Stnoa we do cot exptot the Journal wtii
muUey
copy our reply, we tender our thanks to it The first was to pay for the war of the Kevo-
for quoting ths law, for the bentiit of its lution tb« st-coud to pay for the second was
iini
readers, which ampiv sustains our position *tll'k|,g'ar»d the thi
i e w i n e a n n
and
Journal
"y lSother, and was
.. then in the family of ooo of the Moruioti eld-
hod an objection.) But tbe genera* pruwia.on i eril be g.ri wis delivered op to ti^ U. ti s^rv
I ., the Mexican war, and the fourth is in a time
•&.
*'naay.v ek
jmiww*
protracted sus­
red to iovs, and
An English "Beiach
in the num-
destroyer count.* up hie victims without dimi-
One of the noticeable and melanoboly
.... fants and children. Parents, poor and rich,
i0Ujj
elnpmher this summer with pain-
,wtit
Cotton is king, even over death itself.
tho
Twe New itepuaiice ia Barspe.
The following item was among the news
brought by the Asia
A
1'aris correspondent says that tbe result
of the conferences just closed shows the ut
ter folly of the Russian war, which was wag
ml to rescue Moldavia and Walladinia from
the gra«p of Russia. The two principalities
i will not b« united in a single state, but are to
have constitutions identioa!, each provinoe
having its own clt-tHivo assembly, which will
elect the llospodars, I urkey having no more
to do with these officinls than to recngoize
their election. The form of government is,
in fact, a species of republic founded on eni*
vers til suffrage.
A
Jist
Taiarrs.—Very many'of our citi-
_. i tens will remember Col. Charles H. Broug-h,
**•**v w^"*wsg» w
li
*frw»athy.
