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VI N'hGs Iaoaia receive no more inan he
"on'd hive been entiiled 10 IL his riaia had
been hiowrG by the Board of Commission.
ers, N which case, the allowance Of 80 Iarpe
81 diton Ia tie nhule amount of clam.
would have reduced +, very considerably. th,
pro ruin allowance Ia each claimant ss only
TIVE millions wa. 10 be paid 10 all. The bin
propose To alloa him the same per cent A..
the oiher, received
Air. Dwight opposed the smendmeut, on
tue ground that il WAS not Mr.. Mead's fault
that his Claim had not been allied, aud thai the
difference lie would TOW receive, was by no
means su'hcient 10 compensate him for his
loss by the delay.
MIR. sPrague replied, that If the claim
ant WAS 10 be compensated Tor the DELAY, tA.
bill ought 10 allow him interest.
Mr.. =. T. Barbour, who, having last week
moved the rising OF the committee, was now
entitled Ia the floor, declined speaking on
he amendment, because he wished 10 dis.
cnss the genera merits Of the Lil whefeup-
on, Mr.. oPkAGuE, out OF courtesy, Withdrew
ia" amendment for the present.
Mr. HARBOUR then look the floor, and in
speech OF great Ienih, opposed the bill on
these / v" grounds Isl. 1hal MIR. Meaue had
not perfect legal claim on the Government,
Of the United states and, IDLY, that the eyi.
dehce was not such us IN shcw that he had
even an equitable claim. In he course of
his speech, MIR Il. discussed the principles Of
the Florida treaty, SO far II, teated TO the
subject OF this claim and also examined
much OF the documentary evidence brought
forward IN support Of il He concluded @ith
expressing the regret he should feel. IT, under
the influence ola mistaken conception oil the
subject, he should be Il mehns OF ohs,ruc-
tin the success of citizen of the United
states, IN obtaining Just demand from the
Government, but consoIcd himself, from the
knowledge that there were many gentlemen
Of greet tllent ia the House, who won!d ably
and warmly espouse his cause.
Mr. DkAYlON then obtained the fonr, and
had proceeded in the Introduction Of his
speech, when lie yielded To n motion NJ Mr.
BEECHER, that the committee risa. The
motion prevailed andthe committee having
risen accordingly, reported progress, aud had
leave 10 Sit again
Wherenpou, the House adjourned.
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:" Hh' IN fHfntIi. Ant l. ,s4f-,..,.
l''' 70 ma iSice han ,uei y. 49,. ..
's 'ets Oh toHgies.. unlos, .oon., = .''''s
co by ",der Of The President, ''A'h-'s
'"he'e me principal reason ,yb,
"'is' III part if"la dcsIre 10 be ,It.,,,
'' ~ INST -. mat the yU.upttet.#1.. iH
'hcY should moi be eoinpelled ~ ''N t.a'
''"h one year fiom The tune they Mr.
'''o service. as they have held ,i.u,.l '''f
Nv 10 act AT the call OF Gn,ern,nrn, ''a-
iV'l December, 1913 1hi. ha. 60 Vie
m'uel unehSIneSs aud embarrassment 81, '''
ne nh'ance probably me- influrnc,d Il, a. up.
''"'''o' ~ Tour OF dny nuirr liz,
S'"''s VI me hliia Ia" Of tins STATE, aud h. "a
"'''' W o.''h'"9' &c. Tor longer tom a.
VICE aud another argument NAV l.. ~ WI
circumstances und,f which the, u.,, -, we
frpel an approach my invasion. in n,,, -, -
admit Of del'y IN their ,nakiug the ~
preparation for tour Of Six months. n, H..
oil Congres, respecting detached IpiIi,i, ,.,. -
unless sooner discharged by order Of III. J.,
urhf ~ other woI Dis. they had not time 10
pare. lhelr promptude promoted Tho
VICE Their prompt attention 10 the call of r.
eminent, AMI the important services they t
rendered III the hrld during the short term M
wave been IN service, teaches the belief th.t,I,
cahno' be hctuated, IN their Willingness In
turn, by any other reasons than the above =,,,.
toned, These facts aud opinions are stated q
the Information OF Government with ubo,,
lone IT rests to determine how long they h.9
serve, TO order their discharge likewise J., ~,
der IN the event OF their discharge. how rho.
places are To be supplied 1t is presumed M,
the obJecI of the campaign is not YET riectrI
and 1t may not be tor some time ~ come .
best exertons.
Under these circumstances, and from a 4.
SIRE, felt here to promote the good of the s.r
vice, itwould be- acceptable to the men IN 60,
vice TO be informed how long they are e1ner,ot
To serve, and, II they are to be DISCHARGED l..
whose order, and how then places are to be .,,,.
Piled. Information on these points is fesne',.
fully solicited believing that the good of IN.
service, aud ,he situation OF this frontier. r..
qume II. / am requested IT, make these irup,.
res. nave the honour Nc.
NILLIEBLOuNT
The Hon. SECRETARY OF War.
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
LII I.AD

Certificate ofhe Chief Cl,rk oCae Department
u Tnr.
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CHR. J. NouGSE. Chty Clert,
No, u.
WINE BIOnnl 10 tte Sccre,nra Of IN.

"
NASHVILLE, lolh Dec lSl3.
SiR he force from this State. called into
service 10 act against the hostile Greeks, is
composed, IN part, OF United States volunteers,
enrolled under the acts of Congress of the mi.
ma, detached under rcqusiiou from the War
department. and in part of volunteers, who
h"'ng hest armed, turned out, upon the pressing
emergency, 10 rcPel an approaching Invasion Of
Ih'N stale aud the Mississippi Territory The
FIRST named think rhatth term of service ex-
pres tHS have before advised you) on tins dav
hr sec"hd' understand. are of opinion. that
men Term ct service will expire at the end of
'mee months from their entrance into service
maj time being considered, by the miia law of
inns state passed prior to the net OF Congress
"nurr p" hich the detachment was made. as a tour
OF uniy' The third description, have reason
~ pelleVe, consider that they ought Tnotl to be
eAPec'ed TO serve longer thana three months
'"u' nom their entrance into the service if that
""s' "heh fhtse troops were called into SER
we ''ih 'ley were expected 10 serve was
'''' mentioned III the instructions ! received
rom 'ne War Department. or in the act OF the
"enefal Assembly Of this State, under which n
l'"'' VI 'he force was called out neither was il
,hc'l''one' IN my order calling them out not
ne''nG been advised ofthe mot, aceeptaL. Is term
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

NAsHIsGroS, 18Th Feb 1922
One OF the most amusing members of HE
House al Representatives j, Mr. Crockett Of
tennessee. He showed me duv since his
coat u arms upuqa senl, and characteristic
enough truly tiny werr Of the owner. hpins
rile n hnfcher's knife aa,l ronahaok.
rmonn inF his name. - don't kuaw why. .
81 NJ. G. = should be attaid 10 rise aud
'.ad'ess thu Horse ot Representatives. for |
! can "h'p any uan in ind his appear
hnce pro nisrSe tuifmPni Of his words Thi,
| - M gentleman who SOM time since boast.
Ell tha' tie could wade the Mississippi, carry
STERN 'oai on his bnok, andwhir his weight
| VI Wild cats. very clever fellow too. bui,
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~ the bueuos A,rean Government.
B1H liner.
>rani,i recount of tn .Narnl. 7tiion a Ma.
taszss# paper OF me 20h January, received
3 r., ,he editors at HE New York Daily Adyer-
user contains Ire Official account OF the cap
furr at tie NrNirau vessel Gucrreio. The 20
sstusrnl Hayana. on The lulh, nj one O'Clock
80, ~ tine intelligence OF nuaCtion betn zen
tn g aud The brGnntlues Marie and Amaia,
ffpn, an officer NJ Banos, IN ,ieht Of which II
occurred. The Irlght, Leal'sd was senl out
rom havana at = but before sh. came up
~ C. had twicr attacked the Marie an,
Amnlln, AID attcIa we'll sustained hrr on both
side, nd let them, having suffered IN all her
principal rigging.
The Lraliad hove in sight of The q NJ +.
VI. aud gave chase, and fired upnn her until a
lillie alter d. She dire ed her shot principal
nj her sad and rigging, to cripple hes, e1prc-
ting her to yield 10 such superior force bat
, 4, she resisted, in the words OF the 81 Hnish
commander. Canine, with not only gallan-
trv, hal ryen temerity," he was obliged to
hrug all his tnree 10 bear. The fde, he saws,
Was struck alter an acton OF ueAriN an hour
He desrlihes the Guerrero ns = superior vessel
with - short twenty tou,, and completely
equipped He con lectures TINT the crew ~
mounted 10 2Iu, aud concludes that a. or 81
were killed though t6e,e were oniy ~ wouu-
ded.
Tie Lealiad suffered considerably In her
mast, md rigging, au3 received sesr.al shot
10 her hull With the loss gfan plii - killed
AID wounded. two severely. lie Marie
had Il wounded, ; severely, and bruised
boWsprit renIereduser,, The Nmaia suffer
ed les. Tue officers mud men ofthe iva lat
ter are highly commended for their gai'aniry.
IN supporting the honor OF the sapni-l hal
They are stated TO have mounted. lpth t..
rrther. uuly . ei.hieen pound carronades,
Twelve, aud eighteen.
III, said the question ofthe SORTH EAST
IKN BOUNDARY ofthc UNITED STATES,
Is referred II the nmplrage of tae Empfvor Of
Russia that an .feCt Is 10 be appointed from
haute 10 manage the cause. that Judge Pre5ie
Is a candidate. Bost. PIT
REPUBLICAN, LORD s.--fup clrrgvncn
late y sailed from \ York, for England 10 ia-
eestigate their rlnims To the esfnic and lille.
al Srattish lords, at which it is believed they
! have hcromc the /, .al heirs.
4 Cbaneery euit is nov pcndpc in England
winch was comiu,nced in lbiJ. The Irrigated
iustl'r Is the right ~ presentation to Il lecture.
hip in " Warwick, tn' anual salary Of winch ia
- pounds he present Chancellor, Ia stop the
expenditure Of money in costs, which ia, alrra.
dy exceeded 5000 pounds ha, promised 10 look
INTO the case.
400
! RELIGIOUS STATISTICS
Gror9 FJfai a Pres5gteridus IA he [. Slate,
synod, Ii Presbvieries. 90 ; Ministers,
= l2l4 Licrnriefrs 2ls, Candidates, o29
J Churches 1850 reported vacant 6-u: Com.
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II said The question ofthe N0RTH EAST
ERN GOUNnARf ofthc UNITED STATES,
IS referred II the nnplrage OF tine Emperor OF
Russia that an .iecat i, 10 bc appointed from
Naute 10 manage tie cause. . that Judge Prsdie
Is a candidate. Bo,t PIT
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Tx II H,hlerbfanI " shaidistene. III entts
~ = ia Il id sports. lie hi iHiriy "fser'
prnding II Oh Ia. skiil with the ride ~ n an =
sfrd ,ards, Ant =takefU ihtuzand 5nhafs y
etfnst Hyr hundred lIial he would safpnss has
nultnn.ut 10 fwclsr sltols, hr drHg without a
rr.i, and ALLOW Ing til, opposite stc "a n'e one.
lis Antagonist ffuilen'ly pad forfeit, hhd
Ienuesse was triumphant.
~. T. Courier.
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u,rl, unc9un et'd Nth tn ate election By th'
, lloos~ oil Representa- 'rs. ...
pAYlp Nliilt
/ 1a"renccburc, February In Is-S-
. Nan ufdtiut'. ~ t'f7h ~ ne SaW''f'
! Nfaisf.
Letter from hruilemah ~ A'rgina |"
! Nr. IhdmHs hn'scy,
Na'""7rr : 81 H.
sui an 'ubsrrihrf ton '"rrr IN hni
tiinoer rali-d 'hr Amri can Mmrr. in"hlfh
Inv" ilus momcai read 'silT tom Snu, Ia
|. = Lily ~ upon thr snhlt't ~ Nha' "
SON tunes cal = COTTON in.i'N hud hr'ns
Il, -irousei tnihcr defamation III ttlotoo
thereto. hove latrn NJ h''rly' hoi"Hh.
,trnaing hasf ""t 10" r'"'@3,' ii pfr-ooal
Acquaintance VITA yoa, at adiiesttHS my eli
~ Nan.
mn 5e-l.nn' "I putteE up factory win
rom g" !" 5en ,lao''es, hnt ~ thcre u ~
-,eh establishment IA ih'' SECTION oi he
country. an vrfN deficient ~ rfa.''ehl
kuo"tcdsc You vii f1.rt=ar". erraaS OF.
fge ~ Il, Mt ono it'.7rr .aan' n N"l would
tavnr me with ruiprmatts af"' iheioiloWla2
Mounts.
Whit >hon'd hr The ~ sol - mouse and
with wlnl mntrriais cenarf..,t.
~ ~ w - 80
cost 81 t1ilGioe hoH,r al IL < ven SIZE aud
the cot aF,ps IN ting Aalrf 10 he wheel
supfn.r 81 much 81 The work 10 he doue-
t0al !, Ia say, the / ohse hulit aud 'he water
IN upon the wheel what viii 'een nc ihr
prol'ii. rnsi per spludlr, OF constructing ma-
chine'y ir -finning cotton
4 Womb an 'ugrorons nil wright VII" bad
bnfelH seeu COTTON 'aet"'t. he comp''ehl.
IN Ear 10 progress With IL work, as 10 locatr
The house, ard conduct lhe. "n'er 10 the
Wheel orwollj II he hr'l 10 have from tbe
pcLmnne, workman - "ntencfl intbn con
-Drac'ioa oil COTTON nnuntrlarrs
l. Ntupaat 81 me machinery, Ni ANY,
npi ~, maierral-. "onl J II he hesi to parche'r
inito-e sections ii the country m"h'eh such
machinery is c"nsirneIed
;. ! bas"a po"d aud 'ace, lrh rio used N
poe ~ erect he factory ", h 81 much donr,
what length u i'ne, with ordinary industry
WON'T Il take 10 phi into opernitan, manu-
lHeiar\ with 5hn to5"o spudltS
inEular iayorupa M, and viii only tnr.
,her = i, THAI ii viii AFFORD me .Isat pleasure
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rprr STATS AND BuENos AYREs

IKE l i 10 AND III tNOS Afhf.o
Not lrlc unrhstness ha. been eacIted n
mong merchants aud anderw rlt.rs, BY tue re-
crlpl oflhe recent intelligence, that the Bne-
nos Asrran Government had declared The
whole cnnsi al Braz under blockade, andthat
Instructions had brcn gwen 70 rs prlvalf er-
~ act accordingly. Although II wns evident
thai he decree in quest on r-tahtl'heJ only y
paper biorkaIe. Wen grounded tears ~rre ne.
verlAcr,, entertained ~ fnHderit. anihpfty,
the Irisalrefs Of Burna5 Asres mIgntd d. mnch
"a harHss aud iniure Amerlcsn commerce ia
fhat quarter Ne Wrre, therefore, much graz
nird an rerrivins Yesterday from Washing
tau, such information AS will nj once dtapel
any approximations which may have been fl.
IN relation 10 tie Ill ekadng dfcree. From
,sur,cs rnfirris'fohe relied az, We lfarn, that
IS >uon o. Col. prhrs. our charge 1T Buenus
Ayrrs, Applied lint tint Government had
declared the corst Of BraZtl o. be ia state 1T
Hlnrkaar. he demonstrated against il and
80, oihtiall, informed that the instructions
..iaru n its Prvdrcrs, To bring in Tor aiJadi-
c,liou all ye.rls BADEN with provisions, erd o.
thrraril,'r- not conira'1nud. would he revoked
rs far a. rel lied ~ Accordingly,
, drrre- to th,t eti"ct was Immediately issued
~ the bucuus AyIran Government
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Nor Geu,rdlin.CiiJ otAs Irmy u letter
from Washington ptbl.ilrd Ia ii'r Sew ioiN
Commercial, from which We extract tue i"ho"'
ing
mentioned 10 Won, in NV last lelicr. mat
ihrtc exists 4 d.sphtc betHeen Generals uain's
aud scott rs To- thur srn'Oiliy. and oi coufs',
=. IT, iaeir ight - spccc.sion 10 the FAUX OF
General nr-cblri. The dispute. as"c have learn
cd tli. day, is liheiyio be ,cttird hg the app9m-
ineut oil = third person TO tie situation. 1e"
William II. HARRISON j. the nIfsldnal alluded
10 lis said iual the President, vii nominate
HIM To the srnae Tor that dice. The appoint
utrni II !, belcscd, vii gnr general 'aiIsiac-
ton. General Harrison, at the time Of iiis re-
lrenalion. was seigniur TO Games aud scott.
H. Is - man Of t"oun. educ ton. ugh moral
character generous lcrhne, and military expo.
,irnre. 80 ouc !, letter qualified to oil the sit
ultIuit -
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vsfsssars mgr ut - isfn 1a3e = NJ NM
On ali bI nrc.,saan. hase explained 8" ny LATE
constituent, fiis ,isns and iosit',s Heh iel ~.
10 vol. lsr NJ Ndnms ~ ihrm have heth
cxniieif aud uliiI,, ~ , aud yei ! am rl'rn "ade
e. SPEAK taos ani sentluiri'is when 49, 10
li,errd or entertained This mRs be tie eiiici ~
,eci,irni OF OF isfsappro hrnsion, gfo~bg "ut 81
DETACHED patis at t#c same conservation. mn "t''
Thug IS 4. ram ilrf noscr lfa'" dn't"rtrh ny
natne g., lr u.rd Ia riininate aiN mah or liiht
| Inv, moi trIaft this Vilttrit any thhG on hie
subject, aud from thai - riursitnre many PER
SOUS hrlu,r that ant pnss',sr'i" 81 LINE ii"rp''
tani sscret Which. # di,clnstd, "db % sheo n
buu,laut Iisbt npan tie matter nj cnnlrssrify
aud hcucr favr alternately bfr" thr subject u
een.nrc aud r,si,r, pfe.rnration by both parties,
| havc 10 scsnls IL Caniutanirhif. hHch !
ave n,, vote ~ NJ. Adau,. | did II undtt tie
d,.n pei .na,jn irsni the information hid r.
c,hrI through many intelligent gcntionirn ct
htpu standing WITHIN ny di,ttlet, thai vas al
inr in stfirt raufltmt, Ia tie "ii Of 10Y consi-
t1ent. lhaI ntli, shall a'"ats br proud 10
Obey, and although The choice made. may be-
,ii.approhatrd. vt h5l assured that NJ mn
i've. o,IIuot hr rnprEued by iaose dHp"sed to
do me ja,ficc.
Jegislaitv, i,struetiuas had been received. It IA
nur. hut Construction bad lpsl IT'S nGufncr i'
l,le II Lad ueachpd It. destna,ion. II Va,
considered aud 80 represented, rs knd Of po-
lai,.al ,ugglr tor effect upon heal politics. -
nl =. have hrrn implicated IN canncHInn viii
NV late cuenyots, N the alleged meTa{f
mo-. J..r,dia. mie. -. ia the rl'oiion Of In"
President and IA tho Formations Of bls cabmct, |
plrad conscious mnocrncr, aud IN Wiling 1"
buw with humble commission 10 the ae"d ii
an Intelligent and iusi people. HAT my col
lrasnc,, q, ,ihrrot them. "rfr guilty Of thr
,hlfr,. cannot Lee established by mr.. | Luoa
Of no inpropricte II conduct "r nnpr"pir'F
of motive m rue lan of.tti'r Of them, winch
,,fa.,I nnthnii.r w. ~ aliael,fp them hir lcast
,1nasuthly.
! .u1f ~ fhccNer,rr nt nv commissioned
uabf nr sul,asc. Nj. tor the Jaets"a nclet
aud vi. sup, a,t Il with ,'ll. IN, opposition
/ MY offer 10 tho reelection Of Nr. Adam,
.rraa, par oi tif,un.tJuefs iorrien ron aud IN.
n,rl,. uuroun. et,d sfir' Ia ate election By the
lIoo.- of Representa- 'rs.
n
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THE ASCENSION.

NetO York. Oct. es.--Yesterday was
the day assigned for the farewell Ascen.
sion of Mr. Robertson and lady. At an
early hour in the afternoon the battery
was crowded with spectators, and the a.
venues leading to the garden were
tEronged with multitudes pressing for
admission. Several small balloons were
started at intervals, according 10 previous
notice given. About bali past 5, the car
being attached TO the balloon, Mr. Rob
ertson and lady entered, when notice
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was given Of all being ready. The cora
were cut, the balloon ascendsd m.;a.
tically TO a considerable hight. and tooI
an eastsrly direction, and continued i,
course till the evening closed. Ther,
were not less than IL, 900 persons Assem-
bled TO view the ascension. la the r.-I
den, next TO the balloon, the at,epeio.
Of the spectators were drawn to some Il
our red brethren who were present, ana
appeared to be highly grati6ed. No ac!
cident occurred to mar the pleasures d
the scene.
P.S. Mr.. r. and lady returned Il
safety to the Garden, about 10 O'CLOCK
He descended within one hundred ward,
of the shore, between Williamsburg Fer,
ry and Blackw OILS Island-TNa.. .4dv
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neBt one Of the English part Of the
crew, named Fran. Smith, came run.
ming down with bis throat frightfully la
cerated, and bis right shoulder cut dread
fully by knife. At this time, three of
the English crew were below, the fourth,
named Mathews, not having come to the
cabin. The mutineers, in a moment,
fastened down the companion way, and
thereby prevented those in the cabin
from getting on deck, and :bey we're
kept in this state ill day break. In the
mean time, Capt. b. wrote a letter,
which be sealed up in bottle, and threw
owe rboard through the cabin window
At three o'clock in the morning, light
was struck on deck by the mutineers, the
boats lowered, and every portable which
the vessel contained placed in them.
They then set FIRE to the vessel, and
contiaued by her until in the afternoon,
when the Captain observed them to 60
astern. He ard his two comrades sue
ceeded in releasing themselves from
their peritous state. and, having got on
deck, they found the brig in flames, from
the forepart TO the mainmast, and saw
large quantity of blood, which they con-
cluded was that of Mathews.
They made fruitess attempt to ex.
iinguish the fire, and having constructed
a small raft lowered themselves upon it,
AMI con- mitted themselves TO Providence
In the mean time, the vessel, which was
timber laden, exhibited an awful ap-
pc arance. The sea was almost unruffled
by breeze, and the fame. having ex-
tended TO the entire of the yessel, she
went down. Capt. Bailie, then contriv.
ed to steer his little craft northwards, for
three nights, and on the 4th day. be and
his companions, having subsisted upon
) lbs. of bread, and having no fresh wa
ter, were picked up by the Cognac Pack
ct, from the Brszils for Liverpool, in
| lat. 81, lon. al. They were landed on
| Tuesday at Baltimore near Skabbai cen,
and arrived in this city to day. The
names Of the two men saved, besides the
captain, are John Brown and Smith.
The names Of The mutineers are, Do
mingo, Francis Mores, Emanuel Anto
MO, and Joseph Solino The above mar
alive we have from Cart Is.
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Many Of the exiled JaDissaries bad re-
turned some days ago, and desired TO
take part in the campaign; but it was
soon discovered that they had organized
a conspiracy. !
The Sultan Immediately gave ordersI
to execute several Of them, and this ri
gour baffled the plot. However, great
alarms was felt at the first moment, sol
that the departure Of the Grand Vizier'
was delayed for some days.
The standard ID the Prophet has not
yet been displayed.
LONDON Coas ExcsAsoE, Sept. %, 1923
The arrivals OF all descriptions of
Grain last week were uncommon large
for this season OF the year, and of -four,
the Quantity was great This morning
there was a moderate fresh supply of
Wheat, Barley aud Beans, from Essex,
Kent and Suffolk, with several vessels
up from The North, with Wheat, Oats
aud Flour. Although the prices Of
Wheat at Dan,xic have had an amazing
fall, yet our country markets of last
week all coming higher, the prices Of
the best old Wheat here advanced Is.
10 SIS per quarter, though the .deo,and
| is less extensive than of late. The new
sampes still come better in quality, 90
that the prices. for any samples that are
I'll for our niiller's use, are rather higher
BARLEY remains as last quoted. There
| is no alteration in Peas or old Beans, but
new Beans are Is. to %. per quarter high.
er. Such oats as are fine and sweet are
is per quarter dearer, but other kinds
remain at last quotations, with slow
sale The -four trade remains as last
quoted, with moderate sale.
LIVERPOOL CoRs EXCHANGE. Sept. 80
The supplies Of all Grain during the
week, are again limited, and the delive
ries fron, the ghbourng farmers, uR-
| usually small. Since this day se'nnight,
there has been much animation in the
trade, and considerable sales have been
made in both old Wheat and Oats on
speculation, at an advance oil Cd to 81
per 20 lbs on the former, and OF one Id
/ TO Cd per 4sibs. on The latter Irish net
| Wheat and Oats have also gone off pref
F.! ty freely, at corresponding improve
ment Barley, Beans, and Peas, have
| been in IN oderate demand, without vat,
| stop in prices. For Indian Corn, we
have had more inquiry, and rather high
er rates obtained Several sales have Ia.
ken place in bonded Wheat, and an ad
vance Of Sd to Cd. per 20 lbs has been
realized. One or two large parcels OF
Bsrley have changed hands OF our quo
| tations; and Oats also under lock, have
been disposed Of at from ss. Cd TO Is. Al
per 45Ibs.
At this days market, which was bu.
tkinly attended by either town or coun.
try dealers, there wa. Only moderate
business transacted Old Wheat scarce
ly maintained the above quoted advance;
bot new, being scarce, Was in brisk de-
mand, and brought a further improve
ment Of sd to Sd per 20 lbs. The sales
of oats were confined to those Of the Fl
nest quality, and for such the advance
stated above was realized a few SINAI!
parcels Of new were sold at Sc. Cd. per
as lbs. Good fres four was in demand
and is. TO ca per SEQ lbs. higher -Oat
| meal vac also $50 lbs. dearer
/