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Franklin Pierce, Prdent Of the United States Of ama, 10 an
whom IL
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Ed
Philippe Proon appointed consular France
Portland, OF Msine do hereby recognise him
SUCH and declare him free and such functions
privileges allowed tho
favored nations In the United States.
In testimony whereof, have
and seal Of the United States be affixed
Given under hund the city of Washington, the oath day
H. 81 Of June A. ID. 1858, and OF independence
United States of America the seventy seventh.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the Presidents
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State
Franklin Pierce President Of the United States Of fmea
whon may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited Charlie,
T. Taylor has been appointed consular France
ve In the State OF Kentucky do hereby
him and enjoy such functions
privileges allowed consular agents mos
favored nations In the United States
testimony Whereof have caused these mad,
patent United States be affixed
hand city of Washington 9th day
IT, June, A. D. 1852 and Of independence Uni
ted States Of America the seventy seventh
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President. X.
T. MAJ cy vofSt
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BY TELEGR APff.


AhhWAL or faE GKoRGiA.-aoss tsoIp,
Nsw YoKK, Juno 2s-The steamer Georgia arrived hoge
this morning from Chsgres She brings tho CsfoTnl4
mails and 81 ii 7ss in gold freight besides considers
BILE amount ia the bands OF passengers Her news Is no
later ID ian that heretofore received.
The Georgia touched OF Havana the morning Of ths
9Th instant and placed Ia quarantine her pas
senges being allowed 20 shoe, though there was no
sickness aboard.
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Destructive FIRE AT BOSTON

BcsroS, June % "A fire broke about 10 O'Clock this
morning In the granite North Market street, owned by
Albert Lawrence and occupied by H. Stafford chair paint
or /; Marshal and Si'nonds. talors Eaton and Kiham
produce dealers and Weld and Wellington, dealers in
wines. Sc. The damage by fire and will probably
reach Si5 900 $40 900, which is partially insured
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SHOCKING MuRpER.

CHARLESTON, June 25Col. Tt lamon Cuyle lawyer at
Adamsve. Georgia. and brother Of r. r. Cuylcr, Of Sa
vannah murdered his residence Saturday last
-Four arrests have been made suspicion,
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The SARpisIAs JRIoArs SAN GiovAssI--The polio.
ncdeo, which marked the sojoum Of the San Giovanni
this port has been the subject OF inquiry the Cham
Der OF Deputies Turin in lis session OF the sth Of June
We find II thus reported:
NJ De Yiry questioned the minister the subject OF
the OF officer OF the royal Pednonese navy. in
consequence Of warrant issued by the American author
lies OF New York.
The President Of the council answered that he had moi
received any official report the subject, and that he
believed the fact incorrect, the United States minister
Turn having informed him that no communication had
been sent to him in that respect-N y Herald
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FUNERAL or DIR. SHARP.

Boston, June % The funeral OF Dr. Sharp this afternoon
attended by The governor and many prominent citi-
zens. President Wayand delivered eloquent
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COMMISSIONERS pRoA SouTH CAROLINA TO TINE WosLp'.
FAR.-Govenor Manning has appointed thirteen CON-
mssoners 10 represent the State OF South Carolina al
the great Exhibition In New York
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The RAILROAD TO THE Pacific, AND ABs9rr Law.
RsScE-The British minister, Lord John Russell, told
oulae minister. hir Abbott Lawrence, (as Mr. Lawrence
told mel tina, This enterprise. IL accomplished, would
havea greater influence upoo human affairs than any
event since the discovery OF the New World by Coum.
bus ia which opinion Mr. Lawrence concurred, and
told IL would be Of his cherished objects for the
remainder OF bis life -Clmmunisakd 10 Bo,ion IN a.
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TURKEY, Russia. AND EKoLANp.-T There has been a
gradual ncease in The commercial transactions between
England and Turkey since the year 1910 while there is
a marked decline in those between England and Russia
daring The ZANE period This will unqnestionably have
bearing upon The diplomatic relations OF the three
tries. The following table exhibits the declared value
OF exports TO Turkey and to Russia from Great Britain,
for each Year--lSlO 10 1850, both inclusive
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NEW YoRH. June rs 1858
The money market continues quite easy, and tho 40.
counts fom abroad by the Baltic well calculated 10
promote abundance Tho receipts Of The tails Lon
don. the financial centre. continue very large having been
fioOoooo Ia the last week and IL
Ia The banks OF France and England The demand for
money was less for several Is that the
having been per since January, with continued
eina oil the metals, began to be prey generally under
stood that there would be advance Al the bank
log large sums were offered 70 avail OF the lower
sequeniy there was essened demand after the rise.
The political news from the Black countries also
caused pause in speculative action and diminished bus
ness consequently there less money wanted for
commercial purposes. The demand for money for rail
ways had been large for June a.
British fI.52l,en
Foreign 2l7, 400
Total 2,7s0. 3n
The commer cal world did not seem to be much alarmed
about In fact, the threat OF the Gear the Da
nubian provinces in the case of the refusal Of his ultima
might be considered the graceful way of back
ing ou OF an awkward position BY the treaty 1929 the
Turkish Eoyeshmsnt viittally surrendered the
Of those provinces, and permitted OF elective segov
ernment with free-ade, under the influence of which
trade has become i'm portant with Gaalz and lbraa For
the Russians quarter their troops there would affect
Turkey, unless The Hospodors should refuse the small nib
ute which the Sultan annually collects. II would
pretty seain that the emane patton OF the Christian
faces will build up large eorheTce In those regions, and
large commerce will be there, everywhere else fatal
cry hostile movement seems only TO draw
sevedy the importance OF peace all European nations,
and therefore TO strengthen dence in its continuance
Nevertheless the London insurers all introduce the war
clause" into Baltic and Mediterranean policies, and in
the The rise in eigts in the Black ports
will have also influence upon the supply of grain
in Great Britain. On tho continent prices everywhere
risng well from local demand the state OF the har
vest and with the rates there current IL is expected thai
what England may want she will get hence bu, the e
mate, do be quito uniform in relation the
| quantity of food which England will want II is pretty
ell that the harvest will not be large but the
imports Of bIeadstuHs into Great Britain for the first ou
nearly 5000 900 bushels than for the
pc od last year The consumption, however is known
b, immense, and every article OF United States production
with the exception of gold, promises well
Upon the whole the aspect of the foreign news good
and has exerted favorable influence here, where,
witLsandng the very large importation. exchanges
dull. The importaons Of the past week and for ID,
month were, compared with last year, as follows;
/ Imports port of Eeu York.
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DEPUTY c;LLKcroH APPOINTED -YlRE

BosroN, June 23.-Henry l.. Jerks has been appointed
deputy collector Salem, vice l. Waters removed.
The factory OF Mossrs J. Thomas " Co.. At New
Bedford, has been partially destroyed by fire.
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ny ). Q. MCGUIRE. A~es,o.-.v.

VALUABLE MARKET GARDEN AND HOUSE At AUG
Wednesday Jsy 6t, ut 6k O'Clock,
shsi sell lot No H. square No. iso situated
srd Maryland Capitol,
S aud improved -toy
nsme dwelling, occupied grocery lot is
wei, high cultivation market garden
Also, lots Is 49, IS and ~ In loa Tides d"e o
b- Unted stat~s. Sale positive
Ter~s thira sir twelve months, for
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Anchonerr
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-nY-At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the
Mechanics lnsute held their 7
he following resolution passed.
Of Institute daily
Sundays excepted from 10 O'Clock,
that public generally be invited visit the
CHARLES CALVERT
June lift Recording Secretary.
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BosroS. June 23,The Oseeola. from this port
for Bath, Maine struck against rock of Cape Ann last
evening" and imne dstely sank her guards. The
and Messengers with much difficulty rescued
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BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State.
nIAlkKlED,

In this city the 2stb instant by the Rev Smith PrsK WILLIAM
c. JOHNSON, esd of Utica, New York. MARY LOUISA only
JOHN Of this
OF ex- President JoHs QUINCY ADAMS.
On Tuesday evening" 18th by the Rev. T. T.
MIR. JOHN r. MILLER to Miss MARY JANE BARNES.
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nY- The Philodemic society OF GesrRctOvvn College
celebration at O'clock Monday
July The Declaration Of Independence will be read
an Grafton member society The public
invited attend.
VIM II. DUNCAN,
JOSEPH r. CALLANEN,
JESSE e. CLEVELAND,
JOHN j. BEALL
JULES ID. DELACROIX,
June 30-d3Gf Commuee OF Invitation.
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nsYoung Mems Christian Assoc iation. Rooms Fow-
crs building street, below e. the General Post Once.
reading day tsunday
hods Of three and The best religious
OF
and regularly resolved Citizens and strangers
be cordially welcomed.
BY order Of the Association.
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HAMPERS Magazine for J~'y Received :, u, agency,
Jus. Bookstore, near 9TH n.
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Ny y. g. MCGUIRE, Auos,on~er.
DAIp OF SUPERIOR MULES, BUGGY. AND TWO OLD
Saturday morning July I'd, Al 10
o'clock, in front o hs rooms, shall SELL
q work mules
ON, buggy wagon and carriages
ninety days, for notes satisfactorily, endorsed,
Bearing interest JAS, u hceuikE,
Juns ao-d Anctione.r
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

HARTFORD June 25.-The legislature TO day passed
porant b providing in OF attachment Tor debt,
shall be equal distribution of the properly among
the creditors.
The bin authorizing the cities OF Hartford and New
Haven issue bonds TO the amount OF half million Of
dollars supply the said cities with pure water passed
both housss.
The bill for the abolishmen OF capital punishment
defeated
TsEroyD DEsPATcHl
HARTFORD June 29--The house of delegates is engaged
discussing the railroad bill Numerous amendments to it
have been adopted.
The again passed the bill authorizing the bonds
Of the cty Of Providence for a banking basis.
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DORMER UATEs.-Notwhstand the advance in nearly
selling the articles below
former low in addition
ali OF wh,h recent purchsses-
large black Enciis with full stock all
kinds OF mourning goods generally
900 pieces superior bi. ached shirtng cottons
do choice Insh linens, all quaiinc. and prices
do medium and superior linen sheeunes, all widths
great bargains
40 pieces dispers dsm.st rich designs,
OF the approved qualities
50 "balh towe" assorted styles and qualities, with
towel. and epg- Of other grades
rs dozen damak table NAPKINS from medium TO EXTRA fine, all
100 piece. Scotch diapers prices, qualities and width.
40 do Gne bird diapers
10 do hne cambria din'iues.
linen and facilities for purchasing
enable all the
class Of goods the least prices.
epeee. nne "rss Weieh gaans nsnncs" with other
M nsnnes
40 dotted masins, sssorted
hss wbits dnlnss Add ducks
cambria
MUSINGS at less Than The usual prices
pieces hne white Aaanes for chidrens
has black Preach cloths,
vcs,inss, Of The best Glars
- and widths sl
rs do pillow Iinens, all widths and prices
40 do handsome low lawns, and white in
the lot, and NIL worth third than price
rs pieces septemen silk
bsadk erchefsta the 10 dozen with coloed
borders, nj 37H cents each, well worth 62k
Black silk crsvats. haIfhose gloves, Ac
With article found weii-ordered dry
goods We also making daily additions stock
Coed articles low pces and fair desng be rred in all
PERRY BsoTHGR,
Miss D.rmou's building, second door Of 7h street,
June D-~odi0uf Opposite Centre Market.
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION--on Friday the
III July, shall se, 6k O'Clock, handsome
building and Frs
No First
inches. running hack rs feet containing
4,n3i feet . inches
T.rms and twelve months tho
deferred payments satisfactorily
cured, bearing interest - -
June 10 Auebooeers.
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CINCINNATI FORGERY CASE.

CcINsATI, June 2SThe trial Of the Of Kissler and
Findley for forgery is progressing here In the Of Mil
lard MILE prosegai has been entered, and he is de
tanned a s u witness.
The river is very low, and navigation is alraost
pended.
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New YORK, June 29-p. m The stock market cIosed
dull Sales OF United States IS, 1867, l2ii Canton
Company, % Erie, so Long Island 3i Reading, ga;
Parker Vein--no sales Cumberland Coal, 4S@ Phuulx,
22}; New Creek-no sales Morris Canal 800 Nicaragua,
29E Money easy. Exchange on London, 81 u o.
Flour duler-saes Of 1900 bbls. at 81 So 81 IS for
State and 81 81 So IL for southern brands. Rye -four.
So Is. Cors meal 81 S7a 81
Wheat dusaes Of TO- 900 bushels at III l22 for
southern white sales 80 900 bushels % for
white 81 for yellow. Oats, 40 cents. Provisions
quiet Sales $50 bbs pork at Si5 6l for Cotton
Rrmer-prices unchanged-snles of 500 bales Whisky.
22h cents.
PHLApELruiA June % The stock market is steady buf
not actve-Unired States 6, 1867 2l! Pennsylvania S.
962 bid
Flour quetsses OF 600 bbls at 81 IS "a rs for old
and brands Rye -four. SO 6s Corn meal 81 81.
Sales Of 900 busbei1 wheat at Ill liz for red
and ll9 100 for white Sales 5000 bushels
81 So for white and 60 cents for yellow Oats, AZ
cents. Rye, 81 cents.
NKw ORLEANS, June 2s-Sales OF 900 bales
day at fall prces-middling Orsans 10 BOT Sales of
$50 hhds tobacco advance OF cent. Mess pork
sold at SIS. Mixed corn, 55 a 60 cents.
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DEPARTURE or THE ASIA

New YoRK, June 29.-The royal mail steamer Asia
sailed this for Liverpool with $50 passengers and
S69J, COO in specie,
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MOrICE-Nocs 10 hereby that In fact OF
~ Moses Keller Of John w Brsgs No 7775
tn. Meoasha land District WISCONSIN, describing g. W. offs W.
2I u.s. ri H. the duplicate receipt fcs which
mall have made application the Commits
Of the General Land OBcs @ Of the Of my
dollars m said entry. JOHN LAST.
B.v, March al, lss1.-Jsse p-lawsw n
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sale To-Day.

VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL SQUARE AT AUCTION
siuscd head Of New Jersey
pecmptoy s&eOn Thursday O'Clock
shn sell The whole Of square
hundred containing - go
fourth cash residue three
acsoy secured bearing interest Title indpuiabe convey
the cost Of the purchaser.
June nd
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IN Wednesday June 1855 daily trains (sunday
cep,ed will this road, ssrecaby the following
arrangement;
intermediate points will leave the
Dute and Henry streets, at O'Clock,
will Warreuon quarter past O'Clock
N xandria quarter before "a O'Clock,
Cuipeper anda and intermediate points will
Culpeper O'clock arriving In Alexandria at 10
O'Clock, IN.
will leave Alexandria at O'Clock, arriving in
Cuipeper a quarter afier @ O'Clock.
running Gordonsvie and Culpeper, in
the Virginia roads
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1,HE WONDERFUL CALF IA gre
IL sismese Twins This calf has two m
tongues, four nostriIs, snd h. n lively and scti'
Great crowds OF persons have seen II, and a
est wonder Of the age.
IL will BIZ exhibited nj suation'- old sucti,
street and Pennsylvania avenue, on Thursday
Hours Of exhibition From az O'Clock, q
from 8, p m, TO 10 at night
Price Of sdmiusnce IS cents; children nm
price.
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NOW ready, the bills all amounts due ua. and
respectfully insist their
. short
We tsader
increased Of sales them
We full stock of all kinda Of dry goods
which Offer provebay prices equally
low 20 punctaa customeu FERRY BROTHER,
Miss Dormou's building second door Of 7lh
June D--d6if Opposite Centre Market.
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REMNANT DAY-we would respectfully inform custom
IL the public generally
hand of Friday July when
shall oder good bargains,
whole Of them nj price.
w NJ. SINISTER b CO.,
Seventh street, Penn. avenue
On hand, few pieces a. g. and Ga mains
orcd, which will offer very ehesp. W. NJ. 8. d CO.
lime 10
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pr.,. eur New york Correspondent.

Gyov from ne Psoal Sss--Lqnds for Lighthouses
pil,ls-Ru,,iI a al Tsyksy-Germa" Uisps of Dsmoo
,.a, Jo,os n South Carohaa IN Eng'~ad.-Ports Ia
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J,OR SALE Or RENT-A lot I2sh, between and D
Streets by I55 feet, which il dwelling
kitchen, stable, carnage house, nc.
comfortably furnished, and desired
chaser renter, the furniture might remain.
Possession given immediately. Apply ON tbs premises.
JunsN ID
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NEW YORK CITY Directory, 1919 1854, ana
IN Register Addresses Inhakanss with
compce professions, OF city and state
their volume,
over Zoo pages Price u So
For sale In Washington by TAYLOR MAURv,
June ~ Bookseters 9th street
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Bank or the Metropolis,
HH# Washington, June ~,
THE hsve this decred
psr Of the profits ~ hank
will be payable s~d after the lat Jsly
I no. aNIfH,
aa-Af Cashier.
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lOARDIStsThree onr genteel Handles, dozen
single gentlemen, he accommodated comfortable
boarding applying immediately the of
III. rooms large and airy and we'll furnished
June oe-d2ns
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JIARPER's Magazine for July.
I'll National Magazine for July.
rouesier's Boys' and Girls Magazine.
Ladies, kscpsake. GRAY h BALLANTYkE,
June Seventh street, Odd Fellows Hall.
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Pemseenetary.
rr-rTrsrAsy, ID. g.,
Warrington June ias7
PERSONS having irstitsson hereby
IA once before
of al pdc Institution
accounts presented N I-t ofJny for payment
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
June 9s--dlJniy Warden.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-08

BALTIMORE, Sep. 6, 1853,


GRAIN.--The demand for Grain is active, and
prices have again further advanced. About 10, =
900 bushels Wheat offered and mostly sold at S l
90 81 % for red, 25 ST 80 for good to prime
white, and some sales of choice white, for family
flour, at "a 81 IS per bushel. Sales of inferi-
or white Wheat, not in good condition, at to 8
cents below the above standard figures. About
1000 bushels Corn offered to-day, and sold at &c
81 cents for white, and 70 II cents per bushel
for yellow. Sales of good to prime Mary land
Oats at 81 40 cents.
ToBAcco.-We have again to report very live
ly week in the Tobacco market, the sales of Ma
ryland comprising nearly all that reached the mar
ket unlimited. Prices about last week,
some OF the agents using strong, but unsuccessful
efforts to establish an advance. Some few ofthe
shippers are inclined to withdraw from the mar
ket, but others are as anxious to take all
that offers. We continue to quote
Inferior and common Maryland, IS; ordinary
mdding to middling, S5.25 $50 good to fair
midding, S5.75 6; and fine S6.25 8, accord
ing to quality.
The receipts from the upper parts Of the State
are very light, the crop being nearly all in. 1t
sell freely as fast as received at former rates.
Ohio Tobacco, about $50 hhds being taken at
1915 S5S7 for reds. Offers were made to take
more at S5.75, but they were not accepted
The inspections of the week ,045 hhds.
Nd, SAG hhds. Ohio, and hhds. ky.-totaI ], >
597 hhds.
GUANo.-A cargo Of Peruvian, received this
week, has been disposed of, having been previous
ly engaged. Patagonian is selling at s35 per short
ton; supply small and demand quite active. The
import this week. is 700 tons Peruvian, and 1876
tons Observation-Disclosures Of Saturday last.
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THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEP. 8, 1853.

The health of our village, considering
The season., is remarkably good, and through
out the summer it has been almost entirely
exempt from any fatal disease. But as we
are now in the midst of what is usually
termed the "sickly season." we should not
forget to urge upon our villagers The neces-
si,y Of giving attention to their gardens end
yards for a few weeks longer, when Jack
Frost may be expected along and make a
clean sweep for them. We observe rank
weeds growing in many Of the gardens,
and unless soon removed will engender dis
ease and probably cause the death of some
one. We suggest that "sll hands" 60 10
work next Saturday, and let's have tho
rough clearing out Of weeds and other Of
ensive matter from the place.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-08

laboring classes, already pressed to the
not among those who would foster dislinc-
,ions between the rich and the poor, whose
interests we regard as so interviewer, as 10
be inseparable, but we do think, that in the
matter Of taxation any imposition which o.
pera'es more particularly to the dissdvan-
lage Of those who are least able to bear it,
| is uEj ust and should therefore be avoided.
Who are the great mass Of consumers of to-
b4cco in foreign countries? 1t is true ii is
found IN the palace of the Prince, or noble
man, as well as the howell Of the peasant,
bu, when we estimate relative proportions
which the wealthy and the needy bear to
each Other, we shall find the latter, owing
to their superior numbers, produce an ag-
grega,e consumption much greater than that
of the rich. We therefore think that the
Governments of Europe should be induced
if possible, to lessen their impos,s on this
so called luxury, and thus promote the com
fort of the millions tina, toll to support
them. Without processing to entertain any
very strong hopes on this score, we never
theless do think that much might be effect
Ell by our representatives, ABROAD, IN plac-
ing the matter in its true aspect, and divest
ing it Of q character which is the source of
gross injustice to the producer. There is
certainly difference between the finer de-
scriplions of the article, which only find
their way into the presence Of the opulent,
in the form Of costly segars, and the coars-
er, that are the constant companion of The
peasant and the artizan, and suited to his
uses. Lei these differences then be point
ed out, and explained, and some good may
be done for American planters, whose crops
are for the consumption of the million. We
hope that a Convention will be held as pro-
posed, and believe that much can be effect
ed through the consultation Of men who are
generally intelligent, well educated and well
informed in matters touching their own and
the general welfare.