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w EQiLirY TO ALI ,-IiNIFoHNIrY or pRicEs'
\ New FEATURE ~ lirSlNES EvERl ONEnlS owN
SALESMAN ,-JoSES & Go. of the Crescent One
Price Clothing Store" No. 900 MAEKEr street.
aboyc sixth, Philadelphia, in al Iition to having
the largest. most varied and fashionable stock of
CluIhins in Philadelphia. IN ,de expressly for To-
tail sales. have constituted every one his own
salesman. by hving marked in figures ON each
article. the very lowest price it en- he sold for so
they cannot possibly vary-all must buy alike
The goods are all we'll spongcd and prepare l.
and great plins taken with the making 50 that all
. a ,uy with the full assurance Of getting Il good
a,utc at the very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent, in MARKET above
Sixth. Ne. 200
August, S l-y .IoSES & Co.
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MISTAKE The meeting of the county
Commissioners, advertised last week, takes
place on the 18th, and not on the 10th AZ
was printed.
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oS.y EGO CORN STARH,

UOR pUDDlNGS &cJ
IIls obtained an equal celebrity with their
Starch for the Laundry. This Article is
perfectly pure and is, in every respect, equal
to the best Bermuda ARROW. Root, beside.
having additional qualities which render it
invaluable for the dessert
Potato Starch has been extensively packed
and sold its Corn Starch, and has given false
impressions to many, as to the real merits Of
our Corn Starch.
From its great aclicacy and purity, it is
coming also into extensive use us Il diet for
infants and invalids.
l.. N. KELLOGG X Co. Agents,
1856 Fulton ST. N. Y.
DAVID T. BUZBY, Agent, 6 Exchange
Place, Baltimore. aug. s. BIN.
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N Q Il G /, .

TIVE corner Stone of the new M. f..
l. Church at Cherry Hill, will be laid on
Thursday the Goth inst. at . O'Clock p. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. Ewry aud other Ministers are ex-
pccted to conduct the service, the public
generally are invited to attend. aug. Is.
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Attention GOnlDaBy.

he Elkton lnlantcry Company will please
l. meet at the Office Of .Dno. B. Rowan this =.
saturday evening AT o'clock. a puuctua
attendance is requested by order
j. b. ROWAN.
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The Steamer Port Deposit,

Will leave Port Deposit
A ayn -for Havre de GRACE at 9
HN,y=-=-bGGa1ss-5o o'clock NJ land $ o'clock
lsS5s9EF1aiEs1sfE P. NJ. connecting with tho
and $50 P. NJ, DAVID " II Il:
may II 2Iux Captain.
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FOUR LADIES DROWNED - Boston, Aug. 9
-Four young ladies', two Of them daughters
of Mr.. B. Soule and the other two Of MIR.
Grant. were drowned at W atcryille, Me-, on
Thursday, while bathing.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS
FOR SALE.

STRAWBERRIES CHAMPION STRAWBERRIES
A FTER four years Of careful selection and
N cultivation (with personal attenion) |
have produced The finest Strawberries in the
country; some of them measuring 5 inches
in fact they are all very large and of a superior
flavor. AS an evidence of their superiority
over all other Strawberries that was in the
Baltimore market: when the best sold for II.
cents per quart retail, Strandberg's Champion
Strawberries sold readily for 30 cents whole
sale, throughout the season; nor could he
supply half the demands at that price. They
were also sent to New York and pronounced
by Taylor, the hest ever sent to New IorE1
market. offer my plants to the public, the&
is no hnmbug about them. | refer to genS
men who have seen my Strawberries :
some of them examined my beds, and
to testify to the above as correct. |
Gen. 4. Tilgman, Col. S. HanbleHs
Rd. Thomas, Col. Ed. Lloyd, Jr.,
Martin, Esq. Daniel Lloyd, ESQ.,
Coson, Jas. N. Goldsborough, aF
castle. Esqrs.,
TALBOT COUNTY.-Col,
DR.. Owens, Mr.. Butcher.
BALTIMORE.-The pl9&
fot delivery the LIST of Aus
packed carefully in boxef W.
with muck, and can b
with perfect safety. A
Orders sent by mail w
ded to, and sent accS
HENRY
Easf ss
Martin Golf
August 8. 1851 ~.
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NOTICE..

TIL t. a T. \ \ EFT l.. =
M III. meet at the Club Room on this
w night (SltnrltyJ August 18th, 1897
on Business Of Importance; let every mem
Der be at his post BY order,
JOHN j. Il. rOOLE.
August 18th. prtst.
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american Triumph In Missouri.

The election IN Missouri has resulted in the
election Of Rollins, the American candidate for
Governor. by about 5000 majority. The state
gave heavy majority for Mr.. Buchanan at
the last election.
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The health of Joshua r.. Giddnss, Of Ohio,
is said to be SO feeble that he will, probably,
not be able to take his seat i'll the next Con-
sresS.
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John WALKER. Jls..
Saipley Street, below Eighth Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

MANUFACTURES by Steam. Window
Va Frames, Sash, Doors, Moulding, Veni-
nan and Panel Shutters, &c. Common sash,
doors. shutters, &c, always on hand, at the
cheapest rates. lapr 20
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FOR REGgSTER OF MILLS.

4 T the suggestion of some Of my friends
N ] ann"uncc my nlmc. rs Il Candidate for
for the office of krgis n of Wills subject to
the American nominations,
BENJAMIN +. SLUYTER.
August 18th. 1851.
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Attention! Washington Americans

A Meeting of the Washington American
"a Club, will he held at Shelemiah School
House. on Tuesday evening next, the 18th
inst. at y O'Clock.
Punctual attendance is requested as bust
ne SIS Of importance will be transacted.
BY order Of the
August 10Th. 1-w. President.
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We are requested to say, that there
will be no service at the Methodist church to.
morrow.
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Cnssmeres, Twoeds, Caps, Hosiery
yes llu ~, &c. Forsnleb by
BENZ r. MAY.
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Dit0.
/nrDn%

On "Wednesday night, August Eth Jonx a
GETTY second son Of Palmer G.. and Eliza
Ricketts,, aged 3 a.nd "a days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

Rev. Mr. kALLocK.-A correspondent of
the Journal Of Commerce, in Boston, writes
in regard to the Kalloch trial and its Incl
dents:
Readers at distance may suppose that
because Mr. kailoch had commenced preach
ing at the fremont Temple, tn community,
as well as his society sustained him. This
is far from being true. OF twenty eight
New England newspapers whose views have
been noticed, twenty-five think he should
leave the pulpit, four are noH-commttaI aud
only two counteRance him in his course
These papers may be said to be fair repre-
sentative, of the public mind.
AS TO the particular Society over which
Mr.. X. pres;dcs, it cannot be called repre-
sentative Of the clu ches of New England,
of the Baptist churches. The seats in
the Temple have always been free, and the
style of preaching and the views preached
have generally been considered ultra and
peculiar. 1t is wei. known that free church
Of this kind may be crowded in any large
city of this country, and tina; various motives
may cause press even to hear Mr.. X aud
his uncnviable notorieiy may for the time
increase the jam. For the credit of New
England it may be said that, this preacher
will never be in good stan, ling with her
churches and clergy generally, until he shall
be relieved Of the present odium that rests
upon his character, or regain, by . reformed
and holy life, an entirely new one.
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A Fight! A Fight!


A telegraph despatch from Washington,
May 9th, gives the following account of q
"personal difficulty" between two distin.
euished New York politicians at Washing.
ton:
Washington, May 6.
A difficulty occurred to-day 1T Wizards
Hotel, between j. McLead Murphy and Dan
lei E. Sickles. Murphy on Sunday addressed
a note to Sickles, accusing him Of assailing
his private character by unjust imputations
in bis efforts to effect Murphy's removal IS
Civil Engineer, Brooklyn Navy Yard. Sick
les replied, the note was only vague and
unmeanins menace, and as such he had
already taken too much notice of it, Murphy
not giving his author and the particulars of
the allegation.
Murphy yesterday sent Mayor Watkins to
see Sicklcs, when the latter demanded the
Murphy based his charge, and denied the
right to be Intercepted on rumor.
Murphy, considering Sickles' note insult
ing, sent challenge through Watkins.
In his reply Sickles said he had not used
language which cat imputations on MUIR
phy's honor, and that there was therefore no
ground on which he could demand an cxpla-
nation or hostile meeting
Her, the correspondence rests.
This morning Murphy obtained admission
to the chamber, where Sickles was in bed.
and attempted to cowhide him. A struggle
ensued. Sickles obtained possession of the
weapon, and bears the mark Of blow with
. hand on his face.
Private dispatches from New Orleans,
dated to-day say Collector Hatch has ordered
the schooner Louis McLane to be seized at
Balize on suspicion Of being SLAYER.
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NAMES OF THE DAYS OF The WEEk.-Is it
not strange that Christians should have been
found in the use of names of pagan deties,
as the following Interesting items of history
show:
In the Museum of Berlin, remarks q writer
in Newark contemporary in the hall devoted
to Northern antiquities, they have the repre-
sentation Of the idols from which the days
Of the week are derived. From the idol Of
the Sun comes Sunday This idol is repre-
sented with his face like the sun, holding .
burning wheel, both hands on his breast,
sisnifying his course round the world. The
idol Of the Noon, from which comes Monday,
is habi,ed in a short coat like man, but
holding the moon in bis bands. Tuisco,
from which comes Tuesday, was one Of the
most ancient and popular gods of the Ger
mans, and is represented in his garments Of
skin, according to their peculiar mode Of
clothing. The third day of the week dedi-
Gated to his worship-W OGDEN, from whence
Wednesday. His image was prayed to for
victory. Thor, from whence Thursday, is
seated On bed with twelve stars overhead,
holding hammer in his right hand. Friga,
from whence We have Friday, represented
with drawn sword in his right hand and a
bow in his left. lie was the giver of peace
and plenty. Scatter, from whence is Satur-
day, has the appearance Of perfect wretchcd-
ness; he il thin visaged, long haired, with a
long beard. He Carries pail Of water in
his right hand wherein are fruits and flowers.
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The End OF N,carasuan Fiiibuster,sm.

Nicaragua seer.s to be nov entirely purg-
ed Of Fl busters, with the exception Of a
feeble and desperate band, who, with Walk
err, still occupy portion Of the town OF
Rivas, hemmed in by an overwhelming fore"
Of the allies. The magnificent victory OF
Walker on the 10th Of last month, in which
an almost incredible slaughter was made,
and the total dispersion Of the allied forces
effected, turns out to be, as was generally
anticipated, fabrication. He was in reali-
ty obliged to retire from San Jorge, which
he had attacked, to his camp at Rivas, with
a loss exceeding that OF the Costa Ricans,
if their accounts are to be believed.
The allies are now established within four
hundred yards of his camp his men are
dying or deserving daily by dozens, and are
oblighed TO subsist on deg or mule flesh
while his available force does no; exceed
two hundred men, to which the allies can
probably oppose over ten tunes the number,
well equipped and provisioned- They have,
moreover, taken possession OF San Juan del
Sur on the Pacific, thus cutting off his re-
treat in the rear; SO that the next inteli-
gence from the :, at Of war must report the
drath or surrender OF the iilibus,er chief, as
Escape, save by n miricle, is impossible.
On the Atlantic SIDE of Nicaragua the dis
persion % the fiIibu>ters IS compete, and
the San Juan river Is now open TO commerce
and navigation. The Illinois arrived here
yesterday with a portion Of Lock bridges
force, aud the rest may be expected here or
at New Orleans as soon as they can find the
means Of leaving Aspinwa,l. whittier they
will be conveyed by two British frigates, in
consideration Of .urrendering all their arms
and ammunition. The Costa Ricans have
taken possession Of punta Arenas. opposite
Greytcwn for the interior-N. !. EreniHg
Post
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Ten THOUSAND NoRwEGrASs CoaISG BY
the last European steamers news it was re-
ported that upwards Of 10000 Norwegians
will proceed from Norway to Quebec during
the present summer. Several Of these will
remain in Canada, but the larger portion will
pass on to the Northwestern States Of Anne
RIGA.
Sir Cusack Roney had left England for
Christiana to make arrangements for the
transit Of these persons-from Quebec to their
destination, and also to disseminate iniorma-
the Government.
The immigration from Europe bids fair to
be larger this year than it has ever been be-
fore.
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ACCIDENT AND DEATn.-Airs. MILDRED
SrRAwN, wife of Jacob Strawn, Esq, who
resides about four miles west Of Columbia,
on the road to Rocheport, in attempting to
pass from her house to the kitchen, on Thurs
day evening last, made a misstep, and fell,
her stomach striking a stepping stone and
her side stump. In the fall, pipestem,
then in her mouth, was thrust into the upper
and back portion OF the roof of her mouth.
more than an inch of which stem was buried
in the flesh, taking rather an upward direc-
ton
DR.. A. L. Robinson, of Columbia, was
called in, but medical aid was of no avail !;
she continued to sink, and died about eight
o'clock on Friday evening-about % hours
af,er the accident Columbia Union.
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ASroINETrE BRowS, who was a year or
two ago installed as a pastor Tor pastoress)
oyer a church in one Of the inland towns of
New York, has left the pulpit, and the "lo-
cal newspaper" gives the following explana.
ton Of the circumstance:
"Antoinette was not . woman's rights
man, but full Of womanly tenderness, she
!onged for some object to lavish her aff.c-
iions upon, and thought it was church and
flock she needed. She became at length
Mrs Blackwell, and in due time little lamb
kin was put in her arms She found in this
all she bad lOnged for, and has given up the
whole flock to take charge Of this weak
lambkin. Had she found this sooner the
useless experiment at South Butler might
have been saved"
Perhaps others Of the "s.rong- minded"
might be cured of the woman's rights"
mania by giving them weak lambkins" to
hold.
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UTAH.-A correspondent Of the True Gals
.fornid, under date Of Los Angeles, March
%, writes as follows:
The news from San Bernardino is rather
exciting. The settlers on the rancho have
refused to give up possession to Lyman,
Rich Co, and 1t is currently reported h re
that they have !ortrd ,nense YES Up, about
twelve miles south Of the city. and have sup
piled themselves with arms and ammunition,
and have one large cannon mounted, and bid
defiance 70 the Shcrf and his posse Ii is
also stated that Rockwell, the chief butcher
of the tribe OF Danites, the would-be assaS-
sin of Gov. Boggs, of No, has arrived in
San Bernardino. 1t is reported that Rock
well !. in pursuit of Balm, who was shot on
the Rio Virgin, as is supposed by some Nor
mons. Balm vas brought into San Bcrnar-
dino about three weeks since, badly wound
Cd, and is still there under medical treat
rnent. Il Is stated by Mormons here that
BAN is accused Of the seduction OF one OF
the daughters Of Brigham Young. and come
other Mormon girls The acws from Salt
Lake is also rather exciting 4 messenger
arrived here last week from Utah, with Off
cial reports from that Territory, the officers
of the government there being afraid to
trust the mails. Mr.. ID. Belts, the mcssen
ger, says the public officials set the United
States authorities at defiance, and are pre-
pairing in every conceivable way for brush
with Uncle Sam"
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Gratuitous Exhibition.
Grand ASCENSION UPON A SINGLE
WIRE BY A LADY.

pravious to the commencement OF the afternoon per-
and Immediately before opening the doors Of
Tixon Kemp. Great Eastern Circus, Mile. Louise will
make terrific ascension upon single wire extending
rnm the ground $50 feet the head Of the CT Gus Dag
taft an elevation of 50 or 81 feet Persons living
1t from the place where Mile Louise is adve-
sed to make her grand ascension, had better arrange
to enable them arrive on the ground
he forenoon in order to be in time witness the grand
eat which comes of outside the canvas at about half
,ast o'clock p NJ During the ascension the Csllispe
will be played near the Circus.
Immediately after the Wire Ascension Of Mile. Louise
he Calliope will be placed inside the great Pavilion,
where the works will be thrown open for inspection
# the audience.
The manage also invite any lady among the audience
play upon the steam instrument. II Is played win
ingei board in the same manner as a Piano Forte. .,
The above Company will perform at Morris, May H.
mro CIV HULLBR, Agent.
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S1Arr.rss TRAGEDY NEAR Ne.Brseu.

STARTLING TRAGEDY NEAR NEsBrRGH, n
YoKk.-We cut the following from the New
York Herald of last Saturday:
\ murder has been committed at place
called Hampton, about six miles north of the
town of Ncwburg, that is creating the Ut
most excitement among the people living in
tdat vicinity, on accoun, OF the peculiar sur.
roundings of the crime.
The victim is y young and beautiful fe-
msle, total stranger to the entire neigh
borhood, and whose name is yet unknown,
while so far there has been no clue to the
mu7dvIers, and the whole affair is shrouded
ia inrenetrable mystery.
IL appears that on Thursday last, about
dusk, some OF the villagers deserted the bo-
dy OF younO female On the sand near the
river side. She was entirely naked, and
around her neck Was found cord, and from
this circumstance, as well as from the disior-
ton Of her features, it was evident that her
death had been caused by strangulation. 1t
was supposed that the rufiians had first At.
tempted to violate her person, and then
murder her. None of her apparel was found
and the only article belonging to her that
has been discovered so far, was a large ca
meo breach or brcastpin, which the muir
ders had evidently dropped in the hurry Of
their departure from the scene of the muir
der. The features were those Of very pre-
possessing young female. who could not
have been more than 90 years Of age.
The news of the discovery soon spread,
and liz few hours three thousand persons
visited the scene Of the murder, but no per-
SON was fosnd who could identify the body.
The excitement at the last accounts was still
increasing, AVID no solution had yet been
given Of the fearful mystery.
TN Friday afternoon the Coroner's inves-
tigation commenced at Newburg, and it is
to be hoped that to-day will bring to light
some clue of the perpetrators Of this awful
deed, so that justice may be meted out to
them
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Thin and acrd blood cannot secrete healthy bile, and
therefore the first thing for those vile dysreptc
should be commence the publication OF their blood.
! BRINDRETHS FILLS
No, only purify bat they make the blood richer. and add
those principles upon which its power to disease
depends,
Mid OPERATION WIFI sCCc,SSFUI EFFECT TIE rECr-
7 Lr,RI1Y BRASpRErH's PHi.. Now that may soon
expect genial Spring. it is Of great Importance that
few be used by the wise. Our subject
redundancy Of vat,d bile this season, and it is
dangerous it is prevalent, but Brandrets Pills afford
an invaluable and efficient protection. BY their occa-
siona prevent the collection of those impurities,
which, when in sufficient quantities. much dan
ger dne OF the stomach and bowels. They
soon liver complaint, dy spepsia loss of appetite,
pain the head, heartburn, pain in the breast bone,
! sudden fantness and costivcness. In brief Bran
dreths Pills work their to the of the d
sease cleansing in their passage, removing every
healthy accumulation till the blood purified the whole
system renovated and the functions and duties of life
become pleasure, where before they had been sad
weary burdens
We have thousands Of similar testimonials the fol-
lowing, and such evidence be had from living wit
nesses all around us on every side 1t is from gentle
man of high responsibility whose letter DE
! the Principal Office. lie writes
Il am now fftytwo years of age.
For twenty years have used your Pills my family
dicne and wish other have never had occa-
sion call physician in my family, Save in the sick
mes. of my wife with children,) during the twenty
years" r,rryr,,c
Never extract blood. BLOOD the life. abstractng
n in painf you may occasion the patient
but remember this as only TIE reduction ksseain9
tie po,cer teef And by thus taking away natures
tools you may prevent her from fully repairing the
va es of inflammation, and convert what might only
have been the sickness of few days weeks, into a
! chronic affection of months years
| ,IrRGING BY MEANS OFBRA NDR ETH'S Pills,
This is the means which accords with na.ure-natures
remedy in When sudden, acute, continued pain
then insure security you take medicine
that will surely purge. There be shlly shay-
| Ing, because every minute lost may be fatal.
prpcipal Office, 40 Brandreth Building, 4l5 and Al
Broadway
All Pills with PAL Broadway the box, are counter
| felt.
The genuine are sold by respectable dealers every
| -h.r. G. L. THOMPSON, agent
| aniI-1m Ottdsod, IN.
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SUICIDE OF BANK OFrIcER.-The Peoria

Statesman says:
On Wednesday evening, the Goth inst, a
Mr.. Hale, late teller or cashier of the Wash
ington Uii.) Bank, was brought to our city
and lodged in the county Jail, on a charge of
embezzling the Washington Bank out of
81 900. He had been arrested on his way
east, in Ohio, a little beyond Cincinnati
Yesterday noon. on entering his cell, he was
discovered in state Of inscnsibity, having,
as it was afterwards discovered, swallowed q
large dose Of opium. DIR. Andrew and an
other physician, whose name we did not
learn, were ct once called in, and every ap-
pliance that skill and experience could sug-
gest put into requistion to restore the I'M
happy man. but in vair, and about 4 o'clock,
p. NJ, he breathcd his last.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

UlRL.Y's SAgSAPARILLA.-Fo- the rennv-
nj and permanent cure OF ScrOrula, DySpep-
STA, Bronchitis, Pulmonary Affections and
all cutaneous eruptions arising from an im-
pure or yItiated condition Of the blood. II
stands unapproached in the history Of ,ncdi,
cine. 1t may be used ali seasons with very
decided advantage. bat especially in the
spring and summer sessnn.-Iora R,PuJl!-
can.
Sold wholesale by Scheiffelin. Bro & Co.,
y. y. Russell, Scott & &C., Philidephis,
Pa; Park, Gin, o; Wright & Co, \. O;
Bacon, Hyde 4 Co, St Louis, No; and all
extensive drug merchants.
Sold in Ottawa by d. Walker & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

The New York Courier & Enquirer says
that the rates Of freight to Great Britain are
now extremely low-lower than any time
during the past three years, and there is a
large fleet Of ships in port, which have
heretofore been employed in trade with that
portion of the globe There is very little
prospect Of immediate improvement.