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VIM. RUTHERFORD,
AkTIFICER IN MARBLE,
Dtt ~ Oh % HIlT f0tU NETO
WASHINGTON CITY,

WASHINGTON CITY, ..
Invites public attention To his exIeniive stock Of
beautiful deslgned aud Elabnratey Carved MAN
IEI.S IN a variety of Marbles, together with q
chnice assortment Of STATUARY, VIII CHI for de-
sign and hash cannot be surpassed, and are well
adaptei Tor the Ga. den or Tomb. A large assert
. , 81 Paln Man'els. Monuments, and Tomb
Monuments of sby dssizn az acnt ad In ordsr NTH
punctualIty aud dIs PATCH ~
Estimates given for BrownstOne or Marble work
our line. e'' o'"o' ""'A !"
PIE Sc call and make an ms psction of our stock,
~ D.-mahe note OF the address. fs l7-6n
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PHILADRLPHlA, Feb. 22.-Hon. John Kane,
Judge OF the u $. Supreme Court i'm this Dis
trict died at his residence in this city lsst even
inc hi.
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$1,000 A YEAR!
Sl,SN A YEAR.

ST 900 A YEAR, s,m.vp,p
,@ FAX. Profitable and honorable EMPLOY
Si-@ A nEAR. ment for all times. Persons in
Si,@ A EAR. town or country, In search of en-
Sip A 1EAk. ploy ment AZ a source Of income
$i,O nEAR. or to hl up their leisure hours
SlO A nEAk may hear Of such by enclosing
- .o FAX. two stamps, 10 psy postage, "a
Sl.Do FAX. Prof. JAMES IT. HORNE
Sl.m nEAR. Box No. 4-S5l. New Work Post
Sl,Oo nEAR. Otlce The employment ia fitted
Si,@ lEAh. TO either sex station IN life I'M
wv YAK. material. liz an article of daily
Si.@ nEAR. consumption. and can be nsnu-
Si,Wo LAX. featured IN the agents dive
Sl,uu LAX. secure by copyright; sale "a
SlOn YAK. permanent as flour. An agent IN
sl,W nEAR. wanted In every town in the
81 eco A YEAR. Union. ian % Inn
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CUPERlOR MEDICArED GIN.-Ju.t re-
dial GIN and InvisoratlnE Cordial: and for sale 6y
No. 5s4 18th street, corner OF street north. Gro-
Genes and Liquor Store. dl9-H
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bhtimsre Markets.
New Ysrk Mayket..

NEW YoRL, Feb. 22.-Flour quiet; sale, ,.,.
quoted at 81 3Oasl SIS anu 10
Wheat very dull, and quotations nominal Corn
Provisions quiet
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The Richmeud Cetesr.s,.,-

o,,;n hsosD, Feb. 22-The wsshing,o, Al.
ts., nie aid not reach here until eleven $3.50
The So III; having been detained on the 49, -.
Inv ~. ne w sshirgton military w, p recs,vss
.remnlsrs .nla hires- This morning the Kni,h,.
CHI re- MrIe Presented with a nas hv H..
BILE. Nus morning was unfavora-
I he procession was formed a, IN o,o,o.. -
made magnificent display. Gov w. snd
coined the visitors 10 Virginia. Hs-tS
oy !no X Thompson, ESQ In his 80 iolloweo
for the occasion. Senator Gunter oae prepared
stand, and was still speaking when ,ss S SNos ,ns
Death Of an Editor
- BuFFALo, Feb. - DIR Foote, edito, q, a.
Noumercial Advertiser Of this CITY died =, ~
roence on Saturday. Or. r. was America
TN s 10 Bogota u. - under the administr,
that 81 pIesiaent Harrison, and TO Vienna under
Ha' Vi president Fillmore
baihmsre Markets
o,,o aLTINoRE, Feb. 22-Flour A. Arm. o,,o a.
ihno 50 ca 49, - .. n but most holders are dem.nd
u 49, - % IoI tnat as well Howard ,tra.t
neat steady; red al O3aI Os. xrhI,s -, 20 49,
So,n ouiIi white 5SaSSc. yellev &C., 10.
olsky steady. Cloverseed az 0o.s,a
Moiasses (orleans) firm and active, S,aass
New Ysrk Marksts
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PROPOSALS All INVITED Tor the Exca-
Il vatng and removing of a large auantity Of aarth
e0rner Of l4th aad Streets large part or vbieh a
gravel suitable for Streets Persons dss,,n. ~ M
G. 4 ii A. Willard. r. i1I-'
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40 CASTOR 4 CLARK,
40 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
18th street, under the Avenue House,
DEALERsIN
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING

The subscribers call attention to desirable Stock
OF CLOTHlNG which they now have on exhibit
ton at their Store No. "a Louisiana avenue second
door from 7th street, and they determined to
close OF the lot possible, every effort necessary
customers.
the stock to be perfect in point of durability 6t and
style, beesuse we make everything ourselves, and
have no hesitation In saying our goods will be found
equal to the best order work in the country.
Watching the various changes of fashion. parties
may rest ured If finding the latest cut and max
In store, subject to their ms ecton ard approval
Sl5,tO0 worth of Goods for Mems, Boy 81 and Ser
wants w ear wi be sold at auction prices, and pur-
ohasers would do well to examine the lot This is
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved on ex-
animation. Call and see US 1T the above Store.
Il R-Sm GASTON n CLARK
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Oriental NAIL POLISH, giyinG beautiful
~ Mstre TO the finger nails, ~ GtBBSS Halr
Store, near 18th street, Pts ave- nmFW
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

The proprietor bess leave to call the attention of
strangers and the citizens of Washington, to very
superior article of Holland Gin, which he introduced
to the American public under the name of Wofe's
Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
This Gin Is manufactured by the proprietor ex ou-
sivey at has Distlllery in Schedsm, Holland. 1t IL
made from tho best Barley that can be procured in
Europe, at any cost, and favored and msdicated,
not BY the common harsh berry, but by the most
choice botanical variety of the Aromatic Italian Ju-
niper Berry, whose more various extract is distl-
ed and reched with Its spirtuous solvent, and thus
becomes a concentrated tincture of exquisite ia
vOrs and aroma, altogether transcending in Its Cor
dial and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted 1t to nearly the
whole Medical Faculty of the United States, and
has received answers from about four thousand
Physicians and Chemists, who endorse it over their
signatures as most desirable addition to the Ma
terra Medica.
Persons who purchase should be careful to get the
genuine article, as the whole country is flooded with
cOunterfelts and limitations
Put up in quar-; and pint bottles, in cases Of one
dozen each. and for sale all the respectable Drug
gists and GrOcers in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot. No. p Beaver street, New York.
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G. IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
CTRENG THEN and assist them, by the Paris
has arrived from Europe with hs
own, as well a. the manufacture of A good rnany
Others Of the latest improved SpECTACLES and
E-GLASSES: among which are the
PERlSCOPIC CDNCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLkS, CRYSTALS, Eto.,
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to 1t; also
SHORT-SIG HTEDNESS.
Persons W no compelled to use glasses or those
now using them, will be suited st first sight. Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POIISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their producing
cearness and easlness of VISION heretofore unknown
in any other improvements.
Also. all sty les of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, COmpasses, and Microscopes
for sale at store, corner of Eighth street ard
Pennsy wanna avenue, Eighth street No. 49l be-
tween ID street and Pa avenue.
= Do not 0lis.d sake the eOrne. Of sth street.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estab-
hshment IN Europe. n9-tf
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" AA' 's sStII"oMoN MANN.

FRIEND WoOD: II was a long time after raw you
at BIssheld before got the bottle of Restorative
for which you gave me order upon your az ent in
Detroit, and when got it concluded 10 try il on
MIRA MAINS hair. as the surest test Ofits power 1t
has done all haf cd me 1t would do and
Others of my family and friends, having witnessed
Its effects now using and intending its Use
To others as entitled to the
claim for it.
Again very respectfulIy A. a trujy yo,rs
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


FOR RENT-A neatly furnished ROOM, in |.
address apply al the Star offioe. fe 9-st.
FOR sALE-A DRUG STORE on pennsyks-
ma avenue; an excellent stand, doing good bu-
dIe.. q: l.: CITY POST once se' '0' '' Re iW o
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
ISo bedrooms and Paror adjoining, in very
eth .fra location No. 4e street. one door ON
II. and comfortable BRICK HOTsE. ON dlth st.
w we RsSar Opposite Dr. Sutlers Church. contain
good repair: With gas fixtures throughout. Terms:
. ,Sp. $500 cash; remainder in -four equal annual
payments OF S5O. secured by notes hearing interest
Ha u s,s o. on the property Apply immediate
FOR RENT.--That large and desir able RESI-
= DENCf; on street. opposite Franklin Square,
recently IN the occupancy Of Judge Daniel. u. 9.
vettIseI; southwest corner Of 18th and X streets.
FUs NISHED house FOR RENT OR SALE.
HaV1ng determined to reside permanently in
Kansas, WI, rent Of sci, my residence No; SO
will be rented furnished, and presents a favorable
opportunity Tor any one desiring hrst-clsss resi-
For terms apply to sutsr. Lea Co., Bankers.
fe 2-tf L. r. SMOOT.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
- pROPERrY.1A FARM Of AL acres of Land,
Earning Utensils, together with Saw and GrIst
Mil, and Engine attached. Inquire of Nv. DU-
LIN on street south, between ~ and 9Th SITS.
ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
~ Rooms, on I'd floor, on Pa. avenue, between leth
anG 18th streets, over Sam'l. Lewis Jewery Store,
WIN oe tet low to permanent tenant. Would make
Stationer. ian i2-f
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RCTTER, CHEESE, &C.
u IS kegs GOSHEN BUTTER,
LIS boxes do. CHEESE,
3.NN his. GOLDFISH,
5000 lbs. HAkEFISH.
~ barrels No s MACKEREL
20 do. Mol do.
75 do. BROWN SOAP,
25 do. CASTLE do.
81 do. FANCY do.
Just received from New York ana for AL. d,
te l2-6teo MURRAY SENNES
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WA1cH RETURNS, Feb. 90 Patrick Roney
Ireland, drink and disori, rly; workLouse nine
tv days Frederick Denny. ireland. riot. Micbas,
Nelly, do. do, and Thomts Brown, ID c do ::
all to Jail for further hearing. Fifteen dodgers
non residents.
-, to 2I.-Thomas Mulloy, Ireland, breach Of
the peace Jail. Seven lod
west Loo k-up.-Ann Cahoe Va and Susan
Matt1ngly, d. c., drunk and dsorderly; WORK.
house 20 DAYS each ~
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.
The law providing for Funding the Bonded, and
other specified indebtedness. of the State of Cali
fornIs, requires that the old Bonds and Certificates
shall be forwarded to Sacramento during this wear.
to be CANCELLED and replaced by new ones, we will
act as agents In this business, and request early
delivery Of the BOnds.
jan 2-lm CHUBB BROTHERS.
TITS OF NO USE, 1T CANNOT BE BEAT.
challenges noe word-ta big word, but too true q
to be Joke judges from all parts say SO. A u
little left Also, can he found at his store, -
choice lot Of o'her w hiskies, Wines, BraIdies
Runs. Old Julup, WOrmwOfd Cordials, fine -
Groceries, Teas, English. Scotch Ale, and Brown
Stout, wholesale and retail.
JONAS p. LEVY,
No. 554 18th and B streets north
fe lS-u near the Canal,
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CAVIAR, PETITS POIS, CHAMPIGNONS
We cali the attention of connoiseurs to our i'm
pOrtation of
PErITS POIS, irsbutter and natural.
SARDINt.S, in OIL
CHAMPIGNONS, natural.
ANCHOVIES, in kegs, picked.
DUTCH HER kIN G, IN kegs picked.
TRUFFES, natural, in cans and bottles.
ALsOs
CAVIAR, OF the best quality, and extremely rare
IN this country.
KING & BURCHELT.,
Jan Is corner Vermont avenue and 18th st.
RYE AND BARLEY MALT.
~ for sale at tbs
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of West Falls av
~nne And RlOok st. baltimore. Md. NV 6-lv
MBKOTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS,
"A PUr UP IN COOP CASES.
fine assortment of cases from 50 cents to S.,
with good Likenesses, either Ambroty pc, Daguer-
reOtype, or MeleanOtypes. Warranted good like.
Come early in the day.
ROBERT SANDS,
Pa. ave., bet. 9th and ct streets,
jan 2i-tf Market Space.
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&O,UUU AT $40 PER HUNDRED,
For sale at my Nursery, near Washington. The
above Trees are all of fine growth. and of the a.
best select fruit. -
Also, general assortment of ORNAMENT
TAI; EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT
ian u Pm JOSHUA PIERCE
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BOARDING AND DAY school, FOR
- YOUNG LADIES'.
AT the corner OF 6th and l. Streets,
mrs: WIN. KEsLEY a DAUGHTERS
Circuars. terms, and all necessery information
ian Is DR. EehS colin
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The RIor.-Justice Dom is busily engaged in
taxing ahdavits Of witnesses Of the riot on Sat
urday night, preliminary to a final hea-in%
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The COrtes had voted an address In r.nI, =,
the speech from the throne by a vote of two HIM.
a,ed 10 fourteen. The speech Of Bravo MuriIio
mis- ten columns Of the Madrid Journals He
Sa.cd that IN order to Te-establish society more
hrmiy on Its basis 1t will, in his opinion. be de-
Sliable To conf IN the right of voting to nerSon.
VINO Iald the highest amount of taxes To- reduce
t; i huiiiper OF depntles; to have functional
ries or military officers in active service in ~.
chamber, and lastly, to have all discussions Sc
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fflnce frederick William had refused To TO-
Ge'Ve me deputations Of political associations
Inc Prince stated that he Il id not like noIitic.i
organizations, and believe that IL any durable
change be made in the government of Prussia An
END would be put to these bodies.
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WE DESIRE to invite especial attention To the
announcement In another column that the superb
consignment OF silk goods from New York
which, Tor the last thirty days, has proved SO at
tractive at Hooe, Brother 4 Co. = establishment
Will be continued on sale for a few DAYS Longer
lt was intended that the goods should be with
drawn I. ON sale ON Saturday last, and returned
to the owners In New Yotk The Indictment
weather Of Friday and Saturday, however
brought with II so many urgent applications from
Ladies' twLo could not venture out during the
snow STORM that the goods should not be return
ed until they cOuld have faal opportunity of
making selections, that the Msssrs. Hooe were
Induced 10 telegraph TO New York, requesting
permission 10 defer the closing of the consiyn-
ment for short period. The requisite permis-
sion was obtained and for further partic ulars We
refer our leaders to the advertisement itself
WAsHINsT0N THKirRs.-Miss amy Morant
who, 1t will lie remembered, was the very de-
serving lessee OF the National Theatre at the
time OF It's destruction by Are, CONNIE noes short
enga3emrnt at the new Theatre to-night-open-
Ing In tue always PoPnlar"La dy Of Lyons Our
Theatre-2OersExill he very glad 10 renew their
acquaintance with so acceptable an actress.
The east Tor the Lady OF Lyons is good
one Pauline, Miss Fanny Morant; Mad Des-
chappelles, Mrs ii = Grattan; Widow hIeinotte
Mrs. StOnedli; Ciaud- Melnotte Mr. 4 "A Howe
Col Damas, NJ. ID Whiting; Beauseant, Mr. F.
bang; CLAWS, Mr. NJ Dawson; Deschappellrs
Mr. Russell; Gaspar, Mr.. Howard
The performances cOncl ude with the side-suIIt
ting farce OF .'Slasher and Crasher," with Daw
ION as ''Slasher'' aud ID Whiting as ''Crasher. -
Tax WISELY CHAPEL CONCERT, tomorrow
evening, will, We presume, draw all the lovers
OF sacred and solid harmony, and who, by this
time, are aware OF the exceedingly satisfactory
manner in which this class Of music Is rendered
at Wesley Chapel, DIS well at the regular church
se.ylce a. on special occasions like this. The
emcirnt CHOIR Is, moreover, to he largely rein
force d To morrow night, aud naturally we may
anticipate nrst class performance, the more es-
pecially as Prof Daniel is To cond net it,
THE MELoDEoN OPERA TRoUPE.-This even
ing being set apart q a complimentary benefit to
Lee Mallory, business manager OF the company.
the programme includes many Novelties quar-.
tette by the Harmoneonsi a challenge Jig by
volunteer; new songs, burlesques, &c, under
the direction of NJ Edward W arden a celehra
ted burle-que author and actor who will siny
his inimitable buTletta on the Italian Opera He
will also perform In his celebrated character Of
the White W arrior, In his own pantomiIne of
the Red Gnoms. TO early.
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TAR TX. N WARRINGTON MoSuMyNr BOARD
are holding meeting to-day, and are endeavor-
ing to get rid OF the elephant they acquired in
usurplng the management Thus far there are no
hilIrrs = ~ nv
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gR@ Orleans J]aiID Grrstsnt.



Referring to thespegch Of Senator Douglasa at Mem.
phis, the Bulletin of that city says:
We have heard from most authentic source that
distinguished Ex-Governor Of Mf5sissippi. who has
hitherto been very hostile towards Mr. Douglas, on
account Of his doctrines reported in his Freeport
speech, after hearing Mr.. Douglas on this subject
emphatcaly declared that if that was Soustter
Sovereignty then Mr., Calhoun was Souatter Sow
ereign' for br DIS doctrine was identical with that
Of the great South Carolinian on the same subject
The " Ex-Governor" here referred to is, saws the
Yicksburg True Southron Of the 4tb as we chance to
know none other than our old friend, the Hon. Jo-
seph w. Mathews, Of Marshall county, Familiarity
known by the sobriquet pr Copperas breechesn The
old ''well digger ia powerful team in North Mis-.
sissppi and i he leads the Douglas wing in that sec
ton Of tie State, somebody will see trouble. Gov
Mathews is an exceedingly shrewd and sagacious pol
tician, and knows "a hawk from hernshag'' the
darkest night that ever came along.
We will add, on our own hook that if the above be
corrective mean the extract from the Memphis Bull,
letin-more than ordinary significance should attach
to it. With Brown in the South, the Pauldng Clarion
in the East, aud Mathews in he North, JEFF Davis.
ism stands poor show in Mississippi, 1t will be
unquestionaby wiped out, and at no very remote
period either
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qENERAz MAKER EoT wITH zHEHl
Egz National and ssgths.n Lines. !

MOBILE, Dec. 5,--A schooner (name not given) is
reported to have left this port II O'Clock last night,
with one hundred and seventy five men on board, who
are supposed to be portion Of the Nicaragua emf.
grants lately gathered here under Gen. Walker.
The vessel was cleared for coasting voyage to
Florida, but it a believed she has sailed for some
point on the coast Of Nicaragua.
It Is known that Gen. Walker was not Of the party,
although it is believed Col Anderson was with the
men who went on board last night
Very little is known here of the affair." as it was
conducted in very mysterious manner and only the
initiated had any suspicion Of the intended movements
Of the emigrants.
Domestic Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, Dec te-The steamer Alonzo Child
has arrived here from New Orleans.
The steamer Cora Anderson and the IMPERIAL have
LEFT for New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-The Ohio river at this point
is rising, with six and half feet Of water in the
channel,
We are having a heavy rain storm here this eve
ming.
CINCINNATI, Dec. whisky is firm at 23tc. The
Hog market is dull with large receipts from all quar-
tiers. Pork is buoyant at $l7 Is Lard is selling a
105 to lie.
CINCINNATI, Dec. We have had heavy storm
here and East of US to-day, and the telegraph line
East of US are down. which prevents our getting any
thing from New York or Washington.
PETERSBURG, Dec AT the State Convention
held in this city to day for the nomination of candi
dates for State officers Hon. John Letcher was nomi
mated for Governor.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-There was but moderate
business done in the cotton market tn.dav The mar
ket was somewhat depressed, but without quotablt
change in prices. The market closed quiet.
THERM0METRICAL OBSERVATIONS.
FOR NOVEMBER. 1s5s. :. ny LEwFs B. TAYLOR, ESQ
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MURDER IN NoETHUnBERLAND.-six white men,
named respectively, Thos. Backerly his son, ". H.
Marsh, VIM, Blaekerly, Joseph Blackery and VIM.
Coleman, have been imprisoned at Heathyie, North
cumberland county, Va. for whipping George Brent's
slave so bad that he died. A correspondent of the
Richmond Enquirer says the party of men had been
roickng all of Saturday nightat Blackerlys grocery
in that county, and Sunday morning they met with
the negro, when they took him up and gave him, ac-
eordng to the evidence, five or six hundred lashes.
His body was found about two hundred yards from
where they whipped him. The excitement on the oc.
eason was very great 50 that over one hundred and
fifty persons collected, and there were mary threats
made against the perpetrators Of the deed.
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French AND ENGLISH INTERFERENCE IN CENTRAL
AaIERICA-Under date of the 10Th ult., Ion" writes
from Washington to the Baltimore Sun:
The report so prevalent that Great Britain and
France will send powerful naval force to the Mica
ragnan ports discreded or rather it is ridiculed by
the Albion. But it is at least perfectly confirmed by
positive information moreover, it is believed these
fleets will be prepared to land force for the promo
ton of their objects, whatever they may be. Our
Government has demonstrated against the procedure
as well as an inadmssabe interference with American
interests in that quarter What the British Govern
met intend to, or may do in Central America, we GER
tainly do not know One thing is certain however
towt that Great Britain has never relinqushed one
foot of the territory in Central America which she
claimed under her Musquito protectorate, aud she
still holds the Bay Island Looking at this state of
facts we can readily imagine that the President will
have something to say in his message in regard to
the prOpriety of the abrOgation of the ClaytonBu
WeT treaty.