LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
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The shin George Clinton, Capt. Lawson, arrived
at this port on Saturday from Liverpool, which
place she left on the 2Slh Of August, bringing the
London Courier OF the evening oi August Goth and
a Liverpool paper Of August 27ih.


The first stone Of warehouse to be built
bv the Emperor OF Russia, was laid at 81. Peters
bureh on the 29ih of July. 1t is to be 90 isthoms
in length, Ie in breadth, and as many IN height,
and will be raised so high that the goods deposited
will not be reached by the wster however the NV
ers may rise.


At Napol d Romania, Turk has been discov
cred. who has been there Ave months, and who,
aitred in European costume, past for distinguish
ed Philheenian who had come 10 assist the Greeks.
He raised troops. Among those recruited, there
we're thirteen other Turks. They were TO spike
all the cannon Of Napoli d Romania, at the sp-
proach Of Ibrshim Pacha. His correspondence
has been intercepted. Alter being put TO the tor
ure and having made full confession, The traitor
has been burnt alive.


Cotton Market The amour, OF cotton import
ed into Liverpool from the ST Of January TO the
27th August, 1925, was 5l5,2l5 bags. OF which
t5l0,.69 were Of American sorts. During the
same period OF 1924, there were 545,l.8 bags i'm
ported, making an increase of import OF 1925 over
the previous year equal TO l.0,03.. This greal
increase has been supplied principally by South
America and Egypt, the cotton productions Of the
former country having doubled in two years, and
those Of the latter increased six fold. The amount
Of stock in Liverpool at the close Of August o25,
was estimated at 299,400 being $4,000 more than
the estimated stocks OF 1924 taken at the same
date.


The Spaniards Of Catalonia have taken up arms
in expectation Of a new French army crossing the
Pyrenees. The Etoils states that new French
army is about 10 enter Spsn-2o00 to occupy the
Basque provinces, 1000 TO be stationed in Arragon
and 2f;00 10 Madrid.


The British Parliamen, assembled on The a5th
Aug. and was further prorogued 10 the lst Of No
vembsr.


a new l,hogrsphlc invention is announced al
Brussels by which the French papers are 10 be
pied aEd reprinted within TWO hours after the arrival
Of the mail.


!, is reported tina, the Archduchess Maria Ioui-
sa, widow Of Bonspare, has been married 10 the
Count NiePperg, who is 10 be raised 10 the dignity
OF Prince.


Il IS stated tha, the British government is oppos-
ed to the proposed expedition of Lord Cochrane TO
Greece, which started BY The holders Of The
Greek loan.


The Cotton Spnners ., Manc hester have reduced
the price Of their yarns. In high numbers, the re
duetion is SIS TO IS pound.


The cultivation OF Silk in Egypt, is going On
upon extensive scale.


The English brig Britannia, Neae, which loaded
at Epos, with provisions for the Turks in he Mo
rea, has been carried into Napo di Romania by the .
Greeks ard her cargo condemned. The English
Consul reiusedt to interfere in her behalf.


|, is said most OF the transports which follow the
Turkish feet. are Austrian vessels.


Another expedition s'rong as the FRS, was
preparing in Egypt 10 ac, against The Greeks. l.
was supposed mos, OF he Egyptian feet had gone
to bring i.


The Envoy from, Tunis who recently arrived al
Paris. was conveyed home in French Frgale.


A company has been formed 10 London Tor the
purpose Of clearing away the buildings in The vi.
ciniiy OF ST. Paus. 10 rescue ,ha, magnificent ed-
6ce from the ooscuri,y n which i. is now cooped
up.


Paris, august %


The Monieur contains long decree Of King
Ferdinand, suppressing I'll the military and perma.
nsn, Executive Commissions which were establish .
co in all the capital towns Of the Kingdom, and The
Bslerian Islands, by the decree OF January 1924


General Miranda, who distinguished himself in
dispensing the troops OF Riego, is appointed second
in command Of the Island of Cuba.


TIE P,r4ouii Brest=qfcr This astonishing work,
which has enabled ssy the OF the
9 thus far shall We and farther" is situated
about four miles from the of Plymouth ard extends
across the % the length Of so yards Il IS not owev
er, finished and therefore will be when completed, much
from eight tons and the foundation OF il laid by
means Of diving bell :; the bottom Of the sea- tile
orpIh oI OF lHeFe Is no o.
used in IL but it said that viii be altered 50 as
present regular form OF masonry the There
are several breaches N Il tn; made BY the
dous gale Of wind which blew into Plymouth last March
prevent repetition Of oceu.ence lie this. work.
men now employed 10 extend ie southern side, as
well TO repair the breaches and widen parts where
these breaches effected. In he opinion Of the old
inhabitants here, the olG have been washed
the in March last bad not been protected he
BreskEsier. l. IS sad thst GoyernEe; about
Ploy 100 conyics in the completion gfra, nation
a. undertaking. LssGg. Pso>v


Richmond. Oct. l.-Wiihin he las, three days