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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

THE S STATE OF MISSISSH Pr.
YAzoo Count
PROBATE CoURT-JANUARY TERM, 1853.
To all persons interested IN the lands
and teneupeasts Of William Roberts de-
ceased.
VOU arc hereby cited to be and appear
I before the Probate court of Yazoo county.
Mt the March Term 1883 thereof, then and
there 10 show cause if any you can why an
order should not be made for the sale of the
following described land to wit: Northwest
quarter Of Section 4, Township IL, Range
East, in the said county of Yazoo, for the in-
terest of the heirs Of said decedent.
And further to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by our said
Court in the premises, and 1t is further ordered
that publication of this citation be made IN the
Yazoo Democrat for the space of six weeks.
WITNESS, Hon. GEo. B. WILKINSON, Judge
Of the Probate Court of Yazoo county, the 4th
Monday in January, A. D. 1853, and seal of
said court. ISSUED the 18th day of January,
A. d. 1853. JAMES H RELL,
Feb. 2, 1853-13-6w, Clerk
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Croehery. CR0CKERY 4 CUTLERY.

OUR siand ION again, and assortment pleie
" having received several large and pacha sus this
day We eau sell you any qdantiiy very luw.
oct ~. DIV ELLIS 81 BANCROFT.
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1852. :i......,.ssl ii.....,..s5 EE . e 1852.
Northern Railroad. N. II.
BRITISH Il u. s. MAIL ROUTE,
Boston, Lowell. Concord, Northern,
Passumpsic, Vermont Central, % gdc ms bur GIN
and Montreal Railroads.
TO AND FROM

st Johnshury, Burlington ST. Albans, Montreal oedeus-
hurgh and the West, and Manchester, Nsslua, Iosion,
Lawrence, Salem, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, Gfoion
Junction, Worcester Providence, Norwich and New York
This is the direct route betwixt the above places, and
passes through the capitals Of New Hampshire Vermont
The fare and freight az low as by Other routes.
Alter November 1852 trains North Boston at IS
A. NJ. and ~ NJ. and Concord AZ 10 30 A. NJ. pnd NJ
Trains South leave White River Junction at los A. NJ.
and 1890 r. ~ arrival Of Cars from upper roads.
Special Cattle Trains pass this svsy Tuesday
and be trains dal5 heiwix Burlington, Rn.os Poiu
Ogdenshurgh Montreal, and Nashua, Lowell Boston,
lem Puzinouth, Worcester, Providence and intermediate
paces the only from the Ogdershuis and
Munurea Roads by which Freight be led without
changing ONSLOW sTEARNS. Agent.
| Concofd. N. II. DC, %, is52 %
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VPoisoning. 81

Thousands Of Parents who Vermifuse composed Of
Castor Oh Calomei, &c that while they ap-
pear IL benefit the patient, thew actually laying
ionnaatiens Tor series of diseases such
Of sight, weakness of limbs, sc.
10 another column will be found the advertisement OF
hobenoaeks Medicines which we ask the attention Of
All Directly Interested in ihei well their chdrens
health N Llser complaints aud AL disorders arising from
those OF bilious type should make of the ONLY genuine
medciae, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
90" Be not deceived" but ask for Hobensack's Worm
syrup and Lse Pills. and observe each the sigma
tune OF the Proprietor, j. n. hOBENsAcK, as none else
are genuine.
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ASHES-There is a fair demand but diff
cult to sell large lots of Pearls at the present
time for more than IS. Pots IN better de-
mand at IS.
BU TIER The more common and medium
grades are in large supply and have stll further
declined since our last report about two cents,
with very limited demand at these low rates
The shipping orders are large, bu, generally re-
quire good sound yellow butter. That m oak
kegs, with round hoops Is most sought for,
and worth 20 to % c. The various qualities at
our quoted rates.
CHEESE.-Prime article is very scarce
Quick at &c.
HOPS-There have been sales at zoe.
FLOUR - The very uniayorah!e accounts
from Great Britain, quoting further decline in
Flour and Wheat, has quite depressed the mar
ket, and prices OF Western are almost entirely
nominal The demand for some days past has
been very limited at our quotations.
GRAlN-'ihe receipts of Corn have been
moderate and the market maintains good de-
gree of iirmness. Sales of good yellow at Z I,
and white at 65 per bu. Oats are more plenty
Sales Of Northern at 46 Rye is selling in
small lots at Doc per bu cash. White Beans are
more plenty.
PRONlSlONS-The arrivals ofPork con,m-
ne to be pretty large and prices are gradually
easing off There have been sales of prime at
1850 100; mess at 1850 1880; and clear
at 20OO per bb mos. Beef remains without
change and Is in far demand. Sales of good
brands Western mess 1900 l4.0O and CON.
mon and good Eastern at / / co 1900 per bbl
mos. Lard in bbls is dull at 100 lie. 4
mos, the latter price for small lots keg lard is
s very scarce and sells for lc per Id advance OF
these rates in small lots. Dressed Hogs range
from a a per ID, as to quality. Smoked
Z Hams continue in demand at l2A l3c per 10
Eggs very plenty, Dried Apples are ready o
sale.
Il SEEDS-As the season for Grass Seed hai
arrived, there is more demand, both for Herd
Grass and Clover seeds at improving prices
We quote Herds Grass at 3 90 s so; Re,
Top SOC per Blu; Northern Clover II l3c
Western do at % lie. per ID. cash
4 STARCH-Potatoe is in fair demand at 4 Z,
by the quantity; small lots at &c. Stock no
large.
wOOL-The demand for domestic Aeec
has been quite active, and sales to the amount G
100000 lbs. have been made at full prices-
Pulled is also in good demand at firm prices.
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STATIONERY.
ENVELOPES.

Large md splendid assortment just roceited iu
y ol,nirs az L. r. WALTON and SUNS.
Doc "a 10
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Deaths.

In Berlin. Feb. 9, Rpbamah, wife OF Capt D""''' i"'
)or, aged ~. go, .,.,.u, oe pneumonia, Mr..
,,,,,,bt Robinson, urod 81 years. . 1.r.h.
a, pnen,n sth Oft. Mrs Polly, VIE al LOWS
n lsvebter of Bear Simmons, formerly 81 Noou'o"'
'sso ~ san rr,ncseo, Jan 9th, Joseph T. Eide OF Ne'
ont. ged IS -, rs,o, so mo of the first
Seitlets Of the town So, Z, MI r.d "a
IN Roysitou 9th instant Mrs. kn,sel 1sea ~, Soar.
IT, eo,r, al scrolua, Mrs. Abigail, wife OF sas scars
Be- 10 her CON yeuh 80 81. s,..., s,s. nm aged
|, ;ni.,sr Of the Methodist Episcopal Nhufch -. %
in bloomington, Jan. 49, silas bisham' hsq' oso' "
Wears. $50. r. ao,sumution Mr., NIL.
n sioelair aged "a wears. formerly Of panN"e' ,t.
In rioy Poh g, o'clock, a. Ms OF uanhfl ,asi
.r,d wears months aud l3 dlvs IN "e 's'le
-claek MARY L. aged ysafs, months ana a. - "aus
"a Of oi r aud Beisey james inc lunsisl was spo'p
"A an rvesd4, the eih instant, moan"hi'e on Mo"uu)
so,ons Celia N. aged years, months iher o1y su
,c rhiIi VAS sitzeh with the same ltal maaay Ah'
" -, a o'clock afet an Illness oiz7 hours
% Fgoerai ,,as sss1paoed until Wedpesia lay The yin
ben the entire "a afsislof were a9 80 one g'ase
4 IN T,nsburfh "a NJ uli., Comioh heaieyi areNoiu
fonafy soldier, ag& Fyeats'
-r-yf-1
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SILKS.
Stuff Goods.

- LACK wide aud narrow, Rich Brocsde. Arnoure fa,
- row Striped, Plain and Chaageable, and Rich BlpJk
TUE satias, may be found at ELLIS Il BAfCROT'S.
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r. r. r.

No MYSTERY IN IT'S QUICK ACTION ~ STOP
PING PAIN AND REMOVING IFS CAUSES.
" you ate suffering pain hApWAN's READY RELIEF
w instantly stn1 te most severe pauNYsms. Ia cramps u
system heat and hrHith. produces cqul circulation Of
aood and inIsas health aad strength nto rh- seak dsa
bed aud diseased limb ard JOINT. lfsirk Headache 81
Neuralgia, Dtgrrh0ea or Rheumatism aiict YOU It viii
Instantly stop he pam, and hs taking externally VII
olsausa and swoeis the stomach, give strength and vitality
To the render thom unse ADD srons aud pou
against renewed attacks OF pam hadways Relief Is com
POSED Of active and positive Tfopeu'esi rohne lnert o
useless, dangerous POISONOUS, eneis it, II
WI always relieve pain, and cnIe It's
n IL The scN will bear mind that prepare thee
different remedies Il. R Reel, however quick siop'
phin, viii not all diseases All pain, arising from
diseased nrtiou, Nervousness, Lansad Circulation, Weak
finn
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Ay STATE long and square, ali sizes aud quaiiiies)
ID sehsnoso Tablet add silk shawls. Also good qua'
Wy " SCOTT FIELDS.
Nhv TO- Is5y o. d and
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FURNITURE.

WHO n,rqo ihe COMFORT aud LUXURY Of good
w VAIN CAkFEr, at the season, when "a SUCH" nice
may ba obsaiaed go chcup.y 40
J. c. EMERY'S.
Deremhrr 3 ls5l OF
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RONNEVS.

A Pattern HAT trimmed Parridgeis Washington st.
~ Boston, and Bonnets Ribbons Velvet Trimmings, and
Linrgs in varoty, from which yon suit ,nur fame,
Oct. IS. AT ELLIS x BkNC LOFT'S.
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X. 10. R. No. 3,
RAILWAYS REGULATORS

insure 10 all ~ho hema regular OF the bowels
and a healihy digestion They ours cosTIyENESS
LIVER COMPLAINTS, &c. Price e5 cents. Isw3
RADWAY & CO., l62 Fulton street, opposite 81 paprs
r. X Remedies are Tor sale by druggists generally.
0TGEO. w. HLODiEfT Ciafemont, N "A. General
Agent for Now Hampshire and Vermont. 5. X. COLLINS
SCOTT * FIELD, Montpelier. O9.3w
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ANOTHER Bot Of those fine French Letter, Note
y Gard SIZE, just received by L. 2. WALTON q so
Dec o.
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TO MERcHAN'
What can be cot for Five Dollars

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which ihes agree 10 urni.h the knickerbocker Maya
ztne tmonthly,) the Home Journal, (weeky,l and the
New York Musical Woi and Times, (weekiyl, 10 suh
cihefs the very moderate price Of FIVE dollars yetr
for the ihree publications al orders enclosing that amount
TO DYER & WILLIS, will bee promptly attended to.
SAMUEL HUE~TON,
Publisher Of The knickerlocker.
MORRIS a WILLIS.
Publisher Of the Home Journal.
DYER WILLIS,
Publishers Of the Musical World and Times,
257 BRoADwAY, NEw NOaK.
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FREE OF POSTAGE,
Aud forwarded by ma undcf The provisions Of the late
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At MERELY NOMINAL RATES.
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l. THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW tco0.,,,


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tents devoted political subjects. Il their literary
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class. Blackwood s under the atherly nl Christie.
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first appearing m us columns both IN Gen Britain and IN
the Unued ~utos. such WORKS q" The Jrxtuus'' aud
Nv New Novel; thcih by Buwer) "The Green Hand"
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Magazine always rely She earliest reading ofihcse
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BAD BLOOD,
Radway's Renovaltuk RcsoIvcnt

hsQ"iek Pisasa~t an< vi Care.
1t renoyatss the whole svs,en s1cs ,he blood pure
rich and healthy. Il resolves ~ IN the system ali
diseased deposits. Il Oh aof3E 61h Rhean Humors
serofua, syphilis, Cancers, ulcers Tum.s Rekels Sc
Price of Resoltent 81 per bottle. =
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PROM l6 no 60 YEARS.

IRON ihe l0h Of February 10 tho l5h Of March, we
atnt go sec ~ FRY PLRSON 90 W sshi uston County
fh- pcnl s. Seic between the ages Of 10 and so yeats.
Nnssr.. AZ MAS 4 KING purchase their H1a-is large
Quauies wish Cash aua datuntntd convince sll
aufus the yat 1853 wiz give then goods i1r
the Nancy than any other house
Tarf assortment j, quito large, aud ANXIOUS re-
duco very iov prtans 20 neocine, at that time Ne
prefer Seosi. if we have To- PISS tae
sfer N De- iH thc interest cd all improve
this chance, those that should send by her
ucghhor- i2kememlef he Peoples store, opposite the
Huck Church.
LYMAN ~ KING.
nn.Il
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uARPER'sI
New MONTHLY Ne

HARPfRs NEw-MoNTRlY MAeeA..l cad
:;ss,s 'i: S, ::.9; e, ::d {
The Publishers have cnhcavored, by well duot o
the abundant at their command. No feud IN,
attractive and useful Magazine for popular reud
ing IN the world and The extent 10 which their Efforts
boon succesiu indicated by tho fact that has attained
greater circulation than any similar periodical issued
Special efforts vi be made 20 render still inter
ing and valuable during the coming yeaf IN addition :,
the usual ample md choice seectons Of Foreign and DO
messc Literature, increased amount Of original Matter
hy the absi Anecar writers, will be hereafter furnished
Tho number Of Pc'nfisi Embellishments will he ncrnaad
sN greater variety viii be given 10 its literary contents
ts Editorial aud Nscellane0us Departments will be s'i
fottcr euagnd and strengthened and labor expeus
will be spared rendat every way. and in a respects
sul woHhy OF tho extraordinary favor with which
has been rerinfurnfed.
HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE owes III
the fact, that 10 presents readHg NATTER
dRErrEn qnafe, in MORE FLHgANr sfBe, and ~
rafs than other PUBLICATIONS.
Subscribers n any port Of the United States may now re-
ceve the Magazine bv Mail for three csHts number OIL
hbtvsr eenfs pgsfage either Of the publishers th
Booksellers, or periodical Agents
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70 Fulton street, Entrance "a Gold street New York.
NIB l.. 5. & Co. have recently published and have
now Tor sale the farmers Gudo' by Henry Stephens Of
Edinburgh and Prof Norton OF Yale College. New Haven
complete IN vols royal octavo containing 1900 pages Ia
steel aud Goo wood engavugs. Price, muslin bndus
ST 10 amer covers, for the mail s..
{yIhis work is not the old Book Of the Farm lately
rosusftaied and thrown anon the market. 80
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Prescott, the Hon. Joseph Peand, Judge.
A INSTRUMENT, pufpottias 10 he the LAST Will
n AND TESTAMENT OF William Uaaan, late of
Montpelier ga sad District dcressed. being presented 10
tho Coult horc %, ssah Uphsm, the e1ecutrs therein
named, Tor Probate; Il Is odeed by said Court ht ell
persons concerned therein bee appear
Of said Coun be- holden the Probate Office, Mont
Peler The % dy 81 February 1883, and she's
n any thes may have against the Probate nl said viii for
which purpose IL IS iuithcT odered tla ,opy o the
cord lhis order be published weeks sucoesvey n
the Neimoat Naichman and State Journal, piiuted at
Montpelier, previous said time appointed Tor hearing.
A ifue copy Of Record,
a. Attest. CHARLES REED Register.
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DRESS GOODS.
TRIMMING


ALL and examine for yourselves AMI see whot there
Dec. Is ELLIS & BANCROFT
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CAsSiMERES * WOOL FROCKfNGs, Sleeps Gre,
" CassimeTes and Linssys will be- sold az their real val
ue, AZ ELLIS & BANCROFI's.
nrcanlhnr Il n9
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ETHAN ALLEN,
AND
The Green Mountain Heroes Of 'I6.

HAVE at las md slhng 81 - per copy
the b.st Vermont Boos published. containing ,2s
pages, W Hioand We Wil send pee mali post paid one
copy any efspn sonding per mail dollar
~ The Book will he wol enysioped, sfll
go we'll and safely q per Express.
h. z. WALTON < son.
February -rh, 1858. II
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Ihose airs unIlafn Tor d Distances within the
United statesi
At these surely objection should be made
the ny mail aud thus eusurng their speedy
safe aud rceulat delivery.
10 Remtancos aud communications should be address,
/ ed, Lost paid, TO The publishers,
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HAS been repierished with styles White Ware
II Dishes oval shapel-Also, New solar Lamps Gass
Warn. Ei.lIS a. n NNCRnFT.
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BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For wool ana Country Produce

E,ported for lc Hactmaa tu PocroF Woop, Commission
Merchants, No. 1876 STATE street, bostoh.
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Rnhamah TaYIar.s Eslale.

Attest. CHARLES REED, Register.
A tue eopl OF kfcofd,
Auc.i. uHAKtEs REED. Register.
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HAVE received another LARGE LOT SHAWLs. DE
~ LANES, CAsHMERES, sc, which will be cold
CHEAP Tor PAY.
November O. O3
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SCOTT & FIELD

rTHfBETS, Silk and Cotton Warp Lyonesr, Raw Sill
i Plaids, PLAN and Watered Alpaecas,
Oct. 95 ELLIS X BANtROFT'S.
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STATE OF NERMONF, Atu Pfohate Coun holden al
Nashu-ion bt-tuci, 50 Probate Office. Montpelier,
wilma aud oT said District the second day February
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MUTTON.

MUTTON HAMS aud CARCAsE for sale very cheap
vi By WALKER x WHITE.
Nov. %, 1852. %
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Blank Books.

Now supply u Ledsols, J0ufnas, Cash Books, Leiie
n Books, Bouors, Petty Ledgors, Memoranda Books
Pass Books, s.. ust received aud Toe sale by
Dec. % 10 L. +. WALTON & SON.
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EsEs9sADCFOTHs.

COTTON FLANNELS, Blosched snd unhleachedi
~ Drills, Tickings stripes, DENNIS a. low aesks at
ELLIS - BANCROFTs.
Deeemberis. 90
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-18
THE DEAF AND DUMB GIRL.
BY MRS. FRANCES osGooD.


She sits like some enchanting maid,
Amid the thoughtless, joyous throng;
For Heaven hallowing touch has laid,
To charm her life from care and wrong.
She needs no speech-a power is hers,
More pure, more worthy of the name;
A passionate eloquence, to which
Our uttered words are weak and tame.
The very soul of language fills
Those dark, wild, earnest, pleading eyes,
Each movement talks, each gesture thrills
The gazer's heart like plaintive sighs.
oh could she speak, the soul that pours
Its music now through every glance
That kindles every wistful smile
Would waste in words its wealth perchance
We would not mark that pale pure face
Lit up with every waking thought;
Nor watch the eager, eloquent grace,
Her heart, denied a tongue, has taught.
And could she hear the discord round,
The worldly jest, the idle VOW,
Would drown the low sweet hymn of love,
The plying angels sing her now
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EDITORIAL OF THE TMEs.-The present wri-
ters for the Times, says Eliza Cooks Journal,
are only known by rumor The mystery Of
newspaper editing in England is still guarded as
strictly as possible The editor is not man
of mark amongst us, as in France His name
is even studiously concealed; and though WELD
ing great power daily before the eyes of the
people, his name never appears. In fact, the So
cal position of the English editor is not yet re-
cognized; and hence he remains behind mask,
hidden and irresponsible. Rumor AYERS that
Mr.. Deaine the younger is the chief editor of
the Times, although Mr.. Mowbray Morris (who
was examined before the newspaper committee
the other day. appears before the public as the
responsible manager and editor. The Rev.
Thomas Mozely is however, the most brilliant
of the Times writer's; he is the man whose ar
ticles appearing for the first time few years
ago, gave evidence to the world, that new
hand had come upon the Times. His thunder
is mixed with laughter, and his bolts are tipt
with wreathed smiles. He is a writer Of great
pith and emphasis; and you cannot mistake the
articles from his pen. But there are Others as
have recently attracted great notice and admira-
ton. The slashing article on "Carlyle's Life
of Sterling" was written by him. Ward writes
the excellent articles on sanitary reform, recent
ly prominent feature of the journal. Love
discourses on colonial subjects, and Henry
Reeves the translator of" De Tocquevie's De-
mocracy," writes the principal articles on foreign
affairs and policy Oxenford is the theatrical crit
ic, sometimes cleverly reviewing his own plays;
but he writes well, and is up to his work. Mr..
Thornton furnishes the parliamentary summary,
and DR.. Richardson is ready man Of all work,
turning his hand to anything. Some of the
Times reporters are very able men-for in
stance how much was Macdonads articles on
the Great Exhibition admired; they were con-
sidered by Prince Albert as not unworthy of his
precious autograph of thanks. The Times staff
Of foreign correspondents is also complete
Meagher, once the paymaster of the Spanish Le-
gion is sour correspondent" at Paris; and Fill
more, translator of Faust" ills the same Of
fee at Berlin. But special reporters are sent
over to the scene.of action when anything of ex-
traordinary interest occurs; as, for instance, the
late war in Schleswig Holstein, which was splen-
didly reported in the Times.