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From the Christian telegraph
HE'S NOBODY BUT A PRINTER.
By G. H. C. wILLINGHAM,

ooh {! he's nobody but a printer" ex-
claimed Miss Ellen Dupree, q flirting and
foppish girl, to one of her female friends,
who was speaking in terms of praise and
cemmendatiou of MIR. Barton Williams, a
young AID very intelligent printer
"Well, Miss Ellen, you seem to speak as
though printer was not entitled to respec-
liability. 1 hope you'll explain YOURSELF"
replied Miss Mary Crossman.
"Well, / hope you'll excuse me. I do
not think it becoming for a young man who
has to labor for living, to Try to move in
the society of those who are his superiors
And moreover, he might win the affections
of girl superior to him in worth and rank;
and then do you think her parents would be
pleased? l know I would rather live an
old maid all my days than marry poor
printer-a man who has to toll day and
night aud then, Oh to think Of being
ranked among tue poor!" whined out Miss
Dupree.
''Then you think that they are beneath
you" ... .-...... -t
eyes, ma'am, of course"
''Both in worth and intellect, too, sup
pose; do you not?
eyes, cverythingn'
care you superior to Franklin, to q
Blackstone, to a Campbell, and many other
eminent men who were printers! Or do
you believe your intellectual powers soar
above those Of Greely or O Willis, ana
many other distinguished printers of the
present day p"
80, now and then your may come across
one that is respectable; but they are Sew
and far between And rs to Mr.. Williams,
do not consider him Franklin or Black
stone, or any one else much
''Nor do l consider him a Franklin or
Blackstone either; but l do think him
very intelligent and handsome, young man,
and worthy of any young lady's attention,
and expect to treat him as such"
'Well, expect to consider him beneath
my notice.
"Now, Miss Dupree, think you ought
to reflect upon what you are saying, and
have some regard to my feelings. You
know not what on may come to, before you
die.''
"Well, I don't think shall ever come to
be the wife Of printer, or anybody who
has to labor; nor do intend to countenance
such either"
Miss Crossman remained silent for some
time, while her face reddened with indigua-
ton. Mr. Williams was her lover, and a
very good looking man be was. He was of
ordinary size, fair complexion, dark hair,
beautiful whiskers Of jet black, and high
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gwen, un.esS it be trial OF thi- wonderful lln1np-
.!u'' Vegetable lin; ture.
let III afflicted read read!
BA;RSLLynLE, AL,EGASY County, (Md.
May 1. 1852.
H. 1rxsrs hWttmer q .kotutray:
DEAR sIks: iu jus.lc, to i,r llamr.op's Vegetable
Hictnra, wish 20 form you that WAS taken sick
n the ed day of january last, with affection Of
~he stomach bswals. ,ni kllLe,s. l was attended
by Jour eminent pny slclan for mere than two
m"nths-ali T., title effect. had 81 me know.
edge of the great virtue in Hamttons Tiucture from
me bottle w..;. h my wife lad taken two years
sin
l came tie conclusion that would take no
m"rpEied' 'ife tro,n my pl.. scisn>, but try the
.incture: and am happy To inform you had not
taken 1t "" day bei;re Eel its powerful IN.
runnce upon my stomach. ! have continued usng
tn" Tincture, asd able to leave my room, anu
cas-, eat ANY common diet witrOut much inctIve-
ni"nce or pressure on my strEiach
The attiice ed Or their friends daily visiting me-
10 learn 1t the crest virtue there Is i'll this Tiicture
i iIam tons.
xprt TO end you sew: raj certlfi ates in few days
me esp 'cialIy from young lady who has been con
fneI to her twelve months. with disease of
he he'd. affecting the braiu.
hespe tfuliy your. L. ". HALL
.in the p"rmancy # the cure hear him sti;
another letter from the above!
BAsRELLvILLE sLLEGAsr County. (Ni.)
.f Ociobcr Il, 1867 .
Bessrs mortimer d .horbray:
DEAR >lgs am happy to inf rm you that this
lay finds me in the enjoyment good tealth by
th. OF your fiamptnu> iinc, and the bessiig
II God. i eDabitd pursue my daily
tiors a usual aut great desire th", the
afflicted should know the great iv powers Of tie
iiucture.
am with respect, yours, E. ". HALL.
THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by
4amptrhs Vegesa lie 1incture most respect
arI ri.izelis-Ilen we'll Known and tred-we chal.
enge the wOr:j 20 show anything r-cor'i in ne'ii
cine to equal MdGy huna,eis WiO hare felt Its heat
ing PAGERS bear tie sahs tesla nrn5.
BuTIMonE, July 6, 1s52,
MsssrS. Mrtneer If .Rc1p0rdy: Gents Last Sep
tediFtr was atGcke, with ryaipelas, ir,.m which
l:eaitu ulcer formed my ri.ht leg. Getting bet
E'r Of this. last November took 'itep cold, whcf,
led to what my ply sicii.n told WAS bilious
e1 aud painful cough. having rest day or night,
anu constantly throwing up from my lungs a Thick
matter. | b,eaule much enlaciatei, growing weaker
every day, and kerpig my bed The greater part oil the
time. Ny friends thought ! had the consumption.
and at times also of the opinion. At tins
stage of my disease, If having lre, many and
rious remedies without ss friend adviser! me
try DR.. HAMPTOS'S VEGETABLE TlNCURE.
and pr. cured a bottle. which pronounce the
greatest ue,ticine 1 ever took Before had taken
halt the cnnnrts of ne bottle | felt much
proved and now, having take, bu. t,co bottes, my
eoasa and pains hare entirely left me, and
blei to attend to business. | truly say that,
with the blessing Of God. | have BEEN restored to
The health now enjoy by the uee OF thi' most i'll
valuable medicine. Yours. f.SLhY kUth,
Schroeder, Saratoga street.
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E. C. CARRINGT0N.

Alto ney and COu"selfer-at.Law
DRACTICES in all the Courts Of the District, and
i attend. to the prosecution OF C!sims before Con-
gr.sss an the Executive Departments
80 Office, east wing Of the City Hall.
feb IT. " ..f
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HANDSOHE ROO S.-Two neat a.: con-
Ill ve'.ienr ocms lar and bedr' ON, can
be UbtailIed able terms. if appii zion is
made imm diateiy. at he h ,use known as Buffers
Hotel.'' street, 18th, south ride.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
I WOULD NOT BE A BOY AGAIN.
BY K. G. D,

BY K. c. d.
would not be boy again.
Ard know the gri-fs of fchildhood's years,
by boyhood was an age of pain
hich had NO sunshine r its tears:
For e'er ten summers warmed my bleod,
And gave my soul taste for JOY,
My heart was stepped IN sorrows food!
Alas! was an Orphan Boy
My fathers death, ah! cruel blow!
Oerwhelmed my mothers tender heart;
She died, and all the joys th.,t flow
F'om happy hom did hen depart;
And though felt no pinching need,
Such as the abjert poors distress,
Yet oft, alas my heart would bleed,
Because met no kind caress.
Mid strangers was doomed to dwell,
And f'el the bitterness Of f.te;
For ah for one SO young tits hell
1nstesd Of love, tx Larn to hate.
My childhood, like turbid stream,
Flowed ever on without joy;
For though love-star lit my dream,
Alas! woke an Orphan Boy
And foul injustice stirred to rage,
Aud thoughts of wrath oppressed my heart,
lproyed devoutly T the age
When helpless childhood should depart.
would not be a boy again.
With ardent soul and feeble hand,
For all the treasures of the main,
And all the ric es # the land
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3. II. LASKEY,
Attorney and C0un- -eller.at-Law.

DRACTiCfS in the Courts of the District, and
l. prosecutes caims of every description before the
several Executive Departments and before Congress.
f1- Office on Loui>iana avenue near Sixth street
dec 30
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"uu Pioniihout tioicheau-iANeiy anu lntelu-
gent in conversation, and fluent aud affable
in his address
A gentle rap was heard at the door, and
the servant Immediately announced Mr..
Williams. He entered the parlor, and Miss
Crossman rose and introduced them
Miss Dupree, Mr.. Williams"
Miss Dupree affected to be polite, return
ed slight bow, and coolly said
''Good evening sir"
Mr.. Williams and Miss Crossman convers-
ed freely-mosly upon literary subjects,
upon which both were we'll posted, and, Of
course, they entertained each other pleas
antly, while Miss Dupree sat as though she
was in despair-now and then giving lazy
nod of assent or dissent to any and every
thing said to her. Mr.. Williams was gone,
and Miss Dupree turned to Miss Crossman
and said ..
'.iary, am really astonished at you.
You are certainly in love with that fellow.
Well, you may do as you like, but assure
you I'll never condescend to keep company
with printer" mumbled Miss Dupree.
Miss Dupree took her leave, and Miss
Crossman was left to think of 'loye and
matrcmony,' and her future bliss.
THE SEQUEL.
Ten years were past. A man and his.
wife were seated before blazing FIRE. The
evening was extremely cold, and the wind
blew fierce and keen. Yes, and the editor
Of the Tribune was housed, with his wife,
in their stately mansion, furnished in the
finest style, and lighted brilliantly with
costly chandeliers. They were the happy
parents of four intelligent and interesting
children. 1t was about an hour after sun
down, and the bell had rang for tea. A
rap was heard at the street door, and upon
opening it, there stood woman, pale and
detected, and apparently not far from the
grave. She had with her three ragged
children, shivering with cold. The gentle
man and his lady kindly asked them in to
the fire.
"Sir," said the poor woman, "win you
be pleased to give me little money to buy
some bread for my hungry children? My
husband has been drinking for the last three
weeks, and left me without morsel to give
these poor innocents, or any fuel to keep
them warm,' and wept bitterly.
"Where do you live maam ?" said th
gentleman.
"In the garret of the old Phoenix Hotel,
sir"
''How long has your husband been addic-
ted to drinking?" asked the gentleman's
wife.
"About three years."
Madam" rejoined the generous editor
81 am truly sorry for you, and of course
shall bestow upon you such charity as I
think you deserve. win you relate your
misfortuues! always feel deep sympathy
| fnr the unfnrtupafe f.
mime is sad story. was brought up
in afflueDce; my father was wealthy mer-
chant in Catham street. My husband was
also rich when VIC were married We took
a tour to Europe and returned home, an6
We lived happily and prosperously for two
years. Mr.. Brooks was gay and fashion
able young man. He spent money freely,
and We lived extravagantly. Three years
more, and he was considerably on the d.
clining ground; and finally, by high living
and unnecessary expenditures of money, We
were dispossessed of our home and reduced
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.,I-:t "'ed l. spare 10 expense iu making fheif
rryfS - up e''In,ic7e of th- justly lehrat'd
rs,h :, u Init T. tsotn Uia,uond tn tHgiish. tn
.l1.;aFS pt:icnla"is y wife attention. t
xsk '1PiS iii d., nuEierous additions To hen
I... ea'cF fy-s. ';nrdrrs ,.rhasn !lr !th. il
"a h.:' = ""~ univ ,led IL the Unit d >t,tes !:
'hProTc'i methods uf rasting. I'd OF pre-
s,,, "rt'' ~, hi. thgm Il t,,r i'm orders In
pSe t'Ls re ratif.eli.u
pIesSes Eases. stands Chsses. Gall "
- 80 INA, Hnd very rtirle uSed in printing nt
,-,S eah'iv on hand at thr owest rates.
e,n, ''resses. and Type used enty in stereo
'%i' Sa at reduced prices. = ne
ss-i =, ramp phlefs Music Labels &C., &C., st,ree
i@h cnrrect"ess and dsspsch -.
tS,o p-cifnen Bnoks will he rsent tn Printers who
ie % u''Se oruers L. JOHNSON 4 10, se.
+''~'' No. 5ans0m street.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :

.r5,:ribars served by the carriers a: six
,...f, + week. payable weekly. To mail sub
..r;b.r. So % year; 81 tor six months.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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A CHEAP AND GOOD FAMILY PAPER.
THE WEEKLY PENNSYLVANIA

l. published by WM H. lloPe, ut IS south Third
street Philadelphia, at the low price ONE DOLLAR
A YEAR.
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Daily
EYENING STAR.
sas.ts4ED EvaaY AFTERNOON,

:EX ,EPf StNDAY.)
"a S;a street, soath Of Pana. avenue,
BI JOSEPH g. TATE.
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.I!aaaiphia Type and st r.otype f'onndr;

.u''criIer WorlIc call he attention o; Printer
liz, Viz Greatly reduced prices of the present list
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GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!

A!liH SucD testimony, n" stronger proof can be
gwen, un eSS it be trial OF th- wonderful Hnln.-
.,:u'' Vegetable lin ture.
let ,hr afflicted read. read!
H.;RsLLynLE, AL.EaAsY COUNTY, (dd.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Arrived from New.York Dec. q Harriet, q, Genoa Hand
At Maseill,s Soth, VIM. Tell st Hayre Jan. T. WRIGHT
snd Emperor, At Belfast ID Onont al Liverpool Sd, CO
lumbA st do 5th, Ska At London; American Union, a:
LiyerPool Arctic, lsteamerl az do 6jh, A. T., A. do
Arrived from Boston Dec. u, Minstrel Sawyer, ~ --i
I'D Patte Ann, al L.sbon Jan 2 Scene, 81 GEayesnd
"a, :. :. Msgara, gt Liverpool.
Arn,ed iTom Philadelphia Dec n Harriet at Gibraltar
Arrived from Baltimore Deo. ~ FigaTO, q BremsThaycn
Jan. 2 Clara, at Gravesend 5,h Acadia, az Loudsn.
Arrived Goni New Orleans Dec H. Joseph Mania AZ Bar
,eoua 2.d Rari,sn az Gibraltar 25th. villa dc MoraX
Lisbon; Sth Ann Johasou and Georgc Eurico Al sneva
Montreal az Marselles; Jan l. Pyramid Auwprp Ma.
sthon, Li,erpool; Rebeoca $; -; I'd Alex Grant 1t
Liverpool; sd tempest at do a. Jane y Waish AZ Ha'E
Isaac Bel al liavre 9Th, OlbeIs az Lycspool 9th Ju
mus 90 Brcnorhaven.
Arrived from Norfolk s5th Emma. At reael
Arrived from Savannah 29th, AIcle, az TIC Clyde 3d.
Chemplan, at Liverpool Oh Allen, al do.
Arrived from Charleston Il. Mare AZ BrenenhAven: ls
Seele az llsvrc Castlton ID, Massachusetts,; Sd Mar
neT all in the Clyde 9th Laurel and Amelia Liverpool
Sailed for New-Nork Dec, ., Josephus from Gibraltar
CLEARED ID New-lerk irom Liverpool, John MerTick
nom Newport; ath Hermann (s.esner) from SouliAmp
ton tsnd put back tn 9th, Sir Robert Peel ana D.
uial ir0m London; West Point and Lillian, tTom Liver
pool
Sailed for Bosson..d Bell Rock, from LiverpooL
Sailed for Philadelphia 9th steamer City Glasgow
ON Lyespool (but put back wta damAse 10 her quarter
tAying been IN coliision)
Sailed for BAtnlOre n Empress from Isyerpool
Sailed tor New.OTleans lst Broom, from Glaysseud
az Snmroo nom Liverpool; 81. Tsnuin and Yankee
hlaae; nom Cardiff; 9Th, NewZeslander and Monicaln
Sailed for Mohlle lst Sir Harry smith, frsn Liverpool;
q. Rouacker, fom the Give
sailed tor san Francisco Sd. Anstta from Ca-tia
psasters-f ut back 20 Newport I'd Nay iOr Now Y0k
ARC 20 repair Sd Mama for NewYork leakv
To Belfast Sd Forest Queen for Boston, with les OF - IL.
fsneite tor Newly OK with sais spit
To the Themes Sst, ChanDcey Jerome U1 Mobile WIKI
90 OF sails (second tirne)
:, 10 BRISTOL Jan l, James Eccmh nut In l.; Henry \
S'11lth, for New -Oresns-sSils split
a sais ~ 49, '' A'N~A 49, >-'"' 'A'-N'' WIN US
,t ,san his kone, from Wilmiusto, 70 Lysrpeol 20
~ 81 I heT oyheaa Crew saved.
A. .Se lse were picked up number OF casks Of hgan-
Ntw-lork 9'f " NVVei' " ash i@V-D pVNs~'tA 20.
W esek to Liverpool 9Th John for Savannah: Hope
oeoo~n tor fhiadslphls both hsd been Ia collision ,yitb
- C S-o slghy damaged; Ebhs Rrshe fos Mobile:
sged eN"' ~ ''N'''s'iN~ fua''s' uau'-
'S - % Yarmouth, 5th, PriDcess Victoria fsoin
hschsrSe f 80" wa D Gems Vh A-e ll'a'
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Liverpool Produce Market.

ff- Fr1kers. tIrcn1r
ASHEsA moderate business, az q Tor Pots and p for
Pearls.
REsIE-2O00 bbls. American Common brought $500 p.
go bbis good rough TURPENTNE sold A. II Spns worth
80, and none IA market
0ms-4OO tuDs Palm sold at R321 R32 TO- United States
steady In Seal, fair bufiness cong, a. &57G&T l0
Rape, 90 9057l
RcE-No sales Of Carolina. East India rather lover.
DYFwooDs-l20 runs Campeachy LOgwood sold at auc-
ton Of sc l7i6. so tuns Domingo az ~ lOi.
SUGAR IN good demand this week A. full prices clT-e
Of Brown Bahia realized II 9, stlOat for en- OutpOt.
MoLAssEs-NO transaction reported
TEA limited business IN common COngOn-ln inner
ouoities there have been some sales al iull rates.
COTFEE-HothiRg doing
HlpEs-Nothne done. East India dry s1teriel dull.
QUFRclTRoS BARK-50 hhds Philadelphia sold A. 81.
HEMP-Bsltic al auction to-day advanced 10 q tu0.
FKEIcHTs are dull and lower rates taken.
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EIAYTI.
Private Instructions OF HIP. Webster to Mr..
walsh.

sosf,sg,Lds.ceo o. he y. 1rbsr-.
PoET Al PRncE, Wednesday. Dec. -, lsj2
Accident has thrown into my hands q copy OF
2 document which can hardly fail 10 be Of inter-
est ia the United States. As TIE Tribune has
hitherto almost alone in the American press,
exhibited a disposition % be Just 70 Hayti,
trust that il will not hesitate 10 give publicity
10 this authentic revelation Of the character OF
the course pursued by the American Executive,
Wing or Democratic, toward this people and
Government. The document is nothing less
than the private instructions given by Mr. Web
ster 10 Mr. Walsh, when sending him here in
concert with the British and French Consuls, 10
conduct what was called mediation between
Hayti and the Dominican insurgents. How j
became possessed of il, there is no occasion
here 70 state, enough that It's genuineness can
not be denied, and that i casts a hOod OF light
upon the meannesses Of American diplomacy
II is As follows:
pEPARrNySr or SrArE
WASHINGTON, Jan "a, 1-JL
SiR ArlOu-h n the leer Of the Department Of ne
date you are directed 70 be governed n Jour pf)eea
inys IN - Domingo BY the views exprsasei n me IL
s,IuetiOns OF Sir Henry L. BGwer % NJ Usasf 20 Is
tie lser nav conceive those -nsrrrcoas 10 w1rs1t
htr IN demanding from the Dominican hepsblel n De-
haaf Of the Emperor sOalCuque, CONCESSIONS WLen
Welded, would, II = believed trench upon ne -
reh-s OF that Republic and would therefore render inse
cure any peace which may Be established get"esn ne
uares il L deemed advisable 70 advert 70 tnose pot
n order hat you may endeavor 70 resist hem so TAR a.
yo1, can ennpatsly nh the RAIN object OF your Ills
ron II j. probable ha, 5oUIouque may require al ex
tension q Be- dominOus 20 o. % include part OF the
terrtory formerly belonging " the Spanish quarter OF
he ISLAND but now embraced within the terr-ory q;
he Dominican Republic Tais preteuzOn VIII L u pre-
s1Iues be 80 Up the ground that the population OF
sb Frelch part Of the island i much more numerous
man thar q the Spanish psTr and ye, a the number
sria.c g.c' emDrscs D! ~ .yr1l = cy-s.teraiiy
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The Pacific Telegraph.

WAsHEGrOE, Friday, Jan p. ls5j
The Committee On Territories, it IL said, are
urocressng rapidly in the matter Of the Pacific Tele
grarh Corupa1.v The proposition Of Messrs Alden &
Td3v has been very well received among the members
a both House, and II the Committee report favorably
lof which there seems 20 be l'e doubt tn bl VII
rss projectors say they rady 70 pledge them
solves 10 m The first message through 70 san Francisco
in less thsn eighteen moths rom the date Of the grant
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ofiicers of the American Celoniz,,i., socic,,

ro >'stt>SFoN, Friday, Jan. 81 ISIS
Inc AMERICAN Colonization Society have
SeStS1 tne ~a9v iSg NieePresdcsts, in addition 10
wear; " -
Hon Edward EyeTet Of Massachusetts, Hon Wash.
ingion Hunt New-l orr Hoa. Jossea A Wri-S-
Hon Geo. T. Foot NewJerscy Hon Ranb 49,. 49,
soil Connecticut Gen John :. Darcy, Ncvs.Isrs'.,
Benz. SilhnSn, L. L. d., Conneciicui don Joscn5 +
lnserson Peunsylvanis Hon. Edward Coles Pe..,nssf
vaais Rev. Howard MscoIn, h. H., Pennsylvania Rsy
J. p BurSiin, u. d, Pennsylvania Edward Mc(;ehss
ahss Thomas Henderson Esq, Mis- Dsniel TS,n,
h0ll Esq, la Hon Thomss II. Seymour, CsRa. Hon
Samuel r. V.nlon Ohio.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE


Messr. Dennisfon aid Cos Circaar says IhsIs = ~,
ro3e rate demand freely met by holders with day Z.
Of sbout 90 bales ard prices remain 0n2ofe e1C
lar Mob3ea vhjch are lower TIE weeks s4e. h..e
been 81 900 bales including 30 on s?ecua19o az ~ IL
export To-day 7tl The merset oouan9ea 3ue s,, 1g
"a bss, The closing qu0tgtious are, far Oieafs ~
y,;S5lrg 10 is 9I6ths: far Mobiles, i5l; midiug eo'
Is 7.i6s far Upiands "a Ileang d. o4 :. iI Tyr
4Sosoi Z. To- 90 bsles ssanst l35 90 ias year.
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TURKEY

Some severe diminishing has taken place be- ,
tween ,be Turks and Moq:e2esT,e e hs and the
zoe Lets .5,,enerrines also great B1tn pariie-
ioss o. tne S,es, inc truce, and 27)0 men from the
ao,zs :, have joned the MonieDegrinea
hsf Tgs IgrJxrgh Gazette says the Porte has o.
s.aIv announced the Dlocksde ofthe Coast o. ALBANIA
and de Turkish feet had sailed ior the Adfic % 'l''
fo-re II
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LiyerpooI Provision Market.


in BEEF this week hnEDess has been only 70 moderate
extent but very firm feeling exists and the inquiries lead
az 10 expect increased ses There have been considerable
sales OF Trench PORg extreme prices BACON y scalce
and held for an advance Of A.. LARD s end mss adj
vanced 2U3 60 isnow cd for fine. Sula parcels OF
CHBEsE have auived, bat not yet landed. TALLow
has rallied under speculation and prices are higher
LIHsEED CAKE fat aud 81 lower. BFEF-U. ;. Prime
Mess g7jGaiOj; Ordinary so ass. No American Peak.
Hans or BLcOE CnEEsE, q. s, 80 5os Mddng and
Ordinary 41(0S4i. TALLow, 80 ofGi.
APPLfS-CIeo BsdeI ach reports plentiful supply and
no improvement ia pr ordinary qualities range from
m Tof
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The NEGOTIATIONS between Austrla ana H. -
~ (l,o,,r-i veciprocity IRE sad 70 be % ~,
advanced tha, Pr,lssis has sent q eircuiai Oh 'D'
10 tie German pOweTs psris Is. BIZ
cisin Of fort. -. ;,,,,or;aI defender
General Won PuclDer the ImPer''i u'''''''''
II Trnr.sr lYsria IN Isls, . ooa1.
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Mr. Potx remarked. since have discog-
ed the presrt 4 the Ur,ed states joins his voi,s
-it thai of tie nation n condemnation OF the publ
cs,5op Of Ire Cuban correspondence, wI-ht-sN my
u1O.i0n ~ recOrlsider.
Mr. BAYLY expressed t0e nope that the Eio-
To- - rar he d5crren, o. he Committee on Foreign
tfsf-s would be considered There was 10 occasion
for this and tbas the document world be AID on tie
tsblran printed Agreed 20.
The House then adjourned I'll Monday
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EiyerpoOI Corn Market.

Dennistoun & Co. report the market for BREADsTyfts
continued transactions beng Hunted 70 decline on tnr
week Of z = bush. on WHEAT, IS & DBL on ELoCk ena
on Cow The weather being stormy, Western Cana
TLoJH il quoted II q an g. Baltimore and Pme4elpD4
27Jga2si 9 Ohio q G29 Sour q '6nEHs, White WHEAT
7 Sib76. Red and Mixed 5U7A yellow and Mixed CoR'
Us lGaS5i White S5i ash.
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1u,e Rhode Island Scnatorsbip.

PROVIDENCE, tTltsy. Jan u, lSJJ
The Senate by vote Of 10 10 II, indefinitely
postponed the invitation Ofthe House TO Join in grand
Committee for tae election of Senator. This prob
ably seles the senatorisl auction for TIE sess9n
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THE Auericn at Halifax, outward bound
Nova Scotia Legislature.

ElLUAx, Friday, Jan. 2l l5,l
The steamer America arrived here at ,
o'clock and sailed at tGis morning for liverpool
The session Of the Nova Scotia Legislature
commenced Yesterday but business Of consequences
hss been vet brought forward The Governors speech
Il uoncommittsl on the topics Of the hsheries recpro
Il f,o1 &c