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Particular Notice.

A IL r.rson. inhibited TO the 'uhscr,bsT either ~
y note o. acccunt, are requested 10 settle the
.uu,s =, os 10 tic fest day q Janus'y nsNi. le ;,
~,iruas of slosias OPT he adsf. q. speedily pc
sihlc. AID two inanths Time !, amp, sufficient iDr
those wha have not the msans 10 paN Immediately
o. pro,usc them AZ dr,nand, that are not paid on
80 bsiofr that tius. U,ll - .utisctcd T. Get.
GEO. ". MllLETr.
fsh, Oct. %. 1850. Il.
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Che crfOrS Democrat.
PARIS, FRIDAY, DEC. IT, 1850.

= suh-cribr. 10 The DcDocra, IN South Pari.
aad y,siaity, ~ herra, TER fad their papers al the
SSoSs II Msssrs. RUST q YOUNG.
In Norway Village ssa vis,ni,y,n the Store Of
JEREMIAH HOWE.
In Back6sld viisr, and vicinity, At the Hotel Of
JOHN TAYLOR, Ese. Al each ofwh'ch places
they viii IL delivered 'fss e p0fisFs.
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c,r,r, ~ Maine for 1850
Z specifically,
ETHER SHEPlEY

II, ssnsu, e Mai'- has a, l~ny'h ben mac
ylh'ir tbroush Jh- columns q the rOTtlanl Advert
t'-r. &c COP, Of ~hish that rap,r - iaisb,si 90
Jss Uui.sd STATE, Marshal, NJ. Pane. We coy
th, tale, with cSrh1at1-, ard rs-lasAs q the At-
'crtissr aTqs1lsi.
C,,,si e. W-e-s o. 1850. s5--s-rs D crs1.a l.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

Mr.. Benjamin Allen, of Rome, and Mr,
Scribner, Of Mt. Vernon, were drowned,
Tuesday, while skating on Long Pond, near
Chandler's mills, Belgrade. The body OF
Mr.. Allen has been recosered-that Of Mr..
Scribner has not, his cap was found near the
spot where they broke through.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

oRE0oS.--The Oregon Spectator Of Oct.
u, says; I'VE give 1t as our decided opin-
ion, that in less than two years time, Oregon
will DO knocking at the door" for admission
into the Union. We hope however, when
thai PERIOD arrives, We shall not like Califor-
MIA, knock so long in vain. From our geo
graphical position. we cannot be troubled with
the slavery questiOn-that bane Of the more
southern territories"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

Arthurs Home Gazette comes to US this
week double i,s usual size. IL is one Of the
bcs, literary papers 10 the country, and merits
q large Lis, Of subscribers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
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lnlrsase, ea,lV9
rA. ..ys, tbs ratio q i1creass O. he vhgle
STATE. o. i6-S PEI ccat
TIE town % East L.ysrnors. Which, IN $50,
,,ps part 4 che to~u u Livsrrsre. ia the ooua'y
Il ON.5sJ has since h,~n incorporate. ADD annexed
% the c1lniy d ksansb-y. The actual increase
therefore. vitain The isrusr hm,.s q ONlort cgun-
". j, 2.6ig or per e-ui., instead ct l,is7, 90 81
psr osai. a, given above. Aal he ilcTcass within
ID, arusr hniu Of Ksnnstye eouri, . 5,s2s, o.
10 psr esu,.. install q ESQ or y rsr cent, a.
gives above.
Again. The census of AroSiiook county, 6r $50.
iaclut-. ISIS inhabitants norih q ths river -.
John, % that within tAs pr,ssa, limits Of that e0un.
y. Jhs plPuaula in $50 vsi, Ia hc', b., 7,so-.
The iHcIylsr, tatrsigry, 10 4.g9J, OF 20 pr cent
instead q 3.I2J, o. 30 pr ssaL
DO~a g. 1910. Maine "a, ilcr,aiins u1sh nor,
raTiiy than he country At large. Prem 1910 %
Isso, Il s,u taaiataas its relative ro.iiiaa, rs b..
crease brlg 80 pr cent 90 Zach o. The Intervening
psriot. Of tea wears.
IRON ls5O % $50, eur Increase isii &c tie Gre,
tine. tsi5~ The general standard, bsias only s6 Ter
cert
nov. IN $50, ,As iasr,a,s AZ d.~n O. i6.6
pcr rcai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

SARr.is's MA0Azsr.--The reader is re-
ferrcd to another column for the Prospectus
Of this valuable Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
Burning Of Maine State Prison.

The States Prison at TbomastUn, Ne,
was discovered to be on FIRE about - o..
clock SUNDAY afternoon last Tho engines
were promptly on the spot, bot owing to ~.
cc,slyc cold, thermometer ranging ~ deg
above Ecro,) and the scarcity Of water,
could not be brough, for sometime To work On
the flames.
The Wardsn's dwelling house, main PMS.
on, and guard room, were entirely de,lroyci.
The workshops and western wing we're saved
by the throwing Of snow, &c. 90 the a.uos,
by citIrns.
The prisoners, about ninety IN nanbcr,
were al safely lodged IN the workshops.
The fire is supposed to have originated frsn
q stove pipe IN the guard room.
The wardcn's property, being IN front Of
the building, was mostly saved. Loss no.,
saicd.-ArguS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

rrIn New Hampshire, the system Of BIZ
suuial elections has been adopted. The Leg
,h,ure wall mco, but once in two years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

Why is an ignorant judge like nece'"iy'-
Because he lnor, no lar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

RrruRSlNG CLWuFNI,Ns.-Of the three
hundred and siS,y-onc passengers on the
steamer Cherokee, from California, it is es,l.
mated, that nearly two hundred belong to
New England, several Of whom came on by
the nigh, route last night, about sixty by the
Stoniugion route this morning, and a number
also by the Norwich and Fall River routes.
A lew-a rcry fec Of these bring with them
substantial exhibits in the form Of gold dust
Of their success in California, while the great,
majority have barely sufficient, to get home
with Among the Cherokec's passengers
were four females, whose husbands within the
space Of ,vo weeks all fell victims Ia the
cholera. Three belonged 10 the neighbor-
hood of New London, and the fourth in the
vicinity Of Nevburypor. They crossed the
Is,hmus in male apparel, in consequence OF
the muddy state Of the roads, the mules sink
ing at times 50 as to be hardly visible. There
were fifteen hundred persons upon the ls,n.
mus, seeking a passage home, and the rush
for tickets at Chagres was tremendous, equal
to the scramble at Panama about two years
since. 1t had rained necessarily at Chagrcs
for week or two, and the lslhmus fever was
quite prcyalen, among the passengers Of the
Cherokee, fifteen Of whom were unable TO
land when the steamer reached New York.
Passengers report tina, the morialli, from
cholera IN California has not been in the least
o,erra,ed. Al San Francisco, on the day be-
iOie the steamer sailed, there was at least a
dozen deaths, but in consequence OF better
care and attention, the disease was not so NOR
tai there as at Sacramento. Passengers also
report that the schooner Boston, originally
fOm Boston, was supposed 10 be lost, with
the crew and abou, fifty passengers. She
left San Francisco in September for an out
port, and is supposed to have ioundered in the
gale Of Goth Of September. 1t is also re-
ported that baque called the 'Juila' had
been lost on the way from San Francisco TO
Panama, with $50 passensers-Irdpei1er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

MULTIPLICATION IN vERsosr.-The State
Of Vernon, has made an attempt a, nulli6ca.
ton. Its Legislature has passed, and its gov.
ernor has signed law, which openly and in
plain terms is made to nullify the Fugitive
Slave Bill passed a, the las, session Of Con.
gress, 30 far as its operation is concerned in
that State. The law was approved on the
18th Of November, and on tina, day was to
" take effect" II has jus, been published.
The law frs, provides tina, circuit judges
shall have the same power in issuing wris Of
habeas corpus, as the judges Of the Supreme
Court,
Sec. ID makes II the duty Of the coun,y at.
tornies to defend such fugitive slaves As may
be arrested in Vermont.
Sec. 81 directs the judges to issue awrit Of
habeas corpus, upon the written application
Of any county attorney, In the case Of arrest
Of fugitive slave.
See. eth provides that all judicial officers
shall be obligated to give notice to the county
attorney Of any arrest or intention 10 arrest
fugitive slave.
See. 9th provides that the fugitive may give
bail when the habeas corpus writ is granted
IN vacation, and that the fugitive shall be en-.
ti,led to an appeal to the next county court.
Sec. 9th directs that the court to which APP
peal is made, shall direct trial Of the case
by iuy-,he expense to be paid by the State.
This takes the jurisdiction entirely out Of
the hands u the Uhlied States oricers-pr-
,ldes for a different process from that laid
down in the United States law, and in short.
is as directly IS possible calculated to nullfy
the act Of Congress This brings the general
aud State governments in conflict. 20 far as
their laws are concerned - Linoola Democrat
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New Stage Line.

Mcssrs Pencil & Kim5aIl, the cnicrPris-
ing proprelors Of the Sage line from this
place to Portland, have recently commenced
an accommodation line three times week, each
way. between Lewiston aud Saco, inl,rsect-
Jog a, Gray with the line from this place, and
at Gorham with the Waterford aud Snndlsh
lines. This will give those wishing To go to
Slco and vicinity, an opportunity by shorter
route aud at Ear lower rates OF fare than by
any other existing means Of public convey
ancc. Their line from this place also con-
meets with the ~. Lawrence Steam Boat,
from Portland to Boston. Fare lower than
by any other means Of conveyance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

TnE LumEE BJNSIss. Ma. S,NurL
lIARRis, Of the Surveyor Generals Office, has
favored Us with the following statistics of the
lumber trade at this port for the curcnlyear
Amount Of Lumber Surveyed a, Bangor ior
the season ending Dec /, 1850,
OI,OO5, 80 q
Amour, run 20 Bucksport, and
surveyed there, lill,2ll
Do. TO Frankfort, do, 1887 $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

u,dss, decrease q Frlakiin Co. 10
sl2c0
TIE esnsu. given aho,, f5r lSlO, Includes SIS
rahlbiunt, north ofthe =, John river, no i1cudet
IN the ,snsss q 1850. The n1Fulioa within the
rrcfsat limit, Of ths safe vas
IN Jal-, lsj!, 5s3Q.6
q lar-, lso, IS9S2l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

Borrowed garment, never Il, well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

1.-THE ihisky woven boughs they wres'hs
Through every hallowed fame
A,oft rNIs'ng odor breathe,
or ,unpeI'' gentle reign;
All rich the ray Of mild green light.
which, like an emerald. glow,
Cone struggling through the lAtioed height,
Upon the crowd, below"
The stern old puriians Of other days eschew'
cd the observance Of this day Of days-and
doubtless, as they thought, most wisely
Prosecutions and religious precision drove
them in this, and in some other cases, upon
the ex,reu.c Of bro,ry; and for the sake Of
expressing their dissent from the Catholic and
Episcopal churches, in all and singular OF
their rights and forms, and from an over
JEALOUS ielr that prelacy or paPls,ry might
invade their ranks, they wen, 50 far as to de-
ny themselves the happy privilege of celobra.
ting the birth day Of the Son Of Man. Bot
their descendants have been growing wiser IN
this respect, as in some others, until II is moi
now looked upon as Ominious of the ascend
ancy Of the Church Of England, or the Church
Of Rome, tina, men honor the nativity OF their
Savior. We hope to see the observance more
and more general in our community, for Its
religious and social effects; for men are made
wiser and better by the reflections It induces
aud we have no, too many holidays whereon
to relax the bonds Of care, and give loosen
cd vein to chastened mirih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

Or >A'a-tsv ucr'rF AR. y. ANNE WILLING
Ga bier ~ la'u-s A Ns0i 10 ire ls. sesr n Der
TIE friends cf Pc family respectfully invited -1 a.
i-ac Der t-rr.s 80 Mou-4y ugrl.lg q. ol.acs \ NJ
hru-kva
NJ Se2csy APT. g MELISSA 3s1g.-s- q Mssss4 ard
l. vvl. n D a. ~ yea 80 = uou.Ls
Ias retls - ne fs~y Ere .1v.ed o st-s3 fls FRA
"a ct Ilts-av sNtrrQQr. a. cl,k e. ,1- y 1rfl
bspusI Cl--oh iAey NJ ArulssssI w,.lo-. s.r1er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

"a >ieirseV 1883 ~ Srafhf-r'Ja Ili r-s--s-
George trr. otArr q ti.psch-s % - F-.-h Govern
w-rA Ne Htnrse Ntr-s 49, c-t Mss h-.-n- 1 srs- q
a-st-f eft Acs ctil1rec al u-rse 7 n usrdL i-dr
ca A. tn'se. d Valentine Mo- az 's-v Mss Ol9 /.
hc1 Nofssa. Jr CIR VOTE. c. We r. " - Jane
We're Ms trsre-s PAi.cn. Me- Be- ts1sk.sr az
s-rFst Mr " >cazcs - Mas Brf Terre. az 's-r
hr-ri Nca hatr a. .sty, Nss'-- 7 lowerv A A.. :.
: w Brckef. h'rs1o kss-. Pa ~ Cs-ssr y : W.
49,. Nrttuus " !seks1r " e.risf,rfs-
{ " .n,efAca " Grae1-. o 7 NrAsl M.sSsr W Rsss-
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/ st1 M---- bryan. ]. don .' do ni-" ''i i'i
SLIT c's1. E.1,-, S,,..ra, m L.zelo. AZ.
,s. t.i atr l..a sra -ses.. On he rs..s.e -raa..
'-l g. long. H g. ra.sal + rh ETA Ei- RI. s.'f1-
pa
s.. Olsl'a P-ner M "scao. j. - ps.'ed 4 er
. a 5,. 49, b. 70 y. n, Mo ,.as slsArto a Low
Bus The i @ H.le. fa Canton. l1l- Jon, passed
roa. ,l~ S,rs'- ~ -,rts oe t.e 4h Fe. " tte. a'
~, o"s sl.r, i. s'' .ss y = Vs. .aase r. ~
D ,soe,,es '' 'n- ''' 1--we
St,r 4 rs Inn Iart,rt mi a.. 4sFoS OIL March. 'vi'i
,adze and ls seeraFe passer.'[. 90 D. Pam pm
% .,'- O., n .r..r f., Ras'ol f1r NpI.-ar-.
Win r.. ~s.sr a he bold We toos of pa-to crew
' rat, 1 glG S1 wHW We a ~ g Pc Up p, AZ
so.of 'ae fr'' '' ''' '''" l '''
P.s,' ,,s.. al rs..- 10 ''-re NJ -.a-r
w. TleG he 0--r ID c-v,e.- ~ 'L- nsas- vs...
c'l',as ."ny .a'.-s INDIAN. c,,r.,..,- with CIT.
I ..--, r.r...,
''s 49, t(s'i' Cooker Liy,rro1. 8. 81. ni.e
s,n So b.t. ,,,s y, le.t5 e~s,le.. ls. - .
.au.Lr
.. ssp ,-...e-
Rsrs Ro.--.r new, prague s.rer.eit M.s' u ballast
,, IIav~. Gsff-. A c.
$3.50 &c., a. ,..sfr.rf s.fso lI--. t.l- 20 rD1
-. 90 f.I .s..-r.. ~.
e1I', 90 80 Xl.t,. GLASGOW j. Id mo-. a1I f,
pr ,'.s viS.H an rs,,.f .s,p iisrn,us
1f-rch. 50, - -, Ma N.''''' ''-
- So. =. p.-,or C.ur.-I NOr'ssrf. l4 90
IrA. p p Mo- tenant, u.ol--, .s a. ras.-
[ s.,.,'.., D., s-,r..itA b. rt-r TIE b LEI, -s.
~ - 800 ~, p. 49,. -.-.rs ff- ...st4
Rs.s p IRA flsri.,s uit-,. No-.trs 81 r- -.0 ,H
I ., 49,. +, a.,
RAJ '.i|s p Prowr. Tr.1r. 50 Na-fs. Mach s cl-
Ton. 81 T. ID Hurtat A Co Henry fs'or. '--smarI ~.
I llark. o. Kr, Wee.
Brig EH jane. B-ovn, Nhmiaticn Nc % os. .'-''n N''
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AR RE d.

siW s.,ej. Conn Apr Us. Is Few Mr Coz. HIRAM
Z NORTON Of NoIfsk, Cogr. 90 Ms ;. SAN WHITE,
,f " nsttc
Apr s tv Re- NJ prwel, CHARLES STRONG
io fLtANOR BRILL. islghtvr ~ ,ae .sie Wilan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

The price Of sod S ocd 2 ceut tearcr 10 Pars
THAI ia London aud &C 3 cent desrer IN logt'n
thar Ia Hsmhurgh.
Toe private letters from London state tia; there
had been considerable scti'i,y during ihs fortnight
And prices were hisher. Ga the ~h the market
was rather inswmaie. The demand WAS chiefly
for Frcuch account TIE BANKERS spPreherd 70
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on. N.x-y.r. 40 C,,sr-. WA rs'atri s-t boss t.7-
$500. A. Tee Ago. b Al 'orF fr'7' Lff- +, 90
S..,.N -. r. .- r..r r.t -S>T. .ss Been s'r,-
3 =, IN, ,,. ,,' ,''- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"N' ., .-,',,. "a, a 1ark vs.. f-rro ~
's'e -. s.a'i p :, ,', % , 81 b. crew ~.
. a- ..,, ~. ~. - #, .se ,-s. IN Sc.
.-.--.......
p. Vi. =. ~, .'- ,s,., s- ~ ..ss 80
.'r.- S,. g. p ~ 'r -- g.. 81. :, .,' ,-. a.
49, ..,.',.,e ,,,..s-. s.h-r.e C,ae-8se
.'7.n' 81 ' (. 49,. ,.,....-,.r .,.. e.. lee
-,-,... 80. ,rfs... f.ftut 49, Stsc.-i -r-v
e1 so'.' 49,, 81, ,.,.., '.... sand ,i.r . ...,
49, ~. .h.r,. r,ris,.y rst. Az. f-
IN. N''',c CO ~. ~, s ~. p, s.es ie..y
L.>s,sr N'- .. "a .,,,-,i = f.. s.,S u tsas<
'on Lem - ; l ~ = f.,',.ei ste TIE ve.,.- ~
.sc'rea to', W-ss ...., \, lining.
Mi. 'Sp MAJ - ... $50. s.,.- IS c5n,s.t siii
r ..-,n P'er, ~ N', -, . ,n ,...,.i FROM,
CrsfN,i N'' ,..., t,,,.,..... .ori,g.
NTer.'f 'r y" "t ~. s-r-'eg '..,Si
..a. .,-.,,,. ..r s., .. SIS rara '.r''''d Ai' ''
us~ s p...-..s MINER ~crls srd 20
..rr- aos,a rr'tahv. ea ns'l - b ,e.'. I" ,' IT. .s
-. Nsses ~. a. ' f.,. I,''oa5' Ma d =. n,
Nsata. tt't >.i..' 500. ., Fl. al -. !. r... se,il
,v...... >,.'> ~, l,s5-i.r, o.. orie-. I'd.
. c-iv-i OPT ,u" ON Mtca H'W Do .....t = -,',
quarantine here On ". '''.' .',a' ' -'''i
TO MN,si' l'.'.... ,-.,,,.,...,..,,i
-.,. aa,ios ,ccrari steamer or tnEsae .a s'e
whore b, tae.r being .t.rl ia = Sf.hlne on ne.
asre 1 cons. ,aerce @. 'lo unl,,f 10 -a',t Ps '
crew being Incorrectly '7..- ~ .'' '.. : =, 49,, .. -.
ry auy ,c, ,a- no.s % ' e.n', ,,i' .,e .sst
as.r rar-r. are .a 4ae ar53eer,, ,~ns co,ygtt
l>aLesI L'N'"NN", -. 7, ~ IL, 81.
AHeD' 20 - -.
w Nd w-e-s a,. ne-a r,-el ,aoa, hneen i'aom.
- o. v.s'" ,1s a '' ca''e' VI na . .',,~.r "
F r-e Blor ..e. IN three '''hnH- p. o~ ~"'' Si'F f
:. g.. Ni' ............ .SM W
b n'nnA N1ok seacon .-.-......... ~ " AZ
ssl,u Lighthouse -.'.--''''''""'
R.,,f solrs,ia> >so,t. o.f Br'e' h.'p1 a Nes
s,s B.i snd marked r. sow" ma. been r'cei m sis *
f,-sons Al Nv wafer spring udes on" hai "a rlst.,
g., ih. s,utnWafd of Tp1 seef fa.ch ON he Nalei
S.oa win he follow ing rmA. sn compass beer ne. w
'1 o- " ~ e Se., .,se " w edor Clss p. Swoyy
The WIstr Nh Narh ot Brxt az, open NS-,~e'n
/ he Th.d Marl.lo Tower Nrsit bcS'li Ut - ~.
Fsirigh, Mills li,g oFcu to 20" >'1ih"siI %, n'rIr
Bcaci,g ......... iNWe yWiW.
scsoN s,No. N'RM1vrs.- scro9I ,s sSd nseSs
grown u' o'tNrru He N'fu SOD, 'lu u - ,,t
bpov- ihc SAD N'rh SEQ oi.l u'' u''i -
,oree cah Is cns'ns We, ~ p. MA, i M
own mari. aad compass bearing. VI.
Is, Peter. Church Tower st touching he south angle 4
me Eomsn Ceh.., ............s W
wa,e,or L's,oq'e "d"' o.".rn Burn Y "a IN ~
! c',.l. tt,i, Nrs... .................N r.
wdse sc,oby Ru,... .......s. oy " W.
: 81 Is cses.r Blsy .....N y. SyN,
From Lioyi. ~, ~ April
Arr Dra a. e. i-siH.s. Thompson. NNorA iIf Ion
Sd IN liverpool ta Aras..sa'r. FooIy NYo's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

PHILADELPHIA. Apr -l---i--rrcc-5-..- Mar b
rowe. 8rs-cr. Message. t- f1-r-4l. 7r-r- q Ocean
eu-sr P-actv Bos-c-, srs "a lr Az. Cas- : yr1rs
Pa. LA'ker Cr-rt --E. "A L- AZ \ a-= 1aT.-s ftcs
Isu1ar. Nss-s : rro-A TQr--v. Nschi-s M.rsa =
8osrrr-sa L-oec, Jrr- Irl-s, >-th NJ q =. Ccnr-r-
I.t &C. F.rner NzcSev GO. h-rls- "A CO y :
RlJai-s $50. "a Urgtoc NJ. san. N.sh A-e- g11-
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f-eo- B.ts ,l~ PIE aaJ. .. r-.lrle = *
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clio. noes ~ o-ht~ --et-s under t.e --t1a.aef 70
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Telegraphed to the "Dally cresoent.,
IBY THR sOuTHERN LIER.l
Now York Markets.

Now YORK MarKotas
BALTIMORE, April New York-Cotton un-
setted-10O0 bales sold. Flour and Grain un-
changed. Pork irmer. Coffee declined nearly one
cent Sales of 200 hhds, Orleans Sugar at At to Sc
Sterling frmer at Sac.
Mr. Calhoun was bnried to-day, in the Congress
siohal Cemetery.
Election in St. Louis.
Mr. Kennel (whig) has been elected Mayor of
st. Louis, by majority of 500 over Benton (anti-
Bentonite)
SECOND DIsPKTcH.
BALTIMORE, April 4, OF A, NAT New York
yesterday, the Cotton market was unsettled, all
hands awaiting steamer. No change in other ar
ticles.
Y ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA,
Two days Later from Europe--Another
Decline in COtton--Further Decline In
Coffee.
BALTIMORE, April A, II P. M.-Ths steamship
Europa, which left Liverpool on the 23d ult ar
rived at Halifax at 2 P. M.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
All descriptions of Cottoe, except fair and good,
have declined Id Fair Upland Ct, Mobile, g.,
Orleans, 81. The sales for the fortnight have been
$4,000 bales, Of which spectators have taken
1900 bales, and 10000 have been taken for export
alton. The sales Of last week were $1,000 bales
Hevre Cotton Market,
The latest accounts from Havre give remarka-
bly, favorable reports of the Cotton market. with
much steadiness in prices.
State of Trade.
Trade in the manufacturing districts is not so
good as at last accounts.
India.
The latest accounts from India are less encour-
aging than we expected.
London Money Market. .s
The money market is frmer, and the amount Of
bullion in the banks is encouraging Consols closed
at 95R for money and account.
American Securities,
These are said to be irmer, but no quotations are
given. ~
Liverpool Corn Market.
The Corn market is steady. Yellow Corn has
advanced 3D.; White is unchanged, but ,irmer
Flour is unchanged.
London Coffee Market.
Coffee in London is down six shillings, fifteen
shillings from the top price few weeks ago.
The British Ministry.
Ministers are supposed to hold office by a very
precarious tenure.
The Budget.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has presented
his budget for the ensuing year, and although h,
had the pleasure of announcing surplus of nearly
two and half millions, still, the manner in which
that surplus is disposed of is anything but satisfac
tory to the country.
| France.
All is quiet in France. The elections have passed
off quietly. 49,
| The Continent,
There is little news of moment from the Cont.
nent.
New YORK, April A, l P. M-The steamers
news unsettled the market.
The ship st. Louis, Bunker, master, arrived from
| New Orleans
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Spring ~ Summer CTOtIIia.g

THOMPSON a. NIXON, 10 Camp st.
fB Have received, per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, a full supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, tor which
they respectfully invite the attention of purchasers Their
Stock comprises:
DRESS COATS-of Cashmere Cloth, and French Drap
d'Ete
FRoCK CoATs-Of Cashmere Cloth, and black and
olive Drap d'Ete;
FANCY COATS OF drab and mixed -Cashmerette
Britannia Cloth, Drap d'Ete, black and Drab Merno
and Alpaca;
SAC FROCKS-Of drab Cashmerette, Drap d'Ete, drab
and black Merno, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALOONS-Ofb black and fancy s. M. Doeskin, drap
dEte, Drap Rationale, white and figured Drilling,
Check Linen, etc.
VEsTs-of black and figured Silk. Buff white and fig.
ured Maneiles;
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTs-of all the latest sty les;
CRAVATs-Of Silk, Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLOVES-Of Silk, Linen, Lse Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERSHlRTS-Of CAME, Merino and Cotton;
DRAWERS-Of Linen and Cotton, French Wristbands
and laced backs;
HALF HOSE-Of Silk, and white brown and striped
Cotton;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-Of Silk, and white and
bordered Cambria;
SUSPENDERS-OfL Linen and white and figured Silk;
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns, etc. etc.
THOMPSON Il NIXON, 10 Camp street,
mhlo 1upu opposite Hewlett's.