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WA:;ilINGTnE. Jnnc lj.
SGXATE--Mr. Mason made report in relation to
The I1arpcrS Ferry outbreak. Ey this report itarpca's
that Grown kcrt lis own secrets but the evidence
goes TO show llat hc intended TO create general
Scrylc ilI$urrecton throughout the Southern States
Thc report recommends the employment Of an aGc
quac military force ii the United States lrseuas ani
that tie Southern States hc better prepared to meet
similar emergency.
Mcssis Cola!nG: and Iootc made 4 minority re-
PORT and think 10 legislation is nee ,ssary.
lIuusE or RErrESENTATIvtS.-.t bill WIGS under
consideration providing for reissue Of Land warrants
where tic originals are lost or destroyed by accident.
Both Houses took Il recess.
WASHINGTON. June Is. +. P.N-SEHATf.-Thr further
consideration Of tic Tarin ELL WIS postponed until
December: by two majority McSsrs. Tglcr and
were the only Democrats who voted against lis past
puHcmcnt.
lIurSH OF RErRESENTATiv Scnatg : amrTl-
mcmt To the Civil Appropriation Bill isulder coasidcrr-
tom AMI the session will he protHctcd Until late
hour
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pn7. III this town, On " c!nps,!ay evening last,
WILLIAM hANi%L IcNES. in fr 18th year Of his .;:r.
leaving "n a!cclioi!alc wiGf'to whom lie laG bccrr
married int few months. and y kinl and devoted
mOt!irr and sister and o,l4r relatives md lr:rM.s
ai0'r! lis early departure.
For ':o't month lie iaI lccn conGed to Lis room
and during the latter part of his illness he suffered in
rcns: pain. al Of which lie pore with the patience and
resi- ;i;it;.n %! Il trne Christ lam
lie kind friend dcf faaII rs a son brother and
husband. ::;d better tIau all n Cul Christian. For
iiir he had been Il tmcml2I of the Methodist
Church. and gave evidence d. Ills .ir Of being true
iull"yc" CT Cr$t, jealous " the discharge Of Hty.
and ever r2:t' iur il: pci" arc. lie has gene. but
wc arc assured that OIr loss \s his eternal %n for he
died in ncacs ana comfort, iwirl tlrc sweet namc Of
Jesus, and ltaycn liponhis ps. and the comforting
55Fs nt1 " Is sSSisa ait HS H at t. ss
where the wicked cease troubling and the weary
are at rcal." ".
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N5cX:c:,:s iNtaiG Eminent.

Intrinsic virtue alone cull insure the success wc!
this article has attained For rheumatism. Salt Rhculr
Bur,s Bruises. Stiff Jomts, or Gald<, Sprain Pole
Evil, AMI swcllin:S upon Horses, it has equal Nc
person will he without ii who has tested lis value and
with reference to tI. general cStimIt ion Of the
Mustang Linimcnt, ca c.lccrully say that article
ever performed so many curcs in our ncghholood rs
this l.. ". SMITH pidgctieM Cmn" S. LETCH
Esq. Ay!s Pdh, H, writes, ''that the horse was
considered worthless O}S spavn) hut since
the free use of the Mustng Linimont have sold hr,
for $50, Your Linimc! is doing wonders up here.
Such testimony is reaching us evcf day. The half is
not told. Every family should have it. Beware {"
limitations. The genuinE Mustang "a sold by all res
rcctahle dealers throughout the world.
BARNES PARKE, Proprietors,
June SIT New York.
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Po!soyIXG-Tic most singular case Of poisoning
that we have lately heard Of occurred in our Village
on last Monday. \ man from the country brought i'll
and sold quantity Of honey, which was purchased by
some OF the citizens who. after eating it, We're seized
in less than fifteen minutes with the most cNcruciatG
pans AL we believe have recovered. but it required
the utmost medical skill nf our physicians 10 the
lives Of some. We do not know who the vcndcr of
this poisoned honey was-hut we heard it asserted
that he knew it to be poisoned when he sold il.
Lexington Flag
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WASHINGTON. June lG.--l'ha efforts TO unite the
Democracy continue. an; tic excitement Of wirc-ru
ing is intense
The Douslasitcs gloomy, and Tic ony cGnccs
sion thu, can be obtained from them is that they would
support Hon. IIcrschcl Y. Johnson. Of Georgia. for
Vic2-rr; silent.
Tho New Workers are negotiating bnsilr. and offer
To stand by the South and throw Douglas overheard
il the South will concentrate Hon. li"ratio Scy-
mour Of New York.
Tic Southcrcrs arc consulting this. If they
acccdc tic scrrdcrS are to rccMtrr the Convention
and Douglas is gone The Mississppians refuse 10
enter tilc Convention without tic other scccders
Charleston MTcmy.
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Conversational.

WAsnNGToH June H.
Ssautc-Tiic Loan and Tariff Ellis were reported,
ard then recess WAS taken.
Eoase Of Ep' 'esentuiire$.-Ecsclutcns were a''oH-
ted r'iiclE.tory Of the Secretary o. tic Navy and
the President owing to alleged partality in the dis
trhuton oC the pubic patronage, as regards The navy
contract.
In tho Senate an amendment 10 the Civil Arpropr!-
alton hill is pending. \ $aOOOOOOO loan for five
years has Iccn agreed to.
The House has passed resolution authorizing Ire
printing Of SOC, COO Of the Agricultural Reports o 10th
Sessions.
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Mr. EDITOR At the recent meeting Of the tax
rrvcrs Of the Town Of Camden. S. C., the following
Resolution was proposed and adopted, which over
looked in the proceedings Of that cclins sent Eou
week ago; viz
Resolred. That the Town Council be instructed to
appiv for an amendment. of the Charter of the Town.
increasing cir power Of taxation. TO provide Tor the
payment O. the proposed Rail Road subscription.
W II. r. WORKMAN, Secretary.
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Ladies' lat. vcrno,, Association.

We have been requested by the Vice Regent Of this
State Mrs CIIEsNuT. to announce the following names
ofladies who have accepted the appointment Of Mana
gers for the Mount Vernon Association in South Caro-
lina:-
Mrs. MARY DAwKIEs, Union.
:" FANNIE W. BUcH, Horny.
BELl M. McCAw, York.
q ALICE CRAWFORD, Lancaster.
'' W. A. ALDRcH, Barnw ell.
:: MARTHA P. CARN Colleton.
:. Gen. P II. NELSON Clarendon.
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Ei.H Dcscga;ea.

RICIMAHn. VA, June ).
Nearly nil the delegates 10 the Richmond Convrli-
ton are HOW in Baltimore Tie proprietor OF the
Exchange lIote iii this city received dispatches from
several or them to-day in relation to roo,ns. Those
c!cgraphg say they expect certainly to meet in Rich
mond in Convention again. soon as tho indications
in Baltimore are certain rs 10 the probability rf the
nomination Of Douglas there Ills nomination, or Il
prospect Of it, will prevent ;lcr uniting with the Bl,i-
more Convention - Cha'leStOa CUU len.
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The First of the Season.

We received on Saturday last. L large tine-looking
stalk Of Cotton from the plantation Of Capt. j. j. Mel
son, of this District grown on his Watcrce River
place. There are, or were upon it, several blooms
and about 26 forms. 1t is fine specimen ofthe weed
and the first brought to notice. in this District for
the present season.
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HEALTH or CIIARLESrON.-Thc health Of the city
continues very good only in disease of infants
The whole number Of deaths last week was 80. Of
which 90 were below the age Of ten years; thence
to the age Of sixty years: and above that agc OF
these deaths. IL were whites Cnd 10 colorcd. More
t',an one-alr the deaths were of coorcd children.
lfercnrE
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EsaElEe Of Til erinSElefcr.
-sN EID.

BY Rev. j. f. Rodgers, Sn the 9Th inst. Mr. DAN
I'LL ATKINSON, Of hersaw District. TO Miss HARRIET
REprICE of Sumter District s. c.
0S Monday the llh inst. by Rev. J. ". laskia.
Sol. G.. N. THOMSON, Of North Carolina. to Miss
S,E.H ISABELLA. eldest daughter Of the Rev. j. W.
':r>in. Of Kinesvil!c s E.
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Attention is ASKED

To the double column advertisement Of Mr. L. W.
GALE, in our paper to-day 1t will be seen that Mr.
G. has on hand large and extensive assortment cn-
bracing every variety Of the newest and best styles Of
Carriages and vehicles.
Our friends would do well to give him call
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RonAs EYE BMsANl1 Hundreds of persons of
scrolio,,s habit are disfgurh by rcdncss or rawness
of tho Evclids. commonly called sore eyes, who, by
using the Balsam may obtain almost immediate relief!
aid after few applications find themselves perfectly
cured. QG)
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.czz, ,E'sEE A&ENC1 OF FEdlI

s-Tz>,<s-.czD T'ssE3 AGENCY OF TEE
4Gs ID Charleston Mercury, Southern Guard.
ian. Cu!ulGha Slint"r Wa'rnan. Lancaster Ledger.
aid Fcll II F%r;sic. is in the hands Of the
Editor Of the JorrNAIr who will take special
pleasure in giving prompt md efficient attention 20
any business connected with either Or all Of those
papers.
Subscribers in Caindcm sid vicinity will save them
selves tronI,r ly calling ulou tl:c agent hero: who
will always be happy t" attend 10 their wishes.
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WASHINGTON, June

In the House to-day. tic Pacific Railway Bill was
amended so rs 10 determine the route ard the subject
!cn rosT Torcd 10 rcxt term
Tic bill for reducing tic Public Printing nrty per
cent. Was passed.
Tho time for the adjournment will probably he rx-
tended to the 2jth inst.
IN the Senate. resolution WAS adapted pc*lponiug
the adjournment until .!unc 2ItlI
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IION. WILLIAM l.. IANcEY.-1his distinguished
Southern orator accompanied hr lis lady arrived in
village Friday last, and were the guests Of Col
T. +. Jones. Owing 10 iaigr,c and pressing engage
menls NJ Iamcry declined any public reception. II"
Was Oh his way to The Richmond Convention, from
which place lie will return to Greenvie. Mrs. YaHccy
is c(; with l.cr friends and relatives in this place We
hupc that upon his return. Mr.. 1uncey will crafty
his many personal and political friends in Grctnvic.
!,y ccnscnt;ng TO devcra speech in some conrcncnt
place. where ali czen;-inc!udirg Tic la'cS, Of
course u!I Of whom anxious TO see and hear him
will have an opportunity Of listening 10 his cioqneat
and manly defence OF tie South and Southern principles.
GresnrElc EntrlTiSe
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NEWS FRoa JApAH.--A Minister Of State. and no.
Ge 7yco00, -!ssgssiHatd. TIC accounts in the
California papers received h. tie steamer North Star.
i, is inferred ila, 4 "ini.;": .: ,:" AMI not the
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Tuesday, gG.ne 70, ESQ.
The Union Press.

We have received copies of the Press, published at
Union, S. c.. by Mr.. R. A. mcknight, former Pro-
prictor Of the Unonyle Journal 1t is handsome
paper and bids fair takc its place among our leading
country exchanges. We wish all parties abundTI.t
success.
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Col. !. G. McKlssicK was elected on Friday St
inst. without opposition, Brigadier General Of the
Fifth Brigade Of S. c. M.-UnionrWe Times.
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Nomination !t.. FsaSnr

We arc authorized 10 ahnnunce CART JAMES
CiiEsSXtr, Of kcrslaw Trsop, us Candidate fer
MAJOR ui Western Sq!aT'n 9Th Regiment If CAY
airy. l.lv %
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Kzz.ere~5Szo EsEvAVG3 BOARDING.
psM Il Y FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE
accommodated with BOARlX with "r without Rorus,
lis prcltrrr.! on application the residence upstairs
ncXt door Enrl u JOS. u. GAYLE 4 Co
March l"-l,
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BAU LE DE VIE,
Dyspepsia, indigestion,
Less Of Appetite,
co S I Y E \ Z S S.
NAUSEA,
AND SIMILAR COMPLAINTS OF TIE
Stomach and Bowels.

TiilS MEiiCINE Is PURELY \ VEGETABLE
compound and will be foiId certain for DI S.
rErSI\ in all its varied forms. The process ofcure
is simple and natural l-acting TONIC; it restores
the digestive organs to their natural tone, thus nvigor-
ating the whole system.
Tic aos aggravated eases readily yield toits power,
and every ,Iay adds new testimonials TO its efficacy.
Being safe well sure remedy, the most del
ic;!te need not !c:lr 10 Use i.
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GasstiGl, Notice.
KershaW Trcop.

T y pursuance Of orders from Col. ADAMS an Elct
ton for MAJOR TO command the Wcstcr
Squadron 5Ih Rce;nrmS Of Cavalry. will hc held Il
Company Rendezvous. on Saturday. Both June.
Polls will he e. cned from II O'Clock Il. H.. to ,
IN LIcuts. Chcsnut and Curc,on and Scrgt. McCo
will net ny Managers.
By order Of capt JAMES CnEsNUT.
May 29-d J. !. MCKAIN, CLERK.
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- ! Z Eli 4 KIN

Camden Light Infantry.
/ TTENp :! Ii: INES NETTING THIS EVE.
/ { hing ~ lie MA&SlON HOUSE. 1T hal! past
Eich, nclrrk puLc,rnl aircnGaIhe i desired.
sQuFD DRILL viii be hc!'? nm Thursday alter
Gnrn. al 6 "cl"ck. in iGar ui A. II. d L kcrner'T :
s"te. l'y m':cr u! CaIi. KENNEDY.
.;nc !G-lt j. y. Si,lIE0Ck, 0. S.
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ANOTHER Light

-:U-
AND \ GOOD LIGHT
.ill;l the BEST LIGHT
And the Light for SAFETY
The Vespar Gas EEiHT
The cheapest LIGHT
\ Scientific EIGHT
The brightest LIGHT
More like GAS than GAS +;
Just what GAS ougl: 10 it
Call al ZEMr'S and SEE
Call at ZESIP'S and BUT
And save your EYES
!Hni spend your MONEY
For just the thing YOU WANT.
Nay s. G0-tc
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Aesicnee's Sale.

Aesisnee's Sale.
vS wiIl sell ;,erc Tie C0uri iou$s dnrr in Cam
" DER on Tie first Monday in July next. at'l2
o'clock NJ. uIi l!usc Lois ot Land uI liilclna and
Laurcnssirret, Lunwn AMI distinguished ia he Plan
al said Town Lots No. 9!3 and . sui jcct Ia /;
Mortgage given IT. " Il Tarl"r. CT. X. d. on lSt
February. 1858 IL sccric the raya!ciil o! one hTn-
dred aud scvcnIy.livc dn!!;rs, with interest annually
l!om February 1858 NnIc with approved >t Curly,
at live lnntIS 'r c;ay Of sale payable ihc Banh
OF CamjcI S. e. j. E. HERSIlAW,
May 90 \. T. LATTA.
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InClisD nsabIes.

Popular Literature, Noyels, &c.
I IL FUlE!Hl"S ly The Aulhor uGii.c Iamrligher
y FkIARSWOOD POST OFFICE hy the Autbor
If tic Heir Ul l.rGciyGe.
TiNLEY HALL. !.y Thomas IIuod
MADEM0;S LIE MOHl: y Tale ii MrIpra Rome
BERTHA PERCY, or, LES!EEAECE, BY Mar.
garct Field
ShLMAGuEpI, by wing Il rauiiiag -: aew Ed
lon.
!tu1 LIZ C 3 -:f----cr' fTz1zo-'---s"--
The SrmIeacled Hon -
Popular Astronomy c1Eci-c rle cntary treatise ci
the Sun, P!aHcis and Comets. by O. u. Mitchell
Southern Wealth and Norilcn Profits.
Memoirs tf The DutcaeSs o! On leafs.
Huniholi's Correspondence
Ah"ri9Gal America, by Abbott
2unshun~ Lectures aud Sermnns
Masonic Vocal Harrcl and Packet Text Books
Voyage on the Amcnr, by C"Is
Tic Throne If David, illustrative Of The SpIrad"r
Power and DOMINION Of David. Xii 6 Of Israel by
KEY +. Il. lus?nlmm.
May 20 j. \ YOUNG.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Private EgCc-Sii.S.

c57~ MRS II. 7. LE92s! !ND, GIVES NOTICE
that she will accommodate Gay or Permanent Boarters
as may h, ,rTeserTed with or v;ll:ou! lodging.
June l9-tc
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StatC ES!E2:N Sn.aTc:;iiN7s.
Chairman ef Ii: Erecu!icc CJaanuRce Of he-
Bible Society.
S:i.MTER 6 e limo

Chairman cf h: Erecu!icc CJmnsUce Of Me--
Bible Society,"
SUMTER. s. C.. Juno.
DeGr Sn aud 81 oMer:-Wc desire respectfully to
inform you that lc Db,c Convention of tic State Of
ming OF tic 9th Of July ncst.
As the Committee appointed ly tie Society At Ills
place, to make arrangements for Tie same. we most
cordially and fraerraiy extend the lo.talltics OF
town 10 whomsoevcr YOU may delegate 10 represent
your Society on that occasion. Ample provision vii
be made by cur citizens, III their residences Tor tic
entertainment of nil Delegates who may favor IT'S with
their presence.
rs the occasion vii; doubtless prove IN important
and interesting one, VIC uu>t your Society will be
fully represented.
Either of tho trains which arrive here on the day OF
which the Convention assemblies will afford Delegates
ample time TO attend tic opening Of the Convcnt;o"
il is desirable That you inform us. a early day
rs conycucHt what number Of Delegates will proba.
! ~ =-'r-s Your :-v:c7, 10E7-'eT
names.
VIII you lc pleased TO extend lie invitation to send
delegates to tic Convention to all churches in your
ncgliborllood where Bible Societies co not exist ?
G. s. c. DESCIAMPS,
". L. DICK,
". T. L. lTAYNSWORTlI.
!. H. DINGLE
II. L. DARR.
j. 7. BRUNSON.
j. s. RICHARDSON, JR, :
\. \. GILBERT.
Al papers i'll the STATE friendly TO the Bible cause
please publish.
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Il f:c,t t;,r following Conclusive 2:
Macon, Georgia, May 9th, 1860.

Mn .IuuE J. MCKAIy-.Sr 1T affords me great
pleasure in speaking word for yOnr most excellent
l;,'m Hc Vie. Dcillg persuaded l,ya frcndftom your
.owr, about two "oMls ago 10 try your medicine for
pain in the side Dyspepsia shdincys in the head,
los. Of appetite, general debility &c. purchased a
bottle. and finding so mic relief from it. tried a
the ornlcr ones. have tried almost every medicine,
brt Eonc gave ne 50 much relief as your Baum Dc Vie,
and in Justice 10 yourself and for the good Of persons
afflicted with the above complaints, take this plan Of.
recommending it to aIl
Yours Respectfully.
T. y. ABBOTT.
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em,.,eteEa E3o:ci Gu,s,t,:i.sy

c5g. 4 PAYMENT OETIlIRTT. FIVE DOLLARS;
on each s.!nTe Of Capital Soek subscribed for in this
Cnmf.n%. Wi; bc rcq'rirc on or bc;rc Friday. the
22d inst to 'n:t the first ;taln:nt de the toriir;c
tor Oh t4at ,!ay. Ii. orler o!'tIlc President
,uun l9-ls. c. BELL. Treasurer
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Southern Christian .Aar"cate and Sumter EE;tclmc
will please COY.
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T,uO1.SAEIlS GE CASES.

,spcc lily re'ne-
Idea til. " e.
, EEST and SuR.-
the world, in
iDYS Z y TER Y
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IHE MoUNTAINEERao cToBER- 9. 1850.

thirteen million bushsls u the beginning
Of August.
Ii 4 stated that contracts had been
concluded in England for the constrnc,
ton Of eight Iirstclass war steamers foy
the Spanish government. .4
In tho House OF Commons Mr. Hen.
messy called attention 10 a letter from
Col. Styles, aide-de-camp 10 Garibaidi5
which was published 10 the Tsmes ipyit.
ing volunteers 70 join GaribaIii. Ia
called on government not 70 sanction this
violation OF international law. i. y
Sir j. Shelly said i was unfortunate
Nj. Hennessy did notFaise his objections
when Irish subjects left Ireland 10 enter
the service 81 the Pope. lIe trusted The
gallant fellows who Joined Gafibaldi
would be better treated md more fortiI.
nate than those who went to the defense
.of the Pope.
Lord PaImerston said government had
no knowledge Of any enlistment ID Eng
land for the service Of Gari6aldi: sbnt II
the fact Of any such enlistment vas dis.
covered, immediate steps would DO taken
for putting q stop 70 it. +. ,4..-ss <:4.= 81.
Notwithstanding Lord Palmerstpns
statement, the following facts are well
authenticated. 5..i.... /.
Captain Styles. aiddecatnp and agent
id London Of Garibaldi, states that Carl
shaiii's object is to raise an English bat
talon Of 500 men. Five hundred names
have already been received, many Of the
highest respSctahility, and some Of indie
pendent mems His object was also TO
collect money TO equip the battalion, rs
:hlE the money and ammunition which
Gari6aldi had at hiscommand he required
for the troops he now has; vi !
In the British House Of Commons
Lord Palmerston had stated that there
was no truth IN the report that Austria
had threatened 70 support Naples II
was her intention to adhere 10 non-inter-
yention till her own frontiers were threat.
ened. a >.... III. ,..# .. 1. Il. h
I Parliament was prorogned. TheC Queens
speech was read by the Lord Chancellor.
She says her relations with foreign powers
are friendly and satisfactory. She trusts
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9nrtign :Ntma;
MEXICO.

-, 49,. -, ,.,..,s.,,
PROBABLE WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND MEXICO D.
By the last arrival from Vera Cruz
letters from high authorities at this place,
containing exceedingly important intelli-
cence, were received here. Their con
tents, which are Of highly exciting ma
ture, have been communicated to us by
persons every way worthy Of credit:
We have already noticed the fact that
the Spanish. Commander at Vera Cruz
had made q demand on the Constitutional
Goycrumeat for the restoration of the
barane Conception, and that the demand
had been rejected by President Jnafez
Ii new appears that this demand was
made in a peremptory torn, aud accom-
panied with a threat o. Immediate hos
tiGties in case the demand should not be
Complied with In twenty-iour hours. In
consequence OF this threat, and the antiei-
patton that II would be followed By some
practical demonstration on the part Of
the Spanish squadron, the Constitutional
Government Immediately made preParn,