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NEWS FROM CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.
ADVANCE IN BREA9STUFFS.
COTTON AND PROVISIONS UNCHANGED.
COnsOls, 95 I-2 95 SIS,
&C., &C., &c.
THE NEWS BY THE INDIAN.

QUEBEC NY u, 1900
The steamship Indian, from Liverpool, at half
xast nine O'Clock "Wednesday mo- mig the 10th nst
arrived at Quebec at half past eleven O'Clock this (un
day. morning
The steamer City Of Baltimore sailed from Liverpool at
Galipast nine O'Clock the ming Of Wednesday, the
10th inst, tor Philadelphia.
The steamer Alps sailed from Havfe for New York at
4 O'Clock, in shc afternoon on tuesday, lstn inst
The steamship Washington saiie1 from southampton on
Wednesday noon, the 10th inst for New York
The Cunard steamer America ari ed At Liverpool at
Z 80 p. N on Saturday, the 18th.
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived out at O'Clock
A. NJ, Wednesday, the 10Th
The government Of Honduras his prepared memo
rial to the European Powers inviting them to guarantee
the right Of transit from the Atlantic " the Pacific
The Duke o. Cambridge has been appointed Commander
toChief Of the amy and Lcrd Palmerston decorated
with the vacant parter
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RUSSIA.

The following diplomatic appointments rnmored
cer,an;M Kicbelea 10 Paris; Chrepowi,ch TO London
and BoatenieH, 10 Constaniinople.
The Emperor Nicholas is reported so have lef,
NOR Of his reign, 70 be published Eve years hence
Englsh steamers KEEP, up communication between Con.
stantinopIe and Odessa.
The Grand Duke Michael Is bc,roibed to the youngest
sister Of the Regent Of Baden.
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FRANCE.

Nothing exceed the quiet Of the political world
ths moment in Paris and the journals only reflect tho
general dullness.
General Pelissier expected to arrive at Marsees
be,weca the 18th and c5th inst banquet Will be
given bin.
The Journal du Pays that in political saloons 10
x6ndon there talk OF tho abdcsuon Of King Ohio IL
Tsvor OF Prince Adalbcr of Bavaria In that
would 60 through AL the religious f-males necessary
GO the acconsris nment Of such AN evcft
Letters from Athens also speak Of the but they
sd that the Queen Of Greece Is strongly opposed to her
husbands design.
We give these reports with all reserve
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The FORREST DIVORCE cAsS-Thc paragraph which
pcared in The papers stating that the referee had re.
orcd in favor Of Mrs. Fexrests costs, and ordszed Mr.
forrest give security or her almcay wholly without
dsucu Astpulaen has been entered into and signed
~ he attorneys THAT proceedings Of any kind shall
te bad IN this BY either party before The urs, day
Of October next"
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PASSENGERS BY THE ARAMA

Nirs sabby and servant Mr. James Dow lady Or Bur
and lady Mrs Davenport Mr. Lafiin lady Rand
lady and two sons Mis- Davenport Mr. Warren aud lady Miss
arh Miss Curtis. two Misses Lewis John Very and lady
icrpenham aud lend capt Farren DR. Tucker and Ia
ap' Patterson, Jefferson and lady, Mrs Jeersons
MS Rimmer two Misses Parry Mrs Mary Thornton
Cutter MRS Wallis and infant Miss Cheshire Mr. stevens and
mad servant Professor fenek, chss MAJ sh, Oakley.
\ M,creery, Mccreery Jas Meyer Lewis
Francis Payne, Kaye. q A Brown. John Culldwell
r,cwsrt D.tgcmiore, johnson, Means, , Parker, VIM
fhthuTn, wsuwck, John Chandler, & Dura m 4 Iough
tai Coy, Wilcox, stewart Peck Hose fTnckey Jacobs
Jecu' son, iarllcase, McLe1en. Barry smith, Thos smith,
Nhprle Laughon and SON waldren. X waldren lfenier
son Phillips Lihds, ,, strachan, Young Lang Coson vii
Hams Watts, innev, Walker. Grove.
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THE ITALIAN QUESTION.

In the House OF Commons Lord John Russell made his
anxously looked for motion Of in ury, demanding to be
fnormed what the British government proposed TO
adopt In reference to the of the Congress of
usrs respecting the affairs OF Italy.
Lord Palmer-ton replied that not expedent to
make known the Intentions of the governm
Mr. nisraeh and others spoke the subject when the
emotion was negatived.
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Naples letters that the signs Of revolt are more IRE
quent and the army is.discontented. Austria has
another Of remonst ancc and letter in Borzn
Hail Gays II not attended TO special ambassador viii: be
demand categorical guarsntecS Austria is sup
plsed 20 be acting by the iastigation Of France.
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SPAIN.

minis teral crisis has occurred In Spain and Epa,ero
ilas rendered bis resignation
Is reported that the difficulty with Mexico was set
t.ed and the there would Havana
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ncd, In Ia.ile Hooking. Washington county, ohio on
the 9th inst, Mr. JogS BARrIFTr, Ksd ninety years.
Deceased Fnghshman by bsrh and came 10 this
country us after the close OF the revolutionary and
took Wy his residence IN Hacersoxn Maryland He was
by trade carpenter ana buile< and for time
10 the immediate employ o, ecnera Washington He
constructed u the hst buildings that were eyeg
erected in the city Of WoShiagior.
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Tho ospodars Of Moldava and waIlacha definite.
" removed. and replaced by Lieut. Prince Ghika as
Lieutenant Of waacha and the Bayard Theodore Basn
Lieu enapt OF Moldavia
Marshal Pelissier had landed nj Constantlnople.
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AUSTRIA.

The Emperor has granted an extensive amnesty on the
birth q his second daughter.
The English Peninsular and Oriental steamship Co.
havs put on weekly steamer to lbraia opposton1o
the Austrian Lloyds.
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CHINA.

Hong Kong papers OF May % report the Chinese nsur
recon over around Canton, but broken again 10
nan and the insurgents held most OF lhe cities On the
whole, affairs not improved.
Fregbts at Hong Kong to the United States $40 for
tea ana $50 for silks At Canton May g. sl4 asked
but no freights Offering For California sl1 was
asked.
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GERMANY.

The zoveren have effected their object to establish
custom house at Bremen, and viii levy duties aud estab
sh bond,d warehouses there Most q the goods Snug
glcd into the Zollvercn came through Bremsn.
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GREECE.

The Russian government has sent the dsbaraezt sol
ders of the Greek Legion back Greece but Greek
refuses receive them and calls upon the
British tor assistance 10 refuse them.
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THE CRIMEA.

The Crmea was entirely evacuated, except that he
allied ships w're carrying away hewn stone and iron
from scbastopol
of the allies.
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AUSTRALIA,

Melbourne dates are TO April 25 The political news
was uuimportant. Trade active. Gold had dc
clined to 76s 3d. The mails had been landed in Mel
ourne by the ship Boya Charter In fifty days from
Iyerpool.
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EGYPT.

The government has reduced the charge for tn transit
Of Australian gold via Egypt 10 q per the value
Arabia and the Holy Cities continue disturbed. Thr
as sheriff sent from Constantinope was refused reccp
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FRANCE.

The Montte,r publishes a list Of British soldiers de
corated by the Legion OF Honor.
The French funds closed on Friday as follows -3 PEI
cents, Il fr; Az per cents, % fr 75c.
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DENMARK.


Some disturbances have red in Copenhagen from
the preaching Of Mormons. The military arrested the
offenders.
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John Frost, the Chartist exile had reoned his family,
residing near Bristol
The Royal Agricultural Society OF England was in ses
sion at Chelmsford.
Professor Frazer Is elected to the Chair OF Logic in
Edinburgh University.
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HOLLAND.

The King has appointed Commission to report upon
ihe Of expanding the Dutch Estetn commerce. the
lsthnus OF Suez canal, sc.
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INDIA.

Bombay dates to June 10th The monsoon ha
commenced and rain abundant.
The In1ian gvernmcnt mediate a new five por cent
ioan.
Another insurrecton Of Santas from famine is appre
bended.
The insurrectionary movements in Northern Madras
are suppressed
Cholera ragged at Patna.
The expert OF cotton is active.
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AUSTRIA.

The SarGinan government demands credit of a mil.
tiou 10 erect Qualifications. The demand Is urgent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Money was easier, but the Bank of Eogand had
changed its rate Of interest The imports of gold
large, but they mostly reslpped and the bullion
he eank had decreased f232 900 the week Consol.
bad undergone change closing at s5K s6sS; eagles
were quoted at 7es. AID.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs. Bell & Co. report firm market for American
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Trade was very active nj y. Petersburg and Riga
The railway concessions were still in abeyance.
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NEWS BY THE ARABIA.

HsuFAx, y. s. July 2s 1855.
The steamship Arabia Caot. stone, from Liverpool on
saturday morning 18th inst arrived at h port at about
y O'Clock this afternoon but owing TO heavy storm,
as impossible to transmit her news b. wires until
4 ate hour this evening. she brings hundrei and
wcnty.two passengers for Boston amongst whom
l. :. Lewis, Parsn Stevens Of the Revere House, and
|Niss Davenport, the actress.
The steamship City Of Baltimore. for Phladel
tha with hundred and seventy passengers and the
pdiao, Cor Quebec arrived sunday with hundred
bod eighty passengers, sailed from Liverpool the
|porring of the leth inst. at 10 o'rlock.
The steamer .Etna, OF the cunard lIue, which
ns advertised to sail for Boston on the nth ust has
been withdrawn.
The screw steamers Anglo Saxon and Canadian, from
suebcc, arrived a, Liverpool on the l7,h
The Arabia has fs9o specie for Boston.
july 90 isA. NJ, OF Baby cottor., passed Royal
Nail steamer Asia.
Juy 81 lat az 80 n, Ion. SO 81 exchanged signals
viii tbp Alexander Jehr ston.
Toe Liverpool papers state ihaG the difficulties which
pave for fome time surrounde the relations between
krcat Britain aud the United fair way Of
dustmcnt aud is understood that great assysnce has
eca rendered by William Brown. NJ p IN the discus
bone betwcen sr. Dallas aud Lord Pal uerstou, which Il
cvrndsEty believed, will prev,ut rupture between
h. two countries.
The Arabs sailed frem Halifax fr Boston, at o'clock
p ", weather cler, with light southerly wind and win
dae Al Boston al early hour Wednesday morning
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The coronation the Czar officially fixed Cor the sls
Of August.
The crops in Southern Russia looked well.
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RUSSIA.

A daughter has been born 10 The Empress OF Austr
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LONDON MAkKFTs.
STATS or TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
fhe advice iron .prbe-,er Indicate 4 dull market
BAvRE MARKET.

The tslcs Of Gotten during t1e week ending July IN
elusive amounted 70 $50 bales previous rates New
orleans tres ogdndirs set Mobile eif stock on hand
1900 haies. Breadstnns shade lower Flour for
July ana august delivery, 45 Al. Red wheat, S0f a
ST.; white, sM pof Ashes frm. Coffee steidy. Oils
arm and unchanged Whale oil on the spot 75f and to
a,riye tIf 'sf 5Oc Provisions lrn but transactions
limited Price unchanged, but buyers demanding re-
durii,n. Sugar firm ana higher with a large business
Iallow and lard firm and tending upward. Dyewoods
dull and dropping. Whaebone quiet and unchanged.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

In Parliament several items Of minor Interest have
t.nspred. A committee Of the House of Lords have
nncnded that all execn, ons heoceiorth should take
lace within the jail precincts, IN the United states
y, no interfere l. contemplated with the usage
capital punishment British North America or Aus
Sais.
The Decimal Coin Committee will not report during the
resent scssvu o. rarlia ueut
Secretary fabouchere states that the government has
vices from the Cape of Good Hope to the st Of May
nd tina, the home government bad troops to pre-
ent an apprehe hended Canrc rebelli n.
On the 10th inst the Queen reviewed 1000 crimean
Foors at 0Idcrshott camp.
The Queen has granted Eve years exclusive privilege to
essrs Lord, Kinds Henshaw, Of Liverpool, 70 sell
uauo on three islands OF the south coast of Arabls
scenty ceded by the Imaan q Muscat
An explosion occurred at Cy INNER coal mine near Car
)n and l10 men we're killed.
The trial Of William Dove, for poisoning by means Of
ryehnIne going a, York, and excited attention
cond only TO the Palmer trial
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers Circular reports that the advces from
Arnevica had exercised effect the Market winch /.
TIE earl, rN't or the exhibited heavi
ness but improved towards the end, and closed with
moderate demand nj previous rates. The sales OF IN
seek amounted to So 600 bales. including 26 500 Anne
rcan. Spcculaors took 800 and exporters 500 bales
The business Friday about TO- 900 bales Of which
2 600 were taken speculation and for export. Tn
export sales of the week mostly for Russia In
following the authorized quotations.
Fair. Mbliiiwg
New Orleans ns.................. I'd. 65 lbd
aobiie. e........................ 6Id. 81
Cplands ...................... 6sad. 5-l6d.
The stock on hand estimated T71 go bales In
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Progress of the Negotiations between
England and the United States.
THE ITALIAN QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
FORMIDABLE GNSURRECTI0y IN SPAIN.
BLOODY BATTLE IN MADRID.
Total Overthrow Of the insurrcetionary
Forces.
A French Army Ordered to the
Spanish Frontier.

MORMON DISTURBANCES At COPENHAGEN.
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Tue rtVck On estulate1 NJ Dalcs, IN
cludinr 81, 700 American The quantity at set
down at 1l5 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Bfeansrns, geLeraly, shade higher. The
Brokers' Circular reports advance Of 3D. per bb In
ntur. with iair business. Wheat I'd a 81. per bushe
higher. and IN food request Corn in active speculative
!, mand, st liz. advance The weather cold rainy
ano nngenal The following the quotations OF McsHs
RcharCs on Spence 4 Co.:-wesern Canal flour, irregu
or, TO quality Ra'timore, 35s 36s.; Philadelphia.
3ls 35s cd; Ohio, 35s Cd 37s.; red wheat 9s. ed.
,s qd. .white los Cd lis 3D., white corn, 5ls. ye
low, sos.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Nessrs Richardson, Spence & ca. Rgiand Athya
Co.. and Others. repou;-Beef and pork unchanged in
every respect but rather inquiry both Bacon
hrm, at former rates lard du and tending ward
nes of the week 90 tons, at GA 65s Taow irm aud
large business doing, at rather higher rates; North
american, 5ns. . b3s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' ifcuiar quotes Bark scarce, and
shade higher. Common Rozin firm sales 900 bbs AT
~. A. 3D. and Is. cd asked at the close Fine Rosn,
lts 3D. Ashes in god demand Pots, 36s. $751; Pearls
'1s Iinsced oil in request at SOS. 36s Cd Pale rape
"lh In small lots at 41s Sos Spirits OF turp.ntinc
~ MOS crate request NJ 32s 33s. Palm and olive oils,
large busii esq doing at deraoly higher rates
ycwoods ir air demand, at seay prices. Tea dull and
unchanged. Rice transactions small but prices hrm.
',Gcc aud sugar unchanged business moderate.
LONDON MARKETS.
hessrs Barring Brothers report Iron dull Rails
quoted Of fs scotch pg quiet, rs 73s. Brcadstulfs
urn, bot uausa' uons on limited scale.
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VOLUME VI-NUMBER IA.
1)oetrp.
Lines Oh Woman.

To be read alternately, or as they are
written, as may suit the taste or sentiment
# the reader.
The bliss of him no tongue can tell
Who in woman doth confde
Who with woman sc0rns to dwell,
Uncumbered evils will betide.
They fill each leisurable day
With JOY and innocent delight
With cheerless gloom and misery
Are none possessed while in their sight
They make the daily path of life
A pleasant journey strcw'd with flowers
A dreary scene Of painful strife,
They quickly change with matches
power.
Domestic Joy will fast decay
Where female influence is unknown
Where'er woman holds her sway,
A man is in perfection shown.
She's never falling to display
Truth, in it's native loveliness
A heart inclined to butchery,
A woman never did possess.
That man true dignity will find
Who tries the matrimonial State
Who pours contempt on womanklnd
Will mourn his folly when too late.
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5elcftc0.
Self Sacrifice.
rp~. p a.
BY c. L.

No matter how this record of thu
struggles and victories of a human
heart came into my hands. 1t Il
enough that 1 vouch for its truth, anC
violate no confdeuce in laying then
before the public.
1t is the dreamy month of October
and the hour is the last of departing
day; I sit here at my window musing
and my heart is full OF the memories o.
the past I know that one has said
look not back into the past, nor seek tc
penetrate IT, dead mysteries OF IT,.
future but | love TO call up the ghosts
of departed years, and CLEAN from tAeir
sad and joyous teachings wisdom tor
the days yet to come.
Did you ever sit and wait the coming
of some loved friend, fancying every
moment you heard the sound OF then
horses feet, or caught, perhaps, a tone
of their remembered voice, as 1t wa'
borne to you by the passing breeze
am watching to catch the first glimpse
of nv cousin Isabel and Warner Gray
they have been away long time, very
long while; it has seemed to me, al
alone in the great house.
Ten years ago | waited their coming
at this same spot, but the season was
summer. was younger and lighter O.
heart then, and Isabel was not Warmers
wife. Do you like that name-War'
ner' 1t is not sentimental, but i
suits him he was not made for The
hero of romance, neither his person OF
character, yet both were beautiful tc
me; nay, they are equally so to day
but then / was his betrothed.
From childhood we had lived togeth.
er, and l had called him brother
though 1 knew no relationship existed
between the families; but Mr.. Gray
and my father had been earnest friends
and when the former died, he left his
only child to my parents care, and all
his vast estates were left to Warner
only OH condition, that when he came
of age, he should, in the language Of
the will, marry Alice Moore, the eIde>I
child of his fathers well beloved and
faithful friend and it was further added
should the said Warner Gray prove un.
worthy of Mathew Moore's child, then
the said property shall be given to hcl
and her heirs forever.
There was no provision made for the
unworthiness of each party to fulfil
this solemn contract, knowing, as h'
did, the potency of his strong will
perhaps MIR Gray never questioned that
Ibis child could disregard his wishes, ol
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u. Il II. Moves:

Dry Goods-Prints, ,Muslins, Cambrics, De
Lanes, Brown and 5leached Sheetings,
Broadcloths, C Cassimeres, ,Satinetts.
observation-disclosures, White and Brown Su.
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
Agents for the sale of valuable Medicines
Store to Pawcatuck Bank.
l87tf PAWCATUCK, CT,
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N. MarStOn,

N. NlafStOn,
Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters,
Slippers, and every description of La
dies work; also, Gentlemen's Boots,
' . Caters, &C., of a superiorqual-
ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, large Stock ofGoods
in the Boot and Shoe line.
Store on Main St. 1S'u
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Porter & LOveland.

Porter Il LOVeland.
Manufacturers
Tim & Shoot Iron Ware .
A full supply of Stoves, ofthe mostap-
proved patterns, always on and.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware for sale, or made
to order, at short notice.
Shop on High street. l3If
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Il. MI. Dunn,

Il. nj. Dunn,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock Of
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, adapt
ed to the season, such as, Hats,
Caps, Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Undershirts, Draws, Boots
and Shoes, &c., &c.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. l37tf
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G.. w. MarStOn,
Halter AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock of
Gentlemen and BoysH Hats of the latest
fashions. Furs of the bestquality,
and of the newest sty les cheap.
Buckskin Gloves, Mittens of every variety
Spring Styles just received.
Store under G. Leonard's Hotel. 137tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

AGRICULTURAI.-Corm Cob, Cotton Seed, ete.-.
Much activity exists in the Agricultural branch Of
the Patent Office under the direction Of Mr.. j. D.
Brown. "A number of gentlemen in various parts of
the3country are engaged in making experiments in
agricultural chemistry and several interesting reports
are received. One from DR.. Charles T. jackson, of
Boston, who has analysed the corn cob acquans the
Bureau that it contains four and half parts of nutr
tive matter, consisting Of gum, starch and dctrine
Another report from the same gentleman, furnishes
the result Of chemical researches on the seed of the
cotton plant, made during geological excursions
through the States of South Carolina North Carolina
and Georgia. The report says that cotton seed may
be probably employed in the production of rich
SOIL and that the wooly fibre adherng to the bulls
may be economical lin the manufacture of paper,
while the substance of the seeds may be employed for
feeding animals and also as an excellent fertilizer.
The following is the analysis of the oil cake made
| from the cotton seed: Carbon 81 40; oxygen,
663 nitrogen, hydrogen, 500 salts Gin
organic,J 1850. Total, 999s5. On separating the
various salts and reducing them to their ratios, for
one hundred grains of the oil cake, the following re-
suit was ascertained Alkaline salts, solubein water,
0,l3 phosphate of lime o. potash, 0,46; soda,
and chlorine, O8l; sisia and oxides of iron and mag
nesia OILS loss, 035. Total $50. This analysis JUS
titles the use Of the cotton seed as manure for In.
dian corn, which draws 50 largely on the soil for
| phosphates. y nj g. 49,, $5.aylgss..- 81 7,
n The Bureau has been distributing tubers Of the
Chinese yam, which was recently introduced into
France from the North of China and which bids fail
to serve as a substitute for the potatoe. Ez ~