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IF lsdt gtY- b;rlh to etii boar the gHifcvLI Belle Rev, on her --ceut trip from he~ 'irless- II being girI, ths mother Immediately caisrc t Beile Key, after thc name of b.-
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rJ- It is sta'ed th., Joeph K lngerso. of PhiIa delPhia. w'il be appoiniei Min sier 10 Rassia. in place of Governor Brown. of T-nuesser. resigned
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Lanstrse'S &elioaal Nap of Arkansas A FEW copies nI The above Map--th- e.iv com- "A Piete and eofIeet one ever pnhi,shed for sale al The Gsssiis and Democrat office-pree $, on rollers, and handsomely varnished and eo,oted.
 Jan. !, lSsf. ls-
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DThomas Birch, the celebrated painter. is dea in Philadelphis. aged 72
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JUSTICE.

IRON and STEtL-l,0n Ibs fat, round au | square bar Iran: 500 lhs horseshoe Iron: 50 Diamond Piow MouIds:
 5D Cary do do
 400 lbs Spring Steel
 l50 d German Go Received and for sale by Feb I2 VIM X. WAIT.
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lOlfG.ng. -.-. | ! DOZ h ..sth Ut.,-Casfs; ' B aver ' do: | ' faa Pt' C,a,t de.; Bs k Q r'-Co4ts ss>ar'et; Ct. fes ead .'fe>s Coafs, -so,te,l; .. Ssrk Ca-f- 5 D.. dn. hln and fict,ch C4,s,rnsir Paa's 6 =, pef >'.,e' Dt@wi Os -all.. &~.. &c. Ju~' received ret Nase's a'' fnr rls. " low tN JOHN D ADAMS,
 Lor.r NFambiur Lardios Ii1s Rak O. aI
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ist- The sweeper of the tonr, rooms a, New Or leans Is aIlowed 2,>o0 per znnum.
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E,;ouOrs and Wines.

E.iquOrs and Wines. = CAsks Brandy, sth proof. C2 Mas~',a Wine; PoTi Wine; 20 Baskets Champagne Wine; on consignment and for sale low.
 T. D. MERRICK & co. Deeem6er r, 1850. Is
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Cash for IpeItrieS.

' WISH 10 buy Fifteen Hundrei DoH.rS worth of \ first rate PELTRH, 10 be de!ivrrrd beiwrrn this and he i0sh Jan next, for waich t,e his hes mark-i price iu SPECIE will be pad Psitfv deal CTS will please give me a call hefOrs selling else N here. A. J. HUTT, Main IL
 Little Rock, Dec. 3, ls5D. lS-
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To Snh>rtiher..

We hena ti,at ws-r -nv i.r. .sitriiv may nr disenvrrp4 iu t- rer-ip' af ln- saaatr a1r s9h- scrihers wit in ss the i-yey tN give ini"r"aiien "t the fact n or-r That t1- rsp-- may be a~c-fia,n' ana removed
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JOHN D. ADAMS,

New Goods! New Goods. VTNHE undersigned have just received their Fail 1 and NiuIeF Stock, consisting in part. of Brown and Beachrd Domesiics, FreBch. Engish and American Prints; Black Alpaca Uosery;
 Ladies Dress sud Mourning Collars;
 Ladies Mbae Black slippers;
 Ladies and Cbildr~ns' Laced Boots:
 FreBch Artificial Powers A general assortment of Boots, Shoes. Hardware. CHtIrry. Saddlery aud QGeeBsware which they wilt sell cheap for CASH or Coaniry Prodnce.
 FATHERLY & CLEMENTS. Dee, i7, 1850 Corner Main and Markham Sis
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New Goods.

WYE have nox on hsni 4 Inil asSor,rnent of sta. W P Dry G 'ods, G foeefi-s, Hsrdua 2, Queens War. Bcots. Shoe, Hat ant Ci"ihing, whrh e wili sell al ihA lowest price Ca.h or in exchange for Cotton, Beet Hides and P-t ,@s
 T. D. MERRICK & co. Deeenter IT, 1880 Is
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TIE ARKANSAS BANNER T. puuLIsraEu EVERY ruEsDAr.
 uprRrA. A. wHITELEY, publisher.
TERMss

ro, ,Lgee copies, one year. to one address, @ 00 yS, sps copies one year, to one address '.'' so O For tea copies, one year. to oae aad
 Ao,L. auless paymen, bs made ia esDanee' oi oa, bv some responsible person in this city
 IF Dlstsat subscribers may forward as Eonsy sy ., ou snpsuse. and at our risk PrOvised the receipt be taken and preserved fer Sur g,o,se,ioa. Ir NodevistiOn from the soove terms.
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nnnatinn I.,nds.

Far ~.'r .i t- a'fi.e Lasts .f the forfeited snd- -ah-ct ta isn,isa nv ih- stAl- n sein'l ssitl'-~ ., . s.ats p-s e-,y sr Si n.r +ot-n Pusiagr '" ssyVar ef ta- cesatrs -, rrpis
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Coffee and Sugar.

ID ECEIvED, per steamer 'Unpre.' 1O b.uris Sugar,
 ie sack Rto CsHee; Aad fos sale by A. J. HUTT, Dec. Man St.
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ILas.sl.3 O.l .4., .-.

Lsst.sa.o Css .k.s a-se a-~ es. Advertsseu,c nts wM vs inserted at the usual rutss Of the oter Fassfs ia this iy--llEasls, squars for the hess iusertien. sad Rny ceHts squaFr fef eaea udditioaal publication. A ,ibersldheonat viii be made te those wao advertise by theyssF. ar Posunaslers sFes Ftzee tc scs aasntes snd viii retain 10 per ceRL si nll nussy recsives and transmitted for papers aud sdverttssments
 
 5DD WO1tHp ot alkfads such ss Steamboa, BIs .iIlls ofI.adIaa Peste,s Haadbis: ShsrifE.f assices'. and Ceasas. hles' Rianks; FsasFslaad Cosillea lcksm- csrds |, Book sad Pamphlet Priatiag, sxeeussd with asat. ness and atspatel,, at moderate prices for cssh.
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Flour.

l00 BBLS s, Louis extra Super6se. received kOO per ''PsnRywii," and for sale by
 ysnuary4 VIM. B. WAIT.
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LITTLE ROCK
Agency for the ALEaEsas Banner.

TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. II, 1851.
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BO0fS!ES 00sS!

cases soul and common Kip Brogans; Wleh, fogsihrr with great variety et P4eks B0ots Lace Boois, Winter Boots, Bpskihs' Excel Shr. p-rs ine and common biaek aid whi. Kid Sup pers Mss fox'd c niers' Robbed Burk,ns, chiI- drens Rosn. Goat and Cali, aud S-w-d Peg ,o;s and Shoes. &r., Be, makes np The isiP~s, and b-s, selected stock of the kind before offered in this market Ali which will b- sold al prices to suit the most experienced buyers
 4. J. HUTr, Main st. Little Rork. Dee ,. 1850. l3
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THE BAN N ER.

LAMBERT .. REARDOS, Ir.. LAMREn "A. WHIrELE1,
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,r1r-vopK nA11Y TRIBUNE. THURSDAY MAY Is, 1851

position. Mr. RedGeld adhered to the vieEs
~ DR.. Jackson EDd to paper READ Ty az
wells. At different meetings Of the Boston
eocietv Of Natural history. He was comPeuel
bv tie evidence Of fossils ia his oEn cohscton -
oi.sent wholly irom the views OF Dr. Jackson r.
zs,dirr the Geological position Of thc ssndstones
Of Nova Scotia. lame, Connecticut River ana
New Jersey; and was Sso constrained 90 dIsssn'
frorn The division Of the series Ehch Mr. W els
has attempted to establish Mr X has examined
the formation atteniiveiy In three states sui
doer not consider the grounds alleged TO De o. SUI
fcisnt validity. The whole extent o. TINS lorna
zion in Connecticut has been examined most care,
fully for a series of years By Dr. PerclvA' apsFt
nom ia fossils. and an attentive examinations oil
bis Report Cd the Geology Of Connecticas VIII
show that, ia the default Of z'o'osich eyloence'
no such separation can be established The con
clusiop 10 which Mr. Redield bad hlmseli been
led by these fossil remains was, that the h5d
Sandstone rocks in which they occur are decidedly
of PostPermian date. They may belong TO the
Triassc group, but appear 70 have stronger ANAL
ties 20 fossils of the Liassic or Oolitic groups -
He submitted to the Association some chAraiseri''
tic specimens.
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PROSPECTS OF TIE COTTON cRoP.-We learn
From gentemsr recently from The interior Of the SAT-, tht
The Prospees Of lbs Cclion crop By 20 means aser
ng In South w sern Georgia ard ali thai region OF
ccSEry beyond MRccn, well 10 lhs noFtA easier
counties Nsg The Savannah River The plant u snail
and nnhesthy Tue sane IL true Of Barks ana Jsdsson
fwo OF The nosl productive counties In The State 90 are
enabled 10 spe1 fsom persons observation. The cold
weather has hept the plant fron coniug up ana conse
qaenty The sand 10 poor oDe. ln particular % fsr ~
We are informed ard have observed 10 the pros peel 90
coed a. 81 this time last year Ii wi require favor.
able seasons and late Fall - mske large crop zoe
hnt Savannah Republican letA
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PRoeREss OF THE SHORT DRESS MOVEMENT
We find the iOllowing in the Boston TrrsUsller:
"A New'fork house has recently transmitted an
order to Paris for an invoice OF dress goods, with
. deep border on the aide. These goods are in.
tended for ladies' short dresses and the width q
the cloth will comprise the lsag,h Of the skirt.
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Navy, fram tha anrth.

BALTIMORE, Weopesosy may IL
New Orleans dates 70 the 9Th inst are at hsno.
The Mainland Reform Convention baye adopted new
consli,Qtop and 90 OurDed The new Constitution eeclS
Indses 1boisbes lotteries and imprisonment for DEPT
bousstead exemption 10 the value OF $'v0, ohecS VIC
election Of public oceTs generally, ana gives iuOf0 u
70 I'M represspiadon .,-. -, s.,,t
Gscers marriott formerly collector Of the port OF sal.
move died suddenly last light The Virgins ConvSnou
ssans excited on he basis question: adjourned on eeut
Ssv no. cool of but met excisd than ever yesefoey
and proceeded to elect confeIen committees Easiern
snbers declare they will accep Of no settlement maj
does not provide for the establishment OF the sunrage Oh
I 5xan
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H.w. frem WRshiogton'
WASH, eToS, wedsesdsy; NAY =

WAsHTs CT0N, " o0heN4aJ, nv y
ATre.sury Circular, this day issued, eDlS.n H
ssvs Cuiiefs thai he exl'i'ng avs Ieo.s 49, -,
49,, rar, fofeign ports upon 1rnVloS Wi-h'ug l5ur
% ~ our COAST or vi hin The lims OF soy e'hecaon
s,.,ir 70 produce he revenue oheer hrss oaf1ns
49, vs.sei fu manifest Of the cargo on oosTd me p1fs
ss,s sEioped names VI ooDsgrees. &c, &c ~n'cn - "
sjrs of sie been gsesty REARED entirely neglected.
- 80 ne strleily adhered 10 and carrie out 10 iulufe
S,oper regulations are contained 10 the Creue' Tor ne
,ovsnuens Of Custom House Ofcers hereafter Our Con-
sals and Commercial agents abroad are reqcssseo 20 s
rubic 10 this Circular for the government OF Fes
e.. bound 10 the U6ited States. .
LEAN hat ROber w Johnson, the popular rspressn.s
live cf At.nsss for the last -four
has q seststOn has been re pominaec by mAlony VI
Coupes 10 he State the mex House, and has conssn
ed NJ fun
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MIoHiGAS.-Gov. Barry has called an extra
session Of the Legislature, to convene on the 7th
day Of June next. To this measure, ssys the
Detrsis Advertiser. he was driven by action. or
rather rant Of aesi0R, by the Legislature At the
Constitutional session.
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The Whaling ship ruscarora.

A whaling captain, arrived at New bedioro, re-
ort. thar be was boarded 10 the Pscdc Ocean BY lne cap
.ia " The ship Ynscar0rs, OF Cod spring WHO
fhs hs vessel had LEAKED previously as much az .OVto
40 zoo in "a hours He Intended to put syonsy
and represented that part OF bis crew wished 70 ~
he ship O. were quite muunous, - 1oouBuI Ha '0S
mar asnifled the ahip.
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BOsTON " oJudFIaJi Wy II
The Royal Mail Steamship Niagara sailed az
noon with 81 passeugers-8l for Liverpool and 10 Tor hs
if.x Among the former were Mons bols Le ConptSS'
sFsprh Mpi,ter) lady and children Thos Leslie and b.
Coy Of New York John Peter Rev Tx Mayor OF Scnen-
s~s6v Ard DR. Troupe sRd family OF Georgia Tbs mani
feat reports three unknown gentlemen ~ passengers
sss carries buI 1886 in English gold IS specie
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FeTa-FToL bast y Wei Poat ~ res1.r -,.Db.r oI
tAs Report 10 10 pIsssasa u August f'-' -
The following il an abstract Of the paper read
this morning by Prof BAcHE, ona
COMPARISON or CURVES SHOWING rv, pt,,,,v
CHANGES oF The hA6sETic DEclISArroS AT Pssr..
pELPRIA. fOK0STO AND hosAKTrowN
Prof BAoBg explained the nature OF the OBJ.
servations made AZ the magnetic ohservssories.
and the provisions for reducing an6 publishing
them, which are now in action with the most sat-
nssctory results Any theory Of changes in the
magnetic deelinstion now proPounded must stand
the tess Of numerical results il must include
quantity 90 well as direction, TO be- worthy Of
consideration. TO this point the observations
have broush, the subject
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: ..l..,snh 70 tho Hsw.Tsrk fribung
x.u,..,,sa Of Resert RAnseui, Jr' for Gen.
gress.

The Free Boilers Of the lid District a. sne'.
Co,yer,ioD yesterday, nominated hoREeT hAN
Tovr, Jr for Congress by soolams'lOn' tn' v oOa'
vension passed resolution, denOunclns s1o as,
tive Slave Law, and raised the banner Of fepea'
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SPAIN.

Accounts from Madrid, OF the l>th. state that the
news of the determination Of the English and French
Governments 10 prevent any further pIratical expe
di,ions against Cuba on the part Of The Americans,
had gwen the greatest satisfaction al Madrid.
The following Is an extract from private letter
MADRID, sept. III lean that the Spanish
Governmen nj has adopted high tone toward that Of
the United states and public feeling Is decidedly
In favor Of such line OF coIcuc, Just now II will
render itself popular BY 20 doing. Moreover, II
counts upon the support of the British and Preach
Governments hence probably It's pugnacIty."
Dispatches are on the point Of beng transmitted
TO the spanish Minister al Washington, directing
him 10 protest IA the strongest terms agalAs, me
suplneness of the American Government 10 hav1ng
permitted a second maraudlng expedition 70 attack
Cuba, and demand satisfaction for The outrages the
spanish consul al New Orleans has been subjected
70 ty the annexatlOnlsts.
Depend upon II that, even II left 70 herself, Spain
will net lose CuDa without fighting for il and where
a whole nation IS united on q subject, slch union
makes up for a hundred Deficiencies and errors. No
quarter VIII be gwen II this warfare and ! am not
sure whether II some Of our French nelgh5ors were
10 take Il INTO their heads 10 issue scrip for the
estates IN the Isle Of Wight, and to land IN armed
force In time OF peace 10 take possession Of the island
they would meet With much better but BE- this
as may. General Concha viii spare aFaders that
fan into lis hands.
Life IS not valued here as Il Is " some other IA
tons and the excitement against .ls Americans IS
now very sirO1g
re Madrid CORES pendent OF Tes Neraiag kroa.
ir.s wr;ng re ian instant says iat .O-fL.ls
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Miscellaneous,

SIX missionaries ,of whom TWO are French, two
Beleians and two Dutch and three lay brothers are
about to proceed from Paris to Ilavre, where they
viii embark for Oregon. They are to preceie Mon
sienor de Mers, Bishop of Vancouver VINO is about
10 preach the Gospel IN California.
Serious Democratic disturbances are alleged %
have broken out IN the Cher. \ considerable armed
force accompanied by the Procureur Of the Kcpub-
lie has LETT Pans to-day by the Bourges Railway FOR
u Amand Several arrests have taken place, and
some of the prisoners are SAID 10 have been con-
cerped in the great FIRE az NM. MetaIres IRON works
The DEPARTMENT abounds II secret societies, where
OathS are administered
Several Of the persons recently arrested IN Paris,
IN come ton with what Is called ne Paris consp.ra-
cy have been set at liberty WITHIN the last few DAYS
II i said that the number ROW III prison does not
coed CO.
NJ Proudhon, at ms Own request mas Quilted the
Conciergene FOR -. Pelagle Just IS he had packed
I'd his books and papers, two police agents came to
inouire how he would Ike 10 remove Z" An you
are coming with me - asked VI. Proudhon. They
replied IN the affirmative. well, them said "
Prouthon, we VIII walk =" and the honorable So
clalist walked through Paris between the two 30
licemen. lie i also permitted from time 10 time 10
emerge from the confinement Of his prison. and
present the other night with his young wife al The
ThrsiTe IrALcals.
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Per 4aal LIVERPOOL. Fudal. Scpt p, 1851
We have no material ctasge Go notice 81 onr CorIoN
MaFke the departure ot the last steamer The do
mand throughout tle week has been o. tar tent, the
sales reaching 80 bales which specaisois has. takea
$3.50 ard exporters 200 bales. the market beml ell sup
pied AZ last weeks piocs While The lower de Uptonc
The uin has rather been favor Of bu though not OF
decided charaotlras @ cause change IA on quota
tons which We Tertat
Mlddhng..-.5. Mddmg.- 5l-lG Midali1g - lS-lc
Inferior and ordinary AID. q 10
The stock of C0rroN IN Tins port sos bales Of
which 39i 0C0 Anne against to'ol s'orH AZ this
period IT last year II j0OO0 bales of which 39oO we're
AmeIcan The SHES to-day are 900 bales with $500 Ia
spectators
There has been faT business a. YARNS al GO0D. hut
the extreme qu0'aiHS u last week have barely been
maintained.
The large arrivals of CORN and FLOUR prevent anything
like improvement in Corn Market. White INDIAN
Corn is quoted M 27s. ID yellow 2ts sd@27. hned 2)s
6d a2ts. quarter Mesesn Canal FLOUR iit dl6s Phil
adepha and Baltimore lis sd Ss d. Canada aud Ohio
is y Dbl White WHEAT Is Cd S. Red 81 I'd ais 81.
y 70 To-
No sales m IT, RfENrNE 20 report 1860 rbls Amencan
RESIN have been sold at g. I'll. fpr common no 20 Is
cwt. for good quality Yours respectfully.
RVoN<
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Passengers Arrived

Ia ,f,ams.ip AS0 from Liusrpooi-Mr Noe! ano iaoyi
Mrs Thomson Madame Celeste, Madame Sa nIs. M
MIR Martin lady two children ana hui 90 ~ u
psnns,t and fssplly q Jackson and family MIS- oaN'sy
and niece petngn fam NJ D1ns9n sgy' "a
Blake ser, Misses BnckIer hoe, a.. Iii Ms NJ
a Whniock MIS- Ridley A Duncan a H. MIS- fili hs ~
sdgs Mrs Gbbon. Mr. odnson ard iaSy WI s PSs,
R"serts Peaboiy San Martin, +. Ward, j knkpstnck
r s. Knkpatnck, 4 Parsons j. 0~ens; ,s sogd
md servant Carter Fzmaurice, Scott. Harrison, ward
SOP O'Bien, James wallach, C. wal,aca; J0mn
Wsllach Wall, X. o. Anderson T. = JsahJ nene,
Srshsm, winston, Leslie, Leslie, caremon Harper
J. D. Rofe. Dr., III. Chmei D. sotheflano' D., ~
BroSne J9rsen Hallen r p Ssbn Cys'5 n IS
Yrancks coleman Hoopell. Rolls Norman, L't,lehe d
Steel Kew Iockeit McGrath. Total. III
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SWEDEN AND NORWAY.

oecels,hug Chamber Of No5!es) has passed the
OF Ia" Oh the emancipation Of the Jews Bo.h
Tie otdeisthng and Volkslhing chamber OF Com
mons had abolished the Jewish disabilities exist
ing o. NE fundamental law 81 the constitution but
.his could not place them or an equality with other
SMeoi>h subjects, N fact enable them 70 benefit
o. NE privileges granted them long the private
'stl-isiiEe cfc.T Mas VI al opposite nature Tie
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, oCloDLn ll' l00.

ntoo~,v Of ah,ch was received by telegraph some
aavs s,ree and This subject Is the main topic OF
so5vstsaton' From the feeling whi,h prevails here
on the sur ect should rot be surprised II the re-
b,iesrs ~ rnn6rmed we're The Spanish Government
to res%n, il by some decided measure There are
occssions when Governments and nations act upon
Impulse and feeling and net on soccer views OF a.
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IRELAND.

Upon the subject OF Land. Ireland has taken an
important step II is proposed to form great asso-
citation for the purpose Of establishing Peasin
Proprietary upon Freehold Land, 10 be bougn- IN the
Encumhered Estates Court II IS the boldest and
most useful scheme yet advanced for planting Ire
land with Irish-no small matter and n would also
give real solvent proprietary IN the place OF the
present nominal and bankrupt one. The scheme IS
based on the same principles as the freehold Land
movement IN England, but contemplating much
wider scope Ii would also be an extensive applica-
ton Of the principles OF assocatlon-conceu IN the
employmept OF capital, without which 1t would be
impracticabe.
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GREECE.

Letters from Athens Of the eth state ,ha, Demo
cratic conspiracy had been discovered IN that civ
ana that IA consequence the Editor OF The Mnerra
among other persons, had been arrested. According
10 letter IN the Austrian Lloyd, the object Of the
conspiracy Vas 10 overthrow the influence OF France
and substitute for u that OF England but the An
sIlah journal says nothing as To the means by which
THIS was 70 De effected. In consequence of the dis
coyeEy, the Minister OF Finance had dismissed 400
u his subordinass the Minister Of Justice mad dis
missed all he Presidents Of Tribunals Of First Ia
s,sAce lhe SIsteI OF the Interior all the Govern
ors OF Provinces, and the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
al ihe Creek Consnls N Turkey
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The Weather and the Crops.

Until the past two days the weather has been OF
the most brilliant autumnal sunshine since WeoheS
asx nieht however the rain has scarcely ceased.
Happily all uneasiness as TO the harvest mas VANISH
ed The abundant yield has been gathered INTO inc
garner in the best possible condition, Never WITH
IN the memory OF man. was there better harvest
weather than that which we have had tins season
Nor has this favorable weather been confined 10 par
ticnlar parts OF the country II has been expeuen-
ced all over the United Kingdom ana throughout lhe
Comment The result is that the crops have every
where been got in in the most favorable condition
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Government accordingly submitted further project,
hy which these differences would be reconcl.ed, and
the complete emancipation Of the Jews guaranteed.
THIS project has been carried BY large majority.
The Jews therefore. Will In future be permitted 20
:. MI. IN Sweden and Norway.
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agricultural produce Of England; Nay, tnas ,u
ihus created has flown INTO t1onsann cnanhJ hss
has built up the cotton fn4lis ~ "iai , ~ 90
lighted The iorges of sneibelo mas cieaeu ~.
yic Of the steam-erglne inteTseciei the ccutH!
With modes Of communication winch nave ani..i ~
ed both time and space, and oIough' tuis Ices, 80
the oariops Of the earth 10 contemplate cur We in
49,, corrnerce and that agricultural energy ana IN
dustry which has enabled the t1hefs OF she ~ ~
convert into smiling helos Of corr "h'S q ~ o,d
ago was only barren pastures anc disihAi !eA1'
cheeIs.) ,..1x -
Eulwer mas also written protecuonlsi leiSei "
the electors Of Hers apropos 70 his nomination 10
Parliament.
The wire Of the Electric Telegraph between Ing
land and France was laid down on Thursday, sept
., a. vj,bin q miles Of the French coast II was
all done without accident, and the electric commu-
,ca,i,n found 10 be perfect at every stage oil me
r,ocess The whole would be finished the next day
"a 600 Of Australian gold has arrived at London :
some of Il was IN large humps
tn. Morning Chron,cle understands that the result
Of The late meeting Of the Arctic officers, Sir Edward
Parry, Sir James Ross, and Captain Beechey' al 'he
Admiralty last week has been the expression OF ther
unnanimous conviction that Sir John Franklin mas
taken the passage to the northwest out Of "ellihg'
ton Channel, and that he must be sought by taxing
the same ronte. ~
But il Is the opinion OF these authorltles-"hne
fully recognizing, and even insisting upon' the az
yantapes Of immediately dispatching steamer 20
carry on the abandoned search IN that drecuoh-'na'
no vessel can be started with any hope OF feachiAg
an advanced position IN Davis Straits, ana gelling
INTO safe harbor before the winter.
Liverpool letters mention another failure arlsing
from corn and cotton speculations The amount Oh
the liabilities is not stated but Is believed to be con-
siderable. Failures III the fax line at Dundee are
likewise announced