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1@UNP PRE- & EDEN TED sue
49, CsSS-The excemeutia behsfof Brtcrs Cel''Td,
"a s Bcrs continues increasc throughout VI guia and
the sout ADD the demand r has bs~ons great that the
Proprietor finds difficulty Ga .uppyngt As cure for Ague and
n without rival and have vet 20 learn
the they Jailed 70 check that nauseA
log oNhsome css when akrn log 10 drectons for
Dyspepsia Cholera Morau tumr Compaint Torpiy Of ihe
Liver stomach and mitigation these Bers without
rivals ani r Nervous Headache y baye been known 10 cure
violent ctses AIR he Ph sic had them
up hopeless No as wherc there young cdscH should
without hem IN che Sprilg aud Fa months As they Improve
The appetite add The system Being rEtrsly from
All poonos mineral substances they betskrn BY both sexes
atany m- AMI under al circumstances II you need easArt
effective medicine Try zndiuige yourselves Of their
virtues
To h-hsd q IN the prominent Druggists Ia The city 81 chm nd
In Virginia and North CIR l,a Also by O. W.
Jones On Ncmph, rean 2 W smith. Brandon, Miss; Syns
Proyan NeE Orlcans ID b. Mile, Covugon ky Q. Sto,
wsshingo1 cry D. C.. Can'y, Glpln Co, BALTIMORE n
Fahncstook Co. PHILADELPHIA and Barnes Park Y Orders
Gle . 81 Addressing L. BAKER, rroprietor
ocS Rchmani Va
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HOxE-MADE BLASKErs--Fhe SPOtswOOd Hotel is sup
pied with excellent blankets manufactured at the (Cren-
shawl WOODEN Mil recently put into operation, in this
city TIE name Of the hotel woven in each blanket
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University of Louisiana,
Law DEPARTMENT.

VIHE LECTURES 10 this Department will commence on the Sc
MONDAY Of November $50 and continue until the hst
Monday April 1851 They will embrace The various branches
Of the Civil Law the Common Law and Of Equity Admiralty
Commercial International and Constitutional law and the Jurs
prudence the United Lectures will be delivered BY
four Professors
Hon THEODORE MCoALEB Ii D. Professor Of Admiralty and
International Law.
RANDRL UST Professor OF Commercial and Criminal Law and
the Law Of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN ROSELIUs IL D., Professor OF Civil Law.
ALFRED HENNkN Professor Consut ona and Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence.
the United has the advantages which New Or
leans ready perfect requirement Of the Mod
en Lang Boa obtanee cheap here As In
any OTHER large city In the Union.
All be addressed TO the Dean Of the Pacu
w. AT New Orleans RANDELL HUNT,
Aui5-Sm Dean of the Faculty.
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Pearl Ahrotypc Ivory Type Letter and Carl Photograph
Family Groups and Babies takrl perfect by REFS insananeo
pro-esl oc2-2w
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0IxY ITEMS.

MAsoRs CoUEr.-rhe Mayor had SIX white men be-
fore him yesterday for being drunk and dsOrdery in
the streets and a. usual they were all Strangers hang
frn Krn, Italia, or Northern cities.
james H. Algee, for pursuing Norman, slave OF W.
B Ross with sharp instrument because be refused TO
treat him 70 drink Of whisky, required TO give Be-
eurity for bis good behavior. VIM. Agree and g. Nc
Donald for being drunk and disordery. Oven koskes
alias J. Florence and David Davis for sighting; and Jas
Reed for yelling and defyng the police we're each com
mitted in default Of security except Reed who gave bail
hcD0nads face was battered bruised and ounged, as u
he had Just emerged from the prize ring still be DIDN'T
know Who had beat him. FOWlkes and Davis, not coz
tent with battle royal in the streets engaged in set
to a. the station house; and Reed thought 20 inmidlte
the police as distance BY valiant words he didn't
know that officer Perrin after him az the tine.
The Mayor briefly lectured this party. He informed
them that they labOred under gorgeous mistake II
they any like them supposed that they could come to
Richmond and do they pleased ThelaEs could not be
violated with mpuniiy in this city, while the jail or the
chain gang be used for the punishment Of offenders
Ann Heath, elderly white woman, who says that
she has been housekeeper for several OF the hst am-
lies" Of this city, brought up for vagraney or IN
osher words for wandering about the streets With no
place 10 stay" There similar case Saturday, and
thew are not unusual; but has yet seen a
negro slave arrested any such charge. The Mayor
discharged Ann Heath and advised her to obtain place
70 stay"
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an dgto,sf sodi curufrC. Dr. Net 10 OF the most
ushe medical In America and his guarantee cAnnoi
Questioned rh preparation he deeaseso bis own expert
snce Sc sEi ant positive for cold cough, eaarfA To-
ard throat Il popular throughout the Union
Price IS cents. Yer sails By fiShEk sHkP3EAD.
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RICHMOND hnANVILLE r r.
surrs OFFics, RIcuN M D,NvnLE n. T.,
Richmond, oct 9Th, 1851 !

TRIAL FAlS-Memb-rs OF the Virginia ssss tee
Agriculture, Societies, Waiting the above Fair
will be furnished time Of purchasing thr Tickets for Rich
by Agent the Station. with free refrH TICKET on
presentation Of their Get hcaie Of Membership
Tick will be good r. - 10 adih October Inclusive
stock or Their articles designed for exhibition a, the above Fair
m fare down, and vii he returned free Of charge
n rensnlng in passess on Of same owners
Pons srnd Stock give AZ least three days no
tee Station THAT be provided
oc9-ts CHAS. q. T,LCOTr, supL
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Moss srEAKNo.-JOhn 5. MillsOn, late member Of
Congress from the Norfolk District win address the CT
t.sos Of Richmond, tomorrow evening" on he issues
Of The pending canvas.
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KNOWLES & WALFORD
49, AGENTS FOR
Life and Frs Insurance.
hcrrng's Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
Machine Bel ing, QLeAhtr and Rlbber)
henceD Church and ether Bells,
Dealers Ia Cotton and Linen rWines,
$50 MAIN STREET.
-
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SAMUEL sHi : hh ;. MITCHELL, Trustees.

STOCK OF IHoRsEs, cows PLANTATION UTENsILs TIM
BRlCING WHEAT TlIREsHER, NEARLY EEw POR SAFE
AT AUCTION i will sell the stock Of HORSES Cow Plantation
Utensils. embracing excellent wheGt her
the ss Of the farm advertised BY sold 18Th
October. R0 LYME,
oefS-
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VIRGINIA. CENTRAL RAIL-Gs-;r

VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAIL % ryaEgI-.s-l
ROaD-Ihe Board OF Directors OF tbs ~
mpAny have direct that other srs ln7nded Tor
exhbl lon al the Virginia State and Central Agricultural PIr' to
commence this the I2d shall be charged the regular
transportation their IN ths Fr Ont ftured
roif tn property OF he ODRers they viii be car
red FsR paid for thels transportation TO the
rI Do refunded AL who - over his Toad
att- have prvlgs Of returning FIVE, on
blon Certificate of Menlerp Tor Me preset year
either society De l3ae II IA Membership 10 either no
cey the Of the tn as time between the 22ad
day " October and the lat Ssy Of November - ,
Sslg-ss THOs DODAMEAD. Gen1 SupL
sUPTS. OFFICE, r. y p. r Il COMPANY, /
RICHMOND. 26th Sept, ls60.
VIRGINIA STATE AND NENEkA FAIR.
MEMBERS the Wis nia State aqd Central f,SI
WI Agricultural Societies, via ting the above te v'ee.s
furnished the Agent al the station lat the time OF
purchasing their tickets for Rchmtnl presentation OF Their
certificate OF membership With
FgEE RkTURS TICKET
Stock or other articles designed for Exhibition, At the above
Fa will be charged fair hut viii be returned ee OF
charge remaining 10 possession 81 same owner.
wishing end stock must give at eas six days nouee
Depot gent. that pr,pe may be provided
Tickets suei members good from Saturday
goth nctoher, TO Saturday 2sth, inclusive. - - .
te26-u sAML RUTH supI
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE "a
1850. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1850.
Thu Rreat euuDorium Of


The great emporium Of
ALFRE ED MOSES s,
90 Main Street,
Ill Of DRY GOODS exhibited By him. city Rch-
mend embracing the Latest eyles and Hoveet OF the Season
In the following Goods such Inducements will be tere that
be had elsewhere and purehaEers will find greatly
their advantage 70 get their supplies from the
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Black and Fancy silks, stJ les
Brocade and Rept silks
Eoldanll,s, Veroniczs, P1plins
Plain and Figured Delalnes, all Wool
herinoes and Wooden Plaid, &c, &c, &c.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Fifty different styles In Beaver and Cloth Of the latest novelties
OF the season. New styles received weekly.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
sanetts Jeans Full Cloths bes. makes Sleeps GrsyE Ker
seys Tweed Plaid Linseys, shetnga shrogs Gotten Ozia
burgs Plain Stripped Bed Blanks servan Blanket5 900
hand the cheapest In the ttae and variety OF other
goods for Servants Wear, at very low prees
HOUsEKEEPIsG DEPARTMENT.
Tow Il and Towelng Crash, Huekabaek Nsps BrdEye Da-
Scotch and Diaper Doyes Nspkns Table DAnAsk
Table and Piano Cashmere Go .ers Irish Linens Ac.
oABPST DEPARTMENT.
spendd reePy Carpet patterns Super Ingrane Carp
Crosy Super Brussels do Velvet Rugs Brussels ep aud
Rug Carpets all OF which VII be offered at 20 cent less iaan
last seasons prices
nbroderes Bosley Gloves and endless variety OF Goods
usually found In Dry Goods Establishment and article
offered ueh low prices that cannot fail 10 meet the
the closest BUYERS Our nan efforts will be please all
who may u with 4 call
For great great Downtown Emporium OF Trade Is
oeis~1 c. MAIN STREET.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRusTEE,s SALE OF xALgABLE RIAL

VRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE RRAL
EhTATE, IN HENRIC0 COUNTY, 1HRkE MILES BELOW
tue CITY or RIcHMOHDDy virtue Of
TO US By John Kidd dated the f day Of May 1855 duly
corded In the Clerks office OF Henrco county court SHALL By
he request Of the beneficiary In said deed and with the u
the said I'D sell AZ public aneon the prem
the 6h day OCTOBER the hour o'clock nfsIr
not the next sdsy thereafter hs Real Estate conveyed by
the said deed TO Wit All that parcel land, de-
scrhed bring the county Hen three miles
the city Of Richmond containing two hundred Eve and
tiers acre. be the less dining the lands Of W.
Roper George Peasants and otbefs and has upon dwsl-
hog house with SIX eight kehen qst barn.
be &c VITO well Of good water 10 the yard II H. vel for i'm.
provement and adapted 20 the made Ia this secon Is
healthy and good neFhb,rbood and rsrarded valuable
because Of Its the city OF Richmond
Ing upon the prtm's's will take pleasure In showingh
TENS oF 10 eah IN deav expenses OF sale und
To bond dated the LIST day Of May 1855 for eleven hundred
ami hfyhvs dollars and any five with legal
date III paid; upon credit til day August 1861
secure the payment OF bond dated the M day Of May 1855 with
legal inter tho from It's date
dred and ny nve dollars hyhve and
der Of the purchase credit the aid Kidd may IL
rect orn the Kdas falling prescribe them
such terms the Trustees may direct
R0 LYME, -
aIMIrFI D NITcUFTI Trustees.
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LIPE size PHOTOGRAPHERS,

Direct ou M coOfrl 10 any stye rel equal 20 any IN t
world, and At the very lowest prices, AZ
ii5 MAIN STREET,
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THE YouSs GUARp Cap;. John $ Rady, viii start this
morning on their long contemplated excursion to Bali
more They vii parade at O'Clock, march through
the principal streets escorted by the Light Infantry Bue
and as meridian, viii embark on board the splendid
steamer Gssrqe Pcl5eag. They expect % reach Balt
more early on the morning Of the lSth and will be re-
esved BY the "Ciiy Guard Baltimore Of Baltimore, aud
escorted 20 their Arory where quarters have been pro
vided. On the 18th, the Young Guard will unite with
the citizen s0llery and civic societies OF Baltimore In
the interesting ceremonies attendant upon the naugur-
ton Of the New PARK at Druid Hill They expect to re-
turn in about a week.
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INXECUTRIx SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
II Estate In the County OF CharI . City. the
man road leading from Charles City Court
House 10 Weyanoke wharf, on James River,
ana within IA hair "a mile oftbe former place
10 pursuance Of the deco Of the last will and Ed
mund Christian deed offer for sse privately the FARM
which said Christian resided at she ~@ Of bis deatb known
the of"Edge MI eonAinlDg 1877 OF land BY
recent abou 100 Of u eh cleared
for cultivation The rest good oak and pine timber chi
The buildings consist OF Owe Ing house containing rooms
and coonnad and all the which
nearly II situated pretty location which Is
very healthy and In Of the bet nLbohoods In the State
beiog convenient to churches Shocls shops mills &c.
Persons wishing psrchsse nytd 10 view the premises
when Mr. T. Christian, Tefidng thereon will take plea IN
shoWingit
Person, coming from distance, their giving prior nfor
nation will be met with wicoxs wharton James
River where they arded from running daily
between Richmond and Norfolk.
For further Information address the subscriber at Charles City
Court House Richard ~ Graves ESQ., APperson o. Charles
Oily county, Va.
TERxs- iberal TABIrBA T. CHRISTIAN,
Execu,iix Of
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Bryan's Taste e.. y, yermiruge.

Nelly Is rosy and Tommy q fat
Both we're month since az lean a. RAJ;
Both we're frum worms Ia a ter ible plight,
Convused 10 the day time Aad seeplesi az right
"Whtt wrought the ehAnEef" BRYANs NERMTUGE sure,
riee IS cssts. For sale Sy FIsHER 4 SHEPHERD.
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SERxoS.-Rev. A. BOsserman, Of Baltimore, preached
discourse, in the Universalst Church, Sunday fore
noOn 70 very thin congregation the Indictment wealth
err having prevented larger attendance The services
were commenced BY the Choir singing the hymn begin
ming
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Or. HIcCIIntock'sPectoraI syrup.

Dr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Syrnps are yoat Ian 3
Does long breath Give you pAni Have you hacking
cough Do yoa sHpecorae hard tough ate Areyou wasted
With and want Of sleepy II Acre q your remedy
II vii nnquestionaby you Price e. Sold by
PIsUER A sHEpuERD
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~ SPECIAL NOTHCE-LADEES
~ CHEAP srORN-The subscribers have hand a
vaeG % Ladies Congress Lace GaerS Morocco aud
Ed B,1 Buskns which they selling mueh less thar
srst Auln OF cheap CATERS viii please call II
le26 ALEX HILL co ,i2i Main i.
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EDuCArrON.

TTR9 pUTTTp MAYO viii reopen her SCHOOL, at
M ,o ohsh an lin street. between Bread and Mar
shan on the Monday In October enc lev small
boys Terms $50 per session OILY monsus Ulo
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MEcnASIcs' FAIE-Fhe present exhibition Of the Vir-
GINA Mechanics Institute Is fully equal TO- If ii does not
surpass anv previous one held under the auspices Of the
Society Toe salls decorated With beautiful pain
iugs specimens Of the Daguerrean art quilts etc, while
the show cases are filed With specimens OF ladies' handi
word beautiful shells rare coins reyou onayy relics aud
eurOs'ties Of all kinds Then, there specimens Of
Richmond made sass Burger 4 Bros ) the lustrr and
tasteful arrangement Of wbeh attract every eve; sewing
machines Of various patterns; aud thsusind other a5-
css calculated to amuse the ssey, usruo, the mHd
An hour or tEO be probably spent by any one IN
inspecting this admirable exhibition.
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hHA tlc fial aQlna-tnc cati4Ai
The saviour promised long,
Lea evcry heart prepare a throne
And every voice 4 song

PoLrIcAL CRisIs.-rhe absorbing topic in all eirele
at the present time il naturally enough, the probable
effect Of Lncolns election in the fusion ticket in
the Empire State should fail to PROSTATE the hopes tie
SeclionaIsis in the North The subject is, inte d,
"brolght home 70 great many Of our citizens by the
strprspcy Of the money market aud wherever 60 in
pursuit o; local Information, ind long faces and rue
fu oounteuauces among Of all parties Gloomy oP-
prehensons and iorebOdings are as current as bank
notes while the hopeful (amoug whom We ask 10
be included RELY upon the sober secoad thought OF
the people North and south 10 avert any serious
sequences Of the tremendous excitement which Uond
folOE the election Of Abe Lincoln result by no means
a. certain as the rising OF the sun tomorrow.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

hAYAduEz-Schr. Peerless.-1S8 bhds. sugar, 9S bbls
do, 10 uerces do, Stirling & Ahrens
TRINIDAD DE ,CUBA-Brig E-Kutter.-2S1 hhds. sugar,
A tierces do, IL bbls do, Kirkland, Chase Co.
CHINcHA IsLANDs-Ship Perurian.-1, ,165 tons uauo,
Barril Bros. " - lE = tt.'f Z. u .t't aH - .f'
C0ASTWISE.
SAyANNAH-Str Thos StoaRn.-125 bales cotton. ]. f.
GLENN; 95 do order 225 do SO casks rice A. Schaefe
lis boxes copper bbs do D. Keener; 90 bales do
mestics, Woodward, Baldwin Co.; bales moss, s. T.
Pearce bdl leather, E. Jenkins & Son; terces bees
wax J. j. NJ. Girvin; bales bags, X. j. Capron co.
sundry pkgs, sundry persons.
NEW YoRK-Str. P0tomdc-2 cases mdse, Hodges
Bros; 500 hides, B. Deford Sons; mdse., B. F.
yoss; 500 pkgs. mdse., sundry persons
BosToN-Brig Abbott Ld,orence-30 doz. shovels, Du-.
gan Jenkins 81 do, order 20 do, F. b. Loney 84 hhds
melado, Dougherty, Woods Co.. $50 bbls. fish, W. D.
Shurz CO.. rs cases domestcs, 26 bales do Mills May
hew Co.
NEW YoRK-Steamer Locust Point.-2 bbls. whiskey,
c. NJ Stewart half chests tea Hyatt Stump 500 pkgs
mdse., sundry persons.
PoRTLAND-Schr. Loakout.-100 bbs. rum, 3 pieces
lumber, order.
NEW YoRK-Sch James A. Holmes-1o bales al
monds VIM Bridges Son. % quarter casks wine, r. Lem
Co.. II plates iron, l5 bdls sheet iron L. H. Mil
le 80 half boxes glass, hhds broken do Baker Bros
Geo. r. Dodge Co.. so bales MANILA, John Henderson
Co.. rs buls mdse. Hiss Cole; 204 Baker Bros.
CO.. 1870 bds binders boards Wheelright. Nudge Co;
1000 boxes recrackers Robinson, Lord Co.. 200 bags
almonds, 25 bbls currants, W. G. Price Co.,
matches, W. H. Johnson go kegs bi cab soda, Thomson
Block; half bbls yarnish, 10 bdls. chains, boxes
scales, order. p "a
NEW YoRK-Schr. Arletta.-16O hhds. meado, order.
NEW YoRK-Schr. Henry Jones.-14o hhds. melado'
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FOREIGN MARKETS

FROM MeSsTs. ELEPHANT E Co IS CircafIoT-1
SHANGHAI, May l4.-We addressed YOU last on the
2Sth ultimo. Our import market in the interval has
undergone considerable improvement and fair amount
OF business comparatively has been transacted the de
mand for manufactured goods however, not at
Of very general character; medium qualities OF Grew
Shirtngs have been in good request but other fabrics
though moderately saleabe have been much enou r
ed Within the past days there has been
perhaps rather less disposition evnced for business than
previously some uneasiness having been occasoned by
of further difficulty in the interior which are
said have reached this but there appears to be no
intelligence obtanabe in reference to the subject of more
authenticity than report There have been few if
accessons to limited stocks of produce since the
date Of our previous report and business both in Teas
and Silk has consequently been exceedingly light With
reference to the movements of the foreign forces
nation of authentic character has transpred of ae
preparations for hoties however appear be carried
on with considerable activity Mail advices from New
March y - :.
CANTON, May 1eth-The stagnation SO long referred
70 continues to characterize markets. nor can we
~ forward to any material improvement in the demand
ot Eoton fabrics until the seasons Teas come into
hs from the country and sold and then any
aond u vity viii depend upon increased freedom for
nraisd 10 M 1t is now pretty well ascertaned
&c. 40 u sst circular, that all attempts at concia-
on ths part Of the Mansrins towards the Rebels have
before reported Silt b are in greater strength than
much Of the first crop has arrved psoe, ai.housh
their demands, which are high as to . e ~ u m -
contracts-the second crop is expeeted " ent any new
weeks, when hope to note a decIni IN ABOUT Two
Tayshan Teas have come in but they are held new
ravagant rates, that settlements have such ex-
made The Rice market is again strong and yer oeen
below show large advance upon those ruling t quoted
ago-ths may be accounted fer by the comparatv
arrivals Of foreign grain and unfavorable weather for h
growing crop, also by the action Of the Rebels pe pe
The Carnatc has sailed for London, leaving on the
berth the Southern Cross. For New York the Wayerv
occupies the berth; none for Liverpool -.
HoNGkoNG, May 2l.-Our last report was dated 9th
since when the tone of our market has been
Irregular varying almost daily, the news
om canton was looked upon favorable the reverse
vi have been made for current wants. while
sd ma bsvs we think the low quotations accept
Rice has again rapidly advanced and
a. nigh have been touched this
9in n IN Iayor OF buyers-the Commissariat
somewhat better demand b nase 40 asain ~
A large force has left this in the interr., Co. u.h
North.n but any particulars relating IN .h lor
Of the Allied powers are unknown. e movements
Ine mail. o. 10th March from London, and 18th idsp,
Rom asW xo5S, Eers seceved here on the Sh nSt "a
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NAH NEE BAHwE QUA.-I have received letter
from Robert Alsop, dated SO Park Road, near Lon
don, 7th month, Z, 1860, in which he saws: "Na-
Nee e-Bahwe-Qua has been our guest for several
weeks. We are much edited by her Christian
character and feel it privilege to have her under
our roof. My wife and accompanied her in her
interviews with the Duke of Newcastle and Gen.
Bruce, who are to accompany the Prince of Wales
into Canada, and nothing could exceed their kind
ness. The Duke is Secretary of State for the Col.
onies. In the interview with the Queen my wife
was present when the Queen promised her her "aid
and protection, and the Duke said in the presence
of the Queen that he had had the honor to lay all
the particulars before Her Majesty, and had re-
celved her commands to investigate the case when
he reaches Canada, and do the best he can for the
Indians Nah-Nee-B -Bahwe-Qua was almost over
come by the kind manner of the Queen. From the
Kind interest thou hast evinced in her case / am
sure thou wilt be pleased to see how the way has
been opened before her, and feel as we do thankful
and hopeful. have also received letter from the
husband OF the Indian Princess dated Owen Sound,
Canada West, July 9Th. He says that he had re-
ceived letter from Nah-Nee-B e-Bahwe-Qua, written
after she had been favored Dy the Queen with an
audience. Friends in England said to her that if
the Indians should lose their lands they would
up purse for them to buy more. A friend in New
York has letter from the husband of the Princess
OF later date, saying that Nah-Nee- -Bahwe- Qua
dined with Mr.. Rothschild in company with thirty
or forty others and spoke of the splendor and rich
ness OF the table. The chiefs of the Indian tribes
in Canada are preparing to pay their respects to
the Prince of Wales on his arrival in Canada and
the husband of the Princess Nah-Nee- -Bahwe- Qua
is now engaged in getting them ready for the great
| occasion.-Cor. N. Y. Courier e}'77
The Douglas Convention of the State of Georria
to assemble ct Milledgeville on the 18th of Au-
gust.