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MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Third Street, Jet,ceen Roberts and Minnesota.
u PRESLEY, has just returned from below with an
Ds extensive assortment of Groceries and Provisions,
and also large stock of Fancy Articles be exhibited in
the Fancy store. next door, and ready for sale.
His Groceries and ProYons consist i'll part Of the fol-
lowing, viz:
BACON. MOLAsSEs.
D hhds country Hams, 10 hrls Belch's Ii in hfs and
sugar cured do. quarters,
shoulders, s." Golden syrup,
3 clear sides, ~ kegs do.
3 casks do. Beef FISH
TEAS. . casks Goldfish.
chests y. Tyson, 20 brls Mackerel, in hfs and
- Imperial qrs, Nos. l. ?, and 3;
g Gunpowder S bris Herring;
Also. variety of y ID, II 8 - fresh Oysters;
ID, 2, s. and ID. boxes 20 doz. small box sardines
COFFEE. PRESERVES GLASS.
20 sacks Rio, Peaches, Ounces Pears;
10 Government Java, strawberry, Raspberry and
d" laguayra. Currant Jelly;
SUGARS. Pickles of all kinds
II hhds New Orleans. CAspIIs AND soar
3 hhds prime, do. Fifty boxes star Candles;
SO bis of A and clarified, s. . pressed do;
10 . crystalzed, = boxes solar SPERM
10 - crushed. FLOUR.
10 " powdered, Fifty brls Mess Pork
'' loaf. -. =" Jasper Mill Flour
9 " Snsinawa do
MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY GROCERIES.
Homny Corn meal Rice, Beans bag salt, box do sale
Br"ma Corn STARCH, ess Coffee ground Coffee Matches
Brooms, Brushes and Mops with handles Clothes Lines
Bed Cords, stove Backing and Lamp wckng Cider Vine
gar, Dried apples and Peaees Buckwheat Flour and Rye
do, Pepper Walnut Catsup, Tomato do Lemon
syrup. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Painted Tubs, Cedar do; Ladies' Rolling Pins and
Zinc Washboarls Dippers; Knife Trays
Nppers, Keeers; Potato MASKING Boxes;
Chopping Trays and Bowls; Buckets, Axe-heves;
Spoons, Butter knives; Market Baskets;
Clothes Baskets.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
We always have the largest and best stock which ena
bes us to sell lower than else in the CITY.
In one worl-lv stock includes rything in the Gro
Line whicn viii he sold cheaper than the cheapest
and respectfully inform all my friends and the public
generally that whatever they may in ny line of bust
ness can be obtained either at wholesale retail.
b. PRESLEY.
St Paul Nav 90, 1854 diff
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LAND OFFICE,
FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
STARKEY 4 PETTEYS,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE

STAkkEY 4 PETTEYS,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
Office Third Street st. Paul. Minnesota
1 LII business in connection with the above prompt,
N attended to Military Land Warrants located advan
iageousy taxes paid collections made and loans nego
tiated. REFERENCES.
His Excellency W. A. German, Gov. Min. Territory
Hon. H. y. Rice, Delegate to Congress Hon. K. Smith
Alton H. James r. Whiting, Esq, New York City
Hon David Olmsted Mayor st. Paul Borup Oakes
Bankers, ST. Paul Ames & Van Etten. Attorneys. do.
J. STARkEY 4 {. q. ETTEYS.
st. Paul June "a, 1S54tf
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AFRICAN SpI:(,fElC.

AFRICAN SPECIFIC.
LNOR Cholera, UarIhae and Dysenterv This remedy
has been used with perfect during ten year
residence by the proricor the coast of Western Africa
where the above diseases of daily occurrence. Having
had lsr>onal experience of the efficacy of this medicine
we feel the utmost confidence in recommending it the
public. JARVIS & Co.,
Arp for
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ATTORNEY AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
COMMISSIONER for States of Maine, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, New York, nsylvania, Virginia. Al
ALBANIA, Ohio and Louisiana.
OT All instruments to be used or recorded in any
Of the above states, may be taken my Office in ST.
Paul.
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EAGLE CITY.

st. Paul. Nav 90, 1854.
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VARIETIES VARIETIES!!

LNRESIi Fruits. liz cans Tomato kctchHp
Il &c., &c, for sale at Boston prices, at
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Office in brick block, above American House. ST. Antho-
nv street, ST. Faul, Minnesota.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-06-07

All the agency the Legislature has, or can
have, in this matter is to prescribe the
mode Of the Election. In this view am
sustained by all the States of the Confcdcra.
cy except our own. Never in my knowl-
edge was this Election of President and
Vice President ever made test vote in
South Carolina. The Legislature docs not
enbody the sovc rcignty OF the State; 1t is
only the agent Of the people elected by
them to discharge certain prescribed du-
ties and they OF Il local nature, and deny
that the people Of South Carolina, ever
have, or can have any dircc, agency in the
election Of their Chcif Magistrate unit il
the present mode is changed.
On the subject of popular education.
will reply that am dec idcdly an advo-
cate for the education of the masses. Its
tendency is to elevate society, lessen vice
aud crime, and opens the mind. to new
fields of usefulness and happiness, and
any plan suggested by the Legislature that
will be ali improvement on The present sys-
tenn will meet with my hearty support.
Relative to the establishment OF a Fcni-
Tertiary in this State am convinced that
it would be all improv cmcnt OH our usual
mode Of punishment; but SO far as my ac-
quaintancc with the State Treasury en-
tends, am inclined to doubt the cXpcdicn-
ry Of it at the present time. The building
of the State House together with other
heavy expenditures necessarily incurred by
the State will vastly increase her demands
for funds, and i'll consid idcra,ion OF this and
the immense sum required to ensure
suitable, secure, and permanent pcni,cn-
tiary would ADVOCATE its postponc.ncn.
believe our present NJ ili,ia system
should be modified SO far at to dispcnsc
with petty mastering an nevertheless in
favor Of preserving an organisation less
hur,hcnsomc to tic people and at The same
time sufficiently effective to meet any
emergency that may arise
!. T.. Wf'tIl r.RSPOON.
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ICE !! ICE! ICEl

ANIIE COLUMBIA ICE HOUSE has been
IA entirely rebuilt, so as to be capable of
holding several thousand tons of ICE, and is
now opened for the season. Every facility will
be afforded to persons living at distance to
morning, if dcsirnblc by rnil roau, passenger or
freight train; and the railroad agents have kind.
ly offered to give every facility Tor its iranspor.
,ation. We will always have Il man at the
different dcpols to receive returned blankets.
boxes, &c.
Cost iac two cents per pound. dravouc
boxes and packing 81 cents; charges on railroui
Wil bc from % 10 80 cents PR 100 pounds.
BOATWRIGIIr & BARKULUO,
:. >, -, Proprirtors.
~ Is. blankets are very convenient mode
"i transporting ice. Blankets will be furnished
at cost.
May 10, 1851 % If
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Just Received.

GOODS. embracing any thing and EVERY
thing, selected Ivy the Subscriber himself
whose long experience and knowledge of the
Ropes, makes it no presumption III him to say,
that some Uf,hcm are cheaper goods shan have
ever been brought TO this market.
Br0wn llomc>pIns - yards to the dollar
Grn,!cnr'ns llosliin Gloves - els. Il pair.
beautiful color,i Muslin AT l. - cts, per
yar!. French Drllings 10 cts II yard, n fine
assortment ot Fancy Goods that muSt and should
b. sold.
GincericS. CrocEcry, hardware, Hats, and
Bonheis, I.,ics, Gents, aLd Eni.tils shoes and
G"itcrs. fine lnl common. 10 cn,l;ncrnc
would he TOO tedious M;i come and scc and
VIII warrant you satisfaction. both in style and
prices PERRY MOSES
April 9Th, lSJ: % II
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LOOK HERE
All We WOrldIV minded-men.

The subscriber offers for sale his valua-
bic plantation lying OH the Northeastern
side OF Black River, i'm Sumter District,
comprising some 1900 or 200O acres lying
directly on the Charleston Road, situate
nearly central between Sumter and Kings
tree, an excellent stand for a store AND
public entertainment, with good two sto-
ry dwelling house, large ana cDmmodious,
gin house, new gin and screw, good smoke
house, kitchen and dairy, with decent ordi-
nary out-buildngs. On said premises is
200 or 400 acres Of cleared land all under
good fence, 80 acres new, just cleared
30 or 90 more neatly beaded, ready for
clearing. There is also Il large bay COM
prsing some 200 acres partially drained
into Black River some of the Islands
dcaded ready for clearing, worli, ID or 20
dollars per acre. There is 275 acres of
superior cain swamp for cattle and very
good for hogs, 4 very decent house for a
store or apo'hccary. Directly on the main
road on SAID premises is one or two never
drying springs Of water. There is also
700 or 400 acres OF the best ,imbcrcd
land for a steam mill or turpcntir,c or saw .
timber, that is on the waters Of Black Riv
or. Further information can BIZ had by
applying TO the subscriber on the promises
immediately as there has been one or two
decent offers already made, but they were
not quite up to its full height. 1t requires
man OF good spirit and very decent
force in the bargain. Now is the time to
strike while the iron is hot as delays often
brccl dangers.
W. II. WOODS.
Nav 81. 1851 ~ q,
~ Camden Journal and Darlington
Flag copy three times and forward bills TO
RlnrE Rirnr u Il
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An important discovery has lately been
;;nadc by The Chemists, and is nothing less
than the leaves OF collcc arc better than
the berries. The essential principles of
tea and coffee are the same, although chem
lists still call tea thcne, and that from
coffee caiiein. l'Iiis discovery will proba
bly,. effect the commerce OF DraziI, which
now exports such numerous masses of the
coffee berry. Wien it is generally known
that the leaves Of the coffee tree arc us
'sSaluab!c as Tic berries, t:,e price OF coffee
inny be lowered
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From the IF0fchn,an.
Tribute OFF, cSDcct.

At special meeting Of. the knights of
Jericho, the followiH. nrcamhIc and rcso-
iatinn were adopted,
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God
TO call from our midst our wei! beloved
BROTHER George B. SILVER.
I Resetrca. That in his dea,l. VIC have
lost Individually a frien. and brother and
tho Order Of the Knights Of Jericho, one
Of its brightest ornaments.
? Rcsolrea. That we do offer to the
family of our deceased brother, our sym
pathy in their Distress.
3 ReSoired. That the brethren Of the
Order TO wear the usual badge OF mourn
ing for thirty days.
J. D. GRAHAM ". 4. Pro. 'rcnr.
May 3Dtli 1851.
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CORN! CORN! CORiY!!
1000 Bushels Of'COrn raOyv
landing and fOr sale by
STERNES g. COLDWELL
Columbia June Hl,, 1851 81 st.

:. The following resolution was adopted
sy The Southern Conn ercial Convention,
held in Charleston in April, 1851
RESOLVED, That the Sou lhcrn Quar-
tcrly Review, published in the City Of
charleston, by native of Virginia, and
eailcd by one Of the most distinguished it,
eraEy gentlemen Of The South. being the
only Periodical Of that character, printed
and published in the Southern States, and
having always defended the Institutions
and interests Of the South. is entitled to the
patronage of the Southern people, and this
I Convention earnestly recommend it to
their favorable consideration
June 7th, 1854 32 f.
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Plantation for Sale.

offer for sale Oh accommodating terms,
my plantation on taiten Creek which con-
sists Of about 100 acres o! land, $40 aci cs
cleared and in high cultivation Also my
stock Of Cattle. Hogs, Plantation tools, SC.
On ,hc premises is fine Gin House and
Screw, Dwelling house and all necessary
out buildings all OF which are in frs, rate
order. 70 4 GOOD purchaser the terms
will nc made easy. Apply 10 John r. To-
gan j" Sp:r.c:r!!!c, nr on the premises TO
me.
MN X. BELL
May 81, ls5t 81 II
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Plantation for Sale,

The subscriber offer, for sale his plau;a
llon, containing 93l acres OF land, OF which
2IX'y acres are in state oi cultivation,
and i'll good repair, with all necessary
building thereon. The above place is
situated in Clarendon county, near Packs
vile l.. .. For further information apply
10 q. w. BllODWAI.
May 81, 1871. 81 1T
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h10l Reward.

Rhnaway from my Brother Henry Hell.
AS al i'ctcr>.icIl Pee Dee River, my Ne
gro Fellow Cyrus. lie is between twcn-
'y-iivc and thirty years OF age, , brigh. cop.
per comp!cNcn-high check bones. upper
Front teeth slightly dncGy"d in front He
is about > Feet 10 10 IL inches high, he
p:":cS#ca TO be 4 common Carpenter; and
WAS i'll the habit OF working about Sumter
vile, ":ll is hro,,abIy lurking about here
now, or at COLUMBIA, where his mother
is. | vii! rive cnr hlinlrcd dollars reward
for his delivery TO nc in CUnwayboro, G..
FIFTY Dollars for his confincmcn, in any
Ia'l IN the State so can Get him He
formerly belonged 10 Mr.. Mcleod ol Sum
TO-. DiS,-,,
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iCo,n1o GIFTS, Iaiccd Ut SO $50
ONE GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET.
In order to insur. to ali concerned II perfectly
fair ana satisfactory disposition Of the above
named Gifts. Mr.. PERliiIM proposes that the
Shareholders shall meet lo"rlhcr
uN THURSDAY EVENING. irNE 22:,, ISL,
tOr sooner, ii AL the Tickets arc sLld---duc no
lice of which will he sivcn) 1T some suitable
place, hereafter ,n he designated. and appoint Il
COMMITTEE OF FIVE PERSONS To re-.
ccir: ihc property. whch ,l,cy may dispose Of
IN such niaI,rr--hy lot or oihrrNsv~-as the
Shareholders, for hc !Aili:u! performance OF
ih: duties required OF them.
Shareholders rcei'iiu, uul Of The city uf New
! oFk, VIII stand upon the Sam. tonrng as resi-.
dent. and whatever may fall 10 their shares
will hc Forwarded TO them in such manner aS
they may direct, AFTER the PARTITION has taken
place.
!: All orders for Tickets. by mail. should
be ;td!rvs>cc to Josiah PEKIlAM, ACADE-
MY llAl l., 6f3 BROAD WAY. NEW YORK.
If should happen lliat all ll,c Tickets are sold
when the order Is received, the nul,,y will be
returned, ut our expense for postage. CORES
p"nl"n's Will please write distinctly their name
residence, County ami State /" prevent errors
Or, !! convenient, enclose m inyclupr, with
their directions oil i, III iull-in Which, such
Tickets rs they may order Will he returned
May u, 1871 80 81.
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TIE Subscriber offers for sale n valuable
tract of Land containing BIG acres, all in one
ho!y, situated two miles above Calvary Church
and fourteen miles below iumi.rvilir and
bali nile from the road leading frcm Cain
Savannah. Also, piece al 50 acres living in
San:cc Swamp, convenient 10 sail tract. for
stock range" This lam! is we'll fixed with Il:
good dwelling house ANA all necessary on, bull
dings. Also, all plantation tools; BlaCksmi;h's $
tools, and very fine llandmill all he stock
hel"ng ing 10 the place, mr!n.!!ng Hogs. Cattle,
ShecpnnL Goats. THIS Land viii .,e ,!u!i"eru!
TO the purchaser next january.
THOMAS WEEKS.
~ B.-Thc land will he either sold separate
or with the stock, tools, &C., 10 sui, The pnr-
chashrr. r. VI.
May II, 1854. 90 :s;m
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Tue LOST STEAMER CRY or G1,,.

Tue LOST STEAMER CITY OF GLASGOW.
Reports were current ip Liverpool. when
tc Asia sailed that the Steamship CITY Of
GLASGOW. had foundercd at sea, but iha,
her passengers we're taken by vessel
bound to The coast OF Africa, where they
were landed in safety. This report, it is
SAID, was received from a gentleman who
had the intelligence direct from ono of the
unfortunate passengers. Should This rumor
prove correct, it will cause great rejoicing
among the friends of the five lui,,i. cd per
sons who left Liverpool in the ili-facd YES,
sci i'll anticipation of being Ian ed in Phil
del lphia in tho course OF fourteen or sixteen
DAYS.
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist.
By w. LEWIS, ESP, Ordinary for said


Whereas, r. w. Donald hath applied
20 lne for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattlcs, rights
and creditors of the late John Donald of
the SAID District, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and ahrnon-
isI all and SINGULAR the kindred and crcdi-
tors Of the said deccascd, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, 10 be holden at Sumter
Court House on i'riday the 10th day Of
June inst, show cause, it any, why the
SAID administration should not be granted
Given under my hand .aild seal, this
7ll day of June. in the year Of
e.. $. our Lord, n1o thousand eight hun
drcd and tifty.lour, and in the 18th
year OF American Independence.
ya5 w. LEWIS, O.. S. D.
June T,h, lSJ4 32-2t
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TCacSraphcd for fhc CaE'-
OlIna 'TIasscs.
Riot ia New YorIf,
BALTIMORE: JlIvc

There is /, terrible Riot III Hr;,;.!.;;''Yi; be-
tween the Roman Catholics and pro;es
;ants. Il ia reported that seven or orh!
Americans have been killed. and fifty or
sixty wounded. The Irish Company, the
Shields Guard, arc ont in full force and
shooting down the Americans III the streets.
There is tremendous excitement.
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CriStadOrO'S Excelsior F1hid

HAIR DYE, NO. 6. ASTON HOUSE.
The claims of this extraordinary article TO
public estimation, are not based upon the time
that y Aas been before the world. Il rs COM
pnraIveiy q new PREPARATION founded Oh new
discoveries III chemistry, aEd It has inaug,lra.
ted a new era i'll hair dy.ing. What are its re.
concentrations! lSt,-lt cha necs the hair of
any obnoxious color to nature 5 blacl cr hrc"n
in five minutes lit assiini!aEs with the
hair, ana noTrishcs instead Of b;:rning it,
3d,-It i pronounced By eminent chemists th.
only safe hair dye known. itli.--.It is impos-
sicc To name an instance Of lis failure. 9th, III
has the wiieS. popularity ever yet accorded to
Il similar preparations For Tie establishment
of these assertions by proof, see TIC testimony
at CnIsTAnoRo,,S, No 6, isior !lnlse, ,"hG.r il
is manufactured, sold, and applied privately.
Price per box, 81. For sale by
RICE AZ THOMSON,
Druggists, Sumlcrvillc, :. G.
May 81, 1851 80 Gm
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Notice..

HE Subscribers are now receiving their
stock Of Spring and Sunu:sT goods, which has;e
been selected with great cArc end calinct fail
to give satisfaction III style ,quapty, and prices
o'ir stock comm'scs ;Ji articles which the
wants ana taste cf The community demand and
We Solicit 4 call from orr friends ani the pub
lir before calling elsewhere rs we have MANY
nov styles which can;:':: fail g please.
TtNDAh, WATSON 4. co.
Mar 80, 1881 - If
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DaguerreOtVpes,

WR. L.tEAR would rcspcc,iulv inform
Atf. Tic. citizens o. SumtcryiIc a.I the
vicinity, that he wi!! remain here but a lew
days longer, he would he pleased to wa,
upon any who desire excellent .kcncsscs
OF themselves or l!.cir friends. lis stay
viii be s;icr'. 80 call early.
May 81, 1881. 81 If
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The Celebrated Tro;;im. Marc, Lily
Dale who can trot, in hlincss, :, mile in
30 yalucdat 800
> Rosewood Pianos, valuc,! 1T 500 each, $500
:" 300 g 500
l-i portion of the Pianos nre II. Gilbert &
Cos Celebrated .l:o!ians. Oilers of IIalclt,
DAVIS y Cos Splendid Insiruncn;s.l
The Sp!"n'!d Series of Paintings known as
the " Mirror of New England and Cn,iadian
Scenery aud NOW realizing handso,u. in.
come hy Exhibitions in the East valued
~ - 600
I.iGh, and E,auin:l Carriages, 500 ca 615
I'D Ooh! aichc", 100 " 900
10 30 &c 1000
400 Pens and Gases ) '' 800
'olo PENCILS, 3 " = >OUQ
JI,sl3 i'iru". OF C!1nicc, Popular aI.l
Fashionubl: Music % cts ca eli %, ,1Oj
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Land For Sale.

May 81, ls:yl
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-02-11
FROM OUR oNDoN CORRESPONDENT
LONDON, JANUARY 10, 1854.

lJUNDUN, JANUAhI lCpT.
There are very few individuals whose conduct is
consistent. How unreasonable then to expect that
large masses of kad--nations for instance
should be possessed of this rare characteristic We
should be charitable in our structures both upon in
dividuals and nations but there are occasionally
instances of extra inconsistency SO palpable and
glaring, that, whether they be the acts of an ind
vidual or nation, our utmoet charity cannot pre-
vent us from designating them as folly. In our
opinion, England has for many years been commit
ting most egregious act Of folly. Whilst she has
been squandering immense surns Of money and
sacrificing the lives of brave in settling bar
geographical question by her Asctic expeditions
and exploring the torTid sands Of Africa she has
seemed scarcely to remember that she had a vast
colony, large continent, and, so far as known,
highly interesting and valuable, which was almost
entirely unexplored. We allude to Australia. But
this is, we told no longer to be the case. Eng
land has at last discovered that she has duty to
be performed at her antpodes and she has determined it
shall longer be postponed An expedition to Austria
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The Derbytes said to have buckled their armor 70
the fray. They boast that 260 members of the wer
House have proered unreserved support to the party
political grounds generally; besides these 260 ayowed
adherents there are is sad twenty others whose
support certain points may be obtained. The only
other piece of political of the day is the resignation
Of Sir RoBr H. ISGLs Of the representatives Of the
University of Oxford He very useful and ener-
getc member but had much of the obstructonist In
his mode of action
In Literature the principal is that the Jeale au
thors OF England all apparently very busy, for new
books announced by Miss MrrYonD, Mrs GoRE Mrs
TRoLLopE and Miss PARDoE; and also by the authors
Of Emilia Wyndham" and Margaret Maitland, both
ladies.
JAN. 20.-There is very little news this morning, but
that little decidedly beligerent Telsgraphic des-
patches from Constannople Of the 9th make probable
that the English and French commanders viii find Rus
sian vessels before Batoun That Turkish port the best
anchorage the Anatoan coast Of the Black Sea had
occupied several days by the Russians at the date
of the last received thence at Constantnopie
The Of Fraace and England respecting the fleets
entering the Black Sea presented at ST. Petersburgh
on the 18th. The hostile feeling towards England was
very strong The stock markets Vienna, Berlin and
Frankfort very much depressed Austrian stock has
experienced severe fall great effect has been pro-
duced upon the money market the Bank Of France hav
ing raised its rate of interest from to per cent
The general belief the Exchange this morning was
that the GEAR had positively rejected the propositions Of
the Vienna Conference and had given orders for his army
| to cross the Danube at oil risks.
There has been increased general inquiry this week
for American securities and active business has been
| done.