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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-08
October Appointments.-Preve all Things.

SSSSDSA @1PPOAAhAAACAbos- AONS ga AAAEae
nR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
II Physician and Surgeon win be in attendance foowss
Ashtabula, Ashtabua House, Wednesday Oct 10.
Conneaut, fremont House.. Tuesday Vet 18th.
gainesville, CoWles House.. Thursday Oct. 20.
ChaTdon, Chases Hotel. Friday Oct Il,
Cleveland, johnson House.. Dot. 22 and 20.
CONSULTATION FREE.
The Mode of Examination pursued by Or, w.
Is very simple and entirely and by Il dfeass Of any
of the internal vital organs Is in
with facility and certainty without asking the patient quea
ton, having the least previous knowledge o the
Among the diseases treated successfully BY him, may Be
mentiOed the following
All diseases peculiar to Females and chronic diseases
the Brain Eyes, Throat Lungs, Heart stomach Liver, spleen
Kidneys skin other speedy warranted in
all diseases Of Syphidc yenersa character without the
Of mercury other posons which destroy the constitution
Regular visits will be made during the year giving thoso
whs commence treatment opportunity 70 continue till cured
DR.. W. has fully qualified himself for the practice Of his
at his rooms.
No certificate Of published but references any
number of patients who have been cured will be given y
those desiring them.
Scrofula, and all Diseases Of Scrofuous origin,
Ulcers Tumors Enlarged Glands Joints Hip lsaas swell
ed Go ScrOfulous Eyes Scald Head Eruponn
the Face other parts Cancer FsUia, Spinal Dseases
Dyspepsia Gravel Impotence. Structure ST. NituA Danca Ep
spsy Rheumatism, Dropsy 6e. &c.
The Poor Literally Considered
Any person sending statement OF their symptoms
and enclosing So will have medicine adapted TO their
sufficient TO last month Eve them By Express
u TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAS, e4LVANsn.
Address II. W. WADswoRTH, ~ D. Batavia n, 3.
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Relief for the Amicted.

SeNe'N"As - "otn eFlr ieiHp ~ WV 49,
Dr. L. g. Clark having had frequent and urgent rocetons
from his patens and their friends 10 visit te neehhofhndd
occasionally that they might consult I'm ps1laBay A peN
a. By case viii hereafter visit the above naed places ent
anOnth
Having had seventeen years experiences IN The psaecs Il
medicine during which time he has treated thousands 81 "a
ten In all iore Of acue and chronic diseases Uh uDpa1r
Alelled success o which Of yopr friends neghboIa
can testify and prepared 10 give relief 70 all who may a.
ply Particular attention will Be given 10 the Of Cor
suhPros and all eeases of the luags and chest Dapsps
Nervous Diseases. Female derangemsnta Of svey esretsl
viii Be treated with
Also viii old and All suptss diseases of uhal
ever character they may be He makes ase Of unilfraM
botente. remedies No caIonel other delsloq1 dnes
used,
fersna at distance desiring ADVISE and hpdpo vii aand
geefal description 81 the apIearaneo of he una with
eorFeet sAtemeo Of the cause orn q lAg dHasc an1
general history Of the synptons vllh na1ae ~. kc.
Jamestown. Msss.F ce-Ys
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Among the articles on exhibition at the Fair
last week, was small cabinet belonging to Mr.
s. CLIFFORD. containing many specimens Of
stones aud shells of historic interest. Among
them was piece Of the Giant Causeway, Ire
land another from the Castle in which Mary
Queen Of Scots was confined; a piece Of the
cement of the burial case Of Pres. Harrison, II
specimen from the mammoth cave, aud u cata-
logue of specimens of like interest.
Mrs. BARNARD NELLIs showed goblet 100
years old, and tea kettle | l9 years old.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

MILLINERY GOODS.
Including
RIBBONS, SILKS, Velvets, Grapes,
~ Laees &c, also
Silk, Velvet, aud Fancy Bonnets, Dress Caps
aud Head Dresses, Plain and Fancy
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings, French Flowers
and Feathers Bonnet Frames, Crowes,
Ruchts, &C., at
J. @. WRIGHTS, Ashtabula; o.
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I AIDES, did Won know that PHILLIPS
IL has got lot more Of those cheap Gators only little
eter price Only rs cts per pair for good full
Oxed Gator, and other Gat0T In proportion. Call and
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

Balance ................. $2,626,s27 Os
Pd dividends during the year. .......... 1884 81
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Gen H. Wilson I, Of Ohio, !. At Brow,s Hotel.


Gen II. Wilson, Of Ohio, is at Browfs Hotel IS
!, The Rev DR. Nathan Bangs OF the Methodist church
had surprise party Saturday evening when a cane
containing So 900 in halfeages presented 10 him
The sum raised in one week.
DIR. Hudson Of the navy died on Sunday afternoon ia
BROOKLYN Ii is said that he inhaled animal poison
from the negroes of the Echo, during tho voyage
the Niagara to Monroyia He thirteen years In the
service, and q Penpsylyanian by birth.
The Rev. Mrs, Antoinette Brown Blackwell has reap
peared lecturer and ciergywoman at Rochester, N
Y. She was recently married aud her time has
quently been somewhat occupied but she is able 10
resume more imporiant duties.
, Mr. strakosch has organized company for opera al
Louisville, St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago Among
its principal artists Made. Cora de Wilhorst Mime
Colson, Mile Psrodi, Afmc. Strakosch, Mile Simon
sgncr Bisnoli, the gentle Ir ideus Mr. squires Sig
nor AInodio, Slgnori Bauiii, Junca, and Nicola
Mr.. Samuel Hailett, whose connexion in London and
Paris with certain Aue railway schemes has been
services counsel in the Cincinnati and Marietta fore
closure Of Messrs Mlard III lmcrc, Thomas Ewing and
Henry Stansbury. H
Professor Mifchels astronomical lectures exciting
great attention in New York. The New York Courier
says of the discourse Friday evening Thousands OF
people floced through the rein to the Academy of Mn
sic TO hear about Comets The lecturer inclined TO
the nebar hypothesis and said that the evidence
in favor of its rth strong that Of gray
tation at the death Of Newton and predicted that
the tune would come when that hypothesis would be
proved so be the true cosnogony of the universe.
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GLEANINGS FROM THE NAILS.


The receipts of the Pieoolomin concert in Richmond
"A rustic friend suggests that type 10 must be Sc
dentary occupation "A great many scRi it, though 81
The Flolida legislature adourncd the 4th inst until
the lth of November next. n. als fssf
Selious fears Of forthcoming hmine In Mexico are
entertained For over year very little corn hes been
planted or gathered
There are 722 ccnvicts in the Ohio penitenaiy
teen than there cells. Tbs extraordinary large
number the warden regards evidence of hs F4pa-
| la.ity.
The case Of James Stephens the alleged wife posoner,
has been postponed the New York courts until February
l4th TO give the chemists time to complete their anal
ysis Of Mrs Stephens body. M *
lady when told that Mr. Btecher WIS about to de-
liver lecture Barns suggested the equal necessity Of
lecture on scads. Mr. Baecher is constantly in hot
water that he ought to be pre- emneaiy qualified TO
handle such q theme, 5..s n 80 q $500.
We often hear of this and that city called the City of
Churches, but think the term Is more applicable to
Baltimore than to any other within knowledge.
The population of Baltimore the Amsrican of that city
puts down at 2350oo, while the number of church edi-
fees Is $50. t,a 81 saas3s 4rsz sss 3. tt 41
A letter from Florence in the Providence Journal
saws that during the carnival in that city Sin the opera
house I'll Trovatore, by decent performers, may be
heard for month for less than three cents night l
and the way they give it is just worth the money.
An able editorial in Hapers Weekly il devoted to the
subject Of How TO Invest Ones Money An exposi-
ton OF the difficult question how TO get the money
to invest would suit the of much larger number Of
readers.
The New Bedford Mercury says of the oil market there
Sales of sperm OH have been made this week TO the
amount Of about 200 barrels in parcels at advance
on previous rates330 barrels at 81 49, and the balance
at 81 40 to 81 s5 per gallonsns ag8a5a @sf s@
The Indians at the West give occasional evidences Of
becoming civilized The St. Paul Times says that
young iad girl committed suicide by hanging herself to
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allied x khz osslsa ofes a4s he la asssass srasA
1.r~s n hem sxssuns " Hal.nyo sa.o sased from
he gam4 the Asssy, asd a.e Clyde ssdy as sys II Lord
OzoayA ISIS, 1919 ard 1890 scso really ocooppyisss
he aaasespaacs N Sat- Asaura Mr Canning did not
cali bc gcw World into existence he only recognised it
whS,. already exastsngs glaH ~ "a ~ asi a
There cag be doubt however that this recognition
yas q essential iuportanee 10 the infant republics and
tast il tbs stability aud credit which they acquired
on Il which enabled them to nj out the mes~oraele en-
podon which in the next year crossed the Andes and
a the foot Of the cliffs oi Ayaeucho shieved the Dde-
psndenos Of Peru as c~nnings measures whsn he had
once determined neutralng the efforts Of France In
this uuy, were neither feeble nor undecided On the
2st Febfasry 1879 he obtained from the British gov
srpeps BY ordaz in council arcycoacn OF TIE proh-
Istion 10 e1pors snas aud the muniments a war 20
spsin1 step which called forth the Ioudest remon-
zrapccs from the French ministers in London at the
time fhis soon followed by still decided
measures on the isth April Lord Althorse brooght
trgsrd motion III the House OF Commons or tho repeal
d te act q 1879 which prohibited British subjects from
apeaqisg 10 foreign military services or fitting in hs
Marstys dominions without the royal license vessels
for warlike purposes and although this proposal wss
thrown out by majority OF zi6 TO no yet the object
vas gained b tbs proof afforded Of the interest," which
the course Of the insugent colonies excited ia this
country. = ~ = fA'-t - ss -
Whether the cause Of liberty has been advanced or
the social happncss OF mankind increased by tho subst
tuition Of the aaarhy Of Independence fol- the despots
of cid spain and whether British interests bave been ben
ehted by the alteration may be Judged Of by the fact that
while the exports Of Spain 20 her colonies before the
of Independence began exceeded o0e the greater
part Of which consisted Of British manufactures, convey
cd ia Spanish bottoms. the whole amount OF our exports
70 tlese colonies now, s52 thirty years after their
independence bad been established Is only &, 900 geo
and that the republic Of Bolivia called after the liberia
Bolivar has eatFeIy disappeared from the chart of
British exports, is9s Scored History Of Earqe c. Aa.
ANto4s iVo' iof, io'. ga a5fE H8mti
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70 make then departments SET -saxaustng as TO ra
upon the fosenastef General 10 do SO under exist
ing circumstances. N fsifr rla01lia sul5 az ss
To adopt at this time such course On system Of
folly as that Of reducing the routes OF the postal Ger.
vice 10 mere selfsastainng rate, aud leaving our
great commercial system 10 the tender mercies of
the British steamers, and TO abolish die ranking
privilege which is really the great means Of polt
cal intercoursc, would bring the administration and
Che party into disgrace and the whole country into
"a position most contemplate. ls giaisl s.g..s :.
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IAsyxAwonrfi Jsn rs -1he Times pubiiskes q letter
giving account of conflict between Brow party and
te posse under Ans deputy a~h ad the United States
MARSHAL, ne4r paoll i.ykns county. Five OF Brown
party, The marshal and two Of the iatters assistants
feporc 10 have been killed The account u not vouched
foT, and 10 probably exaggerated. - -
Ga the contrary the friends oi Brown assert that be
rs not In the Territory. haer9 80 iefes ata.e
fugitive slave named Charley has been rescued from
tise authorilies, aud party has gone Ia pursuit.
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Markcts.

INV YoRK, Jan 25.--C Cotton is firm-Sales q 900
bales Flour is arm sales OF 500 BbIs State SIS %
IS rs Ohio, Sc 10 Sc 80 southern, IS 10 IS IS
Wheat is buoyant sales Of 4 200 bushels southern
white 81 IS 81 s24. Corn is quietsa of so 900
bushels, yellow 81 cents; mixed 81 cents. Pork
is quiet old mess, sl7 ga new, SIS i2a Lard is
firm at If IL cents. Whiskey h heavy at 2sA u
cents Sugar is steady at "a 81 cents Coffee Is frm
at sl ~ cents prime III ~ cents. Molsssos is
quiet at AZ As ceiite Spirits Of tmpentine IL firm
4si SO cents, Hosin is arm at 81 80 Rice is steady
at 81 a cents ~ saat = rasf t-a 49, ~ y - =
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N Srsrs -
Washington, January 70 lsSe.
lnfornaion hsA fecsivd dAEcul tbe lcep
Lima Peru te Of Never GOO
country, wq Represented o. Ia
considerable has hss fho ~e and faay % the
deeeasod beacyea c Yos ndsnt
cunslances s uouoe thsy
requested department legal proof q her Ea
onsnp Goldman order that proper meaaars may be taken TO
secure lheir rights.
Jan 70 EJour. ofcosn, New Yotk copy sunsJ H g ~
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Tnr SuBrERRAErAS CABLE which connects the tele-
graphic instruments in the Capitol with the main line Of
wires works we'll Some Of the famous "Aantic sub
marine cable yesterday laid the channels q:
The Potomac the line from this city 10 New Or
leans What pity VIC cannot have DE sauty here to
preside over it s M - $500
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{ AUCTION SALES.


-GTOCKS Al ,AUCTlON.-0n Thursday afternoon,
~ January At oesk al The suction shall sell In
sum suit af..tt d 100
600 Corporation OF Alexandrn fcs1stcrcd btpck
1000 Cooperation OF Alexandria coupon bonds % h4
$500 Bank Oh Old Dom.Dluu stock agal fHflUTlL
6,2so bank u Nssianeton stock f.-.1 uI f-frrT
avs Farmers and Mechanic Bank stock
Terms cash in current funds. = flt &
y - T1ElfR JAS c MCGUIRE co.
IAN 2o-d n ra-r,-r ..F-fE 81 ..N Aac,soneess.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers

VNRUSTEE'S EALE.ABy Virtue Of al deed Of trust
from Crutuhct
walton in previous deed. viii auction,
Thursday 9th Of Janua, Instant focoCk the
premises Company
~ t4l IN five hundred aud
74 fronting each feet six and quarter inches
The property valuable building
be included Ca.tol grounds.
third the purchase money be paid cash
residue
months equal payments with Interest," DO the
purchaser fail with the OF sale the
spot the risk the purchaser
property
bidder. WALTER s. cox Trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE a Co,
2 Jan Is-sawkds ftg 81 Is e Ancioneers.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

E,XECUT0R'S SALE OF AN 8EXTENSlNE AND
Of bou-ebod and Kitchen furniture piano
orie silver order Of the Orphans Court az auction n
shall SELL at 10 O'Clock al the
nareroonn noTtl the
seventh west excellent assortment "a iafuse being
personal the Colonel IbcmaS eHtn deceased
Wig; Essfs = F.+r8 fn.g 60
piano forte, oores made by ,enchen-
bach h ~ AelA - talefsi-st ~ -'ts-
Fine gothic sfrsanc Preach plate mirror, 30 by % nobes,
and marble bracket a4gsstf n sftF-cf trFsr.frI
silver spoons, knives and turks, and inufs ~ r.F
Fine parIor and curtains
Mahogany rosewood, aud walnut Iasor sets l faih
Bohemian glass; china, and erocAefy ware fH
Mahogany and walnut beisicad q a,ersf l ~
= WardTobes, wasistands Z. ~ -e.f
Dining and other tables - 1890 +t-
Marble top dressing and stands -18 III sIta
u Union, Oak stuffed seat and other chairs En- rsirs8
Feather beds bedding and mattresses and toilet sets
Tine gilt chandeliers and brackets FGE
Fine velvet tapestry, three ply, Venetian and cer epcts aud
rugs, druggct, nc
Large 10 oiicluah and mating taA 5 1893
Refrigerator, eoRng Frankln, nd other stoves
VITA barge LOT Of other articles which we deem unnecessary
10 enumeralc-
Terms 500 cash that creds q six
months the purchaser chascrs grc notes. satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing Interest
n g8 MONTGOMERY HAIR Execuiorr
Jan 2o--d Il s1uM 4. 4. GREEN Auqqionser' 8 gaL A
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w ANTED.-- Spanish gentleman wishes to give
wv practical essons IA Spanish IN exchange Tor IN Italian
gentlemen
languages iEt address the Union once
26-du Eaalf
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TBE OxYGExATEp BITTERs recommended by phys
clans in their practice distinguished clergyman who
had taken six bottles by direction Of his physician writes
us that they cured him of dyspepsia of twenty five
yeats standing. Try this remedy, dyspeptcsl
Jan 2e--DSW&Ws g..i se.t5s s as-s
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PoroMAc WATER, 1t Will be by reference to our
Congressional Report that tho House Committee have
been instructed to inquire into the expectancy of confer
ring such additional powers the corporations Of Wash
ngton and Georgetown may be necessary for the pub
lie distribution of the Potomac water. -
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HoraowAY' PiIas oSrsfSr twin curatiyes, de-
rived from the vegetable productions Of the
soil They act in unison the system the inter-
nay upon the secretions of the body and the other e
tcr.y through the countless orocs of the skim clean
sing and recueatin the vital organization Sold at the
unanufactory No. so Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all Druggists at Csc, 63c and 81 per box or pot.
/, Jan 26--DNWg E{
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RoBhERr. 1T is said that box containing a large
amount of specie stolen lost from Adams Co IS
express wagon the 25th ut between the Baltimore
station and the Potomac boat.
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JAMES BUCHANAN ENDORSED At HOME.


( tFron Phladeipha fcnnsyl amin, Jan. "a q
The opposition papers Of this State cndeavorng
produce impression that the democracy of Pennsyva-
mia divided with reference TO the of the
tjopa administration This is old trick of the enemy
intended to njure the national character of the denoc
racy of the keystone State, by placing them upon a
platform different from that occupied by the party in
other sections the Union But the action Of the party
in all portions of the Commonwealth contradcts in The
most marked and emphatic manner this allegation of
the opposition journals Not county meeting has yet
been held which has not spoken plainly and favorably
upon the question of endorsing The administration of
| James Buchanan. Indeed, there seems to be sing
ular unanmity in the party in this State with ref
crence to the great measures which illustrate the
presidential term Of the present Chief Magistrate
The foreign policy of Mr. Buchanan has extort-
ed commentator from his political enemies,
while his management of the difficult and irritating
questions of domestic policy upon which he has been
called to has shown deep and sincere regard for
the constitution and laws of the land and patriotic de-
termination to the guaranteed rights OF the sew
cral States from the attacks of that party which is deter
mined 10 reach the goal of their ambition even II their
path be over the ruins OF mltilaed constitution and
discovered Union. Upon this record the administration
of James Buchanan rests, and hence the party 10 Penn
syvnua railyng to its support with sure oonvio-
ton that by doing they placing themselves upon
sound national basis which will command The respect
and receive the support of their brethren Of all parts Of
the nation. H ca iaassRa'itf 1855 af tf
The following resolutions speak the sentiments Of the
democracy OF Wyoming county in this State They were
adopted by the democracy of that county at
convention held the 18th instant 400 TEtaE JIOl
esorod That the resolutions passed by ihc Democratic
National Convention az Cincinnati ia june 1855 and
cepted by James Buchanan the nominee OF that oonven
on for the presidency contain exposition Of dem
rasic faith and that prescribe test Of political
orthodoxy not contained therein
Respef That the of the national adminstra
ton continue to receive most hearty and unqualified
spproyal and that we have unabatcd confidence in the
wisdom and experience. the indomitable hrrnneM And
energy and the Stern integrity of their author.
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National Hotel.
United states Hotel.

! c MCCONNELL Georgia M shrevs badly York
Dr II Tyler, Virginia Cecil Hlnaes, do EF f.t q
col n III Wsddc DO " Dian & lady, do srr
II BALDWIN, do Win Gardner. val Ei tsaf b
w M ionphty, 10 Hon Jas landy, Pennsylvania
LIB Tyler do i-g--sfsF J w MARSHALL ga q Ia
Eadey, do hss OW Mason, Alexandra
u II starsh do ~ $780, ECagcit, Of Columbia
n q Allen 10 u Eoeicsine Washington
} N Rickeis. do hilgre, Maryland
5 Bentley % ~ Baker New Jersey
A Roger, lr do J n benson, do
Iebi Bentley DO j IL Nc cnney, Tennessee 5taT
A II Bancroft, Boston 49, EN- Stccns; Philadelphia
Jno Hutchinson Richmond 80
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- Nav YonK, Jan. 25.-Stocks are hrIn--Chicago and
Rock Island, sol Michigan, southern, 20 New York
Central IS !; Reading s95 go u ,1
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BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
InEp EAfprQpY SAI "a nE or OF DRY GOODS

UlEhENIFIVht- vi
millinery, fancy artccDn wednesday morning, Jane
airy &C. O'Clock store No Seventh street between
streets goods have been removed for
Of sale shall sell reserve advances fine lot
u millinery, fancy, and dry goods, coinpising-
vevcts, plush silks, bowers ss..A 4. a5+
Embroidered collars sleeves, and handkerchief WE'D Ue
Large assortment OF ribands IA n flafesr-gl5le Ell f
Iatons riges braid, and trimmings Of every variety
Head dresser, scars hoods, CATERS
Gloves, gauntes, belts bonnets ~ s,A.a r'tA re ta5
Combs, brushes perfumery, Nc. f5Fa55E H9#
Together with other articles III the MI which w be
sold without any reserve whatever. 80
and under cash that amount credit Of 30 and
60 days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
@ j. C. MCGUIRE co,
= Jan 2l--dw g-f8fitFsY 81 eW u 1g Auoioneers.
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Tur AurRicax MIStsrEa AND rHg EsrxnoR NAroLEox.
The correspondent OF the New York Times says that at
The Diplomatic reception New Years day, at the Pal
ace the Emperor oonversed unusually long time with
the American minister, and showed towards him the
greatest courtesy The President message referred
TO- and this gave Mr. Mason the opportunity of reiterstng
70 Napoleon that Il the settled policy of the United
States 70 In the acquisition, of territory exactly upon
thc principles which had guided them hcrctoorethat Is
10 say that territory should he acquired otherwise
than honorably Ivy purchase ccssinn. The Emperor
his part reasure thu Americans minister u bis kindly
feelings towards The United States ana n ~ casSafd
sirs tor hs preservation Of anioabis rsiaaons