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FENHTs altogether medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
and abstract method Of irrespective Of all the old and
systems published by accomplished quacks to the suffer
ing Dr. Wright well knowing the deception rscsed upon the
unnae felt his duty to have this Elixir tested by
the whole Medical FscuitT vho whsat dissenting
voice. given their adherence perfect and undivided
the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced and when all other medicines known the Phsmaco
investigation and Mi desperdsduz determination
the Doctors Efforts and he offers the Elixir to suf
feng humanity the only thing that the following
General Debility,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteris, . -
RestIessLess and sleeplessness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss D Of appetite
EnsciatiOn,
DISCRIMINATION of the Organs Of
Paipitaton Of the Heart,
And in fact all the ooncOmtants nervous debated
state OF the system.
As SumuIant,
It is quite from alcoholic preparations 1t is not sub
je any shape continues exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, as long the least necessity exists Tor
its presence.
As Female Medicine,
It equally powerful and effective and restores the equilibrium
sooner and safer than all the other medicines which for years
OF assisting renovang the constitution for very good res
too, that they only made from the enusions OF minus
gnoTsnt o. the Medical profession altogether.
No MineraIsI
Dr. Wright thinks it we'll stake his professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least
parts Of the Ingredients of his Rejuvensng ExrWel know
ing Whist ruin has been ented the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally, to the debisted, DR.. Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down be, matter how
areno what may have been-fossks
whatever you depart Hygenc principles
take his
Reiuvenating Elixir,
And you will fRi yourself pride instead
the friends healthy, sound, and worthy
/ laember Of the human family.
III Price 80 per bottle, three bottles for S. and forward
ed BY mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sed by all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Cansdas The trade supplied at a liberal discount
For sale by theproprietors
j. WRIGHT 81 CO..
q and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans, Las
Sold in Nashville by G. W. Hendershott Berry Demove,
wing Pendeton, and all responsible druggists oc9
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According to this table, it appears that from the
ages of 16 II to "a and 2 the largest number of
ladies are married but the most considerable num-
airy Messenger.
We will add illustrative little scrap to this Gu
rious statistical document, taken from source ia
mlar to literary circles, Gnd which is entirely
german to the matter"
We find in the play of 'Romeo and Juliet that
Italian females in Shakspears time, were not only
marriageable, but frequently mothers at the age Of
from II to IA. Juliet herself, whose charms we
must suppose were fully developed, and her growth
consequently matured was not IA years old, for in
Act L. Scene 3, her mother expressly tells the nurse
50; and further on IN the same scene, she says to
Juliet By way of obviatng an anticipated objection
on the score Of youth and thus win her daughters
consent to an ambitious union which she the moth
er) was urging upon her:
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Notice.

LII who money will be present at adjourned meet
ing the City Building and Loan Association Of Nashville
held at tn eof the Protection Insurance Company on
a
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Here we have falling off in one year Of nearly
three millions of dollars. In one branch alone Of
Northern industry, upon which we nay base some
calculation of what the decreases must be in the
other departments. In the face Of facts ike these
it is wonder that reaction Of sentiment has Ia
ken place in the Eastern States-that abolition meet
ings and John Brown Qualifications are broken up
by the people, and Union meetings and antcOercion
assembiages are enthusiastically sustained If such
sulting from the beginning of the trouble with the
South, what may we not expect to see in case that
open hos6lities should be resorted to! The manu-
faeturers Of New England may find that the triumph
Of an abstractsdea is but sorry return for trade
lost aad prosperity thrown away; and the mechan-
les and mill operatives may unhappily realize that
the success of fanatieal party is but poor conso-
lation in the midst Of hunger and destitution.
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Louisiana sugar

EONlSIana sugar!
4 n H0GsHEAps crop Lousans Sugar, choice srti-
" Gle, sFriveby steamer B. NJ Runyan Monday
and for sale lew for cash. MIZELL, HOOPER CO.,
Nov 10-dd Nos azd Market street.
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III,

Oh gallant and faithful as ever,
Wejoyfn = race that has still,
From the first Of our fortunes and conquest,
Prove the worth Of its virtues and will;
Ever true to the Tag floating Ger them,
To the courage that came from the past
They died but how can we deplore them,
Thus conquering aud true to the last :
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DIR. j. J. ALTERNATELY.

now resident Of Nashville his services to thu
Il clst5ens Of thecisy arc surrounding country
UJkesidence, No. 10 High street. Office same lot
HpfI-d6m B&P
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SCR ReRII

TTNHAT eo,D,., .,,,,- No us North Summer StzesS
L Apply to,s sDie oSeA''-ss J. K1RKAAHs
neFi5-f y" Ident Union
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Estray in Perry Countl

LSGltIy HEa Il CVtNEHly
TEVAKEN up by En-. SMITH, in the Third District, Perry
II county. Tenn, one Mare Mule, about thirteen
hands high, dark eighteen years neaTly blind
Appraised the l4th day Of April 1860 TO fifteen dollars.
j. LARKINS, Ranger
November i60-w3tF for Perry county,
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Il. y. WELLEH, SIR,
WORKER
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
DEALER
Agricultural Implements,
FIELD, GARDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
BULBOUS ROOTS OF ALL VARIETIES,
No. so South B-oad Street., HdsA0iHe
Ps-Roohing and Gutering Copper and Tin in the os
superior Styles and country Peck, Smith Co.'s Tin
pers' Machines and Hand Toolsf for sale.
rnhQ
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Contreras.
BIZ W. aiLxsEz sIxM.

Did they faitsr or fan st the summons.
The sons whom to battle we sent
:. When the bugle rang QUITO the rally,
And-the bright steel for charging was bert.
When Wild rose the shrek Of the dying,
And wilder the shout 81 The foe,
And our own gallant soldiers replying,
sprang eagerly forth to the blow
II.
Contreras shall speak for that meeting,
When the blood OF our sons hoW'a as free
As the streams that leap down from our mountains
Tos joyful embrace with the Sea;
Not the shout nor the shot could appal them,
Nor the shock Of conflict 30 new:
Thus taught that. Whate'er might befai then,
Thev must sill To their fafhers be truei
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Removal.
XKTE have removed Of Boots Shoes. Hats and
Wv Caps from No. so north side of the Pubic Square No.
Nashville Inn Block, where shall be pleased old
friends and customers and such parties wish to puse
goods cheap for cash.
jan9-dk1ln COOKE, BAILEY & co.
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0YEIcE NASHVILLE Gas LIGHT Col
January 9, 1861.
EVEE Bosrd Of Directors Of this Company declared
dividend Of per for the past months payable
and after the 10th Inst.
further reduction in the price Of gas also made by
giving 10 per discount OF tie bills paid between
nth days Of the quarter, per those
JAS. Il. KENDRIcK,
janll-1w Secretary.
a GOOD secondhand Buggy and Harness for sale
n BENZ SHIELDS & CO.,
jan9-h No. 81 College street.
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WILL sell the highest bidder for cash. at Court House
yard gate In the city Of Nashville Saturday, the 10th day
Of February next, One Negro BOY, named Dairy, about
old. Levied the property Of Edward seugg
to satisfy execution in hands, in favor Of E. Fonnve
james A. scruggs Executor Of Edward Scrpggs deceased
January 26. '6I-dtd a. y n
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Total amount Losses, Claims AMI Liabilities, Slisosl
The greatest amount insured risk is $4,000 but
will not as a general rule exceed loo.
The Company general rule to the amOant aowedo
be insured any city, village, block, being governed
an ths matter in case general character Of build
pg1 Width OF streets facilities putting out fires, &c
attested copy OF the Charter ACT Of incorporation &C
oupaned the last annual statement.
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I'M and County Of hea0 York ! % -
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President, and j. AILTON SMITH
Secretary Of the AONE INSURANCE COMPANY, being seversy
depose say and each for himself says that the
$3.50 g Rs true full correct Of the affairs OF
~, al Corporation, and that they the sbove described OH
oes rs,snaSf CHARLES J. MARTIN, President,
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary,
cod and sworn before me- this day Of January, A
D. 1861. ct,. p, y = IL -, 80 " IN NV Y,-t.
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hIArkslS.
rurInNr A. niONrY MArxrr

THE LONl on Monty MARKET.
From Tho Liverpool Times Getty article May IS
Since last the lonop ,o1ey market has cor easier
than fer some time previously The tlsh,ness noted as
having prevailed ia tho aIket &C late las gradually dis
appeared since the rasrg OF the OF by the
bank on tho 10th The demand IS comp ,rhtivsly
moderate but 1t ia only in exceptional that
actlorS tax place under 9 per cent,
different ficm what we last reo ted. Ihere is hardly
any nomenclature that is long maintained Consos
fer the account cosed Monday MT o. and for money
at 81 TO a. Tocay ridey, sfay "a the last price TO.
the Gu o. Juno is glf to u aud for money, 81 81 to
Yesterday consos opened Tor account at oia To ~ being
the az tho clote OF tho previous day and not
withdrawing the amest total stagnatpn Of busiaesy
thcs improved TO 9I7s Just On the publication Of the
later news frem America they rtced5i to the opening
price, and Ct The ucal else They stood at 81 = TO q for
httey, and 81 4 10 * cr account This ia fair ssmpie
OF the daily transactions Id this market since our last
Reduced were last quoted sou, "a, j; New Three per
cents s9Gi, "a, u, *. EyChequer billy, BE- 70 "a To
day 24h Of May) the market las been much the sie
armer, however, in ihc afternoon, but stu inactive
Conscls were quoted 9lN to ~ in the morning, with
nothing doing 1hey showed moro strength as the day
advanced under the advicee by the Adriac arrived at
Galway reEortirga recovery ii the Exchange AZ NcH
York. and closed fer The account at 81 10 10 buyers and
for m5fey at 9l5S TO q. ESchequor bills wero las:
quoted ave discount 10 par Bank stock, o. to 2t and
Three per CcEts., sos TO *.
TIE iollowirg table win show the ductuetion in Con
sos siIce tho nth inst
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THE LETTER Of MARQuE QUESTION.
Priyaieers May Bring their Prizes into
Neutral Ports and Have Them Con-
den.neu In the Southern Courts.

From the London Times Getty Article), May 2a.l
The following communication on tho subject La.ters
Of nIarque suggests points which oil the principal
merchants connected With Amera are anxious to obtain
some definite view
NAY %, 1861
g'eats. uncertainty as 10 the consequences resulting
om the Byis government, hocing delsd 10 cencese 70
ne SoakcYn cajed1acy G North A0sc,ica the rtghs, Of
Southern iyeers would have To bsng their prizes
port q Of the seeded States in order to get them
ega conce mnea and il il generally concluded that
me United States navy is about to establish clo.e
o@chade u all Southern ports prvateers, oven If they
.tcceeded Guiding the bloekading vessels and in get
ting sea you'd find it next TO Impossible 10 bring their
FZes pto port for condemnation .t..
lAe peet Mgai butterflies on this subject seem how.
.st' 70 eaa e fyth1' cer aims can tr1g r prcs
~ sea "s' a I'rIy PRS tb,vts ii ing ia ne caftors
End the following in nArno ID on Marina 1,s,r,rc.
II vas for some time supposed that prize court
though sitting in the country OF the cap,os had no uss
Sowtl in case seems to have acted thr principe
Subsequently however, though be still admitted the cor
RICHNESS Of the principle yet he felt himself bound by
prevailed and acted upon the rule which is now
dfnth " sttk9 AID ,c'scsiossoc viz. HSL N. coad.1n
to.lo % eoant @oaptors sbtra NTH GENTRY Of the
70 9sd isiate tse, is roli Jy the gene a, uag. Of
foN"ts lttro eau be Doubt aud in TACT it has been
=" 90 7'a la 5es Prize Cc1r: sitting IN It's own
o.. y ~ awful Jurisdc. Jon 10 condemn az prize
'@P'' td ORE h'orgdt iBto the ports OF an ally
t,, -. tage GIG, sec. 2t4, the proposition is
80 ''tce Ct Foreign Court Of Admiralty on
90 TO- 'f'' "iA u a,l.9tc4on ana upon which the sen
- . '''' % - Itoieeaes TO decide, but upon none
.,.c aia'o e }a,tsre8a-
q. Vi "ter TO be legal, must be
6 i-'f 81 " Lee . '-eooA-,. ~ - w Or u his
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Fra nee.

IIecahoHaty measures were beicg taken in Paris TO
49, vac cHorouea ot G pamphlet, BY Nj girca
a.ng s h1mcS ff9eens u tie 9ai1est tctont he bod
tocG NJ sn.s iti4 s 0xcd Tor The enIv part OF Iunc
BIS Hlg soAafy nlnJ pent is said To have scriousy
ahectt d bis mind IS well az bis health 49, '
II wRe reported thsi more h,erat lag of tho n,a,s
VIZ pe,ore .he 'ubch stae, ard w0ad probably be
unlimited TO the Corps Lgsta'Q IN Few os5p
Thtre was also uruor that the motion Of n,ss F,vrc
aeant ,be obnoxious law o. public eatety would be au
ucipated by Cover nInent REPEAL OF ihelew
The Pers popfe ~ ,ss 1.h o. Nag W. ta,.a- aa,
Re1,ts cloxed at CO TO- 49,
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he foi e'gn Stock market has beeu quiet but steady
since our last.
The Lordos railway share market in The beginning OF
the week rather firm, at Improvement upou the
prices the previous week Tkc market theroaftar be-
sensitive and less st,opg. T,day (Xay 24) how
ever has recovered, and prices bave improved gone
rally. Canadians steady, and Americans have adj
vanced ron the loves. about Il PEE cent Great West
orp Of fsrada cesed at 10 to II Grand Trunk OF Cana.
da, 1917 TOTO fiies, s0 to 81 and Cetsls !. 10
Tbs return from the Bank of Eng:and for the week
cdng the I'D u May gyes the following results when
compared with the previous week
Public dtposlis.. 80 9o6,fs9. Increase fiSl OOs
Other opposite. IL ,20l 30 Decrease =. 800 226
Rest. 211 $50 Increase .... 1884
On the o.hcr side Of the account
Goyciprn securities. go $50 q3s.. Unchanged
tther securities. 10 49, SAL. Increase eI3 $40
Noss unempoy ed. 6SZ0,IS0. Decrease. . II; So
Tie amount o. notes IN cttculaun SIC SlA 500 being
deereoso 81 G2S $50 and the stock Of bullion in both
departments 10 f o9J l0f showing decrease Of $751;
3a5, when compared With tho pre- ;etirg return
The G0ce pGbiishes the regulations upder which Elk
chtquer bills will nenceorth lie issued in pursuance Of
the new act The bills will no dated Jons IL, ls6l.
The Interest win be payable by coupons bali yearly The
rate Of inerc.t for the bali year oaGiag nth Desembcr
next Will be f3 15s per cent par The bills VIII
he current from year year for period OF i've years
NJ ibe optoa Of the hcses aud they viii oe payable Tor
fies and ayes ~ tnfe dricg Tho last sly moote'
o! every y'at the u,sy var. son tnne " sa
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Spsesa Of Mr.. LiDdsay, u. r., IN support
or JeQ. Davis.
Canada to be the Centre Of Ame.
rican Commerce.
Extraordinary Revelations Of ii,
Mires i'm Paris.
THE SPANISH RULE In ST. DeMiNG0,
Ac,. Sc. SC.

Tho screw steamship City Of Warrington Capt Rcskcil
which sai ed from Liverpool at four NJ on the ed and
from Queenstown the 23d utmo arrived at this port
about yesterday with the European malls, passen'
gers enc specie.
Her has been anticipated by the telegraphc re-
port brought by the abornian to Father Point given in
the HERALD yesterday morning.
The City Of Washington, however, completes our Euro
pean Alec to the I'D Of May.
The City OF Washington has ought the following
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TIE EUROPEAN POWERS WILL SOON DECIDE.
EE,rcro Tia 1.,dn, si,ioni,,t. ca..a... a..

from the London Shipping Gazette, May 25
\ very important announcement is made n the news
just received By the Arsbiananey, that tho federal
government have notified to the European Powers that
hey VIII hel9 20 intercourse with any State which re-
c".nses the soulneri issolafs. gsmains to be
seen how far this threat Of dp.omstic rupture VIII
operate. The Southern Conipissier have already
opa governments to which the, lave been accredited
TIE course taken by tho Cabinet Of Washington viii
naturally bring tho matter to an hsue and force every
government having diplomatic arrangements with the
United States 70 take 3 decided course.
QUESTIONS OF B16GfArE AND PRIZES TO BE RE.
FEERED TO TIE ADMIRALTY COURTS.
lfrem NE lnnden Pest Government orsaal, Nay Is
seeding Statce have both granted letters Of mnraue
The conner however, pursuing tho policy which was
nctrced by President Polk IN 1s4e hiss threatened to
hang every foreigner who may have tho Ill fortune be
found On beard Southern prvaieer. Englishmen who
remeDber tho fate Of Arbistcr, who was shot BY
General Jackson for aiding the Seminole Indians will do
well TO avoid tho service OF other bclligeren II they
ehooid escapo tho American yardarn, they would on
ton Of iho Foreign Enismont act but in all cases
they would place Themselves out Of the protection of
In glish law We meaton theso Instances which have
ali cody provoked dscvseon but they are, We suspect,
only email nstalmont Of The multitude Of questions
which mast porpex dLsarrapge ad oppress neutral
inorco When the promised blockade sf The Suthern ports
from Janee River the Flo Crande s attempted to be
Bforccd The magnitude Of the interests involved tes
tGed By the general anxiety which prevails the SUBJ
ect But believe that the government has adopted the
sast and wsest policy by leaving Tho determination Of
aDqu estors they arise to the determination OF the Ad
enguSipH iOTelcsS ana use.
ss ak OF endeeyofrg by declarations to add the
fuEctops Of public Inv tbose epact5aeals which only de-
ivetht foYce aud validity from general consents cor.
tho reiuep Of which, Though may bring temporary
sdvsatRs To the federal government, viii neihe tend 70
cenclMse ioresn sypray nor 10 diminish the uRspeaa
bic horrors o. civil war.
SPEECH OF MR.. LINDSAY, NJ. p, IN SUP
POhT OF JEFF. DAVIS.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE ADVISED TO RECOGNIZE THE
JNDEeFSDBNCE OF THE SOUTH.
"Wednesday, May 20, 1851. Messrs Fcnwiok aud l. nd.
fov me' iheir constituents at Si 1derierd
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distinguishing the nationality bc'ligerent by his na-a
pecllari'ies hardly cunt Urou these shades Of
lsiopaicn be!tg appreciated wh equal Sscernmeut by
1aIkee captains New treens admlras A dear
bought exrerierce h taught us all .5eso dcuties We
should know what to do with rencbmsn or Swede il
We caught hin pretending TO be Epgisbmap but how
are We To Geai with man who speaks Erglsh AMI who
Claims 10 be an American We sasl have upon orr hins
an nscitude Of disputes upon matter which we re.
ally bave interest OF course we sh al have 20 enbt
rs to armed SHIPS lifting out in ports and far
as we can, we shall take that OF these crui
seTs1hcm Lord CHELMSFORD vDoicdcs from The non.
sticn OF piracy-shal 60 fcrh fdr these islands But
VIII they have orcs got ,pcn the high seas and are
covered by he sg II OK the two American belize
rents the Jealous pTetens"s y. the Americans them
selves will evt mt cur 10 keep our owa sub
jects irom takirg part IN this quarrel
We are ticking pr1@tlcai view Of the matter Judging
M az they are, and sailors they ave. aud guessiDg
the future from Teaoeciops CT the past America hes
mes fortunately refused TO Din with the great Powers
o. The Old World in declaration that p ivateering is
prscy and Aefe divided into two hostile factions 10
now bidding sgai9st herself for European merccnaries
to hsht ort her TAFT 7. is most Important matter
70 vs. to prevent this; bit no, sangnine 10 IL:
pcssttig of eating so; 90 we hIk tRat led Flea
borough las nnderratet the probabilities OF failure
The government at Washington would, 80 epprehend,
be ve.! indignant at any p'oposa en- he part .he
OF war and PICK OFT each it's subjects and 10 carry
them home AID pupAh them under its Foreign Enlistment
iaws nor would the govern nent q Montgomery be toie
rant OF cry claim On our part TO stop its
st npen being satisaed that every Sailor was man who
owed no AZ glance to Queen victoria our chic; difcu-
ty eore IN this nlaer will be to preserve our peu
raii'y in spite Of the beLgereBs II Il be broken will
not be by eascn OF aJl Partially the British govern
neGt bu. by rtsfoI Ct the iona OF one or both
OF TIE wGIripg fptons IL ourselves VII, have The
stroDE est possible interest in prev sn,ng seamen
rom ebgag pg in This terrible To America this lis
an intsrneNne and fiattoidal conflict II. we're TO
iske part n 10y lending ourselves to the dstestah,c
trade Of piysteerrg 1t world be nothing Isss than
Il civil II would be PTtsmorth against Plymouth
aud The paid or ssioTs OF English ship egainet
The paid OF sailors OF another English ship orwar We
:mrId be kn9lineR fqtt:rg erca o.ses tie stds for
q~s7fd IN vhd ~. Race ~ int ea Nothing could be
so dscrc6ltaoe and DISASTROUS The proclamation,
WHICH wained all EDglish subjects against taking part 10
ms CONTEXT, Is not like Of those formal notic ATOMS
winch have been sometimes issued without much OK.
ree'a'on that they would bo seriously obeyod
France.
rIecaoloDaky measures were berg taken in Paris 10
lTeNtnt tne clrCnl1tlen nl ra-nrI--rt l. VI 49,
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India and CHINA,

Tho malls, with Gates from Calcutta to April "a aud
hcrg Kong 10 April Is, were expected to reach ngaud
on the 27th OF May.
Calcutta despatch OF April %, received via Point de
Gae statcs that the duty cotton twist and yarn had
besn redcCcd 70 per cent the increased duty
and opium IN India was o2rectei 10 bring in ECO eco
Exchange ct shanghai was quoted q. 6s 3Sd, and at
EoIg King OF Dis. I'd.
9heten settlements at higher prices the stock be-
Ing insignificant. SILK dull and lower.
Tbo British expedition had returned from the Yangtse.
HpnkOw was invts'ed By the rebe's.