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An EhS'lsh writer says, IN his ad-
wee 10 young married womeh' alhat
thelr motner rye married u gardener.
IL might DC aadeo that inc gardener
IN consequence OF MS malch' loSt MS
IL Is sald mat Necessary Knows no
law Inns accounts ior people ma
King such virtue OF necessity.
"Now, George, you must divide the
cake honorably with your brother
Charles"
What is 'honorably, molher!
ut means that you must give him
the largest piece"
"Then, mother, ld rather that
why am de beloved Cd my heart'
MISS Oman &c sunIlo"er Oh de MIL
IKE KIND OF c'oth dey make IN Low
ell? 81 don't know, Niger. Why!"
ZOOS shes an ""0le0c"ea "e'n"S.
r. van orc detorm;nsd r. commit
suicide in consequence Of novertv. do
the decd eorlv in ,he mornino instead
Of late at NIGHT. and Won will save the
eynnnsc octhree meals
Dron NV dron falls intn the clear
wcIl.snrino Of vontb the hitter wafer
of eynerience and there is No flterer
This side If thc crave that can restore
the old pnritv
"A man well known Tor his uhcom-
mon aVafice was ooastlnS 10 '9un
NAV without uttering a word Of com.
plaint, mo doubt" reDlied Ouin.
'dee3 sorrow is ALWAYS silent" =
1t was a beautiful compliment that
fan,Io vocalist HevnoIds had naint.
cd her &C Cecilia Iisteninr 70 celestial
u,n.;a Iaoi,;nn 81 T. lI.vdn ss;d
"It 10 lila har int ,hero ;s -. stranns
,,;s,,,ha" "lvhat IL that 1v .sLeJ
Rsynnld. .yVhv vou have na;nted
ha: Hy,on;,o ~ tIs ,nosIs wben Won
nu,ht "t W hn;,o ~ ,a s tho anyaIs
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rho r,ooo1o.1p ,or ,Ias tha
c,,I.., ,.aoJ ~. y. 1Vhnthnr Onoon
v;oto,;.;s o roI natt;ooat vii hocouo
!. f..h;on IN Americ, ;s vct IN No
I.no'vn !. l. oert,;n bow.vsr that
'ha attsmnts NJ some or her mnIs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REmEnv
4 SIN IA MI,l m lpy,,. T'-HDl /,

l.
Go ebrnted Female FIN
Prepared from Prescription Of sIf s. cla,t. :, 80
sician Extraordinary TO the Qure,, W. u. Fly
THIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE IN IIsp,v
the cure ofall those painful and ds yc". IN
wiith the fcnalc constitution ~ subject II 10
excess and removes all distractions and .ueales'
may be rec'1 on. a speedy cure
TO MARRIED LADIRs,
u fspccularly suited, II will, III short ,In,. Fl
the monthly period with regularity, '''' u'ing On
Each eQlue--price One holIar-bears TIM f,,,.
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterrs
CAUTION.
!hcsc rus should NoTsk TAKEN by femaIss d,,,.
FIRSTTliREE MONTHS or pEHaNAScy. an The
to bring on MiscAnnIAGx but at any other time @ 'us
SAFE. "' 'hkHAl
In NIL cascs ofNcrvoa,, and Spinal Alect,o,. n,
Back and limbs, Fatigue slight cxertio, pan.m lA.
the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills wi
cure when all other means have failed and aIhen
powerful remedy 40 not contain iron, calome n",IN
or anything hsrtfpl TO the constitution N"'monJ
Full direction accompany each package
Sole Agent For the United States and Cah,8r.
JOB MOSES,
NrF. (LAIe l. Z. badwind Ca,
Nuo, on,,d .,. Rochester, NY
authorized Agent, will insure bottle efths Pin
turn mail W"
For sale by Aoashion d IouyhmiIIer, wiueA,,,.,
>Dec fD-w1y, 't
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FOR SHERIFF.

HJ We are authorized TO announc,
JOHN w. CUSTER as a candidate for
Sheriff Of franklin County at the on.
SUNG March election. Mayo
BsT We are authorised to announce
T. II. FINCH candidate for Sheriff 81,
the next March election.
DeH We are authorised to announce
w. D. FARs candidate for Sheriff at
thu next March election.
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NOtice---Sale of Negroes.

On Monday, the 9Th day of April next, ]
will offer for snle to the highest bidder, be-
fore the court house door, in the town Of
Winchester, two likely negroes-D icey,
about lG years old, and George, about 20 on
credit until December 25th, 1858; the
purchaser giving bond and approved security,
and lien to be retained on the property I'M
til the purchase money is payed.
WILLIAM AUSTELL.
Admstr Of A mos Austell, dec.
March 6, 1853. ids
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A Good PaOer.

AS neaos paper, we decidedly admire
the Nashville Gazette. It's items ever at.
ford relief to the seeker of news, and
in fact we regard it as an Encyclopedia
for news, and good reading.
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AGENTS. ATTENTIONS!

DO. you wish to find good employment, and make
money with little no investment, and without interior.
ing with your regular business If you do read this adj
vcrtsement
C. L. TODD & co, of 392 Broome street. New York.
are manufacturing and selling massive Gold Pencils for
10 EACH (Which are cheap at that price, and they throw
In gift or prize with each PENCIL worth from up 20 g.
TO- 10, co. 2j 3d. so, TO- 1OO 2OO and 500 dollars Don't
Pencils are sold at their cash value and all the profits
over the first cost thrown into the gifts, which ac
taly cost the purchaser nothing. The prizes disTib
utcd on simple plan Of dra wing which would take too
much room to explain, but which has failed to give
complete satisfaction We have drawn and sent to pur
chasers 1873 gold Watches of various prices, "A purses
gold dollars, 2 gold ockets $50 gold chains and cor.
responding number OF other prizes, within two months,
THERE ARE NO BLANKS.
but every purchaser draws prize worth A. certain,
and 1t stands thousands of chances to be higher figure
we want good agent In every neighborhoOd through
out the country to solicit purchasers and any AGENT to
be successful. must have Pencil and prize to exhibit
and the first person in any neigh who applies for
Fencl and gilt. will receive the agency for that locality
Should any agent obtain valuable prize to exhibit with
his pencil, he would have little difficulty in obtaining
scores Of purchasers, and making it paying business
A NEW IDEA READ READ!!!
We ask nobody to send their money till they know
what prize they draw Any person wishing to try their
luck, can first send us their and address. and
VIII make their drawing and inform them by return mail
what prize they drew, when hev send and take tho
pencil and prize, not, whichever they choose We give
lhls privilege only once to purchaser. Amer the first
drawing, every purchaser will be required send In
vance, through the authorized agent. We will send with
each drawing the number taken out, with full description
6. E. TODD & CO.,
March 8. 1855 392 Broome Street, New York.
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Ha5" A Geographic dispatch yesterday
announced the death of Judge Kane, in
Philadelphia. The deceased was the
father Of the late Elisha Kent Kane, the
distinguished explorer Of the Arctic seas,
and has for many years occupied seat
on the bench of the United States Court
in this city. He died of violent attack
81 pneumonia.
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The Ice CRor.-All speculation in re-.
gard to the ice crop, at the North at least,
may now be set aside. We have accounts
from Boston, Maine, New Hamshre
Albany and along the North river, which
state ice from eight to eighteen inches
in thickness is now being harvested.
with fair prospect Of the quantity in.
creasing.
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Sewing Machines,

Any one wishing to purchase either
Grover Il Bakers. Wheeler IL Wilson's,
or |. NJ. Singers Sewing Machines,
will please apply at the Home Jour-
nal office. Every family ought to
have one.
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&. ID. BENSON Il BRO.
lLLL. go.
DEALERS IN
NJ SICAL HANDS, Z,

Piano Fortes, Melodeons Church and Parl0r Organs,
Sheet Music Music Book Instructors OF all kinds in fact,
everything in the Musical merchandise line cun be found
in our establishment.
Our Meocans manufactured by G. a. Prince & Co.,
buffalo, New York. Also warranted for one year. III
orders from the country will meet with prompt attention.
Music mailed to any part of the country free Of postage
Teachers and schools respectfully invited to give
CALI or send in their ORDERS AccoldcOns and all other
musical Instruments repaired No. go Union St. opposite
Planters Bank
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be-" At Lowell, Mass. on Saturday
week, p. j., Buckley finished the job of
walking l05 consecutive hours, with an
intermsson Of ten minutes in every IL
hours. He won $500 by the perform.
anCc.
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B&T Hons. Geo. w. Jones, w. r.
Avery and S. D. C. Adkins, Washing.
ton, will please receive our hearty thanks
for several speeches and documents OF
a likenature sent us.
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House and Lot for Sale.

In compliance with decree of the Chan.
Gerry Court, at Winchester, Tenn, pronounc.
ed at its February term, 1858, in the cause
herein pending of C. R. Embry vs.. S. b
Paarce ct ais, will, on Monday morning
the 9Th day Of April. 1853, sell to the high.
est bidder house and lot in said town. stu.
ated on the corner of Jefferson and -
streets, and formerly owned and occupied by
DR.. S. B. Pearce,
TERMS.
Said House and Lot will be sold on q credit
until the 25th of December, 1858, the pur.
chaser required to give note with good and
sufficient security for the payment Of the
purchase money, and q lien retained until
the same 10 paid.
H. r. ESTILL, C. T. II,
March 8, 1868. sds pre- fee ~ 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
THO WEEKS LATER IRON CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
S1,31s,JO5 in Gold.

The United States mai esnship star OF the w ~,
A. G.. Gray esq. conmsadirg &. left Aspinwsa Feb ..
at O'Clock p. IN ani arrive ct Qua srtise at n
on the 18Th Size brings tie California mails OF sas.
10 ard 81 ,3iS so in treasure freight, AID eis Pc
sepge~.
LIT q. Aspiuwa, her Britsnic Msjes;y's chip BrunS-
wick. United States sloop-oi.war jamestown, con-
napier &. H. A. II. Kennedy; brig Romance w'sA
Goals to 2. NJ. S. S. Co; just arrived
United States steamer Fulton, j. J. Amy, ihecf.
Commanding, sailed for Old Providence via San Juse
del Nor,e, Feb g. at "a. m. Feb. 3, at p IN, ise'
IS 81 N, long 73 90 W.. spoke bark Faith OF Port
land, Me-, for Mstaaxas, az well. Feb. III, al -
p. M, Ia, 33' SO N. long. 73' TO- W.. passed The
wreck of bark Of about 500 tuns, clipper bux, de-
serted, stripped and water!ogsed, focmss. gone oas
and mixen masts, and main yard standing, black mas
heads, coppered high up; hadappareDty been wrecked
son time. Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S steamship
Golden Age J. s. Watkins, esq, commanding. le6
San Oisnci.co q. p. M, January 70 and arrived d
Pansna Feb. ., at 10 NJ; Jan. % a, 2p. inssis
the Heads, passed c,ippership Flying Fish, Nichos.
ia DAYS from New.York for San krancisco.
LEFT at Acapulco ship George Peabody. with cosss
to +. NJ. S. S. Co, dischsrging.
The Golden Age brought down 26S passengers. sa>
treasure as follows, viz. For New York. $l.5sS,S1;
fr Ergiard, s56993l; for Psuams, 81, ooS-toSA.
81, 81 $50.
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togt.her should say il u the South. anu were Jci
1, Awe, We should on this occasion have pro-
ties, from his pen. The guiding principle Of hisststes
manship was, to consult the people and to revere the
people. But what do say, A voice comes 10 us
from OF Jeersons in the chair OF state
in the Old Dominion, and in clear and distinct terms
be rtJeCts the LccompOn Constitution not the act
and deed of the people Of Kansas and he rightly con-
demns the Lecompton schedule a. not republican.
New-York will respond to Virginia, aud the great
Northwest III swell the echo.
The policy OF enforeing the Lecompton Constitution
en- an unwilling people is neither wise. nor expedient
nor possible. Principle is the true OWNERS wand BY
which the President Of free people sways the M
lions and secures majorites for his measures
in Congress. The neglect of principle tor tenn
por7ing expedency always loses the respect OF
maiorites in Congress and out of II. The ship
of state is water.logged; throw the fraudulent
LecompoL Constitution overheard let principle take
the helm and the bark will spring forward its way
a. in the best years OF republic. Ours is the cause
Of peace Of order of true democracy Of union, OF free
DOM All good 0mens are with For our part are
resolved to walk in the central path of humanity shun-
ming sectionalism and fanaticsm the side, aud
subseryiency to dCtation the other. True detnoc
racy inscribes on its banner HE RIGHTS or rHf
STATES and TIE SOVEREIGNTY OF Tuf people,
upholds freedom to the indv dxa in the State, freedom
10 the State in the Union, and the nfetessble right
of the mai orty whether in State or in Territory
calmly deliberately and undistui bed, 10 form and
accept or reject Constitution for Themselves.
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FRANCE.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTTOS MARKET.-The Brokers Cir
week 65 O bales Of which IL 800 speculation aud Oo
for export The advices from the United States per Niagara
caused advance early the week of to- in the current
qualities Of American.
msss closed steady and rather buoy.at Friday with
export, at the following quotations, ezra,
Fair Mobile. ........Il Middling. ...''..'..'6s
Fair UPands .7 M Mid 49, lSl GO
STATE or TRADE IN M,scnEs1KR..-Th advices
from Manchester and the manufacturing ditdfs generally are
very firm in their demands.
LosDoN MARkKTs.-Messrs. Barring Bros. & Co.
quote WHEAT dull; white &c 0i8 FLOUR "a &i. Iron
INN Sc sc O for both rails and bars dull aud
DncsSsed COPPER advanced ID SPIRITS TvErENSE sr@
at LnsErD CANES in good demand Boston in bags flO
ssC IErD DI orr quiet at ' & RICE %r steady SAT-
PETER declined Cd TEA slow Of sale but prices unchanged
49, TALLow unchanged.
LoNDoY Monty MARKEr.-The London market
S .eC ias cent h close on Friday It ss for
money account The Bullion in the Bank Of had in
G,sed f9S29ec Mes'5s Barring Bros quote Bar Silver 's
LIvERPooL PRoDrcr MARKET.-The Brokers Cir
Pearls Sugar dun and Cd. lower Moasse. 6m Coffee quiet
Rice dull and quotations barely maintained Tea slightly 9d
fine. Querciron Bark quiet; Philadelphia Baltimore ga
S 0Sd Oil 1 sgf S oil a s s I'll d Se ss;
81 on the spot, and So as7l to arrive.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.-Messrs. Rich
iirely nominal Western Canal PhladelPha and Bait,
more 2eTTi Ohio 49, whes: very dn and decined
which a.; White, d76, and for best quality
Corn quiet but steady; Mixed and Yellow s. 65i White, %
LIVERPOOL PRovlHoN MARKET.-Messrs Bgland,
Aihya Co. Rch,dsOn Spence Co., james MsIIenry s,d
others quote Beef quiet but steady Pork quiet but steady
Bacon firm, with inquiry for American Lard steady
81 asa for choice Tslow firm At s. for Butchers soca
tioB
AMERICAN SEoURITIIs.-Me ssrs. Barring Bros re-
port buyers Of Pennsylvania tn DO Bonds 1871 So
divdend Virginia S. 1885,: offered eS and Panama Raosd
Bonds of 1859 at 49,
Messrs Bell Son report the market buoyan with upward
demend and more buyers than sellers L. Skies OF 1873
lOi: Bonds 1863 l02 dl0f Maryland Fve Bonds
$780, Massachusetts Elves Bonds looGlO2; Alabama Elves
Bonds rs Kentucky Skies 1853 and ~ sO0a2 Pennsylvania
Elves 72G73 exdyidend do do. Bonds Of 1871 80tdSs
dividends N Central Skies 9laSS Virginia Elves 1888 $40
ST. Illinois Central Shares 5dS y discount do Bonds Of
1875 SdS4 do SeyeIs 1867 Free land Sid96 Missn Cen
sl Fights Of 1862 S7089 Michigan Shares d 5 Central
Shares 74d76 do Sizes Sd S. do Seyens as Erie Railroad
stock Cd22 do Sd Mortgage Bonds ESQ Is do Sevens nv-
bes soot2 do. Sinking Fund $3.50; Pennsyvas Ceatr
Skies, LIST Mortgage, 86d89.
The London papers report active business the 18th In
Erie Raiosd Stcek 81 ~ Illinois Central shan quiet at
- 20 discount Illinois Central Sc Free snd 3D6s do
Bonds Of 1875 "a, Erie 81 Mortgage, 75c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

FATAL REsrLr OF AkrcK.-Coroner Conne,y held
an inquest in Thirty fouth street. near Ninth avenue
on the body of john Porter lad IA years of age who
died from the effects of kick from horse on TUESDAY,
last The horse bad been hired from neghbor placed
in a stable, and while feeding, the boy venured be.
hind the animal and Immediately received terrible
kick on the head which knocked him senseless Death
was the result Of the injuries, and the jury, finding
tia. no blame was ohugabe to any one, rendered =
verdict Of DEATH tom uries accidentally received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

Emperor there last yea', but that he and two or
three other ltalisos were expelled.
The MOnitcpr publishes decree announcing the in-
tentiop Of the Government to put down all religious
controversy in the French press.
Brussels paper sfiirms that the French Foreign
Minister Ind addressed note to the British Begi an
Swiss and Sandman Governments demanding certain
measures which may proven. renewed attempts al
assassination.
LATEsT.-The correspondent Of TIE Times reports
that no further measures Of repression will be directed
against the press.
Addresses from The army continue appear in the
NonNoar Many call violently for leave to pursue the
conspnators to their haunts.
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THE VERY --LATEST.
by tc7egI dpk from london 10 LlpcrPooII
LONDON, Saturday, n. IN.

LosDos, Saturday, a. m.
From the Times City Article.
The funds are moderately steady to-day, but the
market is without animation and manifestations en-
couraged in French official and military quarters would
probably have led to further depression but for the
Investments on the part of bankers aud Others
who the present state Of the Discount Market are
unable to employ their money except in Government
stocks or exchange bills.
In the Stock Exchange loans are obtanable at from
u to per cent and in the discount market excep-
tonable transactions have taken place below three
per cent. -,
The London and country Banks have to-day decided
to take in no fresh deposits at lighter rate than two
per cent The Union Bank has also reduced its allow
ance to q per cent.
Nearly $50 600 in gold was taken to the Bank to-
day. In foreign Exchanges this afternoon rates re-
main about the same at the last post.
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ITAI,I.

dispatch from Naples announces the death Of Sig
nor Labache at that place on the I'D II January.
plot against the life Of the King Of Naples bad
been discovered. Ten persons, all Frenchmen, are
said to have been landed at Naples to carry out the
design.
a conspiracy had alsO been discovered at AscotL
lis design unknown
II was stated that the Rothschids negotiating
loan for the Pepal Government.
An insurrectOnary movement at Rome was said to
have been planned for the 18th Of January but the
police frustrated it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
THE NEWS OF THE FORTNIGHT.

From Our Own Correspondent.
S,S FR,sctsco, Jan. 20, 1853.
California has a new Administration. On the ~
inst j. Nicely johnson retired from the Office OF Cover
nor. and John b. Weller inaugurated and nssuees
Gov johnson, before leaving his official position, DO
uyered very long message to the Legislature. Inc
most interesting portion Of his message to Eastern
readers will be that referring to the finances Oh tas
state He gives the following satisfactory table OF the
receipts and expe sdtures OF the State Treasury during
the last three years:
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Skating is the prominent Winter amusement Of the
women and girls of the Eastern States. In conse-
quence Of the on Saturday evening, some Of our
New-York women went through The motions Of a
learner to skate but with Indifferent success look
at the frozen mirror Of the upper Reservoir the other
day gave US powerful temptation to play boy once
more. The whole surface was frozen over in clear
glare without mark if not without bound and such
time as thousand pair Of skates might have had
but for the law, was painful to contemplate Down in
Bargor, when the ice patronized by the women had
become rough, the gallant 6remen turned out one
night AMI flooded the surface with water, polishing
up like Sunday boat, aud giving the fair skater'
few lease Of pleasure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
GREAT BRITAIN.


Parliament would assemble on the 18th of February.
Lord PalmerstOn bad as usual, issued circular so
Letting the early attendance OF the supporters OF the
Government, as affairs of considerable Importance
would come under discussion n,
A numerous deputstion had awaited on Loro fa
erston to urge the immediate abolition OF the churcn
rates They met with such lukewarm encouragement
that they adop az indignant resolution and pledged
themselves to press forward an independent Dill on the
Prince Frederick William Of Prussia had been in
vested with the Order of the Garter.
The I1eviatban had been pushed twenty-five feet OIL
the ends of the anchng ways, and her cradles were
being removed. She had over seventeen feet OF
water under her, and il expected that she would
float on the Both or 3lst. .
resolution pending before the General Court Of
Directors of the East India Company depressing
the proposed change in the government of India, was
carried by an almost unanimous vote.
The London Adrrtiser asserts that the Indian bill
will not be nearly sweeping ms is generally believed,
and as was at first intended. Ministers will consent to
notifications in the measure in its progress through
Parliament and that il will not pass this year. mot
withdrawn il will be shelved at the end Of the session.
Heavy drafts of troop, were under oYdersto embark
for India.
The Bank of England reduced the rate of discount
on the 9th to four per cent The reduction had little
or no effect the money market or Stock Exchange
The London Times remarks the subject that there
is pro .pect that the tendency for considerable
period may be toward Increased ease 10 the money
market For the last week two the applications at
the Bank for discount have almost entirely ceased.
They are still likely to be of very moderate charac-
ter, since the minimum rate in the open market has
for some DAYS not been higher than three per cent
while in the Stock Exchange the supply is abundant
at two.
The interest on deposits allowed by the discount
houses has been reduced toy per cent ;,
The Daily Ne,s says that some persons are dis
posed 10 look for further reduction in the Bank min
imum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
LATER FROM INDIA AND CHINA.

HALIFAX, Feb. Ia, 1898.
The X. NJ. steamship Niagara, Capt. Miller from
liverpcol at about 10 a. M of Saturday, tho sun uh
arrived at Halifax ut 80 a. Of Sunday, the latn
inx. A.. IL
Among her passengers are his EScellency the Hon.
,be Earl Of Mulgrave, the newly.appointed Governor
of Nova Scotia, his family and suite
The Niagara experienced heavy weather during the
whole pssssge. .-. IL
usnrv CLAW and Ann Hooper and the bark Statesman,
al Yarmouth, n. S. bound for Liverpool. She passed
the steamship Africa, from New'YOrk, Jan. 20, off
Hoyhead, at p. m. of the 3Oth on the 3lst she
passed the American ship Benares, of Kinsae.
The Collins steamship Baltic, from New-York Jan.
i6, arrived OF Liverpool at | p. IN. Of the 18th.
The propeller New-York, also from New-York Jan.
Ie arrived at Greenock on the afternoon of the 28th.
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Austria,

Vienna journal says that the National Bank con-
tsins greater amount of specie by 3OoO,ooo Horns
than ever before.
Austria consents that the act of the RveraIne States
relative to the free navigation of the Danube shan DE
submitted to the Paris Conference