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The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
ntiemersi - 9tJmF' Shoe
Emporium, l7Ss Cioy, bet,oeen Kearny
and Mont xonsers stre ed 8 N IT, rshesseo.

II otHOEF MANS & %. akeepemastatt-
lie ly mn band aud for, saIso u. lfsue as
sort'nept Of Geulls'aeur' and iBny 81 lb"ofs
aud shoes, Oil rs reissanalle jer,ns as they
ran he bonaht in CAlifornia. ,fHaving the
most OF their euatNH Iwerkqlone under
their own superyisipn,1 tbeyifeel sure of
giving entire satsfacl ipnp and of beng
able to guarantee it af the best quality,
Iheygs their tstssk sfs,dsli,sals and
shper e Z, diyrel re- trgr HsY Ysr asI fap gs,l
firm in ihs .sity Fmeo bsess ,,snd sshoes
made ta iarderq amiat, sh.a ,ln,.iine oq Or
'iers from the country ira sipjue.i through
the Expresses iaccs,fipahiedhy The mo- no.
'teyI promptly attended tos1 a0et2 ini!r
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SIN Flsz 6ISc0. ! : .

Teatfs1raa = { l93--74
eB sash n - sstet&OqHFyli igaHeheEse.
EsQOK soAEb e igU on y "a, ], Ittppofteysss md
II j Ieal.rs n. Foreign and Jun&stisn Sa.
ffIi4 frfIi4 Fanry Stafibnafy,, = WelFji BdIidne
lM0nix6n,efy Street, fstsM FfaliciscS, nj
plafsrench,Spnia aissb EsE'efh b!sdsaiW
oiM sBs sCnqx, iiisay. IsLECauFFs
Lois1ltf. si naid,L- talllt z.s...aa.s..,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
,lossiii ii i4ssassl SssWeiho,,

tlossit 81 i4asasl sWeihe,i 10 ao'se'i
NTMOLESALE and freeail dealers in,
wv Cigars, iillnlaisco, Shaft oaIsssssdia ,iir
hnd Clay Pipes. Sc. No. l6l kSdrieyl
street, San Erasieiseb.
All orders ifr6sni che country promptly
andfaithfully attended t0..GSF ,9flsl1LyF
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15i -.ilaaA 0E0uri ReasO4S
War 'rUCKERcAN SELL WATCHES
- AND JEWELKY CHEAPER 'N'
sa4ese rHANANy ,yrHER HOUSE, ss1H


81 sgsu sasaS rHE Ctry:, ed gniguQ
. lsto J have leased the Whole building
that ] occupy, and the rents ] receive for
tie parts leased out reduce my rent 10 d
very Small sum- II .glirBagilgsn ZGHH1
2,i. have noprtner tn divide profits
with, and am therefore enabled to sell
cheaper than if1 had. AoirAlasoaqsh
Sd. II ntteim'to my own sales, in con-
sequence of .whieh ! have no clerk to pay,
and this is a handsome saving per month.
4th.- have not the expenses to pay Of
4 man in Europe to sele,.t my goods, hut
receive their through orders from o,,e Of
the largest importers in New York; and
the proof that get, them right is that
ain able to sell Cheaper ti.an' any other
house inItke trade nj the city, sa1fqrq 'D'
81 most respectfully aIviteethe pnblic to
call and Judge for themselves. .bsssso
}. w. TUCKER,
Montgomery ST. near Sacramshto, I
-Tsll-3.uy neY ed1 10 San Er,unisco. 9J
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
NOISY CaErier,s PnbIishing Hall,

:, LONG. WHARF, AStERHNcIscy, cAL.la.,
DOCKS, aud Stationary of every de-
Ds,ripfioD. A ;con,pletel assortment of
all of Gleason's works. The Uncle Sam.
issued every Saturday, ,nnrning.p3 9di I'd
CHAS. P.iKIMBAL, Proprietor. 6
sill If 44H s. III 11-0io
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

I A Scotch political econorsist behigask.
esl the nieaBing lut net,iIbysiasIn explain
'al it as f,Insss - ANaheila party wh,r aIlsn
iens di,nmikeii what the pari, who speaks
means. and the party yMho Speaks ,inIna
ken what he means hisn>eif--thas isaietaD
phN<,cebGettR yiipTOsQ sI9h10 slk ~tN
: r. q. s.sf.fR ~ AZ ..f -. 4 A
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
+, MOVEMENTS or sTHEleSEA A. SEF

boa MOVEMENTS ,oFg sT5lEe SEAS
pENr.-We. learn from roma a s.mpdllg'm' s11psal',I
that the Sea Serpent has decided g
continue to cruise about the, Bay o.
Fundy until the fishing ditii difficulties ~
! are e settled when he leaves for OF the the
Pacific, in search Of the .captaln who
falsely reported that he 'icaptureo
hha Seg sAs5oQ gaisi4qnioo .1Ed uoiiad
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''n The three balls usually ,prefxed
to the shops of pawnbrokers are said
to indicate. thatjitisdtwol to one that
the things pledged are never re-
deemed. 9''ee't'" ''''''.ie .,,,., ,,a IS
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
j E, L, Smith at the Alagl.ula,

E, l., Smith at the ,iagnu,la,g
= AGRA MENTO1 ClFY, is the agent
- for the, eagle Brewery p ia San
FranciSeo, and will tiarnish the i,ent ale, in
the country, in barrels or half l,arreIs III
all lliumes-rharses moderate. sepf1S 3m
B. F. Hastings & Co., Bankers.
MO, 4s J street, Sacrame,to city. b.
lNF. Hastings, Genrr Il Partner. d. J..
Tallant and ) w. Wilde, San Francis
co, Special Partners. Exchange ut cur
rent rates for sale on. hns -epash w
George Peabody & Co. .lsjiL London. bas
William Hage 8 20. .fss Ne,c York. b
James Robb 4 Co.. ssam N. Orleans.9
Page s. Bacon, L.fj Spint Louis
{ Cold flhlln Dust qlpurehfqsed At the highest
price. sept 1S 2l,"
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

: II ~ peTIer 10 De born with dispo-
sirion toa see things on, the favorble
side than to an estate Of ten thousand
"a Vear.snNB 5dl III seiii9 9sIdi g5ii 5df io
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

WHO WROTE CHARLbs DIcKEKs?-The
following is lit. rally a fact: .1',,o"' ., s's {
"A friend 0f ours was one day last week
asked by lady, whose knowledge Of the
Cushions exceeded her acquaintance with
literature. "Who wrote CharIes Dick
-ns!" He almost reeIti with surprise,
and, scouhe only echo,the qlIervg eyes
who was the author Of Oh lrles Drkens?p
prnceeslrai fhe LADY, Our freud thought
that the artAor ,f Dirka,lsi had n very
-u4iwey yHnd awful name, but inindtut oi
the fourth ..,v:, ea';,,,nnan!ent, As hr his
rist,; Paz, ~ Bog, Or some su-h naniaS!r
."Ah, ,"6uS friend repiitai,N ssydii are right,
,nada,; Bog was the authDf' IF Charles
Dickens. :" And the Iady was perfectly
satisfied.noiinN sdi sYa9f ssniI 0WfE
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

Banking. 3a ii House Of Read & Co.
- ACRAMENrO, Agency of Burgoyne
- s. Co.., San -Francisco. Exchange for
saleon9d h.u a-fod b .oalH ;faoa
Barring, Bro's & Co. hnn 4 London. 2
Hottingeur T. Co. io ii9i Paris Ifq
Burgoyne & Pluine,i Neac York.
Jnp. E.. Ihayer & Bro. Rostosi. 10
Canal and Banking Co. N. Orirans
l.. a. Bencost & Co. st Louis.
Gold Dust always purchased at highest
Prlce.T7-sept Is an ad 10 yluj hnegD Z
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10 ALI Whom is may COncefn.
DERSO NS, having goods ami bsiHgfge
L on storage atGwy store Are aere-
by tmtlfied 4 TINT unless called foriMithin
thirty days they will he suld at auction
TO .lf9oc6sts AnlllsharseS. .snot5su1s5fIl
Alss;l yll goods ieff M security Ia ~
o9-if1 WIN. GWYNN,a
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

a Vear.NH}3 3dl III seifi9 9sIdi g1id 5df az
AN APT lLhusraATIoN.-Passi the
foot Of the market one day Hast week,
say $ the Anierican Union, we overheard u
Yankee and an Irishlnali good naturedly
but earnestly disclosing the latter's right
To vote IN this country. .9s;UadU
neYou're AN Irishnan,' said Jonathan.
bad luck 10 the like Of yc, | ltell ye
| IN ain Anerikn-as good as yourself , \
'Wal, sayyew aint. Taint no use OF
your trying to fool people that way; hear
yo r brogue naow,' 4o -7o,9ubeo, a8Y
81 tell ye Pm HI Atnerikin,' insisted Pat.'
'Haow long hev yer bin heres' s'-i'o1saa9
'More nor tin year. a''' 'I.l '''n ..,.'
sWal, yew wusll't born here, was yeu;'
'Borhn, is it, What has that to do with
it, any how, then?' etu.3 nh r4jHiS 'lAi
flaYew must be born in this country.
Pal, to be. a native American "a ~, .a,
'Shure, am perhaps 'lle like NV We new
er heerd of a mars being 'bohrn agin' did
YEP C-l@t 1E ha4 <hc
'Wal, that won't du, no hoaw.'
well, then, was horn in oull Ireland
true for We. But Pm an Aneriki,i, f,r
all that sure. For do you mimi, a man
might lie borhn in a stablel--but toHd that
make him a horse?' iidfq 'a~s1q& 81 s'a7a.
IN
The roar from the by=tan.lers which
fpllpwe'l this settler rather took our
Yankees friend dout Of his boots, for the
ms'menr; and he forthwith retired, ,lecIar-
;.'s thar p'ss svaa q good one, any i,aoW.
Dry goods stores are Sometimes the
scenes bf 1udicrous Conversations. The
other dny Il young lady stepped into a
well lllknpwnl establishment ,inIrown, and
inquiredref "a bandsonte clerk ,s's.5ir, have
ypulany lnpuse colpred ladies' glovess"
I g"Monse coIored ladies', Miss!"
eyes. IA sort of grayAjus, the color of
ydhe drawers, there," meaning the store
drawers, which were painted graz.
."My z,iyawsrs. .4Miss,p ejacuIated the
young man, glanclng downward II Ilis
dress to see II ,everoihing was right anl
tight;; s:'iMys drawers, Miss! why Idsn'i
isear eng @nmniiqf hus siuqnrqiJqa div
The young lady was carried home on a,
shutter. s9Mhbd ,afiBlsno ,enEa ,sf9NuFd
- isnIu -2-.I 10 al--lL 4l-,llnl.l-n9 10 shnsi
A Scotch political econoraisti hehigask.
esi the meaning Mt inetii pkysidsI explain
'a it as t'lIn@s sANhetlla pssfty who allsn
Iens tiiinmikeii what the part, who speaks
means. and the pariywho speaks inila
ken what he means hi,nself@-that isaietaI
yitqafosq srshz0 llh -tu
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

,no CHINESE 'EHERMoME lhe
Chinese, Sd says IaI missionary use
little fire, aud mes,lre cold by thick
ness Of Jackets. Three. jackets cold
lis moderately COOL six jackets s',.e17! cold
lis keen, and from ten to httsen jack
cts cold, Is extremely severe.5c di7oN
's'Poor old General uDeb'lity,"ex-
5clamed Mrs. Partington,D it is sun
prising how long he lives and what what
symphathy he excitesA the papers
are full of remedies for him, 1u ID as
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

2 Montgomery st. near Sacranashto, /
-rsll-S,uy aeY edi 10 San Er'umisco,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29
EIOOTEN'T TRIPUTE.

The whole South is delighted with the nomination o
Pierce and King of whom the Mobile Register says:
Our candidates arc all tina, the people OF the South car
desirc Never have two more rpronchabe patriots peer
presented TO the country than Pierce and Kingtwo
true 10 the spirit of the Constitution, the reserved Rights
the States and that wise Democratic policy under when
our Institutions have long ourshed and extended WIN
auch miraculous rapidty from the Rock OF Plymouth and
the sands OF Jamestown The Golden Gates OF California
and the boundess regions of Northwestern Oregon
On orr national ticket Alabama and New Hampshire nave
linked hands 1t was once said that these sister States
were The ,emin OF the great Democratic arch which ouno
s central Keystone in Pennsylvania Now TINS grand nsn
raye idea may be fifty revived, and rainbow OF tfi
umph and beauty full Of the most brilliant assurances OF
victory may bc said span our entire Unon joining inc
two young rival Republics whose avoTte sons are he
chosen standard bearers of the national Democracy
Mobile as the emporium of Alabama has special charge
to perform tonight She should show to the nation no"
Justly and proudly esteem the virtues and services OF ou
distinguished citizen William r. King, and how snhuslas
tcay wc will bear him and his worthy compeer, Franklin
Pierce into the first Offices Of the country.
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To the Ediors Of the Enquirer


notice in your paper this morning, communication da-
ted .Amea Court House, June l5th l5o2, coUmtnt!ng
upon my card published in your paper OF the Oth inst In
yndcaon of myself and in order 10 set the public right so
far as "Spcctaor J Is concerned would state ,ha! he
had not then seen the correction 10 which your correspon
dent audes nor did he know that such correction had
been made He based his remarks upon your former etito
rial but has since Col Bottoms letter, TO which your
refers and will modify his language 80
as 10 make II read THAT II wan meeting irrespective Of
prise that Democrats should be led Gar 20 cnrsu'e
Democratic Executive when Whig Governors have been
Inc Jordan Hatcher case The cornmuta,ions OF Jarvis
and Chesers sentences of which you have sufficiently
spoken are in every than that Of Ha'chet
he.n ada m censure Governor Johnson could have
no other object than 10 promote their party ends So far
regards your Amelia correspon ients politics speento "
uoes no' A"o" ' SPECTATOR, IL.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29
IT. N. E,,j;tor, of m. Euouirer.

To the Editors of the Enquirer
Gentlemen: Through the poiteness Of Gov Johnson l
have been funishcd-but not until yescrdaywth copies
rom The proceedings in the OF Chester. Duties
that of defending absent brother vii! de-
ay for few days. reply TO the notice You have taken OF
that In the time your version imperfect and
unjust think will be made TO nppea causes me no
her feeling than of pleasure that yon have bfolght
snicuousy 10 the attention Of he public instance Of
nv brothers. official conduct, which, presented in its true
coors is SO calculated 10 do him honor.
Yours, &c, JOHN ROBERTSON.
June 25th, '62
I'VE again willingly comply with the request of Judge R.
Repeating our conviction that the fullest scrutiny Of the
will show that we have done injustice Gov REnqu'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29
,,,,vnER.rN.CgfEF OF THE ARMY.

/, appear. it not certain that in case OF Gen. scosrs
,,o.,,on General Wool would become tho Commander-n
Chief of the Army it would depend on the vii! o! tho
President. Washington letter says:
ION the death Of M,or General Brown, the cones: was
between General Scott and General Ganesthe one senior
by breve and the by nea rank which prsrssy e
case between General Wool and General Twiggs Ghe'al
Wools neal rank dates from l54l-Gencra l"sgS rom
1885, breve rank of the former lS47of the latter
President Adams appointed Col Macomo MAJOR uene'a
over both Scott and Gaines, seniority does ,' s'aos"
promotion in the army beyond field or r'gtsn'a "ices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

ciang that the Wings OF the United States will look
upon his imoe's) administration as one OF the most
In our history a piece of nockery perpetraed on
WI flmore taken in connection with the nomination o
Gen. Scott.
soi 'he Information OF the Richmond Wing, which says
Inc Wing papers Of North Carolina have up The
quote the following additional item from the
w. that il eannn, this morning says frankly and plain
Pierce and Kino wond r"s Scott but that the election OF
vantage Of @ e country than @ election Of their op
ponehs Inc Commercial is whig pai..r and we believe
tnat IN TINS matter 1t expresses the views or % ~ d
erable and highly intelligent portion OF s ps il ,his
Stale who cannot swallow the Seward pill s.pn.
hough II may be- by the addition Of Mr.. Graum To 4c tI.
el frase from Democratic might 30 regarded
win suspicion and orbear Mr. Loring however has
our thanks for the independence of his course"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

A Washington correspondent OF the 6ai'ltnofo a''o
writes
The rumo is prevalent here that Mr. Webster IS GONG
oon n Engand as Minister Mr. Lawrence has requested
a 10 come home in the autumn. Meanwhile It is said
that Mr. Webster wishes leave the country before the
od of his annual visitation of the cold 10 which
h hss been subjected for many past He is deslrou
OF being in England before the first of August and 1t gen
eray supposed he will be commissioned at IN early
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

The N. r. Mirror (Ehg) learns from one OF the Mas'a
chus.ts delegates ;hut strong disposition TO hoist
the Webster nag in Massachusetts. Also that hall mil
lion dollars would BE pledged BY Tennessee men, If an inde
penden, ticket, headed by Wcba,sr should De brought Tor
ward Tho Wetster Whgs Of Boston ars 10 receive het
delegates, IN procession when We shall hssr what nel
Sra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29
!. wH1G OPINION OF PIERCE.

Mr. Hayden Postmaster a. Boston, and late Editor o.
the Atlas heleading Whg paper of Massachusetts, AZ
cent Webster meeting said The had the honor OF
acquaintance with Frank Pierce and he knew MIN 40
hearted noble souled fellow Whoever hough nc h0u
the ability to administer the government cFedaor' u
eser pretended to dcspse the nomination. or
h. eo,ilv he, ten would find himself nightly mistaken
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

raSE NoilCETh.t between the hours Of O'Clock NJ and
.0h day OF July. e52 the house Ct John fla.
~ Muftsu ard E*lanaGe Streets in the city of New Or
an Lou siana shall take the depositons Of DR. John
In. N Hester Alexander aean and others TO be read
$ rs suit pending in The Clcun Cour, of Law
e ol7 q Hcorico wherei IN plaintiff and you are deien
m Lon cay the taking Of said depostions should
p b-sun, should bc completed said day the
H., vii be adjourned from day TO Gay until the said depo
- ar cpnpIe'ed HUGH HAGAS.
- s.s4--r ,tu
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n1ss.rrsr.cT1oS IN NEW YORK.

DISSATISFACTION IN NEW fOah.
Nrw Yonr JUNE 23.-There is growing assHtsaenon
among large portion of the Whiss OF this city al the NOM
naon of Cen Scott and efforts are being made 10 get ~
Convention to nominate Ar Msos'er al an ihoepena'A'
candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

BALTIMORE MARKETS, LrsE 25 - ,,
Sale, of 600 bbs Flour were made to-day at Yak. ota'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

rs .syog are resident OF the city Richmond
nco you will please take that shall on behalf
- yca Rail Road Company apply the Court of Hus
ci.y Richmond, the hIst ay nf its July
v. neresed free holders Of The sa! city for the pur
. .cranins what would be just compensation for certain
n olC Ecufl r;rcel the ciy oi Rchmaad OF which you
proprietor, and which the said Company proposes
:. ,,n5 s9f', purposes. EDMUND FOSTAlNE,
,- i-cw;w President Va Central r. R. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29
;lEXAS LAND AGENCY.

bEXAS LAND AGENCY.
IsNlTOS Il liENnREE. CouSsELLoRS AT LAW GENE.
LAND AGENTS, VIII attend promptly all professional
The CTcG ard Supreme Courts Of The Stale, and in
ta3sa Siaes District and Supreme Courts also all
at lands hs management Address, (pos paid)
4 Aus;ir Texas ian. l6-ewlY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

"sou,hern Whis," through the Wilmington IN. g.
Journal quotes the sssouon Of the Wg Convention Do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29
SAMUEL JORDAN, ESQ

,s A. YOU are resident OF the city Of chmond Of the
of Ilenco, you will please take notice that shalt
,,i he Virginia Central Rail Road Company apply 10 the
Ilusinrs lot city Of Richmond ls day OF its
ern appoint five dsntoested free holders Of The said
~ m - puose of ascertanng what would be just compensa
a. r.r;.l lying in Concord in The city Of R b.
| .; wha you the and proprietor and which the
siI cezqny proposes TO coudemn for is PURPOSES
H1' 'Nf EDMUND FONTAINE
Va nrai Go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

The Boston Daily Bee, which contains call for a State
convention to nominate Mr. Webster says that 'Scots
nomination fell like shower of ice over the city We nc
Witnessed universal and deep felt disappointment, II
was rs if Boston had lost all that most dear"
The same feeling manifested in Lowell Salem, Wor-
cesier and ether places gentleman from Lowell
the intelligence of Scol,s nomination received by
a.rs, OF that place "wh in their eyes," The
~ 80 A''- paralytic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

Washington correspondent of the Baltimore fa"'o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

WAsHrsoroS June % III 2. M-Mr. Clay Is exceeding
ly low Hi. SON. and Mersrs Calvert and Fendal are IN
constant attendance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

CEi KY-NlRGlNlA :-Glouces,er Clrcui, Court
.rr, Term, 1882:
" ;eb!ns administrator Of John P Robins. decd,
Dloip
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

Boston, March 10.
The Royal Mail steamer Niagara reached
her wharf here at 81 o'clock last night from
Halifax. Her mails have left for the South.
Your Halifax correspondent has already for
warded you the principal items of news In
looking over the papers [ find but little new or
additional worth telegraphing.
The very latest accounts from England rep
resent affairs under the new administration as
satisfactory.
Inc Liverpool Cotton market ON the 9th, at
noon, was firm and prices fully maintained
Breadstuffs were dull with downward ten
dency.
Money continues easy.
Advices from France by the latest expresses,
do not show that country to be in settled OF
tranquil condition.
Popular feeling is gaining ground in favor of
Cavaignac and others, of more liberal spirit.
1t is only by the most rigid and peremptory
course upon the part of the Government, that
order is maintained. A large number of Napo-
Icons friends, who are obliged to support the
new Government, do it with an i'll grace, and
only because it is not in their power at present
to resist. Although the election was progress
sing favorably to the government, yet there is
strong current of popular feeling adverse to it.
The vote will undoubtedly, be large in favor of
the existing power, yet it cannot be considered
true indication of the general feeling. SO
writes several correspondents of the London
papers.
The Havre Cotton market, at the latest dates,
was very firm, and prices tending upwards.
Continental affairs generally are without spe-
cial interest