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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
,T~~ hTKOY MOmNING AND RyPy,,c
1T j;gv'aa OPPOSITION 30 oIoNopOLY-

~ iii ADPHOSiTiDN Ip nlVNcPOLYr
through without andng-New. Yo.s III
Albany Llne--The rev aud sDesa
steamer BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, will leave Hsv
York FOR Albany every Monday, "Wednesday and adtu
nj O'Clock P. NJ from the foot Of Robnsop.sL The Bell
10 fitted up with splendid ntale-roomI and for speed co-
fort ard rs- ,ot surpassed by any boat the HltN
river. For rreignt passage inquire OF the Csp,srs
board. or al No. Sou,hsL
ann time for the morning train OF cars East or Wed
NJ B. Freight taken al moderate ratrs usiv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

NON WAKE hUtSE, III Irrrnwicn-1i-huIuey
Sreese sampson successors TO 6oormsu Johnson,
Ayes, c., importers aad dealer, Ia Swedish, Russia and
CnShss ircn uAis ship boa, and rail rosd spikes rves
81 kinda III sm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
b REGULAR MAIL LINE -
-SSEEsSSSsSsS:ss Boston and New-Ycrt, SS -. oss.
- splendid steamers OREGON ~ r Ss ~
ERROCKER-


The steamer OREGON, commanded BY Can. w.,
Inns, snd kNICkEREOCKER, coulrAnleSS, Is
Thsyer, vii. Throughout, the season sor, Ssotss
of April in connection with The Stonicgsn sne Pm,
and Session snd Providence Railroads, Leaving NJ
daily, Sundays excepted. from pier No SNo-,s str
arrival OF Toe Mai train from Boston 9's IL
These stesrneTs are unsurpsssed 10 iread ,,,
comfort; hsvng each OF them 81 large - {.
alats rooIns, and b-rihs lot So persor. 6e,Ids ina
vale rooms for families and part-a ee -
fhe Steamers are otfcer-d oy ;he most expsree,sa -
and with shorten the passage h-iSe-. ksvT,Y~t
ton from |. 10 noGrs thereby striving IN anp,A So %
the lines from Boston, North and East. -'SS
The OREGON vii! lssvs Nsw-York-Tue,ss,. r,,.
day ard Saturday. 'i$a
Lssve S,onngton-Monday, Wednesaay aud Pa,
day, Wednesday snt Friday. 80
Leave Sioning,on-Tuesday, Thursday snd Sa.-,.,,
n B.-Psssengsrs on the arrival OF The s.ss,sr,,!::
nineton proceed Immediately in the splendid rar.i y.
to Providence and Boston. without any DELAY; tpt
gage Master accompanies eech train to Boston, a.
charge OF tse baggage. y.
For passage freight Inquire on board Of hs so.ua
No S ". r or OF GEO L, FAiRCHILD, No. 10 W.
mSI or Juno II. RICHMOND, Proyte.s.ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

LOOK OR Tho Post Office Department has
strictly enforced upon Posnaassers the duty OF ierseang
ont csses OF writing newspapers The postage on
newspaper, with writing on H. Is aoous i0''y
nne ave dollars.
RAPID GROWTH OF WIscoSsIs.-There are -
thriving village, In Wisconsin where there were none iour
age and 50 the sites OF which have have bean oeu
died within six years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
Freight taken 1t low rates ond Delivered aa dlrsc ~


landts PeckseiIll, w eat Polnt, LOdsfis
and CornwaL-The new steamer THOMAS powell
Capt Samuel Johnson, will leave the steamboat pier, i
OF Wauen.sL every afternoon (Sundays excepted q I
o'clock. Returning, will leave NewDurgh every AOo.
morning ri balEpssi &, AMI the remaining morniogda
week Az O'Clock. landing as above For freight OF pea
apply on board the boat
N. BAH baggage and freight OF every desctfei,
bank bills specie, paI on board this boat be NJ,
risk OF the owners thereof unless entered the bona
the b lat rsceipisd for ls2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
publir Q onpepaurcs, &l.
eI~s ssUnInIER ARRANGEMENT yss
s5sss2eaStscyiS-The NswYork and Erie Railroad issH

-; Ns%:YSfs sai Efis Railroad sa
Line. from pnl lat until farther notice, -
will nn dsliy Sundays eXcepied between The city OF New
York and Mddleown Goshen and intermediate psces a.
folows:
For Pssengas-Lsave Nsw-York at : a. n. and P. M
Le6ve Middatown al 6. A. M and 81 2. NJ
Fare reduced 81 25 to Middleown-wsy in proportion
Breakfast dinner supper and berhs can be had on The
steamboat
For Preighi-Leave New-York ats P. NJ.
Leave M!ddetown al u NJ
The OF the consguee, and Of the station where to
Freight not received sflsr P. NJ. In Eew-York
Apply TO j. +. CIARKSON. Agent at the Office, Of
Duane and Wes,sts H. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 23th. 1916
Ey Stage. run daily rem Giddstoyn. on the arrival Of
he afternoon train. to Milford, Carbonate Hoaesdale
10, Windsor. Bnghsmton ithaca, &c. Agent on board
ma cod
n, gss ,lOKKIs AND ESSEX KAILKOAD.
SSas {Sa,-S% Summer angement-Commencing Monday
May 9Th, 1916 Heterogeneous will soon he made
OF which due notice will be given. for additions. train
leaving Morrisovn al a. NJ md Newly York at - noon.
Leave NswYork, Leave Newark, Leave morristown
40''S'A 2 PM NJ S''9'1 P : O'CLOCK F. NJ
Passengers By the Morning Train MorTstown will
rive there 81 10, o'clock Were ssgea VIII be In readiness
vtere and Easop daily to Succssun. SteDhope Newton,
Milford and Owego on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
the following days meet the P NJ ,rs!nS for N. Y.
,sge viii also leave for Baking Ridge every evening on
the arrival Of the cars at Morrstown
Passengers go through TO and from jersey City without
changing On leaving the City, passengers will de-
post their baggage In the the foot OF Corlandst
where Agent will be 10 attendance to receive It. All
packages bundles be entered the wayb the
Company will no. hold themselves responsible.
Freight will he forwarded immediately tn Morris.own
Albany Basin by Stephens Coudits Lin. Soops
Newark, from the Transportation Office CT tho N j.
p. R and Tsns Co foot OF beFyaI. aud II desired will
be called for in OF the City, by application said
office. IRA DODD. Superintendent my4u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

it, UPPVNITION tt; IOVNUPVLf-
Express line for Aibsuy direct From
steamboat pier. foot OF 2ob!n.on.st n
new and splendid steam yacht RIP VAN wlNKLE, cp
tain l.. D. Able. will leave Tuesday Thursdsy and SIg
dsy, at o'clock .. vi.
FOR state rooms, passage or bcrthS, apply bosi
boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
x sIT~ AsUMMER AKRANGEMEsT

EsT&s3ssS sNyack and New-York, daily, sunts5
ceptrd-New ard splendld steanSoa ~
ROW will leave Nysck every morning al 7 ccocL II
turning will leave Sew.York foot OF Robinson aver
afternoon At clock and on Tuesday, Weduesdsy, n
day and Saturday, wi MAKE trip. leaving Ne
York ~ 10 O'Clock, and NyHck O'Clock touching " ~
mont. Closer Huyers and foot OF HsmmoDdsl esth VI
n. B.-Touching nj Tarrytown every morning and I'D
noon nip. All Kinds fre shI taken al reduced pr''
,ny9G m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
-T-asas OPPOSITIUN TO NiONOPOlY

rT~ AOPPOSITIUN TO MONOPOLY
5cancssISSzHt Through without landing. -New-Yoriu.
Albany Line-The fast and spendH ~
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt A. Hitchcock will esvs n
foot OF Robinsons,, next above Barclay every Tusp
Thursday aud Saturday AIT O'Clock. The Exprenb s7i
with the best of furniture, with spacious rpor,ri
good berths With tho public PATRONAGE tho av-isR ~
OF the community may he OF low fare the entire i7,
through For passage or freight apply 10 he Csval
board or OF GEO. T. STANLEY,
Rl0 al the office lh- drst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
miscellaneous.
INrJoB PRINTINC OFFICE.

TRIHUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. srRucEsrREET-f7hretd doors from .srsst.
ara perhaps unsurpassed By any Office In the city. The
a,-onsse Of les, year hs, been such guarantee
eresl extension in our resources We therefore, with con-
fdence, issue the following Card
TO observation-disclosures, supplied with all kinds
OffRlSTISg attic cheapest rate y aIl, r,stBe
e eifsaI.y., s sti;s Paa'3s'
Bill Heads, Checks, &c
70 LITERARY GgsTLEmEs.-or's.HGiM Manuscript print
5saPsisa ssrsogs Vol sg.., and s, al Kinds Of
70 LECTURERS isD Observation-Disclosures beautifully
'''A''f Lecture Bills, Small Bills FOR Di.;h.
And ever description OF P.a,n and Ornamental JOB Fork
executed with great nestness AID punciusiy al iae ONCE
IT The iaproFed POWER PRESSES, for Books, PA".
All work on The above Presse, viii be done exTsord
nt 1Is Il" prices Trtb IA sh JOB pra.sr.
NKW-YOKK BINDkKi, ll4 sui.on.'; age! Ass.,. u
End their advantage 10 bring Hsrperf Bio!s 20 'as e'
Tbe choice and beautiful variety Of pattern. now ready
varying in pr.ce from dollars. The beat STOCK sno
viii i be pssS Is si1sins b Bound
The very liberal commission allowed 20 Aseeis;
lows,,cs,b nficss. EDWARD WALKER,
myN III Fulion-st
= r. DAyEY, Attorney and Counselor al Law bur
~. lngtoa, Vermont
RefeTenee1
Messr e I'll BrssIsc.
A. e. KiSGsLhsn, Esa lNaz.Yerk civ
HoRIcE GREELEY, Esq.
Gro W. BLUNT. ESQ.
GEORGE WLRkEs, Ese. Albany, ~ l.
G SToW. Fec
X STow. tso. Troy, ~ Y
JAMES FORSYTH, Esa.
z. l. j. D. KISGsLAsD hse'eViie y l..
abnndsn r-f-reoces car also be giveu gentlemen 10
MANCHESTER Fsirbsven Cs.,ieion Burlington and enef
towns in Western Vermont iel' ~ ~oIl
COUNTkY HONEY wanted al MS ioio~'ne
" rAles. $500. d,s
Del Bridge all per CT dis Horesdsle ai.. per CT CTS
AZ ofsaf,bu.yl RsrmtL Millers'I ="
plain Said Geo. Lumber Col " :"
and Northern southern Eastern and WegeEn funds gen.
' HILDRETH ( McCHESEEY,
je22 Inn q William a. doors south OF W HI
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS,
PLATES. CA..s. CHEMICALS,
QuIcIsuf &c. &c.
For sale by JOHN ROACH, opdcap,
4.i- o-v- e Sn6sag-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

ITO SPORTts1lEN, Anglers and Texa, Warriort-
The light lncis- Rubber 0vercos1 Capes and Pouchos
varied IN shape and style sung all asief, made on hin
csbrc and some substantial, anc OF various coors
MANUFACTURED and for sale and also made 10
from The most approved Metallic Rubber by
i-22 HORACE h DAY, 3 Cor,lsnd-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

IakY UuCk STAGES EasI Broad ~, &c-
DMe,srs MACKRELL SIMPSON having p1rch+.eo
from Hessrs Hatfield Hcriin- Inc Eat srohd"ty ne
ter accommodation Of lhs public and hos cro'fns WE
Grand and Houston ST ferries Williamsburg, Will Oh
aad sfIer Mondsy, 22i lest run the saoYe ING iI " %
nm .-itst 10 pry Do,k-L-~is- being near TIM Ferries
Il. B-its by rnes1a Intended inst - iLe ca. 60 q
Troprsiors suffer the shove n4 10 lose any OF ~ Va
cigent attention. fully Sustain ia present reputation no
Gndncted lLrs 10 ll :soL1 Wv w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

L EEP kOOL. K0UL!, kDOL!..-The kool-
lAest way 20 keep kooi during The summer 10 koo the
food the wsier the wine and person. this u done
Refrigerator Wasr Kooer, Vine do. and Bah OF
kind, either shower or plunge. AL ihe,e koo-rs
be ou1d IN their perfection and in good variety
u siden-lane- [ielal SMITH. TORREY CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

TWO STEAM PROPELLEhS On . =
rN,HF Iron St-sIn fropeilers PbertS and Plot formerly
running on the Chsmpain Canal and Lake Lane Ih-s.
hoais are length Is feet vide and eet aepn
hold and viii carry on that line so TONS Their Inventory
large and complete They each OF % horse power aaa
will he sold low For farther information or terms Apply
" ,s on u '1 RUSSELL COPELAND 60 sou,hsi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

VuIHO-TlHnU, tNI''"t'S'
ard Flushing avenue Park and other avenues
The subscriber offers private Gale upward OF oo
lots Oh he shove and svenues comprising some i
the meat desirable snd delightful locations in the CITY OF
Brooklyn
To individuals associations desiring 20 erect Uniform
buildings lot, sdoiung each other in quantities 10 suit sre
offered The tle Ia ndisputshe Covenants against rul
sarcrs will be inserted In deeds The entire property
fronts on Wssui Bay and the Esst River and Ia within
short distance OF hs Fulton, Catherine and Jscssorst
Ferries and new Ferry the immediss vicinity has
been protected and Il Is expected will be 10 operation
The soil admirably adapted for building purposes and
the grade such and the property altogether 40 sdvanta
geousy that nearly every lot commando view OF
the city and harbor Of New-York Several Parks and
Squares In the tumediss neshborhood For iniorps
yop maps terms &c apply AZ The Office of
c. s. WOODRUFF, Executor Of Gerardus Post: decd,
myi4 eod;f SO Futon-st New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

OCKWOOD &, SCRiBNEH, No 26J Pesr.st
L. cor ner Of Fuions opposite the United States hotel
have sale fine gold sud ,"eF Watches Jew
elrv silver Ware Pencil Cases fine Cutlery, fancy Goods
T' a,sa,lv rsdnr.d nrre. myf2 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

I
w best Range now offered TO public BAKING boil
ing roasting, sad ecoromyo OF fuel They 70 sr
passed by Range heretofore In Inc MARKET and will in
purchasers croon other boilers be attached heat
large quantities Of wafer. Persons requiring gooi range
VIII please call is H1dsonsi oppoai.1 ST. John'spsrI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

WATCHES, JEWELRf, Silver ware &c-raf'
w chssers arc invited examine the following articles
wuI ere offered sale very low prices Duplex Le
YER Lapine and other Watches, by approved msfefs OF
receu iupotsons in hDe gold and silver ca,ea OF zoe
laest styes warranted mefeepers God Chalnt,
SEAL. Keys Rings Pin. Bracelets aud description
of new aud fashionable Jewery. Silver spoon aces
Knives Forks Plated Britannia w are Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens Msnie Clocks and choice 81.
lsc, IN OF Fancy Goods Watches, Jewelry NC cleaned
snd ensired LOCKWOOD q SCRIBNER,
2S5 Pesrl.sl corner OF Epllon-sL
,.n oupc,Itp Unite. States Hcei-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

DLANK BOOhS-SuiiAbi- for soc-,ie-. commercial
Dsud private use-FRANClS LOU TREL, II Maiden
lar- uGiie the attention Of their fends aud The public
iheir large OF Blank BOOKS, Paper and Station
cry embracing every article usually kept by sA;ones To-
geihe with extensive OF fancy stationery Of recent
Importation which will sod very low prices Books
ruled aud bound sny sgle required al short notice
Printing and binding Of every executed al The
lowest r6,eL LEWIS FRANCES,
CYRUS II. LOUTREL,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
ANOTHER REQUIsIrIoN.

d Il a.
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has re-.
ceiveG reqnisi,ion for another brigade Of
Volunteers foF the War against Mexico.
and measures will be Immediately taken.
10 organize them. Like the others they
are to serve during the War.
The Harrisburg Telegraph learns that
the .entir. new regiment is made up BY
the acceptance Of companies, whose ser
vices we're already rendered. II includes
tie new company Of young men raised
in that borough, who. as yet, have not
christened themselves with title.
The National Intelligencer states that
a second reqpisition has been made upon
the State OF Louisiana, by the Secretary
of War, for II Battalion, 10 consist Of five
companies two or three Of which are Ia
be equipped and organized as artillery,
and the remainder as Infantry.
II is also stated that the President tha.
authorized company otVotuntsers 70 b
raised in The city OF Mobile, for the Mszi
can war. From all this it appears tha
the Presidenti, determined 10 ''conque
a peace" and that speedily. with Mexi
Il e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

~ Il
The New Yoik Express 10 introducing
The subjoined extract from Mr.. Webasers
speech, very appropriately remarks ;-
Nov that Mr.. Polk has demeaned him
self enough 10 speak of %. who are d.
nouncing bis Unconstitutional sad Illegal
act. 10 invelving us 10 ! var. wishousths
authority Of Congress. and ~ creating
governments ID distant Lands. without Ike
Authority. --as traitors giving aid and
comfort 10 the enemy. 1T - time 70
hang some such banner - this 90 ooi
outward wall:
Living. Ishall assefl The right OF fre.
Discussion dying. | shall assert IL; and
should leave no oiherinheriianee 70 ~
children, By the blessing Of God. will
leave them The Inheritance Of FREE PAM.
clpLrs. and the example Of manly and
,ndepen dent defence Of hem Webster
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24

Quite slsrss and spirited meeting 49,
held Il .be Court House On Monday ias''
10 order 10 aid Capt Rowan 10 me iolns'
lion Of HE Volunteer Corps
The ssssmblsge was organized ~ 'ne
appointment of Col. BRAxron DAsAS
,oar. Chairman. and JoHNA. Thomson.
Esq. Secretary. Alter Hn'en
|sadre,,e, uere delivered By The Hon.
WIN. Inca, IN. Carroll Mason, Esq. q
Clarke. sud Capt J. A. B. nafo'ns'
|A R. Bo,e.er, r. H. Butcher. Wm- 2.
Worlhington. and c. 3. Harding H'fsr
Of Jefferson.
The meeting was composed o. e'''zen'
Of both .bs grta, parties Of The country,
aud the speakers on the occasion we're
those who stand conaected with both the
Wbig and Locofoco party. All Of whom
seemed willing. indeed anxious. to bury
par,izsn issues. and uaite on the question
Of "aiding and comforting" our country.
men, slready there. and those who design
going. TO do battle for their couniry's
rights in y foreign land: All seemed wa-
Log TO adopt the motto Of the eloquent
Winthrop Of Observation-Disclosures Coaa.
dry. sUhateUsr IFS boundaries /"
II was with The most lively interest
and satisfaction that We witnessed the
harmony Of sentiment that seemed to
peIvade The meeting on the one ell impor-
tant question 81 sustaining our counlry's
honor, and our country's Gag. wherever
Il, may float; whether on -the high seas.
OF in the Halls OF the Montezumas. All,
all. were willing TO forget the original,
all. seemed to be Inspired with the Pairi-
otto sentiment Of the lamented Decatur /:
Our Country, may she always be right;
but right or wrong. our Country"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
Presentlng Blbles.

We learn fromfthe Stau0ton Spectator
that very interesting cere moay took
place 10 the Presbyterian CbuFehof. that
town, % Monday evening week IN cons
nexion With q meeting to promote ihe Ri.
bic cause. A copy Of the Sacred Scrip
torres was presented 10 each Of ihe mem-
hers Of the Augusta Volunteers dor The
Mexican war, on behalf of the Ezaies Of
Stanton. Addresses were naeeby the
Rev MI CAsTLEMAN, Rev B<N@SMITK.
and Rev NJ. PorsEL, Agent u The vir.
ginia Bible Society. and 4 response to The
presentation BY the commander Of The
company
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
Ths vslunt.srs.

The Petersburg Company is now ID
Richmond. .shd viii sbe mustered into
service shortly.
The alexandra ,Companyii,ssl,e there
ready for like service.
One Of the Richmond Companies IN
der comm an a Of Capt. Robert G. Scott
was mustered into, the service Of the u
nited States on Monday, Dec. yl4,h, BY
Captain Larkin Smith. IL. s. a. Dr, Hen
derson was tie examining Surgeon. This
company has So rank and fls-hys men
were,>rejecisd.
y The services Of the Augusta iNolun.
,eers. under command Of Capt. Harper,
!or the Mexican war have been accepted
by The Governor. and they ste now await.
ing orders.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
THE VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.

T. I
We publish with pleasure the follow
ing letter from The Secretary o: War.
wkR DEPARTMENT Dec. 10. 1916.
SIR: / have received your >leiier Of
yesterday. and in reply TO il. have 10
Stale. tha, the course you urge. though
the reasons for il are very strong. is
one which can hardly satisfy myself is
pefnis,aele. The rpquisition is for Re
giatat and not for CoaDaniss, an6 should
no, TIE regimen, be raised. great embar-
rassnent would arise from having. a few
companies in service, with no regiment
70 which they could be attached; yet,
under all Tie circumstances. with your
assurance that the whole regiment will
be raised, | shall assume the aaihoii:y
% order The muster. BY companies. This
is irregular, aud has not been done IN any
Io,Ler instance. Even the dividing the
regiment inlo bal,alions. previous q
nusier. a. was done in the case Of thS
Virginia ReeimeSt. was going isilheF
Than had been donesi any other case \
Orders ulll This day be issued for MUSTER
lag the companies as you desire. u have
,helhnnor to,bs.. vety respectfully youss
oSeaieas servant,
To Els Excelleney WsLLiAM SMirH.
Governor Of VIrgipia. (
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
Arrival Of the Cambria.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
PHrI4Drlrul4, Dec. Is. 10, P. N.

PHILAprLPHlA, Dec. Is, 10, ?. NJ.
The steamer Cambria srriysd al Boston
on Wednesday evening, having left Liv-
erpool 90 the Alb instant The c. brought
oul 78 pl,,engsrs 10 Boston.
The most Prominent political neWs is
The oblilsrsIion by Russia. Austria, and
Prussia, Of the Republic Of Crscow, the
lasl remnant Of Poland.
Toe Cotton market has been very ex
cited The Manchester trade fell indi-
geant At the present fnovemsnt supported
by spectators only.
Upwards Of 2S. 900 bales being taken
by spectators since Friday last, rise Of
lhrse.eigh,bs Of pesny.
The English ports ate 10 be opened.
Indian Corn 56i5Ss per quarter. A,
melican Flour has advanced one shilling
per barrel in Liverpool. closing he Sd
ias,. with downward tendency.
ireland is enjoying more tranquility
and Landlords have adopted efficient and
successful measures for the relief of the
peoples All
Gen. Flores. the South American rene.
gade, is reported TO have sailed from Spain
with 1000 monarchis.s 10 conquer the
Republic Of Equador.
The steamer Great Btilain is still on the
rocks at Dundirk Bay.
Belgium has opened her ports until the
lsl October. l9l7, and has prohibited the
export Of food.
The Pope, has authorized the people Of
Rome 70 organize their owniocsl police
AN immense concession.
The Queen Of Portugal is ia q critical
position. The rebellion 10 very general
aad il is supposed she will be compelled
10 ab6icate.
Fresh troubles have broken out 10 10.
dia, The British are preparing for new
coDqnssls.
England has protested sgainst ,as oc.
curaiion Of CrscoW.
Parliament 10 TO meet on the l9.h o.
January.
Twelve Of the Royal Family Of France
have died Of Cholera. Doubtful i This
plague is extending westward. 400 per,
sons having died Of il Al Bagdsd. Chole'
ra has appeared in Spain.
Spanish papers call onfFrancsand Fog
land 10 establish monarchy 10 Mexico
10 save that country from falling into the
American Union!