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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19
THE CRYSTAL PALACE ODE.

The following capital parody on the Wal
ace ode which took the 800, which W,
ave already published, has been Furnished
0 the Portland Argus by correspondent
he parody Is entirely ahead Of the origina
de, and is the best thing Of the kind til.
"a, been set uaoat for long while:
Lo! the transitory darkness
From our Palace floats away;
Cent 10y cent the stock advances,
With the hope that II may pay.
See the mighty Snowman, Barnum,
I'D. Coming up with itching palms
Tavern. keepers, barmen, cabmen
Lin Oh high according psalms.
Here we behold the true evangel!
Not from merit fortune comes;
Man has stamped that shining patent,
On the brow Of Tommy Thumbs.
Only now by shifts and lodges,
M Varying to Inventions chime;
Can we ill an empty pocket
In the beaten paths Of time.
Nations hear the pleasing murmur
Rolling from our liquor bars
Soon will patrons, iain, aud hirsty,
Come by every train Of cars.
Telling that our Crystal Palace
Yet shall bring the promised pelf-
Man shall look from ar aud nature
Up to Bamum's mighty self.
Bulls aud bears rejoice that darkness,
From our Palace iloats away.
Wall street gathers drops Of mama
Barnumized, the stock must pay.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

There is 10 be convention Of the Wing
editors IN Maine, at Portland, on Monday
next.
For what objec,' Is il TO trade out the
whig party, or TO prevent lis being traded
out!-Augsta Age.
Neither. The convention was held on
Monday las, and its objects accomplished.
II was, rs The Age suggests, an Interesting
meeting. There was, however, no talk o.
selling the wing party, or buying any other,
but II was conceded BY all, that the Sham
Democracy, which The Age supports, was
in an Interesting state, TO use The Ages Ian
guage "in a condition Of imminent peril"
Il was also agreed, mem. con-, 10 do nothing
to avert aay calamity which might beiall
il, but 10 lot justice take its course. We
hope The Age is satisfied with these an
swers. II il is not, IL Brother Baker OF the
Journal, knows ofanyihing more, that was
said, done, or agreed upon by the conven.
,ion, he can speak. We have told all we
know Of the matter. ..
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

O. Ds. Lincoln and Haskell are putting
up some very elegant Toilet Boxes contain.
ing every article necessary 10 keep tho teeth
and gums in o good stats Of preservation
Ladies who desire 10 have their teeth "whits
Us ivory" and TO preserve tho sweetness Of
their breath will do well 10 surply them.
selves with tho articles. Gentlemen, too,
should not DO without them. They arc for
sale nj tho Office No. o Central Block.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

Mn. UPHAM, Of Massachusetts, appears
10 have made The ablest speech in oppose
ton to the Nebraska bill, that has yet been
listened 10 in the House. The National
lrlelligencer, in its brief report, says:
Mr.. Upham, Of Massachusetts, held that
il this bill should become law il would
work an entire and radical change oipOlicy
OH which This Union was formed and which
its affairs have been administered from The
first. The country will swing from its
moorings, aud we shall embark with all our
precious Interests, glorious recoleciions,
and all The magnificent prospects Of this
vast empire, OIL an untraversed and un-
known, and il may DO stormy, II not fatal
sea. He argued that the great obstacle in
The way Of establishing this Union was
slave institutions. II this had not been re-
moved, there never could have been
Union formed. II you, he said in conclu-
sion, overthrow bargains aud compacis, you
will make the North unit. Northern men
with s,ulhern principles will disappear,
and the race Of doughlaces will be extinct.
Applause. He further condemned The
bill.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

owe understand tha, Mr.. GiIpairick,
who meets with good success as Teacher
Of Penmanship, and whose method ofieach.
ing gives great satisfaction, will open a
school on Saturday evening next q. Beetho-
ven Hall,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

FIRE TheTavern House in Buckfield
village, known a, the Buckf'sld House,
together with the stables, and an adjacent
store, were wholly consumed on Sunday
morning last.
The house was owned and occupied BY
Mr.. George w. Battles, who, !, is said. hat
insurance on the house 10 the amount o.
$4,000, and $3.50 on his furniture. i
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

The following is comparative statement
Of the amount Of foreign business TRANSACT
ted by the free and slave States:
.. IMPORTS: r.'
In 1910. In 1852.
In the slave States, SIS, 1853, 702 s24, 722,5!3
In tho free States, 87,2S3,2is lS3,575,342
Increase In ~ years ......
Free States, so, 290,124
Slave States, 4,863,872
Difference in iavor Of The free Statcs-
In 1910, S67,425,507 "
In 1852, l58,s50,76s
EXPORTS:
In 1910. In 1852.
From 81. States, s77,5i0,2s3 s97, 296, 256
From free States, 50 .564,S63 ii3,362,7i3
Increase in u years
From free States, SIS. s6,850
From slave States, i9,7s5,97a
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

DWe learn tina, q little boy, whose name
was George Hurzy, WIS drowned by falling into
the Laconia canal, Thursday afternoon.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

Tho public deb, Of the United States on tho ON
ms, WA, sD,o7o,s52 as--Of which scaoo@
wa. redeemed week before last
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

Saco, May II. 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06
CENTRE FOUNDRY.
]. q A. .. BAGGS,

No.22 IIaiu sIss Centre Wheeling,
EEP constantly on hand an OF the latest
and most improved stoves, very variety
or Paipr, shop and Gooking
thing ever introduced into city They have sold 150
item within the last
back did not on AMI Ffave
Ieyer lad one letuti.ed IL - *
They also kcep constantly on hand the latest oil
icl eqtal 20 made IN this ctty5
also cast Sinks and Of as the
tic4iar wilt be paid to II kinds of job
" oil - 81 y. ~ sswtt-AngA q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals,s ,sPerfumery, 60, &C..
TSg H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES would announce to his
~. fIcEds and the public generally, that
ed the interest the senior business lately
conducted under the firm or j. Grum1acker q Sol he
will continue the the old stand, Main ST.
anu would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit conti
The Old
opening an EXTENSIVE selected stock OF Drugs AMI
Che all of whell
purity and are now offered
to the nhpe on I'M most feasonab BILE terns tSr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06
McLURE HOUSE, m

ssWHEEEiNG,sVA.a .a
colnpleted at cost of over 0n0D
t-l and furnished In the very best ,contansal
the arnliance sin use Iii tile best Eastern Hotels and
calculated in all espects first class House.
The Proprfetonha been in one
The best Eastern to accommodate his
in style inferior 10 west or east, aud res
nectf fully solicits their fnvor. feb9:til.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06
1rpEls, TIN, s. sITEIsr . II on i.Ysalsfe

COPTElk, lin, * sIEEIET1 u ItON NEFAIkK
Mandatory. sK
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage! heretofore
eET bestowed him, the subscriber would respectful
@qly yintorm hisiends and the public generally that he
continues TO the above named articles IN
all their variety, ofhic he has always hand, good
sortment and retail very low pricestt
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves ofsthe most ap
proved patterns for coal and wood. u sa t =
work will receive his particular attention
and be executed with prompness and in style that viii
please the most hstidous.S :. - - -
iade2i 'ii i- al.s V'tRNEY no. 81 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

Centre Wheeling
Stunning out everything in the way Dry Goods both
Il fancy and staple, at the very low prices.
are now PREPARED 10 show lawns and bakeges in
their variety; Silks, Satins Tissues Plaid,
EmhrodeTtest mantias, summer Shawls, &c.
Atso good assortment of Cloves Hosiery, aud ali 9TH
er articles In our line, TOO
n5.Ladies, favor US with call. $50 3 s-5...,-ss,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06
WHEELING. u s...l..55 g.
United states Clothing Wnrehonse
Branch Of Le United Sstes ciotiag Store, BALTIMORE
= 1WIESEMFsELD fl cos
2 n swnuLRsKLH!ANpJ RETAIL tss : * &
GT,0TEITN(4 T,MPORITIMt

E5lfss No.i133 Main ST., Wheeling. ~ ~
CONSTANTLY & on hand, an extensISe assortment o.
", Paslonablel Clothing, and Youths and fChldfen'S
Clothing, which will be disposed terms
01-Ali orders promp ly executed. Jelly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

j. @. 9HARB0 OUR,
WholesnI aud II etniI ID Delier4 In
CARPETS, RUGS,a0ILCLOTHS,
LOOKING GLASSES, &ssURH 0l.sEisAsA X
WARE or RERERYfDESCESAlsT =
NO. 49, MAIN STREET. -
sfwHEELINGiss VA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

7's5f' gASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. = ~
A LII persons indebtedto Wheeler & Iakin; BY book
IA account othe rwise, hereby notified that pay
et must be made to me they having assigned
janl2 J.. III. -PENDI ETON, Truaiee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

JOHN L iiENlEWiBlY, - -
WILL attend 10 the taking OF deposition and writing OF
Heds Contracts Leases &C. Persons desTons OF
Tes infains Dispositions, will please to have the notices
as 10 take Them at his Office lie will be found II his
IEremOsty during the dayi rrom7 A. n. nntiI 81.
o,ncE-Q Quincy street. between Main and sonti
iae. as.ilessss - = aug26sr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

1aYkLI' PrlIcInles eotosy new ana enIifeIy re-
ia yised edition, iIiustr,d maps, plates and
cuts, vol. svo. 6sls feb7ss a WILDE Bios
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

20 Ill HI 9 SlOI II sNH lGl lTCIllM Us
PRODUCE AND FLOUR DEALERS,
WheeIing, avn.taeE
EIAVlNG completed our arrangements East and West
III for the safe and speedy ira nst of Merchandise and
Prolpce, we tender our services to tho ruhlie
having Railroad track running into IT. endbbeing very
eommodious and from gives our
friends greater security for their 7is
l5-SoLe Agents for the Baltimore aud Ohio T'rans=
portation Line, through direct 10 PhiladeL Lphia.
NIB Having cal aety store go 900 tons, charge
janet afi,s7s fy F'S.&H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

Messrs. Evans q Watson, PhiladeIphaS enilehssi..-
have much pieasure In Fire Proof
from wing sayed books eectnally
aer undergoing Very heat during the fire which
destroSedthc entire block buildings Arch street
wharf, on the Sehnynll, on the 9Th OF June, 1880.
IA Yours. very respectfully,
serfe-dty RUSSEL & g UBBINS7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

5000 Cases. s
NTcCLALt,ESS q KSoXhaIe e moved their wholesale
Boot and Shoe ware rUoms TO The story brick
building 113 Aiain street. $50 rJi1 ffsaE
They have new In store and receiving daily, 1f7
300 CASES boots; IA 4 as
~ $50 .. :" broEans;
+ l4asa 160 "a boys boots; = H3.s A'st
so. 90 az sssss.fltf brogans; - ~ (.
90 g youths boots; 3 i,s4s T. Fl5i5s5 I
49, % % a. bfOgans; +,
sh2 esii160 -. woinens lace boots, y3
sgt 100 So s.fi Jenny Lind Shoes; 3
se.i 90 60 misses lace siisIsss. boSts; e s5s's
" aitit 65 -iii.' 'tI 3 z Jeniy Lind's; I
i.sai 90 io.s ssji tsIippers.T ze'5lz
Thankful for the very liberal patronage elofore=ex
extended TO the House, they solicit continuance of the
Merchants ntther way east earnestly invited to can
and examine their stock. 3 tE5 All BIS
.mE1e -. - Il ~. MocIALLENsl l&.KNox.l
b Thomas's- s-American observation-disclosures
CUTTING GLASS, BREAST GLASS, EAR tsYRtNGEss DEM
~ fsse : .fs- TAI. 3LEEcIi, ETc. si 5.ssgs,
NTTE respectfully invite the atention5of the Medical
Nv Profession to the aud valuable Instruments
above named. - z. u ~
The superiority of these articles viii commeds them
selves examination, to all interested In their useA
large assortment received and for sale by
8 y FRENCH. GOLD BAND CHINA.
IfoMPRlSNG ei.iie Dinner Sets, and ITate pieces
" We guarantee every article perfect aud less thanauc
ton average prices. HOBBS, BARN ESs sGe Co..
.mr. - 4 r IS Monroe St. near u G Post Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06
s.LANBpIN. re-. BoRHAN. sss4s E.sN. nkSsETr
vih7.AMBDIN, BONHAM, s. Co.,
ASS MIA, WIZ AND PHENHNi
PAPER MILLS, . s zsiss

Printing nj Wrapping Paper, Candle PspeIJ
SHi:oi Yarn E2per steam Boat Paper Sai e ~
4i"nmet boards Fullers' l;nlrls. &c. si9 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

luBFAiso Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, PLASTIC,
Casts and olels and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices b n. ,. d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06
+, IHEEI4INCS va. ! 3sA TIJIsDAY s. MORNING.
CITY BUSINESS.
JOHN B. VOWEI,I,.11

80 DEALER IN ssilfss sIi,s +
Drugs, Medicines,P Paints, Oils,
Dye STA NJ, Patent - ediciiss, lPssfainerysSe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

.3s1'af4 Water street, lSeiow Monroe. 49,
-sa,.lsue lSi l4 WHEEHIN NC; XA!SI ~ - ss.f
IN NJ PEMRERToEi announces 10 his old friends and
IL. the public senetailS. that lie has located In the
modious br tk baildrs. formerly known as the est
Ch1rlca and Thoroughly repaEed fitted Il,
entertain In good style at moderate
prices The Pemberton House is situated Immediately
on Tic Steamboat Landing, tile Depot OF the Ba
tihore and ohi0 Railroad. aHordng passengers TOR
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place. The
proprietor Respectfully invites the attention OF his old
friends TO his ose, and soicts share Of public patron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
.
II the Market

fpsy, gy.Nse M..oS "A lss. Done, 'ss fernish Jus.
~ en-. ~s.is. b.s s.-n oele.nt-..
e, s ,. ., .,%aSns sr ne .s,y - a ~,
~ sessn .-Pps unt hey 80 excuse o tae
mech asnei.i a,d the press h.s ss. f
called intimate is seDshss nh Dozen f.ia!s asv: O.
ses have tet teen large nor have these sEe IN tie major
An sg feature hosT Of the last wssss that
.va Of 'e.e fom A,st and foieiia port h.s been
present steamer will cot be paIdeg ar' We have
Loo KSes 70 Iss had f.aS vessels brSsns a. eooy s
deal dd ant ssd three four f.m Vsp,,.o be,
Iess fr .oy prSioo. fcnpsbt Ts-re
sbity 1. will Of sinb,r
rs.,seos 9. meeting ''..mer r'q1irs~ent. r..
.n for es.e Us. .ns p. psi'st rs. ispo,s1
So 5eo I, the being pretty hn At the
.s sr, ~ en- 40 .d osss sssaas Of foi
s',. ss,s ~ d % 81 a. The .ss
eas9 2sor No Important sales Of Do@e'' Re-
Cor Ma" Sales Of acc Dbl. ssset {.
us half Ibis 81 e4s27S half Dbl aud IS do at ~ half
BASLsr-ssss Of Domestic lSl;e aud 90 DO
WaEAT-s.ie Of ~n, PIE and go de do a, Sc
oars Sale. Of 200 sack. E.sern in loo. s,2.a3e TS
CoSs-sses Of %. sses. '.iios' d-.c,iponss a. rze D.
PILor BSsAD- Sci. els bols a. Sc perm.
s.s 81 - Il. s. e ef.. fsi '
and sales Of ether description. ysy low ssa[s.
~ M &: Peg 60 s I,rs :. u Sss s
e. ~ s ;s Ss: 70: aa % G. S.. r. sSG3
G,n :S.s sale, 81 n' %. d. .. "a ..
1es DO do At s5 s. do s2 80 90 Csrssss *'
sales ofea square Timber 80 NJ Th'
spsiTs TSsrssT'ss"s.I.. on Friday CALLS 10 tins
cisrs.ss-ssI. ets.e sal. At ~ 50 gsEsll
Si.s =; n. .iss =
0 6gssssIssies cfii,tso is.,s G, lie,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

We have files Of The Pioneer and Democrat published at
OyHpis w I, from which we CLEAN the following para
graphs
GEsEEAL PROSPERITY Along the whole lsngtb OF the
Sound and Strait distance Of 200 miles general pros
pery to attend a branches Of industry The couu
try ~ rapidly settling up town sites springng into OK
isieree, and the lunbermaD, fisherman and aTman
meeting with their reward. and so mote it be-
Pom GAMBLE-1hs Puget sosAd Milling Company, at
their srTas me1ts for saving and commenced saving
the 3l.t January-runnng gang of thirteen ears
Their building and machinery are said 70 be of the frat
quality and tho workmanship executed in mastery style
The mill present under the general suPeriDtendsnce
Of Mr. Keller of the company Of Pope Il Talbot
SrATTLr the County seat of King County is situated
but few miles from Dwansh. and We understand IS i'm
proving rapidly in business end Increasing in population
The DwSmh bay is o the best harbors on the SOUND
ind Seattle is destined to be place of Uncomfortable
Importance being backed by the largest and most valuable
DrsfRucTrvE AVID FArAL..we have received the
melancholy intelligence that the steam mill of MIR
w T. Sayward of Port Ludlow, Jefferson County, has
been seriously damaged by the bursting Of the boiler some
two weeks ago. Mr. Wright formerly OF Maae the Eag
n,er injured seriously cause his death within
ter or twelve hours after the disaster and the sawyer was
very severely sclded Damage TO the establishment is
esiira atod at $4,000
ne Pioneer and Democrat contains a remembrance
from the citizens Of Vsncouvers Island against the a
poinment OF Mr. Cameron as Judge OF Superior Court
and which exhibits vast deal OF American spirit Ahe
paper which contains the document comments as follows
+ The encroschments Of the Hudson Bay Company OH
cas on the rights the free settlers the Island be
coming more notorious and bareassd from year 10 year
and such her Maiesy-whose subjects many OF them
are proud acknowledge thsmselv not ia 10
condemn and redress il their grievances could but reaCh
the throne The 81 per demanded and paid for lands
frou the free settlers the issnd-whlch as we ore
formed passes into The vaults Of the Hudson Say Coui
nspv as agents for the Government of Great Britain
never reaches the exchequer Of the home Government
for which il is proesssdy collected We rather think
that if Of he Island could determine the subjects
there citizens Of the United States the eaga would sup
plant the lion on the national enssa and acquire for US an
intelligent and valuable class Of fellow citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

The Erso O. ffo paper devoted "a I've 'ovs-Uil r,
interest trOs lrGaly 10 Eight upoa ne existing s,a'9 %
efars and ~ tie reports contained IN u dier nste1a
from the account rtcsvsd from priv ate sources.
We Assurrd 5sttls patty OF Gen Cs-ill. Is every
de> growing stTonce- and that tho rule OF President
Eohhque drs~rg qu~kly to close A-ics ..f tacls
have declared Ggssnsi the Government Aro4siPa has
nov for some Tine bell 81 sn-. Gen TOfrc,, St'
E0af feH Gen Moran j. most opportunity sex, and
th- GoverrmAsti !. en its isst lecs
Prosidsn; Eohigique il n az Lima, which place Ia
"a e. NO, esv, and i Is tkousht tbs: Gsn Cast Ia
pl mach srAin-t The capital ~hen vail deelsr- 10 bis
fss There will BE- 10 iyh.nc the war VII be coa
fn,d u bOmbs.s pr Ian stio1s sni big words and s'ss
fne morning Gea. Echi que vii be noa est snd lsN
e.ideni perhsp no better thar he viii control ire ces-
tnes Of the County until 4 counter royolSiien or re
ssn Of psbc feeling ,cssibly. r.iVsts H,er
est iuIIs kIa Gu The Lin DO ut dread 5shi IN
the Pe-eu uucgie hut they are ncs AFRAID 81 the isT
80 desresa6oes vic may take advantage 81 the -sn' a
eSverIm,Lt 70 rob and commit all kids G. ag-rsssio1s
liz tho tins the ps..e rage, With incres-e1 vl9
iercs IN calao s,d Lima. and deies TIE efforts OF iae
h, sc's- nu,,her. die daily, sDi msny physeian- aive
fallen victim 20 H. The state OF the country i, taxing
Il sItog.tb~ mos; dsr'orsbe aud gre. dy fesr il must
be vo9se before II can be better
FRos AcAPULco-The news i-crn AcaPuic, = not very
definite or exciting Governor Nvaes .; the heal OF
roo of the revouJns Of Acapulco. had advanced into
the Bteisr and secured and fortified su ths monnais
passes which p-eoluccs the possibility Of santa Ansss
trooIs getting into the province large bsdy OF these
troops under tie command Of Esp was within 1osai
twenty iesgse- Of Aware but the probabe, are ihs!
thGt ciftsEce will not bs much lessened, and we can
scarcely expect :, hear Of fighting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
THE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

We have dstes from Valparaiso to March and CaIao
10 10Th
CHI1r-YRc Talparasso Herald says that in politics
everything is apparently quiet report was current bu;
injured by irost
Constant Efforts are being made to extend the sdacs
topa system throughout the country. decree Just pub
Ished by the Minister of instruction provides fer the
esabl hment Of depot of Government educational books
in every intaGente which are to be SID al Goysrnnen
nrces nd given way those who cannot afford 20 pay
II highly gratifying the Government thus laying
the foundation of prosperity in the nahon by educating
the people. ,c..-..
10 ENGLAND 10 procure the construction Of war sssrsr
for which purpose the Of 100000 is appropriated
The exclusive privilege of navigating the rver bos
with steamers granted 10 MI Robert cunningham I0r
period Of eight years
The Herald suggests that Chs offers as hEe field to
the intelligent practical farmer is any country in the
world where says that with proper stock Of mcders
farm Requisites for economzing labor and doing ecie nj
work the agriculture of Chile offers az sure and rapid
of aceumulaing wealth a. any country now
Labor is cheap and not likely 10 exceed S7 cents per cay
TIE Mrcurio gives a rumcr tina, French Company
about introducing cargo of oameis IS substitute
Capt Clifford, of the brig Esperanto, Imprisoned
for striking boy with piece Of wood whom he feani
stealing copper from of his vessel ai the instance oil ne
American Consul he was liberated - ,
The Governor Of the Province Of Chloe has published
proclaim son tending very strongly against the sale OF
ardent spirts Some Of Chilean journals agans;
eourse
The Government has given pecunisry support to an
establishment for the improvement Of pottery The ei
perimenis made have been successful and superior sr
iice hiss been produced with the clay Of the country
Madame Bscaccanti is engaged 20 perform al Nalpa
raise Herr Misks Hssssr had given a concert which IS
highly spoken Of
Since last reports business has not generally improved
In dry goods the market is evetscked as the season Tor
sntu. ADVANCE. i Il eaIe' S. in.: Il. 3.
iiyan trade still continues to proong the sasnshon
Rrapdes claret sweet wine and anis wanted and
,.lsble Lamp oil plentiful olive oil wanted Ale and
porter realizing fullest market prices Spirits Of tun
tine scarce and high. Rice and coffee scarce Candles
tar, PITCH beet and pork abundant Goals no T.ns.e
tion. Lumber SIS per thousand small decline looked
for ,..,
PKRu From the Peruvian papers we gather but little
information relative the revolutionary noveme al no"
going en- in that country beaded BY Gen Ramon Castillo
snd Don Domingo Elas. This is easily accounted FER
when remember that the press IL controlled By the e1
stisg Government and does not publish any free express
sion of oprion i hs; occasionally the prccis
tom Of revolutionary general the protest OF some ey
is published bu is only when the matter 80 psoac
hs capaot longer be ke secret And sbs to saord ne
Government N opportunity Of sSusns the opposite parry