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The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

CHARLESTON CONVENTION III our last issue
we published despatch stating that the Con-
vention at Charleston had adjourned to meet
at Baltimore in June, with an invitation to
the unreprcsented states to fill up their dele
cations. This means that the seeding delega-
tons Go not belong to the convention, and it
Is an invitation TO appoint delegates in their
place. The result of this, as we suppose, will
be to renew the struggle within the South, and
to bring our people to decision directly be-
tween Mr.. Douglas and his platform, and some
other man and southern platform. 1t is
hazardous movement for the national demo-
cratic party and we believe, will not accom-
pIish the purpose for which it was apparently
devised. To discredit our delegations, were
it seems to ns, to exhibit disposition to sub
nit TO anything in order TO accomplish par
ty triumph That granted, what is left to us
Self respect in our people requires that the
men WIN have represented us in Charleston
shall represent us in the Baltimore convention.
Even sapposng that in some respects they
have been wrong 1--WE do not grant it) the
point of honor"-to use phrase which we
have no great respect for, in its popular ac-
ceptation-requres thst we shall stand by
these men. Not to do so is to divide the
6outh-breat up its unity, and, in public, dis
grace onr delegates And for what2 Why,
perhaps, To nominate Douglas That is the
only motive, as it seems to us, that it is posi-
bic to find in the action Of the majority of the
Charleston Convention. 1t is q party game
which can very easily be defeated, if there be
an exhibition of resolution and firlnness in
this section Of The country.
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Night watcbman, which resulted in the choice of

Night watChman, which resulted in the choice Of
w. Y. Dement,.
On motion, the election Of City Printer was
postponed until Wednesday evening next.
The Board proceeded to elect City Sexton,
which resulted in the choice of W. G FlemmiDg
On motion, the Board proceeded to elect a
City Auctioneer, which resulted in the choice of
Andrew Wallace.
There being no further business, on motion
the Board adjourned until Wednesday evening,
18th inst.
E. BOWMAN, President
Gro. G.. JENKINS. Clerk
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

COUNTY MEErING.--We publish to-day cal
for meeting of the Democracy of Yazoo, to senC
delegates to the State Convention at Jackson, on
the 3Oth inst We earnestly 0ntreat every Demo
crat in the county to come to the meeting on the
19th inst
The secession Of the Southern Democracy AT
Charleston, prcpounds grave and important ques
tons for consolation and action. The conduct
OF our d'legates to that Convention is referred
back to their constituents Shall it be approved ?
We hope and believe it will. We repeat let
every Democrat in the county come up on the
18th inst.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

Within the space of a few days four church
es and an academy were burned in Lincoln
county, Tennessee A half witted indvid-
ual by the name Of John Rudd, on being ar
rested on suspicion of having set fire to one
Of them, confessed that he had burned them
all He said that it was bis intention to
burn every church in the county which vas
over ten years old, as he considered that by
that time they were pretty we'll worn out.
He had allotted himself six months for the
completion Of this laud Die enterprise. The
arrangement, however, has been interfered
with, and the authorities have allotted him
a somewhat longer period in jail.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills!
aess;g Al|f,e2e :.
PROTECTED

By ROYAL 9GSE SN PATENT
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in tho
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
incident to the female constitution.
1t moderates all excesses and removes oil OBJ
structions, from whatever cause, and SPEEDY
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t win in short uns
bring on the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken By fsnaS9
that are Pregnant, during the FIRST 1HRED
MONTHS, as they are sure to bring on Ae'
carriage; but at every other tinS and "
ecery other case, they are perfectly sefs
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, HeavinssS fauBu'
on slight exertions Palpitation of the Heart Low
ness Of spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, WINES
and all other painful diseases Occasoned BY ui'-
ordered system, these Pills will effect cure Sn'n
all other means have failed
Full directions in the pamphlet around '''n
package, which should be carefully preserved :,
A bottle containing so pills, and encircl'O Wv.
the Government Stamp of Great Britain can y
sent post free for 81 and six postage stamps
Sold in YazoO City by ,v
THOMPSON & GRAY,
COMPTON & THOMAS
And all Druggists.
January Z, 1860--eowly.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

DIR. PEERx's VERMIFuGE on ''DEAD Snoi .,.h IA
WORMs.-There is perhaps no disease 70 VIZ. a.
Children are exposed SO common ana iss "a
Worms. The symptoms which indicate 'nsr Es;,.ly *
as follows. Oountenance pale, tongue Na.,,g .pr,.
f1rred, grinding Of the teeth. fetid bTeasI'
ach hard and swslled, wasting Of the nesn, M ioo
ness and pains in the stomach, bowels el.ns, ii
cOstivs or too loose great fretfulness, unlss sns
craving for Olay, dirt or chalk. colo convuIos hons
fits, &c. The "Dsaa Shot" will in rev .,s""sb
clear the system Of every Worm. n.ssS .as sa-
prompt and certain in it's operation and no' va ~
pleasant to the taste, 1t is perfectly SAls -
adapted to the tenderest age. .no n,ue.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS p'0
gists, 100 Fulton street, New York. roxAs.
Sold also BY COMPTON 3 HhUMHMi Mis-.
yaz0o City, hi'''
Sold also by Druggists generally.
May II, 1860.
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couNCTT, pROCEEDINGg,

COUNCIL CHAMBER. Yazoo City, April 9, 1850.
Called Meeting-Present- -E. Bowman, Presi-
dent: F. Barksdale, J. H. Evans, W. c. Flem-
ming. H. b. Kidd, H. C. Tyler, ]. H. Wesling and
John Warmack, Councilmen.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
adopted.
The Sexton presented the following report,
which was received and adopted, and ordered to
be recorded,
To the Board Of Council Of Ydzoo CITY The
undersigned, Sexton of Yazoo City, report the
following lots in YazoO City Cemetery SOld since
1860
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GDssaQg J1O11sss,

OF the many blessings which an all.vise Cr.,.
tor has bestowed on ungrateful, yet dependant
man, the knowledge of the laws Of health AND
remedies for distressing maladies, is certainly
among the most useful. For Diarrhea, Dysentprc
Cholera Morbus, and similar affections Of tis
bowels, Green's Carminative Syrup acts like A
charm, relieving the safferer and restoring tbs
rosy tint Of health. A single bottle will convince
the most sceptical, See advertisement in another
column,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

Mrs L. B. Browning has deemed it nee
essary to have the London Anthenwum in.
form the public that the piece Of verse late
lv sent out by her, entitled "a Curse for a
Nation" WAS aimed against the United States
and slavery, and not against England, as
was generally supposed Mrs Browning
should follow the example of the painter
who made the figure Of quadruped, and,
Tor fear of mistake, painfully wrote under il
In "prinp letters, "This is a horse" We
have no idea that curse so pointless that
nobody but the author can tell where it
strikes will damage the American nation
much.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

The Democracy of Yasnn county will meet at
tbs Court House on SATURDAY, the 18th inst.
to appoint delegates to- the Democratic Conven
tion, called to meet at jackson. on the Both inst.
and to attend to other business of the party.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12
NEW YORK A "sLAvE' STATE.

We are compelled to record it. New
York is "slave" State. We have seen for
some time past, announcements in the anti
slavery journals that the Southern oligarchy
intended to make slave State Of New
York." but we had no idea that the act was
so near being accomplished. We supposed
il was away off in the indefinite future
when every poor man is to be voted, not
only farm, but "nigger" to work it.
We find, however, that we are mistaken.
The Southern oligarchy," with their usual
adreitness and secrecy, have fairly spraug a
trap, upon us, and New York is "save
State" before we know it, This is a very
terrible affair. Our readers may not be
aware of it, but that is their fault not ours
New York "slave State p Have we not
spent our thousands to save the "vlrgn soil
of Kansas from the polutions of the slaveo
cratF And yet, while busy with our geu
erous aud philaSthropic work in the far
West, the daik shadow of slavery has
spread her black wings over the Empire
State Here is the chronicles
"Voluata'y Slauery"- -"We are informed
that case Of voluntary slavery has recently
occurred at Hackensack, in this county, where
a smart, likely negro, about 35 years of age,
has entered into bonds with Mr.. Jackson
Dddle, to the effect that the negro is to
serve the said Didde during life, and Did
die is to support the negro. The parties
seem we'll satisfied with the arrangement,
and the negro boasts that he would not ex-
change his present for his former situation
for anything, SO we can say we have slavery
again in Dutehess County"
FiShkW (M ~ Journal.
What, we ask most earnestly, is to be
done about this2 1t is very serious mats
ter, and perhaps Cheever and Beecher bets
ter order their congregations to go out at
once into sackcloth and ashes. Atall events
we ought 30 have at least one or two indig-
nation meetings, few Abolition speeches
one or two long letters from Gerrit Smith,
and grand expedition ought to be organ
ized at once to go and deliver this deluded
"nigger" out of "the chains of slavery"
". Y. Day Book,
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A REMARKABLE STATEMENT.-Su is
the heading which many papers give to
communication from DR.. Lord, President of
Dartmouth College. 1t has fallen like
bombshell in some camps:
"WithOut miracle, see not but that
slaves will yet be called for in New Eng.
land, and by New England meu-slaves
having the attributes, ii not the name of
slaves, and possibly to worse condition than
we now complain of in the South. Why
not, if our present government should last
another eighty years? For Yankees will
not do the menial work of life. They are
above it now. The imported free servants
Of Ireland and other countries will soou be
infected with Yankee Independence, aud
have the means Of living above servie labor,
on their reeholds, Then who will be our
servant? Shall we have coolies or Africans
to hew our wood OF draw our water? And
what form of government shall be over them
but that which is adopted TO their compara
tive rudcncsS and imbeclity, and cohserva.
tive Of the general system? The children
and grandchildren of our present abolition,
lists may yet be the first to intrduce harder
serfdom than has yet been known, unless,
indeed, they should themselves be compelled
to sell themselves for bread, and suffer the
proper chastisement Of their fathers sins
for their rebellion against the government
of God"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

THE RUSH FOR CODA letter from
Beloit, Wisconsin, says: "There is regu-
lar stampede among the inhabitants for the
Gold Diggings One hundred and fifty men
and sixty teams have already left this city,
and many more are preparing to leave.
People sell their property at ruinous prices
to raise the means to 60. eo
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

On motion, the Marshal was allowed until
Wednesday evening to settle the balance due the
Corpor ton, viz : ;l42 90.
The Treasurer made his report, which is as
follows
To the President and Members of the Board
of Town Council Of Yazoo City-Gentenen =
Below find statement of the receipt and expendi-
lures during my yearly term of Office, ending
ApIil 9th. 1850
i. l.. Bower,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

PETER KLINE, Sexton.
Received April 9th, 1860. of Peter Kline,
$SI' SO. Ell BOWER, Treas'r.
Received April 9th, 1861 Of Peter Kline, Sex
toni $50 60. E. L. BOWER, Treas'r.
Received November 18th, 1860, of Peter Kline,
see so. E. L. BOWER Treasr.
The following accounts were presented and
allowed, to-wit:
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uate''''''''..... ......................S4,76 76O y
E. L. BOWER, Treasurer.
Yazoo City, April 9th, 1860.
On motion, the Board adjourned
L. BOWMAN, President
GEo. G. JENKINS, Clerk.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

STATE AT LARGE.
Fl. T. ELLETT, of Claiborne.
a. K. BLYTHE, of Yallobusha.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
j. W. CLAPP, of Marshall.
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THIRD DISTRICT.
p. F. L1DDELE, Of Carroll.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
LIVINGSTON MINIS, Of Kinds.
PIFrH DISTRl
PUBLIC MEETING.

J. B. oHRTsMAN, of Lawrence.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
RICHARD HARRISON, of Monroe.
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Total balance in Treasury this
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE TREATY WITH ,gEANCE-NcREAS[NG STRENGTH
OF THE PALMERsscN, ,G0vEREMgNr-ITHE "BBNIcrA
Boy IN PARLIANEEr-AN ENGLisE SQUADRON
SUDDENLY SENT 70 TEE NEpTrERREEAS-CAPT.
.MCLINfoCK KNIGHrBD ETC, ETC.
ln The House OF Commons on the cath ~ Mr. Glad
scpe made explanations relative s,:e French
treaty nfter which the adjourned debate on " Ducane's
notion opposing the budget Eas resumed.
The priacipa speaker John Bright, whe aSqucnty
seiended the French conmsrsl treaty. and predicted
shst ncaErlsble advantage wca.d he derived fsol by
England Ee argued that freAt with Fralcs Eould
raise scK t the level Of the n:ed States the rex.t.r
sxish France salng as liberal - :ha. with America
Mr.. Csudwel spoke in . knNar stran and poir1e1 20
e resul; tacsea tntv-our~ sr axns bswsen Eaolcx
xelaeson nigh, be. established with Frense
Sir p. Barring s,d ether mcmbcss sxokc arainst the
bulge. and the Tsy when the det &C further ad
Tbe sebate was racsmed the foucK.zg evening the
Hpeskerx including Es5trs Barring, wSPol and DisrssH
n favcr n Mr. Ducanes motion, and Esssrs Miner Glib
80, Gadssone and Pakr&-stor against H.
fne Roase divided and ihe resolution vac rejected
Ss g 20 sasori,y Tor ts government, sle-a iniste-
Nr. kcEseTy made vo.s.i stack on ths government
fos iss propcs Sns ItslA1 question ~ entirely op
posed 20 the spirit Of infl -ssuon
Lord John Russell said toe government acted With
view TO settle tie question IN Tie Dner beet calculated
10 secure We iutixR peace O. Europe.
Icrd Pa.merNon asii The bldset would be formally
proceeded VIII on TIE 9Th
r G. Wood stated thai the total forge 70 be ssrt from
mora 10 Cfina would be $500 Earo,es1s aud 4oo0 IA
Mr. Haa1en called the attention o. tie Eczss 10 pc.
non conpanng o. Ds5ss,si breach of tLe peace be-
len n,n sao,set a5e 81 imericsn otiaen for the
nc het. pN' 'V"A
svs g iews ss's se s,sIse; As4 sesz s-sssts t,
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Taiegraphic from liverpool to Queens-
town.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 26, 1860.
TIE ALLEGED ALLIANCE HErwEEN AUSTRIA AND
MssIA.
The london Kornins CarSaieS publshcs the following
in the second edition.
IN TO keI2llowng effecs-RusEa has decided renewing
her old Alliance with Austrs. The treaty the point
Of being si:ned and viii be carried TO g. Petersburg by
Prince Alexander OF Hcsse. We have excellent reasons
for believing that is provisions viii be found 70 be ~
Firstyne 7sost ample concesDns ~ to ell that relates
the hoiy places at Jerusalem Will be s6e BY Austria
TO Russia.
second-wl.h view 10 eventuaitles that have every
probability Of bong refused, Austria agrees 20 conform
her policy 70 ihatof Rusea as 70 the parubAa provinces
and servsa.
Third-As compensation for these coneess.o1s in The
:eri'ozy, including Hungary and Venets agsrs' insur
rast'on and foreign foes
JasT FRENCH COY EasxESr AND TIE TREATY OF
.QESTRAL IrALy--oPPosJTION or RUSSIA AND
f1Tss1A TO ANNEXATION.
1asc Paris correspondent of the London D1iiy Eczs
ieare i.x but too true that & Ministerial Council held
on Friday and presidak by the Emperor, which
lasted fs- hourR resolution wes taken against Italian
unity, on e pretext haf Eassia anS Prussia object
annexation, which alone can safety the Itaians TIE
French govfrunert, IL 10 alleged, have resolved.-
Fpst-lhsf toe PROJECT or annexng Piedmont to Tas-
cary Will be called upon 10 choose eoverc.ru AZ there
-l be ne objection 10 their choice falling uscr the Dixie
Of cAnoi, Victor Enas.nei's nephew.
secssd.y1Ihe Il Duen.ss Q. Modens and psrns may be
Tk;rtlr-Tne question o. the Ronagns "a 70 be revieed
ard viii PROBABLY s submitted N copsersr - ~ ~
rewers bci I'll its iass g creating rspsyass s.s n
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Hon. John H. Rey noids, OF Albany Hon. John Masee of
Bath N r.. and D. o. Waterman, ESQ.,. Of Honolulu are
soppipe at the st. Nicholas Hots The Iast mentioned IL
the 6rsf sys they have ever registered re the s,nd
w.ch 1slands.
The statement thai Mr. Charles A. setsor OF ne As.cr
House bad purchased the property Of j. s Holnroo
Long Island, pcoyrsc.-ro such prshase tavipg nser
ynsse.
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SPAIN.

TIE WAR WITH sHcaoCCo-rEE PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
The Co'yespontacsa AatoqapAa mentions that Marshal
ODonnc had rcmtsed to the MooFs the following baeis
for the coccusen Of peace Possession Of all the terri
terry conquered including Tetuan indemnity q. aeo
100000 reals eu9agement to rerpect the Catholic re
heon, and commercial stipulations favorable spsn
delay terminating the 23d granted for Q rcPy 1t
was doubtful II the Noors would accept the terms
majority Of the Madrid journals were opposed to the
conclusio0 Of peace, and demanded the occupation Of
Tanger
The correspondent Of the London Times the eeat CT
wres that the opinion there that the Spariah
government wenld not show itself deficient in generously
and that the war ~ good az over-
The Moorish cas r the battle Of the 9Th estimated
at thousand Upon their defeat the Arabs committed
great excuses ,aHd could not be restrained although
teen putt death the spot
Muley Abbas, with his defeated force, was halt way
between Tctuan and Tangier
At the latest date reply had been received 70 the
conditions Of psace and 0Boone preparing further
operations.
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ITALY.

THE SANDMAN PROPOSALS 70 THE POPE, AND xsls
RxyESAL TO BErKRTATN THEM.
The King Of Sardinia and Count Csyour remained at
Milan They constantly received with the greassst
enthusiasm. The clergy had presented complimentary
address.
The decoraon Of the Anunciaaa which had been con-
ferred by the King Of Sardinia on Marshal gandou was
expected TO be also conferred Narsha Mcmahon and
Mel
is denied that the King Of Sardinia was about to ad
dress proclamation 10 theinhabtapts of Central Italy
Letters affirm that the Pope had received a commun;
cation nom the King Of Sardinia demonstrating the in
possibility Of the retention Of the Umbrian marshes by
Rome and proposing treaty Of ces,on The negative
reply OF the Pope was couched in the strongest terns
The steamer Louise, bovnd Marseles hsd foundered
IN the Mediterranean and fifty persons drowned
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The London 7nss OF the 24.n repes:s the market uu
changed, and quotes sales Of United staes ss = eal.
Illinois Central freeland bonds 81 ex interest New
York Central 7s 1t 81 y, and Erie shares at ga.
PARIS MONEY MARKET.
PARIS, Feb. 25-350 Pm
The market has been very dur. The rentes opesed at
same price as yesterday.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARgsr.
The Brokers' circular reports the salcs CT the week az
81 eco bales, OF which 1880 Gpecuaiors and
1900 70 exporters The market closed very dull and IL
feror qualities we're irregular and rather lower, while
to their scarcity me sales Of the 2l we're 5000 bales
Of which 900 On spe ulaton and for export lie
market closing quo' At the following sx.hcrized qrosa
Rev 0ri<ans M1s<. yp;ane
sats nisiias nsastsiii;..:.:-. y ssfl.,s lie La
The stock in port was estimated at 10000 bales, Of
which 47syooo were American. =,
The sales of coson yesterday were 5000 bales, Of
which 900 TO specuasors and exporters The mar
et closed quiet BrsAdstus ciossd steady Provisions
quiet
STATE OF naADE IN MANCHESTER
The advices from Manchester are favorable Ine mar
Aet was quiet, but sssady Cotton goods indeed tending
LIVERPOOL .AsRADsrurFs xAaxsr.
aissrs Richardson Spence Co report American -four
steady Il Tuesdays ,rp.ovemsn. Rcd western. o. 3D.
los Id; do Southern, aos los: 3D.; white 41as 3D.
changed; yellow, 33s. 9 a3s. Cd.
LIvERPo0L SRovIsIoN MARKEr.
AeS52s hkiano, Ath9a q Co. and Hchaf16cQ 5SPenoo O.
Co. report beef steady holders offer freely no
spssiton TO press sases Pork steady bot quiet Bacon
s6N; ;ci1dles 60g $50: Cumberland 47s a49s Cheese
A2sr OF Gale, but prceC unaltcrcd. Lard Arm and AL
q1aft;ss slightly higher; AncSss. c1s Tssoxd1i'h-
ere 9QR
LIVERPOOL HEQ1gCE MARKET.
e BroxeTs circular reports pot ashes quiet, ct 3ls.
31s "a Pearls quiet at 1as. 3lA Sugar qusx Codte
quef Rice steady. Bark quot; PhilAdelphh 0s. Cd,
Baltnse G. 6i CoveYsesd Quiet 1T 48s for American.
InseeH cakse f1o f10 D. Cd. Cod OIL E3d Seal oil
better damaad, q. f3l AGA. L.pseed oil qrsct, bu:
steady kosz steady, at A.. I'd. cor sDais lur
pentine In bst;sr demand and irnc al 36s. Dds Cd
LONDON xAaxgrH.
Bs-pgs' ozeSiar reports brssdstufs firm. White woeas
4oe. ass, ssdl1s 80. Flow 2ks. 2os Iron steady
s fb los. Is lss for both rak md bars Sugsr qret
but nrm. Moe 0sm and slightly hiehsF for desCSic
tsops. Tea quta and declined "a hat subsequently
covered Copgcc 10. Sd. " SD. Spirits turpantno
GEm At 37s. Cd. Lnseed cakes nrn New York El0 a.
Cd Boston f10 Is. Fish oils f85 ~, Sperm oil held
for fss. Linseed oai 11iet ~ 27s. o. Eaow que. @,
6o9 Cd.
EAyRE NARKEr.
For the week including Feb. 21.l
Co<taR firm Sew Cnleans tres 04dinairo 10Sr do ba
10of Sales OF the weak 500 bales; stock las coo bales
Wheat slightly higher and tending upward. Aces firm
Cpree ouoyant O,E-LiAle inquiry, and prices weak
Sugar beayy. Rice dull Lard heavy. TaIou a-r and
heavy Wfalebcne quiet bat steady.
PASSENGERS PER AMERICA.
From Lverposs-Mn Kernhsu N.ss Roserv. Messrs WIN
LTrtgr. LyEter. QorAea
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AUSTRIA.

4AUb1hlA.
SUPPRESSION OF THE LONDON TINES THROUGHOUT
7HE EMPIRE.
The London DIMES Announces that has been suppress
ed throughout the austrian empire Copies arriving by
post had been seized and twae proclaimed hai the Times
would longer be suffered TO enter the austrian terri
tory.