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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

Northern Assurance Company.
mry>l Morgatr street London, for FIRE AND LIFE As
HS SURANCE, at Home and Abroad Established in 1886
AMI Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament
$6,29s 500 90
The Policies Of this Company not only guaranteed by
Capital but also by the unlimited personal responsibility
u nearly 900 Shareholders
A. ALEXANDER
june s,lly Agent In Lynclburg, va,
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Es3y-We are authnrzei to announce X. +. MAN
SON E~, candidate for the Clerkshp of the County Court
Of Campbell county sept l3-dlpe
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SWEEr P0TAr0as

Z AN now receiving SWEET POTATOES daily from my
'ar IN Hanover, ms good the best that can be found IL
s or any other market which will sell wholesale or retail
a. ane o~es Market price Persons in will well 10
give me II call before purchasing els. " here ~ ~ ~
sep, ibdin Jark,, u.,ns ~ ~. \ l.,
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CANDIDATES FOR CLERK.

pa5- We are authorized tp announce ALFREl
g. REID candidate for the Ccrkshp Of the County Cou
OF Campbell. sept 22dtdc
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Esay- We are authorised To announce WARNER
JONES, ESQ., a candidate for the Clcrksp Of the coun
IL Court Of Campbell county. sept IL d&ctdofe
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Grover IL Bakers

NY. CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING, MAGAZINES 495 Broad
McP way. New York, mud 81 Baltimore Street Baltimore
4 NEW sTYLE-PRfCE 45e-HEMMERS Is EXTRA
This machine nom two pools as purchased from the
Store requiring rcwining OF thread II Hens, Fels Gath
Stitches In a superior STYLE finishing eneh by its
operation, without 10 the hand needle Is re-
qurc, machines IL will do better and cheaper
ing than can, If she works for cent an
hour -. -.
Send for a circular j. T. DAVIS Il Co
mny 3lts, Agents, Tynchburg.
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Lynchburg Guano Depot

INARMtRS aud the public generally hereby notified thai
the 1ynchburg 'iupno Depot. Kept by VIM. A. Miller,
the Basin ai supplied with following FERTILIZERS
No. A Peruvian Guann:
Recses Mau,u Guano;
Sonbrcro Guano, l.. nchburg ground;
Mexican Gunno;
keiilewcrs Potash and Plaster.
have taken prccauinn reliable articles.
buy the Peruvian Guaru from the
enment which is certainly pure. agent Lyncurg
for Recess Manipulated Gliuuo. and win be
~ what II Is represented Ia b viz half Peruvian and
half somlrero brct, tins Ia he good
for pound, crop that he used The Somlcro
hu. IN the lump aud have ground and sell il good
bc bought United My
plan is I" sell for II small proi and strictly hope the
patronage be extended that been liberal
ly bestowed heretofore WM. \. MILLER,
3-dts-Rrp Basin.
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Hair Restorative

IIILI 1OtSJOIdClV6.
Hr Every wilt think, agree, with us in the
I thai the human hair is the greatest natural ornament
that - possessed either by gentleman lady. meet
an apparently good looking for street, but
h. he in. his hat in recognition Of bow charm
has wants she'd for lchAbod Is written his bald head and the
glory has departed with the flowing locks thai once ours
there Ia the Of lady the matter is If possible
such cases reminding of the circumstance which The
lowing ri,,sram is iounjpd:
80; give me, fair Emma lock Of your hair
b; sh III young lover took courage and sighed:
l"ere a sn To- refuse such mo,ivs. request
;" take he ahoe ciR,' the dear creutir, replied.
Now to prevent such catastrophe, within The uoyrr nj,
e'rH lady and gcncman for by using Prof Woods IA ,,n
RESTORATIVE hair Ii no, only prevented from falling Off or
tnrrng grey but the article will restore hair to bald nins and
even II has changed color and become gray, viii bn il
back To ils pristine beauiy and uxIriacc Tos Who mr., c
IHunled with the anatomy, M siuogy pathology, of lie
har must he well aware that certain substances hnyr scidc
aiih upon H. and 1t is b! jious of these thnt
IRON N"'d has succeeded in compromising
81 ffi'aI abe virtues BdreTy Mytziae mud literary
GtSeft. ~ INJURY
Sold ~ all good Druggists
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AN EMIGRANr PARTY MAsaAcRgp.-The passen.
gers by the Salt Lake stage, says the placervilla
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LYnchburg Savings Store.

LynCnDurg Savings 0COre.
Ea TIL undersigned ns Just returned from the Eastern
Gsfkgmararis with i choice supply Of MILLINERY AND
WI FANCY GOODS which he i'll offer nj wholesale and
tall nom - To 81 ceui less an be bought elsewhere
for cash His stock comprises IN part Bnnnl-, Rbhons Flow
Feathers Trimmings, Buttons. Epuhos, Bonnet Frames
Satin, SILK trape, Bombazine Plush, WE'VE, and Maac But
sewing silk nni Cotton, Working Wou1cd Sntting and
Knitting WOOL Knitting scwing'and Crochet Needles, Front,
Back aud Side Hair rals French Worked Collars and Sleeves
Corset and variety Of Hoop Skr and aI goods usually
found IN Fancy Store.
My opening viii take place next WEpSrspAy, Ia which
invite the attention of The ladies aud all persons in quest Of bar
gains for CASH. :. LEVI, Agent
sent 2T-Its
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sale Of Valuable Property.

~ = pursuanse o ueYsse os me Orcni! Cout II r.
af-ck Langhorne" lbryught 70 close the SUI
Of Peek Ianfprd Langhrrne The undersigned who va
pointed Commissioned Tor thai purpose will oiier M "a
the highest bidder In the town Of Bristol WEpsrsn 81
ID day OF November, 1859, THE VALUABLE TOW% vi Tie
ERTf, In the Of Goobson, Tor BRISTOL owned h,
Hanford Langhorne, consisting o! LOT facing ny el
Depot Of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad the F ~
which there the foiowing improvements viz: By, %
emen stories high, 70 feet 'front.' with Ax rooms i've "a t
with three rooms Kitchen aud sepvane House. room
House, Crib and stab1c with for 20 HORSE e
Pin Alley with Bar Ro,m Lumber HOUSE and Ippins 'e
all In good rcar with Well the LOT OF fine wairr 80 t
reliable stream In the place. Also, TWO LOs m M
side Of the Yrgins Tennessee Railroad Demo, a. a
these occupy positions, In respect trade or rsy az
toany improved Property In Goodson or Bristol and
advantages superior 70 any that Gun be had In either place
of Court allows: nehird cash, the balance c'e
credit Of and y months the purchaser giving Or %
payments These terms the parties interested may make @
until thspurchsse money 10 peid IN mn. ea'"ri
sent lf.,lt2noy zsss'3sa r.. JOHNSTON Com,,,..,
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Gay s H AID RIO e xe1a

4 SENtJND hfFIVaI OF SfIAD EUE prOOUnctII fy The
N uiy and other Judges to be Of Ml,nls r
and among incest dccaces Of the break table. for "a.
by the pound ar half barrel For further details dro al
GLE san Corner, No. l2o sp 44l2h
IARPER For OUroBER.-Ilarpers Magazine for oc,,]
Il just Received ut [sept 26lts hICr0Es
EuCUMBER PICKLES. ready use, can be bought lower
~ than was ever read Ut nj No. l2D sept 26-,if
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PDoixet and tTah1s

Pocket and Table Cutlery.
assortment in this department Of trade is the most
WI s,c and varied have yet had The pleasure Of ovb,
to the public, embracing Pocket Cutlery from The cheap
qua, the finest maealso, Bowie and Bowie Spring
Knives: Table Cutlery In full ivory Knives only win
Silver Plated Forks: Rodgers SONS sefiIi Buck Hon
Handles Carvers stecs &c superior Shears for heavy goods
Scissors, &c. sAM'L NJ. SIMPSON
sept 20-dts
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81. MATTHIAS x. 90.
No. 81 Main treet. E,ncli:: irg. va

No. 81 Main 'treet. E.,nc2i:: irg. Va.
ia BEti leave 10 Cal -, irn b.. 90 .ir EOS
HSlarge AMI elegant stock OF fAl.4A AN
Va which viii be open for inspccon oAiAY neAt sep
tr 70 consisting In part Of vi ,vrt Beay-
er and Cloth cioak and worry Fall Wraplns also,
Great variety Of handsome Bonnes Miss Hats Children.
Hats AMI caps, Eilbens Flowers. Feathers Rouce Head
Dress ani Mohair Caps, Nett Caps and Golfers, Lace
" IS Back Front aud Side Hair rads tuGie, JET Ona-
men Fancy Hair Pins, Ccnb Brushes Soaps Perfuncry,
ana H"or ,krs with elegant lot of FUk5 from % uPio
go sell with many articles 100 mention We
feel assured that all In want ~ goods will find their avan-
e 1" call On US prepared sell very reasonable
prices
orders from te eeaniry will receive particular attention
~ REPAiiING done us usual In good style
sept 23-dt J. NJ & co,
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Or. W1Star So BalSam OF via Cherry.
I'M BALIOU'S Pictorial, OF lith July says:-Reaizing
EEp the al responsibility attaching to the Ed
UI and Publisher of widely circulated Journal should
deem ltle less Than crime 10 recommend medical
pound the oi which could conscicntiousy
iorc his basamic compound has become home fixture
persons suffer- and in attempted
their Coughs, Colds bronchial Pulmonary Complaints
usc Of this uncluallel remedy,
The following Certificate from distinguished gentleman
equally couclusVr
From Rev Henry Wood, formerly Editor of the Congreg-
ona Jonrna Concord n H.. recently American Consul
ri Be, root Syria, and now Chaplain in the Navy
toNCoRn, N H., March Q.
Mvs>rS SETH W. FowLE IL C,.-Gentshnea Two years
sudden and violent attack upon confined
To my bed for several weeks, and when recovered,
much oppressed by difficulty in breathing, that
able 10 s'cp or res. upon bod by night The suffering
extreme and Judging from the icacy of the
SUPPOSED the is,ah, incrabe Being persuaded u
tie of Ui~s Bnlsam f Wihi Ciyry without confidence in
its edeuc. found the difficult. almost entirely
bottle used up sympathy with fellow
duc,s To make this public statement
iclc Ia others similarly afflicted
With respect yours truly,
HENRY WOOD
N"n' genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper
PrpIrcd by = ". FOWLER co, BosroN and for sale by
Wimn y strohrr Co., and John II. seuy, Lynchburg T.
G. PIsh tanhrl C. H.; and by all Druggists aud dealers in
medicine throughout the city and country. sept l2.s
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New Fall Stock.

INAL OF 1S59I have Just hand the FGll Style SILL
l. HATS. [aug 3o-dsl z. SEABURY
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NEW BOOKS.
4 DAM BEDE b. George Elliott;
"A Hymns of Agrs
Mackays Life and Liberty in America;
Life for u Life. 4 Novel by author Jno Halifax
Four Years Whale Ship;
swallow Barn. BY j. r. Kennedy;
Sapoluunie Ideas;
Bowers Travels In Central Africa;
Henry 81 John. A new Novel by John Esen Cooke.
Alcohol aud Tobacco
Received to-day, ut PAYNE Il BLACKFORDS.
sept 15-dts o. Main Street. .
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ACCOUNTS DUE.
IL those having accounts will please cali and sd
"A tie ihen all are due LIST January and July, and
important that all collected We hone ON
country customer win either call send by ms l.
Yours respectfully,
aug Ats J. MATTHIAS a co.
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New Books at viCtOr's Hook Store.
SsFUvHE BERTRAMs"-By Anthony Trollope;
i ROMANCE HERo"-By author Of 'Mag,alen
stafford;
"wALrER THoRNLErr-By author Of "Aiien Preseott";
Love LTrTI.E, LOVE IR LoSG"-By "Reade.r
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14
A VxSKRAHLE AND ExrsESr LAWYER

A VESEHAHLE AND ENrSESr LAWYER.
DANIEL CADY, Of Johnstown, New York, ia
one of the oldest and most eminent lawyers
Of that State. He made his first motion in
the Supreme Court of New York, in 1898,
six,ytwo years ago. ALEXANDER HAMIL.
TON vas present and heard IT, and passed q
high compliment upon its ability. lie fire.
quently tried causes against AARON BusR.
The venerable President MAarrs VAN
BuRxS, who is now seventy-seven years Of
age, belonged to ayounger generation OF
lawyers. Mr.. CADY had praeticed under
four successive State Constitutions, and his
practice embraces the history Of the juris-
prudence Of New York ever since the Rsvo.
luton. Although eighty.six years Of age,
he still kept up his active practice, with an
energy most remarkable, until the other
day, when he WAS struck with the Gin Of
blindness.
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The Future u the Great West.

CALEs CUsuIS0, in u late speech in the
Massachusetts, Legislature, on the treasona.
bic Personal Liberty Bill, now pending, in
speaking Of the patriotism and conservatism
Of the Western States, warned his associ.
ates--
THAT these Western States will be, 10 1870
the absolute masters will not say the arbl-
ters, but the absolute masters Of the Atlantic
States, Admonishlng US that the time 10 not far
rem ts when the Northeastern and the South.
eastern States will be driven into friendly and
harmonious seton by that over mastering
power Of physical circumstances contained In
the immense resources and coming population
AID wealth OF the Northern Valley Of the Mis-
sls1ippi. They arc waiting, I say, for the time
when they " III control the Union and % they
are In preparation for the time whea they will
control the Union they not trouble themselves
with any line Of action which will tend 10 dc.
stroy the Union. ny no means. Knowing
that they are TO be its masters, and to control
1t, l repeat, they are now taking the baox
track toward. fsalty to the Union and the
Constitution"
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We have been waiting for the psblication
Of the opinion 10 extssso Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, in the Wiscen.
Gn fugitive slave csse, bat it does not sp.
pear. Doubtless, however, we shall soon
have II. Meantime, We presume the precise
points determined are stated In the subjoin-
ed brief abstract Of the decision:
Chief Justice fancy decided, according to an
abstract Of b. opinion which We Ind 10 the
papers, " that when person Ii In the custody
Of an ofiicer Of the United States, State may
indeed issue . writ Of habsas corpus, and the
officer holding the person In question In cns.
tody, must make return 10 the writ, % far q
to show that he holds him under precept Of
the United States Court, but no further; and
that tbsreupon the power Of the State 10 1t an
end. Neither the formality sor the validity Of
the process, nor the constit utiouahty Of the
act under which the process issnes, esn, after
such return, be inquired into, either upon =
writ ofhAbeAs corpus from state tribunal OF
upon any other State process. The right to
the possession Of persons or property cannot
be inquired into BY . State Cosrt BY an, pro.
cess whleh uansfers the same from The custod y
Of United states officer"
As the Black Republican press has al.
most universally attacked this decision, We
again direct attention TO the fact. that II
was coucurred 10 by the whole bench, in.
GLIDING Judge MCLEAN. We should like
TO hear even plausible argument against it
Tho simple decision is that State courts
cannot interfere with Federal courts in the
administration Of Federal law. That 10 oil
there 10 Of it. The decision is Is good com.
mon sense AZ il is good law.
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RErlRENENr ov VETERAN MEMBER {

RETIREMENT ov A VETERAN MEMBER or
CONGRESS. We learn from the Nashville
TENN Union Of the 18th ult.. that Hon,
GroRuE w JoSEs, ofTcnnessee, has with
drawn his name a. candidate for Congress
in the Sixth District Of that State. Mr..
JOINS has been in Congress Tor eighteen
years and has acquired grca, reputation
for honesty by his uniform opposition to oil
the corrupt schemes OF the lobby, and by
his objections to all questionable appropria-
tions. lie was one of the oldest members
Of the House, and was thoroughly wellin.
formed and skilled in all its rules and rou.
tine for the transaction OF business. In the
next House there will bc great falling oil
from the ability and experience Of the last.
The retirement OF JoSEs, OF Tennessee,
lrrcuER, Of Virginia, Stephens, Of Georgia,
Oar OF South Carolina, and Clippings, Of
Ohio, marks, indeed, new era in our Con.
grcssioual history.
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OUR CLANS AGAINST FoRKIGS GovrRS-
sksrs,-A public documcn, has been pub,
lishcd showing the claims preferred by ci,i
sns OF the United States against foreign
governments since the year 1916. for acts OF
spoliation and aggression. The list extends
through one hundred and twenty eight
pages The New York Herald makes up
an aggregate II the several amounts, allow.
ing fair deduction from the fgurs Of the
claimants. |, thus finds the gross amount
Of claims, specified and estimated, to be
s76,l12.4?3 of these there have been
settled and rejected claims to the amount o,
$685., s3o-scsving still due s59,3l9,393.
But probably fair aud comps:en, beard Of
examiners would be comPelsj TO cut these
sixty williops down very materially
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Tnx FRAZER RIvER Nkws.-Governor

THE Frazer RIVER NEws.-;overnor
J,xxs DorGL,s, 10 refusing TO allow the
American residents q. Victoria TO celebrate
AsnISGroSs Birth Day. showed himself
anything but . true Briton. or . liberal
minded gentleman. Uuder the Papal iiag
OF Rome. in the heart Of France, even at
Madrid and Vienna, there have been 20 de-
mails OF this kind. ltwooh SEEN. therefore.
that there is more Of Ilibersli,y on this ire
continent than among some o, the worst des.
potisms Of EUROPE. We think that Quoeu
NicroRIA and her Ministry viii blush Tor
the conduct o, their representative 10 this
part OF the British possess ons.
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Tus EAnr IIrs or MiSx WusH-

Tus EAnY lIrs or MlSs W usH.-lt
appears that the late NISs W ,lsp. OF New
York, served bis apprenticeship in Bslti-
NOR, a, hast 81 saws writer IN the Petsrs.
burg ENprrss, who vas bound a. an spprrn-
tice 10 the same shop With him This Was
IN ls9h The father OF MIX he SAYS. vas
graduate OF Trinity College. and VAS Goa
s'd,rNi one OF The bcst scholars in Bal,imore.
The writer further sist,s thai he parted
with Mas IN B,lI,more N l>1S. ard the
nex, he bcari oi him ne ,pru'Ni ~ a member
At CtogreN irOtn <tN York
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

Han llis rssRs The Hon. RosESr J
WAiArR has had NJ Bycu.SASs letter 10
hin ~hcn Goyernor OF kansas. photograph
cd a. a protection acains, accidents II ia
full AMI emphatic 90 the question Of submit
ting thc Constitution To the p,op'e. aud up
ga every other Pout which be subsequently,
abandoned
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

Ia the Congress Of the United States. in
December, 1872. the Senate appointed a
committee, consisting Of Mr.. CABor Of
Massachusetts,, chairman Mr.. READ, Of
Delaware, and Mr.. JOHNSON, OF North Car.
DINA Ito drAt Fugitive Slave Bill" s
they styled it. Soon Afterwards, Mr.. Ca.
nor reported such bill to the Senate and
on the 18th January, 1893. it passed that
body, unanimously, 1t Is fair TO presume, az
the yeas and nays were no. ordered On
the 10th OF the same month II Vas sen, TO
the House OF Representatives,. where il was
referred TO committee consisting Of Mr..
SspawrcS, chairman and BousSx. OF Mas.
saehus,ts and Mr.. wnirs OF Virginia,
who. on tho fourth Of February, reported it
to the House, where it was passed the next
day, by ?6 northern and % southern votes
On the 18th OF the same month, il received
the approval OF the President, and thus be-
came law OF the land-six,y-six years ago
last February.
That pr,si,ien, was GxosGE WAsuI>a-
roS ani among the members Of Congress
who voted ior il, were some OF the very
memhcrs OF the Convention tina, framed the
Constitution. viz: NICHOLAS CUBAN. Re-.
AKA SugKNA>. JoSAraAS DA,ro>, THos
fIrkslNso>s aud RoBr MosRl. all north
rrn men
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Tux Flxss PAX SwrSpLr.-A CORE

THx Flxs's Px,K SwI>pLr--A CORE
sporien, writing RON Fort laramie. SAYS
miner can average there has not been Two
thousand dellars' worth ~ lust or Jumps gath
erred. and IN the two towns OF Aararla Asd
pcnNer CITY, not mc-s lAh seven seven tAous-
Aae Sola-, 10 dust or cola can b raised.
How a haBdNj thousand Ieop'e, the
prSeut nuubsr Of eaigpn,s Gan Obtain
q suppor, RON ,h,Se mIucs. Is past compr
hens.oU. There mus, be unparalleled
saieriag eNcs,..ng even ,he ho;ruS o.! he
Fpar River rl DIS
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pHEATEp.-By vote OF los ayes to
10, nav, the Massachusetts, House Of Rep
r$u'a'ives defeated the ratification lav
u Which we referred The other day. hi.
$ good sgn tor the is,Gre q The bot bed
81. Ab0lIilon treas0r
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shtpments OF California Gold.

The following statements as to the ship.
men,s OF gold IRON California during the
last two years, We take FROM the Bonksr',
Magazine for March:
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OuR Clans AGAINST FOREIGN GovrR,

Total for ten years BY steamer $500. o,,, $50
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Maga.ne for March /:


Total exports. ..t7.74a,syo 81, ?5s,is
The shipments for ten years have been as
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Although many at'ewps nave oeen lately
made TO estimate the exact number Of ma.
,ives and foreigners in the army, no reliable
information could be obtained on that point.
Hundreds Of foreigners book themselves as
born IN this country, and even deceive the
cleveres, Judges Of sccentustioo. A good
authority says, however, that there are fully
5000 regular soldiers in the land service OF
the United States Of foreign birth. The
Irish clement largely predomiDates, and next
10 II, the German. It is estimated that we
hav- over two thousand e1- English soldiers
10 the army ard marine corps, besides a
large number o. Prussian, French. Austri-
aus, Foles and natives Of every other Euro
pean State