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Law COpartnership.

H. w. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
"AVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
IL in the practice of the law in the County Courts will
attend promptly to all business entrusted to their
They will attend the County Courts of Wake, Johnston
Nash, Franklin, Granville Person and Orange.
Office on Fayetteville Street above the Lawrence Hotel,
where one or the other may be constantly found.
Jan. 9, 1858. ST.
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SWaim's Justice...Revised.
TIME NORTH.CAROLINAM MAGISTRATE.
practical guide the Laws of the State and the de-
csons of the Supreme Court defining the duties and urs
dction of the Justices of the Peace of Court under
the Revised Code of lS555 together with full nstruc-
tions, and numerous Forms and Precedents.
EDWARD CANTWELL ESQ.,, LII. B..
CLunseU0rQt L1sD.
One vol svo containing neery 600 pages, handsomely
printed good paper, and well bound in Law binding.
Price $3 So Postage 81 cents.
Published and for sale by
HENRY d. TURNER,
At the N. c. Book Store.
Raleigh N. c., April 81, 1858. 81
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HEw PUBLrcA1Ious.

;" TESTERS DICTIONARY.-THE ENTIRE
~ work unabridged in volume, crown quSrto Of
452 pages containing all the matter Of Dr. Nebsters
original work his improvements up to the time Of his
DEATH and now thoroughly revised By Professor Channoy
A. Goodrich of Yale College - 4 8 tSsssS
For sale by
W. L. PoMERoY.
Raleigh, March 81, 1853. .ss'f{5 2s-
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J. w. JOHNSON.


Attorney at Law, Raleigh, n. c..
"ILL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
y to the collection of all kinds of Claims renewing
and dscounng notes in Bank hiring and renting proper
fer to Charles Dewey, Cashier Bank Of the State, H.
Jones' Cashier Bank of Cape Fear w. J. Hawkins, Pres
cent @ Rregh and Castor Railroad, and G. w. Mordeca
President of the Bank of the State.
All letters enclosing money must be registered. Office
on - Fayetteville St., opposite the Market Square.
Sept 22. S7-H
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SPRING TRADE, 1858.
MILTON N GRA HAM,
Importers and JObbers,
"IL EXHIBIT ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF
w March full and weli-selected stock of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS which will be disposed
of the lowest prices Merchants from the South and
West invited to call and examine the old stand of
Paul Mcllwane No 81 Sycamore Street, Petersburg Va
az Strict attention given to orders
February l6, 1858. 15-ly.
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NEW BOOKS I!

NEW BOOKS!
ORIENTAL AND WESTERN SIBERIA
u narrative of years Explorations and Adven
in Siberia Mongolia the krghs Steppes. Chinese
Tarary. and part Of Central Asia; by THOMAS WIrLAM
ArklNsoN-With Map and numerous Engravings
DIVERSIONS OF PURLEY; by JOHN HORNE TooKE-
New Edition.
OUTRAM & HAvELOCK'S PERSIAN CAMPAIGN;
by Capt. G. H. Hunt
THE MAGICIANS OWN BOOK.
CHARADE DRAMAS FOR THE DRAWING ROOM; /;
by ANNE BowMAN-Author of The Home of the Wan
derers.'
SCENES OF CLERICAL LIFE; by GEORGE ELLIOTT.
PRINCE CHARLES, OR THE YOUNG PRETENDER;
by ]. F. SMITH, Esq-Author of I" Harold Tracy" "Bela
Trelawney," "Dick Tarleon, "Marion Barnard Fred
Graham Masks and Faces" Charles Vavasseur,"
Henri De La Tour" Woman and her Master" Fred
Vernon" Harry Ashton" ELLEN De yere," Fred Ar
den," "Minn,e Gray" "Gus Howard" Temptation"
Rochester" "The Virgin Queen" "Stanheld Hail."
Amy Lawrence" Romantic Incidents in the Lives Of
the Queens of England"
For sale by
W. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh, April I, 1858. 2s-
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Chatham the Superior Courts of New Han
and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North Carolina at Raleigh.
Office the one formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
H. Haywood, Jr
Raleigh, May o. 52-sw
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EDUCATIONAL.

-.---.- -..----..
Fall Session
WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE.
v11HE EXERCISES OF THE NEXT SCHOLASTIC
u Year will be resumed on WEDNESDAY THE l4TH
JULY, 1855
Pupils will find it greatly to their advantage to be pre-
sent during the first week.
Board including Washing, Fuel Lights. &C., for five
MONTHS $67 So Tuition in English according to advance
ment sl2 80, $5 90. $7 So Latin, Greek, French Ger
man. Music, Painting &C., Extra Catalogues will be sent
application.
E. E. PARHAM, A. NJ, Pres
June H. 1858. 4S-l2t.
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HAMILTON & CARTER,
Florists, Nurserymen & Landscape Gardeners,
RALEIGH, N. z.
All kinds of Garden and Flower Seed; Fruit and Orna
mental Trees Greenhouse Plants Flowers, Roses &c. sup
piled favorable TERMS
May !, 1858. 85-H
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CARD. 8
PERCIYAL L GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL
ENGINEERS,
GoDD1N's HALL, RICHMOND, Va.
"AvING SOME IMPORTANT BUILDINGS (FOR
IL which they supplied Designs) to suRerintend in this
State have found it necessary to open Branch Office in
Raleigh (second floor Smiths Brick Buildng where they
will be prepared to supply-DEsIGEs, WoRkISG DRAw1Ncs
and SPEcFcAToNs for Churches Public and Private Build
ings, and laying off Ornamental Grounds.
Address Box LOG, Raleigh N. c.,
Box $685. Richmond, Va
vacancy for articed pupil of good habits and edu-
cation
Raleigh, Jan. 20, 1858. Sim.
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DANIEL O,DONNELL,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
STREET,
Zone door above Neso Custom House,
Richmond, Va,
rs PREPARED TO FIT UP DWELLINGS,
Il CHURCHES HOTELS, &C.. with WATER and GAS, and
keeps hand all kinds of articles in the above line, viz:
STATIONARY WASH STANDS, BLOCK TIN PIPE,
with Marble Tops, GALVANIZED IRON PIPE,
BATH TUBS Shower BATHS LIFT and FORCE PUMPS,
COPPER BOILERS, HYDRAULIC RAMS,
WATER CLOSETS All kinds of Brass Cocks
KITCHEN RANGERS, and PLATED Work,
SHEET LEAD and LEAD PIPE, GAS FixTUREs &c.
All work done on reasonable TERMS warranted to
gce satisfaction 80
Particular attention paid to all kinds of Hydraulics either
in the city country
REFERENcEs-Rev. Thos. E. Skinner. Briggs Dodd,
and VIM. Percival, Architect, Raleigh n. c.
~ All orders left with Messrs. Briggs Dodd pune
tually attended to-
June 4, 1858. 45-ly.
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BLANKS.

SOLICITORS BLANKS.
VUNHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-
nents just printed and for sale at the Standard office,
to wit:
Retailing without License,
Assault and Battery,
Affiay,
Selling Liquor to Slave.
Trading with Slaves,
Cohabiting with Slave,
Fornication and Adultery,
Carrying Firearms &c.
Price ii per qure. % All blanks not on hand printed
to order. g.
June 26.
WNRUE VIEWS ON SLAVERY
u The Christian Doctrine of Slavery; by Geo. d. Arm
strong D. D.-Pasor of the Presbyterian Church. Nor
folk, Va.
Slavery Ordained of God; by Fred. A. Ross-Pastor of
the Presbyterian Church, Huntsville, Ala
An Essay Liberty and Slavery; by Albert Taylor
Bedsoe ILL., D-Professor Of Mathematics in the Univer-
sity of Virginia.
Lectures the Philosophy and Practice of Slavery as
exhibited in the Institution of Domestic Slavery in the
United States with the duties of Masters to Slaves by
William Smith, d. D.-President of Randolph Macon Col
ege and Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy
W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, March 90, 1858. 81
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MRS. M. ]. FENTREss' MUSIC SCHOOL,
No Is, FAYETrEvTLLE STREET
VUVHE SECOND SESSION WILL COMMENCE
IL THE DIST OF JUNE.
Price of Tuition for months $15; for 2 months 81 so
June IA, 1858. 4S-3t.
t4S- Spirit of the Age copy twice.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW VOLUMES
FOUR GREAT BRITISH REVIEWS,
NAMELY,
Edinburgh, North British, Westminster, and
London Quarterlies, and Biackw0Od's
Edinburgh Magazine, (MOnthIy,)
COMMENCED WITH JANUARY, 1858.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Any one Review or Backwood IS year. Blackwood
and one Revew-or any two Reviews, Is. The four Re-
views aud Backwood $O Four copies to address SO
POSTAGE (Which should be paid Quarterly in advance)
the four Reviews and Backwood to any Post Office in the
United States only 80 cents year. Namely: "A cents
year each Review and "a cents year BackwOOd.
Address, L. SCOTT & CO., Publishers
81 Gold Street. Corner Fulton, New York
April l, 1858. Eft
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WILLIAM HI. BAILEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
HAS REMOVED TO YANcEYv1lLE Nc.
He will practice in the several Courts of Orange Aamance
and Caswell.
April y, 1858. 29-lm.
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An Old Established School.
VNHE WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,.
u ATE INSTITUTE will commence its s5th Session
July l5 Course Of STUDY thorough and extensive and
terms reasonable.
JULIUS WILCOX, Principal
June l, 1858. A-2m.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

QUENT. BUSBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
FAYErrEvIILE ST., RALEIGH, N. C.
M promptly attend to any business intrusted to him
10 the United States and State Courts; with the Ex
ec4ve or other departments of the State Government.
Suiy l. -= 66-tf
E. BROCK, HOLDEN,
ACTING OFFICER FOR CASWELL co.
Nv LII ATTEND To ALL CLAIMS ENTRUSTED
10 nlm a with accuracy and despatch. Post Office
March 2, 1883. 1s-
WOLFE & CAIRNS,
MANUFACTURES DEALERS WHOLESALE q RETAIL, IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS, &C., &c,
Is BollingbrOOk Street,
PETERSBURG, VA.
July IA. ely.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
RALEIGH N c..
VNHE SECOND TERM OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
Il COMMENCE JULY 9Th. Terms heretofore.
For fu rther particulars inquire of the Principals.
MRS. Fl. B. BOBBITT,
MISS S. A. PARTRIDGE.
June IL, 1858. 48-4t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-30

Indian Dlaf1GmAaAes In D1ae1mmesA
Ibwn Deeoe01N4 ~ the 0eDuxs
We learn lsom mi tAat tie .IndiAa
troubles appveh IN b9 ~ WaR D1pos1.
nent in Dakotshs ~ Try have oosanhenced.
The lankton Sioux, Nus Of tho sncf oach-
mont oSenhite ssAElom 6nts in Dakotah, and
.iissatil IA 10 fectfving no pay for the road
constructed by Col. Mobiles through their
lands. have undertaken to redress their own
grievances. A large body Of them, consist.
ing Of ITO lodges, lately entered the settle.
meut IL Nedary, burned all the houses there
ana al tho clain cabins in the neighborhood
and carried % I'll the plumber they could get
The inhabitants Of the settlement had fed Il
Cottonwood river, where they we're 49,
mined to make stand. Ths Sieux are g.
boldened 10 commit thesc Ou1yagcs BY TIL
removal of Inc u. 8. troops from Fort Ram
dali. We shall probably hear Of others il
the same quarter.
CnAs. LAM on LIVER CoxriAIkf.--Yo qnr,
too appruhcnsivo Of your conpiaine hs
best way in these cases 10 10 keep y1lnHo(0
az ignorant a. the world Was before
IL the entire inner construction Ok
NAL man not to be conscious Of u MI
to hold kidneys TO be an agreeable x0tion
To gccuun. the circulation Of the blood II
ids4whimsey Of Harvey's; to acknowledgt
no Inecnapism nos visible. Tor, oI1o * ~;
seat Of your disorder, and your fanciss 6nx
int0is ASks bad humors. Above sIl, taxi
skercise, AaA avoid tsmpering with the hArd
terms of arr Desks are mos deadly. Il Il
the mind and not tho limbs, thu. tain1o b.
'lonK sitting. Think Of the patience Of -
taiiors think how long the Lord Chaneollk1
sits think Of the breeding hsn. 8
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o. aph., sWc fear, hoSN
nueh. conn enoe eanno. be ENTERTAINERS
] Is ths success Of ths enterprise. Its sAn
tAas in the preliminary trial, the wire, both
81 ~ old and new construction, broke three
times, while paying Qua, A letter received
from one Of the of6e@ Fof the NIAGARA ex-
presses great doub about success. The
weather 10 til ought q hays bcenSvery favor
able for the undertaking. ss.
eFThe New Orleans Cr&cest says - ~
liam II. Seward viii be the next Presidse
he lives and the Union lasts" l.furtherm0is
saws concerning tho Rspuhl isan party, "Ihoss
who pseach th.a u asshping at the Nosts,
Z. 49, false kno&ieGl of 4seach false xno.
~ their prep - arc 50 strong thai
\ " I'D nrefsr - easlavaDent q thei'
section 10 ~ sstlless rule Of Abolition ia
,.n..ic;sn, faSen4t lhan tolerate the idea Of i
|. d;srupsies6{ the confederacy." We might
addx161k IL he is elected, or any other OF thu
~ I publican leaders, all such fanatics
e ,Sx fTsseena. who declafe their determi
nation TO brsk up the Union il they scaneo
rule Il, viii = driven like dogs TO their ken
~ 60 - shc wsyside as = warring Il
Anlnsuof ksir declarations Of Republican
ke11 the Union viii never find An air
! - = thaa evAnt.
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ExTRAORDBNAnY sNDUCEmkNTs
70 TRADE

~ the ssNtWble 01xDe0ce.S
/ AN neu rsestvisg ny Sprisk and D. mussstosl
Of d. 0osds, lAss md 1ennsts ,Aoe&s 81
Shoes Grocery WaSs, 70, direstfroD the EAssss1
cities, which es0pEisSs Intensive variety II III
these departments. Ny stock will compare tsssss
ably with any In the city In point u yssisty -
quality, sad tits wsli kpown fact thatths pfSess
are III ytsAf. ss IS ssss.
OF Dress Goods, have silks, Tiasues, Bassses
Lawns, Bsssgs Dslainer. challiss, poplins, vsteu
clan Pisids, DebAiss, AIxAatinss, Lawn 1Shee
&C.
OF staple Goods .hsAsy brovna ensstic, hlssAhsd
Do, Osnsburgs, drills. tlskiDgs prints, &c.
ALSO, Linen Goods ef al ktuds--w Kite and
brown for pants; white and brown table diapaS,
crash and diaPertoweling, Irish linen, bro~s ..
ALSO, summer ShAuh biaek sir vasettss, ~
efoideiies, l.css, pocket hsadksrehisfs, hsstssy,
trimmings Gents Shirts cravAts ,esliars and sra-
dsnders.
ALSO ,anAssortment Of Summer Clothing, and
nscssaary articles too numerous TO mention.
AND in connection With the shove, 1 keep N -
sortmeut Of Quesns1are and 0roosriss, the latter
Of which still continue to sell ~ vAslsssl
prices "A fresh lot II ekeiss Tess dirsst iron The
Canton Tes Co., New York, which are warranted 70
giss sntiresasssfsetion AZ the noney Will be r..
funded.
Think l can ao~ oGsr isdsssusstsn 70 bssz-
eelled ~ any house u this city.
IL there IL angarticle youcanpct and anywhere
else, ju.t call atthe Ninbie Sixpsnse-asywAsfs
along Main-strcet.
P.s.-Yhsse arsnos cid goods--hAse sci tsss -
hanf s,nce the year one.
Nos. 81, -. ~ and 1909 Maln..t.
s. s. BlLLIN0e.
Kaaknk Inw. Aossif5-dA~
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infsrenUes too unfs|
from the Loa June ~
Mr.. Dickens readings aoatlR1o1A l.! "a
tended wieh complete
be has confined himsdl
stories, but tho pleasanteot nafstte
class are liable to lose something OF thsaG
attraction in the process Of perpstuel leps-
,ision. With the view, therefore, o&S4kytas
the entertainment, he has resolved Ii givs
selections fFon his larger woflnt -
night NE rexdbthe "Little Dombsy
tISss, from .Dombsy and Sos," IN ~
fence Of numerous and fashioneAlo
disoce. We were pesi6ed to oosSts
be experienced AfS1an - fAxoro 4.
show that hiy p1goennl Pop v!
dured no diminutieos - hSll dsd
| 10 every part.
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: :
No. ps--r.! s..r -.
] as AiEsrl., 81; IT,
IA.asot hrer.1lsa =
Il q - -
Goods -. q ssss 15ssAa IS. .
Prices tha.cash eil
spr4newosld
n. ass
AND WILL n az y!
ss-roM CA 81
That !. ..Asr o..l .ser.dass ~ w. Y. =.
nrsss
=. \, y J. |Rc s5s +. g s =.
ri any Sther STORE 4. I
Eepar1 6ys 1 general heneHt Wnx q
f{l0nds - the large, and will be tqsn4s
on hss 49, Is 70 impart fasors seAS
Who -'Hs
GOOb1 "a GAp IOK CASH.
Fine French Lawns, Fine Robes a W,
Fine orgsadis Muslins, Fine Befo
Robes, Fine French challiss,
In every shade and color, ~ - cent. 49,
than cvsr IN
Plain Taasta, Black 80 d,joie,
Satin du,chises -
SILK. ~
AspLEsplD = Il III & tw
Stella, Thibes - avis, Lace
and SIX MANTLE "a IALMAS.
PRINTS, GlN(9nAa1g AND Oh LANES,
Fro1s W Price Up.
AR EFT n . Q n s.
On the second floor, arc now Allied with NEW and
CmoicE STYLUS Of
velvet. HrusscIs, Tapestry and sn.
Per Ingram.
altogether much the largest, and many
BETTER QUALITIES OF
RICH yELvETs AND BRUSSELS
| Than evss before kept in this market.
also, Floor OH Cloths, all Uidths, Rugs,
Mats, and Stair Rods. %
All Of yhich win be sold goa : -
than can be bought elsewhere, - oes
ihat4nu bare comparison with &
Hx ornsE xARxEr.
All fnssaAre Ready, C0unal
| Examine, Compare Prices and Qualify
with Any Other Store,
AND BE CONVI N osE D.
Arril u. Esd w. w. PERaNE.
J. G.. r A II r o T T & Q O.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In
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4NG BLIAMMENT
GREATLY ENLAMGFD AND WHICH - Now IN
sUCtEssTJL lis.
rider riu
d,heoven
Of our
tcb . 90 q
We
q
Gn-Ti 81
Ions,G Crates, Ac,ae
yeus c
Keoku Iowa Sent
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Mo-. 81 and SS, Lsses, ssies 6te0nntoo n
KEOKVK, TOW y. q u. .s
ME are now IN receipt 81 . large stock ~ eoeh
Nv In our line for sPiisa rHAEs to Whi1A ~
attsnaon Of Cash customsJsct prompt .aiHs buy
". is solicited Our stoekls partly eompfjss6Sf
tho foliowing: nF
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- pfowsn 81 Contemporaries 49, 49, uea4ae
vninterrupted tkrougS ssessasaf 1naseial -
~ 80 storm or periods evsatfsl ID or exempt
- swseping oonfa graiions and maritime disas-
Being long establIshcd a cash basis, the
Il @khlss Of the credit system effect us In no mate
1DasticalAr.
ujne sshard times" the security ofreliabie In
1899 10 ~ imperative duty-ths ability OF
Huoperty owners to sustain loss being then much
rSnsd.
~ Gsasles in all the principal cities and towns
- Rhsns the Stste. Policies issued without
0s ~ any of the duly authorised Agents Of tho
\ rBusinsss attended 10 with Despatch and FL
Al Am(lv.R.
NyfICE Of the Keokuk Agency, corner Of End
Mnin- eta. IL. Il. TEN-EYCk,
enoh9aAw6m State Agent.
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EssEI i lv13el i \ b ILL vES 4 II

ssaSaSs, Morality and
T., kaxe ever atood, nm
= y the wofIV Ears, being considered
oasahle 70 thA3 ~ and the professional
lille 70 the i1tsIIigc reader Of every class
u more correct and satisfactory record
ent literature Of the day, throughout
than can b. possibly obtained from any
Gfce,
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value to r.
Reprints, in asmuch rs they can now be plae
the ha nds Of subscribers about as soon ~ the
nj editions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-06
observation-disclosures

The Louisville Democrat publishes cores
pondence between the Hon ID 5. Foote and
the Hon. Arch. Dixon. of Kentucky, one OF the
pillars of the party. FOOte asks Dixon MS
opiuion of the Illinois canvas, and the action oil
the Administration regarding it. Mr.. Dixon
without mincing his words says;
The exposition made by Judge Douglas last
winter in the National Senate, (and yet adhered
TO by him) of the true intent and meaning OF
the Kansas-Nebraska act, has always received
NV hearty sanction; and, for reasons nnneces-
sary to be here partieulsrized, | condemn, as
strongly as be can himself do, the Presidential
MESSAGE Of last winter in relation TO the Le-
compton constitution, and that monstrous legls-
laliye abortion known as the English Bill. Ihe
ehaneeful and vascillating course pursued on
this subject by Mr.. Buchanan and his Cabinet
has awakened my strongest disgust and hold
the insidious intermeddllng which they are now
practicing in Illinois TO be vicious and eensura-
bic in the extreme, supplying precedent,
which. if hereafter respected and acted on, VIII
be inevitably fatal to everything which Is val
liable in our civil Institutions.
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mo.lem pl.,prbapee. in syrIa.

The Boston Traveller has late private adviees
from, Syria, by which it appears that the troub-
les there are by no means at an end 1t IS
now certain that the Musselmen are doing all
in their power to resist the reform initiated by
the Sultan, and more especially those that tend
to the rejudiee of their faith. Europeans are
obi e.s of their peculiar hatred, and insurrec-
tiocs re feared in every city where the Franks
ay.any foothold. At Alexandra, as appears
bv. a. Traveller. the residents live in constant
fear of the rising of the Arabs, and the burning
of the city. The cruelties Praetieed at Jeddah
and Jaffa are being repeated in many smaller
places. routes that were formerly considered
safe are now impossible, and the whole cOun-
try has become tieklish for European residents
After enumerating troubles at Alexandra,
Beirat. Mt. Lebanon, &c, the Traveller adds
Fran all accounts. the only safety for Franks
in that country is under the guns of their ma
,ion.I frigates. II remains TO be seen whether
America is the only nation who refralns from
sending a vessel to the waters which bathe the
shores Of the Holy Land, when 4 foreign force
Is the only power which can prevent the lanai
ical Moslems from extirpating the whole race
of Franks, Missionaries and AZ, who are now
| in Palestine Jerusalem and tie Holy Sepui-
ehre is now alone accessible TO modern pilgrims
tbrough the moral force exerted by the foreign
GUNS whose roar can be heard in the Holy City
Our nation tas sufficient interest in protecting
our citizens resident there as missionaries, or
passing through as travellers to JOIN this modern
Holy Crusade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-06
rhe Chine.e Treaty


1t is pretty certain that at last the 8 outside
barbarians have humbled the Celestial En-
pire - in the dust, and that new future com
mences with the recent treaty with England and
France The " Great Wall " is broken down
and eleven new ports are opened to commerce.
The great river, Yauk tse-Kiang, is to be open
ed to foreign trade from the mouth to Its
source, three thousand miles, and through the
very heart of the great empire. Before another
wear closes no d1ubt the civilizing steamer viii
be blowing its waters and all its great trbuia-
ries. Missionaries, Protestant and Catholic, are
to be allowed to diffuse Christianity throughout
China, without persecution and annoyance, and
the Chinese are also allowed to embrace 1t with
out any injury to their persons or property
The French are to receive Pecuniary indem-
sity for the murder of their Bishops some years
since, with the utmost liberty and security to
French Missionaries in the future. The Chi
nsse have been pushed into this progress at
TIE point of the bayonet, and in their fright
seem ready to concede anything demanded
The Russians have had foot-hold in China
for some time, and have had Church in Pc
kin and Bishop and his clergy. The Bishop
states that the Emperor was in the greatest
CONSERVATION and terror while the French and
English were close to the gates Of the Imperial
CITY. The Chinese rebels were spreading their
eonquests in all directions, and the - Brother of
the Sun " found himself between two terrible
fires. He humbled himselfto the "barbarians, F"
and will probably get worse drugged with
opium than ever.