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Passengers Salad

In steamship Isabel from Caarlss,oa for c,,;c,-,.
J Keith, q. W. Keith and two servants V N cai, 7
Meth, Ihos. Ngglns, M~tin, s. Ramsay J. PoSdsI NJ
nan, AleI; Jscsson, +. NJ. White, G. H. Keith A X
Keith, III Keith. Rev. W. Kelly. lady, tire. al
u. Rhodes, Suffer, W. ReHkla N 81 Bsrsr n
hs1 r l. wilson Davis, W. Elan, A r. Perry.
"a 14s' oiosr' " Roll, M N. Holden J. A. Paei,
eod.J kagsdSle, J Basseton, H. B McConnelI AMI
ssrvsnI smith n. b c: Packed, Q Taie, 4, az q.
lns' S1t, " biewn Bozan. A. Code T BAL
lanes l. Martin, Baker PARIS and four s.rrsn,.
Z 81 sSlsas and servant. l. Bait, John Ward y v
Detespori, B. LaEier and servant. Powers and a.,
s,i p os'sdS Bruansr' Esefs + Blyoa. l..
IN sA'R lsasaA CroEsii, from Boston for Sen Fr,n.,
". A. Packard nAsAsu IA
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Amusfments.
a STOR~PLACE-ITALIAN OPERA

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OPERA.
FRIDAY Feb. a., 1854
On The occasion ofthe Benefits the pyics AZ sS,s.;o.
vii be Borss and Parquet 81 no extra ehsrre E,r -
carBx seats Amphithsater. IS cents "
bANLflI Of sIGNORINA B. sTEFTANONE
c,o. GRAND GALA NIGHT
Cal services en- this occasion. 49, "
RossnI's Semi Serious Opera Of
LA GAIA LADRA
sic AZ scene 81 LUCIA DI LAMMEkMOOR
slONOk l. sALNI ~ Edgsrso
siunA- eIEFFANONE a. Nmstts
hGnOhA PiCO as Piooo
siSNOh "A. VIETTT az GiAnretti
SlGNOR BENEVENT ANO a. Fernando
SIG j MARIRI a. Podesta-
SiGNORA COSTINI. a. Lucia
p.On SiGkOR RO5I, a. Habnno.
:, open svery day from 9,s O'Clock Doors open
Al u oeiock--io o mmenee alta
fositivelJ no } rec List. No Osdsu
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lFfom our Correspondents.l

PHILADELPHIA, Feb % -Arr1Ued-Bark Louisa,
Lncsay. CagdeLas; schrs Geo. Edwa.ds May, New
York Joseph Rusi RICE, o.; Cashier, Cullea. Do
Cape May, Ross New London; Leah. Saunders. New
YORK; W S. DAYTON Douglass, TO-; North Paciic Heg-
eft, do; Geo. S. Brown. IngsTsOl, do.
CieGrtd-Stmr. Pcno5Acol Clark New York; brig, Pau
Ina, Wynn B5s on schrs Ffea. Nor) Bull Charleston;
Sally. Ann, wnsmsre, New York; Geo. Edward, May,
de- Jos Rushing. Rice. do Kensihgton Foster, B0s
Cape MAY. Ross. New York; Honesty Appleton do ;
Henry + Baker Mclaughlin. do Sarah Cashier, Cullen.
DO John Pah, Johnston Flushing; Leah. Saunders
NeW-Yo k; " s. Dayton Douglass. New Bedford; Gss
i. Brown, Ingersoll, WilIiamsbursh Sally Wheiton,
New York
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Dy Electric telegraph.

LONDON Corn MARKEr, WEDNESDAY.
We have MY store OF wheat, having few buy
err, trade rules duh az Mondays currency. Foreign
steady derate business has been transacted Ia Bar
ley, Bfans and Peas a. late Peas cheaper TIE
supply OF Oats small prices however not higher. Other
articles upato1ed English white Wheat 42d 49,. do red
DO. 4CGiis Mailing Barley. 33a37s dis,ltllng do, ga
as arindlng co. s3G75s Brit SD Wheat, ESQ., forego
7lO, British Barley. lao foreign. $50 British Oats l.
oi0i foreign, l0iQ; British Flour $50; foreign, 300.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK vrn =,
See SersnfA Page fer additional sAiypax rn,,i,is,
Cleared.

Cleared.
ford sepha, M. San
Ships-Julia Howard, Bulkley, Charleu,o, ~.
es b Milan. Alien. GalTestoa ~. X Bios, " ar
ABBY Pratt. Wfnsor Norfolk. MAILER Lerd %
bnks-Dudey. MorTis0n, Charlest1n Dunh,u a -.
MARIA Ani'instie tham) RockmaA CalIao, F1,c non
briss- Emily. Small, Norfolk, J. W Mer.
~Ics, Jordan, Cardenas, II ID. Brookmau ~" s.;f
maE,ns'Sn Nesmiih Sous De.so iMer PAL
A q. Benson. N@st&u, N. p !,
seh9onets-Merchant. Couch Rchmand n II
Ehpy JShhsan, Cole. Baltimore, Joha.sn a rlefson
@ sees bs'dw.n Philadelphia, Jane, Usna Graen
oeas FslieT, Philadelphia J w Mckee Ahu' Ssssa-
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GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS

~ by the ALLEGHANIANS. pnOr 10 their departure
for California at Metropolitan Hall, MONDAY ana
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS Mach and g. 49,
HE ALLEHANIANS, grateful to their heads and
the public the veiY liberal patronage which has bees
extended TO them IN past and beng about 10 embark
for California would mos ytctiuy announce that Asy
vii giye heir FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENTS Al
Metropolitan Hall. on the above evenings.
These being positively tho lat opportunities they VII
have OF appear New York prer 10 their 6as dspn
tue TO the Pacific shores they viii offer TO their endst
rich aud varied - ogran embracing maay Of their most
Popular Songs. both new AID I'D.
Among them the following Will be sung:
New Song fer Dear Native Land Going to California.
The Good Od Folks az Home Song Of Labor
The Old FaTmo s Eegy. Uncle Sans Farm.
My Mountain Home. The OF Church Bell
Ship on Ere. The Robins Carol, Birds rempernes
Song
The Old faShiered Bible. Rest FOR the Soul
Kathleen niavOOrneen. Welcome 10 kossuth.
Cool Time Coming BIO hers; and many ttkera
MISS GOODENOW VIII also snga
FAREWELL SONG.
Written to the tune OF Home, Sweet Home, and pre-
pared expressly for her Alo several other ilar songs
both and old
The Evenings Ensort linment 20 conc ude with an
ORIGINAL GRAND FAREWELL SONG,
In the ever memorable snd endearisg Aud Lwf
SyIe ard the great chorus OF which the audience are
daily invited 10 join
Tickets Is cents Reserved Seats so cents Tobe had
the principal NIutic Stores and a. the door Monhy
rs eling. Doors open a. q o'clock Entertainment to
commence at7i III
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MARRIED.

On the 25th inst by the Rev Dr. Burchard, Miss sA
kAH THOMAS, OF New York, to FREDERICK
CADMUS, of Philadelphia.
On wednesday evening, Feb. 10, By Rev. John c.
Nichols Miss MARY l. daughter Of Elp5alet Hua,lng
ton, Esq, OF Lebanon, Conn., Mr. r. A. Sheldon, Of
Columbus Ohio ltDSW&Wt
la Brooklyn Tuesday evening Feb. "a, by the Rev
+ l.. Taylor, Dir Ed, II. PEEK, Of New~York, to
Miss SUSAN MIrTER, ofthe former place
- Syracuse p ipeTs please copy
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By Telegraph.

BOSTON, Feb 25--No arrivals OF import incs today.
Below ship Harr 1t Irving. from C0qpimbO.
CID bark Union, Baltimore bngs Echo. aad J. NJ Clay
ton Tim dad; schrs. ADb0, Lawrence, Port Prince !;
Thomas Fennsr, Phil sfClphia.
CHARLESTON. FAB 10 SIR. Br bark John. Liverpool.
ship MedoIa, Caan reports la 46 norh. Ion ITO
passed the wIecs of the Aun Alexandria, OF Eantlc.e
stove by whale Jan IL. lat. 81 s. lon 43 passed !
clipper ship painted black, steering south Sid ship Chase,
HaIishnT-h. New EOk bark Edisto, Boston brig EN-
blen, mother port schr C. StratOn, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Wright. Candy g. Co.'S Circular.

Per Atlantic LIVERPOOL. Wednesday, Feb. IL, 1852.
COTToNFOr the past three days since the sailing OF the
Cambria the market for this article has been rather de-
pressed THAI Otherwise with only limited inquiry from
The trade The Asia arrived Saturday evening aud her
adyces had the effect Of causing holders TO offer their
stocks very ireey winch be ng IN excess oil the deminl
gave buyers slight advantage in Drce, particularly
IN the middng and lower qualities This mani
fest yesterday morning. but before the close CT business
and upon the receipts OF favorable accounts from
Manchester than generally expected, Exporters cane
ard and by their iat0as the sales enlarged
which impaired tone and to day marke! apens
with inquiry and at steader The sales
Saturday were estimated az geo bales; Monday 70GO
yesterday, 70t0 and to day will probably reach 5000 bales
q 600 speculation and xg1r Of the above about 81 900
American Spectators and Etp)TteTs tbut prilcplls
the latter have taken about 1850 bales, of which about
90C0 are American.
Import for same time about 1900 bales. principally
American East Winds having Apparently set in, arrivals
ale likely to be restricted fDr a while.
FAR hTidding Ordinary.
New Orleans ------------------4. i4GA 4Gf.
M0oie -
Atlantic .-------------------.---5 4.
In Manchester business continues 70 wear hs Lthy
aspect and the market for both GOODS and YARN blg
particularly the later dIm; and although traas
actions are not extensive, there is NJ great accumulation
The GRAIN markets have exhibited less anmliln AMI
prices have rather downward tensncy, FLOUR hayiuy
bushel. INDIAN Corn also he quoted 81 = quarter
lower eGd IN limited demand Should the present weather
follow
ASHES steady demand Gas 3D. for Pots and 2is
Cd for Pearls
BARK sells in retail at Is Cd. for hrs. Phladslphi,
CLOVER FEED is IN request, particularly the middlag
and lower qualities, and commands extreme rates No
sales in TIMOTHY Or FLAX SEED
d. IARD-2O tuns realized a. 4 cst
TALLow s'esdy at s7s 60 for fine ola'itio'
TURPENTINEl,0C0 hblS COOS rough changed hands a.
Is Cd NJ sales ia SPIRITS or TAR
REsIN-salss embrace 7o0 bbs at 3, 81. for common
Amber.
RIcE-In good demand, wiihou. chaago in price.
1iNsERD CAKEs-Eo sales for want Of stocS.
oLs7lI Transactions are quite Of retail character at
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Receipts Of Produce. THURSDAY, Feb. &c

By Ere Railroads.&c. pkgs Butter IL casks Ashes 1913
sides Leather, 1886 bbs and 81 bags Flour, 39i bush.
Wheat 800 do. Oats, SO Hogs, and 10 bales Wool
BIZ Ne1r- Haren Rqilroqdl25 bags Rye $50 bush Oats
bales Hops IS bbls Flour n Hogs 900 sides Leather IS
pkgs Butter, bbs Whisky, 80 Cattle and 80 Sheep.
b. Hudson R-er Rqiiroadll1 bbls and 10 bags Flour
100 pigs Butter, 10 casks Ashes l40 bush Con- 525 DO
Oats 1893 sides Leather 90 head Cattle 2 Sheep 333
Hogs l22 bbs Lie 35i bales Hay, 3 pigs Bacon, and
q nix Merchandise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

q The Gymnasium connected with the
college at wlllismstown, Massachusetts, was de-
sueyed oy are on Thursday. Nothing was saved
AND there was no insurance
Nv There are 900 places 10 st. Louis
TO be about $lQ per day.
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Ian 10 lat "A IS NJ Ion IS 40, bark Delswaran from
psltmo for Pernambueo - DAYS cut.
Ftb i3 laf s. ~ NJ lon 50 IS W., ship Greenwich from
Boston for Nre-0rlcaRs
Feb IS lat IS Ion SO 80 ssseen brig steering sE
showing white slsnal with red border. aud black
AZ 0w IN The ceIttr
Jan TO- lat q 10 S. lon rs 50, ship Harriet Ervss.
Spawn from Coquimbo for Boston
Feb 49, lat IS rs, lon 70 TO- bark Maria Foster, from
Boston for Havana -, -.
Boston fc. New. Orleans
FEB 49, lar IS H. Ion. "a. q, brig wildes p Walker,
f,o N Providence for Matanzas.
Jan IS lat &c. lon TO- ship Oiomoco from LVeTp00 'of
Feb s off Tortugs., ship VIM. II HMbsck. from Mobile
FEB 70 lat IS 20 lon GO So ship Hope Goodwin, from
Portsmouth, for Mobile ,, , -,
Feb 90 lat 30 TO- lon IS, passed orlg H. C. LoTen,
from Csrdenas for frankfort. -,
Feb a. la 2. 49, Ion. 10 o. schr Bowdich Of Banscr
from Havana for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

The net receipts of the revenue Of Great
Great Britain in the year ending 5th ult were esq.,
2SSos6 los Sd. and the expenditure. fi9 sos, Clio
lis I'd leaving the excess of income over the ex.
penditure, 1876 As TO- According to the bal
ance sheet the balances of public money in the Ex
chequer on the 5,h January 1851, amounted to
fs2456'6 Is. Gid, and on the 5,h ult the balances
were fS,ssl, 627 IS Id
The effect of the foreign news here has
not been important. The Cotton market TODAY Is
unchanged, but The movement in Breadstufs is
checked, and Flour is 81. lower. The light stocks in
market have, however, a strengthening influenced
The bill IN regard to the redemption of
New-Jersey Bank notes still hangs in the Legisla-
ture. As matter of justice TO the community il
would probably be their duty to pass it, bu. as mat
ter OF interest TO themselves they will gain by letting
matters remain as they are. The banks estaolished
under this law will asss. in paying their taxes and
supporting their schools, while the evils Of the sys-
tenn fall upon US where the notes circulate
The gross receipts of the Housatonic
Railroad for 1851 were 1929 cal, an Increase of
$4,000 over 1850. The expenditures were 500, 49,
showing an excess Of receipts expenditures Of
sioS9Oa, Deducsing the rents of the Berkshire and
ssockondge Railroads s'4s0s, the net receipts are
aeo' ss7,4o2. The whole of the floating de5. viii
PROBABLY be paid of during the current year.
Liberal subscriptions are being obtained
to he Albany and susQuehannsh Railroad
The Sacketts HarbOr and Saratoga Rail.
road Company has been Organized.
At Boston the Money market continue,
to become easier. The street rate. are nj \, cen,
TIE Philadelphia Ledger saws it is gen
orally conceded that the opening Of ths snr;nv
Trade IN that city will be followed with upu,v.,
ouoysney and general rise of prices. Tae,e cor
illusions are founded on the fact of the known want
in the market for all the anthracite coal ,hst ,ss
various avenues can supply, and the general close
condition Of all business The last years ssrinxencx
In the money marks. has pretty much Topped trade
OF all It's redundancy, and yet business is in tia,
heathfal condition that it can spring into unusual
ACTIVITY. The good tine coming" seems to be
close at hand Money continues easy, and good
paper con'innss to Re placed at has y cent.
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Whalers.

Ar New-Bedford 2i,h brig Ora Taf' Demoranvine
Providence to ht Tor whaling .,., ,
Ar Al New. bedford 2iIh schr Amelia, (of Sandwich
Horie from Atlantic Ocean With 100 bbs sp. oil.
Bark Joseph Butler, Of Nantucket. which an a. view
Bedford zih brou gnt home z9i eos sp, SEQ do. VIII OIL
and 81 600 los. bone.
AtSt Thomas Feb 10. brig Esther May. Of Nsw-Or-
leans from a cruise oil not reported
letter from NJ Bliss officer of ship VIM. Badger Of
Iyrn reports vessel off Port Dauphn Nov %. WIN
SIS bills sp Ci hav0g taken IS since leaving Maar-
tus all well
RI brig Flint. from Pemambuco for Liverpool was
spoken Jan 49, lat OIL lon 81 49, and reported leaving
al p 10 date bui probably only few days previous an
whale ship. bark and brig l ng al qlaaatAe,
" IN fever OF board contracted al the Cape de Verde
Islands THE bark and brig are probably the charles
ton Packet of New Bedford and Tyles,oD. OF Nantucst
before reported as pernsmbuco Dec 49, with crew sick
letter from Cast Lewis. OF bark Charleston Packet OF
New Bedford, reports her at PenAmosco Jan all WELL
ready for sea =
spoken-Jan o. at 10 s. lon 30 bark Sarah Sheas.
Wall of and from New Bedford for North Pacnc " days
all well.
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND

DsUpPLIEs. Feb 81. ls5s-TO CONTRACTING.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the once o. VI
Commissioner Of Repairs aad suppss, (baseHsnt ~ a
west end New CITY Hal notil Monday, MafchS.i
o'clock, NJ. st which lime hey will be puolicy ~ n
for GROWING thu Russ PAVEMENT. 200 - IN
Broadway which not groosed-the grooves TO be
angles with the line Of the street such manner tn@ w
space between he johns ald shall act
inches SAID grooves TO be notices than CT an ncn 80.
and not less than inches wide on toe surface. -
mstors WI state the per superficial square
also the time IeqEirsd TO complete the work rfo,S-s
20 Be indcrsed E,umsie for growing the kuss ~
menf in Brosdway" Blank sstis vii BE- iuisess
az this Office. n. B-rhe Commissioner reeefvesa ~,
night of rejecting al 81 ths estma
tho interest Of the CsrpoTsron. WIN ADAMs'
nj Con missioner Of Repair and sapsp~''
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hISlAruRs ALSaxAo...-rHIs CAV
seN-hsss-- 81 Ssts---- ts Aeos-sst. au-
aieH wArER-..-Feo a. ---' 1Ah
saasg EcSk- IL tA Gov. Island. Inn gsn
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SUPREME COURT. Citv and County

EUPREME COURT, City and County
- OF New-Yerk.-Hsnry Y. Geast against The Can.
zen insurance Company OF New Jerey.-Summoas t ~
np,sy demand ON contract -(Com. not served lie
fANDANT You are hereby summoned and feques,ss
once Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New Yen
sttne City Hall in the Cay Of New York, on the ~ ~
vi iSoz and % serve copy Of your WA
ssid compliant On the subscriber al hb Once, NO -.
o. IN the City Of NswYoIb, within twenty das ~ ~
seIyee OF this summons you, erclssive o. M -,
srcA service and you fan TO answer ne sse 80.
pant within the time Aforesaid the painsn IN ms
VII take Judgment against you for The sum OF ~ ~
sand and seven hundred dollars with insrem non -
twentieth day Of April. thousand eight haAds' a.
forty nine, besides the costs Of this action -D.Ies -
uary 9. ls57 II. W. GENET, Attorney 10 psySlad
f7f iaw6wEs No. - VAIN
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Cost.


OST.-TwO PROMISSORY MOTIFS,
- Enclosed In DUN wrapper both made By hsy Anns
Pc and iIdorsed by me the for s7<l g. dated sn
February last, at moa.hs the other for $A3 IT, Ins
pubic cautioned against negotiating the a. pay
ment hasbsen stopped, and tbeT only valuable TO the
loser liberal reward will be paid leaving the sane
with s H. FLEETWOOD, No 20 NASSAU st. c.13,z7f 81
STOLEN or MISLAID. Notice is
~ gwen, that twenty four Water Works Debsstarsd
the Corporation OF Quebec have been stolen mslsA,
dated ID February inst One Hundred Pounds Sterling
each, wnh thirty seven Coupons TO each. Payable
Messy Barirg, Brsthsrs c. g. London All nunbsrnx
the Debentures from 346 10 $50 inclusive Tbs Ceupsw
payable semi annually. aud the DsbenaIss LAT Eoy 1
Payment has been stopped M iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

FRIDAY and SATURDAY. EVENINGS, and on SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON the magn hcent romantic pa
geant of ST GEORGE and the DRAGON, viii be per.
formed IN the Ring toge her viii great vanety Of Horse
manship. sc. Bokes Is Gems PIl. ~ cents. mn
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81 ETROPOLITAN HALL.-The grea.

l Asst WEEK will positively close
- on SATURDAY. Feb. 28,h, the exhibition Of
LECTZE'5 Great National Picture Of WASHING
TON CROSSING THE DELAWARE" at Stayvssans
Institute, No. $50 Broadway. 2Sf6
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Spoken. he.
Feb u, Chatham l. gin NV By N As milss bark K.s,,
Fs,sssden, from Boston lss BAEmors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

r. The HssteySon Gazette, published
in Fiem.rgsoz. N : has Completed iss ssh year
under the sci:orisi saIpisea CT II. O. Burlington.
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EOR CALIFORNIA.--One Passage
u Ticket IN Cabin by U. s mail steamer GK0RGia''
zith March. through u ssB Francis Price 500 "A
dres post, paid Boz, I7G1 Post Office New Ysrk nfh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS

n by The FRASER FAMILY, at Hose Chapel, this
week. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVE
kIHGS, and at knckerbCcker Hall On FRIDAY EVE
MING. Tickets % ceais Doors open at 7-comnsacs At
8sciock. xf3ts
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-03-25

SALARIES IN OHro.-It will be re.
collected that the Senate OF this
State passed bill fixing the salaries
of members Of the Legislature at
four dollars per day: that OF the ou-
preme Judges at 1000 dollars, and
the Common Pleas Judges at l,SOO
dollars. The bill passed that body
with an unusual large majority
Ths bill went to the House where
all except the four dollars per day
was stricken out, and then passed.
The members OF the House have
thus voted themselves one dollar ad-
ditional 10 that received b. any OF
their predecessors, but are wrangling
and demagogueing about increasing
the salaries of Judges and State Off
GERS.
Ii is a notorious fact, and one
which was clearly and fully set forth
in the report of the Senate commit
tee, that Ohio pays her officers less
than any State in the Union. The
figures have so often been presented
that all understand it. This is true
more especially in regard to Cover,
nor and Judges. Public opinion in
this State was prepared and expected
that the present Legislature would
pass salary bill increasing their SAL
aries to a lair and just compensation
for the labor bestowed. When we
speak OF public opinion we do no:
include the few worthless agitators
who would still make this a party
queslion-who would oppose il be-
cause therein can be found a text
suited TO their stereotyped slang of
the "rich against the poor" "a mo-
MED aristocracy." But even this
class should be consistent, and not,
like The members of the House, pass
a bill raising their own pay, till it
exceeds that paid by most States,
without debate. But little credit
can well be given to the argumen tof
men for voting against this act of JUS
tice 10 the State officers and Judges,
who are so eager TO increase their
own per diem.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-03-25
Thc s,ruezIe Hand.

Europe is armIng for war
France is prepared, at a moments
warning, for aggressive hostilities.
Her people expect it. They are not
satisfied with this secondary position
of France. From the days Of
Challemagne their ambition has
been, the control OF the Continent.
The ruinous exactions of Louis XIV
are overlooked in his glory as the
ruling spirit of Europe, in his day.
For the spIendors of the Empire
under Napoleon, France will toler-
ate even the most despotic DEGREES OF
his nephew. But he must maintain
the glory of France; he is aware Of
il. She was never better prepared
for re>enacting the campaigns Of the
Empire. Her army, in equipment
and discipline, is far superior TO any
other in Europe. 1t desires employ
ment; the internal quiet Of France
demands it; Europe expects if; Eng
land fears it. But just at this crisis
the Emperor Nicholas cautions his
young disciple IN absolnteism against
playing the game Of Emperor with
out special permission. This state
of things cannot last long. The
affairs OF Europe are coming to a
head. The abilities OF Louis Napo-
leon Tor the crisis will soon be tested.
The Austrian government has
ordered the forts of Milan to be put
into a state Of complete defence, in
case of war, against which it has
provided a reserve fund. The Aus
trian army in lilly amounts to $780,
600 men, and the taxes are so high
that emigration has commenced to
an unknown extent. An acre OF
land, which used to pay 80 francs a
year, has now 10 pay 90 or 100
francs. As few peasants possess land,
the number Of rural poletarians
(paupers) dependent on the landlords
tor iood is enormous.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-03-25
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
HALIFAX, March IL.

The steamship Niagara, with four
days later news from Europe, arri-
we'd at this place this morning.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool
on the 29th ult., and the pacific. on
the lst instant.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENcE.-The
Liverpool Cotton market had been
exceedingly active, and the sales of
the week were fully 1900 bales:
prices were slightly higher.
Breadstuffs were dull; and holders,
in order to effect sales had made
slight concessions to buyers.
The provision market was active,
and the leading articles had impro-
we'd.
The London Money market was
easy; the bullion in the Bank Of
England was increasing. Consols
had slightly improved.
American Stocks were steady.
The general intelligence by this
arrival possesses no feature Of impor-
tance.