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Hcrald Marina Corrcsuonden,


KEY WEST Aug 2Gwc record below summary Of acci-
dents that happened to shipping he Florida Reef IL the
mcs East hs bn, here V was
s s de nss sr % @ M un Su aa nj ssa
storm from seward it violent enough to raise
IT, hfS .y ssgs n hs's been much The
bark Mary Kmbal with par; Of her cargo on board was
raj and mt pars Of when
ap s 20 sss Ike ss safely RI
s see na sctnr Tcnasd a. Kv dshng
smacks were dismased or sunk, .'aps'ey 10 hSes
From the reef we have more disastrous accounts There
number Of were lost and seven eight vessels ~e
The Br bark Emerald ISLE Cap, gan from Key West for
Key hs morn The
brig Eliza %a' %nn S Nv Capt eye Fort
Jefferson in ballast driven ashore the night OF the 18TH
eea Of water o. She be- off, Tie Of Ss
vessel haze been brought to this por, and VIII be Sold The
0f c"
ss nH1sy he
nsshs Key fksy sfns
s en , K s FAN ,% SnSsT ~ for sT yD Ssy
and safely rode ont the gale and went to sea on the 18Th
The bark George Leslie ca Harlow from Cienfuesos for
Sw N s & sh h sns M TsS
70 pieces. The officers and escaped with their lives
The Of s bark have been baough' TO this
The Br brig Ornate of Halifax, Capt McCaoush from
@ f n "s; KIN aa s'p ssr
ger and two children lost after the vessel
Two of The after washed and lost
Their names John Wilson and Chas Brown Capt
Mccullough and the of the the KEYS on
raft They landed on Old Mctacumbs Key and kind.
y received and cared FOR " Mr. RUSSELL worthy platter
alone inhnbtng the island
News arrived In Sunday that other disasters
occurred the during the hurricane 18th
The Br bark Prma Donna, David Orr master of London
upon the beach 20 miles north OF Cape Florida night
Of the 18th and bged The captain aud escaped the
ships boats On their way dewn they Tell in with n boat
from the wrecked British ship Sir Waiter Allie, Liver
pool, lost in the gale Cosan creek and took
the survivors board. All arrived Sunday The
Allie wasa total loss She was from Kingston, Jamaica,
with iul cargo ~ rum aud sugar. She struck the
Pm OF the l5h and at once broke up The captain and ~
inca were LOST Roy tie carpenter and seaman were
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

- LONDON MONEY MARKET
In the london money market the funds quite
buoyant the 21st Of August and advance in consos
firmly established. In the discount market there
increased ease and good bills scarce and taken
four and quarter per cent Evidences Of stagnaon in
trade are Increasing Applications at the bank continued
limited.
LONDON August 90 1861.
Consos Closed for money ut 91h a91a
The latest sales Illinois Central at 23ai 24,t
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.
The sales OF the three days have been so 900 bales;
The market IL upward, with advance Of one-egth
Of penny on all qualities. The sales TO spectators and
exporters have been % 900 bales the market closing quiet
but firm.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPoRT.
Adyices from Manchester uRfayorabe.
LIVERPOOL BRBAnsTuFFs MARKET.
The Liverpool breadstuiI, market is downward Tho
weather has been favorable TO the crops Flour inactive
Mt decline Of 6dquoted at as. wheat easier and dull
with a decline OF ID. red western, gs q gs Cd red
Southern lis lis. 3D.. white Western, lis Cd lis.
3D. white Southern, 1Ss Corn ehsie, mixed aud vel
low 20s. Cd. n sos; white. SIS. as.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION aARKFT.
Provisions are generally leoi. Beef dull Fork mac
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ITALY.

It reported that the Marquis de yilamarina had
been appointed Governor of Naples in place of the Marquis
Da1o. General Caldni, in speech to the Municipal
Council Of Naples reiterated the policy Of the Kings gov
-crnment, including the devcrance Of Venice and the
obtainmst of Rome the capital Of Italy. He expected
all faction to cease, that tho people might be united
The English squadron continued at Naples, and the
French papers complaining that the crews belonging
TO the were daily suffered TO 60 on shore in de-
daCbmcnts TO drill
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FRANCE.

The Emperor continues to remain at the Chaons camp
Grand had been prevented by the intense heat
Of the weather
The Paris Bourse Arm and animated at the opening,
but closed lower. The rcntes quoted at 63t 45c
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Our War Manufactured Editi0n N.

new edition OF the HERALD War Maps, on caendcred
paper beautifully co!ored, is now ready size Of sheet
40x50 inches; contains thirty four maps:-THE BATTLE
Field BULL RUS Bans EYE yIEw THE UNITED
STATES large maps of MISSOURI SEAT w IN
THE WEST and tho SEAT OF WAR IN VIRGINIA. and thirty
ohcrs showing at glance the Whole Seat of War, and
marking clearly and distinctly the armies movements
positions, Gangs hsrbors, forts, &C. printed in superior
style, side Of large sheet, that they can be
hung up IN library Office Or workshop, for preservation
and reference during the These maps were drawn
and engraved expressly for the NEW YORK HERALD
and the perfect War Maps issued Single copies
25 cents for 81 As for So aud 100 for &2 So Agents
wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD +. LLOYD 4
CO., exclusive agents f the colored edition. 208 Broad
way New York
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Sept 90 PM
/. The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that Of last Monday
Week ending Loans Sprie. Circulation Deposits
August q Sl37 66S o3S AZ 1o 4S S4s Si4 lis ass 1907
August 81. 141 Os1 474 lib s440I55 OIO
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MONDAY, sept. % i. NJ
AsBEs.--T1ic market unchangc, and sales limited
at S. 25 for pots and s. 37]s for pearls.
BnEADsTUns.--Tlour--1h receipts were moderate and
the market WAS steady, with fair export and Eastern
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TH,HE MEMBERS OF LEXINGTON LOrGE, NO. $40,
Il T. and A. NJ State OF New York arc respectfully in
vted 10 meet at their Lodo Rooms of Court and
Montag streets, Brooklyn, Wednesday, 4 irst. at
Up NJ. for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of the
wife Of brother j. Hardy fu tendance respect
fully solicited. WIN. H. DEDEVOieE, W. Al.
S. g. Guns, Secretary.
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFICATION.

TuRNIsHEp HOUSE WANTED nriErIArELy-IN
H. New York. above Tenth street, b. tween Fourth and
sixth avenues the house be high stoop, good To-
cation and thoroughly furnished: rent not to exceed
81 OC0 per annum, 10 small family boardes nor chill
drcn with best OF references Address A. c. C., Brook
lyn Post Office.
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CristndOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
PEGS the best in the world. Wholesale retail, and
the dye privately applied, at No Aslor House.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best In the
world-Harmess reliable and instantaneous. sold and
applied at BATCHHloRS wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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HIPS Hair Dye, 30 cents, Black Oh
brown best in Depot No Barclay street. and sold
by all druggists.
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tive at 4Ss 6oe Lard rmcr at ass AIS. Tallow has
downward tendency. Bacon quiet at 3Os. q 35s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes firm. sugar quiet and steady. Coffee quiet
kce firm Lnseed oil advancing. Rosn lrmer ut Is Cd
y IS ID Tor common Spirits turpcntine heavy at ASS
n COS.
LONDON MARKETS
Breadstufs steady. Sugar upward. Coffee hrm. Tea
steady Rice frmer. Tallow quiet at 32d. Cd Linseed
oil, 3Ss. I'd. a 39s. I'd.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August %, 1851.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkET.
The sales or the week foot up NO, 900 bales. Market
buoyan and advanced oneeghth of penny on the week
There has been very active demand throughout the
week for the useful descriptions the trade having been
large buyers at the advanced prices The sales to specu
lators footed up 81 000 and 10 exporters II 500 bales
The authorized quotations are
Fur Aiddin9
Orleans Observation-Disclosures. OK s 1916
Mobile. ........................9 OF SIS
OpnDuS. GA
Stock Of cotton in port 9l3 900 bales OF which $4,000
are American.
The sales Friday footed up 1850 bales, Of which
10000 were taken by spectators and exporters
LIVERPOOL EADsruFTs MARKET.
BreadStufis have still downward with small
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DIR. Tumblcty's Pimp1c Bn nisher.-Pricc
81 per bottle. Sent by mail or express 10 any address.
Office 400 Broadway.
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AIJSTRI A.

Count Halar arrived at Pcsth the 2ls Of August,
with order for the dissolution OF the Hungarian Diet
and would in his quality Of Royal Commissioner dissolve
the Diet on the I'D of August.
The lower House had held secret session to discuss
its future
The new Diet is to be convened within six months
1t stated that manifesto wiz be issued to the peo
7pls of the Austrian empire neither will an imperial
message be addressed to tho council of tn empire
The Hungarian Obancellory will issue circular ex-
planning the situation Of affairs It is asserted that NJ
sDeaks policy will be Of measured prudence but
dinchingly decisive.
INDIA.
The Bombay mail, of July 28 arrived at Marseies on
&ee 21st and at London the 22d Of August The
is of particular Importance and has mostly been al!
ready teicgraphed.
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co. s KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS a67-scptember 2, 1851
&C, "a, 3, 20. 65, "a, 20, 70, ~. IL. IS, Is.
kENTroKY, CLASS 46S--Septesnber 2, 1861.
10. II, 20, 81, "a, II, 49, rs, 81, II, 81, 46, 53.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY & CO.,
Coyneton, KY, or st. Louis, NO.
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Royal Havana Undergraduates Cnshed
and information furnished by TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers,
IL Wall street, New York successors VI Chase Il O..
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Singer & Co.'s Sewing Machines, with
all tho improvements Great reduction in prices
Gail and examine at 45s Broadway
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The sales Friday footed up 500 bales Of which
900 were taken by spectators and exporters.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
Breadsufls have still downward tendency, with small
sales. Wheat Inactive and declined I'd Corn fiat and
declined 3D. Provisions duh.
LONDON MARKET.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
f1S5 900 since the last weekly report. Consos for
money, 91'S.
The quotations for American stocks are follows
Erie shares, % "a Illinois Central 1914 discount.
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SAILED.

Steamship North Star, Asrnwar.
Aug 3Shps Orient Arra6an and Ann Hcation (Br) Liv
crpool: Martha and EwoOd Walter TIavre bark Teresa
Thomas brigs Cactus Dubn Costa Kicn Apinw all Echo
(B), Port Prince; Graham (Br,, st Johns NF Vivid
tHr), Halifax sclrs Oordelia Dunkirk Fr Daniel Holmes
Sicily Lizzie Russell, Aspnwai
Sept i-Ship HerZosin Won Braant Of and for Bremen;
bark Golden Era, Londonderry; brigs Kodiak, Ceie;
Pierce, Cardcnas.
ind durnu Tho days frcsh
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RfiFICIAL TfETH--BEAUTIFT1. PATENT GUMO-
IA types, new style. Pr ces extraordinary. Silver
sets from IS; rubber $40 gumotypes $40 gold 500; vul
canitc $50; single teeth ST. Guaranteed first class don
tstry. Five premiums awarded. National Dental Gal
ley, Sixth corner of Twenty second street.
DIR. MANSON, Dentist.
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Barry's Tricopherous IL the Best and
chcap article for Dressing Identifying, Curling, Clean
ing, Preserving and Restoring the HAIR ladies, try it,.
s0lA by all druggists. Sc
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAI, BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH
N Inserted while soft and without pain Aching teeth
or mere shells, can be filled and preserved By the dis
coverer, J. PEATSON, NJ d. rooms s59 Broadway west
side one door above Seventeenth street All operations
eyyantocL ..-. g.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Tota. si4l Osl Ara As oss lla $40 l55 100 $50 Ole
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nICKENS' NEW R0OK.
- GREAT EXPECTATIONS
Two illustrated editions OF 1t, with thirty -four llustra
tois in each bound in CLOTH price 81 so, a well
cheap edition in paper cover price so cents is now
ready, and is for sac this day by r. A. BRADY, "a Ann
street and all other booksellers. and vbish d by
7. u. PETERSON & BRbllIliRs,
306 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Copies sent per mail free OF postage. renttng price
TO r. b. PETERSON Il BROrHkRS.
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DICEENs'S NEW BOOK.
IL GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
Iwo illustrated editions Of it, with thirty -four lustra
tions in each bound in Goth pfcc 81 50. well
cheap cdien, in paper cover, price so cents, is
ready and is for sale this day by T. a. BRADY ~ Ann
street. ali other booksellers, and are pub ished by
7. Il. PETERSON H. BROTHERS,
800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Copies sent per mail iree OF postage RENTING price
TO T p. PETERSON Il BROTHERS
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VUsT Rf6,FJvED-TIIE NEW PHOTOGRAPHS By MAY
81 hail. of the Queen, Prince Albert and the Royal
Iuialy 10 BE- had only III DIIM0NIC0S corner of viii
liam and Beaver streets.
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nICKtNS' NEW BOOK.
~ GREAT EXPECTATIONS
Two illustrated editions Of IL, with thirty four ilustra-
tons In each boend in cloth, price 81 So well
cheap edition, in paper cover price so ccnts is
ready and is for sal. this day by +. A. BRADY, "a Ann
street; and all other booksellers md b!ishcd by
7. B. PETERSON Il BROa HERS,
sos Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Copies sent per mail free of postage RENTING price
to 7. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS.
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A RTTFI(TAL TEE1H.--DR. LUTHER, DENTIST, STILL.
N continues, at 1873 sixth avenue between Tenth and
Eleventh streets to insert beautiful and substantial Sets,
pure silver for only ST. fine gold aud plana, S2b;
single Teeth 81 Teeth filed and extracted without the
least pain Artificial bone filling only so cents. All work
warr1ntel.
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Trussess.-nnrsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. fesey street, Aston House opposite the
ol,irc
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TT s. PASsPORTS-NO PERSON CAN LEAVE NOW
1 the United States without one. They furnished
in thirty-sx hours on application to and by EDWARD
BIsEI u s. Passport Agent, &C., 27l Broadway corner
Chambers street
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DlCKENs' ,SIw BOOK.
- GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
Two illustrated sitions Of it, with thirty -four nldstra
tons in each bound in cloth price 81 so, as well
cheap edition, in paper cover, price so cents is low
ready, aud IL for sale this day by f. A. BRADY "A Ann
street. and all other boo ,lcrs, and published by
r. b. PETERSON a. BROTHERS,
BOG Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Copies sent per mail, free Of postage renting price
To T. Il PtTElsSON & HRUTHERS.
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The steamship Marion, Phillips waich arrived Sunday
of Cape Cannvcra suspicious locking vessel
:ort bow evidently aprya"er-altecd her and
stood away at PM another OF similar alPeaian bu.
made hostile novanent-bOh schrs; 3ls AM, 20 miles
Sc Of Hatteras American clipper bark steering NE,
which suddenly hove about and stood for carrying all sail
and hosted Gag which appeared 70 he the Palmetto but the
wind being NE she left astrrn LIST inst AM LAT IS
l6 lon "a 90 spoke bark Warren from Saga for New York
The ship Cnlvaor, arrived yesterday had heav, ga"s
for the first 20 days August and since then light winds
Gains
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A 1TENrl0N-ATTENTlON,
~ City Guard Sea Coast Artillery.
An election for officers will be held Wednesday, Sep
tcnbcr T. at T. NJ captain and two licutenans will
he occtod 10 each Of tho companies III the members
and all desiring TO become so requested 10 be pre-.
sent punctually. ROBERT p GIBSON
BENJAMIN GuHHEY. Sec y. Chm Con OF Enrolment.
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Non1u RrnnlcK. Sept. 3, 1854.


FRIEND CowAS ~ take this opportunity to
inform you Of rather novel lawsuit that came
off at our village yesterday.
1t seemed that one wclch. 6sh.hswker,
while n, Wells beach, spoke unexpectedly OF
the stars and stripes, for which he was pitched
out of boat and otherwise roughly handled
by man by nano Of Davis-probably . dis.
,ant relative Of JEFF. Said WEIGH entered q
complaint to Timothy Hubbard. Esq. The
defendant employed Hon. John N. Goodwin.
Amer the examination Of witnesses, and the
pleas were made pro and con, the defendan,
wa, fined one cent and cost, but thinking II too
much to pay for whipping secesh, he appeal
ed from the decision. II. however, he con.
cludes to pay the fine, 1t is proposed that the
State give up its moiety, and the whole amount
off, cent-be paid to welch for him to eIpend
in flags for his fsh-cart. for he has been inform
ed that hereafter secession fish will be hard to
sell in this place.
The anti-war Democrats have nominated Ben
aiah Hall for representative. The Republicans
have not made their selection yet. but We mean
to have man that will Hall their candidate
down aud bury him with majority OF votes.
Yours for the Union,
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Mr.. Tucker Accepts.

We have been informed by the County
Committee that Gideon Tucker, Esq, OF Sa-
co whose name was agreed on by the County
COMMITTEES to Gil the vacancy on the Scna-
torial ticket, occasioned by the declination
of Mr.. Hill, has accepted the nomination,
and accordingly we place his name in the list
Of nominations. Mr.. Tucker has occupied q
position disconnected with party organina-
tions for some years, voting for such persons
nominated To Office as he deemed right. In
the recent Presidential Election it's said that
he voted for Mr.. Lincoln. He POSSESSES the
respect and confidence Of bis fellow citizens
in the highest degree, and his ability as a
man Of business added to good share Of ex-
perience in Legislature matters will make
HIM valuable Senator. He is staunch
Union man, and will give the Administration
a hearty support in all measures necessary to
suppress the rebellion. The Senatorial ticket
as made up should not only receive the sup
port of every Republican in the county but
the votes Of all Others who stand by the
Union and the Constitution.
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Tho Prabablo Results.

Tho results Of the election to DO held on
Monday, we predict, will be somewhat
about as follows. The vote in the State Will
Gall of considerably from that Of last year.
Israel washburn, Jr., will beelected Governor
BY majority propOrtiOnally as large as that
given for him last year.
Danas vote will not much exceed that
which will he given to J.meson-indecd IL
would not surprise US II Jameson's vote was
the largest. The Senate and the House will
DO largely Republican. Tho sece~ionisis
diana men) in the Senate will not be enough
to count-and In the House they will not
como up to a. score. The Republican ticket
will be elected in the County Of York, BY
good majority; majority Of the Reprsen.
tatives to the Legislature, and the Union
nominees for Representatives from this city
by majority that will exceed ono hundred
and may DO twice that.
Work Republicans and Union men-and
squeleh secession out In Maine.
HThe Democrat gives notice ,hstano,her
Of its pes,ilential and traitorous tissues will
DO printed and circulated on the Saturday
previous to the election. We advise the
people Of the County to look out Tor moro
than the usual quantity Of lies. misrepres'n.
tations and calumny in It, when II eoue.
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KNOW no, uh,,her Mr. Llnooln ha. Q

81 know not whether Mr.. Lincoln has OBJ
served the Constitution; indeed. for oil the
purposes Of resisting the rebellion. care not.
lie has not done MI things As l would have
done them, because would have multiplied
his men by about hour, and where he has struck
one blow ! would have struck doren. There
fore do not agree with him in that rsspect.-
when the day CONES, We can have settlement
with him. for he is to be hsh with all other
officers to strict account. But would not
do even that under the smoke OF an enerny's
guns. Let MS see. FIRST, that the rebellion 10
put down. and when that Is done mn ready
to see how !, has been done" DAs. 5. DICK
Issos.
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HEAR A LOYAL SOUTHERN MAN. Eel.

HEAR A LOYAL SOUTHERN MAN. Eel.
low citizens, 1t cannot be disguised that We
stand, ut this moment, confronted BY grea, na-
tional dangers and grea, national ealamitiss.-
Eleven members Of our Union are in open and.
thus far. successful revolt, - and an army, u
may be Of hundred and hfly THOUSAND men.
breathing vengeance and slaughter. Is hover
ing upon our lines, menaeing the safety Of
Washington. From this pressing peril. no
valiant resolves. no brilliant defamation, no
feryid prvphcsyings. can possibly deliver US.
Nothing but the sword, welded BY slillfal and
heroic hands, can now save this country from
the last catastrophe that can behll free peo-
pie. The enemy has been tested. aud We can
no longer unjsrraie either his power or bis
In battle.-JosErn HoLr. Of Ken
lucky.