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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
PRINCES AND TRIMMINGS.

] AVN
A + AZ CEDAR-Sr or ALL COLORS ard WIDTHS,
1Hespecialy selected 70 match Lac r al style Of Coax
zEd Dress Goo>.s.
Also. Stock Of RIBBONS, LACES, GLOVES, and
FANCY GOODS, which the sfiertion Vi The CITY ard
country merchants = called.
suSo Inn EASTMAN. SHELDON TOWi SEND.
AMERICAN MARBLE.
A MEXICAN MARBLE FOR TOMB AND GRAVE
n stones poets, hrsThs aggne, building. Sc OF sure
ror Qasls. tfOa quarry lsey opvned u Vermont for
ssle NsuQfsc reqgesed 10 call ard examine The
quaHy Apph So Wes'-s, lslslm-l JosEPHELlPPIrr
TO PRINTERS.
A DOUBLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRESS FOR
s1SALETbe Press Is In good order bed Slxso IN. AID
win be sold low Il nAy oe seen Al Meessrs Richards
Johnsors Printing Cffce ~ Arn-si For farther parcu-
ars sppiy 10 GEO. MATAER FlsIi-si sGSo I'm
D0vFINE.-Old IN rcofs insde ti-hg for 2, eeus per
Hos, roots Of Eoagn plank covered for 4 cents;
roofs OF factories large buildings, over - squares for -
%. square ard warrsa,ed 6oodwins patent premium ny
drop nsumate Cement Sbsang makes hsndsonie cheap
agh, snd durable roof References and specimens 81 GOOD
WINS .hunnsy.Po, FscioryS West Broadway, between
ChSmna-. I'd Wsr~~n ala si irrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
On EXECUTORs,s ALEOF IEAL LsrAlh z,

e"A valuable farm containing ~ acrer, YIN ~ , -. ~
~ lllDgs and barn, Ogihcu-e-. &c-. 49, : .e e.
grist-mil attached. neyef-isihDg sfeen " NAi.'
seh on The road from Spoiswood ~ En- s-'o"p' 800,
niles from the Railway will be sold sepsrai- Or o.-
Oct H. al O'clock FoF fl Information iIqire u -'s -
dessigled. near spotswood. New-Jersey
JANAS A REEDE, F1s.afofs
IT fOI7- ~ II MOUNT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

OsFIcE NEw.YORS AND ERIE r. r. CO.
New-York, Sept 9 1913
NOTfCE.-The stockholders Of the New orb aud Ere
lNRArDad Company hereby notified that The Annual
Election for Directors Of this Company vii be held al The Of
nee othe Company - Wast Tuesday the lOb day vi
October next from 10 AM. 10 Pm
The transfer BOOKS will be closed from the 10Th OF sep
till The day ser election By order Of the Directors
- I'm NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

: ~ .,sTEAMB0ATs-Ths now an spsad,c
= steamers HENDRIX HUDSON, csptar
a. GoIhsn, and Ida Ca1tsn \. n. Store viii lea e ~
bercsyst wharf daily tsndays exceP.ed) for Albany arc
Troy, maz-g he usual lsndngs by The way ~ o'col
A. ~ and returning, VIII leave Troy 81 and Albany Al
oc!ccz A. n. For passage fegt apply 70 DE e5,.u
on board. or al tae oflce or lie whar, royIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

aed in the central part OF the City OF bufiio sno
which s rapidly increasing IN vsi3e-sD 81 PD ~
which will be sold low and very essy terms A'1
$4,000 worth of Texas properly fr sale o. shsnsh.o
Also, several very elegant dwellings n ias Guy s"@
Westcheser, Suffolk aud Delaware Co ARMS as 49, -.
gan. Pennsyivanis, Sew-Jersey snd Nev-b snpsns 80
Inquire Of HUNTINGTON co. Resl EslaAs ana s s
HrnLars IL We..f lt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
-lyyo1n. GEORGE ROBINSON

~ 7ITl--T --l1- UE-INI- AWDINFN-
Prepared and - c, aoes.'e ALL retail by A 3 = D.
SANDS Dus -iss al Chemists, 100 F..olsi corner Of
NliE New lCrk. sod a. - Broa5sF az = Ea.t
Broadway AL by Dugsss generally ilFou gLoli the Ul
I'd STAKES and Czaalss fnce 81 per Bo,-e; * Bo'es
Nr - sSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

DROPO>ALS FOR FITTING UP THE FREE
i ACADEMX-,eslec Proposals Will be received ~ The
undersigned at the once Of the Clerk Of the Bosrd OF
No PSI Brosaw ayun Friday the thirteenth day
OF Oc Ober next al O'clock P VI for The hng up OF the
Free Academy building. as follows.
}. For &c liing The Chemical Lecture Room
= For hltnx up me library with book cases.
For hiog up four OF the with decks and seats
for the purpose Of study.
l. For htting up tns great ball with settees.
5 For furnishing Venetian blinds for the windows Of the
Janors rooms and lie windows OF tie frat second and
lh!ri stories.
{ For li hing painted window shades for the windows
Of The great hall.
Plans and specifications be examined and forms "
proposing obtained d the said Office.
ch proposal be accompanied by TIE nsmes OF al
least responsible peTson with their assent Ia wTtng TO
become .ureas the faithful performances Of the contract
ROBERT KELLY, SAMUEL A. CRAPO,
THOMAS DENNY, WILLIAM I. PlNkNEi,
s. PCSWORTH,
Executive Committee FOR the Care Government and Man
agement OF the Fee Aczdemy-SewYors, Sept D i8iS
81 lOl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
49, ABARGE FOn -ALE-Fo1 fIelsI

% ell FOX hENPOET AND MIDDLE
slSE,t 80. TOWN POINT, landing a. Fort haall.os
=, - each gay.-The steamers JOHN hAnI
saf JOS Il. COFFEE win leave Chsmbers-sL pisr cAly
ss,nfdays Sundays and Mondays excepto5 al oe.3sA
An and a. p O'Clock N daily Sundays excepted ~ -.
boat vii aso leay- Saturday stf O'Clock. Pm Jyo w
IN csc NRW.JERSEY RalLnnvvppuC
- ~t11~S1sfSAND TRANSPORTATION ,o si -
N.Y. O'Clock. A.M--AccofniloissA on
Line nom NswYork to Philadelphia, via Jef-ey ey,
ulswics and Csnien Fare S. LeaViag every u'so.nns
ne O'Clock, and passing through NewEG EhlAossaio"n'
Railway New Burswick. Kingston, Princeton, Iien'on,
Borden o~a. barngion an CAmce' eed In'ss =
fni Arel Ais A. l. A. Leave NeE-1ork ossoca,
IL Newark &C. A 81. E,.z sbegai5wD c >, Al. sshsy
7aS. A.A.-SspI ~ lsss. - In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
LARGE ASSORTMENT of getilameu',

VI soys' and youths hn- French calf double and single
soes dress boots Of the latest fashion; Congress and
~ Ill otner kinds OF esers, half boots, Oregon ties,
pumps and al sirds Of work made 10 order IN The best
manner and warranted Repairing done IN wofkmsnlike
manner short nodce, 40 Broadway corner Of Censst
gln m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
CURE or A sCKOFULpUs AFFECTION OF TIE ETEs.
S1ura KINGSTON, K. / z & n. l8f7.

Messrs SANDs .-Ge1demen-ny Lite dan hter, when
one yesr old attacked with scrofuous on
fice whi-h ler extended i1o her ege- Causing a.
most total tliless 81 % tten and alsngurins her
whole face Iempoyei tao phy~cials 10 attend her who
exhausted their Utmost Sail 20 give her relief bat g 81 prO
we'd usc-ss, sll ally Il them D. thai he
bad sloyn of striking effected by Sands Sa
5iplla. ans advised ~ h. obtliDed one bofle
which size commenced usl1-, AM before al used I'D
I had electol @lrr I. j over f0lr yeafs
she cured. and here has been reprsarce o
ife disease ard sal-lel list u l. re feet clfs IL
gives grea. pleasure 20 adj L.i can recommend e 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

NlTANTED-A Protestant woman, COMPETENT 70 90 ine
w rors - vsrv sru III family. An al children. 10 The
cognirv Ion the Norrh RverD No ohi-erOn % one WIN
Enid II ir not urd.r years Of age. and 10 s1en US
wOnd be a d,sirable situation Apply alts' 0eiocs, Va
nj l0l Nsrcs--t -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

DOAHDING-Win be let with iuli or partial board, to
ID gentlemen and their wives single gentlemen TWO
spacious ard the second door with bed
and pantres attached, and also very pleasant
spa tineus In the third story Location agreeable aud
terms moderate Apply at IS Amty ST. ~ Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
ECONOMY AND PAsnioN.-Fa.hi.naslo .ars

ECONOMY AND FAsuiuN.-Fa.hionabies airs
II uneq14ed IN ts country 4" trntrd ~ strfs respect
and per less tt11 BroslwHy prices. now
had BY the haf dozen or more a. Guous ls NiliLn-s
W stairs J c PARCELS, wei kLCssl % ne fashionable
trade Of Brosdwa, tor -hee year,, supegi1endeni
suScimecd' h 6UiON. lis Wi-llnst up STAIRS,
CUTTN PERCuA ". WET EEEF.-Sole-oi
VI ths r-peeni sn1 durable Substance attached
al kinds Of tools sra shoes Oh Or new. n superior
4I = IS sv ,s1; IS : HoRAoE Il. DAY.
yIRs. ROBINSON. Clear Siarcher. - Mercrr-.t b.
LFtgNeen Sprng Aad Pruce-st-Lsces, iareion mlsns,
embroidered window clrA-as srass-hesched ard made
COX equal 10 new Cssqe Cashmere and ever de-
srrirf''r ~ sha~is ei-ar~' ~hh ~ar- .si~'
Young PHYSICIAN, graduate ri he College
n 0: Physicians sd surgeons q New loFf, having
served RI one OF ne hcspAs Of ne ety. wishes 70
hllse 70 q the II dale ~ Northern States, lsher
recent OF s o. IN ceners pracuce) where he --
dgcemeus wUl1 5e sudclsni Address Melicus a. LIZ
ossce. BY -.ier, posrpae - "a
nO YoU EVER READ, WRITE or SEW BY
sPulshil II yod DO you want Miniature Sclsr Lamp,
ENDlCOTr SUMNER.
IS w. s6i Bfosdwsy AID lo6 E.lssi
Olh the same a. 6 e.s per gsl.cn
CURNlTURE FOR stI.R.-A lc. q hou.shod
4 firnUre for sale Friday ueNf. 81 o'c'ock, p NJ.
cons sling OF sofa hcdsi- see-leditest tsoles chains
erockeyy kc 81 kghih GTe1ue b~t~eel Tenty bird
snt lwerty fourth s;s - =
METALLIC BLOCK LFTTE.s.-The sob
kessIfc Block Ls-ess. INV o6ef.ng % ne public
'ge ssso'sS, 2, ne sssrsps .rss a., sss plsa
BRITANNIA CUP~-Persoss gone ereer.ior.
ne prre beverage ai WI nOt Srea. saeh can oana al
Burhng SIP Manufactures ard ior sac boiesae and
regrs bv lsnsl LuCIUS HART. sse RoNransnk isr
- OSE-wOOa FURNITURE Q, a. -: ra.soial
al ka1s-ig -. See, e s. psstls % sac
~ iuSI J. W. soVTAASA- II sfosdvU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

es<xx-PIAHUFORTE MANUFACTO.
ekSH1RY, l52 Ful;on-st side Broadway Ar
Hentirey new article, warranted superior IL
" tone. and to sep in tune much longer thsr
any In made with peculiar harp Frame obyia1ire
hs objection metallic pedas Awntten guaranty "lte
given with each instrument and when any doubt a. TO ihslI
quality 10 expressed the payment may be withheld until such
doghts aro rsmoysd BENNETT ROGERS,
feiS 80 sulton-st s-s' side hrop"weV
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AND MONEY MATTERS
sale. a. the stock Exchange. ..srrr q.
SECOND BOARD

The latest returns of the Banks OF Ohio com
pared with those made previously present the annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
LIVER COMPLAINT.

The following Is from letter received from
Rev VII an Gaiushn: BERKSHIRE. " Oct p 1873
Mes.rs SANDS; have been afflicted with severe pain
my SIDE occasiFned by diseased liver, Tor the last
TWEEN wears suffering ri times what language cannot con-
bui since taxing your s1rsspara have been greatly
relieved, much that have 0eel abs 70 attend 10 my
business, and preach occasionally for the az fifteen
ulonihs wholly discarded OIL other medicine and thor
ouelly friei the S4rsaparA, which recommend 10
truth and sincerity 10 al Hose wLo are "a any way am cfl
with any species OF scroflous complaints. There have
been some remarkable effected By is IN his VI
eli It's Mrs shaw. by the II six bottles. restored
70 beer health than hai before enjoyed for wears
and Mr. W stevens. who had been severely afflicted with
eryrpeas, entirely cured BY the u few boes.
Noars ruly, NM GALUSHA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

ia SHIcNABlE AND CHEAP UPHOLSTERY
a Clf-ln Mafera S. Window Shades AMI Paper Hang
mgslhr subscribers have rOE in tl1ca large and l.el
aid assortment Of Cufan Materials ~ every decri on
Lsco and embroidered Curs-s. " uluv C1fnic-s, Bands
Loors psssels, &c. llfge variety % WI ~ Shades
snd Paper HslllgEs As1 mallasrl era Of Pure HAIR,
Mos. ana other Mailresse' Beds PA sin every sf.
Gle in he upholstery Inc wa icsse srd res ~ prices ~
per cent lower than sry other -al "a Ia lie ciy
A 81 = K DAVIS. Urla.stsrers,
szlius 90 Boverv and i6it Fulion-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

"a 90. THE LARGEST AsSOHT-
81 al MENT OF BedstosGs Beds, MsreSses
SyztM and Feathers offered FOR sale ri VI
MILLAsD,s , %s[srOS Ts. ., IsC Cha, =;
hou. ekeore ard psrcu ary called TO Welss pa
tent rht-ani-s screw bsdsiesA which drew the premi
ON # the iae Fair Of he american Institute. Old beds
renovated. Co.'s wholesale amt retail - Inn
sv--s--, CGgPElt-' Tools. complisn. a fl'l a..
! soruussA, Wholesale and retail. Al CHARLIE
= LiTTIES y risTe slcre, g suhpn.si Nsw-fors
iva ,mntF
r-.--, 50n SET.0E COOr Frs Truss HOOPS
] al wholesale ard retail, AZ CHARLES ;. III
yIre Eaniu 81 snlinn-si y iva Smns"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

'IO ia Z LADIES.-A choice Assortment Of bows
etidrens ri miami bic, bzcE.d AID REAR eoor-s
f1r nzis. Viii pam And fancy umml1gs, f-athers L.
e'ot1 sn1 Fe.Fst c-Fs-eyery variety
- In J. a. MONARoUES, - Bougsrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

tATANTED-A st1sto1 by young ~onssn 20 GO eAs1.'
w bs~gofk, washing OF yelling would have 10 oy- !.
lion 10 take care Of children The best Of reference gwen
f-o hrg lest employer Apply mme1lsiey tttl t-Yof
q betVe cen The hours OF 10 AN and NJ - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

4 TRACHEH.-A gentleman, graduate OF Harvard
itUuverstv, wishes % engage 10 teaching m NeW-f o. 4
vicify lie would Ike some private pupils or TO eu-
gage n some established school, 10 take small school on
Biz own responsibility He has hal much experience 10
teaching and testimonials which he thinks would SATISFY
any one of his spab iy and aihfuness The opportunity
Is worthy the attention Of parents and teachers Apply al
az Fulto1.st 81 Sieods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

Executive Committee for the care government aud msn
h. emeni Cftte rree Academy. s25 iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

pO-E-NUo3 FURSITJREo q ~ 80. uaisoa
~ a ~ Ana. sig So latest e zl pa.ers, for a.
BIZ iuSI w. svUIRASA, IL Brosdvu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

Nx1ANTED-A siiusiiOn chsmbe mad az. "slIet :,
w % as-.st IN washing and ironing or 10 LAKE care o.
chdren By respectable young woman VINO ctl ploSo
the beet Of city reference capacity AID ehrserl
Cal Al 81 Kias-sf. ~ ils =. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-18
Miscellaneous.

Tho Buffalo Comm, retail understands from the Canal
superinte ndent that MIR Kinds, the Commissioners for
that section has that navigation Will be re-
sumed on the canals this State Wednesday the 10th
instant provided unforeseen occurs 10
prevent 1t.
The ice from up the Penobsco river passed Bangor on
Tuesday and next day passed down through the Mar
rows giving uninterrupted navigation.
At the launch of the schooner Emblem, at Wilson,
Niagara county on the sth instant Mr. Knowl.on Har-
rington was by the schooner in Its course to
tho water and instantly crushed TO death He was ~
years of ge.-Roehsster Democrat
Tho Iosco, at Boston Sunday, from Zanzibar, wss
boarded Jan. 26, in Mozambique Channel, by q boat
from IL B. NJ. ship Brillisnt Capt Watson, cruising
she had recently captured SLAYER of 400 tons, under
Brazilian colors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-18

Lo the voice of the people Is heard,
Far echoing DER the sea-
Tho world to Its centre Ia stirred;
Her children demand to % free.
France uprieen In her glory,
Msrshals now the nations forth
Bids them listen to her story
Bids them initiate he's worth.
Tyrants trsmble thrones are falling,
Potentates no moro have sway
Freedoms voice is loudly calling
On man to hail her dawning ray
Nov, proud Poland, now r call forth
Tby gallant sons to fight sgsin,
And isIi the tyrsut OF the north
Thy blood has not been split in vain.
Come, fair Italis, to the 6sht,
Hasten W ith thy srmor on
Thy blooming Wales and rivers bright,
For freedoms home may yet be won.
Hail, Austria cen tho tyrsnt power
That crushed thy bleeding spirit dows,
lis broken la one little hour,
By liberty's indignant frowp.
The swllzsr, rom his mountain home,
Bsholds the eagle sweep tho plain
Then, mid the storm, towards Heavens DOM,
lie seeks his eyrie proud sgsin.
Thus freedom shall o'ersweep the wori1
OF heavenly birth, her daring form
Against expressions throne is hurled
Triumphant mid the darkest storm.
And DER the land, and DER the ses,
unshackied as tho wiads OF heavtn,
shall rise the glad sounds OF the ffee,
"Lo liberty to earth 10 siven'" s'o'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-18
VERA CRUZ, March 4, 1S4S.
Operations of the Gulf Squadron.


The operations of the Gulf squadron, for some
time past, have been of a very quiet nature, aris-
ing from the fact that there was but little to do
except guarding the various ports and inlets
along the Mexican coast, to prevent smuggling
Commodore Perry, since he assumed the control
of this squadron, has been interchangeable in his
exertions to keep his command actively engaged,
and when the limited scene on which he was
compelled to act is considered, with the draw
back of having no foe ahoat to contend against,
malignant fever carrying off and prostratlng men
and officers, until the latter are reduced to mere
handful, do contend that it is the height of in
the thanks and gratitude OF his country
That he will receive from the government
becoming testimonial of its appreciation Of
his services, as also from his fellow. citi-
zens of New York, l am we'll satisfied. do not
deny that Commodore Perry has faults la the
affair with Lieutenant Hunter he created many
enemies; but only in the tone of his reprimand
was he in error. But his faults are trivial, when
resign the command of the squadron, and return
home in few weeks. Who his successor will
be, is not known.
A naval corps Of flying artillery was recently
organized here by Lieutenant Lafayette May
nard, (who has the command,) from volunteers
ia the squadron. Attached to the corps are also
Passed Midshipman Henry, Rogers, Henry Ro-
lands, ]. Z. Bankhead, and Robert Townsend,
with some seventy men. They are by this time
in the city of Mexico, and will render gallant
account of themselves whenever called upon.
Commodore Perry sailed from here on the LIST
instant, in the Mississippi, Capt. Mckenzie, on
an expedition to the coast of Yucatan, accompa-
MED by the steamer Iris, Lieut.. Herndon, and
steamer Scourge, Lieut. A. Taylor; in addition
to the crews OF these vessels the party were in
creased by the marine guard of the frigate Cum
berland, under Lieuts. Doughty and Read, and
nearly one hundred sailors from the same ship,
under Lieut.. j. II. Ward, and Lieut. Walbach
alag Lieutenant), the whole amply supplied for
any emergency They will land at Campeachy or
some other convenient point on that coast, and
before returning here, it is understood that the
Commodore intends making with this detach-
ment an exploration of the ruins of Palenque.
As near as l can learn, <he present disposition
of the squadron not with the Commodore, is as
follows, viz i-Frigate Cumbe rland, Capt James.
con, of Vera Cruz ! ,loop.ot;wT Albany. CsRt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-18

vile, off SACRIFICES steamer Petrita, Lieut..
CONT Bssell store-ship Electra, Lieut. CONT
Semmes, off Salmadina schooner Reeier, Lieut.
Comr Eagle, off Tobasco sloop-of-war John
Adams. Com'r s. B. Wilson, OIL Tuspan steam
ers Water Witch, Lieut., Cont Totten Splthre,
bomb briggs Vesuvus, Com'r Bigelow, Hecla,
aud Stromboli, and schooners Petrol. Bonita,
Falcon and Tampco. at various ports along the
coast but their particular location is not exactly
known.
The store-ship Relief, Lieut. CONT T. A. Jen-
kins, sailed from Anton Lizardo on the I'd inst.
for Pensacola
A survey Of this coast is now being made by
the officers of the squadron heretofore we have
been depending on the English and French charts;
but there are many inaccuracies In them These
will all be corrected when the present survey is
finished.
vessels on the station is much better than for
months previous. SKY-sAIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-18
Attain In Canada.

From the Qusbso Chronicle AptNlO1
The stirring events of tho French revolution almost
wholly occupy the public mind Little else indeed, 10
thought Of No In the by mail received
than there 10 hsnkering for moro Speculation about
attention whether the crisis which now agitstes Eu
rope may influence proceedings this continent,
how far these donss viii affect our politics or commerce
In Short greedy Of the present, and cmnous Of
the future. Excitement aside, In no way inhu-
snoed by the events which oonvulse the Old World
In political point OF view We arc unusually quiet The
new Ministry hsve without exception been reelected
Tor their respective and there seems to
onr ncn ss
poet little Indeed, believe only that ofae and its
spos have been transferred from old to hands rather
de srous than capable Of doing better for the real
interests Of the province than their did
Lord Eir Is .til Justly popular, and evidently desires
Until the navigation opens there will be little done by
merchants which could In any interest per-
sn xS aes
st. Charles, to glide into their native element Tho
ice in the st. Charles in oil probability will break up In
the Toe in Lake st. Peter has given way and IL It's
sage to the ocean. The navigation Of the st Charles
The ground ia almost entirely bare Of snow The
weather Is seasonable and beautiful an earlier or more
promising spring We hsvs not had for many years.
sion Of the provincial relative to the inspec-
ton Of butter and cur and meal, - they will be the
means Of ensurnE better articles OF tho kind Tor ship
An extra Of the Official Gosete has been issued
tanning royal proclamation 1or the reguo'l0n OF inc
Quarantine establishment ct Crosse Isle during the
suingyesr. The orders most stringent Every YES
sci hating more than thirteen passengers on board to
anchor ct the Quarantine ground II there has been
any disease board during the voyage II the vessel
has sailed from any port whero Infectious disease pre-
vailed the vessel Is to undergo thorough publication,
and the dirty emsrants are to be landed on the fAnd
and they and their clothing and baggage to undergo
compulsory sorubbing. The island placed under tn
authority Of q military oommAndsnt.
1t II stated that tho legal enaotments respecting
emigration will increase tho passage money from Ire
land to America to f5, at the least per head.