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M5RINE AFFAIRS.
SAILING oE srxaNERs.


Tie Collins steamship Pacific, Capt. Sye, sailed for
Liverpool on Saturday noon, with Iz1 passengers The
Hon. Dudley Mann Of the State Department; Wan. G..
Nam Secretary Of Legation to Brazil; Col Bolton Of
ses hessi EasiHe~'.' a :, H. q. Oncken, AM Gen.
sne Rev. IA On hoard
I pedep Minister TO Buenos Ayres, we,~ . .,
The serew-sseamcr Glasgow sailed at the sam ''''
Car GLASGOW. with very large number of pssenses
The steamship George Law sailed the same afternoon
f,r Aspnwal, full Of passengers. Senator Gwin ead
family and Mr. Fletcher Consul at AspnwaD, ere in the
list.
Same hour sailed the steamship North Star for Aspn-
wall aso full Of passengers.be Hon. Mr. Latham among
fhem.
The jamestown for Richmond, the Nashville for
Charleston and the Augusta for Savannah, sailed durog
Che day-makipg sevea frst-class steamships; good
days clearance.
LIVERPOOL.
The fine steamship Atlantic Capt. Wes arriv I'll from
Liverpool Saturday evening She tho Pacific at
|'"elcck r. n. 10 miles west e. ,,re Island Among the
a,,,,,,cs ,assas,1fs We zee the names Of Daniel E.
Sill secrA,ary Of Legation at London the Rev. Mr
Ws,d Cant. T. b. Ssmpson Lieut. Col. Grace, and the
Rev Mr. Williams.
sTEaaER HASsA
The report in Tie Herald Of the steamer Hansa having
heen ashore on Saturday night incorrect She was an
shored BY the pilot until daylight.
SINGULAR FATALITY
Capt +. W. Loveit Of the ship White swallow WHO
died Of cholera of Boston Friday was the sixth Capt
ovett who died within three months ali being natives OF
Beverly, Mines and seventh Capt. Lovett now lies at
fe point Of death in the town. They were all prom
iDent ship.masters.
EARTHQUAKE AT sZA.
The bark Susan Jane arrived from the Coast Of AFRICA
rcpors experiencing two distinct shocks Of earthquake at
slP NJ Of the 10th ult. when in lat. $50 O3 N, lon i'
H.
ANOTHER STEAMER FOR TEE PROVINCES 49,
We upderstaud that the friends Of the Eastern City re-
siding in st John are about raising stock for the purchase
of new steamer now lying in Newfork, which was H.
tended for the California route She IA through sea
yong boat 900 burden and can be purchased foI
600 II is contemplated hathathe stock can DC raised
In TIM province and the other half in Caes aud 81 Ste
pbens st. John News.
THE sIooP WAR CossTELLATIoS.
new sloop-owar the Constellation, IL to be Launched
nj Portsmouth on the 25h inst. This vessel presents 70
the eve O structure Of strength and capacity scarcely
eaualed in our navy, in any vessel below hrst-cass
fpae Below we give her dimensions ana armament;
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IBy Telegraph. ]
YELLOW rEyER-srRUcK BY LIGBrSIsG.

NORFOLK, Friday, Aug. A. 1854.
yellow fever continues TO prevail among the OF
tho French war steamer Chmere al this port and Is cases
have been removed the Hospital since she was sent to
Quarantine.
The schooner Abd.el.Kader from New-iork bound TO
Alexandria struck by lightning and the topmasi aud
or,mast sbiyered In peces.
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Re~eipGs Of Preduce-ArSrsr 5.

~ Y saS Hsris. SsSrOss ~ ~ We'd s.s'.s 1ss 81
SIC MIA 70 heed Cstts - do Cows las do Calves
Ere Do Batter sundes 50 bash Grsn los t Pc
ebA Cdyr - rep ~ Dc hNbe -sc Pap<r
lfo bales NsSers
~ ss-ts ho Rayse' as o-sa sess-so bbS Forr, pss
Nh IS ta.h hat, No. crr'. "a = crL - d.
rfuy .t.9 .!t,. Lsalhsr
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Arrived SryDAy A

steamship Hcnss (Brem Geersen Bremen July With mdse.
and 6s e Oeeh. Co July lat f9 o. lon % 10 '4w
ship ST. Lous Edhdse hcnse Southampton and
Hs' The H. had ogsy weather for three days. had TO run
the gLe thrt close OF.
Steamship KuoIvie Ludlow savannah 2 hours with
Pss L. Miebi Sd inst Z. PM 10 miles north Of Hat
exchGn with Georgia from Phi
6elT for ssysIHsh 81 ~ passed brig Phurs, hence for ga
su.hp Roanoke Skinner Norfolk Riebzond and Petebar
9Th An Of FenWiek sad ssnaised steamship jamestown
ship Hudson While New Orleans 20 day. with mdse WIN T.
Frost I'd u. a a 81 ION. 81 o5 company with ship-
ard sewln, from New oresn' bound 70 ilave
snip Lorna U uhsrt Norsk days with skip timber 10 f. d.
Bari YeEs orwl jacobson, Liverpool IS Sys with salt
5. ThomIson s kerhev.
Bsik viy uana ZsIs Cubs % days With aad moIs,,es
Of Lgbecl Turlow C,nfueeo. Jaly l5 with susa
brt son July lsrh lat u Ion % So passed bark Lzzy
Nictos from Ceufrseos for SeS-YOrk
Biz Jsvs Br Wilson Cardiff 81 days with railroad iron T.
Corirs Co.
Fra O. W. PuTser Lsssns Manras 10 days vith
Eeheveris 3h inst Anko1y Lop, passenger died
.sied IN company with BIZ Roman, f5r Boston.
Brig Clinton, Thompson Charleston u days ~i cotton 10 O.
sehr NJ Freeman, Glover, Gusysnss R. with sus,r 81
u. Freeman.
sh SILLY Bnse. Moore D,rien II day., With naval store. to
Btfaes Bat usr RusdrsT. July - st ~ g. ion IS. spoke
fchr Kate bsh. frota Boston for New Orleans 10 dsys
sehr G srg se5. Savannah, days, sl,h cotton Nc
sebf Fergu.on F.r1ia Georgetown dsys with naval
10 Rcurtree 4 Warren
schr Hnebinsh.m, shaleI Portland Coas.
sclr r. B. Smith. Hall. Portland Gem.
schr DsBel Webster. Chase Rowland
sehr Ei,n Roiusn, Ossood. New Bedford, with CT.
sek1 Freestone, Brooh, Portland, Conn
rort ih Of ne Of the having their
the hns bosi the sseOr Of die
robbed their ship
me otG OF tne estt boat wa bnsel Mech which
probably the stolen boat
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MARKlED.

HATCH-CHAsE--In Boston, Mond,y morning, July 81, by
be Rev Thomas Worcester Horace Hath, OF hs CITY to g.
Chase the late Col Cyrus Chase OF BEookne, Mass
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Maxkets P,por,sd bv Tclsyropk.

PRovIplseE Aus Is-The CoTros market 70 unchanged
u,h moSs,te sles WooL-he market dull and bsre pEee
sas s5 80 TIA PRINTING ClorHs-The market sesdy ssies
- leo pieceA
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NShaiers.

Cid New Bedford 4th, ship stePhans Fisher for Indian
Ocean.
Ar at Nantucket LIST ns ship Mohawk Gran, Of Nantucket to
fol Pacific
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BY E,ts Railroads.&c. tbl. Flour ss bsss whss 20 PAR
Wtiiy & bella Wool Isl PHI Butter 4 ddes bes'bei 90
.hrrn PrcTi-inns
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PA ATLANTIC

An Liverpool, 20 u Asamemnon. lawrence New Orleans
An baiey savannah swssey Chsreron Lbon
Brown, ard John bratshsv Ae Sc John ~ B.; d Eurooa
l Shannon ss,Yorii Globe BLAIR CAsfi-stoni imperial H.
SID "a Fsrieh Lo,eand New Yoi; California Lssljsy Char
.e.eD asa Cashsf Plemmer, Phsdephis; James Xs.nrb
Cbnd dc Barbour Asnhs Jshs g. sd ossa
Stevens New Yort John and Albert Rsnson Ae,ad,..
NY "a Patton, hossresli Amelia MsKsn1is ChsrIeon
ne n,sr sussna s,sna seshs Dsy Por.sr, Monterey
I'd 18th, ses;iel, LsisaJ Essporf and 81 AndrevsNB
fosls ara Ss..hsrn en-, E.pse creeass, Ne-- Yars.
nsh Hsrry HvritHi sswYsrt New Era usny ri, verss
ca Hn eershanBisp Pnn E.wyort AL Va !. Per.ncs,h
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N PORT YESTERDAY

The receipts at The Sub-Troasury are sJEi,zVJ plui
si9 3i3; balance, si,s5a,s92.
The steamer to-day took s9e5,oOo of which 1900 900
was in gold COIN The shipments of the week have been
81 IN md Of the year o,3os 1885, The following
is classification Of the specie exports to the Let ns by
which il win be how large proportion OF the ship
ment is in bars and foreign coin:
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b. shows the following results

In the Departments of France where the harvest hss
been gathered has proved large and Of excellent quality
From Italy the reports of the harves, are favorable The
Egyptian crops are described as very good
The following table will show the coinage OF the Mint OF
the United States Philadelphia for the seven months OF
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The Atartic brings US intelligence Of better market
for Conos which had touched 90, but closed at 92 s2
The Improvement was the result OF the continued line
weather, and proper understanding OF the call OF TIC
Chancellor of the Exchequor for three million pounds
for war expontes which not call on the country
involving taxation but only intended to take from the
Treasury and place at the disposition Of the Government
furds already arranged for. The Money mske showed no
ehon Some bullion had been shipped to the Continent,
but the arrivals of the week. which were ts5oooo ex-
coeded the shipments. Cotton steady, but under the
influence Of the fine weather Breadstufs continued to
decline We find very little in the foreign journals in
regard TO the Schuyler fraud The few paragraphs we
find contain only the details in brief. The Exchanges
with France were again looking more favorable The
Turkish loun wss in the London market, but was not
taken In the manufacturing districts there was 10 I'M
poriant change.
The return of the Bank OF England for the week ending
Saturday July ~ when compared with the previous re-
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The whole number pieces coined in 1854, i's,
against SOS the corresponding months Of 1883. OF
the pieces coined this year 54643 gold, lsi 900
silver, and 10, SIC copper.
The gold bullion deposited in July, was:
from California ..........................t 80 ocOp
fron other sources. 5000
SILVER buliion oeposted 3o,eyo
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tf,rorsrs.Nras 70 AHrivs

City Of Ptns sled from Liverpool fo, Pnsde Ialy
ClJde. sailed from Dlsssow Tor Ne 80
rsbis SAILED IRON LlveI.en 'gI 80 -sr e
rEIos ,,ssH'd oH. EirFs f0r New ort.''.''''auE
sailed nom Lvefpco 'oi Do-e
Baltic Sails from Liverpool 'o
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RANK Of ENGLAND, IRISH and sSWwnlxxS Wy
- NOTES and FOREIGN GOLD and SILVER COLE 49,
ED-Coleeticns on csioia, and ell par Of ne 1900
s,.snasd 20 with p,on2tre.s and dsa,eh Bn, o. .ms 70
pre1el rattyr g. Church. Fan frnrcisco for fAie y "
tneurrsri ropsy escoartsd 9, low rats, by ,..v.sA
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Among the exports are

II is stated that Mr.. Nicholas Dean will conduct the
examination of the affairs of the Harlem Railroad Co. Tor
the Committee Of Stockholders appointed at Tie meeting
on the lst inst
The Morris Canal Co. have passed the interest on their
preferred stock the funds or which have boon spent IN
repairs &C.. Of the work.
BY an amendment to the General Appropriation bill
Mr. Cisco the SubTrcasuror at this City, 10 authorized
in case of absence illness to appoint Mr. Russe Cher
Clerk, his deputy welldeservcd advance OF salary
Mr. Cisco he's also obtained for Mr. Russell and some other
officers of biz department.
TIE Exchanges the Clearing House were $40 9siO7o
The tolls on the Canals of this State for the fourth
week Of July were:
ls52ih week in July 5SS
Decrease In 1854 ...........''.'''''''$<lZ' ' "
Tie total receipts for the thus far this year. conf
pared with the receipts during the same number of days
from the opening of navigation last year. show the fol-
lowing result
1354-92 sit %
Increase In 1854. SZl55I ~
Average receipts per day in rs iS1, -
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sIHIkrUaE ALaAs.C.s...fbIs DAH
q sets......... Moos-oet'
vATER...... THIS DAY
eADdy IS Gov Island. 5)s Hell Oste'' 10
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IN she has ports but will only
mount twenty guns sixteen Of SO FOUNDERS and four long
90 poundeIs On her spar deck forward and ar she WI
mount two 10 shell guns on pivots, carrying oa wesn
seeondcsss gae, her main yard being 80 feet in length
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OITIcE OF THE ILLIsoIs CEyTE,L sAILaoAD {

- NV 7oek, July " ~ -
A T MEETING Of the BOARD of DIRECTOB
"A Of this Company held this day, ISsTALLMEsr Il ~
DOLLARS PER SHARE al the shares Of the ssptl sssS
the Compsny Except the thousand shses Wiki vy
dollars share and the thousand web Tea e
per share have already been Paid h,s s ,cS
required 70 De paid BY the several ptes vlcss he -
shsres Of stoos now stand respectively tho Tesr 90
fore the lotb cay Of Aug 1904 AID ere %
iioro s. day ~, the h JAY inst sed transfer Of sox VIZ"
BY order Of the Board Of birecton
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Fludnrldl.

THu ANsEicAS ExcHAyGg BANK, NHw Yosx jane 1871
An EXTRA DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT. on
~ Capital stoct OF this Bank will be paid the n day
July -. -. 1900.
million dollars payable halo hny dollars share on the
and the other half the sixth cay OF Noveu
Der next
The stock viii be Distributed the old Stockholders In he
rato Of old st0ck acorte
10 the Stock Ledasr the morning OF the 25h Inst
The rights functional eita OF shares may be transferred ana con-
hned so . O obtain fn shares -
ANY NAV az time ser the 18th Inst bic
new shares In full and entitled rb,tc the II
cent yer nnuun the moiety TO tue 9Th November
The BALI Of the increased stock will be entitled 60
portion Of the semi annual div deud In Move lbcr next
The Transfer Sooks viii be closed from the ?5h inst 70 The is
July Inclusive. G. A MEios, Cashier.
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OFrIcE or rus NEwY0RK FIRE .No MARIsE N. uo,l
New.York, An ust 81, 1854 !
nNIDEND.--Tbe Board OF Directors have this day
~ declared a scmisurual DlVIDEND Of ZEN PER CENT,
able demand the Office Of the Company ~ WAst
d. UNDERHILL Secretary
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PROM TIE NETHERLANDS.
-, r Il N..-t. n.,lx, A1y.vffaar

GEyoA Wednesday, July IL, 1854.
The IT, s. flag ship Cumberland, Com. Stringhau, has
returned from an agreeable cruise to Greece the Islands
smyrna, &c. She was in TOW Of the fdgate Saranac,
CAPT Long most Of the cruise. The steamer however,
from Washington and repaired to Marseies to take the
recently appointed Consul to Tnns She will soon
njon the Cumberland at spezzia. The st. Lonis, Capt
insrshaIn IA also daily expected there from Constant
pope where she has been superseded by the Levant.
The eastern just infested with pirates but they
war and arr thus kept in hiding places. Some four
five French English and Austrian armed vessels are con-
stsntly on the look out for them. la all the ports visited
by our vessels found epgraVings celebrating capt
Ii would be WI il our Government could keep steamer
constantly cruhng In tho Levant though the expense
spormous Coal costs from $50 TO S35 the tun, being all
brought from England. Yours; &C.
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I'HE OHIO LIFE INSURANCE and lnvvvs.
CONPANf;.CncIsxsrf, JAY s. 1854 Tho Ssnsis. a
ins Of the soehbolders Of this Inssuon prescribed
6ss ~ sss c .SI ,ss es Of Trustee. r e 81
sssmssr I nsIl Thee WIN 30 Special Meeting =, -
soiaen on THURSDAY, the 18th September. st the 81
soeoek M for The eonddesstion Of particular msss
with the Interests Of the Instirasa. By order, ,,s~x
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'''' = ''''''' N. EDGAR, rre..ss..-
OFFICE oY I'M ILLINOIS cExrRlL R.ILRo.D Cos,YT(
= NEW-foBx JAY Q, le4

1 hNbo IN lLl1iNDiS.-A bureau 1Or the oAZnSssr
snch portionA 81 the LANDS Of the ILLINOIS CkMss
hAiLhOAD Co adjacent the ne OF tho Ro,t oos
efsus VII be opened st this Office the oh inst, wkes
on OF the ssre and the prices which they will b. soo f
for the Bonds Of the Company par VIII furnished u
Persons eesI.us Of Purchasing by essn s
wanted have prior claim 70 the the prices wh ~
establbed ezd which will be based descriptions Of ~
BY the Government Surveyors and their proximity Rsilys
tona d. A NFAL' " p nd Cen y -
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OFFICE or rHE PENNsYLV.NIA Coat Co.
Hor,ar ~ HFoatVVav and Wnliaf

URTEN1lL BANK, A1slst
4 DIVIDEND Of THREE and ONE-HALF (4I
"A PER GET has this been declared payable he lodi
Tho transfer books viii remain closed until the hin
W. A. HALL, Cashier
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LIsr OF srsAHEss 70 DsSal
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MOVING IND REApING MACHINE TRIALS

A sort of race course gambling mania prevails to try
which man can trot s machine the fastest piece Of
grass or wheat.
TIE GermantOrE Telegraph has a sensible remark
upon this subject:
'"Ihero ID 10 better way in our judgment to bring
moving aud reepng machines into dsreputc than by get
ting up matches for their public trial There are many
circumstances attending these trials that seriously operate
against these machines and calculated to dlsparage
them in the eyes OF the practical farmer. The best 10
find out the merits of Mower Reaper is 10 try it
privately, before Committee o: not exceeding dozen
Intelligent farmers; and venture 10 say that day
doy Oed TO such purpose would do more tn Introduce
these machines upon farms than forty public displays,
however well the crowds of unmauageable people
will permit them TO be tested All practical farmers who
have witnessed exhibitions matches of this kind will,
we sure, agree with us in this.
Most decidedly they will. The only sensible PROPOSE
ton that have for the trial of these useful
machines made BY John L. Wright of Chicago, man
uiacturer of Atkins Automaton SelfRaker. That was,
for every interested in making reapers make up
purewe think be proposed to put in s5Ooand for each
State Agricultural Society add the fund and ap.
Joint committees and they should take all these machines
and with the earliest harvest south end move
norhward, eating wheat in all conditions likely to
in each State paving the committee and expenses out of
the fund and then awarding the balance with their opin
ion to the fret second and third best Misunderstanding
which was best for locality and which for another
If State Societies will cooperate to carry out this
plan year. they will do all the States good service
and that would put stop the tomfooery that we have
witnessed in various sections this year.
We hope Mr. Wright not discouraged, but will still
press the matter TO trial. II would be Of the most
jucieous expenditures the part Of every of
good machine that he could make and it would do
introduce and reapers into general than any
other plan suggested 1t would also defects
be discovered and emeded and machines adapted par
ticular localities Such trial. too would be noticed by
reports in papers that have been heard Of Of the vii
lage where they printed.
One of this class of papers having pulled the machine
that out first at Of these scrub races the manu-
fGcturer sends the puff with polite request that we
should insert in columns If he had sent
TO business Office, with the pay for advertisement
dare soy it would have been printed but it has got
up ssirs, suspect it will find its way into the chip
basket.
We hope next year to name this machine in the great
national trial. and if it Is the best we shsl cay So
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KOSSuTH Az GLASGOW.

TAe AortA B,th Md o. jay
puhlc citing OF the inhabitants of Glasgow wa oeid
this afternoon in the City Hall convened by upward OF
hundred electors and inhabitants 10 consider She war
pohcy of this country especially to protest IN The
present crisis OF European affair against ali
"or alliance with Austria aud 10 urge upon :ae Ministry
and Parliament 20 Use their best efforts 10 secure such
"seement of the Eastern question as shall create IN a
"rope final and effective counierpoise 10 northern des
"potism and 10 take such other material guarantees a.
"shsl in future eectually cripple the ambitious designs
of the Russian Cars" Baie Masgregor occupied the
chair and an unusual interest given 10 the proceed
ircs from the circumstance that Nj. hossuth the late
Governor of Hungary had responded TO an invitation to
be present to address the meeting The attendance was
very large NJ kossuihs appearance the platform was
the signal for loud and continued cheering, TO which ne
bowed his acknowledgment.
The Chairman rose amid loud cheering, and after few
Introductory observations concluded by saying Gentle
men-Let US be united in assisting our beloved sovereign
in this emergency and consider her advisers are not
taking the right bring about an honorable and
lasting peace let tell in public meeting assembled cur
opinion ireat cheering. Without any further remark,
but craving your assistance in supporting the Char and
bearing with my inrmities beg to introduce to you our
patriotic visitor Louis Kossuth. Tremendous cheering,
and waving OF hats, &c.
NJ KossuTH rising, was greeted with long and pro-
lonced applause. On its subsding he said Sir dons
know how it comes pass, but gloom OF melancholy
svread over my soul since set my foot on soil
ls it the mountains there locking dova from tiar On ne
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Is SEARCH OF AN ORGAS.-T1e Beloa Journal opposing
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and advocating
the organization Of Peoples Democracy the Nebras-
kaites oficeholders have raised fund TO crush Tie
Journal They propose to raise 900 and loan it, at 10
per cent. interest," to some one who will start paper
there. good chance for one to use up 81 900 and
then fail Apply to the Belot Postmaster who receives
proposals "by authority. Nebraskasm is evidently at
adiscOun when they have to advertise for an organ We
would recommend some Of our Italian organ-gnders 70
make BIO, Us $500 Lac already been raised.
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FLAx-CRAsH LISES.-aessrs. Treat and Randall Of
Nouniown, Conn, have patented machine for Break.
me and Dressing Flax, which they consider in some re-
pects superior to any other Its price $3.50 and worked
by two and two horse power, it will break and
dress out the fiber from of Flax.raw per day saw
ing 0the fiber and rejecting only the woody mater or
hrc. The fax is delivered short staple but without
cutting the long fbers being dram apart into their prima-
ry hbers by the rollers of the machine With this mate.
rial Mr. Treat has commenced small scale the manu-
iacure OF Crash Toweng, cotton warp and linen filing
very even and substantial fabric costing cents
per yard sixteen inches wide. Two Of the Dressing Ma
chimes are now running in Painesville Ohio We state
these facts for the encouragement of FaIrowers and in
the belief that this machine deserves the attention Of
manufacturer
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gland s 10 furnish the transports for 5000 men, An
equal number of troops with field battery viii be
embarked on board the French ships. III we add TO
these numbers that Of the marne,solders commanded
by Col Feron, the effective of the whole Baltic div
sion will amount to from 1900 to IA, men, while
at the same time the embarkation OF troops for the
Black Sea from Marseilles has not yet ceased; the
process Of disarmng France having apparently not yet
reached the desired point of safety"
KARL MARX
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OWE t1feEFot"tIt'
LONDON, Monday, July 3. 1854.
The following 10 the text of the mysterious treaty
between Austria and Turkey which delivers up the
Danubian Princpalities into the hands of power
which is not a. war; but on terms of amity with the