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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23
Gon0rcss.
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SEsATE.-Thc Senate was etlrd To
order al "a minutes rasi II o'clock. a
le'ier from MIR. King wns received. re-
qnesiing MIR. Arhison 10 preside. md no
Objection hen, made, hc iooh III" thnlr.
Mr.. Norrir, al New IInnysi ire, mI.-
Penrrd and took his seat.
MIR. UnJerwood ptrs.n'rd several
Peii''nrs agninsi the employment ul
Oh ppiai.,,.
Mr.. Admins Ir's,nrrd n r,ii'on ircn
Mississippi, praying congIsss to inter
frre to preven, American cinzcns abroad
from being compelled 10 observe forms
oil religious worship contrary to Their
conscientious scrupes and convictions.
IL was referred TO tie Committee on
Foreign Relations.
Mr.. Davis Of Mass, presented several
petitions praying that the law regulating
eamboats, passed at the last session
may not go into effect SO soon as provid-
ed.
Mr.. Gwin presented petitions from
the Tost masters in California, asking
tor an increase Of compensation.
Mr.. Mason introduced a bill chang
ing the provision attached to the appro-
priation Tor the continuation OF the Mex
lean boundary.
So mu h OF the Presidents Message
as relates to commerce, foreign rela.
tons, finance, Indian affairs, military
affairs, and public lands, was referred
to the committees,
Mr.. Davis, Of Mass. called the at;en-
ton of the Senate TO that part OF the
Message which related to Mr.. Web
ster's death.
Mr. Davis spoke in eloquent terms Of
the character and merits of the deccas-
ed, and was followed by Messrs. Cass
and Seward.
HoUsE.-Mr. Stuart, Of Michigan,
was appointed member Of the Com
mittee of Commerce, in place OF Mr..
johnson, ofTennessee, excused.
The House then went into a Com.
mittee Of the Whole on the state OF the
Union, and resumed the consideration of
the pending resolutions to refer the va
rious branches OF the Presidents Mes
sage to appropriate committees.
MIR. Meade, OF Virginia, said rs his
State was engaged in Rail Road i'm
provements, he should vote against the
pending proposition submitted by Mr..
Brooks, and should seek an opportunity
TO relieve Rail Road iron Of the present
oppressive duty.
Mr.. Stanton, Of Ohio, was also oppss-
ed TO the accumulation Of the surplus
revenue and in favor Of "a modification of
the tariff.
The balance OF the session was con-
sumed principally by Mr.. Giddings OF
Ohio, who delivered characteristic
speech relative to slavery and kindred
topics, after viii III and without diSpo-
sing Of The question, under considerable
excitement, the house adjourned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23
~ am men, all deem not ng sch relates
man iureyh to nv letlug>.".
YOUiH n MANHOOD.

ot III AZ vi \ NI!tNbD.
ANIGOROhs LIFE n pRt.MATt RI DEATH
h.nh,LH oE SER P,ssf, rdi,ob-on,s l5 c,.fs
TiilS BOOK. just published, T. hird with useful H..
L i"rnntoo od ,de Wfrwirr god diseases of th'
humru s,s rm. D. addresses t.el, H''bc to \ outh
Manhood aud nJ Age-io 81 who Ppr-chcnd or sri.
tcI uudrr The de ucrCc a. citN pro!olt
indiscl, iun,,u rii iin rr the exhaustive ,n,tis
o. 1mcui hbbl. go who 60 Gd'i,'ou to d,cln ii.
phNs'rdl cuC y Hrc &c N,,'nIs nervous aud men
ta' orb'''y, aud %, uon''g 80" wClrth"! dcspons
eucy 10 81 su,b ID. ~ Nuulu y
kEhD rms EppE
The valuable advice onJ iw"'r siNe warning I,
gives wiz y even, Neir' - MISERY and suffering, nj
save aurpt'l, tIuusiuus ~, hNrs
Parent. ~ tc'ilWgu Nih learn how Ia prevent th.
destruction q, rn,'r'hticn.
- A., ri, nee 90 cuIts. enclosed ~ n lei,,t
addressed ~ W kirl cr, hi'rdripha, viii ,n.ii,
book, unur" r,Nrope pcrtiu'r oi mHil
IrDr. v. 'f''"'. ys.drnI tNsicnn, y. w. col
nrr ~ g. and Mon s,'ce,, ht,w,'n -ptuc, and Pin,
rhllade phm ~, he ,"lsr',,d COZ f'rniAll,
lie who plrc's msci, 1ndr' ~. care ui Dr
may iiior,ly Cupiids ~ h's Houui gentleman
aud curliden,iN r,N upoh h'. sim ~ ph, srr'sn
Persons sn,n d' t.nce ia, adde's. D,. n by letter
Que rHid) suG uc cured b,Wc.
Packages Of medicines, 4 dr.rtIuus, NC iotwrrd.T
by sending remittance, aud pat up s5curc from au.
age or ,u'ios',y.
Eookseirrs News Agents. P,dIar-. Cnn,ss.rr,
AID all others supplied with the above " RI NJ N,ry
ow rates. sp2i daw
COMMISSIONERS X ADMtNlSTRATUL'S
NOTICE.
TUE undersigned having ircn appointed by th
4 iton. Cout of Probate &c ih. town of New.
port, commissioners u ceiy- and examine ~,
cliims against the ertaie - JOHN LEW l., hir
ol Newport, deceased. represented ins. n cnt, and
sx months hciug ,lluwrd from th, llth uf Octo.
ber A.. -, 1857, fnr the creditors II sad estate
to lriug N and prove their olains, We viii ln,,t
NJ the office oi u mel &. Dcnhan on hc S.Gond
Mondays ot Fenui'y, March and Aptil, 1853,
at u'clork, T.. NJ, iar the purpose of deciding
on claims prrscntcd iou-.
JAMES q TOPiIAM,
HENRY TAGGARr,
LfSANDtR STEVENS.
Al persons indebted a. said esfiie are ,rq,r-t.
ed t. nikc immediate payment to
DANIEL G. DENHAM, Administrator.
MIS-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23

The controversy about the possession
ol the Aztec children has been finally
scided by compromise. Mr.. Mortls
has them in charge, having pah 70
Rcymondo Se,va, the claimant, ior pos
session of them, the SUI. Of thirteen
thousand dollars Tor his interest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23

NJ Stitching shoes by machinery is
becoming quite common. II IL said
that an oper. ,,r, wiih machine. will
stitch in "A day more tEan ten times the
amount usually accomplished by a
's,itchcr," and that the cost is very
materially REDUCED.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23

IUTlt may not he generally known
that editors get one important item Of
subsistence at low price-thsy get
J0red Tor nothing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23
Washington, Dec. /,

SEHArE.-Mr. Achison again took
the chair, nj the written reques, Of the
Hon. w. X. King.
The chair laid before the Senate Il
Repor, Of the Secretary Of War on the
Classification Of Clerks in that Depart
ment.
After certain petitions &c. were pres
ented, MIR. Mason reported bill to
amend the provlso in the act making APP
preparations for continuing the Mexican
Boundary Commission, the proviso hav-
ing arrested the operations OF the com
mission.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23

The editor Of the Chicago Democrat
{" Long" John Wep,wor,h, Ex-M. C.)
the other day published tor Gov. Dun
can Proclamation Tor Thanksgiving,
without even consulting him; the first
the Governor knew Of it he heard il
read from the pulpit. All the Chicago
clergymen noticed il, however, and the
day was KEEP, in the customary manner,
wherever the Proclamation was know Z.
The sermons were as able the din
ners we're as good, and the balls and
evening parties as agreeable AZ it the
Proclamation had been genuine one
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-21

want nothing. aAd ask nothing but Justice and sqssl
NY in the operation OF your laws Neither OF these, which
are our guaranteed rights under the constitution. have
we ever had. may have TO say on one point in
THIS connexlon presently.
But TO return, sir 10 the protection OF commerce.
deny-and think the facts sustain me--hat commerce
or navigation, legitimate special interest," needs pro-
tecuon and even ii it did need such protection could
never give il by special exclusive laws by which
other interests equally entitled it, and equally import
ant shall inevitably be put at disadvantage, be made
paw tribute TO its advancement.
Mr.. President my strength has failed me. | was
quite unwell when lbegan, and too unwe to stand
onmy feet any longer hope, therefore, il will be agree
when, if able TO be here. will conclude what have to
say.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-21

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payment ofthe subscription bs made IN advance.
Distant subscribers may forward money BY ssI, Tho pess
which will be paid BY by In lis
4ale transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published u-wsekiy during
sioas OF Congress, weekly during the recess
Subscriptions period less than viii be received
terms pTopoIioned the above annual raos.
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sending subscnber with enclosed
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subscribers, with so encosed viii be enue Of III
odiron they furnish subscribers for, gratis.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10
ALL. GONE /

On the low grounds, midway between
the Penitentiary and CANDLES Hill stands
a two story white house, known to many
as place where a small grocery has been
kept for the last two or three years. AT
the beginning Of the period here named,
the house was occupied by family Of
the name Of lemon, consisting Of eight
persons, viz: Mr.. and Mrs. lemon, their
four children, and the father of Mrs. t.
One by one all-no, not all, but all ex-
cept the two last-have gone TO the grave!
First, the father of Mrs. I. sdied-then
child and then her husband. Four
months after his death she married man
named Goddaway, by whom she had no
children but the children by her first
husband continued to die at briefintervals,
until they were all conveyed to their last
resting place. Alone, Mr. and Mrs. God
! daway remained there until Wednesday
last In the morning Of that day, Mr. @.
died. and in the evening of the same day
Mrs. G. breathed her last. On Thurs
dav, two cofins, containing their bodies
were brought out of that ill-fated house
placed in separate hearses. and followed
bv some dozen or more hacks, were ia
ken together to the spot where reposec
the remains Of all the rest Of the family
And thus closed, within the brief space
of two or three years, the earthly caree
of a whole family, consisting in all o
eight persons. The doors and window:
of that house are all now closely shut up
and the place where, butrecently, there
were so many, now not single objec
is to be seem. They are all gone! AM
may their premature fate be warnin;
to others We will not stop to mora
lise upon the cause which produced $
; great mortality. in SO brief time
; Suffice ii to say, that the demon, Run
5 was the slayer of nearly the entire fan
ly !-Richneond Va.( Dispatch.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10
Robeson, N. C. Feb. %.
HEART-RENDfNG. SPECTACLE.

HEART-RENDfNG. SPECTACLE.
The following is from the written his
tory of an old veteran soldier, who was
an eyewitness of the arrival of a rem
naat of Napoleon's army at DRESDEN
1t cannot fail to be interesting to the
reader. We take out only a fragment
from the achapter
learn that the brave regiment of
body guards that acquitted itselfso man
fully at NJ, has, in return, been alto
geth& cut up-mostly by the frost. Of
the Fhole regiment only about seventy
Ieman.
Slgle bodies arrive by degrees, but
in the main in most pitiable plight
When they reach the Saxon border, they
are assisted by their compassionate
cou1trymen, who enable them to make
the rest of the way in a carriage or
wagon
Oh Sunday afternoon / saw a crowd
collected round cart, in which some
soldiers had returned from Russia. No
grenade or grape could have Gisigured
them as saw them. One of them had
lost the upper joints of his ten fingers .and
showed the thick stumps. Another
showed that he wanted both ears and
nose; but horrid was the look Of a third
whoSe eyes acre frozen. The eye-lids
hung down rotting, and the globes ot
the eyes were burst and protruding out
of the sockets. 1t was awfully hideous
but more hideous obj was yet to pre-
sent itself. Out of the straw in the
bottom of the cart, now beheld fig
ure creep painfully, which no one coule
scarcely believe to be a human being
so wild and distorted were his features
The lips were rotted away, and teeth ex
posed. He pulled the cloak away from
his. mouth, and grinned on US like a deatl
head.
Then he broke out in a wild laughte
began to give the command in broker
French, in voice more like the bark o
a dog than anything human and W
saw that the poor wretch was mad from
frozen brain. Suddenly cry was heard
| Henry my Henry = and young CIR
! rasAedaup to the cart. The poor lanati4
rubbed his brow, as if trying to recollec
where he was-he then stretched on
his arms to the distracted girl, and lifte
himself up his whole length with grea
effort A shuddering fever fit came owe
him. He fell, and lay lifeless on tn
straw. The girl was removed forcibl
fromthe corpse. It was her bridegroom
Her eye grew on the instant sunke
and heavy, her very lips were whitene
with horror. her finger nails penetratet
into her pure white hands, but no bloc
followed the wounds She was taken t
a boothnear by, and plying hands min
istered to her afliction but she neve
spoke more. Her blood had ceased t
fow--her heart-strings had snapped asur
der
i Oh! War; what is thy glory? Is
in broken hearts ? in the wailing of dan
ned spirits ? Is it in the widows tear
In her sigh' In the warriors moan
Tell me, warrior, tell me, ere | add
your fame or glory.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10

10 US our central position and present
advancement, the pearly dawn of twi-
light on the dim brow Of the future; the
tears of orphans, maiden loveliness, and
malhood's nervous prime yea, even
the whisperings Of the Arch Angel of
benevolence and virtue himself, appeal
to s to be up and dong.
OWEN.
Knhncon NJ n Fob %
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10
Original 5turq,
Written for the Spirit Of the Age-Raleigh.
MORTON MANSION:
A SEQUEL TO THE BLOODY HAND
BY WILL: WILLOwILL
CHAPTER I.
BY WILL: WILLOwILL.
CHAPTER I.

The high embower'd roof,
With antique pillars massy proof.
And storied windows richly dight,
Casting dim religious light.-MnToN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08
Thv Italian Opera Troupes,

Iaft night tie ePera troupe 1t Niblos had decided
victory Tie house hed almost to overlowing with
well dsed brilliant erd highly respects bic audience
There 81 least tFo thousand persons present The
opeye vas Lucls "a Lafnmsrmcor,r sad was Indeed
delicious nUrical treat Roso Lucia was exquisitey
beautiful. Baditii Eenry performed his part with
great rri' and Bst.il o. Edward was very elective
Altogether tie opers admirably rendered Tom
row night Will be represented the exciting opera OF Doa
Gioy0nrin
Al lha Arlor rlars peril rmed Ernapi -" The part
fEvira waf spienddly performed BY steGsnons Comes
by hsrsai agd Don Gsrlor, by Benevsntsno good
poIsurts but the role of Esnan The bandit was but
irdneIenty executed By With. II hes littls or no
fcrco. Tie house, strange TO say, after tbs crowded
houre & tho pr,yisus eTsang Or hs worst ws
rev a. Actor Place. IL cettslaly ala sot numbsx
more ther cm 300 to 6C8 person, about fourth
q! Nsos eudlencs. The sristocrcy appeared to have
deferied it ALTOGETHER. There MT more than TIVE
orrra scaks ard ebou. three tsre heads Friday
right the fashionable night ana tbs upper ten never
go othc opera On saturday. Tomorrow evening VIA
10 sgRin performed at tho Astor Place tho populax
Robert tie Dsy!lr
There VII be grca. tral OF strength on Monday
nLtvo magnificent operas and two exoelle mt rsupss
lsr,crIn thsm.
Tho artists OF both houses deserve great credit for
t1cir ragnsnimity IN reducing their prices 40 to
erehie the public 70 har ths at the low 6gurs Of nifty
cn, i scarcely neeeta,y % say tit that prlse win
net aent q very hh sqlaes Of uch profit to the
Tarssers, Eut the ertst, nc doubt lock a, much 10
to future 70 the present and caculas that It is bet.
er % ltys moderate salary regularly rs;i and perrna
rent work ten s7gs selry, badly paid and employ
mont interrupted 4 GOt altogether etopr }. Ths fftY
cent poe which has lsen 60 succestal st bios has
bio h. fourdsien or laTEe opera house Il, this city,
= bold NJ least 600 psfsong-and thie would only
@ @suoi1 Geoa sslsIise bas psy largo I'D uplese
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08
ShSDDing luselItDcucr

Arr from rew voraEutorrriso ~ ivtfpaei; Elisa OF
unhi Bremen; i9th uarhingor Famon.h 7'h, amer
fAtH Hc Liverpool; AmeCsu Esgio Grsvcfana, apnry ay
Livergoc ntnhss,sn soi Iesh, H9lendd, hesna "a 10
sia fof Now Yorh-Hendrck Husson from Po-tr~or.hs
Is.h Eargeret pea Harrington Liverpool; Gsrss
o.; 18th, Rnlsg Tell Hsvre; Industry. Antwerp; rsI
Chfi9tiHra Hosl; In renderco. Portsmouth.
a. All: St Josr s Jsmes sntssSp - hfpo0h oc'An'
ED tor Aoatoa-Octs 2amoset Maieiea 25h. Audubon.
arr rrfrepsPhlsdciphia-r -rhen.rdoah, at liverpool.
Eid for iuh, lcImsa from Bsrdesux:
Arr baltimore Jan 1871, Reporter n IivorDco loh.
sio Ir BatnoreJsR 18TH Abbot,9fors from Lyerpsols
Ola icstcn ism l7th, 'Bcquia." Hsvrc: Car.
nsc Liverpool; 1915. Alfred Bremop llss, oats FAmoushs
S-t John huetae iverfoo 1d, Fatsa, Leishi AioGaa.
sd Il = ,;h rlsstcr g8sh "Crenus" from Foss s,ss~
ish Lady sf'hs Lake, yerpoO Zen Psrkh. snd Dsuns-
FROM rev oriahns-Ian 18Th. Louisiana, saml Law.
erd Artaroc, Liverpool; lyh, Eruessne, OF sha
Whit sr btemea Eenitphere cseorn Liycrpoo; Iss.s
Giedef; 20 Joserhus North America, EpsEinondas aad
sd for Eofietns-Jan II. GERMS from theciyde Peru
paa Juius Cesar heWror'i Probus do ASion. Quosns
pe r or sr s Tse Iysa "a ao oca Ar,.u 1sss
, pmoo'h nhsrti JoLn astrow Lirerpeoi
hfi hI Deai Jhn 10 Cm.ar, from Shields for rYort.
oIa II John il. IL Ttptiayss al sirsrpooi aisnchs
do i9tb, Eliza ciouocrtcr iGth feomsn. Liverpool; Ar
TsAL Jan 2olAe Johsnns Louise from BostOn for
hoiteydsm, iost3 mon overheard
n. vis 6arsTe 70 ruadr 35ss of ,nIvarks ep sas ~,
2ittghc Ope ari III CharicaoD Tor Hamburg sth sails
me Ariel pYevetsr rcm shsrg EYsfs WA scus-
Tied sr1 stpF near ynsoepera Bay bT portion OF ber
tnd ~ The hurogchns vcscl been dos.roysS
q thn tlttsc bn' n art she arrived hare
ghe tlb.tt lord ~ Sc tiroro ha. rat hack Ieaky
4he SIck i0r ferS hs ~ oaek 7th 81 sais 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08
Our London Corrsspeudencc.

LONDON Friday evening, Jan @ 1852
Tie Euclst MiRisbyOpsnisg Of Parliament tic Tgd
--Pofiiics--3ae .qmd-oE--W --Wd,5rfJH-Ihs ProRcthesi
.QGa1-Eas gland Prepares for War--IHs Nsp c3ast
tut.on in Ftgnce-08is and Etds.
The position q the English ministry remains the same
The pTeeent cabinet viii meet Paraneut without any
further modification. The Queen viii open Parlausns
in pers0n the % Peb The nsw Reform Eli will is
rd, be presented the OH and viii be alluded TO in
tho royal spetch. There will a,so ba paragraph on
French a3alr5. The session promises 70 bs most IN
cer.ting ore palmerston Nil have to give explains.
tione on bis fregn policy, fr the ndetatgable Urdus.
Aag6 Is sure 70 semani tueo. lie is TO palUsrston
Wiat tl ~ or3 ieh Is to the whale continually agg
Ito hin.
It Is quite clear that the negotiations which Lord
Ioin Euss@U on foot with Sir aueg rahara and he
feelts proved failure. he Peeites hope 10 CONS ia
their strength, for suppose. the prssss.
ministry ran last General elections will probably oe
The finale o. tDe Crisis
1he oes ol the MACON stiu occupies public attention.
am happy TO say, another bl3t iae port life boat
been Tc6so IL the Bay OF Biscay continuing Of
cAe heutepants and ten of the passengers aad crsw
SIN forry TO say that Eliot Warburton Il not among
shem Subscriptions for tbs families and survivors a.
ready exceed IlOc0. Vincent the midsnipmsDt VINO
showed fuch presence nina tpat fearful night has
been presented et Cour ana s QGsea sa uae mi 1rej
Into hls conduct, with view 10 rewsrdirg HIN. 1r.
tnEis tho passengers saved states that be ssw
E!.os Eatburton deck completely dressed, when his
boas thoFed oh Cuousiy enough ia Waroufton's ia1t
work Darepn which Rp9CsrsG olly ieW aays before
tie Amazon sailed, theze Is vivid description 81 t7e
9ophas ration oi vessel Before startisg "
burton tnsuLfu hit utl f3t ~ 100, ssy @J Oyy
Soa anxiety ftlt here rtsD89snS the far8pa Sac
bas, however. arrived al rirht Great rggrat 's
by the aoahrmaipn of the Of TIE destruction ~
are OF the LID axy 10 NGsnipgtCn.
] believe the Engah gosetsreat has dlsavoTei tie
arirg tJ the Exprcts ths RI rstIeas e4a dl4Y-
proved ot tSat ecg n ltoecther
George DaAoloft, bsq tate American Ss!nis'or here,
ril, publish ;n 4 few dsvs v0l ! n q Eatoey OF tie
Amelic0D revolution. Bentley ]. bid publisher
Active dtiensre preparations btug made "a Fog.
land, o1iug ne anset,ei tats og lsss ii fetnto.
An invasion ii esred present s REGARDED a.
postiby, I'll. uid Louis N p1laon dB1 Il Hesssary 20
ard ocoupstiu gor IL afiay Il assertions os sessgu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08
PRICE TWO CENTS.

Dst, from Now Orleans Prices ot usriesn desri,,ns
except PERHAPS The Interior leafy qualities are A
d. Than lsst week Holders of Brszs have r.u,.d
prices one fishth Of penny. There has been lsrv,
burine's doing IN them, n0re particularly in p.rnAus
Egyrt'ans remaining steady and In fair request We
have had good deal doing In sursts this bn not.
vtbstRrdng his We bave little or chaogs to notice
IN prices; 800 bsles American, 90 Bahia, and yT0
Egyptian, havs been taken speculation with 40
American 80 Pernem, so Bahia, and no Surst fr ex-
port, esyiog for the trade 3sb5G bales The busi0sss
tc.cay sncunt TO 5000 bates with firm market.
s,-IsD. "a There Ia a fair demand this morning.
snd the market IL steady at the following prioes-Up-
lar de fniddItue 4sdd fair 6d Mobi middllrg sd
fsir, bd New Orleans mddlipg Az fair b5<d
The Manchester market rather In sctvs yesterday.
PRIVATE DESPA rCH PER EUROPA.
We bnve besn favored With the folio wing private
derpatch per the Europa vie Halifax from an extensive
COMMERCIAL house NJ Liverpool 20 their IN
hs city u will he observed thct s ststssp. of the
cotfn market varies In sIsbt degree, from pre-
vious despatch from Halifax
IIvERPooL. Saturday morning Jan. e. 1859
the Gotten merkpt has besn animated sincs the ar
rivsi 81 the ste0mer Pacific the 2l-t inst aad the
ales Of the week foot a. Geo bales Of which .pecu
tors have taken 5000 bales and exporters 400 We
quote mid5iirg orleans at IA; fair, DO SKA MD
cling uplandr ut 4AGd fair Do s7.d. Flour has met
with an Improved demand durins the week and an "A
vance of fol- iirg per barrel has been establish
ed Western canal OF good qsality commands 22s.ed
10 23e Cd per bbi Indian meets ready sale ct
32s sd per as0 lbs for white and 2gs Cd for yellow
LAFD iF worth iSs per cwt
CoNsoLs c!osed yesterday at eGik for money.