

..Affivat Of The 1readis iibitA European Aetrs


to December 4fh. A
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.afiivas of he J7rtadis bib E,.repean se,rs


to December 4fh. I'm


The grain market about the same al by
last news. Cotton was falling, and the
money market hard. The Oregon question
created great deal Of excitement. Aihet-
lean wool continues to be imported into
Great Britain, and the indications are that
this staple will soon come 10 be Of more inn
portance as an article Of export than il ever
has been heretofore. The farmers of Iowa
should each procure flock of sheep. A
survey has recently been made Of the Brit
ish Mail Steamers with view to their fit
ness for ships of war. These indications
are W arlike. If John Bull thinks however
to be able 10 frighten the "saucy insolent
Republicans" by such movements he is de-
ceived. There is how aiid then gun ont
,cest, and n,arksn,an to use tn The rail-
road panic still continues, many failures
have taken place by reason Of it. This is
another warming to beware Of these swind4
ling operations, whatever may be the sub
ject, whether it be railroads, stocks or
lands. Gen. Tom Thumb has again visit
ed the French King, attracting all the elite
Of St. Cloud. fhe presents he received
were immense, Mr.. Guizot was delighted



with him. Perhaps that minister thinks
the Gen. large enough to create the "bal-
ance Of power" There have been of late
quite number of secessions from the Pro.
testant to the Roman faith. The money
market of London is in deplorable coiid-
ton. The religious excitement continues
in Germany: The British Government
does not intend to interfere with the corn
laws. Lord John Russell and Lord Nor
peth have come oiit Id favor Of the uncon-
ditional repeal Of the corn laws. The lat
ter Lord has joined the league. II is though,
the sliding scale may surely read its doom
in this new accession 10 the free trade par
ty. The manufacturing districts are no,
in prosperous condition; wages have fall
len, and prices of various cloths have great.
ly fallen away. The King of Prussia has
called on his subje 10 stay at home, and
not emigrate to America; poor fellow!
Your subjects, no doubt, love liberty and
bread! The United States commerce is
doing wonders in China. We have thrown
John Bull almost out of the cotton market.
1t will take but a few years more for The
United States 10 stand at the head of ma
tons in point Of commerce. Just let us
widden our domain, spread light and lib
erty over that domain; let us have the whole
/, north American continent for our govern
, ment, and then all nations may stand back
: and pay Difference to the magic power O.
J. freemen. Readerl You are one-raise your
voice for the ,uidtning of freedom and fol
1 the glory of our country.