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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-12

WOteeoeSi' 1Ass9o'
EAR.J.H. MARTIN would inform his z lends
~ and the public generally, thathe ia for the present,
coated in WORCESTER, at
No. so Austin Street,
Where he will be happy any who may choose to
consult him.
Dr.. MARTYN treats all CHRONIC DISEASES
Catarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma. Scroula Dyspepsia Dis
eases of the Heart-anG especially
Pulmonary Consumption,
Which is the scnurge Of the civilized world.
This frghtiu disease, which carries of fourth Of
all who die annually in our country, DR. MARTIN
knows from long and spccessul treatment tn be
n proof of which he refers to his patients
in all the lsrgei owns in this cousty. rnch3O diff
GRAND MEDICAL EsTA BLIsh-
W MENT
1871 Main Street, Worcester.
The whole need not physician, but they that SICK
| voice from ature's Garden. DR. c. A Hill
formerly Of Boston, is graduate from the school of Ma
ture and is independent Botanic Iysican success
| his Diploma His Materis Medica-Nature's 5oWad1ess
Vegetable Kingdom. lis general headquarters-Wor
ceser, Mass, where all orders must be addressed to
insure attention. DR.. Hill will sond hc medicines any
| part of the Unicn.
| The Doctors Medicines prepared expressly for
| following complsints;-
| Spinal Complaints, Difficulty of Breathing,
Kidney Difficulties Influenza, Headache,
| Gravel Complaints, Inactivity of the Mind
| Fluor Albus, Vertigo in the Head,
Whoopios Codgh, .. Epilepsy. Epileptic Fits,
| Pleursy, Splitting Blood,
| Costiveness, Involuntary passing Of Urine
! Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Back,
| st. Vitus Dance Salt Rheun, Bronchitis,
/ Fits, Darrhoea, Lock Jaw, Commissions,
Palptation &C the Heart, Dyspepsia, Dysentsry,
| Coughs, Piles, Scrofua, Ruptures, Ulcers,
rheumatism, Jaundice, Worms, Erysipelas,
| Overlooking Of the Gall, Liver Complaints.
E-S' The Doctor has safe and sure remedy for all
| MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared by him
self All private difficulties treated with success and in
! strict confidence d1y ms
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EACTs FOR The INVALID,

INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
OFFICE, No. So BRoKFIRLD STREET, BosToN. MASS.
Rev Norris President
Rev. P Mason, (oty Missionary. ......Vice President
VIM. Tyler, Esq,...... Treasurer
John Styles, Esq. .Secretsty,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licy known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of It's kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
PREPARED BY
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MEDICINES.


FRENCH DROPS AND PILLS,
Expressly for regulating the Female System Price $40
Can be obtained at Dr. HILLS Once, No III Main st
Worcester, Mass. u3
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40 M ALL. COME ALL
As the Doctor will never be engaged i'm
Unpleasant " OPk
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DIR. j. @. AVER e. co.
LOWELL, MASS.

A. DODGE, Hack No. 2, has removed his
- team 70 his arm IN rear Of bis house, No. II Graf
ton street. All orders left al the above place. or a. Par
kers Stable opposite the Boston Worcester Depot, VII
receive prompt attention.
~ D. Carriages washed at short no tiee at the NbOy
aas. my26 dtf
old NEWSPAPERS "A large quantity, 10
" ow Q snit purchasers, for sale at this Office,
oHRlP. ar
Sd GROSS Blu RNETT5S COD LTV
u ~ Ell OlL-just received and for sale by
CHARLES CLARKE,
my2o du Cor. Main and Pleasant streets.
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.

81 ON OF THE BIG GUN.
ihZ9 davvff
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Grand Gold Medal & Diploma, assbesf
MOWER AND REAPER CONSUMED,

SILVER MEDAL As REAPER.
This trial continued through the week and was prob1
bly, the most thorough lest which this Machines
was ever before subjected In any country and the decs
ion has met the hearty approval Of the most distinguish
ed Agrtculturists In the Union.
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FRI. Fl. MARTYR would inform his lends
~ and the public generally, thathe is for the present.
coated in WORCESTER, at
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one pound 81 he Concentrated Lye with four pounds
Ions Of excellent soap. u s cheap substitute Tor Pot
ash In washing rees In sealed cans price 3Oc each
For sale by the Agents, u. GRIFBIH CO.
myb dom No. i Pleasant street
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TO LET

TO LET.
Two RENT-A tenement on Allen street, opposite
the Dread Institute. Rent $l25 apply to VEIL
LARD WOOD, on the premises. diff jel6
d. TEN EMENT TO & ENT, = A lene
% meDt Of five rooms, in good order, very pleasantly
Nh situated, at No. 20 Chatham street, to be let at
10 dollars. Inquire the premises, diff iel
VENO Lett lower tenement N Benefit street, by
mchl6 diff + WHIPPLE, 1853 Main street
TkNO LEs- An elegant aud oommodons tenement on
a Exchange street, containing rooms and all
modern conveniences Rent cheap Possession given
Immediately Inquire of JAS R. PIERCE, corner of
htaln ami Austin streets. dd myl5
faNu LElN--rhe back part OF Store No. 2O7 Main
Street, suitable for a workshop rent low. Inquire
OF JAMES NJ. HERVEY, on the premises' my13 diff
TH7O RENT-Two nice rooms with board suitable
Tor man and wife or two single ooarders. Address
eox 90, 2 o. DIFF apl2
TENo RENT.-A PAtlor and Bed Room No. 2 Pear
s,, street San,v Also large u ggo G 9sS for ar
mch29 dtf 1877 Main Street,
TRSO LET.-A large square room, with attic, over
Il the meat marked Of Hiram Fobes, OF Front St.
mShSo diff JAMES K. PIERCE.
VESO RENT WITa GOOD BOARD
Tgo pleasant front rooms for gentleman and wife
with board also, few single gentleman or adiez can
OBTAIN board and good rooms, at "A Front street.
mcn1t ou
$50 BENT House No II Grafton street. Rent
$40 per annum. Apply to WITT PRATT, or
B. PRATT. dit mch25
ASOR SALE OR TO RENT-A Farm in Tat
nick, of fifty of land with 2 dselling housea
and barn. good variety of fruit upon the place Also
houses, suitable for two families each, one on Home
street, and one on Sunny Side. JOHN HAMMOND.
mchl7 Diff
STORE no KENT-Opposite the Bay State
~ House. Apply to VIM. DICKINSON.
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The above rods may be had Of
FREEMAN 4 WErHERELL
VI Exchange street, Merriheld's BnildinR
APPS d2aw6wu Worcester Macs.
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The following testimonials selected from hundreds
Of similar character that have been received from those
who have purchased and used the Machine because they
are so well known to the farming community of Worces-
Ter because those wishing TO purchase may
eHeily refer to them when visiting the civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22

WA,HSCroS, Friday, Nay n. 1853
. Commodore Storer, Capt. Enge, Capt. Hargood
Commander Hoif, and Commander Poor have been
sppo nted board OF visitors 10 witness the annual
elimination of the seyeral classes of acting mldshp
men 1t the Naval Academy on the lst Of June.
TIE following officers have been appointed 10 the
brig Dolphin, with orders 10 repair immediately TO
L, st0n and leave fnr the Home Squadron about the
tot June: Leuter ant Commanding John \. Msfiit,
j. \. Bradford. 1hud Lieutenant {. &. Carpenter,
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. NJ. Brown.
James J. Farran has been appointed Postmaster at
Cincinnati.
The Secretary of the Navy transmitted 70 the Sen.
ate a letter dated May l., from Lieut.. Craven in ref
e,ence TO TIE inerocesac canal Oross the lsthmus Of
Dsrien.
Lieut.. Craven IS Of the opinion for reasons given.
that the proposed canal is nprsctcabe, involving
expenditures not easily estimated, and sscrhcs OF
life from which the stoutes; heart msy shrink. AZ
world could realize the completion OF q much less
tensiye work than that contemplated.
Tie msioIity Of the House Committee on Elections
take n e ground that Messrs. Phep and Cavsnsugh
presenting credentials as Members from Minnesota
are entitled, primd JGcie 10 be and admitted u
eats but 90 not propose that such admission shall
preclude any contest 10 the rights of these gentle
mep, which msy hereafter be properly instituted.
Messrs. Clark Of Connecticut, Wilson ard Glmer
maintain that each certificate ia not praa fqcie title
but Is yYimG face REPUTATION OF title, and eTectu-
ally prsc.uGes al the right, Proys!ona. fpal, to
seat.
Mr.. WashbuIn of Maine believes that under the
laws Of Congress and OF the Cons tuition OF Minnesota
there Las been and tAeIe could be legal election.
There views were embodied N the three separate
fpr,
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uOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

TIE COMMUNICATION OF tne Secretary OG t5s Ftssssvv
sssIg for loan OF fifteen millions, WAS re!esrs@t,
tie Committee On Ways ana Means Z.
The Speaker announced that the first hls'a.ssis
oIcer VAS the re,o.uion OF tie Comm.;,s GA Eco
80 ior tse ADMISSION Of Messis. Phelps asd K.vs
raust as Men bers :-orr Nj. nesois.
M. WASHBURN ME suggested that by geseri
60. stIt he vote De token % mOrr)~, aO1 tJ-Gsys
devoted 70 private bills.
Dir. LklCHfR (va.l inquired, Why no. vote t.
Mr.. WASHBVRE wished 30 reply. but objects.
Wa = ade from toe Democratic side.
Mr. MAYNARD l1eGn.l mcvsd that the msnbsu
BE swcrn IT.
Nj hElrI Is. c. suggested that tire ssbect b.
p(stpox Cd til morrow, and that ths uouse z, i'd,
Con mitlee Cd enc OF the Appropriation olLs sra.
eas rece.ssiy if Congress sAsec: 20 acjou.a on the
7ih CfJrue.
Mr.. sMITu IVA. II don't expect tha. anyhow.
Mr.. KEITT-l co, and have done my best 10 iis-
eLtaIgie this mstier.
NJ. HARRIS (Ill suggested the pos'ponemsa.d
the Mime sofa question H.! to-morrow.
Messrs REAGAN (rexasl and MCQUEEN CT
Objected. The lzter said that the opposition by iu-
baseeriTg wasted yesterday.
Ibess was much confusion during these proceed
ugs.
Several other Intellectual propositions made "a
relieve TIE House Of IL embarrassment, sai to pso-
duCe mutusl UnGentaI ding.
III. GROW Pa inoyeo te 20 nt' COMMITTEES %
the iva'e la.nGAr
The SPEAkfh 5a.l SlAL &c ulpl.Du qua
cIJe-.
Mr. GROW sppealed from The decision.
Mr.FLORENCE PA moved 20 ay tae appeal On
toe table.
NJ. WAsHBURN (Me) sa.d tue reports in tho
Mime sots ca hsd just been printed. ard gellsn
hsG no, had tin to read tnem. HeGcs tho propneY
cite POST pUneuent OF the question.
NJ. FLORENCE objected TO debats.
NJ. morgan Is. \ asked to be excused from
voting IN Mr. Fore Gee motion.
Ny STANTON lOho requested - be excused
from voting on the proposition 20 sScuae Mr. M'fsse
The question Was determined IN The negaave oI
Yeas ard Nays.
NJ KELSEY y. Y. made a motion similar to tOs,
Of Mr.. Stanton.
Mr.. GILl.IS Penn was siliog - excise all o.
that size Of the House.
Mr.. LETTER (0hio f,fcseeing that there was 10Th
ing 70 he cone, moved TO acjourn Negatved.
The pending motions were seYeraly withdrawn.
WREN tie House ordered zee main question to bs put
by e.eysn majority.
Tie oIes.icn vas stated TO be on sgssen. to the
rcstlution OF the Committee en- Elect rs.
Dilstciy motions were resumed "a chs opposite SIDE.
Aftera contest Of three hours ami halt, the Hoas
without taxing the question on the resolution, ID
Ourped.
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FROM HASHING TON.
cOrre.poaaence Of T. \ Y Tribune
WASHINGTON Nav 1D II.

corre.poaaenoe Of T. y Y Tabune.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1853.
The Administration las only limited intelligence
rom lie agents IL Kansas but this gives assurance
that the /" English swind!e viii be carried. Thy
rely mainly upon the pecuuiary interests involved.
ard suppose that the resmen of that Territory can
be purchased as cheaply aud readily 90 tradr dem
sgoguts In Congress, or Legislatures in Wisconsin.
Ihese reports differ entirely from the fu.ier private
accounts on the other side, which seem TO Iesse
little doubt OF the dees; Of the scheme BY decided
majority.
siree DIP. Weeds testimony has been taken. the
tn.h lvesrgauOn may be regarded ss closed
lie report IL now uader preparation, aud viii Do
pitsen,ed next week. Al the money alleged TO
have been paid-Ss7 co.'s accounted for, bui
With the exception of Wolcott and the other con
sl.eUoUs characters. who bad a more limiisd share
IL tie plurder, the distribution has not been traced,
ihOueh portion Of L fouLd refuge N the bank OF
eX-6oy. Gardner Of Massae husetis. The Hoase u
entirely - blsme Tor the comparative failure OF tsis
invest ca'soa-ss J; musi b considered, taouge
here sd 10 b. good deal OF Instructive reading
- - evidence y aica has beea collected. Woss'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22
xXXVth CONGRESs.-First Session.

SENATE. .WAsHINGroN, May Il, 1873.
The s. nate received COMMUNICATIONS tom the Sec
reta,y Ct War covering information respecting tns
Atrato E,peditiCn; also, recommending the expendi-
tuIe =. $4,000 Tor breech-. oa1Irg firearms ter psr-
ton OF tie srlny.
MI. SEWARD introduced bill fo- the removal Of
toe Revenue Buildings q. Qus.ar.ine Staten, New
York. Referred 10 tie ComEi ,tee on Commerce.
1r. GBEEN introduced bll To-Day providing 70!
the wsT c'sis cf Oregon srd ashington Territories
Referred 20 re M.ltaTg Committee.
Mr. BAYAYD. flom the judiciary Committee sub
United nuTeTors reports adverse 10 the menoris.s
s,kirs for spI past ons for c.urt-hOuses, etc
N. WILSON submittss Ttso uror - pi1t for
tie q Tie SenSte C0,00 extra copies Of toe Pa
tei' Office Agriculture Report. Agreed 20.
NJ lNEksON Ssked 70 De renewed from se.Y.ce On
Ii = hilits,y Committee.
ne private oapiA- Was 20 taken up and the fol.
loNr bus wtre passed, emorg others:
For Il Telie OF me representatives # the deceased
Charles Z, r.erted, 8 Rev o.utlQnsry soldier.
Topsy TIE sAsiy Of joseph c. 6. ksnredy.
To coifru the lsnG title OF Martin Lsylnaa.
~ pay Assistant Surgeon McC OrInick
To sllos 10 NJ. Crukshank anc others the rgat OF
appeal
10 provide for tie sam claim Of 1900 OF Town.
snd HsfEi.. esQ.
Also bill authorizing pay,ren, to the State o.
Maine q tie expenses ssfeed T. 5e refunded ner L.
CO ;he ttsty .. 8 Aus Jet, 1872 oelseen lie UEted
States AID G.tss B;.iSi8.
To De! Chsi.ss Knapp io- adjusting the Balance on
he ,rcn correc' for The New-OslsAas Custom House
FCriLe Ietei c. Jeremiah Z. epd,rsast
70 p5y A-bsIi q. Alien ieT b=-areirs Naval ac-
Couifs
t,riieis'ief Of Berr.id n. By-rs.
10 hs,sgse go clam 4 jan MAccaboy.
10 pay fre 1r.rls,Estors II tie deceased -
Lows tt 5slsIoe due - the cors;Hctloa u hshl-
.ctse O. >erd Key.
T. ~ he NV ali psbs;o,s q Webs,sr ). Stse.e
JsI-f. \ Gis-i.r- s,l Ihcllss ~ i'ls...
t. -, stk q Pes.e 81 0H e, 80 ne o: h..
y - msI.s "a q rs.tps - U.at machinery.
Ass SsSsIs y - lo~f -. &c a.. li-glsS. ~.
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The Chicago Democrat treats its readers to the
following:

following:
"UMIrp sIAIls SrS,1oR.-A leading Buchanan of,
Dous Wa. in NewYork City the day before TE rKsTSr
came for biz o United s'aes senator and tkA
PEAR Judge Douglas had pledged 70 supper; Ssla.or
seward for the nsN; Pr sidency.
for out here in Illinois friends Seward require
considerable collateral security before they nAhc advances
tie pledges Of Judge Douglas
The Editor Of The Democrat is on such init
mats and confidential terms with the leading
buchanan offcchodeIs" that there ough. TO be
some basis of truth for any story Of this scr, he
nav tel: and yet We believe the above must have
been made out of whole cloth for these rea
sons:
|. THE TRlBuNE has no. "coms OF. for him
[Ju6se Douglas for L. ). Senator.
H. Though Judge Douglas is said 10 have been
in this CITY soue time this month, 10 Editor Of TIE
TRIBUNE saw him during such visit, nor had any
communication with him, directly nor indirectly.
III. The article en- which this story Is based was
inpen,d by one in The Chicago Journal, which
only met our eye the day before We wrote, and no
iniimsicn was given by the writer Of his purpose
10 mite such all ait.ce-not even 70 his associates
We are colt5snt tha, uei;her judge Douglas nor
aay irieud # bis could haye had any intmsiion Of
cur purpose 70 ~r:e in that ven, prior 70 the a..
PeaIsuce Of ,uE sI;cle.
". Werever wio:e lie 20 Tor rece.yed one
from Judge Douglas, sd have tai 10 persorAl r.
terc.lr,e. vtriaer by etier ~ verbally, v.:s G5y
SewaId siuce iLe,vi,si Of tie os.sinA Ltcompioa
til; ,t,vesfr qoirs cure that tie s,or, OF aay
bsr1s u. or 10, r'sss, dirg q arrarseneit ii soy
scat b,'~,e, jog, D,ue.s a. Gov. >esa:i il.
81. i-,--..a .st.c,'.on - '.si "e rar' uo;t o't.
cua.ja.La, .sj. We - lot oe..e's ;-,.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22

by detailed statement in another column. our
readers will 'eain that Messrs Ben. Wood (brober
of tie late distinguished Mayor of this city, :.
Swsp G. p. Edty and other,, have been iodicted at
Augu,te, Georgia for conducting al Illegal lottery
and those Of the parties who were found there have
been arrested and held to bail in $4,000 each to
answer for the offense. Wood and EDDY are in this
State but we presume will be required to go to
Georgia ard take their trial. The business Of the o.
tablshment ha,, We believe, been mostly transacted
at the Nerh In this city it bas found ready me-
diums of publicity in journals like The N. y Times
and n. Y Herald, by the aid of which, and by other
sgencies its propretOrs have succeeded in fleeing
the public TO an enormous extent We presume
that their operations now brought to close, at
least for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22
PREPARE FoR THE FAIL ELECTIONS.

The Natous Republican Association hsye oom-
pl,;ei s,rar gements for publishing sad distributing
tracts ESSAYS ana speeches bearing upon tle npo.ans
question row sriiaiirg The country.
M.si Of the speeches delivered in Congress iur'rg
the presert .es:ioa by Republican Members, an! So
those ihst msy hereafter be delivered De hs'. en-
vtlopcd ani fire : poNcge, 81 - cc-is per 100 Tor
eicbtpsss snd 81 per leo .1teen.psge spsecbes
Our RepubucAs friends ought 10 take immediate
stems 10 docd every Congressional District sad epe
cially Districts row represented by Administration
Derocrns with these speeches ard documents. Here
,ofore this work hss bter done by the Members Of
Congress at their OWE expense but ai:eE toe sdou:n.
men, Il Corrsss this responsibility AL teyoive uprs
o;psr friepts "a: the cause.
Tie Ns,lorM Republican Association a Washington
CIV s,sni ready 20 !eaG az ne Assistance a their
power.
Scld "a yc,r orders vi,bcu, Decay. AiiTsss
L CIEPIIAST
Srcrc'sry Na.lsuAl Rep b an Ats,-ir.,,
yrf 1888 MaA, goa. y. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22

It il but little more than three years since Alex
ander III. became AutOcrat Of the immense Empire
Of Russia, and, if he resolutely continues in the
couIss upon which he has entered, he cannot fail
to become one of the great men of history. His
task is gigantic; but he exhibits none Of that
weakness or yaciIaton in his efforts which had
bten auguIed from the gentlcness of his youth.
Already, Russia has fI! the touch Of new power;
1t is no longer what it wss and the extracts from
the Russian correspondence Of various German
journals, which We give on another psge, indicate
thorough persistence in the process of national
regeneration. The emancipation Of the serfs, a
work so mighty, and set about with such OBJ
Stacles that 10 one believed it possible advances
steadily, though of necessity very slowly, to
its cOpsummation and in every department of
public life there rules new spirit never be-
fcrs imagined in Russia. TIE thorougbness Of
the reform pervaies all ranks aud branches of the
administration. Such is the firmness and determine
ton of the Emperor, that be will have no men to
serve him who are not ready to cooperate with zeal
in the business be has in hand; and from the
highest minister who has held his Office for decades,
10 the loves. employee only the adherents
ef the Lew order of things are retained in power.
Pebble education and the administration of
justice, are especially being put upon q
new footing. AID what with the abolition of
the secret ,Olice, loUg since accomplished and the
tlerance If such degree of freedom of the press
tiai ,be journals are allowed openly to discuss and
condemn The faults aid defects of the recent sys-
ten, it is beyond dispute that Russa has entered
upon a new era of enlightenment and progress, in
which ter boundess rative energies may fnd noble
aid permanent development. At tie same time, IL Is
cheering Observe that the Emperor is not carried
away nv the theories Of biologists, but acts like
uaa Of sOuid practical sense. Thus, it will be OBJ
served, that one of the German writers whose re-
marks we have translated to our columns
complnils that Alexander H., with all his
iutelgeJ &C, instead Of following the notions of
what 5 called Free Trade, has imposed new duties
for prott Cton upon many articles imported from
abroad. The ssgacious sutOcrat has evidently no
desire 10 diminish the happiness and freedom TO
which he is eleyaiing his subjects by exposing them
to the weakness and substantial enslayement which
must ever follow the destruction of manufacturing
industry in country, aud the enforced devotion of
all It's inhabitants 10 the production of rsw ma
ttral 10 he manufactured elsewhere. So far,
ever, thing the career of this sovereign ;usted
70 Inspire tse world with confidence and hope; and
al lovers of human elevation must earnestly desire
that; in spite OF the formidable obstacles which
IorId him, ne may continue in the noble career
which he has so gloTiously begun.