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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12
MANS BLESSING.

Fever and Ague MOI Sectional.
The causes Of Fever and Ague are ever existing
in all places. They do not necessarily exist only
in wet and marshy localities. They assAil the
home in the mountain well as that in the valley.
They are active in cities - well a. in rural dis
triots and the human system IL always liable 70 be
attacked by the malady. Il is easy to prevent tho
aeP.sAsh- Of the disease IN Supplying he Persian
Fever Charm, whichis agreeable 70 the sensus, aud
does not in any way interfere with the organs Of
digestion. They who Wish to escape any Kind Of
fever viii hnd it for their advantage to procure
this invaluable preventive Of such diseases. When
they havo procured it, they viii retain itas talis-
man in the healing art that has no equal.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12

THANKSGIVING SERMON,

Oetirerei an the First Presbyterian Church
Aea0 Orieans, on Thursday, Aov. 29, By Rer
b. II Paf1aer d. d.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12

r5y- We wouIi call @e attention Of our readers
to the advertisement Of Prof. o. J. Woods Co.'S
Hair Restorative in another column.
march "a ,RA-Iu
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12
INPECTINE.
PERSIAN FEVER " CHARM.

Try u, Prove II Know IL, 9,
And make known is won lerful powers aud virtues
that those who suffer, or who are threatened with
suffering, may be led 70 use simple, innoxious,
prsparatbn, furnished by the Geld Of Nature for
MANS BLESSING.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.

Try II, Prove IL, Know II,
And make known its Wondsrfal powers and Vir-
tines, that those who suffer, or who are threatened
with suffering, may b. led TO use . simple, innOx-
ious preparation, furnished BY the field Of NatnTS
for
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12

Is sold by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers 90
America. sE
Price One Dollar.
Sent by mail TO any part Of the United States
INPECTINE
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12
INPRGrINE

INPECTINE
Is sold BY ali Druggists and Medicine Dealsrv 10
America.
Price One Dollar.
Sent by mail TO any part Of the United States.
INPECT1NE
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12

INPECTINE
Is sold BY all Druggists aud Medicine Deala,,
in America.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12

beII-caro e better than PhySio.
Nature Is Wiser than Art.
Every Disease has Divine Remedy.
The Wise Apply while the Foolish Dream.
Better Prevent than strive 70 Cure.
Delays are Dangerous.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12

PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.

TEvRs AND AOUE ExrERxnArKD.
The Human COnstitutiOn Saved from Wreck.
The Preventive and RENE dy
for an
Intermittent and Bilious Fsvei.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12

the serpent five and twenty years in our Eden;
twined now in the branches of the forbidden
tree, we feel tbe pangs of death already be-
gun as its hot breath is upon our cheek, hiss
ing out the original falsehood, Eye shall not
surely de-"
Another suggests that even yet the Electors,
alarmed by these demonstrations of the South
NAV not east the black ball which dooms their
country to the executioner. Ii is forlern
hone. Whether we should counsel such
breach of faitip itsthem or take refuge in their
treachery-whgsirer such result would give
a president chosen by the people according to
the constitution-are points | will not dis
cnss. But that it would prove cure dor any
of our ills who can believe 1t is certain that
It would, with some show Of justice, exasper-
ate party sufficiently ferocious; that would
doom us to foury ears OF increasing STRIFE and
bitteruesss; and tlat the crisis must come at
last under issues possibly not half so clear as
the present. Let US not desire to shift the
day of trial by miserabie. subterfuges OF this
sort. The issue is upon us; let us meet it
| Ike men and end this strife forever.
- But some quietist whispers, yet further, this
| ms;ority is accidental and has been swelled by
Occasions of men simply opposed to the ex-
isting administration the party is utterly he
| fnroOeneOuS anu muSt Dc SniNtftu lnJO IFas-
mani by its own success. | confess, frankly,
This suggestion has staggered me more than
INV other. and | sought to take refuge there
in WHY should we not wait and see the eff
fect of success itself upon party whose ele-
ments might devour each other in the very
distribution of the spoil Two considera-
t;ons have dissipated the fallacy before me-
The first is that, however mixed the party,
aboIitionism is clearly its informing and actu-
s,;nc soul and fanaticism is . blood hound
.hat never bolts its track when it has once
srsed blood. The elevation Of their candi
late Is Ear from being the contamination o.
their aims. 1t is only the beginning of thai
c cons and, if all history be not .
lie there will be cohersion enough till the enc
NJ the beginning is reached, and the dreadful
bsnouet Of slaughter and ruin shall glut thu
snnetite. ThWsecond consideration is prin
cinle which cannot blink. It is nowher,
dsnied that the first article in the creed of tn,
new dominant party is the restriction Of slave
~ within its present limits. Itis distinct!
ayowed by thcir organs. and in the name 9
their elected chieftain; as viii appear from u
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-25

Sur otsBmal. ia - bic Nat6arinnsn Eno
nses Nlie Bier = ni6t mabr2
5aif AIR. renisatns eilf; senua, urn elm boil.
bes EubeHe 6incer nmutrinaen. mrire Nrau
riu's ater fo bGtsn. Run? Ii: etiraS teaimmt
morcfns = SSctlen Ss tcnu aktr nidbt Elm rrs.
nta atifciasn une ran II, Gentlemen? untertrat
CT itb ielbcr IL feinsr 5riat = Sic batsr II nod,
pcutpnimsn 81 T. pie nd&ifsr 6duffr ;u errsidbsu
- ccer tiettcn rt neirtt aar tci mir tcr Hactt.
Vein ieo earts, atfins. id9tt 8rcrn atIebnene,
FUR mid isltlf rsuilfsnc Sufsf il IN 9lrtrrts
hnuber aerittsn. uur To rfrps icb nab rem SauIe
Ieen uno Dir 5aierr fu,tcrn niiNtn; ,pnlf r, dit
germ.
S6rt Brpmn = RI IT S"r immer ourin
wcittr rcitsn, iaate Curtis = icb tltits ris Iabt
bier; III 6aufe . riinm it rcd y! tis.
G'It - bann tiit' ,tb Cub G,efelfifaft -
wsnn affine naml,b nr6 Ylae bat fur @afe,
unr eir Gamen atdbi tsipe 3mmsr elnssnumnen
blbtn. rief Grut.
Nins 9srna - 4 ipt nur dt, it Fin iitcreies
nrn9teris, Watribtcn sun pNen IN b6rsn = no
hasen Sic trnn mriucn a,ltriacn @'alt2
Der iit mt Suri.tr in rem 0etas Stannr,
ect naoon I'm oane ,rm rrrte Gccf, w1brsnp
CT pom Yierps itiea. rtcsn plnn auaeabI did, al,
itnautr nmr iitsr rie 5rn, blna. Curtis fcIste
itincm SriipteI. INN 9rcmn (}I'icn mar inter
per 3sit iarsiam upronaeritten) sriiets np;t Gin.
ma1 nne trattc lttncI Ii ter m5 eano Der.
(6ctt. sung frlat.)
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plmtug 2lme,lf pItruabu AIetenr e)rlel,tpait
Danpficbih0Drt
iIbilI:n

eambira uns gsc,o a,prf, Gpntbu,nptcn,
csrniit.GlI esr neaen aar bss S5ol;ce sebl sic
sanieft saasr,nsen gSessa eiierH;p prtcampiidiHs
SorHtitd. Z0U1 5ons, Gapt. 2rhutmdnn.
pam N spia, 2900 5o9s, Gapt. Shrealsn
Sarcnia, 25U0 5cns, Gdpr. @hsrs.
SbiI YYsac, brsT hRtlcn inc IIiiden sabrIcn rilsm
!itp5 bttdaAtt OIn,pfitTe ipnesn re9stmGPis am
Grtsn uuc ,5snaphaien Isetn Wpnat5
nsn 9e,p srt unc 6ambes, Southampton srpeciTi nue
R.bmei YailaaieTe ren 9lrp 9crt nat
6amburs. 5aors. sonron hns SputbaTr'oD
II elasReeH yreIen:
Grlle &aiute. $l00
3IpftIt dlute 50.
9rpIfthptG =. 50.
Son 9amburs Gab Gtu gvrt:
grls gdjHis $It2.50. 3wsRs 9Gmte SO. 3piIHenet"
so aDesen Yaiase r.lSte man ltsp az
y. q. 4idare, Bpas II. GIMP.
l5O Srcarwa2 9lero g'srE
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Gar0aaifde l'rrihtr.

SeipitA. Il MIr,. 2m "a. Nt1r, 1arb
sn StUn',ip tei Grntdpt in Secriclsiicn Snp
Yrn &aerrli ein Mans, r,iIru glame cbrenpcu
srnannt wtrn in frr rc'liiihsn @sl6d,e 5a&
fns rcn 1880 his 1850.
SrrItn. 3l MGc,. 6annryer b,t In Scs
,us auf De @uftebuus rtS Statsr 3pus neue
S&mer'ateiteu ertobsu. Der II. @ili III pom
Sualono ais per Stlust rmiu fur Die Nbsate btr
hdnncprI ,teu GrtlGrual feltaeitet werocu
1,r prensiibe Satpprt auf Die Dspslbe
16pupsn,l's lit am p. Niir, nab Vlris otae-
i0nri rcrern, IS miro parin rie Muuyaticn
SaocprrS an Srant'eit tepdncrt uno m6biliat
lie ocn Nranffrit aeriinlbtrn Wlrantirn bit
ten ndb NreuFeuS llrb r,euluna emr;r cine auz
otre COMBINATION ue unoen merosn tGuucu. Sr-
jwlhfn hats Der &Sal pcn 5d oinicn Sapcpsu
mil ausnrif dem 9sclt. bat DIR Si,hts Driiter,
uimlh per SShpeia. atactrtsn Die Situattcu
safe anber,rcitS eiils nsut @ itllt rurh rte Bee
rnfnHe ser Sdpw il au rir MG htt aew1anen. -
Die 8eftt or Shmfii miirten az prufen unp
su p1bren leii. uuc pssob bsttalte eS ab 80,
eisie Sste per Stage IN snsr blcneerrn No.e
III trhanpejr.
Bern. 1. Gprit DIR 9jmsetat6 fsbr i'm
SrsrfT. an rie M1tte. melhe DC g8isnec Stlus-
&ttc unterisid,nct blbcr. ene neue gipte III rid.
ten nm Ne ,u oerdnIaifu. riIten enrcpdtfheu
GOnsre6 'uiamm. ntrctcn iu Iaifcii, Der Gle foI-
afnpe SSrdse IA rateriab n batf:
,.eisst ss tm Snterr1s GarcYas rag DIR Sim.
plcnpaE, rer ma Ter g{isner Sthlu6 ifts i'm g..
iiBe pte aSaias oon Sarsinieu Re6t. an 5ranf.
reib, wrltSS nuI ri.lem piiIs bis ins Scr, rrr
Stws3 pcrprinAca tanu. atast eten wire ?'
seisn, /. Npril. G5ra1 9sttttra BAT penn
G>slbdi'Ntrd5er rer 5samfi, pie ref ye qnt.
mort Seitreid,e auf prn Yroteit atatn Die Nnue.
ration Nero. : arc9sns M tAetb lit. ben Ter Suns
eesratb an rie o5,pBmatbts aerih;et.
Sn @esua auf r,e Nnrratirn Sapcpens ers
tldrt S.itrei,t. ee fGnne nad erm Stfsnntwcrptn
Der Nn,itt.n cer auptren OrpBmdbte rie pliiiys
;uruthalenee Steunn9 ME sine wlbren 9n.
tersiIsn lie IcFpsru, n,dt aiFaftrn.
&udlittiieb Fer girutr iidt plr Sarti, uno
Der neutraIsn Seurtr Gbl lois- uap 3apcan,
srslait Ssitreicb its tsre't le!ne auten DienIte
nit trn,n Err auesrn @i cbmlhtt az psrein.arn.
nm Gle reesndS,scn 9Giinlhe prr Stpsi, u e..
! fulrn, uno ttss nm IS me6r, ol 5bpupenel's
etrfaiarsetf uem l3'sn Mar, 9or Der 6anp pie
Saudllbt'san4 Der Der 5bpsi, purrb eis Ser.
/ trdse Ysn lSf atmassgn WIrantirn perlprtcbr.
Yayl &, 81. Nia,J 2e Grnitjut,pRnll tnt.
ealt einsp Artlttt tss u pafteurs @rnnbsMlGOt,
mOrin 81 Ii,b bsmib:, DE .,giatribsn" Der enali.
kfbsn atrner nnp Jpnrhaliiten Su wicrrlssen.
Il Gs wro IN isnem @riitd paran uinasat, ese
.Ytapoison III. nlIes @iGtIibs setbau BAT, um BE
@aians ansrbmtar ~ n.pdbrn, iO4ts lie abtr rob
l3trrlIen weresn, 10 Ipurpe rtss pas 5anaI zines
8anpIsS uno nsuer linrubs merten. 9apelTtn isi
fisir auiaas 10 ieit init rtn WtOanfsa unp gs.
enrfnsn esr % u,cit otrtniIpft, bag cine Particle
Mslnua9s'1 ii1rrrH3 uibt ltles Ssnns lsi, IN. b.
rem Srn& 5er5etsufubrea.
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S,Seme S&irtbfDaft
linr
6 ssrtter 9 al Q II.

saasrtIer SaIpH
Tsm @uttitum pt eisrttnit. AnriAe, Eob rcr
II ,tetWIdn,yt Il III isin,m 1uf an III III piartt,
rem 5rttmaift # aegsnutrr eiut 2eiilnltdit uetit
va9ertttr Salrn ttrIthirt Gat. meirlrt CT itth
frrufn mirr, irne ,Srsuurr unc fds 9utIfum ,m
Nulsnfineu NIT csn ttittn Wetrantrn tepltnsn
III fUnne,,. SIprfncr MILLER.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
rpn
Slmpn StrinlfIn.

Stnpn Steulein,
)ip. l65 9SrrGb-, irliber rtr u. unp 3. StrdBt.
Scm rurd,leicnrtn Sub,ium mrr e,cl. m matriditi,
6rt teiisns tnprhls. Is 2SithpIii tlecH 1T nit str
sprsusIiitsu erlatea auSaeta t.:. Scit &''shuresu
ma Geeat,ien ct5 MoTtttN mn je>srNI. nas<a II;
tus tm irhIen.
Sl:atGl cS,rne S!dlte. &dii:c Gl,ui. eeetpr
Zoe n;tI tiIer Merge artcrr NrIisl @ayGmcriecn yu
>u's GrtNel S'repn 9Sr,,9r SOSp lsneu et eau sec
ISsne, r !e Sur ger Aut bel s. :. Nnner. 2i9i
| ,clrnc 0Ii!iruc GGf ,iarS bticncers jur epn.
,rnorY uRc 9onNtrrt, pNirar ne eci Iept. rettISsn
Guaiisi un;tr 6a-iipTtlS ~ pa9eG etl
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Sseuc slnsciaen.
" usr NfGt lldstu

y utr NfGt ildsrn
IN arraear. m;Ltsn 2. mn 3. Strofe.
Nr;eisr roe or an ratn Yaee eincn MStclartr rrsr,i
ts, nnc ti,,e, N sCrrrua'tnsu tdnsr ui steaten 3r
rrr% s;cifcIt ars-cr mtfset sr', maf~rg uhs nosll
ttuis aussefitrt siera'a!uren rTrn tuno biu,s.
Sbrp wrn frere en-.
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srOap sra6s, yptrbsn i. II. :. 5trase, aspsp
Il. >5pap's ,,2StlAe!m SeI bdps"
hrlslss ,mpnselt pcm ptegeu Hr purhteeasrn putli,
ltln 4afs ssihmatepllr tinerl,nrsic Sarbiritase,
n btmeI)flI lp, odp Risnanc lelhsn Spop sHetrs. as
al ;utrIeprn user Die pprIbeiihae 9ioerunS eerari
Da unitg rinca unr einsr e'esaim 6dnpe u steil
a. Ftrner snpitb sI iib III birurahcr Nperatienen,
jaUnausaebsn, aofrliiieH, 8Iutsgtisesn. 5drGpftn
= Esrieibr fusEt en eaaer Der sHitm plrrimatsr
tt s,ns trSietiHete Eintiur ssae pd5 tI .teroen u
Tllltn etr paa.t. I'm 9ahs~ut bIttct g. 5Ot;s@,
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u. II. FACCHE.
trou Ve5;s),
i armn ds er Rhe ,lemeiler
O33 .prn,N. rsNs he- D., --..

253 S'rede> niDf eeT %ien Sirlfe
Saate, cfr cit sitmRo NAN il ,}abr,r in EEL
tlt-a Wsren' uic .ein utr<etrrait ppn u 5 t5ent
rnoca me Ne 9)s tenafii9 pa ..latt n ern siI !.
:ti ftnao cs i Anie5t 81 pare fsS r 23 s3rsasir
sia arli g Slb ~ trc1n SAT- Lap h Irsue ipySalt
~ ltu tpdft dl noe gr9sl eaielsl sniaeosp u
-ennlen y atr 3 l.rlert .Ib ! sfiinren III farrtn
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u ncr t.afina.
,amriitrifiaNci Np.lesp albmonr u. Dies saar

lampil trTiahfi ppltep III bRear il. 9ts,p @pl
ll telpen srcEtn ar aea.Itm tnssrifisttn st Danui
sue ,d.ssse,rs" unc ..iragc. Irrrocn Gem rtiitnesr
,a0a, al xSrnuSun0 3sitenS enSr5h.en Ter Sahrprti,
lraaI IN rrr AaIuGt lnt Yeti ann ste't S. uNo ,A ivi
gulttd So. = lie iim,S:antn ctrilF ibrea 94baf u
Ns,us ,crsn Slsrils ilg slatmindeS pabr nr ii,
Sraasr' iteeil lrtla um npr aeerrS ppn altY geia
FAlBlt ger cas- csere Gahrlprr ttnhern mil, bat Nd
Eu ca ,llt,riet.n s,ti stn .yahratJei ~ ircn
srIaI lpllc etisi tIsnsmrn aar ea.IiItbi. beforcu
Rlu4atp! tie .,ap NorfDil s2.0u
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SSeeamntmncl,n,rec,
Gcbuts umS Gticfel.@ .@aa cr.

yfr llater, ,eitn,ts Cr.autt lit ic,nsn pr bc
e sanen mr. Gem aebricn rut fun itrbau,t fin reit
81 10 Vdar ltf scle-ta!e Stitftln unp Sbus.n
sss ualtti 'rs..cr - uptsen. SscsIirsea wsrfeu
rrcns,i i~nsr ausstfibyt
Geprae TeufeI.
Nr l5S 70 ei.r.. 1Penielc .6rttI.
.. eram,. Ws. = GrbaINc S,rf. emrii bI'
lrn rctctaaitaeS yaaer ucu i btcn y III les
lran;siii.h II 1ieth- unp 2erR sSsinru. unr ma 1T
namrnilit anf ie II arrfcS yaleT rrn 'i,tet i'm
rerti ten Gpampaarst. unr 8ar,u 9Ge,ncn aui
m"rirn
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1tsiusunaeu.

NrttHguhgtH VI
-. N..,,rn tr5hsiut iessn Ngrrae-, Sennteaa ouSs,
p,sa,, , rs+ Mill ttn Sute iriirnSrrts vrn 10 St
,stlS,r ON 81; rtr Soe ccir ~ IN i6h'iisr Trraut
tr.,tu.s : NnaNa rncs, iinet 'CScnssn : eln3una;n
otr IN ga ,,rrinraIe - ets treima lac $loH, tae
@Stt = %, ,irfn aecnal $50 = ruate 81 90 t'S
psna,r s: co ;prlf Ncnde 2on IN sitrie!l M tter
scror a., ,tl.s N;e,tn RE u,t Stlieseh sranSeri
rCe,s ts,r,r .rtrSsn nit SD 80 }abr Frrchrei.
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: iFos Ter 9iitt ucnr Ta.
Sa4e birr= q nilerci,
9ir. 100 vi iuitr.

eineu sauue terb 1. Ger Woi Sfn.
&s- sIu trdae, nc uitijt auSltfibrt mt,ocn pgsa,
multnnad Stcier : fiicC iauet Nrrptn
:. =. osss ntsEn iSa6UflYt.
N@. gS;r t5n tircn erefGn 80 rata 2'itr auf Sae r.
60 tIec fI1 dnen Semaer am Il err S3 tennen
lawn leRl tIr :toe Nmlrti ii ..s:ih IN iptr:em
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Tne Cernan ADVERTISE

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II. HAssrr, Editor and ,Propseter
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2!n ek DalaeM 9lihnentt.

Nh eN AdlNtH JIlthMpnts
Ma ame Sau,he (epn Iaris). RE tsi er,
et,n 5sr in aFctanieS ,iililui flir iars 0lte :
FIR>T-CLASs diploma
fbitlt bai 233 2rdo rebe nabt c,r 3. tia rees ure
= 1baitistS &as.r pol Ai.lllurr@s ,Salrl sf5 ftst
Afaname Il. b1I Gle Gprc ban Dln Ell Nihatrn. a9as
ieseu. e.F hr Vlser 2tpnneGs une &iIltincrn,
= aaren ntl.t:n fon;tipea S5a oa uHo ptltnlat
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sOE:er Mnrei II 9Sifuret, UeathtrS @Srtatlr Hsbae
une vdsS. 1deamc IS ce r9pie NuIme .lIn e,t aif
llt br Ill Sntd werheneea Iu'ire snceoeen I'M lnrt
@pn.e ,nnrn tSEnea ll rrrinct been caa it Il auf,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08

The steamer City of Washington with Liverpool
dates to the 25th ut, and Queenstown tho day FOL
lowing. Her adyices were anticipated by the arrl-
val of the Bohemian at Father Point on Sunday,
and whose news we published by telegraph on
Monday morning. The steamer Brazil, from
Galway the 29h ut., arrived at st. Johns yester'
day. Her adyices are three days later. Heenan
had made formal demand for the champions
belt, through Belts Life, which paper treats the
claim as preposterous, saying that the chances
were in favor of Sayers, and that if the referee
had Witnessed the 37th round he would have
awarded Sayers the victory. Sayers had obtained
q medical certificate that he would not be able TO
use his arm for two months or more. The Prince
of Wales will not visit Canada before the hrst
week in July. The voting in Savoy will exceed
100. eco in favor of annexation, with only l,20o
nays. 1t reported that a plot against the En-
pcror by Italians had been discovered in Paris,
and several arrests had been made. An insurrec-
ton bad occurred in the French possessions III
Africa. but il was represented as slight affair,
aud was promptly suppressed. Baron Bruck' 1t
appears. committed suicde. Breadstufis quiet
but firm. Cousols 9lsa95 for money, 95@9os
far accouut
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Methodist Episcopal General Con-
ference
SIX 7 II ID A Y .

BUFFALO, Monday, May Z, 1859.
The call of the Conference, which was interrupted
on Saturday by the adjournment, was resumed.
successful effort was made to RECONSIDER the action
of the Conference Saturday in the matter of APP
pointing d Committee on Appeals, and the Chair wa-
ordered Ia appoint Committee of seven to prepare
code regulating the disposal OF all appeal cases aud re-
port tomorrow.
Bishop Morris presented the answer of the British
Wesleyan Conference TO the Methodist Episcopal
Conference Of America.
The address, among other congratulations, expresses
warm satisfaction al the existing sentiment IN the
American Church the subject of Slavery; also
communication from the same Conference TO the
Bishops of the American NJ. L. Church, rcgretting
their inability to send deputation the present Con-
ference, and expressing The hope tina, such deputaOn
will be- sent in 1861. The letter also acknowledges the
receipt Of a communication from the Rock River Con-
ference the subject o Slavery but declining take
any action thereon from Difference To its American
brethren. The letter also expresses the hope that the
American Church will take such action snail finally
separate itself from all connection with that Institution.
Bishop Morris also presented address from the
pastors of the Animal Conference of France and
Switzerland, held at Paris June - 1859. The address
gyes favorable report of the progress of Methodsm
the European continent, Notwithstanding the c0nst
tued authorities have melted the ignorant population
against them, IN many Instances, amounting 10 serious
prosecutions. The Church is making rapid progress
toward Italy and hopes that the work in France may
still have claim upon the sympaihcs Of the American
Church.
TN motion OF nr. Slctr thc COMMITTEE on COfTts-
pondence instructed Ia inquire aud report in regard
To the statement that the British Conference had been
melnorialzed by the Rock River Annual Conference.
Bishop Morris presented memorial from DIR. \.
Luckey which was read, in favor of establishing AN
Executive Conference for the government of the
Church, TO consist o. the Bishops and delegate
from each Annual Conference, 10 be appointed every
four years. which -hall hold annual sessions and shall
have general jurisdiction the various temporal
matters Of the Church. including the power to nvesti-
Ill al l.. -
rame wei the preachers, subjec, to IN appeal 20
and "a revisal by the General Conference, wen ~
general superntendency OF the Book Concern and of
the Missionary Committee. The memorial proposes so
to elect the Executive Conference that three fourths
Of each body shall be perpetuated in the succeeding
one
The memorial was referred to a select committee of
seven 10 consider and report ut IN early day.
The Chair announced the special committee 70 pre-
pare plan for the dspofal of appeals Messrs MOODY.
Clark Nelson, Hitchcock, Porter, Grfiths and Reddy
Adjourned.
Seventy three petitions for change of the Slavery
Rule, and two against, were presented to-day.
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late Democratic National Convention. We had
already heard ofjumping "out of tho fryingpan
81 into the fire." and oil manner OF kindred
fatuities; but to attempt 10 escape from Saveryby
hiding in vessel whereof Ben. Hallett and Caleb
Gushing had virtual command, goes ahead OF any
absurdity within our knowledge. Or course, TINS
flgacous mass of consiitutionalpr wasseized
so soon as he was driven from his hiding-pace by
hunger; the vessels course altered, southwark
steering vessel thereby intercepted, the negro pu'
aboard Other, aud returned to Baltimore, whence
he will be promptly forwarded, at liberal cost 20
I-nce Sam. to his master in Charleston II that
negro should ever again be caught aboard Of yes
sci chartered by regiment of Democratic ONCE
holders and ofce-seekers, in the hope OF thus e'-
Gaping slavery, he will deserve for his stupidity
far seyerer logging than his master has now IN store
for him.
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NEGRO INHALATION.

A deplOrable instance of the mental darkness and
obiquity of the African race has just been brought
to light. An ebony chattel calling himself William
Bracker-a name which probably belongs to his
master-most ungratefully tired of working for
such hog aud hominy as is freely accorded to chat
tells in the potriarchal State of South Carolina
resolved 10 commit grand larceny of his own
body and bones, hide, features and wool-as vii
lainous chattels have been known TO do ere now
and to this end, slowed himself away on board
the steamship S. r. spaudng, of and from Bos-
ton, whence she was about TO return richly
freighted with New.Engand Delegates TO the
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The first official commentary ON the Charleston
Convention was presented to public notice in the
Senate at Washington Yesterday. The commenta-
tors were the two Senators Of Mississippi, both of
whom solemnly renewed their VOWS of fidelity to
Democracy of the seeding stripe, and declared
that they preferred the defeat of the party to the
election of an advocate of Squatter Sovcreignty-a
preference in which they are likely to be gratifed.
They both laid down The doctrine that there is no
difference between slaves and any other kind of
property. Mr.. Davis appears to have been clear
and logical in his argument, and moderate in Ian
guage. His speech viii well repay a careful ex-
animation.