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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
NEW qRoCERYgO
g s ! A DLlSE M 3 n 9.
D. Fl: WARREN.

"IOULD inform the citizens VI lronton ana
w vicinity, that he has removed his Gro.
Gerry Establishment to Fourth, between Lawr'
ence and Buckhon. His stock Of Groceries
has Just been received.
DI RECT FROM BAL II MORE, MARYLAND.
and is the best quality. Purchasers will do
well TO give him call before going elsewhere.
His stock consists in part Of
Rio aud Java Coffee;
T'eas--Y. Tyson, Imperial and Gunpowdcrj
Crushed and Brown Sugar, Rice,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Cigars,
Scotch. Rnppe an Macaboy SNUFF;
Figs, Prunes and Nuts;
Mackcrcl and sco.ch Herring; r.s-
No. Chocolate;
Rifle and Blasting Powder; .H fI
Variegated, White, CASTLE, Rosin ana SHAY.
ing Soaps.
Candle wick and wlapt lwine, bed cords,
Dairy salt, Shoe Backing and Brushes;
Glue, Alum and Copperas; Et
Aspice, Indigo, Cochineal, Cloves
Nu,megs, Pure and Pbenx Ginger;
Mustard, ground Pepper, ground Cinnamon,
Starch, States, Balances Tea Caddies.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Turpentine,
Dye.Stuffs, &c. &c.
A splendid assortment Of Drashcs-Oval,
Vansh. Ground, Sash Tools,
Flat Ftchcs, in tin;
Round do do
Camel Hair Pencils;
Flat Camel Hair Varnish Blenders; r
Together with nearly everything usually kept
in n Grocery establishment
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

"IE have on hand. and for sale, every size
( wv and quality Of c0FFIHS. Orders will
be filled according to directions, without delay
. 03-Also on hand a good HfAasE, with quie
horse, and careful driver, ready for service
whenever required. W 9sEsl
3. R, El.SH 4 CO,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
ROAD NOTIsE.

AT the nsxt regular meeting OF the Board OF
GoMgiRgi6perS f9y LAWRENCE County; apctition
win & ntsssnied " said Board the object oi
w6&A ElI pc 70 procure an order for q ie.sur
xe7S m legation Of tie pubic road extending
tl03 Ike Ohio River in said County, from the
1o4ek Epf ~ Said ClnDty,, TO, the County line
bs5S laivisaee and 6alha counties
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
GREAT EASTMRM
Clothing Emporium!!
g. NEUBERGER.

No. 8 Union Block IrontOm Ohio.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
IN READY MADE CLO1 HING.
THE subscriber would cnlI The attention Of
he citizens Of lronon aud ihe adjoining coun.
~ 10 his stock Of Summer and Fall READY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in psit of
OVERC0ATS, Of every description, FINE
BLACK FROCK. DRESS, aud SACK COATS,
BLACK 10TH and FAM iSSINlERE
PANTALOONS, BLACK SATIN ond FANCY
VESTS, Gents fine Shirt Collars. iIandker.
chiefs, Cndershiris aud Drawers. Boots and
Shoes. kossuih Hats, Caps, lmbrtllss, Carpet
Sacks, &c. &c.
will keep up a general assortment Of every
variety Of Ready Made Clothing usually called
for, Whsh will sell 10 those who may favor me
with lLeir custom CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE SOLD in this TOWN.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, will find it 10
their advantage 10 purchase Of me, as can sup.
ply them OIL better lc Us Than they can purchase
elsewhere.
Give me call, | examine my stock before
purchasing; and nisfy yourselves Of The ad-
vantage to be gained Ly purchasing good ar
ticle at reduced price.
@ .NEUBERGER.
1ropion Nh;n Cont t2k1
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
NEW BOOT & SHOE
M a II U + a CT 0 RY ,
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL,

IRONTON, OHIO.
~, BISHOP * PERLEY, would announce
EEJ to the citizens Of lronlon, and of The
e&S- entire Furnace Region, taat they have
inst opened Boot Il Shoe establishment, in
Iron,On, for the manu- lacture and sale of every
description Of Doois & Shoes, at Wholesale
and Retail. Work Of their own manufacture
will be nude Of the very best stock, and in the
most substantial and worhmanlke manner-
They will also keed constantly on hand large
stock of Earslern work, which will be sold on as
reasonable terms as can be purchased in Gin.
cinnaii.
Furnace men and Merchants are earnestly in
vted TO an examination ol their stock, as it is
firmly believed that p-, ,leot satisfaction can be
given them,
Custom Boots and Shoes made TO hrder, also
repairing executed al short notice.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
CHEAP CASH & BAXTER STORE.
At MARION OHIO.
NJ t.TTCH, n. DAViSSoN.
LITCH & DAWSON,

NJ. LTTCH, n. DAWSON.
LITCH 4 DAvIsS0N,
A RE Const antly receiving at their Store IN
N MARION, oil the following. aud other
qualities Of goods, consisting OF
DRY GOODS, D;oad Cloths,
Cassimcrcs, Cassinetts, Vestings. Jeans.
Domestic & For Prints Silks, aud Poplins.
Merinocs, DE LANES. Beached Muslins,
unbleuc Iied muslin, Irish Linens,
Table Cloths in Bit, Shawls iiandkcrch' IS
Cotton Yarns and Batting
AN ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
Consisting Of Coats at from Si,25 to sl5,
Vests from IS cents SO; Pants from 81 TO 81,
also Cndershiris and Drawers,
A STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Consisting partly Of
Blown Z white Sugars, Molasses, Y. Tyson.
A'picc, pepper Gunpowder. Imperial,
Cinramon, Cloves ond SLACK Teas,
Nuin.egs, Rice, Mackerel. Goldfish,
White Fish 4 Herring. Powder Shot & Lead
Indigo. and Coloring materials Of every variety.
Also Con!ectonares Of all kinds.
CUTLERY, Knives 4 Forks. pen and pockc,
Knives o, all descriptions, RazOrS aud Stops,
with Shaving materials.
GLASSWARE Looking Glasses Window
Glass, Tumblcrs. molasses GINS Preserve dish.
rs. Vases and Glass lanterns all kinds. Also
large and selected ASSORTMENT Of Quecnsware,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
They have large Sock of Boots and Shoes.
Consisting OF Mems Boys Wumen's and Chil.
drcn Roots and Shoes. CJafse and Fine, also
Caters Slippers, India Rubbers &c.
LIQUoRs.-TL keep choice distilled Spir-
its. consisting of Braudy, Monongnhela Whis.
key. New England Rum, Port Wine, Sweet
Wine, TO be had only for Medicinal and me-
Tobaco and rerara If NIL ouolities and pri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-21
NEWSPAPER REPORT.

from the London News, July 7.
The seychty-e'ghth anniversary Of American In
dependence was celebrated on Tuesday last by a
dinner given at the S.ar aud Garter Hotel, AZ Rich
mond, By MT. George Peabody, 10 q large company
OF ms countrymen, numbering upwards OF 40. TIE
entertainment was an International one. several
English gentlemen Of distinction participating in
fhe festivities Among the decorations Oh the hall
we're the portraits CT the Queen, Washington and
Prince Albert. The compliment paid 10 our trans.
atlantic brethren BIZ Her Majesty In directing tha,
the portraits, by alter, OF herself and n
royal consort should be taken from the throne room
and CONVEYED to Richmond was evidently appre-
ciated BY al present. The dinner was sumptcous
Upon the removal OF the cloth. an international
song written for the occasion by Mrs j. r. Peabody
OF the United States, was sung, and received with
loud applause. The passing OF two loving cups
(ose English the other Of American oak, grow on
the ancestral domain OF Mr.. Peabody, In America)
was the prelude to the regular tossts.
Mr.. PEABODY, In proposing the frs. toast, The
Day we Celebrate, read the following extract from
0 letter written by John Adams on the day OF the
declaration OF American irdependtnce:--'fhe day
IL past. The 4th of July tTT6, will be memo
rable epoch in the history OF America ! Am apt 70
believe II win be celebrated by succeeding genera
tons as great anniversary festival II cGght to be
conmemorated as the day Of deliverance, b. solemn
acts Of devotion 10 Almighty Cod Such were the
words Continued Mr.. Peabody OF that true patriot
on that day seventyeght years ago just after aft K
ing bis name 10 that document BY which be and his
coilsages pledged their lives, their fortunes their
sacred honor TO defend and maintain the sovereignty
Of the thirteen united colonies. Glowing with en-.
ihrsiasm, amounting almost to inspiration and pro-
thesic ~ be was, little did be imagine that ege .
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principle adopted by the government With regard 70
neutrals ought not 70 BE- sdcptes, and that seaern
ably TO 81 usaees, enemy's properly snossu ~ 49,
on board friendly vessels. and the properly VI
be respe cted on board an soemy yes-elin word.
that the flag the cargo 'nlse sau - az
The debate which followed led 70 no rcson' usf "
Moiesworth who repeo r,ns ~ -.
dieot and proper that this country sh ,uld TOT the
present waive the beilige1ent rightin question: Nc
entered at very considerable length Into retutAion
OF the theoretical arguments Of the mover Of the n
solution entering with grrat minufene@ into his
tory OF the question affecting civilized nstions
especially England and France; and he dedneed
che conclusion that the only honorable compromise
ThcA these two nations could have usde with ~
gard 10 their differing rules Of ma time warfare
must have been based upon a mutual waiver 81
rights, and a strict fu'filment OF obligations. ne
trusted that their example would be followed ~ 10
ture beg rents; for, ifhs were tbs case. whatever
other results the present war might hrug toith' u
would be noted As benefit to the human race, az
having led to the abolition OF private war 90 the
ocean. BE reminded the House 81 the tvolnratian
on the subject which was made by her Majesty In
March last, and condemned the proposed departure
from that declaration AS unjust and unworthy q .
civilized ration. He moved the psusous question
Mr.. r. Phillimore contested the Justice OF many
OF the propositions OF Sir W. Molesworth but agreed
with him RS TO the wisdom and expedieucy OF the
course of government in waving the rights Of the
crown on the present occasion. He suggested the
withdrawal OF ihe motion.
Mr.. Bowyer argued in opposition 10 the motion
but during his speech the House was counted out.
The revenue returns for the quarter show de
crease as compared with the corresponding period
last year.
The second reading Of the Canada Legislative
Council bill comes on this evening, In the House Of
Commons.
In the House of Lords, last night, the Duke Of
Newcastle. In reply to question from the Earl Of
Derby, stated that official Information had been
received from the Governor-Generai Of Canada 10
the effect that the Legislative Assembly had carried
an amendment upon the ADDRESS In favor OF dealing
Immediately with the clergy reserves and with
Church property generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-21

A RrsIcNATrJS, PROMOTION AND ArrorrxRvr
&c, IN THE UNITED STATES REVENUE MARINE
SERvIcE--Uv gene W. Watson, u. s. r NJ, attached
to TIE cutter fngbam, at Detroit) resigned. THIRD
Lieut.. Zachary Forrest, (attacbcd to the enter
jackson, at Savsnrah,) promoted to the second
Inehsm at Detroit. Joseph Amazam. Of New
Hamp bire appointed third lieutenant in the said
service, and ordered to the cutter Harrison, at
0Tsego. N. Y. Third Lieutenant p. X. Kellum. at
Oswego. ordered to the cutter Jackson, at Savsas
shs--Hashlretop Star.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-21
The English Revenue.

OIL
The revenue Is so much an affair OF war, that for
one penny we spend upon our Internal wellbeing
and improvement, eleven 60 to the mantenan Of
onr army and navy, and to the cost Of old wars.
Though wealth has its evils-for abundance Of
money enhances the cost Of nothing 80 much as Of
war-yet, without it, the bravest and strongest will
only fight against desperate odds, and with it we
are always able to fight another campaign. No
further apology is necessary for congratulating the
country on the abundance of the snews OF war
Shown in the revenue returns for the quarter, and
the proof they afford that has not hitherto inter
feIed to any serious extent with our previous un-
precedented prosperity.
ratios bearing on tie comparisons made in the
quarterly statement, are familiar to our readers,
though sometimes conveniently forgotten by parti.
san writers. There is not a considerable branch OF
the revenue that was not dealt with last year so Sc
riously as to bring the mpataton Of foolhardiness
ON cur liberal and courageous Chancellor OF the Elk
chequer. Tea, sugar stamps OF various kinds, as
sessed taxes soap, have been the subjects Of great
and immediate reductions Of the revenue, to be re-
placed only by the slow operation Of the Irish In
come tax and succession duty. For the revenue not
to have fallen very seriously under these attacks Is
equivalent to great increase under other circum-
stances. That Ii the agreeable state OF things
proved by the statement before Us.
In the customs Of the quarter there IL decrease
Of f367 ,494. Less could hardly Be expected when
i 10 considered that, besides reductions on more
than hundred lesser articles in the budget of 1863
the duty on tea has now undergone its second re-
duction to IL. Cd. o pound. In the excise the de.
crease Is Gil 500, the immense revenue from soap
having been abolished in the course Of the twelve.
month"; In both customs and excise IL must be oh.
served that the quarter with which the comparison
IL made was, for certain fiscal reasons, unusually
productive. Notwithstanding the reduction il the
duties on receipt stamps, newspapers, life assur.
ances and other stamps, there Is an increase of
ESQ ass in this branch cf the revenue
The very extensive reductions In the assessed
taxes have led to decrease Of only f74,556. The
property tax, now augmented by the gradnaT and
tsrdy receipts from the succession tax, prod uces
f4s,56I more than appeared OH this head for this
garter last year. In the Post Office, the variations
oiwhich are perhaps TOO much owing TO matters Of
account and other temporary causes TO tell one way
or another there IL an increase OF fl2s 000 and II
crown lands, equally clear from financial corsdcra
uops, decrease q Il35,Sse. On the whole, thu
TIE same quarter lat year BY f577 la; and, whe
extraordinary itev.s are taken into account the u
To- decrease 10 Ss,l2,Tss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-21
THE CELEBRATION OF the FOURTH AT
TIE AMERICAN CONSULATE IxLoyDoS.

Fer das or two previous 10 The anniversary, .
notice vas pcsted 81 he outer door o. the consa
ate, directly anders large and bea1,frl yainsiaa
OF the United States coat Of ma
The Consulate Ill Be closed IN ths eth yuly - csls
erste the birthday o. the republic
Although closed for business Il vas oyeasi 10 the
morning for festival reception. A magnificent
flag Of the Union oased frcm the root o. ne house
Zone Of the highest in the neighborhcod. whence il
could be seen for miles,) directly opposite and al
most touching the venerable Bank Of Eng and. the
heart Of the moneyed power OF the world.
free invitation had been informally gwen 70
al the captains in port and to Americans generally.
70 meet At tbe vel, arranged and e9nucd d, 10 rooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-21

hDg Of KneiiaA arstocrAry thrswn IN. having sDsn-
bed. the time VS. paS<ed In social grecting, and
CURIOUS susssioss'sSs1s the nsssss 4 vhlcA Hsr
ise COCK struck .sx. ana ainoss a.altaseoessy
dinoer snpsobcsa. Gsnskmen (no iadlss
being pr~seet.) Alled % two and tsD, in . loae
drawn ont proce~rioo. the gentleman from Arkansas
Fronting The grand eairaa y into the dining room.
anc snsp<na<a under canopy formed b. the grace
full fcsas OF the Ergiirh and American flags. (both
kindly furnished BY the Admiralty for the occa-
garland q ifre and roses. we're FUN length por-
traits Of her Msiesty ard Prince Albert. the former
on the right And the latter the icft Of that Of
Washington. TIE eject Vas electric; burst AMER
the hall, until al sngth al Joined In simultaneous
iy-ths rtnfismsn fsrm Artsnsss saying, " II beat
eytfyfhine cot ard ouf. nc 20 zee she three"
Thus vas csele'ed cns ysrt q ,s sserst.
lose, stretched along de hall, from Which short
once were st a. night angela These were
sPlsndidly dfcors'ed wish ssrisndS, vreaths.
snd eoaqnet. Of choice nc~sr~. snblsmAiicaiiy Ar
fsngsd, and Ilsred IN silver vases Of costly vosk
nanshlp. The hsnd hssiss essed plssins "Haii
Coiumtsa. wsnfismen tcok thrif SEATS. Mr.. Peabody
With M. Bs hansn 90 hi right aud Ar y Emerson
Isnnens % his en. rrs-iaieg q NE main table,
presided a tie sings Anes asking hiessing for
what we were about % receive TIE comlsnF at
down and commenced aolss jusieto the vssads.
only t1wss being The ext~m~iy grsseh ssses
tn the bill o. fare. whl h. in consequence of the
gentleman from Afkansas noe beng able 70 oeci-
pier, the wssfeF continually bringing hin eve
rthing but What he Rllsd for. In rvmovinH the
cloth, Mr.. Pesbo ~ called the names 81 the srverl
States Of The Jnlon, al Of vhieh, (~sth NE excep-
ton q Florida, Kansas and kebrsskA.l were ~
sponded 10. Following this. TIE company drank
fsss OF wine with Mr. BarhsRsu and Sir u kner.
ron Tenant, listened 10 the following information
nj -oUg written fos the occasion BY hrx. e.. r. Pea
tody, Of Tolsdeld. MassA husrsss, and sung b. one
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-22

INCREASE OF THE BRITISH NAvY.-Great
stress has been laid upon the advantages Rus
sa would gain by delay, but short RETROSPECT
live and prospective view Of what was done
last year and will be done this year, in com.
missioning for active service lneofbattle screw
steamships, must satisfy the public that the
advantages of delay in entering upon war are
nearly ten to one in favor of Great BItain.
The present Russian fleets have been the work
Of years. while during the past year Great Bri-
tain has completed and commissioned the fol.
lowing powerful screw steamships: The Duke
of Wellington, l3l, in February, 1853; the St.
Jean d'Acre, l0l, in May, 1853: the ROYAL
George, 100, in October, 1853; the Princess
Royal, 90, in October, 1853; and the Cressy,
so, in December, 1888. In the present year,
although one month has only just expired,
three line-of.batte screw steamships have been
commissioned-the James Watt, 90, in Jan
nary, 1854; the Caesar, 80, in January 1854;
and the Nile, 90, on February 2, 1854; and
within few more months the following, now
nearly ready, will be commissioned if required
The Royal Albert, l3l, to be launched in April
next; the Marlborough, l3l the Hannibal, 80,
launched at Deptford; the Orion, 90, ready for
launching at Chatham; the Algiers, 90 at
Devonport; the Majestic, so, fitting at Sheer.
ness; and the Irresistible, 80, in an advanced
state at Chatham In January, 1853, the Aga
memnon, 81; the Sanspareil, 20; and the I'm
perieuse, 80, were the only large screw steam
ships in commission, as the blockships for
guarding the naval ports and the other de-
scription Of screw steam-frigates have not been
included in the above detail of the naval re-
sources ofthis country. London Times, Feb. 3.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-22

- HIRTS!--Gentlcmen's Dress Shirts of
- superior quality, of all styles. full assort.
ment constantly on hand.
Shirts made 10 order, and good Tits guaranteed in
all cases. LANES
Gents Furnishing Store.
"a avenue, near Four-and-a-half street.
Feb 2--eo2w
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-22
M. A. TYSON a. SISTERS SEMINARY
For Boarding and Day Pupils--On r, bc.
tween 18th and 3th streets.

The third quarter Of this institution will com
mence on Tuesday, the 7th instant For terms,
&c, circulars may be had at the principal book
stores and seminary
Feb 2-dGt
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-22
The Late Fire at LoulsviIle.-Abon, two

The Late Fire at Louisvillc.-Abont two
O'Clock p M, fire broke out in The drug estab-
llshment of Scott IL Rabbi on Main stree few
doors below Sixth. II rapidly communicated IL
self TO the adjoining house, occupied by Gae,ona
d Co., confectoners and fruit dealers and then 10
the building known as Ovens hotel. on the corner
of Sixth and Main streets. The gallant fremen
were unable 10 arrest the progress Of the flames
until the entire block Of buildings from the Lonis
vile hotel to the corner Of Sixth street was en-
tirey in ruins.
The fire was occasioned by the bursting of ~.
bottle Of vitrol, which Immediately communicated
!tsefto the otherinhammabe materials the estab-
lishmept. Fortunately the fire took place in 5oy
time, and large quantity of the goods in the
houses, with the exception of the drug store. were
saved the loss is nevertheless heavy one
The whole block of buildings DESTROYED wo.
purchased from Captain BeckwitA by William r
Reynolds d Co.. last fall for S700DO =
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-22

*Mr. Smith, on inquiry from Mr. Ewing. of
kentucky, stated in substance, that he was elect.
ed outside Of both parties
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-22

An Adroit Rogue.-Wc learn from Tho W..
cester (Mass.) Transcript that man bv tbe nan,.
of Laban q. Cane, formerly an etponnder 81 he
science of phrenoIogy in Worcester. was ayre.,ad
several days since in Hart ford fors,eano , borss
in Blackstone, and brought back 10 Rlack,tona
where ne was lodged for the nigh ia the fiitb So
ryof a house. In the night, handd,f1ed as he was.
ne ne took inc BEDFORD from his bed and lowered
himself from the window 10 the gound. He then
stole horse from Sheriff Taft, add rode as far as
uxbrldge, where, being uncerenbniously pitched
TO the ground he wrapped himsef in horse.blan-
Ret, and purchasing ticket al re depot took the
first morning train for Worceste, where he was
arrested again by officer Wares ofthat city, and
returned to Blackstone. His hnds were hand
cufed throughout all his travel and he disguised
his condition so completely, by heans OF the blan-
ket, that neither the tickei-mager, conductor. or
any other person discovered nj irons until after
his arrestin Worcester. Can,&vas committed 10
jail in default Of bonds in Sf01,to await trial
HEADQUARTERS for God fitting three
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-16

An ANCIENT BooK.-The oldest
book in the United States, it is said
is aimanuscript bible in the posses.
sion Of DR.. Witherspoon, Of Alabam.
ma, written over 1000 ago! He de.
scribes it as follows:
The book is strongly bound in
boards Of the old English oak, and
with thongs, by which the leaves are
also well bound together. The leaves
are entirely made Of parchment, Of a
most superior quality Of fineness and
smoothness little inferior to the best
satin. The pages are ruled with ac-
curacy, and written with great uni
formity and beauty in the old Ger
man text hand, and divided off into
chapters and verses. The first chap
ter Of every book in the Bible is writ
ten with large capital of inimitable
beauty, and splendenly illuminated
with red, blue and black ink, still in
vivid colors; and no two of the CAPT
tai letters in the book are precisely
alike.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-16

FOREIGN Goss1P.-A Paris letter
says:
It is mentioned in letters from Mad
rid. that Marquis Turgot had entirely
recovered, and would give in a few
days grand dinner; but it is not
stated whether MIR. Soule was to be in
vited. The Spanish papers relate that
a number of Turks of Constantinople
had taken measures to transport their
harems to Spain; at Cadiz and Bar
cebna, edi6ces were being built with
apartments adapted to the proper &C
commodation Of Moslem danes and
nymphs-no windows on the street, all
light from a court yard or garden.
1t is not disclosed why Spain was pre-
served for the removal. The young
King Of Portugal is expected to visit
Paris this month. The multitude of
strangers now here exceeds any in my
remembrance. An American family
stopped, on Thursday last, at II ho-
tells, without finding room.