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FOR YE.IIl/.WlUrFRTlSIAr; the terms ore , for
She privilege of two squires, $ 10 ; for one square, $Jj , for
cn4 square* inner form* §t\j.
$+* Jt)R PR LX*'l7.VY7 executed m ally anti expeditious
ly and on rentunable terms.
c ticiMi.vrr:itvs 1:1 mnisv
l|HIK partnarsliip in tins ( AUI’KNTKU'S l!l 'S|
I NKSS, hern, lure existing between the under
signed, is Ibis day dissolved by mutual cut sent.
(•eurgn Percival is prepareil'm undertake building ei
tlier in town or •nulltry, and lespeelfolly re juesls those,
wishing his services, to leave their instructions fur him
at the Virginian Office.
John Pereival, jr., temlers Ins thanks to his friends
and the public fir the encouragement heretofore extend
rd to him, and solicits a continuance ul it. Ilu assures
them that all work entrusted to him, shall he executed
faithfully and with despatch.
(iKoiicK pKnriv.M,,
JOHN PKKCIYAI., dr.
June 9 ;it
.1 .>• /. .V 1 it .t »• .
f 11AK I.N I I1, by \\.ii. Ilingham. r.;i v!,. ■ *d7ih of
I May, l.’spj.a //./I I'll.1.1-'.) . about ,i years ohl,
with one hind font xvhrlc (the left,) which the owner can
gel by coming l.iryvard and pa y in.; r ■ seises a nil pr* vino
same, as she has been appra ,■ i by the n didders et
Campbell munty. At first T II (.ate. on the l.yueh
hurg and Salem Turnpike K a!.
H (i. lUNOIl \M.
June 9 : t
mn nu b\
V SMALL LO'I' of very r.'iuii!y
ftlom, and will bn sold low fur cash.
M. TALIIOT.
June 9 u
Personal Property tor Kate.
H\ viltue of a derd of trust executed to the stihseri
her by Clifton L. 1 lill and Mary bis wif»*, on the
Vl*l day of July Dll, and reoid.d in tin* ( mint)
Courts of 11 /.mokeand Rcdf.rdi* .tin:v . Iskallon Monday,
the I27ib day of June, before the front door of the Court
House of H»*d|«.rd neun'y, proeeeil to s< 11 to the highest
bidder, for ( AMI. all il «• interest t f guni Clin u (..
Hill m certain NL.LROLS, and <t .i r personal estate,
devised by James 11:11, in part I r the e>i:if»r’.:i ie
•upportand maintenance • i i1 IIv Hill, il * n ther
mid Chiton (». 1 Til dm 'n - her 1 I. . and after lor (hath
the propnity remaining
inongher childr. n and n ;>io. ::ivls. Tin , r j *\ so
devised Consist* d « fa numb* r of
v.t i.K'.titM-; xrA«mnr.H
•ltd other VALU MILL. PKRSON’AL RSTATK
Mary Hill, the te: a it f r I., has departed thu life, . ud
the intrust I said Cl. Ami U. Hill will he add free frutii
any incumbrance.
I shill, also, rui the 1st dav ' I’Julv next, at the Big
J uek. Il *ano!» • unt\. i !i '• \ r • ;! <: iim-nst of the
said Clift jU D. Hill ol .
\\ illiam II ) \!. i I,
a l. lMvRP.h;;:. t,u ue.
Finoastle, June 'J
Commissioners «i•* • *. Xegi «es
On 11 4 f:r. ; ntoasilas
IN pursuance - Yu ft < Court of
Campbell, marie at its last b r.n, we. tin und'-rsgued
commissioners, app d f rile- purpos-. will »ell,b\ way
of public auction, to the highf.%1 bidder, on M 'ttdnv the
loth inst. (June) three likely young Negro M n, on a
credit of twelve m »u:lis. R aids with approved seeuriiy
w ill bo required.
ADAMCLKMKNT. ) r .
KMJT. W. WITIIKltS. s °!,i rM"
June 0 At
Steal S'sfafe at .Suetion*
PCRSC A N’T to the provisi .ns of a deed of trust,
executed to the uudervwied L»\ Waltei Williatnu.
of date tin* 1 "u!i J ,n*, l.MS, an! t f r<-<• i.l in the Host
inga Court ol Lytic , for
dee 1 expressed, will he sold, on S.r ;r lav. the 7*h d ay
of May 11 vt. to the highest bidder, at public auction,
\ i ol or B/Ohof Crcnmli
lying in the tow n a»f Lynchburg, on tin- s »uth side of
Jefferson street, near the Canal, ao l a 'j cuing the Lot
owned by David I». K!b*y, containing ■.«'• f-•l from -n Jef
feram street, with tin* buildings, privilege* and appur
tenances U 1 nging thereto.
Terms of sal .(' \ M1 -and such title willin'giver, ns
is vested in the trust-e by tlm deed at i* iuI. and none
other. DAVID 11. L.DLL.Y. Trustee.
April JI \vt7.M
r9 e > v ts9o*v s: *im:*v r,
The above sale is postponed t ill the Ad day of Juiu
next. DAVID R. LI) LL. Y . Trustee.
May 5 tAJe
roSTPONKMKNT.
The above sale is again postponed, till the 17 th dn\
of June, instant. DAVID 11. KDLL.Y, Trustee.
June 2 tl7June
NOTICE.
BIURscant t , a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of I .aw and ( htineery. for tin* county of Am
hcrst, rendered on the 3d day of September, 1841, in a
fluil therein depending between Thomas Goodridi,
]>1mintiIf. sind Cornelius Sale, ilefeiidant : I shall j r «-■« d
to sell, to the highest bidder, at the Dwelling If use
of Thomas V. (toot!rich, in the said county, lor read \
inonev, on Tuesday the ftliday of July next, the
TRACT or 1") A( HI'S or LAND, ill said dr
cree lnrnti .ned. hi iu-j the sumo whereon the said Tin
in:i« \ . Gut dr:« h rcs.di s.
NKLSON CH WVFORD, Sheriff
of Amherst county.
June *2 inJ
U liilt’ Siii|c|iur Water;
nOTII ill hotllrs, barrels an.I half bam !$. just re
ceived, fresh frum the Whitt' Sulphur Springs in
Greenbrier, and will he eonstanlly K« pt on hand, at our
Grocery Slum in Lynchburg, Y.i. As sole Agents f.r
Wm. i!. Caluell k Co.
Unities, per dozen,
Half ham Is. A ;,
Barrels, J 1 ">.
B. T. TINSI.EY k Co.
May o is
I O II A X on Executors ami Administrators,
-i just received and fur sale hv
1’AV N EG REG OIIY k Co.
.Line Ci Is
«*. AY. VAMTY.
(CONFECTIONER and dealer in Foreign Fruits.
J Cigars, Toys, and Fancy Articles, Alain Street,
opposite J. 1). Evans k Co’s China Store, Lynchburg.
May lit ts
BiUtd or niuxG
A'nr ll.r,Innies ICiver A linnnwhn ( mini
r w /{ s,i f z ./ t mis o wi(i:
I.miri ami Xirjfrot'K lor Salr.
Virtue <>t a Dot'd ut Trust,executed to meuii the
-ml d«v of April, 1812, by Col. II.nry Tliwi atl xml
W ifr, for certain purposi** therein sjHvified, and duly re
corded in the Clerk’s (MUcenf the C 'minty Courts t l I lull
*a\ and Prince Kd ward, I hereby olVer for sale the follow
ig valuable U il Kstate, viz: A Traci of I .and, situated in
ilie county ol Halifax, sixteen miles N. K ol ihc ( ourt
house,mi Hunting creek, adjoining the lamia of Col
III nry Carrington and others, and eoutaitiiug by eatnna
tton about 1.1.' *0 acr*s. about one hall of w hu b is aland
in2 in original grow th of wood*. W it It an abundant sup
ply of'good building timbe r. I here is on this tinetoflaml
from 130 to 150 acres ol good brunch and creek flat laud,
free from inundation, and very Untile. The plantation
is in good repair, under good cultivation, remarkably well
watert I, situated very near to tin Main * *uth-w
road, win rc the Mage passes and icpasses thoc linn s a
week, an I near a go >d grist and saw null and cotton ma
chine, w Inch gicatlv enhances the value of the limheied
land. 'Pint r »ads to and from the plaut.ition in ev» i v
diie ’tiiui are line. 'J’hn neighborhood is u markable f r
the health, intelligence, morality and weaUhol its citi
xena. The buildings consist of a small, bul comfortable
dwelling, at present occupied by the overseer, without
house* sullicieut for the place. 'Phis Kstate ib well
w. rthy the attention of Capitalist*.
I alsaotb r for sale the •' r ;i ft of I. ll ll t!
on which Col. Ilcmy 'Plivvealt now resides, one unit
North o| Prmce Rdw»rd Court house, and six miles N
\\ ol the t >wu ol l’armville, containing by estimation
107 •li ft'*, with a good portion id meadow land, an
abundant supply of wood, and an orchard of < lioice fruits.
'Phe buildings arc in every r» w| .<. I very valuable. The
dwelling house contains sevi n good r*» hh and three pas
sagos, is in good repair, and is situated in a beautiful
U'tovi; O’ I ill i>. .pgTKj™
Tliorr is on tluspl »■<• an i\
icllint tin J nrv i r 1’ailinr; Vfw
v j»rin»r of water, at a ronvt
iiinil distance fium the house, a »upt ri* i \ egr able and flow
» r garden, and ev cry < lit house that c« :: 1<1 add i tin- <■, m
l ,ri and <•( nvcnieucr ol a family. Attached to this j ,i •
is a In ;< ill new brick Ml ire house, c •n'.a.n.ng livt
r-j-'ins bos. ns tin- cellar, and a wooden storehouse, with
lhr< r moms, \ • I.■ c!i have for icany y • ars been .».<*, t si-m. e
1 i D. \\ i I -I
Ni , and M r.'TItwtstt k Hud
and suoechd .1 stand 1 r no n liand /.r. Tl c store housi s.
and a I t of w* d hi. • udj . mi g, containing' about Ivfr
A e re*.
and farm if desired by tin* puiehascrs.
Aiso, mint lit r small i ra<l of Mattel, about
tw * 1 Vo Hides N \\ . "I 1*1.111 Iblwrud Court house,
adjoining the lands o| Tours Mn-kle, Joshua IT*uton and
otheis, and e mtamiug ahniit LIU acres, with buildings
suflieicnt I i a small family. Then-iw on tb s trai t a
spring of min-r;il water, of some value.
Also, a va ui i t in the t wn of 1‘anuville, No. —
in Wm. 1 •. \ i naldi ’> sum v.
These sevu ral tract*of land aref-r the present of}', red
I r sale p.: vati I \ Gt ntlemi n w i: r j • i •; * to j urchasi a if in
\ ited t ) view for themselves. 'I he I I.ibl.iv ’Tract « I I .and
will l e -i i avii t i purchasers by Mr. M aduw • (t|o n.au
ugcr of the farm) >r ( apt. .lo!m S I’lcu-ams, rc :din*g in
iiic lu ighborhood. Tin. lands iii Trmce Ivlward will be
.■»iiown I \ (1. 'J hut alt «r myself
B\ virtue f tin s line autli iiity, I shall filer for ^ *. 1 e,
Prmce Kit ward C uri house, on 'Tuesday, tht PJth
. .iy of.li'iy next, (dial b.'iiig Cuuild.:y,) at pu lie am*
I.ul!. kou ( a«it,
l.> or 20 / /I*/ / »• .Vrc.KOS S,
10 shares of S;uek in the new Appomattox t .o| : iy,
.ndaruad \\ .. r n an I team of good 1 buses. Tim it
gr*;es consist of men, wmik n, hoys and girl ., are in good
health, and valuable. <' mimun'caliuns. addressed to
me* hi Prin •. Kdward < 1 • . w l e j
attended to. A I) DICKINSON, T rust.« .
N. B \ 11 j I 'l '.id
v; 1 •;111 \ »,r olderwi.-e. :.ro iu > p'. 'fully requited to c me
.va i i • \ : I . to rim; and these t«
wli 'in !. is mb. •-! will ||.v ■ ii. Te known the a
m t nt i id nature - t b< ....
I w II he I build mi l . -s • . . s t (1. Thw« u’.
Cmiut.ni/ It r«m, win tin t jr fVtu.nl’y i n gaged in a'
*e upon the in v I | *e, viz
Ciurl : if, Turn iTui ;, N -ttowa) .ad Prince Ldwarl
A. I) D.
May 30 is
MPIM. II’.//. I,. T. UOPftl.VN
Having located at Glade Hill,
HKSPK('TI'T ’ LLY otTers his services in the va
rious branches of'hi* PHOTKSSION , to ihe citi
zens ol Crankliu eouoty. 1 le may always he found at
the h use ot Mr. Wiu. A. Street,except when pt >fet*
Kionally engaged.
Glade Him.. .lune 2 -1t
fL<‘iS EioiiM* I’au rn for «»!<■.
A GilKKAP>l.\ to a Decree of the Circuit Superior
Jtt t wiirt of'Law and Chancery for the county *1
( ampin 'll, ilia Ic tin* 2*’th day of April, 1ST.', the sub
aeriher. who i- appp tinted a special commissioner f r the
purpose, will on the 21th day of .lune next, ofler I t
sab*, mi the premiMS. the well known I'.li I II,\
ST.L\iK called tie UKD HOLM*., with 1 'J ! acres ol
Laud, on w hich is situate 1 the'Tavern buildings, More
11 'esc. and many other buildings of value, being all the
buildingsat tbe IT 1 Douse, on tbe North side ol the
road. The terms of tin sale will he one fourth to he
paid the 2«'tb oi l)eeember tie\t, and the residue in three
equal annual instalments thereafter, the purchaser t<
give bond and approved s curity, w ith a lieu oil the land,
as a further security. It will he made known, on the day
of sale, when possession will If' given.
CIIABLKS C. I1AUYKY, Com.
Vay IB t -M.I
rnilK nnni vcr«nry of ^ t .1 hn t! < T ’ pi i«-t, \a ill 1 p p< 1
B rhratrdo.i Mill .limp next,by Mondial I Lodge* No.
i> *. of \noiiMit V »rU Mas .ns-.*tnc! I )<* "\ 1 .lav Ku'Vimp’iKMit
No 1 • I* kuiohts'iVmplan*. Tin* proct • v. n will l«* I rm
■ ' M e 11 •!1. I k P. M
and an addr. >s d»-liv. ri d at il, at tin* 1st Pri ytcr.an
Cl'innli, l»\ I’ M. .laiTif.s (lailand. F,si|.
AM rnjoiar Masons in good standing arp rrsprplfuP v
invite d to partifip.itr*.
I 1 I! A\ r.K, 1 f„.„,nit»rp Marshall
III OS J.HARDY, [■ | ; .
K. AV VICTOR, S ..
[! rl|l[l '|l' i ON' ? Committee Me Mnlay
.C E. liilOAVN, S’ Encampment N . 1.
May 16 t34Jo
To 1‘ianlm ami olhrr*.
rCMIK suhsrriher will si 11 munis in li:s I neat a snia
B advance ini COST. I'Oll C.iSII. 11 ■» n«ts.inmrin
of Hardware and Cuth r\ i> very large, end rae : : I
if all kinds, linilding Materials, Saddlery, E s.kui'j
Glasses, Ctmking l teus:ls, and every thine pi m rally
kept in Hardware Stnres. 11. 11. RM H ARD.s.
Jan. SI »"
I'ider Vinegar.
* IIVF. I! A UR ELS ..f l'l RE CIDER VINEGAR
JL" reeeived and Lr sale nv
11. T. TINSLEY &. Co.
April 31
aUSINBSS AND VISITING CARDS
M'. VTLV rillSTED AT THIS OFFICE,
in tilin'. Illnc/.. lira or tircen tun.
— ALSO —
/.v gold, fiii.rr.n on corrr.n Bnny/,i
.tfoiTtflii JEmrlUflrnrr.
rar mem r of SEARCH.
THK I’UOTKST OF Cl'.M K \I CANS
% the ih mivuU d nnicunmrc if the French (Vor
eminent in the ’Dcnty >>/ December ‘VO, IMI.
1 lurit > m Tin IMnti Statin, f
Paris, IVhiuary 1*1, IM‘J. S
, Sin Phe r< cent . ■ nature « I a tr. aty, having lor its
' object lhe ' j.pu'"wit'll nt th< \11 >Mii sht\e ttadr, hy 11\ •
o| the pow t is » t I’.iiiopc, :tii«l to which 1‘ia .ec is a pill
i \, is a fact t such j*eit( ia| tioioi ,< ty, that it may I r as
Miim d aa the Is is: • . I any diplomatic it picst ntali n WInch
the miujc«*t may Imily it -j' in .
Tin 1 nitc l Stati s. hemp im» par v to tin*, t»• at y , lit\«
Ud nphl lt» ii ptiiic mlo the t .icutm Ini.*•* which his*
j It tl to i\ Her lira li nr <mii. a it pi>*| • ■» t * adopt, »•>
Let m 90 liu 19 Uii-v i.-'i ri a >u lu bclii'V, IliUt tl i
rij.|ii9 y be iu. |ynl in Ik.. <•' »*• «»• «“k»
I yyii (It-slii li put.. Ii'JOi ''' • 11 ’flii' ii « > y
.viler.’ kiinyyii, w ui’ll iuiIii1 c.'irlv ami i' uttiiilUfi til ’im
tin \ hav* ,n‘..p »., to prevent their nr- "ns li.»in pr* mvu
t.np it Tin \ ha\< hei !i mviteti t y the Cov. mmnu el
i iu .it Hr,lain to her. u • a pat. v i a ti- ny whvli should
I lepulate the :. tn.n i.fllu mil laneil C.i\i miucnt* upon
' this sU'jeet; liul hr reasons sati'dactoi \ to I In nisei ves,
and I In hove sat * I tet tv 1“ the w i Id, tl • \ I nc tleeliu
j ed that united :»< t;ni, ami have oh iscti to pi sun their
u\\n ineasuies, and l * aet upon their own eiiu its only,
w ithout bid jecunp liu ;» to any kind ot t’oiiipii juris lie
turn.
In a coinimnieatam I’rmil. rd Painin''-ton, 11«r IUt
'tannic Majesty's Prim ipnl Send.try ol State I t I’or
nun A li’ans, to A»r Stevens n, the American MuumIci
i at I .oiidon, dated \upi:st .7, I > I l . I ."id I 'll line l .mil
claims a mpht I a tin- Hi .iish ei ciseis, aiul n\ u \ s the m
ieiitioii o| his tiowumu lit t « e\t it-ise it, to .. ai« o \iiin
1 lean vi ssi Is at m a m 111iu ol |» ;u • . \n till a n io \ t * ns
certain till 'I liU1. ual el:.."trier. I l< ad , that 'til; . e\
' auuu.itmu of papi rs ol i a rrh.tnt Men m peeled ol ! e
lap rn,;:i * b m the slave t;.e!e, evi n thoupii iln \ hoint n
1 mad ‘M.it» . *'.i , s t p. i 1 bmp \vh eh it is a tuh \
t li i . • >cd in th
pi* .wi it uf L .. . iavc l.a 1 , ■ li viUl i min ::e ' • pun i.n
mu rstnii, I . :.! \ • i in, t < M;. S'* \ n, «l '<*»l 1 'till
I t). i i i r, I b } 1, 11 ,c \ .m :."i| del* 11j111 . : i• >ti an
(i -n; r.l in the | vd.r It lit , •*•»*» 11 r u < I, «ud I.. t * I
, \ rrdern thus st.r. * tin ■ i und up m \\ lilrli In- |i sis iln-.
| i it ii ■ . n in at art it Ao" iicau \ - • >» m iiim 9 * i
j p« are: • i * til tin tin ,* isiptied must nl - t ve, that lie
I present Itnppv I iiieui it lice < 1 llie htat.es nl v In Vend- -;u Hi
iiim gnai .. j« "t (iui pp tension » t tin* slave Hade) nut
merely juslUi1 s Sul r« n< t is indtsp ‘usable, tin- r.i»111 in*w
' V • I • « I 1 • ' . ’ 1 ' i t
i* ti s ty, the i, t t | inti!np and evenmiii;* Amenean
\t s*t Is t as<’t Ham lit. ir ii :• niiioiiality.
|i ;.s no p ft ol :e\ tiuly to tiler any comments upi.u
tins pn tension, u i upon tic reasons advanced in slip
port of t I find t duly fui
i» i ier pet lorme i I r rue than I could perform H I.»r my
»f:If, in the an I in e ul the Ftesidrnl uf the I <!m
( i r«h eft 7tli ol December, I’ll
lull t f thc Atut*r
an ti vci tu th 8u jert, and it i • tin te em
. pbatteaiiv d< t ' .id, l :n * !.ow« \i r iS sir- t.s It.I* I inted
ales may be lor tIn p| - f tl.e slave trade, they
j cannot const lit h mtei «t ions into I ho mar it nut* code
it the mere v\ ill and | ;« asun 'I other (aoveiimutiN
We deny tin? i jhl ul »t i .. o erj hit ton to any on
r all tbu* tintn>118 « I ti e enilit, with.mt our ft u -.t ot. \\ e
tn have a v imcndt t
| that Code, a nd w ben we me pivi n m undem-Mid, as in
t tics inslanee, I-> a 1 !. ipn (* ,\t itiim nt, tli'ii Us Iriaties
| with o'her nation ; tan i l-e t \» rui< d v* i *. 11 * nl the ••
j tahlishment and i id"!-a im nt of m \v j r11u• pi* » . I man
illin pi die* , to he ;tpj !e d >v.:h- Ml t 1 i i- It " III, U e im '
rmph \ a language neither of cfpuvi cal import not su»
ft ;.in Je t fiii'.setii: :n . !
\ ti v ii j *mt . ;\ , S.i b , -e x'mm . ’ t t • H t
Ciovt r. • *i t ha. uihan ed a pn t i > it as
' • 1
ii’i tli" -n j . ■ • i n > I the siavt trade, and to which t! *
i ‘i • . l i it d S'sii L.t •«!. ■•!an d 111 it the A
nu.neauti vermin ut will imt snnmit. 'lies cla.i.i t-l
ed,ni . ■
j of cxiwtii’e el Ip Min i >, has irlaiitai to tin* isolated trea
j ties Ibr the ahobti n of tins traffic which were hi for* eat
the dale ol’ihe i'o it 'indications of I. »rd I’alincrHlon and
' Lord Aberdeen. It is now known that the combined
treaty un this subject is more extensive in i t h ope rat lout*,
and more minute ;n sonic ot the details of its execution,
j than tlie separate lien lies w ith Fra nee, which preceded
: it. and etjuall v iinh finite in the duration of its obligations.
Of c..ur.se measures which weie not only justifiable hut
! indispensable, I r the cxerutvn of the latter, w ill find
! eiju.i! justice and inv. *.*»»!y tn the obligations of the lor
j nu r.
\\ if h thts prev d us deefarati* n made by enci ol the par
ties to the ipn.it ij».»• irmtlv, r-an t riiinu its ep* ralmiis,
the A tut r,e.tit f' vt iiim.tilt enilllot shut llteir eyes t *» lilt'll
iruc p ,s:tnm. Tin* moral efu el v* Inch s ich a union ol
live ureal powers, two of whicli aie cm iimully tnanltme,
: hut three t ( whlfli b:t\ e never, p» ; haps, had a x esse I (Ml
i med in that tradic, is erilrnlaled to produce upon tin
I mled State*. .Mi l upon other nations, whieh, lik< lliem,
may he indisposed lu llu-se combined move nnnts, though
II mav be i* p u tti d, turinshi s no just cause ot complaint.
Hut the object as-ui tins another aspect when tluy an
tol l by one of the parties that their vessel* are to he t -r
idhly entered and examined in order to carry into < If* rt
the -'Stipulations. Certainly the American {rovernmunt
.Iocs not believe that the high powers, contracting par
ties to this 11»:i*v, have any wish to compel the I mud
States hv I .p-*- I- adapt, tin ir un asurcs to its provisions,
; or i • ati 'i'i ii.*- !juji;riI'jiis.
Tlir v have too muuli confidence in thi ir sense of jiia*
J lice to t' ar any su-'h result, and they will see with plea
sure the prompt disavowal made hy yourself, sir, m the
name "I* your country, in the tribune of your Chamber ot
Deputies, ol'any intentions ol tins nature. Hut were it
| otherw ise, and were it p »ssible they might hr deceived in
this confident exportation, that would u >t alter in « ne
; tittle the r course of action. Their duty would he the
same, an I the vime would be their determination to I I
| low it. Tiny would prepare themselves, with appro
I heitsion indeed, hut without dismay—with regret, hut
w ith Ii mi tie-. , f »r one of those desperate struggles w hich
havi s nueiimes occurred in the hist ry of the world, hut
w In rc a just cause and the favor ol Providence havegiv
eu siren di to romparative weakness, and enabled it lo
l reak dow n the pride of power.
Hut I have a • yr said the United State® do not fear
that my siudi unit-d attr nipt will ho made upon 11 .* i
indepi ii !* lire. W I.at, however, they may reas-.nahlv
ft . r, and wlint they (hi f. :ir, is. that 111 the < \< cutioii * I
ties treat v in i ur«-s will he taken w hich they must re
sist. ll.w t'ur the acts « f one «f the partus, | uttipg its
coiistrueti ,n upon its ow n duties, and tijwin the obhg.i
lions of" its eo contractors, may involve tin se in any on
I olo d-for c jiisequeiun h, < ith< r I y the aifoption ol simi
lar measures, or hy their rejection,! do not pretend *
; |iid.o\ Certain it is, however, that if the fact and the
principle auvaure.l |.y |..,rd Aberdeen are rorrect, that
these treaties fr the abolition of the slave trade cannot
.( executed w ithout I moly hoarding; American shins at
f j ice, and that the obligations created by
iTii in - I Ii r not i i.ly the r ght thus to viola.c the Ainer
iron flag, hut n.aki this me i.-aire a duty—then it is also a
duty of Trance m pursue the same course.—Should »h»*
pul this construction up n In r obligations, ii is ol \ i
the I iiitcd States must do to her ns she would do to Keg
land, it she j r .sts hi thiii attack upon their indepeu
dfnee.
Should fdic !:•,», it dors not become mo to investigatr
j the nature *• I h< r position w ith respect to one .1 liras
social is, wliove opiidon ci,:.corning their relative duties
w - ely different I»ut I
inav < \ pi ess t Sir* h<pc that t lie government of 11 is Ma
jesty, bt lore ratifying tins treaty, will « xaininu mature
ly the pr«t( nsions ::.~.-oTl'd hy oic of the parlies, and set
how these can he reconciled, not only with the lionet
and interest of the United Stabs, la.t with the receiver
principles of the gr* nl iii iritime'"rle ot nations. I tna\
, make t!ii>app«al with -!.r ire-re <•, nfdenrc fr* m the -n
I lalhHis subsisting bet w e en Franco and the I'mteii .Slate*,
1 itoiu a coin mu mi) olintrn'st m lire I iti«* 11 > ol the was,
Imm a community ed opinion ieMpe*eting the principle*
which guard it, ami from a community in dangri should
n c\ei I* nicnacod by the ambition of any itiariuuie
I paw er.
It appears to me, h r, that in ai»kmg the attention ol
i 11 is Mu eat v's (•overniueut to the subject ol the (^uintu
pb» tre at v, with a view to ns rn'oiisieh lation, I am re
I'pie Ming nothing on the* pa11 of the I nihil States incon
' strut with the* dun. * ol Fniitri* to either powers. II,
during the couisi! if the* dis.UN.nmii* op. n this tieatv
1 pr«-paratoTN tee the arrangement ed m provisions, Fug
I land li d i merit <1 to (ho t'-iiiiri the* pieMeiisioii ihet now
.inverts to the1 I nited Slates, as a neve nsarv e'onse.jue'fui1
I its(•IdigaliooM, I cannot be wrong hi prcimuiiug lliai
Fi.nice Would not have signed it without grinding a
a net tins unpeiieling difli.Miliy The view a id F.liglatid
I. I low ells. I. sed to y« u, hot I ftu iiute dy ft I "1C its i at ili
. ilo ii. niel this •dianiM* <1 cireMimstaiiev * may well juali
tv t! • I 11 t« >n riinn ol in inle i posing such a remedy
.is H may think 11 elemanded hy the grc’Utri intetesta in
\ olve d III lllls ejUl’Mlofl.
' 4^ tu the treaties of l^ol and 1 Kin. he t\v. e n France
' md t* • Ml Britain for tin* s tppr. asl.ut ol the al o > t| eh*, I
[did t c.Visieigr il my 1 tty to advert to their stipulations
I’licir hligati »iu up ii th contracting |amcs, whate ver
il esr imv he*, rue* now complete'; nnd it is hr my (invent
me lit j I 'lie to detormme- what unr.ure the' I lined Stales
(.night lu take* to av.il llie* colts* tpieiioe -* with which
il.#*y aro tin. atencel by the constrmMloll w hu h one ol the
pul . s has given I • tin s*’ instiium nt e
I have’ I In’ honor to tnnmuit herewith » copy ol the
m - ng" of the l‘ie*snle’iit of the* I tille d State s to l on
gi. sh. hi I h. ember last, and ol the* annual documents
| w Inch accompany it \uioug tin 1 h11e-r w ill he* loiuiel
i iht* e-en :t*Kpoitelencu helwren tlm British Se-crctarie h ed
S|:,t, md Ml Sleeve US Ml Upon the* Slllije'ct he'll III la fe l le d
in |'mm tin sc vmi will learn the re spective* views ed
Nine i ii an a he I III ihsli lm\i mine ols
It is p»-pe r I *r me* to nd-l, that this e oiiuiuiuioation ha*
..•ii ii: dr without any Ins’ i note mi* fi"in the I mled
’Males | have- o.mi . de'ied ibis . ise v mu; hi w lo. Ii an
\ ii an topn . otalivc to a I i. nm powe i slo ol.l ad
; w itii ol aw a:i it mf n«!e is of Ii.v e*inme*nt. I hav e
I le Slim, d. III l III' V II W s I has« Mibiniltrd to \ Ml, tli.lt I
iIn* foe h of tin Vint m an (mvernuictii and
|, ] |, It III llll* I I'O Vo de . e veil Iliya,. If, 111. rrupn.i
■ Illy v\ ill ho m'lo . Asm • mi as I > ail to e i ve despaloll
, ft m'!,i 1 mi. .1 Slate's, in aiiiw en lo m\ coimmmiei
; | - .!| It . lidded to de vl.no \ n e it her that my
1 ii.ii,. t ha . I < a'ii appiov eel h\ tin I' i. s de lit, . r that my
UliS .| It is te I mill ell.
I avail IMV .e If ed this "Ce’iiion t" line vv to v alir < \< c!
Vo. \ t lie as inaioa of n. v \ < i > high and ehstingumhe d
■ . in o I. ( \
Mi l I AO In OCX M Y . 1 I/" I ,
Mmis'ei I*•? Foreign All ol,».
f'li \mnth ok I'i tilts SiiTiNO or May lb ’l ln
j |'ie . 'lent look the chair at Vi oVlork.
I In li.iiohei pmcecded to the order ol the d i\, which
xv:r* the nd| nmied dtHcusmm on the supplement ti y
and • \tra -idm.iry nedit ol the estimate* ol ibll and
j I'l '
I M ir pi : d»' H *:hsv repealed his arguments ol
the pH ml mg lay a; :en i the right "I alch lie main
u iiii i! -it t'.i ease . I the Marahoul wan by no memo
1 il r 11 ,. . in- -1 whi h Fiance had tocomplain, and ex
I i , I,is i.p in.>n tli it when the Munster ol Martin
i I.. , ii t\eil all it.e documents telei img lo the vessel*
11 it many ease* ol ill urtagt
1 w mi Id lie . in*. .'Vi rod lo havi* occurred, lie wi.slud l«
isk the Muonlct of Foreign Ati.ura il he hnd re.mixer
.ii.y fn-.i. inli'IJigi nee in tins In ml; and wlnlhti lln
i i. ii. h : -...lot's. who hatl hreii unualioiuilizud and ma le
: r v i m I reign vt hnscIs had yet recti ved petmttMioi
i"i it nun to tin ir country /
■| ! . Minis! 1 11 or I 'oltl It. M \ I K AI It* ( fl«»m his place
i ji.i, i.. 11 !, .'ii a bitty It* t tie treated .in the nohle j •.
! n.- M i ts.
I Vnr.jeis do Ihuvsv The right of search wa
I i .in.* l r the country, ami dangemii* I* r it
,I .! . p -t . J |c did not certainly drain* a w t
11 11 V , I'l lT C thought the l *>>Vi II Hull
! it .• • . i•.• - mi em igei .’ itu ahiiies r'Sperling tin
,n' * i i.i .,!i i i ( M n. Above all, that put ol tin
■ . . \ r 1 •. .; . hill i girded tin tiutuber olauiier*
' (HI: lil to he f inetly insisted oil.
\ i • lii i.i.n iixt.t. considered that di*russi« u hai
railed I.nth cue important tleelaiation from the Miniate
for Forwign A Hairs- that tho extension which the treat]
t»| 1 )eeemher, I w 11, wna mtendetl to give to the Ircatie*
of lb',11 and IKFl, should not rnceive tho ratification n
the French (iovernment, unless borne new facts shoiih
come to light to nuthorihe it. The noble peer dcelaiei
that Fngland wasaetualed in seek mgr tilt* treaty by a
«h sire to assume the sovereignly of tin sens; that hIi
had alwayr; trictl to shut out uetitural lings I run unv povv
i r "ii the* si a, and had hi zed on every «»p|*«*rtiii»ity ol main
laming her right loseareh, even when bln* went an fa
j "aek .is blockading neutral ports, under the pretext •
pu v« tiling tin m to m aiding parties engaged in war.
When these | u teiic* s were n> longer to he invented
she came loiwnrd w it It et Haiti piinciph s <1 philanthropy
1 Hid under cover of them endeavored to continue th
:ime pmer cdirc; *. 'I he nohle peer, in ronelusioii. pan
j that (In use (J machine rv having allrgelher done awn
with the necessity of the slave trade in the French rob
1 utrs, there was no b nger an> mnssity f« r the tight (
j search, and that then lure France ought to wnhdrav
1 from an v lougc r executing a tn aty of w liicli the eharaeti
w ns # vnlentlv t«mp< rary, and lilted lo circumstance
1 w bn Ii l.nd now ci n*a d.
Tim Mimstiu of Iorijcn Affair* thought it nr
i -*i:irv t" make hut one remark. No French sailers ha<
( ver hern ununlioiiahzed, nml obliged in nerve m Fugle*
I vr sseh. No sui-h far.I had ever occurred.
IJaron l)i imn. Had the Bailors who wrw arrvBtc
hern restored to France?
'I'm. MinistKit of Fori.ton An airs F.vcry one
'I'm. Minister of A1ari.ni.. No Bailor had bean nr
rrsird iri the nflair * f tho Marabout.
Huron I )i fin had spoken of the N negambio.
The M.irquis de Fariuac considered tliHt the part o
'he tr* alien i f 1331 and 1K33, w hich gave French judge
to French traders, were Miflirient guarani*** again*
the vexatious w hich might he exercised against then
All lie f.iei s a I huh d to. respecting the right "I s*areb
| might he auswered l»v this single one—viz., that tliei
lunrailime commerce had evidently prospered since tin
irealm-, were m force, and lienee he ('(included that th
opinion which bad represented them ns injitriuUB to tbei
inti re Is \\:»^ altogetlier ill founded.
llar'ii Difin could i, t consider the explanation
whali fad la « n giv» n ::s satirfaetory If there was n
otlu r I "t but that <f tin Situ .amine lobe adduced, 1
u old ii.akf the matter t mm «clito • ly m ra us. In th
eon|-m of the next week olln r facts would he known,Bit'
iluii la should addif: s tbc cb.au.l rr to ascertain tbei
• vi rilable character.
'i in • in r«l (Iim «,‘s( n I ring closed, tbc cbatnl rr pro
re* di d to the discussion of tin articles.
The Chamber adjourned at a quarter past five.
I'rum Ihc Lonmin Sun.
So far then,ns regards France, there is an end of t h
coulruvemv. I hiring the lib ol the present generatn
France will not ralily the treaty, nor will the f inte
states adopt it.
What, then, remains for firml Britain to do? Enforc
iho treaty alone, and, if resisted declare war, again?
France and the I mtrd States? Heaven ferbid that w
'should fe guilty • t"such madnrsb!
W e have already « xp# ruled more blood and treasur
for ilie ‘uipprrssM n c.f slavery than seuod policy an
the happinc-ss of tin* African race would wnirunt. Si
Fovvoll Buxton, m his recent clever book on the subject
distinctly states that we have given an iiu|M tus to th
slave trade, by our expensive, but blundering, ill-directr
efforts to suppress it.
Ir may In asked what wo would recommend th
British (»ovi rnment to do in tbc present emergency.
We answer distinctly, abandon the treaty altogethe
BRITISH PAUL!AMENT.'
Hotse or Commons, May 20. — Bocndarv Qur.j
tion.— Ford Palmerston said be wished to put a qnci
tloti t" the right honorable baronet. A mission had bee
sent to *xphrr the line of boundsr* w hich w as claim*
ill** IIiiIinIi (• 11v« rum* lit, on tin? front * r* of N«*rtli \ i
men* n, in order to arteertain w li**tlirr thr line of boumla |
ry Mm roiMintent with tin* foal urea «f the country,
i nml conformable xx ith thu treaty i»f I/H3. In tin* \r
I s40, lie (Lord Palm* raioii) hail laid n report o| the coni j
. i ii mi on on the mibjuet on tin* lahlr ot thu hone*?, in it
waa linn xxndiud t** aa**rTtain whether the line elnimed
. i x tin* American tiov* rmmi.t on then auhi was *■• |.ua11\
j reeomih able with thu treaty *1 I tM rt.ui-u, it
win iio|k.riant to ua'eitmn tin-* (art, ini-aum h n, il our
Inn ahctild h*’ I'ound in areotdnnn- wi'h l ho treaty, h ml
l In- \meiii an line not eoiih tlinthle \\ lilt it, it wi u 1*1 |•!j• •
the III Utah in a vet N lumlt hetlei Ituatioli. I’..illy led
x ear, he y Lord Palineiilon) hml m lit nut a emnmi*# on
, l«*r tin' pin ja se *>l * x|»l*>r11iy* til* \ mri u'.ui luii’, ami that
mimmtiwnui had hut jua* return* *1 11« w mhtd.thcii t a •.
' to a ah the ny lit hull hurouet, w he tin-t tin it u p it w oil Id ,
Mini lie laid Indore Pailiament
Sir It P*a*l Haul he tunic l it end that a report had lie* u j
received hy the 11 * »l I * * hml m l.N-iO, wltieli had not
hecii laid on the tablo of the hottae The ii hi**
h*r*l had laid a report on the tilde in Ih-ciinber, lv*h'.
| hut suhai *|uentl v to that am tlmr ii p*u t had f ern i* «■* i\ mI .
which had not hr* n laid «n tIt*- lul l* ’Pin- tiohle h id
Imd eorreetlt nutted that the eottintif^u'ii hoi relurrnd,
j ami ili* x hud mail* a repott in putHiiMiiee "I matructioim
pivi it lIn in, xx lilt'lt n port hi (Sir II Peel) had h* * ti
xx it hill tin hud I’eXf day v lie li XMih to I e mi :i pp«odi X I
1 to tlml l« poi t. and it xx.ak > m . <-r at \ li* have phuin j
| to he r* (erretl In In ll.a remit diaxx u up, and :>** soon n*
tlieue plate* and np|HMtdlX XU It e« toph tvd, the lepmt
, XX t tlK1 he hi 1*1 - II thr tilde.
1*111: ( itini.k ()i ihi ioN thi lie auh.iet of the dll
lii nines exHtmj hetxxeen tin at llildu and Aim inn.
ilie London Mornm ; I lei.tldol tin- l'.Mh lilt, make * lie
lollowitie remark*:
** Kaoli alien e.lui't nrnx.xl li in Nuw \--ik indicate*,
more and more the probability of a an* eeuidnl fermi
lilt ion ol Lord \ '-hhu I toll fH me-wii-ii to \\ isliinph li
‘‘micIi probability doca not. In xx * x er. I*< o pul In* ini' i
• «! in the disputes, to eomp ilio wlr.eh that itisssi n ih
dun tnl ( M ilioi. dmpui* * the ('rndr • n.e «*•< nu to in
\ >| v e the prrti* -u * I. f?». 11! t»* h, not indo*,d, perl up** in H
• ' ll, hut in the j r m iph I ii emut ■» a i! law win* It iiuini
" .x nu u
Tin- I ouihl ny tjiti ' ■ n , ''■I' I ,ei (J nml llu 1 1 i
iMm 4. w hen mu /• ‘i t * 111 * * -1, Will hr nu m T »l * I v imii'. g i J
In h.’ilurv. thru* t • I e\< III- SUIJUIM1 tl It till* tiniujUl III \ ut
i lie win hi v\ 'is im r likely t‘1 I ' 111-;t u • nl h\ " nil in -m
11'li.-.int raiiM s the i if lit nl' i< arch, as rilthe i u*III ol
\ ci ill. itimi, » an als' he pi i mini lit I y mi:m;<u by eon
, volitional stipulations. hilt tilihs* Mi \\ eh*li i trerdr.
Inun the rxliiiuriliirn v legal p tu n which m Ins pi*
eipjtati cIcHpnteh to Mi K\cretl lie »■" laMilv tt^un.ril,
‘ the oliHtaelf-M in the w ay <1 the Nettlnm ul ii"t nl tin
( » en/e a Mill I in it* • 11. h i that I oth t %> \ < i iiineu.-mild
ilinjMihe nf, hy i iinguing it in I nutl'lms Tit m the
! principle which is III rule mi! ini ipu III neemrence*, iilcnli
i cal or hiinll.ir in tin n tinfni«*, do certainly mtui vei>
great III. d thr 1. nit• d SIaI at# n«»t t b»
perpetual I v t n \"l\ eil in dispute h hi isiug cut ul the slivi
i trade carried oft coastwinc by the Mm m ans, huiiic nu
•!er*tamlmg nr common intcrpiuiah m nl the ohlm itmti
I imposed l*\ theetiiuity ufnatimc. me t at one- Ic route
in; and there dues iiotuppear, in the entire «•»11 lo ul di
plot mi tie iIim-u*.v*i«in, t' n liter impi 'liability uf unis' ii ol o
pillion, than on this very point."
rin; ii wiiiuu. < oM i. \<.u \tion
1 h I iw w - give a m ire dctai!' <1 and deeply tntr i<mlin,»
set emit uf tin- aw lot coufl igmlimi at I lambing
Thu flames taped four ela\n, be lore they could I
luhd 'I IT t ■ i mn after i
' hi W' dnrvl.i v, Miv llh, at a liuii-»c lu tin |)enh
! strasse, onool the uarrowe.i street* m thn * hl pm;
I ul the t '\\ n, hmlt as much uf wood i . ul nllier mat* i • :i 1 -« ;
Mind it Oiissed (ruin house lo iioiiNc until it entered a square
e.iurt, Miiruimdcd hy large wart Imum s, and una| proach
ahlehy lie sti>*t t. A warehouse I Npuits catm.n fir**,
1 and now toe limn s began to tlireiileu < vci v t!1111• • tar and
Miear. It war nearly I an o'clock; the Senate wim called
e-'p llu r. a ml to am st t lu pi • .nl ul l he file, it w . x pn
p"M-d hi pull down lion.ten; but that w ei re lu 111 as a need
!• ■ • i.fin "I property. I In- llurghar (> ii m i * I w as call
t,l out, In, l the services ol t body tu enly llimis md sir aip
\\ rn li IT i in l In- inn nape men l ul a lew hurl fie clip mi •
nu t, w 11*11 It wai too late, a levy house* \v« i»: ordered t..
Im piill* d down.
The flume* no longer dealt with a few house n: they
were arrented fur a short time hy reaching the wuit i
space uf I lupfrnmarkel; u lieu suddenly m I fit alWnouii
smoke hut nt from the steeple ul the Nicolai rhiirch.
f Accumulnteil III the large body ol the church, tin* heal
i set lire to a new quarter, and the w a rehouses on the ( a
I thnrinen ean.nl wen soon blazing fur a epinricr of a mile.
Mr. I.indlcy, an Kuglish gentleman, who wit* engaged
hy the tow ii in the eoiistrueiiou of a railroad, suggr*
led that a largo line of building* already given tip,
, should he razed ; and the attempt was began at nix o’
' clock on Thursday evening ; hut it was inefficiently
I earned mi. The ouurh r to he n:i\eil wan overtaken l v
the till*- ul file, which shifted Initicr and thither with
thr w ilid: and h i the tn \t three, days it < hhed and ll »w i d
in uneoiitrol'e i I ’m v. I he ’I own house, the llorseiihnllc,
lie- I’usl ..flic. , llu St uatc Iiuii, and olio i public build
I mgs. were MiccchsiV( Iy i!c*Uu\ed ilie u nnseH of hmltl
| mgx in the intervals being swept away.
lu tin- no an lime, the low ii w as like one in a state of
I siege; as e ach cjunrtf r took file, the inlial ifants hastily
, abandoned it. Some hurried a w ay lu iln country"} ill;
i ors hrt light their pr pci ty into the Mn ri.s, and there in
4 i tii* panic, h it it ; and it m rwd as fuel to the flames,
i whe li thus found a n adn i on , nge a< i-js* thn crowded
stru ts. The poor, driven Iroin house and home, and
I ill slitute «d ineans, iiMhimililnd in tin tin st reels, i ut wen
i ' le t free from the flames ; and many nu re i I all classc s
| poured out into the fields, win r<* tin y collected their lur
j nit lire and household ware.
At length, energetic ima.MiOK w« re taken; tin troops
\M re called < ut, otlu rs, Priins an , w i re sumii.onrd I ruin
Magdeburg ; artillery was s* ul Hr In m Hailing, in
| Hanover, nml gunpowder In in (• I u*T st ad L ami tin
•Stacie; and cannon was I n light to hear in cutting eft
I the path of tin flames; hy which means on Sunday
x ; night the conflagration was brought under c- mu and,
i anil hy Tuesday it was eulirily e xtiiiguisl.cd. Ullt a
ipiarn rot the* groat am! wealthy city :h gone; one who
i w ent to look t'.r the safety of li t Si nate house, could not
find the Six-t !
I lining theeon flag ratten the eononct < I thepeople w a.>
. (lrlim;;.n|e for cvrdei ai d p(artanh rn After if, huwtv
! ir,s me reports of mcendiariMii were circulated, nnd the
angt r of ilif? people was t aturally roust d. It wr.s di
reeled against Rome of tin iMigltbh residents, and espe
, euilly against a Mi. ‘Ihumpseii, who gave gnat assist
i in r in blowing up some (Moldings. In this disturbance,
sorm persons wrro Miiotislv, and, it is fraud, even
I moi tally injun d. An < Mir el d< cLialii.u, li- w i vt r, w a?
| issued, s ating that the npoiis was groundless ; and
i older was rrstorid on Tmsdny. Assistance was af
folded to the RuMereis in every possible way. 'I be m
1 habitants wrre reluming to the town with their goods;
the authorities providing sin Iter lor the bmiw less ; tin
governors ot the neighbouring provinces of Schleswig,
Holstein and llreinen, eam< to the town to render ns
siblnure m person; and 1 ,-1G0 caipcnlrfs were suit fur
| from Hreturn.
\ letter dated “11 \Mi i in., May lllh,” says:—All
around the m inhboihood, li-r four <r five miles, tents
have hern pitched, and temporary roofs and coverings
hi-eti patched up for th.r shelter, and provisions nrrsup
plied them from the Stadt House and other depots that
| have he* n openod. 11 is Lilt an act of justice to say,
j that those who have preserved their property, and have
| plenty, with the meat generous fit lings, are abating
r 1 what they have with their less forluna'e rountrvmcn.—
’ About 7U families arc billeted in the Kngliah (. hurch,
subsisting e ntirely on contributions.
| Wagon* are continually going round the town collect
ing prov isions, Which are placed in baskets and buckets
p at the floors, wailing their call. All the Hanseatic towns
have nobly conn 1' i wnrd in Ihc muse of humanity and
follow feeling. His Majesty of I'russia suit on Monday
last 40,1Of 10 dollars, 4000 blankets, and many w agons
loaded with bread and other lit ccssnrirs: and from llano
ver, Denmark and Hicrofn, money.provision*, and troop?
) are Mail * arriving, and Altnna nrnl 'tie near to* Ms hi**c
i Mf*i*tcd to’h< ir utr/of f« M‘*nt
Although the wliolnriiy ol Hamburg in inU rsected b|
ranals, llt< re am no efficient nrcans ol prytfbftng a coo
mm.il supply « | writer, ns from Inn anscncs of locks lN
canals Ic o u comparatively dry w itb ths recoding of ll»4
lido. 'I tiers is h large reservoir to ruppiy tho city st
low water, hut it in no ways adequate. j
At thu time of the fire the re w ere 150 Mail of usdt
it the t, and all the crews came ashcrc, and with tin*
gruiimt alacrity worked at the? enginm, Mnd otherwise
I sist* d III extinguishing tho flame*.
I'lic con flag nation has drttn>ynd rather mot's than S
f..tilth part of the city, bn far ns extent i* Cvnrern
o»l, Imt viewing the illative* imjHjrianee of the tliflr.r
ent rjiiortiM i<l the town, the p rtmn that has boon turn
ed toii*»t far cu'.od in value that which haxbtuii preasrv
- d I
\dvieri fr*.m Hamburg, ofthn 11th, state that in
(Ioniil*** away the rums, 100 bodies had already kee®
tonn<I The number of housis totally destroyed wcf•
1500, and 7^0 mure were aw injured as to be wmnhabitax
tie.
\ merlin.' wa .ludd m l.oud«>n on tho yOth for th* re
in I of Hamburg. the l.<rd Mav r pres ding. A larger
i oiumitti e w as :»ji|Hiintrd to fu* eiv ♦ duiiaiioe*.
The llritndi t»ivrrtiinrnt hid sent over a large pup ply
of lent < and blankets, and /lt),UU0, already aubsuriboo/
h id been Bent u\« r.
I he following donations nr«• also announced:-—
The King ol I’mhmi fou given JlMMHJI, and ha*
urdcii I a general cdUctfon to to made throughout thu
kingdom.
The elIV of llerlin Ins given 4l0,0ll0, j
'1 he K mit* of I himnrk l()fi,fiUt) florins.
The tii.uid I tube >d MoeUlt-nhiirg Jvhvvenn, 30,000
florins. ]
The state* of llamvir h ive granted l0U,fXMi dol
lars. . p 0
I he Pit) ol 1 i.mkluit 100,( 00 fli .rin*. j
The niv < l lln ii - on 7.0,000 delta is
\ private 1< tier In in ' nine h. ol i lie II ill inat .plain*
th.it the utnioM exertion* were Icing made fit Ihrliu,
I'laukfort, Aiigubnrp . m 1 m l.mt throughout (itTiianv,*
to eidh et wuhieiipti.iiia for the sufleu r« I v the lain eula ,
mitt us fun nt I landiugli I' vvtiH feared that many of
II • to rn an insnmur e- i. j sinus would be Serb-tody
.i ii I i • no .i d bv tl.il event. It v as said that s coiupa
iy il (2 tint w ill I *o l0,0O0,Ot‘O II riUS.
11amiii in;. W eilm minv morning.
Ih.iveouly tn n uiutk tiiut, S't.ei n v last, things nro
grad null v a ■Miming a tm ir solar mnt l usineea- like aj»
appeamne* Tin* tntnulimnis feelings uf excitement mimI
dr spa i. the elfn t ol the Hinldeii ned surer ping calamity
\\ hull has helalh n uh, .iiv now M illing down: and al 1
though the si me of what vni have I si in still do* ply j
and indelibly fixed in our minds 1 v tin vet nuking m.u* |
and encumbered pathway n that urriMtoiir « yea end re j
laid out step*. \cl grillitudi , f:i-t to our foreign fririieM
ami neielib. i . and then to our trn re foriunato townsmen
and cottnif v ineu, who, in me l» varita s way* and means,
h ive n-» 11■»Idy ia. bed to i ui r« • ue nnd support, is tho
III -t and pieijoriiiimnt N. nlmieiit « I an I Inmhu i ghers; Bnd
tlit'dt .pan t n tln ir I* s iri being tiuiv rrsally suererded l f
a vigorous and < arm t dctenniuutfou to iflcctuslly rw
tm r it.
Tin* i Irni ii" nfilir; Htrc.ts mm pu!.lie thnrmiglilares ii
:»'*iiv#• Iv pi..«;v» *sing 'Tin- Knglish engineers I avc I ii*n'
h vv • i b d I i linn skill and lull in 11« u numinous vx
I H ssh.n of oltlij' iih n 11 in .ill elns »cn, \\ lio !»• xv rj or -
lullv m n. ildc ol Ih<' lot tli.it it was entirely uw ug to
il.i i. xi rii"iiu «d tin«(• gentlr11u n tlml tin* ravages i f tLo
l.i< were atn\ cd. T* uax it m their intention tu blow
i'p the standing remains ot the wrecked churches.
The Prussian troups are still In re. Although ilwaa
« • rtrd that inanv dai:n*» act* of i l.lirv had I v< n tc•* pc -
II a 11 d. I Ii rb'iir in my lm t to o ak* tut nti n of any ; hat
I umloiHiand the rep ilx won not 1 i,l«.umlcd. \Vit| i'ii I
tin Iasi lew days the serous I drufikcUliesi and plumb t
hutc been frightful.
\ HTOUI V\S 1'A\( > II M i
ll strange* contrast w ith tbu scones uf suttoring ftef
t:Vi! nhovii, in i!u» fingiiilievnl dc*cripiiun,in tHa Lon- J
d .n papers, of tho (Jueen’s fancy hall, on the 10th May.
Mi.and Mrs. Kverctt, with tho goiulimifti attached to
nr 1 jtn.n, w .re preaeut, as well us W ashington Ir
’.nn;, win it 11 H.iid deferred “by command” his eh par
1 me for Spain till after tho hn! 1 Tn« London Kvuning
Mail of lit* 1 I tli, gives ties general ac<j< mil -*»
r.ven to one arcustonu d to all the pomp and rt^lendowr
of tlii' Hrilisli Court, as inanitcated cm state occasions, iV
must have excited both astouifdiuicnt and delight; it reah
■/ciI tho liveliest creations if the imagination, mnJ prr
sonled ns it wero the* description of the nncie.nt rhruni
rlers boldly before u*. The dfrsfcc f, as rrnjrlif naturally
1 be expected, were of the* most magmnreiit description,
and those which did not dazzle with their longni/lccura
attr t Met! the e\c by their singularity, or ainua« U the fau■
ry l>> the n ouailitiiess. Ii Would bccpiito use less to at
tempt anything like an ciiuun ration of all the costume*
which deserved notice; lb.e\ were far leu numerous,
and we must eon tent ourselves with noticing such
amongst such a »»ny and I rilliant crowd I rcthly attract
ed tho nth mini:.
Tim 1 ailing feature <<f »!ia ball i tho assembling
ami the Hireling i f tin lw.. t '• urts of A ttnu of Pretagim
(the Iluh lio.'.s <d ('atr.hiie!gr) and JCelw ard and Pbilhppo
(1 Icr !N!rijijity and Prince Albeit.)
A ccp.natr entranco at the Puisne w as sd apart tu tho
Court ul Hi it tuny . tin I Jutlie s of Cambridge assembling
her (hurt m one of’the low ei rooms of the Palace, wliils
the (Jueen and Prince* W'crt, surrounded by a n* *wems*
1 ami brilliant circle, prepared to receive her K *yal lligb
ne ss m tin) throne room, which was altered so far as to
le reader.* much ss p« .-sil le to haimontz with the | e
i tod. Tim throne w as ri moved, and another ere ctrd, to
ped from an authentic h mire, of th4 tune of KdwarJ
III It was hneel, as well as thr w !Sole alcove on which'
the* throne was ('l9re,l, with p'Cnlei velvet, having
! marked on it in gold the (,'roxtn of Lnghnd, tho Cr« s*«
• I St. George, and emblnz .imd shtedds with the arum of
Knoland and L ranee. The stall* cha rs wero what
might he called of the Gothic design, and the throne was
surmounted w till Gothic tracery. At the hack of tho
throne! were emblazoned the Ko\ui Arm* of Knglund in
silver. Seated cm tlim throne llrr Majesty and Princo
\lbeii awaited thr nrii\nl - f the Court of Anno of lint
tany.
Ai hall past ten, the hernias marshalled the proem*
■ *'on I V<» m the lower suite of rooms, mid the Dueheasof
Cambridge appeared in a magnificent Costume, led hr
* he Duke of Beaufort, as Louis XII, equally magnificent,
and followed by the rest of her Court. These were di
, vided hy heralds nod marshals into quadrilles, and
marched in ih** following order: After the U< f:iI par
ty, consisting of [’liner (Spurge. the Princess Augusta,
ke. caivm th«- Highland Quadrille, the (Ireck Quadrille,
the Hungarians, tlm knight* *r» rnphrs. And the Srra
crus, ’l'In m , i*11 reaching the I hrone room, pamd lm
furc the Seven ion. making their eluiisanres, and then
formed them^Fves Ibr dancing, which immediately cchs
metjccd.
Among tlm costumes in the train of Brittany, tlm
I hike ol''Beaufort and the Earl of Cardigan wore the
most conspicuous. Nothing could possibly be murr.ro
, gal than tlm upgearancu of her Majesty and Prince Al
' hert. Among their circle tho Marquis of Normanby frn
armour,) the I)ukr and Duchess of Aypy II, the Earl of
II illsb-rough, tho Dukg of Bueclcuch. Karl de (»icy,
Kurd Biabay.on, and the Unite of Devonshire, were most
ror.spiruoi.s, 'l l.c Karl ol Liverpool apj»eared as an an
rient seneschal, and conducted lor Majesty to tlm sup-,
per room, The Earl cf Chesterfield, tlie Marquis rf
Exeter, Sir Edward Lytton Buiwer, the Duke of ».r
f Ik. the Duchess of Inverness. Lady Frances Sandt.n,
Lord Br.d;a/.on, Mrs. Cavendish, kc., were among those
w hose costumes attracted most attention. •
Her Majesty left the ball room about a quarter tu 2
oVloek, hm dancing was continued about an hour after
waids. . *
The fallowing was tho costume'of her Majesty anrl
Prince Albert;
Her Majesty's costume as Queen VhiHipfuh
The petticoat wasef red velvet, trimrr.id wnfretmine.
The jacket, thoground of garter blur, With a largo pst
mn of leaves woven in it of gold and •inaicnted with
‘ pro»*i i mi**, hanging slecTea lined with trurias.
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