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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BOSTON, Dec Brokers Bodrd-l0 shs Boston and Wor
Railroad l9%; % Reading Railroad. l g % do, IL
20 do, }S 10 10 vernont and Mass Railroad So Ftchburs
aroro lSss l3 do, 49, do, w Old Colony Railroad
S5 esttrn Railroad 1896 % d. los boo 10 Vt Central
Rar ad $685. Fall River Railroad 81 80 East Boston Co
l0 100 IL; rights Boston and Worcester Raro
Ftehbug Railroad 81 Isl l00divdends East Boston Co
81 rs mos Vermont and Mass Railroad S.; 5000 Reading
Railroad Bonds, 1850. 66T Second Board Dee Sc shs Vt
Central Rairosd 665 Western Railroad 1884 10 do 1926
Boston and Providence Railroad, 9lk Vermont and
Rslroad co. 80 Reading Railroad lSs ID Boston Bank 81
6 On Michigan Railroad Bond
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INTERNATIONAL ART UNION ESTA BLISHED IN TaE
City Of New York for promotion of the for the Fine
Arts in the United States America introducing through
means Of perpetual Free Gallery the chedGuvcs of the Eu
rOpean School Of Art Its object Ia to furnish the Student
with Paintings worthy become his models promote
general public taste Subscription So for which each
the Institution which followsI magnificent An
nua Eneavng done expressly tho Institution worth the
full price Of the annual subscription. share the Annual
Distribution of Paintings and orh of Art of the very highest
class Every Nond the Gallery reserved exclusively
ss- form ing practical School Of Art for study In i'd
don to these advantages subsc ber to the
will have the honor Of contributing to the work which
the Institution takes e-of sending every
American Art to Europe at its expense to study
it's bsst schools The Free Gallery win be thrown open
the public at the rooms Of the international ArtUnon $50
BroadW of Keade street. Monday the 18th Decem
ber inst and the books for subscription will be opened the
place AID time Subscribers for lS9 will receive Of
the spendd mezzotnt engraving by Affair of Paris of 1.-The
rayer aittr the original picture Of Dubu proof copy may
be at the of the Institution Subscriptions BIO
sent by mail the cah and postage paid to the
Managers OF the Art Union who win Immediately
forward certificate Of memb shp Honorary Secretaries VIII
be appointed in city in the Union They receive sub
scrYons and forward the Engravings aud Works of Art
GOuPIL. YIRERT l. co. Manarera
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CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE ca ATTAIN.

Monday Evening Deoember llta will be acted the Meo
Drama OF ELLA ROSENBU KG-Rosenburs Mr.. q. r. Thorne
Col Montord Mr. Dawes; Ella Rosenberg, MIRA Torne After
which the popular of the MYorE tES AND MISERG3
Burke Sykesey Mr. Seymour; Big LIE Mrs Wo7'ward tto
Lie, Miss hesayer To conclude with the KING AND DE-
SEkTER-Aber moustaohe Mr. Thorne Rosae MIRA Thorne-
Doors open ct OK, curtain risss at Boxes Pitl2kc
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and SUPERIOR quality packages cult the trade and better
adapted Tor their than the market For
very much less than the usual rates. by WILLIAM M PARKS
mali hskey Dstcr Sc Seventh 0aoc ~ Stone st.
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DARK rHEATRR-M0NDAY EVENING, DECEMBER
lth the entertainments will with tragedy Of
RICHARD lI-Richard Duke Of 0loster Mr. Hambia K NJ
henry W. Mr. Gilbert Richmond, Mr. Clarke Duke
ingham Ms j. H. Scott; Elizabeth Mrs Winstauley Lady
Anhs Miss @ Wemyss Duchess Of York, Mr.. DyOt After
ly and original Aegoroal Dvertisement composed
arranged BY Mona Monplaisr entitled LIBERTY The
-Four Quarters Of the wordAmerca Nine. Adele Monplaisr
Europe Mile st Clair Asia Mile Waldegraye; Africa, Milo
BuaI. Dress Circle 70 cents Family Circle % cents Upper
Boxes, 70 cents Pit IE cents; Gallery, l2kc.
pOWERY THEATRE-M0NDAY EVENING, DEC. llTH
~ will be performed the drama u MUNG0 PARK, the
Arab the Nser-Kara Herr Desbach Mungo Park Mr. NJ
Mr. winans Immalee krs Herbert Previous to which, NY
FELLOW CLERK-Mr. Hooker, Mr. Rose; Tsctic, Mr.. dal
Victim Mr. Jordan Fanny Mrs Herbert During the evening
Grand Ballet advertisement by sgnoa Ciooos and Snor a.
TUES To conclude with TaE MILLER AND HIS MEN.
Doors onen at quarter past G-oommence at Boxes cents
Pit and Gallery, l2k cents
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tAUTioN-TO DRUGGISTS AND AroTHECARIEs-A
pctsonis travelling through New England
New York and now believed to be in this city, who is Offering
for sale various chemical
himself MS an agent ind at other times principal
ofPowers& Weghtman, manufacturing chemists
both u which stat mcnts wholly without In m
And am nutho,sed and r,guesed BY friends
Neghtmar to caution the trade against the purchase OF any
spurious articles purporting to be Of their and
which may be offered tor sale by raverng
try oensh In their behalf thoy employ and never
have any person to act In this their
Any individual being possession Of which lead
the detection Of the mroser above alluded TO. will
favor by communicating the TO the Undersigned
G. r. DEGEN, 100 WAiist.
,, Sole agent for Povcrs& wcightmsn.
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s96 BIoadwayMr Alfred Bosseau pupil of Paul Dearsce
will morning class for ladies' and evening
tmen which be will teach the different styles Of drawing and
painting portraits figures and landscapes The pupils will be
ceiyed in Mr. Boisseau gallery Of paintings hours when v
no admitted lh location such that ldies at
tend with perfect proTrey Mr. Boseau fol
lowing gcnemeMsjor Poussn Minister OF the U.
81 Mr. smoune Consul General of France, Charles King ESD
w. Bryant Esq, N. Willis Esq Baron r. de Frobrnud
GgHour Charles de la Forest EGG omte dc iOn Charles Can
da, Esq., L. D. " Peugnet Esq Paul Arpn, ESQ., T. Dder
New yorh; f. G. Beriean ESD Brooklyn For partouars
ply at Mr. Boseaus Gallery Of Paintings ;96 Broadway.
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- evening" Dec llt viii be acted the comedy BREACH
W PhOMlsE-EteDezor Sudden Burton; Mr. Jabber Me-
johnson Matilda Miss Chapman; Mary Miss Morgan Ahsr
winch an entirely indescribabity called wMERE5 BAR
smiler Mr. Brougham; srggss Mr.. Burton; josh
snngy MT Johnston Miss seraphiua smith Miss Morgan To
conclude WITH THE TRAGEDY QUEEN, or n from the
History OF TIE Sage-Mr Anne Braeegirde Chapman;
Law, Sandtast Mr. Johnston; Bridget Bowling Dress
Circle bo Family Circle Tier 2ba Doors oper at
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NO CURE. NO CHAEGk-DR. MURPHY OF IS GOLD
IN street Is conhdenay consulted private
Recent Of gonorrhe no in four
Constitutional debility and impotenoy successfully treated BY
Dr. n mo mercury used in hindrnnoe from bua
nioe Is Gold street, open from IA. n. to 9 Pm
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NIUsIC CLASS FOR ADULTs-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
Iva give free Lecture, introductory to the formation OF
for Ladies and Gentlemen in tho first Nh.
steal Education and in the art otredng Musical Notes Tues
day evening the 18th inst at o'clock us Broadway The
pan Of instruction Ia new aud ehee tive.
r.Hl. }. +. WARNER Translsto, OF weber, &c.
RRADYS GALLERY OF DAGUERREoTYrE PORTRAITS
~ ard Family Groups Nos POS aud 2 Broad 81 door Scah
e Pauls Church. second third and fourth Hours
from in the morning till 8 in the evening.
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DARhUa's AMERICAN ausEUM.-P. 4. BARNUM, PIC

u ARNUA'S AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. 4. BARNUM, Pro
- proor Hitchcock Manager Magnificent performances and
every afternoon at and overy evening at half past
o'clock The manager happy the gnaeG human
pair that alive in the persons Of Major nger
and his sweet heart ano the Fairy Queon both whom
much acr than General Tom Thumb They
day and evening The manager also happy to Bur
)esue Opera written expressly for the American Museum
titled The Sleep walker being dark version the popular
Of sonnsmhuls with choice selection Of the of
that and other popular and the avore Ethiopian Me
deshe whole under the dir, elton of Mr. g. Evans and the
entire force and talent of the celebrated Sable Brothers,
host Of other talented musician with full oweru
Great Western the Yankee will
week in his comic meanse The Worsed Homestead Pete
Morris Mrs Morel Mrs Ave,el Miss Leslie. Mr. T. oidaed
the Highland Mammoth Brothers, Living Ourang Outang Wax
Scripture Statuary Madame Rockwell Fortune Teller Ad-
missiop. % cents children under ten years 2 cets
RY GENERAL REQUEsT-MAURICE sTRAKosCH WILL
II give previous to his departure for the South Farewell
Concert the Musical Hail. 59 Broadway Saturday next
December 10th. Mr. Strakoch will perform smongs:
pieces grand Duo Concertante with the celebrated Heart
Hez who has kindly ssened lend his for the
sion Particulars future advertisements Tickets
dollar have to he procured from the music sttres.
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VA MANIFESTATIONS, BY TWO GIRLs-ONE AS
w Chambermad assist in washing ironing to do
general housewok in private family the other as waiter or
country good FROM their last place Please call
Pearl street. stairs front Can be for two
AVS
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E0O BR0ADWAY.-IN CO NSFQUENCE OF THE AID
COC vsnced Of the aDd In order prepare
tie trade, kessrs Scot will greatly reduced
prcs ner present ock Of Lace Emtroderes Ribbons Nus
dos NC no. Ladies are particularly lnyited to call aud
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HARLEM PARK TROTTiNG COU RsE "A PURSE OF $50
Mile Heat-best three in FIVE in HarLess-ree for all
Trotting Horses that over $50 Purseto of
Thursday, 18th December Mt PPM Four make race
and three Enters close Maddens
Monday, 18th December ppm.
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TNBE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE BY THE CASE
Or retail large quantity o. choice as orted Hyacinhs apd
Plants and fancy articles in this line Having large num-
Der Of Towering plants to stock at Harlem enabled
to execute all orders for Bouquets for bridal other parties
which may be favored with during the will
my aim TO excel In this branch Of business
T. DUNLAP, Florist, &c. 635 Broadway
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RRoADWAY CIRcUs-NEAR SPRING srREEr-JOHN

I'D TIyon. Manager; VIM. Niblo Jr, Trsamrn-Thir,
week Of the Classic Olympic manshp by th
first riders in the Iroesson the Exercises Of the Circle comps
all the equestrian and acrobao talent in the Kemp
the cebrsted English Clown engaged appear Monday
18th December Boxes ~ cents Upper Circle 25cen Children
half price.
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M ITCHtLLs OLYMPIC TuEATRE-aoNDAY EVENING
w Dec H. will be performed Tue CUSTOM OF THE COUN.
TRY-Achlle Townsend Mr. Niokinson; Handle Hbbs Mr..
ConCvea IImShsus Master Drew Peggy Miss Roberts After
which THESEuS AND ARlADNE D@iaus, Mr.. Coaoyer;
Mnos H. Mr. Arr old Thoseus Miss Mary After winch
THE UPROAR HOUSE IN DISASTER PLACE-Al amod. Mr.
Nchinon Lutesrng tist Clarke Satin Phillips To CON
cude with GOING 40 THE RACES-Nr. Jeremiah Twidile
hr Hand Mr. John James Chucks Mr. Nicknson Mrs Twid
die Miss Mary Cannon Dress role 80 Upper
n will rae
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VNANTED-A PLACE IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. FOR
w excellent young thoroughly
with waiting ehamberwork and washing and ironing Apply
ITO Twelfth str
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WANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND COACH
w Houe accommodations for private establishment
psng two carriages and three horses in situation in aon
ing central Of Broadway good hay loft and
will be required with ndisputable premises
dress Stables Herald office stating the position and
he
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CLAIRvOYANT EXAMINATIONS FOR DIsEksEs-MISs
~ PERRY, long known Of tho distinguished
merle subjects tho United States would respectfully
her former stients that she has again
Clhrvoyant She will also attend patients
SITTER the late Mrs. Johnion. Residence 49, Broadway 4
door from Grand ct -
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CAST OFF CL0TaING AND FURNITUaE-LADIEs AND
~ Gentlemen having superfuous enectsto dispose wearing
apparel &c. obtain fair prize for the sending for
the subscr through the Post Office or otherwise who viii
attend at their Ladies attended Mrs Icyenstyn
LEVENSTYN. 4t6 BROAD wav un atairs
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NJ EMORANDA.-LsTTERb BAG OF PACKET SHIP WESg
l Point for Liverpool will close the Exchange Read
this day, at hapast III o'clock Packet ship
vilaso sail this day a! u oce'k Letter bags Of steamer 3r
tanns for Halifax and Liverpool will close the above office
Tuesday Dec. 18th at before o'clock letter for all
prts the West Indies, Chatrcs Tanama and 'bo Pa
made at the Exchange Readir Room Tuesday D IL
nd ftrpard row ma .
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M AEON AND WESrEcN RAILROAD COMPANY, OF
Nl fee at Macon December SiSA meeting Of the stock
holders Of this company and election for President Dec
will he holden at this office Tuesday the second day o.
January, 1si9 SPn,d j. n TAYLOR Sec
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Dn WHEELER oCULisT. % GREENWICH STREET
~ devotes his exclusive attention to diseases of the Eye
Ophhamic Surgery Catarac removed In days. without
PAIN principal and sight restored Artificial Eyes
ale and inserted. Office hours from 8, A. Il o'clock n.
References TO the FIRST families in the city.
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NOR NDEN CO. HAVE MADE
arrangements to place companies in California Persco0e
Of emgsting and having cash capital 500
Join association upon the most favorable terms Also
larger avail Of that will the
the important advantages These
to those dspoed to emgrae not only the economical
Portable and speedy mode, but will probably result arg
profit the members the
The association will exclude all who temperate
Apply to HARNDEN CO, Wall street, New York. and
Court street, Boston,.
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Steamships between New Yerk and Liverpool, and between
Boston and Liverpool calling at Baivax land and receive
Cart Lang from Boston wednesday Dec ID Ca ada Capt
Judhns from New York. Wednesday Dec az Niagara
RyIie. from Boston, Wednesday Dec. "a Europa Capt.
Lott from New York. Wednesday jan 10 Aue Capt
Leb, from Boston, Wednesda Jan. q; Cauada Capt
IudknS from New York on "Wednesday Feb Niagara C,pt
10 LIVERPOOL, fret cabin s2O second cabin So
For Freight or Passage arpy to
f. CUNARD Jr IS Broadway
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EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA-wILL LEAVE ON OR
IL about the 10th instant via Chays Panama San
Monterey; also the Gold Regions and Military
Upper California Small parcels and packages received up
ooeoek on the day of sailing Two messengers who out in
above named Time through seventy All packages
and parcels to be left at 8. Woodwortbs % Park Row
l. n
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CALIFORNIA; CENT? EMAN, SCIENTIFIC GOLD
and Silver Refner by tsion with all the
Of his business and who has been located gold mine in vr
gna open treat with Of ciptal
by accompany them California and the gold regions Re-
ference his ability he furnished None need apply
No. 20 Ann street. from SA TO M. N B.-God Dust,
Ore and Sweeps refined melted and assayed and the value
given.
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A SUPERIOR FARM, OF 125 ACRES THREE. FOURTH5 OF
IA mile from Flushing steamboat landing with good Dwell
ling Barns Carriage house. Hovels &c., fine Orchard 81 miles
from Willamsburgh Ferry The land first the situation
elegant The whole part will be disposed Of The Stages
twice day to and from the city For particulars and payment
which is easy, call A. SERGEANT SON, 10 Wall ST.
N. BIO Other Farms
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ASTRONOMY, PHRENOLOGY AND ASrROLOGY.-
IA Madame Du Boyco has the pleasure of assuring her friends
that The science she unods 30 invariably satisfactory to all
sts0undng results but continues
Division street where be may he consulted at any tn during
the day and evening" in regard to health property
Lds enemies, Law suis love- courtshp and marriage aud
information given with degree of surprising eoncep
ton. Terus-ladies 26 gents: gents. so cents
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DUlNIN HOTEL-THE BAR ROOM DEPARTMENT,
with the gas and bar fixtures and standing furniture. Ill
complete will be rented to respectable ond responsible
advantageous terms Apply to the proprietor the Hotel
Of How ard md Mercer streets
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VATANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTA BILE YOUNG
w woman cock wash and iron do general house
work for small family Good reference given Apply at 0S
kuproe street. be days
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NOR sALE---A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY. ATTIC
brown front House in Madison between 3Jt
and Sst streets Madison The house repete with
the Croon hot and cold throughout
fixtures &c. The front paror Al feet doep with ornamental
the with 10 feet the
surpassed for elegance and workmanship by of its
north Of 18th street The adjoining lot together with the
be had with the house. Inquire OF VIM c. CONNER
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7 osr VOICE, &c. RESTORED

/ OST VOICE. &c. RESTORED
IL New BEprOR ~ Aug. III, 1913.
Mr. W. Fowe Having many certificates published in
relation DR. Wistars Baam Wild Cherry take this
opporur y Of Offering word in its which
liberty 70 publish few months stree ws uogs became
much a1ected by sudden cold that she lot her
fred severely from pains in the breast Her situation
friends uch alsm Having heard yosr Basam strongly
1nded by these who Lad used it, bottle
sg this place. She took It according directions and
rfe41d wonderful effect Before ang bottle she
ps her voice. the pains subsidized her health
vase1D fully re established You're truly,
x<0Such testimony 10 Yelled upon Be careful the
article ycu buy 1t must have the signature Of Butts tho
wrapper to he genuine.
For sale. wholesaler retail by Messrs D. Sands 100
Fulton street, OF William Henry Johnson 3 Broadway
VIM Berger 30 Courandt ST. and by the druggists generally
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LNOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.-TaE SUBSTANTIAL
and elegant Steamship lshmus will leave this port for
Chagres and Havana Monday 2h Of December at IL o'clock
Passage 70 HAVANA in saoona to ohags in $780, For
500 ms sp - sss 81 Is SsoS pssssns s1
&AN533 49, ID mass hsm With 1hs crew 70
I1ssneen BY this vessel win commas Win
rs ~ g 81 i syB ira E ,,s ~, ..,,,.
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nor SALE.--TBE BUENA VISTA BOWLING SALOON
In of the having other business
to- he will sell tho above saloon cheap for cash t may
at A vesey tre Inquire sos Grand street in The
fer 8. d. HAWKINS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
"The Clumsy DOdger."

Gen. Cass has tried his best not 10 commi
himself on the great question of Internal I'm
provements. But he is the clumsest dodqer in
the Locoioco ranks. In his reply to The Chica
60 Convention letter. he informed that ''circum,
stances would prevent his attending" This
certainly was not very explicit. At Cleveland
Judge Wood thrust al him the very pointed in.
qulry whether he was, or vas not, opposed to in.
ternal improvements Gen. Cass replied tha,
"the noise and confusion that prevailed would
prevent his being heard on that momenlous sub.
ject!"
If he had stopped there, all would have beer
well. But he added
81 hope you have all read The letter which
addressed to the National Democratic Conven.
lion. declared that 10 be the close of nv DO.
tilical professions"
Here's a clue to the mystery. In the letter
thus referred TO, Gen. Cass says:
81 have carefully read the resolutions of the
Democratic National Convention, laying dogn
The platform Of our political faith, and adhere
TO them as firmly as IapprOue them cordially"
Now then, what say those resolutions upon
this paruIar subject! Here is one of them:
"ReSO'red, That the Constitution doesnol CON.
fer upon the General Government ihe pouer 10
commence and carry on a general system OF in.
ternaI improvements.
So the dogder is cornered at last! With all
his anxiety 10 evade The question, he did not
succeed. He stepped all around the trap-he
put his foot in it after all He ''adheres firmly"
to the declaration that the Government has no
pOwer 10 carry on work of internal improve.
men! OF course, he would follow in the foot.
sleeps of James X. Polk, and veto any such
OiII.-New York Courier g. Enquirer.
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Correspondence Of The Pittsburgh Gazette.
of the Steamship washington
New YORK. Sentemb

New YORK, September 6, l848.
The Steamer Washington arrived at her wharf
last evening, bringing three days later intelli
gence from all paris Of Europe, having sailed
from Southampton on the 2lst of August.
She experienced rough and stormy weather
the entire voyage.
etrpool continues very bad, and the potato CROP
IS suffering dread(uy in consequence. NJ
change in The markets.
lRELAND.-ln Dublin and vicinity every thing
IN the shape of excitement has disappeared.-
NO lurIher outbreaks are anticipated. John
Martin, the Editor of the Irish Felon, has been
lound guilty, and sentenced 10 ten years trans
portatlon. The potato blight is spreading in
every direction, and but few fields have esca.
ped its influence.
Observation-Disclosures from France wears
agloomy and even threatening aspect-dread
pervades all classes of the community, in con.
sequence Of the many rumors aAoat-or secret
societies, and formidable conspiracies to over.
throw the present Government. General Cav
lgnac, 1t is said, has received warning of the
medltoted insurrection. He is concentrating a
large military force in and about Paris, and it is
believed that he has sufficient strength to put
down all opposition against the Government.
lTALY.-Tha accounts from Italy represent
the cause of Italian nationality at almost hope
less. Charles Albert is talking of abdicating.
LIVERPOOL, August 21, 1848.
The Corn Market showed rise of from two
shilIlngs to four shillings per quarter in Corn
and if the bad weather continued, still further
advance was Immediately anticipated. The
Liverpool Cotton Market, at the close of busi-
ness on the 10Th, showed no change.