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9)lortNarD.

Died in Jasper county at the residence OF her hus'
band, Mir Hector Smith, ms, YICloRlAA.sMilH'
and her infant son, JEFFERSON DAVIS. MIS-
Smith was bornin Georgia and was in the 22d ye"
Of her age. Her infant vas bonn tho ist day Of lasI
month. The ercumstancesof their death were pc +.
liar painful They were accidentally bnrued 10
DEATH the mother with herin'ant in hor arms. TITS
sad event has plunged in g.iefa devoted husband
ami father, and numerous circle Of friends aud re-
lstyes who have the warmes, sympa.hies Of tte
community. But they mourn not as they who have
no hope She was q devoted member Of tine Hoy
Catholic Church. and we have no reusan to dotb
that she and her tender infant had been "made wcl
tly OF the promises OF Christi
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TTNHE undersigned, assignee Of Messrs.
L Levy & Lopez, has appointed L. b.
LASSlTER his agent to attend to the bu-
siness of said assignment during MS ab.
sence from the State. All persons indobt-
ed to said firm, whose debts have been as
signed to me, as win appear from record
in the Probate Clerks Office Of Jasper
County, will make payment alone to Mr.
Lassiter, who is the only person author
lied to receipt them.
JAMES J. SHANNON,
Assignee.
Nov. 8. 1861. Aft
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The stnto or nIlsslssInnl.

JASPER COUNTY.
IN The Circuit Cont Of said County. September
13m, Il. d. 1861.
James L. & w. Q. SAMSON,
VS..
f. NJ. Eckford and w. B.
Weaver Attachment
Partners in trade, trading for e, 1928
under firm name aud
style Of Eeklord \ Wea.
yer.
TAIIS day comes tho plaintiffs, by their
4 attorney, into open Court, and sug-
gest that the defendants in this case are
nou.resdents Of the State Of Mississippi
II is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made in the Eastern Clari-
on, newspaper published in the town Of
Paulding in said county, 0s required by
law, giving notice to the defendants that
unless they appear in and before this
Court, at the next March term thereof, to
DO holden at the Court House n the town
Of Paulding on the 4th Monday Of March,
A. d 1861, then and there to plead, an
sger or demur to the plaintiffs complaint,
the same will be taken for confessed, and
judgment rendered accordingly.
Given under my hand and
! SEAL seal Of Office, this the 10th day
N>0@of October, A. y 1861.
w. \. P0WE, Clerk
Circuit Court Of Jasper County
Oct. l9. 1861. LIST
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4 NllnalIOn Wanted.

FOR THE INCOMING YEAR 1853.
I TAKE this method Of offering my ser
L vices 10 any one wishing to engage an
Oyerseer, Those wishing 70 employ an
Overseer for the next year, by addressing
me q letter or otherwise, stating number
OF hands, size OF farm, &c., will learn my
price, which will be moderate to SUIT the
times | also wish to rent the place on
which ] now feJsse, Terms moderate,
and viii be known by applying to me at
runersville, Jasper county. Mss
Il. G. THOMPSON.
Oct. 18th, 1901 1T
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Admini.Lrntnr,s NnlIcn.

WHEREAS letters DC administration on
II the estate otrHOMASU UNDERTOOK
deceased, we've granted to the under,igu
3d, at the September term, A. D. 1861
of the Probate Court of Jasper County
State OF Mississippi Now all persons hav
ing claims against said decedent, are here
by required to exhibit the same within
the time Limited BY law, or tho same will
be barred
SAMUEL B. UNDERWOOD,
Administrator.
Sept. 10, 1861. asst
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Funeral Notice

The Funeral Of joHN {. C. BRIDGES will be
preached on the ara sobhah Of November inst, at
Mt Zion Church ia Jasper County a, which time
there viii be a Masonic procession, All the mem
oers Of tho Fraternity are invited to join in the pre-
cession By order Of the Lodge.
r X. CLAYTON,
Secretary Of Oak BoFery Lodge.
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GovfRsoa's MEssEAoE. -Wo had hoped
10 have this document in time for our
present issue. Bat ths Legislature hay
ing suspended business to attend the
funeral Of Col. Burt, 10 was not sent in I'M
til Tuesday evening, or Wednesday morn
ing, and at the limo we go 10 press has
not come 10 hand
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s CLASSICAL Preparatory School viii
"a be opened at tko University Of Mis-
.4Hi October 9th 1861. We ere pre-
wrad 10 receives large number Of boys,
and 10 furnish them With thorough and
si matIe education preparatory for q
College course. Lodging furnished IN
tha College DofmilorIes Good boarding
to Be obtained cheap Fees $50 pr sea-
sion oillve months, payable 10 advance 70
Hen. J NJ Howry, Oxford
A. j. QUINCHE,
Professor of tafl1 and Modefa Languages
BURTON N. HARRISON,
Late AssIHian, Chair oi Ph1 s.cs
Oxford. Oct rs, 1861. lot
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n One BAY MARE, about s
fF3a years old, right hip lower than
TX I'd the other, scar on her right
SslslsSs zsaa2shind leg. Any one who will
give me any information Of the above de-
scribed Mare will be literally rewarded
Address me at Shubuta, Miss.
P. JAMES.
Shubuta, Miss, Nov. 3, 1861. Aft
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rus TATE on MISSISSIPPI,

SCQII COUNTY
IA hs Clauerg CQni 81 said Cjmtg al rules
hc'd az hs CrEs Q6lct Qf said Coat, %,
he l5t VoaioH ne second day Of Septepi-
Der, 1861
Martha +. Harris
vs.. Bill for Divorce.
Joseph Harris.
/ I pom opening compliments bill, itap-
- peming that the said defendant is
nonresident of this State, il is therefore
ordered that notice be given to the said
defendant of the pendeucy Of this suit,
by publication in tho Eastern Carton, a
newspaper printed and published in the
lown OF Pauldmg, in the county Of Jas
per; IN said State, for five consecutive
weeks that unless he appear in and be
ore the Honorable Chancery Court Of
Scott county next 20 be holden in and
or said county, at the Court House there
nt, in the town Of Hlllsboro, on the 4th
Monday Of October next, and plead
answer or dcmur to said bill, said cause
will he set down for final hearing ON the
DILL, and deposition to be taken.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL of Office on this the second day
~ Dot September a, D., 1861.
JOHN p HARRIS Clerk.
Per. II. W BONDS, Deputy.
A.lB. SMITH, for Comp.
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'"tUWDI' I"i1nIuiIUm TOT safe.
ssssA TIE subscriber offers for sale
i bis place in Jones county silua-
sSYfs% ed about twenty miles from
- Shubuta and consisting Of five
hundred and twenty acres. The land lies
On both sides OF Bogue Homa Creek and
consists OF swamp, hammock, read brake
and pney woods with excenentmngo for
,attla. 'Uno hundred acres are under
lood fence ! will take clttle or slaves in
payment instead Of money.
Address me at OYentou, Jones county,
Mississippi. JOHN McGlLBERRY
J0ns @. llsa.. Sept 10 1901. 49,
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A1mIniqtrator's Notice.

AdRnisaiStFAtOFS NutlCf'
M HEREAS letters OF Administration
w ON the estate OF FREDERICK q
MAYBERRY, decd, were granted to th,
undersigned at the last July term of the
Probate Court of Newton County Missl,
sippi: Now al persons holding claim,
agains. sid estate are notified and requi
rel to exhibit them duly probated aud
registered within the time required BY
Law Or they viii be barred
7. r. HUGHES Admir-
SEPT. Is. 1861. 4S.7t
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The state OF NlIssIsslppi,

JASPER COUNTY.
Crcsf Court, September Tom, A. b. 1861.
VS.. Attachment for S72,46.
A. B. Campbell,
UHIS day comes tho plaintiff, by his at
1 torney, into open Court and suggest
that the defendant in this case is non.
resident OF the State Of Mississippi 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court that pub
lication be made in rhe Eastern Clarion, a
newspaper published in the town Of Paul
ding in said county, az required by law,
giving notice to the defendant that unless
he appear in and before this Court, at the
next March term thereof TO be holden at
the Court House in the town of paulding
on the 18th Monday of March, A. D. 1862
then and there to plead, answer or de-
mar TO plaintiffs complaint, the same
will be taken for confessed and Judgment
rendered accordingly,
Given under my hand and seal
SEAL or office, this the 10th day Of 0c-
\>76Ntobcr, A. d. 1861.
w. 4. p0WE, Cgnk
Circuit Court Jasper County.
Oct Is, 1861 l-5t
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FAST DAY:-President DAVIS has issued
a proclamation setting apart Friday, the
18th Of November, inst, Is 3 day Of fast
ina humiliaksn and prayer.
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EXecnlnr,a NnIlce.

NM HEREAS letters teatamentary Of
W the last viii and testament Of Will
LIAM II. GAMAGE. deceased were
granted to the undersigned, at The Ocio'
Der term Of the PROBATE Court Of jasper
County, State Of Mississippi, a. D. 1851;
Now oil persons having claims against the
estate Of said decedent are hereby rcquir-
ed to exhibit the same and have them
registered in the manner and within the
Time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
p. Y. GAMbGE,
Executor, dc.
oct. 18th, 1901. lit
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AdninIstratrlX Notice.
AAI HEREAS by virtue OF au order oil
w the Honorable Probate Court OF
Jasper County, Miss, made at the Sep
TENDER term, 1861 thereof the under
sgned was appointed Administrative OF
The estate Of SHADRICK H0GON de-
ceased Now all persons having claims
against said estate will please have them
duly probated in the time prescribed by
law or. they will be barred
NANCY HOG0N,
Admr'X
Oct. 25lh. 1861 2-5t
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S3a', ,'s,. n. f. 81. m l ,r.r5 o1 ne
iadrm.ass. aIieH mae. an.5.ar AZ
President WHO has uea.el no ula 1.l us.l
eusAai sIraa. s. a14 '.o., ~ .N' ~ .,
nom mlg1 PET aA. .- -''. ''-''N
without s-aa9A'A -l.A -a ri f' .-I bic
The Cabinet aaaf -irH 20 .'',t "..t r
Lincoln e1mH#m at.i Gen. II g. .A A.t long s.5-
vices, ,faii39 = ~ VIZ t biz. r.1I-,tac ,s
Con Ae4i-l ,A ".' wy p! 500
sumo full command Oh 'ae a'n5'
roRry.ryyo FEDERAL VESSELS OFF PORT ROYAL.
4,,.. p, .-.,-I,,.5,t t..ra .r.saiya
6''lo "a III. Foyl'
.rrTr WAR IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
SlItLNulh VT ILolD0 VV''N'A''D'
0 0 n ioN
80.
: : :
TOW n OFCHARLESI ION SO BMERGED
--s- - e-------
p,ou,.,,n Nov IA p,.sonrsr from, JleIson.
River Tonntqin VIRGINIA .tatss faet n paraI|sd s0l
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IaEI IT 7 III y T wv !" TNWNHNNF
w HEREAS letters Of Administra-
w ton on the Estate of DAVID ~
SMITH, deceased, were granted to tho
undersigned at the last October term Of
the Probate Court Of Smith County, State
of Mississippi; Now, therefore, oil per-
sons having claims against the estate of
said decedent are hereby required to ex-
hibit the same within the time limited by
law, or the same will be barred.
II. II. SMITH,
j. f. SMITH,
Adm'rs.
Oct l8, 1861. lit
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(IfalInn Tnllcn.

To Samuel Garrett; Ann Weldon, and her
husband a. j. Weldon and Indiana f.
Hatchey, and her husband HI. Hat
chey
NOU are hereby notified to appear be-
4 fore the Probate Court Of Kemper
County, in the State Of Mississippi at the
Court House of said County, 10 the town
of DeKalb, on the fourth Monday i1 De-
cember next. and answer the petition
fled in said Court by Thomas j. Clay, ad-
ministrator OF THOMAS c. GARRETT,
deceased, for an order 10 sell the slaves
belonging to the estate Of said decedent
for the purpose Of division
Witness the Hon. W. w.
Chisolm, Judge Of said Court
- 2 4th Monday in October, 1861
- and seal annexed.
Isiued October %, 1861.
GEO. L. WELSH, Clerk.
Nov. 8, 1851. 4-jt
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+ FOREWARN all persons from trading
4 with my wife. Harriet b by. She bag
let my bed md board without cause. and
/ will no. be 10 porsible fer any conirac.
that she may make.
LEONARD BUsBY.
Wayne County, Oct Is, 1851. lot
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at must be sweet in childhood, to give back
The spirit 10 It's Maker, ore the heart has grown
Tamiliar'gith the paths Of sin"
Died, oftyphoid fever at the residence Of John 7.
Kennedy. On the morning Of tho alst inst, JAMES
FRANKLIN son of ". i and Julia A. Archibald
aged years moutha aud Is days.
Truly IN the md't of liie we arc in dea.h. weep
not, fond parents-he is "not lost but gone before
May we meet him IN 2Tan
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A Descent on the Confederate Coast Intended
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THE FEDERAL ARMADA
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400 SACKS SEED PEAS. jos. received end o.
lOO sale Th9ss 10 van. Of Peas % plant vii
DO well to call sooB.
MOODY { OFBRRKLL.
Brlss st0Ts Estsprfte, June y, 1851 sSa
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lzg s55Trs LEITEE OF EH8NT'oT
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1pJrEREsr1r1o ryEws-
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Jugs. jugs, and Jars.

" HAVE established % new STONE
/ WARE FACTORY, 10 Jones county,
and am now prepared 70 fiji Oh orders,
and deliver at the Factory at ID cents per
Gallon will deliver elsewhere. If re-
au.red, for reasonable ffeightage. Adj
ires. me O. Euata, Jones county Mise.
L. J. RUsHION:
Oct 4. 1861. .5l-3t
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$ TIA r I'll I'M G N u w s !
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PORT ROYAL ATTACKED BY THE FLEET
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ONE STEAMER BADLY DAMAGED.
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THE ENEMY WARMLY RECEIVED
The New York herald., 1861-12-08
TIE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862.
What h Expected will he Contributed by
Amcrieans-Tho Source Through which the
Articles Have to be Sent-What Other
Nations are D0ing-The M0narchs Of Eu-
rope Preparing to Send the Works Of Art
Belonging to their Palaces.

Notwithstanding internal troubles, the United
States arc determined to occupy in the year 1851 an
activo position in the great international exhibition TO BIO
held in London in 1852 Congress, at s last session.
authorized tho President 10 take for facilitating
proper representation at that exhibition and the Exc
cutve in his message regretted that he had unable
20 give the subecta subject at interesting in
itself and extensively and intimately connected with
the material prosperity Of the word"the personal at
tenton it deserved. He, however, appointed several
gentlemen commissioners represent tho interests Of
such American citizens may desire TO become cxhib
tors and they issued circular inviting the operation
their fellow citizens in carrying out tho objects OF their
appointment. Agents have also been appointed In the
various States and largo cities to solicit contributions
manufactures, agricultural productions, &c, and every
effort will be brought TO bear that may bring tho United
States Of America prominently heretofore before
the world a first class agricultural and mechanical
country The fine arts have not boon neglected. and a
fair chance is offered for competition.
THE COUNTRIES TO BE REPRESENTED.
All the world win bo represented-at least II Is IN
tended that such should be the cascand to prevent the
confusion likely to from such gigantic schome,
the British Commissioners will only communicate through
a similar commission to bo appointed by each Of the
countries that may be interested, and article will be
admitted to the exhibition except through and with tho
sanction Of such commission.
The New York herald., 1861-12-08
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.


Sailing Of the United States Steamer Tuscdrora for Neio
lerk-Deseriftion # The Tessel, de-, fc.
The United States steam gunboat Tuscarora sailed from
tho naval anchorage at half past eight O'Clock this morn
ing for New York, whore she viii take on board the rc
naming portion Of her armament The extraordinary
despatch manifested in the OF this vessel
merits than passing notice. rejecting both on the
authorities at the yard and the builders OF her machinery
great credit for their prompness aud abilities.
But little over five months have cla scd since her keel
was laid (Junc 27), and for vessel of her size this
rapdity of execution is not to be surpassed.
The Tuscarora is similar in model TO the Wyoming
built at the Philadelphia yard in 1852 viz-Icagh on gun
deck 200 feet beam SO feet hold Is feet tonnage
at thi feet load draugt her displacement is 475
tons. Sho is bark rgged and carries eleven inch rinel
pivot guns, and btttcry OF thirty two Founders.
Her machinery is 0C0 horse power (bult by Messrs
Mcrrics Sons and consists OF two horizontal direct
acting engines cylinders fifty inches In diameter two
and half feet stroke; four blade brass propeller twelve
and threcquzrters feet in diameter fourteen furnaces
| three boilers, with hfy feet frontage, and 1000
square feet heating surface. Tho whoe Is Of the most
substantial character and trial a the dock shows every
part to be in the most perfect and sacory condition
The r. (as Is usually tho with vessels built at the
Philadelphia yard) Is ready for service weeks in ad
Of any other Of tho four Of her class ordered at tho
same timos
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T III E N A v Y.
THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

LAUNCH OF THE NEW GuNB0AT OCToRARA, ETC.
Tho Navy Yard yesterday the Of unusual
excitement and bustc in consequence Of the launch Of
the sidewheel Octorara Every day tho
past week. il expected that she would have been
launched but something always prevented it until yrs
terday, whcn all things being in readiness she left her
old place and entered upon her life. We have FRO
Qucny before alluded to the Octorara her peculiar
construction, being built in the ordi-
nary ferry boat going backwards forwards with equal
facility This model has been adopted being the best
Tor coast purpose, enabling the vessel to up very
narrow streams and inlets, and to mnOuyro there
without being obliged to turn around.
The Octorara has been built in tho open air. thing not
usual in the Navy Yard and to enable her launched
largo portion Of tho dock had to be cut away spies
driven It expected that the launch would take
place early IN tho day but it nearly o'clock be-
fore she made the first movement towards the water.
The rules observed in the yard this launch
as tho previous ono, and Mr. Waugh was directed TO
allow all respectable people to pass without the cusoma-
ry challenge The consequence that mmonsc as
sembagc gathered to witness tho lanrch and tho decks
Of the vessels at tho yard that commanded view
crowded with the families and friends Of the officers
The Octorara gaiy docked with bgntng and stand
rg at the upper end of the vessel Miss Emma art,
the young lady that to chrisen her As she
began to move and entering the water, the hottie
broken by Miss Hartt with all due ceremony. and the
huh became tho gunboat Octorara. The fair chrstcncr
is daughter Of Mr. +. Hartt, whose promotion chron
ceh in Yesterdays paper.
AZ she gracefully Dipped into the water hearty shout
announced the fact which was returned fr tho deck
The launch very easy one, tho motion being
ly pcrcertble on board the vessel She but u few
yards from the shore, and hauled to the dock with
the aid of emit &. The dimensions he Octorara
arc--Icngtl over twohrndrodani feet; breadth,
thiriy yvc lcet, depth, twelve feet She about eight
hundred Dnrten, and will draw feet inches
Of water. portion Of her machinery is present in
and the balance will be put in possible. Her
armament will consist Of two II inch guns and two Of tho
Parrot guns, rlod. Sho will b. coppercd as soon as
there is the dry dock for her There nothing
Of importance done at the yard yesterday the larnch a
pearing to absorb everything The wnona has been
placed in the dock for examination, IL is feared that
the collision she met with at the yard tho day Of her
trial trip has injured her bottom Tho Eastern gu boat
Awasco is at the yard waiting for her armament The
storcship Nj htingae has left for the South Atlantic
squadron.
The Quaker City is still under the derrick Her arma-
ment consisting Of eight 80 Founders and Parrot gun
has been placed on board.
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Card from Mr.. EaEan.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,

In your report Of the proceedings Of the City
in your issue Of yesterday, notice the Of John
Hagan which suppose intended for me, referred 70
in resolution offered by Terence Farley that
nected with the throwing of tickets the tho table while
the Canvassers canyassng the tickets OF the First
district, Nineteenth ward.
This accusation most cmphatcaly say is false, and
made by him on account Of my opposing his election
do net deny that present the time the act
committed and assert that the ballots for Alderman
which he alleges counted before the throwing Of tho
tickets not couatcd, but tho contrary, lying
loosely on the table at the time alleged.
chcerfully concur in that part Of Terence Farey's
resolutions that asks that the attention Of the Grand Jury
be called to the affair am confident that II will mete
out oven handed justice. JOHN EAGAN.
The New York herald., 1861-12-08
OTHER COUNTRIES.
CANADA

As Cana6a Is our neyhbor viii glance at what
she doing add her mite to the mighty whole Provin
cia commissioners have been appointed, circular
isscd and have been received thereto showing
that the manufacturers Of tho Provinces well the
agrcuturiss not willing to be wholly unrcprcsened
The follow ing directions about the timber of the province
may be inapplicabe to own
In tho article OF timber, the specimen should in all
cases be converted into plank scnntng Of such
show its mercantile value. If possible. they shod
inches thick, and cut as 70 show the sap
both edges Moreover, since there is great uncertain
as to the origin much colonial timber will be very
desirable that each kind Of timber should be accompanied
by few twgs showing its leaves aud flowers, when
procnrabc. II the latter pressed between sheets Of
paper enclosed in boards they will furnish the evidence
required.
THE WEST INDIES.
The British West Indies will send samples Of thcir
varied kinds productions and great preparations
being made prevent them from being the repre-
scnted portion of the exhibition.
AUSTRALASIA. ...
Victoria Now South Wales and Tasmania to be well
represented the National Fair and specimens of their
leading productions will be exhibited. Western Australia
will send specimens Of the timber suitable for shpb lid
ing and other marine purposes and for railways which
resss the corruption OF barnaces and the ravages the
white ant; sandal wood well known in the China mar
kcts fancy woods of various kinds copper lead and
other ores wheat barley and other grain gums Of vari
kinds colonial wine, olives ard olive OIL preserved
fruits feathers, skins suitable for articles
! OF clothing.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
II appears that "the Cape will not bo represented at
| the exhibition, tho Parliament Of that colony could
not agree among themselves as to the amount to be
granted in aid thereof and the government commission
accordingly resigned its functions forthwith
| ASIA.
From the various parts Of the Oriental East specimens
Of productions to be brought; but yet nothing
definite understood as to the quality, mnutia, &c %
these articles China will be represented and the En-
press of tho indies will not let her distant elmo for
gotten the soil of her menarchy. Persia will conri
buto her silks &c. and Arabia its spices. Tho will
| show forth her beauties and her resources.
| AUSTRIA.
| Among the crowd OF "curositiesn which have beer
.oposed 70 the Commissioners Of Tho international Oh