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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

I AIDES CORSETTS.--A very large assort-
i 4 ment of French and American C"rsetts. white
aud colorel; also. new style Corsctt, something
very desirable. Call and examine. At
ian Is ASHBN 4 WOODS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

nRESS GOODS AT COST.-Wishing To re-
ducc our stock wc will sell rich French
Mou,lins. French Mcrin"es, all color', Poll DE
Chcyirs: also. beautiful assortment Of Fancy
Dress silks at cost
ian TAYLOR Il HUTCHINSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

DY n. A. T6OMPsOS 4 CO.-NEWPORT, 4. l., ELE.
I'D giant villa sites a. auction
On hursday august 26 at O'Clock, the pre- nsss vii
hy public suction tdnless previously disposed OF by pr
large and valuable of building known az the
'ftfsny lot cons,ning and a halt
stus the tbs hesyue and Ledge
ADJOINING Tho oesuuful estate of Charles xtar
In clio proximity OF the finest villas %
whch those of Gen George valades
James Phslen Benry hey wood and otbers
This ot land front the Bellevue OF nearly
huncrad fee snothet WHOM considered the prccpa
front, upot Ledge ad of five bundred feet
w3oe boundary opposite tbs principal froat directly
upoS the measuring thereon the shors tnee
hundred 'eet In situated within mile q
Rouse upon ha principal sud fashtou
able OF the city gently elevated ground
ponnr ruped and widely eysaaded ve~ Of
Agan.pc sweerg The entire HORIZON from tbs
Views including newport barbor and both sides Of Naaxsn
Betbsy
erosion OF single villa similar to thove in the nesn
borhood tho lot offered Ia surpassed Sgaallsd
oihef for sale 10 Fewpori which likely
Into thu market the present. aud ntemea Ssng t1
lot fnved to examine the property snd
go,ia,r far at prisas aals should not be sold
hen offer It either in lot three may ed
BY competitor II IL three lots, cash will cont.u about
and have about sQaA on both the Lodge
AID the sf,rdng s,ne beautiful ard deraote
sites for the erection Of cottages and villa, for re
donce Of ees expansve character than thoee before referred
Plnns other particulars regard
Ter Of the Trsders Bank George Mason real
Rxesk nj Newport or 70 tho ancioneer In Boston
n. A.. THOMPSON e Co, sucionaeFs.
O0ce old State House. Bostnu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
LEGAL. NOTICES.


SUPBEnE COuRT..yOhN JAY AND ELEANOR Il
- jay his wife John Csrkson Jay and Laura JAW bic Wits
heny Augustus Dig Bois and Ca.hsrioe Helen Du go y.
henry 4. Pellew and Eliza Jay Pelew his wife; William
CtSson Augusta JAY Francis Garreton and Helen Jay
GsYYeson his wife Mary Rutherford Prime and Harriet
Prime, plaintiff aa John CArkson jaw and Martin "a
brple trustees Augustus jay under the viii OF Ann JAY
decesse Giabeih Carkson Jay Elzsreih Nnkson jaw,
,rus,ee for under the Will or the said
jaw deceased John Butter worth trustee for Eliza But
ergoh and Augusta Buterworh under the viii Of tho
said M Jaw eceased John arkson Jay. surviving
Tor of The last H. &c OF jay deceased; and Nary J.
DAWSON Eliza j. But3rwortn. Augusta uterworth Au-
sihew Csrison aud susan Matilda Clarston bis Wife; win
lam Mead and Johns the will OF me asid
Ann jay deceased tho Theological seuary becnein to
he church. In Fairfax county yirs6iS
the knowledge society In the city OF New St
the american Tract Society instituted The city OF NNw
YORK, defendants for relieeTo the defeniant
ard esch OF them are hereby summoned redurd H
the complaint 10 this action which viii be 6d in tsa
Office OF the CLERK Of the city AID OF New York n
City Ball In ae city YORK. and serve COPY Of your
apsEer the said COMPLAINT the subscrbers Il their
NO "a wall street. In the said city within twenty dayr asr
the service OF this eummous you exclusive OF the Ay OF
srch fervce ana fat auswer the said conpAfns
wunn the TINS Aforesaid the PLAINTIFF this action win apply
70 the Court TOT the relief demanded Ia complaint
Dated Nay ~, -a59 BMlrH WOODWARD
a.. Plaintiffs Attorneys
1he complaint In This action hed 10 The ore OF the
Glefk OF the city and county OF Rev York nj the City hall
the CITY OF New York tbs twsptv seventh Nav, 5
Dss@d Auguhe IL 1879. SMITH WOODWARD,
Plaintiff ANorreys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
nAsIEL A. MATHEWS AUCFIONxEa.
IL NkNTkEA HUUnEGOLD FURNITURE

BILLIARD TABLE, CahFEt 6, Oil PAINTINGS, En-
CRAVINGS. 30, 10, At AuCriOs.
BU eCH pL1Z N aTH VS. will sail. tbie day (ruea
day. lO clock at cir snesroo, No 81 Oscar street
large general hsud fu-n
turc convenience of sae) consisting In Of
ard nahsan sofas chairs chars and
marble top shs7Bg s.ands rich frame rrors
wood and mahogany marble and side tsbs Chinese
chess table, loun easy chairs mahogany dressing
other bureaus washstands co@modes mahogany iron and
other bedseads hair attreEsea feather beds pillows
counterpAnes BRUSSELS parof bedroom and carpsts
croahtry Glassware. tsot cuterv &c &c Also superior
gany billiard table, balls and complete together
with few very Are OIL paintings engrsyngs rich
frames Catalogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

a UcTIoN NOyICE.-ssLS OF GOOD FURNITURE
n tn. MAS BELL, suctioneer and w. y. CaONPsON Will
sell this d.y ut IVY O'clock entire genee furniture
IN the upper Of the house 1888 street
door from Vict c0@prn parlor bedroom hall stair ant
Other arrangements fDe carpets OIL cloth eof divans
hooyp, seat chss plstu dressing and mtroe
washs,snts fest rate and Nnu bsdsseeds
feather beds bar stresses pases oil paintings
l0okic pADel GRAND les window shtes ia
keeping artisles Sale without Deposits required
UCrlON FOTICE.--TEIs DAY, Ar 80 SEVENTH
u nvteL commencing at l01a O'Clock.
HENRY r. LEanS, Auctoneer.
VIII sell the contents the private residcuce Above
ssr nne assonie Mt Of household furniture worthy of
stenl everything In perfect order and nekrIy new,
having been used only four months
PAkLUkc CONTAIN
cateI
Rosewood etegeyes, centre and side tables
Locking glaSses, pier ~ mantel,
FINE french plates in rich gilt frames
PAINTINGS by original artists,
Velvet and tapestry. Brusse carpets
C6Arcel.crs tasty and highly ornsuened fine Psrtan
figures ant vAsea. China ornaments DC.
BkUh0OMS-SECOND kkO8Y
Are furnished with bedste Ads and buyeaus
BruHss carpets hair and sprtng mattresees bedding &c
TalRD STORY
Mahogany bedsteeds bureaus wsah stands &c &C.
DINING ROOM AND AsEMENr
HAve large collection Of croctery glass; aver aud plated
ware. cutlery, exter son and dining tables &c &c.
kveryta the house has been selected with great
the hghest BIDDER Sale positive, without regard to weather
This day-keveutn street. hiru avenue
Also IL O'Clock, superior PIANOFORTE Of supe
one And $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

sBI0NAE's SALE "A sRIBT ALAR. AUCTIONEER
"a win sell Wednesday 24th In a 12h O'Clock. ct 46e
four street De stock and .rss q boot shoe store
CATERS xflrd ladies' pruues and morocco gators
busAins appers and number Of other articles in the
Line. BY order OF assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

A RsIGNKE'6 sALE-A. NJ. CRIgTALAR, AU0rIONEEa
"A Will sell this day. ed inst NJ 10 O'Clock, at No
c. corner Of street. the stock spd fixtures OF
grocery Store conspg OF sugars teas coffee spes -four
soap candles moa.,es and large os OF gocare: Toe m
neaAues barrels dc also horse wagon and harness. BY
.rder Of aANgnee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

DROWN NICHOLS, kUCTIONEsRs, WILL SELL ON
ID Wednesday, August q
At 1e< O'Clock, at the sales No Nassau street.
neral assortment OF household furniture.
eotss and exens tsbes bcdseads weshstan6s
Marble top etegeres, chairs rockers hair mat
tresses festher beds
assortment CT oak black walnut and
maple cane and flag seat chairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

pAI1oE oAsDSss AND HaLL 'o~~--- - = :.
o1Azs-vo al I'D sis,s % k Sp%sSss ,.,,, ,l5
Madame Won sssSsi ~''Na' AUGUSTA
will W. ". NJ Y ff ~ Sh i:Hssss
"a'e a. ws sn rsosuro, ely erccs.d
.! the eoncsrt on saturday eve ming.
nAdame yoa dAAKEL
. 'A ~ Ta iI SxAxas orR !.
nS s6sss SUTHERLAND.
TAG so.ITisa xIaHrwaALE.
wiTsIs AxnE aEoMsunorows
I'm Der Young to Marry set
,,ux.v Tho .ssrsSoss osherias
tn, grand Duo o. MARTHA
30 isptu ou,iy encored
W '-i -. TX s wSG,s also s..S
HoNAs BAKEEs splendid orchestra w, ssrform in tas
SSrsuk Hf9ss z sss
PALAGE GABDEss AND HAIL.
Fook CRASH Anfisrs.
The management Akss pleasure In announcing engage
Madame r wIIHoRsF.
ss H 10 s'' nr'' con-
sixnOr AMoDro
ARfHuB NAPOLEON,
Madame De wHoRsr on he eve Of bsr departure fr su
hss snposnoed her determination sgslp sing
sam,-,s snd The public ssaery viii have hssr Of the
rsrd Concert, win be given on ,hurrd,y Saturday
md .onSsy evenings, Augest Is. and ~
above ssent a4.is Tie prise Of ad%,ssoa viii
be on lc for each ooncs teass be spoc
ira change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

ALpUETIs, AUCTiONKB1 -FCREfLOsu HEbxLs
IA Of about worth OF elegant rosewood honseho
fuYgro pAi.t pgs OF Ar &C. 10 Tho undersigned
will cell Al public u,s day rueadsy q C o'clock
orpcsely tho ppfendt furniture marble &nd 6roaze
ssusry costly Thin 80 ana Hohemkn vssoe 81
gsrb pi ors consiood ia the elegant hvo story resi-
IS ~ess Eleventh strest mar sth avenue emsrsc
ali and the house having been furnsho
ago The public ths
sal win be resenpcry The circum under which ia
made rendering cooperative that Thing should be sold
wi Catalogues gsipg description
p everything the housa vii be ready the mornng
The sae wii ste pface rein shine The furniture
OF 10 part of four speno carved rosewood
pArlor suits covered In crimson and satin and
Of pieces In dix velvet all 10 perfect ORDER elegantly
centre sofa and pier tables with marble tops
sold rosewood Tnrth and reception chairs in tapestry
forte tapestsy Hon and xnnser carpets French music
cabinet splendid marble top wooa etsgeres lined
ex large and elegant and manel mirrors
with cornlces slAhs and brackets; silk ebr dersd
curtains stands with backs Freach
consrles 10 bull work superb paintings and
marble ssusy and groups with large and beautiful c0ec.
ton OF mante Vases and unique psxloF ornaments DC
kLEd Mt SOaEWUUD GRANGER FvRNIrURE.
Marble top dressing bufeaus carved bedlteads wood
armour with plate elsts door; commodes French cottage
chairs twenty too dne hair mattresses blAnko counterpanes
mahogany furniture 10 hsr coh sofas etes shades
lace CURTAINS ior thirty windowA oval nrors French toilet
SOLID OAK DINING ROOM FUBNIrURE.
Extension dung table, marble top sidehoard chairs
two secretary boobcAes rich silver OF des
caon gold band and decosted china ruby and crystal cut
glass ivory and silver cutlery with large qusny not men
'ttcnod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

RAhkuMs MusayH-1HIHD WEEK OF THE SUN.
ID Third the GALE sisters TUE3-
DAY Afteynoon 81 s. TIE swfas COTTAGE dsncira and
1HK -FOUR LOVERS Evening ct TX o'olosk, the thrilling
The Savage Of La Chas oon!s.s Amer which grand Pas de
AdeonA Gale 10 conclude with the beautiful ballet pant,ie
of TAX Fouk LUVkK6. Just received by the u,Ainnary
Olives mmorsizsd in scprA History. toe shape Of Tia
0nared Trunk OF an Anent Olive Thousands
OF Old The Pyhonis Ten Of sefpeutd consua
whole family OF RoAcondss of fabulous descrp
ton Adisrce c9ren undss ten Is oents PArQuet
seats Is cepa additional
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

UCTION NOTIoR-J BO0ART. AUCvIONgEa by
n H. BOG BIT. On Wednesday, August "a ~ t01s
O. CLOCK the auction rooms north William stree.
Of Frankfort street MORTGAGE iae Of spendd
pisnefce rosewood sod mshOgany pArior furniture Sofas
chairs bureaus, looking glssses oil paintings ala
BAXTER psseo iso three felt hAa
A1,y choice canary birds, mahogany piAnoorte and
stool &c, de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

DIANOrORTks At AUCTION THIS DAY, AT NO 80
l. Seventh street. Third Two beautiful instvu
mens insid with pearl sewood cass, carved legs pear
tome $500 when Must DO sold To
The highest bidder. Sale 70 % 1t 0H O'Clock.
DAwNBROK ER's sALK-JOHN MORTIMER WILL
cell this day at No sas Broadway, large assortment
q men and womens wearing apparel shec quilts, bankes
DC, By osder OF A. Goodman. 81 Centre IT. eet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

A e.. Rich .R1S AUoTIoEEsR-a,-ao, CASES I,s
I whITisa On wecnesaAy August a q loh O'clock. a.
A Of heavy gocds direct from the
Catalogues and sanpes ready early on morning OF sac.
4 &c ZOE MOTIVE -BURNH ANS FURNIrURE Bx
"a and nuro packing establish nent Ill and ll3
West Eleventh Firth and Sixth hfch
household furuune description bosed and shp ped 10
Ill thu world Pianos, mrrorS pAsnuugs sAtuarT
china carefully packed Largo two h5rse
f0x the removal Of furniture 70 tho country
UC1IoN NOTIOE-s. d j. BoaART WILL. SELL
"a Tuesday. august q, NJ IL O'clock at Geo. Ole
fuops xsq.s ssbes 660 Firth svenue bv virtue Of chae
mortgage bay about l4x hands high, old
nan mile In lees than tn go minutes light wagon
nearly new (Dusepbery MAKER, ard light harness
CnARLES n. CONNER, Attorney for Mortgagee.
A UOtIoN rR ABE ssL8 OF EAeTHENwARE, ell ASS
"A aud china, by catalogue for cash. by HENnY EvANS
tuesday august At 10 oc ock - Maiden isus, can
psipg complete suitable Tor city country and
tail trade goods carefully repacked for shipping.
4 UCrioN Cs--srEAMBoATsN IMaoD. SWAN
"A and KAinbow.-WM. DUMOsT will sell at auction.
Wednesday, august 81 at ~ tcl)sk, at tho Merchants nj
char the above boats lying newark, New Jersey
Sale positive.
UCTION NOTIOR-J BO0ART. AUCrIONEEa by
n H. ] BOG ut. Wednesday, August "a at I01S
M 4 .ypaat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

B TynTrxC STATES MAIL srEAnsHY vsMDy.BMr,
~ t0t Hsvne win Soushs otou vii ssu from pier NO
North nser pvecisly Y, Saturday August II. With
raaas passengers and specto for Fran and Sngsnd
Freight aud passage reduced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

CHIPS FOR LONDoF, LIVERPOOL AND ANTWERP
y Packet ship YORKTOWN, for London calls m priv
from pier y Hss river Fare IN second cabin and found s
aud found. clipper seip for Liverpool, sails .omorrow
Passengers brought out from Liverpool low
rates. apply to IaOS, G. ROCHE IS South street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28
How 70 Conquer Vicious Cows md Horses

[ care not how vicious unmanageahe the horse OF
COW may have become [ can conquer them by the ap
pcaton of strong rope chain just back of the fore
legs, and twisting ia good lever until they yield fully
Baulky horses may be conquered in this manner, as
to need whipping, and it is more humane than club
bling them, or cutting them up with torturng whips
And horse conquered in this will not re
turn to his tricks with the driver readily as
when overcome by whipping or mauling.
Cows may be conquered in the same manner, and
broken of the habit of kicking very readily One ofmy
neighbors had very vicious cow, last spring, which
they had failed in milking after the most determined eff
forts to succeed happened to hear the fact one day
and told them how to manage her when, 10 no more
trouble experienced. In the course of the summer
they have occasionally lain a chain across her back
when she has manifested any intention of returning tt
old habits. Effectual is this manner of overcoming
vicious propensities it is humane than any Other
in which force is used.
This is also very effectual manner of subduine
horses ugly in shoeing The smith make the wildes
mustang stand peacefully by using the chain and lever
and the lesson will not soon be unlearned. Lay aside
then, your clubs and whips for the purpose above
named and resort to the method herein described anc
yourself tme trouble, and vexation of spirit MOI
reject it because it not learned from your father
in conversation, instead of from the pages of an
agricultural journal--G enesse Farmer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

The MEDICAL FACULTY IN FRANCE.-The AlIopaths
and the Homepaths have been before the French courts
the latter having sued the former On account of some
rocous attacks upon the memory of their great patron
saint, Hahnemann The evidence as well as the argu-
ments were of quite amusing character, and, after
hearing ALL the judges unanimously determined that as
they knew nothing about the matter at the commence
ment of the trial. and rather less than nothing after they
had heard both sides, homeopathy being an Innovation
must be imposture. So their disciples were coolly
sent about their business, after being politely invited to
pay the costs of these interesting and emneny instruc-
tive proceedings. The New York Express which gives
the details of the trial, says:
cit rather cruelty observed that the homeopathic
system is the best, nasmuch the hom9pahsts make
fewer victims than the lopathists their treatment be-
ing perfectly neutral and permitting nature to act for
ITSELF The fact has been recognized that the globues
of Hahnemann may act upon the imagination of the
patient but here aopathy triumphanty steps forward
and claims this principle as its own An anecdote of
the famous Dr. Trousseau was related support of this
theory. Trousseau had patient whose nervous sys
tenn was, she thought IA lady of course) completely
shattered. Other physicians stupid as to in
form her that she only i'll in her own conceit-
rousseau was much amiabe than his predecessors
found his patient than she herself imagined and
promised to combat the maady. After preparing few
pills, made of flour and rolled in gum arabic he sent
them in box carefully sealed with express orders not
to open the box this terrible medicine could only he
administered by the hand of the doctor himself The
next day Dr. Troussea called solemnly opened the box
caused his patient to swallow the contents and the cure
was complete
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28


Idst7s are, pam cannot erist. Weak ncrsona -
speakers delicate females, any affected with So PuNc
or back palms, should try them You win then t enest
they are They feature in the science 90 Nnat
cine. All Druggists have them. Take no other ut
Plaster bears Medallion Stamp and our Sono+ Each
BARNES q PARK, ,13 & Is Park Row Nv
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jan. Z, 1859-I9-3n .
The Mustang Liaimera cures Rheumattsra
The Mustang Liraiaae.t cures Stif Joints
The Mustang Linimert cures Burns and Wo,nd.
The Mustang Linin,eat cures Sores and Ulcers.
The Mustang Llnlraent cures Caaed Breasts ora O.
Nipples Il. - ssss VII" sore
The Mustang Lirirnent cures Ne,ragto;
The Mustang Lininent cures CorYts and Wor,o.
The Mustang Imminent is worth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNTJNr
To the United States, the preserver and restorer o m
BILE Horses and Cattle It cures all Sprains Gads Wor
Stiff Joints, &C.. uuS,
Will you answerthe question Did you ever baor -
ordinary Sore Swelling, sprain Stiffness either on
or BEAST whichthe Mustang Lniment would not n
you ever visit any respectable Druggist in any mart os
word-in Europe, Asia or America-who did not Gov e
was the greatest discovery of the age? Sold eyervb
Every family should have it three sizes ''
BARNES & PARK Proprietors New yo,,
JAIL y 1907 -- l9lm
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS
For the Destruction Of all kinds Of Garden Insects Ante
Bed Bugs Reaches, Ticks Fleas, Moths, Rats and
Nice, &c. IL
What greater trouble, in an hour of ease
Than gnawing rats, bed-bugs and 1eas.
Gardens can be preserved and houses rid of these nests
1t was discovered by Mr.. E. Lyon French Chemis, :;
Asia and has been patronzed by all Eastern
and colleges Reference be made wherever the article
has been tried 1t is free from poison, and harmless Ia
mankind and domestic animals. Many worthless limitations
are advertised Be bears the name Of E. LYON P
| member
lis Lyons Powder kills insects in a trice
While Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice
Sample Flasss, Is ets regular Sizes so cts and ST.
BARNES & PARK New York
Jan. Z, 1S59-l9-1m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28
NEW hooks

NEW BOOKS
D ECEIVED PER EXPRESS AT KELLEY'S NEW BoOE
IL Store: &va D00A
Womans Thoughts about Women, valuable book for all
of cur lady friends ~
White Lies, Novel by Charles Reade
The Dover of Prayer Illustrated in the wonderful disuIar
OF Divine Grace at the Fulton Street Prayer MEETINGS.
New York and elsewhere, choice book; 30 !"
Nellie of Truro, by the author of Vara or the Child If
Adoption ~
Vara, or the Child of adoption
The Julia, by the author of Vara or Child of Adoption
and Nellie of Truro; F
Masseys Poems in Muslin and Gilt:
Slakspeare's and Burns Poems in Antique;
Smith Juvenile Speller and Defner this is new and well
:, worthy of examination by our School Teachers
Hazens Speller and Defner;s
Mitchells School Geography and Atlas
JAN Dist
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

A letter from an officer of the steamer Powhatan, the
flagship of the East India squadron, dated November
IA, 1853 mentions her arrival On the IL tn at Hong
Kong, after cruise of six months officers and crew all
we'll She left Nagasak, the 3lst of October reach
ed Shanghai On the I'd November, and remained there
until the 8th The Minnesota hourly expected from
Shanghai and was to have sailed for the United States
some time in December The officers had been paying
enormous prices for provisions
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28


New York, JAM 20, The Royal Mall steam
ship Europa with Liverpool dates Of the 9Th of January
arrived off Sandy Hook at noon to-day Her advices
contain nothing Of striking Importance The official
organ of the French Government, The .Moaiter, at
empts to soothe the caused BY the Emperors
late remark to the Austrian Minister but the depressing
influence of the occurrence had not been fully
in commercial circles italian affairs thought to
be rapidly approaching crisis
SECOND DISPATCH
New YoRK, Jan. %, 2 P. M.-The Europa has ar
rived up The latest intelligence from the Continent is
contained in the London Times of the morning of the
9Th, and teeg to Liverpool That paper ntimates
that the French Emperors speech to the Austrian Min
ster on New Years Day, was made with view of
learning how all the Great Powers would receive the
project of French interference in Italy The
thory also says that the result has, happily been deci
sive, and great failure, owing c the increasing susp
cion with which Napoeons policy is regarded and that
the attempt OF The Mone has but partially succeeded
The English funds opened yesterday (7th at recov-
cry of Il per cent but closed with declining enden-
cy. The Paris Bourse yesterday fell Is per cent.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY MORNING Jan. 8th.-Cotton
clOSeu yesterday Win Ut
offered freely but showed odispostion to press Up
lands 1l6 I'D lower but Orleans closed steady
at last quotatons-sales of the week "a 900 bales in
Guiding 1000 to spectators and $500 to exporters.
The following are the closing rates:
Orleans. Mobile Upland
n MidiIing ::::::: Il i5ls 1s1s 81
Stock in port $4,000 bales including 2585OO OF
American. AT Havre Tres Ordinaire closed at OFF,
with sales of the week $500 bales
| MANCHESTER market closed firm but less &C.
tive than at last dates
LIVERPOOL, Satmdoy.-The estimated sales of Cot
ton yesterday amounted to 1900 bales Prices were
unchanged
Breadstufs closed steady Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat closed firm, and holders demanded an
advance Ct pence the finer qualities. The au-
thorized quotations are: Western White 6s IS. 3d.
White Southern Cd. 3D. Is ed. Corn closed quiet
Mixed 28s a 29s.
Provisions closed dull Beet heavy and holders were
pressing on the market. Pork and Bacon quiet. Lard
steady at SOS. Cd. 56s.
GENERAL PRoDucE.-C Coffee closed firm at last quo
tations Rice heavy Rosin firm for inferior qualities
Common closing at As. Id. IS. 3D. Spirits Turpen-
tine 3Ss. Cd. 39s.
Bullion in the Bank of England had increased $780,
600. Consos 9614 963s.