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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-12-30
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Tbs iolo-lng peduoa 10 the Goverumen. relative to
the AuAnue Ieesaph sss very extensively aud respect
ably sgoed IN the Liverpool Exchange kewsroon: -
the ubdcrsgned bsng nsibe OF the great Importance
OF by Electric telegraph o., .eeu Mi. couu
Try and the cou<nent cf Amesea have learned with gres,
regret that the Auanc cable the success OF which vas
so recently hailed by the people OF both eoanre by
untosad circumstances been rendered i.acve A not Al.
together uus~rveeabs that large further expenditure 4,
required 10 restore ts efficiency lay such other cable
oe eaoes "a may be required Tor estabahpg permanent
~ electric commoneAnoo, the possibility oil which has
been 90 conclusvey demonstrated while the fund. sub
scribed by the ergsa underak,rs Of this
pr'se have been exhaosd in the aud pio
neerng operaoos uhieh have this grea, though
partial success Tue andersigned believe u would
not be praetcaee under exsiug TO raise
the arther capital required ior u,m pe,uy this ot 20
special In IL character and rick without an Offer Of .ome
Collateral inducemeot such you'd secure to thos,
emoskiog IN moderate return upon their In
~esmen; and such the credit Of the nation san slooe
supply 10 complete and ctivc form me und,rs,en.d
further submit that looking the grandeur Of the undet
akug TO is special and exceptional nature and its i'm.
potsnce to the Government OF Great Britain aud Il, de-
pendence' considering the capital aud labor hitherto b-
orally expended b. the underake without any return or
commercial prob would only be jusi ,be by pre.
eedent but wouj also be for The benefit Of the country
der Gosernment to extend their aid to the
enterprise In the form ct such moderate GUARANTEES
liked amount o, capital Il understood - have been
asked bJ the Atlantic Telegraph Company and a. viii in
duee the public 70 subscribe the requisite funds for com.
plens this na,oat aud important vo,k more especial
y IS ne are informed. that In possession OF funds or the
credit asked for The undertaking sin he in position to
protect the national revenue bS contracting desirable
sih men Of iusgriy aud capital uho viii relieve ~ wel
portion Of risk In an enterprise which only requires this
AID TO reodsr ,s success Tree from doubt and uucettA
IT," f ~
Lord Derby Acknowledges the receipt OF the memorial
,nd that has been laid before tho Lords Commits
siousss of Hes Nsi3ss Treasury.
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From tss Sc Louis D.mocrot of Dec. "a.
TIE ENGLISH TOURISTS IN THE WEST

By the Chicago Train yesterday the party Of English
tourists, Who have been tunting excursion 10 the
West II arrived at ST. Louis and took up quarters AT
the Planters House Tbs party is composed OF Lc,d
Casrndirh, and Ne sra Seymour ard Ashley OF Eayand
They accompanied 10 III city BY Messrs J. b. Aus,
n and j. W. Foster 81 Chicago Toe Canadian liovetr,
about year since appointed Pro Hind aud Messrs
DekGs, n Fleming and Hind, Commissioners TO explore
The Red River Valley. They joined by the above
first named ndsicu ale and then have occupied the
time 10 hunting aud exploring the country from the
nouih the Of Rsd River The party left Sekirk
the 29th OF NoEembsr, train Of seventy dog.
Tor Crow Wing, Which point they reached in fifteen days
travel
IL Supposed ssome tine since that they had been
attacked aud killed by the Indians In Western Minpeso.
but the report shortly after dseeditcd and W. are
happy record the sale arrival OF the party in our
city IN tle enjoyment OF seont health and
much benefited physically. by the excursion. They
have various rophes OF the chase. such buffalo aud
other urs the hide and hons of magui6 cent buffalo
bull that near killing Lord Cavendish Indian curl
oeite and deg OF the Esquimaux breed used os dra
ing sledges Tney describe tue lie they have been liy
ing Indeed om.utc hunting aud fishing chasing Sioux
Indans aud chased by them IL return and euung bard.
ships not altogether unpleasant from the veIy TACT Of the
novelties attending them.
They ever the Lacrosse route to
to Chicago, and arrived here before stated The party
last evening accepted the kind invitation OF the National
Guards and attended the gland ball given by that excel
lent corps in their ball.
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State did favor such project, and urged II with all
the zeal and ability that belonged 70 them. Among
the Emaneipa,ionists oil that day we're Tho
mas Richie, Governor James Mcdowell, Thos.
sierson Randolph CbssJ. Faulkner, Gen. Brosdnas,
Himpden Peasants Geo. w. Summers. VIM. Bal.
lard Preston and many other leading vrginia states
But they favored Emancipation, we repeat,
without understanding slavery in its moral and Geo.
nOmical aspects and under the pressure Of the in
tense excitement and alarm then prevailing, in eonse
quence Of the Southampton instruction. For one,
We excuse and forgive them all But Democrats
have Professionally refused to excuse or forgive any
Wing who sympathized with Emancipatonism in
isSi-and there's the difference between us. And
yet in the face Of this fact they unblushiusy ask
TO excuse and forgive Mr.. Letcher for much worse
species Of Emancpatonism, only eight or ten years
sgo! We can't do il, gentlemen! He sinned against
light and knowledge-s inned at very late day, and
almost solitary and alone. il for the mere sake Of
SHINING. For one, we shall hold him responsible for
that objectionable sin. We shall press it home
upon him, and hold it up the people, day in and
day out. until tho day Of election And, il the peo-
Pile elect such recent and inexcuSable Abolitouis,
as their Governor, they. too. shall sin against light
and knowledge, and in defiance Of many an adnoni-
ton and many warning.
As 10 ilr. snmmers, it is still alleged, by many Of
the Democratic newspapers in the State, that he has
never recanted his Emancipation opinions Of $751;
We cannot account FOR such unbushing misreprs-
sensations. For, at nearly every point where Mr..
Summers addressed the people in 1851, he told then
frankly and boldly that he had long before changed
his Emancipation opinions Of 1891. We heard him
speak in Lynchburg, and no could have been
more explicit and emphatic in his remuneration OF
his 'sl views We understand, also, that he openly
proclaimed In the Reform Convention, that his opin.
ions had undergone a total and radical change
Aud We have no doubt that he became convinced Of
his error very short time after he had committed
it-that is, witdin two or three years after 1881
We shall take pains to perfectly satisfy ourselves
and the public this subject at earliest
nienee. in the meantime, We hope that no man wi
reiteratc the oft exploded charge that his opinions
bad not undergone change, and that change pro-
claimed, in 1851. For the charge is not true, as
thousands of the people of Virginia can testify, who
heard him speak during that campaign.
But, enough on these topics for the present
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DEATH cE GEs. jams GADsBKs.--rhe announceme NJ
Of the decesse Of distinguished eilos james
Gadsoen. reached Us at late hour yesterday evening
aid will be received with equal surprise AID sorrow by
readers VITO bad uot been prepared by any dings H.
ness Tor the approach Of such loes.
UodeT the circumstances, We cannot attempt even an
outline sketch OF life marked by active and
I'd in the Geld and 10 council The meme Of CEN
james Gadsden IS bonorsby and indssoluby ed
With bfsnt chspters 10 ihe military history the South
snd Southwest aud he vii be remembered IN history Tor
the Qualities OF action aud the readiness OF tesoarces
which commanded the CARDS Of the lion hearted chief
A0drtW JackeoD, Who numbered James GsdsJen EithiI
the inner circle Of his tried and trusted friends aud cou-
selOfs.
His Win be speciEly preserved 10 our sister State
Of Florida for services rendered Der soil critical
stage Of Der progress.
The lie and Greer Of Geu Gadsden are 10 the main
familiar 70 many readers and the great Of that
reer civil military and diplomatic need not nov be re-
called worthy lrbute than this oecasiop allows
permits Is due to the Of distinguished
honors and services and whom knew and cherish
ed o. q Irieud.
every mail that now reaches from the "ar West y
receive dug shich augur aud reveal the yaoe
aud importance Of tho "Gsdsden purchase 1.-THE proof
and token Of Gen. Gadsdens sJrts In his let public
uu4t Of federal eommssiou.
lie lssves lev Who witnessed bic earlier sefvIces and
no Who surpassed him 10 daring gritty aud hiRt-
minded purity OF purpose unsef,h devotion, sId al.
most idoatrous attachment his STATE and courtfy.
neral Gtdsdeu had completed bic threescore years
and ten ChaTisstoH Courier. -
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A y.lume in Defence Of L,leher.

The Petersburg Press has issued in the form Of four
long editorial articles quite considerable volume 10 de-
lence OF Mr. Letcter in coa, Son With his endorsement
OF the Ruflner pamphlet IL has evidently been up
ill., difficult business for Petersburg neighbOr-fOr
speak candidly when ssy, that We think his de-
fence has left Mr. Letcher in n much poston than
be occupied before. Absence OF few days from home,
during the past week prevented IRON noticing the
tcles in the Press, they appeared. We shall take them
up 10 lump, however at convenience, and endeavo
to show, even Oy their own arguments aud statements
and differences, that Mr. LeteheT gas rst rate Adolf
onit very few years sgo. It's loves labor os; to y
prove that Mr. Letcher did, endorse the Runer ad
dress.
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VIRGINIA VAUSra-CuAELEsToS RACEs.-Thc colt
stakes Tor three oids, aud mile heats re-
-pectvey st the next Charleston races have
Subscribers 70 each. Amcng these Planet and Fanny
Washington, both believe by Revenue aud both con-
-deed BY all Virginia aye; but then there are on the
s half dorm, at least that themselves hyers
and that have not yet been beaten by PAnet and quite
possibly m-y be. We may name Socks BY Albion
L1rctte bS Sovereign, Jennie Rose aud Henne Barrow
both By G~nco; the Wagner COLT brother to Jack
Gamble thete all staIt 10 the staseS Ihe,o ia no sort
oi Certainty that tie Revenues will prove Protective
the pockets OF their Besides those cotl we
have named, there s Bill Cheaman Who has been beaten
ny Panei bat may not BE- sgsiu Panets mile was
l;l7, oser the chmont; IL Is not az all certain that
On~Ainsn j. DOT capable Of that
From srtise signed i u chmOnd, 10 corters s3t
it IL pretty evident that the YmgDians believe theJ arc
destiAed 20 Eu everything put up at Charleston and
yanuah. Ttkre n5tabIs instsDees record OF pride
having caught falls aud II the hackers OF the produce OF
other stations than ReverGe show anything Ike game In
the betting, "o.d Vguby Is quite Id .ly distrbale
some OF her surplus cash among Der Southern
tiers
The sees IN Charleston commence on tn. I'd Of Fsbru-
.sssy dtAe, hsrrvs an al the t,akes aud Lar all
the puF sd treat that the meeting msy be expected
10 ecpss sn pssvioas the renowned Washington
Course In view OF this fact ard the general represents
ton of the Turf OF the Southwest think would be
good idea Tor lovers OF the Turf here send down
CATION. Tns meeting surely will be epoch 10 the his-
tory OF the Tort aud racing yet unborn will point 10
h5Cesitsr - G0e OF the FaGgHeatG! meStipg Tssry
Que Who s able should be surO attend and perhaps
some might be iound TO carry along joiot-stock
purse, be laid that Virginia does Win all the event.
OF the meetng.-Mont (Ald Nail
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Henrico Meeting.

We requested to state that Opposition friends
Of Henrieo will held meeting their TEX, court day
the let Mondayor the purpose OF appointing delegates
the Convention be held 10 this city The 10Th oi
February next We express the hope that the fall
ierng Wings aud Americans OF Henrieo will turn out in
large numbers Monday neSt, aud have enthusiastic
aud rousng meeting All the State iI;euds
eoirg up the work with great and prompt
mesa. Let no; tie glorious ball be arrested for single
moment Let all the counties appoint delegates their
6rst Do put ii ofOr delsy is always DAT.
gerous.
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Cox uIar lSO Drptor.nc Arrols1urEr,.-Ths Sen

Cos. ULaE iEp DrPLoHauo ArPoIsTuEErs.-Ths Sen.
ate recently eOGafmed tn, following eOnsusS appoint
meptr
Theodore FreAo, Of y Y. 70 Belfast; p Msgurv, Of
hass. TO Melbourne Helue. Of Ky, 10 HsvanA T
Bfdman, Of Ohio, TO Tenerias; A Ftnlay, Of N r. to
sIna C,ar fsehiilon, \ J, TO Siet,n; Remsk. Of
Pa, TO Trests; w Young, Il Va, 10 Suttgsrdt Bad
m,u, Of Ohio to CulisbSe; W @ les, j., Of Nd To
Gsgevs; II DoV g onisorth, Of Y, N Rome; Jarn-s
hcDSsel, Of Mo. % Oeus1sniinoplci x Upton, Of
Y, 70 Bathara JDhn Merritt Of Del 70 Tuois; Stephen
hsitoon, Of Y, 70 Bankok, SIAM Turner Of Cal TO
t-h,'ii 1ou"g, a kSH Csycs 20 Aur CAyes; Fiiz.
pAics Of TeHas, 70 hssmotas Co nor Of Cal to Ma
zr'lan; Gilbert PI, Of Y. San Blas + Rose II Ter.
-, 70 GuiJamasi O Alien Of TeEss, 70 Ainatitan; G.
hohauus, Of Ohio, TO Cbihuahus; II MeGrsth Of n Y,
Sanford, tfN Y, 10 Tumb,z Also, Jamss Bnulin. OF
No. COMM DESIGNER and Semi Ward Of Y secretary of
legation 70 Paraguay, W Ryhman, Of Cal secretary Of
legston 70 Chhi g Itton smith, oi Conn, minister 10
Boiyt and YaoceJ, oi O., minister 10 the Argentine
Confederation
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ESCAPE OF A FUGITIVE sLAyE-Ay AMERICAN

BosToS, Dec 2sib--Tbe brig william Purrington from
Wilmington, N. sbicb arrived below this port yester.
Day, hsd on board fugitive slave sho Jumped ovofbosrd
~ the Narrow sni 70 JoveTs leland ubero he hail
I'd sloop ant made bis escape. He concealed bimsef
on board It whni g'oB.
The big Aoglo2stou, ~ this port ifom Porto Prya
sas bogIdsd y British sieamer-tbe AjsI-on the
21h Of OciObsr, 70 latitude 10 NORTH longitude
and detained houf and bail by examination Of Der
papers. No harsh treatment iLdulged In. The
American captain, however, protected sgiost the pro
cedure utus6 bile aud contrary 70 the sEsng ss Of
nadous.
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TINS GissLEHs N CoUEcrL The gamblers Of The Uoi
ted Ststes holding National Convention IN Chicago.
Th,y sad By the Democrat Of that ely de-
cidsd pensafiou bsing distinguished ~ lhdf sleek ID
piafanee sharp looks and display Of jeNeg The PM
poses Of the convention arehfs 20 TtVise The old Fules
aud establish for their gsmes; snd secoud, TO
impose on the profession Doninteferenee IN poltca
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Tar htmUsTEa sfNrsEST The sOathern papers 70.
eeived eontain accounts OF snthusaaio eengs 81 Co.
lunbus Mississippi 70 sder the sut sc Of fendefna
matene AID n General Wsker IN carrying the south.
emigration scheme TO Nieafagna several az or si
isr meetings are announced end IL sid that the sym.
patty VI Mississippi is folly awakened
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ARIEsT oy As ISpAaa wi5E ro,soNkn.i = 90 the 2o,h
at W i6dsor, Aiohisao named Osen WAS arrested
on charge OF poisoning his vile in Montgomery county
Indiana Owen bad long been considered very exem-
pary member Of the Methodist church. snd hIsenme
cted the wonder and surprise Of the community 10 which
lac resided II ia said 10 be his third attempt Kill his
wife by pus0D. Alter the peTperAtion Of his crime he
aed TO the North leaving orders With HE 10 sell his
arm valued at 90 600 and forward him the proceeds
He was pursued and arrested Windsor. The Detroit
Advertiser sayF:
As soon az his eyes fell upon the sheriff. who was n
neghbor and acquaintance ha knees shoUk the pet
spratiop started in large drops all Lin HE ri
tation pabfol to behold. He Is large man. YOU g
king tor bic yeas and has lev Of the appearances
ally a-crbed 10 Brebeards" As Indiana neighbour
have fes scrUP.es the question Of capital
he viii doubtless eEpiate bis crime upon the gullo~s-
Like most Affairs 81 the kind there s at the bot
tom Of It, Developments have teen made since the Digit
OF Osen which show improper nIinaSies With young
Totdan OF the neiehborhood aud which may furnish clue
IN his conduct
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HEsxT FaiLUREs IN LoyD1N.-A large failure hiss just
occurred 10 tbe leather uads IN London The htmia that
Of james Davis Sor exporters Of boots snd shoes to
AustfsHa ad The other colonies. Their liabilities are
tqusi 70 ~ ,OOO,OO0 Of sieh $4,000 unsecured
The suspension Of Hicks q dsden, an Amfrcan house
10 London for sbout $3.50 600 II sad 70 have been
Cd BY large purchases Of cotton very high hgures which
4 nov coming fof yard
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COnNTERFEIT Nnrrs

NtW loEH' Dec 25.-COuntefieit notes on The B,uk
Of Troy, n. T. handsomely photographed Of The dsnor
iration o. twenty dollars have been pnt 10 circulation
IN, engraving represents tensile sitrg on shell 9Th
nfdahon tead-her bead turnng tovmds The sh snd on
zoe right cost Of arms The Hhole Il a fena fkabie
deception and msy be eisy mistaken for The genuine =
These coun,efisir Il is said have been given qoite
vide oreus,ioo. They believed 70 have BEN passed
W Phadephia, Baltimore sod eseuhere Throughout the
country.
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fmLADtpmA, Dec 2s.--A meeting Va. held here this
AFTERNOON Tor the purpose Of considering the scion Of i'm
potefs Of cote In agrerng 20 abosh ars In coh q After
The bret Of January u resolved tba mere vas no
jet eau'e Tor Che proposed change aud 70 ins on the
con'nuance OF tare Of tao per cent committee vas
apPonted 70 confer With tbs Nes York anj BilGnsofe
committees 10 regard 10 the matter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-12-30

80. ss.sa - sbs F6fsn isircg NeE Oh ani h
divided minority uphoIding certain measures Of the
pastor, NJ. Pfe-ler the msj0ry, among uhom are the
trustees bitterly opposing him. atd having procured al
b. Junction ioibding him 20 cicaie On sunday week
the obnoxious clergyman attempted 10 enter the church
but VS. met by deputaton Of the tensile members Of
the congregation, shO told him that be he'd no bube
there, sud could not enter On bis dsegardng this In
ofmston scene ,ns3ed Thjch j. thus described by the
/ Crescent:
The ladies' Il seems we're 6Esd for contingencies and
70 sooner had bis reverence forced bic way into the
church then they descended upon him like 90 avalanche
With coWhdes snd pepper and salt sud -four and gypsum;
aiherng him mere essly With the ormer artoes aud po
oehbg him all over With the latter. Thos beaet the
preacher bad but one alternative and ba uas 10 ~ rom
The cbuch-sn operation which he performed 10 the fst
isacuon Of al policeman, bearing Of the snsr vert
70 see Pfese abk asked u be wished 10 hsve anybody
arrested bot be declined making compliant tgainst any
body The richest part Of The scene vac thar sbist The
'dies we're co.bdng and 6ouribg the preacher their
husbands and he d, we're siaodag aoond quiet snd
unconc'ued 81 lot Of Egyptian mummies
The uniJiiurate minister's troubles did not end here
hoEevef lie zee arrested the day for contempt Of
court, 10 attempting 10 preach alter the ,sue Of TIE n
Jaociioo aud sentenced 70 tvo hour. Imprisonment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-12-30

The rapidiy With which the country ia running 10 debt
under the present Democratic Administration striking.
ly illustrated by the olo"ing ugly, but inconroveriibe
fic's which We ftd brought tcge,bsr by eObtempoa.
yJ
she Administration had IN the Treasury AZ the begin.
ming OF the Fiscal Year commencing Jolly $751; seventeen
millions Of dollars Alter spending s the and in
they received, aud twenty millions Taised rn the
Treasury, they CLOSED the year with balance Of 900
OOO So that they the country behind that year s2I
OOO 900.
''Durng the proasnt year. up TO September they had
borrowed $4,000 600 Bouds aud have paid cot tWeu
" milODs while the receipts have been lees than fifteen
50 that they running s further behind and getting
the countfy still bopelessly 10 debt
1.-THE remoDsranceg called out hy the eIbavsgaot eE-
pendtnres Of lasi year het By the Administration
orgaDs With the plea that fomsr appropriations
responsible. But they have no such nov. Huge
and Unprecedented was the expenditure Of 1853. the
Secrs'aFys estimates block out s h0ger for 1853.
Aud With this fnaBcia load daily crossing heavier
SHOULDERS the President thinks this good time TO spend
millions upon Military Proectorafe over Mexico and
hundreds Of millions on buying Coba"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aorHER's sRRAsr CLOTHS.

MOTHERS BRRAsr CLOTHS.
VHf ezessdng valuable cohs % which hundreds paia
havsbeen soid months and vhch
protect mothers against Rsssa Brsa
GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents. iu Main %
hkADr BAKkR iss Main strss Of ioh neAnond
Who upon Ns receipt Of G Accompanied By ~
rssags Stamps, vii ransmn Of then By mall al
dnonAi Of the United stas Mothers shoud
obtain them and them BY them 10 be
vhsnever hraiened with innaned Breast fhsy
without d,ssonors neonvsnsaes efAay Kind osir
AC2 TIL sILvEA MEDAL. awarded q W.
MInsis. ~ ,h< neehani.' Is..a.., "A their late
endoraon Of The long since by az,
ang pabc. which his thai ire photography, Ia
eoiorei made hon iv fron
.Gsi dAxuerooupss % an royps q ao The .neroJp,.,
Aner &c ,execa,ed A. his E.ares 10 point o hash
any other etAis.
Psrs vi.hns any style szcstsd Who NAY
have isins hoer Go vhie should not fall vi, AL
Witch fcund 1sr Main Richmons ana
0 visitors.
n Absaauna .s.ornnsni oAsEs LOOK IT'S PINE
&c AZ In which 10 place pictures, constantly habd
d~S-n
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SUDDEN Darn We learn With regret a The sudden
demse q W. Robinson, Agept Of the Hsnassas Gap Rs
rad, % BrOad Ron Station. Mr. r. returned from visit
ins moIing and complained Of ieelrg quite uoven -
shortly after it dead The deceased va about go Years
o. age AID leaves several children
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-12-30

FIRST GuS FRON PAR.ouAY-It lie something lees than
year since the United States published its resolution to
chastise the perversty OF Paraguay From that time
formidable preparations have been made ard large fleet
has sailed to carry the resolution into effect We nov
have advces from Paraguay to Nov. 22 The Senanaria
has an article on the collision with the United Sates
nouncing that the Republic ready for war IL war IL
TO come" Itsays:
we are resolved to maintain or sights with all the
tenaci;y their justice authorized We she'll stand firmly
together without being appalled, by consequence keeping
ever In sight our outraged national dignity We do not
hesitate to say that this when il shall
gun. will undoubtedly affect toe security OF our neighbour
ing states aud that TO preserve their integrity and
guilty, they must not admit into lhe.t pesicaI schemes
sentiment OF sLsfe Indifference the attack made upon
the Republic OF Paraguay"
That the government OF Lopez IL extremely anxious to
recover the lest reations Of friendship with
aes oiherSae femonsu Ated. Il SPECIFICALLY anuounc
ed that Il lot the Intention Of the government dis
continue its lines Buenos Ayrss a. had been
previously stated Much feeling is also said 10 eIist 10
favor OF obtaining resident Brzz Ian minister Asun-
con guarantees Of future friendly relations with the
empire-Bah. Sun.
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Ell MEETING OF THE wuIos.
a0a<S AhEIIOANs, and all Others Who 10
present nonee o. the Democrats
be held At The County Court Henyoo MONDAY
10 appoint DeeEae 70 Convention holden
T1.y neS 70 nomna:e candidate oE 0oyeno lut dovrnor
AID Lelt General MANY OF a., "a, ke.
M4 NOfICE.-Psyons Who purchased Books a. The
49, late sale OF Messrs. Harold stock
hsvs MT JAILED ioI hem VII peas do this day, dsrA
lie T. Surrender the store To-
dsaa-ii HENRY W. oUARLEa. Ass,.