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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-20
sperial Aotitts.
LIST OF DIR. 6IFF6RD' q
uoNgopATfrrC ctrp sTfvud

LIST OF DIR. 6IFFo KIDS
HOMEOPATHIC cURAffvBs.
No. l-CuaHs Fsvte, Congcs. Cold In the hest fnfenrs.
ton and innamatlon. 0-CUaGs wuooPIsd OoueH.
2-CunGA WonM FEvIn 1l-CuRrs Ean DpoHkAafs,
9-CuRHs Co LILO, Teethnfd Noise 10 the Head.
sow gfovth, and Feeble 3-CuRss soRoyULt, Enlarged
ness ~ Infants. Glands and Tonslls.
A-CuRKs OtARRHEA lt-CunEs GGNEpAL Deaufrf.
b-CuRKs nrsESrKRr. lT-CuAKs URIxsHr DISEASES.
7-CuHts CouGns, colds, H-CpnHs SEafsst EMISSIONS,
Hoarseness. fnvoiuutaf ~ Discharges,a and
8-CrHgs NERVOUS Agrrc- cons.Iuent Pros,fatiou and
o-CgSss Hsb,oHs ,o-cuass rarSA,r iscosrf.
lO-CuaEs DfsFzrsts, Heart Wettine tle Bod.
hnrn. A-liy snd Veal gl-CuRts PAINFUL MENsKs.
Stomach A-CuRks BmLIoussNss,
u-grEfs sUrPAtsstp Want q Appetite Losness
MESars. Of Spirits, Jaundice, Con-
i2-CpaEs LruooRRHrN or stipatioui and Liver CON-
Whites plants.
IA Ccafs CAour. T7-tuRss CanosIc CouaHs.
It-tunss SALT NHEuN Nouns ENurTLfa ca
l5-Cunfs Rnsusafisn. taYIh In the Head Of To-
" Fsietnai. ' ss-CuaE CossfrruriosAt
iQ-CuHEs CArAuRH, Acute Disposition 70 Frequent At
chronic dry or towing lacks u Headache
neatly put and contain abuut sixty
Moderated pills, with il direction fr taking, accom-
pauynr them Vial Cases Nhich ot huroe
contain TO- % 90 or 20 Walls the prices o. which are g7sn
The symptoms Of Dlscase Method Of Treatment CIV
MANUAL accompanying the Medicine or which WI be
furnished FREE on application.
PRICES ARE Is FOLLORsi
~ FORTY Walls, with stnFie boxes, any number d.
Case cffnmrY Walls slS Tive bose vi, sOot Of dres
Coz. twenty Walls, sS iose,, .h Book Of b,
c.'sSt Fifteen Walls VA
Book 800
or Address all orders PHILIP Les ~ William Street,
New York, enclosing the price, 10 banknotes postage
the Cnratives viii be sent gsrt q the
prices BAD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-20
DANK OF waterbury.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank
Of Waterbury, for the choice Of Directors for the year
suing, will be holden at their Banking Rooms the
second Tuesday Of January next, at o'clock p. NJ
1880 d. Ii. DEWEY, Cashier
WATERBURY, Dee. 2, 1881
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-20

CTRAY HORSE. Came into my enclosure
~ on the pa day Of November pale red horse with
white his legs and facets little lame, and carries
his tail behind him. The owner is requested prove prop
erty, pay charges and take him away.
1880 b. w DYER.
Randolph, Nov. ~, 1861.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-20

VNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
I ENcB or AN INVALID. - Published for the
benefit and warning and caution 20 young men who
suffer from Nervous Debility Premature Decay. etc
supplying at the same time the Of Sclfcure by
one Who cured himself after being put great expense
through medical imposition and quaekery. Single cup
| les may be had II the author, NATHANIEL MAY
FAIR, ESQ Bedford, Kings County, n Y, by enclos
I ing postpaid addressed envelope 1881.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-20

THE BRIGHTON AND CAMBRIDGE
Il CATTLE MARKETS fully reported every
week in the
NE " ENGLA ND MER.
No FARMER CAN AFFORD WITHOUT 1T.
The Report contains
lst Whole number Of cattle at market, with remarks
on their quality
I'd. Tabular statement Of prices.
81. Number Of cattle, &c. each railroad.
ith. Number OF Cattle, &C., from each State
9TH Droves OF cattle and sheep, with the name Of
each droyer, and the size Of his herd.
9Th Reports OF sales Of the different grades Of ami
mails general remarks the condition Of the
market compared with previous weeks and
suggestions to future prices.
The Report occupies long column in fine type. and
the only full and correct published Of this market
TERMS or THE FARMER, invariably in ad-
ranee-Singe copy, 81 for year 80 for years
two 20 Ave copies 81 so year each six to ten copies
81 40 year each eleven to fifteen copies, 81 30
year each sixteen copies and upwards Sl.25 year
each Specimen copies and circulars free at al
times. Address all orders 20
NOURsE. EATON 4 TOLMAN,
75S) Boston. Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-20
Il Oavalry Scene.

was greatly amused at the IS drill of a
Pennsylvania cavalry regiment---the " drill ."
consisting Of running at and jumping bars
fixed at from three to four feet in the ground
of course to learn horses and men to jump
fences. The commander seemed to be Dutch,
aud his language consisted of oaths, English
and plentful-orders, an odd mixture OF
Dateh. English. The men seemed to be
about half cavaliers, or good riders, and half
bad ones--and the horses half cavalry and
half COWS The good men aud good horses
would go over at clean jump but now see
a squad of bad ones--away they go at run,
straight at the pole and clear up to it,
presto this horse shears directly round the
pole, that one stops stock'still and walks over
deliberately like COW, that one kicks down
one end of the pole, and that one gives It a
square rake with both knees, and kicks II a
rod or two--at the expense of the knees,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-20

N OH CE. The Annual Meeting Of the
4 Stockholders Of the Bank Of Montpelier, will be-
held al their Banking Rooms in Montpelier. on Tues
day the 4th day of January next at o'clock p. NJ for
the election Of Directors for the year ensuing.
w04 &. A. REID, CaShier.
Montpelier, Dee 2, 1861.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-20

n Office. The Annual Meeting Of the
L ' Stockholders Of the Mortified Bank. for the
choice Of Directors for the year ensuing will he holden
at their Banking Rooms, in Mortified, Tuesday the
fourteenth day Of January next at clock T.. NJ.
1881 q. W. w. MAY, Cashier.
Mortified, Dec. 10, 1851.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

Quincy Flour
L,oR SAFE Ia a
l. ROBERTSON 4 BRO,
Ms,snd No. rs Msin-st.
.Ins AdvcnInrc. Oa JAMEs CAPEk AID
4 ANS, Mountain ineer and Grizzly Bear Hunter
Of California. Just received
oaDkN mReWERLL AGO.
a;.,t... PNaAI aOsD PANS
4 LARUE stock II Morlon's, warranted, just
~ received at
4. OGDEN, BROwNELL CO.'S
clrr DooKsroRK,
AryGa ~ Main o..
hfsas.rE pEPr rEh, whole and ground, for
w saleby ROBE alsON BIO,
AnrItl2d rs Main-st.
COAL OIL.
IUsT received and for sale by
j mhisdsw w. n AUSTIN Acn.
III HAMS 90.
HAMS % ID N.
HAMS, prime article coun-
ma,l4 W. .uaUsTIK ACO.
LSREsn luGs, P0TA1oks can alwsys y fssnd
T. at w. III. AUSTIN = CO. q.
mayH
MAymG Metd,s new JAvshns.
IlRuIN; sr The 0rAnd Asar Auat, just reed
OGDEN BRowEsLL Ac0.'s
cnr 9ssx sses::
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24
Kcokuk Drug lsoTe.
s.r,h..trcet. bet. Matn NiOndcsD
KEnE EIk IOWA.

ALARGFassortment oi Drugs
n Chemicals, Instruments an
Fancy articles just received .
the abov. establishment con-
prising all the new chcmirs
pssrs.s.i .na 7 !. le.. Z Z lnid NJ
tracts, Irasses A bdomina sup
porters r .searies, ~pee uiums o.
ali kipds oteths*cofes, catbe
ters, Spermatorrl rs Kings, ~,
somc sple ndid csses Of Char
riere.s sup, fiGT lbsiITMelts.
These articles having he, = -
iected VII b special reference !
~. n nnwfs wants Of the pr,,it
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

Ik s.@a isDOFA IKENb tssA1as
4 NEW supply Of Trest Hoops, Of the siscs
n usually wafted. togt thor with . general a..
sUrtmeliof coopers Voois, just received and for
sale low by s.M. 4 IA. TUCKER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

the knowii wants of the profession, arr oeered of
be t--tterm ioPhysicians aud Others.
Arrii i9-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

NEA,aSecS

~ n BBTS. piantntien and >nEsF fs"asc' Ia '''
OU abois and kegs, tor sale ts ,uo,,
hI.Lou0 bkoF,
SS Man-,t.
s,>4.l nE..u.Eu AMI NlaGOas IN CUR
r,,ft W. H. AUSTIN 4 CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
ST I.oJlS. May 10.

ST. Louis. May I @.
4 report reached kcokuk that company
$. N~~aGnaus had gone - Taylor county.
Town. aui burned the town 81 Anity The
sat t.f9 does rct 1Igr !; full credit.
Tie E.ai9.rat ot t.IS city, directs attention
81 thy .v.anIse .Etract from the Atlanta lia)
otlns ssr.g.b at the 81 INST.
e-~elcer from GOV. fockson x Ms
soar.. 81 President Davis 81 Montgomery.
fa-~e hraueh Atlanta tbs forenoon. 15r tlr
.rl s.e.l.in4 a'd "a taking ne irs.1.- IL
- I...s
"Casan from Fort Sumter passed through
atlanta 'a-day IN thetr vly to Memphis
Tenn f.aa' { s..5.sisor, 40. IN. "a b rs. They
are gr..t looking monsters
I..-e common. the D.moer1t declares are
de~.sned .a- be rebel, IL Missouri and calls
81 Co1. fsgutl-- Is 81 ID his ..ua-d
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
Loss Of the Grey Eagle -Lozs Of Life

Thursday evening a o'clock the splen-
lij St amer Grey Eagle Capt. u. :. Harris.
struck the pier in passing Rock Hand
Bridge. and inmed ale sunk in very deep
water So til i the piIothousc only is to be
seen
There IS also a report that i IS supposed
shat i've or s.X persons lost heir lives Y 18Th
She boat.
Tie Grey Eagle vas bound for St. Louis
from 81. Paul. Tn. boat and cargo are a
total loss. @ae was owned by the Mime
sofa Packet Company, aud was one Of the
0es'. /. not the best boat IN their linz. Her
loss viii be re, orally regretted She was
probably Insured, though Of this we have
40 lesitlve knowledge. - GaIena Adv.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

REuov ,L.-Mr. jacob Schneberger has
removed his Boot and Shoe shop to the
building adjoining Sprague's Gun Shop
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
SHERIFF. SALE,
EphriaIn Flint
Q5AiAst

Ephrian Flint,
d5aiH.t
Ralph Flint, sarsh Flint and George W. Chspn
STATE OF WI CoNsIN.-Iosya County Cir
cult Court.
Judgement Of Foreclosure and Sale.
ID Y virtue OF and pursuant to ju, gmeut and de-
l. cree Of Foreclosure and Sale rendered in the
above entitled cause dated the p day of Marcel A.
D. 1S11 shSl, expose Tor sale AND sell at public EN-
due, To the highest ana hest bidder cash, I'll
front door OF tie Court House The city Of Nj era
Point, saturday the goth day of July, II. 1861,
hour of % clock 2. NJ. OF that Gay the f. low
ing described mortaEel premises much IN sreoi
may be necessary to the amount Of said udg-
mem interest and costs. together with the exp
of sale, to-wit; Al that certain piece OF pare Of
land, situate lying and being ia said county of owa
AMI State Of i>cuu-in, known and described fol
lows: Lots number fifteen (l5} ami sixteen [l6 in
Block No SIX o. IN Pttens Addition 10 the Il age
of Avuca in Iowa county, Wisconsin, the 4.n-
appear record in sd county, together with al the
arpurtenanceS ete iitareuts thereunto brlon1 NJ.
Dated Shesiif's OeIte, Mineral Point, W,scoI .in,
March =, ISL
GEORGE MESS ERSNITH,
Sheriff of wa County, NIsconsi
JOSEPH H. CLAKY, Plaintiff ; Attorney. l4t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

E~g~ We are indebted to Mr. VIM
PETHERIcK for late New Orleans and Mem
rhis papers They are filed with war
rumors though most Of their contents are
similar to extracts in our last issue Mr.
= informs Us that their is but little ex-
-itement in New Orleans, but at Memphis
and other points on the river the fever
was raging
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
EARMERSI REC0LLE.T!!

That " f. Fox is agent at Mineral
Point Tor Pitts Buffalo Ihresher, Esterly's
Combined Reaper & Mower, improved for
1851 McCormicks Combined Reaper u
Mov.r, improved for 1861 Which Ma
chimes are unsurpassed, and which will
BE sold On Letter terms and LONGER time
than other machines offered to the public
The price IF Buffalo Thrcsher horse pow
Or a Separator trucks, Straw stacker and
sweeps, complete $4,000 Manulactury
price subj ect only to freight Esterly's Rea-
rerSI35; cash Sl25 McCorIniek's Sill
Cencral terms 1T those prices, ono third
Town one third in the fall, and one third
III one year from can with interest
Before buying elsewhere BE sure to ex-
anime tile machines for yourselves. 1t
- Mr. y r. Chandler. editor Of the
E.ad,b4r- Pre- Press. has volunteered in
,le wa- ii short acquaintance with Mr. O.,
viii, = workman IN this office Lends u. to be
ltcyc thtt he Wi. - MS whole dI-y to his
e71u.ey II Whatever capacity he may act
IIe i 4 f.r-. rate PrIuler good editor. aud
uil mske a- good s,II.ar as goes from the
Badge state
REuov ,L.-Mr Jacob Schneberger has
removed his Boot and Shoe shop to the
building adjoining Spragues Gun Shop.
LAW oFucH-A,teution Is directed to
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

WHEAr-A large number Of loads Of
Wheat were in Market on Saturday The
price ranged FROM 70 to IS cents per bush
ii. according to quality
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

Cos ERENcE.-The Annual Conference
W the Primitive Methodist Connexion VIII
BE- held at Dodgeville the present week,
Commencing on Thursday next
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

cR II those string iImes many men ar,
,nklug up for lack IN their early trimming
framing day aAd night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-18
From the COufrderated STATES.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 1.-THE Con-
gress, to day, confirmed the nominal ions of
the District Judges rs follows a. g. Ma
Grath, of S. c.; II. r. Jackson, of Ga; VIM.
Lanier Harris, of Miss; Thos. J. Semmes, of
La; ohm Hemphill, of Texas Jesse J Fin
ley, of Fla; Mcqueen Mcintosh, Judge of
the Admiralty Courts, of Key West; David
Hubbard, of Ala, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs; Alexander b. Withall, of Ala, Re
gister of the Treasury Boiling Baker, OF
GA Auditor in the Treasury. The Congress
meets again tonight.
The Convention adopted n resolution to ad-
journ on Wednesday.
1t passed an ordinance altering the free
banking act which substitutes stocks of Con
federate States for United States. The stocks
allow issue of two for one. Foreign citizen:
| and corporations not allowed to hold stock
Two members of Congress have been elect
| ed to supply designations. H. G. Jones, o
Lauerdas, and Mich. Davis, of Madison, ar
elected
| LATEsT.-Congress adjourned Tonight t
meet again on the second Monday in May.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-18
Erom WaShingfOn.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-Wm. G. Butler
has been appointed Collector of Camden Dis
tfict, n. G. 1t is reported that Green Adams,
of Ky. has been appointed Sixth Auditor
A. Ct. Hall, of Washing ton, special Mail agent
for Maryland and Virginia. 1t is estimated
that there are between i've and ten thousand
applications for appointment connected with
the Post Office Department. Nineteen clerks
are daily engaged in opening and regis tering
letters. Situations in other departments are
as numerously sought for.
The Senate made the following confirma-
tons Saturday Col. Lorenzo Thomas, Adju-
tant General Maj. Townsend, SEN, Assist
ant: w. A. Nichols, ID. q. Buell. Theo. Tai
bolt, b. G. Drum and J. b. Fry, Assis tants
with the rank of Captain.
1t is not ascertained yet that any order ha:
been issued by the Presidential authorities il
regard to the evacuation of Fort Sumter al
event, however, which is considered will soot
occur, from circumstances beyond EXecuuY'
control; but, from what is actually known,
formal surrender of the fort is not anticipa
ted.
Gov. Roman, one of the Confederate State
Commissioners, telegraphed from Wilmington
that he will be in Washington tomorrow
being detained by indsposit ton.
The Crusader left New York, on Saturday
for the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-18
LAY MANS COW l. y I o y I.
T II / Il d y A Y
STANTON, Va. March /;

STANTON, Va, March 18th, 1861.
The Convention met at the usual hour
The maiority report being under discussion,
Mr Hoffman, OF Fredericksburg, said that
me time had come for the Baltimore Confer
elce 10 take action for separation. In this
Convention each man ought TO tell us the
feeling of his people. Debate was limited 10
twenty minutes.
Il Stocket Matthews, of Baltimore, was adj
rnitted bv the report of the Committee on Gre
drntlals- TO represent East Fairfax Circuit.
4 letter req nesting a copy of certain papers
that were before the Committee ON Creden-
1i4ls was read. The request was refused by
the Con yentlon.
Mr. Cant of Maryland, offered paper as a
substitute for both majority and minority re-
ports Ii was read. ltcontains several reso-
iutons. enbracing-1st. A reputation OF the
New Chapter. I'd. A reprint OF the Disci-
mime by The Baltimore Conference without
The New Chapter. Sd. An extra session oil
the General Conference in 1862. to demand re-
dress.
Mr. Ridgeiy, of the Baltimore Conference,
in an eloq uent speech, defended the Churcn
from the charge of regarding slavery as SIN
prior 10 1860. A crisis was on us now, through
this new and offensive action. He would say
''hasten slowly"
After several hours consumed IN discussion
che Convention adjourned till Z. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-18
Eastern EtenS.

BosToN March lo-Four Gloucester fishing
vessels, for the Georges Banks, have been
missing several weeks, and are probably lost,
with from thirty to forty lives.
The Methodist Church on Harvard street,
Cambridgeport, was destroyed by fire at about
midnight. Loss SIS, 000-insurance $4,000.
Nearly one foot of snow fell between ten
last night and this morning, which is greatly
drifted by the strong northeast gale.
1t ceased showing here al about noon. There
has been no serious obstruction of the rail
roads the various trains due this forenoon
being behind only from one to three hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-18
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
AFnirs IN LuncAur
LYxcBBURG, Va, March II, 1851

LYECHBCRG, Va, March II, 1861.
"St. Patrick's day in the morning" lhere
is perhaps no day in the calendar Wnlch Is
more heartily welcomed and enjoyed by an
nation or people than is this day by the Irish
race 1t is now nearly fourteen hundred years
since St. Patrick landed in Ireland, ana an
nounced 10 the inhabitants OF that country
the tenets and doc trines of the Catholic faith
In A short time afterwards the greatest rel-
gious revolution the world has ever known
took place Hundreds of churches and mo-
nasteries Immediately sprang up, ana traol-
ton tells that snakes, frogs, ana various
other obnoxious reptiles and insects, were
banished from the land. The most remarka-
bic feature in this great revolution is lis
peaceful contamination, being neither accom-
panied or followed by the loss of one single
drop of blood. History does not furnish a
similar instance in either great polltlcai OF
religious change in sentiment; hence, IL Is no
wonder that the patron saint OF TINS people
has always enjoyed such prestige, fame and
imperishable renowu. This year the ANN
yersaTy falls on Sunday, and will, as conse-
quence, afford an opportunity Tor more gene
ral enjoyment than had 1t occurred on any
other day of the week.
The great Southwestern mail has been
taken off the route via this city, and is no"
carried by another route.
In n recent communication il was statec
that &C tion was taken in Pendleton DIVISION
Sons of Temperance, tending towards seces
sion from the National Division, and tina
such action was caused from the TACT OF ne
groes being elected TO office and fellowship
in the Yankee States. 1t may be proper U
add that this action had no connection VIII
the political issue OF the day as may nay
been inferred by some in conseq uence OF III
connection in which 1t WAS mentioned.
Two formidable looking cannon, Twelve o
sixteen feet long, with Il bore OF about te
inches. manufactured at the Tredegar works
Richmond, were taken through TINS CITY o
Friday last, destined for some point III IN VA
Southern Confederacy. This is Il second III
stalment of same kind OF arms for same des
tination that has passed through WITHIN
few weeks past. w. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA


NRw YoRk, March l7th.-The Arabia ar.
rived yesterday. She brings f2eo, 900 In spe-
Gle.
The Arstraiasian arrived at Queenstown
the day the Arabia left. and returned i'm con.
sequence of an accident, Her mails and pas
sengers were transferred to the Arabia. Cant
Henkry says his steamer broke both the
mahges OF her screw, Feb. goth, In latitude
10 deg longitude "a deg. but continued on
her voyage until the 10Th, under canvas when
she encountered a heavy gale from westward
and put before II and reached Queenstown on
.ne .nird' during one days sail she made
The Canada arrived at Queenstown on the
I'd inst. va WV
The seige of Messina was expected to com.
mence at An early day.
In the House of Commons the Syrian dues
ton had been under debate. and the conduct
of the French troops in Syria generally con-
demned.
Lord ] ohm Russell, In a speech on the ones
ton, admitted that the occupation by the
French army had been useful, but thought 1t
desirable that it should terminate as soon as
| possible.
The Great Eastern would probably be ready
| next month TO make another voyage to New
| York
| Fearful inunda tons at Galatz had destroy
ed hundreds Of persons, and large quantities
| of grain lost.
| The Russian Government announced that
| no Government measures, relative to the
peasantry, will be published until the End OF
L
A Paris letter to the London Daily News
| mentions rumor which is accredited in Off
| eial quarters, that Metternich had just com
| municated to Thouvenel an important not
| fromithe Court of Vienna, where it is assert
| cd that the Austrian government wou Id ne vel
| recognize Victor Emanuel as King of Italy.
If France withdraws her troops from Rome
Austria Will Immediately replace her own
army, and if the Revolution make the leas
movement in Fenetia or Hungary, she will
cross Messina.
| COMMERCIAL.
| The London money market was unchanged
| with an active demand. American securitie
| were dull and unchanged.
| LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning -Cotton-Sales 70
the week 63 400 bales, including rs 600 for specu
| lators and II 600 for export. The market opene
at I'd advance and active, but the advance wa
subsequently nearly lost, and the market close
| slightly above last week quotations. Estimate
sales of Friday, 5000 ba les, market closing dull
Stock in port 6a5, 900 ba les, including CAS- 900 Anne
rican. Saturday the market had an advancip
tendency.
| Flour closed dull. Prices easier and unchang
| ed Wheat quiet and irregular partially Id 6l2d
| lower. Corn dull-Mixed 3es Cd 6t37s Bee
| quiet. Pork dull. Bacon heavy. Lard dull, an
slightly lower. Sugar heavy. Rosin heavy an
holders pressing on the market at d decline ON il
| ferlor qualities-conmon IS. I'd G14s. I'd.
Spirits Terpentine heavy and slightly lower,
| aos. Cd 4f5is.
LosDoy-Saturday. -Consols slsQ9ls Bullio
in the Bank Of England had increased t. l55, 500