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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-18

A SPIRIT OF CoMPRoMIsE.-We have an at
torney in our city, who is wthal bit of wag,
and relishes good joke. For convenience we
will call his name p. One day his Office door
was opened by long, lean, lank, slab-sided
Yankee the peculiar wry twist Of whose fea-
lures bespoke his intense appreciation of the
almighty dollar. Our Yankee friend wanted an
indefinite number of law questions settled, and
any amount of legal advice given. p. was pa
tient and uncommonly lavish of his legal lore.
Finally, our Yankee friends last interrogatory
was satisfactorily answered. Then came the
most agonizing moment for the client and the
most triumphant for the counsel-the payment
of the fee. Down went the long, bony hand
and arm into an intermnable depth of breeches
pocket, and up from that dark depth came with
deep drawn sigh, the clients well blackened
calf-skin.
"What is your billP" said the distressed eli
ent.
p. looked quizzcal, and giving his friend the
wink, said "ticenty-three cents"
Client seemed surprised, but was bound not
to lose chance to save copper.
"Come, now, say tlCenty."
Cant do it and lire" said p, "but I'll split
the difference with ye."
Client could not pay that, and so the matter
was finally compromised on tioenty-One cents.
As soon as the Yankees coat vanished through
the Office door, p. and his friend broke out into
a hearty laugh which amply paid the balance Of
what should have been fee of five dollars
Bangor Union.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-18

One ought to remember kindnesses received,
and forget those we have done.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-18

The editor of the Boston "Liberator" calls
upon the ladies of the North to make use of
nothing that is produced by slave labor. He
needn't expect them not to use cotton. They
will not erpel so old friend from their Josoms.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-18

SIcKLEs.-A Washington letter writer says:
"There is general stir among the fairer por-
ton of the audience as Mr. Sickles saunters
quietly in, slender figure, attired with such
Partisan faultessness of taste that he has acquir-
ed the reputation of bring the best dressed man
in the House. Dark brown hair brushed
smoothly away from his white broad forehead
full beard and moustache, and handsome face,
all but the eyes-oh such singular looking
eyes. As long as his back is turned he seems an
Adonis; but the eyes spoil ALL His usual style
of dress-one that makes him the envy of every
dandy on Pennsylvania avenue for its distingue
perfection-is black dress coat, with velvet
collar. and light gray trowsers, tapering down
to the small, shiny boots. His hands are encas-
ed in perfectly fitting kid gloves, of some dark
color, which he constantly wears, even in his
seat. This habit has given rise to superstitious
rumor, that they are worn to conceal the deep
blood stains which he fancies are still crmsoning
his hands. He lounges in sort of nonchalant
way upon his seat, seldom accosted by his fel-
low-members, and apparently quite unaware
that he is the centre for hundreds of curious
eyes. lIei boarding in a private family on 18th
street, and Teresa is with him."
Polynesian., 1860-07-21
To the Public of Honolulu.

The Agent of Bogles Hyperion Fluid having called
when arrived here delighted find old friend
preceded me q mean ogle's FuId) My hair falling
thousands day short interview with friend has
sIoped the fall few rubbing operations permed
VoELKER,' has made every hair the Hawa allan
my Magic Chair. /. in 1889, in Honolulu,
10 the world as the Great Hair Preserver.
JOHN HENRY ANDERSON, HWizard."
70 Agent for the sale of Bogles Fluid
VOELEER.
Perumer. Fort street, Honolulu.
Polynesian., 1860-07-21
BEST HAIR DYE
IN the World :

THIS Is RATHER STRONG language,
yet BOge's Eiectnc Hair Dye (recently mproved
10 be so by the judges the late Mechanics Fair held
Boston among whom DR. Hayes, the eminent chemist
and State Assaye who awarded il the Prize Medal and D
plOma the choicest hair dyes exhibition from all
of the Union Its unparalleled superiority consists in
The ingredients nOurshng TO the hair destructive
others I'd, Does hurt stain the skin. 3d. Is
easily applied, and dyes the hair color required from
delicate brown To deep black, natural appear
velous Manufactured. sold and applied by WM BUGLE
2O2 Washington Boston, and may be had of Druggists
everywhere. soy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16
BY THE PERSIA.

The Royal Mail steamship Persia, Capt. Judkins,
which sailed from Liverpool st 10 o'clock Oh the morn
h Of the 4th ana from Queenstown the evening Of
the 5th init sr lived here at 81 o'clock "Wednesday
nO,nipg, bringing 1874 passengers.
The steamer Glasgow arrived at Queenstown a;
ssoD on be 3D. and the Golden Fleece reached Galway
n about The ssms time.
The Arabia reached Queenstown al 5 p. m On
In Sd.
The advces by the Persia direct from Liverpool, are
bsr, day later than those received via Lon lon
derry per he Angl3-SaAon. BY way Of Queenstown
however, the news lie two days later.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16
THE STATE OF EUROPE
Prom Our Own Correspondent.


TURIN, July 20, 1860.
When Kossuth 10 1851 and 81 preached the doc
hipe in England and the United States that all the
oppressed nationahties Of Europe require is the
reeog, tioD of the principle of non-iOterventon by
the free Governments, backed by the threat Of a
var sgaD,t any power infringing that primo pie, ne
was hooked upon as visionary, and his theory OF
Intervention for nOn-iDterventioD, it Was face
ti,usly called, was snubbed by everybody who
thought himself practical pol tjcian. Eight years
IateI however, Napoleon took up tots principle as
regards Italy, declaring that he would not toler-
@ any interference there; aid withio year We see
TUSCANY, Farms, Modena, the Legations, and Sci.
", annexed or in the course Of annexation 10 SAr-
diDia while Naples AID Rome maintain their
separate existence but preclriOusly, and are eer-
tain TO follow the cODmon sentiment Of the rect of
Italy within very few months. At Naples,
the King has evidently miscslculated bic per-
sOpal influence. He granted the COnsti;utl0n with
the intention Of abClshiDg il, just as his father
and grandfather had done, as sooa as he should
become able ~ arrest the cure II OF revo
hutton. Now, however, the people, more suspicious
tam in 1870 and ISiS ca,nOt be SO easily dsIudsd;
oven the LazzaroDl have turned Gdribadians;
rsbody trusts the King, AID the grant OF thu Con.
gitutiop has only accelerated TIE complete down-
fall of the dynasty, which may be expected as
soon az the Dictator OF Sicily mske' BIZ appear
soce on the Ne,potan man. His organzed
s,ces uos consist OF three brig ,des 0! regular
troops, that is to saj, Italian volunteers, Tour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

Tn the Houee of Commons on the I'd inst, the Gov
e,ppent proposition in regard TO fo'ttcaobs was con
adhered The pending que, ion was tnat vo'e Oh WV
million pounds be granted for the works 10 ques-
Mr.. Lindsay moved as an amendment that the de,
fep.e Of the country chiefly rested on the navy, ana
that il was inexpedent 10 spend large sum on an'
Notifications ,
A general debate ensued in the course Of which Mr..
Right made long and characteristic speech 10 denaa
cation of the proposed hene, and OF the increasing
burdens upon the PeoplS for warke purposes 0 30
sanction the Government pn Tor the interests OF peace
and the ~ curiy OF the country.
The amendment was rejected by vote of 50 againit
96S and the vote was agreed 10.
In the House Of Lords On the Sd, Lord Broughsm
nre,ent.d re,ition from the Anu-Slavery S,ciety,
BRAY ing that immediate steps be taken to compel SPAN
10 carry ont her engagements for the suppression OF
the slave trade. u
aud Mins. n explained that protocol had been drawn
mn at Paris by tue Embas adOIs OF the Great
in hich il as dete rmD,d that the reputation OF
the Porte force of 1900 troops sbonld be seat 70
Syria half of which would be furnished by France. ~
was provided that their stay should not exceed SIX
n opths Another protocol was also signed, calling
upon the Porte to carry ont its engagements with re-
sp Ct TO the Christians which it Tad entered into in
1856, but it was provided that no right OF inter-
ventiop sboold be granted on future OCCASIONS.
Mr. Bright deprecated interference III the affairs OF
SYRIA Lord Palmerston replied, and asserted that
Turkey had made great progresso of late ard Il LETT free
from interference except good advice ne DeheVed her
dissolution was not 80 near as predicted
On the evening of Il ls, nst. public meeting was
h. Id in Spafelds Chapel, London in cee 'rati9n OF
the yersary of negro euancP ton in the west In
dies. resouti was carried welcoming III.
Cheever of New-York to England and expires log the
highest admiration for, aud sympathy with, bis AMI
Slavery lsbors in the United Safes Dr. Cheever re-
turned thanks and in long speech dTelt upon the
support which is given to Slavery by the churches OF
America. =.
great party battle was expected in the House OF
Commons on the Paper Duty question, and Minlsters
were makiog great efforts TO defea: the Opposition,
whose sole object was believed to be to drive Mr..
Gladstone from the Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16

Mimi, To make of Abdel. Kader the Syrian Enir
,unud be noble reward for our prisoner services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16

THE QUESTION OF FORTIFYING ENGLAND.
In the FL gIish House Of Commoos, on the "a inst
tie resolution concerning for,cations and works was
taken up.
Mr.. Lindsay moved, as an amendment that as the
m,iI deIse Of Great Britain against aggression de-
perCs on on fcent navy, it is not now eSo-de /, to
tpte hro large expenditure in perm .pent hand for,,.
fCatons. Among other arguments tne honorable
Der said hat the statements of Lord pamerston with
rgsfd to the dengers Of invasi IN from France
ANSWERED. 10y the rece0t tt-r Of the Ems OF the
French. Although some members might have douots
of those staemtn s-(sn asserting cheer here came
from ost parts OF the hour. he Nc. Lindrayl nsd
none. irobic;l cleors. he contended that il We
began to ory there would be end 70 il until ey Try
weak point on the COAT where an army migbt land
wds msde se uIe. He urged that our navy WAS our
resi- deftIse, and 81 introduction OF am far
rehdernR and fotiocalUns Necessary, gave Us greater
facilities Tor d., ten'e by means of ships
Mr. IL. Blk ey seconded the amendment He sd-
mtd mat There wa an abeolnt. eressi for defend
ing tie try but be could hot agree thar the hest
MODE OF doing 20 was by Qualifications wni.h Vas \.
thorough uI-Englsh system. Lord Z .luerston might
Ike oy pc of Iycurgu,--ur, fefrei wall, OF
mtn 10 walls OF gone for the defense Of N. con lrY,
tebpmtnt VIII was IN coDsOnauce with the manly
htiis 'ho fhg'lSh people. AZ least we shoud trus
row as i'ru4sJIv To our wooden walls. lie urged gen
orally that We Were not making uss If tue power ye
bad-A ImsuoDg and iited guns for iostaucs-and
iailng back Oh those means of defense which we're
lee, aN valuable
Mr.. s. Herbert said he cond give an emphatic de,i,
to be assertions Of Mr.. Berkeley, that our chips s.r,
to ie armed Wnh smOoth b re guus that there were
on AimrIonp guna in tie navy and that ere we're
10 tnns " he French navy. All the cas,.iroa gus
Iln'd 10y tie Fitnch had Invariably burst No ie,
than II Arnstf6n, CONS week sero being i sned y,
the Ihv., fO-romd, n and IA numter of S0o,un,e
would shortly he issutd while there were u 6auers
no1ptlg - Auos'ro' guns in the hards of DOR laad
ai.nlt' ~, aer'td as 10 the possibility OF vasion,
txpctd OF the navy, 10 Necessary 10 baye rome-
tmg ~ fall back upon. A regards che letter OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16

LARGE ACCESSIONS TO GARIBALDI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE PARANA AND PERSIA.
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VIRGINIA
@cis Sicr Sraucrci
pom
Gts. Sensre.

Durh peri6nlite @iufluis i'm 9lprpsn kin i'd il,
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SIC. 1914 9~rcaelra
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8leirersfastr! &~isissr.2aaert
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Ne. 81 Ma,niraee. ,miltsu rrf Is. n. I6.,
bali tn arrsts gaset fertiaer prrren, unt snatsn- alestr. rs5, nh
Iur biz ltsist Sailrn, bic aps Dem tefsn f~ran;Sffsen 1rst, Sud-
,tine. ealernirs' ytausiS une Sinnsa SirHsn IN tsFser Stsft an-
3:ftrts. iinr.
Gu'b reriSniiheu anfauf ancr in msin Gssi6afr ,infaIaaens,r
S'ert bin ie IN zen Sans ssitrt. 9uleEere Gin rcr,rsiiaeS sf-
.rrtirsnt rrr,uIsscn, uar weIssn rrtins aetsrten Nuntru auf sse
yrcnrteife tub y Hs Z tct lent.
va CHeibfals ,crra ba ein ercfes PAGER rn ;eihfr,r sns
Isineaei 5atsru&ern. 1aftenuu1crn, S.,netn On, iluirrflsirsrn ~ !ssrr
u pann'peu'hes Snnnrin &c. frt q. Reher,
"a ..ruH Ee.t --r. -tr.-g Hr 30 pRafnnr,S,
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Saaiei 'Dsnnsn,
,us- une SGi1s- Sleiartsiter uat
q a 6 1 II trtSrt'
Hrrarp-. ,rifHcr esrs. une 8 etraae
EUER-VERsIcHERy

TEUER-Y kKSICH Ere Nc.
geritHsruns ats,n Striuil bel fsutr. er bier in @i6mrne aus
attablt wire. ninni ~ Zen tinisttn SteusrS,:. Der uuter;eit
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va Ytrlrnen. pelpe lb assen ta @ertuf ron Feafr . e.
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htn. lie plurtrfnee Der ..5rer sSeitrn .snlursnee une IrIt
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Der ien Stra 4, une btirast eat'9apita SeritIttn s50e. 900.
Sn Ntbnirno ecfmttt lib Gle SirejsrfhGe an y arljfras,. IN,
!hlrtn nnttrbalb Gem GrHanac 6rttl uHe netsn 9. Z. Ga -.
Vs. 2cbtns-S eriid:runsen fur Satfr uue sslastn n =
ssittdus eairltl fur er bthrn Grmpasniten une IN ,tn biui dor,
y etitn sniseItn senpmuen una nib Sci S~tersriauen Der y r.,
b. rim Btrrcue aus ie,ablt. Tr. 6 II. Nrtden. Nae n
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Wtuse VoarO'nS;aus nns eassrtisr. gRirtbi6art.
Ter untrrwidtnste bat an ssr 17ten Strase. eem
8iibmartt gcNenntsr. rim neues Snad- u. Scareius.
paus erennct, eas err isinsn 5reuuccn une Dem Yu.
slttum i'm &uaemeinsn tritrns e~npieblt.
in Dem Sdrrrrm rieits nru sinarritbteten Saulss
Inp ifsts 0srlntt. alsr Art uno bette, Sualitlt an
baten, tslonrers emrfisblt aber Elm 0ias autes easer.
Srr u. Diae,nt
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Deutihe 5tbamme.
@trs. 8. a mn, MaribalI- Stre6e.
a.. -. 49, e. -

,wiitsu Der 0trn unp 6.sn.
mabt ben 5rau.n @htmcueS bic srssttaat an,eist. BAG e.
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berg in Satrn ibr &raaren bsitsnstn ef, npsrussr he Die krf,s
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Baltimore IL Sabre pratirirt bai, ane caS lie pessaib bic Hfri be-
runa stbtH tam, eaE nc ttpaiss 4ufrrau in er ibrtuasH SDeti,
uo ;ur relfSmmsnfen 3ufrit6tnbeit aueristen FAM. ~ {
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3. y. Stedsr's
Nsa einasr,6iste peatihe Su6tinnerei!

8oriibritt mil Den anjeresrunstn btr3tit mus p7insip fsin
sleoem, Der itin3tiiaiisr risbtis ptrnebi; 5riafanb if Rndi6Titl
Seh eiei NJ BrunelSSe 5tReit, tra tbt ids mir pyn p.rehrlintn
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isrunssn in Der prprrstipR aun ben ~irsnsnu Mnfprotguneeu @t~
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ssHee Arbsiitn. ale; 9ertfcIip's, Muhf~GtnSinee, GinfaiunesR
prH Sti6tytisn &c. .,e.. aae Arien SSr,n fr Orsspps> Sisres It..
5rajs FUR ,3srpcler werptn nadh wt Dor aneeftritst!!!
Hue @rtsr @l6ipftsn BON psll Yapps une BIas, fss 1ms
pe:rd.sie :. ,. Sfe6U.
.@Ehtiner uns Yaspartsity,
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Sefamntmaepumaem

Se'etH per SspiH Seitisr ~ia Srsmsa srsal.sn,
5000 pip. Samesrssr 3sstlnen,
1900 Yfe. s,nlrn,
Nuscl &C. hH
cskefIssrtaufer srbalicn siaen eaitu Rsban. uns rtrseu ri fsl.
. gu .eaH' stser H. ipaa 3intauis ua3su, ekie ssaarrn ,asrl
r~e , : :. ,,au 1889. Spbn 1trkis.
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sSaibinstun.@ arttn.s
Mttnen brcnnScn ub crm subri.n 9ublitum Die @a,,ioe. b,s
W rle,eh Seriuasuaasaaritu ia:rnoniuea babe. unb mi . bcnu
zen nfret. eurb auimtriismt 1toieuuns eieitn 0arien III t,u,m
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due. Tn susitidl iu sfsrrn S,ls&s feuurlat l rn.
Simrn Sttinlttn.
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ap'tsttsr, SrusiR, Supporter pcn r,ut.
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,,ts. IseegIs rsrern NIT Der srreicn Ssrsfait une o,enau-
WV stttuei, tefrie Nfm II d grdparete uns u ma 4 ng,n
r nit ssfst,.s " ysntl,as;;i slsrsi. eanetsafttuts msstn eas
Ttlntr ar,Ee'eH. Naneo- artifsl u. T. NJ. in b0fsr gmsm,sr ,Tss
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Serrafes arssefafret. "'A'"
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Our esn mir zen msinsn kicGssn yareslsnisn se vel lis CO. .@3
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