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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-22
ALL RpENTEUR.

LFSPBC rs every pes Indebted hv note or account
ia % eAli and make tmediatc settlement.
>s1 Pad, jsnvsry isj2. Ss-a
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- PAINTING.

SHERMAN MOREY, on Fourth street, ST.
- Paul. near the middle of town, in the bgidirg Of
Mr.. Knox up stairs, may be found ready attend
Painting In all its departments. House painting, sign
painting carriage aud ornamental painting, all done
UP promptly and with paints of the best qnalty five
do work in sovenly, unworkmanlike manner, we
do expect to get business in the enlightened town OF
st. Paul. 31y SHERMAN MOIEI.
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FRENCII & COLLINS,
Auction. and Gommission House,
SAINT P4L'L., aussESoT.a TER.

fp SAINT P4UL, auEEES0T.s TER.
HAvINt, received M .Anctorecr's Commission from
IL the Governor ri Minnesota Territory, INC under
signed hare opened auction and Con,msSinn House,
on 1hird-strrc near Jackson, where will sell on
Commission. Groceries, Drs Goods, Furniture. and all
kinds Of merchandise and produce. We believe thai
superior advantages e 81 Pat market viii be snf
bt1ent nGueenent fer business aud manufacturers
AZ istsnee send their goods, IN he SOLD
mission nj private sale auction. Our charges
moderate. al 81 'tals,-f S.r#t 4tf ~ lsg ~, ~
n. b. Particular attention paid the buying and sc
ing Of real estate in about saint Paul, st Anthony
saltwater. 'spF t a A. Il. FRENCH, =
DsI slafs -1.a3Hf ai y. p. COLLINS. 3
j References.
Gov. ALEX. Ramsey, st. Paul. W SIMPSON, 81 Paul,
Hon IL II 5iBLEy, Mendoza, ~ frLLEH,
Hon OLNsTEp, Benton co. II RICE,
Hon GooDRIcII, Saint Paul, SrEEe, Fort Smelling
Hon w II FoRsgs, % w HoLcoaBE, saltwater
y RAMSEY, Hon M'LK,s, Cincinnati
q w r. FaRnISGToN," IRWIN, Esq
CHARLES II OAKS, Get JAMES IEwIs, :.
TRACY, :" WUITga,N, :"
w BoRtP, :" Capt JAcoB srRApER,
j McC.lot D, Jr & 60. 4" HENRY Collins, -
ELrELT bRo's w r TBoRS, :"
RICE, HoL Ns'E.D& BECKER PCHoy TIE Il Jr. 81 Louis
81 PAUL, October g, 1851. 3-2yy
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CLAs AGENCY

HiCnCDN & KEI .oGG, Druggists, having been
sFsanied agents for glass manufacturers Pitts
irg, "a, viii keep instantly hand for sale every
eescEiPan al window lass, The manufacturers pri-
a. thvir tso Drns in ST. Paul, Third
sHA S.. Anthony street.
-. Pari. January =, -. y
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w. fl. STILLMAN 4 CO.,
No. 3, Roberts Street, have on hand,
25 bbls. Genton Apples P.
. ..' Is do Dry do 81
) do Buckwheat Flour,
..a # 25 do Onions. . ..s
1000 Heads prime winter Cabbage,
bnXes Lemons.
And every thing found in the Grocery line; which will
be- sold for cash low house in Saint Paul. Gail
and see. ". ii. STILIMAN & co.
q BBi.s MESS BEEF; Also any quantity Of
OH fresh Corn-mral; also Indian corn for sale very
cheap for cash. the Upper Landing bridge in Saint
Paul nv 1878 J. w. BABCOCK.
TAKE NOTICE. -.r
TIME EASTERN MAIL will be closed on
IL sunday night.
3itf ..'. ... J. W. BASS, r. NJ.
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THE AMERICAN SALOON.

UNIIS establishment, well stocked with every
u variety of Liquors, Cigars, Oysters, &c, will he
r. HARDY,
Nov. T, ISL. 5-30v J. w. BABCOCK.
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

OST..A Port-monnac, containing s25S The a.
boye reward will be given for returning the same
A. d. ROBINSON, J.trcifer.
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CHARLES w. KELLEY & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
a.i s CROW RIVER, NJ T.
January I5. 1859. Ef-sk H1 %
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lIOi for thc HOLIDAYS.

HV lOI tuC hVisudySs fF..f
A LARGE and beautiful collection Of Gift Books is
N opened for inspection nj the Book Store of
w. = Combs appropriate presents for the approach
ing Christmas and New Years among which
The Gem of the season, for 1852
The Odd Fellows Offerng, for {"
The Forget-Me-Not,
The Cir Of Affection, /"
The Irving Offering, I"
/. Tae Coral, =" -g..
Tue Moss Rose,
The Lady's Album, :.
The American Keepsake, /"
Apples of Gold In Pictures Of Silver.
The above Beautifully bound in binding, with
splendid steel engravings got up expressly for these
works and are offered very low.
ALSO; alsrge collection Of ~
STANDARD POETS.
appropriately bound Cor Gin Books among which arc:
Pope, Hcman, Hewitt, Cook, Laudcn, Scott, Thomp-
son, Wordsworth Byron, Barns Cowper, Kerk, Rodgers
Goldsmith Montgomery, GriSwOld, Norton, Campbeli,
young Blair Burke johnson, Sterne Upper Southey,
Gray. Milton, Moore, and NAV others numerous
mention Gall and sec. T Ia ss sa, 81
ALBUMS. ra % "'
A beautiful collection Of Albums; 40 rusi-a
The Jenny Lind
The Floral Cir Z p "a "a Rfat TT RI -
The Nemcnto, 2" ~ go
The fsscre5 f'tt-t,tftl rsTs 5t4tt- Ik
The Forget me not, gs Z" u IftUsI
CHrLDREN's BOOKS.
large stock on hand and for sale cheap, by
. WI COMBS,
Next door Frringtons, corner Of Capitol and Saint
Anthony streets. III. Fef q. et.
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hotels ano Gonoepanees.
,. G. EvRs.SK. w.I.r,ScsTrE. INV, RICE
MINNIE SOTA EXPRESS
Assem- FER AND hAfI, LINE

PASSENG AND MAIL LINE.
CONNECTING al Galena with the American Ex-
- press Company TO and fron saint Paul and all the
principal towns aud cities IN the Tinted States and En-
rope--seni- weekly the land Gaeaa. Will,
bnshes to the river towns, for the conveyance Of Pas
segers Light Freight and valuable Packages; Collection
of NOTES, Bills, Drafts, DC Transportation of money!
purchase of every description Of merchandise. &c.
Conpctent messengers will travel constantly on the
whole route aud transact business in every of any
Importance between Saint Anthoay aud Galeaa. both
the river and interior or land route. . - 49, b.,
The proprietors hold themselves responsible for al
Moneys goods entrusted 10 their care Passengers
may also depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
comfortable manner.
RERBANK, FANCETTE g. co, Proprietor
Agencies and Offices. on
Mcssrs. G. X. RieE K Co, st. PAID. 49,
J. II. STEVENS & Co., 81. knthony.
CurRcmLL SELsos, StiiIwafer.
=. STEELE, Esq, Fort Smelling.
IN. WBaLEY, Willow River.
% En-. RUBLEE & Co, Prairie LaCr osse
o. r u. W. BRIsDoIs, Prairie du Chen, - a
!. BnookEs, Esq, Galena. t,f y
November y, 1851, rg 81
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slnn Pair, Heavy-Iin PANTS, at sI-5O per
OUO pair, at the WESTERN EMPORIUM.
4 Case NEW PRINTS, opened to-day--pricc :
Il cents ward, at the WESTERN EMPORIUM.
OAA Kegs, l-2 Kegs, and IA Kegs Duponrs Gun
%VO powder In tho magazine. For sale at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
- = Kegs PICKLES, in Cider Vinegar, put up in
a - and gallon Kegs, extra article, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
DArENT Platform Ceuater Scales. For sale the
II a t-ssHr .sfss.r WESTERN EaPoRrrN-
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STATIOSER Y,

DIANK BOOKS Of variety 81 sizes, memoranda
ID books Drawing Fonlscap, Letter, and Note papcri
Envelopes fancy and plain drawing and other pencils,
pens, ink, &c, for sale by w. .. COMES,
Bookseller and Sauioncr of Saint Anthony and
Capitol Streets, opposite the American House.
November "a, ISL 32y
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+
W. III. STILLMAN Il Co., f7laurt
No ) Rorssrs STREET, 1.'al 80
WILL scli At Wholesale or se's -#ssara ,7laa,.
w % sacks q. A. salt .. = ri..a-.st igsgus a.. 60.
1000 lbs bnckwhest Hour, ia Is - arts. q. ~
bbls cornea mutton, frs rssE. f.
- do tseniton apples,
do pare cider vinegar, u -
IS sacks corn meal, Es grs III
l2 do white beans, s"r' ''
l2 do dried apples, 4. e Il srersr.a.ss
-- S bhIs lsaf lard, F. p f
) do sugar house molasses,
do golden syrup do,
% Kegs assorted nails, ..s.a. A'|.tt
Together with Sugars Teas Coffee. Boots Shoes Sock,
by the dozen, Wool shirts, and every thing in the Gro
.s e line They viii nS' be Sn's,sId 10, cash; &c oa
st. Paul, January G, Is5s ~ 80 32f 81.
s-1 GRINDING. D.
TUsroMER5 with grisrs to grind, notified that
- cannot grind their wheat IN n satisfactory manner
until my mill /. repaired. .H. aGE 1853.
Jan. 2, ie5a. IL. r. TIRREL.
IRON the subscriber, a yoke Of oxen, one red the
L other white and black spotted. Whoever VIII re-
81. Paul, Jan. ., lS52 LEVI SLOAN.
wM. II. WEIGH,
.Hi' ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
COMMISSIONER for the State Of Michigan. OIqce
Z in Irvinc's brick building, near the American
St Paul, January z, 1872 osy
rOLD PENS--.A 6ne assortment of the best
u manufacture for sale by w.S.COMBS.
DOCKET CUTLERY.-.A large assortment OF
u fine pocket cutlery of the bet manufacture Tor
sale b. w. S. COMBS.
CTArIONERY--The members Of the Legislature
- will find line assortment of stationery nj
w. 5. COMBS Book Store,
Next door to Farrngton's brick.
Saint Paul jan g. 1852. 3s--u
III TIME no SETTLE CP. -.
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STEWARDS STORE,

80 u STEWARDS STORE, "1H"
Nearly opposite Post Office In Saint Paul fthe store
gals' lately occupied by Monks & Clark,O
IN STEW ART takes this method Of informing
ELs the citizens Of 81. Paul, that he has opened
Family Grocery and Liquor store,
Where he will keep the best quality Of Groceries Wives
Liquors and Tobacco, he h Offering, the very
lowest prices for cash produce; and will be ready
wait upon customers for whatever they may want, in
quantities however small VIII you iook ins
SAY svas. sa Ft E. STEWART
TDLANK BILLs or LADivG, printed aud for sale Al
ID the tscpis) PtONEER OFFICE.
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BOOKS BOOKS!!

BOOkS! BOOKS!! s'di
HAVING just received large assertracrt Of Books
= and Stationery, the subscriber offers for the
inspection Of every person, large stock 1f
So SCHOOL BOOKS,
Together with assortment OF standard works in al
most every department Of knowledge.
SPELLING BooKs--Webster,s Elementary aud MeGuf.
ley Eclectic. - a"H ''T7' -
REAsERs-MeGuGty's lst, Cd, Sd, 4tli and 9Th.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Hitcheil's and Parie,,s.
AsIrhAETIes7 Davies, Smiths, ard Rays list, "a,
and Sd.
IIIsToRIEs--w lartfs. 81. ' Fa - "i#4 -
Also works Chemistry, Geology PHILOSOPHY,
Ihysioogy and EotaEy. Paper, ink Blank Books QuIs
aefs Steel Pens, Sealing WaS and Envelopes In eve-
~ variety. ss'3 @ 17 fai w. g. COMBS
Next door TO FsTrisgto's
st Paul, Noveu Der 81, 1851. '-' ~ s2y
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wHISkEY AT 25 CENTS.

u sell you good article Of Whiskey, by the barrel
from IS ~ per gallon; which IL isuer thar
the same quality is worth in Galena- We have also
American brandy nj as CENTS such you have Away
paid 25 for. Also Frenck brandes, at from : rs Il
$500 When you "a Saint Paul. call at the cornc
OF Third and Roberts streets, for
sits aT CATBCART & BROTHER.
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STANDARD TEXT BOOKS.
ECLECTIC EDUCATIoxAL SERIES.

TIE most Emihent Of our Practical Educators
rN speak in The highest Terms Of dpprorai Of
the Works composing his Series.
Their having become established as the leading school
bctks in MAJORITY tine STATES
81 ls3 ISios, and especially, their general use
IL ...y TBsouGHour FHE ENTIRE WEST, .ss u.
Is suabiea evidence of their unparalleled popularity
These works not only the REST, but they are,
aha, the CHEkrEsI SCHOOL Books before the public
ad being generally ussi in the schools OF che Ter
rto:y. PERFECT uniformity may be essIy secured and
preserved. 20 i9il 90 sr. q -.-,- gaeaala s
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
ny Professor VIM. IL. McGurrsY, LII, d. +.
McGUFFEy's EcLEcTIc SpEIEIss. l3ook. es.rE E4.F.
McGUFFEy's ECBEUrIc' FIRST REApER. .fr-t-,.-f.
1, do sr-ar DO SECOND do tI $50 a
do ssasI do TaIkp do $3.50 ..'sf...at.l
1' do do FOURTH dc
\. 20 dc FiFrH do q q SO
IiEa,Ns' Nouss LANES RE- DEB, by Pref Pinneo. a. ,
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AUCTION NOTICE.

THEREAFTER evening sales will be held every
NE Monday. "Wednesday md Saturday. We will sell
Clothing Dry Goods and in fact, little Of every thing
FRENCH & COLLINS, Auctioncers.
December II, 1851. 3ftl
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TIME TO SETTLE Up

IL those who have unsettled accounts with w. ii.
- Stnlan & co. will PLEASE call and pay mp before
the commencement Of the New Year. =
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ST. PAUL, .-.
Door. Sash. and Blind ManufactOry.

Door, Sash, and Blind ManufactOry,
Corner of Fourth and ST Peter Streets)
Nj. WISE. co.
LIVER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
IL extended To thsn beg leave inform the b"ildcrs
OF 81. Paul and thcTest of niaind In general that they
alwayson hand, and pfsparepared to make any
amount a Doors. Wn.low sash, Blinds snd Frames to
order, short notes iHthe most durable manner, and
at the most reasonableprices for cash. Give call.
December Is, la5 l--- MICHAEL WISE,
36y JONAS GISE.
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DEATH.

a. torrptr able enemies, than HiehcoX 4
arIa-R. He have not only a co@pleIr we'll APP
HtrEra rsrrsoR. 0f yi,is, boxes compounds. atiOns
secihcs icincs. and surgical Instruments
- en hIi ntssuiredh, the medical profession IN their
s---s'en 4 sickBess, disease and death,
n Third sheet, corner of Cedar,
h.l i7z Le -onvcnense and accommodation Of the c-
, and Ehy ssciaas the upper end If town, have
s1W ufsne1 equal extensive assortment of Drugs,
'1rt1r7. a'snt me- icnes, and surgical instruments,
hr eccr farrngtons brick store, upper
tHs 0f tsTh. 1850 ..s.- #7.- .-|I
81. .asthony Street, ~
o. zoe Book Store witt Mr. Combs Come in and see US
HICHCOX N KELLOGG.
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LIE MONS.

WE HAVE received by Express, small lot OF very
w fresh Lemons. They are snd IN make delightful
hot cold Punches. For fragrant Leinons, inquire
therefore ut
n THE WORLDS FAIR
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On Third Street, t,eo doors betow Watashalo.
VUlHE subscribers having received large additions
II their former stock and assortment, prepared
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line at small
nd runcc on Eastern prices. We shall always Keep
hand large stock OF ast #.e .t.f SIS Hss ..s
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"ORSES, Cattle, sheep, Men and Boy Girls ana
Women, Houses Mills, sodicrs-every thing in ths
Toy line that please children be had cheaI
of EIFEi.T & BROTHER.
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CARPET WEAVING.

TUNIE ST BSCRIREI, at the of Fifth and Mis-
nesota streets, st. Paul, is prepared rag
Carpets, equal In appearance ingram Carpets,
very low price. Any Of old garments may Ne used
mp more economically in this way, than in any other;
time. enough in this way for handsome aud dura-
bic carpet. r..- EDWARD VI. WALTERS.
4 January |, 1859. 5v
p Carpets hand for sale; and al, of Rags
bought or exchanged for Carpets.
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GRATED APPLE TREES.
10y application r. =. Gibson J. r. Fullerton Of
III Saint pan, any IF choice thrifty Arre Trees
or years oil Will be forwarded carly next spring 81
NHCSLINS-.A beautiful assortment OF striped. Es-
WI urei. Swiss, Tarleton aud Penney roioyed muslns
for 81 sphiS parties, 80 Re had at EirEtTs'
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4 III BRsONS having unsettled accounts with ID.
IA l., FULLER hscsey notifed thai they 8
must call and a the same by ,hr 3cth Of m, nastn.
a' ~ o. .. FULLER.
ssint rs,i DGcciabcx J. l55l. &tS
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Bcnch and moulding Planes Socket q uirncr chscls,
Hand, panel and rip saws, Gouges, rucs, squares
Compass tenon we BIB do Gnngcs and Devils,
Adzes, hammers and hatchets, Plumb and Levels,
Augers braces and bits, Wood&iron bench screws,
hall 1inp,s p,S,ts etc ctr
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Grey and white list and scar.
let strouding
Taffeta ribbon and worstcd
binding
scalpins and cartouch Knife
Pistols, rcyolyers and Bowie
Knives
California and Buena Vista
Knives
Pocket and Congress Knives
Powder TASKS d gun worms
Cod-lines, sturgeon 4 CLING
Irvine
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HOUsEKEEPINGH ARDwARE,LOOK
ING GLASSES. LAMPS. FANCY
GOODS. AC., &C,
SLEIGH BELLS..

Double body strars,
Single do do
d, Loose bells, all sizes.
TO sell low for Cash only,
pods in the Eastern markets
to purchasers that
/. McCLOUD, IT., & co.
2i-Srn
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BELGIUM.
Reduction of the Belgian Funds.

The Belgian Chamber. in their sitting of
2h Noven Der discussed and voted the act restivc
the reduction OF the Five per Debts OF 1870 ~
and ~ into ToHr end-h4l per Cents. Sxy-six mem.
bcrs voted i0T the reduct on ani two against.
On the Seth Ult., the Chamber of Represen-
taives commcreed the d,us ion of the Budget OF 70.
reign Affairs. Il appears TINT the sum OF 30 501fraacs
Lss ben cconomised IN the Drl9matic Service .uce
1872 ~ the suppression of the Belgian Legations
Hamburg, Stockholm Athens and Turn, and by rc1uc-
in the salsTies # tic Enyoys in Turkey Brazil ami
Uhiiod States. The sppouioned iorthe - Belgian
Eins sies now % OG with s.tOH for the Consul
a;os The Committees Report says. that owing 10 the
recent Treaty. between England and Belgium the trade
Of the latter with India viii be much bettcred
The warllke preparations making in England
ard Prussia. O. ken in connection with the proclamation
Q, the Enp.e in France have caused much agitation
BTuss els
In the Senate, On the same day, NJ. Brou-
okere gave his promised explanation respecting the
policy oi lie Cabinet. The N nifry, he sisel, de-
cdecy libeTl', bur would act with concIia,on toward
a. TaIiie-.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1907

Sugar and the limited toch OF BenA,es ana
the decline in frsghs granny sorts bad gwen way a
On the lower and TO 6 snnss the hotter qaahuee
Sapeter received advance, 4d6 annss ma. Io'
Qualities Rice il again going forward 10 BRIAN 81
Aower-Market bare. The rainy Silk Bund has PROVED
failure and very little is expected from the OCTOBER on
there is demand, however and prices are sose n
easier C0rabs-Tsken freely Il full value Ia. py
and Shell Lac-rn rood demand the latter stl2 II md
D. mark. More disposition to operate 10 Hides but SUP
DIV is small LiDseed tai en- literally for Amsncs sn9
Britain supply moderate and proes improved Rape seed
also inquired for. and slightly improved
MPosrs-Rather less business has been done darns tne
past fortnight in Imports generally, than for soe weeks
PREVIOUSLY The market for Cotton Goods WA however
healthy and firm and the local trade sound while sdyees
from the upper Provinces continued favorable tnoun p
eratons were somewhat checked BY the difficulty OF Tor
wsrding goods By the yer Copper-The demand
had subsidized Shesihng declined An active demand eS
sed for Sheet Iron for the upper Provinces on an advance
OF 6 annas 3 md. Lead in far request ,
MONEY market overstOeked; shares of AL respecsoie
Companies growing dearer. "a,
ExcHANGE on London had auctusied from 2O ~ % <o
Ninety DAYS Sight Bank Bills from China, were ouered
at 2N. s.,,ea
FREieHrs further declined; to London. Sugar IS 2l6s
eS s. Six raw and piece, a; 10 Liverpool sugar io
10 China Cotton s. y bale; Opium sSd 80 q chests TO
MsuritiEs, Rice I. II snnss q bag
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INDIA.
The CAPTURE of Prone.

The Indian mail, of which teegraphic dis
patch was received per Arctic, has come TO hand with
details Of the capture OF PRONE, N burmah' oy tne
British.
II was mentioned, by previous mail, that the
Brh forces had advanced upthe river, on 2lst and 3i
September They assembled without interruption III the
morning of the 9th October when they reached frone
The deences of the Burmese consisted OF log STOCK
AIDE on the edge of the hills on the right bank breast
work Of masonry on the point. and gun; planted on
every position OF advantage both sides OF the river
so soon the squadron within range they were
fred on from all the points by the enemy this was re-
turned By the steamers Pheschon and Nahanuddy ana
tv the rtst Of tie squadron they came within range
In two hours the hre OF the enemy was completely 81
fenced As sharp dischar OF mUssetry was sui kept
up from behind the pagodas which lay on The
bank OF the river, and the irregular portions Oh the
ground where marksmen could be conc-led the
steamers 10 anchor and commences, ABOUT
noon throwing shells, which speedily cleared the
neichhorLood. Az the heat of the day diminished,
preparations made for landing AZ ) ?. NJ, the
wing OF the S0th Regiment landed. They experienced
scsrctlv any opposition. On touching the siOre, they
threw out skrrnishers aud pushed rapidly up the hill,
dslodcing the enemy as they advanced. The Golden
PagcdA in front of them defended by 800 men.
81 ont check here ensued The enemy after receiving
two OF three heavy voleys, broke and he'd in all dlrec
,icns 1T so late hour Il was not deemed expedlent
10 attack the town In the course of the night the
troops in all amounting to about 5000 men, OF whom
500 were seamen landed. The next morning they
marched without opposition, into Rome. II was said
that ere are about 6000 Burmese defended by strong
stocksdes abe six miles from Prone; end though the
orinon that they might have been dislodged, Gen
Goodwin hcsitated to proceed farther. The troops.
meanwhile were housed within the town. Nothing was
known the future PIN Of the campaign butthe troops
remained in good health Snd spirits. The was con
sidercd 10 be nearly over.
Admiral Austen, in command of the fleet,
he'd died Of cholera He wa in his 7i;h year, and
tble 10 bear the fatigue OF active service.
We have scarcely any news from any other
raIt Of India Tie heats Of October had been uncom
mCIly intense and continued 20 an unusually late pc
riod Of tie season the cold weather only commencing
40 November approached. There he'd been great sick
Icss among the troops IN the upper provinces OK Ben
Gel and throughout the Puniaub aud Lower Scinde.
ldia seems universally tranquil nj present. TIC season,
though most singular one, had turned out on the
whole favorable to the agriculturists