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AkckPTioN.-There win be a public
reception at the Executive Mansion on ,bs svs
Mng OF Tuesday, the 10th instant, between the
hours Of ek and IL o'clock 'ae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

Iak fKsRANs, AND THE GARsErrs-ItI,n
o.P. george Pegram, of Mexican war notorIetv.
WHO commanding Garnett's advance, recently
su"enoereo 70 zen. Mcclellan, but ex- Lieutenant
PeSran, U. 8. A.-"BIuiardsp p Can, Csn.ns
Pegram In dead.
The General Garnet. now running before CO,
Mcclellan II not the man Of crotcbe,. Of ,ha,
name, late member OF the o. 3 House OF Rem.
resen:afiyes, but his cousin, Robert Garrett late
OF the U. 8. Army-very different men, indeed
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W Fne revenue cutters Morris and Gale,
oo'hing sailed from Boston on Saturday nIp 3, IN
search a the privnteer JefY. Davis ~
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Friday says = Ns'ui.siie sournsi OF
,.. sne New Albany Ledger Is authorized BY Col.
s,ss' an.nohy 70 give notice that there Will in
intnre oe no obstruction 20 the passage Of provi-
sisv .na esne' sfueles fFoa New Albany 70 tbs
~Si s'awol8 isgas .taE a. 40 - -,
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me U. 3 sloopof war Vincenne. sailed
rom session on Saturday morning, with o,ds,,
TO cruise for pirates or privateer, 'A o'1e'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

w. ID. Shepherd, Of this city, has been
awarded contract for furnishing stationery 20
Interior Department. q - -. 70
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ARRIVAL FROM FoRrkKss MONROE PIE,
erosEh sp-The steamer Mount Vernon arrived
here ne O'Clock this morning, from Fortress Mon.
roe. She brought up the secession schooner salIIs
heares' captured by the gunboat CAMBRIDGE
coming out OF York river. The Sallie Mea,es :.
ABOUT ~ tons burthen, and 10 In ballast. She ba,
on her deck the casting Of 32-pounder gun. NO,
bored out sung "o'
me sawyer gun on the Rip Raps is doing ex.
eeient service, In Keeping the enemy from collie
ing In any considerable force at sewall's Point
Inc guns Cnion and Floyd are to be mounted
on the Rip Raps at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

0Tobae,o 10 selling ia Ken,uc.v >, q.
hundred. d 90 PEI
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~ !EEssgMED susIyEss. ~
sxes house on Ninth n, between ID and 4, where
RRntt rs6ain 90 b9si3ess - . hcsnssd PAWN
s Snms;UnEk. Fair dealing in al business bsns-
: teaSa'5 l4eeq sa- saoas kNoQa WAAp. ,
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LOST AND FOUND.

CHILD LOST-A son Of Capt. woodburY, n. <
~ Lvins 1t Prof TrovhrIdGe's houss West
sl'e OF Pre.Idents Square. Sd door from Pa av
ms teon nlsslEg sinc7 morning. He 10 81, ye.-s
90, crossed 80 Etrl. pink dress, White Of aU bat
With black leather. Information viii be thankfuIiy
itce-vc1: IL
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.TuNRoArs roa II. WESTERN lIVKEs.

:. '.A'E Hs.s ssss..ls orr
norosALs are invited ta<- eonstrueting Can
ssscIhes6os s yih 81 HSsdia.s,, p.ep4r.d .ns
- - sxApiees sttls osrr.erpAssrr' : OGss a.
Sips ses ~. ~ ses-ahi and 81 this oikoe.
eea:s ds ssss.'s's - s'dd''a IN 3 into
ea 0srsrnassa esssssi nnsst So,
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h. PEABODY, NJ. D., SURGICAL AND ME-
rooms at No. e76 Pa. avsruH, betwesnSpkES
itth ard t2th sts.. four do IRA east of the Snlb
hi-zwo1d House, res pectfl ~ sOiici.s a share OF
me public PATRONAGE, IN the VARIOUS hranch.s OF
nls pIOI-St ION. In In
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Sd RbWhEO-I.ost, nssr Bro.n's ard NJ
o. tao. a! Hotels. -four 7 REASuRY NOTES
81 srnearh. endorsed samuel Helm, % numbers
~, ~ Sg5 and Ss8. Tire al owe re-ard viii he
y w. u returned to ]. FARLEY, IS9 r st, First
Msrd TVS ~
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Tg ySa.g isS g...s5
S ;}Eiiii SSssii|i Is 5f''
LARS, TIES, HATS srd Oars n B.--Ail o.
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QGS.JIon tfieay evening: between Browns
PAT q Goid-f aned SPECTACLFS."
roe bnder WI lie suitably --ardsd by iaaNtE
them a. he northwest corner Of sixth and Its
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FRvERs, FEVER AND AGUE.-Ru

:.
FEvERS, FEVER AND AGUE.-Bil-
lious Affections, Colds Rhsumatims, Cosilyeners, Con
sumptcns, Affections Of the Spleen, Of the Liver, Of
the Heart Tumos, and oil diseases which destroy life
have always exhibited upon dissection Of ths body,
number Of hard cOncre points, either In some Of the
organs named or In the blood yessss, sometimes even
ramifyng inhe flesh and sgin dsposed UPON The side
Of bone. Nov these little hard substances wouId
Nrvn roRH II Brshareths Pills wore used they uohld
bepufgsd out Of the systsm, and ysa q happy he
would be the susrsrs vt instssd Of an early grave.
Always purge bat NvxR BtuD In sickness.
4, r. Carpenter, .Esqs OF Gcgernear, &C. Lawrence
county, New York, "a years Of age says no has used
Brhndrehh Pills for "a years. administered them Arst to
his ccachman, who had fever and egusIHva slst the
dsg after The chtl; chilli aud fever less tsvere rave
eight the next day. and 10 eyeTy other day until
the chill and fever d ot return, which was about eirh
days from the Ant attack. Hs then gave four every
other day fof another week, whom the man was entirely
restored to isHsnai goOd hsel,h.s mn
He was himself attached; took them In the same NAV.
and was cured in less time. Has used no other med
cine for 81 yssrs found them always reliable for hiu,ls
and fsmily when sick has Recommended thcn q iiou
sands with the best results and feels condent hst I've
ry family would have larger average Of health II hes.
Piilswsre used n the place of caos and other hurtful
remedes. dUfti 8taa@ 1llt DW
Sold BY JoHN r. CooK, Druggist, Columbu-, and bv
all respectable dsalersin medicinea. Il ~ { - =
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A vlrgfnia Unionist on enc 8 walrr.. wi y.

J.
MI. Segur, the Union member of Congress
General Dix, warmly approving the. terms ol
Eastern shore Of Virginia. Mr.. -Segur thinks
that this proclamation win do much TO dispel
the notion instilled into the minds Of the
Southern people, BY their designing leaders,
that the war Is designed to interfere with slave
~, and that knowledge Of the real object Of
the Government to maintain the Con
Istitution-R would tend to swell the ranks of the
Union armies wherever they appear on the
Southern soil The President'a modification Of
General Fremont's proclamation has greatly
strengthened the hands of the Unionists in, the
Sounh, BY proving that he is honest In his pur-
pose to confne the war strictly to the imainten-
ance and enforcement of the laws. OF the ef-
fects that would follow departure from this
policy, Mr.. Segur says, ,s, d, fs,its ot vell-
'9"It win consolidate the South as q mass Of
granite. Not q Union man Will be left in it--
Thousands Of rustiDg swords viii leap from
their scabbards, Every man in the South, and
every half-grown boy, will arm to resist the un.
holy sggression, and the success Of the Union
movement, and the object of the war, will be
attained only by the total determination Of the
people Of the slaye-holding section. Make
emancipation an issus Of the war, and from Ma,
son and Dixon's line 70 the, Rio Grande, there
will not DO q man who win, not shoulder his
musket, and spiii his last drop Of blood, and
expend his last dollar Of treASqre,, TO- resist
sRespscsDg the effects OS Gsnsrsl Frsmont,s
ili.adSised proclamation ~ Missouri, MI. sssur
adds:-1 - s''ys. -. ~, ~ 80 -,
%But Tor Mr., Lincoln . wise and patriotic In,
teryention against General Ffemont's unWise
and UNCONSTITUTIONAL proclamation, where would
Maryland and Kentucky and Missouri and East
Tennessee now be, but 10 the ranks Of the se,
cessionists, fighting against, Instead Of for, the
Government and the Union3" 49, ~, ,ai,tq
We have no doubt but Mr.. 'Seeur represents
not only the sentiments Of the UnionIsts at the
South, but also the opinions Of the masses Of
the Northern people, who are 50 freely pouring
out their blood and treasure for the prosecution
of the war, when be says shat any scheme Of
general emancipation would falsify the terms
Of the Presidents first proclamation for seven
lty.fye thousand troops, and change the ConHti-,
tuition in . manner not provided b. that instruS
ment - Cia Presg. ., !, "a
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"a The ToronIo Ls9dss pupllaHee ! Ip'tcr
written By Ne. I, i. snAvrh, nov ( pIlsQ0es In
Fort Esrssh, fIe yles hipaelft Y los Sub
jso. of Her Majesty ayS that he is guilty
Of no oifense against tha United States Gov;
ernment, and wants his friends to demand his
release. fTpWTIH 0IHtA
Er Among the abominable Instruments Of
torture IN modsm warfare, the tNo-Nhesied
ambulance ocespies 6rs. eonsideEstlon. every
one Of them should be utterly destroyed from
the face Of the eerth.1 If Ne were alok Or
wounded, We would prefer 70 be travelled over
a bowlaer pavement ina whselbereRto be-
log 6onsigncd 70 The terrible mercies Of those
vehicles. Lei Aeh be excluded from the SER
vice. :. L.. -
ur The Boston Journal staes that Lieuten-
ant Colonel REYNoLps, Of the Rhode Island
Artillery Regiment, has been ccmmissioned as
the Agent 81 the Government to superintsnd
the shipment Of cotton seized and confscated
by our military authorities at Port Royal;
Col REYNOLDS win leave Immediately for his
destination.
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asFert yvarren = FIsolasr.
The Boston Tsdvslsr, ihaspsskiBg Of one q
the persons lately released from confinement d

The Boston TsdUelsr, ID aspeGkiBg Of one Of
the persons lately released from confinement as
q prisoner at Fort Warren, says: .0eF5i ,ssssi
One Of the prisoners, g. 3. Frost, Eas taken
lak Fort Hptteras He 10 81 yonDg man, ma
tive Of Connecticutg whore bis father resideas--
When the rebellion broke ouksbe Mhs kesping
school at the South. 81 He says he went TO Fort
HatteFas to visit a. friend among tbe ioficers
Of the garrison, and while there the plseeSfas
gtcrmed and captured. That. he might be bet
Ter used than the bulk Of the prisoners, he
claimed to be the Colonel's orderly, and BY
doing 30 he was messed" with the officers, 81
After their arrival at Fort Warren, he wrote
to Secretary SeSafd . statement of the cage,
and was therefore placed upon The lisst d apoit,
fcal prisoners! An cipvesiiga,i0n, By order Of
Me- Seward, resulted In his discbafge B, Paid
he now goes homo TO Connecticut Hssays
that while there are some ignorant men am0ng
the Hatteras prisoners, the majority of The pri.
Yates are Of ordinary Intelligence, and some Of
them;are wealthy cltizenss i1egs! "a ssa1. q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-10

Wufrike WohEk I'm RusslA; - The Pasil
Prssse publishes extraordinary news from Roe
sih. Three, young ladies--M'dlIss corsini
Bluihnef and Badanow --wllo attended thelse.
tare at the Upivsssitg ef, st Ressruburgshass
been arrested, and one Of them, Malls pRda'
now, whipped atthe Office Of the secret police
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wnd ( 6afsvII1B JHntnnl- nl--Tho Adulila.
s
4 We copy ihe iollovihg hssicls from the Lou
IsviIls .Jonfhat (gRKNricES paper) OF Decsm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-10

aThe Presidents Message was received BY
telegraph at San Francisco, and published in
full on Thursday morning III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-10

About 100000 has been subscribed to the
national loan In California. sssa'osio . Ssylsl,
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Rsc,s and Ruusr

THE WAS =, nv a. 81. L9ut. steamboat
capta,u sta'ts tsat the bosts oompo,inR u ,n
FRHNOri's fee. are Leased az s2 co psr
mouto the q vInNsnt psyipR all rureiu
'Npsna,s ana securing ths ownrs sgs'nsi
any Ices, Ia eass tf the distraction ot the
BEATS
EIOHIr RsMJvAts ave ben mad, ia tn.
IA ,sbt Office sia - tho nGst VI Jrns.
Two CysVs-1ioTs are 10 bs b.la In Navy
and t'r tie p1tp,se ~ n1m,uatnR ststs OH
rsre. q ef .1s-e viii favor ths AlVs nms,
and sup icrt's policy. The o h.r VII ri,
iUaf On pla firm of up "a loo I, n, va
sud adv c'cy ~ p'see on sn, tenn. IN. eJ-.
tist prom's.s to be Hni a'sd n is bsltsv,o
tsst the Ubion men vi uid uph, aud ths
Nary land will civ Scr voice f,r the Goy srn
inert I'D the Cos s'itu.iOu.
sCME EFwsrArEss have ti ,ssGy 4 srsgU'-
ei the pktesment ua'u Ntt' q .n hCCLaL1Ap.
la regard 10 tie trshsmitsiSn of fiutsii ge1so ~
srmy mpvcmshts end are b'tu' j'ctsd -
i = ring,at TI,lse. Gen MoCLsLL.H Is deter
mined 10 enforce bis policy.
AMoso THK PRIsoNnHa Is a nohl. lo0kiny
ans Intelligent Zusyc one " the fsw dsc,n'
sScep ioLS IN the cfew. IsaE hin IN tbs dsld
ast alter 10 vas tSkin, while passing
ziouo of our mou ohs ~ the later cail.o hin
soms hard usm- "Si'," satd tbs Zpuav,
tuning on his heel and lookiue III, VirsiDisr
full In ths eve, " haze b Azd thss youra wa
= nation Of R,n'lsm.n. but your insult COM,
nom coward aud tnsve. an yopr pris
cnsr bnt you hav, no right 20 hiHg you
arees upon We oscSnss sm unforiuosts o
tha tSo, cir, oot s,der m sof tbs gsutl-rnau.
| ne,d roi add thst tb- VTsisi.u slunk away
under the msri sd rehuks, or thst doLsn Iol-
otrs Psnerously Ra,hsr,d arouad the prisoner
and ss'ured rin OF protection from fue her In
tult- Cor. Chdrisstou COwrier.
Osn HorKsr Fns - Cn.ELprpsa,s.C we m
dsrs,sLd thN dTat for us SUN OF $1,000 hiss
b-sn received In this oty wi,hin feW days. troup
. firu In Charleston, y, q nos 20 puroh,a. n. "
eo' de, bu, In p'ymsn, of al old dsbt.-- Bostcn
Traveller.
W. hear very frequently OF messages fiou
merchants at the Selth TO their cr.dito here
b,gRing them roi TO eensiter then d,shoaest
and declaring that Their lives would be 10
dsngsr at homs II they did not openly snd
Il os,sptatiously rspudis,s their nertbsrn debts
But whspsver the time shall come that th.y
can Be released from the tsfrors OF ths mob
thsy declare thsir purposs 10 psy every dolla'
they ows both prirc ctpal and Interest. -THrs
The Hon JoBs A GnMaR 10 at Green's
bofo, N. q. Stripped Of power aud position
though he Ia, and oomp.lsd to pilenes and in
sction, be hss not bseoms q traitor, and he
never wit. he is surroandsd by thousands a
devoted frisnds vho have supported aud ad-
nirsd bin during his long and digniisd polid-
| eel career. IL is needless TO say that be ha,
not bean molsstsd, still II must be CALLING 70
one whose heart 10 yet In the right placs. and
whsss Aympatbiss are all unchanged, 10 os
rowsrlass 10 lift either hand OF voice effective
| ly in the service Of his country.
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T. spptarp that tbs Fsdssat bioekade. Or
ta'nly sn or as ths coAs aaa inlahd wsssra q
Nor h CsrONna ara eoucssLsd, 10 . pe 4 st
f'rss. N t1nly Ia the ia p mt port % WI-
onnst'n s-apdinr ~itr open coos 90 tbs ecsaa.
cut ,hs bu n.rrpa lt'lo conr.ru,.i touo. lv-
pg on the SOUNDS sts doug hh n aud thrtv--
ibg uirtss and 10 rrs to them fiuc, the At
lsntia snd So tnik Cuy IL stt rsly uorset. icts
sDUTeliBa op.rs,ions are cpnt'nuslgy esr7s-d
On. ar with on aue. c ~ Anogbtinx 70 b.rf a
.O-s.nsss. o@Vsisi c1goss of oof = bAvs b.-n
brought In sasly. eefgi Of imPiovr1
arms was lAn' 81 onlv = few DAYS sinos
At wasb'usiou, IN he imlisn X yer, vs-rs
teo ,a'to.e bsvs b oil lASded bsfsrs.
A col sid' ab h,s. of shsil war s's.s.rs
Houn',d W guns b''ugh, from the norfslk
Ssvy Ysrd have their rendezvous IN thsss
sstsfr. Tbs b pvrighls In that rg,en hsvs
O,sn sxsccisinx en- un so-tsd iniustry. IL fs
slso true that lAfgs Duaber Of priz.s. -ixk
osr'ous cargoss captured OF only By DAvns
pii,Htse Dot BY parties acting ,Rd. -nse.tiy.
N tho gusrIills systsm, hAvs been tax q inss
ts'-d ~ upward q 50; but ws see by tbs Ek<.
Leh CIR, TiOaeer. o. July 20, vhica gives a
nst Of The c.ptnr.d vssssls Nth the rs 90 ~
tee nsst-rs and the prrts wtenos they ssii.d,
I. e. thsr ui'h deserir tioo os ihsir esrgosS
that thirty. nine wers taken on that cosst ~
to date.
soms of the pr'ro, have bssn httsd out -
pirAt,t; othJs have bssn converted in.o gun-
hcate; write most Of the larssr craft ksvs
cen burnsd or sunk, after bang frst de. psa-
I'd. 1he crews are faid 10 hav. been trsts1
sith uphssrd. ot bSrbartty. those unwilling 70
sngags in the frseoootirg services Of the q. q
a. were Immediately dispsich'd, on tho oif
prir e'pls Of RoRsRr KDD, that dead n~m
oil no tales." Tbs fse's In the esss togsthsr
sish Others d no km startling imprr, vin
20 made known Ia due time. by dsl-gstiua
OF sen tlsmsp frsp that state. whoss postu n
snd cbsr.c or viii prscluds all imps~ch nsnt q
thsir testimony.
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Moral y sf Ussp Life.

thANnb fkOA WAbhIhutOn ptAHY.
The folio ~ipg extract from tn, orderly booh
of wAsBISoroN, issu'd In gsn,rsl ORDERS BY
ths Commander at Cumberland, will spow tha'
he h.ia profanity In utter abhorrsnce. aud thai
he enforced rigid rules for its prsv,n'ion.
,xttact frcm Sparks Lifc, Vol 2, p. 1875
"Col WAsnIsoIos has observed that tho
mon of his rsgim,nt ere very prLssns and 10
probate. tie tskss this ppftunity TO inroru
hem OF his great 10 pleasure ~ ueh prac' ices
ard assures the that n they DO i leave thsp
of they tball DO s'v'Isly pun shed. The off,
csrs ere de- ired II they hssr any man sv.n
or make uss II On oath Of sxeeradon 20 order
the ffsndsr twenty-five iasnss imm sdiAtsly
With ut Cou't- nSrisl. For the sscosd u
fsnos he viii be mora severely pupishsd I"
Again from ths orderly book, Aug. Q 177G!
"1bo General IL sorry 70 be inforn.d tba
the foolish and sitked pssc leo Of prUfsns ours.
irR sLd SWEARING, vice h h,rstofHo llttls
known In sn Amsr'c.n Armv. b growing Ia
fashion. He hops th. oflic'rs vii by az
aBp's as wall IS n.husncs 9, ds,vjr % czech
II Int D IN tney and the msn viii reflect the
~s eau bavs little h pc N ,he bl.saibg o
p'sty aid folly. Addsd to this II is q vice -
mean and ios. vi,hout aoy t,up,s ion ihs
.v.ry men a sense and character dst,s,s an
dsspfss It."
The following ware bis distractions 70 Brigs
6ier Generals. M,y 20 1777i
Let vics aud an morality OF sve.y kind be
disco ur aged ss much a. postibls Ia your Brig
ads snd, as chaplain Ia allowed TO saei
regimen sss that the men rsgula arly attenS
Divine worship. Gambling OF sy,rv kind Il
expressly forbio Sen, IS beipg tho { und AtioI
OF evil ard the cause NJ many a brave and gal
liant oflesr's rulo."-N. Y Times.
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,oic''rs were beaten bsfors the b,t,ls II Batl
Roni tn y we're supplied with . fs~ vormy
ot.c"its nd = small qusniity ef what th.y
cales Coz ned besf. ssr ,smpls Of Il, and
TIED 70 tsar piecs ch with N teeth; Il vss
% SAT- that It mads my tongue smart
agsio. Ths vstsr they had 10 us,, Won can
s.s q INmpls Of Iucnins IN the e-st,s, ., m.
stfests- Unly thi.k os men bsing ,hus pro.
vieionsd, msrchipg sueh dis,spes, AID v'th
out rest, 400 attacking an snsuy of IL ls.ss
four doss tesiI number, ros v ors on. bJ loo
marches, sno vi plsnty 10 tas STRONGLY an
~ ch, and .ntirsiy surIo 4rdsi With ms.ksd
b,tisfi,s. and eomitg OF shh ths ,or o. bu-
Q wv huadred. 1tsttly &c. dnfut that th.
brave fellows wrrs not all cut 70 piso,s Truly
thess Com nissartes are dong Cd ssrvios 20,
aud fghtir z the battles ~ the rsb,ls BATS than
they c,n DO IL th.mselvea Toe m.n all ssy
u thu q v'rn mont oonld no, afford IL thsy
= oeld not compl,in, but endure u as lopg
Ne 1astsd, hu, 10 have Iot of poitici aus p'uu-
daring th.m % eti,ch them-.lvss IL more han
they N endure You's &C.,
JlHs W, FAyMYR.
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resr the end Of Jsnusry the govarruft, Tn
fsoo rent down TO Ksnsgava corm,si sioasr
uest with the reJugs rsprsssnti vss -
Frsnos and Lpelsnd. ihsy had too r,..tinsaI
and they patched MP matters 90 that 10 wss
.Hesd that they should return 70 th4ir rssl-
dsueo at Ysdo, on Saturday. the 22i inst.
What concessions they obtsinsd from the IN
p.rial government, It 10 ippossibls to ssy. 60
c.pt that they were to be resolved or thsir ~.
turn TO Ysoo with royal sslu . Of twenty On
guns. Tn the day above named they went pp
o tbs city. and we're received With mo gu q
tan they stipulated for. Th. JApsnsss ars
shrs. d, and they d d not muen rsii,h The sd
tias part OF the Gel smony 30 tosy concluded
10 make the Day one Of Rsreral gun praesics
C the forts rear the city, and though TIA
,ndiDg Of M.ss.s. ALCooK aud BElLsoounR
-as 1xea for 2 p. NJ, tnsv comm,ncsd Bring
n the forenoon Asd KEEP. IL up At inte yAis TIL
ear iunt.t The returning minis sr and charge
ould eoosidsr aDy twenty ous guns IN
ucees-iop, out OF the whole puabsr (-sas
,gbts .four) as the royal salute intancsd fox
hsmsslysB.
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Yout Tablet, has Boms very ssnsi lls obs'rva-
ions on III. present mode Of providing Poptis
or the AilitAIy Academy at Wet Point ID
ayG
Give tboss youths who ara nsithsr politicians
aor the sol Of politicians Q chAncs. Lsi ad-
RsSuSiis bs bsssd Noon dsmoc.st,c pTsn-
cipl,s- Lst q boys own 'nteilixsncs. gsn'ua
moral worth es the nssdsd qua ibcs'ions sD4
rot bis IL bsr's wire pllli, tAl.n;s or III
Iuubsr OF votes be eau control Let ho.sa
{ sxAninsIs 10 appointed In every CoDgTss-
s,oI Al Dist let. and lot all youths bst~esn r
ain Sgss he spEb'ed to present 'b'ms@iv.a Tor
examination Al d rbs mes WORTHY Dc sslactsa-" !"
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Che Way 40 Use . Deaf wAss ysu Held

think many mon carry the promisss OF the
", 10 Of Geo 40 . mis.r esrii,s baUk bilis, ths
,acs ,f which ca ls FOR oOantlsss tro'saus. bat
.bich he dos- not carry TO the bsnk for pre-
,aDt .iion. An ignor .nt man takes q hundrsd-
pound ota. He dots not kno shat tha stsnp
means, but bs bss b, en- iolo that /. msar . thst
ne bo's 10 wtfth bundled pCuods st.Tliaa-
Il IA worth Lotting 10 him Unlsss 1, viii dssa
wbat II prom'ss, and tho way Tor him 70 ss-
r.rtsin wb. her it N worth anything or noy
$40 tsks it to the Pay'Ug teller and see " II
sill orpw tho money IL IL tins 60 say that
lnsrs 10 no nonsy b.b,na Il, whsn, Oh It's be-
,nC rrs.enied, it IL r.jsctsd.
Tnsrs 70 mspy apo m.Dy msn who holds
stills for sl. sAipRs q G d, but who doss nse
present them. Ttey enter upon p iosoph,cal
itqsiiy as 10 whether thsrs Ia Q psssun psiv. srs
gument In favor OF payer; and ~hstb.r God
vii stop the laws Of nature for our bsnedt. or
20 use thsm to fu I'll his promises TO us But
ibs vsy the empty pr m'ss Of God n 70
compy vita It's ooooitinnr, and then wail foe
i,s fulhllnsnt.-H W BEHcHnR.
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When the B'iiish sod French Eavoys were
cared asAy 10 Kanasawa Mr. HARRIS 10
ns,Gso at bis post. Ha dstsrmtoAtion 70 rs-
sain at JsddO was wiss. Aus hs has aidsd 70
I,s ioID.r re,u 'Aton by the coune be oas pur-
u'd. He has g.insd the oniy point that dIpio--
fssey hss carried WITH ths Jsp,nsss tor s0as
.im, We thu &C hcossioD Of the right for al
'ors,gr srs II, baiid on the hills east of YnkohAs
ma H. has sho-n ths Japsnsss tia, ths
Unue0 Siass govsTnmsht 10 It's hru frisrd,
aud th. snsc l. goon for us all Had hs l@ft
rdo " III the other fors'gu rpresntstivss,
'bs meet oisastf ,us csnssqusncss 70 tolls coun-
ny might have followed. By remaining at
hi, poet, eop6dsres in him aud bis goysrnDAnk
have baaA soSursd.