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tin iha hest manner ~ treating CHOLERA a.sf iis
tInirui fifns5s tho Farulty are uut entirely Hgrved
Tho MOST approved programme. however. B. ot'laiol
rnd antHHf=the sbaetuue hurs ut The rrufs~~iuu-
Than this. nothing that the ingenuity NJ man could
drVIsH. unuI3 hH more Trruigiuu-. % h. simply q
prescription tu enuuest the hr.Iu Hud ruUurgU the
liver NJ wuuder The UnmwpHiha were more sue
rpsatul than the "rrNullrs during The cholera sea
arn. % s Infinitely better tH give h1t uiil BE- neither
ruud harm. thnn tu administer unislus nud here
in The NnmirrHihs with thrir hlputiuu suaar pllu~
have nrpHty the tilyautaEr ut thr dlcfriHuuts MhH
s rraiIy required iu tholert b. son sthng thtt wi
gently stimulate aud tone ths nervous SYSTEM ans
rastarp o. arfivtty the sursi.h circulation. and
therefore. NNnWANs READY RELIEF b. 8n shsu
lute specific Or b. HAT uur distinguished Fellow
rItIrHn he HnU. Nathaniel r. Blunt who frll mar
yr tH this diaeu-e w years ago. had haJle uf th'
NrHdy Relief within fCurh De- might have been sliy'
this dHy. He hBtL We SUPPOSE the "ofhrlal treat
/ Na.
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To Eliza A. Hicks and Francis VI. Hicks,
her husband, Ellen Ellis and Miller W.
Ellis, her husband, W. Wallace Nc
Dugald, Olivia McDugald. James Nc
Dugald, and Margaret McDugald:
NOU are hereby cited to be and per-
i sonally appear before the honorable
the Circuit Court next to be holden in
and for Jasper county, at the Court House
| thereof, in the town of Paulding. on the
18th Monday Of September next. then and
there to show cause, if any you can, why
said suit should not be revived in the
| name of the heirs at law of the said
! James McDugald, deceased. and further
| to do and suffer such other things a.
shall be ordered and adiudgcd by said
Court in the premises.
| - Given under my hand and sea
SEAL lof office. this 2lst day of April
! NV. ID. 1859.
THOS. W. GRAYSON.
Clerk.
Al
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ENTERPRISE CLOTHING STORE.
New and Chenn EnnhS.

WE ARE now receiving and opening. W our New
w Store corner uf FRONT and Free Bridge Streets
our sinek uf
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been seIected with carp by one of The Hru
in Nrw ufk tnl other good markets. 1u acruuno-
urHH
We Haitrr ourselves frum tho experience We have
ant others trading o. thla point. aul - NIiaf
~ say ben W. tell dl Who - aftf|t cHlL that
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Notice.

NOAACes
= WAS committed to
~ the Jail of Perry County,
S on the 18th day of April
N7 A. d. 1859, by G. H.
hHSAL Holloman, Judge of Pro-
= - bate for said county, a
runaway negro man
named REUBEN, or Reuben Neelv, and
who says that he belongs to Robert Cham
bers of Rankin County, Miss. Said negro
Is about twenty-three or four years old,
mulatto color, five feet, five inches high ;
had on when committed cotton shirt, Kerr
sey pants, dove colOred coat and black
wool hat; had a pair Of saddlebags with
clothes in them. The owner of said ne
gro is required to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him away,
or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
WM. SIMMONS,
Sheriff Perry @.
April -, 1859. 29-2t
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JASPER COUNTY.
In Circuit Court, March term, 1859.
William James, Jr.,
No. l4j. vs.. Attachment Sl3j 90
James X. Porter.
TIlS day comes the plaintiff by his
attorney into Court. and suggests that
the defendant in this case. Is a non-resi-
dent Of the State Of Mississippi: it is,
therefore, ordered by the court that pub
lication be made in the Eastern Clarion, a
newspaper published in the town of Paul
ding, a. required by law, giving notice to
the defendant. that unless he appear in
and before this Court at the next Septem-
ber term thereof, TO be holden at the
Court House in the town of Paulding, on
the fourth Monday of September, A. ID.
| 1859, then and there to plead, answer or
| demur. 10 the plaintiffs complaint, the
same will be taken for confessed, and
| Judgment rendered accordingly.
| - Given under nv hand and seal
| ( SEAL (of office. this 22d day of April,
! w IA. ID. 1859.
| THOS. W. GRAYSON,
Clerk.
April q, 1857. 29-5t
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uIarrhrR and thulerl Morhus belong % the same
ctas of disrasr ts AaHir cholera and may he cured
by the same muHus. Neither b. dangerous -ullrct
"a to The nauon af RAILWAYS Remedies. " Whnt the
FtruY prescriptions calculated e. rfirrt in such
euses mgy De- imagined from the sudden death Of
President Taylor, n vigorous Old man with good
constitution. and no other complaint than darrhea
such Hs in Hll eascs yields to The Ready Relief and
thr Regulating Pills within six huura.
TffE WffNWf'tt nF THE nI@pEN@AItY.
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InSnIrc,If A,nficc
AHS
VXTHEREA

March 80, 1859.
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Geaal ADVERTISEMENTS.
SfnIen.

TROM my premises. near Garlandsville.
Jasper county. on the night of the
24th inst. large iron gray horse Mule.
about sixteen hands high, nine years old.
with sore shoulders. and in tolerably thin
order. ANY information concerning him
will be literally rewarded. Ny address
is Garlandsville, Jasper Co, Miss.
w. II BONNER.
April -, 1859. 2g-lt
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AdmInIsfrafor,s No1ioo

THE undersigned. Administrator Of the
i Estate of JACOB CHESTER. deceas-
ed, has presented final account of his
administration on said Estate TO the pro-
bate Court of Scott County. Mississippi.
and will at the next May term thereof
apply for its addition and allowance.
JAS. b. CHESTER.
administrator.
April 6, 1859. 26-6w
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DIR. HOOFLAND's
BALSAMIC CORDIAL

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or
Coughs Odds Ttaacn,g. Croup. HJurssasss Bronchitis
ItfIalu1 Diseases ~ fle f8trfis urfsiHJ FROM CiLfs
fa-piet Consumption slsi fYr thc rtiisf u ~ ~ al
Jssihic cure n luiegts H 1fruHroi srJssW ~ ne lat
~ disease.
FIHls celebrated preparation, like the Btter-, may
D. confidently relied on. 10 I- dss lue iur class
of diseases more general and more fatal than any
other Co which the people of this country subject
those -priuEiuu from -shrht cold That eminent
authority. tr. HE'LL ssys: Il will not ~Jy that Colds
are Co. our inhabitants what the Plague and yellow
Fever are o. those uf other countries hut can aver
confidently that they usher m Diseases ui greater
eomplipity and mortality than these latter
further proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from e -commun cold may he seen hy "a
glance 90 the following statistics. taken from the
cords of the koard 1t Health uf Philadelphia. CON
fe-~stlly one uf The most healthy l0fiItc- in the
Union -
1854 Total deaths in Philadelphia, lo2bI
Died of Consumption, 1912
Hil other di.a4ssz fZs0 JOB num-
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&rual AOOrrtismnts.


AOANNNs
Calhoun a pantzlcr and :. A. u. Steele. }
v. Bill of lnterplCader.
W. II. EdmOnsun and j. T.. Mccormick
PoN opening the complainants bill,
- and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court. that the defendant James +.
Mccormick. Is not a citizen of the State
Of Mississippi. but resides beyond the
limits thereof. 80 that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him:
therefore, il is Orderod, that publication
be made in the Eastern Clarion. for four
con>ective weeks, requiring him to enter
his appearance herein on or before the
first Monday in July next. before the
Clerk of the Chancery Court. to be hol-
den at the Court House in the town Of
Pauding at Rules, and plead answer or
demur to the complainants' bill, or the
same will he taken as confessd.
- Given under my hand ard seal
SEAL )of office, the Dist day of April,
w IA. ID. 1889.
THOS. W. GRAYSON,
CtTE th0cTg tmUt II Jasper Cmp,'u.
April y, 1852. 29-5t
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frswu LADIES oauapstsni % Instruct In an depart.
ftanfs 81 adneatlan. sallt and ornamental. desire
Il establish asmnary Iu healthy locaiun. Al
49, the MfaNfa blank.
IalunFlle, > q.
maroh IN iaap as-s
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FROM these figures. U will bs seen that nearly one
Fourth ut The total deaths iu the country caused hy
CONSUMPTION, o. ~Hy nothing uf the numerous other
Diseases Swinging from "~l luht euld.r
DO not trhc with your health: hut f suffering from
cough. 20 eud on the lungs. buy bottle IT HDgE
btni h1iftHtf tafinL aud you NAV safely count on
cure. Thousands have done 90 and have certified to
| tt- wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from a dis0r,lered or
dy-pepur state uf The stomach u which case the ter
man hfiers should D. used IN eases uf weak ness,
ur general drhtity uf the system. resulting from
| prutrarted cough, the German Bitier- will he found
i u great benefit
Prepared only hy tr q. " Jack SON as Arch Street
Thtlephi and iur sale ty Druggist and ~tarel-@ot-
| rrs throughout The United states and Canada Priis
Il Ti cents per bottle.
| Hs- Sold by W. w. Edmonson. Pluldinr Mississir.
r. and hy agents generally u any city and town u tie
| United @taies.
| June n 1s1s agfv
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n Restorative h pot up In bottles Of stes, Was
lurra. medium, and small The small holds half
pint and rataila lnr one dollar per bottle The mo-
aufn holds least twenty per cent more in prnpur-
ton than me SMALL retals ir two dollars per hottlei
the large holds quart ~ per cent more be- prupnra
ton. and rrtails or ii
a, D. WuuuA A COS Pruprietnra ill broadway, New
York., DO the great n Wire Railing Eatahli ishmcuO
and til Market ai.. rt Louis Mo.
And sold by an good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers.
4 1870 fNfiru
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Strayed,

FROM the subscribers, in
~ Choctaw County, Ala, four
VN miles east of Nicholson Store,
a sorrel horse PONEY, about
N0 four years old, blaze in the
face, from the nose up. No
other mark recollected. Said Poney was
raised in Jasper County, Miss, and we
presume he will try to make his way back
to that place. ANY information in rela-
ton to him will be thankfully received,
and all trouble literally rewarded. Ad-
dress the undersigned.
A. y. & 5. H. BELL.
Puscus, Choctaw County, Ala.
April %. 1859. 2S-3t
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Welsh Newspaper uihfe. ii NasHng at April a. isia
punr u D. Va Wann .- ne1r Sr.aSuWe tuuuth or 'iN
srrka snn. received nuttle ~ your HAIR hrstnra-
i've and gave io my Wifo, who concluded tu Try ~
au her hair. little thinking AZ the time tha 10 would
rnatnre che gray hair 90 s 0rrual cnlor but tn ber
aa sell uiy aururiae 1fer IrW weeks trial 10 has
performed that wonderful eject PSI turning al The
graz hHirs o. dark brown at the same time heHut
Ninn and hrkrnlna The hair strongly reCum-
mend the ahnve Restorative b. a persons in want n
..s.fs L. q Hsauaa NJ HftaaH Hatn
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The state of Mississippi,
JASPFR CoUNTY.


No. l6j, rs. Stn M
A. +. Robson
TNO A. +. Robson, Greeting-take mo-
tice. that whereas, the constable has
returned to the Justice Court of the South
East Beat of said county, an attachment
wherein Thos. c. Moffett, is plaintiff, and
A. f. Robson. defendant, you are hereby
cited to be and dappear before the said Jus.
tice Court. to be holden in and for the
South East Beat of said county, in the
town of Claiborne on the second Satur
day in June next, then and there toplead
answer or demur toplaintiff 5 scomplaint
or the same will be. taken for confessed
and judgment rendered accordingly.
Given under my hand and seal the 9th
day of April, A. ID. 1859.
r. /. DONALD.
J.P. of J.C.
~. r1-n ~
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GtgaI advertisements,
The state of Mississippi.
WAYNE COUNTY.


To Albert Nc cLaughlin. Erasmus McLaugh-
lin and Susan Mclaughlin, of Choctaw
County, Alabama, minor heirs at law of
the Estate of DOUGALD MCLAUGH-
LIN, deceased, and to all other persons
interested in said Estate:
VOU, and each of you. are hereby cited
l. to be and personally appear in and
before the Hon. Probate Court of said
Wayne County, next to be holden at the
Court House thereof, in the town of Win
chester, on the 2nd Monday in May next,
then and there to show cause, if any they
can, why the prayer of the petition of Ed
ward w. Davis, administrator of said de-
cedent, to sell certain slaves belonging to
said Estate, and named in said petition,
should not be granted: and to do and suf-
fer such other things as shall by the said
! Ccur. Be'deeemed right and propeFin the
premises.
Witness, the Hon. P. II. Napier, Judge
of Probate, the 2nd Monday in March,
A. ID. 1859.
Given under my hand and
SEAL lseal of office, the 30th day of
/ March, A. ID. 1859.
JAMES w. BOYKIN,
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The wheat crop in East Tennessee pro
misses an immense yield.
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The state OF NIISsissppI,

AsFER COUNTY.
In Circuit Court, March term, 1859.
stephen Fatheree,
No. 219. ". Eiectment.
James McDugAld.
TlIlS day came the plaintiff by attor-
il ney into Court. and suggests the death
of the defendant, and asks for an order
"a revive in the name Of the heirs of said
defendant: it Is. therefore. ordered by
the Court that this cause be revived in
the name Of the heirs Of James McDu-
gald. deceased, to-wit: Eliza A. Hicks.
and Francis NJ. Hicks, her husband, FL
len Ellis and Miller W. Ellis. her hus-
band. W. Wallace McDugald, Olivia Nc
Dugald, and James McDugald, lthe two
last named being minors under the age
of twenty-one years. and Margaret Nc
Dugald widow: and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court, that said heirs
at law are non-residents Of this State, but
reside in the State Of Texas: it Is there.
upon ordered that notice Of this reviveI
be made i'm the Eastern Clarion accor
| ing to law;
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RADwAY 4 90.
No l62 Fulton street. New York
A,,r1 y ISs0 81
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~ ~ w q DIS
ICk sTOR y.

We have fHurnfIF uiHfln barge uufr haaea Of
hACNA. FEuNN NfN TNENaM cnFFEE MuE as
sEz hA0gfNg ANn RQFE
NJ Naf VI thaaa alfies aara hNum rl1Ftased "a the
AfA lowest rfrrs. tnl ~ shai he aa o. supply the
egnutrY at Nahilo nriHos. A. uaual Wth the uilbt
NhlnH
We have 0tiiY sustained ourselves and rcdeemedl
nHf rrnnsr tu the euunfrV o. ritu then bter mar
tti ihfn ihrY rtu end e'ruh here huth f cotton tnd
Hfnrrf.ra We lrn unW advancing pretty hhersily uu
ael here
MOODY A uFEERAfta
tH
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enterprise directory.

Dissolution and New FIRM.
'NNiE partnership heretofore eNatnH between H 4.
h1Wta tnd i1mps o. tiardtWty. wss un the brat
N'l ot june, Dissolved bY mutual CONSENT
a. Z new Hfm has taHn iffurt between n " N T.
H0"tr ahn have tnd eiu Aeop constantly on hand,
NN asaufimeut of
nBues. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS,
NHFgtrui pgutff aaf tlksfirirai hstsmfph.
luEuthrr with larrn nssurtmrnt ef
FANtl hNfirfEy fUR TWE ruffFT
Natsnf visa and every description uf
PATENT MEnirtNEs
Mhgh they HHer fr sale un s good rrus ss tbr same
WNt'et ran he huuHht I'M ans market ths sIie Uf Nrw
fauifHf
a. ne ranters prua Store. on tho corner. ssgoinins
W " A faulnr Tavern
hHfHfur.sr Mtr o. faIa aW
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NV hWHAi July - 1901
puor. q. !. Wount=Wiih confidence dn I recon-.
mend Ynuf HAIR Restorative aa lOinR the most efea-
tIuua trtirln ever since using your Hair Re-
sturaiive my hair and whiskera which were almost
white have gradually grown dark uud I nnw feel
ranhdent that "a faw more applications will restore
thrfu 20 their uHiural raluf. 10 also has relieved
uie uf IN dandfuH and unpleasant itching, sn com.
wv" '''H ~ F''f''N"' Is tstr nv
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WASHINGTON REMEDIES.
m.-.a.. W..-.smhr.

FNFHriE Remedies, during the brief period they have
harn lusf1re the public. have succeeded In winning
thaif uaY uta universal accepiaiiun. Auuie ni che
fnuat rnularkalaa cures ever Affected through the
nrrnrv nf mfdionr have hren made by their use
eaaaa given up a. inrurHhlu by the most eminent ol
iha Medical Faculty.
me Waahinrfnu Remedies are four in number. via
Tha W Waahinmtem Partner,
Iced in connection Wfh
Ths Waahtngton Haive,
W effect radical cures n al the Wurst iurma ~ the
HliaWinn diseases sFrnfIll. aalf nheum. syphHia
arsid Waad. Itch ud Sores. Mhflun. Piles, EiatulA
mannn. nolla. LepfuaY. HeufvY. Bone Feiun, Tettci
Woven Ring Woffn. aerunliuua liners MUrcurisl Ifs
saara FrVsl lrHlaa. CHrhunrlrs. Nutaneuus Erurtuns
anh diarasea arising Dom impurities ~ The hlufd.
fhH Waahluntan Purifier arts with great effect on
81 di.aases or Irregularities ~ the Liver kiducya 81
WHWHia
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X. CRUGER,
SOLE AGENT For THE UNITED STATEs

742 Broadway, N. Y.
Sent by Express TO all parts Of the United States
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
Nao FORK, April %, 1889 Ally
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ruor Woob-Ahow two years ago my hair com
mrnced falling ~ and turning gray ! was fast be-
coming l,ld, and ha,i tried many remedies to no n
feet leommcneed using your Restorative in Iauu-
arv last frw applications fastened my hair firmly
tt tlnHnn lu hl up, grow nut and turned beck tu Us
fnrrmrr color. (,ekl Az this time q b. fily restored
b. ita original color, heaih and appearance, and I
rheerflliy recommend itt use % ATT
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Aftachment Notice.

Tie STATE ef Mississippi, Merton County.
James T. Payne,
v . Attach'eut sol az
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MORE To ~ ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN ny KINGS OR EHPERORS
WHAT Why 4 BtanlIlal lead Of IIaIr !

DrgAr4E tis the ornament 0od Himself PROVE
W ded fnr 40 1uf rare Reader. although the rose
nav biunm evrf Fn BRIGHTLY I'M the glowing rhrek.
thn eve 30 ever auarshna. the teeth hn those ni
ursrla If the hrad BE- hrrnH uf ts covering. or che
hair b. annrled and shFvid harsh and drys ur Wufan
sfil. II apfInklFd With gray nature will lusr more
than halt hrr charms Prof Wonda Hair NestnrA
tive. f used tNu nf three times Werk, Will restore
snh permanently srrure ia al such tn armament Ii
HanA tho following Hnd Judge. The writer nl thf
arat l. fhs celebrated fifHiif. ftaihuH
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Dec. IL, lS5,
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la waon D. NrW YouE. April 10, ts5s.
nrfr araprrmH mo tn express tn yea the ohli.
rafHna am untlHr f1f the entire restoration ~ my
hsf o. Ifs nrHunl euinri about The time uf my nfr.
ral In che United States Be rapidly becoming gray
Nut unan the arnirniian - Yuuf Hair Ueatnrutiye
a sa0n recovered it original hue. consider your
Restorative very wonderful hrDutun, quite cthea.
riaua a. veil a. tarreahH.
ani dear sIr, yours truly,
TTf tfWFuE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-16

A Mexican named Sandoval committed suicide in
this place on the night Of the 9th, by hanging him
SELF He was in debt, and it is supposed this drove
him to commit the desperate act.
A meeting has been held here, and q contract is
advertised on the door posts for lighting the streets
OF Minatitlan at night. have but little faith in the
project.
Some little anxiety is felt here to know what our
Government will do II Cobos, one Of Miramon's Gen.
erals, shoald succeed in reaching this place with
1900 men, and taking possession of It in the name Of
the Conservatives. Such ia the talk at present. and
many fears entertained that we are not going to
have very good time of it, unless United States
man-ofwar comes down here pretty soon.
send you decree of the Government, granting
the right of way to Col. W. L. Cazneau to open
wagon road from the river Brazos del Norte through
the State of Sonora, to the Gulf Of California The
conditions concessions Of this grant are not made
known, but infer from the wording of the decree
that they are both extensive and important. Our
enterprising men are just hemming this country in
with these privileges, and nightly incline to the
opinion that war will result from some of them yet
The news of the war in Europe has created some
sensation at this place. for while gives US hopes in
one respect, that the United States will take advan.
tage of it to settle Mexican matters satisfactorily it
has somewhat clouded the faces OF the merchants
here who trade in mahogany, for Europe is good
customer of ours, and any arrangement there affects
even the commerce of this obscure part of the
world.
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The capital stock is 10 b. ESQ 900.

The capital stock Is 70 b. f5Os,o00.
LONDON, June THE transport ship Eastern Mon.
arch, anchored ofspithead, exploded in consequence
Of the ignition Of large quantity Of saltpeter which
was on board.
Five children and two adults persisted.
LONDON, June 4.-Intelligence has been received
OF the capture Of thirtyve Austrian merchant ves-
sells by the French squadron in the Adriatic.
The vessels and cargoes Of these prizes are valued
at 100000 pounds.
LONDON, June 4.-As was reported Parliament
opened on the 31st ultimo and Denison was elected
Speaker Of the Honse Of Commons, though no public
business will be transacted until the formal opening
by the Queen on the 7th instant.
Numerous caucuses had been held by the various
political parties for the purpose of asceraining their
respective strength.
Ttappears that the Ministry discovered that their
majority is not as large was represented after the
recent election and it is rumored that three seats in
the Cabinet have been offered to Bright and his radi
cal friends, who hold the balance in their hands.
The test vote will probably be the foreign policy
Of the Government during the Address Debates
LONDON, June 4.-The intelligence Of the failure
Of Paul Won Stellan OF Ausburg, has been re.
ceived.
LONDON, June 4.-The rates OF discount in the
Bank Of England still continue to fall.
Sir Joseph Howley's horse Musjed won the Derby
race, which was closely contested. The purse was
f7o0O, and it is rumored that Sir Howley won bets
to the amount of EST 900.