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Us -w W m ■•rw' —a wc-p-w ^ftE 8AVAHHAH OEPUBUCAH. P. W. ALEXANDER & CO., dUrM^MMirrHann.. SA'V^|S^A^: t ttJflt > ;lJ ; btoAN>;,jpf j8UAX,;MljRNBSO, %AY 22. ffi&f m mflNNAftOA. ttaasday Morning, May aa. lyraBMf or# la becoming an important item It tho Hit or our export*. Upward* ol 8,000 box- M have been shipped from this port alaea the first of Jiuaiy, aomawhat three-fourth* of which be- u» omt to foreign porta, principally Liverpool. Thafint eooalgnmaau received wara shipped chiefly to coaitwUa ports, Baltimore and Naw York gattioi moat of U: but now tha greater por tion guaa abroad,baoauaa,- wa praaumo, tha market la batter. There are several vaaeala now In port taking la oooalderabla quantities lor Liverpool. •taadav upaa th* Prwteatwail Clergy •! larannah. The Roman Catholic Provincial Council, com* poaed of the Hierarchy of tha Church, and repro- aentiog the 8a«a of Baltimore, Wheeling, Pitts- bash, Rlchntoqjl, Philadelphia and Brio, asaemblcd In Baltimore tho S'lh Inst- During the second day of tha acaalon, Iho Rev. John McCaffrey, D. D., President of Muuat St. Mary‘a College, Einmlta- burg, Md.» preached a discourse which wo find published in tha Ualiimoro Sun of the llth inst. Our attention hat been called to tho following paragraphs of tho discourse: •» 11* would aowalludo to Iha Right Knv. llr. Barren. Ha was a foreigner, a member of a wealthy nud arteto- cratlo ramify, and lufl all that was dear to tho hearts of non, aud docllasd tho attractions or the a turns I city In order to onme to America and labor In tho cau*- of missions. Its wont to AMea, amt If he accepted the episcopal office, It was for the pnrpose of eipandirg his labors, tneraaslng hi* utefulnssa, and oreachlng tho go*pet to unenlightened men. He returned to this coun try in the eharaeter of aa humble missionary, as a poor print, though Uewa«a inltrwl Hlstum In the Church or Uod. Such was hit humility. Wherever his ser vice* ware most needed, there he Uborcd-uutll he found, at savannah, the clow* or a tits a« vlnrloutashls death was triumphant, lie reached lhat city whun the yellow fever was raving; ai d whilst a hat «•/ ttktr Mi'aiKrr* awenf/g raa stray/real (A* teats •/ deny tr. he was at hit poat—aobly doing his duly. W hst. #ahf the speaker, catted him there? What motive actuated him In thus exposing his life? There was no motive excepting that he lived for Christ, and hit own life ho rendered. For two weeks, in feeble health, he con tinued his labors, visiting tha sick and dying, amt whilst supporting and comforting Uu-afflicted, lm fell n victim to ibo scourge. **lle was shortly afterward* followed to the grave by Iha Right Rev. Francl» X. Hart land, l> D, HI Amp of Savannah. This prelate had well learned hi* duly al F.iumllUburf,where he wa* educated. He was zciloua and peraeverJag hr thodlrchargo of all hi* dull*-* as a protcrur, and began his priestly life in Philadelphia, when tha Asiatic *c»urvo made lu first appearance, lu- baling lh« psstllenllal onatli of sichnes, on iha very dayol his ordination. Hy his zeal and fldetliy m Hie S erformance or every good work he received the con- d«-nce of his fellow-laborers, ami thus whilst the Hi,hop honored,Iho church laved him. t'onsecrsied to the bm nr datsunah In IH3U, heconllnued hte self-sac. iflcfeg labors until four years thereafter, and when he w»* about surllng for 1'hlladelnhla ihe yellow fever burst upon the city In its worst lorra. Now my brethren, continued the speaker, why did he not leave? Why o-»t proceed on tils journey lo Iho North ? lie would lell them why. Hi-cuu.t- hn desired to prove a pr nclple peculiar lu tho Catholic Church It was the principle of doing mmd. The go. d shep herd gave hit llle for Ihe sheep, and so did Ihe go id prelate, for he alto fell a victim to tho scon rue For four weeks, however, he «caa spared, and eraser! not his soul-cheering mini*!rations, visiting the spacious mansions of*ihe wealthy, the narrow hovel* of ihe poor, and the hot cartels or the suffering. Nor were hi* de. voted labors confined m h.a own hou,rho|d of faith. Hs wa* al tAtSidtidi sf dying 1‘rvftlantt, tehott Mfa. ultra kaJ/tdfrtn IknrjtilJ of duty, lie was always patient and resigned to hi* loi. aud cheerful ami ener- f rllo In the discharge of hi* duties: he Inspirited all by Is cximple In tho gro.1t work; of mercy ami charily, and m* man could have (alien more nobly than hr fob. lie fell In the front rank on the battle He'd of the Christian soldier, with his face turned upward to Heaven.” in regard to Bishops Barron and Can land, it affords us pleasure to say, that so inr as «ur knowl edge extends, they at well as other resilient Ro man Catholic priests, did their whole duty lo their fl«ck. They wero engaged day and night in visiting their sick and administering consola tion to their dying- This it notorious, is cheerfully acknowledged. But wo havo JTe: to learn that they offered any whatever lo persons of iho Pmtosnnt faith, dood, they could hardly have d<»no so, ns th<ir time wjs almost wholly occupied with their own people, who wero greater sufferers than the na tive Protestant population. It is woll kuuwn,how ever, lhai Prutostani clergymen did give every attention in their power to persons of thu Homan Catholic pursuasion. ■As to the charge that Protestant ministers "cowardly ran away from the scones ol danger," and "fled from their field of duty,” wo pronounce it,upoo our own personal knowledge, nn un mitigated slander, without one particle of truth lo •attain it. Wo remained in the city until the epi demic had spent its lury—long after the death ol Bishops Barron nnd (Jartland—and know that not one Protestant clergyman loft after the appearance of the fever. They all continued nl the post of duty and danger, as bccamo Christian heroes, and every ono of them, with a solitary exception, had the fever. These are facts known to thousands, and can not bo denied; and being such, w# call upon the Baltimore press to give Ida Protestant clergy of Savannah iho benefit ufihern. Treason in Massachusetts.— 1 Tho personal lib erty bill, iutended lo nullify the fugitive slave law, waa taken up in thu II«>ua«* Thursday and an amend ment *o It nd. ptcd forbidding any State officer holding the office ol United States Commissioner. A motion was made to strike out ilu- section which incapacitates any attorney who acts for a slave claimant from practicing in the Siato Courts; but was rejected by n largo majority. The bill w»s then passed—yeas 229; nays -13. Tbohiil previously passed th» Senate and is as stringent as iroiymti could make it. It remains to be seen whether Gov. Gardner will givo his sanction to the tm-nauro. Mitarte n»fa-l.ocn»ii t tout., bur* *sT CbMMtNo, Forsyth Co.. Gad. I. * • • May 18,1855. { Mw*re. Bottom i—Thaantl-Know Nothing Ut- tsrof Mr. Stephana surprise* no ooshsre. Tits Johnson faction are In ecatsalea ovsr it, notwith standing lwo-thlrda of tha documsnt contain ths strongest "M ml of Araeriesn doctrino. 1 have read the'letter cerefully, end endorse nearly all the po- alitone In it, and regard Mr. Stephens a (It eubloot lor Initiation Into tho oounoilo of the M dark lan tern” fraternity. If there is h Council organized al CrawfordvUle,th« residence of Mr. Stephens, I suggest to "Sain” lo call a meeting forthwith and take him in! Hs Is tsn timoe sounder In refer- •no* to tht true principles of the American party, than tho Pierce democrats ol the non-elaveliold- )ng 8tatee are, In reference to those of tho demo cratic party, aa explained and advocated by South* ern democrats; end strange to say, Georgia dem ocratic editors praise Mr. Stephens' Isttor, iflilisto with Pierce and his northern iroo-eoll and aboli tion sympathisers, and denounce tne Amoricun movement, all in tho satuo column, and in one breath I There are some pour 11 It ice in tho letter which i did not expect from Mr. Stephont. Doe* he sup pose that there is a Know-Nothing in tho Stnto who affiliates, or thinks of affiliating with that gang of rascals and lunatics in tho North, mention- ed by him I Does ho think there Is ono of iho Or der in Goorgia, who does not aland, flatly and «quarely,on thu Georgia platform ol 1BA01 Ho corininly cannot think so ; if he docs, lot mo say to him ho does tho patty crest, wanton injustice. We arc Union men \ Constitutional Union men ; oanded togeihur lor tho purpose of sustaining tho Uni .-it, on Constitutional principles, and no other. Sh-iuld Congress refuso Kama*, or any other ter ritory applying there lor admission into tho Union, because ot her allowing slavery, wo should cer tainly feol bound to assume that position, and car ry it out, whore thu rusolutiom of the Convention of 1850 place ut, and as wo concoivo place all the people of Goorgia. Wo should resist tho net, re a disruption of every tio that binds us to thu government, let ibo consequences be what they might. Wo hud a lino rain before day this morning. It was much needed, and nil nature seems Invigora ted and in smiles. The crop*, though backward, are promising. Tho whoat crop, It is believed, will bo an average otic, should no mishap beta I it between tin* nnd harvest time. Oats nro qnito low, W ti tho seasons continue, will bo high enough to cut by iho timu they ripen. Tho forevts, field*, nnd gardrns are vocal with the song ot tho locust. Tru ro aro million* of them flying nnd singing in all directions. 1 send you herewith a live one, taken Irom an applo tree in my lot. 1 hope it will reach Savannah milt kick ing. and in a tinging humor. 1 counted 47 on the treqfruni which 1 picked this one, nnd sitppoeff J [ did hot tee aver half, on account of the thick foH- age. As yet, they have done no damdgo to any sort of vegetation,and wo npprehnnd none Irom them. Very truly, yours, Mountaineer . (Correspondence of the fiavannah Republican] Mr. Stephens* I.otter in Southaven torn (•enrxin. TnoMASVir.LK, May 18tli, 1855. Meters Editor*.- Tho teller ol tho lion. A. 11. Stephens, published In your paper of this week, has hi-cn received and read hero by our people, and I am glad to inform you that it has nol sfiakou tho .confidence of any in iho principles'of tho American party. Every man who has taken tho la#}palns to inform himsoU upon tho political •uoijecta of tho day, must expect that politicians chrpughfiui tho land would oppose iho growing an<1 i proMtctaof tho American patty, and xhotelorc ‘ Mr. Stephens* letter has not disappointed us Hi* m m City, the Savannah Rspubllcan.] 8*Wl Sana (Uephmia. Al Sam’s •* brother In the floeb,” 1 desire to My, that ho has boon groeaty, end, ai l bollevo, unjust- ly. abused. Mr. Wiee of Virginia, who a*k« hi* party U* make him Governor of tha Stats, haa ap plied to my blood ruletlona, the terrible epithet* of "Chrlatlee* end Godless.” Mr- Stephen* of Geor gia, whom we would all desire to honor, asserts that Sam’s Order ie allied lo tho Jacobin, regiuldo Clubs ot Franco. It this be really so, Mr. Ste phens may take consolation, that those Jacobins ultimately mat a terrible fate. Marat found a Charlotte Cordey, and Robeaplorre was shot by Billaud Varennss, Within tho mysterious Jacob in Order of Banti there would thus eeom lo bo gorme of Its own destruction, and men, to execute awful vengeance upon Its sans culottes brooch- los*, leaders. Let us lake hupetul consolation, in advance. Aa Sam’s brother, I am likoly to know, that ho is nolthor tho Godless creaturo of Wise, nor tho Jacobin of Stophons. Being a strong- minded man. ho choones to keep bis own coun- sel*, and to guvorn his household, in his own wny. Hie mother-in-law and her children, altompl, at time*, to dictate to him, in tho guvurnmant of hi* family. To this, ho replies. No! Sirroo! My house ie tny own ; America/or Americans. Sam Intimated to mo tho other day, with great moderation, fur ho has never boon known to lo*o his tompt-r, or recriminate—Mr. Stephens—object* to my secrecy. Ho forgot*, that all groat roioim*, all •uv’cuealul resistimeu tu p«,w«r, timet votnttionce in this way. Such wero the Awrc,ur love feasti>, of tho early Chiialauis. But whun our Uivinu religion hud invaded thu pagan pulm-cs td thu Co!<ia's,thi-ro wu* uu lunger any nccoMity fur se crecy or tho Catacomb*. Sam in now luh-rably strung, *ud ho intends, un ibo 5th day o r June, having luvndi-d tho high plncC*, to abjuro secrecy. It i* remarkablu that Pliny, tho Pro-Consul, ml- dronring his Imueiiul master, Trajan,*aid uf tho Christian secret societies, thut "ihuy bound them selves by a solemn oath, not fur the jnirjintes uj any tnicked design, but never to commit Irnud or tltuft, nuver to lalaily thotr word, nor deny n trust, when tequirod to deliver it up." Yet his edict for bade those secret mot-tinge, and torture was ap plied to tltosu who violated it. Mr- Stephens uuks wlntP Sain intends to do. Sam does not know that tho Republic is ruined when tho whole people go Into caucus, instead ol confiding such secret meetings to liio low lending politicians. Ho i» now iu caucus of the whole, AWard AbwuMlha WftSliittKfou l/Hlwsi J # Ii«w»|MiiM>r. { fFrotnthe Itlchraomi (Vs) Bxslnlner-ltem. Organ.] Tho journal is artfully and laboriously extonua- lug tho conduct of lhat ofllolsl land speculator, Motion omissary, and expsllod ox-Governor— ltnodor, latool Kinwi. H is IsehrymoMily lulling the Hnutii what a stout Polk, Dallas and Cass man, what a fierce Fuglliv* Slave law champion, what a staunch a till- Wllmot Pro visoiit and Kansas- Nobraskaiio thla Reeder waa—boloro he went to Kansas,snd before hebeesme interested In laud speculations with abolition emigration aid romotlvs. 'I he Union makes bold lu declare that this ex- ofllolsl, who fled from Kansas at the sight of hemnon twigs in tho hats ol htr bravo Bottlers,' has nut fur a moment diverged from tho plain straight forward path ul duty" in a single ono of spouulatluus or vile outragea upon tho Iranoldsu. The Union would lam eeduco newspapers to juln it In this defence t* this sllinnco with Greutey and Garrison ..« . u - . ties, and this covert denunciation of brsvu Southern , —uu. Sanguinary encounters wore frsqaent, and settlors In Kansas. Tho attempt is vain and idlo tho Iom on huth sides wse immense, There was DRITISH BNOINKEtt-8 account oktub DBVBNCE* OK 8KVA1! TOI-OI,. "You ask my opinion sbodt the fiege." No «ne 1 who has seen ihe awful strength of the dwlcncee, MlctaUs of tike JYiUm. ! stretching as they do, around thl* side, with tien ol battario* and eniranclimenia one bahirid th« THE BALTIC’S MAILS.) INTKRKST'INO We are unahled to lay before our readers thl* morning, somewhst in aduanee of the regular Mall, the following Interesting partlsulare of the FOREIGN NEWS BY THE BALTIC. I'ROCillESS OF THE WAR. COXIMKIlCUt. RRCQRn, SAVANNAH n.«MK(;T. |U. J. tVsTTHN -TW safes ^hado.4*^ *t «»*• k»lk»wlef panlruhir* j | ,< klMt Xtll tt r.l.ll mm a. tiitiur, arnl tr* , quuoi *»lt*-nt points flanking the «n- ai^i 3t»at ti cuts. Vrwas u /• Umi «ra prkaw tiro ime.snd ’bring a ireinendou* croeeltre upon it* iraMacUon, uo u*« .*** ' * every |M>lr,t ( but must lo*»l, lhat an assault now will ha attended with far greater carnage than it would hsva ba«n six months since "And yet lhat assault must be rnsde* and, In my humble opinion, within the neat ten dsyt God i grant that It msy bo succvselul, fur un it will de pend ihe safsty of tho entire army. I kn»w that the assaulting columns are lolled off, sod the «n Nmvusi stall l:xp«ru. 9l«/« f P*# 0rbrig(JtsM,Oa«nneti.,R.a^.| tt|t)) RRcKini* or onvi», rr g c. r. .MUlllll, Column. «r. loll.C Oir, .IK) ttn .i.- U .J ll.-IU.MwC«u. m glneer officer who hst lo lead thorp, but it la kept- Orj^t.»; M«, i w i^ b , u j, ^ uk.*I TliiirH ■ • m .1 tltn Ii.mahI tni.ini.nl In tha fua.lr.. lltiiai»>A. i..n.a^i ..... being mo ; but II it is, 1 shall, 1 hope, do toy duty, * ami if 1 survive, 1 shall have certain promotion JI I'.W I nti.h A a *. w \ v 7c, pTiTT,- . ttiitoi in..Mtfh tint I •„ t k , tlr A '•'HthkMil ,1 l'i» (>iWn» * «*S* Huumra ut (vtuiiui. t tio auwii.p* t* *om ui.u iuiu. too iuh oii iiuui Riur* wae inimcnsu, incnwit » ....... . » a-tn t,•»»»■% --«<*** Thuso Virginia journals w’hlch would join in thu i nothing, howuver, in thu siege y«l to wairaut an Ayr h«w, we sl.a.i all gel a cia»p lor the buemvas, . . J.... .Ul.co,d./.no,, .cd.ho.. w„ l£ h d...would j mu.L iucicc- ! i Si Tho South woll understands tho Washington o«, not having produced the result anticipated; in- undoubtedly the MslaknfT Tower, »«d this ih«-y »*•*«■•>, *" *’ * i. Out of 14* member* already elected to thu deed, tho pueltiun of thu Allies w«e regarded as • havo lately strengthrned by establishing forts sod »■"*»'* hunt t.i -u RuDrcc.nt.Uvcc Uotn tho Nuilb.Jiut I crlucil notwhti.lending tbo adv.iitaBCi ih.y h.d ZTXSHS1.1 f dT'^ "'J'.'L ''i!''!’,' S ’ arc N.biukc Ken... .Hon. U|H.|, Whop Urn | A |M||> of ,„ d Co celled .(•«.,UK nMmtHWI k«dl; ’ Union. ... neat iloutu'ui fifteon nro Nehiasku Kansas mutt, upon n«um mo • itK ,„ . Houtlt can rely. All Ills* rest aru Iree eoilora— avuvt-d, uonintiiled uttd uiu-omiiromisiog. It f meet for thu Wasliingloii Union to look to Iho ft[-■' > h - «*'—**•- »"' 1 huen inkc-ri, with many prisoners. Thu gum-rut Imprcssiun la England is that tho nrtmmg. known well enough that ovory ago haa its Arnold and ovory esuao it* Isruriut. ' Ho tlint wu havo this request to make of tho Washington Union newspaper, to wit: that it do the dt-moersev thu favor not to approvingly men- linn their cause, their State, nr thotr candidates , invest tho town, nuain w|n|,, our election is ponding. W'onieniitoj FROM THE CRIMEA, triumph in Virginia, in vpito o| every incubus, let ■ Thu |H,«ition ol thu Allu-a w„h regarded as crit- nnd hilidrnm-c; hut wo do*ir« no uid Irom the j jeal. Although they had made ribmI progrrM io- Wneliintiton Union. Wo do not waul toiho «n- ward llio citv their l>omb*fdmem had much slack- eumbored with lliu help of thu apologist of Ruudur, oned on tho vlHtlit k-i h s not to waste their oininii- tho oiiiuial nhuttor ul aid soeintius under thu |ia- nttnin. Au iinuieiiso RusHinn force was r'-ported trmmgu of Greotuy and Garrison. Thu sympathy to tie com-uiitrating near Kevcstopol, said to be of such a journal is a reproach upon our cause; its 100,000 strong. prnis.-s am pollution ; HH God speed a curse upon Lord Raglan admits Itul the bombardment of our head*. BevaMopol nnd not produced the result looked for. Virginia due* not moan to condemn her own Tim Jot ol casualties to tho Allies was not heavy, neoplum Kansas. Tho issue of tho Union is to , Nuuivrons roinlurcumeiits wore constantly resell- be reared un the soil of that young Statu, and *ho tng tho Allies, nud tho French reserve ol hO.UiX) will not may Ralrnr to horown flesh nod blood hy men near Consiaiiiinoplo wero expoctod to bo sout allying liurstill with Fornt-y and Reeder. v The t«, Uaiuklsv.i. bfavu Soutlicru men who havo gono to Kafisair Russian official aerouots to th<* 24'Is ult. retire- always intended to act honestly, lawfully and gent th« dantugesustained asbut ol littlo nccounl, niodt-rniuly, Irut firmly and uflue'ivuly. They met nui j a || wrronL-tivL-lyrepuir«-d,whr>oib»»ki>unsl)- Iraud and cunning, urtilico and diriiuiiestv in tbo cs woru geriutally successful The l<*«* sustumud bold, uiniilv way. Tlu-ro wero no i-statiliHliud hy mo gurr »m front »hu Hill to tbo 15th ult. wee courts and sottU-d laws to appeal to, nnd tlmy gwrn subalterns, nnd 435 men killed,6 superior. 84 roomed trick and artifice 'llioy uu-t tho aboli- rubiilu-rn officers and l,H9ll men wounded. Tim tlooivts nud aid *ocktics in the ouly munttur they English capluti-d the fust Rua«t»n rlttepit on tho could moot them in a wild country without ad opt- ,.| |fi„ 17 ■ h alter a dogpernto encounter Col. ing their own bsao lactit-s. They met them as Gr.ib.im Egortou, the field officer hi command, , ,, brave, honest pioneer*, looking to tho interests of , WN% killed. nnd on the 5th day of Juno Mr. Stephen, I suppose. and to tho tmriro w ellidro jd naarent , On the gthli, an nttael; was made on theSd Kua- Muntitvhil., States, always nteot rpecuIntorH of the hour, who gmu rifle pH, whah was ainiost immt-distely abnn- IK ' study only tseliUh entn, atqi would tutu the ta»r* donoii. According to the ataiuinent ot two Polish est region* «>I earth into perpetual Jcxoluiion to du»erter«, UK),IXKIRussians were hi tne vicinity of Servo their owfidetpicnblu inter,-rls ; Sevastopol. Virginia recollects the Mia. Forrest letter. She Thu forts on thu north side of tho harbor had doles on the men ol tho lu-mpuii twfgs. Ruiiiem- , tnkou part m tho cmooiiadu, carrying allot* cear like sppea'aoco. I fancy this will U. tbo point of tho mum smauU, though 1 mako nodouht wt shall assault in many oilier place# Wu shall thru push on and try lo enter the tower workv with iho re treating Rua*tan«. Once within the lower, w«, whole ol Kamiuscli and Balnklnvn lilt latitude- shall mmXu all ths mu of their llttesin ru*«r»e. nod fouco ol a low corps, white iho main imriion <»f sho soulii side ol tlm town must be ours. 1 t*ro l l.o Allio. try in D-D.tr.to (ho intenur .nd ru. ..It, 0....10. tl.o Hrol.lom, l..r "10 n,.nh , .. ... , . . , . ' more powerful fortresa then ibe aou the aupplies of Si-vaaiopol, and then cumplutuly .... attentions j course for the last few years has been vacillating. In- J ami j n very many respects on*Aii»factory t, many of his friends. N„w that lie find* there is an in fluence in his district nnd chewfiuro, stronger and more potent than anv ho can exert, u is but n»t- i and ural that ho should fly into a p4»»i,»n, and de- J tiounce that influence and tiie men who cxvrt it. A» a member ol iho American party, I nm realty ; glad ho hsa taken this c-uirae, nnd 1 smeorelv hope that politicians ovory whore will imitate his ex ample Wo have hud thorn thinking and planning f-»r us long enough ; it is time, and high time. w« wuru tiunkiou aud noting tor oursulvet. Opposi te**, even il it comes from Mr. Stephens, will tut help on the looverneni. 1 *c«t that sotno of the Dem 'cratic pipers are already preparing to kiss die tee of the " little dietHtor.” On whnt a meeting it will be—that ot tlw Federal Union, tile Magon Telegraph and " .Mr. E. Isaacs," tliu Augusta oostinitionaliM, iho Savannah Gcorgiun, and Alexauoc-r H. Stephens,—the pspers wlneli lie ha* denounced for tho ireitson ol Southern Rmhtw,on<J thu man whom they have abused and vilified ns » runegsdo to the South and » traitor to her interests! Verily tliu ends of the world lire come together. Wo mny next expucl l«, hear that the Rusamna nnd the Al lies hi thu Crimea have beat their swords into pruning hooks, and luvo all mot together in ro vastopul to have m grand joliitic-itiion. Thu American party will survive however, dm- pile Mr. Stephens and his allies. If is a movement will havo an np*tver to bis inquiry Sum'd brethren in Nuw York stand on tliu follow ing platform: I. American*shall rule America. «. Tile Union ol ilicse Btatea. 3. No North, n<* South, iio Eait.no West. 4. The United State* aa they are— ono and in- scpariihlu. 5. No sectarian interference In our legiilation, or the administration ol American law*. fi. Hostility to tho assumption* of tho Pope, through the Bishops, Priests and P*elaied of the Roman Catholic Church litre, in a Republic sane- tified by Proii-stant blood. 7 Tfmrough reform in tho naturalization low- fi. Free and liberal edui-uiionil iniiituimns b all suets nnd el isses, with iho Bible, God's holy woid, us a umvetasl texi-booK. At thu great Sanhedrim in Philadelphia, Sam will bu Grand Rabbi uod Cubon. If secessionist* and abolitionists creep in there, his lyux-vyo will "spot" ilium. Wolves in sht-op'n clothing may bo there, but 1 would not bu in their skins. S*m in tend* that his faintly shall bo harmonious N<» Nottii, no South ! Ho knows all nb<-ut iho Clay ton Compromise bill, aud how and why il was de feated. He haatrusted them, but now ho will "put un end to tbu reign of »mnl| men." Thu Clayton Compromise would.havo saved us from tho Kan sas question ami ns consequences. That territory # in Ihe language of Mr. Stephen's " ridiculous mouse" at Macon, belong*ol tight to "native and naturalized Americans." But, as thu law now Eta.ids, it i* in tlte power of munty, to import foreign paupers md felon*, to vote away our birth-right. Tho Macon *' .M'»u»e " asserted, that thistuintory ooicngeJ to "native naturalized Americans " Air Stephens,in her lhat. Fir to into by a BniTKti Cnui»R«t.—Mr. Thos. .MneloNii, mate of iho schooner Bay City, writing |r<-m Rio Janeiro on .March 1st., gives a detailed statement of thu late overhauling ami boarding of flint vessel by'.lie commander of the British curiser Bonnilla, when ofi*thu Brazilian coast on lior voy- into th .■ fines ul th<- A Hi j ENGLAND. ! t.- . n \t. 'ni... DoM'.itclies from iho Crimea wero reaching iho Bnti-li government hi a few hour* by telegraph, but iheir supp.-rt w-.,» not g.-neraby communicated to the public, although nightly questo n« wero n»k* ed hi i'nrliatm nt lor int--rma<ion. T'liu mini,tors deeiau-d 'h.it they should exercise dm* discretion in thu publication «I itic- nows. w*. _ ,, ,, , Lord Jottii Ru-sdl limf rc-sppearcd in hi* sent in ,„ r nee lo San Francisco. I he Englishman, supp..- j» n rliuim-tit. and Mated fho sHbstance <■! tho nego- reply, give* u* u sernpnf Latin—m rid-rule Sam! Stand firm! Do nut he alarmed by a scrap ol Loin! Throw back tl;m a nt him, Kirum tenralis nimn! and quote ib'«* nuih >riiy ot Hora.-e. Don't laugh nt him, Ho)*! i* the meaniug tbu Lsiim ; which I give for tho hern fit of ilie order, which .Mr. Stephens represents to navu been composed of working men, who aru nut supposed to carry Horace under their arms. Sam! stand firm! you will never again hnvo your pride ns an American, mortified, hy the up* pomimunt of foreigner* to represent you nt other Courts. There will l,u no im ru Bolimuo*, Austrian iitoney-elisnyers, io represent you nt ihu Hague, no iimro Soule*, French red-republican* ut .Mad rid; no m^roOwens, Scotch socialists and seetfer* of inspiration at Naples; or O'Sullivans and brnguq nt Livboii .Sam ! your lieri'agu in land linn been given to slrnncciM by Congress, and your oflieen by Frost- dent 1'iurce. Stand firm ! for your country and , Your Buotukr. J of thu -trodden mamt*, mid not of the polili- T’ur. N. Y. I niBL-xtoN Ain. Stephens Li.tter Tho Tribune contains a clixrnctemiiu notice of Mr. Stcplieiis' late letter—an follows : ".Mr. Alex. II. Stephens of Georgia ha* writ ten n chuiu-tcriMic loiter on the Know Nothings. Mr Stephen* decline* to join or represent ifiu Order, and has withdrawn from the canvass a* Rtpiiacutnlivu to ^Coiigie-s. Air. Stephen* n . o.ipoNed t<> the Know-Noihlng* lw-eiU«« they Know Nothino Nominations in Misst*sirri — proscribe the Roman Caiholies, who, ho a«y«, Tb.i Kn..w Nulliln«.,ii h w«io.i;ii«vn nominjloit »'■ Hwwt. I" Sl»»«ry tlian G.„. Kom.ii.e, nl l-ODCloc,lion., Mi..- , .'.."TSSt, luippi. Ho is Ot Iho Quitman soIumiI ot politics— i |, fl , derived from the action of ut'raatatu tighn. For Scctataty of State, A. G. J mgs ol Mstaavhuwit#. that tlw now patty will Horn ol Clark county, and editor of tho Uuitman »»"• n ** uln0 d'sl'nd rro-SInvj-ry gr-m.d. Upon 1 tliu point .Mr. Hicpltens make# some n-tmuk* loch ahow Iiiiii to be a man of sing ilie Bay City to be a Russian privateer under American color*, fired a gun to cauvc her to heave to. Tins wan not done until swell other shots wero sent athwart her course, and iho male states that a .delay in *hov leg our flag was the solecauso of (bis sharp action on tho part of Lieut Wppkes, who wns in command of tfi - RonniUa at tho timu. BttCAnurrr* rtt--M CAi.tr-mNtA —A cargo of wheal uml flour i* ntmut to bs rhipped front -^nn Francisco to New York. The clipper ship Charm er i* up at San Francisco, for Now York; U,ik)0 Ion* of wliont and flour have noun engaged nt $10 per ton', nt which rate she will ptobably fill up.— A San Francisco fetter rays: Some of tne hftUier* ot Chili flour nfleied to sell the bnlaneu of tin H Mock r.t 84 per hair, I, to any party who would engage to ship H <*ut of the country I’lio wlmlo »i.>ck ol Chili llourisnow- aLiut to,OOtl barrels (m ,acksp of all oihor kiudi lito.ikiO, ..* ns cquivnlcut hi w||,.ai T-'tal of pres cm nvatUhte stuck, »W,UbO banel* of wheat and flour. London—Hiving been but three ,1 tys hi 8 uj- doti, I Imvi- m>t >*« inquired ill- light m speak of what is being thought and -ml in this mighty Emporium. Eondoit, a* Do Quinc-y fia* well »<nl, l« rnor* than a city—it •*. like Romo m her glory, an Empire—the Cummer cl* I, Rome was long ihe Political, tba me'ropoli* ol tho world. Other clue* arc commercially importnnt or 111vt»I only a* they are relit,-cl nr Miixillsry in Un* . Under tliu canopy of yellow f.q* wlucfi cover* t,k»' a blanket the district stretching smite six Hole* in every di rectum from Tcmplu Bar <>r CliaringCrtosisgAth- er, d more weal:b, more intelleetuni force, mmo e »mmerciil adiviiy, ilim any ihousand *<piiro riiilei i*f**ide. A meeting of hall n dezon pinm ciuzon* in a dingy bark room m the coy dee ides on a step which shall give new fife t-> the iuduvrV of n province hi Cenir.ll A»ia <>r an island in iho Pa cific .Mexican mine* are worked (>rdc*0Mo •.oceans are traversed hi quest ol islands ol guano or ben» ol pearl*, ns a lew long head* quietly laid toge'li er in teind-m, see fit indirect H*ro dwubs tiie gn al heart wIiomi pulsatirut* nru felt nnd obeyed to Chinn or Australia, Egypt and Brazil, and whose life-giving currents aro comtautiy relum ing incur.cli their source and nugnu-nl its power. And tliu*, vnM a* it already is, London still grows, by virturu of ihe momcniomalte Jong ago acquired, uml of the fact Ulal no railroad can l«t ,- -ns'rueted, no obstacle navigation rem-»ved, no iniite opened, tm clearing made, in any part I ibo world, which will not increnso her trade and pros perity be i cians, by whom they have so lung been ruled with rod of iron. A S-»N or tnr. Sou.. n,l a* Il pr Oil from Writer. oil l» about t,> Ix-minc mi article irn" * HI C * Ini-, Intelligencer—formerly a whig. For Auditor of I Uu ad Tho Know Nothings in the Loiiisvillo district, Kentucky, have nominated the Hon. Humphrey Mar.hall, tl.o l.lc cof.iniX*iunc r lo China iiml oiiu |» 1I t,| lo AccmmlH. F L Sm ..f Hind, coonly— j tl»i'iUm,'on, I l..«. ol n" I of the ablest men in the btnie, as a candidate lor Union democrat. For Stair Treasurer, Cdlont-I ••rganlzation at Mil# day, except by an agreement ! SiiHinf M.r,htl*l—.« Ilcnr) Cl.y Whtj. Fur Jiul«o '•"'■•"C '» "" w>.„,.clinuwWiI,... ,.. _ _ .... r. t .u u. .k r- ... ti . ... i, I bo tho paramount question of the day. Ilu admits Tnx MtTlionitT Conference of the State of I of the High Court of Error nud Appeals. C I i t hot ilin old W h*u party went to piece# „n thu New York has taken up tho slavery question, snd, Smith, of Wilkinson county—a Union democrat — j question "f Slavery, and that thu Sham Demo I among Other things, denounces it as n moral,social For Clerk of tho Superior Court of Chancery, J ■ ( eralie onrty nio cxpuiicncing n similar Into ; nnd .od political «,«. Itju.l.uch m.lliudi.M .. C. CMD.nicr, c.f llmd. c„UM)-. Uuum dcmn.,.1.1j}™ 1 V.'.'i u.'T'c.'ftrui'.. »'"h ! these, we presume, that havo been driven out of Tor CungroM the sxme party has nominated for . Kansas. iiMlug nn I tuhrlrallng purpose*, ilif \ Iii-Iom nnd pri-p,riles,mi) pud,-void i yrnrinl ,« dvf. In some <■! lti<* Wcxterti y*lnte* iher tli«- surUc- ol *111*11 sireams, an <ol« ■ r»ti-i«tenc) nnd color of ihln mu| rt ..,.. a sirong liiiiiuiliiou* odnr. II lint im/r cnlle-l taV -p j hr. Fo I, r uiml, iq»n ih.lHiif ,i| il Mill |N,.*,«*I| •III, . Mill II larger ,d ihe the first distnci, H D. Nnbera; third, Lockhart E iho South uolcrsit I* prepared to stand by South ern inlcruslfl and their lusiiiuliims, and >li><« test he •ii*lhi lulu to persiMii livbu: In the i trinity, ban- been In 'he lintel •niurxilng n ptni k, 11,) *prend- lMir II npun th - -nrficu ul oneol iliu.e stream* nnd thru C'dleci'nir III,- ,,iI * till Mppr,.prist,'> levels. Individual* linvv nl nine* nmu»cl tlio'n*e|«cs p> lamilnc thl. coin, huoilde »uh-lnii<e wIdle niiNioig n.- n ilie water, and tbu* selli-'g -ilm rl»cr un lire." md no dool,t In »mr.c IliHnlic,'*. t,\ tbi* ni-nn* fnl.if, me ilieprodm ilon ms Ie I*)' w >' of di*i'<imulng their mmlerate alilllUe*. ihni the petfurinnnru ol *urti a tent b) them vnoilil - 1 imu-r ’ lake plan- Tin- oil which I* lliu. ft'iailng shunt 1* •IVliuleum," nru tt hoMiMIH'i'lj caluftt, '*wock «’tt," ih* tv*aUi ,< l ,.r Vi-g. lahfe ,|pcnm|M,*ul m, peenhsr lo cartons pints of the world, lull esii,-cUlly to ilm coal dltirle • ul the Idlli«» i»ortn*>c*l*rii part of I' Closing Barber Shots on the Haiiratii.—In Bostirn recently, tho .Mayor ordered tbo harbor shops lo ba closed nn Sundays, on ihu ground llut Houston; fuurrii, W. A. Lake; and for the tilth* i derb«rcsmu*t ho applie*! m overy party proposing nia u may iinK4iiier.il in large quam.ue*. amt Hiram Cassidy. Eik«. All aro democrats, except Mr- . any such Union. Air Stephen* need nut feel unj quality wlilcli bid* fair to render if an Important ! much distrust The "National" Know Nothings.! r, ° "• 'I'mieMlc commurpUuii. We tram itul a conpa- like Iho -National'* Whim, »ri> ro.ily lo cni^nl • ”,.V*"-••-! •";« »n Smn,m r.n I ... i l.o ,.,u ,.r .u KI... it... un... ! In Mils Rlnic, allb ths vlr» ot PrlnsInK Hindi Inin m, A chemical cxindnadun el the mute It waa a vinlaiten nf thn Sundsw law inkerr, them W# gather this Information from the Paulding lo ,| )n rule of tho Slave Oligarchy. What it was a violation of iho Sunday law to keep them ( clarion. i strength they n.-y bo ablo gather in \\m North open. An arrest aul^equently followed, addon, nn ilidr Pro-Slavery platlorm is, however, not Monday tho case camu fedora Judgo Rogors, who i Axmoxmti to tik Constitution or Mama- | y,.| »,-ry clearly deteimined. All wo ran assert ■ decided thst the legal and usual definition of the chusetm —Tho peuplo of Alsasncliusutta aro about j with confidence i* that tho lapse nt tuna is suro to word shop was a place for the sal# ol goods. In i to vote on certain material amendments to thu j n constant diminution of it* mipomt. th# prascni cas® there waa no evidence that ihe ; Consiitulion of ihwr Biate. Ono ol tlieaa is lo j ^gg Vixoinia Elrctiux—On Thursday next i defendant kepi a shop for iho sate of goods, or lhat; subsutuie tho plurality syrtmi for iho majority I , ho political contest in’Viiginfa will bu there wrero any goods sold th«re on tho day alleg- foie, now applied to election*. Another, is the j brought to a close On that day the voters <>i itm •d io the complaint, snd therefore the de.codir.t cbmee ol Counrdlors by thn po >ple Another, iho i "Gbl Dominion wilt he called npon t«> mivkuchmeo ro a« bo Statoa*. , Ao.ui.... 'uft^SSaliSr."-!rp*i:M.-w»ii*75s: I Tax Battzxiu or THE Alum atSxvASToroL - a, ; d , Au .T' y »">***" olocimn, in.t-*d A eorreapondtni of the Philadelphia North Ameri can, asyb, lhat in tho bombardment of thinnen days of logitlsilvo nr gubernatorial appoin'mnnl.— Another, is that umnoya raised by taxation for pub- at Sevxstop<<L the guns of the all toe h«vo already performed as great service as it i« considered a«fe by competent authorities to look fur In iron nrd. nsnce.fln the United Slates service, one thousand rounds are as many a* it Is thought rinrirahlo to fire from thaae gone, although there are ioitencrs in which twice that amount of service hs* besn re quired of them. In these thirteen days, with one hoodred and twenty rounds per day, wo find lhat each gun haa been discharged fifteen hundred and •illy lime*, ar»d the eflect upon th« defenco* of th# # enemy bee not been deemed eufiicisntly greet to j on ihe Florida renf, abandoned, turns out to hsva .. ii.. •- -• i i. _ ..i. ....... i..,i i ■ , . lie schools, and appropriated by the .Siato fur thla object, "•h*11 never be appropriated to any religious •act fur ihe maintenance exclusively of it* own aril nils." Thn vote is announced for ilm 23d Inat. Arraina in Coax.—Mr. Thumpa-m, U. 8 Con sul at Hagua, wav. at th* last dilos, still at II* vann, cnrilt.riding f«»r mdrmmty lor his late nrmai snd removal Irom hi* post, hut Governor Concha had approved ol ilm pteo radioga o| tfi-, Llaiitenanl General al H.igUH.nml restorod him lo hit position Hh corurneudatioo. The v* »»ol recently found mat, rial ,li<>ws Uini l*u per cent, ol ilio wtiole product ilia) ho obtained In n ser-e* of oil*, havlou taltmliic pfoperllt'S, ihoiigh not all equal!) lilted fur llnmlna ] tl-UiMlid luh'ICAllon. It) ||.,< io laiiii.l divllllnil.'li. nl-oil .V per f«mi of |h« raw material I* «l>la>i<ed It, Ihe lorni i >h.<r> »)gh ••fulliiii.liglii coloodoll.nl a falnl bmimmon* lator, ‘ and i <len*li) of almm 7.-II A* an llluininail ve, )M« aritelr pfOuil li*elf suprrtar to a / olkm ll intimntp ot hgkt a nd ttonomp ,j tontomyiten. |i • burned lo Inc licit Ndvnniiure in n<e co.inn.-n cmidiene (amp, wllb a glaia coue t<* dlreei tt„-currant of uir. 1 hr iieh' I* pilot itifi while, wilhmit odor, and ua'lher thewi.-k* nor I to- lnh*-s nrn e,n*led dnriliK Coint»n*lion A* * In- hrlrator, ihe rock o.l p. »-ei*ei the advanlage of re. inslnintf Ituld at a lemparatnra of I.Vdeirrc-* Irclnw ze ro, of being niitlreljr fre« from anv corrosive qualHv, and of unUic-oinlng Kiiinmy.aeld or rancid b) expo- f Oongro*#. mil memlmra of b<>tli brnnehi of tho State Lcgialnuru. At iho luat (Jovornor's ' clcrtom, in 1B5L when 127,713 vot,-a wero polled, ! . tbo domoentie majority in tho State was 7,ttt;i »«»oto tin,air. md at thn I'rraidchtial firm inn, III Iho succeeding ) ■' coniompofary announce* Ihsi I'rnfunnr Mdl'inau j car, - Inn il.o««Dr.D»to v.'lrt r. ncti.'l I2U..M1. ! «•«"'• •" * r„|Hirtin«.u |!- Uo nmj.-ity ]i18l. ,\l, r:»UpfeSSu.!*.' Iho latter election. Ilm whig vote was J.I34 leu# , .uhn*,,... ohirl. In ti..- term nfparadim. leaemblrs Ilian «l tho Gnvernm'e r-lorlion. whif„ (ho demo- ' M 4-r,nac»'l.aud trout which exeelirni e-».i.1lp* mav I lo waa 4,WiO more. _ Tho prohitdlily la j made, t'lm iraci ol laud—about one louul'rd acre* ,| »wiu«| l.y ihr rompuMf enlaced In IU inanutariur I will th-lii in aieravo •ilhldy of Ihe hundred ir.i'l.-i th.it il ilm ol,'Oi|on on Thutulny m-*i. ilm v ilm 8iaio will bu larger than np ahy previous < warrant an ssasull. The corrrspnndani lurthar adds that from sxporimtn's made by officers n( ths U.8. Ordnsnro Dcparimeni, and m»r« psrtlr- olarly frum iboeo of iho Isio Csjit Walbach our j •ervlca has sequired a much mors (horuugh knowledge of Ihe moans of tasting the strength of cannon than any otbsr in tha world boon a slaver, whose cargo had linen landed * : short lima previous bolwenn Bagua La Granda ami I Ramedl-'S Th« ••*#»* depot al Trinidad li#s b#an l aealsd up by ihs B(i>l*h rnpreaontalivca there, and tlm aUver* find ll difficult lo mako lh«lr mums. I Some eight or Inn alavn carg-'o* aro said In bo J still dun lrr*m Africa, and ihn operators think of ohsngina ground to th<* North a'dn of thn Island. Pmrsic —The New York dispensary hss been In j a nnw edict to regulate and facilitate tho landing operation some elxty-fivn years, and now hss uo* 0 ( passenger* has bean l*au«d dot iis yearly charge nearly IW/WO patients, at the j r „ g MmitaoMRav A Wwr 'l’suiT Railway very small txp«r>dliurn ol |5^00 par annum, and CoMrawv n Rtchirti for ih. yoarsmtlne 1st .March keeps e corps of twenty physician* in dally attend •nee on the poor. There is no country In the world, says e cotemporsry, where the people are eo addicted to the medicine eating propensity so In ihe Unliod Btstss. It has grown to b# a per fect mania—a disease of Itself. Thafaot Is, na ture neve? design*! the human body lu bo ibo re* ccpiael* of so much medicine. If men would but etudy ih* lews of natwn* diet properly, imtesd of drugging «ic«s»ive|y, be regular In lhair bsblte inetosd of regular in their doses, us* common *«ns* sod cold wafer freely, and Ihe doctor as little as poeelbK limy would liv«> long r, suffer l««s, and pay flute for lbs privilege- were |74iIflUHfiV, snd their expenses, •lfifi,A.M,5ft. Nell income, 180,1177,11. Tho Hon A. II Colquitt decline# lo stand for ro-elccflun to Cungriw* from second district, un account ol recent domestic sfllirttuns. "Down Amonx th# Dead mm " The eexion of BofTslo, New York,boast# that hshss buried Vd,lXKJ petsotift. Hon. John C. H|»«neer, on* of ths most eminmi lawyer* In the Buts uf New York, died Thumdey »ee». Ths Chnrrli fM"pnrty of New York ally, l« esti-- 'I h* ciiurrli iH-pori] mated SI W/MJWO ArrRoratATioM iiv Co.virm* —Tho I illowing is n fiicapitoLlhin ol liio sp|ir--pr)*tiouv Itmdn by Ilm InM aoMii-n ol Um lain Congress: Civil dlpli rnnlm sn.l miscollaneous, |l7,2r>A,V29 5'J i Army l,-rill|i'sii.in*, Military Arad- •my, dr«-. )8,ft?|.4'M fi» Imtiau flppartiiieiit, naval, revolu tionary ami mliur .Naval I'oai-uffice Diqiar>tn«ni Ucran steam null service I cxn* debt "pan* pi-n*ce<! H ili-lil in airravn supply of lb m, lull nrfaugrmruis, iitesiatnl, wlfl In- tin i• resalng Ihe tnpplt liy nmre evlrnil-ftt operA I" •• aiollar* an-l a hnl( n uniiou. 1.453.53d t'l •lie* al « poipiollo Il'M.te .-1*11 to lm u new lllumluslnr, « •i|rlm«pim*a, •alc». to route Into eilrn*' nt Vit-nna, ininnaiiug that protocols would 'i-mtilcd to Purlialiicut. 8ir J.-lin Burguynt-, as a witm-as before iho Roe buck committee, gnvo important evidence hi rtla- tion to tlm conduct n| the wir in iho i’rtmea. Tho iiitw l i.iti lull ol jL’l6.Q0M,I.H.HI y'.cllmt! passed on ilio i«t in fliu M use olCommotts, nnd the smiio mgbt was otdctc-d to u cuttmuUvu tu 'bu ll-kuscof 1 Lords. • Tin-budget has virtually passed both Hcuves With bill Ilf Io opposition or moddi.-nlion. , Tlir-oighoiit tin- country n strong feeling against tlm iiiimstrv bn* bean manifested l»y indignan- n 1 mee mg*, teguding the cot.ducl uf tbo war,1n-Ul i'. vnnous places A mcuflng ,.f the inhabitants of Lumion vvu* to be field, nt wtiigh mi Adiuinistra • tiv«-Rvlorm Associa'ioii wns proposed, t-» lot * r- gnmzi-d. 8'unlir mecimg* were promoted hy tha principil men ••! nil |hditical par-ics, and would t'o held at Liverpool and other town*. Tho weather has bm-ij unusually diy and c-dd with u hard fruit un tip- 3.1 FRANCE. The Emperor of tlm French Ind a narrow escape from auatvmaln-n in the evening ot the g^th ult , whi'e un ills War t-> j on ttio Elio re>» in her usual • ride un tbu Chumps Ki)•«-««. Too l.mpcr-o wa* nicoiiipsnud l»y iwo ufliccr* ol his lieu*- hn*d, nod , when near tbo IWro-ti- do 1‘EioiJe lie wa* ap- » proached by n well dresat-d in.in with lliu ncti n Innmi 'itg a dexuo to prcscnl n pci Uoo. He »d- vanced within fivo or si\ pices ,.f the Eo.p- r.«r, who d-d not ottaorvo him, wiu-n liu wn><ti*c-.vcrcd by n poliodtnan. As ihtt pnlicem.in w a* pr<-cc- ding towards the m. n n c«b wns driven i ip d'y t„ u\,i-n ihem. not), in th** mu-rvil, the individual drew i duubiu b.iri«>llt*l ptM.d.and aiming i; point blank at tho ffinper- r,discharged both barrels w rhout effect. lmuiudia'cl) tic wn*-u-zed by ilio police, but n->t until ho had drift n nnothcr |0«ImI nn.l made t to'- ! nnd attempt toslomt It is said dm ono ,-f the balls grazed the Emperor'* bat. Tin) w uld b* 1 n>».min ie en linliau nam-d riso. /i. II,- wa* « v.'.unu-er in Garibaldi's nnitv; anil In- w ns hi Lon don while thu Koqn r--r wu* making his visit He wuiiJd have ntndo ibe nt.--n.pt on ihe life,-I trio Emperor titer,• il lie had not been prevci.u-d by trio u oicourh) ,d people. Tint Emperor proceeded w uh hi* rule and vi«ttcd tbo ■ pern in the evening, w here lie w.i» gro-ieil with immense outbursts ol Invaltynnd enrhuiin-m Tlm Emperor decided H"t !<• rec«iv,- tin- t' -final addresses of congrntiilation on tils escape, ttu.ugh an exception was ntadu regard t-> iho IfrHish tcvtdvmsm I’ntv Tti«Curpwtnt on ot L union had also prepared nn address --I congratulation I'tanozi was in dose i-nofiimiiu'lit. nn,l would bo tried ab.-ut tlm middle ol' M«y Tho FiteioniM nnd Orlcini-t papers publish dm oflieiaI necouiite Irom the .MutiUcur without n word ot comment. Tho cau-u of ibo attempt is undcratO'Ki t-> be personal reveng- nnd noiliinr of i polmc.il na:utc. LATEST FROM SEVASTOPOL Tho Engiteh tiap-'M tnvo qm liv.l- .leufli-d new* in relaimn I" ilia fe*hfl»irdim-nt. On tho 13ih n ,1,-pMoli from ft.rd Hnglnn was received t»y th.. Government,continuing ilio news ol tha susptxtMori «-l Ihn fe'mbardnmnt The non-olti- ei • I dispatches Irom Scvnsto|H>t, report tlui tho Doinbirdment wan draw mg to n el,-so from tho r-K- liausti iii ol Hten and inau-rial.* ; that il had not •tunliod its "bjnet, and that ilm navsiilt could not bo nttempl.-d On ilm "4di, n Kiiwinn ilivpatch wns posted nt Odessa, staling llut the Fr, ncu and English guns wero silent ; that n"t n suiglo l\u*sirn binary w-n# doriiofahod, and that 60,thHI RuMiana had - nt- rived in tho neighfeuliood - I 8sva»to|N<l. Hu aki.ava, April 20 - Tho Turkuh c-»rin mule their first reconnoisaneo nil the lUfli towards iha valley of ihe Tehcrnsyi. Tho latest Ir-un Am Times'corrcflpoudeui at Balaklavs i» tu tlm 2l»i. It says fl-al rm tho previous night tho Rus-Un watch tiros sbono brighter than lor sumo uni’ pruviou*. and Amt .ipprchonsiona wore ontortam -d ol nn iMnck on iho English line*. Tito Turkish cavalry had exchanged shuts vvnh lh.- CoMn- ks. hut encountered no army Tho lirmg wua diimn- i-hvtt n\ mght The mu»Kt'iy, however, became iii.'fo bri-k I’lt-r nighi vt n Wflnier ,V. Smnh'a European Times, of Am 5Ai, say* that enough has nansp rid io ptovo tint :*«•• i ssio|H>l rauin-i be taken try iho meana adonied, and uothiiiff but a battle tn tho open field and a o*immt ut th" b-urrtw on ad aides, will effect the desired consummation Tho advan tage ol taking Ate f'teld w-.uld ho to priweni sup pin*, nnd iho reinlnrcenirnis a.tvnnemg Horn rcnchtng Sovaatopol, by mteierpnug thorn at I’erokop. Alt tlm women nnd children itavo Wen remov ed Irom Sevnatnp -I in anticipation ,d no a*,.,nil — Every door nnd wu.dow bristle* with eann >u and musketry. l>n Iho |5Ai of April iho French guns exploded Am mine* under iho ballon--* «>l the FltgsufT bastion, Mowing up iha parap. t« and |-Un->rm« •*! the "liter work# and laying it tn rum* Tho Innrih snd prmeip.il mine wvs not exploded, a* . it w n* lound to lm el--*o In Ate gsllory o| iho •*| Rum nn mine. The Front’ll w, ro unable to msko ■o - their nultetpated liwlgnient, but they rushed m ~ ' nnd eviabti«lio-i ih-mselvoa In tho course «fl tho |T* ! tilirlH, Ml tho outer work. Tho |{ti«si.ir<s, believ- l 0 mg Ain' tlm 0Ap|n«i..n waa Am signal f-»r i gene , rm aM.mli, tin to their guns, and l-d ah flour trout Am Wlhdr ex cut ,<l their for lliu north side is a atill powerful lortrua* than ihe S 'Uth, and unirta lir-ct can holp iis wo ahall W cmpleidy under their fire, ami unabio tn tutatn lnwtaii'in nt ttm phro. Time, however, rite disiara-r ol events,will allow : and in iho meanwhile w*t had better ret «>ur houses hi order, and prepare to do our duty aa all Englishmen should." GERMANY. The movements of Prince Peter of Olden* burg, in Germany, are exciting much aftetii'on- Ho is makmg ihe tour of Germany wish the pro posed object of consolidating their opposition to any anti-Russian proposition, which Austria may nuke m the Diet. .'In- r-fl•sp.n of the Clumbers clo*»d on the •Ul. Tlm miniMi-rial spei-ch promised thst th* grustce rcotiurny will bous -dAul is consistent wiih duty m ihe presence ol an army, prepared for w-nr, »</*■ to vind'caio the independence of I'tutsta as n grent power. GREAT BRITAIN Th- shipyard of John 8 Russell 6c Co., at Millwall, was destroyed by fir- .<n the 3d inst , together w.tfi Aie now floating bsticry. The Itos is slated to bo one hundred aud twenty ihous aud pounds. .VtAltKKTA, Ltvtnroor., Friday Evening. May 4.—Sales to day ol 15,000 bales, tho market closing acuvo. Brcad-tufl* and provisions were active, with so advancing tendency. London Market* —Baring's circular quote* : American sticks inactive and the quotations un changed and nominal. Metal* in tho English markets have experienced a great decline, owing to the diminished demand for iron from iho United States. • Mon tv Market—The market is easy. Tbo bank has reduced its ratea !-• 4 pe' cent., causing a speculation in cotton and breadstuff*. "Consol* closed at 8&7-S Destructive Fire In Peler*bur|. A fire brokoout in Petersburg, V* , on Tburs day night, in the hardware note of Fauikner, Plummet 6c Co , Batinghtoke-suect, which ijtrad rapidly and b.-lnre it could b« extinguished d sir,.y* ,d about $150,000 worth of property. Many of the walls fell the nett morning, burying several I ill'e b iys. Two were *,on after ex'ric-aied from lie ruins, one of w hom was dead, and tho other sup- p.ircd lu bo fatally injured D'rom Chamber's Kdlnbutgl, Journal ] The Dead t'sur- I-ay Men bei call, bu mows. The great Xorse-giaut. »ti " lu llo-s- ta*t dajt Troubled Ibe nations risll-cr deeeult) His t-mpe-m's rebus about Mm 'It* Luis m»n— Hh» ,1. mi j!-h|. i *r r, lb, r't war man. r u-« iH'te Uu»t: Ilist will f-.-rupt As fast si an; namclcs-datl u.al Ho* * .Neath Aims'* gtav* «>f llAUKUta s v!n, ». No rineynrd cute f--r him ! No quiet i ot.es Hy ri»«-r uiar.ii- Isul, w.'icib o'er i»r m*s t' . hi),tM-n*» ,ir-),->» at.j wnrorii'ijer-rtv rlet eorae, I. k«- v r<''v. Mi l »n bj th - Mj-uki.r*- Satina; - a ' »it*-*«- »e*- men *> h- knew io count, Kr-ut-laerd, lh-r «: «.( Il.n.or, n->> un! iloiuK |-s)nieuti Knowing bow ludir, I'.i jx.rtiftJ to date l-M-'f today H'oek >.r» hand at«l t n ship i"nu-TtHiili mud »» S-»W st arm p *-re*. Tart \l>.!»♦••• — I'rtrf* Ut- !P*»TZ tor IrreiMji ed. -IU* t, .*X» t.«. - -N<. uf. sr.d t aTti.fr,' .If! Istef.ftf Mv tt yr. .i saw. l’nii»ii*r-|jroiMK) fs.r *r on * io i 1‘sr.t, New V'itI Hi dajt New Vurfc *icht , SLAV V'MtK. VIAV It I.t.<h, !..*•} w.il, kill I'b.ur— f*rtr»-« I.tve Ohio sdrl at VSslO It- W'lil-l-nle, of K.iifai.. f - , »> t orn- Prtc-w krr si iff- I v -. •. ,',•. .. «a. tiuiLw.v «uU«!.a»d-t| i kl U ' J1 Ar--~ pork—Price-* are s tf.ft.. IIQ.lJ’slA *5. Iltef-Tltr ms'ket it uu rsand *t Pt»t|iivi rater Lard — ‘J'l.c mark*". <r ur>t'"i.r*d WtjliAr) —*sl»v *d <<M»» s: "'•'ft'vsS “Eftjriz:'- f -m Wr f >*4 k-M I “k »tK'-terca u llARI.U; I.MELLIGQCE,' hmr «*f *avannAn ' Aiiitivro. ftr;g R n I tierce*.*»*d *0 bb., >lol I k), k Co r M ‘*ua ?C , n.i.uti:i. Ur brig Cl»f*. P aVr.ej, «ar»,r.^ b, N • Parsons. evvt A itt'Mmt L.fTO*. Msy 1C.—• TrSrf-1. K-)# I V. *!*)«*! {• vantial- Arrived, brig l’-kgte, .'r.-n -tnutni PomTLavfr, M) 15.— \-» b- ( t*-« Nsvannsh, and (.fore—e: L'll-h-1« r. W, kV/^. Judge Tsnni from Inr.cr., <Ja. s >1 f-i—;»:u twin, M*> ; k).r Cerru riiuh. U - la-.-j. C Poruirw mb Naw Von, Mar S* —Cleaewi, b»^ Oetw-b' for JkCkM*t.nii<>, SprciJl Xotfcrs. 1111.It.)Ot w Mill! | ", Cll MtH V «LU»> < t itt} of/h-f ImiXj Hrif o’ ' If rkW••( IU ti< t p-o» •; » s*t ’bureh'■) R>. Jbbti hapasi Tt. I. ’f .btall-'b lit S.J, b MITIt I rm: vnrr.K* »»r x h atm ax i.tott UI.NTI.I.MKS -—I k'S I'."MH w S.-r-of T*X rv-lloclor ol A * UAili elre'toi. H.Tw »« M -u Aw Oe»t M -M«> !* ,ua- IBjn.t *-d rrsiw-csteii) srdictt yoer »-rt^>d •nti t»-'f PKTLRC.TIK.XAV van ii i rr.u.i'W i ifizi N- 1ot tb. "ffif- • f K«-»»!<•' ett, ash! itwpMT.fu'ii • -1 » I m nt>ui fer JkLUh>l h m»j IV -If i.K.WU/A *' Ml I II IL ay •■‘i— rKLI/rt* ' ITIZJ.n- -I io a rstre Wa? for lb# rdhor er IV'rnrf o Ut "rr/. Jki .kO neKRsteJ rr-;-e-.'wtj r :-e»l v--^ tasy|U /. N. IVIvrUX NOTH ». fr rr.M.'WV I niVA.N*: -1 tn-s . •« b« elect shmrt Ml tbs - rarwl Infer rO snr.sroJ si f..r v/-«ir WU II EVLUV* I In J dirt) - k Itul this man' ll rtste. church c ft u in l't-,1 rarrot.; -Ah! f if him i, fans rats grted, •d then Jlt.U*M bt ffe?"-.'. s'-.' Ml ’-.:<-d - • Al 1 ild nm Ut tn. J,« xliirtor*! Wit), hor tn--n : i "U. t r saiuie-i e»>-» tu T r-Mftiriutilns : •• Thu* bUtiilipmir.g: - Hera r* nuscVenb. lift! batdrned, fer . v t \i:vi:u d Irfc JteXU Jaa 'UC- • AV.vN?*-vrt. v >ar nnsTosv:-V«»v * ‘ s e Vs. M l X INUm -i-..li« »« i rca->»e* <•' Tax HelitM.i • - - : . snJ ot-i.cr M \%V ' TO-- •ra «f"» heD, ;rrg -ttolir pour ; )--u, Aj -ou v\ 1.0 i untrerre Pfki-f IIoam-1 In ihr-r own »s» • H nil the ham Mi, win- add OeHl t And li-.o-o lo h oiw. ft h. **■ vlav.th <-Mtd»ei. cower Hef.tr--\«>ur Ijcmh lootvi-op: ->r fierce I'kt-aiir. and aiutMiteus • goiwn, L li->d »i«ft-| • front Hi* Irt) t*U R*'se» -at jour jmnj !ifn And ir »n II. tbat joti Ik-ar»-forth b-ud psra«)# You* max'itiUkhln uirough t'l the xri-u .ermf world . *• I am ibe l.oni's antioihlcd! * Kn.il* and blind! ^liM'zjf-llils tlrnpernr—ihl* drthmud e-urprr, t.)H'w* *«• *traichlt) Inan Icj cvim I. rsmlcriban *o«rrehrni«. •*» but a* >o) Nn tx-tirr, and no wurre- llear-n mend us all! I’arrj Mm f-»rih and bury lilm — tWtb'» perce II. - -.ti Ids memory ! Mere? hi his b*ee St:* -ilent: ok wiy't nrly in meek w-nts : *• Let iom who t» without am *m mgst jou all, • ten ISk- llr-i stone.” IIiivhatui'ft rrxIrlnrU ffngnmii. Ifii-hand'* t.-AI.riNKU MAtJNKMA tsMghqtveiie- Heist in nil -ItM-aw-v of tho M»mailtA2>d Huwiia^wLMt arc anointed wllh acidity, mm| tin% uiim -lis'r 'rbri In the t»eart\»e n. Ti.e eff<cv-nf excess iu es I ing or drinking arc gencraSl) relic%«*J by it, »tnl II aff,.fU« one .1 tliu in lie*'. nn.| mwl idea Mill Siwrt, til*, c-peCUl • I.. |., r*..n-» ho. from % mter.tar- It Ha or «dl»er cauws, .vo under tbo Irrqueut iwenllr of ha» mg r,-o*«r**- t-- IkXw lie*. 'I «• r*-r*"it* ,*f a ImIIh.u* or ago,. - ; bat'll,'I mi) Im- ie < mmciHt'-t with peculiar pn-pr-ev?; au-t ■ * v irt-ie* have iNft-n-rneAte<lly i--nfi,s1 Hi tbe .Haeafte-• I ws'm el 1 mate* vlauy «H Ihr «su» plain’* of chute- u In earl* infancy, and even al m »« ajisurv*! »re ai.<nd.<i »i.b arl.itiy; and In sneu case*,uit- Macnrtia bar a great sdrsulaii* over -!h--i aliKubebl*. viz ■ ilul II tmlh nentraliro* tbo *rM In ihe a'.meftixn , Cftuat, and *cl« &v an cfflc^cu-.,* j,«\ pnilr )-wr«»n>e.— Tim i-n-patsiion Is Ine lr-on nn)dooi-ani lasie, sim! ibrr«> Antes ibo vlrerijnh Hteomm-.n Calcine*] Magnet^ I om Or»l prrmdint Mlvcr Me-lxir, and a New York WnrkfS fair M<*lal a«srtl«ftl. for mIc t»y the druggni* genrra'lv. an-l bv tb# ro»f.u fsciiirtrr, f. J. Ht'^tlASD. Philadelphia, apt ik «*ftt5m<>* ttenriruL ItzsrLT* imanabii’r.fllow fhe adtate's- lerng «| bTAIILUK'-ft ANi'tn N1. rlll'.KKY KX PK'.'P rRANT, In cases ol < ouebs. (Mil-, Itmu- chute, i*roup. Asihms. an-l Thhoii at*-» Lung cow pta nt» gt nrratly. II Ir not claimed Awl II will core In sit c»»e*. bm non# have o«w to out Kno-stedgo m twte - tt failtftl in give rtrt'ef; wlidraiihr saint ume. ifioas- ands of meaner* h»ve -ven-erd, ■ h< nt* lit rferu have twen maiirO.ilikl llirt Itave t>etfn ftblolv ho.iml and roinnteiftlrd. The 1>I MiltllO; A tN>R|l(AU »» l» eindi-.ty lielievnl, i- um-quail. ,t In sH <Hh s»c» of th* Iftiwot-. and II* curative ptv-porties bsv* trteh wotrdrr futlj exj*en, need in nviiftemus cases TherHoM, you ar» reqneMerl t.. make trial of ihe-e **gvft| medk-ees'* *h oil-t »od or i our family require their a Hi. tv*rrlp:i*r psmphie'* lo t»«- hut grail* cl !h**#eni» Price of each, v-nly fifty eenis per boll to, ct slk bollla. for 9 J 50. TIIU9. M. Tt'HNKR Ik CO. W. XV. LINOil.N, A. A. fit»|,OMttN* «A CO. J. tt. Kltyfflll! k may 14 IV SevanMSh II-H.I.OW X Y'S OIN'TMHST XNpril.LH. astonish- log Uenve«tte» for femfuU -Mr, Henry Judd, nf tte Ifv-tl, Mrcb'gsi. ft M la a mac «urm nt *ui> of hes>ih . ho hvd (*eov a »tev. •uff«rwr from »r rote I* far a number of yrsr*. amt fliislli all p»M» of his ty'dy book# e«t In o ■ rendering him an objoct o h.vtmr to otery »»we, tie tried ►•me •■( Ihe nt.*»l M-puted iwmo-llss v noon, hat Ihei did n-i| touch hi* c>'i»id»ini. and tn ths grwaie-l alarm t-e c-»n*ulie.t a It lend »• lo what C.*ur«# !*• in adopt, when It *U -wav'* Ointment aft-1 Pills wwrw »e tmrndcl «hicb he c>mme»'Cc.t nvlng, and by per- rln.-lt.-ii XVUarw aetfe r.ojirur.Y.a ►I tfttriiam MCS«U4.*KI no.nee Mr v Sheriff »i d r V (-• L J ms n iH'li'1 msv 15—if «) MX'XNNVH. i i-.» r flHF.K rnoh|h» »hrf ct-r rr r.'-ca'te- • 1 '• to the r»ltow*wg *>•»■ «*1 ft,or *.*••• hr f t-t is»e |. Ui«: -g -tenfil-J '--'esihr H Laid • I lr». have lew h-rt -r drtl*- y«-' Tclte klanne lUr-t < f Cf-*t r !•' ft*.it,No wC,dated♦ vtf* ti, i*:-*- ' •• - lit), •• no*.W.P**r i it*, T-:h# l"tvtder>* D»r Hone nm. t^-Hir h. No m«. 9.1) no “ ♦ A, •• «*. T-*'fce Bank of:h« .*) s.' nm, a. ronct. rn p»y v 5^ " *' - - - y> ■* •• •• - * . i-< • \x . \ . i w ■ St AU| ItaiWh, ft e.\ ft A. Porte., Pm’ dale 95 UiM. ti. 11. Ototwar. Pm*i p. rr h'es: X hrra*' Oul tififtl-cr (ftJrif • IV ITU - A: Porter. rraxA p»; sHr *i J one 4, IxU, teller 1 Hon il. A. IV-Me*. rrc»*r. pa- st-'-e *: Si tail, leber A sprl* laftinvc CB XNTOV tilM t. STYMiMTSO* * V\ IW AH. VAX N Kd. .* r.i x: Sin** 1, >. .sl.gktN.fW l?*\ and »lgr,d <: ‘i v ilex io the t‘teute-»* ba ah, for pay msnt «-• i a VC*- ‘-V- 1 vr h l» XXIN .« xtoM-r*. ** ?*»A kt. •U led No Pwuiin i The 1«f» hand ' x »<•» • )t“X bech V-'W own the mad b- • * «* Raiherf.-tvlioft. N. • . J- iftky S .««*•« UIXl'H t t l"'- •lilin a-wi Of • K XNF a K 'll ' 1 o* Ih» Ifih «ft«t. by fttoruvl <-o - - * ' ^ will use ihe nsme-'f «he*rtai» ch-o-.n; ***• y i ->v l5.OI2.iitM hit ll>-■•i»ii i. U’hatlnno It ilia e price, and thruplorive hufuUiq • Utvv* Tito toico and tut) ot limit lire waa . >ril at thu risk i>r inn attrl t>r«prrty, a toumling, iutt It cauactl tnil Utile damage In the l.lcli shall combti.u ilm advanlsgr* I ^Hm. "( 11,1,1 ..nn.l l.il j |,..\TKK 8TII.I. FROM TIIK IV*|iitches |H*r teluRrap'i Irwin tho t'rtmei rc- t'," 1 ■-h*'i- «r-I'«'"' tl -- "'*h- »' )*' ," f .... .... M#v, to a imni and tut» a»t sea which ended m the l,kl, l.ill.. nr... r.ll |h, , (VI,, „ k<r| tranaftCAiOft »( a gr«*<ra( OeoCv'v *oai>-<-*V i " tleiftl of v>»n» a Itodgsrsv cvewe* Br; S'd • *. Mbrets. Mnr> b. * bavsM.sh.Mkv IS, »SVV . Qiminutiur ttrgnlatluiiv «»•« lk * ^ •«( >avanHHk- I 'Bi'M amt a/Xet da e. *0 ««>• I* sill Knw,kiitu(SkMI«Mk'shl. e *jP*M*f • Hh ihr»e remc«t e« t-r a skotv time, hi *fts» ! ’hr-e •» »• S»v# her.- a*<k,te*» cured, afier every other iwwaIi had fhltw*. i-k*t'«*l »»>-l *,it-fti-3»'st «•' t»-i 1 *“Vm s'* bee adACMikement. fi mat IM : te-qt-l 1,' u-fliu. n |,«t h- #.*• ' tKc.ft J lkllkl Hftld es.h P«0e k* '»■♦ shsM ha'te 'MfftClfd H«t crpor*eJ. lh-' M- he .l.sh ft-ih », «he <*tvw k-k'-Cr* - - ID,0lfl,H| I Vfi 3,574.451 HI 7,750.1*10 1*1 $71,574,357 00 (/RoksMui.kiikaiix tor HTCAMMiir* —For want of rms* feilhhea-ls, as rna„r,,,rtu„do«J l.y iha lat« Grinil Jury u| Ai*» Uifltmf HtslmCnuri, tlm steamer Gulden Ago has fullowefl the Norili Carolina — It i* lirtdish o Him nstthur rfl Al su slusm. r. would have amik II they Ind been provided w|(h hulk head* llrn water wiMild llirft have lieun ffftnlln- nsfl lu Am niiarinmrit wlu rn Am tupiurn or Injuiy oerurretl—Ilm lit*# would have p**,, proioelnl, and tlm rngtnn would liava been enabled |u par- form Ha duly Alter a few urnm surfi disastsre, underwriters, aa well aa tieatu owner* ami pa* sengera, may #w*k« ter llielr duly. When hulk- fieada ant inlrudutintl, we shall fir hatily |mat of Hu mote such sinking* —(N . Y. Linn The Hsinn a«va It is likely (fiat the L'oufl of Claims will not lm fully mgaiiliefl for publtn busi ness before lh* 1st «»• July flrtUR'i rit-M a "If KVgRik D-mafil 0. MIteh- efi.'Mk Mwia,.| " hnv rr'ittneif from Kufoneibe! Iltraliaa-I of s wife, the Isihar <A e hsby Why te i kte* IU.es minor’ Iliv-Aiite tl goes from XVhen te i lady's heck hut a heck ’ When it* a Hide hare, iKkar/) When tea teitilriil not a Mitrlil! When it be- ciimev * in lebi't gv When ti imitle Ilk* vegelabtes T^XX'ben there are two hrolt to Hie meiMire. j When |« altotse not a hfirseT XX'hrn he Isturncvlln to a field. XX'hr I* a'dsrkle'thead like the ntiH>n f llecauve II te k'M'poved to heli-hahbrd XV In Me soldiers ok* rluckST Ilecsuve Ihr Ir fliti du ll te to "mark Hnm " XV bat maid *«* you alwaya sure of seeing In a cloth- Inc •'nfe! 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C-tjisT antiNupli, May 2- I. nd Btrslloid do Kedeiiflu ha* leiMiitcvt I" th'* city Xlnhetttel All hs* Iwian roc»!lc-l lr>-m exile SrR»sr>-roi., Mav 4 —On Wcdncmlxv night .2.1 lost ) Am French Ifo.-pe under Gen I'eltasin at- larked ibe advanced vv-.-tk* «fl the q.istanltfio has- liifn, and rsffte-l iIio h at Am point ol ihe hay-mel, laklng iweten mmliri and o*tahltehiog Aiemsolir* in ill** po*Hp»n X'ln ihe following night Am Rais- •iai»g made a eoillo lo regain their |'o*iUon« Imt sliof a aanguinarv eitt-ounu'i Avete dr**en hack t ThcHrii»#h Usflii' fleet ha»| loft Kml, and the Fioneh floel was afe-Mi to sail ftwin Choih mg An lasurrociion in Ukraine, Rneat*-Poland, had broken oul and rtiendvMl io thfro iflher govern- iimnla Twkiiiy landed pttMtMslm#, wiih tbetf who* amt latmlms, Imd t-oen do*ll--) rd Al t'l I'eierstmig, oxety aiiuAe ul matAimpHaix aa a* Urnm* price* BOLAND Leitoia 1r»oix Waiexw depict in moixfifAil rol- evviytS lh# slmallon ol all Cl*k#ew In I* -l*ml. 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