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N oti ce,
Caution to all,

A IL Persons in anywise indebted to the Subscri-
N bcrs, either Individually or collectively. are
hereby furewarned to settle up at an early date,
otherwise they will certainly have to settle with an
Attorney We have large amount Of money to
raise in given time, and are necessarily compelled
to pursue this course Take heed, therefore, all ye
who arc Interested. j. ii. JENNINGS,
w. d. JENNINGS.
Sept 6 If 81
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We cep constantly on hand a
LARGE VARIETY
OF Saddles,
Brides, Martin
gales, Whips Saddle
Blankets, Bed Blankets,
several Cases OF fine Sewed and
Prgsel Boots and Sfors, Ladies,
Misses and Chi!drcn's Shoes, Water
prof Hunting aud Ditcher's Boots. Boys and
Mems Blu.:Ins from No to l5. also. Eur,
Wp! and Silk Hats, Cloth. Plush and
Fancy Caps, OsnabirgS. Sheet
in.s, Shirtinss, Stripes Geur
ea rLrins Gunny and
Dundee Dagging,
Dale Rope &c.
We solicit CASH ORDERS from parties not
vis:!ius our Town. aal will clldcavor in all instan-
crs To satisfy in every particular, all who conlied
heir orders to us.
Persons visiting this Market are earnestly solicited
to give US call before they make their purchases.
We are determined 10 make it TO their advantage
by selling them their supplies LOWER than they
can buy them elsewhere.
U. We will give the market prices for Cotton,
and every other kind Of produce offered.
II. l.. CUNNINGHAM,
HENRY SOLOMON,
G. c. CUNNINGHAM.
Hamburg May 2S 1856 GIN 20
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Graceries, &C,

Augusta, June 27,
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Prices Reduced.
DROOM & NORRELI., Augusta, Ga will sell
ID their remaining stock Of coli red Aluslins Bal
reyes, Grenadines, Tissues &c, at greatly reduced
prices, from this date.
,Inlr 95 II 24
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Gov. GARDENERS LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
Gov Gardner's letter of acceptance of re nomi-
nation by the free soil section of the American par
ty of Massachusetts,. is published He sdheres to
the Springfield platform anreservedly, and con-
tnues to believe that both the main ideas of the
Springfield platform would be recognized in the
administration of Col Fremont. and that both
would be inAe1ibIy opposed by that of MT Buch.
anan, and the contest being, in the judgment of
Gov Gardner, ''solely between these two gentle
men. | shall support the former" He concludes
by assuring the Convention that if elected, his
"official action for the past two years shall be
faithful index of the future"
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MAN KILLED BY HIS OWN COFFIN.-About q
year since a resident of Twenty ninth ST., New
York, . man of considerable wealth, entertaining
the idea that when be should die his relatives
would put his body into cheap coffin, bought
handsome rosewood one, lined with white satin
and trimmed with silver, for $75, and had it taken
to his bedroom. He was found Sunday morn
ing dead on the floor, and the coffin beside him
and it was thought that he had got in the night
and by some means capsized the coffin, which fell
npon him, crushing his skull and causing instant
death
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THE PARDON OF WAGNER.-Mr. Attorney Gen.
eral Gushing, in making known the Presidents in.
tention to pardon Wagner, convicted at New York
of participation in the British recruiting bust.
ness, says:
Under present circumstances, no exigency of do.
mestic policy forbds that which is consonant with
the feelings of the President in regard to the for.
eign relations of the subject-namely that nothing
shall remain of any criminal proceedings connect.
ed with the late subject of controversy between
the British and American Governme ments. In this
view he has already ordered the various pending
prosecutions to be discontinued.
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ToBAcco-Ai letter from Tennsssss states that
the tobacco crop was iiksly 70 bs very scant aud
that It would bring BY next spring twenty -nvs
cents per pound.
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WHAT FOLLY Prince Paul Esterhszy, who Is
represent the Emperor of Austria at the corona
ton of Alexander at Moscow is making extraor-
dinary preparations. His four Hungarian cos
tunes surpass in richness and elegance all belief
They are richly embroidered, in exquisite taste,
and almost covered with brilliants and costly
pearls valued at 81 100000 The carriages and
liyeries of the Prince are not less rich.
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r., u1sszs.zs==.sszzg1 THE EADAMs,ExPREss

r.. rt9ttzzzs-sS5s1 III ADAlS, EAPhESS
k448 sSiis4zssass COMPANY, 1S4 Main st.. hav-
ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond by steamers jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
aud thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lynchburg Salem, Wythevlle, and the principal
places in Virgins and North Carolina, are now pre-
pared to forward, with great dispatch and streduced
rate. every kind of Merchandise, Eeluable Parcels,
Jewelry, &C. to the shove named cities, and all
places the seabosrd.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompa-
MED by special Messengers, who will give their per-
gonal attention the careful handling of goods
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express
shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent by
stesmers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day Of sailing until o'clock,
7. M. ]. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
wsPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Vir
ginia and North Carolina intended for shipment by
steamships Rosuoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the AID ANS Express COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM L. PLEASANTS,
sp It's Agents
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
las. A. CowARDIN.

,,,,,v n,.ua tch d served to subscribers
u .nu anssrrR CENTS PgR wEEK, payable 10
49, .'c c,r1er weekly Price for mailing, sts year In
~ The Weekly Dispatch 10 Issued svssy ni-
"a msi,.d to subscribers ct 81 per snnum.
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CAPE MAYA correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Ledger says that there has been 1921 arri-
walls at Cape May this season. On Monday, the
aggregate receipts of the Hotels, were ST. ,l06 a.
He says:
Since arrived here, on the 10Th inst the ther.
mometer has indicated. at the hottest time, "a de
grees. This was yesterday, at II o'clock At three
the mercury fell to 79 degrees and this morning at
6Oclock, it stands at 72 degrees.
Last week there were several robberies on the
Island. At the United States Hotel a southern
gentlemen was robbed Of 81 600; another person of
$780, one of$l35, and family of two gold watches
ring and gold watch Several notorious charac
ters are said to be here
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W. OOD rUhNlNG.--Tno subserl6or ID
-. prepared 10 do ail kinds Of Wood Turning ut his
s.op on fr.nkbn street, opposite MetIopoitan Hail.
% - soed terms as any other establishment. Esle
~ &-Iw y. v MENZIyH
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BE CAREFUL OF THE HooPs.-'Sam what was
the matter with You last night, when l saw you
walking up and down the streetP
oh Bill, met with a bad misfortune on last Sun
day nighttime of that hard wind
How came that Sama
You know those hoops the ladies have got to
wearing In their skrtsi'
Yes Sam, do, and don't like them
You needn't like them for was walking with
my lady that night, who had one of them on, and
blame the thing, it kept rolling my boot handles,
and for an excuse told her to let 60 my arm
while got my handkerchief, and in the meantime
gale Of wind came and took her up in the air,
and have not seen her since!
Well have you heard from her sincei
Yea got letter from her to-day
We is sheg
w. she's over in Jersey, where she landed af-
ter pleasant ride of fifteen minutes. She speaks
in eloquent terms of the people of Jersey, and say
that they are about as clever and hosptable as
the people of the United StatesP
Good night Sam
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r-sse zz+<zy7 RICH MOND AND DA N.
s.ssssssss5ss VILE RAILROAD-OPEN To,DAN

VILLE.-Ihe regular Passenger Train
will daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
MOND and Danville, stopping to take up or put
on at the following points only: Manches
ter, Coal-feld, Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax.
nary, Burksville Prices Meherrin, Keysville brakes
Branch Mossingford, Roanoke, Clover, Scott,burg'
Boston, News Ferry, Barksdale's Rlnggold and
Dauvile.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ. arriving at
the junction breakfast house) at $40 A. M and at
7:l8 P. M
Children and under IL years of age, and ser
wants half price Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, that one may
be retained at the office where they purchase Their
tickets and 1t must be expressly stated that they are
permitted TO 90 on the cars.
- Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg, Wytheville
Va, aud Jonesbero' and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
oAliy with south-Side Railroad ut Burksvie. Pas
senser for Greensboro and Salem, N c., connect
sally at Danviie with Holderby Co.'S fast line OF
Stages.
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WING MOVEMENT IN NLoUIsIANA.-There was q
meeting of Old Line Wings at Baton Rouge on the
18th inst at which resolutions were adopted in ia
vor of Mr.. Fillmore, and the Hon. F.. D. Conrad
was appointed delegate to the Whig National Con
yention at Baltimore, and j. h. Cutcheon, Esq as
substitute
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sgsy rz ACCOM- MNIODATION

III rEssas.Esssss.ss1 A CCU MI nj . D 4 = IO
~ sSsSssTRAlN.CHANGE OF HOURS
--On and after Tuesday, 1st April
the Accommodation Train of this Company will run
dally Sundays excepted) between Milford and Rich
mond. Leaving Milford at O'Clock, A NJ, stopping
al the Cottage for breakfast and arrive in Richmond
at 20 O'Clock, A M; returning, will leave Richmond
at O'clock, T. NJ, and reach Milford at $685. z. Nj
stopping for passengers at any point each way.
Fare the same IS on the re gular trains.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Supt. Transportation
OFFICE r. r. 4 P. r. CO.,
Rlehmcrd. March 25 1885. NH q
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SUCCESS OF BUSINESS MEs.-A correspondent
of the Phiadelphis Ledger saws:

SUCCESS OF BUSINESS MEs.-A correspondent
Of the Philadelphis Ledger says:
OF three hundred and ffty-four "Philadelphia
Merchants" trading with the writer 10 to l2 years
ago, q long period in the business life OF any
man, eighfy-fve-(almost . fourth,) have since
retired died "well of" having or leaving com.
petencies. One hundred and seventy-two con-
tinue In business prosperously and In good ere
dit, and certainly reaising al they had reason to
expect.
Ths 90 two items, comprising two hundred and
hfiy sever, more thaa two-thirds Of the whole
have there ore achieved. and are achieving ''suc-
c IS in business" in any fair meaning OF the
con lue In busiress, lobblipg and in uncertain
cl edii, but without failing, and fifty Ave have
failed, not onesixth. Some Of these, say ten or
twelve wtrs fraudulast, some very bad, but their
whole asaels probably realises m average Of IS
Der cant their creditors. The majority Of those
who failed wers never in strictly good credit In
their lives.
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THE SEASON IN ENGLAND.-The highest point
reached by the mercury in the thermometer in
England this summer, as far as we have accounts,
was on the 4th of July. when it reached "A de-
grees July 7th the thermometer was reported to
be at 60 degrees, when at the highest point on
that date. On the 9Th of July it only rose to Sc
degrees; on the morning of July Sd, the thermom-
eter indicated only 80 degrees.
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tUa sALE.-3 Countiug Ho0sc Uc.ks
one Of them among the most comfortable in the
-, Counting. House Table; large Bin, suitable
Glass Doors snd Frames Part or sil of the above
T Do sold on very RESPONSIBLE farms. Apply at this
-ulos ~ 1i-Iw
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THE wHrskEY TRADE.-The Cincinnati Pric

THE WHIsKEY TRADE.-The Cincinnati Price
Current makes this statement:
This being the greatest whiskey market In the
Union, beyo ond all comparison, the supply and tho
price of the article In this city il Of general i'm
portance The course prices Of whskey have Ia
ken during the last three months is remarkable,
and wholly unexpected. Last March, and even
up to the middle of April, so confident did distii-
lers feel that prices would rule extremely low,
they would have willingly made contracts to de-
liver any reasonable quantity of the article in the
month Of July at le to 90 cents per gallon. The
iupre ssion was then quite general, that owing TO
the largely increased number OF disteries and the
abundance of corn, the quantity distilled would
be far in excess of the demand even allowing tor
a reasonable increase In the demand over last
year The result has proved all these speculation,
wrong The receipts Of whskey at this place du-
ring the last five months have been over sirty par
cent. greater than they were during the eorres-
ponding time last year; but, Notwithstanding this,
the demand with but little exception, has been
fully equal to tho supply; and during the last six
weeks the supply ha. been eq.ai 70 'ne oe'
mand.
These figures show an Increase for i've months
Of "a Oa5 barrels a. compared with last and
vet under these heavy receipts prices have gone
IN from 2lte, which was the current rate on the
frst of June 10 32ic tho current rate last Satur-
day. The inference to be drawn from these facts
is. that the consumption of the article has largely
increased, both In this country and abroad. The
hirh prices of sugar and molssses increased the
Arst cost Of rum greatly that it eannos take the
place Of whiskcy, except the latter should rule At
much higher rates than those current at present
The foreign demand also continues large, and IN
the shape Of alcohol largo quantities. are being sent
out Of the country. And then at home, N ADDITION
10 Furnishing those who are n the habit Of drink
Ing Il in preference 70 brandy and other foreign
quors, because Il s chesper. u has been convert
cd very generally, and We must say s1ccsesfaiiy.
into limitations Of Cagnac. Aisx &tSnstis and osner
celebrated French brandies; also, Holland gin -
well a. into . component part Of Champagne,
sherry. Port, Maieira and other foreign wtnes 70
supply the wants Of the aristocratic drnker. VINO
would not be seen and who consider thsmseives
far above 90 degrading an act - making . dran ot
pure original Red Eye"
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ORR FoRrIaN RELATIONS. The latest minors
from Wsshington are 70 the efFees that Great
britain viii ere long ssnd ont Minister e supply
- place Of NJ. Cfampton Lord noWoea
Thsrs y sorne reason . hope that Ne CeAtfal
Amsrscan dillculty y y ~ ssssls9 new ~ 0rses
Brftaia's conseuting 70 retFoeeoe - pey =
IaIands 70 he State q HonduSna
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Ma does Pa kiss you because he loves you : in
quired little Jackey to his mother.
To be sure, sonney; why did you ask that ques-
tionq
Well guess he loves the kitchen girl too. for
seen him kiss her more n forty times last Sunday,
when you was gone to meeting.
There was q fuss In the family.
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now QukEN ELfzABETH's DrNEER WAS SERVED
VA gentleman entered the room bearing : rod
ana along with him smother who had 4 table'
ciesn, wnich, after they had both kneeled three
uncs - WIN tne utmost veneration, he spread upon
s, s.os, ana aIter kneeling again they both re-
ured- Then came two others, one with 4 rod
again, the other with = sait,cellar = nlata and
bread; when they had kneeled Is the other h.d
done, and placed what was brought unon shs -.
BILE. they too retired with the same ceremon,es ~
formed BY the first Atlast came an unmarried adv
1--WE were told she was acountess,) and along Win
ner married one, bearing tasting knife; the
former was dressed in white silk, who, when abe
had prostrated herself three times in the most
graceful manner, approached the table and rubbed
the plates with bread and salt with as much ave
as If the Queen had been present,
When they had waited there little while, the
yeomen Of the guard entered bare headed, clothed
IN scarlet, with . golden rose upon their backs,
dishes, served in plate most of it gilt these dishes
were received by gentleman in the same order
they were brought, and placed upon the table,
while the lady faster gave to each of the guard
mouthful to eat of the particular dish he had
brought, for fear of any poison. During the time
that the guard, which consisted of the taest and
stoutsst men that can be found in all England, be-
ing dinner, twelve trumpets and two kettle drums
made the hall ring for half an hour together; at
the end of all this ceremonial, . number of un-
married ladies appeared, who, with peculiar
emnity, lifted the meat off the table and conveyed
it Into the Queens inner and more private cham.
Der, where, after she had chosen for herself, the
rest goes to the ladies of the court. The Queen
dimes and sups along with very few attendants
and it is very seldom that anybody, foreigner or
native, is admitted at that time, and then only at
the intercession of somebody In power-SAaks
peare's England, by G.. W Thornbury.
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PoLITICAL-Hon. E C. Cabell of Florida, has
addressed letter to each of the Buchanan and
Fillmore electors of that State asking them whe-
ther they would not vote for the Presidential can
didate of the opposite party-Buchanan or Fill.
more, as the case may be--if they could thereby
defeat the election of Fremont prevent the eec.
ton from going into the House of Represents.
tiyeS
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OPERATIONS AT NEW ORLEANs-THE MINT
From statement of operations at the Branch
Mint of New Orleans, we learn that during the
year which ended on the Both of June. 1856, the
deposits of silver amounted to $2 292 975. and of
gold to 1884 542 making . total of o., ,627, ,5l6
The coinage during the same period amounted
to 81 7ls 600 in silver, and $525 500 In gold az fol-
lows: $50 double eagles, 2s 200 eagles, II, 100
half eagles, 10000 quarter eagles, 5000 dollar
pieces; and in silver 944 Oe0 half dollars $40 600
quarters, 100000 dimes, and $40 900 half dimes
making . total Of 1881 $50 pieces. During the
month OF July, 1855, there was nothing done In
Mint it being closed for repairs
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FARE.

90 11shlhgton $3.50
pftsliaose 60o
6VU
:, ne R track Of the Railroad between Richmond and
tno rotomac River, is undergoing rela Half
ol pelhg already completed with edge rail of su
peiof quality, and more than million of pas
ssefs have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
.espoted 30. over this route it is hoped and believed
at 40 one viii be induced by the Misrepresentation
1faSed IN the advertisement the signature of
n u. Whitcomb, Super't," 10 select the longer
nofs circuitous route, referred to therein. The
H. r. r X Il; has been in operation for twenty-five
aho IN all that tins passenger has either been
Atieo % or cnppled by accidents from snake heads
oer~ise which is without parallel Ia the history OF
railroads in this c6untry. g. RUTH,
Supe riutendeut of T Transportat
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COST OF OUR ARMY.-The Army Appropriation
bill, now before Congress requires for the support
June, 1857, no less than Sl2, Ia, ,2s7 81. Add to
this about million and half more embraced to
the Deficiency bill passed not long since, and the
aggregate expense attending the maintenance of
our army for twelve months Is nearly fourteen
millions Of dollars Some of the items may be In
teresting Pay Of the army, s3,275 ITO; subsist-
ence. 9s9 s34; Quarter-mas sters supplies 81 0lO
0O0i transportation. 81 500 600; computation Of off
GERS subsistence $66l 1867; clothing 1924 s33 ST.
biiity is that some of these sums may be very ma.
teray lessened but it ia not ik ely that the aggre
gate will be reduced below ten millions of dollars
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III rE5ss:..sss=s-1 GRE AT NORTHERN
E432 .zsssSssSs sxsszn AND SOUTHERN ROUTE

MY Sfs>ss aNU SVUIhEItN hOU =
-, - FOR TRAVEL.-TWICE DAI-
- IL SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,1 BETWEEN
mGHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AID NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
nMAshlNGTON.-Over the Richmond, Fredericks-
oufe and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River,
srFentyhve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
sieenefs ' amen thence to Washington ffty-fve milesln
al 100 miles in seven hours, being comfortable and
perfectly ssfs rate of speed
Hours Of departure. 81 A. M and II p NJ, and bag.
sas under charge of special agents checked through
York '' An"ooipNi" eAu AVG"
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TAXING THE Two CANADAs.-A good story is
told of an officer in the American army, during
the war of l8l2.l4 who was and is still more &C.
customed 20 the use of the sword than the pen -
While stationed on the Lake frontier, two of his
soldiers, brothers, by the name of Kennedy, and
usually called Kannady, deserted. The officer OF
whom we are speaking, wros an order and issued
it to snbaitern, TO take file of men and proceed
to place named. and take the two Cdnadas. The
order was persnptory. and Lot to be trided with
The officer look ed ct his instructions, and prepared
to obey them. but he remarked that he did not be-
leve be could take more than one of the provinces
without rein forcemsnt.
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THE DARK HOURS OF PoLITICIANs.-A few
years before the election of General Harrison, he
wrote gloomily enough of his political prospects,
as thus:
'My hopes of bettering my condition in the po-
litical way are utterly extinct. Although l am
the people, 1 have no friends among the political
leaders of any party. However they may differ
upon other points, they all un te to keep me down
To attempt to concate their favor by any of the
compliances which are generally employed on such
dependence of my character is the last possession
will part from. Every sheep and pig upon my
farm shall be first sold by the sheriff, and will
then apply for the birth of mate to a New Orleans
steamer, before will solicit the favor of any of
the great men of the day Of any party"
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GEOGRAPHICAL BLUEDER.-The London edi.
tors never were very famous for an intimate know
ledge of American geography. Thus, journal Of
the pretentiousness of the "Iustratedp even gives
US . picture of Baton Rouge, Nebraska" A
large steamer Is ploughing the stream and on the
bank of the river IL the Gothic and turreted State
House Of Louisiana.
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Thursday MornluG. July 81, 1886.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

We have the following additional foreign new,
per the Arabia, with dates from Liverpool to tn,
10Th inst: