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The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29

CONFECTIONERY AND FRUITS.
WAREHOUSE WEST SIDE
SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG. VA.
GOUTHERN and Western Merchants are respectfully
0informed that prepared all times to attend to
orders for
AIRY,
Fresh Fruits, Cegars & Fancy Articles,
of all kinds and qualities, and low they a
forded Merchants requested to call send their
orders, which shall be attended in the best possible
manner SAML. H. MARKS.
May S, ls49. 75s-
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Notice.
W7AS Committed to the Jail of Johnston County
w on the Sd day of August, ls49, Negro man
who says his name is Miles, and that he belongs to
Michael King Of Sampson County Said negro is about
26 years age dark complexion, and feet u inches
high, and speaks quick when spoken The owner is
requested to forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, he will be dealt with the law
directs. j. H. DANIEL Sheriff.
smithfeld, August 9Th Is49 77l-3t
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rs a sovereign remedy for Incipient CONSUMPTION
IL Indigestion, Nervousness, Impoteney F'luor Albus
Loss of Muscular Energy, Physical Lassude, Female
Weakness, Debility, sc. q tsss-
Price So per bottle, or $24 per Dozen.
Beware Of spurious limitations which are sole at A
reduced price. -. s.... 81
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Pescud & Johnson.
and Williams, Haywood, & Co., Raleigh, N. C.
Nov. IL, 1913. F1s +sfa :. 732-Jv
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q. 8. Wholesale Clothing WarehOUse,
Lewis & Hanford,
No. 252, 254, 256 and 25s PEARL STREET,
Between Fulton st. and Burling Slp)
NEW YORK,
HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
0LOTHING in the United States, adapted to all
Markets. In the article of Shirts and Drawers we
keep endless variety. Also the most extensive
ufacturers of OIL CLOTHING and Covered Hats in
the world Plain and Fashionable clothing of all kinds
Catalogues of stock sent by mail. Orders promptly
filled LEWIS & HANFORD,
Nos. 252 254, 256, and 25S Pearl st. N. Y.
July 2, l649. 765-l2t.
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Raleigh, August Goth, 1s49.
To Merchant Tailors.

A RARE chance for any person wishing to continue
the Merchant Tailoring business, the old stand
of V. r. Peirson, on Market street, Wilmington.
This establishment has been carried on successfully for
the last ten years. with nett profit from 500 $4,000
yearly. The subscriber Withdrawing from the business
offers the stock orpar of it, together with the fixtures of
the store the most accommodating terms promising his
influence to the purchaser.
All letters addressed the subscriber the subject
will be attended to with promptness
V. r. PERSON, Agent.
July 3, ls49. 77O-4t
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OREGON! TEXAS! CALIFORNIA

"TISHING to moee to one of the above countries
w offer for sale that we'll known stand where now
reside known as Rogers or Wnn's Roads, Is miles
Northwest of Raleigh, containing about $50 acres OF Land
Two thirds still in forest There are it a comfortable
Dwelling House, large and convenient Store House, q
large Gin house. Blacksmith shop Post Office room and
necessary out houses good water and is one among
the handsomest situations in the county, high healthy
and desirable place to live at, and doubt but as
good country stand any.
also offer my plantation track miles north, on
Neuse River and Big Lick creek, containing 5l2
about 400 acres bottom Land and about half of the
tract still in forest about half of the bottom Land heavi
Il tmbered the balance we'll inclosed This tract lying
in the bend of the River is truly rich and valuable odi-
nary houses good water.
Persons wishing to settle themselves permanently in
this country will do we'll my lands before Purchas-
ing elsewhere determined TO leave this country,
will sell the above lands cheap-no mistake Come and
see, if you want bargain.
ROBERT N. JEFFREYS.
Wake n. c., Feb. iS, ls49. 749-tch.
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold for cash, the Court House door in
w the Town of Jackson, on Monday, the 3rd day of
September ls49 that being Court day, the following
tract of Land much thereof will be sufficient
satisfy the due the and the costs of this
advertisement for the years ls45-'6-'7, and g
Mason Daniels heirs, due for the year 1s45 $50 acres
value 500, 81 800 valua: double taxi living
on the waters of Wheeler's Mill Swamp, 5000
Do. do. 1S46, double tax, 1920
Do. do. 1847, single tax, 500
Do. do. ls4s, 273 cts. double tax, s,22
$33,e2
jackson, Northampton County,1
July l6, ls49.
H. sPIVEY, Shift
price of adv. $3.) - 75s--ts.
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Ss25 REWARD.

u ANYWAY from Matthew N. Strickland s'neSTii eSui
i'm November ls47, Negro Man CALv1N, aged a. Srs
Thirty years He is very black negro, and aoOs 10Th
feet ten eleven inches high. he has fine whe
He had been hired about Raleigh some two years
ran away Said boy believe, is lurking about fatS %
as he has wife at Mr.. Towles. will give the ~ Ms
reward for his apprehension and delivery to me or IN
confinement II, Raleigh Jail. BRYAN G REGTn
For NJ. N. TRICKLANpc
August 90, l549. TE~
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80 Just Received. asS. les
A FRESH supply Of Clarified sugar. prime arti-
N Gle. Also, on hand, Brown, Loaf, and crushed
sugars Green and Black Tea Pepper Allspice Ginger,
Powder, Shot and Lead, cut nails and braids. i.
For sale by ~ 81. ]. BROWN,
No. 9. Fayetteville Street.
July 25th, Is49. 76s-
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BOnnefs, Bonnets.

UST received from New York, another fresh aud
q elegant supply of Fashionable Bonnets and Artca
Flowers Fine white Linen wire, straw and hair Rough
and Ready and Pedal Straw, Leghorn, and Artificial
Flowers. - r. A. MITCEETT =
Raleigh, July 4, ls49 766-
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TUST received fine assortment of r.; 49, A A..
q farasos. Ladies' Black Sun Umbreias and
Silk Fringed Parasols Black s-EsT - ppnWN eeu
April 25, Is49 1xs ="
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Umbrellas. ParasOIs q ParasoIcttes,

MANUFACTURED
THE AMERICAN MANDATORY,
ESQ Pearl Street, New York,
(Sign of the three Golden UmbrelLas.)
NTERCHANTS in want of an assortment of Um-
lNl brelas and Parasols obliged to pay second
profits, but call at the Manufacturers who
making 1900 daily, by the introduction of Steam and
New Patent Machinery and enabled to produce the
best and most elegant styles of goods and sell them at
rate, with which they defy competition.
ISAAC SMITH, & CO..
Manufacturers, New York.
P. S. We have branch of our House established in
Boston, Mass, No Seawell Block, Milk street, where
we shall be happy to see our friends. L. S. 81 Co.
July 1649 765-l2t
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FTNHE Firm of YoUNG s. BLEpsoE is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. AS il is desired that the
business of the Firm should be settled early prac-
tcable all persons indebted to the will please
come forward and make payment to s. H. Young, who
is authorized to close the business.
s. H. YOUNG,
NJ. 4. BLEDSOE.
Raleigh. May lst, ls49. 756-
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
TINE business heretofore carried under the name
i and style of Young & Bledsoe will be henceforth
conducted by s. H. Young the old stand, where
he has received and is opening large and splendid
assortment of
Staple and Fancy Spring Goods,
which will be sold the reasonable Our
old and the public generally respectfully
invited to
GIVE NE 4 CALL!
3. II. YOUNG.
= Raleigh, May Ist, 1919. 756-tf
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Wafer

e DOZ. Received and for sale at the Drug Store
" WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.
Raleigh, July ls, IS49. 767-tf
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TuPMip Seeds,

NORTHERN and Country of good quality for sale,
My WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co:
Yaleigh, July ls, ls49. 767-r
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DIR. JOSEPH J. w. TUCKER,
d. T.. Rurc.l. & Co.

WE are now manufacturing the very best peg Boots
w that can be made, and sell them cheap as If
made North Call and look at them, price for the best
from $5 to 6, and warranted TO stand.
June %, lS49. I64-
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Just Received
clothing, Clothing.

Clothing, Clothing.
INOR bargains IN Ready Made Clothing call on
+ E. L. HARDING.
May I4th le49. 75S-
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Corn and Meal.
Chewing Tobacco
Coffee

A FRESH Lot of Thomastown Lime, lust received
IA r. TUCKER & SON.
"o' 1917 76O-
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500 REWARD.

For by Co. n c.
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WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & co.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECAKAE ES,
HEEP constantly ON hand large and well selected
bFUGS' % MEDTcINES. PAINTS OILS D9E- 2-Y
SIUFFS PERFUMERY, WINDOW AND
PICTURE CLASS, AND DRUGGISTS
GLASS WARE.
Raleigh, Oct 1s4s. fZe-on:, I
Also WINES and BRANDY. of the best qnallty'
for Medical purposes, and superior SEGARS and ~
BACCO, &c &c. which they offer for sale upon the
most accommodating terms.
Just Received
OOOT TapS s1s ssss aSsa' Fos o;''sF' 8 g SS;;
per yard :. az1 c,s no, III.
, f1lso q 5 III H. B. HAYES.
Raleigh, July 6, 1s49.
Iust Received from the Mandatory
Ladies' Shoes and Slippers.
FRESH supply of Kid and Morocco Walking Shoes
n Do Ladies' Slippers, Buskin Walking Shoes;
Also GOOD assortment of Frnged and Flounced Silk
ParasoIs. For sale by }. bRO"N,
No. g. Fayetteville street.
D,:A IT., O 1866
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Turin a. arrange capitalization 'fiearp.,
lice wus grHulrd and iIs drpuaiion n,'
rceied % luflG where lIiry arrived ou m,
seventh ...........,...
AUSTRIAN TTALY,
DISTRACTIONS % rHf rDws ~ Bsr.rn
sLAuGgTTH Or TnE lhHAHITAsvs. Afr,.
siege Of eiRhi days, hrehcla, ur rather ibe a.
boo nf what we Hher HrrrriH, II ~ Ddtstf,...
aftIe Auhlrippr. Tie iowE wns bumhsf5.i
lar six hours, aud lie streets we're carried ],
lie Peinl az liie haynnei, aud ille iHl,sLiiuri,
driven into the hnuses,W here Ilry were ly,,
ed alive. The Milan GHzeue Of Anil 8I
contains summary Of the revolt aud rhply,.
Of iifesciH, II snys lif inhabitants ofll,rrr
yLnkiug advantage 81 the Aisence Gf ihe BE-.
Ton phrt 0i the garrison, roVOllrd aPaina M.
Emperor Hnd constituted q provisional po,.
appointed COMMITTEE 0fp
lie Safely, They lhen arrested and M iTesl
ed some officers, WHO lefi the citadel 10 eoo
sut win the local authorities, iuterceplsJ
several carriages containing ladies, hnd' d.
hHted rather like fHvnEeH llnn men,
rmhll driHclmenis we're drawn from w.
tuun ubd Mnnlua, ~ order 20 saye lhe iii,
frnni the anarchy lnuFnied hy tho Canon
nnd tie RHimoudi. MHrshal llaynon Ala
~ the ciiy,and On The BOlh 0fMsfel
sai do9n l,ef,fe Tie wall, with ap0O mss
and Elk ennnon. he offered terms Of ansnr.
mrni which poi Icing accepted, h. divided
lis force inio five attachments, each ofVLiel,
attacked one Of tho gates, TIE anillsW
lrom The Citadel opened ~ fire. n llf SAND
imc. The attack wns terrible, N, earl house
was ldkru iy nNnulG hui ou ihe lsi AVtl lha
sielaF,- ssss ACCOMPLISHED Tie Gl...,,
81 1ufin, snys ihe Auslrions surrounded he
i0wii, 20 tiInT eFcbpe WIS iWPutfilI'e' Tie
carnage Nas Immense,
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NQllces~Frull Trees &c.
"a NOOK ron EYEnY DoDY

W. have secp notices 300 several pulilca
llonsnf " Cutrs'Aurucan Fruit boDhi
also his American YeicrlnHraa, ~ Diaease'
81 Domestic Animals, apd have curative
ruruuriiy raumiurd the WnrAs .Ihr FfHt
Book contains directions for missing, proPl
eaiinE aud maAlg,ng TfuU tTeFs, shrubs aus
lranls, aud points cot The best varieties and
kinds ofFruh, ihr beet modps nj Draining, the
yarlans insects nat niWe Trees and the rem
od.rs against tlow, 50. 40.
~ COTE r,r o long umc'hps been popular
Editor Of Agricultural Journals, aud ~ pies
cnt 10 Editor oflhs Nov England FHmeg. ~
llr soems amply qualified h,SsuoH task ~
rhe prcseut Nurk, which 10 all that u eisims
10 bc, ~ BOOK for cycry Body II contains
nearly 800 Pag'i, 'hwiy bound fuee, 80
cents
The other Wo ny lie same Author, upon
Dlsoayrs OF Domestic Animals, 10 likewise ga
Dook ior every BODY At least furevery flr-
Her. Ia directs auehuon Up the Causes,
Symptoms of D,scascs, aud Prcseribes Rene
dos. w,lh directions fpfWarlug and 1ra'n.ag
Animals. We note few Of The subjects
treated upon Horses, descriptions, aud choos-
ing oC good Horse training Colts care ~
hratcd and vel Horses care slme ia tray
cUnr CaHuuon, llols, llcaycs, sc ~e,-
Caulc. sheep and senc arc Treated "f ~ a
similar manncr Omen are valuable Horses
6r olhcr .brursic hn,m1ls injured or lost for
uf want Of npely Information, snd "a tbs
Worh Il 80 fIraished, lt,onsists u about 800
pages aud 10 sold COZ 30 ccun,
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49, yDMngleUa,G,
.RATU RDAE, NAY 9, lsi1,
The State Of Canada,


tifUTT TH t'UWtT- wiIIriT tur FFvurTt works
Tad worn threatening aspect, lu'c reached
70 crisis hlt rurluls not hecr,Hls, The no.
lion of da Governor GrHeral upon the
Indemnity Bll lms tosn made the ocr'sloi
orp most luWculd,'6'pumge upon tie peace
md property orlhe Hfnuco--wldcll ifuol
blop7htr slmiario Cromwo'i's assuull upou
the Rf,tsh -!'alinncnl, 10 certainly mmc
Gi-n,lfuua IN ia lUurdiulo results, ns It iu,
yGlvp. the defirglion ul property icy fro.
Why did not rtr GHt-ruor General refer
the question Io lio Hume Go,erument cod
throw lljc responsibility orlho y roynl ~ &C..
Jordnn Of ;l.o BIl-upou other ~ Inc own
hcpds Tlis QUESTION afomeli,i7ea aslcd,llr
probably lad 400 i1lmo'iun 6ou home whnl
courscIo ImYuc, Tie Home Gn,crUwcuI
r. anxious rcspccc'iug the state otn"r Pew
,aces, md would, undoubtedly, Ike 10 uod
AT unuoccssry responsibility a, This aimc,
aud ,,row i upon llic shoulders Of iugnidu.
ala.
Tho later accounts rcrrcscut tie excite
mcul us spreading ard usNcy great IA tho
Upper Province where ,lo enemies of the
Dbl nae more numerous as well NJ powerful
-uud where, too, such pcr.ous M voted Tor
II IN Painmcts lad previously been burned
~ cligy. There, the public u,fud Is Ike u
gindsrhuN and wc look with some anxiety
to the further effect there at tie nc,iou Of
the Governor uron tho Bll Ia question,
Tic riuiiug pnrly Is uoCt'ic rebel pnrI, of
ls35 -hul tho lhon loyal uudy --or the Brit.
,.h party. II IL il,u sHuc slj!l. II clNius to
be truly loyhl-ilsIcUdcr', lovcrs. nhoNe all
olIcrs of ,hc youthful Queon; and it is from
concern for Her Majesty aud for good Gov.
crumcnt, dot they rcris' the popular viii Of
the Provinces, ns cNpossrd ly prrliamcur H
Jlo possugG u the Indemnity Hll.
Tho present Governor General wns scnt
oNt expressly to quic, tie plNmccss to com
promise with Tho .rcformcrs-nud probably
,hc Bin which is now causing so much dis
,facliuu WINS to bc to item 0u olive lrnuch,
MS such they accept ihu, their 0phoucn's re-.
fuse 'l,c louder, wd appear ready To rrriy
lhnilrrs to extreme, rather than To sanction IT,
The loyol pnrly dccluim against French
rule -ppr'iculnrly IN lhc Upper Province IN
such rule otltnsvc-nd Gom ,hchro viii
conc the most pcIiNc < powerful resistance.
There, loyal lSsJ@shucn and srrtchmcn
compose the mEofJy;--in the Lower Gsov.
luce there is amoro general diffusion Of
F!cnch uGucuce-morc Of the r9oel mnteri.
ni--pnd j Ia no'ull oft. ofihc best kind. nl
rnclr as any intelligent people would wish to
be governed by.
We give in sur columns ln,o mud full nc
counts from tic seat or contention.
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EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA.

Besides tho $4,000 or 10000 who have
unmarked from the Atlantic aud Gulf ports
,,,r Cnilbrnin, either around the Cape ar n
crCyystia is,imuF, or through Mexico, u large
nun,ber have taken the old route 20 cross tho
Continent -----
is=tts.t -st.-ll4a 81. Louis Republican frnm
Independence, Mo, dated April 7h, states
ihug eleven small companies OF cuigrnnts
,were then ~ thot point, md about to com
nelgcr heir long journey, viz, ons from 81.
I.nuis,one from pnlmyrn, Mo. three from
Michigan, xix from Pennsylvania, one from
UTiO,rand ONO trUrrI trTtt1rru A4u'rS --cor-tt'--
mics had slrcndy gone forward. We should
not he surprised i'm largo share Of the emf
rrauts should, hereafter tnke the snme route.
.Thcy viii have. toIs\nnd hardslirs enough
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qrMrERNNoG LAW OF WIscoNsIN

4 remarkably stringent mll in relation TO
The fglc or intoxicating drinks hhs recently
p,s.cd tho Legislature OF Wisconsin. IL re-
luins all prrsous who WOULD vend or retail
.apittous liquors." to give bond to lho town
1uhurnira, wih>JlTcg sureIics, in $1,000,
&C mdtoncd to poy.all damages tho con,mnni
~ or individuals may sustain 10y reason Of
-Hch traffic to seaport all pHupers, widows
and orphrns; pay the expenses of all civil
uud criminal prosecutions mnd-, growing
-u1i 90, ar Justly attributable to such traffic.
i0d 1t IL made tho duty oftllc officer holding
The bond To deliver 1t to my Vogson who
suay claim to leo injured hy ,pid miIir.
The bdl passed the Senate 10y u vote Of
10 u 2, aud the Assembly 81 to 81 We be-
luvc no other legislative body IN Tho tinted
states hnstn,en so decided stand on the
sublee, Of spurious liquors as Wisconsin,
y. y. Coarir-.
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ruE SCHOOL JOURNAL AND yET
MONT AGMCCLTuRlrT

Tho neat volume Of this mouIhly Jou'HA'
commences IN Maybe present mouth The
monthly issue the pact yaf was ;ioo oop'ca'
md Sc understand the prospAt f9r tho next
volumr IL cncoungioe--mo'r eNpics are call
cd ~ 40 sections whcr" II Is knoWH, II has
been settled ls repeated cSpefimcnts'''h a
more expensive agricultural Pcrlodie1l viii 90
10 q shame that q is so-- hut those that feel q.
be- 20 ont of the sn,v7ior such Periodicals.
u.t BE- sustained IN our State, therefore a
rheaptv ono hrs been established, and 10 fur.
nishcd at lIc L'rc cost, that It may be- within
The rcsch OF an and sySeDe an extensive cir
rulai,on Fora great majori'y Of our people
lhis work will hc as YcTyieablc 80 one ha'
costs ia times us much FOR Il 10 adapted g.
the pcculiauti,s aud 10 matters appef,aining
more particularly 10 our own State, ltshould,
aud Ne hope II may, receive more cTicn.
sirc circulation We should eounicnanec
and support the useful enterprises Of our own
State.
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AuNxrsHs- E=roFroS.--'fhu tatrst Iurutii-
rrucc from Arkansas, WHICH is to The 9th
W.T., gives Wilson, the Wing Candidate for
Governor, ~ majority, as followH- Wilson,
I-9a7 .Rosne, 1890. The ollie,al returns
Only will royrle Tho question ns to who is cleo
tod, the vote was small one.
=. s. Roapc, according to later returns, is
elected hv a few votes.
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ANoTnER Vino CIrr.-Tbe Wings of
Augusta, Gu, have elected their Mayor aud
large majority ofiho city Council, by over
hundred majority. Augusta has hereto
fore been Loco Eocn. mud lnsi " ear lhe Max.
or gave hIE casting vote against extending the
Inequalities oflho cry to General Zachary
Taylor.
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MoxrRFAL, April 26--6@ O'Clock.

NJ oNfREAL, HIlIl guy "''V'N
The excitement amongst the populaec u
increasing every moment Five leading
CONSERVATIVES wrrr urrr5trrf ur-n cturre ~
arson, and after undergoing u short eAan'I'
nlon before the police magistrates. were 'v'
mnnded 10 jail ill tomorrow. Their nnhu
nre Montgomery, Mack llownpl aud ferr'f
A multitude. numbering about 1000, accom-
panied them 10 prison, amidst conlinaed H'e
denfruing cheers. They Mere escorted ny w.
guard of 100 men oflhe 19lh Regiment NV
whole garrison nre under urns. A meuo
rial 90 his Exceleusy, SIR BENZ. DUNN
pmyng him TO order The iwoPs To rsmHU' u.
quarters aud leave iNe peolilc 10 setH 'l''ii
own nfTairs, is in course ofsighatnrc, ana VS.
te sent down with depuinilou to S"l'"|
night. 4 mass meeting nl,cs place ID ~,
Champs de lIdrS Mt 2 o'clock lomofro" 1 rS
Hon. Geo. MnfIat is 10 ho the Chairman
French orc enrolling themselves MS bo.S
runr,l 10 protect Lord Elgn. j - rH"'o.IE'
lint the jnil viii he burned tonight D'spo',
tx tIHvu trru srr1t tt-l~t,++'t4l' To
Provinces. =, ,,o.,
The Government attempted to gam "a,
session ofihc Canada Telegraph "Ses "
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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA,

The Csmhria Reached iiosiou on Friday
Wili sryen days later Eews lfpm Europe We
copy Gum tho lipslnu AlluH,-
IN consequence uf Iiis frshUpllnn ~ hos
Hliliea htlWcen Germany uud DeuWnrk'
,sltafeLy tl,a supplies of grHiH from Ilie Bal
lir have been ~ h'ft suspended, ihn Liver
-nool market Gir bread slufis lur The lnsi week
has a,ineed some nurked symptoms Of re-
nnunniiou. The rnme Influence has rouirib-
tlrd 60 Ihs 6ruuess Of The Metropolitan mar
kal.
llusdiiies having RECOMMENDED belWeen
Dsnmnrk and l'dssin, Danlsii fleet ~ nl'
tenmipg 20 capture the Fortress of Ecken'
Girde. nu lhe bh isi wgrH utterly defeated,
aud llne ot bHJllg siuP mud y iriHale ieil in'e
The hnnds Of ils eORquarars Tie lne ~
battle ship grounded, Hhl laHng tire shortly
nhor exploded, " q 2
4 sighnl ,lrlnry has hehh RAiued ny ihr
Hungarian forces over lfs AlOlrinns,Nhe lat
Ter losing 1900 men, "a pieces Of cannon
aud 20 wagons, ..s.
Renewed distractions have arisnitl ~ linly'
Tie people have gained - innpory triumph
ln Genna, hnd Tuscany ID lr'Iurlng To- tr'
sisi Tho farther euerOnchnpeniH 81 Austria
Rome though quiet u unsettled Tie Pope
slill continues ~ GHc'n.
The king Of Naples n preparing Tor m
Immediate attack iuinu The Slcu'nnsi nnd lnH
been hitherto restrained ~ nn npprehendrd
fislug Of llle CllhiTiRns,
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1sxrEKsrSr FINES ~ THE Woops. More
than oae tlrousafd aeses of~6od land, on
TIN tT1cy suowu ~ tho "Dnk ftain,' earl or
Concord, n. H., were overrun by fires on
'rdesllY AID "Wednesday, Of Inst week. Tho
slrnk worn lhc work OF inccnAinrieh.
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OLA HUNDRED GuNs were fired on Bos-
ton Common,on the occasion ofMr Morton's
retirement from the Custom. House, on the
LIST Of May.Thc powder WINS paid for by Cnss
Democrats, who subscribed tIolHr n niece
10 The interesting object.
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ANOTHER DEFALcATloN.

Hon, Eli Moore, 4. Stutrs Mnryinl for the
Southern District Of New Noil, is N defnul.
ter to the amount of $4,000, or more. Tie
circumstances Nro briefly these;
Some time since The brig Lawrence was
seized on suspicion that she was f,,cd ont
for d sluYcr.- and sent 10 AGm- York Mr.
Marshal Moore took possession Of her vaun-
blcs, among which WAS $4,000 ia specie,
which by law lac should huyc deposited in
Court Instead ofthi-, however, lc carried
II 10 tho BAuk Of America, The matter wns
hroughrbelule he cour' dry or~two succ,
when lwns nsccrHinod that tho 10000 hud
been transferred to the private nccoun, of
Mr. Moore, md MI drdWn ont but $500. Had
MIR Moore been removed from office before
this disclosurc,t the cry of"prSscriptionrwoul
lRvo been heard from Que cnd Of the Union
TO the other. We hope there will now be NO
-olJcciinn 10 the appointment af sai,,e- tt.ettA
trust worthy pcrson To the office. Mr. Hall,
tie new District Attorney, made the discov.
cry though the delinquency lind escaped the
notice of Mr. Shepherd, the late Attorney, for
some months. MIR Moore is Mr. Shepherds
brother Democrat, which mny possibly nc.
courR for the lot,er's ofIicialhlinduess.
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GENOA.

Letters from Turm ofihe sIh inst.,nnpouRee
,lmt after General n~llamurmorn had bonn
-l4,.4aaa -G..nnn fnr "a hours. md the c1Y had
been set on firs,A several nlaces.n depuIntion
from tho municipality had awaited on him
on the eve of the 9th, to request an nrnistice
of forty etgbl hours, in order 10 proceed to
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utirouutrr. without dnih Lul rclhnPs uol
unrr, uu ilr whole, ilinn ih0sn Who luhp
mum TnuiUeu rpulfs, Whrlhpr ~ ben ~
lm 49, 3 Jour Com,