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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22
WHIT TEE LADIES ARE D0lEG.
Rid to the P0or--hid to the Soldiers
Aid to the Union.
THE FAIRS NOW BEING HELD,
&c., Sc, &c.
Zee,

New York has always enjoyed an enviabo reputation
for charitable works and practical sympathy with the
poor and afflicted. Our ladies' especially have been 70
mnrkabe in this respect bit never have they exhibited
tho angelic virtuoo benoyolencs eemneatly then
since the commencement OF the unfortunate domestic
troubles which present beset the country They have
nude every possible exortion to alleviate the suffer
ngs Of our noble volunteer army by supplying them with
Blankets lint, mittens and other very useful and ncces
say articles and they very bus,ly engaged IN
getting up fairs and bazaars with the object of raising
finds for the support OF the children OF soldiers,
well to help other classes OF the community who
in want and distress at this ncement season seye
raj ladies' fairs have already been opened and now
in full blast with the PRE- q realizing good round
Of money for the y objects proposed by
their orignoors To these places OF our
porters yesterday paid flying visit aud has noted down
tho result Of his observation as follows
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old fashioned hearth, with pair Of bellows hang
ing sido and tho oid-ashoned ongs tho osher
whtlo on tho mantep.eeo pair OF tlow cand es
stuck into scooped ufnps for want Of better candle
sticks On rtter above are suspended strings Of dried
apples and pum Ans while the right is large dresser
amply Oiled with plates ana dishes not 80 easily broken
those in at the present time on tn other side is
cradle containing baby, which must BIO very difficult 20
put 10 s,cep its grandmother-a venerable lazy OF
some seventy 1.-Two summclsis kept constantly rocking
Alongside of this is another Old lady spinning WOOL
while tho opposite do Of the Kitchen is another lady
who has not quite 50 many smmers as grand
mother, bit very aptmated in appearance spinning
fax. There are three tables IN the kitchen q SO
abundantly Supplied viii pumphtu pies, old.
fashioned cakes and bread, with good supply OF
hot coffee tea pork and beans sausages NC all Of which
are served up by matrony looking ladies' to regae the
patrons of the fair Indeed there is chcerlnness aud
about tho kitchen which give whet 10 the apQe'
tito that must be satisfied before caying,
Altogether, the fair is well gotten Up, and adv sc
those unacQ anted with the Comforts Of Yankee kitch
two hundred years ago lose he present oppor
tunity of learning how comfortably people lived in those
DAYS.
We requested by the ladies to state that many
trbutions from churches Intended for this fair have by
some lpJCcpGn;aho means b en- sent u saine OF the
other fairs, and that an nyestgatlon into the matter is
about being instituted TO procure them II possible.
The aides also state that they in continual receipt Of
toys and that they will continue open during the
holidays Mrs. General Robert Anderson Ii very &C.
tive member of this fair, and has contributed literally
Mrs Drake Mills is Vice President, and Mrs olive NJ. &c
voc Secretary.
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The Archbishop of Warsaw Trans
ported to Siberia,
&C., &C., &c.


HALWAA, btC. ia lSoi
The cnard mail steamship America from Liverpool on
Saturday December :, via Queenstown the sh put IL
here O'Clock this morning short Of coal She has
forty five passengers for New York for which port she
will sail at O'Clock and where SHE viii be due on
Monday
Another despatch from Halifax SLY The America
sailed 4 NJ for New York II Is reported that she
called Halifax for the purpose .. delivering govern
m,n dispatches, as wen to get a supply of coal.
The America passed tic Niagara from Boston via Ha
fax, going nto Queenstown.
The dates per the America are two days later Than
those already received
warke sentiments and preparations undated in
England.
A large anti-war meeting had however. been held
Dublin.
1t reported that thousand troops wiz be-
British North America Immediately.
Commander Williams r. y. Mail Agent hnard he
Trent when she stopped by the San Iaeinto is 10
have public dinner given him 1t rlymon,h, as . mark
Of appre ,ation Of his spirit IS and noble conduct.
The British government had letter approving ,ho
course of Commander Williams, the mail agent hoarl
the steamer Trent
The Hero carrying cghtysiX guns was To leave Ports
mouth the sth instant Tor the North American roast.
The ship sllas Greenman for New York having hun.
dred tons Of lead board. stopped ia the river
Thames. the export Of the article having bern pro
hibited.
The Paris Constitutional, Pdrie, peidts ana several
other French journals say that France will remain
tral in the between England and tho nitcd
States
The Paris papers assert that The British government
In answer TO petitions from the manufacturing dis
fricts had stated that the cuou ports the Southern
States would be opened by February nj the latest.
The British vessel Rover from Barbados for LONDON,
boarded November by the United States steamer
Montgomery.
Countess Canning wife of the Governor General Of In
dia, died at Calcutta the 18th Of November.
The British Parliament had been further prorogu.d til,
the eth Of January.
II stated that orders for tle purchase Of half a
million quarters Of wheat he'd been the Black
ports from London within the last few DAYS present
and future use
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Hon. James Dixon ana lion. W. n Spman, Of Ilnrtfori
T. H. King Mrs. Iownscni Miss Pruyu una :. Wood Of
Albany y 4. - John and lady, Of Newburg; Henry
Hon. ~ Yalc College Prof A. Packard Of Maine .ohn
A. Palfsey, " Boston; James ". Townsend Of New Ha
ven, capt. Woeou and Adutant Bgcow OF Maryland;
William Mann, Of .'had elpha, John Williams, of Bat
and N 9. Wooster, o Now York, are stopping at
the Albemare Hotel.
Aborn Washington Mrs. Wheaton, Washington; Geo. H.
Wilder, Esq, Galveston; Commander Hewitt, II. b. NJ
steamer Rmado, and Mr. Kingan Ireland, are stopping
1t the Clarendon Hotel.
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Ia II in Bc;,r;I OF the Church OF the Good
SEcpsacrM lEpiscopnl.

fair for the benefit OF the Church oc the Good Slep-
herd, OF which Rev Ralph White Il pastor Is being held
in Broadway. II under the patronage OF the ladies'
Of the congregation, and from all appearances Is well
utrcy.d. 10 will be reco.ieced that Immediately after
the erection Of this church, three years ago. il
blown down u tornado which swept the city
that time, and for the purpose Of paying the debts
contracted ~ a accident at lie present fair being
held. The articles on exhibition and for sale embrace
hing from pin to piano Some Of the toys and
fancy necdcwor Of the useful and choice Kind.
Some very valuable books also for sale Upon
ing this fair you impressed with the idea that the
ades who conduct it decidedly opposed to wiki
England the door suspended SHE by ii e tho
stars and Stripes and the flag Of England Wnefher OPP
posed not tile benevolent should aid in the good work
they havo undertaken In erecting house for the worship
oEtiod. This will be continued during the holidays.
In the building where this fair is held is private
society of ladies for the purpose Of procuring work for
poor females. We wore requested by tho lady who
seemed 10 III the dirccress 10 state that the object of
this society is procure work for feulaes
only that, but pay them fair prices for ther labor,
which they 10 got from the sorekeepers. Their
acavors have met with considerable far,
they employ quite number Of females whom they pay
every night after their work is done They present
making clothes for the army and dosirc those unable
procure employment to apply to them Immediately
These ladies have set example which have doubt
will be emua;cd by others. which will undoubtedly
loyo many suffering wolaan.
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Commercial ana .alnanc,nl InteIn..enee.

MOVEMENTS ON TIIE TIL. STOCK EXCHANGE.
lpSroS, frialy Evening, Dee. I'll, sci.
Coneos opened weaker to-day, ard weit lower, own
90 sales ana tine rews from America coupled with zen.
raj uneasy feeling. At close prices showed fac
tirnal raly. Railways heavy in the morning with
coaos, but reaction Of half quarter per from
the lowest point took place. Foreign stocks heavy
than thcr worst, while Turkish much lower.
Bank and miscellaneous stocks dun at
previous rates Mining stocks also dull. Coneols
closed AFTER Clcai hours II go. being shade rmcr.
Foreign exchanges were again higher. Bills less
abundant bnt they were not all negotiated, in conse
quence OF continued distrust Money abundant in
the discount market a rates from 81 per cent tho
former FOR short dated paper. Bullion transactions were
uaGnrortant The total value OF fhe importations anil
exportatiols of bullion and Il for tie week ending
iccenber !. is as foowsImported- e543,l73: export,
ed, &i55, S15.
THE PARIS BouRsE.
PARIS, Dec. o, 1861.
The Boursc continues fat Tho rcntcs opened 69f.
be- and closed at 69 Toe, Or quarter lower than yes
terday
There difference amongst the Ministers of Finance
which may lead TO some changes.
STATE or TRADE II MANCHESTER.
LIVERPOOL, ice. :, 1861
Advces from Manchester represent the market ia, and
prices unsettled,
LIVERPOOL BREA DsTrFPs MARKET.
Messrs Wakefield, Nash \ Co. and others report -four
quiet hut firm Wh"at arm though quiet. Corn easier
mixed, 54s ID lis. Cd.
LIVERPOOL. PROVISION MARKET.
The authorities report beef irmer. bacon tending
upward lard advancing; tallow easier; sales at 51s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes advancing; pots, 3ss.: pearls, 37s Spirits of
urlenne tending downward and prices Cd a Is. lower.
Con.e--No sales. Rice quiet.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, Dec. :, 1861.
Messrs Barring Bros circular reports wheat advanced
Il. IS Flour irmcr. Iron firm. Sugar declined and
prices 6i Is lower. Tea declning common Congou
Is. Ia Coffee steady Rice tending upwards. Talow
hnoyant at 52s. Spirits Of urpenne declnng sales al
60s
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LoSnoN, Dec. !, 1851.
Consois closed to-day AT 500. a so Tor money.
Illinois Central shares quoted at 10 Il 49,, dis
count. Erie shares 81 ~ 4.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
American sccur ries are fat and nominal.
LIVERPOOL Dec. &, 1851.
CotonThc sales yesterday were 10, 000 bales, iIclrd
ing 600 bales 10 spectators and exporters The market
81, scd hrmcr, hut prices unchanged.
Brcadstuas steady. Provisions firm
HAyRE MARKET.
HAvRr, Dec. 5, 1861.
Cotton-Sales Of I'll, week 800 4 oo0 bales Prices
consd araby lower, closing nemnay. stcc 1i2 900
bdes, New Orleans ordinare l31 francs; ditto
1870 francs
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Fair for the Benefit OF st. Ann's Free
Church for Deaf Mntes.

fair for the above named purpose is now IN progress
at Eodworh q Rooms, Broadway. We are not aware OF
any public charity which has such peculiar claims upon
this community that Of aordug comfort and instruc
ton to the deaf mite. The Rev. Mr. GalaGdet the pas
tor Of st. AIMS in his mnistratons to Instruct and re-
leve unfortunate children Of silence has achieved
a Success which appeal to tho beneyoence
Of the public, and make them lend helping hand toward
relieving the church from its present embarrassing 81
ton The fair opened on last Wednesday, and wil
close Tuesday evening. il has been very Liberal
y attended 70 FAR and the number OF visiters is in
c.casiE- sally
III ccndeut oc tic o. ect for which II is gotten up
there 10 gCemot for extensive patronage. such
QHcent dsD.py OF sets o. china vases, work boxes
card eases shaNs Quilts embroidery, WAY hEures, wax
towers shells Wool and silk goods books photograph
albums pertcgy, toys bon mots and Christmas trees
Is seldom seen.
On entering the room, the rst object which catches
yonr attention is tabo under canopy Of stars apd
Sttip,s immediately opposite the door. This table is
the supervision u Mes Cane tho Treasurer, and
Ms Reynolds. There several very valuable articles
here among them is an Afghan oargigc Blanket, valued
At SIS: Japanese bed quilt worth S2U0 ladies'
woTstcd CLOAK ynlGcd nj sos There also many other
valuable articles which too numerous 70 mention,
of which however, cannot refrain from mentioning
for the benefit OF the gentlemen, which Is beautiful
Ta"lan p,nch bowl. Gen lTGgn should lose time III
taking chance Tor IL as there are not many more left
The tsbo which attracts peculiar interest is that
attended by deaf mutcs. II Is hllel with everything
calculated 70 make tho money Jump Of yoar pockets
We have space to cnmncrate the articles the de
tables but would eau coecial attention to those Of
Mrs. Wait tho Misses Mark Ifs lNN, Mss Sieadhci,
MISS neiorest, Ms Or. BrdG, Mrs Charles Bndd. Miss
Tucker Miss Sheldcn, II \ Jackson, Miss Brown Miss
Van Eukcabrrg, Mrs. cooper, Miss ndcw Miss Thcrne,
Miss ComsiOc, ana Miss Whcden.
This air is gotten up altogether by the ladies Of the
cnngcgatin and tler friends, aud is well l..ronized
- il viii close next Tuesday evening those who have
not yet becn there should avail themselves Of oppor
left
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Tho overland mail has brought intelligence from
Pouhay to tie 18th Of November, and from Calcutta 20
thr Sd.
Tie cholera s raging in Cabool, though Mt yio-
lnty The Wet inns OF The disease were said be fifty
dailN
The general heath Of India and in particular Of the
town and island o. laInhay, good.
The harvest progressing fayorably
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what England Hones. from Fra nee.

In london with referance The important question Of
he atade likely 10 DC assumed by France, the opinion
continues 10 be that, however DESTROYS The Emperor
might he to give some employment 10 his navy aud to
dyert public attention n france from the state Of the
French nsncc3 h. no' 'deg /, 10 anything d
fs,sac> " lie B1i gocsramrai {ca1,sc ssto,,S yysas
7ght fotor in FGnce e distrusi there should increase
and cause further depression Of trade.
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ENGLAND'S PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

The Frisate Warrior Ready Tor Service.
Tic frgate Warrior is taking in seven h' 'r'd and
sixty tons Of coal alongside he Portsmouth doc r}
preparatory for the North American coast
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WARSAW, Dec. 8, 1901.
Safragan, tho Archbishop has been condemned TO ten
years transportation to Siberia.
Seven Jewish and eight Christian medical students OF
the Un vers Of Warsaw have been condemn Oh to serve
as common soldiers in the Russian army in OrenbuTg
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s,!LITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.

ARRIVAL OF THE NiNETY-FIRST REGIMENT.
TnE TRIP FROM AI.nANy-TENTs PITCHED AT CAMP
g.TaBoNs, GOVERNORS IsLAND-APPEARANcE OF
THE nAS LIST OF THE OFFICERS, ETC.
The Ninety first regiment-o50 mcn--New York state
Volunteers Colonel Jacob Van Zandt
handing arrived here yesterday The regi-
neut left Albany on Friday night board tho
steamboat huickcrbocker, and after pleasant and
rapid trip down the noble Hudson landed
Governors Island at an CAR! hour yesterday As the
regiment is to remain the vicinity Of the city for
few weeks tents had been forwarded to the island
from tho Quartormas:ers Office. The sot
to work immediately, and in few hours
small canvass village was raised on the north
sde OF the island, facing the city. Notwithstanding
the sudden change in the weather. the men all worked
cheerully make their camp comfortable as possi
bic tho circumstances. by i've o'clock the tents
were all pitched and many camp fires lighted, around
which the men gathered and warmed their somewhat
numbed fingers while chatting over the events or
the day. The camp wa named Camp iathbone,
in honor Of Brigadcr General Hathbono, under whose
command the regiment isd been while organizing. The
principally rem the rural districts, and are
SIR NJ, hardy body. They were all uniformed before
leaving Albany, and will b. furnished with arms somo
time ariny tho present wees The following isa list Of
the He'll ian and Tine ci,ccrs:--
tn.Lp OFFICERS.
Ca'1or---Tacob Van XlnLt.
Lisptcngnt coioact--- ---.
HdGy--t' G. Clark.
t>Utltef.fr7'sy-,l. v. II. McNow.
Lar 9irfa--N. x. Brown.
-" tatat--R +. Kelvin
1lNI Oei!ssRS.
C,,itoaY t--Captan ]. l,hons2n: First Lieutenant,
Z. oi,rh second Lieutenant, ". Parker.
ToH,foay E--tap;an. g. ". Stacth,use: First Lieu
tenant. s. tioat: second ]ie.teaanJ,. -. stewart.
comraay c-captain, !. 6. Mcnermos; first Lieutenant,
n l.. liafroeth; second Lieut. isaut. :. Z. Sh ppard.
ClDfrpy D--tapiair. - CroGnsc: First Lieutenant,
- Matthias second Lieutenant. - Hamburger.
F3mPGaR E-lapain, s.ce; FIRST Lieutenant, -
Atwood: second Lieutenant. -- Oliver.
Company F-Cariaip, Johnny Cook: First Lieutenant,
W.. j. Evans Second Lieutenant, j. W. Hobbs, Jr.
GDn,oDg G--Captal, \. H. jackson; First Lieutenant,
q. ". SclIaler; Second Lieutenant W. Hearty.
Cda,Wny E--Captain iollis; First Lieutenant, 49,
illllaf: second I.rnrnant, 49, liowncl.
{oa,ga3ty I-Captan, Fart: First Lieutenant, 49,
Bacon; second Lieutenant, - Caldwell
G3H,aang k--Capian. iiurlburt; First Leue-
nant. Doisls; Second Lieutenant, - Hurlburt.
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The militia Immediately available in Canada may be
stated al 80 ,ooo which may be increased 70 ,ooo
II has been ed that battalion OF the Guards is
under orders for embarkation
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The Preussche Zcit,nc denies ihat the government is
about 10 introduce extensive Of furlouas and
that Intends to modify its attitude relative the mill
tary budget.
whcA took pace the 9Th, throughout tho XII adom,
resulted in favor OF the liberal party.
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The French Press again Condemns Che Cap.
EncIlEss Towards Neutrality In a Var.
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V'he TruouS tor Canada.

The following troops AZ Aldershott 81 dcrc u We ~
readiness 10 proceed TO Canada:-
Les,ie's Sixth battery Il Royal Artillery
The Second battalion Of the twcntieth regiment.
The Second battalion OF the sixteenth regiment.
The Second battalion If tlc icrtN u.th regiment.
detachment Of the sixteenth regiment OF laucers.
The battery attached 20 this force serted in the cr
war, and is furnished with Armstrong guns
Colonel Gordon, Of the Royal Engineers, Is ordered 20
be in readiness proceed to CauaGa ia The Melbourne
large force Of engineers, it is stated WI be ent in
mediately To Canada.
Thr London HeydN says at the First battalion OF the
Rile Brigade, stationed rulu aud the First bat
TALON Of the Sixteenth regiment, stationed Shel3cid,
received orders yesterday TO ciuharl
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AN Irish Meeting i'm Aid Of the
American Cause.
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The Army In Canndu,

various departments OF tho Tower, which has not as
sumed such a busting appearance for many years.
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TIE TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT NEW
YORK VOLUNTEERS BAND.

Ihc Cleans Falls bras nlnaeader a. x. Fattenis in
tlis cts. stopping a lie Icy street House. They
r., r0ita q Washington.
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TIE FEELING I'M FRANCE.
French Reading Of the D"snntches 10
t.ord Lyon.

French Reading Of the Dispatches 10
t.ord Lyons.
The p9ris papers assert thar lhe dispatches sent By
the British governments Lord ous although coichod
moderate language, ere, ,rttis~, basriit heir
ro,uso u.ich is s.'he shdion oft Commissioned
rms is faa lara L4osN Is 10 bcsAia ton srih
Ell he m smteys q dFe british Lfga'i.n.
Tho same Journals anirn chat the English war vessels
which are now he.ag prepared for VIII for
Auc-ica at he be inning OF January.
Ie ror.s Patrte publishes the following under tho Bead
of the attest nten.-cnt
II is ,tel tina, the dies addressed by tho British
c'sius to lord Lyons 20 be communication olresieut
Lincoln based e-Ii,stssiy isyrt considerations This
decision e ta1l'.- That the commando Of the san ia
rLto By acn. has done. has ,oia,n. BtgrUat
trench # nt7r,ljase Ga aSet ne I"liSa fl9 that
the only right tho' officer tWilkcs possessed was 10 m
pe Inc front 10 so american port where the cas-
could have been brought pefor , proper authorities il
presence Of tle Gpe.sh Consa that Ibis search IT,
pqtcsss soj a Joa@ s3cj}taltg thai F1ys ueep orl
abH ,rs on . oiSg'ca tiyeiig ~. tma.}ai tlo1aa,f
tat aiiHarg ,p,ralt,as. The "'HmoUrer leostd hrre
ban pe5fst ia stitiag &,se DEL d'ct.s ard a.
r3ti,g ne Eor4e, scndiGg in detailed report
of the tevusUtt.ous, With such AND oi saIya,iis
MS he Fu-Ish usul might thnl Ct to auneS tha rhe"
ormaito. not hayi9 hnon fo!lsd ,he5g o.a tr Is
hsy 3jt.t t AVG persons arrested, t,tt ttcJf as
r, tNeref3ra, inpst regarded nGt aed 1, ar,s.
that Trent heu he ctim Of arbitrary act con
.-r,io every rc.ncir Of reat. tngHra ect aeon
ci.t.,y ;.d f.,e:dy iairt Il yicS, haa acd "a the
only ratarauua ror this grave act lha .Da-aiiau If
,tn.srs siaoG and N1son, aud TINT ii sIp, ,ioag
,at obtain 80 Ior1 I.yaas wond 'eaY. wa hing
ION with "a The utugbers e., tie lnrall 81. We arc
,,s1rcd that Ole despatch is Drawn up vita ts.t rtuo
rat. that IT careully avaits my hErttu o%utc-e.oli
bst that arm IN Is conci ION. From Information
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,.tse .tcn;,. hin hnst1rlnsion.

~ JOHN, ~ Ftt Tee. Il, 1851.
A-cr,w soeatt. vita t" red iuuae S, supposed d he
tia iaifat ar. #saad t.4c Sac, ut 0ul clock tats
saturday aster.o. "a, s3ia. west.
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THE CORN AND SHIPPING TRADES.
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nlIscEIl.iNE Oys.

laENa !srRy EXTRAoRDINbEY.--I, THIS DAY ODE
ceanner 2J rad plne .esh extracted by Dr. Luther,
m Itst ~, aty.socod street, without experiencing the
sgAce pain ever. Mrs VI Kinney Bergen Point, n.
L cgatea tuaih lcG without pain with Dr. Lrth.rs beau
rl taa cl Enamel 30 MS warranted; Cold, Pauna
aa =, yrr :in4s pro- ionnoly low Beware o. hlings
IaAu,i ~ of hrdei fclth, silver, So Rabber, $40;
Arh,r slb fntina, 80; Goid, SO warranted equal 70
II, moved - 30t Fast TIVE mtg sccrna erect.
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English and French Versions of the Ulti-
matum of Lord Lyons.