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Foreign Ports.


MArArxAs Jan s-sid brgs Paragon tBr) WELSH Hyork:
oeIla !sph Csb1,: o. Nor's.ns yoh, n m, yoao...
MOI Esa,es s peg sssz.,lh o ss % c.s:ss 81
.ss : % E:s ks:s. 7ssg Rsa:.s sT: Island
Amerfcam Ports.
BOSTON, Jan ls-Arr bark Sir George Grey. Alsos Bay
.esrs RsSsrs: virgil New sp HsS.a ;? Lucy % 1S.:
ssnas ns
yoosev sopsI sYort river ocs;.s:
Snasro hr. rsss M I'VE Sel,in % nssss coons
sHLrxsr' 'an nsa SD seSp H.rs, Nay walker Ks3
CHARLEsros. Jan e-Arr s.ssmssips Delaware. siaa-
issSAr steamship Nonsia, LIBBY SYort; s9ss chr chss.
NYo<s bars Helen sands Liverpool brss Baker, Phil.r
RxsrPoRs' jan Cid sehr willie Move, Husoa xsS
FAII RIVER. Jan lo-sld schr xsy Day. Adams Balstv
SO ks.sS. s.s sY es'.ds ID. ss .i re
'Sis sssE: Ss 4.,sp5 Lewis B.es
ssSssis =. E;s,s s:'
'ss ss Essspoo sst S Cc1.,s ron
sS1sns: wsiIscs 2d.as from Bos.on; Nss 5ussnns.
s% ys,s ysc Srs Ssv sss g. ~ '.''''
~ "a ss. NJ .s
E%@: s,ss ii.,..; EsH,ly sn. Dowsil Ivs,Rosl; Sss
nsa Iss1:sr :ssr ind:Dsadssss T@s sAsesnsSip Fang
W ii Bgslow Roberta, Pedro Keys for Balmorc-put IN
for repsrs water: schr Nellie Benedict,
Elis Bridgeport CID bark Savannah Hapenuy, rhaladel
NEW BEDFORD, Jan liar sehr Samuel Gilman. Kei.
ley; Flnrda Sid schI Helen, Perry. NYcrk. - -.
sIs s1s ~ s !;s% sss $: 81
York virginia Price spegh fsn River for do sloop Es
raid Norton Provdence for do (apd all sid AN 1lthb sa
Mh schr John Boynon Reed Salt Cay IT, for NYork a9
Eastern port. according to wnd1.
nth, AMNo arrivals. Sid bark Icouidas Howard, Prov.
dence for New Orleans; brig John Bach whssy Mssnns
wa Key West sch,s Galloway Morris, Arts weods Hos %
Maria Webster, Hgains Providence for do Ttnouse Rob-
bins do for Rappahannock River, Va; Cabinet burncks
Fall River tor Sands Point, NY.
PORTLAND, Jan 1l-Arr schrs r q willard, Parsons,
Philadelphia Bramhali, Hamiton Nrork. Counccs
Bllngs Bucksport for Nyork. Cid brgs snow Bird bh
Bacon. Masanxas Clara Goodrich Look Havana; schr
issh-siS steamship Hibernian tBr, Du,,on, Liverpool
PROVIDENCE Jan ILL., Arr schr Challenge smith, Men,
semond. Va. Sid schr Saxon, Cassidy, Nyork tnot pT
RoCKLAYD San s-Arr schr Maria Louisa. Robnsos
NYork Cor Boston, Sid 3D. schr Lewis Brsckey' -,
SAVANNAH Jan ia--Cld brig Scotland. Boston ~
steamships san salvador Atkins Nyork WIN Ho~'~
Cony Boston.
SALEM Jan Is--sld schr Bramhsi from SYork fe Ncv.
WYfsMivGroS, NO, Jan s--Arr schr Z wine EndsHt
rYork CID brigs Petta (Brl Hanscu RIO vrande 90 NV
Trindelsa, Hswe-, Aiyns Point Conn., sohr ooesn IVY
ic,A,,cs sss; s.aa's, yrsa'r ss''~ss sssoos ~.s.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY. JANUARY IA, 1867.

two years OF sls6ao2o not including interest which
wh the receipts e P sa,s nasIs g ss s
nsy s Sssn Sa.nSs - Sn sss 'hs '0'
kevenae Fund 1855, ,o52
Sssso as't Iunn issS oos
tssy LasS ooS W.
Illinois Central Railroad iaaa. ..,,,...... I,i50sis
pslsnSSsn, peRposn snS lapd mInI tax "a
nssssk segssS interest fund. a............. sass
TSs TSs. s.Sdns se,esS, ,oaS
FUNDS have been as follows
Stats Az, i1na. S 2ss 800
Interest fund 1894 o.
school fund 1870 455
uinols Cen,r., 297 076
.. espsrg kailroad fund .............. l,I0a 436
Unknown ana minor heirs fund. ............ 295
Hancock county intereil lypd............ $3.50
Total ~ . :. :: = 27l ss4
The total amount belonging to the % various funds in
hand which may be applied the payment of the Stats
debt would further reduce il 70 about seven and hsr
The following statement shows the movements Of lhe
ssssdeo. for The last SIX years giving the amount due
isSS 1882 Ras.iSi isss ss s,sSs' ass
To accom- plsh the reduction OF the State debt which
has taken place within the last four years increase
Of taxation been pecessary Al the present rate Of
valuation the Treasurer estimates that the two mill tax
would be sufficient to pay the state den within ten
the Illinois Central Railroad added the last dollar OF In
debiedness be met by hS LIST OF January 1874 II
the appropriations Of the present Legislature should
equal those Of the t s estimated that will be
de0c in the reveuuo fund for the next two years Of
$3.50 o00 which will have to be supplied by increased
taxation or otherwise.
An English Journal remarks Of railroad progress in
England
During the fortyone years which have elapsed since
the first railway was laid down in England 81 500 900
have been invested in railway capital, and the various
lines in operation l3 2ss miles in length.
In 1885, on the various roads 500 passenger trains
carrying 7l6 passengers, travelled H. sl8
miles, while 2lOS.l98 freight trains transported
900 horses dogs cattle and other stock
tons OF minerals and &c. 6sS Of general merchan
disc over 800 miles These passenger and freight
trains together travelled in year great distance
from the earth to the and onehaf the way back In
order to do this business the company had TO keep
rolling stock Of locomotives 987 passenger cars,
and 23 260 freight and trucks The receipts during
the $179 000 the expenses $Ss 055 900,
and the balance of profits Of the companies during the
year were s93, 395, ,000
The highest prices Of the leading stocks sold at the
FIRST session Of the Exchange each Saturday OF tho
fo,r foil
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youngest daughter of Henry D. and nary Ann wstsoa
aged years aud mouth
fho relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Tuesday atsrnoon al
one O'Clock, from 100 West Forty ith street
NaEIsR-0u Sunday morning. January IS JUrIA.
beloved child Of Walter G. anu Harriet A. wheelsr.
aged yoars, III months and days -
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully .
ved 70 attend the funeral from the residence o
parents, oSS Sixth avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, o.
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ROBBERY IN NEW ORLEANS. &C.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL, 1867.
Messrs Dubois 4 Ogden brokers' dong business IN
Caroodsst street. robbed this evening OF bag con-
tanning S. 900 In gold and gold check Tor 600 IL
tsksn from desk during the absence OF the parties
The revenue cutter Hugh McCuoch sailed a. moon TO-
day for Havana Bishop simpson, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, was passenger
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Marine Disasters

SrxAnsaIr CIrv BALsxoRE, whch aground on oW
Spit Saturday Pm, Oh the night with the asss
ance of the Coast wreckns compsnys powerful steans
rsteher Gladiator, aud Winanls. ana procsedsd inA
diateiy to sea. - N+4J
leans fer Havrs with cargo Of slaves was wrecked % ~
MaaRor's Bank 21st ulL The master and
rived the 18Th IN the wreckng schS Brohsra
BARn wRrArH lBr,. from Savannah for Bremen. VII
CARO- OF tobacco went Ashore a SW
Point Iaagua Dec 10 At midday aid totally osl
About half hs tobacco dry and avery small PER
tiou . vet state.
Miscellaneous.
The following table gives Of the vessels ia he
harbors OF New York, Boston, PhiAAslphta ChArestsn.
Savsnnsk Mobile New Orleans and Galveston, a. the
latest aoc0Untts frsn each OF those portal
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Arrived. n fss..
Steamship Herman Livingston, Baker. Savannah. -
hours passengers Livingston Fog 4 Ces
ith inst OF Cape Lookout exchanged s!gna4
steashtp Moneka hence for Chnfiostou day -
miles Of Cape Hssteras exchanged signals with steams
Gen Barnes, do for Savannah =
BarK 0altorno ItalD. Costa TseanrcS VIA Malta. -
days with wool, master Hnd very heavy weather thQ
entire passage sas &c; Jan within " les q
New York. a
BARK Alc,ons tof stock,on, Partridge, New Orleans. -
days, with nndse, 10 Walsh 4 Carver.
Sailed.
Nah n PM-Frcsn Quarantine. steamship Haasa.
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rba Ens,,sh papers announce the death OF this lady
NJ Nottingham on the 10th ultimo. She was the wife
OF tho Rev Joseph Gilbert and was known IN literature
as Anne Taylor, or 0ngar Az the author OF Original
Poems Tor Infant MInds' she well known. She died
al ths rpe age OF eighty 1--we, admired by all who knew
her for her sweetness and amablity OF character
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M. silvsstro Casncrino.

TIE Italian journals mention the death OF this gen.
tlsuan at Padua He leaves . fortune Of fofty.two
millions OF francs the greater portion OF which goes TO
n nephew who had been hitherto In reduced circum-
stsucss For hfty years The deceased worked az
comoa iaborsr and throughout his life could scarcely
sign his name.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

CRoup-IoRnLARp --On Friday, January II, by the
Rev Henry H. Rdgaway, HoRA1ro j. CRoUD 10 MANY q.
Lonu LARD, both Of this city.
HAIfrxBEcK-HuyTsR Wednesday, January .. at
the residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. H. c.
Kinney OF Iowa, EUGESE HAILESBEcK 10 LuE, daughter
of j. b. Hunter all or this city.
KSorr--MARsIIALL lin Brooklyn on saturday, Janu-
ary IL by the Rev. Edward yessup JABEz G. kSorI to
Mrs. r. p. MARSHALL
VAN wAGExrS-vASuvE. E.-On Monday, January 7, a.
the Methodist Episcopal church, Seventh street. by the
Rev. Dr Woodruff, DANIEL VAN WAGExKS 70 HATTIE T.,
daughter Of Henry vsntine Esq. all Of this city.
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PORTLAND, Jan IS 1857.
winslow's pottery westbrook was burned At mid.
night Insured Tor $4,000. Mr.. Winslows loss was
considerably more than he was insured Zoe.
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For wheat the demand was also very light and prices
nomnay changed in favor Of the buyer TO the orient Of k
9r per bushe The sales only reached 0e bushels
including 500 amber State :. % o. Germ vas entirely ne@
store and 81 lsa 81 20 a6oat We heard Of business OF
Importance ruled dull and heavy 1900 bushels were
disposed 60. o6c for Chicago and Milwaukee and
ec oc for state RE vas dull bu. uns,srsd In value
was also neglected West In bond 1000 bushels
were sold at o6c. Malt dull and nominal.
CorroNThe market ruled moderately active and steady,
with sales OF LOO bales chiefly 70 spuners the quotations
appended At which the market closed hrm We quote .
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Ilied.

BoRpEv-On Sunday, January 13 al No. All West
Twenty third street. ANNA S. wife Of william Borden In
the 3Sth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the Church Of the
Holy Apostles Ninth avenue, corner Of Twentyeighth
street, on Thursday morning. at ten o'clock
BRouGHAw- Sunday, January 10, after long,
painful and lingering Illness which she bore with Chris
iian fortitude wrvEfREp BRoCoHAs vile or stephen NJ
Brougham, aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence, a.
East Baltic street. Brooklyn without further notice
The remains will be taken 70 the Church OF st. Paul,
Court street. between Congress and Warren srcsts on
Tuesday poyniDg, Of hslfpsst nine oeiock; services
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TINE TENNESSEE UNION STATE CONVENTION.

NAsHvuLE, Jan. IL, 1867.
The Union State Convention TO nominate candidates
for Governor meet on the 22d Of February number OF
ountles OF Fast Tennessee recommend the denomination
of GnyarnoY HrnWnlow
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BRxApsrurrs-Recepss l5S bbls -four IL $50 bags
meal COO bushels corn IL 800 do do. malt and
IS do seed The for State and Western four
quite with FREQ offerings prices ruled nomnsly
loc 6 per bb in favor OF the buyer this market closing
DUH with downward tendency a. the reduction
The sales confined $500 bbs revised quota
subjoned Southern nour also dull and easier
The sales were bb Rye -four quiet and shade In
buyers favor We note sales Of 200 bbl ss 50 S.
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The following s abstract OF the annual report Of the
Treasurer OF the state OF Illinois -
The public debt Of tho State Of Illinois, the 30th OF
November 1868, was 252a reduction Ia the past
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sHIPPIN G NEW S
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMERS. J
From Europe.

are forwarded by every In the regssar hpss
no srsmers Tor or from Liverpool call 1t Queens
cept ne Canadian Inc, which call Londonderry rhs
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Posrsas.-on sunday, January 10, KARL pouxAs,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence 81 Crosby street, Tuesday
Porr Sunday, Jsanasy IL, AIRED PORE the be-
loved husband Of Mary Pope, aged SS years.
Guards Captain Reis respectfully invited 70 At
tend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
from his a!. residence, s42 Esh.h avenue corner Of
Twenty-eghth street, without further invitation
Mr.: Ros4s.. ovns. ;ssi r. naive Of XIII, county
Her fiends and those of her sons Michael and John
Quinn, invited 70 attend the fanera ct Flushing
e o zen a .ns' ..
srs Point foF Flushing at hapast eight and hafpssi
Utica N ~ and California papers please copy.
RoAcHx-On Saturday, January IL, JoHS RoAcHI, .
native Of Limerick, Ireland, aged q years.
attend the iunersi this ixondayJ sf,srnsoa, At one
O'Clock, from his late residence, No. Union court
sIsssLp On sunday, January Is. JosErn = snfArp'
Notice Of funeral in tomorrow lTuesdsy) mornings
papers.
Dawn Smith, son Of Woodruff Smith, aged 80 years,
sMrn.-os Friday evening, January II, aAnr NIL
lows. daughter Of the late Gamael Smith, 10 the e'tn
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
three O'Clock from the church on Lafayette place. corner
Of Fourth street. -
SPKScE, Sr.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this ondayI afternoon,
two O'Clock from his late residence No. 90 Broadway,
Tyson 3on sunday. January f3 HENRIETTA l., only
daughter Of Charles and Henrietta Tyson, aged IL
months.
attend the funeral from her parents residence So West
Washington place. Tuesday morning, s nine O'Clock.
H-On Sunday morning, January ls at the resi-.
street, Brooklyn, suddenly LOUIS wArsH OF Mamsro.
neck, in his sSth year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
wArsos --on Saturday. January II, AxSn EuoFrx,
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debtor ard individual creditor the expense Of ths
s. That the resumption Of specie payments tends "a
render the paSingo ola national dshi immensely dim
cult, II not impossible.
- Thas nsrehAnts naaufaotursrs and farmers Who
give their minds % this subject are more likely 70 bs
right ON currency questions than buIonisss, pam
phletees and iougpalistA
T. That although nine out OF every ten bankes may
be but poorly yersed IN the theory Of monetary science
yss that their practical good senss makes them afsr
guides than cold biooded buili0nst theorins whose
principle Of action s. "Psrsh the country rather than
our crotchets.''
g. That one OF the bullonists' lodges s to get I'm
JaDbinical routCry agann9 bankogs because bankers
with th0r conservative bias Oppose IN obstacle
rash emprcism OF the former and that the producing
classes should point their suspcons mot at the banker
but a. the bullionist agtators themselves
O. That legialatess Who are ignorant OF monetary
science are apt 70 become the dupss Of buliionist
tAeorsis and undsr ssGh inauencas 70 pas measures
which IN later ysas they bitterly repent Of having oson
tenanced. 8~~Awsms txN
look we'll before you leap IN
IL That It ID wiser stiiI At the present juncture. b
hold firm the commoa Place principle Of letting ven
alone efe - II ritsxfrx A1.nra
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r..
thsy' vcre In consoqasnce forced TO bring their
stock into the Market Prices In consequence rapidly
fell that OF cotton In particular sunk In the space OF
three months v half It's former level The country
hankers circulation was contracted By no less than ve
milioni sterling the entire circulation OF England fell
from f40 770 go IN 1878 to &4O 900 IN 1920 and IN
tne ssoossding year y sunk - low - SAslASeoo
~ ~ period when its expansion was 90 loudly
called for, sustained the national industsy Or
1asorted q gsneral bankruptcy, bat The fortunate
circumstance that the obligation on the Bank
s,y P IN spscl. va the ssa y: "a ?. ,h, is y.
sesl No ssaablnhneat y the presiding autumn. When
- sgh hesan mo- osly nes y contact is ssuss bat
even u eight degree 70 Increase them, may BE- sssn
frem the foliowsng tablss:"- er' IA
n1Nk o. WoLArD AuD counxRr nANKnnS H0fnA
Yaaa Fms n. q EnglanA Country BkA Total
}ss}s .,.v,i.x2 III x?e so 600 x!s s.sce es
lses. s..... aAsOe,lse l95M91s slo6H3es
la i sfisa s sis sss ssssssss
Cisculasaon Of Bank d England in isls. ss
IsosoAsy ~ ISO. 49,. ~. 70 l1Asy0
The effects Of thus sudden and prodieous conjunction
Of ths currency were apparent and they rendered
ne eexs three ysa a93e 1sal la1 psriod Of cssssl
ssnsd s. Ssn sHs din.Ssd . much
II consequences d the oblsatioa ald upon them OF pa-
iagtn specie when speCe w' nos 70 b. got that the
paper under discount - NJ Dank of EngAnd whoh In
l81o had been 900 And IN 1915 not les than
80 100000 sunk q $50 % co. and IN 1sa1 70
"a $4,000 rhe easct upon pNcss Wis not lses tmus-
diass Or sppalhng. Ihey snnk u gaps.al within six
0at Io.o ss v tAs M tky ysasx Prices of the under
mentioned articles D me ysa md wAsas IN Dsssnbss
a. eo00 yo0l - rNf FG rl.l4 tMNexa rrnvl 1 q
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ton should consist Of media OF exchange which
balances or trade what h called adverse In other
words when drain OF bullion sets inis sinking deeply
their countrymsn one condition only q seeded
them OF speedy victory which VIII % Won Tor Al
Europe, and which, when von win b the triumph q
tvrsnny a. moneysd eiiesrchy and that one cosdisn
that the American people viii NOS rsshly and thought.
ne n UsnsI hcS re srsss n
happily drove them in 1851 - u drove British ssees-
mon m l505 Rich in knowisdGe soquarea snfoegn
sueng and endeared TO them BY the scorns they nave
endured the British currency rsiormers are cage. 70
place that knowledge q the service Of ther Asran
q Ins % the
Of state 70 guard u and the precious freieh. esAss
from being s.ecrcd suaksn rocks while the helms
man II liuening 70 the syren strains Of tho bullion
ist-serains whose sanctuary and best loved
haunt u their own oligsrchriddcn isle, bus
soboss % shs sse of B. xsnss they are noe sass-
" scanning every telegram and every journal 70 see "
The ormuxd Of unconverble or ~ mbolc money stu
hail with delight tho disposition manifested by The late
patriotic House Of Representatives. Ia It's anti contraction
resolutions and ts attitude toward .ne Q. .ns
eth Congress win not only nos fall short Of the wisdom
They know well thai tbe nnsl establishment and
nxed settlement In the United states Of
= i .ssau.: and .s classic ss
b. excess will shorten BY gcncrson their own period
OF probation and corrspondingiy abbrevise the eigr
of bulonism IN Britain and France. F ~
~ TINE Lnss0Ss WHICH nRrT1sa REsuMru0N rRACHK&
We will put In conciss form Of the leading axions
inculcaed by the experience Of Crest Britain In hel
Gsas monetary revolution OF 1s1S-2l We gather
1-That the buionst promises that The restoration
gold basis will srress speculation faliac0unl
mss cusssv .. sss .s"ss . Sss an
preserves The community from tsrribss hussaassos
rnss forced ana srsscsal ssssrscs,on q The cur
rency brings disaster 70 every a6ustai productive AM
comwsroai class and bsnsaU only 6ne very smal
cass rAmsly, ne "mcassd CspltainnS' - deAsee y
4 That ne rsssmpslom - spssis payments fnvcr
the national creditor ~ The expense u The natoue
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greatest ease and without division on any point or
principle ~ rl1
s& xHn uyEcrs oy ru Rrsuuprrou as
Nevertheless events were not slow confirm the sar
and forebodngs OF the business and banking world
MessrA Heyaate Quincy and the first sir Robert Peel
had the melancholy satisfaction on nndipe that
they had besn right while The magnates Of Parliament
had gone faaly wrong First Of al lee IN take the &C.
cosns Of thoss effects given by friend Of the people,
The late Mr. Jonathan Duncan lAladdin In his LISTERS
% nosstary science !" london. :-"ImmsdAiey
on TIE passing Of PssPs bill prices began 70 fall they
were Fortunate who obtained CTS FOR what had
been previously valued ~ EloO Profits and
wagss declined; riots broke OUT; the Luddites
attributed their sunerings 70 machinery and de-
ssroysd Il when they were able Tarrs meslineB
wsvs hsld demanding Parliamentary reform 4 che proper
curs fw the evils endured To sggvass The pressure
md innams pube dsocntsut three mi,lions or add.
tona TAXATION wsrs imposed The agricultural Aborsrs
nov smulaaed he mechanics Of the tovps and burnt
co1stacka fofiwhich some Of them we're hanged -
Now The other hand let revert 70 thst friend q
the landed and mercantile interest," Sir ArohIbasd Ason
He writes - foloes:- r E
Ths cssce Of shn extraordinary piece Of Legislation
were soon apparent The industry OF the nation We
speedily concealed Rowing stream n by tho ssvsrsy
" arctic winter. The alarm became urivernl--Gs
widepved confidence and activity had rsccaslv been
me country baaken Who had advanseA largely
o. ths Socks Of goods imported YsfuesA "
continue their SUPPORT 10 thsr cusowses. ard
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January OF that year. The attempt vas lailure
great drain Of sod set in upon the bank and the
saoaa.s 20 900 The rsss, Of sSs s x
convinced The that would NOT DO TO return
% specie paymsnts on July ISIS according 70 the Get
70 grant the symbolic currency another rsprisvs for
t~elvsuontA, o. ustl July q lua the cppc.s.
nSs .sl ss
a. Commons BY lea 70 %, ana. IN the Hoass
q Lords BY q tea Y was dsras this debate that Mr.
srssunp.on On prncps. sad mat The former gen
man uttered the folio sing emphatic declaration ssd NJ
ysua " 90 ySs SS
account Of the days Of william III and undsr debt
q oo ycu can no more force bsck your prices
Than 700 can make sns shsdow 20 back on the DIAL"
Unfortunately for ths intsrssts Of the producisg
~ ~ n s e es
1ssfsrrsd % follow their own crude hsonss The dc
sS:, q % % %: %%'s "H pr:
Lord Liverpool wa bccomine) 10 apt 70 cling
as s..A nj; p, second .s:y: ss
Eschecusr w able q boas THAI in me three rsprisvs
q she national debt impcrs iscrsss and ne Prses
Regent on meeting Parliament 70 January, 1913, VS.
able 70 say with truth;srhs Prince Regent hss the
trade commerce and Manufactures q the country In
nces nourfshine condsn. ~ ealtivate and improve
the sdvaasagss q cor pssss ssuassa ws - Ne OBJ
loot Of your dsllbsrnkiooA" a. 49,
SAYS Sir A. Alison In ths second volume q HE pre-
cited WORK, pase 81 -"ln word. The British empire
IN ne whole q 101e and commeDesUsat e 1919 vas
bsginnng - ss hs blssed fruits Of psecs and pros
psrisy and industry, vivihsd and supported ~ cur
IN al ns b~nsh@ AZ as1ly 6>c0vsrfag ssw esannsn
al profit and snlsrpuss - Abe veU une vhee we
scarcity Of money on the continent va nvcivisg ~
cle1es IN unheard OF dsnsfsFs." =.
% Iase rebrusry 1sis sns govevnDsss sssmee de-
pcsed 70 a on the wss prncips q ieeasn9 vel aone
LOT On the second Of lbkt month, ~ moutnpIsce u
fepy 70 the opposition icader, Mr. nerpey -" Notnm9
nnsso coad BE- more fatal - the intsree3 81 eses
coun than the fact Of Ne whole Of III peupey being
incapable q being sprsssntsa by saythiaG 6ss nstslho
The Baltimore County union., 1867-06-08
The Diamond Churn
cTtLLEyGEs THE WoRLB,


HAFlNG ptrehas@d the right of manufAe.
III turing The above cslebratsd Ckurn. tk-
unieFsignrd are nov prepared 70 furnish them
al the shortest losiee. Among the many al
vantage may b. named the GLOWING
/ iss. The Diamond eharHs sweet Cream.
-. The Diamond separates the Batter from
The cream. and leave. the milk sweet, 80 every
farmer can feed rs stick on sweet milk instead
II s0ur.
"a. The Diamond makes Butter IN from two
y four minutes.
tth. The Diamond makes half pound more
Butter b the gallon ~ cream than any other
ehurn nov IN nss.
5th. The Diamond Churn IL cheap and dur
able.
9Th. Tho Diamond Churn works the Butter.
"a Is aelf worker.i no milk lefs IN the Butter
sth. Tho Butter will keep sweet longer than
that made BY any other Churn now in use.
Es-All orders.addres. n tho Manufacturer.
KiLGORE. HARDEsTY a sCIIKFFER,
No. ~ n. Gay Street. Baltimore.
March .. iss5.--ly.