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| For freight or passage apply TO -. = ,,o
No IS Wal street, NJ 7.
| BROWN, sHIPLEy, 4 Co,
re ROBERTS 4 CO.,
| 10 Kings Arm. Yard London.
% Rue No,r. Dame des VICTORIES,
GEO II DRAPER, Havre.
The ships will not b. accountable for gld silver,
o. si
EOF story brick dwelling Georgetown,
ne n .s and saof The best material. with 10, alssnea Of
aeou, 600 square feet running through the square and has els
Any desiring purchase can er.mns tbs prem.' an
application George NJ so'horoa corner Of Market and Bndr
onehIrd ca.a the ea'nes In g. y sns T. :sa''
Exchange Broker National naaa,ns- c.
Jan 0-dn
4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street. no.son . b
Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
aud for tho sccomnoda
lion %. OF he I ,yel'"s public
Uncle TOMS cAnlsA nfe,ss aasuen.oyps o. Mr..
Of unss rG. ~ ees oss,sr
with portrait Of son,as the hA"oo. anee" OF song"
n n. HOoE q co.. wnole..,. and Retail Dealers is
sscs'np "1os hoa. good. generally
rsnmy~sais sssnas between 7,h and sh streets
DC. !,
THE win his presen, place Of business until
new building as the occupied win immediately taken
and has taken The store and house on .ues hee doors
place OF business, where VIII be found,
usual books stationery Ac Of descrp
ton reduce his stock Of goods previous
to catering his uore will sell much reduced prices
= r. FARNHAM
indebted the subscriber viii he Kind enough to
accounts Of which have been ofons stand
ing Those paid by the first Of November
important business closed by that Tine . intend 10
MAKE different arrangement, in my business
| July s-dfn X. ~
MARBl.E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Works,-The subscriber
inform his friends and the public that he has
o marble comprising Sienna Brockede
Spanish Egyptian Italian and black marble richly carved
Of quality style, and superior finish
offers for sale for cash Also marble monuments
obs and bend slabs marble for window ss lin
marble iii, conntef, and abe ops
| soaJ,~one, cscned ps-ser, 80 so per barrel
lot of Connecticut brown Stone view ofs
suitable fov building purposes Ne invites me ssn
Of VIII endeaYef
satisfaction nil favor hn with their orders
WIN RUTHERFORD,
July 0a-3awem On street, between i2th and I3sh
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United states Patent once.

IN the petition Of Herrick Aken Of Frankin New Hamp
" shire, praying for the a granted him
Of December, 1882 npoveme
constructing sockets for holding for
Pator q said patent which takes place on the twenty seventh
ordered that tho said be the Patent Office
Monday, the 10Th Of December next l2 O'Clock,
alt persons appear
why said petition ought not to be granted.
PcrsOns the required file In the PatcD
Office their objections specially forth
before the day Of hearing All Testimony filed by either
10 be used the said hearing, be taken and transmitted
cordance Office, which APP
plcaiion
oTdeed also that this notice be published in The Union niell
and Evening Sar Washington Pennsyivanian Phil
adcpha Pa Evening Post ard Scientific American, New York
Boston Post Boston, Massachusetts, Patriot Concord New amp
shire Inquirer Ohio. week for three
previous third Monday of December
day heanng
Il CHAS. MASON,
ten
PB-EdtoSs will please
bis the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
sept 30-1aw3w fal t84
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new xorx Aivcrpoci united states uSi
St<a
The ships comprising this Inc
Inc SAP,, I'VE
These ships having been built by conttac sx
a&T0 government has been
6IkxR construction also in their enslucs
-. insure strength and speed; and their acc"amo
unequaled elegance and comfort
Price New York Liverpool in Grst cabn a2o
Exclusive OF siste-rooms So
From Liverpool 10 New York. ESQ and E20
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
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DARN N Alexandria county. Virginia. with
aquetuct. and four from the Presidents
will reasonable
thereof located above within half mile Of
hundred There
and thirty Of beautiful mbered land
cleared Much Of this farm rich
which be advantageousy
AAs meadow Pesons who be Disposed purchase
rsfesd John Ball. Ninth Pennsylvania
aveaus, HovaLo Ball on adjaee mt farm.
May tt-sodm M VIM BALL.
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NEW SILvERNAHE-M. w. GAIT BROTHER ofsr
unusually latest styles Of
consisting Of
Tea SETS pitchers, gobcts cups spoons
Forks ladies' napkin rings, dsh knives
Preserve and jelly spoons, cake knives
Doup ladies', sifers, crun,b
Cream Indies, spoons, ice
Gravy ladies', pickle knives and forks, sc.
The above all 81
silver. M w. GAIT 4 BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Essie, Penn
between 9th and 10th
Oct 30-3
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1 AW HOTICE-SIDNEY =. BAXTER, late attorney general
IL Of Virginia, 10 Washington practise law.
He will practise tie Supreme the United States,
Of District Columbia, any professional
business conhded to him.
Once building Az Of Pennsyva
mia avenue.
Hon. J. j. Allen, Hon. VIM Daniel,
IN Richard Moncure, Hon G, d. Samues
Hon. @. H. Lee of the Court ofAppeals Of Virginia
Judges u Courts Virginia. +
To members Congress from Virginia.
Juno lI-fydswAw
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NEW MackercI, salmon, So., Inspection OF 1855
IN No mackefei in IS lb. %itts.
No 3mackerei small, Is h. kius breakfast msckere)
NOD barrels.
uerco picked salmon fine.
spiced ssmon and nackcre Theoretically scaled.
Scaled and No. herring IN boxes this years.
Also, Longwoh and Zimmemans sparkling and dry Catawba
wines @ dry said be celebrated Hook
wines)
Tene Haute, yincennes, and Cincinnati family hams.
Ia store, and for sale by SHECkELL h BAlLY,
Successors 10 John u. Kibbey h Co,
Sep l5-eouf No s. opposite Centre Market.
GREENS Ink ERASER and Paper Cleaner for Book
keepers clerks, aud literary genemenA kind Of
rubber article
introduced ASIDE om lie superior qualities pencil cleaner
other facility
scfaper, rud The surface of
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE L CO.,
lllh doors OF Branch
OF stanoners Hail. ia and l76 Pearl street, N. Y.
Sept ie-n
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hereby certify that the best of knowledge belief
abovc-named guarantors good and sufficient f. +.
Oct2I--dtV0 Dec
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D w. BfkOWNING. Merchant Tailor under the
United States Hs having enlarged and improved his store
the citxens aud
whiting well Of French Eng
cloths ve-ng the newest and most elegant
sty Of goods from the New yoTk market.
Having had years. experience In the purchase Of goods
porting United with such cd
will him onr thea 10 the public such
will purchAsefs, and In
goods will defy sto and
sheapucss
All he asks call before purchase elsswhsrc asa hs viii
convince that will by 80 doing.
Of clothes be made The elegant style twelve
notice.
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING.
on ready made clothing,
my work, up fashionable such
vests which will be sold mach price than work made
order.
Bsole Of SCOTS Report Of Fashions for the Distct
Oct t4-3tawu ats
4 No 81 ,016 under
IL for
George Graham United corps, been
DESTROYED
m Of Pensions for q renewal Of said warrant
Octl-lawow' GEORGE r. GRAHAM
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1rwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, esiby
modern marble
each aud
geneei family, will he rented favorable
punctua1 tenant, on application TO
r. N. sTRATTON,
Auctoneer and Commissions Merchant,
and
An
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UYANTBO Improved Farm Of from hundred
hundred and fry less, within miles Of
WAugssM arm ffon, upward will Any
having above that wishes
A purchaser BY addressing post paid stating terms. hc
aa& 1881 Ngf' NJ w. BOYD,
Hsecrstown. Md.
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THE UNION ACADEMY corner Of lsth street ard
New York avenue,
T. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
Uaror FsHALH 18th street, New
York and II street,
Mrs. H. RICHARDS, Principal,
will have second
weeks in July and viii for another the fs Msndy
september, 1883 I board OF teachers engaged
For further particulars catalogues and circulars nj r. Fan
Bookstore. July z-3m
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S,ANDs AND CUMMINGs's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
y saI-.Mchsei Nourse Co this been
United for the
Ii thoroughly
practical brekuake throughout the country 10 be ue
has produced IL is
cesuy worked by the application of motive sesm
With hight the clay Is tempered aud
cIceIng in rspdy Of operation other machine
for purpose known.
the American patent is only delayed until tho
abroad Meanwhile, NJ. NJ b. Co
n the
Apply letter. (po psid al their ocs Of 9Th and
streets the Post Office Department
June 49, eodn
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NOTCEThe suhscribs having entered into copsrnershp
IN arm OF WIN. NJ ELLIS BRO, prcpaed
the construction and repairs Of engines and other
culinary.
"EAas Ros WoExs" in the City Of wash
side canal between l3th and l4
sussts formerly conducted by VIM Mcknsy, deceased The
this nm having for many years been engaged in
and constructing and other machinery for the
machn Of the In this
themselves win be enabled 80 give ul
entire repairs
with which they be ntrusted
The portable Mills by
formerly.
All csders thankfully received and promptly attended
WIN. NJ. ELLIS
9fNt A4t *E&a JONAS n. ELLIS. r
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rHE Thirty Annual Course OF Lectures win cosneo On
L nth Monday In October, and continue Until March.
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Home snd Foreign Patent and General Agency
MICHAEL NoURSE 4 co.,
Office OF 9Th nearly opposite
General Post Office, Washington, ID, e. st4Il E6#
N. ~ Co vii. the Of claims
li
the Executive Departmental the procuring ~
this and foreign countries, and the purchase vale OF
rights Their charges Will be regulated
and extent ofthe rendered.
N. will shortly England
tneni Of Europe and viii with which
may be ibtusted.
MICHAEL NeUR5E,
JAMES MoRas,
CHAS. n. SrANSBURY.
solicitor and legal adviser, r. n. GiLLET.
Iune Iq-vtf
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AcarsTA,
SAMUEL c. WILSON. Lcssec and Proprietor.
Situated side Of Broad Street, three Doors Wea9
Washiagfon Street.
THE having of class hotel
will his undivided attention the accommodation OF
his friends His best efforts will be directed 10 promote
the rom&pr of with opportunity TO
serve thrm boarding. well such
mrousn usvc"ers NJ psaironxc his daily ordinances
Ine will he the char
scss q the house, and TO add tn ts reputation daily.
SAMUEL O. WILSON.
Asg So--d7tshfawuNov iii
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/ AND WARRANT LOST shall amply 10 Commissioner
OF PENSION" o dup cate OF land No 1894 for 1872
acres issued IN January io, AscGs,
deceased WI" died Tn the Nercsn Term
ssd warrant WINS directed agent w.hings
Guys nm" mas never reached having .ad -
warrant has not been returned General cc ccai
ann cereal has been filed pate
mefeon, N TIC event Of it's being future
BARBARA ALsEUf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
LIBERIA


We have eceived advices from Liberato March three
weeks later than our previous dates.
The colony is reported 10 be il a state Of great pros
perty.
The city Of Monrova presents pleasing prospect in the
way of improvements-ihe building of stone and brick
houses Of respectable size and Of durable construction in
other respects vigorously pushed Building materials OF
every description in great demand and at high rates
IL not only in the way OF private building that the city
improving but the corporation authorities have and are
now giving considerable attention 70 their duties
The immigrants are getting through their &C inlauon
finely Those by the Orioe from New York excepting
very few cases, had bat sight attack, and they are now
well and attending to their several occupations
Some idea may be obtained Of the value Of lands IN Mon
rovia when known that $500 have been paid Tor town
lots containing quarter Of and further that that
sum viii not purchase lots, similar Le in some parts Of
the city
twill give some idea Of the rapid increase Of the trade
Of Liberia when il is known thai least so 600 Of meT
chapSe have been sold IN Monrovis within the las three
months Il must also be bJ.ue GiIl that yery nearly
half of these three months have been Of the dun season
the time appropriated the clearing Of lands for farming
rposes II may be safely calculated that 10 meet the de-
nands Of the trade of the city for the next ten onhs
there will be required nearly half million Of dollars Of msr
chandse II is astonishing how greatly the demand Tor
goods of almost every description Increases and We
count the supply required in other parts Of Liberia the
supply must be increased about eight hundred thousand
dollars.
The ladies of the MonrOvia Literary Institute "A So
ciety which consider very interesting the
anniversary Monday evening, the ith OF feoraAr a.
the Senate Chamber. n u.
There was quite number Of spectators present all OF
whom agree that the exercises OF the oc ason peoea
under the direction OF Mr. Is. v L. James "eIo very W
teresiing.
Arrived on the inst John George Cope Lewis Newn-
ham Eso Her Brsnnic Msesty's Consul to the Republic
with power to appoint Vice CoasIs u hs consulate ana "
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SWITZERLAND.

An nsurrectionary attempt was defeated at Fneburg
April 90 promptly and bravely by the civic and militia
force II the act Of restless party which lnhen the
errors and msortunes Of the defeated Sonderbund Its
ranks recruited almost exclusively from the peasanty
and its policy inspired by the Jesuts Its immediate OBJ
ect in this movement TO rid the canton of freburs
of radical executive, and constitution founded on
universal suffrage its remoter aim, TO encourage similar
demonstrations throughout Switzerland and at the head Of
important canton with Austria in restoring the
ancient reign Of excusveness in the affairs OF the Coincide
ration The leadership Of the corps destined to effect this
revolution entrusted 10 b. Perer Federal Colonel
who in the of the Sonderbund, acted Aid camp
TO Gen. MallardOz Under his conduct, band of
peasants marched upon Freburg at the hour of four in
the morning of the 22d and having secured the two
upper gates of the town. occupied the Jesus College be
fore sufficient number of citizens could be aroused to
offer any efeoual resistance. The civic guard and the
militia however responding the first cry of alarm
soon upon the scene and at assaed the avenues Of
the College sangunsry but brief conflict now ensued
NJ Carrar fell in front Of the College pierced with several
balls and two OF the militia also killed The bravery
Of the assaans however prevailed All the avenues of
the building were carried at the point Of the sword and
large number Of the insurgents compelled to yield
themselves prisoners Among the considerable Of
the latter were NM Week, Won der Weidt and Wiuere,
names which The Neto/urich Gazette remarks, show
how ably the affair had been calculated Colonel Perrer
himself, wounded in his side, some say severely, was cap
tured. Some of the leaders escaped among them NM
Schuheys and Gse, and the soninaw OF the latter By
o'clock, order completely restored although the
excitement Of the public, amounting TO evaporation was
Al the last advces Freburc after the attempted insur
rection-as noticed per ermann-remained n state Of
sege The gates closed and the streets held by pat
roll Penier, Of the insurgents had been tried by
court martial and sentenced TO thirty years Imprisonment
in irons. A priest of Torres Louis Week, also
rested CARAT killed and the other leaders had hed
The insurgents began by occupying the College buildings
and attempting TO seize the guard house, but IN the latter
they were repused The civic guards called out to
the College with the artillery and remen and soon
dsOdged the peasants posted at the windows The nsur
gents then fed to the Jesuts Church. where they
fred upon with grape, and speedily surrendered Civil
rule was recstablShed on tue 22d April
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ITALY.

The bill to grant the call for 100000 vres in aid Of LON
bard Exes had passed the Committee ofthe Pedmontese
Legislature 1890
The Duke of Tuscany said to have notified the British
Government that Mr. Crawford may reenter Florence, if
bearing British voucher that he is not agent of MAJ
Zini
There is nothing from Central or Southern Italy
The London Times has the following letter. dated Rome
April u:
The Count de his friends call aTey
energetic TX, his Holiness
hOnng by officiating al tbs Coronation OF Louis Napoleon Govern
This the attempt wound the
p,ors Napoleon from the the Countess de
Chambod said have been the principal nsatsr the oppo
ton Princess Nasa and the
has approved this Initiating document Here
proclamation has issued within the last few days from
Society calling heir countymen 20 JOIN under the banner
mans enioins them 70 be warned BY sad exdeuence OF
minor objects until this
ssbe contamination be attained Though has vowedy failed 10 al
anything like general satisfaction 70 the various parties
the efforts
en through their discover the authors show how danger
considered; and appeal 20 the good
popular The spirit has long prevailed
enlightened patriots Of Central Italy and fast spread
Austria another Power would probably be regarded
Italians the OF her enemies and
expect Italy guerilla sanguinay the French u
Peninsula.
press bully Of reckoning for could
by brings OF angaatons and eon
cations Contributions us0much that feel
despair Of all neoratoa short Of their expulsion The chief
porter Austria here the Cardinal Anone who also greatly
pod the France the objection 10 which IL said 70 be
fearOfthe Pope becoming TOO liberal
The Peruvian Minister has invited the scuptors Of Rome
70 send in propositions for the execution OF an equestrian
stae of General Bolivar and twelve other marble staues
probably destined to rival the great ashngt0n monument
executed by Mr.. Crawford.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LiyerpooI Cotton Marker,

NotNhstandng the falling OF the receipts By the
Atlantic the Liverpool market had without
activity during the week Spinner continued tuy ony for their
immediate partly owing Threatened dcahes
operatives regarding wages The sua stock on the h shows s. 90
Of whicn deficiency e. 2
2Sz Bahia Egyptian snd 46e2 East India lees than
whole Peruvian e5 hlanhus 261 and West
India 73 bales the weekly enathe de-e arising
from spnners for dng direct from the ship THIS
difference between the weekly deliveries the de
being brought eose equality
This discovery Indicates that the consumption 500 bales weekly
effect the be
tn taking the appears steaier
The stock at Liverpool 2 1901 bales Of which iS5
American.
The total 2 so bales including 300 spec
uson 100 for export The lower qualities almost negecd
while prices better descriptions maintained The sales
Friday thj 1000 bales mostly the trade the market clos
ing q1e but steady The authorized quotations were Far Orleans
l6s Mid6ng do Isl Fair Mobiles Ct Aiding d. 81; Fair Up
lands 81 Mddng do, 5i Ordinary ST 10 St Inferior 70 s.
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Ar Kew-Yok 18th, Oevonshire At Grvesend; Australia
Antarctic and A. Westerve AZ LivePoo Catherine Bnetwlt a.
Clifton Helroet; 18th franklin White and
Mara Glouceser 2h Amelia and Ceens At Belfast Ambro
Dover
18th Daniel Webster, e. Liverpool; 9th Frank
lin Wright and Frank Pierce, Liverpool
Arrived Charestou-Eth, Pucdyone Sth, Avn Kelley,
LiyepOo 2lst Augusta Charlotte wolsa 18th Enidis, Hull
Goth, Eleasec, Antwerp.
deer a Hsyre; 18th Columbia Wneh- a. -. -
Arrived from Mobe-9h Glasgow a. the Clyde Eth Harmony
al Liverpool.
Arrived from SayAnnah-26lh, Free Trader q Liverpool. -
Sailed for York25th, New England, I'm Newp0t h An
rora Hall Medium I'm NewPor; 18Th Equor Lady srante
Byron Liverpool; 9Th statrA Morse fm the Clyde 18th
Tsee; 18th MiSot TN Limerick 9th Amazon, from
shields 18th, Hendrix Hudson, nom Portsmouth Cotton Planter
sailed for BostOn26h 18th Leonore Elizabeth rem the
Clyde.
denner ffom Msrseilles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
TURKEY.

The correspondence Of the Augsburg Ga-ft that
Lord Sratford has already assured the Porte OF British
protection and in conjunction with the French Minister
Is prepared 20 address note 10 that effect 10 the Divan
The blockade of the Albanian Coast is raised Cons;an.
dnople sdyices OF the lsth report everything tranquil
Places bu nevertheless nSmsnts continue the part OF
Turkey as well as Russia.
dispatch from Jerusalem, under date of March 2sth
mentions that the mission of the London Protestant Asso
citation had fallen cut with the Jewish Authorities On
Palm Sunday tight occurred in the Church Of the Holy
Sepuchre between the Greeks and Armenan and several
persons were wounded
IN Syria the prospect of the SILK crops favorable
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Liverpool Produce Market

QUERcITR0E BARK-Gd cheaper and dull
AsHLs-A fair demand continues a. q for Pots and Pearls
REsINIn active request 1900 bbs fetched FOR TO 81
orgood.
TvRPENTNcNO sales Of Rough Spirits moderate demand
300 bbla American sold AZ 81.
OnsPalm good demand; so the spot and arrive
sold at &3 10 f55 49, Seal quiet ~ s5 Rpe brings 81 Ced
small sales at SIS. Lnseed very dn AZ 29I.
RIcE-i6 turs Csrolsns realized % d2i.
SUGARRsther improved the week with speculative de-
trade Brown Pernams sold At ~ 49,
hoLAssEsMoe disposition to buy at further decline OF Cd Cub
Muscovado lGj6d7j6.
CoFFEEThe r sales Of Jamaica moved with toleTabe spirit
a. iGdf7i3 for ordinary TO good mddlnE.
TEAConsderabe speculative business doing in Tea lid for
Congress
DYEwooDs-saes continue small ~ Lozwooa sold sI2
ass and few tuns Of Camwoodat t25 a&H 26
SALTPETEE-A small parcel sold at "a
Irrr- hal lea CHI hand Al
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CHINA.

me mail OF Feb s5 has important intelligence. The
[eoes nad taken Nankn and threatened Shanghae with
force Of $4,000 men
hwyng an imperial Commandments Chief has been de-
feated and killed
The Emperor had issued proclamation calling on the
people for help
The Friend o. Cana says Ii Britain America or France
offer the Emperor assistance keep his throne they might
bind him TO open China to commerce again
Rumors were current Of powerful force being sent to
watch the Japan Expedition.
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AUSTRALIA

Dates from Sydney 70 Feb .. The yield # gold was
unabated and sever Al fields had been discovered
The Improvement in the rate Of Exchange had advanced
the rate Of gold in Victoria eos ID Money plentiful
fregh rather easier The most saabe articles - Sidney
on January % were Coffee Pepper, Sutmegs Cigars and
Cordaee the latter fetching 100 cent The whole OF the
Wool Clip had been got in but there great delay in
bringing it TO market High pdces raled for both Wool
and Taow.
The accounts Of gold finding in New Zealand favor
able but the metal Is coarse
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FRANCE.

There little or Of importance eSecp. the En-
peror severe indispositon.
story had been in circulation At Havre that two pas
sengers arrived board the ship Emperor had brought
an inernsl machine from Rio they arrested but lib
Grated az no machine could be found
The Emperor has granted large tract OF land Algeria
for settlement By Swiss whaling company formed q.
Havre.
On the Paris Bourse Lord Carendon's explanation re
spectng Eastern affairs had impaired confidence
which was increased by the information that the French
feet was recalled from the Bay Of Salamis
Business moderately active in all branches Of trade