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ton, and The finances Of the Kingdom h. represents IS

ton, and The finances Of the Kingdom he represents Is
being in the same situation. ------.----~-
Paris Erehnnse-5 per erhts i0e. IS, 10a 70 per
cents lo; cents 7sao79 ;; sa" nsos 81 France
Nea! olctn Funds a9,30; SEali-h Active III -Four
Canals l25n; Rail Road, 81. Gsrmain $50; Versailles
right bank s5 left bank 227 Sos Paris and havrs w.
so; Paris and Orleans 467, so. ~
We annex the following items containing all the
intelligence OF interest brought by the Albany.
The Memorial des Pyrenees. Christine paper says
that Don Carlos seems busy in arranging every thing
about him in such manner as soon to have kingdom
constituted like the other n,onarchies OF Europe and
with the attributes. Lately he was partisan
chief without any fixed residence, having for his suit
only newly made officers. Now he lives in palace,
signs royal decrees arstocratic rersonases crowd 10
his every day in great numbers, and every morn
ing rising he receives tokens of submission from
towns which have just recognized his sov.reignty.-'
They kiss the royal hands there with the same etiquette
as at the Escurial.
partment ofthe Girondo bordeaux lines estimated
at 40 3O English hogshesds whereas the produce Of
last gear amounted to upward Of $4,000 hogsheads-
showing dminution Of about 37472O hogsheads. at-
tribuabe to the unfavorable sate Of the wearer du-
ring the summer.
The Guarde National Of Marseilles states tina: the
Sandman Government is about o conclude conmer-
| cal treaty with the United States.
The King Of Sardinia is said by recent letter from
Genoa, to have made the following advantageous ar
engagements in the interest ofhat port The duty call,
ed the OstcHagio, levied all merchandise lapded
there is 10 be reduced half aud the duties corn
ure 10 be reduced IS cents 10 10 cents, the hecto-
itre z "a bushels. The rates Of the duty called the
Platte (aegos ure 10 be reduced The free port is to
be enlarged.
Constautinop,e letter of Nov 81 states that RUS
STA has dsgarisoned Abasia of the Gordon Of 5000
men, who had previously covered the ofthat prov
ince and who had been conveyed with the utmost expe
dton Odessa, board six ships Of the line and 9th
er smaller vessels the number Of which daily in
crcnsing the Black Sea, through the unexamplet
activity which prevailed in the docks Of Sshastopol
The news from Teheran is to the 18th October, ant
up its winter quarters at Me.chid, aud the Shah wal
expected at Teheran on the l 9th of November.
Madrid papers Of the 9th, announce the appointment
of the Marquis do Miraores to The office of Presiden
of the Council and NJ. Pitza Pizaro, Minister Of Fl
| The captain Of vessel arrived at Constannop'
fom the of Circassia confirmed the reports OF lh
discontinue of the Russians in the lus, campaign.
Our friend WIN. Wallace Esq, lule of the Louisville
Literary Register which paper he conducted with spr
it uud ability, has furnished the following beautiful
poem, and have the promise Of occasional contribu
lions from him, when he avuil himself leisure
msnts from the toll consequent upon editors e.-
He is about to establish Wing paper Mt Shreveport,
and bespeak for him the support ofhe goot
people of that section. MIR. Wallace ia man of gen
ms and his paper will be credit to the state. No on
sweeps the Tyre wi,hu holder hand, and does
give forth more melody.
l AN Az ARA MELODY.
By WILLIAM WALLACE, author of Baltic Of Tippicanoc
American Melodies. &c.
Yet on my memory wildly darky dwells
Thy glorious image in my midnight sumbers
And thy sweet voice, deep and reptoying swels
| Clear an Angels heart dissolying numbers,
When the star'yres Of the Heaven, are thriI'd
Beneath their music and the storms rod pnion
Furl'd at the wsndrous melody is sulFd
Within the thunder's cloud.enrolla dominion.
! rAMAFaR.--.
Tho gloomy rolling by tho bark.
And in their depths see the round moon shining,
Like Hope DER Dangers stormy couch reclining.
In vain, the hour enrols its light for me,
In vain ,hASentinols of Time glowing
From their blue ntc H. towers, where the upper
Round the coud.pllars of the sky ia flowing
lam AFAR!-
Those proud dark eyes sufusu with streaming
That lofty brow where Heavens own Light reposes,-..
That check umma ked rs yet by envious years,
Still richly radiant with Beauty's roses--
That voice mo more! .they all with now,
r., Resting in wild remembrance, where no glory
lash'd from the Future Sparklcs o'er my brow,
To Gid my beings agonizng story.
lam AFaR!
A weary wandercr tho aud shore,
Without thy presence, like rainbow curling
Over life's path ;--Still lov'd one would pour
While the blue wings of heaven are all unfurliu.
| Round the hushd GARTH the last notes of my Tyre
! To thee. wrong'd by him whose deep emotion
| Wakes in the soul 4 me.consumng fire
On beings dark aud tempcst-grdled Ocean.
| Steamer GOV. Shelby, Jan. e5th, 1880.
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