PORTUGAL,
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topic, the Lisbon Gazette remarks. h,.
:. though the desires of the good Portucasss s
and good Braziians, are not yet fulIy,o ~
complished, by the glorious completion os
the mutual wishes of the two countrss
which are so intimately connected by NJ,
tural bonds, and by their political conues o.
ton Of three centuries, yet the great s,sn
taken by the august son of our monarcbF
showing that he was sufficiently powerm
to put down the proud demagogical faction
in the Brazilian Assembly, however, pivp'
us proofs, and to all Europe just hopes, ths,
his profound discernment will know bow
to hold with prudence the reins ofa govern.
ment which was confided TO him ill tbs
happy re-establisement Of the rights Of L.,
gitimacy."


Observation-Disclosures from Conen
hagen are to the 18th of Feb. On the 9Th
of that month, the King issued two De.
crees, which have given great pleasure 10
the Danish landholders. BY the first, (th.
operation Of which commences with the lst
of January.) the land tax, which was hitb.
erto paid in money, may be paid in paper
currency, at its nominal value. By this
the tax is reduced 60 per cent. The Sc.
cond gives permission to pay the tax in
grain. instead of money. The arrears Il
the tax from the lst of July, 1922, to the
end Of 1895, is to bo paid in four success
sive quarters. beginning with the January
quarter Of 1925.


GREECE.--Advices from Zante, of lst
Feb. state, that Patras remained under
close blockade by sea and land. Lord
Byron and Colonels Stanhope and Della
may, were concerting measures with Mau-
rccordato, for besieging Lepanto. Some
! Algerine vessels, which had taken shelter
under the guns of that fortress, were block
AIDED by six Hydriote vessels. 1t is mem
toned, in letters from Smyrna, that the


Turks in Crete had received reinforce.


ments from Egypt.


The Greek Bonds are 2 Ia premium in
! London.


TURkEY.--Letters from Constantine.
pie, dated Jan. II, speak positively of the
disastrous situation of the Turks. 1t seems
certain that the fire which broke out in


the arsenel on the night Of the 25th ofJan-
uary, was caused by incendiaries, that the


damage done was very great, although the


Turks pretend that it was completely sub


dued without any considerable loss. tits


also confirmed that the Persans in the
neighborhood of Bagdad have made hostile
movements. These letters state, that LORD


Strangford had given great offence to the


majority of the Turkish Ministry, by the


positive tone in which he demanded on


the Oath of Jan. the immediate evacuation


of Walachia and Moldavia, but that he is


in favor with the Sultan and the Grand


Vlzier, who are both disposed to pacific
policy.


A letter from lady at st. Petersbursh,
dated December 5th, 1925. to her friend
. in Baltimore, says =" A gentleman just
: arrived from Vienna brings the news OF the
7 Empress Maria Louisa's marriage, IA secret
one) with her Chamberlain the Count
Z; Nyperg. a very distinguished man who
E has lost an eye, it is said, in the military


service"


e Prices Current at UavaDna, Feb. 1924.
I, .Assassinations.-The price varies from
IS so a S6S, according to quality; but


they are more frequently obtained, free,


gratis, and for nothing at all"
= Beaaty-Scarce, and in demand, esps-
!, cially if hard and white.
g Commercial Lacs and Regulations
: Plenty and fiuctuatng-sudden changes
e frequently occur in this article.
e Duties on Imports and Erports-PLES-
/. TY, unsteady and uncertain--unexpected
: alterations often take place and cause hea-
. Wy losses.


j Escri6ano's and LavyerS-Good, scarce
e inferior quality and assorted colours
c plenty, by retail.
J Friars, Knares and Pripsts--Plenty-
: looking up since the downfall of the Con-
j. stltut0n.


i Honesty-yery scarce--out of season.
i and no demand.
Vt Independence-Not wanted by the Old
: Spaniards in the city of fIIavana--but much
l. wanted by the Creoles in the country .
= Lac Suits-Plenty--one of these art
l. cles wi II last century. n. b. The prc'
a depends very much upon the amount
n property of the purchaser.
n Observation-Disclosures quality, plenty,
'r good, scarce, and much needed. N. b
,cl e.