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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
.ssHENASDoAH CRY.

THE prnprieiors 81 ihe . Gulf Mil > propertv
near HaFpsfs-F Ferry, Va, have adopted she.
after be known. They therefore request mar aIl
communications Intended for them SHAH IS al
dressed 10 !. Shenandoah City, Harpers. Ferry
Va Post Qniee- THE PROPRlETORS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
1000 cases oil PaIsr and pnralrs;.

have been reported % Dn cHssr and his Agents within
the last two years which have entirely resfored
GO Cap AsDRKw F Tonss az Brooklyn ii M bad q.
neen able Q walk step for four years vas 50 help
less that he had 10 be fed The most celebrated sira,
gave him up In Ee days amer he commenced seafnr ne
G4LrAsc Belt NEekLAeE BR4cEETA he walked acrur
the rooH and in three weeks he had perfecv
bis health Captain Tones i sexenfr YER 81 asa l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Lodges, IEncampmenIs or Divisions,
HAYWARD q DUKE,
PEoPRIEToRs OF THE
/ BAL p11EOng GF0UE HOUSE

AND MANUFACTURERS or
SrovEs SmP's CABocsEs, of all
PAaLoR GRarEs, sizes, and patterns.
HoLLow wv 4RE, SHiP PLuMB,Ke,
cSoKING RAkGEs. CoPPER and TIs WARE
Also Morris AGRrcrIruRaI BoitEas, OF ali sizes
WAREHOUSE, No. 80 LIGHT.ST. <
BALTIMORE.
MAY 81, 1850. s
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Virginia, to wit i.

At rules held in the Clerks Office Of The Circuit
Conrt Of Jefferson Comfy on the 5lh day Of March,
tS5i~ i
isaac F6nke, administrator Of Ell III Car.
reh, deceased, PLAINTIFF,
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- Wsyf 3 hustle like : noveli
~ !sls ! fssitisus tail founded on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Palsy and Paralvsis.

All physicians Acknowledge tat these terrible disease.
are caused by deficiency IF Nros Energy in the seeted
Limbs DR. CHRIsTIEs Gavapic Tticles will sunoIv III.
deficient power and complete and entire cure s thu,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04

a GENERAL assortment oflffcsh Garden SEED
"a for saIs b CRANE . BROWN.
March 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
SWITZERLAND.
The RefuRees.

The official gazette Of the Swiss Confederation
contains report from the Departments of Justice
and Police in the several CaDtons in reference to
the German and other political fugitives who have
so long found an asylum in the country, and have
at ast become the cause of a serious remonstrance
from the German States to the Swiss Central
Government. 1t appears that when they entered
the Swiss territories, after the suppression Of the
insurrection in Baden, the fugisives were above
II goo in number They have gradually decreased
in number by emigration to Engla and America
30 considerably that at present the police returns
only the presence OF 4s2 in the territory. By q
decree Of the 10th of July, le49 ID were expelled
the territory by name, and by another Of the 10Th
of November in the same year IS of the leaders
were alIo ordered to quit the Republic. OF these
only two still remain in Switzerland-Barbo Of
EmmerdbgeD, and d Ester of Cologne. The first
concealed himself for long uG@e. at6dtIy having
taken any part in the laden excuses and it has
been necessary to enter into series OF tedious
legal Inquiries the subject, which arc NOS YET
concluded,
Private accounts from Switzerland state that
the Federal Government has peremptorily order
ed the expulsion from the Swiss territory Of
person named Ware, Lombard refugee, known
as the agent Of Mszzni in the affair OF the loan
He had been residing at Lausanne and was &C
lively employed in the finance business OF the
revolutionary leader. He was conducted to the
frontier of Piedmont, whence no proceeded to
Turin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
THE EAST.
New BY The Overland Mail.

We have received by electric telegraph, vie
Trieste advices from Bombay to the i7th OF Feb
ruary. Calcutta to the sth OfFebruary, and Hong
Kons 20 the Goth Of January.
The Bombay journals ANNOUNCE the uncondision-
al surrender OF the fort Dharoor, In the Nlzsn's
dominions, on the 9Th of February, and give q 70.
port that a portion Of the Princes territory has
been made over to the Government OF the East
India Company as an equivalent for the debt Of
10000 due % it.
In the Punjsb $50 miles Of canals were under
construction. Lord Dalhousie 10 occupied with
education in the Punjsb, in which he 10 ably SEQ
onded by the inhabitants.
The sum OF $4,000 sterling has been stolen out
ofthe Golfers Of the Oriental Bank.
The Calcutta papers announce the arrival OF
the three Shh Srdars on their way to Singapore.
The China papers confirm the intelligence of the
death of Commissioner Lin. keying had fallen
into disgrace at the Chinese Court for showing
prediction 10 Europeans. Fears were enter
tanned Of new Chinese Instruction in the dis.
turbed provinces Asmuggling company OF great
extent had been discovered at Shanghai.
The North China Herald announces the dis
coyery Of an interesting race of Jews in the inse-
rior OF the country, $50 miles from Pekin, by some
mission aries Of the London Society.
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Havre e1arket......hARcH 10

CoTroE-6ince our report Of the 18th inst per
C,pe, have r.c.,sd from the Ussd States
A under date ss- fot soh hoes ad 's. ossns
s4 g By electric tsessph, .hen announces sshos ot
h ~ Ia The VARIOUS ports safpas ths receipts - zoo
bss hsfs bscsms regular pan here casing
fully 70 ~ IL me tee days that o--es We fsceps
ts.. accounts. although sares roach 70 500 bsss daily
bot 90 Fndsy several koers having sbdnsa her Cotton on
sale regular and bs morrow sdvcss
s sse II 70 800 Ssss changed ssh pfo.snsas,
othst ~ nave exas portion Of the st o1nd snf tres ora
nsfs Loasns ~kh selling Al $50 FRIDAY woos fssh 70
,.l.. y.srssy expectation ssvess per Baltic 1.-THE
sh nst ssesss go bsss t. ths SALE Of The pas
reach 30 bales sssnt - bsiss imports ana our ssh
ststss shk had pat T. With 10 90 70 7o0 bzlss
AsEss-Azszn Potash entirely nekectsd, and pfcss ss1
ard sppsssos Casn also somnz at l1o'stoof rssr
10. ss- ora vs. soe az day prices may fy
escsd s5f 20 = % hi duty nsl Imports 100 ses Pot
ash. from ssw fors, By Zurrh
quite The 81 e1f
- 50 lor at., sort American No Hnpors
Ousv hale nominal there - * 90 rqulv Palm u
Cocoa steady M y ks iornsy and e tbs h;s Dor 80 H. say
nd Imports % Pam from tbs coss; Ut Ac - csAs
IRON ROTTERDAM ard Al cssks from nafssli<s -.
Qusserses B.sE-Ths suc. 70 rather snxuh Ynlsssfsa
porfss 600 esEs BsfBofs, BY zench
Rr erssgss a>gsetss and prcss nxud veh.ye 10 ass 20
Imports. 81 and hall tsfcss @ No" f'"'
T4LLsvIn eCnseqsssos Of avCFsbs atvses JOG
ab6s favor susi 1t oil csss hes.s -. ~
sTs h.d., are aE or ssl per 50 ~ a 49, A,s.s ~ Ca
,.ssl
svs.s-Ths demand almost ssna ssr West '.as esy
NC, a. sot -hh ss:.ebhss q 1s sort a. ~
so nus<evsdo~s Psrasneseo ns'' wv 'AF'' -
port. s.ss from Psaaubyee ~ Cesar - $780,, -. ..,
M toasa eu,sr. a. ssof 50 ais decline q ks
pad In or's, ss euadlss from 'sr foh ~ LAKE.
D.oIokA.
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tee are true let proceed in the Of ss e1agemsat
- order that may produce annual income Of tolls OF
to go HtLese be facts and 10 has yet attempted
10 due then IS tno the dry Of III Legislature 70 carry
out the views u the bill and these sdvs 1ages
State In what other WV possible fH retain the
trade Of the great West which Is naturally tributary
Hess coDsceDoBs in the discharge OF his duties
The floor ofhe House and he had doubt OF the
Consttutonality in every particular
- HATCH addressed tbe House briefly Ia favor OF the
"A suo considered II entirely void OF the uaconsiuon-
a features Svhch bad been charged gsiLst IT,
Mr. goKTOs followed in opposition on account OF its
alleged unconsituli opshy.
TIE Question wss ihen taken on Mr LERoY's motion
nil with instruction 10 report ais suDsntue and
ceeioeo 10 the negative.
The question then recurring OF Tue maj Rasee Of me
OH II IVES decided affrInsiively-Ayes 70, NsysN
The Assembly then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Corn Market,

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 10 The news from New
Yo per lBs that bphI tbs Wheat and Flour mafksis
stead, but CD ely iF s ms trade
st the Engsh markets reported armof.
ua rsef srae tbs conhdsnes
was agsn apparent the tads gsnsy bota t~n aud eoeo
pursd Wheat nurs freely, and 70 lair srest the finest
realizing uhy previous rates and q VI Ia. ordinary
qualities OF rcd about ID eushs sdv1es -Four vas
about 81 and barrel made OF
tnes pheb before had pfesd irregular rates
Rssts firmly. sad modsfsts dea and but
Rsrey Malt observe alteration Oats and Oatmeal
stead, quotars. We bad much fessF parre 4 isdsa
Ohsng and the nq1Hes Tor ireland being renewed ne DO
prsss.0u Of iasi Wsss thaf recovered tJoay.
FADlr hsnb1-AuO0gh st our msfte this morning a im
prvd ceiling continued prevail rssIrs tbs leading articles Of
shows % purchase hss Than
DUNG The days immediately pressing Of Ehge and ffsgn
y 10 n up0n last fasday rsssnd upon
oihsr particular descriptions .t hsh isfn sss
eeufsd and Caaan Flour Continuing 10 Dseta toleraes
shsr, ofasn, on realised hsr Rbb aed Ffseeh
III sgpps are much lsa atandsnt tban hsfstos mus
he noted pros h rsnsia unSefsd Ia Bar
ley charge sppasnt nstd1h ans
cfeeosr Oss upon demand, slightly improved
ssue Oatnes fodzn Germ eommsndnsa FAR
squ advanced o. " ePon rassisy pres' sna holders we're
"a at amendment.
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miscellaneous.

"A deputatioR has been to Lord John Russell
to ask the removal Of the Window tan. 1t seems
this tax only yields 4l57, 900 revenue. The Min
lister promis ed nothing,
An explosion took place March 10, at the Coal
pit of Mr.. George Coats, near Paisley, Scotland
The Victoria Pit, in which the explosion took
place is the deepest in Scotland, being 1850 feet
in depth at the downcast shaft, which is situated
about the center of the southern edge Of the work
ngs, from which the inclination OF the strata tends
upward to the north at an angle of about one foos
in FIVE, so that at the upcsst shalt pit, which is
about quarter OF a mile distant from the WORK
ing pit the workings are only 75O feet below the
surface.
Saturday being payday, large number Of the
men employed in the pit had commenced work at
earlier hour than is usual on other days, and
at the time the ex posion took place about sixty
three men and boys had gone down. This was
about twenty minutes to five o'clock, and the re-
port was 80 loud that it was heard distinctly ct
Paisley. The whole neighborhood, Of course, was
alarmed, and on the people rushing to the pit
mouth, it was found that one Of the cages, which
had descended few fathoms, had been blown up
the shaft to probably the hight OF the pit framing,
some thirty feet above ground, and after jerking
the rope off the pulley at the top of the framing,
fell back down the shaft
The shaft presented scene OF wreck and havoc
such as perhaps was never seen on any similar
occasion Of a coal pit explosion. The wood
had been blown from the bottom of the shalt, aud
scattered for one hundred yards all round the pit
head in perfect shower. The same appearances
were presented round the ventilating pit mouth,
called the Free Trader" and situated at the
distance of half mile from the main down
shaft.
Every effort was Immediately made to relieve
those who might remain alive below, bat this
was work Of extreme difficulty, as the shaft
was choked by various distractions. On Sunday
evening" the men employed reached the bottom
of the shaft, where two men were found alive,
bat in an extremely weak and exhausted condi'
ton. They were Immediately bro1ght to the sur
face, and means were taken for their restoration.
They could give no account OF the cause OF the
explosion.
The latest particulars state, that from the ex-
sminations which had taken placeIit han been as
certained that the work of recovering the bodies
would be one Of time and danger. Two dead
bodies have been brought up. but the bulk OF the
others, fifty nine In number are supposed to be In
another portion of the pit the approaches to which
are so filed with foul air, that the miners were
beaten back. There is no hope that any Of those
IN the pit remain alive. A number Of collins have
been made to receive the bodies Of those who
may be brought to the surface.
Some Aixty Hungarians and Polish refugees
lave sailed from Liverpool for the United States.
The preparations for the Worlds Fair are
going on successfully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Liverpool Cotton Market.
lR.por, for the week ending March 81
hs +, fo,mstion from America, received q fort

go, a.. ,s,snt Of Cotton At the ports vas 9t0to bsles
80 49, ths Gus year caused naturally enough decline %
A. ~ a. ths additional adv fccsved ~ssA
mai IN. receipts further szes-s OF osss
Sc1sht about an OF Nd OF eoure THIS upwsa as
M .ttrbu the increased receipts ou,
d. we're accompanied by such poss add soses
s,. ia, tia whole crop, hsandng the srke tsosPs
% no, sxcsed tbs former crop estimates has s'sa eonh
depce ana an upward tendency TO prices . A.. ,A..
Oh. gr,st Of the steady demand from we usos
OF their stocks All Yet remains o proof ,hs pvs
Al Inv 10 be crop will Prove Be sVss oo
c. the currency sIsteacs IL cannot ho.s,s
b. doubted that ay nAyorus circumstances wou 80
~ an on, :, s,d scale OF prices the period vso
% sn, mnst BE- brought sndsf The nhesnes o. ms
suco,.ding c,op 10 United ssies Far uPnss as ~
nah,s ~ OIs,uu Tasd" 1910 American, $50 safst
En,,sn nno ~ Bahia tsksn on sesusuon sea
Anscap go surat 30 Egyptian, snd 70 BAHIA iof eAP'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

diocese ard that Il were % be forced IN Enasnd Il
would necessarg interfere. to considerable extsut
temporal matters. Tbs proposed measure would ouiv
touch The temporal. and rol be spiritual power elsiDed
by the papal See for be mAi1iEneo and be challenged
tie oppons: Of the bin eisprove the asseron haIhzrs
rot angle soiIit2sl function which could not be per-
formed well ny vcsrs spostohc ss by bishops Wha
ihep be would as Of the repeated charges brought
against Of desiring The es1se Of religious liberty be
they vouG rot sunt n the temporal authority OF
foreiyn poentae Bs felt the strongest respect for The
"a hoics theiT religious opinions but he Old not con-
sider that be was acng inconsstentY Ia givog his vote
for the second resclDg of the bill tCheers An Honor
able Member then cvsd the adjournment Of the debate
when
Lord JoHS Rus, said be bad noineu0n Of opposng
the adjournment sut he hoped considering the length 70
which The discussion had been carried that division would
He come TO korcay next General cheers aid Oh Oh
from the Irish members The debae then adjourned
III Monday and the House adjourned al % minutes past
lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Miscellaneous.

The following letter from Boogns, dated f eb.
2s, we copy from lie National Peter and
Dominic Machiavelli have been condemned to
desth-others to the galleys-all for political mo-
tives. The frat sentence was executed on the
22Dd of Feb, at the Castle Of st. Peter with re-
gard to Dominic Machiavelli. Peter died in
prison"
A furious skirmish took place in Rome few
days back between the native troops and a body
of French soldiers, occasioned by the latter hav-
ing quizzed the former about their habiliments.
II this, as well as in similar skirmshes, the in
feriority of the French, in hand 70 hand combat,
is as evident 81 their superiority in discipline and
military tactics.
Prince Psskievitch, who is now at Rome, has
made a most determined attempt at suicide, by
stsbbipg himself six times in the region OF the
heart with knife. He was q young man, and
nephew to the Prince who is the head Of the fam.
iy His attachment TO young Polish lady was
disapproved Of by his friends and the Emperor,
aid. in order to break it Off he was sent with dis
patches to the Russian Ambassador at Rome. The
disappointment appears to have affected his rea-
son, since he subsequently gave frequent evidence
Of eccentricity if not mental aberraton and after
calling for his pistols, which were refused him, he
in icted the wounds mentioned above, creating
such serious injury that his life is considered to
be in the greatest danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Londsn Provision Market.

The Bacon market has become dull for while
uplss aye more plentiful tie sellers wiling submit To
vefy lev purchases offering Idsh small cold
Al AZ t. lis Other b $50 Hamo1Tgh t3s % Sc add Amer
have sold sEsst; IRISH
sos 10 3ss but ns tendency Of press
@erne Rarslsd fok les request bat socks
hsh p,ic.s remn firm; prime hish 70 oTs %
nor to 3D. and American irm 80 10 os ef bsuel Ia
Hns sAs upos sma scale bpKh snd sh Il 80 70
10, WsptA Sc 10 fOs Alscan s u EOS aud N pcthS 70
a. prices have downward rsessncy, Wateofd bAa
oefei selling AZ 5es reg an hk 80 10 ba aud Amsucsa
49s be paid r Cheese td.m 3iso sss deada
3ls and Ansrsan 500 % 80 cst FOR
h Raf PoIl The yls ;. o0s 70 l5s tsres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Brown, shipley 81 Co.'S Circular.

Pc, s,er,., Rslflc LIvgRPooL, March q.
We have 10 report q better feeling in our Cot
M arlst uce the arrival With advance OF
ia a n Amsncsn, and increased demand for other dsere
r, Al The last week The improvement efses
ost snts the hehs gotsrtsned hers th ue
op exceed $4,000 bales vhh has evso 70
les fsvorsbs accounts the nsnchss
rsrus being very qae and sms dessnpnoes s1
unsabe. With disposition among aaaactofe W fs~os
'ftaiy t. short ttms
for thu vesk reach se oses OF snse ss
700 s,s Ans,csu with 1910 bales spectators and sos to en-
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has been tosrss active and whss the quality
parc-ls slsnd tho och
much reduced q1ots further oils
o. Bacon market bare tbs late arrivals having bsss
prescott suppl TO the rstssrs Hams a1t
Sb.uders are wanted bit none mskst lard ID
dearsr the aevs but stocks bsng light hold
err enabled maintain prices Tsow deassr ID evs
vhh demand Batter da tho mid Nssths sad The
arnrnnlh mia cansnK dealers y buy spaIagI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

mense force Of troops has been sent to gael tbs
revolt
The Porte has attempted to interfere with the
organization Of the Greek clergy, and TO force
the bishops under Jurisdiction TO submit to fixed
salaries The measure is in itself good one,
bat the clergy, SEEMING with terror the Turkish
Government beginning 10 NEEDLE with their A.
fairs. refssed and Russia interviewed signfyisg TO
The TURKS thssshe would submit to no interference
with the Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

ence Z! the Project with reiDorc aCnt The
riot still continued whea the 'ates, lnts es-
and The Prcfecs writes tEst - was prs2sr
ing 70 proceed to So. ANen6 q st &c mounted
chasseurs AID The four brigaooE OF geldarme-ls
nesres. II oaud That furctionsry staiss be hGr
little Suss OF at once. cr shing the riot and also
bis dets Mutation 20 punish IN the most exempt
" manner those were Engaged IN t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
IIyerpooI Freight Market.

arc besa % most ports rs'nss,s are ~
90 esrs lively To ss- fofs hss are %. % 70
s. ser tus Bully Weight l5s 70 sos Tns Gods lie od hsd
vus 5s EsrLsrvers Ios Bosoni Dead Wssh ~. 70 ssod
r.r tnn q. Goods 2o Hardware Eaths i0s Fha
csph Wssh lis % 70 7Ss 81 tun Foe oooss zoe
Hsrsrsrs 9Os Esnhss~srs Ios % Ia - bslumofs Dead
W.ht IA 10 X Goo5s 2cs HssdSss l0s Esfth
snwas Dead Weight ia 70 ibs tHn f1s
Coed, 20; r3wsfs, sos Earbenvus, It'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

The steek Of this loo ot whNo ~
Ansrcsp against tai stock At THE period OF last yeIet ~
~ ~ht b 5sO O bales we're American
The from France reporting seht
a FIor. exports have created more com
Seres an fs msket With prices 70 isot OF hotdev
advanced ~ " bb dWuaar Id ~ us Wssrs
cn.i nosa Al ls 6ials Baltimore and Philadelphia SO %
Ohio Sos3sis Canada sotaais sour lssass Dbl VIZ
a. "a 10 s, % Tor ree and oos Sd 70 ' of whts iehe"
Inn. CesS SOs. Nhits SIS and mxst SOC " quser -
III. SAL, Of Rssis Goa bbs ats Mas "a TOT eommon ~
In "a "a ~ v FOR zoe u Tvsrtsriss 500 ees 81 70 Va
cwt Tours hesps,I,,, 4, ct,tptpv IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Iron Market.


Prices Tor IRON are ttehdy, WItuUutcAOItoWoHs'
fat the pfessot pcs Tor No COOS sns
u GLASGOW as Rails gooddsmant, and ara qaotse
l5B. Ger tue cash The sisHofcEs Houmsstss are
vel employed, ssd there ss.ms hale dgosoe % Az" p.e':
Eods rs 7 Hoop 40 7s Cd Sheet 81 100 Scotch re, AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
ITALY
The Bible nj R0mes


A subjeci which has tax ES much Giscc sslon
as any since the restoration Of the Hapsl GovS-n-
meDt has JAS been arranged through the media
tion Il IT. Csss, the United States Charge dat
faires This 10 the copies Of Disdatis Bible which
were printed here in Italian for the British and
Foreign Bible Society, under the Republican
Government such things being then praoticable,)
and subsequently deposited for safe keeping al
the American Consulate. The PspRl Govern
nent demanded the oonfscation Of the Bibles
then printing and publishing, being expressly
contrary 10 the laws OF the country, TO which it
might have been replied that they were printed
when form Of government existed which recOg.
.nized 10 such law, but as the Republican Gov
eminent of Rome was never acknowledged by
the United States, Mr.. Cas- Of course, could not
put forw ard such an objection. All be has been
able to obtain is thar the Papal Government
should get possession of the Bibles. not q
fscation, bat as a commercial transaction, sale
in fact the books being taken by his Holiness at
q valuation; consequently, on the 25th Of last
month, 3,642 Protestant Bibles were given up TO
the Papsl authorities, who conveyed them forth.
with TO the Quirinsl Palace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Yours N'i crown, sHIPLEY 4 co.
Liverpool Cotton nIarker-Latest.
Masara. Hollingshead, TetIey y 20. say, und'

date OF Liverpool March 81 - -. v,A,,.
cosrs lands, niddhug 10 y 10 Fsi noo"''
,S,,s PAR IA New Mitdung FNf IAt
s. nsrcb ~ The CAMBRIA IT, and prices have ""ee'"
~
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RUSSIAN MINISTRY KNOCKED IN THE HEAD.
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
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MORE TROUBLE IN TURKEY.
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BREADsTUFFs HIGHER.

COTTON STILL ADVANCING.
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RIOT IN FRANCE.