
people endangered
The democratic party not destructive or radical
party IL was conservative not in the common place
clap trap in which that word was used but in it's
broad liberal, and true 1t vital organization
1t stood in the history Of the country great land
towering over the ruins Of opposing organizations IL
had managed the policy of the country at home and
abroad II has never died. ducked, lodged Its ban
ner though torn sometimes, has never been trailcd
IN the dust 1t had fed from any question
but had always faced the music. 1t was the only
vital organization in the country that possessed his
torical renown The tenacity of life and capacity for
great works which this party displayed owing
chance nor to the drift Of circumstances. There
substantial philosophy underlying it, Why had II survi-
we'd and Gourshed amid the wrecks of other parties
Because 1t had tried all questions in the crucibe of the
constitution and because, according the best of its
Judgment it had indicated equality of birth and of in
diydua rights and OF the rights of the States Basng
itself upon the constitution and upon the indestructbe
rights of citizens and States the democratic party had
survived, and VITAL unamable and unoonquer-
able. 1t WAS confronted from end Of the Union to
the other by the republican party And there was only
room IN the Union for those two parties with the cangor
of the contest between whom the whole heavens would
soon resound What position would the of Ken
lucky take in this combat Her geographical position
important She bordered States for six hun
dred miles Were her people willing that some of the
desperate politicians within her borders should put her
up as a stake Would they hazard her honorf No
the honor and glory of the old Commonwealth filled the
of their hearts, and they would bury the anmostes
of the past and vindce that honor which was to them
SO dear that for it they would be willing to die.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The steamship General Rusk arrived at New Orleans on
the oath inst From the New Orleans papers of that
date learn that San Luis Poto has been captured by
the bealist party The Inhabitants having refused
surrender the morning of the goth Of june offensive
operations commenced, and, after spirited engage
ment Of than two hours DURATION the town sur
rendered 1t is also reported that zuloaga the reaction
airy President had abdicated and left the city Mexico
with escort Of three hundred men but this needs
confirmation
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NAVAL IN1,ELLiGElVC,E.

The soop-ofwar jamestown has been ordered from the
coast of Cuba to New York.
Letters received at the Navy Department say that the
Atlantic Geographic feet to have sailed the 18th
instant for the purpose OF making another attempt to
lay the cable.
The frige Sabine has been ordered to join the Pacific
squadron as flag ship
The soop-of-war Dale the coast of Africa on
the 9th ult. Her officers and crew were all we'll
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pEpFoRD SPRINGS. -This well-known and de-

DEDFQRD SPRINGS.-lrhis well known and de-
I'D ehtn SUMMER RESORT viii opened reception
10th of open until the s OF
The and spacious buildings erected last fully
competed the whole establishment has been furnished
perior Style the viii
celcd any part the United States
The hotel will be under the of Mr.. A. g. ALLEN
experience
amplest OF comfort and kind treatment
other deemed
that reach Bedford by daylight ride
Chambersburg.
The arrangements supply
and individuals with BEDFORD WATER" by barrel carboy
in bottles, at the following prices at the Springs
For barrel mulberry. 81 90
For oak.
For y do mulberry .............
oak
Carboy, 10 gallons. rs
Bottles Il pint, dozen
The carefully prepared purchasers may depend
upon receiving the fresh
Communications should be addressed
THE BEDFORD MINERAL. SPRINGS CO.,
June 30--d4w Bedford county, Pa
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ToNEss WHITE SULPHUR AND oHALYBEAT
DEp suLpnuR spRINGs- -Mosnon COUNTY yn-

ID ED SULPHUR SPRlNGS--MoYRoE COUNTY, NiR-
GIsThese celebrated Mineral Springs Tor the
reception well that medicinal
that have tried have had the or
the Red sulphur Springs speedy pumo
nary consumption bronchial affections chronic arh9s dyspepsia
and o the
ynchburg should leave the Virginia and
at Ncwburn Depot They will but
staging, Via Alex
Virginia railroad seventy mica
would rooms better attention,
by ay usually much crowded through tbs
month Of August I. s. CAMPBELL. & co.
May 30--d2lno
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Omar PLEASURE EXCURSION. One Of the cheapest,
we'll as peasantest excursions in these days of OPP
pressye suItry weather is that Pney Point Old Point
Norfolk, and Portsmouth, IN the steamer Powhatan,
which leaves her wharf this morning at niue clock and
reaches Washington her return next Tuesday morn
ing. The fare for the round trip, including meals Is
only eight dollars and the pure air and sea bathing may
save many physicians bill OF ten times that
amount to say nothing OF the Injuries OF fresh fish
crabs oysters &C. which not 60 be despsed by any
who appreciate the blessings which kind Proy
idence has favored MS with.
LAFAYETTE SQuARE is becoming quite iavorite with
citizens The grass has grown quite vigorously, as
well as the shrubs and plants The begin
ming TO afford grateful shade aud the square presents
very inviting appearance besides the attraction of the
noble equestrian statue OF jackson As the
disappears large numbers OF ladies and gentlemen may
be taking their evening promenade. We feel conh
dent that the place is destined to become OF the most
fashionable places of resort.
TnECAprroI4 Commissioner of Public Buildings has
commenced making the annual repairs upon the old Capitol
and numerous painters, white washers, plumbers gsh
ers &c. may he at work there. The result Of their
labors will be to add materially not only to the
nience of the employees there but to the neatness and
attactveness Of the building which visited by almost
all the citizens of the different States who brought either
by business or pleasure to the national metropolis
-
RrrREsnNd The sultriness of the day yesterday
mitigated by refreshing shower at about clock in
the afternoon which purified the atmosphere, laid the
dust and for a time rendered the temperature quite
agreeable. For something like half hour the rain
poured down with great violence and IT was greediIy
drank in by the parched earth and dropping plants.
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Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
L. Howard the Heights, three miles Of
JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Rector
The session of this Institution will Wednesday
the 6lh OF September
The studies embrace full Of Ancient and Modern Ian
the Natural Sciences Mathematics English Drawing
&c
Terms $3.50 session. payable invariably, annually
SIPS the session,
the second Wednesday In February.
This charge includes board tuition the regular
modern light washing, mendng, &oeveryhng
short books stationery cohng what furnished
the pupil
Music and drawing extra charges.
Pamphlets full OF the school will be
those who request Applications entrance
nation addressed the Rector Theological Seminary
county Virginia"
Right Rev. Meade, u.
Right Rev. John Johns d. d.
The clergy Of the diocese.
The Professors Of the University of Virginia.
July a. 3awtSSep
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
BROWNS, Hotel.

d W Randolph, Mississippi W l. Mayo, Albion, III
l. II WOODLAND Louisiana j iiassot SON Louisiana
j IL Beard, do Mrs Winston, Virginia
Ruthschell Georgia Thos Davidson, wife * children
r J Battooks, do Maryland
IIolep Kansas Territory John uckleby, cannelton Ind
G Moore New York Briggs,
r.. Cornell do CS Briggs do
II II Gates do PBrawner, Maryland
DIR N Bewn MARYLAND Hornel, 81 Louis
w s Biewn do Baker, Pennsylvania
Mrs 4 Miss Jones do JP Breslaw, Albany, NY
c & lady Virginia EB Fort, Mississippi
VIM W Carraway lady, North Miss A Fort, do
Carolina ] ClemeDson, District Of Co
ID Lee Powell, Richmond, Va lumbia
L Cromwell, Ious Mo NJ Eartz, Baltimore
X w Brown Lexington Ky Mrs L Davis, Petersburg, Va
j Campbell do
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DIED,

July after short but painful lne NARY ALKALINE daugh-
M d IoHs Faxnnux and MARY oBRyoS aged 20 months and IA
days
All the friends Of Tho family particularly invited 10 acnd tho
funeral say afternoon next O'Clock their resence,
10Th street No. asa Of pennsyivsnH
san rrsncsco Ca Phadcpha rspsys VIII please copy
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EDUCATION.

MISS BROOKE,S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Ivl Boarding and Day School Seven Buildings No 1873 Pennsy
avenue Washington Tho establishment
will resumed Monday September 49, 1855
tanned Of the Principal, and at tho bookstores,
July 3l--3tawtfIues Thurs&>at
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VARIATION or PoarLAxp The valuation Of Portland
for the year 1883 gives the amount OF real eseac =,
Sl2 COL GEO. and Of personal estate az ~ 3ss ouo-
making total Of 81 $50 2goa dccrease from 1857 OF
sl32, 43e. Ntof ~
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MARYLAND LAW WORKS--The Reports OF
l Decisions Of The i' conrs Of chaacery Of Maryland
volumes, at 30 vorne, ga set by James wng"e
Also, "Wngates Maryland Register defining tne on.
every public ufcc OF the State under the cons"u inc
our md legislature Tor over 200 years
eh act have boon Analysed and dgesed
BY the author expressly tor this work 49,. i.
works publisher have received the approval
and liberal patronage Legislatures Of the State
49, For sale by fRANCK TAYLOR.
July 20--Im
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TIME UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. The Princi-
Il pal Mrs RICHARDS, gives notice that the
Institution will be resumed the LIST Of September 1858
July 3l--lmd
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FTNHE UNION ACADEMY The exercises of this
IL welknown Institution will septem-
Der 1858. z. RICHARDS, Principal
July Blind
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GSToyE WOOD Manufactured to order at
- I'M aAITp scaih Mis- cf I'm street
* Once N. W, ccrnef Of 18th and syeet; ", az
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Kirkwood House.

Clark Mile District Of Columbia Winston, Kansas
Seymour New York Robert Turner, baltimore
RM w Robertson, New York
q Farnsworth, do Col Morgan, kentucky
c II Dclamaer, do Mrs Morgan, do
James Fesler, Iowa James Meeky * lady, Waverly
N Miller. s Ton
Brewer, Indiana W Comeeys, Dover
A W Rawlings, Boston Ncen, Nebraska.
VIM Lowell lady, USN
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
ID LADIES -Frcncl and English. Washington, u. C.
Prnciral-Donald Macleod, A. n. University, Glasgow.
The academic term viii begin the second Monday Sep
ember and end on tho 30h day Of June following.
thorough literary culture
elementary instruction. efficiency the French
department, 1t Is unsurpassed.
highest class will be composed of first seniors Of last and
others who equally prepared take the elevated
further information
mrs. July 3-D&SWWed6Sat