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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-11
TIE UNION.
MoRGAETowN, FEB. II, 1859.


~ YALENTINE's DAY is close AT
hand--so they say at Fitch & SCOTS
Book and Drug Store, where they have
the choicest lot of Valentines that ever
You did Get eyes on--of every imagin-
able size, color, texture, or grade Of
beauty, and varying in price from two
cents to S5.l The latter description
ore tho very thing to prepare the way
for popping tie question! Try them.
Old Virginta.-Thc Richmond En-
quirer, the old organ of the Dcmocra-
tic party and the mouth piece of Gov.
Wise, says that in order to carry Vir-
ginis, it will be necessary for the Dem
ocray "to repudiate the message of
President Buchanan" The antique
Dominion is getting rather inconsistent
in its old days.
The decision of the Commissioner
of the Land Office, declaring the Rock
Island reservation in Illinois to be sub
ject to pre- cmption, has been reversed,
and the land will be sold under appraise,
mcnt to the highest bidder. 1t is cs,i-
mated that $500, 900 are saved to the
Government by stopping the course of
this speculation.
Bishop Kenrick, (Cstholic,) of St.
Loais, is set down in the tax list Of
that city as possessed Of property
valued at S462,400, which is taxed
35,925.
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FOK S.EEE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale. his house,
4 aud % Acres Of Land, n. r. OF w. Il.
Willey's occupied By Thomas S. Banker,.-
Any reasonable time will be given il pur-
chase money is secured Possession ri Ell
on he fist of April next. and no, sold by
the 18th Of March next will ha for rent, -
Peasons wishing 10 pcrchasr will examine
the property. JOHN p. BYRNE.
jan. 2l-2n.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Virginia, IS: A, Rules hsli in The
Clerks office OF the Cirrmr' Can't al Mon.
"ngalia County. on,he iirs, Monday in Dec.
rmher. 1889. . ..,.... o.
Joh"J. J'rkin', & wife, compt } cu,y.
WIN. II Howell 1T al Drf's chHf'
The cbj"c, "f this suu IL tn srt asid' a
ceiisin deed from Gror"r Howell d.c'd and
wifi, (of The 9th # March lSlD to d. rnd
ant Jaruh H"liand Irr 1863 acres of land "a
part OF which land VAS formerly owned b.
I'll" plaintiff. Mary jenkins. " no WIS und or
aye at tie TIME "f -ail CONVEYANCE.
Aud il appearing by en- affidavit fleh in
This cause that the defendants Jacob 10 Ian |
is no, resident at this Safe. It is ordered
that he do BrP-ar 1ere within one month af.
Ter due publication hereof. and do what IA
necessary 20 rrotrCi has in crest herein.
a copv-T"sr-
LEWIS s. LAYTON, Clerk.
(BerEsh,re & ilar:in
Jan. Z, 1859. 1876.
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GRAND EXHIBITION!
OPEN ia Y AND NIGHT At


rINllc undersigned would respectfully inform
Il their friends and patrons that they have
on hand tho most extensive and cheapest stock
ofGtocciies ever brought TO this market.
In additi on tn their usual supply Of Grocer
.es, they have Fresh Peaches, Pine Apples,
Strawberries, Cherries and Green Peas put up
in alright cans.
Preserves, Jellies, Pickles &C., Of all kinds.
Every Farley IF Confectionery, espee'aiiy
for The Hoi'days
ALSO--Cutl,ry, Stationery, &c, Of all kinds
and Of supcrior quality. t."..
Ladies' and Misses Hose; Half Hose, &c.
Cnmforts, Suspendcrs, &c.,
so 600 FINE CIGARS, and q choice lot OF
chewing tobacco.
Ia short, everything, usually tn 10 had in
Grocery, Variety and Fancy Notion store, may
be found at The cheap Grocery Immediately OPP
1ERMS--POSIITVELY CASH
Il. l.. x n. BERKSHIRE.
Jan. /, 1850, -lS2-T
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SADDLE AMI HARNESS. MAKING.
LII. WOODWARD & co

"OULD respectfully informs their friends
w and the public generally, that they still
continue to Manufacture SADDLES, BKIDLES.
COLLARS, HARNESS., &C., of all kinds, at
short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
rhsir stock comprises every variety OF SAD
are made only by the best workmen.
Person- wanting BUGGY or WAGON HAIR
NESS will do well To give them a call, as they
are well prepared To I'LL all orders in that branch
OF the business with ncatness aud dispatch.
III shop up stairs in Evans Building sdjoin
ing the Court>iiouse square, Morganto~n Va.
J. u. W. n Co.
Jan. II, 1859. sH lS5-lr
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SEsECE4E .N'OTEGE.
BIG WINDOW.

... BIG WINDOW.
FHNHE time is drawing near the close of an6th-
cryear, and as our motto is to close all ac-
counts on our books on the LIST. of January by
the receipt of CASH OR NOTE, the Cash is pre-
ferabc; we hope this notice will be responded
to and appreciated with due respect; we find n
great many accounts standing previous to Jan
tary 1858 which must he CO sed by CASH ds on
these accounts longer indulgence cannot be
given. CALLENDINE & NYE.
Jan. 1.--IS3. 4. ..... ..sstr.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

virginia, SIS Sat Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF Monon.
gala County on the fret Monday in Febfu.
AIRY, 1859.
Bum, Raiguel & Co., complainants,
rs
Fletcher Brock, Ell AL, Defendants.
IN CBANcgaY.
The object OF This suit is 10 recover from
defendant Brock the sam Of i5o dollars aud
IS cents, which il is alleged lie owes 10 said
r0npla.nan,s, and to attacli the same Ia The
hsnds of d.. Il. Moss Strosnider, aud al.o 10
attach certs.a tract Of land in sad county
belonging TO said Brock.
An il appearing from an affidavit filed IN
Ills cause that Defendant Bronx is noi res.
ment Of this State, u is ordered. That lp do
appear here within one n,nh after dNe pub.
location hefeof aud do VIA, is necessary TO
proiee, IGs interest in said suit
A copy--resie
L8o LEWIS SeLAYToN, Clerk
fHlrt r. {tarL ~ az
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LOOK HERE l-GOING EAST |!
Money! Money!! Nsomcy!Il

TNRIENDS and Pairons--We are PREPARING
Il to go TO the Fast; NO now avail ourselves
through the papers +" call yomr especial Itten-
ton to tho same. We think tito be ain impera-
tive duty enjoned upon all our patrons to as
sist us. Aud NC hope that you will not only
think about il, but come right along with the
money at as early period Ia possible. We do
not want you TO say thst you have money owing
you and cannot collects; that will not suit US To
buy goo DIS; our creditors will not take that Kind
OF pay. We want the money. Now friends
we hope you will respond to this call soon
and much cblige your friends, &c,
CALLENDINE * NYE.
Feb. II, 1859. - III.
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TIE LIFE AND TIMES OF
Ro ~ n Ee n OK q, If s. s.

Sole S4rcicor IF tie Lewis anil C2arke
Erptoring Enpedition in 1901 Sc.
Now residing in BROOKE co. Va, aged IS
ycaTs.
HE above wo;k Handsomely printed
L. and elegantly honnd in embossed
muslin, with portrait Of Mr., Gass, and three
additional full page engraviues, and con
iaInlng 2eS pages al matter, i now on hand
and ready Tor delivery 10 Subscribers or
whoever may desire it--Prce 800.
This work will be found to he interesting, be-
ing the biography Of an old soldier, SS years Of
age, the sole survivor Of the government expe-
dItion under Lewis and Clark, in lSO4-,5-,6,
over the Rocky Mountains; an d emboJying his
journal OF the events of the expedition. The
Niagara campaign Of 1912, IN the principal q.
vents OF which, the Battle OF Lundy's Lane,
Fort Eric, &C., MIR. Gass took part, is narrated
at length. Sketches Of the history Of the set
tiemont OF the country on the Upper ohio hi
ograPhIes OF Philip Joseph DodJridgc, Alex
ander Campbell, "reminiscences, ETC., etc,
which compose about ono third the book, will
also be found interesting.
Those renittng 81, will receive a COPY by
return ofmaii, postpaid.
address, JACOB 4 SMITH,
Publishers, Wcllsburg, Va.
IJ~Publishcrs Of Newspapers, who receive
this notice marked, will obIgc us by inserting
the safao as Omen as they can afford for n copy
oil the book, which will he nailed TO them on
receipt OF paper containing advertisement
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MARRIED.

On the 2ist ul, By Ed Sieefred, Mr..
Calvin Sheets,,o Miss Lucinda, daughter Of
Benjamin Walker, Ill Of this county.
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Valentines ! Valentines

ID ECElFED by Fitch Scott thi. day, 4 gem
IA crai assortment ofVALsGNTiNEGS,S enti-
mental, Qnisical and Comicai, To our stock OF
Sentimental valentines, VIC invite the attention
oil those wanting. our assortment is superbly
grand prices ranging from 2 cents To So.
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WE W. .4GE.TCH.
First Class Fire l. Inland Insurance
BY the Etna Insurance Company Of
Hartford. Connecticut,

Incorporated 1870 Charter perpetual
Cash capital $1,000, 600,
Absolute and unimpoired. Win a Surplus OF
S5G6, 1897 sSj and the prestige or 80 years sue.
cess and experience. Assets Jan. I, IsSS
Cash in hand aud Deposi,es IN Hartford ,s.ey
Banks, I~ .', aHr S34S.I32 60
Cash IN uansit and AGENTS hands, lGG, $50 90
Money due The Company secured by
Mortgage, aa 5.4lS o.
Real Estate unscumborej, 47,G53 ~
Bills receivable, 80, Ia Is
tH MARKET VALUE.
lo2 Bonds 6, 7 and 10 per CT intercs,
annually, . 600 co
Coz Shares Rail Road Stock, %, 4i6 90
80 - Connecticut River CO. stock 900 90
90 F" Stafford Bank, 5000 90
80 Waterbury Bauk, 5000 co
80 Providence Bsnk, $500 90
1900 - Hartford Bank, 1872, &C 90
1898 New York Bank, COO, G62 30
rs Jersey City Bank, l,425 co
100 \" United States Trust Co.
N. Y. Stock, 10, $50 co
$50 Shares New York L. !. and Trust
Co. stock, $4,000 co
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


Lucinda +. Cushmsn. ~ FIT all The par
rs; 4 lies iutp rested
Daniel Kifkhaft Ell al. 10 this cause take
notice that in pursuance Of the decree rem.
der'd IN This cause az the September term
1887, shall proceed to disrharge the duties
reqnired of me as Comm issioner of the Cir.
cut Court OF Monongalia Couny -namely, to
settle The accounts Of john T.. Fleming ia
Administrator Of Squire Cushmsn, dprd and
also ascertain what ems, claims & debts ex.
ISL on and against The estate OF said Squire
Cu>hman. Their amounts aud prioriIes--al.
so liz" real estate oil sod Cnshman in this
C"mmonw eallh and it's annual val.
n, &c. at which lime and place the IA
,Ies Interested are required 10 appear re.
'"Ie me and prntcCt heir interests in The
premises. r. l. BERKSIIIRE
Master CONNIE Circuit Court M G.
Jan. rs, 1850. iS745t
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CASH, CASH.! cASHy,i

commence This day selling for ready pay,
according 10 previous notice. trust my friends
and customers are prepared To continue their
business with inc. / viii sell as cheap as any
store IN the town. or any where else. ] am re.
coiyng New Goods almost every week from the
East. conc on, every h"dy and get your portion
of the Bargains. am stll giving 10 cents per
pound for butter. am none ofyour tentnien.
WIN. LAYER,
Aug. y, ISoS--l63. Cheap side.
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LOOK MEEsE!

TINTlE Subscriber offers for sale OF rent, on &C.
IL commodating terms. either his TAVERN
House and Stab,ng lots; &c. together with
convenience s rOH H-ROOM and WAREHOUSE
adjoining, situated immediately at The west end
OF the Wifo Suspension Bridge at MorQan,own
Va, or the NEW BRICK MANSION HOUSE
and shops, lot, &c. in West Morgant"wn. All
Tie above named property is in good repair,
and can lie had on easy terms by applying soon.
Jan. ]. 1891 JESSE MERCER.
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TIC object OF this suit is TO sell tho Real Es
tate belonging 10 the dcvisccs Of Josnph A -.
Shackeliord, deceased, and 10 distribute the PRO.
ceeds thereof among the parties entitled ther, ~
And il appearing frnm an Affidavit nlcd IN ,h;,
cause that the Defendants, William =. Crov,,
Joseph X. Sulwcll, Caroline Suiw.n, Joscpl,in,
Su'wrli' virginia Walden add Joseph W. Wal.
den, (the said Caroline, Jo.tpI,iuc y,,s,bi, ,',d
Joseph w being J:.ia,,is rud"r 81 yeIrS nr sn.S
are not resldn:ts Of this State.
1t is oriercd tha, they do appear here within
one month after due publication OF tbs Order,
and do what is necessary to ptotct, ,Iieit iutcrs
esls herein. cOTY--rE,tE,
Lcw's >. Loyioa, CIeyk.
tWillcy & Bunker, p. a. 1928,
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IribRtc of Respect.

MoSoEGALA LoDGE, No. g., O. o. F.}
Morgantown Va. Feb.6. 1859.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE MONEY MARKET.


LONDON, Oct. 10, 1859.
Tie London Daily Nus city article says the tendency
of the stock market is still decidedly improvement At
period the 18th fresh rise Of n obtained
little dur ss occasioned in the afternoon by tho con-
tnued essence Of response the Paris Bourse but
sug closed % higher than the 18th. The demand
for money was moderate In tho open market 2X may
be considered the nearest rate for the best bills having
three months to No bullion operations ct the bank
The London TIMES city article says:-The condrma-
ton Of the Of the signing Of the peace treaty at 1
rch the settlement Of the dispute between Spain and Mo
rocco and above a the continued abundance OF capital
seeking Investment caused the English funds open
the 18th with increased rmness and subsequently to
perience further advance.
Consols left of steady at Improvement OF quarter.
There was an increased demand for money the 18TH,
and the rate in the open market fully ~ per cent
The foreign exchanges generally steady The Bri
sh railway stocks firm and advancing, but closed
with slight reaction.
The ship Dover Castle om Melbourne, with gold dust
to the amonnt Of f332 O00 and 100000 in sovereigns
was or Ply mouth last night.
Consols closed tho 18th at 96,s e5 for money and
account
American securities slow Of sale, but prices unaered
LONDON, Oct. 1e--ll A. NJ
Consols open at last nights closing prices.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
There was no material change in price, Holders were
Offering freely but showed no disposition 20 press sales
The sales for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday footed
M "a 900 bales Of which spectators took 900 and
norers 1000 baies The only quotations furnished
the solowing,-New Orleans mddlng, lied q 74d
uplands do, 11l6d.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER
The adyccs from Manchester favorable, the mar
kct closing quiet but steady.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUfFS MARKET.
Rrcadstuns were tending downward. Richardson,
spcnce Co. quote -four duh but steady at 22s Sd 27s
per bbl Wheat dull with decline of Id 3D. on French
sorts American was quoted red os. ID. es. Cd white
es. Cd lis. Corn dull with decline Of Cd. on yellow
white nominally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Tho provision market was generally dull. Beef was
quiet but steady. Pork dull lard firm at SIS b5s
Bacon duh Tallow firm butchers, SOS. on the spo.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashcs qrict Pots, 27s. 3D.; pearls c7s Cd. Sugar
steady Rice steady. Coffee quiet Rosin s,eady--com-
mon ds ID Spirits of turpcntnc duh Mt 35s Cd 3ss.
LONDON MARKETS,
Brcadstois We're dull and unchanged in prices. Sugar
irm Coffee quiet. Rice firm Tsiow quiet at SOS 3D. a
59s. Cd. Iinseed oil, 2ss. Piglr steady at 52s
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|RR!vAL OF THE NOVA SC0TIAN.
>-,~,,~~>c-~~-~>r,>o>~c-<->
teresting News from Europe,
China, India and Japan.
& PEACE NEGOTIA rIONS AT ZURICH.
-~~----~~~->--~~-~~~~~~-~~
he Italian Question Referred to
am European Congress-.
-~~~>~-~~~-~-~~~S-~~
|ecial Missions from France to
England and Rome.
,~rS->,>~escc~NNNNc-~~N>~
kCR BETWEEN SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
/ ,,>~->~,>v~>,>,>~~>.,~>>>>>
p Reception Of Minister Ward at
Pekin.
! Japan Currency Question Still Un-
settled.
FATE OF THE MARK ETS,
ecial Missions from France to
England and Rome.
.CR BETWEEN SPAIN AND MOROCCO
Reception Of Minister Ward at
Pekin.
Japan Currency Question Still Un-
settled.
ATE OF THE MARK ETS,
As., xe., &e.

: steamship Nova Scotan, which left Liverpool at II
Of the 10th inst passed Father Point at $50 A. N.
|rday forenoon.
binet councils and meetings OF Minister'S were being
enty held in London, in reference, 1t was presumed,
L Italian question
Z Stock Exchange had been buoyant at daily i'm
ing prices Money was easy and the supply very
|dant.
Great Eastern continued at Holyhead. Prince Albert
I'D her on the 18th, during the sojourn OF the royal
" at Bangor, but the Queen did not 60. 1t had been
ted that the vessel would sail for Portland, Me- on
out tho 18th October, but II is scmioflcialy an
ICED that the directors had not to any decision.
letting 70 be held on the l9h and it was thought
|inal arrangements would then be made.
i London Times correspondent on board strongly ad-
es the postponement Of the Atlantic trip till spring,
count Of the imperfect preparations and tho Conse-
! risk Of failure.
d Prince Of Wales had commenced hia college stu
II Oxford.
Earl Of Wcstmoreand is dead.
|, French war steamer Dauphin, which conveyed
Ie Napoleon to Holyhead TO see the Great Eastern,
Id at Liverpool ON the 10Th inst.
| steamship Arabia, from Boston and Halifax, ar
at Liverpool at 230 p N. Of the 18th.
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JAPAN.

Advices from Japan state that the British Consul had
made progress in respect to the currency question.
The trade consequently was in allegiance
Tho American sloop ofwar Germantown was at Japan
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OLD BROWNS COUNSEL.

WASHINGTON, Oct 30, 1859
Mr. Magruder left Washington this afternoon for Charles
town, to Join his law partner Mr. Chiffon These gentle
men have been retained by certain parties in Boston az
associate counsel for Brown They are both virgnans
BY BIRTH and pro slavery men, If not Shareholders but
their reputation here such to leave no doubt that
they will faithfully perform their duty 1t is said that
nm unsuccessful effort was previously made TO engage
Montgomery Blair.
THE SHOOTING OF THE PRISONER THOMP-
son.
The testimony of Henry Hunter, Of the party Of
men who tho prisoner Of the parlor Of the Wager
House. and killed him the railroad BRIDGE was not
fully reported In telcgraphc despatch publshed on
Saturday. We therefore subon The verbatim report from
special reporters at the trial. premang that the Wit
ness, very intelligent young gentleman, apparently
about twentytw years of age, b the SON Of Andrew
Hunter, Esq, who conducts the prosecution.
Mr. Bos, counsel for tho prisoner Brown, having pro
posed 70 introduce testimony as TO the killing Of Thomp
son,
Mr.. HuSrm, the prosecuting officer, objected that
irrelevant and intended by Brown only for out door ef
feet BE added, however, that il Il were shown tha'
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COCHIN CHINA.

The negotiations Of the French In Cocnin China had made
so much progress that the French Admiral had sent
inforcement Of troops and gunboats TO Canton.
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had stormy interviews with Of the ulsfaontAne
prelates.
LUnie complains Of having 70 oease Publishing the
circulars Of Bishops, and hopes tho injunction viii soon be
removed.
reported that the Archbishop Of Bordeaux would
visit Rome at the desire Of tho Emperor 70 press
upon the Pope the necessity for reform.
The Aonur de- Ia Fl0He explains that the French feet
will be sent Morocco account Of the attitude assumed
by England toward Spain the English feet probably being
intended 70 counterbalance its operations.
The Paris PaIe contradcs the statement that the Sui
tan had ordered tho suspension Of the works the sncz
canal but nevertheless asserted that the works had
been entirely discontinued
asserted that France viii only recall her forces
from Rome when the form OF government there renders
their presence no longer necessary.
Le Nord says, that the depuauons Of Parma and Tus
cany had interviews with Napoleon the l6h and that
the result satisfactory but the details not gven
Tho Paris -four market had been heavy, but closed
frmer with better demand. Wheat had slightly de-
cined.
The Paris Bourse had been nrm at an improvement,
but closed dat and inactive the 18th ., 69f 76c for
rente8.
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from Browns party tho citizens Of the Ferry Hstes
mopy was merely in corroboraon Of the facts stated by
the previous witness
TERRENCE BURNS sworn-was taken prisoner by Captain
Cook and two Others was Of the two hostages
Hued in the engine house; Brown had fv6 six Of his
men there; did not give any reason to why VIC were
put there except that was for his safety he said
he did not think any attack would be made upon the
gine house while the hostages we're there.
Here the defence closed their Testimony. None OF the
witnesses were cross examined foo the State.
Mr. Chiffon for the prisoner, and submitted mo
ton that the prosecution In this be compelled elect
on the on the indictment and abandon the others. Tho
indictment consists Of four counts and Is endorsed
can indictment for treason and advising and spring
and consprng with slaves and others 10 rebel and for
the charge OF treason in the s and the second count
alleges charge different from that which Is endorsed on
the back Of the indictment and which is upon record Tho
second count Is under the following sta,nte:-"If
n free person advise or conspire with a
slave 70 rebel make an instruction,
he shall DO punished with DEATH whether such rebellion
or nsurrccon be made not But the second count Of the
indictment that these parties who charged by tho
indictment conspred together with other persons 10 In
duce certain slaves the property Of Mess Astadf and
washington 70 make rebellion and nsurrec4ion. There IS
broad distinction between advising and conspirng with
slaves 10 rebel and conspring with others 70 induce
slaves to rebel whether he TO avail himself Of their
rrceularity by instruction from Court 70 the jury dsrc
gard this second count entirely, whether would bc
proper to wait until the conclusion Of the trial. and then
move an arrest Of Judgment he left his Honor decide
He proceeded argue tho motion that the prosecution be
compelled to elect count and abandon tho Others quot
ing Archibad's criminal pleading in support Of lis view
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SPAIN.

s said that Spain has conceded further delay 70 Mo-
rocco.
The Spanish Cortez had approved the bill for increasing
the strength Of the army 100 900 men, with full power
70 increase the number by 60, 900 more II necessary.
Morocco had offered satisfaction TO Spain, but without
replying to the ultmatum.
Madrid despatch Of the 17h says the government had
declared to the Cores that before the time granted No
rocco had expired it received information that Morocco
would give the satisfaction demanded Spain Immediately
demanded from Morocco that peace shall not be dis
turbed for the future. An immediate expect
ed from Morocco
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PRUSSIA

The Emperor of Russia and the Prince Regent Of Prussia
expected 10 have meeting at Breslaa, Oct T. A
grand military parade would take place.
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AUSTRIA.

was reported that the Emperor Of Austria viii pro-
coed to the frontiers Of Prussia and Poland there
the Emperor Of Russia