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TIE NEWS FROM EUROPE is interesting not

TIE NEWS FRUN EUKUPE IS lnteres1I1E nv
only Us breaking tue long-contuued mon'tony ron,
the seat Of war; but opening prospect OF uec ts,,o
events. The most important facts III the hwa 'Io
the Crlnea are in the first place, deplornbe, lies
mage on both sides in the next place thai .ms cost,
eFording some prospec, Of ultimately reGIu" as ia
Iastopol-a name Ehah viii he ,hrdy. that the
Nous IN history as Of the Sen Of Act
fs s h ne~ F rnsd fs.s DE-
Sssa military rspa!s'SPa ap h sd sao v.
S: ss I:ss} r. ssss s
: b ,5Ss isa RsSl Esa sa"s
gsHeer.
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FROM MExlco-PRoGREss OF THE REvo-

NEW ORLEANS, June l2.-The steamer Orzaba
from era Cruz, has arrived bringing City OF Mexico
dates 10 the I'd instant Santa Anna had taken pos
session OF Garnoca which the insurrectonists left
ms appearance. The fugitives were pursued and
roStea, and some two thousand prisoners were taken.
SANTA Anna returned to Morelis fhe 2lst of May,
and left on the 23d for Aris where Tho ;nsrroa,ts
were posted with $500 men. Several small bands of
revolutionsts had also been routed by the
troops.
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To lie Editors Of tie Enquu'Pr:

RlCHMosh, june u, lSJ5
Gentlcmen:-Arow me II line in your paper T." say
that, ~ iGr ns Mn concerned, the commun nfion
from the Boston "K mar Nothing and CrnsGder with
reference TO the Virginia election, ia inpEdeni for
gerry. With great respect,
Yours, very truly,
JNO. X. THOMPSON.
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Wise's majority in the ; counties, 1852 ~,
Now, will give you tho calculation OF the N'ch
rnoud Whi- bct0,s the election
Rockingham for Fournoy 1900 votes.
Shenandoah do sou "a, least
p.r. do 9JD
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BARbxeur ~ ScssEx.-The Democrats OF SUSSEX
are going to celebrate the victory of their par
y, by barbecue at Littletou, Saturday next
From all account pleasant time may be expected.
40 several talented geudemou will b. present.
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TILL6RApE WEST or LYscHBrRe,-The Lynch.
burg Yirginiun that thu efforts to secure sub
scrptons for the extension Of the Telegraph West Of
that city. bnve been as far beard fru,n most
| courngiug.
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>. QCEBEC, (CAN.) JUSE l3-'rhe b,rL -.
h'S"n' has arrived here with g0O rma. s"fn'a'
rom tile ship "Lochmabn Castle" which "se'',
ashore on the 9th inst. on the Bird Rocks " went
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ElEc1fos III AususrA.-on Saturday last, John
A. iiarman, Dem, and J. Wayt Bell, &. n, were
elected Magistrates in the First District Of Augusta
county.
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Upwards of % 10 |. Whenever Mmles'ry or
Nothiurism think of carrying old Virginia, lot
them cast thor eys. in this direction and expire"
Yours, &c, II.
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Boston, June 1.-the steam frigsrs m,
was launched today, at half past II o'cIn.L ''no'
went OIL beautifully. AN immense crowd VA. She
scnf. salute from the Pier battery, WIS fired 81 Lc'
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ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

WESTON, June s, 1853.
Gentlemen The officers charged with the duty
Of comparing the polls from the Ii counties compo-
sing the Eleventh Congressional District; nssemb cd
this place to-day and they have asceraned the re-
suit to be as follows:
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rur yyOw.SoruISG CONVENTION

P,uIaprLruIA, June b. The kunw-Sothing
Convention has had stormy debate nearly The un.iTo
dsy. Tn. majority resolution. touching tho slavery
question were under DISCUSSION this morning, an.l
motion was carried TO close the debate at noon, but
subsequently, the time for cosng was deferred till ~
o'clock tonight, when vote may perhaps be taken.
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UNITED STATES sEN.Top.

Concord tN. H. June l4.--Thc Srns.o =.
last night adopted resolution declaring NJ Gcns
Snd l1ie their choice as candidates for the r ns
Il formal election was not fixed AHe gay for
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rroM Tur cIoEIouS TENTH LEGION.

INUN TIL uBVNIVCt'
~ '"' H.RB,.oS suEs, Va. June J, -, r.,
Gentlemeu-Below send you the aJ' wi, I'll the
T.',,h I,,riun for Governor, as compared win INV
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NEW ORLEANS, JCSE 1.-The News s-,
verPoo ny the STEAMER OF the ID icst, wa, IL
by the National line, and published. hi, ca
in the regular edition of the papers. Cotton I,l"oG
xanse G under tg news amt closed m WI" ss s Of
western, white yS to 81 05 per ba.IsI '"fi-
NEW YORK, JCNE H.-Coron i, u,cb.na,,
Flour is firm aud unchaneeI Southern uncsami
with moderate demand. Corn i. q trs. | 49,.
irovl'i%hS are irlile higher. Lard and wh,kry
arc uhrha'srd, Stocks are better, and Money IN.
changed. Virginia Skies l00 |''
BALTIMORE, JUNE Ii.--Salcs Ui Howard S.,s.,
finur al Slo "; Tor City Mills, there are no buy-.
NJ $40 ~. There are no Offering. for Wheat
Vi Corn white end Yellow. az Il o. Il Il nG
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PRICE, DEcLISiNG.-- The Alexandria Gazette
states that tho prices Of meats and vegetables OF nIl
kinds arc declining in that market. The Same is true
Of vegetables in Richmond.
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BURIAL OF 4 GALLANT SoLpIER.-Thc remains of
the late Gen. Chld- L. ). Army, who died i'll Fiori-
d. were buried in Alexandria on Monday last.
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DIED.

Departed THE life, in tho county Of HOH""':
25;h ult., ME-, SALLY :. FLETCHER Ia the 7'
vi her age ,,
For nearly thirty years MIS-. Fletcher "s' I co..
ard exemplary uienhsr q! tho Meih'H''' ~ e. =
Church. The writer OF this, who knrw hti VIZ
than twenty years. never brhed II more b"s"tI ~
pliEca,on OF the Christian grarra. than Wa '",;
the character and coriuct ot Mrs. fIe'chcr' w.,
tie and attrcrionate by nature, Divine grace ,a
her naturally lowly spirt those higher claf'n'' v"
religion alone impart- The end OF ms 'e'S'a,
wnr prr.emreh,ly pence. She ."ns, wan -. '
| ing in death, thu, beautiful hymn--"on Jorn""'
| banks stand" ,.,- 3
40 person eye. LEI: crele OF more Jrv',edy ~
s,e r.Ia,iy... than did tho subject o! thn bret o.
,,,or,,he, i. n venerable sister, widow OF 'hs j
| James Jones. Iipruns ny DIVINE grace '"' 80
rhn iI,n.,r,;ie lAlnDamn) Democrat Will r!""'' -
o.r, IN Monir5. she Cd OF Aprii Il, Yer '0n.: f.
n;,,., !Irnrr. IN ID" county Of chestt,"''
+ wstsEG o T ,,s D. q, s q" W
esTsyrCircesyiilz and CLillico,he Ohio papers,"
|
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The hNUW .oViIFI HING CDNVENTIOv
New YORK, jane IA special di.no,.b "
Tribune states that the knowsomettng RcpubI hi te
Si"m was vi "rsSzsa at Cleveland YESTERDAY
Chairman, and Messrs. Burr Of Ohio mi n,lpTa'y
Michigan appointed Secretaries. Every free sag, Of
fully represented The platform will je
slavery protection, restoration Of the M.p. ~ TO
PROMISE, and protectiono American Industry J' I'm
w. Stcbbs, OF kocheH'er, was elected Pre.ids., Ha
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DEATH of An EDIrOR.-James II. Darlington, n
Eirsiniun editor of the Grand River (Mo Chronicle,
died on the 3lst ut
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MISE on THE SLAVERY QUESTION, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, jane l2-Midnight
At the assembling of the Council at four o'clock,
the discuss;on yss resumed and continued until the
hour Of adjournment at ,i1. The PROMINENT speaker
was Mr.. Cunningham Of South Carolina, who occu-
pied much tune aud space in tie history, statistics
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS JI.vTIZ ~,

klCHMOND MARKETS JUNE 10. ls55
LII The following quotations are nLole,al, ror g..
oidere higher prices will be chur..d
BACOA-Cny cured aud Smithheld hoc round usu
cent? schrc"; Wcsrrn SIDES To-. II, Grn shouli.r o.
10 scarce; Hams lOHl2 Western Bagxcd Il, "a b.
tty Ham" -; cents; North Carolina ia. round w, I'd"
re '-
BUTTER Prime Country Butter. 2O6a5 Ct, Jo =.
| s!Irn - a II CT; old Hnd interior, Il a2Ucts
| BEEsNAS-2+H2J Z 10. -
| COTTOH-Trunsacrioisi in Cotton are Yery lm.s, ,
| We quote 9iG9c. t. n. -'''
| COTTON iARHS-ls6l9 cts. cash. Cotton Cords,.
! 90 cts. y ID. ''
ANDLES-Tallow Ii cents = Is Jackson. 4, -
iiullo ls.c.; Adamartine ~. d2sc Sperm 2.t33c
COFFEE-kio lOHlI cts; Lasuayra .0g!!: ,sI.
a H.; stock light Mocha l5alJt CT.
CORN MEAL-Sl ~ for country
CORS.-Sl l50 IS per busLc
FLOUR--Smperhne sllGIlt. Extra 5! family "a ;o5.
Is. Receipts hcht and stock small Market dull and =,
shipping demand, over 81.
FlSH-Herr'nSs, North Curonn gross. IS 80 h,.,,
Roe IN nb-, so; DO ia halt bbi- SI4i.; Clipped !!
G7t Shnd No sJa ~ T. bb .Nank,rel, No. |, sst.v
6bL; No. 2 sig no 3, 50; No. I, sl:G s.; H4-.,
Gross -: C!ipp-iS5d5j
G!NSfNG-25d3oc. " n.
GrANO.-We quote Peruvian nj $50 so delivered fror
.tnr'-rnm wharf SO; Mexican SO13j 30.
GRASS SEEDs-Ciovsr 81: TO 81 + bushel, T,uebr
81 IS, Herds grass 81 % 80.
Observation-Disclosures. and Iiaza,i Sporting F. ~
and FIF, 81 % = hcs; a"stins s. IS g % J. ke:
FEATHEKs-Iive Gec-c l0d4l cts Demand lst.
fLANSEED-Si G21l 65 T. buslel.
LlME-Sl 81 nom wharf; 81 80 from store
LEADS. 16icIs. for pig; 1d't Tor bar.
LaRD-Prlne, III bbls. u. al2 in keys lliEI.c !,
pills l3
MOLASsEs--Eew orsnn.. ma IS cts. T. gallon, roct
small Porto Rico 33G3Jci CubH, 25a27
OtFAL.-Bran, -: v busLr shorts. J0c; brown ,v-
soc chip stun. 81.
OATS-By tbo cargo 65aGtc y bu.hel.
PLASfER-!.ump Plaster 81 5OaJ on Dock. Rel uo,t
groul.! - per ton. Caicined e. JOd2 62 .. barrel
kiE-sl 29d! so u bushrl
SiLT.-Sars NJ 81 90 from wharf 81 IS trur rcr.
EUGARS-FHir to strictly prime New Orlean. S;cn
ct-. Porto Rico 5; 40 for strc,ly prime; Cyars Sg.;
7!ds! c. yellow 1d1i Refined luuh 9. GlG crushed 3:
~; powdered 91g3
SliOT-'U', cte. T. n.
1ths.-!mpcrim! md Gunpowdcr 55a 81 20
WHEAI.-"e quote prime Rcd and White J0a2 .
with very emil receipts
NOOl-IEe following quotations nre iur'sulsz O. tuas
vOUOO iOf made ~ Crrushnw y Co.'S Woo. Drp0t III
CITY all ." III" Noclinvig been previously graded accu
ng To- Fu"Iiy and condiiUn Extra fleece Ssxuny ma "
rlEo, ', No !. do. do, soc No = do pax, L1oi 10
No. j. do do BE- No. l. do. do. &c.; 40 do ra:..
pc. an washed No. 3. 2yc No =, Soc; do. No l. g:
noO}-by TIE quantity e. 25 93.:U y cord tor usi
20 ior fne RETAIL price 81 50 for Oak g a.
fOr Pine.
~nIInE, uOGs AND SHEEP
bEEf-S5 co. u $500 u gross. which Is 81 W |
8si2 net. Beet scarce and in demand
VEAL sells nj from : 10 TO - 10 nrt and srarce u
HOGS! SO4S hundred Supply moderate. Il
SIiEErMation sell Tor g. 50 IS piece, or 81 " an
Per hundred gross Tor ordinary upd superior Sheep
LAMBS -S214 each. Mutton and Lambs worry s:areo
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH
TeIeeruphed for the Ricbmcnd Epo,.,

MOUNTAINEERING NATIONAL COCSru
PHI.ApxLfhiA, June i.--Thc Know.SorEL'
rejected the Minority Resolutions on the pyfl'"2s
question, last night. by vote Of nearly two ,n'eFy
meeting IL announced for Saturday mo-, 'Ne.
Fifty-thrce members OF ths Convention from
of the Free States have seee'led account Of y,
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VIRGIyIA STATE AGRICCLrrRAL SOCIETY," me
Dispatch states that the Executive Committee OF this
body have determined this year to place the entire
management and arrangement of the departments
of "lfnu.ehold and Domestic Manufactures, Flow.
cr," and Ladies' Ornamental and Fancy Work,
IN the Lands of the ladies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

CHOLERA ~ RITcHIE CoUSTr.-Thirtecn deaths
are reported have occurred IN station o., OF the ~
W. Railrond, near Pcnnsboro, from disease The
,vmutoms OF which resobIrd cholera and other per-
son. were lying i'll. The Weston Herald s;n'es that
it is believed the deaths occurred from eating SPUR
reis that had been poisoned by arsenic which had
bnen put out for The purpose OF destroying them but
wer. killed by huntcrs before the poison had taken
effect md then cnten.
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CELEBRATION ~ WILLIAMsprRG.-A letter To the
South Side Democrat states tina; the Democrats 81
Williamsburg had grand celebration, III" other day
over the Int triumph over Sam. capital dinner wne
provided and speeches made by Judge Christian and
Messrs. Waller Of Lync!jurs, Cosnnhum, ilcnly, tk
N.,) and K. T.. Wymne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

SAD FATAIIrY.--DurinS the last spring, number
iHm!es composed ut some iy ar sixty lerspis' ieit
Bedford county, Virginia, Illinois and Iowa. Out OF
this number, the last Bedford Gazette records the
deaths Of Mr.. r. J"nnyns Oldham, wife and two
chilIrrr Benjamin Davis; john Koontz and child;
Peter Stickler and child, aud some ten or fiiteen
others. y number Of these died with diseases con-
trnctrd on the river, aud Of them III one Or tw"
dny. after their arrival at their new homes.
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SrABBISG CASE.-A man named George Joyncs.
formerly of Nansslnond sad To he lunac, went in
the Butte street African Methodist Church, in Norfolk.
on SUNDAY afternoon during the ser, ices and stabbed
II servant belonging VIM. II. Turner, Esq. The
knife entered the left side. just below the arm, and
struck rib, which probably prevented the wound
from being fatal. DIR. Grancr WAS called to the
wounded man, whose condition is not considered dan
ecruus. Jpyncs was very violent when the police mr.
rested him. lie knocked down Lowry, one OF the
officers and made furious attack upon the aor IL
WINS necessary Ia give the prisoner severa! severe
blow. on the head, before he was finally conquered
and confined.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

BOARD OF TRApE.-Ne lenrn from the Abingdon
Democrat, that the members OF the Board %! Trade
of Richmond, twenty in numherl pnid Washington
county visit during the past week. aud Expressed
themselves delighted with the general face OF the
country as well its resources. The truth IT, hai
The people Of OIL Virginia have II" !dea Of Tie beau
~ mud fertility Of the Southwest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

Tur CAPTURE or TIE NORFOLK SiA'fs.-l nc
R.ornn .tnt.s that a travulu named NAMED Sales
has been arrested charged with aiding in the r"r"pe
of the six slaves who were arrested on board o'
Northern vessel lying Norfolk few l"y' ago ana
that suudry Developments have been made "Ii'c Il,
show III. existence OF society among tho slaves al
Norfolk, which is organized for the purpose OF AIDING
negroes in escaping from their ownrrs. The drayhan
aud all the slaves are in jail The women were dis
.susrd i'm mems clothes.
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FAIRFAX CIRCUIT CouRr.-The Juno term of the
Circuit Cour, for Fairfax county, commenced its SEES
sion in this place on Monday last his Honor Judge
Tyler presiding. The first three dnys were occupied
exclusively in the case of tho Commonwealth, vs.
Robert d. Dickey, charged with tho murder OF Henry
Clay ST. Clair 1T Dranesvie, on the mig lt of the Joh
Of December lust. large number Of witnesses were
examined well for the defence as t"r the prosecu'
ton. The Jury found the prisoner guilty OF murder
in the second degree, and fixed his term of mprson-
rnent in the Penitentiary at Is years.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22

COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES WITH
SWITZERLAND. - The State Department at
Washington has recently received a letter
from a correspondent residing at Basic, which
states that "little Switzerland may justly be
ranked among the countries Of the FIRST COM
ring the first six months of 1863 there were
invoices TO the amount of $780, 900 legalized
at the United States consulate at this place :;
aud it must be presumed that as much more
Rurch Add to this the invoices not legalized
by the Commercial Representative of the
United States, but sent direct TO purchasers in
that country, and it may not be a wild ven
ture to say that Switzerland sends annually to
the United States from four to six millions Of
dollars in manufactured goods. The CORES
ponGent farther says, that from Geneva alone
there are shipped through that port for the
United States, monthly, within a fraction Of
10000 watches. Suppose this to be an aver
age, it would give the enormous sum of 24O,-
600 annually. commercial treaty with
France for the transit of Swiss goods for the
United States, The correspondent thinks if
properly adjusted, might have, perhaps,
happy effect upon the commerce between the
two countries. Under a proper arrangement
the Swiss manufacturer could have his goods
sealed at the first French station, and then to
pass on unmolested to their destination; where
as they are now subject TO be overhauled, and
lily repacked, at each station through which
they pass, to the serious damage aud detri-
ment Of many packages. Tie Swiss govern
men: having failed so far in ameliorating this
state of things, the Swiss merchant looks to
his great commercial neighbor, the United
States, to DO it for him.
The subject of an improved postal arrange
nent also merits the attention of both govern
ments. The present rates are exhorbitant.
For single letter from any portion Of Swilz-
erland to the United States ria Liverpool, the
postage is l franc, 80 centimes-equal to 25
cents; and their allowances are SO very light,
that it is almost impossible to send an ordi-
nary sheet of paper in an envelope without
incurring the enormous tax of double rates, or
over 90 cents.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22
Greene's Pure White Wheat.

MIR Editor: expect TO visit your State about the Goth
of September purpose Of engaging to the good
Farmr arcleof WIeN which is very superior in its
character have exhibited this Wheat different
Fairs and in every instance premium has been awarded
All good judges of fine Wheat seeing it read ~ acknow
edge its superiority On my visit Nashville, and other
places viii bring with fair sample which be
by any who may desire. shall aIo exhibit hlnlbs Civ
Hg full and sat factory account with the signature
gentlemen who have raised this Wheat and mauufac
ured it into -four. It's weight at two different mills is GSb
each per bushel This wheais of the very EARLIEST kind
Any desiring obtain the Wheat for seed III adess
the subscriber at la Grange, Troupe county Georgia. The
Wheat will be put up ia sacks from ha1 buhel 10 any
quantity desired marked il the Of the purcha
and place OF delivery, &C. At I've dollars per bdshe Is
expected the cash accompany ali orders.
al-o have superior Red Straw orec Wheat Of the
earliest productive kind. have been sowing this
wheat for about twenty years. and safely say that
better coIored wheat never have will also bring
with fair sample for exhibition This wheat will he
dollar, per bushel delivered the La Grange
Depot, in good strong sacks.
p II. GREENE
sug29-t illstdec La Grange, Troupe Co., tteorgia.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22

APPLES AS FooD.-We have seen it stated
that Apples are NITROUS. The operators of
Cornwall, England, consider them nearly as
much so as bread and other laborers assert that
they can do their work as well on them as on
mea: diet. They contain sugar mucilage and
other matter, besides having elements that are
tonic and healthful. No single article can he
prepared in more different ways, and no one, IT
eaten at the right time, is more refreshing and
wholesome. Whether stewed, baked or fried
they can be eaten by persons in ordinary health
not only with safety but with advantage. Ma
ture made man fruiteating animal but ar
tifcial life prescribes a different diet for him.
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81 NeaHjeris Church History. vols,
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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22

POWDER ADvASorSG Powder has recently
advanced in this country and is still advance
ing on account of the scarcity of salt-petre,
not a sack of which can be procured in the
Eastern market. The demand tor Russia has
caused it to advance in price one hundred and
fifty per cent in the last sixty days, and Rus
sian agents 10 New York and Boston bought
by sample all that will arrive this year from
Calcutta.
lis stated that there are now but one pow
der mill in the q. 5. that has stock to run mora
than sixty days.