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That no money appropriated BY this act, shall
be paid TO any person, for his compensation
who is m arrears TO the United States, until
such person shall have sccountsd !o', and paid
into the Treasury, all sums for which he may
be Liable Provided, Jur1aer, That nothing 10
this seclion contained, shall extend 10 balsn-
css arising solely from the depreciation oil
Treasury Notes, received by such person, TO
be expended 10 the public service but, In oil
cases where The pay or salary OF any person is
Withheld, in pursuance OF this oct, il shall be
the duty Of tho accounting officer, il demsnd-
ed by the psr,y, his agent or attorney, 10 re-
port forthwith TO the -Agen, Of the Treasury
Department the balance due and il shsll be
TIE duty Of the said Agent, wilhio six'y days
thereafter, 10 order suit 10 be commenced a.
gsinsi such delinquent, and his securities.
Washington, Mar. 10 1924.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
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Fresh
DRUGS and MEDICINES.

OF THE BEST QUALITY, t uus
FOR sale at the Medical Dispensary Of Or. Josr.
Il SON, No 1873, Thames street, Just north OF the
Brick market. Among which are
The ROSE OINIlfENT ,
A CERTAIN, SAFE. and spEspy CURE for the
IrCH it has bsen used a remedy for III, scaId.
head and for other eruptions about the head, face
and hands. &c This Ointment has never failed to
cURs the ITCH in single instance, when properly
applied 1T rs sursnIoa in quality. and cheaper
than any other composition. for The same purpose, OF
fcred TO the pubIic.-price IS cents per box.
PILLS,
Cfvsrious kinds. and for all diseases - Very suit.
able Physc for every person, 1T this season Of the
ysar.-Prce from 25 to 50 cents per box.
WanteYh'S Madagascar Oil,
for the HAIe-This is used TO curl and perfume the
ar, cause II TO grow, and possesses the remarkable
property oi pREvssTrSo nALprEss. This oil ex-
cells in efficacy. every other preparation for the above
purposes, which has been offered to the public.
II ne7O Medicine for ConghS-and The
Group.
remedy for that terrible disease, the Cyranche
Trschealis, or CRoUP-common Colds, Coughs.
Asthma, Hopping cough consumpiions, and yarioos
pulmonary siiec,ions.--pr 81 per bottle.
MEDICINE CHESTS,
Put up, or replenished, with genuine medicines.
with particular care. Physicians prescriptions duly
attended to
az DR.. JOHNSON, viii attend to the prac,ic of
PHYsIc as usual.
Your TEETH.
DR. informs the ladies' and gentlemen of Newport
and those IN the country. that he can furnish them
with ARTIFICIAL TEETB. sets them on gold, or
otherwise. which will be fitted with great exactness
surprising in beauty and elegance, their former ma
turai teeth .--embrscing all the modern improve
meats 10 the art.
Teeth dressed. extracted, and every other opera.
tion performed on them which tbsr condition admits
Teeth. brushes powders ess. peppermint Of So.
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BOOTS and SHOES.
BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. & Co.

XNiAiNApAis Juiis y w.
Hare for sale ar their Store, NO 95 Thames
Street, aud corner Of Dfarke. Square,
A LARGE assortment Of Boots ard
\ shoes-msny of them just received, and suit.
able for The approaching season.
Among which are -
Ladies' FIRST quality laced and strap walking shoes,
First quality morocco and kid pumps,
Do. black Denmark satin shoes,
Do. colored do. do.
Do. green morocco. u:
Misses first quality black and colored morocco
shoes, A
Childrens morocco and kid boots and shoes Of all
colors. trH
Mems fine calf.skin boots, first quality,
do. do shoes, do. do.
do. morocco pumps,
do. thick shoes, sewed and pegg'd, ..N
Youths and boys Of all descriptions, ,-and variety
OF others, too numerous TO mention. Purchasers
requested to call and for themselves as the
above boots and shoes will be sold as low as can be
bought at any other in town, of equal quality
They keep constantly on hand. sponge and liquid
blacsngs warranted good, or the money will be re-
funded,--aso, boot cord webbing, shoe thread. &c.
N. b. Gentlemen wishing to be fitted from their
measures, with boots shoes will please call at the
store above mentioned and shall be suited at short
notice.
Newport, April 90.
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New-York Hat Store,

No 50, 7hamss.s .street, NeqppOrt, Il. L.
THE subscribers having purchased
II at New York, large and extensive ssoriment
of HATS, selected from the various manufactures
in that city. offers them for sale the most lib.
erai terms-smong them are, Mems, Youth and fan.
cy Hats. OF the most recent fashions.
Their friends, and the public in general, may be
assured that as the above stock was purchased for
cash. they are enabled TO sell as liberal terms as
any store in the state u
N. B. All orders sent win be punctually attend.
ed to. ii. PlTMAN.
sp. 90, 1894. 3w
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yXTHITWELLs Liquid Improved OPODELDOC
w one bottle Of which n parrunfed 10 possess more
than fwice he sfrengfh and efficacy Of he hard
ktnd. This Embrocahon is now universally acknow.
ledged 10 be almost nfsllbe in cases of rheypatis
bruises, sproins, cramb, nnibness stiffness weak
mesa of the neck joins ehiI6iains. chebped hanas
snngs Of insects vegetable poisons e.h rUounds and
for any external injury, either for man or beast
This article is highly recommended by one Of the
first Physicians in the U whose certificate ac.
companies each bottle
CAU7IoNl
he sure and ask for and receive wHITwELL's
OpoDELDoC. or you will assuredIy be imposed up
on. Sold at retail by WIN slMONs, at his house
in Newport, price 3s cts per bottles
Uhere olSo may be had.
The VOLATILE AROMATIC sEufF This high.
" fragrant sernutative (mostly composed of roots
and aromatic herbs,) is ton well known and highly
approved throughout the United States in cases Of
head acne aod catarrh TO need further commenda.
tion--price SC cts per bottle.
ALSO,
1ar0is' Bilious Pills,
An excellent and well known composition in Jsun-
dice. bilious compisnts, want of appetite cosiive.
ness, &c. &c. price IS cents per box.
ALSO,
Detergent Biners,
Uuseful at all seasons. but especially in the spring
Of the year for the same complaints those above
mentioned-They should be used after the use Of
the pills.
ALso-Hch Ointmen,
An infaiiibIe remedy for this complaint, wilhsu,
smell or stain-price SO CHS per box.
ALSO,
DGfy's Eye Wdter.
This article bss been recommended by some Of
the first physicians.
Tooth Powder,
Damask Lip SaiSe.
March II, 1924.
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SCHOOL.

THE subscriber will open Scaoot
j. on the ist Of May, in the room under The
Thode.Island Republican Printing Office. where he
will teach Reading. Writing. Arithmetic. English
Grammar. Geography, Navigation. Mensursi,on,
Garging. and Book Keeping, a,et the Italian method
Of double entry.
The srictest a,'en,isn viii be paid to the tuition
OF those entrusted bis care, and every favor gate.
fully acknowledged. For terms apply e, tlis oh-s
rewpor,, March Is, 1874
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SCHOOL BOOKS.


NrsasTRRs. Athens, and Cummings spelling
w books. EngEsh Reader, Columbian Orator.
Murrsy's Grsmmars alker's Dictionary, Cummings
and Morse's Gcogrsnhy and Atlas, DaboIs Ari,ht
metic. Testamen,s. and every other kind of school
books usually wsn,ed,hy the dozen single, at very
low prices Also, blssk account and record books
Bowdneh's Navigator. and Blunts Cosst Pilot
writing and letter papers Watts and siethodisr
hymn hooks Chvrsh prayer books Bridgewa,er
COLLECTION, 10Th edition s-
.qL.M9A.aC ~ W
Rickerstaf's Rhode Island, Farmers and Chrs>
tsn Almsnacs, for 1924 BY the grooe. dozen sinr
gle.
PIPER M7ACINGS.
One thousand rolls Taper Hangings, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about IS Cts per roll.
RaTS ~
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats. and tho
Boston Hat Factory hats warranted water proof. and
not TO fade 10 wearing. Also, men and youths wa
ter proof cotton. ard cl, hss Just received and for
sale tue Book a,a Hat store, (and at the lowest
possible prices) by
GEORGE WANTON,
.hgentfo Exra Hathaway s,.
Gr Second hand books bought and sold as above,
Nov "a
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CIr The above Medicine rs for sale BY
d. SAMUEL VI. ViNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOrHECARY.

No. 10, FRAMES STREET, &,
Who has also for sale a constant supply Of the
bes; kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs. SIC.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George II. Til
fnghast. John Il Mason, Providence DIR Tibbi,ts,
"Wsrwick Benjamin Batemsn, EasLGreenwich
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbrdge, David Farnum, smith.
field DR. Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little
Rest Rowse Babcock, Westerly DIR Tilhnghsst,
Wexford jeremiah Williams, Warren, Daniel
Brewer. Taanton, (Mass) and the Post Master at
SistersvIlle. May 81, 1898.
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Carpetings for rs cents.
A LOT of handsome English Car
IA pe,ings Cor only IS cents warranted eli
vool-for sale BY r. .i.AWzOS.
go 5, 1894
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29
for
CoUGHs, CO.NSU.NPTI0NS IND .7STRyIia
THIS new and healing balsam bids fair 10 rival ey

COUGHS, CO.NSU.HP7I0.NS IND .7STRlf.a
THIS new and heating bassm bids fair 70 rival ev.
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints of the lungs leading TO consumption,
and even in seated consumptons il has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. II
certificates fron persons Of the highest respectfully.
ny or the gres, and increasing demand for them may
be called proof of its good effects it is proved -
Scarcely case of colds, coughs. pain in the side.
difficulty OF breathing, wan, of steep arising from de-
bly, or even consumptions. but may bs relieved by
the timely use ofths medicine. Every genuine bot
tie has .ft,dersons Cough Drops stamped on it, and
tie directions are all signed by Jar,es .Heien
ts'ese drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty Of breathing, wheezia
tghtuess of the chest. consump,ions and pain IN the
side The aged viii experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous even when the lungs are al
fected.
0T he particular. rs each genuine bottle has
[" .9ndersOns Cough DROPS" stamped it and tina,
each ot the directions signed in writing by Jamea
.'iele-i-no others are genuine.
Price. one dollar for large. and Gy cents for small
bottles
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MARBLE
MON u NJ +. ~ rs,

MARBLE
MON u MEETS,
TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
l. Fire Places and Gr1ve stones, of American
md Italian Marble, blue, white and elouded. for
sale on the Packet what, NRwPoar.
500 pair cf Grave stones, OF the finest
md most sble,Blue Slate warranted superior to
any sold IN this sta,e--Prce Stone fos Windows,
Caps and sills, {Iesrths, Fire Places sbd Steps,
Al III which will be sold a, the Lowest Prices for
Cas-, Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
On long credit frequired
amply to JAMES STEVENS,
Newurr,, March or. P.1inm SRsty.
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CHARTS, SIC.
rs nm. ~. RATHBONE,

HAS just received and offers for SALE at HIS ctore.
head Of Packet Wharf new Chart, cxtendirg
from New.York to Havana. improved by gosesnn,snt
surveys in 1890. with general assortment Of charss
Of the latest surveysBowdichs Nsvigalors, 5th edis
ton American Coast Pilots 10th edition, Nautical
AlmsnacRs for the years 1922 and 1928; sesmcns'
daily Assstant--with a complete assortment af Maui
tcsi Instrurnents-iet,er writing, log and wrapping
Papcr--Quills and Ink Powder.
also. general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery
Cordage and Ship Chandery.
Just received, 80 casks cut Nails, asserted sizes
80 thousand Bricks--20 dox Tile
Ir Cordsge and Cables made to order. and YES.
sells furnished with every article for long and shore
voyages. f& August Ia
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PROVIDENCE BLANK BOOK
MANUFACrORY.
"a vosbo--
T. H. Burnton Agsa.,

ID EsPEcTFuLLY informs his friends
y and the public, that he has recommcnoed
abe manufacture Of blank Books and Book Binding,
IN all its branches, at his old stand J6. Wesmnser
street. sign Of the Imperial Ledger Grateful for
former favors and will be thankful for the smallest
in his ,ine.
Providence, Feb q, 1924
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PRICE 81 l-2 cents.
The character Of this Ointment is too well estab.
Iished 70 require any recommendation.
A fresh supply of the above Ointment, is for sale
"a in Newport, by
S. w. Vinson,
James Taylor, and
Rowland Il. Hazard,
In Providence. by
Dyers & Man,on,
G w. Hoppin. & Co
John Mason. and
Amos Rhodes.
In Taunton, by Daniel Brewei.
In Warren, by Mrs Lucy Burr.
In swsasey. by John Mason.
In New Bedford by Caleb Green.
In Bristol by L. W. Briggs, Co.
Newport, Nov 6, 1923
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PRINTED Asp PuBLIsHHD By
WILLLiM SLNOyNS
xRINTER OF The LAWS on rHR usITID STATES.

Terms Of Me HepubieGn.
Two dollars a year-one half in advsnce.
Price Of .7dperhnrg.
One dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks,
andtwenty-6ve cents for each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion.
or advertisements will be continued tiii forbidden,
unisss the term Of continua be specified.
GTJob Work satisfactorily executed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-15
FROM MEXICO.


The schooner Ann Maria, at Mobile,
brings accounts from Al,arado to the OH
and from Vera Cruz 10 the l2th of April.
~ passenger in this vessel states that the
Congress had dnne very little business
since the meeting. AS a measure Of poll
cy, the session had been declared ptrpetua
aud no member allowed 10 absent himself
undcra very severe penalty.
The Provinces had not surrendered to
the Congress any of the rights aud priv
lcg.s, and do not acknowledge the autho
rity and laws of the latter, except when
their interest prompts them to do 81. The
Provinces make iheir.own laws, levy their
own taxes aud duties, which are enormous.
The government are without money to pay
the soliirry, who were discontinued. In
formation had becn received of the arrival
Of ltnrbdc in London, aud fears were enter
tanned thai he would return To Mexico. A
member Of Congress proposed to declare
him "A traitor and AN outlaw another
member opposed it, aud remarked thai he
had done the country more service than
any other man. Ilnrbide had many friends
in the Country, and they were increasing
la numbers since it was known he had left
Italy. The country was in a state of an
archy, and it was believed by many that
lturhidc could land with a handful of men,
and march to the city of Mexico without
much opposition.
As an evidence or the intelligence and
enlightened views Of that body, during the
debate in Congress, on the form of gov
ernmcnt to he adopted, il motion was made
to pattern after the American Constitution
in opposition tn this, II was said, that,
" al this enlightened day, they had nu dea
of copying after the dark age of '1G "
Two fine vessels, built at New York, for
the Mexican service, had lately arrived,
but the government could not pay for
Them, and they continued under the Anne
rican flag.
\ decree arrived the day before The
Anne Maria left Vera Cruz, by express
from Mexico, prohibiting the expectation
of Specie.
The bombardment Of Vera Cruz had
ceased since the 28th of March.
The British sloop of war Valorons arrl-
we'd at Sacriicos about the ist of March,
and landed mt Nocomho tie three Agents
from the British Government. On their
arrival in the city of Mexico, the Congress
Immediately appointed one of their mem
hers Jose Mariana .Wcbeiend, Minister To
Great Britain, who, with his suite, embark
ed on board the ValnroGs, AT SACRIFICES, ON
the 9Th of April, and was 10 sail on the 9th
for England.
General Victoria commanded at Vera
Ciuz. and had become very unpopular.
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From The RichnDnd Conpiier.
TIAIE

The wise Solomou has said, There IS II
time far NIL things. Ii Is astonishing, III
deed, how many different sorts OF work arr
achieved by tins powerful as"n'.
Time brings into the unrid-and lInr
carries out Of 1t, the whole animated
race,
Time builds np-and. Iiine P9's oo"n
III" noblest ciiirs' and the pf9"aeat h'"''n.
mruls Of human ant
Tune has rromhled Imperial h''"' 10
husband 1'inc has erected Tue pf"'"''
Republic ol tie l. States
Tim" relics the manners OF h"t'o''=
ana ifmccoffnl'' Ileip' II.
Time produces 'he no"''st S'oes' VI W.
most dtslucllst 'yfania.
Tune 'n'ffa'ts-of Il'ne 'ilPro''9 NV
morals nj man. NJ.
mn Is Tue greatest 'pIfaPlo' "''' %
The greatest rei"fmff. ..,,
Tune "nrrusts 'ht worst lnsl'' II =,
the prflndIres OF Aniiqon'y-5'o INV '''s
a' ct ANTICIPATED abuses anu opens Nc"
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get We can Use il as II passes us. II we
use II properly, We can almost exercise ih.
virtues al Paetolns Notwithstanding thu
very sind of tue hour glass into gold
Though We ennnot accumulate heap and
hurdles al ~ nnfrs, M more ihnn we can the
revolutions "f null wheel, vet We can
gather aud lily up for future use. the work
which may be dnue al each successive mi
mute. Thus, IN the eu6rse of Time, w
may store away hord.s Of Knowledge, or
treasures of good deeds. But, five waste
IT, the loss is irfrrnfablr. MOI that at eve
ry hour u man Is expected Ia play the sage,
az Ice gathering wisdom for, the mind,
like the hudN cannot always he clnsely
employed. Occasional and inuncent u
mnscmens are not Ia be despisrd ar neg
lr,ted. They are ST. much saved from thu
w'r'te of Ttn"--and lliry moreover serve
to plume the mind fnr holder flights aud
longer excursions. Such Is thrir best IL
commentator. HuMA.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-15

the y. States and q. Britain, little about
betting on the election nf governor, very
extrhvagant account of militia muster !,
considerable talk about "pf.tty cnfisiaera
bile" clever guess, calculate, reckon re-
markable C'cls about the ship he w,4it to
tue u. States in. the William Thompson,
Thompson, MASTER Thompson, oNnrr,
and Mrs. Thompson, passenger; . touch
II the Sea Serpent quite severe IN the
British tourists IN America, Sc. Steam
boat deck covered with Tufllr his Eng
llsh passenger wished to know whether
they We're mock or reuf Ose orihe Amer
leans wanted Ia know why Nc Impaired
English actors, when we had So much of
the rd@ material.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, June 4.--lsy the packet ship
CANApA, Captain Rogers arrived last eve
ming in the short passage of % days from
Li,rrpunl, the editor of the Advocate has
received his files of London aud Liverpool
papers, 10 the LIST May INCLUSIVE. The
Canada left the harhor on the 9th, but had
no communication with the shore after the
81
The Spanish accounts are to the 18th
April, and represent Spain as remaining in
the same state of distress and uncertainty
with respect to the measures of government.
Numbers of persons continue to be arrested
and imprisoned. The Mobiles were not even
exrlnptrd. Madrid had been set fire To in
four different places at once, but owing to
the activity of the French, its progress WAS
arrested. Each party accuses the other ol
the crime.
\ Ro,aI resolution was published ON the
18Th, iii ecling the decree of the 27tb oi
June, relative To pdcifcationS, 10 br ear
ried INTO full effect II Was said Don Sarz
was to be brought into the administration
again.
The accounts from Constantinople are
to the 28ih March, at which time nothing
of Importance had taken place. -. Peters
hurg letters say, that M.-Ainzlacky 10 or
drred to demand an Indemnity of the Porte
for the commercial losses sustained by
Russian subjects, Of lHte years, hy severa.
iirmans. issued in.that period. No formal
mission will be sent to the Porte, TIL tins
affair is arranged.
A letter of the same date, states that all
differences between the Porte and Russia
were adjusted and the Turks actually reti-
ring from Walachia and Moldavia. On
the other hand, letters received at Paris
from Trieste, state that il is rumored there
that the Holy Alliance have coded one ct
the islands Of the Archipelago to- the
knights of ST. John of Jerusalem, and that
as soon rs the order has established ilsrli
in its new seat of government, 1t VIII enter
into AN offensive aud defensive alliance win
Greece against tine Turks II is asserted
nnslively II Paris, that both NJ. de VIllelt
and ~. de Chrteauhrand have uheqnF"'
cally expressed themselves in favor OF the
restoration of the Knights, which iattel
statement we have strong rrhson3t" hehe''
10 be veil tounded IA Tor the alleged
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-15

Late from .!f,ca.-Capt. Daley, of the
Miles Standi,h, arrived ut Providence
Rhode Island, in 40 days from Africa, in
forms, that there had been general en-
gagemcnt between the natives, the Asian
tees, and the English forces there, under
Sir Charles McCarty, Governor General oil
the Western Coast Of Africa, in which the
Governor was killed, and the army under
his command entirely cut up, with the los,
of 400 men. The Coast WAS declared tn
be in state of blockade by the English
squadron, and the Miles Standish was or.
dered off.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-15

Lottery dnd Exchange Oiiicc, III, Market.
N

Lottery and Exchange oiicc, III, Markets.
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capilll prizes In BORN
THE LAST LOTTERIES Nere sold. aud
WHERE MORE CAPITAL. PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN AT ANY OTHER
OFFICE ~ AMERICA.
Orders fron hny part Of the United staies,
either BY mail Qost paid or private convey.
ance, enclosing The cash or prizes in rny of
The baltimore lotteries, will meet the san
prompt aud punciual attention ms if on per
,onaI application, addressedto
I 7 COHEN, Ir baltimore.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-15

eesslon says the London Sum Of an island
10 the Order, by the Allied Soyereigns, il
Is proh1hly an exaggerated echo of the old
statement respecting cession having ae-
tually been made Ia il by the Greeks. The
Allies have no right To cede II territory
which belongs either 10 rcgenerated Greece
or 10 the Porte, and the rumor /, therefore
most probably without foundation. Ii is
possible enough that the Great Powers
may feel disposed to aequiesee IN the esia-
bllsAfaent ri The knights OF 81. John in the
.Nl.aiNrranean.
There was moi the least probability Of the
termination uf the difference between G.
Britain and the Alg,rincs, whose ports
wire vigorously blockaded. Con,ovs had
hccn granted for the protection of trade
between I.eghorn and the Strails-hut
there was not the slightest risk, as IT was
asccrtained there were no Aigerinc cruisers
al sea.
The Patriot General San Martin has AT
rived AT tlayrc from Bucnos A,rrs.
Mr.. Rothschild, under the assumed maine
OF Turman * Co. has taken the new loan
tor Sicily, at the small amount of 10000
ounces NJ gold The conditions had not
tranSpned, but believed not 10 exceed %
per cent.
LoNoos. May City, taco o'eiock-Thc
business doing in the British Stock Market
this morning has been to very considera
BILE extent Consols opened ~ SO, aud
advanced To 964, at which price they con
tlnn"d steady for some time, When they
suddenly declined TO 95l
PARIs, April 23.-Sentence was yestcr
day pronounced by the Correctional Fri
bnnai, in the affair OF the two Journals APP.
bearing under the name of PiLor. NJ,
Tissot, editor of the journal stopped by
the magistrates, was condemned IN one
months imprisonment, and IA fine of 400
francs, for having published it without be-
ing authorised. As FIR the question ol
property, the tribunal referred the two
parties, NJ. Tissot and NJ. Cassano, to the
Civil Court,