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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SHIP
RD Ne f. SID e N 'E.
Sc nAYs LArEN rMnM EURoPk.

Six DAfS LATER FhbM
The Steamer President, which sailed from Liv-
erpoo on the 10th of February, brings files OF for
eign papers up, to The day Of her departure.
The receipt OF New York papers in London, by
The packet ship Cambridge, with the correspon-
dencc between Mr. Fox and Mr. Forsyth, with
gard to the arrest Of Mcleod, caused much talk and
considerable excitement.
The Time predicts the most serious national con
sequence from this affair, which was brought be-
lore Parliament the 9Th instant, by Lord Staniy
and The Earl of Moun'chasbe.
The former asked Lord Pamerston whether the
| government had taken any, and if so, whit steps,
for tho protection and liberation Of Mr. Mcleod?
| Lord Palmerston replied that the Government
had sent certain INSTITUTIONS but ill the conclusion
Of the correspondence received II would be i'm
possible send final Instructions, and that he was
not prepared at that time to state formally what
those instructions were.
! The Earl of Mountclashcll asked similar qucs-
,ions Of Lord Mehorn IN the House of Lords, To
which similar answers were given, stating also
that HerMhjesy's Ministers would lakc those meas
ures which in their estimation would he best calcu-
lated to the safety ofHcr Mniestys subjects
and 10 vindca,es the honor of tho British nation.
AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
BY an extraordinary express from Marsees
news received in London on the sixth instant
from Chinn, India and Egypt, whirh dates from A
cxnndria IN Jan. %, Bombay to Jan. list, Calcutls
to Dec. L6, 6,acoa to Nov. 3, and Chusan to Oct
| II.
! The state of affairs ii China remain unchanged
since the last advices; and gloomy apprehension
as to,he final result of tho proposed negotiation
were ontertHin, d. Both in China and India thu
I conduct Of Admiral Elliot is commented upon il
mas, severe terms. The negotiation with the EN-
peror Of China dues not appear 20 have made any
progress, nor the approach Of Admiral Elliot to the
Chinese capital TO have, as yet, produced any othe
result than the dismissal Of Commissioner Lii
! fro nj the government Of Canton, and the appoint
ment, Ms his successor, "f Ke.shan, who is com
mlSsioneh to settle the matters, and is supposed Il
| be as much opposed To intercourse with foreigners
as Lin.
Admiral Elliot was stiIIat Chusen, which place
! had been found extremely unhealthy. Out of 1850
British troops landed there, only 2033 were fit for
duty, chiefly owing TO bad diet and cr fres,
meat. The number OF deaths is stated at ten per
day!
Tho Admiral was expected to leave for Canton
about the middle OF Nov ember. The British Ma.
val force consisted OF twenty sail of pennunts ex
elusive Of steamers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09
y NATIONAL DEB r.-riIE LEGACY OF
VAN BURENISM.

Our leading friends side, and our oppo.
nen,s The other, have made efforts, the one To
expose, aud the other To conceal the actual amount
OF real debt which the present expiring dinasty VIII
begueali To The nation, and 10 the next Admins
,ratiun of its affairs. The efforts on both sides
have Gsen more or less successful though Of
tho opinion .hut more evidences of debt haye leak
cd out than The present Administration desired
should come to the public eye.
Foi our part we are confident in The opinion
that, Mr. Van Buren, will leave bono iJe debt Of
his own creation, or that of his friends, of more
than forty millions of dollars, 10 be liqudated by
the succeeding ADMINISTRATION.
How lamentabiy unsuccessful, even as com pared
with Gen. Jackson administration, will this fact
prove Mr. Van Buren, 10 have been! Gen. Jackson
left 40 Millions surplus in The Treasury. Mr. Van
Buren, leaves DO millions debt, deficit!
We proceed ~ state the grounds OF tho faith
that is in u.s. aud present the following bill of par
IicniaIs, derived from public documents, &c.
Balances of"old appropriations Qhe represent
,utives of old and imperative obllgalions) re-
manning unliquda,ed in 1910, $i4 ,OO0,0U W
indan trusi fund used III The Treas
uIy, or wholly unaccounted ioras
such 6,O0O,0 900 %
Indian treaty slpulations falling
due in lSll, exclusive Of The ordi
nary expenditures, 100000 90
EAcess uf lorida war expenditures
over al appropriations :or that
service, 1880 900 90
Individual claims arising in Flor.
da, 5,OOO,0 600 90
Pensions unappropria,ed for n1S40,
and postponed To ISL contrary
TO the usage Of former years, 100000 co
CLAIMS vi The States oi Mas-nchu.
setts, Connectcu,, Virginia, Ge"s
ga, Alabama, Maine, anG Terri.
iury oi Florida, Gas Territory
mostly long postponed, 500 900 10
Navy Pension Fund, ~ Pensions, ,2UU 900 40
Navy ki"sptabie Fund, 2uo,0UU W
Trusts tor indemniiies, 4Y6,70I %
Tianguaton coast U States, 5DO,UU0 W
Cost o the Census oi lSIU, 70O,OUO W
Debts assumed for The Dir,rict of
Columbia, l,100,0nO 90
OulsiaL ding warrants the overplus, 5O0 900 W
Dlapidaiions 10 make good, III pub
hc works, aud buildings To flush, 100 900 %
Deialcalions IL be made good byuih
er appropriations, 100000 10
Private claimants postponed oi iate
years 10 the necessities of thu
Treasury. 5000 900 20
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09
@3Ag&e@a

In Waterford. suddeply, Jan. 80 widow MEwcy
GRAVES, aged s6 Printers IN ~ ii. Mass. will
please notice.
In Newport, Feb. 81, CARLroN, only son OF Mel
son aud Orpha Wright aged Yeats.
Peaceful toe thy silent SAUNDERS,
Peaceful ia The grave so low,
Thou ma more wilt Join our numiers,
Thou no more our songs shall know"
CoHM.
In this town. March Sd, EM ERoy. only daughter
Of Mr. Charles Blnn, aged Is months.
In Deerfieid, N. u Feb l5 of consumption,
Miss Mehiiahle B. Merrill, aged 90
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lyndon, March 9, 1911.

The Bangor Wing sa,es that the Land Agent
Mr. Hanln, has made arrangements with Tho Land
Agent OF Massachusetts, To pay half the expenses
of such force as may be necessary to look utter
,respassers upon the disputed territory.
SIZE OF LoNDoH.-London is probably the lar
gest city in the world, at east il we down as
doubtful the exaggerated account of the population
OF some OF the Chinese and Japanese cities We can
i"rin some idea OF Ills size when wo are told it con
tnins as inhabitants as the five states Of Mass
achnselis, Maine Connecticut, New Hampshire and
Vermont.
The Scotch blacksmith being asked tho taeaping
81 metaphysics, explained it as follows: When IA
party that listens DINA ken what tho party who
speaks means, and the party who speaks dinna ken
what ''o means himseIf--thar is metaphysical
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09
~ a. 4:saAE ia GgE ga

In Lyndon, 4ih inst, by Rev. G. Aspenwn!I
DR.. EDWARD MArTocKs, to Miss ApELilE Az
GUsTA KINBALL.
Ia Rutland, / lih ult. hy ]. G. Dexter, Esq NJ,
William If. Hubbard Of Mdd Iebury, to Miss Lu
cretia Wilkins of X,
In GudhaiI Feb 18th, by Geo. IIumes
Esq, Mr.. Dan. z. stckney of Lunenburg, I" Niles
Susan l.. Wessom uiG
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09

BRIGHTON MAkKEF-M onl,il, March |.
From the Boston Pntrint
AT market, 40 Beef Cattle, % yoke working
Oxen, Is cows aud calves, 500 sheep, 100 Swine
30 Beef Cattle unsnld
PRicEs-Bcei Caile-We reduce our quota
tons To correspond with les. We quote Il few
extra So 50 IS; Firsr quality al 6 a sc 25; sec
Odd quGlity So 5oa rs; Iblrd quaIity $4 10 5 75
Working Dxen--A few sales only rtsced.
Cows aud Ca,ves-Salrs few and dull.
Sheep-Lols al So 50, 3 30. rs and 5.
Swine4 . for sows and l-2 for barrows.--
At retail and 6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09
For INC Cnlu,iumIam

T. i.
Sleep on sweat lair one, sleep.
That lille eye no more shall weep,
Nor tears bedew that paid check,
Nor scenes Of pain come o'er thee.
Sleep on sweet fair one, sleep!
IN death thou mays st repose thee
For sure thou'rt past from earth away,
To yon regions OF brighter day,
Ere could liie's waves roll Ger thee.
.4iicays thou mays not sleep!
When the knel oi earth shall rouse thco,
Death can't his vIclitn longer keep,
Nor the spells Of victory reap,
Nor Craze with bars can hold thee.
'Tis then thou shalt a,eake,
When "Righteousness Thy robe shall be-"
Aud while this earth shall rend and quake
And Heavens pillars tol'ring shake
WeU meet ngain-we'll jain Mee' S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09

ilonRlp The Rchnlond Star says thnt fire
occurred in Chester field few Higiits since, in ne
groe house, and shocking |" relate, FIVE little ncsr"
children burned TO death, 1t appears that the
parents locked tho children in the house while they
went to visit some friend and in short time after,
the house discovered to be on fire The doors
was hroken open and two OF tho children were
found near the door, and two more near the fire
place, dead Another on the bed heard to cry
but il was impossible to gel ut it 10 save it, Boston
Times.
DEATH OF Mr. MENEFEE. Tho Cincinnati re-
publican Of "Wednesday last says;--"We regret /,
learn by private latter the death of The Hon. Il
II. Moneiee, formerly Representative in Con
gress FROM the lth district in Kentucky, aud on,
of the candidates for the U. s. Senate the recrn
election in Frankfort He died at Lexington las
Saturday evening, after n shorT illness"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09

BRIGADE ORDERS. Notice j. hereby gwen
that military convention OF the officers (and all
others who pleased aIend) of tho tbild brig
AIDE and second division of the Vermont militin,
will he holden al The court house IN Danville, un
The 10Th of March next, III 10 O'Clock A. NJ im
the purpose oi taking into liberation the present
militia system and recommending such amendments
ct any as may he thought necessary. A pnnctnal
attendance ls requested. Thos. Bartlett, jr. Esq.
Of Lyndon will address the cnnypntion.
s. r. FLINT Brig Gen
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09

( mr. Vc learn since the proceeding page was
made IN that iha article therein respecting the
Pemne,s nssei Bank is errnn"uus--tho bnnk IS in
! sound and safe condition, and the indebtedness
Of tho directors amounts only To $5000 Our au-
thori,y tor the article was the N. H. P"riot--pocr
enough, suielt. r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09
y EiOR u,
MILES SIIOREY { 1
STATE OF VEiiMuAT,

ORLEANS DIsTRlGTp S.,
Ala Probate Court holden at irasbursh, within
and for the District aforesaid on the Sd day Of
March, a. ID. iS4l '
& Instrument rurpoitina 10 DO the last Wilt
IN and Testament Of ROBERT TRUMBULL,
late OF Craisbnry IN said district deceased, was pre-
scented IL lie Court here for Probate. by JAMES
TRUMBULL ,ho3 Executor, therein uamed--
Therefore il is ordered by said Court that public
notice be given 10 all persons intended lhereia 10
nppear before said Court, session thereof TO be
holden ut lrasburgh Tho 5ih "Wednesday Of
March, "a ID. IS4i and contest The probate Of said
win, and 1t is further ordered that this order be
published three wee Ks successfully in the Caiedo-
MAN a paper printed at ST Johnsbury, in this
State, The last of which shall be prev ious the day
assigned as aforesaid fr herring.
Given urder my hand al Tie Rpgstcr's Ofico,
this Sd day OF March A. ID la4l.
lSSw3. GEO. NYE, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NETE the Subscribers, heIrg appointed by the
w Hon. the Pruhnle CONT for The District of
Organs, Commissioners 10 receive, examine aud
adjust all claims and demands Of Ii persons against
the Estate OF DAVID DUSTIN, lne Of Derby, il,
said District, and also nj! clnims aud demands ex-
l0th day Of Feb. inst. being allow ed by said cQur,
for that purpose do therefore hereby give nos
lice that will attend TO the business of said
appointment, at the dwelling house OF widow Fan
ny Dustin, in sand Derby, ON the second Tuesdays
of June and August next, from nine o'clock A. NJ .
untI four o'clock, p. NJ earh of said days.
CHARLES KINGSBuRY,>
ZENNS COBB, Commissioners
PEKLEY ROBINS,
Derby, Feb %, iS4l. lSSw3
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Paddock 81 EgougEaaors,

VN7OULD say 10 tnJse indebted to- .hem, thai
wv they have sold ou, ihelr stock in trade al,
Lyndon, and wish close thu, concern. They
would further say, that they must hav. tie pay on
their demands that ha>e become due by The LIST of
April, they will bc left in the hands of Sd pcs
for colleciinn.
Lyndon, .HarLh ., 1871. ISSw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09
rH ID az II s A EI,H' .

u "a IA
rTNilE subscribers haye received additional
H. supply of SALT, and now seg best of
ST. Ubes SAT- for cash at 50 | cents per bushel.
The, Will sell as many pounds OF MolIsses fur AZ
cents be bought at any other store in this
vicinity. There ar" almost many qualities al
Tea as OF caIiro Young Tyson Tea they will sell
as cheap, sumo qaalUy,as can be bought far iii tins
region. PRIME NAILS by The lAcg of 100 poVndS
at &c. rs cents.
We have on hand good assortment OF GOODS.
all of which viii, be sold on reasonable Terms.
SHEDD IL JEWErT.
81. .Johnsbury. March 3, IS4i. !SS
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d1sa7a "a 81 q 9 c / Size.

da7a "a 81 q 9 ct Size.
F1yHE subscriber has sold Out his premises on
a the Plain. aud Is about Ia leave the place,
md therefore takes this opportunity of asking III
alt those indebted either on note ar Book Ia t.al
nnd ~ just ,heir dehts ON ar qiure the middle ui
March next as there Will be no iurii,er notice
gwen by the subscriber.
a.. GEO. g. BARNEY
St. Johosbury, Feb. 2D, 1s4l la6w3
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
NOTICE.

William Boyd Administrator or,he) } Petition
estate OF Robert Dousherty, decd. ( for leave
US. Ito sell
Mary Doughery, Andrew Doushsrty, ,et al lands for
The pay
Tuscarawas co., Ohio.
In pursuance ofan order heretofore made by said
Court III lhs case, the undersigned administrator Of said
estate will on the 3Oth day ot November, A. d. Is4I
sell at public auction tho following described real estate
situated in Perry Township, in said Tuscaawas county
Ohlo,vlZ: The North East quarter of section number
twenty III oftownshp No. five (5) and range
No one subject to the dover estate of said Mary
DouSherty, widow OF said lneStas, described as fol-
lows, beginning at the S. L, corner of said NJ E. ouar.
ter OF sect No. 2l township 5. and Range No. thence
running North 6O perches TO post thence West SO per
ches to post thence North 80 perches to post thence
Nest 70 pecheS to pos: thence South 80 peches to
post: thence East by the South boundary Of said quar-.
ter section one hundred Il twenty eight perches to the
place OF beginning, continuing 624 acres Also mart
oil the South East quarter Of section No. 90 township d.
range aforesaid, being an out Lot adjoining to Village Of
Westcheste beginning the Fast side of Cav street ON
the aleV opposite the S. w. corner of Lot No. SO in
said village, thence Fast with said aev % pe ches and
twenty four hundreths the Eastern verge of Phadel-
pha Street, thence 5. 20 perches TO Mary Rogers and
thence West with the line of sad N. Rogers land 2s GA
perches to corne' thence North 2S perces to the be-
ginning three acres d ninety perchcs subject in
part to the dover estate said widow which is descr-
bed as follows, viz, Beginning at the North West corr
ner oisald Lo,~tbence East 3 $40 perches: thence
North 20 percles to the place of beginning containing
efsald dover estate acre and 26 rerches. Also tho
South halfof Lot No. as aud the South half Of Lot No
40, and the whole of Lot No. AZ in sald village of
Wesichester, which are in nowise ncumbercd with
dover. Sale to lie held upon said premises.
Date1 October 90, 1911.
WILLIAM BOYD.
Administrator ofesate ofRo6ert Doughsrty, de cd.
Ev ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
ADVERTISEMENT.

NOTICE hereby given that petitions will be presented at
the next session of the State Legislature of Ohio for new
County, bounded as oowsl to wit: Commencing at the
Northeast cornor of section three in Goshen township Column
biana County, Ohic teuce West with the Western Reserve
line to the Northeast of section five in Marlboro
ship Stark County, thence South with the section line the
South west of section SIXTEEN in Sandy township said
County OF Stark thence East with the Section line to the south
east corner of section sixteen in East township Carroll County;
thence North to the Southwest Of section thirty three
in Butler township in said Coumbana County thence East
the Southeast of section thirty ree North
the place obegnnns And to supply the deficiency of terri
tory Carol County, account of the taken from it in
tic proposed new County the deficiency shall be supplied by
attaching to Carroll County the following 10 witt Section 22
49, "a, 25 %, 81 3d. 35, and So in Franklin township,
umbana County am Sections 2l %, %, 24 25 &c, 81
28 in Sandy township Stark county and township of War
ren, and one leg of Tuscarawas County Ohio
October 90. 1871.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
FEDERAL MOVEMENTS.

Federalism, lhwar'ed by the will of The people, is
trying &c, tie none branch othe legislature at least
We learn by the Statesman that they are hunting up
the ages of the Democratic members elect and the re-
port is they have found under sge Mr.. SNedman
from Lucas, Wood &c. Should L is prove true the
two parties will be balanced in the Lower House. But
the people Of Mr. Sleedman's district certainly knew
his qualifications. This is only Of F, De alisn
make difficulty IN the organization of the Legislator,
The Columbus Statesman says:
GAS part of the movement on foot we learn that let
ters have lett this place 10 all the federal members elect
to repair to this city without fail before the convenng
of the General Assembly, NO that they may take advan
tage of any accidental absence Of fdemocrac members.
Thus attempt will be made on the threshold to in
vove the Legislature in bitter party sriles and prevent
as far as the Banks and federass nave it IN their Yow~
er, the carrying out Of the viii Of the people.
We hope, however, that the democrats will he equal
ly active; and vigan in carrying out the will of tho
people, as tie Bank ederalsts in thwartlng hat
will. Let o9ory demoeratio member be the ground
early. Let him leave hane in tms so that no ordina.
ry accident can prevent his arrival here in due season."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
GOOD NEWS FROM VIRGINIA.

special election for Senator 10 the district compo~
sing Brooke Marshall Tyler and Ohio counties, has re-
suited in the election of Mr.. Newman democrat, by a
majority of44. IiaTsonS majority last fall in the dis
trict was nearly 400. The Wheeling Argus says:
Notwithstanding tie combined influence and srrenu
ons exeons of bankers pipe laying and bank debtors
together with The DarlIarty used by the whg Judges
clerks i'll the federal county Of 0hiU and the hig city
Of Wheeling democracy true to her country aud
courtrymCn's rights, has proved triumphant
This triumph is The important because it gives
the Democrats major ty in t. Virg MIA LgisIa ure.
Messrs Rives and Archer will have 10 carry straight, or
be instructed out orthe U. s. Senate.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
IN1yEsEE.

There will be petition psesented TO the Ccnns-
sloners OF usrHrnwas county al their December ses-
sion, praying for alteration on part of the located
road from Deersve, III Harrison county to Port Wash
WGton, in Iucaciwas county. Said alteration to com.
mence at mile Tree Eleven, in Rush township, from
lleersville. from thence to corner stone be,ween
James Nikens and Joseph Ripeys from thence to
point west OF said MiIhken's hou,e from thence along
or near the line between John Ripley and Isaac Haver,
till 1t strikes the hill from thence to Alfred Jones Mill
from thence 10 the mouth of William and Martial Jones
lane, from thence 10 or N. b. Kennedy's house,
from thence to nler2ect the other road at r. M Kenne.
dy's old school house in Rush township
October 2S, 1S1I - 3w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE OHIO STATESMAN,

does another session ofthe Ohio approah
and again do present ourselves before the people, pegg
ourselves give and reports Of Its proceed
ings able, impartial and talented Reporters capable OF
doing 1t with peculiar qualification that look forward
TO the meeting othe next Legisatue-From almost hope
less minority, Gnd the people again placing the power Of
the Stale in the hards Of tie democratic party from whoh IL
had been wrested by ppe laying and bard cider debauche
We feel great assurances that the democratic elect
ed will disappont the hopes of the people, The Banks
must resume go into liquidaion-and resumption
will do away with the pretext for shnpasters laws
and will be enforced against their circulation By this pro-
fraudulent Banks of necessity be broken up and
bolted from eXis,enceand the good ones any, win be dis
laws revised and extended govern and
control all Banking operations for the future Bankers made
liable for their debts and subject to law, criminal civil Os
other people, These few of the blessings that we hope
will result to the people from the umphs of democratic pn-
cipes Let all subscribe and read for themselves, and aid In
giving proper direction the great principles currency
FORM which will be assaed aud bitterly opposed by the nso
ent and fraudulent Bankers. 1,
We SHALL usual give condensed view of the proceedings
ofCOngress.
As I'VE lave to incur expense in winter arrange
men to give the legislative proceedings in the extended form
do, look to our friends TO aid giving this prospect
circulation in their neghborhood We desire the nanes
of subscribers to be sent as convenient -
TERMs.-THE OHIC STATESMAN will be issued during
the ensuing session Of the legislature the following terms
payment always TO be made in advance through Member
of the Legislature: .t
Daily s.a. b. 800
Tri-Wceky, 81 200
Seml-Weekly, LOU
Weekly, 100 {,
The regular STATESMAN s,n issued on the following
terms:
during the Session, and SEM-wErEy the balance OF
the year, at FIVE DOLLARS per annum' SEm WEEkLI
during the Session. and WEEKLY, the balance Of the year,
THREE DOLLARS, per ann um, in advance,)
Persons subscribing win please designate which paper
they desire.
Posmastes or Others who will furnish with five subseri
bers shall receive a copy for their trouble.
Editors in this State will obge by giving this prospectus
few insertions in thei respective papers
s$M.H. MEDARY.
CoLuMBrs, Oct., l841.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11

A FACT For TEMPERANCE Folks The
English government are making great exer-
tIons TO increase the manufacture of rum in
their East India possessions. One hundred
thousand gallons of rum were recently ORDER
ed for the supply of the navy, Of which only
one balf was to be the produce Of the West
Indies. According TO the last accounts from
Calcutta. the exports from India have in
creased from lG9,sO4 gallons in 1893, 1,4O0-,
600 gallons in the course of the year ending
9th February last