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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
Farther by the Acadia.
POLAND.
Di..a.i,factIon In Po.en.

The Cologne Gazette published s letter from Po-
sen. ir0m whlcu J: appears that that province "a
now in a state bordering upon anarchy The ID
rsnc01r between Germans and Poles breaks out
IL many places The Germans m the Grand Duchy
of P0sen they are 900. ont Of population Of
1,l60 0O0l do not quite sympathlzs Nth sll the
wishes Oi their Polish neghbOrs for & new klngdom
OF Poland. They wish 70 participate IN the brilliant
future which they think now opening tor Germs
ny. Meetings held A. BrOmberg ami Moserl,z pro
tested against a secession OF the Grand Dachy OF
Posrn from Prussia
The Augeneiae Preussiscke ZeaEHg announces
that the Polish National Committee Of posen Is
solved. sud has reconstructed itself into COmmis
sion. which according u the Kings order. Is TO re
organize the Grand Duchy on & Polish principle.
The commissioners have therefore, chosen a CON
mittee Of natives OF the Grand Dlchy - assist
them in their task.
The Wiener ZetuHg states that great number
OF Russian agents Rre az tns moment busy IN
Crscor. IL Is intended % lnnent disturbances IN
Ga.ucil. which msy furnish pretence for taxing
possession OF that province. Some Russian resl-
rneuIs are stationed the frontier nine miles from
CracoH. Toe citizens sud studeuts OF that town
swear they will hang ali agents and spies.
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DENMARK.


The Brener ZsltaAgeq, from the 29.h OF March
20 the Is. Of April are filed WITH details Of the III
surrscti0nary movements IN Scneswis and hol'
stein, and the military preparations OF the Danes
Almost all the towns IN the Dacnies are up and
armng some Of their corps have actually marched
- the frontiers - repGlse tue Danl'n Invasion,
while the Danes, In lHeir torn, are not less eager
10 have recourse TO arms. The corps OF German
Republicans Of Paris are said 70 have resolved -
hasten q the rescue of Hosiein.
The King Of Denmark was on the 2sth uElmo.
on the eve of his departure from Copenhagen Tor
Frederikia 70 place himself a. the head Of his ar
ny Much enthusiasm prevailed al Copenhagen
aud the King is cheered everywhere for having ~
openly embraced the popular cause. The soldiers
Of ,he gard natives Of Holstein have been offered
% return free T. their own cot Try they wished
IT, bu. they repeated their oath Of allegiance 70 the
King
There is no doubt Of favorable issue It the
Daui.n cause should provoke active measures and
couaic, take place, but Il ia 10 be hoped that tre
prudence Of tie DsDish emissaries, the Count
Knuth sn1 Ola Lehman. vii succeed IN turniag
the spirit Of the Court az Berlin. The Dachy oi
Lsuenburz has declared itself neatrai Ia the striie
between the tEo o:her DGches and Denmark
The Provisional Government at Rens6oFg Is ID 4
miserable plight; they have no AMMUNITION.
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FRANCE.
Intended Departure of Lord Normandy from
Paris.

The Paris correspondent of the Morning ChToR-
tcie writing or Friday, says:
some uuetsiness h,, been created here within the
last t~o days. by report tfat Lord Normandy and The
whole stat or the British Embassy rere we're about 10
take their departure. and tnat tie Embassy was Ia 20
e,t under the charge OF Mr. Edwards, hs first Ghdch
with the tiils Of Charge fAfalrs believe that ne ia
NOR I. not without foundaIO1. Lord Normally, ia
cers,and eserday waited upon de LsmAruue ana Ia
formed him that IL his intention 10 80 IA day or Two
10 Enssaf that his departure WAS pney on account
II private business and that he hoped t would be taAt
Ia that light By the French Republic
NJ dc Lam lrtue expressed bis regret at MS Exc-Aen-
oy departBre and Is said % have pointed our TIE pad
effects which would The public AZ period wnen
the public mind excited ey the events which were
upsetng the whole Europe, and 10 have expressed
nope that Lord Normandy would reconsider mater
TAI. asr Is usual "a such cases, hss been eay "a
4sseraed ~ public rumDr IL was yesterday very cur
reuty opOrted his Lordships departure was IN cont
stquelcs OF the events Ia MAu taaI France had
iltmaed her intention II sending al army 10 the assist
auce OF the Miiiuese
IL does require any such great effects TO roince me
withdrawal OF our Ambassador from Paris Tor time As
mere matter OF cqIette he ought - DO The rrprc
sentative OF the Republic In England IS mere charge
TArIires and the Provisional Government has mt
nsed that IL not Lten0u OF the Republic 10 have
auy representatives " The rank u Ambas,ad The
ran.ement cannot be dered IN the sht u merely
temporary one /. may therefore, Do considered
sary upon the part of England 10 set her diplomatic 10
preventative here on the footing With that o. the Re-
public IN England.
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n The Cincinnati Chronicle says q.


We are utterly unable To comprehend tbs meaning o.
the tsrn OIssnsstion Of Labor, ss applied 10 ieess'
ton
The fault, We are confident IS not with those
who use the term, bat With the Chronicle and It's
companions In darkness. Certainly not less thsn
one hundred columns of The Tribune alone have
been devoted expressly to dispeling that darkness
bat the editor 1.-The Chronicle has doubtless boast
ed ere DOW that he never cad one Of them. Books
tracts pamphlets, hundred. at least, have been
written on purpose 20 dispel such darkness why
Should not those read them who seek the know
ledge they con,snl
Dat farther along, ray OF light breaks In upon
zoe darkness visible of the Chronicle. 1t hnds
sa' quotes a very concise paragraph wherein II
'oSnenss Is follows
nss soae distinct proposition which We cannot un'
$500 Ihs Government has uodeftsken, sccoioius "
~ NNrsrh 70 mad rsmun<raftng employment Jer "a
o"s esSsses" II this be true, then hss the
vvsunnent undertake, task 70 which the tabled seSts
asleele 20 were nothing All the undeftskinss o. "
1--WE, Enterprise aud Glory on eHth eau Sosi -
,Sysiison with this Ii 10 no less Wok ,hsn 10 'u
ssu strong, the IDLE Industrious, the vicious ''f'u
lee neighbor; you are quite right for once
Ies lind remunerating employment for the La
'''ns classes secure, uniailing, uniysrsal-and
'e'hsl have made the weak strong the idle IN
'a''F'oas, the vicious virtuous" az you say. IL is
great task, doubtless, bat what stupendoas
''o oenefcent result BE not fsithless, but be
hsvibg.'
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SWEDEN.
serious Riot Ia stockholm.

A etter from Stockholm OF the 2lst ut says:
The tranquility Of capital has been seriously H.
terrupfei durug the lat few days o. ths 1870 coward
evening, au INN mob, which nad Teen sgDn- ned
several days previously by acards proceeded A. the close
u a reform Banquet (wiih .1e members a. winch they
nlEeyrr appear have hal 10 c0nneXOn) 20 the Bfm-
ke0erg Makei, aud entered the CITY. Were they com
meoced breaking the windows. The military, VINO WEI
called cut order were received WIKI voeys Of
stones And they 81 last o-cet IN sedstence after
sever. sodiels had Deen seriously wounded, % re by
which many Of people Killed snd wounded. The
Kug himself obliged 10 ride between tne dlsOrdery
ra1ole It'd ABOUT O'Clock ia the morning peace va
compA- Hiively restored
"siuusr scenes were repeated the 18Th, and TIE
military were a. ala compelled % make Use OF their arms
Tue AloHblGd says that Il yesterday deter mined, IN
Council OF Ministers which thu King presided, that,
IN case Of renewal Of Disturbances, the most extreme
measures should resorted 70. and that cannon should
be drzrnup There has not however been any fsrther
breach Of tbs peace with the exception Of some mgnous
meetings.
'AoJu; afy persons have been srrestsd- Ten or
twelve people KILLED, and tetWee0 seventy an.
eighty wounded. good cea Oh uncertainty prevails re-
spec.ng The origin
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Practicable Aid 10 Liberty In Europe.
y I 81 less

To t4< Ed.ior Of III: Fr'buw'
Having noticed few days since an article IN an
,s, TO "A Republican Crusader" beg lesve to address
Won f, p,. ron the suggestion which was thrown out
IL struck me a. being exceedingly practicable in Peeu-
mary point Of view II there can be foand y" OF 90
,oups msn who are willing 10 advance sloo or more on a.
ASSOCIATION principle embark for some point when The
vote of TIE Association shall decide upon sitter nsSns o.
,sni,ed aud established such rules snd principles 10
c,,.ry TO govern the combination lts2Pss" 70 me no
Association could formed whe could loos 81
me ,.psuine hopes Of success ana p'o'peri :"
~, s.srtious thsu CON binsti0u Of TN, kina;
", one will head tie list with sloo snd hsve no
-. 81, ,b., there are 40 sorneShere Nho are
-, .ntsy the enterprise. II you viii sneoufsss
he made by yourself meetins 'e sa"eD
.ed 1i,t for sisnstures Immediately opsneSS
vsli t.is 40 the principle Of in prscucaoiy pa
IL annor,nrity and endesvor 20 prove 70 tno
,on Of eyery No sdiesd mind that 'aen eon
must inevitably be successful
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MuRprR-Ye.terday afternoon Germ,nr

MuRDER-Yes,erday afternoon Germannamed
John Dorepb.ch = isborinE man, Sho resd-a with MS
family In the back cart Of baiisnz asrretst be-
tween Fifth ard SIKH va dioocd y SAn--'sn
Fr-rchmaB p.med Lawrence, who occupied roon Ia
the same house TIE ~Ognd vas inflicted 10 the heart
ard caused diate deslh IL does MT srpesr ths'
there h.d e-e1 auv aiAacuy between them Dorrnns,h
Wa. in Lawrence. room mailing hfe when L.~resce
entered rs 80 10 have teen irtoxicstet And = row
in jail. lLoN''l"e Jul 10
The AssAssISATIoS Is COLUMBIA Cow bear
that yestertay symptoms OF .aaas COCK sw) manifest
"a them selves ia Of sntn. -ni that IN to A9pr
henson OF ts termination. the prisoner, Co0nro1 =
Wheeler vas brought before BIN ard i1entinei A. ine
man wso nrea the nrs; gun. TIE deposition Of ''n'n
was verdict By oath LAsg nj hs wnen or INFORM M
LEFT smith was TO better. AID AtS. >A'A.N','
DRows.D-Mr George saxton. OF Quincy ils-
u.s lately drowned in attempting " sfo'' the faoa'
River in buggy.
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From the Frankfort (Ky) Commonwealth 18Th.
Js-ne cge.a Court, March term, lstsBsiors Hoa ssn9s
B. CLAY lad THOMAS H. WATERS, defendants
This was al action Of pass 20 arms brought
by plaintiff against the defenisns for entering the PRINT
irz rcs OF the true dmsrlc9a N the city Of Lexing
ton ana taking and carrying awsy The printing presses
tDs and other hx.ares belonging thereto, and converting
The same 20 the Of defendants cAmsges SlOOoV.
Defendants fled special plea 10 which uey slesei 10
sybstspce thai The plaintiff established said press ana
,..usd tnerefrorn neuspayer called the True AnerI
an with tns view and for the purpose OF Operating on
toe public mind. and thereby inducing the o~n-rs Of
slaves 10 enAncpate them. That The painur OH not
m the Of slavery In ten erate and pruoent
manner out on the contrary he endsney " bis articles
WAS 70 naae the public mind and hold out hopes 70 the
slaves for unconstitutional erancipson snc also eIesteo
characterization amOrg The slaves. and an inciirslon 70
isarreeOn: That The value u Save property became
e secure And deprecated WHEREBY The said printing
t,blshmert became aud nuisance, which The Gil
zss Of Lexington and lafayette ccunty had the lawful
rh 70 aoke. AEd that IN ursusnce 70 the request oi
large public mseiirg u ne citizens Of Fsyelte and
other counties held The 18Th Of August 1885, me defend
ants and 6,y-exht others, scing Committee OF sai1
msertg repaired 20 the Cfnce Of the True AnsorraH
the presses, types &c. carefully packed them,
aud c4u.e the 70 be shipped 10 Cmelnnau, suojses
70 the order q the plaintiff
To his pes the pialata demurred After elaborate
ngunsn: 20 what constituted nuisance, and Tie Sane
uty 4 Toe press. toe eour sustained the demurrer
Defendants then offered second pea similar 70 me
Grs bat more In DETAIL emboiDg therein portions OF
the 4ress opposed by hem be niemper snd ID
danmatory Tho court refused permission 70 ne IL aIo
the defendants cecning any farther cefenee the july
were sworn 10 upnre Of c4mages snd rendered verdict
for $500 The Defendants 4ppese and the only qes-
ton which the record presents as 70 the v.ey Of The
pleas And that Involves The question, whether PRINT
ina pres become moral EstdHc< 10 consequence u
promu eating opinions which majority Of the people In
the vicinity IN which 10 may be suated, e-em injurious
70 the peace and good order Of socie'yJames Harlan
ad samuel Shy Tor plaintiff. George k)Oertsos and j. T.
-pilman iOr defsnda1is-
~ Mrs. James c. Washington Of Mount Yer.
poa hss suhousd conrsd etion Il the current report
fh.r hr 5ephens bas parch.ssd the hh.ry Of General
H.hioxtoo o. 500 volumes Of d, for - 100 snc SAY
that there 20, The xh.t foundation for t. Ths Tamil
have entertained the thought OF selling tnst pro
usrty sad i've the sa named could purchase H.
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Liverpool Corn nIarket....April7.

Friday fr0 0cl0ck-Ne have mad q considerable port
Of irsh -nd foreign produce Tuesday ts- par
c8 Of ludisu Corn have been taken Tor Ireland but for
Othur articles lhers has been very little Inquiry
Our market this morning opsued without ME- snd con-
tnued 10 the close little cd Wheat WAS re1sled al
The currency vi Tuesday but Irish oberins Id 10
ID per bushsl lover Oats rather aud very few
sales reported. Bean. were rather lower. There wi"
for GOOD yellow indsn Corn at Tuesdays rates
but whte CON- VI which the recent imports principally
consist easier 70 purchase, aua good samples Of
erUz at %, to is per quarter Oatmeal and Indian Corn
Meal both rather lower The demsud for Flour was
limited retail ehsscte aud the rates
VI Lus.aay asd Tor either AZ ecan ot ILsn
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"A SUPPLEMESrTo The PLAYS or SHAKsPEARE.
We have before as a very cretaoy got-up $40. Of ls
pages JUS, ssued from the pre,s Of George f. Coolidge
Brother 1913 Pearl 81. containing the following seven
Plays usually scrbed Shakespeare, but not included In
any modern editions Of the great drsmatsts writings
viz: The Two Noble Kinsmen The London Pfodlga
Thomas Lord Cromwell Sir John oldcss,le; The Puri'
tan or the Widow Of wstnsst The Yorkshire Tragedy;
and The Tragedy Of Locrine. This is the first American
edition Of these dramas and to US with general
Introduction and also Introductory remarks each play
oy william Gilmore simms Esq Mr.. :. has performed
vauabe service to the drama ov0g public IA this mat
ter lie arrays in chse and beautiful language the evil
dence pro and con the genuiueness Of these plays as
the works OF Shakespeare and comes TO the conclusion
that The Tragedy Of Locrne IS unquestonaoy pfoduc-
ton OF shskspeaes pen He ncnes 10 the opinion hat
Sir John odease and The London Prodigal also his
produc,ons-probably written while toe author was
quite young. The Two Noble Kn.men, Thomas Lord
Cronseu. TIE Puritan and The Yorkshire TRAGEDY be
rc TIL latter he suggests may have been written oJ
Thomas Haywood. Tae book may be had oil d. Apple
ton Co.
The THOUSAND AND 0SE NIoHTs'-Part 8
OF this beautifully illustrated work has Just been publish
Cd BY the Harpers. To be completed IN ~ parts, at -
cents each.
swiss FAMILY ROBISsoS-SEcOsD SERIES.
This Is continuation Of tue work published several yeas
ago under the ;ie translated from the French BY
De Clinton Locke m two vols Of about $50 pages each,
neatly bound In csmbric The first part Of this book
osts,nei great celebrity among the reading juveniles,
and we have no doubt this will bs equally popular Harper
x Brothers, 81 Clif-st)
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Evacuation of Ferrara by the Austrians.

tina OF Florence, says:
Tne Ausrians a. Ferrara have been 81 psnc-struck
By the that they fastening away ~ all
directions without aims baggage Inc zrsena. az en-
Ice contained 400 cannO1s 100000 muskss which be-
iug now IN the hands u ths Republic, are distributed
Gnong the people, No travel 10 Venice or 10 hs
Venetian territory without special passport Don Car
vs having false passport srresiei, but was released
on being recognized. Six thousand deserers ifom the
Austrian army have been arrested within ine cosnry OF
Venice "
The Pafra OF Florence states that the ex Duke
Of Modena has retired u his estates IN Austria.
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FuREIGN MARKETS.


rha flssh Aryasot Engsh Wheat Tor our since
McudaJ have Oern Ia Co ale scAc yet the show %
sau4. eo-asy eNcsreed the wants VI the mil.es Al
sitds 81 Whrat % n.- PiOcuee eNpeIcuscd very cu
iuqgly, A. barely The iso reduction ia the quotations.
The parcels VI fUrez Wheat held fGi pess
~. the NEEDING sad inicrl4r kads ruled extremely Gull
aai exc s.me-n,s szsier 70 purchase la S>sy Isxs
% uotnlg doing yet The factors net disposed ~
slys ~ay 10 puce iue mat uafe Was neayy, snd the
4aUlaJn. must b. Considered some hat easier For all
slnds o Oats Ne have T. r-pOrt avery Gull inquiry, al
barely stationary press Beans Psss, aud Iaolaa Cora
er- almost nJuils value Inferior ioreisn Flour
eNsssssly da bat tho best parcels VI English support
G ls.e raies
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Liverpool Cotion Market,

Sal,i Of tie Ysss ending Ap! $50 bags Sea Island
7ds2i pr To- 90 30 stained 45ti $3.50 Upland 81 TO y
n so Ofesn. aud Alabama sti to SD 500 Pernsmbaco
81 10 6ti 100 Msranbsm, 4d o e. ~ Bahia std TO
5ti no Egyptian, DID to I'd 265) East ladies', 81 ~ I'd
Total. ~ 7S0 hsgs
Pricss IF Far Qial,ty-Bowed. 4si Orleans, 4ii f;
Mghllr
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The following is an extract from letter dated
Hamburger, the % instant
We ssnc you herewith. The Bor'enhtl lst Of ms
evening wherein yoa viii perceive that Danish msf CT
war has Cred 90 me coat - '9'-n~i On ts h'ien
-ser. entering the o~n. lt IS sad that IS coo Danish
sr. coi snded ~ the King. expected 20 l4ni AZ
Cltiu. (,oun sic Of Jl.sli) sld tai. WITHIN few
day, itwl come 70 eAEGes. ngnt.ns
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GERM
Rumors of the French Crossing the

Rnmors Of the French Cros,iug The Frootier.
Toe Algemeias Zsltuqg OF the 26ta contains
letter from professor az the University OF Iubin-
gen. from which 1t appears that information was
received Ia that 10 xn the evening OF the 2ttn
ipst that large moo OF French ~orkmen and sol
diez bad crossed the frontiers Of Baden, snd that
they were committing the grossest acts Of robbery
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Liverpool Cotton ,Iarket....ApRL 6.

Toe .asss sudAy anouat 90 II zoo ba.es Of which
tpO are so.d today Prices sfs lowered per n Ar
ussd Ffdsy, thuty vessels from the United states
and LAres nom E.YpL
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German Assembly AT Heidelberg.

The Frankfort Gazette OF toe 27th ulnnO, an
nognces that the Germans Diet had renewed the
invitation lt address d on the ION % all the Gov.
ernments Of Germany to send 10 Frankfort men en-
Joy ing general confidence to deliberate On the revl.
.iou OF the Federal Pact according 10 sray national
principles.
grand meeting Of delegates from different
parts OF Germany VAS held a. Heidelberg Ia the
Grand D4chy OF Bsieu. 0n the % n ait. rne
meeting was rather popular demonstration tnan
dsiberalive council. lhe Assembly was al.
dressed b. the leading members OF the Liberal
faction In mild and energetic language the idea Of
& Republic was rejected. blt tue real discussion
Will not be opened u the Diet meets 8. Frankfort.
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Liverpool Provision Mark

OWNS 10 th7 nobess OF The weather the Butter market
10 fsh5f easier Ia price Bacon Hams aud Lard continue
last quoted. and la moderate demand. Beef and Pok
10 rsqaest only ior ship .loEss.
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LIyerpooI EoreIsn Produce ,IarAet....Arsm

SuCt1-Ths naket his continued DAT curing the week.
Reeve have no change 20 notice In this article DYE
wOoDsTheIs hss beea very little ooge tnsw AsHEs
5s tor Pots, isf1r Pearl TAI
LOwP. Y. q sells Al 54s retail los. PALM OIL, tJo,
steady, with not much oolug
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WHOLE No. 2IaI.

and outrage. and thar they had burnt the town Of
Ofeuourg The moo. 10000 Ia number, Ere re
ported 10 have passel the defles OF the bsck For
esL aud - hsye continued their march into the In
Ieriur Of Germany. This intelligence Is farther
confirmed by a letter from Um OF the 10Th at and
by proclamation IN the Cologne Ga-etie o. the
29th; bat Ia d proc. znaEiJl VI the W nuremberg
Hone Office. dated March 20 tue rdlnOrs Of hos-
ale Invasion OF the territories OF Baden and Wur.
tembsrS are perenptori " coutraflctsd
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FROM YUcATAN.-Advices from fucatan' 70 the
81 Inst by way Of New orleans, represent the excuses
and cuees Of the indians the increase Their forces
are estimated st thirty to fly thousand The white
inhabitants are hytng TO the coast,
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nAGUERREOTYPEP LArEs OF superior goal
IJity A. wholesale and rstsilCases chemicals ard svs-
rxtbias In the line constantly hand and for sale
ANTHONY's Nstioos Dsruerresn DEPOT,
.ts Imis AZ Broad vay soush corner Of narrsySs
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fg- By the schooner China Samaria Capt. Cam
DO We have received sdvices from Santa msrhs to the
Solh ut Nothing hsd trsn'pres in that or the
ueishboring islands
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Liverpool Wool NIarEet....April 8.

Since l.st report few parcels OF Mogadop, and
lot OF cesud the ouy things reported % have been
sold At former prices Russians nor- Inquired after, hut
~ there sales report In scotch there "a.
been little more busuess he, without any material
change in price
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spIRNDIn GOTHIC

~ Door P,ate..-Robsr,ss snd splsndid style
~ Gothic Dor and Number Plsfes-entirely new spd
origns designs Thoss 10 want Of somethlns new ana
so-ndid on their doors invited call sod examine the
.oove articles Also splsndid s>sortmsnt Of Gothic and
shi.ld o.,tsrp He'll Palls X ROBERTS,
~ s,pisTrhkS 500 Broadway, near fhoesst
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~ See Inside for farther extracts
from our Foreign Papers received by the
Acadia.
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New Publications.

The ORATORS OF FRAscE by SrNos.'-The
publishers Messrs Baker ScrlbEer, 80 PHS-row and
las Nssssust. have just issued third edition OF this
work. We noticed former edition OF 1t at some length.
The work has Introduction oy Rev Ut HEADLEr and
the name Of the late GEO II CoLros appears as Editor
Among other sketches the volume are those Of three
members OF the present French Government; Lsrnariine
Gsrnler. Pages and Odlon. Barrot.