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, whA distinguished themselves III tile last


camnaiyn. in order to induce them to remain
! at their posts for the next campaign. But
| it was doubted whether these means would
be efficacious in retaining tile sailors. The
| Grand Seignor was very much enraged with
the Vice Roy of Egypt, whom he suspe ected
! of having excited all insurrection IN Syria,
in orderto excuse himself from taking part
in the next expedition against Greece. The
singular conduct of his son, ibrahm Pacha,
authorised this suspicion. Amongst other
things it was asserted, that after the discov-


cry of the recent conspiracy, the Sultan caus-


ed his treasure to be transported OH the 9th


side of the seas, in order to place it in safety.
1t is even added that his Highness will ere
long follow in person, and that in future he
will establish his residence in that part OF A.
sla.


GOLD OF CURACOA.-Gcneral Kray-


noff, Dutch officer, 20 years old will leave


Brussels towards the end of April for Cura-
Goa, with numerous Staff, to take the su-
perintendence Of the working of the gold
mines recently discovered III that part OF the
Dutch possessions


Negotiations at The .Norfh.-Earious ru
mours arc still kept ahoat respecting the
mission OF MT. OtfdtIoTu AdHuln6. INotWltH-
standing the denial given by the London
Courier, to the rumours of difference having
arisen between Mr.. Stratford Canning and
Count Nesserode, relative to the affairs of
Greece, the German journals, as well as pri-
vate letters from different parts of Germa-
ny, continue to repeat them. "Persons,"
says private letter from Frankfort, "who
pretend to be well informed, say that the
Cabinet of St. James has expressed a desire
that, in recognising the independence of
Greece, the choice should be left to her of
the governmeSt she would adopt, as we'll as
the power of framing such charter as she
might judge cxpedient.-The Cabinet of st.
Petersburgh, on the contrary is of opinion
that Greece should be constituted mon
archy, and, governed by a prince, upon the
choice of whom the great Powers might "a
gree, as we'll as upon the constitution adap.
ted to the new State"


In 1915, the quantity of cotton manu-
factored in Manchester, England, vas ITO,
00O. 900 lbs. making 99,537 500 lbs. yarn at
Is Cd 7,487, ,562i. In 1923, 100000 lbs.
were manufactured into las, 100000 lbs. at
Is Cd, 10,87J ,000k


The first steam engine used in Manches-
ter, was in the year 1870. In the year
1924, there were upwards of 200 engines.
At this moment there are upwards Of 80,
600 looms worked by engines. At the close
of the year 1914, there was one in use.