1 20 9 https://hemerotecadigital.uanl.mx/files/original/173/6628/Monterey_era_The._1864._Vol._1_No._1._Octubre._0002007334.ocr.pdf 7adfc3b2c2a9c1f6343d18ec299dcc1d PDF Text Text ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. Además, incluye notas de interés científico, literario y noticias locales. Este periódico es opositor a las ideas de Juárez y aparentemente en favor de Vidaurri. Describe también las condiciones económicas de la quiebra de Milmo. Su estilo es sencillo comprende anuncios y noticias para la frontera o población del norte, dentro de la sociología histórica resulta un documento inapreciable. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Título Uniforme The Monterey Era Año de publicación El año cuando se publico 1864 Volumen Volumen de la revista 1 Número Número de la revista 1 Mes de publicación Mes cuando se publicó Octubre Día Día del mes de la publicación 30 Periodicidad La periodicidad de la publicación (diaria, semanal, mensual, anual) Semanal Relación OPAC https://www.codice.uanl.mx/RegistroBibliografico/InformacionBibliografica?from=BusquedaBasica&bibId=1752685&biblioteca=0&fb=&fm=&isbn= Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era, 1864, Vol 1, No 1, Octubre 30 Subject The topic of the resource Monterrey (Ciudad) México Publicaciones periódicas Literatura Ciencias Noticias Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. Además, incluye notas de interés científico, literario y noticias locales. Este periódico es opositor a las ideas de Juárez y apaentemente en favor de Vidaurri. Descibe también las condiciones económicas de la quiebra de Milmo. Su estilo es sencillo comprende anuncios y noticias para la frontera o población del norte, dentro de la sociología histórica resulta un documento inapreciable. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Editor Jhon S. Swope Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1864-10-30 Type The nature or genre of the resource Periódico Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource text/pdf Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2007334 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Fondo Nuevo León Language A language of the resource eng Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. Monterrey, N.L. (México) Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. El diseño y los contenidos de La hemeroteca Digital UANL están protegidos por la Ley de derechos de autor, Cap. III. De dominio público. Art. 152. Las obras del dominio público pueden ser libremente utilizadas por cualquier persona, con la sola restricción de respetar los derechos morales de los respectivos autores Guerra Juárez Nueva York Política Texas Vidaurri https://hemerotecadigital.uanl.mx/files/original/173/6629/Monterey_era_The._1864._Vol._1_No._2._Noviembre._0002007327.ocr.pdf a41d0429e0b4c6b3ebe18a5cc4f347d6 PDF Text Text ' aes uf powera, tbose granted and those cunntry calhi 11µ1111 tht:111 to pcrforo1. which the Sta.tes have reserved to tbem11 JC'!°":TlCE A:-:D P,lmtoTl.iU '"-\Vt! are eorselves. Mr, CALHoUN' solemnly declare~ ry, vcry sony that tlie offi,:ial paper of JOHN SWOPE, Ediror. in the Senate, that after forty years' serYÍce in that body, he bad never concious- this city, .La Gaain, uuUt:!r th: abovo hea.d has dirccted tu u:; a tüugub,r Asoi.moN LlTERATURG.-,ve bave only ly given a Yote or utte1ed a word into \ate up tbe current magazioea of the tended to weaken the U u ion; but, on the thrn-1t. Onr uticl~ rc11µei.:ting Gent:ra.l V10ArRRI and Col. (l~!lROQA ha.8 beeu r.1i11day, to be con~inced wha.t a ~~rent _of contrary to streugthen it. How little, 1111,ie.n,tood, and fr.rnkly, we meant only misrepresentat1on, uf false poht1cal bta• theréfore, it becornes an annonymüUi:1 thttt theÑe gcntl~men :-1huul<i returu tu trJl"y, and perverte~ and l!entimen~l Magazine acribbler to impugn the trutbthcir h~unc~1 peacea.bly and quietly, 38 fülness oí a raan whoee au~tere virtuc fiction the Ucmocra.t1c party of the Um, ted Sta.tes is forced to 1Stem, in orde!' to and disiuterested patriotism puts to we st'e thronghout the Empiré a epil"it co11cilliat iou ii; exerci!-lcd towa.rd& all preae"e itself from complete anoihila-- shame 8.:ppant and merceua:i.·y upstarts of pa rt1es. \Ve di::i<l .a.i!t w itb ilidign:i.tioo. tion. Thf:: two rnost prominent literary who now impose their vulga.rity, ign1r monthly's tbe Allanlit and Har¡,u', are u.ncc and fanatici1:nn upou a suffering the uug;cneni u'-1 :m ppllsi t iuH a ttri but ed to of sowing the seeds uf dis c1Jrd: and now completely given up to tbe propa• people. Mr. ÜA.LHOUK, unfortunately fllr le t o ur word .s a.nd tone Li; the test of our gation of the most disgusting abolition his popularity, in hie owu day aud genettentimente, and to a systematic perver• eration, pointed out the danger:J which truth: ba.,ring clt!a.rly 1111:1.nifesteJ our version of the politfral history of tbe threatened our country. TTc honestly primi-p!~~ in an article, itl our lu:Jt wcck~' ~iexican .Em pire," United States We chanced to take up told the North tha.t unle8A they cc:lsed iss uc, hea.dcd "'fhe which bv at tent i,1e ly reading, itwill b" their warfa.re upon the relatiun of the Harper'• for September, aud our eyes ñrst lighted upou a hiet1.)ry reriewing raceM\ at the South, the cnd of it would seen thaÍ we are not for mtn. Godforbid 1 Mr. L1NcuI.N 1s administratiom. We de- be a disruption of the Uniun anda bloody tha.t wc shoul<l, at thls crii:;is, er1deavor tcrmmt':d rn réad it, so as to judge ofita civil war. It served tl1e purposes of to pi unge thili uow quiet and happyfronpolitical arti cles \Ye then concluded demagogues wbo loved oflfoe better thau tier intu the fler,Y fm•nace of a desolating to t.ry its xto ric~; and the first one we they did their country, to denounce Mr. foud . \Ve ha.ve 110 pNsonal feelingiS of t:ucouutcrcd vrns entitled "ln BOftds." CA1.ROUN as a. dissensionist, becanse he re\•enge to gra.tify, 01· hope of reward to , Thetie tWll t.ati1:1ficd our appetite for Har- had the coara.ge to tell the simple exact stiurnlate, but are instinctively dil!lpoaed. .jterian litcrature, and we threw ti.ie Mag• tru1.h Like the honest phy~icia.n who from habit to ubey a.nd respecta governuiue duwn with a feeling of repugnance tells the patient the dangerous charac- ment that sec1tre.s um· lives, our property ter of bis disease 1 he wa.s disliked in ut- and our wcll•being. Mlmost akin to disgust. Thc article on Mr. LtNCOLS's adminis- tering unwelcome truths. History has PooR Kuun . -\V~ lrn.d come to tb.-. tra.tion is a cunningly devised Hpecimen now written with a pen of steel, in letters of historical Mosaic work. Truth i~ av of blood, TRUTH, over every on~ of Mr. conclusion not to uoticl" this cor1te,nptiiuterwoven with faleehood that it wou\d O,u,aouN'~ epeecbcs, ami if bis stalei:-- blc Yankcc 1 but, aK tlwrc a.re sum~ pa.r11atur11llytl.eccive persona not thoroughly man•like warníngs had been heeded, in- ticu lar featurt>s that the publi c slmuld. bL~ versed in the political hiNtorv of the atead of tboae wbo cri11d "peac.e, pea.ce/' m,.de acflua.iuted with, wc• h:we dceme(I lJnited St-ates. 'l'bc writer opens by al- when there was no pt!a.ce, the couulry propcr to makc th~m public. Duriug thf1 luding to the fa.e t that Mr. MoN1t01~1H ad- wuuld have been preHerved from the residence in t.hi11 city, llf P.x-Preeident vent to power was knowu at1 "tbc era of sorrow and death to whicb it ha:J now Ju.i.ns"ñ, he touk upnu hiuu:;t'lf thc reepo:1 • sibility oí dcnounciug our papcr att ad good feelings," aud wherefore so. Sim• been su bjected. The other &rticle in Harptr'3, to vocating intcrvcntion sentimcnttt, and ¡,ly because the Federal party, at bes~ thoruughly convinced of thcir utter dt..._ whicb we hitve referred, is a sacr111.men also 1•ur expubiou, with mauy other■4 ·ir· feat, grounded their arms vf oppositiou tal story of the Mrs. Grannny STows re~pccti•e of natinn,\lill eis. If we had to the Revuhlican party, and plead for species. lt rf!latee how a perfect little thcn advocatC'd thlli:;e idcus, they weru merey aud forgivne88, just as the pres- Yankee Puritan girl rufused to marry a from the pure1:1t sentimcntt1 of our heart, ~nt &bolition party will do tbis month, ricb Southern plauter, "be<.'ause he own- and as it a.ppea.rs our prognoi.tica.tion when their prescnt conspiracy againat ed uegroes," and just huw ahe succceded has heen verified, and general aecurit,!' tbt: governmeut will come to na.ught and in converting him from the errors of hi~ and protection given to ali pa.rties, and \hey will stl\nd in trembling aud fear ways. The darkey who figures iu the 11atio11alities. It would now nol be ami&11 over tbe ruin they have bruugbt upon story is one of those "impossible nig for him t.n prt'\sent a. peti-tlon asking the country. Referriog to Mr. YoNaoi.:111 gera, n who only livcs in the imagination that his name be takcn from the record• time, tbc article eays: "slaver.,- had. 'not of New-England maideu la.die:t of iln of Lhe court befure whicb he wm:m.ittd extinguished patriutism in half of the nnccrtain age. The atory is un11a.tura.l, r! cri11Lf., for a few CTnt!i. Perhaps tbrough St"tes of the Union." What a vi1e in- ridiculoue aud disgusting, ilnd yet it i~ thc intluence uf Gas-Preacher LYok's and 11mlt.1 wl1P.n it is recollected that alave• a fair sa.mple of the tl'ash wbich uow thc t.x-Pr~-idtnt of the "Ha.rtford Saving'w ,¡ holders founded the governweut of the pJisons the susceptible minds of the ris• Bank/' ho could havc the ma.tter st-· United Sta.tes, defended aud preserved ing generatiou. No parents ought to pnngui. it against opposition from ali quarters, allow sucb debasiug- lit.erature to find ¡e- The sea druwns out humanity, over ha!f a century. The article then ita way to tbeir 1:1001 ur daughtcrs. Ev• goes 011 to assail the memory of JoHN ery paper in tbe land ougbt to raise • and time it l1as no eympathy with either, C. C.u.souN, designating bim as "the note of warning against ali those Aboli- far it bclongs to eternity~ and of that it Great Áp<Jshte," because of bis State tion Ma.gazines. Let them be bani:;;hed sings its monotonous song, forever and Rigbt views, though )[r • .MoN•o• was a from every C.mily. lt io b~h time th•t ever. atronger Sta.te! righte mv.n, if poBSible1 the axe was laid at the root of tbe tree. ..... 'I'he etrongest man feela the in.. tha11. Mr. 0AtBot"N, and, in tact, voted We cannot expect principies to ffourisb against the adoption of the present Fed- ao long u the apread of such senti- fluence üf womans' gentleat thought:e, eral Couatitntion, because he looked up- ments is encouraged,. The ma.in h6pe ae the mightiest oak quivers in the genon it u baving dangerous te11denciP.a to for the future of our country is in the tlest breeze. consolidation-a view of thecase whicb rising generation. People of maturity W The LJoos journale auuoa.noe tli.6 hu proved bis political sagacity. Now, rarely cbange tbeir principie•. Tbence death of lf. Gérard, director of tbe Part of impartía! hi■tory will abow tbat no man the necessity for vigilance and energy ihe Tete-d'Or, caused by tb1 bite of a •ene• in ali the eountry ever did 10 much to- in driving out of circulation every thing mousfly. warda preaerviug the Uoiun, as M.r. tbat inculcates Abolition principies. JiJ- Let ali the enda thou aím'at at. C.wrou,r, To preserve tbe Union it waa Tbere is nota man or a woma.n in Texjuot u -ntial to maintain tbe rights of aa,. no matter how bum ble hisi _or ~•r })?- _be thy country'R, truth ':!1, 3nd God'e. tbe &ates. u tbe rigbts of the Federal 1it1on, wbo cannot do somethmg 1n thts 1 _.... The sev~n•:vea.r 1trl1 exempte • Government,.for tbe Union of thP Fcde- good work. \Ve beeeech them to remcmn11 G,,,·eNlment ÍH ma,tc up 0f two d:\."!· bt"'1 th~t it ib only lil. dttiy tbcir t_:otfrriti~ mu:,, fmrn th•• r\ r /t , i11 t~ •; , ~11i t, •ii ~. i. ♦.'"'1- . THE MONTEREY ERA. --++s. u, 4 4 --- ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. Además, incluye notas de interés científico, literario y noticias locales. Este periódico es opositor a las ideas de Juárez y aparentemente en favor de Vidaurri. Describe también las condiciones económicas de la quiebra de Milmo. Su estilo es sencillo comprende anuncios y noticias para la frontera o población del norte, dentro de la sociología histórica resulta un documento inapreciable. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Título Uniforme The Monterey Era Año de publicación El año cuando se publico 1864 Volumen Volumen de la revista 1 Número Número de la revista 2 Mes de publicación Mes cuando se publicó Noviembre Día Día del mes de la publicación 6 Periodicidad La periodicidad de la publicación (diaria, semanal, mensual, anual) Semanal Relación OPAC https://www.codice.uanl.mx/RegistroBibliografico/InformacionBibliografica?from=BusquedaBasica&bibId=1752685&biblioteca=0&fb=&fm=&isbn= Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era, 1864, Vol 1, No 2, Noviembre 6 Subject The topic of the resource Monterrey (Ciudad) México Publicaciones periódicas Literatura Ciencias Noticias Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. Además, incluye notas de interés científico, literario y noticias locales. Este periódico es opositor a las ideas de Juárez y aparentemente en favor de Vidaurri. Describe también las condiciones económicas de la quiebra de Milmo. Su estilo es sencillo comprende anuncios y noticias para la frontera o población del norte, dentro de la sociología histórica resulta un documento inapreciable. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Editor Jhon S. Swope Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1864-11-06 Type The nature or genre of the resource Periódico Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource text/pdf Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2007327 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Fondo Nuevo León Language A language of the resource eng Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. Monterrey, N.L. (México) Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. El diseño y los contenidos de La hemeroteca Digital UANL están protegidos por la Ley de derechos de autor, Cap. III. De dominio público. Art. 152. Las obras del dominio público pueden ser libremente utilizadas por cualquier persona, con la sola restricción de respetar los derechos morales de los respectivos autores Democracia Lincoln Literatura Patriotismo Política Telégrafo https://hemerotecadigital.uanl.mx/files/original/173/6630/Monterey_era_The._1864._Vol._1_No._3._Noviembre._0002007329.ocr.pdf 750ee56e810b0f42731482e657803fd9 PDF Text Text ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. Además, incluye notas de interés científico, literario y noticias locales. Este periódico es opositor a las ideas de Juárez y aparentemente en favor de Vidaurri. Describe también las condiciones económicas de la quiebra de Milmo. Su estilo es sencillo comprende anuncios y noticias para la frontera o población del norte, dentro de la sociología histórica resulta un documento inapreciable. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Título Uniforme The Monterey Era Año de publicación El año cuando se publico 1864 Volumen Volumen de la revista 1 Número Número de la revista 3 Mes de publicación Mes cuando se publicó Noviembre Día Día del mes de la publicación 13 Periodicidad La periodicidad de la publicación (diaria, semanal, mensual, anual) Semanal Relación OPAC https://www.codice.uanl.mx/RegistroBibliografico/InformacionBibliografica?from=BusquedaBasica&bibId=1752685&biblioteca=0&fb=&fm=&isbn= Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era, 1864, Vol 1, No 3, Noviembre 13 Subject The topic of the resource Monterrey (Ciudad) México Publicaciones periódicas Literatura Ciencias Noticias Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. Además, incluye notas de interés científico, literario y noticias locales. Este periódico es opositor a las ideas de Juárez y aparentemente en favor de Vidaurri. Describe también las condiciones económicas de la quiebra de Milmo. Su estilo es sencillo comprende anuncios y noticias para la frontera o población del norte, dentro de la sociología histórica resulta un documento inapreciable. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Editor Jhon S. Swope Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1864-11-13 Type The nature or genre of the resource Periódico Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource text/pdf Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2007329 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Fondo Nuevo León Language A language of the resource eng Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. Monterrey, N.L. (México) Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. El diseño y los contenidos de La hemeroteca Digital UANL están protegidos por la Ley de derechos de autor, Cap. III. De dominio público. Art. 152. Las obras del dominio público pueden ser libremente utilizadas por cualquier persona, con la sola restricción de respetar los derechos morales de los respectivos autores Democracia Economía Etica Libertad Massachusetts Política https://hemerotecadigital.uanl.mx/files/original/173/6631/Monterey_era_The._1864._Vol._1_No._4._Noviembre._0002007331.ocr.pdf 5cdf00f5b95d400c1867fc77c1714ffa PDF Text Text YOLlJME l.] :MoxTEREY, Mexico, NoYcmlier 20th, lSG±. Writlt·n fur th<' '•)lunlt,m•.1· Era.'' LO\'E FOlrnYEI\.. )ly 10 ,·e i" you.n~, my !ove is fü}r. }lrr f,.,ot--t>ll'JI hA"hi 1\~ ~ummcr <Hrj Uring- us Abrnluun Liut'oln r<'Prl'Sl'llt~ the will of a baro tnnj1irity uf tlic '.\orthern pt>ople, or did i::;o four yca.n; ag·o. lle did not han1 a vote Kouth of tlie Po1 tomac¡ imleed, as a. privut1\citize11,would Le sent to the Pcnitm1tiary undcr the of lif'tPt"ll StatPtl, i1n·;11\i11¡1; t!w111 witli a. 111illin11 of 1111·11 to nut-11 tlt('il' will, :ind, in atldition. force tl!l'm to get <luwn tu a lc,·el with tltt·ir ll('g-r1 1es! Bnt ~o it i:-1, a11rl wr· .-\111Prirnn~, dain,~ i1w to lrnwi :,.dnu1c1•d 011 tlie Old \furltl, My luv•· is young. hut paflsio.g wi.Ac; laws uf those State:s, ª"asocial ont-law an:1 tu ha\'O st•t upa new idea. of gov~he rends mr Íll'st thou¡!llt,; 111 mmL' cyes; or incendiary, ancl yct drnwnds that not C'rnmcnt, are gnilty of_ thiti montStron~ Wht>D l in \icrs will n•adPr he. a. nrnjMrity mcrely i,;huul<l sulllnit- to the nirnc Indl•ctl, sn t!lteny pen·erted ami. Uh. 11ougbt lmt Ion! f tlll're cau see. minorily, but tliat tlu~ en tire pcople, cv- bcsotll'Cl are t..nH.1l: C'I .q11r peopl<',that ~licy :\.1td thi11 I m11rk. :\llll thi,i l know; !füt< b~~ my dccdli whcre'cr l gu, cry mnn wom,111 and cliild in fiftel'n call thc men f,utlifnl to tl11-, .\mcr1ca11 ..+.t ... Uli1d t.vo cau wdl lkcry, :::it",ttes, ~houltl acccpt him as their rnler. idea, rehpl,", .tl'.n::,; adH~tin,!:!,' thc tcrms a~ l'lwl ~ i,,. :t/,urper far t/11m l . Jcfforson Da.ds 1 011 the í'Cntrary, was well ai.,, pract1c111g· tlic t11rrns nf Europcall ·Oh! lm.p¡iy r-1.wuhl Lbe lover be, \ clccto<l by a mmnimous vvto of thc peo- Je:,;potism. Bnt tlie cxtrnct frnm the ad1rbo:1e !-'11·cct--bl.'art ha.~ more 1R•nsc than be; 'fht• ~oul of !ove ltc nc·cr h~ knowu, ple of the Confodcratc Stn.tcs as their dre~s 11f' thí! Al>olitiu11 Stil.t.e ,:.ommi_ttc~, ":\Vbo loves for h1•&uty·lj i-11,kc fl,lonc. Uhicf Map;istratc. He <loes not dcma11d wh1cli wc.: qunto at thc Ucg111nrng ni th1t. tl.11.1.t the 1woµle of the North, or a11y por- article, goes clear ~cyond tlw ~l~ad leve~ 1 AllE. VIS- tion of füem shonld submit to him, only of lho vulgar 11111"!,cs "f the t11110. Jclthat thc pcoplc, whosc will and wii::::hes ferson lh1"is is ~1ot ouly a 11 rcbo~" bnt In the ~1.1rthcrn anrl \Ycstcrn Sta.tes he cmUodies, shoulrl rcgard him as thcir usurpcr~tliat 1.s, usnrps tho ng-htis ot this boljtility ha.-; Leen embodil.:'d and or- represent:\tivc. \Vho thcn, is tlic uisur• Ab1·uham ~i11colu, wo snppo::;;e, wh 1 ► iaw.ized iu tl10 aets a.ud dcclarn. tions of \ pcr-Ahraharn Liucoln or Jeffcrson Da- claims a nght to ruin al_! the peop_lu 1hc Clsicagv Uonn~ntiuu. Thc Uo11vcr1- vis, he w!io reflects thc will of those who Sout:1 of tbe Pntomar.:, aga1~st t.he wdl tiun gin:s a isilcut appro\'al of tlic .rel>el- cl~ctcd him, or he ·who, again_st tl~e will ?f _1:very m_n.11, ~vl)man :1.nd cl11\d, hccamm Jinn itsrlf, ami au OJH!U co11dt•m11atwn uf of cvcry man, womau and clnld m the 1t 1s thP. w1_ll uf ~lu~sac!msc~ts, &c., tlu!t ihr w:u wugcd for its ~rnµprcssion. Soulh, dcmands tbat they mnst submit he shou!d uu so. );01· 18 tl11s all lt 1r. Withuut a ,,•urú of censure fur its cou- to his will? But it j¡,¡ st\.id that this is a thc will of ~lasfiael1nsctts, &c .., notonl,)' ttpidtor~ wh'.1 ploltc1l tl.1c nali1111's ~e~th, "nat~on,'' and ~hrah~m Li11coh_1 cla.ims that the pC'ople ~011t!1 of tlw l~otomac it brnn<l"I w1tlt nnH[Htnug Llcuune1atwu ol,ed1encc as Its dHcf. lf tlus be so, :-:lu.d l surreu<ler t1Lc11· \~•1\h; to the1r rf'prethe pa.triots aud licroes who cldend its lifr. Lincoln, who cmUndics the will of scntatiYC, 1\hrah,uu Í.Jrncol~1,lmtgoduw1l Ji.le. \rhilc it pa.sses i ■ uttcr silencc only one-third of tl1iE1 "11.1.tion," has no to a. len~I with 11cgTocs, wlnr.h Mt1ssad111~ th~ A"igautic usurpatiou~ of Jeffenwn right to be at Washington, at a.11, Jor sctt...:; thiuks i:,; r;ghtanrl ·'b11n1anP." Or, ]h1\°i)) and hii-; ccmfodcrnte traiton;- tl1at would Oc a revolution, and collapse i11 other word:--, tlii:y deman!l tlnit ali tho while it ove1·l<JUks c11tirely 1 .ind thns, IJy into the Enropean systern, wliere thí' mi- people snulh .-,r thc Pntl1 mac Rhall 1.rnt just al'l.cl necel!ls..1.ry iuforeucc, app1·ovf's nority rule the majority It is a Fede- oul:y givc up tlicir own wills an<l Finl:1111it tl1t!ir aUrogatfou uf pwlitil'.al rights aud ration of St:.stes-thc linited State:::1- 1te, the will of s•1methi11g like ha.\t' ol' ve1·,;,rnal lilierti.ci:, over ,ti\ that purtiun and Abrah,1m Linc\Jln wfl.s clected ac• t11o~e living uort\1 of that rivcr, b 1lt iu uf the Unitcd :=:;tate!$ in which they ha Ye cording to tbe terms of the Cunt--titution, adcliti ,,n to thi~, deband1 ~nrl d~Htroy hPfn ahlc tlrns far to sust!lin their usnrµ- but, !.S we have said, ag:tinst tlie wi!l of themsolvcs hy a111alg:1mat1nn w1th ne~ cJ .uutlrnrity, i~. pours out it8 \Vl'ath, an entire section uf tlie Statcs .• If, af- groe~. .-\nd lJccan:se tlu,y will not sub, vit~oot i.;tiut ur mcasure, upo11 every act tel' his election, he lind diisaYowc>d tilo t mit to sla,·ery :rnd social d8strudin11 t.o vLiich tite Co.ustitutional Prcsident of the "principies~' of his pn.rty, and admiuis- Uoot. tl1ey an' rehúls "'nrl 1rn1rpers1 fo!·r uitcd Statel-i h,Ls sougbt to dcf.end .a.nd I tered thc gnvernmcnt aecording lo tlie 1wc;t\i, aud are 1111w invade<l by h,tlf a prutect thc tifo and libe itiel-3 of the na- 1 Pederal compact, all would han~ 0011- 111illiun. liUerty-luvi11g Clni!-ttia11H, tu pnt tiun, \\·hose e'Kr.cutivc po~'cr is pla.ce.d. in scnted and acccptcd him as thc Uhief of \ d11wn the 11:-;m·pors of t/11•ir ri~hts -~\r_, lii;, hamls.-Abolition Address. the Federation. Xoune, wepresnmc,will 1~ Cavu,.~imi. The :\.merican idea of Go\·crnment is question this assbrtiou. ih:1t it is an iMtrnment, not convenience '\Vha.t, then, was the np:·inciples', and Sw:fl~•11·A:--;1' A~D OmXdL":i,-Tlie \\~;iHhor uccc::;sity rif lile pcople, and thcrnfore objections of his party, that tite fil'tl'Oll ingtuu lr-11úm s,,ys :-In a l(•s::s s11portlti• ut thcir co11trol, and to be uscd for titeir Southern States regarch:d with liurror1 tiuns agc, tlic n;.\me8 of the Chiuago ea11guoú, aud if at a.ny time it sets itself up that tbey refu:scd to 1.-n1bmit to his rnlc 1 didates w1,11ld he reg;ardod as lia.p¡.,y :.tH wa¡;;ter to rule the pcuplc, instead of \Yhy, we simply p~edgcd himscl( tu nse 1H1w118 ti,r rile can,;í' whicl1 tbey t·r,pre8ont ~,eing r.ulc.d by tlleir will., a.s eml>odied [ thc govcrnmeut for thrir utter soci.~tl ric::;. ]t will hl' tib:,;cn·cd tht,t rach h<ül thc rn tL.c :u.:ts .of the majority 1 it should be tructiuu, und tlia.t whicl1 w;u; once crea- ~i1Jri~tic111 na 1110, :111d tl1~ samc u umLer .alJolisbed. twertbrO'Wn., upRet, and sent · ted for thc common g·ood uf the btatci:-, vi !etkr/'I.. in his d1riHtian au<l sun1a.me, 1o Uiw dc~s a.t once. 'r.he tmopuan idea in his lrnnds was to be transformcd i11to as thfi fathcr of bis cuu11tr~• 1 l-i-eorgu ~- G-o"'cn.11nent, on tbe couhary, is that a machiue uf sur..:h dea<lly ruin, tl1u.t it \\.. a:-.hi11gt1,11. It will al:-,n be o\J~urvod 1t1ti0f uDiviueorig;iu;" a;u.d tlrn majority. were l>ettcr for tliern to be instantly des- tha.t the Ulii1:aA'u C:uulida.te-1, Mcülclhm t~ust submit to it in aJ~ec.t b.elplessness. ll'.oyecl hy ttn ea.rthqut1ke thau submit to and Poudlet,,u, :tl'f' ead1 ('Xpre~seJ by IJ Sub~utially', tbepeoplearetiteOovern- such rum! lle said that he <lid nut lettcr~, tlic ~xact nrnnber of ~tatoli re~ ~~ut uuder our systcmt while in Europe mean tu injurc thc.:m, indecd, thonght he quired to appro,·e the UnitedStatcsC..:0111t 1s tLP. '',go\"ernment/1 thti thiug or the could really improve their condition, if stitutiou in order to gi\'e it Yalidil.)'; m~1ine thus call-ed 1 tliat rnles, and the tl1cy would only "try it on,'1 but as they while tlw lettt'r~ cuntained in hoth their \\-· ill of ti.Je majority, or of the ma.sses must be the best jndgos of the matte1\ sig·natnrc:; aro thirty two, tho m1ml,er uf lias not.Ling to do With itsaveto pa.y the Mr. Lincoln was doubtless mistaken. Statcs admittcd into tlw üuiun b,v ge111~ta:xcs and ahje.etly submit to the miser• He only proposrd Himpartial frcedoni' or ral consent, or bef'ore tho slavery queAaLle cre:..ture whu calls himself a King, amu.lga.mation with their negroes, not at tion assumed o. portcntion~ aspect in our orto tlae creaturcs who claim to own once, it is tl'ue, but if they would unly nationa.1 pulitics. A 11<l, strange to relate, tlic government. For eighty yea.rs we consent to thc 11 gradual'' opcration of the electoral votes cif niuc Sta.tes will I,a.\.·e administcred our systl'm, Sta.te getting down to a leve! with 11egToes,a11d <'k•ct these caudidates, viz:-the vote Gf and Fcdcrnl,. wifüout shedding a drop of sorne day 1ni11g·le the bloo<l. of their chd- tia: :"\t::1te of Rhode h.land, 4; of Conuec1 ora single conviction for trea.son. dren with thut of thc lowC'st of ali racni-, ticnt. 5; nf Xew-York, 33¡ nf \-Visconsin, ut we now find ourscl\'es in the rnidst he, Abraliam Li11col11, liad no donbt tl1at S: 11f XL•w-.ferscy, 7; of Pennsylvania, of a hloody war, aud al! atsca, and vast they would IJe greatly impro,~cd, and 26¡ uf DeLJwa.re 1 3; of J\[aryland, 7; 0f Dlltnbcrs of pcople utlcrly confused iu l>lc1:,;s his mcm<H'Y to the la test g·cnNa- Oliio 21. llut these coml>inntions ul' rega.rd to tl.J.eir duty, or where they tiou! That such a moustrons Rpcctacle electoral votes may be changrd many stend, eveu. as tliis should have happened on this time'1 and still tite sa.me numhcr of Stateli l Let .lbJ apply as tests thc great princi- carl~l will .he a standing wo~dC'l' in n_ll rP<¡_nirPd .to establhd1 thC' }\·,lrral ~onstip es of our system, a11d tme wbere thcy cum111¡; tnuc. .\. man, agan1st tlic u:ill tullllll will clec-t tlie Cliicag·o l'LlUÜlLhllCs. such hca.uly wéll my !':Oul might movc, .,\ad yd 'ti,1 not for tlli:s l lovc. I ••• ,\lo ., ,h, •• ...... 1 .... ••· ...••""' ri<• -.... - ~~-tiºIs\•iit b~J;~(\I} ª. I ¡ ------<>------ I t•o0d, I �_,.~, ¡. • • \:_F .' ... ~- .;,:' ''"'f.-·,·. 1 _;1-:; ~ "1:..--:~:::~~~~:-"';:~";="'"":""":::'::-='=::""::":=:="':'='~====~======- HE !IO.NTEREY ERA, ' • r )![" " •' ~ ...,_ · ( ~l\ ~~..., MÍfl•-¡] W1~ ~ y•· _,-l-+-\\~ü[>"' E<l"to -"•, ' 1 r. --¡--b',- ~JOth 186 1 Cl'-' 1 F,,"" ,. ·•"·" 01 , ,r,, ,ii"i\"rEH~JY LH.\ ,. t1hw.n,"'l.,;t J '.ci,¡,., J:u:,, ,,, ;,t Jí,-4°'- th• T1w.'.\f,· '1, ,n ,,1 1'"'"" 1,,. l)\n1c·,w.J.-_.¡_,i.J..u! cc,Ú Twdn' nntillJL'rs uf th1· pa¡wr 1!,·ih·- t•,•,.,1 in •h•~ ,·itf ¡.,,. dll•• ,\•,l!:1,·. l'W\"'~" ,. -f.'lll Ir,· 111'1il,1~1,fa~"(I pa.i,t, for IJIH! ,lolb!r ""'\ ,, •1,;.,~1,·1·-1'\\'.\lU.\Bl,Y l.\ -~!-V 1;\q:. . .,,,¡,,, ]l,.,,uo·-- ,•ar•!-< m,..•rt, ,\ m tw••h·,• ~m•,•¡,.,~11·1> rnm1n•r~ for 1,, ,. ,i,>lls\r,; ~a~l\, tlw can! uol l<1•·~t<W t•i¡ht Jiut•.s, To., flll\rrwing namc•tl g·puflem,•n nrl' our nulh,iri/K"d :1~e11t:-: Mt',;srs. Mnli6"Htv1:: ,'6 l.1uichhu1"1lt, .ftlatau,,m~; D. M,1oney, Bdie'11. Jd Hio: Xc.~tot· Ma.x.:tn. B'roww-ville; - - \Vood. l'icdrao Xi,. ¡:1·h:s: J.\\", l'alntcr. ::;u.n Anto11io,. au<l H H. f'u,-hiu~. lfott:-iton. ~r;¡)~()IIW faltl u\·,,¡• till f mauy uf tl,em wcre <le,crtíng- tu eae&¡ill ! t.he expected fight. · · Xru·· Od,mis, )iov. 1.-Tbe Gold mar~' \\'e learu frnm annther source thatde; k 1•t opuu '(1 tinn anu' ~1 dYanccu·' from t:1erters are making tbeir escape through 1 217½ tu 22:!½. \Ve quule tlie closing I cuunties in tlic ·rear uf G-r:u1t, trustiiw rate,; at 220U222. Thc i:;Upply is_ it1 fcw to their owu effurt::. to escupe frulll th~ haudti, aut.l tLcy appmu tu have· the cal\. Confoderac:y. Sil ver weut up to 200a 205 to to 210 The enemy Jt<lmit a lose of four htmfur lial\'1·s ami quartcrs. .híexicau dol- dred OlJ 'l'hursday, wliile making what lar.s 2:!21{:l:25'. thcy call a. "1cco11nuissance;" IJut it i1:1 Rúhmr,nd, OctuLct 26.~The tmemy ad~ the opinion of c(inipctent jnrlge8 tliat it n11tce<l .a hL'avy force cm the uurth sidc was not less than tifteen lrnndrt:d. t1J-da,)", rnadc sc~crál assa.ults ou ~ur The VonfedP.ratc loss on th:1.t day, wc li11est au<l was_ :itgually rt:pulscd w1th know from thc _tnost undoubted authoriiy lit>avy luss. F1vc lnwdrt-d prhmners al; was only tliitty men ! Showing that the rcady hruug·!Jt in. Our luss is ürniguifi- }"'eder'al casua!ties. a.ccordiug tQ tbeir e:.i.11t. . . owu statemcnts, were thirteen te, ouc Ud. 28 -Official dispatd1es fromGen. and if our estimate be eorrect lifty t~ Lee lal:it niglit t,;aps tlie e11emy erosscd onc. ' Snrnfliug Burgcss' · ¡ · Un.•ek ¡ '-1 bclow · · 1 Mili; " On,. the 11ig-li'f l .,ofGthc 6th uf Oc.:toL<'r, -- ,; ~~~ IYelll ~~-: LATE::iT TELEGRAPHIU li°EWB. valual,le Ct)n'l.'füunication,; ha,e l,1•cn uext. wei•k. W1t t consH en.tv e iorce, m t ;uosuy te after- attac mu 'a!lop, in c.;amp iwar \V'~/·. ·--f~- i~: 1 ,u·¡ ,n,,o. \u ,. t.-,ur,¡¡:ll ·w I,;.;,:. ¡.::." lf ;,·r ,_, ' I • ll: l 1,:,,v, thu'" th _j·,,,,•.. ,.nr !• !_ '.!!. . \1 l,, ~J t" ,¡¡T ,., •I,• ,pi 11 1 "'1, L• !,, ! '" ,.,p 1' 111,i.t"'U( ;,; 'Í . ',.~ ·'\< :·tir •-~ .' flpt, 1, IJ.. '. \J\,, llUlllt.l": U':!(" ¡ .~ ¡, .. ,t ¡um$"' \ rl •lt' 111 1h t-1,:lt.: ,.,11 ' ,11t1 ·r:¡.:\•1 11!,·1 .;.,¡], .. :SO-lc 'f,, :ill "·holH1Ílilic.--- ' ! ,.,, A noon, JJC, then a.ttackcd au& dro~c tliem( H.ech1rtmvu, aud af:'ter ;i dl'speratt> tig-lit :J:?""" _\ ,ww 1mp1•r IM:; hcl;'ll ii<Hll·d in i\latamo- bnt fonrnl them in too strong- forct~t: sncCeeded in r1H1tl11g- liin1 cumplL'H·ly. ro,.. lJ~· lloa. ~h:oi.;1L u.1-.: 1..t 1't:5h. culkd thc /'e· aft~rward$ eue111v att<1ckcd and were capturing· Jijt,1 entirt' camp, togetlwr wil!i ,•if1dic J 0.1/icial. , Se\"era.¡·¡1unurec ., ¡ pns1oners · · d · · ¡ ·¡ ¡ ¡ repu ¡~cu;· an a trarn Cii cats, iei¡n y J.( 1'11 witlt 1·01 11 &i¡,. Si,;nq:rno C,\~ALO~. who ill\'UUt~I he fnnr staud or culors euptnrcd. _ ÜLir lost:J rilisstai-y stDT('S; aliso, al\ the nt,,usil:-froull<'I" ¡,f 1hii;. DcpnrtWt•ut. with 1rn anned fomti, slight. Moshy capture-d Dnfficld. with ,,·hith lw wús n•l111ilding- titP nlilÍM" ht:'PU cnmpldt·I~· rm,tNI T,y tite troo11-: (lf thc l'tle.~burg, Oct. :l8.~ln the tight yes- rnud, i.1l'l' u¡.1 thl· railnmd f1,r .six rnik..;. 111 1 1~ 1 irt•. uud,·r UottTIX.\ · ten.lay uu thc Hoyutou Plank Ruad 0elnw u11d lJrouµ;!1i. utf s1·n•11ty pn.'-loHl'I'~. .\ \verc tlircu battle flags capturcd path.· ur lli 11w11 c,f tliL· id Olii, 1 \ "ah":1lr,· ;¡,,;~-- 1.111' Empl'rm· 1·eturned to th,, ea¡rittil of b(:rc . fhl· l·'.mpin·, .-ifkr an ahseuc,: cif thri·,· 1,11 , 111 1i~. from U.e eiierny¡ 20Ci prisone'rs were wlii!I..! l 1eariug ,,1, d1:-1·1~tt-l1 f"rn1 11 Ui_- 1°1. auíl 11w• l'nthu-:ia~tir·aHy J"l'tt·ivcii hj ali th~ di"- al:so takeu_. Tl.w euemy's -.!av.\lry are 1 {h1lop tu (i1·u. :--,lll'ra.i,111. <Jlf tlt1• iitli ,,f JLfl.tarh•s of ti.te c.:ity of \fc:xir:o. ,:, 011 a! 1•aid toWu.rJ. !IH-:" l,outh Side n¡\j¡. ( kt<JUer, \H:n.• a11 ;1ckcu !,y fllltr c,f ~/-, ,.-.----·~·"~O--'-'--·-·-t't):-td. . b . by':-; n1Pn /.w1tli,,11t ufli~t·rs 1,r 1,nfot:-. I_ ] •.1'... Wt' l'all tlw att>~nlh)n of om rt•a<l''fo-" 10" L ilwc,u·d ot' Pruf. l.hrt'l'ox. P1•i•sons ltnl'iii;.r orast mg- t abnut d~irk, the· cucnry '.\ftl.'r Ji-ring- a i"l~w n,111u!s 1 twl.'i\o i•f !hi: 1t,i·,- iu hh1 t1.tí w.Jul<I do \it'II t<J' :,,end at11 ,¡ hnn~ chargcd our work1S 1111 Haxrnr rcrt1d, ca¡.,- ¡1arly 1,;11n·l·11d,:n•d, i11d11tliug tl11_, 11 fü,·1·t· tlll'm 1 :.-cecifü.:<l, ,i:$ we are ~un, hl!will do L-i1:> l,c,-:l turing· a t.mall porliou of Urt•m fru1n 111 t:uw111¡¡1td, w1tli :.~ d,~¡,,1l,._·1t :ir ;!'i•,., t 1 1 'iVhich,._how_c\·er, the~, \tern son11 dislo1~ imt-iortance. Tl11~ Lu.lat1L't• .. r rlie par1_v to !~'il"-e. 1 1 ged w1th tlle los::r oí a:Uout a. dczeu 1,n-, r b1,J11ers. . Onr Io·s~ Was small.. Lieut. Üols h~•r1• un ~\'i'ry ~~tnnfay frut'n _'1.i.t.11,IIJ1i.wo.s 1\11c~ lhnsorr ancl \V isc, o1 \Vord's Bi•i,:,-aJ:p 1• 0 l'1l•dr.\-: ~•·~ra•. aml frvm th,~ Cl!y of 11.;:dc"oon 1 , , . t . 1l ¡ 1 "1,~ We h,nc conr!111kd tu 1~!-,w our pn¡w1' lLUI,• h,tt•r in llactlar. oa eu•1v Sun,.Lrv. wlii<'b "ill gi1 e u~ 1lw ht•11t'li• uJ tlw niuts\1 lt.i~ü-¡nm e :i du:i1HOu11t1•tl anü took tu th,_. llHHlli: .1111:- •.· the lior:::11!:> w,_,¡·e all takf•t1 1 a11d· 11.1 1J1111f,1 the n:nrain1ll'r uf tlw party wni· t-Hpl 11 ., ,\ Iª. s tlic uutirill"' t;l\pta111 1Lll11t.j"\' i ,., ¡ · · · : 11 i'l \·i,, 1 ¡"eiecapuiet )_)'tiecnf!1:1Y• . si>uu U.tl'I' W,tL a 8tiia,lt Ji:trly a1,,l · .\ bout I f) o' clock last, rn@;ht the enemy pnrsucd tllt'n1. 'ílfE ;-i.1n.1T1r,:-.:.--•From tlw item,-¡ "'' ga"lber I rti,ade a diarg-e 11p,111 our Work•s 01r tli1; Jqlvw 1u<· bere 1o 1nP1iti,Jn nn iu.;t:i!w1• UOlrr 1ate ~cw•ür!cau.s l~•lJm<-1 in i:;uulmMy Wt: / Jcnr.:iEWlem µla-11 k r~ud'° l'aplll'ring: p'art or 1/t: per1somd bru v0ry. J. 11. ();i 11 1 1livl 1. nf fol,r!c1.\?. our1,,c,Hkrs. ~t 11,: 1•O~G~""JTRH"I' h,is r,_.. ; oirr pickets audi driviBg:· the FCStl cdt A111bcrst c0tmt)' \ ~- funtwrh-' t·.-1¡,t·ii1 1 ,.,Mn.'(·nls ,,:,1 eummnnu•O t1ebll'!,lrpo;ofthc t.¡, , r. , ·I k ¡, · · · ' -' ' ' 1 i',,t1J1tl'ae. unt}, 110 U()\iht wíll ,-oun he IJl'.i.i-d fnmr. 1 ~~ <•ut _ ¡ 0 e oc·, ~owever, o~r p,cket uJ, Battcry ~11,· 8, hn•t d1:jcon•r,·d tlit'. :,..r-":cr&I• of th\• Fcu1onal rc!-(inwnt... ,~•lHbl! tf"rm of hncs were _re-c:-:.tabl 1shed at th1S' püstl. party, aud aluue, ch-urgeJ tli~m :rn· l ~-nli'"tm~nt trJd cxp;re,i",. had i-dnr_uccl t~ tlwir Jacks01H"dle, Oct. I 7 .---Gen .. Huod, in- bwug-ht utr ;i t-irisu11er ~<•me-... an(~ Wl!i·c repfaccd hy fü·iv rl'ermt-. \\ho ni:-;tccl D'~l~ou 011 last Tbursda·v. and atFrom die l:.·t nf J:11 t :in· t ti • 1 1 f l\·,•1·(' rl ·~c1·rrng conrtuutly. GC'n. ,lt(,noü l\"a>.; at . . . . .r, . . :-; . • J 1 ., o ll. "• o 1-.1~1 ;\e-,mmb Ut'ul' Chattanooga. ,h.1d it wns not ouce _l:ient tn a tlag uf tya-ce :.rnd deman- ÜdoU~1\ by u. n11u11tecalnilati11 11 , .\1 11 :-h_y 1t11,k1·,-tood wlicthcr bh; 11fürcla would \ie Ten- <led ita s&rrcndcr. Cul. Johusou, the· had k1lled a.ud captu"rcd ~ixtr-uii.c 1"t•d~ i-.·,.,. "Cl.'1_ m· !iOlUCwhcre el_"''; lli:! o~ti1:ct, a:-; it _ap- j Federal cummauder, c:Jrne in persou to- erais for CYe-ry man he had ¡(,:-.L 1 P ';~red., wu~ to_cutol! su:i,;inu~_8 cummunwa.·- see\.ntr Genernl. The ll-ol>ile_ AJ ve1 ·•·L· •· -- ···-TI• ·:,11wn11.nd-,;npphC!r: ~otlungofu»)_,ort:,nc-ehai!IU " I ."\Vill• yon," said . the· 1~rn ~-l~:s. 11. O1oue, 1 trcat t lC: garnson as pnsoncrs- Ya11kce L11llet1U:!> have it thut :-ilH'rni, oecurl'c1~lidwccfr \he bellig1:ttent ll'l"tnks in front 111 1 of P,-~.. r~burg, . 1 , , •. • uf w'ar ifl s.~ rrc,?d,er? ~ _''No,• sir_.n "\Vil! was, a~ last ª?couuts, "clo:-f'l,Y IJUl'Mllli,~· _. ;\ldiyl~Hl;W¡1Sm11stat.eof rc\"Olhtio~re~¡R•ct- yon f)\~rule! 1 Xo,- S11'. 1 w1!1 a\low H-ooct_V 0\11· rnfurm.itionis tliatBeswrPmg- t,hc i;oldters' vote, otJ the n_cw Cou~t1tut10n of :you five minutes· to mlrren'<ler1 aud if not g·ard and Huod are '·pnr •u· ,.-· 1 t J • · • lhl' btt\tt! ~ ordien~d• by Pres1dt'nti Lmcollr and ¡· d . I I . . . ·. . • • ;, 111rH 11 HcryS111ul:wun1·11iug.1it~o c1 0tk. · lH' hu~ n~tüint'd-Gov. Johnsou, in•hiH liat·~·uu.s Cümp rn ,~·Jt 1 • Will pllt fü~ g.arnson· to· own cu urne,-aud Shcrman nrn11111g· away r11\th to tic propound,_.d,to Hit peoplC' Ld-Ol·t! h.:ing. the :sword_,, . from the elephant- he drew at J..tlanta 1 allowi•U to vo_tc. • ,.. . 'J.'he Uul'ouel obsct-ved the· terins· Were to· see wha0 tl1c rebcl o-cue1•;.d:s are al>out 1 '~ Jh-lii,-.• n•i~necl' in· :,,"~w-"\ ork. rC'g;trdi~ig _tl:tt: linr<l, bui tl1at! Tic \*unid surreudcr which· an<l- wha.t the dc\·il he° 'li•:i.ll <l ,· ·1 ¡ · 11 ,.., ll l 1_1,-1 .<t,H1ta.r_r lk~JlUlI~dl t•xerc1st•d hy thc A~it-W!lli<l,; V· , , t .. d 'l'l • .· '. . . I ,, , , 1S < in o(,t a,~11:ittiul{ tl>o.! D!!mOct-at,; to- rnlt'. The \ ,l:s :.i 4:rnce u_ue. 1c pusoueel~ cap- e ephan1i. lhe J,ederal pape1-s are mm~ ti!red \»el"e as follows: 800 negrros·rn foil taken- about Hood'a retreatiii•r southHi1:1 head is turnéd in° q nite a, 1 ?" _w.): ork-. Pt'im:-:ylv001.tt\ imd- Obfo· ga\•e w: bt1tte1•y, 6 o-unti · tield· art1llcry aud 80 d1fferent dirrctiou aud by this f , 11!.hJonty t1nhc lh•umcl'll.t;;.altbuugl:!;tm:AfJldtcr..,11 Cl a~ 'i .I ' I , . _ · nue we vut,·s ¡m~dominute,; ¡11 ali parls: ·.Fh\! ei~,ction in•' 'v ry. og-et ier Wit l· _severa guus bave no doul>t he is "astride'' of ~hcrhtli-rna Wl'Ut lu fo,·01· of d1t• .Aliolitinn 1mrty. m<m1nte~ •. a látge quantity of stures, ruan's communicatiomr bétweeu· · Chat' ·,,mplk.ite,I U1llkulti:·-: _an·. at1ticipat1·U lw 1a1_muu111tL011, raddlcR and bla.nkcts. At tanooga ancl X as-h'Vihe_ T1"' hcanty t;._\'..:,•11 tlic go1·¡,¡•_n11w11t 11 1 \\,a,'111111.;-"tou aml ,t11.it 1 Tt!tnu, we capture<l 550 IU~ll 'ltithout of it is tiiat if Houd nursneff' bis · "' Cu11:u.la. 1t 1~ J>ft'.~mm·fi ll.tul :-.;h•rl·ti\ry ~~:w-, tirinn- ., 0 . 1111 ,· . . _r . • ~ Cuuree 1 ,1•¡¡11 w1II nmk~~ iuwther Mr-K-Jlfl\\X. o " n ·. eveb. to tlic c1ty of LotnS'\'J!le, Ky., ou the Uuth 11.tP Pr,.•:-.hh•nt"i,;. Xonli a111I South. h;Li·~ ~ Dt>scrtcr::; m large nulubers· coutinu\:r OLío· River,-hc is all the ti111e and at ~r•hintd tlll' 1:;d ot" thi,; 11mn~h ª" u_d,ty ofli~t-_ t? come ~·•1thin our lines from Grant's· eve1y foot of l1is match on ::iherman'i; m;r_ pm}e•, hi tl.t¿ .\:Jnngh!y, m bdrn!I ol anny. 'l lti:\y are a(mt to· their htilnes line of su¡,plies aml a·Lle t d. t t~1,•1r aud tauses. • . . . • . • , o es roy 1·t l.>Plll'llCl"Htti hu.d• armed tbt•1111<l'IHs to·L•eioi.,t lhl' •)l~ti:~w,::; ?f t~1• .,~hol_itioui,._ts. 'Jlhe hif'~t•clecliou~ ~ 1'\·d-cral u,uifurm, ~50 \\\bit~ soldiers,-one ,~ard. 1 0 ,f 0 was quotrll at 2n ,u11I 2:¾3~, in-XPw-Ot- . 11 ~11_1_wf1l<t~_c 1 Y: _Amuug tbose ~omin_g·- rn a~ he prog-1.·e::;sc~. Sherman must fol lo\v very mtelbg,c:nt hun, or there-will Ue a. du~t kicked uiJ h11g·.luslm:~ll, wliu had bcen in the Fede- in Ken.tucky, eveu acrnss ti.Je river in •·:c.-J~t lhut G1:n· S1.Au1,u-ri,;11 hJu aL'nrtal 1!1~ the nd army fom· mnnth,;. He ~a.id there tlie ·'loyay .Sta.tes,, wliich w"ll b ' 1 km hrnudL'. wnh- a com¡,cll•nt force. a,1rl 11 thc . , . , 110 t. . , e• p . b , . , e very 1 01 F,1l1•rnl,; u.ltemvt raiWS 1.hev will uodouhted.ly h,i c\~CIC ioops at ity _nt ut negroes. unp.;a.::;nnt t& ~lierman'~ master, butex~·i-JI r_cccu·eU., a¡. the G~•Ílerfd i,i H'lJm the 01 11. 1 hat a brg-e numbe1: uf Grant's :eter~n~ ce_e~111g-!y comfvrtiug to the civ:l arnl U'.)llltUio1~1 u·-0oml>(:teut nud gallant oltk,:r, ai1U ! hall goric_homc>, the1r ter_rns uf euhst- m1htary peace HtCll u[ the GlJlfkn Circle. 11 ·'· ! d,) tus d\it1·- L • • _ rntut hanng cxpircd - and their places If he due$ fullow and catch· up with him 1 11c 11Cstofl"\•lut1ousex1s&oothepa1t-ot G:-n. li·u1 Ucerifillcdli • 1 • ·t -h 1 · 1 · )(+;J1Awi1l1thcConfl'dcrates. yia.w,reciui S\\ owerc oui-annycanp1cc1tsown· gronnJ and Cupt. Si-.:M.1tt;~, late or ti!..: Cnnfod.;rate i<b.·um-·. s_eut f 11 rthwitli tu thc front 1t was be- 1g-ive battle to t!ie boaster ami· his tired 1.im: --~L,h,\ll!l'., ..•~r!·~1:~d ª;' ~l"_ll\\:tli--Y'.lJ,;, UL w ! ]¡~ycd_ ,u11011g· tlic 111e11 tlia:t Gant con-¡ and <lispers~<l troCJpS-for' he will have Jnp, .,,. ,. \\ t 11J•nc•, ,tl h .., ~.lL• 1clL11n. ! Lunpl,1tt.:tl c.111 a.11\-auce till!S 1rcok ami ti> lc;n·e gari~ons C\"i!ry whrrf' llf>hind 1 f tti!cl l1'a:1~. a111J.:!Juiu~ew-York. •. \\~c,lrn,,·c n,:thi•:~ ,,r im¡i,1t·tanc~ h:om : Texa~., j '1,1gti~ helurrl htst • . . . · wcis a 1wat1r, clieoply and PROMP'l'LT EXEL'C'TEIJ ln tilf' �• A "~OHU TO DE~lOGRA'l':;. 1 ciuircH a moment..s, dclilJl•ration and thc LiHlcr tbe abovc hcading, thc Centre- 9-uci:;t!on pres?uts itse}f plai11ly_ to c"cry Yille (~Jd.) Obscffer say~:-Thcre are a: mtclhg-?11t m1ml._ \\ e, thcr~·fore, earfru· iu our midst, prvfo:ssing Dcmo_cn~ts,, ucstly 11n\lorc t1_1~ ~c_nple ~~ J\l,a1?_lan<l and of cuurse ;uh·ut:alcs uf thc niaJnnty-: not to_ be t,)o hdsty m thcn <lcc1s10ns 1 rule t-1,y::item, who aq¡w tlieir dit:>like for' bu_t wc1gh the matt~r wcll, and we cnterMcUlcl!au, a11J dedarc tliey will nt,t tam uo apprehen!-;JOUS of tl1e. result. support him ::it thc ccnui 11 g· clec.tiun, Ja- M:rn_y of the people _do not compr_chend Uoring· uuder tlic dcl 11 dcJ hll-,t t!tat Jic is thc rnsue, and t':' th1s ~nd we p1opose :~ uiurc daugcron:s 111.-111 than Liiu.:oln tlmt Ile.mocra.ts 1mmcdultely _fon~ tl~em· Stages1 Hote/s aml Rr,;la,ira1it.~. \;o::;MOl'OLITAS IIOTEC" A:S-D RC".-t,1uraut. Cu:o<ar ,;tn•'-'l.J. )fat11m"""', B. nrno:-., l'ru1•ri(•'.,,... l!OFF ,'e BEAL'('lJl:'(E';:; R E:,,TArH.-\:-.T uwl &1r~Hoom,Comml.'rci:1I ...11,~l, )ltttan» ro~. M... ):icO. twu (loor.a frum tlll· c•11~,,.,u.J-1,,u~1,. ro H. AL\T.UIOROS HOTEL, K F.PT tw H. L. ~unil'r, t>tH'lll"r of ltu1·lri,\eam\ )h_tamol'tlt lo" 11.h'l'f.'h. H. ~!11.t11.m<1ro11, )[P'.1.iro. Tin.> ~1:og.- !or lt.~ (ll.'I Ri<i le1n't'>- thi~ 11,,1,•l '-'''f'íJ day 11t P o'tlock "· m. 11no! U Jt ¡~ tlll' ~tntinn nf 1!w )lo11h•n-.,· Mn~. ;J o'rl()('k 11. 111. l,bat Jiimsclf. Tu this ti:.llllc spirit lJf parti:sau s'~ln~s mto r:IuLs_ anrl orgamzations, as ,A,1d :,U,\J.L~~ & Ullhll'JU:'s',:, J:iUTEI,, h:ilerncss is attriliutcd thc cle..:tion 1,r tltt•y are domg m almost every uther ){v h RO\\'X:<\'ll.U:, 1'¡,xn~, (formC"r!r ~lil\e1··~ llott•l), 'I'be 1:iucoln ¡11 18G0, ami liis :rnli~t·tpieut ,·i- c1~u~1ty in thc :=;tate, fur the pnrp?se o~ B prl',<1>1\t ]lt!Jllri(•\on; l1:11·e rt>cl'nti,· l'l'•fitk,\ llnr\ fu1:1i~llfll Uiibr J ulaticlfl of the \aws of CJur cmrntry¡ aud, gnr1!1g the peoµle a c!car concept10n ot thi~ "hl ami 11'1.'ll•known f's\Rh\i~l1ml'lll, 11n<l fn!m lh,.1t I,~ l'Slll'riN>l.-t! in hu~itw,~, hu¡"" tu \11• nhll' l(l Mll>'Í,1' ali 1rhó Md the arrcst aml imprisonment uf unr cit-\ the 11:,i~ortance of _the IBS.ll~. ~etQ11?cn r,wor tht•m 11·ith tlwir ¡~1\ruungi,. 1·1,;, Hotl•I •~ lll•,.,l,quar• 'fho;; izcns liecuuse they da.rc<l to bave tbc 1 .\unl. :s nut he heh1_11d he~ 81ste1 coun~ies, tl"r.i ror ILII tlw ,;lll.!.,'l' Ji o,•~ nmuing l<1 nu,l from Brown,vi&. Prrii: l)iml manlinest:i to oppose his actz:;; :rnd but lct h.er be enlistt>d m. th~ glonous GLOBE !IOTRL. R)IJ,-:IU.Y lht- \'l¡¡~¡,. ll<>n"'- 1'h<' 111,,1" ¡,rulllll'lor, Mr. ' :~bu tbc grimliug liccl of dcspufoun tli, 1t 1 cause w1th ª. fi.r~ determm~tion to re0!10 (J<o\;,wig, c.1]1,t tlol• 11tto:ntin~l ul Hwtrn,~·lin~ _tmillir has Leen p\;,1ccd upcm tho pcuplc These !t•tt~<' licr~clf ot the 0U11~x1<1us fettcrs F' tu 1\ 11, 11 111w'° ,.,.rn1.,li,1111w11t. lt w1U \11• th._. m:t1u ,.¡,_¡,-et ,I mcn ccrtaiuly do not desire to 8 cc hlary· w\11ch have bcen mc~·c.1le~sly thr~wn thl" ¡,ru¡¡ril'Lur tu ¡1rncun•, l••siil,.,_ llll t'!l..l:l•llt·nt tal,1,•, 1tll 11111 eumlür!e für trnn•ll'ri whu ma,· 1~1t1·oui1i, 11.h.' hnu~,,. Two land uttcrly crushcd, aucl her laws pcr· aronml her l 1~ tlie oppos1t1on, and v.:l11ch, ~tlll,'\'~ ll•a,-~ 1hi,< lluh•! t•~•·n ,1;1~· lur 111'• J:.ICll cM ltio. ,1alllll\O>l'1!~, Mt•\i<"I, 11,·l"l.,r ;10111, J_s_,O_._ _ _ __ petua\!y suspended, and her citizens sl~unlU we foil to clect our caud1dntc, rnadc liaJ,le to ancr:1t and irnprisoumcut w1II. be doubl! fasteu_ed uµon ns. Let SEM! -llcllLY ::,TA(;¡,: Ll:SE. BARTJ.~:rr ,\/. BORia: ,m.• 11m1· runniu~ tl1i,ir ~tn¡..,'f'~ l"tgll· at the will uf the Prcsidcnt. Ucrtainly ur:1 tnlly reahze the unpor.tan~e of the B lar\~·, twic1, 11 (!¡1y, \.JI.>! ,,l.~'n ~L'tl:i.moro>' au<l tlw U,,cd.4:~ thcy are not iusensil,lc of tlic foct, tbat co11tc~t, a11<l~cast our votes m Nuveral>er l{io, lí'tl.l'Ílll,\' thf' llnt,.I th• 11. M:illllU<II'°"'-, t•,·1,ry <111.,· 11I \l u. j;:: rlock a.m .. uud a ,>cluck ¡,. m. ~lnt11u1oro•. Ut:t. 1864. so louo· as Lincoln rNnains in thc Prl'S· ncxt for McClellan a.nd Penclleton. o itlential chair, tl1e µcopie of 1foryla11<l -----o--SE~lf.\YEEKLY ,i'J'.\GE LI:'(E "' HO~I H11", 11 ~,-ilh· ,·ia \'1c1nria, 1., .\ll••~·tun. ~lr.1-'. l·~•T1· L· ca.n 11Pvcr enjoy frccdorn. P:.u.,t csperi• .(l6j'- 'l'he Ltmca:stcr (Pa.) I,itrlligen.ar !,•tt l,a~ l•~lllhli~h,~I ¡, hu,• .,¡ ~1:1¡.'l'~ ru11rn1>;r to ~n_ol F ¡,nce is sufficieut tu tcuch HS this. And says:-The Dcmocratic platfurm adopt- fl~•lll ilw II l,u1·p nauu~I ¡,hin,~. ,J11•I t•;,r, ,ri11;r 11."' •~mil•. H.11 .) un h,, f,,uu,l ,1t :-;1i,11fa•y ,u1tl I hu,n¡,L<>U ~ llntdm do thcy 11ot know that cv<:!ry Yute with- cd at Uhicug·o declareH in favor uf tlu• :•~(•ni l'ruwn111·i11P. ,,r ll••h·I 1lt• ll. Mat,om,,,.,,, ~l,:1,.m,m,, A hcld frum 1foClel\au is that 111a11y more scttlement uf our national troubles thrn' ,-¡,;;¡J.U.\ILY :-,J',\U,) Ll~K given tú Liucoln? Ancl do tlicy 11ut thc iustrumc1itulity of a. Conventiou of k ''O.. h;iu• n•('t.•n1l~ ••st"h\i.,tn~l ~ lino• 11í ~!11• k11uw, from past expcrience, tha.t 1f Lin- t\1e Statcs. 111 othcr words, it propo:scs '\TIIEl•.J.l,:H l ~•~ l"•lw• "'' \l,tl:ornun•~ 1111,\ 1h,· lto(,i ,1,,1 m .. f,,r th~ . tr:111.<¡o<,r\!oli<,uo!' ¡,:1,~••111!1'1'>1 h,,!w•>t·!l 1lw Hl"t1·1• rnm,,·,I ril• I' 'l' 11 culn is elcctcd, Marylanders, aga.intit that thc P"ople slmll settle our troulill':,,, h•~. h~"·i1:11: tlw bl"l~· 11,.H•L in )ln(;,m,.,.,~, C\'l'T)' 11:1.1· >11 O ! ! whom !ir. scems to cutt'rtain a Hpccial 'l'he pcople are tl1e source of all pnw- ,,•,itO(•k. ,,. 111. nnol :J ,.,..1,,,.11. p.m. Hd. J<.;tH ,. 1 :.rnd unrcle11tiug cnmity, will be persecu• er. Thcy clcct memlicrs of the Lcgi::d~t>:llüll-\D:J,:KLY ,;T,\(; J , LIC\lc tcd uutil thcir homes, which thcy p1•i:¿c tme. Tlicy 1:1end whom they pleh:se to !1o~I :-,.u ,\nlunio '" Br,.wn.•1·i1lv. ,\ ,,,m\-,,-,~·kl.l' m:oi\ 11cxt to thcir lin•s, will be ,..,·or:sc than a n•preseut them in !:;tate Convcntiou:s .\ F !irll' l>1•l,wt'll 1h,• nlk"·•• U,olllt·,\ tili<"-, lm~ lH'l'!I ,•,1:ob ali'\ 1h,• uw\1•1·~i:,:m•I i111,·1u\-. makin;(' twn 1ril"' J"'r hcll tu them? Ifavl! they not bccn in- Ut:nventiou uf the Statcs woul<l be 111atl<' ii,lu~I. ll'l't'k, ll111i11•~¡:,. ~\ ~l•>1·k ami 1•.,~eil,·.,, ht• l":111 frnn,¡••rt timidatcd 1111d anJH,yC'cl duriug the past up of persons chuscn by the peoplu nf l~L.._,,,nl,!<'l"' (•ulllf!>rl:ohh' uml ,¡nick\.,·. Ulfü-.., :-lmrk(•_.1·_ :11•1 UEOR(;~: \;\l,Pl'>I,:>. fum ycars sufficicutly to imprcss this in- rcHp~ctive State:s to rcprcsentthcm. 111 l'lu1111pi<111·., JJ011•'., ll!'ow11~l'ilh•. 'l ' -:-;¡¡;¡¡.w¡,;,:KLY S'fAGE Ll:\"E dcllihy upon thcir rni11ds? AUtl de, tlwy proposiug\ thercfure, to haud our tru11bRI 1\1 :<un ,~111uuiu 1,: llruwn"·ill.~ 11:1~ l;l'l'n ~•-1ahli,1""1 .hr 1111t k111JW t!Jat )lcUlellan iB pledgl'll to le:s ovcr tu a.convcntion of tlrn State:-. f¡¡r F \l••.-~r•. \\:11•,\.1; l\t·11.'lt", wlw 1111,,ml mal,111.: 1"" tn¡,1 ne gna:·ai1tec them tlic rights of free 8peccl1, ad_Justmcnt, tli<•. Ohicago ConvPntion l'\'t•ry w·1·<'l•, t-:ll'l'~'i.1';;' 1111• 111:,il b,,1,n•,·11 lh". t~·u :ti~•"' uanu'<leitle•. )Ir. W1tn\ i, 1\,1• 11.,.wut tur !In~ _111,~ J\\ 11111 free prcti8 aud a free bu.\ lut box? \\ e mcrely propo,:;ed tlHlt thcy should be lcft \,luh,, Jlvh'l in )l.it:1m,.r<,~. ;tm\ ni :-huk,·~· ,111,l t b~m¡,i,,11·, 11<.'1. \/i0,4, presume no man d~sircs to be deprivetl to be settled by thc people themiselvcN. Jl,.h•l. llr,,wu,,ill,·, uf his clcctivc franchise, a11d fr~c discu$• \\'ho can objcct to that? Are not the t,l,.\ll-1\"i,;l•,KLi: t;TA(;t, LIC\E " :sion, that l,lc:;t--cd priYilege bcqucu.thcd p(1oplc thc rulcrs of this country? Aad l;'HO)I ~lunll'l't'\' tn l'it~\ra-.. :,;,~rn~. 11,~· uno\,·1-.i¡..'ln•I n-~ ~¡ 11•cllulh· "'~"''Ulll',. totl,1• trnn·lim: ¡,uhlir, th;,t 111<.1 ,;o us l,~• our Rcvulutiona ry t:Jires, and witl1· who is thcre among us ali wbo Rcts so Jut\'C ~.-1:,hll,;J,.~\ n füw u, ttl~,.-.•, :in,\ wi!J lUaki· IW1> (ri¡,, ~ o!' out which no qucstiou can be fairly un• low a value upo11 hin1i,clf, or prizes h is ...,,..,k, !1•11.vi11,,e 1,;1d1 ,·no\ .,r tlw y ,11t,, 1•,·_1·r~· }1."m\ay 11.11<1 d~n,tood by the pcople. Aud ha.ve not ,,.\orious polihcal pl'ivilegcs so little as TI111r,,111,·. 1lffü-., ni 1!ot• IIH\1·1 ~ mlll-\.'"" ' .\l\"11·11(':1.11", ~j,,u, 1J 1 t('n•y, u1;1l ni J l,..tk ·, ulhec in l'ic~l,i'!í'.·~"~1~Íll·Jll.\t;,\:-;. 1.ll thc pcople of )ilaryla11d bccH ubliged to ~ot to wish tu ha.ve a voicc in the scttleblllTtmder this right? And has there not ment of tlle questions a.t issue in the SEMl-lYE~:KLY ST.\GE l,l:'\E f, Ueeu for four months past asscrnblcd at country.? (',\JU:YJ:-.(; TIIE )1.\11, Ttl ,\Xll Annnpulis a convention doing all in its In l{.ussia the Emp~ror and hi1:1 Cabi• RO~l )lonlt·l't',. 10M:1tunl~•rus. 'l11~•,iul,-.cri\ll•r1·,'::'1"'rtf.1111! h, a11mJUllt<"" tu thté trn,tahni,: ¡u1hhr tlmt In- 11.,; ,.,,,.\~ powcr to efl:Cctually disfn.1.nchise us? lt 11et dispose of all great questions, witb- F li~lu~I n :'ltug:P lint' >1.'\ 11hnn' m,'1.ltiow~l, \1•;1\'i\l!I' h1,tl1 ,,n,lt ouly requires a rcfercnce to thcir pro- unt rcferencc to thc wishes of the peo- oí the !in!! on Mom!11y•~ tlllfl Tl1ur~,\,.y's ni ~l o'tlotk, "· !P., pi T, 11.rriYiO!{' n~(j o'ch11;k. ]), ni., on \\'1~\111-,,,\u,•', ami ,.,ll· cecdings to provc this to any sane muu. ple, whom they ncver c,,udesceud to con· 1u11l unhly'~. Ullkl' 1,l 1\11, llotl•I r\P :"-;m ~\•rnan•lu, }lont~·n·y. lit tUHHIEL .-\BK.UI:-, l'ro¡,ra•t<>r, Conti11ue the prcsent administrtion in 1:mlt about a.nything. Lincoln is acting G. DAKF.B, ,\¡rf'.nt, Hnlel d1· H. ,tat;im"ms, \l:,tnrn,1rv.•. power, aud our word forit, thcre will nut mnch in the same way. lle and his he a. citizcn claiming to be a Democr=lt. c::i. Linct waut to settle our troubles to .Matamoros .Bu.~illc,,·s C1trds. who will IJe a.llMved to vote. Only let suit themselvc. 'l'hey want an Abolititm him sec tha.t thc people apprnve his acts. scttlemcnt or none at ali. 'l'hey know J. ALEXA:'(DER. r~~!-HOr:;t Vroker 1111'1 Commi•,imi )l1'rcluu1l. a.ud Gocl aloue kuows where thne will tliis is not tlic kind of settlcment the pc<r )lata111oni~.0o1. 186-L C · be a.n cn<l to tlwm. Let Mr. Li11<'uln ple want, aud thcrnfor~ tl1cy are re:~olv• W. DOD:SWOl{T!l. knuw thut a majority of the peuplc snp• cd tiiat the pcople shall have no voic.c T,1QRW.\RIJIXG, R1..~cin1¡; ami Comrni~•iun ~0rdmnt. port liim. aud wc ::d1uddcr for tbe fnture in tlie settleme11t1 if th<'y can prevent .l' )lt1.tnn1oru.~, UCt, li104. of Maryland. Thc pcoµle now ba,·c tl1e tl!e1!l. I t is for tlie peuple to say wbether d THOA!AS llALJ,;. powcr to cmuncipate the1nscl,·cH, and is th<'y will permit thcmselves to be wiptJi, l~•aler iu_ u.11 cla.,1.SC11 of dry•goo,i>, it not t.hcir duty to do it? Tliey may out íu this way. Let them remembcr W HOL.IBAJ.E ·an•l &!tailCmnmen:111\ ,;ln't't, ~latamoro,;. ' J¡ ncvcr have the opportunity again, and if tha.t thc Democrats propose to settle our t MABBUIW & J<'OR>:lHER, Lincu\u is rc-electcd wc verily belicve troublcs through a Uonventiou in which and Whule~nlt: llcu.ler,t in En¡:füh, G\\l'tndt t thc:,- ucvcr u:üL Then in tlle name uf thc pct>pl'e will be rc,presented,and where I llf'ORTER~ F~1u:h 11nrl :.wr~~ rlry•:tt""l~. í'onrnwrdul.,t., MaUlm<1mL 1he ~Jost lligh, lt•t us conccutra.tc our fa.ir exprn:ssio11 can Le gh·en to their 1 IV'l'Ul{ l'RETAT & CO ., Htreugth u pon :Mc01ellan, and clcct Lim wishcs, whi\st .:\braham Lincoln,putting FI'El\'ING, Forwanliu¡; 11ml Commi,.;;i(lo Mt'rdumt~ . .l for our next Presidcnt. lle is not our on the a.ir of a. Hm:1sian autocrat, claims R lnl"II'." lot of Wi11C'~ a11rl J.i<¡uon; ou hao<! nn<I for sale. ll11.tumorot1, OetobC'r 30th Hi•Ji. thoicc, it is true, but being uomin!l.tecl tlie right to scttle il liimsclf. On.e ma.u hy the Uhicag0 Uo11ventio11 1 which wc dairning thc right tha.t belougs to thirty MUSGRA"\'E & LEJCHIIAllDT, ali lrn,kcd npon as a foir repre:sentation millions! -nr¡11 the thirty ruillions con- cU~ll llOl':"E Brnkent, Fn•igbt!'n. 11111\ C'ommis.•ion )lt>r· chao!~, Mata.moro~, ¡mljcit nrtl11n, for tbn purcha;or 11M of tlic pcople1 aud running upon a. plat• cede it 7 That is the qucstiou to be de- ~hipmcnt to 11.ny part of lhfl counlry. Oct. 186-'. form wliich canuot be miscon:;trucd, and cided at thc corning clcction; and surely J. MARKS & CO., ltci11g associated with Mr. Pendlctou, evcry man who belicves himself worth MPORTER's and Wlm\('.,11!11 ]lPnlrr" in Fn1tbh, F'r('nch •nd who is kn<Jwn to all to be a stra.ight out more than oue thirty millionth part of I Gemt.m J)ry.(;(IOO~. of r\'C•ry ,li-.•criptioll, ,;tylr an<t q1111I• pea("<' man, wc fcel ourselves bound to .\.braham Liucoln onght to vote for Geo. ity, 1,111.t•mor~. 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Doc«ET, who is so irredeemably lest as to ehoo,;e for iti arrivt!d. here yei.terday, in AB1u.1ifs stage, only cent, tht moet degraded and disbonorable to 42 hours from Matamoror, that there has some officea which ahould only be held by D1elQ ,JO.HN S. PE Editor. aevere fighting near Petc,sbw-g, and tbat Gen. honesty and integrity. Tbese two men are 1 .......;-¡-.. ' HA..1tPTo.:-.·¡,¡ cal'aly. on the 30tb. ult., engaged a known in San Antonio, 'I:cxas, Lyon haviog portion of GRANÚ forces and drove tl>cm back rode throngb tbe streeta of tbat city, on Q ,aa CXDAY,- J."I OV01U six miles, killing 2.500 soldiera. and captwing pok, by thc pcinter.boys of San Antonion, se ven ph,ces of artillery. Also, tbat General whicb he sudde-nly disappeart-d di!;guised 11 11:ir EJ.tru copi,h or u~ }\.OXITHEY ES.A cuniihrnys be E..t..RJ.Y had driven SusRO>ANfrom Strasburg, and femalc-he too ijhould als.o have an office bot.amed ,.,;_ tl-u, Llano Botko,.nt t1.-..,\1·,•-aml-a-lrnlf eeut.i. w 8.13 1:1till pnrsuing bim, FoRRJ:ST had so closely bis master, A})rabamos Africanos, 1st. T pursucd seven Yankee tcansports, 1uaded witb, are not simple st.9cies, but facts tbat can, if 'h1u,s:-Twchre nm:.11-bcrs <.if tb,e papcr lleliv- 1>rovisions and munitions of wa.r, tba.ttbe Yanks essary, be proven, thongh this necessity will trl',l in this city lor ulll' llolllu·. were compelled to burn tbem, in the Tenuessee ali probability nr-y:,eu.rise, as they ha.ve "h 1'm.ilve copie!! 11,•nt by u:mil,,postage pai<l, for Out! dollur river. Gens. B:11:AOREGARD and Hoo» &re still enough" and "don't want it noised ar•nnd." ,nJ a. r¡ua.rter-lNVAH.IABLY l:', AllVt\:\"CB. H,u~iue,.._.¡ ('-&rds in.-<ert,,,<l in tV(clvt ~uccc~,;ire DllBl\M:r!! for worrying SHERlU.......__ We would take the U:SJ)Onsibility of epi ti,~~d~~ea,ell, tbeCll,rtl 11ot tov~-ed_ ~ijju _liu~: _ _ Election returns fnom, aJ.l ihe Statee c.i:capt in Kimmy'1 face, but he would not resent U, Kentucky, had been recehred. in New-York, ali tben we would feel aaha.med: and as for ela his ja.ws--it is not within our recollectiono ¡:a,- A df'cidcdly fu:m tone VoíU.S n;,,a.ui(e~ed ill give a wajority for LL."iCOL.'-, Go!d:i.n New-York, on the 'ltb inst., was 245. having laid Tiolent bands <Jn &DY female-&lltl Enrope, respecti.o.g th,e Goofed,erat.e Loa.n, which Nothin& from Texas or the city of Mexico. strike him would be a.s grea.t a disgrace-, recpv:ci:ed 1¡- pei: cent,., ind the highest wii.s sold to bis indispoaition to resent it, aa to etrike a :tt 74-A.. M.exica,u. stock. had reCo\·c¡¡ed, :f an(I. the ¡ear-old girl. Alas! poor Júmmy. --.. ''Blessed be theman who invented.eleep," higheSt sa1e was mad1J a.t27¼said SANCHO PANZA, ''it wraps a man. up, like & Writteo for the "llontercy Era.•~ L1TTE TO O,J,-Some one, betwccn Lb.e hours. of bla.nket." Wllo, in tbese cool nights, would not THE WEATHLR.-How strange1y contra.sted 7 1mtl. ll o'clock lw,t night, pu,l'loined tlu·ee ~oin the dougbty squire in bis blessing upon the ¡.;rnall l),.,ok.s (rom, ow: ov:el'-coa.t pú<;l,;et, onecon- tnventor of sleep? but hardly for tbat. rea.son. we often find facts a.ad representations. t·1i1U•d tb.c na.rnes of @W" 1mbscl"ibers, and if they ussigned by tbat comical embodiment of seUisb- trutb weets with a striking illustration in do not a,lL réceive their pa.per, this ia onr apology. ness. The idea of wrnpping one'I! self up in a. liúe cold wea.tb-er. We htt.ve been told ot blanket is rathcr an agrccable one, as ~·e snore supny Soutb; the gencrous and llalwy clime8 h1ro1tTA.l\"T.-We are plea.scd to inform oo,r a.wa.y long hours, n0\1,1, witbout being troubled Kexico. A count.ry upon which the boun rt·ad.c~-s of tb.e coi;nplet-e pacification of th.e íroo- t,y hea.t, mosqui toes and. other inaecta so trollhle- hand of natore had bestowed her ricbest gifta; perpetual Spring· a.. cloudless sky, aud eterntl 11,,r. the i:einaindl:r of the J.LiANJ,Z force8 h_¡tv- some to a good sleep. The chlll'm of our climate Is &a.id to be its 'it"an- l:erdure. Ali&S ! how fa.Jse this pictnre. Novem-, i11g su.bm.itted, tbel'lldelves completely. to. the ity,. aud vanity is a.Isa vulgarly sa.id to he the her, thus fur, has perha.ps been the colde1:1t ever· Jmpcria.l Governmcmt, aod tbé frontier to.wn;. spice of lifo. Botb tbese sayiugs a.re doubtless known before in tlüs latitude.. The }ai¡l f~11· da11i¡ h,a\'ing mnde acts of o.dhei:.iou to tbe Empire. tl'ue; but if we had tbc ordering of our carte tk espc~iall.r.. have bee.n mos~ villa.inous. Not th~ " g Tbc l'ajaro Verde, of the ltitb. in.'-t... sa.ys ;'ow-1 this spice wol!ld be~ little less freely used, th.c absolute temperature has bcenvery low. bnl ,JuA.1u,:z. has mad,e hi,1 c].emis..ion iu; Presid.cnt of u..s our dfah of life wo11ld be savoured to 011r taste. tbe sensation of cold, with many, could not l1a,-e Such skie11, sucb ru.oonligb.t and such sun.sets been gr.eaLer, had tbe ml!l'cury i;tood at Zéto.l 1lu~ Republir.. :rnd gave bis power:i over to-M.&xn;L_ l\LJ1z., tl!I PL't>,;i4.!at of the Supteme Tl-ihUJleJ. aa are gazed on by the denizens of no other land, Even at the present time thr u.rticle of breathing 14f Jn:iticc. h ii-- a.lso. rn.111.0rcd that one of bis and ~be su.nsets c1aim preeminence over a.U otb- air, für.nistied by the late nortber, is like so l.\.·il a,•1:-;, i11 GWh.aub/..l,'\, was tb;i.t of Ol'd.ei:ing ers. Not elsewhcre can Sot tind sucb gorgeollil poison UJ.invalids. Only thOie lungs made uf drapcry to draw around the coucb wherein he 1eather can brea.the witb.mt injury. 1'o man, \i·ellC'rtÜ Go:s-zAu;:,; Oan:u-A. to be sbot. sinks to rest. Those sa.nsets 11-nd moonligbts poor, sutfering and unprotected man, the proba-; -0----.----have rn.rely been more magnilicent thaa the ble conaequeuce of tbia el'.treroe cold will be to ..p?'- Tbc 1'ertulia is the title of a. new paper prescnt month. 8'4:llt!I"ate broncbial a1fect10ns, denlop the seéds' wUi..:b ~J.t! it.,; a{lpeare.nce in tJ)is city yesterday. of consumption, 1,;own beforé, and pl·ecipitate: lt is u.lJAl1rlsoru.e littl,e sb.eet. printed in theSpanthe crisis with th08e wbo were laboring untler bh. ~uag.c, a¡.1(J:; rl,c~otcd, to literatw.re &nd polPtma D1:urnEA. Sl}[PU'.Ws.-The would-be U. disea11e. 1'he clerk Gf the weathcr has not cer-, itiGS. "\\:e 11.1:e glad, to. see tha..t our fciend .J.. A. S. Coosul ha.e been trying bis ba.nd aga.in. We tainly, or late, felt bimself much flattered. by ~üIN:H:Jt01 Es~, ie amr.mgst its coniribu.tors, &nd ha.ve beed informed tba.t some two weeks since l,iis know:n literiuy talent-$ is a guarantee to he went to. the Comruanding General of this De- the compliments paid bim, for the ha.ndsome Inan.i,,~ cntir'1 su.cce8$. Dr. CoR'J;EH, a young gentlc- partment, and denonnccd. the MosTJ-:RET ERA, ner in wbicb he h!ú> conducted watters. E. S. umn ol clever a.bilities, is tbe personal editor, asking in t.lle narne of Ule United States Con.sul, and we i\l't informed tbu.t tllere are other liter-u.- to llave it suI_Jpresaed. Tbis at once shows the JusncE To,ALL,-A great deal has Leen ry capncitic:1 connected with the Tertulia, wbo iwbecillit¡ of th.e cowa.rilly puppy. Not ha.ving wiil do ¡u,stice to. its columns. We ,ordia.UJ tlw "i;a.nd. m. his craw 1' "tu f"act: thc musie," he said a.nd writtan abou.t tbe pr66Cnt Emper!\r ~"~ tb.c Tertulia. a. long w1d p¡·o~11erotl8 li!c. wen\ to the miHtary for aid, aud fouud none. It QÍ Fra.nce. Espeoia.11~ sin ce hie iuterventihb alllo pro tes bis verdllllCY, ina1much a.s he ahould. in thi» country1 the subJect has been u. prolific ~ Tlw '·1'ra.,i1s-ltahan Convention" ha.. a.c- ha.ve gone t,o the Political Prefect, in this ca.se, theme of commeut. ..!.nd, what do they i.u.y 1 .¡mrcd ::.. promioeut, !!la.ce in t,he publie mind of w.ho1 i( any one, could ha.ve helped him.iu hi& lVhy some tell us tha.t the only motive whic,h LtltQl'e. This Qonvention of tbe G.o\l.erm:nin.t.11 troubles; b11t w;e ha.ve not the least idee. but that dictated tbe inn1sion of Mexico, by the lm,,t biris a,nd, Tu;riu. bP,s ra..iscd the H-11Ues~ a.t.t.eu- the Prcfoct would havo acted precisely as did perial forces, were-the I!ersonal aggrancli~ ~im1 ,if poliliciau~. The texto( tbp ~·ea.ty. cau the G.en.eral, who. took 110 noticc of him. wh.atl!v- ment of Louis Napoleon, and the extension of ).,, 1wh;tt•d.o.ny wuy. andao.oue can tell h.ow it er. The l'reti..>ct is aa old resideat of this eity, tbe power and glory. of France. Others sa.y will wvrk in lhc 1ong_ruu. '.I:w;o _y:.ears is fi:ted a..nd undl)u.btedly knows enough abou.t this cou- it waa to check the further incrca.sc of Repub. Jt..'I 1he time foi: the retirmnent of the .Frcnch temptible 1"m1ke.e, tu take no notiee of him and ca.nism in A.marica. 1'hat tbe Emperor bad. troop~. hl'fore which time tbe Papal Gov.ernment llii,; plotting Abolitiou crew, who still prcach, te become alarmad at the-rapid pro~res:,i of tbe '1111:.-1 ¡111t it:.$ housc in order, by 1rne1·0,·ing itaform tbc w.eak-minded, th:ü bis bn:tbren.-the negroes Anglo•Saxon. r.ace,. while, the Latm ro.ce waa u! l'Ulf'. tcformiu, füuulcl.ls, supply it.a-elf. with u.o ILOd Yankees,. will l"l<!l!IC, as SOOIL as tbey have ~:QJ.~. :¡.nd rn;1ke itsdf acccptablc to thc H.oman conquercd thc "1·ebcb, ··.,aod driv.e MAxrnILLU..-.. advancing_but little-that the greatest danger to. be appr.ehended fbr the Latín ra.ce, and for· JtCOJJlll .. 'tllj:i tneaty; isreceived. wjth.gi::ca.t. ll.llU-m 1i:om this country. a.t Vieona. 11.nd. Rome. We mentioned thrtie weeks ago a crime which France, WAS the unbounded. prosperity of tbe K1mmy committed befort! oue of tb.e courts of late United States ;: and tbat the only remedy _il-,iJ'- Withiu a short t.ime our city has become this c1t1. It was simply p,.rJury, for which he fol"tbis evil was to.be-fow:id. in the conqueat. t-.\.ln•IJ)cly at:istuan1,tic. ltshot.els, pliyi.tedwcl- recei\'.edfijly cent&. 'l'he book.s of the court will and.colonization of Mex,jco.by Frenoh citizen&. ling:~. co\Jrg~s ancL. iw1n-oveuient,-; gcuerally, provc Uus a:;sertion; but that wa.s n.o worse tban li'inally, Napoleon HI is comparod to N.ap0t i..., <L fra.U.¡,J"c t,,1Jfa.rtli-; tb~ wa.y. We sa:y; thls Ís nis voiunta.rUy v-0ting fot secesfilon, tli.cn taking leon. I, ·actuated by the same boundless thirat .Lt:i,,tw.:,r:¡J:i<::; but we U,'it: tbe word in. a diffetent tJ.ie ·•Qa.tb of Allegiance/' to the Confederate for-power a.nd fame, That bis desire • i8 t.o 1-1•11.<.;1•¡. social uristo~ra.c.:,~ there wJll alwa.ys- be in. .states of America, a.t San AJit.onio, Texas, after •·nry l,\utl.1 so long Ua!i nwn ha.ve diftCrent tai,.te¡, which he mude it cunvenient to chauge bis base, encll"(lle the earth with his possessions and und inh-r~:¡ts. 01~ :u:ctnirt! tlifferent means of gr.s.b- a.nd toOk bis C1ep11.rtnre, in. the Bight, fur this citJ. becrunedictator of the-Universe. This comir.ving h1.,-;t,.;s, One of the fiu.st effects of r-0fine- Unitcd Sta.tes (.Joosul, he has tried t0- be,. under parison wouldseem to imply eomething dred1t1cut. is~ <ltfi~e of I_trh·acy.-a. ,lJ¡;iuclina.t.ion t-0 tbe administration ot Go•. Vnuml.Rr. Presidfillt fulon the part ,of the first Emperor_: sorn&li;i,·.c oue'r- chl-ily tifo tl.w ohjcct of observation, Ju,uu;;¡ and Mr. A.aun.a.,. the preseot lfoli.tieal thing that ought to be .sbunned by aU jWli i1ml; remad.:, b:( 8trange1:,.;, 4ml, 1t. similu· disincli- Prefcct. The two for:tnfil' considered. biIU too .roen. Ilut what,. afWr ali, are the horrible na.tion to pry rnto. th~ uJi'air~ of other.s, with a w.01·1Jiless tQ be noticed ,or bot.hered wHh, a.ad evils infilctedupon-ihe world by tbo first N., «füp0i<ition to kéep, onc·s ¡;elt <'.8 mnclt to.one:s w.ould not issue hi1u a.u. exe¡_qua.tor, a.nd. the pre11- poleon, 1f"a.a there a.nything in bis chara.cter.cnt Prefect canuot, as the C'uit.ed St.atcs Govern- or lifo of w.bich bis nephew should beo.shamsclf' a.s circumsta:1ces will aUow. ment has never recognized the Empire; for this ed 1 Maynot thedescondantfeel ajust pride F111nHT1''CI, ÜA'fU'OtOl'IEE--London wal1 vi!1ited' rea~on the bigoWd imp. of Abolitionism,shguld iu emula.ting the example of hi1:1 im.worta.l an• by ,t :-huck. wbich shook it to- ita very centre and have bctt.er bcuse tha.a to m.a~ a. dcma.nd, or for mani miles aJ.'.otmd. The explosion of the evco.1\-request,.in fue uame of the. Uuikd.¡5tates eestor :i Endowed with a, p;enius,aeldom if ever -equa.Ued, f,he-fu-st N a.poleon, by bis own merit, JMtb Pti~der- Mi~lf-. astonir;.hed and. frightaued Consul-bniso mncb foc bis canine sag¡icity. evel'l- one. Peoplt! wcre sh~kcn in thcir beds, Of conrse EJmmy w:ould, nevei; have tl:tougbt rose from. obSGwity to be- the Emperor ol' wjllfl¡:1ws w:ect• :-Ula:;bed·. and doors l'orced: off of denúunt:iugour pa.per, had he notbecn urgl!d to Friwoe, and the-grentest .conqueror that tbe Llieir bini_;t,;,_a,hop fronts blow,1 in, and dtle:W.'.u<:- it by his compatrioi aiui c~llhorer in erime-a world ever beheld. But be- w.a.s. no tyra.nt. tion ap¡;ce.vc!l: w.hhin a distance of 20,wiles.. lt Mr. Lynn, a. Uhicago. preacher.-w..ho. advoca.tes Fra.nce was never so happy or powerful as apf)4!tu"iÚhnttooe of U1e workmen, w.hile smoking. thn doctrine that the only w.a-y. to completel1 und.er bis rule, The "Code of La.wsn which dro¡ipei}:Sl.Ul)e !J~te<k toba.eco fr,om. bis pipe and conquei: t.he ''rehels,:, is- to murder all the men~ he gave her is a.greater w,ork,tha.n a.U bis coni~nitcd; t\!e ~-po9;,dct,r. whfoh.is l'<!l're:-c.ited to wowcn ood children iu.Uie Southern Sta.tes iu.e- queets. l!ollLLnd; Spa.in, Ite.ly,. and.ev:ery other han_. beeu 301000. bau-i·eL!-1 ea.ch containini from spcctiYe o! agf! or sta.tion. These two men are nn.tion which he- subdued were•infinat.ely im•o· r..n J,00, oonodg 'llbc !iilOGk- wn.s-. felt iu H,,m- lit compao.iollit---L_uon to.la.:,: ;ela.us aad..K.inwiy,to prov-edin their-condition by being conquertd. J1us, ¡ :w: nules a-nd: th.tt stronge::it bmhl.ing<i t~·.v. t~ieir cfficiency. We a8k., ~e so.ch mcn .lit to ~·tt1't' ..,1mplet-el_y r~ul to tbe v;rntuld, nolbiug l!\-~ m '.tr..;€.peetablc comm'!-111ty!· We can a.n• by bim, ansi ann-exed to his Empire, Iostead .tH n(;:1-eft. lml thc fuuu(httion:--tht•re watS 1;0U5é• 1 bc1patc thc rcspunfíe th~t w;1U cOJ~e fro01; e:very of beiog .a despot, he was the, b&aefa.ctor ••1.rnhly a p:reat l!hs of propi•rty a.11<1 life. 0111· ~oneot brc~l. a,ll(l ali "!"11l agree w1tb ns l~ !!A.Y• Europe, a.ud af hia beloved· France. And, .)•Jdturl ,-,p;i.cc ~rt:,·cul¡; ~ from. ¿i,·.ing thc par- mg tha.t he IS a. mo-sL Ruttable person t-oactm the nrn.y we not al.so lielieve that the Imperial. "U.•-t.!.aJ.:t;. cilp1icity of üuui.ul lor lhat Go,crumcnt whicb pohcy towards this counh-y WU.ti dicu.tedJir, s,vo S .,.~ b er 27th ,- 1864. mur.hl ------,0---------- or· ====="""""~========~=-==-=----ª ª ª Ie r t l . fi 1 !hat. the princ~ple object of ted_ him tu thc platf?rm, from which he to-d.i._y. l.i1• 11,,t .,¡Jy tllt: alJj, , ~ \"t•i- ot iA a. pretty ltttle sµecch. t:uar:---e brn1al t yrallt l,ut 1li, t 1,,,. 1111uiuJN 111o.-•d wasted d 1 0 ~hª nd . toedlead b 0~ diths-1 lle paid a l1igh complimcnt to Xort.h cdtuultl l•rand ~¡u1Jl t!lli:r \,·, 1:\.s wark.-,, lracte an we 11 mg rmn peop 1e lll 1o o 1 . . 1 . . . .. . l asunt pt\ths of peal!('. prosperity a.ud DI\aroma, 0 l lC rmncss éllll ¡.,att·wtii,m w1,.;ll l1a\:~.• 1.:u:rd1,;t111g;m::;ln·,. 1 ~e vileist floenal .,.rea.tne::;s. Compa.red with the wise of her people, and esspecially to tl.ie l crilninals? lf thl' once ptoul{ ;.::i;wJ•l'igw:1, s.nd liL¡ral policy of ~apoleon I, bow mee.n gallantry of her troops, as evmccd on \ of this cou11t;·_1,: 111.u.--t lwcum~ H1,¡10 \ erishand reprehensible was tha.t pursued by the the mauy bluody battlc--fields of Virgi- ed a.ud [<1:w thcir :in-~ ia 1_,\, :-•nt:c 11,, severa.l n~tionsof Europe who op~oR,ed him. nia, beginning with ihe füst battle of: the ruiscn'aut ,1t \\'a;-;hi11gt<JD t:'lil tlll ) Look, forinsta.nce, a~ tbecon~uct oí ~England Betbel down to that of Re-arns: station. 1 n ot be al!i,wPt! ti: ,;t•t·k po•·i•rty n.ud. fi.ud: ~~e.:rds Frant,:-_'!e, dhur,bnghth e hf~ ofdl'-thapoleon; He said though tli.e tougne- of slander thcir gra vet> w 1U1,mt bcuriu .r 11pou. 11.ic:ir tw..t con[1uc 10.r w 1c s e rece1ve e a.ppro- h d b ,. th ¡ ¡ d b ., · u •f b d '·. · · , bious epithet of "Perfidious Alhiou.1' which a een uns,r ey la( rel1eem ever_y Ou!C:i t e lU amuu:; ran 01 cnm.rn,a.s::-t title sho certa.in.ly hae not forfeitéd by the ! pledge _of t~en- State, and sho":n tlie1r nrn ~ou,rKR•g BRA'S"D. 1 11 course ehe haa recentlypursud towa.rds Ita.ly · determmation to l.le free and mdepen:~,~~ ~~~'.~i',u:- ~i .. re 11 Poland, Denm.a.rk and the die-United Sta.tes~ den.t of the ha,teful encmy. . Dmn,J,,m tlw wor!,\ n~,y c,l\l Lin, k..ml.\t There wa.s s.carcely a rule of Ma.ritine Law, Ro ad\'ertcd to otu· recent re,·ers,~s Br,tod, li>r lw i,,-,u·11 n,,vhf«:11·~1-ackl lh•. t she has_ not eet at na.ught"i w_ heneYer ít ; a.nd said though late reverses bad bcf-,J: Bring forth th~ iron, ,._,cthiog bot, .,_ Ami thnt~t it in thcquin•dng ttc.sh, 1111ted hermterest_ to do so. Agam, n.fte~ she len our arms, and a gloom hun.g· over us H<> ,u~ th~ m,,rk l!..· ¡,hin-anti fr('~h, ~ad solemnly fra~ed the treaty of Áll]J.ens,' for the time. the silirit of the Confede. rn., IJlou,,r :<!mil hiJl' tiu: (lc~u.r~ ~pot; under the moi.t fhmsy uretext refused to ex.e. 'b k j h d ¡;,,. fo1·;::-,· an,! hl"lil ,·o,u· lcucrc1l stwl, cute ita stipulations. So barefo.ced wa,a her racy was._un ro -en, am t at yet, un_ ('l' .A¡,¡,ly it to tlu· cfw~eu ¡,.1.rt: i \1 I f G d ¡.1 'io:1 ~e,u- m•m• ,ll'l'J' npun bi~ hcart, t conduc~ on this occa.sion tbat one of her own' lC essm_g· _O O , we WOU u " rlllg TI,r 1u11e which mcn roi- tyr:au1s fo<.'!! historians a.dmib! tho.t abe was the ca.use of the peace and mctependence from a. ha tC"d Xow ¡,¡ yonr,Jar ami 0011,•~ your l1011r, 111 " tia_,. of cauiu¡..._. torture ,iulong and b_loody ,_:va.re which followed the ~ foe. He advised a.ll men a ble to be;~r lh! tlwn;-•~,. ,-umchtil}¡!' ~till withio rupture. Fma.11Y, m h er treatm.ent of the , arms to rally to the assistauce of tLo~u~ w1,i,·h ,cul'IL, a1111 iuuekti yuur l'"ADing ¡10wer. pr1~ners of war, a.nd her re~t1Sal to ma.ke I brave men already in the field. Thc F,\t':---i. epmtable exoba.nges, lil!'e~~bed ªbarba.-. camp is now tbe placo to BCCW'f' the· rousprecedent for thoUD,ID1tationof the Fed• ! • I h . \...- d d d L. ~IOAK & BRO. erals, in whoae cr11el treatment of prisouel'8 of price ess ent~ge ®11 C own to U:i ,vnou~.\J.E ami R('\c1il dealeL·d in Ory Good.~, Gromi~~ war they ha.ve the example and encourage- by ou_ r Revolut1onary fathers. Let every imo! t'h,t!liug, Pie,11'&!! Xrgr.k! an<l el)'(Xi!,..i.,~tnwt, Ma.t, Id :rn1oro", X,,v,..inl!l'r, 20th, 186.J. J]lcnt of their BritiBh sympathisers .. E. S. so 1er fü>W a.bscut return at onc.e to )fontarey, Nonmber 25th, 11164. his ccmmand. If in Lee's army; go therc; PROF. J. \V. HARTON, and Jet e e d h t J Hoi.;i-i-:, :'-ign and Or'Oflruenta;l Pain.J:<'f, 11.1\d Decorator, Y ry man O W a le may, Grniu('r ano! imitator or Marl,le, J,'lag,i_.. Banot!fll a.off'. P!-11"6 moti~es. Na.poleanm the mvaw.onof Mexico wa.sto i:e~ 1 delivered A)l~~m~~~::t f: t~: 7 l in the army or at home, to PLA1NFACTSF01t1'A.XP.lYERS.-Thepresent wb.ether Workdune Ok~hortooticea.u,'lfon.-a.rde<l tr.l.ns¡,ar<'neit•s. war dabt of the Uuited Sta.tes, contra.cted by t · tb ~ t k" to l"b t to1,ny r~•rl ,,f ~ll'1ico or TeXM. Orden, ~nt to Mí-~~r.t1. M11111 era C gnmiawl IRicl:h11-rdt, C11,1torn Houi;1: Broke111~0f1p,.i:-ite tho, Lincolu's Abolition Adruinista.tion in three sus am e euor 8 ma mg nofrom the despot1"sm of" crneJ enemy C1L-;t()m-Huu.,e, 1fotmnoros, will ~ pnm1ntly l">;OOllted by yea.rs aud SUmontha, ie in round numbers,. ....,.JI l I ded h.e u[ d,'·'' .r · • tlw l'rotes~m· and forwai-ded. ~wl aloog Jour on!er,,1. throe thousand five hundred millions of dol· e a so a.pp au t a .ies 1or their lars or ahout ona hnndred dollars for everv service and untiring devotion to the J. M Vil.A.GAR, man) wowan and childi white and black, iñ. 1 cause~ and urged them- to resolve to 111mtHA~T TAILOR,ntarly 011po~ite the Hoh•1.france;ia. tat b.o d h f Amnfonru,. Person>1 .,_jshi~ o.oytbing lo bia line \be loyal S · i!S. marry no man w · 118. s irl;:ed the will ,fo well to cu.11 at hi~ :-li{lp OOfnre goin~l'L•e-i, ru:-,·e, as he The expcm~se of tbe \~ar every second¡ of responsible du ties of a, soldier, Lut take d(J(;;< work in ~ood 1;(vlr,aod tb1•la.kst [oreigo fashiou.~. b 011 fe eyda w.th.e e•• r t 1ifonterey.Xo1-eml)et"l3th,186-1. e_\Tery r1 v r Y Y -, sr6 ior y.. tb.e one armed soldier who bad provcd su: dolla.rs and seventeon cents. . hls fidelitv and manhood in battlino- for 'l'HE SAN CARLOS HOTEL. The expenses of the war _for every mmuto, . " ,. h L h I I .~ . ]HE :ihov¡, mn111'!l Mmfortable honi;e of i,ott.rtainment ;~ 1 of every hour. of every da.y ~n the ye&l': Suu. 1 OUI cornmon I 1g tR~ t an e w 10 l:.tC llOt m,1,· nw!_,. fnr tlie- n'c(•p1iou of tr:,vt>!er~ flnd \v,arrlers daya include<Í, are two tb.ousand aeven bu.u- pro ved the possession of either. 111!.1,¡1¡,loN .. - ~,.,m.~w1jb,a.re·me!a.ge· :uul air,v :111<1 _Uic !ahle ..711 a.h~·a.y~ t:~ bP~t thE> Tn<.Hkt't ufl,ml.~. (Jl1jlll pa.11\S "i!I d.red and sevonty-seven dalla.re. ---~ b,· \;,k~n to n·n(\ci- <¡11est~ cm1,fort»l,lr. aur!· tlrn rhn,w.-R will 1 The expenses of the- war f•r every hour B Ü lit 1n,,d;,ra\1'. :\111n.h;:1'(',:" . Xoveml,er 13th. lH(;.I.. of every day in th& v-eo.r Sundu.ys included'" Ol,J)IERS ro BE RA.NDF.~ LJKB: ATI'LKareono hundred .wl. si~y-six tl\o....nd tw~ 'l'h.e New-York Cau,;a,ian, says:-Tha O a W O Imb1be. hundreddollar:!. two-pen~y tyn1:nts u.t \·V~s~ington !1uve .! THE N.EW 'T'he interest on the- presentde-bt ofthe-Uni- been gwlty of a new rnfamy. S,mie ° s 'r I to mark ali rejected recruitB and BliU- :!ª:ft~;da~fu~1:edi:.!;. sti~res, :~i~~,fe~~!%~~ 0 M Y for a,1.1 you ea.t a.ud ali you wear. "\-Vith. tbeincte&Be oft-axation on real estate, renta. will bea.d.va.nced a.nda.yea.r'aincomewilbcarcely morethan p~y tbe rentof the rooftha.t ah.eltersyou. Four yea.rs more of waf'1 a.nd four :vea.ra more of increased _ta.xa.tion will hopel.essly bankrupt the nat1on. OhO?ee ye) then, bet~een these two: )fo:Cle_llan, witb the old Ur,1on; the old Constitution1 the old laws, peace, prosperity a.nd low taxes; or Linoolo. and wa.r disunion negro equa.lity and hope- lesa b,;_;;¡;upt.ey!-(' Exchang,, JEFJ<'., D~Y1s m TUE. S01...'TB.-PreFrident Davis passed througb. Salisbury, N. C., a'few days ago,. en, rou.te for the South. He was greeted at tbe- depot of that place by a. large,. n.umher· of citizens. Tbe Sa.lisbw-y [N.O.] lVatchman says: On the arrival oí the train,. it beiug certainly as<Uitta.ined thaí he w:as aboard he-w:as waitN1 on by M.a:yor Shavcr aud, Messts .. Ha1 1 ,lll\(}'.Shr:füer, iw-ho condw;- . B . l'Y ! I.,_ PROYOST MARSHALGENERA.L1S Ü.F1''1CE',.} 1c4 !ta.t ih,~ B1"t"11.·cry. whcre tl\-0 cxc..!!ent 'Jlla~itlo~.can ,VASHIXGTOX 1 ., D. C., Augu~t. I,9. , , .alw.,y11 be foun.l..nt wlioles.ale-and _ · o~ ¡· ~ ~ ~ i ► ~he- blood of age! , To prevent bounty Jumprng tbe men wh.o figh.t are to- be marked witb..a. brand wich tbey will carry with them to their gra.v:cs. Surely the following from thc Chicago Times. whicb publisties the order, Lut feebly e,x• prcsses the hot indignation of every , l. . d" . [¡ 1ree1:'1an at tus m 1gu1ty to our rave sold1ers: "'l'he frrmer brands hi.s cipher upon bis hog; tLe .Frencb, in their d.ays of . b ded ti 1. fa O F· bar b a.rtsm, ra.n. ie • m US- •· • P. upan the shoulcler of the gally-slav.e but to-d.ay. th.e ouly white rnen ou eai:th1 wli? are forc~d lo m~dPrgo what civiE- •r· t?:j ~ &' µ ~ t,:j g ~ ~ ~ ....l ,'----t S- L · ~ ,.--. ~ ~ .J ~ ~ :,,.,; i. ~; ~ i-,.__ ~ Y- ~ ~ •~ · • ~ ~ ~ ~ -gg k-....J l> o ¡::: ~ ~ ':i:j g ~ ~ would sugg~st that all accep-, ~ Cbf. M.ed. Off. Pro~Ma.r. Gen/'s Hureau. I t ¡· i. • .r · B 1W t 11S enougu, to. sttr a 1.ever 1u bv. tJ.¡~ botl!c or gl:1~,. W, Dr. Z. Ji. lVltitmore, Surgemi, lluai·ll uf ~ Enrollmentl Springfield, Illinois: DoCTOB: In- addition to my sugge¿;:füm 1 Farmer13 t pr.epare-yow-selvesto bear a. larga- tcdr.ecn1;1ts and .su.bst1tu.tes be marked part ofthisenoroua load. Your farms a.nd tbus:.: I,. m small of ba.ck. 1 v,.1. your houses will be ea.ten up, by tax.ation.. Thls w.ill I think, pt'Cvent, to a g-reat ~ Workin~-men !_ preioo:~;y~s.elY~B for- your .ex.tent tbe practiee of bo11nty jumping "<Í &hareoht. H1ghe<wilfbills ,,illb~roosed. Your friend, J . JI. Bil'l'ER, U. S. V, t;,J. morder- to-raise-rEWelllle,._ andy~u.w.il ~veto pay dou-ble the- preeent exorb1tant po.ces. h time ago. they commenood thc systcm of 0 UÍel'e re W e rn.-anding rej_ected recruits, a,nd QOw-they 1 ,. , . ha'Ve· a.ctu·\liy extended that deg-ra.ding·; ~ BRV.~ERY lw< bet1u e<ttah1i~111,.J on tho prvmise,; nf th, < · &t.11 ilirlO>i Hotel, for tb<> mnnufaclu!"('-a11tl ,,a,le of pract.ice to soldiers who are a...:ccpl~<l L ' 11 ~ R B E E R . . ·· .:l.. .x o · · . Here 1S. the official docoment: ..).JI Jll'M<n~ v;isl1ing11 g1,ml :1.rticll' uf lk"'l'r, woul<l <lt,well to 1M States, is o~~hundredM>d eigh.ty nüllions Qf' dolla.rs, o~ m~e dollars for every man, wo-. ma.11 a.nd child 1n the loya.l Sta.tes. Let 1·t he b d th t this. i rfnl d bt • r~m.eru. ere ea. . . e is a.ccum.ulating a.t tb.e ro.te- of three milhons a.da.y and that. the- dailyinterest to be met is · •t th one hUll d re d &U:d e1gu J ousan d d O llara. As the re-veuue-d.erivable from a.U sources iu.t:rredentfarfron.. beingsuffl.ciently large IO meet. th~ interest on this. va.st ~e_bt, the peorie muste1ther ~re-pare for a.ddtti~na.l ta.xa-ton _or for repudiation .. -4-8 th~_nat1on would ª 11 g ... ~g J::" ......i ~ Ud. 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ l........__J --------------L. OLLVER & :BROTRERS; RF..eEI\íl'X.G, J,'orwarding ami ('oromi.,sion·Merclliwt~~ .llonterey, Oetober som, l~M RIVERO, & 00 · in smµle Ury-Uoad'> :rntl Gnx·<>rl<>~,. W'IOLThAJ.E·Jlt'Mer~ Comm!'rcinl streo-t, ~!tlnt.ere-y, oppo.,it" the Gon•r-,or'S: P11.lllc(', llnn• ou li11,u,l nnr\ for •nle,, t. 111-rgt' !l.!'l!Orlm,,ol of· nr.-- ,:,,ml~, (irooerit>.~,.flrugs.etc .. tlietr11,foatmoder&to price.,. ,1 t\Jey ofl:•r t0o ~----<¡t LLANO BüTICA -- Jc~i:; etc., whkh _\:--:t;¿,:,.-o./..arn~.'.'"" , .~,o~~rf'~ w1,,'.'"::,'1°" zat10u loug• 8In.Ce rc¡ecteJ as- too SCt.lil:-1 g,t.~I , ,ml:h·hlll !J.. .. ,cr m, Hn .. ' . 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Zi'f.,"17" • ,..,,...:·.,¡~ "; L~:.:."•- ¡}"~ ~g¡;\~i,!; : -i~e iniq uity ~"' The C01¿rr1t1;f111-lht!i~ -, '11i ¡1u 11-t.i,,..~ '. ~( ) 1 \ lauk~ 111111 ¡ ;~ ¡ 111 .._ 1~ Lü!"'~I•::-- l) \ p.\ 1t.\t a: _\1' l l :-:. ~::: th:\t the men who ha.ve ~igue- 11 tlie•· Huw d'id! ':! 11 u <l 11 tlint?" \\~e Jia'-"C \w,,rd., ,r :111 i~t:0111111,i<•;ll rn;n r_ J l i i !bove paper can be found a.t N_u. 1, \Ya~- ! "Vy, _f $:l.)'~ \ 1> J\IistN Pnll--tl,if.!:, !, dt-. "·lw ttlw ayi:; t:,k,·,. hi ~ tul'al:-- 111 tt 01 1i , ,¡ - -Ji&1l J011 ~ ~ ~ ,\· PE Ell itor l.t-ar a lu•th•t"reporl trom the1r nex.t. perf11rmance. astoun4ing re .. elations aud indisputable ker 8treet, Xew-York, a.ud gLVt!S theu:-: l1~rr. Mn;,;te1· P11H--<l~g, l "1ankis yuu·t..1:n· a. tniiw, ~· lfc_• tluP:-. tJ 11 ~ to tlunbh~ thi I • i.,; J~ _j • Tlw Z'erlitltrt of Jf'lllerilily !13.JS tlb\t me theatoccupa.tious.-Catuasiatt. dunes, and every dun~~.,, [ find you ,rp . di:-hes. lf llrn.t" i~11·t• phi!t.-1uph_y ,. vtt' ~- --_ • ,. IW'' .....,., --!.-+-- _ Ot!> 'I rien: c,,1111¡rn.11y l'Xt•tute..1 t-lwirobsracters pertectly testimony,. shoY.1.ing tbe m&nner in whh·h I same old pull--d~g. Iam your old ~ w,iul<l!lilU> \11 knuw wal1t Ít+> ··:,.;1·'\.n.\. r r l)l1-Ce1uber 4.th, } OU'":t. .. ¡ ~IH fhf' tasi mgbt. Lut tba.t. ni.e mw.ic wnebottid:- New E.o.gland has inaugurated the ~ . : ~, biul "wHLTE SLAVE r;u,Dr..'' BLOOO-'l'HlRtiTY TYRAN~Y. cl~s;_ whc, _caret:i foi~ yvur old l,eedies? lf.11ut"lt~!c,m~·h:y 1 iJ, ii; .cor.\..Uuly wilie:\: M1 dnne 1s out nex.t month, and d.,, · , _: ~ . . , . . It records •h- HtKUS employed by Mne9 . ..:... irit e,,,,¡.,.."' ü, .. ~wsnJI[\- UtAw;,~lwap bt, 1 be d ·¡ f be I woll, ,.,,1,tnn·,t 111 u,~ l.::tlU, Bo ft<'n, .,t 1...... 11,,, :10<1" ha.U eent.< 1 [\K., KNAPP.-1ht8 Kentletnllll WllS ex.am1ned Sal'ht1setbs- to fill fl.pr- AllfOta Cilf men rioe CAmO, September 13.-General Fry, t>f couutry ma.y go to t ,. evi ur ec tes; Xo,man , mnv.oman~ie- fai~ly ril.a<·a t~•Í . liJ- tbl' \ledical Board of thb citJ(, en tbe 1st. "' 'tt;iots: TY.:t'l"•' u\lw.lJl>l--1 uf rbc p1tpt'r ddír- j i.nl'lt., ancl received his li),iplUmA to pttaetiae le- to tbe Feftral Govetrnime11t. 'Ihe lebbtr Keotucky, and of Zellieúffer fame, has. 801 goes to my den t. if not. acc-ustumed , tri, labor~ \\rlrn.lmT 1 t1·,,,1 '" n,1~ ,.¡~y 1....11 ... ,1.. n .• r. _ , ~ally hi..i prot'e88i,m in tbis Department. The spea.k& t:or itself: nrived at Paducah, having been srn.t D F A d t accompl~11n.cnt&tl11:'~pol'lses!., ,dmt v 1'1 1 1 1 1 1 1·wthc• •·••!-·•"~ ''-" "' U/111~ •J~" "-S". 1•. ~- r..r on.- IW:kr 1•xn11ffl)il.tion. we are infon11ecl, was a. lucid one, • . . . ...LCTCHllAN IN A. 1x.correspon en . . . d d • nwl " ,,,,~rt,.,-- .1,\.~m ..u1L\ ,_,. _,.Ji\~'\'.t~ .~ ,· f ,· 'lb Docto . n Nr.w-Y01ut, Sent. 39th, 1864. fron Was hmgton to mvet:it1gate w~ f .Ml.1' tes tl fu.!Lo: 1, t . the1r mentd t,..-.uulllg",.ll 1~ ndwn ll't1. ,1 8 B,,,in,.,,a ,..,.,L, 1-11-c•1·tnliu. i""-1"'' ,;1u:c.. ,~h,- num,l.\f,Ci> lilr nnu ga\•e genera 1 Otl UI a.e 100. e r ts a. t' 1 1 0 f iº~ ad. -reGe BK!~ ~~ oty be made !Or ig~w1 u.urtt-uf that. i111p1H L 11 1,. ,¡"111.,, ,.,..J,, rh1·cs~, .. ,1 i"'"~•·••"J ,.¡1'11L liue-.. old. ¡1rnctHioner, and blll! iJet!I\ a l ~ r il1. b~ Toth~ Ediu»i 11f Ui1 lbum·er da .Htat. i7'ni&: 1eign of terror and blood of GeneHl p1 ¡11e.. Tbe simple facts that will be ºr~-ig ier th.ronkwt~.. a.rmy Urn1ich1 .. pru~•!'fflou for tbe liIBt. forty years. At the- sol-icitation of a. certlaiD E.iouia lbc- t~.-ing- 1mw"ll ){t>Dtl!:!men al': OU:?' au· d h' · · t" o .1.eonessee e 1 11C' couespon,u~b:ita.ntulteh _u pofnht '.s rnhvest1gha ttohn- dent tells m.o.re tha.n he aimed tu:; Pnr ex.pense; roa.di e~nm~ed . th,>l'l~•([ a:-,:11t1-: ~t1•~:<ril. :iln!-igiani & l~1dr'!9~t;a,-- It is, we thiuk. e. beliet'. ve-.y generally Dochca,. emigrannt agent fór tbe lJMtc<t w.11 sen& a. t r1 11 o onor t roug e A t· ed , the d f 'l'he aun l&d..v;e1y Lnght l>t, ::,, ilor.t J'ol:d,lut1t,1'l),,;; B )!1111-1wy. Boc~ 111•1 fl:u>; Ne,,, _or cnlertain('d. even Uy men Wibo are r~ady to ac- States in :l'russe:ts, who acts byaatlkxritiy nAOple of tie civilized world. General h" set.n htoe.1 a~µear ....~ 1 ~ gentle. muru ~ w.la:m Etl f'•t:KepG-iH l I t.~ ' t M1t.:::-a:1. Br:iwn.'•ville: -_ - \\ ood,_ Pit>dl'l\s., Ni•- kuowledge the workings of God:s Prov:idence of the 11,ederal Cousuls, we embarked. CJ1• 1 p;iue 'tJ:.l.8 ia cmmnabd fifty days and lB teu I a.v;ng ~ :~ge J.l'U e 111111 aud tlw eclol th ta.k,o-~the sliiue on t ol ~n•"; -1. \\: • 1-'uJmi-,1..·. :---..1. 11 Ant.onin. •.nU E. ll 1 upb11 ~a!'tlí. thu.t. w'ar ii' u ('u.l91Dlit)l 'Mbich. can be board the II Peter Ggdfrey," for Bbl611on. 1 (:1l~hiH -x1g.1-.-;lon. pi'l'vented or averted by tlii::- t:!31.•r~ise •lf lnNi.au t1kot si¡:ty-sereu men~ and no evidcnce mfar~ w 10!'1 }et e ~-e yw le p~trp?::,ti l11n1 1 u.s a. fair la~ ~a1!->alwayR d-\•1-1-w att t..-n .. . . . w-ill ittlfl pntd:~nce. Famme añ ,estilente are, V\~e- etLel'Ose )(Olil the proepactus. it1 can be fouud tJ1at & single one was ever O ehs:.:rht~ug O t te atn teesl a-rmr ticm fl'Olll tht• grt11.~&t. he--lion,ui: ,\. pal ~, fi'1n~. _-On th,• 'l1~ JO!lt R. ll.rf:' wa8 d1:<t,wcr1'll alliJoWl'd t1> be dirt!et vif!ito.tioog of the alrnig:bty. French aud Jl'temislt, which was handed .. . , H cau,r t 1m en ron o ~ enum,y s · • • 1 1~ 1 1 ,. triedVyru.11ta.rycor!lm1ss1on. e was . 0 'fh f ta ª·· k ,. I ¡n 1 oimmeyo11won,t.chr..,·~an::i:,t11 ni lh,, hul•·-,·ar,l o! Mr f,L.wnw. an<.1 a. hu·ge 'l'br- di·eiulfül wa.r betweeu tbc North and tbe to ns and contains the false promises. d d . .• 1mes ese a.e were ma~ IM)Wtl uy r · . ,,. . 11u1nl1<•r of I1iJ1i1s w.:rc ,lt:!-itt·uyi·d. 'l'bc ~ i.'I ' 84-rnth ~mi~i; e.lik.P tb1: bill a.ollthe Tal.ley. dryiug llnder which. we emba.1·led. Not a sinat the gua-rd aouse one a.y, an a. p1 is- he · _,. ,. t fol' JH!it 1e-111wtber-mg me, suH1 a 0111'· d" 1 , h. h t selll,med11o Gen R . ' wuo w-M a 1mu~ . . 0 co.i:-itl,•rnhh•. up ,;printr-1, witba,.ring the com io tbe ~ , ren1 f h h oner ha.ppene111. to 1sp ease 1m, w eo d h' lf t 0 leo:-ged satlo1 w a woo,len:leg 1wu111 1,l ... • -------o----1h•riug the-fru.it trees barrPn, ancl ui-ppi.ng !Jrn g P. oue• O · t ese promise~ as beeu I 1 he ordercd -t.lte gva.rd to sho,,t him down; ~~ eep , wl ar?u~~r: 1Jl,)80e . ºP ~ tu~et·. 1,.~ .. ou lhc i.irl'lt pa)!P of' thi11b-1..ie Wl•~o_py :w hmls nf tbe, ~ine-'1r wieu t.fle chelena or fnlfilled. Ou. board we liia-t"t►• been treat• 1 cou1 se · •·fu 11 y es:eeuted t ha ord er ucar th11e utc 1ma.n d ~ence. , .. a negro f111t11 00 ¡ lfaud nnmcmor tib,-a.. 11 n 1d1• lrum tb,• Jlw1ilor on thc pt·es1t.M1•d n11it ..r 01ber gri.i?Toll.8 plague i.weepi; over sea and laml, ed. líke dogs. They ma.de ~ sell our 11 d "...A I iQne 014 '-ªª• d.escribed as an oll_ject t ie ~ argdes werel a t ah&¡ : Moata•t,..,-ie. the grea.t Fr1>11d1 w.rí tr . th,i .kJnpc1·!.A' to. tlM! pol'I t•f M,\l;\u>n,i-i. We are 1·utli\('S11 • tbe breath of t-be ShU.oom, 1U1.d. the clothiNg- in Betgium, under the- ¡itetext HW'f• \bu.t tbi11 eity au.d l>t'Jl"~11uc11t wiH tender crv of l'a:111.entaUon such as W11B lleo.nll in ligJpt ti t ti Id · 1 ¡ bº itifu.l in the e-s:tre.me, h.as been Cil.rtying mentioue }knlelxpl~lL:lt· '~!' • 1 ,'"d on ULH' Ol' l~~i'u1\ :;et dowu in his b1h)k u , 1 ru lti,n it.i cowli;1I hospitalit_v. Md wm m~ke_po- wÍwn t~ Augelof the Lord passedover 1titb the ª ley wou gi,,e ns ot ler e ot mg., Pwater li·rty d a.y1', au cott Id not 1ur e th e gone , a fito . f ·.,, . ont to I,, a ueP. . DU ore . le tflato ex°"'-",~ 11 }Wm• for tu e1:8~tt-1 1m, kut t.., Uhn the ho:ul.s of loylllty and atlt:chou. di,itroJing 11 word-wea.cknowtedgethevisitation imt they have done nothing of the sort. · · ¡ h" aOls 1)e(1 t 11e uenera1 wa.:, aQ"am o r--· • • 6 d ° · thnusan1l pour.,;il::,. '~ 1 from on Wglt, aud humblP o.u.raelves in penite1;ce Severi>.t among us arrived in Boston lit11{e flÍ h1m 11\,lagiue w 1a.t ,s ommce was. ,vben u. priliiauer wa..s brought to General the- la-~Kl b of 6 11 OW':'i, } 00 ti wa.8 That M,mtat¡l;f_ne-oortainlv shonh1'lia -.: 'l'ut-:. fü,.~wr. - -A.ftf'r an ab1,ence of' /',t-Y1•ral aud pi·ayer. Hard indt?t?d mu11t be the beart of erally n:tk.etl. 'l'hey only ga.ve us oue -v,•;\!'.s tlüs illu;-;i.rioas Preb.k luui l"(•t11r11t-d w hi!- man. wlio. at su.ch n time co11ld all8eri tbat tfieRc meal p+"r day-and such food ! 11'a.iae, a.K& prgn.o'11llCied by lus captors a arousl e t 1leld qbeuerly o ·1"'1 t"i""n'Yt ~s been m :al.)i1r. . h to w \at t1üOU ( one \'il lt 1e u Cu· , . hii1t'i'~I' t.<klty, c,ad \'f:1.5 euthusia.~lically n:c .. in'tl wcl'e no olh<'r th11.n a phcnomeoa1 manifestcd u. L~ i ,t Some ot t1)0. lad1f..-s oomp1am t 1wt ,.,.,., 1 r~el u, arms,t e matter was sumruan 1Y :.mi 1w\N>lll1.d home hy all p:1.1·ti1•;;. He wl\l! through some occult, but uuerringlaw of uature. In Boston they gave ns, firat a shirt, 1 11 lf" a.rt?n::.etl:tl\G 11 settlerl. by an order tQ ""'dhoot him to• m~n. ol"' : 1 ~-~M: :;~do n Y critic1se thotr short dres:-..~. LatliPi"i , , ,,'.,)o!.i.t>l th,: C,1!hed1·al by tlle militnry ii.ml l\nd ru; certaio to appe1tr pPriodinU,: in tbe re'i- then thry wantcd us to sign a paper · · 1 , 1 k II cnme tut! oueo er, 11 1c .m,~11 1011 o i.et,i \' il ;llrl.!JOritie.~, 11.111.1 a largt' concour:;r of citi- 1 ulution of ages. as tbe nigh.t i11 to succet:d the wntten l1l Englisb. Fortunate)y several morrow rnormng a.t e1g1t ococ. i- .. f -~ d t· II ;·uucl,mtwa,ntu~to,hp do,w1, uponr, 1 1 >< -•· h d 1.1\.,"'1,! a11,u: t 1M"! cmrgc O1 eser IOll a, L.. .l • zr--n,,i_ \\';_o co::i;;-rntulale his n'turn to bll; R'OC!k. ~)', or tJiewinte1: to follow the llllltu~. But_io emigra.nt victims who liadpreceeded . LI d t o-ethcr he ooaxe the c:h'ffises, let yuur Ut~us. uc- 1.1¡uw11. up GPnera.1 ru.Cl't,u.lt tuoe I ty-one p_er- 0 . ------<1 tuat>;; of lerrOl·, c1i.stress OJl<! p,;t.1S&nt1~10n of !1:plr.· us, 0 ,mntJ luose a.t Ma.ytield, an. ha.~ emptied emg-. Jn-JH e ~º ' yom· a.nklel:i. S.t:,; F.i,;its.~suo HoTt:L.-'l'his liou:,;e is sl.i\l il, these receiv:e no a,;~pt1:1nce among the people. had WIJtt~n u pon the '\l(alis, in V¡•~ooh 1.he g11a.rd koulie Bt E'a.ducah. The fol~oKwltlogl.:._cm~t.rkal>Ih_e dlt_dder. t IÍ"' It'thev :ire tobo uao.w11•~ th<'n l~c.1 o¡i:m lo !hJ tr,1vel~ng pul>lic 11.nd _ citiz.en11 ~\'bo. l rnnd ai·_e.1ega.rde~ as impiens if nút hltl.!lphemous and Flem1sh, tlie wov~ uoon~t s1gn '" _, d g }, • 1 b 1 )lmr-t,UL'll IS )1 e ovcr () .... ,1 • ~ ~ blou.y ays l"'1 l,\,Oues~nerre 1a.ve een d b t t ti m1rsl dress hke Pa.pagevn1.1, ILl [1:•-::11\W. w_, rnar dP~n·e !='Oln•!tbmg to en.! or-do mg.bts loc;lgm,g, ! .,;i_1~eJ<.n1on"! 'Wh1lst almost l!vcry J?RgC uf B-1ly Hnudreds ofi oot how-e'itet:,. foarmg theH ,J ,. •• h . Qrr.1rterma.ster a.n t e mea o re CtJol.U• " k" ,iml jurl¡;ing from the finE' d1nnr1~ W<' he.vf' e:itc1•, Writ1 _c(!utum_s an expres11 dt:clarat1on that such worst res1g-ned themsel~-& 00 their fate l1lottcv.011t, a11a.an.t,).raer1ea.nnow eart:i f ,. ti t· ,.. Aue,~ste1ncmtur. 11ud1wta. 1g>to r31 :"t· thcr~, la.Ldy. ami tbe g('neral a¡)pe.i.rdnee of tire a.re mm1~tr11,t.1on~ of the Alm1gbty, the Suprei:ne d •·. _1 ¡ d" . ' aloft tke reeking pa.1111. G-eneml Fry is nu~r;s,·ary i>r 1 188 ~ to ~ io~p1-1 ~ the cribe us per~onal]y say~ unr no,:;f' 1:1 11 \loma~. !'ernmti", etc .. all pl'r11011M stopping at tlU' h.uler of tb•! ~ahons. But althottgh we uneq111v- an s1gnew •· mme tateiy the p~hce11 0 deterrained tlte ma.t.ter ab.a.11 be thor- D tc"'I l,'1'Y, ·~r e8Ctlapmtg arokml ti•"' inte-llec.h\al \Vt> d o n't .snpposc it b~itt-1 wi\1 IR• wcll f~d anrl carcd for. .-\. 1·1•po1·t. ocally 1·('pudmte as monstromi. such doctrines, toe1t the1111 aloag, and they wew:e sold1e1·R d d th a1a• stP.rn ·JUS t 11,e · . Gu ,man s ca.pac1ou~ u-oa. w et ...-.. . · . Y h 1 y 1:11 te I an d b d j ti ·¡! 0tl't· lwa1118 a.re uot rn h:;,8 \w,•n cil'Cl1latecl that 11~:d hotd _wa.~ ~1~1-i•fl,-. , whC'n 11pplicd to eve~ts wbich are ohviously. be- Others, among wL..)m we are, nfused tn 1· 4111g11 TI -' encr-a1up an e go mu I6et 1e 01 ~,. _ 1t. .1. et w al o w l·y T"f't'erring to the ad·,-~rU::C'lllt'll.l tu llJ1i,, 1i"sue 1t yon1! hwuan pl'll'·e.at1on an~ ~ure. w._~ ru:eslo'"' tQ. obey, as •e ooue bere to work; aud-not ,,1 eh&ll ~doue:. .. 1e g-retWeat e~m,temc~•t ti at the-cu,l'wit jg still ali ve bnt rem::u·k.a,- kuuws is i11 l1is Lra.1n~? ~m rw r-.:a.:id to lle. a m1stuk". 1 ~clé:!..t, that the otber calnm1t1~s whicb lliCll. 1Ue 1 ..: 1.... .1.t I···• d d. b . 1pn•va1lsamongthepeaple (){ ltha.t dti:;- bl, e.f 1 bo t . • ·<l · ti Som e <layitwillbc.•fouuOthn.1\().bd .;. _ 1 tb_c ,ioiblc a:IL?or,; e.ad_ agt!u.ts e.t.triblited t.o _tbe ~ ■ g.wt... .n. . _ we tiHCcee e 111, e11;1g1 trict, aud when Genersl notificd Y cy'a.r .ú u_ gl•tomg 1owat ~ ~ I np a. 11130 ~"ith n \Nl,ibl<\I naiture a u·n.. ,i ,.W-- Frum wbnt we ,;atbcr from thc• d1ffürent w-11\ aml pO\\CI of a higbe1 po-.cr. We ~hmk ~taw.pot ied New-York, and af;t~11 g1v' h h t • ,, toth emun s 1mesatnig1 o-- ·_ , •. i-,_ t.,em. t at e_ wa~ e , o l'-a.1 cm, ------<>----temper aud a. hu.p¡,,y trame ol mmd, 1~ a ~l -•xlc:rn ni•w,;pap"l'."· we e:t•C th:n tltc Iinpe1·ial tbe p¡•escut w~r bct"fecn. 'llae hortlu.nd. tb! S~utb lllg lll,t,J se ven doll11tr8, they Jefl UM t1Q ov , fi ,r..:t•~ han• _!!aüwd ,,,ig-nal victoriei;. in ali thc dif- _couhl be termrn~tcai b,:r t.l!eaty or- negotia.t_ion!:', fa.te .. in this, to MI, stnnge city. instea.d o( com1og 10 .a little squa.ti, the_y W- On a re-cent Ol."Casiun Beechei· greater eff'otll" tha11 to p,erfcct, h.im. ii f, •rent. 0,•1,1artir>en'-" \o,;ht•1·e lhl're l'till rem:lined by the cxteosmn ut com.merl!C, UW't'st1·1&ted ,~ 1 Id rk ti f: ts to" b d ;rusb.ed. .u mrust.. _He lt.M s.rre8t:ed aud t<,ok for bis tex.t this pas.'iage "'The spirit rn~~y aco111p.!islm.ents_. _ lhl' o¡,pn,-hion for~::< o.r ex.-Pr~id,•nt ,Jt:AR~z. freec~om of t~'lt.de, aod thc f~1-~tioo of :milwa!'S, _es 1ou I e 1ese ac e ma eplaeed. rn U,e ~uaui Uouse a numbcr _of of the Lord is upon me,n&c After he lrnd ) es 1 :111d ::iome day 1t will ~ hH• •i 1tntl that irl a few IWlutbR ti~ vJh(,.J.e E.mpirc will 1 ?Y llii~1:rn:.1.t.1_onal eommw..uuia.tioo to 1an~ w~r pnllhc, Sf_) as ~o prevent o,n con~trymeT\ t~e aegro s'1l4.1ers that h:l.v_e been flour1s- raved fot~ w·ar an,d '-'-arnage ahou.t half that such men aire· tar frrnn b('rng- H,• ¡,,. comLil~t•·l,t trun,1nili~l•tl.. 11r.ipot<E,1_1..i1e-:-Jus~ wb.at tbe P!'esent EJl)9e~r 1s from fa.lhng rnto tte tra-p~ -.buz]\ h.01-1 Lh1.riU4( fü,•iaootb of Octobntbe mint a.t Mcx- uo\'I' J.orng in •lns c1;mntry. lior t bat, our Diplo.- been set. for thcB"l. Unfurtttna.tely it. ia , lung tbere lately so ex:rens1vely, beca.use an hour a dry customer who sat in the \ spoouies and sufts. whic4 v11-lg-:u· O.hl1 ¡,,,l r'(1i1Jt-1l ·189.UIIO dolli\NI. amt the mintof Gun- rn.,ts rll.Ck th.e1r bra.rn, ou1· mercba.nts speculate, t 1 •- , tl I· d 1 • tbey hari CAmme~ced to ~enounce Ge_ne- middle ~rthe house, w~lked oo·t si,y- g-ross mine!-. ima.g-ine . 1 -_ . .a. · r'·, ,._ ......;. . :a l')"' ,uu, 001· tbtukiua men debut.e • our Q;lpitd.lists proieet 00 L' at..C" 1or 1ose 31 tea y. t 1e ro•te, l.t 8.J,11:1. mtr!t)g Lrl' Mtl'ne ft'IOH l'I' ot,v,n>l.:'!>I ~.,,._, .,, J ' • 1 on L ] , ral Fry for a s~cesh. The Luc1an in , "I arn gladyou told it was the spirit J~ ,va~ a.,[)(~l)/1,"t:it tll'e cns~m-s of tli1_ i ,1 .. 1hn''l. · n.nd onr ,,,:orlmen. labor. koo t111s. cou.ntry m severa otm.:r vesse a. 'fht> ·,Jf,,nifor of tlif. [,',c, 11 t,Pr sny~ th11t G,{>n('rai ~\'"e worsltlp ~awmo11 a.s a C'aod, bu.t under the A!'M'ONfO STAS, • ¡ Aodersons and BJhngen, ~e men who olthe Lord' for I should hJ:Lve taken it anrneuti:i to hnry the yo11.ng m tOO- morn l! \f.\1-;1. ÜJ.Y~:ll.\. ~ecoucl iu comman<l or roo Di- j guu;e ~f a peace-rattker. A.ad when., !-1'ter nll JF.AME BAP?l~T DEWTIT hoasted they hada Rohespterre to com- r th . 't o r the de v1•1 .u lt IS • ·d ing at twifig,ht •: for as they ::-trove ti ; p d ah te t · 1or (l 8))11'1 stu , . _ , . vision of Mejia wa!! to leaxe Mlltamo1·01<. tll toe our t<ftorts aml e.ll our ooufident prooic:ti006 tbat (Signed.) J A .A '· man d at a. 11e , are now rror-R ~1c- that for once, Beecher actna.lly IJ.tu~hed. •gtve the 80 ftest mtt::rpretatrnn, to dt>-.1tb, h1•i\tl of hi11 C'Ol;1m, on tb.e 28t11 ult .• loc 1hi11 ciay,' war in tbi11 ~ountr.v will neve1· trouble os more, · • VART, 'len . d"bl ,. t •t • "bl \ 80• they ,md thR.t be would tuku cha1·g1- t>f" tbe 'll'ilitat·y w,· are a.t hmcs startled by tbe clasb of steel or MAGLOIRE DEU..."\'Tb::.. . and the1r •pa.le•¡chceks and • trembhng Th 1t seems mere 1 e, llU 1 1s poss1 e. • irnagiued that Aur1n:1 , wlf{~ l1ps attest the1r gu1 ty consc1ences e ln\."00 the young·, had stoleu them to ht!r· •llY'rations of this Oeparlnwnt. G1)u. LoPt:.r. ,;t!mnetl b,: tbe- re&r of cannoo,. ,r.-e look around -v.-iH 1akc eoUlfllll.nd 11b Piedra..., ~egra~, .i.nJ e,:,- w 1th a...'4QOIE=hmeut autl wra~ to detect lbe Qf'I11e foUowing iR a translation of thecnuntry m~y look for. newg from Gen~ral .lliii"" "\Vnat," asked tbe schoomasto•~ ew,l)l·&ce. "l>o'J'"J.lc witb Acneral Ü11Jn.T1:-..t4. fendcr-. but fürg.el tiat the 188uei. of pea.e ami. prospectus distl'ibuted by the FedeJ:·al Fry that '"!111 tax ~ht:11r utmostcreduhty. "is the te-rn) ap,plied lo the crimc- or, •1iae1>o11r benighted l1rothr-n, not to d., ----0----w,u·, ~ wt:11 ~ ib.ose of Lire aod dea.tb, are11lone-Jfusoun Republim-n. pos~ess-ing twu wives at one \iruer• , a.U i1, thüit• ¡uiwer to 1e11dN dr•:11h ~.:i"ucr.?-. -Jt·1.Klh:RY1-:r ha.;. tw('n hcrc with his in.the han~ of the Alm.i¡;laty. Ack.no.w ledgiog agents a.0101Jg theBelg'11u11 w~lti»gmui;_ trottpe fo-e: tb,· La,<t t-.·u week!l, ptrforming to t~IP.l a.-1 a. htg,h aml ~rred tmth, neve, to. bt! lost. 7\ d lkose willing lo r.si,d,- i.n. tlJ,e U'IJiJ,ed -~1 11 Bigamv 11 replied th.c scholar. Faidcou~ aHd tite ~-rn-..~P ln.'kt!.t~o1,1e- t l1~·gc '--t:'-""d'.!.~ !)i',TII.Jt. ~viag f'll.lire satilJ11.eLi 111• !lt_ght of whilc i\llrs.tUOg tlrn aunlll8 oí th..:! worl~, F~ANK. • :MovE11ENTs.---:One of Sig«>_l's "And ifw toore s.hould IJe. more- tlLan 1 Hl· ,,,_, 1:lUfl!~ u:¡,.rai • 1i. to-ni.ght, a 11d te-morrow·gues h~i;tOJ.'Y as~u~s. a _grauder e:haraeter tban 1t States of Ameriai. g1vet1 the followmg accom1t ot a. tWfl what should you ca.JI it?'~ 1 ~~--= o 8 blll 1,, s ~ o[ tL.c ;,inu\l tO\Ylls in. tbii5 State, bm \\ 00~ ~ W~ v. _e rrga.rd ll aei;e)y as ll re,v A.Nno--single men from 2} to 40, 11old1ers foraKing adventw.re he had in Virginia: •r'he schola.r retlecteó a. DlOIDtmt; theu~ ~ ~ [ j 5 >cill wil\ l"t!fll11t:n ~ 11 in a.b1.••.Jt ten dayfl, aod will cord ot evcnt-s w1tWu t!U> p~er ot ~rtali5 to 11 O))c>ll dl~t1i.ro.g th1! fue.E-(. cl.<tys, Ali fol·eig:n,•r:-; c1;1~trol. It lhen b1.~?1Ill!s, not Wlíe.L1:1nt1ally, b~t ye,ars, to emigra.te to the United Sta.tes. Vell, yon zce, l goes down to dilt old chancing to casi hia eve on a map. uf -g ~.~e: Cfl (:> -....21 :-hnuld f)edtoniw llh.it1 trr,Mtp-j if ¡:.bort of f'niicli! rlnectly, ~ expos1~ion el t~e \Y&,16 of. 1=1rov1C0.'iDfi10NS. fellow's blace that ~as a beech orchard, Utah that de1.,-01--ated tlM:l wa.11, he sm.ilcd~ 1 ? g" ~ ~ • ~~ llwy sbo11l1I 4-'Ul:dn a il',!00, ¡M.kfiiiea on tb€' top of den~c. \\ e see bov. thc pmie iw.d a~b.1t1on of T\.e cmio,-ant is COlltrn.cted for three· ,ere ve vas Rtadh1011ed~ to ·s theal sorne and confident!V' ao.swered. •'Brigh.a.1ny • et)'--::; ... = S' ,.._, ... ~ouw· nei¡,,rlll•i:ag ~ - wn.(,;e tb('y <'an ~ thi• one hnR bcen rebul:et'l: lww tb.e bu.mthty u.nd o· \, __ ,J' ..... -, ~ ■ 1~bes,a.ndvenlge.t;:,totievrontgate sirln ~«>-.=t'rñ' ~ ~ • 1,11 tire pedhi·añnc.e f,¡1w.e .t· tbtU'JiW- Orcr 2.000 stcadfa.:.tm.-ss ot others ?a.. _beea rewal'dcd; how years, iO daie ÍJO(D tl'K'!- da.y ihey arriv& , ii-it, d lhc ,.¡l'cu.-, un IA,it Suullay 1.1igbt. to wi.t-• all the force_ alld com.bmM-i10M ~ rst tyranny in the United Sta.tea. 'iravelling elt:.. nt you diuks I zee'! I ~s dere a. pig rrhe schoolm-a-ster weni abroad at tb.e ~~S. ;· S ~ n1•~~ 1b1• r1·p1·l'~l'11tu.ti'ell o( lt. Kkbpio,c, ,var-danco j nud ~ppress1on have bcen un~vaiLing to dt=feat penses a»d food from tbe place of re&Í· pulldog, aud he looks mighty sa.vage. ea.rliest subseqnent opportuuity. ; § ~~ ~-;¡_; ~ ~ , hy _livt• l11dia1b. w?ik--b ~e e11tire ~ti.t'ucw>n, 1 l\ll.t! ¡¡u1:><1-~e tb?"e wbo ~ad a r1gbt.ceu.s e.a_use to dence in EurNl,IJ,, to the p,tace of deet;► 8o I dinks I frigbdellS 00D, and I says. _____,..______ ;; g ~ '<' S., 1AJ!C. ••i-1wcmlly to tho,.:e li!U tht• tw 11~t'-t.o~. 1ua.rnLarn, hov; J)O\l'Cr w1ckcdly extended, ~s baf-r'[,ook here, Mr. Pul-dog, sta.&d Mck, 1 .An aldt!rman having groWll: eBOI'ffi0'1S- ~ ; g_ Q ::::;.. 'ifA" (/) ~ TLe Kitkapou llldil\ns. lcft t,li.u=i (.--1ty oo. "l'bu~ Hui an~ overl>or~te. tt;nd h?"' trut1:',, tbough 1t llll\Y nalio» furnished GllATIS to emigran ta. 1i,1y last., L-, ,•1:iit the Empt>ro~. )he~ 14i~to i.11H\\ ht' dep1:essed, fm n tilllc, lS e-enau.1 •• laat to tn• On lhe-ir anival in the United Stat~ lights on dis line a-1\ zurnmer. But de ly ía.t while in his atice, a wag wrote S' ~ ;. ~ ~ ~ ~ ► hiJtt pt!unnallv. l;en. Lopi.;:¿ M.lld Gm·. Aut:JLAJ1 uml,b. . . . they receive a bonus of one bundred p~ll-dog he don1 t care for d.a.t,_so l Ylank.a on ltis Uack: "Widwed ~t the exp~use ~ ~ ~ ;- ~ 11·11d,"('t•,l th..111 thc ut-cc~:-arv J'l'J-(JIJ-l'#t!é hl ei\J.W.c A!Jd f¼O. !1°' ~~1ug m our _owo sen.i1ments~ lum l" Qf th.e Corporation.'" ;:;:; o.. =; 3 ~ ~ ~ tlwm to rl'ach ti.le capital. but 1n dhnne btemngs, let_t1s w1sb for pe~ over dollars, tpitffaht to fir:t. Avnulred francs. 11 the wbole wol"ld, 1:1.od particularlyour contmt!ut, The montbly salary is $19, eq_uivab:nt to How did you do that?'~ ~6 ~ ~ J:111 ~ 1'111-:.1.TJU.'.·· \\' e hE>n1· it talkE'd aoo,rnd. that the and yatiently i•x.peet tbegrncions ans"r. ·•Gfoe .rb:ty fra1ta, and besides tM:lj 1Dill be feil,. "Vy, I goes vay arount, so as de pu-U' A city belle is like a steamboa.t-slu.' 1é. ¡; ; ~ b!:11_ \..~ lht:lil 1·ic"l ct.,m¡mny now in IIÜ<l. ~1t_yo.lefll 1u>~ Jll'llCI in our time, O Lord; l'>ecauulliu•á:ao,u othtr dotied a"lll1, Wgtd dttrrHg th1·e,, yui,rs. For dog couldn't see me, and ven l gets to a&B a.lways a. sweU after her. =tii" l1i • =~ _ 0 gh1• gi•nernl 1,a1i1-fortion: and thns liley do. WJt tbatfi,lttellt f&r tu, but tlwu., O God.,, fnrther infoima.tion addresR Louis Dode back gate vat you dinks I zee? Vy WeH, and theJ:e- roa.y be one--J·ust as.• ¡ ~ g' ~" :--11,1ly t.lwir phty:.:. but d1·pl'nrl c·ntirely upen. tll• ~Tbe casting down of our spirits i.__ • •· b N 2 R d d•re l zee dat •ame pull-dogl So I wcU as not. ~ ;;;, ::¡· r. ,:1 p10111pt1•1·. \~ Uo nmkt>:, sue.b a h·!:!a•tuious noie& a:a, c-1w4, e,m1gra ..wn urea u, o. • ue e vlanks bim again." e..aq ~ ¡..,..,_ --, " 111,11 hl' d1·,,wn:-- i"'" henriug of tbe HJfüe audi- ia 1rue humillity is like ihrowimg- a hall Braba.nt, Rruseels. "Bow did you Jo tba.t?" "Miss, what have you. done to iJe. ~ ?.; ;f ~ ~ ':::. 1 ncc l't.•1 h11.¡1A l'.'l:)}l'cts.tion.e wPre t.oo b.igkly on t)te- ,g,,ound, which ma.kf'S. il l.·ebottnd This pr08pectus is printed on paper 1, • 1~l'll. .rnd duc a_Jlt1\ 1 a.~cc ,_.11ould he lU8tW fo~ tbe lligt,e,- t:owarda Heavea. containing tho Belgian stamp. The uvy, I goes vay arount ag~, so as ashamed of. i;ha.1 yGUi blueh so.?" ''S.i.J, ~ §."' 2· g-:-~ ~ ~ \11ii im~nrnl_ l:mohon,,ot a new npp-.?ara~C'é bcfore Oou't kumv obout that. Most peo Je ,.. . k " f. d be h-.J far-he couldn't zee me to anoder little beech what have the roses aadthP. stra.wherr1P1:1. ~~ -~- .:;:-. .;-:.. ::::::i.. ~ r-r--.... :-1, ~ :1 p1rhhc, ,·1g1lant n.nd unrontroll ·d hy mftu:encee, • . 1: '"'ournt.r as _s, can iau pus .u "-.l. ~ ~ °!9ha.rd, and ven I get de1-e va.t you [ done that tbey blush iror Been in hed ~ i= ~ ~ ':3"" í4'i ,. C:, ,,t· ,1...\ ,. 1rt. lt i,; ~iuµ.nlitr. hm s. $tdldng mct. 1p1tch tite Lalt down only t.o ma.kc 1t t1se ther than th1s. * *. Has ever de&-· 4111ks I zee? Vy, dere 1 zee dat samtt, .a.ll day fot· one thiug. ~ 6 i ;_ ~ '-,,¡;# • tu,: :.d i :i ni.-b. , n·u i h ~· mm,t n •nowncJ.t. a.a:t: L.1glwr ~ potic governmeut tole1·ated a more op- -"'~~;>~J'!Jf i\ION"TEl{EY J'RA ~ · . 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Stu~el! 1 Jivtels and Restctu.mT1t,t. Ma!amuros crnd ;.1J ntaey Business Cm·ds. Writtc:nror the ••ll.azii~rv~l l':!'a.'' J•AR&".rllBE WELL! tl..i 3 o'.-lr,~.\¡ 1'jBOU&\l.E 11uli i~lail J_c¡1.,t-1· lli 11.u c:a,;;;e~ of _dry-g,.>0~L,,miTicrc'al ~lrt!t't, ~hil:1u1tJró~. MA1·,llUlW & J,Ul{:,'l'l!JR, J:'llPOR1.'EB.-:,:Ou;"l \\huh.i"ale li\!11.l('r,; iu Englf~ll, Germ:ln, Frcnc:h aw'I -:\vi,;, ,l•.\ _«•<líl ., Cllmmercíal.,¡t., M11t~m11rr,,. 1 ]\;1Uii !'J-ll!J lAl' & UU., Rf.fElVL.\G. l\-•rw,itd.h:g 11tJrJ {';,nm1ishi(,n :Merch:1ut~. A J,1lg\l !•JI of W.'IN ;u.Ü Vr1fl1,r,; 011 llan:J aacl, fur ,;ale. Mat>1m.,rn~, Oc:!1 ,l,,,.•r :.I01h ltit.H. L. MOAK & BRO. )VHOIJ•~,\lJ~ :tnil JJJ¼+ail rtP:1.l"r" In Jlr_\" Gno<l~ 1 GIIDeerif>..:! ud Cl<Jtl.,ur,. p¡,-,¡!·a..~ r~rgra~ r,,i¡d¡,,u {.'<,!on ,;ti.id, M.ll.· 1 j"'n\M,,,. ··o•.••11,h«r.:·i,tll.'l!<•.l_ 1'1- en. 1 l 'V UARLU::\ l<'. 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SEMT-WEF.~LY STAG)i; 1,1\ E sworc Thi !he G uf Re befun FIWM l:kuwi,~,·ill~ vi:1 \'1ctnrii1., tu Alk,1·t1m. ~fr.F. &r. his JU lntl1a~,, 0 1aMi,-1te<l a. foil' ,if >11!1,;•,~ roma'::·~ .to und fr,¡m ,l,t• ;1t1ow na.iu\hl ¡11:i.Ct'<, 1111<l ,;;1n-_riug r\,c• ~,11Uk lfü pXClli :1~r-11i o!ll!'l 00 fmmd r.t Slmr~;,,y ,rnd ('h<111tpion'1; l:loll,1 in' etl lu l'rr,wn:1.,ilt ... <r u..,,.¡.:,-· H. M-HM\ri.,.,...,, \).:,1,,rn,.rn~. Ro wrap emer, nea-1•1 ond, me FONDO NUEVO ~ON � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. Además, incluye notas de interés científico, literario y noticias locales. Este periódico es opositor a las ideas de Juárez y aparentemente en favor de Vidaurri. Describe también las condiciones económicas de la quiebra de Milmo. Su estilo es sencillo comprende anuncios y noticias para la frontera o población del norte, dentro de la sociología histórica resulta un documento inapreciable. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Título Uniforme The Monterey Era Año de publicación El año cuando se publico 1864 Volumen Volumen de la revista 1 Número Número de la revista 6 Mes de publicación Mes cuando se publicó Diciembre Día Día del mes de la publicación 4 Periodicidad La periodicidad de la publicación (diaria, semanal, mensual, anual) Semanal Relación OPAC https://www.codice.uanl.mx/RegistroBibliografico/InformacionBibliografica?from=BusquedaBasica&bibId=1752685&biblioteca=0&fb=&fm=&isbn= Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era, 1864, Vol 1, No 6, Diciembre 4 Subject The topic of the resource Monterrey (Ciudad) México Publicaciones periódicas Literatura Ciencias Noticias Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. 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I shonld eml~avt..r to null.ify him co111plete-++-· ly, t-Uppnsmg that l11s name a11d bis for 111g aud mh1ery tif J)l{.OPPED [N 'fü thcfamihct:1 oftbe, riJhtsi TU-- poor sold1ers who have sacnficed tbei, . . . per.011 are ioc ,mpat'.bh w,th the peace lives as invaden, of tite ,,eat exc1teme'.!t prev~ile~ m. tl,~ 1 ~ Rnd tra11cp1~1tt1 of h!N Dcpartment attd, homes of their fatbera. The li oal ghborhoud of Ab~ivc_ ~ti.ce~, SuNDAY December 11th 1864 ji.,111//y, t!ut n, IS /h, nghl, ..... iu th, ri&M death hangs on every door. utb•mpton, a few ~,e111110• Rmce, m ' ' • plur.t.'' l'ltopped-we e,icken &.t the scene.lltql;Jeu~e of tw,', huns havu~g esc:Rpllir itxtr,, co¡ • tir the uoNTimE\' l-:R,\c.\n11.lwa)'s ~ G.•n. Vnu.cit~I was the firet of tbe Liberal Mor1ti~ Call. Trom \\ ombwell s '!lena.gene. The JOHN S. SWO PE, Editor. !ª Thf. L.,.,.. Bo:.ica, .:i.t Lwelve·a11thl.-1ui.:r ceuw. proc!a1m to tbe p,·ople tbe nt'cei.ility of The Preaident of the United Statee 'hition wal! locatcd m the \V estmoretbe 1-:mpirc. Much m-.1rt! could be said of him, think tbat tbe interest af Brnzil ia out - , •-d. Park, at thc bark of thc High TSRMS:-Twelve numbers of ille paper dchv but we ahst,1,in from 1,ay furtber remark<ó!, as we • 1 • • ... ~ · ¡· h , d d ...... - ~ .r9dm tbilcrty foronedol~r might apin b.~ cta.,qstHt·d &d ba.\·lug peculiar c1ent Y .~rong and d1rect to_Juatlfy Jilelllllllt ~!. 011. a porl111n .º t e grouu nse Twelve co(»&!I 1!'!1t by mail, ~ ~i.t, for one dol\ilr :,ympntbie!j for ce-rtH.in ptr«nU and ""' ........,¡...t... 1 of bt1stihty1 and that the 11e1iure lll8¡.i. , ío..-1,;... drill of thc rifle corps .. HappenAft d 8)&3W _,..·11-a. qianer-IN\ARl.\W.YI'ló..l.llV"Set:. .r---r--,fected . "tY• JIJl-8 d . 1 ~_ ...... ■ alllW t.a.r<b u1oerttd m twelve 1ucces~ive numbei-u Cor • . !• ,WI"th •temporary unpnm at llaal ~ ... Off atUr tty evenmg, & arger llUllJ• lv• d{JIJ.a.nea.cb., theoi.rd not loexcood ei¡h, fü1es. NEwe.PA.I'Ji:K&-We bave nct:1n-d 11.ud placed , 1n 1pun1ty w1ll be but temp<.,rary. A blow 1erof •pectntort1 t.han usua'. attended the • -on our excliit.uge lir-t, th,.! Ne.w Era., a pap1•r pub-¡ struck, however sueceufully and cowardl• Ja.ll;titi d t d Of The followu,_g named gentlemen ar~ our au• ! litibtd in ib~ city of ~lexico, in tbe ~•rench lan- &t tbe JE:reat principie of ioteniational t,d.' A"" on, ~n a !n•a c~uw persons tboflzed .ª~ate. M:essrs. Musg,:a.ve & L_e1~hbardt, . gua.ge. lt 1~ ed11.t>d wíth great talent, ard.t!nt in I equullJ l1eneficinl to the whole f1rn1i'• ,liso al!be_rn l,l~rl onts1de lt uppears Ji)latamoaBos, B. ~ 00 ney, B,ocW111, del p~10, Neetor, tem¡,erameot, kt!en tn ob,enatiou aud sound ¡ tious, 1511 blnw Btl·uek nttbe fundum:tal- tbt, 11.bout n111e o dock, the kt-eper anauu, rownt1\'t ___.. Aot.on\o ood 1edras t ltifl ·lllVl\ t 11 ª bl e a.;ª ca Im an d JU · d.1- ¡ d" . _ .,ut.-ed ¡u~ · m · teu t·1,111 •......,· e111A~r •· t 11e den~. 11 e¡ _Sflft ,no1· J. w. Plllmer a d E Ne '1'udume i:•11 · 1t1u1,1 of pea.ce: itie deeigned to ~ cu.ah· H ·t • , u · c1ow. h1sto1·1 of ~hé µr,.,>flent eventi;, aud sbould the huma.u p08Sel!IÍ.onB of pub'itl law ul L... thl" pnr1M,se uf pntting the animal.~ JDg. OtU:i on. 1 , bi:! generally snpported througboot tbe whole !11utnal fui t h ,wrthe hruta} pro,·1t : 110ne.ofJttil,. · · .-.. r· n~u:,1 performan,~eR; a11d, Empire. .,.,u.gh thc1r CorroN".-One bundreJ bat~ was sold J/Ult T~P Munilor of the F,-OT1tier ¡1 tbe lo.rgei1t pap:,r itary force._ Eve_ry act. thfirr,!'ore, •hia 11tthi"' purpose, he pn,ct•ed..=d to the out! week. at Me. Otber demand.1 a.t a2c., but huid- J?Ubu;btd at Matamoros. in the ~ngti&h aud WBllkena tbe Mllctity of lbese eu¡oyrueutii;a, ili8!Dfictl by twu liuns, the vieitors as iM 1 1· do oot c11re tfl i1dl Al tho~e Hgnre11. • ~pam .. b Jangu11,ge11 u.r ou this frontier T.be pro-J creR1-ea the mela.ocboly probabihty that tlle ~~ 011 · 11 · ti th t prietm·I! nnd cditorti. llc~rs. M.t:ociL ~z u PdA füte of nntione (pn.rticulin1,- we-ak and hft r-:· tnh: °:c~a_sions, r! ~ ung l a. I D. BA.-.tTO Jla.REz.-Tbf' Official Gautte. of ami Jous 'l'AB.,u. are W('ll kno"'·u to tbe rt!adiug oue~) are to te determiud, not by Jaw, M partt.f the txlullltum · 'Ihe kceµer, at• Tepac ~etcrring to letter~ from ~lazatla.11, s111s puonc, and th-:ir lltlmPS are a g1111rantee to ikl I migLt. Whatenr mny be 1be termo:... • adUreKsing a. fcw wurd~ to the auditbat ~bu; ~a-sona.ge ha.s gtm~ !º Sonon:11, 11ot con- t,UCl!,'.F-B. We w,~b tut:ma. lucrativeand pro~pe,. 'o tbis affair, it.isooe of evil. anyW•)' for• aee, O}tel\Cll the il'OII barred door of the liflenag b1m st-lf E1ccur~ m Ul11b11ahun. 1 ou¡¡ ltfe: . J present. aa tbe re--electioo of Liuc,,ln willJli, tirii•J(e1 appareut:y wlth tlu~ nsnal cauA daily pap,.r ha~ been J:tartcd 111 Matamoroa, dure him t.J order more des üc aell 111 · -s.. • • · f ¡· - . . Mr. P A(':ClU.L, of the "Hotel de San Fl"r- calh:d tbe Duily Jlurt1i11g Cull, pulllifi'h(d ¡11 tlie tio O " "" po •...,. iiDH, wltcn sndde1t1y on~ o the aon~ naudo/' has gone to i-pdH.l a fcw days ¡ Mata• E11glit•h languagt;'. and ooittd by T. W. BRowOER to • al cumnieree. )ea~~d llJ)Jll thc kf'<'per't; back, fulloweJ 11 moro~, and ba,- left. t-he hot~l incbarg'.:'of Mr. G. I\· J. 8. VA.N m: G1ut·I', Its c~lumne atédevukd , be by tbe othcr, a11d both sprang out of tht> E. WeITi,;, ~he g1,od-na.tur<!tl.cleycl', gentl¡,man!y to n_em-1 ~nd t~c coin~t•rcrnl mtereflta, ~ad thé JE!-. '· 1 m to huug/' os une bel &m auil u.mnng~t thuse a.Hgemhled round clerk, who 1s eq11al u, lhe occas,ou a.nd ahvay~ cau,.e of tbe Empm:-u,- n.rnclcs are of mtcrt.'it said to another. ' • O ¡ 1 h eu.re to pleue tbc most t'asf.1d1ou,i..' aud deM?r\'"ing the patronag~ of au euligbt.cned _ _ _ _ __,,______ the C:\l'l'lllge: llC tJ t ie ea:-1t~. CUII· · commuuity. We prt·J et ro,· tliem prot-perity. _ . An iudignaut Democrat t4ternl-t ÜMUCd le,1pmg am lll~:--t the Ylti-lUH"tl, - - Ou the 25th ult., Col. QumooA wa, llre- 1 Wtl lc11.rn_ tbat }lr_ ll. A . .\CJ..LT&Y, w~Jl kuuwn askt-:-'·,Vhat iR the Íl't&ne oi LincoJ~l~o man)' of wh,nn having been kuocked 11ent.ct.l to thc Emp, ror. 11.nd rcceived am'cul,!y tQ !he rt:a.ding.publ!c uf T<'x~, 11,1, editor oftbe I d0wu were 1:1prawli11rr ou the grt11111d by Hi" Mlljr:-ty. Thc ditf,·r~nt P'CC.:ptioaal dif. Rn1id1uQ. pu_uli~hltl at l'.orpm; Cbristi, intl!uds to war 1" ell, t le princíplt' í,.,ue iH ~l.,ott~ . ' . 11 ¡·~· . 311 . I10 .. : 11 . flculLiti11 of thet'rontit:l' werc di~cu.-.:-;ctl anda, it rc,puhhi,:b b1,; pap•_-r nt Brownsville. Hr should 200,000 mulatto babies. Tt•11 tliou.sand ,elluig wit l',it, ' t ~,~e w ~cae appearo our fricnd QuIROGA. will b,; U,icfolly l!m• IJ~· wdl patr0il1:t d. Ht•1·cis our ;ar-. of the crop may be seen in Wal'ihiugtun.· ·more fortuna.te wcre tl,.•tHng alJont tu a ployed on thie troutier. !\ It will turn out a miRCrable ln·eed:- statc ef tcrl'Or, i1111l fnr a t-ih,,rt time tlw THE titlZURE 01" 'l'HE FLORIDA ble. nding.of the Mtnpidity of the ,,.~ gret1.te:.texciti•mc11t prcva.iled. 'l'hi~ ttu· otta.i&wd at tbe . Pa.rty to i V A R 1 ti; 'l' l E ti. 1 ,Uatamuros a11d Jf,mtrrey Basin~~- ¿;;;;;¡; -Iuoneofberl~~.Lola.:Montezfiayg.. ~.J. A_LF.XANOEH . .,... "M°a.ny bundredfl are in their gl'1n·et1 ornr. ccsroM-HOC::;F.BRuKf:k. !fatam"M~.lkt.1684. wbmn a oorouer'~ jwry might fiu<lo, verdi~t of ¡-------c-~-c=c-c==------ -'died <.of peticoata/" l'roha.blyshea.lludeal to tb<M'e wbo never wore petico11.t.. as well as thoae whc1 have. We thi11k l'IO. -Brigbtuo~ is adduced from gloom. and ,v. nuíl~\\'ORTn. F°RWARDL\"G, fü•ccivng aud l'ornn,i,.,Aon Ml•r<"h•nt. 11 11 M • m,,rv>1, tlct. llt6-'. THOM~S liALt;. bnppinesa from paiu. 1he raiubow c:tnnot WHOL'ESAI.E o.uJ Ro:tail J1t,,llH iua.ll cta.~.; of dry-¡ood.11, ap¡1ei\r withoutthe doud; lmt while the <lrops Comm('l•ei 11 l >1'treet, Yatamoro~. 781', fall the ligbt-'bi11et1 iu tbe da.rk.ness. a.ud )1 A KH U H.t3- & lt'Ul{:,'1' h:l:t, 19 sbowl'I U8 e,·ery color. J~IPORTFR1' :tnd Whole,..ale 1.11,alt'rs in Eugli~h, Genn.ua, -A Pennsyh-a11ia. p11per 811JS that Lineoln rn-,wh , nil ,.::,.-i&~ t\r\··src.o<l... n,mmElrei!l111t , Matatnnr011. has discharged bis whitt body gua.rd 1\ud now , url'ul:t PJ{E l'A'l' & CU., employa a hh¾llf: nae. A blt16k-guw-d ! TLi.s RO'.:l·:JY!Si.;. F..r,..,,,,Uog Mid {-Ommli;,;ion MerchnuU. .t. very _R_ppropri1'te. tar)(e l,it ,,i W1n••- 11nd Llquon ou band and Cor .re. -X11.ny biwe indeed died from swullowing >1:1.1nuwro"'. 0 .. 11,t.·r J{llh lbti-l. busk~ but f11r more from iudulgiug in coruL. MOAK & BRO. \o BRy notbiug of cor-11-juice. ,vHOL~.U.F. and R"111il .lttn in llry Oood.,, Groceriel and Clothing, Piednt.o;:S-rgra."' aud on Coh,11 ~treet, lút• -l'bemore importu.ut au animal is to be, tbe lo•or is iW &llLrt. )fo.u, tho nuble1:1t of ali, 111111rn•. "º""'nbt•r. 'luth. lf.t•-1 il boro lowest. 1'be next tbiug below 1t b:,by .T. lLI llKo & UO ., is nothing. aud tbe next tbing a.hove a ma.n is )ll'ORTER.-1 a.mi WJ:u\eli.'ll<! Jli:'ü.for.~ in Rngh~h, l'rench and G<>'1ll1\ll lll".\" G,~,u~. ,,f ~H·r~ d<'riCri¡1tion, hlyle and q,ualI a.11 a.ngel. ity, },nt:om"r"'· Lar.re ,L~•ortm.. nU! c,¡n,¡tantly on ha.nd. -Siuce misccgcna.tion is becomiug sn pre• UAl<l,U::i ~'. UALBER'l', valeat, a greut m11nJ peoplc soy we bad be-tter l\do¡,t ita oppos1te1 8uhgcuJLtinn 1 and le- ·u,rllOLl::S.\I.F. n11_•l J:Hail I>eall'r in ali kimLI of Groeeriu1 l'V at thl' r••t,.l>lh\•Ull'U• knuwn M the Ül.ñnn 1 roruer Ol gn.lly p·lace the ue¡sro wbe1·ti he i~ by uature. the Phua, )!at11.fll"f'I)>. Oct. lMM· lower th•m tbe wb1te. and give bim 11 master Pllüb'. ,J. IV . BARTON, t41 pro\'idefor hicunnd prot~t him from df"teO{;"::C:E, Sign i.ml l\rn;un... nt:d i'.ainter, and n,.c,.,1111or riouting bis blood hy mi.1.ing it with that. of 11 (j11lln1<r uml i_T'lilat"r uf llarble, l'lnSI', Banucri1 :otml ~rau~¡,,irenéie~. \\ .,,·k d"ne ou shurt notiet1 ami forwardll'I Aboliti1,11istl!I.-Caucasin 1L. toauy p-art uf ~le.tiL~, nr TeV\<. Ordel'!I ""ºt «t )te,iars. )tui --A bird th11.t11lw.i.ys faces thestorm. The gra.w ami U!icUiar-lt, Go~tom-Jfou,;e Broktrs, oppo-li1e thi wen.tber-cuck. C•1i;tolll•Huu,1t•, M1llamor,~1, wiU bti prom¡,tl;, executed b) -Tbe 11111.11 wbo witl nnt execute his re•~ the !'rofe,,nr1.nil r,,rwarJe l. S,md alnng your or,lt,r,. lutiODI! wben they are rresh 11¡,on him. r.n.u h1Lve no hope frrim thom nfterwn.rds; they will he di1111ipated. loet, a.11tlstifled in the hurry scurry of the wurld, or •wamped in the slougb of iudolence. • -1 be Doily Timts says that :\Io.ynr Gunther11 st¡Ltei:J that the victuries nre not L nion \'ict4.1ries, a.nd adil::,; tbat it vn,ul<l like to know 111 _.,.ThcL'EreNouvel,le.ofth!i!3lHhult Fllfí) _,_ ~•., • 1 ·•l l1 ti k • tbat lhe ··New .Ala.bam~" Cunf1.cd,-rare.. E11glaud and France ha.\"'e spoken in w1th the 1ntolerance uf tl1e Abolitiuuista. nua w:,s t-rn ~ecuic, Y ie ecper~, wh ~t they11Te. We will iuf..irlll it. Tbey are ltellmer b&;J appeared aod wa~ si,,.nalt>d off tb ~ I tlic·,,. 1n,1Jt:.. • ·, ·t·•· .1 ¡ . "d to t h e :\o awfoJ brced.-Dnw-Boo.'·. wln> tlu.•n 111 t1ean..:h uf lhe uther lt• l\li~cege.11Ltiou \•icturiei. ! .. d ,., k:S ,auu rnve sa1 :, ri; l h wcnt · ¡ 1. · · 1t· · -.\ prP1tty girl whn ti\lki:J incessa.ntly, ma.y "'ª era 11 s and~, and al;;o statefl that Phe is c. 0111 • Jl,·•,z·,¡·• G . '. . tl d h un, w 1h' , mstea.1 t) n.111u;.1ng 1t~c tu· 1 1 ma.adtld bu Capt . Th' • , 1 n ,1\ e111 men 1 t 1la 1 wy an t e . ¡ · l • • ._ J h J · : 8 1,;_31111.i:;;4. 1s "'!u"t bt• 1HJ er- .·. ¡· d .d _ ' . . . lliil""' Huwcver mucb .a pawnlir,,k-..1.. aid-,tht• ex n 11t1011,u.1nrn •~ uµ t ~ stt•p~, prove1 ly he 1:11,lled :, ding•tluug belle. ror,8.l:ltheCit.ptu.m 18 now l!Pjouriuo•rinTexa.s Cl\:I 1ze w, 1tl ,,ou!J 6llhta1n them m n-._ d ¡· ti 1 11• t -1 c11ll e\ erv 1rnrn intolerl\nt from princi~ __"_ . . ; their rights of r1eutra\ity. The lateist shop muy be crowded, it i11 alway•·• ,n ttyrnu~. ro_111 ,e p a •)~·din amloug.-1 ple. who cnnceives that 110 mnn c1111 be ll mu.u CossPmACY.-We learo from the ,tf011itor of ncw,-; is tliat tlie Bntziliau G1wernme11t LOA?f•Sum place. thc . µeoµlt ,'4d~t:mb1e'.l ou~:., e, .~ JO ~111- of virtue nncl prohity who doee nnt heliere Jlalamoros, thu.ta cooJ:pirncy wa-;di~co,·l'rcd and h·td mude n ¡·t· Id d • med1ate1y fied III all d1rt·ct1on~. 1 he 11011 e.uctly wbat he dne.i. auJ unmercifolly conaTlbpped i~ tbe bud. a fcw d,1ys ~ince. at tbat city. tic y., k " Glltleo_ni I m ua de,.nfatnl 'yipun Je-. A young ¡?;Cnt!t-mau with en in- rau aCJ"Ut-1:-4 the P,1rk tnward~ tAc savings ~iguuo pertlitiuo all tbose wbo do not thlnk aud cnergetic di<ipo.,it1 o · 0 f G , , 11 ee ove1 llllll'II 11 au I le :tn• . . d . d f h 1 • 1 t ...e, ..,1ct1vc •·•su,..•·••·,, th ·d v " . cnl. kec G,,vei·n,,iºt t ,1 " . ¡ •ti qnmug mrn , w1she~ to be et1lighteued bauk, a11 oue o t e 1011-;ci:1 JU 1 1.e ·•r- like himself. .lQ. ..... , ~ uv.; ~ 1g t! F-lllllt', o.n arr.•strng al ,: 1 uoql 1101 cump y WI l I fi 11 • ' · · d l lk d -We understa.nd thn.t there i,i no truth i11 ~ part\ci. implic,1,ted. is consolable ind-iPd. It the dem,rnd imuicdiatt-ly, it will result on l 1c o owmg:-lf bruo~s are, as the r~e h:a_v111g ,1t, nor u¡.wn, te wa .e . 115 certamly la.111!:'11t.al.Jle in th"' cxtrcmf' thü in the imrr edi , ·e ·r f th C poets ca.U thern. the most J"yous thinga mi\J.ly 1,1tu tne parlor wherc sorne la.rl1es tbe Tunu,r tlut Hornee Greel1 is to dance a. 1 .,~"C-Of!icial~ uf cx-Pi·e~ident Éumo iuA;Y.z' fetlcrat, ~l.'e I c~_g_111 ~on ~ l e 0 ?· in natnre, what are they alwo~s ruar- w"1·e ~ ttiug, cnj,•ying a. friendly cnp of polka. it.t the 11ext MiSt:egennttOD ba.11. -Why is fl. coufirmeJ i11v11lid liko RD invet•q-~IJ,entoc',',·,'•'c'gn, tbeh.. setlhvc:i . to be lP:·11ei:,11,h\e. 1111d of " .. ,,.ca1;,',',v, "•'t"1'1nc11U••_1tu d ecte abra ttohm muring a.bont 7 .. te"; the d~lm:-1els fl~d t hrnugh the folding!!>!·"".en eyi;;t.,e110¡,arnlyim\n1fo~t-, ..... 0 • 1 h1 111 e L a 8 y e ¡ . . ¡- · · 0,,. . . d ernte beer driuker 1 Beco.ruie hc'11 al wa ys ed 1b: be11el~t1 ol p!!ac~ so ~otl.~aringly nqaired Bn1i,liun G ,J'"Crnmeut . Tlie laws of doms 1utll ~ 1e ~, Jmn1n lOum,_ ~n nle ing. on thn• _froutwr. Wc can BtlY with the gwate~t m~utralit mn~t le n•s ect,•<l or there . P 11 wE~ OF lHAGINATION.-Once, at • thc11ce np sta.11",1. rhe keeper arr1v111g -Our benrtsare o.t leo.st brigbt and brimful emulation, that perfcct pcnce and tm11qt1il. L Y ' 't r:" P l'fi - ¡·1,e large dmner party, Mr. R,,gers WB8 abortly ~fter in hot llllSte the liun wa:-. of lm·e at tbe bour of meeting, O.Dd in the 11 1 ~artm~nt:-.. ?. w,ing . t •dthc wi.-lc 'r~_lnper~v u,,Tf1~~ :1•~1Y11 f ·1·1•,· 'u~' ·te'd ~Y1 , 1°!' Rpeaking of an inconvenicnre arising euon Bt!c;1rcli and caged. ' Sevt!ral per• uther when we p1ut, inconsohlile; eveu as 11.ll ry p 1cy cxerc11<eu owar , lil 1. by ~ · 1,; e •11 u a ea from the e 18 t ti · ..., k k Id · 1 r ibE: Military and Civil authorities, who uow guv- , remind~ 118 of tlw bua.~tea M,mroe Ove. ~ nm, 1en co1umenc1ug, U1 111_1ns wcrc 110c t~\ owri m ~ l•! con U· the 11tnrs a.ppe.~r milder, lt\rger, and more efll us. triu<: SP fl ppantlv tali.:l•d of a few ears havrnlt wrndows fonnf'd of _one larp 11011, tramplcd uµon, a111l the1r clu~lws luvely H.t thcil· rising aud settiug than wheu L. OLI VKit & BHOTBERS. ·a b t!J ·1 f . U . d ! sheet oí plate gla11R. He 1'a1d that I torsl, \,11t f.irtniua.tcly uouc su1::1ta.1ucJ. they pl\l'IR OYer onr he:\ds. and Comru.i>l!iion llerchauU, O -Ou R,,yal strect. Alexrmdri~ Virginia, on R ECEJ\'IXG, ¡.·orwardiug Monten?y, F~ox M.l,,:x1c_o.-We rtad witb plrnJ:ing f!ati!\-; Gg ' _Y C' pe•~~ e O . 11le . mte _:States short time ªº'e, he sat at a dinner witb¿. ptmtt,ual in "nr,. Octuber !>Oth, 186"'. 1 1 11 }fond11y tho 26th of Septeml,e,·. three white pfaet1on th~art1clehended •·Olvido y Concordia· TIJ\'CIHrnent. [be g g-a 1t1 str1dcs of his bu.ckA0 g · Oftbos · 1 ( · .1 ) un¡ lb.e Razon of ititb ult., n papl'I' publi-h,·d· i1: her we~twanl Oound -COJJrl!C has bcen I ·. one ..1 ~ smg e panes .0 N -----~oa---,~.·-,~tite euldiE'I~1with t,.~11 and ch¡,in attaéh~:I to their PA'l'B.1010 MlLMO. ..lrons .¡tv of Mexico and trani,h,te from iL• Ion• Bl"yed l, En 'I . . . g ass; 1t appearcu to h1m that the Wlll" o Os& 'l'ü L ,n:.-G-1111g lmrne nnkl~. wen• g1rnr<led by U. nigger while they w1-1m,~..\J.E Ut>al:r in ~t~ple and Faocy Dry-~ day -:-i._ ~ Y I peror 1, ax1m1 11an a 1 the ..1. ·d d ' ¡ d ¡ d ff · J were cle.rni,ig the '4treet, tbe uigger .,cílted Rt'ceivin¡:- 11.ml ltinmfü.iim llurchii.nt, !il~~ had so' nt liers ca.prt1cle tbc fo\lowing E1igniftc11.11t pt1.ra• H. Gra d. . i ti . I' d • ld tM)'1'- W&ff \Vt e open, 811 f;llch was the -ot 1er uy, \Vt! ,ua,I' , .,at111g ·ou:.r 1 1 111 heca11se }1c din9t!-!lll 8,!4"' ,iulution of thc pre!!- 1· ¡'~e ht ~h ie CI;.' tze rf'" .,,, re nf imaginati,m that íie actnalty tbe open wiudow uf a pu.rlur, the e do?r-:-.tep, 1<nlllk)uga c1g1trnnd readiu~ \ LOül~ UJ~\h'e of himself. .. .,,.¡ ViDAllRk~. ,wh~ u.rct"k'Or- ,d'.',ct1·1·11e ..~:,; -~!'.l,1.~g,.: o ªo'J l'I tu:"f: -- ·1 --dinght cold. lt HO happened tha.t] Wd iu a ful\, ma.nlv voice, ufgtuu E11t1Jl'IU" •-Star. Dnei Garl'l• Aucno~ and_C... ,m111"-~ .• th' ~h tw_ f . . · ave 11 ··•it ... ... ,,,. ,,et · · · · ., · st n thi,d Wlndl\.l'11.'.eeper, w1 . w onr . m:; 18,.. fh<7 Ú\C'l has hecome k1:ow11 ,.-,.l.ui•,·. '". ·,~ht .. ·::1.111 :'l'".':Wr, Tluu.trii •• -et)-. Yrinh-N'y, f s1tt1ug_Jt1St oppmHte t,, tl1c i.,oet. Hear,, •'!'fo onP to kwe-uone toca~." · alnnd hefil,,h,j H·,íP. had had extens1Ve deal f 1 \\" · . . ro Y,1•·•• t.,c i!J,.·,.·re ),:1.~ on ha.•1J a11<l fur · ti k J . 1•m_me • d1att: . l y Ral.•d, IUi asta,:; t 1c · ct-r•erp rrg1_nwnt~ rl'la.n, : ~"'~ .~ ,'.' .•l!I,.. '\··:~,r:rn•",1 ,,1.',: 111.h,d ~,in,r "':atl'!,("ll, J,,,..,..1. , T\.~~g 11s remar . lt is a pretty air, :ancl heard Cl:ty had Bonilace was ho howc, as tli{' term of th1~ir tnhstni(•1it 1,,l ,"·¡, 1 ~f1. 1,¡,,;;en¡,,t,niu, .'"'~e(•·.•,eto. \\.at..:heo-. ('lóel.1: .ic, Dear me, h,,w odtl 1t 1~ Mr. Rogers, first tim1! by 11111: wh11 h;1:i J"t11it recel • . ar\lld nre di~trihut(~,l tu 11,.,,., ryn•1·:t·•V•,Oll~""rluota::,•:1,11din¡¡;:,~~1 ~·v;r> 4. 1 d J •· Imo Id makc snch a di...' thti mittE"n bv his rni1,t1·e~, f,rnduce ied to · PXynrl'~. t ¡tt.nr ·. · 1 ~;t 1at yon an ht--Cl'l't -'\hil1iti,,n orgnnizatinns \Vliet 1 , UOTI.CA DEL- AliUILA. i p, íerent nEte 0 fthe f~cnlty of imugination.1 ruvishitag clf.Jct. But it ht Rt the be1d. thesc lill}·•lin•t·"'tl ·•\Vid,},,\ wak('"''' •tt• Tm"',(\)d ~mi wl"il•_l...no,:ni rah,hli-J,u..,ot 1'N1J••1 0 n hi;.rU. 'e\ \Vhen I 0"'º to the honR" of a fril'ml ia mi.t1mth1·11pic prudnction. N n onc to lu,•t· ~ ,n, ,11con~ttnt]_t ~t\·m~·f,,,111 hanCC'andtl1t-ru=ted ft'!RJ)t to us.o llic~e arn ~ th1'V V1·ill mcrt 1 ~1n1,,.., l"J'l.,'t' 11,.~ca1t1mcut,i (l,l '1111,.Q",<, MOOiclue,i c1,1'1Dk!t1i1 • the eonntry, :n1d unex¡wctc<lly l'Ptua. ig Op •11 your eye~, Sir C::wnlier, anri look 1 • . ,· .l ·\ J ·• d · , ll!¡ l f,.i.tnt ):;¡¡}p,IJ~ l\,rr.~ut1nW'1.l ~ t 11<.!.1e,e" t.ni \ 1 l' ¡•- · bt J · · \ ¡ ( ¡> arum1d v11u. 1.'I: " u ouc tu lu\·e;• QI\d ~uch •ot' ·K: n1g , 1av1ng no nig ('a p,. s 1ua 1,1 tl1eu· •!'lle, U:'! :-;,. t:ill•H r-n y an so thor- i ''!nar,-salmn, tfit> 1;o\"tmw••~ h•lacl'. c,\T.-tR-1XOPf$.i. ,,n;;_hly fü:,l ~atan lrim:cwlf will l1c astl>ll· · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - • n~turally \akc cold. But by tying.. a Le,·iel:l ~f' fcmale l11vli11et.s tllJa.ting pa!iW i::,1,e<i at the 6Utld,•1:11e3s witl1 w?icl 1tliey J ::j rn bit of pac.k..thrnad ti_ght!~ _rmmd my • or hovering ubuut you: women witl 1\tfl thr .. wu nr,(111 h1~ 1,unds.-Dr,!J·Book. ~ ~ ~ 11 head; 1 go. to i,.lecp rn1agm111g ihJt. I anula in their boRoms aud heartl'I to make Jé!t... F.rhvarU Everet.t wai,an Ahulit1011 O "'!'.'.l ~ ... J.( have a ni~l1tcap on¡ conseqneutly 1 11 wrrtcht:d man 1iappy. Go, tbun Rtl !~'•~tor_of_ ~asi-adrnse.tt~. Thi~ wiH ~·e. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 " catch DO cott at nll." ~his 11u.lly pro,, 11111111·11l""'i abaudon thy nanow and i,:;e\.) flef'e b1sírlc11d~. whu 11ave bl:l'U mortrfi-. ~ !.o" ~ 1 n duced mnchamnp;e1uPnt 10 all around, Lh viE>w .. uf Fociety, a11d lo,·e them ah al hi~ riown\rarJ cuun,;e fur thc last threc 1 ~ e' ~ ~ I who s~pposrd 1 hud in1pr0Tir:,,d it; but, no mattcr if any 1uve thce nr no. Mor ,w ... r~, f, ..,. lw e:w 1mw readJ nu farlihcr, ~ ~Á ► ~ Ali old as 1t nrnyappear it is a practirt" 1 ovcr, thcre al'e the great rank aod file hnvi11g" n,ad11•d rhe bottom.~ t:ti 1 ~ ~¡~11~a"le ofen re~o1·ted to. Mr. fü1gt:-ra, who tl1y fdlow 111e11; and if th01e sho1 A!I. -.;t!)itc _tnC'. n a lid W1:tn•1t wb,, ~ ~• t~ l........__J ~ ! --·n~.1' ful!_ wel\ thc regard and reatpec& 1 pleat!le1 thee not, lo~c thon, thell, thc O!uo nvf't, from Crnc1onat1 l::=J . S~ -6 ,., 1 J for l 11 _m snw at 011cc t.hat ] was reaod · careliti" thy pipe stem. . ' ~ rll:lt11;.ik3 aire iscan.:hcd by D1!,..,.rn ~ ~ C"" 1 ~rlri\g a s1mplefact and joined cordiaJIJ 1 o ~ k,.1 ... 'V merriml?nt excited. • ,:. - - '] kay, Pa-t, what &Nl yo,,;.9s\\ wl<Ío\11 \ehose !ands snprlv \ti"'~ [ ~ ' . · ~weeping out the room 1" '~Al,)' t> .ª-,!~,.ºi,',',",.•.n<l cattlc, is an ~ttraco ,..he best_ 1tdbee1~e labl_e yon can · !"'ered Pati º ~ 1weeping \ate ~u lif e " ., te:: ~ ¡¡.. .hage •• to stíck lo 1&yo11reelt :'.d laving lbe too111," ,r,/ 1',eill~ · ' ~ hr-r(" ia 1rE;$ noisc and tunn1lt in a · ·'rsar;"i ~c11c\\t.\l'j Jl,1..i,~~- )' ,t ,,·:_,. 1h;1 ll in a barrel l)Í wh;~k~· ~ ~_,J ~ English or ~l r. w; - ¡ llt or• ¡-1 ri . I hl ,v 1 ¡ "11 r• ,va~ 'V > en ------o------ o :e ------<>----- .>r- I G ªs1 ------<>----- ~r:!~~¡,~:!hi:. "i 1 . · f 1 ft • • , ,. '.t j 'd·"ºr. ¡ ¡ 0 • • -~ • ,.. 1 w 'P"" 8' - r -.. .~.J•,~~.~_E,..... ~ ~ j ~ ~ FONDO NUEVO U:ON ~(1y, E : ~ < ~ ~ 'V. PRO 21:1 -----o-----,¡ u: u. 7éceipts: �- ~ • 1 ' -- --- --,.-...--....-'='-""'~·r"°"•:'"::•·~e,=,:,,,,.,:e:=,,,.e,e,:::-,:,e,,,e,:,e,;:,,,e,===,::,=~ ~-~e~-~e~-ª~':.~~~~tl__','~11 _~::_, !'u,,t1b1u1~(,,'..1.-.uly\ '.:J.¡,h::1i.a-,Lci:.udo,:11gj _J..___ ·. 1__ . ;;i • . :_ , for thc ht,,.t ,4¡.1atHit of &t..'t'utury. l-le.j HO.F.r' & BEAüCl:ll~E'S A "1;' 11\. cr:r1 c ... ,;, 1,;/JCt! lb •• ,::, ' ¡J<.: t.1 • ¡L,1:-; .~11 )pi<,-rt1•q ti!~ cl,:vil, a11d be Wts re-1 nF!,TJ.TR.A~l' .\llJ ~-Ro•vm,ü,m1u.:n:¡¡..l,;tl'(-e•_, ~ra~ l,u1.....,_..:. , l,;,d h. sb.-..,1:_ ·: i..:~,rc l!U !11urc 1 wa1dul L,m l1Y ~-1vir1g Mtn t1dA wur. ' \, ro,i, Mt'XÍt. two,\,~n4frrnl tl,1,('q-tr,¡r,.¡J,,_c,· t. ha'1t, ·n1 '~.>!.1 im( t!i:.:11d 11~ sh(,utd 1 ~ªWllnti tip::;y ag'ain ?'' sa~l a wifc ll .•\l.A.Tj.. :ÜOUUb HOTEL, Úc ,m•ct.t.¡:" :1 gho~t 11 he ..:n.!Stil:!d '!.•J8¡1 lo Le-· hn:-.bauP. TTFTI' by H L. tiu!liN', cotncr ~flturbldca.lld ?1fa.tafMN'lt ., J .·. , <l ·J· .; r • 1< • \, · J.,O. 11t~tlf, H. lfUalill)N,I, llu,co. 'lhe _~ta¡e lur &al cl1U1Tl'tyar ª'"~r _a 1 ,. . '·.:\o, rny <le,u:1" '.jilJd_l1e _nottip.~y, ut oidRiuic.. 1~¡thi~~•H••\e1:•ryd:1ya.t Oo~t:1~:....a. ~;Mtd.-' A II verl f1llc, b~t how 1f yon linve a a. l ittit! sl Jpery. The fact 18 , svmc\lody :. o'· 1, . .,. m. Jt ,~ 1he ~,.i.tinn nr ttie .l<>n ('rey. ·ªRW', ba.d conc1eut!e or 1fyou sbuuld mcet h,ta Ucéu 1·nUbiugmy Uú'Jts nnt1h th1.:y .:,iiA .. ,Li:.l oi v.1:uu-1tJY.::, hVf~t.., real ~host? . ,. . are ac:¡ smooth as a pan.e. of glaSH. 11 BRÓW~::-\·H.u:, 'Inr..:1.,;, (íonm:rly Mi!;(:r'" ifottl) .• 'l'bt ~Th Trib S D c.¡·· rrn.,e11tproprletorahavt>ret.~t1t1yre•lht1Ddnndfurhilbe4 -.., e , .. une says tb. a t Dnmel . · ~ Thc T11.U: L'fne¡;rat, un AL1V it1on th!B old aud well-known e,;tablislilDe.nt 1 aud ~1n lb..tr ~ Dkki_nson pos1t1vely declmed bem_g a concern pui.Jlishcd u,. . sorne atupid pe_ople experiem:e in bu,iJue,;s, hove tu be l;lblc to iw.ti~1y a.U Mlo ' · t G overnor O t tli e in ¡\ ewton, ~ cw-Jersry, holds Damel s_. 131·urthtm.,,;tht.heir¡n1runnge. Thill Hul:\,ll• head-q,par. ,:and l d ate_ .1,.0l' t he nex ter;¡ for ali the 11tageliuc.,1 ruuniug to l;llld [rom Brewn.vw., btate of ~ew-York. For_ the samc rea- Dickim,on, Lyman Tn:maiu und James COSMO.POLI'l'.AX HO'l1EL. t:11m Jack refused to eat bis supper. 1'. Brady as true Democrats. Tbey are ANDRe~ta.ura.ut,Ce30.r 11treet, ~atamo~, ~ ~'ederal sto1.;ks in London tumbled just such true Democrats as J uda.$ Is• J. B. Btto~, ProJ;nttor. 1;~~º~!i~:t~ h; t~~ when la~~ war ue\\~S of :'\.roer- 'cariot was a true dei::ciple of our L01·d ~.. 1 1~a rea.ch~d t1~crc. 1 liey are h ke Lm~oln and Ma~ter. But tliey are withont ti.Je frum lODg ex¡¡Enence s.nd ,trict e.t1entiun, fl'f!l.i co1.olnet1S l11m~<>lf,111tchmt._r hcadlnng to de~tl'lwt1on. <-·},o, me of" Juª•,¡o ,.,,. tl1e·,,. bowel::. do not that 111!' can ¡il~e.~ca\l ... h'3 llllLY fllv<>r lliw with ae&.ll. 1J1ia t' • • " " u .,, 1v bhl~ for 13oea del Rio lean, thls hotel en1rvdai7. iti»""" Thc Chicago 1~tibwie tlii_uks tlrn,t Jmrst with mortific::i.tion and gricf, as ''LOHr.' HOTEL. },ec::i.usc ,Jdf1!r!-on f)¡\,;-¡:,:i dt;r.s beht;ve tlrn.t. his did.-Caw:a~ian. u cr l ¡ ¡ l t t · UORM.ERL't tbe Plar.& .Hodhe., 1be new proprlt'tor, Mm, t he F CU'ra gon·rnrnt Hl¡:: uo ng 1 (/ 1 na,.. Certai n <'0•l uett~s, gaily dressed, .11 ·oLtu I.sdewig, calb the attentU)~of thetrav~lliig¡.1,11illt coerce_ a St_ate, that (;v_ery body o_t1gl1t ".ºt \ tliick ly powdered, and well ruuged, be- \o tue above e..tablishmllllt. lt w,u be tbe tna1n obJa:ii!l l ] tlle proprietor to proc:ure, ~ u eltoelle.nt table,~ U. to bclwve 1~. At:cn~· tl rn? ~u t ll<i ugi~, ! i 11 g at u hall in Paris. Mked a fureigner com1ornrort,a.1·r:1eriwlloui~ patnmizethehiiu.ae. Two beca.u.se ,Jdl,•r::;on 11:wh- uehcve!-l t.lie~·e u¡ pn•-:;ent how he was plcat.ed with certain ªª:8~::S~~:óc~berªlo:: dciRio. · a God, evcr.\p cuc else ought to be lleve , l,e·,ut,·es ~~=,.,--'l'HE tiAN UARLO~ HOTEL. 1" there is ~to G•)d.! , . . . ·LadiP-~/' he rcµlied with with great rnHEabove =titi cwoFortl!.\.lle hou."ll'(lf eiitttu.imqcntl' @.. 'l he Dn_ytou Dmpirc, _m refcrrrng_ naiu:te, "Prn. 110 J. udg-c of painting ,_" J.· n~w ready tor 1b" 1l'l!c¡,tivn of U-J.~eler.; ami boarde11t o 1_·u11H1_rs t 'na 1th e_])cm,_,c_ra te Theroom~arelafí!"•and1my,arnlth@t&hlewill11,hfay~bt I papes .. r 0! ~ 1'he D,·ii•to,, D,,jj._., VII· ,,mresay":...., __ ,_ Great pa.1111 · ·u 1iK,1¡7 " -r· "' 11upplio.,"1 with_ !hu b.;.,l. ÚI~ m:1.r;«.1.11,1,un,.i. wiu Oi,10 fü e to Le supp1 rsscd, :.,\{íl tl~at . C!ta~e was ,tCluall.v Jnssed when his name b<.· ¡ah,11 lo n-nc\("r ¡uc,;1.1 cuwll>rLP.ble, aud U1u cha~ •lll "¡ 1 11Ut:"r '-~ ! 1c::. ·' was ,rnnouuced iu the Republican nom- bemOOcra.W, Y<1n•11rey,Son:mbl:ri;;_ú_l, ,SIU. t ie pcnp fr. J1.1\·e Rwuru 11Y lle that our i_"the1·~ Le,411t.':ttlu.•d u::., tlrn.t the inunting Cnnvcnwm of Hamilton cnnnSEMI-llAlLY~tlTAGE Ll::-iE. ~BU1!!Hi::tNnowtuou1ugtllt-1r,;tagea recu.• snpp~i>.t,;i':11011 Ati a ll Jlo t lial-ke · P \ace· -1\n ty ! "' e ha.ve at last rene ¡1e d t he en d o f BB\RTI.Erl Ju!), t11-u:e a ,fo.y, o..:tw~• u..'illl.1.1uno1<1.. 1mtl ú11! BoQ&11~1 eya 1vr :111 t•yl~1 anJ a 'ttlQth for a. to,)th, tbis bolcl bad man. "Tlins the whirli- Rio, ,e.mugt,1e1~utd 11.,u !.Jatam.iro,,, .. ve1l >Jay at9o1• · t·¡h! niut tl! nu,v ' [..e t _ye.in_ t • ,·s bow are. ,1 ' . l:i g;,,. of time briug-s al,out 1ts ¡-eve11ges." , clo.:ka.m ,auiuoe.JCL.¡., m l,h1,t.tmtJo,,Oct. Uiti.. Tu pfacc ol a thi·eateum.g fiuger tht:!y Bitten by ;i sneak-faccd iguc;ira.ut ward' bE)!J.DAILY ti_l'AGE LI.:\E. lll&y see the ~7milc baud" ¡)Olitician for a seat in rJ1e r~nwer llouse t AR.'-OW~ WHHLrJ:t tia.1·'" ~!ltlJ t-sta.VIUl\•~a Hne~ "'h J"k l f ' i,tage,¡~lw<:l!h~ILl.31llurvaaudlh•~dt,Riví..rthe .1, ~t,t,iilUh il1 C tH• retnrn O man- uf Cungre:,¡:~J lt is time Glia~e should. tr:1.u,;¡,v1·ta1i,,n\)fpa,,¡c0Jcn1 b..•tw1>eJJthc¡bc"·1:nawl-dclthood tu t\Jis• 1..:ino· isileui.:~a' anU dt>grtidcd go I o E◄ nr11pe. ".,nr s 1111u ¡.,u "h e sti1,nd iu.., 1.-a.vil!g u,~ lA.l.•ID<•pum1111 Uott.l 11.t lia.l pa~l tt:u, daily. J-, • peoplc. L_~:U-twery n!.fn 111 th!-t land upon the{Jrder of bis going, but go at SEMI•\VEEALY 81'AHK L_lXE úUl a,ül., t.here w 111 SOOH once 11 llrowo,~Üle via \11;\oría, to ,\llryton. Barl. 1 11 ,¡ t .- , 1¡· L"¡ · . len U&I e,111,.W:l.lil11ld a line of ~~ runamg to •DII b 11 •, 11 '· ,le,po•1· ·11 llllf! · fl ~1:i • 'si 'f:iiir' An editor t!ius distinguisbc~ be- from1h,;alx;1·enamu.i¡,lac~s, :iu1cauyingthemail3. H,,i ~ " l wo1f r wherL' mese dmd:i are ct·tt· f t - t· &g,:,ut c,w M foilm.1 &t hl::uh.:y ai1d <.h!l:iup,on's Hotella hff..,, m · ¡ • Fl "'ll'n · 1 t twt:t'D l ,aeut 1:.orL~ O pa 1'1 11 ISíj: go.,.b , ::ng Jf'Q ora, ¡n:1 s1ve Y, as s ie ". t •t t t 0 die fi one's bruwmLvillc, or HoteUe li. Matam0i-a,;., 1ta1amoros. 1 pOinttd with !ir delicalc fing~rlto the ~ornee~ tem . owce. or . 6EJ1l-\\"EEKLY STAGE Ll:S-~ heavv ma-"tWS t hat fl<Jateít iu t!1e sky. Cúuntry j ~thers rcg·anl it swm:ter to live r.mc,~ ~u .,u1ou10 to UruwlM·itl.-. A r.eml-w..ekly m~I 1 ·r.;, .' . d fo¡• onc's couutrv¡ bnt mol-l 01 our pat- L"-·1,1r1!Ul•t>11•t·nL1w ...1J,>i-ei.amtJ dtil/>l,hll!i hl'\:U e.,w.b tlrni k tLc_lr gu,ng Lo -thuu c:r! St\ld .. . t l Id ·1 ' .. ·t . t r e pon OI e\; 1li~b1Jú,-:U1d th,· UU<.\cr,¡Ígne.l ic.letld>< ma.1<,ng tl4.o trlp~ pn' ]· bt· tlu•·1 110 S 10 1 :rn:et: CI O lV U l wteli.· di,.viu,rgr. d.b-tuclland t;oCCt:hi,¡, 00 can t.{1.11~¡,urt ier O • • country." ¡,a...,tugt>rit co111foru.h1y and qnickly. Ofücc tiJ:i.rkPy u.ud 11 olcl gcntkmnn who liag heen . {.h11.10pion's Ho:e!, lin.,wo~vme. GEOfü;E Gl.lJLtL\L:!. ak:t~ll ohselTt:rof lrn1~an natur_e, sayi, -~A t~1cf, w,ho lat~ls. hrn~e a Slt\lI-,rEEKLY STAGE LIXEdiat tite 111ore womc11 16í)~ in the1r glas- 1gi nucr's w,u-ehouse, excu~ed hll~/:ic f on FRO'\t ::i.'\n ~utonlo ~ Browu~vm_c h& bccn ~11<1Jll.•hul'.oy Bf!R;- tite ll':jS tllL'Y iook to their houscs. tbe plea that he only went to t~ke tea.. ~&..-~\\ard,.__13..,ggh~ ,.. 11 ~ intend umkmg two lciJN llSz. 'f~lC llartford 1.'imt,q puUlishes an e,·cr)· weo:k, c..rr,·1~; th'; mu.il Utltv1utn 1hc_ t"'v tl.\iov~ ~TI1 fOll ·· rrcho'c, 1 o ·cls 11. • • uam!Kl.ci11e¿. Mr. W11.rd 1•' \he 111.~utfor1h11oliue11.tll:e ~ e u\\lllb · cm rs re or1.u·1ual pnem on tllc last call for five li!vlieHutelin!ola.tnmoru.,andat~11.rkl.'¡nudlli:uupí,-u,·• report~d frun1 n. lat,i ,sermo11 by th;, Rev~ hu;~red thousand more, wliith is a \7¡ 0 .1 ~tel. Br11w11bnlle. t:c1. 1&1'4. 1 M :: \ \ oodli~a~,. l·~.º .d~t Ln~, "IS.: la.tion of tl1e late ad of C1rn~rcss, Wt•' SK,\11-\Vlü.lKLY STA.(jg- LL\.I!! The fü:g-10 ls God~;:, clnld,. ,lnd wh,3t fo:.t.T-it tliticourag;es the draft-as the FROll 1louttt.1:)"...J,llt>i"d;-a11 ~egrn~. lhe unricr0igucit re• ,. 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Título Uniforme The Monterey Era Año de publicación El año cuando se publico 1864 Volumen Volumen de la revista 1 Número Número de la revista 7 Mes de publicación Mes cuando se publicó Diciembre Día Día del mes de la publicación 11 Periodicidad La periodicidad de la publicación (diaria, semanal, mensual, anual) Semanal Relación OPAC https://www.codice.uanl.mx/RegistroBibliografico/InformacionBibliografica?from=BusquedaBasica&bibId=1752685&biblioteca=0&fb=&fm=&isbn= Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era, 1864, Vol 1, No 7, Diciembre 11 Subject The topic of the resource Monterrey (Ciudad) México Publicaciones periódicas Literatura Ciencias Noticias Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. 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Las obras del dominio público pueden ser libremente utilizadas por cualquier persona, con la sola restricción de respetar los derechos morales de los respectivos autores Benito Juárez Demócratas Florida Leyes Poesía Vidaurri https://hemerotecadigital.uanl.mx/files/original/173/6635/Monterey_era_The._1864._Vol._1_No._8._Diciembre._0002007330.ocr.pdf 18adef1fed04bda6512abf915d0eb7f8 PDF Text Text ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. Además, incluye notas de interés científico, literario y noticias locales. Este periódico es opositor a las ideas de Juárez y aparentemente en favor de Vidaurri. Describe también las condiciones económicas de la quiebra de Milmo. Su estilo es sencillo comprende anuncios y noticias para la frontera o población del norte, dentro de la sociología histórica resulta un documento inapreciable. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Título Uniforme The Monterey Era Año de publicación El año cuando se publico 1864 Volumen Volumen de la revista 1 Número Número de la revista 8 Mes de publicación Mes cuando se publicó Diciembre Día Día del mes de la publicación 18 Periodicidad La periodicidad de la publicación (diaria, semanal, mensual, anual) Semanal Relación OPAC https://www.codice.uanl.mx/RegistroBibliografico/InformacionBibliografica?from=BusquedaBasica&bibId=1752685&biblioteca=0&fb=&fm=&isbn= Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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De dominio público. Art. 152. Las obras del dominio público pueden ser libremente utilizadas por cualquier persona, con la sola restricción de respetar los derechos morales de los respectivos autores Charles Mason Estados Confederados Ferrocarril Londres Pennsylvania Poesía https://hemerotecadigital.uanl.mx/files/original/173/6636/Monterey_era_The._1864._Vol._1_No._9._Diciembre._0002007332.ocr.pdf aaa03648028e3484e4e90a18af2c6137 PDF Text Text �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. Además, incluye notas de interés científico, literario y noticias locales. Este periódico es opositor a las ideas de Juárez y aparentemente en favor de Vidaurri. 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Título Uniforme The Monterey Era Año de publicación El año cuando se publico 1864 Volumen Volumen de la revista 1 Número Número de la revista 9 Mes de publicación Mes cuando se publicó Diciembre Día Día del mes de la publicación 25 Periodicidad La periodicidad de la publicación (diaria, semanal, mensual, anual) Semanal Relación OPAC https://www.codice.uanl.mx/RegistroBibliografico/InformacionBibliografica?from=BusquedaBasica&bibId=1752685&biblioteca=0&fb=&fm=&isbn= Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monterey Era, 1864, Vol 1, No 9, Diciembre 25 Subject The topic of the resource Monterrey (Ciudad) México Publicaciones periódicas Literatura Ciencias Noticias Description An account of the resource Periódico regiomontano publicado en idioma inglés a mediados de siglo XIX. Además, incluye notas de interés científico, literario y noticias locales. Este periódico es opositor a las ideas de Juárez y aparentemente en favor de Vidaurri. Describe también las condiciones económicas de la quiebra de Milmo. Su estilo es sencillo comprende anuncios y noticias para la frontera o población del norte, dentro de la sociología histórica resulta un documento inapreciable. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Editor Jhon S. Swope Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1864-12-25 Type The nature or genre of the resource Periódico Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource text/pdf Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2007332 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Fondo Nuevo León Language A language of the resource eng Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. Monterrey, N.L. (México) Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. El diseño y los contenidos de La hemeroteca Digital UANL están protegidos por la Ley de derechos de autor, Cap. III. De dominio público. Art. 152. Las obras del dominio público pueden ser libremente utilizadas por cualquier persona, con la sola restricción de respetar los derechos morales de los respectivos autores General Morgan Lincoln Mestizaje Milicia Nueva York Poesía