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'of debts arising from the erection Of public
buildings or out Of the construction Of roads
or bridges which shall be and remain, after
the division, within the limits Of the other
county. And Of the other debts they shall
apportion 10 each county such share Of
the indebtedness a. may be Just and equita-
bile, taking into consideration the populsr
tion Of such portions Of territoryso form
ing q part Of the said counties while %
united, and also the relative advantages
derived from the old county organization.
Sec. 8. In case the two auditors can
not agree, they shall call third perscn
not Q citizen Of either county, or in any
other manner interested, whose decision
shall be binding. In case they cannot
agree upon such third person they shall
each name one and decide BY lot which
It shall be. yi,...,.
Sec. 4. The Auditor Of the county IN
debted upon such decision, shall give To
the Auditor Of the other county bis order
upon the treasurer for the amount to be
paid out Of the proper fund as in other ca
ses, aud also make out transfer Of sneh
property as shall be assigned TO either
county.
Sec. s. All portions Of the act to which
this Is supplemental are hereby repealed.
Passed April -, 1854. -s1i M
Icertify the foregoing d true copy Of
the original act. ....f d.
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AN ACT supplementary TO an act entitled "An &C,
relative 70 counties, and TO repeal certain portions
thereof."i ..--.'
Sec. /. Be It enacted BY ihe Legislative
Assembly Of tie Territory Of WaGAiAeton,
That whenever q new county shall be or
shall have been organized over territory
which shall have been included within the
limits Of any other,county or counties, the
new county shall be liable for . reasonable
proportion Of the debts Of the county from
which it was taken, and entitled to itS pro-
portion Of the property Of the county.
Sec. Q, The auditor Of the old county
shall give the auditor Of the new county
reasonable notice to meet him on o certain
daYrat he county seat Of the old county,
other convenient place, to settle
the amount which the new
, 1854-12-23

AN ACT supplementary 70 an act entitled "An act
relative TO counties, and 10 repeal certain portions
~
, 1854-12-23

SecTetary Of Tie Territory Of WasEi1gtOa.
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cation Of the fsnd numb q inspscfors N r.iwavs
are dispensed with as unnecessary and expensive.
Don Jose Cayeda is appointed Director General Of
culture, Industry and Commerce. vice Don Juan de In
Cruz Osses Don Ramon Gil de Ia Cuadra replaces the
Condo de Qunto Director Of the National Museum 81
ernorshp of the Bank Of San Fernando and Don Diego
de Misr to the Vice Governorship.
ODonnels division the insurgents Of the 28th June)
will not enter Madrid until tomorrow Early in the
morning they will hear the field Of Vicalvaro,
and will march in before 0'Donnell goes out to
place himself at their head.
To accelerate the arming Of the National Guard the
has ordered the purchase Of 10000 muskets
in Belgium.
General Dulce arrived at Barcelona the 14th instant
BAYoNNE, 2Ist.-The disarming has commenced at Ma
drid General Dulce has taken possession Of the COM
mand of Catalonia With the exception of the cholera
which is raging rather badly the situation Of Barcelona
is toleraby satisfactory.
RUSSIA.
The Presse has letters of the 18th from Warsaw and
Of the 10th from St. Petersburgh The Emperor Nicholas
is much better in health and conferred nearly half Of the
night of the 9th with Count Nesserode who had received
most important dispatches. Gen. Adlerbergs unfavo-
rable report Of the of the Danuban army led to the
order for the evacuation of the Princpates AS
1t was known that troops had been sent to the Baltic the
guard which marching to the South received orders
to return to St Petersburgh TWAS thought that Russia
was on the eve of rupture with Sweden.
Prince Paskiewitsch hos been generassimo of the
tive army since the 10Th of August Prince Gortschako
Will have the command of an army corps in Bessarabia
but under the marshal. Prince Paskiewitsch will him
self command the grenader corps and the first
infantry corps Gen. Count Rudger remains stakeholder
OF Poland ad interim. Considerable bodies Of troops
are sent from Southern Russia to the Crimea
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYDROMAGEN,
Or Water proof Anti Consumptive Cork Soles,
- MANUFACTURED ny

HARCOURT, BRADLEY &C0.
n Market street, Manchester.
Principal Warehouse 102 Wood street. Cheapsde, London,
England.
American establishments So Ann street and I02 Nassau
street. Now York, U. s.
Il feet from damp cold, and therefore preventive of
lung diseases without any doctorng whatever The
Hydromagen in the form Of SOLE and inside the boot
SHOE Its indicated character is powerful antidote
disease "% ~ '
For gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm, and
healthy in the coolest raines weather
cannot become wef the inserted Ladies
the hest soed boots shoes in the most ncement
weather with impunty; while consumption, prevalent
among the young of country may be thwared by their
general adoption They entirely supersede overshoes
the latter the feet perspe in very unhealthy
and besides not dangerous pedestrians in
icy weather. like India-rubbers While the latter The
feet to appear extremely large the Hydromagen, being
does not increase the size of the boot the foot
pear untdy To children they extremely valuable az
they in exercise with comfort and healthy eocts
Their expense slight need menop besides,
those who patronise them win find their yearly doctors bills
much diminished thereby
As the Hydromagen becoming known its sale is in
creasing almost incredible Last year in LON
don, Manchester Birmingham, Liverpool Glasgow, Leeds,
reached pairs Cork Solos, This year the number
will far surpass that.
the Faculty their opinion of their value preventive
for Coughs Colds Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption.
Mems size, per pair, 80 cents
Boys and misses size, per pair, Is cents
Noce.-From the retail prices make very liberal al
lowance to obbers and wholesalers that storekeoper
make fine profit their SALE while they article
that may be kept any store among any class of goods
HARcoURT, BRADLEY co.
sep 9-3md&w 3s Ann street, New York.
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TIL E CHI Es T.

SIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, MD.
The eminent Medical Practitioner has left valuable Legacy
.. to the world in his
Great Preventive of Consumption
AND UNFAILING CURE FOR PULMONARY DISEASES,
WITHOUT THE USE OF MEDICINE.
Sir A c., Bart, invented and advised the Of the
MEDiCATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
To all persons, of all ages and conditions certain and
safe shield against those fearful diseases Consumption Bron
chits, Asthma Coughs Colds, and other Affections of the
lungs which exposed chest
"The Proecoris simply chemically prepared fur, lined
with silk and padded which, suspended from the neck covers
the chest in agreeable that worm becomes
"The Protector" although but recently introduced into
the Canadas, South America and the West Indies It has
for long time been staple article in England and on the
continent Of Europe while has grown many countries TO
the position Of an article Of dress.
To demonstrate these inquire of any English resident
your vicinity Of his knowledge of eneca effects Of
wearing the Protector without tdoctong Of any
kind The cost Of wearing these articles Is trae and
will last years. No who values the health OF
himself his family will be without them. Tho hospitals in
this country not alone recommending them, but rapidly
introducing them Harcour Bradley Co., Of London and
Manchester England originally entrusted with the
Of the Protectors by the amened Dr. Cooper and
continue to manufacture according TO his original
and therefore recommend those who would the Pro-
tectors" to see to their being genuine.
Is Remember this is staple article, and no Patens
Medicine.
RETAIL PRICES.
Gentlemens sixe..... so eacn.
p Ladies % 40
HARC9URT, BRADLEY co.
3s Ann street and lo2 Nassau street.
New York. United Statea
Principal Warehouse 102 Wood street. Oh apside London
Mandatory A. Market street, Manchester, England
H. B. Co. establishing depots for the sale OF the
Protector in all parts of America Physicians Surgeons
Druggists Clohiers Dry goods Merchants Haters, and MIL
liners also Genemen Furnishing storekcepers are entrus
ed with the wholesale and retail distribution Of them and
whom liberal offered for their enterprise ana
splendid opportunity opens them for safe and pronsaop
business.
For terms applyto
HARcoURT, BRADLEY 3 CO..
sep 9--3md&w So Ann street, New York, y. nv,s
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PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
ENHE winter session of this Institution will begin ocbber
Il 9th, 1854.
Full of Lectures given both in the winter and
summer. Degrees conferred in March and July. vi
FEES:
Perpetual ticket..... $50
aatricuauon
SV IA
To those who have attended full another In
stitution $50, including Graduation fee.
Personal interest is taken by the Faculty in the welfare
and progress of every student Examinations given daily
by the Professors upon each branch.
In oil facilities for instruction this school is equal to any
in the country. For further information address
B. HOWARD RAND, Nd, Dean,
july 31-wp3t&dw4t 100 South 9Th st. Philadelphia.
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

CONVENT GARDEN AUD 19Peaehes nectarnes aprcos
well supplied as are also pums over Apples and
both English French, plentiful fbers
very plenuy but yet unrpe ready
sale Spanish onions have just their appearance
turnips cheaper Potato Radishe
Id to 3D. bunch lettuces Cd to Is tomatoes
from IL. q, a
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MISSISSIPPI

MISSISSIPPI
1901 From Jackson, by New,own, Spring Ridge Lane
Store Gallsrin, Hsrgmve, Union Church. Scot
land, onscolm, Hamburg and Washington, to
Natchc, llo miles and back, three times week
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Arrive al Clinton next days by 2pm
Proposals for third weekly rip will be considered,
nS From Gainesville, by Sumervlle, % Livingston ~
miles and back, three times a week
Leave Gsinesviile every Tuesday, thursday, ana
Saturday at 2pmi
Arrive al Livingston same days by pms
Leave Livingston every luosuay, Ahmsu"y, anu
Saturday at z a m;
RI Arrive AT Gainesville same days by pm.
1,s0 From Livingston by Jone.'s Bluff and Boligse,
ai'10A Eutsw so miles and back twice week. a9s
asa Leave Living loa Monday and Thursday al
Arrive At Eutaw days by 4pm;
Leav~Eu.aw every Tuesday add Friday al m,
Arrive al Livingston same days by m.
1881 From Livingston BrewersyiIle, Mules and back
week. e@t
Leave Livingston every Wednesday at mi
Arrive at Brewersyie Same day by 10 m;
Leave Brewersviue every Wsdnesd at Hams
Arrive Al Livingston day by pm.
7l2 From Livngsou by Hobbie, Int recourse, Castor,
SIS f Wiiams's Cross Roads, Mount Sterling Butler,
,tsa bel and Barrytown, to Old Wash ngton, rs miles
and back, twice a week. gIt
leave Livingston every Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Old Washington next day by 5 pmi
Leave Old Washington every Monday and Thurs
bas aat day at am; a4- 1Qtt G9t
7I3S From Demopolis, by Spring Hill, Linden. Nanaa-
liza, Pnevlle and Moryin, to Coteeyiue, IS niles
and back, three times week. ef
Leave Demopolis every Monday, Wednesday, and
asal8gfa Friday at am; V as Ntl
Arrive !, Coffeey,Ile same days by Bpm;
Leave CofiseviIe every Monday Wednesday, and
Friday at 10 m;
Arrive at Demopols next days by M
Proposals run, after passing Linden, via Choc'aw
CorHer, Suggsville, &C., to Jamestown, 100 miles
in MI, in "a hours each way, are invited.
TIA From Linden Jefferson, 9 miles and back twice
week.
Arrive al Jefferson same days by IoI m;
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j
Arrive al Andausa next day by 6p nj
Leave Andalusia every Wednesday al 81 IN;
Arrive at Troy next day by III a M
Bids 10 commence at Galser's Store, IL miles less
Will DO considered.
7l55 From Troy, by Milo Bugbeeyle, Indigo Head
Elba, and Old Town, TO Geneva, % miles and back
twice week.
Leave Troy every Tuesday and Friday at mi
Arrive al Geneva next days by pm.
Leave Geaeva every Sunday and "Wednesday at
Arrive at Troy next daysby 7pm.
Proposals for an additional weekly up will be con
sidered.
1855 From Troy, by White Water, Scroggns Mills, and
Haw Ridge, to Daleville, As miles and back twice
week.
Leave Troy every Tuesday and Friday at 4ami
Arrive at Dalsyille same days by pm;
Leave DalsvIe every Monday and Thursday a
Arrive at Troy same days by pm
1851 From Troy, by Orion, to Pine Level, q miles and
Leave Troy every Wednesday at lam;
Arrive at Pine Level same day by ! pm,
Leave Pine Level every "Wednesday at II Pm
Arrive at Troy same day by 8 p m.
Bids end at Orion are invited
1853 From Troy, by Flyers Bridge, Farrionyilis, and
EdgevlIe, % Chunenuegec, ~ miles and back,
week.
Leave Troy every Tuesday at 8 a m,
Arrive Chunenugsee same day by 6pmi
Leave Chunenuggec every Monday at Sam;
Arrive at Troy same day by 6pm. t
1859 From China Grove by Mount billiard, TO Bruoevle
ii miles and back once week, tGAa
Leave Chna Grove every Saturday al IN m;
Arrive at Bruceyile same day by 4pm;
Leave Bruceyille every Saturday at9 lam;
Arrive a. Chi "a Grove same day by lam,
7I6O From Chunenuggce, by Fort Browdcr, Bat,svle
7 and Cowikee 10 Eufaula, "a miles and back, once
Leave Chunenuggse every Monday at 7ami
Arrive Eufaula next day by ii M
Leave EufauIa every Tuesday at2 pm;
Arrva Il ne Is
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Friday lam;
Arrive at vicksburg next days by Sam bltr
BIDS to run six timcs a week will be considered.
1918 From v'ck-burg by Hodg-ons (no Office Rolling
Fork, Zoo Office } Col. Weeks, tho Office r. IA.
Wests, mo offoe,) MsNult's, mo ofIice,) Deer
Greek, P'xton,s, (no oiee) and Alder Grove,
to Greenvile Id0 miles and bnck week
Leave Vicksburg eyory Monday at SAM;
Arrive at Greenyic every Friday by 6pm;
.E Leave Greeryle every Monday at a m; F
Arrive at Vioksburg every Friday by pm
1914 From New Albany by Poplar Springs and Chester
VILE to Harrisburg, "a miles and back, a
Leave New Albany every Monday atsam;
Arrive at Harrisburg same day by nm;
Lsave Harrisburg every Tuesday at b ms;
Arrive at New Albany same day by q m.
1915 From Canton by Benton, Ebenezer lie ngon Acc.
ma, Chicopoe, Black Hawk, Co,is CsrrolIon,
Beckville, Grenada, oskachcksma, Coifecviuc,
Water Valley, Spring Dale, Sewer, Oxford, Ab-
bervlle, Waterford, Holly Springs, Hudsonyie,
and Lamar, 70 La Change, Tenn, 2o5 miles
and back, daily
Leave Canton daily att am;
Arrive at Ia Grange next day by II pmi
Leave La Grange daily at l0a M
Arrive Mt Canton second day by 2 a m.
Bids TO run through in 36 hours viii be considered
1916 From Canton, by Carthage, Edinburg Laurel Him.
Philadelphia, Summcryie, (po offcr) and Wa
halak, TO Gainesville, Ala, I23 miles and back
once week.
Leave CASTOR every Monday at an,
Arrive st Gainesvio every thursday by pm;
Leave Gainesville every Thursday al 2 pm m;
Arrive at Canton every Sunday by 6 m
1917 From New Orleans, La To Gainesville, Miss 20
miles and back week
Leave New orleaos every Tuesday at 8 ami
. Arrive at Gainesville snme day by 6 pm;
Leave Gainesville every Monday Of 6 in; g
Arrive at New Orleans same day by 6pm
1918 From Bottoms Depc, Raymond, miles and back
daily, except Sunday.
Leave Bottoms Depot daily, except sunday, at
pm;
Arrive at Raymond samo day by 8 M
- Leave Raymond daily, except Sunday, ut 6 am;
Arrive at Bolton's Depot sn no day by Sam
1919 From Grand Gulf, by Port Gibson, Oakland College
Rodney, and Fayonc, to Hamburg, SO miles and
back, six times week TO Port Gibson 3 miles
and three times a week residue
Leave Grand Gulf daily, except Sunday at BPM;
Arrive at Port Gibson Same day by pm.
Leave Port Gibson every Tuesday, thursday, and
Saturday nj q q m
Arrive nt Fsyctle same days by 6 pm;
Leave Fay.te every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day at 8 m;
Arrive a, Hamburg same days by 81 am
Leave Hamburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nt 10 am f"
Arrive nj Fsyete same days by spm;
Leave Fsyette every Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
day at Gam;
Arrive at Por, Gibson same days by6pmj
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Leave Port 9ibson daily except Sunday, al - M
Arrive al Grand Gulf sstao day by lam.
Bids six times week on the whole route WI
be considered
1890 From Benton to Yaxoo City, 10 rnies and back
Leave Benton daily, except Sunday, at sami
Arrive at Yaxoo City same day by Il am
Leave Yazoo City daily. except Sunday, al ia nj
Arrive at Benton day by 81 an,
1891 From Lexington, by Franklin, to Hchand, IL niie
and back, three times week
Leave Lexington every Monday, Wednesday, an1
Friday at 8 m,
Arrive at Richland same days by l2m,
Leave Richland every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday ut PM;
Arrive at Lexington same days by Bpm. s
Bids six times week will DO considered
1922 From CarroIiton by Smiths Mills, luscahoma
Charleston, and Rooinia, TO Panoa, n miles and
back three tin es a week.
Leave Csroliton every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at 9 ami
Arrive al Pamela next days by 5 pm m;
Leave Pamela every Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
Arrive =, carroiton next days by SPIN.
1928 From Carolton, by Midtown, Shongnloo, Ger
enton Ceralvo, Klmichae and Wolf Creek, to
Greensboro, SO miles and back, three times a
Leave carroll.on every Monday, "wednesday, and
Arrive al Greensboro next days by I2m;
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at p m;
Arrive at CarolIton next days by 6 m.
1924 From CaolIton, by Lcore TO Greenwood, rs miles
and back, three times week, and from Green
wood, by Campbell, (local,) TO McNut,, ~ miles
and back, once a week
Leave Carroson every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at a M
Arrive at Greenwood same days by 6pm;
Leave Greenwood every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 6 am;
Arrive at Csrrolton same days by pm;
Leave Greenwood every Taesdey at6aui;
Arrive at McNutt same day by pm;
Leave McNuu every Tuesday at 2 pms
Arrive at Greenwood same day by 3 pm.
1895 From Talua 10 Lake Providence, La, miles and
back, week.
Leave Tailua every Saturday at g m;
Arrive at Lake Providence same day by l2m;
Leave Lake Providence every Saturday at PM
Arrive Mt Tallua same day by m.
1896 From Grenada, BY Graysport and saboughy, to
Hopcwol sc miles and back twice week
Leave Grenada every Tuesday and Saturday at 9
m;
elt Arrive at Hopewell same days by 7pmi
Leave Hopewe every Monday and Friday at 8 a m
Arrive at Grenada same days by p m.
1927 From Grenada, by Providence cavsrdale Lindsay
&& Creek Belcfnntalne, and Little Black, 10 Fame,
mill nd hack a week. ~ AA
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THE TURKISH WAR.

T., oon,ance with orders from the French and tngish
ornrsnts fe larger part of the allied fleets viii remain
s ,e present in the Bosphorus Six steamers VIII DC dc
800 % CONVOY Turkish vessels when necessary ana iof
s,eamers will be kept in constant observation vi.
No fnrtber operations had taken place Oh Inc DauuO
~. puss;an attack on Kaafat was still dahy e1pee'ed
The Sort is now garrsored by 10000 troops
Omer pashas health is reestsblished lie hau fV'eH''
hung two Greek spies :. o.s bos,,b and
The Turkish army generally was IN gooa n'a'''' '"O
shirts. with an abundance OF food IN. .h..,a
The Waachian peasaptry had become 50 hOs'o a ''o
Russian soldiers are forbidden to go more ina" '''
the camp. $3.50. p...;srs n, Tsbeta.e is
Cen Anrep who commanded the Russians al is"e''''
dis,,sc,d and sent 10 the Caucasus
The Young Prince Of hOdavia IS Distinguishing nl--se
N Tho Turkish service BY his military proves ana o'a'e!
Rr;,sb steamer the Haidee with some lurAsn 'fo0P,
ho.,d went ashore near SevasopO and has been seized
by the Russians ,ho character Of
Rus.ia is using every device to give the enAlaee'
o, the bostilities and the soldiers are 'old nes ae
.,o av 10 rescue Christs Sepucher from Inc inH1eS
The Patriarch of Moscow had issued an aaai,SS ~ '
sr,h corps on leaving for the Danube OF which The ''"
ing is translation: e,. .,5 Of Russia our
Children of the Car our father. ana .. ~ co5nrv
,SerI onr brothers of the army tne Nl, bnreh
I'D Cbrstianity call upon you Inc - aTs;n uro
cd The country accompany you. s ID Catherine
~I "a hv an enemy who was vanquisnieu 49, Already
X y, ~ Alexander and under Nicholas A"'A''
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THE SEIZURE OF THE STEAMSHIP BLACK
WARRIOR AT HAVANA.

The following is copy Of teegraphic dispatch 70
ss,ed nv Messrs Livingston Crocheron Co. the agents
Il De steamship Back Warrior from Capt j. ID buHoch'
kf commander. Yesterday morning, March :.
aCgARLrsros, Monday, March O. 1854
sntssns JryISesroy CRocHERAS X Coz
srs ws.L Warr;or bas been detained by the authori
ss Havana Her cargo is declared cOnfscsted and Is
nov hang discharged by Spenish officers Inc rs."d
,sra T. that the cargo in transit was mol ma"''e'''N
"m vfas fully by the steamer PhhadelPnS prr1IocHv
hsh sA Warrior was on her thrtysx'h vsa 70 ,ns
port Of Havana The form Of entry or manifest usea 'or
reporting ha arrival was prescribed by one Of the oai'
Attached to the Havana Custom House who visited the snip
The Government boat Captain OF the port On the nrs'
van Of the steamer in August 1852 No other form was
"a inquired and no notification given that any o'nef
'.sld be uecesssry
ihs shp was entered as in ballast for Havana las sne
~ Dot carry freight to or from that port 1t was never
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FROM ALBANY.

From Our Own Correspondent
ALBANY, Tuesday, March Z, 1854
The Senate have Just agreed to the report of the Com
lniee of the Whole the bill for the Suppression OF LII
temperance by the following vote:
YgAs-Mesrs Bishop Bedford, Butts NJ H. CLARK n SIaik
Dbfortb Dickinson Field iiasey, Hopkins Putnam h'"'
RAsrtson sheriff Walker Whitney. Wliamsl7 -,
NIyS-Mcsss Barnard Barr Brooks Crosby Hitchcock, hut
eahs Lsnsns Pratt Spencer Wstkns-l0 -.
ABSENT Messs Blakeley w CLARK, Dousnce, hunroe fos
IS
The bill will come up forts final passage Thursday at
io'clock A. NJ
930-P.M
The friends of the Maine Law in the Senate now in
eaeus celebrating whether they will substitute the word
December for August the bill for the Suppression of In
inpusnce on it's 6na passage and am assured by what
deem good authority that they will do 10 from the fact
Aathey have been longer in maturing the Dill 'hHn was
cpaied BY its friends when il was reported. and be
~ they intend that brewers and distlers shall not have
e to say they had time to wind up their nefarious
kUIness
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THE LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, JItdncsdoy-Three thousand troops en-
barked from Liverpool day.
The Greek instruction has gained formidable head
wav-6.OOO men being under arms in Epurus Macedonia
and Thessaly. it'll. L..
Its stated that if Austria does not immediately aeiire
herself France will form an army OF IoooOC en oH ."0
c,;o tho same on the Rhine fr ontier and send
rce % onerate in Italy This statement is believed to be
authentic ,. 49,. low,
Atelersphc dispatch Gays that the Russians are BON
harding Rutschuk. ,.. pn,.;.r.
There is very doubtful report current that the ha''ah'
have taken seven Turkish ships ofwar' Mind.
Great enthusiasm favor of war was arising IN Dr'an