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CHINA.

The Hong Kong mail of November Is has arrived.
II reported that the Americans had been invited
to mediate between China and England and France.
The loss Of the chip Flora Temple near Cochin China,
soU r., The Sf Us
the crew reached Malaga Il y supposed that all the others
were drowned The vessel struck rock and foandered
Indies had been Organ yed by agent Of the British
government The authorities Canton approved
Business at Hong Kong limited, and there little
change in either exports or imports. Tonnage was
e 81 and md s., were wo.
goods were In demand Exchange &c. 71sd. o.. s14d.
Freiehts unchanged.
AT Annoy business had improved an advance was de-
The American war vessels were thus dstributed-The
Hartford. at Hong Kong, and the Powhatan al
Japan.
the American Minister, started November for Kwan
shan, city some thirty miles below Foo Chow, to meet
Ho, the Governor General, and confer with him the
ties between China France and England. The authority
FOR this, however s not good, WHILE the contrary,
hear Of great activity in the Peho FORTS which Of
The American steamer Peiho has been placed on the
line between Shanghae and Hong Kong.
from the Overland Mail, Nov. ISL
It is reported that the Americans are already in the
field as medaiors between China and the two offended
European Powers At least, his Excellency Mr.. Ward left
Sanghae on the ID inst 70 meet the Governor Genera Of
kiansu. Kwanshan, the place Of meeting ia where Iapg
received Colonel Marshall and Mr. MclAne, and the Chi.
VSneSe no DhS Dcen emperor
TO see the Americans do any thing arrange mat
ers with France and England At the time the
periat COVE rnment Is gathering together very limited
means OF defence, lest matters should pushed ex
iremiy The scanty supply Of rice at Pekin and its
sequent high price, may lead the starvation of myriAds
Of helpless and unoendng PERSONS the event of ener
geic measures being adopted by the foreign Powers.
AUSTRALIA.
The Melbourne mail Of November had been tele-
gyaphed. -
The ship Herald Of the Morning, from Liverpool had
been destroyed by fire at Melbourne. is supposed
had horp haCoro Arob
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INDIA.

Calcutta mails of November e have reached England;
but the news anticipated by the last Bombay mail
There DISPATCHES however, from Calcutta TO Decem
Der H. at which date material variation in exchanges
had taken place. III
Sir Hope Grant bad arrived Calcutta organize the
Indian expedition to China 1t is not to exceed ID 900
en, and probably will not be 10000 One half OF
these will be Sjkbs.
ATepot current that the British government had
determined 10 amalgamate the Indian and the Queens
armies. .r. .r.r ed.
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PRUSSIA

II reported that the Prince Hohenzolicrn Sgmarin
gen intends give up the Presidency OF the Council Of
Minister'S and assume the command Of the Seventh Corps
d'AImee i
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AUSTRIA,

belief current that loan would be nego-
tiated at the CONNIE pcement of the year. IN
Vienna letters say that the Austrian statesmen be-
ginning to the utter impossby OF restoring the TIA
an dukes and almost reconcied to the idea of
Central Italy organization.
IT reported that the elite of the aristocratc party
engaged in office have resolved to eerve without pay
order to tighten the public burdens f.
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SPAIN.

There is nothing important relative 10 the war in No
rocco. .
The Spanish squadron left Agesiras on the 2Sh-des
tination unknown.
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nj pamphlet but The Paris correspondent o. the Lon ioo
- lnonoorces the Iumor untrue An official denial
poll, H. The Paris Bonfse. E5
1t we Ioriet al PARIS hat 6u'zot was engaged
pspI-ilei ofon the temporal power OF the Poe.
Adnifs,- Reguaua Genou,iiy aud Regnsud had arrived
1he Paris Ioy publishes an article by Grsnier de Cas-
saeruc on the pamphlet n which asserted that the
pLn he. has been wrongly Interpreted by the press II
Gays the pamphlet not proIose 10 deprive the Pope
Of l. Legations but ADVISES his Holiness 70 suomt TO the
preset Of things, aud proolaims the necessity Of
msintainpg The tmporsl power OF the Pope. Nj de Cas-
sspIac saSs, iba, the Psmfhe, conhoes uset TO pro-
uovnc,pg te ouit. that the Congress aone viii decje
even after nat the Church win remain fall ant Gu
Expectation Lad bee1 current ,ha, the Bank Of France
wouo have reduced iu rate Of discount but NJ change
had been abe
The government of Purbarest bad sgeps TO Paris
To- conclude lean Of TWO mors four hundred Thousand
sterling cyian revenues with the guarantee OF France
Prussia abd Russia
The counci OF Ministers have resolved upon net giving
1, London Hraids Paris correspondent speaks OK DIFF
dcuites in the French Cabinet and says persgnys pro
long ed STAY rafs is not unconnected with Walewsks
II was stated that Prince Napoleon viii shortly be ap
The Paris Rourse bad been much depressed, and the
renies time down 10 6sf S5c better feeling
sprsng up and the closing price on tho 10th
ITALY.
The Milan Gdsehk announces that the ex Duke OF Mo-
denA had with his troops toward the frontiers
OF Nodens Part Of his army was already at frontier
town.
Colonel Codoean military ddche to the British legation
IL PeonoDt had been ordered 70 the headquarters OF
General Fanu NJ Bologna. This regarded At Turin
proof Of the interest taken by Great Britain in Gen.
trei Italy
The Minister Of Finance at Rome had been compelled 10
sell The consolidated funds TO an amount double pre-.
vousiy stated 1.-TWO million frapcs) in order TO meet the
financial pressure. aa
The French pamphlet bad been translated into Italian,
and largely circulated In RomaenA
Rome despatch reports that lengthy interview had
taken place between CARDINAL AnoBeln ana the French
bassa6or. The latter had received from Paris
explanations destined TO the PapAl government
| the subject Of the recent pamphlet
Mar quis Villa Marina bad declined the GoverEorshp OF
Milan, and Count Giena had been appointed instead.
| Villa Marina goes as Ambassador TO Naples.
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Speeches or George Thompson, Late M.
r. for Tower Hamlets, Frederick Doug.
lass aAd the Rev. DIR. Ca dish Eng I Ism
Opinion OF the Harper's Ferry RAID
81 mPsthy Demanded for DIR. Cncever.
yr &c., &c. H Hiw trt .ltf.~.-i'o INteg
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The Melbourne mail Of November had been tele
gyaphed f ~
The ship Herald of the Morning, from Liverpool, hat
been destroyed by fire at Melbourne. is supposed sh,
had landed her passengers before the Gre broke out Th
Is an English ship.
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elaborate preparations his presence was not
Qverpowering and bis voice not particularly good
lis head was sci su upon ha shoulders and his feet
were planted mnovable on the ground one hand Was
fixed behind him his back and this rigid atti.
tude, With only slight movement Of bis right hand, he
poured forth his sentences His speeches what
said those OF flames Mackiniosh were-spoken essays
only tina, Macsuays essays unlike those OF Str James
written in highly rhetorical style. 1t is perhaps
events the prose that combines IN the perfect way
whatever " excellent in the written with Whatever Is
valuable in the spoken STYLE MacauIay certainly did
wopaers With IT. and he was not very formidable 10
temporary debate, be managed at all tunes 10 fascnae
both sides Of the House, and to xin golden opinions from
With the new Parliament, which assembled after the
passing OF the Reform BILL be returned 70 the House
OF Commons as the representative Of Leeds and
pointed Secretary 10 The Board Of Couto but in 1884 be
resigned his and his secretarysbp 90 ala
fifth member OF the Supreme Council, with fio,0O0
year rr ave years and with additional rank and income
as legal adviser TO the Council Although Mr. Nacauiay
acceptance Of the Indian oce surprised those Of his
irepds who bad marked out for him, Imagination, a
obans POLITICAL fature he had object Ia visiting the
has which might well IRE bis ambition. He appoint
60 not SIMPLY member Of the Supreme Council but also
legal advser to IT, and the special object OF his mission
~ % prepare new Indian code Of law. He was
shere!ore exempted from all share In the ad.
~nssfsuon OF asairs; he had four Assis ants to
produced under rs sOpern,sndence IS manly to be a.
ltaGc.sa 70 nm Contrasting some twenty ak chapters
oyiee9 pto nearly 90 clauses, this code published
aner NJ Macauays return to England in 1855 and liz
great ability acknowledged. To produce such code was
code was rather admired than obcyed WAS too GOOD 70
&c uuei MANKIND WAS not III for it;W would nos work
Inc variety OF races srd customs 10 which was applied
bss prevented even the attempt TO put practice One
OF ns eractWens, indeed, was odious 70 the English
inhabitants That they gave the arpea,on o the Bsct
Act abolished the right Of appealing from the locai
courts 70 tne supreme Court at the Presidency This
right had hitherto been exclusively enjoy BY the Euro
pcsns. aud now y was proposed to put them On tSe
same footing With nattvce, giving 70 bdth csr
tam rgns OF appeal but appeal only 70 the highest pro
vinciai courts u was practically the same measure
which reused The Inhabitants Of Ocptta 10 Indignant r.
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y
VINO holds the truth of this subject bound to DO his
utmost In the cause they arguing for Slavery
bad taken the aggressive IN America, not only lawful
way but by force OF arms, in Kansas and worst OF
all these aggressive movements were getting the couute-
Danee OF the Leslate 60 that the slavery party were
supported BY the whole force Of the Uuted States army
'eds ne case " hostile poshoie 70 Liberty hostile
70 man hostile TO eodraitng itse and rst;nc he binds
arih ,ohset had 6e forth odeoauch nse1s
minds and opnsons and b. force Of arms edeauorirg u
comIel ey ia Anerd 10 be stained tv;M De csrse Of
soos Dr. pr casevs bad
read that book with some sort or curiosity 70 see bow R
stood The tes OF fair and calm perusal aud be might say
had ended H. and from beginning 10 end he found nothing
indicating extreme opinions. He was prepared
noble sooH Doctor N n
extracts from the book referred TO- which b entitled
M the se q The
q greater smoan. Of religion = posos in America America
aS s Ss Mond instantly sSos snyhne ss
tho right 10 eel, anything like the right 20 buy,
anything like restraint upon the education Of any
man, the right 70 sell them mere goods and chat
tells Applause Al that must be instantly abolished.
what he Or Cnsevsr TO mean was that this
would be safe and practical thing. H beiiepcd As Qw
on ,ooa soon be gone into, and SLAVERY soas not aooisA-
e.ion g John Brown .Oss s Sra dos II sSs az lad a
The root Of the tree Of Slavery loud appause) he thought
who apt be qescent and on NE very nrs meet
ing OF Congress be would the OF tho North and
the men Of the south % Or M ncn ag5t Cs
had succeeded in carrying some 20 or 400 slaves
into Canada who would hsye cheercd the echo and
fallen at his feet and hailed him as denyerers Dr.
John Broscn atieas<d By tie Aand y vcs Dr.. Cheever
attempting the consceAces d 10 dis.
ministers OF Christ Of Ike minds with Dr. ChecveY a.
earnest as he den0uncing this sin, thsre would bo
hope of stirring this great question without anarchy and
without boodshcd. But not, he greatly feared that
would 20 until was thought 70 termination BY tho
Interpolation q God. cine reverend Doctor concluded
amid Icud applaee.)
Rev. Jonathan Watson seconded the motion, which, vita
the others, have already appeared.
Rev Dr. Alexander, Dr. Guthrie and Kev. william Reid
subsequently, delivered short addresses on the subject
Dr. Guthrie innated that coecton9 were Intended 70 bo
made In several Of the churches In The city fox e beueak
Of pr. Checvef
On motion Of MF. Burn Murdoch, vote S THANKS wa
passed 70 The Lard Provost, ind the meeting broke Up.
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Hamburg DEC 2Sl correspondence OF London Post
The inmaon which has been given OF the intention of
Prince Gorschakon 70 paos some days at Berlin the
purpose Of holding preliminary consultation with the
Prnssan Foreign Minister, n schleinitz before they
proceed to the Congress ~ Paris hes attracted much
tenucu IN the political circles Of the PssiAn capital and
the question generally asked whether any attempt will
Dc made oy the Ministers 10 to different under.
standing rom thss at which the Emperor and Prince Re-
lent naa aved on the late occasion OF their meeting
Bresiaa. M present the ideas Of tho Prussan 60
verument are understood TO DO that no question
Whaaever ehouid be entered upon at Paris
which not In some way Directly copnected
with the settlements of Italy OF this the reov cven nv
Won Schleuitz to the application which Wa ado r.
him Is to his views with regard the Ishmus OF Snes
canal question which, 10 and OF scasou Il
Cone.artE obtruded on public notice-mAy be taken n
CpuvAcbk eyidrnce while the disinclpson which the
esne nser has evtnced 10 ptermeddle with the sub
ject OF maritime right which hes been brought for ward
Oy tne hSse Towns and BY the mercantile interests IN
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JAMES d. KOSHER.

i>N'D - NAN w Az II4N L.
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Fulton Fire Insurance Co. OF the City OF New York, capital
SIns T Insurance Co. Of n " capital $500 900 with large
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PhonN Fre In Co. Of Brooklyn Capital and surplus 1921 900
Policies issued Buildings Furniture Manufactures Merchan
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ELECTRHCITX.

R TRAVERSE having met with unparalleled success In treat
ing Chronic In other cities has been Induced 10 open
an Office In weeks Ia order to give the afflicted
an opportunity testing wonderful curative property OF this
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He has also Female Pills suppresons Irregularities &c,
known 70 fail In producing the desired e
feet
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9P.M
~ Consultation FREE.
Letters consultation &c must have stamp enclosed In
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NO rICE.nesirous 20 DO what We can 10 build up ~
y city, have determined 70 commence MANU- "a
IAOTURlNG OUR CLOTHING IN THIS CITY, al the NJ
earliest day 40 which make 90 do so. LII
Or Mr. heen has been absent in Europe for the last three
months selecting goods for Spring sales and nom his long eX
perence WeknoWn taste show the most attrac
tive stock ever seen In this market By the st day OF February
shah have In superb Spring stock for the whole ale
trade and earnestly invite call from Merchants who have
heretofore nth Our extensive operations Important ad-
vanag the purchase Of goods and long experience enable US
90 offer Inducements those any house 10 the Union
- We shall from this day offer all WINTER CLOTHING AZ
anticipate their wants.
JAP KEEN BALDWIN WILLIAMS
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TIIF subscribers will continue the GROCERY and COMMISSION
BUSINESS under the style and firm Of TAROY WILLIAMS
At the stand occupied by the late Arm Of TINSLEY TARDY
WILLIAMS would take this occasion 10 return their sincere
thanks very liberal patronage eNe ded to the late n for
years and to their friends that no exeron on
their part shah be lacking merit continuance Of the
They will at times, keep hand well assorted Stock Of
their line and will particular attention 70 the sale OF
Produce consigned 10 them
They the sale OF ADAMANTlNE CANDLES, which
they viii sell TO they be bought in any o
fhr Northern Markets 8 e TaRDY,
JAS 7. WILLIAM.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!

MN I II Z VI Z, S2,2DU,UUUT
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER ss0O0O0l
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The Company.
WE respectfully ask attention TO the security OF the Liverpool
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The large capital and income Of the Company enable TO take
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WM. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing NanuGactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
IL III HnnEn " q

IN RIG EAHOND, VA
IT Is fact generally known that established Clothing
Mandatory Ia this city TEN YEARS AGO, and have eonst
for at time continued 20 cut and make large portion ot nv
stock In Richmond hundreds Of my customers viii testify o
having increased time better
prepared 90 receive orders for work in large small quantities
than heretofore and win guarantee urn h them just as 10" as
On be had Of Northern houses and equal in style and ma
teraL
she wudow others shouders yse that can
give much and as good article for the price as any house
North South
Let wish build up rURxY Southern Manuactoes
patronize the old established FIRST the
reward they so Justly merit for past present future services
This no huuhug prove by from seventy i've 10 one
Tor years
Psroure the uctues a. home more especially you
can do So without additional cost WM IRA SMITH,
jas ia Main st.
OUR stock of Ready Made Clothing, No 50 Main St,
~ have Mr. a. WHlrLOCN and will continue %
keep large establishment NO Ul Main where will be
peasejt customers ami the public in general having
prepared receive ay Kind 10 be made up the
style and Our winter stock will offer
reduced prices to make room ior spring Stoes Can a.
+ MORRIS Z FILLS,
BUY An OVERCOAT.
Nd make ycu- selection from eood stock having al
N quses Tor comfort durability AMI accuracy, which be
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BUY A DRESS OR BUSINESS COAT,
AMI be lock the shown at 10 Main 81 az
the that style and quality points al
Ways Try % have of The bestorder
BUY A PAIR OF PANTS,
either fancy or black but De certain % buy pair Of some kind
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BUY A VEST
Velvet Cashmere six OF Cashmere Satin Sattne any Kind
want llJAIN STREET Is the best place n
town to maze your selections. TUPNAN HULL
deg 10 Main Street
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nISSniUTlON

bIE OF Tnsley Tardy Williams this day dissolved
by The OF the firm will be used BY
either partner In winding up the business Of the frm
b. r. TINSLEY
3 @. TARDY,
JAS 7. WILLIAMS
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WpENEFITs OF LIFE INSURANCE"

DDENEPITs OF LIFE INSURANCE"
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT THOUSAND NINE HUN.
DRED DOLLARS
(5l4S,0O0.)
been paid by the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY DEATH under policies issued the
Richmond Academy and $500 will be paid In few day
on account Of recent deaths.
Hundreds Richmond families friends dependent
their lives for support could with small portion Of their in
policy for thousand dollars to be paid
7 a their death.
Of Life Insurance In the MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
by the in dividends 40 per cent made so low that
. almost any person can insure for amount.
Premium be paid annually semi annually, quarterly
, Agency No. q Pearl Street. -
KNOWLES 4 WALF0RD.
B.-We insure SLAVES in the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Charlottesville, for years the most
favorable terms We have paid several thousand dollars for this
Company Of Slaves insured with hem and always
promptly. de5 KNOWLES WALFORD.
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,tv.rtencnt be considered BY The month or year
= s,i oa TIE Manuscript previously agreed upon BE-
80 ths partea ., 80 49,. ..- ,,- ,,..ls..l ,pr,-
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