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ADDITIONAL sEws By THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, Nov. ".
The following is an extract from the eloquent
aud Poetieal address OF Kossuth 10 his courtIy.
~ IN, IN which be alludes in terms most severe 10
The traitor GeoTeeys
The ingratesshom thou hast fostered with Thy
A2npf Rpes, Aerots against tiles, unsot ~ ~,
been betrsye -saGgEYiis tSssRsSa''v my eSanty~
thy death sentence hath been written, beloved
Of my heart by him whose virtue, whose love, !
never dared 10 doubt Yes, in the feNor OF my
oolfest thoughts i should almost as soon have
d. lbted the ex stenee OF the omnp0tence as be-
sve that he should ever be a traitor TO his c,un-
uy. Thou hast been. betrayed by him ia whose
hands had bat litIle space before, deposited the
Po geT Of our great county, which he sWore 20
defend even 10 the last drop Of his hearts blood
he hath done treason 10 his hearts blood-he asth
done treason 10 his mother, and the glitter of gold
hsth been for him ulons seductive than that OF the
blood shed 10 save he country. Base gain hath
more value IN bis eyes than his country, and God
has abandoned him as he has abandoned his God
fJs his allies ia hell Msygarsi beloved com pan
ions! blame me rot ior having cast mine eyes on
tins man and Tor having gwen 10 him my place; il
was necessary, for The people had bestowed on him
their confidence. The army loved him, and he
Obtained power OF which mysef would have
been proud, and nevertheless, this man belied the
confidence Of The nation, }. and has repaid the love
OF the army with hatred. Curse him, people OF
Msygars-cuTse the br east that did not dry up be-
fore II gave hum milk
LONDON, Nov. 10 b.
Advices from COnstantinople, ts the isl lust,
tate that the British deet was anchoTed 10 AbcukiT
Bay aud would remain there till the arrival o. the
coarier with the IEsr's answer 10 the commu3ica.
ton OF Fund Efsndi; should that answer prove IN
favorable, the feet will proceed at once 10 Con-
stsntinOple. Sir Stra,.ors Canning has communal
Gated 10 the Turkish Government that the English
Cabinet had unanimously agreed TO form offensive
alliance with the Porte. IN event OF hostile proceed
ings on the part OF Russia. Similar communica-
lions have been made by Gen. Aupick on behalf
OF the French Government Spanish troops in
ROME have received orders TO return 10 Spain.
Sir +. BnlweT, Minister to the United States,
we1t on board the steamer "Hecate" on the 18Th
inst.
The produce markets, both Liverpool and Lon
don, have been well supplied, but az buyers were
ess active, transactions in most articles were not
extensive; prices, however, toieIaby Arm. The
iron trade, duIiog the past week, remained quiet
a. lsrt reported
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MEMPHIS, Dec. 6.


Dates from Texas, Nov. IL, have been received.
The cotton crop is short throughout the State, and
is worse than wss anticipated.
Gen. Books had received news that the Ca
manohe. Wachtas, and other Indian tribes hsve
Ieasued together for war on the whites. The mil
itaIy expedition from the frontier was recalled.
The garrisons were strengthened.
The weather here is bad. Memphis and South
Msnpbis have been united under one charter.
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MISS PARDoE's NEW WORK

MISS PARDUE'S NEW WORK.
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HOUSE.

thers were 2I9 members present There were
~ unsuccessful batiodpgs iOr Speaker; on all
IA our OF the ballots Winthrop received 20 votes;
Cobb, first ballot, l0S; succeeding ballots, iu2i
scattering p
The excitement in regard 10 the organization IN
clea.es- honn and Ness, Of Pennsyivsnis, took
sssts yesterday Just prior 10 adjournment The
xfellowing members arrived last night and took
beasts this morning: Albert G. Brown, David Hub
tbard, Dem, Augustus II. Shepherd, VIM i: ALI
lsiin, NJ. r. Gently The House Is now fnt ex-
= spiing King and Morton, whiss and Julian, Free
Eoiler.
Second ballot to-day; Cobb l0l, Winthrop 81
Flmot 3, scattering II. Third ballot: Cobb lVO,
Winthrop 81, NinOt 3, scattering Is.
II, Fourth ballot: Cobb 80, Winthrop VI, Wilmot
scsftering rs. Filth ballot: Cobb 100, Win
tkrop 81, WllmOt s, scattering 10. Sixth ballot:
Cobb -, Winthrop 81. Wiimot 3, scattering p
The House then Adjourned without eleetine.
The majority necessary ioT choice Is llS.
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SENATE

WAshIssToS, Dec. 9.
Nr. Calhoun presented the credentials OF Jefe,
rnish Clemens, Of Alabama, who was quahnee
and took his seat Adjourned.
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counsel and furnishing shelter food and lnlltefikl
Tor carrying out her purposes. Itwould seem that
her discrimination for revenge has run into kind
Of monomania. The accused were held 20 bail
IN the sum Of $4,000 each, in default of which
they were fuzzy Committed 10 answer al the mex
term Of the court
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SENATE.
HnnsE oF REPREsENTATIvES.

wAsHIEsros, Dec. 8.
Fifty Senator's were present to-day. ME. Man.
saa, sshs1aitisd : raspluLiol. which Wes adopted,
The Senate Then Adjourned.
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Irving's Tales u Traveller and Astoria;
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aIkaENa-commsnas asslss.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT 25>2Ss.
GUNNH BA6s--Nonzinzi a i21s.
GRocaRIHs--Psir eenana, Win recipe Of - sass
coass ~ hhss ssssr. ats sss 40. - Do. aoisssss
Ro Csste very ARM win 1sss at iisals IN lots sna
retail. lava Coffee quote a. isaaiic- Sugar 10 Al
mnth easier rstss. win s.es Of 100 hbds new crop
through the wssk At 4lc- Lsht sales q Ar req and Oil
sugar At s.sie. We quote Loaf. OzIlhsd and asdsed
sugars at 7iaiie forthe duersnt nsmbes and qualities
Havana sugar. In bones, quote 81 70 BE- a. per
qasEly. Pl.ntanoa hol.ssss y in tsr request, win
Hight sales at z2sz3e ssssshoase MoAsea ss quote Al
0ss7s, with sale at sie Is per quality &c CA~sseta
fair Asmand, with a good stock Sales y 49,
Recs,pts .ais wee IA boxss- Rlce \ = = -
ar rstsiI nu6nr<m<6 Hnonin1e -.
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WOODRDRR 4 MCBRIDE,
PLANE N ANUFACTUR IRIS,
And Dealers In
HARDWARE kND cUrxznx.
sign o. the Big Plane. %. Third sssss, .-.r nan
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NANCY J. MILLER. 21sSuI5rau,t.
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA.

This e1eenent compound. Wach u creacrE zlcs 10
sal interest -hrou gnout the couury maie ~
successfully INTO TIE ayor u ogr citizens p-ops
around We have read a. snd s,.in oftf- s.-caCV
Of this IN yAushle UedlcDe-u ca vc-yreas..s
Dc yerage mediCiEe-bUt until recently Ave .. -
positive pTOOf " hch Couit nlisC- tostsas farr
o., i. But. rom iacts IN cur PoSse are 80
well eI hat, without any exccplon. :
FEST. PLkssASrEsT, AM sxsT ever urer-a
to the pubie for TIE % al ehrOuc d-sss-s 49,
mstISH and ScrOuia. and al impurities % M $500 -
q thef with many other eompaalnlS-
II has Ong been remarked thaffhe q -
trums and nOstrun veudeTs, hat harflS
I'D valuable discovery IN TIE kedCa Ssleuce Led
jeOpATdiSe rcPUt4ilon Tor Lcrec1nY and ennxS
ency butIn ms instance hesIslc ard rk-r-
mark VI hich " have made above-H zr--rz R~u-.
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Your Trend. LOUISA Z. BEyAN.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

SCARLkT FEbhh U-SAhAED Of us TEHROHs
This dang erOus Alarming E-ecuoa -al<A A.s s-.vs
from the stage Of ume 90 many bOth q; the a<e
ofinfancy vlzcru1s uaturs A.. 81 "a
hood at length met is oane and oIs - = va
effects upon the system AID ~ Ne pousral
influence OF tins Ute graIs AZ q mr.
Fever, which le her drsadfa stAie; 1er holr -.
covered with particles Of -SAret eTtFons. arsr nn.s
hing Ike biie, and Al leasS rwo aches Aza<-
ter made is Appearance On the skouer Nhirh broEs
and discharged almost Incredible cuanuy u na<f "a
enSiv matter. and oesdes ths. large qnautfy a.
charged from the ears, al verI odcnss charl<rsr
made triAl OF SANDS SA RSA fARILLA xk,<s es-ct.
Ell complete Tie child having 90 "a.
lie For the benefit Of thoss nlnenna from ths a.n<l
effects Of this horrible ise.se MI PSies Pl.2
n.ent Il they cal a. ~ n Rxeter Greet
near Fawn stTeet-b-iEzzs SHa-
The following tesssrsou.l he vahss cftAs s.u.-p.
rila, Is from the Rev. L1ther Wnsht. .sra - ys.rs
COngre gAton@l Einisssr, rszi1inz a. wossEus
w0sURx, MaSs.. MarSa HSA Ia
Messrs. SAsDss Genllemsp-Frurl shatf ave sxv-.-
enced and nom The mlOrmAtoa narr rsccnrr tsC-i
ed from number Of % a-a rss,ectahnrr =.
used Jour sam pari.. have ust he sasl 1crss
merOas eerthCafes yos have reserved -facarY 80
fully sustained ~ E<ixEIkScE, ant a1nu1t rsVul.r
ton and utility are vtry extennys. aad snl - 500
Of my humble efoTtste inereass em, vE.ss sho.ss
aGted BY disease % become acqaAlniei Ne xFFI
cACV and Pow<a Of TJGIyHs1@ele medfcts--
lam, gentlemen s1teaaIy and vsrI esPeells ys1rz
LUIhkS WRIGHT.
Prepared and sod. wholesale and t.f ~ a ~ 4 ID.
SANDS, DrBgE<s and Cheniz,x. 10 Fshon 81 con-.
Of Wsaiam New York. sold ALA 81 J. n WndeI a C.
Louisville; u. ". Norton, Lexington, Geo. GarI.r
Paris; sestoa q SHAPE, hsysvi.s' n B. Hlzn.s. q.
scnsrsify hToushou he United Stzes and ne Co.,
Price = per Botlcs six Bottles or -
Decemoer Is. iSs<--isee~
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HA<hfSo1ou, Dec. 5.
~ to-tzS and ozxanised, received
IA nav Sc1storx. nnd adjourned.
I<4 salIots uz<e hns for Speaker,
IN ~ fc4ops, flfri ballot, Cobb, Of
1o>45: HiiMc<6. Second ballot,
50; Wf'rnol 7. The House
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tHEAPER THAN THE CHRAPEsr. AND A.
GOOD Al THE BEsrr
Only 81 90 a Year to Clubs.

$1,000 ssw SUBSCRIBERS wAsrEDll
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ntnbtrs pTesent-16 Wings, 10
II1<cIiefs. Clay and Shields were
<testisn, Rusk and Turner took seats.
u ihen adjourned to walt the organisa-
IyUa House.
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JessFS- A. B. & D. SAsDss-Be1ors I -o.nsa-r<<t
az your SarSarar1la nv Su-ering g anozt v.st
presslOn; my thro&i s&s eomPctey 1ceratrd. aad
dTsadful Cough snd thrTe rcQ1cuy As tox-ta
that could not speak Above whisper. and s-.st-.
the Inflammation trO-n my tnroat extcnicd u NJ sd
that my hearing was very mlch tmpairei. Af.rr a
King the SArsaParilaa short time ny heAIh improxsd
and my throat l. low vel; Am tree frou cusEa -
ughtneSs OF chest ever Sas s-sr -,.Il.
distinctly NJ throat has been vel tfres aloaras
the Of winch has been effected srtrsy % ne 80 81
your sxrsAparia-
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SORE THROAT.

following Is an extract .rOa a srsr Tsssivsd -oa
MS Bev1n, VINO had been sf,Strd severa y-.rs "a
rofnlOus UsIcsrS. DysFePSA. az. AMI rsssny a Al
e ion Of the throat and Chest
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
ProyfsiOu Markets.

For cured Provisions there is sil fair demand aud
good business doing 10 most articles Of the trade
The imports during the past fortnight are g pounds
and l4s bbs Beef, 232 do Pork, casks Hams hhds
and 600 casks Bacon, l457 bbls and 33li kegs Lard
30s sacks 25l0 boxes Cheese,
The Wool market is very firm; the Colonial Woo,
sales now going on at the Hall of Commerce have been
80 far well attended by unususlly large number Of
buyers from the manufacturing districts, and by few
also from the Continent The bddings are very brisk
at an advance of ID to 2d per 10 the prices realized
a, the private sales.
In Glasgow as well as in stnfordshire the IRoN
Trade has sgnin improved all descriptions OF Metals
are in active request and higher prices readily
paid.
STOCKS s- The Stock market is improving, and Amer
ican as English securities are again the advance
The demand for U :. Six per Cents still continues the
price per cen, with every appearance Of farther
rise Very large amounts have changed hands
The buyers now being those houses which a.
Bankers to the Continent The amount on hand offer
ing even at lO7 per cent, is very limited. Maryland
sterling per cents have been sold with remarkable
steadness prices rising from IS to Is last quotation.
IS to 80 per cent.
The general opinion ls tina. 1t will be sold a, S. and
even then it is low, when compared with the income
derived from it. Pennsylvania "a IS rates per cent
neglected, and possibly will until after the
decision Of the Legislature the subec, Of the relief
notes bat will then be 10 demand a, 40, should the
lief notes be redeemed Consols for money, lowest
92s highest o., closing 92l
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
FRANCE.
Nearly Another Revolution.

There Is very little news from the Continent Of i'm
portsnce or general interest except as It regards
France Immediately after the sailing Of the haSGTa
intelligence was received in England that the breach
between the Assembly and the President had wdened
into fearful grief real sham plot was disclosed
10 the French Ministry and for few dsys Paris again
assumed the appearance Of belesgued city
The streets were occupied BY not fewer than 5OO0y
meo, and Gen Chsngarnier plainly intma.ed that the
fret bsrricsde that attempted 10 be raised would
be the signal for general slaughter Whether the hed
Republicans surprised or uDPrePsred to cope with
the extensive military arrangements concerted certsn
IL ia that Pari. for fsw days trembed the verge Of
new revolution the issue Of which can scarcely be
doubted. AZ Marshal Bagesud was dispatched from
Paris ~ bring W strong division Of the Army Of the
Alps ostensibly 70 command Bourges during the State
trials bat with no object than that Of oyerawng the
Red Republicans in Paris.
The differences between the Guard Mobile aud the
Army Of the Line only added fuel 10 the fame, which
hourly grew In intensity The motion for getting rid
Of the proposition Of NJ Rstesu 10 dissolve the National
Assembly only defeated by narrow majority Of
Of 46 to 30j Since that vote greater tranquility has
prevailed and once have 10 announce that the
struggle passed of without mortal strife. Numerous
arrests were however made.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
Another Abem,nsttos onsummat,s.
To ne Eti,,rs Of n. Tr5sus.


btNTifNsS. was present In the o'scs Of tia
Seer tsfy % t5o Treasury n lrne iorosins NJ Pom.
Inauguration, when VI Bogsrius submitted he p =,
10 build the present Barge Of-o a, Whtehsl Wr
walker Asked Mr. Bgarsus whether th. pisr could ,,
purchased. Mr. replied 90. - The Counoa C5sn-a
would 20; sell Mr Walker then replied ihs, be- eou,a
not but the sane Tor ihe course ihe Goverr1,r, A
pursued from Is formation This Never ts .r-s-
sn expenditure of money on property boonsuz %
peisors-oniif u VI Bogsrdls could in1uce suy urr.,,
- oa.i ihe same on speculation, the Goysraacn, ous
eA, on The back Of the above dccars,inn VIZ ,h.,
u "ss a;sinst the principle Of the Gorernrrenf a. =,
prove otncf property thsn their OWN va t.ss
' So from from the Common CurrrH rf 49,. b.
nta1 oi fer last River Tor IN ycars u ve.r, -,
ot ei.N pr year then makes c.etr,rt s.,t A..
Nsrtervoort oi the Eighth Ward fc f..IIf ~. -. .
t"Yu ti'r - py ne enormous rent q - -r1 49,
I i'eilGns tse rent oi Pier $3.50 p.r srrrr, tftS,
u''iA oi A a. sudtrtooft g. : B.a..... lts -,
N"''. Dl'er claimed % be the osrr- III la. nj :,
~ $40 sarge once art On. leysif ti l.rse.-,s,
e''It i'r t1e saur. making he r0.t "a ~. l.rf -
80 Nll-e price. according O. B1earins ,,.t.r, y
lsa.i $500 more than ihe building .uelt ct,,
mere sfe j. years uneSg g.-rf snt 0e hss .rfsrsd
tnc otcit tHN n purchase the same 70 to- rf -i =,
sum OF >22DV0 aai Ia spite 90 Die ffts o. cover sv
sle SAM h stands in olt frti .l ins huns. n. AZ
Cuslom housc-so tlst he that r.rs may r.si Ae
c.fdirs 20 ho-lrtuss stateulat fIr hIliIrr -,
eli'lu making an advance ol 6 oN 20 irr.e ,tas =
De- MS not au at NATION .r.rs...
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
ENGLAND.
Opening of Parlia merf.

fartamsnt was opened by the Queen in person. The
sp<sch from the throne is rather lengthy and for
wonder actually possesses meaning spsrt from the jim.
sls Of words Bat II does not possess sufficient general
interest to justify iss transmission BY Telegraph The
speech psc<s ho fact beyond doub, ths, the Govern
men, have no idss of stultifying their past Free
Trade docsrises hat are resolved steadily to carry
out their principles end their fua condemnation
Lord John Russell said In debate that be
bad been formerly in favor Of hxed duty on
eorn but the House rot having chosen to adopt that
mode and having chosen to set corn entirely free.
hope ths, no attempt above all hope no successful
attempt. will be made at renewing any duty upon
that main article OF spssensnce." This settles at
once al speculation upon the course and eonduc,
nksly 10 be adopted By the present Administration
With the navigssion laws also the Government pro
pose TO be equally decisve aod bill for their
modihcston viii be Immediately introduced. The de-
elarsd intentions Of the Ministry to make every re-
renchmsns eompstblo with complete efficiency in the
various branches Of the civil naval and military de
partu q the State, have produced general sststsc
don a. "esul Free Trade policy which they have
ce' "a uphold will probably proopg their
ten. 'hos to more di'sn, period than they could
hAvs en- 'sssd before the opening Of Parliament
Ies 40 - Hon Sir Henry Lytton Balwer, R. c. B.
Sssssay Enshsa Ansassder 10 Spain, has been sp
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
Liverpool Cotton Market.

The demand for CoTroS has continued extensive
during the pact fortnight and sales to very large
tent have taken place In the Of the week end
Ing Feb $50 bales changed hands of which 81 $50
bales American The prices Of these remsin with
out much OF any change, but Brazil South American
kinds being in very active request both for consumption
speculation. advanced of penny per ID. Since
the Cd the market has been hrm and active and the sales
amount to 6ll2o bales. Of which spectators have ia
ken 1850 and exporters 6l00 bales The import dur
ing the two weeks Is 5000 bales, OF which 5000 are
from the United States and the stock In this port
10 estimated at 100000 against ssaoOO at same period
last season. The stock Of American is abou, 24SO0O
being increase OF l02 600 bales The official quota
tions for Cotton AID tor Fair Upland aud Fair
Mobile sed 4id for Fair Orleans Auddlng 4sd to 4id
and Ordinary SD to id per pound.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
FRANCE.
Opposition 30 CIubs.

In the National Assembly the Goth ult the Minis
ter of the Interior announced that he hsd been directed
by the President OF the Republic to present a bl
against clubs. The Assembly had sresdy enacted
severe penalties with the view TO repress excesses
aud remove dangers alarming to society. Gov
erument had ordered a number of clubs to be
closed In the Cspta and the Departments, and de.
noupccd the OFF nders 10 the tribunals 1t was mpos
ble tha, confidence could be reposed while Clubs
permitted 10 exist. They formed state within the
state aud free Governments could allow such an
anomaly - exist without endsngenog its existence
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

THE TERUASTEPEo RourE.-Congress seems
disposed 70 take no seson upon either Of she proposed
routes for connecting the Atlantic and Psolsc Oceans
offered for i,s consideration. In the meantime
party Of surveyors have gone TO locate rslrosd
from Chsgres to Psnsms, and Mr.. HARsors, whose
proposal tor road scross the ls.hmus of Tehusnepec
we lately published. has already upward Of 400 men
at work constructing route for csrrisges We believe
he Intends running hoe ofmAsiages from CuA,z scus.
CO to Tehuantepec The shortnsss Of this route, and
the facilities for crossing from viii undoub,
edly cause large number Of emigTsn,s 70 take Il IN
preference 70 others.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

TENNEssEE.-Judge 7. A r NELSON who has
been proposed by several Of the Tennessee Wing papers
as candidate for Governor states in a communicates
to the Jesesbor0lsk Wig that ne would sccep; the
domination, II formally rendered to him. He gives as
reasons, the great claims OF Gov Brown, and the mad
equscy Of the salary (sscco) per snnum Judge Mel
son one Of the Taylor Presidential Electors and
has been honored by the Wings of Tennessee with nun
erous important uusts which be has nnsd with gres:
credit.
Gen. WILLIAM TRovsDALg is prominent Candidate
for the Loco Foco nomination.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
Duffy TO be Tried again.

Charles G. Duffy hss been brought up before the
Courts on new bill and h 70 take his trial at the pres
ent term. under the Crown and Government Security
act This course thought admirable by the law Of
hcers IN consequence Of the demurrer which part
ly ruled 10 favor Of tie prisoner upon toe b oenc al
toe last Commissions.
It mas been recommended ~ the Lord Lieutenant TO
renew for limited period. the Suspension OF the Nc
5sas Corpus act 10 Ireland and the bill has already been
read the first time in the House Of Commons.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
Corn Market.

The CoRN Markets throughout the United Kingdom
have been steady On the whole, greater activity has
prevailed during the fortnight The immediate effect
OF the cessation OF the Corn Laws Of ls46 and the subsi
tuition OF nominal duty all descriptions OF grain has
been much the same anticipated Prices have not iSl
len but the contrary well supported and in some
instances have advanced Accordingly st Mark cave on
Monday, Feb the demand for Wheat, both Enslsh and
Foreign was to moderate extent and previous prices
were well supported FLouR-Americsn descriptions
were point dearer, and the quotations per bbl were
CoAS there was little if any, change the prices ruling
- os 10 Ss per quarter of 4s0 lbs AT Liverpool there
- been little variation In the value of almost every
srSc~.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

The ravsgcs Of the Cholera continue about the same
a. when the Niagara sailed.
Latter intelligence from India has been received, but
is wholly devoid Of general interest.
The excitement; created in Europe By the report o
the boundless riches found In California had somewhat
subsidized when the BY the last pac e once more
aroused the spri, Of enterprise and the newspapers
again teemed with notices Of al kinds Of shipping az
ventures 10 connection with this aurferous region I
Il no longer III Dorado but vesitable terra d0ro
the confirmed STATE Of mineral wealth in the Cali
fornis bills now leaving no doub, bat that immense
tide OF emigration viii float toward that quarter
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
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The market Tor FLOUR, with n moderate busi-
meas is In favor ol the buyer We notice sales OF 1900
bbls at 81 - for Howsrdst and 6 81 for City Mills
small s-es Of CoRS MEAL a, - 90. sales OF prime
red WHEAT at l0e The CoRN trade IL quiet, although
holders are At 81 81 for white and 80 cts for
yellow small parcels Of OATS sold Al 80 cts. Rye Is
30 cts snd dull CLOVER SEED 10 held Al -, with sales,
and FLAX do az ll4All7 In PoRK there Is fair de
rnand with sales Of 200, including Mess al si2 snd
Prime AZ $40 5J sales Of LAID az 81 u. Dressed
PICS are selling az g. COFFEE and SUGAR have an
improving tendency but MoLAssE, Is without change.
sales OF Rio COFFEE at 6sa7i some 1000 bags have
changed hands quotations The snow Is four inches
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