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OPERATION OF THE TAX LAW.

The friends of the new tax law have
maintained from The first that it would
bring on the tax duplicate vast amount
of property that has heretofore escaped tax
alton. They have maintained that the
property thus brought Oh the list, is that
best able to bear the burthens OF laXaliOn;
that, in the main, which of all others should
never have been exempt. The have also
tOntended that the property thus brought
on the list would add so much to the grand
list as to insure a rcdHced instead OF an ln-
creased ratio OF taxation, although one Oh-
ject in the adopto ! of he law, was to bring
the revenues OF he State up to It's ac tual
wants and enable it 10 meet aS II falls due
the interest on the State Debt, without re-
sorting to the miserable eXpedlent OF adding
tioO or three hundred thousand dollars 10 the
deJt Of The State annually, IN order TO make
up the deficiency in It's revenues.
Thus 1t Is seen the law AIMS at the ac-
complishment OF desirable purpose, while
/ it equalzes the burIhens oi taxation that
have heretofore fallen so unequally on the
people OF the State, it cannot fail to con-
tribute 10 the permanent prosperity of the
State, by obvlatlng the necessity lot a lur-
ther increase of the State Debt 1t is seen
at glance, that by reducing the aggregate
ratio OF laxaton, The law cannot iall 10 re-
lieVe those who are now and have been all
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From the Ohio State Journal.
THE END OF A DEMAGOGUE.

The mail of Thursday evening conveyed
to us the confirmation OF the anticipated
disrohement of the Hon. William Allen.
Ohio's tail and talented Senator. He has
borne patiently many indigniIies. On va
rlous occasions the Senate, largely Locoio-
co as it is, has taken occasion to manifest
It's want Of affection and respect for him.
1t has several times refused to grant his
requests, turned a deaf ear TO his most ell
oquent appeals, rejected his motions, laid
aside biz measures, and done things, ma
ny and singular, that one could hardly ex-
pect to see done in LocoIoco body, so au-
gust, towards one whom it bad honored
With the charmanship of its leading COM
mIItee. 1t even Went to the extent OF de-
leatIng him and his friends in their darling
Oregon scheme, a few weeks since; and in
raising acommitGee Tor the purpose OF in
.quTy into charges made against particu-
lar friend OF his, selected Mr.. CorWin over
his head as memuer OF that committee.
These repeated griel lances. this long eata-
Ogue OF insults, at tn hands OF his own
political friends. he has endured with what
philosophy he couIi summon. satisfied that
his party would vindcate him against his
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To,al, Sl3,G63 sI78 946 s4I7,5OC

Io!al, SIG,Gb3 Sl1G 946 S4l7 800
The alove ls Il most astonishing result:
an increase in personal property reported
by eight uzaus OF Columbus, IN tWo years,
rom eighteen housaad sir hundred and sir
iy-ihree To FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARsM We
hazard uItle IN saying that the actual in.
crease IN The value OF personal property
returned by the auove named individual.
alone, 10 ~ay nothing of the vast increase
IA various othercase- that might be named ),
Wul cover The uhoie raiue gf aH The person.
al property reported in all the county be.
side! Nay, further, that 1t will equal the
increase IN value of personal property re.
ported In the cOuntry townships OF any hal
dozen counties of the State! As already
stated, (n our lastpaper, the Uhoie amoua
.ot personal property reported in seven
townships OF this county was Sl90,838
ju.l about one-half of The actual Mcreast
returned by the eight individuals named
above, since l84l.
Now, let itnot he said that the individu.
ais named above deserve censure Tor with,
holding 20 long rom the tax list so vast al
amount OF property. They merely avaiIcc
themselves OF the defects OF the old Law
II the law allowed them an opportunity o
escape, who will blame them for avaiIIng
themselves of It! The new law was de-
signed 10 meet such cases, and it has &C
conpshed that result efirctually. These
men, whose taxes have been raised from {
jeU d0iiars TO HUNDREDS, and even THoUs
ANus, undoubtedly feel sensible that ii fall.
on them with great severity after so long al
escape, hut they are compelled 10 acknowl
edge It's ju-lice Those who have urged
the repeal OF the new law, have placed
such men as Judge Swan and Mr.. Starting
under great obligations to them! The cap
tdIIstS and money lenders can afford to pay
erery LocQf6co ofthe SLATE thousand dol
lars far adrooa'Hg III, repeal Of the aeO iaSt
aad the resforaii,a efthe old, and yet sare
Moasand1 Of dotars by the operation! A
sense Of duty, however, will, we hope pre-.
vent them 'rJH resorting to such means o
manufacturing public sentiment. As good
"citzens" they should be willing to hear g
due share OF public burIhens. From Wing
legislation I'lry can expect no relief, much
as our opponents are inclined to grant it to
them Ohio State Journal.
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Chapman 10 seneca 20.
Ali such companies as are not embraced
In this organization are hereby discharged
The Quarter Master General of the State
will forthwith provide them the means of
comfortable transportation to their respec-
tive homes.
The Governor repeats the hope express
Ell in former order, that these companies
will, as far as practicable, preserve their
organization. ready to meet another requl-
sltion, should one he made, and in such e.
vent he pledges himself that they shall be
the first received for service. Such mem
bers OF the discharged companies as are so
disposed are AT liberty to enroll themselves
in any OF the retained companies, ill the
privates in such companies shalt attain the
maximum limit at eighty men.
The Governor Is aware of the chagriu
and disappointment he inilicts upon the
worthy volunteers, who by this arrange
Ment, are debarred the privilege Of serv-
ing their country under this call. He takes
occasion, however, to assure them and the
country that they are not rejected, because
regarded in any respect less merh0rous
than those retained; but as the result OF
the exercise Of such discrimination as
seemed to him just proper and absolutely
IeceSsary.
The three German Companies, comman-
ded by Captains Herman kessler, George
Durr and George Dauble, could not be re-
tained. because the Regulations prescribed
Nv the War Department, ior the govern
ment of troops in the service of the United
States. specially provides, that none can
be received into service. who do not "speak
and understand the English language.
See .Army Reg. par. 687.
The Governor appeals TO the patriotism
of those companies ordered to retire, and
ndmonshes them to do SO cheertuIly, and
in spirit OF subordinatiOn becoming good
soldiers, ever mindful that it is as much the
duty of the true soldier. when ordered, to
Tetreat as to advance, to 0oey with alatrty
when the service required is difficult or TILL
pheasant, as when it Is OF contrary kind.
The Captains OF those companies retain
ed. whose officers are not yet commissions
ed, will, without delay, furnish the ASST
Adg't General, at Head Quarters, with a
ettS6ed list of those officers requiring COM
taaiSsi0las. with the date OF their elections.
As soon ae this Is sdone, an order will issue
JDr the election OF Field Officers to the sew
sfal Regiments,
En- the mean time The whole of the ac-
esFad troops Vii, remain AT camp Wash
JngLol, audpr the immediate command oi
the &djntant General
BY oidpr Of the Governor.
b. W. UBICE, Jr.
al c, and Asst Adj. Gen.
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along p'yae q 5gst proportion Of the tax oI
fhr State. Ou laase " who have ESCAPED
7fF.nH. n. .fa .as properly brought uu
iar bee. All. .Ie new ,sR lai. viili 1ho gras-
.r.. .uE..... Itaf .. .- "a 4u Hay. Ira-1u
to rcw. ..I., o 10 -I-Hgto camp.su, t@-
cause .E.y ar- fDufa ei 70 .ilTe tue buf.
theme U..--. .rt .u. n Is others.
iuu '.' ..-. 80 a1gs maintained this
view 0i rH. r.-a, a.a feeling -au-fed lha,
haTarrus. nur.Hyo of .LrState returned
o. tI" .fx .-l. .ur'ud.Hg moneys, mer-
cHrni-. raFt tsa furniture, p.aJe, &c., &c.
w"nt lear go proportion 10 that actually
iH '5n state, vr hove expressed our con
vcuGu llfl farmers and others, who srein
moderate circumstances, and have their it,
ur properly uut slightly lmpuyed. would
lind their tax reduced after the law was
fully carried INTO effect lHus Tar lacts,
isct- drawn from the returns Of the Asses
sors, have more Htn sustained an " have
a. aCra OF anticipated. These rrlurus have
been and are beng placed, 10 a very lImit-
% e@1'ri, before ,He prOpIa ol tie STATE.
bgl, treg are accessible To an, and ~ tru.,
that tlry "I.. % Impressed upon the minds
o' all m"n 0i aH ptE-es, 30 ever sncunn
OF the IHry wt,i scatter to lAr Wind
the -0ri.-m~ OF L0coIoco.-m. and dtsadl se
ltns" Wu0 hIye gwen cfpdeuce to the ;rf
thJV-agd art'uI bul v iltuI iai-ehoods o the
Lncoioco press. We shaIl shortly be sDl,
10 present d volume OF facts before the ueo
pie o. The state that will defy the attempt,
misrepresentation and perversion 50 irer
" resorled TO hy our opponents. Al lhi,
time We merely wish 10 nItke compari
fon, calculated 10 show wha. class OF prop
/ |crty VS. most successiu. IN escaping laxs
| tIon under the Old law, and how the he
Isw affects such. Below, copied from tn,
records ol thr comfy, will be found statpt
the amount oi personal property listed b
/ The lndIy yduas whose names We have Ia
ken The liberty 10 use. (tiulens OF Colum
bus IN the ears 1874, l845, aud 1876:
l..
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HoRRID AcT.- We regret to learn that
the town of Mansfield, on Thursday last,
was the scene of deed of blood, produced
by liquor and unresrained passions. Rob
ert Borland, q young man. deliberately
stabbed Franklin Barker, his brother-in-laS.
in the street. Barker feel and died shortly
after. Borland is in Jail. What stroke
for an aged father and mother, and wid-
owed sistcr-and what lesson should lbis
event teach young men, to avoid liquor, to
curb their passions. and ne"erfor moment
harbor reyenge.-Ohfo Repository.
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AWFUL CALAMITY.-On the night Of the
12th Jane, at the close of chemical exhl-
btion in the St. Louis Theatre, at Quebec.
Camphine lamp was upset, which imNe-
diately spread with frightiuI rapidly; de-
stroying the building. Forty-thIee pe.sons
perishished in it.-Ohio Repository.
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There is nothing further from j q seat Of
War. Gen. Taylor at the last accounts,
was still at Matamoras waiiingf or reinforee-
ments and instructions.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TERMS OF ADvERTIslNs.
Three iHEertoHs, oEs squGre, l!eo
Essrg subsequsai iariioH, -
Larger cara ia PToPOrf0a.
A liberal discOHai uRi Be gipea ts hsss
pko adUrf,As bB the gear
6TBOoF, BnsiHsss Card, HsRdliis
aud all other kh,ds u JSt W0rk, Heaiis
aoae ai fhiT 0fcv upoH ne usOa resssHasis
terms, aud on fhe fhOrea notice.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-10

we're depvicd 10 VISIT Santa Anna, when he
arrived n Vera Ctuz, make him low
TOW. aud tender hun, IN the name Of Pstt,
Dallas & Co. the freedom olingrcss toihe
ga, Of war. with all his s,sf and a nuuoer
OF well disciplined European oftieen =
How IS ihi, 10 BE- explained What vtre
the terms Of alliance What was the Va
turc Of the poke pa, upon Santa Anss,
hat he broke through the naval issee
crccird by our bloc kad,ng squadron, r,de
a ,tumphal entry into the MEXICAN eaNal
aud u now Ut San LUIS dc Iiotosl, az be
head Of near % 600 men. in arms sgfnr
our country With all due Difference pnd
humility. We think these questions are u
character bach an American press bs n
right 10 ask, and TO which tho American
people viii demand categorical answer,
tPhila Nouh American
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-10

OBITUARY

Died it pusfoud on the morning OF the
la Inst after few days illness, Mr. Ed.
ward I. Changer, Of the hrm Of {. X L
l. Granger, need 80
In the death Of Mr. Granger, the com.
munny 10 vhi.t hc sii.d, nal his ia
mediate family and friends, have met with
a severe loss Possessing q more than ord.
nary share Of business ability and enter
prize, his sudden death will make void in
that respect no, easily filed and as hus
hand. r4iaiise and lllend, those who stood
ncares, him and knew him bes, in these re.
lalons will most deeply and sincerely
mourn his decease
Though not member Of any religion.
communion, nor making any profession
Of personal interest in religious things, be
yet acknowledged the truth and importance
Of the doctrines Of revelation, and gnvo his
influence and support distinctly in favor Of
religious institutions and whatever elevated
and advanced the best interests Of society.
Those who have most enjoyed. his con-
fdcncc and friendship in the private and
social relations Of life, best know how to mp
prccale his character as q man and as a
friend and they will long cherish n res
poet and warm regard for his memory
and worth.
a just tribute 10 the memory need say
no more ard could shy no less 49,
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
T1p-'ccr DavS letter from Europe

F5r~'c~r DryS Letter fam Europe
Ine steamship ClIodonia, C1p' f q
Lott from Liverpool, Nov I9rh, arrived
at Boston on Monday making the passage
in fifteen days.
The Corn markets arc stationary. A
large cxpou trade IS still going IN, md
5000 quarters Of Lincolnshire were bought
a few days ago u COS, for shipment 10
France. he present As duty is found to
be prohbnory and as fast ms Corn and
Flour arrives, 1t will It IS sad be exported
The Money market is easy A dlmlnu.
ton OF bullion continues, but TO a smaller
extent than previously
The Hon q orge Bancroft, the Amer.
lean Minister, has taken up bis residence
at 90 Eaton square, i}cIgrave Place, Lon.
don. On Thursday the l2lh, be dined
with the Queen, Al Windsor Castle, and on
the following Saturday, was, with his Indy,
at a select party al L1rd P4lmcrs;ons, the
Minister for Foreign Affairs
The Prussnn Charge d'Ahiircs to the
States OF North America, Baron Geroh,
has arrived al Berlin, to receive IN person
instructions from his Government relative
TO q treaty of commerce and navigation to
be concluded between the Zolycrcn and
the North American States tic was 10
leave shortly Washington
Lieutenant .GeneTsl Sir Benjamin d Ur.
han is mc1@1a"d rs likely to rccc'vc the
.apolulmtal Of Commander Chief ~
Canadl vacant by the retirement Of Earl
Calncau
4 new article of import has recently
been introduced in Enrope lom America,
calI'd soda blscurf. Several shipments
have been made LuJ as yet the d,m1Di x
ceeds the supply
Thomas Moore, lhc b7id OF rim, is dan.
gcrousIy 49, The Bllmasi1c Star has
the following private leuer says II
llm,nl 20 have 10 tell you OF the apliIy
declining heaIln OF lrcIlni's a!o,, h0norrl
poet The sun ft6. Is as so.lHg aud 1t
~ Garrd that bis dissolution it near az hand
The Turkish Government haze Issued a
memorandum prohibiting tho expo ration
OF corn from The proviace Of he Susts Of
the Dird7ncllcs on the prc,rK, ,hl' the M.
uves Of that district are accuTomcd to cell
i.'lr corr improyldtnuy, ond are obliged
afterwards 10 buy Of higher priceI
The Belgian Senate hr'i s,".ng on the
9Th uIl. lu which % was unanimously so.
I'D 10 admit o provisions free olduty and
100 prohibit gnc,r expectation up 70 O1gsef
I-47
The Nears.iJ Great Britain Mr.
Hrmuer of WICK e,d engineer. a, .hc
request Of ihe underwriters concerned 10
.h,. monster Steamship COW Fraa1,d az
J-n-"m bag. bass VISITED aal reported,
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7nE GRkA1 WEBSTER DINNER

I1al.aslgliA hcc Is = "
Faur burdrrd l.or~.ns AT d.,~Bai tpa u.
.lo.ch to-day h. the diHnc' given IT. heu.
~ W. " sississ. over vhirh tbs Hoo -aui.
o. Brcsi presided.
Table Vefr cItepdrj hc Whole lencit
q The ,Hrprns, sAlron. sud tpc!,c 'inA,b'i
,s,,-. werv plAr-i IN cseL ,'de 81 -" plat
fc~n. wh.ch had been erected In o." centre
80 the &C, snipoist.oa Il many Distinguish
II gp,~,s frssn Nov NDrk, Nr. iIaHr..nrc
C0nse.ctlcut. Ae
UpwAris q anccn hundred ladies oocu-
ped tb, sraIisrie, and tcud,'i b, u,eif pics
eioc. ~ give ar un~ o't,d p.be ard rrlish T."
al that vas pAss'ug h,t.'A,h tier inm"di-
stc ouguiLance
p4n tho removal 81 the oloth the Rad
ing 4 the regular toast. o'iumenccd The
Thc third tnsst Wa
"pASisl WHhsrrA-T faithful rep
rc.outai,,c the alb rrgotis,or. the fearless
statesman, the cl"quen, dcfcudr " the
opns,itutipn. his patriotic services demand
olf grAtltuts mtaruished honor Is the
natinns property
After ID. clainerUus manifestations ~ APP
Jto,Al 1fthc above sentiment had some
VIA, subsidcl Mr Webster arose aud com
nienocd the delivery Of one Of his most mas
terry and cloguen, efforts.
The course of the present administration
efses. xrp~rsl gvv~rpfssnt .sas c1st1ssnesl
ccsafhsnted on, ard comparison was In.
s,ituied between the measures Of Andrew
jackson and those Of James X Polk.
The Mexican war was brought upon. The
tApis. and Mr. Polk Was condemned As being
the origin II it Mr. Webster corsidcred
thA, this was not his opinion alone, but il
Was ALA the opinion Of majority of the
people a. the result Of the recent elections
plaiul, Indicated: No better evidence q
tho Dissatisfaction of the people with regard
to tho measures of Mr. Polk aad his nd
ADMINISTRATION was wanting. than tho mcrc
fact Of the recent great revolution IN pullti-
cal affairs
The idea Of the Senate making the Or
cyon treaty TO meet the sanction and ap-
probation of the President. was cxplatcd up
on IN the most bitter and sarcastic man
ncr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-10

ema,iesl cone, OF pranks IN the college
yard wah equal facility could he WELD
a Demonstration IN Euclid, and bat upon
the cricket ground --s good argument a.
well rs good Joke vas about TO say
hat he c1cclcd IN Mathematics, but be
lreve tho, he cHctllrd IN everything liz
Is one Of those pleasant Objects that stand
on, IN the foreground ne we look back
through The vista of years something al
why's mixed up with the pleasant O''oela
lions Of young life.
"ONt rnE GRAns"
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The character and conduct OF the Polk &
Dallas administration were reviewed with
searching scrutiny, by the Hon. John ".
Huntington of tie L. s. Senate, at the
Jubilee Meeting in Norwich, c., on We'd
ncsday of last week, in the course of an able
speech, Which ,c,..i., s ,no NE az fix 81
umns of the MOI - Courier. NGr4A on.
~ give brief summary Of It's general posi-
tlons. After some preliminary remarks, in
which the distinguished speaker took oc
casion to rc'cr in complimentary terms, 70
the services Of the Representative in Con
CrcSs, (Mr j, A. Rockwell than whom
there Is no trucr or more honorable Wing
IN tho House Of Representatives, Nlr Hun
tinCton thus announces the object Of the
meeting -
We meet here as Wings, and to rejoice as
Wings /; but it is because that we believe
that the Wing principles and Wing meas
uEes which can be carried out practically
by the Wings only, are essential to the pro
motion aud preservation of the honor, the
interests aud the prosperity Of the nation
We have met here. therefore 70 rejoice in the
victory which has boon achieved
OF sound principles over false and dan
Ccrous theories
OF patriotism over party
q. the lovers Of peace over those who
desire war, to crafty ambition, or to sub
serve the PURPOSES Of a temporal aGgrand
izemcnt. or 70 extend the area Of Slavery;
or the friends Of American Industry and
! Il a
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effected the recent political changes, ahhO'
defeated and modi6cd poliienns have Ss
sgntd many tcasons, differing ron each
other, when applied to different states IN the
Union.
In some Of tho State, he dcfcn, OF our 20
Iiical opponents has be- q a,rflbutrd TO the
severe storm Of rain which tngcd on the
DAY Of the election Next TO the Sub. Urea
s1ry humbug this 10 the greales humhog
Of The season. Who ever before heard that
the "unlertlhcd H. mocracy," WIS ftieht
cncd by storms, npi prevented from attend
ng The polls by reason Of the iDclcmcncy
OF the weather
In lS4j, when the ptcsen, President
was indicted into office the country was
IN high state OF prosperity All iw rs
scnilnl interest, were promoted md pto,cc.
ted Every channel Of industry was hll,d
Capital was employed, and the industry Of
our people, in all It's diversified forms, met
wnh remunerotlng rewards. The cnrren.
sy was sound and reasonable credits which
arc the capnal oflhe man Of labor, were
obtained W. had peace within our Dor.
deus, aud prosperity IN ouf hlbrs'lon' -
Now all is fur. alarm. well founded nppre.
henson OF the dele!erous results which viii
ensue to the VITA interests Of our cnlzcns,
growing out Of the insure Of those who
bear rule in the nation"
The truth Is, as the speaker, goes on TO
show, thai the people have become covinc.
ed that tho policy of,he administration, I'M
less speedily checked, will end IN the dos.
trucllon Of their dear ST interests, that il will
ieiier commerce, paralyse the arm Of in
dusiry, shut up the shop Of the mechanic
and the mill Of the manufacturer, deprive
labor Of an ADEQUATE remuneration take
away The most important market OF the far
mcr, and spread general distress Though.
out the land. They have come to the re-.
cue OF their own rights to the protection OF
them ngainE the acts oflhclr own govern.
men
The prospective character OF the admin.
lstrnlion, which is held to be worse IN this
respect than any other since the organlza.
ton OF the Government the unconslltutlon.
al admission Of Texas chilly for III. purpose
OF pcrpetuaIlng the prepondcrance Of tho
Slave interest IN the Senalc--ns most peril.
Gus attempt 10 carry out the 81 10 scheme
IN relation to Oregon, nj the unnecessary
hazard OF war,wlih England the pres
Cnt war with Mexico forced unon Us tv tho
understandable ,onduct OF the President
and his adviser. the passage Of the sub
treasury acI-the allcmptro rob the old
States by means of,hc Land Bill, which
was defeated only by the ovctgraspIng d s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-10

Jo,u,ly with Mt Alexander Hr,
Liverpool upon ,hc pr,s'n, us.c H..
srron o'th.s vcss, The report o.. p
gentlemen IS to the n, lhnt lA.
Bu'n'n his IS vet received comn,..
lutte iyuty, that mrsn, may b. r,..
Scsching her by Keeping hti v,,-
sea until ncIt season. and 'hal1,, . -
be perfectly prscticntle to take le,.r.
strand
France Paris. Nov ld.-Tn 49,
topic Of discussion IN the French 49,,
during the past lortnigh, has born it,>--
lsh marriages
Na.t importation' Of al lc,cnr q.
grn,n have made and are sill l,,r,
INTO France Very lulc nd.cl -
has been received thus Tar la, CON.
the Z uilcd States
There have been inundauan, M t,..
which have caused the loss OF man, :
anil some property.
NJ de In Ros,crr In, bccn sn,,-.
minister 81 France N Mc,iro
Germany Berlin. Nov 5--A,...
the alterations made IN the I7nr-,p, =
tics, raw cotton is cr,mpl 'ramAIl4r, 4
is again stated That Mccklnhug All 90.
Hanover are about to JOIN the XoNu,,.
The legislative body Of Frank !.
declared IN favor OF free trade
Some time ngoa society wa, f,rJ
this country nndcr the patronage or a,
Duke OF Nassau, for sending LARGO M,
ber Of Germans To Tcqa, 10, ,bc cojou,
ton OF lands. and to induce, Il po.,,lNs 4
Germans proceeding to Am,ncn 10 On,
IN one district, so MS to establish ,.ie lao ,
a separate German nationality on N, 4
mericnn continent The society q aesrr
has not had the success That was h--I ..
md on learning this the Duke lmrr,,,
advanced 2U0,OOO forms to It. La...
king measures 10 promote Hs p'o,py
On the lst inst there was a, h.,r,t ~
fewer than 500 cmigtnn, waiting % ,t
coed to the United States Am.r- n,
were upwards OF 100 polcs the rre ,,.
Germans. II has been observed q b.
that The Poles are quitting Ihcr colsg .
great numbers