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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

MoRE STFAtIRd,--op Monlsy pig'f,G last
week, Mrs, Gums ololhss H4s was cut stIhs, il
ends md carried OFF with It's coatsnts--p weeh 5
washing. On the same night, Mrs. A. c, Sfuf,
forI's clothes lMs was robbed Of ils contents,
consisting Of c4lico dress, aud yatirIyi OF
smail' ctothes. 0n rhursday night. Mrs LldGs
turkeys spd chickens--icn of the former and
ab9pt iyepy, ,of the atloI--were sto,eM YSppe
ugI,s since, A. G.. Howell lost three shirts
Can't something be done for the detection of the
'hieyes who are nightly prowliug about OpF
aUe5ts and aIIrys1
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ROAD VIEW NOrICE

JNNE non resident owners OF lnuds in sections Ne.
4 90 II, q and ., in township north. range 10
east and ia secs3223 and 2Oin town north rangs 10
cast. WIZ take notice that viewers appointed by ths
the house Of Chas Moore, in Plain township ou the
ION day OfJanuiIy, 1850 10 view proposed road.
commenting al the south quarter post of section 20.
town north range IN cast thence north thruugh csn-
ter of above Scctunto road bank of Mnumee river
aud there terminate. IL, CUNNING, ct al,
December, Sth lSj9,wi--l 2J, Petitioner,
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norribie Scenes il, Emtli;sn Warfare

L20HriDic scenes Lst ktstii;t al Warfare
Geo Winter Of Lafayette, Ind, writes to lis
fother in that city. letter from Carson Vale,
dated September Goth. which be publishes in The
journal. He says:
was captured twice by the Digger Indians
on humboldt river, and once by the Goose Creek
Indians, | escaped from them once through the
Interference ut a white man who is living among
them, supposed to be Mormon, but was NOS
30 1u.lty the last time, having received a sever
cut two inches long, in my lett breast 1t was
no: lair blow, or would most probably have
proved fatal
The Indian who stabbed me almost lost his
LIE. drew my revolver and shot him in the
back OF the bead, snd prepared to shoot him
again, but discovered other Indians near. was
afraid of being caught again, So | ran as fast "a
could to escape them. In retreatius for S1flty
Iran into the bushes amidst another body OF lu-
dldns, who were in the act OF stripping lie body
OF u white man who had just been killed. Que
bloody devil o! al Indian tore off his scalp. The
unfortunate man belonged to our company, By
name, Thomas Harding, from OAo. In my sur
prise and alarm | gave a most inG'rndl yell.
which brought body of our men from the other
side OF the creek, which saved me from horn
Die fate. The indians were surprised and did
not Seem to know how to act
BIT a sad aud bloody strife ensued. Ourpar-
ty ki!cl five indians on the spot and took
twenty prisoners, eleven OF " homescaprd durilg
The night. The remaining uiur We're hung on the
folio wing morning. rhis was done by placing
the tongues Of the wagons t gether aud tying
rope vt the apex. The Indians were made to
stand upon a hcrsc, tie rope was adjusted around
the neck. the horse then GriN en from under
The SdluwS, and each one was thus landed int
eeru!ty. 1t was sad scene, but one OF terri
bic necessity for elt-prcservaton. Oar Of them
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South Caroiim,. RiueIcring.

CoLuMstA, $. c., Nov. 30.-1he following
resolutions wrro offered in the House to doy.
ResoiUed That ;he state of South Carolina s
ready TO enter together with the other slave,
holding states, or guch as desire present action
into the formation Of a southern contederHcy.
RtsJlped, That the Governor be requested to
forward this resolution to the various Southern
Executives. ... ... ...
Another resolution was offered, asking Official
information as to the condition Of the Stale Ar
sensl arms ammunition, number OF men en-
rolled ia the State miliiis, the style Of SrmsSkc
~ The report OF Kit Carsons deOth is con
truliclrI ......
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

GRE'T ExclTEMENr--A MAN Losr.-Lsst
Sabbath evening, the good eop!e Of Perrysburg
were aroused from their accustomed solemnily
by the frequent discharge Of firearms, tie toot-
ing OF horns, und various ndescTbube sounds
sltog,that cut Of harmony with the quiet Of a
Fcrrysburg Sabbath evening. Al fgst we thought
we were in Churestown, where lraye scn,nrls
shoot at cows if they have ot the Password, OF
frc into rail fence il the corner projects over
the line which they have drawn for outsiders
but the sttbcr Feeoud thought satisfied us that
we were in Pcrrysburg and that something WIS
up, so We sterlcd out TO learn the cause Of such
anliSabbajh performances. Germsu, in the
employ Of Mr. Parks. had taken his gun and gone
into the woods on Sabbath naoming to hunt
Not returning before four O'clock (altrr which
hour he MAS supposed TO have iust his 'isuII
puwcrs,) his lEionds became clarmed, and, utter
al impatient watchug Of four hours, gave the
alarm ia manner aud form az shove described
They had scarcely given the alarm, when the
oWec. Of their so!Ieitude came home with deer
on his back We would not Worry much absur
{ man who was lost while hunting on HE Stb
bath, aHl.sgE A Aua.t
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lIONlEWrEAD FAnM VoR sALE.

e. fIOMES'rEAD FARM FOR SALE.
- AlD tarnl is situated in Liberty twp, III, RidgA
y Rqad, one half Wilc west or the PerrNshHrg aud
tmdlas Turn ike, dpd 7miles from Toylortown. ON
yIe y NJ. Eailrogd. 1t contains $50 acres--4O ia
nnihtr arid gu in a tGorvuGh state Of cul'vation-di-
ydei nsp lu,s ,JfotNivh are iuclGsed by stake and
pGer fences, in good condition The Fnru is provi-
da With com forthble Bui laings abundant supply OF
water aud Grst rate HVhatd. stocked with the best
y.rictics Of ruft m fun beating. The sitsaiOn is
fSgutt hsFllhy IN "a good eighhorhood aud in
Gipse ProNiity 10 sfhuos aud churches, and, taken
altogether, il is enc oftheo desirable locations in
the, JOupty, TIE s,bNsTibsE hsipg about 10 engage
ather Business, will seloN reasonable terms ii aP
ilJad t07SopD rr..U Fl.rUUI, J. BLOOM.
lPprage, Wood Co., o., nse. s,lSjs--3ln
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HARD TINES FOR THE Z. G. II, K. CoNpuc-
tO'S-A man from Cincinnati was suspeutrd In
Pulaski 90! W., last wees Of fsnilr,ing with
slaves and was hang up hse times, bv q foGe
attached 10 his neck. Aitrr the lasl usceusbl..,
he was let loose, with the ssSufan,e l6ai, Il
caught ia VigsiQlaag4iu, Is You'll havs testay.
log a,pefmsH,acy. Av5 ,e .lIv.ri5,r
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

Z-s~ The SteubenyiI,e True american copies
our article on the course adopted by the OHIO
State Journal on the 5 'naorial question, and
appen.s some sppfoving remarks, together wi tn
few veil considered susges ,ionsas 10 the proper
cour-e to be pursued by State organ.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

Gg Lydia Maria Child is 10 write the life Of
John Brown in behslf Of his family. She Ii
already in possession of the facts aud incidents
in his carly history, and the work will soon be
ready for the press. Mrs, Child will do the
subject ample Justice. The New York Tribune,
in speaking of her Fitness for the woIN, says
- No better choice could be made"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08
eS~Hon Alfred KELLY died at his resi-,

Gsv-Hon AIRED Kelly died at his residence
in Columbus on the night of the lst inst MI.
Kelley was prominent citizen of Ohio, and has
held many important Offices. He was the au-
thor Of our present State Banking and Tax laws,
aud las done more. perhaps, to promote the
financial interests of the State than any Other
one man.
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| rnE On EEN nooK.--Jus. Pub,

.FF)skg FIFE GREEN BooK.-.Ju rub.
& ssytSt.sf lish,d 100 pages Pr ce 20 cents; ON
S2asAAY SINGLE AND MARRIED LIFE; or the
! Iksll'fl rES OF MARRIAGE; it's intent oblga-
lions aud Physical and Lcsal Disqusli6c atoms; the
annent ofnll private disease. IN both sex.
cs &c" to which is added poetical essay. entitled
''C"llipHe dlae: or the art of having and rearing
beautiful nnd hcah! SMldren, by the late Rubsr J.
ths publishers, Ghas. Kline Il Co. box 45sG. New
folk, or Dexter Co, Wholesale Agents. ia Mas
Saasst New urk,H Agents wanted everywhere.
Also, GRATIS au extract aud sample Of the above,
chuned Dlt. CULNFRWELL'S LECTURE on ths
rsuuhI uUatment fSicrmRtorIhlea apd private Gis-
cnses GENERALLY detailing the ur.ns by which invI-
themselves. Sent by mai in secure envelope on
receipt OF one stamp to prepay poSta se address
lag tHhSFklLNE 4 co. Box 1856. n. Y. City.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

10 At the IocoCoco conl eptien in Knox county
oa The ls,h 'Glt. ouPPout delegates 70 The dis
trictani Stale conventions the Buch4nnates BAD
lhiiEs thiifoYn way, ReyeipHon. weIo sdop-
led ApptoSiog ef the policy Of the Ahrnithstrs.
uon. The following resolution was oa-red;
"Rooo!red, What' The doctrines of the Cncln-
ni Platform, as enGlciaI5l BY Stephen A ID
DoqGas, emhodies the vicws OF The democracy s.
oI htoX county"
A motion 10 strike out the. words as snuq,
cialsd by Siephrp a. Dougla,," prs,ailcd,
and John Adams ESQ., moved "lhst the sense
Of this meeting lis thAt thsi,ioerrines of Ste
phcn A. Doaslas ora aot ths 9tctrhss Of the
Dcmoeroii' party' Snd motion was sdop-
ted amid loud AID pr ioasei shouts Of rUmgh,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

aS-The loco,O,o officials a Columbus have
refused to give The county printing to the Ohio
Statesman and have passed ito,er to the Ga
sctte, an independent paper which supports
Governor Chase for President and Senator. We
agree with the State Journal in the opinion that
the aforesaid officials have violated their good
faith towerd5 their party, in thus making SAB
Ut their party organ.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

A special dspstch to the New York Tribune
from ChaHestown, ssys lhat the rope with which
John Brown is to be hanged to-day, has Tor
some days past been on exhibition al The Sher-
IFS o &C. II is ma lr of South Ctroiua cotton
IA fact dwclt upon by the mbruted natives
with obscenn plee % s Journal.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

O-- Brown. as lie stood upon the scailoId,
faced the Soulh, but when he tell /, his bedy turn.
ed until hi; face was to The North!
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Schnbl Exnminers Notice.

The board will holl their next eguar sessions for
the examination of Teachers, as follows; ..E. g
Perry ysbprg .-.- :. First Tuesday in January.
Inallition 20 the usual course, all Teachers vii
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not prsssn
punetually at9 O'Clock A. w. .3t
J. w. WOODBURY., Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08
n,nnrhor,s Assoeiatlnn.

The West Millgrove Teachers Association will hole
its first regular session ut Milgroyc, o. on saturday
December II, 1859 commencing at 9 o'clock A. NJ
Teachers and friends of Education invited to at
tend and participate in the exercises, for rogramne
of which &c the Journal Of Nov "a.
Nee :. 1859. T. RANGER, PreIt.
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ROAD NOTICE.,

NOTICE is hereby Sivon that there will be = pes
" ution presented to thS comnIis, iOners Of WUsa
county, at their ne NtScsslon to lay cat and cstab-
llsh county road commencing 81 the north quarter
post 9l Ton a. taWn ., rRHge II thence runupg
Dee. 8--SlwISl,t az 'h I'r
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

Fousp.-A few days since. Bracelet was
found in the streets OF this village, which can
had by calling at this oilice. inlcntitying the
property and paying for this notice.
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ss~Au ovcrhowing meeting was held at the
National Hall, Philadelphia, on the morning os
the 2l, to pay ior John Brown. ..'.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

es Homer Hart shot four deer, last Monday,
within few mils Ct this place. Considering
their secretly that is good days work.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

Far At Albany, one hundred guns were fired
OH the 81 inst. in commemoration Of the ex-
ecution oi John Brown.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-08

GS'~The small pox is prevailing in various
localities in LorHin County.
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ROAD NIEYVINOrlCE.

L.-,,,, u \ ! W y " ~ ..NVI IUL'
ENlE NONRESIDENT cNEtIS oi lapds in tho hf Of see
y tious D and a3 in t.tu IL. 5. Il the sSst half
g sections lG ~ 2s, and 49, town c. range IL; tina
st half OF sectous 4, ., ~ aud u, in town 5ranKa
a%%l31 }aoSs 'E5 y m ?sH IS "a s'a"s ,o%s
iorlh, range sIst, vii ias uotics that viewers
appointed ~ lEei Gbwtissiauers oF Wood county
Nni m,,t et ite house ci GIs BeUSotn Perry sburg
tNp on the 9th 80 JSHuary, lSt0to view proposed
J'uny road t.u,hla. utoyo, L,EGl,NlLLE tlRl.
Dee 8. l5j3--GlH..l e.
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guun DANIEL o. MuaroN died al his resi-
dence in Toledo last Monday night.
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ROLL Of HONOR.

wyrxL1 RECEIPTS FoR tbs rERRIsEvNs JOURNAL
G. w. Uni,rw ocd, Bowling Green sl'SO
~ l.. Badger, u s'VU w
Geo. Kellogg, Portland. oregon Territory 5'oo
+. Fuute, Wtson - 80
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Notn cern,nn wns ,hefT,

N&eykhf f&esssery }loeorOso convention
wusst tos I'd NJ tdfrmon,, who took an active
part 10 their deliberations and afforded mach
support al the ballotboS Not so now. At tbs
convention hda)aefsbyt Thursday, not Ger
man IRA, PRESENT. About one half Of the Tols-
10 c,.,cgstcs were Irishmen, but not German
wastorbe pengy Tbis fact plainly indiest., that
the &crh, ,sntnstur dzcd citizens are no longer
disposed 10 suitsia the pro.sIsvery democracy
OF modern times rlNy are too inielligen, aud
too much, h,aitOched to thc. great prineipls OF HUI
mum freedom 70 lend their aid IN 'uppor' Of 9
party, the ruling feature Of which is its subssr>
,ieney TO Tho Slave Power, which degradis Ia.
ot aud build.up ,rjs,cctacy.
.. .f -...t--- .-----4. -
sr Gen. Hunt. Admn.tr.sion Post Master
az Toledo. was present a, the organization Of
The disuic; convention in this place last Thurs
day, bat nude no effort in beh,lt Of his master
at Washington. He soou l,tt with his under
p considerably down, but inwardly ssyins"we
will show you something worth two of this st
Charcstom" Dan. Williams Post Master st
Mlumcc. was also present, and stack is out"
lie gave rot rcosou ior the hope that was in
him, but evidently Iclt that he, like poor Tray.
had fallen into bad company. Our own Post
Master, John Powers, did not show himself in
convention until about its close, when he took
back seat, contemplating tho crumbs which
'hl from his masters table, and evidently fsiS
! pleased with tho thought that he was not like
other locotocoS. These were all the friends OF
The Administration tint were present How
! long they would remain with But hOnan, was tile
tent taken from their mouths, this deponens
saith not II any Que wishes the exact time, let
! him aSk Cushlu aud bennett, of Toledo.
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pERRYSBURG JOURNAL,
n. A. HIGGINS, Editor.

4. 4. NIt;IslNN, EditOr.
.--t.--a--.. -, - F.
TERMS;
sopv ane year. in advance. so
Abtu.Rcri NJ a1snot paid YiGinsix mouths. 20o
PERRYSBURG:
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1859.
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lCg-The remains Of John Bi3@aNeFe lakrn n
North EI5a aud deposited in The family buryingI
grounds, Mrs. Brown wep49lt- -P0tlnk AZ J.
many otIaF, accompanied the dtsc body ?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

TEE ASSOCIATED Pass AGEEcY.-J- X Drake,
Esq, for the past two years agent Of the Associated
Press in this city, leaves us 10 few days to take
part charge Of the Louisville office. We make this
announcement with regret, and feel certain it will
be similarly regarded by a wide circle OF Mr..
brakes friends in Memphis, who, like ourselves,
have ever found in him courteous aad clever gems
lemRn = NsmPhig Bulletin.
We trust this change in the Louisville ofice will
prove advantageous TO those Of US who have 20 de-
pend upon that oice for telsgraphio dispatches.
The gentleman who has had charge Of the Louis
vile Office Cor some time past has shsmefally neg
leoted his duties, emitting in numerous instances
to send us the most important dispatches, and what
be did send were so abbreviated as to render them
almost worthless, and imposing upon the expense
of republishing the dispatches to the Louisville
Parers. If Mr.. Drake viii give us such dispatches
ought TO have he will deserve and receive the
thanks Of the Nashville press.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09
Important to Ladies!
And all Persons who desire TO purchase the
VERY BEST SEWING MACHINE
WHICH H4SE FER BEEY LFTEYZED.

MISS HI. p HUNT would respectfully announce that
Iva having secured the Agency for the entire State of Ten
M. FinllIe's Improved Sewing Machines,
She has just arrived frO New York. and taken B. s.
daily, for short time these NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MA MAJ
CHIMES Also, give Instructions their Iwhomay
ton They will equally WE'LL the finest fabric the
est CLOTH They make beautiful strong, elastic STITCH with
double read and with the appearance upon both sides
They work with great rapidi and without noise and we'll
- use. LadleS are fspeuely invited 10
NB-Loea Agents wanted in every town in this State For
M ~ Principal Once ''l Broadway New York,
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER and Ague in its notifications chief
obstacle health and comfort in the Western States That
owing ignorance among the physicians BY
fever, and the unayang efforts to check by ordinary remedies
THAT DIFFICULTIES PREVENTED
ARRESTED AND CURKD CERTAIH.
On this point shadow Of doubt exists 1t that
pared for the man, that remedy dreadful FkVER
AND AGUE not overlooked 1t lie who
causes @ spring up the heI9 which healed the beast Of the forest
OWE wise providence he decreed that sSar Of Emp
shall move Westward may sure that the fearful con.
ngency ia question we'll guarded the means there.
Vouchsafed the patient seeker We
can therefore say that in furnishing the certain means Of core of
Fever Aguc entitled to the confidence ad consider.
We hereby certify that submitted The ra!ener Fever
Ague Remedy close inspection sceuti1c analysis
and have esd Its curative powers cases Of Ague
and Fever skuIy compounded remedy enc has proved
itself completely successful in every instance 1t richly de-
serving confidence of brethren the Medical Profession,
and Of the public.
SAMUEL MowBsAY, NJ D, A5ac York
G W REonnE NJ D, FiscoasiA
WHsISNNCrON, " D, Hjtsojs,
IT, nNsoS, D, .HssOari
VIC. kIrzEEDeg, NJ D. As,g HT.spss;re.
gAs MoTT, NJ d, adiaHd.
TEKRpGToN, NJ D, CtIiroJaia
WV AsHroN, D, L0HisidHd.
The GRAEENEEES FkvER and AeJE remedy very popular
hrougou; Tennessee Alabama ard Georgia. snd is for sale by
every Drug these States. Price 50 per box
ALIEN. MACKENZIE,
ape Agent fof OreeEierg 4 Co.
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sew OrIeans aIarket.

NEW ORLEANS, April s. COttog.-Sales to-day
$4,000 bales. Advanced 5@l caused ny the Can.
ada's news. Middling lls@I2E Sales of the
week 1900 bales; receipts Of The week q 600
bales against 49, 600 bales last year. Exports of the
week 62,O00 bales; total exports 1903 $50 bales.
Receipts at this port ahead of last year. Is5, 900
bales; at ali Southern ports SOC bsles Stock al
New Orleans $4,000 bales against 40l, 700 bales
last year. Freight on Cotton TO Liverpool "a Su
gar qniet, g. Flour quiet, SO 90 White Corn soc.
Coffee steady, li9. Sales If the week IL, 100 bags
Imports of the week s, 500 bags. Stock at New Or.
leans 1000 bags against II, 900 bags last year.
The steamer Jackson City is beloW
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRg, April s.--Tte steamer Canada has
arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates Of the 2sd
Cotton sales Of the week, 10.eOO bales, exporters
took 3 GOO baIssy all quotations. adraneed Z: Mar
Ike. firm: Bra2dsufs dull; Provisions duIl ConsoIs
963a95I. Cotton nsTket i've; sales on dav OF
Csnsdss sailing 10000 bales closing firm; Orleans
fair 81; Middling 3 New Orleans Tees 0,olinare Il
Havre 1861, being an advance Of II; market Arm:
sales of the week a Hsvre 10000 ba es
Bullion 10 the Bank Of EaglaEd has decreased
money sliRhtly-more sringent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

The ColuFabia lHt5Tor Of he 7th says; IA great
deal Of prop .r.y was sold in this place Monday
last, consisting Of horses, mnes negroes, sc. Tie
spirit u irsde has certainly revived in old Maury,
and money seems TO be as pleasiful is necessary
with everybody except editors
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09
Foreign News.

New YoKE. April s.A-ghe steamers Prince Albert
and City Of Baltimore had arrived ont
The Ministry will eoubllsssiy be defeated on the
Reform bill PslmerstOp promised 70 cote for il On
thu second reading, ana thus save the Cabinet from
defeat by that vote. - 80
Cunt Cavcnr had arrived at Paris esq
LIVERPOOL, March Is The advance on Cotton "a
ewing TO the more peaceful sspees Of political at
fairs: Mobile fair 16; .Middline ~ Uolapd
fair 7-le; Aiiddling Lie. Stock at Liysroool
S47 900 balss, Of which S0s, 600 are American
Manchester advises are fsVorabie. Closed ad-
Vancirg.
IavEaPooL. Saturday Cotton 6rm. sales today
10000 bales Richardson, sPees Co, qusis br. id
suffs steady Corn, yellow los Sd, while 7s 4d;
B .ef frm; Bacon duh, Eominal, 45s 45s 90. Pork
dull; Lard dull, declined shillDgs; Sugar tteady;
Rice firm 2sa2i; Spirits Of TurpeniiBe zOs. hold
ers demand an advance: Wheat steady, adyane d
Is; Flour 20a24s; Conscls 954ae5f. the fall is ow
ing to the announcement Of the Indian and Russian
loans Hsyre Orleans. Bas l0OG
Sardinia has addressed note to the five great
Powers requesting admission to the Peace Congress
in consequence whereof France has consented to the
admission of Piedmont and the allan States.