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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Spoken,


Of gIyss f.% ssSss . %ije: ., pono Rico OIL .,,
Big Clark hence for Masn. 10Th inst lat S.
Foreign Ports.
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from LvspOoli Nile, smith, from MGs.syiSeos Robert
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P:.:s ss:s S:s
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Home Ports
ArALAcHIcoSA Jan AI bark Mary Smith Gibrslts1;
s
Ei., Tsse, NYoii Lamar Richardson d; Lawrence
ship H 1 ~ I.:
ss ss %as
ny
al . :sa .1 , 6 as% e.
via Newport VIM Thompson, Crowei, ao VIM Henry. Ry.
d n1 B
Mary iHS :ss
CHAnLrsros ] 2iArr Br ship Macao, Scott Liverpool.
liz liz pec M
18th Dec baIques Roman, Doano Boson Hualco,
Do; bss Rufus soule Dilnsh.m, New York Jas Cs.fis
camn Latour for Phadepha; schr Leopard, H'ndy New
CME.rTs Jan ssThs bsrqu. Anna Rsynolds brig. P.ln
The Pearl ahore few dred yards eeow the piers put
there by the pilot from being caught in held
BY the boat The sriss Metamor, from bosto and
Token from Cuba; put into Marcus Hook last evening
.es. ca. s
DO CID brig Porto Rico Senior, New York; schn Chappe
Ns:h Cardenas: Gutter; Pratt. " Indies, = -
GrowIsr Umer Pnilad Cd bark Ann Wsl.h Magus, for
j.s ss:i xsssn. w.s.
Gaveston ship Warsaw schander New York; barques War
wick, Weeks, goson idas Msrrymsp, BsltinoTs; Amos
La Grange Mendtl Baltmore briggs Tasso Burdick. New
port ri; Abra.a Poers6e,d Baltimore ch Csllao Dun
We Ss GA Sc. Bi.iS:
s1eston Dec 10Th Tsms, Caysi. 50 day: Borde.u!
says I'm Msrees: barqas.
Portsmouth NH; Barngton Barton dsys I'm Bcson; Col
Howard, Prentss I'm Rio de Janeiro: Horton ID
Csesto GsnoeseJ iecheIng days fm Ma,slles vie Or
b.l.ar Hudson Cain, % days FIN NYoIki sehI: Lsun;n.
Brown Monsso Bay, Entsrpri.e Trainer days % xi.a:s.
Rutk Robinson, 20 days I'm NYork; Felipe lBr] Bell
days fm Pen Spain. Trinidad; steamship Mo sm, Lsw.@
PHIADELraA, ship Lehish FIN Ly1; bark Anna
G.Sse 81 %o2en Mayo Tad:d q. Dec
81; Robert VAIN Sesrs, Boston
sl.. Carlton ss as e !ssn Ssa
2lst, Br bark Lsvinia, Wilson, Cork and q market
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SUPREME CouRT OF THE IJy,rFp SrArrs-Mon.
day, jan n, lsi6.-Samuel Stevens, Esq, OF New
York was duly admitted an Attorney and Counsellor Of
son. Mr. Justice Mclean ielveretAhe opinion of this
Court awarding writ Of supersedeas in this case No
90 J. Aspden's executor, appellant NJ Aspden,s az.
ecutor. The argument OF this was Continued nv
Mr.. Williams for the appellee, and by Mr. Hoffman for
the appellant
der the A0th rule will be received hereafter and AZ sh
present term. until the Hrst Monday in February In
each and every term while the Supreme Court continue
TO meet the FIRST Monday in December and that the
Aeth rule OF the Court adopted at January term is42 b
and the same 10 hereby rsscindsd.,
Adjourned till tomorrow at II o'clock.
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Cleared.
Bark Jubilee, Hannah, Havsna Badger Peck.
Bark Ralph Cross Glover. ,Nesmh Leeds.
Brig Eliza, Lockwood. 81 Croix, Deforsss 4 Go.
Brig lmeiine sawyer, 81 Marks, &c. Hurlhut ACs.
Brig Wakulla, Mulford Apalschicola, Johnson Lowden
Brig Catharine, Elliuswood Autgua, Maitland. Conner
< Co.
schr Emsrentins, Nesbis, Halifax, T winmsu
Schr Brilliant, Kidder, Frankfort, Me- Buck x Peters.
Schr Altoona, Walpols, Norfolk, Hunter.
Schr Josephine, Edridge Ponce, Foster Nicksnon.
Ship Sutton Galway 10 days from Charleston with cotton,
to Sutton. 9th inst lat 30, Ion n 90 passed steamer
steering ., supposed to be the Gen
Bark Columbia, russell, OF st George I'm Smyrna, to Du.
Bark Rochelle. Hockins, Of Boston, 81 Is I'm Havana
Bark Rapid, Ward. from Havsns, with mjze, to Moses
Taylor.
Brig Ohio. Davis I'm Rio Jsneiro via St Thomas 10 days.
with coffee, to badger & Peck.
Brig Republic Scott from Port Prince, ia, r. with mdz,
Shedding Ferns Jan H. in Crooked Island Passage Eng
sb brig Oesm Bride. m Gonsves Cowes aad lat ~ lon
IS, Fr bark Flandre, standing T..
Brig AMANDA Avery Y days from CMdenss with mahoss
Their and head winds h.. been days The north Of Cape
Hstt,rss So IN 60 with sehr Convert, for NYcrk.
y ballast, 70 MdAspsx L,it brig Jsa Dc CGtsssas,
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ~, 1886.
Burton not dead-Dry Dock Meeting Magnetic Tsie.
graph-Stoeks, &c.
The announcement Of the death Of VIM. E. burton,
of this city in to-days Herald is Mr. B. has
been ILL., but on Sunday night he better and but
the bad weather to-day, would have been out of DOORS
transactng his business The rumor originated doubt
less from the fact of his Sickness coupled with tho
closing OF the Arch street Theatre Saturday night
No. we not to lose him yet he Is too valuable
man to the Philadelphia public to be parted WITH and
will doubtless do good service for many year to come
We have great meeting tonight, in favor Of building
dry dock at our navy yard, and improving the de-
the greatest advantages for naval station Of any other
city in the Union IL is out of the reach of hostile at
tack-s river is deep, but easily defended-abor il
cheap as elsewhere and laborers skllful-and the
purity OF tho water does not subject the vessels to the
decay and their copper to the corosion to which they
are liable In salt or brackish water
The Magnetic Telegraph opened to the public to- day.
and numerous messages passed between this city and
Newark.
The following are the quotations at the Stock Boards
to-day =
sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp-200 shs u. g. Bank 81; 70 do 81; IS do
ST. 100 do S. 5 100 do 5l 70 do cash. 81; 50 do 81;
90 Grafd Bank, 81; $500 State 5s III; 1000 do n 5000
do, cap, 5l2o do, cap, III 1000 do c&p II; 2aa6 do
cap, II; 5000 do cap q; 80, Lehgh 6s, 4s; 100
$500 Wilmington 6s 1855, 6si so Reading kR b5 2e3
rs do G, 29s; 1000 State SIS, m.
AFrKR BoARp-l00 shs Girard Bank, c, 81.
SECOND BoAnD-50 shs Farmers and Mech Blk a; Ia
do Mechanics Bank "a; Is Wilmington RR, sol; $1,000
State 6's, cap, II.
Arrrs BoAsD-4 abs Wilmington RR, 3o}; $50 Read.
ing RR b5 29i; so do 2oI; so do 3D. 2ol; % Bank
81; $4,000 State SIS, 10Y
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COMM ERCIAL.

New York, Tuesday, Jan. 81.
AsHEs.-The market;has assumed degree Of hrmness,
and holders asking So sf for Pots and 81 IS for
Pearls. Sales however are quite limited
BREApsruTrs-The market is still dull all we have to
report are few transactions for homo use at IS cal
S5 6s2, and small sale for export at S. 56i.
CorToN.-There moderate demand to-day from
spnners, who have taken about 500 bales on cotton
above mddlng fair there does not appear to be any
change in grades heavy there being rs
yet, no demand for them We continue our quotations
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FRENCH

TAUGHT on the Robertsonian systcm-By Edmond Du
Buisson A. M second evening class in the course 10
ney being formed The Select School No ~ rsas corner
ebry in Europe being the best and most expeditions me
thcd learning the language and speaking with Ispd
above, between the hours Of o. A. M, and o'clock,
and o. Mondsy Wednesday and Friday svsaings from
o'clock, !. NJ i. Rdle In r.
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$So5. l do 46th street, corner nth avenue, 10
by 100 r. $450 do street. near do, same sizs,
$3.50 each. l do Same street, near do, same size,
each / do on 47th street corner 18th avenue, Same
size, s4so do 4sth street, corner 18th avenue,
~ ne size SOD
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sales OF stocks at philadelphia,
saIes OF stocks ut Boston.

BRoxERs BoARp; jan 26.-l5 shares Western Railroad
eol e0i 90 do do, Is d. Oil so do Vermont Central
Railroad, e4i Is Norwich Worcester Railroad, 6sl
i2o 40 do, co. ~ do Boston Worcester Railroad l4f
100 do Long Island Railroad, $50 50; do Boston
Lowell Railroad, 57s; do Boston Providence Rail
roa lost DO do, 1926 100 do East Boston, l4 so do
90 loi iVV DO do 80 DIS, Is: do Boston Bank, 6Sf
40 Lsconia Manuf Co, pr CT adv IL do Market Bank
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cOAPs. EssENCEs AND PERFUMERY, Of all kinds,
y epo No Coulsndt The suS1eI.Ssf, oTg,9i
inventors and mannfsctniers Of the gsnume snIS W. iii
having rrsary enlarged facilities are prepared
hand h, liz sosntsd Almond. HOSE Musk wnSsor fsr
T,on .sosp new and splendid artcis well suited
r Rs,hs and private family warranted TO snk and 70
General ssso Of feqmsy Essences &c. both Foreign
and selected and pSt n With The srsa ct esIs also
South American mafhst: yarsnted TO stand any elimss
call and Examine for thsmsssyss
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S 4 FOWLER.
VALENTINES

X OLD AND SILVER FLUlDs-These metallic nlidl,
" which formerly much used by the ancienss for theI
Illuminated Manuscripts beautiful articles for al purposes
Of Onsmenl Penmsnship such Valentines Visiting Cars
beautiful appearance and lustrc Of ne gold and sver For
sale by the principal Booksellers and Satones and BY the
manufacturers, KENT BLACK,
ja2U 3W%rc ZIG John street.
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Foreign lmportatlOnss
PoRr Az PRScE-Brig Republics tons logwood Shedding
FerslOs bags coffee Lawrence Hill--lo0 do Csmeron
Brand-2to do II 4 Morng2oo do Thomas Marean-5o do
Schefelin co-3 do q Hogath-l5a2 d. Shedding Fer
- casks rags bbls honey printing to SHIELDING
CARpErAs-Schr Conver-26 hhds "a terces molasses
Thuston-l Dbl oranges Chase9o sauashes bbs mol
Domestic lmp0rtnt10ns.
CHARLEsIoS-Ship Suton6 tics rice Hicks eo-iss baes
Spoford Teston co2s3 do Ralph Post1ts bales yarn
Underh-a tons old copper Kelso-2 Mrs NJ Wood-60
empty bbls s6 do Geo Robinson- chs Canton Tea Co.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 81, ls48
Rainy Weather-Ciiy Mortaity-Smou Por An .anti.
Fire Proof Scfe-Runapay Motches-.q Charge IF
Forgery Markets, Stock Board, &c.
We are now in the enjoyment of warm, sultry and
dsagreeable rain making streets rivers of mud,
and giving the blue devils TO all good folks of
der nerves-making our wives angry, aad children
cross. Whom to have a change for the better,
the signs overhead do not foreshadow.
During the past week. the number of deaths in this
city was 81 Of which number 40 were males, and 80
females. The number of deaths from small pox was
ten, being just double the number it during week
before last This plainly indicates that the disease
the increase again
One of SCOTS freproof safes, containing a large
quantity Of ewelry was yesterday dug out OF the
Of Mr. Webbs store and the whole conte It's of it found
to be destroyed. Thus these safe manufacturers, in
nine cases out of ten manufacture the genuine article
for public trial, and the spurious for sale.
we nave had several runaway matches recently, con-
trary to the will Of father and motherand consequent
row has followed. One happy couple rust-
coo 81 ssrs the s time
public deeply commserate with the highly respected
and esteemed parents The lady's taste positively
whose position in society il that of pauper in the Aims
House He was in the institution q number of years
ant clerk, with small salary, by A. w. Jackson Esq
the present manager Of that institution and short time
The old Gentleman !. "a pr s and
OF his new son-In.faw.
An investigation Of q charge Of forging a will has
been in progress for time in secret session Of
four courts The accused is Of high family, and
matter of course unless your correspondent finds out
his name, the rogue in rules" will escape the
stigma OF his gu-punishment is out OF the question:
The MARKETs.-The foreign advces have thus far
mad no material effect upon the -four and grain markets
Holders Of flour manifest but little disposition operate
until they have had further in reference to the
state OF the New York market Buyers also holding
of on the seme account Small sales Of Howard street
Hour were made this morning BY the dray load, at S.
Nothing done in City Mills.
There was large supply of becves the scales yes
terday. There was less active demand and prices
have somewhat fallen off, The offerings amounted to
$40 head, of which los remain unsod 90 were driven
to Philadelphia 80 to Washington and the balance 2e7
head were sold at 81 So rs per 100 lbs the hoof
equal to 81 So %, net. A few extra were taken at
So 6s3
sTocx MARxEr.-The news has caused great com.
motion in our stock market Marya 6s closed yes
terday at 10 asked 77 bid and sales made 773
W and IS an advance of to cent upon the sales
OF Friday last Baltimore S. 1890 closed OH for SALE
e'f bid Large sales made at 97t e73, and small
parcels at 9s, showing an advance Of per upon
the nighes, sales of Wednesday last There was q dc.
cided improvement in stocks generally
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Passengers Arrived.
BERMupA-Br brig ady Of the Lake, NJ Camp.
CHARACTERISTIC Sutton Messrs Miller A Sully, I
Harris, T Slacksdalc, Geo Naylor.
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$4,000, $1,000, $4,000, 5000, 1900, $1,000
$4,000, % 1000, 1900, $1,000,
ITO LEND ON BOND AND MORT GE-The above
Of money good productive real 10 this city
Brooklyn Apply 5. BROAD, No. ii Wall the
oniee Of fssrce Co. basement
NB.-Cal between the hours OF and II o'clock or be-
tween and O'Clock p M. j22 im@rc
CENUINE HAVANA sEGARS-Of the new brands,
VI FL Judo Erante La Amazoua and La Carlota for sale
by +. MANCH0, at IS Fulton street,
j24 2w'rc (spanish Hotel, mp stairs.l
AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATOR.
REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair, and s
"A restorative in all where balances beyond the
reach Of art. Prepared solely BY ou .,,
State and Country dgents.-O Fish Co.. Washington.
District Of Columbia; Aver Ph-an. 7s Broad street. Co
lumbus Ga, Tuttle Go South fourth street. Philadelphia II.
Rice corner Of Court and Howard .tsses Boston 3, p
Fulton street. BROOKLYN NJ. FLETCHER, Marsson Ulster
CS ~ ~ lousy syfsoSss a. ~ JofS
J. c. Duboce New Paiz Landing Ulster Co.; A. I q
Stoores, Druggists, Hudson, N Y
Ciy assns.l7s Division street opgcstss aud,ow n H.;
OF Spring, N Y; Everard's Fancy Store, No is GRIND
street, a. B. Sands Co.. 30 Broadway; Dr. Carroll 90
No 2MurraY sfreet d. lmeoo
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AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVTGORATIlR
HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
THE TRUJMPH COMPLETED

For sale by MOORE 4 CO., the American Agsnts A
Ann street. and Elliott, 153 DIVISION STREET. oP-
poaite Ludlow. New York. Price q bOttle-Ax Dot
- - In 10
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sur am.s. ........, ,s Moon ,, ns.s:. IAN
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Bark New World CIoweIl from Savannah for Boston, q
of Frying Pan Shoals N 30 miles. -, !,
Brig Orb of and from Saco Me- for Porto Rico, 9th ms
lat % 10, Ion So 50.
Brig Altoona, Clark hence for Matanz 10Th inst lat 81
Ion 70 IS.
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BR.rol, jan assld brig o;see Hail. Savannah 'ehrs n
ci6c Smith, Matanxas; Barton, Havana 80, -, ~.
Bo,ToN jan a6-Arr barque Lysander, Cispp New rori
Reports on Saturday night wind by s,ruck o. Efes
Nssiuciss point not bsag lighted The light on Monomoy re
ish - poiat lighted mnptse past g. Tn
sssss1 g ashoss tive hour, bat sustained damage
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sp with them II, should vote against the admission
oil the resolutions because he regarded them as out Of
MIR woopBRrpor thought differently, and should vote
70 ADMIT them but this would not involve any expression
oil settlement on his part 10 the merits Of the resou
tons themselves He believed them expeden and that
they ought to be indefinitely postponed.
while he extended tho courtesy TO the Senator in voting
for leave to admit them.
Mr.. SIMMONS expressed a similar intention.
MIR CHALMERS explained that his former vote gainst
the leave to introduce the resolutions from the
aeandng that that vote be the test question on
the resolutions themselves. He should vote TO
tend the courtesy to the Senator; but he should
vote Tor any measure cacul tied to increase already
Mr. Ps,sYnsckER said he should vote for the leave ;
pu .nst our diiculties the Oregon question su
hcienty great without further entanglement 1t was
bost to settle one thing at a time
a.. Mr. AachEn explained the action OF tho House upon
at the time lie thought there were far higher consde
ratons involved In these resolutions than mere oucs
uon o. courtesy and should against their
MT BnErsr contended for the motion OF Mr. Allen as
strictly IN order and for the resolutions themselves as
called ior Dy the existing international
the powers OF Europe and the nations this con tinent
ought at once to prepare the hearts the spirit and
Mr. CALHOUN rghtsd the Senator in one or two parti
culsrs and further said that against these reso
once at all but only opposition this declaration Tn.
whole party had voted against 1t in the Panama contro
very.
The question granting leave to the Senator to in
roducs his resolutions taken under the ayes and
noes and carried % to 81, Messrs Simmons and Wood
bridge (whigs voting in the Affirmative, and Msssrs.
the wings - "
On motion Of Mr. Allen the resolutions were referred
be printed. :
INFORMATION WANTED
Mr WEBSTER submitted a resolution asking Of the
resden. 70 furnish with all OF the latest international
corresPonuence upon the Oregon question: IL DO
done without prejudice public interest Lies over
ono day. ~
And after petition for pension by Mr. Dix on mo.
1--WE have thus attempted 10 give IN. r;f, and
spirit OF the proceedings to-day and We bsiieve that
iar conception Of the days debate has been furnished
decidedly the most interesting day Of the session
English and Russian ministers present the whole
time, on the floor below. Mr.. Allen IL proud on shs
achievement Of today but Waterloo defeat await. on
tn resolutions unless they are materially fled down by
The committss
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hear in day or two, Of the result of the
attack on Tampico, by Commodore Per.
ry AS informed you, some time ago,
we ought to have intelligence of this at
tack between the 25th and the 3Oth of
this month"
He further adds, ",he government has
recently drawn heavily upon the Nor
thern banks Of deposite. and, during the
last week. the amount Of depos,es in the
hands ofCorcoran g. Riggs, of Washing
toh, has been relieved about Sl5O,OOO.
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From th' Spectator, 5th September.
THE QUEEN OF SPAIN.

The Queen of Spain is haIfmarried
she has been betrothed 10 her cousin.
Don Francisco de Asss. 1t is reported
that France consented to the marriage.
on condition that the Infnnta Luisa
should be married to the DUO de Mont
pensler: but that part Of the story wants
confirmation. AS to the choice for the
queen, it is, perhaps, the least of the
evils that presented themselves. 1t does
not provoke opposition from any side
which perhaps. could have been said OF
no other candidate. 1t is not understood
that the young pair have any penchant
Tor each other; on the other hand. it is
not understood that either of them has
very tender feelings; so that the union
may De well enough as royal marriages
go. Its political consequences are neg
alive; all its domestic consequences,
probably, will never be known. Mean
while, it has the merit OF being strictly
Spanish.
The Madrid Gazette of the 29th of
August publishes royal decree, by
which the queen makes known to the
nation her determination to marry her
cousin, the 1nfanta Don Francisco de
Assis Maria and her Majesty convokes
the Cortes for the 18th of September.
The Journal des D. bats sticks to the
report OF second marriage; and oppor-
tunity supplies some particulars respect
ing the young couples -
A" We are assured that the marriage
OF the Infanta Donna Louisa, sister to
the queen, with the Duke de Mon:pen-
sier, is decided.
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"Queen Isabella was born at Madrid.
on the 10th of October, 1880. Her ma.
Jesty is, consequently, nearly sixteen
years of age
"H!s royal highness, the Infanta Don
FRANCISCO de Assis, was born on the 18th
OF May, 1922. He Was twen,y-four
years OF age in the month of May last.
The Duke de Mon,pensier was
born at Neuill y on the Is. of JuIv. 1924.
His royal highncss is, consequently, ra-
thef more than twenty-five years Of age.
Donna Maria Louisa Ferdlnanda,
lnfanta of Spain, was born on the 3Oth
of January, 1882. Her royal highness
is fourteen years and seven months Of
age"
The Madrid correspondent of the
Morning Chronicle explains King Lou
is Phillippe's anxiety for the second mar
riage -
"should the queen have no heirs,
(@nd many believe that the state of he,.
ma1esty's Aeal'A renders direct succession
czceedtmgIy doubtful,) the Infanta Luisa
will become heiress to the throne"
Moreover, the princess is a very charm.
ing young person, and is one of the
richest hciresses in Europe. Under the
will of her father, King Ferdinand VII,
she is already in possession of a fortune
of sixteen millions of francs, (64O,O0Ok
sterlng,) secured in such way as to
make payment certain. "Louis Phil.
llppe is not only wise king, but pru-
dent father ofa family. His eldest sur.
vlving son, the Duke de Nemours, as
future regent, must, sooner or later.
comeApon the country for dota,ion
and then he is provided for. The Prince
de Jolnville has secured large fortune
with his Brazilian princess; the Duke
dAumaIc is in possession of the whole
fortune the great Condos; and now
the Duke de Montpensier (,he only one
unprovided for) is saddled for hand
some sum upon Spain"
The Morning Chronicle publishes, in
second edition, some further gossip
which prevailed in Paris Yesterday,
touching the marriages. These are the
points; that the queen and her sister
will both be married on the same day,
the 10th Of October, the queens birthday.
that the Progresista party have publish
Cd declaration protesting against the
proposed alliance with the Duke de
Montpenser; that Mr. Bulwer was not
invited to the meeting Of council at
which the queens intention was an.
nounced, and that he has entered a pro.
test against the Montpensicr marriage
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FROM HAY VANA.

The editors Of La Patria received
through Il friend copy of the Diario de
la Marina, Of the 9Th ult, brought over
by passenger who arrived here in
company with Com Sloat. The Patria
issued an extra during the day, from
which we derive the information which
we subjoin.
The Royal Mail steamer Thames ar
rived in Havana on the 9TH ult., from
Vera Cruz, with forty passengers and
Sl74,00O in specie AS we announced
yesterday, Gen. I'aredes reached Hava-
ma by this arrival, though his name is
not in the list of passengers in the Dia-
rio.
The dates from Vera Cruz received
by the Diario are down to the 3O,h of
Sepsember-ten days later than our own
files, but not so late by six days as the
advices brought by the Ewing. The
advices are not very important, save as
they reveal the movements of Santa An
ma.
1t was announced in Mexico on the
24th of ofSeptember that the first brigade
of cavalry left the capital on the 23rd for
Monterey, and that Santa Anna would
leave on the 25th. 1t was further an
nounced that he employed his individual
creditto expedite this movement of troops,
which v had been delayed for want Of
funds
The garrison of the capital would be
composed of such bodies of the National
Guard as had been raised, and it was
supposed the other brigades would leave
the city on the 25th.
1t is said that Gen. Ampudia has re-
linquIshed the command of the Army of
the North.
Gen. Arista arrived in the city of
Mexico on the 18th of September to meet