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READ rr,e Evidence.

GEssAs. Clark, Gregory \ Cs.-Fhere are thousands
Of patent n-ostrunss paaed snd t~rumpeted over the couu-
tiy which .To worthless, and need only to be known to
be hstsd. A ccuntsrfelt, however, is no proof that
there is not = genuine. have tested the efficacy o,
your AEBEosIAL OIL in 20 many cases, both in and
out Of ny family, t5-fl Its value is no longer 8 subject Of
doubt With ne. Physicians are using 1t in their prao-
tice, and families n3w using It say they are 50 wei
pleased thst they csnrot aryrd to be vitbou. 1t. Il you
or others desire specisuties as 70 its value, I will Be
happy to givs tsem at an time.
REV. Ohm P. CAMPBELL.
Nashville, September ., 1850.
In confirmation Of the above statement, I lad occa-
sion a few dsys since 70 seek some remedy for a maiady
that AFFLICTED ny wife and myssIf, rrowiRg out, az sup
posed, CT s severe cold, contracted from iuprudsnt ex-
poaurs. Debility combined with cold caused = less Of
appetite, pains in the back ana extremity o. tho limbs,
a depression Of spirits snt constant ~Iangour. This con-
ditlen was peculiar to zach Of us.
I accidental happened in tho house Of Clark. Greg
DRY & Co., aRd their advertisements Of the merits aud
curative powers Of the Ar-brosisl oil attracted my at
tention. Having faith IN The vendors, / determined to
Try It. uses one bottle on my wife according to direo-
lions, as = rusefseient, and to my as~tonishmsnt 1t rrs-
duesd perfect relief. thes used it in ny own case
and found relief wish oas single application. ln,w
not how Far its virtues viii be vsriaed in ether en-
plants, bus it il NEST certainly the dasst application
fer osld, Rheumatism and Heuralgia that I have ever
knswH or tried.
7. CATO NeEEEN, D. D. s.,
Nashville, tennessee.
Fer sale By n. Q. CAIOE x SON,
And al Memphis druggists. my24-daEGw
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&EsEaaMKPR.

TUsF received per steamer Witisburg, q large Tot o.
j very sussrior ssin=lss- Thsy " b. ssid lev fsr
es.h. Taose desiring 90 puTchsga Eurid d vel = ave
~ saH. ELOURN0T q cEAWF5RD,
.nrs-daH no. II Frnt row,
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Recruits for the Army.

The recruiting returns for last week are about rs IN
satisfactory as they possibly could be- Whatever NAV be
the cause it is very certain that recruiting for the regular
army, and particularly for general service is at dis
count. Only eight men enlisted in this city last
week, and not more than twenty at the out statonsBos
ton, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Rochester
The new regiments, the Twelfth and Fourteenth in.
fantry for which Offices open here do not fare much
better than the old regiments notwithstanding the advan
tage they possess In being able TO tell recruit positively
that he is enlisted for certain regiment At the
recruiting Offices an applicant only DO told that he
will be sent TO any regiment for which men are wanted
Premiums for accepted recruits continue to be pa,d NV
some volunteer offcers-out of their own rockets Of
courseand this may account to some extent for tho
very small business doing at the regular Offices where no
premiums paid
The majority Of the applicants for enlistment now are
married men, and therefore, cannot be accepted. al
though, under existing regulations married men NAV In
enlisted in time OF war. No order on this subject how
ever, has yet been published. ~.
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FIRE IN WEST FoRTIETH STREET

About twelve O'Clock yesterday noon fire broke out
in rattan mat factory, rear of No. $50 West Foreth
street. owned and occupied by Richard CAIN blind man.
The flames spread with great rapidly and extended to
tho stable and cowshed adjoining, belonging Frederick
Schodly, misman. The stable was burned down, and
horse valued at $50, persisted in the flames They also
spread to the rear Of M Gains front house. occupied by
himself and three other families. The weather boards Of
the rear were burned I'll. One Of the tenants named
Peter Schmit insured for 5000 in the Hamilton In
surance Company. Loss by breakagc about $50. The
other tenants furniture was damaged by removal. No
insurance MI Cain represents his stock about 5000
Insured for $500 In Importers ard Traders Insurance
Company Mr. Cain s also insured 5000 the front
house, IN the New Amsterdam Insurance Company. No
insurance furniture. The sash of several windows
was burned out Of brick tenement house rear of
Thirty ninth street, belonging to Mr. Munker The Fire
Marshal is busiy investigating the origin of the fire
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NIArkefl.

49, ALBANY, Sept. H. 1861.
Flour steady. Whcat-Miliing demand for car an bag
lots Is good: sales 900 5000 bushels at g5c a
97c for State spring. 81 10 for winter red Western 81 IL
for winter red State 81 % 81 rs for white Michigan
and 81 % 81 25 for wilde Kcntucky Oats dull at SIC
for state; sales 5000 Shells Corn steady sales 10 500
bushels Western mixed at 47c. MASSACHUSETTS so bbls
ut nc, and Ito bbs at 1Sslc Received by Central
Railroad for New York; JOB boxes cheese s25 bbls
-four, 667 bags wheat, $50 bbs hishwines 100 bales
wool. For Boston and the East-2 SOS bbls. -four 1853
bales wool, 80 bbs highwincs. Shipped by New
fark, September 1854 800 bush is corn 90 900 bushei,
wheat, 16 500 bushels oats, 3 900 bushels feed.
BurYAfo Sept. IA, 1851
-Four unchanged Wheat Arm: sales is 900 bushels No
Chicago spring at Sc, 5000 do white Kentucky at
81 12H 900 do. No Chicago spring at s3c 10 900 do
Milwaukee club on private terms. Com steady; sales
95 600 bushels at 36c. Freghs firm Imports-l3 600
bb -four 1856 900 bushels wheat I47 900 do corn 900
do. OATS 900 do. rye Exports-60 900 bushels wheat
u 900 do. corn, 900 do. rye.
OswEGo, Sept IA, 1861.
Flour firm. Wheat in fair demand: sales last night
IL 0CC bushels Chicago spring, ard 200 bushels do at
89c. and 5000 bushels winter red Western on private
terms to-day, 4009 bushels red winter private to ms
Corn and other grains quiet Canal freghts L. higher on
grains boats scarce -four, Bic. wheat, 10c corn &c ,
to New York. Lake imports-60O bbis four so 900
bushels wheat Al 900 bushels corn 900 bushels rye
Canal exports22 900 bbls -FOUR COO bushels wheat
So 900 bushels corn.
CHICAGO, Sept Ii, 1861.
Flour quiet, but 10c. higher. Wheat advanced &c &c.
sales at 73c. &c. for No and 66c. Csc for No g in
store Corn 1c higher, and active at Gle for mixed in
store Receipts 600 bbls. -four, 81 900 shels wheat
AMI 100, 600 bushels Shipments 900 pbs -four
157 900 bushels wheat, and las 900 bushels corn.
Freighis Hc higher. Sight exchange on New York un
changed.
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Tho steamer Clea.or arrived here yesterday from
Kingston, jamaica, bringing Intelligence to the 5h inst,
The United states s!oopo war Powhatan, ecy grs,
arrived ct Port Royal on the ga Of August TO-. s-py
Of coal bat not being able to procure any she left the
25h for st. Thomas The Cnitci States steam rrigato
nd lett on the same day in search Of the rebel
steamer Sumter.
Some Torment caused in Kingston at the &C
ton OF Governor Darling, in Diminishing tho H,nor
able Elwlrl Jorlon, Custos and Mayor of Kingston,
from the former Office IN consequences of article that
ap cared in The Morning journal, paper partly owned
by Mr.. Jordon, while the Hon. Robert Osborn his pat
ncr was required to tender his resignation as member
oil her MNas'ys pTivy council. Mr. Jorion, who nifty
resigned his position Of Premier thanked the Governor
for relieving him OF the burden Of that a sen
thrust upon him by Sir Charl Grey; but MIR. Osborn
sto ty refused 70 resign, assigning that Ii
patent as prvy councillor not from the Governor
bat from the Queen herself. The proceeding Of the
vernon was regarded a high handed Interference
with the liberty Of the press, and the magstracy Ct
Kingston were only prevented from resignBg a body
aud thus resenng the Insult offered to their late chief by
the pc lsgas,on Of Mr.. Jordon himself.
The smallpox had broken ont IL Cuba near to Glen
fiegns, and was making sad havoc at Rcmedos Tw n,y
deaths day the average and fourth Of the pop-
iation had been cut OF by the epidemic.
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English theatrical matters Only new farce has boon
produced since last advces, and that failed biondn
now dresses AZ Punch in his tight rope feats AL the
theatres and concerts are doing well.
In Wales the people have been having great time over
aftstival called the Aberdare Esteddfod and all sorts
OF concerts were given songs sung and prizes
10 the delight Of all concerned and tho frequent usage OF
all the consonants in the language.
At Paris Nine tardot appeared the third week In Au-
gust, at the Grand Opera, in rovaore" but was miser-
ably supported AT the Palas Royal very successful,
bnt hardly decent burlesque called Beante du Dabe
mas been played At the Varieties two trtles are
having run. At the Ambigu slave piece named
cora was cordially received but the papers pronounce
TINS unce Toms Cabin business played out The 0deoh
was announced to open the LIST of September with two
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Observation-Disclosures.

Ex-Mayor J. G. Berre, OF Washington who was re-
leased from Fort lafayette condition that he would
take the oath Of allegiance and resign his Office Mayor
is stopping at the st. Nicholas HOTEL in this city.
George Patton, Of Central America; A. T. Barns, Of
Boston; f. G. Smith, of Chicago; William f. Parsons Of
Columbus, Ohio; p. King, Of Laporto, Ind, and j. j.
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
M Barclay, Of Toronto; Lieutenant Governor Campbell
OF Albany; Dr. Ellis and family of Boston; Professor
dson OF Washington Curtis Davs and wife, of Boston;
T. Z. Lewis and wife, Of Philadelphia; T. WATSON A.
Hame OF Quebec; G. Wells and wife, Of Pttsburg; j. NJ
Colby Of Ag College, and H. p Hall and wife, Of Bling
hamton are among the arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
j.. D. Mcintosh, United States Army; Geo. w. Allen Of
milwaukee, o. g. Helfenstien, of St. Louis F. s. stevens
ana a family Of California E. Alexander, Of New York
4 benneul OF ST. Louis, James Stewel of st. John ~
D.; Colonel Fiaeld, Of Camp Monroe; D. Robt Of Illinois
Joseph n Sanger, OF Detroit, and r. Weston, of New
Tork, are stopping at the METROPOLITAN Hotel.
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THE KANGAROO OFF CAPE RACE.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~r~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~c~
Travelling Traitors Watched
by the Union Government
>S>~S~~co~c>~~~~~~~~~~~
Three British Regiments Ordered to
Canada in the Great Eastern.
The Hope Of an American Cotton Trade
Through Mexican Ports.
Another Fatal Railroad Acct
dent in England.
>~c~>~~>~~o~~>~o~~~~~o.
The Republic of I1ayti Pays an In
demnity to Spain.
Cotton Firm and Unchanged
Breadstuffs Dull.
.CONSOLS, O2 ga A Oo rs.
&C.. &C., &c.
The Republic Of 11ayti Pays an In
demnity to Spain.
Cotton Firm and Unchanged
Breadstuffs Dull.

ST JouSs, N. r., Sept. IA, 1851
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool on the 4th
via Queenstown the 9th nst arrived or Cape Race at
half past twelve O'Clock this afternoon She boarded
by tho yacht of the press and the following four
days later intelligence africa being September u from
Europe Obtained
The Kangaroo has two hundred passengers and reports
that she passed the steamship Persia on tie 9th INST
bound to Liverpool.
The steamship Nova Scotan from Quebec, arrived at
Liver ool on the Alb inst.
The political news from Great Britain Is unimporant.
Another terrible railroad accident had occurred ono
OF the suburban reads, London by which thirteen
persons killed and about fifty wounded.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The New York REHABILITATION for
EurOue.

Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Arabia Captain sonc will
leave Boston Oh Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city to morrow
afternoon, at quarter past one and at harpast five
O'Clock, to 60 by railroad.
THg EUROPEAN FpmoS OF THE HERALD will be published
at ten O'Clock in the morning. Single copies in wrap
pcrs, six cents.
The contents Of the EUROPEAN EDIr1oy OF THE HERALD
will combine the news received by mail and telegraph at
the Office during the previous week and up the hour Of
publication.
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. Al Ludgatc HILL London,
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD
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OOmmcrclaI intelligence
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Sept. 3, 1851.
Consos closed at e27S 93 Illinois Central shares 30
49, discount Erie shares, 22H %.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales OF cotton in the Liverpool market for the two
which SPECTATORS and exporters took 10 900 bales The
demand for the fine and middng qualities far and
they brought full previous rates The market opened
buoyant and closed quiet but firm at unchanged prices
STATE OF TRADE
The advces from Manch ster in regard to both good
and yarns are that the market quiet and unchanged
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.
Breadstuns were frncr. Flour had advanced Cd. a Cd
Wheat active with an Improvement mostly on the lower
qualtes sales 9s 4d lOs Cd for red winter West,
ern lis, lis 3D. for red Southern lis 3D. for whit
western, and lbs. Cd. 13s fer white Southern Corn
firm and all qualities slightly dcarer sales at 29s Cd
S0s. for mixed, and Bis. a 34s for white.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef dull Pork quiet, but steady Bacon still declining
Lard steady at 46s 49s. holders oIer freely but show
no disposition to press sales Taow quiet ASS 4Bs
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosn, g. 3D.. q los. Spirits turpentine buoyant. all
qualities advanced to considerable extent sales at 65s
a 67s 3d. Rice frmer. Sugar quiet bu. steady Ashes
advanced considerably; pots, 29s pearls, 34s. Coffee
1rm
LONDON MARKETS.
BreadstuHs steady, and all kinds slightly higher Su
gar steady. Coffee buoyant. Tea active Rice firm
Iailow quiet, but steady. Spirits turpenne advanced
considerably; sales at 67s.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8, 1851
The sales or cotton for the two days "wednesday and
were on speculation and for export The market closed
firm at unchanged prices. Breadstus firm Provisions
dull.
LONDON, Sept. 8, 1861.
American securities steady. Illinois Central shares
39A discount.
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DUNsMoRE-GBB saturday, September a. at tho
residence Of tho BRIDES brother law C. W. Odeii Nv
Rev f. s. De HISS DANIEL DUSsMoRE U. s. NJ, to AGNES
f. CRIB, OF this city.
DuNIoN-HAwLsY. Saturday, September Ii, by Rev.
Randolph 5. Foster of Fourth street NJ. T. church. Mr..
GLMRr DusTos to Miss CARolLNE c. HAwLKY, daughter
OF John llawley, ESQ.
NEGus-REYNolDs-- the North church, Springfield,
Mass, on Thursday, September H. by Rev James Dram
moni SAMUEL e. NEdrs, OF Jersey City, to JESIE A,
daughter Of II. s. Reynolds.
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Our War nInps-Colored Edit,ou

new edition Of the HERALD War Maps on calendered
paper beautifully coored is ready Size OF i9x0
inches contains thrty-two Maps-A LARGE Mar OF THE
OPERATIONS NAVAL EXPEDITION showing the Coas.
and Inets Of North Carolina important geographical posi-
ton of Haeras Inlet dc THE BATTLE FIELD At WILSON'S
GREER Mo-. where General Lyon killed; The BATTLE
FIELD AT BULL RUN, from the official drawing OF General
McDoweif Large Maps OF Missouri THE SEAT or WAR
IN THE wysr, and the SEAT WAR VIRGINIA BIRpsEYE
VIEW or THE UNITED STATES and twenty Others showing
at glance the Whole Seat of War marking clearly
distinctly the armies movements positions camps harbors,
forts &C. printed in superior STYLE side of large
sheet that they be hung up In library work
shop for preservation and reference during the
maps We're drawn and engraved expressly for the NEW
YORK HERALD and the perfect War Maps issued
Single copies rs cens for ST. IS for S. and 100 S2
Agents wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD +. LLOYD
Co. exclusive agents for the edition. 2 Broadway
New York.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs aud Tou-
pees-The best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and tho
Dye privately applied. No CASTOR House
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LAOyds Great Military Map and Ga
zetter OF the Fifteen Southern staiesEngayed steel
rect square, from actual survey costing $4,000
years time completed September H. and ready the
people. showing foot of the Southern and
mites Of from the Delaware of
leo including every inlet bar harbor and creek and depth
OF water laid down. from the last the United
Coast Survey, furnished by the War Department Price
only % cents er c3i or four ccpes for 81. Also LL0fDs
for the Land and Office beparmsn feet Price IS
roai town. village, abroad and station. Also If0YDS
UNITED STATES MAY, feet square Price Is cents or
CALMA OF vlRGlNA costing $4,000 and twenty years
1928 resnrveyed lS7 revised 1889 and I'M
derssned 1851 This the map General Scott excu
vey ana there is not another copy IN existence The edi
tors the Tribune have of the 1928 Virginia maps but
s very Imperfect Price ST. copies for S. The
age on these maps is only Money refunded any
person not satisfied with either map. Agents wanted
send Tor Circulars. No stamps taken. Address j. r.
Lloyd, l64 Broadway New York. No connection with
any other Lloyd. 800
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Advertisement In our

We Refer to an Advertisement In our
columns that Madame FIJUX late of III Murray street WILL
the 7th OF this MONTH open the spacious No
Wavcrey place. Hotel and of the FIRST class
Gentlemen or families will ind of the agreeable
locations In the city where from the well
sonabe terms. -
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Bachelors Hair Dyc--Thc Hest fn tho
word-Ilarmcss, reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BATCHEIORS wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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TIE Whom 1t May Concern.
SO00 worth OF Fall and Winter Clothing the stock of
well known wholesale house Broadway Smashed by The
war; being sop wholesale and retail az less than
At EVANS EXTENSIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
and Fulton street, between Gold and oua.
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical euro
Trusses, No. Vesey street. Astor House, opposite
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N1nrr1esl-

DR.. Tumblcty's PimPle Bnnishcr.-Prico
l9g Broadway.
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DISCRETION OF SEAMEN FROM HER BRITANNIA MAJETy's
STEAMER srEAW.-Yesterday four seamcn, belonging to
the British war steamer Steady, deserted, and made
their way to staten Island corporal Of marines and
two m n under his command, sent arrest them
On lai ding, they were met by crowd Of people WHO
endcavored to effect rescue Of the by attack
Of sticks and stones the British marines cvncirg
their detestation Of the uniform. Two Of the men were
however, captured and conveyed board the Steady
while the others made good their escape.
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Downing, No. Broad street, Says tina
his Oysters better than he serves up this day
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Royal Havana Lottery.-See Omcial
drawings of Sept 4, 1861, in another column.
TAYLOR 4 Co, 10 Wall street.
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Omciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy e
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
kEsruckY EXTRA CLASS 4s9-scptember "A, 1861.
o., 10, CT, 43, %, 32. II, 3s, IL, SIS, 4.
a. - KENTUCKY CLASS 490-September II. 1851
~, 60, 10, IT, 49, 81 5, As, 81, ~, Is, IS, g. 68.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either
MURRAY EDDY CO.,
-'--~ Coyington, KY, or st. Louis, Mo-
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Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS
KINGSTON, Ja-Seamship Cleaor-riey q o Beardsi a
hPlips and lady, Mrs Hoham, G Salmon ID q Davis j
Otdaker, Mrs Odaker, Steel-aad steerage.
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces Suspensory Bandages &c. Drs GLOVER THORNE
No. Ann street, under Barnum's Museum.
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Court CalcnlGr.~TAis Day.
UNITED STATES DErHc1 CopHT-Nos, 20, 81 to Al, IL,
10. 81 and 81 49, - -
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Turkey.

Another amnesty was to be granted by the King o
Prussia to political offenders.
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Staple that Satisfies the Eye, Tasteful
mountinss, superb finish and the old moderate price,
the characteristics OF the i9uan and dashng fall dress Hat
just brought out by ESPENSCHEID, us Nassau street.
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President Genrard, Of Hay, had paid the indemnity
demanded by Spain.
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Commercial Intelligence.

Omar Pacha was about to operations agaips
the Montenegrin insurgents.
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THE AMERICAN REBELLION.

Secessionists-Thrce British Regiments
Ordered for Canada In the Great
Eastern-A Hint 10 take Gotten from
Texas to Mexican Ports for Europe.
It reported in Europe that spies in the employ OF
the government at Washington wcro board Of all the
transatlantic steamers.
The announcement is made that three more English
regiments are ordered to Canada. They about the
middle of September, and will leave in the Great Eastern,
which goes to New York. as advertised.
The London Times, in an cditorai, says that the
government may have private reasons for this
mont, but that there apparent. 1t is purely
a defensive movement and declaration Of identity
between England and Canada it hopes that Canada will
not take 1t FOR than means but hold herself ready
1t should be necdfu to protect herself regarded
tcise guarantee against all COMPLICATIONS and calct
lated to strengthen her Interior
Tho London another editorial says that the great
question with capitalists is ths;-'How will the AIneri
endure the burthen Of taxation to which they
yet strangers? 1t also argues that the temptation Of
high prices is almost SCI part Of the cotton crop
Free especially the crop Of 7as is not far from the ports
V Merico.
France.
The following French diplomatic changes have been
nounced The Tuc dc Grammont is changed from Rome
to Vienna the Marquis dc Lavcleie from Cons,antinope
10 Rome and the Marquis Monitor goes Constantnope
new pamphlet tho question of Rome" had ap
peared and attracting considerable attention 1t
regarded daring imposition the manifesto
Of the Emperor.
The Paris Bourse had advanced, but closed dull at
90 20. for rentes.
Italy.
The resignation Of Mnghetti, the Minister of the In
terror had been accepted
Baron Ricaso had been nominated to the vacancy,
with the charge, ad interim, Of 70, egn affairs
Victor Emanuel had i,y0maly received N. Benedict,
tho French Minister.
Additional successes reported over tho Neapotan
brigands.
It also reported that some collisions had occurred
between the Piedmonesc troops and the Papa
gendarmes.
Austria.
The draft OF address the Emperor had been adopt
ed in the lower House of Rechsrah.
The Polish members rcfrained from voting.
Hungary.
In Hungary tho situation of affairs continued without
change
Spain.
President Geffrard, of Hayti, had paid the indemnity
demanded by Spain.
Prussia.
Another amnesty to be granted by the King
Prussia to political offenders
Turkey.
Omar Pacha about to commence operations against
the Montenegtn insurgents
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The draft OF address the Emperor had been adopt
ed in the lower House of Reichsrath.
The Polish members rcfraned from voting.