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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31
TO THE LADIES.

n DIR. Townsend's snrsnparilla IL fsyoriie
Of the ladei II relieves them of great amount OF suf
erng eives fine comp eNiors and buoy spirits
Mrs Parker kindly sentus the following
soUra BsooKLYs. Aug. H. lSfI
DR ToWSsESo-SWs IL gives ne pleasure TO tesuy 70
the hene6s have experienced from me use on
your ssrsapartla nv system very much reduced py
nervousness ard general debility ard ~lih variety OF
II. e plants read your advertisement an' "st IN
due@d 10 y the effect Of your remedy II restored me TO
better safe Of health than hal ar Oyed for several
wear. previous to taking ~ AMI 10 most eneeruiy re-
commend valuable medicine To Al !" ~ sr. aireteo
as have been. mhS. m 5t'
Princio al Office. I26 Fu,tonsL aul8 6teodlstp'
r. Noorhead'- Graduated Magnetic MA
c-lv.d the general c1mm-ndaton Of the medical PROBES
zion Of this city u their great simplicity ana
excellence. They confidently recommended ~ being
the beautiful convenient and eectua article OF me
knd which been Introduced 10 the public. 10 al
ola chronic character ths succss al
tending their uss IL truly wonderful Each machine 10 ac
com panied by a manual with NIL directions and IL war
ranei Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail oy
an2ln D c MOORHEAD. 1872 Broadway, ~ Y.
~ DR.. Christie's tsalvanic Kings. Belts,
Bracelets md Magnetic Fiuid.-stangers are re-
specially informed that he only psce In New 10
obtain these celebrated articles genuine, 10 al " ~
Broadway between Iohn-st and MAIDEN lane. al In all
ca,es OF NERVOUS DISEASES the efficacy Of CnrisIies
brly has caused h. he countereed by needy persons
who Offer spurious ard w0rhless niiaons against when
the public respectfully guarded. No Dfuggs' or
Drug IN New York will ever no hlOw9i 10 sell "
Chhse's Articles ths sale and exclusive Agency 10 al ~
Broad ~av. a.-- y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31
BOARDING.

NNANTED.-A lady residing IN The upper part Of NE
w city wishes receive twc or three little srs TO board
Having been engaged soins years he care and sass
ton Of children the beat CT references can be given The
cation ma, be made al iss fwenty.h e. bs,weeut Sew
euih aud Eighth avenues avs W.
OOAKDING-rhfee or four ssnlls'nse can be seeo.
DmodsIed with peasants single sedded rocns sr.ea'
fasi and tea or full board, with respectable Eughah
family and conducted on The Eoesh principle. ~ksre
cleanliness and comfort can be enjoyed Warm and cold
Apply to Mr.. NEDHURsr. si Hcass0a-s. one hleeh
DOAKD-A pleassni front psrIor on The ssecos door.
Ter to let with board Al IL kmaa ct Also one ortwo
single gentlem-u csn be accommodated with board ana
bedroom, by sppying IS above. Reference required
su2s 81.
DOAKD IN BROAOWAY.-A few sinsis Esols-
Omen. or gentlemen with their wives, may be scconmo-
dated With paors and betreoms With board .oz srosd.
and sen,eel Hsih room 10 The homes. suls I'm.
nVARDINts-A gsnueesu and HE v,se wish 70 OBJ
Diam board 70 plain senissl pfiYse nmlly. Lossuon
hoe addressed TO Cenor, al the ofhes OF shs gspsr,
stating ,esms &c. win be attended TO ao% lS-
lyOARDiNG.-Afsw bosrcsrs may BE- accommodated
Win pleasant rosms "a 80 whh''t 70" . az: ss'
ORIyArE BOARDIN0-UP Town 3 gsaiIs
man and lady, and tso OF three snxle ss,Icsso ssa
he pleasantly accommodated with board 49, e.r sss or
unfurnshed rooms 10 email private family ~ S"y o.
References exchanged. sn1i o. =
a (skNTI.kMAN and wifs can obsssn . pleasant ~.
Afurnished front room With board also fe~ eingle
gentlemen, BY early application Of 70 Chsmosress ses
door west of Brosdway. cue y
- vIsITRRs to tho ~ Y State Agricultural tsis 70
be bed ssrsioss Syringe on The lt,h, 18Th and ie,h
OF september neat, who may be unable 10 obtain &C.
Communications the Springs, Will hod comfortable quar-
sers at the Sans soac Hotel, ball''on spr ruouAa
~ Several extra Trains will run daily 70 ana from sar-
aogs and e.son Ia distance OF siz miles dasnE zoe con
Al NJ hsR air
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NOTICES.
PHREEoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
wLERs e. WELLS,
- Sm. I3I Na..au-sf. NY.

q Wafer.Cur ksIabIi-hmcnt. ~ Roud-st y.
ard syosse iOystsr Bay l. |. DR.. sHEw, he earefs
American practitioner and author on receives
ra.eris above. Those distance nay by sending
.ee be sdsised for grestni-ng Al bone. my25 n
r. New-Nork Water-Iure Establishment,
81 10 and = Fcnr-enlh-sL near UnlOn-square, IL cor .
Quoted b, Drs PERSON snd MEEKER, the latter Of
whom spent year Gra-f-Dburg. t.udying The Wster
Cur sY.Irrl. nrAcl.rrf BIZ Pfialsnik. anl- IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31

NEW CALL FOR TROOPs.-Ihe W ar Depart.
ment has jus, called for IRE regiments. exclusive OF
the regiment from Ohio which il already reported TO
be raised aud IL in progress OF being mustered into
the public service and will in few days be en- route for
Vera Cruz.
The five regiments now called for are to be drawn
from the following states Two regiments from hen
lucky. two from Tennessee, aud one from Indiana
These i've regiments are expected L. be rapidly
rAsed and promptly placed in The public service Oilers
have already been made which induced tie Executive
10 designate these states aud 70 make e necessary ar
lWashlngton Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31

PARKER'S
COFFEE HOUSE,
No 10 DsT-sr. lyossEkLy OF Joassr.l
Ns<-Yr-k Az kfnsissp
HXRDWA KE PAPKh q al s,zs. kr sale By
II saa cYRus W. FIELD l. CO. Barirg-siip-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31
COAL.

NUT AND CHKSNUT SCHUYLkILL COAL.
lNCsrgo on hoard OF boas or bsrges, al Phsdsipnie.
Reading Railroad wharves. FIR sale by
CHS. A. HECKscHER, "A souhsl up stairs
an2s 2meod'
4 ,uAI-I am daily discnsfx ing the pest quality OF
NPesch Orchard Coal, and will deliver q The follow
ing prices for cash only. viz large Nat " Stove %
As from the bosts IS cents additional screened
from Ihs yard corner King and oreenwtch Ste -
aus Sm rETbh OLNtON
DEACH ORCHARD Red Ash, FRET qualify, iron
Attentive, lot " Stove Goal.
sehr. Eclipse, 80 Nat Coal
Barge Hope! 1906 tons White Ash Stove Coal
vor which we will receive orders I'll discharged. Apply
10 STOKES DICkERSON, lc7 AnIbouyM
su2su Near Broadway.
OAL-I have for ssls 81 the yard have occupied fos
~ The last 8 years, my usual supply of CosIa 1 can
recon my Peach Orchard Coal This with The
utmost confidence that purchasers procure nous bet
ter Lehixh and othsr White Ash Cosls, 10 . ssperots
yard. GEO. WARNER, 800 Hou:too-st
sn2s lms cor OF Laurens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31

lVArER-tUBk-Dr TRAIL, Who st.f.sa sns ~.
w sdropsihic lasuiou IN America. receives pslsns
At his new ana eomnOdiOas establishment Al - Jonn
Pafk IS LalshSsL Psrs0os II distasee vii - eaTsro
for home tresmeni by lsser. Once eoAsoi'@sor 80
MON NJ ard evening. - I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31

PouoE.-John Clark Boyd was Yesterday ar
rested by officer Dodcsn OF the sixth war; ens,seu
with stealing SA from Daniel White on the rive foints
He was detsined. Richard Hunt (colored) was ar
rested by officers Donnelly and Quyer OF the Second
Ward. charged with attempting to rob drunken rnAn
He wss detained Officers Buchanan apd hcGratn o.
the Ninth Wsrd arrested boy named Philip furlong.
a. An sccompice of Matthew'S, McCres and Dubois, ON
suspicon of robbery. la bis possession were found
coral pair of bracelets with gold clasp. silver
snoona sc sc together with s52 Is In money. the
accused confessed the commission OF ourslsry nf2i'
Lee. n J. in company with the sforensmed boys He
was committed . Officer Noe OF the Third Ward AZ
rested on Saturday, an old thief named James MAI
thevs whom he caught st house In fultonst IN the
act of breaking open q trunk with chisel he was
.eed before he had an opportunity TO steal anything
$50. Bepjsmin Taylor Cshsriue Tsy Tor ana Jane NOUN
son were arrested on Saturday charged win ourgs-
nousy entering the stable OF Robert Pollock IN
at and stealing sets of harness, worth w lne
harness recovered and the accused locked up,
Oncers Mansfield and Kelly Of the Seyenteentn "alo'
arrested on Saturday afternoon, at the Battery Nv"
boys named James Brady and John McCoon charged
win steshng ~ from Thomas Thompson corner OF
Twelfthsi and Thirdavenue toe stepfsther OF Brady
Tue boys bad purchased each sut OF clothes which.
with $40 was found In their possession They
locked up Ulysss Ely arrested Jew days since
on q charge OF obtaining box Of cigsrs worth $40.
from CYRUS r Mason lOf Soutast by false and frau.
dulent Representations. Committed. Fred Harrington
was last Ugh, arrested BY officer Buchanan OF the Ninth
Ward 90 an accomplish OF AcCrea Dubois Furlong and
Mauhevs In the robbery 81 Fort Lee. Locked up.
Mr. Louis f. Wsisworth OF ~ Wslst- had Mis- purse
containing small amount OF money cuttrom his pocket
last night al the corner OF Ann and Nassau ss The
hiaf ESCAPED Patrick Derrick last night arrested
hv officer Crsssons OF the Sixth Ward chsrged with at
tempting to pick the pocket OF Hugh I1emAn- ne ~ss
Iocked no. The house No. Ia Woosterst was last
night robbed OF black frock coat sstin vess ana
pair of cashmere pants worth SO The tniei escsRso
Joseph Mlsey WAS last night arrested By oSioer
Duty Of the Fourth Ward, charged vim suenPuns "
stab Dennis Donovan. He vas locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31

nk. TANLOh's sALsAM OF LiyEn iI'Ss',I ~ ~
OmOa extraordinary medicine IN tne 1900 80,
years ~iih consumption. Tns nsdicins cnfeo IN ~
daily hssr Of lbs rhos fsusfssoss cares ~ -
vsr. al eou,,srfssts. Reussnbsr, The zenune now
nsds a - Uholsssls dspet. - BssAmsn-s' 70
pfissss fonnsflS rs BrvsU'
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
COw:irdice PersoniGed,

In The course Of The debate IN the
House, on The Goth uIt., that supercilious
ape OF human dignity, Cochran Of Lee
county, INDUCED III tirade Of low vulgar
ribardy and vile abuse against The editor
Of this paper. He was smarting under
The keen lash Of truth which we had an
plied to his pack, for attempting 10 propa-
gate talsehood under The eieak Of funeral
rites. To our exposure i. appears he was
Ana5'et &c reply, and sought &c be revengsa'
minis manner. He made such poor head,
way 10 this, thai he subsequently co< I'd
a meeting Of the bribery committee, winch
vas &c haYc Sc until midnight. ior ;hs ou,.
pose Of being more fully rerenged.
Mr. Ledingwell, in reply, axcoriated
ths long cared animal: IN he ions ska.
IL The fnosi approved style. He SAID Thai
Cochran had boasted Of what he dare dc
'-'hat hs. with the majority in the House,
;aefe DO am thing This. AR. Letting
welt believed s~as rue. Thai nesnbe,
mad aareG, III Eorner OCCASION, &c move
thai q profess of the minority be placed
upon the Journal. and then stepped Out
side Of The bar. &c syosd vo.lng for his
OWE motion. and when brought IN under
call. voted against il. Oh. how oours
geopg he was He had had inc courage
&c attack gentleman 1ot 3 member Of
this House, and whc could not have an
opportunity a. defending himself. He
had seid on his floor, under cover Of his
privilege, That which he dare not say else
where. M. LcfhDgwelI sad he pro
ncuncad The attack upon The Editor Of ths
Reporter as uaseaiemansy, mean ard
ccwcrdy"
Cochran attempted ar explanation io
exculpate himself Hror his cutting
charge. lie sad that he would not tss
suoh Language .owaris The gentleman
from Clinton. There pas Il very GOOD
reason why lie woull moi His lame ef
fo,t elected Only The PITY and corier p CT
The audience
We fully endorse The remarks Of Mr..
Lef'ingweli, ard will add further, that The
person to whom they were applied. rs
co~o'd, pohroo': and puppy, and is be
meath the contempt d any gentleman
We request that gentlemen CT the House
will not again s.ocp 10 no,lce An attack
uPcn rs from that quatier
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
Federal asaStsneE.

lie PACK 81 federal harples VINO nayainfesieo
this city during the present Finier, figuring as
newspaper correspondents, &c, among whom
are Inc EDITORS of the Hau't>eye and Bloomington
Herald, have singled out Mr.. Day. the talented
Representative from Johnson, Muscatine and
Iowa counties, as a mark for their most enven-
omed shafts Of malice and envy. True 10 their
federal instincts, the Hhig leaders in The House
evince more i'll feeling towards this firm and
unwaverjng champion Of democracy. than TO-
wards any other democrat in that pody Every
proposition which emanates from MN, nc matter
what, is regarded by Them with suspicion and
jealousy and met with the most determined and
bitter opposition. The democracy well under
stand these indications of fedora! hatred. and
Know now to appreciate their object. Mr.. Day 5
course has been grossly misrepresenicd during
the whole session, by the Hawkeve, The Herald
Davenport Gazette, and Iowa CITY Standard
Hereafter we shall attend to their vile faisehoods
as occasion may require For The present, suf-
ice II 10 say that Mr.. Day is The best abused
democrat IN the General Assembly.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
" 4 SEEMIGssIss.

q wing corresp pendent Of The Missour
Republican, writing under dale Of "Iowi
CITY. Jan 18th" Speaking Of Inc demo
cratic members Of our Legislature, says
They say If hey cannot elect Two Locos
10 lbs United States Senate. lhey will
all tender their designations; anc rete, il
back 10 he peopie. On this ground the
Wings are ready TO meet thcn"
This 10 The kind Of 8 compromise .vhic,
The people viii cordially approve. We re-
iolce 10 hear CT such laldable disposition
on the part Of The wing members. This
correspondent seems. throughout ms apis-
lie, &c speak BY authority, and we VIII no
question their sincerity until It shall have
been tested. We rust they viii not, afts,
,h's bao,er. rafuse 20 zoe tAe chalk.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
He GENERAL ASSEMBLY
HOUSE.
" IDNEsDAT, Feb. 3, l947
pyJf',JDNS prrSy- .-rrn


by Nlr Sells, trom citizens Of 2Iusca
tire codnty, praying Tor repeal Of The
nsll6 law: referred 10 the standing Com
nlstee on Ways and Means. with ins,ruc.
tons 10 reP&rt bill in accordance with
the prayer Of the petition
Ey Mr., McPhesin, from citizens Of
Van Buren, cpunty. asking the Leglsla
tive Assembly to receive no per diem du-
ring The lo;!days; referred TO select
Colnmittee.
BY Mr. WilioughJy, from Samuel c.
Need, aud offers, praying The passage Of
an act 10 compensate persons engaged in
The difficulties between Iowa and 3Iissou
n; referred 20 the Commute on Claims.
BY Mr.. I!ebard. from sundry citizens
.of Destnoines county, praying for the 10
Gallon OF certain read therein named
referred 10 Tie delegation from Desmones
and Louisa
BY Mr. Good, ell. from sundry citizers
ct Jefferson and Washington counties,
praying The location OF a road therein
named; also remonstrance thereto; re
feired to The Committee or Roads
M. Hardy presented The claim OF &
}. M Shepherd, publishers Of the Iowa
Democrat, against The State; referred 10
the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. McFherIn from The Committee on
Claims, 10 whom the subject was referred
reported lavorably e tbs passag. OF bill
from the Senate, providing for the pay
meni of The debt lue lie Miners Bank,
which Fepof: was concurred in.
Mr. Morton. from The Committee or
bribery and corruption, was ready 10 re
port on the case Of S. T. Marshail SAID
Committee we're instructed 10 repor, or
to- morrow
Mr. Bonham, FROM The Committee OF
foads, reported H r. file No. rs, an acl
10 lay Out ond establish State road from
iowa City tc Fort Desmoines, read first
time
MIR. Baily introduced H. Z. file No. r,
az acI concerning RATS and wates-crahs
found adrilt, lost goods and estray ami
mails; ordered printed.
ii. Il. file No. II, bill! for an &C! to
define the duties of county Surveyor,
was read first time and ordered printed
Senate file No. 81, Joint resolution
relative 10 the removal Of the Winnetago
Indians, was read the second time, and on
motion of Mr.. Olmstead, indefinitely
postponed.
Adjourned,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

The whis party Of Iowa. have hereto
fore prcfessed The most pncompromislns
opposition 70 making political question
Of the election Of Judges Tie following
announcement, which We clip from Inc
Hawkeye. will serve 10 show how much
sincerity there was In such professions
We are authorised tc announce l. Z
STocEroN, Esq as candidate FOR District
Judge in this judicial District
This l.. u. Stockton is che oi the Big
guns Of the wing party IN Burlington -
Let II be remembered, that Inc primo, pal
argumehs addaced by The federalists q.
gainst All elective Judiciary, was ina; It
would lead 10 The election Of part,zar
Judges--,that it would give political BIZ
as 10 shc bench, and make II liable to be
s"ayed IN its decisions by popular excite
ment. And let u also be remembered
that The first candidate ior the i,sdic.a!
ermine: under our State Government. IS
fabid ieae1allst, and thai he 10 annourc-
ed through the most violent enc illibera
party press IN Iowa.
Query Does mis- fac. subsianilaie jhe
position assumed by The wings ID ihe>con-
siitutionai convention, 10 wit: that ner Of
The requisite integrity and lega! attain
snents 10 make good judges Hoult DE zoo
modest to enter The political arena, and
that therefore Judiciary elected by the
people would necessarily be composed Of
weak. ignorant and eorrup: mem
N BIT sc happens that his district
i'll which this Stockton IS announced as .
candidate Tor Judge, IS The only wing dis
trlct IN The State Ia each Of the OH er
Three districts, which are democratic, The
wings Will esohew party politics il The
election Of Judges. They will raise their
old cry Of mo party" and represent that
it is very wicked to make a party question
Of the election Of Judicial officees.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
Popular Elections,

The course of events during the present legis-
iat'Ve session; have proved more clearly than
ever before, The wisdom OF adherng strictly 10
the democratic principle Of popular elections
There arc very few who do not now see. (alt
all democrats acknowledge that ii vas great
error IN the trainers Of our Constitutions III net
providing FOR an elective Judiciary throughout
But The wing party sill adhere to the old fed,
eraI principle, and IN their every move strive 10
remove political power as far as possible from.
the people TIC :he bill which passed the House
icr the Improvement Of the Desmo,nes river. an
amendment was offered providing FOR the election
BY the people, Of the Commissioners and ether
officers provided for; which was voted down bv
the wing majority. This bill was SC amended in
the Senate; but The House. by a party vote dis
agreed TO The amendment
That bill CREATES some four or FIVE Offices
and after having created them The wnir portion
Of the General Assembly in direct contrayen;ion
o. the spisit Of our Constitution, would arrogate
to themselves the power Of electing mer &c fill
those Offices. They know that federalism has
nothing 10 hope from an election BY the people.
and are therefore anxious tc avail themselves 10
the utmost, by bargain and sale, of the confused
state OF parties IN the General Assembly The
Senate will doubtless adhere tC its amendment
Let The fcderalsts, If hey dare assume The
responsibility of defeating this or any other
important measure m such IN issue.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
Important from Es,.,,,

The brig Reindeer arrived this, Saivr-
day afternoon from Rio, aud brings late OIL
vices OF very inportant character.
Her dates are to the 24th Of November
The California Regiment had arrived
there on their way to Oregon.
Capt. Turner Of the Regiment Las 70
turned in the Reindeer, bringing des
patches from Mr.. Wise, our Minister r.
this Government. "
n very serious difficulty had arisen
between the Brazilian Government and
Mr.. Wise in relation 70 some American
sailors, who had beer imprisoned at Rio
and whose release was demanded BY Nj,
Wise y -"''
The Brazilian Government refused and
requested the United States 10 recall NJ
Wise, and also has applied 10 our Gov.
eminent to recall Commodore Rosseau
Of the American Squadron on that station
In consequence. of this difficulty, M
Wise had refused;all intercourse with The
Brazilian Government on the occasion of
the Baptism Of the Infant Princess Isabella
He also refused to illuminate On thar
festival in common with the Diplomatic
Agents of Foreign Governments. Com.
modore Rosseau had refused 10 fire apv
salute.
In consequence o. these proceedings
the Upper House of he Brazilian Parlia-
!nent had voted TO o~r"~ion of Rnss.au
from The country, giving him only six
hours notice to leave.
This bill was defeated in the Lower
House, whererpon many members of The
Upper House resigned their seats in tina
midst Of great excitement
ihe presence, of the California Reg
ment was great support TO Mr.. Wise,
and strengthened him in the firm stand he
look against the Brazilian Government,
Ny Nise's situation is very critical,
and may cause rupture between the two
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
EG%Gagie SrsTa.

The ship Quebec has arrived a, New
York, bringing Aondon dates 10 inc Ssh o.
December.
Ihe news is hIghly fa"orable.
Gram continues tc advance II England
9nd the price Of II IS rising n The E4luic
and Europe generally.
those who are most experienced in The
Liverpool corn :rade have he least :, n
tldence III The present prices beng r.ain
tained for any length Of tiine
Some 81 The continental poris. vh.cf
we're closed Up in The middle Of las
month ~ he ice. have again Become open
The navigation ot he Neva 10 tc ST
Petersburg was uLimpeded by The &C
counts received 10 day: and also hat .
he ElOc. This vii have he effec, o
increasing The pr'ce Of corn from Inc ncrtl
Of Europe.
The annexation Of Craccw is still :
great subject nj discussion al Paris.
According to La Pressa, Mr.. Guizo
had drawn up a formidable answer 10 III.
note announcing the event.
Tie accounts fron Italy received b,
The Paris press aye now recorded as salts
factory. The Pope, it would seem. hae
been progressing more rapidly in his libe
raj course. and was Agreeable 10 The ALSO
Lutte powers
The peasantry Of Ireland are still in {
starving condition, Riots occur ireuuen.
iy and death, from starvation. is almost al
every day occurrence
An official return has been published
showing the amount Of the expenditure
and the number Of persons sci 10 work !,
Ireland under The employment act. from
which it appears The expenditure ross
from 6,t92l, in The first week Of Uctobe,
10 2l7,69N, iii the fourth week Of No
venber.
The Number Of persons employed na.
increased from IS, 1913 for the first week
in Cctobe2 &c 273 500 for The week end.
ing the 18th Of November
Provision riots are taking place IL the
French provinces, III consequence Of the
very great scarcity,