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MR.. MARCY'S LETTER.

The Boston Post thus notices the letter Of Secretary
Marcy Mr. Dallas on the dismissal of Mr. Champion and
The British consuls
The letter Of Secretary Marcy Mr. Dallas the dis
na Of Mr.. Champion and the British consns should be
read by every citizen 1t concaory in its Tone strong
' Positions and Is throughout mastery State paper.
forces the conviction that nothing but imperative State
necessity has led to this step the part of govern
neut.
ba welesabshed rule Of international law that sny
country without giving offence for solid and wegbty
n dismiss foreign ministers and agents and the ust
liable may be any such misconduct by said represent
res towards government which they may be accredit
may render them personally unacceptable Such is the
present case
prior of dismissal Of British minister Is that
d Mr. jackson In 1909. He Immediately from Den
mark where he had been noent and overbesrng, his
nuunieatons TO government considered grossly
usnve At length after much correspondence had passed
Tie Secretary Of State informed Mr. jackson that further
Communication would be received from him. Mr. Pinckney
our minister to England made representation Of Mr. Jack
"us conduct To the British government, and be was
called Fifteen months elapsed before successor APP
pointed.
The conclisory II the letter Of the Earl OF Caren
200 has been cordially responded to by Mr.. Marcy and
oe the dismissal placed entirely personal grounds
n'nos there Is little, any to apprehend serious diff
sass TO grow out Of this act unless the British
government contrary TO the tone qf their
W bent creating difficulty. The and rit.i interest.
both nations point peace their cardinal policy and
M way for each nation to preserve peace for each
'Peo' the laws and sovereign rights Of the other"
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LQC Al NE w 8 .

THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION rEsTrRDAY.-An election far
mayor and members Of both branches Of the city councils
took place yesterday, We have reported msoritie
every ward in the city which show sufficient gains since
the election Of 1854 in stating the anti,
know-nohngs of Washington have elected their caud-
date for mayor, and secured decided majority in the
councila
At the last election the know-nohngs carried Eve Of
the wards in the city. This year the anknow-
nothngs elected their candidates in four Of the seven
wards winch for them a preponderance in the
councils The reported msjories for mayor fol-
lows:
Ma1rud.r anti L,o,x no,l-
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K heiAns o. Maryland, and hr. Richardson, Of Illinois,
Nominated Hon. samael Medary Of Ohio for temporary
chairman which carried unanimously.
Mr.. Hale Of Massachusetts called the reading Of the
eA Of the convention, when the call read BY Mr. Eng
lish, Of Indiana
Here sudden uproar was heard at the door the
ysnton, when large crowd rushed into the hail. serAmb
ling and sighting amidst the drest confusion Ii
discovered that the dsodess were the Benton delegation
from Missouri, who, resolved TO BY violence, had
knocked down the doorkesper and rushed in.
For few minutes Of confusion enzued that would
be impossible to jumped upon their chairs
and secured themselves though serious riot about
10 take place The convention refused hear Them and
they nay withdrew at the request OF the chairman After
while quiet was restored and the reading Of the call
proceeded with.
Mr. McLAne of Maryland stated that when the ereden-
as Of the Missouri delegates presented the committee
OF arrangements gave tickets Of admission the delegation
which presented prd ac evidence of their election and
refused the others New York also appeared with
Of delegates, bat the committee could decide which
entitled to seats. # ns .aa ...sH..e.a .".
Hon. Samuel Medary, taking this chair returned thanks
for the temporary honor He had attended every democratic
convention since the first that General Jackson
and had the honor to be member Of that which nominated
General FRANKLIN Pierce. -.a
He commented the progress of the democracy and
extended influence He believed that the occasional
in the party were calculated 10 purify the atmosphere and
that the party destined to triumph despite temporary
quarres .
He then introduced the Rev. Mr. Nicholson of Cincinnati
who offered prayer.
After further speaking, the convention adjourned till
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
-Four Days Later from Europe.
QuEBEc June 2The steamer has arrived from Liverpool
with four days later advices from Europe.
ShipBreck at Sea.
New YoRK, June Am arrival brings intelligence that
the schooner b. L. Perry, from Beaufort, South Caro-
lima boundor Martinique, wrecked the 9th of May
at Bauda The cargo saved and the arrived here
this morning.
Markets.
New YoRK, June Flour has decned--sales of $500
bbs State S. rs Ohio, Sc s0 southern standard Sc 65
EXTRA s. 49, Wheat has declined but prices
settled to give quoatons-saes of 500 bushels
Corn has decnedsaes of rs bushels southern mixed
81 cents. Pork has decnedsaes of 100 bbis mess Sls
Beef frmsaes Of 300 bbs Sl for Chicago repacked
Lard is hrmsaes of $50 bbis. at llH cents Wbiskey
has declined-saes of 100 bbls. Ohio at &c cents.
BALTIMORE, June Flour is rmer and the prices are in
favor OF sellers but correct quotations cannot be given
Wheat firm at Saturdays ratsgood to prime reds 81 IS
81 40 good to prime whites 81 SIS 81 go. Corn is
changed-white 46 81 cents yellow, 46 so The
article in good demand. Provisions huoyan-baeon
is firm shoulders 81 az cents sides, as as
hams, IL cents pork SIS Is. Lard, loH IL
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o FFIC IA L..

DsfskTssnfs
May %. IsS
NoTcEb hereby given % the hoder o. The stock is.ued pun
The Of Congress Of 22d July 1916
desm.se By its term, paid Treasury
reader % certificates thereof 18Th o. November
interest thereon viii
THIS department viii purchase prior
day redemption will psy therefor following premium
days the money reach the vendor;
The Treasury asy u
The 5 dsy 81 July inclusive salf
the specified IN the ccrthcatesg
received 3g days Of August,
ono fourth o. one per
dsy August fhs INTER
accrued bsreos, and days additional only
psid
csfGcates Ibis notice mus, b.
duly assigned Used by party receive
Purchase money prior July cur
Interest also be hizped
boder otherwise payable heretofore
And further holders ~ other
that this department viii purchase the
d,y Of June and l day Of Droember
previously obansd viii pay raue,
accrued from day
ofHt.res days addousl money
the vendor, The following rates ~ premiums
Of the loan of 1872 premium Of 10 per-
of lssT and sss
stock Issued wnaer september 1850,
monty called Tersn indemnity stock premium Of
Cerudcaes transmitted under The should be duly
previous July half years interest INST
assigned Wy present socthodet ohsrws interest
year will be psyses ia siu
foregoing stocks VIII be made
ne as-is ant nsurers ao.sn New YORK. OF Philadelphia as
the parties en,iasd 70 receive NC money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
MAY qa-afni2Nor Secretary Of me Treasury.
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Gy-strawberry Festival { Odd Fellows HaII.-The
ladies lately engaged fair for the purpose erecting
house in The suburbs of Trinity parish grateful
thanks for The very liberal patronage they receved and that
enabled fully
respectable call the attention Of the public
take place Thursday Friday
Many fancy articles let from the fair, will be for
3-4uf
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4 ". CALDWELL, Dentist, OF virGinis, but more
- recently II Philadelphia located the Penuryva
TIN street oprrae
teeth for any neene his services Tesins, expressing sat
Of sche
bead and Jaws, correcting resulay u
ss and Judgment Alec mouths prepared for and ahcs
teeth inserted IN the best possible
N B-Grsfuitoas operations for the poor
May iT--imt
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United states Mails for salt Lake city.
POsr oryroE DEPARTMENT, May 81.

PosT OTFfcR DEPARTMENT, May 81, 1855.
pROPOsALs for conveying the mails
FIRST day of Decembe 1885, TO the N day Of November
the following viii be
this department unul O'Clock Of the 18th Of October
to be decided the day, to wifG
No. uQil Prom Independence Mo- Fort
Laramie, IN Nebraska Territory, Lake city, In
Utah Terri oy. ITO mites and back, q month.
Leave Independence the FIRST day every M:
Arrive st sail Lake city the iast day % the
salt lake city the % d.y Of every month at a m
AriFe at Independence by the last day Of the month
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NATIONAL THKATRE-An unusually attractive bill is pre-
sened this evening by Miss Mary Deyn for her benefit
being announced Der farewell Two Of the most pleas
ing dramas comprise the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Three Guards
produced last evening with most complete success
and the romantic drama Of MRtteo Falcone in both Of
which Miss Devn appears The claims Of this lady upon
the liberal support Of the public will sure be
heartily responded TO- She mas been connected with the
National during the Of the two managemens for
period of nearly year and has been universally admired
and encouraged by the equeners Of the establishment
Inspired by such kindness to then perfect stranger
she has stven and rapidly risen envsbe position
The entire corps dramaque Of the theatre appear the
Three Guardsmen and 10 Mateo Falcone Miss Mary Dew
lin pesonstes the Brgsnds son. Fortunate Falcone Mr.
jefferson win also perform he hiuself being host
The annual picnic excursion Of the Sunday
scholars attached to the Fstreet Presbyterian church
takes place Thursday NEXT Bsdensburg has been Sc
lected by the ercursions for their picnic and no
doubt that the day will be passed in agreeable and
proftsbs manner.
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Life versus Death.
Just puhlisbsd, the 9Th edition, price one dime only
CONSUMPTION AND sCRoFULA;.
popular treatise,
n

BY J. J. FORSTER M. D..
SHOtAG Natures figh seourges NJ the
human race together with the
asthma coughs troa night sweai pulmonary hea dis
hing efh efupfons tumors,
ana salt rhcnn pains and welnss OF joints bones
glands and all diseases arising blood
This little book written plain f1rcible
The necessary advice for RATIONAL cheap highly
fu seeueamen, without drusiug knd ana Il opg
ommsnded 20 the afflicted, heads families Sc most vsIu-
able guide n time need.
IL also contaias interesting information those afflicted with
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More than copies sold or mailed within ~ La.
few weeks 20 every part Of the country.
Pnce 10 10 be bookseller gsuera, mr. kv mail
post free, Of Messrs BRIDGMAN Co. is Grand street New
York. NNNS Wv
June D.
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Light HOuSs Boayd-LgA t-Hoass zSoH5ridys Shoals,
Ga ST. PiaSens SoaiA Aassaliaonc information has
been received al this oce that bright flashing light 80
feet above highwmter mark visible from the deck Of
moderatesized vessel distance Of sixteen l6) mile
was exhibited on and the evening Of the st February
1856.
The lighthouse composed Of iron painted stone color
and placed on the centre Of the TroIbridge island in lat
IS deg 10 min. s. Ion. 1877 deg 30 min. IS H. var
deg T. High water r. and Q. $50; the food sets e N
X, and then N N. into the gulf
Vessels bound through Investigators straits into the
Gulf St Vincent should make the light bearing n E n
by compass, and steer N < by l. pass it at dis
lance Of miles having brought it bear W. by
N. about eight miles Of ~ by N may be kept
for the light ship off Port Adelaide which bears N T. E.
800 miles from the centre Of the island Vessels from the
westward and southwark should approach the light
within less distance than four miles where they will find
soundings of IA fathoms.
The flood tide, during westerly gales and at the springs
runs with considerable veloctysetting rather on the
shoal until the gulf is open.
Vessels bound down the gulf from the port, meeting
with westerly gales win find excellent anchorage under
the lee Of Troubrdge island with the light bearing
distant mile in eight fathoms clean sandy bottom
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
The following the drawn numbers Of Maryland Cousoa
Ted loery, for the benefit Of Carroll county, Sc drawn
May ~, 1856;
"A 2s &c IA rs Sc 80 20 At 70 so SO
The following the drawn number. OF Grand CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERY Of Maryland, for th. benh ~
Mar land, class ], drawn May 81, 1855
Al 81 6s "a 81 4s SO 40 10 80 &c 30
The following the drawn numbers Of Papsco
Lottery, class l57, drawn May 81, lsS6:
So II so 70 40 30 Al "a ca 20 IS
n. FRANCE n co, Managers.
D. ". McPHAIL, Commissioner.
June Ait
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TO be held in Ctncinnsti Monday iss
rownd ri oniy sis. nip ucket- viii he issued Wy
baltimore and Ono kaioaa Company aeFsls
nay desire 70 aspd the convention Cincinnati, hsh
nal raies u fare SIS Tickets rond
return until IAN staring
NE usual fare will ~ Collected birth dirsrtious,
Mpy Ta-dlw wM 3. WOoDStDE Master Transportation,
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Virginia LAM,

HAVE Tor sale 2l aeres vopa hand well ssasred and has
psn y meadow isnd on TIE plank rad bos
pass hossh The dsce from l. AZ mile "a
Inc same from Orange h. use - ~ "'es' ana
Further desci Is unneces arv A,v m. .....,. -
Inc whole tract for ave dollar p.r acre
cash can es dvlaed parchasers AZ higher
June s-susu P,.s.,,s, 49,. ~" W.
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Democratic National Convention.

CIscIwrATi, June 7.-Bosts from Kentucky and Ohio
towns arriving here this morning. throngcd with pas
seuxers witness the proceedings OF the There
are supposed be 10000 strangers the city, and the cars
no,pen,sriy arriving with
The Burnett House has 2e0o cots in the adjoining ware
house. All the hotels Overlooking, and many Of the
delegates qnarered In private houses The pres.
largely represented There hundred application,
for reporters deks The convention assemblies At twelve
O'Clock.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
New Post O6fces--The folowing-named new post Of
fees have been established and the following gentlemen
appointed postmasters
Raysville Madison county, North Carolina A. Ray,
postmaster,
Caesars Head Greenville county South Carolina p b.
Martin, postmaster.
Chestnut Grove Irede county North Carolina Robert
N. Bready, postmaster.
Hunting Heath, Wilkes county North Carolina; Robert
Wright postmaster -.
Wilcox Spring Wilcox county Alabama; ]. B. Wood,
postmaster. aa#.. .#
Dseontinusd-The post Office at Head of Clnch, Taze-
well county, Virginia. has been discontinued.
Change Of Name-The names of the following post Of
fces have been changed:
PERI Russell county, Alabama, to Silver Run.
Silver Run, Talladega county, Alapama TO fancey.
Change Of and Name-The site and of the pos,
Office at Military Institute franklin county Kentucky, has
been changed from Military Institute to Parmaale, and
Benedict Farmer has been appointed postmaster in place
Of ]. 7. Dickinson.
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ESrsarnIsr EsaLIsW rs~ss--It appears that the
advance copy Of the treaty Of peace which eventually sp
pesrcd IN the London Daily News, was hacked about
smong the London press but one Of tbcse aenier-
prsng" papers would pay for II the price demanded
900 fauce-shout 5000
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RxuAnKams wraTHrR--There a severe frost las,
Saturday In Philadelphia In places In the country,
adjacent to the city Il Was eighth of inch thick
Fears entertained that fruit and sary vegetables hav.
sustained some damage. In the country thin ice was
formed.
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"A oCLrRE. miIsS. ~ Co., T~nd Ag~-ss, DusuSns
W lows ~a css lands ~ lows with
scrip f srpiysw will pay
l.~toss buy snd cell real and l.rd
Careful sienfon the lands
competent engineer md sarveyor.
Hon George w. Jones' y. =. senator Duhuque, Iowa.
Cen w " wfa, Surveyor general nubpGpe. Iowa.
Gov HenrY Dodge, y. = SENATE, Wisconsin.
Messrw Sfruchsn Scott. banhers, N-w York
Hon III Couk Rufalo New Yert
Peh q-dti A s0Sifsu
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GUNNER HATs.-TODD co. daily receiving large al
y dions th-ir stock % hsis foe
would particularly
bavers, Frnch s Kinds ~ ventat.s
India entirely
May a-asa&~omf
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'AsrESoE or NAN RoHprp,-Henry Hopkins Tire law
"o postmaster who robbed the mali at Island Point
has been found guilty and sentenced TO ten years
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h REsoosrsK.-As sprros xnIrps-Mr. Marks, cdr
"e Ledger, at Bayou sayra, Louisiana, killed Mr.,
,sno editor Of the Chronicle in that place. the
''a alt in street rencontre
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CrScrvtTr, June 2l7lS ocock.-At quarter before n
O'Clock the signal Of the firing ~ for the opening
the convention heard and the delegates commenced
sernbng In the ball selected for their deliberations
At ~ O'Clock the convention called TO order BY Hon.
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pRrsrtNs PRES for sale. cheap a., h-A d. utie.
cylinder Hosi printing press good ruahnE order being
the UPON which ns Washington Union newspaper
printed. Apply this Office.
May IS diff
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FROM I'M CRrrrA.-DEPanrunr oy TROOPS ron CANADA
correspondent Of the London Times at Sebasopo writes
On The ID ultimo;
Ias slores materials, carts and wagons Of three
"st DIVISIONS battalons-f don't know which-of the
u transport corps packed up and in readiness TO
~ en- 70 canada No men, mules or horses win be sent
% ms nHateri except few persons to take charge Of
IRON the Crimes to Canada Is long stretch but
g! provided with fast and powerful think very
~ ne distance, and those regiments which under
or The latter station delighted with the prospect
@eaping Malta the West Indies and Of enjoying the
pnhy and sporting rccrca,ions Of that oorniry in
climate and amid kind friends, after the trials and
zoe existence Of war
me hrS' two English regiments have le the Crimes
uShaaa Her Maesty's 9th foot, Colonel Borton and
% company Of the 18th, embarked in the Reson,e and
osh loot embarked in the Simeon at III O'Clock this
and sailed from Bslaklava in the course Of the
"a noon The embarcaton effected with great order
% Iegalarity, and the and horses board in
MINUTES The baggage bad, however, been sent down
l. nous day, and rather astonished the naval officers
Y rs bulk and exceeding yariety. The two regiments
~ excellent health and spirtsS
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Once and depot southwest corner and l0b street.
reh T--dsunif
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kAgF nRPA@TMgsr,
Bureau vi Provisions aud Ciothing, June 2, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Tor Bse5n And
Proposals for Pork The may will be received
this Office until O'clock Saturday the 2sh day Of Jny
nrN for furnishing free Of all and the
United Slates at The following yards. VI
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WIN. w. BcIknap, Attorney-at-Law and Land
Agent, Keokuk, Iowa.

AND WARRANTS located choice satisfactory mar
and favorable ts'ns and Az business Iowa equir
the ai,snfiou oi attorney promptly attended to.
RKrEnEScKs.
Puiro Nourye, washingos, DC.
Alexander ". Evans,
Keller n McKepneY,
Dec la-smoadsep
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Aw BOOKS
Patton Hesh Reports decided in t. specat copr
OF appeals Virginia. general nder 10 ratan,s Re
~
Hslstedis Law Of Evidence. 4 vol,
Psrson. Contracts.
kesi's Commentaries 4vols. New edition
Bishop Criminal Law. 4
Dunlop's Digest Of the Laws United STATES vol
Wharton's American Crunnsl Law. New edition
Whai ION A suls's Medical jurisprudence.
Williams Executors. 3 vol New aiton
Sanders on Uses and Trusts in one, New ediop
Smiths Mercantile Law. New edition,
Robtnson'S Practice. vols
June FRANCE TAvIop
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pEHUvIAN GUAso he lowest cash market prie.
Colurpsn Ruapo conaninr large "A. nhc,
ard FREE pho> phpc scid, bags %
phosphate Of lime IN bags q 100 ibs EACH hsr,,
preferred. =
esebrad repping moving ssblne. ,h., .anno,
einr.
Every description q pOurhs acssr.l henesursl i'm
fpr s-sormsn, Orrhs esoie~ s-,s sps r.rs.. .,,d.
.#.=# w. g..
pss street y~~t
NRw YosE, Mar lSA 1850. May s-ai~er
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N,HoOLChAFT'sH tsyvssha lie The Of
avahA, and other legends of indians
BY Henry X. scbooicrat LII D. Price oil Is.
Trenchs Poems; author Of "The study werd,n vol
Price 81
Por sale by TAYLOR a NAURY
June BoosssIlers mes, ON stree,
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COURT or CLAIMS.

Monday June 2-Chief Justice Gilehris delivered the
opinion Of the court in the of Joseph White the
facts favorable; bin ordered to be Fenor,ea
Also, in the of + Il. Baird on the facts favorable
bill ordered be reported Judge Backford dissenting
Chief Justice Gehrst also delivered the opinion Of the
In the Of q II BerrFmaa the aess fayora-
be bill ordered TO be reported Judge BlackOrd dissent
ing.
Mr. Ely, Of New York, presented the testimony in and
argued tbs following Ernest Eeidee H. r. Meyer
c. l. Tiffany Co, executors Of James Beatty, United
States ..-....
The Solicitor viii reply tomorrow.
The court adjourned to IL o'clock tomorrow a. m.
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UESS, WILLIAMS, co.'s new Pocket Township
III Map ofIoyva
Coltonl Map of Iowa, and pocket maps The atss.
For sale BY TAYLOR MAURY,
June Booksellers,
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Magruder, anti-know-noth-

Reported majority Tor Magruder...... &c
The above the current figures at o'clock last
evening Later reports reduce these figures cousderaby
but still leave small majority for Magrader.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Agricultural DiVisioa Of The Patent Oiled Cotton in
PugatA circular having been received by the United
States consul at Oporo in relation to the production conn
merce and manufacture of cotton in Portugal, be has
transmitted in recent letter the following information:
1The cotton plant is not cultivated article Of COM
in Portugal but is however to be growing in
the botanical gardens at Coimbra and in few OF the
dens of the wealthes nobility The of article of cot
ton received principally from America, and the manu-
featured article from Great Britain.
in the year economic 1855, the quantities of raw and
manufactured cotton imported into oporto fol-
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u vol
Abbe Noi, and Ofhsr karrvka.
Political yres-N New Hampshre Nfhraska
Lirds Tive Ynraa rii0i y neptE.
Anage6oR or Tue Unted States PnpnsrTi ny ~
vic, AN FRANCE rAYLoR
Nay 81