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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

Hi4iitoii III pOIu dust, and S0O,OUo III
specie.
''Swear him Dsvi>!''.-It has not been a
great while ago, since Elder of the Je.f.rsonan
compared the Buffalo Convention, TO the oele-
DRAFTED HdrtfoTd Conre"tton, and he recently up
braided Judge Slit with styling the delegates to
SAID convention '.Buff1lo calves" &c We on
ly allude to this. to show that the newborn Yea,
OF the editor Tor the free soil party, maxi hi m
forge,fu, that he has an eve to their voices !,
august We verify believe, and we publish the
following samples to show how his soul is wrap
ped up in the success of Free Soilisu united wi
Democracy:
'Ihe democrats and free sellers have united in
several OF the other States, and believe the.
same reasons exists why should do so he re
In Connecticut, three democrats war. el-ct.A
TO ongress i'll the place of three whigs ty uni-
uhS The democratic and free soil forces In
lscohsIn, the two parties met in Conventions
ADOPTED platform and they will act together
iiefe hereafter In Vermont, a similar union
has taken place Conventions for the purnosa
OF nominating Candidates for Governor and 9TH
er State officers recently met at Moutp.li.r in
that State Inc two Conventions united and
nominated the same ticket, and from the alarm
manifested by the eastern wing papers We be-
iIeve they will be triumphantly elected and
whggery which has held the power in that Stat.
for % years, placed i'll minority June %
1919.
"that NertP-NATH.NIEL J. BERRY the aha
ff'on candidate for Gov. of New Hampshr.
has recently received the nomination Of tn.
Wing Cohrenfion of that State for the Same. Of
nee This Is decidedly da = piece of business
aHd puts new face upon political whygery in
New England. BY this act, the universal who
party has thrown up its hand; abandoning all lis
previous professed principles aud taken up its
bed and hoard with the aboliiionists This INNS,
be gratifying TO our democratic friends in tn.
'ranite State, as they have their enemy in
soma columns, and Will undoubtedly treat Them
10 'Cerro Gordo" de feat at the approaching,
%, 1877.
The honest free soilers,' if they do swallow
the Jonah of the Jeifrrsonian, unless they have
'naws like the Whale Vale of the Sentinel
can t keep him down. lie would be fixed like
Inc Frenchman served "a bad ovsier'-rsee Tn.
yarn on fourth page His zeal for freedom
and his love for free soiIism, bears on its face
The stamp of insIncerity-- he wants their votes
20 help hun TO seat in the legislature, and they
know that that is his object; hence, if swallow
p.'---he'd come. Even ir an hoacSf
oco should gulp him. he ID also serve him with
writ of "eJectment'' after learning that tn.
lose had been swallowed two or tire. times
before.
Before we believe in Elders sincerity, and
hat he is not acting the political hypocri,e, he II
lave to be sworn couple Of times
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

VI The Wings of Henry county have nomi-
mated Simon Summers and S. w. Stewart, for
Representatives; J. II. Healey, Sheriff. w. w.
Williams and John Cooper, Associate Judges;
James Murray, Assessor; Elisha Cliff, Co Com
missioner, and VIM. Mcdowell Coroner.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

! TThe Memphis Eagle publishes letter from
Galveston, dated June ,, which announces tn.
death Of Col. JACK HAYS OF cholera, at San An
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

UT is estimated that the Russians can bring
into the field about 100000 regular troops-tIat
the irregular troops, Cossacks, Ventians, Ger
mans, &c. make about 100000 more-so that
she can retain half million troops within her
own borders, and yet march 100000 into Ger
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

CAC TlON.-The young men and boys
are cautioned about bathing in White.
water within the limits Of the city-the
law IS pretty severe and will be pu, in
force. a word 10 th. Mise - &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
PRUSSIA.
Opening of the Chambers.

The King Of Pru,ss opened the session Of the new
Chambers at Berlin. on the 2otn Of February. His
Majesty was loudly cheered by the deputies on enter
u and having been led u the throne by Count Bran
denburg. read speech, Of which the following is =
brief extract After cOngraiustipg the Chambers on
the improved prospects of trade and commerce, the
King invited their fret attention 70 revision OF the new
Constitution. Preliminary DEGREES 10 reform the laws
affecting the lsboIng classes would be laid before them
well various bills necessary for carrying Into ei
feet the principles OF the Constitution lie particularly
recomme nded their notice tire drAi Of the law Tor
the government OF rural parishes and communes, and
of provincial circles and districts the law oi public
instruction the la~ relating church patronage the
incometax lsndtax and other laws affecting local and
hereditary taxes aud the law for the establishment OF
rural banks His Majesty stated that Notwithstanding
the anticipated dimnuton OF the income, as compared
with that of the former year. the increased exPendi
in different departments would to covered with
out any increase OF the present taxes. lie then ex
pressed the obg stons OF Prussia to the organization
bravery and devotion of her army and alluded 10 the
efforts which had been made tor the union Of tbs states
OF Germany federal Ststesu object for which,
he said Prussia willing 20 make all necessary
sacrifices" With regard 10 Denmark. the negoiiatODs
between tbs, power aud the central Government led TO
the hope that the differences would soon be sstsfsco
o. staf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

-, comforting influence on the spirits OF
-, ,r~rn. Daring these two net and treary Jay ~
vrrprsed we're brought in ard the dad inisire1 y.
ft,er h. ssit d have been peculiarly solemn 81
- - =. ---,v ng ths izst .ccuunis Lord hoa-h
...-a ., o--uRv TIC sane position, though i -s'
:, urf,vo-.be ulscs for supplies IS vel AZ IN M,
-. Tba sneu,y we're seen sncanped ~ kl.s loi
l,tey hsi abandoned Aoong. On 90 rsn.e % ~
- - ri s.rk spd 70 the front q the British oree
r.. -, -. be5irS tire hills and the -ikhs lad
bri5ee over IL TIE eomnAnter IN chief asa '1'o
20 -, eu,rsnch1neui. 10 pro,ee, weak points ne
force having been terrib : crippled y zee -,
the 18th a. lordship hsd deemed u eEpedisnt - -.I
srig.sisr Wbeelsrs force % join him, As vel IS %
order 10 the SD regiment from lahore ~ -
thought here would Be sny renewal ~ hos'l'e' --''
reintor cernents arrived for Lord Coughs army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
THE Gu.rrtau. AZ Ffrrnrn.

Ga the 9Th ut body Of Asstrisr' crossed re 70
and entered the fortress a. midday unser uene'A.
Esv.sa. who received municipal deputsiion, 70
whom be gave In writing declaration a. - tue inien'
OF the movement Of tee Austrian troops THIS dee.sT
alton stated that repsrson wss csmand-d ior eating
"a The with the citadel. Tor the murder
OF three Austrian soldiers the III inst for Az ms III
% to- Aus,iin Consul and finally for The proc!.
Of the Republic. The conditions imposed y 'ne 49,
,ri,n General were a. follows The surrender d the
gates Of the town . The delivery OF tne authors Oh
the rnarders within a hours. 3 The destruction Of
the barriers. T. The maintenance Of the troops. sald
u amount 20 10 900 men. during the time Of their re
naming . TIE Abandonment Of the military hospital
The payment Of 200 900 Crowns, and 600 crowns
indemnify 10 the Austrian Consu'. Restoration OF
toe Pspsl srms r The delivery Of elk citizens As
hostages for the fu nrnt Of conditions According TO
the Aba the Ferrsrrse have been compelled 10 psy ine
required contribution partly in cash snd partly In oi'
on Tresie and Milan. u seems uncertain whether tne
Au.irisus have occupied the town OF Ferrara or
whether they have merely entered the citadel ana
confoed themselves 10 levyng the contribution, and
Imposing the other conditions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
Uayre Cotton Market. MARCH 7.

s- receipt United STATE. b the IN at PER
Csnsca sei be uni-fon- various 10 laions IL ne nt
-t.ne Their. .fru the elects rrocuc- by The
vessel. loading for port .ni 40 from
Liverpool where he Canada. aise
.qus decline The second instance - we're "a
fa.nr from tn change prod -i the ing 81 nars~is
g .sr-,ry eaour.g W from lnc. o Nh-r- an fnpvfalt
.rpcrstono Manufactured goods take place 90 nat Ne r
ground sales b-csn- more sctf- eahg 20
per hand src-eonsy reduced Al NE
offh- three days hoNe r. our ,ri -
dal, ard, nane- u t-nr bnt Dol s.
ct-nuty @-fs0I.hs8 alter quotsFns in- i---'o Tie
rno1h of Fshrlay reach 30 NJ ~hh 3 bales 90 -e'4
an gsasf imports during the p-fof olt Fe o u
og nng Of Tie mouihouf 'iocA mas De- estimated
a. .0fn 1sss .-,--.
.f. % Mo6Is. 17i f3il 90 upsa6 ~ - l'h W
% SEA L. and l4t % Zl't ,.-
A.sr-T- nohi-s for IL m ofn ht ani ftt--
el- n1miaai il American, SO 60 te-sn ali ~ ~
Pfs-h Tie r~r-ps bis Potash hy = Ncbnls ant Dlc
aOr-sls Nss AID sock amounts 70 ~ oo-
Aurrcfl ....--...t
~ 40 IS F-f h0 al. dots psd. .,..----
he an.ac1n. OF forn .l 90 not erre-d m t-rces
a . o. III ~ per 20 AL pod superior issc'''n'
= .ch scarce. you'd be pad better prc-s , 49,
T.LLor completely -ct-f Of The p ass h..s - " -
putr ony found buyers A. i m 70 ~ ~ 10 bA1n
Ayf-s ea.s. sol 10 esse. at 81 2. per d'p pad
Imports - cssis from HsT foft ,., 49, .--
Wn4lssos,-F he at hfnght tbs arSe ~heh "a. o-a
put-f sorfh NATIVE 90 80 S1
Of ne Consumption iai uot stceeins -" IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
Later from New-Grsnada- Death Of tho u. -.
Charge d,Ansires.

By the brig Vsi0na. Capt. KEEsE. which reach
ed ihis port yesterday 10 % days from Vanilla New.
Granada have received later adviees from thst part
OF South America Capt K. brings word Of the death
Of Hon. BENJAMIN A BIpLAck. Of Pennsylvania, Anne
ricsn Charge dAfsres at Bosots, by sploplecc Il,
the 9Th Of January. He WAS universally lsmen,ed.
both BY the natives and those Of bis coan,ymen 70.
sting At Bogota.
By this arrival have received full iles Of Bosota
papers, viz: III Rtpsblics-O TO Jan. q III sxlo 10
Nov 30 z! NaeiOnsi to Jan q 81 Ariso Jan q 81
Dls TO Jan. a. and 81 CAarirsri Bos0as0 70 Jan 81
also files Of FL Ri5 Haes10, Of Rio Hacha TO Dec 10
and fles Of the Gscas Moosnil OF Santa Msr;ha w,
have not space for engthenei from thsm ,his
morning the principal news hss Already Dse- sntei.
pated by other srrivsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
MARKETS.
I iyerpool Prices Of Cotton and breaastu"s
lIx.rpoot Cotton Market.

Rey-f r. fif Erss ,-li.s Mlrli C--aa 'isat7 %, 80
- Erllrf 80. .rstarc--, a. iaf Ar--t.a =
rd.lt Ll-t-r. =, -F-1ts 80 11ai.ta1s CT .--
i1-cstar- - t--crrtcl- s-a-ra-y - T-r 90 49,. - =
q j r--f-t ior SO N--i-f A -
sfocs. Of .p-1lr. r1ort-rs. - -sfaei = p.
srrs nsnr-r A. - - ae 2 -
uars-f r-rlaq- -fra1.-r 40 - .-'l AZ -
-l- -. - rsk- re m p
r-tlrr ei a. 1-ra1t 10 --~
T. 1f ihe Ar-rrsn IT, f-usls -at-r OF iF
every .1cr--iag fot-f nf g a. 80
cr.lau j. 81 fr>f lpV1 - riaals ~ i. "a. :
rie C.ruttr- c r-oarr- Ftl- ii - ~
- No ot-ans a. Ils sa-rs To- ~ 80.
arrlrf f1 fI So 1tss
RAJ a. fss eaeisf Ml-rt 81 1-itc-at- iceolt
Ia lees. srs- Cottn a. - s1 q fof
"a 5-rg 6s-s over h- c1rr-. % - - n
oil gwen rs-- ~ aaf 80 - %
1-cou- oafrs - io ~ s4qQg OF -
-.rss 90 rrc-s cave l-t 7-f % ~ a-f
t-srrtors. rats-y 'h- la'r sn'- 1it a. n'f
81 sa-r .- So s1ra. tle as-g- hos- - .
~ ee1s v srrsr-rt u. Corf-- 90 h't-rs f-i'
a. Mole "a Or-ss a. -. T. our circt a. N a.
tr1 lc- rr1-- srt-1f Of n croQ 9i a N
It'd sr.s ~ rg our oan 1~- arur a. tst~t-
81 d. oil o1. nay = ri some toV lae. nors " We
change hose t-lr-- On p4- ~ f0 49, F 81
r.r Ar~rcs- ard 81 sars hsre So uAel
90 sg-usou az f A--rar5s sra 80 ~ Barn ~ - n
- r~s .a r--k. |. ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
. u. Knr ., v.vl-. had ordered til. palace o. Chats

"A the King Of Maple. had ordered the palace o. Cns
meme 10 be prepared for bin ,. A.
On TIE Oh "a, the French G0TeTnn~nt reeei''u a.
psicbes announcing that the Austrian AfiIs hs1
Ts.r.uv TIE Als;-ian Government e-l'l : t'-n. II
enter Tie Tuscan territory, under the h--ufs NhieA
rusrsntee he Grand Duehy q Tuscany - AlstiA on
he failure Of TIE ne u TIE present Ofsn1 JAKE OF q
lis retirement from TIE Government Inc $500
truops which have thus marched on u. 1r4na D-eny
,-,cErt-G to goo men Letters from ira say ~
a. Provisional Government AZ Florence has demanded
Of TIE Piecmoni-se GoTerrrnebi cosh "
TIE Turn journals slso quote stier' rom -AI1An u
TIE l., inst which ,sy. Ihsi On the IA -' ueh "a
N.rsora croysed tbe Tuscan fronfsr win fqlaoron
Of cavalry SIX piece. Of srf cry and Two no~tz-fs-
Mouianelh had left Florence Tor A-fsA OsiIAfa a. Oo
uisssry Of tie Government
Tae Tuscan M0np0-e Of the Ia ult contains no.I
fcsfion Of The Provincial Government - flofrhcS'
forming the people that -0siions Dad o.tn ehieiso
into ~ Rome for the fusion OF TIE Two cH1s % tnr
following bs.i. l. JUNCTION Of lie Two territories y
sruuressrz the custom house nc Vhicn srp1IAiS /,
them Equal tsris. tor nportsiior e1PortAuon sn1
tr-nsit Of merchandise 3. Lliofuly OF ne Ppt.7'
.ystern dinnUiou q postage, iees ALic
tons throughout the territory H'e' plOc- St-1'-s
q TIE currency Of both Sa;es snd a1oPaou OF eo'
non curreEcy 8 ReciprOosl currency Of tae paper
motley AMI uealury bo15s Of eitaer STATE o. com
mon dplorstc Representation Il foreign government
Esta5..hneri 4. Bologna Of common eentr~ NJ
,,rv committee Of csfeuse Subsidies - Be lfa'neo
q Venice IN common
II Psaster0 Hali1n0 OF the u Inst ssys ne ~ ana
Dixie Of Tuscany tss solicited the Intervention Of Pied
mont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

The King has conferred the Presidency Of the Coun
Gil on Gen. Chiodo. aud the Department Of Foreign
Affairs on Marquis Niuorio Coli Letters from Turn
that very CREST agitation prevailed in that capita
Msuy persons had signed petitions tor the reAppoini-
Of NJ. Giober 10 the Ministry but the Dem
party sctvey sgtsicd against iooert snd his proposed
Intervention in favor OF the Grand Duke Of Tuscany
would seem tnat before G!oberts resignation Pied
,nOntese troops sctusly moved towards Tuscany but
were steTvsrd rccsled.
In the sitting Of the Senate OF Turin on the 26h ul,
the Minister Csdorns replied the questions put 70 the
ministry confirming fully the declarations made by the
ministry its advent - power With GiooertL The
Government OF the King would not pre- Judge the cues
ZION OF the central ltssn Republic before the ChNmoer
bad decided on II; but Il hsd always the IMITATION OF
giving s assistance II every Italian nation persuaded
sna the King The Government would continue IN
this because above al things u desired war
with Austria After this aud some similar explanations
from ,sa other Ministers the Chamber passed 10 the
order OF the day II sad Iasithe SArdiniAn ministry
hss protested against any Intervention IN toe AFFAIRS
Of the Psps states II sarinis should be excluded
therefrom.
In the sitting Of the si lost OF the Chamber Of Dep
u,iss Of Turin the Minister Of Foreign A1sirs s.sed
that he hsi no r. NATION concerning the supposed
entrance OF tlc ... :ars into the Roman territory.
and tbs, be ocliesoc llues would soon be resumed
sgsin.t Austria The Deputy DoHoui addressed inter
peisons The Ministers tn state Of the nnarccs
10 which the Minister replied VIII warmth thsi
he could ASSURE the Chamber that er- uothirg -
create unes.nes Ia the tnsrcal position Of the coun
try On the 81 inst the address was voted ~ ma
jority Of % % -
Tne Psn.ero Haliano Of the Of inst under date Of
Venice. 2lst ult says Gen Pege has usie eonmani-
cation 20 the Aasisns that they Do not restore TIE
money and hostages taken a Fsrrars. Re VII shoo. on
the P.ce - Mare, the Austrian otaeefs ~nom be nAs
there prisoners -.
The Cosccraia. Of Turin, CT the 81 INST says-~Es-
eryhne induces the belief TIA; serious attack - med
iated on Venice, and thst that stack "a immneHt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
Miscellaneous.

The various parties are preparing Tor me eieenon'
bat only the Democratic Socialists have Jet prepared
their s Of csoddses for the department OF the SEINE
The Courier FraN1ais gives this ls, az follows
NM Learu Rona. Lsgrsng-, IAmeprsis Fe.n Fysi'
Csussi6lsre. Kefsz1sie Albert HsrDef, bous Blanc,
Bsaos Dupoy. Msrin Bernard, Per5isgiss, Lse.n' r.
pAltoo snse Prou3hoD. Pierre Lefoux Ofeppo, PAL,
Csoet E,r,i,os ere Dupon hs1sso, TOossene, Tao
ms.stn. Lschsu baGdie. ThOfs, and P'ere Nioecafd
An American a, Psris named Csrsiy having detected
his wife In an i,fdry she, toe psrsrnour spd "ss him
self wounded by a poignsrd. He also hred secooo
pistol at innocent ma whom ne rn'i0Ok 10Y us %
jeet OF his YES gssbce and broke bis Jaw
NJ Proudhon's jOurnsl. L< Ptspfe has been acquired
90 q thai for Publishing Jan an article called O'f
Wishes" 90 previous Trial II had been conoemn.o
The Archbishop % Lyons has published form o.
prayer tor obrsiniDg through the intercession Of 81
Josph the Illumination OF the Holy spint Tor the e'ee-
tons. ,...
We have report Of the frat dsys proceedings 81 tne
trial Of the prisoners for political offences AZ bourge
an tho 7,h met The prisoners srrsigned the Jury
CHARGED BY the President and sitter some observations
on the competence Of the tribunal appointed 70 Try
them BY Bsrbe.. BlsDqui and Rsspa!, the Cour, ad'
toured at o'clock 10 the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
Irteryeutisu ia Italy.

An Interesting debate took place 10 the Assembly on
An, stb with rsierepce 70 attitude 10 be taken By
france in relation TO Rome and Tuscany and which Ia
The cause OF much uoeasness A. present. IN when NM
Lausrtne Drouin de fbuys Ledru bo4in, Ten Cav
ajgnsc and others took part
After the discussion closed two orders OF the day
were proposed. The fret ~ NJ Martin (de SrssbourD
and Ls,rnde wss as follows - The Assembly being
convinced that the Government will the fgnt Of
every nation regulate ia inierusl Affairs As u 'nnk
proper TO be respected passes the order Of TIE DAY
The secood was moved by Jules FaTfe 70 iui' e.
1osnt 10 assuring by negotiations the spiritual ncepsn-
dence Of the Pope will remain faithful b the principles
of the Consultation, paste. the order Of the osy
The simple order OF the day, horeser, ns''Ds Oeeo
demanded, . ballot took place, which gave
For the simple order Of the dsy--..--.---.----s 80
Againssu go - -------''-
The simple order Of the day was adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
American Produce Market at Liverpool.

arI-r amount of1us-sss ta-s eh AZ M -en' Of
firm tt % IL p>rcst .,-,-- -
Bur-Th- srsst ne. -r-r-y Depressed h'irr. So
o. clussi- qr- bar tl- On cltT tn--s - l''
+-art ror.1qon TIE stocs l-r- nc-asss t-iN- ave
Awe. E- ra-.age oar 4lo'a"r' - n'i pom
nj, rrt b. soli readily = 20 s-l On 1lAif
b .os coniul-s steady regular 'lppy s>f-fs t. OF
n~sry a. oi Fll PARA sil- -
market st1s-d tholE - - ccnsarri sf-fs hs- * &
lai or o. ar th. $500 ~ Fne'
~ --- rrh. sot tt name; must aar- st
-, y from ~ Ul-f >tst-- cnPsr-i RI
d. al. as. here appearance oi ProAi coei - SO
ca;rs hav- 90 e-ucs oar qio.on- i-5 - Per
cot. s-f c.-ra.ry Iors icr aufrov-u-'t
continue. steady demand or Plrs 'r nne
sa ss1t. Th- quality ofh- rrlcps part Of tie " r
sa.ror year such IA saisacila . .
clrr-1f sfrh NOT ave i,r-@ Qfoft
Isa-Th.r- srp-sr. The import OF Ltf an
r-h our cor-urpto extremely rrc- g- our 100 a. Pl
b. Nh h-svv Two Oh. sa~f one o 80
10 too to - lltfsei t-er
sqp-a-. value % bsrr-s rooe % 90 quality N-s'
Al ~, rg more nd .-condsr, shout D. ~ Iso~ a. i
rref i@ani ant All argts have sod V-fy Freely
rt :. b. sdsarc- within th- past t-n t's. -
~ stcs n-i
Liverpool -rce-i 90 ani 100 cass. oon-s
ca Is OF 1cr sli beng rst - out from - N -
r.. would make hsA ra'e. 'ay - y -
of ot p .h very small our liviA-'l' ~ '
ucn. 1al. lie amount 90 ss-s beng - ufng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
PRIVATE AovlCeS 70 The TRIBUNE.
TELEGRAPHlC AND EXPRESS NEWS
TO THE HOUR OF SAILING
From cur Liverpool Agent
IRELAND.
The Rate In Aid.
By Special Express from Dublin.

LiyEkFooL, March 10 lsss
By letters from our Belfast. Dabin. Limer.e.
and Cork correspondent. tatsd yesterday. we a.
'as' tne crest topic Of discussion smorg al e.,.es q
'Se irish people u the Rate 10 AID proposal u Lori
John Ru''eL Prom every par, Of Ulster ard Le.n.,sr
and even 10 districts q Maus,sr. ton have reno.
srNner. loud snd Indignant beea sent forth sgs.uu.
progosl'ion neerr., are being bed cAgy "a "a.
Sooern Counties, - p,t'lion P.rian,u, ss.in., n.
schcrne. The language vsfc tt.rest !. not on.y "a
Bat very daring ss violent tore ~ euesl .,~eh..
hss So -etrd certain orf,ors Ious rnprisaurr.
under me t11-ls -1rDas sls,els.cn 1T Iar srop -.
Of >F Roo~r Peel flr The remedy Of irsh srsvp.s,
hss taken the srfet n,err.t hy storm b4t j b. a.
popular - rnsly - tr-t sufpscied % would b. Fa,,t.
& I'D ibe Pope IN he misiurtu1e arr row general
throughout the country sn5 sthcgsh ths in.s,e. A..
said 20 b. starving his Holmes. .ad likely 70 rcc,,,.
q lsrge sum from he i.e 0f saint.
af Burke th- notorious Juror 10 the csse Of NJ Df
~. hss s55fessst second i-ttsr 70 lord Brou.h.r
the subject of BIS Lordshiys ,msrk. 10 The H.
Of Lords relative - ia lblfke.) c0ndac, So Ira,
The s,trr !. placed 10 most urenvis e posuoo "a
must long this rue IT, iurou. ous.sush he u..s
~LeiooCrne Burke
Mr. Gsvsn Ds-y refuses % hsvs shy p1bilc sub,cr;,
ton mace for nis cefsn s.snst the yfostcusiou, n
the la~ oi1cefs oi the Crown.
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lffstfnsts Mana 2. lsts
our circular Of s3s Forsln. sy.,s-.
qu-ny tie demand for Coon god a. ths hst-,
shade shove at q40ist Bat kss.
has raCtnu aud te,us Of - pr - Dali
ns-i for se-s pot 1h, change snt b
81 pay -. favorable firm tt9 rsAs
from the auatsstoy snf pfnfrscsd its sad p.y
the llisr sountf of TIE onnusf hssy receipts n Cea he
Ar- ports n.saio material falling odl a. supply
have been s.d of b. se operators ZEE fh- 9o.
tons nov a.. .. for far lPans, a. mr AZ so5.-, a..
~ for hn onsaa'i miitius tp'ns snf Aoei- ~, az
nistns Or-sn. ~ B-os 81. srsf>. th- ,h<
shd g-r The i0r endng - k0t1
of shsh 1900 iat-n usioa - J iof sIf
's sFeHns 1lB iO be-. -
tbs sp-cusnr- have tss-r sboat i 80 BIO.
The import LF~fponi The Let Of Js1usr 30
Asaast p-rad a. ~. .appy ium ne Ia
States the hs--. TIE si0s ths prs
estimated sToo bs-s 20 ~f at
The sts n Am-rau ~. ~. h-isE argsfe pi lls l.ss
Great gloom p-fssts he ustss l1ief Ne
audience Of the supps from he touien sni NJ
Voa5e ss-t for t- spung kss Nesisfn caas h1af
DOLL - o. snt h- h~sf Ono ql1-i PEI tn fss
corn ~ quarter Arsrsn wheat ~ 70 = 70 20 " ~
Insisn Com Mes. - a. ~, PEI hbt
The business lfp-nfg- u The act 1fr az hs 'e~a ff,f
panel 81 qua 20 sod iof ~ 70
nand has ss b-com- iulis5
luurs, respectfully, BROWN, thlfLLt a 10
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lIiscflluneous.


The Fnsnce Minister kuhne has resigned.
The BsTssSeA NGoArotits has reason for belle vins
that ministers contemplate mis alton Of not suspen.
slOn) of the state OF siege of which feature Will
consist In removing the that iclter the press
The great question issue IN the Chambers 10 whether
the Constitution shall be accepted before is revised
revised before II Is accepted.
Cont Amin, formerly Enbssssdor ~ Vienna has
been made Minister OF Foreign AAsrs.
The Prusssn Ministry hss informed the Chambers
that the King of Denmark has officially announced at
Berlin and Frankfort HE intention Of suspsnding the
srmisiice OF Mamo. ON and alter the Goth q March,
when its term will expire II not renewed. The news
OF hnsl suspension Of the Mslm5 treaty had produced
rather fsvorsble teei at Berlin. Il hoped that
Chevsier Banssn and the gostors in London would
conclude Gehnitive treaty OF peace.