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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-25
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TBE HrDipAL TRINITY.
Each of RspwAys Three. Remedies possesses special
curative powers certain Diseases and when either
the READY REFLEX KEsovATsG RgsoLsIsT, to the REai
LAru are used for the certain class Of disease rhcv
specially designed for, the SYSTEM unlergaes zap
i'll Transformation from its diseased condition bead
Thy and happy state Of existence.
EApwAy's READY REIIrp go
This remedy Is to he used exerpalis or 20 later
na.. For all Pains, Aches and lnfrGities. h a few
minutes u stops the most tornrng paths. sehdaes All
iniainaons and cures the worst of RleGissiisr
Lnmhago, Gout, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Teetlacht
Burns, Sprains, Strains &C. II restores the Lame StiR
Jointed Inrm and Crippled to Soundness aud iigor.
II Is likewise Certain Cure and Preventive for Fever
and Asne, Scarlet Fever, smallpox Group ioarscness,
Colds and Influenza. Whenever you feel any unpos>-
ant or painful symptoms, take n dose OF Rtnwai's
READY RELIEF, apply II to the parts where the pain
is located; in short time you will enjoy ease and com
fort.
Hear in mind, there Is no pain severe hut that
R.nwAy's READY RELIEF win stop, and no system
crippled with infrmes but that the r. X, Y. heIaG-
dies will restore to sound and vigorous Leat.
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RADwAY's REaul.rons.

The discovery OF these wonderful pills estah,i4lesa
new era IN psrsa.isss and ansS prinspie N ths ssi
pains sickness at stomach Is experienced ,hexA p
rate naturally, leaving the bowels, liver aud oLsktr
gaps in a natural and healthy condition.
| healthy digestion. 81 Ia
they purify it, cleanse 1t, take from it all Impure depos-
its, and equalizes its circulation.
one or TWO doses 2, KApxAys FkGrLsroHs w
Jaundice, Nervousness, Indigestion, costyencss Liver
Complaint, billousness Melancholy and nillcure all
trkied with irregularities weakeiue discharges,s
may rely upon prompt cure and regular pcrieds, Il
RADw AY's REGuLsToRs are taken
PICTURE on HEALTH AID BEATTY ,sc
few doses Of RADwAYs REarLAroRs will insure a.
clear fair, pure and healthy skin aud rosy eoinpls2-
ion. They give those troubled with weak dull yel
low eyes, clear and brilliant appearance RapssYs
PILs give natural beauty the face eyes and head;
and the use o. the Ready ssis a. washer fox BE
most disgusting foul breath to sweetness and the BLACK
| est teeth to Parian whiteness. ff .upa
One 30 ten Of RApwAys RKcrLAroRs is a d5se; they
never do injury, but win always do good ss8
KADwAy's RgSov ariSG REsoivrNrsg sgg y
Tumors, Fever Sores, skiu Eruptions asehes Isros.
ehisis, Dyspepsia Gout, Dropsy, Syphilis, genereal
dssass ethsr ssd hs ami
| or inoculated BY exposure or otherwise. -
There !. no remedy n the world that VIM WORK such
rsr. II changes the whole human body--reprotuues
new and healthy blood.
BLEEpIkc yxox THE LuSos--Rapwsys Rrsavsrsss
REsoLyEsT will, In few minutes cheek henorrhagc
from the lungs Or throat, In where the pateI
hADwAY's REsoLvKxT win soon remove tha dlicuty
SARAH HAMaosD, Of No lss East sai-srect, had q
bad cough for two years. she coughed up sonletiaes
half pint Of blood during the night Sic ga ct;r in
seven days by the Relief and ResoIyent
SORE LEG FOR q YEARs.-Curedir three weeks by
Railways Relief Mr.. I. n. KiLGo n,er ahsnt u hislr
standing in Dahonega Ga, says: .Tha. gen s;usA
that resisted every kind Of treatment was eectaaty
euraa IN three weeks b RADvArs Ready Relief Re.
RADwArs READY RExxDrxs are soid;by Druggists ev.'
erywhere. kADwAY 4 CO., fss fulton street..
These Remedies are for sale by Wn r. ElsnenaoYs.s
Feb. 5, ls57-no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-27

NOTICE - The subscribers having disposed OF
IN their Interest in the Boot and Shoe business would
axe this opportunity TO return their sincere thanks
heir friends and the public for the very liberal patronage
xended to them the past year. and take pleasure in
amending their SUCCESSOR Mr.. HUDSON KEENEY. as
Iorthy Of confidence and patronage, No. 2 American
louise Block, Main street, Worcester.
asa $500 n CUMMINGS & HUDSON
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Price Two cents
MISCELLANEOUS.

NRAMP & PAIN KILLER.--A superior
~ article for curing all cramps aud pains human flesh
IS heir to. Buy bottle and try it. For sale by
ap24 diff GEO R. sPURR, 2OI Main street
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roo LES RANAAR.

BOG LES BAZAAR.
Besides erecting handsome Romauesque front to the
whole building he has completely reodee1 the INTERIOR
and has cited up three separate ors Of about sixty feet
in DEPTH with view to convenience, and at the same
time with al elegance rarely seeu The carved wood
the decorations ofthe cell which exqusitely beau
tifu BY j. w McPhersoni the upholstery Of the Ladies'
Boudor by Mons. G. Roeth with A. steele)
The result is e1mbinston of exceeneies that must
impiess the most car sess eye making the most sppropro
ate ornaments for
Tenn Pile Of Fashicu!
The Bazaar on the rt floor is devoted to the sale Of
LADIES' Har Work, Toilet Soaps, Perumery, Dressing
Gases.
~ Ind al Fancy Arficles required far either use,
and is attended by competeu enales In the rear are
the Ladies' Boudoir ana Private Hair Dyeing Rooms.
On the floor above aud entirely separate from the other
departments the Gentemsns Wig Saloon, and Pri-
Aae Hair Dyeing Rooms The remaining paris of the
building are devoted to the Manufacture Of
The Celebrated Hyperion FIaEd,
Bogle's Electric Fair Dye.
(the best in the WORLDLY and
BOgIe's Rain Of CytherIa,
which is carried with unusual facilities for the de.
spatch Of business
In addition to the various foreign perumeres cosmetics
&c, well known to the fashionable world Mr. Boyle
begs leave say that he has srcIsiUe advantages in
obtaining new and reckere articles through his agents
in Europe who sell his Hyperion Fluid.
He is also sole agent for the celebrated Perfumers,
Me'srs T. II. PETERS Co., and r. n A. WRIGHT, Of
Philadelphia.
In every departmental WILDE the aim of the proprie
tor to surpass all his previous efforts, and to make
BOGLE'S BAZAAR
the repository of elegance and the resort of fashion
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Ep EMOVED.-Hat Cap, Glove and hosiery Store
u Of FRED. A. oLAPP, Formerly L. Clapp SOM
Is removed to american Hoase Block Second floor,
over Colemans Jewelry Store the two large rooms corner
of Main and Foster streets. Entrance next door to
Marshs Music Store. Cheap rents, small prots quick
saes," Call and see. diff ara
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DAILY PAPBR-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. An subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price 5To dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and SO cents for three months. II paid strictly in
Iivance S1,75 cts. year; single copies cents each
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0AINIBUSES.

UMNlBUSES.
GrNHEERY VALLEY, VALLEY FALLS.
~ NEW WO2UESTER. AND WORCESTER UMNI-
BU5.-Change of time, commencing April Goth, 1856:
Leaves Cherry VVlley at s, a. m, and II p m.
Leaves Bay State House, Worcester, at II a. M and
8 p. m.
EVENING TRIP.-0n Tuesday, Thursday, AMI Saturday
evenings, will leave Cherry Valley at 6k p m,Return at
p.
Leaves Cherry Valley at % a m and u p m.
Leaves City Han a. 10t a. m. and i D In.
Fare-12 cents each way. Fare t. New Worcester,
Scents. 81; BAKER Id,E, proprietors.
apis diy
NEIELBURY ST 4 G. leaves the Bay state
1Y1 House at 10 90 a. NJ, and 500
Loaves Milibury at A. NJ, and / P NJ. diff j6
NEW WORCESTER < LINCOLN SO
O Ne N Z r u s.
CHANGE OF TIbiE-Cornmenciu April 23d, 1857.
Leaves New Worcester,
at 81, 1926, l0l, A. 81 and H. 25 81, and 655 P. NJ.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
at u D. and u, A. NJ, and 2t 81, and 600, P. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Co. g, p y.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worces er, min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
viii leave New Worcester at 10 A. ID. and 4 P. n.
eturHng at the close Of meetings.
II Fare each way, 6 "a cents.
DIS az H. y ST0F Proprietor.
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wILLIAhT RoGLR.

ENJOY AE: Rem o,y All
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HpRINTING PRESS FOR sALE.-one Of
Montagues Patent Presses suitable fer Newspaper
work, and size sufficient to print double medium sheet,
will be sold at bargain, The present owners not having
any further use for II. Apply at this office
10 d&Wtf
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, B.
TsamAs DaEw at No. 2i2 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29
N Il w S / L Il Nj S

Ri0TER SENTENcED.--Robert Cross, one of
the rioters at the election III Washington city,
has been sentenced to eight years hard labor
IN the pententary for shooting the officer
who attempted to arrest him.
HoT WEATHER. = FRIDAY the 18th, at ST.
Louis, was regarded as the warmest day for
three years. Thirteen inquests we're held BY
the coroner, most Of which were caused from
sun-stroke. The thermometer during the day
indicated from one hundred to one hundred
and six degrees in the shade.
One dollar bills on the Bank of Wales
borough are circulating in Milton. These
bills are, Of course, counterfeit, as the Wades-
borough Bank issues no bill OF less denomi.
nation than So.
MEN Drowned il FIGHT-rwo men were
drowned in Whitemore Lake, Michigan, on
the 18th. In company with their wives and
a li.tle girl. they were sailing on the lake,
when an alteration ensued the men clnchcd
IN the struggle, upset the boat, and they fought
in the water until both sank. The woman
and little girl were both saved by clinging to
the boat until rescued.
A IiuRsE FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.-On the
FOullh oI July Mr.. C0nklln lost valuable
horse in Poughkeepsie. On. W While
driving through Mill street fire cracker ex-
ploded near the animal, at which he took
fright, sprang forward, and fell dead.
A school teacher named A. L. Morrison,
who was married at Upton lind on the It'll
instant, was arrested the same evening at
Konomo on charge Of bigamy. lie is said
to have eight wives.
EGGs ron BuRSs--The white Of an egg has
proved Of late the most elficacious remedy for
burns. Seven or eight successive applca.
tons Of this substance soothe the pain and
exclude the burnt parts from the air. This
simple remedy seems TO Us far preferable TO
cUllodion, Or even cotton. Sci. Amer.
ExTRaoRDISARY CRIaE.-Twenty children
were poisoned on tie ed inst. at Cincinnati,
BY eating lozenges, composedof Arsenic, flour
aud sugar. scattered through the street BY 4
man and two boys. Two ofthe children have
died. and others not expected 10 live. No
person has been arrested.
II say. jimmy. did you ever see such a
summer as this &
Faith and have
!" When:"
Last winter, BY iabers."
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Obituary.

Died, near south Lowell. il this county, on Thurs.
day morning thc 10Th inst, Elder GEoaeE \. Cooats,
aged about 50 years. lie made profession d fcli.
giou moe Than twenty years arc. and, il few years
Thereafter, was ordained M elder il ,he Primitive Dap
til Church. a. Christian, be was exemplary,
punciua ii attending hs church meetings, and jill.
gent il reading Tie scripture and 10 secret prayer The
happy elects Of which were visible IL biz daily walk
and conversation. As husband, father and master,
he Kind, judciOusly uniting suitable indulgence
with The proper exercise q authority over those under
bis control. Ii business transactions, be- was sctupu.
lousy htnest. As preacher. be was Pain, earnest,
faithfully declaring Tho doctrine be believed, aud
boldly exposing whatever he deemed % Ne error. fof
Inc LIST ew years he could preach bnl little. % ac.
count u declining health. Ills last SERMON was
preached Al Mt Lebanon les Than Two weeks before his
dtaih lie hal been anticipating b. Death for some
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time, and had made all needful preparation for tina!
eyent--had SET his house in order-aad calmly and
deliberately given his family all such advice aud in
struction he thought necessary and taken his little
son and shown him spot his farm where he wished
to be burieda spot consccrated to him, because he
had there first experienced the joys Of pardoning
grace,--n his own language, he had there been
killed and made alive When death came he had no
hurried preparations to make-had nothing to do but
lie down and die in peace.
In conversation, and on the stand he loved specially
10 speak on Christian experience With that he was
familiar.
The estimation in which he was held BY his neigh
hors was attesed BY the deep sensation produced by
his DEATH and by the very large and sorrowfu crowd
that followed him to his grave.
10 his family this dspensation Is mysterious and
deeply affecting; hut they cannot forget that lie has
often directed them to Him who has promised to be
the widows husband, the orphans father. When the
ways Of Providence dark and hard to understand,
faith may point 10 the promise, .What do thou
knowest not now, but thou shalt know hereafter
A FRIEND.
- \. G. Christian Advocate please copy.
P.s.-sncc the above was written neighbor has
handed me the following:
u am informed that you are preparing an obituary
notice Of our friend and neighbor, Elder George I.
Coggin; If SO, permit me, in connection with what
you may say, to offer small tribute TO his memory.
lie was my friend and neighbor always ready TO give
to lend TO soothe and cheer, dispensing that charity
which proceed alone from heart touched with the
love Of God.
although We differed on doctrina points, vet, on
experimental religion there was no Difference. His
experience was like mine; our enjoyments were the
same. OFT have seen the bright tear Of JOY dance in
his eye, while conyersing with the writer on this sub
jec, where eye could see nor ear hear but Gods
and while we have talked Of the love Of Col, shed
abroad in the heart by the Holy Gohst given unto Us
my heart has been stirred with joy, and have taken
cognzance Of him, that he had been with Christ
lie died as he had lived. May his aftctonate com.
panion and children meet him in heaven.
u lay this as sprig Of evergreen OH his grave:
Sleep, soldier Of the cross, 49,
While mournful tears be shed
For thee we've os'd and lost;
Sleep on, thou plous dead
Although the cruel grave
i Conceals thee from US now,
4 By faith we thee live
i Where angels meekly bow
NEIGHBoR."
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TAXING OUT AS FsE TO MIND r.-The
Lcipsic Journal Of Literature, Science and
Art, publishes an account of the wonderful
discoveries of Dr.. GraeH 10 diseases 81 the
eve, and The wonderful cures be performs.
lie has found The ball Of the eye 70 be trans
parent, and BY a curious instrument. exam-
ines infinitely tie intr rior, takes Il out and
performs any necessary surgical operation.
aud replaces il without injury 10 is appear
ance o. vision. a young girl had long been
afflicted with escruclating pain 10 The left eye,
The cause VI which The most learned could
mol understand. Dr.. Gracif found in the cen.
Ire 81 the ball a little worm which he re.
moved, and restored the pour creature imme,
,liately 10 health aud perfect sight. His Of
fee j. thronged al day BY the poor, praying
lur relief.
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SINGULAR PnExoarNOS.--A startling thun.
der. clap was heard on Saturday afternoon al
Springfield, Massachusetts,. at time when
The SKY was clear. and there was no appear.
anee Of rain. Nathaniel Treadweil's house
was struck BY lightning. and The fiery mes
senger passed within two feet Of several in
mates Of the house. but no one was injured.
At Abbey = lumber yard " balnl fire" hurst
Just over The top ofau elm, and The splinters
~ flame played among the branches and cir.
died the trunk Of The tree 10 corkscrew fash.
ion--the shork al the same time throwing 4
Mr. Page on his feet and Osertufning MIR.
Asa Fish.
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Four negro women belonging 70 Judge
Scarlett, were struck by lightning while IN.
der a large dead live oak tree. They laid
fir short time 10 the rain until assistance
reached them, BY which time they had began
10 shaw symptoms d returning animation.
They all finally recovered, though slowly.
Their recovery i attributed 20 having lain
exposed 70 the heavy rain which was falling.
Brunswick Hfraa.
We have seen il stated before that i per.
son struck BY lightning was bathed with cold
wafer il would restore him. The above con.
firms this. and persons should endeavor q
bear this in their mind so - To be able 10 act
when an emergency should happen.
Charlotte Wig.
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SANTA Anna il handled without gloves
BY tie Democratic press Of Mexico for his
late manifesto, in which he says that consti-
tutlonal government is poison which al
Ways endangers the life Of nations. II is
only such lawless despots a. santa Anna who
ever doubt the efficiency Of any law higher
than their will. The Mexican press, how.
ever, show that the public sentiment clearly
appreciates the necessity Of fundamental
code Of laws, binding the governor as we'll a.
the governed; and il i not likely that any
thing The expelled Dictator can say will in
duce them e overlook IL advantages. The
new constitution i soon to be tried
National Intelligence.
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Chloroform i being used in lhefts with
great adroitness and frequency. A Mrs.
Fitzgerald was riding IN one Il the New York
onnibuses On Tuesday. when another well-
dressed lady entered. aud presently took nut
her handkerchief anil passed il carelessly
two Or three times belure Mrs. rs face. who
observed a peculiar odor, but recollccts no
thing further until she woke up aud fund the
other lady gone and her own pockets tho.
roughly stripped q every thing valuable.
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APPOINTMENTS DY THg PREslpEST.-Rich.
ard Kidder Meade. ef Virginia, Envoy Ex.
traordinary and Minister plenipotentiary 10
the Empire Of Rrszil, in place &c William
Trousdale. Of Tennessee. tie present incum.
bent.
Benjamin r. Angel. Of New York. Minis
Ter Resident u Sweden. ID place uf Francis
Schroeder. recalled At his oan request.
Mirabeaa u. Lamar. Of Texas. Minister
Resident 10 the Argentine Confederation, in
place Of James A. peden, The present incum.
bent.
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81. Louis. July %


From UTAH.-Sat Lake dates to the I'd
inst, have been received. The affairs Of the
Territory were in a peaceful condition and
general prosperity prevailed. Ramors 81
the Utah expedition by the general govern
ment attracted little attention.
The emigrant trains were progressing IA.
pidly. Grass was abundant on the plains
and the indians were friendly.
Public charges Of official dishonesty were
made against the surveyor general Of The ter
ritory. Several statements OF his assistants
have been published, accusing him Of report
ing and pocketing the money for work never
done; Withholding The pay Of his assistants
and appropristing it to himself; neglecting 10
mark The surveys and then reporting that
the posts had been removed by the Mormons.
with other serious misiemeannrs.
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North Carolina. eight members; and Missouri,
a governor to fill The vacancy occasoned by
the resignation Of Irusten Polk, who was
elected to the United States Senate, and a
member Of Congress in the third district,
in place Of James 5. Green. who was elected
to the vacant seat in the United States
Senate.
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We notice that the papers outside Of the
State. when referring to the recent melan-
choly death Of Professor Mitchell Of the Uni
yersity Of North Carolina, say that Mr.. Mitch.
ell was State Geologist. This is a mistake.
The name Of the State Geologist is said to be
Emmons We heae Of man by that name,
IN some distant locality, now and then. He
hasn't died Of his exerlions yet.
VIII Journal
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vALrE ~ rnE stAyEs or Tmr sourn.-'rhe
New Orleans Della estimates The number d
slaves At The South az oser three and halt
millions, and their aggregate value, ut present
prices, at fully sixteen hundred millions 81
dollars. The cotton plantations IN the South
II estimates x about eighty thousand and
the aggregate value u their annual product
At The present prices o. cotton, il fully on,
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BURGLARS N BAD WAY.-Three burglars
we're captured 10 New York By the police.
man on Saturday night, robbing p. 4. Whites
store. They attempted 70 shoot the officer.
but be was too quick for them. lie knocked
the pistol out u the burglars hand with q
club, and held them quiet I'LL all came. when
they we're all secured. Two others we're
caught the same night, rObbing another store.
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AN AssoRTNENT.-In New York during
June, there were six murders. nine garrotings.
u perjury aud forgery, eighteen ylolent as
saults. nineteen larcenies, eleven Of the class
u counterfeiting, three suicides, and ! riot
every day for general amusement. Slates.
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Washington. july card

THE AGRICULTURAL BuRRAU-i'he Commits.
sicners Of Patents has appointed Major
Hampton G. Williams, Of Fairfax Co., Va,
the agent Of the Agricultural Bureau, TO oh.
tain cuttings Of native grape in Arkansas and
Texas, and information as to the climate and
soil best adapted to their growth. with the
view Of extending the cultivation Of the grape
throughout the whole country.
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COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE

vrnE ORANGE CuTruN FACTORY sntic5
on i.iilc River. II miles eaa from Hills oiagll'
usi u The edge IL lhe coign growing region. villa "a.
iensiyc and good back country 70 he sae y yarns.
&c. containing l9lu pndlts, ID satfeasal Cpofa'
ton with III necessary buildings ~ u continuance
Win lie positively sald 10 The highest hrr On etedii
r i ! mi tears. al MONDAY the glsl dsy d
September nf't WIRES q nUrGfAs
I.Iyts odd
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LATE EROM ErRoPE.

y. Johns, n. r., July q.
Tie steamer Circasslan has arrived here
with Liverpool dates 70 Saturday, It'll inst
The House Of Lords have rejected the
Jewish oath bill By large maturity.
Tie government asks for appropriations Of
half million each on account Of the China
aud Persian wars.
Notice has been given Of resolution to
continue the present duty On tea and sugar
for two years from next April.
Mr.. lhackeray has been nominated for
Parliament from Oxford.
The French Assembly National has been
suspended for two months in consequence d
an election article which gave offence 10 the
government.
The Bank of France returns show loss
Of specie.
Further slight disturbances have occurred
IN Spain.
Naples was tranquil at last accounts.
SLAYER named Adam Gray. Of New Or
leans. had been captured at Sierra Leone.