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RARNuTs AxEaIcAN MysEuM.-P. 7. pARNU.


Manager and Proprietor John wood. Jr, Assist
Ant Manager Admitance TO the entire Museum and
,s cents children under 70 ysars TX cent?. pss
and th. In the afternoon at O'Clock performances
the Accordion by Master Benjamin; Dances by the Crns
Ssers Comic Song by Pete Norris the usica
BY Preessor on NE ConosrtiIs ana THE INN
In the evening at O'clock will Be produt ed the thrilling
moral drama of ROsINA MEADOWS-Harry Msndon, Mr..
ClArhe Rosna Miss Mestaye the rest OF the characters By
the rest Of the company All the curieses to BIO -
usual. Eenekt of Father Mathew Saturday next.
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he. GLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE THOSE oBsrI.
have bsfed the sk Of the inexperienced and such
escape from the hands Of ignorant medical
g. has received regular medical eduAton and has attend
ed to Office practice for the ass twenty Eve The
city His practical experiences and professional acquire
mens enable him TO give Of spseay 9oe.
No. Ia Ann street. near Broadway.
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V,ABERNACLE.-MONDAY EVENING, OCTO SER n,
l3lThe Gonsales family will give grand entertain
men Of Vocal and Music AZ the Tabsrn os,
Monday evening" Get Il, which occasion Mr. Emiixs
Ehrhard the celebrated Pianist and greatest perfo in
tho world the wood and straw nsru nent will have shs
honor of skng his first appearance in America Cards Of
admission, % cente, commence At O'clock.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PESATs CURTAIN
n orossstss Boass % esn.s h0aa.y s.s.9S O.
pfATa.Jyan nuno.. NJ H.milsOs; Csra,es C.sy,iiho'
GSsy ASsns nuno, Mrs Jordan; yiol.nts Hrs Yso%ao.
ne will with the CON DOLl kk OF
Mr. Eddy Basil Bonavs.turs Mr. I'll;
Mrs. Jordan To conclude with the drama OF
InE kAkkS PROOF ESS-Tom RAkexell Mr. 0oodall;
ssm SLAP nr Grinths; Fanny horsland, Mrs. Grsttan
RuRToN,s THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr-DooRs
~ open TO begin at O'Clock. Dress Circle and Par
sette cents; Second Tier 70 cents Private Boxes -;
Vrcnesrs seats ~ cents Monday evening October r. will
The Mayor, Mr.. Res, Herman, Mr. Holman Kaunu Mr.. r.
DUNN Ursula Mrs Blate Lisbeth, n Taylor; kstryn
Mrs Holman After which, the farce Of DEAF AS posi-
Tristan Ssppy, Nj Bursen Sally haxgs Miss Chapman
TO conclude with the comedetta Of The NEW PARx-Nr
John Brown Mr. Lester: Colonel Hugby, Mr. Dunn; Mrs
jenkins Turnbell Miss Chapman Lrsy BrEss Miss Hiii
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM STREET -DooRs
open st curtain rises At o'clock Dress Circle and
Boxes CENTS Pit l2h cens Orchestra Tiokets So oents:
Private Box Tickets ST. Monday evening a. the per
formances will commence with drama entitled IHE
NEW YORK MILLINER Letter Carrier and hi, DEE
Toby Flint MI Banohsrdj Roland vers Mr.. Bradshas:
Ralph Norris, MI Arnold Carry Woodiy Mrs. Nichols 70
ohael, Mr. J. Scott Mary woodward Mrs: Niohols To
FIELD-Stecnhsld Mr.. Clarke; Mabel. Mrs. Nichols.
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RROUGHANsLYCEUM BROADWAY. NEAR BROOKE
open al, 70 begin A. TX Solool Dss:.
IRA seat 81; Private Boxes S. Monday evening" Oot q,
MARMGp THE xR.sfAS PaoPMErMvoss%mxsa n.
Ns.ns; omsr Mr. Lyrnsi Called Mr. Phillips; Amros Ar.
nrs Loder FAtima Miss Taylsure Pas Seu By Miss Nal
Mr. Duncan Lsdy Plato Ma Lodee Iareery Yrs
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NEW YORK AhPHITHEATKE, NO 81 BOWERY.-L
~ J. North Proprietor Private Boxes, 50 oents Bo1s
and Psr9ustte rs cents Pit lsk cents Doors open at
2Esrter before u at quarter before Crane
combination Of talent for the ensuing week Fret night Of
the Of Miss Mcfarland the celebrated dansease
Reengegement Of Mme Num- the beautiful equssre
Reeneasement Of Barn Lsthrop the peoples clown Fits
nvht Of the Shepherd Low korN
And Madam T. Num-. Fifteen beautiful acts of equestrian
In the circle; Jnglng Jumper Of Pekn By Matter vii
gar; Double Separating By Odel Grsseful Act Of
BY Mr. North and Madam Num-; Highland Fling. by Mis-
escsant Dancing by the horse OF the million, Tammsny
Trained Dogs introduced by Mons Harper The perform
,nces viii conclude With LCBIN AND ANSErTE-Lubin
Mr. W. O6o Annette, Miss Mcfarland. On the 9th last
Ar Levi J. North will re eeive . benefit
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NIBLos 0ARDEN.-MANAoER ME- JOHN sEYrON
~ Tickets ~ cents Private Boxes Doors open 81 Il 10
commence 81 ~ ooock Noticsfhs Ravels nights very
evening !ids week Wonderful Navel Family Three sasr
tannsnn Gabriel fraueos nsr1stt Antoise MILES ce-
Brilliant .ad surprising Mona Blondn: Fifth night Of the
grand ballet the dancing in which has been
nas'erly In conception and execution First re-
xyed new larry comic pantomime OF the ked Gnome and
RED GNCNE AND WHfTE WARRIOR
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OPPOSITION TO TBE OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
" dent line for California Wis San Juan and Chssres
% II. .:r and Il. s..
s ard fastest ,ss,ms. In the world yl ss on Tuesday
choice bevths lev early application must be made
3. MILLS, Agent. 81 Cortlsndt street.
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NI NO EMHA CILLINGHAN BOSTWICK'S FIRST sol.
~. rec Musicale on Tuesday ssth Programne-
IL overture-La me 5ione medicine. Full Or
% n.Iaf Romance. Al Angelo (Goyan-
bert toi quo jaime Robert 10 Diable) Mrs Bostwick
soi9-yioiin Fantasia Linda di
pss.y Sa: nss T
seo-G5and Fsntaeia LA sonnambuia). Herr Br.uni s.
Sole. sommo Gielo air from Ls schav. in BsgdadJ Mrs..
voice and piano BY ArtOs .. Air" milo mistors lido.
Giovsnni) sig Bailin-Mozart; TO- Scotch BaIiad-ewn
the burn Dsvy lsys| Mrs sostwiol; II B.iIad-"rh s
rnSa.rs Gsory Conductor Of the
Doors open at Concert to commence o'clock Car.
images be ordsred at 10 o'clock reoeiyeA
and seats selected the music ntore of VIM Hall Son 80
BROADWAY. Extra tickets. 81 eents each. -
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three diseases 70 usie early application Patients see eny
himself once 80 Csnsl street, Of Broadway Ne
fee required until cured.
NOT1CE.-rlELDlNG TO THE EARNEST sOLICI-
A httons OF who have been cruelty disap-
pinted ~ certain st Puns individuals the undsrsgneA
will 70 prescribe regularly for that aass
ssesses 70 which their hosssng Embellishments siucs
live habit Of YOUTH sy alss apply certainty ef
D. DIS LArRY NJ ~, 81 Iispsaard a.. asss Broadway.
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Mr. JANys CLatH, printer formerly Of Richmond, Va
but for time past resident q New York wishes
his friends 10 understand that IL Is not be who
ported days ,ince in this psper to have died the
18th ul
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AaUsDHRHTS.

BROADWAY YHIATRE.-E. a. HARsHALL sOI1
sr.~ c;c .sss I'd open 70 :eInsass -
ss cents Gallery LIZ osnts Privsts Boxes - and -
he 90 viii performed the dran. q
Aros Mt rSps Chs.p Johs NJ Dsyt; L.d
Celeste LeTusi Nine Ponisi starisht sss Miss < Hora.
Sanna Iss as Deux BY Synor Ner and Mile AAsiins 70
conciaas with she farce OF LADIES sir
Vsvasour. Mr.. Fenno; NaNlds, Hrs. Abbott ' "
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ing the two hands together, and unit
ing them in his own, said gently, Glove
one another as you will, my young
friends, yet spare at times a kind
thought for the old wandering poet =
Not a word! l understand you. though
you do not understand yourselves. 1t
is as easy to tell fortune as to give IT."
And was the prophecy realized asks
a curious reader. But no answer IS
needed; for if the prophecy were false,
why record ita And, pray, who was
the stranger, after all9 Too curious
reader lit is one thing 10 tell stories,
and another to commit breaches OF con-
fidence.
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10 Read the follOwing few Certificates

y .
Cheneyrtlle La, Dec. II, 1850
Mr. w. LEE-With pleasure | certify that
have used your African Tonic upon ten negroes
addicted to eating dirt, charcoal raw corn and
ashes, without a single failure. Some Of my
hands were so far exhausted that they We're inca
pable of walking any considerable distance,
without complete exhaustion. They have all
been restored and have made our crop In good
health For proof of these facts | refer you to
Mr.. w. Crittendon, who managed my business
this year. | believe that if properly used it viii
cure in any and every case above mentioned
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
PETER TANNER.
Chsaearil1e, La, Dec, 1874, 1850.
have used the above medicine which MIR. Z.
Tanner speaks OF, and find it very successful in
each and every case. G.. B. MARSHALL.
Bayou Bepf, La, Dec 10, 1850.
hereby certify that have used Lees Tonic
and they are all able to do a good days work /;
and in all probability had not used Lees Tonic,
half or more would have died.
JOSHUA PEARcE.
Bayou Bemf. La, De-. II, 1880.
MR. w. LEE-Sir, from my knowledge Of
your African Tonic feel no hesitation in saying
that it is the most effectual remedy for the cure
Of dirt-eating [ ever knew. / have tried it on a
Young woman who had almost destroyed herself
by eating dirt; she is now perfectly well, and has
been so some months. For the above statement
| refer you to Mr. Silas Pearce, who administered
the medicine Yours respectfully,
ANDREW JACKSON, 3
SILAs F. PEARcE.
10 Agents in Franklin,
G. N. SEAGRAVE & co.
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LEE,s AFRIcAM TONIC.

TNHIS Preparation is the most efiicacioas re
l. medy yet discovered Tor DROPS Z and dis
eases produced by eating Dirt, Aases, Charcoal
.Soot or any anti-nutritious Or indigestible sub
stances. 10 Planters whose negroes are ad-
dicted to these habits should give it fair trial.
Directtons for Use.-One table spoonful of the
Tonic just before each meal; at bedtime half q
table spoonful, with equal portions of castor oil
for three nights afterwards the Tonic, alone, as
above directed.
The above can be had at the stores Of
w. BAILEY, Cheneyville,
T. g. ANDERSON E Co, Alexandria, s
A. J. THOMPSON & Co, Opeloulas. :
CAMPBELL & GURDRY, Vermilion, !.
CALLER & BULL1ARD, Breaux B. :
JOSEPH GoNDoLFI, st. Martinsville, :
HARE & BIRDsALL, Jeanneretts, .
G. s. THAYER, Indian Bend,
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AttOrney.at-i.aW.

DOBERT ]. BOWMAN intends locating
II himself for the Practice Of Law in the sew
eraI courts of this district, previous to the neKt
regular term of the District Court In the mean
time any business in,rusted to his care through
the hands of Messrs F. D., E. NJ, or d. ID
Richardson will receive his prompt attention
Sent g. 1851
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Timber for Sale.

Ga We have at the mouth of Bayou q
- Teche $40 tiers Of the best quality OF y
Cypress Timber, which we are disposed to sell
on accommodating terms. Persons wishing to
buy this timber can know the terms by calling
on n. Parks or NJ H. Carroll, at Pattersonville.
KICKS & PARKS.
Pattersonville, July l2, 1851. 6m.
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DENTISTRY.

e@ The undersigned respectfully re-
~ news the tender of his professional
0lIfYYY services in the line Of d DE N
IT'S TRY.
Artificial Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
one tooth to full set, with spring or on the
principle of atmospheric pressure.
All other work appertaining to the Teeth done
on the most approved principles, and with the
best materials.
Not being able to boast of any new discoveries,
he does not expect the patronage OF the most ere
dulous, but is willing to confine his practice to
those persons only who are aware that fine gold
is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the mouth.
10 Plantations visited when required
WILLIAM CISShA-
PattersonyiIle, July 10, 1851. II
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For Sale.

nn The subscriber offers for sale three
Nsszm Lots of Ground on Willow street each
-EaAlR lot measuring about so feet front by $40
feet deep, more or less. On one lot is new barn
and shed, with good well of water. For par
ticnlars apply to
If JAMES S. SIMMONS.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
Fer Sale or Rent.

IA The subscriber offers for
s1A fEaEM sss. sale or to rent his valuable
EsssM - Plantation, situated near the
mouth OF Bayou Teche, and embracing among
its improvements sugar-house and other neees-
sary buildings. For terms (which will be accom-
modating) and other particulars, apply on the
premises, to
26 If THOMAS WILCOXON
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A Card.

g G. r. HAWKINS, Dentist,
H. tenders his thanks to the public for
lII1Jthe liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him in the various branches Of his pro-
iession. and trusts that he may ever merit CON
tinuance of the same. Having been for many
years practical jewelIer, he has every conf
dence in being able to give entire satisfaction in
those operations embracing the working Of gold
For general and thorough knowledge Of his
profession he refers exclusively to those Of his
friends and the pablic who have patronized him.
as they are the best judges of his qualifications
and those who have not experienced such per
sonal proofs may rest assured that all his opera
tions are performed in the most scientific man
ner, and at moderate rates.
Franklin, March %, 1851. 4s3
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LOTS FOR SALE

ok LOTS, so feet front by 600 deep, forsale
- on long credit; also, the lot and improve
ments between ]. C. Gordy's and Capt. Gates's,
fronting on the public road and the bayou.
5 HENRY C. DWIGHT, Franklin.
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franklin, March ;, IS5I

4 L. TUCKER, attorney and Councillor,
N. At Lar, win attend promptly to all coilee5
tons or other professional business entrusted to
his care. Office in Odd Fellows Hall, over the
store of Messrs. Talbot, in Franklin.
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TO the Public.

TINE undersigned have entered into no part
L nership or combination, but combinations
to accommodate the public, whereby they hope
to profit themselves. One of them may be found
energ dag Sundays excepted at their Office, on
the Public Square, next to the ST. Mary Hotel,
between the hours of A. n. and P. n; the
other win be at all times ready to go to any part
of the parish to transact promptly and Punctually
any business entrusted to them.
L. R. CURTIS, Notaries
13 RN. MCMILLAN, ! Public.
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CODartnerShiD.

TTHHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
1 partnership under the firm of BRENT q
BAKER, for the practice of Law a. the courts OF
this district. Their Office is the same as hereto
fore occupied by A. W. Baker and is just be-
low Mr.. Gordy' Hotel.
EDWARD c. BRENT,
ANTHONY W. BAKER.
Eranlhn March 8 1851 81
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JAMES MAY,
FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTER
AND LADIES, HAIR DRESSER,

Recently from the celebrated establishment Q,
MoREAU, PISEAU JULES, NEW ORLEANS,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his services to
II the public generally. He will cut and dress
the hair in the latest and most fashionable Pari-
sian styles.
Ladies' and gensIemen's Wigs, Toupets. &c,
and also all kinds of ornamental hair work made
to order.
~ The advertiser takes pleasure in inform
ing the ladies' that he viii wait on them at then
residences for the purpose of dressing their haIr,
and from his long experience in this branch ol
business, he hopes to give perfect satisfaction
~ His dressing-room is located ON Main
street. between the Stores of DR.. Rabe and Mr.
Levy. 80 ON
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EDWARD SIMON, JR., Atmmey-ot- Lo~f
IL will practice his profession in the Courts OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
of St Mary, St. Martin and Vermillion.
G5- Office opposite the Court House, on
Main street ST
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PROFESSIONAL.
Law Agency.

nURING my absence from the parish OF st
~ Mary, my friend JULES g. OLIVIER,
Esq, will represent me in my professional bust
ness in said parish. He is also authorized to
stipuate for my services, counsel in cases
in which he may be employed with me in said
parish, y THOMAS II. LEWIS.
Franklin, June IS, 1851. 6m
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undersigned being duly COM
IN missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the parish OF st.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish. All business entrusted to him viii re-
ceive his personal attention, as web as all pos
sible despatch.
10 Office open at all hours.
GEO. N. SEAGRAVE,
MIA Office under the Odd Fellows Hall
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NToTICE-The undersigned being duly COM
IN missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the Parish of ST
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIc in and for the said
parish. All business entrusted to him viii re-
ceive his personal attention, as well As all pos
sible despatch. .,.s..4sssg.
~ Office open at all hours.
- JAMES TAYLOR.
Indian Bend, Aug. I'd, 1851. ii.
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The Ste5ihoier has published the following prosla
m stisn to the insurgent army


The eommssioper sent By the power. the n,ms
t the Cetmsn Consds aan hsvs unt stskea oarrv
the treaty pescs the I'd Of Jniy sni sscue
the rights and teress Of the Hostein land and M sncsnt
conneces With the Iucfy ~ sohcswig The ssdthoids-
rate has therefore ssderod sesssticn hcsiites, The
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TrAtfA" 0rFRA HowsE.-Tne public hare supposed
"a at the genius Of parod y limited 70 TRAGEDY bu, she
has tstabiisksd her-l without rival IN the comic
dramas o. the lyric stag. There II now bat one
opinion with respect 20 her accomplishments What.
may have bsen the ht,t erroneous OF
critics who nov forced into silent ae mirat;.n
There T. also sn scknowletrmsut that the great vc.
cRl' i surrassed Ly lev n beauty q form aud tea
ture. Der light figure her animated and lively face
bsr kirlisb playfnlness ~ ces.arly con.
ecaled IN travedy-have all taken the puhIis by sur
prize, and IN. kosIa II the vocsist will - remsm
befei among Ter highest triumphs Renevsntsno's
Figaro was q sple ldid performance: sanaulreo .as
Lorini, Who was ~, In very accsptsbs msuner per-
ftrming with ~ az Zeal of sriTlt ard elect To
n'ght hmilis Patti sil have her b. aeat. The house
Chould he veil fed tor the entertainment " gr. nd
cpa np1 the oung vocalist highly deserving ot sup
port. TO morrow nght are to have " La tavcritsp
that beautiful opsrs, Ia nioh P1roh makes ors Of
Der Frandeit triumphs.
HERR KEauss-T The grsad concert Of THE vocalist
will come of t Triplsr uall, on Saturday evening
mental performers Of this city viii appear ui. great
and famous roHrri viii be given this occasion
CHRIsrrs MissrHtEa--W ko wants 20 pass an even.
ing in the utmost pleasure Ifany, let them call az
Nschabics Hall ard ilsten to the plaintive nesro
mGlodie. as wsrbled by this celebrated band Those
who love instrumental muac ca al,o be delighted nv
nonnsker and Gould In their solos on the violin and
guitar. The burleslue opera u capital.
Frttows MiSsrErts Mr. Jenes's benefit last night.
was att 1ded ~ most select and fashonsbls audi
enCe The performances were received with a. lrui.
est applause. This cempary deserve ths greatest
credit or the very artislosl in wbicA they get
ut their burlesqrss snd the periorasbces generally
An evident Improvement can be Recognized IN this
band
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After lasting nearly three years the war in Uoisteia
is at length oreus to end Ths approach OF
awen sppontea Austrian army has induced the insur
reconsry government TO consent TO place their
in the hands Of the German powers So long as the
dispute between Austria and Prussia continued the
revolutionary party in the duche, able to dsrs
gard meDaces which thsy knew to be impotent, aud
advice which they felt to be nsincere Accordingly,
the Efforts Of PrusSian ENJOYS and federal mis-
sioners were IS fruess the sermons Of tneran
preachers OF the Peace Society But the renewed Ear
mopy between the cabinets of Vienna and Berlin,
Joined 70 The irest taken bp he fmpet0r Of Russia in
TIE Danish question: kdS Ted for Eiping eGect
20 hs protocol n London IL will be duly registered
among the successes OF the Psmerton policy for It Is
Understood that the suspension Of hostiies In the
auchs Ia. been cuted with all that which
The foregn eecrstary Unknown to possess Schemes OF
partition and Of rettlement have sucoesiyey issued
from The Foreign ONCE, aud the communications Of
the Englsh government have been distin gu.hei not
less BY their remarkable prolixty than by the uge
nious Versatility OF the author bm ws Jeor tat
f1eft s. s ground 20 fa'fer national taf.i,y g hs
tef hat he cesso0H ~ thc be remotely
fV6Gei o Engisa intuence IL c,nscguenee y iAe
iaieTriss of Hsysa, and sugeestion n thc ycsisfib
risndhip gf TIE Emperor a Russia To that powerful
mediation must doubtless BE- attributed the msnten
snoe Of peace ia Europe aud the conclusion Of in
Holstein. The paragraph In the royal speech, 10
which this subject will probably be alluded to- will
be curious comment on the facts Of contemporary
history.
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Police Intelligence.

.qvesf n .1a0thcr Broker Noy, sctk Isibing Frede.
rick y Eobinson another Wall street broser. vas yes
terdsy arrested and I'd before the Court on
warrant issued b. Justice Mouniiort lie j. ehargtd
with emherzlug about 81 loo from Coz kussel Jeryis,
under the follow ing circumstances Mr Jervis en-
gagged R0hiDson tc pvrchase 40 sharet Of the PhNs
dsrhia and Resdirg Railroad stock. and In aivaucs
he obtained $500 nhcopn, rtsrfock was pursba.d.
and again sod by Eebinson. SD the prcnts msie
thereon rmountee 10 sl 100 This unt, seems,
Rcbinsob is seged 70 hsys retained unlsV.uily IRON
Mr. Jsrvis rls cass viii be heard before the n sgs.
trsts IN fniay.
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IfvrsPsot Corror MAHvrT FrtnsY Jan. II -Ths
past has been week OF sinR ular inactivity In TIE
latter part OF December the trade bought freely aad
circumstances have since induced then rather to
What suppy remsiped in their hands tsn TO increase
their stock. During all the present week they have
bought very sparngly, the total salos not havug
ceeded 2ilo0 bales. This policy the trade have been
induced TO adopt as vel BY the relative high valus
which cotton has sttained ss by an uncertainty at.
England The estimates Of supply have not msteri
slly changed end for time 70 come the I'm orts
viii Be ANAL, To day the sslss are only 600 bales
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the week. American descriptions are freely offered
ENG being only in very limited request they de-
cined rom - TO I'D per 10 the authorized uots-
uohs lot Ar qualities Of Orleans and Mobile being
redIeed 80 per lb., and that Of fair Uplands I'd
PER 10 atne lat quotation Uplands cannot be pur
~ .h sosay biszlis and Egyptians have partsken
"a per ID surats are freely offered and de cline
OF "a Per ID has partially been submitted to 100
bsles OF American, 80 Egyptian, and l72O Of surat
have been taken on speculation; and 100 American
20 Pernams, 20 Egy ptiau and $50 surat for axnort