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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-01-16
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DILL ELP II A MEDICAL
| HOUSE.-Established twenty-five
years ago by DIR. KINKELLN, corner Of
Third aud Union Streets, Phiaoelphia, Pa.
twenty-five Years
Experience has rendered DR. K. most sue
cessrul practitioner in the cure Of all diseases
of a private nature, manhood's debility, as an
impeachment to marriage-nervous and sexual
infirmities, diseases Of the skin, and those arr
sing from abuse of mercury.
Take Particular Notice.
Thee is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
by boys, in solitude, often growing up with
them 10 manhood, and which, if not reformed
in due time, not only begets serious obstacles
TO matrimonial happiness, but gives rise TO
series Of protractcG, lnsidious, and devastating
affections.
Few Of those who give way to this PERM
cious practice are aware Of the consequences
until they find the nervous system shattered,
feel strange and unaccountable sensations, and
vague fears in the mind. (See pages 81, %,
%. Of DR.. KS book on "Self- Preservation"
The unfortunate thus affected become feeb-
lie, is unable TO labor with accustomed vigor or
to apply his mind to study, his step is tardy and
week; he is dull, Iresolute, and engages even
in his sports with less energy than usual.
If he emancipate himself before the practice
has done its worst, and enter matrimony his
marriage is unfruitful, and his sense tells him
that this is caused by his early follies.
These are considerations uhich should awaken
Tie attention Of all ,chO are similarly situated
Remember,
He who places himself under DR.. Kinkelin's
treatment may religiously confde i'll his honor
as a gentleman, and rely upon the assurance,
that the secrets Of DR.. KS patients will never
be disclosed.
Young man-let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known TO one who,
from education and responsibility, can certain
ly befrend you.
DR.. Kinkelin's residence has been for the last
twenty years at the N. W. Corner of Third
and Union streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Patients at a distance
Can have (by stating their case explicitly, to-
gether with all their symptoms, per letter, en-
closing a remittance) DIR. KS medicine, APP
propriated accordingly.
Forwarded TO any part Of the United States
and packed secure from D.4.N.8GEor CURL
OSITY, by Mail or Express.
Read ! Youth and Manhood I!
A Rigorous Life or Premature Death, Kinketin
on SeG-PressrratiOn-On Only % Gents.
Letters containing that value in stamps, will
insure a copy per return of mail
GRATIS ! GRATIS!! GRATIS!!!
A Free GIFT. 10 All.
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Natures Guide" a new and popular Work
full Of valuable advice and impressive warn
ing alike calculated to prevent years Of mis-
cry, and save thousands Of lives, is distributed
without charge and forwarded by mail, prepaid
TO any post Office in the United States, on re-
ceiving an order enclosing two postage stamps,
July %, 1857. 36-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-01-16
MALE OR FEMALE,

from whatever cause they may have origina-
led. AND NO MATER OF HOW LONG STANDING,
giving Health and Nigor 10 the Frame, and
Rlnnm To the Tallid Check.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-01-16
IEINB0Ll'S GELTIIE PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract BuChu,

For Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel,
Dropsy, Weaknesses, Distractions, Secret
Diseases, Female Complaints, and all
Diseases of the Sexual Organs,
arising from Excuses and lmPrudencies in
life and removing all improper Discharges
from the Bladder, Kidneys, or Sexual Organs,
1T; N
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-01-16
Great Revolution in Medical Science.
The Best Therapeutic .4gent Erer IN
tr0duced.
DIR. DICKIN SOM S

MAGNETIC ELEC-
TRIO MACHINE is
exciting the most
absorbing attention
of The Medical Pro-
fession and a large
portion ofthe intel
ligent laymen OF
I,oIonJ II iSDow
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
Tndiana ganaloro Elected.

The Indiana Legislature has At length compile.
tcd he work IN the Senatorial case, by olce'inl
two United States Senators IN the place Of The
pre,euders FiTcH and BRioHT. The new sona-
tors elect are HrNRY 8. LAM, nm able and sterl
ing Ropub lc'n, and wnu,u N. MoChrT, an
had Leeompion Democrat, whose fitness foi
this place ls unquosd oned. The scene ofthe bat
tle 10 nov transferred to Washington, and if th'
Senate does its duty, The vote allowing seats L
the ususpois viii be reoonsidered, and The bona
ate Senators viii be admitted in thelr stead, IL
accordance with the plain wishes, ~ well as tht
legal rights ofthe people oflndIana. The Leg
islatUto has done lie duty, IN any event and de-
server all honor for its manly and decisive &C
ton
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

Court Of Common Pleas Of Seneca GO. q.
Elizabeth Am nuls, plAnud,vt sion n. Bnls Defend.
unt-Pviuon lof nlyntre.
The Antd neenAut Sion y, nis will take notice thai
said flautiM on the s5lh day of nccomher A ID 1855
ucd nor fctuon tn said Court Of Common peas, of aid
9eenN "l Seneca pho Chnuug the said Defendant Sion
r. NUE. Win gios' neglect of duty orihrsu yoa last past
anu heie oNauls .ad tuuth IN this that sad neicnd.
ani sion ~ llls, has un furnished home, coihng ~
AMY means OF support 20 said Petitioner aud has othcrw
glossy negeeled hs maiol duties towards said Petitioner
IN hNtn mnnnets, Wiuunt capsc or iusRcntlon on the
AH OF snd Petitioner add prNyua that the marital rga,
uou eNslhF h',Wecn said Plaintiff aud said Defendant
may Dc dissolved, rtai is cause ~ n stand ~ besrn,
" tN' Allrtm OF slid Tout lrE 4 nBEWra,
dee alst, ls3s-GWsa5l Solicitor, ior Cpmplnt
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The susan.

Dispatches have been received, stating
that the Brig, Susan, being unable to Of.
feet a landing on the coast Of Nicaragua,
has returned and is now cruising near
the mouth Of the Colorado river in Texas,
preparatory to making another descent up.
on Centra America.
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THUNDEn SroRM N DrcnufR "A severe thun.
der storm was experienced 40 the Center Of Town.
send. Huron county. o.. on the llth inst, nj / /
o'clock A. NJ, which occasioned considerable
damage. The electricity first struck the barn of
Mr Farley, damaging it TO the amount Of twon.
ty-fve dollara. II next struck Mr.. O. l.. Hnw.
ley's barn, tearing aud throwing The boards In
Wild confusion doing some fifteen dollars dam.
ago, II then struck the barn Of Mr.. st john,
killinga COW Lastly itpitchod into the Buohon.
an pole standing on the square, and ',barkod" n
from top TO bottom. For fifteen minutes. ON a
space Of 30 rods square Mt the Crulor, everything
OF n metallic nature seemed to have n trembling
or vibratory motion,-I Norwalk (Ohio) Regis.
ter
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
Attaching Cuba.

Senator JErF. DAVIS has way Of his
own for taking Cuba. His project is(a.
the Union states "to proceed by attach.
ment against Spain, as an absent, abscop.
ding orfraudulent debtor" The Govern.
ment organ says that. ''in equity, Mr.. DA.
yIs ls right" In such case, we think
Spain viii be found 10 be present, aud
France, } also. N
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TnEP PAPER FOR TnE TIMES.
THE GENESEE FARMER

iAAFAbhiAhGn ~ ltall
"Ihe Oldest, the Cheapest and the Bcst.''
FTHE iweniy.aiuih Volume ofthis nopula-montbI, ga
cultural JoaruN n commcnrrs With tbs Iannsfv n,,,,,,
which win be Issued hY tho isiho ne,embcr fycr, mi,
'H'''''''' o" lhe eel'urc Of the soil, is invedio
5END.Fo A COPY,
endekAminc theore suhsonhug. Puhishel Ia one orb,
uer" agricultural and horticultural sections of Apeyie,
WIN huudteds cf able and experienced orreponden. n
Sno Nn Information Interesting and valuable 10 every
''tnN "hd ifnitgnwcr. u Is the
CHEAPEST AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
~ luE WORLD, andhas attained larser circulation
Hs,asN s'p,laT paper Il b emphuHcaly the paper Gr
v,,,,so hAeh volume coniaus TIMES uuNnREo Am
H'D"'i''o' a pasea and is sent TO any aidro,s tog
Fifty CENTS A YEAR,
,iI r " w noan ouerod TO agents. Posmasters and
40 ,enJ N, ore respectfully collected
copies 'eh' nee on application. Address
JOSEPH HARRIS,
deci 5S-1I po.h..,,
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The Atlantic Cable shows signs Of ie
turning lie. Faint currents passed over
it the other day. aud the word " Henley"
was distinctly spelled out So says O
dispatch from Trinity Bay signed DE
Sauty."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

q HAnrH for January Is ia brilliant number
possessing moro than ordinary interests and al.
fractions. The illustrated article on tho opapa.
ma Railroad is, alone, wen worth the price q
me number- Tn, other illustrated article. ara
The People Of the Red Rlver;" "ouebee. and
The Yirginians," Address, Harper & Bro.
Esv York. friee. @.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

Wrhe Pension Bill, granting addi.
tiona bounlies to the old soldiers Of the
war of 1912, has passed the House. but
it will probably bo lost in the Senate.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

RTSeralor Seward made grand
speech on his Pacific Railroad bin, the
other day He goes in for building the
rodd by the Government and throwing
open the land on either side to actual set
tiers
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Attachment Notice.

Joha NJ. Wh'mer p'alndgv. Jonathan X Davis. dof,n.
dant,
Before J, r.. Wilson ]. r. OF Bloon hin e,,.. ~,
o. 'n the alih daY of November a. n isS3 s,i1 t,.,i
.eed ~ orief Of attachment Ia The ahave action ,s ib
.. e nlaeiy yihfoe dollars aud thrydye vents sth tpt
''''sN' loHn N. WHrrssH.
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Admimistrator,s snIc

% he soh day OF Iauuoy, ls1n between tho hours of
lO@rlotN A. NJ end O'Clock. T., NJ. on tho rreuisr,
VIII oHti lor sale, ai puho Ncnduc, ln ct No pa in dc
'oWn 81 AGfan Seneca County, Ohn. On the hlgheI ma
der n Al pENNtNer'tN ~ ''u
"e'Sl tw Adn'F of. SWiear decd
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WAsHNoroS, Dec. 26,--Thcrc Is reason Ia bc.
lleye that the Liberal p1rly of Mexico, Who are
seeking recognition of the Juarca Government
by our own, would consent "a ON er into IA trpatv
by which the United States could establish mill
tary pos'' Ia Chhu hua aud sonora, thus avoid
Ing objections To a io,cihle possession, MS recent.
~ recommended.
ST Louis, Dec 2i.-Thc New Mexican mail
with Snt, Fe dates TO the oSth ult. reached In.
depend nee 'muuing. Col. Mclean is m mas.
scnger. The mail was detained hy deem snow
and clh weather an the party, Including Col
MeL'an, were hadly lrustblttrn. An armistico
OF ~ days had hren concluded with the Nayaiap
Inhans' ana efforts were made Tor concluding q
peace.
MonILE. Dee. Cot is stated here on
the best authority that the schooner Susan
sailed for Nicaragua with the firm detcr
mutation on the part Of the leaders Oft
expedition not TO allow tie British or any
other foreign power to stop them without
resisting until blood was drawn. their pur
pose being to tost the disputed point OF
international law, or compel England ia
make an earl exposure OF the grounds OF
her assumed proteotorate over che San
5uan River and the adjacent territory. Ii
Is thought probable, however. that they
will not lSll in with any vessels of.war
whatever.
CoLUMBlA. S, c.. Dec. 9.-The Judges
OF the United States District Court have
pronounced the law Of 1920. for the sup
preston OF the slave trade, to be consti.
tulonal
The prisoners taken on board the slav.
or Echo have been remanded 10 iail 10
await the action Of the Grand Jury AZ the
next term Of the Court, on the charge Of
piracy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

Tho Jefferson City Examiner learhs from a re,
liable source that Fort Scott Kansas, on tho night
OF the 10Th, was attacked by Montgomery at In,
head Of 1000 men, Tho town was taken, and
when the Examiners informant escaped or {
had been killed, Tho object of the attack prc.
san'ed 20 be 90 release ope. or Mnot~o ,~,'
murder. ltwas feared the town would
be entirely destroyed.
A dispatch from Kansas CITY SAYS tho
Harrisouyille (Mo } Democrat orthe 25h,
states that last Monday band Of thieves
and assassius from Kansas Territory en-.
tered Vernon Co.. No. and killed David
Cruise, stole lot Of cattle, 10 horses, and
II negroes.
About the Same time two parties under
Browo and Montgomery en'ered Missou-
n on Little O'Sage River, stole negro
woman and took Mr.. Larne prisoner, car.
ried him into the territory. bu, released
him on the following day. An express
has been sent 10 Gov Stewart. of No.
for assistance to protect life and property.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
CARD TO LADIES.

iE haehish oIPeTee pills, or fsmaias. The importers
otths reliable and saa remedy for female complaints
would respectfully call the asntoi oftbe ladies OF this
country to H. ibeling assured that in this they will End
safe and never failing remedy for all diseases arising from
deranged and diordered stem, such sick headnoho.
papation ofhe heari lowneFs Of spirits, nervous aee.
tions, Leuc0rrhea, sc.
Ia removing iioppagesio o. ebsruoons Of The menses
from whatever cause, they are nfable The
oommon, speedily relieved, and there will bs M ~
euuence, II uaed according 10 dreodons Thev ara ~.
paclay adapted 10 MARRIED LADns for partenln1 80
circulars, 10 be oundin each box with directious)
None genuine without the signature Of Emile Mouion
imuniters. 'N'
free Slss per hoxi hafhoSes rs cents. Sold bV sll
table druggists inths United Hiates and Canadas
MAJ faes9gs pot upin olofsly sealed douhls ond
.eos shd having the appearance Of orlinay letsF-
price ellu0 sold ONLY BY general agents, ALpEN
and Co.. Cleveland o., who will send them pest paid the
ed.
Sold BY l. H. st. John Of fiHn, o who will also send
them BY mail any address theieeeipt oipree through
the fihln p. o..
lief. li-Ir
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MoNrAN', South Pluto tncar. Pixies Peak, \


DEAR-----; have had no opportunity TO
write yon for two months or more. Doubtless YOU
are oil anxious 10 hear something reliable In cr.
trence 10 this country, There IA gold
here, but our means for getting it aro limitcd.-
some ot our men, however, are making ten dol
lars per day, aud as high as thirty orforty dollar.
per day have been made. We have not had tho
time tor the strength TO trace the gold 10 ts or.
iginnl sources, Our camp has contained only
about forty men, md it was necessary for our
safety That one half Of thom should stay In camp
70 guard our stock There are now over three
hundred men on the South Platte, md we learn
that there are at least three undrcd more ON the
road.
Our food consists ocyonsou, antelopc, hear and
elk meat, aud hreadi aud so long ns we can get
dour wc don't ask for ANYTHING bettcr, Tell
| abroiher OF the writer, TO como out here by nll
means; that Is, unlcss he Is making money very
last where he Is, think Montana will make the
most important owu In this region Tho
snow tell a few days ago, 40 out a foot deep. and
! presume we shall have hard winter, but am
clothed with turs aud shall comfortably, Ia Rob.
inson Crusoe The Indians have scnt us word
thlt We must leave the country, but We shall be
able to take care of cursclvcs
Nrc0t lctt "a aud papers 10 "NIonhni, Arrap.
ahoe Co, X r.. Frt Laramie ?. o."
Ah'ouonately, Ncp JOSIAH IIMMA
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E1 The Ohio Legislature will con.
rene on Monday
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ITO FOR THE wEsII

PUBLIC @ALEEs
rT-HE aubscfbef will sel ~ rubBc vendus II his Rsi.
4 denee g mile north of The Couflioulo in Tifn,
Saturday January 3, 1859,
he following properly, io.wiu
2 Work Horses; 2 Cows; Lumber
wagon; spring wagon; 1 new Slid
ing seat extension top Buggy; / two
horse sled, cast shod; 1 sleigh with
pole and fills; 2 ploughs; straw cut
ter; 2 setts Of Harness and many 9th
or articles not herein mentioned.
An Of which will poiiuvsly De sold.
TERMS OF SALE.
an sums under el cash; and 90 SONS or and over eS
credit ofa months will De given by The purchaser giving h
note with apnfotcd iecurily thereon.
ueci7 5a-3r 7. .sriEfMAN.
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~ q H - "A Il h. hil
In ihs Second wsFi. TsIus made to ultpulehs,sp.
asss L. Adams.
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10000 Rats
KILLED ANNUALLY

QPWhy don't you kill your Rats2
Hear what the unjust OF exactly that, bp The
Mayol Mr. Keen. Iie says shat Il is The GREATEST
hlNd IN nature 10 KILL RATS and he ourht ~ knew
a 10 years and always gives satisfaction. We are not
Chnmen that We should worshir them XIII iRrm wick .
Store. .iIf -'S'fe ' N
You can buy i IN any quantity ask pence
'VS sI'll'ng' anu upwards sen0,lH
READ AND CIRCULATE.
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County Orders.

TRUAsrnEna OWtCE Fences Co.. n.
TrrIS, December 1T, 1s5s.
hereby give notice that all outstanding Otd,r., drawn
the County iund will be redeemed fum and amer this
date. LEWIS n lOLrT,
dsia County frent'r.
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n INn Ninnr IrnRe.


on the iUh ay ofIHnuar. is5n between Che hours of
and ocurk, r. NJ the premises h"rr1Nrr dcscfibedi
wilho nd 10 the highest bidder the following Real Estate
the properly Oh. a. Center deed, to.wiu ln.lo num'
hrr wentysx t2B) In the village plat VI Nrlnufr seneca
county aud State OF ohio Also on to u day ufJahuar,
it5n between the hours Of and 10 o'clock A. NJ, on tho
premises hereafter described viii DO sold 90 r highest bid
der tho following Real Estate the property Of james w.
CcWrt deceased, to.Vg LOiuumhpr uiryihrco t33i iu
tho v'gc plat of Ropuhhc Sencoa Comfy and State Of
Ohio. rcrms made known on day Of sale.
Dec. 10 isi9.tw. DEAN kEEtER.
Administrator of JAMss a. CrVrrR, deceased
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choice lo Of Water Coolers and FILTERS Buthnr Tubs
Patent Neniilaion, Sugar Pans Brchen and Chimney
steam Pipe, pmught sad Foroe Pumps for steam Mills;
~ kinl loblng OF Tia Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron and
lino Tia koohng made order, with disratch by the
h'st Mechanics Ia The State, Dont fail 10 call aud exam
ae beiore urihasing contracting elsewhere want IA
distinctly understood that the above goods viii Be sold
ohe9ey han A any ohor llpase hit side 0fNsw York
FiMp, ohies NsVsabsf 0 1874,
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An Authentic Report from piko,. Peak

lftom lhe Nihcago iresS ana lubunc.l
We are permitted 10 mako the following cx-
tract from letter written by Mr. Josiah Him.
man, late Of Beloit, Wis, from the Pixies pax
gold region. Me- limmoa went from Beloit 10
Kansas In the summer Of 1857, aud thence 10
Pike's Peak, being member or the first rcgu.
l.frly orgonl1cd company which went 10 that coun.
sId@SRtg 8Ir qaATSS'Sai iadyiblhg hSS hSS nj ;G5tt iGt
reporii
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JUST RECEIVED.
AT YERK'S EMpORITIM


10 Barrels Fluid and Coal OIL the vrry be,t quality and
'eF sale ehespi also so doz Fluid and Coal oil Lamps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20
Township Meeting.
Notice.
July 10, '5s.

We hereby give notice that we have adopt
ed the Cash System with regard to subscrip-
tions. Hencefor.h, no name will be entered
on our books unless it be accompanied by
cash, and whenever the pay runs out the pa
Per will stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
do so; but they must look to the carriers and
not to us for their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers of us, and there our respon-
sibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
cases, but If they see fit to give credit that is
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms OF
payment for Advertisements and job Work,
the rules Published in our papers respectively
will be strictly adhered to-
J. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON d co.
KE0KUk POST,
per WV. REFS, Ae't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20
Foreign News.
Arrival Of Nhe Steamer Canada.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

i HALIFAX, July l6.
The r. NJ. steamship Canada, Capt. Lang
left Liverpool at noon on Friday the 10th
having been detained IS hours by fog Of
Halifax hnrbor.
The British Revenue returns for the year
ending June Goth, show decrease of over
100000
The judicial Committee of the Privy
Council had affirmed the decision of the low
or court holding the steamer North America
liable for damages in her collision with the
American ship Leander.
/ The demand for money in the London mar
ket on Friday was very active, and full rates
were obtained.
The Canada experienced strong westerly
winds during the entire passage; saw nothing
OF the telegraph feet.
The h. NJ steamship Arabia from Boston
has arrived in the harbor, but cannot come
to the dock till the Canada leaves. The
Arabia will probably sail for Liverpool at 2
P. m.
GRRAr BRITAlN.-0n the 30th the Lords
were not in session and the Commons were
engaged in debating the marriage law.
On the LIST in the House of Lords the ques-
ton of the admission Of Jews into Parlia-
ment was taken up. Lord Derby receded
from his opposition to the measure. He be-
lieved it best to maintain inviolate the princi
pies for which their lordships had so long
commended, without bringing themselves in
collision with the House of Commons, there
fore be felt it the duty of the House TO con-
slider whether there was any possibility OF
satisfactorily settling all differences. lie be-
lieved that the suggestion OF Lord Lucan.
that the Commons should be allowed to dis
pense by resolutions with the words or the
facts Of christian, where n member of the
Jewish persuasion applied to take his seat,
afforded the only solution of the difficulty,
and therefore ne Wac prepared to accept the
measure.
A report was circulated that the laying Of
the Atlantic cable was nearly completed, and
shares advanced largely.
Lord Lyndhurst consented to postpone his
bill, and Lord Lucan, in moving the seconff
reading Of his measure, explained thnt-it
gave the House Of Commons the power. Of
writing the words on the true facts Of 4
Christian by resolution, but required that
any member of the Jewish persuasion should
present himself IN the first ipstance at the
table Of the House. and state his objec-
tons to the oath, and in the form in which it
now stood.
After some debate the second reading was
carried, l43 to 90.
The Paris correspondent Of the News says
that the affair Of Montenegro and the tick
lish state Of diplomatic relations between
France and Turkey and Austria are consd-
cred very serious. That France has sent an
ultimatnm to Turkey, and If u satisfactory
answer should not be received at once, more
ships will be sent to the Adriatic.
Several districts in France were suffering
severely from great want Of water. In
Paris il was being used very sparingy by
the lower class.
The Patria says that Russian frignte has
joined the French squadron in the Adriatic
and been placed under the French Admiral.
The news had created sensation at Wen.
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