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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-we nave here
use q MIS- M; CoX,s :, ...o.

INDIAN VEGETABLE pEcocrIoN,
m q the bod skin SJ.prns A. nd
confidence In 10 a q remedial agent has been treaty
standing disease OF the liver. kIdneys, skln, etc
that have recently come under our oIseTystioo-tn
skillful ply sioians had failed 70 afford relief Hun
areds Of eur most Respectable citizens have been
are gratied 70 learn that It's popularity 10 daily be-
coming Ersater its operation Ia nild and peesaut,
residence ofMRs. cox. Iss =. B.ITrnoSE ST.,
bArppncre, a1d ~ the principal Drug Stores.
city, ard nu6erous Certificates seen i, calm, on
the AGENTS N0ee senuine unless her name 40 blown
on the bottle ard her seal on the cork.
Whoiesal. zesnt.-R. s. 4. CIssEL, Druesist,
9sorgctown. d. c., has been appointed whoiesals
Agent Tor the District and viii supply the trade -
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ARRIVALS AT THE HoTELs.

,.MlkLAkDS HQTEL4-W Williams. NC: A
SS;; s:s:,s ,ls Il: Hii ~,
Ss:.,, M Bi.sos E.ss s:s M Rand s do
barp. 40; Miss Head. 60; Mirsfss, tM 2 Kss-
Sfsss RI Jal,and .sS .d,, NV SS;nsdIci ";
- Duf9n, do; A Dutton, do; Miss Conyns,
s HsseS Ns~son. az SS: "a s, sRo ~: NEW
Wis; Cope and lsdy. Pa; N M,cSisS.p G HS M,
BssIs And 40: Dssh ana ma s:. az
ssssstis 90; and y dk.bSS5s. Re. H.rVs-I a.;
kndss:sa s:a ia, 90 ;.fs; tss. saa
T flss 90; vs. ss r.: Pei
g cI k%s: e. saa s .s,' kS: d
G ssn:s. ss 81 ri a:% H. IA e.
e.: az: 4. Dsii' 20 5s! ss:s@ie
S. wsli MI A h:',W isas: s1S
(tsrt Isx; Hove, Nd; 6iiias ca; Piersosna.N
II; E h.sia.aax .nS Nc vcoIlisy AhDoEsT
BIZ &:Is.. h; Fas as
sSsrs1ms dE11. lynn. .as :.s s0i
ssI, vs N p.;: 1sef;9n, DO; fossst Pa; Rus
So GA. Al; "a f m - az IA;
We; Miss yamss, do; A ae.ton. Nd; Miss John,
r,'on' &c; Miss Jones, do; Dgssn do; J l.. Dsyi.,
6s5k! Paff., MissG p Coz, Miss "a Cox! Pa q
g w Saith and lady, Md; w Davidson And fan Nv.
dy, w; Berry, Nd. $50 - =,
HARDWOOD HOUsE.-A Ssyes and lady. NY:
Esf91 en q, lsdy, Mass r Stslsnd, do; Garrit,
Trsi SIX Bs5sa. Nd; Z Bette, NY; ] cottre and
mnlly,j krcstop, Ps; Mrs ssnders. do; M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25
BY B, DE LANEY, M. ID.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT - :

GREAT EXCITEMENT ATn AN soo,
II. MELA a SON
SELLING CHEAPER THAN EyRR!
All Who want bargains must come euicklv. Ev-
cry body says that II. MELA son are selling
the hest and cheapest goods in the city, and their
: & 10 caoIded S,th casso%e5; ssgsr e by
and. SHOES, at retail for NsH York Wholesale
oc ii $50 7th 1t . doors shove states once.
THE NIMBLE SIXPENCE. H
j BRIsK SAILS AND SMALL PRorrrs
TO ECONOMISE. BUY OF STINEMETZ,
s. ass Pa ar. bet. liza nlsd l3sA sta. >
Bseho's ventilstins and Self adjusting Hat, ut
reduced prioe, -. T. Il -
Fine M oeskIn and Cashmere Hats,
= IS 50 and IS,
LedEsr. Opera, Gsribaidi, and Victor
Emanuel Gaps, s-.
Chldren's Fancy Hats, and Misses'
Beaver Flats. trimmed and I'M
trimmed.
A well selected assortment Of
LADIES' FURS
kz4Id20 now on hand.
Swan and I'm. Ermine Trimming %
and 81 cents per yard. -
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SsFISsFs II sssAl 81 e SHs

In aooordancs with tina pFoyisisuS ~ 49, .
Consreos entitled An act swthoSisfS ~ &C. o.
the lqeetion cf lald o4ees, syprpSI Gssch !
olfee for 1hs II Of publle lands 1t AUoI 49, ne
6fnfa Of MIssIssIPPf, wsll be rernoved p - tns
y sssp es;ss g g = ;s csss.s 8
the.olIee at Augneta preparatory % IT. reW6yf
and o. ~ cpeat9E tos hnsinsss e i,au'dies VII
Givss dor ~ hand, * The sstv Of Wa hinsten
y ~ los. O. WILSON,
Acting Comnisslonor or tie
De31-vow General Land Olkoe.
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THE EVENING STAR.


4 SONG FOR fHE rTMEs.o
Let hard times ssssil us,.txtk
Let Deverty nail rs
n Like my sti al hofs % shoes 20 overy old wsu;
- - Let deep trlbn ettoa ssgsA ash sstafH y
80 And fe'cs desolaslsn 81 =. 81 ssglb I.
opreai oys- al lands ike 9 f1nerai pail; -
bskf5fE Thouxh empty our purSss, 800 - 4
Tnooghofedisofs curse Ne. - -
ADd s1estefe nrs s4uoesed tiit the eagles I'll hevi,
Let's have merry fsoes - 8 ,slfuHvet /
- !. A nd smlies Tor ell p.aees,s - ssft15k
ksnenbsfinE 'ns better - grin than to growl.z
: - - g Wsatthongh banks are brsaking sitsss
Ard "bts housesr sankine, - -alEt 2--f
kett ore day undo Al thes ever hs % dona
- Our cross1css can't mend it, s.H.21s-
-, Our veeping won etd II, -. -.
q why not teks the bright side and all IL Al mn
80 . tsr w AID fnrfeites pleosures -..gsss. |
Or imbecile measures
az Br,ng back our Loaf con 6dencs--iR tho dark ceu
- -. No, no to das = sorrow 80 fif1 f7A
Brings no bright mosfow;i4ls - .tiEf j,
= When things uii 60 cad let ~ grin and not srovi
- = Bullet n. ksep thinking - BIS .ap
= Tkas tough We are aiming, .1la
~ We canPt 10 fnach further, bscsaes Il y0n't pag
The cd ssw rot f2ssSss s.;s. ~. .a3sl
"Ths hour 10 the daskest5u,t before day;" ~
- =. Yhosgh vacant our pnrsss. - - =
ThOuSh creditors curse us, te11s ~
= Though sna5ters are tqssexsd all the eagiss 81
! .gssssaL Les < ep msrr saoes 80 I'M
~ sns a nd smiles for AL aees,
4 Tor sursy 'ns bettsr TO grin than {, grovl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25

Removing il IN . few hours. I On now trying il
for Serofula, and have already recsis ed benefit
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e7s.x sss !. MOURNING GOODS.
iasEe stock Of suPefio< sembaxines, Merinos
Dolaines, alr OF which ara the best makes. J
s.,ss.. -. -. - - 49, w. w. BuROETTE.
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Price 81; Chronic package, S2ln. Sod by oil
!prussist. q Ws.hinston. GsarTesgxh, and yicip-
tngton. n: p. MILLBURN q CO., wiIlafds
Hotel; ID. c. TAYLOR q CO., General Asests
a2 Dock street, Philadelphia. go aus
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PRICK, 81 PER BOTTLE; Six BorfLKs FOR o6.
H1rSold By 9. D. GILMAN washinftoa; r. Q. =. CiD-
Sell. G.asspvn, and By all Drusgiss svsryvhsss.
I7-sc3mf - -F
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FI.ANNEf q

FLANNELS.
200 pieces Whitssnd Colored fIannels, all prices
pieces csliooes, fast 60 ors 4 % qsHts
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srILL, ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMLrfsM
tsaaE p ~ CURED. =
yas seriously AFFLICTED with r heumahsm and
oon6ned 70 my bed. purchHsed . bon Of Dr. Coggs-
well. Medical Salt. and found . gadical CURE.
would sdyi:e others anieted With the same disesse
White Bear Hotel. Buck county.'Pa
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FTyE PER CENT

HAvIns rtsfsssl sEs sss.s q. s,s,.. !:
asd ssd Ind that 81 saora g
Ss1sss M s.ssis :sosk Vim . 'ols q thss ANAL
sissesS 80 so.tv days hsvs been ccnsfaneiy 70
asstyfns NsV Cocoa. NJ stock now bang complies
n tbS rel Of Freneh, Engiish end neiosu
ny f,snds And Ne public generally 10 sxamias tbs
following goods, va; ar,ra Asss tsfsY
Plaid, Striped end BsyYders Silks, good styles, b
uHe "A very large aud hyperion stock Of Black
siks, al grsdes; pieces ext heavy g 81 eer I'd
5 p,eess Bsyadsrs Black Silks, extra heavy, I'D
rich Lnshs, some - low aSs7t Ps. Sssds 49,
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The SECRET ESp ISSF HIFi1.ITlIEKks OF YOUTH

bH09SowB-
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Nedicins. Of SDermetorrheso OF Local ~MA-
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay Of the System, lmpo-
tency And ImPedimenti to Marriage -
BY B. DE LANEY, M. d.
The important net that the many alarming oom-
plants originating IN the imprudenos and solitude
Of youth may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
entirely new and highly suocessful treatment. Is
ADOPTED by the Author, fully explained, BY means
feetly aad ssthe least possible cost thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nestrums Of the day.
p Sent TO any address. gratis and cost free, In q
sealed enveiepe, ~ rSm,ttng tP9st raid ITO post-
street New York City. - ma So-tr
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: - WOR9TED DRESS GOODS.
so Pisose Mouslin de mes, rich aad high colors
rsnst9s ~ piiee, from ~ to s7K Cents Per yam
French and English Msrinos, from Is cents up &
3i25 per yard; p pieces Pls,d Meriaes q 3 Qsnt,
per yard. sea ies1E,a w. w. BURDETTEs
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AMP f S5gsSSSy XIII TS.$

p PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
BOTTLES ~, Is and % cents and dollar.
THEsREArEsrs pgiisES2ytERY in MEDICAL
HARTSH0RNE'eC URE-ALIs should be kept
ness, as Il free uenfy cures In less time thsn II re-
u cure. pain tnsny part Of the yssem and is ,ssd
externally and INTERNALLY.
=, DrAs the freq ent changes Of the weather BRO
enee . had Cod, kheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
ket bottle. Ia scts upon the Nerves, Msscles,
power, sISsi al psir from tse sss s.s1
Set Q BOTTLE AID ~ IL
HQkNE'S PECTQRAL syrup OF WIi,b
GHERRT-it u the best Cough Syrup in tho
IfIopsr Bilious, use HARrsHoRNEpANT
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
nach and Bowels, carrying cf al Bile end Foul 81
The aSove medicines % b had az sl Drug Stores
esos gstovn; H. PEEL 4 Co., Alexandria.
90 0-u
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LINEN 9nnnS

/. LINEN GOODS. fa
.'ssGs: Line. Ts s x y. cs.s. !, P'ss, u
Linen shestins, Napkins. TpyJcllp ah, 8 q;rrrr
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GAs FixruREs-GAs FIXTURES!
WATER FIXTURESi
/ have on hand, and constantly rectivine Gas and
WsseE rxtures, II eysry stvs, yhlrh I Offer for
scnssd g the shortsst notice and vEIsnted Terms
"'o11 sosth ala. os,A. Z: sNYDEks
90 " next door tn the Star Once.
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J NOTICE TO FLEASUKE SEEkEES III
IN Potomac Steamboat COMPANY
Of their steamer Powhatan 70 Nor
folk, Offer the public OF w :shington and Vic nifty
opportunity of ENJOYING trip on the beautiful Po-
tomae 20 GLYMQNT and AQUA CREEK(tvios
daily during the hot weather. =
To psrties Of three more excursion tickets vii
be ssaed At one dollar Si) each for Glymont viii
privilege Of remaining there al night and returning
WITH prfvilege Of remaining one or two days.
.. The angler een enjoy fns sport With hook And
other small ksh being abundant; Also kns Skootins
game being plentiful.
Good HotsI Recommendations can bs had 1t thss
places. %
Boats leave foot Of sfh street a s,< q m. and Cd
For further information inc uirs at the COMPANY,
encs, N1 h s53 Psnnsyynsnis syeaee Hs3, dS"fs
RAJ q arspt Potow. 3; = ai;NeSLn.
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!. Va. tlesSlsa 1ish isdanssas.y RsssSsns1
for along time, and ooyld find nothing 20 relieve
Cossyel's Medical salt, which entirely CURED me-.
would sdyi.e al Who are al ctrd 70 rive il kisL
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cuxF OF Frrs eE SEyBKAL YEAKS

cons health-affiicted with fts, yoa remsmber. Be
Assured We have every confidence in you and yoar
medicinc - doing him great good. His health 10
rapidly iaseroving, and We are ENCOURAGED especl-
those drsadful Cts since September a. nearly year
sinoe. COS, - WMs 4. HARRIS. Groton. Co. ..
FEvERs CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
Ny. wife was attacked with very high fsvsrs,
which would last nine days ~ 4 time. Il was iDdeo
ing i fair trial il entreiy broke her fevers.
xcala ehssrfhiiy rseommsnd IL to etaey s,sniisriy
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HAs T TH2EEGoNodbSfT fME lis coh iSMEM
G.,nv,-ySU sNs, AYR PIsoLs, =

GawrIrH. sHIEEfEBBs: NJ $50 Pa, .v.,p.,
oppoate Browns, have on hand Double Basreiled
Gum. colt's AL Ass.s, smith ws:s9a and ssssp.s
ters, Nipple Keys, Gaa Wsds, Gun sersvs, Ely's,
Cox's, G ID End Perslsn Caps, Cap Primers. ExtTs
sesss n.c.ssss1 q Ss suie%sut On sny 1ssss
al! Of which they wiil be able TO sch ~ fhe lowest
prices. sHns.s 20 . or1a
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n. cOoeeWELLT
nKpscALmlr

fhs grsss remedy for InAsmmeSorY Hsss.ss,
syeh e RHssmstish, NsuralgfA, Hea1soks, Fits,
49, 49,: cesssd fhfess Esaf: scd Liys. E5y:
eomIlaints NJ sqaslI sise be ciresishen L re-
9pves TIE sfk ea.,s Of infammation. That inva-
rom the following stimon,sis.
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da "oss s 70 . .s;yys s,oySs nssne
lnfsMpasofy Rheuiaatism-ths krst rsckaSs did
the york, and most sGsctually too q sot vsstlrs
q systI xtsin ny lifs, yegld rsoonmesd 10 II
he smiessd e slys he Msdicai Ss!s ? Air trial
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q .As ksyai Selsss sfsstsssas Loads. rssus.
cad he greater pun vhoss hfe sss been sssst al d. re-
pals q Loodoa, PARA Philadelphia ssd ~, az
feetse some u the nest sstcanhT wsrs ever
kno~n; many uouhsd vth nafihg head .sd ear,
when asleep great nertessRess alarmed az sudden
scunds bashfuaess with eqoert blushng su.s ded ..
times with deraa of mlnd, ured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25

HE .ndersisnsd have jus: oIsnsd their third in.
voice n;s Of FS,LL s1a MlSrLA GoODs, A.
computing fnl! and vel, s e. ed sssort.
NET TEk q c 20 yksGGSsSSaE FANCY SAssi w
. yariety Of Gsntlemen's FurnishiaT Goods "a
which they invite the attention Of their friends and
customers, and the public Ee e . co., -
oet.a~ hM.sSy, ssy .is. and a GIi ss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-10
Lrruhinr in pln,lr Commit.

ST. JoskPn, Feb. s9.-Eds. Republican:
"A special messenger arrived here this
morning from Platte. thirty miles below
here. with special information that boy
aud his son, who were arrested near To.
pesa some weeks sinoe. on charge Of
running off negroes. were executed by a
lynehing community last night. The mes
senger tells us that the crowd mustered
more than three hundred strong. aud at
tackled the Jail ;. taking the prisoners. and
then forced tue to drive the cart out
on the ridge about two miles from the
city. where they were hung to tree. The
old man begged very hard for his life, but
they would not hear him. The son was
hung first. There is great deal of ex-
cite nsnt in Platte in consequence. and
much trouble is feared. The excuse, or
rather the reason why this course was Ia.
ken. was the opinion that they would be
cleared by the court. which was to sit
there to- morrow morning. 1t would be
obliged to clear them, because it was not
the proper district to try them in. and the
citizens had de clareI that they should mol
go out of Platte ootnty.-Mo. Republican
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnINGToN, March IA rumor pre-
vailed this morning that Postmaster GeD
eral Brown had expired. This was incor
rect AT two O'Clock he was apparently
easier, and breathed more freely than at
any time during the previous twelve
hours.
The Criminal Court for this district as.
sembled this morning, The death of the
late District Attorney, p. B. Key, was
announced in fling terms by Robert
Ould, tie newly appointed successor Of
Mr.. Kew and was responded to by Judge
Crawford. The court then adjourned over
IN respect TO to tho memory Of the deceas-
pectation OF soze action being Lad in
relation to the trial Of Mr.. Sickles. but the
Grand Jury was not assembled.
Mr.. McLsne was unanimously confirm
ed by the SaOate TO day as Minister to
Mexico. He will leave 10 morrow for
Vera Cruz, with instructions to recognise
the Constitutional Government, in case il
is in condition TO maintain its existence.
Mr.. Churchill has again written to the
State Department asking its recognition,
and this Government is inclined to do so
Hence the appointment Of Mr. Mclean.
Senor Mata is here anxiously awaiting
the recognition Of his Government, direct
ly, and his reception as Minister, but at
the recognition will take place in Mexico
il at all, he will depart for New Orleans
there 10 await the result Of Mr.. Mclean
mission.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-10
FIIS! FITS! FITS! FITSl
DIR. HANcE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPu EPTIC PUlS .

For the Cure Of Fits Spasm, CramPs and oil EsrrouS
and C0RstitutioRd DiSsGsts. .A ht"'
DERsONS who are labOring under this distressing
d maledy,will find DR.. HANcE's VEGETABLE EPl.
LEPflC PILLS TO be the only remedy ever disc
ed for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits. eaqrl,h
These Pifls possessa specific action the nervous
systomj aDd,allh0ughthey are prepared especially
for the purpose Of curing Fitts they will be found Of
especial benefit Tor all persons afflicted with weak
or shattered from enyrcanse whatever. in chronic
Complaints, or diseases Of og standing, superindun
ed by nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for So Persons out
of the city, enclosing remittance will have tho Plee
sent them through the mas, free ofpostagc. NJ Fro
sale by SETH $. HANCE, No 1Os Baltimore Street,
baltimore, Maryland, to whom orders from all pa rts
ofthe Union must be addressed, postpaid. ~
June II. 1A59-Iv7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-10
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March 7.--Ex-Senator Gey-
er was buried at Bslliouniaine cemetry to-
day The attendance Of the funeral was
very imposing, and Latallion Of city mil
in view Of the deceased
having been an officer in the army in the
war of 1919. and Captain of the first mil
itary company ever orgrnized in the
State.
PepArs (r ON towns ON che upper Missis-
sippi river, and on the borders of the MIS-,
souri, and Iowa. report persons passing
through daily en- route for Pixies Peak
One ofa party Of emigrants writing from
Fort Kearney, says that large herds Of
buffalo have made their appearance along
the Platte river near that post. They
were therefore bountifully supplied with
meat corn was worth six dollars per bush
el at the Fort. AS Barley has headed out,
and grass is high enough to NOV in Tex
as, it is inferred that tie season for grrss
will be unusually early further north on
the Plains.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-10
BY THE OVERLAND MAZE.

ST LOUIS, March 6,-The overland mail
ofthe l,h ult. has arrived with two thro'
passengers.
The steamer Uncle Sam left San Fran
cisco on the llth ult,. with three hundred
troops Of the Sixth Infantry, to cbastise
the Majave indians.
An additional section OF the Californis
Central Railroad had been put under con
tract.
The next Panama steamer was advor
tised to leave on Saturday the 10th, in
stead Of Monday the 21st.
The Indian war in the northern part o
the State is being vigorously prosecuted
with fair prospect Of its speedy term:na
ton.
Business was. very brisk. Candles
Coffee, Provisions AMI American Liquors
were advancing,
Arrived Ships, Competitor, Archie
and Robin Hood from New York.
Sailed Grea, Republic and Taisman
for New York.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-10
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

SANDY Hook, March 7-The Royal
mai! steamship Europa, with dates from
Liverpool to the 18th nlt. ohe day later
than those furnished by the JurA, has pass
ed this point.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company's bill
was withdrawn in the House ol Commons
on the night ofthe 10th ult. but leave WAS
given 10 raise additional capital aud for
other purposes.
The bill legalizips marriage with de-
ceased wiie's sister, was passed in the
House to second reading BY 50 mAjOri-
ty.
The Independence Beige states that
France was preparing a memorandum con
tanning an exposition Of the grievances
against Austria. The danger OF a stata
quo will be pointed out and explanations
frankly demanded. AT the same time
France will say that. while she is desirous
Of peace, she is far from fearing war.
The Austrian journals have been order
ed TO assume a moderate tone in their ar
ticles relative to France.
Austria is stated 10 have proposed 10
ths secondary German powers treaties OF
alliance and three OF them had concluded
secret treaties with her, but only to I've act.
ed upon in case the war shNll be carried
to different theater than Italy.
A new PTussian loan was 10 cOntem-
plation.
Sardinia is sailed 10 have established
two regiments for the purpose of enroll
ino N lhann all daeariaro frnm The Ans.
tIiau forces.
The steamship Etna arrived at Liver
pool on the 18th ult.,
The latest continental rumors are more
wallike. II is said that the French En-
per9r will soon form camp Of 100000
troops at Toulon. 1t is asserted that his
intentions are decidedly warlike.
The correspondence from France and
Vienna to the London papers abouuds in
rumors Of Wsr-like preparations. On the
other hand, the English army estimates
show reduction in the Home and Colo
nial forces of I. 500 men. and increase il
the Indian army Of $4,000.
The total force is 229 900 men, Of which
1o6, 900 are for India. The reduction il
the Home forces is considered as an ind
cation OF the good faith 10 the mainten
ance Of peace.
The House of Commons has passed I
resolution 10 favor Of lew loan Of ET,
Oo0. 900.
Rumors prevail Of Ministerial changes
including the retirement of the Lord Cha
cellor, Sir E. Lytton, and General Peel.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER JURA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER JURA.
NEw YoRK. March e.-The steam pro-
pellor Jura arrived this morning. bringing
Liverpool and London dates to the 18Th ult.
The parliamentary proceedings have
been undressing
The war question was unchanged end
preparations were continued.
There are vague and unconfrmed re-
ports of French loan Of f20,000,oo0
sterling.
Litter intelligence from India had been
received. bringing the news Of the close Of
the campaign in Dude, aud the destruction
of all the forts.
Ionic dispatches. Of Friday. state thst
Austria agrees to send n representative to
the Paris Congress, provided that Eng
land and Russia will guarantee that the
Italian question shall not be discussed.
In the House Of Lords, the state Of af-
fairs in the Ionian Islands were under dis
cussion.
The Earl of O4rnarvon said that the va
risus documents which had appeared 10
the papers were perfectly authentic.
The Earl OF Derby deprecated a partial
discussion Of the matter al the present time,
and on his suggestion the su ject was
dropped.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Lever
took the seat for Galway, and Mr.. Salhons
for Greenwich. the latter taking the oath
according 10 the Jewish custom.
Mr.. DunComb gave notice that he would
move that the resolution, permitting Jews
to take their seats, OmitIing in the oathf
lequired. tue words. ''on the true faith o.
Christian" be made a standing order.
FaAKoE.--The article for which "Ls
Presse" received warning, is presisely o
the same Tenor ss those which il had beer
publishing for weeks previous, and The
general supposition was that the measure
was taken On tie representations Of the Aus
trisn Ambassador. The warning had {
good effect on the Paris bouTse. The
rents on the l7lb advanced nearly /, bn
the rise was not fully sustained. TIT
closing quotations were 69f for money, ant
67( soc for account.
The late disastrous failures ct Orleaol
ere said to amount to II 1000, 900 francs.
w. De Lsssaps left Paris on the l5Il
ult. for Alexandriu, for the express purros
of commencing tie Suez Cinal.
The Paris correspondent of the LondoI
Times asserts on trustworthy ground tia
the King OF Sardinia is determined to max
an altemptto drive out the Austrian witt
the Object Of constituting for himself
kingdom strong enough to resist Austri
on the one hand, and France on the other
if need be, and that il will comprise Venice
and at least 1900. 900 subjects.
An absolute certainty is felt at tleCour
at Turin that France will help Piedmon
r against Austria, and that Russia will b
left to fight alone, but actively and openl
If any other power assists Austria.
England and Prussia are expect, d 10 b
neutral.
The above is asserted TO be the delinit
plan Of the King Of Sardinia and bis Cabi
net, and nothing but the withdrawal Q
France will divert him from it,
TURKEY The news fiom the DaDuba
Principalllies is considered ola serious char
r acter. and it is feared that complication
may arise in that quarter, which may
more difficult TO deal with than the affair
of Italy.