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The Latest Irish News.


LIVERPOOL, Dec. l6-ll O'Clock, A. NJ.
We are just in possession OF our correspondent
letters dated Dublin, Friday night The chief fea
ture IN the news has reference 10 the State prose
euiion against Mr.. Charles Gavin Duffy, who hai
been imprisoned on a charge of felony. The Law
ofteeTso OF the crown have used every dodge posi-
Bile 10 try and ensure conviction of Mr.. Duffy
bnt although two commissions have passed owe
since his arrest, from the shutting, and shonlc
say, shameful manner OF conducting the prosecu
ton, he has not yet been brought 10 trial.
The internal state OF affairs in Ireland are, we
regret TO say, without any improvement. or even
the hope of a change for the better. Between the
poverty and desutuiion of the small farmers and
The crowded state of the woIkhouses, the awful
amount Of poor rates which are refused, and the
discomfort which prevails, the country is ia a
trghtful state. The eviction of insolyent tenants
is the order of the day. large and influential
meeting has been held in PoTtsrlington, for the pur
pose of inducing the House of Commons 10 insti-
lutte searching inquiry into the whole working OF
The present poor laws in Ireland in order 10 effect
The legitimate purpose of the poor laws. Al Skib
bereen a meeting has been held, at which COM
mittee of intelligent gentlemen has been appoint
ed 10 visit and report on the present state OF the
poor, which Is al present really awful.
Latest Continental Commercial News.
From several of the capitals Of Europe, aud the
Tree towns OF Germany and elsewhere, we have
adVlces OF an improved state of feeling at the
bouIse, and in many Instances an advance in the
prices of stock.
Rome.
IL has been discovered that false treasury NOT es
10 very large amount have been put into circula-
hon. The public treasury is quite exhausted. and
notes had been issued 10 the amount Of 5000
piastfes since the Pope left but they sre lOok ed
upon with great disfavoT, not having bis sanction.
The Latest Market Reports.
LIVEEPoOL COTTON MARKEr, Dec. l6.--The demand
las opened very animated this morning. and altogether
'efy nrn fethng prevail and the extreme quOts
Yesterday were paid. The sales to-day will in all pro
ability reach TO 5000 bales.
LINERPocL Cons MARKEr, Dec. 16-TheTe was 90. |
hing passing Ia the trade today The market mainsin
much the same position it closed yesterday; and as
egsrds prices, there Is not any change 10 notice.
MANCHESTER GOODS MARKET, Dec. i6.-The mar. |
et continues very good Tor both yarns goods and
Notwithstanding the rise Of the raw maera which they
ave TO contend with, SpInners doing an excellent
uSineSs, al dyancng rates.
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HART, MONTGOMERY & co.,
SUCCESSORS TO
ISAAC PIJGH q Co

No. lle, Chestnut Street-P HILA DELPHIA,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Paper Hsngings-
Have always for sale large stock Of PAPERS Of every
variety manufactured, which they viii sell wholesale and
retail at the lowest rates.
Sent. 9Th. 1851.
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THE VERY LATEST.

BY special Express and Electric Telegraph.
The New York papers, have the following in
telligeuce by the Europa, up to the latest mo-
ment:
LONDON, Saturday morning, Dec 10.
Ihave just obtained information, on which
can rely, that the much-vexed question OF pos
tage between this country and the United States
is finally agreed upon-that is, as far as the
British government and the American Minister
here are concerned.
learn that the ship letter postage is fixed at
sixteen cents for half an ounce. The postage
on newspapers 10 destination ct two cents each
way. An inland postage Of i've cents to be
paid on each letter. Letters may be prepaid OF
not, Just as the sender plesses. Letters iIom
Amenca for France and other ports OF the CONT
nent of Europe, are TO pass through England
free under the American seal, and IN care OF .
mail agent. Letters and papers from England
for Canada, TO pass free, in like manner, through
the United States. These are the chief points
Of the treaty. II will be observed that ii is one
Of complete reciprocity and equality.
Tie Latest French News.
PARIS, Friday morning.
The city continues quite tranquil. The returns
continues 10 be hourly received from the depart
ments, and the scrutineers are inCessant in the
prosecution of their ardnous lsb,Is. They hayejus
made known the following as the iesnit OF theil
Louis Napoleon 2,sU,10
Gen. Cayaignac $4,000
Ii is expected that Louis Napoleon will be pro
claimed President on Thursday next, as, previous
to that time, all the votes, excePr from Algeris
and the more distant colonies, viii have teen re-
ceived, and will present so large q msioriy tha
nothing unreceved can alter IT, and il has therefore
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q. N. BABKLEY,
COLLECTOR AND CENTRAL AGENT,
Lexington. Ny.

WILL attend promptly to any business entrusted to
wv him-win act as gent for the collection of money
and closing accounts, Se, &c. Charges moderate.
April 1, lS4S
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Wasaiux,s..
NEW YORK, Jan. 9, sP.

New YORK, Jan. 9, S p. NJ.
The steamer Washington arrived at dock to-day,
bringing four days later intelligence from Europe
England.
Parliament was to be prorogued on the Isl Of
February.
Money matters run easy, and censuis were quo.
ted at IS L.
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LOUISA x. BRvAN
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

SCARLET FEVER DISARMED OF ITS TERRoRs
This dangerous and alarming afeo ton whc has went
the stage Of time maay both the innocent age
Ofnlancy and the vigorous and mature age Of nsn
effects upon the system lad hy the powerful
influence Of tins PREPARATION. little grand id Of NJ
Wm. Patrick, wood cOTder, ataC with SCI riet
Fever, which left her dreadful state; her body was
covered with paroles OF scarlet enpiiOEs; large lump
something IKE BILE, and al least inches an diane
ter made appearance the shoulder, which brOSe
and discharged almost Incredible quantity Of most Of
ensive natter and besides TINS. large quantity is
charged from the ears, OF very oenSi eharsc-er
Almost despaTlns OF stopping the harze
ed complete cure, the child having taken only one
tie For the benefit OF those suffering from hsnefa
effects OF this horrible disease Mr.. Pstrck VIII pies
sed to inform aRy person As To the correctness Of tina
statement they call al has residence IN Exeter street..
near Fawn street.-B1lnw0rs san
The following testimonial to the value Of the SaTs.ps-
riIla IS from Rev. Luther Wright, aged rs years
Congregational Minister. residing at wobarn;
wOsURN. Mass. March 30th, Is4s.
MeSsrs SAxDs: Gentlemen-From What have exp..
rieneed and from the information have recently IecsiV
nave used your Ssrsaparla have the least doubt
but that most valuable medicine and that the nm
merous certificates yoa have received Of its efficacy are
fully sustained By EPERIEcK, and although is repura
my humble efforts to increase them. want al who .rs
scted By disease TO become acquainted with the EFFf
cAcY and POWER Of your vsllsble medicine.
lam gentlemen. gratefully and very respectfully your
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Prepared and sold, wholesale an5 retail By A. B. a d.
SANDS. Druggists and ChsmSfs. 100 Fulton ST. corner
Of William, New York. Sold slso by Druggists generally
throughout the United s,.es and me Csnadss Price 81
per Bottle. six Bottles for So
December 16. l9ts-1Y
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been resolved that proclamation shall be made
without waiting for them.
POSTSCRIPT.
Our correspondent states that before closing his
letter, a statement was made at the Hotel de ville
where the scrutiny is proceeding, that Louis ]
Napoleon had received four millions of votes,
whilst those Of Gen. Cavaignac were only nine
hundred thousand. The funds rose one per cent.
in consequence OF the increased confidence felt in
the new government.
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bislr, biedSoe, BormaB, Chenau Conklin Cren,hayv
,uhisp. kubank, Eyersoi.. Ewing. Ford, Cared Cor
aon hasld HaIdio. Harrison. Hayden. Hite Holiday
ngnes Huston, Jackson, Jefferson, Jones, D. p Lewis
r. g. Lewis, MsgTudef NJ Clarity Ne FsTiand McIsra
ing. Miller, Morris, Murphy. Napier Pope Rhea Rob
eitson- kodman, Smith, Speed, Spur. s. Stevens,
Turner. Underwood, Vsrtress, whits.tf Woods an
WCId-62 '
for MI PowELL-Messrs. BaIbee, Barlow Bassett
batier, Csrg.h, tore, W. Dawes, j. W. DAVIS, j. Da
Sls, Dodds, Duvall, Garland Grundy. Harris HesdIey
Johnson Leonard, Logan, Lucas, Nc Council, Newell
zoe heeoIes, Kelley, shawksn, Sherwood, j. Stevens
vaughan, Viekers, Wallace and Wllson-3i
Messrs. Robertson, BARLOW and Bledsoe. were
appointed committee on the part Of the House
TO compare the ballot.
hif. Robertson announced the result to be for
Hon. Thos. Metcalfe 50; for Hon. L. W. Powell IS.
Hon. Thomas Metcslfe having received a major-
i'y OF All the votes cast, was declared elected.
And then the House Adjourned.
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NANCY J. MILLER. 2lS Sullivan 81.
SANDs' CELEBRATED sARSAPARIIIA

IhSe excellent Compound which - creating such NM
veTa intel throughout the country has made IL w.
successfully INTO the favor OF citizens and the peouie
around We have read again Offhe efcsrv
0i TINS invaluable medlcifci cal very pleas.nf
beverage mediCne-oul not Until recently have We had
any positive proof which COud induce as 70 sneak fairly
u D.. tut, tfOm acts IN possession, We are now
well cOnynCed that without my exception IL IS the :.
FEsTs FLEAsANTksT, and EEs COMPOUND ever aHrrrd
to the pubic Tor the Of all chronic diseases Thea
matsm and ScrOfias and all impurities OF the hlood u
sethoT wIth many OtheT complaints.
II has long been ked that the ACES one "a ms
tuIns ami nOstTum yeneTs that hardly dare recon-
mend a valuable discovery the Medical Scene lesf
eOpardise reputation tor rcdulty sni CONSIST
ency; bUfin hs instance hesitate naxsrdfhe re
ulsIk which We have made above IfzrgslJ Rcrisr
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

FRIDAY, Jan. 5, lS49.
Mr.. Morris reported bill for the benefit of the
Adas-lsTel or community of Israel, in the city of
Louisville; read and passed.
Message from the Governor by the hands of the
Secretary of State, submitting report Of the com
missioners appointed to settle with James David
son late Treasurer of Kentucky; ordered TO be
printed
amend an act to incorporate the Lexington and
Frankfort Railroad Company; refeued.
Resolutions were passed ordering a salute of 81
guns on the Sth Of January honor of the victory
at New Orleans; also a salute Of 50 guns on the
22d and 23d of February in honor of the birthday
of Washington, and Taylor's victory at Buena
Vista, also, a salute Of 30 guns on Gen. Tsylor's
arrival in Frankfort, on his contemplated visit.
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The following Is extract from letter received lforl
Mrs. Bevan who had been sfrcted several years vain
Soroious Uulcers. DysPepss, &C. ssd recently a. Al
lection ofths throat and chest
BAILsvsE JEe. Va. Dec. - fs45.
MeSsrS. A. h. & ID. SANps:-BeOre I coinmeprea
using yOgT SaTSapaTia. sunerings almost oasf
expression; any throat pletely liberated had
dreadful cough and there frequently weeks togefh
that cOud not speak above whisper; and heSitrs
the Inflammation from my throat extended 70 nv heAs
thai my hearing very much impaired. Af.er Ia
King the SarsapariIaa shOrt time my heslth improved
and my throat Is now well; am Tree from cOuga amt
tghfneSs OF the chest was AMI can hear oalt
distinctly. Ny throat has heen well thTee months
the Of which has heen eetedentrely BY the use d
yO0r SarsaPanua-
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70. ..,,,, le,sra the reader, 81 ihe RErrH-
49,. III. sole editor - ,l,e pnpor
a.. ..,.,, eg.f., bs,in, retired Tor REASONS
..h,.t. a.. .,,,e "a the pallie IN ms yaled.clurg
,..,,.aI
I, !. bs, .s.ttro ia our..ff 70 az. that we
- -, ;,ono,,.re. ~ oar t.5.,,,es ard con.
80, al ,,.l,,.. .,,,,y,,a., al, Of the peculiar
,..,t..o,. oh,rh SIC are placed \ pah'ieal
~. La, r,....oil. commenced +. spreading
o,,, the STATE. tbe antagonists Of the pnnci-
,4s. for which we aro ron,eudiue. are numerous
- .sl.,,eJ and In the battle We have noW to
hHAt s'a@'-'.''''a'f
advantage o' one 70 ''''' -
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a.. ...o,,,te editor. It Is anneee-sary to define
.,,,.,. AN, t,,sif;on our political fiih is known,
!, my L.. found In tie present and pfe,Io1.
,..,.,l,... al the Repulhrla We shall ssh be
.b. servant # panciplr. and mol Of men,
s4,,,in,, Taf CoS.filrfox. winch appear- ST
o,,, masthead. as the eu.de Of oer political
f,,th. sc shtH be- found IA the ranks Of thst
marty. which would keep the Union ~ our
father, made il. the cls Of the State, protect.
ing nllee every portion 81 Il fout'deficy
............
''1'' - tn
''''' apr aus Va -,
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,.... '..,,,,,,,,J an ma.
a.. ,,,na, .oo ,,b,, that
l..,,h ,bo ,,.e,..l ia .,gn iii.
Southern Adiress, or Gen lloustoa's Oregon
vote. W. still th,nk HAT under all the citehm-
.,,nep., Gen nu-k places himself iu an uuor
yablc position in voting asap,4 the Or"
bid. asd at ,hc samc luc putting himself tor
war" - '''' "''''',' .,',..
'oths J"r ~ ven !" AH'"7 Wv '''' ''''''''
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az. HOT sroS's OREGON sorf

7
lion and the proiraetrd reui~snsss ard neg'co'
If TIC Government 81 the taited state Goa
timed through series Of years. touching Der
e,tgenc.e. and wants. had formed a rfosi.i'ta5
government for her own protection and n'efh"t
regulation, whereby shaver! "@' eAe'Ade3 if'"
the territory"
= tie contends that in thal vote be Wa bA'
caro- us out thc VI ssoer' eonrrom 70 ""''.t
az thc States u hccon'ei'fey haa subscribed
and p~ri't Iitf3 lef'T' W." t'"e ".'
caiaa under 40 es'sns'on u ds ffe'i-''i'.
H. -ays The nights Of 'f's'" 'e a''''
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NcEpEE. We regret that li has become opr
duty, thu, morning 20 record an OUT r4ec eau-
mited ,n the Jordan >eitlt mrut Dc SOLO PARISH
which lamen'ably esmec. the depr3i.y 81 Aa.
name uatarc and the doplorable effect, Of Aw. al
of proper moral culture and which h4s marx.
ed, "lh sorrowhl ,iuu, the reputation Tor
peace and tranquility vhch our parish has ste
long sustained Il appear, that da'culy
arose ON Thursday la-i, between Mr. joins CuLr
and Gro W Po"EtL, both Of the above named
place IN regard 10 the division Of crop Of pc.
tatoe-, witch they had raised iu eopartner-hip
during the alteration between o., parties. Culp
gave Powell the he, and on being told not 10
repeat the assertion, assaulted him Wiih a knife
aud stabbed him about three inches below the
nipple Of the len breast The unfortunate man
died about fifteen minutes after receiving the
wound tulp immediately He'd The pcrpeira.
Tor Of this act can easily be recognized from 4
peculiarly IN his lower jaw, one Of the teeth re-.
ccedlng behind tt rest and projecting about
onc-clghth Of ana inch above them more
complete description Of Ia, person and appear.
auce viii be- found in The ad,crlisng columns II
tins number We trust thu the wretch who
committed 50 aitroc,ou, deed for prov ocatlon
50 trivial. may no, Escape the ,iudicaiory arm Of
the hw.--Hi'rsfsld Advertiser.
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We copy the following highly interesting
iccgrapMc dispatch fran the New Otlc.ij,
crescent, Of the 22d inst
TrHkEy AND K rsSfA- Baltimore, Ocf ~ --
The prospect OF war hett,oen Turkey and
Russia become, da.ly more important ''he
Sultan has postponed bis intended Journey 10
the Archipelago, and the army Of Roumela has
been ordered 10 hold Itself IN readiness
FnASoE--M dc Tocqneyillc la, demanded
further loan Of arg, sum Gen lAmori.
CERES mission 10 the Rhonc has failed
RoNE-The Pope, manifesto bas been very
badly received a, Rome especially by the
Frcnch Cardinals, who are afraid TO show them.
selves ~ the streets.
Nrws rRuM Sir JoHS FRAsKtIs Sir John
Franklin has been heard from. lie Was sur.
rounded by see in Prince Regent Inlet
IRftASp-Tbis unhappy country Is again
the scene If connection ard conflict There
has been terrible and bloody fight between the
tenants and landholders.
llySGABY --tomorn has surrendered
NEW NoEG. ne. l9-'rhe Cotton Market is
dali, and decline Of one.eightb Is quoted
TnE MosQruo QuEsfiox. affairs be.
tween tins country aud England wear threat
enlng aspect, in consequence of The decided
stand respectively taken on the Mosquito quc,.
tton II Is SAID that both governments have
taken positive aud decided stand. and unless
one OF lhu other glve- way war Is inevitable
Russia ASp TrEAEY.-'rhc Crescent. Of the
AID INST, contains the following important item
of news, hy telegraph
o. The Sultan has percmpiorily refused to
surrender kossuth, BEN, and the other IIunra-
ran refugees 10 the Russian government, In
Of this, the imperial agents de-
parted from 'on,,an,nopc, and all intercourse
on the par, Of the Ambassador with the Turk.
- Porte was abruptly closed The position of
Turkey has been sustained by France and Eng.
land Our dispatch add. that war /. con-il-
'r',' p h.hl,
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1- The weather has been plrasa' for the
tss' 'sr Day
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Nh SrASToS Of Tenn. moved q reconsideration
of the vote passing the bill providing for extra com
pensaon 10 be allowed 10 the forward officers OF Com
modore Wilkes late Exploring Expedition. The mo-
ton prevailing Mr. STANTON then submitted an amend
inen 90 as TO Include the Of Lieus Rinsgold Of
the Porpoise, and hudson Of the feaoooA-Nhoh was
adopted.
A sharp debate, mingled With some confusion and
merrment, took place.
Mr. BUTLER OF Pa. KING OF Ga and ATKINSON
of Va were the principal speskers-the two former
gentlemen advocating and the latter opposing the bill
While the gentleman from Va was speaking, cries OF
d, Order" Order" arose from various parts OF the
House the Member. generally not being disposed to
hear him
Mir KIse moved the previous question, when
the bill was passed
TIE JUDGE coSRLIS CASH.
The House then resumed the consideration OF
Committee yesterday authorizing AZ investigation into
the charges which have been preferred against Judge
CosxLIN OF Northern Y.
Mr. CoN6ER OF n. y. proceeded 70 make such
an explanation Of the subject 10 the House ss be con-
sdered due the accused when the vote was taken.
and the resolution adopted
COMMISSION PRIVATE CLAIMS.
On motion OF Mr.. TsOAPSoN OF Pennsylvania.
the House then resolved itself into Committee OF the
Whole on the state Of the Union aud Mr. BuRr, Of
: C. being called 10 the chair, took up the bill
TO establish commission for the settlement OF private
claims
Mr.. KAUFMAN Of Texas. offered an amendment
which oceasonsd considerable discussion, IN which the
mover Mr. MURPHY of \ Y snd Mr.. ArKISsoN OF Va
participated After several other amendments had
been offered and discussed the Committee rose and
reported that they had q conclusion. and then
fhs Hnnse Adjourned
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for san Francisco since the discovery Of gold there

This makes the aggregate number OF vessels o. and
the aggregate tonnage 32s. Most OF the vessels have
gone well treighted and have taken can be
ascerained 400 passengers exclusive Of Natives who
will probably increase the whole number 70 600. The
effects Of This emi grafton is beginning 70 Dc severely
felt oy all classes Of society and viii undoubtedly
great decrease in the revenue Of the Islands Many
OF those who have left engaged in lucrative bust
ness and would probably be safe 70 calculate their
average earnings Al 500 syesr Taking til. as basis
OF cslculs,en. there is Oss The Nsnonsl wealth
from the emigration Of four hundred men Of $4,000
every year beside the lose Of the labor Of
thousand natives, employed By those who hsve EN-
grs.od
But We no; the only sufferers. The Msry Fran
ess, which lately arrived from san Francisco. bring.
word tbs, all the settlers are leaving Oregon for the
disgngs Traders. mechanics, ard farmers were neg
lec.ing lheT business and leaving The Spectator and
Fref Prsss hsd both suspended publication and eiis-
printers, and DPs gone with the rest The bar.
vest promised abundance but 90 many had eft for
TIE gold region that few reapers remained An emf.
grafton o, nearly Soo0 had started overland
sres; deal Of sickness prevails among the Issaa. Al
present The measles and hooeing cough have made
tnei- appearance here and 4, Hilo and many case,
among the native population cave teen fs.a a, the
lsrer place. Psursy and bilious fever also exi., TO
come extent TIE King ASs Queen, well as tae Pre-
nier and his lazy hsve Teen IN several DAYS VITA the
measles, but are COW recovering.
The Ensish schooner 4-sli-, which arrived here
about three weeks sso from Mszstsa. has been the
scene Of one OF TIE NOS, horrd tssedie. have ever
head related You viii snd iu account Of &. N the
Fe'yHesas which send yoa
We had visit from me Q : irss;s lsstge-sszcs
having ca board Commodore SAubriek IN the fret week
OF September. The usuA cogrtesie. took place b.
'seen the Commodore and the Consul. and oscer, of
o'ner nsroes among whom Commander Il
Hunt Of the Briiish Navy. The King gave audience TO
Commodore sAAsriek and the oacers Of the Iass7sna
ess on the lih Of the monih VIXEN addresses Of the
most iriendy character were made on both sides.
This part Of TIE world is coming up molly. Yankee
enterprise goes shesd ana the tine Is not far oi,t.n,
when rot only the Pseiae coast but these aeishtu Is
lands. will se peoPlec with tee Anglo-ssxon race. A
large Zee; Of vhAlers have waited tie Island. his Pal
The commerce Is Tsridy increasing, and a. Ia, ,