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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-21

n fRSftALL IL AID are now REVIEW HS Wv"
wi Spring Supplies of Family GROCERIES, Il"
which they invite the attention Of their customers
and dealers generally.
10 hhis. prime p. X. Sugar
10 a." common do do
~ bbls. Yellow and G. Yellow Sugar
10 boxes lowering Co. Loaf do
10 bblS. Crushed and GRADUATED d"
10 " Patent Cut Loaf do
10 " Sugar House Syrup Il"
10 " Golden Syrup
20 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee
IL Old Government Java do
Old Brown Government Java do
20 chests Gunpowder Tea-part prime
100 boxes Patent Sperm. Solar Sperm, Adaman-
tine, and Hydraulic pressed Candles
Ii do. do. jenkins Mould Candles
SUI sack. u. A. Salt, 2d0 do. Marshall do: loo
do. Ashton's do, Pine Apple and English Dairy
Cheese Pepper. Pimento. Starch. Rice. Soda, Gin
ger, and all articles usually found in Grocery
establishments.
lG-c- No. II Kjag Street, A'"r""d,jH. aPl2
TNOBACCO, SEGARS. dc.-The undersigned
i are now receiving and have in store, their
CpRING STnrE nE TDRArtp SEGARS &c,
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KNOX & BROTHER,

No. q Kiag 1freFf, AIrr""dfio,
HAVE ON HAND and constantly receiv
III ing fresh supplies of GROCERIES selected
for family use. We have i'll part
10 hhds. prime New Orleans Sugar
~ bhls Crushed Sugar, best article lowering
5 Granulated g e
10 Loaf d" ..
boxes Tea, Green aud Black, warranted No.
l. hhdS. Z. r. Mola>scs, 90 bib. n. -. Mola-ses.
90 bag old uoy Java Coffee. Il bag Mariarah"
and Laguyra C"tiee, ~ bags Rio. ureen aud White
Coffee, 20 boxe. Chemical Sperm Candles 20 h"Ae.
Adamanrine Candles. NH ST
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW B0OkS.-Gray's 4nafomy.--AnatOmy
~ Descriptive and Surgical. by Henry Gray, +.
r. =. Lecturer on Anatomy at II. Georges HOspi.
tai, the Dissec,ions jointly by the author and DIR.
Carter, with .i63 engravings on wood, large royal
octave volume, price 1925.
.ibJons French Reroi"tion.-The French Revo-
luton of 1889. as viewed in the light of Republi-
can Institutions, by John ;. c. Abbott, with one
hundred cngravngs. $3.50. Just published, and
for sale by lily III ROBERT BELL.
Ill THE NEW BOOKS, PAPERS AND
a MAGAZINES, for sale at fRENfH'S Book
and PeriDiicW Depot
Nick Max for August. capital number, price
Zoe.
Pickles "A new comic Monthly, Zoe.
The Comic Bouquet for August, Toe.
London Illustrated News, with line engravingS
Of the war in Europe, every week.
n Y Ledger. Mercury. Weekly, Leslie's, Har-
pers Weekly. Flag, Pictorial, Waverly Magazine.
Family Journal. &C., all for July 10th.
All the principal German papers received resu-
larly.
DAlLr PArERs.-New York Herald, New York
Times. Baltimore SUM- Alexandria Gazette, and
Evening Star.
Constantly receiving new Books. Magazines,
Papers. &C. jyl9
IJlHE LAST VOLUME OF HUMBOLDT's
i COSM0S.-Cosmos, sketch Of a physical
description ot the Universe by Alexander Won
Humboldt, translated by Otte' Dallas, l2mo SSc.
Mosaics, By the author of Salad for the Solita-
ry ect.. l2mo. cloth, Sl.25.
The Game of Draughts or Checkers, simpited
and explained, with practical diagrams and IL
Illustrations. by d. Scattergood, 3Sc.
Deacon Doolitte's Drollcres, II collection OF
quaint and funny stories told by the deacon, he.
Natures School. or Lessons from the Garden
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15c. The Bridge over the Brook ). ). l. ljc.
Desilvrrs New Maps of the Seat OF War, with II
large amount of statistical information, and por-
traits OF Francis Joseph Napoleon I'd, Victor En-
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further supply of Gillotts Black Swami Quill
Pens. II cents each. Just received and for sale
by JAS. ENTW ISLE d SON,
10 ~ NJ g.. KIM. street.
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PLASTER! PLASTER!
WE are expecting daily, $50 TONS Of BLUE
w WINDSOR PLASTER, which We offer at
the lowest market rates from vessel.
an Is HILL, BROWN 4 PAkTLOW.
DERUVIAN GUANO.--A cargo of Ne. Pc
RUVIAN GUANO. just received from the
Agents of the Peruvian government and tor sale
at Lowest rates JAMES &. NENETT,
NH IA opposite Pioneer Mills.
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5 key. Rough and Ready do; - boxes me-
lium do: 10 bhl> and eases Smoking Tobacco ~
boxes Scotch Snuff: ) hbls. do do; 10 keg- loose
do; % jars Rappce do. also, large stock of Sc
CARS. We have bought our Tobacco, Srgars,
&C., on the most favorable terms W. invite an
examination of our stock, ~ We will sell a. low a.
can lie bought here or Baltimore
J. II. McVEIGH son,
NH II Prince street Wharf.
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=, 1881" Beyond this last period feel
that it is impossible, short of miracle. Tor
my existence to be prolonged. Thy Will be
done"
/ am now closely confined to my apart,
ment With faithful Johns aid, have all
the comforts that am now capable ot ENJOY
ing; my life hangs upon his.
had liked to have omitted one spocial
caution against going to the watering places in
autumn i'm search ofhealth. Ii is all idle, dis
sipated, and expensive practice. 1t you are
10 live in the lower country, you must accuS-
tom yourselfto the climate. which have no
hesitation in saying is in every way more
healthy than that OF the upper country, short
of the Allegheny. When l was boy,
agues and fevers were hardly known TWEEN
ty miles west Of the falls Of the great rivers.
The inhabitants Of the lower country were
always jeered by the trans-mountain people,
especially on account of their sckly climate.
But now the valley is. perhaps. the sickl-
eat in the State. Whoever heard Of the
breaking up of old William and Mary by an
indigenous plague! In case you should ~
for enough west to Montgomery or Wythe)
TO avoid autumnal diseases you must count
upon diving the first time that circumstances
ohlige you To spend the season ut home
There never was complaint Of sickness at
Warner Hall until the last Warner introduc-
ed the rum fever. The notion Of i'll health
has been pretext to cover the love oi gadd'ng
and eosippiug; and for q winter climate. and
spring especially, mot to mention roads,
there Is MO comparison.
PRAY mention Mrs. V. Bibber's lowest price
for her estate, and John Tabb's ais" it prac-
,.idisx NV ckildsea. j. r.. of Roanoke.
To Joux RANpoIPH BRYANr, ESQ.
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EGBOES WANTED wish To purchase
IN any number of NEGROES, for which l will
pay liberal prices. Those wishing to sell, will do
well to call on before selling, at my old stand,
at West End, AleIsndris, Va.
aug ls-ln JOSEPH BkIIIN
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BEST FAMILY FLOUR.

TINEAS-An Invoice of Gunpowdrr, Imperial,
i and Young H. son TEAS, part Of fine quality.
for sale by VIM. IL. FOWLE son,
iv 10 No t. South WharvrS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-21

NNGLISll AND AMERICAN GRASS
IL SCYTHES--Wc have still on hand supply
1t genuine English Grass Scythcs; also, the cele.
brated Harris American Scythes. for sale by the
dozen or Singly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDOs hONEl M.RSET.--Ibrdsnee bg the coz
tunslce = ~ panic tie PsIis Ena funds aAd
been presses time Consos ast dscIed - el
rNfstr h1E.ysr caused Partis recovery
On the h Upon atve q bte prices IL Pars thr market be-
tlt Ii IT, d. freucn stEices .s,s
tzvolstle, Couso cesud ia; a. So Go OE Acoo-E
idsrd
O~by 10 e ooutrEc.07 of general speculation d1raf the
2os cis liei ;ast prevailed suppy q 0olsl <ain
o-corlg yty sbrcaLt alc OOgrTnnent secIries
of-rd a. j. cent The temsud or morsy q he Bank
n IT, Discount sles5y T.
TIE EeI-Tsl
vevsed t1s; the Russian Government hsi sreafy
sotzt41g for several ulOGs sterrs
Ilsl l~adi-s m 1ncsl aors- Ia LoucoD.
meetng Of tr- sa.Tehod.rs inois &c trs Railway
ConPsuy n-d London The pToc-.clrss OF tue
dsPutsaon Me- OTk detailed length aLd
- % rEosGs n. 1o9 <hich Cossp1ny ssuds
need va, ,rhs.sc IL finally resolved to l@aEe the
au.soB Ola call the shE.ts 70 the Counttee wao
rsrr b~ley.d 10 b. Ia favor OF loan.
The weekly OF the Bank OF E4Isnd shoss In
cfeAse N iAr ballioe " : lfs ,Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
FRANCE.
DAVID LIVINGSTONE"

Great agitation stil prevailed the Paris Bourse,
ana in political eirchs, IN respect 10 the Enp1for
recent reInsrk 10 the Austrian Minister. The Paris
corfest ondept Of The London Times writing on the
evening Of the 9th, says:
"The continued sltrce Of the MonHtar, and the
unsatisfactory, and, | may add, verbally incorrect
version Of the Emperors brief and significant remark
TO the Austrian Ambassador, together with the COM
mepts of whose language If II were listened to,
would probably be desperate as their fortunes nave
not tended to restore ranquiity TO the financial pub
ic IL is uue that NJ. Louis Veplot delivers, In to-
days UnirerS bis Of any step that would lead
not mere simple enlargement but to an open rup'
ture with Austria i Goubt much II this disapproDa-
tioD though compg from so high quarter will suffice
10 neu.raiZe The effect Of the orgral incident 1000
60 the Monit6ur must speak
Ii is ofirmed that note was dispatched recently
from Paris to the Austrian Government On the sub
ert of Seryis, couched IN rather significant terms,
viz: That the passage Of the Pruth by Russia had
been considered by the allied Powers, as a casus
bella, and that there IN point of fact, no differ
between IL and the crossing the Servlan frontier
by Austrian army, for in the one case, as IN the
other the integrity and independence OF the Ottoman
Empire would be meraoed.
At an official reception, subsequent to the incident
of the LIST Of January it was remarked that the EN-
peror was most particular in his attentions to the
Austrian Embsssador If he wanted TO show that it
was not any feelirg TO him personally that pro-
voked The upwonted warmth Of his expressions at tn,
lsyee but rather from q strong dlsspproval of the
policy Of his Government.
left Paris foi Servia on a special mission.
LATER-PaIis Friday, Jan. I-Ine M0Atear OF to-
day contains the following:
aFor several days puShc opipion has been agitated
by charming reports which 1t is the duty of Govern
ment TO put stop to- in declaring that nothing In
diplomatic relations authorizes the fears which those
reports tend to provoke
The Paris CORE spondept Of The Daily Ners says,
that the impression that Europe was on the eve OF
eeoSrel aimed groubd immensely; and he asserts
beyOId doubt that whatever turn events might take,
the French army of Italy Was quite ready to march
ION paper
The sam suthority Gays the Austrian ambassadors
private Secretary lad been suddenly dispatched TO
Niebns.
letter from Paris in the IRdkpendGnce Belg, reT
resen,s that Prioce Napoleon has stated TO Lord
Cowey the British Minister, that the Imperial W.
orument Is ready TO abandon the present system Of
negro immigration provided Great Britain will frankly
undertake to assist Fran in obtaining coolies for the
French colonies from the British Possessions.
PARIS, FRIDAY, Jan. The funds opened rather
higher, bat subsequently, sgain declined that tao
paragraph in tn. MoAitehr has hsd no fleet. Tire
per cents close at .l0f.r money, and the per cents
"a, %,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
Richsrd.on, spence a. Co.'s Circular.
Per Eu.opd |

Pc, EU'OTd LIVERPOOL, jan 7, lsd9.
he sIkst during the week been supplied
with Cotton the demsid very mef effect sales,
have been accepted Upnds and Mobile. have de-
much In Manchester business Is interrupted BY the absence
Of any stock. Of Goods Yarns. MiddTg" Orleans SD
Mobile, l3 l6d., upsud. esd. T. 70.
BRrApsTuFYs-Tte only arrival, this week 80
Flour from Fsnce 1881 quarters Wheat $3.50 quarters Corn,
Fam deliveries OF Whss for the week ending st Ss.rr
dag eS 9o sIters ~ TO- against 8lSJ quarters at
Il o. in the corresponoing week OF last year.
lie ers tone VI the n Trade tbs week has been steady
Al the sdyAnee late y quoted
At 70 day market. Folders OF Wheat ut the Opening asked
ID to ID bush over the rate. Of TUESDAY Tn hoseyef
cseoseo snc only best qualities that the advance
realized other knts selling - moderate exent az prem
prces Flour unalteed and very difficult TO sell, owing
70 Tie inferior qua y AID condition toe stocs Indian Corn
in Tet. demd without change In value Mixed brings q
- Yellow % 1877 White quiet st s. ass We quote:
Wheaf, Red Cbago, Gas 2; Milwaukee s. d58 Iroiaua
5 nae 6; White W,strrn dp ~ southern 917 P7J 70.
tour-Phiiadellhis and Bstfore ~ 19lI OHIO ~
= via New. .OisAus y as We,tsIn 10 n - b Dbl
IN dsusnd "a boIds,. sbo,y
much ds,e realize that IN tie few retail ids buyers
coitpue 70 tt an sdystasr 10 price The ,ess are Cran'
Oewl o. 9' snd =" Albursers' at 1916 y tierce.
PoFE quiet at previous Pices For lh slight advance is
a,lsd
ohap that there inquiry for American et.l sals
Kusau Co middles (new) reported at i6 cwt
bur YET quantity ha, sred to the market. Old
eCt,d.
CHgEsr held firmly, but only in moderate request.
LARDghc demand l. moderate the weeks sales reachiog
about ~ taIs {. tGo and 10 day " tuns choice
50 cwt
TALLow in batter request advance of Cd. " cwL
"bueher. Ascension nay be quoted at 50 y cwt In
London the usset has also improved T. T. C. closing 81 81
.p,t, s. .td5l January 10 March.
ROsIA-Conmon scarce ard about 1900 bb have
been sod st 2d54 the spot d5o TO sIrivo Better
dstcrptous neglected.
BARK at Philadelphia. aud 6 for Baltimore.
OLs-Sperm ~ tuD. winsrbsgged Jast arrived,
biougot ts2 Nothing done In Whale.
sEEDsFcr the finer qualities Of American Clover there
r fart god ara 81 ass very good Tun
odeTed az 70, ~itE01t buyer"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
Barring Brothers d. Ce.s Circular.

p.7 FuyOD0. LONDON, Friday, Jan. I, lS59-5
Our Foreign reopened The 4h
ips after The Chfltua. holidays With fair demand for the
b. e animation in business. sener.ny h6sEY "a fair
demand al 1d3 q cent snnln CoSsoLs smut sad St@
or the scoouIt. Bar SILVER 5ls. Mexican DOLLARS,
sl. American EAGLES, 76S boUBtooSs-SPsnisH, 7oI6i
south AUIicsn, "a.
s'er Ido %, Black, iV04 Hcnearaa silver, SSG5 lvi
coco,-45 b,r. Bali, a, auction were bought in a.4s
CoFFEE hm 5S casks snd o tbs sni bags Plantation Cey
on ,oia brlsGy s,2 soyarce.
Tile, AZ! 10 best Selected enc lo sH,a'hiOs I'D fs
CoEs~Tbe .apyly Of Ensi.h Wheat E. Mond.J smsss
.u. and Foe, 1e'sSsea s s az az .. ~ .s..,
pies was % ~ ol essiv f.,olsa " 20 Sb @ ~, ~
d4i Req 50 a. (, o. Flour 2 az 2 Dol
A. L,erPosi the make. cl week 81 bales.
Mod ing Ors@srss i5-iG1. y q.
hENF-ko..n quiet 81; Re,enours Clean 49, Hall clsas
no NsniIs 6fs bales dauskcd, chiefly SOLD a. e2 l
Il Jue IN good der and; 7i1 bales a. 4n,ti9n uosy a.
hDlGo-s.oct l.t int Ise4i chests. assl. 49, IT'S
ss and - SO in lG57 T- next quarterly sale cou@srcs
iSoS-Ile market 1. quiet IS c for Rails ard rs for
Bsn, 10 wale, scotch Pss quiet 1t IS sGoi ior
LsHED firm at former prices Calcutta on the spot, 20 se52
n a.6 :aS st e & az. g5 .:S osns s 'rs ..a 'Tt s
SEED st 81 o. delivered Arnys for the week tCo grs
LHsEtD C.sEs hardly suppoI, Pyioos prices E-s4YOrk
6lLs-f.k ,-sdy Is "a. Colonial Sperm sold q. ao2e
q, for bees Foreign Esfl,e aud s r Bfe.n L,nsed
'sscy s 50 on u. 'Por Coca hut " GS f'r Ceyl'D
ASd A. az Tor Cccuiu
LzAD hrfu. Common P. f.2 lol.
RCE-5i bsg hscraDze AT.csa al sold q,
Of ahot for fair % good quality some poron bnnng b.
OF 2o00 bsss Asdrss fourth a. iur sod Psnky
500 beg hsusoon bought Ia At for isr mid .EhtJ
b.obsz, CHsr OF Osux rsrsec 100 biss
white bspgA lave b.sa purchased a. but <@s bass
white oogsht N ~ II
RrN quiet; suG crmsI pI!e.. barely msin>nsd Aboct so
hS- be-a sod a. 1di for md - god JAMAICA
ara Ter DeneTsrs
RAFEsILD-S5 ass for fine samples Of Calcutta with lin.
tied suiIy.
saLTPEiER que;l $50 b.g. Beng. offered auction,
s 20 of - cent sod AZ reduction of about
e c~t fer lti 20 l. e cent 81 ass for lCt lbt v
snd y Iso bels Bombay ,old J! for
~ 4
sFELTEk rather oUietsr 81 Z = 2 6.
PFper PenalE chan sed hands II SD fr
srb..susBty 500 bexs sEp3re auction sod a.
I'D with Email portion C4s.a gLsa go boxes have
ten Pulchss@d 81 & ass r MIC fair ID pile. sna luI for
small lot. Il Z4U Eb.r sslabe At = d.
SICAElhs marie, opened quietly and baA connusd With
sDmsop For r.fDirE qualities snd huscovsco sggns,
fair oeasrd prevailed fa prices BAT tie supply OF bsof
And Msss grocery having been rather Tse fses
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
ITALY.

The Continental journals and correspondents con-
time give alarming details OF the state OF affairs il
Italy.
rumor hsd been current in Paris that Milan was
in q state Of siege, but it lsckei confirmation.
The PaTY PatrIe publishes a letter from Milan,
dated the lst inst, which, 1t observes, contains
sta uent SO serious anc strange ths. it publishes L
with every r.seIve tisto the effect that SOME bodies
Of the people passing by the barracks crying "Vsra
Flal6 were responded to by the soldier, within the
barracks with similar cry.
The civil srd military authorities at Milan were
treated with contumsly sud tie latter of opinion
that there would soon be an outbreak.
The garrison Of Pavia having been augmented by
200 utn and four guns il stated thai the U4ver-
city would soon be reopentc. II was expected that
on the return Of the students collisions would very
likely ;ab place. Every rreeaution Was being TAKEN
and Psvia wss almost in . state OF siege
The Nord publishes stflegram from Geroa stating
that the agitation was Interesting there, and that
report continued 10 DC circulated that Ganbaloi was
about to organize corps Of volunteers, or was pre-
pairing 10 play some very active part.
Tie Austrian gaTrisoas In LVnbardy were aireaiy
on = footing
Msrhke preparations were hisk at Cremopa.
Modepa In g iearfo state Of alarm.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
AUSTRIA.

TIE official Oefterrrchisehe Corrtspoads= OF VI
enra announces ths, reinioIcemenis will 90 from tat
eft, 10 the army ID the Lombsrdo-Venitiao Kingdom.
IL expressly sad hst the troops are cent for the pro-
tec,ion Of the peaceful inhabitants Of the Kingdom
sgtirst the Rev luiiorsry party.
III, Yuma Ga-ene states that Il project of con-
rratirg A. mpOsng force on the rohtsrs Of Ssrvis
SID The execution of wbcn ,ad been commenced, has
been cour termalded.
Great depression prevailed at Vienna, and diiquiet-
i1g TumCrs were rife.
Tbe object OF the conspiracy lstely discovered a,
Crscow was TO recover Ire Independence OF the Re-
public.
The Emperor Naroleon's observations to the Aus
iriap Minister we're knosn at Vienna on the 81, and
bad created sensation tle Bourse. but the dstails
were scsniy.
TIE Journal de Frankfor' sn Austrian seni-cfiicsl
Journal s,ys that Austria s :, pres M strong enough
IN ItalJ to meet any even,uaty, and boasts that ~
Gerus1y with Prussis 81 IFS mead, Is backing her.
VIEySA, Frdsy, 5th.-Tns third corps arne Of
the Imperial Army, amounting TO 30,OOO men, has ett
for Itay Iii esiimated tnst the Austrians Doz
muster 100 900 men within 40 three days IN the
limits Of their Italian domiIions.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

-, .oro,, N have oecasioped any kind of alarm
n the Spanish public, the newspaper guides OF wnom
penist IN considering 1t as an ISSUE Oh caPi.al
!. nauer. Tbe only jonrnsls which have expressed
nj, indignstion in good set terms are the M0aorgaa
80 F,nfr The latter, which has already made II the
nbec. a. too or three articles, he's the following OBJ
ssrystiops on the isle Of Cuba: When the greedy
sh.rs, of the North American Union are reaoy u oe
.,tyetched eut TOW ard our precious Antilles, which 10
snesrly Ell thst aims 10 OF the Spanish empire 10
'the New Wcrld; when the United States are openly
stiDg 20 add at our expense ons more star 70 hos7
with which their flag is studded, It VIII not De I.1
'redent 10 look back upon the Spain OF oar ioeis.
'srs when it occupied the eighth part OF the known
world when its Inhabitants were lO,00VVC anu Us
dimensions comprised tpace oi ooV,VyV squnIo
'mjles Ofthese vast territories more tnan t"O tnnas
have b.en lost Can se permit another lswel 70 %
snatebed from the splendid crown OF Two WO''1s an
1865 we gave up the Isle OF Malta TO the o1eI oi %
John. In I6Z0 the Loser Navarro ana De"'Io I
vas welded 70 France ana in 1919 the kgusSe2ni 20
1870 we lost Portugal and her ,oIonies. In loio
we recognized the sovereignty OF tn9 s
In 1926 the Eoglish vrestei the baIoaIo a.
'us IN 1855 Jamaica, in IVA OioI-lr Ih a. % '
Lpccas in 1859 DOniifcs, sDd 10 l'9' iIS'Si. IL
the 18th century France took possession Oi M4Inico
New Grspada Gusdeloupe and the NAT OF tne ls,e
. Hsn Donipgo ana in lo0O LOuisiaDs. ln t1s losh
tuy we yielded up Ssra1 70 ,S D1He % 'hv ,oy
We oeded Parma, PloceDcs aud Lncca, with otne
sdou,ipiops in the north Of Italy, to Princes OF the
House of Bourbon and in EJ9 Naples and Sicily
were emat Gpa'e0 fTO II spanish government IN
1919 we sold Florida 20 the Ufited States in 1921
we Iost obe-balf Of the Isle Of San Doinngo and
before le25 all the vast continent which our glorious
ancestors hs1 acquired lost 10 US Tor ever. Ot
all this immense power, we have, remembrance
Of the past the Isles Of Cuba and Puerto Rlca, the
dittapt Philip pines and African pOsseSsOns but
the Spain of the nineteenth century not that OF the
seyt ltee nth and eighteenth centuries and Will never
COZ sent under any pretex that these jewels shall be
snatehed from her crown, and WILL In case OF force
Q defau With he a
has not p4ssed In vain fer us and neither caresses
nor threats will prevail upon any Spanish Govern
sut whatever be its opinion upon hone affairs, TO
give up fer gold that which touches to the quick the
honor and the decorum Of the country; nor 10 the
midst Of the agitation of political passions s the
Spanish flag, which waved over the throne OF lsabe
L., lose any Of its spleod0r uoder the reign OF her
worthy successor, Isabel IL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
THE LATEST.
lBy Telegraph from. london 70 Lirt'poo'.l
LoSDoS. Saturday morning
Frca The DaRy Nsrs CITY sr'oleI

.Ly LetSfuPN Jf0ht r"s""'t G" i"'' F''"I
LONDON Saturday morning.
Frcm The Do2y N.rs ,,ty srhslsI
FRIDAY EVENING.
TIE note in the Monitbr ocrasiooei general buoy
snoy At the commencement ot business this moraing;
lut news OF renewed weakness on the Paris Bourse
ttrded 10 nfm the apprehension Of those who can
net discern in the vague future any ameiorsiion N
the position of affairs.
TIE furds FINELY closed the same "a yesterday
English Railwsy stocks retsned marked hrnness A
permanent check to confidence ia involved in the pc
fodica ,rans mission of ds of alarm from Paris.
There is growing conviction that, under the present
French regime, the peace Of Europe hangs on a very
irail enurs
In tie Discount market to-day there was steady
demsn0 but IN some instances fractional reduction
from the Bank mniulu conceded on choicest
bills.
No bullion operations at Bank to-day.
The Tunes, m IT'S Osas review, says IN relation 10
q g Produce Markets
"These markets opened this week with more AMI
mated deu aod tor of the leading staples, bot
prices, with few exceptions, have presented little
charge. There has be n steady luqlify on the pat
of consumers and absence o speculation to any e1-
tent.
As regards the Emperor Napoleon and the Italian
question, The Times feels certain that the EmperoTs
speech was made with a view of learning how the
gre at powers woui receive the project of French
hsppiy been most decisive. THIS notion OF proposing
hirnsel the champion of Italian independence IS
OF of the ORE Attest of his latest fanres tlroagh tho
Increasing suspicion with which the Imperial policy Is
regarded.
TIE United Ssrric, Ga:ette cootsips narrative OF
the naval traini0g Of William the Fourth, when Prince
William Henry, With a view OF shoS'ng the contrast
II pTetebt, to the cas' of Prince Alfred.
LIVERPOOL, SaturisY, a. m.-On the port, ship
Resoute, from Ne~.lOrk.