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We would recommend inc following ,o the mo- tee Of our contribntcfs
 'b is more difficult than may b, supposed, to de- eids on the value of a work ie Ms and especially whsn the hand writing presents only \ swell. mob d psd caractsrs, that mus be severalIy examined sna te-examncd 10 arrive at tho merits dsnerl,s Of the ease. Pint tiies i,, ss Coleridge use. 10 say and to Do candid, have more than once re. vesssd, or greatly mortified pr vious edict on see- ing rough proof firm the press. But. as edi, ors sse vel know, 1t Is next to impossible to retain the tune q .ssnza, or the drft of argument, while ne 1sna hAs 70 scramble over patch of scribble- scramble, as stiff as a gorse cover
 "Ihs beauties of the piece w,ll as naturally sp. par ts dsadvantage through snch mcdiun, as e1s feaiurss ef pretty woman through bad pain e gssss; and ~thcat doubt, many tolerabls arti. sss - gene hand over head to the aCalaam Box :" f1 wsat ef fair cspy.
 "Whsfsfoss, O, ye Peets and prosers who ss ire to Nfsts ta Mlscellanies. and above all, Q, ye papa- ung nntricd, who mediate tine offer Of your maiden esssys te ssfabished periodicals take care pray ye take ca!s. ss caltiva's good, plain. boii. roaad ssxt Set up Tompkias as we'll as Pope or Dryden fes model, and have sa eye on your pot hooks
 "Soule pesscns hold that the best writers are thoss whc write the best hands, aud have known the eondnetor of . magazine to be converted by a eraobed MS. to the same opinion.
 '.Of sil things, therefore, bs isgbe and to that end, prsctics In penmanship.
 
 best penss and Then sit down and do the bcs, you can; ss the school boys do-put up your tongue and take pains
 50 shall ye hapiy escape the rash rejection of jadsd editor; se having got In your hand 1t pos. sihls that yenr head may follow; and SO. last not lesst. yeu may Fortunately avert those awful mis- takes of the press, which sometimes turns poets sahlimsst sahsens. by rantomimlraily irsnsfnrmins las soees Into noseshis angles into angels. and all his Happiness inso nappinsss.''
 THR ourEx os STAIN .-~ This unfortunate pers, ,n- sss, though but little child in ysars. has already tasted deeply Of the cup of btterpsss and perhap. ere now has ceased 10 exist. She is victim ofthat hcsid tprm of scrcfaa, called the king eyil which tsinss the whoe Bourbon iaes land is aiso preying npcps the miad and body of the British Qaeen) and is bessues so afflicted with epilepsy and there Is no hope ofsssr enjoying sound health. Her deafii will leave the Spanish crown bat of eontsption between her sistsr, whom France will susiaIa and the male Inc which England will agree to replaee if Caha ss givenhes for her trouble Any day the qnestion may start uP in Earpps. but whether we will permit the key q the Galf to pass into the hands of the Nntehlai enemy of our institutions Is very doubtful The English Prsssfmakes sure athe priye. The American press e equally safe it will prove an ex. ? sasiys mistake. .--M r. Saa. 4s5. s
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Notice to Pre-Emptisa Claimants. THE following township plats have been receiv- d aud are now on file at the E1nf Office ut BatesvIlle, Arkansas, yiz:
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CONSU UMPTION,


 in the side aud Breast, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Paipitafion of the heart,
 WhOoping Cough, Group, Hives.
 Nervous Trcmors, Liver Com-
 pIaint and Diseased Kidneys
 are Radically Cured, B lhcmpS0ns Compound Syrup of Tar and
 Wood Naphiha. A LrH0UGH the great fatality Of pulmonory A Diseases. at this time shows that there par cular cases that render still loo applicable the de sienaton of ogproLiG medieorpm--the disgrace Of Physicansto this class of Gse ases; ana hat there stages in their progress, ;sief having Aeen reached, recovery Is doab.lG. Stlli no one should despair The writirss of physicians, who have given 10 these affections particular atcation, abound with many reeoide' cases Of recovery when the pa- tient had reached seeming hopeless stage Of the disease; and there |, al this time remedy pYepaY- ed ia Phladcihi0 W hich Las met with the most ti- umrhant and heerilg success in tue most obstinate forms of THROAT and PULM0NoRY DiSEi- SES--so as tc have obtained the auction and ,m- ployment in the practice of eaay PLvseians Illusion is had 10 THO OMrsON'S CUmP0UND SYRUP OF TAR aud WOOD NAPiITHA-4he preparation of one, who having given 10 Diseases of ihe Lungs and their means of care the most ful and thorough attcntion presented 10 the public this great remedy.
 The soothing aud curative power of TAR has often been observed in severe Coue h. and Consump- tion But in the above preparation, beside some ot our most valuable ueTefabe pecoFels there is con joined with ii the Hood i,Gphtia, q medicine but lately introduced. bat which has been employed with the most satisfactory results in Engianr, in Palmouory Consumption, especially Of Tubercu- ious form
 Read the following from pr, Young. the eminent oeulist:
 PuILApELPHtA Jan Is, 1T. Messrs. AGNEy < DIoKEEY:-- Gentlemen: Hav- ing recommended in my practice, and useG in my own family, THOMPSON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NApHTHA, have no hesitation in saying tha, t is of the best preparations of the kind in use, ani persons suffering from Colds, Coughs, Affections of the Throat. Breast, &c. so prevalent at this of the year. cannot use any medicine tbst will Cure or preyept Consaslpiion sconsr tan Tbompscn's Compound Syrup oi Tar aud Wood Nsphths
 WILLIAM YOUNG. MD,
 l52 Spruce street.
 rHILApELrHfA, March .. A. hereby certify that af,ef lingering four years FAgseians, who pronounced me iacRrqbie the dis caseswas arrested and restored 10 heath solely bs the use of Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar aud Wood Naphiha,
 MARY HANY, $ Spruce st tr5~ This invaluable Medicine is prepared only at the North East corner of Fifth and Spruce streets Phadelphs.
 Sold also by J. W. TAPE,
 Main St. Little Rock Price of large bottles Sl: CT 6 for E.. Beware of imitation.
 Dee. G, ls47, i3-6m
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TIE undersigned will continue the contracts in his name, and will use all exertIoas to aceoss mo- date He travelling conaaaty. and (facilitsie the Malis.) The Lines fron Napoleon to Fort Smith have S55a, eaTefal snd ssbei divers, comfortable coaches, and substantial teams Every lhiag in his power shall be done 10 ptoAota the comfort of Pas seRgess-~aho wiil take due notice thereof and 20. vera themselves accordingly.
 LEWIS SNAPP. Tse.. T.rn- c,nnl.s. G9SE cLr@EtT" Agents.
 Oei. 22. iS47. 7-3tn. Gazette & Democrat eoPy.l
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Choctaw Land Scrip.
Dec. 6, is47.

1010 Acres, in pieces oi so. l60 and 32o IOFO acres, for sale cheop, by
 VIM. B. WAIT. Dec. 6, is47 l3-u
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Southern United States Mail. Tri- Weekly Coach Line from L'Hle Rock 10 Washington, .irkansas, and 10 the
 celebrated Hot Springs, in
 foar horse codches.

fOhF RpFse cpdCNfS. TTNHIS line connects al Little Rock vii the great R Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock (and " ashington1 Tue sdays, Thurs. days, and Saturdays. at 4. M.-- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprietors will run as above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid tc the comfort and convenience of passengers Ac. commodations are good, and charges loCer than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April es ness If
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DISOLUTEOy.

fINHE Partnerships heretofore existing between \ snaPp S Hewef, and fIowel snapp < Co.,, are thIs day dlssospsd by aHtHei eoaseHt. LEWIS SNArP wiii pay all the debts due by said firms, and IS authorized to receive and receipt for al claims due 10 said hrias, October 22nd isi7
 LEWIS SsAPP,
 JOHN B. HOWEL,
 J. 5 HOWEL, Ex of
 JOHN H0WEL, Deed.
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Petition for confr- nation of tax title to
 certain laads.
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DFSSaDLUTIOY.
('o,,artner~,,;p.

NVkRstEants'>WAkfs YNHE uHdersigned have tbis day associated them u selves togsther for the transaction of GESER- AL COMMISSION BusrNEss in tais city, under the firm of PRATT & BELKNAp. Office, 39 Camp street.
 JOHN c. PRATT,
 s. E. BELKNAP. New Orleans, Sept. l. isi5. s-d.
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PHILApELrFfA, March 9 'A hereby certify that af,ef lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and qiren up bp four iAgsieians, who pronounced me iacRrabie the dis case;was arrested and was restored 10 hedhh solely by the use of Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar a,t.l WosI Naub9ia
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[. on tte CaaRceTy si3e
 Ft'y 5ih, ieiS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-06
Notices of Esmbiicotiou.

The Ladies National come. 10 hand l.,
den with good things; the late tai. h,
Mrs. Stephens, like every Thing from Ina,
fu'y 'n'm'Iable aulhorcss, i: rich in inter
es'' gorgeous IN lis colouring. and suf;
''"''y varied IN the plot 10 keep your an.
''eiPa'ion on the "qni pire."
Graham has his usual variety or I,e,,
~ "splce." n. Willis has n cbo;c.
a'''c's' aud introduces sweet poetess To
the readers Of Graham.
Inc John Donkey.--We occasionally
get glimpse If this anilnals "ea,. a. d
sometimes hear his "brayiogs :" like his
iilustrious ancestor of Balaam's. he ,,soL.
TO the point.
The Home Journal edited by N. p.
WINS is one Of the raclest, wi,,iest. mos,
amusing and most instructive Of the weel
'y'' Willis knows exactly how to Sc, oul
table Of ezceIlencies, SO tina, aoy IN.
may find something suited. 10 ri. ,,.,e
"oe n!e say VIC, and IN ovetflow inp ",,ll -
70 Wills whose writings have given Us
more real delight and made US more hear.
ny appreciate what we were reading than
my Magazine or feuille,on writer Of ,he
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Capitalization,

Fiom the Brilliant O,b-,he admins.
'ra'"n-which has lis centre IN The White
House at Westinghouse have more
light every day; cloud after cloud ,r the
ignorance which his datkened the horizon
OF the past and present, is dissipated into
" thin air by this lumlnsry. and i, shincs
out IN brighter and brighter esaleence,
peculiarly his own.
Oar simple mediterranean of sunnos.
ed sagacity and inieligence-aad many
men Of The present day, who have from
their services and attanments, won for
themselves the name of statesmen. are
proven 10 be complete simpetons-nen
who like the "foolish virgins" have had
"no oil in their lamps" but have been
cropping about in darkness and ance r,ainty.
Is now conceded poini, that The on.
" light on things apperlainiog to Consri.
'o''onai law, International Law, the law of
Nations and laws III general, is TO BE- oh.
'a''ed IRON that "Sun of the polilica!
world, James K. Polk; his satellites re.
So'vng around him are illuminated by the
borrowed rays-such ave his cabinet
Csss' The enquirer" Standard" and
DINER Prioss Of the same cast. But 10 the
point:
II has always been thought by men who
nao some Pre'ensions to learning, tina, the
powers exercised by the Prssidsn, were
restricted BY the Constitution.
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Spring.

The Editors Of the Raleigh Regis,e
and Standard, are going into ecstasies or
account OF the opening Of Spring. We
would have though. two such old veterans
IN politics, had become stoIid to such &c.
nal influences, as lalmry Spring filings a.
round the heat Of the young, the bou, an,
and the uninitialed, in The s,eruer reaii
ties Of life.
he buds and blossoms are bursting forth.
he birds so merrily sing;
Old Boreas ashsrled. has Como back 10 the North,
The cold. old. clustering king
" hile the earth puts iis gay garment OF green
10 welcome The coming Of Nays young Queen !
There now we too have written rerse
Spring. IL we had il to do again
ed "guv' i, up" but whats writ is writ"
nd We promise no, 10 perpelrs,e any more
erses-uniil next time.
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MODEL ARTIST HOAX.

Ever sense that woman got me TO hold
thar bundle what had baby in il, I've
been Of The opinion that New York is one
Of The most bon,ina bic tricky places in the
known world. Every paper open from
that city gives account Of some new
shave. The best one I've seed for some
time is The one cot up by a Monsieur Du.
bos, few days ago.
The Monsieur pu, out advertisement
for exhibition Of Model Artists, without
any gauze. The show was a very per,ic.
ular, secret affair, and was to come off Al,
a certain bildin IN Broadway, but no tick.
cts was TO he sold at the door, and only a
limited number was TO be had of private
agents. at one dollar piece. Well, ihcy
went like hot cakes, so that before night
the price was raised as high as five dollars.
When the time come for the show, a
crowd OF old coyIes was seen corlin from
all quarters of the city. But the door
wasn't opened yet, and they walked about
like they was jest takin litlls airin, and
as II they didn't know nolhin Of the kind
was gw'ne on. sBmeby The crowd 10,
larger and larger, and as the hour was
come for The show and The doors wasn't
open. they begun TO make sum enquiry
about II, when, would you bieve il, reader.
Their wasn't SIGH thing as model artists
or a Monsieur Dubious to be found A
crowd Of The same number Of men was
never known to vanish 50 quick before. -
Sum old, grey headed lellers, who wouldn,
go to public show Of tha, kind Tor the
world, was seen walkin from the place
faster than they ever moved before il their
lives, without iookin 10 the nth, or left.
The next day Their wasn't man TO be found
IN The city who had Dough, a ticket or
knew anything about the hoax az they
called ii. Starved 'em right.
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FIRM the iIssrfsown Torch Light.
VERY GRAVE REFLECTIONS.

1 Suppose the Republicans III Fnne,
/ shpsk appeal TO this country Tor assistance,
fsswas Inc Casa under Washington Al.
s''inis'rs,ion. and suppose that Canada
fshuold revolt and ssk Us for and and amer.
alton. would these appeals be disferaide4
by the People and Goscfnnen, Of The I.
States We know that .hrsc qnesliur.
viii be regarded BY same as foolish al ihu
time. We, there isa strong probability Tia,
apfsc'iral sDswer may have II be ci,rs
them before tweIveu.onlh. The peopls
81 the United States sho believe that il i,
our duty to .rs'.i 10 establishing md main.
tanning a Republican Governments in
France are NOT few nor FAR between. and.
however simple il may be for u a. leeo=.
ias"Ised ina cana,ci af ila, character. ,ls
"glory-i"ving" portion IL unr peepie ma,
nevertheless 20 insnlse US. The sppef,s
'os blood and eafnsse has Lrrn bat .het.
Ted by our cnilisi"a With Mexico; aud lh.
manner ~ which that has heen ,nsra,nra
and Is about 10 he terminated. wsll hardly
haze irndr-ry to aiay the risst,e tor war.
w The rseni IL general d,.tutbance u
Europe. ~hirh IS rendered Isi.hl, psaba.
bsr ny ih's Ffen,a nuillfcsk au.l the p,..
cot condition II Iteiatd AID I'si,. ~he =.
mong US can say that the dated S,.,e,
wih her Thousands of aIv,s,su,aa. ani
ray i"s'rg ciiixras. viii he entirely frte
from any participation IN tie eonH.e.l
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Foreign News.

ihe pe~s brsu.ht over by the Caledo
nia 10 be found in aaather column. !, ven,
interesting. The French, instead of feee
u'"s from their revolutionary position, are
rather Certifying themselves in il. and rem.
dorng any hopes of The return of,hr p mr..
bons less and less probable. The calm,
O The National Assembly of the ooh
ApFli, was wise move in he Provisional
Government, 1s i, would allay any apnte.
hens'un IN the minds Of the people tia,
That Government was ambitious of j.. ovo
advancement. The diplomatic appoint.
'hen's we LOCK upon as rather premature.
though the new Governmen, NAV confirm
them.
1t affords much room for rejoicing, to
think that France is likely a, las, 10 adom
republican form Of goyernmen, afier the
model OF the U. States, and at the same
lime, II teaches us, that we canoo, ion b;sh
y appreciate the privileges we enjoy. we
should be jealous Of every encroacboen,
upon Them, and guard the sacred A.,i, If
our independence by an Argus eyed VOL.
lance.
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MR.. CLAY AND THE LADIES.

l was readIn IN he n. York papers. last
night, the account of the reception given
to h'. Clay IN that city. Blm.by | come
10 whar the editor sed--" Thousand, ot
ladies', ar,ayed IN smiles, whose syee;oes.
might have attracted angels from their
spheres, called on Mr.. Clay, ut the Cav.
ern"r 5 room; and it is calculated ira, fall
nine hoesand kissed or shook haads uuh
ann ~ The course of fpo hours"
q" What SIS Mary, her ewes sh;nin
like diamonds" Mr.. Clay kissed MN.
:hoasand wimmin 10 Two huu sl'
b" he paper ses go, ses 1.
Wei" ses she, al think he'd a crea,
deal better be home k.ssln his own WIFE,
Pshaw, Mary" ses |, "that. moth.
ing; he Just done IL TO please the lsdys
VIVA. waited TO pay Their respects TO him."
3" 10 please The ladys indeed dan,
care, ses she; 9 don't blieye in M s,rb
caffyins on as kissn other peoples wives
aud 1t ] was Mrs. Clay, I'D let him know
"hat thought Of SIGH conduct as soon /.
ne Game bone, so ! would" and her face
fashep up drediu.
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GENERAL SCOTT AND Mr. TE,sr

The long looked Tor correspondence /.
tween Gen. Scott and Mr.. Tss,, IA, -
laid befre Congress. IA is YER, volum,s
ous. The Corfess,ndeu, Of The "pml.l
dcphia Ledger" says:
4 tits not near as interesting as The pull.
had right to expect, aud half d. ~. 1,
tiers embrace oil that is in the l.asi aey,..
amusing aud striking. Il would seem !.
II Gen. Scott had been very mach p., 49,
with Mr. ffisf's mIssian, winch he ioek, E
upon from The jump AZ intended 10 Lumas1
ale him. he objected 10 the ..eai,as
package from The State Department. ah,s'
no was ordered 10 forward Ia tie M.x.,.'
Secretary for Foreign Affairs, aud 10 ~
pawer Which he said was gwen To {" 4.
Cle'k in the State Department" to ,eu
him when 10 conclude an ainiisiice s..
the enemy. All the lcrers written 10 N
by the Secretary Of War woal.: M, cer
pose his mind, aud he speaks Of slr. III.
IN little better style than il be we're inl,,'
ducing he name Of noiori ns pickpet.
ct. The Clerk in the Stale D..pa,tue,,.
seems To have haunted him, and he N ,t.
his stars that the President has M, d, s,,.
Died him so far as 10 associate him snA
DON Nicholas in the negotiations.
Mr.. T,isi, 10 return, did MT spare Gs..
Scot 10 his letters 10 the Sinie D~er.
menr, which are choice, ciscumsiaaii5l
and esquisi'ely impairment, first 10 III.
General. and after hi. recall, 10 The Pres.
dent himself. Mr.. Tr,a was mol Ia /.
headed. either by the General conassaa.
ine in Mexico, nor BY the Cemnandef-Is.
chef Of the army.
Gen. Sco,i received 10 ore ri bis ssotes
reply from Mr.. Trisi. averaging tim,
pagss, which the hero Of CeIro Gofdo ssls
a farngo Of insolence, copceii and arrs.
gance, and ~hirh he only encicses to ias /
Secretary Of War as "a specimen af d.
literature and maaners." Hos
scntt and Trisi, after all ,ti-, c.uld lave
,ome iegeihrr aid co,opess,ed IN i,iugm.
'bopt the ,reaiy Is a anIrrr 81 surprise spI
Certain il is. however, ,ha.
rrisi, no, Scott, Welded the pvins.
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BLOCKADE OF csyroy
BALTla0nr. Mafrh /

NJ DNLfEduHEl WafcH II.
Inc ship Panama, from Canton. wuh
"'ie- from '"st Place 70 the | sh Deem.
ne', arrived at New York to-day. A dif.
hc"i'y had "ccu,sd III Canton. hetx,.n,
parry 81 u gt.'ne sud the nstisss IL
'hr place, which resulted IA . ser,sus ia.
sas - which siS Of ihs-Englishmen were
killed.
me Commander Of the Easii.h naval
forces t"rhmIih declared Canton ia le in
a s'a'e OF b'oesaar. business hsd heoa
suspended and i".tiillie- had rccummsnc.
cd when the Panama sailed
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FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES MANLY.
OF WAKE.
OF WAKE.

1--WE are authorized to announce THOMAS
N. ALEXANDER ksq.. as a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of sheriff of Meeklenburg
county, at the ensuing August election.
IL Wa are authorized to announce Col n W.
ALEXANDER as a candidate TOR the office Of
Sheriff OF Me'klenburg county al the ensuing
August election.
1--we are authorized to announce Col. JOHN
" EARNilARDT as a candidate for the Office
OF 5 er'ff of Mecklenburg county, at the ensu.
ing August election.
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Beautiful Scene.

1t is indeed spectacle morally sublime,
that OF Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Calhoun bat.
i'ing IN the same cause, loying aside all
prejudice, which might be supposed to ex-
Isl on both sides, on account Of the utter
variance IN their political opinions, aud Ia.
King up the same weapons. and engaging
IN lively concert in fierce conliic, agains,
Executive encroachmen;s and usurpations.
II IS like the coalition of Hector and an
Achilles against common foe.
In peace-when The councils Of the ma.
lion were not sickened by sirroccos blow.
ing from the fields Of war-lhese two men
stood face 10 face conendng for political
principles as various as black and white :
In war-and when the Executive takes ad.
vantage Of the excitement pcrysdiug the
country, to sien u march on il unawares.
or under cover Of the excitement 10 break
down The barriers Of The CONSTITUTION. and
concentrate powers never dreamed &C. in
the hands Of the Presiden, these two men
step boldly forth, and loving lhsir C un,ry
more than Politica! prefermcnt lay aside
the gauntlet Of dispute, and with heart and
hand unite IN opposition 10 tie ollearchicaI
Pre''nslons of the President: We say. il
presents picture morally sublime.
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the 9Th the news Of events in Paris caused
CONSERVATION at Rheims. There was a
grand council Of all the ministers. The
news Of the even, was despatched in all
directions. The F,ench Ambassador at
Vienna is said To have tainted on hearing
The news. lie started on the mex. day for
France. Thirty thousand troops are to
advance to Italy without delay. At Nh.
inch rising has taken place, and con.
sliIuiIon estored from the king al the
point Of the bayonet itself.
ITALY.
The Jesuits alarmed by the demonstra.
ilons made against them by the people
have already qnitied the city Of Turin.
The Inasaat OF Turin fnlly sppr-riatas
the teudanry - tue FRENCH Revolution,
encouraging the king to pu, himself at the
head of the national forces to effect the
salyaiin Of Italy.
Adsices from Genoa announced the ar.
rival Of an American squadron in that
port. The latest adyices from lraly sta.
ted that the king has once more violated
his solemn premise, and has carried fire
and sword into the city of Messua, which
had boen bonbarded forty hours by ro,
I oops. The Puuio Franco is almost en-.
lHe'y burned down, Causing a loss of ten
millions Of France. Ii Is said that The
Messinese have attacked the citadel Of
Ihal CITY and taken il by force.
PRUSSIA.
correspondent al Cologne Whites thar ,
he middle Classes of Prussia, as in the
thineish States, are Determined 10 &C hie,e
independence, aud have voice IN \
government. They are peaceful and de. ?
"uiediy attached To the government, bui
rnly assert their rights.
COMMERLIAL.
COTTON.-U Upland ordinary 24a3l;
''r Il; good ST; New OrIeaus ofd.nar, d.
! lar Il +; good 81; Mobile ordi,ary 1 G
At far IS good 81. Under the in. ,.
ience OF IA re'ouiloua' y spiri, on The con.
ient, producing Considerable uneasiness sa
home and tendency 10 tumut in the
districts, This market has
coded fully ] Of cent per pound within
last fortnight. Great heavlness has an
en- iel' during The last few days, reraid. -.
inclination 10 buy, and altogether ex.
gushing specu alton. Purchasers are W"
" providing for immediate wants. The in
es OF the week ending the 81 Of March, MIA
re l1,s20 bales. and far that ending on ron
lOth "a i0 bales, Of these 4, $50 we're and
land, at 81 81. n,.