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aIArENT ELASTIC fElIr NIArrnhIssts, made anacr n
and Peculiar Process. for Pd'ate Dwellings, Hotels.
pILLows coMfoRTERs xe are offered to the pubic AFTER
thorough trial. the best and known hey
ny and great advange which he mentioned the fol-
They cheaper hair retain their elasticity always
heuaatsm sweeter and far more cle4ny than
any other are easily valuable fE PREsER
10 sustain person several days.
They will be found Foreign Markets particularly
California Australia Chna and the Islands the Pacific ocean,
Close and on 'sn,Rs Ts'anins 20 their original
NOD Park Place, and is Murray street New York.
UPhoserers Carriage Makers and others supplied with the
sHs The Trade generally supplied at a liberal discount,
81 We are permitted TO the Of the following gentle
men who have used and approve OF the articles:
George l.. Schuyler ESQ, Charles DAVIS Esq,
Green Pearson, Esqr Rev. H. W. Bellows,
II. Brewer, NJ D., Nicholas Dean Esq ~
Nv Br1dshaw, MDr Captain Joseph :. c9msiOct,
Captain Hazard, Buffalo, Commander OF she u. States
Captain Holisisr d" Mail Steamer Baltic.
fe1T-4m
SE,HE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE, Is
SILKS, MILLINERY and FANCY GooDS t62 broadway, New
%ss prices complete q eoos, IA h @ msrs M e
cling 1.-The various styles and designs consulting Of Back and
Rbbons Rbbons rimuings of an kinds
French and Engh Grapes Grape lses sk Cravat Embode
Goods, Hosiery, 1. @ Hindkerehtefs. Ae.
The Invites the attention Of the Trade
sns generally Great Ss 9s1sd 70 S1s sna OHr
de2s-y Between Liberty street and Maiden Lane. n Y.
Two MERCHANTS AND DENLtl,s.--w. .. DA1ls a 10.
Agent, or y. 3. oLEAyER's USpIyALLgD HOYEY SOAP,
soR aSd o,hsr Bears Crease GAINED MsTro D
wing Creams, NHtsry shaving Soap, Ac.
they constantly Importing qualities Of English and
Preneh Brushes SHELL Ruao Dressing
Combs sud svsy description Of goods In the Fancy aud Perfume
samples applied Mcrai rr fad HJroi
oerth tAsir 'ohas @ grs theH cgA W. ,. DAVIS CO,
No 80 New York, Sole Agents for United
nh13-am
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No adversement be considered BY the month
ansss speeined the Manuscript pevou, agreed
the parties li 2ilo. = ifli-yfl' f3l -
An marked copy for specinsd
Der Of INSERTIONS win be continued until ordered and
enacted accordingly. n y q tl-' ' -' r'1.r ~
~ avoid any
OF the Annual Advertisers, dsf
w. that their privileges only extended % their immediate business
Real Legal ai other them TO
additional charge, and variation. iV 30 .
General
10 such discounts shall be agreed upon. !. l. rY
Auensers, Booksellers and yearly generally.
engaging with the privilege Of change shall
their week.
agreed the standing rule under the contrae aud
AL exceeding such the
Semi-weeky
per square
square each continuance.
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"TM y. PAHIsf-N has In the
Express business JAS H. KING ESQ., and the business
KING
New York. February II, 1858.
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I,ANs-A srsst variety q Ysn. ecors sss s,yssy
J,ss VIZ s6ESGsT sSiiSG coz, Is' Main .r..,,
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sHOs HrAvF WESTERN siDfs ja', .:soIy;s b :.'.
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ECE PREsLiViNe PirCHEHsrhe Attention The publ L
respectfully called b this superior pcher ono Of
The best Inserted Halt pound N Tee sn keep water
peU cold nearly hours They composed Of metal
and are therefore not liable 70 break Give ei tri For
aleW nuLKBEY q Co
feT W.t- ste.,,
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On NhENT BARGAiNs CAN OBTAINED EITHER
E3s % AT wHoLESALE OR RETAIL IN WATCHES. JEW.

"a. " AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL IN WATCHES JEW
SaAxa ELk1 AND FANCY GOODS, AT ELIAS BALEs No. iV6
MAIN sTREETOn hand and receiving daily
and Express large assortment Coil
the most celebrated Manufacturer
warranted 10 perform ue Gold Fob Breast
Soa hnr ana fnEer Rng great variety styles and
terms bracees Breast Pin Pens and Pencils Thirbes
&c Aso large Assomen Of low priced JeEslry suitable
country trade The
Is extensive than country comprising
stock from uP~ard Of thirty different
~ tSer prices silver Ware large
MA consisting Of Tea Sets Mustard Pots Salt Cups Spoons
foks ladies' fong &c. Also
Cloth Tooth Nail Brushes; Fancy
kuives Scissors Razors Combs Button Pins Needles
with Of small
eroas TO mention for sale In quantities
be bought IN Of the Northern
nfAefnrers direct kLIAS HALE.
Importer and Manufacturers' Agent,
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TUN0 OWNEli- fsOst-s5s \ - ~ u, -,-.
OIL FOR HOReESs-nerchsntr cecbrated t. rrlipr Oi n,
Family EbrOcaen e of The beet spcstjos ever
oGcred u the p1hc Tor the Fo,srs d
cattle NoFarmer o. Psrcr should BE- uthout has proved
emnenty successful IN the o. Wounds dsn. ~
AZ knds sprain Contracted Musclg Rngbne Fv epa
Wins, sEecny, WindfAs Fsuia, Mango Horn esd
oraets Foundersd Feet Lamencss, Srachc Stflnsha a
nng,, Krtena Poisons macy other dcasrs 5r Whtf M
remedy heretofore
ADIE 0nAy. Drursists
js'e ifi Main sweet. =
III oyERINes LoAp, CRUSHED, AND PVwDEaKD sLoxEs
BIS DAvrsPoRr, ALLEN 90,
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The suserrs having Dodges
virginia and North Carolina Expe the business win hereafter be
conducted BY Msssr PsKs kiSe No vesy
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wM MAULE Agent Pearl door frori Main, und
Toier Cooks once.
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Third Class PasasnRrrx
limited number Of third class passengers Phi
Adelphia Liverpool, found cooked provisions
Phiadelphin $40 Liverpool SIS
Freight dne goods 6oc goods hardware
kc, will be taken subject to agreement . . - '
sirous OF bringing their friends
Freights Cos ton goods hardware, viii take
subject agreement
experienced Surgeon will he carried ship.
Small drafts drawn at sight England and Ireland.
freight passage, Apply TlIOs. IARDSOS,
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UNoOH MATs-OOOH MATsL-Jua received iafg- ss5Ttl
- ment o he above article such a, Manila, Cocoa,
and Adeiaide Mats Also Table Mats, n variety
ms19 BULKiIY A COS Isl Nsip .,
~ Move. ~ c,,harne snsisir author of "Modern Accom-
plishmsnis" Modern Society" Holiday Honf-"
cloth hndlng 70 cents paper % cent? Justphed
filey JAs woObHOusH
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NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays A.
r Fort Naltha where v the
captain William smith, for Norfolk Old Point Portsmouth and
the intermediate places. f-.
Pare 70 Norfolk, Portsmouth, Point. a
The freight all articles Norfolk
dinerent andnEson the River must be paid In sdvance
Servants travelling BY themselves be furnished with
passes 80 that be retained at the and
stated on the that they permitted the
Je< THos DODAMFAp. sup't
LNoR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND of.D. q s.s.-n
II fotNf-In consequence OF the repairs the
steamboat AUGUSTA having required time e23-A.--<-
an was ANTICIPATED the Company chartered the
steamer J. T. coFPEE
places, until the Augusta Is completed.
The Co1se will be under the Of
The former commander OF the
knovn to the travelling community the Potomac
rivers
The Cars running Coffee
Richmond and Petersburg Depot fiday July ss
O'Clock, A NJ and every Monday Wednesday, friday
morning thereafter, at the hour.
On the alternate days. Tuesday,
days. the coree viii leave Norfolk 81 A. toueha Old
Punt the bathing and the landings
on the river
Pare between Richmond and Norfolk Point 81
iare between Richmond and Grove 1 so
half price.
wants through. 4
THos. DoDAMEAD, Superintendent
Fee of the n Y .I,,. ooth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
CHINA
Roman Catholic Martyrs.

The Paris Cairers publishes the following document.
which is given a. a letter dated Shanghai from NJ Ma
resca Aposolical Administrator Marking 1t is poe
be that story may be founded on fact the followers
of the Chinese leader, who claims Divine mssion may
have mistaken the worshippers in chapel I'D rned with
crucfxes and other images for doaters and there is bu
too much believe that they regard the injunction
laid upon the first Hebrew invaders OF Palestine 70 exter
inmate doates binding upon themselves. Still II mus
be confessed that the communication has the aT Of VI
Marescas having made the mosi of bis materials;
The insurgents arrived the 9Th Of March before the
walls # the town OF Marking and established their camp
in . divisions hey dug mines under the walls and filed
them with eunyowdtr AID the 18Th partially blew them
up, togeh, with the eastern aie Immediately AFTER
scnsl given and they rushed some to the breach ant
others to the wall with lmpc GOsiiy which alarmed the
defenders In their rst attack they nade themselves
ters e, the The Msndarns who we're not able 70
escape were seized and put death. On the 10Th Of
Mar the insurgents spread throu tie town aud carried
everywhe terror ana death. AveneEabe oil MAJ chief
Of tie Christians killed in his house with MS eldest
son LIS second was gTieyOusy wounded the thru Sas
carried OF captive and the Youngest away. On the
same day four othsy Christians eli in the mile Ga the
ss; Of March the family Iseu, the wealthest and most
distinguished among the Christians were driven from
their house which the insurgents required Tor their chiefs
and thirty members OF this fam ~ were connned IN
neghborne house and were there burned - death Two
young men bson-ing 10 Tie same fanny a4eo seventeen
ard eighteen Who were absent when ter Eel ves were
burned have lust oETived 20 Shanghai a.Eer h1Flns
beRced their way-a distance o. I.on seventy d eighty
letgues. Five other members Of the same family were
so absent at the ezecun 81 The inty Oas = 10,
known where they have gone nor VIA. has become o.
them All inst -t4 ID Ni-iAe-4l4l %
Marking Church, oraameat money ana p,pers wele d.
ro,ited With the family Isea, a4 consequently al
iir,y lost The day, several p-0ls entered the
Clatco the town where Tie t-Fsians we're asemol 4
ar rec;tsG The PRAYER Il The Holy Neek They fJbal5
,o. ID he Knees and wanted The Christians o. recite
scafci the new prayer Of Ten FoI The Chrishsnsrs
yd that hey were Cath s AM DID eot ka9w ay 0thsr
Rslioion IL was nouEed 70 THEN Tia. H. IN three
da,s thev di not decide on 1oeying they would al DC
ae; ~ tsied On the .th March ETetches ener,i
t. Chsle ami stsemlt ted 20 90 violence % SOM yoarg
Ci-.rtfrr vrmsn. hut sheg 90 yet - lee "
and sine then there have been Attacks 81 the kind H.
the afternoon a rex wac la-de % adore Ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
RUSSIA.

Dispatches from Odessa August 49, state that bsiness
was brisk and prices still looking up Corn continued IN
demand for Italy and France and there were large ar
walls Of grain from Ghourka From Gaatz August % il
was reported that 100 vessels laden with corn were at
Suna unable get TO sea- several having been detained
four months for want Of Lighters had their cagoes heated
400 vessels were outside the bar From 81 Petersburg
the commercial accounts unchanged. Some consde
rabe supplies of taow had been detained in the interior
which had hardened the London market The report that
the export of grain from Walachia prohibited is not
correct.
We see il mentioned that the Russian squadron sent TO
watch the movements of the American mission TO japan
consists of the Pala 81 guns Dwina 10 guns and the
yostock guns. After remaining at Hong Kong Tor a
week-no date II sated-the Paas and Nostock were TO
proceed in search Of the American feet which was sup
ros.d TO be at the Loochoo Islands waiting for the Pow
haitian daily expected there The editor of The fTeHd Of
China had been on board the Pallas and says;
The Russian squadron is not with the view of inter
rpng the squadron sent by America to Japan but has
Instructions to cooperate with America if necessary and
secure TO Russia share Of the advantages expected 10 De
derived by opening q commercial intercourse with the
Japanese country The Russians say that their Emperor
thought of sending Embassy Japan long before the
Americans did
The Editor fui lhor remarks;
Between Russian AMERICA and the most northern ports
of Japan there is STILL and Tor long time has been, some
trade and il is in way unreasonable 20 ind his Imperial
Majesty DESTROYS of improving and regulating on such
terms as may be obtained by other Governments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
AUSTRIA.

Lieut. Schwartz, commander of the brig Ussaro, who
figured in the Kosza affair promoted to the rank Of Cap
tain and put in command of the corvette Juno
A great many natives of the 1yrol who have become
Professionalism abroad have their return to
their own country petoned for the Iadigeaa The Gov
eminent has ordered the local authorities to reject all their
petitions.
Vienna correspondents narrdte romantic tale Of the
EmIerors recent espousas rather, advancement His
Majesty saw his intended for the first time at ball
sh and was 50 much struck with her beauty that he
auested her mothers permission to with her alone
Tor hve minutes Al THE expiration OF that brief courshp
he brought her forward and presented her the are
Empress of Austria. Query What did he say during
that brief interval
Princes Amelia of Sweden died at Vienna 3st ull of
disease % the heart.
letter from Vienna of August 81 states that that
day an interview appointed between the Turkish Min
lister ATif Enendi, and the Russian Ambassador This
meeting was looked decisive proof that ali dcul
ties settled, except such negotiations conld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.

Our information tie Eastern Question is vague
ever In Britain the public appear have decided that the
matter either settled will be settled without more ADD
and thertioIe little lO,hins is said the subject
AT Paris says leerJ the opinion of many political per
Sons is the that expressed by the Austrian aad
Russian Embassies, namely .st the Emperor of Russia
VIII raise 10 objection 10 the notifications made By the
Porte in the Vienna note. But this opinion is no thar
which prevails among the Russians recently arrived Al
rars lew days viii prove how far they correct bu
Is certain that many Of them receive Of the
evacuation of the Danuban provinces with dersoa They
are doubt ignorant as We al are Of the secret nen
lions of the Gar but they pbably fairly represent the
opinion of the great majority Of their cowcitrns They
rot only DO not believe thai The hinepslis vii be speed
lily evacuated hut they maintain that the occupation Is
act Of conquest and that It VIII be submitted TO by
Turkey and by the re OF Europe This however y merely
private opinion and IS not the language Of Russian po
macy At al events few days viii show. II may Dc
Eeve ceran letter writers Of the London pres-whh We
can soa feeling Of gaining ground in France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
Sardinia.

The funeral of Bathoom BottarO, democratic priest
Of Genoa had been made the occasion Of grand political
demonstration His body attended to the tomb by
great concourse that which followed the remains OF
the mother Of Mazzin Bottaro had been censured by
the HOLY Congregation Rome for his political psalms
but he refused his opinions and therefore became
an idol with the Republican party His death was sudden
and post examination Of his body showed traces
of poison An inquest into the circumstances Of his death
had been commenced.
Capt Ingraham of the ST. Louis, still at Spezzia
There had been something of panic at Turin and
Genoa account of the scarcity Of specie but was
over at last adyoes
Troops assembling at the camp of exercise at Ma
rengo Eighteen thousand men will maneuver under the
command of the Duke of Genoa.
The Turin Gazette publishes the law authorizing the
Sandman Minister Finance carry out the convention
with the Transatlantic Company at Genoa to establish
steam commune between Sardinia and America.
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sketch of the War.

BuESos AYREs, Saturday July 30, 1858.
Ivil give YOU a rapid sketch Of the events which have
trautr since the Commissioners sent by Jrqniza signed
r. Treaty OF Peace Of sh March last the ratification OF
Witch would have settled the pending diicukies and
ret laced rquizs in position which he can COW never as
Nh TO- You are already aware that the treaty alluded TO
va made and signed by his commissioners IN conformity
T. the letter eIs spirit ~ his Instructions oli no"ith
standing which he refused TO ratfy IT, and invading the
Prove Of Buencs Ayres he placed himself al the head
Of Ieeos rebellion made unjust and prePOsteroas de
-srd ~ the Government OF the Province and unable 70
r n en- into subeciion 10 his dctaonal WILL he threat
eed 70 e1ter the city by force and make IN our pubic
Fcuare pyromid coaposed OF the heads Of the National
Quad lie bloekGdei our fort, threw cannon shot into
IT, e ordered woman % b. logged TO death in his own
rreie and then ordered her body - DC len unateFred
- III food for the birds 81 prey and pVrpetra-el
-r-~y other outrage. 10 civilization and hAnfiiy al
H. n lhs ress nee en-! with tie countenance OF ne or
-, - 10 and Naval Commanders You 81 course, ara
ss,s lie eaHaaf ergl0if u Urquizas Comnodose and
rtsr,lole y Il rot dwell u.0n those acts Esh were only
49, tue and ufell1ie g. tie tAQe Of the Grand trtg
~ drama enacted by Ugulza, Lagos. AMI .ae w0E.ay
a. lie iresas< Of Co & Co. It generally unie-
.ed tLsf negolEi0n- were gong on win soI9e o. tle
80. ort.iae -oe # whom had been forced into the
rire alc others deceived into i. Soon aiser THIS ne ~
we'd thst General Flores. whose past conduct -
~ ~ scs 20 nary had landed in the northern pat 81
90 Province cnd had Pot himself under the orders Of me
Ivfluureuf .o, ting Is tls sane time thar crnns a1d
ehf b cent % In with al possible sp-cl
~ bim h chasie The yrani lTqlza AID the traitor
ry,s Ire Government. which must be supposed hli
n .rSsrs;1ndirg with flores dispatched steamer with
III t lie ~ gretl alL ere many days expired we heard
tIst Fsrs was received By tie people Of 1e county " n
re- arms wherever lie presented hn-sh and ilat MS
go ,ere rgufiv Increasing by tie incorporation OF
m scs ana IfQr.za not because they re-, my "y14-
-. . ,k.,, and their sasse be. frcu ieaF.
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be, when . sae,rsed. szsd allowed 4, h
evil rress<< The hotter We wsnt too htpeal =
any prcper place 70 pa. them h.
Writing upon The state OF the weather a N>.... I,
Ge-s,ss says: We have bad. for the last ihree -
abundance OF rain, and the sky stiI indicates ssS
BY this heavy fan.
Died. q Rock Sound. Eieuthers. on the 18Th in. -,
18th year Of his age, William Ratfrsy Esq a p,,;s
Scotland Mr.. Ratfrsy came to these Islands q 4.
as the year l7s5 end was first engaged As cIers
Of the largest mercantile houses in Nassau Ssrs -
novel TO Eleuihera he had filed several places AZ ~
lance. and bad always proved hmself an effcie.e II
energetic public officer.
The journals Of latest dates state they learn Win -
recrs.' the death Of Rev Mr. Hutehins WESLEYAN -
ary. about week ago, Of fever. at Abaeo M nj ~
only arrived here short time since from Rs,S.
and had Just entered on his ministerial duties . a.
district
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
Roman States.

Talking of the recent projected instruction at Rome
says that Mazzni had chosen te day at Rome for the
projected insurecton at Milan he chose the last day
of the Carnival He coneciured that August Is, the
te of Napoleon the French soldiers would be scattered
among the wine shops celebrating the te and that their
The mode of communication between Mazzin in London
and the leaders Rome by the very old but not in
effective pdseLoord CIPHER that is TO say piece of card
pierced with holes and which, when laid the surface Of
letter. shows through the holes only certain Of the words
and thereby conveys different meaning from the appar
ent The discovery Of the plot is attributed TO the in
journal CT Genoa letter Of thanks to the peasants
who had sheltered him. This put the police ON the qEi
rrt and the result they discovered the plot So al
least. the papers
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Richardson Brothers d Co.'s Circular.

Per arctic LIVERPOOL Sh Mouth pa lo'o
since the the the low for
he the absence sunshne srien
report thai tser mature more rapidly than could De
solar influence reports
have received from the principal corn growing districts we cal
Wheat will be oneourh 10 fh short
Of sst year quantity, how the quality and weight will turn
cut. be tested hereafter
The entire speculative has produced quite
the Tsde Wheat and Flour and IN the absence OF any
prices nomnay on frd4y but as or
os received here land eewhere TO mme
dy puTehsse Of Wheat aud Flour recently made on
Fenh presumed that estimate bad been
OF French And hear some Greek operators
freely r Under these cicums
sales have been made sf ba.he snd Of soar
barrel OF Friday but to-day there
LIVERPOOL, 9th No. sth, 1889.
The weather this morning We had
pretty coed CT dealers and from the IN
t.o al WHEArs slowly further
reduction I'd making I'd the prices Of Friday last On specu
sron reported The demand for FLOUR on
,triete s even reduction above quoted For
IspAs CoEs there speculative inquiry but for eonain
ion very Ii tie done
Old Oars sold readily fall prices bat new, which were IN
rail supply did meet much attention
No chs5t BEANS SPOT but and egOs' in better
demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
GERMANY.

From Berlin August 80. ii affirmed that depending
on lis own resources alone there apprehension OF
scarcity in Prussia although the harvest had been but IN
different. destructive fire had happened afLubec
The Customs Conference had closed its discussion hav
ing made but insignificant change in the tariff 1he
C0ssel Gazette afrms that commercial negotiations have
been resumed between France and the Zollverein.
German papers say that the Prussian Government had
concluded interfere in the grain trade by any legal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19

IN. nro about 500o bales Of ali descriptions
The reflex Of this and there rte
doing department Of trade prices having decided downwad
nsency both but particularly the lAs-
ter; The demand fcr lndis ard China s almost r;asnant
prevalence with high barometer has giyen
check advces from france have also
limited for shipments that Many OF the late
placed the market and some eager
e sTpesrrs prices Of WHEAT have given way Sto per 20
Ms and FLOUR barrel the demand being confined "a the want.
of dealers INDIAN CoSs the spot has
net altered value although limited request bgt 10
.rriye were slightly easier TO purchase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
ITALY.
L0nbardy.

Some slight notifications had been made in the state of
siege of Milan
An additional mpos direct had been decreei %
cover the deficiency in the Of 1852 and 1853 The
decree is signed by Strasodo Austrian Lieutenant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
brown. shirley q Co.'s Cfre ular.

Pc .frcf1 LIVERPOOL tuesday, sep. D lee1,
We have repor. dull Corros Market the date Of the
the three working days being 900 4e
and specraors prizes turn In favor
Of buyers being entirely confined 10 the qualities
airs tom mddling 10 m4cdli1s fair.
The fair weather WHEAr and FLosR In France
checked speculation this market and caused decline OF
De the former and Cd q sb in tie latter IsoAs COIN
dill Il The anoatoLs.