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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 7, 1859.

We WOULD SUGGEST TO THOSE OF OUR READERS
who in want of a REALLY SUPERIOR Cook STOVE, to
call upon
MEssRs. ROBBINS Co.,
46 and 4S Light street
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PRESERVING JARsl PRESERVING JARsr

FINE TABLE CLARET.-Another supply received
by GREEN& YoE, SO Baltimore street j27-tf
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MARSHBANK FULTON,

For Wood Coal This Stove has better reputation fro
the hundreds who have tried it, than any other within the
scope of our knowledge and certainly deserves it. Call and
it. s-.eotf
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THE BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANy's Coal

TIE bAhIInUhE OUAL OUMPANY s OUAL
Is offered to manufacturers shippers and consumers at
LOW PRICES any good Coal in market Orders for
immediate delivery flied VERY LOW RATES
CHARLES GILMOR, Sole Agent,
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PERSONAL,

The New Orleans Picayune tells very mournfu
story of Joseph Petit, young man in that city,
who being trusted by his employers with 500 to
deposit in bank, spent $500 of it son spree" His
aged mother sought him out, procured the remain
der of the money, returned it to his employers and
begged their forgiveness of her sons sin They
promised to do so, and went to the Mayor to with
draw the charge, but were too late-the prisoner
had committed suicide under the shame of being a
prisoner charged with theft.
A Washington correspondent estimates the
profits of the Presidency, unIer Buchanan, at fif-
teen thousand dollars year. He says that Mr..
Buchanan is singular man in his personal expen-
ditures. He never had any tastes or appettes out
side of his circle of admirers and friends He has
reduced, by the closest calculation, the domestic
management of his establishment to a science AL
most the entire expense of the White House paid
by Government The servants, the lighting, the
stabling, the general police of the establishment,
are provided for in the appropriation bills The
music of the grounds is furnished free out of the
public treasury. He gives private dinner daily,
perhaps; but he did so before he was elected to the
Presidency. During the sitting of Congress he
gives weekly dinner, to which he invites, first of
all, the Supreme Court of the United States, then
the Diplomatic Corps, and afterward the represen-
tatives of the people of both branches in deta but
all this under system of close management, costs
arativelv little.
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John 4 nORSnN 4 CO

LOOK HERE, STRANGERl
Ifyou want either CHINA, GLASS, or COMMON WARE
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jFD THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE TENTH
- WARD as well as those who have signed the call
for an organization meeting and all others in favor Of The
2fn M are requested 70 meet at RECHABITE
~ O'Clock. GEO WM BR0WN.' at
ol-2tH - Chairman of the Committee
{TyD ELEVENTH WARD REFORM MEET
VERNON MAL Howard Sns S stTee Wf pe x %
Gee o ana streets IN THIS FRIDAY EVENING
1D NCTICE.-A MEETING of the VOTERS
REFORM MOVEMENT viii be held at the Hail on tb
~ EVERY Ev iHa 5?eH s sfds S9 TS
UNTIL ELECTION, at halfpast seven O'clock Ali n.y.
su' By 0 6RBER al 6F raE c6M ai9a
R~P FIFTEENTH WARD REFORM MEET
- lNG-The voters of this Ward friendly to the Reform
are requested meet at No Il Howard street
AEAT, at ~ o'c ock. o6 ~
{~D THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ STTPPG{KSY ~ In, T 9ET II GARpNER
WI! take place at the Ofc. Company. No Il Second
s- t%eo ON PIT, TIE THIRD MONDAY IN OCTOBER
P BALTIMORE GYMNASlUM.-AT THE
- ANNUAL MEETING OF this Association the follow
"E ON werG esets ed f9 o. The ensuing
street. '
$Ssc1etary-N MER%R s7 49, Fgyetse street
rus DIRECTORS.
cT ffBBHER e Sc E II Ho%ara street
K; !; SWANC0AT. No. 1872 W Pratt street. up Stairs
AG GGBG GA All z No. IS " Baltimore street
Prisons wishing to join tie GY Gs1UM will apply to
in F& &G e. and RRR OF viii G
October lSt Admission ior the year TEN DOLLARS in
will be received at FIVE % Lars -'DH'''' o' 10Y
GYMNASTICS-Prof c. BECKER
FEHNGGINGocProE 5. QDENDHAL.
SIG 2nN BY order, MERRYMAN Sanrator,,
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CHEAP CHINA STORE, Nos and N Charles street
they will sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST Give them call and examine yourselves jat
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PRESERVING JARsl PRESERVING JARS
At No. IS SouTH STREET, near Pratt,
Sole Agent for MASON'S PATENT SHEET METAL,
SCREW TOP JAR All that is necessary being screw
the down the Rubber gasket, making perfectly
mir tight and reliable Jar. ..
Constantly on hand large assortment of CHINA GLASS
and QUEENSWARE at the lowest wholesale prices
STONE and EARTHENWARE at the lowest factory
prices
je2-tf RORERT ~ pANUc
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FINE GoLD WATCHES OF ALL DEscn1prIoy

FINE GOLD WATCHES OF ALL DEsCRIPTIONs.
ONE the most splendid assortments of WATCHES in
this country TO be found at the subscribers am
santly receiving Watches from England, France and
Switzerland, and will sell at the lowest for first
Watches
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
Importer of Watches and Jcwey Manufacture of Silver
Ware, wholesale and retail corner Of Calvert and Water SITS
Baltimore.
y. B-Spansh Silver Coin wanted sol If
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IMPORTANT TO HorsEKEEpERs

IMPORTANT TO HoUSEKEEPERs.
To know that they can money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, at Office oCty Steam Fire Wood
Mil,
NO. 3NORTH STREET
sOn JAMES II. JOHNSON
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANY's c


IardsN. W. corner Paca and German streets; Howard
above franklin street. Office 81 Second street opposite Town
Clock. S29-lm
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CHINA.

CHINA
GLASS,
AND QUEENSWARE
Il. P. EAGLY,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer H
CHINA,
GLASS,
AND QUEENSWAEE
ROCKINGHAM WARE AND STGNEWARE,
at Factory Prices,
apl9tf Not HANOVER STREET near Baltimore
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J. & r. CAMPBELL,

J. & R. CAMPBELL
81 BALTIMORE STREET, cornerot Charles,
Invite the attention of purchasers
TO THEIR RICH AND
MOST ELEGANT SELECTION OF
WATCHES, JEWEIRY,
SILV Err AND PLATED WARE,
" hich will be sold at exceedingly low prices. ai-tf
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-''' "-'N'''
volumes
BYRoN's POLITICAL WORKS.
10 volumes.
osoo.t UNIFORM WITH THE BRITISH POETS.
NEW JEWELRY.
Nv
W, o-il-','
pElP1 rrwprpv
''i'' ''' "Ai'S'
ELEGAN! PARIS CLOCKS,
Hh9I QUALITY ALBATA WARE
"'"P''
,o,,,, .,.,,
VI "I'A "i'AS"ES'
DIAMONDS
fUHIES,
rvrpArDs
sAfFHlRES'
IN GREAT VARIETY.
IrHoLrstyr ,,-o ,n7,,,
CANFTEID. BRO. X Co,
------- :, =, :, = '.''i''e >eess
~ u %, Ha
10y RANGES, S9
Il y \ Il >,
--N i"'''-'"-'' "hAI h".
We haYein store an assortment orhe above articles ccu
tion ....,. '''' '''''r after an c&am'ha
Among the new Stoves &C. manufactured s,.,,,s.Ie c
this Falls sales NJ,
THE SrOIrVT yrppUo>r
AMI fATA' SEQ CooklNG'ST0VES,
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TIE POINTEp YOKE SHIFT

Is manufactured 20 order by
CONSTABLE, WALLER Il Co,
l55 Baltimore street
This pattern oftheir o,0ninventon which, many
changes they prepared to pronounce perfect
Give them call-oppese the Museum.
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Coal Under Cover

BosToN Coal CoMPANY's LUMP Coal,
For SALE Low by
HALL & LONEY,
Sc Buchanans wharf,
OFT. d, LoNEY &CO,
u If sR South street
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Weare prepared to deliver any quantities above cee
hated COAL also Medium, Free Burning ana Cumberland
Goals at the lowest pc Orders respectfully solicited
satisfaction warranted
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BEWARE OF DECEPTION

BEWARE OF DECEPTION .
There sole ercce agent the sale of the kind
Of Coat hercttoTc sold by tie Baltimore CoqI Company
and kRcpR as GENUINE BALTIMORE COMPANY COAL. Any
such preensons fraud and dec poa We caution
suhers against buying interior article under the Old
trade marx, and invite attention to the following
WuKEsBARRE, PA, June c, 1853.
hereby certify that have mined prepared shipped
all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company city
OF Baltimore and elsewhere for the past years up Sep
TENDER, 1851 and the Coal sending GROVE, NIL
LER CO. aud others Of Batmor is precisely the same
kind of Coal, from the vein, and fully equal any
shipped BY for the Baltimore Coal Company with whom
have now connection am answerahle for the cha
ractar of their Coz. since September 1857.
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ECoNoMY ECoYoMY!!
AnOILAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
THIS be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No 3 NoRTHsIREET.
sl0tf JAMES II. JOHNSON.
LADD, WEBSTER Co.'s,
CNRIyALLED SEWING MACHINES
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR,
September 30h, 1859.
R5- Baltimore Office,
2e2 BALTIMORE srREET.
o5f Opposite H. Easter & Co.'S
We INVITE THE ATTENTION CT PURCHASERS TO OUR
stock of fine FANS and HAIR PINS of the newest styles
suitable for presents
Jar CAMPBELL,
stiff 227 Baltimore street, corner of Charles st
MILLER & BEACHAM'S
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES SrpEET.
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited. us-t..
ENpLING WooD KNDLING WooDll
SAWED SPLIT wooD, or ANY SEE
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood MIL,
No NORTH STREET.
sl0n JAS. H. JOHNSON
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE
NeW and Taaa5ls Improvements
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.
CSE-yl[E~GDE|g1G.
This the only stitch that cannot be ravelled and that
presents thes upon each side the seam
is made with two threads, upon each side the fabric
and interlocked in the centre oft Send for CrcuIa!
OFFIGE-265 W. BALTIMORE STREET
sI6N Baltimore M
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WATER GAs.-On Saturday evening last the city
OF Wilmington was lighted with gas made from wa
ter, under the patent of Professor Sanders of Gin
clnnati. A large company were present to witness
the success of the experiment. The Philadelphia
journals furnish accounts of the display which was
effected by turning off the supply of coal gas and
running the water-gas through the pipes. The
light produced is described as thrice as brilliant
and twice pure as any that the citizens had be-
fore known; but the water-gas requires anew kind
of burner, and it was only where the new burners
were used that the light was superior The theo-
ry of Professor Sanders process is thus stated:
"Wa alter, as steam is decomposed by being passed
over red-hot charcoal, and the resulting gases-
hydrogen, carbonic oxide and light carburetted
hydrogen-are chemically combined with heavy
carburetted hydrogen, or light-giving gas, by the
decomposition of rosin or coal-vapor simultaneous
y with and in the presence of the accommodation of
the vapor of water.
''TO the non-scientific reader this explanation
may not be very Ineligible and we may therefore
remark that from water alone light-giving gas can
not be manufactured; but by using the gas as into
which water can be decomposed, in combination
with the gases produced by the decomposition of
coal or rosin, all the lightgvng properties of the
latter are preserved, and consequently there is a
large economy over the old process.
"Rosln Is used as the carbOnZing element at
Wilmington, and it requires but from twenty five
to forty pounds of rOsin to make thousand feet of
gas. BY the customary mode of gas making but
from live to seven feet of gas per pound is produced
1t is claimed that by Sanders process gas can be
furnished at from thirty to fifty cents per thousand
feet.
Gin this city we pay from $3.50 to SO per thous-
and feet for gas Should the invention prove to be
all that is claimed for it, its introduction in all the
cities and towns of the Union must follow. In this
city alone its general use, at fifty cents per thous
and feet, would cause saving to our citizens of
from ten to fifteen millions of dollars year,
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PART I.

l. Quartete for Piano, Violin, Viola
and Violoncello by. BEETHo VEN
z Allegro for four stringed instruments MOZART
.. Duet for Piano and Violin, from W.
Iell osborn ct BERIoT
PART
l. Andante and Capricco.. ...., . ScYUBERT
2. The Austrian National Hymn for
four stringed instruments HAYDN
j. Trio-Concertant sur DIES themes Ital-
lens, pour Piano, Violin, ct Violon-
celo...... Y n
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NOMINATION OF WILLIAM p. pREsrov

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATING CONTENTION
or THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
TRICT
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J. B. T. PHELPS,

q D. I 7 HtbE'sl
GEN LEMEN'S WEAR
100 BALTIMORE STREET,
m9-u Baltimore
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THE GREAT OYSTER DIsCovERY.-The Norwak
Gazette, of October 4th, says that up to Saturday
night, inclusive, upwards ots 100000 bushels of
oysters had been taken off in smacks, schooners
and other craft All through the week from two
dredging and again on Sunday over a hundred
sail could be counted on the spot from the Connec-
ticut highlands. gentleman competent to Judge
who has been upon the ground, gives it his opin-
ion that the entire bed cannot be exhausted in five
years
The average earnings of every man who has
worked upon the spot is stated in the Norwalk pa
per to be, at the lowest figure admissible twenty
dollars day. The discovery is more remunera-
tive and valuable than any gold mine ever discov-
cred in California. The excitement all along the
Sound continues.
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
IA MIL Y Sc WING MA CHIMES
NEW sTYLEs-PRICEs, $50 TO sl25
HEMMERS, s. EXTRA.

BALTIMORE July Ilth, 1889
The undersigned have used the 'GROVER& BAKER,
SEWING MACIIIN rs for five years past and in all that
time it has fully met expectations every particular
We can recommend them therefore, with entire confidence
as the very hest machine in use.
... ... JOSEPH BICKERTQE Il co
BALTIMORE, July 10th, 1889
1t affords much pleasure bear testimony to the ex
cellency of Messrs. GROVER & BAKERS SEWING MA.
CHIMES, having in my family which does all that is
protested for it, and iii beauty and quetness that is
delightful in the household
Rev. JNO. McCRON,
Pastor Third Eng Lutheran Church
SALESROOMS-lsl Baltimore street, Baltimore
495 Broadway, New York
~ Send for a Circular j2s-tt
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DIED.
On the evening of the 9TH instant FRANCES relic of the
late Rev. VIM. Ford, in the 18th year If her age.
On the 5h instant, Mrs ISABELLA BENOiD in the 26th
year of her age.
On the 9Th instant, LEONARD CUNTS, in the e8h year
OF his
At Woodbery Md, IN the ith instant. GEO. W JEANS
in the SD year of his age '.'E -I'
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MILLER & BEACHArS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited lst..
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~ THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE AS
USUAL. s4f Fl uai sa t;n R sslm
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THE WEEKLY EXCHANGE,
4 GOOD TIME TO SUBSCRIBE!

THE WEEKLY EXCHANGE for the pres mt week
contains the first number of intensely interesting story,
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EINDLlNG WooD kINDLING WooDl
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, OF ANY SiGu.
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood ATill,
No. NORTH STREET.
10 II JAS. H. JOHNSON
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LIST Innings, l56
Giving the latter Ga to spare.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05
Mr.. Lynch and tho New Constitution.

1t will be remembered by our readers. that our
Gptemporary Of the RcpHtiirn", some time since
attacked Mr. Gosgn for his alleged vote against
the new Constitution. We then rci"ined by sta;
ing that Mr.. Lynch had done likewise. This
statement was made upon the authority of n gcl-
teman who. we supposed. VA, informed upon the
subject, and who, We were satisfied, would not IN
tentonally mslead IL.
The Rcpubiicun denied the charge and
made the ameHtic honorphf Ivy ie,racting it.
Since that time however, We have procured n copy
Of the Journal of the Convention, and found that
We were right; that W., Lynrb dill rate against
the Constitution. and against suhmWi"9 II 10 Ne
people, After the Constitution had been framed
cd on motion of Mr.. Wise it decided in tie
affirmative hy ayes - noes 3d. Mr. Lynch voting
with the minority and against the ensrossmcnt.
Here was the t,M question:; no mnn voted against
tho engrossmcnt who was in favor of the meas
ure. and no voted for the engrosSment who
was opposed to the amended Constitution. But
this is not all. After the cngrossmcat Of the
Constitution, it put upon its passage and de-
cided in the Affirmative, fhe next question in
order, was TINT upon the adoption of the "Schc,l-
ule" proposing To submit the amended Cons,itu-
ton to the fat Of the people, and upon this Iucs
ton Mr.. Lynch again voted in the minority, and
against submitfng tie question IF die adopf'on IF
the amended Constitution 10 The pcoplc.! See
Journal Of the Convention, page 4lo. What will
the Republican say to this? Does our cotempo-
rary not see that Mr.. Lynch voted against the
Constitution where his vote could be most sHtctrr
and that--if his wishes could have availed, the
people would never have had the opportunity to
pronounce upon the measure. and those voters to
whom he SO ardently appeals against Mr. Gogsin,
would still be- di.tranchisedP
We have no disposition to play the demagogue
in this matter. but intend to combat the Repudii-
can and its candidate with the weapons they have
furnished. 20, jew | thank thee for that word -
The Republican appealed to the young men Of
the Stale to vote against Mr.. G,ggn because of
his supposed opposition to the present Constitu-
ton, Though the charge Is not proven and now,
we maintain that the Republican. if it would pre-
serve consistency, must repudate Nc. Lynch.
What say you neighbor? Come. face the music,
and swallow your own medicine with the bes;
possible grace.
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Political Problems.

r.. N..k,;if. n.rc.. c..c;.h.s tha snhi oin ed
l. -. -, a.
hss u Poi't'cai pfoo'em-' WHO" -" suo"''''" W
the solution Of those who are curious IN snch
matters. As none Of the Democratic papers Of
T.nr..... h.ya 6.rn;.bcd .a,i.f.ctorv answers.
81, a.. A.. 49,.
"P,".' '".'" "'''' w. WV "ope
OF our virginia pcmocrat'e organs OF o's'''s "'"y
be able to furnish the required explanations.
Answers NAV be slipped under the door of our
omo..
rrc...a,
os.aas ION p.am ..'a;.;a,,. ..,a,,,'ona"
wen oPe,".'"ns "e'o s. .':.. ~ ~. III
non !. .na"'o ",'a " u H. ha,s..,;a .n,ap;a,
no pruning P '""'.' ""u W. 49, "pr -
m1" IL: "'',a !. ,a,'. ,'r.,a H., -. :"
s ~ ""u'u " .aNp ~ U.'';s" ' "' :"
r. MI, w, ~ ~. -. ~, - =. n Al,
o. "n. r. nr. WI IT,, Ill., "na Ill
=. ~ a. - '.a.,. c.. 49,, hn,dr.d
.S ~ m". ,,,, - ,', ~ ri. nrs,. al ha nov 10
S.s.. ri I'D p.a.;Jon, Rnhnnan d, In.
49, ny ~ ',;., 10 ,r,da
Ye -. ~. na....,;' ao,. lo.n.- or TIM
Ia, H.. IL panro.on,.,;,es turnod thief and
'.',. III a. G.r,',,on, rnnJs IN h;s ro..es.nn
s s," ." ~, ,, ',,". nom"cra,;, cer. elect
~ =, ,h., sa,,', n,,n,ors IF ,ie iImso steal he.
=. '. Wv e Ia. ,a.,,s ar So
Ie az, r'i," ~ < - ~, nn,ocrn,;c Rc,ro.
Nv e., az, =, ,La C ,,rn.s ~ II n ifni,oJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

Szs>ss,-pss shsir ssal u condemnation sPsa
this edsous proceeding. Let true States Rights
nsu-whsthsr Wigs Or Democrais--rsssat shis
fs&txal interference with the local aaairs OF .
SsV6siee stais. Ths people Of Virginia are
eutp>tsat 70 he management Il their own cleo.
tio1h Fsr The sake cf the esaapls, no less than
81 Ne sske u the iuporssat principle involved.
this villainoas step Of the Administration should
b promptly rsbuked.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

FRoN WASHINGTON Washington. Monday May
2.--Iha Postmaster General has not yet exanI;n.
ed the bids for the California Mail service. y
m'ng ii e bidders nre the old Nrnrasu. Transit
Company, who hope to get the mail Contract, and
It's protc c,ion enforce the Transit contract with
Nicaragua. The State Department will refuse To
interfere in the matter. AM Gen. Jerez has nrt-
fed the Government that the old Company will
le s;opped. Mr.. White threatens to crush the
pr, sIetts Of the Company il he is dropped. Judge
II 1t will endenvor to avoid all complications.
The agent Of large German Association had an
interview to-day with Senior Mata, iu relation t. ~
Colony contra It which they desire to ohtaiu fro 4
Mexico. Sen n Ma n took the proposition und ,r
adsisemcnt and ill communicate it Ia his tic g.
ornament. The Association, | learn, possess lar re
means, and me willing to como under militia y
obligations 10 the Juarcz Government.
s"n"r Malta failed to receive dispatches tt day.
bus regards the reported disasters Of the Lite lls
as or email IN 'n,ent. lie was called upon today
by IL" Hon William Chnrchwell with whom he
hal - long interview on Mexican affairs.
thevnler HUI .cmann laid before Gen. ca IS to-
day dispatches received by HIN touching the war
ul'st,n in E,r.pe.