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New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
y The follo*ins letter did no; reach u: uaul y,,,
dsy forenoon. although marked for tie Bdnor, MAJ
Correspondence OF tho Tnhsse

y The folio. ing letter did mot reach u: uaul y,,.
day forenoon. although marked for tie Bdnor, Ma
Correspondence OF tho rnesae.
w.sHlNstoN sept ,. 10 +
The President Of the United S,a,es has. in :. 7
f.rmi,x win tina; cardinal Republican Va. ,.
c;ple which teaches that the patronage Of tie 3
oral government should not he brough; into q,
dc, with the freedom OF elections instructed
,.,;,y Eos, Master Geaeral TO remove fron Of.
81 most masters who may be found 10 be sa.r
rros,ira,ing their office, 10 party purposes. !
i,,,er wa. based upon knowledge received BY
pr,.ieo, o.. the mi>coadaet OF Postmaster,
N;Jdrefown. Pa. and RrooSdeld Ohio
The Prince De Joinsi.le and suite arrived tots
and l,ise a. BreNn's Hotel I; is said p !.
lin,a vn,b the President. and that large &
bn.aaa, party viii he given hia at the W
Hou,o tomorrow evening. at which doubtless q.
Diplomatic corps VIII attend N their nHiiars
and the beautiful adde's OF the District IN ken
Gov. WicxlirrE was IN Lexington, ky. @
a4,h. and is expected here in fortnight Z
rumored that he may possibly 20 into The Wr,
parimen,. anl thar ElsHt WHrrLrssY. Of O..
NAV possibly be promoted TO tho head Of the p
Of;ce Department have heard oae or d.
names Of Ncw-lorAec, mentioned a, suitable
the Wax OEce. The question /, no, YET decide.
Mr.. BArgs. Senator from Mass. ha> jus. an
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

ing to tie whole cosntry ;he blessings OF oou''
md Uniform Currency may not be devised II any
,ucb shall be. we are prepared ts welcome il 1t
: ,he esc. we desire, to the means We are indii-
,.-a,, 90 that they answer the purpose We
know what Bank did tor the country; we know
uba, every other expedieat has failed to do. And
re do not believe majority of;hc People are in ia
,or Of irving many experiments, Of longer
waiting for the Currency to regulate itself =, we
deos it VII DO, but hear only How much longer
shall we wal, The Wings have not had power
to pass National act since 1923 all his year.
aad eo~ they sfe headed on the Currency Let
those vino haze mi.maneged the affairs Of the
country % long stand Saek until se try once, and
il succeed no better than 'ney have done then
let them &C, While We predict for four years f'.F-
;her + net that fair
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

PTaIor Nov sMENr.-The people of Niagara,
l.. {. appear to be looking for some terrible de-
.on.tra,ion of patriotism and scOandrelisn' from
hi. side the line. The following astounding Para
sraph j. from late nvmber Of the Chronicle pub
lished !; that place:
E,pi.sarie< from the patriots, who arr easued
together in the adjoining repaolic Tor the purpose
of rabbns and numbering the inhabitants OF IAN
ads, have recently visited this District IheiF eT-
rand wss, to get persons TO enroll their names a.
ready TO embark in any movement wsich might De
undertaken asainStthe province, and thSy solicited
such A. they thought might b" depended upon 10 10
attend patriotic" convention about to De heid
!, Manchester v Y These eunissries stated thai
,hcy had in the republic upwards OF ten thousand
men. well armed and ready tor operations at a
moments notice. tia; although theyeou!d not quite
depend upon open support from the Federal Gov
ernment. they could calculate upon IL covert a.
,is,ance; that the patriot cause was no" head
OF by Col. Johnson. ,lute Vice President OF the
United States) and Mr.. Scott, nephew OF the
prr,ent Commauder-in-C met OF the [. : Army
who. il will be remembered. used to heb-noo with
his brother. Gen Van Rensselaer,, at Enifa.o y
and. furthermore that this fierce. well organized
furnished with vast number OF pieces OF ord
nance. and continually increasing. demonstration
woald shortly be made which would astonlSh the
world.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

II Beautiful Teeth, are a great orEam'al @
IN, human face anf how fc the mean, OF po>'s''s
tsem. Sheruans Orr' Tooth Paste reno Vs. al 'a' "a
,- ,iv, brilliant whiteuc., TO and 70 p theu ne
aching and decas. hariens tne gums nSd : t'i'as
bre.h several of mo celebrated @eut''l' ise gs
their fam lie. and recommend It IN their pr.ctic' Pn
Ward No % Chamber street.. uses 1t IN MS i'uly
n, he. nrcp,rn;t.n known. It not possibly ].
,ure tho ,eri beng free an ds,c:'rou' articles
Inr,r, mot doIc!ous fragrance To The lr atn Sod
100 Nassau >trSet-
man i. neur>neably the best article ever offered iy
Rheumatism iumbaco, pain weak nc'' 80 ANY p'ra
al body II o,rrGte, sooner more pleasantly ind els
u.y than ans .;her plaster and costs oa> ~ cents ca
INTO - the rice Of othcr.. Purchaser, should b,
ritiou. Of rhom they huy thrrs '-vcra bus iG
t,iou, oil fed a. sherman, Poor Mans ria,to' and I'D
bv ,ome unprincipled druggists hectsse uey c'a i'i
them Tor lr.. rit1. AID MIKE mofe money ny 'hes-
The cenui- have vs. ,.a,tHre Oh he back and are
At the warehouse l06 nassau st J., Bo"ery - ilb
son st. aud - Easi3rosd~ay. -
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

G The new Postmaster General, Mr.. WICK
LIFE. it Is said in the Madisonan, has accepted
the Office, and viii be in Washington in a week
The Bos1oy SQuEERs.-James w. Locke, Of
inhuman notoriety, was brought before the Mu-
nicipal Court at Boston. on Thursday, for sen
,ence. having withdrawn his plea of not guilty
He was sentenced to four months Imprisonment
and the costs OF the trial. The Judge Wa moved
to th. leuency by the consideration that Locke Is
a poor ,nan-ha. lost his situation-has ilmily
dependent on h.m-and i, now under civil prose
cution for damage, by tn boy. whom he punished
.o cruelty. twas also shown that he bore good
character, AID that the boy, under his charge at
the Farm School were unruIy and difficult to
manage.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

designations day or two before the adjournment
of Congress; the vacancies Ocea'ioned by 'ne'e
designations must be filed before Congress adj
iourned for appointments could not be made ~
the recess. Was ii quite right TO compel the Pre-
s4en, to make the selections to ill these vacancies
in one or two days only NJ. Webster DID net
think he was authorized thus TO eEbaFraSs the
President in respect TO The Department OF State
and that. un!cr all the circumstances, he was far
Their authorized 70 say 80 publicly H.> acts are
entitled T. be- viewed with CANnoR-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

y FNE ARTs-The opportunity afforded the pub
lie to view. gratis large and superb collection Of Paint
Ing b. the opening OF Ric- Gallery of Broad
gay and Duase' /. of high appreciation and ought
by every oeal mind be sustained. There may be found
there the beautiful productions Of yariou,
branee, submitted prices within the reach and ta-e
all buyers. This what the city has long wanted and
any vino could have carried out with 50 DO
muc spirit, the Obsc- of such establis Mr.
Rel We With ha success, and If citizens of
and love for fine Arts DO ensbe hun to prosper
shall al that hs and may be said Of
ing taste. The GALAXY open day aud evening and Ia,
already delighted hundreds Of Mr.. Riel ftsl
auction Of Oh Paintings will take place This Evening
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

o. 4 poor man so years old. named Hea7
S,inemenz was killed a, Carlisle, Pa, on h,
2G,h ult. by being run over by the railroad tran
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

u Thirteen Trustees have been CHOSEN TO man
age the concern, Of the Railroad from Troy to
Greenbus h.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

BuRctARY.-Tne houses Nos 357 and $50
Fourth - near Lafayette place. were entered IN
Wednesday night, by robbers They succeeded b,
cutting through the basement window shutters and
unbatring the ia,tenings. Their object seems TO
have been silver, all that could be found of that
article was taken from the drawers, and nothing
else disturbed ab,ut dozen spoons were taken.
,ome marked ~. r. c. and Others simply
." Cooke glove was left by one Of the gentle
men. and some locotoco mltcae, bufn,.and placed
under the bach door. An attempt was made. q;
the same time, to enter the house Of Mr.. Tired
well. No 36l Fourth - but va, apparently given
4p from the exposed place in which they had to
operate the basement fine former being screened
By long fiazzas. " Y. Star.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

~ The schooner NekicI on Lake Ontario,
toundered :ey days since at the Cobourg wharf,
no person was lost
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

% The report that the passengers the steam
er Chill, recently lost near Valparaiso, were
drowned in attempting to reach the .hore, is con
by late arrival at Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
THE BEST PAPER IN AMERICA

1t is conceded OF all HAMS, Is the NEW "ORLl
The contents for this week Of the richest klnd'
will be seen by the following lit
-o.,-s.,rs .r,p o-r,nyq > 1871
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

q The body of young woman named Mary
Austin has been found al SALISBURY, Vt. She is
supposed to haze been bratally murdered. and
several arrests have been already made.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

~ A young woman named Sarah Ana Moses
hung herself in a fit OF temporary insanity, Mt
Boston on Thursday last She used clothes
line Tor her fatal purpose.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
1.-THE MONEY Will RETURN.

e ID if the purchaser diss ,tised with Chapmans M'gIc
Razor Strop with Metallic Hone, sanniaclory : William
.reet-Relai pfices 50 cent' 70 800 slj, and
81 30. Five minutes viii be ample tmo Tor putting the
fullest razor j. ne,fscr o,,Ier q s6im
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

20 man named Ransom Squires was killed
few days since at Rochester, by falling with a
scnffolding which gave way on nc"v house he
was hnildinc
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

II Rich and Beautiful white Teeth
Any pr on wish NJ the gratifying possession of Fhi,
AID glitte'Ing OF Teeth should use the Compound
lfaetnred 4nd y,nded solely By HORACE EVERETT,
Druggist No 36T Greenwich, doc. above Franklin H.
P'ice - cents per jar. q so 3,Ws2N'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

= TO Dnsuerreotypists.-B for sale
re subscriber has jass received supply from Paris
Warranted good. G. W. pRoscH
u x G l39 Nsssau-s,. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

y Who wants Exercise Ride to Harlem in
one of Aarphys splendid Coaches. Pice reduced 10 one
Shilling on'-star'ing every haf hour from the North
American Hotel, 30 gerry o Cpl,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

70 The Boston Transcript says that Sewe'I
Stone one of the lessee. Of the lately burned
at Mlbury Mass, has been arrested and Gem
mitted to iail in Worcester, charged with setting
tire TO the store, for the purpose of obtaining the
insurance on the goods, amounting to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

- Estnb!ishaient Tor a;nrnienfs Of the hf't
uahty, rea-y made, 20 Bf1aiway, American Hotel
o9
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

% The statement IN S,mc Of Yesterdays pa
pcrs, which will most likely he repeated to-day
that six persons are under arrest in this city on s
picon OF having been concerned in the murder OF
Miss Rogers, Is utterly ,atrue There is not the
slightest ground FOR suspec,jng any OF them of the
atrocity II question; they are all detained on a
charge of having been engaged II another agra
waited assault.
q The Boston paper of Thursday evening state
that rumors OF the death of Hon Isaac Hlllwer
current in tina, city. They lack confirmation, how
ever and were most likely uaiounded
70 Philadelphia paper, are nquiring whether
the John c. Colt awaiting his trial in prison in
this city Tor the murder Of Adams, Is the same
person who short time since kept bookstore in
that cy, which he left very abruptly. after cheat
'ng TWO printers. We have been assured on good
authority that he i the same person and although
we wonld not consider Ms case adequate pr-ot.
tha' any man who viii chea, Two printers viii no.
heS'ste TO murder third still il !, worthy OF the
ao,ice OF all whom i, may concern. how short va.
the step from the former crime to the latter.
u We call the attention OF the lovers Of =,ls,.
did parlor books, as well OF the trade. and all in
any way concerned, 10 the advertisement OF the
London Annual, for 1912, Just imported " ina,
well known house, tbs Appletons. Many of then
ara mas, magnificent IN their outward dress, ana
OF high literary merit
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

There i nothing unbecoulirz thin Il growth O.
nair tie female face Beauty too often mlrred by
neglec and those VINO troubled with the excre-
-cEce hesilatagly recommend DR.. Felix Gou
r4uGs Poudre Subtl,s, which proTai.e sii safely
speedily and effec'aaly remedy the sy. We call aten
ion 70 the Doctor. advertisement appearing in our COL
inns Of TINS day, Boston Times.
The above Powder, be found oay q, Dr. G >. eI
elusive Office 81 Walker a. one door fro, Broadwav-
81 per Bottle. (s) o. II
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

10 The American of yesterday say. they have
seen a letter from an officer OF the t. S. Army,
who had repaired to Alburgh, and there asce'>
tanned that the outrage committed by rolTn-
fsers, and not regs'ars, and without the presence.
or so far as could be aScertained, the sanction OF
any commissioned officer. OF course, therefore.
restitution nnd redress will be promptly rendered
by the Canadian Government
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

II Dressing GOwns-In a variety Of rich pat
terms and materials. for sale 800 Broadway O. o2
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

II a Genfiem an o. Literary tastes aai acquire
meut. who ready give asy desired testimonials Of
ms integrity asd capacity wishes obtain situation a.
Editor or Assistant Editor Public JourHa-e thsf
Literary, impartial or Wing; later preferred 4 linz
post paid to : B. care fthc Editor efthspaper VII Re.
ceiys mmedi.te attention CO 81 #
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

o. 1t seems, after all, that Judge Tenney res
killed in the recent duel in Arkansas The Bar
of the County have published proceedings held on
the receipt of the news of his death, which must be
received as good evidence in the
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

u The story which has been going the round,
concerning the Revenue Gutter firing iato British
steamer at cleveland, Ohio, is pronounced by the
Captain of the Gutter an entire fabrication. No
such event has ever taken place
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-14

letter from New Y5f!t stys:-Amon- the
passengers n the Acadia IS NJ. Swargwoui. the
late CoI:ee lor Of ths Port. Tho late Marshal Of
aa:s Distinct intended to arrest hi:1 ~hon he ar
rived here the warrant fer that purpose being IN
bis hands; tat a late order from Washington has
suspended tho arrest. lie is now in the city;
and at large. Svaftwoaf, says he is anN,oas for
al in'estis stion Of al his tiT,us in tie Custom
II fuso. ThHs Prcc, Swlriwout aud HDyt. all
ai.e-7 delaaiiers. are all now here. Pace, ly
the Wy, has tor year been practising law il a
sfnaii way. The American says, Mr. Syart~out
appeared odas before the committee invesliga-
tag the affairs Of the Custom House.
baltimore Patriot
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AMERICAN TOBACCO TRADE.

We published some time ago some interesting
facts concerning the Tobacco Product OF the Uni-
ted States Since then, We have received IN NJ
E4zlrd's valuable "CommercIaI and Statistical
Register" a couple Il tabular statements, The
first OF the amount OF Tobacco. manufactured and
unmnnutactnrct, exported from tins country an
nu7ilv Tor the period Of twenty years, from le2i
ID 1910 inclusive, the other showing 10 what
countries tbs larger portion Of II his been scut.
1t appears. from these tables, that dara- the
period mentioned there were exported from the
United States l. zoe u00u hoesheads. va.ned bv
me Treasury Department. nj Sl3l3t6,5ll, be
nag an annual average of o9,630 hasSaeats,
56,561 ,325- The average nunnal export IN The
first 10 years was s., III hog~aeads, or S5GS9.-
500; and during the second 10 years, IS, TO
hagsheads, or 7..i4.122. The average price
during the first period so / per haa~hcad,
and during the second period $50 50 The ca
tire exoort of the last ten Years exceeded that
q the first hy -, 30 a, g-heads, u l7,5j?,
:}t2 ia value.
Oh the Whole amount exported during tie pc
"a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-14

STATE ELECTION We have unofficial returns
from ali the State. except two Senatorial and
ten Representative districts. So far heard
from the Wings have elected eight senators, and
thirty nine Repre- sentatIyes, and the L0cos ten
senators and forty nine Representatives The
Wings viii still have the ascendancy in the sem
ate, but the FederaIi=ts VIII have majority in
the House.
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SurEP.-It il published in some eastern papers
that there EnclIshman in BIenos iyre-, by
the name of Sheridan, who Is The owner OF one
hundred thousand sheep. He began IN ISIS
with flock OF sixty. His flock Is generally
composed of sheep Of Sogth America. with long
coarse wool, bat includes some five SaxonIes.
The flock IS parceiled out to lhe OF shepherds
each man looking after about 5000. The pasture
lasts the whole year round and costs nothing.
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Agricultural Meeting.

In Pursuance OF "a law OF the state, the Board
oi County Commissioners have ordered that n
meeting Of the friends Of agriculture, be held III
Contrey.c, on this day, Saturday the III inst.
for tho purpose Of forming Agricultural socie-
~ for the county OF Wayne. We intended to have
called the attention Of our reuders to the subject
last week but the notice was crowded out The
notice now given Is short, but we hope sufficient
number may attend, to mako partial organlzt-
lion, or adj ,urn in such "a manner as to secure
the benefits of the law OF Incorporation.
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Valuable Property FOR SALE.

vIiE Subscriber wishes dispose OF the HOUSE in
I which he formerly resided, Pearl The
House is large and contains eight conveniently
rangedaud we'll calculated and situated for Boarding
House. There Is lot good Carriage House and
@aba well of good in the poch, and other
venicncies.
Also, House and Lot Front Tie House i
hig1 and the lot "a large ana pleasantly sitia
ted Persons wishing purchase property invited
call and examine for themselves: eiter Of which vii be
sold low and accommodating terms
DAVID MASSEY.
Richmond. TN mo- 3Ist, 1871. 30,r
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VALUABLE PROPERTY Eos SALE.

SiE subscriber DESTROYS of selling private sae.
any Of the property hereinafter described, 10 wit:
The House and lot, the of Main and Front
Streets occupied by John Williamson a
binding lot. win old house it. Main street,
adjoining the above named lot the east aud adjoining
three story brick LACEY put up by Job B9rton.
\ building o., also Main street, ad ain1g the proper
" Of Armstrong Grimes the running back about
Ia feet alley, and Haya he advantage of ten foot
alley extending from the oot along is whole length back
the fret mentioned alley.
The property where nc resides, consisting Of good, well
finished brick dwelling house, nearly The main buG
ing Il by b feet, with four the first floor, with
passage entry kitchen, K house, wash house. all Of
\ good ana stable. aud other out buildings
good quality. Excellent water; roouly, dry AID airy
CELLAR about and half acres of ground, a Jess
kinds The situation surpassed by apy the Place
fs5 p'eazaniness It IS wei calculated private
dance AMI yet part Of the city,
aa. would be good fof boarding house. TINS
property zaed upros expressly bis own per
A-o. Farm Of - acres. situated about miles from
city, directly treenvIe Originally owned
improved BY Frederick Hoover and since by Da
yi4 fIol.2aay. The situation unusually fine:
strong and never failing Springs; excellent orch
. consisting Of 500 trees, embracing good variety
of fruit
Jhe Of sale Of any of the atoge named property
VIII 5e fair and LIBERAL. price and time Those dis
posed purchase SUCH property. respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond. 9TH. 30. 22ad ISL. 2J-tf
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; II l. RIFE. : .lf.ES.

eSHERiFIss Sable ,.-,.4 ,f s,afr exe,,,;,,. ;,
= me .aei tom t'e "ayae Cifcaft tolgt, viii
.--,+-., - - Curt hoase a#az n ire town OF
- ..i'.S, iaaiane, on - uftay. me IA
my - f'sl.ss' neA;' between the 81 10 o'coek,
-. -. 4. - = p. OF nd dsy, tae following real
''F' situate . 'ae town % Richmond, awe cuantx
ia4aaaa. AM ..ese-.a-f Is t5s.sa4 ,a,.4.ir. r5s
9 4-f#t efF"es o .e numbered seventy As NUMBERED
gi ~ t-t para ot sad laid bv Charles
" Nttf7- a= r' .aeee alaa5 !. street. o.tx
'a7 iees; 'aaace no4t ez.y feet, thence gast ff,een
1t; ta s,.lt, ti-a.s sect: sen.e ta-: ,oeafy-
seven 1sa'' teeae ~1ta, - sse place 81 beginning faken
n-tassr &t.sta - i ~ 70 satisfy executions Il
T, t. NOBLE, Sheriff. w. {.
Aasa-: ltss, 1871. go 32sz
GSHERIFF,s %AIE-Is,. vi-.aa of i, Fx,r,,o, = me-
- @s'ettsI aa 'ae Wayne Cielit Court. VIA expose
g r43ic sase Court house door il CenifeNI5.e
'-'' i2ti' hetNee' tie hours OF O'Clock,
O'Clock, said day follow NJ properly 10 wiz:
'ei1'l parcel % lot Of lani town OF Richmond
"EAo 'oas, Indiana. ka3an bY being numbered oac
aaaae@ and sevenieca lie plat OF that
f" !t. "t s'.d . . ald oat ~ lo'n Smish
l-Sc'atio2 IL Iato. OF ies; ami sat.
Aug iIta, i7l'. (sl,5o TG. NOBLE, sh. We.
- iIERIFF'S SALE-Rv v4r,io of slniry ex4c,t,ay.
~ TO me dire ted from the Wayne Circuit Court, wiI
expose nj pat ale the Court House door Centreyile,
a}he comfy, Indiana, Saturday, DIST day
go oII' between me hours OF 10 O'Clock. and
O'Clock, sad day. the following properly: io-wit
t' ea'n parcels or oJ7 Of Land ~ the Of Richmond
IN Si' codnE- hFon by be4ns numbered four aEi tHe
hine'r on taa a: OF that part said lad OF: t.,
Charles Starr. Also certain parcel Land, on tho
east sine Oh ia street n said town OF Rehmond known
"a part OF lot No. 10. situate north side of ce
IA a eH "ea separates sad patt lot am property &C.
eHptei by widow Canan said part }o OF Ne / > ,,g,sp
r'as t1ry'wo nd holf the corner of s,d
and Marion street, novra property occupied by Nm
i.vnde ruaaiaz back east ona ts,,'i-al ~, ~ -
ite'ae' spdI3 tairiy-t"o and half said alley.
i3s''r, "e, enc hundred aud place OF be-
gaming taseo a. the property OF James w GIeen to
sa'i7iy executions IN aroroI jesse den and others
IIOS. c. NOBLE sheriff w C.
''y - I7ii' (5!,50) 31ts
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TItE WoEap oF + aaaoes ERs-tne Rochester
Democrat saws that an tna wor4t Is borrowing
money. i" Eagland there n deficit III The rev
enne. France has ilJ1tiag don't ot *54JJ,3J3,-
coo, and wants to borrow $3.50 ,JG>l,oJ3 besides
Austria has obtained a loan OF :<is ',o6b,Gj0.
Russia, Prussia, Spain, Portugal, are All borrow
lug all they can lay iher hands on Turkey and
Belgium have just made loans-Egypt, not able
To borrow, has raised he duties on produce, auc
the German sovereign of Greece would borrow II
he could find any body 10 lend. 'IHo King o! Ma
pies has succeeded IN making raise OF FIVE nd
lions OF Ddcats. Mexico and the South American
States arc IN tho same nd!fiou--he1gIEg lcuve
to borrow; Texas has had Commissioner IN El-
rope year cudeavorng 10 effect loan, and Can
ada takes I millions from the stationed rollers
Of the mother country. Lest d all, the UAited
States, by following the bad examples of the
''t%cnty-two foreign governments" which formed
the model of Dir. Van bareu's Administration
has been reduced to the meccsits Of raising loan
Of 81, 900, 0O0.-Oiio State Jsurna!.