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MNGORE'S PECFORAL MTNTul[f. In
1vM. offering this valuable Medicine iOr SALE the
subscriber would inform the public that it is quack
remedy 10 cure all diseases, is it recommended
cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
cep of the late Dr. Moore, of Phiiatelphia and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections. 1t will also he found useful in the Incl
pient stages Of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could he obtained from ii WHO have derived bene
fit from It's use, but it is deemed unnecessary a.
trial of ii will be sufficient recommend zion Of lis va
lue as a remedy IN the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by Charles b. BARRY,
nl2tf No. ls1 Baltimore street
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BALTIMORE MUSrINl
And GALLERY or THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE e C.4L t,lERT. s.
G,UnaI,

Ard GALLERY or TIE FINE ARTS,
CoRNfG8 or BALTIMORE e C.4LP{ERT. SITS.
RmPURFANp ALTERATION!
H5- Day ysitars admitted in the evening FREE,
except when there are day performances, and Or
benefit nights.
R3- LIVING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tor A
lcw days.
9G"Ihs Creal Painting of the OPENING OF THE
sIATa SEAL, by DANNY, still Iemalns III the Picture
Gallery.
y@tais EVENING. Feb 10. uu BE- performed
Il BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Beauty, Miss
CANNON Beast, Mr. GALLAGHER.
: o conclude with no EST ROSE. Jonathan, Mir.
FERN Ltdia, Mrs WILLIAMSON.
~ SATURDAY aFTERNOON ENTERTAIN-
hENI3, commencing ut 3 O'Clock, E.fCH lTEEE.
GREAT WESTERN IA comedy o t Jonathan Slick,
Steam Engine, Eaukee ~ ~ Down East Reel, SC,
assisted ny Mrs. Wilkinson, MI j. o. Seton md Mr
Johnston.
{T}-Fur pIrirul2rs see small bills.
~ htuutanc" - cts, children under 70 years ct
age ~ cons. SaIoou performance 10 commence al
Z. o'coch precisely, 1t
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~ PILLS, have proved to be the most ethcleht
remedy offered IN the pnbc for The permanent
cure OF all affections of the Liver, inflammation en-
the Bowels; Head ache; Back b.; Pam in the
Bieast and $ide DisOrdered Stomach, aud general
debility of the syst Thee is exaggeraIion in
these assertions, but paiu statement of facts, as
thousands who have used them will testify. They
are prepared by regular medical man, whose expe-
riencn is extausive They may be had, wholesale and
retail, ut his Laboratory. No. 90 HARRISON street.
id If j. ROBfI MANN, Proprietor.
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R1 OtVtAND'S IMPROVED PATENT
HN CONDENSING COFFEE BOILERS by winch
a saving OF of the grain il effected The subscri
berS have made dec Iltd Improvement in the above
hoeIs by which still greater proportion of The grain
aud aromatic favor il saved, consequently the cashe
is rcher and superior to that made in any other boil
or. Doth The OriHJasI ak improved Conuensing Boil
ass can be aad wholesale aud retail of the manukac-
tuters JAMES CORTLAN * tON,
fsa kS B 'lumore-st ID door h. of Harrison.
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Fac IL SIMPLE i'I&OPi1sGIT FOR SALE
rf.tE,ss HOUSE amt LOT situated on the north
tG:.! site Of Cough street, one doog 81 OF Bond
A3iiG street The i0t front, H. feet on G0ush-st
Hd4..1A annins back Is feet, with the CONVENIENCE
W " s'Ht alley leading io the yard The hoGse y .
Two story BRICK Dwelling, with TWO rooms On 4 tjqor
ana lSltcaeu back. wlh good dry cellar, and ba,
Always commanded, and IS now occupied By, COED
ann punct"al tenant For further particulars, apply
NJ this Office. 49,
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LETTER BAGS CP the EXCHANGE KEAlIN, r. .,.
For VALPARAISO aud oJIer por,s III the Partnership
.'raman, March |.
For hondoa-S ship Rob Roy, with despatch,
For Liverp0ol-Ship Ocean, about lith int,
For Ilavre--Shp Republic, with dies patch.
For Valparaiso and ports ia The Paciic-Brg Lady
Adams, 18th Feb,
For Rio de Jaueiro-Brip Saidani, with despatch
For Falmouth, Jam.--Brlg Massachusetts, soon.
ARINELIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1876
rhomruE EXCHANGE nEADiNG-Roou gooKs.
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HpLAN * BOOK NANUFAC TORY

FpLAhIx BOOK MANUFACWORY.
Ed Ledsers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books,
invoice Books, Letter Books, Eank SOCKS, Memo
randum Books, SC, full and half bound, of every
variety of size and pattern, on hand or made to or
der with prnmptness in the most substantial manner,
of the best materials, warranted to give satisfaction.
CHECKS on the Banks OF Baltimore.
Notes and Drafts; Bills OF Ladng; Rail Road Re
eepls; Stamps; School Books Of every description;
Miscellaneous Books in great vafiety-wIth general
assortment of STATIONERY. Purchasers are re
specially invited to examine the K, all Of which
will he sold on moderate terms wholesale and retail
JOSEPH N, LEWIS,
ia3 No Ell RaLtimnre-at.
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FREE EXHIBITION.

REE FAfIIDI IUN.
ENLUFEBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
III LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
abshed in 1870, and awarded the Medal, Four First
Premiums, and Two Bighest Honors by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
specVey, for the most beautiful coIored DdgueTreo
types, and best aPpGrotIts ever exhibited.
Gus BALTIMORE ST., Baltimore adjoining Camp
bell's Jewelry Store.
PENNSYLV WANNA AVENUE, Washington city.
No 35i Broadway, New YORK.
rs Court street, Boston
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
N5-PoRTaAIrs taken in any weather, in exquisite
Style
Ry- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nished
Anyedi'or disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. ol4tf
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ATT II Efs EAS, much Inconvenience and delay
w to the Grand Jury of Baltimore City, arises
rom the fact that the names OF WITNESSES in each
case upon the Jail Calendar, not to be found IN
the Calendar in consequence of such names not hav
ing been endorsed on the backs of the commitments
Therefore, Resolved by the Grand Jury, that the
u9horabIe The Judges OF the City Court, he respect
tufy requested hereafter instruct the magistrates
OF the city to place the of he witnesses upon
the packs OF all commitments Of persons to Jail on
criminal sharges, aud their places Of residecce.
JOHN KING, Foreman.
II il ordered by the Court that the above be pub
lsAed w. Il. GArCHELT, Clerk
la%o-4aw2w Baltimore City CGn,l.
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a tU-PA tGTNERSmIEa. WIN ROGERS and
u WIN, BOYD have this day associated themselves
Tor the conducting Of The business of Merchant Tai
iors, a, the former Store of hiM ROaEns, No. 1876
NJ 'RNET STREET, five doors west of 81, Paatst.
the house formerly occupied as the CjtiZens Bank,
NJ" The subscribers, irOm their long experience
IN business, can with confidence aolitit the pa
homage of their former friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that they tv ud il 10 be 10 their
interest To give us THEN patronage.
~ Ou stock is large amt well selected, and We
viii sell on the most moderate TENS.
@sth 0ct, 1915. O29 ROGERS s. BOYD.
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TONSUMPTION PREVENTED, Coughs,
u Colds, Splitting of Blood, Sore Throat, Bron
ehitis, and all affections of the Lungs etiectuay
cured by The use Of DR.. MANN'S VEGETABLE
COUGH DROP . The drops are pleasant to the taste,
and may TAKEN with perfect safety at any time by
all sexes ant ages. Price % cents per bottle Pre-
pared only by DR.. j. ROBf MANN at his LA ora
try. No. 90 Harrison st. Aso, the celebrated Med
Gated Candy, Mt 37a cents per pOund. fe4
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H8EANO AND TABLE COVERS. The sub
" scrbers have just received an assortment OF
embossed Piano, fable and Stand COVERS of the
latest Styles also, 4, and Ga Worried and Cotton
TABLE COVERS, with iue assortment of Ingram
and Venlian CARPETiNG, which they offer very
low for cash. or to punctuai customers.
EDWARD DUVALL 4 co.
No. 06 Baltimore street,
fi4.eo4t (PA1 3D. door west of IINlliday-st.
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,a:If;.s.s.s FARM EVAETEE3-Underh nigh
f{H,iJ cultivation, OF about one hundred acres,
stta;H with good Dwelling hou 'e Barn and other
Itg4ttA necessary ON h3nses, within about miles
OF TUE city. Persons haEits such one to drspos
of, may hea! of purchaser by applying at tnis Of
fee dll If
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HAPANHED WARE,
ab 200 dezen Oil Lamps, ass yed
100 do Lard Lamps
50 do Iighl House Lamps
100 do Canaesiieks
II do Lurd Lamp Filters
50 gross Lamp Wicks
DAB do r zor Stops
Is do uatchets
4S do Spike GIMhlets
g6 do Nail do
300 dozen Pocket Books and Wallets
Also a very extensive assortment of COMBS; Rut-
tons; Thread; Pins; Needles; Hooks and Eyes Fancy
soaps; Cologne Wafer; PerfiImrry; German Silver
Ware; Spcctaces Cutlery; gold JeWelr} plated Jew
elry, &c, for sale 10 dealers at reduced prices by
ELIAS HALE, No. 1914 Baltimore street,
Ja24 / door east of Towards st.
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IA Z EiGiCAL ~ - y, a'rAE Ia.SFFIffjEN:rr
> FRhNc!3 ARNOLD manufactures AMI Eeew,
constantly on hand, general assortmun; of Inslgu
h"h's, 1t No, 4. Stl ARP STREET. qtai 2ri
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BUS4N Es5S CARDS, i'll,

q w. WEAVER, (Snccessor TO Jacob We.
~ & Ver) UNDERTAKEN, No. 20 y. SHARP aT'
'ptosNe me church hi36E
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hLSC-@he Western Continent for The present
week the richest No issued Sc; Flag Of the Inion
sprnfid No, Dc; The iris; Vs;pr; all hr phi'adei.
pht and New FORK pap rs. aud rich slppy Of tn
London Pretoria paperS, Punch. &c.
N. y. The New York Weekly Herald wi'l H. rich
this week, and Insy he expected II o'clock ms
day. y
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stone quarry on the Falls Road, about u miss from
the city. Tie lease has Ia run FIVE wears from h,
tay OF March next aud is subject to the yearly zen,
Of S4Ij. AT the same time and place. will M sol. :,
wagon aud three Horses, and set Of ouaIrysa.
tools. Terms Of sale cash.
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# inUNFs's3 WATEMp, A Cnun'rr WITH
" Drawers is wanted By the subscriber, fug which
a fair prce VIII be given Apply 10
ALFRED n. HETp,
la9 No &j5 Baltimore sucrt.
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h Mcihia2 DUHCAN has removed ~ Nj,
~ rom No. ~ ~ Charles slIe ii 81 .,t. ~ t.,
CALVERT STREET. 1y5 i.o
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AZ q ,'TEAG.-
= 80 barrels OF Fresh ROLL BUTTER,
just received and tOr sale by
:. CLAYTON & SONS
hl2 No l62 Lon bard suceE
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.,z.s.Ic;s always on hand, U0nrad Meyers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Philadelphia, and A. II. Gale 4 Co.'S
TT L TT New York first premium PIANOS,
~ warranted Those i'll want will please
give me q call, as | shall sell cheap.
]. e. ROSWELL, Music Dealer,
se29-ly No. l South-st., one door from Batnore-st
ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
Ill Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G. TYLER
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High sts
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81 "a RPA'S OIL. P0R THE CURE OF DEAF
~ NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM TIE EARS We cut the following highly
important intelligence from newspaper printed in
L0ckport ". Y.
Messrs. MurrAy s. Son are members of the EociatY
of Friends, aud are wel knowu in the business com
munitV.
'"he undersigned, agents fot Lockport, from per.
son"i knowledge of its good effects, recommend
the above article without Hesitation. We have sold
within the last year about $50 worth and ia most
cases it mas proved beneficial, One case Of twelrG
years standing (the wife Of jcptha BabcGck of So
meIse) has been entirely cured by It's use. Ifthose
interested will cali Us, will lay before them
What evidence we have Of its remedial au alilies and
chen they best Judge whether to use il or not.
MURRAY x SON.
For sale by SETH $. HANCE, I0s BaItimGye-st.
jals and cor. Charles ana Ptatt.sti.
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LATEST DATES

LATEST DATES,
Lonton, ,,,,,.. Jan. 3 Canton. %
I4iVerpool,,.,. jan. RIO de Janriro,., Dec, %
HAVE, ......... Jan. / New Orleans, ..,.. Feb, =
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FEGWO PRIZES OF FUUR HUNDRED DuI-
a LARS SOLD YESTERDAY BY SCHOOL,
FIELD 81 co. To Nos. 10 30 81, prize Of $500,
sold to gentleman of this city, Noe 25 80 70, prize
Of 1900, Sent To York, Pa.
Nos. of Md Consolidated Lottery, class Is, drawn
Feb 9th-Iowest prize S., are
80 20 10 70 ST 8 80 80 "a 90 25
Draws TODAY, t4e be utiful scheme of Md.
Consolidated I.OtterY class &
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HE CAPITALS ARE:
TlEktts y3-SIlaFtS m pfOpOrtlNn.
nrS ku m 4 II raaniua nynu1nt afinntinu

Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
GO Draws next SATURDAY, February l4th, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, cass I, capital prize
$40JO--Tckets Sl--shares in proportion, in which
Scheduled Co. will sell on certificate packages OF
25 whole tickets for only ga, halves 81, quarters
So so, eighths s rs. For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
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IV3- oTUgTH UChEIs UHIY 20 CtHIE.
EMORY Co, the well known and popular lot
terry firu, opposite Barnum's, viii sell during the
week and on Saturday, until O'Clock in the after
noon tickets ia these pretty lotteries ny the package
"a package may contain the four highest pfizes) for
she trilng sum Of S3 50
All persons viii 3tner at home or abroad, who may
wish tickesin the above or any other I0tieries, will
please be- careful TO direct their orders to the cid
tabished house of
EMORY & CO., , Calvert eet,
II Baltimore. Md.
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Revolution in Mexico.

rom the n. -. Con tunes.
Arrival Of the British Ship of War Elec.
trd--OcerthroU and lmDrisoamens of
Gen. PGredes--IHe Country pronoun
ced in faUor Of Santa Anna-His ar.
riCaL at Vera Cruz--ARneGatioa OF the
CALIFORNIA; tothe United STATES.
Through the poIiteness of an eminent
commercial house, we have Just been
placed in possession of the follow mo
MOST IMPORTANT intelligence from
Mexico. The news was received by
British man of war, which touched at the
Balize with dispatches from the British
Minister al Mexico for his Government.
The PurPort oil these dispatches is. that
the United States have taken possession
ofthe Calitornias, and that the revolution
IN favor Of Santa Anna is complete.
We subj0in the following letters. f.om
which i will be perceived thai the steam.
er Arab, with Santa Anna ON board. was
IN sight off Vera Cruz on the 10Th inst
VERA Cruz, Aug. Is. 1876.
Availing ourselves of the opportunity
by British man-of.war, we have iust
time to stale that Mexico and Pnebla have
since also pronounced for Federation and
Santa Anna. Bravo's Government. har.
sly established, was oyerthrown, and Gen.
eral Saias has put himself al the head Of
The movement until Santa Anna may ar.
RVS. =
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Norn ynou GES. GAIans.The edi.
tor et' the baltimore Patriot Is respectful
u reqnestedto have the Patrios, for which
am subscriber, forwarded to me AZ
the city Of New York, until otherwise
requested.
Since there Is reason to hope and be-
iiese that the war with Mexico will be
speedily terminated without much active
service, and more especially since l IN.
dersland it was the wish Of the President
ofthe u. s. that | should take command OF
the E istern division, assigned to me by
the Department of War,I have accord.
ingly taken command, AMI have deemed
II 10 be my duly TO establish my hea d
quarters at the city of New York; where,
IN addition to the ordinary duties of the
command ofthe division, shall endeavoI
to complete my system of national de-
fence by Railroads, floating batteries and
chevanx de fries to cooperate with our
forts, for the purpose oflocking up the in
lets of our seaport towns against fleets
propelled by steam power.
With fervent hope of being sustained
in my humble efforts by the volunteer
chivalry of all political parties, and more
especially by the united experience and
talent ofthe press of all parties, / am, with
great respect, your friend, and for more
than seven years, your constant reader.
| EDMUND P. GAINES, u. S. Army,
4
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We learn that nArsdes vas taken 1fis.
oner aud confined, as il was his manifest
sn'ention TO employ the troops, equipped
lor the army Of thu north, to oppose The
advance Of Santa Anna from Vera Cruz.
instead Of marching against Gen. Taylor.
ne revolution ia the city Of Mexico fol.
lowed immediately upon the announce
fent ofthe deliberation in Vera Cruz on
me Stst ult- Some accounts say that
General Paroles is confined in the Castle
Of ferote instead of Mexico.
Although a few Mexican papers were
received BY the Daring, we were not 60
fortunate as to Obtain the use Of themsaad
they were forwarded to Washington By
yesterdays mail.
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From the Rio Grandc.

The steam ship Alabama, arrived at N.
o. on the 9th August from Brazos San
tiago, and she sailed the oath ult. Report
says that Gen. Worth with 1000 men,
had loft CaInargo and had proceeded %
miles towards Montery.
Capt. Duncan returned to Camargo on
the l1th from his reconnaissance into the
interior. Capt. McCulloch who was with
the U. s. rangers, had killed a Mexican
who was on an American horse, at the
time Capt. Duncan marched into Putha
Aquado in the night, and took the place,
having killed one Mexican and wounded
another, while they were attempting to
escape.
Capt. Duncan, next marched to Ser
alvo. where he arrived and proceeded
without mo!estation. After recononiter-
ing, he left the town, and returned to
Camargo by the way of Anna, Agoa, Sc
Cos and Mier. 1t is thought that SeraIvo
will make depot, having commanding
position and good water.
1t was said that the Mexicans were
concentrating forces for fight. A body
of 1000 well appointed cavalry had ar.
rived at Naltillo. A large force of mount.
ed men having been sent to cut off Col.
Hays. Gen. Il. s. Smith arrived a,
Comargo on the 18th, and was to take
command of the second brigade composed
Of the 9th and 7th regiments of U. S. In.
fantry.
The weather had become very hot at
Camargo. The troops continuing heal.
thy, however. Ten thousand volunteers
and 5000 regulars on the Rio Grande,
and more constantly arriving.
An American citizen had arrived al
Camargo OIL the l4th ult. from Monterey
who reported that there were at thai
place 5000 Rancheros and 1000 regular
troops. mot true probability Capt. d.
had gone out again on a accommodating
excursion in the direction of Gualma.
The we'll informed men thought it would
be imprrident for General Taylor to move
up to Monterey with less than 10, 900 well
disciplined troops. Gen. Taylor has had
to use harsh means to get rid of some OF
the rum vendors hanging about his camp.
The PicGynns says that Gen. Worth
had not left Camargo on the 18th, but
was to start from there the next week.
Campechey dates, via. Havana, to
the 18th had been receivedat New Or.
leans, which states that some outbreak
had occuled at Yucatan, but they were
of an uni,lperant nature.
Capt Gregory of the U. s. frigate
Rattan, at Pensacola had received orders
from the War Department to detail fast
vessel, either merchantmen or a war
vessel, to carry dispatches to Chagres,
from there to be conveyed to our squad.
ron in the Pacific. The brig Perry had
been detailed for that purpose.
A vessel had arrived at New Orleans
from Alyarado. The Picayune says this
shows that the blockade of the main ports
is humbug. The blockade appears to
give the Mexicans no uneasiness, as
Alvarado is as convenient as Vera Cruz,
and at that place vessels find no difficulty
IN passing in or out.
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A writer in the National Intelligencer
says that The spirit Of hartshorn is Ger.
tain remedy for the bite of a mad dog.
The wounds, he add. should be constantly
i'athed with it. and three or four doses,
dIlu'ated. taken inwardly during the day.
The hartshorn decomposes chemically
The virus insinuaied into the wound, and
immediately alters and destroys deleteri-
BUSINESS. The writer, who resided in
Brazil for some time, first tried it for the
bite ofa scorpion, and found that it reno.
we'd pain aud inflammation almost instantly.
Subsequently he tried ii for the bite of a
rattle snake with entire success. AT the
suggestion of the writer an old friend
and physician in England tried II in cases
ofhydrophobia. and always with success.
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GTThe last arrival from Europe, the
news by which will be found in another
column, has caused considerable ad.
vance in the price of bread stuffs.
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eTFhe British Steamer Vesuvius, los,
one Midshipman and nineteen Of her crew
ny yellow fever on her passage from Vera
Cruz 10 Halifax, and thiry-nine were ON
the sick list ofthe same disease.
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ticipation of the long delayed overland
mail, reached London on Thursday, the
lllh ult., bringing advices from Bombay,
TO July /, Calcutta, to June 10, and
Madras to June %. The only news Of
any political Importance 10 convey. is that
Of the surrender Of the Koie Kangra.
which was given up an the 26sh of May.
The British tr00iis arrived before the
fortress on thar bay, GOO stroag, with
20 pieces Of artillery, and have returned
home under difficulties which have rarely
attachedto such an expedition. No soon
er had they arrived at their destination
and manifested their intentions, than the
garrison threw down their arms and sur.
rendered at discretion. Many followed
up their submission by the most extreme
desire for the protection ofthe British au-
thority.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
The lates, accounts fiom the north Of
Europe are of a similar character to those
last published. Trade in wheat appears
to have been dull at the leading ports Of
the Baltic.
AT Hamburger, brisk trade is going
on wheat bring in fair request for ship.
ment to France. In the Mediterranean
Pecies ofwheat are even niger than in the
Baltic, and so far from supplies being
likely to reach US, from there, there is
strong probability of our bond wheat
being shipped 20 that quarter.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-15

ARKANSAS ELECTION According to
the Little Rock Democrat ofthe 18th ult..
OF of ten senatorial districts heard from
the Wings have elected three Senators
and the Democrats seven. In thirty.
eight counties the Wings have elected tif:
teen Representatives, and the Democrats
forty.seven. 1t is supposed that Colonel
Ashley will stand the best chance for
United States Senator.