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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20
An Ordinance
Ia r'hdOn % he rg'po,tqesni si's,%g,, and sale

IN nlgit0n 10 The tfdnsP0TiqHOhI tWugt' ""u ''''
of Gap0tri.r III hteify Of Whtmg,
bkc1iUa II bu ofduued ny The CouLe VI ne Guy "
wheen, That II shail iUt 10 lawful iJr auy person 10
sell EOnpUWde IN Tie city Of Wheeling wlhovI na's
mat obtained incense lOl The taue nom lhe Wy
ely, ur WHICH he shall ray Into lle llSasGy oI wvs
shall gAptg license Tor Tue same we lusui, w
any person Offending against Ns secul shall
ray lOlDe tya gpe Of Ol ess ihlu o,e ,g ii INV
tlllIen officer sustained before any aue'n ~ o'"''
fines and penalties arc collected. ,,.i
SECTION 2-lhli Iny person or persons WIZ Juan 4
license to sell gunpOw shall keer Tue Same o' 10 a
only In evpper IN OF sheet ilOu CaiseIsi Blll e0le
ed, aud shafts ~ liNe kerl hs Well slo'e, ". w
any slUIe waehOuse wthlnlhe olly hOio llh .Meuy
hive pounds oil powder al ary One uae, WINCH
sl be kopi In place as pOtsibei aud wllhlh lop
ret ON tne front or usual enIruuee oil Tue STORE " Nae
house, and Immediately over said door o. el',s,egi &
be placed ss,, with tue wolls "Leensei 10 sew uu
Ser lepiby painted thereon, and any person offend
ing against Sny Oi tic pOYihons oil ihs'eeuoh e!.neI
by hs Or LerI VA Ac or by Coik selNsI o. enolPv
sna oisl. and psy TO- teeS V SIS" JOs,s' w
SEuiIOS 3-NUpertOi. orlersors shall uslhpoIi ioM.
DEF through the slieets VI Wheeling III avg, NV
thin single keg, OriO OT iT0m e WA ~,
aInts on placesO Of storage, any car, Whll Masv', "
other vehicle unless tho same be enelOseu W. Ibu'
well secured kegs OF yessels on WHICH ~ ~
powder sal esealei and said Kegs or 'esse.' s1 Nv
cuyoied on All sides win SOM leUmbu'bble .''n "
uet eiute aid safe material, which shall Tue hess
organs Of powder hom falling ltOsiid vehicle, ahu 70
which lilo cannot be communicated BY any Ordinary I.'
cidentt AID on each side OF said CONeg 50 lai
siiitiy Ic,,l slail be painted tile Nod "POW DEHl"
nor shall anJ per ,un EuLh Be iDGle llD one lVu w
conveying said powder Il rough tie NeeN Of nhtglhB'
nor shall ley permit the saLe ~ LAY nue lMn Que ou
upon the what or at any OF tho depols III CIV e u
has BeeH vmOaded ron boats, cars, rO'heI NenSeo,
until ii Is again loaded or lis destinations nor Ana IVY
drs buy, sell, ore9oVe POWDER Wllhln s3ns NJ
sunset aud peioe suuTsei aud any person OF polsos
lending against any OF tie provisions VI lhis seeuon' q
uci ~ ~ ncpal pr employ ee, sall eaon uhu uV'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20
New York Election.

ourdspuohss render the election OF 'lyron u
CLARK 10 The Office Of Governor ALMOST beyond u
doubt. The New YORK Herald, Of Friday our Ia
ties, exchange from New York, says eve lePm
from Albany that the returns oil official, with i'm
material exceptions, give him plurality over MI
Seymour of alout six hundred votes, Schuyler
county organized last winter, and until now over
looked, is reported 10 have given Clark majody
olb. Which makes material difference in tHe
account on bis side. whSlsyer merely clerical
eJtors may lie hereafter discovered cannot affect
the tesult--Ulark is The Governor ,lecl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20
From the Hons journal.
THE nsoUIMAux

aUEER SIT
Their diel "a very extraordinary they are IOnd
Of seats blood. To 30 sure, one reason TOT lhls
ig they are olon pretty hatdpushed for food olany
Mind, and they take The hnl they can In any way
swallow, hui moi only are they Old 10 their food,
,bey a,o eolallyso in their dwsllings. What do
von sunnoSg they make thrit houses or People
commonly use wood, OF clay OF sionei they use
snow. Ii is extraordinary how warm and COM
Portable they will make lhvmselyesin snow'hous,
go which or so cold, tOatng 6te inside will
moi melt them. tsffI Rlt ftlE
rhET ARE NOT oUARRELsosg.
They are aquiei demufv SET, aud II would take
rrtat deaf 10 putllem ID q pqsSioni we read OF
no Ousuek among them, ns among the Southern
Indians When they do gei IN Iage; IL is OF
yery subAOed ehatacter They yel1e then dis
pules like The Kamschntk0ns, believe; The COM
balarls meel, and he who ismlsl successful IN
talking and tidlOuling bis aneighbot is the con'
Quelof, "pt t''i H''H 10
TlIEY ARK uRIAT TgLLbws ToR DOCS
Almost every family hos pair, They use item
differently ffom what The people OF this country
Do. TGey Employ them Os horses they haIness
them with little collars and lIacesi sometimes
they drive four in handi they feed them upon sears
blubber. n........, ...l,
TllEY ARE NOT INFLATED TO TnE SOUTHERN INDIANS
Although OF tue same color, they come ltom
different part II Tue wotldlrom the north Of Asl9,
They ore sOdinerent in their characters, that they
cannot be Of HE same stock. II may 10 said that
the Southern Indian comes from Asia, too. lie
may come from Southern Asia---lrom The Alaloys,
OF The Bornean piratesj but The Northern Indians,
the ESqunauX, never could nave come IIom tie
Ilornean plate. Climate will change, no doubt
butt will neYeEtuIn kidney potato lnlJ Caro-
lima.
."' TIIElR SITUATION
Iflhey arq located out OF the reach OF The rest OF
The world. OF course they can have no commrTcei
IheTe is no way OF their growing rich, OF Of their
improving by communication with Their neighbours.
they use lle same implements, and live IN snow
houses just os they did four bundled years ago.
Oar ancestors used 10 have establishments nol
much better than those Of The ESquimauIi but
they mixed with Inc gmndees Of The word-llle
Creeks aud Tie RomanS-and their taste soon
changedI they were moi content-ihefe waS
gtadua change, aud initiation into lew modes OF
living aud geRtIal civilization.
.H TuEy ARE ALL PONIES,
| do not believe they ore ever found above I'VE
feel six, ste doully Dul, aud about The oo;Vf Of
pa.e mulnllO; al least Tue one I saw vas.
T ...I TIIE NAMES ARE ODD.
One Of them was called Jolt Chuck, OF lhe Sea
Horse. TlMornY QUAINT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20

AN AypRopfi.rS NaAk.--Ihv Boston Times
says,.-UWeJeAt thsIIIbe ludy'of Mr.. Thomas
Maier. an English gentleman, residing al The NSnh
Bnd in Boston, presented Itr lIege with iine
daughter The yery dny the battle Of Alma wa, was
fought. The little blessing has Deep named AL
ma,I 10 honor Of The battle LISA prelly name
and IN future Yeas il may be That ths lille Alma
Mater may prove The gentle mother Of family oil
tenubIcansH |nuaU O., vi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20
Geo n. wiel,ham, Apflloperc nygo
+ Y III An Ordinance

Be lordI6sd By The OOunelfo fihe clty OF WesllnSi
SRcTioN I-1oie Ahall annually be ehVsSh by we 1oun
Txs IA nom each wu,d the ety, whose
terms Of Office shalt COue uqlll hslr 'gsefs'oi' ave
dolly on Ohlet, unless sooner dcfllhPh " uealh re-
lowed ., Uiisr laM,v, 'Nu''' i"' "a'u'"' ''-' "
SEcTaN 2 Ev entering upon We dl!les Of their Of
aee the Principal BngteeT tnl de rye Wsllel, shal
ake NE oalhs OF e % N g fu TX
ton OF Tho act 10 Incorporate INC Guy VI Nheeuhs pass
srerlos S"I6e phnelpal Enginser, Fire wardsn,,
aud Commanders Of TIE Pne Companies shall constitute
the dPiIo Dtparimenln this e,tyi aud Tie said Ie
lepatlneht are hereby empowered AUD puthoised TO
make suen BY laws 70 promote ~ objects, az aye con-
sslenl wllhle laws OF tiS state aud Tie Of ordinances
SForIoS AN thbl be tie duty ofthe Fire Department
thke to change aud custody OF tie Engines. Hose AID
hUlher ire lnpMalus belonging 10 Tue CITY, and Of tho
houses In which tboy a'e ke TO provide Or we sae'y
Ienslins, nd cleansing aid 10 make and establish suoh
regulations ,Or lhelr use and exercise as the may deemh
Srvrlos s. Wheua irc shall break outm tho city tic
Principal BngIeet siltlo rile Wardens shall nnedl'
utely "a othS pace or SUCH hre tud carr with item suit
able badges Vt their office. ... Ill.
SroIlds s@hsn itse, Ne Pdnepal EgsHseL ,hlll
have command over Tue Fle wSllsls SlI soalsiSs.
be present aud nby appoint the slalOus and VleIauvA
VI the compares win ihel engines aud olher appAlatus'
.nG vi all ollie fjrthe purpose Of eAlBpsmhs lhe nue.
lempNlhb 'hlbA uV sHl ~ ssirg Al t,,,i, /,
thereof guarding The sae, and suppte"lhS al 'ulhu'W
SIoTos TLin The abtsce OF The Principal Engineer,
lie First Warden shall possess his powers and perform
Ills dulei In Tie absence Of both, tile Second WAilell
shalt have tile tine pOwepand pSorm The same uu'e''
and 30 on. .'.f 'fI'i I.i a.
StgTlVN s-lf any person, whether memleTOi q me
company or moi, h. leuse " obey tue Filhtlpl bng
Leel OF Ulher officer ineOnmahd ata hIeI Le sl1ll W
Rled mol exceeding iiyedollats. !, ,,...-,...,
STUTIoS ylt shall be tic duty OF the Five Department
TO submit annually " Tie Council IN The month u haeh
report OF lie COldillon 1.-The e'lrs q, we
equited by the respective lie companies during lhe GU
SsLftJs ln-Tho Fire Department and me Iespes lIe
Re Companies sIsl be subject 70 Thy PROVISIONS " VIC
hIy Rnh enailet 81 tie Code VI Virginia ..N
Soy. l4il, 1874. Read aud utdflga t0psP pbnsheo,
isnS2J,S. a I..a GBO. w. oiUllls, lleTk .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20
MMW ADVNRpIspMBNTs
niIpIIo s6I7I5 IN NEAL BsTATB.

PUBLIC SALH OF REAL ESTATE.
- u Irbufsday the I'm OF December, AZ 10 o'clock A.
ths fat door OF inc nrsnsss' WI DO sold al
G grobs in The city OF Wheelllg virginia.
t ed sldo Of Market street, aud belonslnglo
y ,itned ard At present occupied BY MI eco
WlbVn - ilue IalT ca H. The balance In two equal
\, AZ and twelve months Win inleIes nom
ny KIN ~ sals, lie deferred payments 10 be Two nesoa'
ie secured by nsed Of Trusicn The properly
TheuV SAMVHL n GREER,
MARGARET STANTON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20

1.-THE Boston Tsyeler states that in eonse.'
Susocs Of the Eshl sssroilY Of MnOksrsl thiSyew,
'ihs piisesofNo. rs and p bare reached lls high.
est point TOT years, Viz! lfoh slJ'tOstspefbsael
addths prospects are that in the spring they viii
plysnee 10 go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20

,TrJohn J. RoIlow, Of PredehckSburgh, Va
ba, invented amaohne which will husk and she'll
eornol one operation. The car wiihhusk is thrown
intoit mouth, Sndm ibetwinklng Of an eye the
eorn falls The point, tie clean cob coming Out
al The other end, is capacity is about four hun.
di.l Lsffels ner day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20

IRA Scotch Know Nothing is called Dinna
Ken. In Fisnch the woldi sre ssid 10 be Salt
Riep. In Dutch. Nix fuscih 70, In ChOCt'w'
Chick amOfena. In the original Arabic, Phs-phi.
phO.Pbnm. NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20

sILE,op CoirLr SHAWL The great CASH
mere shawl the finest needle work shawl eyerseen
omAmenca which cost $1,000 Of COnstantinvpIe,
and was, imported expressly for exhibition otthe
Worlds Ppib was sold al auction, in New YorS,
o1.wsdaeslny, for one thousand aud twenty-five
dollars. The purchaser name was givenOs Jas,
De Wolfe. Another sold for $500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20

SrcoSp oROr PElonEI. I'VE had the pleasure,
t,n,s The Loudon, yo., Washinetonian) Of eating
apsoeb, presented usbi Mr.. John Issel Of Lees
burg, which was Of the second growth lor the
present year, The ice bore early in the sumner,
and then blOsomed aud again pTOducelllhe peach
pttssnlsdus 1t was small, but possessed alfthe
Aayot aud taste Of tie genuine article, 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20

IrThe special election for Congressman ip KY,
10 supply The place Of the lSnenIsd Ewing, result
ed in The choise Of Brislow, WING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20
rLe snnln Aaair.

The National lntvlligenoet ol Friday morning
say&-1he excitement caused by The TepuSe Of
our Minister MT. Soult, las already in great
measure died away. twill hardly Prove ne
days wonder. A little reflection has shovel that
The stopping Of our Minister was not necessarily
an afIonl 10 ouI Governments that by Tie public
lay the act was quite compatible with tue most
amicable inltInntCnol frnlonsi thntt was loT Tie
French government 10 Judge Of the pGopnely Of
the step, and that IL was pvTsonolio Tue Minister
alone. These considerations aud tie general i'm.
PRESTON that il cannot be productive OF any mis-
understanding between tue two governments, has
alealy Invested The affair Of the intensity OF feel
ingwhich at the fsl il created. Further inlOTma'
iiJn may nevertheless give adlfvtent attitude 10 H.
10 be sure, II was given out ihBt Monsieur Ledu
ROlin,lhemOdel French Republican, oil present
an exile, and residing in Bnglond, had been com
mSSiOntd by bis cobpeeis TO prepare an addTeSSlU
tbv Amenean people, TO make them sensible OF The
national insult they had received IN the person OF
Mt Soule and 10 rouse them TO demand OF IelT'
bullion. But counsel from such quarters has lost
good deal or lis value in our county since the AL.
vent Of Montgul KOssuih and should such an
appeal Teachus we have no iept that twill CARY
Amajonty Of Congress or OF the Cabinet.
raf.el lt4H tH-- ---- 1880. LL----- W.
Lows NlrOLIos LsD "TlnlD COuSsrLs."-
I Hu"Y = S'S"p''a. V'O' ~. ~" r'VDSs
bys passogeln lhe Ohel ieuet winch LOUIS NSPo'
leon ujdressedto lhewidow Of Marshal st. Arnaud
He said That her scee1d husband had carried Out
The Expedition to The Cfimen, in conjunction with
Lord RSgbn--"in spite Of tiaid eOuHtsi|' The
question Is--to whom does ibis language applyl
who cou1,ss timidiyl or eoutSe The French
iprsa ~, in,.nJ ~ d,ns,.gs ne avn or.
S" pP'''' W. ~ ~, " - 80
heerS and tbeTeloTe musI nave meant 10 ceRsuIc
some bnuch Of The British Government, SeveIal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20

-DEATu OF Two PEA,LS geoN SvProcSIlotTI =
For several DAYS post lhs house 0( MndlmS BglIY'
Ms. Q WayeIy Place, has been undergoing moi,
oneh repain-the family ip the meantime being
absent. Tbs fephirs weie 50 nearly completely on
Saturday loy( ibSl liiideei Welcg on lTisliwoman,
some 40 Yeas Of ose who had loI sey.Ial years
been faithful domestic IN the famlly'.was SEM 10
piebare de house for iheT reception. She ensa'
ged girl named Ellen Holland, about 10 year
Of agl, to assist her, and both were lopnd ueel
In bed inlhe attic, yesterday morning, haYlpg eSi'
IDENTIFY been suaocalvd 10 death by The sas wlllen
escaped f;om pipe In The Third story ION when W,
a chandelier had been removed, The latal eiec'
is the more remarkable fomlhe fact ''al IN on III
trrmedIals story two windows were lelI OPEN
Boston Transenpi. s...f.t.t,JIt u',H .D
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20
For Sale

L OF No. 8, In block 95, On lllnpd,p ,,r,,, ts,,.
! and Ing back lsg 10 an sJ. Tb,i,nr. mVm,,
beat stu led lois In The city fora residence, an, Le
llIeI on The back Ar ard side Twin ,tilil, VSS,in
lr one hall Of IT, as may best suit tie pu1l,,sT ""O''o
For Information enqaiIs al TIA OlSs orol Ms,,, R,o
my0 & irSTimwro'
CITY OF BELL AlREl =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20

A PGoYlrAhLE Htsr TO NEWLY MARRIED PEA.
soSs.-A bridegroom requested his wife 10 acc}m'
puny him into The garden o dayor lwo aiet The
wedding, He then ihtsw q line owl lhe 1901 81
their cottage, Giving HE wife one eal OF =, he
retIeoled to lhe other side and exclaimed, ''Pull
lhe:hne!n She pulled al hlsleqles! as TAT sassae
could, He cried, i'Pullil over" :" gan ,she
replied "Pull with ALL your mlgh'p' shouted llie
whimsical husband. BuiinSalp were all Tue ell
forts Of The bride to pull oysE Ve lle 50 l9OB ns
The husband held IN 10 The Opposite thu. Du'
when he came round nnlthey bOlh pulled OF one
end came oyer with proal ease. "pheIe," said
he, 0you see how bard and Intellectual was our
labSrSLen We We pulled iniqfppsigob 70 each
Other, but how EASY and pleasant II Is when we
both pulled logothet II We oppose each olhtI' y \,
will DO very hard wOikil1 wy acl lo9lheb u
will he pleasant 10 live, Let US, lhereloIe' al'
ways pull iogeIhvTroFJ Eli MHUL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-20
T6odIls u. MeBwen

Ulho secret Yice.-Young men wloAra Tue victims
or this binstM haBii, may obtain permanent ee'Ls
eYpeLSeS attending oOuTse OF treatment ae eSeeed g1
llebi All communications must 10 postpaid aud VIII
receive The most piOmpt and eondenal consideration
Adde'S EUGENE MOORE, ia.
oeiiO-iw Baltimore city, Nd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-03-24
The WASHINGTON Press.

We suli,,in two articles from Washington papers
of Saturday. relating to The Cuba question. i he
first is from The Unlon the official organ the o'her
is from The Star:
"OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.-lhe Are,c'
which departs from New York today Tor Liver
pool, will convey a special messenger from this
government with instructions 10 our minister at
Madrid 10 demand in emphatic terms Immediate
aud ample repararion from Spain for the outrage
c ,mmitted by the authorities at Cuba IN The IN
stance of the Black Warrior We shall ImPa-
tien1v await, in common with every American
citizen, the answer which will be gwen by the
Spanish ministry t" this demand II 1t be laVora-
BILE and prompt, and il Spain shall consent, wilhi''
reasonable time. to our opening diplomatic rela'
tons with the captain general Of Cuba. for the adj
jusiment Of any question which may hereafter
arise in our intercourse with that island, then
there will be disposition on the part oil The
United States to disturb the peace which exists
between the two nations. But If any hesitation Is
manifested by the cabinet OF Madrid to disavow
the outrageous procedure against our flag and the
property of our cizans, and if The contingencies
be not removed by which similar occurrences may
be occasioned, We shall advocate The employing of
all the power which the government can comman nd
in support oil rights and interests in Cuba
The world would consider weak AS would
in reality be mean il were tn suffer even the
first power OF the earth TO Offer insut-added
TO lnJnry-as repeatedly as they nav" been per-
petraed upon by Spain during The last five
years. The time has arrived when forbearance 10
imbeciIe naon-whnse. ohslinacy or ig
norance has brought it 10 the verge of ruin
ceased to be virtue. We must moi only receive
redress for the past, but must have abundant
security for the future. Its relations with us will
have to he berered, or they will have TO be dis
continued"
The CUBA QUEsTIoN.-Our distant readers
may assured that there is nothing the
Black Warrior case likely to bring about imme-
date h"sriires with Span-no1hng in the world.
1t can hardly be brought to a fighting point under
four months, even if our Government were dis
posed 10 use i, to the end OF getting up Spanish
war, as they clearly not. Both Houses, we
take it. stand prepared TO vote all the means
promptly which may be necessary for the vindi-
cation OF our national rights. in the worst
comes to the worst. This will be done perhaps
ia the course of the next month. Aud there the
matter bids fair rest, until communications can
pass aud re. pass three four times betwet n
Washington and Madrid, with results, which, il
seems /" us, must depend much upon the state Of
public affairs generally in Europe. II Eng land
and France have their hands fell. then Span may
he expected to make ample amends in short order.
Il nor she will probably buster and procrasri-
nate ; possibly going SO far as this question
to invite rupture with US. We shall sce.'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-03-24
Further by The Arabia.

The following ad iIIional news by the Arabia
gives the latest To the war and the markets:
In the breadstuffs market the large supply and
receipts have alone produced the decline.
EASTERN AFFAIRs.-The very latest advices
From ST. Petersburg state that the Car has indi.
Gated disposition 10 open further pacific ne2Otia.
tons, but that he was determined not TO evacuate
the PrincpaIi,ies until he his own time. To
thus the Combined powers will dissent positively.
The Russian people are generally disposed towards
war, and active preparations were continued 10
that effect
The Turks have taken renewed courage, end
the Sultan is determined in his course.
SWEDEN AND DENNARK.-Russia makes the
same demand on Sweden she made on Prussia
that of closing her ports against the ships Of
England and France. Her reply was not known.
England and France have requested Denmark
TO allow the allied feet 10 take their station at Rel.
The reply was not known.
Both the governments OF Denmark and Sweden
had ordered their citizens in lie Russian naval
service TO return home.
SPAIN.-A formidable instruction had broken
out in Saragnssa. The n>urgent held The Castle
of Aljafria and other sronghoIds Cor n considerable
time, although The captain general attacked them
with columns Of infantry and some cannon. The
insurgents were finally disodged and pursued by
cavalry.
Madrid and the whole province were in a state
OF siege. The details are obscure, but the out.
break at Saragossa said To have been the pre-
mature explosion of deep laid conspiracy. Gen.
Concha was deeply implicated.
The latest rumor states that the insurgents had
leen joined by the garrison OF Huesca, and had
made another stand
BRLGIUN.-The treaty of commerce between
France and Belgium has been signed.
LIVERPOOL COTToN MARKgT-The market had
been quiet during the week, more having been
sold during the first two days. Previous TO the
Pacihc's arrival, occasional sales were made at
I'D. decline; but since prces recovered slightly,
and closed ut only LIED. lower on the week on
midding qualities. The other sorts are unchang
ed. The feeling Of uncertainty respecting the war
has considerable influence The market, and
caused imports to be freely, but not anxiously of
Tered. The weeks sales were 81, 100 balrs, Of
which PC, 900 were American including $50 on
speculation, and $3.50 for export. Part Of the
quantity named as sold was forwarded inland on
spinuers' account. The weeks imports reached
$4,000 bales The sales ut Friday, the Sd. were
5000 bales. the market closing quiet and steady
nj the following authorized quotations
Fair Orleans 6Sd-middng l3-I6ds fair
Mobile BId-midr.iing 5 ll.l6d; fair Uplands
64d-middIing Il-l6d; Ordinary Sid sid.
The stock on hand is 632, 900 bales, including
S20, 600 American.