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NEW GOODS.

M invite the attention Of stock Of choice
w FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, received per steamship Ohio
and other late arrivals, consisting Of
Dress and FTock Goats, black and fancy;
Sacs and Sac Paletots,
Paris Paletos and Cloals,
Pilot and Sable Cloth Over Sacs
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants
Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Vegtsi
Shirts Underhirs and Drawers;
CrayatB, Scarls, Pocket Handkerchefs and Gloves;
Morning Wrappers, Suspsndersi
Ana all other articles Of dress pertaining 70 genenans WaroD
NORRIS s. WAY,
2pw q Camp st. Common under Hswletts Exchange
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 5.

CRY ITEMs.YestsFday the police Offices presented moth
ing Of interest. The Stres crowded during be day
with candidates and vos and at night the latter stretched
their threats in shouts for the former To-day we rather
think, will afford abundant theme for locals to make up
fof the prsaaut desnh
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iRZIA FRENCH.
SALT RHEUM.

This oeTtihes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in family for Salt Rheum of thirteen
yea duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases have
been at aeyated and they both entirely
There be doubt but this Medicine has al the virtue
that the Patentee claims for it. from what has fallen under
observation added 70 the respectable testimonials
is favor by Others who have used it in Iequng m1e
diRte relief do most cheeTuly recommend 10 the atten
ton Of the afflicted, the of this invaluable Salve
BUFFALO, N. Y, ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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sTRANGERs, sTTnn.

NoRMAN's NEW ORLEANS AND ENVlRONsu con-
~ tanning brief Historical Sketch Of the State
Lou,isna and the City Of Newoeans from the earliest period
the present time, presenting complete guide all subjects
raj interest 70 the Stranger With Maps sndfPaes
B. NJ. NORMAN, Bookseller and staioner,
ms 81 No. 6 Camp street.
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- The public respectfully informed from this date
he undersigned will occupy the iour-story Building on CANAL
sTREEf, between Bourbon and Dauphn Sueets.
OILS 2dpG D. II. HOLMES
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/, John Williams, resident Of Hamilton county and City
Of Cincinnati, feel IT solemn duty that the
munity thus publicly that have been troubled with
the lies for about seven years during which time have
suffered much bodily pain lost portion Of that time
by confinement to bed, and have expended several hun
dred dollars but to purpose continued to worse
Meanwhile, persuaded, and finally urged make
trial Of - DALLBY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TORI for this awful complaint and to my utter amaze
ment. well and hearty ever and the Of two
boxes of this precious ointment escbe cure. These
facts willing to affirm should it make the statement
- JOHN WILLIAMS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Olympic Theatre

Olympic Theatre.
CORNER OF B.ARONJVE IND POYDRAS SITS.
COLE I.s oK aad E nsasg A. JAMES g. CHARLES Stage
. Manager, Mr. NAYLoai Treasurer Mr. GAIsFoRD Doors
open before Curtain precisely be-
FoSss g 5i second sr Cents ore5 so7 q 5 and
Coored Gallery 3 Cent? THIS EVENING, Monday, the per-
i''man''' will commence LUX % AT HOME.
Mr. Brown Mr. Max Mrs. Brown Miss Verify
To be followed By Sf PIEGs1NT iS NElGHBok
To conclude win AIR ALEXANDER.
American Theatre, POydras street.
lR P@ 8es Il a sn os fc esns ss Many
ant asrson mat VII Sdd materially % me CGno , n S9S
order viii Be prsssrTed in every department
THE COMPANY
Has great care besides the Of many
OLD qyoFes he list viii eoAtan others that make b !h most al
astsR 5sl i. &c popular young Tragedan'
Nesu'. SPEAR ,,,,
W.M: FOSTER,
GRIERsoN,
KELLER.
Hr'j NC Go5 4 gkEE F9FE' 6T M5FssD
Mis-, ELIZA -PETRIE; IE ROY, -
Mn. G. S. STANLEY;
MA n 5ag a6FIN;D,
Miss sALZMAN
Mrs McCLOsKEY,
The Police Department viii be under supeTntendens Lieut.
PTomPts MT G. r. Rove Scenic Artist NJ G. Rogers
Treasurer ..P h Johnson Nachinlt Shube
Appointments. by ... Mr. Timany
Every thing being oTWardness The house will open
nj -'''' '"' ~ GEO. 5. STANLEY, Stage Manager.
-a0e-
Sable HarmOmistss
THE Public respectfully Informed tina, the subscribers have
persedd MI W A Lloyd in the Of the Band Of
bic Hamonst They trust that years experience has given
them sufficient knowledge The enable them
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of NewoGeans th
coming Winter, in such shall liberal
patronage which has heretofore kindly extended this
Managers have the qualification informing public
usy have secured the services Of the following
6. 6. TEMPLE,
A WESTON,
M n, CHAMBERS,
J. NJ FOANs,
R MOORE
who, together with Mr. VIM ROARK, propretor they
hope will form troupe exceled and will able
give entire satisfaction 10 the most iastidious
The entertainments will SUNDAY EVENING,
4h inst the Commercial Exchange, and will Every
Evening during the week. there being positively p0Poueent
whlteyer
IL Doors open q O'Clock. Tickets 50 cents
VIM. ROARK,
now JAS. OITPHANT Ffopiletois'
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FOUND DRAD.-An inquest held yesterday By COFo-
Speddsn on the body Of man named John d. Price,
aged about SIS years. IEhman BY birth f0and dead in
house Jackson street, the of Debigny Yer
dot Died suddenly Of organic affection of the heart
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TRY pALLHYls PAM HXTRAOToR.

She brought to my bed a box and applied some to the
gOIes. felt immediate wherever it touched me- and
begged for enough to snnOint thoroughly II OBJ.
tanned, and life seemed to invest me To remove the
burning pain in the chest even made Pills of it. and took
them which cured owe my life to your valuable
Extractor, being now strong ever, and have been
since early in the year 1879.
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ERYSIP ELAS,

For ErysipeaS the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time but it driven in, and will eappear in the same OF
other place. The Pain Extractor, however, draI0s
out and completely the of the disease and
effects thorough cure.
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SORE NIPPLES.

The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
remarkable We know of numerous cures, and do
hesitate say that the Ointment will fail for this puI-
pose. Deoacy prevents from asking certificates from
ladies this subject The following procured by
of our Agents
This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheeTfuy recommend to those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint most valuable
tiole to it. PHOEBE BRAY.
ALBANY, April, 1916. MARY MOORE.
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Great TOrehIight Procession utpOur-
ing Of the DemocrncHI

ing UA INC OeMAOCGACX&
On Saturday evening had the last grand rally of
each Of the political parties preparatory TO the exciting
struggle Of to-day The Democratic TOFchlght Procession
gathering that viii long Be remembered in future eec
ton cOmpaigns model to follow aertO EuIpags it for
numbers, enthusiasm and display, would be task indeed
Whether to partisan, a mere locker on here in
Vienna" it a stirring array.
The streets thronged early hour with dense
crowd Of citizens The notes Of preparation had been
sounded far and wide and all looked forward the display
as that would cast the shade the previous paades Of
the MaHc Oated upon the still air of night until the
roar fcannOn dispensed the melody and it unduanR
before the thousand echoes Of the guns The host
moved Torches flooded with meridian brightness the
trumphal way bannsB bowed before the fair forms that
waved handkerchief and scarf from balcony and portal and
nnumeabs voices joined in the hurricane cheers that
and anon swept over the long extended line.
The Chaimstte Guards" were there in their might
wreaths hung their lanterns and anspasnces gowed
in their midst Magnificent banners bearing portraits of
WALKER and PLAUcHE were carried in their ranks, while
the veterans Themselves accompanied by lemon LEDOUx,
occupied open carriage drawn by four gallant gIeys
were escorted by the Guards.
The Louisiana Walker Club" headed the next dyi.
sion and the Second Municipality vsng the display of
the Fist mingled in brilliant pOfusOn beautiful and appro.
pnale devices Of kind. Tho Old Third sent forth
legion showing the spirit that prevailed there and exhibit
ing the Of her patriotic in the sken ssamery
and budding gaands that fOstsd above the different divi
EiOns.
Algers sent with a strong dsDutation the most striking
feature in the procession fnl rugged fgate fifty feet in
length-the Wask-iR-lhs- Water" of P6quenines man.
ned by young and commanded by c. Lacoe with sa
all She bore saanty down for the port of Victor
firing bOsdEide after bos5side she passed amidst the
chsers of the multitude
The /" Bird Of the Morn" whose
"-LO'ty and BhTil sounding throat
Awakes the god of day.
duly represented By mammoth specimen that walked
the like thing Of fe and We'd in graceful action
with dozen at least Of Natures productions that wers
| in different parts of the procession.
The Germans made beautiful dsplay-hags, torches,
and tanspaenoies showed their zeal for their patty The
Harp of Erin shOne conspicuous in the anks guarded
each side by the stars and stripes. Other national en-
bems of fatherand borne by different delegations anu
our adopted ez generally strongly represented.
To estimate the number joining in the display would b
difficult task but greater aEssmbags has been gath
cred together during the campaign Not accident
red to the pleasures Of the night and
shown By the opposite party thrcaEhont the long march.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
ALTITUDE, % 81 20 N.-LoEsITUDs, 50 win Time. "a


Ship John and Albert, HsrwOod; Boston, Il Ashs1sgs
Bark Clntona Wright Rais. Baltimore, J. H. Asbb'ldge
Brig Malvern, Jaman, Gibraltar, - - ! ble4anqSSL
Schr SoutheJneF, Stone Apalaghcola, T. u hogen 20
SChr Star Parker, Aransas Bay and Corpus Christi
Steamer American johnson. Nashviils. Mater
Steamer Gen HAmeT, B0aE5man, RensReoa, }. HuEisg
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ALBANY. May 8, 1876, "a Jackson street.

was nine yeaB under medical skill in the cities Of New
Hipelas attended with Inflammation Of the kidneys, and
with beedng Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps of
the size Of hens pOtTudng and large bois covered
body The urinary sscTeOns stopped for days when my
distress became ntOsrable. My tongue cracked and the
roof of my mouth covered with Sores and my chest at
the root Of my neck, in constant burning heat that
cold water did not cool it.
In this misery Ongsd for DEATH and never expected re-
cOVeTy, when Mr. Jessup desired to
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Easa6naerss
Per ship VIM. Patten from Phladelphia-SanI katheI'
ems and family c. H. Hanes 8 B. HOey and q shasfass
Per ship Hindeo, from Phiadeiphis-b stssfage
Per ship Camill8. from LivsTpOQl-S3 steaFage
Per ship Nesta. from HaVe-l6g slesTsge 80 -.
Per bark May Flofancs from bremen-ls5 atsefete
Per bsfk NsFfagsnSsft fron HaWe-220 steerage-
Per bsrk Anfsoos from BTemsn-l4 sEesrage
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FEVER SORES.

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an invee-
rate Fever Sore for fourteen yearg las past and have spent
nearly five hundred dollars in employing physicians, and in
purchasing all kinds OF medicines that used recon-
mended for its cure but purpose un last resort
l heard Of and tried DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX-
TRACTOR when TO my great surprise before had used
whole box of this Salve, limb entirely healed,
BRADOCK DAVIS.
HENRIETTA, MunrOe Co., N, Y. May 6, 1913.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
COAsTwIsE PORTS.

COASTWISE PORTS.
- Fer Roston--rhs ine fast sailing chip TREN-
Sk TON, Capt Snow, having half her cargo en-
dispatch. For balancs Of freight Of 800 bales cotton apply
to Lnl L. H. GALE, SO Common st.
For New York. sgy5i5r PeekswTPs very fest
~ Magna master, is now ready to receive cargo and
qnsupasseS apply on board opposite the
S ii ''''N'' + TOBY B0GEERr. 50 Camp st.
<sYEeFor NewY oTk6 StGHtOR,s Lguisiana and Nel0
packet nSiS L sbp Ro Can't e. e. G ifPs FayBe
part Of her egs9 sngSg s aPa gg9g On board will ba
ing superior accommodations apply boa5d, foot Of st.
o '''es' or 70 Of Mseaspe 5p5 SSSee m
% For Fhiladelphia- " LINE. = The very
SAA fast sailing ship YORK, Vapdyok master, having
0 appS IN 32Pf opposite Po Mint &
CsP E Pi GRa hs 11i p IN s Sa1
- ~ part sf her cargo engaged will have quick dispatch
8 1-'O d sis IS y pHH'tG &LE Is Common sweet
do For 5Gs9e9;1Ths fast sailing packet ship
ing part of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch.
oS S''n' SsaS D PS9 common st.
&sssA fast sailing packet bark AMEBICA, Capt, Ram
dispatch for hs po For R Of oo
o. Us p9k q passage having tne apply
OH 6. j. MEEKER 90. 66 POydIas &.
FOREIGN PORTS.
"a For Livepool-Tdkes no Grain-To sail on the
$faEA 18th NovembeT-The ! fast sailing bark AS
AA@a TORIA, Capt GTebOw, is loading for the above
port and will leave as above For freight of lard prOv-
siOns, apply to KLINGENDER & CO.,
OBJ ORG. w. OLIVER, q St Charles street.
~ For Liverpool-Takes no Grain,-The A ship
&dRA SUNBEAM, Capt Putnam, having three: fourths
- other cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch.
For balance Of freight Of $50 bales Of cotton passage
apply to [O3Ol l.. H. GALE, 81 COmmOn street.
IL For LiveTpooI-The fast sailing, A l, British bark
&SNR EXPRESS, Capt Whty, will have immediate
- dispatch for the above pot, and can hs9dsomely
Provisions apply to KLINGENDER u co.
OH or G. w, OLIVER, 20 St. Charles st.
"a. For Havre-The fine and fast sailing ship
SfsslA SETH SPkAGUEi Capt. w adtworth, having
- nearly al Of her cargo engaged, will have imme-
date dispatch. For freight Of 800 bales cotton apply to
o5 LEVI II, GALE, SO Common
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PILES

may be confidently stated that there no case of PILES
which may not be cured BY the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
It certain remedy and removes at once the pain and
soreness.
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CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES

CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these caseu
wonderful quickly does all pain and
ness and heal the injury, No SCAR REMAINS Its sue.
cess in healing old of long standing unparalleled.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6. 1886
Dear SiFs About week SINCE whilst working at my
trade ny foot in very bad and dangerous way The
whole bit of the adze entered the top of foot Just below
the instep. The wound began to name and continued
to do until became much alarmed. used British Oil
Tnotue of Myrh and several adhesive plase, but all to
no purpose.
Ithen commenced the use of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL, PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than minutes the pain and inflammation be-
gan to subside, and has entirely left me.
confidently recommend Dsley,s Magical Pain Ex-
tractor being superior TO anything have ever seen tried
for removing pain or Inflammation.
ship carpenter by trade and shall be willing to ties.
y the virtues of tins Salve a. all times when necessary.
reside Franklin Avenue at No. ISL where give
any information desired.
Yours, tTuly, - ..
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NEW FRENCH GOODS


THE subscriber receiving his FAN stock Of Millinery, Laces
and French Fancy Goods which Will be found good
soent OF Ribbons Bonnet Silks Artificial Flowers, black and col
oTed Grapes and Laces, Illusions, Reaches,
White Goods
Swiss Book, Mu and Nuus0ok Musns, Tsreon Musus Bsh
ops lawn Plaid and Striped Cambria Corded Skirts,
LRces and EmbrOiderfess
English Thread Lsees and Edgng Thread B0bbns Laces and
InseItng Jacone and Muslin Edgngs Inserngs
broidered Lace Cape Cuffs Collars and Wells.
Black Silk MuntiIIass
Black and eoored Mant and Vstes Ladies' and Gneens
Md Gloves Hoy black and coored PRINCES and Gimp Worssd
EpoToideng Braids, Tapes, Bobbn Stay Binding, Oil Silk
Straw Goods
Tuscan Branis China and Rice Pearl Berlin Rutland
Split Straw, etc,
Artificial Flowers.
French Bunches, spdgs, Bridal Weaihs, Bouquets
Also, 1000 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
Mexican Iaees.
an the above goods will be sold the prices City
and country merchants requested call and examine goods and
prices Goods sold at wholesale only.
THOMAS s, CRANE,
% lmis Canal street two doors below MaeaIine
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- n VicksbuIR and Milliken's Bend Weekly
L.zss-iz5' Packet Steamer IA o N T G OME RY-
assE Every MONDAY EVENING-FbF Pieks.
burg, yhLtkeHS Bend, HdTTeHtOH Men Carthage Grand
Gut, Rodney and Natchoz The magnificent reg pas
sengeT packet MONTGOMERY Capt J. EstiS, will posi-.
lively permanently in the trade hTOu the season.
and will leave for the above and all intermediate landings
EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ. For freight or
passage apply to s14 T. B SMITH. So Magazine st.
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~ strangsrsin the City see Dr. F. MULLENS.,S
columns Of this he eth
" rest m profession the United saes All that stand
n need WsUd Dc we'll 10 give him CALI a. 20 OHatsmh9nse
See Supplement.
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Arrived Saturday f:

Hannibal Lusk, from St Louis.
WiIfed ScottP DeVsnny, from st. Lonis.
James Hewitt Quarter, fFom NapOe0n-l26 bales cotton
TrihuBe PaXOn from LOuiSvlIs.
Ohio Block from Cincinnati.
ToybOat POrpOise, Phillips. from MoCars Flats
TOwboat AnRO American. Davis, from the Posses.
TOwbOat DeSotO. Sh1z. from the Passes.
Towboat Swan, Smith, from the Passes.
ToWbOat Star, Brown. from the Passes
TOWbosI Jefferson, Med 'nlsls, from the Pasess
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B. M. RMAN,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER, No. IS Camp street, NsB
ID OrlaaRs. a., , ill.,. n, .
Pb,hsrS Prices and illustrated Works. New and
TniY au2l 9dpd
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~ L. Yazoo River Packet BRIDE, Capt. !. H.
IIFAk4si5S Hadlock-F6r Lefl0rs, Greenwood Marion
- IcaUt1 HazOO City, Sdtartia and all inter
BledGIte kHRdiRgS.-The and fast running Daseng
packet BRIDE will leave above on "WEDNESDAY, 7th
Instant al o'clock NJ, positively. For freight pas
SAGE, apply to
T1G, CHARLES, q Common street,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-11-03

ExpLANATIoN.-Fig. l, represents the rear Of
the Hive, with the door swung open, showing
four drawers with communications tho ends
of the drawers being glass, inserted in sash, with
two brass knobs on each drawer, in order TO re-
move them with facility. A door opens between
the two small boxes into a moth chamber.
Figure 2.
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tendency to degrade the one, inevitably reacts
upon the happiness of the other. Let your
efforts then be applyed to bring forward your
Sisters on the same moral platform with your
selves.
And now, my young friends, I say to you all,
ONWARD together-pleading for the right; de-
nouncing injustice, and using our best efforts
to destroy everything that holds the slave in his
bonds always remembering, that not for the
American slave alone do you labor, but for a
wronged and oppressed world. Let no stump
oratory, or pulpit-cant, mislead your judgment,
or cause you to dcviato one moment from the
direct path of universal justice. Remember,
too, that Gods intelligent creatures have no
conflicting interests; therefore, anything and
everything that i~nfringes on the God-given
rights of any man, is contrary to Gods law,
and ought to be rejected-no matter how time
honored, or dear to the heart it may have be-
come, if it is not in accordance with Truth and
ton, and must be cast out and trampled under
foot.
1 am afraid 1 am becoming wearisome, and
yet 1 have left much unsaid that was in my
mind. 1 meant to tell you how anxiously I
look to YOU, who will have the training of the
next generation of immortal minds to establish
a better system of moral culture than the world
has yet seen, but L must refrain, in the hope
that you will be s~tcadfast and diligent that you
will never release your hold On the chain of
Truth, that will eventually lead you into ever
lasting light and in the further hope, that you
may live to see the last slave cmancipated.
1 subscribe myself yours for Universal JUS
tice, ANN CLARK.
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ROAD NOTICE |

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
~ petition presented to the Commissioner of
Columbiana county, at their next session, pray
ing for the location of a road running as follows :
Commencing at a point where the Franklin
Square road terminates, in the old State road
known as the New Lisbon and Dcerfield road I;
thence running due west with the section line
crossing the East New Garden road, and termi-
mating at a point where the said section line
intorsects the West New Garden road, com
mencing at the starting point between the lands
of Joseph Coffee and Josiah -Canaron-thencc
west between the lands of Chalkley Harris and
said Coffee thence between the lands of Joshua
5. Hatcher and said Harris thence between the
lands of Isaac b. Test and said Hatcher thence
between the lands of said Test and Isaac Mich
OILS; thence between the lands of Daniel Test
and said Nichols, to the point above mentioned.
October 26, 1919.
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News of tbs &perk.
Foreign Intelligence.

FRANcE.-The French Government has APP
pointed NJ. Blois Lecompt to succeed NJ. Pous-
sin as Minister to this country. The French
disavow entirely the conduct of NJ. Poussin,
which led to his dismissal by the U. S. Govern
ment, and all difficulty appears to be amicably
arranged between the two countries.
Owing to the illness of some members of the
French Assembly, the discussion of the Italian
question was postponed, and up to the 18th
inst. nothing of importance had been concluded
upon.
IrALY.-The Pope fearing, it is said, assassi-
nation should he return to Rome, has concluded
to remain at Naples for some time to come.
AUSTRIA AND H~UNGARY.-The news as to the
surrender of Comorn is fully confirmed. The
patriots who held possession of the Fortress
succeeded in making favorable terms with Aus
tria. Kossuth's mother, Gorgcy's wife, and q
number of Hungarian ladies, are still held in
close Imprisonment by the Austrian authorities.
1t is reported that Kossuth is expected soon
to set out for the United States.
TURKEY AND RUssA.-Much is said about
war between these countries. The Sultan re-
fuses to give up Kossuth and his fellow-refu-
gees, and is making preparations for war, il
need be, 70 protect them.
PRUssn.-The Wirtenburg movement has
formally intimated to the Prussian Ministry that
it will not join the Federal league proposed by
Prussia, Hanover and Saxony, and that Hano-
yer has already announced its intention to with
draw from the Confederation.
ENaLAND.-The Journals have nearly ceased
to speak of cholera.
The return of the Chancellor Of the exche-
quer shows a large increase OF the exports OF
the country for the last eight months. The ex;
uortation Of cotton manufacture has increased
in the ratio of % per cent.
Netcs from Sir John FrGhkitn'S Erped'tton.-
A communication from the Lords OF Admiralty,
under date of October 4, states, hopes are en-
tertained that the news brought by Capt. Parker
of the True Love, arrived at Hull nom DAVIS
seen by the natives as late as March last, beset
by theice in Prince Regents Inlet, is not with
out foundation.
From the same source reports hove have been
received that Sir John Ross ships are IN the
South of Prince Regents Inlet, and that the
vessels of both expeditions are safe This hope