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 COUNTY or PuLAsEI. in tae PUlaski Circuit taurt on fie Canesry side in
 racaiioa, Oeto6sr 9, .1 D. I549. George W. Matthews, Cor,gIa;namt)
 
 Caiharine Matthew's, DefsRdant. nN this came the said complainant, by his soli- NI ciior, ssd filed his petition in this case pray ing to be divorced feam the bonds of matritnony suhsistiug between htnseif and ihe defendant; and IL appearing, from the affidavit of the petitioner that sad defendant is a nonresident of inc State of Arksnsts it is ordered that publication be made two successive weeks in the Arkansas Banner, a news paper published in the city of Little Rock, notify Ing the defendant of the pendeney of this snii aud unless she appear by herself attorney. on or be. fore the third day of the term of this court B court 10 be holden at the court-bouse in the city Of Little Rock, in the county of PaaskK on the first honday oi December next. it being the third day of said month, and answer the petition before the third day of said court, the same will be taken ss confessed, and decree entered accordingly; the last publication being fonr weeks before the said specified term
 A true copy from the record.
 At,esc BORDEN N PEAY. Clrrk. B : Du BosE So'icitor
 Oct 9, I849. s,2w
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. Ej- fof sale bfbgn horse with Roman nose iis is in gooi heath, and very fond of iraseiing. haviog run away four times within 2 week
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G- fhs eoseged petiil~ ol New Jersey are InoviR; very s.fobsiy in application 10 he rgisai4re tor '. siisrailon Of he Consultation so as to permit thea to
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G1- The population of the Uniiei States coGld be compressed into the space oG oae mile square, and still have space 10 breathe n.
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Es. q. vyEH.F.EAHS,

fIArE NAVAL STORE -KgEFsR, w wAsBlS1roS, D. c.J WILL aei as sgebi i9S he praseeailon of claims " before she ssgersl Departments e coagfess Twenty years connection uisb tbe Treasury War sRd Naval Departments, have made han ae aequaisted with ,he mode and ofias wi,h which pubic busnesp is transacted.
 REFEaENcEs H,s Ekcslisney. Gov. RoAxE. Hon SoLos BoKLssO, Hpn. R. W JeuSsos. Hoo. ED. w.sp CRoss. Hos. ". K. SEsAsrlAs, Mf. WM. F N MosDRpgg3
 Washington. Sept. IS, is4a.--7-s-T
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ArrENrloN, pLAxTERsi
NEW GOODS! ! NEW gOoDeft

y Sisaboot Landing, large stock sf winisr DRY GOODS, Groceries, Clothing, Hafdw.ss, Qsssns- ware, Glassware, Stationery. Hats ssd Caps. Beess aad sboe4 Ss, ac. An sf which viii bs ssld sa ssry seiscsd prtess, Ali kinds Of country prsdmes taken in exchange for goods. ss the highest market price. oct.
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CHEAP GOODS,

D ECElvED st 4. j. Hp1v's Cheap stsse. IL Lois oi Plaid Litssys. ksasseky X Ohio Jesns. Bias Prints and ksd Eissneis, Fa&iH aud T~ill<1 ins, isdrsa Head skeesihs. Also. HssaN sse Qsseaswase, ke., &e., &e. fef ssls b~ n ! Oct. .. A. g uffTY
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eteatea --...--.r bales It GG6
 Ssgar.-By the Easka l7 hhds. and 29 bais MoiAssss oi tns ne~ crop were received ai,d sold en pFlsaie tftns. Ihs quality was lhieiiof so ibs received yesterday
 FiShr-Market lower. Sales t01 bbls. incf,- ding 100 bsis- Fine ai-; i65 Fiae al si 70; 20 uHb'anaed ai Sl go, 3i3 crossed Fine al $ oO and 15O tois- lataots ln three iois al s4 70.
 Ca'a-39O sacks were sold ia three lots al 5Ss.
 Oot<-20o sacks St. Louis sold at i2e.
 Bsas--520 sacks were sold al 65e
 Pork e-25 bbIs. Clear Pork sold al sll co. Baeoa--J0 tieIees Sugar Cured Hams were soid l st iOe.
 Hgy. .-i9i bales Nofhern were so.I al SIS v ton
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GREET IRON and Tn Plate; Glover and Blue - Grass Seeds, fresh, received snd inr ssle by
 Oct 2S. VIM. B. WAIT.
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1af Doeior's Heicone.-Down East, there reside. a eerain VI. D. One very cold night, he was aroused from his peaceful slam6er, by a loud Knocking ai the door, After some hesitation he went To the window and asked.
 Who's tbeIey
 A friend Was the answere
 What do you want !"
 Want to stay here all night
 Stay there. ihen.i'' was the benevolent reply.
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nAGcING AND ROPE.
GRlND [0DGE 0F THE XTlTE GF ARklNSl!

NS NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. M That the next Anuuaf Commaniea- . ~
 SSE ;ion will be held at the Masonic Hall, - in the city of Little Rock, on Monday, the 5th day Of Nov, Ist9. Lodges subordinate and Members, will take due notice thereof and govern
 Little Rock. Oct. 23, lsf9.--S-9w Or Sset's
 1J- Democrat and Gazette copy two weeks.
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inf Cofton Crop n MtSstssipDi.---A merchant Cf Mobile writes under date ol October |. from Ahsr deen, 10 the editor og the Mobile Herakt;
 It is nov a fixed fact that our planters cannot fnake more ihan two-tb,as of their last years crop and macy wiil not % hsli; bat taking the average ct a 'h,nk it 'sili sum ap two-ihirds and 10 more Tn lsta, 49 thefe were shipped from Aberdeen near 2, ,eoo bales of cotton. inc shipping season of lS4s-I9 they reached ls.50o bates. If,is season we cannot reach i4,000 b4ies. This is the highest estimate that any oi our citizens place t at On our best prairie lands they are gathering. and have already saved from two osarne hundred pounds per aere and ail a knowledge they have got over half. Corn crops are also light-eaused hy the heavy and continued rains during the summer.
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sI5 REWARD.

HAVING purchased from Charles Lewis, ,e < HI of Bosffer Parish Louisiana j, q negro A v man, or the chance of him, named Wilkes, N viii give the above reward to any person Al Little Rock JOHN BROWN
 Oct. 23. ls49. 72ws
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creased value of lands which may be broagh, about; tbe tnereased productions of oar EestiIe valleys ssi nHtosehed fcrvsfs Let tken exhsbit the vArieas pursuits which wcah be brought into existence ia diaeFent sections ey having The facilities Of rai cad transportation added aa fheIn
 Let ihein estimate, H they ean. The iaerease cf trade; i the comforts cf lse aud advantages ct saeh course heswixi diaerent sections of our eoansry, aad make ap the aggregate; aud if hone industry |. Inc oes~ct 10 be sought by proseetioa of national r'ospefity' sed nasIoaai defence be the prsten-e for thls system of tsgziiaed plnnser Let them rrp- sent ta CoHsFess these considerations against the exaestaHs et those moneyed cohorts wks are eIam- orsng Ter more spsiis IT these should not be sue. eessIsiiH keeping ,ae government ira sn iaiegIe4- ence with the private pursuits of c,xens by afford tug equal pseteei'oa io all, the voice of InSaited millions vii not be slow n pronouncin~ the aaow o those who prefer powder, or success of party to Jasuce, oF wilo tFamfe upon the maay hv iaierfup- ling the equaiizihg influences of PREE TsApx
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IRELAND.
The kuyage- OF Death.

Pee f..,.s A-l.r..r p..r,- ~ g.f.,~,he -. Al
i-.. a t,-f. .tf.r IF, Iri John gi...l ,u he st,te
,ff.. .rl.,r .a ht. 4 .fr.t b. .4e.
r,,n .n..4 ,,.r .- .i.lr.s of Fnfagh more than
.rv.- r +. f-.r, 4 ...r being famine. r-k-u 4 ed
tI.- ,v.a 4, n. .s Do .nf I.. usr.tas III fh. s-.h
,at .,f.,I t, I.. ID, ..,.,.,, I'D, . I'D ,0..n 4.eI All
.I. 90. 4..-, .,,,..,i In ,f, hsf,-a fsn ID b, nina,
pa r... i.rf ,..,.r,f. hy r,o.f cred ,,h . p.r..1
A., n VI less, 4, X, s.,v ...h 81. ,~u eve. p,ir1n ot
.re luc boil , r ffs .o and A. 80 .sN anofhsr poru.p
,d side d p he r, A. frrR TIN. harr,nst i1rin. the
A.. g~- OF Ga.,sy. poor man was convicted iur
lagiu. oen cali Twelve months iu pr. soument was
.ls sentence ahou. being passed lpon him by Baron
Ltf-uv when VI Doping. know ing ihe dreadful cur.
.,,r-. under ,shei b, .ri "a. committed r,5iies ed
..,r f h,. ori.itr o say "A ord In behalf of M.
..t.nr.r n. Mr. popr.ngl fben informed The Court
"a, f,- az fh. ponr mani. children h.i died Of .tarvs.
. tr.r rl aud AID ,,i. ,, b.r b-,,hf frorn XII.
- 10 = .,, -,,.srf ~ ,,,.,,, ,r - 10, me "A N.
- ,.,, .n,-,af fron, fhe car D., fn. BriI.welf wa.
t 80 ~ 49,, - .f. -, 20 .,,,,,. -
-Ni '' No 'N'- .. , .- . - .. - ..,s, -
.''- E -- .. ., ID. III. ~ .h.... H. q
.''N' .'' ~. -, > -.
-' '',--''' ga. "' . - -. f,
10y, 81, d.. .,f d. ' .' ~. t,... ~ - -
r.r ,,.re eN6ur,d and fb,f ,ne spnrarancs Of n,u.
3, anon A.. stated wa, vf.i,is The recital Of such
tr.,.iv nlog, ib. .r, Judge himself 10 tears
~ -h.r ,f .,n,. fraog nomin. punishment Lei A NOT
i.l fh.y o.c red In the past wear for can VIA truth
,,- ,,,..f every on. meet tn every grade of life
la. safag 40 ro.ird 10 relate that no language can
t FIJI. ,I sar.h. condition ,f the who'll. West OF lie.
,............. eos. t,..Il affect 10 IA, the 4
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po,ns. Of ParIiameut-Canada.

?, ,ba Hoa,e d Lords OF the 5h. LORD ofo4knsm
b-rg.d 70 49, The noble ord oppost5 1-ihei u
- Ia on Of farther lrfOfmaiOn fDh S--'
=, h -eso~ci ~ what n1d taken place 10 ne OTe1 a.
-sv md 5eta-r % True. - ~ lni-fst4 - ~ -
- Coverrrueut had succeeded 10 eating ov~l 20
-l.--.rv =. f.r A.. TO classes were cOrcrfn~l "Ap
-. - tr~u1-d u ne OIL, al1 tlaf a. persons ~rfs
-, - - - gfec from Indemnify no Ia ever 'r-
-rv,~tes or who. not Drlnx convicted " H -'l -4- -
sr-.rre themselves o. tie az, erd Drrl l- &c
FL - .trir ard transported Perhaps ne n'-1 -ol
,riS nave 20 ID ecron % stare " lr--rf Ia i---D'
We ..-i0ngced ~ o'r-r~ - . , ..- 80. IN b..
20 l;r-v .sid ~ - ,0ie of ne lni9fina-'u ~ -
- rv. frorn tle C9v-rnof-l5-rrrsl ~as .lf-.-! -
-, 49, -. a. t.b- Agy 0r1rr laforrtol ~--cA rf
-.-..4i IA ne 81 ct had been frrfr4 '''.l II
80 III - s-5.r-s euh shed 10 ne ocal o4Ils :, ~
,.bi-h ur-e Of course equally ACCESSIBLE - -. -, -
- .r~t - ID trl be must -r1.-7 f--s ~ 81
- -ra-- -ts-e G. cl ance-, 80 o. Won r IN ''-
,o e- 81 eKo.als-o1 l-AL Is az -'- 'e ylr1
% - ar,-.- In 70 und-rs,1nd The noble ksr-
- - - received oc-- " PrF<e aisp-ea % Als
.un'ecfl -,.-. 49,. - .....A
= :. --rr-e ron TOE Csnadial u-Sspapers Lord T.
- - crivsls -I-er referred o. u- reports nat ~
,s Ia Tarioss spaper- " he debates. ard sad hat
,roaId derive lrforulzilon ron inet-
n - House o. Commons. oc Tie ~, NJ 9 sds,ors
-sv -o- .ertt % llfelt0r, % gong lrfo Con
r-e q Suppy. 10 bringing Up ne Report On supply
- -. vote. fsr Co.olfa service m ne scelaleOls est
nae 70 ca the q me House certain psrs u
rsc-rt acr 10 provide compensation for eoe on lOss-.
IN Cans1A ard generally 70 tee papers relating TO nat
subiect
NJ Herrs. wsAsd ,sk question IN rssresss 70 'Ss
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SehiIion ARain.

The Tr,ian continues 10 write IN the same bold ana
vigorous stye-cauuously and steadily It walks upon
the very march OF the treason felony ac-uttefirs
publishing and declaring IN terms too plain 20 De- mis-
understood principles the most seditous and contempt
fan Victoria and her Ministers tie most noiorous-oui
win the eve Of sNlul lawyer II keeps within the
limits Of the statute made 70 suppress such spirits a.
ose Of lis contributors. II the number issued this
morning there is an excellent letter from the Editor to
Lord John Russell IT. which the latter Is charged with
the crime Of committing murder Tie calls the Pre-
nr second Delahunt and suggests that he should be
aueah ms head the psychologists and thus concludes
ais letter Your determination policy has, up to ms
worked wei ] warn you, however that 10 machinery
being perfect cheek may come. Human patience.
as sir James Graham says, has rs limits u ever The
patience Of the Irish people overlesps those limits
within which has been chained long by agiiatofs,
may the Lord Who pardoned the Peniteni thief have
mercy upon your soul ." Vast my lord Clarendon,
armed As lie is with hsoeas Suspension act W" rink
of this We cannot el-out we are that Mr. AiioF
nev General Nouag has instituted prosecutions log
3aenses Of less sediuous character. Aye. and by
some means or other obtained convictions.
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Awful state Of the PROVING e..

The accounts from the Provinces which reached Dub
lin yesterday are OF the most alarming character
starvation Is rapidly increasing pestlcnce and death
are making awful advance upon the naih wing peas
aniry. hundreds with cruelty that could hardly hnt
its equal in the bygone days OF ieudasm, proceed IL
the unchrisuan-nsy, diabohcsl-work, 81 elecun.
and unhousins their psup- nzed tenantry leaving n'
root 70 shelter them under which they might h
down their weared, emsciafed bodies 70 beguile in'
dark and silent hours OF night save the ditcn 'i-e
shelter or the rude and rocking walls OF the cowshed
Not only in Connsught and Munster is the famine ou
psrts Of Ulster and Lensier begin feel its effects
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Tie demand for Uutra StA.-s securities i st.. very
.,esav-nany parties IN Tue present excited sts= Of H.
rope prrferrng investment IN ne Amerean funds For
United sss,es Five Per Cent? us5 have been done thi'
morning a. So co. ex div; DO Sx Per Ceni. l'os ll.
There /. demand FOR SewYork Five Per Cents lls55 20
1851 Ma4An1 a4s bui sellers want a. ard even 10 Penn
.yvsna Five Per Gents nominal Al g. % 81, While ono
81 per Cents liS5 quoted A. = % % 10 80 - 20
lot. 10 l55o 81 1901 Maryland Five Per Cen1 ser
Ds Bonds have risen 10 81 ard g. Mississippi ST Per
Cents sre nox selling Al s. and The Five Per Cent Sier.
ing Bonds A. - Saes have been made IN South Care
ina 1--WE Per Cents Barring Co A. So. bu holder. ook
for @ The value Of Alabama Five Per Cents q quoted
A. s. 70 Sc. do Sterling Bonds. 81 70 s. Although the
tr,ns,crors gong forward N hssssehassus FVs FER
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respondent OF Jeyyof' NeU' makes the following
statement
People 4 all nations participate "a the prohis OF sa
very great part % the brukerng conducted ~ se'
Jefbe Eayii,h h0ss' and iuuera knyfh people alter
-1Gruins Yng in Bfazu fvr - little r.pusn 10 ue
M .ne.s A. spanarIs or Portuguese kaglsh eng neer'
.II steamers for fle trade aud then 80 ia ths "a a.
lr.f drivers Que u those Wssrls 10 May last 5ref
.urrrrd,d ia land ug little iO ls north Df RO, lltV
-4ro----a cargo worth from t3tfo 70 4 'Ho -
- would bon ght the ship aud al she carried OUT
for barter i've unr. An acquaintance Of mine, an
Anglo Am~rcan. mad ffe before his brought safely 10
por % "a hrl- nrg go he, ~ commander earned
between 0O and 100, and hi- In proportion Inc
-usrs. u The uer ro-s and the during the nov
n.cr-.trv pfOtracied voyages are well ku0"ni snd u -
a-o4 flcf. Au0en 10 those c0uvrf-ant "ih NE suiJeeP
r.t While The horrors Of Tie passage infinitely en-
HANGED ny - inAIcuce Of French and Eng-h cruisers
f trad- 10 su supplied the rsf- Of $500 annually
ana 80 long there remains market % vii be 80 sup
oiled. uu - instead u employing few bngs and
q lunner.. " ryAll M reaIly val ~ al Ainca
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The state prisoners are stll in Dublin suil confined
still in daily expectation Of being carried Oh from the
land they loved not wisely. but too we'll They sre
fully prepared for the worst come what m ay they tx
pect no mercy from the Government that has persecu-
I'd them with such unrelentng hatred. Even Mr.
Doherty has been officially informed that he too must
wear the manacles share the felons doom and ming
with the very scum Of Engsh rascslty on board the
Convict ship-because the ardency OF h patriot Ism
he dared 10 assert the right OF lre nd to make her own
la,Ss and choose her rulers
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FRANCE.

LONDON. June s--4l An
Paris ad,iccs Of yesterday have come to haad They
state tha, the las, mall from Toulon brings letters
mentioning thar the course Of the = hours prior 10
the 4th 10 ess than 200 men had embarked AZ that
port i.r the Roman states With such reinforce
nent III, army OF ,he French IN Italy would amount
70 An extent Of $1,000 men Il Aso sad that seve-
r. other regiments including two Of cavalry, were
under orders % embark.
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Parliamentary Reform.

There parties who venture 20 predict thAi Lor1
John Russell. should be hold Office ui another session
VIII bring in bill 70 extend the suArsges. Wne'ne.
b. does certain .t is that the Parliamentary
Reform Association intend 20 make vigorous crusade
during the ensuing Autumn and Winter IN order 70
prepare the public mind for de0Ha''7 An extension o'
the Reform bin and getting petitions 70 both Houses
= .r nar-f
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hooks FOR THE MILLION.


RFYNOLDS'S GREATEST WORK.
MYSTERIES or THE COT ~ Oh LONDt y ~ q
WV " REYNOLDS, E~Q The immense sale " hlch tlls
t.t- ufr,,us books have met With il nothing lo va.
A., a AN, an. t. lie Hs Life boo London and -
h.r s Medina great - they undoubtedly were, appear
lame, Ind .pirtlr.. hen compared VITA TINS his airsl
',, ,n London Ire - here depicted sroug aud Vivid
coIos nom the refined but heartess vonpmafy Ueorge
~ ~ ohrd ns Sybaie rrve.s and drank us drnu- As
- nh..~t.h down la the gorgeous chamber OF Carlton
lace to tie ragged begEsr who poisoned hlnseh Win
,t.ns OF .in iu the sQ.alid novels az me "fcchra
-.h ,f - q Ii. ln I'm and his book has sod VIII
rspid, thar the most popular pooA iHl bo~ ever
.lh. sled Price iNccnfs
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tcI BROADWAY THE PLY Al ATLAS &C.
u rice. of Man. aud illustrations. exhibiting lhe geo
ernphical distribution of natural phenomena by 4 n
Johnson. Based the PhNsihahschcn Auas OF fioi.
Berphnu- with The cooperation, n their several depart
urni of Professors ID Forbes, r Forbes ana r III
60 Ur A Bane q X Warehouse, }. ;. Russell, and u
q kombsl, Folio M NOR.
THE NATIONAL ATLAS
Of Ut.toncal Commercial and Political Geography. con
a r. Johnston accompanied by Maps anu Illustrations Of
fI. Physical Geography of the Globe, hy d. H. berg
itus ani or Etluographc Map a. Europe ty u hoA'sl
Coz. 1us Index. Fulo hf NOR.
SOCIETN'S ATLAS
Auas of Maps published boy e society for the DlHusion
of ..0 r,v edge consisting of ldn maps Of colnrcs
W Of Cit,- of states aud OF Rivers ludeXAc colofed
i0llo. hal Russia - ,,.,
m 81 maps from the and most authentic
.orr,- engraved ON sreel with geographical descup-
f.ous index. &C. Folio hf. NOR lt-N <As
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C0rro~ The cons lerabe ls n--. uoaced Do -,
y has not been followed up for during le cose of &c
week sales scarcely reached o0 or s-o oa.es per EN-
Tie lover descriptions becoming more and more uui-
sn gave way franc hg' fl. decline does lot hear upon
other .ns1r- which haze ROT varied 0-trK ihan
il n4tura y The ca-e between on active ali d market
On sunday We're informed Of The rev Ministry. and
already Uni Monday there more &C Tiy 10 ,he lefa-
1890 bales Aavn. changed bands We expected ye- ,l-
day. rae Presidents Message. which shall only receive
t0-uOrr0V Ol Tuesday the fralsacto1s reached 1857
bales a. le annexed quotations. Holders Sea- with iac.-
y these rates and 90 nor likely ihai any alteration 10
them VII take place come. Our adj
vce- from the r,ed states OF tse ult per Ame-
ri ca from New-Iork the receipts bad then reached tie
figure OF $4,000 baessay an excess Of $4,000 bales on
the lasi crop az th- same period
Tie complaint, % damages done % he plant By frost
had u great measure s.ls-ed LEY had produced here
uo effect whatever We expect from ilc states 81 ships.
The bali OF which bad already sailed dates vith
upward % 5000 bales
TIE OF the week reach 5.IJ3 bales sgarsi 20
bales receipts. snd with stock % 1859 tar-.
of which f-7a bales led >ate- compnsug i1ss bales
sea Island.
Tie following were the sales effected VIZ
Oo-.a.f ot ose.. sf.sa rg.n'l $50 s......si IA
b.--i--t tsa1f f0I Cuuiaa-i.- .- .-.-..5s -
I.t.. -.as
The imports dlnng the same period amolntio
I-- t,-- s..n .b-.- irn Casr,ol. - tae Braof Il,
r-f-r~. rm ha,r i,l'4 s'7'. s-si nm N-s f9r.-t-a
l-1. nse-
Price. of United ss'es short staple Cc;on- sccofiia Z
t0 fl4vr- classification.
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ROME

Rv late adyces from the capital We are put n poe
session OF some very important intelligence Il sI-
pears that convention had been signed on lie night
Of the 5lsi ut between the French Minister N Les
seps. and the Roman Tnunvirate. Gen Oudlno' I'M
edistely protested against is provisions and declared
il 70 BE null and vod.
-Four thousand sPsniArds reported to have landed
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Az usual a number Of bills will be dropped Among
the rejected odds have been taken ~ th- West hnc
ast night against the Jews Bill and the current report
thls morning ~ an the public places where political
matters are discussed that Notwithstanding tie prox
ie. held by the Duke OF Wellington the Bishops won't
swallow the bitter pill which proposes TO "nae'ri''ol-
re Parliament
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We combine 90 have 1--we demand 1ot1 .1r inl1-il-.
.r-4 Fooi. sd yarns EKf--sT- orders tr nar-
t-t ar aa1-rs encouraged thereby are iocs.ng for
h cher pr-es which 10 instances, ar beng Pod
rf un~- ~
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A UNIVERSAL HISTORY

INA SERIES or LETTERS. sc. By q c. hebbe,
LII Dewitt a Davenport THE WORK. which We
ltNcnouced from time fo ue durng % ssue 30 unnefs
his completed far tDa Two very handsome U,
volumes comprising ancient history. have been punil-i
,i iti Hb~ elaborate and valuable doom, c"uiti7
ing AN lmuru-, of information INTO mauh2rhh'
cfrun.- and presenting 10 n form well adapted to rem
der ID attractive. aud instructive Dr H~hbe the author
is man of learning and ability -especiay c"hfri-"ht
with historical matters and well qualified for The prcpafa
ton of -cb IA worn We commend 81 to public attention
auI 0,yor Buffalo Republ can.
ag.nf. will find This an excellent ofA To canvass Tor.
DEWITT DAVENPORT Tribune Ba.dinss'
MT
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Emigration Meeting.

Avery important meeting has been held IN Carlow
for the purpose of promoting emigration upon pre-
arranged and wellconceTted plan The speeches were
Of trm moderate tone and the resolutions adopted
showed that the conyeners Of the meeting had not
come forward with empirical paHaeea Tor the reei
Of d large but greatly distressed boy Of the ln'h
na.ule
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21
rorrpru OF JULY, ls4s.

ISAAC FDgE. JR PYROTECHSIsT for The las y
yesrs Of Caste sad Nibo'' Garcsns sae ne prne a.
ees tnrou yhou Uni0n, 10" c1-s 20 .ne PUBIC re
allotted Orders 10 any extent from aay par q tne lied
safes VII BE- promptly attended 20. lsAAO 10 ~
-. i,s - p---o-~trs-t Jersey CRY. near DE Ferry
u, = - trtr arpTDN s Nslrrr-a-e
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The Potato Disease.

Various and conflicting rumors are ahoat respecting
the temperance Of the disease IN the potato crop
The reports are very contradictory On the whole We
are inclined TO believe that up TO the present time the
cases which have already shown themselves are rare
and not of d very virllent character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21
Queen Going A-SaiIing.

Il was reported by some Of the Royal Hous ehold that
Her Majesty is DESTROYS Of setting out marine ex
curson By the 20;h Of July and that this is one Of the
reasons why Ministers wish 10 dispose Of al their pres
ent and nresslng business 50 quIckly
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oar Ms'che-frr reporter IN 30 Ie.rgrapllc dispatch
states iha ite Cora Marsei ilsr- deemed -is morning
exceedingly heavy Ta--e bl- f-w buyers AID those
tsklng bai smal parc-s Prc-s have declining ten
delcy TIE weather very tle AL Warn