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EDUCATION.

FNt]E winter session Of the subscribers school
l. will heg,u on Tuesday the first day Of October.
Tuuon Is paid FOR on entrance.
WM. s. REID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
No. 20, Liberty Srecf,
NEW o x, y :, 7 . . 2 :
EgT.y.YEgG TOW " d.7.YxsHEEE,
CHEAP MUSIC.
FEMALE SCsaessbE.

Zee W n H4Ei SGGnBeDa<.
TNiIE SUBSCRIBER proposes nj the com
a nencemcn, OF his next session, which will be
on Monday. the frat ofJuly next, receiving into his
School none but FEMALE PUPILS, which he
designs continuing, should the patronage received
ilsify it--tIis course will be comprehensive and
thorough aud Will embrace all the branches Of Edu-
cation which laugd ia n,her Female Schools IN
this place.
Terms, per session of Gve months;
Isl tlass-SpelIins, Reading and VII
ing, gig 81
end Class-Edgliah Grammar, Geosra-
ply, Arithmetic and History, ID 90
3rd Cfass--Latin, Greek and French
Languages Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
and Asrronomy 90 90
PAPER Ink &C. Gf fnrnshed) 10
Payment to be made IN adrdHce. Pupils will be
received al any time, though not for shorter period
lhan a session f ON The Time Of reception.
ton Of several eeks wlll be gwen in the month Of
August and the exercises Of the School resumed on
No nday, the 81 OF September At the end of each
session there will be public examination.
SAM'L. ID. TOMPklNS.
August 90 OF u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

The =" bynehbufg Nnglnan' has become qute
rabd since The electon-lake things phiIosnphIt ally
gentlemen your linte has not YET come.
JTdShing ton Metroroiis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

THE ELEClIONEERING PRESIDENT.
A correspo, deut If the New YoIh Times writing
from the Sa,aio- Spings (Augusl oO,l states that
alter MIR. Van Buren, left that place the Florida dele
CATION, depued by Gov. Call toswat upon hlm, and
islst upon tie adoption Of ONE effective measures
10 put an end TO The disgractlully proIracitd
that territory, arrived TO confer nuh him upon tina [
subject Bi lie had gone, notwithstanding he had
been previously apprized that he de utallon would
reach the Springs on The day after ms departure -
And the excuse for this culpable neg eel of great
national question, was that lie :" had made arrange
ments to meet his Dem cratic fellow citizens at
Whitehall - and, he WAS on an eleconeerius
tour OF course II would do to disappoint them
lie i ioflda war. with its long and bloody chapter
oi 6urnInes and massacres, was COMPARE iyely an
unimpoitant affair! The correspondent of the
Times adds: THE delegation leave here in the
morning OF tomorrow. in pursuit OF This eLesiioneer
ang president !; and he asks with force which will
NC 'eh ny all ht-judging minds, {" How long wall
me people submit to tins Presidential electioneer
'ng' 10 The neglect oisuch important official duties %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

w Under pfetence of correcting another
Wing falsehood,' the Globe gives US fair specimen
OF Official cunning and jesui,iy. 1t had been alleged
'hat Gen. Nathaniel Smith, late emigrang agent of
the Cherokees, had fed TO Texas, with from 70 10
stooooo ofthe public money. And the Globe tells
us that " this Mr.. Smith was never entrusted with
any public money whatever, and that, if he has alb
seconded, his liability to the government will relate
oNLl to some provisions and other articles connec-
'eu WIN Indian emigration, most of which, if not
"''' nave probably been properly applied" Now
."s IS no denialat all, though it purpor,s to be-
""' zen. Smith has fed 10 Texas, the Globe
o"s' Notwithstanding lis convenient " if'-And il
'' mas sold the provisions and olier articles" en-
"'s'ed 10 hlmby the government whA, difference is
e'e oetween his case and that OF other public rob
'efs We suppose he provisions and other ar,i
'"' COST the government monev-aud that Smith
1o'u 'he" Tor money-and pocketcd and ran of, with
"''pes' Eut the Globe says, these "provisoys
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

10 NaHfrtS Il amy H+s'r ~ ~ ef4
49, Is 10 Shaf aasA
To- is Fe1ssy Fa..rs y@9y ~
28.0te lbs Family- saeer 5ssf ss'y
~ sons e8hIas ssaify ~ - 81 eef9 q. SO
10 fapiss : wa gssw u - h4s =
,easa - SIC tss&os ~ AisLL.NaA 4 Ness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

To be driVn atifs Vc1k.
Rockers HOitery n Exchange CRce,
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sONNETs. BoNNETs BONNETs

q p s,,22efasies IS aa-.s5 4.'..s or ~
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Greene-Oliyer Fnks.
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Splendid LOTTERIES

September .
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lsriIlinut Sch q nae:

Tickets only S20-Ilalves $l0-Quancrs s.
Eighths 50 50
Certificates II Packages of25 Whole Tick
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-30

led from his house. said. in reply %
his remark:
"Yss, Mr. Benson. there 10 one poin,
in which you could crafty me Car bsysnd
what any PeeunisEy compensation eosld
effect. You are 81 enmily with The III
dow Holeroft---nsy, hear me ouI-.-bul
for her son, should never have inter-
fered in The matter Of your daughter.
who have no hesitation in saying would
have sunk under the erroneous treatment
10 which she WAS subjected, had IL been
psrseEered in . month longer. Now
put IL 10 you, whether under those cir
eumsIances. and looking 10 The signal
mercy for which you have had so re-
Gently occasion To be grateful, il would
not be an acceptable ACT in the sight Of
God, and = grateful one in the eyes oil
men. if YOU we're 10 receive once more
10 your bosom. The widow and her son.
who will be but TOO happy 10 forget al
that has passed"
Mr. Benson paused few moments,
passed his hand over his eyes. and then
said:
"DOetor, beli,Fe me when ! say that
my heart has soliened towards them,
and have repenied Of what have done
---.bui pride and shame-lhe false shame
Of coniessing my error-haVe restrain
ed me. Will you add to the fsVors you
have. hesped upon me. by being mes
senger Of rcconeiliatioE7"
! need not say that ! ioyfully Under
took the Office: and with such success
that before two months had elapsed. the
families were bound together by frmel
tie than ever. namely. the union Of Ed
ward IIolcrofi and Emma Benson.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05
Correspondence of the journal of Commerce

correspondence of the journal of Commerce
HAVKE, February Is, 1889.
,e nave mad again dull for buslne,s of ,,,,,
s''ce our last respects of the 7tl inst, small i'm
.n 'ero"s aiiures have taken place in tue interior
su nave jointly with the pecarious state of pn,ifia
i. 'uuen uneasiess an the public mind. Cotton ~,
oeeu pa ucn'ary dull and rates wbirh re ,nn, m ~.
ai"Ve tnose Of Liverpool have been bnrpv
aeS " the week are only 1870 bales and the i,mr
nve amounted To ~ b0 bales leaving n, wh nrt ~
wv bales Fortunately for holder, lie rrcni.r na, " M
c"Ty "ns come 10 the agents of the D. s. r. " n ,v. ,f
"ot offered any thing for sale Their. i, I. o, I'M
I'm. ,or tins We should have already .rporrucri m.,,"
~, .., NEW YORK MARKET. Mo,eh q.
issues arc IN moderate dem aud nj - IN Tho ., =,
ST. ,M oi rs'rs Cotton very u,iet aud nrircs Ir.s
l. e e"ck ~ Market is little short of iO9 900 bales i'm,
R,ic a'eaf 70 press sales In Flour new feature
Ea'nts f"r northern aud 4. coms for SIMILAR, Fan y, en-
~ "e.S sugars rather hoavy hui " ,hou, ch.no.
ro.r Nolas'es urn, aud stock much reduced Primo
'osS ~. he q'l"tch ut Sis - to 81 '" ''''"o
considerable improvement, h.s baen ro,,.oI;, ,.
ese.y description In Vicksburp Bank an n.Iy,nco r
e'"s4g sales ~ s. Bank sold nj M Delaware nm,
M, " =, ''ar'en rail road III and S,onU ,t,n r rou
W.T. riity shares in The LAFAYETTE Rank or M
Alizeh. '' u "ccomi'ess edsi'y re-
na statement that che Rank of I'M ,os has su pcud.d ~
.ne NJ wtnoat foundation Thr baut is regarded as
I Our adVices fro u i.iver,oot Nv III. S;,, r =, o
80 su''o american Fluur'as nearly unsafe dill. MA .n,
VIZ pts eener ny were also heavy Tie stock nr cI,, ~
Nh osMated ut sJ5M W bales of Which ,so y6O wer.
g ""..ehn The import since the frs, of III. $500. '.
vas hosho bal 00 Of wbrel wa, Amcr. ~, ,, wv
-. a' ."e at - 'lltes h a a ,leci lin ,nI ,v "
o"h market hour CONTINUES in nloJrr,,, o,,,,d
a. ~, cna'se ~ prizes: western ringing n, a. u
'sorgrio"h and lie ward street ats7 ., |
~; wa ~ Drens, at s7.G.I u Is The I,',s ' I"
y arriving freely. and meets n c, sal, Tn
'"afkefconti"ues very, quiet, '"'' Tue e"''""
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05

/. n FOR NEW. YORK. . W
Holmes Line ii Packets. - =. Z. ~
IA - To sail positiseiy Io.morrop might.
!. q The elegant fast sailing packet ship Or.
y7Y3N LEANS, Sears, master, having two thirds OF
her cargo engaged, will positively sail to-
MORROW. For freight or passage, having elegant a.
'e "n1 to the e1p %Ms IN tSsf
Passage only. l.
The A and very fast sailing .6arque
TN EDINBURGH, Cap, Thecbald, viii have
despatch. For passage only. having handsome
eGIll D ...- 80 Common st
At The superior and very fast Sailing shin
SEday next, the 10Th inst. For passage only
. 'eso""Go'' GA FEY s. )" Common $,
FOR LITTLE ROCK and ARKANSAS,
And all intermediate Landings.
"s s 5zA IssixSsGs n f.. ," %s.
ss SES%te ter. will depart as above Saturday
April ''h. For freight passage, having ali STATE
rooms apply o" board foot Of Poydr.s St; or to
aPl ~ Common cor Magazine al
BOOK KEEPING.
N ERCHANTS,C Clerks, and all persons wishing Ia
~ L. acquire knowledge, or to improve themscIvc,
IN the science Of Book Keeping will find
Colis Book Keeping Prcs,on's Book Keeping
Goddard's Practical Accountant: Fosters do
Edwards B"okkccper's Atlas Narsh's do and
Benefits Book keepinE, for sale at as fair pricet
as they can get them in the city, nj
>., ALEX. roWAR's Bookstore.
april 49 Camp 81
RACON, LARD and PORK--I5O hhls CincInnut
- cured Sides and Shoulders
S'.uO kegs first quality Lard
100 brls Mess Pork for sale by
apl STETSON Il AVERY, SO Grnvi.r 81
DWELL Negro Cottons and Kerseys-95O bales o.
- these well known goods for snle by
april STET$Q sou & AVERY, SO Gravier 81
g HERRY aud Madeira WINES, in woud and
~ glass Of very superior quality from the well known
house Of John D Williams Of Boston, far sale by
apl 3 STETSON T. AVERY. SO Grnv.r =
ClGARS-20,O00 Principe Cigars, in quarter boxes
~ Tor sale by ISAAC BRIDGE 4 Co.
apl5 1874 Magazine al
pUsslA sIIEETINGs-3O bales for snlc bv
IL apis I BRIDGE T. Co, 1874 Magazine S
WORKS ON SILK, LAW, &c.
COuNI Damtolo's Art Of raising $ ilk Worm.
" Cobb's Manual Of the Mulberry Tree L. on Silk
krnrick's American Silk Growers Guide
Edens Chancerv Reports, 9 vols in ono, a new
standard work
llnttons Mathematics, by Ramsey Lon Ion edition
The Works Of Lord Baco London edition
Memoirs of Cl"s Matthews: the Comedian.
E JOHNS Il Co,
|, apis cor st Churles and Common 1t
COUNTING HOUSE DIRECTORY.
TuSF Published, bv David Felt 4 Co, the Counting
- House Directory for 1882 containing correct list
OF al the City Banks and Insurance Companies giving
the loratSn presidents, secretaries and directors dis
count DAYS. &c fench institution besides a great VA
rIety OF other useful information, for sale at q cents per
copy, at New York Stationers' Hall.
april 81 Charres st
DICE-5O ,ierccs for sale by
IL apis ABRAHAM TEIER, 81 Char,res At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05

Nr. Prentiss, Of M*sissippi.-The Frederic ksburg
Arena speaks thus of Prentss' speech upon defara.
tons. which is now going tire rounds Of the Wing
press:
Does not NJ! Premises speech remind you Of the best
OF sheridan's. The same srunt and ovcrwlleIm inu
lnvec!ye breathea forth by the same burning and ire
cal establishment, with prodisaIy of literary ail,
ssons' that amounts almost to pedantry-atonc for,
howeytr ~ some passages, by images exquisitely
natural and hnppy, and where he alma at fun, by dro-
ery so genuine, as hardly find parallel in Sheridan
nus effort in point Of rhatorick, above any congress
s . one sihce the bes: days of Randolph and
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05
CA Il I)S

~ 'RINTED 1t he shortest Ntace in the msst
organs m1nh-r, IN Black or Cplusc,t INKS on Ensmc.
let, White LAKES or PliIn 5 ri,c cd CARDS. ant
''''' r"ry re"s"s'bh " TIii + ,MtEICAN OF
RICE, rorMr 81 P'ydrns ssI 81. Charles stS
htre'" New "~J beautiful Fi~suis IF rrrE horr
1"st hsrn MIt-j IN he ESknMish,npnt
or'f'rs 'r~r'rcd nj Compiling Rnea., ~. fhnri.s
i'rh"nS" ''nl d"r from Gnvir, ST. ~~ .zJMe Printing
ptn rm"' NJ P"ydr,, Il Sr. CHARLES strc,is.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05
EXCHANGE READING ROOM

VIII; proprietor has reGttcd his Keadn. Room, in
= the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner of Gruvcr
"''u o!i I''hrlcs street, IN the ncatrst manner.
BESIDES all the principal npcrs of the Un1od States
~ every city and state. the Cnnadas Texas un Mcxi-
60 ana 'avnn', te room is regularly and extensive.
Isis, and P'cos Price Current. A.so with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals Of the day, and ns the re-.
p'hl'cn'i"ns Of the London, Ednburg, Westminster
metropolitan .c'icws md BInckwooda Magazine TIN.
NORM American Review the Southern Literary Knjck
hooker, The Am'cricnn Journal af Sciences and Ars
I"hintt N',-c' 'lany Democratic Review, tentIcmens
Mrxc" ChiIurgicai Review, ana a variety sf uihcr.,
Al these works are regularly subscribed ' and recci
Vr r he room is also supplied with ,rge ya,e,,
q jumps una aliases, Niles Register, lcvy's Price Cur
rent from it: commencement, Guzacsys and variety
ot works of reference.
me most active Il Intelligent news collectors are en-
r'ovrd, i've TIE earliest vnss aud no Iuins nor tx
Eensr WI! be spared to render his Reading Rom .c
onn,'r'rt'oss nre respectfully receive.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05


jon NspN, Office no BieniilI" t,re, con
h"sS ht' practice 10 the ircninrui Of Ven.ve al
Disease IN all lis dif rent fnus.
mr. hhasSs., from residence Of many years in Hos
pi'"l IN Europe, tevnted I" ,l treatment Of Venereal
n'-sssrs md h"m his prcsen, extensive practice in
.'n' particular branch Of the profession, guarantees a
'afer speedy aud eceual 10 such persons ~ Ar,
""nb'ed with any Of the following Diseases. viz
ionorrhnca, elects, S,iclmes,. Chancres, Isubos.
Seminal Weakness Acl ,ions of,he Bladder, kidDeyr
Ions, ure'hra, rroslrale, Giand, Swcl.d cs,ices
Erlplons on the Skin, Som Throat Pains in The
Joints, " "
his disease. o""' ''''"'
Recent cases cured in two ,.es days wi,hou. the
use OF Mercury, interruption from business or aera-.
tion in the mode of living - "''"
medicine to prevent vene,eay Dissass can be oh
tanned Of Dr.Johnson. 1t is fpo,a the recipe If The,
Baron Larry, a celebrated French Surgeon. and was
used ~ Inn curing Ire several campaigns in which no
Ae've.t as Surgeon General in the French A,my.
Sold by DR.. johnson, at his office. Those persons,
having my afzctio Of VeheIeal Disease anil sbomt
taking sea voyages. removing to the country. rouid
40 well by giving DR.. johnson call as probes msdi
clnes Tor their in the shortest time can lie mt m,
with written directions IL, their use 49, W
otilce open from in the morning 4s, 10 oalesk n
night. - s~~ ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05
SWISS MEETING

sHE animal meeting of the Swiss Society will take
place on Monday, the StII fApr, at O'Clock, p
' IN .he nan OF me fhharmonie Socery, 100 Char-
All the Swiss citizens, and the friends Of their nation
are inyied I" attend. EfItTELANAT,
aP'h ~ Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05

Things AT PARIs.-By the Vile de Lyon, late date,
were received from Paris. The following is IN. ss
Sence:-
Cotton was more langul, but without any redc,;ou
IN previous rates Holders mani ested no tisros,,on IN
urge sale The stock on hand at Ilavrc on the 18th
+ ebruary' was about $4,000 bales.
ie far's papers state that the Government of Mcx;o
a1 srnse, letters Of Alarque in blank, to her agents
IN different places to be filled upby cm for privuIec "a
against the French Commerce.
Inc Minister Of public works has addressed :,
he says 'a"'e' !" ~"ch
II appears from dispatches Of Admiral BauJ;, ,,,,
'e Mexlcan Government is fitting priva,ecrs against
our commerce. 1t is Of Importance for French mer.
emants to be apprsed of this fact order that they NAV
guarn aghinst It's consequences"
lhe Minister OF Marine informs me that he il adm
r"s MEASURES to protect eicaciosly as possible
rnch vessels from the attack Of Mexican sr;v.feers
to be met" N'' ''''' ~"ere'er they are
IonXoys will il found necessary, he organized to
"o'Fc' The trade between France aud America"
letter from Bucharest quoted in the Paris MINERS
s l nn' ne project of cutting canal from the Dan
9ne - lie Black Sea- is tn be carried into .xecnt;on h
InsIan'' Austria: and Turkey and that The ms, ~
for this purpose w ~'''''' "o'H''eh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05
fiENORRIiOTDS-

HEMO RRtiOIDS.
Jays LINlMENT.-No Fictidn.-'Thi, OK
traord'nary chemical composition, the result
OF science, and tho invention OF a celebrated msdi
cal man, tho introduetan Of which 10 the public
was invested with tho solemnity OF a deathbstf
request, has since gained reputation unparalleled
tu'Iy sustaining the correctness Of the lanentctl
Dr Grldey's last confession, that 81 he dared not
d' without giving to postcrity the beucft Of his
knowledge on this subject" and l,e thereforo
bsqneathed to his friend and attendant, Selomos
Hays the secret Of his discovery.
Is now used in tho principal hospitals. and
inc private practice in our country, first and most
certainly for the cure Of the Piles, and 70 extern
sivey and cfeclually to battle crcduliiy, unless
where its effects are witnessed Externally in tho
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Crca,ing extraordinary absorption.
at once.
All Swellings-Reducng them in few hourS
Rhcumatism-Acutc or Chronic, giving quick
ease.
Sore Thront-By Cancers, Ulcers or Colds.
Group md Whooping Cough-Externaly, and
All Bruises, Sprans, and Burns-Curinp in Z
few hours.
Sores and Ulcors-Whethcr fresh or long
Standing, aud fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in redue
ing rheumatic swelings, and looscning coughs and
tshtncss Of tho chest by relaxation of tho parts.
has been surprising beyond concc p,ion. Tho
common remark Of those who have used il in the
Piles, s :" 1t acts ike charm"
THE PlLES-The price, s is refunded to any
person who will use bottle of Hays Liniment
for the Piles and return the empty bottle without
heng cured. Those arc the positive orders Of tIie
proprietor to the Agents; and out Of many thou.
sands sold. not one has been uhsucccssful.
W. might insert certificates I" any length. but
prefer that those who sell the ar,irln, should c1-
hIblt the orig nal 10 purchasers.
CAuTlON-Neao can be genuine without y
splendid ongravcd wrapper, OH whlc, is my name,
and also tina, ortl,c Agents
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold Wholesale and rc.ail. by COMSrOCK l.
Co. Ne" York, and Ivy ono Drugss, in every
town in T. Union.
For s,le 10y ';'o Who'es,lr Agents. corner Of
Com nen a. lnh"nptoulas s,iuui, aud by the
Apni ltrchriCS generally. in3O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05

Nc" Continent IN he South Seattle French OK.
nlong .xpr,itlon Captain lcndIelnn of the whale
snip Chltdonnn, r"cc tv arrived NJ Son,ngto, rcpors
having mot ut Tarnhlan', with Commandments dUr-
v!'e S exploring eareiilinn The new continent the
C"lnno1O'c spoke of discovering in :. lat 90 Cnr,,iu
Pen''Ieton has doubt. is Palncr's L. nI isco,.reL
by the Americans lo!O-!l Commodore e'UryiIle told
hini--
"Tle biiny Pyramidal shower from the blows of
during the day light, in every direction, and were con-
sanly SO ", and arpni tn, rorvet.,, that often
could be heard the sounding Of those giants of the
"'eh' breaking through the air III their sluutings to OBJ
tam respiration"
he r!""s "f tho E'a"Dl. er,n,lro., tium the halt
construction ct their vessels, suit red greaIv from
scurvy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05
PIE TRUE AMERICAN
EDITED BY JOsaN Gibson.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD,
~ h w ORLEANS
FRIDAY APRIL 5, 1889.

VEN. GAINES ART OF DEFENCE.-We shall take
occasion at our leisure, to examine more infinitely than
we have done, this interesting pamphlet an Introduce
from time to time, such portions our re ers as We
may consider ofespecia interest. or to which we NAV
think it necessary to direct particular attention. 1t in.
veves much food for serons reflection and is worthy of
deep consideration. For although no nation in the
world perhaps could better outlivc defeat, or would be
more difficult to sub!ue, yet there are few that woud
be more embarrassed by invasion, or who would suffer
more severely from first encounter. That our contrv
has brave hearts, and strong arms, and enduring pa,ro
s'n is true, but she wants morc and can only find il
in securing mode of national de fence to suord her
prominent ports from aggression
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-05

bOtleIS OF bege anu feeln60& YFOtheF9 OF f.OuyHin
The Commerce Hedge states that The remission Of
payment demanded by Mr. CockeT has been proyisi-
onaily granted and that six commissioners have bcen
appointed 70 supetntend The liquidation Of lis affairs.
twas expected that part Of his numerous esablish-
nlents would he sold; in order 10 allow lie mahuiaeto-
res at Serang to be kept up state Of greater
.yay y No had taken place il, the works there
ana tie constant presence Of Mr. COckerll among his
workmsh contributed greatly to maintain confidence.
Government, il was understood had made arrange
ments that the hands al these works should he Kept in
constant employ. ..'.-, -, "
letter from rnc Hague, February H. states that the
Dutch government, as we'll that at Brussels, has
ceved note from treat Britain in which it is nmated
that in order 10 prevent any encounters between the
Dutch and Belgian troops, it is desirable that the mill
ary iorce on both sides should make rerograde move
men 10 this it has been replied that even before the
receipt Of this note the Dutch troop, had withdrawn
considerable distance from the Belgian frontier.
The withdrawal of the ministers Of Austria and Prus
si' from the Belgian capital, consequent the promo
ton of Skrzynecki, is rot approved by the representa-
tveS of other courts resident ut Brussels.
Capt Casey, of the flercue, who brought out the
Prince de JoinyIe to this country has been made Reur
Admiral. vice Baudn, promoted. He has also been ap-
pointed Major General of Marine a, 'roulon.
A letter from Berlin, of the 9th of Feb mentions that
Tue interchange of co,rers between London and 81.
Petersburg is very frequent.
ihe weather Ind been unusually Indictment through
ont SPAIN The roads impervious in consequence
Of the snow
The dissolution Of the Cortes was still spoken Of but
ministers having been informed by their agents in the
provinces that the elections would prove unavorable
cm 1t was thought that they would refrain from
curing to that measure.
MEHEMEr An.-i.et,ers from Alexandria, dated the
10Th ut received in Paris, utterly silent, respect
ing the rumored death of Nlehemet Ali. They a,,-
nounce that the English hul again attained TO much
favour with the Viceroy, who had made presents the
| and several fine statues.
PARIS, Feb. l5.-Stock Exchange. halfpast i-The
market has been firm to-day, although there has no,
beeh much business transacted. The variation Of prices
has not been CREST For cash, Elves have improved I0c
Ihrces are UNMARRIED.
STATE lNDEBTEDNEss.-'Ille Albany Argus of Tues
day' contains statement prepared by Mr.. Fngg late
Comptroller showing the amount OF Stock issued, OF
authorized to be ssued in different States of the Union
such Indebtedness - -