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The New York herald., 1845-09-04
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3, ls45.

Il
Hot Wsather-End Of the Contempt CaseThs Doll BABY
| Bair-Ship Launch-7He "Son Pedro" Money, &C.
Notwithstanding have now entered into the first
fall MONTH the weather continues excessively hot the
| Thermometer raging close on TO 80 degrees.
The great Contempt Case against the propretors Of
the Sun newspapers brought up yesterday in the
City Court their honors clearly indicating that they
having got their heads into hornets nest intended to
beat the bush and make the best that
possible. The Court House crowded to excess and
the weather being too for their Honorsto undergo
the casga,ion which about TO be administered TO
them by the Hon. John Nelson backed ont of the case
by posponeing it indefinitely and in all probability it
will never be heard of again Attorney General Rich
ardson who left the city the same day that the writ
was issued, denied having any connection with the mat
ter and insisted that he did not know the writ was issued
in his name until he saw it in the Baltimore
ence of the Herald whilst rusticatng at Saratoga He
therefore removed the impression which had been form
cd on account OF his sudden departure that he had got
the Court INTO dical,y and had left the city avoid
,he puoc odum attached to the proceeding II appears
that our valiant son, George" was "the power behind
the throne greater than the throne itself" in this case
Take care, George or you will bring your fathers grey
hairs in sorrow to the grave yet.
The doll baby affair at the Museum has not yet caused
the splng ofsny the blood of the two Young
sprigs Of chivalry engaged in tine affair The doll baby
and whip were thrown the stage by admirer
oil Miss lnce, and were intended TO offend favored
sutor with whom the lady is accustomed TO ride oc.
caAonally; The rejected youth wishing to insinuate
hat the whip represented her gallant ana that riding
out ID the country had frequently heretofore in Bat
more resulted in the production of fac siniiie Of the
other article presented Time Dr. j. has managed such
things so on more than occasion but that did not
prevent this outrageous and public attack on viru.
Gus lady from receiving the unishment deserved
A beautiful brig of about 40 tons burthen was
launched yesterday morning from the ship ard of VIM
Butler and will do great credit TO the skill of Baltimore
mechanics wherever she may CO. She built for
capt Deivaie, OF New Orleans, and is named "P
a had oftba
Yesterday saw part Of the S27 900 raised from the
wreck OF the San Pedro in the Spanish Main which
supposed to have several millions of same sor on
board They were as black ink, and iinged as cher
as ithey had Just come from the Spanish mint Some of
mem were ciogged IN punches with shells closely
fastening them together They returned to Baltimore to
get their apparatus repaired and learn the time they
ceased for this purpose they recovering
at the rate OF $500 per day They will start again for
the wreck in about month.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. 1916

.,
The Register Of the Treasury has just promulgated
the following decision. There are some eight
clauses in it. send you for the benefit of whom it
may concern, the 9TH and Sth clauses:
Ith Persons wishing to ascertain whether any sums
e anng 10 their credit the books OF the Registers
n or 70 sne credit OF their esator ntesate
VI; van eesi.e accurate information without charge by
ietters 10 the Register Of the Treasury stat.
s e name age residence and calling OF the person TO
whom .ns Giaim originally belonged and if dead when
saeouars or sa stating IN addition who are his
sAeouoi "a strsors and their re esidence When
requested they will also be furnished win np"ea %
and insrucuons for drawing what NAV he dp oi's
stn In order 10 save expense, as far aa nrac,o.,t .
public creditors IN all cases where il il ap,e W
sum due, powers OF attorney may be made IN hI
to be hlled up at this oce made the "Rew,snr ~
the Treasy" and enclosed TO him by mail o er n oi
the money will be drawn and recepted and ns; ich m
check on bank in the city OF Washington or Nn IN
payable to the claimant his order. Such check ~ n
De forwarded without delay for the full amount Sna
without any charge at the Department The exnensa ~,
local agents for this class Of claims will be unnsc.
sary ~ "'''eeeS'
ms decision will be very useful to claimants.
ana mas long been needed but my sheet i. full and
must close. An rpcI ''''
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
BosroS, September 3, 1915
Political Moremsnts and Refiecisns-TA. Weather--
Shipping, &c.

BosroS, September 8 1915
Political Moremsnts and Reaech.ns-Tb, Uea,6er--
Shipping, DC.
some Of your political correspondents at this place
seem to be highly dspeased with our because
he has turned several democrats and retained wings
IN Office The reason why wings are retained in Office
simply because they occupy situations the details Of
which cannot be learned in day and because no demo
Gratis qualified to fill such situations have made sppca
tons for them. All the outdoor Offices the duties Of
which, animals without brains could discharge have
been filled with men whose democracy with that
tthe Collector himself He would certainly be don
key did he retain in office who were opposed TO him
simply because they democrats. The wings in Of
hce discharge their several duties with the fear of God
before their eyes without saying boo to goose" Mar
Gus Morton was known to be a strong Van Buren, man
and he has proved himself true to his early associates
turning out their enemies the Calhoun men, mors hated
than the whg and placing his friends in the offices for
which they qualified Tho Collector is certainly
not TO blame, If there not Van uren oce-hunters
qualified TO fill the places OF the wings in Office To
expect that he shou look TO the Calhoun wing of the
party for such men is absurd in the extreme IL would
aispease George Bancroft J. II. Wright, NJ. NJ Ballou
thomas Rowen, Lewis Josseyn and other distinguished
an Duren men The organization Of the Van buren, in
uehee must not be broken up to please two three
o hungry oce,oeggars who are too lazy to
Marcus Morton has doubtless done all that m an could
90 IN behalf OF his friends and for this love him He
nas proved by his acts Notwithstanding all the clamor
% u%ho po"-Wow That has been raised against him that
mere is really such thing honor among thieves
week OF TWO ago party of unterrifsd Office beg.
as neo meeting atChsrletown the home of the grea,
heheaded chabod Lindsey and passed serou. NJ ssso
utons censurihg the political conduct OF Marcus and n,
the same time pufhng up tina, Of another man who ia
pected to be the OF the state
ton for the office Of Governor To their surnrise and
modification, this distinguished democrat published
letter over his own signature not only endorsing ,hs
acts Of Marcus but refusing accept the profered ps
Of himself All hopes therefore, Of regainng or obain
Ing office by these lazy oice.huniers either under the
general state government should the democracy ain
into the latter. now at an end. They will therefore
be compelled to work starve Serves them right
Back luck to these brawleH-they satisfied
not when their crammed with the gubbins
OF Office. should like to see Marcus make a clean
weep every month, and thus give every body taste
Unless he pur policy OF this kind his impair.
! uaiity will alw iys be questioned.
Ihe weather " starday o revival-not of religion
pu, tho dogdsys The wind was sultry from s l.. to
D W. accompanied with driEzling rain
Ovsr % SAL Of vssss oi various rigs and sizes arrived
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
M A X T | M f H Z X A l. u
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Delhi, Gillut, Boston, John Forbes.
Brig Carone Sherwood, Charleston Durham & Dimon.
sshI iSha smith Gsrsil, Bsl,imeIs GSxsl MAILER
shT s Nsyss.d NsnS esss kGs
ssshhrr sshr H.. LayNEsnee, Z Gr'fjns: Richmond.
Arrived.
Ship Anson Bakman days from Charleston with cotton
Brig Philip Hone MITCHELL from Buenos Ayres, July sth
sns Daty from New York for Rio Gande lat 10 80 s. long
Brig s. MARKS i b Williams from St Domingo Aug 9th with
Iysps & 9ashsss
s % ,d i@! dS WooS'a;s for Doris do do
Il died; 2is5 William Frost Of do, died; Sept l. Wan,
Brg Georgana York l2 DAYS from Neuvitas with sS7 hhds
% h ogss da hs
Brig Loient. Niles is days from PENCE PR, with sug
with sugar Chasteain Pouver Vessels left, names moi
Brig Baldwin. Hayes days from Savannah, with cotton
Brig Ieopcldo oDonnsI Davis days from Philadelphia
Br,g Bale Meyer days from wilmington NC, with ma
Brig voaise Jones, days from Easpon with plaster
master
~ 'f 70 3 a "a
afe M Of T and a f pSd OF Hs Bs
ssSr Foneh ahsefss! B,as DAYS from Wilmington Nc with
naval stores to L Pouch.
Schr Dodge, Knapp, from Alexandria, with flour Sturyes
s. Clearman
Schr Farmer, Hickman from Delaware. with corn to
Moreau
schr Aon Perry DAYS from Washington NC naval
schI Iraic % % %Gardsse1 s ds,s & iro% & ga,@GIe %de
Schr w Kempton, Osborn days from Norfolk.
Schr Fourth July. Atkins, days from Virginia.
SchrJ Wainwright Lewis. from Baltimor-, coal.
Schr Convoy, Nelson. from Washington, NC, corn.
Schr Reaper, J4wett, from Baltimore, coal.
Schr w smith, Mors from Baltimore coal
Schr Brown, Jones iron Baltimore, coal
Sch Mil Eale Rait
Schr X Armstrong, Cooper. from Baltimore. coal.
Schr Samuel A Appleton, Nickerson, from Boston
Schr Abbot Lawrence, Me eker, from Boston, mdse
Schr Fancy Chase from Boston, mdse.
Schr Convert, Colman from Boston, mdse.
schr Clarion, Comau, from Boston. mdse
Schr Convoy, Nickerson, days from Boston.
Schr Tang, Chase, days from Boston.
Schr Ontario, Hartford, from Thomason
Below.
One ship. one brig unknown.
Sailed.
Brgs L d Wolfe Philadelphia; Virgin, do; Salem Thomas
ton; Cashier Madelra schr Panchita Angostura.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

The Gsorgetoun (SC) Obsvrer, OF the 30th ult says
The Rice harvest has commenced some parts of the
district and will be general in the OF the ensuing
week All our fears as TO short crop will be fully rea
iizedand we put down now certain, that the crop
OF this neghborhood will be short least 10 900 erces
This has been the most nauspcous year for crop
IN the recollection Of our Oldest owing atogeth
CT 10 the saltwater which owing to the general drought
% the last summer assembled rivers where heretofore
was not known. The potatoe crop is good as usual
III 80 s the rice crop high up the PceDsc w ccamau
one. =
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
DR.. CONVERS'S lNVlGOKATlNG CORDIAL,

GfNllAL DEBILITY, lMPOTENCY, INCONTI-
rHl- celebrate powerful remedy has Iong been used
with most happy effect the practice of the most
nent and the British empire
Germany Indeed remarkable the cures that the ate
sir Ashley hailed the "harbgrr Of liie" The
medical authority the u s. recommend as superior to
other article fot the the above
complaints The proprietor does er this ney
Caholicon put as specific for the following deloabe a,c
bits OF YOUTH and excessive indulgence Of the passions in rper
years general physical rrtabiiy torpor
ohe liver dyspepsia loss OF muscular back
aud assitnde
alteration OF mind confusion Of ideas loss Of memory dim
Of the head and uacy
social intercourse mdty, selidIstrust
render the isolated and miserable Hundred. OF
sudden decline or consumption may be traced 10 he
baneiu Practices. oung cities aud particularly in
the where these solitary habits alarming
extent and those whose matrimonial alliances not
been productive OF those happy results which should attend
the connubial state will perceive that this advertisement
impod subject them. If you would be ieev from
the above named evils and be restored maLy vgu delay
procure this cordial The hints and full disclosures
which accompany the medicine highly important 10 the
marr and single Price 81 bottle, $50 per dozen
N BSsngers the city before leaving should procure
few bottles of this Cordial which will be found smiueutv
servceable and dtbilitating CLIMATE where these
disorders greatly aggravated end the system rapidly de-
The physician may be consulted desired Entrance to the
Office through the store.
sold wholssals and ,eail By FAY 1856 Fulton street,
= The Cordial" will be forwarded to any part of the
city country by addressing above paid
Also for sale by Dr. Wadsworh, IS North Maia ST. Provi-
dence, X. l. ala imFrh
- aim yERSsF BROORs
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
By Last Nighl,S Sonihern Mail.

PrfLApELPfA, Sept 3Arr Norman Rio Janeio- ug ttb
st 10 N log 81 W spoke cshanqe tB) from London isr
y ktts id, Port fTince aud Thomaset az 81 r.
Rebecca for fhad same day; Alabama Means NYork; Bs
o Fisher do; Otaano, Morgan do; Seaman Fall RIVER ii
kIng, Somerset; Iowa Lubec FeowshIp Eastpor LEI
ns rsters do Harriet Fuller B1gor independence. lid
BsLTIMoRy, Sept 3Ar Iowa. Rio Janeiro; Penguin (Br)
Bermpdsj Martha, Boston; Hope Ponce, PRA in with
1slns from Bristol RI Mstanlss; arr Charleston Packet
tu M'eG.,s A: NXSrt Arq Smith Xn::s c. So
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
Passengers Arrived.

OAHU-Ship nez, at New Bedforl-Dr l. Babcock, lady
aud chlden liy w Perkins, lady aud four children, Of
the Oregon Mission.
BuENos AYKrs-Brg Philip Hone-Capt G w Barney, Ed
mud Rogers John Dickson
ST. DoNISco-Brig ST Marks-Capt Mann mate and sea-
men, late OF the schr j N Lord.
SAyANNAH-Brig Bsdwin-AIessrs l. Ayres, r Allen,
NJ Williams, A Bestwck j l. Vialonga, l. NJ smith, 4
Acosa. q Lang Dickenson, Church, in the sieerage
CHaRLEsroN-Ship Anson-Mrs White.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
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ADVERTISEMENTS
or THE
COLLEGE,
Medfcins and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
M + d ICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES.

PRIVATE DISEASES
5 Ssw S YS Gssss Of
continue to dec their particular attenton all diseases
medical safe and permanent cure without injury t
,tr fonsutoon or ,nent om business lnyads
hfst appearance OF those diseases suier.
College many opnected with the principal hospitals
nr9pe 9r the cae q those complaints attends for consul
ras%offssyfs aFoRfsS a9d I n,esps "Ry s
s country aaas % is vsa
son can have forwarded them ohes, conan
sqasss $ al ,ssa
ttacon and restmcat received elsewhere, il ond
CONSTITUTIONAL Di1Bll.lTY CURED, 3
'T'IiE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by, the College =
ay s y.Sy aG By
cret d9lgeoes or excess e any kind Il an inv9lsabs
packed and TO all parts Of the Union
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
oR the radical cure of ~ ses seminal smsons
% % f: Of Ty yss y .s q. o.
the urstha They effect cure in much shorter time than
stomach confinement business Prioe 81 per boz
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
oh me permanent enre Of primary or secondary aypiIu
edcsus medical sSsa s
should vsS%a dsiay sse5 10 sy, ss,
:a % 1s
braled Alternative . Justly oe''
Sold in single bottles 81 each in enses Of half dor.p a,
-; carefully packed and all parts OF the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsApA
RIl.LA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
DRfTARED by the New YorL College OF Nsd;cins and
Pharmacy established for the suppression This
refined snd hshy poses.Yns al he pu
lying qualities ana curative powers Of s above herbs conf
IDENTIFY recommended by the College npev any
extract oSarsaparlla present before the "a nav BE-
relied on as certain remedy for all diseases from M i'm
state oil the blood such scrofuIa sa reo n
pain IN tho
mercury. - o"'ic'o"s "'oo'
Sold in single botss, at 1x...,....,
:, in cases Of half dozen BEETLES, 4, 81
-. one dozen a a
CeSss fofwudeAs 70 al ts,s Of the Union.
fiEM:H''"h''w 4iaYcA1a ayaBl6E: N'lSs.''::.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

scarce and an advance was effected from last week
Extra S5 first quality 81 rs; second - ~ 50 third
$3 a $3 50.
Stores-Prices not established.
sheep-Lambs from 81 2oto 81 75 old sheep from 81 so
to 81.
Swine-Two entire lots and 3c lots to peddle 2;
and sic; Old Hogs 81, q and cents At retail from 81
to cen
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
80 MAGNETIC KEFELLANI,


nR A. POWER, member oftle Roya College of Surgeons
~ of London aud Ednburgh and Of the principal Colleges
Of the United States and for several years the
Sir Ashley Cooper he confdeutiay consulted his p,i
Offices No. Is Chambers street, New York. upnn all
of delicate natueto the which
has confined his practice for the last II years.
syphilis, Gonorrha aud Geets whether Of long
standing cured N few days without the of mercury
coIaiva, charge made
Structure, which, of all diseases is the most sidous
aud selth advancing where existence not
even dreemt oi producing the lamentahe effects upon
The mind aud nervous system Of the patient Some OF the
most prominent symptoms prostraion Of the
aversion 10 society and the involuntary Of
drops OF water, alter adjusting the Clothes subsequent
10 vodnR urine Hundreds Of have been shly
treated upon my newly discovered system of Magnetic aepu
son. thus avoiding the noerabe pain and great danger alien
dant upon the rash irtroduf ton Of Instruments.
Self Pollution amorbd habit, often arising with the ner
penenced and when contracted, diuult 10 over
comeprodncing IN many instances dIocy loss OF memory
pans IN the back and oins nocturnal emissions impotency
ana sterty the sufferer speedily enabled under nv reN
neDt 70 ubdue tins pecous practice and the sysam re-
Balm. = - ~ -'s"s''N
Fuor Albus Whites ob.tructions and Suppression OF III.
ehses and all diseases OF the female
large share Of my research and attention. only quail
fed practitioner who has had moral courage 10
ne emplricni winch so feaully prevails this
n the doubts and fears which often deter marriage
ahl on all oter matters connected Herewith, be
suited with the most honorable regard integrity and Sc
cecy faisnts at distance will please be poss
PIE te description Of their No letters taken from I'M
Post Office unless paid.
Offices No IS Chambers street between City Hall Place and
Chatham street. Hours from 7 A. M to 10 7. NJ
auI2 m.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
New Bedford OH Market.

SEPT. I've again without sales to report
Whale-There has been little doing the past eek
We notice sales Of 400 bbls South Sea- and 100 do ~ w
Coast at prices not transpired.
Whalebone-A sale ot20, 900 ID N. w Coast was made
few days previous to last report at 81 cts per lb
CASH and Saturday last sale Of 1000 ID do at 30
cash. which price understand il is to-day freely Of
iered -Nep Bedford Mercury.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
Domestic ImpOrtations.

SAvANSAH-Brig Baldwin-l2ck rice Burkmyre K Sons
28 bales cotton Stone59 do Z Graves-2S Bur
ritz Jofnston--235 Colt co-208 empty bbs X John.
bbs beeswsx White Banes- hid NJ Ward-i box Schaf
felen, Son col hf Dbl Latmop-i gold watch Att
wateg-2 bxs to order.
CHARLEsroS-Shp Ansou-e96 bales cotton C Buckmyer
Son-9 do Levericli-4 Swain & COLD X Maitland 50
Drake Mls-l00 ties rice Spragne. Robinson co-3i bbs
Havand Reese coo do Read Brothers3 pkgs mdsJ
Emouuatch.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
IHE WONDER " BLEoSINU or rdc Are
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LETT EVERY M4N [YO1JJN q. TyyJJ N

WHO is troubled with Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood
w Liver Complaints, Asthma, Bronchitis. Whoopng
Cough Pain in the Side end Breast sore Throat Rising
Heart Broken Constttion from the abuse Of comel and
Syrup Wild Cherry prepared by the celebrated Swayne
ct pha-all others spurious, and limitations
preparation from this valuable treDr Svaynes Compound
syrup OF Wild Cherry Principal Office northwest 9th
and Race streets, Philadelphin.
Agens-Wm. Minor N. ID. corner Of Broadway and John
street; T. B. Warner 205 Beecker, of Mneta street,
and r. Sands, Church ppensarv 1888 Bowery OF
spring street. New York; VIC Wood, MD, Harlem; Hay,-
Cook 56 Baltimore street Baimore Andrew Oliver and Co
Y; Mrs Hayes Broolyn T. Keine, 81 Louis; W Thorn,
pitSburg; H. b Hnma, Cine unati; Pierson aud Hlson
iesi psrss NewaIs Mi JohH S. s aTrison s;sm Mss r
B,ckus and Bull Troy New York; spading and Harrington
worcester Mass James Green aud CO., Worcester, Mass
Eesf,ifR ss New t2rk e Woodmsr Ylshsb9s, Miss II
Mass; T. Holden, East Boston, Mass NJ Cohen and Co
s.. ieip lm.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

for about 200 bbs Pearls are firm fat SAL with few
sales.
EXPORTS rrr lsr THE BOTH OF AUG.
BRrApsruFFs-There is little change in flour and
the demand quite moderate buyers are waiting the
rival Of the Caledonia before making further transactions
We give yesterdays quotations, general Fresh of all
kinds S4,sl; Old Michigan S,62i Rye at 60 a70 cts;
Southern Corn 57cts; Jersey GO 6l cts Northern 81
Gay.
BrrsFwaI-29! to 30 for strictly prime.
BrrTrR-The demand for butter is brisk. Prices have
advanced within few days to for Prime Orange County
22a25c; Ordinary l9a2o; Prime State l5al6 Ordinary i3
at OHIO iofal lNo much arriving in in the last three
days.
CHrE.r-New York State G1a7; Common GARY 7as;
Ohio 5!a6i; scarce for this season OF the year.
Corros-Ihs market Is active and the sales to-day
hibt confidence the part OF buyers, and at full
rates, portion OF them being taken speculation
amount 600 bales,
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

The RICE CRop-The harvesting of the rice crop
eau saws that the crop in Georgia this year will be CON
sderaby short Of that of last year. expresses the
opinion that the crop in South Carolina will show still
greater falling off.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
READ THIS.

LII CASES the Surgical aud Nlsdica line, especlal,
those OF long standing receive advice and medicine gra
ts the first application reither residence required
No. 81 Reade street 3 HElNE. N. d
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
:. ALEXANDER'S TIICOBAPHt. l..

7
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a Ii
qud Dye, which instantaneousy changes the Of the
HAIR 10 beautiful brown black without injury the hal
or skin The superiority Of this dye easy
mode OF application and Instantaneous fectal other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce any change
application.
Extract from the q" Philadelphia Daily Sun n-ALTxArDFRs
TRIcoBAPHEThe effect of the the hair truly as
onIshIg tried yesterday Office the change
from grav to black ssantaueous.
For sale by Rushton Co. druggists ITO Broadway 10 As
tor House and s6 Broadway; Of 18th street; Aspiu
wall Sc William Johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane; j. W. Wright Co Cedar street; and OF the principal
druggists throughout the United States, Of sole agents
H. Il q. A. WRIGHT 90 South Fourth street
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
Brighton Cattle Market.

nnri AT market 100 Beef Cattle, a70 Stores $500
Fric''-sssf csstls-Ths best quality Of Cattle were
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

CURED BY BOTANIC DOCTOR, who understands
- his business with years extensive practice "a secret
disease male and female cured, after using a the quack
nosuins been savatd and in the hospitals without 9neht
those who wish positive without mercury and avoid
the Ignorance aud imposition Of Boosting petenders who
crety msrcury and ths CONSTITUTIONS should call with
delay 93s Bowey Separate office aud Consult
t,t,ous Gee from a "a o r. M al2 lm'r
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

here yesterdays and among them the ship Burling
ton, from Liverpool and the barqus Neptune, from
Buenos Ayres The latter brought later dates but
usual with vessels which arrive here from foreign ports
brought no napers
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

LATER FROM BUENos AYREs.-,By the Neptune. at
this port, have advices says the Boston -1drerti
OF yesterday from Buenos Ayres to the Goth of June
We give below two from different letters of the
25h 1t TO be supposed that crisis is approach
ing in the long continued warfare OF the River OF Plate
" Affairs are in bad state. 1t would not surprise
TO see all the ports blockaded recommend that no
shipments should be made to these ports.
" At the present moment we in unsettled state,
regards the city Of Montevideo. All the rest of the
Oriental State being under the command of Orbe tine
Buenos Ayrean General Now come the English and
French al the eleventh hour, TO make foreign inter
venton, which viii be resisted to the lest. fortnight
more and we shall know If to be blockaded or
not. | say yes; consequently | recommend ship.
ments to be made"