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French and English state Expenditures.
The total revenue of France for 1860 Is esti
mated at seyenty-three millions Of pounds
sterling, which are derived from the following
sources direct taxes, land, houses, &c, eighteen
millions; euregistrement, (stamps and do
mainesO fourteen millions three hundred
thousand woods, forests and fisheries, one
million and half; customs and tax on salt,
eleven hundred thousand; contributions in
directes, (excise, &c.,) nineteen and half mil
lions Post. Office, two millions three hundred
thousand miscellaneous, seven millions and
a half. The financial accounts Of the English
revenue for 1860 have not yet been issued, That
for last year was, from taxes, Qncluding in
come tax,) ten millions pounds sterling
stamps, eight millions two hundred and fifty
thousand; crown lands, four hundred and
twenty thousand customs, twenty -four mil
lions three hundred and eighty thousand ; ex-
else, eighteen millions and half; Post Office,
three millions two hundred thousand miscel-
Ianeous, three millions one hundred thousand.
The comparative public expenditure of the
two countries was as follows: France-Ihter-
est on the debt, f2?, iOo,0 army and navy,
Is 800 900 civil nst of the crown ,OOO, 600 cost
of collecting the revenue, 5000, OOO other ex-
penses, %, 100000; total, f73,Uoo,0O0. England
Interest On the public debt, EDS, 100000; army
and navy, 2250O, 0O0; civil list of the crown,
400 600; cost of collecting TIE revenue 800 OC0;
other expenses, 100000; total, f6i 900,OOO.-
is seen by this statement that the cost of COL
Iecting the revenue in France is at rate alto
cether dispropor tionate to the amount Of the
revenue itself, and is nearly double the cost
of the same labor in Great Britain that it
costs twice and a half more to support the In
perial family than the household OF G ueen
VICTORIA, and that the interest on the public
debt in France is rapidly marching to the Brit
ish level.
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INTELLIGENCE PROM MINISTER DIMITRY-
Dis pa tches have been received at the Depart
ment of State from Minister Dimitry, who is
still at Managua. There was no political
new of importance. They had just heard of
the summary manner in which the Hondu-
reans had treated General Walker, and there
was general rejoicing among the Nicaraguans.
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PATENTS were issued last week to Aaron
Bschtel, of Berkeley Springs, Va, for an iIn-
proved bed fastening Lewis Evans, of Nor
gantown, Va, for improvement in breech-
loading firearms, and John w. Palmer, OF
Port Republic and John X. Leady, of Toms
Brook, Va, for Improvement of bee-hives.
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A ROTTEN 0oNOERN.-The Vicksburg Miss. J
Wing states that "A portion OF the great ATTAIN
tic telegr aph cable, which was brought there
to be laid across the Mississippi, was found 10
be utterly worthless, and therefore could not
be used. A new cable was ordered from New
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DRILLING GRANIrE.-At the Hoosac Tun-
mel il is found to be prac ticabe to drill in the
hardest granite at the rate of one INCH per min
ute, which is equivalent 10 three inches per
minute in the Hoosac rock and more than ten
times as rapid as hand drilling.
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MISS HARRIET HosMER reached st. Louis
on Saturday last. Her errand is TO gather
material and data to enable her to execu to the
statue of Hon. Thomas Ii. Benton, which the
Missouri Legislature commissioned her to un-
dertake.
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POETRY In DEMAND Capt. Nelson, a ill.,
erary mariner, has been arres ted at Baltimore
nr "yioiently taking away" from Benjamin
Irlndle poem Of the said Prindle's own pro-
auetion, which Is valued ut ST.. The case was
o'eaIsseo oy the matter. OF. fact magistrate
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LINCOLN PoLE-The Martinsbure Repub,i.
can learns that's Lincoln pole has been ereot.
ed In Berkeley CO., Va, and states that IL is
guarded ami thar any attempt to cut IL down
will be resisted by force.
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FRk.-The Odd Fellows Hall at Wilson
=. y, was destroyed by IRE on the 18th inst
LOSS es,ooo during the confiagration Thos. l.
injured by falling from the roof.
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Nsako Worms IN OuIo.-Ths Ohio States
man says that fourteen thousand negroes vote
the Republican ticket in Ohio this Iall, under
the decision Of Judge Brinkerhoif.
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HA.STRAEGKRs w.ll throng, these coming weeks
the office of NJ. ]. FRANKLIN Co, I4S Main
street, and those with impaired eyesght Will leave
them with u pair of those celebrated CRYSTAL
SPkcTAcLEs. which have restored VISION to tens
of thou sands before. Those with good sight. WI |
purchase some of their beautiful MICROSCOPES
OPERA GLASSES, or those ODdeTful instruments
called SrEREosCoPEs and no doubt FRANKLIN 4
Co.'s Store will form great attraction.
DC l9-dlt&cWIt*
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. by the Rev ]. l.. Burrows.
II. r AsnBR0oK. formerly ri Cksstsrh ne Va
and ELIZA p, eldest daughter nf the late H. M
Warrington, of Riohmo nd city. Va.
N. Alabama and Texas papers please COPY
On Wednes day, the 18th inst; at Amelia Court
House, by Elder L. A. Gre nshaw, MI VIM, /:
CLARE and Mrs. ELLEN j. READ, both OF
Amelia county.
On the 10th INST, in charlottesville, at tho resi-
Brown, MT DAVID A TVREE. Of Richmond,
TO Miss BETTE A. CHICK. of the iornies place.
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KA BILL HEADS! BILL HEADS The largest
and most complete assortment If RULED Pa
Blue, White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple-just
received at tn is OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers in want can rely on getting good article OF
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and see specimens and prices. ltsl
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FATAL AySRAY.-On the nth instant, in an
Anrny at Martipsviiie, La, between Mr.. Ger
ard Fournet and Mr.. Oarrsre, the former was
shotin The groin, and died soon afterwards.
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DIED,

At his residence, near Manchester. in Chesi or
Geld. on tho I8tk INST GREEN WOOD. in the " th
year Of his age. Mr.. Wood was KIND, amlshie,
and Iespacted In all the LelatLOns OF Mo-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT of RICHMOND. OCTOBER ls:
HisA War.r sAis day Friday 81 o'e!osi.

Steamship jamestown. Skinner, N. York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam Wats2n.
BRIG Time tBr.) Mcpeugal, Nova Scotia, pias-
ter, SHE Ids Il Somervllle.
Schr o. H. Tolley, Meeklns. Baltimore. mdze. =,
w. d. Colauitt Co.
Schr Ocean, Aaron, Baltimore. suano, Edmond,
DavenpoTt Co.
Schr Olivia Curtis, Hampton, wheat to order.
Schr Vim p. Williams, Lewis. Phiade lphia,
coal, c. b. Lipscomb.
SAILED.
Schr. r. F. Stockton, CTanmer, Alexandria,
light. a.
schr. Ann Pickerell. Elzey, down the river,
light. 49,.
Schr G. B. Smith, Soper, down the river, light,
Schr. Ben Vandlver, Jones, down the river, hight.
Sohr. Geo w. Gree, Palmer, norfolk, via Port
Walthall coal, w. ID. Colquitt Co.
Schr. Danville. Chester, New York, mdze., ID.
& W. Carrie.
Schr. Emma Kurdish. Verrell. Boston, mdze,
4 EnrrI
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Mrs. Willard Fillmore has contributed $50
" wv Lady Eigip yvllet fund.
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FALG r FACES.

A 3 n l. A Nd y
9&eSs<r FALL & sEE1i -
RACK.--Sweepstake for 2yesr Old colts sne bi'
single dash of q mile. 500 entrancs-h /.
lett. with an inside bet OF Sl,O0li the Gar =
> 30, provided two or more start. Closed % I
August. with three subscribers. Il.
Gen L. j. Il W. !. Green enter b. c. ~ "a
kins' Pnam, dam by Trustee.
Also, b. !. by Albion, Gam by Glencoe. g..
Thos. W boswell enters b. I. Ninei1s' J"
nue.. cam Nina, by boston. az. -
n. A. Thompson enters gr. Q. BY hta h'''
by PlInee Albert. -
John Beleher enters br {. John l.. BY u 1
Harl old. dam by Glencoe. yesIs od. 81
SECOND RACs-SdaIk Ddg.-PfosHesof p :
sac, for the beaten horses Of the nee1'.s'
mi heats, sst
Third RAcE-Sams Day.-Mssch race 1917"
llf mile. - -.
Gen T. j. Il W. J. Green enter b. tW a.
dam by Glencoe years Oid,s la, Fa4
.. +. Hare enters Oh. Q by Ned BYE u'
ence. by Herald. 3yesrs old. ,-.,, a,
n Cars leave The Depot on br0aa 49, aar
ana ~ clock Returning. cave asa -, ~
dIately alter the race, and ~ Ga T. N s, a i
Fare for the rount tTlp, lncludl NJ ssSs IS, a.
oc l9-lt J NJ. PAlL Ok' ftot1.@
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T. j Krsid~r, proprietor OF the Kingston
lrsna sri.as', died ~ lhs Isa lasl'
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NEwBERN, N c., Oct. l6.-Ar'd, sohr. Jos. Ann,
Portsmouth.
BALTIMORE. Oct. II Ard, schrs. John Allen,
Richmond l. L.. snow. Norfolk.
PHILADFLPHIA, Oct. l6-Cld. schrs. D. +. Wolf.
Richmond; c. T Ford, Norfolk. Oct lizard,
schr. Mary Patterson, Portsmouth; cid, stmr.
Virginia, Richmond schr. d. p. Talpey, Ports
mouth.
ALEXANDRIA. Dot. T.-Ar'd. schr. Henry Cole,
Norfolk; CID, schr. Sarah and Mary, do.
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go eE FOR AL T. mOkE tn!

~n~~ FOR BALTI MO X T. The
.EzsSaH4R=s Steamer BELVIDERE, Captain w.
.S1-1'e..3.a.aW KBENE. will receive freight to-
day, (FRIDAI,l and up to- the hour of de-
parture. u o'clk NJ. SATURDAY, the Goth inst.
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at low
est rates. with great d spatcb.
No hogsheads taken this trip, unless engaged at
our office.
Passengers will be on board before the hour of
departure, IL O'Clock M, SATURDAY.
Passage and fare SIS.
Tickets procured either at our office IN Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at
steamers wharves, Rockets
ly-2t W CURHJE
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1854 FOR PHILA f l. Prs a
$500 The A No. ] Steamship VIRGINIA,
Captain J. X. KELLEY, is now ready Ia
receive freight. and will leave on SATURDAY,
the 10Th inst, at O'Clock A NJ
FoI freight or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply TO
CHAS. P. CARDOZO. Agent,
100 Main street, or Rockets.
Boston Freight taken through by steam at re-
duced rates, and with dispatch. oc 1876
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SPEAkIN AT AFRICA
~ CHI URCH.-The Hon. ID. Z. DEJAR-
NEITE will address the citizens of Richmond,
at the AFRICAN CHURCH, To-NIGH I, tFri-
day > at Ia O'Clock. &C 10 It.
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BOARDING.

Ro,hAtD.NG:1Thss, s@bseIlbs1 having taken
street, between 9Th and 9TH, inform their friends
and the public that they Will be prepared to
ceive boarders on the lst of October.
The house is in excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience fer the comfort of It's in
mates. 1t is pleasantly situated, and convenient
to the business part of the city. Several day
boarders can be accommodated.
r. b. MURRAY,
Sc I8-3tawts NJ. J. MURRAY.
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M Coal On.-Constantsy on hand, large
supply of superior Coal Oil.
JNO. w. GARLICK, Apothecary,
Market Place. Franklin st.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21
THE ARKANSAS REFUGEES.
the year 1859:

A correspondent at Cincinnati writes as
follows in relation to the colored exiles of
who were driven out by the in
famous laws of that State: "The reception
of the Arkansas exiles was an informal af-
fair A meeting of the colored people of
our city was in session few evenings be-
fore their arrival, when it was proposed to
invite public attention to them by Gre
ception," to the end that those entertaining
friendly sentiments might come forward
and offer them homes and employment.
A committee of ten was then appointed.
We met them in the parlor of the Dumas
House, where they were assured that they
would find friends and support, if they
were sober and industrious. Our object
was more than accomplished, for in less
than twenty-four hours there were more
homes and chances of employment offered
them by the whites than were required"
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21
in the Gospel for the abolition of all such

in the Gospel for the abolition of all such
wickedness
The occurrence was one that might have
happened in any church where there is
division of opinion or of feeling on the sub
iect. 1t is perhaps matter of congratula-
ton that it has taken place just now in our
church, since it is sure to be widely noticed
on that account, and the prejudice against
color will itself be rebuked in some quar-
ters for the sake of a reproach against us.
Poor colored men are often seated in our
church, and up to this time am not aware
that there has ever been any disturbance
on that account. We are glad that now
the folly and wickedness of this prejudice
have been illustrated in. the case, as the de-
scription says, of European gentleman
high in rank and titles, and connected with
the English service 1t being his servant
who was requested to lake another seat,
the occurrence will not excite notice that
would not have been given to the same
event anywhere else, or in connection with
any poor, obscure colored persons. We
are glad the folly has at length come out
in connection with 'respectability and stand
ing.' The treatment of the colored race
in this country is worse than it ever was in
any country on the face of the earth. 1t
is cruelty in glaring opposition to Gods
word and to all dictates of humanity. We
rejoice in every opportunity of bearing our
testimony in the name and for the sake Of
Christ against it."
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21

caught the gaze of two ladies, than whom
he would have braved the presence of half
a-dozen reporters and three times the audi
ence there assembled.
Great merriment followed this gallant
announcement, placing the gentleman in
nomean point in the estimation of at least
one portion of the audience.
Some little cross-fring here occurred
between Messrs. Cardoza, Ellis, Geers,
Sampson, and Morel, the latter gentleman
having lectured the contestants pretty Sc
verely on parliamentary rules.
Mr.. Jones, quite youthful young gen.
tleman, begged permission to say word,
which was granted. He advised gentle
men of the opposition and all others who
had any doubts upon the subject to visit
the Dismal Swamp, and then PROFOUND the
question under discussion. He thought
the very bones would cry out, "The An
glo-African." Great applause.
This unexpected bomb-shell rather dam
aged the prospects of the opposition Time
being up, the President reviewed the point:
presented on either side, and decided ii
favor of the Anglo-African.
The audience was quite large, and man
ifested much interest in the debate.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21

OUR PHILADELPHIA LETTER.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16, 1860
Mr.. EDIToR:-On Monday evening, the
9th inst, the Rev j. B. Smith, M. D., of
New Bedford, Mass, according to adver-
tisement, lectured at the Masonic Hall to
a very slim audience, only twenty-three
persons, all told. Previous to commencing
the Rev. James Underdue made a very
fervent prayer, after which the lecturer
proceeded to review the Boston Conven-
ton, which assembled on the first Of last
August. About one half the evening was
spent in reviewing the proceedings of that
Convention. The lecturer said conventions
are as old as society itself; they may be
regarded as the peoples highest appeal,
and no people need them SO much as the
colored people; yet they may be made the
engines of mischief. The Boston Conyen-
ton received the fulsome adulations of the
press, but those who convened it did not
carry out the objects for which it was
called Che then read the CALI He spoke
of the fifteen delegates from New Bedford
who boasted, he said, that they would pay
fifteen dollars each toward defraying the
expenses of the convention, but who did
not pay single dollar. Conventions
should only be called for great purposes
this Convention made a useless expendi-
ture of money, for it affected no permanent
good. The lecturer spoke of the contro-
versy between George L. Downing, Esq,
and Rev. III. Ell. Garnet, in which he said
the former came off second best He re-
gretted to state that the convention did not
draw up petition to Congress to prevent
the re-opening of the trade or some
thing equally important; but, instead OF
doing this, the Convention strained at a
gnat and swallowed great African camel.
Our resolves to stay here and die IN this
country look we'll upon paper, but they
will look better when carried out
There are more scholars among US now
than there were few years ago, but that
only serves to create discord among us.
He read long list Of professions, including
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21

ST. PAUL's CHURCH, BRooKLYN-We un-
derstand that there is quite an interesting
state of things in St. Pauls Church, Brook
lyn, Rev. Geo. w. Leevre, pastor Rev.
Jacob A. Prime is to preach there Sunday
afternoon, and Rev Amos G. Beman in
the evening. Friends OF the elevation and
prosperity of the colored people are invited
to attend.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21

VIEWS AT HARrER's FERRY-It gives us
pleasure to inform our readers that the en-
terprizing and talented lecture, Prof. VIM.
f. Johnson, will be prepared to exhibit in
this city and Brooklyn, about the 1st of
February, illustrations of the outbreak in
Virginia. These exhibitions will, no doubt,
be witnessed by large audiences.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21

EY= Advertisements for this paper must DC ae-
cOmpanied BY the cash.
Ey- Copies Of this paper can be purchased Of the
nelcs-dEdlers eueryiehere.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21
CENTENARIANS.

The following is a list of the names of
persons of one hundred years and upwards
who have died in the United States during
A. - ..uo.. tQEo.
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