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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17
HERALD THE TIMES
THE FOREIGN SLAVE TRADE UN-
DER THE AMERICAN FLAG.

ANOTHER ALLEGED AMERICAN SLAYER
CAPTURED Among the vessels which
arrived at this port yesterday, is the
schooner Calhnrine, Capt. Dundas, of
Baltimore, 80 days from Sierra Leone,
a prize TO II. B. NJ. brig Dolphin
She was seized on charge Of being
engaged in the slave trade, and is bro'l
to this country out of respect to the A.
merlcan government, instead Of being
adjudicated upon at Sierra Leone, as
she would have been if belonging TO any
nation with which the British govern
meni has treaty for the suppression Of
he slave trade. Four Of the orig inal
crew Of the Catharine are on hoard. -
The remainder, ABOUT thirty, were dis
charged on the coast. We understand
she has an American register on board,
and she is said To be owned in Balt-
more. She was fitted out al Harana
where she took up her cargo.-Jomnai
IF Commerce
This is the fourth American vessel,
which, within a very short time, has
been sent in, captured by British crui-
zers, for being engaged in the African
Slave Trade. The two sent in some
time ago, we observe, have recently
sailed for Jamaica, the American 60
vernment having refused to take any
cognizance Of the matter. Indeed, while
the government holds out such direct en-
couragement 10 this prostitution Of the
American flag, by continuing the infa-
nous Trist as Consul at the Havana, il
is not to bc expected that any measures
will be taken TO punish those who may
improve the opportunity, thus afforded
them, of purchasing the privilege to dis
grace their country's flag.
In future, the captured vessels will
probably be condemned in the British
prize courts, without the trouble being
taken TO send them on fools errand
across the Atlantic.
II is curious question, whether our
government, after having combined with
Trist TO sell the honor Of the American
flag, will undertake TO pick quarrel
with Great Britain, because she under
took 10 vindicntc it against this gtieyous
abuse. - Bost. Alias.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17
NEW YORK OYSTERS.

VNvIlE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
q Of Newport, and vicinity iha, he has open.
ed his Oyster establishment, Cor the season in the
building in the rear of his Confectionery, on
Champlin's Wharf, where they will find IN
obising and experienced attendant, with that
Shc-iish, no, only beneficial in sickness but a
luxury in health, cooked and served ~ in ,ari-
Gus ways With his present arrangement Ia
procure planted Oysters II" cannot Gail to please.
| .u-J@ Select parties by giving short notice can
he furnished with rooms, aud oysters scollopcd
siewod, or fried. J. REMOND
b. Families snI;'licd with oysters by Civ
ing reasonable notice 81 that they can be cook
I'd and conveyed to their houses in a hot state.
UCt 10,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17
NEW GOODS.

A large assortment Of rich, new and f,shiona-
"a bio Goods. just received Ivy II. SEES.
SiONs, among them are the following
Rich MouSseue de la inc,
roah.la;sr rogn"ni"t'' for dresses and c'Oa..
French Prints, London do,
Rosin plaids, Carulme do,
Gro de- Noble Silk,
w ide blue black satin,
Orleans Cloth,
Paper Can,bricks, all ccIors.
Rich Ribbons,
Challeys, printed saxon,s, cheap Mu''m Col
lars, &c sc. lsept 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17

Ono ELECTION. In Franklin coun-
ty the entire Wing ticket is elected, and
General Green, ~hig, is elected state
senator from Franklin and Pickaway.--
In the latter county the loco foco ticket
Tor house of delcg atcs has Succeeded
In the Senatorial district composed OF
Clarke Champagne and Logan. counties,
Governor Vance, whig, has succeeded
by IA majority Of about 400 In Guern-
scy Co the Wings have elected men,
Der Of The Legislature being wbig gain.
In Belmon, the loco focos have sue
cceded as they did last year. They
have also succeeded in Jefferson Co.
in cecting Senator and Representative,
being gain of one. In Delaware the
loco iocos have elected their ticket. In
Muskingum Co. the whig ticket is cleo
ted These are the only counties heard
from, and they show thus far that the
gains and losses are equal. The loco
iocos in the last Ohio Legislature had O
majority of G in joint ballet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17

On SATURDAY. November 2d, 1899, at 3 o'clock
y. W., at The Methodist Chapel in this
Iown, ,eW be sold at Public .4ueiion. 10 the
highest biddsr,in conformity 10 The provisions
Of the .2ct Of Incorporation,
A LII the Pcws and parts of Pews in said
"A house, which may then be indebted la
tho Corporation for Taxes, and incidental
charges. All interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Sie,rurd
Newport, Sept. 26, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17

AccipEST We learn from the ll,llowell
(llninc) Culiivator, that as Mrs. Vose, widow
Of The lat" x. &. Vose, Esq. Augusta, was
going to Gardiner, on Thursday last, IN q
chalsc with her daughter, in passing tan
yard at London hill. their horse took fright
aud springng into the gutter, stumbled and
broke his neck. Mrs. Voso fell forward nnd
struck her head with such violcnce upon the
ground, as to deprive her Of her rcason--and
she has slncc died. The daughter received
no lnsl,iial injury Podiud .j,gus.
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ARRIVALS.

FRID,y, Oct. 1l,h,-Brig Orleans Adams, from Picton
for Surcrset.--OG Cape Cause, Brig Syrcnc, day
II ON boston, sch'r Champion, Wcsgate, of salem, .
da,s from Pctou ior Somerset-Lo there, 2d inst L.
\. sch'r Grampus on n cruise.
Sch'rs Francis Maria, Low, from Calais with lumber
to Finch * Ergs.-Sisan Jane Lukin, from do for
Provdcnce-Sloops Os,ervilie, Loveman, from Iiar-
wish for Fnil Invertebrates, Saycry, from Warchani
Tor Hartford.
SATURDAY, Oct. l2th.-soop Fame, Fclscr from
Nantucket iur Providence.
SrHD,y, Oct l2h,Brig Gen. Scott, Iittleohn, from,
phllalC phia for Hoston.-Sch'r Cen knoN, liobror,
for New York Tor rhOmaston.
MONDAY, Oct. llth,-Barqnc Delaware, Davis, from
rhilaI, rhia for DoStnn.-Bric Chatham, Fisher, on
Baltimore for do -Schr Fcnsacola Black, from Phila-
dclphia Tor Bos,on-SIoop Leader, Winslow, from
Prov ulence for New Bedford.
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Fall and Winter Goods,
FOR DRESSES AND Cl0AKS,
WM. JAMES TlLLEY,

MAKES il possible, a close of his Stock
I'A of Goods aud Store by January. Tie
has a lot of figured Grns dimes, one yard
wide, u, 62i cts per yard; yard wide figured
Mcrinos a, ,'2l cts: yard wide figured Nous.
sclincs at 80 cts; 5-I figured Circnsslons ai
rs cts lo, Of Fanncls at half their worth !;
lot of Broadcloihs. for cost and under lot
of Cassimeres. do do: 10, of Sat,inrts, do
do nnd many other articles Dog Chesp.
French Csicos, Jaconcts and MuslIns, oil
half their worth.
A lo, or Stoves and Crates at Cost.
Sept. ~.
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Oct. IL.
STOVES! STOVES.. ST0VESm,

NN7 l.. MELNILI. informs l,is friends and
w the public, that he has on hand about
600 STOVES. of various kinds which he will
sell at wholesale or retail, rs low as can be
bought or tho manufacturer. Among them are
the Union Stoves. made by tie Norton Furnace
Co., which has given the best satisfaction Of any
ever dealt in Also Coal Cook Stoves of di-
fersnt patterns. Cylinder aud Pnrlor Stoves,
warranted ~ cw any others Of the same size.
Tin and Sheet Iron work done at notice.
Oct 10
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EY J. &. sHAw,-Auctioneer.
Elegant House Lots at Auction.

On Thursday. The 2im inst, ioU be sold at
Public .7aciion, al 10 o'clock II. NJ, N. fair,
Dnot The nea fair day, conditions IS per ct.
cash. residue for sniitfaetory endorsed Note,
payable al Bank in II months,)
7 corner lot Of Land, bounded on Mary st.
L 1J feet or ihereabouts, aud OIL School st.
62i feet or thcreabouts.
Lot do mex, North, bou nd.d on Schud
stree, GA feet or thereabouts. by rs feet or
thcreabonts. j. &. SHAW, Auct'r.
Oct IL.
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M a l;S iA : a g = s .

In Providence, on Wednesday evening lust, by the
Rev. Mr.. bowling, Mr.. William sisscn to Mss Sarah
Ann Vars, daughter Of Mr. stephen s. Vars, all Of this
town.
N Warren Sunday evening last, by the Rev. J. G.
Welsh, Mr.. Nathan Kent, Jr. to Miss Mary Adams, al
of Warren
At Providence, on Monday evening last Charles Os-
good NJ, ID. oi Munroc, Michigan. to Miss Sarah Smith
daughter Of William 6. Iarncd, ESD OF Proyidenc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17

BANa MsETISe.-At an adjourned meet
ing of delegates from the several Banks IN
this city, held last evening at the Washing.
ton Insurance Office. IT was, VIC understand,
agreed To suspend specie ayments-fourteen
banks voting IN favor Of this measure. four
against. aud two divided. The banks oppo
scd to susrending were the Merchants, Nc.
chanics, Blackstone Canal, and Traders
Tho delegations from the Arcade and City
banks were divided Proc. Jour. Of ysfer.
dny.
The Banks in this State generally will, ~
matter Of course, suspend specie payments.
ANOTHER Finr NJ MoBiLE.- A letter from
Mobile, dated Oct. g. says -" Since the Tih
pf September four iiIcs-one In Saturday
night, the 29lh the square above my dwelling
burned half down, being old wooden build
lnrs-,hc loss not heavy. The fire Inst night
destruciiye--ihrre brick stores on Diuphin
street, The large City Hotel on Royal street,
and sundry other brick buildings-ihe loss
heavy. u does appear That inccndIaries are
now 1T wufk-by sickness deaths. and fires
out city 10 devoted " dcsliuciIom"
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Newport Academy.

rENIIE FALL QUARTER will commence on
n Monday, sept oh, when pupils Of bot,
sexes can be admitted for instruction in the
common elementary studies, in Natural Pliloso-
phy, Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, Navigation
including Lunar observations, Surveying. Draw
Ing of Maps, French, Latin, &c. sc. A COM
peicn, in-,ructrcss j, provided for the females
a continuation of patronage is solicited. Terms
from ;s3 10 S5 per quarter. J. BRIGGS.
Sent g.
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WM. q. COZAENS & Co.,

w NJ. q. COLA II NS ~ 90,
Hare reccired riihin The last ten days,
so PACKAGES
OF SEkS0NkBLE DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING Of every variety Of Fall
~ fashions, and being almost entirely pur.
chased in large lots and original packages,
they feel assured that they can offer them to
their customers on very low scalc.-Amoug
them arc
3 cases English Ncrinos, Of very superi-
or style and soft finish
case German Thibct Merinos, of bright
dark assorted coIors.
Double A superior Thibcts.
Fancy stripe double A do. entire new style.
Double and single width printed Saxonies
and Mcrinos.
Figured culorcd Alepines.
Celestincs. a new article and very rich, for
clnaks, dresses, &c.
Dark chintz colors French Moussclinc de
lame.
Plain do do.
Dark rich chintz Caicos.
Blue black and culorcd superior Silks.
Rich Shawls at reduced price.
Plaid and fancy Ribbons.
30 ps Hunters Beaver and Pilot Cloths for
overc oats.
Broadclo,hs, Cassimercs, and Vcs,ings, IN
a great variety.
Blue Kerscys, Satnetts, &c. &c.
II Oct 3.
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OF RHODEISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

STATE OF RHODEISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
NEWPORT, Sc Clerks Office, Court Of Com
mon Phns, County Of .Nt,cpor, Oct ID. ls3o
WNI HEREAS, Benjamin Ilambly, Of liver
Wv ton, in the County of Newport, Yeonnn
has filed his petition in this Office, setting fcrh,
that on the 27th day of August, A. ID. 1899, he
the said ilambly, furnished to the TveIion Print
" Works, Of which William Canady was agent,
for the purpose Of covering certain building
then erected or about TO be erected, on or about
tho site where II building was lately burned cal
led the Blue Dye House, That said shingles were
actually used in erecting said building, and iha,
/ he the said Pcnioner. filed in the Town Clerks
| Office, Of the aforesaid town Cf 1i,eron, his ac
count against said Ti,erion Print Works, for th'
purpose Of obtaining aud enforcing lien on SAID
building, and the 10, Of Ian on which the sam,
stands. in conlorni, to the Statute OF l. 's stat
passed N the January Sessions Of the General
Assembly, A. ID, 1884. and that he gave notice
thereof 10 the owners, according To law. No
iice is hereby given TO all creditors having lien
on said estate, that they appear at the next term
Of said Court, 10 be holden at Newport, within
and for the County Of Newport, on the fourth
Nlondayof November next. and make out their
several claims according to law.
DANIEL G. DENllAM, Clerk.
Oct II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17

al THE superior fast sailing and
Eh newly coppered brig MALAGA,
IIN 6"r'Gen isa tons will be sold at
-Ss4ss{E- Pnblc Auction on Saturday,
9th inst, at II o'clock A. NJ, at the Village
Of Somerset, Mass, where she now lies. aud
may be examined until the sale. The Maa-
"a is first rate vessel of her class, is well
found in all respects, and may be sent to sea
Immediately, and at a trifing expense. Con-
ditions made known at the sale.
Oct 10, 1899.
The Providence Journal, Fall River Moni.
tor, and New Bedford Mercury, will insert
the above until the sale, and forw ard their
bills 10 this Office.
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y 2 q 6. Is S .

Ia this town, Thursday last Murystta T. daughter
oi the late Mr.. in. H. Monroe .t New York and grand
daughter uf Mr.. Wn. Swan, aged years 5m. a Cd.
Al Providence ou Thursda, last, Caleb Williams Esq.
in the 10Th year OF his
IL Providence, OH Sunday last, Mr.. Benjamin Pidse,
hgcd C3 Years.
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Ladies French shoes,

DEM. MARSH, Jr., has just received, 3
- cases Of Ladies' French Shoes. ofEsTE's
manufacture, of various colors, both KID and
morocco. Ladies who are IN want ~
splepdid Shoe will please call At No, IJo'
Thames street l'une ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17

WANTED-by the subscriber, a quantity
w of Potatoes and Onions, for which cash
at fair price, will be given. Enquire of
Oct II. J. II. ALMY.
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FRENCH
arttftetal ~ I o IL ets

ID rctwEp this day at the Ladies' Orna-
~ mental Hair Emporium. i37 Thames-s'
lo, OF French .4riifcid Foicers, smonr
which are green, punk, and white face
wreaths. June "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17

The loss of property by the great fire in
Constaninoplr. n few weeks since. is csima
ted at 10000 900 Of francs, or about 81 1900.
COO. Some accounts say that 5000 houses
are consumed.
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Ii. WOOD & CO.,

OFFER FOR SALE,
.Now landing from Sloop Rienzi,
fn boxes brown Havana Sugar,
Nv 30 bags Laguira Coffee,
10 bbis Mess Pork.-6 do prime do,
10 DO Pilot Bread.
IN STORE,
25 boxes No. manufactured Tobacco.
20 half chests Souchong Tea,
10 boxes old Bordeaux Wine,
2pipes Hollands Gin,
2 casks 4th proof Brandy,
80 tons assorted Iron,
2 do do Steel. sept IL.
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g A R ID.

WM s. VOSE returns many thanks 10
w the visiters Of Newport, and in particu-
lar to the inhabitants, for the liberal patron
age that he has received at his new Cottage,
on the hill, for the past season, and an hap
py 10 state that it has fully answered my ex-
pectatcn. The Cottage is now closed for
this season, and will not be open until next
June, bu, should any one wish for Ice Creams
or Wedding Cake, shall at oil timcs be lap.
py to serve them. zoe, 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-17

VEY EVENING SCHOOL, commenced
!Vh on the 23d instant.
For sale, two Pews in the Gallery OF The North
Baptist Meeting House also one half Of Pew
in the lower part Of said house.
Sept 26, 1889. j.. TREVETr.
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PORT OF NE PORT.
CLEARED.

ship John Cogqcshall, Macy, Pacific Ocean.
Brig Ortava, Ma, berry, ST. Jago de Cuba.
Schr Hannah, Boss, New Orleans.
Sluop Three liro;hers, Stewart, Full River.
Do, Portugal Rogers Mobile.
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TO Let,

A Carpenters shop in Spring street, cast
N Of Trinity Church. Possession given
Immediately. For further particulars enquire
Of WIN. s. NOSE.
Oct g.
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.1fE.uOR.1.NU.1.

At Bremen, Sept ith, ship kutuson Taylor, Of this
port, from Virginia
CID at New York. on Saturday, scl'r Lurnna swasc,,
st. Augustine.
Arr. u, Havana 23d ut. brig Poland, Garner, 10 days
rom this port.
Extract or letter received from on board ship Bcne
min Hush ur Warren, dated "OT sunda Islands,
March 22d, le39."
,.rhc Cih of mi, month IN tic forenoon, the il,si
mates boat, while IN pursuit ol whales, wns missed
from the shin We made sni mud run IN the direction
hr vn. last seen bat ucr cruising oil DAY, could hnd
uothinn of them surt which We have been to Cru~s
aud sunda Island aud spoke all the ships on The ground
hut cannot hear uf thrW, Iherc ~ scarcely doubt
that the, were carried dnNr, or stove by Whale The
names or the missing are Elijah w. Dnvol, cr New
i!cdiord, first onlccr; samuel Williams, oi Maine
Steersmuni George Nmnwtiahti ihonhs tohgdon
william, Il S.ar. aud John Sisson, scamcn Courdor
and NJ .son we're cuorcd mru. We are hound hence "a
the Navigator Islands, aud from thence north"
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MOLASSES

25 hhds. early crop Cub;
NrANM MoIa Sscs, extra quail lliy, IL
lIlI51s sTT55M sale by
-N.ES--yN f. L. 81 w. NEWTON
<@=1~---~ Oct 3
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iCP THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
NEW GOODS.

I have just received a large stock of Wool.
L len and other Goods, which now makes
my assortment complete. My terms las I
am under age) are for Cash selling for Cash
only, and my expenses being very small,
enables me TO sell at less prices than at any
other Store in the state.
STOCkFORD e. TILLEY.
Oct 10, 1889.
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= A 2 E z.
J A Nj Z S III A nj NJ U y ID,


has JUST RECEIVED
20 reams Ames' best Letter Paper.
25 2nd quality do do Qned,
81 6nn Foolscnp blue shade,
4 pink Letter Paper,
Is cheap Writing Paper, very good,
10 fine lined do do do
Also, broken, or Outside Paper-30 renrns
very good writing and letter paper, for solo
at less than half price, and nearly as good for
use rs the perfect.
On hand, French, American and English
Letter Paper, English and American Folio
Post and Foolscap, Envclopng, Note, Tissue
and Blolting Paper for sale by
July II. LINES HAMMOND.
ID AIsINs.--5o boxes Raisins, Just received and or
IL sale by IF&W NEWTON.
Aug 20.
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To Let,

A Farm situated in Drenion's Neck. known
"a by ,l,e name of Rocky Farm. Possession
siysn on the 25ih OF March next Apply to
scp ., ENOCli IliZ.iRD.
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FOR MOBILE.
For Sale.

4 large and valuable lot Of land, contain
N ing upwards Of two and half acres,
situated on Bellevue street, directly opposite
the residence of Hon. Henry Middleton. II
is divided into house lots, and will be sold to
the best advantage. The situation is one of
the most delightful in Newport, having fine
view Of the harbor and oce ~. and being near
the new road leading To the Beach. For fur.
rher particulars, inquire of
JOHN TOMPKINS.
Newport, Oct 3, 1899
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A UCTlON =.
by MILTON HALL-Asc,ioassr.
Positive Sale Of valuable Nautical,
Mathematical, Engineering and
Surveying instruments.

TO-MORROW. m0 o'clock a. .M., al The
Sales Rooms Of. NJ Hall,
WIi.I. be sold valuable collection Of
" Nautical, JMathehatieai, Engineer
ing ana Surveying Instruments, consisting Of
i.eveH!ns Instruments, Save, ing Compasscs.
.ar'ne and Psrlor Bsron,eters, night and dsy
Telescopes, do Astronomical, on stands /; night
and day, or self registering Thermometers, snd
variety of other qualities Ivory aud Brass
Pocket Compasses, leather aud brass pocke,
Measures, from to 100 feet large assortment
of Spectacle and Pebble Eye Glasses Tafset
Route for LevcIling three first rate Silver
Watches f; Camera Obscurs. and various other
articles too numerous 10 mention.
The above are warranted Instruments OF SUI
prror quality, and will be sold to the highest
bidder. Dealers and Others will find the above
an excellent chance for bargains.
Terms, under 500, cash 800 and tef,
three months, for satisfactory endorsed notes.
N. B.-Ibe above instruments will be open
for examination any time previous to the sale.
Oct IL. NJ. HALL, Auct'f.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-19
ARRIVAL. OF THE LIVERPOOL.

gH;rseen DaQs LalT.-The Liverpool was telegraphed yesterday afternoon about -S o'clock, but did not reach the city lill all the n,aiIs were off. She Jeff on the 18th ult-' and brings Liverpool Journals of that date: tier passage out was made in IS days Ad hours.
 French Minister ia Teras.-M. SalISny, who is passenger in the Liverpool, Is tne French Minister 10 Texas. Thus Texas IS now formally recognized by one ot the Great European family.
 The Liverpool brings us the effect of the news of the Suspension of the Southern Banks-accounts of a Bloody Riot in Wales of the horrible condition of the French army in Africa-o of the yet unsettled Eastern QueS- lion-of a new crisis in Spain, &c. &c.
 The trials of Ihc Chartists were going on in many parts of England, and they are ge- ncrally found guilty.
 The news Uf the suspension of specie pay menls by the Bank of the U. s. and other Banks in this country, reached England Nov. 9th, and created a strong sensation. Il appears to have defeated the proposed loan of .:EsOO,OOO from Hope & Co. of Amsterdam but on the other hand reiiet had been pro vided in London, aud Mir JAudon under date 1 of the 18th, states that all the bills ot ex change drawn upon him by the U. s. Bank and arriving at maturity, had been paid l This will be agreeable news to some ot ou l Merchanls.-Jour. of Com.