THE ERIE OBSERVEIL IiENJ F SLO4LN, EDITOPL .$ L 0 A :r e moo's. pr 11. 13 RIR 5 NAY 1111, 'SSC eaTVADA Y, DiMocRATIC STATIC NOMINATIONS. ‘.431.4a. comitis•lnxtit. GEORGE SCOTT, Columbia Co. Al ,t`T , II 4t , JACOB PRY, Jr., Montipamory Co. at I~CIVI 1611 111., • TEIROTIIT IVES, Potter Co, Democratic State Central Committee of Peen. rho Democratic State Ccatral Committee .111 'age at Pittebaryy as the St. Chutes Heal. NioadA , la• Nth of Xay, at 10 e'clock tM most; Import:nal bean.+a shouid mettle a reageti shame- Sale W FORNEY, Cbairmaa_ A Liberal Arrangement We dare th • pleasure of announcing that the• Railroad Companies between this and Cincinnati will carry all passengers desirous of attending the Deinoerapc National Convention in that eity on the 2d, ,►or half price This is liberal, sad will doubtless be an inducement foe a good sum to to down and tw.: the guest Desnocratie party in warted The President's Renege We re to to-days paper the I:04,-4e f the President, commnoieatin4 ID Congress tbe reas ons whieh hare i alUCneed the E recut ire in receg,- sitting the gorevement Low existi9g in Niesran pa. the pres.2ut state of affairs in Central America, this doestmoat is deeply interesting Ai to the Mes..4age itself. its abliity and conserva tism are the thetny of prm f:,in ail who: are not extreme too If ti.: • siz•ing state of things to Nioaxaugna he Amer:ClU Executive sup poses, no ea* can doubt till: he has i-imply dig °barged his duty in treat:a,: Rica- it,A the head of the government of that , untr, The Pres ident's ideas upon the iieeeslt) holding some government responsible f, , r outrages c. American rights there will meet the appr.,bs,tien of all; while his able vindicaton .1f hi. administration from the FUlipleioll of compile :v - with thy tiitbuir ten who hare gone to Nti.laraugoa, will win f him ineresged respect from .- , n.ervative LUCII No well intoraied reader can übt from his tone that the -luzlit to brat:, about the meal. nitiou of Itiria, in the t , ..ltef that 1, was to be followed by a eirtuli atqogati , n the L eutrsli. ty law ci ar. t ) be disappoint ed On .nt:ar) a...t reeoznition im poses teut.ski additi , mtl •bligatt .ns ou the Pres itient to caf. , re , . tic: neutr.il.ty ,t our citizens, as between Co-ta R'.73. a piwer in amity with uQ. and the n, w f; vernment, whi h praetieal:y en ters as one among the, goy, rnro,nts of the earth only through the set stloce rcf'rnd 1.1 _MX:7 serving oar Gor , *ratn•-t'e !skirt.: ..oar t',3lM plioity with or rt. , : : and avow. , that th , , : rnr.ou determined on for the .1 ur *lone—not to injure tht , te of ....het- we believe there is no great t • he placed iu she repreentatione of p,rt;,-, mixed up to Wai.ker's filibustering s. h:rnes, to trust that time may show the wi-1.-ra ,t o:tey the Exeoutrre has felt it t..) be Lis daty to pursu: in this ease. The eves of all the world are on u'. and many seers to be expecting to witness the immediate launching of an sralanche of American &Ribes ten upon C‘ntral America, through the ports San Jain d.. Norte and San Juan del Sur Our informati-r. leads uts t :cue ode that an :determining tbr recognition of Rim, the • President also eve order, amounting to redoub hog hip of )rt< to present citizen. , of the Cnited States falai int ...tiering on either side in the ex isur.g war .a Central Aaeria I: will be imps bible to present single sicenturrrs from goieg to Nicaragua If the` will, tut the departure of armed bands f,- that quarter trlll be hereafter merely preset,rrl , rwe am greatly mistakes To BE DismtssEn —The Washington rains' has an oditonal in,licatv , the early dis missal of the Briti-ti 'Minister It says that, "considering the pectiliariti.-t in the positioa aE Mr. Crampton a: the present Lae, we cannot bat think that hes e•Jatinued rest lance here as the attnister of Gres: Britain, in view of what he has done alai .tosy .io in tha: capacity, has gaite as mach tendency to that urb -the pe a ceful relations of the ts,‘ e,untries Is hate the neces sary potato of dtgetissions regard.ng either the ealisteeent Cen•ral America. ' There is ao doubt tint that Cratni.t ,, n will g et his mak ing papers sawn, sai tnat tho.,-luctly will ens. Wu the Adult ntstrauon is ni coarse DON 'T WANT TO COM Ix —A the ass taken to Orepa early last soma, spoil the questioe of framteg • S.-ate Canstitunoe. The malt has bat y•artiatly ekaehei us by the ism stasataes AOntlaratteitpt has Westgate made, bet eridsoet cbtatoiog an air=azir• vote The tedteatioas art that the that t attempt has been is liko.tosask-r defeated Tise Terrstory of Ort ega moo*, too nook ai:asent fr.laa the NatsOsal Govoessont to fay.x the espeass of a State Om otitatioa lIIr Th. Wasittagtva Star *wee tact tba Presitiest haw* to the sew *Water from Niearagea, has deteillillatd to prefeat at all W eida, the departen at armed bead* from the Vatted Saps tar Cream! Await* Sim TINE CONI.-15 election fur city s - - d: ten took idsee is Terra fliste, Lod, as the 64k iset , which resulted is the eleetitweet Chambers T. PaterPos, Ssq , the old Lac Druorriktie soar Lass, tee Mayor Terre riser has "leers lees the bsasur Whig city of the Ante ap to the oamoooltembeat of fosioaism; sot lam year limy Jotted tire Msyor b; a tarp majority Tu Jim; quiptimi was tat Mow Sams Dealt —We beats tam Juice ei C. lissimms, d tort, Pa., slid participasai is tisa nraimiss et tire Hos. Jame. Beelamas is dial as Monday seek, was takes ili with leasessos eb sass retiring, ma dittos Wei. wady follailas. B..aced as as Animals's Jmir lier so pant, sod tied as As age d 6i is. nes oteraw 41, lieirearer's Wasemirtea eeetempeoblitt Were* to that paper, seder dose et 31Lay 111, as Weary. A toeirempotehesee has takes Owe betweea hieeete. anise wed Crappies. Mr. Owes rwirteir seat to Mr. Creases a Wag e mus. weetiolly stiphisrog what be had wad Mr. tleolptes morsel thteitith •hiessil=tt i use eteled et fear eatoot th at 4i , had boa eietsed ; Ile poi& bone et tibia aft.lle, VIIII MORT? VONkit Lee ILL VICVLTIIIIIIV Two year! and • balf ago, trim the 4611_ road troubles oommeneed, the Deeneerstie'patty Erie county- was united. It was in a minority it is true, but Mill it wit pew:lQ for gssi.-- To .dat we are told, the slain of unity of seed meat, and harmony of aetios, cannot be mat taiued—that there is, in fact, the seeds of disso lution in its ranks, sad that ere long it will resolve itself into its original elements; and its eomponeat parts And cohesive antis the lobenousti of some other organisation! Is this trite? Asd if true, ought it to be se? These are pertinent questions, and to their discussion we propose to devote a brief space. That the old Whig organ natioa of the County is in the emedilion we have I described, is a died feet. Indeed, had the troubles we have pasied through anti occurred, there is abundant ,ressoa to believe the eemditioa of the Whig party woald not be abased. It bad fulfilled is mission before “ eur lead hobby," as the Gault, was pleased to call it, had entered Ls ranks to destroy it, and Wises, like dl. other decayed and aimless thiap of earth, it was meet that it should pass from the stage of scrims, sad be reckoned among the things that were. Not so with the Demoisratie party. In the State and nst.on, its Statesmen_ aad its politicians, had. se ' caved the approbation of the people, while its principles and measures had been tried by the test of e xparieeee, sod pronounced upon by the voice of univerhal approval Hence, instead of becoming effete 1),) age, pant only lent it vigor; and that vier made it servieible in the mutest between the people and the railroad misapply That it was thu4 servicible, the history of that couteit fully proves; and we can add, in all con -Bden4x, the assertion that if that service had been properly asknowledged by the people of Erie county, the cause of the people would to-day be triumphant instead of its reverse. To show that this pasiti.m is correct, let us glance back wards and tritest up the contest from itaiaceptioa to Its termination. show who foinglit in bulks tu the Legislature mud the eoeirta, bow victory at ~ne time perched upon our hastier, and then how it was tipsily I,ist by the folly of our politi. cal oppuheate, aul the treachery or indecision of their chotwo chief Wo dunk there art few of oar ',mien who har, forgot that critical time is the history of th‘: contest when Goc. BIGLZII seat over `the wires hi, wards Jf hove t. l . neartft were made stroag—week arms wero renal:red vigurons-'—hop., was infused iota the desponding, and courage given to the timid. Thee it was that his politiesl enemies tied with his political friends in rendering him homage; then it was that even we, who should hate known air utaager+ of thc Whig party better, begall : to think that gratitude was_not as aaltnalrn breasta_. _Rus.-44rtoseertd sae our difficulties, bat they remained mesemited. In the , mean time the Gabernatorial coated came oa. Bitn.xa was again a candidate, opposed as oar readers know, by the present ineembeat.— file was known; he had beets tried, and the ora tions extended to him here a few months prerTi i ons, showed that in the minds of the people he 1 ha 1 not been found wanting. Was it lot a sat , oral supposition that moll a man—thus tried, thus committed, thus feasted aad hosotaid; would receive the unanimous support of a people who ; professed to deem the " Erie questioa,"—•` our local bobby," if you please---the all important issue of the Ounpaign, Mitred of a matt sakaows, uncommitted, and untried like Janus Pouspcx; a man, let us add, whose associations while here were any thing else than calculated to impress upon the people a belielia the sagacity of any profeesions be might make in regard to the mat ' ter at Mese: Was it not, we repeat, a natural supposition that if the people of Erie musty deemed this questios paramount to all others, they woaid Tote for the Deasoctut Bstliam, ni l. stead of the Whig Pounc' But this mammal moclusios proved incorrect. They did not do it. They clung to party; they determined to are bake the Administration," to " pat down the Pope,'! to "revenge the Nelmaaka swialle," to " secure freedom to Kansas," by defeating lbw Lot; and to accomplish this we footed daring that campaign the most load-mouthed of the anti ' railroad Ines cheek-by-jowl With rail read men of the first water in crawling into deserted oat baildiags aad dark garrets four dm, purpose of es- tablishiag Know Sothiag °easella. Cheek-by jowl is this work was the Gamete, Oasseditsriess, Awe deserioax, asd a cliseepatable paper our respect for ow neaten will Dot allow as to sew in our volume. They Woweded; die '‘ Nebraska swindle was rebuked," the " Pope': was husked oa the head, the "scarlet woman of Rome" was thratoted, "freedom' is Bases" was esemed, wad the Natiosal Adsitiotratios sesationsedr Tay, they sareerdod, mad that tot by the help eir ago of the orgaris abided to which sow, that the bat. the he. bees fought sad last, has become so' ia esksely asti-railroad that it *dies and sirs time people to oyes aid lookiegaitai riot Is the giraeral wreck, however, there was use star of hops, sad that star was the elsetioa of Jody racemort to the licero---eue election, too, over which the Gomm wietwood, sod the dater ass bowled, bemuse, forsooth, be was a Dememet. Joke Thompeou took hie seat it the Hoerr-- the arm Democrat who *Ter 01110,1 1 4 1111111* honer from Erie, and dem* hie peremel anortiose, sad the hem* eospeeseios of hie edlexeme, he esolueded ie sew the poseme of the bill for the rood, sad eetooteimigiog the righter coomerded for by the people. not hat hod it boat promptly Piped, would ham aided the cottroremy! But it ese set. Me lime Rep. lemereek preferred to Iligler—the nee the Ga rter prefirtrod to Bigier—the ass the lore Anterior. helped to *et, the mum, is short, halt thew parts jaw, teals with do Cleatestim is 41e•oiviag tba people iota amparthtig. pat it ia fie rater sad lops a tiliannill it hi dq of &Ahem:" Oatater, *ashy ihinolag the vie et do losithistaoad 0 die sem time anathas raheast aaopesJ is Pellet Ste pima he do eamtreiga. Time pion orate poiatail 1r ti. opsoaream aositiotioa at Slaw is &lath* sad Ws solomp.l orenhotottlii a** a the hoist. Asi bole ilia the bats aollakomm *Wei lea abotoostaioodl the same of ate oppas at dos Downy ia the fersty.semp jingo's ea boar *sir lattonso one &sow Thom was tat sae moo to lite mow tie apati laws diehaosi Sham mot hat ma ma JO. Twormr- 'but la Iwo dew L Boa lab easeaai ai opootitittu!it ael ham a. pee* et *ha at hash ii iisei the pimple et Coortith Ib was a Dooloott. Yee. ii,baame is it ilosteind aiipte aid how it mail sat snit , . &viniseal pin ) in Orals forvt, As * l ad: Imo 1 , .r is Erie esuld set give op Ma, politics t 6 sect= sn•xces fit the cause it pratmed Ins bliht as dot JsJge Thsnpsoa ecialditavb been - elected if the people of Erie had so willekit, end being t vl ec t ei ll the pesnan law, so saperty Amid try the floes I enter, would have been defeated, and the goes. tins at liana left to the decision of the Courts.— In closing up this pan of our reviews of the past, the "trittli of history" will not be - complete iter tesa we record the closing evideaee of the deter minutiae of the doughnut pasty of the county that so Democrat should soedeeed to the Senate- All recollect the meeting at the Conn Rowe to seppoint conferees to meet the conferees of Craw fbrd at Lockport; all recollect how that needs& wurpaskad; luny the senior proprietor of the Go: tette was ehalrassai bow the proceedings were eat-and dry i for the occasion, and how rilree "Afield= for freedom" and two Democrats were node wakes= to meet five Abolitionists from Western Crawford; and then when the confer ence thus constituted lid meet, how a candidate without force at home, and totally' unknown in this Comfy, was sominated' The result we an ticipated followed; Rotary swept the district by an cerenehelmiag majority, sod thus secured the triumph Which we then forri. aw was inevitable. And sow we 001114 to the closing scene in the Legislature; and here we find that there, as thfoogtiont the • mutest, it was Democratic strength--votes of the friends of Biome, votes of men who'reen while they voted to sustain as could not forget tie base ingratitude of the dam -1 imams party in Erie to that man, and to their party friends is this county—that "the Erie quiestioa" relied open for support Out of the forty-owe or forty-two votes in the Hoare in op i position to Finney's toll, thirty-sties were Demo. ents; while in the Senate, out of the fourteen I upon the same side, tell were Democrats: Thus 'bowleg that when the final issue was made it was Democrats, and Deniocrats almost exclusively, that were relied upon Thus, Democrats of Erie eounty, we show that from the moment this unfortunate difficulty originated—from the moment it became obvious that there would be an issue made—to the last act in the drama, when Pollock signed the pres eat law, the Democratic party here at home, in the Courts, and in the Legislature, bas te n t i e sustaining arm upon whit ;I,• peop l e have b a d snow further, that in all that time, :alms every occasion when an issue could be made, the opponents of the Democratic party have re. fused to purchase missess by ignoring patty ties, and making our " local hobby" the over-riding and controlling issue. We have shown also, that if they, or their leaders, bad been Ls.- m i s and more nattlotie —if 6°l 441 au t tor their idol israssoi st this geestioo--4 a vie y iwe,b,vvo.l restiug 3113kurgh l eTeI:.does. Any now the queatiou comes up with peculiar force— why, after having fought the good fight; after having met defeat by the treachery of the chosen chief of toe W Lig party, aided by the blind trimmest)? L.( his sup porters here who allowed Finney to be elected when he could have been defeated: after, in ie short, having borne the whole brunt of the contest, why should the Democratic party now turn round and attempt to strengthen the hands of their ancient enemies, but treacheross triads, by seeking to cut one &withers throats ups the miserable and plea that this piper, semi the writer of this article, have not proved faith ful to the people spas the question at issue be tween them and the railroad- Personal enemies, jealous perhaps of the halwenos the piaci off bas and does esereise at home and throughout the Siete, may assert that we have peeved unfaith ful, but we defy all such to point to one line in nor columns to swigs them. Sleet a line, par agraph or article is not there: We hare ever been ready to make the Erse question the issue in alocal point of view if we could be met in the same spirit by our opponents; bet we bare already shows that we were never so mat. We have already shown that only when locoed spots them by the mite of the people, have the leaden here yielded a particle of their party organise. tioa; sad kenee)thile we ham striven to sewers seams to the canoe of the people, we have not been siamindfal that there were many Democrats is the ematy who disagreed with the policy adapted by the city to secure success Trim, wise ruusey'• bill became the law. we Advised secoisseenee; bet we are yet to lowa that each advice is naboursiag a Democestie journal, or • faithful friend of the Erie question We are yet to learn that a masa can be leas a Democrat bemuse he diammatesanees melees agaatios , and ausleaeon to Mamee span his readers the new- My of maintaising the supreemey of law. To obey the law is the ism duty of a good citizen; and se sae ma be a Democrat unless he is a Load cities. Any other ticostriae leads to se ashy, and marshy kasha to outrage sad riot. Sorely the Democratic party of Erie ti-vary 'meld not have as advocate a sewn. whey caloalated to lead to each a result Surely it maid am hem its, after the battle bat been fought, sad their ease defeated re the IlleitOtt we have described iu this mad preview articles, cannel the people to resist, and reader these elates whom is the eyes of our fries& aloroal, as well as amenabie to the oessaged aathctity et the Osemenwealth. Individael meshes*, sisOk as those trite s,s deseeseitg the Mame, and onaeaveriSg to break dose Lb- argaatrati , o at the party:soy, dare this; tat that the loyal anal taw Damocentry ettitian minty wet& agrees any eseh essraa oa Oaf part. 111* tea sever lira- Sew Theo, io a practical pouts r.f 1-300, of what are la farther agitatioa! Of Aid rattily base& esa se, as a party, or a. is irriiibale bees it' it my. it is anee. lama Ira sa: clay slims epos sae veriere bit a tide alai., mad ere thee preaninesee, bat is the cad sae% a aeon unit rails obeaketreeity testi eearereal Is away, agars, aeahie ear swans to pre terser lialenatiais against se earmay. Nei pima 'ilia kneel et lie lkiessuain party ebeasees et their owns emobletered Ibelitr, sod tiles ter a tins maw amity at minas, limpness at perpoor. sag akimale impassibir; lea that any prow Simi yetw mak from the aerie each *been aidenr to the Der eingtieparty or Illma seires. at the cis, sad area% se sleet petty titay. I.mt deo ihnioureity Weak et therethisip, NA *lea they boat awn sad gat *plisse tke Olkarast, it them ask tkaia if the beet im itations at the piny, or, iise people le aseb miss ~Rift anti.% or any it sot asoedileg uses arillisb--osamakim Mei te wise axe!, wiliialosilibise ot elialler• .034 JIM bow illiiitairwaimes is ammo assalk." Onmseutans Ownvorrentr-44160 Pew, Ord mil doe Our sad hi,syi-vais &am& lowa arty fig peramp,-4ii/Az WASHINGTON. • • Ufa - • 416 The , I.4cit • ' .116 c. ii eRt tittepti , t 1 , .. , -' Ma of term. riimesiegurio , l t .ttif ew . log the eropwe....• 1 IA) 1 m i re • 1 t• • i..i• anent in rch• tii.n iv ..1' ti 'I• Mr. Ca,.4 It .1 . . general subject f r ) . si - t ..; that 4pirit dimitiotraitaitiotitrait • . •1...-00r0 . .r He defended th iii•• • iu atraia.. • eerie atr., k if .•• 4 •• • ••r w'• I. !‘ conclusively, tvi I l." • • • • astraordinar) reasimie L r read with interezt t.y - interest in the political tiu The Agricultural Departzni f tlo• Pai• tit Office reeeivr• tr..ti, ' and fostering care ...r.o4lttg portaaoe and usefei; I I • elit f t.r apera tions of the eurrent year wid demand a mucti larger appropriation thlti I. hilt I 1n..; e ue doubt the sum wilt I): 5. 111-11 `,‘ . 4 -ptrit of ektaarfulneas and alacrity 11 wi.. tr %e gratify ing to the farmers of the couu•ry tv illoJit that their great interest to e,.r tinder the Hall I:Jul eye of the g)vernment anir that every • ff , r's aril be made to advance 1. A. 'ed .f guardian care ii way td. mentlau.A ilia. 211_1.1.1)0 entre copies of the Agrieultur-i Itept. Li: 1-:)J has been ordered by ei - utgr. 1 hi, rep--t i. ',unusually full and inters. tint It ills been pr.,- petted with great care, awl I conerat,lht, the farmers that so mach vaiaah:c itifi:•rataro.in c, be thus widely disseminated. The far the Department thi+ session will be f•; , ..l,Llitt , In a former letter I spoke fa .i rat 'y .f Pkuladelphia, Wilmington an 1 I - Wt . :m.2r_, v., 1 the Baltimore and ODl_, rai.road e.mapatti..:. At this juncture, in view of the air.mene. - -g summer travel, I think'! shall be „I cog 1 • iv. r to the traveling public by dd.ng that I ?fluently leatne•l that Election with tbv We.itern L an office in New Ica- ;he .t ;cr u2L tickets livid checking baggage, T.l Balt;na.r... Wheeling, CAunabLi,,, Ciliaha" anti all princti t .. • SEA South west. Tickets rr. tl:•• •.0 I may also he übtsia• aat rh•. ; • - named company in tirat the fare ►• ti•- . a • that inducement!. t ‘l-it t its oity the small acitlitottal chirz" ur .1 1, •:r rate This is a u)%tt‘r : ,• gole,,,re becoming a great favont. , o,th tea, public who syleak in t , rrn--est ••• •-i ti •n of the henut:fu'. and r a I - • route pamiug though r the Alleghaniea the extell,nc, politeness. care and a!!entl,.n charge of the train-. an which they are cal:if...l. it. • .1 as quickly OA bti any ..•i . 1 -- with Pure regard to tomfort .nd - The reception Mr Bu-tiatAn has been in eni:r- niv.•' • . of a truly great man Satisti•: , l • taaeous overtion warm and gec_r... be preferred an individual ;.-, a ptil- • c- .11 strain' n„ and Lis ATl.She 4 11re i He r - -:., welcomed at the d pvt by a La-' 'ins: lr friends, and Olen prooeedod t. quietly and with ea little.irsl+iasas V' ir V private individual His rr-.-peets ar i • lug every day and it w:'l r , quire n w:r go predict the gl.Drious tt r P of the anntry whiie it .3 a,- bearers u James Buci:ar.....) The Tariff questie u days. It is no% und-r Conisaittee of Way, f ith 41 I the Senator Jame, ex wi of the Comntittee's GAGE OP THE PRESIDErr ON I( ARAGIIAI /MAILS To tie Smote aced lir • • - 1 transmit hereir,:n E•; State, the Secretary of ter • Nal.-y itt soy General, Lu reply z,, t Swamis of the :1-Ithuf reeelutiWu of the Ei0a....! i n•a.t.: Nay last, both basiag . - -term • of Inuit between tat °camas through the &F.'. ti -- sad Nicaragua, and to Coattsl America_ Ti . - the questions of /.1, -: imp - tartest to the people cf tit • Ca,%-.1 The narrow Isthmus ..oa does& of North and Set: r, : itiew it affords for easy Lan- •2. Labe and Pacifv. Ocean.. : . 11111.1".: of Central America objeas .1 S. 50 ail Sift • i aatt.,as, trb.:l•_ r•a- l eeway augoaesteei in ts....ers films I.ty . maim of changes is relat.or, s patially those prothaed r y Herat stems as a noire payer ..ty lir, I mad sti I. as, as ammuat of its ge-. grapittcal sari of our political interest a. •tr. Alms-wan Stale • . primary magnitude, tba• lathmzt i• .f itepeteelee. jest as eue , f z I - earomptattliog reS.IOOS to the In IT-11 Europe_ But„ .bore all, eh r't n tilted States of airtrin c : free' trz.nel• •!-- lsasesican Littman., la. rendered a 74.r.a4n-:1- • interest to us, site* set.sec.r. -f •:.. Tsurittaitre of Oregat sad Washington. .nd t t a aceessiMs of Califossia to • be Union Impelled by tbeseenewslerati:-..ti, States took measures at an -arly .1a; • suitable mesas of r•ipteemi•si trwit • y .. railway, or otherwitie. tweet the letbs_ni coacioded la the finis pli e s treaty of amity, aavigatiou sad et.msserce 16-1 :he R pebble New-Grawsda—amx.ng rh r r .1 Aid' was, a itiptlation on tb, T -tat. of .1 - P C•ts Granada gooraotyiaf to qr rnitc3 t'. visit of war to traent across thy I I •I Ittihrio which lies talks Terri/ r•y • N. Gr graaammideration of whirl% the roil i is reavert - the "am.. Ter-it -ra- : fogitts of' eereceiguty and proTiery of Ntr•nr. sada. The elm of this rreetey wax t., a ts, the people of the United States f-r -.• awe opming a stuateon rand from Ctsgr*. Potoma, asd for at kook ~riveting a railway illt the mare d r utonlica to coesor:t roprlarfe itosmiltip Sorg* thump:trillion r+f tr sadto asl lee titterers the Atlantis. mid glades sad Ttortitor• e. rf the United &atom MD UIOW ilt*lim aim , , bat w, 1 attest' ' ' ..r. tiv—msit sitbit, ear Torrih‘ri• kart , pe toor, t o aw e t eem t h e •.,.. eo ft er e I - -ola , .1 , -.- • i-t o :th imparts' zoolat rink ta.l t ., fie tie ' l ith e Tight ofiss, st Its. to-rti. f - 1; I L I"' %. 1 %. wore of tii:4l2% 7 , -Tisit.t, at wea it: ' eitrilleity Imo. whit* had ooze- t‘-• t.-. i "evil*" 51 " • f etc r' ;- r "" • 14 4 6 ' . l 'irVi 3l ' ea aillioot et safteitiola t-, t.t..-e pekT-To of t4 , i ' or- - to A.( ..14a41- IL: , verso- —.-. 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Teir u. ii;lu,,t ilualat,lt tL • , it, ct Lhl., ;AA:3 the pArt •osd •thatt ,he t trr - tun.l nt ,n pr,t,t.tor— , I I • ,, ntt- h-tn,l -t uttett.tzed proper 1:13111e 1.P4.1 •oinei •al•••• I nnt . n-tittt, 1913 -t ME .S.T t Tod , ri•bc r in fv:t )ittirse: inz• rtiq in w:: 71 ricy Iir:!a:71 =II lEEE Inerd kVi,-.7mrs:rf. i'2lfl ( Or Prell,rn t - ell ntly wall iudep , n 1,1: ,-I .t , Mil c \ , T' , , 1 N 1.1 • t • • t ; 4 1 , . 1 I t. n..ut 1 ai ..,s •,•,_ ,r„ L =CI IT' ice♦ CEEB . Wr 4 • T 6. IL4' rl. ti Mil MENEM OEM =I .44in ~., 1., f r ..!••3 r» l EIV, L '. .t, i;r-% Brits, Mr am= EMMEN f • ^ r ESZEIGI CUZCO n e..r . r n 7 p~ .., T.. ,' j F res." :nen ' e'x"' IT t.'"Z 1 T•• . - ••••11r , ' ..T.. tr.rmz . ,wt~m•- 1 .1 f." '1:7...i A :a • .1. -•- ‘tt.. 4 I, rttl -, tI. , pennlS IMO r: , -N- 1 -4- IMIE ! !I • - I 1 ,4 c n L. ri.rtr Z iI 7 t. rrit• u.t.._t.-i ;:' 7. MEE • -`'" !L. , =Eli Eli= C .. 74 1 oy. =MI 1% - •• • u. 'x DEE IMEMMII MO MIME!' EWE t, EEEIEZEI =I FEE! ;be EIREI I!! 1 1 lIM I M5l r ~est4, l ; -r• . • • 'tt, 86 - w =EI BE IE3 EMT 4 . " ! -9 •••, ea. :r f 'r v:O 4 , &•••••C.t' , 'l rif!:n •T• . rb ("4i;+ aa.: MEI r.•r• •71 r I rt—mr.e ~,t ~ ..5 . .: ,i r• f firth r.r.l El • • Jain dr • V. rt ME c... r.O t n ) tiw a.•^ lillEl=l that Irt ;1, f•'- Eo~~r-au +4 wtt'Gl t 4 ' 1 , -uri •1--" I' 4 trov.xr+l ir. i fi•-trt of! it rin apruon toreitury,, mamas of The French litnha.woi.ir n• 11. , • iti d ...versigaty we* impaing, its. could dp..ever the alitan.-e to•twien Fran !, pu b.; ' ti t ;. •• witblithilmm settlement, sad l'ainier*tou r. pli. it wa4 ‘(.l a.l the tuarkime revenue ing, Otte, -militia Th. American tt -11 ()Itemise c-dleet on imported was not present, being, engsg(il at. th. dinner Juan I Norte the Literary Fund, wls. re he ma.de a *P"'"'t , In t h ese4ollMlllll64aftet.* of the political debili-; A TOrlarlll4 off ii•rmat i ranger' , . a , 4 , ty ~ f tic IZ.epub:ie ~" Nie-trsatta, and when its , had mutinied. Tbc ring trader, no re arrtzt..; toLAbitant- re exiliu-tea .r loom rot:awned They e..mplaised that 'h.• ten, toe( sever eivi. war u.2trr... e n parti t „, nc:th_r o t them strong; and that they only.enit-,,4 till tbe Cid of en , , :g „ ;., ~,-..r ea me the other, or permanently war. "I he five re giment- .a t h e e raw ,., uud•. rout trunilutlity. one of the enntond- t orders '.•,r Canauls ;AT the :hi t b , 38ib, itrz 11- " It. ritr,ric• invited the as. I and t; 1 inf . :miry, under (lief .I.ln.t o d of I:‘r , eteuperattuu of ft *mall body of eiti- ) : ttaNct: —A bill was natrudu..t.t _lot , , . 1 ,, z .. r ,, I cited State,, frum t h e State of gialstnru grantiag4oo,tniki fruue4 ye r .titforutn, preseuce,ll.l it appears, pat an of the Imperial Prince in June Count t a us n ti. t war. and restored apparent he; appoloted minister t.) tit Petersher the Terriliny of Nicaragua, and ('aunt I/t-loff has taken for haul the W - ti.•.c a in to-truti..n, hr,vtng at its head a zeiff palace, ..n cline year:, hoax*: by birth a citizen of Brum --'fhe S. hate tea- .6%.ea• ) th t,t(•ut . .It !'i.triel Itiras.r.i itA provisional the 1 itit l'r. .I(n' a Count Wal.-41 . 3 dtivand to muzzy , 1 , : i ' 'lr I , is 0.. of the l•nited Sta's'' Z. it 4..;, - overnuaPnts, withaut , iu -11 ;: r " UTt..`e Or their organizati , ,,n, or wlich the governing persona Attain th-ir r . •r, pr ,- .TiPIA , I there be a Govern au to .1. ,• , neeepttd i.y the To , . ople of the eoutivy ;40.i K h reserve I.nly of tune u to the re: : t,,overnmeta arising au; ~ 1 th•• ot parent State., with -.r "a r• •n< of amity We 1, nOt L' • kiln ' , •1 A forey,u tiovernment oxer. g p a •ir.v - rstipt4l , {uf.'-tionT f . 4 nit inquire • into tLc ca;t: ,, . ' 1 e 1 , t a ehatir GOV' To , f I tT r• at wl.e. her a sneers- 1,41 keen K. r :(•;gllinter - vcn. .n overthr..rveu x • ir.vorutatot sad snott.-r law" been ,• • c to pre-existing u.thuk.r alopt,4 1. r U l it t t.u0..• at•tn e Way find in the altUal '1 r• - )we: AU tlas-se nxiittr•r4 we teal.- t • arr. pai,•ll , ,f the parti , :. l uu try t., aLI 1 CLcir d u Num.% •.n ,rtutied /qt...A.'' , :• warriuty •bt th.• - I Cr fr -W:1. I c`.e: ..f t'•. ar4 a !AV.? ibt ~ L ait:Ut. of to. • 11-"Aig / 1 '`'.13.4 ••.i .'l. •• HEM : t ) 1.13 , 1 cceasion .n..iod elth. r r y : I !...In-r. I tt..• rum,- nt. 1 1.1 zippy LW' a.l EOM =a awi tip- r: v iuri.•osr rs;Ei CHEM (:,•T .: i c.." Pr .tll , l I.laVe I.llxlll rtocivesl a- . e, ht was fnand, or Inquiry, subJeet 'out absence i.f 7 . a :L _ WL, •:I 'h =I I 11 EINEM uI =EI = =1 - - - with -•-• 1 - 11;14,1 Stat•!.. t ••• »NI %I.ni.t.r I.:maf.lf 01 NEI =III El MiE ter 3.t opoe wo a p .1 :4 le - Ariz= in she fires t v; r '.l! • •-••'. .X 7c. ' lIIMINAMMEI BEM !‘ tr aw. to. r , v.tie cfr... •• i - Ni• 1:3:7-1,1 • , n i - .41 :, Nr4. !••• - rtY A liEs EEC =BEI 11:1E113 sr • ft.,'" al.-. -ti • -le./LI; 1-r EMI ISM .. - . pr rI- • p 7.4.- t.• t .1::.11 t apt :Z. LlLlt e the 24 N . • V. tl.l. Sarver..../ 13nt xneasart-, Of • R.. 1 t CE2IIII GEED IMINIE '1 11,4 I - 1 t!iml t^. :•••• ..c.p.l az V L.. -.. s i . ,- • DOl • the •' 1 i 3'c n..1.4 0 :11v,-1M V• 1-I,IIL It EXZEI =I -,. --t t a IL 4 ...Fn.; • •- - : Itme^.ems. . ; 7 ,arc C. 1,1114 f the i OEM z.`lf r. ~ 'ill ttt Cage rr . 6EI i2L r • • c .1,:.:-%••7- 4 . trr IMME!EI BERRI iII_NKLLS Pik E • h. P:al7 At OF THE CAHADA IDA S'A .110,a? Clas f' ar: re; t c rr ~t: Bo* ci ~. T t 'SILL' :,_a I: Rxti ,n_ . ~. ~ - EIZMiI i4dt - ME I,6:et-a nefy Lod , rt -•- i her IE3 QM! lIMIE= te:_nt 64 ; :La tt Yii Mot L Jiralty - T A .t I stnimg . A S , UL • t WldiSlSkt. uto 4. %Ito a K7* L. -f - .1 E.2:it pa- p.."Dt.i 1. A tre.: - ...3 att. Ir. tut salkt.as 9_ L t' 4 s.%+:': 1-:.i.771.; express it. limarT---1-41 toe p imarelisse riest* ,142,g he 64 at‘ C zr\--,4 4 Pa: L. 4 Gnat Brim* L. et-Lebow, tit* peeve, tirt Ijobtu. too azot,:) pc,italtal oficomikft-t, o - itorqyout; ocoto 0 Brits. Frros. Joan laid vtlotrt =ay tarn exct-ptirmo is mode iiovever, to woo md wed to tint Uilmo& Sodeik .Ix 4 4 W reetetn7 of for eigo al foiro.. too bees *Hoisted eatroy tottmotimer, St. Number& The Lori illayst Llitdos bad eves Ow usual 6agett to tit* Mialter. The mitois tube L 1 ,11( -. • !f,xlcan f —iv = NE b .r. tic :•• , n 111 ,D.ll-. t t .di =MI Nicars': prei•ent N,j• IrDm IDE MI RE! 1211E1 r. 1 La., tp-tD t. • app,z.r.z.,;,7 t 1 a . le . 0 f 4 ,..„ 4 r Tl. at. CENI r ••4:. Ili:t :i_ s .. IN' itarie,a.l IT .. .:1_ att.:l'i. I f • • J• it ut se • r •••••- pit 774urnpt1 , ct Iv-racaeut that \u- Ave • by fief-. In T -,%i . i ..: MEI r • h;ur. t.at.! , ar. _ea , I--I.r r.„c•-• , t ,I..)ezt tEr4 • IM pf rant f =EIIII MEI tte. lEEE _t—teulalMl. 410' ILtmiLs. )iii •. - - 1 '.r - • Thor, r . L fig a r:c, f - trk , roar CM 1.1 if , 1A..-- "?2, i --AO! ! Fte oskse,. str ZO4 •%E FEENS r - Luc /Ai a 1 of Belgium cleated peat ezeit;quent A tie-p yeti from Bru.ael4 , rt t b a p, ber on W. Ite the 1 .41 Wri wtDi r• swering the que-tt to regard LO the speech Count Walesitt ~ n the near' uC }Belgium, repli; that that speech ha.l rog I/ e n otri,leity eomm n i citte d to t h e Government ; when am% ooann, niosti.n should be made, the 11:1AwPr would I ready and would is. c , duntotocal..l all it,. r,ov• ratoence, and iwoul , l f snaintatu the right, r f a rou-titational ~;depe• ; 1 , country DEN , ;;;'Aitu. —lle tont.- L.. to adhere to the capitulation tnmod i b r o m ;,,, .a the ywataon of tire dues ITALY.—It tLat r tic. L t• th.• 1 1!..scr is.at ~.Kos-, 3 the aboo' ..,ry :o he f.rward...fi to th e •f lon w:•1 N•splet. an 1 roe , unting fl • r .• 1t:11.4n peoplP. I• e• 11, , -,11, that ti. Pop ', !egat.t. ! pe,t• ttnt 1at.. ;! .... ;! u, IL! (' rr. ••••. I r• I try; tli4-.1 r..1.•!y ...).•er ! Arr r rl.llll‘r ,- .1 ti.'.! Wl:i ar 1' 3 r • n roletv • tf MEE 4. a pro t . r •,,... l'ax ‘tr. irk tt, Sar : at-,11 .1.,..,rat0r- If, r,-p::. : that, 1).-3. 1 .:. il k oi. .t . t , ,a,.. 4..4.r.e,rniai 'a1 .. .. h• ~.....uhl Th. , : 4 ir - firoart . -1 the , '" i, a t ,,.- !,,,• ! :VA.' I .... W.. r . 1 .:••-tt4.n tha , Italy t-, 30 t. .1 Eqr.yp• au walte•l IN=lll3 =ll3 EI3 ft 1. 1.1 11101 i - IL, I ',D. t• f- i; . . r . I rcklAut f•. : *Lr„-• ~ • I • aced :1.. • •rm•n cit,. Tt W at) Tli• I e Wa• at“.ttit.r tupa:ti . ) pest r:-:, G. I „ . to,t, r R. :' ; 3 rtrru, Walk r MARRIED IIEMNIE:1 t. 4 t./ , .r.•••• •yv • • I: OR s • • D. R. V • • • • w 441. A Watch Maker Wanted! EKE Asa ••••• aarl. - r•taagio. • • +NO • 11.4 Moo ..1,00,40.2.5 14. Iht 114, ON 7. 177 6 ! - . ti ~ati 4 TEM C - asn,,tew COICKRT II SRO, AT PAI HAI: pie CsaciAdlablir 11216--c- ihaisi 3r $L •-•- • Grind and trApreCeeUMlted Attraction Kiss GEORGIANA HODSO'. IMO e ,, NTRALP. I•oCALIST 1.2; ANERI,- Vk I 11.1.1 %MIK, ti 4. a.; IPEi r iESHAI At Y . O. vim. .11SEsall, H - t , iitirsda!l and Thursday ltd 4 :*?9ta 1 11 4 k. G. !)OD-O\ 11=1 BEENNES I ,l .c::o4c.".xmczoiv - x• ..a. so : = EYE AND EAR. KNAi a „. A • AL , 1••• • • ssmil v Wit! - • - • •• •-• • 0-1, b. Er pa. "n • •P? ilk. • • P 14.4. EMI EMEI MO MEI =IRE —•-• 1: • it 4.4*... • 14 0 -• • , r •• 4.16, r , are , r Ammo. - - 311.. Salines New BLunsaxith Sky-Ligh ih ‘TI titte • —to 0.• sagt • . / b/C rivlL t 1,44 - 4 r. 'WV! 1. I a. - Cle...j• , - C 14•1! • ./.• • . • 360,000 Worth of Dry Goods • .I pt • •••• m••••_ • • • 1, • : east caw' I da5e11..1.er41.4.4 • If/ [4- 4 _ - • -' uelot • b.- . • • . 210 Petit of Stare loom. 11.1 Era eao.: • 1. IN .4.' Carpets. • daiikwasad dew" Vilik 44til Pt) 41P.111 a., IC- a tsars- 11:64 ailik.Z.t. *aid lisicraart. Clime' earpow.., f . .Cs- OAT 11 for a bound," Mai Do Lail.* • - 'S ELL I •..2.1•1/••LAD Lao. ,irst arkt.e: oe • wo, r onet.t. -P-16 ti 44 lee harm • t .it srs. so • •t.- 1 , 040.0 IlLorra 3 •. ! • ...al. is Lr, Ys. • WI., . Wks! Silks! Stales! ) 1 ht lb! UMW.. Obi t<c sc." r -*co . liba !to •- a- • • sr eatl wtalonr..: - et* • ob. ea • kyr, 111601 e, 1104 Domestic GOCIS. xcigne luanewit 4 lies rere.- sad. Tim , • go • iliriGe SNP* •I•ra • • art fue.).-comfr ar AMON ern Mir Ilbq _ _ 4. 3... V. T_• . 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