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49, .,,;,S ~, Il hol,i.a,, inctnainr this
u d,
-. $3.50 = : On
~ ~ 's''u a'''0als Y sae's's e
~ II -. sa,,o,.b N
:. - my - ~ .ha Narno,ia n "
y, on - III No,
koperts, AeadIa ara alusse.s lug saianss 'as'
were advertised to leave on that day were Delayed,
On account Of the scarcity Of getting aborers and
crews. The Donbloon and b. u. HODGE, Tor eiekst
bnrr. both were delayed until yesterday, when
NAV ,ers fortunate enauet to ret crews at an adj
10y Y 2 - 5E
vance plicea. 4,
We hope tins VIII noesoocuf agaiR tnls season,
Is 1t is rather hard on those boats which have their
a;hs - haara III rea,Iv u leave. and bnt for 4
M, ~ ,,,rl, sr
IeW t' NY y NY
price, but go around and entice those that would
work to lump boat at the time she is backing
aot M boaf i Se,ave5 If;teontinues we presume
oas' s.s ssas - = =
oAf sa'si y oi'sS '''a ~ ~ 'Ae 'sss
60 stop II.
v The Mary d Keene arrived on Wednesday with
fair rio. and is now receiving to leave positively
g ,,arraa 50 : $sss33
= =, ,.s,-a =,
me stafi'ghe y Receiving alo ieA'es '',in'sio"
for VicksbnFg and way points, -
We learn through q telegram received yester-
daX fa,,, tb., staaYnar Fra No. a at Raton Roupe
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same Vas read twioe and adopted the rules being

I'D r,a ,sas rpad twice snd ndnntet te r,,lea hnfnu
s,,a,s s'ssers sn.tss
NH Il, s,a..s .,a aa,,, =. J.. ~.
rpu W. ons;ns bsets "a hcn, III
l. Favoraby upon the petition Of citizens recommending
that oseph ksnlt DO allowed TO have glnmth shop
On Wy 10 -o ~ street. peween
lanp anu N.Y. @ y ptssehtea Ios
aSIeeapl " sSsung ana 70 remain during the
pis' ~ VI t,s l w sVlnei, 4,
.,n ~ IN Rnad ~ esi,si ~ w iouf
ohs u te oofa oi assstht he thrd with pre-
a ht W. ,,; a ,,, Z, ,; A. o., 9. ~,
1ie Sommssary OIL te ~ ber'
70 ouf NM nrnsn on 70 hgnt saia Market under
Sd pns,h'nn o t,asSe .hn S, ,
- ny olieet ~ navy
y. ICY ~; y ~ aug seets neu
osi>s " oivet s'tf ~,
80 ~ S M ihlng tne outseyur 70
,ne nI,age across road street CANAL from Es
stleei 70 % 'eFIaru hveIpe etc. - ,,,
G. Kenny to sea o o NJ 6 ana =
o. Respectfully submitted
eEr .r-sy E. COX.
Resolved That permission be and the hereby granted
TO Joseph khult to place lock and usmh establishment
the premises No a g. Mary street, between Camp and Maya
zine streets Fourth District Provided IT, arranged
ssesSy to Existing osananSes aud TO remain during the
p'' Th 70 f ~ ins Ipn,",om oEunsl,
ant Roard wars comn"rrnd oy oie ass's,
tba fnraro;ng rsnort ~ 90 'e0oiN'A0nuea Ill
resolution e have smps in St. Bernard Market ,sbted
Yeas: Messrs. Cox ForstajI Hnckins Stith and
Willie K $3.50 -'
sss.,s,:a ,.,.......,.. a, O.. !. r,
in y ,, S ne street. commissioner 10 nave holes
~ wl'e sHss. ned. r, r, -, =, .a -,
Yeas Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Huckns, stith and
WIZ. -~
goa re @ sss TO % made across
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MAYURALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CITY HALL Dec. % 1861.
na- To Bakers - The price OF Superhne
Flour being this day nine dollars and seventy five cents
SO rs per barrel bakers required give during the
ensuing week commencing MONDAY 2Sd inst as follows,
viz Second quality, or No. 2;
Fifty of bread for 20 cents;
Twenty five ounces of bread for 10 cents;
Twelve ounces Of bread for
The loaves of the third quality, No. 5, mus: weigh
eighth more--thRl is o say
The 20 cent louves, Efty,S xouncaS
The 10 cent loayes, twenty eight ounces;
The cent loayes. thirteen ounces.
n. b. Bread Of the First Quality, Fancy Bread, must be
made Of Extra -four and the shall exceed weight
pound and sha be made baked and stamped require
by ordinance 70 $3.50
d2F JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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PRfoKa:
Aihst aatsIIiaellts.
cassgsss o,,los, No, 4, q c. 4. !,

CRKsgwNr oryior, No. 10 GAHr STREET .
Friday Morning. Dec. p, 1851.
The weather, since our last issue, has been clear
and mild, aud altogether favorable for q merry
Christmas.p
Every body connected with steamboats, was
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CATrLE II AKK,ET.

JEFFERSON CRY, December n, 1861.
Arrived yesterday $50 Texas Beegss, 27o Sheep,
20 Veal Cattle and Mich Cows. Amount Of stock
sold were 235 Texas and Western Beeyes, 10
Hogs, a94 Sheep, 80 Veal Cattle and Mitch Cows,
Stock remaining on sale are ga Texas Reeves, $50
Hogs, lzl6 Sheep, 476 Veal Cattle and 8 Mich
Cows. Va CIatf i.6...l -.
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STREET COM,NER--oFFiClAL.

E,IRST DISTRICT POUND.-Was brought
n to the First District Pound the Lafayette
and Vine streets, estray-
One tacolorei Horse, long and tail visible brand
about Is hands high.
Which ii claimed within Ave days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said Pound
FRIDAY, December 2, 1851 AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, Deceuibar 10, 1861.
j, MILTON RELF Street Commissioner.
Registered December 49, 1851
y. DAVENPORT,
Clerk of Comptroller.
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mo. 5S29.l

INU. UoA5'I
ReS0ued That The Street. Commissioner be and be Is hereby
horzed have wooden crossing made at Il intersection
of Bourbon and Peace streets, Third District.
[Signedl GERARD ST1TH,
President pro Board OF Aldermen.
[Signed1 JAMES BEGGS,
President pro tenn Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December 10, 1851. .
Esignet) JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy
DO St MARION A. BAKER. Secretary.
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Min @rIsaas lailp Crescent.
Neb Orleans AInlfu Atataft.
h Cnrscssr s3rrres. No, 10 Camp street.:
- ? srtnyuf7ory EvRniur Dec. @ 4Sli

flnrsrssr ss3srrex No, 10 earnp strset.
Thursday Evenins, Dec @. laai-3
The movements to-day IN paper were restrict
There is 4 large amount Of unemployed money, but
to what purpose The owners Of It will deycteit it
d Impossible TO say they would purchase freely
Of good mortgage securities, and 80 they would
freely of good commercial paper. s.
WI have before Us The resolutions emanating
from die Finance Committee Of the House Of BE-
prssentatiyes IL our Legislature IN Its preamble
Ii says there has been partial Of bank
notes. occasioning an extraordinary deficiency "a
currency. On this point we cannot concur WITH
the views Of the report because on last
car bank circulation was $e.s7s.s 1856 against ss.-
24a679 for The corresponding time last year There
il no falling Oh in these figures 10 this cireula
ton may he added $I 900 900 Of Qonfed trea
sufy notes, 81 which over So 100000 are known To-
be on hand with tho banks, paid out and In daily
The tircasafipn Of coin Or specie is impledly m
hihited vii guch Inhibition il fully made up BY the
cffcalatson of Confederate Government notes.
According ID the several replies Of the Presidents
81 onr hanks, to tie inquiry Of tho committee to
what tx tent Or for what amonnt each bank could
extend discounts after taking Of the proposed
~ be raised ID behalf Of the State We fnd the fol-
LOVING replies based, however. on the Legislature
passngs laws that viii relieve tho banks from the
acts Or ls42 and The general banking law
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10 Front ssee and 56 Feton street opposite W. A Tclet
between Poydgas and Gravier streets,
Manufacturers md neaierS in STOW and TIN WARE
Gholesals sud Retail COPPER, TIN and SEEET IRON
WORKERS
We most respectfully call the attention of commission and
country merchants housekeepers and hotel propetors
large and well assorted stock Of Cooking Paro Office and
Heating Stoves, comprising nlAos every knd existence
Tin and Japanned Ware, Ghang Dishes Old Douinen
Pots Hecas Urns Cofea Graquea Lamps Lanterns
ard all kinds of Waes suitable for Cooking and Donese pur
All OF Which viii be Aed lower prices than any hoIH
lathe city.
Manufacturers of the CREOLE COOKING sTovE 30 well
adapted for the Of Hotels Planters which We inv
particular attention.
Coal Oils! Coal Oils!
In quantities to snit purchasers.
New YORK Kerosene, Virginia. Paraine Carbon Oils
al warranted the lowest prices by the barrel gallon
large assortment Of Lamps 9lobeB Burners Wirks and
everything apperiainirg TO the trade.
pealers willlfo vel call and examine fels 1y
PENSIONERS OF TIE CONFEDERATE
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ENPAyE DU TROIsIENfE DISTRTCT.-U
IA etc conduit ddp0t des epaYes du loiene District
dos Bons fants, entire CoHet ct Louisa apave
Une Chevre blanche ayRnt dc longs polls les cG1se de
tacheS hanches les coss les yeux petit collier
CUR
81 lie animal pas r4cams dams trns Jour7 ct les
tras pages. IL vendu encheIe publqus, an dit de-
pot, 10 sAMEDI, y de decembre 1861, IL heGre A NJ
j. MILTON RELF. Commssaire des Rues.
Eouvee Orleans % de hGcembre lF6l d2I 81
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pensioners Or TnE coNEEnERA1,

states therol of the New Orleans Agency request
ed to call the Pension AGENTS Office No Isl (irod street
ana sign petition 10 the Confederate Congress es ola
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alarlnt gatelligsafs.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street, 4
Friday Morning. December q, 1861.
Arrived "Wednesday. %a-
Steamboats,.

Yicksbufg, White, .fm Memphis. -.
Mary d Keene, Richardson, FIN Memphis.
IberyiIle. Gross, FIN Fort Adams.
Mary Tt, Dugas, I'm Donald sonville.
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Arrived YeztcfdMY.
Steamboats,. 4
J, NJ Sharpe, Dye, I'm Bayou Sara;
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonville. r.
Music, Dalferes, fin bafourche.
i Empire Parish, Grant, FIN Lower Coast.
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{ II,
That desirable establishments situated left hank
Of the Mississippi below tbs Government Wharf ard within
the limits OF the city OF New Orleans s offered as good
investment to capitalists who be desrous aiding in the
progress OF Southern manufactures II complete re-
pair and well found having Engines boilers vacuum
pan centrifugal machines bone black furnace filters nouds
ample STORES and YARD oon cooperage etc and in fact all
requisites tor carrying on Sugar Refinery Molses Rebo
ing on large scale with little additional EXPENSE might
be easily converted into a Cotton MIL '@A
1t has Wharf attnched 10 II the Levse with water su
cien ot the accommodation delivering or taking in
RrRe. - l|N a.
For further Information and for terms, apply to
dt9 tfkW RARFTLT 4 % ri ''Cnn,ro,r Await
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EoERkY,s coal oiL LAmPs.

DERkX'S coal OIL LAMPS,
And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL,
At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE. tof 20 years standing,
No. liz Poydras street,
Where you can't md 2g0 gallons of OIL nor 5000 Iampa
but wheTe you find about 800 Oil Lamps OF all the
Goal oil Lamp makers together with great variety Cam
pheDe' Spirit Gas and Solar lamps.
generally have hand Coal On by the barrel which
guarantee pure and usual supply with
from ons to twenty barrels time and just Ilany an
common Coal Oh Lamps the trade requires asow prices
can be found elsewhere
-ml2 Il H. PERRY.
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Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous the
Above in reference to the same boy.
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.RUPTURES

as-Sold by JOHN WRIGHT Il CO., New Orleans; TAIL
LANT GO. Mobile. and DrnRgiat, renarnllY sar4 IL
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w HrrE SULPHUR wAT'ER-

From the White Sulphur Springs, T.~
GREENBRIER COUNTY VIRGINIA
mi. . BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS ,
This Company have made great in boing III.
TRANSPORTED water now perfect when taken from M
source. Fer sale by the Agents, $50, ~ "
WILSON, MASSIE l. CO.
5nkW " NJ a. S.St 1 se
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IssAQUEHA Co. Miss May O. 1857.
DR.. Sherman, New Orleans:
Dear SThe boy George ia perfectly of the rupture
he one OF hs finest 10 liking Deer Greek and do
much work any man. W. I. MILLS, M. D.
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Letter from Dr. Tho4 j. Harper the eminent PHI
scans In the State of Mississippi.
V1CKsBURG. Miss, Marc4 10 1860,
DR.. ShermanDear Sir send the boy Ben BIZ TO you
cause attend to him properly, and beside
sfed with my skill do him justice SIZED your plan
right and that you him. Please me by the re-
t1rn of the post. Respectfully,
THDS. j. iARPER, NJ D.
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7sysrSssza. EURSEIEE d HOWARD, Sa
T~Tg At their Old Stand, ssEa4m
-uaG4Hn1s4.~ 49,
Nor. AND 5 ST MARY's MARKET

Inform their friends and tbs phc that they continue to chi
up the CHolCT BEEYES tGn the Western country
lan they also furnish as ever Lhe bs VEAL MUTTON sud
PORK that this market
H-Supplisa to order for anything from ssaai family
hotel or q steamship, and ii literal ~ ever.
A4- Remember the Stnls-Nos and s. at ths head sf ST.
pa~v's Srrsct on '-7nUDiouaI rtrFet. suB IL
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MATCHES. MATCHES. MAT

For sale wholesale and resnl the office the Crescent
Gy Match Factory 10 GiFod street At the Factory Felicity
Road, corner Of Clara
Warntnted equal TO any Northern mai Il ever imported
nib " J. Z. MGFAKLANE L co.
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sSs Tetai assets. q. sS93. 542 AZ
fSigned) SAMUEL JONES, ia, Secretary.
New Orleans. Dec III, 1851. ~ 5si' 81
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/. Observation-Disclosures

Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY the 18th div ri
December 1881 Will adjudicate al my Office IL ocoek
Il6 l2t O W GIILRERTSnA f,ornD.x.n,.
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s8~DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rHptured persons
or those having ruptured slaves that he city
and be found at his Office No. 74ST Oh STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve all rupture
by the application of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and R.
ATIyE MIXTURE, myf IykW
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EgeJuvenRtIEg Elixir,

soldln Meanwhile BY ". HsndeTIhOtt Berry & Dsraoys
wing Pendlston, and ali TsspensI5ls dIuggBs os2S
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,DmHcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL FILLS,

DR. J; b. McLE an sols PrnprstoT,
4cosney Of Third AID Pine streets, ST. Louis, No.
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Eatss OF Advertising.

SPECIAL NoTIoE-Fhe UprsS kss AEra1oIu q condusS
50 Srcy upon az oAEH tgGemt an paSrs discozess
seI a. 1S epratto 2f ~ tlS for tOic6 siey bees
pad S6scfoera ofH Be aotifed soHea eiy slscyDtiO
eeoEs 20 eeptre, % CROSS HkRK er pdpee and
- ~ ss fenSsus s paper toL b disc0nt-
"gcA {or re cross marx, aad renso Tor s6scripfi0a
Icy nsIoA AND AMERICAN 80 per dnnns IN ddCancs.
s1SseTesrs desiring their papers changed must mention
ehanze to be made. 500 ~ ~ = 80 -
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]
ft1te of the system rF el9.s % i-r--r ..l. leI
AZ q Stimulant, GUS
It quite different from alcoholic prsarstonE II Is not suf
iect 70 reactions In any shape continues to exert i nduenc
sdusiy AID scsny, long the least necessity szE for
/ ,-As a Female Medicine .
equally powerful and effective and restores the equilibrium
sooner and safer than all the Other medicines which for
have flooded the market which only Injurious pace
Of assisting rehovang the constitution very good
too, that they only made from the susions Of minds
gnorant Of toe hsdcsl profession altogether. 81. IL re
gsF- No mfueraisg .1e-g e-
Dr. Wright thinks 70 stake his profession character
the fact that minerals whatever form the component
parts the Ingredients Of his RsjuYenaHzg Er-Es
ing What ruin has beon esd the community By opium and
mercury. 81 --a e. .is-.E- z. aa 'T - --s...
Genally to the debiIitated Dr. Wright would ny Never
weak matter what the may been-fersaks
at once whatever hsS led yo5 dps from Hysnlc principles
take his ..gF ..- -lr-l U7T IlF- ~
,-.rrrf SsIuvenGtInz EIIxIr, y-
And you viii yeorssf new mana pride instead
he reverse 10 sns and healthy, ssrnd and worthy
nelnber Of the human family
Price - per bottle TIRES bottles foS 49, and forward
ed by mail to sill parts Of the United States
Sold By XII respectable druggists TOu sbous the United State
AUD OanSdss Ths trade supplied at liberal discount
-' sr j. WRIGHT & CO., .44 1
... s-t 90 q and Isl ohsrtres STssk,
-s - #- -..---..-. ---. New oTlssnE, La
Sold Meanwhile By g. w. HsndeTShOtt Berry & DaEaoFis
wing Pendlston and ali responsbls dIuggTss. co.'s
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cannot at best hopeto have more than the region
lying south Of 30 degrees 30 minutes. The same
argument holds good with respect to the Fugitive
Slave Law, which the Abohtionists have struggled
so long to repeal, aud which DOW stands repealed
by the secession of the South 10 fact il is plain to
every reasoning man that so far from the North
being engaged in roofing out an evil il is eager to
propagate it through every part of its own system,
IN order TO preserve the power and glory Of the
Union In other words, It is fighting for empire
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ache, &os ..,rs...-.
NEEEE hiss neysr been cATRARTIo medicine oGered 70
the prbc a has given suos entire sstisfactIon a. Me
ANS UNIVERSAL PILES. u IS ,sr-t--r-a ~. -
5eing entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and
taken BY the tender infant yet prompt and powerful In
moving all Bilious sscretoRs Acid Impure, fetsd Matter
the Stomach In fact sy the only Pls that should
used IN r1alarioug deEtrfcts.
hey produce Gripping, sicnaor Pain "a the Stomach
sells though very active and searching In their operation,
noting healthy secetons ofthe Liver and Kidneys Who
suTs from BoGsnes Headache and Foul Stomach, when
sesp reTedy be obtained Keep them constantly on
az sinris dose taken in season. may prevent hours days
months Of Sickness Ask for Dr.. j. r. HeLears Univer
Pills TAKE ether Being costed they tsseess Price
Is Per boE, and be sens by mail to any part OF
. -uitsd ststs6 . -.-I--.-., .-..s az .r-i
). q. NoLEAN, soIs Propristor, :.
corEc= .; Third and Pine strests. 81. Louis, Mo.
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad
~ pa CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
4EROUGH TO MEMPHIS In II HOURS
ON ana after Sunday, July Qls 1861 Man Train VIII issvs
4 p Nashville Daily at P N "
Returning, arrive st Nashville st lbs A n. E.HIH
Wag Passenger Trains will Nashville daily exospt su
days, st6 II. -. :
Returning, arrive at N2sAviIls 6;l0 P NJ . De-.
? The A n. Train connects vita Trains 10 Hunts.
die and Chattanooga. ..r-.
IL The P. NJ Trsln connects With TTsnS TO Corinsh,
Grand junction, Nenphis, and New Orleans
iaIyis-d W, ON PERKIEs,
General Superintendent
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Sir John ParkInton, M. p IAN Ex-mfnIs-
ter.l On Lord RalmersfOn's American
PollcYs -
From the Lemon Times, Nov. /.

from the LChfon lluess NoTsls
Sir John Pakington said Let them look across
the Atlantic and they would there see the sudden
and extraordinary collapse of that attempt to pro
mote and increase the happiness and welfare of
mankind by governing them on the principles of
extreme democracy. THesr.l That, republic had
fallen to pieces, 1t rent and torn by civil war
Some of the finest provinces in the world were be-
ing devastated by uDjustifable bloodshed-brOther
was arrayed against brother psrent against child
were fghtins-snd what were they fighting for
There was one great principle which they mig b.
have had 10 sntagonism. The North might have
said You Southern people are the owners Of slaves
and we do battle with you TO put end to slavery"
LCheers But they had not said so they could
not say so for though the NCrtherners did not
hold slaves, they had sanctioned slavery, and they
we're not wsging this horrible war in order to put
an end to the evils of slavery. [Hear.l His be-
lief was that froms President Lincoln doWnwards
there was not a man in America who would ven
ture to tell them that he really thought It possible
that By the force of circumstances the North could
hope to compel the South to again Join them in
the United States. It was altogether
hopeless, andi was shocking to see q war Waged
with 80 little cause, for it was his sincere belief
that the real instgatiOn for this terrible war was
the shame they felt that the world should witness
the disruption Of that great experiment. [Hear,
hsar.l -t aa f
He earnestly wished-and he was sure every
man present there that day would join in the wish
that that war might be speedily put an end to.
THear, fhear.l lie could not refrain from express
ing wish that the great Powers of Europe would
demonstrate against its continuance. He thought
the Emperor of Russia bad afforded 4 good ex-
ample to Europe by the course which he had
taken. They al knew that America was very sen.
sitiye to European opinion and he tSir J. Paking-
ton) could not help thinking that if the Powers Of
Europe were, without attempting actual interiors
snce to offer their circumstances for America,
they might have bene6c al effect. Hear, hear.l
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The Earl OF ShrevveBury on am Americas
-s-.r. ---. ARtstoCrECy
From the London Times, Nov. 1

. FROM Ine LONDON Times Nov. /.
On Wednesday evening the City of Woreeste
Conservative Association celebrated its anuiyersa
~ by dinner at the Shire siliWoreester. About
six hundred persons attended the hall and ante
room being crowded to Inconvenience The Chair
was taken by Sir E, 4. II. Lechmere. "The House
OF Lords having been proposed by Captain Can
der. -.- -
The Earl Of Shrewsbury and Talbot responded
The House Of Lords, he said, was an institution
highly valued, and if he might be allowed to say
SO, deservedly esteemed By the nation. 1t had Of
ten been. said by noisy Democrats and clamorous
Republicans, that the House of Lords was of no
use. Reference had been made BY previous sneak
ers 70 the unhappy contention that was going on.
on the other side Of the Atlantic. THssr1
In Amreica they saw Democracy on fts trial. and
they saw how it failed. Hear He was afraid
the result would show that the separation of the
two great sections of that country was inevitable.
and those who. lived long enough would, in his
opinion, see an aristOcrRcy established in America
He would not say srisioCracy Of dukes and earIs
but en- sristoersey Of some sort or other 80 great
was the necessity Of having middle state between
Democracy and despotism. Hear, hear.1 With
regard to the present Government he said that they
had kept themselves In power by advocating one
set of principles and practising another Lord
PalmerstOn had been connected with every party
that had been in office in his time and he likened
him 10 successful Bondin- Tlaughter1 who
from his political tight rope looked down from the
giddiest Nights, only caring to keep himself where
he was.