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Travellers Directory.


WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
w STEAM BOATS.
Greenbrier White Sulphur, Sweet, Warm,
Hot. Capon, FauquIer White Sui
phur and Warren Springs.
wharf foot of street. WsshInEton, {. ssllEzE
and Wing street, Alexandria, at tkes11Szs>7.s1
following hours:
Leave alexandra at 1, 8, 10, 1914, 2l4.4.6l4.
Leave washington at Ga ' 9, ll1a, 3, 51a. IA
Whaley's Omnlbuses, conncctlng with The boats,
leave the Capitol, and the corner Of 9TH and 18th
streets and Pennsylvanla avenue.
The a. m. Roat connects with the OR ANGE and
g. AEhSHSDSin aEffs Sh q; Rsiri isi fHhfE HAEE t
SHEEqII5sR MHiTE sGGpHtR, and Mhk:
T. OR THE sPRIN NC :.
BaItimore & Ohio Railroad.
M u ~ sg;ss S5a
BERKELY, BEDFORD. CAPON, JOR-
DAVIS, SHANNONDALE.
Through Tickets from Washington.
Arrar gements have now been made. for the first
time, to TICKET Pass sngers from Wash ngton
to the Northera sNr,na Wl[sInla and Bedford
FOR BERKELY SPRINGS, Morgan county,
Val take the through mail train. leaving Washing
s.
SIT Johns Kun station, l24 niles from la iimore,
aad two mi, ,es from the Springs, by good stage
road. Fare to Sir Johns Run SIS 50; arrive at Sir
John S by noon, and at Berklsy before p. IN. he
train leaving Washing al 10 p. IN. connects with
the STAGES for BeTkely at Sir Johns Run station at
Io.T p. IN by which passengers reach the Springs
before midnight.
FOR BEDt ORD SPRINGS, Bedford county,
Pa by tie trains from " ashR.t ton at l., M,
or at Go, p. m, for Cumberland, 2lO miles; aud
thence by stages % miles tn Bedford. The stages
leave Cumberland every mOrI ing at O'cock arrIv-
ing IA time for dinner at the Springs. Fare through
S775.
FOR JORDsN'S SPRINGS. (z8 miles from
iiarper's Ferry. and nesr the Winchester railroad,
and
FOR SHANNONDABE SPRINGS, U3 miles
from HaTpeTs Ferry, the same road. passengers
VIII take the mail train lat Is a M IL HarpeT's
Ferry, and connect with trains the Winchester
road.
FOR CAPON SPRINGS take the SIS a. IN. tram
Tor Wnchester. the by STAGES for zS miles, arTiv-
ing at Capon for early tea are to Winchester SIS.
Parties leaving Washington at 4.lO O'Clock on
Satur. ay afternoon, spend Sunday at Berkely
and be lack IN Washington at IL a. Ia. on Monday.
u. III. PARSONS. Agent.
w. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
Jy 10 4w Cintel. UmOn,& states, 3w.D
NJ 4
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II Agent Is wanted in every town and county IN
me United states, to engage in respectable and
certainly realized. For full particulars address DR.
.. PHELPS BROWN, No.2l Grand street, Jer-
sey City, n. J. iy 7 dS win
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- IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the p.ris
Optician. ID. WOOLFSON, WHO ~6EA
has srrlved from Europe -lth his ~ SS
own, as well as the manuiactnre Of good msny
others of the lsteet improved SPECTACI.ES aud
EYEGLASSES; among which are the
PERIScOPIC CONCANE and CONVEX, Tho
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBL E poi fSH En
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which warrant ed to improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to IL also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persons who compelled TO use asses, or thos
using them, will be suited al irst sight. Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POLISREDv VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received she highest recommendations a. the
Worlds FAIR, at Paris, through their producing a
oleaness and easlness Of heretofore unknown
in any other improvements.
Also. ell styles of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
for sale at his store, Of Eighth street aud
Pennsyvanla avenue, or Eighth street No. <3l. us
tw cen ID street and Pa. avenue.
y Do Not n.fStaks ths oornt. OF ara street.
Prices very reasonable, the same at his estab-
lishment In Europe. n9-tf
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lust RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT
~ of w. q. METIEROTT, a large assortment
of beautiful new style BANJOS. Call and see
tneEl. iv
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NEW GROCERY; WINE AND LIQUOR

I
The subscriber begs leave 10 say that he has
opened New Store, corner Of 7th and r. streets.
where ne intends Ia keep assortment of WINES.
lIQUORS, CIGARS, and fine GROCERIES.
fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee. Flour, Sosp, Olives, RaIs-
ms, Figs, S4rdInes, Ancnovles, c. all of the most
syxfoved brands and qualities.
fa,Xs' les and members of Congress particular.
In iny ites "a cal and examine the stock before puT-
chasing else there.
general assortnent Of fine Havana Cigars IN
ported dlIect b, the subscriber. at who esae and
retail.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken IN ea chssge.
Levy's Old Whisky Of 1899 constantly on hand
Country orders punctuaily attended TO. and Coun-
try Produce, of al description received on oonsigr
meut. JONAS p. LEVY.
Successor to Brereton a Bro. No. asa I'm stree
corner of r, opposite the Patent Dfhce m 2sIy
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/ ORD ST. LEONARD'S HANDBOOK OF
IL Property Law. SO highly extOlled In the + eb-
ruary number of BiackwOod's Magazine, one vol,
cloth; price Is cents postage IL cents.
The Pocket Chess aud Checker Board, for play ing
games IN railway cars and coaches, comp eie tn
set of men price ~ cents.
For sale at TAYLOR x MAURY'S
ia ~ Boo. store R14 Pa. Az enua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15
City Politics.
THE oRRMANs A

THE GERMANS AND THE ADMINISTRATIONS.
The German democratic paper in this city. the New
York Saot zitpre having come out against the admins
aton liz Kansas policy, the German Central Club, con
ssng delegates from clubs Of the different wards OF the
city, deemed hs duty repudise the presumption that
the ssd paper expressed the sentiment OF German
fellow citizens The Central Club thereore passed In It's
regular monthly meeting, held Wednesday last the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions
Whereas, speedy solution OF the Kansas question
but appear 10 every well meaning citizen OF the Union
q contamination much 10 be desired; and whereas, the
German Democratic Central Club takes pride in s partic
patton the election Of chief magistrate James Bu
chansn, and derives great satisfaction from the
hitherto pursued by the general therefore
belt
Resolved That President Buchanan h entitled to eur
unlimited confidence and strenuous support In the
stand be has taken respecting the above question
Resolved That look upon the admission Of Kansae
State into the Union with the Lecompton constitution
measure which patriotism and Craftsmanship at once
urgently demand.
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CHINA.
TUE CONTEMPLATED ATTACK ON cAsTo

rHS CONTEMPLATED ATTACK ON CANTON.
The correspondent Of the 7m>s, writing from Canton
river, under date Dec 1e, says that Commissioner Yeh
has returned insoent 70 the ultmaium OF the
Eaghh and French plenipotentiares and that the tao
ssroes ~ould in . fev days attack Canton
Lord Eigins demand Of the most temperate char
scter He asked Cor than that treaty should
oe carried out that Canton should be put upon the
footing as the other treaty portss gates open to com
nero; that compensation be given for the damage 10
British merchants, and th the occupation Of the Island
q Hoosn be scquesoed in, material guaranty un
al al matters are settled.
letter from Hong Kong says;-That Yeh's answer 10
lard Egin is ccuched in sarcastic view He tells his
Iordshi that the question Of the treatment Of strangers
Csnssn has been settled by decree Of the Emperor thai
Sir GeosEs Bcaham made baronct for respecting
that Decree and recommends Lord Esn 10 follow his ex.
ample; and a. for compensation Ych had de- anded Of
The BrNish government for losses suffered BY China
A few days before this answer was received Mr. Reed,
The American Commissioner, solicited interview In the
city, and yeh replied hat he would him outside Of
the city but that barbarian should set zoo, within the
limits Of Canton.
The Paris Pays publishes accounts from Cochin China,
dated Tonqui 18th November. The persecution OF the
Chrstians continued with unparalleled violence The
country was In state Of the greatest confusion.
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THE VERY LATEST,


LONDON, Jan. 3o-A. NJ.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
The Times city article says-The funds moderately
steady today the market Ia without animation and
manifestations encouraged In French official and military
quarters would probably have led further depression
but for the investments the bankers and Others
who in the present Of the discount market unable
TO employ their money except In government stocks
exchange bills. =
In the Stock Exchange loans are obAinabe from J.
TO per cent and in the discount market, exccrdonabe
transactions have taken place below per cent
The London and country banks have oday decided 10
take in no fresh deposits at higher rate than per
cent The Union Bank has also reduced It's allowance
ak per cont
Nearly GOO 900 In gold was taken 10 the bank to-day.
10 foreign exchanges this afternoon rates remain about
tho same a. at the last post
The DAILY Neos city article says:-This has been dull
day in the Stock Exchange Ts funds experienced very
little variation and closed the yesterday but the
share market, especially for British railroads. weaker
In the Stock Exchange scarcely possible TO lend
money government securities any rate however low
FRANCE.
The Nonitetr contains q leading arncle on the
unanimous expression Of which has been ell
cited not only from all parties Of France and every class
OF the population but from foreign ports and nations and
claims the which the Emperor has receiv
cd a. proofs c affection for the imperial family and
dynasty az well as for their Majesties personally.
AUSTRALIA.
The mail steamer has arrived at Suez with sdvces
from Melbourne 10 Dec 10, ami Sydney IL. Trade at
Melbourne had continued very dull. Several failures are
reported There little gold leaving for England.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament would assemble oi nc 9Th OF February.
lord Palmersssn had usual, issued circular soli-
cnng the early attendance Of the supporters OF the
government affairs OF considerable Importance would
unaer discussion.
numerous deputation had waited on lord Palmer
son 70 urge the immediate abolition Of the Church rates
They met with such lukewarm encouragement that they
adopted indignant resolution, and pledged themselves
70 press forward independent bill the subject
Prince Frederick william Of Prussia had been invested
With the Order Of the Garter.
The steamship Ievathan had been pushed twenty five
feet on the ends Of the launching ways and her cradles
were being removed She had seventeen feet Of
scr under her. and was expected that abe would float
on the 3oth or 31st
A resolution pending before the General Court OF d.
rcctors Of the Fast India Company, deprecatng the PRO
poeed change the government Of ndis carried BY
On almost unanimous vote. .t
The London AdretsT asserts that the Indian bill will
90, be nearly sweeping as generally believed and as
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ITALY.

despatch from Naples the death Of Signor
Lablache, at that place, on the 23d Of January.
plot against the life of the King Of Naples had been
discovered. Ten persons, all Frsnchmen, said To
have been landed at Naples to carry the design.
conspiracy had also been discovered at Ascoh Its
design was unknown.
1t stated that the Rothschids were negotiating
loan for the Papal government.
An insurrectonary movement at Rome said TO have
been planned for the 18th Of January but the police us
tra.ed II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

THE HoLE-Is.THEDAv DuEL.--Governor Medary
Of Minnesota says that the distinguished Indian Chief
Hole In the Day "stl vesv The duel story " In part
true The Indian did get big drunk with white man.
who among other innocent diversions slapped the Chief
IN the mouth. Hole the Day sent the challenges, and
The whfc sent back word that he didn't keep his
challenges TO himself he would get his throat cut That
vAs the end Of n Hole ein'heDHy Is nov ~ Montreal
~ rprte for Washington. -- '
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me stock was estimated at $50 900 bales, OF which
lso 900 were American.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers Circular and others quote ashes quiet at
S2s and S3s for pots and pearls Sugar dull and Sd.
tations barely maintained. Tea slightly advanced Rosn
steady at 4e A. Sd for common and l2s l6s for fine.
Querctron bark quiet; Philadelphia es, Baltimore o.. Cd.
7s Cd. Cod OIL s2s sperm OIL Es2 seal oil dull, but
prices unchanysa nseed oil dull ut 29s 3d. Spirits tur
pentne hrm at 37s on the spot, and 35s 37s to ar
rive.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs Richardson spence Co quote -four unsaleabe
and quotations nominal Western canal 22s. a23s; Phi
Wheat very dull, and declined %. since Tuesday. Rcd
Western, 6s. Cd. 6s., and fine samples, which are
scarce, 7s white rs. 7s. 3D. and 7s Cd for best
ty. Corn quiet but steady; mixed and yellow 33s I'd q
34s. white, $685.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs Bigland, Athya Co., Richardson, Spence Il
steady pork quiet but steady; bacon firm with
quiry for American lard steady, at 62s 54s. 6d for
choice; taow firm, at 55e for Butchers Association.
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs Barring, Bros Co. quote wheat dull white,
46s 4ss -four, 24s. 26s Iron frm at f6 5s E6 los
for both rails ana bars Sugar dull and Cd lOd lower
Coffee quiet prices Ter but quotations unchanged Cop
per advanced Id Spirits turpentne firm at 1885, Lnseed
cakes in good demand Boston, in bags fl0 New York in
barrels, fl0 los Fish oils quiet Sperm OIL ESQ Lin
seed oil quiet, at 2ss Cd. 29s Rice steady Satpetre
Copgou 1s I'd English tin advanced IS. blocks, l1ss
bar, ll9s. Tallow unchanged.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
cs ssnsTsy rS% Sra e
than sellers, the latter being ver1km in their demands
PASSENGERS BY THE NIAGARA.
Burnett Mr. Britain and nephew, Capt Colihrst Miss Ly
goe Mrs LOhrop Mrs Cunningham, Mrs Msn Miss Phein.
ROdemacher Reddish Johnson Duntana Berger Jackson
Walker Robersop Thgoe ca G kser ea
Cunningham, Bailie Lamb and Jones and ~oodhouse
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TURKEY,

II was asserted that the British government had agreed
to pay pecunary indemnity 70 the Porte for their occupa
ton Of the hland Of Pern-the amount 10 be fixed ami
caby between the two Powers without the Intervention OF
any other.
Serious disturbances said 70 have broken out in
Bosnia and force Of 600 had been sent TO suppress
them.
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the Fire on Blschweil's leland.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHs HERALD.

In your paper Of this nc'nips, giving desvipoon OF
the Backves Island nrc ycur reporter he's been misn-
formed in one instance me person who rescued Mrs.
Knox the mstrop, was not Mr.. Simpson. n was James
Dodd the engineer Of the rsand Hospital, who, in com
pany with Mr.. Robert wslmsley, the deputy warden,
brought ladder 10 ne building; Mr. wabnsley holding
the adder While Mr. Dodd went in and brought the
out she was out of the. burning building when Mr..
simpson arrived 81 the are BY inserting ihs, ysu sli
oblge, LOOktK VN.
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Metropolitan Police Matters.

The following complete list Of the men appointed by
the Board in secret session Thursday last They
nearly all men, and will be Immediately sent 10 their
xarious rrecncls BY the General superintendent:-
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
Views from Europe, India, China and
Australia.
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN ITALY.
Attempt ON the Life Of the King
Of Sicily.
-~..-~-~~~~~~~~
Significant Addresses to Louis Napoleon
from the Army.
Interview between Commissioners
Reed and Yeh at Canton.
THE PEACE PROPOSALS OF THE BRITISH REJECTED.
Preparations for the Attack on the City.
Reduction Of Interest by the Bank OF
England.
COns0ls, 95 l-S 95 Ia.
ooTrON BUOYANT-BREADsTUrFS FLAT,
&C., &C., &c.
COnsOls, 95 l-S a 95 Ia.
eoTrON BUOYANT-BRLADsTUrFs FLAT,
&C., kc., &c.

fhe royal mail steamship Niagara, Captain Mar, from
Liverpool about 10 A. NJ Of Saturday the 3Oth utmo
arrived at Halifax at half past A. yesterday morning
The Niag1a experienced heavy weather during the
whole passage She reports passing the 3oth ut the
American sbips Henry Clay and Ann Hooper, and the
bark Statesman OF Yarmouth, N. 8, bound for Liverpool
sbe PASSED the steamship Africa from New York Jan TO-
CT Holyhead at 8P. n. Of the Soth On the 3lst she
passed Il American ship Benares, off Kinsale.
TIE Niagara sailed from Halifax at O'Clock yesterday
a'serpoon for Boston. The weather was clear, with
hight southwest wind.
Among Der oassepgers his xceIency the Hon. the
Earl Of Mueravs the newly appointed Governor Of Nova
Scotia, his family and suite.
The Collins steamship Baltic, from New York jan 16
s-riveS at Liverpool Pm. Of the 2Sth.
The propeller New York, also from New York jan l6
arrived 1t Greenock on the afternoon Of the 18th
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AUSTRIA,

Vienna journal says that the National Bank contains
greater amount ofspecie by 100000 FORMS than
before.
Austria consents that the act Of the Overanie States
atve to the free navigation Of the Danube, shall be SUBJ
mit.ed 10 the Paris Conference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
foxpoN MONEY MARKET.

The Inndou market was decidedly easier. The Bank Of
England had reduced the OF discount 70 four per cent
Oobsos closed on Friday M e5 pbA for money ant sc
count The bullion In the Bank OF England had increased
fp22 600 Messrs Barring Bros quote bar silver al 5s
1hd dollars, Be. I'd; eagles, 76s. 2zd.
AMERICAN snCuprrrs
Mesprs parinQ prothcrs rerort huyere Of
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DENMARK.

project from Denmark, having for its object TO
place the Duchies in exceptional position in the Danish
monarchy has been taken Frankfort but the members
Of the Diet declared against II insufficient
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RUSSIA,

II Is said that Russia intends 10 restore all the
stations the crcassan cosst but system
which will evade the treaty of Paris sebastopol
Is also n contemplation.
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were on speculation and 500 for export The advices
from the United States per Nagara caused advance,
early In the week Of I'D per pound TN the current quail
buoyant Friday with sales or 900 bales OF which
1900 were on speculation and for export at the wing
quotations.
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was q. srs. intended Minister'S win consent to mo a-
cations IN the i progress through Parliament,
and that will not pass this year. not withdrawn 1t
will be sheived at the end Of the session.
Heavy drafts Of troops were under orders 70 embark
for India.
The Bank Of England reduced the of discount on
29th four per cent The reduction had little or no
eject on the money market Stock Exchange The Lon
don hines remarks the subject ha. there prospect
that the tendency for q considerable period may be
wards increased ease in the money market For the last
week two the applications at the bank for discount
have almost entirely ceased They still likely to be of
very moderate character the minimum in the
open market for days higher than three
per cent, while in the Stock Exchange the supply Is
abundant at two.
The interest deposits allowed by the discount houses
has been reduced To 2 per cent Tho Daily Ne'cs says
that persons disposed TO look for further
ducton in the bank minimum.
FRANCE.
The army of the line is TO be divided into five great
commands to conded Marshas Castellane Bosquet
Pelssier Canrobert and Valiant with their headquarters
at Paris, Nancy, Lyons, Toulouse and Tours.
Addresses from of the regiments to the Emperor
worded such strong language to attract much
attention The Zouaves almost regretted that they had
opportunity 10 manifest their zeal in striking manner,
the following sentence:-"And if your Majesty wants
soldiers reach these in their haunts, hum
bly, pray you TO designate the Eighty second regiment
part of the advance guard of this army"
Addresses from other regiments appear to have been
worded still stronger for the Moiteur has omitted
Of the paragraphs
The Pope has addressed an autograph letter Of con
graduation TO Napoleon.
1t is stated that Orsin at suttgardt when the En-
peror there last year, but that he and three
other Italians were expelled.
The Aoniteur publishes decree announcing the inen
ton of the government to put down all religious contro
versy in the French press.
Brussels paper alrms that the French Foreign Minis
ter had addressed note 10 the British Belgian Swiss and
Sandman governments, demanding certain measures
which may prevent renewed attempts at assassination
The correspondence of the Times reports that no fur
ther Of repression will be directed against the
press.
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NEWS FROM INDIA.


ashng of importance TO hstelegraphc dispatches which
sphcpated the mail.
The 7mes correspondent gives c,rcumsantal account
Of the windham affair; but the facts do not differ
rom those already before the public The
after w,ndhams defeat said TO have
been fearful Tho hospitals crowded sunocaiion
me enemy directed their fire specially upon them and
i was not TIL Sir Colin Campbell returned, and, with
dozen naughty words, brought every 10 his place
that order restored.
The Bishop Of Calcutta died on the Sd January.
LATER AND INTERESTING NEWS.
LONDON, Jan. 29-Nght
The government has received . despatch from Malta
announcing the arrival Of the Bombay mail OF January
II su.z The news ia Of little importance.
Sir Colin Campbell at Cswnpore at last sdvices bu.
he was expected shortly 70 westward with power
fu force
sr james Outram a, Alumbagh attacked and defeated
las enemy the ga OF December and captared four
srns BE sustained but trinng Ioss
General Roberts is appointed In the command of fun
res IN RajAhposna which is assembling at Deesa and
WI march on 10 Musserabad.
No fresh duybapces have In any part Of the
peccan or Central India.
rhe Pupjab s tranquil
DESPATCH 70 THE INDIA HOUSE.
LONDON, Jan. 3o~A NJ.
The following despatch received late lsst night:
BosRAU Jan 0, 1858.
SIR j. 0utram defeated the rebels Pear Alumbash on
December 22, and took four gups, bis own loss was
Eifibg.
SIR Colin Campbell en- December IL advanced towards
Ferukabad, and r<ended 10 proceed theoce 10 Agra
Col seatons column re-ocsuped Mynpoore the 27th
pccemo er, alter defeating the rebels and taking siz
guns.
SrsAaier General Chamberlain proceeds with column
10 Nohilcuro and afterwards joins Sir Colin st Agra
The Dscca mutneers had entered tho Assam country,
md her hsestys Fifty fourth foot in pursuit Of
them.
The conduct Of the Thirty FIRST regiment OF Native In
fantry bad excited suspicion.
The popuAtcs Of Indore have been disarmed and tran
guilty resrcd.
The punjab and scipde were all quiet, but strong
pt,ons we're entertained Of Kholapcor Rsjah's move
mepse,
Saw iepredaions by the Ktanaorsh rebels have been
reported and the Pein,h and Essc rebels have been
vcse,y handled.
Agrapd entertain nent has been given by the native
gentlemen Of Bombay 70 all the European troops in the
garrison st that plAco.
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LTVKHPOOE NOTTUN NAKkE1s
The Brokers Circular OF the liverpool cotton market
reports the sales of the week 65 900 bales Of which ii 500