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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-04


Itnas cured thousands
who had given up all z
numerous un solicited {
sion show. =
The dose must be adap-
the individual taking it, <
ties as 20 act generally =
Let the dictates ofyourI-
the use Of the LiFERI-
will cure LIVER COM- =
FACKs, DYSPEPSIA, CHHoNI-
COMPLAINTS, DTsENTERN ,
HAnITUAL COsTTYENEss, ;,
FANTUM, FLArULENgE,
WEAKNESS, and may bel
ORDINARY FAMILYIH
cure SICK HEADACHE 3
tify,) IN FW ENTTiS
OR THREE TEAK
KIN at the commouce-l-
All who use il are giyinf
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Also anfordis Family Catharlic Pfls.

Bs5- Mix water in tho mouth with the Inyigorato
PRICE ONE 6OLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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/. LITTLE MOUNTAIN E4dLR.

AAM ODLAN 40 LeEioA III II u Il
, LN inlormed that the Little Mountain Eaglb
iol b nov cpon ior tho reoeption Of guests itk
ianticailY lucatrd unun little Mountain, which
lnlasscdly tho most delightful and healthy SUM-
thoro.
+ HOUSE Is Large, and contains about Forty
lus aud eleguntly finished rooms, Ths Water
y and plentiful, and
nm, ~. l - 1. v. ~. ~ =. IL l.
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TYER INVIGO.

CANF0RD'S LIVER INVIGO-
y RAT0R never Debilitatgs 1t Is compounded
entirely free FROM GUMS and has become an es-
tablished fact, standard Medicine, known and ap,
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aeWtlFg.

HARP POINTED-I3.O0O OF
Bates best Noodles, just received
COWLES a co,
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aAfAifinEs.

DENHINE----BOB REElOVN6 AL
kinds of gfosso gpotg, tar, paint, ae lfum ELK
or cloth, without affecting the color; also cleaning
Fl0yeg.,,E Eor saie hL y. ~. sAckRlDEh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26

bent and whispered the Prince that no was sitting
while The Queens health being drunk, and as ne vas
SUBJECT, this was contrary 70 etiquette. ms was
enough to dscompoee almost any Young Of nineteen
before 80 large party but the Prince slightly smiling,
rose with perfect composure and empted his glass with
the Net The "Pfince CopsoTt' WAS then toasted and
then the "Prnce OF Walesn Amid the cheering which
ensued his Hghn rose and replied the by
low bows, and thenthe glasses being again lled-gave
Tbe Governor General and both houses OF Parliament"
breakfast being over the Prince sgnhed his intention
OF taking advantage Of the fair weather and visit ne
MoSrMoR;Scy.
The suite begged that he would not lead them such
other steepe chase that to Chaudere yesterday and
probably with 10 comfortable riding, IL was ar
ranged that the party should 60 in carriages and SO they
started out.
DURING THE DAY,
A state dinner, the particulars Of which have no.
leaned In the excitement in which every person was
thrown by The ball. given at Parliament House, nj
which the usua Of persons whose names have been
given often that they well known to the HEaAr
readers 10 their owners preoont During the AZ
many peops visited the ships OF war IN the har
bor and were courteously received aud well treated by
The naval officers In command. AL were In connection
however, in regard 10 the balls in the evening.
In the evening the arches across the streets were light
ed pp the thoroughfares crowded with eighseers
South Quebec bazed with lamps which outlined IN IRE al
the principal publ and private buildings, and the tower
Of the Catholic Cathedral and at half past eight o'clock the
illumination Of the ships, display never, think, T.
befsed In New York took place with naval punctuality
Az the Prince and his suite had Invested them
selves Of their swords the Mayor handed his Royal High
ness the followipg.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26
THE VICTORIA BRIDGE MEDAL
THE VICTORIA BRIDGE OF MONTREAL.
The greatest work Of
ENGINEERING SKILL
in the world.
Publicly inaugurated and opened in 1850.

UHANU TRUNK RAILWAY UF CANADA. (
Attached 10 the arms the names of Ross and S.e
venson, the engineers three circular medaons the
reverse OF the medal the busts OF the Queen Prince
Albert and the Prince Of Wales, all well deneated.
The medallion Of the Queen is supported by oak
branch, with q branch Of roses overhead; Prince Al
bert is supported by oak branch with thistle
head while the Prince Of Wales medallion has his crest
and motto, "Ich Dien }" with branch Of shamrock on
one side and beaver the other The royal and
legend Of England In high relief the whole In
the <ntre Is the following inscription
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26

Resting on cast pier.
Total .......,.........-..,3l o
The expansion rollers in number in each set
OF six inches diameter, in cast iron frame rolling on
planned bed plates the rollers themselves being turned and
the beds Plated, they smoothly rs glars The
weight Of each tube with all it's appurenances Of 6lo
feet ID about GA ons that ia TO for each opening s2
tons The construction CT this character Of work is now
well known that much aluson necessary AOeo
Ia simple in the extreme, being formed Of boiler
plate rveted together with angle and lateral aud
braces The skill laid in reducing this boiler
iron 70 such dimensions that there unnecessary
material TO add 10 the weight and 70 the expense, and yet
obtaining suffciency Of strength.
The immediate part Of the tube resting the pier 10
strengthened by increased lateral bracing.
The tubes themselves were constructed position and
the difficult expensive process OF floating them from
the shore and lifting them by hydraulic pressure was
thus dispensed with
THE COST Ym FRIDGE.
When say that the cost Of the bridge ~ 900.
give only faint idea Of the responsibility in directing
great work. The force the river during the last
season of ts construction was small army. 1t consisted
Of six steamboats, sevsntytwo barges, bssAss ssvsi
small craft. These measured about l2,ooo tons. The
Steamboats, were In the aggregate $50 horse power.
They manned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 men,
In the two stone quarries were. 400
On the various works engaged as artisans and
IADorers. "
Total laborers and artisans. ...............3,o40
10 this strength must be added ll2 horses variousy
employed, and four iocomotives-the amount Of wages
being daily $6,o 900.
In round figures there 100000 cubic feet Of ms
sopry 10 900 Of in the tubes 1000 900 rve:s,
each fastened by peculiar process and 16S Of
painting The tubes are painted four times, in oil and
COLOR and each cost Of thirty tvo
THE VICTORIA BRIDGE MEDAL.
In Of the Inauguration Of the bridge by
the Prince, gold medal has been struck, which beau
tful specimen of bears its face a representa-
ton Of train Of cars Just emerging from the bridge,
while In the foreground visible steamer ascending
and raft coming down the river Above the bridge
the armor bearings Of the Canadian provinces the
figures Of which are In bold relief
The inscription s - follows
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The Victoria Bridge consists OF % spans, 242 feet
each, and In centre 32e feet, with q long
abutment on each bank OF the river. The tubes are
iron, 70 feet high, 10 feet wide, and weigh 5000
tons, supported on "a piers, containing CSC, 900
tons OF stone, measuring 5000 900 cubic feet. Ex-
treme length two miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26

B. ssirito Genti RopaDza nom ia Favorta Doaizetti
Sig BriRnoli
O. Aria from "luors' q be sS.,S' D0n'1s'''
T. pue,.o, from "Norms'. s. Belni
Miss Adeliua TAui and NINE. s.rakosch
g. Aria, from an rrovatore' .................Ve Verdi
Q. serenade, from "Don Pasquale". ..... Donizetti
10 nondo Finale. r-on ss Fla s sSeaameu Bslni
Mdlle. Adelina Patti.
H. The Liberty Duetto, from ~ Puritani'. Bellin
zig Amodio and Sig. Susint
H. The celebrated ouartetto, from "Msrtha" Fosow
Mdlle. Patti, Mme Stfakosch, Sig Brgnoli, Sig. Bari
"God Save the Queen" will be sung by tho whole
pany.
The band Of the Royal Canadian Rifles ana Princes
band win perform during the evening.
The Ore Of the various performances may be had at
the different music stores and In the evening u the door
Gentlemen's tickets 50; ladys tickets, o. No money
will be taken at the door. Doors open II six O'Clock
INDIAN GAMES.
On Monday, at ten o'clock grand display Of Indian
games in Of his Royal Hghness the Prince Of
Wales under the management and direction Of the Recep
ton Committee, will take place the grounds Of the
Montreal Cricket Club and the Montreal lacrosse Club
the following order
Indian dance by twelve Of the Algonquin tribe Of
Indians.
lacrosse match between si,ty Indians, thirty on
sde selected from The Algonquin and Ioquois tribes
Shooting with bows and arrowa
iangosse match between twenty Ave selected Indians
and twenty i've gentlemen players Of Montreal
The winners will each be entitled n receive medal Of
his Royal Hi ghness the Prince Of Wales.
The whole 20 conclude with Indian foot races.
The MasOns and the Prince Of Wales.
ToRoNTo, c. ". August rs, 1850.
The Masonic body making arrangements TO meet the
Prince Of Wales At Ottawa assist in the ceremony
laying the foundation stone Of the new House Ct Para
ment.
Fearful thunder storms have ragged for the last few
days in this vicinity, with hail. number Of buildings
have been destroyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26
fIfB GRAND BALl

SIR ROGER DE CovERLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26

LUNCH.
Pctage de pures &c pos nOgveau1 alr croltra
CrouleEq4is De volatile.
SaErnon bouA., sauce gcETse
Pennies &c teTre an naiarsi.
Ponlets tnnies IN MarenT q. A1x trlfes.
Ccieleties &c veau. Diquees rfmpsraIlce.
Afperges begrre
UhrricCis TAI eolets, a IN Francafe.
Ro-bif pAglase
FCrche IA Romano
JeuIe- Gr01Ess, piQu(s, r6is
foule,s nouveaux en- easti1lon, q Ia felss.
Salafe
9eke h.s or.ee a "A Russo.
Or, an chDcoat
Glaze 81 win de Champagne
Dessert
cafe
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hest which is capable ~ producing the
greatest depfes ~ happiness and safety,
and u IL most effeetusiiy occurred against
the danger Of NAL admin stfstioni and
that. when sny government shall be
found inadequate ~ ccntfsfr 10 these rut
poses, a majority of the commnnity hath
an induhitsble. unslienshle, snd indsfes
sibls titht. 10 reform, al,sf, ~ abolish II.
IN .uch manner {. shall he. judged most
conducive 10 the public veal"
Here we see he ssins principle feassat-
what community Manifsstly The eom
mnnity that instituted the government ~
that is ~ the present erss majority IF the
people of the United States.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS.

Tun uFbEhsiashp having jus, received T.
y rye SUPPLY sfrAJt AND wfHTNR GOODS,
sr~h 4s
VINE DHFss gpODs or THE LATEST STYLUS
Comprising n ripuRrb .hd FLATS siaRR.
purttNs, HrLatNFS, nAppars.
FhNNuH. ENGLISH . Aarnfs
UAF PRINTS, MANTfiLAH.
sHswtA. TRIMMINGS,
~ ~ kinds. min.
nOFs. LArrs.
uLDvFe
moor aglRta, rTu.
\ m et.rRr assortment ~ UtfTttttNu such a.
Men snl hvys FiNb UbTfH FRuCR GOATS,
FALTOrs. uYhH UnArs. FtHr ui.Uru
PANTS AND vrs1s rTu..
ell Flnis NJ Rsnts Furnishing arHfs HATs and
tAfs; large rstitv If msp Ladies' Misses srJ
Uhilitsn's pWJrs s-i sItutE, sADDLrRy ~,
w. which they call The attention ~ their friends
aud pstfrns. assuring thst. thst 'hsy -il rive
,hem ss Fcri hs'gsia ~ tue run. ss " u,st wers
ss sesp suction goods sni With good face ~ (.
rln-h. viii make advances
eeti2 HruDE n Rttppra
Corner Ahirs ~ Ferdinand si,aeis
s-fsrtIss indebted ~ ss either by Notes o,
accounts due. ave retiasd th.t thp ,p,ns p,nst so
ei"s"d he'-ssn THE snd the fret ps.smhe,. 1890
" sR
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II. A. RAUHMAN'5
NEW VARIETY STORE,
roRru BOULEVARD sTrrr.
WVNTH HVVTFF ANU NTFE
Nee, sists ii.-ss.

HfT ON ~ ~ " ~ n, T. y.
I BBg LEAVE respectfully n cell The site n
y tlsn ~ The p.hiie " nv "Nsw vaHtHir
srnRr," -hleh have 1us, -parsa. In The city ~
nstup Rouge. rsst ~ Mis-. F.nni. 0Cnrp,'s MN
nstr store Thsnsful a. mF tisnds and the
puhiie Generosity, hr ,hs Es'.fuus sna lips.si fs.
'bssrs heretofore extended ~ me, In my forinst
business, solicit NJ tha,u . sraiinusres ~ TIE
ssms 20 my nev enterprise, which I hope. they
vii hud - thst aaysntssp A special lnvits
tiun IL extended ~ the ladies' ~ give me q call
an examine the
LARGE sroCH or rAaoy ARTICLES.
~tirh 10 Toe numerous \, ra.tiruls,i,e An,ny
snods are purchssei direct ffup the n.rrr.riur-
e,s. consequently. Z cen snpsd ~ cell ss sheep
!, not ehss,'st than rsn he purchased I. Nos 81.
FANCv auubs, large assortment, s.ch .s
WAISTS snd tMAnrs Suitable ~ Catholics .na
Mantle ris.s 0fnsmsnts,
WAL rArEh. = eumple,s strek
wtsbDw SHADES ~ pvety description!
WAX ULuTH rtANp OWNS
TT roHNicts ron WINDOWS
CURTAIN rAsTtNiNasj
nHUsHrs ~ every issetipiIeni
att MptLbiNas, large assortment .i~sys
On hsni
attr tH.aFs s,t PHOTOGRAPHS. ,.,se stock
on handg
ninnons eitr. ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
FHAMFH:
LooR iva GLASS PLATES
iIrH,TiRArHs ..a OF rAtNTtNaE.
T'ly WARE ~ stsfy description
eMOWtNu r1rps ~ all styles end descriptions
PAINTS, UiLs vAhNisHfs. TuRpENTtNF, ~!
FRrNuH wfNpow uLAss 81 ever size;
atur. MUSLIN ~ pAPEh HANatNa FArRH.
te 'netA ~ A. KAUFMAN
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Itpr ruALoN'H CHEMICAL tNvtaoRA.
" tor TO prevent badness aud To- cure ensetuat
y sc'uf ~ dsndruH, snd Z" gi"s the hat nusi
delicate, siity spt E,rssy moisture. tpt sals ~
dsci2sw u u. pays Drug Rtots.
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To our ryie.i. AID Patrons.

." ""f fftebo@ ohu Petfonss
Nov THAT THE ELE1Tips n OVER, WE
~ take pleasure ~ ipfnrm them. that We have
just rsesived the largest and lest selected assort.
msnt Il Watches, Jewelrf. Diamonds. Clocks.
hhvstwsrs. etc that has ever been exhibited IN
this city, aud offer the same ~ tsasepa bs ices
We ws1sa, all "ns Goods so he shat tvprs.
sent them or We sbal, At al times take them
back aud refund the money, n they should prove
otherwise. GULDMANN % FENDLEH,
Wsiehmaksrs % Jewellers.
sa- watches, Jswelfy. MI he Boses, etc., at all
tunes, carefully repaired by an experienced
workman. novp
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WINTER DRY GOODS
-ar rse-
pEOpBE'S STORE

rHisb 81, grrosifs rss s.ss.
EXTRAORDINARY lNDUCBMENTs
A mn now OFFFnEr o, ,hs above establish
~ went, W thpss vhe have not get laid IN
their winter supplies If
LADIES bRERs uuUns,
rboAHH and sHAWLH,
HOUSE, FtRFtsiliNu npons,
LADIES srl Missrs HOSIERY,
'htf eAn hsTs ths,n ~ Nsv ofissns rssh p'irp
'nf stock IL rp'npa,- sni We nsttsf er'sslvs'
That IN tnis' ~ s'yiss. quality ani ehsarnsss
csnnp, he errsiisd Nv srT pihef hpuse this side
~ New n'ipsns We ehss,fpliT invite 'he sitsn
,isn of the ei.l.sHs ~ ns.oa ReYss aaa s'"iaits
W. sn' ptpssn, va'isa sssu,,m 90, which cannot
he su,rs spd. ~ tho vhp sre ~ doubt lot them
rsli and ssamine the grpjs sud prices and give
ne 4. isi, trial. ,hs,'s all We Ssh. out Motto
Cheap ht cash. ..
.. sunMALiNsgv co,
rrv2f Peoples slrts.
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FINE DRESS GOODS.

I NOW offer tho balance Of my stock Of
Drers Goods at cost, consisting Of Rich
Printed Delaines, Plain and Figured Mo
rinoes, fopins. silks aud Dress Good. Of
all kinds. al; those goods will ofsr very
low for each, in order to reduce my stock.
docl2. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
FOUND.

nNE day Last week in tho Streets. A
" PAIR of repgeJ Shoes. which tho
owner can have by calling at this Oliee.
nov 70.
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I Atb otL.--ror sale by The barrel o, s.llou
" 81 u. u. DAYS Drug E,u,e.
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NIOi.lNst NInI.INsIi

A vsw very sapsric, violi,s, ,lsc Hhs sssott.
n ment ~ vioiin strings Fut sale 81
d,ci,sw u. u. DAYS Drug Store.
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DIAMOND RANKINGS.

DrNH. FiNaEH RiNgs, Utossss. sud Studs
i just received a.,
vets ap,pMANN srrNpbrR'a.
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(tOFFEE.-Moebs. Java, Msriesn Kio. he,
~ sale 10 TO the trade.
msy2Z q. BENJAMIN
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Usy, Coto. Oats aud ura".
OVN rent prices. JpRIUAHFAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
Shell TuokinG Com bs.

IMITATION and Buffalo Horn, also .
i large a-sortmsnt Of Coat and Hair
Brushes, Portmonnis., Csbas Work 3oIes
and Leather Bags.
sept25 +. CAPDEVIELLE.
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A FULL assortment ~ these goods can nov 10
"a tuund at nav store. alan large supp ofb 4.
teas. Narcotics Trimmings. and nrsids
sp,ia " % ruttttrp
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
As CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
"a are fast approaching. we would call
the attention OF our customers aud the
public in general, TO our large aud we'll
selected Stock Of Watches, Diamonds. jew
elfy aud Fancy Articles, suitable for pres.
ents for tho young and old folks. and In /.
vito ono and ell to call aud 400 what we
have, aud at what killing cheap prices we
will seH in these hard umea.
GOLDMAN a. FENDLFR,
Third street, opposite the Bank.
decla
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puysigtAss sna Planter. vii, please cs,t an
j sssmius my lsfH. s,prh ~ Pure Msdirin.
sud genuine preparations that ! an nov raesiv
ing. HD DAY
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LUSH HOOKs.-Linsssn and yioats, for sale ;,
l. jsnsls I'D HWM. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

Linen and Bobsnet Nstting,
HtvEs full supply Of these goods, Bebsnst
4 In All widths, also, Pink and Blns Bobissfs
White Linen Meetings, also Brown DO for pIsas
ttoa uss. v. ,. RUsLkPa
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IGATsf uATsIg

"A i THE PHiLA. Cash STORE, W
"A have just received from New York,
beautiful assortment Of Misses Trim med
Hats also Boys White and Grey straw
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LACE MANTILLAs.

"A ZINE SUPPLY Of The shove. has b-en rsesiv-
"A cd, also some vssy handsome Lace Points.
At the pu1LA. CASH BTORE,
mar22 Lsfay stss str>st
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From the above we see ;

lat, Tha, the only right reserved was.
that the people Of the United States might
resume the granted powers whenever they
were perverted to their injury or oppros.
sion.
9nd. This right was reserved 10 the n,o.
PIE II fAs Csisss Nstes, and not TO the peo
pie OF any one or moro States less than q
majority Of the whole, or 70 any State.
Srd. That the Constitution OF the Uni
ted States, created aud satisfied by the poo-
pie of the United States. and not by tho
States as separate sovereiguties.
Tho third article Of the Virginia Bill OF
Rights also declares "That governments.
or ought TO be, instituted for the common
benefit, protection and security of the peo-
pie, nation, or community; Of the various
modes aud forms Of government, that 10
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Qailp C,alrttt an0 Comet
pAros aoUen,

TuEsDAraii,iii'iiiiiiiiiiiDEc ia. 1890,
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IRISH LINENS.

REmUVhL.
TUE buberibsr begs lssvs 70 inform his friends
i and patrons and the public gsusr.lly, THAI
he bss removed his we'll known kstsblIshDspt 70
Dupuy's nsv buildirg opposite the Branch n the
Louisiana state Bant. fhantfui for TIN LIBERAL
patronage bestowed upon him, hsrsspsetfaIly So
licits q continuance Of the same.
sept8 TBEbDOHk GOLDMAN
Watchmaksr aud ysvslssr
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-09

From MExIco.-A correspondent Of the S.
f. Alta writing from Colama (Mexico,) under
date Of November 23d, says:
You will have been informed by this time.
I that on the 2lst ult the garrison of Guadaa-
..rra c0pitulated, and delivered this large city
to the beseging Liberal army. Much blood
shea has thus been avoided though the Con-
servative troops have left for the city of
Mexico, where the fighting is expected to
commence again.
General Marquee, who tried to fight his
way through for the release of Guadalajan,
was defeated in an engagement near I'll
Pueate and had to retire, which accounts for
the sudden rendition of Guadalaiara. A ru-
NOR brought 10y Pony Express is to the above
effect. with the further information that Mar
quez had been shot-which is probably cor
rect
In ormation has likewise been received,
that the third largest city of this Republic
(Puebla,) had been taken by the Liberal ar
my, which had advanced from EZRA Cruz
towards the capital and thus Mexico and
Tepic are the only two cities left to the
Church party; and while the whole Copsti-
tutional army is going to concentrate in the
valley OF Anuar, the latter city must surren-
I IldrCn
against IT,
The Liberals have been very lucky oflaie.
they have achieved great deal. but the most
bloody conflict will vet commence before
peace be restored to this unhappy county,.
And suppose that Miramon should rive M to
the overwhelming forces whch are threaten
ing him, would this secure d d.irerent state of
affairs? | believe not. There are not less
than lorty-siX candidates TO the Presidency
in the field, the majority being military men
and should not wonder if they will trv to
fight it out amongst themselves, as they have
been used to-
Letters from the city of Mexico give
dreadful picture of the want of political and
social security. Miramon being short of
funds. makes contributions and forced loans
follow in succession, while even the foreign
merchants dare not let their servants leave
the house for fear Of seeing them pressed into
the army.
The majority of the army will only fight
as long as they are paid this Degollado
knew pectly well when he seized the last con-
ducta with Sl,lO0,0O0, and should ANYTHING
| be left of this amount the golden balls will
90 good deal farther than all his artillery.
OF all the foreign Minister'S only Pacheco.
the Spanish Ambassador, has recognized Mi
ramon; the French, English and Prussians
residing quietly at Jalapa, the Mexican para
disc The new French Ambassador, NJ. de
Saligny, is daily expected at Vera Cruz He
has been instructed by his Government to
put stop to these eternal struggles. sustain
ed by the French heet; he viii insist on an
immediate armistice and the formation of
responsible Government.
In spite ofthe enormous losses suffered by
all classes of society, the people begin to re-
spire again, and hope that with New Year
another era will commence Even the more
fanatic Catholics begin to doubt that the
clergy fights for more than its wealth since
the Bishop Of Linares has lately recognized
the Juarez Government.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-09

ATTEMPT At HIGHwAY ROBBERY Tuesday
last three highwaymen stopped a Chinaman
a short distance this side of Grizzly Fort, and
searched him. but as the prospect" yielded
no color excepting the Oriental. they let
John go. lie informed Mr.. Wright, who re-
sides on the road between Grizzly Fort and
Freeman's Crossing, Of the facts and when
the foot pads passed that way, which they
did shortly after, Mr. Wright, with assistance,
arrested them and took them to Freemans
Crossing AS there had been no robbery
committed, and Chinese testimony was
worthless as against the white villains, they
were searched without anything being found
on their persous to convict and set at liber
ty. They were provided with small cords
which it is supposed, they intended TO use in
tying their victims, after robbing them
They were also armed with revovers, and
between them had a double-Jarreled shot
gun -Hgdrauiic Press.