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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-16
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COMPOUND syrup or BRIER ROOT,

O~'D
ior Dr.. Disass hoisrs ncssa cho,s.. Iass.s..
Youngj ~ sseyEasion nE1ED1 yea 80 t'FF
Asfssie Chsasrs, II ~ girss seaoss. 44
n:Ss he s:. 81 r. =: ..s Re t,s
saen. e q. void w!,aoa ne .,d :. yueas ayss,:-
resort to the columns Of me 1.Ssse Z ss
70 the sca soSy Of ne people the ~hA
The Bsiss Rect Syrap .ees.
result Of investigation Of the q BsJ
Complaints and the adaptation o. vesst.ss remedies their
shops known, thai person with common shars
relax, sonstpss bowels. know thss
opium, while supplies the system, has teDdency sheck
variety msdicp.s have an Opposite tendency Ana
who does no. knew that dose opium dsaih go
great among physicians compound ed-
moved and the medicine sn short Of producing Ses ME
object generally aseompshed By knowedss q ne sesr
medicine removing the another poisopns
brings the patient one stag. can,
an impotent and unhappy old age.
medicines and their effects, and devoted ME tine
. the discovery Of remedy After several year. tle' h
s..o.e extracts The poisonous principle can 3 ssp.r.ed f
e h, s IS
Of separating them, that was and practicable
This Great Discovery s
enabled him accomplish se~kns
ysar; Of .strnsen and healing properties Which
without IN amy the s Of se s1s
Such origin SYnuP BnlER Root. anA sucs
Its advantages every other medicine.
effects in enc quarter the time rcqed BY ordinary
medcnest
.eset.o. po,.s. the s,,s- I. ;.
removed!
system opposite extr~e.
equilibrium, and
diseased
It PHEASANT to the TASTE and produces
twill always effect cure taken before the patient abso-
lutely incurabls!
predsce death, induce any dseasei
Its effect on children is arnSen, and qustns being the
best cordial known! er-s
THOUSANDS CERrrYIcATEs o. 70 its efects, and the
wrought he produced, bat medicine, having
the properties Of this Syrup needs praise
Ihave done duty in bringing the medicine the notice Of
TIE PEOPLE, --F
and It Is their duty 10 for themselves, and the
way to do this is to
GIVE IT TRIAL. $50 g..
1t manufactured only BY DWIGHT CHAPIN,
8. Cook, at
No. - washinsssn Street, Albany, n. Y.
and will promptly agents,
and the medicine be had Druggists generally
the country. II
Apply rs above, Or 70
A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester Mass.
L. b. GoRTON, Cleveland. Ohio.
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HA RRIs, indianapolis, Ia.
A. BOrNToN, Ottawa, I'll.
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
J. II. PRICE, Jznesvile, Wis. ~
p. B. Cook, st. Paul, Minnesota.
r. b. SEELEY, HzrrisbGrgh, Pa. 500 ~
The above Agents exclusively In
the PROPRIETOR and have charge Of the Sstesn which
located. ss2S-lyw
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bill to amend the act entitled an oct to in
corporate the city Of Saltwater was ordered to
be ongrossed.
No. Al G. F.. bill relative to the terms Of
District Courts, was referred to the com. on Ju.
dietary.
No. $50. F., bill to incorporate the St. Au-
gustine Boom Co., was referred to tho com. on
interpretations.
No. 4S e. f.. a bill relative to certain county
seats, was ordered to be engrosscd.
On motion of Mr.. Rolettc, the Council adjour-
ned.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Gcre from the DOM. on engroSsed bills re-
ported several bills correctly en.rosscd.
MIR. Gibbs introduced the follown. bills:
y bill for the location Of Territorial Road
from Fort Smelling to ltasca.
bill for the location of Territorial Road
from ChaSca to Monticello and itasca.
y bill for the location Of Territorial Road
from ltasca to Cedar City.
COUNCIL.
MONDAY, Feb. IL.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Penman.
quorum present.
The Journal of fridays proceedings we're
read and approved.
Mr.. Flandrau introduced bill for an act
granting to Joseph W. Babcock the right to estab-
fish ferry across the Minnesota River. Also
bill for an act to incorporate the Belyiew
Seminary. Also
joint resolution relative to the change of
certain Land Districts in Min.
bill to suppress the circulation of unauthor-
ized bills as currency. amended by the II.
OF It., was taken up, read and amended, and the
amendments made by the ii. of r. were concurred
in.
His exce.lency, the Governor, informed tho
Council that he had approved and signed No. 4
C. F., joint resolution for the relief of NJ. W.
McCrackan and Warren j. Howell.
No. 43 ii. Of r., a bill granting to Reuben
Richmond and others the right to maintain a
ferry across the Mississippi river, was referred
to the special com.
No. II. of r., a bill to incorporate the Min
nesota Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Co., was
read a third time and passed.
On motion of MIR. Flandrau, the several reports of
the CON- to whom was referred that portion of the
Governors message as relates to the Kansas
and Nebraska acts, was made the special order
of the day for Thursday.
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BOOK AG ENCY.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have established a Book Agency in
Ph'ladlphia, AMI will furnish book publication
the retail price free postage. Any by forwarding
the Subscription price Ut the 81 Magazines.
Harprs', icy, Putnams, Grahams, Frank Lesic FASH
ions. Nc will the
splendid Autograph portrait" either Waslngo jackson
Clay; subscribing s. and 81 Magazine,
crivc q" either of the three portraits. N
So worth Of Magazines all three portraits will gra-
Music furnished to those who wish It,.
Envclopt~of description guam
titles furnished Seal Presses Dies, &c. order.
Every description OF Engra wing
ness AMI di.patsh Views buildings, Newspaper Headings,
Views Of Machinery, Lodge Certificates,
Business Cards. &c. All orders By promptly ana
ed 10. Persons wishing buildings
send Digucrcotype sketch building or ex-
press.
Persons at distance having articles would nnd to
their advantage address woud act as
agents for the sale Of the same. BYRAM X PIERCE.
dcc10t&wly SO South Third ST., PhiIadeyshin, Pa
r.. n.
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CHARLES WOOLLETf,
General Csnnsissien and Advertising Agent

o6 LAkESIBHET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY my establish myself
permanently in business, In this city, and
effect sales Of Produce, purchases Of Merchandise, Lumber c
commission, together with business which requires
sonal attention, which experience
In active mercantile pSus and thorough knowledge Of
city trade, has qualified effect the
TERMS thesey frequently obviafng the
pense Of ieavfng home and business Hoping to be
ell with trusting that this
to extensive and mutually benenca ssung
you Of my best efforts In your behalf, truly yours,
CHAS. WOOLLBff
RErEns TO Ala. ". Kennedy, Y. \ Williams, ". Waymsn,
" Keith; A. H. Backai, Esq, John Roge Ed, b. Yn
ESQ. Aezsn. kugent L Owens. may III
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The Particular Depot,
WHERE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
The Pa

FOR GROCERIES AND PROvISl
A WHOLESALE and Retail, lower than the lowest for
"A Cash. My stock consists in partof
5runs best quality OF Butter.
$500 lbs. Of fresh Goldfish, direct from Boston.
81 barrels Of green Apples.
Sugar descriptions Flour, Coffee, Tea,
with large and cheap fact
every thing else that kept in that line af business
Also word those indebted
on Book Account otherwise, they will please
fork the time
demands suffer the
take proper measures to secure collections.
ieclOdf ]. FROST,
Thrill St, No. 81.
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WAsHIScToN, Feb. 4.
hurier, drew from the Treasury about 900
which amount had been advanced by him to the
membels-Speaker Banks, at near midnight on
Saturday, signed draft for that purpose. $780,
600 are yet due members, and will he drawn
during the week
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MONETARY

There has been a brisk demand for money DIN.
ring the present week, with a limited supply in
.ne market, and in consequence, the rates of in
terest have advanced. The banking houses are
discounting but little.
We quote as follows:
Call Loans, ner month -, =,
mo. paper, IL. class, do 3a4 do
10 10 Ind do do 4a5 do
Real Estate Loans, to Years. mr. mo oas ID
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NV hASAsBs D38CAAsCA = CUss
Csssi street., befwees Hvtsss 50 PA, Cesss, 16ssis
DutIders - 8seaa Engines. SAw-HfIls, MiIl0easang
anA m kfnAs II MaehfneYy.
DABCULAR paid repairing RngDes
Printing Presses and an kinds Of wust IN this brsncA
eur business. STOKE, LATHE AND BORING NACHINE8,
and other Machinery Udby waesnmzkes eonaney hanA.
We also build Wren,s Patent CORN PLANTERS,
the attention Of Country Merchants 70 unparalleled
ehne rseuasted u drop grain distance sps,
as the farmer may desire.
oc79-em SCOyILLE, BUSCHICK & co.
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VI ~ s<1V- 4
NOTHING NxWi !
81. PAUL Is BOUND TO BIZ
4sn9 ~ \ L41GE cITYii
GREENLEAr 4 CHAPPBLL
Are Ss..a y grew ~ wiiA y, % sssrss snsy srs
bsu.A - sen The Best % wen ~ sAs ehsspsss
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
GOLD CHAINS, KEYS, RINGS, PINS, SEALS,
PORT MoNArEs, &C.,
and variety ether necessary articles
mention this advertisement.
The subscribers have New YORK csastantiy
supplies them with the Eashionabs sewelry &c.,
they enabled Of d. Paul and
surrounding country BEST - the CHEAPEST goods
at Wholesale and Retail.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
AND JRwELRY OF ALL KINDS,
neatly cleaned repaired possible
WARRANTED.
- Remember the place, at the
ST. PAUL JEwRLRY STORE,
In Upper Town, nearly spposne the Ameriesn House.
GREENLEAF L CHAPPELL.
n BAH Of watch Work done for the Trade such as
NEW wHsELs, CyLISDxRs, STATES, JEWELS, &C., &C.,
DOlbear's Writing & BO0k.Keeping
Academy,
Over the Store of Nicols & Berley, in Marshairs
Building, on Wabastaw Street,
(lFFERs snpsri Inducements who acquire
~ an graceful aud rapid style penmanshp,
piete practical knowledge Of the science Of
PENMANsIuP.
Under the system here pursued, the pupil acquire
hand In two weeks than W practice BY the old
method.
crampins entirely removed and the pupil
Several specimens Of Of PUPILS from t,
SO years Of be his Room.
BOOKKEEPING
Is taught practically. giving
book to study and copy books
abes him TO proceed As If engaged in Actual buncs An ~.
cmplhe accountsnt (who has had experience
all principles Entry the
students on completn: his course, qualified to discharge
the duties assigned to him In any counting house.
MATHEMATICS.
Short md rapid methods Of computing Interest," qnCk
and accurate methods VI extension, impaired without
Instruction given in Arithmetic, Higher
gcbrss Geometry, &c.
VISITING CARDS.
vstinr Wedding and Invitation Cards executed in the latest
and most fashionable styles.
Rooms open l-2 A. NJ to p. NJ, from to 10
\. B. Erenng classes viii Be formed each for the
ST. Paul. January ,, 1856. jz5-tf
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The ProvOcation for the Assault upon Horace
Grecley.

The ProvOcatien for the Assault upon Horace
-.. Greeley.
We have before us the letter which caused
the slave-holding Rust of Arkansas, to assault
Horace Greeley. We give that portion Of it
which raised the wrath Of the chivalrous Ar
kansas Bully to the boiling point:
Ell. Correspondence OF the n Y. Tribune.
WAsHINGroS, Jan. "a.
have had some acquaintance with human
degradation yet it did seem to me to-day that
Rust's resolution in the House was a more dis
creditable proposition than had ever known
gravely submitted to Legislative body. Just
consider the facts: Mr.. Banks has for more
than six weeks received the vote Of very
large plurality Of the IIcuse-never polling
more than ten short of majority. usually only
six or seven, and sometimes coming within two
or three. He had repeatedly rendered his de-
ciluation to his friends, and they have uniform
ly refused it and placed him again in nominal
tion.' Last evening they held another caucus,
resolved to support him to the end, and rcsolv-
ed to hold no more caucuses, lest their adver-
saries might be encouraged to hope that they
would change their candidate.
Yet in the face of this demonstration, the
two hostile minorities come into the House this
morning and seriously attempt to invite Mr..
Banks TO decine-lor that is Just what Rust S
resolution amounts to. 1t could not affect Mr..
Banks rights, nor those of his supporters; but
it would seem to be an indign;ty. and might be
expected 10 wound his sensblities.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

A mail arrived last evenings synopsis Of
the news We give below. A large fire had oc.
CURED Of Syracuse. Loss go. 900, insured for
&22, 900. The citizens Of Wakham, Mass,
Banks native town, fired salute Of 400 guns
in honor Of his election as Speaker. The Re-
publcans Of Kalamazoo, on the sumo day, fired
log guns in honor Of Banks election. Hon.
Benz. C. Easion, Ex-Member Of Congress,
died at his residence in Plattville, on the 4th
inst Dispatches from the Plains state that the
thermometer is % degrees below zero, and the
snow or feet deep on level. The Santa
Fee and Salt Lake mails, which started on the
LIST Of JAM, have returned. AL the men and
animals on the Salt Lake route are supposed
to have been frozen on the Plains.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. x
resolution declaring William Cullom, of Ten.
nessee, Clerk of the House, was adopted by 126
against 80. Then the Speaker administered the
oath of Office to Mr.. Cullom. There were mani
festations of approval in the galleries.
The members then proceeded to select seats in
accordance with resolution. -
Moved by Mr.. Ball, that all the members retire
without the Bar and severaly return as their
names were drawn BY the Clerk from box, and
take possession of such seats they might select
This resolution consumed about an hour.
The resolution declaring Mr.. Glossheiner Ser
geant-at-arms was adopted by lob against SO.
Mr.. Sherman offered resolution declaring
Nathan Darling Door-keeper. ~
Mr.Campbell, of Pa, offered resolution de-
claring Robert Morris p. NJ. Adopted, lO8,
against 81.
The rules of the last House were adopted till
others be made.
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler, there was ordered
to be paid out of the contingent fund, to j. w
Forney, late clerk, who presided over the House
during its DISCRIMINATION, $8 per day in addition
to his regular salary, from Dec. 3 to Feb. 4.
Pending which, the House adjourned.
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WANTED,

FTNHE Grand Medical Warehouse, - street,
Albany, N. T., wants immediately SO cnerprsng young
with horse and 800 $500
deposit security &c,
good written mcnacn to honesty and ability
agents In the sale Of the popular
the day In the whom
will DC paid and salaries the year $500 $500
sortng to the ability of the applicant.
N. B-Appy without delay either by letter p~r~en.
above, tn p b. COOK, streets.
St. Paul, General Agent Minnesota.
~ All communications promptly ATTENDED, to-
se24-ly DWIGHT CHAPLIN
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10 It's estimated that in a single nrov;nce
OF China, l,oo0,OoO persons have been killed in
battle, starved OK executed, since the rebellion
commenced. ~A
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t@ The Mayor Of Buffalo in his message,
recommends that steam fire engines be pur-
chased for that city and used instead Of the
present machines.
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Marriage Of the Rev. Ass.i.e,se L. Brown.

Rev. Antoinette L. Brown was married to Sam
uel C. Blackwell, of Cincinnati, on the 9th inst
The marriage took place at Henrietta N. Y, and
was celebrated by the father of the bride, who is
not minister, nor, we believe, magistrate
Mr.. Blackwell is probably a brother of Lucy
Stones husband, as the name is the same. Mise
Browns most intimate friends in this city appear
to have had NO intimation Of her intentions
toonarry, but had understood that she was about
to remove to Ohio.-Rochester Democrat.
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sYT The stocks Of Missouri have gone down
from los to IS since the commencement of the
border troubles. The tendency is still down.
ward.
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HOUSE.
Fob. IL.

MONDAY Fob. IL.
House met ut ten o'clock.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Mr.. DE Laversne, bill for the relief Of
Darmon C.. Smith.
BY Mr.. Kirkman, bill to locate q Territorial
road from Whitewater, to Oronoca.
BY Mr.. Wilkinson, bill relative to the Free
Schools of st. Paul.
by Mr.. Farnham, bill to provide for the
survey of logs and lumber in Minnesota.
BY Mr.. Thorndy&e, bill to provide for the
LAYING out of Il Territorial road from the mouth
of Crow river to the forks of said river.
Also. bill to provide for the laying out of a
Territorial road from Crow river to Icnnepin.
BY Mr.. De Lavergne, bill for Territorial
road from Dayton City to the Sioux Agency.
BY Mr. Mobiles, bill to ncorporu the Be-
ncvolcnt Society of the United Sons of Erin.
MIR. Wilkinson introduced the following Joint
Reso luton.
Resolved. That w. W. Kinssbury receive the
sum of Sill rs his per Gi IN and mileage VIII lie
contcSting the scat of y. CD. Taylor.
a message from ths Governor was received
stating that he had signel bill to provide for
the survey of logs and lumber in M'nne>ot, Ter
rit'y.
\ bill for the continuation of the Emigration
agency, was taken up and the question being on
agreeing to the Council amcnments to said bill,
there were ayes Is, nays S.
The House then resolved itself into committee
of the whole having under consideration a oint
reSolut on to provide for dcfraying the expenses
OF the Legislative Assembly.
If A. I'm th, rosn1,ttnn
commended to be in definitely postponed. After
the committee rose the House adjou, ID until
this afternoon at , - O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House transacted considerable unimportant
business, after VIII CHI it adjourned until niIc
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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subscribers beg leave to return thanks public
the liberal patronage heretofore extended to them
line OF bu mess, and hope receive
Ihcy would say that they much better
work than they have been before,
Cracker Machine from Boston, which will enable
their work with such facility and dispatch
the public with either Boston,
Wine Crackers also" Pilot Bread, other articles
frae ut all times baked fresh
&C.. &c., sent part city free ofchare
jyt7-tf SPENCE 4 GJES.
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NOTICE

gven that no person allowed 10 bury
their dead In the County Buryng Ground, without
from W. DAHL, Overseer Of the Conn
missoners. Any will be- prose.
cueA By order Of the Comfy Commissioners
u. r. w.DAUI, S,iu,t of P.sor. Ramsey (,onpty.
seI4-3wd&6mw st. Paul District.
CCHOOL STATES-Transparent Sa Pnrcelam Slate
, For sale BY llel-tf G. HAMILTON 4 CO
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GROvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Near the Halt Way House, befsceen ST. Paul and
St. anthony.
the pleasure Of offering to the public the coming
springs choice lat Of Fruit Shrubs,
ROss Dahas, ste also Garden Seeds, large or
small quantities. (frb20-wtD l.. NJ. FORD co.
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Q. Is. PRICE L CO.,
NIHOLESALE and Retail Dealers In Hotel and
w House Furnishing Goois, including every description Of
Hardware and Cutlery; Silver Plated, Brass. Iron
Hollow Ware; Japsned. Pansed and Custom Tin Wsrc
Of every variety; Wooden and Willow ware Brushes
Baths, Water CoOl Refsrrafor Looking &c
st. AnthOny-, second door Of Westinghouse
81. PAM. Minnesota.
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UNCURRENT MoNEY.-The following is a list of
bank notes thrown out by several of our leading
banks. part of the list has been published be-
fore, but for the convenience of business men we
publish it here entire. All small notes. Is, 2<.
and IS, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, share the
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c. =. ADAMS,
Attorney for Mail Contractors,

>. ~. BASS. a. c. LEwis- DAHA WHITE.
j. W. BASS = CO.,
HsswaraIns anA Csnnisslsa Merehanss L>ves
WosehOuse, 0seo0bsat Landing.
SAUT PAUL, NINNESOTA.
yHB would respec1fuly the pube
that fhey Win continue The Horwardlne snd Csmssoa
sbsvs nsnsd Place; non ther exper1ence
and fss1nts eesedenty hos = merit ysuS pssaege.
ASH -, soGGs-w0
SrERLIN0B WOOD YARD
I'LL nouFSshes and gives good satsfacton SrHRLlMG
~ eeu " soSno orse oour over the p o. Oe1-t
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- WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBERTS,
QEING dIsunited from said nn proprietor
oed ." oher to the public, work Of quality
has been heretofore presented, imitation an
kinds Of Fancy Woods, Mantle Pieces NarbIed, initiated
?sors Decorated and painted In fancy eolo,
ranted equal to the Paris London style.
Specimens by calling at the residence OF
=. A. r., opposite the Rice House, Anthony sreet
st. Paul. .r,a6~
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MARBLE MANUFACTURE.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.

Sts FouI CITY Moftte Manuf0Cg0Py.
TIVE undersigned beg nts of S.
Paul and surrounding country, that he Just received
aud has constantly hand supply American and
Italian Marble, and after thirty in tho
business feels confident that 70 work ana A
cheap A. other in the Territory offers for
sale comments, Tomb Stones Furniture Msrbe Stones
4e Ac, 1t his Manufactoy, opposite Once ST. An.
thony street. - -
All contracts made with his for Marble Work win
be nIicd strictly according to agreement.
y27.ff ANyDoN
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-09
THE NEWS.

We have glanced over our exchanges, but
find nothing Of special interest, with the cx.
ccPiion Of the birth Of an heir to the throne
of France.
The Empress always said it would be n
boy; when asked why, EucESrA replied.
that Louis NAroLEAs said il would be
boy, and whatever Louis NAroLEAs said
would be so. Sure enough, il was n boy.
The is no doubt of peace between the be-
ligerent powers being firmly cstablished.-
We predict II decrease in the price of variou.
articles Of cpasanMtioa. Bacon has al.eady
fallen, and 30 " i'll i.auh sSs, &c.
No news yct "a the Pacific she has been
out near three months. Melancholy as is
the reflection, there is no doubt but sh. has
periHhcd with all on board. Numbering about
lOQ.-The steamship President and City of
Manchester alike Pcrished, leaving not a
solitary soul to tell the mournful story,