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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

The Duke OF Newcastle Is tall with decided inclination
70 corpulency. He has large, finely formed
features, and allows hn beard, which Is red
but slightly ,ngcd with grey, 10 grow upon his n,e.
naturally aud trimming arrangement This style 81
wearing hs beard admlrabyreeves and soens features
which otherwise might appear TOO large The Duke stands
very erect and has ar and which instantly
the Ugh born gentleman. he tall vel aud stout
y built, and when in uniform, his appearance espec
ally disinsvs and imposing There IL no mis,skirg his
Grace for any other person. The nrm, Independent,
booest, open character OF the inspires his whole
form, that, without seeing hs face, say
"Thas must bc the Duke or Newcastle From these
VERY qualtieethe Qualities that appeal mos, to Aner
canshe stands hardly second 10 the Prince popular
favor, and al almost every place which the
PARTY has visited cheers FOR the Duke have succeeded
,hose for che Prince This the case even Canada
where the orangemen, srer burning the Dske 10 e1gy
and exclalnsjug rehemsntly against . whom ttey
had never sccn fell In love with his Grace ~
appeared personally among tem we're completely capsI-
waited BY his mingled ermnsa and Kindness, and enthu
siastIcaly sppaudei the very against whom they
had proessed 10 eutsrsa the bteres, hostility. For
statue Of honest manly Independence FORM ser that
Of Whnssco could be mors expressive than that Of the
Duke, which In that laseness Of bore and amplitude u
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-04

Ferssyerng efforts have been made for tho ,.t,o,.
ene claims OF American citizens against the government
Oh costa iica and am happy to inform YOU that th
navo naaly prevailed convention was signed at the
lister resident of the United States in Cost, Ri 10 AZ.
penpotentariss of that republic referring these Claim
TO board OF commissioners, and providing e,r 80
Payment OF their awalds This convention will h snI'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-04

our Ieiatlons with Spain arc now of more Comp
Gated though less dangerous character than they have
been of many years Our citizens have long held and
continue to hold, numerous claims against the Spanish
government These had been ably urged for serc, Of
yean ny our successive diplomatic representatives at
madrid but without obtaining redress The Spanish
government finally agreed to institute Joint commission
lrr the adjustment of these claims and on the 9TH ay
OF March, 1861 concluded convention for this purpose
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TVHE SECOND VOLUME Is NOW READY
PARToNs LEE OF ANDREW JACKSON.

To be completed large svo volumes with steel poI
traits Price, in cloth, W 50 per volume The remaining VOL
urne win be published In few months. ,-,,,-.,. =.
Harpss Weekly, which should be well informed N regard 70
books recently pronounced Mr. Partous Life OF Aaron Burr
the biography published 10 this country
Yet the r.t volume Of Jscason M han
with svor y the pes Tp & soo % a y, &
highly couendatoy and at the time able and ec,lm
mating reviews have ever seen Of any ooof Lpec IN
known It's truhfune impsriaity richness In materials
and fascinating interest are esty praised witness 'he
We are dad TO see work written after long tne that
does him ample justice, giving his life as 1t wa
nIy s,erg act o hs & and Illustrating every period
and ssds9: y 4. sass s n s s
IL Il thrilling in.efest and leaves ths impress Oh canaof
% ss sn made IL etue q lie and fascinating
ss 1, is natural "-I Memphis Avalanche
Parton has Jackson himself would have
wished with simple ndety he has boldly and therefore pra
IDENTIFY stated facts outright without gloss or yaInsh
He among bogapheI In reducing to pratice the
esson which h tue enough a. maxim tina.
a. @ sG ke s S and S
life Bke ndomitsbe and real that he was-lPfeseytenan
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M Parton has undssken but we believe ne will accomplish
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-Col A. w Putnam fres Of Tenn nis.9nca DGciey' ,h
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Pirate Of Eminence in the West Indies; his Loves and
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