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ADDITIONAL NEWS ~ rHE AagrrruA.

cACkvfLLE, Dee lI
The principal Prulssn ofrana dasiars thatho fr.tsh
government hsa no ides Of applying 10 the Consress
70 cancel The causes Of the treaties of 1915 relative to
the Napoleon dynauiy. "
Nle Times Vienna correspondent learns from nfriip
that ffussia, Russia and Engaud we're endcavornr 10
eaab ah baais for their negotiation with Ffano and
Austria during the Congress.
fome dispatch Of The "a says the reporf that fta
Pope hhd hreedy conaentcd 10 bo represented a me
approaching Congress- aud had appointed Cardnnl An
tonele 20 represent him, was without foundnffan
The London star says that the Royal Commission
which was appointed 70 inqur8 into the national d..
fences have agreed 10 report the Southport dockvaid
tify them thoroughly.
The sar slso ssys that the Commlssloaers VIII re.
commend loan for the amount required
Considerable activity cvincod in shppina faroa,
for China, and Il expected that tbs last bip az
the Chinese expedition would have quilted Franes b.
Dec. 10th.
The monthly average Of the price Of wheat a. pub.
ihhed In the honiteur, shows an advance Of cent
me on the pfevl0ns months average.
ihs frenoh hiRate Perseverance, with troops f.r
Onlne % nag been lWice driven back by bad woather.
ne rs,s Bonrse was quite buoyant but the bealnaas
smah henie', on the I'd, clssed at 1of eOc.
~ Is rePoHes that the protest Of Auaifla aeninst
ths Regency OF buOncompagnis has bssnnwithdraEn
In conseqnenee OF Count Walewski having given ~,
assurance to Prince Meternich that the nomInafion
would Ia no" ~ay be prejudeial The Central italaa
dynastei.
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"a For the best qualities OF segLrs, Tobacco
and Snuff, so TO B @. DIetz III supsriOr.st.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

JzD~Seo advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver
lnyigeratOT.
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To MEssRs SHAW, MsLorzlo q Co, BLACK we'll
oENTs-fou have written to the Emperor to know
what MS Intentions are regards England. Great
lear or confidence should alone explain this rtep On
the one side possessed with an imaeinasy tro
bic which appears TO have seized upon your country
win the rapidly Of an epidemic, and on the other
hand you reeeon upon the loyalty Of him from whom
you desire desire reply. It s essy for ourselves Ia
give ~ II you had calmly examined the true state sf
your approximations that you had only found In
All tue tuners crested by your fellow countrymsn by
tee obstinate propagation or the most cbimerical
alarms because until now there not word or aa
act OF the Emperor which pernita doubt OF his sent
mens anu consequently of hs Intentions towards your
country HIS conduct, Invariably the same has not
changed moment. 10 show hts faithful and Irre-
proachsbo ally that what he has been he declare 1t
y you IN his name, will continue to be- witness sgag
the approaching community Of psrils to be shared
distance BY your soldiers and ours Great nBt tIors
should appreciate but not fear eaoh uthe4
Receive, gents, the eKpiesslJn 0f my distingaissa
sentiments. [Signed,l
SECRETARY OF THE EMPEROR,
~ Chief do Cabinet.
., Ihs report that Lord Pslnerston viii be the arst
rlenipotentary Of England the Congress had made
favorable impression on the Paris Bourue.
and closed at 71G
n. from Nav Ynrk
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY mORNINe, DEO no, 1850.
TRAvRLnn's nEGIsTER.


rB Citizens wishing conveyance te either the ab0ve
Trains Boats will he called for by the
Omnibus Line by leaving their address the Omnibus OF
ace bi superior street door neGtts Nsdaell House.
Nov Il 1859
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E-W' Travellers will bear in mind that Halls Ho.
mecpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the Woddei
Houae
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF MGR &

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
NHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTS in these Pills the result of long
extensive practie, Thoy md in their operation and
certain in correcu oil Irregularities, Painful henstrua
ttioIs, removing all obstrucons, whether from cold or
otherwise headache pain In the o. palpation of the
heart, whites, all affections Mysteries fatigue
Paln 10 the back and limbs, &c' disturbed sleep which
frOm interruption of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
the ent Of era IN tho treatment of
thoss irregularities aad obsrucons which have cons gned
thousands OF the young the beautiful and tho bo
lovod to Premature Crave No female eau erioy good
health unless she is regular and whenever an
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ure the most efeotua remedy ever known for all COM
plants peculiar TO Females To all classes they are uya.
liable HdIciag iOi csrtahty periodical rcgudry They
known to thousands who have them at dfe rent
periods throughout the country having anetlo of
Of The most eminent physicaHs Anerca Explicit dtree-
nORs s0tnO hen and Wheh sy shouid noi be used with
each Buxhe ice One Delidr zach bor containiag 40
Pitls. "
valuable pamrh ct 0 Je had nee oftho Agents Pills
eat ~ mat promptly by enclosing price tutho General
agent. Sold " DroggiSls generally
X. II. HUICHlNGS, Gone raj Agent
li5 Chambers ST. New YORK.
sold in Cleveland at WIN, Fisk's and dsloid i liam
m0nu's, d6c7euwd&W.k2O
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gperial Noitfts.


~ For Gas Fixtures ana Fitting, apply at
Eo91, ENsWoRIH co. Cor. superior reneca ~
pR. Jas. MoCLInrocE's PEcroRAL SYRuP.--
In the seemingly hopeless eli the earlier stages of
ohronio lung complaints crughing is sinrcpsant
the throat coated vii mucu The chest sunk, tho lunss
sore and the strength gone this sohing, rauquiizng
oouhetiran md restorative, will roscve fcn impond
ing death.
PIiee 81 o.. sod bv WV. FIsKE cleveland.
Rev. J. " Watson, Editor Of " N. W. Christ
tan A1voette" Chcago, ILL., says of Dr. MoCLINr0CK's
ASTHMA AND HOPING COUGH REMEDY
We a the attention Of brethren e ne ',et ,hs,
Erh moro than nine en,hs of ali nsdcinos much sud
Price re iS'Sss' . cents sSGSy wM EIsKE Cleveland
BRYANs TAsTRLEss VERMiFUoE.-Worms in
IN children n not dsoged lay the Of fatal
eases one dose this really pleasant liquid will destroy
and bring them away Its operation is thorough The
plaiut Fsrely returns Every constituent Of the Vermfuge
svssetubls and dhirmiss, II gives no paiu.
Price 25 cents. Sold by WIN. FIsKE,
Heez.ly1 CleYehnd.
DR. MoOLIHTOoE's CsLD AND CoyoH Mix
TURRAuons the cola and cough "romsdiss" that food
the market, this nane stands the solid Of
medical Or McClnock stands in the fore
Of the profession. lie stakes his reputation what he
fere to the sick rsnune curative. Never has hi
preparation falsaed his guaranty. Price 20 cents.
{ sold by wBI, FISKE, Druggist
Ncp-ssh stlhN
~ There is no Known Remedy can exceed
In illness Of cure and certainty effect that which
has oeeomo world famous DIR. IIosTETTER's sToM.
ACH BlTrERS For all diseases Of the stomach which
OF morbid nsure, ths Bittets have effected re
mh'khblv whsn many other remedies have failed
Hundreds Of certificate have been gvot by hoe who
thoroughly tested s efficacy all OF which oofrobope its
efcieney when It is administered according 10 the
uons each bottle
some Of The worst Of Dsspepsia ssd Co,tiyeness
have been permanently cured by the Of the Biters
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally ever,
dby Hostttter Smith, solS Proonttors, IS Water and
ss Front streets. Pittsburgh.
deol3 iw
CS- We ttipiced W ind that the renowned Chems
Of New England, Doct AVER has length turned his at
tenou to the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community. Our section Is healthy ahy other, with
single exception, and that the Fever an
hauos US On every side But lis remedy Ecure
shonld kno II uu ',f hs made Cast - this bsefu
~ the Mesi -tSeutiuel Farfeld, Iowa.
HoLLowAY's s--CosTIvENEss.--Th bow
els become torpid and poweess under continual purga-
ton. Holoways Pills penetrate to the nucleus OF the dis
and er dcste it. They the Vitaed
PARTICLES from the iRestnes by mild aperent operation
and tecuptrae their exhausted energy by restoring
aud visor they induce healthy action ana prevent re-
lap OF the malsdy For Piles, Fistulas Dyspcpss and
all disorders Vi the vsoerA they stand without rval
" Sold by all D uggiss, at 25c 62c and 81 per box
docls:lw
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REPLY

CLEVELAND, Dec 10, 1859
GFSTLEMEN:--You request has been re-
ceived expressing desire that should repeat
the lecture on Ireland, Scotland, England and
Fiance, delivered by me in December lat in
this city, at such time as may be agreeable.
The elements favoring, it will give me pleas
ure to comply with your request, by repeating
the lecture on Tuesday Evening, December 81,
at half past seven o'clock, P. NJ, at the Acad-
emy Of Music Very Respectfully,
WILLIAM ABBEY.
To Hon. Geo. Senter, Hon. 8. J Andrews,
Rev. W. H. Goodrich, Rev. +. L. Brown.
Hon. Wm. Slsde, Jr. And others
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported ~ the linton Tolegraph,
otFloki WARiNee BloeE, oonNER o. hANK AMI
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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rRn VERY LArssr.


LoSnoN, vim Queenstown, Dec. eth. The f,llovins
letter hiss been published here:
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Cash Capital and Surplus. Jaly lst, ls5a.
esaO,esI,sO.
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MYSTIC COAL OIL u LAMPS.

ENGRAVINGS ARE GIVEN
rg-CaiitS tSf Circular and nee the indsedSssisi "a
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The exourSionists efG Warren at A. NJ Friday,
aud returned TO Erie, whence they dispersed to
their several places OF abode abundantly pleased
with the smooth aud good condition Of the track,
the hospitality Of the company and OF The people
oi warren, aud ia short, with the "opening Of the
Sunbury Eric RailIOsd."
We must DO allowed 10 express our special
thanks to Messra Rawle, Clark and Galbraith, OF
Erie. tor items" and noticeable points ON the road.
Long may they wave
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-03
$ d @ cial n O t i G. @ s.
M A s O NJ I @

a Trinity Lodge, No, ct, T, a. M.-ITod
NY thcirrcgular communications at Masonic
w Hall, Weayervillc, on the last Monday of
each month.
1s0~ Hour Of meeting, G o'clock, Pm.
II. T. MILLER, Sec'y. 25td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-03

G0~II0ll'S Sarsaparill0, Vel
low Dock and Iodide Of Potass, is prepared from
the finest Red jamaica Sarsoparilla and English
Iodide of Potass--admirabc MS a restorative and
purifier Of the hlood--t cleanses the system OF
all morbid and impure understanding PIN
pies, bois and eruptions from the skin, cures
rheumatism and pains Of all kinds. All who can
afford should use IT, as it tends to give strength
and prolong life. Sold by Druggists generally,
at Sl.00 per bottle.
II. HALL Z: CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, I43 and ll5 Clay street,
San Francisco. 3Sl3n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-03
yycayerviIic Post Office.

Tho mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
=. .bo steamer of Dec goth, will close at this Of
oco on Thursday evening, December 18th, at o.
',,oi, ~ m. JAS. O'CONNOR, P. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-03

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No, 12, I. 0.
O. F.-Meets on the evenings Of the first and
third Monday Of each month. at Odd Fellows
Hail. " CliG'ord's' building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
ltd. A. NJ. KRUTTsCnNITT, 5.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-03
EStray Cattle.

0AME INTO THE PREMISES of the under
" signed at the mouth of Rush creek about two
months since, one brndle COW, about years old
and one red hefer, about years old. The cow
Is marked with swallow crop on left ear, and on
the right with square crop The heier is marked
with swallow crop on right ear, and square crop
on left. The owner can have them by proving
property and paying charges. c.. w. WOOD.
Rush Creek, Nov. 26, 1850. 453w-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-03
TRINITY CHAPTER,

mseyr~ No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
SyS%9 on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
6s3aV,ass each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weavervilc
2Gtd. JNo. A. WATSON, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-03
Fl M BoLDT
rOnsOriaI and Bathing Establishment.

WllE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform the
l. citizens of Weaverville that he has fitted up
The above establishment, one door below the ST.
Charles, where he will continue business.
IaG-llot, cold and shower Baths after Monday
next. HENRY JOSEPH
Weavervile, Nov. &c. 1859 45td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-03
L O O. F.

NORTH STAR LODGE. .syEEHggs.g,e,e
No Gl. meets every Wednesday lssvgsSs
evening, at 7 o'clock, at Odd Fellows ~>E,A,,>'
Hall. Main street Weavcrylle. All visiting Bro
theirs are cordially invited to attend.
It'd i. WALTER, Il. s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-03
T-ui.on Notice.

A LII PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING
IA Liens on the following described property,
viz One frame house and lot, located on the
east side of Main street. in the town Of Weaver
vlle county OF Trinity, and State of California,
known as the Diana,' and now occupied by
Love & Brown, are hereby duly notified to be
and appear in the court of D. Webster Clegg, on
Saturday, Dec. 10th, 1859, at 10 o'clock, a. M,
and to exhibit then and there the proofs of said
Liens, according to an Act to amend an Act en-
titled can Act for securing Liens to Mechanics
and Others" passed April 10, 1856, and approved
April 22, A. d., 1858. BY order OF said Court,
o. PETERSON.
l.. LINNENBAUM
Wcavcrville, Nov. Is, 1859 443is.
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Absurdities in Regal Life.

When the Queen of England, Louis Phil
lipe and the Duke of Wellington paid visit
to Elton, upon the visiters' book being pre-,
scented to them, the King of the French,
somewhat ungallsntly, took up pen and
signed his name at the top of the page
Etiquette would not permit the Queen to
sign her name under any other; she there.
fore turned over the all but blank leaf, and
wrote her name at the top of the next one,
and then handed the pen to the Duke. The
Queen now, as formerly, may not speak to a
tradesman. We ourselves have seen her
standing not yard away from one. address
ing all here enquiries to an equerry, who
repeated them to the tradesman, and again
repeated to her Majesty all his answers
RniEe's DiaIM
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Virginia Lands.

We are much gratifed to observe the ev-
licences of improvement in the market value
of lands in our commonwealth. Ever since
the Inauguration of the railroad system
amongst us, there has been generally an
upward tendency of prices, and sales have in
most of the districts penetrated by the loco
motive, testified to this agreeable fact. There
can be no greater evidence of the prosperi-
ty of State than steady and progress
sive enhancement of the landed interest,
which is the main foundation upon which
her wealth and power are built Commerce
unaided by agricultural products. can do
but little towards rearing protecting, and
charging the fabric of q commonwealth 8
fortunes. The merchant-the mechanic ALL
classes and PROFESSIONALISM dependent up
on the fruits of the soil for support and
prowess.
Whenever therefore, the farmer aud the
planter are in thriving condition, the State
is prospering-and rise rersa.
We have recently noticed in our exchanges,
statements from various directions, OF land
sales at high figures. In regions, where
heretofore, lands were with difficulty sold, at
rates exceedingly low, they now easily find
purchasers ut an advance of from lOO to 500
per cent. upon these rates. In this way the
circumstances of hundreds and thousands OF
individual land owners have been solidly
improved on the one hand, whilst on the
other the annual revenue of the common
wealth has been correspondingly augmented
by the increased assessed value OF lands.
Virginia may now be classed amongst the
most progressive of the old States, and al
though her measures of internal improve
ments have been in some instances, very de-
fective and imperfect, they have, nevertheless,
accomplished 80 far, very handsome and en-
couraging results. 1t is to be hoped that tho
Legislature will henceforward strive by jul
dicious use and direction of means, to con-
summate the great work which has been
commenced. -Ptersbuy Express.
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The Next President,

The signs of the times indicate strong
probability that there will be NO election of
President by the people, and that the cleo
ton will 90 to the House OF Representatives.
In that event it will require majority Of
Statcs-eightecn- elect. The House will
commence balloting on the ID Of February,
lSGl, and may continue till the morning of
the 18th Of March, when, if neither of the
candidates has majority, the Constitution
thus provides for the emergency:
Art. H.. If the House Of Representatives
shall not choose Il President whenever the
right of choice shall devolve upon them, he
fore the 18th of March next following, then
the Vice President shall act as President, AZ
in case Of the death or other constitutional
disability Of the President"
The Constitution, of course, refers to the
Vice President elect; but if the election of
the President by the people fails so will that
OF the Vice President; (unless--which is
hardly probable candidate for Vice Pres
idcnt shall be- run on two Presidential tick
cts, Us in the case of Mr. Calhoun in which
event the Constitution makes the following
provision:
IF no person have majority, then from
the two highest numbers on the list the Sc
nate shall choose the Vice President. A
quorum for the purpose shall consist of two
thirds of the whole number of Senator'S
and Il majority Of the whole number shall
be necessary to a choice
The Senators vote not by States but in
dividually, because they represent States,
but in this way, some States may lose their
vote by Il disagreement between their two
Senators The number of Senators will be
sixty-cight, of which number thirty-five will
be necessary to choice, for, it will be OBJ
served, that majority of the whole body
is requisite NorjoH HcraH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-26

In reply to letter from DIR. Paul CALI
the Secretary Of State says, that a passport
is never issued to person born abroad, I'M
less he shall have been fully naturalized &C.
cording to law; and what protection pass
mort would be to naturalized citizen going
to Austria, will depend upon the laws of that
Empire, as there is no treaty between the
United States and Austria which bears upon
the subject"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-26

Edwin II. Webster president of the Senate
of Maryland at the last session of the Les's-
lature of that State, has been nominated as
the American candidate for Congress from
the second Congressional district. AT the
nominating Convention, JAS. B. Ricaud, the
late representative, was present, and express
ed his qualification at the result. promising
10 give the nominee his cordial support.
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The Black Tongue.

Dee, Destroyed by Herds.-We learn that
the disease known in the West and South
west as BLACK Tongue" is prevailing to a
fearful extent among the animals in the
lower part Of Missouri, the deer and cattle
being the chief victims of it's ravages. Mr.
David Rhodes informs the editor Of the Iron
ton Furnace, that he saw fourteen dead deer
at one pond IN Bollinger county, Mo-, and
numbers of others scattered through the
woods some dead and others dying from the
effects Of tine malady. In Wayne county, no
less than fifty were found dead, near Green
wood Valley, i'll that county, and in the
nefghb"rng woods the air WAS loaded with
the stencil from their carcasscs. At the Pal
ling Spring, in Carter county, Mo, thirty
died in one night; and at Eleven Point, in
Oregon county, Il large number was found.
The cattle have been attacked by the afec
ton also. but its effects on them have not
been ~ terrible as on tho deer, which are
threatened with utter determination. The
disease is the same, we presume, rs that
which caused. such havoc among the deer of
Florida, about a year ago.-.H. Louis NeUS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-26

Hon. Reverdy johnson, of Baltimore Is
to visit Paris, in few months, for the pur-
D ose of having an operation performed on
one of his eyes, the sight of which was des-
troyed several years ago, by the ganclng OF
a ball from a tree, whilst he was practising
with pistols, with some friends; the ball
striking him near the eye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-26

The National Intelligencer gives the his
tory of the first step taken by our govern
ment to suppress the African slave trade, to
show that nothing like sectional considera-
tons entered into the matter then-but that
members of Congress from the South were
side by side with those from the North IN
the stand then assumed. The subsequent
measures adopted in 1918 and 1890, afixing
additional penalties to the traffic, were IN
like manner adopted by the common consent
of Representatives from all parts OF the
Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-26

The Washington Constitution congratu-
lates the Democracy upon "the great re-ae'
ton" which has lately taken place in public
sen timent in relation to the present Admin
istration. How this 're-action" has exhibi-
ted itself, or where it is to be seen, We can
not cav.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-26

The Tournament at the Warren Springs
came off on the 22d instant. Mr.. Maddux'
of Salem, was the successful Knight, and
crowned Miss Richardson, Of Fairfax, Queen
of Love and Beauty. Gov. Smith was pre-
sent and delivered an appropriate address to
the Knights, upon entering the ring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-26

Leonard Scott Co. have republiahed the
August number of Blackwood's Magazine.
Il contains articles on the London Exhibi-
ton, the Luck of Ladysmeade-continued,
Lord Macaulay and the Highlands of Scot
land. the Peace, &C., &c. Robt. Bell, agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-26

A LARGE FAuILY-The Nashville Adyo-
cate, in speaking Of q large camp meeting re-
Gently held in that vicinity, says that among
the persons present was church member
named Lynch, man Of wealth and Of great
lberality 'IIe bore the burthen Of feeding
and lodging" large number who were on the
camp ground. This Mr.. Lynch must be a
remarkable man; he has now nineteen chill
dren, and his father had thirty-two, and at
one time during the last war, thirteen Of his
sons were in the army, The state Of Virgin
in, where he then lived passed an act re-
leasing the patriotic patriarch from all taxa
ton