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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-01-12

CHLOROFORM, Just received at the Mill Point
" Drug Store.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-01-12

- YRINGES-Metal, Glass and India Rubber In
y lection Syringes, Glass EarSyringes and Glass
Fs and P's ut the Mill Point Drugstore.
Nov. 26. I72I l.. NJ S. SMITH
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-01-12

TNEETH! TEETH Preserve your teeth ap
Il plying vegetable tooth powder, an excelleno
article of which can be found at f.. SoNs-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

Western writer, in speaking Of a new play
Just written by gentleman Of Cincinnati, says;
: The unities are admirably observed--the dull
ness which commences in the first act never flags
for moment till the curtain drops"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

A pretty woman is like great truth and u
great happiness, and has no more right to bun
die herself under a green veil or any other
similar abomination, than the sun has to put on
green spectaeles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

About the coolest item we have ever met With
is that idea of Sam Sticks, where he says ''h he
felt desire to take off his flesh and sit in his
bones while, to cool himself" If any body
can report cooler comfort" we should be
lanpy to hear
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

When you see a young man AMI woman
walking down the street, leaning against each
| other like pair of badly matched oxen, be as
sured that they are bent on consolidation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
JV.aTERI.V"G PLACES


y CHEOLE-Sypner Atraug OR
OCEAN SPRINGS BILOXI aut md
spondilow steamer CREOLE Charles Walker master built
The
CHrr1llton aud Jeon aioal Lake ths CO
tpl
MONDAYS ..,.ty A. NJ Cars FRIDAYS ?. VI. Cara
WEDNESDAYS, A. NJ Cars SATURDAYS. .by
And "a tontchar Railroad, Tho Cars
N folio,sa
Leuueg Hsg orleans. L4qte. Oseaa cis;sy,.
MONDAYS. by "a. NJ car SUNDAY .FVEStSCS.
WEDSESDAiSiF a. NJ MONDAY ....... .ENES1SGS.
FRIDAYS r. NJ THO RsDAY EVENINGS.
SATURDAYS. p NJ cara SATURDAY MORNINGS.
On Saturdays md Suuaya the Creole will Missias
CITY, BilnIi ard Springs.
W Fl ight At the Railroad ai the week up O'Clock
SiGrlays That 1heslhya.
iy fne Bay 81 Fass Christian t Children and
II Desk Assi.=Irpi Cy, Biloxi
| Sprngz, Chllrsr anI SyfvHnts, Dtfk Ei
Mon
fy1 Wen5sav, & O'Clock aud on rdg!s ad saur
dtl ~ o'aj9ck
fa1 Il. GEDpES Agent 10 Bank Plae.
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SMYRNA.

GALLANT CONDUCT OF AN AMERICAN NAVAL
0FFIcR,-The correspondent of French paper
gives the following account of the disturbance
in smyrna
1t appears that NJ. Costa, Hungarian, ex-
aid-de camp to Kossuth, and who had just
returned from the United States, was secreted
in the house of a Sandman, in Symrna. His
whereabouts came to the ears of NJ. Vekbecker,
Austrian Consul General, who, under pretence
of searching for thief, dragged him out gagged,
handeutFed, and conveyed him on board the
Austrian brig of-war Hussar. All the efforts of
the other Europeans, aided by Ali Pacha and
the native officers, to have the prisoner handed
over to the local tribunals, We're in vain. On
the following day the L. S. frigate st. Louis
entered the port, and the Captain of the frigate,
accompanied by the U. S. Consul Immediately
went on board the Austrian ship and demanded
to talk with the prisoner, whom they believed to
have claim to the protection Of the United
States, The Austrian Lieutenant in command
denied that he had any prisoners on board. The
| Captain of the St, Louis and the Consul then
went to the Austrian Consulate, where, after a
scene of the most violent kind, NJ Vekbeeker
| admitted that the prisoner was on board, and
| gave a forced consent to see him. Returning ON
| board the Austrian vessel, the American Cap
tain thus addressed Commander Schwartz
''When ! came on board a short time since,
your Lieutenant lied to my face The meanest
of my cabin boys would not have been guilty Of
Of such cowardieel Where is the prisoner!
wish TO see him" As Commander Schwartz
hesitated, the American added" Bear in mind,
that if the prisoner claims my protection, and
has the slightest right to It, l Will remove HIM
myself, and will not allow him to remain another
minute on board Unfortunately the gener-
Gus efforts of the Captain Of the st, Louis were
useless, for the prisoner preyaricated and be-
trayed himself 50 much in his replies, that he
did not give his defenders the slightest chance to
save him.
THE LArEsr-PayiS, Monday Evening. July
III, 1855 1t is said that a join note from tug-
land and France has been addressed to the
Russian Government, making propositions Tor
the pacific settlement of the impending question
noc;tc tendency and an arrangement ADVISED
by the ambassadors gof England, France and
Austria, was believed to approaching itseon-
clusion,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

1t was not learned with certainty what deci-
sion the Porte had taken with regard to the
Russian passage of the Pruth. The Embassa-
dors of France, England, and Austria, at Con-
stantnople, on hearing the news that the Rus
Sims had crossed the Pruth, requested an au-
dience of the Sultan, and asked him not to de-
mand that the allied fleets should enter the
Dardanelles He complied with the recommen-
dation, and confined himself against the inva-
sion of the territory
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
CREEN OAKS HoTEL, Biloxi Miss a,-,.

~ tbs famet arI popular Sumner generally Il
+ srs tIEAhSTH Pa DAT aud h' IO'lS PRADAT
situated auon. !'i fln r5 village Of LoN,
on Tire la ~ iuue 'r the al ysitlFs.
The GREEN OAKS well EHoNn - resd
For ys 'be popularity e ssallazsu lu sily
may he
prospect The Lake a1I receiving the Galt noSs
~ Cult have net impress istabT The Etly vhoFs Hsh
Ntwutl, grs, M9lte end the ai'rouring coui Ivy.
Durng Die W;cy PraTri have sds aany
and aidJts. Tde BAR ai BfILIAFD ROOMS hcr5s
r1gs1 hsl ufr and shtI BOA rs vii & q all e Attaa
e lHe visitors, Cf chage-a.su ELAftE1 at Di
CARRIAGES ard HORSES may BE- procured
In adtfon the celebrated BRASS BAs Nd u ssahss
and BA Ii may be eEVectea tNes week
Visitors y 6EES OAhS,
;y The Captains Of the Steamers who will Land them the wharf
tie Hotel.
TERMS.
90
~ Children and Servants, ha-prce ny2+5Hl
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BRLTLMORE.

ENOR BAbTIMORE-The fast sailing sssss.
sflaauar PATRICK HENRY, EN- hh. re h 49,
H.. i IT, ur-- part gf her 'tr-9 'si- lf 5'.. -t
rt.r.= f.r tBe above porF, For h'lAt-. n d .H ~
' .ASHBIbGE& q tp. #a ID ,. lr3rs street.
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BRAZOS SAgNTLAGO.

y-xCti' WI isayo THURSDAY, August II at O'CLOCK a.
toh BKAIOS SANTIAGO, P0INT .szfFFA
R.,las sAbElr MkTAMoROs and BROWNSVILLE.
and TerHs s Mail Line q Low Pressure Steam
a,l y"e steamship YACHT p Duce master, Will leave
carrying the US Mails For or passage having very
-f''''i aihte rom accommodations, apply 10
ana HARRIS a MORGAN, 7g foot Of Julis street,
opposite the Steainsfi ip landing.
l-nI1ent E1ola.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

FU EDWfb X CulLINs d co SO Walls street, NY.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY x co, L,yt pool,
T.. q. ROBERTS a Co king sAIms Ynti, don
JOHN AlUSROE Il co,
&C. Rue Notte Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO, H. DRAPER, Hayre.
sf these ships will he accountable for Gold, 81
sr bullion Specie Icwelr Precious Stones Meta unless l
Lu signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

E0R SAVANNAH the A ! t,aH -Gfl- IN
L ts br5s T.B. WATSON, bh''ea' "..'r '.'os AhLS
,,rt# lu ep1En eu=a4't y W I t'g 4i'a e'its ~
N1Hl.s of ttelt, or iissdEe "llhF 10. ,,..=..,,.
tgi5 O. W. ''' .''''a, ,'' mp lis'''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

EbkIDUEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
I'D PROOF PAINT-Depot No. 10 Camp public
respectfully Notified that the Bdgewater Paint Company
completed the erection, the addition mills, and
Guilty heretofore experienced supplying the demand ground
will the be eeuRy Temedd. All orders
lied upon being promptly Tiled.
the Company,
lead, other oois the BlgywseT when will
tdatfiy introduced III this market in convenient sized packages
The mineral mixed with lime (nstei o ordary
10 covering wood und 6eksay twentieth lime wen
saked This experiment has been tested tho North and
Gently this city and works admirably For ireon
properties certificates etc, pamphlet, which bad
depot OF any otthe Sub Agents.
Dry lE barrels. weighing lo0 500 his.
Dry, ia hall barrels, weighing 200 to $50 lbs,
Ground IN OIL in kegs 49, So and loo lbs.
For sale by G.. c. BOG ERT X CO.. 10 Camp street.
Agents ior the States Of Louisiana, Aabann spi aud TeIas,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
SEA-GOTNG VESSELS.
CALIFORNLf
EOR CALIE0RNIA. via VERA Il1EG4
KEY WEST.

GrpsaVe on ot nbou THURSDAY August H. ats O'Clock
t'oR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, <fTs,
as A,r,hLAoiC0LA, ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS
HwEinfA bAf-U. s. Mail line.-The U. S. Mail Steamship
L. DAY, j. ?. Smith, commander will leave the Steam
ong foot of Ja street. First District above. For freight
iSr apply TO GREEN HARDING co. G6 Poydrns street
tp~ ~ ~ maable matter muat pRsg through the Pos,ofc-
destination OF freight all bu marked on the
Negbt without an order from Agents. iy7s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
GALVEST TOW.

VII leave SUNDAY August ?, at 3 o clocs A. d.
EORGALVESTON,I ,INDIANoLA PoRT .a1-rEe
\ iAFAcA and MATAGoRDA BAY-Rcrllar- -S.llLt.kk~.
m Noteana aud ToSA u s. Na pressure Sia1
hew Ani nasnteent steamship MENICO. ]. ThomI.,u
ifr ~ll 'nss nboye Built expressly
~ 'sla N thus ne) with sod fn1r
e e" presents safe mcdnm Of
"in1la and itgara will be- landed
s- hhtagorla b y without charge For .ht or passnv
having elegant aeromundn'ionH apply 10
HARRIS K MORGAN, foot or JBia street,
opposite ile Steamship Ian ling
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
RLADBN SPRINGS, Alabama The - =

uudst snei proprietor Of reelttsi porzlar
springs happy
het-1r Waited aui psrak-u o tssa vae
sn M pahi hstay, shat prtlarsI
praby hrd sell q fhdss
n we ~ ns are norI = That tlg are stlg-l les the
there Is regular sisAnboai uATi glau.
fianisorie
n. QtasAUEsEs ,iatf4as Sprngg.
~ The e2onify adjacent tie spugs PIE
20
rapid Restoration TO hesth Of b sria+hsi invalid.
WATER
liry il.sas- Of the live and klHsyf d whls -
dspeftc MI cilots eHperpc4 shown
| sihe. CONSOR 4 WOOIES. Pfcpfie.lg. fryls 70,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

tn. FraDk IN viii leave Hayre on the 2ai btceniber.
I eAne expressly Government service, Of 300
b, aIs not surIassyd either speed strength comfort
N vessels ahoat lhef el PASSENGERS III" q" nv
most approved kind -.. -
at Southampton both gong and returning they offer
ss rcseng ion advantages other route, IN the
sa1, nv Of both time and money
pi Of passage irem York Southampton liayre fs
H. second class ;.'''''''''''
F,T lIayrc OF SOUTHAMPTON New York hT c!asz so T.
b. second oVVH
Nogasslge secured until paid Tor.
Zsapetencad Surgeon On board. =,
ttsrs and mns pass through tho Poaohee fof
ufisLl OF passage, apply TO -.zz.-
"''s MORTIMER LIVINGSTON Agent, 53 Broadway
WILLIAM lSELlN, Agent, iRyTe.
basm MARTlNEAU, CROskEi Goa Agents, Southampton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
pELL CHENEY spRINGs-The undersigned

T. ELL CHENEY SPRlNGS-The undersigned
Brespeny informs the ppbe that they purchased
Waeng Place have in the
he accommodation visitors. The Spring
the Pine Woods, parish Landry, thirty
OpoIaa, about the distance
miles North Of Bayou Chot. The
qualities ard has proved ecacous
beyond the Zach Of ordinary remedies Tg supplied
the Spring and much by nvsds.
Wild Cat -oring hae the huHr:
Lake, miles IN length, with depth situated
miles and hsi the Springs, attE Trout
pack Of Hounds utHg, aud B4 Esii will b.
TO td vtpfs TIE best Mins Liquors which
market hor viii BE- kept eoal hand. Coaches always
procured Opeiouls aud Whzn transport of
the kpugs uoi AiHc will be lasnhsd Balls
given twice week, untus H and VI hess transport
ladies' to The lks vii Ft tor gre tieatrca foud Of uunng
shoad bring thr suns Fsh7- THkia may purchaed
Syringe. Visitors received Is: MIS- TO igt November
TERMS board:
by tae 1tohth. US w
Ptr Lay 90
Children and servtnts haf pscs.
ltoitHS per rs
NaISlE1 Z BEAUCEiAAIP.
SeOARDlNG.-A very handsomely furnished
zS ROOM the Second Floor the Jesrae
tons the tirst Dsttct tsnsr
eHilsm.n his M, udiresHHg b. 4. ihls
ptce kef-T-uc-s \ hanged, nihzg
a RCADE HOTEL, r. s. MORSE, Pro- Asgsx
~ prietorTba establishment, aiariy sssSE
pubic. will he opened THIS MORNING Monday,
t The hos has been thoroughly pared and uew faruish
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

ssTEAM COMMUNICATION BE- .sSEs1,
~ TWEEN NEW YOkk hNH BtENiES
Mai shoe steamers HANsA. oaT' -ll GEK
MANIA, 1900 tUul, will aAI BIS iJiloNs
GERMASIA. .......... ........... .Aug.ul sept~mb.r1
o.. q.
ss- Passage Newiors BremFirt Cabin ai00 Second
ysf 'as GEitciis co. :, Broad s,ras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

NEW YORK AND llANRE STEAM .zs-+I DIS
NAVIGATION COMPANY. Tie u s. Mail
snsTs hs FRANKLIN, j. A. Woon, commander III Nj
BOLpI p. Lines commander will leave New York, iIayre and
srthvnpop, for the year is58, On the following iayB
E,,r, New York. llIyre, FrUmS Solthampol.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

EOR LIVERPOOL The fine fast sail ,,sEE>
6s American shp NORTH CAROLINA, CAPT Fitasr ~
will quick sJa'rh. For ught
$40 balss Cotton applyto r. WHITNEY CO.. o. Caap s
~ passage apply 10 the Captain eu laar1. afs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
LONDON.

EOR LONDON-(Takcs no Oil Cake, rsf&
L s.i stand. ij-Tts @ sailing Amer At sp PE 1STTe
TER NARCEY Capt Tb0mas having gria part her ~
ergo crgsss VA immediate TAlsh toT balance OF freight,
tly 30 hAds. Iola.to apply
in AsHBRlDGE q 60. 50 81. Challss street.
IL pl.Asa. having sup.ar ilrrishd
nrF}y 4. beard Poet -! Fv Dl-trist. .J-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

EyOR PHILADELPHIA - Penr0se x E.srl-
Tfrt5n's Lne Of Paakss5-ra Ioa Tuu RspAY ~ 60
- 5B.lnt-Ihs regular ia swing ~ tst snip CALEDONIA
I,INN DIR James Rowland, master ta Of her
tr ~ Hot vii as above, TOR t7t ace dff iaefH9 u
w bAGa Cotton, OF The Al.k taeto apfis -
ASHBitI1tr + 4 %. 81 t. Charles street.
-, i, ~ ,.i ,,rss;t4 the Mint. Hui
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
NEW YORK

NOR NEW YORK The A ! very fast sHsslS.
A sailing .t.p FOREST CITY, Allen, master, hay IIIsp
irs barge portion her 20 engaged Wl lay immediate
-TatgA. fer ha- q r.,Shi o. p's'age apply 70
WA. CkEENi, . AHtr4 street,
r.gI or EnGERT. WILLIAMS x 60. - Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

Prince dortschakoff, the commander in chief
OF the Russian invading armies, had addressed
proclamation to the inhabitants Of Moldavia
and Wallachia, of which the following is
synopsis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

t0uT yer cent paid deposits subject to call
paid daily balances not less than s50o
iI paid s time be nIa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

I IME-2000 bbls. Rockland, landing cx brigs
j lsshella, Bermsn and John Cohen, for sale By
JOHN @. .HARDlLL CO., (sasesssots to j. Hayman Coa)
ii and MariguY buiIdiR1s a. Dis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

4 EM0NS-100 ! oxes in store and for sale by
4 myIett IL +. NICHOLS & Ge, " Camp sussL
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SUNDRiEsm---,,
~ HAVANA COFF EE-l50 bags prime;
CLARET-500 e.ses, part choice,
WOODEN WARE-ioO dozen Zinc washboaris $50 dozen
liroOms:
sUGARCuRED HAaIs-75 tiercos Dulfeds and sagg q
Shay's;
PRIME BEEF-i0N barrcls;
RlCE-60tisTees prime;
GROUND COFFEE-l50 boxes, for sale ny
apo 2w CONVERSE Il Co " T,Rouptoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02


CABIN 1ldsL NJ state
Stewards fee included,
limited EuEhr q tlrs' paseng.rs wiz t taken, Piled
prov 5s 1 4nay properly cooked, $40. Carries
S'f..s ii D''' J. NssYMoN % saaay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
LLHERPOOL

LIPERPOOL.
FOR LlVERPOOL.--The A | fast sail IN
l. ilg British ship WARBLER, CAPT. Wy'o;, tayng at&IX
Iaf'e nor cargo engaged, will have q4p dispatch For
hn's Of tf9ght, aIply to
jy. J. II. AsHBRlDGE Co 50 So ctFi.. a,-ss,
Tor LIVERPOOL The fine A fast -
l. sailing American shjp ONWARD, Capt Caas, 49,
londing and viii have q1rk dispatch. For 'fsigLt 200
hAla. Tobacco aui $50 tAlss Cottl o., apply. 90
J. z. WHlTNEY Co, 81 Camp street,
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-urY pANK OF COCHRAN s CO, as Camp

E,tAllshed 40. "'S'i ''
SkNL w COCHRAN, Mobile, Ala.
DR. SAApL 9. COCHRAN, Pekrns county, Ala,
EnWARp COCHRAN, New Orleans ie'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-12

ALLEGED BRIBERY OF THE Pass NY
MADAME SoNTAG.--Since Madame Sontag
herself, in the letter which we printed September
LIST, emphatically denied the truth of the state.
ment that she bad said thai sl5 900 had been paid
to bride the newspapers of this country to her
favor, various statements have been made tending
to throw the responsibility Of subsantiaiing The
charge upon one and another party. Mr. Dyer in
whose paper i first appeared, published a card.
IN which he reduced the amount from $4,000
to between $4,000 and $4,000 Mr. f. b. Helms
muller, has printed a letter from which we ouota
the following: -
was employed by Mr. Ullman some months
during Madame Sontog's engagements IN New
York, and other cities, to attend particularly 10
advertising in the newspapers; and during aft this
ume ! can truly say that no money was ever de-
manded Of, or paid to me by No press. except
ior advertising, and for which took the receipts
Of the cashiefs Of the various Offices. And during
oil my arrangements, for six yeurs IN tho United
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-12

For Prescriptions and Physicians use, fypa the most
reliable sources in Boston and Neao York, can be
foen1d at the Store Of Leeis T. Lazell, POI Main
Street.
Every one who is any cOnvessant with Drugs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty Of finding an ar,i
Gle perfectly free from aduteraon. Especially is this
tie case wilh those in general use winch an Others
should he as pure possible 1t has been for wears
aud now is my aim, 10 purchase none but the best
Drngs-Lhose which may be relied upon, aud all may
feel confident Of he purify Of every article obtained at
my establishment. trust that discriminating public
VIII continue 10 sustain in my endeayors BY their
phronase assuring them thai very article will he held
as represented. PLY siciaHs prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours OF HE day anAnght
Iyl daWf l.. T. LAZEI,I,, Anothecarv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-12
Latest uropean News.

There have been riots at Genoa iu consequence
of the high price of bread The military were
called out.
lRELAND.-Engineer and vaIuators are to be
Immediately spread over Ireland to take new
valuation OF the property, as a basis for evying
taxes, including the income tax. The receipts at
the Dublin Exhibition are now close up to the
paying point; 5000 to 5000 visitors is about the
daily average. The chancellor, Lord Campbell,
had given dinner to the tenantry On his newly
acquired Irish estates. Some of the English pa
pers speak OF 1t as ''the advent Of new era in
Irish hslory!''
tRANcE.-The questions Of the day are the
state ofthe crops; The measures taken BY the
government to provide against any deficiency of
food, and the vast commercial speculations that
are on the tapis There is strong feeling of an.
noyance among those who think as the emperor
Is supposed tn do, on the subject of the Belgium
matrimonial alliance with Austria. An article in
the Constitutional, signed by NJ de Cessna ven
lures to treat of the subject in manner that
hints significantly that the natural boundary of
France Is the Rhine. The absence of the French
minister from the ceremony was noticed and
commented on unfavorably at Brussels
The EAsT.-The Espena publishes letters
from Manila, June 18th, containing accounts Of
the operations of Col Moriano Osceriz, in the sea
Of Jeio. against the pirates who infested its coast
With the boats from his steamships, he killed 80
Of the pirates, took 200 prisoners, and liberated SO
Christians from slavery.
lrALY.-The Piedmontese Gazette duotes a
letter from spezzia, dilating on The magnlfceuce
OF the ball given TO the regning queen of Pied
mont, by the officers Of the frigate Cumberland.
"The Italian and American colors were every
where united, and, J." saws the account ''the Ita.
ian flag held The place Of honor The cordiality
OF The Americans on the occasion equapd their
magnhoence. Among the Americans was the
brave commander ofthe corvette ST. Louis, which
had arrived in the Guf''
Fifty eight vessels laden with wheat entered
the port of Leghorn from LIST TO 4th August.
Nearly one half were Greek vessels
II has been announced by telegraph from Rome
that some agents Of Mazzini's were arrested there
during the night of August Ia. These prisoners
are 20 in all, including some emissares from
Genoa. The charge against these unlorlunates is
that they intended to take advantage Of the 18th,
when the French troops were celebrating The fete
DIST. Napoleon 10 attempt coup like that which
recently failed at Maa.
The citizens and refugees of Spezza had com
pllmented Capt Ingraham for his conductin the
Smyrna affair.
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Meeting of the Free Democracy.
On Saturday evening" the Free Democracy Of
Worcester assembled at the Horticultural Hall, Tor
the purpose Of electng delegates TO the State Con-
vention OF the party, at Flchburg,on the 18th inst.
The meeting was called to order by Oliver Harring-
ton, and E. B. Sloddard was chosen Secretary.
A committee of one from each Ward was then
appointed. to nominate list OF delegates, who re-
ported the following:
Delegates at Large-CharIes Allen, Oliver Har-
riug,on, Henry Chaplin, John Nj. Earle, Ebenezer
Collier, DR.. 0. Martin, E. B. Sloddard.
Delegates from each Ward.
Ward |. George w. Russell.
2. I. X. Earle
&c 3. Jonas White.
&c A. John F. Burbank.
5. F. G. Watkins.
6. Isaac Goddard.
Z. w. w. Rice.
s. George f. Hoar.
Substitutes at Large-Charles White, Samuel N.
Blood, Charles Davis, Edwin Draper, George w.
Estabrook, Jesse B. Wheeler, Henry II. Cham.
berlin.
Substitutes for Wards.
Ward l. Constant Shepard.
a." 2. Edward Earle.
1" 3. James F Es,ey.
=" A. John s. Clark.
" 5. David Woodward, Jr.
g. George Geer
Z. E. H. Simmons.
:" s, George F. Thompson.
Voted unanimously 10 accept The report, and the
meeting adjourned.
- Such of the delegates chosen cannot at.
tend, are requested 10 give immediate notice to E.
b. Stoddard sec'y of the meeting, order that the
Substitutes may be notified