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The Iron Mountain in Union County.

Under the pilotage of DR.. Condor, OF
Joncsboro, We paid visit a few days since
to what is termed the Iron Mountain of
Union County, situated about half dozen
miles north of that town and two mi es
west of the railroad. We were we'll repaid
for some rather tough climbing, under tho
lead Of the interchangeable Doctor, bv a sight
of such guantiti of iron ore as we never
before saw lying upon the surface of the
ground. The mountain, which is perhaps a
couple Of hundred feet in height, is cut thro'
angularly by deep ravine, apparently made
by a violOnt disruption of the earth add
along the bottom and sides Of this ravinc
masses Of iron, large and small, are thichly
strewn. They resemble brown rocks, and
might easily be mistaken for rocks by one
who should visit the locality without having
been prepared what to expect. The ore is
of the black hematite variety. and yields
about sixty-two per cent. Of pure iron. 1t
! is believed that the whole mountain for the
distance of two miles is filed with iron, the
greater abundance Of ore exposed in the ra-
vine being accounted for 10y the action OF
water in washing away the earth. The de-
! post is therefore practically inexhausuhle,
/ and as coal is also abundant within the dis
/ lance of few miles, the establishment 81
! extensive iron manufactures in the neigh
/ borhood is only matter Of time. The Iron
Mountain is situated upon lands belonging
/ to the Illinois Central Railroad Company,
aud is at present reserved from sale.
! 1t is supposed by those who have examin-
| ed the geological structure OF the country
/ that the Iron Mountains Of Union County
belongs to the same general deposit as the
! Iron Mountain Of Missouri, and we are as
/ sured that traces Of the common origin OF
the two have been found on both sides OF
the Mississippi. But however this may be,
/ Of its immense value to the State there car
be no doubt, and it has the important adj
vantage over its Missouri rival of lying in
/ the near vicinity of excellent fuel for the
! working OF its treasures.
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S2,OSi.5IT %


Total. S2,Os4. 5I7 %
The State debt now amounts to sl2 9G2,-
9GI.35, Of which 100000 is deferred in
tcrcSt.
At this rate Of taxation we should only be
in debt $40, 600, 600 in 1860, with a revenue
that ought t. pay considerably more than
the interest on the amount.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-03
State Finances.

We learn by the Springfield JournGl tia;
the State taxes of ia>i year have been cheer
fully and promptly paid, and that there IS
sufficient gold in the State Treasury not on
Is to defray the ordinary expenses of the
State government, and Pay an .fnU the Jan
nary interest On the State debt, but to lqui-
date nearly six hundred thousand dollars Of
the principal of that debt. The revenue for
the purposes named and for investment in
bonds at the market price, is derived from
the following sources:
Taxation for ordinary expenses, 1892, 66S %
Two Mil 51i.5l7 81
Interest 4Gl .G3l 81
School Tax,.. .. 51+. 5OT 81
State Land Fund, 6,I7g 81
Seven per cent. Of earnings of Hi
nois Central K. Il. Cestimated) $4,000 90
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-03

Intense religious excitement was existent
in and about Jerusalem, at recent accounts
from the East. Serious riots had occurred
at the gates of the Holy City
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-03

The Iowa State Fair comes off next week,
at Muscatine, commencing on Tuesday and
closing on Friday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-03

MuRDEE--Andrew Bigby and his wife. at
Sheffield, in this State, got on spree last
week, and quarrelled about pet dog that
Andrew had sold, when he beat her so that
when found by the neighbors, she was dead.
Bigby was lodged in the Bureau county Jail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-03
FALL ANss WINTER GOODS.

Which have been selected with great and bought
. under the favorable circumstances, and
safely say that stock i surpassed in town. Our
senior partner being daily in the New YORK market.
gives superior advantages ia buying, well
drrng Goods the demands o! cusioIners-
Most goods bought direct from Importers and
Commission Houses, w the and package, which 10
an advanta - all who favor with their patronage
. particularly COUNTRY MERCHANTS, who buy OF
al small advance on NeS York cost Our stock con-
ssts "a part Vf a general assortment Of
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Fall and Winter Goods !
PEEEgirsg-s a CEz.EsTIAN.
NJ CHANT Il \ i l. . Il 5 ,
AND DEALERS -
CEyT.S TtKSlsIIING GOODS.

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
II fl,r STINT In >f,l4 St. trst siis opposite the
t14uf UgHss SQUARE,
EsAyE as; received and added to their stock large
/ IL and complete assortment Of the most desirable
Goods suitable the approaching season comprising
Ia pa7t BGOADCLOTl- 90 French, Belgium Lasi.sh' and
American manufacture
\ beautiful variety OF DOESRINS. Of foreign az well
a. domestic makes the most fashionable styles and CO.
lor~-
CA>SINEEES-P.aiu Fancy, and Ribbed, TEE attest
iJ7gyrt lfiy1tS, 6sst goDfs t0 the t7Hrk-f.
SE~TINGS-cr every variety Plain and Figured siks,
Plain and r Cured Velvets Pine Grenadines Mon An.
;.gur Yeuci4-. Chucil. Cat Nlyets the richest ana
most d.!r-be styles entirely ne'r, MIrseies, &c, &c
Furnishing Goods.
Our stock j. large new. and complete, comprising
SHIRTS Plain and Fancy White, Fancy C1ored and Mar
settles UNDER >HIET>. Drawers, Gloves, stocks Ties,
HaudserchrI- Of every variety Hosiery, susPender.,
and in fact every article usually found in well regl-
lated Furnishing House.
W. invite al Of our numerous customers who ha-e go
brr4Ty extended their patronage for the last three
years AID az atsrS who may want any article comprised
large stJek, to give u call before purchasing
elsewhere.
We keep none but the best Of workmcn in our esPoy,
and al garments made NJ 'odrrdntsd to give etfre
>Eti.fIcfiJn. A.,
NT-Garrlerts err; iu the latest style Of fashion, and
,.s-r-,t.I >, 4. fr r.rouarfy T., st- m oc3
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FS,E undersigned having this DAY associated with him
L Mr. RoiASp G. CHRISTIAN, the business in future WIZ
be conducted under the name and syle oi PksnAsos
CHRISTIAN. JOHN PERhAMCa, -heTe"d"' 4"""T'
Ottawa, August l., 1854.
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New Arrangement

mJHE copartnership heretofore existing CO. H. "
Black and q. II. Coles, Of the nrn o. n IA Ooes'
IN The Eurniture business in this cy' Is ms uay as
.v.d Inv mutual consent Those who are indebted TO
them viii please call and settle, as their books must be
,osaa n o. Black will continue the business at the old
d ard il authorized settle all accounts OF the old
stal"' anu [ocil BLACK COLES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-03

SDccIaI Notice. -, -
TIyHE undersigned having disposed OF ms norsons
goods in place, respectfully soicits al, sa
indebted to him by note or book account 70 9' . e.
tie without delay. He will be onnd n N NJ = ptITI pa
q few weeks. loc3-2Wl ~ -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-03
EsR GAnEss

DRY GOODS,
Such VI lie LANES, Lancaster and Scotch Ginghamsr
Plain and Figured All Wool De LANES, All Wool De
Bege Moha.r do, Plain, Figured, and PLAID French Me
ro Alp.ccas Coburgs, Par4mettas, Bc1nna,he, Nalen
cha Pialds, Dgcai Piad Plain and Figured Back six.
Back SIX Velvet &c, &c OF PRINTS We have large
assortment Of all the best styles from Ga to lZse pe'
yard.
In this department have Beached and Brown Ia
be Linen do Table Spreads, Scotch Diaper, Irish Linen,
Beached and Brown sheeng. and shrtugs. from "a to
lUi wide, Ticking striped and Check shrting, Brown
and Blue Drills, D-nIn-, Batting Nicking Wadding.
Iwine, and large stock Of White and coiored carpet
Warp, &c, &c. Wooden Blankets, Wooden Yarn ac
Cloths Ca-simeres. and SatineIs.
Our stock large and well selected, consisting OF Ger
and French TwIied Broad Cloths, Beaver Cloths,
Black. Cu!o.en, and Fancy Cassmer-s AMI Doeskn sa-
ruet- u all grades, cOlors and prices, Sleeps Gray,
Tweeds keltuoky Jeans, Hard Times, &c, &c.
EIanneI,! fianneIs!
We wish il distinctly understood that We have the
Lrgsst and Jest siectsd stock Of White and Co!ored
Fauuels town, consisting Of White shaker, WEIGH,
Gauge and SIX Warp, Plain All Wool and Cotton warp
all widths and prices Red, DARK, Blue, Gray and White
TwA!ed, for Mems Plain and Figured Opera Plan
Brocha and WOODEN Long >haWIs.
Double and single Brocha, do. Bay state and Scotch
Pad Blue BLACK, and Drab De Lame. Tibet and Cash
mere snawls, with heavy six and worst-d Fringe
/ Blac. SID do, al price
Gloves and Hosiery.
Ladies and Gents White and to.or.i I'D best quail
rem. do Ladies SIX. M-lino. Cashmere, and Cotton
Hose, Wool and Cotton Half Hose Wooden socks Misses
and ChHdren's Hose, Of all descriptions Ladies and
/ CAudTeus Opera Hoods, &c &c.
Emb.oiGeries and Trimmings.
Ladies Muslin aud Cambria Collars and Sleeves. Edg
iugs and Inserting, Bands and F!ouucing Cotton Edg
ing SMYRNA do Black silk do, More Antique and Vel
vet Ribbons / ack aud Co.or-i SIX Fringes, Dress
Trimmings, Taii-ia and Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
Boots and shoes.
Ladies Ga;ers. Morocco Elame.ed, and Calf Boot.
80. Rrbb.r- CARPET over shoes Misses and Children $
Shoe. and ElDb-rs. large assortment; Gents Fins
Cali Nip ana Stoga B0c.s, Boy'= do, Gents R-b0er-,
e, &c
Groceries,.
We have al times a choice assortment OF Fanny
Groceries Sugar. al grades. Tea, coffee VI l.sse-,
syrup, Pepper spice, C4s-ia, Candies -oa' &C. &C. al
O.. which Vi b. .riI a. tie lowest pUs>lb: rates
Butter b.. Lard Cheese PJ-aoe-' &c received at
the z.-r market price, us4It- in exchange Tor
Good and intend sell oaly for cash and bar
ter W. can offer uGGceIaef. TO be found elsewhere
! = InHN LOCKWOOD co. R.ddicks Book.
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GREAT ARRIVAL
Fall and Winter Goods,
At John Lockwood & Co.'s.
TIVE take this opportunity to return their

TIVE subscribers take this opportunity return their
sincere thanks to the people OF Ottawa and vicinity,
for the liberia! patronage bestowed upon them III. pas,
summer, and would now respectfully invite attention to
--- H..
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EUursIiC Goods

In this department have Bieached and Brown Ia
be Linen Table Spreads Scotch Diaper, Irish Linen,
Reached aud Brown Sheetings and srtugs from "a TO
lot wide Ticking, striped and Check Shrting, Brown
and Blue Drills D-niln-, Batting, wcking, waddng,
Jwine and large stock Of White and Coiored Carpet
Warn Hc &c WoOl-u Blankets, Wooden Yarn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A poDwoRTH'S DANCING ACADEMIEs.
"A. No. SO Broadway, New York
No. Is. Montague place, brooklyn
Classes open for the reception Of pupila-
DROOEES NEXT soIREE, At BROOKLYN MoNrA.
ID que Hall Court street, viii take place on Friday even
Ing, November -
ID BARNETT T. HEALY's DANCING AND WALTZ
IL. Ing Academy Al Jefferson Assembly Rooms. corner Of
kirh and Greenwich avenu-sThe fourth assembly
OF Tuesday Dee 1. The hnh on TUESDAY
evening Dec. L. Assemblies the FIRST aud second Tuesday
evening Of each month. faA
Days and evenings % iuios Tuesdays and FRIDAY. Ss~
classes formed evening All ihe and fAhionabis
the taught consisting Of ancsrs. quadrilcs
waltz rcdowa waltz rcdowa polka, schotish Ia varsovian.
esmcrnlda polka IN cracovienne. Ia zaraela
zourks Ia Fancy dances Of description Taught
~ the pupils.
Anerr.n classes FROM 10 oelock Evening classes for
ladies' from y for gentlemen from sto bail room rac
tice trum W ~ o'clark.
Private lessons given any uooccuped by regular
classes, the r.siJenc. 81 the pupil
Psrtie. wishing musicians ball managers please apply
at the academy or AZ the residence OF Mr. Cornell i sui
street
large to let bat respectable parties need APP
ply. Prof I. HEALY,
Prof r. BARNETT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13

FrRsi ruRs'' v sgRs,i, r,r,soo,.
No 81 Maiden lane, Of t!old street.
Established is45
a 81. SANtkiS
rich ~ ladies' chill
drens fancy urs consisting Of ae sable mink stone mar
other kinds; all ui which
be ontred Al reduction from Wholesale prices
reste cash Purchasers may be assured but h
hes, materials and the most approved styles will be offered
trade 81 Maiden lane corner of od street
We have connection with other house in the trade
L,uRs-fJRs-fURs.
II Rare opportunity Tor bargains
Al lst William street. near frankfor and IA Grand street.
near the Bowery.
A. n q. CLAM,
Importers and Wholesale manufacinrers Of ladies' fancy
fus offer tbeir rich extensive ~ furs embracing
every style and variety, NJ an immense sacrifice
ApIrs, BEAVER BoNNErs At REDUCED PRICES. :
IL Black drab and brown beaver bonnets, fall styles, al
LIS and Gs, formerly sold At 81 aud ~ 30 at BANrAS
corner " Canal and Wooster streets
CARpETTyG, UPHOLSTERY, sc.
1890 - -.-o~-,~~-S->--~-~- -'->-~---~
And oilclo,h.,
Athaf price, TO
Tapesiy Brussels.
Three Phys.
stair carpets. &c.
oncioths from n. 20 81 OIL. per yard.
LOO yards crossley,s ees, tapestry opened :,
This morning, At 8 per yard
5000 yards heavy insren {" s. per Fs s,pdu LE,uy
% syth avenue between wsyerey pscc and Eighth street
GREAT SACRIFICE
" or CARPErs
Owing V heavy and he hnancs pressure
we have concluded dispose stock ~ retail Tor cssh
without regard 10 coat consisting OF
'"'' vcivets ami Brassela
Heavy sAee, oilcIo,ns &C
DOUGHTY a BRO
nrOal x.v n,atfa ..wl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13

sEGAIls.
Nro CASH OFFER REFUSED FOR svgARa-Two
IN millions 81 the various grades n Havana dome c and
herman offered for sale a. the best cash Offer pro
durable hB.-cash advances made invoices Of segars
y. tHEEkS. IL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13

4 ELEGANr FRONT ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR OR
~ two third ho0r communicating, be
for winter desIrab located first class house in Ninth
street. between Fifth and Sixh But few select
boarders Good living and all the comforts home
guaranteed Dinner Mt O'Clock. Unexcepionable refe
rences required Address @. II. W., box 1893 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

BROADWAY nn-kIRE-Mr Miles play OF lbs Soto
which briefly reviewed in yesterdays paper is be
repeated this evening. Mr. and Mrs F. l. davenport
terpret the chief characters The amusemen close
with the very laughabe farce called cousin Joc.p
Nmos GARpKS.-The opera of " In Traviata" IL again
announced for this evening, with Mime Gazznga who has
quite recovered from her cold In the part Of Vic.
lea Her acting In this piece created marked sensation
among those present on Monday
BowERY-Tiose who have not enjoyed Mr. r. John
sons performance in the exciting drama Of the
Brothers informed that the piece IL be withdrawn
after To night when Our CALI and "Robcrt Macac" will
also be played.
BrRToS s-As usual the manager has provided large
quantity OF merrment for the cdiucaton Of his friends this
evening lie announces those old avorts, the 'S,riou3
Family and the "Toodlcs " both Of which he has very
comcal characters.
WnI,CK s-Bourccault's popular comedy. called Jon
don Assurance, Is 10 be rendered tonight by remark.
ably line cast Tho entire talent of the company is
traicd in the play. That old time avorte, the "Famy
Jars, ," follows, with Mr.. Holland as DELPHI.
Laura KuSEs-Mss Keene and her highly talented
Of assistants continue 81 elicit the most enthusiastic
marks Of appreciation from large audiences for their adm
rabe acting in the play styled the love Prince
and that pretty spectacle, "The Elves"
AMERICAN MrHuN-The managers Of this great place Of
amusement for the have recently made many adj.
dons 10 the multitude of curosities DO all
opera OF Cinderella Is 10 be performed in the afternoon
and evening.
NEGRO MISsTREsY.-Tn addition 10 a great variety of
comic and sentimental songs fancy and grUtcsquc dances
&c, Geo. Chrsty and Woods band will To night
their friends with Weio the Sensible Monkey;v the
Buckcys with the "Od Folks Concert the Bryants
with Shaksperean Readings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

The following is act in relation to the Marine Court Of
the city Of New York. passed April 1857 three bs be.
ing present
The people Of the State OF New York. represented IN So
nate and Assembly do enact follows
Sec l. Hereafter all summonscs ISSUING OF the Ma
rnc Court Of the city Of New York may be by the
sheriff Of the city and county OF New York or by any
other person not party 10 the action the service shall be
made and the summons returned with proof the service
to the clerk Of said court within the time prescribed
by law for the service and of summonses in said
court all other process issuing said court shall be
directed Ia and served by the sheriff Of the city cou
~ Of New York.
Sec q The same fees shall be paid for The service Of
any other process issuing out of said Marine
Court now required TO be paid for the service Of the
same.
Sec g. when the shall be served by any other
person than the sheriff O the city and of York
the like affidavit II such service shall be made by tho nor
son making the same Is required by the rules
the Supreme Court Of this State
Sec The plaintiff in the action shall be served
with The summons, copy of bis complaint, which com.
plant shall be duly verified and shall state the amount for
which lac demands Judgment and " the defendant
fail to answer ON the return of said and tho ac
ton be ucn contract the clerk of the aid court or one Of
the Justices thereof shall render Judgment against the said
defendant for the amount demanded SAID complaint To-
gcthcr with costs.
Sec. On the return Of said summons II the dcfcndan,
shall appear he shall put in written answer 10 the com
plant, duly verified Tho clerk may hercupon adjourn
The cause by consent of parties to any day they may de-
scnaic.
Sec. g. There may be appointed by the clerk Of said
court. deputy clerk and assistant clerks who shall
hold their cc at the pleasure Of the said clerk The de-
putty clerk shall perform all the duties OF the clerk during
ms absence inability 10 act The said deputy and assist
ant clerks shall receive annual compensation 10 be hxed
by The supervisors " The city and county OF New vN
Sec. Z. AZ the time Of issuing summons macnt,n.
or warrant The party applying therefor sna. Ply No had
said clerk the of dollar ami ia trial sla DC nau
In the action commenced. the plaintiff therein shi 10y
10 the said clerk additional sum Of two doi~rS az" nV
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,.cr with the needle telegraph, can be worked At

occur with the needle telegraph, can Do WORKED ~
The OCEAN hines are at the outset 70 be confined 70
laying q cable from the Land'send 70 flores IN ne
Azores, and thence to Halifax, making the deep sea
streteh il is alleged, about 400 miles snorter thsn
sbe route between Newfoundland and Ireland, ana
avoiding the land lues which are expensive TO
maintain and therefore create an extra charge on
messages between the two termini. From Halifax
direct lines already exist, sommumcatng wlse the
ocean lines will, of course, depend on the share
holders; but, should the American cable answer the
expectations formed of it, IL is then intended TO
tend the system 10 the Channel Islands, Gibraltar,
Malta and even India. For the sake of the public
and great commercial and national interests we
wah success to the proposed scheme, and hope that
Ne new company. whenever It is formed and st
81 their plan, or in is results to themselves.
(From the London News, April 81
On Friday afternoon, April 8, his Royal Highness
oe Prince of Wales, accompanied by Col. Phipps
and Mr.. Gibbs, visited the works of Messrs. Glass,
Ehots Co., At East Greenwich, for the purpose Of
Witnessing the prOcess Of manufacturing the sub
DaIine cable to be laid do wn between Newfound
hnd and Ireland. His Royal Hignness was received
Y Mr. Glass, who explained the method and ma
Samuel Quincy, T. H. Brooking and Cyrus W.
FIELD, directors OF the Atlantic Telegraph Com
paay. we're in attendance, and Mr.. Charles Bright,
the company, showed some interesting experiments
and apparatus in connection with this great enter
prise. His Royal Highness appeared much inter
ssted at the details given and leaving expressed
great satisfaction at the arrangements and mechan-
Inn employed.
pkebourne Correspondent Feb 15)of the London Times
Electric telegraph wires from the Malay peninsu-
4, by Sumatra, Java and Torres Straits. to Austria
n are quite within the bounds of probability; the
lDgest of the cables would not be 200 miles, and
- greatest Inconvenience would be in securing the
wires through a country peopled only by savsges
Puek's pledge may yet be redeemed
III put girdle round about the earth
In forty minutes.
The New Russian Tariff.
Ne suhjoined shows the new Russian tariff, a.
s1Reially proposed. For facility Of comparison we
A6o append the old scale of duties
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what she s without that activity In the agency for the
circulation Of csIAm species Of capital but the
increase Of the substantial wealth by the exchange Of
commerce. In commerce which straightfor ward
consists Of real transactions, the returns through the
ing Of our free and comprehensive trade have become
proximately certain II there is an element OF don 4
arises principally from too great tendency not 10
enough "margn either for the reserve Of capital or III
time TO in; but in way can the bank rend il,
reserves legtmately useful than in supplying the
wants of commerce at period Of passing strain That rs
ing So II is fulfilling every moral obligation which il
to the immunity from whom holds its charter while
aiming the bases OF It's stability and prosperity
Even Spectators have right 10 complain of the rate
which accommodation is offered to them; for it Is easy
compared TO the actual rates demanded elsewhere; and it
is for their interest that this country should
be visited by the whrl Of speculative gambling
which recommending on the Continent. The pay
mens for tea, now called into action by the l'ci
that the reduced tea duties have come into operation
may be taken IN part to account for the PRESSURE
but would be very superficial notion fancy that the
present of the money market really caused by any
Of operations in this country except so far as there
have attempts to introduce otlandish operation
amongst We have pointed TO the real lately
be under the necessity OF doing now for
instruct readers who Interested in such matters
We but jog their elbow and point To facts which they
can descry understand for themselves Two of the
latest facts cannot be misunderstood We noticed the
lowering Of discount TO six and half per cent aamburg
Scarcely the words written the telegraph
nounced rise TO eight cent Hamburg startled
the ground which IL treading and recoiled far
beyond the point of safety for London
The Paris Pree gives vent to regret" at the dsappont
occasioned by the fact that the Bank of France will
lower its discount to per cent since the
raised in London the fact being that every temptation
the very centre of European speculation TO give the
preference gambling in stocks and shares of all sorts
the the better at the very moment when Us the
Pree confesses, manufactures throughout France
the most urgent need OF present assistance deveope
their revivng activity Thus the administrators on the
Continent falling into headlong course of
If their trade suffers from the first reco the drawing
back essential TO safer and really useful