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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

For the Enquirer.
TnKHr,wN ASD coRREspoNnENCE BErwEEN 1i
COMMITTEE AND MR.. noGE.
Al convention OF delegates from Elizabeth City, YORK
ana Warck and the city of williamsburg III Yorktown o.
the 26:h inst Tor the purpose OF nominating Democratic
candidate lor the next House of Delegates r. Garrett
called 10 the Chair and Bakrrp Lee, J elected Secretary
George Booker Esq. in few eloquent and pertinent
marks presented the name Of Mr.. james Barron Hope u
Elizabeth CITY, who was UNANIMOUSLY chosen az inc Demo
The convention then resolved, THAT concur in the
comm, u The Democratic members Of the Genera
Assembly hold convention in Staunlon. the 22d o
Anil next for the purpose nominating Democratic
ddae Tor The office of Commissioner OF Public Works FOL
the second Districts and that the convention designate som
gentleman represent the District comprising the countiCt
Of Elizabeth City, York, WArck and The city OF Williams
burg, whose nomination shall DC submitted 10 The Demo
cacy Of each county and The city Of Williamsburg. Col A
c. Garrett of Williamsburg, then designated as the dc
l,gate under the above resolution.
On mo,"n George Booker, cGl Garrett, VIM G. Young
and Christopher Curtis were appointed committee TO in
form Mr. Hope OF his nomination end request his acccp
tancc.
YoRKvowS, March 10Th, 1853.
Dear Strive have been appointed committee 10 an
yrn that the Democratic Convention held this
place day, unanimously nominated you the candidate
cpresrnl the District composed Of the ties Of Eliza
seth City York ind Warwick aud the city OF Williamsburg
in The House Of Delegates of Virginia. II arrds u
sincere pleasure communicate you your nomna or
the Democratic candidate, for District, and hope
That you will yield 10 the wishes Of The Convention Tn,
party will give you cordial support and anticipate witt
confidence, sour election
Very respectfully yours &c.
GEORGE BOOKER, of Elizabeth City.
A. {. GARRETT CITY az Williamsburg
WIN e. YOUNG Of Warwick
CHRISTOPHER CURTIS, Of York
To JaMEa BAHRos HoPE, Esq, Hampton.
ticnnrlcmen:I hHve the honor acknowledge the re-
ceip of ruar communication Of the Goth inst aud re-
tam my thanks Ter the iircrng which YOU have
announce! the result of ycur Convention
Having previously rendered my services tn the Denl0Cra
cy Of District presume il is scarcely necessary for m,
say that accept the nomination. and shall every It.
gnhe 10 advance the principles Of The party with
which am identified
in concusnn accept my Of personal regard fo
Yourselves and unaiieng fidelity common political
end
With high respect, remain vnnr ohedient servant
JAMES BARRON HOPE
To Acssrs. Booker Garrett, Young and Curtis Commit.
tee of the Convention
HAMpr"S March 9th 1853
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

ORGANIZATION FOR THE SPRING ELECTIONS
As 'he Spring elections approach the necessity becomes
more and apparent and urgent the thorough orga
nzatlou OF the De mocalic party We again earnestly in
woke our friends 10 prepare for the struggle hand If
permit ourselves .epose in delusvs security, the fruits
OF our last FATS triumph may be snatched from grasp
No party can be permanently successful unless
y preserving It's vaiAnt and energetic organization The
period that succeeds political victory is the period fullest
danger TO the successful pary because is then disc
pline and organization is most apt to be released.
The Democratic party is at this time in tina; condition
II give ourselves up the lethargy and indifference in
duced by false confidence Wing victory will surely sum
new contests.
We friends danger which threatens them
from this source, and beg them ward off The peril Our
party ascendancy only be maintained by antainng
effective organization.
Elections of superlative Importance aa nov nj hapd
Members Of The Board of Public Works of Congress and
of both branches OF the General Assembly chosen
Let tteads be ready with lamps trimmed for com
Ing Conventions have been called in the three great
which elect nicrna Improvement Commissioners
Let them be fully attended ard let their nominees zeal
ously and iay supported by the three srca, Divisions
The Democratic In every State in he Union where
similar officers elected by people elections are
strictly party contests SO il will inevitably be In Virginia
We could not prevent the thing if we would The only
question for decision whether will secure the success
OF our own party by concert and organization will
init the possible success OF opponents by negecng
cert and organization.
Effective organizaoni in the Legislative and Compression.
al Districts is equally important, Let us have no divided
and distracted ranks Let concert Concession harmony be
the words
GIN this hour Of confident ascen1ancy are in pecuiar
danger from the multiplicity Of candidates. and the ardepcy
of personal aspiration Beaehes liable 10 be opened
to defeat strongest counties and districts The only
mode by which this danger be arrested, is 10
discipline under the usual party organization Better there
should be friendly within fold be
tied by tried and friendly arbiters, than by the
snemy Injury always when poll |
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL SOCIETY.

We learn that The Virginia Medical Society VIII hold It's
annual meeting Ito day, in the Soc!etys HAIL. al Twelve
O'Clock The address will be delivered al O'CLOCK T. Nh
b. the President Dr. Beae OF this city, gentleman oil hhe
talents and altainmcns.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PDRr or RICHMOND. APRIL

ARRIVED
Schr John C.. Calhoun, Case Wilmington,
Srhr ". L. Jenkins Vanderbn New on
s;chr J ". Ne krcnu, - ~ YORK.
Schr Hanover, Chichester y. York.
Steamer Ro1 n "kc, tavcndy, y. York.
Steamer Rcyidcrr, Clifford, Brl'im"rc.
Steamer City Of hrhmnnd Mitchell, l'hi'a
SAILED,
Steamer pcnnsy iVania, Baymore, Pha.
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We are requested state that Mr. Rege OF Barbour has
been called from his in the Senate very unexpectedly
10 see his sister The county of Fuvanna who is now dan
perously ILL.,
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sll,s54.737 ~

STA IE lIENT Of author;sed Subscriph ps,S Compd
mics Of ,rhOse organisation information receircd
prior the preSc4! adjourned Session Of tic General
assembly,
Bridge across james river and Botetourt, 5000
Bridge across New river in Giles county, 200
KempsvilIe aaai company, 1920
James river and Clover Hill plank road company $4,000
Providence branch plank road compduy, 1000
Ruf,rd's Gap and Buchanan turnpike cump.ny 5000
Union Hall turnpike company, 10 500
Walkers eek and Hols,on turnpike company IL 600
Tazewe cuuf, house md SalvilIe turDpk, com
pany, l2,UUU
Martins creek road company, ? GAO
Stunc mountain free road company, 1900
Hazel river turnpike company, $500
Ha-rsJnburn md Franklin turnpike company $4,000
jefferson and Frederick turnpike company 5000
Hardy and Randolph turnpike company, $4,000
Stanton North river gap turnpike company. Is 0OU
Road from The Hot Springs 10 Clifton, $500
pany, l2,UUu
Mud rlver and Valley turnpike company l,SOO
West Union turnpike company, ZOO
Weston and West Union turnpike company, S,4OO
Raedy and Harrisvle turnpike company, 200
Simpsons creek turnpike company, 4,200
Richie and Gilmer turnpike company 5000
Ccntreville and ST. Marys turnpike company, 5,lO
Holiday Cove and New Cumberland turnpike
company, 2f0O
Fish creek bridge company 2,l00
Road from Wyoming court house TO the Bluffs 5000
Backwater turnpike across the Allegheny, 1850
s25, 26O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

The Democrats Of Halifax requested 10 meet at Hal
flax Cuur, House Thursday the l4h Rs for purpose
appointing delegates represent them in The Convsn
lion be held Lynchbug the 22na nstr &C. nominate
u suitable candidate for the Board OF Public Works.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

We questsd say that the polls will be opened
in zach Ward at o'clock on Wednesday morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

ROANOKE COUNTY.-This county has voted against o
county subscription 10 the Lynchbug and Tennessee rail-
road The Salem Beacon which brings us this information,
does not state the vote.
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s7,6s0,975 II

STA TIE MEN Of The anoant Of Debts actually guaranteed
bv the Commo,r eah nih The amount lehich The guar
atcd parties hare hitherto actually paid the interest and
mfr
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.,.;t .,.,;,..>Ael. - -" Eo'G EArlc-s,
i...,ir.s In lie following .Eclanchulv

GE.t:.A. :i..iiu-.I>AC - -" 'o'1 EAlt'.''
strong w. paper, ndugcs Ire following melancholy
reflections:
ma ,.r.iv IL, hr regretted ;at ne Hh's German paper
ID in ,,;is city. There arc many German wing
h,,, and nov they have no organ Inc Democratic
cntm,n nnr.r is said 10 he very profitable
r; ioc, i. sufficient Of itself, (says The Pennsylvanan
orvocc as OF tho Intelligence and good judgment OF The
German nor,arion al New York. Wa have no doubt but
,hu applies equally well TO all large cities in the United
States.
Those villa haze fed from oppression IN the old wollt
would hr wanting good were they to join the party
,bo ,ssed tie al.n and scdon laws. and who nvaria
NV treat foreigners with End contempt unless They
hapneu 10 influence election is approaching
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The hir is sore about Mr.. CasSes candid disclosure
upon the subject Of The Surplus Fund that has not been If
the Bank Of Virginia lying idle for many years. according
10 SO mauy scores of Wing assevcralions The Wig In
ss that the same thing, whether The money Is out
the BauS OF il. the Bank. at the States credll-whehe
fund. are in The pocket out Of The pocRe-whether h'
bird 10 in the hand or the bush It's party has sworr
Of oa,hs that The money is there II VIII now ad'
another stack that il makes not particle OF dllerenc;
whether their former oahs true or ho-no particle
a mere quibbic.
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SALES Or STOCKS


EEPsHrEr Ions ! LaSCAs S"S. RKoKRus
N.oS .T4t,r Ii.aJ s1oy, NIy@l3l
V=Ia St''r STOCK. cent, - di"
lNr Trelaur,, sos
NITgiHa TIT: week.
Virginia Spcn. ~ Ia:lr ID
10 run wi,in"t"-t ir"a' Jan !. 100 and M.
Virginia StIlc sock. "i 20 ytar- ISSUE, 10 yc,js and
under viii interest from Ian ]. lU3 ard
| p rUl- -urr,ifl.4 by $LIs: 81 EIralia. wiki
Ian. T. lr-Is,lcs los and
Ci.y Richmond >tpcS. wIlh .tor:,t from Ian J.,
short dates. i uicrc.,; Ion. lOi ani
i.uthhGrr Coupon un,- - Wears " l'et and rL
Virginia Rank -nr.. par So. s''"- ''is @"ef, -
fIrm"rs' HaHs Snrs stics ma "raE. leg
Exchange Bank SorR, safes this a Norfolk, iuJ
Fire and Marine SIrk Irt alrs us div az
Richmond Fire AssuC,iuG Sock. go last sales &c o.
tlclt.u"ri. fua!rric. 4, hur art Potomac KA Road
slurk last leo div 90.
Richmond and rtuvIir KeI &ns,' S"ck att sairs ~
Richmond and Petersburg kat RJt. stock, ia't
sdi-
Jtruc. Htgcr X kauawla ctack. sales ibis wcek. !!
Virginia ~ Raj Eos,! stock. week
trn.
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S9IPEK LAMP SHADES,-A tine assorimen. Dome
an: Powered Lamp shades for sale BY BuLkLEY CO,
Arni IL. Main stree.
5,nECkED AND STRIPED MUSLINS.-OUr a..
u sofment r.-se! md spd Musms IarGe han!sou
e. HARTWEIL & Co,
Apnl5 Opposite swan Tavern.
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STA I'ENENT Of author;sed Subscriptions TO Compa,
MES Of hos organisation no intorana'i nas rece'rrd
prior 10 the preScH! adjourned Session Of tic General
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Also amount due from the Com
missioners on account Of in
terest payments now in the
general treasury, which can be
called 70. when needed,
Cash on hand on the morning oil
The Goth,
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SIy5351 I3 IS
The following important tables are Appended:
A.
STA TEl1I:NT OF The actual Outstanding DeJt The
25 day March 1853 from 'ehieh Merets deducted ne
a,nouW Of Productive Stocks held by the Comnonne ah,
and the amount Of Cash hand applicable 10 The pay
ent of Subscriptions Jc 10 Works Of Internal ImpTore.
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Actual outstanding debt, con-
sisting OF certificates a n d
bonds issued and unredeemed
In the hands If the public,
Deduct amount of productive
stock in banks:
Railroads, turnpike and naviaa.
lion companies, So, $50, lis 10
producing u revenue of 8 per
cent. upon
Aud loan 10 South-Side rail
road,
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Debt on the day assumed less
productive stocks, 7GsO,g75
TO which add future debt,
statement ca 3,22S Goa 06
Also contingent liabilities, So2b.Ut5 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25
TURKEY.

From Constannope there accounts 70 the 25th April
The demands Of Russia upon Turkey were likely 10 be SAT
ssoorly arranged, the French Envoy having given his
adhesion 20 them
The French papers publish accounts from C'nsantnope
of the 25h u which define rather than extend oar pre-
yous intelligence The troublesome question Of the Sarnss,
in which Turkey has interest beyond satisfying ths ext
ceuces Of two jelous Deghbor believed 10 b. set
lied Russ has succeeded gaining her two points the
ssccndancy If The Greek Chuctand Ut the Car rs real
hac-is strike The eyes of the ignorant popuauon IA the
Byzantine form Of the cupalo of the Holy Sepuolre,
ard Is to be further Expressed by weekly shutting out
oc- with all other Christi, ans, from the Virgins tomb, until
the Greeks shall have finished the celebration o their rites
il laid hat De Iacour asseuts 10 this Arrangement
Of course the British Amba sador offers no opposition and
the Porte sgrees to raiy by positive diplomatic act
The business Of deciding upon the vital question Of gr mt
ing or refusing the the virtual Sovereignty ct the
Gr co Sclave races under the of prOecorate
not settled the latest dates Prince MenchkUh Il vas
sad sited the rec Of instruct from the Car. The
Russian amens resumed by express orders from
~ Peiersburgh Thirty Hungarian officers from Oner
Pschs's srmy Consiantnople, corresponds ut,
writing from smyrna the Sm1phore Of harseiv-, states
that all the political refugees found in the Ottoman Empire
are t. be expelled and gives the Uanes of several
persons who have been ord red u quiz Turkey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

Santa Rosa mill situated or NsteIot Gulch sbou, h.y
mile above this village, il said Ia contain the heaviest ma
ciinery Of any Of the mills in the United States VIII BE-
one or two exceptions Two very heavy mills also \.
inc constructed Sonora which 20 give empoyns,,
e. shout FIVE huDdred bsDds Mills Ike that Of IA. sais
Rosa Company sre said 20 do good busin 10 the Atn
cep 10 the pou1d Whist, then be the profits IN Cal.
fcrna where suy a~oUtt Of qusrz can be found paying
twenty times wei
In view OF all these fscts must TO the ooucls
sion that Calf ruiA still % b.. shat she has sesa
the paradise the lsborer-,e place abb ,e all oAer,
where stout heart and strong industry ard p-rsssr
will stand in the place IT capital and finally create
II Yet | am Ear from sdN sI z men leave the Adast,
states and rush here in crowds IN search Of gold nny
come ~ AL let them bring their families with thea ~
them make Cal foTnia their hone. fr w1s At lead
satisfied that IN Due out Of ten the miaers veda
have made and av m r. money had they brought her
wives sn0 little along with then N tnsy have tsae
coming IS ileydid Men away from their families ssrs
uneasy and dsconteuted too anxious % get rch No
nent and leave for rome the consequence sss, AMI
tine was ost in prospecting. and many fortune pasi
over by too hasty eNsmn -non-. Mining should noe Be
made regular and STEADY business and the policy govern
II the miners should be regulated with respect 10 ms
The State stead Of encouraging the IN grafton ct gno
r.ntspd degraded Asiacs that Ouly nieud 70 rem IN o
season but no. nevertheless, ali help "a keep cut AZ en-
Nckeped snd permaI ent populnn should on every ~
for the se of families Ia the mines >aca
nolcy will prove IN the long the mot cludacss :,
the prosper " Of every part Of Cslttna-ihe cites
wen a. the mines-the merchant well toe miner Bat
mere at this anon. -
me Of curious iac' that afsnis good commsntsry %
what have sid above in relation 70 The mines being work
Cd out -Four Du,chmep living On small NAT hN Umenss
into Jsckass Guch one day this week by mere accident
struck on 10 rich space within six feet OF thu cabin that
paid them Thousand dollars Ia halt day Col l. ooayht
INTO the claim giving four hundred dollars tor "a 7 AL
esiimstes that they have tsken ont IN - e&rh asa s
that will nav s9OC0 several of the specimens tskn
from the place the appearance ct which iJ''ge aey
have struck upon decsyed quartz VEN
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RUSSIA.

letter from ST. Petersburg. Of April 95. mentioned in
the Poi OF Pans says There Is much talk in the best
informed circles Of a mission of Russian envoy,
sent Chins overland, and Who II is ss1, has already
arrived kG,ha, town belonging Jointly % the two
eovsrnmenis II is confidently reported that the object
Of biz mission is 10 offer 10 the Sovereign of the Celestial
Empire the aid Of Russs for the papose OF Queng the
"insurrs ton in his domnions"
The Russian Government has Just published the oio al
count of the foreign 1T tn country Tor s5l
During n year hee exported by the European from
ers OF the Empire and by the frontiers If Poland aud of
Asia and by Finland merchandise to the amount Of 39
577sesr The smount in 1850 vas 3si5it2ssf ras
cIaaee in the value Of the imports has been consider
able in $40 $40 776f and 1851 "a 9i044-L In
1851 eimports exceed the exports by 25OOOOOO while Ia
lssO the latter exceeded the former by 100000. The
falling n ia the exports in 1881 principally on raw
hides nseed rapeseec copper wool tal0y and brisles.
The exports OF IN 1854 however larger than m
ls,O but principally in rye and oats in wheat there was
a dminuor owing to the abundant hsrvssts in France
and England The reducos ia he export ~ tal0w for
which gland the principal market i attributed to tho
large quantity received that country from America and
Australia The increase IN the imports has been princi
pay in copper cotton, dye fuff- cOOns silk and
linen msnuaC tured goods, achDeS models and tools
enumeration which shows the increasing prosperity Of
Russian industry and manufactures, for which in
home sale is found among Gpeople whose condition every
dsy improving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

said al ore time G. Jerones son, IS was saia ~ An
other. Horace venet, the painter. goes win Is, py
the way, ST. Arnsud the papers say, was atenael
Homeopathic ply stefan during his recent illness NJ
the doctor. Who is very good man. hal given the Mar
,l.l little pill be administered little advice OF re-
Tgious nature They both worked. The Mrshai was
,iek, and the pill cured him The Marshal WAS whst ne
should not be- and sent for priest and confessed and
took the sacrament As said, it is al in the papers
The reverend Father Brunner left Havre for America
On the % of this month He takes out With him sky
persons. men ard women to found TIVE more conventuA
house, in Ohio These religions come from the brssan
ard Baden The efforts of Father Brunner, who u.s. you
are aware provincial superior of the Congregation OF the
Precjou, Blood have already and within the last ten
years founded ten religious establishments in the doceses
Of Cleveland and Cincinnati. CT r.
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Blisselisneous.

We bEye our files Of Ortgsn papers TO the 10TH Of I'll.
The Tins contains detailed account OF he f,nsrxi
csTemsIies Of Hon Samuel lburstOn, late R-oresr-
tsfy, ior tho Territory
The Deliberate Territorial Convention met in al, ItA
~ the House OF Repre- seza'iye Salem on the ia y
II April The Convention non mated Gen Joseph Lane -
cnc.cte for Delegate 70 Congress. After the ioptio1
sCme resolutions approving OF the National Dem0crinc
Platform and declaring the Sand wch I.lands n.ess ~
sppendage 70 part Of tho American POSSESSIONS on a.
coast. tho Convention Adjourned
We notice general decline 10 the price Of provisions
Five river steamers beside the r ms 3. Cos ten.
&c from San Francisco, ply between Portland al
ysrous other points on the Columbia and Willunz1s
Rivers.
Gov Lane. win his family, expected 10 snjvsi ~
Oregon eails m May.
An Eastern correspondent of TIE Oregon Tin,s ed
mates hat about CoOOO will the plains 10 Oregon -
coming season.
Business in Portland has improved since the dsspyH'
ance OF the small pox.
The Oregoniaa has adyces from Rogue River mioes 70
the ist Of April Rogue River Valley is settling up ysy
rapidly With experienced farmers, Who have already open,e
tn season very large farms Tbs miners are doing 81
particularly those who remain upon their claims and 81
The Indians are now peaceable and quiet The retsf
tory punis men inflicted upon them by the whites for -
wanion murders and petty tsfs, have bad woDde ~
tendency 10 mako them honest, and humane 10 some e.
tent, through far. -
IMPROVEMENTS ~ NORTHERN OREoos-From 70.
ing editorial in The CoiamItaR. Of April 2, published
Olympus, we extract the following As evidence o. ms
proysmenis In Northern Oregon a
"0ne year sgo some ire vessels did all the ou'n''
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Miscellaneeas.

Generally The political intelligence y tins aTvA : 2.
r,tI in,erest The discussions the hnaneI me-
Of he Government continued the CABINET in a. clsss 90
timing majority II therefore pretty r'.in MAJ ne
whole see Of details would pass INTO Avs WIKI Ou' lev
notifications. 4. ID a.
The examination of the members o. the te Board o
Admiralty before Committee Of the Hou-e Of commons
had not concluded The Duke OF NorhHnorTitnl n.l
Al his inquiry have completely Disguised the sener4
tuhic exhibiting they do the most reckless drnl OF
every honorable and moral feeling on the part OF the
GovSrrent during ia brief tenure of power the M
stsnces of corruption surpass anything that could nave
been conceived possible in modern times
The weather in Engl~nd for several dAy. pr'os - KS
departure Of the Franklin had been very WI ana assA
sonable. Snow had fallen in many parts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

,,A,- - x.,s.. an Toe sh there only small sho-'
tFrsh Whe.t tie extreme humidity Of tse wesSsr aAss -
tAe .url,s spd decline q II " qnszteI p~s
49, Ger, r,ffve Arrvals Of foreign CeSs "ee 90
Of re eosiins esrsoes remained pretty arm; ,sa ~
= - r,t,d With rrces IsofAs Cosf uD..eN
AZ rssshsssr stocks Of Manufactured Gooas rss ~
~ e. ,hs s~n h djviaal China India &C Al i
~. been increased By the t y 1e Ta
s;-sSs VS. in healthy Many hnrdrees q Ion
sre Is hult AssA and .so some iron % - c1tipSd
- The fer6eucy rise in the va ne o. ~es
- c6e 10 eCo rev fer the working classes
,sSnsv IN Bruirshsm Business IN 40 fr- Ss
yyr,,rurted activity ard IN the Irish Linen market 'a Mo so"
business a,.,.t.n hos in
,,,s. in tur psss IN shts Tue Laaaoa IT, Ra,
~, Bsnk Of Epslsrd bad fail-n % over p0'o >n "
-. stcrls skares Bends and NJ nes cnb A. A, 49,.
Iiy,rrool CorroS Market 6rn sales On me s wv '
(tk Bales.