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PURE POTASH, IN TIN CANS.
II. T. nabb,n. O. Il 20 Washington st.


NY, aud - India 81. Boston.
rCIIE proprietor II this Potash has for many
wear. seq the necessity ~ having some re-
I,able stanLarl ur the strength of potash. The
aIaltetation ha. become general, that Il has,
notW outstanding n. valuable properties, gone near.
|, out ~ nee. The proprietor has taken the re-
sna.,hlit, ~ sub.crib,ng hi. name 10 every pack
age and warrants the strength ~ L. unriorm, aud
when used alNays producing the same results.
Potash man, time. !, adalcraied with SALT
which 4. destruction IN making % =, u makes
the ladies' say they did not have good lnck, sc.
One other reason that Potash has goue Dot Of uso
.. IL !. 80 unpleasant 90 handle. being pot up IN
.ooden casks, becoming liquid ~ many eases, and
very troublesome 20 the retailers.
Nov the proprietor 6r.t obtains pure Potashes,
alway. l.iag the same strength add producing the
same results; aud " 10 warrant Il 10 all eases, "
the direction, are follovcd, To produce double the
effect ~ making soaps, and all other purposes io'
which IL !. used Full directions ior making ih.
let Of Soft, Hard. 90 Fancy Soaps. II y made
With very little Iroable. The lcy - prepared ~
Eve 90 ten minutes.
NJ. Potash warranted to cut lb.. grease in,o
good Soap.
u NJ. viii make a barrel ~ beautiful soap
Direction. ior m,king -of soap; d'fectionsior
making Hard SOAP; direction. 6r hundries and
hotsls: directions ior cleaning cotton waste that
ha. l-eu u.cd ~ cleaning machinery Of all Kinds
direction. ior u.irg this Potash w the place Of
Sal Soda; directions Cor sticking lndia rubber
soes on shoes.
Al the above direction. accompany each can. y
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Lost

TOWN ORDER. drawn by the sslseimen
n 9th ~ Of Bethel, payable To the 'ab.ei''
Ter, iof the sum Of thirty -niae doar', dated Jah'
18Th isSs. sad npmberrJ Que hundrrd aud eleven.
Al p-t.on. are cautioned against purchasing
said order. a, paymeat has hcsn ,toppci on the
.,m. II. x. FOSTER.
Albany. Jan, ~, isSs. ~
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The Shoals and QuickSands
OF UTH.


JUST PUBLISHED THE 81 EDITION.
OS srLRNiroHRHrA OF sEHis.L
~ DIsIIsIs.-A scientific Treatise On the
ireat,aent and perfect cure Of Nerycas Debility,
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emission, lmPo.
i.nce. Sc, Ue.ulting from vicious h,bi. acquired
during the critical passage from Youth To Man
hood. by Dr.. CULvERwEl.L. Member OF the
ROYAL Collese u Surgeon. Of England, (ls57)
I.icsrisie OF the Hall tls2i.) and - years Re.i.
dent Practitioner in London. Author OF the "ouide
10 iIeallh," "Green Book ,""iios To b. Happy"
Memoir, II Single and Married Lille" &c.
Thi. small, but highly valuable Treatise, writ
ten by a worJ renowned Physician and Surgeon,
paints out the only sure and petmaDent cure for
all disease re.ubing from sell abuse, add !. the on.
" publication Of il kind written ~ l-oe'o'en'
spilIt and b, scienii6c man. IL should ~ IN the
hands uf all who value their life. health and hap
pines. here aud hereafter.
Pitcr, IL cents, or I stamps, at the receipt OF
which IL will 10 sent, post free, and vel secured.
b, Dr. eli. KLINE, No. 40 lat Avenue, Box
45s6, New York. 5nisi
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WANTED,

sOO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to &C, a. To-
COO cal and travelling Agents, 10 a business
easy, useful and honorable. at a salary Of 500
per moalh. A capital Of IS only, Is required.
No patent medicine or book business. Full par.
iieular- given free 20 all who enclose a postage
stamp or tire. cent piece, and address
IL WM. JOHNSON, Shandown, n. ~
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Go anl alter Monday the 2l'.
the Steamers LEWIS.
tsSXlR Ton .Cspt. Grover ksIeHr
ui--S>-..> .ni MONTREAL, Capt. =.
A pEtNrT,wtil rua 80 fsllo~ss
t.,,. NtI.utir Whatf. ruulsad, ever, Monday
Tg..l,,. WsIas.iay. Thut.d., All Friday, 1t
: o',lsrk r., ADD Csolu,l ~had. Boston. every
W,,l.,. Tus.I,,. wciassdsy, rhursdsy and
TriIa,, at 5 .'slnck T.. VI.
Fare, Boo C,hia, sl'sS
ouu,rA, 100
N. Each h,at - fifaishsl w,'h lstgr
uubsr OF state rooms. icl ,hs accommodated nj
,Ii-.anI fauilies; ani trsselists are rsu'nde,l
tb.tb takipg the hur. much ssstng uf time and
.,,.u.r siiI b. made, ani that the Inconvenience
of arriving on Bo.tou al late houts OF the nighI
wiII b. avoiist.
The hlats arrive in season'nf passenger toiaks
th.s,rIi@.t tr.tns oct ofths cits
TIE Csmpan, sfr not rsspnnsib'e iof baggage
90 an amBu4t rNr~eiing $50 in 'alus, snd that
.r.aa,I, unls,s uoiice d, s,'sn ani rid io' 81 the
tate oi oae p,.ssnger Zoe s'sry $500 adii,'on'
value.
r.sish,, taken a. usual
l.. BILLINGS, AEsnt.
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easy, useful aud honorable, at a SALARY Of 500
PER MONTH. A capital OF s5 only required.
NO patent medicine or book business. Full par
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stamp 81 three cent piece, and address
An MARTYR, 4 aistow, Nh
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"Buy mo and I'll do you Good"
Now !. the time To use the great
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Dr. Langiey's
Root and Herb Bittcrs,

Compared u sar.apuilh. wild Cherry, yellow
Dock, Priekb Ash, Thogoughwou, Rhuharb.
Mandrake, Dandelion, &c, al of which are 80
compounded a. 20 act "a eoaceu and assist nature
isrrsdirstng disease.
Prcs only Is cts. Coz the pint, and ~ IL cts
Coz the quart bottle.
10. Langley, Proprietor. II Marshall street,
Boston. Mass.
CIV. Atwsll, Portland, general agent for We.
Sold by Andrews 4 Bate., Paris lIill; WA. Rust
So. Paris; T.. Atwood 4 Co., Buok6sld; and
b, dealer. in medicine everywhere.
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Nnihlnc.

Form a clnb u l'pr and fcmi, the price Of four
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The New American Cyelopadia.
POPULAR DICTIONARY oF
General koos L~dfe.

Edited b, GroNGr RirLrr and CHitr ~
DIS,, Assisted by a numsrous tat select
Cop. d Writers.
Thi, work will b. pul,li.hsi sNela'i'sly b, sub
.cfipi,or. ia IS large s'o. volumes, each o"n'',a
ing $50 two colunn pages. Nov. !. INV tr'dy'
containing over 1900 originally Wriicn ariich''
~il h. ssnt b, mail In any sdirrs'. TIE Of post
age. Pic. psf VEL. Cioih. 81, l,l+sy 'H~,
-aihes. - 80; hall Morocco, -; hall ~
TIA. SISO.
n o,det that large circulation may 10 given
10 Ihi. ~-k, the Puhl.her. also ''sus u ~ - &C.
numl-rs. cunt,in,ns ~ pages zach. and : parts
conisining 256 psgr. zach. (E'ey lour'h numhrf
anil each on- dollar pat containing q steel p','s
portrait Of some distinguished man) lhose ~ho
prefer paving 5f The ~otk at the rate 81 - cents
81, 90 Z. sts time. ~,l h. enabled H. do 80, de-
,,dsrslum ~h,ch met, With ready rr'Pon'e tom
,,f many. and ~h,ch II !, ihorght Pef'on Of
ussleratr means will avail himself Of.
Nov :. the time to REGISTER ones name Tor this
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AT w Z L LIS
Wild Cherry Bitters,

For yIHEdCs, Biliohf 'o|fsaiHf, FWEeH.'' -
tf,,n,,s, Lru Complaints. H,adaeA', L0D q
App,tii,, GHual D,L,iiy, Sc, s..
These Bitter. contain, beside. the Wild Chez.
", sir.apsTilla, Gentian, and scvrril other high.
" valuable Vegetable Medicines, aud will be iouoa
an invaluable medicine COR all .easons Of the year.
more especial, - in the Spring aud Summer.
They cleanse the stomach. regulate the bJses,
improve the dgesiioa. correct the bile purify the
blpod. and give new tone aud lie TO the whole
system.
Directions.--Takef from table spoonful TO
half vine glass full. three times day, ten or 10
minutes before eating.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
CONSUMPTION Durable
NJ I'm ust OF
FOUSEL'S PABULUM WIFE

This vegetable production ha.
p,ov-d itself To b. the mo-, remark.
ible preparation ever discovered,
70, The efiectnsl cure of
Pulmonary Consumption,
add al.o of Coughs, Colds, Sore
nee. Of the Chest, Bronchisl Iui.
ln,ioa. aud all ether affections Of
the passages. which have ,endee'
cy To- produce that frarful malady
IN those prcdispo'cd.
hi, wonderful discovery. from
it, volatile nature, gives NapoTs
hecly and consequently act. direct
" upoR the lnag. ani a'r passages,
arrest. the development 81 iuler-
cIss IN ID. lung., and In their soft
rsing process. causes the matter
10 h. exp-cioraied without difficult
", AMI sdsc,ualIy heal. the ulccra-
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FLEMING BROS,
60 Woop ST., PrrTsBuRGH, PA.
Sole Propricfora.

n. ~. nay & co, Portland, Gensr'l Agsn,'
for Maine. for ,alc b, Andres. Bates. Pare
II,lI; VIM. \. Ru.t. south Paris; thas. Mason,
Bethsl; u. ". Noble. South Waicrioui; Oliver
Porter, Waterford; &. 4. Chase Son, Dix
held: T.. Atwood 4 Co.. aud &. II. Atwood,
Ruek6sll; J. T.. Iluhlsrd 4 Co, Hiram; wil'on
4 Leighton add u. I. No,e., Norway. -
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ISrAILIBIE RENE DY.
Iw+n aDab. al

~ - u apaBS al
Ope Hundred Dollar. will h. paid 10 any Ply
.ieiaa Who can prove that the medicine e'ef ~
jurc, a patient; aud the tes,imoay ol lhou-'nd'
can h. produced 10 prove that Il ba' d"n' great
ruod. Ca.e. of from one weck to thideen ycaI'
.,,,I;,g b,y. been effected The mass 81 VOL
uNTARY TIES rIMoNY in po.sc'.'on 81 the
Proprietor. youching Il. virtues and curative
powers, !. immense. embracing names vel known
10 SCIENCE AND FAME.
100000 Bottles have been sold,
All MT a sngie instance Of = iA'lore reported
PERSONAL, appeared leiorc me, an Alderman OF
The e,r, Of philadelphia. ~. 4. llslmlold. Chem
~, whn b.iny dolly sworn does .iy, that his pre-
,,,,t,on contain. ~ Narcotic, Mercury, or inIu-
,,,o,i. drug, bat are purely vegetable.
n. +. HELMBuLD, Sole Manufacture.
Sworn anil subscribed before me this z5d dA'
Of November, 1854. .. 80,
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How to obtain the Cyeloprdia.

I. ~ applying To the NEAREST regular ocn''itn-
tod agent ~ CITY o. io~n. o. had the name TO q
book.sisr.
n. u, rrmitiing 10 the Publishers the sHnoun,
be one vol. 90 mnt,, iof onc ~ morr ~ paris
OF G,f on. ~ more unnlsr. See price, sin'e.
lm,nrdalrl, upon rcccipt 81 the money the b'os
~ill h. ,snt fi,r ofpo.pg,, 10 'lfong wpppets. 10
an, addf,.. Nuhin 300 miles "a the United
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4, eur,. Nsrvou, and Dsbilimied sufferers, and
removes al the symptoms, among which
will be- found.
I,I;,position "a Neriion, lo's ofPower, lsoss OF
Memory, Difficulty Of breathing, Gsn"ral Weak
,.... Horror 81 Disease, Weak Nerves, Tfem-
ILior, Dreaded horror 81 Death Nish' S~sar'
C,I Feet. WaLefhlness, Dimncss 81 Nisioa, lan-
r,,,. Un,vet.aI la..itndc OF the Muscular System
Omen snormou. Appetite with DlspepIc Symp-
toms. Hot Iland.. Flushing Of the body prlne''
III the shin, Paliid Couatenanee, and ernpiions on
the Pace, Pain in the Back, lleaNinsss OF the
E,sld., Frrqusntly black spots hying heiofe the
E,es With temporary suhusions and boss 81 sights
want 'sttsution; Great mohilityi Rsstessness'
with horror Il Society. Nothing !. more desirable
60 such psiienis thaa solitude, anh Nothing they
more dead for fear Of ihemsel,es; NJ fspose Of
Manner; no Earnestness; no Spcculatioa. buta
hurrir,. tfansitinn from one question: o. another.
Ths.. symptom. II allowed 10 ~ oa-which
thi. medicine Invariably rsmoves-soon Ellnws
Loss Of POWER, fArUlTi, AND EPl-
IEisTIC FIrS-in one of which the patient may
,Npit.. WI. can say that these sNcrsses are not
frruueutl, followed by tho.s dirsinl d'srasss-IN-
SANITY AND CONSUMPTION h" Iec-
ofis of the Iassne Asylums. and the mslancho'y
hath. by Consumption, h~ar ample witness 10 the
,,y,h al the.e assertions. ~ Lunstc A.Slnus the
I mos, melancholy sSh,biton app~ars. The ooun'
,snancr !, actuall, sodden and quito 5c'u'o'e--
/ neither ninth ~ grief ever welt. H. Should a
.ouni fths voice occur. u is rarely hriiculale'
with woshl measures van despair
| Low sulirn soands DO. gt,sf heguied.
/ D,b,ity 10 most tsfriblr' and has bfonsh'
| thousands upon thousands 10 uutimely u-'es,
[ thus blasting the ambition Il many noble yoalh''
| Il can h. cured by the use Of thu
INTALLIBLE REM Df.
| If,ru are suffering With ANY u the above DIS
irs..,nr ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT III.
Gnu SiIl cure 700. Fry !, aud BE- convinced Of
ns efficacy.
BEWARE of QuACH NOsTRuMS and
uuACK DOCTORS, Who ialssly is'st u ah'l'.
,ss and releunee.. Ciitens kn"w and avoid
hem AMI ave I.ong Suderng. Money ADD espo-
.ur,, b, .sudn. ur cilling ior abotts Of this pop
Mar anl Specific l,smedy.
n alla,, ~ pain and Inflammation. - perfectly
pleasant 10 u. taste ana odor. bat immediate "a D"
/ srtion.
-
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!l

|, eurs. Nsrvou. aud Debilitaied sufferers, and
removes al the symptoms, among which
will be- found.
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taines, giquOrs, IL.
CHAS. McCOLGAN & BRO.

f&A CHAS. McCOLGAN & BRO,
LE@Es No. S SARATOGA STREET
NEAR GAY.
Have on hand and offer for sale all Of the approved
brands Of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS which
they prepared 10 sell the most reasonable terms
Ihey enumerate in part. viz: BRANDlES. of different
brands, in public stores; HOLLAND GIN; Port sherry
Madeira and Malaga WINES; JAMAICA SPIRITS of su,
perior quality; Irish, Scotch and Pure Old Rye WIS
KEYS, of fine quality and flavor; KINMEII &c &c;
all of which the public invited call and examine for
themselves diff
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-06

F-E-EA l,oUU BbS. NIAINULlA WHlS-
iss|sy KEYS. n. Pike & Co.'s Cincinnati, ORlGI-
@s==a-f7AN AL MAGNOLIA WHISKEY, which has so
emneny maintained its high reputation in every part
the United States during the last twenty wears will
henceorth always he found in supply furnished
to the trade at CINCINNATI PRICES by the subscribers
appointed SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for the
above old Dstilleries.
The public cautioned against the spurious initiative
brands which envous parties have long on ur-
chasers Their great inferority Pixies Original Mag
nolia may electually serve to detect them
W. GRANGE & co,
Exchange Place
ALSO.
Pixies superior deodorized COLOGNE and other Spirits
at lowest market prices. Il
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EEALL 4 LONEY,
z Il SHIPPING IND COSEkTS.SION MERCHANTS
No. So BUCHANAN'S WHARF,
BALTIMORE,
Give particular attention TO consignments of SUGAR,
iOLASSES, COTTON, COFFEE, RICE FISH, PR0TIS-
IONS. FLOUR, GRAIN, &c; also fill orders for
fe22f
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tts@4j j. E. CHARRON & CO., AGENTS
eS=s32-azs@ FOR VINE ARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRA nee,
Have just received offer very superior COGNAC
BRANDIES, vintage 1911. Charron Pere fills Brand En-
lie Belmont Il Co, Cognac Brandes, various vntages;
Bordeaux CIaret Wines from low finest grades; Bur
gundy Wines from Medium very best grades produced
in France; superior White Wines; Champagne Wine,
various brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH Wits
KEYS of prime qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also, on consignment, 10 bhs. very old and prime
Monongahea Rye Whskeys TO bbis very old copper dis
illed Bourbon Whiskeys 200 bills fine medium grades
Bourbon and Rye Whiskcys to which invite the atten
ton of of pure liquors Office No. 134 LON
BARD STREET doors east of Hanover. ap5tf
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2 MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

Received per steamers and for sale by
JACOB HEALD & CO.,
n27-f No. IS :. Gay street
T EAT TOBACCO
i $40 bales Havana Tobacco, very fine
10 Yara
Just received and for sale by
JACOB HEALD & CO.
n27-tf No. rs S Gay street.
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Later from rpor,s,a.


The Tampa Peninsalar, q zoe zTth ult., publishes
the speech Of Col Rector 10 the Indians in council.
and also the speech Of Tuckabatchis Micco, the
Creek Chief advising the semlnoles to emigrafe to
the West Col. Rector informed them that in add-
ton to the advantage secured 10 them by the treaty.
made three years ago, they would receive $500 for
every warrior and 800 for every woman and child
Iemigrafing that they wonld be forwarded free Of
! expense % their new homes. and woaId be clothed
and fed for one year from the time Of emigration.
The Seminole chiefs wess 70 give fnal answer on
the 9th ult- The correspondent of tse PeninsuIar
says sf ..s5.-
: Well satisfied with our expedition. We retnrnes
home 10 full faith that for The soldiery in Florida,
Is Otheilos occupations gone and that for the good
citizens Of Fiorida the unusafion has been Oh
tanned "a devoufly 10 be wished.r
The truth is these Indians have bern driven 70 the
wal, by patience and perseverance,; careful study
Of the Typography of the country 10 gradual explo-
peninsuIar. Their fields and towns have been found,
plaged and destroyed !; their women and children
have been hard pressed aud many of them captured :
and now, at the most opportune moment the Govern
ment sends Col. Rector-a man who has lived on the
frontier Of Arkansas for many years. and who is per-
feety eonTersant with a the taifs sf Indian eharae
er-bseked up by well selected delegation. to make
eveTtures Tor peaceful removal We feel satisfied
that n Col Rector. assisted by Col. Rutherford Is
supported BY the Gouernment In carrying out all his
promises 10 good faith. the Indians in Florida will
h0stiIifies - -
Col Rector has acted wisely in refusing an eonnec
ton with any faces familiar 70 the bostes ia FLORIDA.
ne has resisted the opportunities Of men familiar
on their lips, /" Alas poor fndian!1 and hss made
them honest promises, which be is satisfied he can
fulfill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-02

CouSTERFEIrERs.-0n Monday last man, calling
himself L. Dunning, was arrested in Vicksburg, on
charge OF passing counterfeit money. He had been
in the town several months, but was stranger and
circumstances seemed to indicate that he had all
along been in the habit of receiving spurious bank
notes and putting them in circulation in the country
and small towns of Mississippi and Louisiana. The
Southron says:
There must be. at some point or other, a regularly
organized association Of counterfeters who have
agents OF correspondents in this city, and it is the
duty not only of the officers, but the community at
large, to watch closely, and detect, II possible the
guilty parties. We have no doubt there hundreds
OF dollars of spurious paper currency in circulation
within reach Of Vieksburg. great deal oi which Is
very difficult to detect, mostly upon Canal Bank, New
Orleans, and Virginia banks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-02

IoEBERGs IN THE SoUTH-Cspt. Sissou, of the
ship Mary L. Sutton, from the Sandwich Islands, at
New Bedford, reports that on the 2sth Of January,
in lat. 81 10 s., long Al As w. saw from the main.
mast as far could be seen in an +. s. E. and W. 8.
W. direction, twentythree islands of ice the smallest
Of which not less than $50 feet high The largest
iceberg was perfectly level top, and one in parti
cular, which passed very near, was not less than
one mile in length. There was also large quantities
OF drift ice, which was constantly falling from the
bergs at p NJ but one large island in sight ahead,
having sailed by log SO miles directly through the
line of ice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-02
relegraphed 70 be New Orleans CrescenI.
ADDITIONAL BIZ THE PERSIA.


H ~ France -se ~
Rudio was respited by the French Government.
England. sef
The refugee question was submitted 10 Parliament
on the 5th. England refuses to allow Sardinia to
give up Mr.. Hodges TO France. - E NJ.
Roebuck is said TO have received a challenge trou
French officer ~ tftr4sp4 "a IA
The Spanish Ambassador st London has resigned.
The India loan bill passed Parliament. fr
ftft. Spain. { fs-r
In the Cortez it was stated that the Mexican dif,
culties would be settled without resort to arms.
The King Of Naples has liberated Watt, the Eng
lish Engineer. af g-ss. 8u..r
CASTos, Jan. 2s.-The Emperor has not yet made
reply to the Allied Plenipotentiaries aud the forces
will therefore ascend the river. al-8
The merchants have returned to Canton. z
The English are fortfying the island Of Perrin.
A further deficiency in the shipment Of tea is re.
ported.
Money Market. o.
LONDON, March l9-The funds are rather 6rmer.
sl44 900 Of Australian gold has been taken into the
banks today. 9al.ais-l .is-p
All securities look upward. and would advance bat
for the increasing distrust Of the French Govern.
ment. 4f s~s l,,'.. .-..li
PARIS. March Is.-Three per cents are quoted at
SO to GO centimes. =
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, March 2O.--Western Canal -four. 2ls
I'd; Wheat, 6s. to 6s. 3d. for red white U.s. to Is 3d.
Mixed and yellow corn, 3ss. Cd. to 3ls. Beef and
pork, heavy Butchers tallow, 55s Sugar, quiet al
decline Of Sd. to Is. on inferior qualities Coffee
steady. s-4 - = tt
Richardson, Spence 4 Co. quote mixed and yellow
Corn at 34s., and white at 33s 3d. to 34s Beef duI
and unchanged. Pork slightly declined. Bacor
heavy. Lard dull at so. Rice heavy. Rosin offered
at As. Sd. 4h-r
ts.. Sardinia. hrr
The Sandman Parliament has rejected the Con
spiracy bill.
India
The British army had not yet entered Oude si
Colin Campbell was still at Cawnpore, awaiting tn
arrival of the siege train The Punjaub was quiet
Rajah - was in the field with a large force, E,
route for kevtah. Spompore had been captured. ans
the Barreli rebels defeated. 1t was reported tina
Nena Sahib had crossed the Ganges with a lare,
force, near Bethpore, designing to enter Buudlecund
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-02

How THE CHINESE DEVELOP THE GoLD FIELDS
About week ago, Chinaman took some gold for
sale to Mr. Haze, storekeeper near the Five Flags
hotel As there was something peculiar in the look
of the sample be sent it by his wife. accompanied by
the seller, to Mr.. ROden for inspection. Mr. Roden
at once pronounced the greater portion of the gold
10 be spurious. Seeing the turn affairs had taken
John Chinaman watched his opportunity, and imme-
dately bolted round the corner to the nearest en-
campment, losing hat and shoes in his fight The
whole sample weighed about an ounce, two or three
penuyweights Of which were genuine gold the rest
consisting Of counterfeit specimens manufactured BY
pouring melted brass into the intersfices of small
Jumps Of quartz. melbourne Age.