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Miss Christie johnson.
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, desirous of forming classes in elocutieu in the
- st'- IN Washington, and viii
tfls N that city and Georgetown
sss johnson vii lessons youths and professional gentle
men and also W ffeiTnsrs who wh acquire rpe-h
eent 4 p
beerrs Miss Hnrrovsr (farrney Enr'eh) fsrnas sem
mary, CORNER Washington streets,
-
MrE psctsc. lHchmcnd, Va
Ss.rit-n Washington, y. G
srafon Jycr ". n, seorrefown, u. c.
blanchard wrhun
storc Penney and Eleventh
Noy R-n
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CLEsBISG Houss AT ALBANIA circular dated at Al
bany the organization OF clearing house at
Albany. II states that they will receive from hanks in
the interior the notes Of all State hanks redeemed under
the percent law. The notes viii be assorted and de
the morning after the receipt st discount Of hundred
pr kmred dalas Those hanks which have no
redoenng agent there will have their back
by express and the superintendent will draw them
for the amount payable nj their corresponding hank in
Troy New York The institution B 20 te called the
Asserting House for state Currency J. b Plumb
president Of the Bank Of the Interior is 10 e arrarer
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HrNpcLpr. The aged and iIlussrious Baron Won Hum
bodt in his goth year bu still fresh in intellectual
apd conversational powers, attended hall given Ter
lin the 18th ui, va honor OF the royal wedding The
Baron allows neither his advanced age his great nc
quements and world wide fame entitle him to any
disrrnsston from the mnutest and most rsrupuous nj
tenon to etiqDettc and costume and willingly oonde
scens cccasions Ike the in question,
his chamberlain c,stumc and his orders with
all the CAREFUL attention 20 exterior behtng the
Youthful and most sspirant o couft vor His health
however gives frequent OCCASIONS of unerpess his
friends and admirers, though he raes FROM each attack
with most surprising rapiIty Fk,ilal,sb,a Isgavr
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wi piece Il scnifsnrr. Rse~
-culr.re exhsss~m k~ knis
rhr- Fine csi~Vy 321 rcnn-iss~a wrh
Stcptct- Co. pe~ hulting)
Adn,ss,na rs Yours frc~n II M, M dusk.
The prccecs the exhfIoa f~ the bcncnt I'd the sfitt
lT-n
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Mn VAspEsporr viii read his admirable fShakspe
rean Oo'' 10 night at Philharmonic Hall and the mt
Tendance Of prominent personages is announced.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
or RICH glossy HAIR,
Completely Preserped 10 the Greotcs -3gs


A Nd who that is gray would not have il restored
n 10 former color have grovth
dandrun and hat would iave einoved
ld bead ether efut.ons would he
cured with neaaigta
paufae fre The fane and skin Woods
Restorative al dc MI circular ard be following
AM Annox Nos. 5, 1850
nrss od yeur
but having been often cheated by qactery and
lap-s.i
qtscs nn'i Lawrence
Induced The trial af
IN good ul-e had
nd
restored nearly original beautiful
lhku an9 sosnc hsuiiul and
head,
the hair lui haal
tts hulqre
do cordially aud rumGjrntss
al would have har rcrc trrsn wife
rad nv al you,s persons aho their beautiful and
SOLOMON MANN
rror o ] woop,
long sser Bissfd bcfrc
oa Of w,ch you ui~n
tour aud uhrp concluded
the 1t ai'
4 soald family rnd friends,
effects, ami recommending as 9th
n'sii.i tterainu yeu eiasn
Arain, respectfully asd truly, SbHrs,
SOLOMON MANN
Cstsis IN J June 2s 1859.
have Restorative
rs
mai cei'r, and, l have no doubt, permanently
BsrESE, cx senator U. s.
CO. rrcprictprs Broadway, y. (in great
n ", Wiz. Rsne Establishment and III Market street ST. Louis,
No And ssdd l'y all good druggist
Feb E--eotaWpeow,rnos
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I,HE BooK on TnE CoNsTITuTIoN. .--Th~ de.

vUSHE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL de
mand 81 people Al Inrra ~ the rs~ussy For
sa the ~ssss-scs ss~
rrrssr, dareg~rS~s "
throughout the rrcr vsvsssss
.une that cssrns
us haea raj
II a. IT. having -~r ndTSsd ~ se
tourta a sHcd
.h H. hayias appreciation ID se~c I'd
x.es a rr s~- n-eA pro
srw ANsrS
can cnn a s~nsrsesp ~ ~ echcrss
-ss~fHH~N ss~ sr@tas~aas
Wa-h,rrca psiucie- iml~ic- have her~rc Hv~s
4 s,r,rc and rsius
bo
tl,se may the essn an esss- sd
dress "HAaAs 1SAkNs
Mar s-an wsshiass~ CITY, n. G.
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MISS AvosIA JOKES has been performing a most sue
full engagement Mt New Orleans She is destined
achieve high rank in the profession which she ndorns
and trust TO her welcomed at the Washington
Theatre when she has concluded her brilliant southern
tuuy =.
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A yALt.BLs WoRH Blanchard 4 Mohun have sent
us Appletons 'Cyclopedia Of Drawing, designed
text book for the mechanic architect engineer and
veyor, comprising gecmetrical projection mechanical
architectural and typographical drawing perspective and
sometry edited by W. 4 Worthen We shall notice
it with other works Mt an early day
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The W.sHINGrcS Es,s new metropolitan newspaper
is to be issued by gentleman who has had great ex
perenoe in the editorial profession We shall speak of
at length hereafter.
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AUCTION SALE.
by ,. &. MeeUInE, Axetis.eel

fnktSfEES SALE OF HIGHLY IMPROVED AND
valuable real Mondsy sN<sncsn, Apvs hss ~ Eve
oct"kr ~ virtue bearing Jufy-
issei J.
zSs Que W the land rsc~a- fsr,s
'"ufn'a shall -rt IN uni of pubfw ~sssk~
tb hr etnef usrfscs tha premises vel
-thnt~ hufea, benx par Il a. IN square
of WskiHxssa, tss,nx ~ street.
lStt and lah running
ais~s nksher
sutniai and ~ci bui three dwrtRny hon~e
lrse back ba.sns hnshrd IA n es
ah narbi
y.rs. IN t~s wears h- uscr
frunt by
prssy,,
nc n
sar ,gavs rscr An taavrs o rsr~A~-er
WA p WILLIAMS. rrost@
JAS G.
Aa, 10
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FlNAXATION AND THE FUNDING SNSTEM by
i M,rcoIlorh; Iandon
The Logic od Economy by IN Qnsr~y vol,
london.
Fis,,,n, = Ecrprmy. vol tonde-
Irraiepces Ivy Georges tNne
wall tsNi- 1 vol Isusnrn.
National Frederick isst; vol
The F1.unruts Fnmon,; wsyiand y
Nrflal
HUM : Manual II Political Ssaence
Te Funding = Il IN o United
Ms
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TnE AQryprrr--1h iron service pipes de
posted along Bridge street, IN Georgetown and the
western portion Of Pennsylvania asenue and win be
bald We had hoped that they woud he laid Rock
creek bridge hut notice that they deposited
the steep hill side which connects the with the
old bridge.
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A.pPrEroN,s cycLor EpIA OF DRAWING

n degned mechanic engineer,
comprising gaomsral projection, mechanical ari
typographical perspective and i-swy edited
by woen large volume with iasrs
tpn=. s. FRANck TAYLOR
Mar 25
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ItHETLANU NET SHAW LS.--New sty5e& Shet-
~ pef- " col,rr
gsac~
our ani nrtes~s dry gcds sd~Tet
Tor ty consumption largr and arrrrfsei Fly
vac q ~.
price only pnn ngures, bcnca purchaser
| over
cppng my We entirely serious IN
ma
"a
presented monthly Tor in cash Ntss ul not he
sofeyaab.e
W, are fly business
have existed
rany and ourselves for irG scr q
wears past
FERRY BROTHER
tnsAiing
Mar is-Ie,bf opposite Centre Ms, t~t
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ny Mr. %uTT o California Memorial of George Penn Jehn~or
prayng additional compensation elcrk the
n Cal :
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PonT LooKour--I. Is stated that Hon William Cost
Johnson Co. who recently purchased Point Lookout
or s2e, 600, preparing to erect commcdious
pavilion, with suitable cottages, bathing houses
houses &c for class watering establisment there
60 lie oIened the coming This fact is worthy
the consideration Of citizens who annually spend the
heated term in the northern States.
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Miss LIzzIE PrrIr, pleased 30 learn will give
''nornng reading Saturday next under the ESPECIAL
patronage Of several ladies who occupy high positions
metropolitan society. The audience win doubtless be
iarge and fashionable.
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nUE BUYER IS NOW AT THE NOkfH, and ~
dniy sepdlns il thai novel sna ssSs-h
tu pr- class fancy l-~ all departments
richer snd scrsa*ivsy tnsa thsn
n Former u-rsb.
one price ouiy figures consequently no purr~ssr
is evercIarxcd.
All odd al must sei,ea prior opening
presented monthly Ter ca-b Notes wsh nd be
acceptable
We opening accounts We scsous cn tins
our trade
li~~ssnt rcisstps ist
cur-cssrs tot tux
SERIES Of years" .-....~
ncentral w-~t buisdng,
Mar eTr.-hs Centre Aarks
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M GwiN moved that the senate proceed to the con
tinernn"n cf the Pacific railroad hin which was agreed
MI VollfTLE suggested that the bin for the aapis
en on the state Of Minnesots into the Union ,o,ch, t
be considered first aud he moved 70 p,sr,nc the sth
consideration OF the Pacific railroad hin for tina, r,,,
Mr. GWIN said that he should vote f,r the M;n,t.ot
el but he did not want it II take preence over The
Pacific railroad hill
Mr. BDOLIrTLE asked for the yeas and na,-s o, ~,
motion, 81 10 find out who for and who was
against the admission Of Minnesota
Mr. HGlER was unwilling that such an issue sborla
be made that proposed by the WISCONSIN
he did not want IL understood that who were N
nvor of the Pacific rai'rosi bl opposed to the adj
mission Of Minnesota For he was in favor of both
measures. and he knew OF disposition To DELAY the
Minnesota hill
MI. BRODEHICk said he thought IL would he an sd
vintage ~ admit Minnesota b,f,re took up the Pa
enc raiiroad bill his mind had undergone q change
snte tins question up He understood that one pf
We senator's elected from Minnesota hsd since HIS arrival
~ Washington. tcrsme frirod 20 Iecompton bot they
we've both bitter opponents ~ thss when they
cane here e presumed both the senator's from Mime
s'@ would vote Cor the Pacific railroad tal hat he
ad hollow The lead q bis colleague la asking pree-
a'nce ior the railroad bill
Ar WADE, ms n mcmher &c the Committee ON Terri.
MT scind to urge the pruT consideration of the
hesots hH which had received ia. unnnsnons apprs-
Ooh u That committee. The senator's elect from that
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oPEuda ar DpakyINc

~ sbc mechanic, archIect,
anu rnranai arri
iectursi Typographical perspective isosiry
ted by r. (fbe cnuJete
trial drawing puhibd Jc rut-h-' ana far sale
IffPr New Book
MAJ IGsobe ave 9Th
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE g COSMOPOLITAN
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rharsaay, March -, by iheir agent,
No. 3sa Penns, s,iysnia sveuoe-
gravig Jnni er with chance " s's d'.sr
including Powers ss~ne q the s'rr@A saA.e ssd
paintings from tho Dusseldorf celccicu &C.
23daf
A GENTS WANTED-The Publisher Of the
IN UNION desire. the scrvrss q op@ man n esr
a ,siy and cash d thr cities a
c ncn,aned -nt~cribes- The ric~ 1 the
n unan r y BE- rsnssa & ,a two cents . pei es r.. % y
attentive and rcman~rsnk enrlcy
rnrn Apy,caion pabaeA,s- es cf ahs
PAPER far week
GRAPE SIIAWLs--MAD. EEAEMER, 334 Masxa
l2h and 18Th sceas- heachrs snd
clean. Grape awis and ali kind. q i~o~ Mar ls-z~T
TyURNJSIIED ROOMS ParIors with Bedrecrssnt
IL them isb<, etc. at No zss penn-, svsnn'
opposite wiiarda7 Hotel Var u :"
4 MERICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS, 1865; or,
~ ANNUAL * scientific Is.ccrrry Tf- eighth
year oi pabscat,pn. vcirsc 81 81 postage ps ~
'i1 s"r sa,, m wa,anrss Nv TAYLOR a Marry,
Mar 2s-4t Book -eserH and s.ssaes*- ast Fsan- az,
rI,iIE PLACE TO GET PLAYING CARDS.
I1Infs
View ikrk-tov., az Pran ascnne
MIR - between ssh and 10Th sts.
CECOND SUPPLY. Real good and wide black
- supc dresses -, s1iss and 81 per yard, ~xHs
80 rssc other richer making an rrcensy
much the larse- and cheapest a ~ The District
aco pieces nen- grades, hSk aud iia Of them
nsle 10 cur or Ireland
The quantity pure gcsi. annually passing threngh
the be goods AT te prrcs p~nsv
charge d u gradc<.
northern and correspondents scna % nc~ SUPPLIES
daily.
our price only plain ngues; bsnce purchaser
IL orerrtarged
opening any Rr presented sdr pay sent
rnontlly >,
artic pc dcsHns b~ rrted on IN all
,,ses HR0fHER,
Contra. stor~'r tsaiA4anw,
March lWan eg,gxwte Market
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THE SoF.s in the Hall Of the House of Represent
atves much admired being handsome not Mt all
gauy very comfortable. and not expensive They cen
tarorably with the uncomfortable cumbersome
gsring SCARLET lined chairs.
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V,RBITT HOUSE. H. FREEMAN, street,
between ttr~-ss, Washington y CTh- T~Tn
thoroughly resired snd furnished
humAred
rt.,ns, and all requisites ri first elves hcn*c
provided coach, witch VIII Ne ~ thr rssruao
dersr srssl for the ccnv~rnDe CT
passengers an baggage 10 tho hoaei- Or
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StARTAROE; A TALE or NORWAY. ByJ. A.
~ ssusSp ..,l.r s4 THE wATsHAAS,r ANIsR.
Gid iss TOR 1hE LANfkkf
fuRY ese ,onpse volume neatly cksh.
volumes, oov-rs NM sss
dolar.
COPS e ier received ihrcs days sncs rcn A
Maitland
Irrisgtn, Iss -, lssz
FsIs>p have read ~rtarcv wnh great tssrr-s sd
and
irss-n &cvsv~a
- publication
sss~sr ssa "
- WIN i,,e srcetes, s~een. Il ycsss friend,
WASHINGTON RyING
MAuIa>p, " y
y,., rs,,,e,,cs md sr r.,. nv TAYtoR MAJRf,
2sN lSsiesS&~rl Dos '~~"' Nv
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THIRTY--FIFTH CONGRESS.
Firs. session.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH "a, is5e
-
sENLTE.
IxArrLvk 0osstNIoAIioN-

ybe VICE PRESIDENT land before the senate cons
,,iatoD from the Postmaster General 10 Ms~ci 70
,olutiop Of, tho senate requesting nn ~ ',o -
eat, the amount which has been allowed ana l~aa 'o
f distributing and separating of,oes cut OF
~, postaees collected such cfces under tis '~o pro
nps of the act entitled IAN act 10 resaa e pay %
Serts ,,stnasters approved ga june lssf' author
wing the Postmaster GeneTni 20 his iiS Ne " ~
fra allowance 10 such offices which was read ana re
sr..., :, ,s Committee on the post otiice and Post
Ieads.
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Fsscr PAU is to be given by the lady OF dis
tnguished senator early IN next month and there
great demand for plates If costumes rilp has obtained
large assortment from New York which he has ON sale
at the nor bootaors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29
The Black Democracy Plotting Disu'
Mon.


The black democracy is the great disunion
party Of this country. In justice 70 many
honest, we'll meaning men ia that political
organization We qualify the above remark
4 majority Of the rank and Gle in that
party. in the Free States, We believe 10 10
true friend. Of tho Union. They are not
set aware Of the rank treason that Turks in
the bosoms Of their principal leaders, nor
do they yet discover the plots and 'chem's
being laid by them to rend this glorious
union in fragments. The men who now
control the black democracy are notorious
disunionists. FIRE eaters. nullifers, secession.
lets. THIS class OF politicians own Buchan-
an, soul and body. With them dissolu.
ton OF the Union is only aques,ion Of time.
Take glance a, the United States Sen.
ate. and there is Brown aud Davis, Of Mis-.
issippi; Tonmbs o! Georgia; Hammond Of
South Carolina Clay OF Alabama, and
some half doren Others, all avowed nulliieu
aud seccssionsp. TO into the llousc, and
there you will find Stephens Of Georgia (;
heiit Of South Carolina; Quitman OF Mis-
issippi, and long liz, Of other members
protesting the same doctrines. These men
are the leaders Of the black democracy in
Congress. they shape ITS legislation. These
men dictate the policy to Be pursued by the
Administration, and it is done. These men
make democratic platforms and then break
them down at pleasure.
1t needs no prophetic vision to see through
the network which hides the plans now
maturing under the direction OF these un.
scrupulOus politicians. Their political bedH
ideal is great Southern coniedcracy, to this
they are looking forward with tue greatest
solleitude. Preliminary to going out Of the
Union they have determined certain things
mus, be done. Slave territory mus, FIRST be
acquired Cuba must DO annexed, por.
ton of Mexico severed from that distracted
country. and dove-tailed into the Southern
States.
This fully accounts for the favors which
the fllibustering schemes Of Walker. and
Others received at the hands OF these men.
Then again, Kansas must be made slave
State. The plan is to strengthen the South
in every possible manner, by extending the
area of slavery. both by acquisition and con-
quest.
1t is all idle to talk about danger from
Mr.. Lloyd Garrison and hi. ianatical fol-
lowers, to talk about their disunlon senti-
ments and doctrines, they are, all told, com.
paratively but handful Of men. Where
there Is one disunionist at the North, there
IL hundred in the South and where there
is found q single man Of these sentiments 10
the Republican party, you can find more
than hundred times their number in the
ranks Of the black democracy.
What hue and cry has been raised for
the last forty years against the Hartford
Convention. How its members have been
denounced and illuminated and yet not \
single year has past away for long time,
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but what conventions have been called and
holden by the black democrats in the South
at which disunion has been opsniy advocated.
The treason Of the Hartford Convention,
when compared with some halt dozen
Southern Conventions we now have in our
minds eye. exal,s itself into the purest pat
riotism. II Is useless for the black democ-
racy to pretend to talk or preach against
disuniOn. when its leaders have inauguratei
policy and are practically forcing IL into
all the machinery Of the General Govern
ment. which leads directly to that result.
Such is the downward tendency Of this Ma
tional Administration. II is hurrying US
on TO revolution. IL will como either peace
fully through the agency OF the ballot box,
or rs last resort TO arms and the battle
field.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29


Gen. Scott Is about to DO despatched To
the Pacific coast, to organize force to act
agans, the Mormoms.
The medical gentlemen Of Portland are
making an ciTor, to procure the removal OF
the Maine Medical School from Brunswick
to Portland. This school has long enjoyed
the protection Of the classic shades VI Bow
doin College, and we fear would suffer by
change. \ petition for an appropriation
fora new Medical College at Brunswick was
the occasion Of the discussion.
\ walled lake. containing some 1900
acres has recently been discovered IN Iowa.
Tho wall is from two TO thirteen feet high,
and is the work Of human hands, though
probably erected hundreds Of years ago.
In some places the lake is higher than the
surrounding prairie. What !. more strange
is the fact that there arc no native rocks
within i've miles Of the lake, which has a
hard, sandy bottom.
Mr.. Hatch, Of Buffalo, stated In the House
Of Representatives, that the inland eom-
merce OF tho Northwestern lakes and rivers
surpassed the foreign imports and exports
Of the United States.
Recently gentleman residing in liar.
rington, found turtle. bearing on its she'll
the date of 1874 which date was inscribed
by job Turner in tia, year, according 10
the statement Of his son, who AYERS that he
as saw il done" The gentleman inscribed
the date 1858 upon the turtles she'll, and
set the old veteran at liberty.
Judge Closson. Of the Windsor Probate
District, has decided that a good family
newspaper is one Of the necessary articles
for the support Of the family during the
settlement OF an estate, and as such, the
administrator, in insolyeni estates, is Ju'ti-
fable in paying Tor one-tho widow to make
her own selection Of what paper she will
have.
Capt. John Moore Of Clinton, Me-, 81
years old. left his home few days ago at
nine O'Clock in tho morning, Travelled one
mile through the woods. fellod large mum
Der Of trees, from which ho chopped ana
split one cord OF hard wood. and AFTER plllns
il Up, reached his homo at four O'Clock in
the afternoon. SO says an Eastern paper.
Mr.. Kincaid, tOll.keepOr on the bridge at
Augusta, says this is the first winter for 80
years. In which teams have no. crossed the
Kennebeo river on the Ice at tha; place by
the first Of January.
The times can scarcely bO "a hard in Utah
as they are in the cOnfedsracy that Is at
war with her. Brigham Young has just IN
creased tho number Of his wives to seventy
Eve, while our President can't afford to keep
even one.
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Foreign Intelligence.

/ by the arrival OF the steamer Europa wo
hear the following intelligence from Europe
which will b. found Of general interest.
lNDn. The srmi.monthly mail from In
dia, arrived At Sucz on the 1T Of January,
with later dates from Calcutta aud Bonn
bay
| Cen. IIayelock died on the 18th u Mo-
ycmbcr OF dyscntcry brought On by expos
urc anG anxiety
On the 5ih Of November an engagement
took place near Cawnporc, between Gen.
Wlndham' division and the GualiJr mu-
tnccrs. in which the British troops were
rcpulsed with the total l0s- OF the tents Of
throc regiments, 5000 IN number, which
were burnt by toe English. The Gth r'sI-
ment Is rcpOrtcl % have b'en nearly cut up
IN the encounter Tho Gualior mutinccr,
numbered moro than : 900 men, completely
organized aud cQuipp,d.
SIR Colin Campbell hearing OF the d''as-
ter, quilted Lucknow for CawnPJrc. On
the 7th Of December, be came up with tho
Gualior mutinecrs, and totally defeated
them, capturing IL guns, IT carriages, ami
an immense quantity Of ammunitI0u, -i0r 10.
SC, and the whole uf their blsslgc.
British loss in thi. action was insignia
only ono oiiccr being killed.
III the women aud children SICK
from Lucknow, had arrived IN saie1J "a.
Alahabad.
The official report Of the defence Luck
now Is published, aud shows that the pn,,
walton endured by the heroic garrison, and
particularly by the ladies, was fearful.
GREAr BsTAN. Operations Wcra re-
sumed upon the Leyiathnn on the 9th inst,
with success, the vessel moved several lc"t.
Tho Proceedings were continued daily up
to the departure Of the Europa, the rrO-
.grcss each day amounting % eight or Ten
feet. The evening before the Europa SAIL
ed, the ship had only siIty-ioGr feet more
10 be- moved.
IL j. undcrs,ood that bin authorizing
the East India Company to rais' loan IN
England, will be introduces Immediately
upSn the assembling Of Parliament.
France. Mile. Rachel, the great iFasc'
dienne. died July 81 AZ her estate at Can
mes. Her last professional performances
were those which took place in the United
States.
Great Increase Of confidence in CONNER.
cial circles in Paris is reported.
SrAIS. The E,pana Of Madrid. In tho
course Of long article on the President
Buchanan message, expresses the opinion
that the Spanish government will continue
firm in it, refusal TO give satisfaction 70 the
United States in tho affair Of the Dorado,
since no insult had been committed, rnd
that il will energotrcally reject the insult
ing proposition relative 10 Cuba.
NaPLrs. Shocks OF earthquakes contin-
uod to he experienced almost daily at Ma.
ple-, but without any serious results.
TURKEY. Redschid Pasha, Grand Virer,
is dead after an illness Of only TIRES days
Ills disease was apoplexy. -,
CHiSA The dates ARE net tolesraphod'
Very little news also has been tolesraphed'
The steamer Adelaide with the last deiaeh'
ment of 800 marines on board passed on
from Singapore on the "a Of December
and an attack on Canton was expected "
take place on her arrival.
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ruRLI,snp KvIRr rRiDAY MORNING nv
VIM. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
PROPRIEToRs.
JOHN J.pERRY. Editor.

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