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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10
English Markets.

Az we have sresdy psolished quite full accounts Of
Tie markets 10 the crowded state Of our columns We
do not give In full the statement Of Wilmer Smith.
Its main Gestures ss follows:
10 Satisfactory 10 state that the Interval which has
passed since the departure OF the steamship Acadia has
besn one Of fsr ess excitement thar have had 10
describe Tor time Numerous failures OF mercan-
uls houses and heavy lie, VI baokrupts both Ia Eng
land and Scotland si zftest the deep seated mischief
which nss creyi into commercial system bur upon
the whole very marked improvement Ia public icel.
ing has prevailed
AZ a. the Indications Of the stock exchange can b
taken 90 proofs Of returning confidence nothing 10 left
10 wished tho advance Ia public securaa been
regular sat steady, without hose eoru2t transactions
which Of ats have been irequspt The Ffenen Loan
for millions has been al Indicated 10 the ROtosehs
al 73t sugar IL almost the only article Of Imports
which continues 10 demand
Tbs Corn market since tns Acadia left hss not varied
% aoy great exisot On the 5g1 instant the advance
noticed In oar last fully maintained the arrivals 81
Liverpool being comparatively smslI. Ga the market
day Of the otn Inst prices continued hfm' bot wear
wa generally slow Of sale. Tho operations 10 ore,sn
are upon quite restricted scale. holders are 10
10 elect sales az reduction Of more tnsn 10 70 - Po'
quarter. IAe exports 10 ireland commune " DC 'eiy
isrgs. The price Of beat Western CsnA rlour nss
reached zoe which prizes holders are not o'posse W
make sacrifice.
Amsrcsn cured Provisions are 10 ssescy but not &C.
tiy. demand Al London 500 10 COS readily paid.
Ham. sra Ala freely sold la the market st
ABOUT our ornsr qqotsfous There mas not been mucn
alteration In the prices OF descriptions at the Lv'
erpool market
Tns Rce market has bssa steady daring the fortnight
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Ic.. of the ship stephen Whitney.

=. pnh,r, A arn,it Esu one ~
We are lndeoleu 10 h"oe'' "o''''r - w
the owners OF this III iated vessel for the following
statement
The SbpASa HhhHey was on her ftn voyage aero"
a.. Atlantic when shs struck She was owned BY
'"o -. 80, L.. tt.,.,. xv,
aessrs hooer' he'"'' 'o'ep" Ss''', ~
Ham Aymar snd Capt fopham ana was 'n'uro' IN
waIn Cspt Charles w. Popham, the master who
ps.h3 with hls shin was an active perseverns care
49, -, An -. 81 -. mn. f.,h.r ,xss
iu' seaman snu "0o1' '" 20 49, -.
the late Major Pophsn OF tnis Ciiy a'ene'aoe Ne'o'a
tionary officer
,r. a xv -. ,,t, In is0Q. her tonnase vas so9.
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Sudden IIIne.s Of Secretary Walker.

W AfHINHI0N DC = I1II1
Secretary WALKER was attacked in the Treas
ury Department At three o'clock, ?. ~ 10 day With
fsin,us say spopleEy. but probably by extreme
exhaustion. He fell aSd taken home. where be
now lies very III. He had been III for the pssi
ten days with discharges Of blood from the bow.
els and hsd slept bu, little for the i've lac, dsy'
being constantly IN the Department. He was At bis Of
fee al last night and flgpt none I'LL six this morning
when be took short nsp on sofs. he was At TIE
Capitol previous to the attack the presentation Of
bis Annual Report TO Congress Everything was In id
mirsbe order In bis Report, with volumnous accom-
papying documents and tables he had personally SD.
perintended all.
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This document fills nearly eight oolamns OF the
Ssios. Commencing whhs brief exposition OF the pos
surs Of our military sss In Mexico the beginning Of
the present campaign after the capture Of Monterey.
rectss the orgsnr alton Of the expedition destined to
move fret upon Vera Cruz and thence upon the
City OF Mexico, Leaving the force designed for
this enterprise Of theis place of rendezvous. on
the Island of Loeos the narrative returns to de-
Scribe and signsiize the intermediate movements OF
Geo. Tsylors column, which resulted 10 the memorable
bsxts Of Buens Vista Returning then 70 the main line
Of military operations against the hear, OF the ssemys
sousny tbs report foovs step BY step the triumphant
march OF the gallant array under Gen Scott from IL
place Of smbMkslon to the National Palace OF Mexico.
The collateral expeditions Assins Chihsshus ssnts
fe and Cslernis are nextsurmsriy described 10 their
order; their bearing upon the results Of the war de-
pcsed and the signal achievements which marked their
successful prosrs. portrayed With these events and
with due notice Of some subordinate saee esses of our
arms on the line Of operations from or. Cruz to the
City Of Mexico the military narrative Of the rspor, con
clades
Turning from the past b the future TIE report sur.
vsvs the various modes Of conducting the which
presen, themselves the Cover nment and our fsber
operations muss be conducted In one Of three modes
s,s TO take and hold ndemnisy line s<ooHd 10
run the whole country ays to retain what We nov
posseas open the lines Of communication int the In
tsrior. and exsspd operations to other important
places our means ana the prospec, OF Advantage
sha indisAte-keepips dispossoe force always ready
within spproschsols limits 10 annoy the enemy to SEIZE
supplies enforce Contribution and Illustrate hs eoru
30 collect nesns and assemble troops for the purpose o
prosrsctps the war.
The arsS mode 10 regarded ss dishoaorsbls to the
country and the second toe expensive The third
recommended preferable 10 the Others In addition
70 tho troops required ssrison places be retained
Ns proposed tc have In the field eompcen, force for
Aggressive opsracnsto strife the enemy Whenever be
nav present vulnerable point; TO open avenues from
he por In our possession into The enemy country and
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10 cover and subject 10 control some OF bis rcn
mining districts and productive agricultural regions
10 order % furnish competent force 10 carry out MS
plant u 10 proposed that the regular army consisting
now Of 2i533 BE- filed up Dy recruits 20 ihs iuii
llms hKes by law viz = sl4 men exclusive Of oicefs
Tue number Of volusieers already enlisted for the
war 10 reckoned &, 10000 but their NUMBER nss oeen
copsdsrsoy reduced 90 inssit will require al sdciion
of 1880 we're give the present vounieer force ine
complete oTrsniz.pon a...-, The
seer.tsrv prooo.-. therefore 10 raise ten additional
regiments Of rsgusr forester the var and a. even lD
nag not be sufficient be asks Of Consre.. aaino's !"
raise. II necessary. 10000 additional volunteers.
I'VE are compelled, for lack Of room 70 postpone our
sb..ct Of the remaining portions ofihe document The
point. Of the mos, importance are embraced In the
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usu.e--E Election Of Minor Omeers.
Ea,torisl Correspondence.


w.,uxoroS On. Of r. Dec, e, l5i7.
The House has today presented IN excellent
ex.usls of Wing energy and punctuality. Alter
q, bour spent in drawing for seats Joseph NJ Root
Of Ohio drawing the first choicel motion to pro
coed 70 the election Of Sergeant at Arms was made
and carried. The vote was by word Of mouth, as
ususl: and NArHAs SARGEAsT Of Pa theWhig can
didate was chosen on the FIRST ballot by ag4 ma
jority: The vote standing-Por Nathan Sergeant
levery Wing elect but Gaines Of KY, not arrived
and Holley Of n. Y. sick ia, with Levin and I'ek
Independents: Total II6; Reuben Lane Loco
in last year 90 Whitney, (Wilnot Proviso Loco
~: Total lOs-beisg all they have in the City
Lahm and Pstrie included. Mr. Hohey tnougn
very in. would have been brought here bad his vote
been Necessary. / doubt that anything politically
gc,oa x.l obtain higher vote this session than kr
Sargent has.
While write, the House has been mike manner
electipg RosERT z. HoRsoR Of Princeton, N. j.
Doorkeeper, by decisive vote Horror III (sn
the above with Petit of Ind-Ioco } the remaining
votes being cast forlWhtnsy, Doorkeeper Of the
last House. The election Of Postmaster is next in
order, and does not promise 10 run 80 smoothly.
P.S.-4i p. M-The last Postmaster johnson,
Loco is reelected by one majority-Pslirey OF Mass
Houston Of Del and Thibodesux Of Lou. voting for
him; while Pendleton Of Va. worked for him and
paired of with another Wing Duncan of Ohio so
as 10 have a. the effect Of voting against him. So
one Of the old officers is retained, on the svowed
grounds that he is good officer and a very poor
man with wife and nine children. Thus ends
another very good days WORK, all things considered
H.G.
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ASSEMBLY.

LAND MONOPOLY n MENcO-A printer Of this
City now IN the Artillery service In the City OF Mexico
writes bis friend smschinlst In the Bowsry. under
date Oc, "A giving one why our troops succeed
30 well gains, MexieAns. We select from his letter
what follows;
If the population, ihewoAKrSc part Of them, OWNED
Any or The SOIL, could Lot come where we are or
get away sssn The greater par, Of the land IL he'd b
siew individuals the churches and the people have
DOT much interest Ia the matter.
The troops have TO look out sharp and keep at home
and mind themselves The population are far from be-
ing orderly. II they hsi chance and should get the
upper hand Of Us they would show mercy There
plenty Of printing ofices here, and hands too but
WORK Ia dull At present All the types and presses are
American One Napier book Press Ia idle
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
From our own Correspondent

From our own Correspondent
WAsaISeToS. Dec. :.
B8lhal Misake Of The Tri5rns-Drarins Of Stat,-
El,otisH Of Serseant At drus-Pr05v r,fez5ns tt0e
spoH-ElsaiON Of Don ksp1-of Po'tuastz.
/: was not the SUD it was the stars that 10 their
courses fought against sisers- Why not publish
it in The Tribune as il appeared in my manuscript
or. if il appeared wrong in the manuscript why
no. amend in PRINT Echo answers Why
The House up 10 this hour lhslfpas. / o'clock
has been engaged in Locating itself In other
words members have been selecting their seats for
the session. The names Of the whole number are
placed ia box. and the Clerk proceeds to take
them out seriatin-the one first called having the
frat choice. So the whole affair depends upon
lottery. Wings and Loco Focos however take
good care 10 keep on either side Of the Dfoa9 asie
and parties being nearly equally balanced toere
NAV be ample verge and room enough for each on
ia avn ,ide Of the House speaker OF the Wing
party NAV allude TO a Loco FOco as 4" the honora
bic member from the other side and wee versa
The Yankees can indulge their proyerbial tran ana
seap OF their seats with members more fortunate
in their draw By giving something 70 boot
10 minutes of2-The drawing has ceased and
motion is made and carried ~ proceed 10 the cleo
ton OF a Sergeant at Arms UfU0 r0ce Mr. POLLOCK
Mr. LAsy ofla the present Incumbent The Speak
er has declared the state Of the baot-wboie mum
Der 224-fJr MATTHIAS SARGEAsr ll6. REUBES LAsE
&C. CHAs. A. WBnsEY r. Necessary 10 choice
ll3 Mr. SARGEaNT having received one hundred
and sixteen votes was declared elected lie re-
ceived the fall Wing vote OF the House present
ll4, fMr. HoLLEY and Maj GAMES being absent }
and the votes hes de OF LEVIN, Native. and TUCK
Independent So Oliver Oidschool has written
bi,,sslf in,o @ high responsible and liz is 10 be
hooedl lucrative Office and IL IS not 70 be doubted
will discharge the duties thereof with great credit
"a himself satisfaction 70 the House and perhaps to
the permanent benefit OF our institutions; Lltera-
tare however, snd politics VIII lose whattne house
NJ REPRESENTATIVES, gains-whence bis election
seems 70 be another proof of the melancholy fact
that there is no such thing as unmi1ed felicity IN
this world.
RoBT. T. HoRsoR Of n. ]. has Just been elected
Door keeper The Horrors are lucky family
for this one is said TO be q relative OF the gen
teman who
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sat In corner,
Eating a piece OF Christmas PIE


Robert has also been fortunate IN having been
turned out Of Office for not beng Tyler man al
besrt" Next TO being pat into Office TINS was the
happiest Of distinctions. He received III votes
the largest yet thrown for any csndidste-another
distinction TO the Hornor family
IL Is now O'Clock and one half hour more Inc
House is proceeding 70 the election OF Postmaster
the contest lies between JOHNSON. the present
Postmaster aud McCOHAIcK bis immediate pre-
decessor Mr.. MCCORMICK was popular and
efficient officer and his removal not being elected
til after the Loco Foco party had undergone the
severest screw, there seems a sympathy Ia MS
favor which amounts 10 a reaction. Otherwise II
is more than probable the present incumbent could
be retained having discharged the duties OF
bis position to the general satisfaction. II he be
removed. he will be- renewed 10 use the language
of The Uaicn) with the magnanimity OF man
and the grace of gentleman.
The three JOhnsons in the House STICK 70 their
name: and four OF the six Thompsons attracted by
the similarity Of sound or from some other motive
vote for Johnson also. Isaac +. Homes Of ;. T.
votes for Mccormick he voted formerly against
his uncerepOuous election.
o'clock-The ballot is declared the child is
christened. and his name il johnson
The vote stood-ior Mccormick, no. for John
SON. III whole number, 22l Johnsons maj :
House adjourned w.
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JEFFERsoSIAS PRIScIPLEs The Hunkers, no
ney brokers land boers and Loco Foeos ~ho advocate
the esrques; and plundsr Of Mexico y violence
terribly annoyed ~ the appearance Of the venerable Al
bert Gsllstin's pamphlet, ia which be comedies with
Msssrs Clay, Cor~in. Webster and humble selves
ss 10 the D asuee Of the War The standardization folks
pTsfza 70 Be ys5-rsorisns Here 10 voice from his
bosom friend GO years ola. They trestiswiih COZ
tempt. NJ. Gslsrn selected By Jefferson. ths no
men, he WA elected President a. Secretary Of the
Treasury snd sat 10 his Cabinet eight years sso four
Nsdlsous he was sent with Sessrs. Clay and Assns
to conclude pesce sih Gres, Britain; nsxi to France
Minister. seven years. BY MourOs Aad lastly. By
Adams TO Enssni. "a our An5ssss35r thsre- Mr.. Gal
latin born At Gsaevs IN January 1891 arrived In
united States IN 1850. volunteer 10 ihs War OF In
dependence, and 10 l7s3 a Professor At Harvard he
aided Ia i7s6 in revising the consultation Of Psnnsylvs
MIA sat In her Legislature IN 1890 elected By her 10
the $ Senate IN 1884 and IN the other Hoass Of
Congress from 1875 I'll Jefferson called him - Be bis
constitutional adviser When denounced BY the C0Sri7
and Eaqzbo guilty Of tressoa, We are ssd to fad
ourselves Ia such company thai OF Albert Ga2atn.
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" understand tina, the important case Of Dr.
Turner late Health Commissioner versa, Smith involv.
ns the eOps'ruSnsy Of the las Of the State Of New
York levying Hospital moneys on passengers. is ct
down for argument 10 the Supreme Court At Washing
lon for Monday next Hon. Willis Hal and ! ysa
Buren, for the State. D. B. Ogden and D. Webster for
the defendant
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A Counrerfelter struck by Lightning.

7
A man by the name Of NJ. Lee came TO Peters.
burg, Va. and exchanged thirty-six hundred dollars
in Eve dollar counterieits on tho Danbury Bank Of
North Carolina, after which he left in the Northern
cars today. A description OF him was communi-
Gated by Telegraph and Information has just been
given of his arrest and commitment in Washington.
All the money bat ten dollars has been recovered.
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IT,. r-,x.,s from America continue % very l;ul>sd
...Is should the potato rot extend, - many suppos
1, v mi, article will Be brosgnt nto more sxsasss
and general consumption, the exporenee o. .ns -
year having proved hp 70 :" ~
the potsto
ten, Of businea transacted.
In s.,petrs there has besn an sctive oemsoc
Ths-s s.s been more extensive demand Tor "oola
a.. iower qualities for shipmeot 2ooo osioo e1iscy
psruyi.n have been taken for export 20 ~ I1t
"A 10 Sad per 10. 10 the grease and % 70 ~ o' s~
.r,,v.ls hi, week are ,227 bales eoionia soa NJ
s.s. ,orsgn. English 10 held frmy, ct fshy p'sVss
rates. - ..,.t..,,y,,, dissries a.
ENGLAND are stu discoarsshs'
r,or. our Evening Edition of yesterday RECEIVERS
7r.,sgr,ph for the New.Yors Treuns-
Bosrox Dec. e-lPk
.sps voa the following circular received PEI
Pr
Britannia.
prav,. shipIey & Co.'S Circular.
LIVERPOOL. Nov Is.
c;,ce the departure Of the last steamer the pres
.ure in the Money market has slightly aossea' an'
,.s,s were symptoms OF a more decidedly ia'O'
~ change; until in the last few days iar'hef
s.;,,e. ,ncluding very large brokerage house IN
40, have caused renewed depression snd DIS
go. tbe postion Of the Bank OF England is some
wbs, improved. bu, they adhew to their minimum
nsr cent, for discounts while their branches
40 nothing under > per cent per annum-
7, the Cotton market We had for a week rs'ner
more srmne.s aud an improvement OF to 10 rom
the lowest point bat since the arrival Of the DOS
Ton steamer OF 10Th ult. with increased esaua'es on
the coming srop the mArke, hss again become eA
,,emely lansuid and heavy, and the above I'M
movement is quite lost We repeat our iast quo
ta,ion,-say 81 for Fair Upland and Mobile and .
Cor Fair Orleans: Mddling Il to u, and Ordinary
81 to Il per ID.
The sale, Tor the week ending 18th Inst amount
al 10 DC. 400 bales, OF which $500 were tor export
and 500 on speculation and the bu'lne" Tor i've
DAYS IN this evening is estimated at lsOOo bales
Of which exporters have taken 5000, but specala
tors little or nothing.
The Corn Markets are firm and rather higher
The best Western Canal Flour being quoted Sse
/ 9o,. and Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ss to s-s Cd
per Dbl Sour POS 24s. Indian Corn has adv need
/ in greater degree and is now quoted at SJ'GSa
per quarter. and the best White is retailing at Goa
the chief business, however, being at 35s Go7s ID
| for fair sound parcels. Indian Corn Meal los ods
! l6s Cd per Dbl. -
No sales of 7HrpeatiRe have taken place since
the departure of the last steamer and prices are
nominal R0sln 10 selling At 70 90 a 20 20 per cwt
BROWN sHlPLEY co.
L.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
rpInAY MOANING. DECEMBER 10.

rV- Advertisements omitted TO-DAY VIII sPPeA'
row We will publish large 'neet 70 no'i'" ~
be sbls to insert variety Of deferred ANe
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DEArH oF TINoraY CHiLDs.-Jadge Childs,
sroshsr of Col Child. the ssllsnt commander of the
forces 81 Pueblo and who represented the Monroe Co
Dssrie,n Congress for several years died few weeks
ago while on hs way TO warmer climate for the bec.
e6t Of his heslth
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sHocNs0 MuRDER--A deaf and damb colored
hoJ. sgd ~ years bel ngibg 10 Col Wm E.hslr3ss
Of Norfolk. Va was murdered lss, week b. a shi,e
MAJ named Lemuel Grrs cory, VITO rst0ok the boy Tor
another whose lie De bad tnrestened. Gregory vas
drunk 81 TIE time. he made bis escape 10 sever ser
secroting the body OF the murdered boy.
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e The January number Of TIE USIoS Mao.
AzINE or LIrERATURZ AND AAr," edited By Ars. c.
N KIKKLAND author OF b. New Home &c. sc. 10
now lying before having been Issued thu, early and
ia absolutely magnificent In 10 tcers superb embesh
ments-to say nothing Of he superior paper and besu
fgl clear type. There two OF the richest
iluis We ever saw-one By Doney the other By sadd.
Then line engraving By Osborne very bold and Alto
seibsr excelsri-then richly eooFed Fashion Plate
,tsn eish admirable woodeu By chids and LOOMS
TIE designs are IN all under the direction Of Ms.
eson. Beside all ths there 80 pages Of excellent
Music By Mrs. Hull Tae contributions bJ arst
authors. We notice pspen BY Wills. Bryant Bebjs
min, Hoyt J. Bsysrd Taylor, Broughsn. Asieson Hrs
OsgOod Mrs. Child. Mrs Sisourn-y. Mrs Embury. Mrs
Dana Mrs. Eleti, hrs Hull, Mira TnonPson Mes Il r.
Gould. Miss Augusta Browne. and Hrs kirkland her.
self Not ors Indifferent article Is IN thu humber
There are Two pages Of ongnL Assie. Published By
Israel Pos., 40 N.sssr-s,.
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New-York Legislature. .srrer,L SESSION.

SENATE. ALBANY, Dec 81 P. N.
Petitions for amendments Of the Usury Law so
far as refers to loans for less term than - months
Mr. WILLIAMS reported in favor Of the consoli'
dalton Of the Railways between Albany and But
To- The report does not recommend any plan.
Mr. HARD doubted the policy recommended. If
the Legislature possessed the power Tho subject
was dropped.
The bill in relation to Jurors in New-forA was
referred to the Senators from the LIST District.
The Emigrant bill was referred to the Commit
tee on Medical Society, sc.
The Senate concurred in the House amendments
to the Clinton Prison bill.
ASSEMBLY
Mr. FENNo was discharged from consideration Of
the petition to abolish the Office Of Chief Of Police
in New-York City.
The debate on the bill relative to County Clerks
other than the Clerk of New York County was con.
tinued into the evening session and is now pro
crossing.
Tle Canal Tolls for the present season to Nov.
3Oth, amounted 70 s3634sfl For the whole Of
last season they came TO s2,75i465.
The weather very mild-with warm rain
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rnilnres i'm Addition 10 Printed List.

Castelar, Sons h Co. Marriott Co.. hlcady
4 Harding; VIM. Maury Andrew F.. Byrne
Co Liverpool, +. H. Rong Il Son, Amsterdam
Administer 4 Lyme, Regis Bank.
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n We are indebted to the Baggage Master Of
tie Nsw.HEvep Line for copy Of the B0ss0a Aas Of
last evening
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PETERSBURG Va. Dec. 9

PETERSBURG, Va. Dec 2.
TheAlail has again failed south Of Wilmington
n. c, consequently the Pony EXPIRES" failed with
it, We hear no news.
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FROM HoSDURAs-Files Of the Honduras o.
srsv have been received 10 Nov - tbs obsvrv pro-
nounces false the charge that the British Goverument
through agents al Belize. have supplied the Aexiesns
with arms and ammunition. BY Al L'ersron 10 the day
Of the departure and arrival of.he British Mail steamers
tosehipg at Belize the mails both from the Uniied
States ,nd England will reach that place fortnight ear
iier than heretofore
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TREMENDOUS SPEED.-The Auburn A3rerfiser
states that Sunday iAs. The for the Wes,
d-tsined A. Udca urrs hours and refs A0lys In
resehisg Aubufn distance Of 50 zailss Seven ard
hsf niles an hour Ia astonishing seed for Railrosi
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q Weare indebted to MvSEos ExPREss for
Nantucket and Nav Bedi5rs pagers
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lowA.-ln his Thanksgiving Proclamation. the
GoTsrsor s.ys that no STATE II UHion has made
more rspd strides 10 the Advancement Of Education,
Commerce and Agriculture than Iowa
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The Storm ON Lake Superior.

The Detroit FresP Press has been favored with the
following letter from a gentleman residing In the
upper country who was on board the Julia Poi
mer in the recent severe gale on Lake Superior. 1t
will be read with interest;