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CAsr Or oLoruINo AND FURNITURE WANTED
ANTHOLOGY, &c.

pgILApELPBIA. JANUARY 1850 -PRoFEssoR Q.
make known 70 the public that the calculations made 70!
in nativity oaeyesr since In which you said would
make rp 10 Fttsburg In November happened precisely
and the same day you had stated my nstvity BY
which trip realized clear profit Of S2D and II becomes
ny duty 70 setnoredss you that you h.d not predict
ed this undertaking should never have gone 70 Pttseurs
think that every one who ecntemplss success in We bust
should he In possession OF OF ratvtes ana
the obtained from you hiss saved than three
times the above amount, snd should continue 70 do So
vl make my fortune by IL. also say, that
since you applied your ccnjurson one year
snoe have been fortunate 10 business than ever
was before having had gsid 70 me s,t deal Of money
that due 10 vhch never expected W GET thN
you told me happened a. you predicted and have the
greatest confidence IN your power 10 write nsvtes ana
do recommend all 20 call and get for consider mine
Invaluable. Any wishing particulars OF This won
derful case can call my residences, No go wood
street. nesr Brcsd street where they !il be ehesrsy "a
ushec.-Peter Hand. City OF fhiadelphis Sun ths
trenty fourth day q Jaru,ry A. ID de before we ,ns
subscriber hderusn In and for the said city persossuy
cane Peter Hand. Who being duly according 70 law
doth depoee and cay that the above statement trus
We er Hand sworn subscribed before John Themp
ssn, hlcsrmsn All letter, 70 O. W. Ressca. no NE
Ntet New York city, WILL be relisiousy sten1st teh
epsd FOR mere Psrtcusrs call .nd set an Astrooses
Almanac GRATIS See Advertisement the teuth page Of
the Sun, sad vesliy papers
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The French Republic.

pars rcme'ned perfectly tranquil.
The mipiteris cilis stu continued aud excited mu;h
interest throughout Frsnce-ore particularly from thu
generally understood fact that the resignation
by the Presidents determination to restore universal
suffrage.
On the 1eth Of October the fands a, Paris rose
half per cent upon the announcement that .hs meet
ing Of the Permanent Committee was called The Mi
nisters Of Justice the Interior and War attended and
gave explanations Of the state Of the country which
considered Satisfactory fa- they vent but The
commfrion were TO meet again on the next Tuesday.
There was nothing in the papers respecting the new
ministry Hopes entertained that the red party
would defeat the Presidents move.
The news frem the Departments Of the Cher ia alarm
ing, although immediate danger 81 an enl The pea
SAINTS Of the whole district members Of secret socs
ties and all rise at signal from their chiefs
The Bourse was frm the 1eth-Fives opened a. o.
ard cosed at % 80 Threes closed at IS IS for the eni
Of the month
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Annirs In Ernnre.

the MINISTERIAL Ex3AREAssMEyTs, Krc.
Pass Friday Morning Oct L., 1851.
The Ministerial arrangements make progress, ami
The papers Of this morning hardly su ie TO the subject
Tie Leaders ofth moderate party stu hope that the
President Of The republic andins that the red repus
Sam viii net give in 20 the revision Of the constitution
In sxebarss for the repeal Of the Law Of May
81 viii eniesyor 10 make terms With his late ministers
or at least portion.
The latest accounts from TIE ispir.ment Of Cher
rather favorable 1t appears that the accounts publish.
ed by thu Mye have been greatly exaggerated ~ to
the extent Of the movement.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAP PHI.
AFFAIRS IN THE CID WORLD.
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Three DAYS LATER.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA,
AP HALIFAX.
GEN. KOSSUTH AT GIBRAL TAR.
"-N~0N>~~N1~o00~oNN~~0~
HIS ANTICIPATED ARRIVAL IN ENGL IND.
~~~N>~~NJN>No.~o~~>oo~
Arrival of the Cuban Prisoners
in Spain.
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MINISTERIAL CRISIS In FRANCE.
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Louis Napoleon's Determination to Restore
Universal Suffrage.
INTERES TING FROM GERMANY.
The Austrian Ministerial Difficulty
Settled.
CLOSE OF The CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION
STATE OF THE MARKETs.
>-.N1O~o~~~~~Noy~ou~oo~.N>
Another Decline in Cotton,
Re- r.
CLOSE OF The CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION
NNoN0~~~~NNNyNNNNNo-.,
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Another Decline in Cotton,
SC, &C., So.

nv TELEGRAPH OVER THE NOVA SCOTIA. NEW BRUNSWICK,
MAINE LINES, TO PORTLAND, AND THENCE BAISs
MERCHANTS YORK.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, I
HALIFAX, n g., Tuesday, Oct g. 1851.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa. Captain Lott,
arrived here at nine O'Clock this morning, having LETT
Liverpool Saturday, Oct 49, She brings 100 pasen-
gers, children inclusive II for Halifax
The Europa made the harbor from the westward hav-
ing experienced very heavy blow yesterday ana rough
weather throughout the passage
Between the sailing OF the Pacific and Europa no
steamer from America had arrived Ina England.
Beyond the closing Of the Crystal Palace the breaking
exhibition and the dispensation Of the medals
and prizes nothing Of interest appears to have
PRED in England.
kossuths expected arrival and tn. ministerial crisis
in France attracted attention. but the current of
Euro pean Affairs appeared 70 smoothly.
The enormous extent TO which Irish emiarston has
recently extended attracting notice from
Statesmen and journalists
The Romsn Catholic Defence association had held its
,econd great meeting in Dublin; but 1t attended by
few persons of note and resulted in nothing than
fresh manifesto.
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Arr from NYork-oet lS Gsstoa. At pssl. 49,.
Bid for NYOrh-Oct u.s. Repke from glasgow losh, Tale.
mon, Liverpool; Sir Robt Peel Portsmouth
Arr from Boston-Oot is. Phsnix. At Deal
sid for Boson-0c. u.s. Plymouth Rock, from Liverpool
Sid for Fhiisdsrhs-Ossl I! Isssrots from Lsvsr2ooL
Arr from Chsriestor-oct l6 Noeme. At liverpool
SID for NOrleans-Oct l6-Garriek, from Liverpool
A. Deal Oet IS Eibe from Hamburg for NYork
Od North forslsni Oct H. Howard, from Hsmbsrs Cor
o. Dover Oct 49, Republic from Hsnsurt Cor o.ive.o.
Ship ossomsn With Passengers, bound W. Oct u.s. I,s ts
An ship TSomss, os rhsmis no late Ia, Is N, lou9w.
CsuttA sept e-Ths Linton. hsrse Zoe NrosS put bssk
lessv cseso ssppessa 70 " aAssssd
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Markets.

NV ORLEANs, Oct Y, 1851.
Cotton has been quiet since the receipt of the Ame
ficss ettsrs5eo bsg sold this morning unchanged
prices Flour IL duh at 50 10 So 30 FOR Ohio; 50os
bUehels corn changed hands st t0s pork sells e.
81! new molssses at &c 23c.; Kio celfec ~ duh, a.
SC. tobacco il depressed Tor finer qaaliti,s the
sales last week barely 200 hhds prime baggng Is at
lie and rope eH 6i.c; whiskey Is heavy ~ iekc /;
prime oats seu sc, and wes.esn hay a. sit tho
stoek Of bacon is reduced and sides quoted at lie
prime keg lard is worth l0iSc while barrels dull
cotton is taken Cor Liverpool at l6ta' Of penay
sterng exchange Is unatersdNew fork eight l. at Z
a ! discount We are anxiously awaiting the Psciios
NORFOLK Oct 81, 1851.
New corn has made its appearance in market but
has not been sold Prices UNCHANGED
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DRY GOODS, Sc.

DRY GOODS, Sc.
CPIENDID FALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AT THE
- Bowery Savings Store, 1875 Bowery.
Dry Goods in the city Of New York can be seen at tsis
and The price, Are 60 far below our coppst
cost to keep pace with Ne In fact our facilities are uoh
ws s loo pieces IS and % sis s 'A anu '' ''
Of the most beautiful oolors and REV face superior
to styles generally found We ordered them expressly for
ticular.
Both tbese articles made order in France and we
defy tho world to otuce elegant aud higher iutred
tho fIs better in respect OF the otaSr article
sHAwLs. LONG AND SQUARE
4 Magnificent .9ssOrimsnt
We have en- apartment ddatd solely the sale Of thes
articles and We presume 1t to be the bSss' room IN t
1000 pair, Blankets. from 81 80 20 So.
zoo 200 ''!'' sasi 9ei,: 81 . 's'"
1000 Css5imeres" % u 81.
snks Pl.ids DE Ls.es Bombasinos Mpacas, ani other
Dress Goods. in Abunestee.
We call attention 70 is plain eOored watsred De LANES
.,., At or shiLLISe Pm fAR RI :, - =. .,
1hey cost to import them ~ cents. are told aad verify
believe.
500 900 yards dark eoload Pria which are beyond
anything at the rrie' ever sold s'ot..r,, ann,
very low that many 81 our friends ~ ,he same line Of
their supply from US because they can DO
1'"A mas pErs own srypy,
and still our aim make this Institution public b,neas
well q pros, % oarelye, sud We are deter
a. Tie bead and frent Of Retail Dry Gcoas Trade
THE BC~sSy s.vIse' sT GT,ir ~ Bo s1
Pro9rietors, Managers. snd Directors.
pARIs cIoAKs.-TaE PRo?RIL FOR OF THE pakis
Ci9,t Emporium 81 Brosdwsy invites especial
upwards Of thcussnd garments the recherche de-
~ S.n cl sn TsIs Fass T
co.bs These Eoods hrsSiore ar, all Of ,hs r.ss.s
than usual. CSC. BULPIa. ISL Brosdway.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

NOTICE TO eENTLlMEN TRAVELLING SOURI,
NJ Lincoln lately 81 this city has fitted up arding
house IN ssysnnsh At No Bryan street which for comfort
receive visiters.
NAhDEN ANn AMBoY RAILNoAD LINE PROM NEW
~ fort 70 fhnsdelPhiamLesye Pier NJ, North River,
Afternoon Line, o'clock Fare BY either line ST. for
co. l.. BLISS, Agent
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.-NEw YORK
~ End Philadepbis dirsct-United States Mail hns-
through In ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad.
duced IS fss ciaas and 81 30 for second ca Leave
New York AGA from foot % Cortssdt street.. and
"a. NJ and r NJ from foot Of Liberty street. Leave PHI
.delpbis AZ aud A. NJ sndsP n, from eioos Of al
mt street.
Fos BsrrnoRp, wsswvoror, on CHAsLssrov.-
Through tickets said In the above lines through
ductor With through baggage checks accompanies ths train
leaving ttP n Passengers And BAGGAGE In shs train viii
Manspssed directly through IRON dspos dspot on the
route without eStrs charge.
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Very Interesting from spc,n.

THE AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONFERRED on
SPANISH OFFICERS, ETC.
One hundred and twenty six Of the American prison.
ers, from Cubo, bad arrived.
The royal decree comforting the Grand Cross Of the
Royal and Military Order Of san Fo-lusndo General
Concha and the fsvors other ocess Is published IN
he NJ huih e..
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NioYemenfs of KnsSuin,

Kcsuth had not arrived at Southampton, but it was
positively stated that he would reach there in the
Madrid which would leave Gibraltar the 10th or 18th
and arrive at Southampton after the Goth inst
The United States frsste Mississippi had reached a!b
raltar and Kossuths intentions had been ascertaned
from himself bis family, and the Hungarians who
companied him formed party OF Gfty seven persons
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Closing of the Crystal Palace.

The Great Exhibition hualy closed on the 18th inst.
as previously announced Prince Albert was present
but not the Queen. Many Of the Lighter articles had
been removed the second day after the close aud Lon
don was already assuming comparatively dreary as
rect. The awards of the jurors did not give general
satisfaction and in one instance the council AMI jury
into direct collision The jury lad awarded the
medal for piancgcItes TO Brosdwooa soz, and the
ell reyered the award which publicly protested
against many Of the eminen. musicians OF the day
declaring the act Of the council to be an injustice
Mestrs BIosdwooi.
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lMILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, Sc.

A CARD TO THE LADIEs-MAD. LAvEsE Co
IA opened their Paris millinery Monday September
18th their store No spring street, thri block west
Of Broadway Mad L. wishes 70 inform che ads that she
aces 10 Paris every winter and selects the
latest and choicest patterns that be had aud Invite
the ladies 10 call and for themsoy for they have
many styles bonnes that not 70 be found IN snI other
store In this city and st prices surpassii ow. NJ B.
Mlners supplied With pattern bonnes and country
sh,nts supplied by Also, all knds Of traws cleaned
and altered.
yTNo TBE LADIEs.-PgTsR ROBERTS. SIS BROADWAY,
has Just opess several eases comprising Honi.on and
Point Chimese Bsrths Barbes Coifsurs Caps and Col
lars Muslin I'm brodses Of every description,
ssmbrc Hdhs from rs cens 70 500 10 900 yards csmsro
iouncns entirely pstterns; Mecklin Point and Va
ereienres Lscesi black thread imsaton Lace ves All
OF which will be found the eheapest in New York.
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Grand Convention of the Cadets Of
Temperance.

UREA Oct q, 1851.
The Grand Division Of Cadets Of Temperance Of Csn
trial New York at their annual session held in this city
elected the following officers Hugh M'Allister, OF
New York Mills, O. W. p; p. g. Slocum, Of Oswego
g. A P; John II. Francis, Of Utica, G 8 VIM N.
yixon of oswego A. G. E. p Bailey, of Utios, q. T.;
A. r. Bailey. OF Utica. q G.; j. G. Jenkins, OF Oswess
g. u; John Graves Of Herkmer, @. W.; IL r kellogg,
Of Clinton, q. G. The next session will be held at
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Passengers Der Steamship Eyron,.

Nrans MRS yas and nurse, Mr. and ME- Parry, Mr. and
MRS walker Mr. and MRS Harrison ME- and Mrs Lerter Mr
and Mrs and Mics Cau ming Mr. and Mrs Messss Mr. and
nrs williams. Nj snd Mrs Orrenheimsr, Mr.. Mrs and
Mr. ana Mt, Petty Mr. aai Mrs Whitaker fur children
na nuiss hrs Philirs Mrs aad Mss Leland Ms Holder
Gilmore, Cock, Te-kessury Ber-iok, Des.sr. and krs
hildmhy and servtnt Nessrs Young, Donnely hLogsn.
speyer spsol Mssrs Mile, Chapman Noble Bsssett Nit
sheL Cook Golfer Walcot Leland Palmer Rsy Baekmsn,
horDS COehrsncs siilus. BoswCii Davenport Rose. Bo
msn, Bankiaurs Jael Chambers, Green, Roberts, Balm
berEh. PennY, CoeLen. Pierce. MeuschanlL 0rant
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From the East Indies.

East India advces have been received to September
sth from calcutts September 1Tth from Bombay; and
August 2sd from China They are quite unimportsnt.
The frontier undisturbed The troops In the Pun.
jsub were suffering to unprecedented extent from
fever.
Commodore Lusching has resigned the command OF
the Indian navy.
Dcst Mshcmmed wss intriguing for the possession Of
Csndshsr but the Persian troops already occupy Herst
further outbreak in Mslabsr Of Nsphs fansties hsd
ocessioned great loss Of life
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Mills Burned at Pittsburg, &c.

PrTTsBURa, Oct. IS, 1851.
Me'srs Wilmartb Mobiles city -four mills situated
in the Fiih ward destroyed by FIRE this morning
The mills the most extensive and complete Of any
in the Western country and insured in four Offices
In this city for SIS Geo. which will probably the
less There ives large quantity of grain in the mills:
but the fire took the roof large portion saved
The river measures four feet three inches in the chan
mel and the water IL still rising
The weather continues clear and pleasant.
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THE VERY LATEST
n TEiEogArH PROM LONDON 70 LtvzRrootD
Ths agent Of the press Ia indebted 70 Cap: Lang
TIE Eufopa. for .hs foiosinz:-
Great Bsitsin.

Ths agent q the press e indebted % Cap: Lang OF
tie Europa. for .hs foilosiDg-
Great BsItsin.
Xoss-Tu-INrLrx OF GoLD-o;ScazrANcY ~ TIE
REPORTS OF IHr FRANKLIN SEARCHING ExPRnI.
TioS.
Tie Ti~'s say that about eiOoc COD gold brought by
The Lyon steamer from So Petersburg 70 Hull wa.
received At TIE Bank this morning making the total from
Russia. this wesk fl7oCco
Kostuih vii nc. ieaca Southampton Ill 2Ith last in
stead % seth a. previously staieI
Tie United Ssrri,s Gassi'e says that most searching
investigation will - made into the discrepancy Of tbs
statements Of Capt Wheaton sri Capt Penny with re-
ference to prosecuting further search beyond the Wei
Ery,on Channel Coz the Franklin expedition.
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To His EzcsIlency NJ oslderon de Ia Ducs


AspraIs OF s1Eamrns YSstERpsy.-The steamers
Brother Jonathan. from Chsgres, via Mobile; Alabama
from ssvsnpsh. and Marion, from Charleston, arrived
during yesterday The Brother Jonathan In COLT
sion With schooner O. d. lis and sunk her the particu-
lars Of which will he found In her report BY the Marion
and Alsbsms We we're politely furnished with Chsrestoa
and savannah papers. The Marion brought sTs5oo in
specia m Freight
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Pennsylvania State Agric uItu raI Fair.


To morrow ushers in a new era in the agricultural
history Of Pennsylvania For the first time since the
organization Of the State State Agricultural Fair Is to
be held to continue three days. and the Indications are
that 1t will be well attended Large numbers Of strangers
have arrived from all parts Of the State and many OF
them bring various articles for exhibition
The interest Of the State SO long neglect
60 VIII doubt be greatly benefited by the exhibition
Inc ground selected Is admirably chosen and well ar
ranged, and is enclosed with high fences
morning
An address will be delivered by the Hon Andrew Sts-
venson, of Virginia, Friday, at one O'Clock
A large number Of fine horses, cattle &c have al
ready arrived and the display promises to large
IMPOSING.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

vNo THE PUBLIs.-INDIA RUBBER suoss-oUR
attention has been esilsd to an Horace
b. Day published the New York Herald o. llth July
1851 and the Courier and In quirer OF same date In which,
after much unnored abuse Of attorney, VIM Judon
he that dare oAargs him with piratng
Goodyears Patents urtsr our evn names and that he
infringe GoodyeGr Tatsnt In the shoes
We have purchased Licenses for the aanufacure 81 la
dia Rutier shoes under Coodyers PRtsn sud paid our
other person night have done the ln disposed 70 90
rather thu pirate upon Goo5yeGrs Patents We think ~
rore lust TO purchase right to valid patent than
10 infringe H. Mt Day having been prosecuted seknov-
lodged 0oodyears rights made settle nen and agreed in
future not 70 inf inge HE Patents BE 10 nov attempting
emily inrr said Paens but to nIure ourselves
Who have arae consideration, purchased licences
and work under them and charge Mr., Day directly
and that ever our own srnstures with printing Good
years Paten 10 the manufacture Of the shoes Witch he J.
nov Offering the pubic and give notice that he and
All who are with him purchag Vending his
she utde violation Of said Patsst Rights, Will be pro.
secuted. l. CAkDEE,
HAYWARD RUBBER CO,
ty VIM. A. Buckin CHAM. Treasurer,
TIE NEWARK INDIA Ru BIER MO. CO.,
II. Hutchinson, President
FORD co.
New Yofk, July IL, 1881.
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Arrival of Produce M Dunlyrl,.

DUNKRK, Oct. % 1851
The propeller Ohio brought here oday LOO b.rr OF
beef and other steamers brouy 600 barrels -four
SEQ hogs while from TIE country there arrived 90 tons Ut
butter AID cheese The railroad Is bringing lag- luaa-
titles Of freight for the West.
The weather Is now fne
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Financial Intellincnnn

Pans Borsst oct is--Fives 90 90, threes IS 6j.
BHrssrts, Oct. Il Exchange On London, IS
A-1wrsP Oct II Exchange on Lonion. . 50
AMSTERDAM, Oct 16--Exebanze on London. lle
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The Rhode Island Assembly.

Providence, October 20, 1851.
The General Assembly Of Rhode Island met at King
ston this morning petition, numerously signed was
presented for the enactment Of q law similar to the
Maine liquor law. No important business transacted
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suI1 roR LpNL Yesterday, Messrs Smith AMI
Bangs editors and p.oprietors q the S,sdey Ccsro
were arrested by the deputy shsrf at the suit Of Nj
VIM. Niblo proprietor - Niblos theatre, laying hrs
damages at $50 COO for libel consisting Of uuvarrant
able criticisms the performances at the Aforesaid
place Of auusemsnt The belous articles were puonsn-
ed some short time ago in the Srrssy Courier The de-
PENDANTS we're ordered 20 end hiil-
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Fire at Carroll Hall, Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, &c .ober % 1851
Carroll Hall vas damaged to extent by nre this
morning. say about 80 COO Thomsons newspaper agency
was burnt. The Panorama OF the Hudson was net
A uoI
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Moyemen,a OF p,.,IngnI.hed Individual.

Mrs Daniel webster wss at the suicn Place Hotel.
yesterday.
q A. Hon Huah Mel elisn. Hudson' capt " ".
MeIsns. q 8 A we're amcrg tbs arrives yesterday,
1Sy,rnor Cau Of F,orIs sni Or Parker, Hsiifsr,
rived yesterday at the Actor uouse
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The Cane OF Good Hone.

The latest dates In England we're to 18th Of August
and we're Of very unsatisfactory nature eve hsvs
dates 70 ths "a ssptembsr)
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Germ Affairs.

The ministerial crisis 10 Austria s The OIL minis
ters having patched up their differences continue In
Office. The Emperor len vienna FOR Gallea the nth
Instant.
The King Of Hanover is recovering from his recent
Illness.
The government Of SAKE cOburs Goth, has prepared
common constitution for the Duchies Of Coburg Goha
which have hitherto been under separate administers
tons 1t s stated to be as liberal the present coni
ton Of Germany permits II enacts that there shall be
only one Legislative Assembly for the two Duches
With respect to the succession to the throne II Il
stated that Prince Albert husband Of the Queen Of Egg
land, SHOULD be called to It, and he may nominate
Governor In the event Of his declining TO nx his resi-
dence in the Duchy. 1t Ia further enacted that the
reigpipg duke should ascend foreign throne he shall
vacate the throne Of the Duchy
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rTwENTIETH wARD-HAvIro SEEN NY NANs
II published In the Herald and National Democrat Of
yesterday ssyins that would support & nchs. headed
James Moore Tor Alderman false sni ala not suthor
y body publish the same ss ccpser The ticket headed
Nn. J. Feel, ths regular dsmscrstis nominstion.
CHARIES n. TStGLAR