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CortelponVente. was depicted. When Mexico was first discovered, AN AUSTRALIAN MAYOR'S' FANCY BALL. POLISH ANNIVERSARY MEETING. years after, and causes of war to perpetuate themselves. -Tepseelinaily
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ABERCROMBY WARD DINNER. inhabitants ; and, singular to say, by this very The following " rich and rare" specimen of mayoralty life in The anniversary meeting in commemoration of the Polish destinies of England.-Ever yours,
SUGAR has been taken to a fair extent to-day, cule.tee.
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means the most important transactions of their the antipodes we cull from an Australian paper. It only serves JOSEPH MAZZINI.
Revolution of 1830 was held on Tuesday night in the Hams . India descriptions, consisting of 1,300 bags Beneert, : •
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. empire were, for many generations, carefully to confirm the axiom that- •' mayors arc mayors, and flunkeys ver-square Rooms. Mr. Worcell, a Pole, presided. It had l'irr. J. WATSON stated that he represented the working
Sin,-I perceive in your report of the dinner given preserved. Still the history of a nation thus at 34s 6d - and a small mixed careo of Maceo, I
are flunke 11
ye, a the world over." We hope this racy account been announced that the meeting, which was called by the classes, and that he stood there as an old chartist prisoner
for conspiracy against our sovereign lady the Queen. In , . .
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to Mr. Earle, last evening, that one of the speakers recorded, must be exceedingly rude and imperfeet.
wi'l meet the 'eve of Mr. PUNCH of Fleet-street who will be Polish Central Democratic Committee, would be held with every large town of England he knew the working men, to Se cwt for brown to white, delivere in e e_se oop ,5
fur very low, and 37s to 38s-for grainy ;65 hh
ee2vos to
(Mr. R. Gladstone, I think) gives the borough Carry this art to its uttermost limits and what ' • , the assistance of the English, French, Italian, German, Hun- whose sympathy with Poland he bore his testimony. Of M 1
17s 3d Se cwt ex ship. ~t.
ld • hi
s cou it ac eve beyond giving expression to
• • ' • likely to " give the ball the la t h •"
sop . - garian, Russian, and other patriots. The principal room •M. LEDRU Roemer then presented himself, and was re- o asses, 50 puncheons Antigua have De"
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engineer credit for suggesting the formation ot external events .2 But this alone does not comprise " , The Ball ! the Boeny Ball !! where all was filled by an audience consisting of foreigners, who ap- No sales of Rum tst
tunnels or sub-ways under the streets, for laying a faithful or perfect record. As Dionysius says Who condescend to crawl can sprawl peered to be mainly Of the middle classes, and among whom ceived with general applause. When the cheering had sub-
sided, he addressed the assembly in a rapid and animated IC
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cwte for a near port. efi
the gas and water piping therein, thus avoiding the in the sth book of his Roman Antiquities," If ivr; Upon their toad-like toes, and haul were a good many ladies, manner, using the French language. He began by observ- ted at pr ,
nuisance and expense of tearing up the pavement would desire advantage from history, our curiosity Lessons from out oblivion—.' The Secretary (Mr. Linton) read the address of the Polish ing that for the last two years it-seemed that the course of OFFEE.-A sma cargo of Rio has been afloe
rates ; and 100 bags Saltpetre, at 29s 9c1413? cwt, for 4, .1,,
every time repairs are required. The formation of must not be confined exclusively to facts and events. " This long looked for and eventful event, the mayor's fancy Democratie Committee, from.which it appeared that the mo- events in the world had been governed by a sort of fatality, RICE.-Only 150 bags Bengal are repor
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titre of their present roceedings was the new era which the cent refraction. uCA." .
and that all human combinations had been thwarted bhy
those sub-ways was suggested by the late Egerton But we must inquire into the reasons of them ; ball, came off at the Victoria theatre, on Thursday night last,
zof the Dan bPe b the Turks appeared to be opening some mysterious hand. A short time back th. ere wns t e TEA.-The market is firm to-day, and conutwestere, ,;,.:.
Smith, in the Liverpool Mercury, twenty-five or when of course there was a numerical attendance of all the Fassaee ucl d y dd has been placed at an advance of eel olbon y iy .
enter into the views and designs of those that
or the oppressed an owntro en peop es of Europe. When grand spectacle of all the nations of Europe struggling to
rates. .
thirty years ago.-I am, Sir, yours respectfully, conducted them ; carefully examine the success elite of this far-famed metropolis. ' the people of Poland were established in the full possession of ed °f 'is'y
Nov. 30. OMICRON. afforded them; and neglect nothing that had any " The muster was pretty strong, notwithstanding the attempt
• • of the Chief Justice to smother the whole affair, on the.. trial.o.f their political and national rights, then would this anniver- Nbvehfree ; but now, in Pnland, Hungary,. Italy., andh every- ere dispos , e
At auction to-da 85 chests Shellac w , le •
ere else on the continent, there was nothing ut the
~,.u!r v. Th H - • • sary become a grand national festival. It was for the eldest silence of death. However, a question had been unexpect-
important connection with the enterprises in 1,,_,... 40.8 to 40s 6d, withya few black, at 35s 6d ;70 'a • *'.
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PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. question." And the celebrated Bossuet likewise e erald, when he positively declared trom his and most aegrieved of victims to call to her sister nations, edly raised in'the heart of-Europe by a man-the Czar-who bier, heated at 38s ; 360 bags repac e
*udicial seat ori the beuch, that the city council wholly belied 14 '''
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observes in his Discourse upon History, " That we The hour of deliverance strikes." There was a manifesta- styled himself the Son of God, m the same manner as in
jthe re resentations made of the r s ectabilit and intellieen e boxes Co •e;, at 45s to 50s 'l5O casks Cocoa-01i f°, .
The law of progress is the law of nature, which must not merely consider the ris3 and fall of of thispeitv ; and that in fact it died pnot repreysent in any degree tion of life in the shadow of death, and side by side with the ancient times Heliogabalus and Alexander the Great pre- 8s 6d to 8s 9cl• 500 b s sound at 10s to lls 6d ; 1, ''.
48s to 48s 6d ee cwt ; 200 bag• Bombay Linseed, ' 3'
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law governs alike physical organisation and intel- empires, but must also thoroughly examine the the respectable body of the citizens. Notwitstanding this judi- Poles where me.n who had fought at the Hotel de Ville,
.and tended to Divine origin ; yet history retained the recollection .
meil.i oat Vienna Dresden and Carlsruhe had made kin s
lectital life. Ideas must have existed in the mind causes of their progress, an.d the reasons of their cial dictum, however, his excellency the governor-general being ', . g that the father and brother of this Nicholas both died mad.
do Lir hats to the people s royal will. There were sons What svas required to restore to man his strength and at 50s to 53s Sis? qr ;60 Mei Cloves, at 6ed e, lb; -...
tons Jamaica LogwOod, at £6 ree ton. h 3 fair' : '
before the means of transmitting them was effected declension." We take it, therefore, that the history of course the most respectable man in our community, deter- of free democratic Russia who had entered-into alliance with dignity ? leaither diplomacy n.or c.ongresses could do that, CorroN.-A steady market was supported ey__ hidet e •
through the medium of sounds or symbols, which of any nation, written merely in paintinys niust mined to honor this grand fete with his Augustus and vice- democratic Poland ; and united also in this fraternal eather- but only freedom. ar was imminent, because Nicholas mand. The purchases were 6,000 bales, of ,` :. .
form the structure of language ; and what was ori- be faulty in the extreme, and unfit for any useful regal presence. He accordingly made his appearance at the ine of nations were Englishmen who believed in international was compelled to reeain the prestige he had lost by the re- were on speculation and for export. , ,
ginally but the rude and imperfect instrument for purpose, as the secret designs and hidden springs doors of the Victoria where ho ali hted from his carriagr, dtaies as well as in national rights. The season for mere ..
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mitt the-wie were 'going to say chgeers, but more correctly cent defeats of his army. War was also necessary to Napo-
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conveying thought, has advanced to such a degree of the events thus recorded, nay, the soul of ,the words was past. Poland was ready to complete the work leen, for France was exhausted of money, and a pretext was PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S - • •,
spea ing, we s lould say groans and hootings of the asseinbled .
of perfection, that the emotions of one mind can. be history itself, must for ever slumber' in oblivion. which 23 years ago she boldly commeuced. Now that war wanted to place taxation on the richer classes. That pretext WEDNESDAY, 30TH NOY., 1853. ih,
multitude. No sooner did he alight than he was seized on the el per ' .'.
transmitted, with perfect ease, to any other mind In the language of Polybius, the general and
one hand by the rirce of the Sydney butchers., and on the was begun, let them beware of an untimely peace,-let them was war ; and therefore there would be, not congresses, but Beef ............. ..... ...from 54 to el 6; ,:e
that comes into direct contact with it. Nay, not historian, " Without these, history conveys no beware of the wounded wolf, which if not killed would kill war ; and, on the first cannon being fired seriously on. the Mutton. .. . . from 6.t0 i 9 a 'ld,
other hand h a v:ndlor of thr ater grog, and in great state, them ; and the expectation was expressed that when Poland Danube, Napoleon would enter Italy, telling his dear Veal .
only does languaae render intelligible the most ab- useful instruction :it may serve to satisfy curiosity between thisyamiable pair, waseeh-awnded into the grand saloon. " from 7toB it s :
rose again she would have but to congratulate Europe on the brother. of Austria that it was n.ot his
.intention.to take Ita.ly Haddock .from 4 to
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street ideas, but it becomes the vehicle of the most for a moment, but is of no further consequence." "Oh what a falling off was there. How did the ducal house final conquest of liberty for all. - -
refined pleasures. It is an intellectual luxury that The evil became felt, and an attempt was made of Grafton shine, on but we must not anticipate, and from him, but only to hold it, while Austria dealt with Lobsters
The address was read in Polish and in French by Mr. L. Hungary. (Laughter.) What would be the consequences Fresh Pork .
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never palls the appetite, and which possesses the to remedy it. The endeavour was not altogether, we will, therefore, leave our invisible magician who, we assure Zienkowics and Dr. P. Darosz. of war ? The troops of the Sultan wonld either be victorious Bret . ...... from Bto 0 \se
talismanic influence of brightening up the dark neither did it prove wholly, abortive. A second our readers can see through a stone wall as wCII as most folks, M. A. HERZEN addressed the meeting in French, denounc- or not, and he (M. Ledru Rollin) hoped they would be Turbot ... ..
clouds that occasionally overcast the mind. Such stage of the art was invented, which consisted in ato describe what afterwards occurred. Thus, then, he speaks ing the Emperor of Russia as the oppressor of Poland, the victorious. (Cheers.) In that case he believed that Hun- Soles
has been the character of language for several variety of signs made to represent invisible objects. from his oraculum :-‘The recherche collection, gathered toge- aggressor of Turkey, and a man without any great capacity gary and Poland would become free, and the moment that Cod Fish . . .from 4to 11
thousand years. The human mind, in its bold and These were termed hieroglyphics. Intermixed ther on Thursday evening, was well worthy of our civic chief, or talent. He alluded amid cheers to the cause of :the took place France would rise as one man in defence of right Fresh Butter.. .
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untiring researches, has discovered wonders in the with the historical paintings of the Mexicans are no les.s a personage than the Right Worshipful Doney Egan, Republique demoeratique et soeiale, and coecluded his address and justice. Supposing, however, the Turks conquered, Salt Ditto
free.
Esquiruni, (the son of Moheen,) Just-ass of the Quorum et hy expressing a desire to see Poland independent and Russia and Nicholas victorious, then Na.poleon would propose to Eggs . .
heavens above, and in the earth beneath, and to befound traces of hieroglyphic characters. This . .from 86 to Pef est'
Cockulorum and moreover no Justice Shallow who by the
in the waters under the earth-has, by aid of is a more refined species of painting, and had been . , , . him to maintain the despotic principle in Europe, and the Potatoes ...... ...................from 1 to 1 4 Pc' is
way presided. Happy Dan !In purple and fine linen thou mr LINTON asked why an Englishman stood among re- continental blockade would be the result for isolated England.. Filberts.... ... from 26 to PCre Ve
science, numbered the very stars that stud the fir- advanced to an art in Egypt, where it was most
didst appear ! Thy h h e r ;
roees -ere.t o. erm.ne, encased a judge-a ftt • kf E se da n -hi - •..•' - ' • •
gees to spea nr uropean rec om . -ecause, we; e What would the classes of England then do ? They would Grapes, Foreign. . from 10 to 1 a ,i, '
marnent, computed their distances from the central- studied. Pictures delineated the resemblance of
, good judge, too-at least, if not so, why should Bung. the pub. there were men in England who held the faith of Milton tkt de ocr s that whether the Turks were victori- " Enelish from 3 to
orb and called them all by their names. Like a external visible objects; hiero 1 bi
g_yp__cs Painted iiim- iican, lead us astray with silly day dreams ? Rotten cork retire ! and of Cromwell, England would not be divorced from . a e o m
ueacy ; o
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ous or conq re .
d lib d b h 1 F 1 a - •
, erty to the worl must et e resu t. ow s. .. .. ...from 2 6 to 3 Pe' 4
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skilful unntnmi.at, it hae dieoeoted. nature, aud laid slide objects by analogies taken from the external and let me cease to purvey under thy kindly influence to my Europe. If England would s kth t •d " "
. pea a one . woi war, (Great cheers.) Ducks
... .from 36t0 4 h
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bare her occult mysteries-secret springs of action- world. Thus an ant was symbolical of wisdom ;an imagination's fond delight. earnestly, the hopes of freedom would be sure-war against After a few words from M. E 'Staniewics, a Pole, thank- Chickens ..
profound workings, and hidden life. The etern.al eye, of knowledge ; and a circle, of eternity ; which "At Fight o'clock, every snob who could ' raise the wind,' the Czar, against despotism, against wrong, If they were ing the auditors for their presence and sympathy, the pro- Geese..... ...... from 3 to 66 :,
laws which govern her have been detected. The has neither beginning noe end. The Egyptian A and (don't let it be known) his worship has heretofore been in to take Richard Cobden's word they would abandon their ceedings, which had been conducted with the greatest Turkeys •• . .... from 36t0 8 i cost `ll
earth has been penetrated, and its bowels torn is derived from ahoin, an eagle, whose symbol was A. a calm,-at this hour,, we say, every snob who could raise the duty. With a court which was publicly kin and kind to unanimity throughout, concluded. Rabbits. from 19to 2 2 Pe' use
asunder, to administer to the groWing wants of After a considerable lapse of time, the hieratic wind, or the dust, stalked forth, and every vehicle that was pro- every ra3cal royalty in Europe (applause), with such vice- • Strawberries ..from to Per filsO, ~s-man.
man. The " great depths" have been explored- mode of writing, consisting of twenty-nine phonetic curable was in demand. Hair dye, scents, pomade divine, ' royalties as Aberdeen, Palmerston, and Russell, petty in- " SPORTING" ACTION. Asparagus . from to Pef.,h j \lei!
bear's °Tease tallow candles and soft sea had see to a remium. treemers who had not the manliness to be an thine exce t
continents discovered - distance all but annihi- letters, was invented by the Egyptians ; yet for e , , . I), P 0 , . . y o _ p
HADLAND V. PRICE. ' Cucumbers - ... . ...from 1 to ete•ser N'
Heroes of the sock and buskin had advanced a peg or two, and the tools of Austria and the Czar it would seem consistent e. *,
lated-whilst thought is transmitted with a rapidity some reason or another the priests still adhered Mr. Edwin James and Mr. PetersdorE appeared for the Gooseberries . ...from to Pc' e.)' sse
barbers had been sublimed. The streets were crammed with that the whole land should be cow' ardly to th I
e core. t was
that baffles conception, "like the lightning flash to the old system, and we believe still do. la'ntiff • and Mr '
p i . . 0 Malley and Mr. Power for the de- Peas
cabs, and bayonets bristled in the dingy air. Policemen rattled peace-moneering shabbiness (bravo) of one kind or other ere 1%;,41s
which suddenly lights up a hemisphere." Still the Most likely the objects they desired to promote fendant. Currants
to and fro with clashing sabres. In fact-to be prosaic-the that had made Eneland seem nothing but a nest of sorry " Red..
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human mind is progressing. Every fresh field of were to shroud their learning, and give to their whole affair brought b 1
-ac.c to recollection the tales of Quatree vermin. 0
This was not a nation of dastards. There was an This was an action to recover the possession of a horse
hich th 1 • tiff claimed as his o - b t hi hth def • Cherries
ep am uw c e en- e -from to P /
discovery but culargco ito eapacitico, and isti- religion a more mysterious aspect. -Some have Bras. The Duke is dead-but Broomfield lives, said we, and honest heart under the worst coat of English working men. dw nt • • hhd h. lf wil'
rouse from 46 to Pelle , e 4
isted that e a unse bought at the Rochester u
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mulates its powers. Nothing is too lofty for its asserted that the hieroglyphic desciiption oon we joeged upon a borrowed moak, fit record of the evening's He challenged contradiction to the statement that their Stbl t Th lik • H .from 20to 2 9 eac der ev,
ambition-nothing is too mean for its regard. writing was the invention of Egyptian priests. history !!! voice was unanimous for war (cheers)-for war against ;the end Chatham races, in ep em er as . ere was ewise ares ...
a claim for money had and received by the defendant, to the Apricots .... .... . .from to per
from the lowest depths of earth it soars to the top- Doubtful, however, as this appears, one thing is " IsFoni the
.theatre, which had been prepared for the oc.casion, Czar and for. European freedom. Every patriot soul in Eng-
, plaintiff's use. The defendant pleaded that the horse was Pines, Foreign . . ...from to eat, 011
t that the Greeks when first the had a continuous line of carria es could be discovered mann be. land he believed w
most heights of heaven. And as the eagle looks certa.n, s , y g ) g „as anxious for that war. If our rulers not the horse of the plaintiff, and traversed the allegation of " English from 56t0 6 8 Per
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with steadfast eye upon the burning sun, so the intercourse with Egypt, found the priests addicted yond Bathurst-street; and many the curse, not loud' but deep, durst ask the nation's will, the word " war" would be so ro° \
money paid and received. The plaintiff was a licensed Pigeons
soul of man gazes undauntedly upon the dazzling to this mode of writing in preference to the other ; elm met our ear from jarveys highly primed. The stag was thundered back, that thereverberation would shake them from vicemller in Poppin's-court, Fleet-street, and the defendant Partridge .
r b le
here-all there-
and awful throne of God! No limits can be set to and for this cause they gave rise to the assertion t . their scats. " 'War "-he kew as well as Cobden or Aberdeen, carried on busmen as a farmer, but also took in herses to Pheasants ..from 7 to 8 6 6,,.).
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the mind's unfolding. Therefore, where it will ter- which has been made. The Phonetic and the . And him Lord Byron's sole adopted son. what that meant. He knew that it meant war against Auseria train, at Cheddington, in Buckinghamshire. Both the parties Black Gaine . ...from 6 to 6 6 0
minate we know not ; and its final achievement Demotic formed the rude running-hand of the His Excellency the Colonial Secretary arrived shortly after and Prussia too, insurrection in Poland, Italy, and Hun- were at the Rochester and Chatham races, on the Bth of Woodcocks
he Ri ht Worshi ful Cate
p re,r ; and -'1 - Is. • E h • h
anon tme " Hoary Lecher" gary, convu ion in urope, s attenng t e Czar and,the 9 Pet
none can opine.
• But, notwithstanding all human Egyptian alphabet ; and as it was derived from
itirde As . SeptembFr last, and there a horse named Economy won the La1it5.................. ..... ...from Bto
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hi appearance.—Mr. Egan was at intervals favoured by P dth • •1t• ts f ( t h
ope, an e impena ran o every name- grea c eer-
discoveries and inventions, and they have been the hieroglyphic, it becomes a key to its interpreta- `I Speculation Stakes. The race was what was called a selling Snipes ... .......from 7to ea' ~,,
Mrs. Keith Stewart's arm and countenance, very much to the ing)-the enfranchisement of all peoples. It meant a Po- •
manifold and beneficial, perhaps thae of language tion. Champollion determin.ed the meaning of race. This was explained to mean, that, after the race the - eett e $
chagrin of Mr. Mick Cohen who went in Odd Fellow's attire, lish nation and a Russian nation; it meant that Germany horse was to be sld t th h• h t beld b h '
o o e ig es 1 er, ut t e owner 0 e N
LONDO.N PRODUCE 11.1ARKET.-YF-9 t pre 0 k.
may be regarded as the greatest, 1
•nasmuch as all 140 of these characters out of the 800 on the
, as well as to the annoyance of his neighbour Mister Jolly, the should be rid of her hydra-headed monarchy, that Mazzini would not receive for it the full price for which it was sold, S •W t Indi •t • 1 512 hilds a- D:11;0 '
other advantages would be comparatively insignifi- monuments, by means of his phonetic system. butcher who in disguise represented a gentleman-freemason. should be again at Rome, that France should be gloriously but only the price set upon it when it was entered for the ugar ._es _ a pie ,sa es
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cant without this. "If (says Emerson) the tongue In decyphering hieroglyphs, human ingenuity 1i" It would be inflicting au unnecessary chastisement on our avenged for her present ignominy, that England should race ; the difference going to the racing fund of the place. raotes.. Refined less wanted. Brown lumps,enisc . kek,
had not been framed for articulation, man would still has gone no further than proper names ; but even readers were we to describe the characters personified hy the be worthy of what England was. Would he .were trem- It appeared also to be a part of the custom that the horses F gn quiet, Cuba, 31s 6d to 36 ; yelee",oll ,S,'
33sre6id to 38s 6d. Coffee :No übli sales. De- •Itsi Ai '1%,"/h
be a beast in the forest.' Indeed, the progress of in these, much useful and interesting knowledge individuals present, beyond many of those who played their pet-tongued, that he might, raise through the land were weighted according to the value put upon them when sold. Native, 47s to 47s 6d. PTea e•
Demand bril dr, ‘,41.4
scientific knowledge has been, in part, attributable to has been obtained. parts to perfection, anion; these m.ay safely be enumerated Mr. the cry " God speed the European republic." This anni- entered, so that a horse entering as of small value would 1 • neng3 P \
nary Congou, ls 3ed to ls 4d. Rice : - 130 4
the perfectipn of language and the spread of letters. Another effort was finally made to render writing Wedderburn the wiue merchant, who complains of havin had versary, meeting was held in London ;he should sa "Ma
Y., .3' have to carry only a small weight. After the race on the 14s 3d to 15s 6d ; for white Madras, wanted,,of t,
The sun may shine with signal splendor upon a more simple, intelligible, and universal. Arbitrary h. k •k d • Ai L'h Is H. Nich I I g
bis poc et plc e , and -re-ar e . o s W.lO With a the next be held in Warsaw." (Cheers ) Speculation Stakes had been run, and Economy declared the
Mr. Ruge then addressed the meet•ilig in German, Dr. 15s 6d. Cotton quiet, prices unchanged. l• ei4e,us
lack face most admirably represented his—
charming- landscape; the stately flowers may bloom marks were invented which, unlike paintings or "on at the wimune ost
, . victor, that horse was sold by nucti .
p Darosz in French, and Dr. Rouey (a Hun • 0. P , P.Y.C., 55s 6d to 56s on spot. ee I;
" Another customer who flashed about in great st '
yle like a ' garianosin and the sum given was 65 guineas. The question in the • - esee.o Actiq
in rich luxuriance and pleasing variety around ; hieroglyphics, bore no analogy whatever to the English and in Latin.
fiery meteor, but whOse erratic motions we were unable to cause was, to which of these two persons, the plaint ff LONDON COLN EXCHANGE.-Y°"-ier te
nature may clothe herself in her most fascinating things signified. Suc .
h was the mode of expressing
. ... . follow and consequently could not ascertain his ' local habita. The Secretary then read a letter from M. Mazzini, stating
garb • the picture of beauty may be perfect ; but ideas adopted by t .
he inhabitants of Peru • and t ' that nothing but illness could have prevented him from or the defendant, the sale was made. For the plaintiff at fer'• Pe '
_ Wheat continues exceedingly dull, but Cot ••1
e , , non, or his name' was discovered having concealed beneath his evidence was given by the plaintiff himself, by one of
what pleasurable emotions could such a scene such is the enchoria ,
1 mode of writina to this da • ----
r, Y shining vest, two pistols and seven forks which he had t • but he was hoarse neuraleic feverish
being . presen ,l kh l t
't • h' ' ~ , the racing correspondents of Bell's Life in London, and- Foreign unchanged Other articles all flat es •4
h• h b h till • • ' ' '
awaken. in the heart of a blind man ?He would in use throughout the . vast empire of China. unconsciously, of course, purloined from the property-room of coughing, unab etota e t c eas par in t e proceedings. by a clerk of the Newmarket Jockey Club, to the wlc roug t f prices.
g his way in darkness,
.although amidst sur- Every siogle character employed is significant of the theatre. He was kicked, and let go." He expressed his confidence that one of these days they effect that the plaintiff had been the hig • 1.
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80 It°
brOpe hest bidder, but ee 00
finite idea Hence their number has been Such is the account of this wonder of w nders Nle
rounding light. And thus would it be with man ade . 0 , N 'eh has would conquer together. He urged them not to narrow th t when the biddings were closed he found he bad but ' SALFORD CATTLE MARKT:T.-106,r
the tiestion to the roportions of an interest. If they a bli dt b th b 1 Cows I 792 • h 00 Bf4d to ? tb
in reference to scientific advantages, did not lay.- estimated at 70,000. The number of characters been furnished to us by our ' magician,' and as we know him 43/. in his pocket, and he was o ge o orrow e a ance, „ s eep, 6.4 . ee ,
resiod
s eke(' of duty they welt sure t h th • 1 res ended 5,1 d t i
guage open his mental vision to the beauties and contained in their great dictionary amounts to to be a chip of the true block, we can assure our readers that ;
omer appr . P 23/. 55., from the ,
defendant • who was standine by • that 4 0 d ; calves, 541 to 6e-id.
tiol; there es•.s still in the he:rtsavo E glish states- e " A rather heavy igarket • • • • ris
sublimities they -so powerfully reveal. We are 43,496, whilst in the works of Confucius we can they may depend upon the account he has furnished as being the plaintiff not then wishing to appear as the purchaser of , , best descnptio et
man a spark of that fire which burntryin the h arts of s ' s' -- • • s aoove prices. Other sorts rather difficult to L...• .
satisfied that the benefits language confers are not discover but 3,000. This forms no slight disad- extremely accurate.
Milton and Cromwell. He recommended that they shciuld
e the horse requested the defendant to give his name as the is )•
.-"' M.l' as, ,
duly estimated. Like the blue arch of heaven, they vantage, as it becomes an insuperable barrier to be told their actual duty was war ; and let the war be the - • '
purchaser'• that the defendant did so, and afterwards refused ete to' ' -
EDINBURGH MARICETS.-Yese .te 0015 4
-the m •ess of science and literature in that exten.- DEATH- IN THE PULPIT-The W rceste
have grown familiar to us, arid we look upon them Pgi o r S.py states that the war of England, not of Lord Clarendon and Lord Aberdeen. to give up the horse. It was also stated, that on the same
day the defendant admitted to different persons that it was Coner.-We had a small sifpply of erfl`epriet'
without any great degree of wonderment or con- sive empire. We have heard one of the Chinese Rev. Seth Alden, of Lincoln, United States, while supplying The following letter was then read from M. Mazzini, who the plaintiff who had really bought the horse, but said that mark. The demand very dull for all kirDs' ; es:
cern, although heaven's own halo surrounds. them. literati acknowledge this fact and deplore it. the Unitarian pulpit at Westboro, on Sunday last, suddenly fell had been announced as one of the speakers:- the plaintiff had only offered him half-a-sovereign for his quently declined. ,
•• esse '
15.2'. tic
As we purpose to " begin at the beginning," we •The first lexicon of the Chinese language was bacDk in
Gthe pulpit and instantly expired. TO TEIE CHAIRMAN Or THE MEETING. 0.11 f Cat
trouble, that he would not take that, and he (the defendant) CATTLE. • Supply of sbeep greal,,,,,tbeer 0
shall first of all take a critical survey of the origin, arranged end perfected by PA-OUT-SHE, who lived C. Shattock of Boston, has recently iven ‘' MY DEAR FRIEND —Nothing . but illness could prevent had got an offer of 151. for the bargain ; and that if the week's prices fairly maintainedefees declining.
fourteen thoortgiseand dollars to'Harvard Coll for the" g
fore Christ. Most of the
progress, and perfection of language, both verbal 1,100- years be . ege, Purpose me from attending at your anniversary meeting I 'am plaintiff would not give him 51. (one witness said 20/.) he than last week • sales dull, end- F
of placing, on a more permanent foundation, the professorship h -1 • f • h •h• U b * k ,ldt"k t th h rse In the evening the defendant ' -----------
oarse, neura gm, evens , coug ing. na le to ta e tho Ns ou slc o c o . /
and wiitten ; and next, advance to the- consideration Chinese characters are rude hieroglyphics, not at
of Morbid Anatomy in that institution." least part in your proceedings, I would only prove a trouble sold the horse for a much larger price, and on the following ___________-- - el•;10,44
Gleeessee.eareeseenieETS.--Yeereeph .
of printing, and its effects on literature. all unlike our signs of the Zodiac ; still Morrison An Irishman comparing his watch with the town clo k
c' to the bystanders. lam however the loser. Soul, mind, day the horse won the West Kent Stakes. CORN.—Little passing in the trade durine te 01
ised a ainst them- b
It is said that there are 587 langua3es and dias has refuted the obijections ra hg h .
y burst into a fit of laughter. Being laughed at he replied, " And affection, you have me all, We have stuck our flae to the The defence set up was, that the defendant had bid for prices are barely supported. The same inactavite •ei
lects in Europe, 937 in Asia, 226 in Africa, and the Western scholars, and affirms tat it. eyre more how can I help it? Here is my little watch. that was made by mast, some twenty-two years ago, since the first day ot our the horse on his own account, and that it was at last knocked to-day, the sellers were disposed to submit to a anosic?
extraordinary number of 1,264 in America; making impressive than alphabetical symbo si
tetcording Paddy O'Flalierty, on Ormond Quay, and which only cost me
proscription. Old in years, not in spirits, we still hold by down to him. That he had but 23/. ss. in his pocket, and le boll in Wheat, which reduction, however, tieelt, 0
a. grand total of 3,014. The transition of language to Sir Richard Phillips,. " there are sfro,nr,. reo,seraci five guine.as, has beat that big clock there a full hour and a A
-brothers as ever, brothers for ever. Poverty, deceptions, had been obliged to borrow the rest from the plaintiff, to and applies more to new than old. Flour sol , e fee,
is referable either to an indefinite antiquity of blances between the Egyptian art o Ns ritin, an quarter since yesterday morning." Basle,' .049
betrayals, schisms, and feuds, all the bitterness of a leng whom he would have paid it back the same evening, but le barrel and sack under previous rates. .
aseey
nations, or to distinct races of men. Powers of the Chinese, but the latter is more artful than the
.4. waggish member of the Rhode Island legislature plumes exile, all the curses of prevailing materialism and indite that the plaintiff claimed to be himself the purchaser of the and new being ls le boll cheaper. Little ce
,u,eto ,e
voice are as natural to man as to animals and former. Both, in effect, have an ideal and syllabic himself upon the " wise legislation" which he says has settled ference, have assailed us by turn. .But we, thank God:did horse, which the defendant from the first utterly denied to PIG IRON.-Market flat to-day, at 78s ba
a ti
er
birds ; and there is every reason to believe that power, and also a phonetic or alphabetic pow . the liquor question in that state • a com remise to which both not flinch. We have spurned the devil and his temptations. be the case. The defence on the point of the sale itself was without finding buyers.
sides have agreed, viz. :-" The 't
m P I ot the
e perance men lave g Vi, 11/
the border tribes interchanged their sounds. This last seems to be the application of a principle We :have - seen our beacons one by oue disappearing, sustained not only by the evidence of the defendant himself, -- 10'4
Maine law, which is a'l they want, and every body else has
Monosyllables were undoubtedly the sounds origi- which they developed to other nations, who sought ho believed that he had DUBLIN CORN -EXCHANGE -Tuesnel, cl• 'i
and darkness prevailing all around us. But our guiding but by that of the auctioneer, w , •
_, eels Ds
nally employed ; from which subsequently sprung only to assimilate sonnds, and hence arrived at the P y
lent of rum,
Th 'IV 7 ' which is all they want."
star was on high, far above all temporary events ; and we knocked down the horse to the defendant, and who received At our corn market to-day the supply u. ioley, ,
e as sington union contradicts the story that the Prese never missed it. There was no darkness in our soul, the money for it from the hands of the defendant. wheat was small, and of barley and oats rather, , seed'
syllabic compounds. Hence all the fundamental alphabet without its
,hieroglyphic, ideotic, and . its
dent had appointed ex-President Martin Van Buren the umpire Despair is the darkness of the soul ; and we could not despair. Mr. Jones replied, and contended that all the evidence for considerable quantity of the two latter was 9:50f ,r,,'S7 ,
tongues are monosyllabic as to generic ideas, and syllabic machinery.' . Precisely similar to the
n our side, to settle disputed points in the commission on We had long ago clung to things immortal ; God, duty, the defence, except that of the defendant himself, was con- quality. Wheat fully supported the currenel`tojedlibi`Toi,
compound species and varieties.°Such is the princi- Chinese characters are the figures employed by o . .
- • I • b • 1 ' h b I
ple upon which the Sanscrit, Chinese, Welsh, Greek, om se ves to repi esent num els, w lic , yt le way, British and American claims, now in session in London. If liberty, self-sacrifice, ever-livine.and-progressing collective sistent with the plaintiff's case, for no doubt the representa- Prime barleyand oats were scarcely so dear, anus sale 1 ';',ll ,
made, this selection is the act of the commissioners, as they alone humanity. In that common fabith we had grasped each tion made at the time to the auctioneer wase that the inferior qualities of both were very difficult etches , ,
Hebrew, German, and other languages, are formed. we have derived from the Arabians, as the Saracens are empowered to choose the umpire on either side. other's hands, and no darkness could make us loosen-the defendant was the purchaser. That representation was, pressed at a reduction of 6d to ts ei brl. "e.
Dialects have arisen either from the structure of brought them from their country into Europe in
PRESERVATION OP FRUIT. '' Take buckwheat chaff, 'and grasp, and nothing will. Depend upon me, God has blessed, however, explained by the other evidence, and the evidence 38s 6d to ees ; red ditto, 36s to 40s• barlV' reilir
the vocal organs, the power of imitation, or dh•ect 991 ; and before the importation of which, letters
place alternately a layer of fruit and of chafe. The chaff is not our efforts, but our constancy, our long-kept brotherly of the racing correspondent for Bell's Life in London, and 12s to 17s 6d; malting ditto, les 6d to '2OB 6%itte, '6,l'
corruptions-perhaps from all these causes ; and were used for • the same purpose. Each cypher 1 e T
,iget. en case you wish to transport your fruit a great distance alliance. In Savoy, in Lombardy, in Rome, whenever the clerk of the Newmarket Jockey. ClaN as tO what the to 16s; oats, white, 12s od to 15s Od; ditto tai 1:1001
what they produced usage perpetuated. denotes a specific object, and has no connection it not only preserves from b • ' b f ' f t i
rinsing, ut a proo against ros , 1 there has been a summoning for us to act against 'lies defendant had said at the moment in their presence was to 14s ; rapeseed, 27s 6d to 298 6d; oatmealee 0
In thoir primitive state words bore a nearer re_ whatever with words. To people of various nations used liberally." and oppression, we have been ready to perish together. wholly unanswered. 16s • bakers' flour, 22s to 265; Indian corn, I'
semblance to the things represented than at pre. and languages, such figures are perfectly intern THE EMIGRATION or 1853 TO CALIFORNIA. - The Therefore. sib shall, one of these days, conquer to- . P
Lord Cam bell summed up the case as one of conflicting 40s'to 45s 6d.
sent. In consequence of the amplification of lan- gible, provided they agree respecting their adap- aggregate to the 15th of August, presents the following result:- gether ; and, mean „1 . d cl. f h 1 • iff
while let our souls in this commemora- evidence and the jury returne a ver ict or t e p aint , . • 01,
eie
ter ete
____
xl h considerably deviated from their tation ; and hence it has been thought that a uni- Number of males, 9,909 ; females, 2,252 ; children, 3,058 ; tory evening, renew once more our adiance. Through da ' b. t t dd t• f 23/ 5 -
mages 105/., su jec o a e uc ion o . s.
guage woi s ave
OCEAN POSTAGB.-It is said that the postroloiteee
primitive roots. Still in most languages we yel dis- versal language qould be framed upon this prin- 11 my feelin sI do commune with ou all m roscribed
horses, 5,477; mules, 2,190 ; cattle, 105,792 ; sheep, 48,495 ; a e . . Y . ~ y P I will recommend a reduction in the rates of oceal. P00t,:,:/
brothers and, spite of bodily absence, in faith, hope, and a The Northern Whig reports a new case of Asiatic cho era
ra..y.
cover- words whose sounds bear a degree of coms- ciple, i. e., by speaking to the eye instead of the ear 3 708 • Of this number as we understand the re ister
wagons„ , , g . , , ii The arrangements which he has made with f 7 l
pondence to the objects they are intended to repre- of nations, just as the notes in music. 1,661 males, 762 females, and 1,085 children, were destined nrm determination of carrying on to the last the sacred ,in Belfast.
An eel nearly two feet long was found on Tuesday in the states, , o ee
by which the rates of postage by the was , 6,
sent, and which afford a more natural expression lON. for Oregon-making 3,507. struggle for truth and liberty-for the emancipation of
our own countries, and for the still higher aim-unity of water-pipe of a honse in Prince;s-square, Glasgow.
' ' have been materially reduced, are eenerally bell'''
'
of the things sPecified. According to some French (To be continued,) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, U.S.-According to the census re- m •d I d h dd t Pl• h C 1 On Tuesday, an elderlywoman attempted suicide in Glas-
anion . sen a s ort a ress o your ois entre •lad I • Per' '/
over all Northern Europe. -Ph e phsa Pa
___., ,
. turns, the number of whites, in 1850, was 38,027; free colored, -rr',f,
writers, language was altogether arbitrary in its e
Democratic Committee. Perhaps you will be so good gow by leaping into the Clyde.
;rig' 01
SP 0 R TIN G . 9,973; total free population, 48,000 ; slaves, 3,687-total
origin. The Stoics and Platonists, however, enter- as to read it to your countrymen present. And as At the Wolverhampton county court, on Saturday, Mr. THE NORTHERN DAILY ••• ,k______lsyg_,
population, 51,687. The area in square miles is sixty ; number
tained conflicting opinions on this matter ; the
BETTING AT MANCHESTER.TUESDAY. of inhabitants to a square mile, 861.45, or more than six times to the English sympathisers who will be in the room Megevan, bailiff of the court, proceeded against his late Is Published every Morning in LIVERPOOL a".. '
former asserting that language was merely a corn-
There was a thin attendance to-day, and business showed that of any State in the Union. all that I could have said to them about the actual moment, clerk, Mr. Cox, for monies received and not accounted for. simultaneously, and thefollowing are the rates and
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bination of signs; the latter adopting the idea that very little improvement on our last, the only new features , and about the precious o ort
LIGHTNING V. GUNPOWDER.-A new invention has just • • • unity for reviving an active, The sum claimed was 36/. The defence was that certain
PP
- • • h l'lr thd b n aid to the clerk of the TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTia',4O° ,
„fee ,if''
it was formed by some principle in nature which observable being a disposition to lay against Dervish, and to been maths known in California, which is intended to supersede regular, Polish agitation throughout England, will be monies to te i e amoun a ce p
IN LIVERPOOL. OUT OF 1," yr
constructed it upon resemblance, or analogy, to back Ruby and Meteora for the Derby. ' Latest prices :- the use of gunpowder as a projectile force. By the decom- more elo uently said by the friends and collea ues whose court. There was a verdict for plaintiff. 00 i
those particular objects, of which words were the CHESTER CUP. position of one pound of water, Mr. Smith says he can produce t
nam s rcie on our list. But could Ive t g A CENTENARIAN CLERGYMA.N.-The Rev. G. Fletcher,
e a y n ure to suggest Term for In advance On Credit In advance. il
' - h h • t 1t d his 106 year, was announced to - --- /4 I
o you and to your countrymen the course I should w o as jus comp e e
1
symbols. . 1000 to 12 agst. Indian Warrior. (t) a greater amount of projectile force than can be effected by • -
wish to see adopted, I would say :-Stand up resolutely preach a sermon at Hope Chapel, London, on Sunday last. A Year .. e 3 00e4 0 0 43 19 0
.t's 1
'rile following is a synopsis of the number of 1000 to 12 - Joe Miller (t) one hundred pounds of the best gunpowder, and that by means • s - • k A 7
on the high ground which befits our cause and the fran N -CCLESIASTICAL PROPRIETOR.-The Right Ifev. DT. Half year .. .'1 11 6 .42 2 0 el 18 0 S
words in ancle-+ end modern languages ;.-- 1000 to 10 - Julia (t) of the new agent, each gun of a frigate may be made t d l• •
o C iver straightforward men whom you want to become its sup- Denvir, has been a purchaser of estates in Down. He fills . il
Hebrew contains 1,700 radical words. 500 to 5 - Robin Hood (t) a broadside of one thousand shot in a minute. This, we porters. Do not narrow the question to the proportions of an the office of R. C. Bishop of Down and Connor. Qua;ter .. 40 se 641 5 0 ose 6 i
Greek 50,000 words. 500 to 5 - Crusader (t) • suppose, must be put down among the useful inventions. interest. Speak to them of duty. Your are sure of having THE GREAT NORTHE'r: V. THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE. The
I Single Pal''' Bily,
Spanish 29,000 „ nen to 5 - Tom (t)
1000 to 10 - mese beeeee (t) DISCOVERY OF SILVER AND OTHER MINES:. It is stated
that a silver mine has been recently discovered in Stanley •
your appeal responded to.: There is . still lurking within argument . .
in this caue, i i the Court of Exchequer Chambers, Single Papers 3d.
Wl°. 01`i
Subscribers who do not pay their Subscriptions w „os, 0
French ... 30,000 „
DERBY. county; (N. C.) which is believed to be immensely rich. the soul of every honest British citizen a spark of the concluded on Tuesday.
days after they become due will be charged, who& Ilied
Italian ...... 45,000 „ 61 to 1 apt. Autocrat (t to 25/.) The vein is bele se be three dllf f t • old sacred fire which burned in the hearts of Milton and SAILING OF THE ARCTIC.-The Arctic, Luce, sailed from credP price for all papers' that may have been suPP l'
an
.a la ee wide, and has Cromwell. Stir it up boldly, and never fear. The people the Mersey yesterday, for New York, at 10, 45 a.m., with 93 period ofpayment. "d,
German - Dervish (t and off) thousands of sheets and lumps of silver ail tinueeh ;s. It iR f h 01/
English about 24,000 „ 25 to 1 - Ruby (t to 700 estimated that the ore is worth from $1 50 to $3 fo •
r eveiy es- se ern Nelson had nci other sneee.h than the concise Passengers and
,ts full cargo.
one -" England expects to-day every on of her . sons to bEACOMBE .h ERRY.-In consequence of the inefficient ADVERTISEMENTS. ~/ oli lil
r Before laneuage had cast off its swaddling-clothes 33 to 1 - Meteora (t to 50/.) eight pounds, but its value has vet to he 4.,11F ,i.v.lnr.a____ . ' „ Advertisers are given the full benefit of the Rep,- Pt/ i
„ale I 0
do lua duty, has not been, cannot be corrupted by the working of the Seacombe ferry-boats, their irregularity, &c., Their announcements are inserted at the following ,':',,,0 0
and attaineea comparative degree of maturity, the 55 to 1 - Old Noll (t) crooked weak immoral policy of diplomacy. Speak to since they came under the present management, a meeting if pre-pvment is made. Monthly credit is . onlY
_A:4,`,l if „4.4
inhabitants of various nations were accustomed 400 to 14
_ _ rim NT.... ___.... .-.1.,,,E,cau kI) TASMANIAN RAILWAY.-From an article in the Colonial ' '
them of duty. Tell them their actual duty is war- was held in Seacombe yesterday, ssreliminary to taking men-
nadvertisers, and an addition of ten per cent. is ch:-.1 foils' 1
-- Times of the 21st of June, we perceive that the Van Diemen's made on or before the 10th of each month. A"'
1114 M Witeetilfit4ed to assist its imperfect ex- THE SCOTTISH CHURCH.-It is said
,to be the intention Land people are projecting a railway from Hobart Town to foe the remed of what th.e -reeidents deem a reat ot
war for the purpose of ascertaining. whether Europe is to.be sur.es y g scale of
given up defenceless to the successive encroachments of des- grievance. Charges for, Single Insertions' 94:i
pression. In the Prophetic writings examples are to raise a sum by voluntar subscri tion amen the E isco- Launceston This reat effair is • •
F p • g , . . conjectured to cost a consi-
al Church of Scott nd tY • P potism, or to be free, orderly, peacefully-progressing God's "AT FAULT AGAIN."-The " cocoa tree club," 64, St.
brought before our notice ; and.. we find those a , o intcrc e the efficiene of that &rabic deal of money which it is ro os a sa 40 1/¢.,
p P .e. to raise by means s d s d
'establishment d eda sr
alt I e Y f ; • 1 ' Europe-war, for the pnrpose of solving once for all the James's-street, London, was broken into on Tuesday night, 12or 3 lines loloor 11 lin 30 1 Wines, 5° -, 's'. oil,'
actions therein spoken of to be the faithful inter-
rr
axlcttesas. ca,,•A u
Eilaiieir rn7isi sy ehe of a soul srteo%nznpany,
.the outlay to have a government A j.t 4.5 ,
diocese of .M.c: problem of ages whether man is to be a passive slave tramp- and a dozen gentlemen arrested under the charge of being 4'0;5 „1612 or 13 „es 36 20 °:r 21 s'. 4'' °'
preters of the passions and emotions which evoked the f tiTzt S tt. hE • f c man
~ _ o esires guarantee t s a cer.tain per centage of interest, the seine
prayers o e co is piscopa hurch, has given as that of the ydney Railway Company In co • • •
led upon by brtital organised force, or a free agent, respell- found in a gaming-house. The parties all gave falsenames; 6or 7 e o 3 153'
„ 2 0 14 or 15 „ 4 0 22, 23, or :4. g A gt
them. Nor did this peculiarity fall into disuse £7OOO to this 'b. t dth b• t. + b •I • • A * nnexion with sible for his own actions before his Maker and his felldw- but the police could not prove the finding of any gaming
.o pc ,an oer su scrip ions amoun. tee rai.way, it is suggestee to carry out an electric teleeraph en. ' • • • ' • • • Bor 9 „26160 r 17 „ 4 6 25, 26, or 27,
.7,
even when the lanomages of Greece and Rome had already to £3OOO. others-war because it is a sin and a shame that inter- implements, and the parties were discharged. And Sispence for every Additional two l'"•"- Asl
. betwixt the extremes which would, as our contem
..eiseppr el
that attained theirfull development. Cicero tells us AN EXPERT ROBBER.-A small, keen-looking individual, draw the four colonies into rorimit and porary says
p „ y, teed to equalise their ference should'be always allowed to despots, for evil doine• PATENT MACHINERY.-On Tuesday the judicial committee
01 Scale of Prices for Contract Adve.-- ir
. 0
there was a dispute between himself and Roscius, named John Davis (having several aliases), who made his several markets. never applied by the good and free to the improvement or of privy council confirmed the letters of extension of what PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. 1,4/,
the celebrated comedian-in whose defence, by the entree into Belfast, from England, about a fortnight ago, THE CHINESE IN CALIFORNIA..-The Chinese toe buyin ' is known as " Cam bell's atent "or the lon s inning •
g protection of nations.-war, because it is unworthy of Eng- ~ p . p , g p Months ....tr
One Month 3 Months 6 6 p...,
way, he made his first oration, w p
hich roved the was brought up at the police-court, Belfast on Monda
h d •h h • -- ' - ' Amer•can Ys 1
y, up 1 ese s and American seainen for the war. The 1d to stand impassive by a murderous conflict, and to re- patent for the spinning of silk and other fibrous substances.
peat th d fth d " A I b• th is Th hd b •f • d t. 11 b F ench t t
e wor s o e accurse : m my ro e s e same a een in nnge par la yy a r pa en . el 26 or 78 or 15,,
ertiO'''. 1' 1
Insertions. Insertions. I,l_ i 0 i
foundation of his fame-whether he could express c arge wit am committed no less than six bbe •e w • H
a - th ' g ra r" San s rancisco orald says :-" In addition to the ship Hama- ______-_ _ _ ... ____— ,d. 00 i
a sentiment in a greater variety of phrases, or unng at period. The first robber was that of a car et tn we 'earn that
p 0 , , several large vessels have recently been pur- keeper ?" War, because nations die from dishonou hNIt• t b b eht f• f • t
ras muc eis ac ion o e roue or in nngemen . s. d. Xs. d. -€ -," 0 18 I 1
bag, containing several art' 1 f 'y h as from tyanny-war, because it is never too late for expia- BELLE Seuvecre.-YourPhiladelphian correspondent asks ito 3 lines .. I 2 o 215 0 4,, li 6 16 ti 1
Roscius in a greater variety of intelligible gesticu- dtciiens of.r vaez, t e prpeety. of an chased by Chinese merchants, and are now beieg fitted out in fine and an expiation is wanted to the sinful, unprincipled, whether " Blue Bell," " Blue Anchor " &c., are corruptions 4or 5 lines .. 113 0 42 6
11 0 0 5/ 16 4
emigrant naned Terence
lations. Indeed, to such a remarkable length was Magee saw the prisoner takine re baee eforul yeicoi fheT
Yr.dretnhee• tnhis portd tor
Iti,.he opposite coast of the Pacific. They will be unfinglish policy which immoveably saw-nay, lent di- of some other emblem, such as that elich in London trans- 68,7 7orlinioesiin..,B 23 ;00 :
130
00
15 is : r, 4
gesture carried, that it became an art ; entered ,c Teleeraph," , and on inquiry if it ieere his a h avigate .y . merican seamen, but wiii sail under the chinese rectly or indirectly an arm to-the fall of Poland, the formed "La Belle Sauvage" into " Bell Savage." This is 1, re, or 131ines 49 0 11 10 0 !! I: 0 0 °
upon the stage ; and history testifies that, during reiejel g
, of course it is, whose else should it be." The clue
property, e flag. This will enable them to visit Japan and we aro dis sed
to think such is th f hei ' I • Po fall of Hungary, the fall of Venice, the fall of not the fact. The "Bell Savage" on Ludgate-hill was 14,15, 6 2
ori6dline! 511 0 14 5 0 :‘' /
the reigns of Augustus and Tiberius, pantomime was further traced by Magee, who,. we have heard, is called, e phrpose o t r owners. et is said they Rome-war, for the noble him of seeing truth originally kept by one Isabella Savege. A cotemporary For everya dill- 4 15 ° / i
are d •
esirous of reaching Jeddo about the time Commodore onal 3 lines or 12 0 215 0 - I
and right restored, tyranny stopped. in its reckless historian, writing of one of the leaders in a rebellion in the less. ----'-----q le
was the favourite amusement of the Roman people. in the nomenclature of the thieves, the " Antrim Rat- Perr ' •
s squadron h-s brought the islanders to terms -
Alter the barbarous hordes from the North had hunter," and the prisoner was fully committed.-Northern AYPP - H • career, nations happy and free, •God's earth smiling anew, re- days of Queen Mary, says, "He then sat down upon a stone, --
overspread Europe, the character of language gra Whig. EAL (JP THE UNGARIANS IN BEHALF OF TURKEY.- ligious and political liberty enthroned, and England proud opposite to Bell Savage's Inn."-Notes and Queries. AGENTS IN TFIE COUNTooIV
...• - inei° '
Two Hungarians at New York, Charles Rornis and Losis Ashton.... .... .
Mr Kerrigan. PreSt(ol...
..,001., ,
.
dually became changed ; action in conversation SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY, NOV. 28.-The Peninsular Torok, have published an address to their countr men in e'l d ,f 1 •hi mpathies and blessines of benefited COAL AND IRON TRADE -Such a demand for oal wi
an poe er u , wit tle sy e . • . c e
.•th
Birmingham.. Mr. Cooper. Wilittosf`et)
Tell them that had Po- such hi h rates never was known before in those districts
peoples. Tell them these things. g , . . . . . .
E. &C. Mansell. Runcorn. ...... W.A0.#?.,,
and in public declamation became shorn of its vio- and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's ship Iberia, calling on them to adopt preparatory measures foyr offeri n g txhi eei
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lence ; and at present we find it almost altogether Captain Brad.shaw, sailed this afternoon with the usual services to Governor Kossuth for an expedition in aid of T k a ' -•• ' •
Ind been had Hungary been had Italy been, war would by the oldest man living. This is in a great measure owing Burnley Mr. Lutcliffe.
oc/trials- • •• • • EsB.oo;ce,
divested of that peculiar accompaniment which mails for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar. against Ru ur "eY not now be a sad unavoidable necessity, a heavy duty to be to the facilities given by the introduction of railways into Bolton. ....
ssia. They sa.y, "it is our eenv;elion that the time fulfilled. Tell th ' • frf • k• h" 1l• f h 'f ' • Is cl• • 800t1e.... .
g the passengers are Lord De Table em that there is a unity o ie in man ind tis oca Ay or t e transit o it into t e ifferent countries, , „seise ise'seeoes
y and Colonel
distinguished it in ancient times. Expressive ges- A.Vm(ICII- frL' b • Ca tain and Mrs H
1 y e, o is on , . p oward, for Gibral- Turkey,
has come when we should offer the allegiance of um' arms to which does not allele wrong to be done or tolerated without in connection with the home demand for forges, mills, and -6;:0• 77- • •
litlvic! EYarr.... st. lid— .... 1.-.100 OJ.,
a. 010 '
ture is, at the present day, the characteiistic of the whither Governor Kossuth must soon invite us te fol- the conseque f 11' 1 t th h 1• th t f d • t h h e 7.,
e-
—• • M Ctt n
fll •
tar, &c. The carg:o is a ver.y u one, and includes a laree nces amg soon or ae on ewo e , a as urnaces, an ,as win er approac es, every person w o can reu e.... .... . ary oo .
Soulliport.. ..... so
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Italian nation. „ low him to the field, under the fla '
gof Hungary. ' cholera comes to bid us to take care that there should not afford it is trying to get in a stock. 'We aro happy to state Chester.....
quantity of mourning materials, in consequence of the death -• stoesporee• •'• it. OPT, e
After mankind became skilled in language, they - fr t I Th Slt ' HEAVY ROBBERY OF GOLD DUST. R. &H. Taylor. Jar° SO 00?
-Thirty boxes repre- ee abject, filthy, degrading poverty throughout the land, so that the districts are very peaceable, and the colliers are re- "
of the Queen o or uga . e u an, with the home- muted t Douglas.. mrs. Quiggins. wiga,
..... . • • • mrs• stricoo
o contain gold dust were recently shi ed from San
perceived a want, and endeavoured to supply it. ward mails from the Peninsular ports is due at Southamp- achi h
PP war comes as ate ng tat there can be no p.ermanent markably quiet, and there seems a greater disposition on Holyhead— H. G. Huglaiet.i. "
Francisco for this 't • P ' • . woolton• •• ':
.. . .--:-",,1. 1,0,7,s
They made an attempt to represent ideas and ton on the 2d or 3d proximo ; and the Ripon, Captain It ci y via altarna, consigned to time American peace, no mutual trust, no stability of human affairs, unless their part to pay more attention to their work in the early Huddersfield,.. EdwaredßColotyh. wir,,,,,. ... • yell, A, J
Exch Hyde....
sounds by means of certain marks or characters, Moresby, I.N. with the heavy portions of the East India
. anis Bank. Upon arrival here they were forwarded to j'ustiee, right, and liberty are first made the ground for a part of the week. The iron trade continues remarkably i
Macclesfield.... Mr. Shuttleworth ~
11111'
~f
, the mint for coina h •
so that in this way they may .be enabled to con- China, and Mediterrannean mails, may he expected about ge, w ere it was ascertained that two of the true balance of ewer in Euro e And tell them testi to brisk, and as the French traffic uon manufactured and i o ki k ide.
P P.. . , Y, . . . , . p . . p g ~,,,..., .. ..... William essars
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,et,
boxes were filled with bullets and shot ; an adi ' •
'ea robbery beware. War is, to all probability unavoidable. Let A iron is now reduced a still greater impetus will be given to Prescot.
10-ii.
verse with' the absent, and leave behind them the same d.ate. The Royal mail steamship Solent, Captain having been effected, probably when the boxes wcee in transi d' d h • ' - ' d•t P • •1 ' • • •
tu. be, for Go san . um b d d
anity s sake the war the one goo i . nces are stil advancing, which is not to e won cre Preston James Lambert. '' ~5S ss.
records of their history. The characters invented Jellecoe is
, to take out the next West India, Pacific, and eilegi,•oo•l9 f• i',
Gulf of Mexico • All of the thirty were originally of th • 'd h el ' • b ttl f h. h •'• ' b 1 f t h 'd h h • fth t• 1 h
e same size an s ape, and true ecisive aeor a ig principle, the last att eoraw en we corm er tat t e price o e raw ma ena as PUBLISHING OFFICES, }
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in ST.
were two-fold • that is to say, signs for things and - . . mails, .of the 2d of December ; and the similarly branded ; but it is suppo LIVERPOOL, 19, SOUTH Joi , pb, .00
unnoco will be due on the Ist roximo with the home mails sed that two of them were many generations to come. Let it be the war of England, suffered no diminution in pnce during the present year
, MA NC HEST ER,9, Paine ass ST. Aft/
.11)1a- PI
signs for tro;ds ; the former consisting of hiero- b t •
a s 'acted, and others of si ES W d
from the same qn rter Th PU it d Sett s' mail steam- miler exterior substituted in their not of Lord Clarendon and Lord Aberdeen. Let them watch whilst the prices upon the manufactured and pig iron have CIIARL •o• 0-11 I.
glyphics, the latter of alphabetic symbols. The ship Franklin, with (hies free IsTi eYorl: teo the 19th inst , Placsr• UPon close examination, it was ascertained that the closely the conduct of their government ; ancl let them not receded considerably, and are not now up to the standard Printed and Published by
G eral Printule. efooo,
first approach towards writing was made by rude spu"o_us boxes were a trifle larger, and that the brand was not allow English brave blood to be spilt for the mere object of they were when coal and stone attained their present price. • Oxford-street, at hrts ehenjoee_street, Fiet, Lie
is expected to arrive Off Cowmes eown her way to Havre, on
pictures, in which the form of sensible objects Wednesday or Thursday next. ' i a pe.drlect imitation of the genuine. The property was all in- achieving a poor, immoral, transitory, diplomatic contri- Labour continues stillen high request, with every prospect Establishment, 19, Dourt,,GEMßßly
? sum .-New York Journal of Commerce. vance, leaving the evil to grow again out of its root a few , of a continuance.- Wolverhampton Herald. THURSDAY. ii-c,