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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-23
ID EMOVAL.-M. G. WHITMAN, BRAN

~ CCTTsR. has remove d to the Tin AMI Sheet Iron
estsbl shment of Messrs. ID. 4 T. X. Weller, on Mai
street six doors below the St Charles Hotel, wher,
all In want of FANCY or PLAIN BRANDS of al
Eiae> and designs can lie accommodated on the
reasonable terms, aud as he has carried this bns
ness in this city for the last 10 years he aters hin
self he can please the most fsstdGus
NH 4 a I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-23

k'Uh SALE.-~An excellently well made
double front store COUNTER, containing
large number OF Drawers This Counter would T.,
valuable toan Apotbecary, Book or Shoe merchant.
Price verv low. Apply ~
NH 22-5t Ed EACJIo Pearl str,et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-23
By Alex. Mott, Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES.-I will commence To-
~ NIGHT, and continue every night through the
week, % sell 2 large and desirable sssovsmsnt of
Watches. Breastpins Ear-Rings and FInrsr kinss.--
Also, fne assortment Of Rcady-made Cothip9 Net
shirts and Drawers, fne Casailncres, &c.
de l5-ts ARK MOTT Auet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-23

GARDEN SEED, GARDEN SEED.-A
NJ large aud well selected assortment az fresh and
genuine Garden seed Of Henry Tripler's raising,
on hand and for sale BY !. THOMAS.
NH IL No 90 Road Il
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EsAMILY FLOUR.-Just received a
L yery superior lot of PAMIL L FLOUR. for sale.
HARRIS A MOORE
nah Is Basin Bank.
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PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
THE DOUGLAS RECEPTION,

OF the mode, time, and manner Of the re-
eeption of Lincoln by the Republicans We
are unadvised. The following are the ar
engagements eor the Douglas reception:
GEN. JACOB FRY will act as President
OF the day, assisted by the following Mar
shals
r. I. PHELPS, TuRNET ENGLISH,
LEyI Mason, julius AVERY,
J. c. HATHEvAr, PETER DoN LEVY,
j. E. RArHBUS.
The Marshals are requested to meet at the
Geiger House at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Judge DOUGLAS, accompanied by large
delegation, will leave Peru in the morning,
and arrive at the first high ground this side
of Buffalo Rock, between II and II o'clock.
Here he will be met by the Marshals, the
band. and citizens generally, and here all
will be formed in procession and escort him
to the Geiger House in Ottawa, from the
steps Of which, at about half past twelve
o'clock, the reception speech will be made
by the Hon. W. II. W. CHUsHMAN. to which,
Of course, there will be reply by Mr.. DouG-
LAS.
The speaking will commence at ? O'Clock
in the public square, where suitable stands
have been erected. Judge Douglas will
speak one hour, Lincoln will speak in reply
An hour and a half, and Douglas will close
in speech of half an hour.
1t is expected that Mr.. Merrick, of Chicago,
will address the democracy from the portico
Of the Geiger House in the evening.
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National Horse Show at Mendoza

The annual National Horse Show which
for two or three years past was held at
Galesburg, will this year be held at Men,
dota, on the 28th, Goth, and 30th of Sept
and Oct. LIST. We regret that these dates
have been selected, for they are the same
with our fair, which was advertised long be-
fore this show at Mendoza, and will not, we
presume, give way for it.
he Society under whose auspices this
Horse Show is conducted, had meeting at
Mendoza last week, and elected Gen. r. K.
Swift, Of Chicago, President, and Major
(eh! j. r. S. Bond, Of the Mendoza Press,
Vice President for the year 1853. The
Ma jor being thus high dignitary in the
concern, is commercially energetic in max.
ing the necessary preparations, and nosing
the matter abroad through his paper to in
sure creditable show. At least $4,000 in
premiums, he says, will be offered, the
grounds will be put in trim order, the peo-
pie of Mendoza are making every necessary
arrangemen n, to accommodate the Anticipated
crowd. and what with beautiful women
splendid horses-the sound of music-the
streaming Of flags and banners-,he excite.
msnt Of the ring-the magnetism of num-
bers all combined, the MAJ or is confident,
will make it festival long to be remem-
bered in the annals of Mendoza.
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enator Douglas at this time would be cry.

Senator Douglas at this time would be 4 cry.
ing outrage and shame, and fraught with in
calculable evil. 1t would forever deter other
men similarly circumstanced, from rising
above the petty considerations Of party drill,
and battling for the right, &C., &C.
These we understand to be the grounds of
Judge Dickey's support of Senator Douglas.
Understanding his previous political history,
it is seen at a glance that they involve no
Inconsistency on his part-no political ter
giversation or turning Of his coat" While
they are his grounds, however it is of course
needless to say they are not ours, nor the
grounds upon which the democrats generally
support Senator Douglas; nor, (since every
Republican whiffet is bandying the charge
that Judge D. is in pursuit of political favors
from the democracy are they such grounds
as he would be at all likely to take if office
from the democrats was his motive. 1t is
true, in a District hopelessly Republican
and abolitionised, the democrats might be
willing to support Judge Dickcy for Congress
in preference TO Lovejoy. We should GER
tainly not hesitate to do SO ourselves. But
as Democrat of course he is not with us,
nor do We pretend to claim him, nor would
we support him regarding him rs such.
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Howard As>ocia,,on. PaiIa.

4 BIN r0ieHt Hsf,fjoR estGTlsf. M special Eatyo,r-
mint ro- the Riir J tte .>Sck ard DistyeSsed al
.ftcfe3 nth iU-H2~uf and Ey5deHic Diseases
TENiE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of the awful
and the receptions practced upon the unfortunate
victims OF such diseases by luacks, several
directed their consulting Surgeon, : CHARITABLE
All worthy OF their name. to open nsprnsary for the
and 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS all who apply
ny letter with description OF their condition Gage,
cupaon. habits OF life &c) and in Of extreme
poverty, TO FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
II Is needless To add that the Association commands
highest Medical skill the age aud will furnish tile
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association. in their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases wear
ending January ls ISIS. the highest
ton with the which has nded the abors OF
the consulting Surt in the of Speruatorrhpa,
Seminal Weakness. Impotence, Gouorrhea, elect. Sy-
piiis the vice OF Onanism or Seabuse, A.. and order
continuance of the same plan for the ensuing year.
Inc Directors, review of the past, feel assured
that Their abors in this sphere OF benev client effort
been of great benefit the afflicted. especially to the
young and they have resolved devote themselves with
renewed ZEAL TO this very important and much despised
An admirable Report Spermatorrhua or Seminal
Weakness the Vice of Onanism, Masurbatio Self
Consulting Surgeon. will be b. mail lin sealed en-
velope) FREE OF CHARGE, receipt of TWO STAMPS
Tor postage. Other Reports and Tracts the nature
and treatment Of sexual diseases, diet, &C.
stanty being published for gratous distribution, and
will be the afflicted. Some Of the remedies
year. of great value.
Address. for Report treatment, DR.. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEArTwELI, President
GEO FIIEcIILp, Secretary. aug2l /,
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RE-APPEARANCE OF THE COMET OF CHARLES
V.-The comet of Fabrcus, Haley, or-as
it is more generally cailed--of Charles ",
has made its predicted re-appearancs, hav.
ing been seen from the Observatory at Par
is. 1t vas first observed in 1894, and its
disappearance on the 2d Of October, in that
year, coinciding with the death Of Pope Ur-
ban ", superstition discovered in the event
something more than chance. 1t came in
sight again in 1865, and map of its path
was made by Paulus Fabricius, the astrono-
mer of the Emperor Charles V. That mon
arch believed it an omen of his approaching
death, and resigning his temporal honors,
retired to convent in Spain. where he
breathed MS last two years afterwards.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-21

v'ht under'igned democratic central committee ap-
pointed the last La Sale ocrat.c con-
'eHto n respectfully request that the Of the
raj towns Ia The county ASSEMBLE. tie place
holding elections, Saturday, the 25tA day OF
next. IRON 10 O'Clock p. NJ for purpose APP
pointing delegates 70 count! convention TO meet a;
Ottawa
.,nfurhny, the IN d0y Of September merit.
A. o'clock y VI. FOR the purpose u selecting c. 4
dates FOR county officers, and appoint delegate. TO at
tend tie CO." r,--.s and representative district con-
y-Etols, pmiuats 4 candidate f,r congress in this
Al, and candidates soF representative. in
thi- EeFr-sntatiye district.
Tie different :9wn- VIII b- entitled to the following
number ~ celeEstes
Adams ?. Bruce ?, Brookfe'd ., Dayton 3 Deer Park
Drnnirk :. hd~n =, Eagie =, Elri 3. Fsrin Ridge
Freedom D Gra.d Rapids :, Grsyelaad 2. Hone ? La
sale o. MsniiU- 3, M-rdeu =, Mission 3 Worthwhile g.
OYtir :, Usage > Ottawa G. R-Jgud > Salisbury ) Sere
"a 2 South Ot.awl ,, Troy Grove g Utica ? VermIlio
2. War'aw .. Mendoza 3.
JOHN HIST G. w. ARMSTRONG,
WI BAL ..t.- WI l.. DUNAVAN,
II. DLEII. J. HOFFMAN
WI U>sANr u EVANS.
Il.IJ g.uFr,gY ,tyqD7sres-
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7oadyism is finely exemplifed in an anec-
dote Of the Duke d'Usez, related by Men,
age. The nobleman, though of weak intel
lect, was nevertheless accounted a capital
courtier. He held the post of gentleman
usher to one of the queens Of France. Her
majesty one day asked the duke what o'clock
it was. "What time your majesty ploases,"
was the polite reply. On another occasion,
the queen inquired when he expected the
duchess (his wife's) accouchement to take
place. Whenever your gracious majesty
shall please" answered the duke, with a
most supple obeisance, curving his spine
like rainbow, and fourishins his ankle
like a tad pole.-Boston Post.
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ALToS AND Rock ISLAND RA1RoAp.-A
force Of two hundred and fifty men are at
work on the grading of this road in Schuy-
Ter county, north of Rushville. Stock
holders are meeting their installments, and
the Board Of Supervisors of the above
named county have been called on to order
an issue of the bonds subscribed by the
county. The President ard Mr.. Champlain
are now east, for the purpose of negotiating
for the iron. A few days since the contract
wa, let for extending the road from White.
hall to Springfield & Alton road, a distance
of S5 miles. The contract for building the
road from Rushvile to Beardstown on the
Illinois River, has also been let,
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U. s. EXPRESS COMPANY.

CAPITAL, 4750,00o.
THIS Company have uneGuaed facilities Tor the SAFE
speedy, and reliable transmission of Money, Mer-
chsndse, and Packages
BILLS sent with Goods will he collected delivery
aDi proceeds returned with promptness.
hey also nav particular attention to the collection
Of Notes Drafts and accounts, and execute all COM
missions connected with the Express business.
The lines OF this Company extend entirely part
through following States and Territories New York
Ohio Indiana, Michigan Illinois, Iowa, Missouri Kan.
sas and Nebraska.
their orders at the ONCE will have the goods bv
first Express and delivered at their door, without anv
charge for ordering delivering
Rates low any responsible Express Compapv
1Fce In d. Walker d Co.'S Drug Store. Metropolitan
Rock. Ell CRANDALL, agent
G. r. JOHNSON, AsT Snpf. augI4
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PEORIA & HANNIBAL RAILRoAD.-We learn
through the Schuyler Citizen that This road
will be graded and tied through Peoria
county this month. There is already .
.erse force in Fulton county, which will be
increased in short time. In September
II. vsrk will commence in Schuyler.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-21

Half dozen of the Chicago Bankers, on
Wednesday morning, undertook to give
themselves and the brokers a harvest by
throwing cut the issues Of - Of the Wis
consin banks. The list includes all the
banks in Wisconsin that are not located at
conveniently accessible points The reas-
on the bankers give for this step is, that
these banks being thus inaccessib located,
they are unable 10 SEN. their paper home
for redemption, ana they prefer, therefore,
not to touch it. The reason would be good
enough if they had though. Of it sooner !;
but as most Of these rel ected banks have
been in existence year or two, and these
bankers have helped to give them credit by
circulating it themselves, this aiterthought
looks too much like a precoEcertcd arrange
ment TO 90 some extensive shaving to go
down well.
We notice by the Chicago papers that all
the railroad offices, hotels, and business
men generally, continue to receive the bills
of the prescribed banks at par, SO that it
would be folly for any one to part with a
Wisconsin bill at present, at least, at sac
rifce.
The bills of ali the Wisconsin Banhs, ike
those Of the banks Of this State, are secured
by pledge of pnblc stocks, and there can
never, therefore, be any great loss upon
them. The Wisconsin system, however,
like that of Illinois, has its vicious features,
and among them not the least, is this privi-
lege of locating banks at ou;-of- the-way
places where nobody can ever find them
The whole business is radically wrong. and
needs desperately to be reformed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-21

STARTLING-I oHH 3oEoCGH RAvAGED By
a FATAL PEsTILENCE. We have received a
hasty message from York. CPa) conveying
the lad and alarming intelligence that the
most frightlul contagious disease. Psora, is
raging IN that borough, defying the skill Of
the most experienced physicians, and car
ryirg of, in very few hours, all whom it
Alta ks The usual specific, sulphur, has
proved in the present instance entirely in
etiicaciouS. The utmos. cons ern1tion reigns
in the town, and the inhabitants are LEAVING
N crowds by every attainab'e conveyance
Some of the most pub.ic-spirited and devo-
ted citizens, however, remain, and are unre-
hitting in their attention to all who need
assistance.
II the present panic continues, in a few
days there will not be left in the town a
sufficient number of living to bury the dead.
This sudden Eruption OF peStilence is unac-
countable: no cases e. :hr disease were
known until Thursday evening, when a num-
Der Of persons, moment before apparently
in perfect health, were noticed to labor I'M
der the usual terrible symptoms, and in
spite OF every care and the use Of every con-
ceivable remedy, fell victims to the awful
scourge. There are many theories attemp-
ting to account for the sudden appearance
of the disease in this hitherto healthy neigh
borhood, the most plausible of which is that
it was introduced by a vagrapt who appear
ed in the streets on Thursday afternoon. and
represented himselfa as from the eastern shore
of Mary land. columbia (Pd) Spy.
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EDITED BYS. q. GOODRICX-PEyER PARLEY
One volume large octave, Handsomely in red
rocto, with gilt side and back; containing
90 pages, and
AastrGtsd Jy so Beaut!ruI EnCrdrfngs
'h'E de- IN o.! th. Look bring whole lbr aries
Il 10 a single yolume-to furnish a mental meal for
every day and every ourfur every taste, Luuor are
caprice-a book for the grave and gay, he old and
young We have, therefore, Science and Philosophy,
Rhyme and Reason, Wit aud Wisdom, Fac. and Fancy
which Ut together as they come produce a sort Of in
feccsuai plum pudding, inasmuch as the whole i, pep-
ered and spicei with conundrum. and droleriea
In these pages given the essence. o. thought and
sentiment from Goethe Sydney Smith. johnson
anu many others clerical anecdotes, Hbernian sccen.
tes western eNtravaganzas gathered from the four
tctnds Of the Press, outlines the tales of Don 0n;r.
ote ana Gil Bias; OF the fables Flavan and Lsfon.
tane; Of the epic poems Of Jerus sem Delivered Tee.
machus oTiand FurIosO, and others: of Life ana
sayings Of Mrs P2TtnCtou and the Widow Bedott: Of
the Bln,by Papers and Tie Nountai Girls: Of
the Lie OF sam Houston, Gerard the lion Killer Cum
uhEs the elrVha'-GtStrover, and Livingston
Of stevens Travels in Ec pt and P,le.,in.
Paul and virginia, Alexander Dumas, the Swiss Family
Robinson, Mr. Gddon and Sam Patch with spicy eta.
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day-Long'ellow, Bryant, Bayard Taylor, Dr. Kane.
Commodore Ferry etc. u furnishes, also fund of inS
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ing iacis IN Astronomy Chemistry, and Natural Hsso-
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Wonderful Discoveries in Art and Science
PETER FARLEY the editor of this book has a world.
Wide reputation auhor-his writings HAVING he.
come familiar household words wherever the fneIsh
language is spoken. THIS Is HIS LAST WORK and We
Predct Tor 1t popularity eqnal, if not superior, that
acquired by any of his former publications.
go This work will be SOLD EXCLUSIVELY ny SUR
SCRlPilON. at the low price of - Agents vapte6
IN all parts of the country TO obtain for it,
Specimen copies will be sent by mail prepaid to any
ADDRESS on receipt OF the price For full particulars sd
dress DERBY JACKSON, Pubiishers,
augl+ ,II9 Nd.sau 81 Ne,c Yorx
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an Thursday afternoon the 10Th inst, in Ottawa be
~ tween the toll gate of Illinois River Bridge and
W. MaRiii's Warehouse, Portmonuaie containing ten
dollars in money, note of fifteen dollars on s Hail.
and a receipt for 92 bushels and ~ pounds OF corn
Any person delivering said PCrtmonnaie, with the
contents the subscriber, residing with H. Post in
Grand Rapids, leaving it at the Free Trader office
will be libsraly rewarded. taught W. e. FEM.
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Nnn rrn

4 LII persons knowing themselves to be indebted me
"A for Millinery Goods requested to call and make
nmedats settlement heir accounts will be left with
aproper officer for collection The want of money
pels me to make this earnest request.
aug21-lm SARAH GREGG.
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Mr.. Shaw, the present Representative Of
thai District, was not before the Convention
for the nomination.
The Republican candidate is r. j. Ogles-
by, who seems to be running. without 4
nomination, by the common consent of his
party.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-21

. HE Der 'racy OF the Third Congre. -ional District,
q Of the tate Of Illinois are eqlasted 10 meet in
their respective Counties FOR the purpose appointing
delegates 70 Democratic Con -ressionaI Convention to
b. hold AZ S'9AIs'S rDE Fgt1Tv y pr 10, nominate
a caud Iat- tr Congress said district.
TIE ratio o' TrpFesel4tati0n said Convention will be
based upon the Democratic the last Pres-
dental election, and viii he delegate from each
County, additional! delegate for every % votes
at said election or fraction Igp I'd will
Bureau Is delegates, Champaign !. u witt Grund- !
ifCqioi > htaHssee > krada. :, L. SADIE -. Living
SION 8, NgI-au =. Putnam 3. N.rrl9lou = wig
W u. ". CUSHMAN, RE GDObELI
u. LEROY. JTSTUS STEVENS,
J. : = hP-oN. NJ L.pAYNE.
II. ? MEERINAN, ROBERT Louis
JNt- y, DRAKE, 4 =. FGIuLEY.
W. PATTERSON, Z. ASHLEY.
WI. =. COLE2
jas, Di,t.;,t Cos.,sf4.s
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President ne

LUCID INrERvAL.-The Iiennepin Demo-
crat, national democratic paper, by
which is meant one that opposes Douglas
and the regular nominees Of the democratic
party of this State, and thus indirectly, sup
ports Lincoln and th. republican State tick.
ct, has had its eyes opened TO the folly Of such
a course in this congressional district, and
in strong and well written article, urges
core ial and hearty union Of the democracy
Of this district in opposition to Lovcjoy.-
The following is an extract from the article
Of the Democrat
Immediate action should be taken about
this matter; i, has already been too long de-
layed.
lie, the several committees in their res
peciIve counties call conventions TO appoint
delegates to the Bloomington Convention
Let Us have n full representation from every
county. Let no questions he asked, wheth
or II be Douglas or Buchanan Convention,
but let it be known as Democratic, or If
that would not admit Clay Wings, aud con
servative men from other ranks, let il be
known "a an Anti-Lovejoy Convention, and
put IN nomination an Anri-LovejOy ticket,
by which we mean a ca1didats opposed To
the views of Lovejoy and every species OF alb
oli;ionism-a man of constitutional, coaser-
vative principles.
Most sensibly said The only wonder is,
how a democrat who can so clearly see the
folly Of aiding the election of the abolitionist
Lovejoy by petty divisions in our ranks,
can get labor TO keep up such divisions TO
aid the election Of the abOitionist Lincoln.
ticket.
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France, like England and America, has late
ly been visited with series of severe storms
causing much destruction oflife and property
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Seventh District.

At the Convention of the Democracy Of
the Seventh Congressional District, held in
Decature, on the 11th instant, j. c. Robin
son, of Clark county, received the nomina-
ton for Congress, on the second ballot
The vota stood thus.
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DINING SALOON.

TIME undersigned would respectfully announce 70 III.
L public and farmers in particular, that he is now
Prepared 20 serve Meals at all hours, in his -. -,
fashionable Dining Saloon, in the Poe. ,rrc p,ocr i
Fresh Oysters. Ci--., Lobs,ers and Sardines ran
SANITY on nand and served In any style Game Of all
Kinds served on short notice Iaug2ll THOS HICKEY
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We are authorized to announce the name of THOMAS
LAREiN a candidate for the uaice of Sheriff Of La
sale County at the election subject to the
decision OF the p~mocra;:c County Convention aug1f
We are authorized to announce the of NORMAN
SMITH candidate ior the Office OF Sheriff of La Sale
County at the approaching election subject Ieci
sion Of the Democratic County Convention. auEI4
We au:h,rized 10 announce SAMUEL W. RAYMOND
as candidate FOR the Office OF Sheriff Of La Sale county
at the approaching election, subject decision
the democratic county convention. aug2,
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From EURoPE.-We have European dates
to the 9TH inst, but no news whatever
The English parliament was prorogued on
the I'd, speech from the throne being read
"by commission" on the occasion, and the
London Times, speaking of it, rejoices that
the Queens own lips were net disgraced by
its utterance. Another victory is announc.
ed in India, near Lucknow, in which GOO
rebels were killed. The announcement of
the success of the Atlantic cable was re-.
esvsd on Change with unaffected joy, and
declaration that the Union of Britain and
America will lead to the unity of all nations.
No market news of importance.