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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

Cyssu,-The Covington (Lousana) Advocate gives
the Msrshss returns Of the parishes Of st. Tammsny aud
WssLing ton. as follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

~ TIE ship Watcher, from Valparaiso, arrived
hast night, bringing two hundred and sixty's ,ho..
s.sd sollarr, IN gold and silver, consigned to How
lNsd a Aspiawsll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

P,ns Tpzarpr. Mrs. Wood last night repeated
the part Of Amina, in La scmnambul TO fashona-
BILE, but not crowded auditory AT the fall Of the
curtain, she was called out, according TO custom,
and a wreath thrown from Of the private bores.
The Rodolphe of Mr.. Latter, vas very so 90 AZ
fair and for the Of the cast, with the eseep-
ton Of Me.dames Baily and vernon, they were as
discreditable as on Monday night.
This evening SIR. Hsek.tt plays King Kesr, Ter
the fret time in this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

S.w THEATRE ~ MoBILs-Tbe corner stone
Of new Theatre was laid in Mobile the 18th inst
II isto be a spacious and elegant strueture
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l-7- THr DtoEAs,.~-Among.h e many objects OF in.
fe., 20 the en6e and curious he in the
city, the least pleasing the Diorsmss from Paris
ID. entrance Of the Golden Horn and remarkably vivid
and striking But the other 10y far the wonderful
II illustration Of the different optical effects OF light
conveyed TO coo by the Of reflection and rerac
ton and by the light itself being dyersely colorei The
church OF ~, ttienne du Mont, at Paris originally St.
ene.ieve 10 presented, as appears at midday; the
painting is beheld the light gradually fades until twilight
eeds the lights OF the church then strike the pic
the whole Internal view 10 changed objects before
invisible no appear in bold relief and others disappear
thet were prsninent in the first view.
Persons who have taste for such masters will End
these paintings richly worthy of attention.
o. THE TIPPECANoE CLUB OF THE SEVEN
TENTH WARD are respectfully invited 10 attend
Hsss Meeting ~ West FARMS, Westc hester County on
THURSDAY, Let October at PM Members and Bro
ther Tips requested 10 meet on WEDNESDAY even
ing o'clock st ~ Horizons Christie and Houstou
streets TO make the necessary arrangements Stages vii
he in readiness at Horizons Tbursdsy morning snt
return the sans tvsnng BY order
John v. ADRfANCE, President.
J9lls w yA ,'a,,x ". rre.'d,
rrTER rALMER, Treasurer
: a K., t.s' Secretaries .som
10 Ls~s viii end We sdvertss@set Of french Lsns
PHI 4, . r alsrnp On the Ath paIe sic sulis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

o. Lsaes viii end sse sd,ertiss~~nse french Lsnsr
Pllls IN Q celsmp on the ath page sls smis'
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wAsHI~sTos.

1CtaI =.
Making in the 40 Parishes, total Of :,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

CArrAf- wArr, Of the packet ship England, has
NOT been in town since Friday last, and the display
Of the Gag on board hi, ship, which has created
such an excitement was, therefore, without hrs
ders But then he has perfect RICH, to display
~hs, a.s he pleas.s at his own mast head.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

CoSsvL AT LIvnsreeL.-Mr Schuyler, the newly
appointed Consul at Liverpool takes passage for the
place &C hi. destination to-day. In the event Of Gen.
Harrisors election Mr.. s. will have lust about time
to make money enough for the expenses Of the trip
Well, such is the fortune Of political warfare, and
many worthy mes besides Mr.. Schuyler must suffer.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04
HONARD's HOTEL,
BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDEN LANE, NEW


YHyHIS HOTEL is one of the most conmodious~ in
i the Union, having front upon Broadway Of over
100 feet AMI upon Maiden Lane so feet with two large
wings extending in the l35 feet II IS six stories
high, exclusive of basement and under cellars and con-
tanning 900 bed chambers, each well lighted and
ventilated with gates-besides numerous private par
lous with sleeping attached and public parlours,
dining, reading and other rooms There aer two elegant
dining Saloons the floors of which as well as the spa
cous halls in the first and second stories, togethof with
the reading and other public rooms, are paved with itai-
ian MARBLE There is also an extensive ana pleasant
room fronting upon Broadway, fitted up for ladies' or
binary, and the ladies' provided with attractive puhc
parors, and private to the Hotel from Maiden
Lane.
The subscriber having for nine years past received
liberal patronage from merchants and principally from
gentemef business at his former Hotel in Broad street
is satisfied from experience that early meals TO many are
acceptable therefore he has had his house so con
structed to be able to meals TO such at early
hours. The hours adopted for meals follows VIZ
In Genemans dining room, upon list floor, breakfast al
Il half past with reference to the season OF the
year. Dinnerin the same at O'Clock. lnGentieman'
dining ROOM upon ID story and also in Ladies' ordinary
Breakfast from to 10 O'clock and Dinner al halt dast
Printed bs of fare daily got up for the different din
ing rooms, and 'as il is optional with Gentlemen 10
take their seats in either of the Gentlemen's dnln
rooms without giving any nouce OF their enoice, ne
subscriber hopes the extra trouble ana expense IN e a.
tempt to suit their convenience III this respect VIII DC
properly appreciated by generous public ana uat
commensurate patronage will result thereirom.
This House possesses every convenience thai ne SUD
scnber could devise and il is universally pronounced Dy
vers TO be replete in its internal aFangemens
its construction for light and air being superior to any
other House in the CITY,
In addition the many advantages and cemors over
most Hotels, it has living spring Of pure son water up
the premises, which apart from its worm y
wholesome beverage SO unusual to be found in the
lower part of the city, adds very much to the safety OF the
establishment in case of fire or near the premises
apower force pump being attached 70 the Wen 10
water thererom as well from the various clsterns IN
the yard 70 the reservoirs under The roof from which
by use Of the hose water can be forced over any part o.
| the pren1isesin an instant. NAH :.
In short this establishment has been got up without
reference 70 cost and it Is the intention of the subec
Der have among the best hotels IN the country
Heshopes 70 be favored with share Of public patron
age.
mas dim D. D, HOWAho'
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STEAM TOWING.--The steam boat Re.
lief, Capt Tanner, was to leave Port Deposite
last evening, for the Chesapeake and Delaware
canal, with large float of heavy spars, destined
for Philadelphia and New York.
The Patapsco, Capt. Turner, will, on Friday
next, aid the Relief in towing from Port Depos-
lite to Baltimore, another large float of lumber
embracing so or 80 RATS, and will reach here on
Sunday or Monday.
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From the .Neto York Herald, Titnz Sd.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND

We are indebted to Captain Thornton, of the
Alexander Grant, for the Liverpool Standard ~
May /, one day later than received by tb.. Br,
fish Queen. The only news we find ls relative
to cotton. That article was IN good demand,
and better feeling prevaile2. in the market. On
the last day in April 5000 bales were sold.
HAyRE CoTToN MARKET, April 3O.-1,657
bales have been sold to-day, the entire cargo of
the Moscow included. Louisiana fetched Fl to
E90; Mobile f.S1 to f.S3; and Georgia fS1 to fS4.
P.S. 1st May.-Holders pressing forward their
stock. Cottons experienced yesterday decline
of If. Soc to 2, and the market closed exceeding
ly dull.
There was also decline in wheatand -four.
A lot of Robbie Pearls, expected from New
York, realised f. 46.
In other articles no change.
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MAAYOR'S OFFICE, BALrIMoRE June lst 1910
IYH DOGS.-The following section of ga Supple
ment to an Ordinance emitted Ordinance to restrain
the evil practice of DOGS going at large within the city,
approved June 18TH 1885, is published for the informa
ton of all concerned.
Sec |. Be il enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
CITY Council of Baltimore, That the Mayor be, and he
is hereby authorized and empowered, to direct the City
Baiffs and Police Officers and City Watchmen to pro-
the destruction, by poison or otherwise of all ami
mails of the Dog kind going at large in any street, lane or
alley within the city of Baltimore.
See. 3. And be it enacted and ordained, That all dogs
so destroyed shall be removed and buried without the
limits of the city, by such persons las may be employed
for that purpose by the Mayor.
The above sections of the Ordinance WILL on and at
ter SATURDAY. next the 9th inst. be rgdly enfoTced OF
which all persons interested requested take
tice lie AT g. G. IEAK1N, Mayor
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.4LEx.gNDRLs MaBYFTs L,,s1

'4LEX1NDRL4 M.fRRETiS, .ane l.
Flour per Dbl new S4,37L
Wheat, red 90a93 cts
Do white $lal,l0
Rye 45a46 cents
Corn 4aa44 cents
Oats from wagons, per bnshel 2sa26 cts
Do from vessels, do 25a26cts
Lard per ID SAG cts
EFLOUR-We continue to quote 81 81 from warons
From sto es it isl held at a. l25.
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ID UK EHART's VARIETY STORE,
No lOlA BALTIMORE STREET.

ID UR CHARTS VARIETY STORE,
No 1911 BALTIMORE STREET.
(Betw South and Calvert Streets0
KWTHERE can be had, on reasonable terms, the
Wv following articles
Sweeping, scrubbing, Shoe, Tooth, Viewers ann Full
ler's BRUSHES
Round, Square. and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
somey lettcred
Willow basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, comnos Tops
Baskets Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, aad rolling Pins
Mudlers; Spoons
Lamp Wcks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stays pr Reeds and gene suitable for reed
makers
Plough or leading Lines
ParIour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett and Cotton
Hand and fly Shuttles: cabbage Nets, &c.
Baltimore, 5th month. 1910. June f-ts
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aSz- WHIG CENTRAL COMMITTEE of Howard
District are requested at Browns Hotel Eli
colt Mills, on Saturday next, the 9th OF June, at tel
O'Clock. ]. S. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
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ar7- THE HARRISON association will NEE
at ssNarh Bends Thursday Evening, June 18th, at
O'Clock. BY order,
ie2 WIN. w. MCCLELLAN, Sec.
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SIARPENING
PLlUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS, &C.

EVANS, PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.
TEyHE subscriber Is now manufacturing c. i .. E
VANS' reverse point or selfsharpening PI. 0UGHS;
each share (of cast ronl hes points; and by
ing act upon the principle of self sharpening and there
fore economy in using. These poughs made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold reasonable
terms as can be had in this city; together with my
tensve assortment of other make of ploughs and agcu
tural implements generally.
ain store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Wadron's and Griffns Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Grifin's, and Amen
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshng Machines Horse powers, SC Sc
have also patterns for and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call and
see my. work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
J. S EASTMAN,
IS Pratt st., between Charles 4 Hanover ST.
ap90
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04

Z {h5-TTPPEC.aNOE CLUB No. 9-Wil meet This
Erenins at the American Coffee House, Liberty st.
ie4 JOHN w. WOOD, Rec. Sec.
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YNyHE ELIsIAN MATTRAss.-Tnis is 'an,as

| YEyIE ELISIAN MATTRASS.-1his is ,an'as-
~ ticlc which for comfort, durability and cheapnese
challenges all competiton-tis by far the most pleas
ant cleany and healthy article in the Bedding line ana
the prices when compared with the prices of the Ha<
Mattresses makes il amuch more desirable article, ans
any person wishing them do so by applications
AT the Bedding Mart, N. W. and 8. W. corner OF Lons-
bard and Light streets, where they will ind the most
extensive assortment in the United States, OF ready
made Beds Bolsters Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts
Cots, Sc &c.-all any of which wrl be sold very
low for cash, by immediate application as above.
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FOR RENT,
~ A very comfortable two story BRICK DNHSST
[fIaA LING HOUSE, in Pearl street, few doors none
4.l Saratoga street This house contains passages
two parlours pantry and kitchen down stairs iouf cha
hers above and two rooms in the garrett The rent WE
SnrIvf 10 Jesse T.. PETERS,
Next door below, or at tb~~
ap 10 Corner of AA'
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fs7-sEvENTH WARDTIPPECANoE CLUB-Will
meet on FRIDAY next at O'Clock 2. NJ, at No II
Bend.-Repors and Addresses on important business
are expected on that evening.
CHAS. w. HANSON, Frest.
R. H. COLEMAN, Scc'ry.
je-d4t
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a RSs
ApFTERIcAN rHEATRE-FRONT 81.

AMERICAN THEATRE-FRONT 81.
BENEFTT of Mr.. J. H. KIRBY.
Second and last appearance of Master COLEMAN.
TIIIs EVENING, June 4th, 1910,
viii be presented DIR. j. Sheridan Knowles celebrates
Play, entitled
WILLIAM TELL.
William Tell Mr.. ]. Fl. Kirby
Fnma Mrs. Seton.
After which Master Coleman. in conjunction with
Master Fuller win appear and dance Jim Along Josey
Virginia Reel-Cam ptown Hornpipe-and several other
sunSs and Dances.
The evenings entertainments to conclude Witn me
MILLER's MAID.
,,u.a MrJ H. Kirby.
Phoebe, WIS
Mr. wENYss, Benefit and last night of the season
will take place on Saturday evening, June otn'
NJ For particulars small bills. - -.
M Price of Admission-Box so cents.~-Plt % Ceitn.
NJ Doors open at 7-Perfsmance TO commence a.
half past O'Clock, precisely.
{dy- Checks not transferable
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WING CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF HOWARD
DISTRICT are requested to meet at Browns HOTEL
Ellicott's Mills, on Saturday next at 10 O'Clock.
ie3 ]. s. WILLIAMS, Chairman
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III HOOK WINE, for sale low 70 close, NY
I9Fs THOS. PENNTMAN & co.
ma d n Bowly's wharf.
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HUNTERS MEDICINES.
FHNO THE AFFLICTED--YE SHALL BIZ
Il HEALED-Ye, who are AFFECTED be comfortef and
mourn no Chase back the sigh of anguish to z
bitter cell, and wreath thy lips with perennial smile
Man guided by Science has pursued his deep research
among the wondrous works of nature, 'ke gnomes in
the dark gold mine, and has gathered from her ample
stores, the secret mystery of A SPEEDY CURE!
Come then-come one, come all. Shun you woulz
nostrms of that vile herd of ignorant pretendes, whe
throng the paths of the unwary with professions too alb
srd for contradiction. Come to the true fountain, ye
mprudent but unfortunate victims of disease ana
share again in their plenitude the blessings fheath.
Do not forget the only place in this city where you
be efectuay and speedily cured of all symptoms Of the
bad diseases, or the money returned, is at
No. Pitt St between Front street,
ma 10 and the Bazaar Bridge.
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VNRIrING PAPTolss.--A assortment o
Dcky & Lisles, and Franklin Mill, Cap aud Letter PA
PER, on hand and for sale by
TURNER, WHEElARIGHT 3 NUDGE,
mas 2 South Charles q,
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WUANTED TO HIRE a good SERVANT
w who can Cook, Wash and Iron, for small fam
iy, 1--WE miles from the city. slave who can be well
recommended by her master, would be preferred. APP
ply at the Pilot Office.
ma 22--dH
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We learn from Mr.. benson, who was wit
ness before the Court Of Inquiry, and testified as
to the price at which Major Lendrum could
have purchased beans, of Mr.. Fenby, at 81 56
per bushel, that he was not volunteer IN this
matter; that he deals in the article, and having
beans to sell, called at Mr.. Fenby's store, where
he was offered one dollar and twenty-five cents;
that ke asked at what price they would sell, and
was told By the person in the store, Il so per
bushel, and hence he supposed that they could
De furnished at that price. Mr. Fenby was not
present, and the statement was made on the offer
of his agent in the store, and not on the offer of
Mr.. Fenby himself
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forfeited it, and paid the forfeit of $1,000, we
believe. The department, however, has since
given Mr Wilson contracts, not being disposed
to reject or Cypress an individual who bids with
out a knowledge of all the circumstances. This
statement is deemed to be due to Mr.. Wilson.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04

The First Baltimore Tippecanoe Club viii meet at
their room, the Western Hotel Formerly Ciark's)
West Baltimore street. on THURSDAY Evening, June
4th at O'Clock. All persons opposed to the present
administration are invited 10 attend. An address may
be expected from distinguished friend of Harrison and
Reform.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04
NEY YoRK C.aTTLE M.aRKET, .J.sre 3.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, June 2
Beeves-There were 900 Beeves at market, including
$50 left last week. $50 of which sold at So TO S.
averagin. GA further reduction and market dull
Cows and Caye-There were l2e at market, ~ o.
which were taken at SIS, S35, $40 ana ~ saeh'
demand. -1esr
Sheep ard Lamhs-Ther> -, eoo :. -. ..o :.
whi:n were soldat - Mele ~ =. al nirSe ooS o.
very good a, So for sheep and 81 to So each for lambs
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sHAvINes.
XTERrzEA SaEA xT-Read the following aonk

XTERrzzEA eaEAxT-Read the following aoM
" the New YORK papers
owe believe ii the best shaving Soap in the wes
N. Y. Gazette
ga iaxury which those who are bothered with bead
can appreciate. dispatch.
eve have tried it and find il very superior. It sof
the beard and makes the operation gentle as mag
netizing. n-Herald
awe have determined that henceforth other shar
las.
This delightful Shaving Cream is sold by +
G. K TYLER
Corzer of East Baltimore and High ST.
ma is Baltimora
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'''O' WILLIAM P. STEWART, President
Ioux d p,prp Roc Soc ie 3
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FHvHB subscriber has Just yeceived splendid
Ill ment of Threeply CARPETTNG, which he re-
spectfully invites his friends and the public generally -
lected assortment of low priced dne and superfne In
rgain Carpeng, fine and super tufted Rugs Floor OF
Cloth, 64 A and "a Mating, Table Covers &c. Se<
which viii be sahAlow BY
RICHARD DUvAL.
ma y No. 200 Baltimor g &C
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COMMERCIAL RRCORp.
SEW FORK MONEY! MARKET,

moSDAY, Z. NJ.
Bicknells Reporter of yesterday says: We lad NJ
NOR ia town on Thursday that an individual from Dos
ton, mad Sfriyed with notes of the u s. Bank, 20 the
amopt of $500 OOO and with instructions to put them
- suit. This would require security OF double the
amount, 81 00-in order TO postpone thelr pay
for year. We have not yet heard the result The
name of the individual is John Thayei, Esq, and il Is
said that the notes were collected together b. number
Boston Banks and Boston MERCHANTS. The Bank has
elsaady paid very large Sums Ii specie since hersuspen
sion, and has recently, already stated By been re-
Plenlshln2 her vaults with specie. II ID quite possible
that her Directors know what they about and are
perfectly competent in tact and in means TO resist, with
effect any demonstration of the kind. II IS meyer
teless certain that good deal of uneasiness exists in
the minds of those who feel interest the subject,
and all things Considered, her Stock is quite high in
the market could be expected Assailed and crippled
this Institution has been, both home and abroad
the wonder is that she has been able maintain as good
a position as she at present occupies.
Since the above written, we have made several
inquiries, and learn that such amount brought
from Bostsn, and that if suits about be instituted
the Bank has made ample arrangements avoid every
thing like difficulty. This is gratifying and again in
duge hope that all will go well in the eDd.-N. T. Ex-
press.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the whole look better to-day
North American Trust sold at advance of yesterdays
prices Harlem improved Il and StoningtOn 4 Exchange
Philadelphia sold at IS, and on Baltimore at 30
The RECEIPT failure of the long established and highly
respectable house Havana of Messrs. Knight K Co.,
has created sensation among those who have bu-
siness in Cuba, a large amount of exchange upon
England has been disposed of at Havana, and more of
less found its way here and in Boston The failure is
said TO be heavy about 81 and letters from the
Havana state it will probably be bad one.
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TWO DAYS LATER AND IMPORTANT
FROM FRANCE.

BY the fast sailing packet ship Burgundy, Lew.
is, just arrived, in 80 days from Havre, We have
received two days later accounts from Paris and
three from Havre, than that received by the Bri-
fish Queen
The most important features of this news is the
strong probability of renewal of war in the
East. The Pacha of Egypt has concentrated a
vast army in Syria, and from appearances we
should not be surprised to see blow struck soon.
The news expected by the way of Boston will be
interesting.
There is nothing particular from Paris. They
hang women in France-Si sacage. We order
things better in our civilized country. We kiss
the women, but never hang them.
The Chamber of Deputies was very busy dis
cussing the provisions of new Salt Bill. The
Chamber then proceeded to the Haytian Indem-
nityBill, but did not do any thing.
The French campaign in Africa was to be re-
opened. The troops were marching to Blidah.
England and Naples are still quarreling about
the Sulphur trade.