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GARD AND AUCTION NOTICE.-Messrs. BELL &
- HOWARD lThomas Bell and Robert Howard) give
mission business all its nches and will be and
carried usual and the honorable old
stand No 30 Ann and lis Fulton streets Liberal advances
be depended The regular Of Furniture
Of all descriptions takes place every Saturday
Out door sales OF groceries, furniture and all descriptions of
property, attended to- BELL HOWARD
do msec THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
A UCTION NOTlCE.-The sales under will take place
MoNDAYsAt lO,l o'clock. the sale rooms-Dy Goods,
Cl21hng Ss &c
makers loH o'clock No q John street near broadway
WEDNESDAY-Valusbl Furnlt ure al the sales rooms
THuRSDAY-Sle of Valuable Paintings, IA John street.
The manufacture OF VIM Alexander. Robert and James
ie 9. r., S nR shsifsr Irving aud others
BELL &HOWARD,
"a lw1ec THOS. BELL, Anctonser.
AT AUCTION..aPostiv Sale of MASSACHUSETTS Stocks
By z. 2 f. DEGiiAND.
On SATURDAY December 10, 1912.
che SaS ofs o 's under the Me
100 600 Sterling equivalent $3.50 Massachusetts Five
This Stock is payable in Londop the LIST day of April
1871 payable to bearer with semiannually and
has mtecstwauant attached IL Is in certificates Of E200
each
Each certificate will be accompanied by guarantee of
Western Il Corporation giving the bearer the right
terest at the rate of $3.50 the pound sterling Thus making
each Certificate of Goo sterling equivalent $500 producing
This Stock will be sold at so much per cent ON the $500 It
will be put from Certificate the WHOLE payable 90
per cash aud the balance in months with interest the
Stock collateral the purchase having the option of pay
g his note at time he peases before the expiration Of
the 6 months, thus stopping the interest
ro'i"''"er PARTICULARS apply rt@9's,.u o,uNcv IN
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Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Nye, Dec. 7
virginIan, Allen, Dec. 10
New York, Chopper, Dec. 10
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Toronto. Griswold, Dec. 10
Westminster, Atwood, Dec. 20
FOR HAyRE.
Emerald, Howe, Dec. o
Rhone, Johnston, Dec..l6
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n N PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE Gr-fame 4 and celebrated Pills. from Pouu.Al
we perceivs be obainsa in this country. g.
aanf N onlnmn '@s - -. -
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- o sEv It CENTS for Leather Solid
worth much many Shoes that sell for $2-DAY, as
Maiden Lane tdont mistake the number) has Of his
manufacture fifteen different kinds and of Rubber
Cen Fair.
Ii the oes from the uppers the shoes will
back without gumbng and the money refunded Every
toner shall be satisfied, II value of all he
We opposedto imposition in shape and psrcula
caution purchase make
any store unless pasted inside Many shoes
sold for make that until they be
examined. HORACE H. DAY,
n26 ms as Maiden lane
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SkR FOR LIvERPOoL-ReswIsr Packet Of the 27th
3%\ December-The splendid, fast sailing packet ship
MISREPRESENTATION, Capt Wye. will sail as above
her regular day.
For passage cabin second cabin and stecrsge, having
spepdiu accommodations apply board foot q MAIDEN lane
orW JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine street, Of Sonh street.
SThe above will be succeeded by the packet shd Vir
GINA, Aapt Alin, and sail ON 10 Dec.
Persons wishing send Tor their friends residing in the Old
Country, have brought by this ship, sny
Of the regular packets by applying above If letter post paid
u1a pr
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MILITARY BALL--The New York Highland Guard
w viii give their first Ball on Monday evening, Disc
ist2 at the Apollo Saloon.
Iicksts may BE- had at the following pacss;I
Hewitt X Co corner Broadway and Park Place
Firth Hall, franklin Square. Il
captain J. Craig, 5if Pear street
. Dr. Geo. Morton, corner Grand and Elm streets
dl 9tsec i "a CLEMENT Secretary.
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MONEY MARKET.

Vf<'TS' Vo' $H,335 SII,335
The exchanges at the South having been temporarily
supported by the movement of specie again giving
way. Therates follows at the latest dates =:
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Acknowledgment Brown, Of the Brkenhead, al New o.
leans reports thai 10th Nov baque was shor
at CAPS Antonio with yellow sides and painted ports 81
stripping her sails The g. hosed colo but
ceived no Spanish flag. however. hosted
the beach,
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Ia sHect cure, or the purchase money VIII Do
returned by himself or travelling agon'-lney
comnrise the Hygeian or Family Pill; the ny
gcian Tonic, to restore tho dobilitaied or broken
down constitution; the Uterine Pill to cure those
nsinnl dificalties and diseases peculiar to women,
and tho Aguo PHI to cure intermittent ,svers and
arnes, Far further information, the afflicted are
Invited to possess themselves of the Ilysest and
E,tra Hvgeist, furnished gratis at the proprietor
Office, No. 2, Astor House, New fork, ana oy al
his ssents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting to the sick and lnVaIias
toocther with twenty five useful receipts ana
mass of facts and certificates that must convince
eyerv reasonable mind, that the liygelan Medi
cines are invaluable
/ For sale by ,ro, 80,
/ Charlotte, Jan, ID, lo4l.
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John Tyler has done the business tor
himse,f.-And superlatlye slmploion no
was. He undertook to raise thlrd par
10 for his own objects, and he fdiled-iali,,
ed signaHy. On success in that rested aii
his chances. Any politician of the least
pretension to sugaclty, might have known
better.
! Well, where is be now His treason
has lost him all those who raised hum to
mower. iryecoeerably. They will hate hun
while they draw the breath Of life, and
most righteously. We mean nothing BY
This that is in violation of the charities oil
christianity. Ii is not the ,nd'ridndt they
ha,e-it is his character, And all gooo
men will hate him for tho same reason that
they hate the Arch Decever, and by tue
same high authority, that of Heaven.
Blu, where is he now Cast OFT to th'
l,ander mercies of the Locofocos, who IN
derstand perfectly well rhere ne came
from. and ho,o he came. They know tina
be came by perfdy, not to benefit them
J bu, himself. Their contempt tor HIM may
$ be more icy, but not less Profound tha'
that of the Wings. Not man IN the ma
: lion. in the world that nov is, or that is
be. will respect him.-7rue Wing.
. Fir. President Jucksoa. Nashvlll
5. Wing of the 18th inst. says =" we u
c derstand that General jackson received
: painful injury in the forehead, on Ihursda
Al last, by the upsetting of MAJOR Donelson
,e carriage, near the Hermitage, IN when
G. was riding out to visit sick neignoor'-
l. The accident was caused by the res'iN
ness Of the horses, which the driver VI
Unable TO controls"
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Fever and ASUc.

znEIIS disagrceable and very prevalent nervous
III affection proceeds alone from the state OF the
nervous system, affecting the stomach 1, Is
sometimes cffec,ually cured by sudden shock or
other operation upon the mind; but no depend.
encc can bc placed upon any remedy except q
nowertl tonic action upon the stomach.
DIR. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BlTTtRS AND
LIFE PILLS have been happily used tor the cure
of FEVER AND AGUE, with invariabie success
DIR. MOFFAT has lately received ifom inc
West where the disease prevails to considerao'e
extent, indubitable proofs that his medicines are
in b;ph estimation there, as speedy and etiec'nal
cure Of il. lie has unqcos,ionable city reference
as 10 lis high efficacy, in this disagreeablc aiec.
ton which will be given on application at his OIL
fee, 375 Broadway, New York.
The above medicine for sale by
T. j.. HOLTON, Agent, Charlotte
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Those Who have pcrused the letters above re-
ferrcd to will observe. that IN Amos. every cI'o
,heV attest The fact, that Inconvenience oil any
oo,i attends The taking of these medicines 10 Of
dinarv cases, bu, that the patient, without ieeihg
,bcir otoratop, is universally loii IN stronger
and better state Of health than was experiences
rroc,oos 10 being afflicted with disease; ana 10
all cases OF acute Suffering great reef Is op'a'neu
!, few hours, and curetls generally eiiec'ed III
II cnsse AZ FEVER of every description, and
all bilious affections, 1t Is unnecessary n ,J
sac ,raht. as lciicvc the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally admitted to hs The mos
sredy and efftctua cure extant IN all diseases "
that class.
The LIFE MEDICINES are also most cx'
ceent relief in affections OF tho Liver ana bo"eis'
az has been proved in hundreds oil cases whe'o
4 patients have come forward and retloes"u .'s'
their experience in taking thom might DO publish
n1 "a, The benefit of others In thoiy operation IN
snch eases. thew restore the tone OF the Stomach
strengthen the digestive organs, and lnvlgora'c Tue
General functions of the whole body, and thus pc
come 10 both sexes for they are perfectly adapted
"a rachl an invaluable means of preventing DIS
ease and restoring health.
In affections Of the head, whether accompanied
with pain aad giddiness marked by the grievouS
calamity OF impaired mental energy; IN pdtphd,
tiou Of he heart, faiuLence loss Of appetite sne
syspgtb and tho multiplied symptoms OF d,sorderet
t digestion. the LIFE MEDICINES will be foun'
y 10 posses the most salutary efficacy.
c Constitutions relaxed, weak, or decayed, IN mel
| or women, are under the immediate influence
n the LIFE MEDICINES Old coughs, ssthma'
/, and cousumptipe habits are soon relieved an
If sne,dily cured Poverty Of blood, and emac'ate
II limbs III ere long meet the hsppiest change III
CHI! watery fluid " i'll become rich and eaisam'
md the limbs be covered with fiesh--tlrm an
healthy. ,c.
ID Nervous disorders Of every Rinu, ana from va
vs. ever cause arising, fly before the effects OF u
ut LIFE MEDICINES, and all that tram OF SIM
b ings. snxietice, and tremours which so dreadful
| affect the weak, the scdentry, and the denea'
w will in short time be succeeded by chceriuines
ed and every prcsuge OF health.
til For weakness, deficiency of natural streng.
ID. and relaxation of the vessels, by too frequent
or diligence oc the passions, this medicine IS Sd
.er crrtain, and invaluable remedy.
Thesr who have long resided in hot clima''
and are languid aud relaxed in their whole sys'c
NAV take THE LIFE MEDICINES with
mr. honpest effects; and persons removing 10
nd Sontbern States or West Indies, cannot store
,ho more important article of health and liie
or The abo 70 medicine for sale by
md #. HOI.TON, Agent,
I've. Charlotte. n. G..
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sss,oeo,oee
3l,s75,ooo
sll4s75,OOe

We have the total sum Of Sll4S15,0oe
Nearly one hundred and fifteen millions OF
dollars paid into the Treasury under Mr.
Van Buren's administration, being on the
average nearly ,wenty.niue millions an
nually.
Bu, such was the wicked and ma,chless
extravaganza Of tina, Administration, thar
when the Treasury Report was made under
tho prcseut tyler Administration, on the
Is, of June, 1s4l, it appeared that all these
vas, means had been exhausted, and that
the deficit in the Treasury for that year
alone would be at least sixteen millions OF
dollars, making Martin Van Buren, ana MS
party responsible for about one hundred
and thirty millions. Thus National
Debt wns founded and mainly built up du.
rim, bis fern. Ii exisie3 when he vas
,nrned on, of office by the People, although
he and his par,izens bad taken scrupuious
orecutious net to call the monster by its
rich. name. So much for our frst Propo-
si;ien.
Cd, The FRS. business entered upon by
the Cabinet appointed by President hafs''
son. and pursued BY the Wings in Congress
vas TO ascertain the condition OF the "a
J ,ionaI finances, TO provide income, aao 10
II hiring EXPENDITURES within reasonable Inn
il. /, required no inconslderable labor TO
q bring to ligh, the nature and the amount OF
u the souanderings of the Van Buren, rule;
hut the facts as we have stated above, we're
substantially ascertained. Two difficulties
9 prominently lay ~ the way Of raising reVe'
J. nue. adequate TO NEE, the then actual deb
: c,ency, and to supply the continuous de-
Al r,auds upon the Treasury. One was the
D. declining cred, of the Government, the
J other the coutrarie,y Of views in Congress
IN in recsfd to Tariff. The Wings, how.
a over. we're determined to act promptly, and
10 accordingly on the 7th Of June, ls4l, only
one week after Congress was organized al
!. the extra session, Mr.. Clay introduced the
:. following resolutions into the Senate;
n Resolred, In the opinion of the Senate
az a, the present session Of Congress, no ousi
Is ness onnh, to DO transacted but seeh az DC
he inr Of an Important end urgent ea'"fS' May
= ia sn,o,sad 10 have intiusrcec ''ls ey'ree'
e. 8,oarv convection Of CoDersss, e sjrh 8
-, '.,,.,.,9,e,ner,. II 4 al. Ne ma.e
r;a,ly de,rmer,ult 10 BE tub'c interest
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DIR. kUHiI'S
u ID D 7 g Z II u S :
REST0RER OF The BLOOD,
GHPoNIC AND OTHER DISEASES,

,,ro,-,o ,nn or,,,,n n,,,,,
'"in'i'io NM Of"H" Di>EdAhS'
w HETIIER produced by bile, phlegm, from
w internal morbid matters, arising from
badly cured old disorders from the use Of mer-
curry, calomel, bark, SC, or lin femaes) from the
chauge of life, as specified in the Pamphlet.
ASrlsrrnllirlo srRur.-Tha medicine is in
all Yenereal Disorders, certain remedy.
ArysslNi, MxrrRr, Qn liquid ard IN pas,e,)
celebrated for its speedy and perfect removal OF
Gonorrhd,a and elect.
GoLp MINE BAisAM, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c
AROMATIC ExFhAcT' iIoimen' Tor Indigestion
Coldness In the stouach' Numbness or weakness
IN ,l'e limos' it1euhaus'n' &c, ~,
,ohs n;sc,so. ~ N. Evaa SO .bicb ;s IN no
-. - a. pos,o,ar
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NOTICE.

" FOREWARN all persons from trading for
n Note, given by me to George ore'no., lo'
ah,,, One Hundred and Twelve Dollars, payable
,ha Il, of January next, dated the 10th OF July,
Isa9~- word, it is tho only note | have out
,.h,o =, , man of that name. He resides near
ps,,;es Ford. Lincoln county, NJ c. Cremor is
requested to come and take the property and oring
nv no,o as the property bought was unsound
and do no, intend paying the same unless com'
PEELED to do so by law o,,,proN
cureton's Store, S. c., Aug. Is. 1872 4ou
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New COpartnefshiP
IN TIE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

yuyHE Subscribers having formed copar,nei;'
ship for tho purpose Of carrying on 'he c. a.
,o,or Bnsiness in all it's various branches IN ION
lo,'ae n r. under the firm of Price & McMssters;
otys, their services to the people OF Csoaftus anu
The public in general. Their shops .he sa'ne W
cun;ed by Mr.. Chas n. Price They hs''eI '"en,
selves that they will be able to please si WIZ ICY
rsvor them with a call. One Of the hrm ha''ng
been employed considerable portion ., ms ss ',s
40 cn,,er in some Of the most fashionable hstao'
Iishments in the City Of Philadelphia ana having
Tho advantages of an extensive acquaintance IN
relation to his business and the other having car
,ied an shop for a considerable time IN Concord
,bcv are sure that they can offer Inducements 70
,be nuhlc in their business which they pledge 10
midi Their work shall be done in the latest and
mos, fashionable style and warranted to DO s1pe'
rior in work muuship 10 any in tho country me,
bo,e by punc,uality and strict attention TO 'he''
! business 10 mcr, share OF public patronage
Their price shall be in proportion to the times
CHARLES N. PRICE.
John X. MONSTERS.
Concord, Feb. |, 1872 S'
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SPOONER'S PATENT
HYG .WEBICE.NES,

A RE the best
"A and cheapest
family and gene.
raj medicines in
use. These med
icines are the re-
suit of a life OF
study and expert
encs F; the propFie-
tor warrants them
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stock Of Horses,

o,.;.,ioc Of about Is, among them IS tire cee-
b1a,ed md high bred horse CHANCE
His Stock Of Cattle, about 80 IN Number
Sheen and Hogs, yoke Of Oren'
f,rop of Corn, Cotton, What, Fodder, ana
Oats, Iipo Woggons,
I handsome tuo horse Bdroucae, nedr'ynerr
One Sc, of blacksmith Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture DC
The NEGROES will be hired GU, for 3 months
',,,,l ,be o5,h of December, iS43 Sale t'
say vi Iii O'Clock and continue from day to day
D on,,l all l. sold, when and where the terms viii
be made known. Nnpp
JAMES II, ORR,
Nor !, 1872.
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VOLUMEeXIII.]
Il. J. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor Il Publisher.
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if
paid in adcanee. THREE DOLLARS if not
paid ieithin thrpe months. And THREE DOL.
LAs,s AND FIFTY CENTS If not paid until az
ter The expiration Of The year NJ paper diseon.
timed until all Grrearages are paid, erc,pt al the
option Of he Editor.
~ Advertisements inserted al OHe Dollar per
square DC lines less, this sized type for the
fist insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance.
Court Advertisements and Sherifs' Sales ehdrg.
ed p per cent higher; and deduction Of 33A
per cent. rili be made from The regular prices for
ddrertisers By the year. Advertisements inserted
monthly or quarterly 81 per square for each time.
Semi.monfaly 10 cents per square for eueh time.
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gNOTICE.

wuAyINC: taken letters Of adminlstrai'ongfou5
HI the Cour, Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions o.
Mcoklenbarg County according 20 law, on The Is
,.,s Of Elias Alexander, decd, and having on n
tined an order OF Court to that effect, we snais
expose to public sale, on Tuesday the Es,h Gay o.
Ndycnt.r. 1912, the following articles oil person.
:, ..a.a,tr wiz. his
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n n The subscriber hereby NOTIFIES all per-
sons who have accounts on his books 10 CLOSE tn'
same. either by Cash or Note, as a,n ae'etn'"..
ed to close them otherwise unless .n's nouIS
attended 10. - ~
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NOTICE.

NOIIOEs
a I. ,ersons indebted to the Estate OF MRS
Sarah A. Harris, deed, are requested "
make immediate payment Those having claims
agains, said estate. are likewise requested 10 pre-
sent them for se,llemen, as the law directs
JNO. b. HARRIS, I Er,rs.
WIN. A. HARRIS,
Nop. G, 1912.
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[ MBER 8.
WHAT PARTY Is RESPONSIBLE FOR
TUE NATIONAL DEBT.

TUE NATIONAL DEBT.
"The North Americau denies the res.
possibility of lhe Wings for the rapid crea.
ton of material debt. we must still hold
,ba, they are responsible for this debt, in.
asmuch as, if they had made the promised
rslrenchments at the commencement Of
their rule, that debt would have been unne.
cessary. - Pennsylranian.
This tex, from tho /" Democratic organ
Of Philadelphia CITY contains tive PROPOSE.
,ions on which the press and the orators Of
its party are accustomed TO insist, as err.
bracing momen,ous issue between the
great mass of Wings and tho several fac
tons OF their political opponents. With,
out resorllng 10 natural defamation
against the disgusting protligacy of that
partisan spirit which labors 10 produce IN
the popular mind the belief tina, The Wigs
are responsible for the origin, increase, and
continuation Of the presen! national debt,
We propose 10 show
First. That the jackson Van Buren,
Administration laid the foundation aud built
up the principle mass Of the national debt.
Second. That the Wings, upon acglir.
ing the. ascendancy IN Congress in la4o,
instantly proposed and urged measures Coz
lquidaling the debt, and that the failure at
that time, and uniformly since, to effect
the object was caused by the opposition Of
tho Van Buren, party, rendered efficient by
the course Of the Executive.
lst. According TO yurous official state.
men,s in the Treasury Department, up.
pears tina, on the lst of January. 1927.
two months before the administration of
Martin Van Buren, commenced there was
surplus in the Treasury arising from
ordinary sources Of revenue, amounting
to Sl7,lO0,00O
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There was an additional sum
accrulns from that date 10
March 4, le4l, arising
from other than ordinary
sources, amounting to
There was issued, IN the
same period, Treasury
notes amounting TO
Making the surplus and
available means of the
Treasury from January,
1887, over and above
the regular receipt for
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From January, 1897, to
January, ls4l, the reve.
nue. from duties on lm.
ports vas
The revenue from the pub
lie lands in the same pc.
riod vas
Making the nett Ordinary
revenue Of Mr.. Van Blu.
ren's term
If TO this SUN We add the
smouu, as above from ex.
traordinary sources, VIZ.
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Here was n sum of nearly thlriy.two
millions Of dollars, which was received into
the Treasury during the four years OF Mr..
VIM Buren's Administration, exclusive OF
the regular and enormous receipts from the
customs and the public lands. The receipts
we're as follows:
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wants BETTER EvidenCes

q WtJrlLD refer the reading public 70 the mn.
nerous voluntary letters published IN me
Gc,t Samaritan relative to the happy and bench
c;al effects Of the administration OF
DR. NOFFAT'S LIFE PILL SAND PuENlA
DITTRRS.
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GROCERIES,

together with general assortment OF fsncy ana
SAME Goods, TO which they respectfully inS"e
the attention of the public. :.
Charlotte Oct. !, 1912.
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S62,500,000

20,2Oe,000
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9l25e0o
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival at New York, of the packet
ship Sheridan adviccs ten days later from Eu-
rope, have been received. The news by this
arrival is important and interesting. We give
below such extracts as we can find room for
The state of trade is represented as being
in a most unsatisfactory state. There was
a slight decline in inferior qualities Of cotton;
but the prices of the better qualities owing to
their scarcity, are maintained.
The Queen and the babies were in good
health.
Sir Robert Peel has laid before the Eoue Of
Commons his new scheme of finance, and shows
a deficiency in the revenue since 1887, OF TO-
000,0O0i, which he proposes 10 raise with an
additional sum, necessary TO carry on two wars,
by tax to be levied upon the property and in
come Of the country.
INDIA.
The intelligence brought by the overland mail
is the most disastrous which 1t has ever been
the task of historian or journalist to record since
the foundation of our Indian empire. The sum-
mary from the Bombay paper, which we sub
actions al Caboo as the present state OF inlor-
nation supplies. The fate of Sir William Hay
M'Naghtcn, will excite in every Enylishman,
feelings of grief and Indignation not TO be re-
pressed. The "Timcs" correspondent thus de-
scribcs the indGnitics TO which his remains were
subjected. "Thc head Of Sir VIM. H. NJ 'Nagh-
ten was cut Off, and the mouth filled with por-
ton Of tic mutiiathd boi UT was decorated