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Wholesale Exec tion in India.

Mr.. Charles Buxton, an English mem
Der of Parliament in a recent address to
his constituents, thus spoke of the whole
sale executions which have occurred in
India:
How many persons do you think we
executed in the city of Allahabad? In
that city we executed in cold blood thir-
teen hundred persons! TShame. In
the Punjaub, where no outrage whatever
was committed, we executed five thou
sand persons l read that myself in a
letter from Sir John Lawrence. Is il
not awful to think of hanging and shoot
ing five thousand human beings? And
if this was done IN the Puniaub, what
must have been done in Bengal, where
rebellion really ragged Why, we seem to
have put to death without mercy any
man who took sides against US. For in
stance Rajah saved the life of Mr..
Mitchell, and other Europeans. But. un-
der compulsion, as he said, he aided the
rebels. He was caught and hanged. ]
knew the family of an officer of the Buo-
panl contingent.
They told me that when the contingent
mUtinied, two hundred of them, with
great difficulty, saved the life of this gen
tleman and his brother officers, and also
refused to march off aud take up arms
with the mutineers. Well, General
arrived. And what did he do but put to
death these very two hundred men, on
the ground that they had fought against
brethren. And | heard Mr.. Layard give
an account Of their execution, which was
heartrending to hear. Shame, shame.
A friend Of my own wrote home. with
glee, how he had destroyed eighty villa
ges. / read a letter from a soldier, who
said that after wholesale massacre Of
their prisoners, they flung the bodies into
a pit and covered them over. One OF
them recovered his senses, and came wan
dering into camp. He was again shot
the next morning. All about Delhi the
head men Of every village where the tele-
graph had been broken were hanged,
though hey had no more to DO with II
than had. l said it in the House, and
say it here again, that the men who did
that did murder.
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IRASBURGH, VERMONT FRIDAY, JANUARY IA, 1859.

soul. And know too, how miserable |
should ever be without YOU
She simply placed her small white
hand in mine, and then, while the warm
tears gushed forth, her head once more
sank forward upon my bosom, and
in low, sweet tone she murmured:
| am now only what | was long ago
-yours--yours-forever 7
That night my whole ships company
were at the hotel, and they saw their
captain and his widowed passenger united
for life. o, twas a glorious time, and
We're it ..ot for the deep, solemn emotions
which may never be shown in outward
sign, should have said my noble men
were as happy as |.
And so Kate was wife once more.
Our return voyage was quickly run, and
together Kate and went up to her faith
er's house. She saw the old man first.
| was left alone half an hour, and was
beginning to fear my wife had lost her
father, when the door opened and he
came in, leading Kate by the hand. He
came up to where sat, and l arose. He
extended his hand, and l knew all was
right.
God did it. he said. Kate has told
me all. didn't mean to make her mis-.
cradle. But-but-we'll talk of it some
other time. Forget the past; let US only
remember that all is now right
So it was all right, and my little wife
was happier than ever l afferward;
learned that the old man began to repen
as soon as his daughter was gone, for a
he found himselfall alone he had nothin.
to do but reflect, and his reflections made
him unhappy. And with his own lip
he told me that the moment he saw hi
sweet child, and knew that she woul,
leave him no more, he thanked God tha
| was her husband.
And so, gentlemen, my story ends
save that may tell you the old man still
lives, and my home is beneath his ROOT
and if you would wish to see happy
J..
Joyous trio, you should see him, when h
gets my two little children under full
headway of fun and frolic. He is pass
ing his happiest days now, aud as for til
other two characters 10 the drama, wi
only say, no cloud has yet rested on til
haven of their joy
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SCENE IN School RooM.-Mis-
tress-' Come here George, wish to
examine you in punctuation. What's
that !?
George-That that's!a a comma
Mistress Righti now what's that 2
George-'Ah! row you've got me
where my hairs short dun kno'.'
Mistress Gee~ge, do not wish YOU
10 use any slang phrases here. When
you are unable to give correct replies
say so, but do not repeat such phrases as
that which you just used. Now what's
thatF
George Dun kno''.
Mistress Don, know what that is ?
Why, that's a period
George-(Looking critically at the
point in question: IIal Ia! Hai Now
| have got you where your hairs short
that aiHt nuthia' only a fly dirtF
MissFess-f Re-examining critically
George you are dismissed
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CT Man, from his superior reasoning
faculties and intellectual capacities, IS the
most noble being Of creation, therefore be
should have 10 view the most noble Of
ends.
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6S When you doubt between words,
choose the plainesi, the commonest, ;he
most idiomatie. Esehew fne words a
you would rouge, love simple ones as
you would native Tosss on youE cheeks.
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ES Ifat truth be established, objections
are nothing. The one is founded on our
knowledge, the other in our ignorance.
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FoRrugR-HuSTER.-A man in search
of goose with nest of golden eggs.
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APPLIES WITH QUIScEs.-A very
nice sauce is made by taking at the rate
OF peek Of ounces TO a bushel of sweet
apples, and preparing as above, except
using only halfas much sugar, and boil
ing down the second syrup without re-
moving the fruit.-Ibid
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G This line was wanted bsrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

OK n. a. TEoM?sos & co.-NLwPoAT X l., RLE.
- giant villa sites at suc.io1
On ibursiay susns. rs At O'Clock toe premises,
De sold ~ ntc auction (uniese rrscuS disposed by p
vsr crnt,acD
Tbs large and ustle tract Of building land
"iii6Ay lot cortsLicg half
situated h Of the ee.evue .sd Lsigs roads
In olose to sevtEa he villas es.ate on
,slsrd wth sss OF Gen George DAD ailedsr
James Pbsleu, beDrg and others.
Ikis lot OF land The BSSvpe sd OF
huI dssd fee o;hts hca considered tie paop
frUns tie Lodge rosd % i've sund-d tee ad Tia
Whole yerr Boundary opposite tia prnotos rnais directly
the measuring thereon, The shore iaes
ejah, hundred feet siuatsd within ros
Toe ucesU nuso OF tie prtcclps fashion
able arenrea OF the city geuNy eovss5 er3and sad
do int ruptei dyly Sxtsniea yisw of
Atlantic sweerDg HI emf ho-izSn Connect
cut shore 70 Gsy Head te'asn be, u'ul inland
vie~e inc uaing espor abo snt Doth eies OF Nsrsvau
set bay.
Fer the erection OF Gle villa gilar those the peisb-
borood the lot offered 4, 4 asd,
oDy other now for a4le In which sey tn
INTO the set fir the present and g'rtss ssiog
cure euch lot invited t. pipe thu property
toja. fer at private tale ~ il ah1ud eoi
parcel previous TO the nay fixed tor the proposed
then 70 oher either In 10, thu lots d
by compeitos n 10 three lots each III about q.
and bave about equsl fronts npn Ledge road
and the 0cesn All riding sjms hesuful dssrsoe
SITES for tie erection of cottages and villa,
dence Of less expensive character su he ref
Plans sale and other particulars In regard to the
properly be had sppl ston 70 M nford
Ter Of Tradars Bank Mason seq res estate
AGENT at ne port, or to the aucdoneers In Bost)a
MA. THpgPaur 4 co. 6urt'ooeera
CGlce old Ssie House Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
REMOVALS..

ElENbY HOTTkRB GAs REMOVED FRUx NO. 60 10
enc sree TO the 'enuy lind hotel No IFS Mercer stree
"etEesu Piinoe aud aoustln c,ree,s
~ dc ~ has Rropr.e,oe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
MATRIMONIAL.


A sCUTHERNER, OF MORAL HABITS. OF GOOD
spo support prudent econorcsl wife wishes
eusnsnce OF come aisble good looking and
lady with an honorable view matrmopy. His
quite ample TO sord al the Injuries that
necessary for but he would make her
where copep tent and would be inunstes
and lie wonc protect Der from the and dangers
OF more fashor Gle life He sincere and would waige
motives Being rather ford romance, has taken this
method OF forming acquaiuances rather than tax the gsner
city of bis friencs by aching formal Introduction shoua
IDS meet the rotation and copgeptsy neh tJne
acy who haa the independence think and act for herse
hhe address, conftensy her letter 70 lnae'enuenoe'
box % broadway Pcs. office
A YOUNG LADY, PE8POssEssING AND ISrSLLI
"A sent wishes corresp md with some lnsec.A Soug
ger a view TO nstImony MONEY no ouJees mo
sivs rtirer possessing handsome compeency etse "a
dTess Norna Gltnwood Lsrsnsburg Rensselaer, county,
New York,
BILLIARDS
Wv C.JrJwg Ar I. DECKER's BILLIARD TABLE
x ar.ory every be convinced of the superiority
Trss sstrs 10 compete with last Improvement billiard
rAhSns psep,e ovember g. 1853 now ceiling beau.
ny esryed tsbes for the others charss for plain
t,bes warrant tables for twenty years. and AN no
man to purchase unless he IA perfectly sa.ahed
l.. DSCkER 30 Ann street.
ggGsLAN's IMPROVED BILL ARD FABLES
! AND GOMBIEaTI.,N CUsGIOGS
Fer sale only by tie psenee end tue ufac,uvers
NfCNNNOS = CC'.IiFapeS,
nee e. So etsn'eg Crossy T'ee. Few golk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

n ABUKTlB, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE or
a. about $4,000 worth Of elegant rosewood household
furnlre painunss works Of art g. &C. The undersigned
will se At public auction this day Saturday AZ hs
bronze ESTUARY costly Chinese and Bohemian
pianooste &c nained In the elegant five resi-
dence No. "a lest Eleventh street near5xh
ing five lots of rich carved 1rEure
NIL made TO order and The house havta6 been furnished
throughout four months ago The public assured that the
rendering imperative ever, thing should be sold
without Catalogues giving accurate description Of
thing 10 the houae wi he ready the morrpg Of the
sale. which win tase place. rain shine The urDiure OF
the house consists In OF four splendid carved rosewood
pRr0r suits covered In crimson and sstn
nine pieces 10 elk velvet s 10 perfect order elegantly
naved centre, sofe and pier tables with marble tops;
and ssn; elegant carved octave reewood piano
forte tSpesy, Wilton and Administer carpes French music
osbpes two splendid marble rosewood eegeres lined
with satin WOOD elk large and mattel mirrors
with corutces slabs and DracSe silk and embroidered lace
curtains star de- with Mirror backs French escrere
In bull work superb psnr acd glass
marble stauary and with large and beautiful coec
tton OF mapel vases and unique parlor ornaments &c
ELEGAsT ROSEWOOD Oh 1MdEA FU1NIrUEE
Marble cresaing bureaus carved bedsesis
armour. WITH plate gass doors connodes French cottage
rbers twenty fine hair mattresses blankets
mahogany frruye 10 hscots soss tate eei shades aud
bets, bronze clocks Ac,
SuLID OAK DIHIsG Room FURNITURE
Exterton dining tsb,e, marble stdeooard caai-s
two secretary bookcsses sofa rich of every
g,srs Ivory and silver cutlery with large quantity
Toned.
IA person viii be ia attendance pack and cart
tbo fuyni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

A UCTI0E SALE READY MADE CLOTHING, PIECE
"a goods dry Foods &c a n 0RIsT aLAK, auctopeer
large assortment OF fashionable cthng com
ing seasoc comprising CLOTH Cashmere and ssne frock
eack business and ccsts sk satin cloth cashmere and
e vet vests cashmere doeskn aud tioet pautaoons of the
laeet sty and sso dry good csshmeres
cloths undersbrs drawers overas &c also an avocs Of
cassmeres motMr slpacas prints muslin laines black
nlk, linen, brilliant, lawn, dress patterns DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

DErrlsrRy WITH ALI. IT'S IMPROVEMENTS WITH
~ nut Ito hubugsfo properly treat the natural teen and
rposruc. Artificial dentures requires ski and exp6
~enc-. Which -'~ed W rxH6 asd HlE
k~x, ~, S.~ss N ~ scxSuoS O( HOWARD y~Sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

UCrION BALE OF FANCY GooDs-oN MONDAY
August at loh sock 10 Fulton avenue fourth house
above Clinton avenue PEsO COLE auctopeers comprising
hosiery, stss lowers wormed goods needless gooda
fancy goods shelving counters, glass cases, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
a LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
"A RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 60,

HENRY +. LEEDS Autioneef.
FURNITURg IN PAkLOR5,
C0nsstng OF raewood Tis rosewood eegeres aide and
centre tables rich gilt framed mAptel and pier glasses
cornces and aa1ee 70 match lace curtains shades &c tapes
Try velvet carpets Paan china figures and clocks
md numerous small ornaments
ALhO SOME CHOICE PAINTINGS,
PIANOFORTE.
OF superior tone and finish by celebrated
Co.; cost $500: only been In use two month";
BcOCH shBER5
Have rosewood and Brussels
curtAins shades clocks, &c.
DINING ROOM AND BASEMENT
Contain extension table, din and plated
castess tea sets walters gobets dc variety OF crockery
and glass ware, &c. all in perfect order.
Sale commences at l01a o'clock
Articles TO be removed day of sale House to et Apply
to the auctioneer. N'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

CKIR1S-wE ARE MAKING THE BEST WOVEN
skirts twelve springs 81 fourteen prngs 81 50; and
seventeen springs 81 Dealers supplied with spriurs
s. per dozen twelve sprDgA SUI and oareen spings s
akirt factory, 2Sl Spring street, near Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

alAEHUMs MUsEUa VERY Last WEEK or
- WYMAE, the eorceror SATURDAY afternoon at 5,
and evening at TX O'Clock with his repertoire Of Aveour
experiments making people invisible and r.soring them
visibility al pleasure; rendering LIQUOR DO tie
IL supply Of sprt demanded npelioS drum
sp rapper, and res besides actual host
Of other semi miracles he million OF cu1ses Ac de-
all be AdmiaAnce q cents; Children under ian, Is
psrcuot seats, II additional.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

HOTELS.
THE HOTEL sr. JULIEN, NO. WASHING Ton
place few quits OF apartments at present unoccupiedi
also two single heals by private table or Ia carte
Ravng RESTAURANT attached makes parcu'srF desirable
for single gentlemen. ELBkRr ANOSSSow
sole PROG ristor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

UCTIoN NOTICE. FOR SALE, AT HALF THE
- original coat splendid pearl keyed paposorte solid
pearl keys slso the stoo and Tbis oppOr
tunity for those in want three guarantee will 90
It from the maiers Call at So West EleveE th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
DENTISTRY.

MOTHER GREAT DlsCOvERY-NO MORE TOOTH.
~ acbe-A peri suffering from toothsohe can get rid
OF In minutes without the of insrun ents. meii
applications electricity, and without the slightest pain
1C Sixth Eighth street. Clinton place
No charge " no ID effected
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Al oTI0S 10 SHIRT DEALERS.

N
Esvirg oba,uec yeYdo. In the United States Circuit Court
establishing validity of patents we hereby caution
manufacturers and dealers generally sssns. making extern
sion skeleton sis without iicense from selling any
mped with TIE patent under icer SO from us
al persons infringing the patent will held liable 70
for dsmsgss 10 full extent OF the law uuoerssoed
parties having valid license from under extension
skirt patent
DOUGLAS SHERWOOD, CHAs p COLT
". s G. II. tn S0N, JOHN HOLMES,
J. WILCOX 4 co. j. a ". BECK
NAlLsCE SONS, 81. g. McKENNA,
ARMS BROTHERS. FROST 4 CO.,
]. p. MUKAN CO., G. N. JACOBS CO.,
@. L. HARDING, JOS. B. WESLEY,
II. DOUGHsY, MORITZ COHN
CSAS a. POhTLEY, EMANUEL MANDEI.
r FRANCE, STEIN 4 STERN,
THEODORE SCHMIDT, DAVID HEkRInS
ERNEST L. SCHMIDT, FISHER i hEsMAN.
OSBORN VINCENT,
Owners of the extension skr d. tent
81 Warren street NJ. "
CKIRfS.-wE ARE MAKING THE BEST WOVEN
~ skirts: twelve springa 81; fourteen sprngs 81 So and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

UCTION NOrlCE-AssIGNEEs SALE OF MAGNI
"A hcent household furniture, wing sus oil
pantinga sssusry vases bronze clock velvet
carpets, pier aud mante mrors pianoforte
rosewood chamber furniture suite bronze ornou
chSnde iers. CHINA and glassware &C.. &c
ALEXAhDAe J. II. MILToN, auctioneer On this day
(saurdayD 81 l0a O'Clock III the no
No 60 West Twenty sixth street Tne auc
toneer would call the pNculsr enon his and the
public to this the e1braciog largest and
best of househoc offered at auction this
season, all made TO order by Goth Goldsmith Is 10 be
pexemptoril, sold
Parorstod carved rosewood su covered In satin bro
cas centre to match etegsres statuy marble tops
and French plate mirTors DOORS and back antique
reception chsirs card and sofa tables Tprssh loans
chairs ades work table, eDcognenrs buffet
octave pianoorte stool and French Goth on paint
loss-Madopns Fruit and Flowers, Winter and Summer
kcepes French line bronze sAtuary and
ngh b and oYmou chsnc lace curtaios french
plate pier and mantAl mirrors velvet
TuRe &C. basque snd china stand ocoth
Bedrooms-sose wood AVID nahOsany bureaus bedsteads
wssoatAnSs oommodes shaving and toilet ssnds hair mat
resses, fescer beds blankets, Sheets quilts &c
carpets rpitoons. toilet sets
Dining room Fourteen feet exension dining table, choa
dinner tea SETS cut glars gObe.s
pRgnes frp and dessert caster
forks fnves uspkn rings DC; ivory hsnde table cutlery
k6eboard chairs, buffers aud stand
assortment OF Placement kitchen furniture With which
aalp rrll royn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

y1SO LET-NORTHs NATION AL THEATRE, CHICAGO
1 III, capable Of seating three thousand people, with
JOHN BACON, IL and IA Spruce street. New York. OF L.
q Hyatt, Chicago. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
TN SUMxER WHEN THE SUN rs LOW
l. Come forth IN swarms I, g inject fos,
And for our good. they bore. you know,
md auck in mo

But bugs rosches, 'skecte, s-blark or white
In deaths embrace suiie1ed quits,
II Lyons pow er chance TO light
In their obscure vicinity
Lyons powder 10 harmless to mankind will kill al
house insects garden worme plant bugs es Lyons
tic pills death to rats and mice old everywhere
sample fssks rs regular szes 50 cents ST.
ware of mia,ors
BARNES PARK. Is and Is Park row, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

CfEAMBOAT AT PUBLIC SALE WILL BE SOLD OF
- Wednesday next the 10th inst. s IL O'Clock on boar
the boat, OF Christopher street. the substantial and
modous steamer Ocean Bird In complete running order
percr excursion boat Information may DO had on board tn
hOaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

A UCfION NOTICE -MoRGAdREs SALE OF GRO
a ceries, liquors segars, 40 tENRg GREEN will sell
this day at lO O'Clock at the store 1874 William gro
cees. tea, coffee sosp pickles. brandy whisxey
champagne, caret port wine 800 bores herrings;
patent hoist for basement with railway complete James
Dnggn mortgage Also 20 barrels damaged four pro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. S46 BROADWAY
ruppies competent teachers with pcsons References
m; Hall dl sons DE- Lowell Mason Nav York Wanted
ng salaries 5000 1000 Also several fine Qs
ds piano guitar and singing and piano and French aas
ries $40 TO $500
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1859.
THE TURF.

ECIrsr COURSE, LL-TROrrING.- PRINCESS AND
~ Flora Temple Purse 81 900 mile heats best three in
hve. In hTness Tusscsy, Aug O. 1859, At r. J. E9f
ehIefsb m Princess, Jas McMsnn enters Flora Temps
l. SNEDIKE6.
The viii leave quarter before hree and when
'ne race Ia Fare fifty ceus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

NsIss CHARLOTTE wYErTE THE YOUNG AMsRI,AN
l actress will make her fret appearance in New York
since her return from England the Bowery August
In her celebrated character Of Juetin akng which
the Dsiy Zines OF London England says-Ms Wyete las
evidently the genius OF great actress There
ness about her sctns which carries her to high pitch
excellence ard intensity of enon which bly, com
te 70 her audience In passage grief and des
pair Ter deep clear ringing voice sca con6guraon
feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

~ gay eaturdsy At h@ s,earoom 3s2 Hudson street. lot
top tables and uutera and
s.oo pninings epgrasDss decsnters silver wave Sale at
tNO OClOSk q. hkII2A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

WOODS MINSTREL BUiLDINoH,
SELECT LIZ n ETaIcpYAS S's HI s1fs s
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Cccrs open at 7; commences al O'Clock.
Admission Is cents; children uuier tan years Is cents
FOURTH WEEK OF RPH HOEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

4 NFUAL PICNIC AND COTILLON EXCURSION
q OF the Washington Continental Guard Rcey Hook on
Tuesday: aug 1889 Tickets 81 adm gentleman and
lady; sddi 9usl iatss tickets so bost
NAusHoN win make the following street
81 T. South Ihrd street. iam1burg "a, Peck slip at "
pier North river At g. Spring street at g.
JOHN p. LANSING, Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

EsOR FEVER Ard lSUE-INDIA CHOLAGOdUES 81 60;
Desher's pills stampede mixture 81 each For
tcn, suppression &C. Dr Van Eambertc female monthly
pills 81 For Coughs Colds &C. ASTes cherry pecora and
pills Fogers olossoniard, Rusisons cod liver OIL 81 each
For scrola, Townsen1s pRsa Myers
and Wener's syrup each ST. stG UIONs l27 Bowery
w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-26
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Mr. Guild who
came from England in the steamship Wash
lngton this morning. en- route to Mexico, is at
tached to the British legation in that country,
and conveys important dispatches thither.
The President has recognized Frederic
Kune as Consul of the Duchy of SAKE Coburg,
and Gotha, in addition to his former recogni
ton of him as Consul of the Grand Duchy of
Hesse Cassel
Commander Klitz has been ordered to the
command of the naval rendezvous at Balti-
more.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday of last week
are at hand. Tho steamship Tennessee
brought from Gen. Cara, at Tuamankeras, a
request for invitations to three thousand
Americans to pursue abe war in Mex
leo. 1t is not understood that he acts under
the authority of the constitutional government.
The expedition is to be fitted out at Tampico,
where Gen. Degollado now is to organize I'M
der the State authorities. The Picayune is
assured on the best authority that the report
that Minister McLane has succeeded in effect
ing definite treaty arrangement with the Jua-
rez government, is wholly without foundation.
He has, however, forwarded neutrality-suspicious.
for the consideration of our government The
most favorable he has thus far been able to
obtain is, by no means to his mind, nor do
they give promise of a speedy and honorable
arrangement. Gen. Lardo left New Orleans on
Monday for New York. During his soourn
in the former city, his proposition to effect a
loan did not, as was expected, meet with much
favor