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THE SAINT paw.

NSk This superb new steamboat, nearly ot
y-.4.~-.5xsstS the size oi The Keokuk Packets aud
.xxIs5.5Ex with accommodations equal to The
ze sE xS2x1 best boats the river viii be in the
regular Galena and Paul trade the ensuing season
making two trips per week, possible The Saint Paul
VIII be hard 10 beat The times of arrival and depsr-
ture OF this boat, will be rs soon as regular
trps are commenced NJ. X: HARRIS, Master.
Feb. 81, 1852.
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Exchange and Deposise OGlce OF
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON 81 co.,
st. .4atbony Street, 81. PAIL,
NHONEES on deposije, and interest allowed on all
AVk deposited for three months and
Exchanges the principal cities East and south, for
sale
Collections III any of the States promptly attended
Investments made in Real Estate. otlic for
person. living OF the Territory, the most ivauta-
grUus
Office hours, from 70 to II o'clock, and from 3 to 4
O'Clock. 33,f
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Tksl Man NJ. SMITH

XAyOULD respectfully inform the Merchants and
w Others having Notes anu Accounts collect,
that he will attend tn the collecting rf Notes and
counts in St. Paul, ~. Anthony and the surrounding
country. Per centage moderate, and ali business in
trusted To my cerc viii be prou.gtH attended TO, |
have other business ily hands.
References:
Capt. 4. Wilku, Sec'y of Territory: ;. H. Sergeant,
w. Dahl, VIM. II. Stil!nan n Co.; II. G.. SiIidfnrl,
DIR. n. Barbour.
MAY I've foun0 at the store OF VIM. ~. Stiman & Co,
when not absent on business All Notes and Accounts
left i'll the hands of w. II. Stlnan Co., viii receive
prompt attention by me.
TRUMAN VI. SMITH.
st. Paul, Feb. II, lc52. 4i-ly.
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

NEW MEAT MARKET.
TIME subscribers have opened market for the sale
of Fresh meat, Third Street. in the rear Of the
Fremont House, st. Paul. (the place lately adver-
tised the market OF Mr. 1italow) where people
OF ST. Paul and vicinity, will be furnished with good beet
at living prices.
36tf TAINTER S LANDERS
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CITATION F1gS Y ..-Thc members Of the Legislature
~ viii dnd fac assortment of stationery at
". :. COMBS Book store
Next door 10 PAIRING TOMS buck
Saint Paul Jan 8 IS52 aS-tf
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hi. JARVIS, NAO Is dsposing Of his Stock in Ine
Art as fast possible, will take Pictures al lower
prices than were ever known before in the West and
such as are easily portable BY mai any part The
world
What think you OF good Pictures at 81 SO?
ST. Paul, Feb, g. 1852. 42-tf
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DOWN RIVER MAIL.

M h,t'ocNNhh =" foNEiS are now pTopr!etoTs
w oi Inc Down Elver Mail Line between ST. J. Plul,
Prairie dI Chen and Gacnl ard viii make two rcclar
tnps each week, to wit leaving 81, Paul Mondal
and Thursdays at O'Clock A. NJ and Prairie du Chen
the days aud the hours through in four
ana half days Fare Si3 90.
Jan. ~ lej2
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CARPET WEAViNG,

fENiE SUBSCRIBER, at the corner Of Fifth and Min
nesota Streets, 81 taul, il pre- pared 10 weave rag
Carpets, equal in appearance TO Ingram Carpets at
very low pice. Any sort of old garments may used
mp more economically IN this way, than any other;
and there Is scd.ccly family tat may NOT Il short
time save enough III this way fer halsolc aud dura-
bic carpet EDWARD NJ. WALTERS.
January J. IS 31y
p. ). carpets hand for saIe; and all sorts Of Rags
bought or exchanged ior Carpets.
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SAINT PAUr.TO FoRTHEPLEY.

AA now undertake to carry through me mai, reg
w nlaIiy, between ST. Paul and Fort Ripley, and 10
convey passeHge-s, IL comfortable stnges leaving 81
Paul regularly every Monday morning III nine O'Clock
with The mail ard with any Passengers or ENress bNsi
hess intrused 20 our care, between s. Paul and Fort
Ripley. CORBiTT
Jan. % iIT
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EAtsksr. BAKERY.

yENIE undersigned, the American House. Saint
n Paul, wish Il to be understood by Niagers and
by TIT people OF minnesota large that they viii al
ways be prepared ID sell Pilot Bread, Boston Crackers
Butter Crackers. and al kinds ol Crackers Gai,na
and ST. ios prices, ard o tne best quality; and
rrisi 10 families, for balls ard parties, every kind Of
Cakes. L. Call and examine.
STUART d SPENCE.
I,lrc
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WIG: WANTS FURNITURE:

semA ". Vt. NIEES,
Al The CIDLVET UIRE-ROOW. cor
Ezt4n Fer OF Third and Minnesota Streets, Saint
W Paul, keeps on hand, and will sell cheap
3-3T ior cash, Sofas, Divans, B3:e nus, Tables
WIN M Desks, Lounges, DcdateaGs, Chairs and all
~ other descriptions of Cabire Ware, made
in the best manner, and Of wcll-sea-
soned materials. The uDliC respectfully Invited 20
rl Ill nd q, aii,ire
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DIR. Y. EABEiTT.
q. f.. FREN CEI. NJ. d.,

HuAS his Office in the rear Of l.. 81 ans Store. wi,
ft he will be ready to attend to professional calls
saint Paul November 1851 32y
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PATTISON & BENSON.

PATTISON BENSON,
A r THEIR LIVERY STABLE. in the rear Of
IA the American House Saint Paul have their
horses well corked up ard in tpop condition for
segs and also have their cutters and old. paint ted
up the top Of the Art; also, supply of new clean
Buffalo Robes and thing in snug, gentcel and
Portable order for seigl-rding.
Saint Paul, December, 1851.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STORAGE, Forwarding & Commission Merchant,
- Leyee Lower Landing, 81. Paul, Min. Ter.
Feb. 10, 1852 AA-tv
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CATuCART 4 nnOYIIER.

Southwest corner OF Roberts and Third streets
A RI selling OF The balance Of their Stock OF " Nnes
IA and Liquors II cost and charges, which is much
lower than they cOuld be bought in Gdlen.t.
Their Stock consists o the ioIloNn Port ard
Malaga Wines, Bfan les OF different brands purc,
II ioahd Gin Swan brand a.So American Brandes and
Gins, old uonsa Whske}, old Coppel stiii'd do.
These wishing to purChi>e Woud find il 10 Their ad-
vantage to call and eNamne before purchasing else
where, they close Ike above aEdV iI
offer great tarsalas Tor CASI
ST PauI Eeb ~ I91p i9-tf
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Door, Sash, and Blind Aanufictory,
(Correr oi Fourth and st Peter S.rcei4.)
NJ. WISE y CO.,
E1vVrR grateful for tn liberal patronage heretofore
kL extended them beg leave rltrnl the b.. liers
OF 81 Paul and The rest OF mankind Ia general that they
AWAY hand, and Gare trCd to ailI
unoulii Of Door, Window Sash. pnGs Gd frames 10
order, 4 notice in the durable and
the most reasonable prices for cash. Give call.
Decembcr =. lS5l. MICHAEL WISE
Soy JONAS GlSE.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STnRE

On ST. AlhOny Stree,, tco Goors Geia,g ne 1merican
House.
TENnE undersigned would respectfully invite the
x ton Of the public, their large and well selected
stock of Groceries ard Provisions Also, Ready Made
Cio,hiug, Roots, Shoes, Wines, Liquors, Nails Glass
Hardware. etc, all of which will be sold cheap for cash
L. Please call and examine before Purchasing else
aheie. IRVINE "a BROTHER.
Paul. Oct IS lS5l
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Gaint pau! Dusiuess Goros.
(.NECR1NIC.iL.)
r. ". PRICE.

T.. b.. PRICE
HbLASTERER, Can be found near the corner of lack.
son and Sixth streets the lower Single mil
h. B. p. has served regular apprentice ship at the bns
ness oi paserine and believes he give entire salts
incuoh 10 those WI" may employ him, any branch
his business.
I. Two good journeyaen are wanted imm ediately
81 Paul Aag. II, 1851. II
BEVANS LANSING.
hnALhh' IN stoves, ana manufacturers OF every des
2T ciipuon OF Tin and Copper Ware few doors he
low tae american House, 81. Anthony street.
June PC, ISL 40
6. INQUIRE, CT NSNrYTH.
A ! the sign OF the Big Gan, Third street, ST. Paul
"a next door 10 Caves Saloon, is prepared do any
WORK ia sis line If business promptly and TO the entire
satisfaction ot Gus toners.
july 81, leDl. Is
CaVENDER & MATTHEW'S.
FDLACkSdlTHS at the Red SHOP, tie east side o
DB Roherts street, 81. Paul, prepared with the
best stock OF non and see of all pattes and varieties
that ever was brought TO this town; including beside
common English and American iron. Jnn.atu, Bloom,
Swedes Russia and English bar; also German and bis
ter Steel and an article of steel for cutlery, equal tc
hest Of Sheffield. in connection with Smith .:hop.
wc have also Wagon shop with sllpply Of the best
seasoned white oaN and other material, for making tip
top wagons, bugses, and sltshs, which make, roa,
AID variant Ia orGer, IN short notice Ase every des-
cription If pl0ws.
We intend put the business Of our shop straight
through. Aud thoug. it may be sad live 10y our
CiSes and foIge and steel for Ii, ing. mean 10 do
honest work for homes, prices
May -, 1851. 4-Iv
NATHAN SP!CEK,
ICdichmQhtn dad Jsucieg, Third-st. 81 PGui.
XMAS just received and keeps constantly on hand a
Z general assortment OF Clocks, Watches aud Jew
e.r.. Also, Perfumery and other article "A his ne
GcntcHcn and Ladies respectfully invited 10 cal
..ovember, ISL
STYLISH COATS.
6tESTEEi. Vests and well-fiitns Pants have much
NJ TO 90 with the success OF naikiud. The dress. is
The most obvious index Of tte and PERHAPS The ma
Jouty Of people unconsciOsy make the criterion OF the
wc2ier. IL VIII be study enable customers 10
make good Impression Upon the world lar as il can
be accomplished by apparel. We have ~ large assort-
ment Of cloths and trimmings Of every quality and viii
not only make al garments to order warranted 1T;
but shah keep on hand u choice ready
made clothing, coats pants. vests cravass overcoais
As drapers and !ors, intend deserve the en-
of SAINT Paul. We always be found in shop, On
Third street, nearly opposite H. 4. i.a,nbrri's.
WILLIAM ~ HENRY NIEHAJS.
Saint Paul, May 90 IeJl e-iy
To the Citizens ofSt. Paul and Ticinity
FE'HE undersigned having carried the business o.
Il Building SAINT Paul for the past ear and from
crafty he intends continue The business Of his proes-
sion in tins City.
Geltiemen wishing build, be accommodated with
plans bills, estimates and specifications, by calling the
subscriber 1T his Office in Lew Sloan's store.
" G. rRENTISS.
Saint Paul, Ma, 90 81. 6-tf
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Look not mournfally az the past; but Wisely
improve the present.
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
A Nd DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States, at
"A the Office Of the Minnesota Outfit, By
May ], 1851. CHAs. W. BORUP
2-lv.
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DOCTOR CARLOS,

Surgeon, Physictan aaa .Fccouchef,
GRADUATE Of the Paris and Turin Universities,
"A has taken his residence in st. Paul. lie viii take
Measure in exhibiting hs diploma to any ore who de-
r~, ia see IT, Dr. T.. wll have his Office al NJ Turpns
on Fourth street, St. Paul where he ca: he f"und and
viii crompfly attend 10 every call.
NIB DIR. G.. has instruments OF the most approves
l;as far every surgical operation required. Spy
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Saint Souls.

HENRY STAUFfEa. WIN NJ. DONALD. Il. Ii. BEEson
Ii. STAUFFER CO.,
PAPER MANUFAC URERS,
Paper Mill Warehouse, No il6 North Second Street,
Saint Louis. Mo.
Always on hand Printing, Writing and Wrapping Ia
per, &c, at very low prices. 2-52
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS
Corner Of Third dad Pine Streets.
T. BARNUM, proprietor, will always be happy
his trends, who down business pleasure rem
Wisconsin, Minnesota and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sissippi river. Nov. II, 1850.
y. CHOUTEAU, JF. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOTNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau, HarriSon IL Valie,
HDROPRiETORS of the 81. LOUIS ROLLING MILL <.
Il will keen on hand fall supply of merchant bar
iron boiler plate, sheet iron and nails, manufactured
their establishment, from the Of the Iron Mountain
and VIII also keep all other articles usually kept in
iron store TO which they invite the attention OF coun
merchants.
IL Warehouse, No l2s, Second street, g.. Louis, Mo
CHAS. w. BORUP.
Agent at 1T. Paul.
Nav s, 1851. 3--tf.
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or To some persons, and they know Cs-A
rESN well enough how 10 find horses; but fpS5$SA
1S~.N il you give men the best horses and x1|-aSN
ponies in Minnesota, they will not know where find
good Haters Saddles Brides MartiEgales aud Harness
ses, until ,hcv leaIn thai s. u. FRENCH has re-
moved across Third Street ~. Paul into shoa,
next door east cf Saml III. Sorgents; where every
branch al Saddlery and iiameas-makin-. rs well rs
TEunk-inAking is done rather cheaper and better than
any Wbere else in Minnesota.
.;a,f Botf *
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EXpRHSs NOTECE

EXPIRES NOTICE.
KTR. BURBANK viii leave II Paul for Galcna as
WI Messenger, every other Monday, commencing the
Goth inst.
The Company have made arrangements with Mcssrs.
Corwih OF Galena, BY which persons wishing TO remit
money to England, Ireland Germany, be
nod8ted
BURBANK, TAWCETTE & co.
St. Paul, Feb, S, I5j2. 42-tf
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DIR. y. BAR BOT Il

VKYOULD respectfully inform the citizens of SAINT
w paui and vicinity tat he has returned after il
temporary absence oi months. and offers his pro
Erssona services the pub Thankful ior past N
and soliciting share of pu0iic patronage he viii prac
.ice upon the Eclectic Reform Principle, dscartns mer
cury in all forms. He i'll bc found 81 his old stand
al all hours, except when professionally engaged
April To- 1851. 2-Ji
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, III. STEVENS y CO..

e PROFESSIONALLY. the place 10 buy Goods ar
- the lowest prices, north ui SAINT Louis, is AT the
store lately kept by Tracy. Sd street, crowded
with such goods TINT IL makes every lady who sees
the.I, violate the tenth commandment 70 look at
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5tillpater Business CARDS.

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stillwater MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
,cdrrd nted genuiae.
ABRAM VAN VORHE,S,
Attorney and Counsellor at La,c and Solicitor in
Choaeery.
iii attend I'll professional business to his
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter 62-tf
THEODOR T.. PARKER.
Attorney & Counsellor at Law.
SfiHcafey, MiRnesots Territory.
STORE IN SALTWATER.
NMYH. w. HANKS, on Main Street, in saltwater one
" door north of Dr. Carli's new building, has OPEN
ed general assortment OF Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
ware, Csockers and all such goods usually kept
ia country store, which he will sell extremely low lor
ready pay ~ Cali and look.
May 20, lS5l. 6-ly
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GOING IL AEO.L

.'GDINt. II Ak.O.E.''
eINRLD. HARDY, now sole pIoprie Of the Aie
II lean Saloon; and being 80 longer in COMPANY, l.
therefore none tle less Gnsous 10 pany; being
prepared IT ali times, 10 treat them win the bcsi il
has in his shop.
St Paul, January -, lsj2--tl:f
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+. h &. DRUM.
MAIN STREET OpPosITE GALENA HOTEL.
NE ANtFACTURE ana Keep constantly Oh hand
w complete assortment OF fancy and WINDSOR Chairs.
Also Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks Looking
Glasses, Bedseads, &C. &c. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase will do well call before they 6uy elsewhere
prepared to sell good article. aud
invariably cash, afford 10 sell as cheap
cheaper than other in Ike city. reasonable de-
ducton made 10 persons Buying sell again. All orders
from a distance ruDctualiy attended to-
Gacna, May, 1851. "a y
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ENN!, III. WEIGH,

ATTORNEY AND CorN rNsELLoe 1T LAW.
rSOMMISS SSjONER FOR the State OF Nichgan O.i:c
u III irvines brick building, near the American.
St Paul, January g, 1892. 3sy
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e. y. EGGtTS q co.
HNCR Mandatory; everything III the fur line made
n IN the best manner. Ladies fafs sleigh roics, fur
coats caps and gloves Upper Town, Fuilers brick
store Il. Paul 45-ft
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DIR. a. u. PRISBINE,
Physician and Surgeon.
VWNENpERS his the citizens oi
st. Paul and vicinity. Ulce in irvine's new brIc h
building st. Anthony street, few doors below the
American House.
Octeber I6. 1851. 2o-u
DIR. j. II. DAY.
WY ILL practice his pro sson ia Saint Paul and VIZ
w cniiy. Office on Bench street.
Oct. 9, 1851. 25-tf
DIR. j. -. GOODRICH,
luNENDERS his services Ia the citizens oil
H Saint Paul and viCility. OFFICE, AT Saint Paul
Drug store.
sept. 90. 1851. 3'-6m
DRS. Hull. n SWEENEY,
uUANINl: entered into cO-,artnershn, viii practice
their profession in 81. Paul aud vicinity. Office
ST. Anthony street, between Soan's and Farnngtons
stores.
H.. An assortment of pr, medicines for sale.
Jas H. lSs2-3m
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NEW CHEAP STORE,

SSsiF subscriber wishes INFORM The citizens of St.
II Paul aaa lis vicinity thai he is opening Grocery
and Provision Sore, in Spenccr's bRlaAg, the
kay scales on Roberts street The etock is and
fresh, consisting OF ans, Fork Tea, Coffee. Sugar. Rice
Tobacco, tinckcrel, 0akur, Nails Glass, &C. in fact
every t,ue that generally found in store Of the kind
all of which viii be sold very low prices for cash.
E. FRENIRES
81. Paul Aug. :, l5Jl i6
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IL. W. Lott,
Attorney and Counsellor 1T Law. and General
Land Agent.-St. faul.
Particular attention vii! be given to collections,
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Emption Claims, and entries made by Military
Land Warrants Stf
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CAvENDER & MATTHEW'S,

WdlchmUhtr aad JsrcieY, Third-st., 81 Pau
XMAS just received and keeps constantly on hand
Z s general assortment Of Clocks, Watches aud Jew
e.r.. Aso ferfamery and cyery other article his inc
GcntcHcn and Ladies respectfully invited 10 cal
:oYembnr ISL
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HENRY =. EANBERT.
Ittornsy al IGW.
Office. corner of Third and Cedar streets, ~ Paul.
LAFAYETTE, EMMETT,
IuorRcy and Coui,seitor az Lar,
lNORNER of Waba,haw ayd Third Streets, st Paul.
u III ihe Minnesota Democrat o;aiidng.
August 81, 1851 I9tf
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lOii.owriusr.
}. ALLEN VII sEMMEs.
ALLEN s. SEMMES,
.4iorneys ut Lar, Wiiioc Rirer, ST.

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent.
" sttoc Rirer, ST. Cro,r co., " iSconsin
Presumption claims secured and entries made BY
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
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"AVING made st. Paul his permanent resi-
Il a dence, will attend to all calls in his proies
sion ia town and country. lie may be found at
present, at the store Of Mr. w. II. Forbes. Al
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Eoreian News bv the Arctic.

The Baltimore Sun contains the following Geographic
abstract the brought by the steamer Arctic ar
rived at NewYork on the 30th ult.
EsoLASn-The case of the British subject named Muir
ray sentenced to death at Rome for political offences
discussed before the House of Lords Monday Also.
the of the Protestant missionaries banished from
Austria warm discussion took place, without any deli
mite result.
The Dissepter's BILL requiring civil registration in the
only dissenting chapels, was read second time.
committee appointed to report the value of
Warmers long range and invisible she'll for purposes
In the House of Commons, on Monday, the Colonial
Secretary stated that the devsipg means
for assisting the starving Hghanders and distressed hand
loom weayers Of Scotland to enigrate
The Militia bill discussed and postponed until Tues
day-no quorum being present
The Lord Lieutenant of ireland had refused to coun
tenance the petition in favor of the release of Smith
O'Brien.
On the 10th inst, the village Of Maria in Cambridge
shire, was nearly destroyed by fire.
The Constitution of New Zealand has been pub
lshed and the colony is burthened with civil tax Of
G19.000 sterling.
FRAscE-Generals Lamorciere, Bedeau and Lefo have
refused to take the oath of allegiance to Napoleon
The two months grace allowed to foreign holders in five
per cent rents have expired and repayment of invest
is demanded to the extent of 55500000 francs
The of France has been published. and shows
the whole population to be 35.7 1628.
1t rumored in Paris that the Minister of Police has
been vested with discretionary power all foreigners
in France.
Paris is connected by telegraph with Amiens and
Boogne.
Georgys book on the Hungarian war has been sup
by AUSTRIA it is supposed in of assert
ing that the Hungarians in the legitimate ground
until they put forth their declaration of independence
The interview of the Northern Soveregns had caused
great uneasness at the Tueries and their movements
are closely watched by special agents.
RUSSIA AusrRiA-The Emperor of Russia has left
| Vienna for Berlin.
is understood that Russia Austria and Prussia have
definitely agreed with reference to French affairs to
| hold the treaties of 1874 and 1915.
| TuRKEY-The premium gold is rising aarmingly at
Constantnope coins of 100 piasters being
| at 115
|
favorable The King of Aomey refuses to sign the treaty
| and threatens hostilities.
The dates from Sierra Leone are to the 9Th of April
EGYpT-The Pasha of Egypt has voluntarily contr
buted towards the financial relief of the Sultan