Foreign and Domestic Gleaninys.
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Aprivate letter from Madrid, dated Jan. 26.
says, that an order had been sent to the cen
sors OF all the towns where public shectacies
are exhioited,to suppress in every theatrical
piece the word liberty, wherever it NAV be
found, as well as every otherterm of alluson
to the state OF affairs in 1920. The censors
are made personally responsible for any allu-
sion OF that kind, and for all applause which
may be applied to it.


The Courier Francais gives report that
the Algerines had declared war against
Spain.


Great Britain.-The distress among the
laboring classes out of employ, it many Of the
manufacturing districts, was extreme.


Great discomfort begins to prevail; incend-
airy writings appear upon the walls, with the
most exciting inscriptions such as--"No
Trade, no Corn Laws"-"No Trade, no
King; '-"Bread or Blood" &c. &c. Serious
apprehensions prevail for the preservation Of
tranquility.


Mr.. Uriel Smith, while apparently in good
health, and attending town meeting at Fran
cistown, N. II. suddenly fell down dead in
the pew where he sat. The moderator was
just about to declare an unanimous vote for
him as town clerk.


Petitions are in circulation, addressed to
the governor of Kentucky, and proposed for
adoption in the various counties of the state.
urging an immediate call of the legislatures
for the purpose of organizing the judiciary
system. There are still two supreme courts
in the state; whose operation must increase
the confusion of affairs, and rcdouble the ex-
citement and bitterness of party spirit.


A stay has been put to the operations of
the "New-1ersey Delaware Oyster Compa-
n.y." about to be organized and the stock of
which was recently subscribed for at Bridge
ton, in consequence of informality and illegal