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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-02

~ The Now York Times advises
young mon to keep away from that
city. 1t says that ninetecn-twentieths
of the young men who go there to
seek their fortunes, not only drag out
an existence Of poverty, but become
miserable vagabonds.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-02

WALKING TABLEs.-The Philadelphia
Mercury is informed by Mrs. Melinda
Shackles, that her two mahogany tables
have been made to walk by spiritualism.
They beat the common locomotive tables
set in motion by the Foxite machinery
for they walked out Of the house,
clean off" 10 secondhand furniture
store. Mrs. S. and her jolly red-nosed
husband youch for the fact and produce
a fivsgallon demijohn full Of first rate
spirits to confirm her report. In this
case, the spirits did not conc to fetch
away the tables, but the tables went for
the spirits.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-02
The More Ram the more CeeGns.

The Life Boat (Boston) says:-ono
of our citizens who was coffin maker
by trade and who at.the last city cleo
ton had been all day distributing votes
for DR.. Smith, upon learning that he
was defeated, consoled himself by say
ing, "We!l, let them vote for Seaver
tho more rum the moro coffins |
shall make"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-02
POETRY.
A FAIR OFFER.

A FhIk OfFEks
"Claude Halcro' sends US the follow
-
/ think that I'll get married!
For l am growing old;
Too long alone I've tarried
In this bleak world, and cold.
IT'S all so drcar and lonely,
Without constant friend;
So l will choose one, only,
Whose love shall never end.
Yes! yes. l will get married:
I'll seek u gentle wife,
And smoothly we'll be carried
Adown tho stream of life!
We'll glide, fondly forgiving
Each others crring way,
And love us long US living,
And, loving, pass away!
I'll have child, in gladncss
To climb upon my knee,
Aud when I'm sick with sadness,
To prattlc unto me!
Yes, children! who will love me,
And cheer when weak and wan,
And drop tear above above me,
And praise mo when I'm gone.
We'll have little dwelling,
In some dim, shady nook,
Where song.birds' notes are swelling
Beside purling brook!
Well have a'flowor garden,
Blooming in perpetual May,
And l will be the warden
To keep all cares away.
What though my head is sprinkled
With coming winters snow!
What though my brow is wrinkled'
1t can catch affections glow!
What though this form is meagro,-
A throbbing heart is there,
And hopes, bright, young and eager
Within its depth lbear!
Then where's the gentle maiden
I'llchoose me for wife!
Who'll bring a heart lovc.laden,
To share my pleasant life!
Once loving eyes were bcaming
Meath many uglorious brow!
Alas! / have been dreaming
Who2 who would wed NE now'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-02
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

With r,ou,s, was nfsencd TO- Tho fleets were 10 enter
N, naratellcs bat not the liaok Sea- except 10 rcpe
m, L.slle mos. mcnt nftho Rnss'ans
coma of olfrrvefnn j. 20 be cent % the Hroek rom
i s,d srother 10 tho Perian boundary. The Prince 81
y,io AL informed Ounce Pasha that TIA SrrYians N0uil
a. III i, own country against AustriIn occupation.
cnuoond IN iho Turkish army has been o1cfedto ADd
Il kfder. but previous To accoltig &c Shs the hi'
of The Frcnch Government
NJ, suinn APPEAR since h. decllred war passes the
,uo day IN rc ious dates under TIE INSTRUCTIONS oi INC
yonrr Tclifh jew. named Wol3wski, had been sP
l,d,t mar Shunll. and GA his person found trea
,o,rIle cofreslnndcnce with the Russians. Hs was
b,rsh before Omcr Pasha who gave orders u hang him
1lo sulnn hos granted himan 10 al English Company
ia ron.truci n shin canal from Rlsrya, a. the nj of me
Ierrls TO Eustendic the Black See BY this highly
,sttant concession the difficult navigation the mouth
~ he pnnub, will be avoided
Cofcltl al r. very far from popular with the Russian
army In M Trncraios. The Russian Commissarat Is
aid to he wrrtchody managed, while the Turks have
abundance of tvcrytLiug Omer Is bus1y employei IN
ofentisirr corpf Of p0H0ricr but may not attempt TO
ihc r,,cr if eouo time 10 come. contract ort 900
lof,,f had been made IN Persia FOR the Turks.
N, Ruisan Ambassador at Paris has felt i necessary
10 ,outfudi, tho statement that the Car had threatened
war OF cNtOimiuaion against The Turks The latest
eruinriuit funor Is hat the Car viii, in two Or
n,,c da,s iseuc new manfesto bewaing that all HIS
,nos in la,or of peace have been disegarded BY the
luikr -.
Turkey wants money. and America has too mich
money. Turkey has moro territory than sac can well
k,,p and America has national thiret Tor extension oil
territory.
why don't Turkey SCI The Yankees port It might
hlIay and pn,c Bioihcr Jonathan very well the spot
was w,ll rhoitn. while freedom in Europe would find
now IU, ing point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
NrwvopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1853

ferces Tho Pores yuuco was further stated % have IN
formed Le Conf renee NJ Vienna that the tm7 hal D3W
cone when the French might leave Rome without fear OF
II was said in Paris hst Colonel Charas the celebrated
ReruLcau Representative, bod been applied % b. the
Turkish Government, to accept command, but hnt de-
clipcd Dtmbnski had not left his lodgings in Fas on
tie I'll inst consequently could not have bees pat n
command Ia the 1uTSish service the 4,h, az was
asst rcd
DieTVe have contracted for twelve ships of 200 tam.
ard hOrse each, for the po-tl service 20 the
Rio Plata Brazil the French West indies, and the United
S.nies Mare s Co Of Blackwell London, % build
the fbps. and Messrs. Mauisey to supply the ma
Tie Tmrress Eugene has granted pension of 1000
Belot who persisted when serving with the British Ex
rIoIing Expedition In tie Arctic At death OF the pa
The pensions 20 descend TO the brother and sister
of Lieut. beL0t
Emile de Girardn has been warned for speaking TOO
freely through Ia Presse IL stated thai when the
Emperor TO Paris from Compeigue the day Of his
INTENDED coronation will be announced
II rumore1 in Paris, but not generally credited that
the Russian Ambassador mad notified the French Govern
mont that the sending Of French corps ormee to Tur
key viii be look upon in Russia declaration OF
and diY llmsfic relations viii be etately suspended
NJ DucoF French Minister of Marine, publishes q re
maTkable report in the 0Hienr, in which he shows thai
with budget Of 100000 francs less than in the time of
Louis hLIpe he has increased the power Of the French
Navy 10 extent that has hitherto attained and
haa moreover surplus Of 10000 0e0 francs the budget
Of lsa one half Of which he returns to the Treasury the
oiho half going to the present years expenses.
The weather in Franco had been favorable 70 the sowing
OF winter corn
DISPATCHES from the Governor Of Senegal state that at
conferences with the Chiefs of FOuta he had succeeded
ia removing the difficulties that had arisen in the way OF
commerce and navigation.
The Portc that il knows the assertions OF recent
Russian victories in the Caucasus to be totally unfounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
AUSTRIA.


The Tnna Garot> ass'ns that he iifii.h and Ffonch
Nnicfr 20 Nashnglon have capr fbrr concurrence
n tie collective I.irst Il Austria ffala and k1sia
~ ans, tho conduct o. Cap iugralan Boz iAc kosza aIaF
1ls a-soIlion IL no dsult flr'
A N.slna corrrrf.nd. 10 81 Jhe ionl0H Ttmri says,
Oct D. tlot fle grounds ~ Mr. OM0ys. t-iiei States
Corsul fmJTua. fei-..ng g. cputtni 10 hfL-tas tp
mont w,f.4 si That he Dir Olicy, was no, drPcad %
tLs Lol ffi0n 81 t"Itialfn.lls bat mat IeceFe m
figu,i,ofs i 90 NGflingtouf o. hD-zta was either an
Austrian of en- American citizen Il The pnn.r BE- must
De- delivered g. Alsa u The latter he coal not Dc
forced 90 fhu Go AmcfiDs
", caufot arrive a. The ae'r from he cohfs!il tory
fragments iLs niIear n ihc E1Topean paper II / a9~
ssid % ile authority Of I< ff0hAJ ,rf JouraqA That
kosza dM not leave smyrna on the i,h bst al. -Isil
prisoner in iho French Hospital.
remarkable it0icmoni b. made by IT, Tino that,
owing to tho Austrian Government having revived rys
tom of intolerance against H. Jewish suh'cis. llan bad
been suggested or the leading capitalist, "a all the prci
raj commercial cities Of El.ope 20 refuse 90 deal 10 AIs-
irinn soouIiiits Whether il il likely % be- carried ont
says he TrsCfJ j. doubful v have 10 means 81 -
cetGniug it the above statement j. or NOT inserted by
some tT1culaor for al! in Austrian louds but lO'k
like IT,
As was surmscd the reported reduction Of TIE Ausr 81
amy we q sham. Marshal Radcizhys or,os in l.ay,
aud he caifons OF iorroos, exempted irom the ne
duCion. .
Vienna DISPATCHES announce that tie Diplomatic Con
ference foi tie settlement OF lie Oriental Question, hos
SUSPENDED itf meetings but though inactive - nor Dis
polytd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
PRUSSIA.

Certain 81 the London prose- state most alphabetically that
NJ tho conference ut Waraw the other day between tho
Emr,rors of Rur,in and Austria and tho King Of Pruia
Nholas Offered Prussia additional slice OF Poland on
condition oi siding with him tho Turkish affair The pre-
che form tloi tho o, took has not anspred but part Of
Il wa that pfussnn iorco should occupy Warsaw and
other gorl o. Of Poland while he kns2ws would al
yarco on Cor,iauirollo The King Of Pr~'ia had the
s,usc 10 rice. us oGr being ailnduf ho movements Of
The Fnnch ~ ilo Rhine frontier
# l. stated that the Prusan Government Is about 10 scnd
circular 10 ihc Governments u kurUpc affirming thai no
rotoal hfsngtu,nt Of any knd wa entered no n War
sar that irussA has 10 for her own Interests and
does rot iec calsd 70 ure e pros Of other powers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
u,,he,sson BrotheY-s &. Co.'S Circular.

Per dJror LIVERPOOL friday lVti mo- -lal - a.
az weather the lf hs been unsettled yesterday ae out
much heavy rein IN ldst nigla and th.a morning
demand c0nfru "a Tor Nhf.l and FLOUR Ahd
l.r hes tetu doing suce TUESDAY mo 1ui,
G.rss quoted. iRDAS Coax has 20 borh moro va 'd
r,r ard sor been reported o yellow a. 81 QaAruH
~ rlrai Operations hug 0srsa both % bay aad f
our morning bal si Attendance &C tus o"h
mcrs d. ss ana o saHe ou tao sue ein
Isifleis ard sud WutArs "a teely % ara adaa ~ '~
7tfs an s crffrnsy n rursay fne ifeah arrived. Aus2a
realizing 400 ahp 10 lss spd arse , seae "a
Nnfrhstr fhrfe wns a' focd Jn-Hi 90 ftNFs 'N
lasirsa sd BY hr snsi qasnir 90 r -'.n'ie iF@'
lid .lI. ~ rtiffu tapai o ali EV'd ssuls ~ Y b.i
irriAe Caha ih ultA surpii. pfioe evss est 'e
a gpuiaihns 80 ,asess vatilas q AeA w NtA s''it
tiauseil hatfeA safe and lNasiats ple@ tf sep '
ustAtAt he ssaiss'5 'sssess@ 'sfN sA "a WA
lfie W tNpss was fAetN Ftr ett- ti tt $500
tAfvs.s Whsat ase 4si s,s i~a. Sess Ails as. seS
40 .s.ss tsss - 49, ,,...
W. 44ys IA s.,h ssEsass AasskAa tesos Fpa NhNs
s-t O. .-tt+N ~ NV O
ftl44,ltl III beiilloss FtsyA " ~ $500 " a
" aIi NLta ~ . -.
N.qtsA ss+s soGs gsssss p-sy..s A-'s s,a- ''' =. ~
Ets ~ s..Ne ssessa ~ q \, III sAsslss s s.A
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FRANCE.

All i a.jei Boz Tffu.h tulHrs Tho fWo hundred paf
sais aptitei With npndehaas have dwindlui down 10
n4s q riai nns - uela-alp1o ihe nisiio h,0ni
81 ltfIu hDiin
HmL s.Isity iiesaiiad 80 tie Navel Department ani
d., AMsata, tliHaias an Hilti ln aps,ia credit pf
.ftnNi4 f.afl. DO. 80 MiHiati 90 haflra
t5Dll . be- ia.l iH ri li,s isfir papsis ,"hisnt
"a. ts .l.ia a.tliati % tasii n.A coo tp.soi
i3p Laa ui.s. - s.liinte. 5000 Ns ls." 4i saii 4sl
IIt l.Al ID D.. p.iItH d. boz r.H.f.i raiiihH
fafy - ~iit by 90 '.' a"'t 'is.L i'"is.1siis %
elaa ~ 4saAls " ii.s .ns-i sl As A. hsssisn HNt
gfa, A4a it4tflj ~ ip4tt ttf.4itH 80. 81 p.H-fH
ilya d.. LAlld itai % r.-Al4 Contained ts-sa M
~ aslaA.ds a. 90 staA4l4A ~ 80 t.ia. 4i.4 H.
iepe se.d ls..s,d lls s,-syIlsa VI bl.. So f.--st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
ITALY.

Il appears that Mira Cunnughame the lady who was i'm
ufon,d in Tuscany lor distributing Protestant tracts was
- ambitious Of maryrdom that when tho order came for
her release che refused 60 leave prison ADD had actually
to be TUNED out ApriyaN source mI,nn IA that this Ia
d, Of the Cunniughamrs Ayrshire, Scotland Is hneal
descendant Of tho Rolomer John hnox aud was conse
qutuy bound o emulate her llnytrious ancestor We do
not pto tins statement of g,noaogy Tor TACT lor pere
cuiionn will be made the sub of discussion Ia Para
mCnt.
The duty on Wheat imported INTO sardinia Is reduced
10 5O centmcs ror hcctore slight disturbance broke
out ni Turin ON the leh, owing TO the high price Of food
but quiet was soon re- Established
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
coRCHAKOFFs REPLY.
DIPLOMATIC MANEUvERs.
LoxpoN. SATURDAY. Oct. q.

LONDON, Saturday, OCT ~, I'D
Lord Redelife is a clever dipOmatilt Of the old
school and his last trick in COns.annope BY which be
put the French Ambassador in very awkward posi-
tion, was really mastery Lord Radcliffe al have
snen mentioned has been unpopular in Constantnops
for his support OF the peace party which waa opposed
fomaking the occupation Of the Principali,es easas
ke and which was inclined 70 accept the Vienna note.
d. dc La Cour the French Ambassador Oh the con.
frary, was--right OF wrOng-rnorc popular, and The
people had more confidence IN France than ~ EDgaDd
OF course, both Of these Anbasssd0rs bad ios many
months acted 10 concert, according y their Hfir0e-
lions but when the news arrived tLat ae Emperor Of
Russia had refused 70 accept tho Turkish m'ahea'Dn
of the vienna note they wore both without ihstfocts
They met Immediately, together With thsif Austrian
and Prussitn colleague and agreed "ca1 bs ven o.
srable TO induce tie Porte 70 ACCEPT ,As Original ~e
which courge they Tefolged 70 recommend u us ssi
tan The next day (sePt q they vent DO pefsDa "
the Porte but Lord RedsHe feeling 40 iebly oo~eD.
did not appear Tie three dip0aatsss s.foszg dwelt
upon the necessity Of keeping psaee bat got tgf
realm answer that ~ tie principal digiiafies " ie
had been convened y a great meeting oo ~ hen
day. md nothing could be- decided beiefe uls eysee
had given IL opinion Iis 0pg.eD. a. yg4 tny1. "s'
for war. and on the 18Th tbe An.bssse1ofs aean ~eei
30 the Porte The Prussia ard Aaslf,1e genispi~
sdyired tic suliaB. Ia yesy sifeDg iasgs1ge. ~ "
yield to Tie passions d ths people, fAd " ~eys lf
vienna note "a ihs insi means Vi asefieg Haf u
de Ia C0ur followed IN the strain 1ees'1Dz iAA
the protection Of the Western DOwep e1si9 iet ~
afforded 10 The Porte IL IL vent " War ~ seeegDl NJ
fornaiues AID pnimyort4aI verbal s.eSihess'Tss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
Review OF the Crain Trade, for the Week endi"s
Octsb.r 40.

Al suannS Il fa has ssa'n ALLEN daus mo Wrrk.
..a AZ ~ aHss faafra b. pf
ta.i lseniiY ts,ssa Hisei ihs prospects, l
SO sisss ittihs siaaae faais hatu ttsa eeeFued
8. s-sssa 30 tsas 80 a.s w'i .-a ~ l-sa q ."sfss
s.t.Al4I itai ~u4ti .AaiI -tin ta si ifAs wsat
zee -itD tsvs ,s-tg4p s skp.,sa tu-ssi ass
.i.i saslis -ip sai v.ntssats sasI -a @-a ~ha
80 ..f4al th tl.h t.s4tai s.i.s
"a tts o. 'h -ri~- 10 loo. f.- s ses' ~
i.a4a sL-- a b. ti44ta ett -si-- Nt a.as ~..iI4
i.s .-~f4 is-- r-it - s--l- --i .--,f ~ a..
- ue -a- 4i h.rt .ls4, -i s4l-. .hA-l ta4 aLia
a. -it-- n r-t-it -4l 4sa .+ti4-si
iN~l t-tl, ~ " AiltN-st An tss ..,p.- ihse si
Ltl4s s.-sss,i rAt ", .-P- s4.-i- ~. Is.l !l' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

CorTox-A rsshsr better inqary ihs week AMI tie 49,.
ii' OF A. ersr bed wifh moro fn1s Ipor p N, -
Sale. f57 talss ~ VI ca tn trade tsku 80 -
LssD-Nc'hns doing "a ~ s9o, TIE sAis reported go.
tlrs ffr spring i.sIy 81 " \
lEoysoNs-Hcef The only s4ics re-o--d srr of a. =.
hsIleyS" Baltimore al 81 most Of Aa dsaea are srdi..
ruietsse -TNeiA
= Ste g. = tl '~''as
B,ooSIa vey limited request ana nay bs qao.el ,,
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p.p,>.s A,YSaxsxRs pRNt tsNFS tNSy
"Nf'f' .la.s,,N fNsaa, Nes a 1877.

~, ,,.l,ee,t y r F.'nhsfo fon fhc Ray oi ST l'r
-. 49, ~ ~ ,-,ss,r ttyfeA q, hts,' fee ~
- ,.,i. fis lso ..sic ~ M ter hesr ef1s al
49, ar.4,t sf.t ,ur tc,rtN we, waeh'd oyc''7rd
a.. s.,~s,f tNc t,hc,rti lNsi Ntt fs'fo4' t1i -
h...>e al M crew ,nsna,cd 60 s,t hes fro FveHat
Nsi,c 49,.
Ss4 l,.A &C. ,.4a ..fvt3 t t's rei f'se ViaideA
v>,>,ris sri - - ~ Us A,o "a "a N.N ~ wth ee
~,1SA ri ls sclf 1osglir, toro Tobacco tg NtN vow
- H. sevss n lr .-sat cn Ioh 81 NNcfhctL t'oN
- gl.es4.in e,,se sd ,or NOV %, . 81 Ncsttr, IN
.. 81 lon 20 rsssct voeel o about 200 toas 0iosted
81 ~. 80. o. 1.>s Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
GREECE.

The earthquake Glr ady reported % have occurred on
the night OF The 10Th u, violent than at first
stated Shocks continued at intervals from midnight I'LL
o'clock morning All thar left standing of Ihebes
was completcb demolished. Many OF the houses Of
Chacs as vel part of the fortress, were oyerthro@n
Smaller shocks continued to b. felt till Oct 7.
are reduced to detuton by the complete failure Of the
current crop Accounts say that the yield is not one az
nth of an average and that the loss to Greece will be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
nnrinr uroth.r-, Circular.


Ps, ff,toaI LovDos FHdsy ovt a. ls535 n
v'st m - az eoHisl a. ~ n ao2ssL fse' III
go 80 20 =, r. ~ md rste,r.s C9!TJs sa1 Il y
a', -, -; a.. o 3 ,hs MosEy lss s5a-rsy
li ... 90 70 il - YTs5s TTssi ioas have
ee-d ~ ferss,i 1s,s1sa tic als pr 20 O. coaso
~ vtssi Ia s.LylE l. improved czlal h saTaaoed 70
= fsss s. az IA . 5a' siIsy in
60 co. a. &. Inactive ed - t.-s iaid.i "a p7be
ices o1y afss Ee.1ee iEoLa 81 80 w4h - bag
com ~ til IL ss' pan Of tie week baf h,s nes De
60 81 q. 10 -, f. =. - . | z. 3
81 - o. 80 90 y s' ,s ~ ii' -
y NEE &C.. IA er.o s 30 sss. al
isIis lar Tor y sosr - ir,' .a4 '.ok' N
~. ISIS. lssa. 1873
cs,f Fo,,s CO Esr,7s.:s crco .sFe.oo sseooo sooo9
IT Cerrrs a.ssy vsrss ssss kig l. r Tie al CAss
h Wur,r ara susy indifferent and &c y SLOWLY a.
les ~' -. Sss .. - sa sa a .a' rssa vs. :S M
Ws~s''S VII ,',5, ~ "a s. 81 as rs-d risy
csss,d s,t y "a .sFs 4esolai, e3.ai-s az !,
a. .' en- wsT,T sulIs = 81 On Fos1 We Iao.s l.i
Sat-; - wat'F e 5 OILS rs auf '''''- '1'-
Corlos hs tSeu II Sa s. a. ns - Ia ,,ys
an up Nv 80 - M 49, A. Lvrrr,o' bsr EEL.
las Ia. tssn nAf ed ana Prices are rather da.sf y'efdyi
qte.alicn Of uid OFlesnsws s.. .-,-.
e,rs and cat daily OIL chiel sold ~ lie 'smerN Aus
a df'a. 3 sd; J. T. FS sS' cape a5 'o oa
eareIey Mssbar sa2 10 rsraTe Acid Utica
az Gsa reehs 2ei Jaw iada Rabber 6
HEMF quiet tat hd firmly 81 Pet,rsoa5s Clssn tSo4t ,
Maa "a k4a IS bales ord bomoay sold a. KID aud oa'
sales we're terminated yesterday aud closed
with graf The results show total quantity sold OF
chests of hleh rot than 10 have been taea fof America
RAJ occasionally much as Sd cheaper low de-
have e. port arm market wts good general demand
for 10th which % 20 md ks sex 10
eoud rabe good mixed Numbers LEAVING "a at
ed Isl for ali Russian {. N D, e7 Archansal s3 To-
Used CANES IN good demand descriptions find ready
LEAD uainfsns iis value.
e 81 or IsTstt md Ia bar up to es7 f5r Gspol Pm
Sesr good having been sold t 1N3f lined held At
Il 6a4l Lneed guts9 3do the SPOT for faure delivery
there Is spcsB ss and SIG the extreme value for
ReE ls Teen dull and eco bags public sale have been mostly
lou importers be un~ins 70 accept ecq non o. "a
day hr raer and ABOUT COZ BAGS nave chAngea han 50
a 9dl5 Tor Berga with eHTo u Affecan shoA a. -
sALIsETER-20 bsgs Bengal at auction Psry sold from 5
held of . refused NITRATE SODA non
seTw "eee es Of io bsgs Pusnto cd asd 80 bag,
bar Black Pepper sd; ~ ss White a. 9d aoid % c.
eUSsg-The Of this article viii be oy ne sub
led pos aid highly favorable Dat tho IN.
mari have bed ayfy cepang Influence an We lave 20 "a
general reduction o. o. AID @hee sae' nae ,sea 3,s u
of30 ls Ne rus AID ksl India sboq enenal 2and oyei5
shove decline Tranaeto1s pSstey co9sss o. cargo Of
$40 bo1es 10 ~ or Bristol 80 cases white Bhis ahoa; Il
s Po ana 200 boxes havana on the spot " D 30
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r1,t C'rurf ssciu,sl.P Aaica ulicA zen livs7r>a
Gu q: al "a An. lz-f,ei s, BIS Posl tholt co:A
vrssardts morning Shs trlHgs & passengers
ra,s se-sv, stasmo- 1nacs arrived 81 Ace-p>a -
mn al frafE go MS
We iellT ly talee7Fi ron Southampton TIE arscA
sta-e Tri6,g uaemgli oct =. oi TIE " ssl. ascoa
Ibs Tu7lil snirnris Is unchanged Il aspect Fae
Rurlsl rg,sr1tius sf1.fsl cml1us nsA1y Ea-ls are
slnse6 lai lrlas AZ e11s-1s.nS 81 settlement 81 ~
Ssss11 day. Cs-sm a liverpool vas IN recIl2r -
uu15 Saisf ti,aU1 G.H iaes 11lT vitA g-ssss la,k
81 inward Eirsuds1Iis cnlInei seTrs s. a2r1-cS5
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HOLLAND.

AZ meeting Of the Second Chamber of the States Gen
srnl 18th inst among ether business the Committee made
complaint the Chamber Of the proa ted absence from
hs port OF tie Dutch Charge dAfaires in the United
States particularly the Republic is entering into relations
with japan, which mny AGoct til, interest Of Holland
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LixerrooI Markets. {

IINcIIOOI Il4akhtt5. .UtI. IL u
London Fr1ay Eyenils 2No change Bank rate Of
DouLt Money Market nsTay BEitsa F1nds had au
tuste corsidfTeily. Cors1ls closed al slt
LIVERIUOL EREI0HIS 10 The UEied States have generally
adv anced ouring The week ~