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WASHINGTON. March IS.

The Land Office situated at Buchanan,
Minnesota, has been ordered to be removed
to Portland in the same State.
Col Lander will leave Washington on
Monday to resume WORK on the south pass
wagon road for the purpose of repairing
damages and shortening the route AS far as
practicable
Nothing new has transpircd in relation to
the Boston Post Office. No order has yet
been made for its return to State Street.
At Harris, Marquette County, Miss, on
Friday, Rev. Jonathan Post, Baptist
preacher and his wife was killed by their son.
The murderer was about thirty years old,
and has been insane for several years, but
was thought to be harmless until this occur
ence. He made no attempt to escape
The ball given at the Boston Theatre,
March 4th, realized clear Of expenses, a
fraction less than $4,000, which has been
paid out in aid of the purchase of Mt, Yer
non.
The Governor General OF Canada gave his
assent to the new Tariff Bill, on Saturday,
which consequently goes into immediate op-
Grafton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
NOETON MAlth VT.
BosTos, March, 81


FLOUR. The demand has been moderate during
tho week. Tho sales have been at s. 35i' So for
60 nhnq brands Western, 81 75a6 Is for fancy;
So Gja6 30 for common extras, and 81 0Oas 30
per bbl., for family and superior brands. III
Corn Meal thcre have been salss S, 25ai 80 for
coinn N and Drandywne. In Rye Flour sales at
50 I5asl % per Dbl for common and extra. Buck
wheNtis selling at 7ias2 90 per 100 lbs and dull
GRAIN. The market for Corn remains without
material change, The demand is fair, with sales
at 95c. for Southern yellow, and Ole. for white
In Oats there have been sales to the trade in lots
Mt Seattle per bushel. Rye i. quiet but firm with
sales Of Northern and Canada at a2aojo per bush
Barley is dull and prices are quito nominal
PROVISIONS. Pork; prices remain without
change. The sales have been at Sl3 5oaSll 80 for
prime; SIS 25aSl9 90 for mess; and $50 0Oa2l 90
for clear, cash and mos. Beef has been in better
demand, with sales Of Eastern and Western mess
stso OOaSl4 90 per Dbl, cash and mos. Lard is
dull and prices are lower, with sales at l2al2tc
in bbs and terces and l3a 10 &c in kegs, cash and
mos. Smoked Hams are selling Mt lOa llc.,
cash and mos and picked Hams 81 per Id, cash.
Butter has been in moderate demand. Sales of
good and choice at goa 22c; extra lots at 23c COM
mon Halls per lb. Cheese remains the same, with
moderate sales Mt SalOc for good and loyal for
primo quality.
WOOL. The demand for domestic WOOL has
been moderate during the week and prices not so
firm The sales have been $1,000 lbs Mt 4oaooc
for fleece, and iOaj5c for No. and extra pulled.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

The California mails per Quaker City at
New Orleans, bring some additional items
not before tclegraphed. Advccs from China
to Jan. Goth, received at San Francisco, men
tons the bonbardmcnt Of Nankin, probably
~ the rebels, though one despatch leaves
the matter in doubt.
Much concern has recently been manifest
cd by several of the foreign ministers at
Washington regarding the Arzonia Emigra-
ton movement; and it has been said that the
Administration is opposed to it on the sur
mise that it is connected with Gen. Walker ;.
but the assurance is given that such is not
the ease, and as a consequence the opposition
which WAS raised against the expedition has
ceased
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
TIE LAST LEDGER SToRY.-The Salem Reg
lister contains 1t

The LAST LEDGER SToRY.-The Salem Reg
lister contains 1t
The teacher of district school IN this
eighborhood is in the habit of questioning
he children under his charge as to what
hey know of various historical characters
hey happen to meet with in their books
h few days ago the name of Washington oc-
buried in the morning lesson, and those who
pad anything to say about him were asked
70 raise their hands, OF course, up went all
hands, and Young America once more paid
tribute to him "who was first, &c,
ale never told lie" shouted one,
"Ate out of tin plate all through the
war. ="
+" Never smiled for nine years" cried a
third
"He was the father of his country" piped
several,
Edward Everett is getting money to buy
his grave" and so forth
"Now then," said the teacher, "who can
tell me about Edward Everett?"
No hand was raised
The teacher, somewhat surprised
sis there no one here that knows anything
about Edward EverettY"
No hand up.
"Well, we will see what we can find ou
about Edward Everett, before tomorrow.
p. NJ. Before school opens, up runs q
little girl, in great excitement, as the teach
er enters the school room
{" know something about Edward Eve
rett."
well, what is t?" says the teacher
eagerly,
"He writes for the NeG York Ledgerr
She had read it in nice large letters on tn
fence as she went home.
Such is FAME.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

|fRs. DILLON, of selling notoriety,
+ brought up before Judge Adds, in St.
bans. March 18th, on habeas corpus
| ing to be discharged from Jail, where she
still remaining, having been committed
January last, for non-payment of fines The
Fge decided to remand her to prison, and
Fk she went, leaving an especial blessing
the Judge and States Attorney.
The next night she managed to escape,
ling herself down from the second story
a strip of cotton cloth about 40 feet long,
ich she had obtained some way. Her es-
be was discovered, and she was caught be-
|e she had gone moro than forty rods
hen the deputy came up she said she was
|nly going down to sec the Governor about
fines, and would be back Tuesday"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

II q l. X c is.


~ market soc Cattle, COO Beeves, and
2jG stores, consisting OF Working Oxen, Cows,
e, two, ami three years old Market beef
Z "a, per cwt, ~ 0OlS so LIST quality, 81 5Oa
rs; second quality SC 40 az 90 third quality,
so; ordi ly so.
Working oxen SoOslloal75. Cows aud calves
,30aiOa jOa6s lsarlings none. Two years
old 22a27; three years old s2sa}3.
Sheep and Lambs, 800 at market Prices, in
lots, So 5Oa3 OoaS so; Extra and selections, 81 80
as OOas 90.
Swine, none at market
Hides, 7isso per h.; Pelts, 81 62al 81 each;
Calf skins, l4slje per III; Talow y as per III ;
Veal calves s. uoal0 90.
REMARKS The market for beef wa, not 20
quick as last week, but prices about the same
for the be.t quality. There were twelve superior
western steers sold ior about 80 pei cwt, and one
pair from Unity, n, H., for about 50 so per cwt
! Thore was a much larger number Of sheep thi'
week than last but mostly bargnined for las
week; those that were not did not sell for much
by as to so cts, per head
N, B.--As Fast day is next week in Msssachu
sets, Market day will he on Tuesday,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
HOLLOWAy.S OINTMENT AND

PlLLS.-Anxious to protect the sick against
counter'eits of his al-hcaing remedies, Professor
Holloway has caused the words Holloway, New
York and London" to be impressed as water
mark on every leaf Of the paper on which the
books Of directions, used as wrappers, arc printed
the light The article is spurious. Upwards Of
ten thousand c'tros Of neural sia, tic-dolouroux,
and spinal diseases, accomplished by the use Of
the Ointment, have boon reported from various
parts OF the United States. within the last eight
months. In all these cases the Pills arc snid to
have facilitated the recovery of the patient.
mar 29dwlm.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

The Grand Jury, more than Il week ago,
made Il prcsentncnt against Mr.. Sickles, for
the murder of Mr.. Key. The reason of the
delay is understood to have been for the
purpose of examining additional witness
es, more particularly relative to Mr..
Butterworth. 50 that if they discov
cred sufficient cause, they could
indict him jointly with Mr.. Sickles. Mr..
Stanton Of Pittsburg, and Mcssrs. Magruder
and Rltrlilc. accompanied by the father Of
the ,,tcN- d, ca,lr into Court, and asked
t,at next Monday ho set down for the t. ial
hut after conference with the District Attor-
ney Monday week was agreed upon for that
purpose.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


SIR James Ciarkes Celebrated Fe male Pills. Pre-
pared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke NJ u
ician Erraordinaryt 10 the Queen.
Phys invaluable medicine is uniailing in tho
This all those painful and dangerous diseases to
cure oihe female constitution is subject 1t mo-
derates all excess and removes all obstructions,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
suited. II will in a short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
ernment stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terieits
CAUTION.--7h,s, Pills should mt BE- taken by
femaieS durrg ,he FIRST THREE MONTHS
Of Pregnancy, as they are sure 10 bring on Msoar-
rage, but at any other time they SAFE.
In cases Of Nervous and spinal Affections, Pal
pitaton of the heart, Mysteries and Whites, these
Pills will effect cure when all other means have
failed, and although powerful remedy do not
contain iron, caomel, anthony, or anything hurt
full to the constitution,
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES,
(Late L. q. Baldwin A Col
| Rochester, n. \.
N. B.-sl,0 90 and postage stamps enclosed t.
any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle con
! tanning so Pills, by return mail
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
Views of the Week.
By Telegraph to the Daily Free Press
FROM THE FRONTIER.

Considerable excitement exists at Spirit
Lake arising from fear of the Indians, num-
hers of whom are reported lurking in the
vicinity. Fourteen Indians were taken, in
GLIDING Inkpadutah's brother-in-law. a
band, numbering 500 are reported to be
lurking in the vicinity of Heron Lake. and
preparations are being made to send scouts
to rcconoitrc.
\ Post Office has been established in CO.
raville. in the Pixies Peak region, and Mat
thias Snyder, formerly of Virginia. is ap-
pointed Post Master The contract for daily
service from Leavenworth to Coravillc, has
been given to Ben McCulloch and p. +. Flick
lin. Extensive arrangements are being made
by them for the transportation of travellers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
A SIGN OFC CIVILIZATION.

Baltimore is chartering a City Railroad.
fixing the fare at five cents, reserving one
cent on each passenger to create a fund to
purchase City Park Of 40 acres.
New York, March %.
The British War Steamer Jasseur struck
on a hidden rock near Jamaica, on the 4th,
and soon sank. The men, sixty in number
took to the boats Ten Of these were subse-
quently swept overheard in a heavy gale.
One of the boats, with the captain and 10
men, managed to reach the southern coast Of
Cuba but the other boat. with 80 men, has
not been heard from.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

|rhe Worcester SPY says that Mrs. Mary
|nes of Shrewsbury, Mass, was found by
(eighbor few mornings ago. standing up
her neck in the water and holding her
lid, a boy of eight years, under it. The
lid was rescued with difficulty before life
Is extinct. The woman had been insane
some time, and under the hallucination
! the world is about to be made over
fw, and that it was her duty to give her
ljren an "carly start
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llicii.

UlcU.
In llinesburgh, March l0th, of erys,pclas, Mar
tina G. Partch, aged Ii years daughter of N L.
and Laura Partch.
Also March 20, Of crysipclas, Mrs. Lavette,
wife of Serene Gorham Esq, aged 81 years.
In Huntington, Friday the 25th inst. Mis-. Eec.
ia B. wife If Hon Iahu Work of that place. aged
60 years.
1t johnson, March 9TH, 1859. Miss Arpr wuir-
ING. aged ~ years.
At IIydcpark March l5 Mus. AnfhtA WRIGHT
McINrinr, aged 81 years.
In Brandon, March Sd, Mr.. Hiram Rich aged
81 years.
In Pittshcld, March 4, Martin Parmcnter, aged
Gs years. lie was one Of the soldiers in 1872.
At Saxton's River, March 9th, Oscar +. Cone,
aged IS.
In Ncwbury, March 10th Mrs. Relief Grow,
aged 80 years.
In South Troy, Vt, March llth, Mrs. Achs,h
Kinney, aged 81.
In Bennington, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Hannah
walker, a"cd 81.
iisr. '..... .t4- .. .,taJ. ....-.,. .,..' "a
yrlt..
IN Grl tot. March i,rr. Nr,. Martha il Far
Her. as'd - y"u-.
In Plymouth. March iitI, ionu Brown. aged
20 years
In Reading March 18th, widow Joshua sawyer,
aged 70 years
In Orange, March 10th. Mrs. sarah ''o"dr ch,
aged IS years.
In Windsor March 18th, widow Eunice Hub
bard, aged "a years. Also, March 18th, Cyrus
Houghton. aged 6S years.
In Stowe, March 18th, Marcia c. Luce, aged q
years.
In Tunbridge, March 18th Samuel Austin,
Esq, aged sc years.
In Clarendon, March 22i, Mr.. Joseph Chap
man, aged So years
In Poutncy, March 18th. Edward Boomer,
.cd ~ vcars.
Ia Nidi,cjury, H. gctN inst M. Polly cobb,
t:Dl 80 ,"al-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

FouSD DROWNED, The Freeman says that
body Of Mr.. Thomas Williams, of Mid
sex, of whom information was asked in
/ advertising columns few days ago. was
nd in the mill-pond, near Lang lon's Mills.
Berlin, on the 25th. The body was iden-
fd by his son and others. lie was partl-
y deranged, and in the habit Of straying
by from home, and probably fell into the
|er last October, since which nothing has
In heard of him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
NEW BOOKS.
AT THE

AT THE
CHURCH STREET BOOK STORE.
"FA HER AND DAUGHTER" a Forfeiture
from the Life, by Frcderika Bremen
"HER0ES AND HERO WORSHIP" by Carlyle
"LlFE OF GEORGE STEP ENS0N," Railway
Engineer, by Smiles.
"MY THIRTY YEARS OUT OF THE SENATE"
by Major Jack Downing
"TIlE AFTERNOON OF UNMARRIED LIFE"
by tho Author of John Halifax Gentleman.
"STILL WATERS & "GREEN PASTURES"
by Rev. J. Smith. For sale by
nar23 Z. A. FULLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
TAN SALE.

IA ILL RE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
' the 2oth day Of April, 1859, at o'clock P. NJ.
BONNEVILLE ,folthe payment of taxes now due thereon
thelfacwing described land with the appurtcnances
situate at said Jonesville, in the town Of Rich
mond, namely about 81 400 rods Of land
with cottage thereon being the property
formerly owned byJ. P. Kennedy, and sold by said
Kennedy to D. J. Carpenter.
There are due thereon the following taxes -
State, County, Town and School tax on the list Of
1856. State, County Town and School tax on the
list Of 1857. State Town and School tax on the
list Of 1858.
G. II. 'FLAGG,
Constable and Collector
Richmond, Vt, March 23d, 1859. wi0wS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
VICTORY WITHOUT WAR!

WYE are armed and equipped for the Sprinc
w Campaign, and fortified with BARGAINS
nevertheless expect our fortress will be storm
cd by customers, and prepared to meet them gal
lantly, flag of truce in hand, and without spiling
a drop of blood surrender all ri hit anl title to
our Stock, or any part of it, upon the advertised
terms.
We not only advocate the cash principle, but
have adopted the uniform pr'ce system, and now
nvito the public to witness the operation and
effect of these two powerful systems Combined
THE BEEHIVE
never conta ned such varied and attractive Stock
embracing many and SO great bargains, as at
the present time.
It's unnecessary to enumeratc here, but VIC
wish all to remember that what we advertise,
that zoe have, and what promise, that zee
perforp. Our goods and prices arc our sales.
men, Our clerks are knights of the scissors
and masters Of mathematics, wrapping paper and
Irvine. Our OF jcct is to make money; come and
see how we do it. Respectfully,
n. PECK, JR., & co.
March 30, daw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
h D IL :.
THIS II FOR YOU!
SHIRT SUPp0R 7 e II :


INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE FOR EVERY
LADY.
yTqltE~E SUPPORTERS not only carry the
j Wide weight Of the skirts, but expand the
che-t, aud improve the figure. The ladies them
selves are loudtst in their prnse--
Read ,rhai IS sad Of At.
Abundance Of medical testimony Of the highest
order can BE- produced to prove thnt the weight Of
the clothing sgspoudel as it usually is. upon tho
hips. tond- to- produce he most dreful consequent
CO. ottc- routing ia painful and inouIable dis
ease.
.ovNrarL- Ivrryrioy.--An elegant article
for the toilet designed to be worn in connection
with tho hoon skirt, is Warrens new patent skirt
Supporter. Tho ladies all delighted with IL
-%atr-{lu Euenirg Ga=e'tc.
nThe most valuable invention that has come 20
orr notice Warren Improved skirt supporter.
Tho la.ies with that disaernmen' characteristic #
the .rI nto o5optinc it ns article Of the toilet
no. 20 Dr. III nsnsod with. - Bos'en Hera'd.
"Tho 'pd'2, oro all delighted with Mr. Warrcn':
invention. NO hotter proof Of this j. wanted than
HAT toe ladies themselves arc laudest in its
urli-c.-P.s'
Many more f., imoaia'. could he produced if it
worc necessary.
--f-rr,rrp. ore A. once, they ors for sale Mt the
Corner -t.t.. vhcr, nh are invited '0 call and
examine ''nme'lycs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

1oLD IN DANDY .-Nr. j. C. Baker writes
m Dandy to the Rutland Herald that
tie an excitement has been started in the
mer place by the discovery of gold on the
ks of Whitc.brook, just West Of the vii
e. In one locality, he says, which the
spectors have visited, the precious meta
been found sin every painful washed
W much does not appear.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

DtArH OF JENNY WARRINER. We arc
called upon to announ 30 the death OF man
more widely known personally, probably,
than any other man in Springfield for who
among all the travelling public OF the years
gone by, has not eaten meal at Uncle 'ler.
rvs table, or spent night under thereof OF
his famous hotel? lie died suddenly on Fri
day, but had maintained his usual health du-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
MORE GOLD.

Late advces from Ell Paso state that plcn-
tv of Shot Gold is found on the banks Of the
Western Arkansas River. The yield is from
5 to 10 cents per pan There is extensive
prospecting and they promise better than
ever existed in California.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
FAST DAYS in New England, for this year.
I'VE been appointed as follows

DROWNED. A little son of A. C. Eggles-
bn of Mcndon, about three and half years
Id, was drowned on the l4th, in a spring
there he had gone TO fill his little pail with
tater. The water WAS but iow inches
|eep. His body was found by his mother
bout two hours afterwards.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
SEWING MACHINES.

IMPROVED Patent Douhe Bnck-snteh !S,ving
4 Machines. Prices from SIS to $50 wholesale
and retail These Machines expressly intend
ed for the use Of Families, Tailors, Dress and
Shirt Makers, ,kc., and give good satisfaction
Also single-thread Machines, from SIS to $40 (self
thrcading), And Carriage, IIarne" and Shoe
makers Sewing Machines for sale cheap.
Orders promptly attended to. Agents wanted.
Money received by Express or Mail.
" McNALLY,
Mansfield Centre,
Connecticut.
Mansfield Centre, Ct, Feb. 81, 80. w36m3
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ESTATE OFJAsON B.uALL. JANE
ERMINA HALL. giiAS. LETIIV,U
HALL. FRANK PEiETIAFi HALL,
and LESTER ELLIOTT HALL.

StTATE OF VERMONT,
- DISTRICT Of cHlrTESDES, SIS. Tho Hon. Pro-
bate Court for the District of Cnittcnlcn, To all
persons interested in the estate OF j l.. Hall. j.
T.. Hall, C. L. Hail. f. p Hall and i, T.. Hall, OF
Williston, in said District, Minors Greeting.
Whereas, application in writing hath been made
to this Court by tho Guardians Of the aforesaid
wards, for license and authority to sell tho whole
eff the real estate their said wards setting forth
therein, that said wards are seized in th'ir own
right, in fee, Of certain Real Estate, situated in
Williston aforesaid, and dies ribbed follows, to
wit: FIVE sevenths OF the Homestead Of which Ics.
ter Hall died seized that it would lie for the best
interests of said wards to have said Real Estate
sold and the proceeds of said sale put at interest,
invested in stocks, or in other Real Estate, and
thereupon the said Court appointed and assigned
the 81 day Of April, a. II. 1859, At tho Probate
Court Rooms in said District 10 hear and decide
upon said applications and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons interested
therein, by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessivcly in tho Burlington Free Press, new spa
per which circulatts in tho ueighhorhoOd # those
persons interested therein. all which publications
shall be previous to tho time appointed for hearing
| Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at tho time and place aforesaid,
then and there to object e. t." granting Of such
| license, if you cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate G. MT
Rooms. this 10th day Of March A. u. 1859.
w3sw3 W. H. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

COLONIZATION. - The Vermont Chronicle
lerstands that the Rev. Franklin Butler,
Windsor, has been appointed Agent OF
American Colonization Society for Maine,
w Hampshire. and Vermont, and is ex-
ted to enter upon his labors the first Of
ril.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

OPENING OF THE CANALs.-The New York
tie Canal Commissioners have given official
ice OF the navigation of the Cham
lin Canal on Monday, the 18th of April,
the Erie Canal on Friday, the 18th of
bril- next
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

,'Ht,Y NE AND l WITT $40 YO'-
Good, ,,-Tlcaith AMI reneta s.carci l., t.o use,
of the great Spring and suinmcr IcIicne. Dr.
L4ngi,y's Roof and Herb BHt,rs, composed If :.r
sanarilln, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock. Prickly ASH
Thcr,uchvorth. Ehubarb. Mandrake. Dandclion
g., ,li or ,vbio, ,rc So commanded as t. act in
,,..,, and ,ss;st No,rro in Graduating discase.
rb, eject Of this medicine is most wonderful
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01
NOTICE.

4 hereby certify that have given my son FL
L bridge Wilbur, the remainder Of his nj nurity;
therefore, will not Pay any debts of his contract
ing nor claim any Of his wages from and after
this date. WIN. WILBUR.
&. H. SHERMAN, Witness.
Materyillc March 2lst, 1859 w3w*
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-01

New YORK, March %.
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool
arrived at Halifax on Sunday, p. NJ. but
the telegraph wires were down, and her news
could not lie transmitted till Monday even
ing.
The indications as to War are not materi-
ally changed The discussion of the late pa
cific article in the Paris MoniteW is still the
great topic in France. The Nord says dis
tinctly that Napoleon only consented to its
publication to show his moderation, but that
If the present difficulties are not diplomati-
cally solved, it Austria does not yield, he
will not shrink from the consequences. The
London Times says there is every appearance
of complete change in the Foreign policy
Of the French Emperor.
The London Post insinu ates that the King
of Naples has become yeritably insane.
The Spanish difficulty with the Pope is
amicably settled.
The Russian Army Of observation on the
Danube has been increased to 80, 900.
THE SOUTHERN SLAVE TRADE.
From information received at Washington,
it appears that the business of importing
Africans at the South is far moro extensive
than heretofore supposed, and that the ar
engagements for that purpose are ingeniously
devised. Small boats are employed to
relieve the slavers Of their carg)es and bring
them into the southern States.
Onr Government has been informed oi
some of these movements, and has taken elf
| Gent steps in the premises