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X. K. R.-Radwaf's Ready Relief for Head
aches whether sici; or noryouS lthcu-
mati.n Darrhc;t by scntcry. Cholera
Morbus Painters CHOKE. raraysjs,
Lu,nbago G1ut. Neural 5a To" 'h#cho
Small Poy. icycTS, swollen Joints,
Kidney Complaints. Sc.'rct Fever,
Pains around the LivDr Piearisy.
Measles. Heartburn. and .inS OF all
kinds Railways Ready Relief will,
in few minutes change the miseiies
tru safer to Joys Of PIE sure.
Il. II. r. -- Railways Renoyatng Ecsolycnt,
for thc cure of c!,rni" disease such Us
Sclofulous ana Syphi'ic Complaints:
Cnnsumptire ana oiI,er directions of
the Lungs and Throat; inluration
md Enlarscmcm;s Of puts, Erupiiyc
aud other diseases Of the Skin, Nolcs,
ThnorS, Ulcers. Dy*pasa. aud all
other diseases ati.iug from an impure
state IF the Blood.
Il. Il. r. Railways Regulators will cure,
cIccvely and speedily. Cosliycne,s,
Indigestion. Inflammation of h y
EUwe!s. Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint,
Diseases of the Heart and Kidneys
Female Com plants. Small Iux. tGyeI3
Measles. &C.. &c. Whenever the sys
ten is out Of order. It dose Of Railways
Regulators viii restore il 10 regularity.
No female stIuult he without them.
r. r. Il. Remedies are sulJ by Druggists every
where. EAUWAl & CO.. New York City.
Dn Il. II. MITCHELL" Agent.
April 3. l3jo-ly. ELEToN, M.
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NOTICES
Convention Election Notice.

WHEREAS, by an Arl Of the General
w Assembly oi Maryland, chapter go,
passed 1T its late Session, entitled :. An At
To- provide for the taking of the sense of the
people upon the expcdiency of calling Con-
vcniion 10 frame a new Constitution and form
| al Government for this State. nnl Is. provide
for the election vi Delegates to said Convcu-
tinn," it is :. Provided that on the fourth
" rdnesday Of May. next and AT the same
places where city and county elections are
now held by 1t" tor the election al Delegates
to the House Of Delegates, that every person
entitled to vote in the election of Delegates
to the General Assembly shall he entitled 10
vote with reference to the question OF Con
vck ion to frame new Constitution And
form al Government by expressing in writing
or in printed fora on the ballet he may cast
the wrrdS, :. for Convention ;; or the words.
against a Cnnvcntinn.' Us the case may be-
aud in case there be any blank ballots cas-; at
said election. the same shall not br counted
the Shcris of the several counties and The
city OF Baltimore, shall give notice of the
hay;' Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given, that on the said
Fourth H'edncdoy in liqy 1888,
that being the 26tu day Of He said month";
an election Will he held for the purpose SO
specified in the said Act Of Assembly, at the
usual places Of holding elections in Cecil
county, Ia wit:
H., mi. nt
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOT1CE is hereby given. that application
~ will be made to the County ComsSion-
crs Of Cecil county, at their next meeting
after the 10th day of May, 1858, to have II
Bridge built across the stream ut NJ iihgan
Old Mill in SasSairas Neck. IApril LOW.
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NOTICE.

T'IlE County Commissioners, will meet at
l. their office in the Court House. in Elk-
ton, ON TUESDAY, the llth day of May.
inst. All persons having accounts against
Cecil county, can present the same property
authenticated. at this meeting. BY order.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, Crk,
May l, lS5S-tm. Conms. Cecil Co.
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MOTTO fE

NOTICE.
The subscriber will continue the MER-
CAMILLE BUSINESS in Port Deposit. ut
ilie Store heretofore occupied by Samuel X.
Carson X Co. 8. ROWLAND CARSON.
.Ilnuary lst, 1858. Mar i. lSjS-3m.
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1--WE Insert with pleasure thu following
communication with the % poetry annexed,
the scoop. and merits of which will rca'lily be
seen hv the r.alar without comment from us.
Ma. EniroR: TIL, authorGSs Of tha fol-
l""ir" truly poetic lines. is always with some
dnli ally persuaded to appear in print have
So Itr v.rcOm' litr mol'nty It's to secure
ia IS, two sttnz Is for publication.
Tin. fourth lin, OF the second vrrs' Is not.
for tru" di>criptiv, power, exc lid by any
un1 written in the language. VIII not some
of "ui ttr friends set the words to music and
Civ thrn voual expression MrsA.
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WANTED Everybody 10 Know

~.,e That have the largest assert.
'Cssss1sI mcnt of READY-MADE CAR
ISyt@{J RIAGES n, haze ever offered
I" the iuuilc in Cecil county, which l will
sell Tcu Per Gent. lower than amy other per-
son within any Reasonable distance Of me
= deduction Of Six Per Cent. for Cash. or
SKILL sell on six or twelve months credit, 10y
giving notes, with good security.
IAN work warranted. il fairly used.
WM. j. MARCIlDANk.
MAY |. 1SJS-Gm'
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In the Circnit
Court for Cecil
county, In
T Cllanccry.
April 9th.
| 'jS.
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NOTICE.

VyIIE Orphans Court Of cell county h old
their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays of February. April. June,
August. October and December.
Suhoolaccounts will be passed and
paid at January, April. July and October
terms. JAMES McCACLEY.
Mars, lS56-tf. Register.
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nrTnc Editor was slut out of hi, Office
Yesterday 10y indi>po>iion and his EDITORIAL
column is thus necessarily neglected..
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MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF LADIES

MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF LADIES'
IfI. DRESS GOODS at L. BROWN. JR'S-
Rich lustered Black Silk Handsome Plaid and
Stripe silks, Bayndcre Challa Eobcs, New style
Lawns and Patterns. Beautiful lcyella, All Wool
belaines only $7s rich Printed Brillants. Side
stripe Challa. New. Stella and Figured Shaws
with suitable Trimmings. have received Parlsols
and for Ladies' and Misses. also Ladies' silk
Umbrella particular attention paid To selecting
Ladies' and Childrens Shoes Hosiery. &c.
Auril H.
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ID'i'6s'E Il.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, |
In Chanccry. April 23rd, 1858
ORDERED. That the sale made and re-
~ ported H., James 7. McCulIough. trustee
Tor the sale of the real estate Of Edward and
Ann Oldham, deceased, be ratified and con-
lirlncd unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the Goth day OF
June, next provided cory OF this order
nc inserted III some newspaper printed III
Cecil county. once u week for one month
before tn" 18th day of May. next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be - ,u30.1j.
WIN. II. RICKETTS,, Clerk.
True copy; test,
WM. ii. RICKETTS,,
April 81. 1SjS-lm Clerk.
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To Carriage Manufacturers.

NllE subscribers have constantly on hand
l. larg" assortment of superior CARRI AGE
STUFF, consisting Of Fc!ocs, Shafts, Bows.
Tongues. SrokeS. &c. Also. large guam
tity Of Seasoned ANes, and Plank Of differ
cnt ihickncsses, all of which they will dis
pose OF at reasonable prices.
SCOTT 4 ADDISON, -
Jan So lS.S-tf SCOTS Mills.
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Land and Lots for Sale,

%NT.4R PORT DEPOSIT.
4 SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, CON
IL tanning about 20 Acres. miles from Bat
tie Swamp, and improved 1
y-&-rsss with good House, &c. One s-znE-sss
d,sss1s House AMI Lot on Main st, III 5 n,
l'fNE'N Port Deposit; this is desi- t'|'iHI'A
rablc property, and in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the Susquclmnua, and ON
the site of the Central Railroads: the land ot
tine quality. Also, several small Dwellings
III and adjoining the town Of Port Deposit.
Al the above Will be sold on accommodate
ing tern $. J. II. COULSON.
Port Deposit, July Is If
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AN \UAL REPORT
OF TIE
POOR SCHOOL FUND.


A FULL AND DETAILED STATEMENT
n ofthc condition o!thc Poor School Fund
OF Cecil county. published in pursuance Of the
direction of the act of the General Assembly
of Maryland. passed at December Session,
1871, chapterlo
.A<seSfs ia hGnd, Of 10 be paid. DIR
Bond of the State of Maryland,
No 1854, dated April 2ith. 1871 re-
dcemablc at pleasure after the year
1899. $4,000 Oh
Bond of the State Of Maryland,
No 1892 dated February 10th, 1872,
| rcdccmable at pleasure after the
year 1890, $500 GO
The Bond and Mortgage of Levin
Shocklry to the Orphans Court Of
Cecil COUNT, as Treasurer Of the
School Fund, ,3oS 80
Balance of Interest on loan to
Levin Shockicy, to 18th April 1851,
Eleven dollars and fity-one cents, III 81
Interest on loan to Levin Shock
ley. from April 18th, 1857 to April,
1858, eighty-one dollars and fifty
| one cents, 81 u
! Cash in the hands of b. +. May,
| Treasurer ofthe Poor School Fund,
April 18th, 1851, 2,a2o %
Cash received Interest on State
Bonds, April 18th, quarter ending
! April, 1851, los %
Cash received, Interest on State
| Bonds, quarter ending July lst,
| 1851, l0S on
Cash received, State Annnity,
July 18th, 1851, 1851 50
Cash received, Interest on State
Bonds, quarter eI.lins October list,
| 1857 JOS GO
Cash received, Interest on State
| Bonds, quarter ending January lSt,
1853, los co
Cash received Of ohm A. johnson,
| Security for Abran Chandler, form
! or Treasurer, Of the sum of Five
hundred and thirty seven dollars
and fifty two cents, in full, of
| Principal and Interest Of said claim, 65' u
Cash received, Interest on State
Bonds. quarter ending April lst,
1858, los 0o
$14 ,9C4 Sc
Disbursements. CIR.
| Cash paid Drafts AS per Vouchers
filed july term. 1857, s1,2l5 5sa
Cash paid, Drafts as per Vouchers
filed October term, 1851, l,oo1 oS
ers fled January term 1858, 1913 COY
Cash paid, Drafts as per Fouch-
ers filed April term, 1893, l,'o' %
Reorganization.
Amount of State Bonds, 100 w
Bond and Mortgage of Levin
Shocklev. with Interest / ,451 So
Cash in the hands ofthe Treasurer
April 81, 1858, AIS TT
,904 81
BY direction of the Orphans Court.
Test: b. +. May, Treasurer
of the Poor School Fund Of Cecil county,
April "A, lS5S-St.
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NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE.

II s.'4N
ESPECrFULLl informs the citizens Of Elkton
~ and Cecil county jhat he has purchased the
Stock of tie above named Store ;nd will hereafter
,rry IN the business in his own name.
Nc g.t| his goods from BaIharach, Goldstein
"a Co. of Now York aud sells mt the
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
lie always keeps good assortment Of Gentle
mems Furnishing foods, Jeweiry, &c,
March -. lS.jo-f ..-
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MEDICINAL
| Z.



HEAhrII will, in ell cases, follow the use
Il J. Of Railways r. Il. Remedies. There are
none so sici or diseased weak, fso,e, or. Grip
pied with pain or inGrrnisies. .bat ltat Railways
teady Relief. Rcaovatns s1ies ivent,er ReguIat"rs
as the nature Of the dissjas- or sickness mdy
qnilc will quickly and rapidly curc.
These Remedies consist Of lsadgays Ready Ee-
lief Railways Eenovatins Krsolyent Railways
fcsul ,i"rs. Each Of these remedies posa.,s.us
specid curitiv4powers over certain diseases. ct
there other diseases. wharriu their c0nhinci
medicinal properties required; and when thus
used, # there is sufficient life and strength within
The diseased dying body to sustain Their actioh
the patient vii! liyu aud DC restored to he'd Ii.
Pam, Il. 4. Rriief.
.icuis Diseases. K X. RehaE
MHammHorV Diseases, Rqhpf and Rc9ulnfdre
-HaiuIouS Diseases, Rrhef aad Regulators
COaasStirc Diseases, Reljct and Regulators
Scrofn'u"s Di>edseS, Rcnomfing Resoirert
fh,oar Diseases, RaHoruilHg Resolret
SWh'hhc Diseases, Renorutiag Rssoireh
Constitutional Diseases, RrSoiuen' y Regulators
Sian Diseases, Ructni,ne Resoiteat
Nervous Diseases, Resident, Retire. Reepiaiors
Mtecii0uS Diseases, L. RcH.J 0,d Regulators
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DRY GOODS,

Qnecnsware, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods &c. &c.
Farmers please take notice fiat he has on
hand good lot of ShovcIS, Spades, Corn
Hoes, Hay forks; and lie intends to keep on
hand varons other articles used by Farmers.
lie also has FiSll-Salt, Bacon, al'd good
assortment of Brandcs, Wines and other Ii
uusrs, Wholesale and Retail,
His whole Stock is selected with great care,
and he respectfully invites all persons to cali
and examine and judge for themselves.
IL Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at the highest marhct prices.
WILLIAM MCCLELLAND, Jr.
MAY . If
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SIIERII1"S SALE.

- J
10y virtue of Il writ of Ncnd;tiou EXponaS.
- issued out Of the Circuit Court Tor Cecil
county. and to me directed. will offer ut
Public Sale, ut the Court House door, in
ElNton, ON
WEDNESD ", tie 1911 duy Of ihy 1858.
all Of the right. lille. claim. interest and
estate, ho!I, At law and in equity, of Captain
William Robinson. in ami TO all Of those Two
TRACTS, Pieces or Parcel Of LAND. No.
|. Contains
40 Heres, 3 RoodS, and II Sqp0re Perchcs.
The property upon which the said Captain
Robinson now resides. situated in Elti Neck
on the road leading from EIkt"n to Turkey
Point.
No.. Contains I57 Acres it being part
Of the land OF which the late William Robin.
son died seized situated in Elk Neck, about
miles from Elkton and s miles from North
East, Late the properly of Captain William
Robinson, taken into execution ut the suit
of William Chestnut.
ERMS-CASU.
u-:SaIc to coluin"nce at ! O'clock p, VI.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
April Il, l&JS-tS. Sheriff.
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WILMINGTON.
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE

WE WOULD CALL YOUR attention
w to De!tz Il Durham Patent Cam Power
RcGping and lHorine N0ch'nc,
with new ani improved CUTTER BAR. This
Machine is constructed without cogs crauks or any
complicated works it il very light, strong and
simple; well calculated for hily as well AZ level
land. One pair of horses is sufficient to work it
all day with great ctss in all kinds of grain or
grass Of the heaviest kinds under any crcum-
stances. This machine is very durable, light of
drnught and warranted to cut from ten to fifteen
acres per day with one pair of horses and with the
new improve Cutting Bar there is no trouble
with thu machine choking or cogsing. which has
always been great annoyance with Rcapins and
Moving Machines.
We are now building and manufacturing the
above Machines. and Farmers who intend pur-
chasing Machine this season would look 10 their
own interests to give US Il call before purchasing
any other Machine
SHAW & ARMSTRONG;,
Machine Shop, Orange St., between 9TH q 9th SITS,
ryIe's Buiiding, Wilmington Del.
We take pleasure in referring Farmers to the fol-
lowing practical farmers in the vicinity of Will
mipgion, who using the Machines aud will
state its capa bi,ics and advantage Jno Richard
son. .Jr.. jos. p. Richardson. Edward Z, Bell H.
Barbara Carr, William 7. Eichard'on. John
Bradford. May !, lS5S-Gm
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CONSTITUTIONAL nlsEAsl,S

Many diseases tiat ufiic humanity are inherited
ms heir loou,S from tive deceased bodies Of SICILY
.i'es Scrotula Consumption. Syphilis and Fit.
irO among the most comrnun Of cunStItutiont
diseases. Now. we care not how many generations
the seed. OF these diseases nay have been establish
81 IN the system, c"rrurtirs IL Blood As
RtNoyATI\G l;EsOLSrNT will eradicate from tho
bodies OF the afflicted every particle IF diseased
deposits. aud fill the veins with new, pure anl
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CIILDEEN.S DlSEA&ES

VUILDKFN ; UINT.ASTN
RhpwhY's kESOyarIN EFsuLyEHT slo,la be
hailed rs blessing by every mother throughout
the land Whose il fuuts are afflicted with Sores,
liu,nnrs &c. These brca king out cha, early
evidences of disease transmitted from tho parent
,tnck. 4 few doses Of the .ttN"varfSa EUsbi.vH>r
will eradicate every :es.igs o. lie disease ani
insure the child sVuud and healthy body.
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RAGS! RAGS!l
TE1lIE highest price paid Cash for Rag,
Il (woolrn excepted.) at the Rockville
Paper Mills, on the Little Elk by
march 26--tf L. JORDAN.
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Its No Use Blowing.

Its No Use Blowing.
LNOR the People have found out that the
Il place 10 .uy CHEAP tLnTIIlNG is at Rut-
tors. opposite the Howard House.
He has i,st received first rate lot of Spring
and summer Cloths. Casimers and NcstingS.
which he will make up Us low they can be
bought in the cities April a.
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4 FULL AND DETAILED STATEMENT
"a ofthc condition oithc Poor School Fund
of Cecil county. published in pursuance Of the
direction of the act of the General Assembly
OF Maryland passed at December Session.
1871. chArter 40.
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CARPETS. WIN. Torbert has on hand
ogood assortment Of Carpets. Mattings. Oil
cloths &, rprt Chain, &C. which he will sell NJ
Philadelphia prices Remember next door Court
House. lmay
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WM. ii. RlCEETTs,
May ! lS1S-1m. Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12
Barring Brothers & Co.'S Circular.

Pr Persia LONDON, Friday, April 30. 1877 p m
The Co os and Foreign Produce markets have been steady
during with d-snd r the prlcP, article. Of
cOnsuup;ion. SUGAR. COfFLE AID COTTON Il IN. BREAD
dull MoNtY sbundaIt CoSSoLs leave of 81 aS for
u opey and q d97t for sccount Bar SiLNEk u Mexican
DOLLARS t-n0uai a. American FAGLE;, 10 J-nJmiul.
DorRl ooNs-S spanish. 76 8; S)uh American IA.
CocoaThe make Is du and prices rather lowsr OF
&c bags uiod in auction ony 30 b. sid At 50 6d6j for
ord and MD Red the lander bought 10 a So ats IL bg'
Or, cola s. ~ ibb AID PA b,;' Dominica soli So
as tor mid 10 coed
CoR>-The market IL quiet without change Ia prices Last,
aversge quotation for Eusi.h Wheat ~ Oh as SIS
os rturIec Willie Am fican Wheat - AL ked, q! 4i
a. or American four. ~ q q y Dbl
CorPKR-Pcrs Ct nauuscturtd were tedp'ed IL v - On
gan ms We quote T1lgh Cskc and Tile tlC1 10. SheSa-
itr l25 yellow Metal ShesihiuE. l0d T. 10.
Corrry s adv aud good still bring fall rates low ali
i. The sales u he week 81 cssA' 81 bos sad
C@yOn 80 d62 70! hn- tue ord 70 and
IN 8, rssl Tor low md mid. aid 72d'i fof I'd md
orv OF t3l b.z. Native Cyon. only part 'oli a. % rs
d Sstss $50 bsgs Fact luds patty sod At .. 40! for
low, mid sy ard 60 sd65 a low mid 10 init hlur'h 81
- Mel ia . ~ 6dsl for mid mixed 20 bags Brszl
szed Sc ak ir ord to good ord Only one h'aius c'go
hss ke.n sold consisting IF 10 bsss eoSr h. NO a. - NY
ND Tor c u,tan,iu Ii The Datch Trtng CouPas} have
ID. In ssl- OF Cylon for the G rroI'mo the Gd'ny
cou,ng Of 10 Casks and er bags AL.
Co11CS-Sales for TIE week SO bAes t1l prizes ~ LN
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ROApD OF SUPERVISORS

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board met last evening-Presdent PCRDr in
the Chair
commune ation wss received from Messrs. Gage,
Datus & Massey, asking To be reimbursed a sum of
nonty expended by certain officers who attempted IN
1854 10 sccomp .h the arrest Of one James o. Davies,
wto had d.frauded them, and who had escaped to the
state of Mssissppi the officers not having succeeded
IT. occurring the prisoner though called tor by requsl
ii upon the Governor of The later State The pei
tiopers thought that the eff did not e.. the cul
pitt they ought not to pay the expenses. The names
Of the officers were G. A. Sanders and W. Barton. and
the bill was $40. Referred to Committee on Grim.
nsl Courts DC.
The suhoiDed document from the Mayor was then
reads o-o
To The Honorable the Board Of Superi'oy # he County Of
hereby 9oRa.t. to A., hS.o's body
''HHH'OH''' 0' tue I've" wy DANIEL f. TIEMANN
Laid on the table.
Mr.. SULLIVAN preseLted, on behalf OF the Amer
lean Institute ne at gavel which he stated was val!
liable from some historical "reminiscences. II wss &C.
celHed 81 the thai ks Of the Board rendered TO Tue
donors by unanimous voc.
The Conn ittee on Criminal Courts aid Police re-
ported adversely to pay s2 being the bill OF James
T. Cr Il for refr. snetts furnished the Mayors squ,d
dur the month Of NJ sch and April, when said squad
were en- hight duty.
The Comu IL e. on County Offices reported resolu.
ton in favor CT paying the bills Of the C)roners and OF
others for maktg post norton examinations during
the quarter ending March 81 amounting in sl to
1888 3li Adopted
TIE Committee on Grin ina Courts reported ad
veIsely to paying Adam Gander $50 % Tor services
"a prefer at the Fret District Court Adopted
A conmurica received from the Police
Board presenting bill of $l04 o. for meals furnished
to desttute persons during the mouths of January,
February and March. Referred back to The Commits
s;OLers
THE Committee on Criminal Courts aud Police re-
ported IN favor Of paying the bill Of John slavery
for ess furnished policemen the 4th Of July, 1856
ON tie order Of Chief Matsel. The bill amounted to
sli 80. Referred back. Adjourned.
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THE LATEST.
IBy TelcgroM from London 10 Lirerpoo'.l

IBy TELEGRAPH from London 10 Lirerpo0'.l
LivERPooL Saturday, May |, 1853.
M,DRIp Friday-The Emsu v. steamship ~
rived on tie 3d. at Suez, with the Australian ma's,
their dates oeipg from Sydney to Msrch Melbourne
I7tb and King Georges Sound I'D, with ~ pessen-
gels and "a S6i in specie. The MsseiDes portion OF
he Australian mail leaves day by the pennsular
boat. on,
The Sydney Parisment v IA opened Oh the 23d.
sydney exports were on the increase. Money was
In Exchange, private bills against Wool were at
per cent discount.
At Mebourne the Hanes Ministry hsd resigned,
Nj anew Ministry had been formed, OF which Mr.
q Shaug hre fsy is Premier.
Trade at Melbourne was hrmer since the advices
frcm bone by the European which arrived on tue
lih ult
The Weld Of tie gold fields had improved.
The Adelaide markets were steady Flour 3Oi per
'"' From The Daily Nes. CITY .i,tiele):
An unfayuIabe reaction has taken place IN tae
f,uds own exclusively to the political considerations
10 which the market il the more sentative AFTER the
lse rise. Fstness prevsied throughout the day, ana
the clOsirg quotations were 10 Pc, cen. pslow ne,
tsrdsy. A sudden Increase In the demand Tor money
also duced duiness. The demard is believed 10 De
temporary Preparations are also In progress 70 neet
the obligations maturing next week, when iociuue
la'ge amount ct psper IN TIE fnda taoe IN ou,b
Some persons deferred supplying themselves until TINS
day in the lore that the Bank rate would be lowered
to y per cent:
Tie demand for money waa ao experiences Ia C. w.
,e,;on With wal from tie bank OF tI2 900 10
bsr gold The destination Of this remttsnce which 10
considered exception al in Paris; perhaps the amount
j. sent for payment for silver il default OF anvals
from Australia.
FROM The Times City .fr,ik).
FRIDAY EvESIsG.-rhe funds opened rather heav
ly this evening, ard remained without animation
dun, the day sudden demand in the increase for
money in the discount market, and Stock Exchange
having exercised come il fuence.
The unsettled posit CT the Government, and the
possibility Of dissolution beiog resoited - Ia ca oil
their cefsst kewse operate unfayOrahy, since II u
felt IL at in the present state of external poic. there
never wss time wien il less desirable that the
country should be subjected to such step.
In the fore ign excbsr ges this the "a es
for Amsterdam and Hamburg slightly higher.
Paris, the other hand, was r.tler o~er than at
the last ct.