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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-11

The Providence Journal says that the Select
Committee Of the ". ;. House of Representa-
yiyos upon Rhode Island affairs, has instituted
A commission in this State "to examine into
the fact of Tho majority for tho peoples con.
srituion' :" and the Journal also mentions n
report that Amasa Eddy of ChepacIe,, Wal
ter = Burgess orprovidencc, aud William En-.
mis- Of Newport, have been appointed com.
inissioners to iuko dispositions.
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G a q ala &3S,

In Stonington, on Sunday last, Mr.. Harvey
Clifford, ofNcw LONDON to Miss Joanna, daUgh-
ter Of the lato Mr.. Job Weaver, Of this town.
In Little Compton, on the 4th inst. Mr..
Thomas Briggs,oi that town,to Miss Arethusa
Barlow, Of Barre, Mass.
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Plymouth, Oct. 10, 1913.

This is to certify that came under the
care of Mrs. Winchester with a bad hamor
IN the blood aud the DarrIBa had seve-
ra! physicians, they told me there was no help
for me after taking her medicine two weeks
was restored to my health.
CHARLES SANDERS.
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Bank Of Rhode EsIaati.

AT meeting of the board Of Ducclnr.
"a on Thursday, March Iih, ~ I6uL r
GardHc,, Esq, was elected pfcsldriI,, and
,m the 2lst INST, Nm. a. Elarhc was ,-
pointed ducctor m the Bluk ol Rhuds I D.
land ~ the place oi AudIry Clarke, T. q. ds
ceased
VA CLARkE. Co5hbr.
Newport, March -. l-il
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CHARLES SANDERS.
Hnll RlNcr Mnrrh lR lSlR


This IL TO certify that had 3 fever sores
on my leg that had been standing years,
and bad lrmor IN my blood. came under
Mrs. Wncheslcr's care aud IN four weeks
my leg was well.
". WILLIAM II. MASON.
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}. q. SIIER VI AN,
fJ3, Thames Street.

MOULD invite The attention of his Gus
w TONERS 10 q inrge and spitndm assot
mcn of Goods past received from New York
and Poslnn including English. German aud
trrnoh !LOADCL CJTkS, uf every drsl-
rabtc collar !; fancy plaid aud mlxcd Doesklns,
both single aud double width French elias
nc CaSslmcres plain Md fancy American
do. plnm and figured SltGcils. aud Vest
ngs Of the latest styles, sI of which wall bp
sold by the yurd, or made up ou lie mos, rca-
sonnble terms. April 4, lS4I.
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Plymouth, Sept. %, 1872.

Plymouth, Sept, D, 1912
This is to certify that ! came under the
care of Mrs. Winchester, after having been
gwen over by my physician he told me |
was IN Il consumption and there was no help
for me but after taxing her medicine three
weeks was restored to good health.
SAM UEL a. SNOW.
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TO LET,

~ BY WM. S. NOSE, the
ssEII Sd story in building corner OF
EAM Market square, formerly let tor a
hularu l.on, hul wishing Tor the future lcr II tor
suur uthrr purpose to accommodate some ri NY wur-
thy pIous TRENDS, TINT tell me ~ good lrulg II !, bet
ter that property should Hy iie than let Ia re-
spectacle people To- sell rum play Billiards ~ Ac-
Curimg tu these tunes, don't know but what / have
ioue wrong To use thc word REsrECTABLE. Ny good
Iriends recommend ne While my propsiu IaSs Idle to
have tuIn will all come right. Asmy iuitl Is not
strong enough to try the WHOLE experiment, VIII tfy
IN part aud let oi nay irIcud, try und see how
they viii act their part | wiI let the rnniu tor
0rst lor the Temperance ar some Religious
sucIctv, aud IL iud hu, eau tive han uiih and not
pyc mc the dNspcpsN, viii let Sl 90 aud iry t
dose, aud chnrge nothing Ilu" easy It /. tor people
hu EhG the guide board that tells tie traveller which
way ~, but stands stu ~ one place all Ihe TIME.
II something rrmHrk kHhls the very persons that
~ tpke charge aud point out the way Nsu should man
H-u Nour property, generally speaking have none them
selves. ind that some prOlrssCnh pous people set
no h'itt cNAmpie ~ letting property than men Of the
worn, don't hhu" that could illustrate the di-pU-
stpu of man better, ultndt comes u the tCSt than b,
relating hulG CirruusHnre anecdntr. that sald
10 have taken place lew yeHrs Hgu tins town. ct
very ptuts CONSCIENTIOUS man lie often asserted that
mHu owed hun bl Tor goods, he bad rather lose
than t. tHkr u II he knew II rot d, selling snves
II =" hHrrturd, that one ol our slave Captains had
hll 80 sCtle With Mr.. Goodman, and alter the usiili
compliments rHssed, the Captain pu's down the shin-
ug dulhu. upon me couutrr auJ suNs, %" cll you pou
luy oath, llmt sold q Negro l"r that muuci." 1hr
good conscientious nru ro,l NJ The captain aud then
,t ihr money, o,enrd ht, draw, nud VIII hurh hands
lraNrl rc "tuhN lucrr" it sH,tug NJ the same iiue
captain, u viii sca Negro. be- VIII tel lic"
m, tact -, are not rsRttcr. aud irW lurs from
the Rev Nrstirt> collection, viii well PLAIN II
Lord Vc vale, conceived ~ sin,
And horn unhol, and uurloau.
sutuns from the man Whu~r guilt, fall
turrapt, hIs tHrr. Hud taIut- ~ ALL"
NtNputt, NpTil 10, lsll
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Iiarlmnnth. Aug. II. 1872.

dartmouth, Aug. ~, 1912.
came under The care of Mrs. Winchester
alter my physician had gwen me over IN o
consumption, and for three weeks they dIG
not expect my life after taking her mcdI-
me, ] was soon restored to health aud am
able 10 do my work.
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NOTICE.
ADVICE GRATIS.
important ne'os 10 The '3ich and afflicted
MRS. WINCHESTER,
noclress, may be consulted at
HER RESIDENCE

Patients who are incapable from lnirmity
of attending personally upon the Doctrcss,
can Ly senarmg correct elatcLenl of their
case, be told whether ihcy are curablc or
not, such as consumpllvc complaints. coughs,
inflammation, weakness, IN the digest, sidney
complaints, piles, shor,ncss vi breath, aslI-
ma, rheumatism. chronic aud inhammalory
ncryhns complaints, scroiu0 humors, sa II
rhchnl, erysipcas, phlegnlatlc complaints,
bleeding at the lungs loss of appetite. hu.
mors III the blood, ulcers blIous disorders,
fever aud ague, yellow fever, female com
plants, worms of different kinds, fever sores,
deAlness, and niner similar dlsehscs
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RIlODA SMITH.

Mrs, Winchester is new in Ncwr0rt and
expects To be here the must part Of tie SUN
mcs, and can be seen at Mrs. Flsh's boarding
House.
April II. lSIi If
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II-- =
IfGW
SPRIk G G00D DS.
A.24l1s QS44a
WmC. COzzcns Il Co.,
HAVE now open and ready to show their
IL customers The largcs, aud most select
variety of desirable articles that they have
ever had-embracIng every style of
Spring and Summer Goods,
which they feel confident they can afford TO
offer and sell us low as can be purchased
and on the most favorable and accomlnoda-
ting terms. Among their variety are
Rich striped e. figured hrocade Silks;
Three colored Ombra Camclcon do.;'
Black and blue black Poult- -de-soic;
Rich Wide Silks
Black aud bluc-5Iack Aeplnes
Mousselne de LANES
IN all their great rmrety.
Scotch Glnghams, Texans, BazorIncs, &c;
Al pacca;
Rich style new Ribbons
Fancy Cravats
Rich Brocha, Cashmcte. and every ether
kind of .SH.1WLS
Fancy. cloth table and piano covers;
Cotton and worstcd table do
Extra white furniture dlmily, | is yd wide :;
Silk and cotton Vesrings;
Cassimercs, Of all kinds;
BroadcIoths
Plain, plaid and figured Gambroons,
Velvcts, &c. for children,s wear and many
other suitable articles for the same pur-
pose.
Also, in our CARPET ROOM,
3ply and damask Venetian Carpets;
Snpcrfne Ingram do;
Extra fine and common Ingram do
Striped Venetian stair do;
Do. do. Z 8 wide do;
very cheap for Floors; Also just right width
and kinds for pew carpets, IS Cd yard;
Oh Floor Cloths, all widths
Printed Bookings, woocn,
Cotton Bookings, yards wide;
Tuitcd hearth Rugs;
Brussels and Wilton hearth Rugs
Al and 81 colorcd straw Martings
A, 81 aud 6 white do );
Worsted Door MATHS,
sc. sc. SC.
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tEHIJFIC3TE.g.

Middloborongh, March 20, 1914.
This is to certify that came To Mrs. WIN.
chester with sore eyes,a scroiulas hunor, and
the piles. aud IN six weeks was restored Ia
my health.
CHAGLES'FAUNCE.
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AT Market 5000 Beef Cattle, 75 pairs Work
ing Oxen, $50 Sheep, and $500 Swine. 100
Beef Cattle unsold
PRiCEs- Beef Cattle-Last weeks prices
were not sustained, aud we reduce our quota.
tons Extra % first quality Is a S.
second quality % 4 rs third quality 375
a %.
Working Oxon-sales at SG5, $6S, SIS, $50
81 80 and $92.
Shccp-From $50 to 3 10.
swinc-Prme lots to pedde Sc for Sows
and 6c for Barrows /; lots oflarge size 4 3.4 aud
5 3-4 old Hogs 4, a and 5e. Atrctail 5 to
&c.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

nN the FIFTEENTH day OfJanuaFy, A. D..
M Ie45, we will, a. ExseutoSS Of the last will
and testament Of ARTHuR MosELY, deceased,
cell, at the Court House door In the town 81
Benton, on credit Of one and two years, Tho
following described LANDS, aituated IN YaaoO
county, 70 wit:--The east half, and the east half
of the northwest fourth and the eaSt bali Of the
south west fourth Of Section No. 3, Of Township
Ne. II, Of Range No, 1, East,--containinG
FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES,
or theFeabOuts.
ALSO
The following Described LANDS, situated in
said county, TO wit:-The east halfof the south
east fourth Of Section thirty six in Township
eleven in Range Que West. And the east hall,
and the north west fourth, and the east halt OF
the south west fourth Of Section one; and the
east half, and the south west fourth Of Section
Twelve and the west half Of the north east fourth
Of Section Thirteen-all in Townsbip Ten, in
Range One West. ALSO-the west half Of the
south west fourth Of Section Six, and the west
half Of the north west fourth OF Section Seven
all 10 Township Ten Of Range Oue East. The
title to these Lands is believed 10 be unqnestOn-
able; but we will convey only such title a. Is
vested 10 as rs Executors.
OFBond with approved security will BE- re-
quiEed Of the purchaser.
SHARPE Z CAGE, Ex't'Es, &c.
December "a, 1914 -20-4t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

earn their eight dollars per day. il will be hard
job, Tor them TO- accomplish that end. Benton
was occupying the Senate with his IIumbug Bill
Of annexations and Gjdding' and John Quincy
Adams taking up the time Of the House with
abolition petitions; they do not appear to receive
much favor. The Washington Letter writers
have made twenty Cabinets, for Col. Polk and
about one thousand foreign appointments, and
do not believe there is a man in Washington
that has received letter from Col. Polk since
the election, nor do believe Col. Polk has yet
expressed single opinion on the subject, or inti-
mated to any one who would compose his Cab
met.
The American Republicans intend having a
meeting tonight at the 81. Louis Exchange 10
take measures to form an American party, they
will muster strong, and no doubt they will make
an imposing appearance. Their measures and
designs appear to be well received by large
body Of our citizens, both of French and Ameri-
can descent, and il politics is eschewed, in their
deliberations, they will number many wings and
democrats ia their ranks.
Our city is we'll filed with stangers, and our
population is increased no doubt to 10000 in
habitants, from every CLINE and nation, and Of
every description, from the gentleman Of wealth
and pleasure down TO the lowest grade Of poverty
and destitution; our various municipality courts
are daily filed with scores Of degraded and drum
ken outcasts Of society; but among the thou
sands annually arrested in our streets we find
scarcely FIVE in thousand natives Of Louisiana.
Another OF those numerous accidents, and for
which there is "no accounting for, and always
no body to blame, p happened yesterday morning
on the river. The steamer Hiwassee with fun
load, bound down, came in contact with the
steamer Superb, below Plaquemine, the damage
was. the Hiwassee was TOTALLY sunk BY the opt-
raf;on. and bOar and cargo total loss. It is
only few days since we recorded the sinking Of
the Belle OF Clarksvlle with the loss Of thirty per-
sons-and then nobody was to blame.
The weather is pleasant and mild, and chan
ces are in favor Of good weather for the week
which will be source of comfort to the patrons
Of the race course. Holydays are near at hand,
and our fancy stores and confectione's will do a
lively business for two weeks, and wishing you
the compliments of the season,
remain yours, Y. o. Z.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31
AeRICULTURAI IMPLRMENTe.

CTEwART's GIN sTANDs-CeasimprOvs.
~ ment;
GentFy'G Patent Corn Mills;
Baldwin, Corn and Cob CTushers,
Straw Cutter;
Spinning Ginnies, Spinning Wheel, and
Reels;
Corn ShelIeFS;
PLOUGHS-Hall'S, Improved PeacOck, and
other kinds-a very large stock on hand.
Wagons, Carts, Cart. WheelS, WheeharowS,
Hoes, Axes, Spades and ShOVels, Harness,
Trace and Ox-Chains,
For Gale by ]. w. COOK.
Yieksburr, Dec. IA, 1874. 10
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

NEw ORLFANs, Dec. "a, 1874.
Ma. EDrroR Yesterday was The thirtieth an
niversary oftbe battle Of the 23d December
1914. on the plains Of Chalmette, below this city.
A National Salute was fred at Noon from the
Place d'Armes, which was all the notice taken
Of the day Fifteen or twenty years ago it was
distinguished as a regular jubilee; few years
more, and the occasion will be by appearances
forgotten. Perhaps the glorious EIGHTH oil
January, being public hOlyday, may be cele-
brated in manner TO make up for the deficiency
ofthe restivity Of the twenty.third.
The New England Society of Louisiana, eele-
brated the anniversary yesterday Of the landing
the Pilgrims, in their usual manner, BY Din
ner, Cor Supper,) provided for the occasion at
the 81. Charles Hotel. II was numerOusly at
tended, and went on or rent doWn with great
relish and much Joy and pleasure expressed on
the accession, being one Of the most sunptuou'
and splendid repastS that ever gFaced festive
bOarl in this city. Verify, Row easy It i' for
our good New England republican sOns and de-
seendant, to forget the good old land marks OF
their nativity and follow in the foolstepSof the
aristoeraey Of Europe, Dinner at 2 O'Clock Of
an evening, and ending It seH carried ouG about
daylight next morning. What do your plain
back-woodSmsn think Of our refined and polished
state Of society.
To-day the great sweepstakes Is 10 be run Tor,
over the Metairs eOnrss-subsOription,t two chou.
sand dollafs-forfeit s50O-hEe nomlnahons-a
snug sum cor tbs winner, suppOsing ell the Hor-
ssi nominated, start. Our 'pOrtSmen appess 70
Be very aush Of cash. believe viii stake a
Dime on the winning horse.
Thebleam ship New York arrived from GaI-
weston CTeEa.,l yesterday, among the Pa''sp-
gers is our charge d'sfairss 70 that Government,
Col. A. J. DOnuslsoag Il ii probable be may re-
main IN this city Or come time, The news BY
thil arrival is not Of mueh importauee.
Oar dates from Waihingisn are to ths ilth.
Our Ssrraah there appear to b attempting 70
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,5
YAZoO CoUNTY


Prostate CoURT,-NOVEMBER TEAM, 1914.
M HEREAS in the matter OF the application
w and petition Of AMBROSE Bull and JAMES
@. Bull, representing TO this Court that they are
joint tenants or tenants in common with the
heirs of the late WIN. NJ. Bull, deceased, and
praying this Court for the appoin tment OF Com
missiOneFS to make partition Of lands bersis1NseE
more fully described; and AerU proper hearing
before the Court, SoHN M. SHARPEs JESSE b.
E4ALL and GEoRGE GERALD were nominated as
Com missOners to make partition OF the following
lands, 10 wit: The whole Of Section Twenty.
seven; east half south east quarter section TWEEN.
ty eight; west half north west quarter section
twenty six; east half south east quarter section
twenty-twoj west half south west quart section
twenty three; west half south east quarter Sec
ton twenty two; north half OF east half OF north
west quarter Of section thirty FIVE; west half Of
south west quarter Of section twenty six; east
half Of north west quarter and west half Of north
east quarter, and west half of south east quarter
and east half south west quarter OF section TWEEN
ty three; east half Of north west quarter Of zee.
ton twenty six; west half Of south west quarter
Of section twenty two; west half of north east
quarter Of section thirty-fOur; east half Of east
half Of north west quarter Of section thirty -four,
all in Township Eleven Range One Fast, be-
tween AMBROSE BULL and JAMES G. BULL petit
TONERS as aforesaid, and the Aforesaid heirs Of
WIN. M. Bull, deceased. And unless proper
objections are made on or before the January
Term, l845, of this Court, the said JOHN NJ
SHARPE, JESSE B. HALL and GEoRGE GERALD
will then be appointed Commissioners to make
partition Of the said lands, pursuant TO an act,
entitled s'an act conserving the partition Of
lands held BY eoParceners, joint tenants, and
tenants in common"
It is further ordered, that publication OF this
Citation be made in the "Ynzoo Democrat" Il
public newspaper published at YarOO CRY, for
the space Of two monthO successfully.
Witness, the Hon. JAMEs r. BURRUs,
r.. s. Judge Of Probate fer the county Of
Kasoo, the fourth Monday Of Mo-
vember, 1874, and seal Of said Court.
Issued, the thirtieth day Of November, 1874.
CHAS. NJ. LENDERS IN, Clerk.
BY A. s. PERKINS, d. e.
~. & w. BATTArLE, Soils.
Dec. 3 -l7.tm
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31
Hardware and Cutlery.

ME subs crbers, importers and dealers in
II FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, have recently Eecei-
we'd direct from the Manufactures in Europe,
and al. tho East, large additions to their stock,
consisting in part Of
300 Tons Swedish, American and English Iron,
1900 Bundles Hoop, Sheet, Band & Round Iron,
80 Tons Steel, Cast, Shear, and German.
90 Cases Naylor & Co'e. celebrated Gin Saw
Steel and Plates,
500 doz. Collins & Cos, Hunts, kings and
Simmons Axee,
800 doz Sleeves,
100 pair Smiths Bellows,
200 Boxes Tip Plates,
300 Bundles Iron Wire,
5000 Kegs Weymouth S, D. S. g. Co." Nails,
800 doz ,Whitmore's Cotton and Wool Cards,
100 Tons Castings and Hollow Ware,
900 'PaVsons,' Kings 'Dallingers, and other
Ploughs; Hoes; Chainst Anvils; Vices;
Hand and SIedge Hammers; Screw Plates;
Locks: Hinges; Screws; Saws, Filesi Corn
Mills; Seythes, &c. &c.
SPERM, WHALE, LINSEED s. TANNERS
OIL LIS superior quality.
White Lead; Spirits Turpentine; Window
Glass; Tar; Oakum, and COrdage, which
they offer for sale, low for Cash, o. apprO-
we'd paper.
G7-Country Merchants are invited SOCall and
examine our Stock.
STARK, DAY, STAuFFER & Co.,
Corner Canal aud magazine SITS.
New Orleans, Nov Is. 1874 is
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

TIME subscribers respectfully inform the
public that they have opened a STORE in
Yazoo City, near the bridge. formerly occupied
By w. Nance where they iniend e Keep q con-
siant supply n DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING.
BOOTS and SHOES, Hardware, Choice GRO
CERES, Produce, Liquol, &C., &c, which
win Be cold low, invariabiy-ior Cash q
B. HoMBERG q Co.
Yhzoo City, Oct. %, l5ll 2
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31
NEW BLACKSMITH q wOOD-sHOP.

WE solicit a share Of patronage in the
" above branches Of business, and In
which we hope 10 give general satisfaction, as
we shall procure the best OF workman that can
be had :--such as ShOeFs, Plantation Smiths,
Spring repairers and makers. Work done on
better terms than ever before in this city. Plan
tiers and others would do we'll TO give uS call,
as our prices are reduced TO suit the times
CeYHorse- ShOeing- -SEVENTY-FIVE cents
per pair.
BLACKMAN, WINFORD & Co.
0y-Shop opposite our Back STABLE.
YazOo CITY, Dec. 10, 1874 -l8
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31
For New Orleans.
-h THE new passenger steamer
ay M. b. HAMER,

P. G. WALLIS, Master,
Will run regularly during the season TO NEW
ORLEANS. She has been built expressly Tor a
Packet TO this place, and aS soon as the water
sill admit oft, will leave this place on the 5th,
18th, aud 25th; and New Orleans on the lst,
10Th, end 20th Of each month, with regularity.
n-y-For freight or passage, apply on board.
September 80, 1874 s
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31
For Washington County.

DERSONS having business to attend to in
IL Washington County, Mississippi, such A.
paying Taxes, or other legal business, will havo
an opportunity Of sending BY young gentle
man, II aBPlROatfon be made Immediately.
AEnQuire at this Office, or the Law o6ees
Of Judge Wilkinson, F. w. QuaekenbOss or n.
&. Nye. Dec "a, 1874.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

| Lord Brougham is still in the South Of France,
where he has q chateau. tie will not return
until the sitting Of Parliament ibis month.
Counterfeit soyereigns, well executed, sro rife
in London. They are made chiefly Of plalina,
and ara really worth about IL shillings each
II 10 difficult 70 detect them, the weight being %
nearly equal.
UnSuccessful cOnSpiracies are the order Of the
day in Spain. The last one had for lie object
the assassination OfGen. NaFvner, and Baron dc
Nicer, Captain General Of Catalonia.
The Duke of LeinsteF presided over recent
meeting in Dublin, at which il was resolved 60
raise twenty thousand pounds sterling to release
the Apostle of Temperance, Father Mathew
from his pressing pecuniary difficulties.
The China market opens an immense avenue
for the consumption Of cotton shirtings. 1t is
computed thai a million and half more pieces
will be needed for that market than last year.
There are defaulters in the Dresden Savings'
Bank, to the amount gilmore than 90, 600 crowns.
The Cashier and BoOk-keeper have both been
arrested, and have both attempted to destroy
themselves in prison.
The French statesman, GnizOt, lately i'll, Is
able to attend TO public business.
F. Sheldon, great Preston cotton spinner,
has failed.
The anniversary Of the introduction of pota-
toes into Europe had been celebrated at Munich.
There has been great rains recently in Ire
land.
O'Connell has been rusticatng at his noun
tain home at Derynane, but announced his in-
tention of speedily resumiDg his agitation labOrs
Mr.. O'Connell announced that he should re-
appear at the meeting Of the Association on
Monday, the 25th November, and should then
bring forward two copies Of great vital impOr-
tanre,-frst, an application to Parliament for
the impeachment Of persons principally concern
ed in the late monstrous prosecutions.
Mr. O'Connel concludes, thus;-''in fine then,
fellow countrymen, the pause of experiment is
over let us rouse again for the peaceful contest,
contest not again to be suspended until, ~"
Parliament is again in College Green Win all us
ancient authority and jurisdiction HurTGhs
Hl,s,. Jor me Repeal"
Great troubles exist at Warsaw. The arrests
are so frequet, and the armed police so nulneT-
aus, that the unhappy city looks like place in.
vested with an army.
Kehung, the aged Governor Of Canton, 10 dead.
Tho Grand Duke cfTuscany had been shot at,
and an attendant wounded.