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DRAGOoNING CONGRESS.

sort Of desperation appears to have seized
upon the particular friends of the Administration
on discovering that there is indspositon in Con-
gress to surrender all the powers of government
into the hands Of the Executive. No stronger
particular evidence in support Of this general OBJ
servation need be quoted than the yirulence Of the
government paper, just now, in its Editorial de-
partment, but still more in the communicated ar
ticles which it editorially endorses. What can be
more justly offensive to the independence and free
dom of spirit of the Legislative bodies, for exam
pie, than the subioined passages in the Union of
Tuesday night, forming part of article signed
/" indicator" conspicuousy referred to in the
same paper under the Editorial head! Is it to be
wondered that Senators should be disposed to re-
sent this aront to their dignity through the Execu-
tive organ! Is not the course of the government
paper calculated, in fact, to make an irreparable
breach between the President and the Senate The
reader will perhaps perceive already, in part of
yesterdays proceedings in that body what must be
the natural effect of this course.
FROM ''uSloS" OF
TIE ARMY BHL.--A correspondent in this
evenings !" Union" has painted with strong and
indignant feelings the rejection of the army bill
by the Senate of the United States. We are as
much astonished by the grounds on which it was
rejected, as by the failure of measure so long
agtated, SO much demanded by patriotic people,
essential to the vindication Of our rights and
our honor" &c.
Ertracis from the article of the Unions cores
pendent, thus referred to.
In the Senate of the United States yesterday the
Mexcans achieved another victory. The bill for organ
zng regiments of regular troops having been submitted
with its amendments, committee of conference of the
two Houses, that committee unanimously agreed on
port which submitted them for their approval The
House of Representatives at adopted the report by
very large majority In the Senate it was, in its most i'm
tportant feature, rejected by majority of six.
:" Santa Anna, Ampudia any other Mexican General
could snatch from soldiers corresponding victory,
should place them upon the elevation where their
compaots friends and soldiers the Senate Of the
United States stand"
And what is the act Of the Senate which is thus
so nsultingy denounced in the Union? Why,
simply, that the Senate has thought fit not to sur
render its constitutional privilege of passing on APP
pointments to Office For this it is that the Senate
Is scandalously assaled in the Executive journal
as achieving victory for the Mexicans, and the
conpatriots friends, and feiiow-soldiers of Santa
.4,ana and Ampudia! We confess we have never
witnessed before in any public journal SO gross an
outrage.
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thirty millions of dollars Well suppose we do bring the
war TO close at the end OF third or fourth campaign Sup
pose we do this then there the question: after you
have forced Mexico into compliance with your terms, what
you 10 do with what you have thus gained Can you
incorporate Mexico into your Union Can you bring her
seven millions of people, all differing from you in their
gion, IN their habits, in their character in their feelings
Gan you bring them into connexlon with your citizens Can
you incorporate them into this Union, and make them part
Of the people Of the United States No, sir you cannot
Can you hold Mexico province No. would be fatal
atten The increase of Executive power consequent
upon such renders altogether Objectionable
Now, put emphatcaly this great question: With all these
views before you, with certainty that the other of
these objects can be Obtained there any that JUS
y to yourselves the carrying on of simply to get that
which you hold What will be the effect OF carry.
ing three, four, live campagns The effect will be
this you will have debt of two three hundred millions
OF dollars you will have your expectations of ENJOYING the
benefits OF free trade blown to the winds you will have that
great measure frustrated for another generation you will have
inflicted blow upon your interests from which you may
never recover you will have sacrificed these enormous sums
OF money which these campaigns will you, while all that
you VIII Obtain by way OF recompense would be most readily
and easily obtained by taking opposite course.
II they should be unfortunate as to fall into the error
now OF prosecuting the vigorously with view of endea-
vong to compel Mexico submit instead Of taking the de.
ensve position which ne had indicated, he would say
gentlemen and he hoped that his warning would not be in
yan that they taking step which they would hereafter
rue Tor as sure as ne talking the party now in power
would be held responsible by the party coming in.
ms was subject OF great magnitude 1t deserved atten-
tive consideration He might say much more in relation to
IT. but he would forbea With the few observations which
he had submitted he would content himself this time mere
adding, IN reference to the question bee the Senate that
ne should be compelled as the Senate would perceive from
the views which he had expressed vote against the amend
men which had been offered by the Senator from Michigan
AS to the other two propositions the amendment the
aor from Georgia and the bill ITSELF he would reserve the
expression OF his views in regard TO them until he the
iufr OF this great question to how the
to be conducted,
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HrApauAnrrns At Mosrrnrr.

Sspk. 20, IS4b--y O'clock II. NJ.
SENIOR GENERAL Having made the defence of which
believe this city susceptible have fulfilled my duty and have
satisfied that military honor which, in certain manner
common TO all armies Of the civilized world.
To prosecute the Defence therefore, would only result in
distress the population, who have already suffered enough
from the misforunes consequent war; and taking for
granted that the American Government has manifested dis
position negotiate, propose to you the city and
its fort taking with The personnel and materel which have
remained, and under the that harm shall
to the inhabitants who have taken part in the defence.
Be pleased to accept the Of my distinguish
ed consideatio PEDRO DE AMPUDIA.
To Senior Don q. TAYLOR,
Genera-n-chief Of the American army.
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from the Liverpool and Manchester Price Current.
MANCHESTER MARKETS.

June 23.-Purchases for America continue 10 be
freely made, in which printing cloths occupy large
share the degree Of excellence at which they have
arriy cd in printing enabling them to produce work
in the descriptions required, fully as cheap, when
placed on the market, send them. For
the Continent there is fair business doing and
there is still an active demand for the Lcvant.
1t is gratifying TO be able TO report an improved
demand for goods for home consumption, which will
no doubt increase, prices Of provisions fall. For
a long time past this department Of trade has been IN
greatly depressed state, and change for the bet
ter is therefore not less necessary for those engaged
in home business than for those who require 10 be
clothed.
There is no change in opinion in reference TO the
state Of matters required for healthy continuance
and increase Of the trade Of this district; indeed the
grounds from which the conclusions OF mercantile
men have been drawn, render any difference OF
judgment most unlikely to arise. At present,
producers cannot realize for their productions suli-
cient TO repay them their cost and although ii is
possible that they may be able to obtain general
slight advance present rates. yet any rise equal 10
the wishes Of cotton SPECTATORS is quite out Of their
expectation for it is well understood that the majo-
rity of mill look for nothing more, for some
time TO come beyond repaying themselves; profit
they do not expect; and at present, is Just cal
culaton whether the disadvantages arising to them
from allowing their factories to remain closed, or
working them short time, be not less than the posi-
tive loss accruing TO them in the shape OF re-
cevng lower prices for their productions than they
stand them in. 1t is therefore greatly to be hoped
that no excitement will arise in the Cotton Market
to causc-what people here think will inevitably
ensue-a relapse into the same depressed state as we
have for some time past labored under
We may notice, that with the frightening pros
poets of commerce, there is increase in the hours
of working and the hands employed in some mills,
but yet the great mass Of the operatives still remain
without employment.
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1T,nI,r,cl,,-, - T-Ji, p,,IIo, Urrr we saw thC
III nan Of The bols, rs-
Tocd from tb, forest about noon bringing in nearly
80 c,Ii9,s ri 1,iIl- which he had been cnoi,red
7j,-I;ht IN l,,ti,,, from, 80 trers thar had
I t mon tI ,,rtors morning This GUAM
H., oG XII r. said would suffice for ten pairs of
~ " l % Iiscif attended tothc trees he
Iii cIIot tr .,, ,',antit,, for several months
E"t bis rirs c"Ij n,r rncct from seventy trees.
iT Sc,ir-, trncs Ia ot ,suaIy, GROW thctlv. and
sn5 ,i"br ,niro crcui7 If several miles.
H. -, - En-, r. tn c,;rI ,rrc tbc artists in n
iit.I tLa7oLl b,t ,rLic6 b,d No onrning brt thr
HtiI 'ISsI'" i'', .i'j ia.' th foto If
Ill ~ T L t Co. tJ r,rrosa issued a
-" ii,r,, i,t' - l f he b,rninr of
oO.riil " tI tidb 60 filed The INT
" SPS'''s - az - ga" -. m, L., -
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ance has been crowned with success and he stlIi
lives to emily the Iich fruits of his germs and


Imigrati0g to North dncT'icd.-Thc number OF
Emigrants now crossing the Atlantic and the immense
amount OF sickness which usually takes place on inc
voyage has attracted good deal OF attention from inc
fact that The, DOOR " no are thus afflicted beyond
the reach of medical aid not one ship out OF fifty that
sail with Emigrants carving a Surgeon. Efforts
have been, and indeed are now being made, Tor the
purpose of providing these vessels with medical as
sstancc and among those who have been most cnrr-
gytic in their efforts accom- lrsh tins most u'LE
end is Mrs AIaury Of Liverpool. who, hay ing been
a passenger On board ship bound to New ork IN
which small poN broke out, Is using her r"d'"''rS
to awaken the authorities to the fearful consequences
that result from the present system naIetcfP pup
lishcd in the Liverpool papers, she says
Where governments tan, the pcstlleneS sGgS',">,
the scourgc OF God has power where the efforts OF
man are unayaiin% The suffering crowds thal rush
into the Atlantic cities OF the CnItcd states ry""L"
the hospitality they receive win miSc'ion IN my
"3ctWccu decks OF the passenger N'NsC Is l'S'''S
fever. No skiltu hand Is there to MINISTER 70 !h'
SICK; no experienced nina 10 tuolt 'hc pre-
means by winch alone escape from universal ","n ,
may be elected. such state OIL Things caIIT' o"l
unue; and already many NcsSels III me Po' VI i
pool are advertising Tor surgeons ana
nave s3llcd mus PROVIDED 46e C"p"S ?.'''' ~
are MCmSeireS m razor or S"ch a P'tG""to"i, a. 90
me MPoTfft" o"'y ,c"o ""'e CP''.'"' -
emlgrant De informed upon Su"lCct ~ nI''Ii
h'cltu WIN i!s uS"tosi 80 ~ " it Far
SccomPuSh lhlS ocSH"plS pun FoSc, =! ;ij
ms voyage sue. EesiSl oly a. I'"s W or Ms has
win uoo'Ti, , ,G '.,, 49, - fCr ,t,"r
now p'GoLn' III II ''i''' iiO''e VI
means "a 1 nav - ,;-i- Of ,b, PASSENGER
among lhe N@liouS p SIN " J c,n,,,I,
Act mere eAlsss one u 50 with nj 6rn
IEhslOie nature ol'e 50 III ,'nait, that
ucnct' 80 u!.Jll! at M i'CS L. ~ ,cI \ rs
II - ilPO " iii', S'' va 80, - rS,,,I M,
Iul" r shcoi" nav or; - r,rrin
Act =, I1III',lt i'ao, l"C , ,,, and o 10 ali
or hU.iv" PSI S SUM- ,rrS,JII Shall
p 'Ils =, '"' W V''"' '-''''' '"''' '''
Ca. ' ~: - 'g.', w .i w IL 7 ,IIl, f., and rcrson-
siI, nav SSn '' ~ have rr,tI
Nv '' '' trIt tba3 nav ..r The
w i,,y"t rio,. nrj;c,l Officers
m l,,5 - nrioa,, Ilos.'Is md The fity Of all
on - % aii r't ~ ,',IIi,
'ill q 'i''' 'l'l ' - l or,1,orit- Of
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BosToN-wcck preceding July d.
| CCGce-The business has been rather limited, and
confined mostly TO small lots. DJCtc00dS-A lot OF
90 tons ST. Domingo Logwood sold at Is. 5Od j. per
ton, + mos. FiSh-Ncw Nos. | and Mackcrcl are
scarce and wanted. Some No. IS have been sold at
I.jQa S7I5 and 80 refused for more. No 3's are
more plenty and sales OF large at l5O, and com. at
Ia I25 per bril-, cash. Goldfish come in moderately,
and sales OF Bayo Fundy at -3.0J small for pack
ing, S2.15 per qtl. cash. FI0H'-lhc low prices
which have prevailed this week have brought pur-
chuscrs forward and the sales have been large clos
ing at an advance of - a25 per brl. The sales Of
the week amount TO about $4,000 brls Of which 5000
have been taken for export. They comprise Gene
see at $500 : 5.62s; Ohio and Michigan, SS5313;
Richmond. Baltimore and Philadelphia, $3.50 ) DBL,
and Georgetown at s $50 per bril-, cash. The mar
kct closes firm, and the stock Is moderate Fruit
Sales of about 100 boxes Bunch Raisins at .j0a 80
. per box, mos. At auction, $50 bNs. Lemons, 250u
S2.OO, and $50 half bxs., .25a s 80, each, cash.
Grain-Thc sales for the week have been pretty
heavy principally of Western Corn, by auction. The
private sales have been Northern yellow, 6SG70 cts.
Southern white, carly in the week, at 81 cts; vel
low flat g. cts; mixed Western, 65 cts per bush.
cash There is decidedly better feeling at close,
and advance Of 1a5 cts. per bushcl established
since the beginning Of the week Several lots of
Oats have been sold during the week at 16dlS cts.
The stock is not large. Small sales Of Rye at SSa
/ 80 cts Hcmp-Thcrc have been pretty extensive
sales of American dew rocd, in all about 1000 bales,
mostly at l2a Sis per ton, mos. Prices
thcr improving and holders becoming more firm. A
10y Oh % IONS ma? arr, ca irI rI5:ia DcihG inc 3t
hls sL"s'I. It - - "T I: ran p ntno
mas ncen Gone IL! rGG o",Ss o. ABOUT 2oog
, fa63 q" ~ ~ t oJG Suh'' st. ana
H. I -, i, H., 9 ny ill., s iai's
kGt' Supposed :" ia ABOUT loc,I' mos Gmeym T
5les % CI'pa at 30 Gus per mos lo4SSeSlhc
demand lHroIeh !mg WtIk mas pcGm gooG, ana inc
s'Is igch "DoTt wv NM 3G SIE NV u ouI'' sor'
to ds'lIlors' at - cts ana 2oo mus 90 at ho same
Prlce, 10 90 OUT o. 'hc IhaIhSt. AT Sclloh 81 ioS'
IorI0 hlc'' Zouooz cls'; 10 mus lasIha ,1oP'
Gt'.' - tiG'' uo =oz"I- Gs' pr salohi mus;
O"-lhere mas nech very lit'IG DONG IN Llhsccd
lhe past %eek. Is hcIu at 'OoIl CTS, cash; ana
sLnaH s'"e9 nav Oetn ina"e at tiiI lorher price;
ffogSt0n&-9IockS are Hglt' ana mere Is good
ste@ay demand ior none use: oa"Pene-oales 0,
2Uo Dag common 10 lar Iualy, at 2.a2i ctsi ana
=OD pas, goou' cts per ~ hos oo5o Dags nave
| arrived llls week IRON CaIcGtta. >ecoIZVOo pags
hG5eGu nave arrived from I'cut'a per snip i'heuil
" tOo o. Which were SOFA pelore arrival. ne pal
hcc' ABOUT "OV bags mas just Deeh SOFA at 2 10y per
Dushci' cash. an Oh 1t 10 go South SP'ceSINo change
IN prices. 400 mas Oh Cassia, arrived thiS week
rom oaloi' were soo previous 10 arrival, Tor new
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June 30.-Thcre is rather more business DONG To-
day than on last Tuesday, whilst rates mat buyers
refused TO give at that time are now readily OBTAINED
by holders of goods, &c. In many Instances "u au-
vance on those rates realized but IN Such cases
only where orders to purchase competed lmmcui'c
contracts: however, the whole range OF to-day Du-
sncss is encouraging, and, were 1t not o"ulS 10 o
extreme caution exercised by merchants, 1t IS pro-
bablc that the advanced prices asked by producers
would have been freely given and more cN''h'I'c
operations concluded
There was q considerable demand for low printing
cloths and domcsfics, on which purchasers paid a
small adv apCe. In yarns suited TO NcdltC ff|h'ah
markets and the home trade an increase OF ~ PEI
pound has been generally gwen; whist IN EooTs an"
warns suited for eastern markets there IS i'uG Gu
uUry nor IS il Anticipated that The next letters from
that quarter are likely to bring instructions "h'u
will Affect these descriptions OF articles. mere con-
tinuus fair business in fabrics Tor me states " 'i'
Lcymt; bat for Germany and other parts u tht
Continent there are no operations gong OIL worm!
of notice
The very favorable change in the weather has ma
turalv had a most cheering effect on trade, and we
may reasonably expect that as the prices OF proNl
sionS fall, the number OF unemployed operatives VIII
gradually diminish Mill owners, however, 90 not
expect 10 be immediate gamers by change so dcsT-
able in itself the present high price OF cotton WOOL
when compared 10 manufactured articles, rendering
such a circumstance unlikely to occur, ii happening
that every advance they may get, at the rate OF a.
per pound their goods or yarns, Is Immediately
followed bv an increase of ID. per pound IN the price
of cotton. This is especially dlscouragng Wheh
it is considered that the prices which the MAJORITY
are disposed to accept for their productions, are
when fairly computed, inadequate to repay them
their cost Already they have greatly suffered from
the continued depression of trade, and the runous
rates al which they have been obliged to dispose Oh
their goods; and IS therefore, unlikely that CON
tnuOuS adv ance in cotton can be sustained as IN
such iblity it is be expected that producers
would rather continue their present arrangements,
when they know the loss that can only accrue 10
them, than run the risk by change OF arrangements
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MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. SPEARS, &C.
CHARLES ID DEFORD & co


TOBACCO COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
No Ga South Gay street,
HUAVE on hand and offer for sale, on the most
a IA liberal terms, the following:
MANUFACTURER TOBACCO
GMnAk PACKAGES, comprising full as
AVDUU sortment of all grades and sizes great
variety of popular and well established brands all
manufactured expressly for this market, and rcceiv
ed direct from the most celebrated manufacturers in
Virginia: constantly receiving additions to the above
stock.
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales, consisting of Havana, Yara, st. Jago, St
Domingo, Iguani Myare, Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky of first quality and flavor, selected with great
care Also, Spanish Seed in cases. Kentucky
Missouri Ohio, and Virginia, in hhds.-a full sup.
ply always on hand, suitable for Segar manufacturers
or export
SEGARS.
500 600 HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting
an excellent stock Of choice aud medium SEGARS
of the most favorite brands.
900, 900 AMERICAN SEGARS, Half Spanish
part packed, M cases, an article for South Ameri'
can trade. Also, SNUFFS, Smoking and New
York Fine Cut TOBACCO, Havana and Principe pa
per- Havana Bass, Virginia Tobacco Stems. Tobacco
knives, Calabria Lquorice, Negro Pipes, &C., sc
June
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notpr,a and o
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m GU1vi,pa thea dvant cstob derived p
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Tsimonai in had
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the Signal Book Is, Of Instructions.
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BANKS IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.


BANK OF BALTIMORE,
Corner Of Baltimore and 81. PAU streets.
Chartered l795.-Capilal, s / 200, 900.
j. II. McCULLoH. Pres. &. C. JaniSon, Cash
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
Dividends, lst Monday in June and December.
CHESAPEAKE BANK,
Corner Of North and Fapetfe streets.
Chartered lS36-Capital, S35O,0OO.
]. S. Cuttings, Pres. J. Pinkney, Cash.
Discount Day, Wednesday.
Dividends, January and July.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS.
Corner Of HOirGrd and German streets.
Chartered ISI0.-Capital, S5l2,5b0.
ELI CLAGETr, Pres. I'ueman Cross, Cash.
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
Dividends lst May and November.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS,
No II South, near Baltimore street.
Chartered lS36.-Capital, S6OO,625.
WIN. +. MAYHEM, Pres. 4. b. Rutter, Cash.
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.
Dividends, January and July.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS,
Calrert street, corner IF Bank Lane.
Chartered lSlO.-Capital 1898 500
J. H. THOMAS Pres. John Loney, Cash.
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.
Dividends April and October.
FRANKLIN BANK,
No. 10 North street, mean baltimore.
Chartered IoIo.-Capital, 30I $50
j. l. DoNALDsoN, Pres. Il. p. Giles, Cash.
Discount Day, Monday.
Dividends, January and July.
FELL'S POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
No. 81 Thames street.
JAS. FRAZIER, Pres. Jno, ". Randolph Treas
Discount Day, Thursday, 10 O'Clock.
MARINE BANK,
". T.. Corner Of Gan and Second streets.
Chartered lSIO.-Capital, S 3O9,2oO
JACOB BIER, Pres. p. LitHg, Jr., Cash.
Discount Day, Friday > - '
Dividends, April and October.
MECHANICS BANK,
Corner Of Cairert and Fayettc streets.
Chartered lSO6.-Capital, S5S9,SI2.
J. b. NORRIS. Pres. j. ". Ainutt, Cash.
Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday.
Dividends, June and December.
MERCHANTS BANK,
S. W. Corntr Of Gay and Second Streets
Chartered 1884. Capital, s 500 900.
JAMES SWAN, Pres. ID. Swigg, Cash.
Dividends, July and January.
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND,
Corner Of Charles and Fayefte streets.
Chartered lS04.-Capital, S923S5o
JOHN NJ. GoRDoN, Pres. r. Mickle, Cash.
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.
Dividends, January and July.
WESTERN BANK,
Euta1c street, one door north Of Eufa,p House.
Chartered 1S35.-Capital, S30s,2SO.
c. Brooks, Pres. Jas. II. Carter. Cash
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.
Dividends, January and July.
SAVINGS BANK,
Office, S. W. Corner Of Gay and Second streets.
Chartered 1918.
j. CUSHING, Pres ii. Stirling, Treas.
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go go 8 = 7 81
JOSEPH TAYLOR G. SON
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING MERCHANTS,


Corner Of Eutaw aud German streets.
BALTIMORE:
w Depot, will be forwarded daily, via Baltimore
aud Ohio Rail Road and Wagons to the West.
The location of their house in this place and of
their A gents in Cumberland b cling on the Rail Road,
enables them 10 receive and forward Goods by this
route with but little handling or expense.
Shippers requested TO send their bills of aiding,
receipt, on shipment of goods.
Produce consigned TO them for sale will receive
particular attention. june If
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LONG CLOTHS

Shcclines arc made 30, %, % and co yards per
piece proportionatc weights and prices to those OF
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FOREIGN CoNsULs AND VICE CoNsULs

FOREIGN CONSULS AND VICE CONSULS.
Great Britain-J. M'Tavish, 80 Second street.
France-G. c. Morton, % basement OF Exchange
SPAIN. a. Pizarro, cor Liberty & Lexington SITS.
Por,ugal--Jose b. De Camara, II Frederick street.
Netherlands-F. b. Graf, So Gay street.
Vice Consul of Ponifical States-T. p. Scott, l6 st.
Paul street.
Wurtemburg-F. L. Brauns, Consul Gen., 90 Ger
man street.
Denmark-H G. Jacobsen, 70 South street.
Sweden and Norway-F. B. Graf, so Gay street.
Prussa-F. l.. Brauns, 90 German street.
VeneZucla-J. f. Strohm, IS Lombard street.
Hamburg-F. Rodewald, Buchanan's wharf
Hamburg-A. Schumacher, Con. Gen, 9 .Charles-st.
Brcmem-A. Schumacher II, Cons Gen. g S. Charles st,
Saxony-F. l.. Brauns, 90 German street.
Brazil and Two Scilies-(vacant.)
MontevJeo-F. b. Graf, so Gay street.
Russia-Charcs l.. Kuster, 10 S. Charles street
Hanover-Edward Uhrlaub, | Hanover street,
Austria-F. Rodewad, 6S Buchanan's wharf
Oldenburg- Henry Oelrichs 81 S. Charles street.
Sardinia-C A. Williamson, " Cons. 10 .Chares-st
Belgium, S. ID. Walker, g. South Gay street.