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Il the trcsa n C4llyru,a cog 10 the
=.sh, u thrsa hundred feet, the beets lu tie
-atl.a, cannot il les than make roots siS
or fe~an fce' lon: That they ere dom:
nc. bet To- o'sar,s tho proportion ,7oy
rgelt q, bear TO the products OF the forest,
-. raadcra viii be convinced lay the follow.
IN. et-r4c. ir,u letter Written hy the : IN
tlalcl,-J correspondent 81 the London T.os.
|, il dated October 4th
IN agri- 'tural show has JUS. been held
70 Sacramento. g. which The production, u
the country were exhibited tor rrizc. The
sagW OF animals was remarkable only a, .;v.
in- evidences OF considerable impoycm.u, IN
tho breed Of horses since the Americans have
been in possession Of the state. The eyhili-
non Of fruits and vegetables was really curious
the former from their variety and lr.cpci-
~, anil the latter f.om their gigantic size. -
Pumpkins weiGhin. l20 lbs, a beet-root "A
set long, and Il stalk Of Indian corn - feet
high, we're among the "mon-tcrs" of tho
exhibition. The vegetables of this country
ctow with a iuNuriuncr uucqIallol elsewhere,
out thoy are deficient in flavor. II appears
that pelgh and pear traos frequently produce
= double crop IN tho same season Tho ,rn-
1uctlycuo,5 Of the straw berry plant - also
very remarkable. bed in the garden OF a
friend Of mine IN san Francisco has been
hearing for six months, aud the plant, are
nov, on the cy' Of winter, IN flower but in
favored situations straw berries ripcn during
every month of the year
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M. O s T HEIM. .
AkElSON'S
Columbian Tonic Stimllant

Will cure all disca'ses cause. by pr0ytration of
digestive power Its action is immeda r.
stimulant, to rouse the vital energy to it, healthy
force tonic, to sustain and perpstult9 that
force TIL healthy 5ecretion1 restored and natu
raj power returns. II will remove all mild forms
# Cholera, Cholera Morbul, Dysentorv, Bilious
Collie Fever, and Fever and Aguo and in connec-
tion with Harrison's Columbian Vegetable Enetic
will the most severe cassoa Of thee and
other acute diseases in the shortest rosphle time
The hy=psrtic finds immediate relief, and rerms.
nent cufc, IN Its USE Tor all Bronchial and Pull
ucnsry Affections, IT has great restorative efcn:v
The s:hohol and opium lnebrateS will find It
perfect substitute for both those disease genderng
and health destroying articles. 1t lie exclusive
ly vegetable composition and 2 pure tonic and
stimulant. without the slightett diseasinS proper
~ in u, competition action On the system The
friends Of Temperance then will find 1t agent If
great potency in their cause and that the vtiatei
cravings Of diseased appetite under its use will
give place to healthy action and natural desires
II delicious to the taste. and grateful TO the
sihiltles of the stomach 1t may be taken in It's
plcsent form, rich syrup, or in water. making
delightful evsrage. As daily beverage, its de-
liclou;ne's IL Inequaled by any fermented or alco
hcc preparation. II prevents a. we'll cures
dises,e. Its applicable in all seasons, to all
disease and conditions If life, and from er
trsme Of infancy to extreme sss TIcs ~
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Eliza Whites estate,

STATE OF VERMONT. ! Tho Probate Court for
District Of Chttcnden, tho District Of Chittcn-
den. To nil persons interested in the estate Of Eli
"a White lato Of Willton in raid District deceased
Greeting.
Whereas A. +. SaNtou, administrator Of tho os.
tatc Of said deceased, hath represented to said
Court writing that the personal estate of said dc
ceased is insufficient to pay tho just debts against
tho estate Of said deceased; that sail deceased died
seized and possessed of certain real estate in Will
lston aforesaid, known as the Philip Walker farm,
that part of said real estate cannot be sold with
out injury to those ntcrc ted in the remainder and
producing in said Court in writing the consent and
appreciation Of tho heirs tn said estate to have tho
whole Of said real estate sold for their benefit and
praying said Court to grant him Ucercc and auth or
1e and empower him to sell the same either at pri-
yatc sale or public auction.
And the said Court having asst uc1 the 18th day
Of January, 4. u. 1856, at 10 o'clock in tho fore
at the Probate Office in Burlington in said
District, for hearing in tho premises and ordered
that all persons concerned DO notified thereof by
Publishing the substance Of said application, TO.
gether with this ORDER three weeks successfully in
tho Burlington FREQ Ficcs, u newspaper printed in
said Burlington, three weeks previous to said day
set for hcarius.
Therefore you arc hereby notified to appear 4,
the time md place Aforesaid and show cause If any
you have, wig the sail l,cnr' should not be grant.
ed.
Gvcn unlol my baud at Burlington, Thu Path day
of December, \. y. 1850.
". II. FRENCH, Judge
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HAKRISON'S
Columbian Vegetable Emotic

VIII withdraw and erpsl all iseased matter, solid
, Guid gaseous. from all parts If the system
Besides its emetio properties, 1t is expecorant al
teistive md ancdyue. 1t acts in each Of its mod.s
according tn nature relieves the lahcrng orcan sun
Of sc1 matter, and permits free action Of its
naturHl functions 70 restore strength. 1t is the
only safe and certain medicine in all severe forms Of
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Collie, Dy.entery
Plursy and every other acute disease. 1t has great
remedial power in oil chronic diseases assisted by
the nvigoratug and sustaining power Of Ilsrrisous
Columbian Tonic Stimuant cures arc certain
Principles Of treatment and directions for use &C.
company each medicine. Price so cents.
g Wholesale Agent for New England, GEO
W. BRIGGS, Stationer and Wholesale md retail
dealer in Ilsrrison's Columbian Inks and American
Preliminary, 5?s Washington Street, opposite tho
Adams House, Boston.
August llth, 1855. wlyear.
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Alpheus Halls Estate.

NJ the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the llouotsblc tho Probate Court for the
District % Chit cnden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and ADJUST tho claims aud demands of II
person; against the estate II Alplcus Hall, late Of
Milton, in said district, deceased, represented ia
solvent, aud also | claims AMI demand, exhibited
in offset ticrotoi and Fix months from the day of
the date hereof, being allowed by aid court for
that purpose, "" d" therefore hereby give notice,
that We viii attend to tn" business Of appoint
ment at the dwelling of Charlotte Hall, in Milton,
in said District, the fret Thursday Of February
and May noNt, at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, on each Of
said day.
Dated this l!th day Of November, \. n. ls5j.
,,,,, % vs. I 'IH}$SSFS;>olps c'"r-.','v.
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John Aikinson'a Estate.

District If Cbitteuden, Ga Probate Court for the
District Of Chuterdcp,
To all persons interested 10 tie e'ta'e f john
Atkins N, lato Of Undcrhill, in sad District, d.
ceased, Greeting.
Whereas. tho tal Court hath assigned the 1th
day of January ncst fortbc sett'omout Of tho al.
ministrlion account Of the Executor o. tho last
will and testament 81 John Atkinson, late of In.
derbll, in .ad District d.cca-' d, and ordcr,lthtt
public notice thereof hc given - all persons into.
rested in said c'atc, by Publishing this order thrco
weeks excessively previously to the day siguci,
in the Burlington Free Press, printed ia Bmln;.
ton, in said District.
Therefore, You are hereby notified t. appear at
the Probate Court room', in Burlington, on the day
assigned, then and there to contest the allowance
Of said account, if you cause
Given under my hand, this lith day Of pcccn-
Der, A. D., 1850.
w25w3 D. FRENCH, Register.
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WE HE SUBSCRIBERS tavlu: bean appoint.
w 81 by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the Dnrlct Of GTanl Isle, commis-ouer- 70 receive
eTamlne and ADJUST the claims I'D demand of all
person; against the estate Cf NI!o LsnIpn late II
south Hero in said district, deceased l. PFC ont
insovent and also all claims and demands thbited
the date hereof being allowed by s4il oourt FOR tbs
that purpose, NC do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend to tho husinoia Of our appoint.
ment ct the dwelling # Na,ilda auden. ~ eouth
Hero, in sad district, on the ID Ius-iayi in March
next, at 10 o'clock, \ NJ.
Dated this lst day Of Nov. u, 1877.
6 6RslS FHP PHHitlrs Commissioners,
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Wanted. Wanted ,

Active, Intelligent, and Euorprisn= Young
Men in every part Of tho state Of Vermont to en-
gage IN selling the most valuable and popular list
Of l9ok7 cEcr offered to the public.
Money is G"itins more plenty every day,
Business is good, Farmers are selling their produce
Tor good prices, and Coon BooKs, were never sell
lin. better than at the present time.
Gar list embraces works from the best Authors in
the world. aud includes the celebrated works Of
/. Arthur, the sale OF which alone will enable
au scnt to make more money with the same out
lay,than any other business in which he can engage
N0W ~ me- hHs n c0mmure.
For circular giving full particulars, address
L. 7, CROWN 4 Co., Publishers,
w2Owi Gl COrnhil Boston
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Piano rnrros Q. lneIodinns

/ 10 policy 20 buy poor article vhi,h - o,l
hort 'iuc and "a then worthless, Of -
boy" thug n' 'ho best quality. Rome. ~ thq
The PIANO FORTE and MULOpICN~ f,rs sal. b
L'9. nus !, arc W.r'1-f'' of the first quality, on
arc mnn"i '''ur-l hy tina best maker. I'm the conn
~ just call At the NJ SIC STORE and copra,
hen with either instrument Of tue kind.
Feb. Z. 5,n,r
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New HoOkG.

4 MEFIcAN TENAIE EDUCATlJy. WHIT
L n and by Whom. Pl.ee ! @. cent.
Lucy Beiten or Woman's Iisht,. ND spiri.
tuali-m Plics Sl,2f. orsale tv
sAN'L HUNTINGTON
No.. 1ath 1855. sr.t EEL
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DANIEL W. LAWRENCE 81 CO.,
Only Manufacturers Of
M G ii for ii n II M.

sold at wholesale at our D.tillsry in Medford,
a lso at our store
NO. SOS COMMERCIAL STREET,
(NeaI tho Charles Rriyor Bridget Boston,
ami warranted pure, when purchased directly from
US Town Agents can be supplied with tho best
Rum and Alcohol, by sending thoir orders by
mail, or Railroad Express
n Look out for Counterfeit Medforl Rum,
which IS manufactured aud sold in Boston.
y. Il. We have no agents employed to sell cur
rum.
MrproRD, September 9th, 1915. vllmos3.
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onD MIDDLE A FINE lot or HAIR
=" brushes bre'-irg and Shell Comb, Ka.
t.rS NHl''s, 'ct.'"rs g,ntres Marca..ar OH.
Alarm Ii?cA', silver Maxim Ring, Tea sets. so.
received by H. IRTv1V ~,
Successor to BTinsinail q Broth crs, Church stree
Sept. 20. dLyt, O'
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DRUGGET CLOTHS


Beautiful patterns just received Mt e."
CORNER ,r'&''
O:t. Is, 'J5, dtNU LNNAN'i
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A G.op Ar-uETNrNI -" ri s'in~, '-;cth'r
a with cloths, Trimming tor iinots Az Dresses
.F.sGNNIIpEp.
EurI,p tom. N,l. -,, lr.r. DIV
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SEVERY E. HOWARD.

and put NJ in large l-tlea At 800 ea:h, SIX
bottles for ! 90.
COLLINS ( FIERCE.
DRrSGlsr7, Montpelier General Nhrle;ale iEents
for Vermont, Sold by \ g. SPEAR. Burlington.
|. l., BUTCHER & SOY, t. Allan. II \ HOpG
E, Richmond
Nov. >. cs1r. Il 4 W 5 m
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Gcnt!emcDs Shaw.a,

JeI received by Evprcr- large lotor Gentie
mon ahawl5, stIlFh 5 Clothing store, No
Bank Block,
Nov. u. at.-
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WHO WANTS TO M MARRIED,
THE ART OF LovE.MAKfNG.
VIWTUTy
THE BLISS OF MARRIAGE.

I II L WAY TO THE ALTAR
MATRtM0Nl made easy or how TO win a lovo,
One volums Of 100 pages, 32mo. Price ono poilar
100000 copies already Issued. Thirteenth cditio,
ready Printed on the finest paper, and illustrated
In the first style Of art.
Love rules the court, the camp, tho grow
For Love is Heaven, and Heaven is Love,
So saug the Bard vet thousands Pine
For lovo-of life the light divine
Who, did they know some gentle charm.
The hearts Of those they love to warm.
Might live, might die, in bliss supreme,
Possessing all of which they dream.
The road to Wedlock would you know
Delay not. but to RONDOUT 20.
Time flies, and from bis gloomy wings
shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the moments ms they pass
Ere fall the last sands through the slass.
AT least the present is your own,
While all tho future is unknown
happy marriage man or maid
Can now secure by kUNDOUT'S aid.
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We believe no other nsvspapcr in the world has
subscription list over half largo as this and
no periodical Of any sort can rival T.. And while
its extreme chearncss rendering an increase Of paw
ING readers ony as indirect pccmiary advantage to
u, has doubtless largely swellal It's subscriptipn
list, it would be absurdty not to perceive in Ills
unprecedented patronage .omo evidence # IubIic
arrToval and o.tccm.
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FrEEcHUE', Rr'ElrT BOOK. TorSnlo ct
- HrNrINGruN' -.
Euv. %, lsnl. d'Nu
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q liz TlaM!
Every Day Brings Sonothl
NEH. At THE nFr JItIt,,

JUST received Turkish Towels Hroen sri
~ E'oo'noJ for friction aud absorbing, also Col.
ored ones for wpiug Plate.
We would inyi.c the attention Of purchasers i,
our stock OF Dress ro"d', Embrodcrc-, Dress
trimming, >hawls. 'l,aEs, Ialinn- ( Materials
re assortment /. large and constantly receiving
'aI'tou. Of new aud desirable stylos.
Oct 18th, l-ij. dl,,r
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NEW GOODG.
~ Brinsmaid's Jcwelry store,


CuUNCH STREET.
NOW OPENING THE RICHEST AND MOST
varied assortment q Watches Clocts, Iowclrg
and Fancy Goods, Telescope, Microscopes, Eniyc-,
Kutois, SCISSOR, Needles, Silver Card Gases and
Porto MonaiN3, Combs, Brushes, Poriumerv, Soars
Hair Washes and Dyes, Couit Plaster Rcticulcs,
Thermometers,
DAGUERREOTyPE COoDs,
=, Hunting Goods, such as Flasku, sho, pouche.,
,"teht W ads and Cartridges, Gun Caps, / and
barrel Pistols, Rcvolvors, Drinking Flasks
Piai,d and Britannia War.
loa sets, Egg Boilors, Caudlcs'icks, Tuiublprs
Communion Sets Cake Fruit aud Card Baskets.
ians Of many styles aud prices, Willow Ware,
Mathematical Instrument, Wax Matches Bach.
CANNON Boards. Ch"-- Men aud Chcou,tr pl,i,
Hair and Curls, Morsons Pills and an cStcu,i,c
variety Of other Articles having very much en-
largod and improved my store, lowered my Roor.
cases and counters, and opened the richest stock q,
Goods ever on hand, shall aim to sell goods to the
permanent satisfaction of customers all are invited
to call and seo At HBlNSNAID'S
Jcwclry store. Church Street.
Who're customer can rely on gcttiu. good- q, n.
low prices .ularly q, in any other quarter.
burlington. june y, 1888. diwtf
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HAVE YOU SEEN THEM +.
These Pure Irish Linens

We are selling az
2o and 81 Gents !?
Or those 1AtLE HAFKINs and DoILIEs JUS,
Ietel'en' II not EoW Is the time, for they az.
duly aTTrecla Ted, anl the stock 8. sro4ir; ,msls,
by degrees and beautifully le:, >"
Oct. Ith. 1s5A, Az,
GREATEST BARGAINS .
NOTWITHSTANDING
" n lis Nd D'LLTTitS ~
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~ ATOMS Registers and Woodstock Regis
w tors aud Diaries for 1856 for sale at
HUNrINGTONS.
Nov. II, 1855. dGwtf
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SHEET MUSIC,
Tayior'a Premium starch Polish

lhi article ha- boon r. tod Nv the
best inl c"7, aui pronounced surc.
nor :" 'nFihin. of tho kind in the
market II mot only gives clear
polish t. to linen, but obviltcs
many difficulties to which laun-
dro- re ave suhiort. n prevents
the starch from -'i"hipg Ia the irou,
aud causes tho linen ip retain lie
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EiAE.E. e.AGlplsfMN.
EMBROIDERFES, LACEs,
DRESS T"iHWtNGs,
E5Dsr-r- S'{,;,:s;s.,saar s.npIA

~ al hInI' 0t Dly UI0Is n cT-a' ahun IIrcg
We respectfully invite an eS,minati,n Of on
I .haui price,. L.r nv, ~
sept 2i:h, l-n5. atriC
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How to Sleep Warm.

10 To LNMNN's aud buy pair Of thos" nice
" all wool sheets, and Rose Blankets. And Il
YOU have got horse, n good horse, "klNprR" buy
ono Of those good horse biAuhct-,-th"y AFRO all
chcarcr than wood or coal, and -~r'ainly moro iu-
rablc. Dou'tforSotat The CORNER STORE.
peo. ,. HFWtf
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4 FINE ASSORTMENT all wool Trccis aud
a Union C,--imcres. Also, Plain and Fancy
Linens, for '0a'' aud +, MT, just tho things Or
summer wear, ~ LNMAN'S
MAY u. lTl'. dNwtf
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Iotai III, ,6sl, 96I
We are indebted 70 Mr.. z. Il. MITCHELL Purser OF the
Illinois, and 70 the California expresses OF Freeman Co.
Wells, Fargo Co., G. h wines Co., the Pacific Ex
pets Company and the San Francisco depot Of J.
Sullivan for files Of California papers aud other favors
The steamer John L. Stephens, from Panama. arrived
the 10Th. Below Monterey, during heavy fog, she
run down the schooner Francis skddy Of seventeen and
a half tons, and the captain, Hugh Robertson was
drowned.
On the ID inst Charles Grenne Clerk OF the Tweftn
District Court, and much admired and respected
fell dead In Ky mnasium. Apoplexy was the Of
his ceath and no buried ~lh sp feelings Of regret
for bis lo.s.
The British ship OF the line Monarch In the harbor
Of san Francisco She arrived the Sd inst from Van
couvers Island and had 7co marines aboard. She
len the United States Massachusetts, the
OF Fuca, all well on board.
The total amount Of treasure shipped from California
during the month OF September was s4,57o,37l 49,
About 100000 are being expended in Grass Valley In
the erection Of quartz mills
is said that SIC ooo 900 year Ia derived from the
sale Of water for mining purposes Marposa county.
The supreme Court has recently decided suit
OF Mesick Sunderland, by which the former gcts
title to oncthird OF the city Of Sacramento worth
s3,coo,ooo.
Mr.. oeenbcrg merchant OF Jackson, Amador county,
committed suicide, oy shooting himself. He len paper
stating hat he could not live under certain false impu
tons which had been made against him.
The San Francisco rreasurer report for the month Of
Sep,sn Der shows the cash hand to be folows:-
sAn Francisco county, 1925 70; city and county
sS,s2T Is; State, s7,25s So; city, sa,Ss5 80. Total
s2s,eb 20.
On the 10th ut the Russian Consul's residence
tered and rcbber Of lcwery plato and othcr valuabes
No srrcsm have been made tor the offence,
On The Goth ult. a born 10 Mrs. Julia Dean
Hayne, the celebrated actress she will play another
engagement at the Metropolitan Theatre during October
The schooner Curlew left San Francisco, tho 10Th
u, without her clearance papers. she reported
having merchandise and passengers. After her depar
ture, the cutter william L. Marcy sent In
pursuit. but could not overtake tho abscondng crA She
has very likely "gone TO join walker"
On the 25,h ut M. A. Clute, produce merchant,
drowned Al the entrance Of the bay. He In open
boat. which ospsized, causing the accident
On the 2T,h ua old state prissn convict named
Frank Dumas, who beins sentenced in the Court Of
Sessions conviction for larceny, cut his throat
but survived. He subsequently, ,rod to hang himself
bu, did not succeed.
decree OF divorce granted In San Francisco In
the Fourth District Court the Of Margaret
W. Charles L. Newman
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
TWO WEEKS LATER NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA
81 ,681, 967 in Treasure.
-~~~~~S~~S~~~>~>~~~~>~~~~~~~
Important Letter from Col. Fremont.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
~~~~~>e~,e~>~-~N~~~N,o-.,,>>o~~
News from Washington and Oregon
Territories.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
MARKETS,
Important Letter from Col. Fremont.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
MARRIAGES. BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

The United States mail steamship Illinois, Charles
Boggs, u s. NJ commander, left Aspinwa at 22o the
morning October 81 and arrived at Quarantine at 230
P. }, yesterday.
She brings the California mails Of October g. 39s pas
sengers, ana 81, ,8sl, ,s67 In treasure freight
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamship Gold
Gate, H. Pearson, commander. len San Francisco,
Oct Q, st 240 NJ, and arrived at Panama the Goth
at 10 A. bringing 800 passengers and 81 l52 737 In
treasure freight-$472, ll8 OF which foreign
account.
O,tober a. Chas. JONES' aged 81, OF Liverpool, Eng
land, died Of apopexy.
October rs, Isaac NJ Wilson, aged months, Of Liver
poe |, Fns land, died Of marnsmus.
October 2s, Patrick Ryan, aged a. OF New York. died
OF consumption.
The folio wing ID the specie list by the illinois,
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nsoD being sent the Inde tosne direct assistance Of
Dost AHhomed and the afghan party In Hsrat II s ex-
Iecsed that Persia win fight, but chat she mus speed
lily fall before the British force
letter from Bombay gives details OF the preparations
making 70 supply the naval contingent There will be
employed fourteen steamers ak or them carrying from
ten TO four sixty eight pounders ten heavily armed gun
boats four scnooners and other crafts forlandng troops
about twenty to twentysx transports. The expedition
will be very complete.
The statement in the German papers that the King OF
Naples had addressed autograph letters 70 Queen Victoria
and the Emperor Of the French asking 70 be admitted
to the Paris Conferences, denied by the Neapoltan
Embassy IN Paris.
The Amercas ship Supply was at Naples.
The Geneva, one Of the steamers Of the Trans
Atlantic Company arrived at Genoa the 9th, ana 10 TO
sail for New York on the 10th instant.
The difficulty between the Courts Of Sardinia and Tus
csny relative to the expulsion OF he Sardnian student
tourist from Florence, has been settedTuscany having
apoiogized.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool at sA NJ. on Monday,
be 18th inst.
The following were the closing prices Of American