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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-09
Our Trade with Mexico.


CIRCULAR TO CoLLEcroHs AND OTHER OFFICERS OF TIL
CusroMs.
TREASURY DEPARrMENr,}
June 30th, 1896
The circular Of this Department, of the 18th inst, con
tained the following paragraph:
cisons Of Judicial tribunals the existence Of
Of interdics all trade commerce between the cit
liens of the two nations engaged in tho war II conse
queny follows that neither vessels merchandise OF
any description can be allowed to proceed from ports or
places in the United States to ports places in the ter
rorcs Of Mexico with the exception Of such ports
places in the latter country be at the time in the
actual possession of the United States forces"
aamoras is in the actual of the forces
Of the United States and perhaps other ports and places
the side of the Rio Grands.
In Of the application Of vessels for clearances for
the port OF Maamoras, you will issue them under the
following circumstances:
LIST. To American vessels only.
I'd. To such vessels Carrying only articles Of the
Of imports from foreign countries to own upon which
the duties have been fully paid and upon all such goods
whether OF Of foreign countries, duties
will be chargeable at the port Of Matamoras long
II is in the possession Of tho forces of the United States
the authority OF General Taylor to cxcluds such arti.
cles including sprltuous liquors contraband Of
the introduction Of which he may consider injurious to
military operations in Mexico.
Foreign imports which may be re-exported in our
sells Natamoras will be entitled to any drawback
of duty; tor II this permitted they would be car
RED from that port into the United States and thus cvade
the pay ment of all duties.
Whenever any other port or place upon the Mexican
side Of the Rio Grande shall have passed into the actual
OF the forces Of the United States such ports
and places will be subject to ell the above instructions
which are applicable to the port of Mstsmoras
II. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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The CONVENTION, July THE brief recess
which the Convention allowed itself having ex.
PRED, II resumed its session this morning quorum OF
members being present report from the Comptroller
in to the enquiries in relation to the finances OF
the State, received Mr.. Cook of Saratoga submit
ted resolution that be referred to the appropriate
committee TO report the expectancy OF adopting some
summary provision than those existing fer the
liquidation Of demands against nsolvent corporations
Mr. Cook thought that though the requirement per-
sons liability in all members Of banking interpretations
had been provided for yet that there still needed
provision for the speedy enforcement Of demands
against them Mr. RussrLL suggested the appointment of
Commissioner empowered in certain contingencies to
sequesrae the property Of the corporations After ssme
debate in which Messs CAnBRELgSo and RueoLEs took
part both of whom acknowledged the inadequacy of the
present process against corporations, the resolution
adopted.
The Convention then went into committee Of the whole
and resemed the discussion OF the powers and quafca.
tons Of the Governor. Messrs. Husr, BAscoM and SIM
spoke. No vote was tsker-and the Convention al
about 10 NJ. adjourned-.7ibany .9fias.
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DIX. J. FRANCIS. OCULloT,
lss RROAD9AV

THIRD doom FROM GRAND STREET.
WE the undersigned having witnessed astonishing cures
w performed by DIR Francis believe his preparations are
dscove made for diseases OF the
Eye and highly recommend him safe and skilfu oculs
Rev. j. Hndrad.. r. &. Priest Rev. q. Benedict,
Rev.. Peck, Rev. A. Wheelock.
References given TO those city who have been
totally blind from Amoross-sght perfectly restored;
Ulcers and Specks removed OF the longest standing
A number OF undoubted testimonials, TO be seen Il ne
Office will satisfy the public OF his stonishng succees
70 Artificial Eyes inserted without pain % Advice 70
the poor gratis. 40.
NDr Francis will remove the first Of May y No. ~
street. second block east ofBrosdwaS
"A fundk
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SPURIOUS COMA large number of counterfeit
Mexican dollars says the Houston Telegraph are in cir
culaton, admirably executed They contain probably
twenty-five thirty per cent Of pure silver and this
mpars to them property Of ringing like the genuine
coin when dropped upon any hard substance Several
merchants Of this city have been deceived by them.
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Military.
rRnNEcCn r

Three squadrons (sx companies) of mounted Tennes-
volunteers reviewed yesterday, by Colonel
Croghan. ON the promenade below the Gayoso House
The whole Afterwards moved through city on their
route to Camp Carroll. The were all well mounted
martial spectacle. Gen. Wool, learn, 10 expected
here to-day.-Memrhis Enquirer, June ~.
VIRGINIA.
The Chareson Spirit of Jcferson says, that Captain
Stevens T. Mason hes nearly enlisted his quota OF
recruits, for his new regiment Of mounted nnemen
They destined to protect emgrants to Oregon, and
render such assistance to the emgrant and such service
to the Government, ~ may be in their power.
OHIO.
Two regiments Of the Ohio volunteers on
their way TO the seat Of warthe first having embarked
stated, Thursday, and the other yesterday
Bohl eft amid the fire of and the huzzas of their
fellow citizens The second regiment remains at Camp
waihngton.-[ Cincinnati GAG, Juiy4.
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EYES.

M ABE and inserted by Dr. J. GRAY No ll9 Bowery N.
N1 York the only mandatory Of the Human Artificial Eye
in the United States Any that wishes be well suit
ed should always apply to the maker who has been
mis- imsrc
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WATTkIPONT b CO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS, "a
Eulf Ma Rork


GENIN'S GUOoAMEk HAS,
n WEIGHING from az to sK ounces. Price only - 81.
- Ii il years the Gossamer Hat frsf
by the subscriber the notice of the New Yok
public the ghtest the desirable the tasty
utice for summer wear heretofore in
The astonishing attending Them evinced BY the
extraordinary of sales and the popular spproba
non bestowed upon them By the who have given them
lost the subscriber
show that he excel in his pre-
public patronage the Gossamer hat much lighter and
pleasant than other before offered They
aot liable like the Lesho and Panama to lose either shape
color from the They be soed By
either pePstion oil from the hair commonly the
with other Hats for the much admired style Of immngs
originating with the proprietor eectually all this
This is decided adv anage all other hats.
The public invited to call and see this article At
]. N. GENINS Hat and Cap Store,
myT lm$re 2l4 Broadway, opposite St. Paus Church
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LATEST MORMON NEws.--The State Register says
We understand the invaders engaged in an
attempt to enlist the aid of nine counties for the purpose
of burning Nauvoo blowing up the temple and driving
the Mormons into the Mississippi No other paper has
the news.-Sangamo (IlI) Journal, July 9.
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SUMMER HATS.
ECONOMY IND FASHION.

- MANDATORY, 1903 Fulton street.-The under
p s H, inc a ~ ' % p""S aronert;.s n.us,iv
sought for by the Of they have the additional merit
Of being below the standard prices They
enally similar material workmanship and hnish to the
articles manufactured by e splendid Of
merits no material difference can be perceived except N
d trimming, which eectuay prevents the perspiraon Of
me forehead from striking through and impairinE the ap
Their average weight from az ounees-bsing much
taste and Judgment who nuenced their PURCHASES by
conside Of COST invited examne them and
establish by the Of comparison their value
pared with the productions Of other manufacturers.
mY23 I'm ere ROBERTSON I03 Fulton street.
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CHURCHS VEGETABLE LOTION.

CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic will efectusl!y cure erup
tons on the face and skin particularly pimples botches
letter tan eckles and ringworm, The Of the Lotion
Tor short time will establish clear and brilliant nplex-
ion Sold in bottles IS each Iss Bowery corner
OF Spring street Also by Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn.
TOHN MULLIN respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has from his old stand No
Broadway, TO NO. BARCLAY Street, few doors from
broadway, where he continues to import and
double and single barrel Fowlng Pieces Rifles and Pistols
Of superior quality Also Gun and Pistol Locks German
Silver Ctng for rifles and fcwlng pieces, with
NBRepsrns done in the best manner and On the most
reasonable terms my6 msne
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMEa TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.

THE Proprietors prepared TO furnish Holmss'
the trade set them Tor private families or
manufacture and sell them Our experence IN m,nusesur
setting Kitchen Ranges this city Tor the past IL
years that Hoes Range cannot DO
surpassed for convenience and durability They
chased and they will free Of expense 70
the purchaser Numerous references be given persons
wishing purchase The prices range from to 4: DOLLAR
The pfopetors constantly ald are well
supplied paror ONCE, add bedroom 0RATES OF The
newest patterns.
NIGHTMARE, bright, plain and jacsnsd They have
assns at eli times ready 10 Ranges gAss and boiler
A. GILHOOLYN SON,
Mas
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THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT OIL MILITARY
Is n A VIM so p

MANUFACTURED by our Mr. Johnson, the inventor
IVA late Johnsos vroom ~ ,v.r eis psrtsnins to an
extensive msnaiscto, for the trade and families; " less
cs. ,ban any other house IN this supply
The depot Of the original and only genuins Nance
Pain Extractor, for burs and Hays Lniment Tor fes'
Kaydor, for the COMPLEXION;
Acousfic Oil for Deafness;
Sarsaparills Extract, octs per bottle
On he favorable terms merchants in all parts Of tho
Steam Soar Works and Laboratory Of Perfune, rassnt
Medicines. &c. &C.. II Courtlsndt street. new TOT,
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LOOMING GLASSES! LUOhlNU GLASSES
THOSE furnishing their house,, and Others wanting Loo,
ing Glasses would do well 10 call at lo6 Fulton street,
Pearl street. where every variety be found ns
che apesf rates. wholesale and retail Large and small novel
and plain French plate Glasses TO
suit almost any sized pier which will be sold low very ow
indeed Plain richly Portrait Picture
Paintings and Ensravinss Looking iassespAfss by ths
boz " single Old glasses repated
Ladies, while shopping, please call 49, . ,corryrp
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MONEY LENT.
THE Subscriber continues advance the highest pr,es
the oid-esabled Office ana william street, ON solo snc
silver watches, diamonds, plate, jewelry wearing app'
drv goods furniture and al personal properly,
VI" s'o"' JoHN NJ DAVIES. Lesssed Pswnbroker.
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.,,., FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Two FINE SADDLE HORSES
49, WILL drive also in a carriage. They n
sSss As and TS Es,. ' been fG lon. d a.sa 90
the saddle Apply at the desk Of the Herald 0ee Tor
49, THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public
I Nthat he has hand, his stable Jersey city
+&N-known as the Western Hotel, a splendid lot OF
YORK winch a , eastern part Of the state
- xsNG chAKLEs SrANlELs,;oE THE
y don for sale By GIsve, John street Az,
On the curious in a'',a. pa
mTS Importer and dealer in Bird. cssss as
FOR SALE,
Tie stock and fixtures together with the lease Of the
liza hotel No. 10 Chamber street. known the Bee Hive
5ys Tvs. W. '''-' apply JOSEPH LYON. aas Water st.
TO MANUFACTURERS.
II Great Bargan-To let or lease, large fietory.
c and machinery for sale at the corner Of Third wsnas
pruning and diving establishment. Together with new
sopPsr rollers and eyadsr press. st.
iys iS.rc " E "o"h c cor erS o. Howard.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
- C.: l. BEAH, for several years connected with this
prstor has rebuilt it uEhout the
he reestoa %
so % and Of M the
1d .ad
run "a dhssy from e. he day boats to sns
NEW LEBANON SPRINGS.
~ COLUMBIA HALL .MArls lsas =. ayorits Place
Se &c SUCH to the q lie
asdous, whether arrying for the shorter
jes Imrc HENRY HULL.
- STORE TO LET. IN the Herald Bulldinxs. No. n
E;;3 Nassau street. Apply on the premises.
KUOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUkNloHED
"A TO LET-ln small and delightfully."- situassd
all house, the Washington Parade Ground,
other boarders dodgers the house. will be taken
The family present consists of only three pesons
living = psa.e family and IN quiet sad Ss%
s.js a e Il:
Office. myisdne
ron SALE Oh TO LET,
- The Modem built three story brick house. ais Adams
~ disposed Of at public auction the 18th day Of May
aert half Of the purshs,e money can remain on mortgas
WATTkIPONT & CO.,
a FASHIONABLE HATTERS, n
- 90 Nassau street, near Fulton, New York. -
the quality their kind. Of is Of mana
fsc;us They have Just received small supply Of superior
sample Of which they will feel much pleasure IN .Sowin:
those who will favor them with call The undersigned
10 not sell At 2 or h 10 per cent les. than any
did toIe but they aer themselves that the quality and
finish Of their Hats viii give entire sausacon the prices
They adopted the French style OF trimming the
hats, which preventive the perspiratiOu coming
''.",.s ,.' ,"'''' inc ''''' i
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM kAlLKOAD
COMPANY.

IN and after Friday, May is 1896 the will fol
" lows
Leave City Hall for Yorkyille Harlem, and NJ ,risa
ma AZ, 20 - and u o'clock AN, sx ~ $ s. Snt
i5. s't Bidgs' ~ 10 ;Ha i GeseL AMs and 81
Tuekahoe,. Han's Corner, and White Plains AZ and 10
sloI 10, 81, & 10, and O'clock, Pm; Lesv: william;
az, X; and sx O'clock M Leave White Plains at and
o'clock, AN; and o'clock Pm. The freight train will
P.in. 4 o'clock in II: morning On Sundays. ,as White
will leave White Plains at AM, and PM. On Sundays,
the Harlem and Williams Bridge Trains will be regulated
acc ordng to the state of the weather. a2e
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SPECTACLE CASE MAMUrAClonf'
No 90 FULTON STREET,
YORK -.
~ oNsr NTIY On hand large supply Of the above y
" cles BY The gross dozen. Country mefehsen
q short notice. -
- Inst
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J. PRICE Co.
FASHIONABLE HAT STORE
~ THE SUBSCRIBERS having opened HAT STORE
LAT Nc, ITO Fulton street corner Of Dutch street.
fully solicit the patronage of their old and the
lie. They will constantly keep on hand complete assert
of Hats, Caps UMBRELLAS &c &c. Of the latest STYLE
and will sell the lowest Single hats made order
the shortest notice. lCHABOD PRICE,,
my5 Imsr TH0S. SHANNON.
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DURE wATER-sTONE's IMPROVED PREMIUM
Water Filten-These filters only clarity but purify
the urbid rendering perfectly salubreu by d.
yestng Of all purd vegetable and animal matter anmacu
la &C. The ftering properties ofhs apparatus
that even water impoverished with soap tobacco
rendered perfectly seess odor and OF bright ehrysta
line cleanes Can be operation and for sale at Stone
and Brothers Croon Plumbing 80 Broadway
m
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
No. 7 SPRUCE STREET.

WINDOW SHADE DEfOl,
No. 7 SPRUCE STREET.
IsrABLBHED 1870.
Who'll ESA T. AMI RE TAIL,
SHADEs Of all descriptions, kinds and Sizes 80 cent
~ cheaper than be bought at other places. Trim
mings manufacturer price.
BARTOL. DE MAUNY < Co,
mvf trrsvv~ Manufacturer 4 ImpovfsrS
TJNO JEWkLLt.ks, IMMATURE FAiN1Lks, Ac.-
4 g. HARTNETT, No. Courlandt street. near
Broadway, wholesale and retail Manufacturers OF Travelling
Writing Dressing and Jewery Boxes Miniature Cases and
Settings Flute Locket Watch, Ring, Pin and pencil Boxes
made and fitted TO Jewellers show contain watches
chains, rings keys, pins, thimbles, pencils, &c
variety Of the above articles constantly hand and
made order with and despatch No Counlad
street New York. myi2imsrc
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4 ,itAC hr.hS AND ottIr BREAD, rs Mott street., near
~ Walker strcet-JAMES PAKR, having recently intro
duced machinery into his Baking Establishment
sbled to produce superior article IN ship Bread and
Cscke city and country merchants call and
his goods soda and milk Biscuit pilot and Bread,
sugar. and Boston Crackers &c. His facility for man
lowest pr,res mvi'imsr
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tOh SALE Oh To LET,
- The Modem built three story brick house, ais Adam
street. Brooklyn II not sold by private ,ale, II Will
II disposed of al public auction the 18th day OF Ma
for years Application TO be made the premises
us Adams st., BROOKLYN. al ms
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- COLUMBIA HALL Yl5. I3a6-This IA vorite place
e: ofrssor and readyfor the reception ofeom
pany being under the Of its old proprietor
eay Hull Presnpng on his long experience as caterer
the establishment shall be such the Of the
fasdous whether tarying for the shorter
eriod. 80.
iea tmrc IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

esee 70! as IS. sale of Cleveland City 100 boa
was made al =. ~ the close there was ctiacuy IN
obtaining parcels al the same raies as IN the morning
For Shipping lots Gecsee p was the lair quotation
eh:tt,rs are taking advantage OF the scarcity
.sIs 70 reap aoo the advantage Of the foreign demand
and are advancing eigh.s :i pdss with the decline Of
ro,.r TcdsT 10 y 900 obls engaged for Liver
noo at Is Cd Afterward the rate advanced TO D.
and Is Cd offered. For the East there IS tte
inquiry The supplies Considerable but Of the
tows kept back In Southern We near OF nothing of
importance GEORGETOWN &c. is he'd 81 30 aouliIally
Corn Meal 81 for Brandy 3 70 d3 "a; for Jersey
Sales goo bbs al 5!5 Short Ga cts: ship Stuts
l0Ul2 tne Feed lbcl1 cts Bnck"heat p in oels
l7s0iss IN bags.
GRAfN-There demand for White Wheat which
rather but buyccs do not meet the news OF
holders The market Il nomnaly ll51 30. Sales 700
bushels red private terms for export The snipplD.
inquiry for Corn has been considerable and sales 3upJO
bushels mixed and white Southern old have been made
66dG5 Jersey and Northern yellow are noIn:ray
76075cts. Sales u - 1900 bushels Rye al 1901 IN
the slip and 1S079 delivered The market j. rather
improving Nothing doing in Barley. parcel on the
market held az 62! Osts have AZ improving ten.
dency. Canal are SCI lt37 cts oy cargo.
WHISKY-A sale OF 10 bbls. u hoopeo, was made al
@ cts 200 800 do II hooped. a: -: cts Drudge Is
dull at 22I cts.
i505o mostly 20 70 into a,o-e. The supply q good.
TALLOW-Sales 5000 lbs prime rendered al cts.
The supplies light ind the demand Is good
PLA5TER-A cargo Of Eastern. delivered a. Picrraont
was sold AZ 81 There s not much doing.
OIL AND BONE-Crude Whale Is held al - as cts.
and Northwest Bone at 81 cts, which Is improve
rnent
HoPS-The market is very heavy. and first sor: for
export cannot be sold TO any extent at cts Reta! par
GELS bring more.
R,cE-Ihc market continues very dull a, Is per
cwt decline since the
SEED-About 1900 bushels Rough Flax have been sold
on private terms The nominal quotation is l25 cts.
parcel Of 1900 bushels Russia sold but he price did not
.ranspirc.
PROV5IONS-Mes Pork is again duller and could
be had at 9 75d9 57i Prime is NORMALLY s: In Beet
there small sales at - and 30. The supply
Is not large. Beef Hams nomiuaIy Sl2. Lard is in de-
nend at = MA for good bbs. Picked Meats scarce and
nominal Dressed Harms are Il cts Some prime parcels
Dairy Butter sold better some as high az i, cts
The range for good is 1916 CTS. Cheese Is 705s IN
boxes and in fair demand for shipment
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For The Tribune.
Artificial Teeth.

MzssRs. EpIToRs very common and serious
evil Ia the loss of the natural teeth. Hardly in
hu ndred VINO has attained the oil thirty but has been
obliged 10 have some operation performed upon them
lntinatey connected the teeth with the comfort
health and speech il is exceedingly gratifying 10
that where the natural teeth have been lost by disease
or otherwise the hand OF the skilfu dentist can re
store those iDestirnablc organs would not be under
stood say that ali who in the practice Of the den
tal art competent but do take great pleasure in
giving incident which came 10 my knowledge few
days since. gentleman OF great respecta5!lty and
wealth nducedto apply to DR.. Blssdell 81 Broad
way in this city The applicant had had two attempts
made by different dentists, but their efforts were unsuc
cessul The third dentist after examining the mouth OF
the patient assured him that there no difficulty
The teeth made Dr. Blaisdes method and ad
mrably answer their purpose. An experiment
tred by placing weight OF several pounds to the teeth
which without being attached TO the teeth readily
tanned. The patient, as well as HE numerous friends
arc delighted with this perfection and utility Of the
method as prsctiscd by DR. 3. UNIVERSITY PLACE.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

II liquid Coloring ior q. f1s-'' " -'h.I-, =
IL CLAIMS 10 patronage vii! Al once oe understood By
those ho nave u.. OF -od the preparations offered FOR
dysing The hair. IL application IL simple is eject est
tain being emphaiicsiy perieci HaI'hye without &C.
strovinr H.. el..:citv or health Of he hair TIC fancy
store keepers druggists, &c II VIII be found ros &c
70 heir customers and not be troubled complaints Of
lie dvenp i- kin or ren- L. w.l rub OF the hsif
and constant washing only improves ~ Appearance The
from thos. unnatural iiut, varying from TIE faded re-1 20
m ro-si purple produced by the ordinary hair dyes II
proof Of ~ efficacy inventor prepared apply the
Dive 10 gyhiskers portion Of the hair without charge
To- hose wishing purchase T proves satisfactory Tor
which purpose Re has private rooms Prepared only and
sold wholesale and rets. b. VIZ BACHELOR. No ,
TsI-sI near Broadway. P.ce 81; double size = -
COP The address.
AFenie-Neyr-Ycrk. Or. Goursu5 s. vTeker-st: Brook
Ign. Ms. Hays. l39 Fllonst; Philadelphia, Eng Roasse
Washington D. C., J. Il. Gibbs. Penn. Ave1: P!tt-burg
Pa. WHi Jackson 80 Lioeryst; Columbus Ga, Winter
4 Epning. o-S iueodis-
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From the \. O. Picarune. Nor. le.

The PRIZE BARK CoosA.--The preliminary ex
animation has been closed End the testimony taken will
be sent before the Z. s. Crcui, Court.
amounts 10 little than what ia already known
namely that the ship had been cleared from this port
for Havana. and after being for time dis
covered sailing under English colors OH Avarsdo, in
communication with the Mcxicans. II has been
tanned also that package had been ashore from the
vessel, the contents OF which unknown.
The Z. s Marshal TO unload her and examine her
cargo yesterday but the vessel which lying the
other side was deeply imbedded in the mud that it
required several hours labor before the tow able to
move and bring her TO the landing this side The
examination was therefore postponed until Monday
morning
Capt Eaton, OF the aids of Gen Taylor. who
Washington the first dispatches Of the battles of
Monterey arrived in this city yesterday, from Washing
ton and left on the McKm last evening To resume his
nnsiiinn in the army