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Dark, Glossy and
LuXuFiaut HART
HOWE
Py using Hslnstrssts {EsmiabS Restorative Don't
anything else your Head.
Price 500 and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
We. HAG4N & CO., PrOpresors, TrOy,N.Y.
See a. advertisement headed,
HYOU LOOK IN VAEN.''
oet2S-lydtv&W
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We invite attention to the learned and able CON-
municatiOn from ". n. BnBo, Esq, on 1.-The Secs
sion of Fractional parts of Tennessee and Virginia"
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Col W. 3. BATE and n. W. CLUsEY, Of the "Walker
Legion" were in Richmond on the 9TH inst.
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IryRcs OF INK CRISIS N PEu.ADEiiEIA.--Th city
papers Of Philadelphia note numerous instances Of
the depreciation in value Of real estate in that city.
DR. David Jayne Is one Of the largest property own
ers in the city. On Chestnut street this gentleman
erected some IKE buildings, which have proved thus
far more ornamental than remunerative. They are
now nearly all vacant, aud the rents which sheuld
properly be received By the owner from the portion
now vacant amount to nearly t,5eat' screen AopsdRd
dollars per annum. This loss is In enc square, ane
reductions and vacancies OF similar character are
to be found at nearly every point between the DelsN
ware and SchuykilL On the South side CT the street.
in the square already mentioned many buildings are
partially untensnted.
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CRY HAIL, Juue 2I, 12G1.
TEAX PAYERS hereby notified the Taxes Corpo-
ration purposes for the year 5G will be due according
to law the let ef July and st they call ct the Col
lsctors oce upper epdOi the Market House, aud pay the
The necessities OF The Corporation such that very
little indulgence he given Those inter sed will please
axe warning. 4. NELSON, Collector.
Linz. In
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Foreign Commercial.

LIVERPOOL June 81 The cotton brokers' circular sas here
has been steady demand throughout the week The MARKETS
freely supplied Holders generally firm, and
ton in price. An eicsn cotton still commands full RATES
LfEer grades difficult Of safe sales Of the 54u8
bales lOCOO bales speculation and 7S00 export sales
yesterday Sd ut 10 600 ss nelu3ing eco speculation
export, closing steady oliogirr prcesf
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION


DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally suppaned other Ontents and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western aemsphereS,
wherever introduced and its triasc merit the true secret
Of its success IN all cdHeoUs GFeoI whether the case be
GccidsHtor disedss
BURNS L soALDs
are instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and nhsn
mation by timely AppIca ten this marvellous AsGIsT
and the fesh iSrsnsW aSf By = charm, blenish OF
ScarTsuaiping.
TIE FRIEND OF Z TIE ECEsERY
Children are frequent sui ferers from external Injuries
especially from fluid and Cd1gPAeVe Espl0siozs-thsr
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly q hand It heals Breas andS uckly
moVesthe TKTTE2 or RING WORN, so SFs0Glszt N Ia
HETseTV
ToTRAvBLERs BIZ s EzA AND LAND.
Tbs HAchinist the Ira v.lsr, and every other ind
Vidual whose lot In life 9 throws him within the
chance Of accident from epIo so fire. Isis SHOULD
bear in mind that this Magic Exsctor is his best and only
friend 1t is beth portable cheap, and should
be his companion as friend in need There thousands
Of living witnesses testify . marvellous virtue, who
their sound limbs ard muscles to its saving efficacy
The following few Of thelsGdiE0 diseases which
DALLEYs HAGIOALPAIN 2 EXTRAoTORisa PREVHR
TIVE as we'll Gs CURE
Burns, ErysTslsS sOrsso al Eindp
Bruises, EiLtElA, Shot wounds,
Boils, Frost Bites, Scrotula,
Broken Breast, Fever sorea, scarvy,
Bites Of Reptiles Reons, scAiis,
Cracked Lips, MercurisI sores, scaIi Heaa,
mapped Hands, Pains generally, sprsins,
3AilblRins, Pinple1, Small Pox,
0r2mp, Piles, Tuners,
Contracted Cords, Poison, letter,
Ohafes, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Diseases ef the Skin, Rsshes, Vsnereal sores, SO
Sold the principal Depos IA Broadway New and2I
and Isl Charities street, New Orleans, by J. WRIGHT
General Agent II be obtained all reDecabs Druggists
and Merchants throughout thu uptsd Slater and Oansdh
spr9S sod ,tvEVI-
MRS. UINSLOWS
An experienced and female physician has soothn
Syrup for children esthng which greatly facilitates the process
Of eethng BY sOfenng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain and is to regulate the bowels Depend
apon ii, mothers it will give yourselves and relief and
health your infants Perfectly safe in all cEsss Bee
tisement in another column oct2s-ly
Messs CLARK, Gregory Co:Gents Ipu chased bottles
your Ambrosis Oil, which has given satisfaction
Soic, ToothRehe and Headache
oyrGSton, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
He4sFs CLARK Grsgoyy 90 Nashville Tenn -Genteuen It
ves pleasure tell you that your lbrCsa given
great relief and mag ssy, than the 0! any
her medicine
have bottle and one BALI your AmbroSis Oil,
nd from the ease it has given in ny Rheumatic suTeng
could not be without the ether bottle and hal price,
rOVided could not get an more. respectfully
~ @. PCRsLEY
Ringgod, Ga sept Sd, 1853 apll-d8W2w
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PR Ola MAT ION

ISHA NJ e.. HARRIS
Governor Of The State OF Tennessee.
To hs SsrriTs Of the seue7al counties Of satd State
GREETING
accordance With Act OF the General Assembly OF said
Strife, passed May 9Th, sol You hereby commanded to
open and hold election all the pieces Of holding elections
respective counties THURSDAY, the day Of August
next for the eecon Of delegates to represent Ten in the
Provisional Government II the Confederate Of America
said legss be elected from each Of the ongson
Districts established by Law, said election
ed in the and under the rules that
prevailed heretofore in Congressional elections
- In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal OF the State to be affixed
the Department Nashville, this esth day of June
A. D., 1861 IsHAM G. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor:
J. E. r. RAJ, Secretary Of State,
june29-td
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COHFrRoLLER's oTFICE,
NASHVILLE Tenn July ID, 1861
Y virtue OF an Of the gsIauTe passed the I lest,
hereby give notice. that the interest upon all State bonds
Bonds which the State liable sill be paid THE
place. DrOv ed said bonds rot own
ed subsequently, the 18th Of april SCI, by cEsns
operations the ssveho ing StAes the Unit
OF AmeTi SRtsf et1ry proof Of ownership and after the
18th OF April will required by the affidavit Of the holder
other proof party perso ally well known tales
before Notary Public other sutf orZed to administer
oath in the country Nhee taken. (es and oL
friendly foreign powers will PAID sterling ctusr
change. u. 7. DUNLAP, 90 >tTc
ia IS d&WlW
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PREPARATIONS FALL
It's entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Vens
real Diseases couesas mineral poison er naus
drugs bsnF prepared from roots, barks and esVes, n the I'm
Of a pIsasgnt and delicious Syrup. -
It is natures reEoady for Gonorrha, CLAP 6ee5
Gravel Structure, and especially recommended for Fuor Al
bus (Wh,ss Fsales fer ths complaint s invauanls
general seave and blood partner It has 10 equal ana
not scrofrla, secondary syhs, gi2nauls
EEeaps mercurial aud all eFupys Diseases curing them
more speedily and permanently thhn any other nedi
cine known Il does this by Purifying and cleansing the
blood Causing hoE in all it's original purity and Vgor
thus removing from the system AL impure and peTEcous causes
Ghch have induced disease -,
medical skill Il Is especially reconInendsd-1 old cases It
fails ard from one to three days
few positively all soaking heat, eSeraea lad
Il doss not effect tie breath or interfere win ary csss
business.
Il requires no assistance from other medicine.
II lay the toilet be, sne counting roo With
its being Suspected renedJ Tor private dis
cages.
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
FOR full directions get Circular free from any dr1gEn
the United States.
It is sold at retail for 90 per bottle or three bosJfor So
all responsible druggists and dealers in medicines hrougheu
the United States and wholesale by all wholesale eU ygss
POTTER d mERWINs Sole Proprietor
NEAPHIs, TENN.
Sold IN NASHVILLE By O. w. Hendershott BsrTy DenoV
Ewing Pendlston, and By ali responsible druggists
where. octa9d.E& Ely
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
CORPORATION INTAKES.

Good Cook Washer and Torn, without membrane. not
"A unless known to be 40 One. Apply at this ONCE,
June 25-IW
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BURNS ks soALDs
TIE FRIEND OF TIE NURSERY

Children frequent sui feres from external inJues
especially from fluid and CdaPhege EsplOsiozs-hsr
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand It heals Bregss andq uickly
moves the TKTTE2 RING WORN, SFs1Gls7t IN TIA
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Wheat Wheat-.-ROck City Wills.

VTTEsrs buying Wheat and Corn, for which We are
w prepared pay cash. Fsrme and Receivers having
either fr sale, will please give es Once At tse Mills
GJRDAN, BAUaAN & o.
july4-lm Hook City Mills.
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CELfLEAN SpRENES

TVHIS celebrated Watering plscs will De opened fr tie Tce
L ton Of visitors On June 18Th ls6i. Tie subscribed
full he liberal patronage heretofore ezeDesd 70 W
every EFFORT during The fDsuDs seasoD 70 ossrft %
thuRncs % sane lie Table and Bar VIII q sit
The hest dat tie county Prices 70 suit ne h
CzNLEAS SPrIssn are sitBse1 IN Trlgg esEy - Al AZ
in dsi y eounuoieation Vh Hop psEs AID ff-s0n tAgs
By the way Of JohusouS =, ,,-o,-. n -.
iOreJ-Rft S1s11e- - LIePllsteL.
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e7F- 90 IS

-Rs.dsr hays - u SIN P5ai Weeds ssgss.. ), 81.
pepsF. Read 81 u VII ! interest you.
maES2-d&Wly
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Peace or War--A PeFmaHsn mt Block
ade Impossible.
EAT BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR READY.NIDE CLOTH
ING, ETC, ETC.
BENZ. f. SHIELDS d Col

TEAvISG confidence Mr. LincoIns ability to sustain
policy bIockadng Sou them ports, anxious TO
close large anticipation of Ali imPorstiOns frJu
EuToPs.
received and will tomorrow extensive
consignment miscellaneous merchGuds which will be sold
without an advance 10 rates Te ms invariably cash.
Ceotrsl auction Rooms,
juIy4-t' No. IS and e College street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-14
From LOoisv1DDe.

koUa0v ILLSs a u&uSt IL.
A passenger ar ived here from Richm.nd pas--
ing knoxville last Friday, reports Gen. Z"lliccfer
at the head Of Tenn ssee troops there, and that
he had suppressed PArson Brownlow's Knoxville
WhtJ.
Tue Louisville Bulletin publishes q letter sign
ed WI Dewey, New .rlssns. addressed TO his
cousin, +. A. Croker, of New York, asking II he
ewey) could get employment there, and speak
ing disparagingy Of future prospec' in New Or
~ authorities At Memphis and rctu ned to the ac-
thor. ties at New Orleans, who committed Dewey,
and declined ssking bail Tor his appearance.
The Richmond E.a liner Of the 6th says the
Confederate Congress on Tuesday lest was c.nsid-
erlng the bill .er public defense, which enaoun
te-ed an i.l-tim-d division Of opinion. The ill
does not provide for Q levy Of forces, but author
IL IS the President to employ the militia conforma
bly, to the at OF the 10th of March, and to accept
volvnt GERS lot exceeding four hundred thousand.
The Norfolk H,,alG Of the 7th says the s r.
Whitney and another Boston steamer came 20
New DOR: News on Sunday. and on Monday pro-
cee6 ID TO sea with decks filled 18th troops.
The cores pn ndcnt OF The Nicnm nd DispafM
says two hund ed and forty negroes he'd been sent
from For .ess Monroe . Cuba, and advocates the
ADMISSION Of negroes testimony to show what par
ties state } these negrOes.
The Cleveland Tenn. Bannsr Of the 9TH says
Ed wards, who declared he Wouldn't swear to sup
po-t the Confederate Convention, was ee ted fr. u
Bradley county to the House BY 596 majority and
that # the nine members in the lower House from
East Tennessee, three are Union men.
Tho Athens, McMinn county, Poet ssys it 10 r.
,rtsd that several comp nies Of that county arc
.nized to resist the action ef Tennessee be
coming member Of the Confederscy. and hopes
IL O rumors are without foundation, as tae county
threw decided majority for the Southern Con-
s.itutiOn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-14

Oyvs0E OF rHs DEsocRAr AND NJ
DAILY REPeR-.

OypzUE OF THE JEk0CRAT AND NEwsl
g. Tuesday Eve, August l3. 1861.
Wheat bssiSs to asqe q - in 'o'd times, and
prices keep % the rise. Corn is also higher and
IN good demand.
Flous-rirm at, ss.seal.oo. Shipments $50
bbls.
wHsAf-Activs At 5s0ssc. Receipts s,l1o bu.
Shioosnts ], ,46U bu. y - est&
BARlgY--We quote at 15@18c.
Coas.-Ae:ivs 1t l4s. Receipts s67 bu.
OArs--NominaI at lie.
HAY-Dull 1t $3.OO@4. 90 = ton.
RETAIL MARKsf.
BUsT1s-s0lOc y b.
Eoes-3 dos. fer ESQ.
PoTAross p bushel, SOC.
OnloHs-p peek, zoe.
BsASs-1 peck, 15c.
TusxIrs-New p peck, l5c.
PsAs-l6c y peek.
ArPlss-p peek, 2o@25c.
TonAross-90c y peck.
Cccunssas 200 y dos.
0ngsx CoRN--3 dog. for 20c.
BLAcxss RaIes--l5cp y quart.
ADCKLlssnMss-l6c y quart.
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River Items.
TUESDAY,, August 13.

TUESDAY,, August Is.
ARRIVED.
PsnBIxA, Hill. Dubuque.
BBNwY CLAY, Coll, st Psul.
P0Ass0Y, DAVIS Fl. Madison.
Al a1Ng, Gait, Dubuque.
DnPARTED.
PEABINA, Hill, Montrose.
HI Ky CLAY, Coll, Montrose.
PvMslOy, Davis. Fl. Madison.
The1iGht y dssught packet Ad Hine, Captsiu
0alt, and Matt. Dslsell Clerk, will depart for Du
buqps' tsts morning at J O'Clock.
The nail and passenger packet Kate Casssl
Cap Hillhouss, and Clerk Powers, will depart
fse Fesf Na1isoa this morning. s-s -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-14
From WashI Ing ton.
WASHINGTON, August IL.
IHerald's Despatch. .

tHcSosu DoUPAsCnsJ
Gen. Robert And ers0n arrived here this eve
ming. he seems TO be in very poor health.
Our coHsuIs abroad expressed the OF ini0n that
s'aricaldi would visit this country, and conmsnd
column of Union f0rces, IL the present crisis e
the Guvernment would indicate that his services
were needed There being no Official information
on the subject of course the President could tsxo
no official action, but it 10 understood that hs has
taken Ires to ascertain l. Garibaldi would 90
cept cOmmand ii offered him, and 30 has suthO.-
lied parties ~ express to him tho great grati6ca
tion it would afford the President to wiIness his
return to the United States, and him at the
mead OF a column OF our troops.
On SAtn. day last Leut. Dudd, conmaadiag TIE
steamer h..olute, cleaned out one Of the rebel de-
pots Ln the Potomac.
II has been known for ssmc time thst d.nSag
Creek on the Maryland side, and Macksdoe Csssk
NARY and r, cruits to the rebel army In W.
The Re, olute having approached vi hin three
hunired yards OF the shore Of the creek, WAS fred
u by musketry. A boat was inn ediately lower
rebels fled on their approa h. and we're pursued
Tor mile, but made their escape.
Tne papers con- I'M 8 important Information
were found. The buildings were destroyed, sDd
ZEN contrAoAnds found on the premises, and we're
ot0ugh nway.
Alter leaving the creek Lieut.. Budd learned
from the negroes that there sU0 Of the rebels
concentrated 1t the hague about 6vo miles back
from the river, AID that tho feIfyboat was about
three quarters Of mile up he creek. Meeting
the schooner lawn. he toOk her gun and crew nv
IN the kesoute, and pl4cla9 the negroes in charge
OF two men Of the Dsna, be wen, up the creek and
.aptured large boat casable OF c.rrying Is Or 10
men, but saw nothing of the rsbels. After report
i"g TO Com Craven, the latter sent ont N expedi-
tion last night to Herring Creek, sed number Of
boats were captured.
There the rebels are evidently hard psssssd for
provisions. and taking al the grain fron barns
on the RIVER Tor army purposes
Another ex-';overLmsnt clerk, Alex W. Flow
ers, was arrested yesterday sn route for Rich
mond. a charge # bong spy for the rebels.
but one has arrived. It 10 reported that two have
ialIen into Jebel hands IN the Potomac.
Ex-Congressmsn Homer Of Maine. 10 to be sp-
pointed Governos of Utah.
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JUDGECATROyf EXPELLED
Rational Past Day Appointed.


ST. LOUIS, August Is.
Rumors current ON the street, IN winch som0
reliance il placed. that Gen. Lyons comm md, in
the south west, had been totally routed BY the
rebels, that the Gen. himself Was killed, and ihst
Gen. eigel was in tull retreat vi tho remnant
VI the edeIsl forces. This ,iUrmatsn 10 said TO
have been received here BY the secessionists last
evening. The messenger who brough' the news hav-
8 killed oa' ho'sss between Spring6sld and kolls
in his haste TO outstrip the govssnnsnt me-sen-
ger. A.so reported that Gen. Fremont had recsi-
sed dispatches n about midpieht cOr0bosatiny u,
but the.r contsn.s have not bssn divuigsd. Grest
anxiety is felt by Unlon men here, and most ssri
aus apprehensions arc indaiged for the safety Of
our army. We shall probsbly get something re-
ilaL.e on the arrival vt the tram tonight.
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l.asese fspn Aeexsoassnss Fsgo a3eoases
lsoaog 4Aao0e.-SkssOssh VIII Akeoel
n - fa ALsx AxDRrA, Aug. ~.
The ePSse Zouases struck sheis tents spd ief, tor
Neu vssk o. day. where they will - disbAnded,
mneasptory to decentralization.
II Mbsf t,oops hsvs been seen near n. Vernon
~ tw0 wssks.
= Cent. Ke eunedy and company OF one hundred
men. ON TLur-day crossed the river to Lovetsss
Vile, They found shout III Of Stewssts Tsee)
cavalry there, which they routed, killing Lssu-
tenant AMI NO nIing h,o men.
The Inhabitants Of london county. sss mostly
Un.or, and are grea. lyrrjoiccd 70 be freed IRON
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- From WasAssg,oa.
lSpsoisl Dispassh % the Chicago Tribuns.1

fSpooial DispatSh - the Chicsg0 Tnbuue.J
~ aII sa WASHINGTON, August IL. 1851.
There can no longe. be any doubt Of The fest
that Hon Charles !. Faulkner, our late Ainis,er
Ia Pnrie. has fos some tins bssn in sympathy sttb
{he rebellion, and that he even now contenpl.tss
:. King 10 arms against the Government should h-
ever ar,ive in Richmond. His amllasioE with the
rebSls in Paris and here, are ipdesd isguised bu,
the information upon shich our vsTnnent ac.1
c,mes from trus,~ orthy souEct'. Mr.. fspAllufsis
rsrs low settling up bis old ascounts, bat b Is 10
large Of . regular oncer & b quarters, while
uis rvom and b.ggsxe 1t Willerd's aie under mill
ttarv guard. His baggage 10 limited however, 70
his necessary wsrdrOoe. Letters from abr 4 put
no very hoao able light upon his tsansacsionr
there; and letters that hsvs bsen Intercepted
here psssine bstwsse him and the Richmo1d ~ )
thorities, demonstrates that the Command OF >
regiment has been offered hin il Virginia. Our
Governmert II probably bsfrisnd Mr.. Faulkner
~ thi. momset VI SOLE temptation, BY taki1g
oood care that be does not make the fstel st0p
and commit the overt ast ftseason. 1t were bot
ter ,or him to prolong hie stay in Washington -
the .ausss" Il ts6 0Cvernnent.
ITO the Associassd Press.
Ex Minister Faulkner vas arrested to-day and
conveyed TO iail, by order otthe War DepaitDont
He il not permit q " hold eonverse correspond
With frisnds. A formal examination Of his ca.s
will soon take place
Fsom Gene -Lyon.
FsA1RlIN. No, Ar II.
From Nr. Wells, the meesaeer from Springfield
to Colonel W msn, at Kolla, y learn the follow
The ist Iowa Regiment csmplstsl their tlyss
months On w ednssday, bat they arc determined
70 remain with Gsa. Lyon until the issue il dseid-
ed in that quarter.
ACCORDING to information received from D. on-
ers. deser,ers and sconts tho forces Of the erewy
NM 81 about q, l,DON. The main bod, ars still
encsnred on Wiisous Cresk, but the:s advaecs
eussa Of cavalry 10 pestsd tour o. i've miles ssaser
var,ous msthods bsvt bsen rcsos ted 70 by den
Lvon to dras theis cavalry 10 o IN engagement
bu without success. Il is thought By some th.i
the rooe.s are waiting rsintor semsnis from ArkAn
OLs. .
hns r ahnnds ~ supplisd wish snnuniiion snd
nrovisons and the shop in Springfield 10 employed
dav and night natiag eannaster shot. Marty I'll
he women and shildfsn have been sent ont Of the
placs. COL Aone6eosrys Kansas regiment w.
vissin :. ss;{ e.u..s: .p4-,--4 wa
The Irish BssoaAe = Aissosri--TAey
Tahele0ff1esess.
va. x.s.. - ! "a Il = i ~ Z Il l.;.a
sas:es: : ~ 8 ,.;sssss. - !. ossss.sass
9 a,::! + la..ssi:a - i;cf;2:; ~. -; :
yAsir vIy = jee u |. l.. = -, esssl -
49, Asss - sa10 - - 80 Z =
nas. Has cAop. The eossssy - -
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peclede.Declimo ~ OaMk Rates.
FAnvssR P0lxf, ASS. 19.
TheNova 6cotian. fron Alserpool, Thursdsy ths
LIST, via Londoodsrry the I'd. passed here this p.
m. She has 4lA 100 in speeie.
GssAr BslrAiA.7zIhs hmericaa Aosse Star.
Optimist {AmeI,osn ! ehig1.
The ztmes, in city All, 10, asserts that it will
be dangerous for England 70 have anything % do
WITH the AWericsn lnas Ag2 So .E
Lord Elgin Is appointsd Governor General Of
India. -
The weather w.s very 6ns for the hasvsse.s
Gold continued 20 aow into the Bank Of England
in large sums. The bsak rate has been red .osd =
1ve Ger cent.
The Paris correspondent Of tho Lon lon Pos,
says the British Cover nlnent is just now J q inti
ma correspondence with the trench cabinet, in
order that united action may be observed towards
America by sea and land, as real conflict Il now
expected. A perfect understanding is likely to
be arrived ~.
humors of probable compromise 10 America
a-e again glining strength in England.
Soms sf the London journals were speculatinR
on the fate Of the American lean in London. The
Herald's city article strongly dscountsnaoces the
negotiations at such t.nes, and editorially ex-
presses satisfaction that our capti usness and ir.
ritabiity towards England had been abandoned.