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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-14
CNdiZ, ADrlT T. TN3F-IY
ca FOUV X Y.
COOKING STOW aGS. w.

: ME subscriber having purchased of the lat
proprietor, Il. VI. Scott. his entire interrs
in the Cadiz Foundry takes pleasure i'll announ.
cling to the public that he has had many yenrs
practical experience in the business, and is now
!oing all in his power to fit up and put in good
working condition III" entire machinery Of the
establishment Being thus prepared. he will keep
Consistently on hand Cooking Stoves Of all the
various patterns, ParIor and Egg Stoves, Fnncy
Fronts, Franklin Stoves and G'a'es Of all sizes.
Tg9TICW WRRE,
PIow Castings of nearly every pattern, Waffle
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fonts
for Houses, Plow Points. Muffin Pans, anew af.
IticIe, and Chimney Tops. &c.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank
fully received and promptly filed ON the shortest
notice. Old Metal taken in exchange tor new at
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
ND. Ir.tEI ---- -
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LAYER COM PLAH. Il.

Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or nervous de-
bility, disease of the Kidneys, ard all diseases
arising from a disordeted Liveror Stomach. such
as Constipation on. in ward Piles, fullness of blood
to the head, acidity Of TIE Stomach, Nausea i,
Heartburn. Disgust for Food, fullness or weight
in the Stomach, SOUR erucations, sinking or fut-
tering at the pit of the stomach. swimming Of the
Hend, hurried and difficult Breathing, futtering
al the Heart, choking or suffocating sensations
when in a lying posture, dinness division, dots
or webs before the Sight, fever and dull pain in
the Head, deficiency or preservation, yellowness
of the Skin aud Eyes. pHin in the side, Back,
Chest. Limbs. &c. sudden hushes offieat. burn
ings in Flesh, constant imagininss of Evil. and
great depression cfSpirits.
CAN BE E~FFECTUALLV CURED BY
DR.. HooRana's Celebrated German Bihers,
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Great Revolution in Marble!

GTGdL UGVulub1Ou Az NAdA UAOi
T NHE subscriber, having made ample arrange,
mcnts TOR II large supply OF MARBLE. keeps
constantly on hand Nantes. Toombs, Monu-
ments. Head and Foot Stones, etc. He is con-
stantly receiving large lots of Italian, Egyptian
and American Marbles, which he is making up
lin d style not surpassed in the United States. and
will sell at a very small advance on cost, either
wholesale or retail, and solicits all persons in
wanting, to give him a call.
lie win also furnish a beautiful White Marble
for Caps and Stills, Steps, Fronts Pieces for
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring ETC., very low.
lie has also on hand q considerable quantity OF
Free Stone monuments, Toombs and Head Stones
All sizes of Grind Stones, both Tor wet and dry
grinding. warranted.
ON. B.-Lettering done in the lntest and
most beautiful styles, in almost any language re.
t1u red! MtCHELJ ROHAN.
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
nov. SLY No. IS. Lower end otMarxet st. :
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q wAealins--D. Nnclanc. Esq.
FteSpstt- Joseph Allen.
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VI ssIehester-Wm Fleming.
Frunklia--lH. h, C%onaway.
Ranley--JRcob Gutsiritlt
SAor, Creek-Aa Holmes.
stosk--Iumes Hoagland.
Athens--Df. Thomns tindleys
Greeu-John Wilkin.
G~ssman-John Brown.
Noslh-A. +. Crngkey.
Moun e@-Henry b teller.
Wnshinx,on-1ohn Boyd.
Resolution paescd August 26th, lS5l. ~ tho
Aarrison County Democratic County 'ConHc''-
ZION: H.
I =. R~ssslved, That we highly approve OF the
manner in which The Democratic Sentinel q
Harrison Comfy Farmer is TOW conducted, ana
that we cheerfully recommend it to our fellow
~Sltizens az y good county paper, and one "or-
the support OF every Democrat III tiarrison
: santy
RESOLUTION passed Augusta. 1851. atsa Town
a@iu Meeting held in NooreGeld:
: . Rssstped, ThuI approving OF the manner II
wAieA The Sentinel N Fnrnier' is now con,
due ted, we cheeftnlly recommend il, as Il gooo
esua,y paper to our fellow citizens"
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DIR. BERKELEY
w. S. Wickham,

w. S. Wickham,
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
a Nd Dealer in American, English, FIRE. ,ch,
"a and German Goods. Clocks. Watches and
~Jewelry. etc. All kinds Of Merchandise. Real
Estate, Household Furniture sold on the most
reasonable terms.
Auction every Tuesday and Friday evenings,
and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
oct29-Iy w. :. WlCkHAM.
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John Knote,

MANUFACTURERS. and dealer in
- imported and Domestic Sa1dlers' Hardware
Harness Trimmings, lacks. Webs, Hog. Sheep
mud Morocco Skins; Patent and Enameled Leu
Their. fIames, Saddle-trees, etc. at the old stand
No. 1853, Main st., Wheeling Va. oct2g.ty
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AT kinds OF renovatiIgs shoh us FHH1Hs. UTE
of stains, grease spots. ETC.. etc.. eicsifoA
done Mt The shortest notice. III
III tell you, gents, what must be zone: 3,rlu:
Direct your steps to " Number One"
Wen shave you we'll and wash you clcaH,
AS any Eody ever seen, 72 " W.
And cut your hair and oil il too, H t
And scratch until you say twill dot Eag
Don't you believe just come nRd trY., .,.t
And see if what | say's a lie.
| can't be beat | do declare. .ia .F'ft
In shaving neat or cutting hair ; 10 ttsaaJ
And # at fret | shave with eases ia no;tgIB
You then can come whene'er yop plsassNre
know my hand is old and tried, "'''"
And nevel bnown to slip or slide, aa'u'
MY Razors are all rut and dried. Dicnii ~
And never known to tear the hide, .ttirteHgYf
Come one come MI. both high and low, o,,,
just take a seat, you soon will know.
oet8-'5I-ly a3f AaG ,As LOT WILLIS
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Died.

On board tie steamer California, Nov 60 d Corwn.
II jersey C aged a. buried 81 san Diego Leaves
q vile a, JeTsty City.
81 Boston. aged - buried al ) an Diego. Leaves VIE
and child en- a. Boston.
II tbs City Dee after illness Of four days, VIM.
Peoples aged about % late OF Brownsville Ten
nessee.
In stockton Nov So after an Illness Of hat few hours.
Of Con estoR Of The BAN, Heman s Root formerly OF
BicaCslbn. Fulton Co New-YOIk.
A. iuacCYe - ia-ssas Cauriv 0at l6ih OF Mo-, OF
gh0c i-ytr Mr. challes VII, Ger, from P.r;Sm9nsa,
y Hampshire
h n town Of MATINEE, the as.h Nov. JOHN Hawk
iLc, a. We Il lresTnc. AGED IS ye'rs
Hn board the New Or cans OF dysenfeIy Robt Cntfef
On he zls Oct, ~ his Teslsce near Lallystie YAM
hl4 Coentl. Oregon Territory. James Ramage, aged 81
Al Oregon Gulch Nov o. Frelerlck W Chase OF Nan
ticket. Mas, sged q ears and menths
Al hch Gulcb. . miles from Moqueumne Hi oftyphod
fever New g George StAnN odd aged p yearx and
months. formerly OF Brunswick. Me
lttrncrfs Sen lgGnosc0 fer tss Veek cndng Nor 80
Mo- SS-Slrah Ann Kingsley. San trancsco, DAYS
A MeUc-l, 80 yeaIs r. Kane. Ireland. II
ft-Jsues Rcndsl France Sc Patrick Mentor, Irellnd'
Is Johu l1os. Norway IS; samuel Combs, Name, -
james SHlih Nsw-lsrk. IS
z.-Eaw Fleming. Ireland. Is Mage Plssento, Span
iald. %
hes &C. Thoa as Peterson, Hartford, 20 Vim Baker,
NOV z7-John o Wontley. Boston q Duncan Sinclair
Scotia. 2. &c; - Barcelona. Mexico, 30 MaTy Jane
pstns, GERMANY. 2j Mrs s Asiailas, MaZatlan y
Margaret Alus Proud, On FIaRclseO. l.
heV 1e-ALdIev Webster, Maine 20, J. StewaTt, New
NOV 2e-Juiefie Simmons Vermont |: Fanny Ann
Dixon bgooklyB 2; ". II. Lythgow. Liverpool. 80
In Naf,sylle, Nov g. James Doughty, New YORK, aged
81 Een,y Smi b. Mass, incompetence pauper Gabriel
Nov il, VIM II Perry paper Nathaniel Butler
Nov I2-Rubtn YsgeI, pauper MuTu NJ Tangesses
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MARINE JOURNAL.
-soRr or YORK..-..-JANUARY q.



HM Steamship Africa Harrison Liverpool zo,a re re
M with mdse and passengers to Hsrndea 90. tine
Steaush City II Manchester arr al L"efpooi Dec 10
q q Asia arr at Liverpool 2Cth at A NJ a,
Steamship Merlin, Sampson from 81 I1omo Dss %i'
B,rsuda z7tb, with pssseneeTs &c, 70 Cuha4n ~,
st,ams hip Roanoke. Parrish fn. Norfolk, re 10 Dean
stsamshp Falcon 10 ds I'm New. Orleans and Havana,
with mdse and passengers, TO d Roberts. .
Ship Eastern State (nswl Kllbura, Sds I'm bA'gof ~
sin VandaLa (befsre reported below Smith 10 days
I'm New Orleans, with md,e - kalps Fost, "a. IN.
Park Thats PiIkhsm, s. Dis I'm RIO Jansno wIth conss
and hair. to n X. Corning. Has been 10 the Dem"He
Brsskwa'a 4 r q bsrbor :. ,,,u. ..a
r. ri FrIs (sussAn Cranhevg. $50 De- I'm Cahto1 ara
the Cane II Coco HOPE Oct D g. Helena NOV -, n.h
teas and ii rs to GOOdhoe Co Tho has Dees zsaays
m the Gulf stream, ald has e1pereaced heaV "sS" VI
RIM Jobn swssey of Salem Phillp. 81 Dis hn Baeno'
a,r,, WI n hides 20 order Left ship u hymxr Sh'sr,
az Eey-York npc: Parma for do do BARK IneAs ,oI
do 81 Is; l. Wright Jr fof DO hds PIG Don as n n
do De Saw bark gong sUppceed hef 70 nc ths ~
HAYS Scot, hence No date lat 3s 81 Ion ~ sposs
mi PhmniI q and for New Bedford o. -aSns
,th ~ hills oil No date lGt n 49, oa ID ~ spose yI
Y Cerueu o5 d I'm New Bedford, on scfn'ke, s.h ~
1bIs al ali yell Dec from fall sloft, Andrew booth'
= pyic Swan. Pierce days fin bermuda. with mdss 70
se,nnh 4 Son Lien scor. J. II: Brown, brown HON
0eols etOwn she has been ashore oa !" a. s S,.rs
RTis 4 cure (ltaIan Liech, - ds I'm Newly VINE ""s
ard 40 passspgers, 20 George Mia. ~, az A..
Eug sarah W Chushii e. (of Thomas on rsns; ~ s"'
from Messna with ffnt. &c TO John 4 W ss ". ..
Biz Em,l ne, Waits, II d. In Nsu'Ia'' WIN '"s"'"
scir Carvc, Holmes 10 Is I'm, Rockiand' with hAs'"
sciI A PANE Wooster ds. I'm Eastpors Win 'a'h
and 6sh, 10 Sturess Co ,....,. "a, Ia
SAIL ED-SttamshipsE Europa, L't'' L'efP's'' 0
csuto g y.
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
QUIET IN PARIS.
ARRESTS I'm THE PROVINCES.
NUMBERS OF THE ASSEMBLY DISCHARGED
Preparations for the Election.
MARKETS. &C.
MARKETS. &C.
Dates from Liverpool Dee. 90. London 10.
Paris Is.

The Royal Mail steamship Africa arrived at
II o'clock this morning, with dates from Liver
pool to the goth, London 10Th and Paris 18th
Dec.
The news is not of great importance.
Louis Napoleon holds the reins firmly.
The Gar has sent Special Ambassador to
congratulate the Usurper and confer on him the
Order of st. Andre, the highest military honor of
Russia.
Some of the imprisoned Assemblymen have
been set free.
The newspapers begin to appear again in Paris
Ballots for the election are distributed, and it
thought that all will pass off quietly There are
300 voting places in Paris.
The steamship Franklin did not leave Havre
on the 18th. She is advertised for the odd
The Atlantic arrived out Dec. It, making the
passage in ten days
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On ND' g. 10y Rev G SiTatton, RIr Jesse Shirley 10
bias l. ~, Leysvc p. all OS Sacramento.
Also he Gay. by the same ar Andrew Kelly TO
Mis- SOFA Hatch
Also Dec. /, by the same Mr. Michael Boyss, OF Jor
dan, 10 Niss Alice Crock.
IL San Jose. Nov. q. by Rev Jose Maria Pnedo Gss
Bull NJ D., formerly Of NegYOfK, and Leyersta Cessna
OF Santa Claia County
In SaciamtPO Nov o. by Rev Mr. Benton, John Hese.t
lot the finn If Weston iIewet Sacramento Bakery) 20
Mis- Salsh SwILdles. late of 81 LOUIS, Mo.
In Portland. Nov t. by hey. J. H. Wilbur, Mr Daniel
HANG 10 b iss Mary Wilson.
On M nesy evening. Dec !. az the Mantle Hotel. by
Rev W Cspsn. MIR Nelson Lanedon. OF Saa Francisco,
o. Miss Sarah Brown. late of Detroit, VI ich.
la san Franclco Nov 20. b, Judge C4mgel MI Adolf
plus Russ TO Miss Sarah Brown sill of San Francisco
On SatuId.y, Nov. 30. bv Rev AutoRio Lsnslois Y G.
Nm harrington formerly OF New Orleans La, 70 Mss
Eornollas Connolly. OF San Fl aEoiscO
Nov. Of he rescence OF John = Sutherland, UmDlua
c unity. Ar Nashng n Crouch 10 Miss Melinda,
dsughie of John r Sutherland.
j. Portland, o. T. Nov g. oy Bey NJ Wilbur nr
II Medallion. OF Tualaiin Plans, a-d Ms ruzah Blr
ton Ct PertaId
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v..,,h in Washingtsn-Tnterview WIN INV
President.

No Reporters having been admitted 70
Interview of Kossuth with the President on
wednesday, we have no exact account OF IT,
a. leaked out, however, that the reply OF MI
r:,,nore TO Kossuth was refusal rather In It's
.,;,;, than in decided language, Of bis requests
Id n this country Kossuth on being pre-
.,n,ea nv Mr.. Webster made brief but eloquent
address, expressing his own graiitnoe anu 'iia'
~ his country for the share OF the United states
m the liberation of himself and his companions
n. then went on to state the wrongs OF MS
country and to assert it as fundamental pm
.;,le Of international law, that each nation mas
NE rieht 10 manage its own affairs. ms pm
.nle having been violated by Russia, and II oeihg
certain that she will, in the same circumstances
desire TO violate it again, there is neeu 'ha' d
powerful protest should be made against sueh
x;olation. and an interdct laid upon 1t. Nos
.u,b said he had been led 10 hope that the nation
of the United States, from its character, position,
and the principles it protested, would become
the executive power to enforce obedience 10 this
law Of nature and Of natures God.
This was said with that logical yet moving
eloouence which Kossuth so naturally employs.
Mr.. Fillmore in reply assured the exile of his
profound wishes for the universal establishment
Of Constitutional freedom and Of the sympathy
he had felt with all his fenow-citizens In the
struggle of Hungary for the blessings OF sell
government. His own sentiments with regard
10 the foreign policy Of the country he had ex-
pressed at length in his recent Message, not
merely as communication to Congress, but as
declaration to the world Of the course to which
his administration would feel bound to adhere.
This cannot be called non committal answer.
II is the politest way of refusing the request, as
far as it lies with the Executive to refuse. Nor
does any other answer seem likely to be given
by Congress.
After the speeches were concluded, Kossuth's
suite were presented to the President and the
party remained in conversation about half an
hour. Mr. Webster spent an hour with kossuth
after leaving the President.
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Report for the WEEK ending Dc. i9-CorroN tOAtinuss
10 decline not largely but the ssuess and uniform dat
Of the market enables TO place Anercan at re-
duction Of nearly Id. h. Braxts and Egyptians gen
orally without change but soGe instances the bpysrs
may have obtained of advantage Surats have been
disposed of somewhat nregu arly. occasional sass N ID
reduction while other parcels commanding fornsr
rates Sea Islands considerable qantisy OF which DE-
scptisR yesterday oc ed bv public auction though
unsuccessay he ossrte whether stained OF white.
Id Id lower than the pvae Gales DUNG the last
three weeks The sock of this Kind very small
both in this place ard the hands OF cdnsumers Alto
gether the Liverpool gu taoa OF prices. continuing ~
this moderate scale would seem TO give security fos
rge consumption during the merit well ~ good
chance OF the foreign Esvket berg kept At reasonable
rates TIE Commilieo Of Brokers place far" Uplsnds
NJ 81 Mobile at Sd. and Orears at SD $50 Amsncan
and $50 Surat have been taken spccuson and its
American $50 Surat 60 Bengal 40 egyptian, 90 BAHIA and
10 Carthagena export Sales for the week koyO bales
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QUICKEST PASSAGE EVER MADE.
100000 I'M GOLD.
Dates from San Francisco TO Dee. s.

The steamer Cherokee, Capt. Windle,
arrived at this port yesterday morning with the
California mails and passengers and $4,000
coo in gold.
This is the quickest passage ever made between
San Francisco and New-York the whole time be-
ing only &c days IL hours. The Golden:Gate made
the run from San Francisco to Panama, $500
miles, in 10 days, being an average of 292 miles
day or l2} miles an hour through the whole
distance.
The Cherokee experienced very severe gales OF
wind, and heavy head sea, Tor the first five days
from Chagres, in consequence of which her
passage was very much heightened she es-
capped these gales, the passage from San Fran
cisco to New-York, would have been made in
23l days.
We are indebted to the politeness of Mr.. G. A.
Ferris, U. s. Mail Agent, and Mr.. VIM. W.
Boyle, Purser OF the Cherokee, for files Of Cali
fomia papers.
The following are passengers by the Cherokee:
p5ei s%Tl and laGy Ms s y D Yer Fer.
rsn W II RTamiet. J. Hssletcn Vim Ton, Airs Dun
,sr Pois' s.o@si s.% Miis. " Robinson l. "
Ran,on + Chspple, A FCsler, J. Baniser lord. NJ
Ottl. John Hunt BATTLES. Joseph ID. Mallory Nj bic
Ahster, A. Thompson, +. Smith, II. Willis. ID Foster
s Hermcn. M. Giron. NJ. Clark. Wm Folger Il. w.
Rngh. W. Whiting ]. Reese. j y. Goodman. u Elliss
Us Wright u " Rsley. J G Brown Mrs Bergen, ].
G Morrison, ! ID. Kelly g. y Sprasue, M VOORHEES,. q.
W Buck, d. W. Randolph G. Pays'ey. O. B. MAYOR. J.
GIinep. v J STAN r MACK wood ID Wake. Jas Stevens
A Jobes a kodes Nj sweeney, D. NJ. Lock. j. J.
Iates keh~orth c. Cults, IL Hurst II. H. Stewart,
}. ksymos, A IaeeIus \. Noolf D. J. Smith. J. prsk,
M Whitehead Sterling W Nc Concklin M jacobs,
A. W Jones, Nj Jacobs. = Fall ID c. Peters C Kirby.
q. Bloomes. n. Wadngton. O A Reynolds J. h Lock,
ii Weeks. 7 Deau. J. II. HUnphrysyille J. = Il Sleep
or. A. PHELPS Hmley. II Hu,chinS ]. Whittier. ThOmts
klneh. A. Ii. DickcI ,un L. NJ Denton. q II Haines l..
W RaIrss nj GI /. TiSlsle George Allen ].
heaeh, Dnsser. VI J Getting c. White. p. Duncan
d. Fhtrs A. y Knox G. D. Brag, J. s Porter, NJ Hicks
stdwie, Mr.. BatcheldeI, ID. W. Thurston b. 4. Love
Nr. Smith, ConLis. Thos. McCahili. " nj. McNuliy
" Ds2sndoTt, Vim I. Nj Hkley. g. Williams, J. A Nor
Esn. III sherman 7 johnson. A II Evans, Wm.
tttest, & Rsfssl " Stores T. Sylvester. W Sullivan,
smops, A. 0del Nj. Swainey. G G Richmond. II. r.
taylor, e. ID. kprgefson. Geo Mhiitcn vi. MOalton,
Davenport, VIM Smith Mssch, W. n Westfau,
J Muller, Nm Gallact, +. Harper. John Wood, John
feku,C fcltn, Oliver Ellsworth. George Watson James
jackson G Gray,G \. n Kilny. Mrs. +. Sweeney, II.
W chester J. hauiss B. Wear. N. Farrc. G. A refiss
Charles Waterman Il. y FRASER, l.. V Thompson C A
Fur, J. Easly, j Nsdron II. J. Anderson. ]. Ciacy
Cart Mckinney. G. A. Pachsd. James Howarth Alfr6i
E,ccds Csoge Allen c. W Raden. A J. Hopper J
t',r, J bro~n, ,. Brothers, @ Blackburn, kolsy,
Iefn Crons, Wm hoen
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. l3.-h. Isturitz has ar
rvco. The Gazette publishes royal decree, extend
ing TO The close OF MARCH, 1852 the delay liked by
he sth clause OF the law Of the ~ Of August ass,
for tie presentation Of the Sltllor Of the Domestic
Debts. the rocers of which may be anxious 70 avail
themselves Of tie advantages offered by the sald
cisnse tn, H,yed states that the Committee on
the Tariff and Budget were continuing their laoors
during the prolon CATION Of the Cories Tse Express
eiyes charge In the quotations Of bullion IN Paris
Bar gold, which was al per cent. premium Is re,
turing 10 its late rate Of slight premirm. Gold
coin has receosd 70 par but silver has, however,
oniy suffered slight cecline being SIN per cent:
mem. sovereigns are shade lower-25 francs IL
increase Of % is Spanish douboons down franc,
anc pillar collars from IS TO 3d.
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Cleared.


Nov. ;s-Am St. Repobhc, Hudson Panama, $50 pasen-
gers; Am brig Isabella Miller. San Juan Am. SER
Iowa, Fettrson Oregon Am. schr FIenkhn, Anes. Sac
rnuento
Dec I-shb Robert Bovine L Bry,on, Sandwich Isaads;
Br uezrer Couside sydney Br. schr Ferdirand, W r.
Pa,Tea 81 dney Am sloop Philip Hone Rotare sacrs-
snto
Dec. 2-Fr. ship Eouvene Ana,s, Constantiee, China
Seas Am bak Ella Francis Pierce. Rio de Jansiro bark
Ocean Bird, Roberts Portland: blk brig Yaqu Laznra-
ga Mszaflan Br brig Harlequin. Tremarthaa, Sydney
bng Susan Ahis all, FaIman. Sacramento. ~
Dec. t-SteansT Golden Gate. PAttison. Panama, I'D
passengers; bne Mary EHen. MCLEAN. Sydney 70 pas
senfers scbr. Emene Baker. San Diego, scop sloop
Rochester, Strickland, Stockton
Sailed.
Dec. l-At5P. NJ steamer Independence. Lucas San
Juan del Sur; bark Ann WEIGH. Hong Kong Han. bark
Daniel Ross do MeI brg nsloa, Mazatan; schr. Fer
dIMd Sydney and others.
Dec. 2Shp Roeot Bower, for Sandwich Islands, Pr ship
Hsvs from SaucO for San Juar ship Char lotte fr Ma
nllla brig Judsop for Island Of Guadalupe bark Ella
Francis for RIO Janero; Fl ship Nouyile Annals, China
Seas and several others
Whalers.
HILO Sept 30 no. Sefore Arrived ship Mar
Ga If New Bedford Wing, moRts out l25 sperm. 31j
whale. Geo bole Geo Rowland Of Eew-Bedford Crom
web. IS months 100 whale, GOO bone, Oct H. Roman
Of New Bedford Trip IA mos out, so sperm.
HONOLULU, Nov 2-Shp Mariner. Coffin, q mos out
900 sperm; ship Charles Carroll Chapel l0O whale 10000
5000 bone; ship Francis Swain IA out l3o sperm
L00 hale II Geo bone ship Montpelier Tucker. IS mos
cut go whale, 600 bone 9Th, bark Cossack. ost rud-
der) $40 whale.
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PRUSSIA.

The PIussian commercial treaty with
Hanover xaS posted without alteration BY the Sec
ord Chamber The Minister OF the Interior an,
Jounced that the English Government had declared
itsen ready 10 exchange two copies OF me onlci4l
r. ports Of the Houses OF Parliament for copies OF
me proceedings Of the Pussian Chambers. D.
Hes.ler hacked by 20 deputies, has proposed mo
sl.eY by any resolution of the Bund any part OF tne
constitution Of Prussia The representatives OF
HoIlsn. ard Denmark, in the confederation, nave
,o. s,ered .he representation made TO the Engnsn
foyernmsr RI In reference 70 the political refugees I'D
LQndCn.
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rB, Electric Te!,grqyl !
LoSpos, Friday Evening, Dec 10, Il

Loxpos, Friday Evening, Dec 49, 1851.
PARIs.-The Times correspondent states
that bats are freely made the result Of the cleo
tiou-sorne that the votes NIL be balanced others,
that large majority. The official results of the
election ID not be known before the 2S.n or och
December II appears that General CaVagnac re-
fuses his liberty unless the same favor be extended
10 his fellow-prisOneTs. The severe restrictions
which the prisoners suffered at first nave been re-
l,xed, ard ihey are now allowed to dine and take
exercise together
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PAPAL STATES.

Il is said that the French garrison at
Rome mad Immediately deposlted its adhesion 10 the
policy Of Louis Napoleon III the hands OF General
Geneau. Rome was illuminated on the occasion.
but 1t not known whether at the expense Of Vie
Pspal Government or the French.
The Genoa papers OF the ieth assert that the troops
Africa had received the re OF the coup d. das
With great GOODNESS, and showed discomfort at the
imprisonment OF the Generals, and called for thar
Yelease while yothing