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BROOKLYN City News.
COMMON COUNCii.-PITHY AND ACCEPTABLE SPEECH
M rIIF ORE

LUMMLN IUUNCIh-FTTHf NM AUCEFTABLE ePEECH
OF THE NEW PRESIDENT.
The Common Council met last evening. Alderman
Kabheiscb he President ana Mayor elect, present,
but he uid take his scat either President men,
Der OF the Eighteenth ward
TIE Board orparizsd with Alderman Franks in tho
char, ar. hs.bAe,sen had resigned his position
President
ballot wis then taken for President, when Charles
Frt1ks elected.
The Prsc,r elect then took his scat when h.
cd thanks = thnse wors at appropriate snort and
sweei and altogether acceptable the reporters for
winch he viii 70 gratefully remembered ny them 10 all
ptstetity, ~ inllows:-' Gentlemen, THANK yuu.fi
hr Franks, however, not oGly amply nlled the chair,
but he showed that he pbe u preserve order ana
The Board without the transaction OF auy other
linn routine business, inf ordering Of al
election for alderman the Eighteenth warn on the
2 H. INST, IN room Of Mr.. Kaiblosch, who hiss been
elected aayOr.
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THE NEWS BY THE CANADIAN.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 8, 1861.
The steamship Canadian, Captain Graham, left Liver
pool at half past eleven O'Clock A. NJ on the 2sth and
Londonderry evening of the 10th of March arrived
at Portland this morning, in eight and half days from
Londonderry.
The steamship North Briton, from Portland arrived
At Liverpool early on the morning OF the 2sth ult hav-
ing touched at Londonderry the previous day.
The steamship Bremen, from New York, arrived at
Southampton early on the morning Of the 2sth ult.
The steamship City of Manchester, from New York,
arrived at Queenstown on the 29sh ult
The chip +. II, Ryerson, from Liverpool for New York,
bad reached Portsmouth In disabled condition with her
cargo badly shifted.
Parliament stood adjourned for the Easter recess until
the 9Th OF April.
The strike in London of the building trade again as
sumes sericps proportions.
Turnouts among the Lancashire weavers were in. reas.
ing, ana some riotirg was feared
Friday, the Goth u;, being Good Friday, would be a
general holiday in England Az the following day sa,nr
day had been generally set apar, holiday by the
ton and other trades the market by the Persia will
be 10 later than that received.
II is officially stated tina. Prince Alfred will visit Canada
this summer, arriving there in the middle of June 1t is
not expected that the government there will organize
any demonstr aton but is supposed the munich
palities will.
The adjourned general meeting Of the Atlantic Royal
Mail Steamship Company galway Iine) held at Lon
don on the 9th VT The Directors authorized TO
raise additional six hundred thous pounds sterling
by means of preference shares, at seven per ceut.
It is not proposed to raise ali at once but arrangements
are already made for placing large proportion o: the
amount II was stated that notifications OF the
original contract had taken place. principal feature
being that the mails are to be landed at Newfoundland
every voyage.
Negotiations we're on foot for the steamship Great
Eastern TO convey 10 New York troupe Of 200 German
emgrants, bound TO the Mormon territory.
The Great Eastern, on her return New York, goes
to Cork for exhibition.
The London Building As,ociaton strike threatened
assume most formidable dimensions ALI the great
tractors had determined IA cose their yarcs the
continued to refuse their offers, thug Growing
forty nve thousand men Out OF employment. Pr.vara-
tons were making 10 import l9borers t4om ISL Nv
where wages wee lower than in England.
The Rev. Di CLeever had beer featuring H. Lvorrc,
on The question Of slavery and the American crisis.
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CoKEy-FoRpaAM-on Monday, April 8, by the
Rev. Moses Ballou, FRANCS Corey, Jr., to MAGGIE
G., daughter Of the late Caleb 5. Fordnam, all Of New
York.
FIASNsIIY-CupDEN-0n sunday, April ut the Church
Of the Nativity by Rev George McClo,ky Mr.. PATRICK
FLAsnFIiY TO Mas KATE CrDDEN, all of this city.
IRwIS-NIcoiLs-OD Monday, April s, by Rev. J. f..
sear,s Mr.. DAsE IRWIN, TO Miss FRANCES f. youngest
daughter of George hicolls, Esq, all OF thus city.
Ne~burR papers please copy.
VAN aRsDAIE-WYsS On Monday April 8, at St.
Thomas church, by the Rev. DR.. Morgan, Mr. WILLIAM
Van ARsDALE to Miss JANE f. r. 5. WYNN, all of this
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BeI1ne ham's
CELEBRATED
STIMULATING ONaUENT
FOR THE WHISPERS AND HAIR.
II In beautiful economical soothing yet smuatirg
pound ring If by magic upon The roots csusng beau
growth luxuriant d tn weeks
AND Nd MISTAKE,
keeripg atoms all healthy balance of
power nvgost,ng the piary to perform their
cretory functions pro perry, and thus bringing out
MANI AND FLOWING BEARD
FINE BEAD OF HAIR,
A MILITARY OK POLITICAL M0USTACHE,
at the will the purchaser Those having plenty of
beard will find that the health of the grow
improved and that gradually the beauty and
properly brought established this splendid
preparati,n
FROM A PROPERLY QUALIFIED PHYSICIAN.
Price dollar box-for sale all druggists Dealers
box Of the Onguent have the desired eec
will be desire It, by mail (direcp
ly packed receipt OF price ana postage. 81 l8
apply to address
HORACE l. HEGEMAN 4 CO.,
Druggists, &c
116 william street,
New York.
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WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers.


Omcfal Drawings OF Il. France & Co.'s
Delaware Lotteries authorized by of Assembly passed
January, lSS0 Grants to run twenty years.
26, Is, II, 20. As, z, 80, So, rs, "a, 80, s.
CossoLIDATEp-0LAss S. Drawn April q, 1861
AZ, AZ, 4, 40, 70, so, 40, 60, 25, %, 56, GA.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
4. FRANCE a Co, Mana sers,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Count Cavour bas coed the Italian Caamber Of
Deputies thai the ministsii.i programme
changed. la speech tho Roman question: lac ca0led
that italy had right have Rome for Der capts but
that she must go there With the ~ France Tie
said that the unnn OF temporal and spiritual power
the source of civil war.
Reactaa1v 6emonstr4t ons were taking place IN Sicily
The discussion oil the Roman question continued ia the
italian Chamber o. Deputies. Tie speakers GENERALLY a.
vocated the separation OF the temporal from the spiritual
power. Several speakers the eft proposed the
pie proclamation Of loNe the cspsi OF Italy, ana call
ing on Napoleon to withdraw his troops.
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Drawings or the Delaware and Ken
lucky state Lotteries " GOD, EDDY 90, msnagers-
DELAwARE-ExrRA CLASS 2l7, April ., 1861.
TO- SO, 49, 26 20 "a l6 g. 7S, e. 6S 49, "A, 20, 69.
EENrucKY-CLass 2ls, April 8. 1851
6S, 81, SO, "a 81, IS, 10, 3, i6, Al, Ill, IS.
Circulars containing schemes with fun particulars, sent
free OF charge by addressing
Or to WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., st Louis, Missouri
NorEA tickets in the Delaware State Lotteries will be
decided BY the drawings Of Kentucky State Lotteries
until fur Their notice.
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Managers.
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Court Charlottesville D.v.

CouRr or AprEAIsNce &c. a. "a, 80, 81, %, 10, 80,
40, az az, 45, IL.
SUPREME CotRr, ClRcrrr.-Part Nos s75, o33, I05,
$50 33, 1885, all 4i5, 42o All Ole. 533, bST b43 $685.
4eo, a6e, ago, 5ls see Sag, sac iss 57s 6sa 8io 6
GIG, 500, $685.
UnnkD SrA1fs DISTRICT CouRr--Nos. 30, 81, Al, az a.
.to11
StIKpIoR CouRr Part Mos sol, 16l5, III 1879,
1881 1883 1891 i7oS, 1907 1909, I'LL a23 1889 1905
1885 PAL lisi 1879, T57 Part 2-Nos 1895 1880 1Ias
llss 1919, 1920 1928, 1loo 6o2, 1890, 732 1915, sa
362, 1856
C,NMos PiEAs--part 1-Sane az yesterday and 8Io.
Part Mes 6s6, TCi as, col e45, $50, s53, s5I S5s
sJs, o., 33s, Az, bSa sal.
Test sbe Gucssf0n as to the Finest and
chea-st Soft Hats that be York. by
tpcuna ths ph ndf styles frcrh from his own msnusc
tory. siESPEhnCHbID's, lis Nassau street
Bstchstor's H0sr Oye,--Rciiabie and In-
staLtsr eous-back Brown Factory 81 Barclay street
Odd aud applied n W. 4 BAiCHEAORb, l6 eond arsst
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INDIA AND CHINA,

Olcutta dispatches Of Mar ID have been received.
Tie Calcutta markets dun ond unchanged
Tbs dates from Canton 10 February Is, and from
shsnahae 70 February O. Busuess ia both places was
al but susrc ndcd, end exchanges we're droopoy
The Calcutta and China mails would reach London On
the 18th
Additional dispatches report tea advancing and six
stye bn unchanged in price 81 shanghai. Tea dull at
Canton. Ex HANGS declining.
The Bombay natl Of liTch I vas telegrsphsd.
The Hritsh troops had sdvaDco into the sgiekm com.
try, which was foupd abssdorcd y, tpo people
treishts at Calcutta to iondoa 1853.
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Where Elegance and Economy are the
attraction there with the public custom flow Hence is that
bats, well soft Felt
1t rolls, unebbing tide, into ksPkNsCHEIDs, lib Mas
"a
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Cristad0ras Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
PEGS the the world Wholesale and retail and the
dye priv ately applied. NO. Aston House.
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Army and Navy.-I,OOO Loyal Union
the and for liberty law and order and peace
photographed by HOLMES nos Broadway. "a portraits for
81 kebss and traitors need not apply their portraits
worthless,
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BafcheiOr's Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees truly wonder u specimens OF art Call and
them at 10 bond street, send for a measure card.
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dc FFck 70 Dot ostImAteu At 30 UCO baIeSI OF
which 767 900 Am lean
STATE TRADE.
The advices tr Man hester favor able Holders
demsucco advance FIR which checked business.
BREADSTUFFS.
The hleadstuns market had declining tendency.
Wakencld, Nah Co Richardson Spence L Co, aud
Blglano. Athsa Co, report no regular market since
Tuesday. -Four dull ard easier bat quotations IN
charg Nheat qniet but steady. Corn closed steady
a oecline OF sd: mixei, 37s
Provisions generally dun Beet qulet holders offer
freely, bit do press sales. Pork quiet. Bacon dun
al 49s Sos ,ro firm at Dos 56s. FOR CHOICE Ameri-
Ial5~ dun, and hollers pressing their stocks
the market; butchers SIS I'd
PRODUCE.
Ashee-Pote steady AT Z9s. 81. sos Pearls steady
az 30c u 30s O.. Sugar nrn Coffee frm, quiet.
Rice q, m ano Sd Cd CHER. Oils quiet but steady.
Rosn 2rn and inferior qualities rather better common,
Is 4d as. So Spirits OF urpenne duh at Sis 30s. Cd.
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1851.
4ssu.
Geuin.

1851 Genin. 1861.
Whether child shall look ke fright" "love in its
out door depends in small degree upon its head
covering The Hat In M shape its color It's Its style Of
trimming be appropriate to the features size and
1gure the oh Id II will be bemsn rather than
ment; and entertaining the belief that in assortment
Will be found becoming head coverings for all mothers
senation little under the maternal
JOAN N. GkNIN. bl3 Broadway.
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Brooklyn Art-PhOtOg a phic.-The I'm.
Vignette the acknowledged chief of
tographc Beauties CnAs Ii. WILLIAMSON Established
1861.
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Madam

PROM Japsn IL s reported ina, the American Secretary
OF Legation, W. IIenaksn had " Jeodo
The Cnglish ard Froc CHI hin xers had relsod rron but
the American Minister remained n ystdo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A NEW STORK
n Branch OF RUSHTONs No $50 Broadway, corner oC
No. 10 ouse and No. All broadway
v RUsHTON has much pleasure m inviting notice =
his stock of Drugs Chemicals Family Medicines French
and English Pomatums Cosmetics soaps. Har Tooth ana
Nail Brushes, Combs, and q variety OF fine Perfumes
Ladies' and Genemen's Toilet Articles and other Ina
goods appertainng to this branch of the business.
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II Is reported that disturb took place at wsrssx
on tie 2hh ult. The people snsshed the Window OF
General ~ famovch, CT tno ocsls ~hn shared The
appropriately OF Moppsnoa, the Minister recently dis
missed The military ut not Interfere.
The following reforms had N-en proclal nred:--
W4RsAw, March 81, 1861.
The present regulations for public nsru il Poand
ABOLISHED
Special Commission for Public Worship and Instruc-
tou uuder the direction Of Wl5poiskl Is appointed
national establishment, oi superior cass, for pub.
lie instruction and especially academy For legal
itruct1n 20 be openel.
Council o. state TO be formed aud composed o.
the members OF the clergy, nigh dgnitaries and most
distinguished persons ul Poland.
The right Of petition TO the national government Is
granted.
District councillors ard the municipal officers OF the
larger towns are 10 be elected by the Inhabitants.
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An Dpe al decree grerts 10 the congregations Of Lo
hErdo vepeta the right 81 electog twenty deles
the Council Of the Empire.
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POLAND.

The Hostein States have rejected the proposal Of the
Danish government az a tars 70. a Constitution.
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Moidavia Cream Forces the Hair and
Wbiskers to grow lu,uriantly Sold at W. A BATCHE-
LOk's newly Invented Wig factory, i6 Bond street.
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The Lerunt Herald publishes the scheme OF q forced
loan Of twelve millions Turkish pounds, which under
ministerial consd, alton and likely 70 be carried out
Disturbances bave taken place in Bosnia without ser
Gus results, however.
The Porte had satisfied tie claims OF the mussulmsn
chiefs b. restoring their former rights.
was rumored in Paris that there WAS 10 be another
Turkish loan there guaranteed by France in exchange
for the compliance Of Turkey with French views In
syria.
also reported mat the conferences would shortly
DO resumed Mt Constantnope, at which plan WI be
81 omitted and supported by France seia and Turkey,
for tho creation OF Independent state ia Lebanon,
governed by Add ctKador, under tao protectorae Of
France
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Married.

Hflls Hair Dye, so Cents, Black OF
brown best in Depot No Barclay street, and sold by
all druggists
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The Ladd u Webster Sewing Machine
may be had for fifty dollars at $40 Broadway.
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HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM.

RHEUMATISM IN ITS MOST
xRYsrELAs SALT RHEUa PMPLEs BLorcIiEs, ULcKRs
fever aoes the worst Of diseases the blood mercur
complaints debility liver and Kidneys incpient cousump
unn, &C. most certainly cured by this great purifier
HfATTS LIFE bALSAM has cured thousands of cases OF
these and similar Diseases and Will certainly any
with the directions.
BYATl's LIFE BALsAM cured Mr. b. Rice 32 Grove
street and II Clinton Market of fndsmmatory rhemasm
and CONT after be had been crippled for years.
HYA11'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mr. Il b. Holly, dock
master III Madison street. of terrific ulcer after he had
to be incurable
HYATT'S LIFE BALsAM cured Mrs G Gore Third
avenue and FIFTY first street OF scroua evil The
ulcers had destroyed the flesh from the neck until the wind
pipe exposed IL cured Mrs Gore also of dyspepsia
hYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured ex-Alderman j. Kelley,
Thirteenth Ward Eastern District Brooklyn OF rheumatism,
after he had been under medical
pied for months
PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 2s6 GRAND STREET.
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Spring ClothinE.-We Gail tho Attention
Of men, who .bont purchasing their spring co.hns 70
assortment OF Business Coats Vests Pants and Spring
Ovsrcoats Our assortment of Boys, Youths and Young
kens Cothog adapted to tho present and coming season.
was mover desirable and complete
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
6U Broadway, under the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTELLI
GENCE.

LUNUON MONEY MAkkETs
The FUNDS continued dull. Consos, the 27th de-
clined quarter IN the discount demand for
money was active sno at the Bank applications were
large and numerous
Mr.. + abraham West India merchant of London had
suspended Liabilities, fiOO COO
The directors OF the Western Bank or Glasgow offer
f2OOoOO for the settlement Of all actions at law nov
pending against the bank and the quators commend
the shareholders To accept the offered terms.
The London mes city article or evening the 10Th
says:-"lhe funds opened heavily and were very dull
throughout the day Ia the general discount market the
mapd was again active, nut at the bank applications
comparatively light The general varied between
on TO per cent In foreign exchange tues
day were fully maintained. About f2a 900 Ia bar gold
was taken to the Bank 10 day Che Kossuh notes are
now bought by some money changers ut Milan ut 50 per
cert of their nominal vaIue.
SECURITIES
Sales or Illinois Central shares al 81 a 20 discount
Erie shares, u %; New York Central shares 50 IL
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAKkEr.
The Brokers circular reports the sales OF the week
Give days. at 50 700 baes including 500 specua
trs and AZ O0O u exporters The market opened active
and iuy one eighth OF penny higher the from
America per AdrMtc but subsequently owing to the
disturbed state OF the manufacturing Districts closed
quiet, al barely maintained prices
The sales on 2Sth ut 900 bales, including 900
to spectators and exporters
fhe market closed quiet The following the au no
rizec quotations.
EIar Miit'in1
III
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The Hat that Douglas Held senator
Douglas admrer OF beauty and when he superb
EkyX Hat MI Linco band and in danger OF contact
it'll the he gracefully said Permit SIR and held
during the Inaugural Address He afterwards confessed
his did because be could not bear
that beautiful spoiled Knox has plenty Of
At the Of BroadM and Fulton street
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Wheeler u Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices Office sos Broadway
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MOVING AND STORING NOTICE, PURNIrUn8
wi moved and stored At low rates in good brick Bud
iDgs 22 Broad and 500 sixth
eth street Inquire OF MARTIN Furniture dealer la00
Broadway Large furniture wagons for moving
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KnowIcs' American Insect Destroyer
Removed S3 Broa way principal office and only wholesale
depot
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THE LATEST NEWS.
AUSTRIA AND PIEDMONT.

AUSTRIA AND PIEDMONT.
The London Time Paris correspondent writes that hos
tiliiies appear imminent between the Austrians and
P,edmontese Victor Emanuel to written to
Prince Napoleon that he was 10 daily expectation of
attack, and urg him represent matters TO the En-
peror IN tner true light
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
TURIN, March IS, 1861
The discussion OF the Roman question was resumed to-
day in the Chamber OF Deputies
Sgnor Cneaves ske INST the transfer OF the capital
OF the Kingdom OF Iiay to Rome.
Couni favour reiuted the Arguments brought forward
BE maiptsned that i urgent that Rome should he
Immediately declared the capital OF Italy The
will take place consequence Of the Law adopted oy
Chamber without any disturbances. The time vii .
fixed by law We offer the spiritual powers the Pope
all the guarantees for its liberty and force which
friendly government can ever give 70 the fapscy.
hope pubic opinion will very be disposed for the
proclamation, and that France will agree with this
matter
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DLATED WARE

i AT BARGAINS
Cbildren's Plated Cups, 81 each, usual price e.
Plated German Silver Butter Knives 81 pair, usual
price 81.
PLATED Teaspoon Egg Cup and sacelsr. gold lined, In
box 81 get, usual price S.
Plated Tob ,cco Boxes, 81 each, usual price 81.
Two Plated Egg Cups gold lined box 81 each, usual
price 81
Plated Teaspoons, 81 doz Plated Tablespoons, 81 doz.
Plated Waiter, 81 "A, usual price 81
Plated Butter Dishes 81 6O, usual price g.
Plated Liquor Bowl and Cream Pieher, 81 each
price - q. a.. ALiaEn Al5 Broadway.
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Speech on Count Carxour.

Ouduot made Interpolation (of which he had pre-
vously given notice. in reference TO the affairs of Rome
He expressed hs belief that the OF Pops
was incompatible with the liberty and the independence
Of the country and the civil rights OF any civilized
nation he asked the ministry whether any negotiations
being carried for the purpose OF terminating the
foreign Intervention at Rome, what other
the government had In view for the solution Of the
question.
Count CAvouR reped-we have right 70 have Rome
as the capital of Italy The city Of Turin Is ready
sacrifice her position. But must Rome with the
consent Of France when all sincere Catholics will be
WINGED that the Church, far from suffering, will gain by
IT The union OF the temporal and spiritual power has
always and everywhere been a source OF evil When
enter Rome We shall proclaim ample liberty TO the
Church, and this liberty shall be guaranteed special
statute II the Court Of Rome persists in the union Of
the two powers Of the Papacy its policy will be respon-
sibe for the schism which might result lherefrom
The speech was much applauaed
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ness Rely ing on our maritime supremacy and CONNER
ca enterprise arrogate ourselves and race toe
work OF universal emancipation from barbsris N ana
beathensm. The facilities possess for spreading
civilization and Christianity are not seldom regarded as
actual proofs OF destiny, albeit IohDg more Ger.
tain than that opportunities abused entail
OF a the lasting and disastrous Re-
cent events both in the Old and the New worli com.
bpe imposing a sautary check upon our vainglorous
boastiDgs Our complacent reveres have been rudely
interrupted by the stern interpositon of uncoalroi
able and irresistible dispensations We cannot survey
the progress OF events without msgyngs as 10 our
former calculations More particularly shall we npd
occasion for anxiety touching the glorious career we
marked out Tor the saxon race turn thoughts
TO what Is passing across the Atlantic, very
States which constituted our main onshoot All
chances OF accommodation between the North and
south appear hopeless Both parties look to the
last arbitrament OF the sword as the only solution
now remaining, and both. accordingly are strainng
every nerve in preparation for that desperate ordeal
The struggle come. cdnuo fad to be fierce, barbarous
and terribly destructive both OF life and property, for the
passions OF each party have been upon by
years OF mutual recrimnations and odious mputatons
But It not merely in its collective powers that the An
gloSaxon race will suffer. A cipil oar in the North
american States Du not only poydl, its right arm, WiA
send shock through the parent Aem WhicA tu usdce
70 ne ezrcte' We shall then be in position TO realize
the full benefits Of long and puslanimous acquies
cence IN the denominations Of slavery
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Tho Aialo saxon race h.s lons g.ns fortb cooa,or.
ing IND d, Conquer. Iis utumphs c.,.oxtsiaivs
with TOE limits ., the glObe, aud sue rss stl
ensenders suocoss II "a ne undsps' tu,ug % hssr
the cLc,vs arelauaatort schievcmeutr ana
M ccnadent are we Of he fi''rv tha. eens.cs