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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-05

Icy T gnlo, January ~ lS4i-Ihe article Of Wild
considerably in practice. have sold and used nearly ali
that have forwarded and would be pleased 10 bgve yop
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Spring and Summer Clothing
Costume Hall.

Cor. Pratt ST., and Centre Market Space,
BALTIMORE.
THE largest, and hest stock OF READY
L MADE CLOTHING ever offered in
Baltimore. Dress. Frock and Sack Goats.
all .colors. qualities and slzes, from $3.50
10 $3.50 and upwards. Pantaloons at 81
10 $50, and upwards. embracing all styles
Of fancy. plain and plaid CassImer"s.-
Vests OF every variety at corresponding
prices. Also large assortment OF Boys
Clothing. 60.
Importing our own Cloths direct from
Europe, and manufacturing on the most
extensive scale, enables US to offer induce
ments to purchasers not to be surpassed by
any Clothing Establishment in the Unlted
States. The proprietors are determined e
make the Wholesale Rooms the point o.
great attraction. and have now made W
more than $4,000 Garments, from the fines
quality TO the lowest 10 price.
In the Custom Department will always
be found the choicest selection Of Cloths
Casslmetes and Ves,ings, which Will be
made up at the shortest notice. and IN The
latest style, and a fit always guaranteed.
The one price System strictly adhered 10
Remember The name and place. corner
Pratt; ST.; and Centre Market Space.
n. II. COLE Il co.
Baltimore, June 81, Is5l-ly l44
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WhV will YOU Suffer.

THOUSANDS OF botties OF the aMEhi
Il CAN COMPOUND have been sold dn-
ring the pas, year, and was never known to
fail of curing, IN few Gays, the worst cases
OF certain delicate diseases. SIminal weak
ness and all diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
Persons afflicted using this pleasant and popu.
lar remedy, need fear no exposure, as it leaves
no odor on the breath, requires no restric-
tons IN dict or business - contains no mercu-
ry or noxious drugs injurious to the system,
and is adapted to every age, sex or condi.
ton. II is also the best remedy known for
Flour Albus, or Whites, (female complaint')
with which thousands suffer, without the
knowledge Of remedy. This celebrated
remedy has long been used in the private
practice Of hysician with un"rring success,
radically curing ninety nine Of the hundred
cases in a few days. Around each bottle are
plain and full descriptions.
CtTCAUTlON. Ask for the American
Compound, and purchase only Of the Agents.
Observe that the genuine has the written sig.
nature Of the proprietor, and the name
blown in the bottle. Price 81.
For sale by G. W. ROSS & CO., Athens,
Tenn =, and ~ Druggists in all large towns in
the State.
March IL, lsSl--ly l9
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CELEBRATION.

MERIDIAN Sun LODGE. No. so. Of Free
and Accepted Masons, McMINN LoDaE.
No. 81, of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows, and ATHENS DIVISION, No. 200.
Sons Of Temperance, will jointly celebrate
the 18th Anniversary of American Indes
pendence. on the 4h Of July next. by pub
lie Procession and Address.
Brethren OF The above Orders are re-
specially invited 10 join in Procession.-
The public generally are also invited 10 join
with them in the Celebration.
J. X. BROWN.
VIM. NJ. SEHORN,
VIM. G.. LILLARO.
Committee.
Athens. NAV %. 1851.
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The father of President Fillmore is
a very cheerful hearty old gentleman,
and frank and candid in the highest
degree. A few days ago while sur.
rounded by a number Of great men.
who spoke the praises Of his son in
glowing language, commencing his
Industry his abilities and devotions 10
the public welfare, the. old gentleman
gradually turned his eyes to the
ground to conceal them for few mo.
ments and then raising his head. re.
piled in lively way. gentlemen, you
can Judge Of these things better than
l. who have not even the art to con.
ceal the effect your words have upon
m.. will only say Of my son. that
II he has ever in his life been capable
Of uttering an untruth or enacting a
deception, | have yet to learn it,
Washington Telegraph.
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SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
TIE

Steamboat Company Of Georgia
Run the following Steamers, as above, viz:
DAVID L. ADAMS. (iron,)
CHATHAM. (ron,)
THOS. S. METCALF,
TENN ESSEE,
Which. with tow. boa,s and lighters, al
ford unequalled iaci'itles for transportation
of freight to The interior Of Georgia. South
Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, in con
nec,ion with the Railroads.
The elegant steam packet d. L. Adams
will connect with the steamships Florida
and Alabama landing freight by them in
E. days from New York to Augusta.
Freight. (now taken at reduced rates.
will be forwarded free Of commission.
In otter 10 prevent detention or miscar-
riage, bills OF lading should be addressed
TO SAM'L NJ. POND, President,
Savannah.
Merchandise for the interior 10
JOHN B. GUlEU, Agent,
Augusta.
June 81, IS5l-lv l44
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Athens, May %. 1855!
Notice,

IN obedience to an order OF the Clerk Of
I the County Court OF the county Of Mon
roe, made on suggestion Of The insoIven.
cy of the estate of Isaac Baker. decd. all
persons having claims against said estate.
are hereby notified to file hem duly aulhen!
tcated with the Clerk of our said Court
on or before The Goth day of September.
1851, in order that said estate may he sets
lied as the la " directs in relation 10 insol.
vent estates.
JOSEPH UPTON, .adm'r.
June l3. ls5l-5t l42
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NJ a r lie w orks!
:. DEMSEY 1 HART,
nj arble Cutters,

RESPECTFULLY announce 70 the
~ public that they have Their Marble
Works in full operation al Ten Mile, Meigs
co.. on the Road leading iror:I Athens to
Kingston, where they win manufacture
Marble Man,les. TombS. Monuments, Head
Stones, Slabs, Vases. Counter tops, and
Tables. Of every description. This beauti-
full Marble is no, surpassed in variety or
beauty 10y any Of the foreign Marbles
ANY information will be received at John
Crawford's Tiors, in Athens, where speci-
mems NAV be seen. Orders thankfully re-
ceived. Those who are Jesirous Of orna>
men,ing the graves o' their deceased friends
would do well to call and examine fof
themselves.
Orders addressed.
DEMSEY s. HART.
Ten Nile T.. o. Meigs co., Tenn;
Will he promptly attended to.
May 9, 1851 If 1877
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ChancerV Sale,

PURSUANT to a decree the Chance.
ry Conr, at Athens, ct the February
term, 1851. will sell on the ! 18th day oil
August next On the premises, at public out
cry, 10 the highest bidder. on a credit OF
one and two years, except the sum Of thirty
dollars, the Town Lot, with The buildings
and Improvements thereon. now occupied
BY Mrs. Gibbs. Bond with approved Sc.
curity will be required for the balance Of
the purchase money. and lien retained on
the lot and improvements unit! all 10 paid
WIN. LOWRY. C. s. Nj.
June 90, IS5l-tls-Prs fee IS, las
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A CH,vALRous OLD BAcHELoR.-
Hercules Daniel Rize, who remem.
Der in my youth was a gallant old
bachelor, a native Of Switzerland
very rich and very susceptible, Of a
gigantic size; and a great eater: He
resided in Newark, New Jersey
where; and at Elizabethtown; was a
large circle Of fashionable people, and
several celebrated bellies. He wa:
always in love, and always un,uc'
cessful. But he never bore malice
against the cruel fair enes, and in
making his will, left from ten to TWEEN
ty.fivc thousand dollars to each o.
those who had rejected his devoirs.
He said they had all grown so ugly
that he could not be sufficiently
grateful.
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CANDIDATES.

Mr. We are authorised and requested to
announce ROBERT w. McCLARY. Esq.
of Polk county, as a candidate for Joint
Repress NATIVE for the counties of Monroe
McMinn, and Polk.
%. We are authorised and requested ,c
ami ounce Col. DAVID w. BALLEW. as q
candidate for Senator, in the district com
posed of the counties Of Monroe, McMinn
Polk and Bradley.
~ We are authorised and REQUESTED IA
Announce Col. WIZ. M. CHURCH WE'LL
as candidate for Representative in Con-
gress from the Sd. Congressional District
NJ We are authorised and requested TO
announce HIRAM GEE. as candidate fol
Represen,au,e from McMinn county, al
tie ensuing August election.
49, We are authorised and requested 10
announce JAMES R:BUCHANAN, ESQ.,.
as a candidate for Joint Representative,
ia tho d,s,ric, composed OF the counties Of
Monroe. McMinn and Polk.
mr. We are authorized and requested 10
announce JOSEPH r. RUDD. Of Monroe,
as candidate for Floaier in the district
composed of The counties Of Polk. McMlnn,
and Monroe.
NJ We arc authorized and requested to
announce Maj. JAS. WALKER as candi.
date for Senator from the district composed
Of the counties of Monroe, Bradley, Polk.
and McMinn.
~ We are authorized and requested to
announce Col. JOSEPH MCMILLAN, Of
Bradley, as candidate for Senator from the
district composed Of the counties of Mon.
roe, McMinn, Polk. and Bradley.
ZIP We are au,hofised and requested
to announce JAS. B. COOKE, ESQ.,, as a
candidate to represent McMInn county in
the popular branch Of The next Legislature.
~ We are autborise1 and requested to
announce SOLOMON SUNNY; Esq. Of
Polk county, as candidate for FlOater
from the District composed Of the counties
McAlinn; Monroe, and Polk.
sr We are Authorized to announce Col.
JOSIAH NJ. ANDERSON as a candidate
for re election for Representative from the
Third Congressional District.
ftp We are authorised and requested to
announce w. McKAMY, Esq. as candi'
date 10 represent McMinn county in the
popular branch of the next Legislature.
NJ We ate authorized and requested TO
announce Capt. @. W. MORGAN. Of Mons
roe, as d candidate tr y2lRt Representa-.
tive from the codhnes q Polk, McMinn and
Monroe.
n.y. We are authorized and requested to
announce JESSE c. MOORE. of Polk
county, asa candidate for Joint Represent
tauve to the next Legislature for the dis
trct composed Of the counties Of Polk
Monroe, ard McMiun.
OS5- We are authorized and requested TO
announce DAVID l.. HUTSELL. as a
candidate for County Court Clerk for Nc
MINI COUNTY a, The election in March, 1852.
sCP We are authorised and requested
10 announce WILLIAM BURNS, a cam
drda,e for County Court Clerk, al the elec'
lion in March next.
Athens, April Is, 1851.
eo. We are authorized and requested ia
announce the name Of Gen. WIN. STONE.
as candidate for Congress in the ID Con-
pressional District Of Tennessee.
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Il am sorry,' said a Kentuckian
with a peculiar twinkle in his eye, to
an English lady tourist-'l am sorry
you hav't time to visit the Mammoth
Cave; it's the greatest hole in this
airth, it is-:rue as you've got note
book in your hand there. The very
first chamber you 60 into is where
the bats of the United States pass the
winter. Millions of them assemble
there. The farthest apartment. mad
am. is called the sntipodean chamber
from the fact that you can walk
just as easily upon the ceiling as upon
the floor. And what is more singu.
lar. madam, in the same apartment
there is a natural fountain Of pure
brandy The lady noted it down.
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Chancery Court atAthens.
], G, Dent;

Thomas Sullivan. Nicholas Sullivan and
Wyley Purdum.
IN this cause it appearing from an allega-
! lion in the bill. which is sworn to. that
the defendants, Su!livnns and Purdum. are
non,reslden,s Of the State OF Tennessee, it
is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Athens Post, a newspaper
printed in Athens; McMinn county. Ten
nessee, for four successive weeks, requiring
said Thomas and Nicholas Sullivan and
WILEY purdum, to make theft personal ap'
pearance at our next Court of Chancery, 10
be holden at Athens in said county and
State, on the Sd Monday OF August next.
TO plead. answer or demur to complananl's
bill filed against them in SAID Court. or the
hearing &c parls, and decreed accordingly
WIN. LOWRY. C. & NJ.
June 20. ls5l-4t Prs fee 50 l43
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Groceries at Wholesale

VUVHE subscribers beg leave 10 call The at>
l. ten,ion of the Merchants Of East Ten
nessee, TO their large stock Of GROCERIES,
which they offer at Wholesale on The
most favorable terms. All orders faithfully
and promptly executed.
SEYMOUR, ANSLEY 8. co.
Particular a,tenton paid to cons'gnmen's
Of produce. s. A. y Co.
Augusta, Ca. June 81. lS5l--6m* l44
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Groceries at Reduced Prices
K,REEDER respectfully informs

n K. REEDERFespe Iniorms his
~ friends and the citizens OF McMInn
generally, that he will sell GROCERIES.
Of which he has first rate assortment, al
the same prices they can be bought at Dali
ton, with the carrisge added on, for the
same kind Of pay-CASH.
June 20, 1851
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NOBLE GENEROSITY The citizens
of Lynchburg have raised the sum Of
$4,000. for the support and education
Of the family of the late Mr.. Terry; OF
the Virginian, who was killed in a
street fight in that place.
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A subscriber sends Us the following
We suspect it IS somewhat at variance
with the opinion of men in general:
Here. Printer, take this silver money.
And I'll send more before you dun me;
For The worst Of all life's human ills,
Is 10 be dunned for Printers bills.
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A WHoPpER.-An alligator. only eigh.
teen feet long, was killed the other day in
Columbus county, N. c. He had three lit
lie negro babies IN his meat basket. He
was one Of 'em.
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well, Joe, | understand you are deeply
smi,,en with the pretty Miss T..
sWhy, yes. you would think J was deep
" smitieo, If you knew what a box on the
ear she gave me Las. night, fox attempting
70 kiss het,'
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New School Books!

NoGUFFEY'S LIST, Cd, Sd, 9TH and 5lf
4'l Eclectic Reader;
Ackermon's Natural History;
Smiths quaro Geographic
Ch,Idrens FIRST Book in Geography;
Colburn's Arithmetic;
Andrews & Stoddard's Latin Reader
and Grammar;
Andrews Salusi;
Cooper's Virgil;
Pinney's French Grammar and Reader,
Levereii's Large Lexicons. SC.
Just received and for sale by
June 20. G. w. ROSS Il 20.
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BLcoMEnrsM.-The N. Y. Express
of the 18th says:
A man was seen near Broadway
this morning in petticoats. and with a
bonnet on. When asked by the police
why he wore this costume? he replied,
my wife has taken my clothes, and
have taken hers.
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GOLD IN TENNEssEE.-We have
been shown a specimen Of quartz gold,
or what appeared to be gold. discov.
cred few miles from Memphis. The
discoveries appear confident OF rich
reward from working the vein. but
were indisposed to giving any diIec,
information as to the neighborhood in
which they hac made their discovery
/, was, however, but a few miles from
the clty.--Memphis Enquirer.
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Notice,

A LII persons Indebted TO the estate OF
- Henry Ma'lock, decd. are hereby no.
tilted 10 call and make settlement immedis
aieiy; those having claims against said Is.
tate are notified TO present them within The
time specified by law legally authenticated,
for settlement.
CHARLES MATLOCK,
HENRY MATLOCK,
June 6, !s5l-4t IA
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RocliEsTER, June l9

II is stated that L.. B. Stoddard, OF
the firm Of Freeman, Stoddard & Co..
has been committing large forgeries
on respectable men--some say to the
amount Of 100000. 1t is reported
that Mr.. S. left for South America.
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CELEBRATION.

Ches,ua Division No. 367. Sons Of Tenn
perance, will celebrate their First Anniver.
sary on the 4lh day Of July next. BY Pro-
cession and Installation OF the Olficers.-
Brethren Of surrounding Division are cor
daily invited to join US in the ceremonies
of the day.
J.. J. DIXON.
i'm. GRIFFITH.
MARTIN M. HICKS.
Committee
june Is, 1851.
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June rs, 1851.
PUBLIC DINNER.

PUBLIC DINNER.
The Methodist sisters intend preparing a
DINNER for the benefit OF their Church
in this place. on the evening of the 4th of
July, and solici. liberal patronage from
the community.
The Athens Brass Band will be in at.
tendance.
Price $l-Children so cts.
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BALTIMORE, June Goth.
The concerts Of Jenny Lind are
creating great enthusiasm. The tick
cts are all sold for tonight. Rev.
Daniel Milton died last night.
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GuBERNATORIAL CANVASS.

The undersigned have mutually agreed
to the above list Of appointments. when
and where they hope 10 meet and address
their fellow .citizens. They regret that
they have been compelled. for want of
time. TO omi. several counties; but indulge
the hope that most Of the voters will meet
them al the above places. .
w. TROUSDALE;
w. B. CAMPBELL.
Nashville. April II. 1851.
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Hats, Boots and Shoes,

EUSr received by BRADFORD e. DoDsoN, a
- superior lot Of Hats, from the finest Mole
skin down to the cheapest Straw.
Also, fine lot Of Boots and Shoes--which
they will sell "as cheap as the cheapest"
April %, lS5l--tf l35
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Land Sale.

IN obedience to an order and decree Of
Il the Honorable Circuit Cont of Meigs
county. Tennessee. at the April term. 1851,
ia the case "t Joseph McCorkie and VIM.
5. Russell. Administrators OF the estate Of
James Blevins, deceased, o. the Widow
and Hers of said James Blevins, decd,
we will sci 10 the highrs, bidder on Sa,ur.
day. the 19Ih day Of July next, on the
premises. all the Lands of which the said
James BlevIns died. seized and possessed,
or so much thereof as may he necessary;
except what has been laid off to the Wild
ow as her dover, The Lands to be sold
consist Of two Town Lots in the town Of
Decatur, known in the plan OF said town
as Lots No. az and as. and about
One Thousand Acres of Land,
more or less. situated some 3 miles from
Decatur, with valuable Improvements
thereon. consisting of Grist and Saw
Mill, &c. The boundaries of said Lands
will be made known on the dav of sale.
The above Lands will be sold TO satisfy
the demands against said estate. One third
Of the purchase money will be required 10
bc paid down, and credit Of twelve months
will he given on the remainder, the pur.
chasers giving note with approved secure
". and lien retained on said land until
the purchase money is paid.
JOSEPH McCORKLE,
WIN. S. RUSSELL.
Adm'rs ofihe estate Of Jas. Blevins. decd.
May so. IS5l-St l4O
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POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. IN.
STRUCTIONS AND DECISIONS.


The Postmaster General has issued three
circulars from which we CLEAN the follow
ing:
Postage stamps are 10 be furnished to one
or more Of the principal postmast ers in each
county, who will furnish them u Other
postma .ters on demand, If paid Tor on deliv
ery. The people can purchase these stamps
Of the postmasters having them for sale.
Postage stamps can be used IN pre-. pay
ment IN letters to foreign countries. in all
cases where payment can be made in money
By the New Postage Law, it is q felony
to forge or counterfeit stamp, or to sell o,
have in possession with intent TO sell the
same. The penalty, on conviction, is nu,
exceeding $4,000 fine. or imprisonment for
five years, or both. AND TO use or attempt
to use q stamp, that has been used before.
is subject to q penalty Of $50 for each of.
fence.
Five and ten cent postage stamps, now IN
use, will not DO received after the SOth of
rho present month. and all persons holding
such. are required, before the Both of Sep
TENDER next, 10 present them for redemp.
ton to the nearest postmas ter authorized 10
sell stamps.
The postage on all books and other 2rn.
ted matter. except newspapers and periodi.
Gals published at intervals not exceeding
three monks, and sent from the office OF
publication 10 sexual nnd bonafde subscri,
bers. must be prepaid.
II by neglect Of q postmaster the pre-.
payment is not made. double prepaid rate
must be collected on delivery.
Postage on all letters, newspapers, and
other matter must be charged according to
were forwarded, and this must oe the route
by which they will soonest reach their des.
tination, although il is not the shortest.
All letters to and from Great Britain and
the Continent, when sent through EngInn6,
are charged as heretofore; ard all letters to
and from the continent Of Europe. not sent
through England. will be charged for inland
and sea postage 20 cents the single letter
without regard to distance,
Subscribers to periodicals must pre-. pay
the full quarters postage before delivery Of
the first number to obtain the benefit Of the
provision in this particular.
NJ newspapers other than those publish
ed weekly Oaly, are entitled TO circulate free
Of postage in the 'unties where published.
and the office OF publication, and not the
county line. is the place from which to com.
pu,s tho distance.
Newspaper publishers may send md re.
ceive their exchange newspapers free Of
charge, to and from Canada.
A newspape is not periodical, and sub.
scrbers are required to pay one quar- ter's
postage in advance, hut are entitled 10 no
reduction from the established rates.
Payments in advance on newspapers and
periodicals can only be mace by the subscri.
bers at the Post Office. where they are to be
delivered.
Letters mailed before the first day Of July
though delivered utter, will be charged with
the rates in force at the time Of mailing
thereof.
The new postage law goes into operation
the first day Of July next.--Cin. GAG.
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Buckets, Tubs, &c.

IN hand large lot OF Buckets and Tubs.
~ superior make, cedar and other de-
scrip,ions, and Tor sale low bv
Nav 80, 1851. S. X. REEDER.
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Bar Iron and CASTINGS

1000 y'ds Homemade Jeans
w ANTED, 70, which the hishes, mar.
w ket price in Goods will be given. hy
June &, 1851. S. X. REEDER,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
ENGLAND

Lord John RusSelI's government is very
weak. He cannot ge, his friends to rally
around him. A dissolution of parliament,
and general election is anticipated soon'
The agitation of the Catholics, both OF
England and Ireland, against The proposed
final measures Of Lord John Russell, cont'n-
hes unabated. The Prolecuoualist leaders
are making vigorous Preparations for the gen
eral election, in order 10 secure, in the House
of Commons, majority that will impose q
shllings dOty on corn and breadsiufis. Of
The Hungarian aud Polish refugees who ar
rived al Liverpool last week. lew ofthe Hon.
Rsriuns hive accepted the fS. appropriated
by the British Government TO defrGy their
expenses 10 America.