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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
Do not CouGsmn before goli Try.

Do not CouGsun before .you try.
nR. 4. DOOLfTTLES Compound
~ VEGETABLE CANDY y|l,c! need only ne used
ma lriat'OnO tie Throat Wloopina C0ugt, Catar Cor
sun, ton Group, and Inauoti6noi tn. Chest and lnR=sr
The proprietor and inventor oi the Compound, lavng
been engaged for the last thirteen Yeas the Botanic Ne
-cai Practice in this city. and from his extensive kncwcd.
ot the medicinal OF the vegetable kingdom, has conl-
pounded number ot hemost valuable vegetables that tow
country which he has used with IN dis
affecting the 81 ard Lungs, apt! ia combined IN
the very pleasant and agreeable form his pound We
gelable Candy, which he offers the public with the Ut
confidence rCfic,iy diseases OF tl" Cl;Ai
ingredients and can be used by tue most 'St'c"'e per
Try il: if good. and let is ucritS find reward IL
public ratTOnaga Directions accompany every acka.
genuine without the Signature of the proprietor. Sold
wholesale and retail at hi, Botanic Me-cin" Store, No. 2i5
Cene-sirrct, opposite Centre Market NewNork For sale
10y Nelson Samne 2il Ccnytrcct; Snnon,6n Gicrl>t,
10. Broon-strcet John Ackcnnan, oi Spring ard
Laurenstre.t>; Reuben Knapp correro! Houston and lal-
rrnssrec; J.. Nicely. 22 cccersfrctt Lows lIoli>,
81 Grcenwcl,rct; Richard w Mott. corner OF Ham
tner,lv and lu-nn>trs,S T.. w Clark correru Hudson
aud Grovc-strcct> G. = Wright cOrrr0 Fourth and one>
streets. j. L. :. iiuctngS, cornero Bowery and Bronc
street, Gcory. Hand ~ Boyvery: George W Green Third
Avenue, and Sevelh-.,reet Dr. William Walters
Rrooe and Sulnk->ireei, j. Arnold. OF Grand and
Ieu->treet, J. NJ Morgan OF East Broadway and
ChnoDreet: Israel Wood ~ Catharloe AMI Ham
ionrcri,: Dr. T. Riincr, l0i CherTy-,treet Gi,>Litr
Young. 32 CbaIan-strest Il. n Smith, corner 81 fulhn
alsN aterree;s: Iusts y Crntt, corner OF Nassau ~ u
hn-stree>; W. ~ HoWce, corner OF Canal ana church
II llh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
15O BROAD w a y 10 /

ZENGES, Wholesale and Retail. a. "a . ofi
IL now well a>c-rt med that tue most .is2s way o.
administering nedcfn. TapI cpaly 70 children 3, IN Ike
iorl OF .ozense>. This, whiu II preserves ,ht s
tn. medicines 10 ayJfy concentrated stats IL -;fh I'm"
cbyai,> he ua>e1l;sns>> Which usually attend" if
tag OF medicinal substances. The p7erreiGT iia' i
regularly bred 10 the tneriic2 rroi.>1 an engaged
~ cyici.,yr practice tor marx years Tea, ls
rlc. IN Recommending the follow le enc ~ llt t
. 3r tn. cure VI hr Diseases for c they srty>e
a.. ;ta,- efficacy h - q Tested number e tiss>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
'''la.i. prrrpS. wo-N loYENGES

s0yyl ge.l III The faculty ote tie il,E, 'e,rlilt
ami >t.,f preparations tn. destruction ~ oyis, ever
or, 10 liz, pubic. There >.tt'ti medicines
tfs.i specifics in -t1ci. cases hut they have r'N - w
csrt7n AMI worthless have, lost ali cC!sie' Ven ,..e
ruli. Some OF Iheni indeed. ara - t'iet IN 80
f j. cautioned gains, te1. iast L75sngt' Whit 'iirS
vi b. touu! to b., perfectly VIII II sedi l' never
fail where .,vir7r> an, present ~ !fStruS y an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

y CHANG EEN. bcicre the Ner Chancellor ottlg Fin
t.7rc;jf-B.rua >oulard and fran: phiihpnn. ENecU.
o.> of John !ciaw deceased, Charles l>hnrsi,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

4 STOMACH BITTERS, Tor Dyspepsia, a>>'siiog u,
gt,tion. cakuc-. Los of Nrpetr, Nervous Disease. ~ is
,,rikeat the origin >l di-east>lltt, cGri the c4'
plaintiffs removed, and further meilcii. ttuiTe -
ing selected Natures great vegetable. cipofNn'' II
AT once sovereign aud harmless reil!y iia! Wte'l'>
la. been kpOHn.fo rive irnnsiaie=reuti
The following siron, Dr. r. ludlow, NO 90 osoa&-
have used your B,ters in nj impaired Digestion
where vgciahc Indispensable IL Hri'ei'-
cal result The article, which cam2o>ed afeetefv
iuicauy combined; aui have nn5ouht "ili prove scr
yccate IN the eases for wkCl voG have r"coni0rneti
Yours, Sc FDW ARD G. IL ULOWZ
you MAJ refer any person 20 meteor the GOOD qlati-
your Stomach HitterS VA, weak from debility nm,
dyspepsia or some other complaint, that Id not kno"
what 10 do. Your Bitter, cured me- gave some IN
friend who >lcrag aS WA. and She tells i!t ad
2Yo1rS rrIIlv DAVID Earl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
''a pr IF C6I+6H i.o2ENGE>

,r.- ,,y rari.lv >lryrrrtug alifil-r t'r
r.I;e oil CcJg>. Cold. .st!j}'' Nil7 M tst 'is ~
t.ltI>s of the Chest Bruaclii l1i>nlilar pulmonary
affections l. /, lsnn see! established! that a iaJ-' s'ril'
~, -a>->o CONSUMPTION. hr whco nlani S2atlr i've
a sacrifice, Their origin 10 t ',,2t'ettt.
Coles ans! Coughs, w,c i1 ea>,N NV .'st ,ei,,}'
IN curing >lc. cases Ils>s.loz'aiss iAN ,,2.ief
a!lav tf cough IS r,1nayli'c the rritioii when 1.y
ar,, wIij. al the >anIe time they f9Eoie ~
relieve congestion D e.Gne LoIeiie i i>iaS t"te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
rREEN\yICH POTTERY, 26l Eish-

VI tccnl->iTcCi, between Ninth and rnl Avcnue-A,
this establishment sthe only OF the KIND III this city ANA
largest tl State, the subscriber respectfully lnoiiis
the public manufactures and oilers Tor sale, on The
most reasonable terms the following articles. VIZ
Stone Ware Earteru Mare Portable Furnaces, Flower
Pots Oven Tile ChimneyrotS, Stove Innings. Bk,ncirn-
Pots Fire Brick GrcctlIou>e Tile, Stove tubes, &C
n. BChemicna and Druggist Ware 10 order All or,!cr>
through the loSt-Otice will be purctuallv executed
Is :w WASHINGTON SMTiil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
Il ADDF,RS ladders ladders =

h The subscriber respectfully informs dose using the
above article that lac has commenced tie Ladder business
a; the corner Isl Avenue and 2l whore he Will
maxi, nnd r-pnlr Ladders reasonable terms as any
other establishment, in li,c city. THOMAS CHOWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

49, For NF.WBURGH. landing nj c Al D
Wills VEST POINT, a2i COLD SPRINKLE.
steamboat -laattr Capt. Robert Nardrcp Will leave
d.. ,s 1i Wlr1eis N.w{ crk. every NnHdaE, ThGrN1S
ard saturday 1iterncc,, - O'clock Returning Inc II !i-
injr,yilI leave N.,,yt,s- .y"rv Nouay morning NJ
o'clock lr- GsSC!ay an. Fridag afternoon AZ ociock
For freight or passage apply 10 tie tapIaul on toarti
III b5ygaa- and freight 81 ever, -eScr1Fron, Bank
~ ,rris. pG board tn, boat must hs a; i' t>H OF
he owners thereof urless bill OF a,n or receipts be
-,r.lsf; Tor thu ,aulr. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
York. January 18th, y: d. 1872,

rhearoye,,Ie i ro>poael to the second day March
next. at the ,a,e heur aud place.
Date,! New Y erh February 18Th. Al 1872
e MLlE.EL I:It. Allslnr M lhlncNr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
DAVID Earl.
Enrk CntIee.IIonse ~ ID

D0rk JOHc'-IIpi>'r pf 7 'Il,->II vVt.
" was afflicted with night >~eat> aud was 80 nervous
At could aot hold saucer; was restless night Two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
gNAINTS, Oils. Wmdow-Glass, &c
EWYON DARLING,S SCYTHES.
70 20 PER CHALDRON.-PerI} r.

ID ~ hmQur Sirion, superior lot OF sydney
Coal newly mined and screened a, the mines Wien snip
ped imported expressly FOR ly now dl'cl'arclR.
in lots 70 sui, purchasers the above psce Apply l.
Ill st' !. Il. CLARk. Il Nater->l, UP stairs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
THE BANK OF THE VALLEY.

r 4Hh -f Nh
In a statement Published in this paper on III
18th instant, copied from the Lynshburg Viz
gilman, the Indebtedness Of the Directors Of III,
several Banks is given, as reported TO the Sc
nate. As The statement s;ands-uuexplained--
injustice may be done TO the Directors of lhC
Mother Bank at Winchester, and indeed to iht
Directors OF other Banks.
We end, on reference to The statement printed
for the senaie, that the indebtedness OF the sew
fral Directors il given, FIRST as principals. and
then as securities The two being added To-
kether, as ~ the liable printed ay US, the Di-
fsctors at Winchester are represented as owing
Ehe whole sum Of sl27,9O3 SO; whereas the
lfus result is, only sll 6s5 as principal, and
Sli6,2ls so as secu6ries
We learn, from anloficer Of the Valley Bank,
IN whom We can rely most implicitly. that the
exact amount 81 Indebtedness Of she ains Direc-
Prs at Winchester is only sli,51O, as reported
+ the Honse Of Delegates, and that these nine
pireciorsown $50 shares Of the stock, at SIOo
DER share lST5 ,001,) They have not. therefore.
&en taking the Lions share"io lhem.eIves-
aAd this explanation We make with great plea.
Slrer as justly due 10 gentlemen Of high charac.
Or and integrity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
ITHoUGHTs roR TARDY wings.

In reference 10 The absurd notion entertained
By some, Shat the Locos should be permitted to
have full swing for year or Two, The Richmond
Wing interposes The following just sentiments ;
"can the Wings stand BY indiGeren, spectators
Of the overthrow OF all the safeguards Of the
public liberty Il is impossible They mas;
act-and il is the pari Of true patriotism, 10
- f--i - ----.e >" ss'oFt Ivwer. if
they cannot repair all The .misehi-e- 49,.
Toeo misrule, they can mitigate the violence
Of some q them. In this State, fQr instance,
they can receive Re Land Money, and to that
extent tighten thet burthens of taxation They
may make JUS, arrangement Ct The Con-
gressional Districts, and defeat The gerrymander-
ing in contemplation BY the Locos They can
limit the internina BILE sessions OF The Legislature,
BY combining IL to State affairs These are all
practical subjecis----in which The welfare Of The
people and the honor Of The Commonweallh IRE
involved. They appeal to the Whgsto spare no
ereriions 70 maintain their ascendancy in he
councils Of The sla,en
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

In the celebrated contest between Banks and
Booten, each claiming % represent the County
For Madison, several hundred manufactured
votes were rejected. ii appearing that the pro.
perry npon which they were based had moi pass
ed for real or valuable consideration.
In reference 10 The claim 10 vote on Till
Bonds, the important principle was established,
that the Pariytclaiming must clearly show that
be had performed his entire part 81 the contract,
and was in a copainon ID enforce legal title
through Court Of Equity. The following 7ria-
#eiples were asserted by the Grtamitlee, and eon-
CURED ir By The House Of Delegates -
LIST That an individual holeiag 4 titleIbond 10
real estate, Of The value or quantity prescribed
by the Consultation. bur for wAich be had moi
Obtained formal deed, should IL entitled 10 vote
provided that at The time or gsting he mightbe
absolutely entitled 10 enforce The execution Of
such deeepiE a CouT. Of Equit. under The en-
press siipaaiipns Of said bondl rby reason Of
having paid tie purchase monet, III such part as
he was houhd 10 pay befors the execution Of the
deed as provided FOR b The le2ms Of the pur-
chase
I'd. TkatanIindiEidual having held real estate
of said value or -quaptfty, under did Of gi1.
from his father or athet9in-Iawi fpf six mouths
prier to theseleciion, should be emitted tosvote.
although be had not paid a pecuaiaIy considera-
ton therefor, provided said deed had been made
I'M good faith. BH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
abr Fire. l0rfgS


Il having Seen ifprssenisd ma, shers ras 10
difference .of cPinIun, besueen The Wings zgd
he opposilion. % ne question Of he Lssd
Fgnd. except Is H. NE .sssnf g b enPioyea ~
secure IL. as suiisin :hf PFoce<dsrEs 81 'lse iEo
Houses Of he Lrgsslsiure N ihf subject. Tee
Treasurer gives bond 20 . vety large anodat
aHd IS he msst responsible ofieeE IN he Con-
ronnralIh.
Ass pufly. he self-called Democrats 20 q
raiast Rseeppen. and no candidate VIII asqr
hinseIf il fayeF ef she rsiasipis o. lsesplice 3
sone q ihesssinsene Of he counties, are "a
t der,he necessity. ko~ever. oflsayiag they ~
vote % ,...iss he Fand-sIshcush thsy eonsidet
- triis cgsFsdio he ssaies-f Do ihs peep
I % consider III
HsUsE Or March 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
&snnrRan.

HOUSE. Of. R.ERR RSEssy SE2KEf
RENck. member Of the House from Pa.
took pisce on Tuesday The 18Th.
The Committee Of Arrangements, BAL
bearers and mourners met at Mrs. Sprigg's
thela.e residence of the deceased, ii. Ii
O'Clock at which time The eoprse was re-
moved in charge Of the Committee Of Ar
rangomenss. attended by the Sergeant,at
Arms Of the Houseroi Representatives. tc
the Hall Of The House.
b Al IL clock 81. Funeral Service wss
performed in the Hall Of tho House Of
Representatives
The services were of the usual order
prayer the reading 81 the scriptures, and
. funeral address BY The, Rev. Mi. TusToN.
The members having assembled al II
o'clock. and the House having been call.
ed tosorder the corpse was brought into
the Hall aud placed in front oGthe Speak
er's Chair Tke~friends and relatives Of
the deceased came next 10 full mourn.
I'M. and then the President accompanied
BY The Secretary Of State, Secretary Of
the Navy, Postmaster General and Atior-
ney General Lord Ashburten and part
/ Of his suite, also accompanied the Cabinet
to the Hall Of the House. The Senators
entered next, preceded BY the Serceant
al arms and presiding officer Of The Sc
mates The members rose toreeeiye them
On ! .ignalfsom the Speaker.
!. When az were seated, the chaplain Of
the Senate rose and announced that in
consequences Of the unavoidable absence
Of ahe chaplain OF the House Of Represen.
iaiivess il was made bis duty 10 officiaie
upon the present solemn occasion. An
appropriate chapter from The Palms was
read, followed BY brief prayer, Gid the
discourse. which was . most happy and
interesting sermon. upon the subject Of
Christian faith. exempli6ed and illusira-
ted in the character The late distinguish.
% member from Pennsy lsania, who had
been for more than i quarter 81 ! century
: worthy member Of the Church. though
but little more than forty years old.
] The benediction pronounced, all pre-
sent len the Hall ia The manner 10 which
they had catered
The funeral procession. Immediately
after the services stthe Capitol, was form
ed and moved 10 the Congressional bury
ing ground 10 the usual order. H
b. two o'clock The procession had re- |
turned 10 the Capitol. and the two Houses
adjourned.
Prom =. National Ia,sllig.ass, u Thmsssy.
The HovsR or REPRESENTATIVES. |
vent lolNork yestSfday with IN evident
determination 10 make up for LOST time |
on the Civil Appropriation Bill. Alter
III the appropriations for The contingent /
expenses of several Departments. except /
iof the Department Of State, had been |
stricken oul o. i. the BIZ was ordered 10 |
j third residing and was then read third |
lime. passed. and sent 10 The Senate for
Immediately after which
new Bill was reported from ihe Com
nities Of Ways and Means. cohtsining
appropriations iorths contingent expenses
ii The several Departments. &cs1-x hich
vas referred 10 committee OF theaWhole
fhe HOUSE then look up and made some
progrsis nconmi,lee Of thew hole. in The Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
Don Il Ballinsrs .ln..riea,l ].
I sTRAM NAYIfsATIoN.I

Ia tAe Hausa Of Representatives. Oh
Friday. Mir Underwood rose and said he
held Is his hand al old'taitered and worn
pamphlet, which had been printed belore
his Government had been Eorned III
Rnthnr was James Rumsey. aud ils sub
Iject WsA steamboat navigation. Those
who were here when Edward Runleey,
The nephew Of james. made on this iioot
a speech Of unsurpassed eloquence op the
subiect Of his nncle's claims 70 originality
as the first human being who ever applied
the power Of steam in propelling a1Aoat.
+ might Tecollecs bis statement. that. when
a boy he had seen a pamphlet containing
many evidences Of the nature and d4ss Of
his uncle's experiments upon sha Hoso4
mac and which pamphlst had unf5Fsnk
naieiy been. lost.
Sir continued Mr.. Ia The pamHhlek
! now held IN my hand Is the same which
he uifuded ID. procured Il dhy hllfora
/ yestfFday FROM Mr.. Bliss, 81 Nem York
j % whom. was introduced By member
i fAffyHJ c. Clark from that State. Il Mr..
/ Bliss. who many years since was engaged
10 steamboat experiments ia The Vest OBJ.
Ataj6Sd. The pamphlet from Or. Edward
Rumsey deceased, the brother Of James.
One OF the FIRST articlesin the pamphlet
Iis The statement Of Gen. HnFatio Gates as
EteSthe manner in which Mr.. Rumsey's
boat ascendea The Potomac. against the
1 carrpnt, in December, l7S7 And the
last article is copy Of parts off a letter
u written by Rnmsey 10 Ger. Washington
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

- n I Y ---77r = --- ---- lT'.l7-
- $500. ..s,s u. q sa~;si s,.,r.,.s,
from AT. WcsdDasy' fAlss. osetesafl y ne
TfsssuFy. y NAi1a.t rfPe.'s .n.' "a Nno's
snouDt uAiea Wc1l9 t4ls se4e la.s'.lsF y &c
suFy p Virginia lfPn ne yssr 'ssz = lsss,
inhlusiSs. thad ret Sen sas.son fslsslsa she
hrzs land bill p's.es p - 80 - y a.se
been four usillions hires hundred and sixty-niae
lhcusard one huntrea anr zsxt -oine az lrrs- OF,
80 f.sl.aa - ,,.rnfv-tfskf iko,.-
q. - r...,I'. ! III .;n;ss-f5,.r d.lis,s
~ ~. ..,,.sill have "a an in,.rest a,
,E.... ~. - go. 4, M ..,.,,,, 4
$3.50 sss 81 ,,;,,,,.u,. ~ 5oll,,. X |,
1870 -, h All citizens Of yfr-snI, q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

The Jefferson Cavalry, commanded 81 Capt
Thomas G. Baylor. made HANDSOME display
ri town on Satugdsy. About foriS members
were in full unifefu : the men generally young,
actise and soIeier1like in heir appearance, and
Inc horses spirited, gay, and well eaparisoped.
Amer parade, The company dined with their
former commander, Capt J. r. Kbeli.. Several
new members enrolled themselves, and The pexr
parade viii exhibit eTen greater attraction han
The last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

Reform i--lWheu we are asked where
is the Reform promised bythe Wings, we
refer e she reports Of III several commit
tees ofsCongrsss. pointing OPT the corrup-
lions, heretofore undisciosed. ia the Pub.
I'D Officers. These sore places must BE
detected before they can Be healed.
Give the Wings time. and finley do not
then carry out their pIsdgss, turn them
out But for Heavensls sake don't put
back the very men whose coffuptions viii
stamp this upon the page d history, as
the most Infamous age Of The Republic.
tLyrekbnkg Yfrginiaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
4MoNEY on "a MONEY!,

TIE old gentleman Of The. Enquirer is getting
sick of his issue. He hears from The county
that i does moi operate cutie as wen as be. de-
sired; and nov he protests IL IS ho issue. He
made il up himself SIX weeks ago and wflhl a
MIGHTY flourish talked about the insult 10 the
people in attempting 10 bride them with their
own moncy'-as;he' il we're EossibIetto bribe a
community any more than an individual, by
paying them what was rheir due, This Is a
new species Of bribery The Banks were for
nelly charged with bribins people BY loaning
Them money They would mol consider il an IN
suit, or an sttemp: to bFibe. if the money were
restored 10 them
But We win not quarrel about wordS-The
issue. disguised as i NAV be, amounts 10 this at
last: money o. ne SFaonty' III the money does
not belong to Tie States, and i is given 10 them,
ibe reception Or rejection i Iautamount 40
money or no money - And ii Ills The proper
~ oflhe States-as is conceded on all hands
even by those who say il is an etforLeto bride the
people with their o,cn money! il is still Eqpes-
tion Of "nsonsy Or no MONEY = The State Of Viz
gina win either gain some 5000 900 year for
centuries, or il will lose that sum-for 10 throw
il into the Federal treasury. TO be wasted upon
the Buckners, Collins, Swartwouts. Inns.
Boyds. hire Of Steamboats,, wood at S35 cord,
&c, &C., is equivalent 10 dead loss
Richmond Wing !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

+ -|'4-- - .4NN- -
Horn nAYs r.ArER rnos1 ECnoPE.
The Bril1nni, erIiped Il B1s,onion We'd
hesdsy msFnins, bringing bob Loadon
hbd Liverpool papers % he 5Eh April
Tbere bad been no important change
ID he markets since the arrival Of The
Great Western.
The ship HiheFnis arrived u Ligerpool
from New York On The I'd April.
The British Parliament wss s.lh busy
discussing Sir Robert Psel's TIrpPosee Ia
c6me Tar.
@Taoops Eoh IEDIx. VERY pciise exet.
mas are 10 progFess q lhe East Innla
House. and 81 ihs Horse Guards, 20 for
ward without delay. troops % reinforce
the Army N Afxhsnia:an. Within The
LAT week the East India Directors have
sccsp,sd leaders ier 70 ships pl large ION:
hsee. and which have been rtsolnfiy sur
seyod. 10 proceed % Jndia 70 carry I, OOo
men.
cHInx. Nothing has occurred 81 I'm
porlanes. The dates are 70 The l5ih q
January from Msco. The Admiral I
waiting Tor rsinforcements.
The Chinese 81 Canton were busy .
making The defences Of that nser Is 81
Ieeiite a. possible
Great prepuFa.ions are stated 10 Be made
IN the PROVINCE Of Pekie. ' hich 4 undf.
8hir own imperial juIisdiciionsto resist ih'
invaders Who afs expected there:
% 90: Issisd e !hs neigh Gig :,
I orderio mainisin that position. the Az
II miral cespaiched ship 70 take about so
u Europeans fr5m Hong Kong. H. NJ. sbi
Cofnwslliss had proceeded from Hon
Kong 10 join the expediiiep. The CT
lad sIfited Il Macao
INpiA-IMPoRTAkT.--The Oriental |
Ms sci Ieson Thursday evening. Marc
81 She bears the following disasters
intelligence:
1.-THE news from India Il 10 The end
January. aecordingEto which il aPFea
l. that sstef the death Of Sir William Nc
: Nsghien, negotiations were resumed b
Major Poltinger. and convection agree
on forl evacuation BY the British fcrc'
81 Of Jellaiabad. GhUzui, Csbool and candi
1hsr; that 10 pursuance thereof. the troop
10 be number Of i O. 900 sci. nut add gel
10 lfeachefous defiance Of The Treaty .
mastered. Two or three patiyes alon
escaped. g
Gen. Sale has refused 10 surrender Je
lalabad. and is prepared for ssigorous d,
fence. Gen. Elphinsionei is net dead. q
though wounded. He Is prisoner
Y the hands Of Ukbar Khan.
The Liverpool Mail Of the 5lh says: Oh
. cotton market during The past week hi
+ been marked with dnllnesss and the pric.
81 The low description Of American hsv
given way about Id. per ID; the be-
qualities maintain their prices, The sal.
or the week were is, $50, including $50
American taken on speculation, and GO
American and $50 East for exploration,
CoMMERciAL DlsTREss. = ErisnsiUs fai
vrG-The Leins,er Express annoupc,
dhe stoppage Of one Of the largest man,
featuring houses 10 ireland. the firm 4
Joseph Beals x Co. Of Nounimellecl
Queens county.
The failure Of the Relrewsbire Bank
Creenock, which took place last We
nesday. has been productive of great con
!, motion and alarm IN the town Of Cree
oeks where the head Office was es:ahlis
cd. 1/t