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Mrs. c. SYM0NDs, ia Third stree
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 10, 1857.

CAurIoSM 9gAss aof:. cordi.s
yuohu;, Hospitals. INSTRUMENTS or Rlnss-shur
them AL, and, disposed to profit by my experience
write for my private Circular on
SPERMATORRHEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed. address. in perfect oonh
scriblnk Box 176, Charlestown, Mass.
10 1<-D6W1v
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FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTI., SYRI1I

HIS CATHARTTC SYRUP,
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable and valuable
for Calomel. acting on the Liver, removing ali Oh
situations IN the Bowels, curing Costlv"Eess, Irdi
gestlOn and Dyspepsia. Althonsh il as as sure and
efectual in its ,perationt'as Caiome, yet it is SO
delicious to tho taste, that children will cry for it,
and 1t Is as gentle, innocent and harmless as the
dews Of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless the disooveTer Of this in
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"A Xxx ALE ANDXX ALEu
e 8 oSst.n.d :, q: " ksHINSToS BkIEsS&' =
slmsr.. Q; cQLlNEAU, Proprissof a TIE con
bt-iy Wssh'n Brewery, corner 4 end M sss
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SPEING CLOAKS, SILK MANTt rs
~ He are now IN receipt of s beautIfnl s.0c
ment OF new style Cloaks for early spr;ns ssIstI
htsc, Ereet variety Of superior oniI;..s SDSies
5isex SAX Nantes OF new designs. Steils c.sstu
ard p,ice. s'oS' 'o'oy OF style
mar n rAvt on q xY,-,r.
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HARESHOREE'S CURE-ALL,
An TIE GREHT PAIN ANNLRILlTOR,
AND kEMERy FOR RYSPEPsfA, WEXy
sfUMAGH AND WEAK BOWELS,
PREPARED By CHEMIST
BofTLRs u. q and 70 oents and one doIlay.
SHE GREATEST DISCOVERY in MEDICAL
SCIENCE,
., HsihSETSHORNE's CURE;;ALL sho4ld be ke,s
IN Ni FAMILIES In csse Of accidents or sudden MI
ness It free uenty in less tine than Il 70
cures pain In any part of tia sYsfeyA And 4. 49,
e1fernaliy AND internally.
duee bad Cold, Rbeumatism, Pain in tSc TimSe
s ess SgSdsi also, SUE Neck.evey porson should
Slneva. Blood and Bones; and BY its warming eIeo,
Sot sss SoTsr sxpels al pain nom The system
BSssEg F2 sSc RsTs G sYkp n; 81 AETs b
GG1HEFsRY-it IL tie best Coash syrlp in he
,IfJog are Bilious. use HARTSHORNE'sAN7
BILIOUS PILLS. They act ulop the Liver, sto
sfetions.
The above medlc,nss 70 Be h4d q eli ptsg Scores
S r oW9sssinssGP se{i kE3WEtL dlssEEEs q
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ALPHABxIIoAL LIsI AID RngDMOle
HKADRRS OF THE xXXvlsA cON0REss
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eERTHiN fASps III 70 EhfAskkRREE44r IN rG az

me grant OF loncs made by act OF Congress 8p-
proved june s. 1856, to the STATE OF LOUISIANA to
and IN the construction of certain railroads therein
release Of The lands 10 f SeGe
Vos snSs IL that .. tie
esoh side New u of s , bs
Opeousas, to the State line Texas situated in the
selected Of said sraat oY rsserred for aHv
a Ca d., and Thch were sneeet PIRATE
vii Ss RsGTs e
spsoe ni the ofdns a. q
t. s date Of tS whSh they have
At the Land Onhos at NEW ORLEANS, on MONDAY,
the .tfth day Of bfareh next-vlz:
Sorh the ease ling east Of the principal meridian
Towns ps IS and H. a,e 81 f lanas r'reT
Townn:hhip. r. Z, AID Is, q ranges Is and H.
s. Is an: and T. Of Of range Is Is
TTown:hip: Y, is T. 49, H. and 10. Of range II.
tovnships T. is il, and Is is Of Of rs n is.
Townships "a and II, Of ianse ri.
townships SwnsSPP: IS fsd and n, # f. 81 a.
Townships is and IL, Of range a..
Township IL. ofrange Is.
the 18th day Of March next-viz:
No'fA I" 'hs base liss esd east Of tie rrise,ral NE
Township 1, of ranges G's and
H'rih Of the base line ard ,ce,s Of Ms y-,.ei,al Nc
I oSn:RlPP: s. a." and g. 81 q a2' lsst.,
townships !, 2, and s, OF ranges.
So"A af the base line and east Of Merri.eipal M
. riifaR. "
Toxn.sss: sp d. 81 saG Of I E. n s.n,.
xoWnsblps 2. 5, 4, 6, and IL, Of range s,
Lownsmps 2, s, 4, 5, and IL, of RANGES
townships 4, S, s. Z, ii, IL. and Is, of ranre5
noGnshlps 4. 5. 6. z, ana lS OF range g.
roWnsnps o., So, 10, II, Is, and IL, Of ranre7
.rownehPss 3, 9, 10, II, II. and "A, of range g.
foxn:RPPs = s.d is and nd T. Of rsnses
1HoWhsnips 10, ", Il, 49, and IL. OF raugell
townships IL, IL. Is, and IL, Of range b.
SosH OF rae base lane oad ,rsst Of IA. .;,or 60
,,. rididn. WV
Townships J, 2. and S, of ransel
Townships and ?, Of range
townships ], 2, Z, and 5. OF ranges.
townships !, 4. s, and s, of ranges l. 4 rnda
Townships, 5. 4, ana 5, of ranges ard
townships |. 8, and 4. Of ranges
Townships 2, 8, and 4, Of ranges 10 and H.
Given under nv hand, At the CITY of Wa.h;n.-
ton, this twenty ghth day Of December, Iass
JOS. :. " ILSON,
Acts Commissioner General Land OfSce.
NoTsCHnder the regulations of the department,
as herstcfore and now existing. no PAYMENT can he
made for advertising prcclamatlons except to such
publishers as are SPECIALLY awiorixed 10 publish ~
the CommI ssloner Of the General Land Office.
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L AssA6E, ING LEDINS MEALS AN

FOR NEW YORK,
,STATEROOM. $50.
Inc New York and Virginia screw Steamehi
M0QNTVER Capt. r. c. Smith, <5Gfxs
VII ieaSe the Corpanys Depot, WesI~1oA
tern w hnrves, at lie clock a. M every wEDNRS-
~ p,A6, ana the Compsny's Depot, At AloIsndTi.
Passengers from, washis stou and Georgetown
oen axe the coaches connecting with Alexandra
nteamboats or railroad, which eave the corner of
Ith street. and Pa; avenue hourly, or they oan eavs
OF the steamer from tho Western whsrves at II
STATE rooms can be engaged on application ..
mseeIe; morgeD Rhinehart, Wcstefn Wharyne
tuIe. " WV iO"ie " "'PH'
IL Insurance will he effected on ali rood. D.,
premium. NJ ~ P0' oep
The accommodations for passenger. by this Inns
IN every respect hrst-o ass, and every effort vi
pe maze 20 render THE communication With New
foIk e1 agreeable End heelthful ono,
CD Ielsht or passase apply 70 F0WLE .
II. u. CROMwELL a CO,
se<Iy so West st., corner A Albany, New York.
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NoTE:ITnder the regulations of the department.
as erstcfore and now existing, no PAYMENT can hs
made for advertising proclamations EXCEPT TO inch
publishers as are Specially authorized to publish hv
the Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE,
js 3-iavlSv
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OC6ANSTEAMERS' SAILING; DAYS

ne hsvsns mall steamers Ie.v. NJ. ~, %
Gs,f:..i I'D i,tn. and 9Th Of each mo,tS o.
~ sauennle psil steamers leave NJ.
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THE ATTENTION OF ENGINEERS.
na.iss on the {. t,ength Of Materials, with illus
pu..fIo,s, by j. X. WhildIn. Esa., Civil Engineer
fnce IS cents. Just publ d ed, and for sale at
PHILIP SOLOMONS'
Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa av.
E'la AGENTS Tor Laurence Stationery. &c. mar22
NVTESoN TRAVEL AxpSTUDY IN;ITALY
MS: nv af T1SNtsSSaa MnH,N
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELDkCo

FHOPRIET0HS,
b4S AND Dol BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46s Pa
avenue, next door to the United States Hotel and
sy druggists generally. mar A-lyr1
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The BEST ooT KdRi s1YKVP IN saI
She beet COUGH SYRUP in tbs world IL
NARTsHORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF

his 81 tsCie ls prepared Dy cnomist, And 10 pre-
nounoea By lrsdioal men, and those who have ases
it, to be the best PREPARATION for CoseAs, Colds. Ca
tarrk, BIoachitis, Rooyssssss. Sore ikroof frsss
Cold and q preventive of thst lion Of Diseases Ces
sNsspfio7.
Persons Who sing should use il. II is pleasant e
the taste, soens, clears and STRENGTHENS tho voice
aays oil irritation Of the throat and lungs and Pre-
vents taking cold.
III Bottles Is ard ~ cents and o., Sold nv NJ,
druggists in Washington. 9scrEetovn and AlexAp
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. J. B0VEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES,

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
For the cure of Incipient Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Weak Stonachs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
requiring Tonic: are unsurpassed They made
OF a pure Sherry w inc, and aside from their medi
olnal properties, they are a most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
HIS BRANDY CATHARTTC,
Is cure remedy for CostIyeness Liver Comple Amt
and D, spepsia hey plea to thu aste sure
In their operation; and as CatbGric, entire " ef-
}ectun'ty, and r0S!tIrsiy supercade the Of Pills
80 ma lsoous and disag ees be to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS
Act on tha Kidneys, Blsddtr ard Urinary Organs,
and are superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con
neo'ed WIN Liver ComPlsint IN all its forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS
They are truly vaua BILE, of pure Holland i'm,
peasant and agreeable TO the taste, and may lie
well termed a necessary
FEMALE COMPANION
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III O. HOOD has Just finished q lar. 10, -
IL. standard SlLvER-WARE-man srt 10y :. o
90 t9. no sa presents. and at femaTsbIe
MAILLARD'S CANDIES. CAROMF, a..
uA MAILLARDS CANDIES. CARnMEiS
GcN NnmTe 9psTnn soS,dsy los Sf fresh MAILLIkO
KING l. BURCHEII
Nl6 corner 18th Ct and Vefmont "A
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kALIIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WASHING TON BRANCH
o., CHANGE OF UouRs.
tc17S7eHcfaG HOHd1u Orfob>V lrky

akEEM2 -
Trains will run as follows:
tes ave WASHINGT9N ste2 and rs q. m.
pn sunday az - y. m. only
ts ssye sshaLTtM9RE ett& sndsam.
keaSe BALTIMORE at Sis and (. N o. m.
Sn Sunday at an o, M, only
pessepseis for The EAST Win take trains Q, o..
e1 H. ~ - a. M n; sn6 $50 Q. m.
PPo POI InS " EfST et6.9 a. m, and 40 ,. m.
F FL, HHnoHnAAPPo p at lisa. m, and So .. M.
90 rs TIL. PARSONS. asert
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500 i"foRsA Io NOTICE rs
SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS. ~
1860


- - s1kASEk 1919
FOR MEMPHIS d NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange g. Alexandri., virginia A Tennossc.
Mempms a Ch:rle' ton, NJ Mississippi Central,
and New Orleans jackson Railroads.
ADRscr kouTl AND CONTINUOUS RlLwArCo
R,,kr.s FEcTIoNs TO
Datos, IfsstsUils, Mobiis. Czntta.o,ss'
A"ossta, MortsomsrE. Coisrsbss, NasAr,IIs,
ordnd Jssefton, MsnpAt,,
and Ne,o O-I.a-tf
0GREAT RED UCTION OF TIMEn
u THE LYNCHDURG EXTENSION fror,
AiesXarJIia 70 L nchburg, and also the MjSSfs
s Eli CENTRAL, are now completed, mak;ns
SHORTEST AND MOST DESyR1RJE
TO NEW OkIEASS.
AND INTERMEDIATE poINrs
IHRoreH TIcKEIs 10 oil of the above poln.s 49,
R,ooure1 AZ the Great Scn6e7n and
hotroad OAoe; corner of Sixth street aud Penneyf
wanna avenue, Washington. ID. c.
The Train leaves WASHINGTON et6, m 6oV
the South end Southwest wv wv
IL re SIG g.d A 5or 7sessss -.a Orssss srS
PASSENGERS from New York Will meet an A rnnt
oi ne O ense and AexaDdria abroad a. the Depot
attention. 10y " 'e'e p'''''
0Pnibuses leave the ofioe, corner of siIA street
Gnu ennsylVania avenue, at q. m.
LIZ On arriving at Washington, passengers for
AS.snsr,.T W, oe careful 20 take the Orange and
.. JAMES A. EVANS,
Iel-a Ticket Agent, Washington.
BALTIMORE Ak kRS 3HH5S S5IA 5N ER4s RRcu
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERs.p MoSr
d.it SectiuIy lDfJrrne1 tfat am nav Ieoe,vinx
ssos as sonnes sRsss Spast stock q FANCY GOODS,
PieGse cali ana N,ooYns ADD French Flowers, 10.
m..an aasPpEvENs,s Fancy Store.
SSo Pessv bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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MEDICINES.
Dr. 'oAn ss11EcTHis1oRE

DlLT1MORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Diseorsyed tie most Csytass, Speedy, asd os,
EGsesSaI Remedy IL the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
CURE Warranted, Or NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMA NTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption
To- any OF the lands within the townships and parts
Of townships above enumerated, is required to es-
tassh the same tn tho satisfaction of the register
ment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
ciS DOLCE, ana before the day appointed for the
bracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim
VIII he forfeited. Z. SMITH,
Commissioned IF the General Land Office
HoTE-U nder the reg ulations of the department,
a. heretofore and now ex sting, pay ent can he
made for advertising proclamatiOns except to such
publishers as are specially authorized to publish by
the Commissioner of the General Land Office,
fa g.
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RELIGIOUS sOTICEs.

wt - hss :, ~ s,y.>as ssre>s Nsesods sesYc
rhwsh Fray evening, ocobeg ~ .sss,,l..nss 90
Sew cbav,n sev. n 9aIloa. he. q ~ n, gsr,,a
~. -, rss,r, snx Rsv Or b~lo~s are ~ rsprs. "a
be sr-ussl ssnns M ne "a .rs~rsns. orssr- 80
~ ~ 49,, 4, .,sss, ar rsrlculs<iy invited w. stcnd
s1 peeH" " so T. KALI. QhnsuAs " Upa@frNa.
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.


A spLknnID HOUSE On WASH SgTOs sVssuR
~ Bro,klyn. % % GsTIOs fesf srrrrundsi wi nraa
msnt tees snd shruhbsry. sot Ryefs1n rlsre. N
u ss edAe ani ~ psrty WHO nAk~ h 80 nf@r
tor q, ouiF hair ~ vaiue, VII get " fsO hrh ~ he
amount remain mortgage DAYTON 4 aONES
Properly ErchsnRs - ssss.a street
A sFLsSpIp FtSy, a. AcRss-LaR0E RUILDIvGs
N n oaacr, rruiu shurdsnt uninuits w>s from
yssssaNrr dsvct kc-klAnd ccaatys - Coo 1a- dsry
farm Other farms W. II. NxiaCk, t0S Bro~lway.
A PARTY WISHES 70 Buy 4 HOUSE, BETWEEN
IN hteckF Atd 1hifiy fourth AT RSosi 2ai
khth Gvtaue, for seoui " 90 " o. w he sad
on egaiuE The rsgsv p-ssssian required he
Id "a Nav not conyensnl but principals treated
address ius two weeks " A. ~ rnlcn -, 0fcs.
f,OuNTRY RESIDENCx-vIrH FARM ATTACHED
~ for salssw efchsnxe fcr y R,csyu sropey. 500
ouiy required ~ - pad To- f1srsra aud nnounxs
acot orrrr the grounds srr Fea Aut SPEEDWAY sd
aud wh pierty q shAie crchsrl win ffnt I'll
besrng The prJrrrty u kia tny N 80 ~ New Yors
ard o. and fr.gusni Il vel csisnsied
up IA VIVA lnfh being vrfy
Csc Tie place and ueishsorhool are rcugSsbr hsAlhv
The property io-ai.d r~snllcen hNy. fnnn shch
oys.ers Hsh Ae, a AL Hn6 se I'D. address q, on
1t9 Poet ohce.
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THE ArHESIAS ARsroCRAcr AND GovERSoR
paragraph In the Boston Evening T'ureger,
which states that some Of the solid men OF Bos
ton, who were Of the Committee Of Arrange
ments for the Princes ball In that city, have
exulted over an intentional slight to Governor
Banks, who. It appears, was not invited to the
supper room when the royal party retired for
refreshment Several newspapers published In
the interior Of Massachusetts have commented
upon the above named circumstance in severe
bat inst terms, and we are reluctantly compel.
led TO believe that there was, on the part of
some Of The committee, q deliberate attempt 70
degrade the Governor Ia the estimation Of the
royal party. As the Traveller very truly re
marks, II was an insult TO the whole people Of
Masaohuseis, who have again and again placed
Governor Banks In positions OF honor. His
public career has reflected "a much credit upon
bis native State as upon himself and he Is the
only Governor Of assachusetts in these lat.
ter days who has made for himself a
national reputation. As everybody must be
aware, cur political convictions are directly
opposed to those OF Mr. Banks, but We bare al
ways been glad 10 recognise bis marked ability
and eminent services to the country He Is q
capital executive officer. a thorough gentleman.
ard a faithful. hard working never firing D lblic
servant Notwithstanding all this-and |, IL ad-
mit,ed as well by bis opponents as by hia par.
tisars- !, IL not improbable that some Of he old
State street fossils have combined In snobbish
attempt to irfict slight upon man who is a
Thousand tines their superior In every way.
The fact that this attempt was not successful
thu, the relations between Governor Banks, the
Prince, Gre DUKE Of Newcastle, and all the no
bleneD ard gentlemen Of the suite, were OF the
most cordial uature-wb II reflects the
greatest credit upon the members Of the royal
party and TIE Governor, brings out the mean.
ness OF tie Bosson srobs In still stronger
light We trust iha. the Boston papers will nss
let this matter drop. II should be thoroughly
investigated, ard the names OF the ofY.nderu
held up TO ,tst public scorn and consumsly
xhish ,ssy &C richly deserve.
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de Lamartine upon us' II be has rs1ierei any
services TO epy body. either politica! OF literary,
they have been devoted to the Frepcn people,
and 1t is for The French people to rswasa them
NJ de Lsuartine says that N. de Place gof 40
Subscribers in the United States. Wac no5 she
French subscription at home and abroad a ter-
rible failure? And is It not probable that d
DE Lamartine is now iev.iling 1t Us the re-
proacbes which he intends for his own country
men! Such we believe to be the facts, and II is
to be hoped, Tor the honor of the literary pro
fession, that M. de Lsmartine will leave of
snivelling and go to work. IA to his views OF
America and Americans, they are rot Of the
slightest earthly Significance.
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LAsARTNE's OPINIONS or THE AMERICAN
PforlE.-A short time since o literary lady,
tailiDg from this eide OF the water, was moved
to PAY visit, Of curiosity probably, to Alphonss
dc Lamartine-a very clever poet, but very
bad politician. who has by some means or other
obtained a reputation far beyond his deservings.
Frenchmen are proverbially cyclists. With
Lamariine the disease In chronic. 10 the course
Of bis career be has received very large sums
Of money. He might now have been in the pos
teseion OF princely fortune, were II not for his
extravaganza and ostentation. The French
people placed him az the head Of the provi-
sional government Of lSis, but be was not equal
70 the position, and was therefore compelled to
retire to private life Since that time he has
been engaged In genteel begging and
sulkirg. because the people did not show
er bank notes upon his head lie sent Mr.
de Place-a gentleman ard seholag--to
this country to obtain subscriptions tor his
works, and Mr.. de Places mission failed
Failed, because, in the Grsi place. only few
Of our people have taste for French liters
ture; and In the second because NJ de Lamar
tine had no claim whatever upon ia. Since
that time be las INDUCED In very bitter re-
prosches, levelled at our people, aud he was
60 impolite as to FIRE them all or Over again q,
the bead Of the lady above mentioned. lie, Ia
fact. having been disappointed In getting money
from MS charges us with bis own weakness an
inordins,e passion for the almighty dollar The
facts would seem to shew that Il is M de La
marine, not the people Of the United States
vho IL open 10 The charge which he makes
sesi-., rs More thar al, vsat claim has
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TIE Prince AND THE PoErs- We have printed
10 TO- days paper a collection of the poetic effu-
sions which the Welt Of the Prince of Wales has
oa'ieo out OF course 1t was to be expected
INA. ins poets as well as the politicians, the
puoHess's' the paintcvs, the photographers and
the general public woxld have their sbare ~
tos mixed sensations which tia appearance Of
The heir apparent under the wing of the Amer,-
can Eagle created The poems which We o;va
TO day include nearly all that have appeared In
the columns OF our cotemporaries, a well A
several which have been sent to us and now sec
themselves in print for the fret time. They are
good bad and Indifferent, bat all interesting.
Poems, like Mr.. Snake in the School for Scan
dal," sometimes live by the badness Of their
character. and verses resemble conundrums In
the refpect that they must be very good or dis
tressjDgiy inferior to attract attention.
From the batch before us We are fain TO-
think that the Ture:ul Nine were not, az the
whole, well inclined towards the bards who
swept the Tyre in honor of Albert Edward
They have treated him, however, much better
thar the Presidential aspirants which shows
that, in spite Of the progress Of democratic ideas
the MUSES. are still conservative. England, Ire
lard and Scotland all pour out their poetic
offerings at the feet OF the Prince. The Iadies
not only smile upon him, but the make him
welcome and express q desire to kiss him for
biz mothers cake, which is certainly very kind.
One young lady sends us some verses which
are more remarkable for their piety than their
poetry She trusts that his youthful steps may
never, Ike TIE Union, Slide and desires that
be- may be kept until ''the trumps shall wake
a rather mysterious figure on the whole We
have also several versions OF God Save the
QUEEN including those sung at Boston aud
fbilad-lpha; Trey are more remarkable for the
excellence OF the authors intentions than for
any merit of their ewn. before the Grave
Of Washington" was good thens. and
We nave three or four poems upon it,
They are fair, bat not on the whole
equal TO be subject. The visit OF the Prince
to Trinity affords an opening for clever attack
upon the lay and cleiica. snobs who made 40
much Unnecessary fuss over the heir apparent.
The old fogies who mismao aged the bali come
in FOR their share, and the Princes partners
meet with due Afternoon Altogether our col.
lection is an interesting one, ard forms rather
pleasant aud agreeable souvenir of the Princes
visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

REVIVAL or THE MAss,cREs N SrRrN.-Ths
departure Of Fuad Pacha has been the signal
for fresh atrocities In Syria. No sooner had he
turned his back than some twenty Christians
were ruthlessly slaughtered aud the renininS
penons Of that faits bal no other alterns I've
left them than "a enisrste 70 Ls'skia, which
they we've 9oirg In crosds Of the lat accounts.
The lcu.tlc examples made b. tse Tasi.ah
N.ais's have II seems, been productive o. a.
sf = ca The Minds ~ the fsrarcI We stated
80 o't'r Gay, N he authority CT our CORES
pendent y CcnssndnoPie, that efforts were
beng mtle 70 de4hsy FuaA II has Influence
there sna q rrocag. - dss,i;uton. Il pro
baby nc hriiei bat Nsss ir'riRues would he
sfec'aai that has " - ,h-se f-e.h Outbreaks
Tuiish Noriy : suejec, 70 - many sudden
mutations IL, ne l0s'cG peru s,iou have ~
bsNly attrituec be withdf,wsl 10 ii. db arc.
b. N. Porte.
IT, neral OF all this 4 nat M cxcfci.s
OF rle-r by the Sultan Gao have spy rermS.
men, influence over bis fans ical Subjects, aud
that The European Powers VIII b. compelled
10 place their coreligionists In the Bsa aaier
q protection more effective than thsi which he
Can afford them. A French army wi FOR the