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Jaundice.
Three boxes are sure to cleanse the system
from Boils-often less than ore does.
Two boxes have corspletely cured the worst
OF ulcers on the legs.
Small doses seldom fail 10 cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from a
foul stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every
worm from the body. They should be given
to children, who are always more or less at
ficted with this scourge.
As a gentle Physic they have no equal.
One box cures arrangement Of the Liver.
Half box cures a Cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike at
the foundation Of every disease.
As a Dinner Pill there is not their equal in
the world.
They are pui ely vegetable, and can de no
harm, but do accomplish All unaccoantabIe
amount Of good.
Prepared by DR.. J. c.. Aver, Practical
Chemist, Lowell, Ms, and sold by all Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine through this
section. For sale by VIM. L. Orr. Ottumwa.
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DOMESTIC GOODS, Just received a
Superior lot OF
Heavy Hckings, Brown Sheetings, BleceG and
un-bleced Shirtings, Hickory do; Apron
Cheeks, Irish Linnens, Linnen Table
Cloths; Colored do; Linnen for
Coat and Pants,
And a general assortment OF Domestic Good,
which will sell at rery lone prices; call and
examine them.
j. L. STREET.
May, 27th, 1856
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NEW SHOP.
Right From the East.

THE subscriber begs leave TO
AA announce to the people of OF
A&zS tnmw and surrounding coun-
&f6EA try that he has opened a shop
on Front street, opposite DR.. Woods Hotel,
where he will nianuI acture and keep on hand
a large assortment of
Saddles, Harness, Whips and Rid
ing Brides,
OF every descril ton, and will do better viii
airy who will favor him with q call, AID exam
inc his stock, before hnying elsewhere, at least
by 25 per cent. than any other shop can do.
ndfurtbermore, the subscribers W cxpe-
rience and practical knowledge of the above
business will, he is confident, enable him to
compete successfully with all others engaged
in it.
6d3-All orders attended to promptly. Re-
pairing done on the most reasonable terms and
the shortest notice. f. b. MURPHY.
July 24th-n22y.
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WAPELLO COUNTY
Central Republican Association
OFFICERS

VFFICENS
SILAs OsRURN, President.
E. S. Davis, Vice President.
"A. RGMER,
c. G. WARDEN, Directors.
&c. LAWRENCE,
c.. F. BLAKE, Treasurer.
R. II. WARDEN, Secretary.
j. w. NoRRrs, Cor. Sec'y.
Meets every Wednesday even
ing. at 7 l-2 O'Clock.
All persons friendly to the Re-
publican cause are invited to at
tend.
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r Asst CALL.-Balances due us on notes
IL and accounts prior to Sept. 1st, are needed
for new purchases. Prompt payments save
trouble AID loss to all parties. d. s. BRo.
oct, 8, ,56,
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Fresh Arrival
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.

TOHN l.. STREET is now is receipt of
q and opening at his new stand, oae door
,reH selected Stock of seasonable, Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, Hard and Queensware,
Cutlery, Boots g. Shoes, and Groceries, all of
which he Is determined to sell at a rery small
aduance on first cost, (for Cash or Produce.)
Many who have examincd and bought, are no
longer faithless, but are satisfied that he is SELL
ing as Cheap as the Cheapest; and all are in
vited to come and satisfy themselves, that the
above is no fiction.
]. l.. STREET.
May, 9th, 1856.
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Grand Moving
SAM MIA

overland Route 90 CALIFORNIA;.
"A SERIES Of OIL PAINTINGS, descrip-
IA tive ct prominent points on the great
will be exhibited in this place on Friday even
Ing, Oct. 10th, at the Congregational Church.
This work is by the celebrated artist, Geo. M.
Weaver, of Philadelphia, from sketches taken
81 himself in 1852, and has been exhibited
throughout the State Of California. For opin-
fans Of the California press see posters and
hills at public places. Admission Is cents;
Children under twelve years, Is cents.
HARKER & CLARK, Proprietors.
~ This Panorama has never been exhibit
= here before. Oct. 3.
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Mem advertisements.
r. Ii. Warden 4 Co.,
Are now receiving their
and WINTER GOODS,

FHLL WNU W7N7EK GCOUN,
TO which they invite the attention Of their
Old Customers,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
lXJE ARE not disposed 10 GAS at all,
w but we will say, and prove 1T. If you
Willssnly give rs q call, that We will sell goods
As cheap for Cash.
Qr to prompt paying Custosne,s,
Az any other establishment will or can.
Our stock comprises a full assortment of
Dtkple, Fancy and Dress Goods,
NC,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, &C., &c.
Don't forget the place, next door to Richards
nuw store, on the West. Oct. 9.-iy.
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.LcTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
mo 81
LAND DEPARTMENT
DcMOiNc Nav. COMDaNy

THE lands Of this Company are now ready
i for sale, on nine years credit, from the
mouth Of the river to township 81, range &c.
Boone county. The examination and valua-
ton of the lands is being rapidly continued ur
the River.
These lands are situated in the Valley of the
Demoiue river; in the vicinity of thriving vii
lagos and the oldest t~horoughfares Of the State,
and include all the variety of timber and prai-
tie lands, suited to every branch of agricul
ure. For further information. address
GEO.~R. PERKINS,
Land Commissioner.
Fort Demoine, sept. 90, IS56-n3O-3m.
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STICHTER, CHONE e. GILSON'S
CIR
The C;tiSens of Ottanipd, EddyriIlc, &C., and
of Wdpslo County generally,
A RE respectfully informed that we have
IA leased for a term or wears, he fine, spa
cious Store room. al DR.. Woods
New Hotel Building, In OtteaTa,
ron THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
First class DRY GOODS STORE,
Which we expect shall be open for trade On
or about the Isl of October next.
Believing that there is a want Of such q
II ,usc for the demands Of the rapidly increas-
ing community, we have Thus determined upon
its establishment, and in respectfully solicit
ing the patronage which we shall hope to de-
serve, we are happy to urge That our stock
shall he ENTIRELY NEW,
and, by having been purchased at the same
time with our Burlington goods for the fan,
from Importers and Manufacturer direct, we
shall have
Every Style, Quality and Grade,
at our command, being abe to afford Com
mon, Good and Surerfne Goods at the louts'f
prices.
Having almost daily communication with
our store in Burlington. the advantages are APP
parent; the supply to all orders Will be unlim-
tied, and we shall endeavcr 10 make ours the
first Store in the County.
With Dry Goods we shall combine
Groceries, Qaeens,care, Glassware, Cofhisg
Boots and Shoes, Hots, Caps, Furnish
ing Goods, &c, &c.
Respectfully, &c.,
STICiITER, CRONE & gibson.
In the Cnrlew House, DR.. Woods lie
building, 0TTUMWA, IOWA.
sent. 25. p3o-tf,
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BOOKS FOR IOWA.
IN THE CITY A'r Dr"l's'rs

IN THE CITY @or BrRL's'rs
L L.. Corse g. Son, would call the
q. attention of the citizens OF Iowa to
the unexampled facilities they possess for fur
nishlrg every article in the Book or Station
cry line. Their stock is complete in every
department, and the connection of Burlington
with the first manufacturing places in the world
by Railroad, places them in the heart Of the
market. Their establishment is divided into
distinct apartments, each in charge of the
most competent assistants.
1st. pub
LEGATIONS Of the different eastern and west
ern houses are placed on their shelves al
most as soon as issued.
ID. SCHOOL BOOK DEPARTMENT -
are agents for M'Gufie's. Sanders, and
most of the school books published i'm the
Union. They furnish them at publishers
prices, making them come to the buyer at
least 10 PEI. cent. cheaper than we pro-
cure them at any place.
Sd. LAW BOOK DEPARTMENTAL
agents for the principal Law publishing
legal works whatever at publication pri-
4th. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-Com-
plete at all times.
9Th. Blank BOOKS.-Bankers, Merchants,
and Rail- Dad Companies can find every
variety of blanks at their house.
9th. STATIONED VA large stock of Cap,
Letter, and Commercial Note paper, and
envelopes constantly on their shelves at
satisfactory prices.
7th. AGENTS pEPT'NT.-In no way can
young man without means establish him
self in business so easily as by securing
subscribers to publications found on their
shelves. A trial will individually prove
satisfactory.
9Th. PAINTERS DEnT'NT.-As agents for
l.. JOhnson's Type Foundry,
they can supply Immediately from their stock
on hands every variety Of News and Ornamen-
tai type, Cases, Galleys, Chase,, Presses, brass
and Lead rule:-ALso. News and Colored
Inks, printing paper of every size, Flatcap,
Folio Post, col'd Medium, cards, card board
cleromatic boards, and everything, in fact, con
N ect@d with a printing Office.
An examination of their stock is all that is
requested. n3O-tf.
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DRESS GOODS.-I am now opening and
Gffer to the Ladies a fine lot Of Dress Goods,
containing in part of
Plain black Silks, Fancy Tissues, and De-
LANES, Striped plaid and plain Ginghams,
embroidered French and Lawn Robes, Fancy
Bareges, Mohair mixtures, Silk Popplins,
Solid Persian De Lains, Plaid De Barages,
Satin Striped Victorias, Victoria Lusters, Vic
toria Bareges, Mourning do, Blue do, Sebesta-
pool Plaids, Persian ChaIli, Bareges De
Lains, Fancy do; Striped Swiss and Swiss
Null Robes; Fancy do; Bard. Swiss, Cross
Bard. do; Plain Combrics, LINEN Hanikfs.
Emb'd. Muslin sc. &c.
j. L. STREET.
May eth, 1856,
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I'm T!-Agen

IL (either travelling or Locally for Newspa-
pers and Periodicals, are requested to send,
without delay, their address to the undersign
ed, and they Will be furnished with a business
which will yield them from 100 to 200 per
cent, profit. They will please state what pa
pers or periodicals they have canvassed for
Persons who have not hit erto acted as agents,
but who would like to engage as such, will al
SO please send their names, Post-otfice address,,
County and State; plainly written.
WRIGHT, MASON & CO.,
Sept. 1fth-3m. New York.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

Council Temple OF Honor NO. 3.
cUNrrL TEMPLE No. 9, meets at Templars
Fall every Friday evening, at I 1-2 o'clock p.
~.
Transient Brethren in good standing are in
vited TO give US a call.
] S HUMPHREYS, w n.
May 9th, '~56-n1l-1y.
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Family Groceries 9.

Il a. AhaAl CT y.
II large Sock Quaiiiy Guaranteed
Very choice brown, clarifi I'd and crushed
Sugars. Cofee--O. G.. Java (o0 ID pockets)
Rio and Sagueara do Fine Tease. p,
imperial, COLONY (BPk) and Y. H.. in 6 ID.
boxes, bought from Importers directly. To-
BAccos--best Va, KY, and Mo. Fine CT
gars do. Dye S~tpfs.-Extra Caraccus Indl-
20, Ma lier, &c. &C., Queensware, Glassware.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

inaAanD BIOGRAPHIES, Histories, Poeticsl works
OF mnQ and . large assortment Of Miscellanet ~
pd co.'s, 3sksjust rse.ivedby W. L. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

A DLER & FEINEMAN respectfully call
"A the attention of their friends and the pub
lie generally, TO their new and fashionable
stock Of Fall ana Winter Goods just received
from New York and Philadelphia, consisting
OF a general assortment of staple and fancy
Dry Goods bleached and unbleached Musiins,
Drills, Calicoes, plain aud figured all wool De
LANES, Alapacas, Cuburgs and French Meri-
noes, every variety and all styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods; Also, a large and well selected
stock Of the latest styles Of
SILK AND VELVET BONNETS,
Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Laces and En-
broideries; a large stock of Gloves, Nuts and
Hosiery, and a good assortment of ladies' shoes
and CATERS.
We wish to call particular attention to our
heavy and well selected stock Of
Fashionable Clothing,
Consisting Of overcoats of every style and
quality, talmas; cloaks, fine dress, frock and
business coats, pantaloons. vests and collars, of
the richest pattern, together with an unusually
extensive assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Comprising all that is necessary to complete 0
gentleman's wardrobe, all of which will be
sold very low. In addition 10 this, we have a
large stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
FOR THE LADIES.-The subscribers res
pectfully call the attention Of the ladies' to
their large and beautiful stock Of Jewelry just
received, comprising the latest styles Of ladies'
breast pins, ear rings, finger rings, bracelets,
gold pencils. gold pens, with or without hold
srs; also. gcrts' fine gold breast pins, collar
and sleeve buttons; also, asrea, variety Of sill
yer and gold patent and detached lever watch
es. All persons wanting goods in our line will
study their own interest and economist by
giving us a call AM examining our gooos and
prices before buying elsewhere. We shall
consider it no trouble to show our goods.
Remember, we will not be undersold by any
house in the western country, so come and try
US at our old stand at the two story brick adj
joining DR.. Woods new hotel.
Respectfully, ADLER & FEINEMAN.
Oc.. 9-n32, ly.
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Burlington Advertisements.
PERRY'S MUSIC STORE.
BURLINGTON :s:ss:: IOWA
Az TNE PRxCES!

- AA RkkI
Pianos from 1925 to S7O0.
Melodeons fl ON $40 to $3.50.
yiolin's from % to S25.
Beside, these instruments I keep Guitars,
Flutes, Flies, Clarlonetts Bass Viols, Drums.
Banlos, Tamborines, Guitar, Violin, Bass Viol,
and Banjo strings, Glee and Psalm tune books,
Instruction books for all Instruments. Cane
u umbrellas ami Artist materials, Pictures. sc,
40. Brass bands furnished with instru.
mcnts cheap.
20 Old instruments Of all kinds exchanged
for new.
%. Persons sending money by mail for
Instruments or other merchandise can rely
upon being suited as well as il they were
present.
CO The largest catalogue of Sheet Music
in Iowa can be found al my store. 4 am the
sole agent for Southern Iora for 'W6odcard
& Brorn's celebrated Gold Medal Piano For.ss.'
no25-ly. A. w. PERRY.
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Wanted.

III The fine. at highest Market Rates.
Shingles, (part cash paid,) Fall wheat, beans,
flaxseed, honey, butter, rye, Jeans, eggs rags,
feathers, Beeswax, &C., &c.
Oct 9Th, 1S55-ly. ,)EVIN s. BRO.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

Contemplating a change il our present busi-
ness, We shall. offer
From and after This date our entire
nrw stock Of
FALL md WINTER GOODS
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Gun SmithIng.
THE UNDERSIGNED, has opened a shop,
L nearly opposite Woods Hotel, for the
purpose Of carrying on the business, Of
Making, Repairing, and Dealing in
Rifles, Shot Gums, Pistols &c
Having had long experience in the business,
he can give satisfac ton to all who may EN-.
ploy him.
a. Prices low, and all work warranted
for a year.
GEORGE Hidden.
Ottumwa, July 10th, 1856.-no. 20-3m
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In n q zoe Offer

Broad cloths, French twilled, black. blue
and brown; hea,y plain and fancy beaver
cloth. kersevs, &c. All wool cassimeres, fall
styles, fine doe-skins, plain and fancy SAITH
nets, union cassimeres, tweeds, Ky jeans
cords, "A Shaker f~annels, wool and Cantor
do, all colors and qualities, shifting stripes
hickory, checks, drills, ginghams, chambrays
diapers, &C.; new styles prints-a rich variety
ard fast coIors.
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BROWN GOOpS.

Sheetings, shirtings, &C., broad taif bleach
ed ana unoleached Sd TO Ga and Sd, from
Ella cts upwards. Bags. bagging, drills, Os-
nabnrgs, &C., &c.-the greatest variety kept
IN Otfumwa
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
Emporium OF
Beauty and Fashion!

GREAT INDUCE MENTS TO BUYERS
Dry Goods and Clothing !
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
The GREATEST Medical Discovery
or THE AGE IS
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

They don't help complaints,
but they cure them.
One box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three boxes have cured the
worst cases of Scrofuia.
Two boxes have cured Ety.
sipelas.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
Ready Pay Store.
A FALL To

DURCHASED with great care in the East
L ern cities and now coming In (by railroad
to NJ. Pleasantly and opening from day to day.
Having led off in reducing the prices Of goods
to the Ready Pay standard, we are not TO be
undersold by any--"Baits" only excepted, as
we never use them.
Filling up our store 70 pms, ninety-six feet
in depth. we cannot enter into details of our
stock, but will be happy to show you round at
all times.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Hon Robert J. Walker as written a mast.
erly "appeal for the Union"
The friends Of Mr.. Buchanan are to have
grand rally at st. Louis on the 10th of this
month. Distinguished speakers from different
States will be present
Hon. J. Bright addressed 5000 people at
the Democratic mass meeting in Nashville,
Ind, on the lst inst. He spoke for three
hours.
Senator Douglas has twelve appointments to
In Illinois the present month Col w. A.
Richardson, fifteen Col. Carpenter, twenty
one Gen. Mcconnell, seventeen, and Hon.
John Hogan, three In all, sixty-ei light speech.
es from five individuals
On Saturday last some young men in Mauch
Chunk, Pa, stretched a wire from mountain
to mountain, at an elevation of 400 feet above
town, from which was suspended a very large
and handsome flag, bearing the names of
Buchanan and Breckenridge"
The buchanan men held a large meeting at
Snow Hill, Nd on the 81 instant. which was
addressed by Senator Pearce, Hon John r.
franklin, ex-Gov Lowe, Hon. Isaac D. Jones,
Hon John w. Crisfeld, and others Hon
Edward Long addressed similar meeting in
| Somerset county, Md, last week
In New York the Democrats of the Third
district have nominated Daniel E Sickles for
Congress, in opposition 70 Gen. Walbridee, the
regular candidate. In the Eighth district the
same party have nominated Horace F. Clarke
for Congress; and in the Twenty seventh, the
Republicans have nominated John w. Parker
for reelection.
Returns from Florida show a glorious Dem.
ocratic victory. In Leon county they have
an average majority of over one hundred,
gain of one member of the House. Gadsden
county has also gone Democratic, a gain of
harc nf II r
kullah the Democrats gain a member of the
House. The Democrats have gained in all
six members of the Legislature They elect
their candidates for Cover nor and CONGRESS.
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SPLRITOF THE MORNING PRESS

SPLRITOF THE MORNING PhESS
The In,eVieeneer, in introducing to lfs
readers a communication from Kentucky
suhscr;ber. advocating the claims of Mr.. Fill
more, says:
uTbe value Of experience and Of proved
capacity would seem to be more highly sppre-
cisted among US in every department and
walk of life than in affairs of State, and in
matters Of practical administration under q
Government as remarkable for the complexity
as for the harmony Of its arrangements No
body would be so indiscreet as to commit a
professional or mechanical commission to one
who had not by some previous training quail
fed himself for the task yet how many are
willing to con6de the highest official trust and
the most delicate affairs of State to untried
and inexperienced hands, But, if the value
of experience in civil affairs is to be under
rated or overlooked, it is none the less impor-
tant, nor the folly less in disregardiDg its
claims, especially when coupled, as in the case
Of Mr.. Fillmore, with principles and qualities
OF cardinal and peculiar value to the Repub-
lie at the present critical cOnjuncture.'
Philadelphia correspondent of the Intel
Hgencer says Of politics in that State:
The Fremont party have not as yet put
out an electoral ticket in Pennsylvania, put
are awaiting the result Of the State election.
If it goes against the Democracy by a large
majority, they will then probably announce
their ticket; but if the Democrats succeed, or
are defeated only by small majority, they
will not ATTEMPT a separate ticket, fattering
themselves with the very fallaciou5 hope,
which cannot and 1ciU not be realized, that
the Fillmore party will cOncede a portion of
their ticket to them, but which under no cir
cumstances or in any contingency will be ac-
corded. The Fremonters, therefore, in such a
result, must either abstain from voting or must
support the American" ticket, which is out
and ont, first and last and always, for Fill
more"
triumph in Florida, says:
The Know Nothings entered into the can
vass with great spirit, and from the first were
sangulRe OF success but the result shows
that the people of this gallant State cannot be
shaken in their fidelity to the Union and the
Constitution"
The Union looks upon it as a significant
fact, that whilst the Fillmore procession was
passing Independence Square, in Philadelphia,
on Thursday night, where the Fremonters
we're holding their meeting, " tie too masses
joined 1n cheering the Union teket"-dissi.
psting the idle stories which charge tina. the
Buchanan and Fillmore men are arranging a
combination of their forces. The linton adds
No stronger proof Of cordial sympathy
between Know NOthingS and Black Republi
cans could be furnished, unless it is found in
the fast that the Know Nothings are giving
their hearty support TO State ticket in which
they know that Black Republicauism FREEDOM.
mates That the success of this ticket would
be Fremont victory is known to the Know
Nothings who support it. 1t is absurd fol-
men to support it. 1t is absurd for men to
support such ticket and pretend to be friends
of Fillmore
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

By the Niagara, at Boston, We have the fol-
lowing additional intelligence
The contemplated English expedition agsinst
Naples Is Of formidable character. Eight
steamers are provisioning at Spithead, and
the Cesar, Coltssus, Dsuntless, Malacca,
Gorgon, Perseverance and Urgent-all British
auxiliary stesmers-are ready to SAIL The
French ships are the Bretagne, Ulm, AIges-
ras and Napoleon.
The London Star of the 26.h ult says:
" Something serious has certainly occurred
to stay the Anglo-French mission to Naples,
for it has has not yet sailed. There is state-
ment that King Ferdinand has fortified bis
coast and is likely to secure the enthusiasm
of his army" FEF.
There is another report that if compelled to
yield, he will proclaim the constitution of
1S4S, and thereby present his compliments to
Palmerston and Napoleon. It may be that
these eventualities are foreseen bv the two
men who rule France and England, or they
may have heard that Naples would be sup
ported by Austria and Russia. At all events
the game whatever it may be, does not 60 on
we'll
At meeting of the Board Of Directors OF
the East India Company, Mr.. Levin moved
that the annexation of Dude was an UNJUST.
fable act OF speculation. The motion was
negatived.
The Gazette publishes the treaty between
Great Britain and Siam. By it British sub.
jects may trade freely with all the ports OF
Siam, but may reside only at Bangkok
The International Free Trade Congress has
been in session at Brussels. The subjects Of
discussion were classified under four heads
Tristan explanation of customs reform dur.
ing the past year, with results second-The
obstacles which DISTRACTED the internationa al
commercial relations third-The means pro-
posed to remove those obstacles fourth-A
criticism Of objections offered to customs re-.
form
The Brussels Nord has q telegraphic dis.
patch from st. Petersburg, stating that a con.
tract for network of railways throughout
Russia has been granted to a mixed company,
among whom are the Paris Credit Mobiliel
and Messrs. Hollinger, Barring, Hope and
Sleight. The concession is for IS years, the
Russian government guaranteeing per cent
| interest The lines must be completed in ten
years
The EspanO announces that the Council Of
Ministers of Spain, on the entreaty Of the
| Queen, have stopped the sale of the church
| property, and that consequently the Minis
| terial crisis had ceased
BY order of the Lisbon Board of Health
| three Brazilian ships were sank at the Quar-
| antine because they were infected by yellow
| fever
Cholera was decreasing at Lisbon
The Press d'Orient intimates that the differ
| ences between England and Persia are no
likely to be promptly adjusted.
Athens letters say that the English anc
| French Ministers have drawn up a list of new
Ministers, which they demanded should be ap
pOinted