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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

I,rrsr FROM SMYRNA Our friends Of the
Boston Pa,rio, have transmitted US the follow
ing slip:-
By the arrival a, this port Of the brig Ceres,
Capt Sonle from Smyrna which she left Nov.
!, SIR Topliff has received the Courier de
Smyrne Of that date.
Cant SouIe States, that q severe battle was
fought about Oct l9, at Shumia, in which the
Turks weue defeated with the loss Of abou,
80 900 men. Annexed are transla,ions OF the
principle items OF intelligence in the only pa
per received.
CoNsrANTiNoPLE, Oct. 22.-'The Sublime
Por, has no, officially publiehed the details oil
the fall OF Varna. There is rumour that is
fall was occasioned by the ueachery ct Jussui
Paeha, bribed by the Russians. This report
is without foundation. The garrison oil Var
ma yielded only 10 superior force Had II mol
been for the false movements oil tha Grand-Vi-
zier, and the consequent destruction OF his ar
nv which left the garrison unsupported, Varna
would have vet held out Public opinion is
loud against the Grand V'zier, and Capidgi-
Bachi has been sent TO Adrianopie,- OBJ
iect oil this mission is not known.
The Russians have purchased Varna al an
immense loss, and in despite OF all the losses
ths, the Turks have experienced, the Russian
OulIelnS, as wei is piisN"SiS ~ '>O"''e
tinople, many Of whom are officers OF dis'inc-
ton, shew that The campaign has cost the EN-
peror great sacrifices.
Great activity prevails in the Turkish min
is,ry. Firmans have been given TO four load
ed Austrian Vessels, TO pass into tn Black Sea
and II was expected that, shortly after. the EN-
trance into this Sea would be granted to al
vessels who might wish IT,.
The most complete order continued 10 pre-
vail al Constan,inoPle.
ZANTE. Oct. ls,
The garrison OF the castle which defend.
the entrance Of the Gulf of Lepan,o will moi
listen to terms Of capitulation. II has deter.
mined On vigorous defence, and the Frenct
forces are making preparations for siege, af'
ter the evacuation Of the peninsula is compile
ted. The war has thus began, and Heaven
knows where il will end. 1t is said that Ad-
miral Righy has done all in his power TO pre-
vent the commencement OF hostilities, but now
the roar Of cannon must,be heard, rather than
the quiet voice Of negotiation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

MExico.-We have conversed with gentle
man recently arrived here from Mexico, from
whom we have learned some particulars re-
speeding that distracted country, which will, no
doubt, prove interesting TO many of our readers
He states that the rev Congress was 10 NEE,
on the first Of January, and il was the general
opinion, when he left, that the first act Of the
Deputies would BE- To contest the votes OF the
states Of Puebla, Oajaea, and Yuca,an or Cor
retro, all Of which had voted for Pedraza for
President. The reason assigned for this course
was tina. the elections in these states had been
controlled by the military. IL the votes should
be declared illegal, new elections would have 10
be held in these states, and there was no doubt,
in such an event, that they would give their
suffrages for Guerrero when tranquility would
be restored. Bat, on the contrary, if the Con-
gress should decide in f.sor of Pedraza, The re-
voIution would continue, and there was no
doubt tina, Guerrero would, eventually, be
placed in the Presidential chair. He is the Ia
vorite Of the people, and Pedrszs is chiefly sup
ported by the old Spanish party.
Our informant states that Zavals, the former
Governor Of Mexico, for whose arrest the Co
,ernment had issued orders, had not left the
coontIy for the United States, as was reported
a short time since; neither had he taken any
money from the public treasury. He had
however. joined Santa Ann, and was acting in
concert with him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

The engrossed bill to provide for an EIplOf'
ing Expedition to the South Seas and Paeif:
Ocean, was on Friday, in the House, read th:
third time, passed, and sent 10 the Senate ia
concurrence.
The engrossed bill for the relief Of sundI
Revolutionary and other officers and sOldIsA
was read the third time, passed, and sent 10 h'
Senate for concurrence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19


The following particulars Of the death Of
Mrs. Jackson are published in a letter in the
Democratic Press
Mrs. Jackson was, on the 18th Of December
attacked with severe pain in her arm, shout
der and side, accompanied with violent pal
pi,s.ion Of the heart. Medical assistance was
called in. and relief soon administered. There
doe, not appear to have been any serious result
spprehended On Monday, the 22d, however,
she again complained OF pain, and had Sigh,
fever In he evening, about 9 o'clock, when
the Physician visited her, she appeared reliev-
ed and was free from pain. So little alarming
were her symptoms, that it was not supposed
tina, her ind,sposilion would at all interfere
with the Public dinner which was the next day
TO he given to Gen Jackson. About half after
9 o'clock, however, she sent for the physician,
who was in an adjoining room, but before he
could reach her she had fallen from her chair
and expired in less than two minutes. The
immediate cause Of her death is believed to
have been q violent spasmodie affection OF the
heart. She vas buried On Wednesday. Her
remains were followed 10 the grave by an inn
me- nse crowd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

An Amir Masonic paper is about to be pub
lished in Orange comfy, VI. edited by clergy
man, formerly Royal Arch Mason.
The Rochester Daily Advertiser and the
Rochester Telegraph have been uli,ed in one
paper with the title OF both. During the two
last presidential campaigns they have been raj.
ling al one another like Benedict and Beatrice,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

Judge Marshall has taken his seat on III.
bench Of the Supreme Court. No quorum has
however, yet been formed.
Judge Duval is detained at home by indsp,.
si.ion, and Judge Thompson also is said 10 b
indisposed. Judge Johnson has not been heard
from:. and the seventh seat is yet vacant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
The Senate did not sit on Friday.


In THE HOUSE, on Friday, Mr.. Alexards
from the Committee for the district Of Colum
ba, reported bill to exempt the members &
the Fire Companies Of Washington, Georgs
town, and Alexandria from military duly |,
time Of peace; and for other purposes. Itva
read fist and second time, and ordered to b
engrossed for third reading, and to BE- read!
third time on Saturday.
Mr.. McDufie, from the Committee Of WAY
and Means, reported a bill 10 exempt merchnI
die imported under certain eircums'anesI
from the operation Of The &C, passed OIL III
10Th May, 1928, entitled an act, in alteration
duties on imports.
The bill was read frs, and second lime, ar,
ordered to be committed TO a Commilee Of III
Whole House on the stale Of The Union, and
be printed.
Bills were reported from the SeleckConmi
tee on Rc,renc hment, by Mr.. Wicklifr, reg
laling the publishing OF ACT. Of Congress sh
by Mr.. Hamilton, the Chairman, prescrlbq
the mode Of printing and distributing satl''
public documents. They were se,eraliy ts'd
first and second time, and referred TO a .oS
mi,tee of tie Whole House on the state oil
Union.
The following resolution, submitted By w
Wickliffe, and laid upon The table for one O.
was then taken into consideration:
RESOLVED, Ths, the following be added 'o'1
standing rules Of this House:
All election by the House Of R'preHn'
tives, shall BE- by uive voce vote by call Of y
names Of the member. alphabetically IRON =
roll.
Mr.. Slorrs moved that the question On y
adoption Of the re solution be taken by yeas''
nays.
Mr.. Wicklift said, he should most eh'a
fully acquiese in that propositions and '"' }!
and nays were ordered.
Wr. Wickliffe then advocated his resoIu"'
in speech Of some length.
Mr.. Mercer opposed the proposition, as ~
ing 10 create delay and Inconvenience IN
proceedings OF the House, and also as eniI;
for he presumed that no gsDA
man in Congress would after deposiI'ns
balIot in the ballot box, shrink from dst"p
TO his constituents Oh which side OF any gu"
lion, either public or private, he had voted
Mr.. Weems, after few observations, mo"
the following amendment, to Mr.. Wieklne
solution, to be inserted at The conciusloD
Speaking OF votes for elections 10 be taken
On cote, Mr.. Weems' amendment says !"
shall be SO taken,
"If required by one fifth Of the members ~
Sent, as now practised on all other oees'"
where the yeas and nays are asked for." 81
The resolution and anne ndnents were os'
&c until the hour for considering reso''U'
had elapsed. ,.,%l
The House then resolved itself into ~
mitee Of the Whole, MIR. Condicl in The 'p'
and, IA
On motion by Mr.. Thompson, took Up
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

We learn, says the New York Gazette, thai.
the United States schooner Grampus, Lieut..
Com. Latimer, was lying off Tampico Bn,
18th ul.. waiting the arrival Of Mr.. Ppnset
our Minister; and family, who lief: Mexico tn.
latter end Of November, on their return TO lt.
United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

Mr.. D. Rood has issued proposals for pub
fishing IN Morrislown, VT. a newspaper called
"The Green Mountain Forest Requiem" He
probsbly thinks the forests of the .erdant state
will wane as the state increases in population
aud wealth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

Mr.. Henry Dirlman, Of Philadelphia. ha 5
composed grand March in honnr Of Gov. Van
Karen. and il is off red for sale In Albany.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
u. S. SHIP ERIE,
ST. MARTINS. Dec. 6, 1928. :

St. MARTINS, Dec 6, 1929
On the 3rd inst. while lying here, II b. NJ.
Brig learus, Captain Best, came from 81: BARS
to inform Captain Turner that Buenosayrean
Privateer had plunde-ed an American vessei,
and taken The goods to that Island, amounting
20 upward Of 90 bales, valued at Sl6,ooo.-
CANAAN Torner with his usual 2romp,ness,
Immediately got underweigh 10 demand the
Priva,eer sc of the Governor OF ST. Barts.-
W. found the Buenosayrean vessel lying at
anchor there, and The goods on shore. Several
commune atoms passed between Capt. Turner
and the Governor in which the authorities posi- :
lively refused 10. give mp the Priva'eer, aiiho,
claimed as pirate, inasmuCh as she capture q
and robbed the American vessel, above mem
toned, when she knew Of the peace between
Brazil and Buenos Ayres and actually brought
the ne,cs ofhie 81. BARS
Capt Turner finding his demand OF no avail,
deter mined to Gu, the Privaleer out, although
she lay under the guns OF the fort: and at hall
past last night. three boats commanded ny
Lieutenant Tainall, Osl Lieut., Of the Erie hav-
ing under him Lieut's. Bell and Morris, pulled
alongside and made prize OF her before the
crew or the forts were aware of II. Nor oic
the forts discover what had been done until The
Priya,eer was underweigh, al which time they
commenced firing; but fortunately the boats
boarded in heavy shower OF rain, and several
Of their guns missed hre-none did execution.
and in few minutes the Priva;eer was safe
under the guns Of the Erie. Only six prison.
ers were taken, the others suspectihg that we
ould not suffer their villiany TO escape punish.
men, prod.n,l, remained on shore a, night,
The Erie returned 10 ST. Martins this morn
ing, without the loss Of man, or Of single
pound Of powder.
L,ent Morris will take charge Of the prize
To Pensacola.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

The following extract Of letter from an Of
6cer Of The U. s Navy to The Editor OF the
Political Arena, gives some additional paru-
cuIars Of the recent capture Of the Buenos
Ayrean Pliva,eer Federal. The letter is dat.
ed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1929.

LATEST PROM SMYRNA Our friends Of the
Boston Patriot have transmitted US the follow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
MIR. OWEN

m Letter in the London TioesA
authore you to state that the paraerapb 1.b;4, IT.
dleu ~ ne "es and some other London Diapers svv Jas
SINCE purporting TO give detail of nv intended
u winch was copied from the Scotsman 5l;st
I'D Sonbrh, was the public without nv t,5ovis
anu tndt IL Is incorrect IN imporfapJ rt
c neCNng between the clergy and ,yse6 April .exa
~ . o VI CINCINNATI, state of Ohio, the United S,as
70 70 the truth f1lsehood Of Christian ,eI;S
s te IN the Scotsman, but ascertain the errors IL; 1R
neons, winch prevent them from ing cac;o,,e =;
ana 10 ong out all that rs really valuable in each IY
efio and thus to form from thsn colIerrvelv eio,o
De acted upon conScieutIously bv all o'''
Nether IS " my mteRon finally fnn, ,t -,
as stated IN the Scotsman On the contrary have ,,r
mace arrangements to be, without Inconvenience in AMI 80,
OF 'he soF IN which earnest cndcavour 10
present CONDITION of society shall appear TO be- the moss sI
as do not entertain the least douhf Of ar en,c -
near az hand IN the commercial political and religious o
Of all nations s'o"s Pohy
The very small Of BENEFITS that j. effected 6 ~,
eea mass OF mankind, with the extraordinary powers g.
the daily growing intelligence ~ the op,afio2 - %
not very distant @.'0l y = po op Sa QUIZ
The brig Swan, Of philadelphia from ,yIeons
mas brought home five coourod boys who were It'd,
mapped from that city more than four yeare ao,
IL Is affirmed IN the London Morning Chronicle oF
enc i1th NOV that Of "the suffering refuOea frsu1
oPan Portugal and Italy in that capital one tbo,rE
ana were literally sOittoUt bread"
Shnrp.-ln the New York Legislature, on WcSJnps-
day week. mr.. Curtis offered reslouoy, orectin1tIu
Cerk to procure pen-knfe. stamp, and paper-ctteT
IoF eacs member MIR. Edgerton moved to add q Tz--
en- -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
Fnn THY V1rrr

II any person ~ world can be said TO part,ke nj m m
re of Satan il is he whose Constant aim and desire /. ~,
os oIos ami dscnsons among his and nv
ann eNasgefaon to set men who else friends
s'varsnce SO as TO thirst tor each others blood Blu, oes
ton VII naturally suggest itself there any who are 10
ey sentiment Of honor dead every kinder elng On
1estItue of aa passion which knts mems souls o1eb,y, To
me shame APO disgrace ofhumauy, be spoken there are too
any TOO many vino for tie ahect pleasure Of yyitnes a
h are wingo sow hroils qarrcls among friends aid
ieo' associates and sacrifice friendship honor and truth
81 the sTe of their sensual aHldetraded passions yVbe,
Trey to be found, Are they confined exclusively 70 acc -
rank N e 70 From The "whnns' schooboy to hinIgiose
BE- fund spots the irer of nature a AGENT. ~ w.,
ae, and s"b'erefs Of peace hafH'ny aud good order
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

IL Is affirmed IN the London Morning Chronicle Of
enc 10Th Nov. that Of "the suffering refugees from
SPAN Portugal and Italy, in that capital one tbos
and were literally ,Oifho1s bread"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

he brig Swan, Of Philadelphia ffomEcv Orleans.
mas Drought nome I'VE colourod boys who were kid.
hdpPca TON that city more than four years ago.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05
MARINE MMWa.
PORT OF RTCfIJFO.V D.
ARRIVED.


Steamboat, Norfos, Henderson, -four Baltimore Norfolk
wili passengers.
Schr Virginia, Chambers, from phi!;tclp!ia 4 days with
Snndie 10 Lancaster q DENLY Pcoi. ID Fmbcriake, !.
& ophn ! IA Bamrc, w II FhzwIylsoui,J 1haaps,p, -
VI Mitchell q Z Hut;er, - "a ki.heIsnn Ean, iritcrt
d. larnel !. X Myers, ; SsUay G F. IItn, Il Suth,
w HaTdie Enders, Hhad, II Nash Otcy & Ty'lail
Gucke & SKcr NcNemara e. Duval, Crump (, f-nn
Shr Tanivy, Pryor. hon New York with sunflries 10 n,
v"npO Allen & co. Otis, punu a. CO, l. Webb & Co Vi NV
efs { VI Mitchell, Hubbard & Gardner Workman Mc(iri.
DER, Parker N I Gwahniey, w Dahuey Tripo & john
son, Williams, 4 Su ecuy THOMPSON A Wy Noting Y :
Siilth w u - hyle & CO. StIatOn, &C. MyeTs, W
Crane, Hendree, Baldwin, ives a. en- ] Vantew g. ca
ScH Johns Relief Brooks, from fredericksburg with ,oas
/ CO, to rcticoas &
; Scip Harriet, Hail. from Norfolk
4 Scer Hacyun, FoXwcl from York River with ,h,., -
W oTjiiam g. hcCiuIdsr ~ 800 '' ~
Seir Elizabeth & Rebccca, Williams, from wi.Nmcto,
corn, TO BrOckenbsoughI n iIarSie. = 80 ven
master ' "'"'o'" 10
Schr Martha, Hayden from Nerfik To-
Lighter Stranger, PeersHurc with tnlacco IN L.
! Fisher. o. 49, ''''
SAILED
Nc1r Dandy Cole for Savannah, four aud baror
SchT Mice & Mary, franklin for New York coal
Schr Tennessee. Green inr Baltimore, coal.
NEW YORK, Aug I--AIrd, schTs ~ m II Hvrtoo Sinh
from Richmond; Planet, Cole, 3 Is ian Petersburg ~
NOktClk Aug 2-ATrd, schrs Sun Horton f,n Har,fo,,,
amanda Bedell FIN York, Minerva Mister I'm Baltino,s
bound to Richmond. "''''
At Quarantine brig United S,,,cs peu y Oil -.
DIS lm the Salne. " - - '"'NS' "'" Il
In Hampton Roads brig Gov Fcnuer Blanchard, fin Ito,
3 via Charleston '"S''"s
Sailed, brig Caledonia Drunrnond for Z, V.o,,-- -, -,
Martha, Small for Richmond -' ' -e"'
AUGUST ! Arr, brig William Wallace IIo,viey Bo.,,,.
si0ops Emily, Dates, New York; Bee. Mott, do - ~
| TO New York. -' '~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05


DIED at has residence in Stafford county. yir
s''a' %" Thursday, the 30th of Jmy. lIANcocK Ers
ttcf' aged 81 Years. The subject of this notice
tel victim To disease singular i'm itself Tho dic
very at which. is believed bafed the ,noet iii;
gent enquiry OF learned medical men He fingered
"""rT tie influence of his dIseas. nearly i've months
uH@oHScJuS or bodily pam aud insensibe TO its ex
crtse Mr.. Eustacc has spent n hie of eminent use
l"'Ucss To society; ms loss Is indeed public caaIni-
~; possessed 81 dn uncommon vigour OF intellect and
VI great activity and enterprise, nc flied MANY Offices
OF honor and coH.idencc--eYer oil the arrt br M
Ncr'iy ENDURED, reflected, exam I'D aud coniparcd
opposing iacs and arguments the result was a indr
m'Ht consistent and Just. His habits of inveStigo
ton became 50 familiar that they almost formed a
part OF ms nature; the most trivial incident which
ny most men would be passed unobservcd hy him
would De applied 10 illustrate moral good The
pubic usefulness al this good man was riyalcd only
Dy 'he virtues OF l:!s private life. His mild and un-
assuninS manners aud his hospitahe heart render
ca nam The delight and ornament Of friendship Ii was
III the recess of domestic life, where the heart warm
WIN confidence expands and unfods ITSELF il was IN
the cultivation OF those domestic endcarments moi I'm
De ond O't ny applications TO the bosom of The hus-
band ana The parent; 1t III the constant exrT-
csc OF inc charitable preccps and examples of that
saviour, M whom lie long put his trust, that tbe ain,
ractcr OF hir. EuStacc shone in all IT'S s,re Uc h.,
lct family OF fond children to depore the loss of
good and kind parent. But who can tell the ANGUISH
OF her who Tor forty years has been his wife the part
ncr oi his JOYS the adrnircr OF his bencyo,nce h.,
knew and duly appreciated his many virtues I'm, who
Is no" almost hUmbIcd TO the earth by the pressure
oi her affection. Deep regrets for the worthy man
NE not confined to lis i0mly and friends f,I they
uTS cOnSOled bv the comfortable assurance of n Ri,
iu Imlnortaluy' but the public have parted with
most active. Intelligent and useful CITIZEN
btD-lu Warren, u. !, July ~, Mr.. NHuof A. C,yrpr,,
es W M = was hom IN the Island Of Malta but has been
"ot,n OF warren for the last 81 years tie came to this
country previous to the American revelation and ya. one -
ns ever memorable Boston Tea Parry who one OF
ton oi cargo Of Tea in Boston Harbor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

| Reoies Of the Nero YORK .sfarkes--.4uxs.ss D.
Ies-Ssies OF 100 bags ST. Domnsa have been nsda
at lll cents mos; 100 LaiTa Ia 4nos uO good
green Porto RICO AZ 3i cts cas so udds l2s and Java,
Coonhe trunssctions r tho las, three days. have heyr
about 900 bales OF Upland Al io4o sd - eSa fine Ala.
1900 bales Upands sti guo,ed lespooi $50,
EistA few hundred barrels No aaekcrelbave been sold
at - G2, and some No. Sales of Bueksor Mess
Flour and uai "A further reduction prices been
have been disposed "a sacs of
% n an = 37 aud nhoo 100 bbis Of Richmond
NV MINIS, rom new Wheat, ats
of 5oO-s 1000 bushels quality Genees
Rye yesterday a, 60 c, No,bstn Yellow eaS" 81 CO. aud
Ms.vland Yellow at 81 cts Oats advanced rapidly
No fmsr were s held Yesterday at las,
H.esSaes have bCsn made of $500 Carhsgenss irI2
Mrrc ~ r 20 'a'i%ss supposed al tho price 500
ironA Parcel Of ahou, 20 edes not
" Is. sa al something under 500 and Is uev Russia
Rec Small sales have been made at 212s Sets per TO-
Sah-Ab9g 400 sacks hes, Liverpool blown full weigh
'a Ss, been sold a a. = sh q per sack
sold i4o per gal WHISKY IS steady at 4 r,s
Sagar,-sses have been made of abou, hds Ne~
Oeans mostly at 72 Is QUANTITY
Croix at 10 CTS so Porto Rico a, 81 o. aud
cargo Clae, per big Mary Jane. from ccr.
ds @ az auction on the 2s'h aud SO casks sold SIS u
a 10 per cask- sale stopped.
United States Bank Stock ,t yyO YORK.. lrgu,, / 1as
'@'a' Exchange on London l0s a 1904.
The Editors of the Journal Commerce have been favcrers
with the following extract from letter. dated
, - BuESos AYKts June 10, 1929
VIII observe by the papers that This rovincr
vowed IN civil war, which annoys fser.rs sspsnds h
ness destroys Of the people viii ruin that ir
vince The city has been closely besicsed Prices
Oh imports vii! not afford the shipper profit from the
states Exports are governed by Exchange rsPsr currency
10 last depteca,ng-perhaps viii fall nothing Douboo,s
al S8l 30 each: Spanish dns Exchange Lonon
10 'ed per dol cur; Dry Hides. s22 23 sb Horse
rides so ., each, Horns 500 500 per
Jeked Beef $i2 II qt very little within the limits ii
the cy-'he balance now in possession Of the Mcnoreos
E,on he ,o ors,rs Commercial fap,cenc., .,,t,1,
he wet weather noticed ia last. continued until We'd.
esuay sce wicn has become JTy aud Tic Ai.s,s.
PP falling slowly and full ten feet lower than a, n
ne si year Our market generally, dull
ie variation prices during the week The Civ for the
ne OF The yrIr, unusually healthy, notwithstanding
determination of many To make Otherwise.
ConontTdIaTy, Q, dull. Middlnc IL to a. do FAR
H. do.
sugar and ROtnS both dull articles. the few taking
place OF late by retail in the City we have
10 not ICE tins week AS To the forthcoming although
urged still unable o,isio as m the atic.
Paed deficiency compared with ,Ie last years growth