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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28

from the Groyne to Madrid Chrstna,queen
Of ofSweden, bought the choice Of all the med
ale and Jewels, and some pictures Of great
price, and rvrrivrd the Pariameut's agents
with great JOY and Pomp, and made an alli-
ance with them. The Archduke Leopold,
governor Of Flanders disbursed great sums
Tor many Of the best paintings which adorn-
ed the several palaces Of the king, which
were all brought 10 him to brussels, and from
thence carried by him into Germany, Thus
did the neighboriag princess JOIN IN assist
Cromwell with treasure, which enabled him
u prosecute and finish his impious designs,
while they enriched and adorned themselves
wftfrriHu rtTfus N ttir Burviviug irir, WfriIuut
applying any part To- his reliefin ti,e greatest
necessities that ever king sustained. Aud
what was still more wondered at, not one Of
these princes ever restored any of their un-
lawful purchases AFTER the Restoration"
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with Wholesome dread Of the place where
had lch them-but mounting my gallant Mo
10, was soon securing across the pairies IN
the trail Of my compagnonf M rnyags-
reached camp at sundowm where I was
met with wondering looks and uch questions
~ "Did yer come acroast the goats 2" Whar's
ger bootsf" whether have You been huntin
or Gshiu Z"
answered these questions by relating my
adventure, and for thYt night, at least, my
hor-e aRd self wrrr lsoRrd upnn as the "tall-
est buffers in that gang" Should the read
or ever wander 10 the Rocky MountRius, he
may hear the story Of "that ar 'ellcr who war
fetched right out o his boois,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28

DrArH op CROMWELL.


On September o, iG6s, Cromwell died on
the anniversary OF his two most famous lat.
tlea. or his death Echard, frnIn whom we
have already quoted says'-"Ihus died The
mighty Cromwell, aged hhy-nine years aud
a little above four months-a person who.afler
he had run through 80 many difficulties and
dangers, escaped so many plots and conspira-
cies, and committed so many Internal and ia
grant crimes yielded up his last breath in bed,
But As IL ali the elements as we'll AZ mankind
had waited for this important opportunity, IL
was ushered in with the most pro,ligious
storm Of wind that ever had bacn known,
which overihrew trees aud houses, made
dreadful wrecks at sea, and the tempest was
80 universal, that the effects of il were very
terrible in France, the Netherlands, and for
cipn countrics.whcrc all the people trcmblcd
nt il, Tor besides the wrecks all along the sea
coast, many boats were east away in the very
rivers. Besides, there seemed something
prcternatural rs TO the very body OF this
brave, wicked man; for, notwithstanding il
was artifcially cmbowelled aud embalmcd
with aromatic odors, wapt also in a sx-fod
cerccloth, aud put in n sheet of lead, with n
strung wooteu eoiiin over il, ycUiHa short
time it icrmcnicd after such an unhcar,f-of
manner, that il burst all in pieces, and be-
came so inshncrably noisomc, that they were
Immediately ncccssitatcd to commit it to the
earth, aud ahcrwHfls to celebrate his famous
funeral with an empty coffin.
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H L called D0NIA N.
BY A. G. CHADWICK.

TERMS $40 per anuum, II paid within the
years sg,oo, II payment be- delayed beyond tha
time, No paper Discontinued until al aHuamRrs
are paid, except At the option II the Publisher
ApNEHrishafATs Inserted ~ the usual pricea--
lmnsient advertisements must be- paid for la adj
vance, Advertisements should be- marked the num-
her II times a. be- inserted Otherwise they viii be-
continued until foridd (or At the option u the pub
l,hcr,l and charged accordingly,
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Y. II. PALMER is authorized to receive Adyer-
slssuena and Subscription Hr NE onces IN Bo--
TON, New York, aud Philadelphia. =, M.rETTEN-
a. Letter. tpil'e Editor, In order 10 receive al
tcntiou, must bo Ioh phil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28

APPARiTioN OF SEA FIGHT IN THE AIR.
On the 9th of September, 1850, singil-
hr Npparition of sea-fght was seen in the
air at Portsnet, in Monmouthshire. The fol-
lowing is the narrative of a clergyman who,
with many others, was an eyewitness Of it
The first things that appeared were grove
of trees, "A house ON mountain, and church
on its south side. Next we saw a hill on the
north side, with grove and houses thoroin.
Then we. noted. "A green square meadow be-
tween the two hills, then void of men. We
saw many EECat rocks towards the bottom OF
the south hill, and great golden globe gilt
tering gloriously on the top of the spirc OF
the church, and red vane upon it, Then
great river, broader on the north than on the
south, in which were ships sailing from north
to south under the mountain, will the ti.!r;
where one OF the ships, which was hinder
most, tackled about, and sailed through the
feet, and got before the rest. Then VIC OBJ
served the other feet sailing with the wind,
and againtt the tide, from the south point Of
the south hill, and then rncclng the o,Ger
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IMMENsr nMARM nr MINnEn .A.Nrs.

lMhENNE SWARM oF WINGED ANTS.
"ln the town OF Lichfeld, StafIordshire, on
The 51.t J0ty, 1869, being Saturday, bctwrrn
twelve and one O'Clock AT moan. in Iiir ttHiH
Of a full market, on sudden there appeared
an nnumcrable swarm of pisnircs, or ants
with wings which, 10y their close Keeping in
body Herewith, and with their wings,cloud.
-urt and uIurtc dark rho sky. So many rIrem
settled in the market place, aud in several
other streets and houses, that the ground was
corercci, and the market people so annoyed,
that they were forced To break up and bcgone
for 10y three of the clock in tho afternoon
'the whole market was dissolved, both people
and horses so gricyousiy stung and torment
cd herewith, that they were forced To make
what escape they could for them. Some
horses, through the torment of their singing,
ran up, and down like wild CREATURES Seve-
raj workmen, employed about the repair OF
Lichfeld Minister were stung, aud the pco-
pic that were AZ harvest work in The fieidS
were obliged to leave their business. Alter
their continuance in this manner for three or
four hours or more, many ot these pisnircs
fell down dead both in the streets and houses,
but especially in the streets, in such prodig-
ious quantities, that the horses were covered
over trcading among them and not much less
number in the houses, 50 that the people were
( compelled to sweep them out together, which
being by that means brought together, made
several heaps OF them to the bigneSs of
bushel ofcorn or larger, At length the liv-
ing remainder of them took their flight TO the
towns end toward the north, where, dividing
themselves into two bodies, they departed,
some flying one way, some another. These
pismires, or ants, were not like those that are
commonly found in molehills but about the
bisness OF spider. The Ike thing happen
cd about the city of Coventry, twenty miles
from Lichfeld, where and in other places al
so mutitudes fell.
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JOB PRINTING.

UiNDHILLS, BLANkS, CiRDS, So. Sc
I....isi s.aiG.i iiasiaaI ~ is- -LaleaIlal
Oniae.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-29
NaEN wv ANn'E1ED
To Travel rs Agents for tie
History of the Mexican War.

IN HE subscriber is now publishing the History of
~ the MEXICAN WAR, including Bicgraphica,
Sketches Of The lives of Generals Taylor, Scorr.
ORTIZ, Woor., I wiGGs, SHE, DIS and several Others
OF TIE most distinguished iii aers illustrated with
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az j. GA09G, G5, .,
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The terms, which are liberal, will be given on up-
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This work will never be sold IN the Book Stores,
hut exclusively by Agents, at a reasonable and uni
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DISCOVERIES AT NINEVEu.

A startling discovery, coufii matory Of the
truth Of the book Of Jonah, has been made by
Mr.. L,y,rd. lnescavui,ng the city of Mn
syeb. no discovered the nam Of jonah 10.
scribed upon ths ruins. That prophet, as
our readers know. was sent to snnounce to
The people of'Nioeveh the destruction Of the
cny, lI,- eioquence converted msny ofIhem,
and /" G I'd fepenled him of the doom he had
pronounced. and spared the city for that time
jonah thea became the prophet Of Nlne,eh,
and Vas reverenced by the inha hltants. As
was the OflenIel custom, they doubtless IN
scribed his name 10 conspicuous places Oh The
walls of the public edifees. and the inscrip.
tons engraved by Assyrian hands, a thou.
sand years before the Christian err, have
been found by Mr.. Layard. THIS i, one of
the most extraordinary demoasfranons of The
accuracy Of biblical history We have ever
hes,d Of.
syet we have only seen the beginning Of
the end. The city Of Niaeveh has scarcely
yet been entered, aud when the excavations
shall have been completed, # Mohorne,an
jealousy should ever permit that consumma.
ton, We nav expect Ilusirailons Of the
prophecies that will strike The world with
ave and wonder.
Great credit is due TO the British govern
men, for the munficen, spirit hey have ex
hibued IN aiding the Isbafs OF Mr.. Liyard =
placing at his command vessels for The raw.
gaiIoa OF ,ae Euphrales. conveys nce to Ia.
gsad Of the magnificent sculptures which he
has disen,ombsd, ADD sifnding him ever, (
iaci'hy which money or Bnu.h authority
could secure. We should be glad to see /.
similar sP''i, exhibited By the government Of
this country. ~ reference To Amercaa an ,
iIqullles. -Noah's Saniay Times,
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restoration d preservation of The
III n IA MR.
BY NJ. WISE & son, of virginia.
~. C2GrSla

81 WISE son, fading it altogether irnpossi.
4sEs be 10 attend personally 10 Tho greet number
OF daily applications from III secti rs OF The Tnr r
their Remedy Badness and for their c,letrstcd
HAIR TONIC, have found It necessary to aptoias
General Idoeii"g AgeDt to visit different ciiie,
and towns throughout the United States vestnq him
viii authority TO appoint sub agents. use and So
he Hair Tome. and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and TO put them into the hands of those he NAV a .
point to operate wherever a sufficient number Of "a
TENTS III anv town or nee hbothuod shal obtained
CAPT GEORGE CALVERT, uf Fauoujer county
Va is alone authorized 10 act as General Travel INV
Agent, with the powers above Indicated
Capt, G. may be expected 10 visit as speedily No
practicable the prmcipal Giles AID towns ii Tie {.
ulOn.
n, B. Capt. Calvert will aiwaps have on bard
full supply Of lie HAIR TONIC (Which cleanse.
the head OF dandruh, strengthens ana inv a7tstrs
me hdIr, ard prevents If, also from falling oaA Tor
me region OF country most contiguous to hls onera
II MS or 1t may always be obiuined, al " Wholesale
and forwarded 10 any part ofthe Union, BY address,
!ns the proprietofs, u. WISE 4 son, Richmond
Va. 49,
LTPrice IS per 4 cash. Six bottles fors5-
or one liar single h,tlc. ..
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SHORT STORY by DICKENS

D,ck.n. tells the following story Of an A
mencsn sea captain:
On his last voyage home tho captain hac
on BOARD youag lady of remarkable person
al attrac,ions-a phrase use ns one beng
entirely new, and one you never meet Win
IN Iha newspapers. TINS young lady was Ls
loved in ens.ly by five young gentlemen
passengers, and 10 iurn .he WAS ~ love with
them all very ardentiy, but without any par
hcular preference Tor e.her. Not knowtng
how 10 make up her determination N ms
dilemma. she consulted my friend he captain.
The cap'aia. be,ng man Of an orr sIna turn
Of mad, says To he Young lady, 'Jnmp over.
b'afd and marry the man who pump. after
YOU. The Young lady. struck sth he idea
and being naturally fond Of bathing, s.p"cml
ADVICE f the captain who had a boat ready
m ,nued IN case Of accident. Accordingly
tho mex, morning, the five lovers being ~,
deck, aud looking very dcvoedly at ihs
Dung lady, she plunged into The sea head
foremost. Four of the lovers immediately
Jump d To alter her. W hen the Young lady
and her four lovers were got out again, she
,ays to the captain. Whist am 20 do with
them now they are so well' SAYS ,hc cap
t'n take the dry one And the youns
LADY did, and married hlm."
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A well known PHI, seinn, in certain city,
"" very much annoyed by an old lady who
was always sure 10 accost him in the streets,
lot The purpose of,elIing him owe, her ailments.
onee, she met him when no was 10 very
great hurry. "Ah. see you are quite fee.
ole, said tho doctor, "shut your eyes and
show mo your tongue" She obryed, and
me doctor, moved oil, leaving her standing
mere Tor some time, IN this ridiculous posi-.
lion, 10 the initiate amusement Of all who
Witnessed the lunny scene.
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guarantee so that Me's "a no nix ,r4atsrer to Tie
purchaser
MIC vw vHur-r-,

EE r. OATES would respectfully invite he al,
WE tcniia OF the public generally, to his SEE ct
catalogue OF musifal publications, the COPY rights o.
which have been secured from the on pJsefs.
ANN. Bishor's GRAND MARCH founded on B.liini,
celebrated Romeo tIIae, All! don't magic in
/ La somnambu'a,' and IN reducing the new varl.
anon, eompost by b Inn ever before pubii.b.d
and The property oil Bocts4 Etnb.lh.he1 with a
correct hkencs, Of Nadine Bishop. in the char
assf q Amina. Arranged FIR the Piano Forte
by & Bpch-a. Incs 81 cent?.
tNENrtt pA's Lrs TKor.oul,. \ Nirb,in,b. Tn.
pc Ht'etir, "a motive from lie Desert
kosch 37l cents
OtANp Fotk, tASrAs1Iqrr comno ed BY the Ia,c
'Nineni 0u''afitt, Vincent A. Schmid,. aurhor of
ne he'fe@t' Arranged ior The Piano Forle by
Mss Adele k)hHs,ock o5 cents.
SUNsYstpE WAL1z; eubcltishrd e. itb bean.,r,, ana
correct view Of sum. side. the residence OF Wash
mgnn l'vinF imposed b, Henry + Oates 25c
suLD Lang sfNK Polka; BY Ffaneis kzha % rs
Mssr BASE PotK, . cents
Ia fitir ~ tfGiAEsr roLRA introducing The Al,
'si'ut IA France g cet,s
Rsvg D'AaouR 70 Il, - cents
YANKEE ! ooDLE toLE, = cents
FEEDsEIck Nuti4M's GAanyS Polk, o. rent.
steoND >cs,SNIH PoLR,; ~ Rzba. - cents,
Hohs S"FEr iioar 20 & reau,lful IS cen,s
lasr Rost oP susnvs lolK, very potula IS cis
ovE Nor fo' x" tzl4a. - cents.
Ietbfaed L'Nps foiEA, introducing All would
me hapPs dsy near 25 cents.
Cuuts'rcS QCADaILLEs: By +. Woo'cotl. 37J c's
DEsrAiRisG MANY, a beautiful BiHad. compo., d by
The "a Distinguished vocalist, joan Wilson
- cent?.
afowfE HsLrzgs. n Nos by Lady Of South
Carolina 80 cent. zach.
PALMETTO RIoiMFNr QucKs~yr--embcl'ished with
CORRECT rspre-tntsi.un 81 The New Military Hall.
Char e>iou by Henry + Oates 25 cents
Sot rnE7NER z -icAsrEr ombe she'd with a correct
repre- c"tsu"n u Steamship SOushgrner: BY Hen
I Oalcs. - ccrl>.
JAsFiE Grasses MsEcH Composed BY a lady OF
south Car,ifni - cents.
Lucy oSG iCtKt Siryrrmatkisehe. 25 cents :
'.HN yAL % tNcE PoLK. .e,y popular g; cts
SttflRnsRK scHE tAyoRirE foLEA % GO Is
50, al tne New Music rec v,d by t,press from
the principal publishers IN the U.ited states
- liberal dl,eoun, made 10 dealers, Schools
ana >cntnafics
o'ders ior these publications must b. sent TO
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Hl3 ard 236 kinrs,. lathe benh) Charleston.
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DEATH OF THE POET WORDSWORTH

among the lew important items Of news
brought from Europe by he last steamer,
vi" that OF the death Of William Wordsworth
|Pet Laureate. He brea,hed his last on the
<'i Of Aptit, a, Rydal Mount, his residence,
|"ea' ambles'de, u, the age Of eighty years.
"a event was no, unexpected, as no was al.
"eaed about month previous with a serious
""ess, from which at his advanced age, he
.'o'a not easily recover. lie was born in
"' year 1870, at Cockermouth, in Cumber.
,'o' OF respectable parents of tho middle
c cas- in socieiy. Entered st. Johns College
S'"or'dss, in 1897, where he graduated,
saa' upon the death Of Sou'hey, received the
'''' Of poe, Laurea,e.-Nm. Inteiiigeacer.
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A German psper says that suspension Of
life. caused BY prussic acid, i. only apparent.
Life IL immediately restored BY r urng ace.
tate al potash and common salt dissolved IN
water On the head and spine. l., TIN. coun.
Try rabbits have been q, ouce recovered fom
lhe tllrcts Of pLusslc acid by this means.
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a. END Me ONE DOLLAR. Free Of Postage. and
~ | viii send you, by mail, Il printed circular
giving plain directions for WASHING CLOTHES
that will enable person 10 do all the washing OF
large family before breakfast, thus AVOIDING III
The confusion OF a washing day. This method re-
quircs no machines, washboards or pounding bar
res-no Turpentlne, no Camphlne, other offensive
article-NO RUBBING THE SKIN OFF YOUR
FlNGERS-no tearing eff butrons aud wearing out
clothes. This plan SAVES THE CLOTHES and
makes them whittier, and never in ares the finest Ia
bric. The article used cost but few cents, tor "a
large washing, and can be drained anywhere.
The circular also contains directions for CLEAR
SEARCHING, IRONING LACES WASHING x
CLEANING SILKS, KID GLOVES, removing
Stains, Grease spots, Mdew from Iincn, Raising
the Nap OF Velvet, &c, &c.
These the greatest chemical discoveries of the
age. All the Hotels, Steamers aud large Laundry
establishments use my method Of washing.
10 avoid Limitations and Counterleils, be sure 10
direct your letter to
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Patent LauRdreSs,
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Parents SchOOI.

| GSye fsfhE Bird Session will lie
EAsNEA gin the let Monday n
EAS.E.SNEsA Ju'v next. in charge Of Mis-
G@xas y RfBDcca Faosr.
49, kss-1sss-A Miss Fsosr is a graduate q
.,.d greensboro Female College
ana we have very satisfactory tesrimolia of he,
qia'hea''ons sfom the President OF that Colege 90
gcanef WIN ms cordial endorsement
Tins School is made by Ia,ents to educate ib.i,
own children. But to do hi. successfully. AVA. n
~. me Importance OF mems TO pro, ure competen,
'eachef' ana numbers TO produce the proper siimu.
ioS' lhey open 1t 10 others. These will share the
oeneh's that may be produced by parental care and
labor. 80 a"u
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
spelling. Reading, Wiring and Arithmetic. As 90
geography, Grammar, Rhetoric, U. s. History q 00
Nv H.g'sh ID ahches, 3 90
uain Hfeek, French and Spanish, Ia on
vocal Music, II possible, in all the classes with.
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do from Monday to Friday, 3 on
Students arc urged TO enter at the list or the ses
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NO deduction, except for inability from si.tn,.
continuing al east month. with notice of The fac
a, 90 ,o 5. u WATSON,
may ~ Io.o. ID w.. LEE.
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- Human bones Of extraordinary size,
manuscripts on bark, idols, and Indian u,en.
~ ~. 81 curious workmanship. have been found
,a cave 10 the moua,sins Of the Sierra Mo.
|tens, Cuba.
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NOrtii.taroii,sa s.aii is0ad

To the Gtneral and Lotll Commissioners Of
the North. Carolina R1ti Roa9.
gENEERE remain 10 be subscribed 10 the Stock OF
II the North Carona Ruii Ro d les shares.
The Local Commissioners heretofore appointed
for that purpose, will again open "ss Of SUB. Grip.
lion iof Stock 10 said Company and keep them oprn
until the 1T OF June next aud make return ui the
Books Of Subscrton and FIVE per cent pad IN there.
% the General t0umiSsIuUcrs al Their next meet
my to be held IN Chapel ii,ll on The day i June
next.
The General Commissioners will hold their rex
meeting at hapci IN, 90 N,du's iay, the 5th Of
June next Che day preceding t"nnenccmcn') 10
receive tie Books Of SubscnptI,n and 10 take ne
necessary step. preparatory 10 The N e,lug vi the
Stockholders ~ Salisbury
VI. NORETiEAD,
Chairman OF Boa vi Gen. Con,'rs.
Greensboro. Nsv H. $50 t25
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c.aEeEsE.fG F..FE.fME.1G

in all lis various branches. Having secured The
sc wees of experienced wurkuen IN Tie VOID and
Snth shops, PANT ard Trimming Rooms, VITA
Their skill my own long Experience IN tie business
ond sule aud careful supervision, h p. To nefit
tie confidence Of all who u.ay feel dispo> 10 oiye
nae a ttiiL | deem it necessary to say more
'han that all work dane L shop W hetler new
work or repairing, sbaH not he surpassed IN am
tc0rk done IN lie South either IN point of neatnts,
durability or d sputch, aud hold my aef response.
bic for any aHd every failure.
l'ALL WORK WARRANTED.
iecl exceedingly thankful Tor the patronage here.
tofore besIo"td, aud mUsl ,P.ctuy solicit con.
unuaiInn of the same
Shop IA few doo's above the stand formerly occu.
pied b! oSermaa n Ifouer, u! HE sign CT The
n4Rs
f5siAS- - 50,
Wy
c. OVERuAN.
Cbariors Mqrch 2 1880. l4l
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n informed hat the subs .rlhers are cxtensiyely
engaged Ia the manuiic,utao Printing Ink Of every
color aud quality, which they know 10 be equal u
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low CT prcoS Tor cash they determined that
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one uiai OF u, reying upon It's merits tor future
patronale. Their tolored laks are warranted SUI
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Tsitgraphed for the Peier.b"rg eiiigencer
ARRIVAL OF
THE STEAMER EUROPA.
ADVANCE IN FLOUR. CORN and SUGAR

NEw YoRK, Ma, 81.
The Steamer Europa arrived al Halifa
Yesterday. She left Liverpool on The llth
instant.
The political news by the Europa is gen.
erslly unimPor'ant.
THE MARKETS.
Flour has advanced one shilling Balii.
more aud PhiIadelphia quoted at 23s. 81. a
d.; Canadian 23s. 81.
Codes.-The demand is chiefly for lower
qualities. Better descriptions neglected. aud
slightly cheaper. St. Domingo 30 to 34s.
Cotton rem aims firm aid prices Unchanged
since the IilbeInia's quotations. The weeks
sal,s amounted to SO 900 bales.
In Provisions, not much doing. Beef is
unchaug.d--'hree to four shllings per fierce.
Pork quiet. Bacon firm.