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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-08
Owe PRICE ONLY.
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
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TTNHE undersigned re- 6ORY n0S%7ss i
i specially invite lie 49, y Y . -
citizens OF Columbus and the SURROUNDING conn.
try to their large and handsome stock ofCoods
lust received and now opening consstino ~ 4
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ofevery style ana
variety: Clothing Hats, Caps, Boots aud Shoes
comprising all the new styles, for Ladies, Gen.
tlemen and Children Hardware, Mails, Iron,
Castings, Wedding Hoes, Trace Chains &C., Sad
dies, Brides. MaytiHgates &c. Crocecry, Class
Wood and WiIlo,o Ware, and all other articles
usually kept N their line
In addition TO which we have just received
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STYLES OF
IS PRTNG ct O0D9s
consisting Of Grenadires Tissues Colual6ians. ORR
entails, Bdk@qrinea FreHeh Jaconets, Bareges, AZ
boeni Cterks Paid SIX Tissues, Organdies, Eng
lish and French PRINTS, Printed Ldir1, French
MHslins, Bayadire, ERlbroided lfnslins, del Sc.
ALSO--Ve expect soon % receive some 5000
pair Of RUSSETS and we invite our friends to
call and examine
Az Of which we will sell on as goods terms
leither ior cash oton usual tlmel as can be
pongilI OF any good house ID The city 81 Mobile
SO1AtI, HUMPHRIES, e BlLLUPS
CHARLES II. MORSE,
Aaorasg md coi,asciior "a lac.
Columbus Miss
w A, SMITH, tsuccessor % Da5a.g ~ /,
Sfocsy 40. % Commerce stfeet. 1fo5ls
tslina' Jan 50-l9-ly
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Jo6n StrsetS immediately Adore the Grocery Store
~ TAonas n. Williams
TERMS;
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excepting Town subscribers, who will be charg-
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and 81 90 if not paid until the end ofthe year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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Cents square for each continuance. Ten lines
or less constitute square.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS year $40 90.
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Professional Cards published paper furnish-
ed one year at Sl2 90.
OBIrUARY NorIcEs exceeding 10 lines charg-
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ADVERTISEMENTS for the year contracted for
n liberal discount.
All communications addressed to the Editor
must be paid, in order to insure attention.
JoB PRINTING
or all kinds NEATLY and PRoMPTLY executed
BLANKS
For Sherif's Magistrates, Consinbles, Clerks
&c furnished at shortest notice, from 81 % to
81 so a quire according to quality
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ED @%. va ~ QDQD MD-,
HENRY &c CO.,
Importers and D,alrrS in Foreign and Do
mCSiiG Dry Goods,


Corner Cont and Wafer Streets, NOBLE
Are constantly receiving BY Foreign Arrival,
and from the best manufacturers in the country
Neo aud SeasoaaBie GOODS adapted TO tbs
Southern trade, % whlehthey invite the attention
of Wholesale and Retail Purchasers.
PA II ALTON GOODS
In great variety Blankets, Kerseys Linseys,
Osnaburgs, Brown Shirtings 4 Sheetiugs, Bleach
ed do Striped Doinestics, Denims, Cottonades,
Tweedes, Kentucky Jeans, Sattinets, Bed Tick
ings, Checks, &c.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Oct. 3, 1850. 2l-6m.
$. B, ALLEN, J. o. BANKS,
NoJile Tuscaloosa
ALLEN 4 BANKS,
COMMISSION lLER GIANTS,
MOBILE, ALA.
Liberal advances viii be made on Cotton con.
signed TO their care.
April 1851 4--tf
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SOCIETIES IN 1owNDEs COUNTY,
MASONIC.

CoLuMRCs LoDeE, No. 5.
s. S. Franklin, w. NJ. E.Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on The LIST Friday of leach
month
LowxpEs LoDcE, No. ia.
A. w. Lampkin, w. NJ o. 7. Kecler, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus on the 3rd Friday of each
month.
DAnxKY LrPscoMp Lopez, IA.
Scott Thompson, w. NJ. Richardson, Sec'y
Meets at Crawiordsvic, on the 3rd Saturday
of each month.
CoLumBUs r. A. CHAPTER, No. 4.
c. II. Albert, II. P. ~ +. Goodwin. Sec'y,
Meets nj Columbus. on the LIST Monday after
lst Friday Of each month.
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CoLra.rS Divlslov No. Q, sovs CT TEMPER
ANcr.-i .ratcd meetings of this Division.are
lscld at importance Hall at Columbus, every
Iar,du eHrt4ig at o clock.
ST0DGlRT & co,
EtaolEsll .agfIIL DElLEBS IN
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Eztraot from N. Kossuth,g address

At The Dinner giiren to him By the Bar O
Nelo York.
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AM a. SHIT VI, lSnccessor 70 Do5aev smith +
w Grocer, No. ss Commerce stses, 7 1es5 y.
Alabama jan So, so l.9s'ss
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Is published every Thursday Morning

1SsfsS ~ me South East corner Of Main and 81.
Ja6n StrsetS, immediately Adore The Grocery Store
s,,t-..,. ~ TTsIIso1r
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maya
Patent Agency.

No. 2 Warren Hall, Pearl street, Worcester.
JAMES G ARNOLD. being connected with one oil
u the ,nnst experienced gents in asnGton rea-
d, to attend to ay business with the Patent Office
He will procure Paten s. copies of Drawings, CLAIMS
Specifications descriptions or any 10 oIia ION DESIRED
Also opiuuns from Washing on, OF he probability of
obtaining Patent tor any invention in many cases saw
Ing much labor and expense Office hours, irom7 to u
O'clock evenings
NJ B. Models made of all kinds.
Also rawngs, aud Patterns, for Geering, and Mach"
nery gencl ally shop at the grand Junction shop
AMI ulln-
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Water Cl1re Establishment

NOR sale ~ To be leased. The "wne Il the to'a
Il Wafer EstahshuI. Mt situated on 'Oracut ieignts'
in Lowell residing ia New York. are anxious to sell "r
lease the Estate offer the same on very iaVoiape
terms Th place is well and iav"rably known 10 lne
public MS hourlshng uydropathic institution IL Is
within ten minutes wa OF the centre OF business IN
Lowell but pos all The advantages 1t an elevated
aud rural residence IL i'll accommodate lo'N pa
yeniences it present, superior advantages MI De
sold very low it Ell y application is made Possession
given the first Of June - ,- - VI,
city, or IAPPA w ~ l W'hAi Lowell.
E. +. SHERMANN,
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WORCESTER. THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1852,
TO BE LET.
Factory in MiIlburY. for Sale. or to Tel.

1--WE Scylhe Facto y, owned and formerly occupied
1 by the undersigned will be leased for Machine
shop or other mechanical business favor able terms
the building is OF stone 80 by 30 feet about forty feet
winch contains three stories, lines of ShafDg, and
is Forge SHOP, containing "trip hammers, and
many conveniences for heavy or light work all in prime
ordrr.
1t is situated in Amory village. six miles south of
Worcester, aud within throw of the Providence
and Worcester r road Depot.
Also within hundred rods of the Boston and Wor
cester II road Branch Depot 40 THAI the facilities of
transportation exceeded by any village in New
England. CHARLES HALE
ap5 +p,vtr
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Front Street. Store Lots

YE1HE valuable lot of land on the south side OF Front
81. North of the Salem street Church extending
on Front street about llO feet, and bounding East on
Trumbul - and West Salem street, is now offered
for sale in lots suit purchasers Its average depth IS
over 70 feet The lots will be sold on such Terms
as to render them profitable purchase either for those
wishing TO build stores for their use or TO let
mar25-dtf FRANCIS DEWEY. zlS Main ST
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F1RE-The dwelling house Of Mr.. Dononoe in
Leorninister, caught fire on Monday evening, at
6 o'clock, and was damaged 10 the amount OF
4O0-Fichburg .Necs
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To Manufacturers.

A DOUBLE Entry Book-KetpeT, fine writer, oil
~ long experience and accustomed To keeping Inc
Books and Gorresp ondence OF large establishment,
desirous of a permanent engagement with some manu-
factory or DINER extensive business. Undoubted evl
dence of character and ability furnished Apply u by
lettre post paid,) to EDWARD EAnLE,
firm of T. X. Earle Il Co., orcesler'
mar29 u5taW
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Bush's s milax Sarsaparilla.


edy.-- she Most Effective Sanative
YESHIS Meicine has trumphed over all opposition, and
over all utner remedies bearing the name since
it's ntr0dr cton IN" this part OF the country mas run
a most riliiant course both in xent OF ami GER
tafy Of cure everywhere ploasnI md surprS ng those
who have used it, The pIin reason OF hs Is lst IL is
the true Snilax carefully lecte with reference to its
strength; 3D. is pure article, prearei without ad-
mixture or a'ulteratin, and I'd, IL rare ms dlcl9e,
having properties by no Other plat or cool-
nation o, drugs in The hole vegetable Kingdom IL is
particularly adapted the of "crofua, ami all dis
eases tn of the skin aud o her organs, conf nnier
the common name OF 'humors " Cases OF tins kind
often occur; they very surprising, AM 90 numerous
10 be given in detail 1t also cures general debility,
liver complaints rheumatic affections, erysll elias, old
sores headache nelragic palms, and nervous difficulties
and il completely the b ,od removing It's inn
pures and giving life and fresh vIgor Tor arrest
ing the ravases disease and rtpaitins the common
waste OF the system g.
Prepared and Sold by BUSH q co NO. Park ST.,
and for sal by all the Druggists Of Worcester and oy
Agents in n.st ofthe towns and villages in NJ England
apl3-dTTh& saw.
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Fer Sale or Rent,

a New House on Pleasant eet, near Col, Abb0lts,
n convenient for three families. II applied for soon
will be sold with about 10000 feet of land. Also the
Cutting House in New Worcester, with tbon three
acres Of land now occupied by Pulaski Bacon Also
small Farm about 90 acres with an unfinished house
upon it, about OF mile west of said Catt ne estate,
nesi he ZONES Farm-Terms very liberal. Apply to
P. G. BACON,
roaredtt No. Central Exchange,
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CATTTTON.

III, persons are cautioned against purchasing cer-
tam judgments against the subscribsr now IN the
hands OF H. b. STONE, or negotiating any claims the
said stone may have adverse the advertisers no just
claim being held by him. and the judgments are about TO
unuergo the ordeal of higher curt.
HENRY NJ PAINE.
Uorc.ster. Anil 7. 1852 aplO df
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Clocks. Clocks.

WE have just received large lot of Clocks, war
w ranted good tine keepers, which we shall sell Tor
A each Also large assortment OF Clocks, IN ulner'
enl patterns varying in prices from So to $50.
GODDARD & CO No. 2U9 i'll street,
Bntman Block, tst South of the Worcester House.
Ia - dawtf
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N0TICE.

ETNHIS is to certify, that have given my son D. sam
| GER BRADLEY his time, aud to forbid all per-
sons harborng trusting him, gu my account, as shall
nav no debts of his contracting, neither claim any of
his wages, from this date o
Worcester, May IL, 1852. M dawSt
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Farm fnr Sale

T0VV =
VIE Subscriber viii sell. exchange for Real Es-
tate, IN the city of Worcester, Farm vi 50 acres,
IN the westerly part II Shrewsbury, about 81 miles from
the Court H0nse, the old road Shrewsbury II is
the Farm owned few years since by Levi Howe and
now occupied ,y Peter Rich Il is desirable place
Ter one wishing TO raise vegetables for the Worcester
market. the soil being well adapted that purpose -
For imther particulars, enquire uf Peter Rich IT,. on
the premises. OF OF EDWARD EARLE
Worcester. Isl Month 1852 jan2g -dawtf
J1fht aD0vEIs VoT' fs'gigsrc=
la se lots; also Mechanics wishing build near the
1nschine shop
Also one lot Of two Acres with House and Barn, and
is n he best locatIoa on the Leicester road
CHESTER HUBBARD, No. May Street
Worcester, March D, 1852. d6m
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To T.at.

ID DOM No IS Worcesi er Bank Block. Also fine
y Room for small MEETINGS, ID incng Schools, Par
ties, &c on Front street, Inquire of STOWELI,
maroI OIL Horticultural Hall.
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woR CEsTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MANUFACTURES, TRADES d PROFESSIONS.
PUBLISHED
IN THE WORCESTER DAILY spy.
- AND IN THE -
MASSACHUSETTS SPY. WEEKLY.

The iolnwing List, representing houses In
each branch OF trade, submitted The citizens OF
Worcester County, and the public generally with the
fullest confidence hat in of the PROHIBITS
OF worcester Work Shops the Merchandise OF Wor-
cesteT Stores any of the branches here enumerated
viii he able to supply themselves at short notice and
upon reasonable be met with il Boston
or elsewhere
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Land To Rent
To Rent,
To Let.

'EAHE Middle Tenement IN the Brick Block on High
street The House contains IA Rooms and is in
hrs-rate order. Possession glvea Immediately.
mayl dt Apply to PAINE ALDRICH
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PARASOLs.
Machine Mandatory.

Machine Mandatory.
NNHE subscriber, having been for the last sixteen or
ejyhtetn wears engaged in building Ca I'd S ting,
aud other complicated Machinery, feels quAied md -
prepared to make ~ ordtr any Kind OF CHI Machinery,
In the most thorough and workmanlike manner;
Paeutrcs and others wishing cant act for Machines,
are desired to Apply the ubseriher by mall o. at hs
sbop N Henry A. Dennys Steam Factory IN Leicester
SAMUEL w. KENT.
Anril < 1882 aplltf
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
Boston Chemical
Washing Powder!

TNliIS Powder, prepared by n practical chemist is
1 superior article for washing clothes The process
OF using simple and easy and ceanses without injury
to the finest fabric One package Of this Powder will
make two gallons o soft SOAP superior in quality, for
all domestic uses Nothing excel DIS his Powder, after
having been made into soft soap for removing grease
spols from wooden C 0ihes ami carpets
Drec IONS on each parkage of the P0wdcr-wllich If
followed, viii give, aler il trial general Satisfaction
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WILLOW WARE, &C,

VTAGGONs, radles, Baskets, Velocipeds, Wheel
w B,rrows, Rocking Horses, Rubber Balls, Pins,
Needles &C. wholesale and retail, at MERRlLLS, 22i
Main street mafloawu
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To LET

TWO ROOMS in the Block on the corner ofMyrtIe
and Soufhhridg sts heretofore occupied by Firley
{ Pearson Apply to F. II. DEWEY, Esq, or to c. G.
FLANDERS & CO., on the premises dec5 dtf
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Repairing Done
Boots and Shoes


Boots and Shoes.
g. THE subscriber has received large assortment
90 of Boots and Shoes, suitable for the Spring trade
comprising Ladies Caters, Pokas, Buskins,
Slippers,
Parodi, and Jenny Lind Ties,
ofeyery width aud quality.
Misses Parodi Ties, "a new and fashionable arcle)
Caters, slippers, and Buskins.
Childrens Shoes, all kinds and colors.
Gentlemen's fine French Calf Boots, Monterey and
oxford Ties, Calf Patent Leather, and Cloth Congress
Boots,
Slippers. ofextra widths and sizes
Fine Calf Boats, es ira broad
Bows and Youths Boots and Shoes of various kinds
All IF the abnve Goods have been received directly
from the manufacturers and t. be as rep
general assortment of
Shoe Tools and Findings,
constantly on hand
II Leather sold on Commission
JOEL FLETCHER, SO Main street
Worcester, April &C. 1852. DIFF
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REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate For Sale

Ia TIVE Burnett itate, No 40 Mechanic Street,
;liA is now olf,ren for There are two houses on
the Lot, divided into good tenemens. Also con-
neoted with IN ahovs, is LIT aiming about $500
feet, elgbly 81 uated for building, being in central TO-
cation, where tenements always in d. mani The
above Is good chance for investment, and will be sold
low For further partir uars, inquire of II. CHAPLIN
Esq. or q. T WILSON. SO Main Street apps dSwtf
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A. Huntington
Our Cash Grocery Store

Our Cash Grocery Store
(WHICH has been literally patronzrd heretofore, is
Iiets of
Family Groceries,
which bought ut the very lowest Cash prices; con-
soquently, shall be able to sell at a very low ma h.
We can our friends and the public generally,
That we can make it an object for hem to give Us call
and examine stock, which includes all The varieties
usually kept in q first class Grocery store.
We Take Farmers Produce
OF all kinds in exchange Tor Goods and charge only the
c. G. FLANDERS 4 co,
corner of Myrtle and couthbrdge streets.
Worcester, April 80, 1852. diff
TNHE subscribers have Jrst received, e',falsf %
stautly receiving, large inv ices OF
West India Goods.
embracing every article usually found in the Grocery
trade They would cali the attention ofa over rs OF
good TEA, TO their large Invoice which Tor 2Iia !,
ty and cheapness cana0t ne SURPASSED ny any eSta"s
niept OF the kind in the city.
Molgss 5 and susa, ofevery grade and quality, at the
very lowest market prices, together With every af'cie
usually kept In fist class Grocery $40 e.
Among their stock of Luxuries, may be found
Preserves Of all kinds,
neatly nut up II stone jars viz:
Qnince, Apple Peach, Plum, Blackberry, Raspberry,
and Ginger preserves Glava jelly strawberry Jam,
Eve, Apples PruueS, by the box, ana by the Darei;
ed Peaches Pickles, ny me jar, ana ny inc sdloh'
Figs, &c. 1,.o. =
Having engaged some OF the very best Daltles IN
Wore ster County, shall be able to supply our GUS
toners wit
Superior Article of Butter,
at very low fsue, and be ate to maln in II thro"gh-
out
Havi - taken great mains in selecting our spices &c,
we feel confident that shall be able give entire sat
isfacton All of the articles were purchased at
the very lowest Cash prices, and will sod at very
SINAI advance upon hrs cost
Please call and examine for yourselves.
N Is Goods delivered in any par Of The city, Tree OF
expense HIVE q hop ,,
Anril "a, 1852. OiIn
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PAPER Hangings.

TNRENCH and American Papers, from the lowest
Il price to the richest Gilt and fresh importation
< rench Borders of ne and splendid styles for sale
u bnlpsaIe aud re,ahat BROWN & cos,
mar2O-dawsm Crocktry Store l4s Main street,
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ron ADyERTIsINC

IN THE WEEKLY spy.
One Dollar Square for three insertions and Twenty
Cehts square per we for contnuances Upon adver-
lsemelts inserted both in Daily and Weekly discount
Of 80 per cent will be made from the price charged for
Inserting in the daily only.
Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be
charged at the of SO ger cent in advance of the
above rates.
" Al advertisements Z, m strangers tr transient
persons TO be paid IN adUance
1.-THE space occupied by eleven lines is counted
square.
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REMOVED.

.go D. GODDARD Il CO. have removed go
SSaHSN for a short time, { ON No 1877 to No YIN
~ |Sb 2us Main st EFT, in Butman's Block, EI 81
81. where they will be happy TO wait onS&sAsz9
their customers and friends rs usual. apl5 diff
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W 0RCESTER DAILY SPY:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT
2I2 Main Street, QButman Row.
JOHN MILTON EARLE & THOMAS DREW
EDITORS AND PROJECTORS.

Terms--~S 400 per Annum, or $500 il
paid in advance.
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Conartnership Notice.

rENuE Subscribers have this day frmea copartner
| ship, and will carry on the COMMISSION Produce
business under the firm of Bassett & Clark
~ EZRA r. CLARK.
octoawtf AIIAZ BASSETT
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A. M. Beck & Co.. Proprietors,

No 257 Washington Street Boston,
Sold in Worcester, whoiosale by HORACE AYRES,
93e Main street.
u Retailed by G'ocers generally, throughout the
country.
3. Price y 10 cents per pack ge.
apl diff
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Cutlery. Brushes, and Music.

cutlery, bTUsH0ss dILW MUS1O'
n AZORS, Knives, Scissors, Combs. Feather busters
X Music Boxes Victims. Strings, Bridges sc. Can ny
Birds Nests Fountains and Cages wholesale and retail
AT MERRILL'S, 22l Main street. mario dawu
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ITO be Cont,mued.l
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iTurrign MtserlIanp.

The letters Rouen state that the market for
ufcurers had become active There had been lit
tie alteration in prices but the favorable result of the fair
at had induced buyers to operate with greater
freedom
The first two large steamers present building
at Dumbarton for the Messrs Burns and intended TO
run between Chagres and NewYork to be called the
Andes and the Alps
The first volume of new work on Amerca has just
left the press Stockholm. 1t is Sketches of Tour in
the United States by ?, A. Siestrom and is entirely
devoted to examination of the school system in that
country NJ Sjestrom was sent out by the Swedish gov
rrneut to make inquiries on this Weghty point and an
Of nearly 800 pages is the result abounding in in
formation OF the most valuable kind and far surprising
any other European book on the subject,
The Countess Neuillyex- Queen of the French. has
just purchased of the Earl of kmoray for the sum of
G23O0v, Orleans house, Twickenham formerly the resi-
dence of her late royal husband
Mr. W Sheridan Smith. an American gentleman. has
taken Drury Lane Theatre for limited The le
gitmate drama to be the principal attraction in
which Mr. Mexican Buchanan and Mrs Abbot, from the
theatres in the United States were announced to sustain
the leading characters.
The from Madrid still speak of the expected
coup dat which there is to believe will be at
tempted during the residence of the Court at La Granga
The military authorities however they will put down
any such attempt.
Another attempt made, few days since at the
ippodrome Paris to solve the problem Of steering bal
looms A balloon in shape like whale was filed with
gas and attempted to be guided by means of shaft Of
wood suspended horizontally with sail at the end to
act as u rudder To this shaft affixed platform.
with steam engine of four horse power, working
with three terminal paddles like three sails of windmill
The experiment made in presence OF several scientific
men, but unsuccessful
The process of cutting the Kohnoor diamond is going
successfully, but is expected to be work of many
weeks
Rev Dr. Rtchie of Lougforgan Scotland and Rev
Mr. Sutherland of Dingwal appointed by the Colo
nal Committee of the Church of Scotland to visit the
congregations Of that communion in the British American
provinces
Accounts received from Scotland and the North of Eng
land of the prospects Of the harvest extremely favor
able Hay has been average crop Wheat looks well
and will be ready for the sickle Barley is partially
and above the average Potatoes though failed in
localities. above average Beans deficient il
many places. From the South of England and Irelant
| favorable accounts also received
The Norwegian commercial fleet has increased 1O7 ships
| equal to 24 SOS tons, since 1850.
We learn from Madeira that the wine growers muc
alarmed by the appearance of blight among the vines