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Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS.

NfW ! aHkt Aptl IL
Tie Steamer Safah Sands arrived to-day. hay.
ing sailed from Liverpool on the id lust. iiFf
news is important
The Austrian troop. have been expelled lrom
Sardinia
Denmark is preparing for war.
Disturbances have taken place al stockholm
Vienna has declared in favor OF republican
measures
A large numderof French had entered Belgium
but wefe driven back.
The Emperor OF Rassia IA sending troops into
Poland
The French army is moving towards the north.
Great agitation prevails in France. Ia Pfrsse
comes oal openly against the provisional Manehu.
sans
The people Of Milan have formed republican
government
Ireland remains quiet
In raus, The election has been postponed lill the
aJd INST, aud the meeting Of the Assembly ilil the
llh Of May.
The news ollhr formation Of republican goF-
eminent in Prussia Is mol confirmed.
Tbs Anslfans los. 10000 IN the struggle, aud
then Withdrew from the contest
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

ApRrsEsr TO fRsSoE.-Arangemenis
have been made and completed for The
presentation on the par, Of the people Oi
New York to the city Of Paris, Of a grand
liberty cap. on the 25lh Of this month. -
The ceremony will take place at the Park
Theatre, and on the same evening grand
military aud civic ball will take place.
Martin Van Buren,. eI.Presidenl, will pre-.
sent the cap, and NJ. DE Ia Forrest, the
French Consul, will receive il on the par
of,he City Of Paris.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
rLo nnu. f,nm nu,on. .rnl L.....- -

Tho news from Europe will have one good Of.
feet in this country, as It will doubtless pot an cx
lnguisher on those sproulatlons the I.ocofocos
have 50 iondly INDUCED in for years in regard to
the intentions of European power to interfere In
tho ailhlfs Of tins continent Those powers will
probably have enough to attend to their own AT.
fairs. aud will therefore permit Us 10 cary out
our "manlest destiny as We choose, undsturbed
by foreign intetmedling Now that Louis Phppe
Is eSed from his throne, he cannot execute mat
frghlful project Of which we heard 40 much some
months ago. The l.oooioeos then said he wished
to enter into an alliance with Mexico, for the pur.
pose Of establishing monarchy there and putting
one Of his now hopeless sous on the throne. HAY.
ing lost his own throne, he has no power 10 per.
feet any such foolish alliance. The Loeoloeos.
who were 80 much disturbed BY horrible visions Of
French Prince on the throne Of Mexico, may
now breathe freely and sIumber all nigh, without
being troubled with the nightmare.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE DUCHESS OF
ORLEANS.
Nep YORK April 10.

Ner YORK, April 10,
The packet ship Duchess of Orleans arrived To-.
day from ilayre with three days later news from
Europe,
The King of Prussia has been delhfoued aud his
ministers imprisoned. The Prince ROYAL had Ell.
iected his escape 10 England, A lafge number OF
Polish prisoners have been liberated,
The revolution in Lombardy is complete, but
bloody.
Arehduke Stephen is the present Nceroy Of
Hungary,
The King of liaravia has addicted in favor of
the Prince Royal, who has ascended the throne
with the title of Maximlliau IL, fhs Mllanese,
after a bloody battle, obtained possession Of the
city.
The king Of Hanover has acceded to all the de.
mands of the people, and obligated himself To sub.
NIT 10 either necessity, BY casting Auabrick, a
liberal deputy, to the Cabinet,
II Is expected that the Emperor of Austria will
be compelled to abdieaie the lhfoue,
The Emperor Of Russia has ordered the army
to desst from buodshed and anarchy lie has re.
fused to recognize the French Republic
The king Of Naples has yielded to all demands
made upon him by the people,
Great excitement prevailed at Paris, occasIoued
by difficulties ltlNten the tlth hhu pont lhe
former have been compelled 10 bar their doors,
and the military have bern called out to suppress
riots The failures continue, amuug which Is
named the Rolhschilds This is doubted
Tie Polish revolution is confirmed,
-Four hundred lolts leil PARIS to JOIN their coun.
trymen at Genoa, who had declared themselves
separated from Sardinia, for the purpose Of esiab.
lishing republican government,
By tins arrival theft is no later intelligence from
England or Ireland,
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

MuRDEE on rnE Information ha.
reached us from an authentic source, Of a shock.
Ing murder committed IN the early part Of as,
week IN Dallas county.
A parry Of three surveyors. had been at work on
the west fork Of ihr Trinity, and wishing to remove
their camp, sent oifiur wagon 10 asst ihtm-,
On the return oiihu man who had been sent for
the wagon, be found two NJ the surveyors dead nl
the camp Their bodies were much mniilaied,--
one was scnlped, and the heart Of the other taken
entirely cut Of the body What weapons were
used by the perpetrators Of this horrible deed Id
striking the death blow, we cannot uscertain.-
II is, however, supposed 10 bs the work Of Indians
small body Of whom was known to be lurking
in that ncghbofhood
Since writing the above, we have been informed
that the body Of the third surveyor has been found
murdered, undoubtedly by the same pauy-hi.
name r Phelps The names Of tho other two
we have no, been able TO ascertain.
WedsH tTeras) Argus.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

GRN. TAYLoR ~ ALABANA.--A large
meeting Of Wings was recently held in
Lo~ndes county Alabama, when the fol.
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed:
/. That man To be- elevated 10 tb.
Presidency Of tho United States, should be
an undoubled Wing, and Republican of
tho old Jcilcrsonlan school--honesl and en-.
pab.e-.ailblul 10 the Constitution, and
lrue TO tho interests Of the South, as they
are guarded aud projected by that insru-
mcnt.
=. That in the opinion Of this meeting.
The old Hero ard Warrior Patriot, General
HADnAnT IAILoH, IS nat man: aud that
We cordially approve, and heartily respond
To, the various nominations Of him for Tho
Presidency. which have been made By tho
people, throughout the Union.
D. That. IN bis principles, patriotism and
Abilities we have the utmost confidence;
that We deem him not only "he man for
The tnien-ho man for tie hmes"-bnt
rnE Man VINO CANNOT M UoUGnT-wno
CANNOT M sOLD-wHo CANNOT nv SCARED
AND VINO CANNOT BE BEATEN" 4"
4. That while we love HENRY CLAY,
aud our confidence in his principles, purity,
patriotism and greatness, continues un.
bounded, yet we do not desire 10 see him
engaged in q doubtful contest for the Prcsi.
dcncy q
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Tux ELECTIONS ~ fRANcs.-The
elections for members ofihs National As.
sembly oil France, took place throughout
,ha, country on the 23d ui. The manner
in which they were conducted, the result
and the mode in which the persons elected
will discharge their duties, will decide the
question whether a republic will be per.
manen.ly established there without blood
shed or anarchy. lflhey have been con-
Quoted peaeeably, and il good men have
been elected, thu republic is safe. lnielli.
aence Of the result will be looked Tor with
intense interest.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
W A AsHIN C 4 o N
AN ID A T 5 ,

Drive are authorized to announce lonN =
c.ss.,, Of Saline Township, as candidate 10
represen, Hampstead county in the next Legs
iature.
drwe are authorized to announce BrRsARp
Ussrrr,p, as a candidate to represent Hemp
stead county in the next Legislature
nrws are authorized TO announce J. Baascn
s,snsyun as n candidate for the Office Of sherlii
Of Hampstead county.
fl.we are authorized 10 announce siAeN =
SANDERS rs a candidate for re'eleenea " ''o
office Of Clerk Of Hampstead county
urwe are authorized to announce WILLIAM VI,
stuart as candidate for Sheriff Of Hampstead
county.
IrJ.sss NJ r. FRrSsLY. We are authorized 10
saw, is a candidate Tor Constable Of o4an Town
hip.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

d. We invite particular attention to our New
Orleans advertisements in another column oil our
paper to-day There are number of them, en-
gagged in different branches of business, w we
would sugges, to our merchants and planters, who
visit the city for the purpose of making purehas-
es that they would probably find ii to their inter
ess To call upon them before filling their bills
For articles in the saddlery line, see advertise.
ment of Magee Il kneass; Dry Goods, J, II, Pal.
mef; Books, Samuel Woodall; Clothing, Paul
Tulane 4 Co; Upholstery, Joseph Etteri Agfi.
cultural implements, ARTICLES very much needrd
in this section Of country r. l. Alleni and, for
a comfortable aud well arranged Hotel, try our
friends Young & Chandler, the Planters They
feed well, furnish you good lodgings, and charge
moderately. Give them a trial
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
MApGsoN. Ia. April 'l0lh.

ACCIDENT NEAR MADBoN.-A man
named Avery, was cut to pieces this after.
noon on the Madison and indianapolis Rail.
road, 4 short distance from this place by
the cars passing over his body. lie jump.
ed of in front of the train, thinking il had
stopped, but the cars being in motion he
was thrown lengihwise on tho track, and
literally cut to atoms. The deceased was
an Englishman by birth, and has a wife
and two children residing in Cincinnati.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

As EXCELLENT JoKE--Cass made some rather
severe reflections on the opinion, unlayombc to
the SUCCESS Of the French Revolution, expressed
by The editor Of the National lntelIigcncer Tho
editors happily tetoHcd by the republication, entire.
Of Ca@' book, "frunce It's King aud Court =" which
hIled with lusome adululon of Louis Philippe,
ana condemns all Parisan feyos as the criminal
movements Of desperate and wicked mob
"iempord i've do not like 10 quote old hackned
Latin, but il lSso applicable Tempora mutan-
tHii Ct nos in Ills Then, Cass was coufiier
a, st. Cloud nOp, he is demoeratie candidate for
The Presidency
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

AnsoospIse CLsRk ARREsTEp.-The
pile, boa, +. II. Collins. which went TO
Manlanzas In pursuit of McNuly. late
clerk in the employment ofC. Wise & Co.,
New York, returned to that city, on
Wednesday morning, bringing with them
nearly the whole Of the funds. She arriv.
ed on, the same day of,he Louisa, on which
was McNul,y, who will be again brought
back in her.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Az INCIDENT N rnE FRENCH RrsoLu
rlos.--Durine the recent emsnfe at Paris,
young American OF New York happened
to find himself among the blowus, with a
mnskei in his hands, during one Of the mosi
terrific oilhe fights. lie says the next thing
he remembers is being cut over the head
by sabre Of one of the municipal guards.
Being man Of fashion, he was wearing,
at the lime, a newly invented hat, well
stretched with springs, aud containing
sundry papers. 10 the true American style.
These saved his life, but moi bis skin. lie
fell and became. insensible. On recover.
ing his senses, he found he had been picked
up as killed. and had been fOa,fd about
Paris in cart, as one OF the hiusiriouS
dead. lie managed, however, to assure
his escort that be was alive. lie was
welcomed back 10 existence. and taken
carefully home 10 his lodgings. The next
morning, however, he was oil touie suite to
London; aud there, tearing another reyuIu.
ton and another cut over the head, posted
to Southampton, and came III in the Wash.
ingion to New York.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

B,rrnliLr E.GLk have received The
frs, number of new paper bearing this TILE 'e.
Gently established at Batesyille, by Mr., w T.
Cochran. The Eagle" advocates Wing pnn-
eipls., aud /. edited by Col, c. i, NJ. NOland; a
gentleman in every respee, qualified to discharge
tho duties he has assumed, with credit to himself,
and to the party, whose cause he so ably advocates
May the flgh, Of his "Eagle" bc onward aud
upward
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Mr. Joseph Ettrr, No. 20, Camp street. New
Orleans, has kindly consented to act as our agent
In ,h. Crescent City, Any advertisements len
with him. viii reach Us, and payments made hum
on account Of this Office. will bo duly aeknowl-
edged
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Col. John J. Johnson, Of Warren county
Va, was found guilty olmurdo, in tho Sc.
eond degree al Front Royal, in that county,
on the lst insi., and sentenced 10 seven
years and siI months Imprisonment, in The
peniienliary. Col. J. was candidate for
the Legislature two years ago.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

MI As,of's fortune, which has been yariOusy
estimated a, ten, fifteen, twenty and even thirty
inillious, turns out, according to the New York
Minor, not 10 exceed ssrsa millions aud a half
about four millions Of which falls to the share Of
the resduafy legatee, William D. Aston Tncrc
/. slight difference between the estimates aud
the reality. However, seven millions and hall
% better than nothing
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Mr. J. Fennimore Cooper ,thc author has
series Of articles in the Albany Argus upon the
French Revolution and is probable CONSEQUENCE
Mr., Cooper puts no faith whatever IN the opinion
that republic will be permanently established in
France The idea that all classes in France unito
in believing there is an end 10 the French monar.
chy. Mr. Cooper rejects That they may seem
thus TO unite he THINKS probable, tho object being
to preserve order The Carists, he thinks have now
strong hopes ofsesing Henry on the throne Of bis
ancestors.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

The Athens (0hio) Messenger recently
stopped tho press to announce 10 It's readers
the astounding intelligence that New Or.
leans had been totally destroyed by an
earthquake. Il was only verbal report,
and the editor was unable to give the par.
iiculars.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

The eulOgy on the lie and character of
John Quincy Adams, was delivered at BOs.
ton, on the 18th ult., 10 an immense con
course of people, by the Hon. Edward Ev.
orsu. Il will soon be published.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

tn. Germans Of New York city have sub
.onbed $4,000 in behalf Of the revolutionary
movements in Germany, and TO aid the widows
snd orphans Of those who have fallen in the recent
struggle.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Rrp RIVER continues in good boating
.,.ve. The \. b Shaw, fuhon, Jim Gill
mer Buffalo and kiamiehi, passed up last
week.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

The city council Of Savannah, have subscribed
s250,OOO to the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
Road. This completes the subscription Of S2,'
500 900, the estimated cost Of the road
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

The BgfTalo, N. Y, papers record the death
Of Ezekiel Lane, who built the first house in that
now aourishing city His age was lO2 years.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

1t is calculated that Asior's income must have
been, Of late S9,0O0,00O year, or SlG6000 a
month which is about Sll,j00 week, $500
a day, $40 an hour, and 81 minute
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

In the House, Mr Cooke moved for a su,pcn.
sion Of the rules, IN order lhn, he might Offer a
resolution, that hereafter the House should meet
al 10 o'clock. rwo.thrds not voting for the mo.
uon II failed.
The House then adjourned to jnin the procession
in honor Of The French REVOLUTION, without any
further business.
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rTIo. NJ %. F. TSs < W Graud Lodge Of III

men Of the ~ Of New-fofk a fesuar m--iin9 Of the
sc ely will be held Aschancs' Ha !, AZ Broadway,
this evening, Feb. 2 one hour after sunset
2fit ISAAC FRYER, Secy.
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e..h ia Let. ron .sr.. and so Do u4 So tint. interest

c.h 10 c;s from rors, and 80 Dc s4 So tine, Interest
ADDED
HEAP--A sac % 100 bales America Ds~ R0tted go
made at : - 81. cssh :, toe
etED--Fax.-@d 2. in demand and TIE rrees are i'm
pruviu1 Ia- ..es So or 80 b5s A. -, = bush-l
and 80 tsEs CO t-fs Clover q dali aaa s. %
soi1 r. : cents Z =.
RCE-rh- ceuxas 10 moderate snd 70; soid 81 8
- 81 in fair garees 'no-iDg marked ctArgs Ther'
4, = s-liI -Srr-- s~rana
GROcEAlES-Wi'hin I fs- dsy, 800 h.ss Rio Ccsse
h,vs heer A. s. 1centsentire Invoices the lover
Price fer- . 20 change ~ The sagsr market TIE
80. price about - hhcs New Orl-s-. ~ rsr rates
..->l.-s hs.sses have t-sn nsds a. 81. f,r rev Cubs
s7rs o. N.vOri-sns-trs 70 ns- rTi-- f,r lids T--
srv.s ssvs bssa mere Tree since osF asi and market bel
ter surpied
FRCIr-Ws note sses 500 boxes Orange. Ard Lsnaot,
a. 81 = 3 bcx
LI-E-We nols cargo ssls ~ p csafs Tor eonmor
snd lfs ~ frishiur There still csrso afosf.
sPICEs-Sass co ssgs Pim-nto On terms rnsss
pubic
HIDEs-The market suist with sac CT 900 RI.
Crane 81 i0.. ucs
GUNs-A sac Of 80 60 = Gun Copal -. made Al
privsfe bargain.
HAY-stss So balss Staten IslAss ard North River 81
n as cents.
BONE-A sale Ct 100 south sea w.s lad. =. s CT.
cesh
HoSEY-Oi Cabs strained small sac vas n.ss 81
Sc cents & IA
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Ga The 3lst ult WILLIAM FRANCIS BELL, printer
aged y years months and u dsys.
His friends. and those Of his brother. stevensol Bell
respectfully invited to attend bis funeral this aer
n on, az o'clock. from 20. ~ Pssrl.st.
~ Popghksepsie papers will please copy
IN the morning Of the st inst SARAH youngest daggh
er0fWem aod Sarah Lynch in the ID year Of her age
The friends n the family respectfully invited 10 a.
tend her funeral this afternoon at half p.st o'clock from
81 Psarl-sf.
On The morning Of the Is. inst after lingering Illness
HANNAH, wife Of James Campbell, in the 10Th year
her sge.
The relatives and friends also members Of Knick
Division No 81, Of r. and Pilgrim Lodge. l. # o
respectfully requested to attend her funeral from
her late residence 80 Cbrystie-st Wednesday after
noon. ~ Ociock
~ Pooghkeepsie papers please copy
On Tuesday, LIST inst BRAlNERD TAYLOR. son Of
v m NJ AMI Catharine A. ThorbpTn aged year, months
ana n days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral this Nv edueslsy afternoon az O'Clock
from The residence Of his father, 80 Morton st.
or corsum ton Jan. o. Al New-Orlesns. where she
D. for the benefit Of her hes TO- Mics MARTHA G
HALL youngest dsuabter Of Robert Hall Of New-York
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TUESDAY FEB !.
AsHEs-Peasls are u7 to - with sac. 80 b,s To-
10 farther advance " > ce-1s' Ihs mAiHrs i.f F''
COITON-Toasy up 70 change tine there was very
little done IN this article net as lp Da,s
r-portrd l-s4l that in The afternoon 1T o. si ~
b..s l-xss 49, sd i.r export me plee ro trA-'
pre. There Is esPo'i ion "a tns ar, O. soi
.Isr. 10 swat accounts PER Acacia nos irliy due
ELOrR AND NEAL-fh1 n0n-aLflyal ci he steamer
hs. checked b1sness N Bleaes-1as bat the market
without chance % notice noac- --AciiiJ As strir
shut 90 bbl. - sd5 81! f0rSr~ Orleans >o1o ~
fr Common % coed tr4nes esiern Aa9 Nesf-rr Ne~
York ard IS ior better % e..ih9a ~ l7ss- ~ 81
r the Gales were COO Dos illni hoop On1 a. - - GO
Brooklyn AZ 8 .nd SO do hscksrs A. - Ine sale q
l5o0 fos Ne~-Odskas maze yssereAy ~ a. 81
Thee were .e.-r. lrE0ra1ns e iaiue alive - 'u y 9
s-s,f ~ ro 80 ~ fncre r0th,rE doue
1. m o5s Pe.-r.turE 81 . PAR SgBthera o-srcs afe
h-dats SIS 81, j-rsey aes "a - small demand VITA
sale. Or 80 b5s - 80 oracoJ~ine . t-ne'n"J
nu-il e and there 1fs no 81 = -,
.RafS-N heat q 10 ~ -deraf- demand ard ~e he'r
oniy u $50 bushels Ns~oi ans ~ - eeHs i.r utins
So. 1t S.w-te-.ey arc Lofg Island sof g, izoc =
-. I C.la there 3 not much msvsulerr Tee --le.
- n, N 20 bushels bJ-t5 ir crnncl new -td ~
g.. oi Nsw,Jsrey, ior 80. 80. ~, nov IS ~.
soafh-rn ana u ~ tor ssftas-n VIA SALE, y" oasnes
b-r- 4, "a uaairy 0s Beaas aad sll-s 100 bis nsas 81
MARKET il dali ~ = cent?. With sales 50
mi. -Drscsc . - cenfs an car -.
PROyIslONs-In Fsfs instS : very noeetn, -,
.'..- : - 49,. 81 A s.e Of 80 bDlg four
NJ. AZ : Pirki-c Meats &c Gull s.i- ~
g. tee Wineh-sisr- Aazss y = :. 80, 49,
. 80, ----h .r- .nd-a-S.l-s 100 beis were ms1e A. 2
-. ri 4, 10 Z. sd CO r1-feh .r'aoie al : -
arrive For Beef 'as= . "a, ~. -. -, ~
iese.pey Of price. y sg~sd Cheese q ore trH Win
-, MI sroREs-of Spirit. Turp.nii-e s o or 40
iEAo-ws hear Of 4rOC pia ssa cod 'o-ds, s'+ s.
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Board of Assistant Aldermen.

The President Linus w. Stevens, Esq. in the
Chair
FROM The BoARD OF ALpEsMgs-C ornmun cation from
Board Of Edpcltion 20 certain appropriations Con
CURED in
Preamble and resolutions as to Gen. Qsiimsns arrival
Corcurred in . 49,,
ASSESSMENT LisTs-For building sewerin South VIII
lsn-st 10 the sewer in Broad for regulating, &c
Twenty fourth 81 between Sixth and Seventh avenues
for paving Pearst between Whitehall end Broad; for
building Nassau aud Liberty ia from the sewe
Msden.sns Broadway; for building sewer In TIT
" ffstsf. from Mad sonaveuue and Bloomingd.ie r1a0
All adopted hy both Boards.
RrsoLUToys By Assistant AID. Mullins-That the We
cant lot SOP Waest be fenced IN a. the expense 81
the own thereof Adopted By ssme-That the side
walk pposite the errine house 10 Wams near Pear,
be pu in res air under the .uueririendence Of the Alder
man and Assistant Of The Ward. Adopted 80
Doc no 2. ina relation 70 amendins the Charter Of the
City eken aud made the special order fer next
Monday. Adjourned
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IlhNlp-Russil bbl O. t1ss p "a 10 - % White
bnsh, IN qu,ntitiss q.
VESisOS-By III s,ials So. rate. fat IS etc = IN.
.er Or = 0 e-nfss ~ he = ~ over q; cis
VEAL % 3c = n t--orfinr o qrsifs r-fs g. = =
blk ~ IEvilt- uusfsnF q th- Nea- o. i.aas Ds.ia
writes On- o. tie insif-s 10 A-rieo ID. = n-r
Of ssll Elk Instead 81; the White Wo-d-u
o. Tie lc1ssp01fed Win the ci-er-ut
hung upou H. snc re rstns belcsrt 70 coavsy from
pl.cs 70 place y IN isp.frh. or Old noness-r cot
inE nero pscsnr kb01t his hsrdrroUaed heal We
have The live snirsls themselves driven from door 70 door,
q The different Tssar cast1m.Ts where they are xed
srd rsga.sr stani EheIe rsassn par s13p- 81
tT milking into the ves-l Dc which they tax- 70 hone
Beside drove q. With ne calves al - RAJ
riug ard bssrr s-s- them trer- = SEC r.nE q g,st.
SD 6rve1 s.o1E fhN people nay s-ir
20 1raify ard price srd SO TIER di1.rrn-
his rsds would have I'D re rice tssi- Dr. J.hn-
sor. III i-SirCrrs1
ErTzrrEST - niEFEEFyr sussIsscEs-Dr Wuwic.
gives interesting garrison 81 the acunf Of
nenf contained In r-reat suttsnces ard tn- tine FOR
their cF.srn OF regsrs'es - considers thar tsar.
contain r1fri~enf A. t1 arrns susst,oce h.
msrts that mutton r1fains ~ per cent q nufrlnsn
beef = chicken 3 PORK a. cod snd sole 81 hsddock s
As digsston boiled fee occupies hour ssG0 a.
hour snd forty Eve minutes tarocs and barley hours
bread Two hcus brad fhr-- hours boiled cab
bsss four nJurs oysters snd BALI hosrs s.rou four
hou-s Fsn.on crops snd shsf-r1ufrou thrss-bsei
thr-r-r1ss; pork I've sd qua7tsr-taw ess fw0-hari
fcll-1 as.s Three arf : haIf