The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1866, Page 5

MEXICO. Particulars of the Evacuation of Monterey. ‘Grand Celebration in Tonoy of the Event. 2 PRESIDENT JUAREZ EXPECTED IN MONTEREY ee Manufactures and Finances of "the Empire. &e. ~ ke. &e. QUA MONTEREY CORRESPONDENCE, MonTwrxy, August @, 1468, I reached this city last evening, and at tuis hour, ‘Pwelve o'clock M., have bal but a short time to prepare. ‘Wiis despatch, as the stage is about starting for Mata- “pores, carrying the mail for the States. The deserip- ‘daa of my trip through the country, its condition, &c., I ‘am eompalled to defor. Upon my arrival bere I found “most extensive preparations going forward for the cele- ‘eration of the release of this beautiful city from foreign omination and the advent of the republican forces. For ‘seme weeks past, General Escobedo, Civil and Military @overnor of ‘this State (Nueva Leon), lias been concen- testing his forees at Linares and other potats for tho ‘BuTpOse of a combined attack on the vity. Happily, this (proved to be unnecessary, as on tho morning of the 26th Joly, at two o'clock, General Jeanningros, the Frenoh eommander, with his forces, withdrew after spiking auch gansas ho was compelled to leave behind, and destroy. ‘fag 8 largo quantity of ammunition. The column moved $e Galtillo, and thence to San Luis Potosi. Information ‘Bas since reached hore that the French troops preper@ro gow all concentrated at the city of Mexico. Following the departure of the troops everything re- mained perfectly quiet; for two days there were no fcoops here. The care of the orty was in the hards of tho mitizen police, sud not the slightost disturbance took pince. On the evening of the 27th a small force of Mherais, under Colonel Martinez, entered the place; but 0 quietly was this done that many of the citizens were ‘wot aware of it. ‘Te SENTIMENTS OF THE PROFLE. ‘were difficult to deseribe the intense satisfaction win pervades all classes here, without a single excep- Mon, at the exit of the French, For more than a year a Htorai reign of terror has existed. Citizens, upon mere wazpicion, hava been taken out and shot; many have deen brutally flogeed, others insulted and robbed, and ifthey dared to complain. To anch an extent this heon the case, that curses deep and loud followed the departingcolumn from every one, evon to the French here. One year it was a dificnit thing to Ond a; rofessed liberal in the city. Those who were at Beart repnbiicans considered that to maintain the emp're was for tho best interests of the country, end were cou- ; but so -cxeerable has been the conduct of the French —so op} ive—so ineulting to men and women —eo diag ‘al to one of the most enlightened and hifvalric nations of the world, that one universal shout streeta and honses, and the triumphal erchen seattered through the city proclaim the joy of a General io reached here upon Sunday, the 5th, and potwithstanding his coming was unannounced the chy turned out em masse and greeted bim with ovation such as has been accorited to few modern Preparations for a more formal celebration were tae inaxgurated, which were completed during deat n: This ‘at ton o'clock the wore paraded in Ra a a le ‘was received * he: and * dey the municipal ax of the more citizens in the portal the City Hall. A " had been , upon h were a larve of senorttas dressed tn white and decoratod with flowers upon which the General aligh' | gilends and wreatha At its foot was spread a carpet wo amntd sal of artilery, the ringing of the bolls, the ing of freworks. and eco propylene the entivusiastic a Here an addrees was deliverod ‘and the country upon the happy Northern = - the eohe§ osying jous peri Monied should uguta bo eo. The General, who a speaker, responded in an appropriate manocr, with « handsome compliment to the ladies, who.e he gaid always glowed brightest in the dark ertRhemrs of tho republic As I write the troops are — the prineipal streets, the balconies - Apectators, Lane rot oe biefs, erg ar as they pass other ———- Joy at the chango in the condition a at ten o'clock banquet Bibares Sette ct tt, ia im the evening. THR FQBNCH can only be surmis@d, a3 there was no 80 doing, as they could any forte which could have been was doubtless with reference to at an early date. ‘The: wl the beld ee thet aoetdontog ti took little or no money Veay'ng Saltillo the? m from this city, though Hed_upon fivd of the merchants for $40, sheer case of rob- 7, a8 they stood in no nee of the nlORgy, MARSHAL BAZ: INK, - 1 may state at this port that the merchants here tly maintain that this distinguished officer has been in commercial «pecalations during his stay in thw country; that large quantities of goods belongin: to Bim have been sent to this city, where an agent of hiv feeidos: that these goods were entered at Vera Croz with. ent paying the customary dut es, and that auch dials. facvon had ‘been caused thereby, Tie CONDUCT OF TIE TROOPS. the country between this Balifilo state tha the troops behaved very badly March, robbin« the poor rancheros and thelr seerzthing valuable which they could carry int and on their iNes of «Matory character, A few of the alcaldos left with toe French, but no one of those who remained has been hed, po matter what bis past politica! opinionr and LS ive inormed, however, that in this matter ‘the General ts acting under the orders of Juarez, and that when that arrives some of those who have Deen co ‘ous In their of the empire wili be Peat with, The father cites er of the Presi- Tus ‘The good effect of the recent chanwes is already ap- it bogs eas ia rapidly reviving. Numerous trains with iny goods are moving from Matamoros ere With domestic articies are posite direction. The rows aro now he stages are ranning, and should no things, as far dently pated hi an to what will follow, a8 it ie Contest will follow between Juarez, the old church party. most UnANIMO' Pp of the country the have many adherents, @nd it is feared that a state of anarchy will Tottow, Teta eS hop ’d that the United States will exert euch ‘6 Will prevent suck a condition of aMairs. QUA CITY OF MEMCD CORRESPONDENCE. Mexico, August 10, 1806, ‘Not withstanding that the United States and Mexico are ee have beon sister repubdties, ocenpying adjacent terri- tories, with peoples hound together by the strongest tos Of Mike fnstitutions and MHke aims, and opposed in coni- mon to the encroachments of European power upon this continent, still the two nations are wide as the poles aannder, and the Commereo, Iaws and relfrion of Mexico are directly opposed to the theory of the two countries being ‘twin republion.” It ts notat all creditable to the boasted entorprise and go-nbenditivencss of the “aniversal Yankee nation” that the rich prize which Mexico has heretofore offered waa enaiched from Jona. “than's grasp ond appropriated by the slower but clearer. Peaded European—a price more than once offered to our people, but one which they either had not the nerve to take or felled to appreciate its val ware & cracttne . Gimoet fterstly nothing; with mountains filed with irén, she imports all her machinery, hard. ‘were, tails, cutlery, AC; Wilh @ cotton region far healthier and rivaling in all other respecta the most favored portions of the Southern States, she furnishes staple only for a few mills and manufactorios of the coarser fabrics, and depends upon France and Mngland for nearly every article of wear her wool sho ox- e@banges for English clothe, while her silver ia sent abroad 40 pay for avery kind of luxuries, Necosnarily, ber com- Merce is large; but instead of patronizing her next door aeighbor—her only friend and ally—she peuds abroad thousands of miles and trades with her oppresors and enemion EE PECTUAR COMMERCE OF FREI bas never been appreciated in the United States, ror Dave proper steps been taken to secure itm advaniagos Bm this city (hore are bot typ American dasiere—ove » ook store and the other the old * gabilsbed house ot FP A Oe ee mule war. “gore from New York and during most of that aay 4 timo have boon tho Slo py rewontatives of American ee Aatetlageg Tho trade is nearly all in the bands u ves wa, Hethd ota? ane Radives comtenting hemsel| Es) brag "ail probably there are not tz the whole em- ‘aty Moxican importers, THR GERMAN RLEMENT Predominates, and Germans and Buglish almost monopo- | gpace af three or four years!’ LITERARY NOTICES. Among roe Guertcas. By ‘Eamund Kir Author of “ Among the Pines,” 40, Carleton New York. » Edwund Kirke (Mr, Jamos R, Gilmore) has written ashops, fow of them veuturing # whole | half a dozon works similar to this, “Among the Pines,’ “Adrift in Dix'e,” “Patriot Boys and Prison Pictures,” &e., which, we are told, “have reached the enormo's number of seventy five thousand coples within the sbort Nor is this surpriving. lized business until the arrival of the Frouch army, | Dey were made to sell, Like Peter Pindar's razors. They ance which time auch favors have beon extended 10 | aro skilfully adapted to thefr merket, Their distorted French traders that others can scarcely compete with them. Had the empire continued end no rupture occurred between Napoleon and Maximilian, Mexico would prove an invaluable acquisttion to France, vit nt to millions of her ope) a greene ple Soto drawing from hor, 45 and manufactures to tho amount of hundreds of milion’ | yy9 favored us, A babit of relying ~ oainty on one’s annually, Althor fore the advent of tho rene bhslnese was many ietesive by tho Germans, still they ob- tained their ‘SUPrrIrs FROM ND, the was tlled with machinery and English manufactures of every a , and many of the largest and most mines were owhed and worked Sagiiah, Joba Bull is the samo fellow everywhere. ariswersey sided witty the rebels at the very. k of our war; the “snobs aped their betters And became warm svpporters of “southern chivalry,” aod this admiration permeated every clees of down to the farm laborer and streot porter, ‘Mexico the residen® Engtishtogn, followed the cue of the old country, andiewhere caxid be found more ardent admirers of the slave-holdgts’ War, or stronger advocates of the “constitutional ‘ight of secession’? than among THE RNOUSHMEN IN MEXICO, who damned the Yankeos in the most and averred strenuously that in eve; men of the Northingloriously fled, and th: Souiherns never could be conquered. This fee of hostility they still rotain: in fact, recont events ‘Tueve tended to sti it, as they seo “manifest dedtiny’? proclaim. ing that Eurepean rule in Mexico is short-lived and must soen be swpersedod by that of thanletested Yankee, Ic is the fauit of Americans themeeyros that they have deon supplanted in Mex.co; but the Aime is at hand for style, ment the them to remedy the evil, when they will bave only to | and thos be-made th real South of tho futures? Cap- make the effort in order to secure the wuole trade of this country and to make ita mercantile cepondency of the United States, Whatever may be the resuit of the con- | white mem in the universe’’—‘ouly a handful,” bot, test for role In this country, American Influence wiil minate. If Juarez, Ortega or Sunta Anne obtain control of this goverment it will be through the aid aud infuence ef the United States government, and if Maxi milian remaina it can bo only trough suilerauce of tbe powers at Washington, MAXIMILIAN 18 AN ADMIRER OF AMERICANS Ines and glaring colors supply what thelr buyers de- mand—caricatures, not true sketches of Southern life and Focivty, Yet, occasionally, as in the xccounbin the present volyme, of Mosby's farous capture of Gan oe Ekoughton, wd éaich glimpses of something bolt a which the quick eye and ready pen of the NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1866—TRIPLI SHEET. a, oe creer above all, he amuses us by bis narratives, all inlaid with fauecdotes, We have tiad three long visits, daring whicb my time for believing in the royal visitor never cam@ What is striking enough however, t@ @ decided resem- Diance to the proiile of Louis XVI" It was only after big death that this Duke of Norimandy, the” proto” qo) Dauphin, was proved to have been an Am yortons He bad been a banker at Rouen, we believe, bet . & royal road to fortune, man bmenneyie Tae Sincixo Piner ‘ ri 4; on, Pinanm’s PRogRRss ont ae It Sono. Por the Sabbath Sehoo!, ws h ch and family. By Philip Phillips, wit fontonee 4 uates by inet seat, Wiley, De D- ? Poillipa & Co, New York and Cincinuatl, “ait book is Cully described by ite tle, and contains, page 07, a face mile of a characteristic note from the late Presideat Lincoln, requesting Mr. Phitips to repeat his very popular soug, “Your Mission,” whieh be sang in the Hall of Representatives at Washington, February 29, and female friends of some of the prisoners were present, aod ater the adjournment Of the court their salutations were aflvoting. * The hearing of thie: tral will be resumed to-morrow | vrning, at wine o'clock, Fo ee errr eel CANAD AM ANNEXATION. ‘UR OTTAWA (CANADA) CORRESPONDENCE. jc Mind of the Fenian in Me Parte O: or Lont Be: The Canadians British Procection-Inemecleacy of their tary Preparations—Growing Feeling tn of Aunexation—The New Govermme: wie ings at Otcawn, &e. 3 a oi Orrawa, ©, W., ara ip 0, 1868. The condition of Qanada for the por, « date months bas boon wtrange and interesting. tie ‘province has been in Perpetual excitement over one qying or another, but chiefly Fenianiam tn its varior 4 aspects, Before the raid | fi, aud ae l know your valvabie paper gow orally alin 5 a Lt out your cities and towns, publicly if you can, seore tly if you must; and when you strike for freedom and bigher dowtiny, the wealth, the Intelligence aud ta armed sympathy of the citiaens of tht pang wall gly you a detertaiued co operation, (Signs f A, SINNOTT, Pros. Ann gation League. Micmaey TE Monastana, MINUS, Director AuuexaHouk Loaguc, The YACHT RAGE OFF BLOCK ISLAND. " « ABRALD. __.. Cav csi Rail ‘Face To the columne of seme wie to ooo NTpose of correcting a wrong Imprede the FD Te. obtalved in reference to the recent rac® Hem ioc Leland between the schooner yachta, Vesta and Widgeon. Ia fount of your t,o published in the Hicano of Sunday, August 19, 1 appears that all the glory of victory is given to the Widgeon, with out raking mention of the fact that the Vesta came 1a at least Varee miles and a balfaucad, Thisseome hardly carttor might | 1565, Sow Ssrru's Turarnican Jovrney Wore, T. B. Peterson & Bro., Philadelphia, So) Smith's Theatrival Journey Work” is.at end, but this volume will help keep alive many pleasant reooliee- jons of it# author, THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY. ination for farts, and of BhAM Oy dole tating those to sult a prec ponggisire on: 25 highly favor. ablo for asoeker after tut” Worisimiiteude is Rot apt tobe the characteristic of Vicieres fabricated to order, Tn thé last chapter “gee author is naturally reminded of ora, Key OUM DANDURY (CONN.) COMRESPO"ADRNOF. Vanuony, Conn, Aagust Wit, quaint wid town ts Just mow the the al of a ba fouthern fociety, This was his “fall porpose? in de- Uneating tho conscript Bursley aud his wite, types of the “mean whites,” who, be ‘“culoulates,’’ do not excecd « million im number—on ali this brosd earth there is not e@ class of white people se ignorant and #0 degraded as they are/;” then the sergeamt, iho guide end the blackemith, who represent the principal ascending graces of the’class of “poor whites,’ of whom there were “about five millions before the war"? to whose rade virtues ho renders jnotice ina measure, and who must, be adds, be emtrasted with “the political power which ‘the chivalry’ nave #o wickedly ebused, Tals es in of the laggest robborfes of thi UUme challenge comparison with tke Teeords of any similar criminal tranteaction, Your readers are alread: not this ryfbery, of the subsequent 1 the pullty#peitins and their trial aud convictio miasio of two at Br better vuderstandBuger the whole affiir, av it will in al tain Thompson, a typo ef ‘the chivairy’—'tleo vilest it may be interesting to give here a KUSCME OF THE PRINCIPAL PAcrs “by tho votes of the mean whites they were, before the asfarastheyare at yresent known, On Saturday, th ir, enabled to rule the South, and contro!, to #0 great an extent, the fegisiation of the whole country’ — “we inust disfranchse them, anJ eo strip them forever of the | patched from Git of January, 1866, the Adams Express Company de of burgiara, whore boldness, skill and aware of the principalf circumstances attending the com- rest eport everal months ago; but tu orver to the probability be develgped during the course of this trial, w York a car loud of property in an iron at Fort Erle and Missiequo’ 41) Canadiana were deceived | 4, give tho right side of every at iry, please oblige me DY And luted into the bel ¢ nae tho Fenian threata of 12- | giving pubicity to tla commantration tn the mee Yaslon wero Bune” oo. and noise, and that no body of | agreed upon ho start was to take ace from om FOF ‘Adams in Newport harbor, thence to run down vo, round the rtake boat anchored off the ent of Iniand, ‘The Vosta is tho larger yacht of 0 fan the match was made gubject to the © men would bar’ | ine temerity to arouse againat them- Helves 1h8 Mos Dowor of the old British Hon by assail- IG NO” i. obs, The delusion was dispeled, how: ever, * oy the unceromontous vieit of General O'Ned and alee! 4e tro, and -ales of the New “a certain artst, @yo 4 Neale stad,’ cashed wrote under erin west aed ia it D4, party, and wholly dissipaled by the rout hog York Yacht Club, she ie stad +@ give the Widgeon . ie i ee y ho other forces gent to check the ad | time, as an allowance for ep jug should be, 7 ” " re Jonn.- _ { Queen's Own and t me, inrhor tonnage, whicly yl pqaieg $i cade 2b Pitta hs aed See pal “se hese an wnting ovr ay gay | Vance of the Fonian chief, Au eifort wns mado after the | alionauce of vn eee 10 masenhedh entotion ent a 5 be ‘ " iy Ne. opulace jh iT a C pare ‘on? “hagner yar of, fortralts which shall depict the diferent clmses ot | Were Caught—Che Appearance of the P pfsou. | Mtteat of O Nelto make the populace belleve that be | On another “ for on? sahagner yacht was beaten, which succeeded with the majority for same ~vtt WACO, as Most yocstayeds time; but at length the trath woul assert ite supremacNy and the people at last became aware that their bext rer ments had been forced to yield to the strategy and pluck will aeknowiedse, A ba 1 wiart was effected, wind ing, and the Voet rou ting the 'stakeboat a Lis ‘nd on the homer eich nue mo) icrvad of O'Neil and his followers, Since then there has been 10M reaching the “eiginal artlng, por 9 | throughout Canada a feeling of alarm and seneitivenons Hf treo mil 4 gud @ hall alond of her Aidgeon came in sixteen m ab che was allowed seventeen minutes ard instance she was to Fenlanism unknown to formor dayr, and the v efforts of tho people aud the government have boen to i . whieh to make up the form a reltable military forge, Yompan ies aye every: en ind by th ata, she of course was declared & +r by only one minnte and forty seconda, The (ime where beon organized and jatoly camps formes ant fleid drill practived, But after all the wll MFF organ|20 tion Is anything bat eificient, The voluntodrs Bym w complain already of being turned but, and various ex- |e equalled In the samo yatery, and probably ne cuses are offered—such, for example, as thgt they are | wii[ be surpexead. The distance Ix computed af fome~ not reguiafiy paid, that itis not their turn to go, that | thing oot Ley gh irre pe soepe pak d By coal ted the rato of pay should be increased and that the United | the Heariag iad Per Gee eetuines Wgathar o tes paid thelr men better, and besides, gave lance a could give the Wid eon even ten toine niles, There are some cothusiastic enemios of the y arace.'” Docior, gir, and Vesta came in mxteél minutos inns it fs true, who might thrn ont to feht ther for tha! reason alone, bat then If all the facts were known ondent, was that ta thirty-one minotes + the race, as given by your by Une Widgeon—thiree how Hom few second The Vesta’s time was three hours fF eon wolnutes, a nautical feat which T doubt bas ever ub Cy ud proved the fala Yt n oe thin tetteP sitppty tO power they bave so wickedly abused ‘we must look | Car attached to the train which runs between New York Haven. perhaps there are quite as many In the p solicited (he publica snd Amorican institutions, and wonld gladly seo a 4 to it that the ‘chivalry’’ are not again eligible for offlee, LPs “ph is ze ba the express tran, which | wou! take thetr places in the rauke to un fmpression which pe al nt al million of Yankees coloutzed in his domams. He knows “! or acain allowed any voteo in the control ofthe nation,” | cave" Now York at eight o'clock in the even y wre afforded the opportunity that the Vesta wax badly heaten, w that with these law and order would provail, and we eee XK. aT, eee Mae Haven about eleven. | ariitlery forco * the game oa nothing, aud there is a «case neverappenred. Taleo aS!) conntry goon be rid of the cut throa's and robbers who | &¢ ; and lastly, old Aunt Katy ia pendant ne This car was in ch charge of 8 memenser | july no mralry fa Canada worth the tame pportonily to express the hope that «80 receas race now infest the country; and, in order to develop the re- | Tom), atype of “the negroes,” “of larger heart than | (ir hype ogre and borides con'aining oods | Thus far, th: Canada i not a whit more | WL only be the precursor to» many imilar trials t, * sourees of Mexico, he is willing to grant our countrymen | ours end stronger love,’? with Robert Lucy, “the young | Of various value: fh i civee in which were de- | prepared ‘to than sho was in Jone | Debrecen the several rchooner yachts of (be squad , privileges and advantages not extended to Enropeans. | ‘ ff Miteed fe ib the posited bonds gold certs welry and ef tothe | Inst, and tl Gopadians aro trying | ROO Tam very certain, # aveyty other geptieman in tye if the Amperor audicates the Americans will be able, ing] Virginian,” a typo of that ‘mixed raco in wi he | amount valued in greenback of over half a milion. At | ty reason themecives Into the boli shat the money ant | “eet deplaved the rame toten: ¥ ont all but name, to control this yovernmont and obtain | blood of the white and tho black {8 mingled In various | TWenty-sevensh sires! ue wesD eresamined tie locks | otlier property and Inbor lot. 10. then by Foniuntann ta ‘ Tot the Henrie't ty, commercial privilezes which will give them the m proportions.”” ‘The story in.which thes» figures move | OF ‘ie car and found i'm weure, | When the tain | compensated for by tho devel nent O& thelr inlitary bo ready to throw dow garnilet oly of wade, At this ime no other nation cap ta ial nak ones neil ae pinay it, th Lilaaer lapels} Mla the padlock of the car | power, the trth is that they have no AMiitary power Hing world with the brightess Pprorpects of sucee im to be at all popular here, and Americans will have only | '8 nothing, if not sensational, and after telling ft, the | was miss, me two of the sues brok.n open, half of thelr | what 6a account of the total Inelflelenag 0 4 ry traly AYACHTMAY, themselves to blame if they lose this good opinion of | author mdulges in somewhat incoherent speculations as | Cont nts 6 olen and the otver portion strewed promicen- | military system ant the extent and defenotem etate of OhK, August 25, 1806. the Mexican people, or fuil to take advantagy of the | to the future of the South, and particularly of the colored | OU*!Y On the tears of the car, The door of the ear w- | their frontier. ‘These facta aro pla nty seen from thin etd pet Se present favorable ¢ircumstances. Although tho liber. wards the Sound wag fornd open, agd bh n.6 f was con- | sito of the ine and aro ineontrovertibie Ol, Imac he als, through fear of anpexaijon, oppose immigration, | Tce in America, We dwell upon them longer than they | cluded that from this side the robSers bad escaped with sad, you forget that we have g Md a OBITUARY, still they look upon the Statefas thelr hope and deliv- | merit, perhaps, but they uncoussiousy betray the rea, | ther booty. What good ave they ft a country Where there are pie or i ex erer, and if the proper course be pursued commercial treaties can be made of such favorable character as to enable our mannfactarers to oventually drive Europeans from this market. ic Except afew “notiona,”’ sewing machines, machinery, oy TRAD WITM THE UNITED STATRS ie very Mmited. This 18 partly owing to the higher prices of nearly all manufactured goods in the United States, but more to the cavaiter manner of Amer can merchants and the tile effort ever mado to build up a wade with this country, Oor manufactu obliged to be content with emall profits if they hope for Mexican market, and merchants mast take lessons tn Inaaners of their European compeiitora if they would seeure trade from Spanish America. It ts important to re the slight bold we now have In this counuy if American merchants, espectaily thoae of New would reoure future benefits, English, Frenet 0) York. and Spa into Gulf porte the products end mannactures of Evrope, whilst the only American ling, now reduced to a single steamer a month, runs comparatively empty, avd isin danger of being withdrawn completely. This wou benbandoning the field entirely, and under the most favorabls circumstaners it would tako years, probably, to recover the ground if the New York and Vera Cruz steam packets should discontinned. No better time than tho present cau be found to learn the wants of ths count and to lay the foundation of the business with Mexico, Trade is now at a stand still, but enterprising and intelligent mon can the easier learn the requirements of the coun as well as the more earily form bus'ness connections. Such men ahould lose no tire in coming here and spend months in post- ing themselves and obtaining a knowiedgo of Mexico, its | mysteriously disappear. resources and ita people, The great wealth of this country is ils minerals, The mining lands are to Mexico what the Innds of Mituois and the West are to the United States; cousequently ehe will aot soon become a mnnafnctaring nation, but must draw her supplies from abroad; she will poy for them with tie previo netals, It can eartly be computed what the trade of cight mil- Hons of people, wh» pay for thelr godds in vold and silver, will be worth. ‘This is ewphatieany A “HARD Money” counrey, even more 80 than was California in ity palmiest days. Gold is searce, and tiiver dollars constitme tio circulat- ing medium, ' Paper money ia unknown, The Banks of London, Mexico aud South America, however, bas ven tured to isaue a fow bills of large deaomination: but (hoy seldom mo} with, and outside ‘iy high—2' 4 per Craz, end varies according to state of road from robbore; 7a 12 per cent upoa New York and Lon- don, Until within two years THe CRAYANS composed the larger portion of ‘he foreign population in this country. Thay wero found in evory large town and city, and by porsistently ienoring politics and minding theit own Duringss, not only became popular wih the at, made themselves rich, of the largent fealers in this city are Germans, and the old ‘Fader 2nd" fee)ing is as wari here as the verest Teuton could jesir® numbers three Landed Witmpe, and mansion upon Calle de la Vr fea, the most and principal sireet of the capital, The ype library of 1,000 volumes of s.andor| ahd Trt literature in the German, Engiieh, French and Spanish fad fitangs; and their club hous» is provided with libri reading, conversation, recepvion, billiard and concert rooms, wii elegantly arranged and ‘fitted up, and where the ety of the city frequently attend concerts given by the soc ety. 18 PLEMENT he Important interests held for, Caples a fast ‘Tine is losing ground, and b by English capitalists j rial railway would soog become entirely exun neh interests nt prodominate, but the hosuli'y of (he Mexican n rouders ther situation boul u sant and carivug The downfall of the ompiro Will bw the sicnal for a foray npdn thjs class of foreigners, Most of them foresee thie, and many Of thom are already preporing for the storm by disposing of (holr goods, cloxing out business, and making read¥ ty attend the Gres division Of troops upon its exit from ti couatey, ‘tan. PReBINC Tae Teenct has been prod: nective Of mu oud, an litead harm, It has infused new tastes into the coun nity 3 Int and don ing tatluences in seidahnees which the Mexican people had ty ile ty, iy it nto break down the barriers of bi “fhe negro’ counts, according to Mr. Gilinore, {01 “nearly four millions of peopie of strong religious Feaxi- bilities, fair mental endowments, distinct and marked characteristics, (the same, Mr. G. elsewhere states, bi drought from bis native jun, peculiarly decile, teachable and rédeptive of ctvilizing In. fucnees. predict their future ?? iy not desirable that the mulatto should live,” Before, however, finally consigning him to the grave, Mr. Gil- more will grant him the entisfaction of giving vent to the “lind instincts and terrible impulses!’ which, ho avers, “are now slumbering in the mulatto.” He points with menacing finger to “that cloud asgathering™ in the sky. He prays—but the prayor sounds pot unlike a threat— “God grant that it may not burst; but, If it door burst, tt will be the milauio who will guide the ytorm and ride upon the whirlwind.” Then, to console him in view of 80 perilous a ride, our prophet assures him thut he shall “Tho mixed race have @ part to perform, and when that part i performed they will sink into the earth, as a river enks Into the ecean,” The figures are somewhat mixta in this juxtaposition of prophecies; but they both relalé to the samo mixed race, Mr. Gilmore offers some curious statlauics to prove that = what she calle the bleaching process, “ would not reach all negroes be- fore the year of grace 8900 oven if amalramation wero to £0 on”—but he hastens to add that “it will nit go on; freedom wiil caure the process to cease altogether.’ Avd he mercilessly proceeds to cut off from among tho negroes of tho glorious futare all who have “a long heel, ashin like a harness collar, a bent body, a bulict head, and a face that would be no ornament toa baboon or @ gorilla.’ All of this clase “will no doubt mett away as s000 a8 emvonetpation shall have brought it ate full com. petition with the working whites and the rere jntell\- gont of its own color, But not eo with the superior ne groes,"’ those who have “ashort heel, a straight site, An erect form, a weil shapel head and a face both open and engaging.”’ “They will expand and grow, while the others surivel and dic, under the bight of And elsowhere ho ass.res us “we shall bave « continent for all coming time a nation of black J cana.” Very kind is afr, not to analitiate Seriously, I tuete not remoting Inexpressibly #loek- ing in the cold-bleoded calculations by wh eh a processed friend of Whe negro antivipates tue des ruction of milfions As the Iuevitable consequence Of their emancipation ? Ovn Netgusons ix ine Coaxen House. A Novel. By T. 8, Arthur. Carleton, New York. By diot of constant practice, and, let us add in fustion, by cunsetentious study of actual life, Mr. Arthur has at ell ag crest po- | Lerrens or Luoesie pe GuEenin. length succeeded in risiog ocewionaliy above bis old spvere of common piace, In thix voluue, be kas quice fngenioucly enveloped the Corner House with mystery, aud then, by hiv natural development of the story, ho has gradvally dissolved the ebarm, antit the Corner Hos again becom s to the nefghbors an ordivary house, and ite (amates are regarded ike other folks Edited by G. London and Trevutien. Alexander Btrahan, 3 York. These charming letters, ike the famoos “Journal of SPeund themeciven, ‘They have sown cords Of elvitiza: | Rugenio do Gainia,” are fuil of the foad, stateriy love tion whieh, carefully fostered by American Lands, will bring forth abuadant fruits, and, in thine, regenerate this people. All that portion of Mexico which bas besa undor tmperial rule bas improved within the past three Years; new ideas bave been inculeated; new modes of dress, living aud agriculture have been adopted; lave have’ been measurably respec e bu ldings been repaired and erected in the large owns and during the twenty years prev ad. slow and uaobeerved inthe United States, peut and vastly benetic al. If i be con ot five years longer, the country will be in a fair way longer be the derision and eoorn of tue civ aed word. the City and State- Mint of the Reported Failure of the Bank of London, Mexico, &e. MINT OFBRA TIONS. ‘The quarterly report of the Chicf Director of the Mints of Moxiea to tho Minister of Finance shows a falling off of coinage during the months of April, May and June, ax compared with corresponding months in previous years, In the quarter Iast parsed tho coinage was as follows GAA. Silva To'al, Land $1,078,082 110,000 1,044,000 on 1280 OO = 146 188 Darango... be 180 600 Ban Lois Potosi. - 460,200 Oajaca.. 19,440 68,501 Total. . $184,258 No reports have been reoctved from the minta at Cy Divan, illo, Alamos end Chiinahus, and the mint at € { inte of San f. its prodacts are nein large portion of the gold o gold mines, bat ls extracted from the sliver duriag ihe process of coining. DEMAL OF THE PATORTHD FAILURE OF MEXICAN MANK, We, the undersigned, bunk ore and merebunts of tha city Of Mexico, haviog econ & letter publiehed im the New n the F 4 has be York Times stating that the Bank of London, Mexico and | de Ravignan, another ele Horth Amerion In thir elty bat eaepended {is payments and giving details of it: soepeuston, her-by state that the wid mepension and details are entirely false, and that the London Bank of Mexico and Koulh America tew never once saspetded ith payinente since it bas beee | Prot Quemper, whose praises" for I eau in hia city = Graham, Geayw & Co re) treo Rivas Congora; 7. Labadie & Co, ent qn. 1. 6. Deschampe; G Perogorio y Hermo., F.’ Cuevas, Marto Daran , Letoenn & Guthell, © Fels Altncena de Don Manual kerandon, M. Garcia Abelio; Carlos Haghenbeek, P. cet Valle, Este, Benec a & On, | ple, that Reron de Richemont, fellow pri Fasto Tt. Carrome, N. Davideon, 3 J Behmmidt h& Go, t Wiles & Co, Neanor jeietegui, Bat Barton & Co., | 9 Bermesilio, M. J. de Lisard!, Breum & Co, MEXICO, Auguat 3, 1900, of redocming 1# character, and Mexco will HO | another world in that great Which she lavisued upow her brother Maurwee, Thy aro marked by the sawe blending of simplicity aud wouanly grace and fervor, with rare good sense ant holy axpira- ton that surprie d and deli hted France in her Jouraal, Justifying the favorabie decision of the Academy, which fixed ite piace permancotly in Fregoh iterature, and connecting (ue name ot bor beloved Laurice indissolubly with her own. Among the most interesting leuers are thove dated at Paris, They affort gimpses of quite ty from the ute so gloouily deptoted by a recent writer in the Berwing Pot The cordial and appreciative ree ption of Mile, de Guirin's journal tn Fraace, even ip the imperial France so severe. ly, not to way uncharitably, deseribed by tat writer, Jnclines us to hope there ts a wilver lining to the heavy cloud, Eugenie do Gadrin, with her pure aud saiutiy mind, i mbre lenient and jot than LLM fhe says in a letter to her father, “If the devil reign in Paris, God ws porbaps bewier served there than anywhere Clee; good and evil alike Ond thelr suprems expremt ‘us Babylon and Jerusalem both At Paria she te cape rounded by a goodly company of kind yelatives and 1. boy veg frienda, distinguished men and clerant worten, and they and admire Maarice, Of course abe ie charted ia Maurice binself is there, wht bis sweet » Indian bride, Eugenie becomes acquaimyod with ynews do Vaux, who carries on @ conroversy with Lamoertine, and ased to correspond with M. de Lame menaia before tix full. Mme, de Var fw called whe Joan of Are of Henri V.-chia woman 6 © man in energy, stacure and \ntelieet Thom eo © tieter of Bm & 4, charming aod cheertul, fall of the lowe of God and of intero-ting ancedotos Bhe gow hore, thers, every where; to the Tullerer, to a duchtalto poor pam Plo; sock acywaintances follow at Fath® Lacordaire, Who wan for a ebort time intimate with Marios; Fahor epomic; Cofnt Xavier do Maisie; the v4 de Daraat; M. do Nqville, at one of whose brilliant parties Rugenic meets oly Am. tawatres of the United Staven: kind M Auginns mm Jollee tal etperertty duet Doardebes, Darron, Forbes de | and goodnemof beart "will be echoed by qi thom Amer. icans who fortunately knew him; and, tq cut abort the interminable list, last, bat not the least @rious visitor, a prince, a king, ho Dauphin risen up bom the Tom jor of Petiien, Chine of a eavace tribe Im America, physfian fm India, and Thnow sot whatio Perm Me goes gerywhers, can do evervthine. heare everything, like the Poitaire: end, | sentiments of too many professed friends of the negro, If they are cow permitted to tive with the will be | whive race on tertas of political equality, is it difficult to Easy enough, perbaps, for Mr. Giltaan, but hard todeod for his “colored brothor."? First he coolly subtracts from tho foar millions one million of “mulatioes, quadroons, metife and oetoroons," dooms them ta extinetion “by the Iaw which we see governing ish steamers are at weekly Intervals pouriag | most of the hybrids of the brute creation,” and adds, “it e parts of the county. Pakertou’s. tor i ] A clue way fortunately “peedily gbtained, and tw: Angu-tue Tristgom and Thomas Clark, ho vielnity of was tr sireet, New York The tolegraph wires were, of course, upon the discov: ery of the rebbery at New Haven, immedi@ely cal ed siuon, and information of the transuctlog seat » Which had been emnen ly suceessfaly upon several ‘ein iar O CA ODs, Was again bad re ourse to by the company, d wt Uke house of oue Barmore tu Divison And from information then received Waters one-half the year and @ thoyrand means of Proweh that they caunot reach at all, It must be imivted that the Canadians count a great assistance of England, the b the little whe by be seattere | all over the glob», and ‘0 throw aylomer season, would, in the present en rope, England. dition of dgalon ihe ab yer von ten thousand troops across the Atlante, even oe tore y tax the military aud fluancial strougth of Professor John Atdison Porter, of New “Haven, di of Se turday, August 25, at the agoof forty gta ® He was hore io Catskill, New York, March 15, 1829, @ 4 graduated erolpepeage: * ee - bar a = ot this flacave | Yale € etn 1842, Ho was soon after Wal appointed or hi neg now that h Yel fall ‘army. of Rngland “has, of tecapity “uy |S tutor in Delaware College, from which p Witlon he wae oted to the chair of thetoric f with tho fnatitution until 1847 Yot@ hia taloot to the study of chemintry, Europe and puraued a course of siudy under t talsing ‘28 conned: Detorms, WOR Wo do he ent to VA rhe. are Rata ROUGE Eeveed istibioine Gate near Pipa oitrengaee. wees ayyrd ihe wg now, | Hn of Lietz, In 1850 he was appointed Pofes tT " ee te we ldo on of excep ‘ston. pa eran bat eat tive bol of the ean of the | Mae pm my Ken of except in derision, Th popu Chemistry Applied to tho Art tn Brown Univer YY, GAR ar, cctltned tartahare Cee oe here sone thing that Canada decidedly lacks, and | Canada ae mor OF Agricultural Chemistry, in \ “4le Brae acta “Neate, Snowtere heiwecn ‘Coecob | that national apirativn. The highor palitiea. i Colions, which position he retained until 1844, when « Sf Pyare fitter lin ct ni ene nek | thuta Canadwn faucies bo can possox Jaloyalty”’ to | trea he has teee ently compatied bin to Since toe -reobety and. duce Ot Uw “tata"aows | gilts cralsh ompira;” in other words, aubserviency to-a | him. boon «constant wufferer until death retieved "1 European nienarel OF en -» yp m ad allen, it a8 imyowsito to dieover the hiding piace’ | thw more enl yutrwed portion of ihe Wmerat party ond |” Lyotemar Porter waw a man of 1 k ‘oun, ", for som » rally, Vew matters ina very different aspect, and per Sry meet ute whee ictny Lint rogiog day | ceive clearly that all thetr material Wires tes’ tbane waa . 4 HO toeans absorbed all hin enerying, Cee era tain wl Ho thls watch was belog | un with tho rising repnbtican giant of America. and not | Ley "a8, Hnlllmed and scholarly writer on both IIterary eawsemnt ing pag ies nade the r appwaranice iu | with the decaying monnrebies font thenizaud miter away, | Rnd ,wolentific wubijects published an elementary ory apr lan or Pe ~e + aia Lime Onrry | but this party i loo small and ite principles too eee of = by ramen sdinirably adapted t the pure finn thele ction frau theltect drag failed. xecamn: | to come In'o papular favor immediately, Howar: pores of chou! inatruction, and at the tims bie onith ow VIGIL ASE DN REWARDED, ' a, whet edvantage iis the connection praleing sod sutclopind tie behind ean cot ~ ered Mi i UJ mn. , while 4 died vantages *. warded by the discovery of the treasure and the Fe rp eeigetor Mot fefiection, Th short, Canada | the 1 yr from the caf, with the + fold previously picked Tw up on the ra iroad track. Tristram and ¢ Conn, 3 rs + pres ding, st Uridveport, € fo,nd guilty, Triwtram was ilentiary fora term of th 's counsel having obiai ¥ Of $20,000 4h gold, b lug the total amount of coin etol a ption of a bag of $5,000 in rior yood @ year# and a tail; | gaboct and ther 4 writ ot error, be be at present ergeing a ¢ the American rer bite before long Mt wilt remit in bank ange politically of some kind, and if Itdoe: not resolve ttrelf into annexalion to ruptey or anarchy, anda total prostration of the indan y keep the mass of bo jx eit real Intoreatn ignorance of t ie in tore Porlant neries of meetings at Now H month of February, 1800, the moat yw nent mover. romt are maintaining & deop he whole wetaht of of active \abor his try of the country, The wieast men inthe land foresee m | {bis sad someiimen vemiure Uogay. ft, but the oflce: | wna gs spb msl ell wedog b ie Paid holders, the persons ambitions for oificn’ unde t nt : = the nat rally subveryien!, close up all dicamion of the Raord-—which pr an oillcent guxiilary ta gticna- Iating State pride to ite utmont effort Im aid of the politi. eal Caine (ClarkY fe now by ng in jail awaiting tho disposition of ‘A fom words tn conclunion abee m In social life ho combined the euttore of the ow Wo aor Ht the Carndian enpital wy Whaler wrk and the grace o Trey ere we ed je Ne Ft and i Lama Be Ma ba unlotereating. Tue govern. | finn charkover, “Nb sertea' tn ak Gonghtor’ of Tho partion who were engaged to work up the int Of three numtoggri¢t specimens | 2°%Ph E. Sheteld, of Now Haven Bivantic robbery became. fully convinced that Tristram focliy ance, and Clask were not the ouly persons concern Job, and therefore, at the ifet gation of the cnr riot rn. nkeron aud his band were w that the « « migit be brought to Ip a very short time it was derided to the entire & ‘on of the ab tha other pers: ed in th « brak the New York aud Now Haven Ra iroad , Gilley Meviory, a ort of“ n New York, sarin Allen; brotherin ti Bevorious Theo Allen, Jame Aview, bets hot yet ve MeGaire and the eo har nop vet deen made public, fid to ¢ J ately upon tue arcest of Trigiram The wicirabouts of U OU ier Lune wes Foan marertained, hat 1 wae deoimet i | FOULC Lo piace t © argynt wtih Bt Ad fend returned from their viet over tho 4 1 y of captoring ai at tue kawe w cud Were enjoying themre'y | were allowed at lor Diinat ils co that they were constantiy unde 604 #Ursoliiance of the hg tyrta dons of the la at r. At jongth everysbing bec uievently ina’ ored, and | the time arrived ft j he or rothe pwd | guiity parties iad Joon Gi and KW ob Dea Vetuire, heting in the meaning returned from Can ada, kopt ‘Closely conc-al din Now Vork, aided in eo ding, ar Loom crcibly tuformed,” by tthe deteerives “of that ‘elty, one Of whom, indeed, on the eveming Of the robbery ad } aecten'iy foaned to Martin Allea lie ni badge for the arteet by the dot cet have (iam bah pet “ine of York pollee, many things were a ° fo obstruct the coure of Jartiog, Heme it wor t matier pr od 90 slowly, and the company bad (0 in cnr greut nal etpense Slow, FUT PURE, n, whither water cure © deus NABHET pra. Me was Gnaily tra ked wo Hie he Lad cone (0 pat Up for & jew works at Cdeburbment in that delighifur t he wave ying bimaelf after | toribed in the hydropath.c oyster, and Y cons shattered ) Fath lowe pores 188 VEFY MUCH damp jo nied ig ai his Meniy the arrest, evidently having thongtt had hoon enteely forgetion. Hot he ranumitied yrs fully to bis evil fortune, went quietly with tue oficer and was soon lodged i the eave jal wth Biv aceom pisces at Uridgeport, Te Peat, T Day This morning the five prieeners were breoght over from Bridgeport and contued iu the county jal in the town. Aleleven o'clock the court opeued, but before Any bnwinem was proceeded wil ex Kwcotder Benith, of New York, we vrwonet MeGuire, hours, ay he expect me by Ue wont jourved wuts od Lue arrival of & train, This wan gra two o'elock. P sonem AN Lal Judge Pardre prowid The ¢ tow are Mr Carter, istrict Atorney Bepatur Ferre. The prisuners have inet +t proween. Mr beardeley and scaiieus Coup Sel in the persone of ox-Jodge B. IL Stuart and exile. Corder dames M. teuitt, of grew York cily, and Gheries Chapman, Keq, vue 0° the abies aod most noted lew. yore of Liste Beate ne ramona®, “ J, are above the ordie sion for esting in their deewe, aid { Welles are Well if wot expensively Tile a’bernoon, tho Jory being empaneiied, the tefar Wa lon was pad 1 tiem and thet rtaoners in! doe form. 1k wou furhs nat (iene Boe prewuers ad on the ulebt af the 6th of Jawaary eheirect (row the sole of the Adaoe Kicpremy Company. on the New York and New Haven fia teved, one goid wate #5 gol ceri alan, Of the Valve, taken aitogecher, of $080 The law of tiie Mate Fegertivg solen property has been changed eines (he of this robbery. Avy sr over $h00) be iried winder the jaw, theretune it the ind clment kop within thet + of Adaven Ka «iment Reimer ner, Baperinien: Lenjanin P. Smith Company | dad Wiha Moore, Mr Samii proved (ve identity of | the wach, The tewtimony of the others hap aireety | Beet inid before the resdore of the Heasto to Gnother form, ! ree oter home Weg crow ied ond (he Most intense sterest war men. Megted thro ahee! he eftarnemm The s)ven meters Winans examined thie aftarneon, | col re; @ siyle totally unit Nidiogs oF Indeed Tor any tm digging towards the carth’s compe to fid day lilt 6 planation, d&e. Ortawa, Auguat 20, 1866. diogries k im astern Townships, The cause of ta t cod fo be the dwsatin om with the ( O'Neili'@ party at Ridgeway, and The party were fol The dian Ann xat lowing weitrens tw mn Long voee Of the people w for aenere Jat wed through the streets by « | jargo crowd. Address of the De h of Liew the ar hivectfre of the PurLapmernia, Aawuat 29, 1904 e Ury pure aud sinple! ate rot if t had any grices they sonld be dad, bat to |, nrevet: Ldowsonant -Colenet amen \P: Medthane, 0 saliow {0 ent terre fewer young and 4 ‘ulshed officer of the regular army, nt bolMings here hat done, te like | Med yesterday served ax Adjutant General in New Mpshire, and ax misteting and disburving oMeer in wh ld a seattored town of about twenly thousand w York, Penosyivanta and Indiana, He was severely Inhabiten's, composed MM nearly equal perte of Fronch | wounted \a the batth of Oaines Mille, and dled from | aod cstsh Canadiann aud Earopenad 1 the eGects of a ball which stilt remained ia his body | tit p bat the gr Death of Ka-evernor Morehead, of North er, he wan ean be ” in Carmen and you van live ; averegt ", , ° ih Aven tienworn, Va, Angnst 20, kaa aes Py eh of bs Rx Governor John M. Morehead, 4 North Caroline. fawn: and the econ ey wong | Sid Festerday ot the Kock bridge Alum Springs . fea—the Gativean and oe The Videosu nad THE PRIZE RING, town | / ge nf A Match for the Championship of Amert Ffloaled down Hetveen Davia and@cCool A Vielt to the | be Oriawn. I mber pale Sketch of thelr Previews F realest io the worl-and | formanees, Ae, Ae, businve of the pines, ne & Ie regedit: oo ba Among t c adian = Tit. ' tion for the tary Offcers and Men Tenderlag thelr Mee waa chempionthip A + 46d $1000 n6de, to take piace in Miser mt droped incon Davis, whe vw taltog how ¢ voluntoars in the vicinity of St, Jobge are almost the Mawson Hotton, at the bond of wing ave 16k" steht natiad| Weel dakeplaiat aiaite ‘aad ter the men y of Bherman Tr rim men, havo unantinorsty sent ta ther restgnatione,,| to ehth tes rr Magee ay Sh ly mp teatiog thr he military io nearly all the lage rine wal! of rate and imu of t 4 « pound we The conviction grows that the Fonlane will reaume Ly pound awoke ch be makes turn a doa! ia litie 10 oF three wee : c 5 the Danes, nd etenting the host/licioa in two oF ka 4 Pemian named Hop ¢ reemion of bis morwing aod ne Wales he has wo regular hour for hia exere as, (1 behind during the reireat gt, Jee when the hemor ta Cones al a a FA rt commenced taking Wn enerciaa 1008 at that time and bas wince been | hevis ee pa huatred and pioaly- ances pedean’ Me ntry no, wan arrenied | han already redured bimenlf over twenty pounds, and rer , tei che tpects lo enter the reg ab OF shout ave hwedred and { inal o Prpenen The ji ‘ ’ anh A © proted, whiou me al iyhier, while in the iand af gold he had several wy " - aod ¢ Fendly Lutouim, aud alent invansiiy cade o® virtor, The expansion of comineree Davis haw tind ‘only one teggiar taut im the Pacite ened oplvions the vary of | Ristes—thetof the sommer of 1866 with Pateey [re y af taterents ua 0 belleve ih he cumne off at Virginia Cnty whew fistae be haw hag tal aio, tt hae rae for the geet + Soe mee cite, and ¢ 10 fe ordained by the laws of the physical worlt (hat 4 the saperjur inurl ever aire t and aimurh the jaferor piwer Th ix Mend by the ineror fe ‘ Canada must bee © prominent and dimingwicbed part of the Us tater. "Th eta tilint 9 monarchy wpon the narttven exercmng at Mile Moose, on | POmcitary o the United Mater in contrary to He pr rom), owed the wore pages thas Cowld Ar 0 ita o etyroseed A. ae the prom oot Of iis thiriy ee core wo table for traning “re The governm 4 with choude ot dart, and dur Pi patiently for this « day alietnoem wo hes than (hirer © “ Hecnsse the ad 7 the howne. ‘The sight of » ; . cunt one le very apt to Bll A town om tirtual benefis of anne rs # WA well ralevieted to lewpire Wine with (he peace ebb noe bee ol, bad Upon «© pure falit, see Meter eh need om the | Tn 1104 pre onda ‘ Wo would adviee hie trends t ue hw Thirty ait wiliions of reperiicane weuld now welcome | tors at onee. TH get in , ° your Northers te *¥, pr pewin the pare and bracing ' wry, dnp A of fareen gover ted pet Wo be stifed to death «id ‘ . vee ths and bee p on eoting over bh and 4 ‘ ' 1 , tof ail thet Northern erntery, ay 4 rather @ cbvi"ired and eat “ . * Gouon copeiie of comperneg | tame te 166), . . Joomings © = h@ synming, Cet bod slmaye we | venquinhed sfier a very bend felt, 1 irty oe | Tok bettie wan fone u twotve ‘Me om of your deste to become n tree | Now Orieann, on * ered tre poopie te by teliary forte, then Geay you | eanvey them to the be After ihe toat | expect cor mon! Candie eympsthy ipo garies from 0, the imperative dety of your native mates. ed he poopie wock = doueatie ety! bead and mnateriad | taining Jonnie whart teat oe The consviitation of the Kar Powers tor ME por bron ‘ Invreciie, Motod pels of twperatiom perameriiy demands » ike weity | around for begger game some bom Wo chetieee Of the people of Ue Coutieent for the preservation of | Jos Coters Ue . yon A Ametre On repo nef Comaramm Wecomeg wm foul aerom p's | i> . . roved the tnt Forope, repabiieaniem wast necemerty be the re | ty and sons Mine twck to the Wert defen a | | ant Prony Teeety ed om tid comt iment, | gad MeCent are the Inet of Priende, wid boty ns Let ee tcpreasion of your opinions ther te bold, open | powert Loe rortmsteg Bagh foe tie chawpooe f and sincere Preach the great goapel inthe highways net | © ve hartowt that han ever taken phage in ike Weed ay sof Vout aed Vor smuenetion mnaues throwgh | ee oul war he tet men wi”