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HOLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PILLS. DANGEROUS
WOUND IN THE THIGH uRED BY rhEiR uSEAbaut three
Acton Melbourne hal bis thigh most iearfy LAGER
when riding his horse running aud h leg coming
wall He eoBtnsd TO hts bed for nearly
eighteen mouths suffering accident the
best medical advice proved
that his life Of
In he using HoLLOWAYS OINTMENT AND
FILLS which hs the eject healing his wound with wonderful
ptdy, and restoring hin, sound health
M soH al The Professor saa Strand
nsar Temple ondon ali respectable Druggists and
Wholesale by the principal Drug Houses the
Union, Msssrs A. D. SANDS New York; WRIGHT
4 New Orleans.
tN There saving taking large siIss.
BDscor for tbs guidance Of parers disorder
All ID 70
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P,.b.,d &C. sef.iso George con.sy 90
f;s,ss c.s.:.;. Cur; p..saso a
.e ssss s. W.; :ss
.T'iY s sss:s t .ss,, f:T
ss s.s '; as s Sss,5 c,SJ Bn
i.sd M..'s aeo-i steamer Na.eis,I Wright Tss ISL:
MEMPHIsrer Bulletin No. s1s bale. cotton Ros.o,
s H H.: Gs%sS. Asss E.I:.'
IS Ss. caa s.,s s' w.n. Ps
.sVas VIE. Ti.s;
s . ssf s:.s = osy
s,.: iss.a s;s:s.:9s S,sI;; ai:ss go
Mssa ns.Iss S Do sn IS,,
s:a S:0 e.s S's.ea N.sg .sG-,c H.aa;5,ss Ty
CON- p Fss. ti g: ,:.
sa, .1 ma. S,S-: T. s. iron ho9gom.y
bales GOTTEN. 'f " ' i''~' ''''
w.s s. wa 1:Iss M.s,Gs .s
wnsh. asc-,so cud4y Crueh.r Robson A.a-iss
A..Iii Gs s-n.y si..a
Rs~a baacaa Ssos isdfTsi s.. w.m
B.sg,., &C.: 9: Fear. DS1.s.n As.@ r.ss-ss W.
more. cuusn 4eo2s huets. s,.ns N..mss~is SeIso.
ss-I. essps a'ss s:;
ss. e:S.ss s..n s:. si::. e.;
: Hiss 4. XII ssal t1;i roSdg
Ao-i ii.mmingwAy fneiasder Total cotton
L1S' Br. 81 1a s:;; ' S..9,es
ass s:.s s. oss f:3 sss. .s1 &c
Sss sss.s: a..-4s Msis:a nanny e..
e.Ty fsI.eos or41y e.ia. aesis q
Acc H .:,. n. a1: M:ps's Lin
hca.. COLEMAN Aco,undss order. sss bale. cotton
iS ap4hs LEI. Pssp Nth, Ns soisa Ward
RELY 1.,,. I.a:
sse4 Curry re,sn.2l Eais Lee Aes2o Geo,le Csnsoyqt
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NNJHITE LEAD-In %, so, 100 and 500 Id.
tsg. Atlantic Unon Brooklyn Paenc ulstsr and
a DELAGRAvE CO., n Magazine street.
~ Aiso, FRENCH ZINC GREEN AND OTHER PAINTS, WIN
DOW GLASS, PUTTY, LAbPBLACK, vARNisH. OIL, TuRPLN
'lNk etc. etc. ~
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Cssscr,r 0syrcs
Tuesday Morning December 13. 1858.
CorToN-rhsrc was an active demand yesterday, and
the sales reached fully 10000 bales Prices were very
full, but unchanged except for Midding which wa.
higher, and we quote
NEw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior Inferior: @sh Misdins Fair lO,f@loS
Midiins. s,.S o.. Good FAIR. n -l
Coed Middlinr.. s,l9lo]s Good aud Fine. ID
COTTON AND TosAcco STATEMENT.
csrTss-bais.. Tor.ec,-hAd,
Stock on hand Sept l. 1853 49, .Io572 2s4e5
Received since. .3T0599 5A22
= yesterday 80. A.elo-3s5,2oe 14s- $50
y sa57sl 1905
Imported to date. ......l775s9 $3.50
- yesterday. -. II, sos -leo3ss 49, s6s5
Stock on hand not cleared $50. 2c5ss3 1850
ToBAcCo-we did not bear of a sale.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-susar was in active re-
quest with sales of 1000 hhds at 81 S3s for Fair OF
Moaasss $500 bbls sold at 1sH619, for good to
prime, at l9Se p gallon for choice.
FL0UR-Priees lower. Sales 5000 bbs including 100
Ohio in good order from steamboat at SO 06 800 In
diana at 50 l2 200 Ohio at So IS 500 St. Louis at
62 500 at SO 80 and $500 Tennessee Ia mixed lot of
supernne fancy and Extra) at about % 62s barrel
round
GRAIN-Corn was active and Is 600 sacks were sold of
which go Green at So 2loo New at 6o962 6700 Old Ito
one party) at 64s round, and 24o0 Old at 65i66ss .
bushel (ofwheat $500 sacks prime have sold to arrive
within the past few days at about 81 5001 Sales Of
Oats 200 sacks st Louis at 81 and small parcels at
Sc bushel OF Bran 300 sacks Inferior sold at 81 os
and 1000 good at 81 1901 20 1oob
PR0vISI0NS-Pork was In some request and
tcsd sales Of SIT bbs Mess unnspectsd at 81 So and
200 o. at $40 60 Dbl Sales Of Bacon casks sides at
%, Is prime do in lots at 6 and 10 Of Shoulders at 6s
B. Lard in request, with sales of 1s4 bbls 0rd-
nary New OIL tcs and so bbls At 100 tierces at
about Lie and $50 bbls selected Old ut 100 p b.
BAGGING AND RoPE-ll5 pieces and coils were sold
at Is and 81 cash.
C0FFEE-Prms held at 121zf013s, but We noticed
sales of 500 sacks Old at II Il. and 100 at 1lAS b.
4 WHIsKY-saes 400 bbls. Bcctihed by one party, at
axe y gallon.
FRElGHTs-Hirmer, and . ship taken for Havrs at
9-16e for Cotton, and 81 so for Flour
ExCHANGE-There fair demand at cur quota
tons;
btefnR8 .ivotsWivsf4
Esnos o..Ao lou
Sight Checks on New York. y ct. disc. E7par
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JETfEsaoN CIrr, |
Monday Evening, December IL 1883
The market for hogs is frmer. The arrivals Of other
stock copious during the last few days and prices
therefore, easy at cur quotations;
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7VNHE GRAND SALOONS OF Z. JACOBS

THE GRAND SALOONS OF Z. JACOBS,
IL No. % CAMP STREET,
Were opened to the public The m inst They contain The mos.
Coo Drawings Print Impressions Of the costly Engavngs,
Paas Marble and Bronze with other choice Works Of
Art, exhibited Ia the souih.
Strangers citizens particularly the ladies' invited
smneee Of chrghs unrvalsd and unique Southern Gallery Of
the Fine Arts.
ts The DAGUERREoTYPE DEPARTMENT, in lis various
proemen and Daguerrean Establishment
il Europe, this country.
PORTRAITS style by
philosophical process fully the beautiful coo
Miniatures the hke the feaues instead Of
Appearance peculiar Dsguerreopes taken the
ordinary method.
The stock of MEDALLIoNs LoCKETs, RINGS and BREAST
PINS Fine Gold variety Of the fashion
fnrnished at the manuaeurers' prices.
All orders tr DAgueeoi Material. mus, be accompanied by
The Dry Seusya prepared by h. JACOBS for Operators
warranted M chemical for mophs price
I riar d. sm3p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-13

HENRY PARSONS, 10 Camp-~I
II II offers for sale PIANO FORTES from
NUNS CLARK, CHIcKER1NG and PLEYEL. II III M hi III
These celebrated builder acknowledged byu
all at all acquainted with tbs business stand unvAld Their
themselves dispel all doubt. The public
respectfully call Tuning repair
ing done carefully and with dispatch. je2s II
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viii leave TUESDAY, December Is, O'Clock I'm.
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~ =
Il and all intermsdials anaings-Ths fast running LG
j. z. CHENOWETIl, Chenoweth, mas
ia receiving freight and will leave above For freight
passage. apply board,
| MCDOWELL, JR.. BELL. u Poydras street,
ala or To ROGERS, MCGUIRE CO. - Poydraa street
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nRLEANS THEATRE
isiT5 sS.i ,,i s
Mer. Dstoa Bsohs ol,1.m and Nssdaes nertoa ard Martial
n % r.hssr.s, the Graoa Open. Of CHARLES VI.
~ Performance 70 ec.nmsnes at aaltps., O'Clock.
VNELCH' PARTISAN HIPPODROME,
wv REMOVAL OF THE DELpHlAN TEMPLE
p rpsos nr o.. p. rag III ,e.:s''
NOTICE.
a ss J" ss1r sss % . ne .s . r 3D. ,'
CT ss fG; hs s light III.
TRUE HIPPODRoxH SPORTS,
gJ a .Sa & . .ss I =, r:
during the las. week h found rs, Imp.i,
10 quarter whore he has constructed
HIPPODROME,
IN which display wall be given fatty verify the and patron
a g ,s s b ~ md ever, .,.p,
THE rouRvAM Sssfs the week. on which '''''i'''
THE s TnE Haa GHAS LEAPS.
THE I THE dG * tut fSs5 ddsgt.r
la ,at L ffEEaeHE Eaurpolsr,
EXERCISES DE MANAGE,
LIBERTY sTEEDs,.
~ fl. prices -Is. the D.. crei.
soeis BoI.s so Qusreroon Apsrtnsss soe; CAdsn and
- Lafayette Accommodated Cars rua mm.
q D.. Win Midday Presentation dis St
SOUTHERN MUSEUM-PRICES REDUCED.
~ THE SOUTHERN MUsEUM,
Having undergone a.o arranrsmsn thai It
ne o9 s ss: Of S s kind in The % n.
s.a .li ss .:op.asa sGSpAT NExf
many previous attractions 3 splendid collection Of
RARE ANIMALS,
| The Dwarf Elephant,
aLALLA ROoKH, /" and WHITE SYRIAN CAMEL,
LnsOrtsd into ,hs Usiisd States. 'I'
Children half price. nss n
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AMUSEM ENTS.
st. CHARLES THEATRE
DLACIDE,s VARIETIES. Gra,ier street.

s.eon1 Night Of the Renowned Celebrated BATEMAN
CHILDREN TUESDAY 49, isss perforrsnse
with THE sECREr-Thonons, Dupre
Allen NJ: Dass Mrs wsr~iek be no.sd by The Comedy of
THE YOUNG COUPLE-Charl.s. Ms Hsnrieta,
Mics Kat. B-ismsa ~hieh they viii dance the "MISUET DE
cOUR". SPOILED CHI
Little Pickle, Old Pickle,
Piete hrs 10 piece
LADY AND THE DEviIwfdIovs, Mr. AIsai Jeremy, Mr. HoI
land Zephsrina- Mrs MARY stsaIt.
PRIcEs Psrauets
rrivns BoIss, o.. 1879 - -
~ Door open hsisp.r o'clock; psrom.se.
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JEFFERSON AND LAKEEE - EsHHass
- poNTcIARIRAIN RAILWAY ~ =; !! :.
with the Carroton ORLEANS
TO LAKE P0NTCHARTRAIy.-
RAINS....
From Hsroaas (ria Carro5) Lake PonseIarsraia
WEEK DAYS.
From Tvo Circle Depot-7k ~ TX and ~, sk, *
SUNDAYS.
From Perdido and Tvo Circle Dspoi-1 10, H. IL
1854, s,6P.h.
From Lake PonseAstraa Via Carrocn) Rsworsans
WEEK DAYS.
To Tivo Circle Dspo-1,4 "a iA IN, 81 81 (aud sf 10
Carrolon only).
SUNDAYS.
To ivo Circle and Perddo Dpots-fk 81 W l0 ny
An, is11,,)H, AZ, az, ~, 81 PM
u All The above Trains pass Cson
On Week Days the Horse Jackson
street -. Baggage received at Depots only.
FARKBetween Ne Orleans Caoon is cent?; between
lltona Lake,
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vXyO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and -
H OWNERS. New Orleans January 10. isss- L1Rot1
u. undersigned has this day commented GENERALS
STEAMBOAT AGENCY socoun
public he aas th. his oss saprsaes While d.
spley Of ohsr the basins With his determination
shipper. may Ssr. ps,cs
wsfs on o..
sIoNEA wALwoRTH
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN,
Captain sEo. w. CABLE, steamer L. NJ. Ksnnsts.
r. N. HUNTER, Ambs.sdor
ianii J. CHILD ooes 90 Peyays. street. Nee Orleans.
NOTICE.-Office of theft - Esz..eEssFFsssEEr-
IN N. .. and opslous,s and G. W. = xXN&x.
Railroad Company December is3 the ID
O'Clock and AZ and the head Of the road
u Sunday, will TO- 81 O'clock
"a i- -l'',.l'' JAMES G. eIsBEs. Chief Engineer.
NEW ORLEANS AND CAR rz. - :
~ RoLLToN RAILROAD. .CarrOlon.Ssz1
Prom E.s orlsaas.
Horse Can-sX A. NJ, ., 10, and II Hr.s.
Steam And hour Afterwards until i1elu
svely.
Horse Cars Al NJ, ., 3, and io4 p.
Steam Tans every hour afterwards until iselu
svely.
rAEs-is cents. years Servants
LAFAYETTE LINE
~ These Carr and from the Depot No. IS Barsnne street
Departure ef Cars.
Lxayetts. O'Clock
From Depot, IS B.onns N and
Ar which the Cars will each Terminus every
TIes sieX, ., 10 and II , w. from til. Depot
= And ~, sh and lols p NJ, from Lafayette.
ET Nsta-specs Night Par Ba Meener etc. sup
Piled when required, after the aforementioned houA d.
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CONSI0NFFS

bark MARY. reported y.s,erd.yMsy
MOl;rew hRses-s Lts-pswsl AHopkins-Bumst Bost.
wek-BosArt Wllisas dso-smh Bro-Braud Adsms-J +
Suhvna-long MaglonsJss Hufty-S'ark sann.-J c
GardishJ Gttb.B shiel Brow Fleming Bunc.-F,a
nell Bee &eoW II Hsnsen BroFsowA kcs-Thos l. Whte-J
u hs.,d.smih Chapmsn-Coli Massy acc, order.
NEW Y0Rk-fer ship ChArlsmasnsBudge Bro-J Stroud Ice
j q HAnlili kes-ani order
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IMPORTS,
NEW YoRK-shp Chsrlemay ae -Asrorted md,e.
'ahA chuZ-sehr Anieita-sss0o specie sshmid. &so.
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-
EE- Messrs. Editors: Plea

WILLIAM HALL. Eg will Candidate before ID.
Dvuoersie Nominating csnveHoa Ter the JUDGEsp FIRST
pSrRicr COURT, vacant BY the C.
lArus hs will he supported by FRIENDS. ais
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WaTERLyvG PLACES.

r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER -
~ CREOLE-winter Arrsngemeai.- FOR - IL =
oEAS SYRINGE BILOXI and III nternsdiate lsnpx -rtesns
her PAScAGOULA TUESDAY SATURDAY Of eseh
wsat1he splendid sek Charles
Walker balls for The Lake rsds With superior
nedston will leave the PGnehartrain Railroad arrival the
Lake Of The Cars % follows;
TUESDAY -. o,sisek e.r, WEDNESDAY EvESISs.
Thursday. 10 o'eioek carslFRfDAY MORNING.
SATURDAY.. 4o'eIoek csrs SUNDAY EVENING.
On TUESDAY and SATURDAY she will 20 10 kAr "a PAscA-
G0UIA, carrying nsis and ptssenzer-
~ The Mail Bag will leave The Office Of the Agent at O'Clock
promptly Saturdays Tuesdays, O'Clock
nornng.. Y. GEDDEs, Agent. 10 BANK PIsee nst
4 AFOURCHE PACKET DOCTOR -
BATEY, Capt. W. c. Wilson, leaves MONDAYS te{f3s3
al ~. ~ and FRIDAY, ~ A.
A. LAFOREsT a. hi n-,i- .tr M
PERMANENT REDUCTION OF -,
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Will leave WEDNESDAY, December "a. at O'Clock Pm
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO- ~
IL LEON LAKE PROVIDENCE NATCHEZ LaR
NlCKSBURG and all intermediate lsndings-Reguisr
WEDNESDAY Memphis Packet BULLETIN No. a.-Ths hrs
BULLETIN No. Captain
be resiy receive freight ncnnz
For freight or psssgs, apply on board or TO
JOHN Z. HYDE 4 CO. u Poydras
N.B.-The BULLETIN Memphis with
JOHN SIMPSON, for NASHVILLE, MEMPHIS CINCIN-
NATL taking directly
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OHIO RIVER

winleave THURSDAY, December Is, at o'clock
NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- - =
IL mediate ndnrr-Ths fns regular passenger LG1.1t33
packet N. w. THOMAS, Captain Vim. G: shrep
SHIRE freight and VIII leave a. aSsT fer
freight pa sage, apply board or to
SfR0rHER BROS. Agents. Is Poydras stre>e I
the and State secured BY
plv To the Agents, dis I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-13

MO REMOVABLE ANFOUx,
SURGEON E9l and rRAGTlcA Teal. DENTIST
and Lafayette Cars Depot, where he prepared I1
perform all Dental operations sky and with all the latest improve
en Patients his
charges.
residence BARoNNE STREET, between
Canals treeta and CarsD n
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Gr- Messrs. Editors: Please announce Col
A. p. FEED fos JUDGE FIRST DISTRICT COURT and
obliKs his FRIFSns .ieo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-13

M z. GRAU respeciy nvitss The Orleans
at her $50 CAMP STREET, three
THURSDAY the ioh instant when .hs will rich hand
MANTLLAs, EMBRoIDERIEs Gloves PERFUMERiES, and
various articles suitable for Ladies' Toilette. :
Mrs. g. will sell her goods light
find them equally handsome those bought higher prices
TT BONNETS altered and
aad MANTILL.AS made 70 order. Mi Nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-13

R. GEDDEs, Agent. 10 Bank Place. New Orleans.
GEO. H. billiard, Agent Mobile.
New Orleans, Dec. IL, 1883. dI9
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Will leave TUESDAY, December Is. at 8 O'Clock A y.
ENOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS - .
IL and all intermediate landsngs-Ths light
draught passenger steamer n. w. GRAHAM, Coo
dge matter, Ia port freight will
For freight or passage, apply on board, or 10
JOHN L.. HYDE CO. I PovJo,s
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NXCHANGE BANK of HORACE BEAN & Co.
~ NEW ORLEANS, November 80 lsss.
TERMS OF ACCOUNT
!. All collections in The city o charge.
Interest will be allowed the five
monthly Balance subject Checks
Sight
Interest allowed Deposits
vantage In the Western Northern cities.
Loans will be made short time by depossg Collateral Sc
curitv
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vAstsr from Liverpool Is ready discharge
Third Dstet Coosgass vii psss- take their
days, otherwise hsir goods win be tbs
their expense -
j. H. AsHRaIDGe 4 Co u "a Cb.,.. .,,..,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25

port Mr. Delavax a opposed 10 the national 49,
crazy. The undersigned state, VT great pisarssS,
that this charge does not either iron Ms oosss
any leading members u that body Of which AlAsr-
man Barr claims 10 lie chairman u u. hovsye!,
Dclavan who did not maintain the principles ~ -
dcmoeratie pla'f am u 1852 no man supp0rh -
who was not active in the election " Fierce anl
King; no man support. him whose previous opinioas
or alliances have bsen whr N n h. necsrS.rv &,
say more, they viii add that ssariy every mas who
sustains Mr.. nelayAn Sustained ca<s and Bueasr =
ls4s. Perhaps they ought not 70 mention this ~
the unity 81 the democratic party canned Ne promcsA
10y any ausion 30 pat div islons Nhxtsver e.
opinions may IT, concerning Ia~s questions. our 60
Us dcmocnt- demands that We should unite upss
present questions. that may give complete -
surance Ia democratic sdmu isfnicn that ~ 800
will be supported ~ active aud united demsvs0
l.. II. SaErsKD.
JACoA v. OAKLrv.
Tnos. IA. fARos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25

Arrived at the st Nchoas-Frederick Lehman, Liver
pool Captain Royce. Georgetown. ID. c.; George Cowei,
London; Captain Robinson, British Royal Navy.
AT the Irving-Commander Mayo L. s. N; Or. n p.
Jarvis, U. S. A.; ~ Ii. Beecher T. ). NJ T. j Hainess
[. s. A.
At the Howard--Judge Pratt, Oregon.
Washington Irving Esq. the distinguished author.
visited Mount Vernon the DIST inst aud IN the eve
ming attended the leyee OF President Fillmore
Mr. nayiy ofVrgnia is detained from his seat in the
House Of Representatives by indisposton
ExGov Boutwell, and .. Lieut. Gov. Cusnman of Masss.
chuetts been appointed justices Of the peace aad
quorum.
Nt Meogher will address the citizens Of salem Mass,
on The alst inst,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25
The Policy of the New Foreign Minister of
England.
from the London Globe Dec 81 L


Nor can it be expected that Lord John Russell
should insist on our neighbors retncng every illegal
advance which Lord Mamesbury's dleness and
weakness permitted them to secure. Butwe are per-
suaded that Lord John Russell will keep Jealous
eye on any renewal of such outrages resulted in the
new Press law in Belgium that Austria will be called
to give account for every post that she
in Central Italy, and that the rights by her exercised
on the plea either Of Custom Unions or Military Con-
ventons will be narrowly watched and scrutinized.
Wherever the local liberties of O neutral nation are
assailed, whether Switzerland is to be annoyed for
exercising the right Of asylum to which the present
ruler of France his life, or Sardinia to be ham,
pered in working out her domestic liberties, there,
may be sure, will the shield Of England be thrown
the weak, and our influence be honorably exert
ed on behalf Of civil and religious liberty all over the
world Above ALL we may look for the summary
chastisement Of such impertnences as every Austrian
subordinate plumes himself on infictng on English
travellers. Lord John Russell has once or twice been
blamed for his overhaste. But this is precisely the
point in which nobody would blame even that excess
Of prompt and gallant spirit which forms not the
least attractive or attaching feature Of Lord John
Russels character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25
Revue DIES Deux Mondes and Annuairc Of 1851
and 1859.

and 1859.
NJ. Buoz, the worthy publisher Of this valuable
review, which is considered in Europe as the rival
of the celebrated Edinburgh Review has just
issued the second volume Of the Annuairen which
obtained last year such success among the Me,ati
Paris and other parts Of Europe. This book contains
the most precious documents of every court in
Europe, which have been furnished to the publisher
by the diplomats and governments of all the c0un-
tries here mentioned. The part of the United
States, which has been written by M. E. Montegut,
upon documents furnished him by our minister
in Paris, Mr.. Rves, and also by our correspondent,
Mr. B. H. r., (who gave him the file Of the NEW
YORK HERALD, the best document to be had in
Paris) is treated with the utmost lucidty and ee--
gance of style. The important questions which
have had SO much fame during the past year are
developed with great energy, and will receive the
as the Revue des Deux Mondes," is to be found
at Mr. Balleres book store, in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25
Improvement In the Value OF Labor In Eu
rope-Thc Progress OF Reform I'm England.

from the London Globe Dec 3l.l
Although it may be stated with truth, that in
France, as compared with England, the ratio of I'M
sound and Fictitious enterprise to genuine industrial
energy is reversed it is not to be denied that there
is certain portion Of active work going on in that
country besides the artificial employment given by
the Emperor to win public favor. The causes which
operate in stimulating the prosperity of this country
extend to the Continent There have been demands
for expOrtable goods from the West and especially
from the southern part of America. This country,
also, has created demand in the French staple
trades; the commercial facilities of intercourse with
Spain have not been unfclt and the renewed inter-
course with Belgium has contributed its effect The
consequence we note in marked rise Of prices for
articles Of general consumption, and the wages of
labor naturally follow that RISE In Paris, men tcho
me,e content NTH four or fre francs day. r,oo
acct siz or sere,. The English porkman, therefore,
is not singular IN his improrcd condition; for zoe
see that he IS accompanied By has French teloo-,oork
men; and accounts from, Germany are Of the same
IS TO say the general act,rity Of commerce through.
ont the worid and one, also, of our own special
causes, eTtcnsire emigration. Emigration from Ger
many has long continued; but since 184S it has pro-
oeeded at an accelerated ratio, under the combined
influence of greater social attractions abroad and
political discomfort at h0me IL has been attended
by rise in the value Of labor and it has now gone
so far as to excite the alarm Of more than one Ger
man government.
We cannot say that We receive these accounts
with any dissatisfaction They may disturb the
calculations Of some economists in this country who
have taken alarm at the rising value of industry and
nave thrown out hints for means of keeping down
wages; but the alarm is needless. Amongst the sug.
gestions were these-a check to the rapid progress
of emigration from this country; warnings that the
cmgants in Australia would be starved for want of
food; and proposals to import labor from Germany
France, and other continental countries. A very
little reflection will show that these remedies are as
baselcss as the fears TRANSFORMATIONS OF WORKING
men from the continent to this country have gone on
fo,,.
in this as well as in other mgrations; and workinen
OF peculiar skill do not find much difficulty in oh.
tanning employment. But we know that many OF
the working refugees now remaining amongst