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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-08
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ARRIVAL or Tloops The ssh wisconsin Yesi.
ment came on from Baltimore by railroad at q
very early hour this morning, and marched
directly from the depot to their encampment
posed Of about thousand young and robust men.
and 10 well equipped
Ii IL said that Company X Of this Regiment 10
composed almost wholly Of men who were In the
county, named William Wilson Wilson is i'm
mensely rich, woFth several millions In fact and
lifted out the company himself. The men have
been In his employ from boyhood up. and he
appears to them almost In a fraternal light.
IL 10 also said that his daughter, Miss Eliza
Wilson, young lady Of rare beauty and accom-
plishments, WIS exceedingly active In forming
the company, and when they went to camp she
accompanied them, and HAS been with them ever
since.
The 9th Wisconsin regiment came in special
train at O'Clock this morning. Tbey have been
encamped at Patterson's Park In Baltimore for a
few days. Their pckets were fred on at their
encampment there, and we were told by an officer
that several of their men were wounded. one Of
whom has since died They received marching
orders last night, and In forty minutes were on
their way to the depot: This regiment numbers
900 rank and file, and 10 composed Of young and
hardy men from the lumber regions Six footers
abound, and the men are in excellent health.
ihey have had no opportunities for brigade drill,
but few months will make them excellent
troops. They are CHARTERED at the Assembly
the city to-day. They are aimed with The smooth
bore muskets, which will be exchanged for i'm
proved arms. They are neatly uniformed in gray
and are well equipped The officers are-Colonel,
L. Cutler; Lieut.. Colonel. J. r Atwood; Major,
b. J. Sweet Adjutant, F. A Haskell; Quarter
master, J N. Mason; Surgeon, c. b. Chapman;
Assistant Surgeon, A. Preston; Chaplain, N. A.
staples. The commanders Of companies are
GO. A, Capt. Mallory; b, Capt. DILL C, Capt.
Hooe; d, Capt O'Rourke; E, Capt Bragg; F,
Capt. Lindwurm; 6, Capt. Northrop; H, Capt.
hauser; ], Capt. Johnson; X, Capt. Dawes.
large lot Of fat cattle came In last night
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Sailing Of the Great Casters.
QuRBEc, Aug. 6-The steamship Great Esstern
sailed hence this morning for Liverpool, tskirg
365 passengers.
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The r hsde Island GeneraI A.semhII.

PROVIDENCE, Aug Gov. Spregue has called
extra session Of the General Assembly 20 legis
late on military matters. They meet In hts city
on Thursday IL 10 expected that two more regi-
ments. and two more batteries Win be raised.
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CAPT. SAUER's company Of cavalry passed
through Georgetown this morning on their way
to join Gen. McCalls command Of Tennally
town.
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Gin REWbRD.-StOlen from my stable. on the
~ ~ night of the 9Th il slant, (supposed a
by U; 5. sodlers,Ds chestnut sorrel Nurse IN
high, with blaze face, left hind leg white.
MARK HOWIIN,
au 8-St~ Corner 18th and Ronnd,r, sta
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pCO the Post Office on the evening of n
the Slst Of July, tay HORSE and two IN
seated CARRIAGE Whoever will returnN
SAID prop ertys or give Information whore il NAV be
found. shall receive S25, aud SIS additional will be
given for the convict on of the thief.
WIN. FAXuN, Chief Clsrk.
Navy Department, August 6, 1851.
au 6-6t (RepuD. e mtall
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CASH NOTICE

IN Consesuence of our having 10 Day cash for
every arueie OF goods we purchase, We are forced
presert We have in store . very large sssortmsat
or kEADY-MADE CLOTHING for men and
than usually WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
sS2 Pa. avenue, between sth and 10Th 80.
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/ OST-,'n Saturday evening" August Sd. a small
~ 90 ID CHAIN. with two medals and cross
has red set. The finder will he rewarded and re-
ceIve the thanks of the owner by leaving at my
First Ward.
Au 8-2tr VIM N KEEPE
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PARTIALLY REcovERED.-Dr. A. Lohmeyer,
the soldier OF the Ohio brigade who was robbed
and horribly abused by the rebel murderers near
Alexandria, who pressed him upon the point Of a
sharp stake about two weeks ago, an account of
which inhumantty was published in the Star at
the time, has, under the skillful treatment which
was provided for him in this city, 30 far recovered
as 70 be able u walk about. The Injuries are of
such nature as to unfit him for military service
and this morning he was honorably discharged
he VIII return At once to bis home In Ohio IL
ba great pity that the fends engaged in that
aualf have not been caught and punished
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A6RzAf Communication eighbor Harvey,
different regiments with large quantities Of the
finest picked oysters, a. wei a. our fellow citi.
zens with every variety Of fne fsh now obtain
sble. His prices are very moderate, and all the
utlen should pay his establishment frequent
yisits. T5e-s
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JOSEPH n. BARRETT,
Flaw COmmis RiOuel

W. TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS 70 Be found tn1
this city, comprislng best Sole Leathef
ladies' Dress and Packing Trunks, We
lices. Carpet Bags, TO-, which We are now se.lIns
ABE S22 Penn. avenua
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L OST-Between the Treasury Department and
y the Assistant Quartermaster's Office, a $50
TREASURY NOTE, da'ed JsnJsry IS, 1881.
years, No. 1888. payable to and endorsed by g Nj.
at SlBLEY Il GUYS Store, will be rewarded.
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~ AIohsnist, or the Hoass Of cisss IRON the
French Of Honoss de Bslzsc. Free hy mail. o..
Elliott, the author Of Adam Rsde Frss2 I mslI,
y = SsSss.. - FRENCH + s6bo sssI
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I O-T-On Tho III Instant a Certificate of In
- spectlon Of 80 mules for Col. Young's Kentucky
Regiment OF Light Cavalry. The finder will be
House. (au8-Sts) p A AHI,.
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LOST AND .FOUND.

Il OST.A BANK BOOK, TWO PAPERS,
II and BLANK BOOK, on It'll street, near H A
be,a reward will he paid to the nder on retnrn-
Ing them TO No 392 7th st., near HI. au 8 St
&O0 REWARD Will be given for the recovery
@SO OF four Whitney PISTOLS, stolen from
our store sizes 81, 5, and inoh-or in proportion
for as many as may be recovered.
6u 8 DEMPSEY a O,TOOI,E
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MusrEREp IN.-Capt Powell Of Col Tait'
District Regiment this morning marched TO th
War Department Ito be sworn in) q detachmen
OF volunteers for his company. They are all youn
men OF character and standing, and 10 will not b
giving them too much credit TO say that bette
mustered into the Government service Man
former members Of Capt Powell's three months
men were In the ranks and the respectable ar
pearance Of the men and their excellent marchin
wss admired by all who saw them pass up u
avenue.
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Personal ynteuigencc.

Hon John !. bale, OF New Hampshire; Hon s. G. An
drews OF Rochester, Capt Durfey, Of 5onngton, Conn
and Janice J.c 'bbos, Of south Carolina stopping at
tho Astor House.
II MAJ Rain-ol, o: Newburg; Rev. c. +. Knight, OF
Boston, A. h. Carroll, Troy, and Henry W. Foster, II st.
Lcum, arc stopping al the Fifth Avenue Hotel
a. W. iaimor, o. PssxrIsvie; p. f. Parsons, of Cen
Iecticut FfaLcs hubbtr and G. 7. Peterson of PhA-
celhia w. III. Ct alfon, of Newport X. L. are stop
ping al The Laatge House
Judge Iaee aud James Indngton, Of Milwaukee; JAS
Vood, Of New York; H. r. Van Dycke, Of 0swego; T. X.
Earle Of Worcester AMI Mr. Ialcot Of Connecticut,
stopping ut the Atbemare Hotel.
F.. l. Ie,'wc anc iam,y. Of Long Island; Mrs. Trim
key Of Vobnsy vait Mrs Norbert Of rovideucc r. j..
A. nj. bil,rgs, Of New hampshire; Osor MITCHELL q
Rutand Nj Woodwa,d anu wife, Of Montreal, stop
pint at The Uiion Pace Hotel
Don. n. A. BALDWIN, OF Connecticut Hon. j. Iangdoa.
Of flmirs, Ju Gopid, A. Mcclure and Humphrey,
Of Albany J. G. Wocds and j. II. Thomas aud family,
Of Washington, stopping al the St. Nlchoss Hotel.
6eh Thorn, q aiaooma; Rev. Thomas Reardon, &
Ptnnsy ivsnia Capt j. Frsbe, OF California; Brown,
OF Oregon l. Dunbam, Of south Caolna Bcpjamin Bull
lock, o! Philadelphia T.. Mixer, OF Charleston; A. Emsr-
stn, Of Bston ami ". Burton of Cleveland stop
ping ii The Metropolitan Hotel
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williamsburg Ci,y News.

Tx iSC&r.ar fua GRAND srsHx, LOWS ehanneld
~ ~ two cicrss FRANK AtrehenE ani Soloman Now.
man vho srcsset slpCi9L az having set drc 70
The store ~ bs former n Grand street. on Saturday
ult ~pre brought before Justice oahan al the Fourth
lseet ooe coott, Aoaday morning. the charge OF
NJ. u , Farrell ihe newly appointed Fire Marshal for
Toe kAt.fe district No svics nee, however taken,
tho oxsm.uailor vas adjourned to ono O'Clock
sipcats hat tts fire discovered blazing In slx
eirtns pNt 81 tha store ~ tho me, and that the
sresest sDoua, ~ 1ano w. asuins from trunk ron
deerg appaTeot that the perpetrators of tbs crime had
- Arranged Rtets that To- Gro wOud smoltior for Z
sunsen anGie o tne ~ enable them 10 get out OF the
WY b9ors shs dysooycry could DO uiad5 Therc wore
typ hmiS residing on hc premises, stove tho sto .,
anf tsu pern9 resn ncy ssfOcated BY tho smoke be-
tore they coua be resCi fIoln their pefca coniitin.
"a Farell vury prompt IL having tho suspected pV
toa Nreeted and he wia pcceed against them sor
NJ Ito first degree u supposed thst tho stock IA thc
rtlrn wa Insured fg $500 whds Is d0c1 Hot exceed
L. xsaftt.
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DESCENT on IN ALLEGED GAMBLING HoUsB
The police have hast turned their attention
wst has long been to the city, are svt.
de"y eoirg TO break az. possible, the gambling hsls
about iowa lhe~o IS no class Of people la our
nuny that has hsa creator liberty and committed
outrages than Ina New York gambles and it rs 10 be
hoped thai ,hey wal no followed up In future u has
almost seemed that they have had the upper hand Of Ne
Police AID thai ,hs latter afraid interfere win
them but sonday evening. however Capt Currey with
poese OF police, pade asoent on alleged gambling
house IN Lspaoara stsoe., Tho police, entering
tho building, iouad quito party surrounding q fare
table, covered With cards and chscts, aud dsspav
engaged N tue game tho officers at enos
msde kaown their husness, the party to tbs
station hsuse whore they gave their names Honry
Lewis bss tim ph Bxiey David Glover, Albert Pool
William Bsliwm asd Char,s Wright Tho alleged pre-
prietor OF the place. uansi Cooley Reese could net be
found having left te ho $50 but short time previous.
as mo pbco 40 ac known their business there
effort saae thu part Of some OF those found
pnyng ~ make thar escapo but tho place being weA
guarded, tboy frustrated in thor attempt The
descent was mae on warrant issued by Justice Weh,
compliant OF John syo, of No City Hall place.
who alleges that he lost Si4a in tho establishment q 4
game OF faro. Tho place has long been known to the
rolee and several attempts have boon made to break
up, but without SUCCESS The lady OF Mr. Reese who
charge of tho house, was for time quito beyond
control, y seonsg. evidently, her desire to pat ths
oIcefs oil out OF The house. The police, however,
soon put dainper On this movement, and she GnaAy
yelded 10 their ORDERS.
Inc exitNlLdllu o lore Justice welsh in the e
rho gamblers resulted yesterday in the propretors be-
ing heic 10 bail each in the OF 81 900 TO
Cooley Reese ana Geo w. Brown, of 81 Lispcnsrd street,
and 1bos. hetaon aud Charles Williams Of 438 Broad
way, the only person. held. All the rest (about
do2en) discharged
STAINED TO bEAr.-A man, named John Williams, re-
siding al No. so Madison eet found by the poss
Monday afternoon at his residence having starved
death Around hun found his family consisting e
h,s wife and three cbiircn who almost starved
death ih,y wcre properly cared fer by the police and
the Coroner Nodded TO hold inquest upon the deceased
IiK TROUBLE Essex MAsgsr PoI,oE CoURT.-Jus-
tice Bounn st refuses 10 recognise Sergeant Dege and
his squad ocefs Of the Essex Market Police Court
The magistrate Las substituted deputy she-s for the ~
frac.ory policemen and thus far the pusc business has
soiforej BY the absence Of the Meropotans How
long hs quarrel between the Police Commissioners and
tho magistrates 20 last IS difficult matter to deter
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The position Of the Red Sea Telegraph Company Is
garded as extremely unsatisfactory both by the share
holders and by the publicity the shareholders because
after elnbarkng in an undertaking enjoying liberal and
unQuestionabe guarantee from the British government
they find their shares at heavy discount and the pros
pect Of further profit thrown entirely Abeyancesnd
by the public because they deprived OF the great ad
vantages which would be afforded BY regular teegraph
communication with the East whilst the State still
mains under the obligation OF paying the stipulated
every six months 70 the company The line does not work
at ALL So complete u its failure that the clerks who hal
been sent 10 the various stations have HON,
again. Surely ID time that measures should DO takea
for nfusing vitality into the companys operations II
said that pending the lgasion between the COMPANY
and Messrs. Newai Co, The contractors nothlg vii
be done with the cable. It's repair s work which
either BIO carried out by the government themselves
mnst al least be specially sanctioned by them. Mean
while the cable Is dormant Pharaohs chariot wheels
amongst which it repOses
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Brooklyn City News.

6tfs ~ Fyvs " PYsoUrH GnURcL--l4st night the
annual s~!s q pe~s in ~ n,outh chwch--Rev lIcnry
Wad B~echcS, pastor--ioek place, by auction. tn
churca +sg hlcd IN evsy part and much anxiety was
narfts sga1 g. Aaccrtain what prees tho pews would
fetch shorty before tn encefnent Vi The sale
III. Nss her addrcesed tine audience reminding them
that rhtugh from tho scity 81 tho building to af
fore a'iing lsg AL usDy went without legal rights TO
during tho pact y@tf yct through the hospitality
tan fortunate, ali ,d been abba 10 ship there
10 con'ut, apd h. hoTe tLs,, should tho same circum
giADcs arise curing he current year, tho. spirit
would - manifested. Ilo I'd, sed the cDagr cation 70
kccl down tho rremiuns and tas trustees t. keep their
efnl.rn ard bear With ca. aayLor. The bidiing then
comreoced add the srst pow sot w at $40, and
roas ~ fos-.p-slO, $50, &3o. sl4o, Sl.5 and was
Knocked down ~ $50 The next WIS pvt ~ nj 500
ard rose s. ri srnc W el.S Mt which II knocked
down. lrgn number thee went or ai $ll0, and "
s9ng le brGose prce~ brought do~n " 800 and
lower On 80 whole very kssc amount OF moocy was
.L.l.t
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seock Exchange was entrey closed. Tho Bask was open
bot there we're scarcely any applications for discounts
and mo bullion operations took place.
me rise the corn market yesterday partly attrbut
ca 20 tue improved condition Of samples consequence
Of the frost
Accounts from Paris state that trade Is rather worse
Tho commercial accounts from New York elicit con-
fictng opinions.
The London DAILY NOs says they indicate continued
ieoin OF encouragement in all commercial circles
The London Times presents more hopeful view, and
nooe rally OF about five per most OF the prin-
cia tocks, although specie from this country had
Yet c. me upon the market, the Europa with OS 500
hav only just reached Boston the mail left The
IanL return Tor the week showed sAu increase in the
80 Of bullion and Tie Times adds there was evidently
a better feeling in all quarters.
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Ifrom tho iOndoa News, De1 y
Five six weeks ago when tho contingency or drain
OF gold Hrst discussed, rather serious sp
~ eheIicns gcbery entertained with regard IT, tho
probable tlect pom norey naESet ON former
Bons much iIgesoy hss be caused ~ the with
hodilg " the specie renttalOes which ordinarily
ccived from America; good deal OF counenanse was.
therefore. given the that tho reyofBl OF the
orduaIy course of trade involved na@ Of gol from
this would greatly IncpDvenicnce ns. Amid all the
uncertainty which tho course Of afii,s IN America IS
eashrbuded II is vWj satisfactory 70 notice bow
lightly the burhen Las yet faiien up1a u
four weeks specie ahiI monte c,nmeu sci 10 New
York that nnXiousli watching the eject
ptotuoed IN America by tho relief wa,oh nave sent
over al may DO useful 70 recapituate eeow taa remit
tnces in the oroer In which hoy have voourred. The
sta amant ID a. foloRk.--
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The Treaty Of Peace with China -Impor-
tant end Interesting Details,
ks,, seq liz.

g.siness was At s,andstail owing to the Chr utmas
holidays, and there IA not word Of commercial news
Sat,r than that received W the Australasan
Tue political and general Gewa equally sosnty.
rrsts in America @ach AZ regards as increasing ia
seriousness 1t ssys that it is quite possible that tho
srobien Of democratic republic may be solved by the
overthrow a few short days OF constitution which
abe greatest human wisdom hardly sufficient TO
0aue, but which ordnasy amount OF folly seashDsss
auc shortsighiodness perfectly adequate 70 do
s,roy.
Tho Ryu. English paper thus notices the death Of
Mir Alfred Bunn:-
With deep regret that viii be shared by all who knew
him Intimately and with the of loss
VIII be wi6e,y telt through all literary ana dramatic
c cies, have " announce he sudden dccase Of Mr.
Alfred Bum, who expired On Thursday, OF apopioxy
4or time past MIR. Bnnn had retired from pubic
lite, about two yeas ago he hxed hts Residence
tBouoEne where his death took place. There
indications II such abrupt termination u bis lie be-
ing neir indeed, though twolvvm0nh seriously
iadspeed las health and spirits had lately much
povsa that The very article which appears paper
this week "A summary View OF WINERY Year )" had
oceeded ION his Aotive pom but few hours be-
dorc latteTiy he had embraced the Roman Catholic
faith, and to tho religious offices OF that creod he paid
strict attention. la theatrical matters he continued,
however, to feed Lively interest and 10 ibs paper he
q quebi and a valued Contributor.
The weather continued very Indictment ari
had fallen.
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sides receive additional members. The provincial 20
verpments OF the minor lands, recently suppress
ed are 70 be reestablished In conclusioa Baron vor
schmeriing exhorts the public functonsres y
entous discharge Of their duties 70 the furthsrsnce
the interests Of the inhabitants Of their Provinces TO
strict observance Of the laws and TO cand In their of
Gal reports on the condition Of the country.
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NAVAL IrtclI,genaa

o. United s,atee etearner Nysc, Cri. 10 Roy, from
u.a coast " Aftica, wa NJ - Heiens November "a,
having arrived 90 tie I'D
To Uua u .sstes frigAio Curross nsj fvnlcat Semi
%, y-Yra q ~ Jeaair Nevrtrtss Y
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N ros Aibssy 900 irey, e.snsosins 9Th the NV Eqk
Ceulral RatlrnA Ter ell poine West Northwest and sou
ws; alsc - The RArsaa sor sarstxs aussSl
BaqinGeya, rAasbUfa Rouse Pon, Ogdensbur ana moo
9UA Whistler asrADS~roeD, c.1nm~noue hund~y Uenrsnk
- aA1rainA vii leave New rsrh ~ olIowspor AibsaN
IA snd S'N y -. sspsvs trails fr,m rryvs roo, nsS
CITY Hsn pUr Albany. 7i0 ard f4s NJ A. ~
e d. D. %A =. esL,c.s MAJ, tram from Irysa ~.
NUAns - ell ssations sscvc torkvle solh q Asssc
whse s..sA NJ 10 snc NJ soppns Al Al e.
81 A..icns, frcm ~b.e street depot wulismsbrdss M A.
sna ~ .e1ssF 81 all stations rom sssh asp4
s s ~ s.,o.. ,ro,s Ss \, dsp.. R.,srplcs -
ann s.1 ~, express trrn. AlbAny, rs A M "a
Apshy, v ~. erptess b,sl train Cr,toc paia A -
S.,A Ss arr ~ snd go p ~ stopping ~ an asAssu4
S,ns - 49, ~ and ! -scpptns - au So
cnar, soppns 81 ~ ssaa,oas
stHN BvRcnuL- Asst sueN
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4 FINE SHEEP EANOH IN TBxAS TO EXCHANGE
n for stock Of apdise, with without the sorc
FOR Particulars apply 70 or address T. A. ROWLAND, z
MiLiam street.
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The foilown extract from private letter re-
ceved in Liverpool from Scotch gentleman in MOBILIZE
We G In the midst Of revolution here and before
three mouths goes about the eight cotton States
wiz be an independent people. This will be quit for
England and Scotland, for will have the same
duties On Northern goods those OF Eng
and England and France &C. will underselI the North
our market, we having manufactures OF our own.
Lee ~ ndn0n your SIDE blieue the tod by your
ott@utois regarding the MISERY Of the negroes here- Is
al delssion The Late Robert Owen great philan-
'hropst The last number Of the WeSmi1laer Rertcsc
viii show that Robert Owen said that negroes Of tho
West lnles were far comi Srtabe ana times
happier than the lsborers Of England and this will apply
TO She negroes here Tho abolition delusion mad
ness They eiDancpated the slaves In JAMAICA and what
the consequence Before the emancipation 200 900
tons u sugar shipped from that island last year
there were only IS 600 tons shipped. England and the
North want TO emancpate our slaves We export nearly
900 baes OF cotton and England is crying that
u not enough. your abolitioniss get their way,
could not export 900 900 bales and what would
ot Lancashire lanarkf starvation. Besides,
1000 600 II slaves ipated could not live ia
the presence OF the 100000 OF Anglo-saxons inhab
ting the country. ! could see nothing for the
poor negro but determination. They would rob and
they would fight, and the white people would destroy
them. ! hope Queen Victoria will lend twenty
thirty OF her men OF ships to assist commerce
II ahe keep good faith with there telling what
constitutional Monarchy here in three years. We are
publican arstocracy already, and than allow tire
country TO be destroyed by emancipation Of the negro
We boldly lock to strong government, and who would
sui SO well Of Queen Victories sonsY You then
would BIO friends out and out Our eight States
ton great people-negroes and all. We want foreign
commerce, the establishment Of tho useful arts and
want liberalism the arts and sciences and We have
riches cnoue b tor all this"
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aaHn rospos Dcc 10, 1890
sc..sr.a W tspl = ts''ay y fs7 y pe-sbls rho
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ylUnSUR RIVER RAtLHOAD-fOR ALBANx AND
Al iy. ccunsoune With tr~,ns North snd wss Trains
suos cn. sHEss SrsKxs ssom Thirty .vssr srRasR
BApfeeA aud II A. ~ and a -, II 30 A ~, and So
bF n Pm.
Try, era AlOssI ma'n, AS
Troy snd Albany cwisb siesp W:lS r. NJ Gsupdays H.
ing osr,, v 10 =. n. cluded).
Posehkseyste train. 5W a.
~, IL NJ aud II. ~ bA NJ, l160 and rs r. - =.
pSeAskni train, s.pPM b@P.M
sins Sing tram, $40 and 80 Ia.
IN $40 and s.& r. N
ran7,o~n tram. s~P.s. I'iorM, -