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The press Of thecountry has been particularly loud
in the praise Of the Btters Among the many notices
we offer the following to an impair ial public.
alt is well known fact that we do not puff patent
medicines, and that we but seldom advertise them,
bg; Boerhaye's Holland Bitters TO endorsed
in such manner, specific for the the diseases it
processes cure, that only advertise IL. but
give it this favorable notice unasked by the proprie
tor.-HamdeI zeftsfng, N. p.
The Philadelphia Argus, in speaking of the late ex
hibition held in that city by the Franklin Institute
says: -s.... ..7s-lis-
''In noticing medicines, we are always extremely
cautious unless satisfied of the merits Of the article
Among those exhibited is the celebrated Holland Bit
ters. This medicine has been extensively introduced
into every State in the onion aud into the Canadian
Provinces, principally within the last two years. The
exhibition shows testimonials in every language
known in America among which notice from the late
Hon John NJ Clayton of Delaware
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Startling Disclosures Concerning the
Atlantic Cable Expected.

bOSEON. DEC. 10.
A meeting of the merchants Of this city is
to be held here, tomorrow. Al which. we learn
that more astonishing Fraudulent representa-
tions of the working OF the Atlantic Cable
will he exposed, and measures viii Ice adopt
ed to def, At the scheme of a grand Telegraph
monopoly in the United Stltes. by The con-
struction of a new Cable line in Nova Scotia
ia pursuance OF Mr.. Gisbornr's proposals, and
of new lines extending from New York west
wardlv.
We learn that the most conclusive evidence
exists, that the whole representation made in
the papers of this country, and simultaneous
ly In the London papers. on the 18th of
August last. respecting the transmission of
the alleged first message Of the Directors
given GLORY to Goi." &c. and of the Qneen's
Message to the President OF the United States,
was false. and fraud upon the public of the
two countries; aud that other no less fraudu-
lent Representations of the working of the
cable, are susceptible OF proof and exposure.
Congress will be called ON 10 invite from
the President information of the time when
the Queens message was first Informally, aud
and subsequently under an alleged transmits
sion OF IL over the cable. communicated to
him
This l. no snail interest 20 the Govern
ments OF both the United States aud of Great
Britain. and To the people Of the two conn
tries rich Developments are forthcoming.
: The money j. all subscribed for Gi-hone's
line, and il Will Se completed to Halifax early
In the Spring.
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FIGHT BETWEEN ELEVEN HrNpRED HORSES

FIGHT BETWEEN ELEVEN HCNDRED HoRsEs.
--Southey, in his History of the Peninsular
War, relates the following:
1.-TWO of the Spanish regiments which had
been quartPred in Funen We're 1yalry, mount
ed on fine black long tailed Andnlusian horses
Ii was impossible to bring oil these horses
about 100 in number and Romano Was not
a man who could order them 10 be dcstTOyed
he was fond of horses himself, aud knew that
every man was attached 20 his beast which
had carried him so far and faithfully.
Their brides were therefore taken off. and
they were turned loose upon the beach. A
scene ensued such rs was never before wit
messed. They became sensible that they were
no longer under the restraint Of any human
power \ general conflict ensu"d, in which
retaining the discipline they bad learned, they
charged each other in squadrpnS of ten or
twelve together. then closely engaged. strik-
ing with their fore feet. aud biting and tear
ing each other with the most isruCiOus rage,
and trampliug over those who were beaten
down. till the shore. in the course of an hour,
was strewn with the dead aud disabled. Part
of them had been set free on rising ground at
distance. They no sooner heard the roar of
battle. than they came numbering down over
the intermediate hedges. and catching the con-
tagious madness. pllnged into the fight with
equal fury. Sublime the scene was. it was
too horrible TO be long contemplated, and Ro-
mano, in mercy, gave orders 10 destroy them.
But il was found too dangerous 10 attempt
this. and aft r the last boat had Quilted the
beach, the few horses that remnined were still
engaged in the dreadful work OF mutual des-
truction.'
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore AHlsTicaR.l
The Wants of the Exchequer.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1858
An advertisement has been issued by the
Secretary of the Treasury for proposals for
the remaining ten millions of the last ) per
cent loan, with fifteen years to run They
are to be presented at the Department on or
before the 24th of January, and the payment
to be made by the 18th of March. This no
tice has been expected for some time by those
who have observed the condition of tha tx
ch.quer. notwithstanding Mr.. CObb's fanciiul
figuring and his efforts to place the most iav-
orable exhibit upon inadequate revenues and
augmenting expenditures. His estimates re-
Gently submitted to Congresswill not bear the
test OF scrutiny, as may be seen by the single
fact that he has assumed the receipts from
customs for the remaining three quarters of
the present fiscal year, at an average nearly
equal to the last quarter, which expired on
the 30th of September. The retufAs OF the
last two months in no way justify this assnmp-
ton, and they must continue depressed until
the spring imports give them a spasmodic i'm
pulse.
1t is clearly manifest now, that some tenn
porary expedient must be provided To meet
thu deficit in the Treasury before the adjourn
ment of Congress. For even with modiH-
cation of the tariff now. upon such basis as
the Democratic majorities would permit, il
disposed to a change ut all, there would still
be vacuum to be filed IN some way. And
the loan seems to be inevitable at no distant
day, unless Mr.. Cobb chooses to run the haz-
ard Of carrying on the Government during
the recess upon credit. or stopping payment
n was witnessed in 1912. He and the Pre-
sident have both endeavored to prove that the
change in the tariff had nothing whatever To
do with the financial revulsion last year. or
the disastrous effects upon The revenue. With
out discussing the former proposition, it is
sufficient to say, that applying the rate OF du-
. 80"
the last year instead of those under the act of
1857, aud there would be difference OF
about $4,000, 900 OF revenue To the credit OF
she Secretary. That triae may be nothing in
the eyes OF those who have run up the expen-
d,tures TO between eighty sad u hundred nil
lions annually, but IL is rather an impressive
item TO the country.
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V,UBS. BROOMS. WRAPPING PAPER, WHITE LEAD,
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Cosr OF THE NEW YORK QUARANTINE Riors.
"A New York paper gives the following cal
culation OF the damages, the result finally.
from the burning of the quarantine buildings
on Staten Island: The troops will average
$500 day, about $50, 900; value Of the burn
ed buildings $500 900; and personal property
consumed $4,000. The Health Officer SUES
for $40. 900 damages, the Physician Of Marine
Hospital $1,000 Assistant Physician $500,
and Deputy Health Officer $1,000. The total
of damages and military expenses cannot fall
short of 100000. -s
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50 The plan of this beautiful work is as orig
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