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GEORGE PARIS, PnosnsKron.
w H0 % happy ka annaHnea to tbs eikss
I'M gems III Council Baaafa, and the adjaEtns.
Inc country, that shsy can al an hEmss Cd
sgsrythis pertaining y o. lamhss sraas
Thess waaalng 70 bssssas VIII pIsass can aad
exanalhs bis stock and pgieAs SD SbllNs
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NuCKoLLs q co.
/ GleRwoOas Tswa.
/ svxsxx Monld call the atteptionog
ne people o Mills and I'd. So
D Jelalng eoan les to the fart -
Ethat they have canE isasa their new &C.
house ana have laSt eeeiEsd and opened ona
LOT Ehs iargsat and most varind assortvsrt
oR nsw kpoaas ever hEo's to western iowa.
Our assortment Of Dry Gooas. bosh Of
AmsT ieAR and faFsiEn msnufarknTg are =,
soEasEefs rs W4lI be foand In the wegtsgn
IeSuaEFY.
AmopgoqF 6roesrtss may be found
70 aad- =. 9. Sugar,
b0iariAsd, do
90 sack BIO Coaes,
% chests 4s&, asserted.
So 300, 4 q ID boxed Tea,
800 sacks g.. 4. Salt,
Ice Barrels "a DO
200 sseks Dairy do
90 barrels MoEasses,
20 hf do Syrup,
100 Bsa-staads, all patterns,
baFs&ss easaeards, tin safes, chairs IoQg
ges, mattresses, stands, &C, &c.
100 coax and heating stoves, all patterns
aad sizes.
As& &NaAt3b 4aANENea.
Doors wipdOw-Sash, bEiads, paints oil,
B o oFs AND sHoEs,
We have sixty cases, all sorsH and nat.
saEnss and every thing else that nav be
Found In stores this aide Of Sc LoQia. ON
heavy toss By ere and the failure al 30
saAay bssiL ess houses Throughout de STATE.
base aAown 10 as the necessity Of doihr :
par down business. ThsRefure. we hssa
ADOPTED the pay down business, snd BIZ this
means We hops to Offer such inducements 10
thess that Wish to Pay down fer goods, thai
thay wtEasaFaly purchase.
& By dcaag this kind og business. we ara
not subject 30 loss, by bad dahks and other
losses, ssnaeh surely follows after ersditiur.
VS. % rot pretend 60 cay rs Nebraska civ
and Dmaha City does, that ours IL rHK uEscs
10 sassst gsRy sesaey, bat We do say We will
give y0a mare goods for your money, than
saE ssneF house west Of St Louis.
CaaFaGd examine-~Ho trouble 60 chow
Reoaas Rensselaer, the sign Of the Casap
Casa AteTs, Glanw0od, Iowa. $50
- We hug dry hides, fars, psltFiss,
soFns wh@sss eatss haeoR, pork, wax, talluw.
&c, 30. at highest prices.
jaiy "a, 1855 vsa2la
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M s.. mGDMN AND 90,

N 8, BONN AND Co.,
(Formsriy Waiter q Bohn,1
Manufacturers Of ali kinds Of Plain and
Fancy stick Candy, Sugar Plums, Fsne Al
monds, Gum Drops, guiabs Paste, Raek
Candy, Chocolate Drops, syyups, &c, %.
which we hare always on haAd and oaEeT Ter
sale.
- We are prepared TO ODER arlpariar
Inducements that win satisfy all, who win
give aB thsig eFdars, seps1- 5Td1m
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hEATNEsS AND DISPATCH /
VACCINE maaTH6rE-

VACCINE NOTICE.
Notice To hsreby given that Or. w. r..
MeGlelland has been appointed HVaeefne
PhYsie!2ns" Tor the City Of Council BluEs,
and all persons desiring his services viii
end him In his Omee ia Honnsa DRUG Store
90 L wsr Broadway, from O'Clock A. MI
until O'Clock p. "a, Of each day.
BY order Of the Health Commitee'y Of
City C IaReil.
J. SMITH HOOToE, Chairman.
Feb, 10, 1851. ms
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NOTICE no CONTRACwOma.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals. will bs received az sAa
ands rsagnsas at his 0fscs Until Friday. khe
18TH iass. u O'clock r. NJ, sef euFnlsh.
tng material and laying aowE Il de- VIII 81
me nogtn sids u Broadway from the efass-
ing @ MAdisoa ct. TO the crossing Of Csn-
ire street
The caEhing plank 10 be Inches thlrk Il
u inches syides the Inside asriagas. q j. 4
ne hes mick 4 Inches wids. 81 sdeswrine
ne plank fos the Footway Ia be 1 lie iaeI,.
ss thirk q not 10 exceed In width Z laehee
and 60 be spiked down vita fad. fanaaayy
spikes 2spikss In each szsa ug each 49,,
81 the Enaseriais TO be1sg good aoupd ns.rT
Oak TIE side walk 10 be 4 fses grosa - -
ont. - 50 y
Paymsnt to be made Ia City Warrant ana
-foF every 300 n eonssrueted- For knYthsr
pal 9eulars. snqnfaa &c The (slks peeassIes
FRAxK 9TaxxT.
by order Of the City CouneiI-
SMITH h0oToy, Mayor.
Feb. 10th 1858.
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s@uFMeKm CsaRT@mGy waRa DC
T@M@@ inc Par NJ
W. G. ANDRUs'
waoLEsAE8 AID RxTATE
GROCERY . PROVISION STORE,

Where may be- found fresh assortment
ef Rroslsicns, Via - Butter, Eggs, Lard
cnssse, Baeons 0a&ss Potatoes, Flour,
also za
y M o ~ N o u 81
ssoek IL EIaasy and raaev CrsesrIss
wfiaen wiA Be cold at snail peokts, among
which sas* Ia Sxssss.a kRA fn4fnwvtv. .
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Having made large aaditions 10 0ar sob
9asse, we are prepared 10 de al k4a1.s sss
Printing. Nth
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GREENE, WEARR 4 BENTON.
= BANKERS, E
ARn -. 80
L I N D GEN rs
A'S SEi aLVrES, $50 .'.'', ..s..s..Eo IOWA.
Greene & Wears, Cedar Rznida. Tovga.
Greenas WssFs q Rice, Fort Dsamosas,
Iowa. = : ,
: ~ collections made, taxes paid and
lands purchased and sold In auv nars a
IOWA jaR Z, R&tR
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REAL EST LIE BROKERS'

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

Pstfut laws intended 10 encourage invcstioss, have
bees perverted to smhanan IL htroductios O~
coiunss have from Tins TO time Contained the eaborae
aFgoweSb which have beeo urged before the Courts
1t various times during tbe seven yss war which b"
been passed through and the spirit ofthe struggle may
Be inferred hom the fact that no less than ninety suits
were pending at one tine against the users Of these On.
eines. The inventor and his associates defender oil
their patrons, and the Judges Of the Supreme Court
have finally suttaned them, and decided that hers
wac no cause Of action.
But the public, Ourselves included, have beea SLOW
to believe in the importance of the improvements and
now that the skeptcsm Of the has been over
come. the urdoubted superiority Of the invention fully
established and between 200 AID 800 large engines OF
this character put in successful uss, 1t has arrived al
tie lsst stage Of its uphill career that in which Is
initiated and appropriated By others. Suits for in-
pgement of patent have to be carried on against
parties who attempt, under change Of form, to
embody the substance Of th. invention and prs it Oh
a. competing improvement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

Yesterday was bright sud warm as became aday
Of June. The wird, 20 long bugging the east, had
settled at last into the north west, whence it came
gently and mildly as heart could wish, ripping the
taller graes ard grain into wavelets OF emerald
grace ard beauty. There was 70 vail betwiIt earth
and heaven. and nothing but street dust % vel.
come dust, after 20 many weeks Of mud > to mar
the perfect enjoy ment Of mere existence. 1t wac
day for which any man might we'll be grateful, but
especially fsImtr-one in which the lordliest IN 81
Of business night nationally wish himself loaier,
at liberty to back In sunshine or shade as should
for TIE Nome 1t seem preferable. 1t was day that
gave assurance. Ike the olive leaf in tho mouth Of
Ncsh dove that the waters were at last assuaged,
and that seed tine aud harvest should not fail.
Millions must have enjoyed it who have not waited
till BOW TO besd its lesson Of Odmonition and
gratitude.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

The SWill Milk Investigation was continued yes
terdsy, OILY two Of the Committee being present.
From the manner in which the affair procee1s it
is pretty certain that The dstlery interest will pre-
vail, e. that TIE rank and nasty poison sent forth
under the meme Of milk will receive the protection
cf the Committee, if not Of the whole Common
Council. There is not physician OF respectable
ard responsible character in the world who viii not
urbeslta,inely pronounce the stu to he deeterlous
to tesl'h, if not positively pOisonous; yet alcohol
ard sxlll will beat the doctors out of sght-h the
soyy., snS ;yfant mortality viii continue to make
up from sixty to seventy per gent OF the annual
aggregate of deaths in New-YoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

Tie Commissioners of Emigration yesterday paid
visit to The Hospital ard Aims House on Wards
leland, accompanied by the Mayors of Brooklyn and
Albany, several ex.Commssioners and few other
citizens Some hours were spent in inspecting the
,sious wards, including The school-room hospitals,
&c. The cleanliness and order everywhere prevailing
wac highly creG.abe to the Warden, Capt. Pilsbury.
Tie hospitals, consisting Of long, narrow, one-story
edifces with grassy interval of several rods between,
have proved far more conducive to sanitary result,
than the great high buildings usually erected for hog
pital purposes, go that the Wards Island model is
beginning to find mitators in Europe. The venti-
ation ia ample and admirable. The falling of in imni-
grafton mss greatly reduced the number CT emigrants
now dependent On public charity for subsistence while
the Warden has been able to supersede hired nurses,
abo:ers, &C. to gres. extent, by the labor Of the
benefcaries. We were gratfed by an assurance from
the President that there was no present probability
that the funds Of the Commission would prove made
quse. 70 as to impel application TO the State for
n LEI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

The Triumph Of the Derby Ministry in the esbate
on the India Question hiss teen followed by tri-
umph az complete in the disposal of that question.
Mr.. Ca,dreH has uahdrauH his resolution Of CEN
sre "a cefest to the Pamerston cabal more over
wbelmiEg than a1y imaginable division could nave
beer. The triumph Of tie Ministry is the TIL
uDph Of tie principle Of Humanity IN the
treatment Of the conquered people Of Dude, aud IN
effect an instruction to the British commanders IN
India to temper their severity with mercy. The
rtbukc Of Lord Canning's Proclamation by Lord
Enenborough was most emphatic, and, though its
author sigred, the debate was maintained BY the
MnistIy on the ba.is Of thorough justification OF
his act, aid an admission Of their own responsible
III therefor. Tie verdict Of Parliament, there
FORE is scarcely less triumphant thar if Lord Ellen
borough had quietly retained his position.
The victory Of Lord Derby is not Tory tri-
umph. Tie principle affirmed is not consehia to
the spirit of Britieh conservatism, any more than
was that of Catholic Emancipation, or the Abol.
titn Of the Corn Laws. 1t is the Radical or Ad'
vanced Liberal sentiment which has triumphed oy
assuming its natural position of arbiter between
the two oEgsrchc faction. Of hereditary legislators
and al but hereditary placemep, and sustaining
either 60 far as its supper! is consistent with
Justice, progres,, beoignity. If the Radicals will
but perseyere in this course for ten years, they
may thereafter form Cabinets instead Of merely
upho.Jiug or upseatipg those formed alternately
by Whe. and Tories. Let Roebuck aud Brr.:sat,
Golden and Lay ard, act steadily Inc princ!f"'e
sfirmed in their course on this question. and the
progress of Reform in Great Britain must be
alkr steady and rapid.
The Ministry i, of course greatly strengthened
by the failure of the Cardwell attack, and will
hardly Low be overthrown at this Session. We
shall rejoice TO learn that their wisdom, energy
and prudence arc such as will enable them to sur
mount all difficulties until England shall be pre-
pared for truly Liberal Ninistry, whose chief will
of course be some one else than PalmerstOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
xxxvth CONGRESS-. -. First se.,ssss

SENATE. ..wAsnrscros, June Iis&.
TIE business was Of no public interest UNTIL eocs
when
Mr.. MASON procured the consent of the cssiss
make the resolutions concerning the Britisia aggW
eio M the specisl order for Saturday noon.
Mr.. HOUSTON tTexssl tried to bring uphbresiS
tons in reference to protec crate over Mexico. i.
in speaking 70 tse resolution, be ssid that, -
Government Of this nation do not interposs ~
eme Of outraged humaoity in Mexico men wiz. u
oupd who viii net shrink fom interpesisg 70 pres"
their rights ard the IA hts of their fellow. e,zens
He himself could no. hesitate If necessity densnos
i'm to do 80. They who DO will neith., BIO ha1e
he name of fillbusters smensbe to the rertsSs.
fmsraudlng. Therefore he demanded an excsossss.
yyess ard nays Of opinion by the ,snate " - y.
whether they Will really do anything CO Dcthisg J"
matter.
Mr.. HUNTER IVA hero suggested tbaiie- ~
] ne Senator would accept tho Senator exfs~Srs'"
pinion az decisive.
\ vote was taken with ihe following result: ,,,,s.
Tenn hsloIy. Polk, Pugb, Rice, sr.Gsas So" '''-
fcenbs, TI.n6ui, Wade, .W:sht-ie IN. CO
pron Clark Clay CoIsIner D.sis Dix ~ DalEas 1890
foot, Fos.<r Green, Ii,nn. Hammond H.r.H ss.s
sep, Jones, Kennedy. k-ss. AssoD Pearce' ~aS
Inempsen thy.h Wilson al Yulce-S. .,s.
The Miscellaneous Approp..at:on al IS
MIR. SIMMONS R- H. intro ivoee a, az sgsstn ~
| ktgtHy rearaDgsneLt VI the IsTil' WIZ
Mr. CIITiENpEN Qz) easroi en- a.ssd a.s,c
to continue tie publication vi Ameie.n san Pa "a
srce 1872 printing $500 copies to- Gevesnse ,sr
ord for tie use VI tie public Libraries ss'
Governments. cyW-
Mr. IOOMBS tGs) opposed 1t, ard Me s sssIiERCy
AID IN. l.h BENJAMIN ,Ls.), ana '~
| tPs. }, supported IL. ..,d ths
Mr.. FEsSENDEN (Me.) moved 70 a. 10
emerdmert by limiting tie present progress
| Wolk tn yoluuss. Lost. .sisg tts
Mr. TOOMBS moved to suend b. Pf oos.ii pst az
lie piice for the publication Of The wc a Ia vait
c,ed tho pres,rt p,ces ef PUBLIC p'''''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

Tie latest accounts from Mexico do not present,
with tie exception of the defeat and dispersion of
Gsrzas army which was besiegug Tsmpico, any
material charge in the position of affairs The de-
feat of CARA would seem to have been result of
the revolt Of tho national steamer the Guerrero
from tie Constitutional party to the Zulosgs side.
At the time Of Ter revolt she was on the way from
Vera Cruz to Tampico, with military supplies to
a,sist Cara in bringing the siege Of Tampico to q
conclusion. The supplies carried BY the revo!sd
steamer into the harbor CT Tuspan furnished the
necessary ammunition and artillery for an attack on
Cara himself. In the early part Of May, Gen.
Mejia-who is described as little wthered, full
blOOded Indian, wholly illiterste but with fluid
Of native ssgacity-descerded from the table-land
back of Tsmpico at the head of body Of half
naked and -tod leves about eight hundred foot
and two hundred horae. On the 18th combined
attack was made on Garzs, the garrison in the
town sallyiDg cut against him. ard by nightfal all
the redOubts Of the besiegers, by which for two
months preceding the commerce Of the town had
been interrupted and its inhabitants so much an.
LOyed, were in possession Of the assailants. Nearly
all GsTzas guns and munitions fell into the hands Of
the victorious troops CARA himself hed not,
however without severe loes, and his forces sp-
pear to be entirely dispersed, Tanpico is again
open to commerce. and business was reviving
Meanwhile the Guerrero had proceeded to block
AIDE the port of Vera Cruz. The commerce of that
port seems to be nearly at an end, as at the last
advices there were only two foreign vessels there
Intercourse with the interior is kept up 80 far as
relates to passengers and the mails, which pass
without interruption to and from the City of Mex
leo, but the conveyance of merchandise is not at
tempted. The Zuloaga forces under Echeagaray,
which still remain at Cordova, are represented BY
the Vera Cruz papers as unpaid and half starved;
but these accounts are not to be implicitly relied
upon.
1t is stated from the City of Mexico that Osollos,
having been furnished, by means Of forced loan,
with 1920, 900 and come 500 recruits, was about
to take the field sganst Alvarez, who was threat
rripc Tolucs and Cuernsvaca. From the north
there was DO further information. The Constitu-
tional Government, under Juarez, had been formally
Installed at Vera Cruz; but appearances are not
very suspicious for its long maintenance.
1t i. stated that in the City of Mexico end espe-
cally in official circles, the feeling was very bitter
on the subject OF the proposed American nterven'
tion in the affairs OF Mexico. The official journal
,peaks in very vehement terms against tie doni-
peerine and encroachpg Americans, and evea &C.
cuses the American Government Of dishonest de-
lions in relation TO Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

Our telee rspbc correspondent sent as word yes
terSay. from Washington, that the Fice-Presi-
dent had ordered the refectory attached to
the Senate to be closed, en- account OF the
obvious injury TO the progress of legislation from
il. added to the fact that it creates personal
difficulties. The personal difficulties which were
the immediate stimuant to this precautionary
measure were, We suppose, those that occurred
the day before between Slidell and Douglas, aud
Green and Clay While Douglas was speaking ST.
dell undertook to interrupt and annoy him BY forced
coughs ard loud laughter. Douglas objected -
that style Of meeting what no had to say, but II
Slide had anything in the way OF argument no
should be happy to hear it. sidell declared-sud
we must confess, whether on the erolnd Of G"
general capacity or of his particular state st the
moment. not entirely without reason-shat this call
upcn him for argument was insulting and impertl-
cent, sdd pg en- iutimaticR that though he could
Let argue be was ready to fight, either there or
eIeewhere.
In tie course Of the same session, while Green
of Missouri was speaking, johnson Of Arkansas
expressed a natural aud excusable impotence, by
calling cut "question." Green declared that no
would net submit to such treatment, and not
beng III a state to distinguish much between ono
Senator ard another undertook to call Clay to &C.
count for the interruption, creating such a dis
tuIbsrce that the Senate, by way Of staviDg off a
fight had to adjourn. 1t is all very well in the Vice
President 70 tske measures to keep Slidell aud
Green sober, but it will require something more
than that to make gentleman Of either of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

ARREST OF YoUsG GIRL on THE CHARGE OF
vAGnAscY-HER ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION BY HER
FORMER MlsTREss-Yesterday girl named Elvensr
Cegg, sged Il, was brought before Justice Cornwel
OF Brooklyn, OIL the ehsrge Of vagrancy having been
arrested at house Of prostitution kept bya woman
named Julia Brown, in Greene street, New-fork
The complaint was made by the mother Of the girl
who lives in Classon avenue, in Brooklyn. George
W. Percy e1-Poce Justice Of New-York, appeared
On behalf of the gir-who absolutely refused to 90 with
her mother-and quoting the statute, held that the
Justice had no jurisdiction in which view the justice
conceded and the girl was liberated. Mr.. Percy con-
Quoted her TO the carriage, opposite the Hal, where
Julia Brown was awaiting to take her back 10
New.York. Mr. b. J. Blsnkmsn, who appeared
for the mother of the gin, advised her TO take
the daughter by force. She proceeded to do
co. aided by the people, and got her out OF
the carriage. The girl followed her mother with
reluctance and told her that she might take her away,
but she oud not live with her. 10 the attempt to
take her daush fiom the custody OF Mr. Percy, the
mother wss rudely pushed aside by that person. upon
which several men attempted 20 strike, but were pre-
vented by the crowd which surrounded the party
Percy was immediately after arrested and taken be-
fore Juttice Cornwel, who held him in 500 bal! To
await examination on the charge Of assault and bat
terry, which was get down for Friday afternoon at 1
O'Clock. Subsequently, Jul, Brown was arrests. on
tie complaint of ex.Msyor Hail. upon the charge Of
attempted abduction. Size was brought beso5e the
Justice, and Mr.. Hail stated that he never saw such
bgh-bsDded outrage attempted urder the very eyes Of
justice before, and his only wonder that the wo-
man was not mobbed and driven out Of the city Mrs.
Brown Wa CONN ttei TO jail in deiau, OF 1900 bail
Her examination ls to take place this afternoon. The
er who was the GAUGE Of al the trouble was taken ia
lie home Of her mother by two policemen She avowet
her Intention Of leaving soon she could get away
AID 90 20 her father who, it appears, lives in New
Haven. The affair created great deal Of exctemen
smcpg certain haDgeis-on about he City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

Tie wiscor sin papers are yenti@ting the affairs
Of the Milwaukee and Lake Superior Railroad
..Con pany," which has for some years had "a local
"lah;tstion and name in that State, but which
has. according to the current phraseclosy, fallen
into temporary difficulties in consequence Of the
financial revulsion, or "panic.' Its doirg' wero
Investigated by Committee of the late Legislature
Who fou1d its asscts ga beggar.y account of empty
b, ,e.," AID the Integrity Of its managers good
6esl below gar. Briefly the Directors named III The
set Of incorporation organized iair Company with
,ut paying in sry cash. only pretending to pay ia
f.s per cent. on theiE s.ock. sud psyicg tbs in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
come Gu. Of the struggle in tie House OF Councr'
Mr.. Cs,dwen having withdraw as

come cut Of the struggle IN tie House Of Con0 o.'
ttiunphsrt Mr.. Caldwell having withdrs" n DIS
rtolut 90 Ct cersure. It's result Is IN gre"
nemure attributable to tie publication o. co'te-
spondence between SIR Jsues Oatran AID Lord
Csnnire. in Which the former stronsy Pro'es"
against the COLTS cation il Dude. The contract
between the Atlantic Telegraph Company aud tue
British Government lad been s'gred and sea'ed. IL
is fer period Of twenty five years from tie date d
success Serena! son,piracies, which are probably
branches of ore great con'PTa'y' had been ois.
discovered in Spain, and number Of arrests had
been mede In Italy Mazzinan rising us apPre
b. nded, which Mazzini himself is said to be upon
tie spot directing. Naples had, ia effect rejected
tie 4, msnd Of FL gland 10 the Cagliari affair tue
question with Sardinia was still open, aud Naples
was fortiy ing ard armipg. The Turkish Govern
neut is said to have consented to settle nens
With Menteregro, in consequences Of threatened IN
teIvention by France. Prince Napoleon IS TO leave
fer Algeria, Of which he is to be Governor, with
full powers, in July. Cotton had advanced; Bread
ttufTs were dull; Consols closed at 95s.