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Il, , rIxsrAIs has bean acquitted on
Z lY J. ..seof robBing Brooks y 4 hotel
~, .bmolid.

,if- / +al
"a. oerfrrsd al tks Bright Hope Shalt
tlo n Rs.ypr Uompanyss Coal Pits in
.s'.r6sla county. thirtF-ope 1, miles from
Csess ,r About 8 O'clock on W ednesdas
by e u. I'M -l,sf. BIZ which nine persons
v0''. .fi.ss apd FIVE blackslost their
sH gTbs depth Of This pitts nine hun.
l'ss.i III it'd mus sestwardly twelve
dsa ,.g I.i' NH. Tbs explosion was the
'nqatI|safienitea n FIRE damp" but how il
ts'p' HUH 5p1e can say. We upderstand
e'ca.T w. and Il mule employed in draw.
s1s ai IL theinclineof lie shaft, were
| i'Ss IT, sep,bs,til Of tie shaft in an III.
pa4 s,i. condi5ion. | pAG explosion Great.
s y '.Isst erritsrpent, and every effort was
Y f,,55I,.dgsre4d ties shast and 70 rescue
7 -. 's.fp,Iupsta a,el, dead or alive, but il
=. .....iassaadinptnssibls N do s5, because
's' ~ destroy ing tsTsses. which seem.
s. 3 II sn ,he entire shaft, x note from j
Il "A NH at-the MINES written yester-
d. aTn;ng, Iduscr4bes Ifife scene about
Il. n Is heart. rsnditg. From him we
;. i KIM HIN tlte asmes 6ft liie white men
s1Is5 xsrs. GsoIge smith, Issue Palmer.
t Nj Blsnke6ship and Albert Rowe.
" ,.1yants ktlei, Two were owned By
d, lib sj Woodbridge. i've BY Mr..
,S,rias grswer and one by MFs, Harris.
III accident viii delay The OPERATIONS st
IL nir.ss isf issvsral days. eskly dis
s1tch s41
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ID, WHEAT CaqP- We learn from
aebsnges reeeiYesa.Itfroro all portions 81
4. S.ste, thattlle wlieaf crop looks very
s-onIIsiug, Ina s6 sbundant yield is ex4
s1sc,sd fila crop il this county. we be-
lsvstlooks5vslll. Wa sincerely hope
IL hslyess may b. abundant, Is the
pr..sn, highnice Of provision II ssnsibfs
tsI.ahf5aghols the coyntry - Ls,cisbarg
[Iy0agls, s45
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4. a.u Establishments.
NOTICE.
oantY Cpurt held fot I Kanawh,

Il 4 r q County Court held for Kanawh,
"A County ID isfhcay Of April, 1852.
Peter Holste u, q Justice OF the Peace. ii
aihs I'D Disltlct Of this Gonnty, this day Ten.
sde,ed MS written Tesg aationof his said Office
which is accepted !; and Sthereupon, il is Or.
ldersa that ali Election be held in said Bistffc,
I q fill Inc said vacancy OH the 26thof May,
/ 1883. 70 6e conducted 5y the same 0fiicsrs
and Commissioners as, art appointed to con.
daet tie General Election. Teste. 9
4 81 81 Tas d. W UUARRiER,l clefk.
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J fahatl,.tu and Cotton.

m oels4s., April 9. Tobacco
roptiuues active st q further advaaee. e
Tbs demaad Is parly speculative. The
vs.As, X unfayqfsble for the cotton
plsntsrs aud the season is regarded as !
icf!ai95t backward III. #ss \
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fhe Kahdtrtr,I AfrissH,.

slrlssAH. April Il6.--Ths Fsdera'
rour! has found true bills against Charles
Lamar. n. Z, Aiken. John r.. Tuckel
and others. for holding the Africans By
il. yacht Wauderer.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-26

r AM receiving 10 Fresh Supply u
j Drugs medicines. Paints. Oils Wine
doa Glass, Dye tufs, Paint and other
Brushes Psrfumery, Fancy Articles, ~.
With every variety Of useful notions
that are sold by Druggist generally and
all the popular Patent medicines of the
dsy ! viii sell cheap fof cash, ana war
rant you i pure article. Physfcians'
Prescriptions and orders promptly az
tended TO 1t the Charleston Drug Store.
v2n35. J. H. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-26

John Campbell. convicted in Philadel-
pba pfrobbiag 81 unkpcap man Of nine
cats. has been sent ID the penisentiary
torshfse years!
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KAN. "A, VIVA. VAL u T. Il STA r.


Y f--
GENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING /.
GOODS, &C.,
FAKES this method Of Informing the pub.
- lie that he il constantly manu- fsetnring
anA selling Ready Made Clothing. 81 n n
H. Having jrsf returned from, the Eastern Cit
les, within large stock OF Cloths Cassinaeres.
Gassinettes, Trimmings de-, dc,
his stock Of Bl lsffsa
READY-MADE cLOTIIING,
IS the lafgestand best assor trnent ever brought
To- this market, and consists OF all kinds on
Geeas suitablesfor gentlenlen's wear, such as
shirts. Stocks, Cragais. Drawers, Gloves, Sus-
pendeIss Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c. -
Also. large assortnent7of # 3Hf
Lddies Cloaks, Maats1las, Dec.
Having provided himsel { with, every facility
for the manufacturing of custom work, he
aatters himself hat he will be q hle toE
/. GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION,
TO all who may give him their patronage.
His business will be done principally fcr cash
or on short credits, and efefore, he expects
to sell for very small profits gSjs
Call and examine his stock before purchas,
ing elsewhere. ARss2 IL zast
His establishment will be found in the
rooms formerly occupied by Hall 4 Bckel,
on the Corner oil Main and Market Streets. III
April 18th, 1889 A.,, f4 50
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they eau be surpassed BY the most ashiona.
bic rlerch ant taiior IN this Of any 9th ef ptace
hey have .bssnItit by need men and
made up BIZ the best journe yTnen tailors the
Country has produced. Our vests and pants
ale Of every variety and price, and We war.
rant them to give entire satisfsctionao all
VINO may purchase Of US. Ok IL
To our stock Of ready made Shirts, we
call the attention OF all persons needing
such. We believe we can sell shirts cheap
lei than people can buy from Dry Good
stores, the materials to make Them. Our
stock embraces the most fashionable styles
now worn such AZ Bersaiies, Bfrdeye Linen,
plata Linen, Calico; Cotton. q We have
also C.avats in great abupdance. ana q
s Or 81 Ho ,ot and shoes srs rom the best
Eastern manufactures. In this department
of Our business, Ne have paid especial st-
tention to procuring froulthe NEST seryicable
article Of mems wear. 10 the finest ladies
shoes, d nd we feel satisfied that our stock
win compare fssprably With any other IN
this place. s-i
We have also received large lot Tobacco
ana Cigars, which cannot be surpassed.
ss7Fl MAY III WE'LL, 3
A..cade building, Opposite he Courthouse,
y3n7tf.. Charleston, Va.
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EerIumeFy, Y
Notions, &c5
Ever brought to Kanawha. !

Our Clothing IS of the best man
ufacture. made up per order es-
pecially for Us, and isof the. b=st
material. The styles are Of the
latest and most T shibnabie cut;
and consists Of every size andsva-
riety Of goods made. To our
dress Coats We invite special at
tention. as we do not think that
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,0A0 Kegs assorted, for sale low.
,LUU BUSKIRK ii DAVIS.
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sss.s.s'ss SUGAR CURED HANS.
a LDF.of Ruegles' Sugar Cured Hams just
~ received by BUSKlRK q DAVIS. !
Aprils5 $40, 6m 800
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o,,r etcbsnges. it appears prob
~, =, Rosssrsos i elected 10 Gil The
~ Y a o.ased By the death of Judge
,s,auHIs. HFiI ls
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Wagati. ana RlaelEamith

TNHE subscrfker infofns The inhabitants a.
il Coel,s Mouth and vicinity, thai he sii|l
continues 10 cdffy on the Wagon Making ant
BIacksnl thing business. il an their aiifS1snd
branches. Her prepsredt 10 furnish his cps-
stomefs with neatg good and substantisi
WAGON, his Tp1teriale are Of the best quality.
asa he u conf eat his work viii bear ihsfte.
tom q il 4 done either BY himself, o. ulieef
il immediate Inspection. aiistsg 81
a7 JOHN ovKRsHINfRs s
Coats M6uru, Feb. ~ IA SIS. ssS4
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nURE WINES AND LIQUORS for
medicinal purposes, for $40 by
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|1FHg snbscfibers 10 The Capital stock a.
II /" The Atlantic Coal 4 OIL CenspanS,',
grecently chartered BY DE KanaWb1 Circuit
MessFs sDsoua6 Patton, III chkllestcn, Kap1.
wha Cor Va, on "Wednesday fhe 4th Nlay
NEXT 1858. s.sss 81
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sUNDRIIEs.

3NAH - tisys
~ Boxes Palm Soap. IL NJ NJ
Id, 40 Boxes Palm No | Soap.
10 German do a,sk. 81 ssss
10 Fancy do 'ass sa
SO and half boxes Star Candles. Il
75 Talfow ia 81 do s iii
is Kegs Bi Carbonate Soda 5aa
100 Doz. assorted Bfooms. u 81 y
40 Bales No. Batting. 81 81. 4ss#
! 81 #Es. No 2 D do - gt sT
100 Doz. Buckets. aW ~
60Nests assorted Tuba t.s HI III
15Bbls Pulverised Saleratus.
100 lDoz. Bed Cords. 49, 8I
so Reels Pack Yarn. ~ HI
4 rs Daz. Zinc Wash Boards. ~
Ito Boxes Raisins. s4I
zoo Reams assorted Wrapping Paper. n
so Boxes Starch,
rs /" Assorted Candy. III
so Bags Shot.
W. IS Bales Bar Lea
Il BUSKlRK Il DAVIS.
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TOBACCO.
IA Butts Sntherlin's Star.
~ 20D James pounds
50@ Florence Hughes Long t0a.
rs Caddy Boxes Prarie Chicken.
i 20 Butts Flora Temple. 3a
II Us Kegs Gsdge 81 Bro Six Twist.
20 Gross $. B Villains fine cut chewing
60 Bbls Queen City Cut and Dry.
30 lHaly-bbls So do
a .tsat5s BUSKIRK 4 DAVIS.
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T All kinds Of Country Produce, sncA 81
Dried Fruit, Beans, Feathers, Rags, Beeswax,
Ginsshg. Butter, Eggs, etc., taken at fighesi
market prices, in exchange for Groceries
1T Strangers visiting Gallipolis are cofdi-
ally invited TO call and examine our stock,
before purchasing elsewhere. Prices Is low
Is the lowest, and terms Cash. g
y q. & 4. HENKING. b
Galiipolis, Ohio, MAYBE 1868, IL,
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ICIIA,RI,EsTON MARK III

co,Fecsed weekly or Tie ktaaassha valley
sai.'Pi By
James b. Moves, us.
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ALBERT w BEE, s
VI. N I'll 4 CHARLES W. GODDARD.
LEWIS z. BEERS, III
j sf WM.3 M.IASaFkEfD.
April iieth 1889 rs, It ASA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-26

Pixies PEAK AZ HUMBUGgi
A RlcHER VEIN IN KAEAwHA II!
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Wholesale Il retaiIsd eaIer in Dry Goods
Gre6efies and country produce.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE Peep LIE
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COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED.
will pay the highest market price for sil
kIlds ~ country produce, delivered ct nv
store. GR0kaE BENDER.
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TUsT received. ana Sor sale, 500 Us, supe
ID fior Potaslls A, GALD NE ELL
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MEXICAN eKCuRum

MEXICAN ssCuRum.
American securities have not materially ohspred I'LL
Dos shares "a 80; do seven per cent bonds 1875 80
mortgage bonds, 81.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
1he Liverpool cotton market dull, and quotations
were nsintained with difficulty the better grades
while on the inferior there has been decline OF six
teepfh OF penny The raes of the three days foot up
export The following are tho authorized apotauons:--
Orleans middhng 75sd; Upiands uidditng, 6Xd.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHB5TER.
Ine sdy,ces nom Manchester are unfavorable, prices
TOR goods being seak and the inquiry quite limited Con-
Inertal yarns however, were firm.
LIVERPOOL BRRADSTUFFs Market
ohaioson, spence Co. report the harvest prospects
favorable, notwithstanding showery weather. -Four
steady best French advanced to 10s la Sd. Vaat
very cuu and quotations maintained with din atty.
Western red is quoted at 7s Cd o.; white o. o. ca
Corn declining and offered freely At easier though not
qvotably lower prices; mixed and yellow, 5s. Cd S.
l0d white 7s. Ts. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET,
Beef was heavy, ana bsders ~ere pressing her so,k
offering q. slight iecins quotations. 10 wover are nom
in Bacon dull and easier, but not quotaby lower
Lard was dull but steady. Tailow was quiet sales Of
butcher g at 65s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Roap waa steady ut g. 3d. for common. Sugar quiet.
Coffee dn Ashes Gull sales OF pearls at 29s, and OF
pots n 27s. Spirits Of turpentine steady at 3As Cd
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, August &c. 1859.
Wheat steady, and holders demand an advance on quo
tasns, but buyers decline accede. Sugar quiet Uoee
nrm Rice nrm, with more buyers ttan sellers Tallow
STEADY ~ Doe. Spirits tuYpentne At 35s. . 86g.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, August 1z-Noon.
Coruos are 1t 964 96 for both money and account.
In TIE money market the fluctuations In the funds
ward.
LNERrooI, August 17-Noon.
LOTION Gull; estimated sales 600 bales.
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Mine Persons Poisoned In Clinton Street.

Mine Persons Es0lSOne0 In Clinton Street.
Last evening ~1ole family, consisting of nine
persons, were po,fo1ed while partakng Of their
supper, two OF whom It is thought will not re-
cover. II appears from what our reporter could
Observation-Disclosures of the fact not having been
received at the Police headquarters unit. psat mid
ngh-hat the unfortunate affair occurred OF the house
Of Mr.. Hewlett Peters, 23o Clinton street. The family
which parook Of supper consisted Of nine persons
whom were children. Nothing was noticed particular
shout the tea, but shortly Afterwards they all began TO
feel sick at the stomach and soon several began to vom
covered that they had al parook Of arsenic The stomach
pump soon put In operation and everything
remove the poison. Most OF them we're at one O'Clock
much relieved but two Of the children. thought
that the sugar hsd been poisoned, but how done
the family ct loss to know. At present they
suspect one, but there will, - doubt, be some light
Csps. Cameron the seventh ward, was on hand Is
coon az information sent 70 the station house. aud
will GAUGE thorough investigation ~ 10 the manner 10
which the poison placed In the sugar Some OF the
family think that areenc, having been procured for de-
stroyng rats was BY some means thrown into the bowl
thinking II was sugar.
Those poisoned consist OF Mr. Peters, his wife and four
children, and his wfe's two sisters and young man
Tho women appeared to be the east Affected and with
ono exception, they were able 70 keep up, white
the remaining portion were completely Frustrated
from the effects Of vomiting. DR.. Evans thinks
that took sufficient quantity TO kill them. Yet
bard to tell what may be the result Almost every one
Of them threw up considerable OF the poisonous acid
especially when the stomach pump used The affair
created consi ierAble excitement about the neigh
bhrhood, and many OF The citizens aided IN doing
al they could for those suffering The whole house pre-
perfect health and there not the slightest doubt but
Ill were affected from what they drank at supper.
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A WIFE ELoPxs FROM HKR HusBAND.-A young
and RATHER handsome woman, named Mrs. Edwards,
vhoee husband dsneator Of negro character q The
"Bcwery," on Broadway, disappeared quite suddenly
Hotel and has not since returned According 10 report
for time past she has been receiving the attentions
who. Il IN said, ID very Don Juan Of fellow. They
have frequently been sem together taking moonlight
erols through the city, and supposed that under the
one another their undyug nonfcpse and tho female Ia the
Gaze received 10 sspnder the lies which bound her 20
Ethiopian mis- srelsy, represented In Mr. Edwards and
enjoy the ovpS embraces OF payanour. At any rate
she gone, and her husband don't know who're she ~
81 Ecuis Rsrablfcrs, sao9t36
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BASE BALL MATCHES. afternoon over two
thousand persons corTegated a. the Base Ball grounds
Eysian Fields, TO witness two celebrated matches be.
tween the Empire and Mutual clubs and Knckerbocker
and Eagles Tho playing commenced about three O'Clock
10th games being played with considerable
The and Eagles both played remarkably
we'll but the latter club were too much for their oppo
rep they making forty TO eighteen of the Kpicker-
bockers The greatest interest however felt in tho
paying between the Mu:uals and Expires Quite large
number Of ladies' were among The spsossors and several
Of the members OF the Ccmmoo Council. Both clubs
strove hard to outst the ohe general very good home
runs being made. At the arst tae Matuas rather mad
The best OF the game but the Empires, however made
Dold strife and soon tied their ad versares and succeeded
IN winning the game by four The Mutualg scored
twenty'tLree and the Empires twenty .seven.
grest match Ia ehortiy expected TO come of. The
Of Hudson county New Jersey have chaen red The base
ball players Of New York BROOKLYN, TO play them =
ues and regulations the National Assoc,aton Of Base
Ball Players. Fifteen days has been ao we'd from the
twentieth inst II 10 presumed that the Brooklyn players
VIII seceps the SnaeDse, and the game vi" be played in
Another great match comes Off on Wednesday, at the
Feds. which will no doubt be largely attended.
CONDITION OF CANAL srRKEr.-The upper end OF Canal
street, between Broadway and Centre street. is in most
deporabls condition. repairing has been done to for
six month, and ied with holes several quite
Deep Quite number Of accidents have occurred and on
saturday wheel OF carriage was taken of by fall.
ing INTO one OF the holes near Elm street d hoped
soon as possible, before any further accidents occur
Tm LINDSEY BLUES paraded yeNerdy, and visited
Pleasant Valley TO celebrate their anniversary They
turned out about forty muskets, and were accompanied
BY ehetons Band, attracting considerable attention
fhey resurned homo a late hour. after having enjoyed
very pleasant excursion.
AsroR LraRARH.-The Astor Library and its exten.
sion will be opened to day for the accommodation Of The
public During the interim that % has been closed the
books have been rearranged and classified and 100000
volumes Of select books added 10 il shelves
QUICK rnr.-The steamship Columbia, Commodore
Berry, from Charestou arrived At this port on Saturday,
81 P. H. making the psssage 4oK hours being Tia
shortest on record She brought the evening Charleston
papers OF Thursday, 26th full freight and heayy pas
aenger list She has also the rs bale q cotton n the
new crop.
Ixrosrns Accountable recent order Of the Police
Commissioners for The suppression Of besgng in the pub.
lie streets has driven this GLASS Of people 70 attempt
other subterfugss TO follow up their calling and Within
few days past some Of them have forged the names Of
rome o. our Wal street merchants 70 petitions for as
snce me name o. T. ". Martens, Of No SO Wall street,
nas ocen extensively used these forged petitions,
Look out for them.
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ELoPUdENT OF CIRCUS ACraEss-Miss Car
roli, connected with Davis Crosbs's circus, eoped
rom bloomington few days ago with Of the "show.
nlen." " b Carroll cher father, preaume), offers
reward q my dollars for the delivery Of Maria Carroll q
the PIKE Houee, and nfty for the incarceration o.
John j. Brand and one Mahoney In any jail wherever
taken. Miss Carroll about fifteen years Of go, and
said 70 be very beautiful and attractive ~ . oireua
perfosmer. -Chicaoo Herald, August 20
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City Intelilreace.

STREET CLEANING SrArsncs.-The following s tae state
Saturday last e
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GENERAL AMNESTY FOR ALL POLITICAL,
OFFENDERS.
The At7sitetr OF the 18th contains the following
IMPERIAL deer

IMPERIAL DECREE.
ful and sntire smresty h granted to al persons sen.
fenced for political crimes Offences tAoso who have been
the object OF any taken for tho public security
On account Of the te Of the 16.n the Emperor pardon
ed eleven hundred and twenty persons sentenced
prisons for various crimes offences aud nfrDgeuents
Of the law. reduced the terms or their imprisonment
The Aontear also contains sunday nominations 70 the
eenaie, including General Rensuldt, Forey and others
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
yONpoN uONEv MApYrr.


Tho fluctuations In the funds had been slight, bat gene
rally dull tone had prevailed and the tendency
downward On ths 10th, however oonsoh buoyant,
and advanced 10 o6x s6x. The new Russian loan
ranged from and half TO per cent premium. The
demand for discounts had dinshed and the supply Of
money the Stock Exchange abundant At one and
bali per cent American securities quiet without
any essential change.
Tho London DAILY News city article Of The 10th says:
An Improvement Of threeeghs per cent took pAoe TO-
day in the funds and Was well supported the close.
The csuse Of the rise w almost exclusively TO the ap.
psarsnce OF the government broker buyer. There
was fair demand FOR money and but few transaction
took place below the bank minimum There are already
sufficient nticrtcns fhst the Russan loan will float sue
cessfully Foreign exchanges sseasy. the Lonaon
Tina city article quo e. the rho IN ccnsols on the yoh at
one half per cent 10 consequence OF purchases from
Swings banke The demand for discount was moderate
The general rate Two and three sighss par cent
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ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE.
arrival Of the City Of Washington at New York
aud the Indian at Quebec.
Grand Entry Of the Victorious Army Of
Italy Into Paris.
Napoleon's Banquet to the Chiefs
Of the Army.
THE SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR.
An Amnesty Granted to all Politi-
GAL Offenders.
Slow Progress Of the Zurich
Conference.
TRANQUILITY THROUGHOUT ITALY.
HTATB OF THE MARKETS
Ae., Ae., 10.
TRANQUILITY THROUGHOUT ITALY.
RTATE OF THE MARKETa
Ae, Ae., 10.

Ne screw steamship City Of Warrington, Capt Petrie,
ron Lverpso a 80 p. the 17th, and Qusenatown
On Me 1sth u Augua arrived at this port last night.
he steamship Indian, from Liverpool on the l7th inst
arrived u Quebec yesterday. Her dates four days
Aies Than tnoss BY the stesmships Ameriea and Ena
no sseamship Borusria, from New York, touched at
Southampton We 1Ah ins and than proceeded her
way y Hamburg.
mo steamship Nsrth Briton nom Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool on the 10th inst
Ne Aics arrived u Liverpool u half past ton O'Clock
O NE evening Of the 18th inst.
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THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.

THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
On NE 13ih inst conference Of TIE Austrian and
TsAoh pespoentaxes took place, ana lasted two hoars
ssurier from the Cabinet It Paris arrived o. that
day.
The second Austrian Plenipotentiary, H. Aesenberg,
had net lsft Zurich for Vienna, ~ reported.
On the 18th there Q IL DeUw In honor Of the 5cb
Nspsesn All the Plenipotentaries and members Of the
yeoeral Council. &C., were present.
The French Ambassador H. de Turgot sat the right
and the Austrian Minister the left Of the President
u. Sample.
Tho Paris correspondent Of the London Ns asserts that
Ne Conference had come TO dead lock.
Tho Ministerial journal Of Vienna insists IN very strong
Sms the stpulasions Of the treaty Of varanca be-
~ carried out ct Paris
On the 18th and l6h nsans the plenipotenaries held
- formal sitting, but were engaged 1t festivities