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WHEAT CRoP. The Howard (Md.) Gazette says,
the growing crop of wheat in that county looks WE'LL
Ills not so forward as this of the year
hereereofore, but is what farmers term good crop.
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~ AT the late general annual meeting of the
I'0eAnolders of the Bank of the State of North
olOlna' held in this City, the following Directors
M "eie CHOSEN for the ensuing year: George w.
n 1nO'uec"l, John Fl. Bryan, Alfred Jones, William
Doyian' William Peace, j. B. G. Roulhac, and
duncan !, Cameron. The Directors on the part of
the state are Daniel W. Courts, Public Treasurer,
- D. Branch, and William R. Poole.
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The Lute Railroad Accfdent.

Boston, JAM, 7. Gen. Pierce and wife at the
house of friend in Andover Their injuries are
slight, but Mrs. Pierce is Frustrated with grief on
count of the death of their only
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Memoir
MISS PIKE, will lecture and give series of inter
" esting illustrations OF
r. & w. G. Pixies SYSTEM OF
M EN- OR Y.
MN EMONICS s,

in the Odd Fellows Hail. in Raleigh, Saturday eve
ming, January 18th, commencing o'clock.
Admission Free.
January 10, 1853. 10
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Ericsson's Ca!oric Engine Trial.

ETtcSSOn'S C00rlc ENGINE IFtdE
NEW York, Jan. 4. EricssOn's cdloric eng inc
made trial trip down the bay to-day, starting at the
fine speed of II knots per hour, with wind and tide
The steamer anchored below the Narrows, and will
probably 60 sea.
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Mr.. BADGER AS SUPREME Court JUDGE Mr..
Fillmore, It is stated, sent into the Senate, day
last week, the name of the Hon. George E. Badg-
er OF this State, for confirmation Supreme Court
Judge of the United States. The nomination, we
presume, will be confirmed, if it has not been
%Feaay; and this will leave vacany for Gov.
1>eld to NIL, about which there can be no doubt
If MIR, Badger should be confirmed, he will, of
course resign forthwith, and the President of the
senate VIII inform the Governor of this State of
the existence of the vacancy.
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NEW FIRM!

TNHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and customers that he has associated with
him in the Clothing business-MR. JoHN l., K1Ne and
Mr.. JAS. H. BIGGs who have been for some time con-
nected with the establishment and are we'll ACQUAINTED
with the business. In future the business will be con-
Quoted in the name of
j. Riggs Il co.
by this new arrangement of the firm is expected
spend about half of his time the North making
purchases and experimenting the manufacture of READY
MADE CLOTHING The intention of the firm will
be to offer greater inducements than heretofore both
regards variety and prices.
The subscriber tenders his sincere thanks his
friends and for their patronage and
support and earnestly solicits continuance the
firm. ]. J. BIGGS.
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ExecutrIx' Notice.
GEOLOGICAL, &C., SURVEY
OF the State of North Carolina.

DROF. EMMONS' interesting Report published by
/ direction OF the LegisIatuIe,) upon the Geological
character, Mineralogica Resources, &C.. Of the State
of North CaroIina,-s far his operations have, thus
far, extended, will be issued from the REGISTER
Office, in The course OF few weeks
This work will make a volume OF so PIP, 8 70 and
will be sold so copy. Any person RENTING.
rs will receive copy by mail free of postage
SEATON GALES.
January LIST, 1858. l4-2t.
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DR.. Edwin A. Anderson, has been appointed By
the Commissioners OF Navigation OF Wilmington, PoT
Physician, in place Of DR.. John l.. Meares, resigned
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CUBA.

The Washington Union thus notices the recent
speech of Mr.. Venable in the House of Represen-
tatives on the acquisition of Cuba:
"DERArE IN THE HOUSE THE CUBAN QUESTION.
The discussion of the policy of the annexation of
Cuba was begun in the House by the Hon. Mr..
Venabe in n speech of unusual interest and ability.
From some of the positions of Mr.. Venable's speech
we entirely dissent for instance, do not concur
in the opinion that the acquisition of Cuba would be
detrimental to the interests the institutions of this
country. Sill, cannot but admire the high prin-
cple of justice and honor by which Mr.. Venable
would guide the policy of the country, and The ab
iiy with which he illustrated and enforced his views.
The debate continued by Messrs. Brown. How
ard, Polk, Stephens. Wilcox Smith, and other gen.
tlemen, with a warmth and energy which manifest
the deep interest which the question of the annexa-
ton of Cuba has excited in the public mind.''
We have received Mr.. Venable's remarks and
shall take occasion at early day to lay them be-
fore our readers.
There are two " fixed facts " in the American
mind on this subject. The first is, that no mere
fIli6usterig," it is called, should be counten-
anced by either the government or the people and
the second is that. at the proper tme or in the full
ness of time, Cuba as to be oars. I'VE like Mr..
Buchanan's views in relation to this absorbing mat
ter as expressed in his letter of instructions to
Gen. Saunders while Minister at the Court of SPAIN
We may express opinions on this subject
moro at lenoth hereafter
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re" An election will be held in this City, on
Monday next, for Intendaut and seven Commits
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The ILLNESS OF Col. KING. A letter

The ILLNESS OF Col. KING. A letter trom
Washington City, dated the 9th of January, says ::
I" Hen. w. R. King has made his will He was
born in 1886 owns 5000 acres of land in one body
in Dallas county, Alabama, and upward OF one hun
bred slaves. His entire estate is worth about
He is a humane master. He told me years
since that he never sold but slave in his life, and
he compelled TO sell him because he was ter
to the reighborhood. Col. King cannot possibly
recover His physician has sounded his lungs with
his slethoscope and declared of his lungs is
entirely gone and the other partly SO. COL King 8
niece, Mrs. Ellis, is with him"
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. -.

RALEIGH, N. c.,
WILL practice in the Courts of Pleas and Quarter
w Sessions for the Counties of Wake, Johnston,
and Chatham. He is to be found at the Office lately
cupied by Hon. Will. H. Haywood, Jr, decd.
January l, 1853. 4-6mw&sw.
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The EUTAw SAVINGS BANK, one Of those valuable
aduncts to the PecuniaTy welfare Of the of the
Peope-teaching them, as such institutions do both
providen habits and the real, cumulative value of
their earnngs-presents to day, its annual report to
The public. II will be found in cur advertising
columns. This report is of a character indicating
emine mt success the part of the institution,
sidering that it only went into operation, under its
charter, June LIST, l947. There 1864 accounts
open with the bank at the close of the year, being
Increase of 264 on the period the year previous
showing the growing confidence Of the industrious
and saving folk in its utility agent for receiving
and probably and safely investing their small de-
posits, made from time 10 time. The assets Of the
bank 1887. 1913 45-an augmentation during
The year of $l32.142 80. Interest at the rate of
per cent. is paid deposits and every three years
dividend of the extra earnings is declared having re-
ference 10 sums deposit for years
preceding. An extra dividend will again be decar
ed in June next. Bait. Sun.
REVIVED. Some of the papers recently announced
The DEATH in Raleigh, OF Free SUFFRAGE aUh0, it
stated, died from blow inflicted by the Hon. w ell
don N. Edwards, Speaker Of the Stale Senate. 1t is
well known that Mr. Edwards was never friend to
the individual (measure) alluded to. nevertheless, he
did not strike him, ut only remained passive while
fifteen Wings dealt the blow that some thought would
end his existence. But happy state, upon
what we conceive to be good authority, that FREE
SUFFRAGE killed at the time stated, and that
he is in fair way entirely. He is in the
hands of excellent nurses those no reared him from
his infancy and took of him to the time of
his late dsaster) and il is confidently believed that
they will continue to him their fostering and
shield him from like mishaps for the future.
WarrentOn NeWs.
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NOTICE.
ITNHE Ate partnership of NICKNAME, BRowNLBT
Il q Co., having expired by Limitation, will Lon-
tinue the
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
UNDER THE FIRM AND STYLE OF
McILWAINE. son & CO.,
and hope Ivy and faithful the inter-
of friends, merit continuance of their pat
ronage and support.
Our Stock of Groceries will I've large and commanding
embracing general assortment of goods in ine lin
toxicatng Lqurs excepted)
We shall give strict attention to the sale of Produce
on Commission, and will be prepared to make liberal
advances.
a. G. McILWAINE,
ROB'T D. McILWAINE,
ROB'T A. MARTIN,
JOSEPH B. DUNN.
Petersburg, Jan. l, 1858. I4-4w.
Executrix' Notice.
LII persons indebted to the estate of Will. H. Hay
~ wood, Jr.. decd hereby notified make imne
diate payment and settlement, longer indulgence
not be given and all persons having claims against said
estate will present them for payment within the time
prescribed by law this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery.
receive all dues to the estate and make all settlements
and discharges. This st day of JAN 1853.
JANE F. HAYWOOD, Ex'trx of
Will H. Haywood, Jr, decd.
January l, 1858. l4-lmw&sw.
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ID oBINSoN & Cos, Shoes and Slippers, ESQ pairs
hJMo. and Kid Walking Shoes and Slippers, Ladies',
Misses, and Chdren's Goat Bootees, " hte Kid Slip
pera. For sale by - BROWN
October 26, 1882 100
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Salesman Wanted.
APPLY to WILL. G. FREEMAN
N Nashville, N. G.
January 10, 1858. 1856
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LAW SCHOOL,

LAW SCHOOL.
HILL s B OR o UGH, ". c..
NHE next session of this institution will commence
i on the 18th January, 1858.
F. NASH,
J. L. BAILEY.
January lst. 1858 ltd
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sWAIM'S JUSTICE.

January IL, 1858.
, 1853-11-19
Exhibit Of School Funds

Oh Lewis County, Washington Territory,
from 1850 TO 1852.
Amt Of Tax collected in 1850, $9ls 80.
1851, 300 90.
d" 2o52, 26O so.
Fines collected by District court
My term, 1852, 80 90.
, 1853-11-19
New Store 4!

I'VE, the undersigned, having taken
w the store of A. J. Moses, are desi aso1gsN.
rous OF establishing ourselves permanently .S!As4Z
in Olympia. We confde in the patronage Of the
public. and will endeayor to favor our customers
as much as we are capable. As we receive our
Goods from San Francisco at as low prices any
firm here, we will dispose Of them accordingly.
Our stock at present consists OF a well selected
assortment of Dry Goods Clothing. Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Stationery, Carpenters Tools.
WATERMAN & GOLDMAN.
Olympia, July l6, 1875. If
, 1853-11-19
OLYMPIA Lodge, No. 5,

Ancient Free and Accepted Masons .ssFSz!7SS,
,.,ls rcpular communications on the .>zf$N
s,s and third Saturday evenings Of -cz\GsL/
br thren of the order in good standing are
.-,;,cJ 10 attend. r. T. McELROY, W. NJ
, 1853-11-19
ATTACHMENT.

Alta ACI.uENT.
Abraham II. Garrison and Robert W. MoIIey,
vs.
Reuben Bean.
4 T the instance Of Abfahun II. G rrison and
n Robert W. Monkey writ Of attachment
issued on the 9Th day Of September 1853, from
the District Court OF King County. against a.
much Of the goods, chAltels, effects and ere Its Of
Reuben Bean shall he sufficient to satisfy the
sum Of seven hundrsd dollars, with interest and
cost Of suit.
u MAYNARD.
Cierk OF Dislrid Count Of King County
SEATTLE, Get :, 1913. 6w9
, 1853-11-19
New Blacksmith Shop,

TINE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Sleilacoom city Und vi
cinity, that he is prepared to do all work in the
Dlacksnithine line lower than nj any other cstab-
lishment on Puget Sound. All orders from
distance executed with neatness ond dispatch -
Plows, Mill Irons, &c, OF superior quality can
be'obtaned upon short notice and at a very reu-
sonable rate,
shop, conner Of Second and Columbia streets.
s. +. LlkENS.
Striacoom city, SEPT. 5, 1853. 2n
, 1853-11-19
NOTICE.

THE Post Office Of Sielscoom, Pierce county,
i w r., is at the store Of d. Webher Ia
said town. THOMAS NJ. CHAMBERS,
AuE IS, 1859. 5ltf Post Master
, 1853-11-19

Balance in Treasury, 5 l65 &C..
MorNT PAID TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
S'Pt. Term, 1851, School District
No, |, Washington Township,
for the year 1850, S2OS 65.
Dec. Term, 1851, School District
No. 4, Stilicum Township, for
The year 1850, POS Go.
Jan. Term, 1852, School District
No. 8, Siiicum Township, for
the year 1850, 25 90.
Jan: Term, 1852, School District
No. 5, Stilicum Township, for
The Year 1851, 40 50.
aug Term, 1852, School District
No 2, Cowlitz Township, for
1850 & '5l, 333 s4.
sept Term, 1859, Olympia Dis
n 'Tct for 1850, l6s 40.
Do for 1851, do. do. 22s "a.
, 1853-11-19

AMI outstanding county orders, S G26 81.
By order Of the board of County Com,
nls'loOers, this first day Of October, A. d.
1853. X. J. WHTE, elk e. e.
By JoHN K. JACKSON, Dpty.
, 1853-11-19
NOTICE..

THE attention Of the citizens of this country is
specially directed to the following ' act Of
CoDsiess," approved Marsh Sd, l70j:
aSEc. II. And be it further enacted,
Tbo, any person who shall procure, or entce, a
,ojisr n the service of the United States to desert
n, who shall conceal such soldier knowing him to
have deserted, or who shall purchase from such
,ollier his arms or his uniform clothing. or any
r,t thereof, and every ohcer Of ship or vessel,
rbo shall enter on board such ship or vessel as
ons Of his crew, knowing him to have deserted,
or Otherwise carry away such soldier, or shall re-
fuse to deliver him up to the orders Of his COM
n,nding officer, shall upon legal conviction, be
fined at the discretion Of tho court in any sum
no, e1ceedins Three hundred dollars or be i'm
prsoned for any term not exceeding one year"
All offenders against this act Of Congress will
be prosecuted to the utmost rigoT Of the law.
A reward of Thirty dollars will be paid to any
person or persons who shall spprehend and deliver
nv deserier from the United States army, at any
military station belonging to the United States.
By order of Major c. IT. LARNARD.
w. A. SLAUGHTER,
End Lieut. 4th Infantry,
Post Adjulant.
Fort steilacoom, w. T. Nov. II, 1853. 2molI
, 1853-11-19
RVEYOR GENERALS NOTICE
TO SETTLERS.

The above Townships having been surveyed and
the PaS thereof approved, on the 9Th instant,
ALL SETTLERS WHO HAVE CLAIMS, OR PARTS
OF CLAIMS THEREON,
before the date of such approval, are requested to
appear at my Office, when and where shall he
prepared TO receive the notifications Of their claims
respectively, and enter upon the adjustment of the
same, and the settlement, according to law, Of all
conflicts of boundary lines, that may be found to
exist among them,
And every person who has settled or shall settle
within such townships, after the date Of approval
aforesaid, is required by law to file at this office
the notification of his claim, specfyin the precise
tract or tracts claimed by him, WITHIN THREE
MONTHS from the date of his settlement, and he
hereby is requested so to do at any convenient time
within such term.
Given under my hand at Oregon City, this 2olh
day Of October, 1853.
JNO. II. PRESTON,
Avg. Surveyor Gen'l, Of Oregon
NOTICE.
, 1853-11-19
Henry johnson s. Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,

N'T y ~ OOftiOSOSO - CO'J
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
lf6, Washington Street, ncar Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
OFFER for sale, for cash, at the SlzZO
~ lowest wholesale prices, a large Wy
and well selected assortment Of East SHa
India, Mediterranean and European "a
Drugs end Medicines French, English and
American Chemicals Of all kinds also an cxien-
slve variety Of Perfumery. Fancy Articles, Fancy
Soaps, brushes, Paints and Oils, Dye SIuffs,
Labels, Window Glass, Extracts, Bronzes, Truss'
es, Leeches, Surgical Instruments, Druggists
Glassware, IIalters' Goods, Shakers Herbs and
Roots, &C., together with every article comprised
in the stock Of Druggis, or PIfysiciSn.
II. J. & Co., are the proprietor Wholesale
Agents for DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines. Sands
Sarsapurilla, Old Townsend's Ssrssparilla, MoE-
fats and Brandreth's Pills, Davis Pain killers
Congress Spring ater, &C., &c.
Henry Johnson & Co., have made such ara
rsngements in New York, Boston and PhladeI-
Phia as will enable them to purchase their stock
at The lowest rates, and they are determined TO
give their customers the bench of low prices, and
at the same time the best quality of goods.
July %, iS53-46ly
, 1853-11-19
Regular Packet! !

TT7IlE splendid steamer FAIRY, ,-;sIa IN
| Capt. w. Cove, will ply regu 4. vs.. M
luhy between Olympia, Stcilacoom, ,uzs-ssz5sssssst
Alki and Seattle leaving Olympia every Monday
and "Wednesday a: % o'clock, a. m. returning
will leave SIeiaeoom every Tuesday and Thurs
day at 9 o'clock. a. m.
The FaLy will make one trip each week to
Alk and Seattle, leaving Olympia every Friday
morning at 9 O'Clock.
Fare to Steilacoom S. to Alki and Seattle
so. For freight or passage apply to Jos. Cush-
man. at Kendall Co.'S store, Olympia Philip
Reach, Steilacoom G. e. Terry, Alki A. A.
Denny, Seattle. or to the Captain on board
Nov. -, '53. lOtf
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THE ALEPPo BUTToN--A SINGULAR Dis
BAsEi--The Alcppo button is "a singular ulcer
which attacks every person born in the city
Got Aleppo,) and every stranger who spends
more than month there. It can neither be
prevented or cured, and always lasts year.
The Inhabitants have it almost invariably on
the face either on the cheek, forehead, or tip
Of the nose, where it often leaves an indeli-
BILE and dis6guring scar. Strangers, on the
contrary have 1t on one of the joints, either
elbow, knee, wrist or ankle. So strictly is
its visitation confined to tho city proper, that
in none Of the neighboring villages, nor even
in the distant suburbs is il known Physi-
clans have vuinIy Attempted to prevent it by
inoculation, and are at loss TO what cause TO
ascribe il. We are liable to have it, even af-
ter five days stay, but hope it will postpone
its appearance till after reach homo.-Bay-
ard Taylor.
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THE POST.
Athens, Friday. Jan. IA, 1858.

.y ~" A Washington letter writer says
!aThc general opinion is, that Mr. Hunter will
accept the post of Secretary of State. The
appointment will be very acceptable to Vr-
ginin, and to States Rights men of the South,
and in fact generally throughout the Union.
The Senate will lose by this transaction one
of its most able and trusted members, and
Mr.. Hunter will himself, lose by il, perhaps
the position which he holds in the public eye,
as a future candidate for the Presidency. No
man can at the present time, fill Cabinet
office without encountering much hostility,
and from his own party, and it is bar to his
elevation to any higher post. ,..ua..
1t is supposed that, as the President is from
New England, no Cabinet member will be
taken from that section, and it is conjectured,
that of the seven heads, of departments, there
will he from the slave-holding States, two
from the Northwest, and two from the North
1t is not probable that Tennessee will, as
has been stated, have Cabinet member, al
though Mr.. Nicholson has been consulted
Virginia, Georgia, the Carolinas, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, all have stronger men
and stronger claims. .... .....r.
Among the names occasionally presented
for Cabinet places, are those of three citizens
of South Carolina Judge Butler, Col. Orr,
and Mr. Burt. 1t is understood that General
Fierce is very desirous to notice South Caro-
lima in his organization of the Cabinet or in
his distribution of other high Offices.
Among those named for foreign missions,
Mr.. Buchanan stands foremost. Hcis spoken
of as tho minister TO England to succeed
Mr.. Inpcrsoll. Mr. B. can afford to take it.
It has been suggested that Mr.. Soule will be
appointed minister to France. Some OF these
speculations may be realized, ...
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 81


.Advices from Brownsville, Texas, have
been received to 18th Dec, which state that
civil war was still raging in the State of
Tamaulipas. Governor Cardenas and nine
members of the Legislature had been made
prisoners. His adhctents also had been car
ricd as prisoners to Tampico. The whole
State had declared its acquiesccnce in the
new Provisional Government. The Mexican
war steamer State Of Merico which had Sc
cretly left Brazos for Vera Cruz, and the war
schooner Nationale had both joined the
Insurgents at Tampico, which event was con-
sidered to be the death blow to the maritime
force of the Government on the Gulf The
city of Matamoras however, still held out
and the Ccmmandant was busy in fortifying
and barricading, and making every prcpara-
ton for determined resistance to the insur-
f5ShsS' .|F .... H...... H#...
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ENCOURAGING There are two very prom
ising signs of the times visible in the follow
ing telegraphc despatch from Philadelphia;
"The Wing who obligated himself to saw
half cord Of wood if Pierce and King were
elected, fulfilled his task this afternoon, in
Arch street, having large crowd of spec
tators." .atsi- =. .u..t.t...-
First, i shows that the Wings in defeat are
just as they were in success-thc party that
redeem their pledges and hold to the inviola-
blity ofcontracts. They do not know the
meaning Of reputation They could not
spell the word if they tried without. the aid
Of dictionary. And again, it shows that the
race of men who dare to saw wood in the
streets Is not entirely extinct The interest
manifested by the collection of crowd is
encouraging. Attention once called to these
primitive modes Of getting exercise and small
change, spontaneously, there will be a hope
Of reviylng them for us and our posterity.-
~ Y. Times. a. ... .. -.
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BALTIMORE, January +!


Tho Br mail steam ship Asia has arrived
at New York from Liverpool, which port she
left on the 18th of December. f.. ........
GREAT BRITANNIA test vote had been tn.
ken in the House of Commons, which result
ed in the defeat of tho ministry by 10, and
the Earl of Derby had gone to tender his re-
signation to the Queen. 1t is supposed that
the new ministry will be a coalition compos-
ed of Wings, Peelites, Moderates and Radi-
Gals. The Marquis of Lansdowne has been
named as Premier and Lord John Russell as
Leader in the House of Commons. Great
floods have occurred in England.
FRAScE--Thc Pope will crown Louis Ma
poleon. Prince Napoleon son of Jerome has
been appointed King of Algeria.
Spain is on the eve Of a revolution.
TURKEY.-Great CONSERVATION prevails IN
Constantinoplo in consequence or the refusal
of the Bank to receive the State paper, and
the reported success of the rebels in Albania