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tjird nunbSr.of iaic no~s?ziiay was Issued
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HU1lCE.

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. $780, ~. y i W.
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hoAie!E: III JalL.--vL yusic!e.,y fu:o-
I,ca NE.'s VIC !Eisoneru III th1 city
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III me James &:we:s: z PASSOVER chagad
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to.iay: :; C5s-. 2e;c!:.'s Cents, E"ng
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:: lLa-g G:r7I~:s >. 49,. s.7' -Z.55
sod yopayea. gong T. ;aa i=c;=so o. :. g. n.
B)yd. AMI vss ing 4" tep,si. q y-I:::5r: ~sv
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~ :. =. 80 - = "a. 49,
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49, So F.-Sc.TvsS$E iEs FTaSsEE.
g Vft.s. :. EA'.LEEh',-
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.nl..:i; tDLt'.>. Mi!
i...- :. ..L.-s Acfi&1 :y.>:.J'.s
r'.i T.Ea?sI .-:::71. -CN2 c., lsa.
GR1&I ATTRACTION LO-E;;'.1-
I~c Il 'l.:v os7 az.
IS I'd rely" r GEN. -Ey's E1I
Iiy..k-c Hrc.s'f i.r;w
VAR ILLU5raATIoNsi
lee GREAT BURLG>QCE TLoUPE!,
&c TEhFI RMEGGi
.cHCs.
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al az y e@c ; ii. l.; sDj'' o.
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a;r. 600
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c.: svra - o'J ~ re,u,f.I =; :. tne
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AUCTION SaLE

rI sL.uuErrl F,.kiEa J. 20: Ayr;
l5Y MALI .TnsSr
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SING NC AkD DANCING

SING NC AND DANCING;
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s, s ID B. n d;
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49,
TI;E FLQTEKJ Ct IIT FOREST.
Sac r-"pr- wEa-. q; .neo :. t.,". ie-tt
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/ Gui... H.a ,-rc.vJ ~ - D "ia'c. G.'
80: - s-orrsy y. $50 cI''t -. &C. -
70, .,,n, ~ 49,, d, CT; '.-.-7.v Fs - -
T. .r.s,, r.t.. :. rs =-,.- -E q co.. .r .-
les, - syJ. - j-SsT :. Z. - -..'- 90 p %. T..
.f.rsn. =. ). Any. - -
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TIE SAHISEED FLO6L0x4.I*.

"PrtIy!y F.m2 Ta:e.
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tos, and h preparing 70 extend the cultivation anu
~; Dayana md Pe10r. landing places on inc Oau
~ yiyer and several villages Of whisA 'ne Gu
promised 70 cultivate ookton, and 70 eneou hgo
%hers 70 DO 90 He observed that wherever
cotton had been planted II succeeded admirably: Az
Dpksr Bsngo near ST. Louis, locusts had injured the
cotton crop year but they seldom make their
opce In that country than In twenty or thirty
yesrs Hitherto the natives the banks Or the Senega
have suffered the cotton plant to grow without cut.a
t0n and having obtained sufficient for their domesuo
purposes they left the remainder ~ rot on ne
u has been ascertaned that the extensive province ~
Ouao In tho neighborhood OF 81. Louis possesses
plains OF wild cotton. French officers who comm.
late expedition into the interior gave NJ prou.. W.
encouraging description Of the country, ana % s
biAty TOR producing cotton. NJ prouet o. op,V.sor
the natives who have already commenced the ou.v
Of the plant ought be encouraged ~ large pu,od
for Europe otherwise they may become disaPpon. ,ha
abandon H. H. Drouet returned to Goree N ~ ,Is
after having lett orders with agents TO oontnue W -
purchases OF raw cotton at st. Louis and on tns
She river Of Senegal lie subsequently, visited inc va'y
OF siRpoh I'm company with the Governor OF Goiee. he
reco mmepds this valley ut place 70 cultivate oo..n
on large scale He also went 10 JOal, accompanied ny
toe Bishop OF Senegambia. who has established coon
plantation about forty miles by sea from Goree IN Ia
yorabls posi n Since the reception OF NJ prouets re-
mort tho Minister OF Marine and the Colonies has MADE
arant 70 the manufacturers BY whom be was employ
96oO acres land TO be Immediately cultivated by nem
h the valley Of Sgnofl, In eenegambia.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 49, Sss-rRIPLE

Sir j. I'M Faistan Mr.. Lambert; Mr.. Ford, Mr. r. Hsir
Young. Dr. Cains Mr. Hope; Sir Hugh Evans, Mr. An.
dre~s Mr. Lambert falstar was highly humorous ana
rich, tue merry wives we'll represented ana a.o
"iiam,at' (rovyed with considerable attention 70 deas
and some expense Tor new drcsscs &C. aud Mr. barry
sollNans other Dersonatlons Al tue faymatset ~
translator cssayed new version Of "Ls Bossu," which
appeared under the tito 81 "Ihe Dukes hoto ana was
pay ed for four nye nights 10 thin houses ano Wa
then Withdrawn 10 make FOR the sensation drama Oh
zine Dead Heart which, however, had only hosy
existence Tho pieces Al present running al tno nay
market arc Bnckstone's drama, isabelle, or woman
Life" aud the well known burlcequs Of "fortunlo"
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scracinccs and VII at sorrow fdars) similar works car
rkd Out by similar means cost Tho country and the
people.
The conversation turning naturally from this railway
TO the canal for which the Vceroy governments
supplies the men, told him that The precise object OF
my mission to Paris was 10 10 understanding
with the company upon the means 10 be employed IN
order to dimnsh the evils which the large number
Of workmen engaged occasioDed the country; that
hoped upon The arrival OF NJ. &c Lesseps 10 come
to an understanding with him without any difficulty
upon those means, which cossed in consulting the inc
rests Of tho country the interests OF the abOre aaI
those OF Egyptian agriculture oontngen provided or
moreover by an arrangement which existed between NJ
De Lesseps and tho iate Viceroy vzrha the company
should meet the dmuniton Of the number OF Feal labor
eIs by procuring others In syra or among the Bsd0uns
OF oven oy bringing over coolies from China.
AS To me preponderaLing influence which he said tho
canal might give TO France expressed TO him my opinion
mat the government OF Prince lsma desired English in
nuence no more than French influence that II wished be-
ore AL thngs to be Egyptian and that in would take care
70 De Independent OF all foreign influence
tray Mr. Editor have tho goodness TO publish this rec
tlncaton IN your next number, aud believe mo, &c
N. NUBAR.
PARIS. Grand
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TO rms RDfroR ov rHn LONDON EBwg.
sn-I have lust read In tbs vnss o. he 1tsh of Sep
ssmber etssr from Mr.. \. Olivsira, whch sssma 70
ne ought 10 BE- eompe'sd and rscsinsd upoo several
ponts
which YES a time taihsd o. for the construction OF
railway m Uppss e9yps 10 Casseir and Bescnscs.
rsVlied Va Mr.. OliveHa ~ had already repled 70 hin
q AlsrapdrM four I'VE months ego, vz'-nat 70 &C.
vsvsa The dceevt for corsidsraols distance
ShaA o<5srsA - sdvussages " tbs country, teet
The ESypsian government, which making every enoft
70 carry out the aboco of forced labor, would never
reduce the people 10 such painful Toll asan
thA portno u the snex railway bad bees Constructed
uDdsr M directive. and that b. eroerenoe what
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Panac I'm the English Iron Trade.
fErom Ina london Pat. Sept 26.i


pcsitve panic prevails throuehout the iron trade Of
South stasordshre and East worcssershrc IL win be
ed that after struggle with an Important sec
etcn the workmsu who maintained st. Ike FOR nineteen
and at It's coes were more powerful than when
they began the movement the masters gave way and
b. od n week, and the milimen and rollers and
miners In proportion Al the same time the nastcrs
pms up the price Of los ton rise that not
covered by the cost which resulted from IN. ad
In the Of wages This alteration took psce
month or nve weeks $50. and " was understood that
% The regular quarterly preliminary meeting which
would b held In birmingham yesterday, further
stse In the price o. iron q los. q ton should DO de
elased. IL then became no secres that 90 soon ~
Tbs second advance should be declared the mco
immediately many buyers Of iron In different parts q
The country that had been long with
held others pressed orders the makers the
los RISE until makers BOOKS bccams full q orders,
and ey all refused n take another order nj sss than 81
sdvanos Yesterday the preliminary meeting came on,
md moro numerous gathering has never been held,
nor there been since the railway manis al which
shere was fevsrish excitement No one member of
The trse, however could venture an op4nioD, when
commenced would be the result q the deliberations
plain 10 all that the advocates Of the rise OF ten
sAubnss were IN . minority, and that, although they
sgmbcred Of gravity and long experience sm"hs
them yet that these would give beore the more con
Adeus and imrstuous and they did 90, for resolution
vas carried nem oc~., advancing prices II ton max
six weeks Of 81 los ton and that W fortnight pad
ders' shoufd be advanced ons shilling ton, NH.
men cent, and the In proportion. Best
bars are now therefore, a the WORKS ~ los
tor some OF hs mon vim nov BE- receiving, the pod
lers los Cd aud certain o the mlmen Ia. Cd. per
week, than they we're getting before the strike
sober the consumer viii not buy al The rise but
the sanguins are sure they VII.
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The Prince Imperial or France.


HIS APPEARAgcB, ADJUSTMENTS AND ASSOCIATES.
IBiarritz (sopt. l5) correspondence OF Galignans
Messenger
The imperial residence stands on an emincnce on the
tourists right he enters the town from Bayonne
deep hollow separates the grounds from the buildings OF
bustle Of the watering place Tho villa q largo oblong
building apparently containing considerable accommoda-
tion with lawns laid In the English
fashion, Tho lawn from tho villa on tho towu side slopes
down somewhat abruptly 10 the beach having however
the bottom wide fiece OF sward which is shut
from public 1access by a Ia ha defended by a strong
wooden railing all around, TO prevent accidents.
iashioaablo world of B,arritS conerecate each
afternoon to listen TO the band OF the regiment
auartered close by to show or collection OF costumes
unryaed for expensive and of
color and all to have tho satisfaction OF often
being very nearly IN the company OF the Empress aud
the Prince Imperial
In tact, the pccs OF sward Of which spoke. above
the very spot on which the young FRINGE comes each
ions of bis own age or rather somewhat oder Tor the
majority seem TO he from about eight to thirteen When
walked down Yesterday afternoon about i've to the
place where the band playing, the ground out
side was thropged with iashionabies walking about
or seated whilst inside TO BIO seen con-
siderable number OF children Of both sexes, amusing
themselves according their phantasy the midst Of
the boys the young Prince, and remained for
some time close to the scene was able 10 for IA olca-
bly, Judgment his health strength and General
bearing i should mention that bridge is thrown
posted to ADM, eyery child mthoa. exception proyded
he she seemed by dress appearance belong
the more respectable classes Of society In fact tho
popular character to the young Princes education
admirably calculated to give him self reliance and to
accustom him to form a Judgment for himself Tho
girls were infinitely more numerous than the boys ard
like ranged ago from eight to The
osensibe motive OF the aggregation in both cases was
youthful exercise but the girls in almost every
seemed fifty attred for matinee dapsantee. No
as TO peyin the frank genial and honest meaning Of
that delightful word-it utterly out question.
And so the young adiesI dare not designate them chill:
during the whole time there scarcely INDUCED 10
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IFTOW Iu6 UVIuIUU6 IoPt
The Navy apartment OF the Kingdom OF Italy has bxed
she OF the vessels to be built FOR the
italian Heet as follows-oeny-fo first class ,roncased
fIoates sin qumbocts ditto, S1 batteries dito twelve
eovettes twelve gunboats fifteen advice boats iour.
transport ships and niue steam tugs al DUH OF
wood. Besides these which arc 70 be model Vessels
second class cased fgato and two other WOODEN
snes fpst sailers be constructed exceptionally
The whole TO be completed In the course OF ten years
The Italian feet will thus number one hundred anu
sigheen vessels instead OF eighty three as at present.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

WHEAT-Market closed frm at 1 O5
for prime red, ! 08@1 10 for Indianaor Ohio
white, and ] 1901 is tor prime Kentucky
white.
CORN = Ear rules dull at 44(945 in
bulk, shelled firm at full prices at 46 in bulk,
and 67@6S, Including sacks.
oATS-Good inquiry from the army con-
tractors, market steady. We quote new and
old al bS@54 In bulk, and 63@66, including
sacks.
RYE-Demsnd fair at e2@s3 for prime
samples on arrival.
BARLEY-Demand good for best grades
market ruled firm, prime fall at / 800
l 80 state spring, prime to choice, at I 2O9
l 25.
PROFESSIONALISM Pork held at IL 90
for old, and 10 90 for new city. New coun-
try offered at $l2 5O@l2 IS. Bulk meats are
dull.