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NEW BGOkS-Lidde Il SCOTS Greek
+ FL gli>h Lexicon, abridged, for the use OF
Schools, from the latest English edition OF the
larger work price -.
The "Dcmi. Monde," q Satire on Society, from
the French of Aiexandre Dumas, 'r., by Mrs.
F. G. >Guier, in paper covers, 50 cts. Just
published, and Tor sale By
nov p ROBERT BELL
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EsAViNG received my FAIL >UPPLl Of
ii CLOTHS, C.gSHLWERES, TESIiNGS,
&C, would u.ost respectfully call the attention
OF al! who may BE- III want Of anything in my
line 10 examine item before purchasing else.
where. a, am confident that car sult all, not
ony as to quality OF goods and prices but as 20
itrln. AMI workmanship.
also call attention 10 nv lime assortmer: Of
CENT? ENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS such
as Linen and Nett Shirts, Drawers, Handker-
chiefs, 6 owes. Cravats. Suspenders, Collars &c
A remnant OF READY. MADE CLOTHING on
hanG. which | am determined 10 close out al
cost. Call soon, as No Stock, such as
have, gees off quick. WM. ARNOLD,
sen - No 81 king.st.
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NEW ENGRAVINGS j. P CLARKE
~ mas Jnst received large lot OF fine French
and English Steel Engravings, for sale al very
low p.!ces; also, Gilt, Rosewood and Fancy
Picture Frames-constantly on hand and made
10 order. dec |
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JOHN I. CREIGHTON, or
oct l4-dtf JAMES ROACH.
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pHALON'S HAIR lNVlGORATOR, Wood's
do, Mrs. Aliens do, and Lylobalsamum,
Haus Eau LustraI, Hayan's Hair Coloring
Burnetts Colo alne Jones and Batchellers Hair
Dye-constantly on hand, ard lor sale by
uovzs J WILLIAM BOWLING
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a MAPPED HANDS AND LIpS-Camphor-
- aed Glycerne Ice. Camphor Ball, Cod
Cream, ard Rose LIP Salyr, just prepared, and
tor sale BY WILLIAM i. HART,
No. loo, King.street cor. of Pitt.
" Sign Of the Golden Mortar nov 23
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ItAMPHOR ICE FOR CHAPPED HANDS.
" Camphor and Glyceriue Soap. Amandlne,
Lip Balm, Rose Lip Salve, Franglpannl Cream,
Cold Cream, Michaux 5 Freckle Wash and
GIenn's Roman Kalydor tor bpautiiying the
complexion. on hand and tor sale low by
nov u ] WILLIAM RNWLING
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T EWlS'S BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, Sand
Soap, FrangipannI do, GlycerIne and
Cainphor, Almond Palm, Honey, Rose, Bar
bers. Musk. Poncerc Castle pure white,
Johnsons Tooth Soap Olive Soap, transparent
Bars. Yankee Shaving Soap, Omnibus, Family
Palm. Chloride Soap, received, and tor sale by
nov ~ n. COOK II co. Sarrpta Hal.
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m'r" ra'n ia" ascendant nnl.ss we carry out a
PA" 81, ir"" '"'"r. Nur c"l"n.s III ia" West nrc
w" h"Ih Tor such II scheme. cur empire in the
E"t may furnish the lnhn, rrs and ,h. new h,,,J
W" sliai! have "n Asia will rivn f,ril,tir. for
dom. what we wish. Whether we should send
n'"'m"nS Srp"vs across ih" water il II matter
hardly yet rl" for decision; hut we think irthrv
are L" hr transported anywhere they may as we'll
people trinidad aS ih" Amdamans or any Asuiic
island Hu, il is evident that the whole question
OF West Indian cultivation must now he rxnmiu.
ed. and with such COLONIES as Jamaica, Trinidad
n''t Guiana, there is no reason why we should
NOT show that the culture of the tropics bv free
'a""r is not the 'mpossibili,y which the rar,isans
oi slavery represent.
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Gonllllrr1iui.

AE"LvIILE c. H., S. c., Jan. u, 1855.
C"f!o"-Ihls article is now beginning 10 come
III freely, and we are glad to say that buyers
manifest some anxiety to get hold of the article,
wi'''e our Bank Agencies are also well stocked
with money. The few sales made show n range
"i prices from S to 0! cts. per lb., according TO
quality. We would remark however, that II
fancy lot would even exceed the above figures.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. 90.
r"tfon.-I'hcrc were but few halcs Of cotton
offered yesterday; still the little that was sll
showed :; decided advancing tendency in prices
and a choice article would now command ~
cents.
CHARLESTON, Jan. IS, 1858.
C"lIon-Salcs Of coIion to-day TOO bales, n,
full prices Good middlng lOf mddng fair
cents.
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SUPPOSED BRIBERY.

Upon an examination of the affairs of the
''n'''seN Manufacturing Company. managed by
LAWRENCE STONE d Co, who have recently failed,
there has been found an entry of II small item Of
SS1""o paid out by the firm in securing the pas
sage OF the tariff act Of 1857. The allegation
OF the examiners into their affairs, alIere that
this snug little sum has found its way into the
pocket of some member Of Congress With a
view to arrive at the truth in this matter n mo.
ton has been made i'll the House to appoint Sc
lect committee TO investigate the charge.
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THE MORMON WAR.

IL ~ said that accounts which have been re-
ccved at W"shirgto fail to confirm the opinion
that the Morm"ms would abandon their settle
mcnts upon the approach of the United States
troops. but that ON the contrary, they are ma
king every preparation to fight. The War De-
l'armcnt has determined to reinforce the army
of Utah, and Gen. Scorr has issued orders for
this purpose. Gen. Sco1r is sail To be opp .scJ
To The proposition of sending volunteers from
California to Utah, and that the War Depart.
mcnt has given in to his views
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND CENTRAL,
AMERICA,

mn NEW 1QRK, January II.
The United States mail steamer Star of the
West, from Aspnwel 4th, has arrived Mt this
port, with the California mails OF the 2Oth De.
ceIn6er, and about Sl,600,000 in specie.
we are unable to learn full particulars Of The
surrender OF Anderson, but passengers state that
lauldng sent several boats up the river 10 Cas-
tiilo, and commanded his surrender The boats
were iull OF marines from the Susquehanpa-
Capt. Sands being in command of tho cypedi.
iion Before surrendering, Anderson sunk the
lake steamers, blew up the fort and destroyed
the ammunition The Nicaraginns hold Fort
San Carlos and the river. The steamer San Car.
los has been given up by Costa Rica-the latter
having Withdrawn pretenlions to the territory
claimed by Nicaragua.
The Government Of Chill has made concessions
and fears Of a revolution have ceased.
The Peruvian authorities have committed an.
other outrage against the Uuitrd States, having
taken Il sailor from an American shin and losbed
iIIm on a buoy, as punishment for having struck
ChIlian. The American captain protested. on
winch the Peruvian commander insoleptly re.
Plied,if he did not mind his own business he
would be put in the sailor'spluce. The American
Munster is. investigating the matter The cor.
sFespondeit of "The Times" at AspinwalI. writes
ithat Nicaragua and Costa RIGA had settled their
and jointly despatched five hundred
men against Anderson. He, however proposed
70 surrender TO Captain SaDds, ofthe Susquehanna
Aadersons force on tie ste amer oed sn. Which Ss
.9Ss ,sss. sIs NJ e ihs
.W'xStnf ffofd, Of Gsoreio;s w J. A. Johnsions AZ
Nsgth rslfnsi end TaytSr, Of I lynch. !.
spsgs erginia: These were, on board the, Wa,
baeffy ~ ss,
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES.

Remnini"g i" Tie D'1ot at -ldhc"iNe for Me
mc'k "'.limg j"""u,y 90, 1888.
J w Crawford. Hon j. 7. Wariliaw, ! NJ Per.
rim, IL Kerr, iion L G. Perrin, lion J j. Mar
SHALL I ii Frnirass, Rev G. Murchison, ] Ward
inw' Norwood. WI Freeman, A NJ league,
Gen AlcG"wnn, J Cunningham, J a Wier,
Wier ~ Lyihg"e, ii \ Jones, J & Il White.
ID. Il. SONDLEY, Agt
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PROSPECTIVE JOURNALS.

Mcssrs. JomNs Il BLArs propose to iss,lc Il new
Journal The Cn,,xcrratia, mt Ncwb.rry, about
the lst of February, which is designed to bc
Literary, Political an'l general News Journal"
II will be published at 50 % per annuu,.
We have also received Prospectus of Il new
Journal, Tile C"rtcrs"iHc E:rprrsS, soon TO he
published ut Cartcrsvillc, ia, by SAMUEL H.
SMITH
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MUNICIPAL.

The following gentlemen were elected Intcn.
'ant and Wardens for the village of Cokesburv
at the ntc Municipal election
I,hmdanI
b. Z. HERNDON,
Hdr,lcns.
F.F. GARY,
]. c. C. ALLEN,
J. i. BLACK,
NJ STRAUSS
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HON. F, w. PICKENS

IL was announced throngi, the papers, Il short
time since, that Mr.. Bu,IIANAH had nuniu TENDER
cI {" Mr.. rcKESs the mi; sion to Russia W..
see That the Senate has confirmed the nonlina
Lion. lie was offered this appointment last sum
mcr hut he declined the honor. Mr. PrKExs is
among the best informed politicians of the State,
and will faithfully perform the duties Of any sta
ton 10 which he may be called
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ADVERTISEMENTS

We would invite attention TO the new Advcr-
tscIncn,s OF MesSrs. MooEE & QuAmE; DrS.
1EMrLEToN IL GRIFFIN, Dr. {. B. GnirrlS, Drug
gisl, Columbia, and DR.. w. l.. TEMrLErox; w.
BnES, Watch and Clock Maker, Greenwood ::
notice of Estray Horse and Mule of JnuS Il.
CHIlnEEs, and Stolen Horse OF J"lIH =. WILLIAMS:
Dissolution of the c"partncrslip Of |. Boxp .t
SoN. and Card Of JoIIS T. Boyp: G.. w cr,yrv
and III. 5. KERR.
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ADVANCING.

The news brought by the four last steamers
from Liverpool has shown II gradual improve
ment in the Cotton Market. The report Of tho
exceedingly small stock in our Southern norris M
compared with the stock for the same time last
year, has perhaps contributed much 10 the opin.
ION in Europe that the crop will be much less
than that of 1856; and hence, cotton NAV NOT
maintain even its present price when the extent
of the crop is more fully asccrtained. The crop
will certainly equal that of last year, and when
we consider tile number of Factories that have
suspended, we must see that the demand will be
less. Hence, We conclude that the planters have
no reasonable assurance that prices for this crop
will average more than those Of the last.
it will require more time than has been SUD.
posed, for the financial world 10 recover from its
convulsion. Tie planter mot reasonably hone
to realize more than 10 to l2 cts on cotton for
some months, and perhaps year, to come and
for this and other reasons, we thiuk it advisable
to sell cotton whenever 10 cents can be had for
it. The sale of the Cotton crop and q, a,payment
of the Indebtedness Of the country, ,wiIIie6a yery
much to alleviate the distressing geafcity Of
money. 4tS$ e} ~ =: y: y
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PEsIDENT SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,

The Columbia papers announce the arrival of
Judge A. B l.oSG>rHEEr in that city, for the pur-
pose Of assuming the duties and responsibilities
imposed upon him by his recent election TO the
Presidency Of the South Carolina Collcrc
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A Card,

AHlNG purchased the entire stock of
1A ltNlPL:ION Il GRIFFIN, | will
use my en'lcnvors to give satisfaction to the nu-
mcrous iricnds and patrons of the establishment.
My undivided attention will he given tn the bus
mess, aud will keep constantly on hand n fresh
aud genuine supply of MEDICINES, CIIEMI-
GALS, PERFU merry, DC
w. Is. GRIFFIN, NJ. D.,
Druggist and Chemist,
Court House Range, Columbia, S. G..
Jan. 9, 50. 30 4,
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A Card

AEING disposed of my interest in the
n Drug and Chemical Store of the firm O.
lEAifIETON & GRIFFIN, take great pleas
"rc III recommending DR.. GRIFFIN to the nu-
ihcrous friends and patrons Of tho Store. He is
III every respect competent to carry on the bust
ness hcing himself regular graduate of tho.
Medical College, and having engaged the scrvi-
ccs OF polite and experienced Clerks, will no
doubt be able to give general satisfaction
w. l.. TEMPIETON, NJ. u.
Jan. q, IS. 20 2,
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MOORE g. ouA1rE.

ESPECrFuILY notify the public ,lut thew
~ nre determined TO sell goods if they chi,
find buyers We sell only for cash, and there
il no use in asking for credit IL won't do. A
determination I" adhere strictly to this rrinciA
pie will enable us t"scll goods cheaper than can
P"ssibly be- afforded ON the us,,ni Ionr credit
system. Tho argument in favor of the
Cash System
is incxaus.ibc, while that for the Credit !. ~,
ha"Strd, III too many unfortunate instances, in
The numerous appearances of notices to Debors
10y those VIII" sell ON Il credit.
Our Stock is f'csh-Ncw out mud out, and il
composed Of every article usually kept in our
lne w" are always anxious to wait on Gus
t"'ners, and will take pleasure in doing any and
everything in our pow cr for the Trade. for tho
C"Sh-,ion't forget that-tl,at's the thing that
makes The grease; that makes the turn in tho
wheel Don't you understand? Just try us;
and we will do YOU good
MOORE & QUAIFE.
january 90, 1858 80 tf
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ID / - Gluten.

INIIE Firm of l. BOND g. son, in the Cor
l. rage business mt White Hall, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Israel Bond. Sen.
's alone authorized TO settle up the business Of
the late concern.
ISRAEL BOND,
JNO. L. BOND.
Jan. !, So. 80 Al
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MASONIC.

The following arc the Officers elect of Bascomb
Lodge, Cokesbury, for the year 1858:
}. h Vance, Worslipfu Master,
n. SIMS, Senior Warden,
NJ STRAUSS, Junior Warden,
G. a. ALLEN, Treasurer,
]. B. BLACK, Secretary,
j. a. STUART, Senior Deacon,
W. NJ. GRIFFIN. Junior Deacon,
+; E: e E: fi..r' G.%r' Stewards,
A. Com. 1ilcr
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Cash System
ID i S sOlu tion.

IHlE firm of TEMPLETON g. GRIFFIN is
Il this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
These indebted 10 the firm will please call ON Or.
Grfiln ut the old stand, and settle the same. as
lhc notes and accounts are in his hands, and
those having claims against the firm will present
them to him.
TEMPLETON l. GRIFFIN:
Jan. 9, SO. 30 q,
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Copartnefship Notice.

n HAVE hi, day associated with me In t,isisS.
'n"ss Mr.. Z. +. QlAlfE. 4" talk. effect ]
from August ls,, 1907, "N"ndny to August ls., I
MOORE ~ Qt'AtFE.
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The following Brethren were elected officer.
Tor Greenwood Lodge, No. 81, A. +. NJ, for tho
year A. J.. 1858:
Brother W. +. Hill, Worslipful Muster,
,. V. Cain, Senior Warden,
T. c. CREWS, Junior Warden,
G. NJ. CoNHoR, Secretary,
u. i. BUCuANAH, Treasurer,
w. l.. APPLETON, Senior Deacon.
JAS. II. RILEY, Junior Deacon,
NJ. DELANEY, T'ilcr.
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= to @ N

ENRON the Subscriber. on the night 49,
a of the LII inst, Bay HORSE. TN
with marks Of collar and harness on neck and
thighs and blind Of the left eye. No other
marks of distinction remembered lie is about
fifteen hands high, and in rather bad order.
Any inflammation so that may get my Horse
or convict the thief will be libcraIly rewarded.
Address M
JOHN 7. WILLIAMS.
New Market. Sa?Caass
Jan. 81, So 80 Naat
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LATER FROM MEXICO,

We find the details of the Tenucsscc's news
in the New Orleans Crescent,
'ih" Britisl, steamer Clyde left for Havana Oh
tn" l,h.
w" have by this arrival Vera Cruz papers to
III" 9th. hut our files from the Citv nf Mexico
did not come to hand The revolution of the.
18th "f December has by no means Restored
l"'a"" I" tn" country, /'nI - large and powerful
party has arisen Ill opposition To the movement
that suppressed the nni"nnI un"rcSs aud cr.a,r,
81 dictatorship. FL Monitor of the LIST imstun,
says:
Advicrs up to the present time show nyniusi
the l',"nunciarni"nto of Sr. Suonra Imcnsur,.
"l th" lIih ult', the State of Vera, Cruz with
''i" excepting ot the capii" and II few small
towns; The greater part Of the State of Puchla,
except the capital and 81 few points Immediate
I" II; the State Of Uaiucn tiiat of Guerrero
tn" greater part of that Of Mcxirn that of MicI,,
'"ran. those of Qnrrciaro, Guiana uato, San Luis.
except Part "t the garrison, part of III. States
"t .nra'""cS, Sascu, Cnlima, Ducn.tn ConIu,jl;,
and Nu"rn Leon. The troops Of the District
lM"N'") have pronounced for the Plan of Tacu-
hay' III" revolutionary In"cl,tion, :" also have
Those al I"u,''ca. lu"bli. 'fninpuru and Scr:,
Cruz, aud the Governor of I'laxrala
lie Monitor mentions besides about twenty
towns :" considerable Importance that have do
clarrd i" the plan Of Tarul,ayn. and saws:
Although We have not yci received mrwS from,
IN" S'""> al inl'Sr". tI,ipaS. Iucn,an. Ta,,:li.
c"iialn that l,v his Tim" those States have seq
"i''"d h" Resolutions of those Of the Interior.
:" II appears that the people OF Mexico will
nave ho "lc'a'"f, AMI are now pretty unanimous.
~ hrrhyrd against the new government and th..
military. The Nrr, Cruz PrugrrS<u states that
til" garrison o' san Imis Put"s had seconded tj,,.
plan "i I"cuhaya and given notice I" the au-
t".ii"S that they must ;n!"p, il or immediately
cease /" exercise their iinct;ons Sr Drrollado
III" constitutional Governor, cul.rctc.l together
ii," 'l"n"rS of tn" Legislature, employees Of tho
E"Tcrni''ni and about :.uu men. will, ,h, deter
mniii"n "f resisting the movement At last me-
counts lie had gone towards t:uannima,o with his
iur.r.
II" Monitor Of the LIST inst states that Pr.si-
dent ("n"h"rt lcf the capital on the previous
day at the head "f ii division "f troops but his
destination Is lr,i named. Before his ,jcrartnr.
h' organized Il ministry, of whiCl, Srs Alcalraz,
'"i''| tsi'arza. Prir'" .I.l"si;*sy I."r,ln we're
n"nh"rS. Sr. Iavno retained The office of Sec
tnrv If Hacienda
;, The 'lil!"'"a'ie corps paid their respects to
President C"m"nI"rt ON New Years ,l,y, hut the
British representative WAS absent, Il circumstance.
cNci'i;'g much remark.
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GlllllrllcaI.

MARRIED., on the 18th inst, by the Rev. r..
y. y. Ioyt, Mr. j. FRASER LIVINGSTON, TO Miss
FANNIE McCAw-all of this Dis,ri t.
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THE INDIAN MUTINY CRUSHED

The Indian rnutiny Is now nt an end. On nil
| sides W" hear of nothing but the defeat and dis
pcr>inn "ithc rebels Nussecralad in The isula,c ca.
british District of Aimccr, has hern relieved by
l'ri";thicf Steuart, III c0rilInainl Of the Nalwn
held iorcr; the enemy from the Sout hrru districts
Ncrnuch and Mun.csprc have been disprr.,d
| aud Ma!wa is being cleared Of INSURGENTS TI,us
we observe that the whole Mahratt;, cuuutrv will
at once tie reduced lu 1ranpullv The. t;woIinr
CONTINGENT has hccn already beaten, and, though
part has penetrated T." Dude, Il large n,mLcr
Of ;he men v"li"iably dispersed /" their homes
lhc it'snrrcci"n was at the date of the last mail
| active only in Rohilcund and Dude aud we h,y.
now the gratifying Intelligence that th. Nv;u,
coum::s under Brrahicr Showers Colonel j,oi.
ton. aud Colonel Tnlcl are scnurn. Rnhil.unJ
complete success attending their operations every
where.
It is almost cer,in, then. that at The present
moment the instruction, If i, still exists at u
Is confined entirely to the lately annexed nro.
vince oi Dude. u country which, though ,bi,kIv
Inhabited. is "i limit ed extent, and wholly sur
rounded by our own armies and those of The
FRINGE of Ncpanl, who has shown himself our
stcahy ally. Jung Baladoor has already dome
good service during the war and there is H,Il.
doubt that if the Scpoys retreat nor,hwarl tI,rv
VII! he attacked and cut to pieces hv the forces
lindet his c"InnIad. Such, then is the position
OF the Indian n,utiny within six months of ,l.
dny that it first broke out and carried t,rror
.hro"Sh The country. On every point The rebels
have been met. defeated and dispersed The
lower Provinces on the one side are pcrfectlv
tranquil. On the other, the PunianI, Delhi,
Agra. and E"hilcund. are firmly subjected TO our
authority. Il" the south. the turbulent districts
oi Central India are settling down under the
British residents aud the Mahratta r.iahs
whose fidelity has been so exemplary; and on IN.
north the Nrl"uc$c prince is preparing TO crush
every band which may make its way to the
frontier.
The whole trcachcrous Scpoy army is. as il
were. i'll trap, and must in II few weeks be cut
to pieces or submit to our mercy. The towns
and petty villages will give byt little shelter TO
the rulans who could not hold Delhi and Arr,
Cawnpore and Lucknow. The task of Sir Colin
Chmhell Is now comparatively easy. With n
sufficient f"rcc he may march from one end of
Dude to the other in Il month"; tering the mu.
tlneefs whcrsvcr they may attempt to make II
stand. In TACT the large army which has by this
time arrived in India will hardly find an cncmy
to contend with, and the 5000 men which the
Chinese expedition lent US may soon be returned
with interest.
80 ends the great mutiny of 1857. the terrible
outbreak which was TO sl,atter the power of Brit.
am and send her begging for foreign assistance
nj the price OF Gibraltar and Corfu. The lesson
Will hardly be forgotten by ourselves Or by the
| nations around us.-Loudon Times
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FURTHER BY THE AMERICA.

III" rates al ia" Ennk ur Enrlaml wct, nm.
changed.
1I. l"s, Of 'h" Scl'"ys n' Lucknow was cs,i.
mated at OuU
The investment nG Canton il was rNrcclc,l
w"nl,i TAX" rlnr" about the ist of Drrr,ni"r
II Is said that Spain considers TN. uu,.lin
'"'n "i England and Frnnr" IN the lIi>pano Mc,i.
can question to be enlc. if Mexico refuses ,o nc
cr"P' nll the conditions made. Much activity cx.
'S'"d mt lie Spanish ports, in preparations for the
expedition of M->i"".
The holidays in England had checked busi
ness.
ih"r" hai b"cn no new failures. Il had hcru
decided I" place" the China dispute ON II local
h;siS, and To attack Canton. IT, was expected
That tn" next news from that quarter would
bring 'ntcllir"ncc oI lis reduction. Tn. l.urliSh
i"rcrs comprised I,u"u men and 700 guns Tn.
French forces were cooperating, but the Amrri
canS We're not.
Preparations TO launch the Icviathan were to
be- Recommended.
Tho British revenue returns have decreased
Tor Tie year to the amount of .Cl 500 600
he sales Of cotton in four DAYS comprised
1O,0no bales. at an advance IT Id Der Ib-
Spectators took 5,IOn and exporters 1000
bales. leaving :i2,500 bales OF all descriptions To
the trade The sale, "n Thursday were 10. unv
b,'eS, of whi Ii 200, were for speculation ali |
.,"'" Tor export. Orleans fair was quoted at
6Ed. Orleans midding at GId Mobile fair At
Il 7-l6d. Mobile mdng at I'll l'plands fair
at Ii D ltd and "plamdS mIddIinv AT G.l per lb-
ihc rkct CLOSED bu"yani, with and an :ivanc.
Ing tendency. Ih. stock OH hand WAS IuD uno
bales, of which 90iio bales w;,s American
The stock WAS steadily in exccss of The estimates.
Manchester advccS were favorable, with "A slight
Improvement.
Richardson, Sp"nc" k Co, report no REGULAR
market since the departure Of the North America
on the aDih mt. Brca,lsuliS, however were
quiet and steady.
LONDON MAEKEr.
Money was easier Cunsols were nuotcd nt
Wy: The year closed Iavurably. The Joint
stock banks had reduced their rates in d.nusi,s !
TO four per cent. The demand for discount was
light, and the highest rate in open market was
seven per cent. AnS'ra'ian gold WIS iluwin. ill.,
Sugar WAS bunvani, al IN advance of Is. GJ :, ..
per cw'. Coffee WAS firm and advancing,
In the llavrc cotton market, tres ord;nc;rc was
| quoted :,t ~