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CoMxIssIoNERs OF ENtGRArIoS.-Ths re-
gular nesting Of the Board was held wsdnes-
day Afternoon. The weekly statement Is -
follows; Number Of emigrants arrived hers
since the arst cf January up TO data, 33.llS,
against 33.471 arrived here during the sans
period last year 4.O2j arrived during the last
week the number Of inmates in the institutions
under the caro- Of the Board, 9s4. Aggregate
receipts daring last week, e6292; sxpsndi-
,uIes during tho ssms time, ~, 1859 80, leaving
, balance Of $32 400 % Of the communication
'oId in tho Bank. After transaction Of soma
routine bufinsss, the Board adopted resolu-
tion " advance to the Quarantine Commission
srs from time TO time, sum not exceeding ths
amoaLt Of $4,000, for the support Of the Quar-.
antips Hospital. The Stats Legislature, at
their last session, failed to make an appropria-
tion for that purpose, thus leaving the Quarsn-
tine Commissioners destitute Of means TO pro-
vide for the care Of sick parsons coming from,
southern ports during the quarantine season.
Commissioner JELLIsoHAUs protested against
any such action on the part Of this commission,
claiming that they could not use the money,
which belonged and was contributed by emil
grants, for such . purpose. His protest VA
entered on the minutes. Ths Board then ad.
journed.
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European Precedent for Ame rIca.

The OILY Government in the world which
resembles our own in all i,s essential features
is that Of Switzerland. II is composod Of
twenty two Cantons, each ono independent n
tho sxert ise Of every function ifsi does not
perma ent law Of the land.
In 1916, seven Cantons, Lulsrp., Uri,
Sehrytz, Unter.alden, Frl lburs Zug ard
Valnis, formed a defensive sBd offensive leiguc,
or Sosderdund, armed, and assumed hostile re-
laiiops to the National Diet, contrary to the
sixth section of this National Pact, which pro-
vided that "no alliance shall b. FORMED W hs
areya cantons among each other, pr-judical
Sltlef to the RenefAl COnf,Lefacy q N tha
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Punish Them All.

We bear OF military executions or privatns
for insolence to ficcrs ard otter acts OF insub.
ordination, but more Of tfAuc ulsat commissaries
and pscula,jng jobbe,s who got coatrscts for
supplies At swiudlng prices, and fuldl them by
FUR ishipg priresceut meas, flimsy or rotton
blankets, and hay rsehihg with the fumHs Of
vegetable decomposition. NAroLxoS bal .
way Of managing sucu fellows which II would
DO well to sngrAft on cur military system.
" bile encamped on the Rhine, In tho vicinity
Of vienna, he strolled cut ono day to inspect the
condition Of bis troops and meeting the familiar
lace Of an old soldier, he accostsd him with
I" How do you like your wine2" The soldiar
replied pointing to the river, that they received
no ratioss Of vine except from that source.
This Circumstance caused the Emperor TO
investigate tho matter, and II was ascsr.
tsined that scoundrsl OF . Commissary had
alis sn immenfe fortune by sppfopria,iog to
Lis own use wine which he received from tha
public stores, to b. dealt out to the troops. The
isut WA the summary execution of the knave
vbo was growing rich by dsfrauding the sol
disis Of thsir rations. The Same punishment
10 richly due to commissariss and contractors
who impose unssleablo foed upon the Govern
msnt. Such men are more dssoi wing Of con.
diRp punisbment than the spies and traitor
with whom We are at opcn war. lis In vain "a
say that military code which authorizes ths
execution Of private soldiers for turbulent Of
threatening language, would Be snssnguinsd
by any additional clause, based on the Napole-
obic practice Of visiting frsuts upon tho Gov
eminent, In furnishing army supplies with
death.
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slave InsugrecelOa.

The Dss Arc (Ark.) Citizen Of Nay 10 gives
the following account Of the hanging Of q white
man and threo negroes for their efforts to go,
up . negro insurrection.
''Our nsighbors Of Hickory Plain and vicin-
ity, IA miles west Of Des Arc, after . patient
Investigation before . committee Of twenty five
on Friday last, in accordance with the verdict
Of said committee, proceeded 70 . spot dssignA
ted, and 70 . tres having . long projecting
limb, tald limb bsing stout and we'll -prupor-
TONED, whersupon they hung, until they were
negroeA Big DAvs, LEWIS and JKFF. WILL
LIAMsoN was convicted a. the lsader Of an in
surroction, and the negroes - sidsrs and abet-
tois. The balance Of the negIoes implicated
have been whipped syorsy, and not less than
three u them have been baniAhed from the
~ untyb
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Hisoella

u,,,-., In IN. No,,L R,;t;.k Rs,,,,,. a, H.
AIlsn ~. Ssno,n... ,hs Nv Yort8
'u Ws.,h,, ia,snsi s,oSSl,.tsS rsn,tes;o.
and a." = i,sa;,S,%@p % IN sS,,sses. !.
''''>' :, u
AN nirupEsr GRIzzLr pushed oPsnn -. .Ds rss1
OF cabin ~ tat SIeek c, ,h,..a ~ h,s ia -
IN ss sa apaoiad0ni isd So a s.ssntsd he ins.it =
IN the face o. lsa' Vino, whS hs ss,rsstsd NJ
oiEw On ,n me No. ~ ms.t at ~
r,x Rvy IsAAc Rossrr Of the Nothodiss
p,atsstant % ant Church, an old pio.ssr Nethodiss
n,sscbsr Who is nov in the s6th wear q his 80
and Mis-, SARAH CnILDs sgeo 90 years were
united In the bonds OF wed'ock, st Ausnsa, as.s
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A Patriotic Loan.

Tie immediate wants Of the Treasury being
supplied by the loan just effected, we have time
to look about and sec what next. And tho fact
that stock which will be worth ton per cent.
premium within few months has bssn taken at
fifteen percent. discount, settles the question
against any more dealings Of that sort. wscan
get money faster, more abundsntly, and on far
better terms, by . direct appeal to the Popular
blvses.
The recent experience Of France In the agony
Of the Crimean War Ia most instructing and
encouraging One Hundred and Fifty Millions
Of Dollarr, were readily, eagerly loL-ed to the
Government in q crisis of general depression,
most OF ii by the WORKING classss--nearly all by
poor mens s~.<
We propose that at eacn Custom House (or
Sub Treasury and Post Office throughout thu
patriot states list be forthwith opened for
Subscriptions to q Patriotic Loan of One Humid
red Millions Of Dollars, bearing an Annual in
terest Of ten per cent, and redeemsble after
two years at the pleasure Of the Government.
Every certificate will be worth Its face from
the ttart, and increase in value daily as the In,
terest accumulates. It will serve as Currency
in states where the Banks are good for nothin :,
payment Of debts, or in the purchase OF goods.
1.-Two should ever need funds abroad, such Ger.
tifcates would be eagerly caught up and hoard
cd In Europe.
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'unrss,rainsd by Divine grace, can whip aay
two Of the noithern states"
How to Get Fs.t Pictsss.


Despsiripg Of obtaining possession Of For
Piokeus by either stealing or fighting. tbs Mo
bile Register has hit upon . now plan which
the "chivafy" are likely enough TO sdopt,-
"It IL well known that thsrs are some cheu-
icals % poisonous that an atmosphere impreg.
mated with them makes II impos sibls o remain
where they are, a. they would destroy life or
interfere 90 much with respiration as 10 make
frcsh air indispensable. That the whole at
mosrhers Of F,f Pieksns can be 90 impr regnated
In q short time can be shown 10 be by no means
chimerieal and net only not cbinsficsl, but
sMily effected. II will not cost teo much TO be
inpractioAble and may cost infnitsly less than
regular sisg go, not enly In money, but life. Every
body AIN ost knows that burning red pepper, even
In small quantity, . tea p onfulj, will clear the
largest rvom of . crowd In q few moments;
that the least 81 uf Of vcratria viii mako one
cough himsclf almost to death, end run gren
rik Of coughing himself into consu nption; that
scms gases are 80 poisonous 10 life that the
malleet quantity will kiu-hy drocya anic acid
and sulpui sted hydrogen, for instance. By
mixing red p pper ard veratria with the pow.
der with which The shells are Al,ed, or BY filing
largo shslls Of extraordinary capacity With
poisonous gssss ard throwing than very rapid
iy into tho fort, every living soul would hsvo
to leave In double qu OK time; II you'd be i'm.
possible to breathe the-e. IF the bombardment
Ia ent tad In q dead calm. the iesul, would bs
certain; and often a. F,rt Picksus there js not
. breath Of air stirring from day light until ten
o'clock in tho morning."
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Rss.i.a v,ews .. sss Rsseli,s..

The London Oily Ters Of the 18th instant,
has an admirable article on the rebellion Of tbs
Southern States. We give the following eS-
tracts
But, ssy scms people here, why should net
the Southern States ssoeds And, seeding,
Why not take their share Of the national pro-
Perty Where Il thsir crime
Tns crime 10 - hagrant ~ any treason ever
was since society was organized; but Justice
requires us to Be careful in imputing the troa-
son only to those who are guilty. No states
population; but only galg Of revolutiouists,
assuming to reprcscnt community to whom
they dare not appeal.
II Is vs,y natural that thcs who are unaware
Of the bsrbsriim induced in slaveholdipg so
cietJ by q leng course OF rude and cruel wars,
lbustsripg exp, diisns like those Of Lorsz and
WAiktR, should seek for excuses Eur the Con-
fede,scy, ard believe. in spite OF evidence, that
there must be some ground Of right in the Az
Rreesiyc Lsrty. But tbs moro the case is eS-
amined, tho more clearly 1t will be seen that
the secessioulsts are wholly and absolutely in
tho wrorg that they are guilty OF treason,
carried on by conspiracy ef the bassst sort, and
tot aims wtich are Incompatible With the peace
OF the world They have made no attempt TO
retire on fair terms Of separation, and with q
legal ard cfi heir share Of property. They have
aoScohctd from 'he Uniou, with AL tho cash
they could bribs the servants to elp them to; and
,ney hAve since assaulted tbe Govern nent
Nnich 'ney had piliagsd. This 10 tho Pl'io
s.a'g o. t1e case asa II Is not 70 inc credit OF
w, Lno.,eogo 'hst tnere snouIa 20 spy among
VINO attempt 10 deienI OF excuse t.en course
, aeuop, mere OF isss. " can TO only through
'R"s,sn,e Rmn .a .nN 10Y Epsnsnpan can GO 80.
oh We o.ntt marc IS impos'i ,iohr us AZ
pres' a. 20 anos row mshy- OF rather now lew
.'.,, 'ne nIner,ean pioPs are ien,y @arips the
Nv soa "1 eM no. 20 700 caro'ul 20 oe luN on
'nis neau. nlpues some aequAhtsnoe WIN
socle'y ~ ,he h.ve states 10 'otm any concef-
,ion o. tns topuIr Ignorance N political mat
S Ill 4, .ae "osshso =, persona, IS ,naeponoenee
,.,! usny % ins gun " .rs,.on ana pGSu-
,nMvs ,','aDs NV Soss s,, no. as 70 pIsom sno NV
mus, ,n. ,ne olTse'' u,cns ,t..s sSecn sno
,nG pcs Wy ,n ne Ii'ln n,o'men NM
so,ns =. ,;,;n ~ ,no ,. snu .nJ,ausy mey y,
,s,i ~ s.U o p o"un,a nL ,,, .IS "
,i... ~ ,isn,. .u W ,s;S. 'uS 90 .D,i,;Ss;
s.o,;0rs p1 pnd s,,J o ' ~ ,% 1u'aS Si 10, VI PSS %
"a sh"sn. yu asoaou ..ao v T ~. ny
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To THE EDrroR OF THE SUS.-Notwith-
stsr ding tAe utterly d iertnt views taken ny other
Journalists, In their commsass The Queens pro-
clGIaston, permit an Englishmsn 70 tpaAk you for
your just, plain and commen u nsed resume on
the matter.
Long scquAiplsl with English politics, I cannot
buI state my opinion shA good d,Al Of the abuse
Delisys II Lrd JoHs RUssHIL bad used spostnc
terri, in leu OF the double nsa ,ing enc beliigs-
rents" . good deal OF this stupid abuse would
have BEEN spared. "FRALITY JACK" 10 the niok-
name OF the noble lord, IA sou briquet wall earned
By conduct like thss juA notsd), VINO, Wish brain
spun Of red sps, ssd with . mind long emsscu-
isssd, thinks q vay big, and very hos, 70 psps
not pssR0--Dan1taess. An hsaLuNtnAs.
r. r., Aay 0sh.
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ChssSIns the Capit al.

The passage by the Southern Congress, Of an
act enabling President DAVIS 10 remove the
capital Of the Confederate States 70 Richmond,
bas created quite . tempest In Montgomery.
The Naa goes 90 far a. to intimate that tho
President and Cabinet are above the soil which
bred them; that they long for cooler skiss and
fewor mosquitoes than accompany an AlAbamA
August, and conclude In these words:
I'VE most respectfully suggest thst II thsrs
bs southern mea In the Confederate States who
cannot endure hot weather, and who desire to
DO more conveniently located In Saratoga and
Niagara, they ought to remove permanently
within the range Of the .mell Of FREQ regrodom
as soon ss possible. We do not desire such citi-
Gems here. whether wrapt up in Official robes OIL
other viss
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A Patriotic BIiIkusuza. y


Az old lady who deals in milk at Philadelphia,
meeting the Scott Legion on Friday, the follow
ing conversation tsok place:
"Whsrs are you goin' 2"
"Going 70 camp" ,aid an officer Of ths reGi-
men %.at io, %,soinS e camp Tor few days. and
"knd are you tho Scott Leeiancs1'"
"Yes, nadam," blandly replied the officer:
Then whoa, Jenny" - this was said to the
Lray marc she was driving. Then turning TO
tho troops, she added, Mr.. Oficer. Just you
stop them ere fellsrs. They look smsztn dry,
30 they do. reckon driuk O. milk all round
won't hurt 'sn mite. Think It viii, mister
Oficsr7"
Tho officer .xprs,sed very decided doubts as
to the probability Of any injurious effects result.
ing from 20 nnox ious cause, and 80 inlormed
the lady, at tho tams time assuring her that the
| Leg ien had no desire to take advantage OF such
| hospitality, -.
Take advantage Cit !" exclaimed tho lady.
Not as you koow on, you won't take NO adyAn
/ tsge. My brother got thot at Cteuybasky, an
/ | reckon this load o mix II do more good to
the Scott Legisnce than anybody sl:e."
There was no use In saying ne h the abound
| ing generosity Of the lady aud In half an hour
| or more the beamlng face Of the ssod woman
wss looking into the empty bottoa OF the last
| uilk-cap, and tie last men Ia tho regiment wa
| vipipg the milk from bis moustachs, Ever,
man had plentiful draught Of the wholsiom'
beverage, and when all had drank their quotnm
the good woman drove OF ber liehtsnsd wagon
looking a. happy ss though she bad Just succ's %
fully wsansd pair OF twins.
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RIakiDH War nasy.

The New Orleans Delta gives prominence TO .
letter from one DR.. J. s. McFARLANE, who de-
scribes himself As "a s'aveholdeq from bis
birth, In which the policy Of impressns the
rec colored mon rosiding in the iecsdei statss,
into the military service Of tho Southern
c, tfedsrscy," is strJngly urged. The slave
holding doctor does not, however, recommend
ua' the FREQ men of color should be armed a.
sidirrs, but only that they should bs employed
to Iericrm fatigue duty, ,uch as providing
-cod and water, pitching tents, cooking aud
throwing up sntrsncbmsnts. The doctor says
The duties which they would be called on V
PERFORM are pmfsctly Amiliar 10 them, bun utterly
irksome, and rspu'slvs 70 The southern soldier or
citssn. The consequences Of this aversion 10 sub
ordinate duties BY our gallant and high bred young
Nor, will be the employment Of large numbers Of
white supernumsraries, servants, not one u
twenAy sf whom will probably be imbued with
southsrnprsdilecuons Tothoss who feel any super.
seIsl'ivepess on the subject OF loyalty, IL may be
rsmaI kei that the cooIei suXllisriss employed 10
the army will actually occupy shs position OF hos
Agss.
tOlibg 10 G.vo,edly, what they think On the sub
joo'.
Tbero Is one great difficulty in the way Of
the adep ion OF the doctors suggestion. The
FREQ colcrod men Of the South cannot b, trusted
by the rel els. The free persons Of color have
no sympathy with the cause Of the high
bred " traitors to whom manual labor is "ut-
tsTly Iksome and repulsive," and II impressed
into the rebel army, they would embrace tn,
first opportunity OF transferring their service.
to the army Of the United States.
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A CAPITAL IDEA Tho rebel leaders still
talk Of making Richmond their Capital. by
all means lot them select Il n tho place for
their-cdpital pupiskmeut.
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CSHtIaband NeHrses-

Slaves TaG escape PER INTO the Esdsral camp ..
on ooau reaoII sn'Ps y" eoooIe" s'sos', use
other contrab.nd articles, may he used by the
ssP,os. IN .nG uencpes' ~ .ne esny ,,n,n nI u
iar'n eh', es eulueS III strange country anu
,nI3uHh dangerous passes, as satueiers o' pro-
.sions anu forage, as SCOUTS 20 Se3ar VIC P'sn'
,auors ana woods ard roans IN inc ne'Shber-
hooa OF ,ne camp, 'nSy wou'u A. 20 p very uSau, ani
along the M ssi'sippi ard the Gull, with the
n"I s ,h";, sS;n.. y, peh % nJ" au go'u' TIan THaa
too, In the long Au'umn evenings, when our
weary sons arc sitting around thor camp
fires, how these sable minstfel,' would be-
suile the tedium OF the hour
II they should become troublesome 10 tho
camp. or cumlcrsome because ol their num-
lers, tho commanding officer could furnish
,h' IN with rstions, pass, guide, or, not hsv-
ing one to spare, could poAt them to the North
star, ard tell them to march
Then, too, it the exiseneics OF tho campaign
required 30 summary proceeding, these con
When cant on are about to be abandoned TO
the enemy prucent general causes thsm to 10
rp'ked. The negroes must 10 Instructed that
they are spiked.
" course, In ssizing contr.bsnd goods We
take them subject 70 sll inherent ritks and re-
Ing apile Of loaded mstke's, ss eontrseard Of
wal, some OF nem, unles carefully handled.
I.sroes.
Every thing contraband Of war, taken du-
ring the co..~t- s ABSOLUTELY ana hopsiessly
IorsIeo. Ins oeuns .ne MW U " nAuoM, suca
oontiaDsna nsgioes 10 We miSnt nave caP.uisSa
wsuiu, 80 soon as GRIM v'sAHa Wal haa s,aootn. sI
| GU nis "u 'u,h' ~ 'omlI'0' " ''A'
care " tnem'eivss hke o'ner people,
o.I-...a S..e.u. It..
no" " 80, n a - '.. asI'
} ihe SincihhMi Gd'e"e ol mo -o'h INSTANT
sayn
at Ia not lonr since a New Orlsan, papsr
nubiished a statsmt Mt sho wing large stocks OF
preadstuffs and proyisious In that market, This
| WAS done. AZ Ia now evident. for the purpose Of
| getting the Wsat 10 belisys that the pe,Dls OF
the rs6sl states were in no danger Of being
pinched by hunger. Il is TO be conclu led, from
! proyiIe ma are scarce and that there is a proba-
billty even Of famine. At New Orleans on
Saturday, for example, super6ne aour was held
at go per barrel mess pork, ef5 a t26, whis.
key, 271S SOC. per gallon, and white corn Soc.
per bushsl. Flour has advanced o'ss huadred
per cent. since the date Of the blockade. A New
Orleans dispatch, published In tho Louisville
! Journal, reports a sale Of three hundred baRs
good fair Rio coffee on Friday ct sepenteen cent.
par pound. Presently the rsbsls will begin te
discover the extent Of their dependence upor
the West"
A correspondent OF Ihe New orisan' De"a
writing from Norfolk, Va, iays -
ave ar. now laboring hero under grsa
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Loisciler Nay 29.-GEoRoE n. SANDERS,
Esq arrived herr this morning, ard Iurp Jses re-
naming some days
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Stockbridye, Nay 30 One Of the paper mills
oflKKsuCE Z. BARn, Of Lse, was burned early 'his
morning, with all tae oonssnts. Iasuianoe $l&,tO0
The origin Of the FIRE Is unknown.
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THE MISSOURI VoLUarkHR FUND.-This
fund figured up to IS, 1923 on Wednesday. Dona-
tons oil any sums, however small, will 10
thankfully received by ISAAC SHERxAu,
Treasurer, No. I Hanover stre,t.
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R ATEs o. ADvEkY33l2
rE11p CAaH m ADyAyeWu

Aavsseme.a-Rw syuy Y0UH Inn, ,lh1I
~. words, - iss, css dsT ~ eeasel tws dagAW
siens isside, same piics ssss ~. ls |.
Marriages and Dsashs, % csnts fcF easA 1buen1D
Mcsshly advertisements of fbur Hnss, fsssFseAss
sS.s as so',:ss: Xs,:s, q y; 's: - s :
2. n. This sseaSlhhmsus sssirsiy cinse1 -
sasday. -. - ia
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THE CoLoSEL COMMANDING the 10th High.
ianders Of this city. Col. CAMEGoS, Is bToshsi
Of the Secretary Of War.
JACKSON, THE ASSASSIN oF Col. EIIswokru
YES brutal, reckless fellow, who bad kills.
two psrsoos bsfoss. sns " whom w~s csthsai
priest. ,.. y. Ht.r f.l a.. D ar. r-E
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CoMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoEDoE MONEY MARKET, Saturday. uDds on the
eth declined quarter mHiny caused hy realization OF poh
In the 81 nsTte the demand RAJ her bIe bet good
bin. s taken a 3s03l Applications 81 the banh were
more numerous but still very modeIsie
IfyEKPOOL COTToS hARKET1he telet OF Cottn on sar-
SV were bales ERd taxing 1000 The
srkst closed du with very little inquiry nom e1porers
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUPTs hARKKrIb be various weekly cur
ulars TcpoFouT buoy ant ct advance Of 70 tnce
Tuesday quotations ranging ~ 6U2s y Wheti active A. az
savance OF ga AID per csIia Red West 96dll5i Red
aouhe ll6Ql2I; White Victim 2i di"o Southern " ga
I33 Com hs upward tendeDcy win an 1dysnee OF u per
puarer; Mixed 30 6d3l Yellow - d3l6 White 81 dJo
LatsTs-LrvERPooL, SsBrdsy.-BEEADsrUTEs- be- msTbes
e. generally f1. Flour buoysni Wheat still npwaldi Com
steady
LIvEEPooL PRoTIsioS HGREETThs Provison market has
susA quiet during weeI Beef steady Pok quito steady
Bacon has downward t~ncency
La.est.-Tbe PKovisIoN maze, Saturday vss dull
LIyERPOoL PRODUCE MAKEET SAUfd u koSu firm Com.
on, ioG Spirits Tupertins very excited and quoted 1t
CO..
LoyDOx AosEI MARKET-consols closed Saturday Of %?
&s3 Tor money.
AxERlcAs sEcuxrTIEsTbe latest sales Illinois Cen.
sRal S93 3g1 dis Erie RGlToAi Shares "a! AMI.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Politics was etagnibt.
AZ q meeting Of the Briish Association, blr. Bazely
Of Manchester read another paper the cotton que,-
fiou. ia winch the commercial polly OF the United
States was bitterly denounced and the expectancy Of
England freeing herself from dependence on America
strongly urged.
Sho was arrested on the last arrival OF the Persia ut
New-York, must have been Imprisoned under mis-
conception of the aiidGvits made by Smith, Payne n
Smith, bankers OF London. Some correspondence OF
Dir. Serill's has been Forwarded TO America 70 prove
eonclnsiyey that he Mr. bad no political nfsson,
and that the money found on him his own, and IN
tended for Legitimate business TIE P2St believes nc
will be speedily released under these atidavits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
Bad Condition Of Polish Lithuania'
TERRIBLE slCRlEICE OFATURRIsu GARRISON
HnlyAx, N. g, Tuesday, Sept. II, 1861

HAIlgAx, N. g., Tuesday, Sept ID l'oi'
TIE Royal Mail steamship Europa, from L'verPooi
at 10 a. m. Of the 7tb and Queenstown the evening Vi
she 9Th arrived AZ HALIFAX at o'clock this morning.
The Bavaria arrived at Southampton On The iloiiiie
Of the Gli. .,,oe
Tie Persia arrived at Queenstown on the "'gn' Oh
Che 9Th. 90 soo
The Europa has g passengers for Boston, and @0'VV
ID specie She viii sail at p N. Tor b',>'n ~
The new steamer Of lpuans lire The Ciiy OF New
Vol made an inaugural Tip to ses fom Liverpool on
The Gtb giving tie greatest satisfaction Her speed
syas not regularly tried, but she did between II and l.
knots per hour, against strong head wind Size would
esil on her frst voyage TO New-YOrk on the llIh.