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IRISH FUN-k NEW IDEA.

Halo. Michael. 10 it yourself | see
before mel" said an Irishmsn TO another
o. the Fourth.
"Troth. then lie myself."
"AOd bog ere you now, and how
have you spiuI our national birth day."
"Hsn't been drinkin' and rejoicing The
.nsrs day. and mMchiug about 10 . sun
Bot enough 70 Tosst poisIoes. Have you
ersn doing The sspe, Jimmy"
We'll. | have. The remembrance Of
our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ginllemen Aha,
.lgned Tie declaration have dane for Ne,
Miehss'. combined with . few dhrops Of
ns 'ereesut. has kept ms 40 dhrunk and
s:JoyiuI as P'psr. tbs day long. lsay.
alirhstI. Isn'l Il . remarkable fact ihey
cont have sny Of the Fourth of Jelly
sslebraIisns IN auld Ireland!"
" But They do, 70 be sure -"
"D-luhe BIZ. When does the Fourth
o. July e"ns is T,ppersry' Tell me
that With your ugly mouth"
Why on the fTsnty fourth Of June.
y"a spsipesn. Don't you recollec. The
tfo''o'. sonh'es. aud rejoicing. We used to
have on ths. day. Tie twenty fourth Of
June 10 Fourth Of July in Ireland. TO he
cure! \. O. Pscayuus.
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fading thst Der snlreaiiss had no effect.
she determined 10 ProsseuIe the mer-
esnary and unfesling man 10 the extent OF
The lsw. The evidence sgsinsi him wss
conclusive. and he was 6ned go and
costs. and sppesied."
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HILLSB oRoU II. N. c.
ny DENNIS IlEARTT,

At THREE DOLLARS a YEAR, on Nv" DolLA"'
rIETI CENTS ~ rAID IN ALSANCt'
Those who do not gave notice OF their WV"
10 have thru paper dice oHiin"ed at the siPna
ton of the year, whl be rtctumtd as 'esn'"s
Ils tontnt DnrC uhiti tUuntCtmanUed -- Az" ".
paper will lie Discontinued until all aHca"t."
are pad, unltss al the option "f the publisher
Advertisements not exceeding sHlcCn h"'.'
one dollar GoI the feet, aud twenty-five ce'''
t"r enc subs Qucnt Ins'Ttion; longer ones ~ "a
u,, uo,t,ou IUuIt advertisements twenty Nv"
per cent ighcr. A dcduI ton oi 3J5 per
will be- made to sdvtf,isrrs BY tho year.
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Military Election.

A N eiecfiaa Cor Iolanel Commanded. Lea
n tenant Colonel. and Maiar lgr the Ferry
Seventh Regimeat Of North caE0ilaa Militia.
Mi be held a fiillsb0EO1gh CO the last Saisr'
day 10 A0gusi next
WILLIAM BARLOW.
Ss4isr csFlaia
July "a, So
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Mr.. Eli Buck sdVertises in the Seho-
harie Advocate a caution against one
Ddrid Sandy. who has run away with
three Of his daughters.
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TIE lady Of a mariner sbOu, to sail on
o distant voyage. sent no.s TO the clsr-
fyman Of the parish expressing the fol
lowing meaning:
"A husband going 10 sea. his wife
desires the prayers Of the congregation" "
Unfortunately the good aa,ron vas no,
skilled in punctuation. nor had the minis
Yer quick vision. He read The nole ss IL
vac written:
"A husband going to see his wife,
desires the prayer, Of The congregation"
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a Beautiful Sentiment. The late
sninen, Judge. Sir Allen Park. once said
Of public meeting in the city oil London:
We live in The mids. Of blessings I'LL We
are utterly insensibIe Of their greatness
and Of The source from whence they flow.
We speak Of our civilization, our arts.
our freedom. our lsws. and forget entirely
how large share Of all 10 due To Chris.
hanily. Riot Christianity out Of The page
OF mans history, and what would hIs
laws have been-whs. his civilization ,
Christianity is mixed up with our very
being and daily life. there 10 no, FAINT
liar object around Us which does no.
wear different aspect because the light
Of Christian hope is on it. no, Law which
dues not oss iIs truth and gentleness TO
Christianity, net o custom which csnnO.
be traced 10 oil is holy and heartfelt parts
70 the Gospel.
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II SUPERIOR STYLE,

promising despatch. nestnsss, ard duTabnEy.
No paine will be spared on lie part TO please
those ~ho may palronIze him. His friends
aud the pubic! grneral'y. are respectfully so
iiriied 10 give him cell. u is not his dIspo,
sliion to msar1s words Of promise, OF TO cut
OhI ideas To- please the fancy but the PLAN
thread Of his advertisement presenis the ksbi
Ismsnis Of truth, which will be fitted up TO the
letter.
IrIiis Shop lie directly opposite the Post
nsFice, and Two doors above The Farmers Ho'
tel.
T0rders from distance punctuslly s,sen
ded IN.
HIIlsao.oush, May %. 1889. 7nf
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MOfat's Life Pills,
PHOENIX RITTERS.

HE UnISeTs 81 tsiin q
ton 10 which the celebrstrG
LIFE PILLS aud PilHNIN
BITrLRS sre held. 10 salts
factorfly demonstrated b!
the increasing demand fOi
them IN ever, state and sc
linn Of The hmm ~ a In IkI
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Fashionable Tailoring.
NEW SPRING & SUMNER
YASG4 u.s.
Mr. Robert +. Pleasanfs.

WOULD respectfully return thanks to the
generous public who have heretofore IA.
yored him with their custom: aud informs
them that he has just received the latest and
most approved Spring and Summer Fashions,
and is we'll prepared TO execute work in his
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REUNION IN HEAVEN.

How short 10 The earthly history Of =
fsnilyI A Isw years. and thass shO are
now embrsesd IN family circle will be
scattered. The shlldren. now The OBJ
ieeGs Of sender sOlicisnds. viii hare groRn
ID and gene fourth their respective sta
tians 10 The world. A lew wears more.
and children and parents will have pass
cd IRON Ihis earthly stage. Their name
wIll be no longer heard in ahe present
d.slllng. Their domestic loses and snx-
islies. happiness and sorrow. gill be lOsi
sRd lOrgousn history. Every heart IN
which 10 was written will be moul.lering
in the dust And 10 this al. Il this the
whole ss,lsfsetion which 10 provided for
some af The strongest feelings Of our
hearst II IL be, hos shall we dare pour
forth our affections on objects 50 hesung!
How can such nsnsilOry beings. xilh
whom our connection 10 90 hriel. engage
sll the love se can fsel' Why should
not our feelings towards them be IS Fee
bIs and rnss,isiying % They! Bot.
blessed be God. this is not all. or this
no has given psrfee. assurance in the
Gospel OF his Son. Though TO the eye Of
unenlishlsned nature, tie ties OF dOmss'
lie love seem scsusrsd 10 The dust. The
spiritual eye Of faith perceive Via. they
have been loossned on earth, only TO be
resumed. under far happier circumslan.
ees. in The regions Of everlasting love aud
bliss. Though the history Of family
may seen 10 be forgotten when the last
member Of il is laid 10 The grave. the
memory of iis,ill lives in immortal souls.
and when the circle 10 wholly dissolved
on earth, Il 10 again completed in heaven.
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a" infar"asr q the rigM lind The
Boston Atlas says" Mrs. Msty Dyer.
. poor woman. who ha. the misfortune
10 DO connected with drunken husband,
catered . compliant against Thomas
Fitzpatrick. for selling liquor wi,hou, a
license. 90 twO different occasions. The
complainant stated tha, SHE had called
upon Mr. Fitzpatrick. and begged him
poi 10 cell liquor 70 her husband, bur
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Job Printing,

NEATLY LxECUTED AT rus UrFICE,
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BLANKS for sale al The Office
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CARD.-TO THE PUBLIC.

July a..
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~. The above medicines are for sale
o~ Al The Office az the Marlborough Re.
corder- here oc"nstant supply " I'll be- kcpt.
ID. HEARTT, .9gsnt.
Ney2 Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25


S;,sss' rs 10 IS AS
to much The markets in the Mediterranean in state
Of Inactivity consequence of the Of holders
give From Leghorn sdvcss the 18th and 7h asts
During the week scarcely any thing had done wheat
bat from the ash Of September to the iah Of October TIE
q having during that time changed hands very prices
the export enquiry having however, subsequently ceased
had been unmPoran that period
plies drop quarters and the stock,
gradually increasing The latest from Trieste
for wheat limited too low to allow Of their
being executed holde generally remained firm and were
mot disposed to force sales few Of Bansto wheat
From Marsees have information TO the 18th instant
The grain trade had Tor several
heavy and the value # wheat had per leo M
On the afternoon Of the lsh however, arrival of the
English mail, holders exhibited irnnes did not
lead any actual business In the interior Of France
kets generally hrm for wheat and the value Of article
well Supported BY the latest from leading
us.rs also b.sn .smswSs; sasa,s
The Moni...s r.s.hss return Of the imports and en-
hour during the frat nine months Of The sent on
which appears that the imports wereof wheat 67alls
.S:r 100 sr s.msa.
bonding houses the LIST Of October, wheat 81
Advces from DantIg I9t state that though the
trade hsd not been altogether without @ the sales during
moiety or shipment. The stock remaining
computed not to exceed zoo iss OF Barley asd Oss little
the latter article might have been bought longer
From Hamburgh we have advces Of the 36th Oct There
that day god demand for wheat for exports Eng
land and France before sales could be made
" Submit small reduction from former pssces Al
Rotterdam the aist inst the grain market ssry quiet
and prices Of slmostsvery article remained ssvsrisd
The accounts from 81 Petersburg Of the 18th ut mention
that the harve ddrent provinces Of Russia
yorabe. In the Governnsnts Of Novogorod Ore liver
Jarosc Biaystoch and Mohiew, and n Lvsnia the crops
were mddns 10 Jsnse and kjssn, bed in Coariand and
Esttorisa, good.
Troa Brussels learn that Tor ths week esdins The
asd the average pre. o. corn W., TOT wnsst 2 VIC re,
rss and the expectation prohibited Rys isable is-
port duty Of AT &c., and expert duty Of g. csnaes fo
900 hiiogrammss
The following the prices Of wheat the dermsnsion
- n. a thels
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hp IN ag ~ ths sztsnoef 81 sssir crsdit =.
-. ..:S Ban. q The III, 4 NJ S ante
suspended 3srs fer is nsnslactuses4o wvs sSnt in
M erPec that sis contraction q ths cssalasisa must
PAa Der. sO-The bad weather (now aud rainy seems 10
have had depressing influence upos the Bsurs probably
the rai Of the English mail the prosimsis
Little business done Settling day approached specua
tors by examining their accounts and would have
enough TO do this and three days The result Of their
determination will decide the of he MARKET and money
is plentiful tst upward WILL in all prsbab
N take place The Five per Gents closed n llfr Doc for
cash ana .a%s Pue for account Three Per Cents slir se
led to Transactions towards the car o thu Boure Span
r'h Acsss slightly from s0 sos at which price they
hpc tuations.
'fEnScprnn Corn Trade. ElSAa
We have before frua all parts EUROPE respect
ing the trade From Br,taia appears that all the
grain south Of umbe raud Durham some
parts Of Northumberland eouates and the
crops well secured In those countless aud in the Of
Scotland, there was large quantity Of still The
In all the EASTERN secured
long since, generally 6ne condition In North Britain
Inferred the prodsctoa Of gram this year
that Of 1885, but 10 the United Kingdom whos 1t will
quite come to The IA
vored counties the and vicinity Of
good regards quantity but the quality generally
sened being Inferior and qusny will not bring price,
sufficiently high to open the ports In the Of Ireland
great deal Of rain fell during the third week Octope
notwithstanding the adyices relative the crops are much
favorable than anticipated The quality, however
very unsatisfactory The potato Scotland proved
large and Of excellent quality
Most Of the leading provincial markets had rather spa
rngy supplied with wheat and the value Of 6uer kinds adj
vancea at several Of the principal consuming markets.
In London for the week ending the inst the arrivals
OF foreign wheat had been rather large consisting of isss2
ineriory Of the English having price
Of the kingdom to decline rapidly than
Previous TO the duty advancing % 6S qrs for
consumption at los Sd per or.
Throughout tse week there existed good demand for old
foreign wheat Holders generally unwilling the
in the duty above referred hav naturally
Of importing additional con6d sellers Is
to qr former terms which in cases insisted
on, tended, nevertheless TO check business.
For osr there had been fair steady dsmAnd $500 cwt of
foreign entered for consumption house ON
tho 3Oth ut
To show ucuaton prices Of grau per quarter in
Great Britain IN october and September give the
ing
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The deliveries have, throughout the season, been
large and for last week exceeded $50. 900 lbs.
In oils not much business has been done, and
prices have net maintained their former position in
me market, rather lower rates having been submit
ted co. and among other sorts, fish descriptions. The
deliveries fron ahe LIST Of January, 1885, to the 10Th
alt have been 81, 40 tons against Alp tens last
year. The demand for tallow has been exceedingly
limited, and although As Sd. has been accepted for
p. II. candle Of the first quality, the buyers were
few Accounts from ST. Petersburg say there is
cepts against l3S, 600 last year. Town talow is
ready supply, but demand is dull and prices lower
The deliveries Of foreign taow for home consump.
ticns from the LIST January to the 10th u, have been
rs under:
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The result OF which To- that while Bank OF EpsIsud hes
only decreased her circulation 90 Of 10
Joint Banks have theirs bv Elo TOT out q
"a 0o0 and thePvsss Bssk E0e5Os Of 81 OoO
which cearv shows that tbs p~rtiss alone have
served prudeat these which The bauk eondens
The Bank of mar probably Cad better solution 10
the difficulty Of her position ky referring her
with those Joint Stock Banks which alone her paper
and whose interest 70 10 circulate largely when the
safety of the bank requires ractiop.
would appear BY the from Holland that the loan
the United States Bank and the house Of
Heve Co., which broken OF By the dhoaes OF the bills
Paris, 10 about be renewed This made Known how
ever rather unusual form, ring intimation merely
that the consent Of the Dutch Government
has been granted which consent obvious, have been
obtained at al essential In the case at the time ben the
original negotation vas en- foot
This SORT Of flourish 10 considered In the city very
encouraging mode of introduction for such operation and
has Suspicion Of the whole We have
accordingly heard dcub freely expressed whether this
additional loan 70 shst for recently raised IN
dom or whether IL another form OF the same operation
towards which Messrs Hope Co. In he eharac
ter Of contractors The account Of the transaction which
moro readily obi aims beliefs that the called loan In Lea
don represents the post notes due which
pep paw which have been verv
terms the transaction IN Holland " lksly Of the AN.
decrpon and will represent the American post sotes ana
bonds due and circulating the continent brings
new quenty aid 81 the United States Rank At
gvss decreased weight debt which remains Al come usure
day 70 be provided for--Jcwnai, Oct a.
The house OF Messvs. Rohscbd has received r,stsrcs
from the Continent of 5000 sovervgp and more sp.cie L
expected from the United State and South An.~e These
rettsuce. viii hnd their way 70 the Bs Of Rsglapd and
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LwRnveoL CorroE MARGRrs 0ors 2A.Ths cetton msrkst
during which the trade ssv- ossnsed bay 10 fair e.lsnt
holders offered hs sssoks very freely the week
common spd middle qualities, and I'd per 10 in the better
descriptions Of American cotton Egyptian very limited
ssrsnd -. Is. declined :. pss u ssa. n. sa:.s:. y
Cd and Decline Of u u hss 10 asy instances
mit,ed to. The sales Of tssst about 94Soo
ricsn and lSssunt fss sspsv.
See Islasa H0i 81 stainsd do ~, sS>A Upland
Noble ..s, 3 $50 IN s' :,ss :.: 's
chiefly spesslsos - ss.tss the former hssss
100 b:'s' ana the is.ss. 1000 al Amsriesn Tbs
total sales 5000 bs, ALMOST
The usrkst 10 without alteration.
Taken on .p.eul.,,o. .Ai.y-., ass,asc iscsos,
Decrease OF imports THE year,
:. pared with the same date 'sst year, sl7,I2l'
Decrease of qssntisy sshs. for con.
ooT ae-Ws have AaA pretty fair sss;rv ,odrs ,cr 80.
ton the sales Of aAkaas ahsu loO ncud;.s
cco American Tor ssscv ana 200 American Speculation
Holders offer more sF.h and prices are 6rmer.
Der so-ws have hs pretty brish demand Ter eo,o. 10
day and The ales hisA ecns.s r " est psss Of Ans
400 Asrcsn taken ~ erporers Oar msrIss has $3.50
Oct aoss Cotton Hssls. ,.Aibi.d sr.., ...a... %.
xss.iesn s.d su. Tor export, % yr,.n i,s iss
This improve oftd ded~ssed @ N the dec~. ID make,
. get decline from the 10th October Of IA. = 'H
According 70 the s..ssusst given In BURNS CONNER cis
0sssee, recently issued IN Manchester results that the i'm
povn o. son for The nse months Of THE year
o7o 30 bsle against 75 for The period Last year.
s nssss
Es, .gy:: = ~. s.:s s,s s:!s. =. s:s:.-y,i:,
leave the soeA the close Of the quarter s ended STARS
basr~heas the same rate Of consumption equal 70 M
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Total, 29,4o9

Total, 2g,4by 36,U52
Provisions have dead sale in the market, and
Irish Butter and Pork quoted lower for SMALL
and large parcels Dstch Batter draws fair trade,
and prices little higher. Lard 10 dull but un-
altered in value. In Tar the operations have been
small scale. but in prices little variation has
sarred. r svrN a-
DUTY paid on Goods in England.-The following
cannot fail TO be read with interest by
mercial men -
q corroN xsoi duty PAID o OCT l1rn.
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Asss5.e. Of NE Loo Of the sssship BARNS ovr from
PprA~nouh TO New York, the h November 1880 Lieut.
Richard Rsbevts, Eco. commander.
Nov lLat 40 -, os Q, wisd wNw, strong gales and
sEst q So loo g. 70 W, distance la wind
NV strong hreeres ~sd cloudy, with hesdsea
e-Lat u ~ Ion - - eossss W distance 9e9 wind
NV fresh breeres with heavy rain and squaily.
Lat q 90 Ion NJ ~ ecwrss ~ W. distance $50 ~;sS
sw and wNw, st,oss salss AID squsliy with roiss sea-
e-LM ~ Ion ~ l. ce~sss ~ W. distance lea wsd YIN
w. fresh brseses and elosdy with heavy sea. '~- :,
sLss Al Ion ~ course 10 W. distance 7Qs NV and
By 'res. s... ss :: AID .qasy with heavy head
NV and BY n, fsssh slss and ssually wh rising sea
i-No lat no ios, course 7ew aht.ses is6 wins and
wNW, fresh sreezss and heavy weather.
i7Ld - - lee 80 % course "a W. distance re-, wind
wsw strong gales with rain barometer - o. and hard gales
with heavy squalls 10 $1,000 n
lsALsi - Ion 40 S. . "a W. aLtance ia wind wNw.
very heavy gales with violent squalls and Liehs see.
IA Lai Al - Ion Al H. - w, dsance as wind
is-Lsia 10 ssiou q "a II ". dk'sDs. lie wind WV,
fresh gales and squsIly, with heavy sea
1e-Lst 20 % Ion ~ ~ - W. distance TO, wind NV,
IRISH bresses and sgsaly, With kss1 ss& ~
n--Nc ls Ion. W, sks~pes No. wsnd end NV frssh
gales with heavy sqsss aud ysy confused rolling deep
i8-Lat 20 q len - 90. " g W, distance "a WIND NV,
G-sh hrssses AID sqvsly, sea rolling deep
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
PASSENGERS

In the British Qseen from Portsmouih-Fredsch Bror
Mrs. bronssa, John Ely. 10, David Collins DsA-, ~
Dodge Dsforsst n Cruger, Frsneis Hs-nsa NJ. "a.
man, sssdess Irving g 0oAeGray, Ms0ojeGrsy w taa
man, Mrs HsGnan, Gmsad Didier,R Tsvlcr = HI
brook, Mn HelbroshA Geo Heaihcoe, w Nsana rrsds
Caswsll, Auey, SAml WnAee, David nuuIor " 4 an
mour, Benz Thomas, Edmund Dsliss Alerr DarcIsv NJ
Csaeken, McCrsches, Thos 0ress, Cas- Meirss y ~
semight w Beadsh FS TslecSt Mat slss1s 0ssss H..
ton. John Scion, Eeott Mr. Ellies4t john w co..
Mrs Csass Mr. sos- "A Haavia Charss jouea n. Jon..
n Durham, ssiven Warren Thos Min, "a " Mercer N
Basseit, 4 Deyla Wslh, williams Johs Van I.sd
Wster 0wynn, e Track, Merrh Rob sson, M Pvrtop w
Patton fopelsos fsaac Hpehsnan rousiis Cspt,,n
Erisson, A. Bueher, s;gsss Tsvtse JEsThon. 7homss
ales Miss Ransn Miss ka.kin Ms kobir cen Mn. pss
sson, Mrs MsCraehss, Mrs Young Mn HobsosA attendant
Mrs Burton Mr. Birin, Mr. Merley Mia werner M'SIi
Tardise, Mrs Lsnsdoa Mas Langdo Judge YosDe fine
stes ysmes McTariand Burslsy n nosrdmaos a.,
Henderson, HDsssas swbod Lawrence Iorssso Cour,st
Eerr John Gi.o.r job. LeaAbscAe assLls ssn svs-
Harrs, sas sAsrr, job. Moss. bosssa, n linssy.
Theodore aaot, James Smith sward Faureils john
Edelstcs jobs H Ksos, 0nisspe, W Boulsos, Dr. r
Burkuan, Edward = Artin, Hanasvo~k, David Deuehar
Bsd~is> Edmund hoorswsed. w y Bushsea r Hss ssr
Tosrsy Henry Taylor, w il BennssA stsps Heavy
Wslbsn nssry Chambers, Mrequst Mr rssuot Lewis Rv-
jeks rhsr ssnl Davis, PsqpsA Robt Heris loco
0vshs.s Draper, yoha Lsess, fequos Jsnss Ceia-
shaw, Adam Smith, Van wyehe M Dsddsn, Mir Hsslasd
Mn -, Mrs Tsgior, Mrs SsAi h. ossvsst-Mr Hasman,
Mrs 0c<dsHrsy = Mrs Lsagdes ~ Doass 0enl Hssder.
80 :, , Barclay I, J Fsr'asdi -eerfe
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AGGREGATE AVERAGE OF TINE SIX WEEKS WHICH RRGUL
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have led to this concession one Of the prncipal 10,
that North America not only imports her produce
into the states of the German Union, but draws
variety OF produce from those states, such us wool
iisen, glass, &c.-Lsipsic AIgsmsins Zeifung
spAsr.-Advices from Bayonne Of the 22nd inst
state that the Chrstuo chiefs IN the northern pro-
vipces were adopting every prscaution TO avoid be-
ing surprised. The troops in the garrison towns
90 a. to be ready 10 tarn out at the first signal.
Letters from Saragossa and Calataynd merton
that Cabrera was ndeatgabe In his exertions, and
had lately captured several conveys and isolated de-
tachnsnis ofthe Queen's array.
GRxscE.-We have before us letter from our
correspondent st Athens, dated the 9th October,
which complains bitterly of the Successful ntrigues
Of the agents Of Russia IL the Greek capital, and Of
the want OF energy Of proper instructions given to
those Of Great Britain and France.
A committee for establishing a national bank had
lust been formed. II consisted OF messrs. HGslin
(of the Trieste firm Of Hoslin and springer) Rallies,
Negres, and Durus.
THn East Letters OF the 9th Oct, from Gen.
stantinople, do not lead to any positive conclusion
respecting the Turkish and Esyps,pa question ion i
French Ambassador, would put an end TO this int.
rim state, and determine the Porte as TO ts future
conduct.
private letters from Alexandria confirm our pre-.
vious accounts that Mehenet All was perfectly re-
covered, and that he had removed to Rosstta. He
il Represented in these letters ~ fui Of hope, and
determined in no respect to yield TO sntresnes OF
mensces but to hold Egypt, CANDIDA Syria, and Ada.
ns, which were his--6rst, by right 81 eosquess, and
second BY treaty az Kiutsya, ~ well ~ Arabia. con
eeded 70 ME late son Tcsssoin HIS preps..s.sn'
Tor resistance were active and but we
are assured he more firmly relied on the occurrence
/ Of dissensions among the Ave Powers, which had
each separate and distinct interest IN the matter
\ The Egytian army In Asia remaised inactive. The