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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-07

S5-The Memphis Eagle says that all the Wing
papers in Tennessee have expressed preference
for Fillmore.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-07
Dee. 81. 1851.

'lNHE subscriber will leave Stanton about the
18Th Of Ilnuary and will be absent in Europe
some twelve tr eighteen months. Persons having
business with him Of whatever characted (eXcept
matters connected with the Virginia Hotel, which
will be attended to by JAS. A. McCIung.) will call
upon Col. Jon b. Baldwin.
JNO. LEWIS PEYTUN.
Dec. IS, 1851.
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JUST THE TINE
For Cheap Rcady.Made Clothing!

PRANK & CO., under The Virginia Hotel, beg
leave TO invite the attention of The public "
their superior stock Of u -
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SOIIlADlNl& q RINS7Elsl2
ID ESPECTFULLY tender their thanks to their
friends ard the MI bic generally. for the very
liberal patronage they have received since they
have been in business, and sulici, attention 10 their
stock of
Confectionery Nssd Groceries.
which they have just received and are ready to re-
tail on terms the most accommodating. Among
their variety are
Candies, Of all kinds,
Figs, Prunes, Dates and Rasins,
Preserves and Pickles, great variety,
Apples, fine lot,
Toys, all kinds,
Dye Stuffs generally,
GRO ERIES.
Best Coffee and Sugar,
Fish. Cheese and Crackers,
Molasses, fine article,
ALSO
FLOUR, best quaty-wholesale or retail,
Fresh Ale, new article,
Best quality Baltimore ALE,
Cider Vinegar,
and great variety ofo:her articles not necessary
to ennrnerae Let it suffice to say, that we have
on hand an extensive variety Of such articles as are
usually kept nthe best establishments of the kind
and that it is our determination to sell al short prof
its. In addition our BAKERY will still be kept
in operation, and Bread, Of best quality, furnished
as usual. Call and see.
OYSTERS served up at short notice.
Staunton, Dec. 3, lS5l.--3t.
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N o u &c + S .

nj. A Sermon on Temperance, VIII be preached on
next Sunday at half-past o'clock at the Church.
By Rev. f.. b. Lemon.
Tan 7 10
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THE MARKET PRICES.
STAUNTON PRICES CURRENT


STAUNTON PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected ,oeskly forthe Spectdtor,)
FtoUR, SUpFIN. 1926 Bacon, Hoe RouND, 10
WHEAT per Bush &c CoRN, SOC
RYE, soc wool, zoe
OARS, S3c FLAX SEED, soc.
BUTTER, Fresh &c GINSENG, 2Sc
FEATHERS, SIC BEEswAx, 2Oc
WINCHESTER MARKETS. RICHMOND MARKET
Week Ending Dec. 81 Week Ending jan 2.
FLouR-S375a S400. FLoUR-S3S7 "a 81
HERRINGs-S57 SIS Il 600. CLovEasEED- SO 90
SHAp-Sl2 90 a 10 90. HERRING-s S625.
Bacon lie .perlb SHAo $97o.
WHEAT-10c 10. BAcoN-l2 cts.
Oars 35 a37c. }.LARp-t0 cts.In Kegs,
CoRS-5U 00c WHEAT s 0 so.
RYE-66c. Corn MEAL-tocpero u
LARp-9c perlb. CoRN-62c.
PLasrER-$4 50 per ton WHIsKEy-Retfd, 23c
FEArHERs-40a 45c. BurrER-Firkin &c.
IRoH-$95 Il 100 perton. PLASTER SO 90.
BEsswAx-25c perth. SALT s 90.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND Jan. 9, 1852.
BgEF- Scale rVeight-S2 % So Is. Extraqu
ity willcommand higher price.
H)Gs-S 50a Is nett; market brisk.
MUrroNs- . a $500 nett ,asin quality.
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AUGUSTA Glands FOR SALE,

Winchester. Nov. l9. 1851.
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DO YOU BELIEVE IT?

Oct. Is, lS5l.-3m.
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SALE OF AUGUSTA LAND.

December 81, lS5l.-lm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
Liverpool Cotton Market

Report for The WssA ending Jan 80 -fke suocesssE.
vices coming upon from Gay TO day from the un.si
States beginning cat some doubt on the substa
crop, come ling us - consider whether mar ne,n
the first instance have somewhat estimated The v
sfegaieqplnt.'y -.
Csrtably the supplies Of Cotton conics down from ~
country 10 the shppns p0fs have not been equal 10 sI
tston In tbs IU5pfC. most De pie whether VA As 80
Of the AtsAHc % the eihoT, dis appointed Ass us
active STA o. The American raIses. the lsgs usnN-
tons diiY Ing place IN sl tne p,Its, were woasehs
their nataIai siitct VIZ, confidence and seme enhance
msnt Of prico. =.
But yet remains 10 bs whether The sceoaais asss
by the Asia, showing the stock in This p9rI ue
close II the he 49, O bales mora THAI lad uses
estimated with cepre sisu of an 'taig
will produce corresponding effect on the elhe' ha,.
We have hswsver 10 report result OF this wsks
operations ID advance gsasfally, aud more neay "a
the good ordinary 10 mi@d'Dg qualities oil hm'Fsn -
epecHlators have been at wofh 81 tnn "
wsek business led ug To- 90 690 1910 Ameieal
1890 Surat CO Egypsn agi 81 Psrsam nave 0.sn .s.s
speculation and $40 ner no surat. $50 " B.
20 Fsyptan, and 81 Bahia for export Sales k' ths '
fRO bal,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
PRUSSIA.

in the Chambers the Minister Of FL
nance brouah, in the bill reImposng the stamp duty
on newspapers, on the principle some time since de-
scribed The motive fer the measure is stated 70 DC
merely a financial one The Abolition Oh Ine GUY -
Is4s caused cor sid cradle loss 10 herevenue, wnlcn
itis highly necessary should be made up again. me
new cHty will be levied according to the siZe OF tne
paper IN superficial contents, and there VIII % no
exceptions not even for journals sAat cois's ehc'u
siyely OF advertisements,
Lieut.. PIN has arrived in Berlin from
81 Petersburg on his return 10 London. At present
his enterprise is abandoned though personally ne mas
been very kindly received both by .he Emperor OF
Rutsia and the officers with whom be was placed In
rommunicaiion He has let his baggage and stores
at st Petersburg 70 be fent 10 England by sea as
soon az the navigation is open.
The Prussian Government will imme-
diately come for1 ard with proposition. excluding
the operation OF the elective principle IN the con-
strciion Of First Chamber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
ITALY.

The Naples Gdsette, of the 22d, an
noun ces the following notifications in the Ministry
The Marquis Fortunate retres with pension, on
account OF his age and is replaced IN the Presidency
of the Council by Ferd nand Troia and IN the foreign
affairs by Carafa Di Traetto NJ. Scorza is named
Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs Pasqusle Governa,
Project OF Police.
The GiOrnale al Roma of the 2lst states
that The Pope has named commission to inquire
into the present financial state of the country, and
to propose the reforms that may be practicable, with
view to introduce the greatest possible economy IN
the public expenditure. This commission is com
posed OF Cardinal Antone, as President, Monsignor
GrasselliDi, Monsignor Csnnella, Chevaller CALI.
PIo-Minister OF Finance Advocate Villain. Council
lor OF State Count Panciani and Cheyalier Ner,
Pro Director Of the Public Debt.
The MdntRG Gdeette states, that in a
population of about 100000, the States OF ModenA
contain $50 priests 7.02l military men. 264s per-
sons exercising liberal professions, 1928 function
aries 1923 merchants, 0075 artisans 3315O7 peas
ants, 1871 shepherds 100 500 day iab0rers and ser.
waits 9076 INDECENT persons, ASH Israelites and
2l2 PrCtestants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
Europesn Corn Trade.

LONDON, Jan. 26-We hao bnt a ANAL skss Of se s.
sTown Wheat tbs morhI z. ana the condition 81 me gss
part q tie sUppiy was iLdiiisIeit n,yeTkslss "
clearance Was made a. al aivsnce If "a. ~ On y
week. rates. A ami ar Tss sisted en- Jf i,fsN
which caused buyer - lct CauiDAsly and thoSka y-
provence Mt estabisheo, trals3 tone we're On -
nsrslivey retail scale For iIDttng esrgoss Inc 1sm
naLdsn wsIs too ngh 10 the vess u buyers -
made Flour advanced p sack fy the set,srIE.
and he other SORTS IN p,OnO. iioa Coed haads AHnH~
realized zss. TO z3s. Cd. y bbl
There yeIy Little ne IN EsDIAs CoRS sh,f,, -
rather to the city OF OssTs N 10 the wsns Of
JAN 80 Scarcely sny EnglDb WHEAT a. AZ
tue full ra.es Of MGnda ea,ily rsalz d Fofs ga g
hsh terms. BARLEY, BEANS std Pas tas tas sss.s
OATS %. gr. higher. kLOURse8dg al khs "a ", f
Enslish White WHEAT. 4ts. ~ 4is Med =" "a M I.
Mailing BARLEY, ga. 10 3s. dsiilliEg, H "
erindiI q. 23s 70 u.s. e.s o.fs
Auu0is-Bit Oh WHEAT, 30; bailey - VI
SO. MALT, zT0; FLOUR $40 10 sss: Nhs~'
OATS, $40 FLOUR, ;eo aud 500 hbis . -, Tssr
JANUARY 30.-The business n Bf sHs~cs - 80, msfss,
day has been Of small M asnt, and at to-a.s d,alss
having very slender ATE ndsnc1 ~ al err ~,ebsses
the tTaEsactlons were cOaineo 10 rev .TTsa.5sfs
WHEAT ard FLOUR for present cODs1Dp . .ar oas
prices. There Lkssise. vey iI'is dong 70 ~ , 10
Article Of the CORN u sGe, and 40 change ooss'''
quo; atlcls OF Tue day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL. saturday Jan 81 -WihiA the a. W.
activity has prevailed IA the msTAs l1 CO
ton and an advance OF las !6i y has been chtsss
while the OPERATORS IN or market reached p0sv.it 70,
nltch OF excitement under shea even upon Taexdsr-
when ordinarily only $500 sr uoo sAes Al the atxos
charge hands n ccnseGuencs If that day bsps as
iv devoted 90 the Maschss,er marseG-upsafa Of l5s
bales were d s1Osed Of AZ the Improvement Aa,
named The ,sles " Tie weak are cearly 70 coo ala
ard though experience shows tn speculative noyeUsAh
founded upon the 81 American 'eposu ssd prss
.nccsssf The fact rs uEdeuabe thar for ssms lice 30
The prce OF Cotton ss well al oher produce Ass k,
Lspt down by ari6 ,ial influences.
In the Gram market there ia De no doubt wAAsve
that the re which he's ,agen Place 10 f)uadsd sui
santial grounds although some parties vsadT ksw kn
prices can coe xis for bo h Cst'on and Com IL "
GENERA IN admitted thar tho rCcAs II fosxa Cora tAa
soun,ry are sxlemeiy snail ard that the import sior
through the autumn scapty "a - cause uuust
ally heavy dram upon home grown crops and the
ally rsipg markets tho certneat an the absence aT
den and fr this country lssye room 10 doah n he
European harvest has been deficient one, and that u.
stead Of Germany, Belgium, Holland. AID the aoflh u
France contributing to supply Us we shall be called upa
to contribute, either directly OF indirectly toward sapp
ing them.
Inter these il is the opinion Of ut
informed merchants thai unless large snouh ef eaf
mot AT pr.,eLt IN the Corn trade IS brought into the ss
We shall see prices of Corn gradually advance until nsr
haye,t Money remains cheap and abundant, prsne bs
ruiag at 81 TO "a cent sui spec ulaye operations al. d
Prsyeus quotstOns for pullon scarcely supported
and the market looks weaker, espec ally Bar Silver
which has declined TO- cz the pie,en,rat beng S. eld
o. whs Dollars Gm OWING TO bare supp and be-
ing scarce DOublNobs demand full pficss
nNtH ~ Va. y uhN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Advices from the Cape Of Good Hope to
the 9th of December have been received. There
vas no intelligence Of importance ron the frontier,
the troops not having made any further decl led
movement against the Katffs since the previous a.
counts At Capetown meeting had been held, az
which resolutions we're passed expressing sitisfsc
ton at the tenor OF the Constitution proposed for the
Colony in the draft ordinances by the Government,
authorities. From the Orange River Sovereignty
Intelligence had arrived that Commandant Pre!o-
mus had been succeeded by person ma ned JACOBS
who was alleged to he disafeced toward Brush Ia
teTests Mosesh had rot declared war, but 1t was
apprehended he was only waiting favorable oppor-
tunlty.
The letters from Natal come down to
the Oath Of November Improvements at Durham
were rapidly progressing, and some substantial
brick.built stores had been constructed. Traders
from the Zulie country reported that 10000 Of Im
Pandas people had started on an expedition against
the Makatees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

The K0lnische Zsitung, good authorl-
~, states that a Consistory will soon be held at
Rome, when the following prelates will be elevated
to the dignity Of Cardinals Moriehis eI-Ministe,
Of Finance SsVell, Minister Of the Interior ami
Ssnucci, ex Under Secretary OF State. 1t does not
appear, therefore, that at this ConsistOry Archbishop
Hughes will receive the red hat.
The African Mission of Dr. KNOB
LEcHER arrived at Chartum about the middle of No
rember. Everything had gone most prosperously
with the expedition.
The Austrian Government have forbid
den the importation of English Bibles into Hungary.
The frRl Of Rothschild Brothers."
consisting OF Anselm Meyer ROths chiid al Frank
fort, Solomon Meyer Rothschild at vsrna, James
Meyer Rothschild at Paris, and Charles Meyer
Rothschild at Naples, has been prolonged till the
end OF June, 1859 then meeting Of the family Will
be held to decide upon its further continuance.
-Gnardin is going to stay in Belgium,
where he Is soOu. 10 publish work called La Poh-
tqus UnarssiLs.
The Journal des De6ais says, that M.
Websief's speech at the Kossush banquet contained
many thngs that seem very Strange from the point
OF view of right and of history The Journal thinks
tLe ette'h nSs an eAeStiOAeefiuS MaAesver.
Accounts from Rome state that the Po
lice Of that city have seized another clande,tias
printing press, and expelled several persons hostile
TO The Government, among whom Is a ~ Ganuslli.
VINO "a" e0ltoI OF HE SGggldtcre, In the time OF MAJ
LiIL french soldier, charged EiIh having stab
ped al Italian Eine-cealer, has been coase nned TO
death by acOur.'maItlal, and the sentence las been
confirmed oy a council Of revision.
The Swiss journals state that the
sendsrme on duty al t0e frontier refused w. Eugene
Sue admission TO the territory OF Geneva because
bs passport was not Gully rise BY the SWISS Emo.ssy
al Paris. VI sue stated who he was thaf ia as
txsd from France, and insisted on sed 10
pass through Geneva But toe ssKd ir,as NJ y.ie,ed
IN IefusiIg Al length NJ L. sue sent of M arnrsss
10 NJ James Fay, stating the difhculty ina, mai
occurred, and requesting MS Interference Ia .5o1t
ihGse hours MESSENGER arrived win AZ order al
admission nom III Fay our the lLnex,ole gsos.raoe
Ie'ost9 ~ SOey II. NJ Fay, he said was nor Chef
OF tne Department d Justice and P0 ic. neither "a.
lie his captain, snd u only those tso fun.,',a
sritswEo eouls give MN orders Apo,her mes.-nos,
had coEse guentiy 10 be Gent to Geuey,1 10 n. ,s
TUNED VIII the authorization OF a CD c,-ot ~
lie follce, for q. Eugene sse 10 oa,, tnr,nsh ,Ss
canton. P ''i'"sh tue
Under the old regime in Eyvot the
rschcnans or Kings OF Kings, tile sate6 me sui
Ls give themselves, had tie nsht g.; he o,arf IN !.
- 20 say, TIE fsnt 10 put to death fourteen pe5sons
s'ey Cay oy divine INSPIRATION and Without render
to co so. ~ ~
Ms Majesty, The Sultan OF france, teo.usto awe
revived tkis rigli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
IRELAND.

- llish affairs occupy much space in the
Ershsh journals
The unfortunate Mr.. Chanbre still
fingers, but hopeesiy. We quote adyicss from
Dublin OF the ssih January
me special Commission fsr the Comfy Of " Dna-
tsah ~as opeGsd yesterday, at - O'CLOCK oy me
Shlsi !esnce Of the Queens Beach aad the he,
sesuse OF ire temmon Pleas, ~lo arrived there "a
Monday evening, sceo opanied by a TOO, OF Dr.-
soohs, nom tne Castle clancy station Sof.,.n-
s'Ahohs the Importance OF the occasion there are
mol more persons IN town =, present than might be
3sssheto on al Ordinary mafketdsy Here ana
tntfe, inoteu hefe are anxious grol1s d.ssus,lns
me pfooaoiihss OF the forthcomiua inosneo.ons
ulais ara, were II not for THIS feature a tr,vs.r
would LOT suppose t24t any event Gun OF tns ,..,i
course OF thirss IN country tews about - o,-
cur There IL large nGnOer OF iaasIssrstesfronall
paris OF Monaghan aid the DISTURBED dlstret, - -.
tencarce. The police have mustered M eonsi1es,.
bic force, and troop Of the lot Dragon Gasr,s nss
betn sdcsd lheIe Is siso a4dgion Al ae.a.nlose
Of tie 3lsI.
There had beea Proies ant demon
suaiioa against Psels Nsyloo,s policy. Tas sJ.sk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19

the military estimates. stated he did 50 the more
reaeiy, as tas stSes Of Germany mus. be prepared
for ali eveatuatiss, since the political power IN
France had teen sei1ed by baccaneef fibusiisv)
The French Minister made formal FemonsIapce
10 the PYesident OF the Ministry, NJ Won der
Pforottr az aInst the OF such an xpressioa oy
DEPUTY OF the Chambers, In reference 10 the Chief
Of the French Government. la the sitting OF The
9tth. NJ. ven Ger Pforcien expressed his regret that
N Won Lsuaulx should have used 50 injurious a
tenn had he heard II he should have requested
that the honorable Deputy be called to order. The
n, OF the CHAMBER also stated that he had not
heard the word declaration the Chamber received
with considerable " hilarity.' NJ Won LassAul1 ola
no, withdraw the expression.
"A bill is to be introduced withdrawing
the TRIAL of political offences rom juIiss 1t to
have retroactive effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
Very Latest Intelligence.
Inv TELEGRAPH IRON LONDON TO LiyERPoo
ENGLAND.

Summonses were Issued Yesterday for a
Priv Council. TO be he'd Oh Monday nett a. Baei.
inshsm Palace, at Which The royal speech vii b
arranged
The London Times, in a "leadsr," n.
nounces that Lord B'ooShlon retires rom ,hs BDce
OF Control, and viii ne succeeded oy Mr. Fox Saale
who Will take the responsibility OF frsmiry a new
bill for India.
The principle OF the new Reform bill si1
oepeither cisiranchsement nor enfrAnehi.e ment n
far as regards locali,s out only general enlarr.-
ment of existing coEssEuehcies The no,oFioas
oofoushs are TO be en- aged by oopous annex Alons
No new metropolitan b0fougns. no more rems,es.
taiiyes for Manchester ana Liverpool. none for The
large towns unrepTesertec, and no obliis ra,on Of
names which have brcush. cisgEace on ths I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

A letter dated Hamburg, January "a,
says: The ministerial crisis in Copenh4 gen has
iei minated Ia me following arrangemenEs-A col
Duchiss, over which the kug presIdss The He
T.olIaIy Prince Ferdinand ana Prince Christian Of
Glucksbufg as standing next The throne, have par,
IN 10 celebrations. The portfolios assigned as
follows Won Biuhne, Foreign Affairs Coa Spon-
neck Finance and Commerce General Hansen,
War Won Sleen.BLle, Marine tinstead o. Admiral
Hartmann, who declines } ana Scheel, Worship
The special ministers for Inferior Affairs and JUS
toe are, for Denmark, Bsug and Claussen for
Schleswlg, Count Carl holike and for Holstein,
Count RsEenilow Criminal The King 10 SAID to
nave made these last nominations with grea:
luctsLce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
--latest News.
(BYELEcrRIc rELBoRAPH.)

LEMON, Friday Evening, Jan. 80, 1852.
Paris, riday.-Persigny, Minister Of
the INTERIOR has addressed circular to the Projects
to release Immediately from prison, and restore to
their families, ali poor misled insurgents. Military
judicial authorities will receive similar orders.
1t is believed that the President will not
modify the decree respecting the Orleans property,
bu, that he Will gran, The family some indemnity
AT the Exchange it is considered salts
factory that Foulds financial report only announces
a eehcit OF 20 COO coo francs.
The Funds were low at the opening,
but recovered in the afternoon. Elves closed I02 95
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
.r, ve. mostly slersynen. 1t was very poinslss

srs were mostly slersynen. was very pointle"
affair.
The great banquet to Lord Arundel and
surrey, one Of the most prominent RemiSa noble
per. was also failure. Both the noble guest and
Cardinal Wissman were absent. The latter, in de-
slirirg, says:
"Ih.ye felt 1t necessary, on personal grounds, 70
d.rlir taxing par, in any public demonstratlon es-
pecially when politics must necessarily Dc the top'e
n, ,neeches delivered"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
STATISTICS OF LABos IN PAsIs s., ~ ;, n n

STATISTICS OF LABOR IN fAs ssso,s, n
fcllo wing are few facls as,y pos.F Fro u. a
Bls Iqui, in his last lec.ue on ponss sS,rs asiis
the Conservatoire ces AIS 81 Ms.isi ,adns,y pro.
Professor Of that scieIee Pansta blslfst
duces annually nom fourteen 70 a rss,aa, .OscsL
millions OF irancs' worth OF goods Of s,,, -
There are 325 principal branches 0. M wSoa
patented masIeu, 3i2 $50 ~ofkpeog: "a SO 81:
la coo are men, Ia CO0 women, ana ~ soessl
5y ss' ProcsseiIs ,ben to the staty o. ,Ss i
brsrches OF ipdvstrv, the Professor s eSodsebs
bror re work, unIivsled IN the world ~. m,n0S
twenty millions hat making. SLICED -sosssE ~
glove making, fourteen mulioas iSs.nsools ff'a
twsnty centimes ga DAY to from S'i 70 ~ iss ~
sss. 10 32s.) The average wages are 81 ~. Ndr
a cay Tor Z man, and for woman H. .. y, .sssf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
INDIA.

The telegraphic news from India, bJ
way OF Bombay under date Of the % OF January, Is
that Dost Mohammed's health is Tecstablished.
Some fighting in several skirmishes had taken place
on the north western frontier. The Nizam had only
paid goo eco on account Of the 100000 due his do
minions, well as those of Dude were in a state of
anarchy. No further intelligence had usnspred re-
specting the naval force which by our last accounts
had been collected at Rangoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
IixeusoI ProvisIoa Market.

AMERIcAN-For fac Beef there has bssn far sssU
ri full prices misdlng aud ordinary qualities eoalls
neglected but holders Of such being Ofb
ion mat prices cannot 90 Low have become ms
a. 10 selling present low raes No stock Of Ansr
Pork here. -.
BacoA sells slowly without alteration price. Ssoar
attract attention. IN Haas no improvement
quote d further advance Of Cd. t. IL. o~t % L1i
which has checked operations the sass bang pncng
tuna There is a mOisIa'r dsmlad for GRs Cksess ~
business has bsen don IA Tailow az prices rather 10 W
Of buyers. Butter sciIey active, the stock OF n
t<ias heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
BELGIUM.

- BY the DEGREES of the President Of the
French Republic eoEdscating the property of the
Orleans family, the children OF MS majesty the
kIs Of Tie Bslgians are deprived Of an income Of
4oO,lCef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
Important from France No War with Easlaus

The President gave a grand di.ner on
THURSDAY, Jan 80, to distinguished party OF Eng
llsh forty i've sat Gown tie expressed great r.
greet at the prevalence Of the belief IN England Is %
bis ~aTliks inientors. ." he had lived hsre lone
enough TO acquire respect for Its people and nssp
uons, and he still had GTsal many friends .hsrs
AS to the rumor that lie intended 10 make Far IA
is simply absurd
The funds were better; Ewes opened 100 IS.
closed lC3 SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
LiyerpasI Freight Market

FREIGHTs 70 the In ted staIss have been ~ "A isr
lsst week Dead weight has Deea less 91s are ~
Ta.es have been takes 3'.efsgs passsan., 4, s. W
scarce. pYce Of passage 20 New, fof ~. Il 4ijs
quote Fresat 20 DE ga wsixh "a. "a ssrhss
tun fine goods, l5s ais Cd htidS p. "a Slss tS
goods 20s hardware 81, esrhss"ssss e.. ~ .o5.s. SA
phia-Desd weight las Cd ais o. Rat ss,s-Dsa
weigh. 4, Sd sl7s "a dss go-d'; s x,isat. O. 4O
esrILenvsIs lGs. Hev.ohssn's-a s.rtae Az sre .
fine goods, lie. nsri~sie, - w.
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