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YANKEE rs. Jrw.--The New York correspond
ent Of the Washington Republic commences his
letter Of the 9th inst, as follows.
1t is a remarkable fact which do not rerncn,.
Der having seen uOted by any mOney.article wri.
ter, that there is not n single Jew belonging to
the Board Of Brokers, nor among the leading
monetary managers Of Wall street, member Of
the Hehraic family. A few years since the lead
ing houses in Wall street were the Josephs, the
ScISases, Na,hans, Lcvys Henriquezcs. &c; bu.
they have all had to give place to n kecner race,
whose ark was the Mayilower. Among the 'out.
siders' who hang round the entrance to the bro
kcrs board there are good many of lsraelitish
blood but they have lost caste in the holy.of no.
lies in the business world To saw that man is
as rich as jew, has now no particular signifi.
canoe on this side Of the Atlantic, but, on the
other side, the Rothchilds, the Goldschmidts, and
the Mon,etlores still maintain their ancient as
cendnncy IN the money world. This is, undoubt.
eddy, the resul, Of allowing mind to find its own
level while the Jews were stimulated by perse.
cution and denied all participation in State af.
fairs, the active intclects of that race were driv.
en- to the trade in money, and devoted all their
energy to the acquisition Of wealth because, by
the possession Of that alone, could they gain pow
er, or maintain themselves on a social footing
with Christians. But the moment tho law re-,
moved all disabilities from the jew, his peculiar
force Of character was destroyed, and in the
great race for wealth in this country, where eve.
~ avenue TO success was open to him, he has
been left long distance in the rear by a sharper
eyed and kcenor race. There are no Jews in
Boston | believe, and the race in New York,
where they are more numerou. than in any other
par, Of the Union, are fas, losing their distinct.
i've pecul'ari'ies Of character. The, are to be
found in almost every department Of trade bat
that one branch, which they monopcl,ed en-.
,rcly.
Tho above docs indeed present a remarkable
fact, and ono which, # no, so distinctly stated,
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Markets.
OTTAWA Nov SthISnI-

OTTAWA, Nov sth 1851
Receipts for the last week have been light
scarcely any thing coming forward but Corn and
Oats
We quote sales Of prime winter wheat 35e for
milling. Spring nothing doing
COrn--eoc for ear
OdtS-lic
We note sale Of so head Of hogs lor fall at
1925 per 100 lbs for hogs weighing over 200 lbs
We think this price will not be sustained
however, after nav cation closes
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CunoR>, ElrcunX.-Ncws 10y the steamer
Hina'> indicate, that Erslcr, the Democratic can
dida,c for Governor, has been elected BY lars,
majority. Tho democrats. have also a large ma
iority III both branches o! the legislature. Sever
al California papers are 90; iog Hon. :. \ DorG
IAs for the Presidency.
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Anniversary Bible Meeting.

The La Sale County Bible Society held tsan.
nual meeting on the afternoon and evening Of
Tuesday, November 4.h. An address Of much
interest was received from the Rev. c A. VII.
l,ANs, on the theme, The Bile, hs rant and IL.
rioi: Of scsry man.
The Executive Committee present to the pa
trous Of the society brief view Of their transac
tons in their
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Ono ELEcnos.--Neyer, since the organization
ofths government have the wings been more per.
fetsly routed in any state than they were at the
recon. election in Ohio Wood, the democratic
candidate. is elected by over 10000 majority!
The whole democratic state ticket viz Gov.
tfnor and Lieut. Governor; five Judges Of the
Supreme Court Auditor Of State. State Treasu
rsr. Secretary Estate, Attorney General and the
Board OF Public Works. is elected by an over
~helming majority.
The democrats will have over two.thrds upon
ion. ballot in the Legislature.
Hnrral for the Buck Eve S,atei,l
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Receipts for Of hours reach Csc bush wheat,
1870 do corn, $50 do oats, l2o bbls flour.
hhcrt- sales spring from teams To warehouse
at SOa5?cts; do to mills at 32a36 cts winter TO
mills 45a5S.
tor"-sales 1000 bush in lots afoat at 2Sa
SO cts.
od.s-salcs 1870 bush afloat at 6 cts, from
teams at IL cts.
Nh.Sty--sa!es Is bbls Ohio at lsalqc.s.
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LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Ottawa
III October 81, 1851.

ID EMAGNING in the Post Office at Ottawa,
IL October 81, 1851.
Avery Miss Sarah A, Armstrong ] s, Bovine
James, Burke Miss Julia Brusa Jacob. Baker An.
drew, Burk Richard, Bond A F. Clark James,
Combs VIM, Cunnugn James, Condie James
Collier Chas, Carr Nathan s. erickson 7 Ii Doc
lin Widow, finncl Joseph, Fleming Rev John,
Garrigus Saml p, Gleason Is $, George David,
Grggs W, lIemlock David Harris Torres Ha,.
ris + G, Hadley Benz L, Hynes Thos, Johnson
Miss A |, Jones II L. Jennings Thos Y, Kccly
Robert, Kennedy VIM. Kelly NJ r, Kelly Jas VI
Kellogg Geo W, Lcahy John, Lrkn John, Lea.
mon Mis- Sarah, Larkin Michael Laurence IL |,
Luchaw Mrs ., Mackkclyey John, Marchade
James, Morgan VIM d, Mccall Edw, Mccullough
VIM, Mason l. y, Mulany Patk, Myrcs John,
Mitchell VIM, Mahany John, Murphy Patk. Muir.
ply Dennis, Molen Pa,t, Marcy Mrs Catherine,
ODonnell John, O'lteily X l. 1, 0Donnell Ed.
mcnd. OConncr Daniel, o'Lcary John, Prickett
John +, Philips Geo Z 2, Peters Thomas, Randall
Ii, Remmick James, Roath Orson. Ring limo
thy, Root r. Roberts II b. Stone John d, So
mans Ezra, Stone John, Saylcs James. Tyler Eb
en- Tuttle Jerome p Thatcher Mrs & 7" 1homp
son Jno p Turner Nm, 1uttle James, Titzel John,
Tracy Patk, Taylor ID, Nanmc,er Rev Mr c,
Woodruff Miss Matilda. W l.. Ginsos, L. NJ.
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CHICAGO ASp TIE CIsrRAL RiuGoAp-Mayol
iurnee who has lately been to New York on q
n''sion connected with the interests Of Chicago
nd the Central Railroad, has obtained Satisfactory
assurances from the Company that they will moi
IN the road to the Indiana state line before en-
ering that city. They, however, are allowed to
IN within fou, miles of said line, and VIC are \
title inclined to think, that if the company find
haiti, would greatly benefit he road as well u.
he state to make connecting link with som,
'asiern road, at n point somewhere south Of Chi
ago, they will be ap, to find way to do it.
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the public would be likely to t,el inereduIous a
bout. Il illustrates. too, the philosophy, TO an
important point, Of the working, OF free lns,sia
tons
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VIRTUE. 4 TEMpERANCE,

'IlE Weekly Meetings OF Ottawa Section, No
l ;, Cadets OF Temperance are held every
wednesday Eyeulug, in the Sons Of Temper
auce Hail.
Al members in good standing with the Order
are invited 90 attend. II +. BARNES Necry.
NONembe! |, ls5l-3W
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StI'ayed

MON the stable OF the subscriber, residing IN
l the town OF Worthwhile, about miles north OF
Craps'y s. on the DE hab county line half n mite
east ol The Wisconsin state road an Iron rev borse
Cot about iyear old with black head, black cpS
and black name and tail Sand colt has been run.
"iiG Dose during the summer on the prairie, and
ranged from 10 J miles from home
ANY person giving information to the subscriber
OF the whereabouts of sand colt. or taking him up
and giving information will he literally rewarded
tor h'stroubIe. tnvs'' CHRISTIAN DlErRIcHs.
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SOS Reward ,-sfruyed

= lEKLING mare coils bays, ol good SIZE, one
:. having very few white hairs on the fore head
hndn two year old soIre mare, nlso good size, OF
rather short build and soped rump, with both hind
trct white, and a very narrow white strip on The
t--L -I', d''u ,nrn passing back again to the cen.
we OF the nose ~
ANY person returning said bay colts and sorrel
mare or giving information which will lead to their
recovery, will receive the above reward Infnr,n,'
ton, by letter ar otherwise; must be directed to
H''-Jt' JosEFH BhKER. Worthwhile La Sale co
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For the Bank bill. Agains,
New York election.

The Chicago Journal of Thursday has return.
from about ~ towns and counties. in which the
wings have gained about $500 over their vote in
1850.
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Married at the Mansion house IN Ottawa, the Sd
inst By A Il Smith Esq. Mr. HErIKlAH PACK,
i>GHAM to Miss Rachel MuLEE, both Of Gran.
vile.
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GEORGIA Eirc1ioy In nil Of tho counties nj
the state, except three, viz Clinch, Irwin, and
Union, Mr. Cobb, the union candidate for Cover.
nor, has II ,s6S majority. The full returns will.
DOUBTLESS raise his majority to $4,000. Six union
men, viz Toombs, Stephens. Murphy, Chas,ain
johnson, and Hilyer. have been elected to con
sre's Mes'rs' Bailey and Jackson, the former a
southern rights man, and the latter n democrat
Msa'so elected. The Legislature stands nv fol.
lows Senate, 80 union; s southern rights
Rou~, lOl union; 20 southern righls-leayinc
I'VE coun,ies TO be heard from.
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The democrats in Milwaukee yesterday conce.
ded tho election VI Farwell. the wing ca!lIidtt,
TT GoveTn,r
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From the returns below which ere MI that have
hesn received IN town W to our going to press,
.aers is TO room !ef. for ioub, but that the bank
ilu ha, been adopted by the people by an over,
-helaliag msjori.y We give only the major
itles. Tia vote generally is small.
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ON New York, or any part of England Ireland
Scotland, or Wales, IN sums 10 suit purchasers iul
sale Icy april Sly VI H. SwIrr
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LIVINGSTON CorSTY.-W $. GRAY was elected
Treasurer or Tuesday, Ja' Bradley School Com
missioner, Anl Amos Edwards Surveyor.
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.4dDGaiarators Sale If Real Estate.

-idDiiHiHrdtors Sale # Real Estate.
/ y pursuance Of decree OF the La Sale county
i court, mnde, at the November term ofsaid court.
1851, shall sell AT public auction at the door of
the court house in the town OF Ottawa, on the l7th
day OF December, 1856 ate o'clock p IN, TO the
h'ghcs; and best bidder, the following real estate
Of William Gray, deceased, to vii, Lot No 3, with
dwelling house and apuyunences, aud lot No. in
block No lO2 IN the Original town OF Ottawa. enst
ling house and nppurtenances situated in the south
west fractional quarter Of section No. II, in town.
ship SO north, Of range 3 east of the 81 IN. com
menclng 20 feet of the centre OF the W line OF
that portion OF GU, lot No. 3, which lies Of Canal
ST. running thence I9l feet thence TO Canal St.
thence along the line Of Canal ST. 49l feet, thence
due n to place OF beginning.
Terms OF sale, hall cn-h md half in six months.
Glover Il Cook, Soils Oh f.. Y GKi6ss admir-.
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l2T55
Total

lotai l2,T5o 1gl2
Majority for cooperation in the above 4,sss,
70 which must be added the majsritcs in Pick.
enc Anderson. Marlborough, Abbevillo, Edge.
6sld, and deducted, the rumored one In Orange.
ksys, ~b'cA vii give total thus fac of7,l2S,
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Total.

The number Of cattle slaughtered is 30,sO0 the
number of barrels cftallow produced IL estimated
at 1892 the number Of tons Of salt consumed ..
os3; the hides will weigh l,239 tons, and are val.
ued at about Sill 900.
The number OF hands employed in saugh,ering
and packing is i63.--Ch Dem.
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Ottawa Light NrtilIlary,

TIE members are requested to be punCtun IN At
tendance at drill on Friday evening OF each week
al goc,ock. Byoldcrot the Caytan.
Nov. ;, ISL L. K. COURTNEY, Orderly.
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Mississippi Election.

Foo's "a elected Governor without serious op
position. The Union men have it all their owr
vav.
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soUrH CARotISL ELrerios--Thc Charleston
Courier Of the l7th, contains the following sum.
ming up Of the votes cast in the different Con.
gressional Districts ne far as heard from;
Distric's Co.opera,ion Sccs..io,
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Gov, johnson who has just been beaten in
Pennsylvania has appointed the eth inst. as
/" day Of thanksgiving
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wanted
Norris

The town Of Morris the county seat OF Gruuiy
county, was laid out under the au'pccS Of the
State and county in lsi9, aud is situated on the
north side Of the Illinois river and canal on the
tour adjoining corners Of sections 5, I, ., and To-,
IN town ship 80, range Z, just pes due north Of
the geographical centre Of the county Its pre-
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WOOLLEN GOODS,

WOOLLEN GOODS.
Cloths,
Cassme.cs,
Sntincts,
Sleeps Greys,
Twecds,
Jeans,
Flnnnels,
a, kcrseys,
Now opening and for sale peiy lor.
November l. LIZ. SANGER & Co
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ncaf Packed.

The following is the quantity Of beef packed
this season at the several establishments in tbs
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SIGHT ENInANCE
SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York, IN sums to suit purchasers, for sa
hy nOy9 NORRIS & FlSuGI.
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Pennsylvania Election

According TO the official returns Of tho rccen,
s'esiion in Pennsylvania, Col Biglcr. the demo
cratic candidate fnr governor, received $40, ma
jsrity over VIM. +. johnson, wing
Tie vo,e stood as follows:
ToR GOVERNOR.
William Bigler (lem) iss4as
William ). johnson. twhis) l75,0S4
ron CANAL COMMISSIONER:
Seth Clover (dem) 1902
John StrOhm, twhig) 1854
The democrats have also elected four out OF
.hs 'ejnds0s Of the supreme court, and have u
largo majority in both branches Of the legislature
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DECEIVED this day, n, the New Drug and
IL Book store, north side Court House Square.
whore while found the largest aud best aSsortmen,
Of Books, Stationery, &c, in town.
schoocEnii's Ind Tribes, Farmers Comp1non,
says Political Economy, Complete Gardiner and
NIchOls Mech Guide, FIonst
Carpenters New Guide, England & Amcricn.
UyeTman's Guide to Mil Writings c. VI. Clay,
virgins Mach. &c, Young Dominican
hind Celebrated Hose L. S.. its Power & Pro-
Farrirr, grass,
:mason's W,bslers Large Diet,
turner's Chemistry, Andrews Lat. Lexicon,
uIrs DcilOn1ry, Trees oil America
NcNahons Am Gard, The Island World of the
Voyages Around the Pacific,
World by Wilkes, Ay;hu!'s Tales, and va
ricy of Moral Novels November g.
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INSURANCE
BY TIE
PROTECTIW Assurance co.,
OF Hartford, Conn.
INCORPORATED 1898.

Capital Stock, Annual Prem inns & Western Fund
SI.OGO,OOO.
Inc merchants and houscholdcrs Of Ottawa and
La > lie County, are respectfully referred to the
superior advantages offered for Fire and Marine
INSURANCE by &. Burr, ESQ the duly authorized
Agent OF tins Company.
By me establishment, % years since of Cen.
IRA, once at Cincinnati, Tor The prompt settlement
OF western and SOUtI Wcsem losses a careful
stitcuun 81 risks the most unrrnittine attention
to tleir dispersion, and prudence and economy IN
lll ITS transactions, the officers OF this company
have had the satisfaction niseeng US, fIne.s and
prosperity constantly upon the Increase during
long period OF years. Many other C9inpaBicS
harc IN TIE meantime, faiied 10 discharge their
Just Hd6ihtieS, hGriRg been ircakcRcd and fnaiiy
rendered bankrupt, by a reckless course Of buS.-
ness
Insurance Companies Of this stamp and charac-
yer are continually sprngng up IN various parts of
me country. u Is not our purpose 10y accepting
premiums iGn fcquate 10 c0rer the acreage annual
loss To compete with such irresponsible offices
whose object would seem to be to collect con side
mb,e sum from the operations OF one ortwO seasons
divide the proceps, and pay their losses or not, as
eNprdlency may dictate. On the contrary, the
Protection Insurance Company. OF Hartford, will
MAINTAIN It's business upon permanent and resp0n-
SibLc basis, and thereby secure continuance of the
patronage which has hitherto been so literally eX-
tended. w. Il. ROBBINS, Genl, Ag't
Protection Insurance Co.
The undersigned, local agent is supplied with
blank policies and renewal receipts, which will be-
issued, covering approved risks upon reasonable
terms. G.. BURR, AGENT
Nov.S. For OTTAWA and La Sale Co,
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Boarding..

POOMS, with board. may be found on Column
IL bus Street. 3doors north Of the Park
Accommodations provided IN the beS, manner
Tor permanent or transient boarders on reasonable
terms. J, W. ANTES.
Ottawa, November 3. 1851
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Grundy Correspondence.

Morris. oct. e6th 1891.
N's'rS Editors: II the beginning Of my ske'
ehes OF Grundy, ia ylnr last, was brought up
rather abruptly, and now beg TO add. to the ge-
neral survey of the county there given, also list
of its otiisers:
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Cainty OFtrrs

C1Infg Oftrrs
Go. Judge and Jadgs Of Pyoba.s-IIenry Starr.
MTi6--Elijnh Walker.
IredSUrcr--F. ) Watkins
County Clerk ". lluiburl.
Circuit CPsrk and Rscorjrr-t}co II. kierstcd.
Sctoo! Commissioner Colquheu Grant
S4rVey0T-- Thomas A Henry.
Co0Rsr--J Il Often.
Cir1iit jed ye-llush Henderson, Of l"liet
States Ahorrcy--S. ". Boveu, do
wanted In Cruuly County, 1000 good
farmers, to cultivate hcr beautiful rich prsiries,
that can be sought in any quantity At from one
10 tive dollars per acre.
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MORE NEW BOOKS

( lash paid for well cleaned flax seed. Enquu.
- 81 Nov :. W.LHER & flicKLING
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08
THE EXECUTIVE OF MISSISSIPPI.

The " Flag of the Union Of the 3lst ultimo,
published at Jackson, the sea, of government. of
the State of Mississippi, has the following:
We learn from reliable authority that il is now
certain that Gov. QUITMAN has, or will resign his
ofice OF Chief Magistrate Of Mississippi, and on
Monday next leave for New Orleans, in obedience
10 the writ issued against him by his honor Judge
GHoLsoN, for an alleged participation in arranging,
in the United States, the necessary preparation for
the late invasion of Cuba, under the command of
Gen. Lopez.
We are authorized to state the fact that the
writ issued against Gov. Quilman is not against
him as John A. Quitman, Governor of the State of
Mississippi, but simply against John A. Quitman.
I" The duties of the Executive Office will devolve
on the Hon. JOHN |. GUIoN, President Of the Sc
nate, for the remainder of the gubernatoria term"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Pacific, from Chagres, arrived at
New Orleans on Thursday, with two hundred and
fifty passengers, and dates from San Francisco to
the lst January, being two weeks later than pre-
vious accounts.
+ The general news from California, however, pre-
sents nothing of striking interest. Our Telegraph
correspondence says that morality is on the de-
cline. Robberies and MURDERS in the cities as
well as the country, are Of daily occurrence; so
much SO that it has become quite alarming. The
custom-house at Monterey has been robbed of
twenty thousand dollars. No clue yet to the rob-
bers or money.
Business generally was prosperous. Produce of
every description abundant, and prices rather on
the decline.
Mining operations progressing steadily co
the season, which is unfavorable.
After the above was in type we were apprized of
the arrival at New York, yesterday, Of The steamer
Empire City. She brings dates corresponding
with those brought to New Orleans, and has up
wards Of two hundred passengers. ftt
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT.
PARIS, JANUARY l6, 1851.

PARIS, JANUARY l6, 1851.
The political crisis which was holding all France
in suspense when dispatched my last weekly mis-
sive has assumed anosher phase, but is not over
This week has been one even of more anxiety than
the preceding. But Paris--I mean the popular
elements of its perfectly quiet. The excitement
and agitation seems confined to the political circles
exclusively; yet it is not less true than in January
and June, l649 and May Of last year. that the form
OF government and all the interests Of society are
at stake, and in imminent danger of change and
ruin. The danger is not so ostensible, the agita-
ton is not great, because that political party
whose special privilege tits to act upon and arouse
the masses, is for the moment in obedience to the
tactics which its leaders have imposed upon it, rest
ing on It's arms, taking no part in the strife which
IS now being waged between the various divisions
OF their adversares who are in possession of the
power. Let these strifes proceed little further
from words and threats let the Bonapartists and
Orleanists and Legitimists proceed to blows, land
they are not at this moment far from blows,) and
we will see popular and democratic elements rush
into dispute and perhaps carry off the victory.
The first act of the new Ministry which was in
stalled in power last Thursday was to revoke the
military authority which had been committed to
Gen. Changarnier. M. Bonaparte persisted, as he
had declared to the Parliamentary leaders he would
do, in requiring, as the first qualification for enter
ing his Cabinet consent to this measure, which
those leaders told him would be equivalent to civil
war. The four among his old Ministers who were
ready to assent to that measure resumed their port
folios. The five who refused to do SO were re-
placed. The Moniteur of the 10th announced the
composition Of the new Ministry, of which MN.
Baroche and Rouher continue to be the chief men,
bers, and at the same time the threatened removal
of Gen. c. On that very day M. de Remusat one
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08
I Aw SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY AT

AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY AT
Cambridge.-The instructors in this School Hon.
Joel Parker LID, Royal Professor Hon Theoplus Par
sons Dane Professor and Hon Luther s. Cushing Lecturer
upon Parliamentary Law, the Civil Law and Criminal Law.
The design of this institution Is afford complete
legal education for gentlemen intended for the Bar in any
Of the United Sates and of systematic studies in
commercial Jurisprudence for those who intend to devote them
selves to mercantile pursuits Nine Lectures least
given, and two Moot Courts held in each week
The tuition fees $50 for term of 90 weeks 25 for
half OF any smaller fraction Of term The term
mences the 2Sh Of February The student has the of
the College and Law Libraries and textbooks and free adj
mission all the public lectures delivered undergraduates
in the University The begins February 26, 1884,
More particular information may be obtained from the sd
vertsements in the law periodicals. from either of the Pro-
esor and applications for admission may be made to them
at Cambridge
C1~abridge, Mass, January II, 1884, jan "a