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Events nj santa Fe.
From the Union.

From the Union.
EIraot Of litter from an officer Of The u g. T0pesTGPht
cal Engineers. dated
SANTA FE, New Mexico Feb 3. ls47.
"On the Goth of January, Gov.
Bent being at Taos was Sc, upon by raoole and most
barbsrousy murdered, together with Isle clerk OF
court) Lee and a of Judge Besubien. Their scsps
paraded through the town. and messengers were
dispatched to inform the country people below that
blow had beensruck and inviting their aid to prosecute
the rebellion. These messengers were arrested, and
fell into the hands of the Amercans-one by the acade
of Moro and the other by Frenchmsn of Canada The
latter. hearing that had gone down, ssddled his
horse, and with his rife started in pursuit He headed
of the messenger, and, presenting his ride demanded
the letter which delivered to him. Being unable TO
read he carried II 10 the rext acade, and again cooked
his rife ordering him read IT, Thus possessed OF the
facts he gaoped Santa Re and laid the whole before
Col Price. who Immediately for the North with
half the dspossbe force OF this post at the
time ordering the troops from the Rio Abso to Santa
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Overland Mail.

The overland mail by express, which left BON
bay on the % March. reached London on "wednesday
night the 3lst ut IL brings the intelligence OF tne pre-
vsence ofrsnouiity 10 the Indian provinces YET mere
exist strong probabilities Of dsturbances breaking out in
various districts.
There is much dissatisfaction prevalent IN ahore
The Queen Mother and others are busy IN inirigues
conspiracy has been discovered which had for It's ooec
the murder Of Tel Singh. who looked upon az The
friend Of the British The Queen Mother was about TO
proceed on pilgrimage 70 get up the conspiracy oui
stopped By the Brush
In Moultan the Moulraj as If enraged at the
sums demanded from him by the Dewsn OF Lahore i'
levying the most oppressive taxes bis expressions
will speedily create desire in those districts for the
establishment Of the British rule.
The Winter has been unusually severe In the
north Of India Snow 10 the depth OF three feet had
fallen al Simls. The Governor General, who was mo
wing through the north west provinces on tour OF 10
spection expected Meerut the 29d Of Feoru.
ary He has punished several and rewarded others OF
the protected sikh chefs" for their conduct during
the late war
The death Of the King Of Dude took place on
the 18th of February hs eldest son and successor
placed on the throne.
From scinde there is nothing new. The reduc-
ton Of the army going forward. her Majesty 3
9th 7th 39h and SD regiments are also returning to
Europe.
Bv order of the Governor General the cessation
Of ali kinds of official labor Sunday has been effected
Even the native durbsrs bsye been laid aside on tnst
day In various places.
The misery which prevails IN the rural districts
Of the Western Presidency Of India is Cnaevsted The
rise In the prce Of cotton may be supposed sufficient 10
encourage the ryos their crop but they see
no eficrt s made b, the Sirdars IS the Government
authorities are called, they will make none IL will
scarcely be believed 10 England, tlst at the time when
the cotton is ht for pucSng snd cleansing tae nave
ryos amuse themselves with long holidays, Ike the 10
man ssiurnsis in which the vilest obscentes are Ut
tered, and the populsce appear frantic.
The Il ade in opium rather dull.
The new Governor Of Bombay had gone for a
shor, excursion into the Deccsn
The non arrival at Bombay Of the London mails
OF the oath OF January prior 10 the departure of the mails
of the 2d Of March gave rise TO various conjectures
which it 10 needless 20 repeat,
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Germany.

All the inhabitants Of the town OF Eglesbsch in
the grand duohy OF Hesss Darmstadt. l40o in nun
Der, have requested permission 10 be allowed to
emigrate to the United States.
From Bremen the number Of emigrants has
been really extraordinary, and in April and May
will be yet greater Throughout ell Germany ex-
tensive preparations are making for emigration TO
the States. Indeed. some districts are threatened
with complete dePopulation.
A letter from Stuttgart. OF the 18th, saws. that
the Emperor of Russs was expected that capt
ts on visit TO the Grand Duchess Olga The King OF
wirtem5erg wss slightly DdispOsod.
The receipts OF the Zollverein during $40. were
great deal inferior to those OF ,ne preceding year
ing no doubt the high price OF food and the scarcity
OF money The Zollserein Is still bent efec;ing
treaty OF commerce with the United States. and nego-
taons for IL have been, are about to be, resumed
The Senate Of Frankfort has suspended the duty
upon the import of Rice. until September next Most
Of the States OF the Zoverein have already taken
tha same measure.
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kouippibt Us"
FLOUR AND MEAL-The effect Of the foreign pew'
and the arrival of the letter mail has been TO cheek
transactions, but the changes In quotations have not
been material There bidders for parcels arrive
about l2 eta of the previous rate: but we hear o. %
sellers at any decline Operators however, SIRE veI|
generally unwilling TO move until the letter mall N
ceiyed. On the spot the quotations were s'.tdy III
100 TO 1000 bills sold at et1$e the latter ut FL
July without sellers About 1900 bbls Ne cod
at 75d7 SIT For Southern the inquiry IL fair viii
very small stocks. Georgetown 10 held at 50e7 ca
sale of 1000 bbls Alexandria was made 10 arrive I'll
a. Meal was heavy but recovered somewhat q. thel
close There were sales Of 1000 bbls on the spot vi
"a 70 aud 1000 do deliverable In Nay. at s4o4 81
hye Flour with small sales, is l2i Export from al
To 2Oth April, Wheat Flour, 1892 bbls.
GRAIN-The sdviees per Cambria depressed YellovI
Corn early In the day 10 ~ 69e bot the market stetesI
al the close and II in demand at 100 cts The adj
reached 3OOO0 bushels part at 97a00 and part ri
yste terms. sale OF loo bushels White made
~ cts 10 arrive In May IS bid for large quantities
and 70 In June Rye was scarcely so firm and 800 Q
5000 bushels sold at ga 100 and 5000 do arrive IL Nd
at 30 cts Barley inactive. Nothing doing in whssi
Oats were llttle ess hrm Sales 900 bushels Ier's,
at 4s3. River are 4s949. Export from let to 80
April, Corn, e6925 bushels; Wheat IS III busa EIt
22l5j bush Barley 1881 bush Cats 49, 54 bsse
WHisKY-Ths supplies are very small and &c -
reported 70 have been offered for parcels to arrive
HAf-The market 10 steady with sales 1000 bslss ~ /
Southern shipment 1t 624 eta cash.
OLA sale of English Linseed 10 reported nsss q
something below 75c on the spot. parcel Of Ds's'
Just received was held at u Gus.
DYEWOODS-Tnere has been mors activity ia %,
article snd we notice sales 1900 tons Tobsseo ~
Laguns Logwood, tins bulk Of the Tobacco supposd
slg, cash, part SO, cash, and k2l mos Tho Lagos
sold at $22t asa, mos and t23 cash There ven
sso sales 600 tons 81 Domingo at 10 80 TO t4 cash ns
months also 30 tons Cam GOOD At s52 25 cass ~
80 tons savsnilla Fustie at SIS, cash.
HlDEs-Tbere have been sales of 600 Rio Grsna
via Rio Janeiro) 10! ~ a. about previous prices ~
Onnoco supposed l2t cts mos and 1000 Southern
~. cash.
NAVAL sTORES-There Is more demsnd for h.a al
with sales to the extent Of 10000 bbls for export
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The fact that the Editors are frequently called upon
TO ensrss their number Of copies to meet the eoutn
IA " increasing demand for the work is gratifying ev-
depcs Of the high estimation In which their labors are
held by the reading public and sure indication that
well conducted family newspaper healthy in tone and
sound Ia sentiment las the Home Journal most certain
ly Is. cannot fail to meet with the success Il 90 eminent
ly deserves: but how so ample and elegant weekly
with all its diversified novelties and attractions. and sn
Extra once month can be furnished at the traing
of two dollars year, is among the mysteries Of cheap
printing and the remarkable sge in which we live.
~ We call the attention OF benevolent persons
10 the advertisement In another column In relation to
the family Of Cspt Weaver. The case 10 one emnenty
deserving of generous consideration.
ly- Isaac RHISEs Fourth Ward, wishes to re
pei the statement in certain neutral papers that be s an
applicant for Office under the new Common Council.
CoLUMBIAS PETHoLo6IAS SociErY.-The For
y ars Anniversary of this Society to take psee this
evening
" The CoLoRED HOME holds its Anniversary
this afternoon at the institution. Rev Dr. Potts Rev.
Mr. BelAmy and others will deliver addresses
IL
Cambria He will no doubt visit New.York during An.
niversary week
II NIcHoLss ILLUSTRATED NEw.YoRX Is the
title Of series Of Views of the Empire City and is en-
virons engraved steel from original drawings with
explanatory descriptions. Graham Tribune Buildings
has the principal agency.
LAUScH.-Will be launched this day at half past
o'clock P NJ from the Yard of Bishop & Simonson,
foot of Sixth E R. the steamship Iris Of about 500
tons burden-built for Messrs Mason Thompson, and
Is to run as packet between Porto Rico and ST. Thomas
OPERA-Owing the sudden illness OF Sigma
Baril Nina las, light substituted for Lombard
WuLIAMsBURGH LYcEUM-Our neghbors OF
Willsmsburgh have prepared tor them rich treat In
the shape of Literary and Musical Entertainment 10
be given this evening at the Presbyterian Church,
South Thrdst for the benefit of the LyceEm Library
There are to be addresses by Dr. Baird lately returned
from tour through Europe, by Prof Mspes, and Rev
reneus Prime An Original Poem Is to be recited The
NewYork Amateur Quartette Association will ever and
anon discourse their sweetest music Our good nsured
friend General Morris has contributed original piece
Of poetry and music for the occasion The object 10
noble one We advise readers there to go end
take their friends along with them For the trouble
and expense they viii be doubly repaid-hrst in the
speeches and music aud sierwsrd in the privilege Of
reading the books to be purchased with the sysils-
Tickets nay be had at the door II not previously OBJ
tanned for % cents each
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The EyERGREES OR MONTHLY CHURCH MAG
AzrNE-Edited by Rev. JAMES MAcxAY, and JOSEPH
SALEELp-New Haven Peck s. Stsford-The April
number Of this excellent periodical is before tcon
,ains beautifully engraved portrsii Of Rev. DR.. Vain
wright Of Trinity Church, from painting BY Csferty
The literary usual Of the highest order
The article On judgments of other men il worth
reading again and again The poem entitled " Ny SIC
tiers Grave is really gem. Every number of this ele
gsui monthly 10 embeshed with portrait Of some dis
ngushed Bishop Presbyter Of the Protestant Epsco
pal Church. Price 81 per Snnum. CLARK s. Austin,
Agents. 2o5 Broadway
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Bnsiness Notices.

GOLD PENs-SrILL ANOTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE
j. W. CREATION & Co. II Cedsr-st are now selling the
real magnificent genuine Bsgley Pen warranted, for 81
IS real Diamond pointed Pen for ST. and good Gold
Pen for IS cents Silver pencicsse incuded) together
with some dozen other styles OF Pens all much cheaper
either wholesale retail than can be found anywhere
else
Purchasers can find at this place the genuine Levi
Browns Premium Pen. Be,oare Of o0uHterteits
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will return 10 Englsnd az member OF the order OF
Orstorians and be employed In preaching and other
missionary lsbors he 10 70 receive the order OF SUD
deacon deacon ana priest 'oward the close 81 the
presen, the beginning Of the next year previously to
bis return 70 England There 10 the slightest foun
dstion for report which bas spDesred in some papers
OF question having arisen 8, Rome on the subject oil
hfs nj
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HATS HATS HATS KNOX, with his accustomed
brevity would call the attention OF his friends to his new
styles of Spring Fashions which are now ready at his
Store, l2s Fultonst. He would with his usual phsn
thropy invite strangers to his establishment where they
can obtain Hats of equal quality and at lower prices
than az any other store In the city. al0 TuTh&Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-22

Eg> Governor Dodge Of Wisconsin, has called
another session of the Legislature, that authority
may be Immediately given for the organization Of
second State Convention to remodel the Consu
tuition, that adopted by the previous Convention
having been rejected by the people.
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MARRIED:

on Tuesday, the Goth inst a, th Church OF the Holy
Communion by Rev DR.. sesbury, Mr.. J. J. CHAPMAN
OF Baltimore Md to Miss EMMA, daughter OF the late
DR. George Ackerly of this City.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. DR.. Bowling, Mr.. JAMES
CONDIE to Miss CYNTHIA B. youngest daughter OF
Samuel Cnsppell, all of this City.
Al the Mercer-st Church the 2ist inst by Rev. I.
H. skinner d. D. ELEAZER PORTER and MARTHA,
daughter of the late Asher Robbins, Esq
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To-day has been day of mourning. This
morning attended the funeral Of smented
friend Capt Burgwin this afternoon followed the
remains Of our late Governor to their final resting place
Capt Burgwin buried with the usual honors paid to
officers of that rank The Governor wa, buried by the
Masonic fraternity assisted by the military of the place
Never such a funeral pageant witnessed in this
country. At least 1900 Americans were present and
vast concourse of Mexicans. Their graves
little knoll just under the western angle Of Fort Marcy
You may recollect the place.
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

- Col BESTos having been nominated as a
candidate for the Presidency by the Boonville (Mo)
Bulletin, has written letter requesting the Editor TO
drop his from the place assigned il at the head OF
thar journal
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Court Caleuder..THI Day.

SvPKAiOR couRr-Nos 10, ls l23 100 s. 50 "a a, %,
81 SET IS IL IS % ~ 81 a. Is. a. a. pos So 273
90 no 49, loo - 100 lo5 ll6, l09 So e. Sc g. a.
ss. -. s.. IS. "a. Ill l22 81
as
Cucrrr CorRT-M0zdGy Nos. ]. IL, 90 IS, 81, 81
81 " lV2. loo, los l07 ito us l3c, l3l, 49, l33
2t7, l36.
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GREAT AND CHEAP-Devoe's Hat Store, 1903 Fulton
All who want to out with splendid Hat to-mor
row. TO astonish Broadway and ell other parts OF the
city should stop down at the above number in Fulton
st. The beauty Of his Hats Is proyerbis But the ex-
tsordinary chespness of Devoes Hats make them the
eighth wonder Of the world. is it possible said one
gentleman to another, that you paid Devoe only such
price for your hat Why paid dollar more for
mine, and /; will not begin to compare with yours.
This is specimen of every days conversation. Be
blind longer and 90 to Deyoes for your Hats 100
Fulton ST.
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DIED

On Tuesday, Goth inst WILLIAM CARY, son OF Geo
William and Louise c. Southwiek, aged one year, III
months and days.
In the 9Th year of hisa ge MICHAEL w. BARRY, son
of James T. Barry and Margaret Watson.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend mis- funeral this afternoon st o'clock, from the
residence of his father, 294 Third ct
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SR- GxNTLEMES's HATS, style for Spring, lsi7, will
be introduced on Wednesday March by
LEARY & co. Hstters, Aston House, Broadway.
Circulars descriptive OF style will be Forwarded
BY addressing US postpaid. matt
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Markets. :. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

WhDNkspAf, Apfil II
ASHES-The market is without marked change bu,
prices are firm. For Pots 06 offered Pearls srs
So hrm. Export from lst to goth April Pots, ~
bbls Pearls lis bills
COTTON-The news per Cambria has started the
market and prices have advanced The sses are 70
ported at 1000 bales at Improvement Of fc y n In
most cases though ic y N ha, been obtained on sever
al sales. The business to-day has been chiefly for
port to the Continent
Export from the Ports Of N, United Sldes commencing la
.Sepfeuber ls46
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HARTFORD ELEcTlos The Charter Election N
Hartford took place Monday There was no organized
opposition to the Wing ticket The whole number o
given for Mayor was go, of which Philip Ripley
bad 500
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~ The Statement Of the Council Of the INT
rersRy Of The City of NEG York in reference to
Gen Talmsdgss Letter OF Resignation and forrns Dis
sent from certain proceedings Of the Board with the
accompanying Report Of the Finance Committed, sp-
pears First Page today and we besPesk for ii
las for tina, which il answers the impartial regard Of all
interested It proper that should state here that
the title Of Gen. Tsmsdses exposs was given 70 it by
that the criticism Of the Board upon his alleged
snson Of the Presidency conveis US Of error If any
body-not Gen T.
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GES. TAILOR WHIe.-Several Loco. Foco Jour
nals-the Journal Of Commerce among them-sHsct to
doubt ,hA, Gen Taylor is Wing The Z. 5. Gazette,
abiding 10 Fuch doubts, says
We satisfied tina, within f0rty days Gen. Taylor
has said 10 gentleman about to leave him for the United
states, Never mind what rey say tel you, and you
may tell them If you choose am Wing and II they
have any doubt II after thar tell them Clay Wing
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Italy.

The Pope has commissioned number of artists
from among the first In Italy TO execute parity from
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General Committee Of Democratic Wing
.,sr ko .sl armed m, etins OF Ibis Committee will
!, ,hs Bro.swsy House Friday evening April
81 .,s.fo.s, seven o'eioes. By order,
TaEo T. ToMLINsoN, Chairman
ys.D.sn,e .,o, rr,'' Secretaries. .aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-22

The GREAT sUsPESsioS CHAIS BRIDGE.-This
structure the Falls Of Niagara 700 feet long 300
let shove the river 70 s-ord continuous route from
Michigan BY the Great Western Railroad 10 Canada
West q now surveyed. and shout 10 be commenced
i VIII unite with the Buffalo and Albany Railway. The
TINE Al present occupied in reaching Buffalo from De-
uo from Sc 10 ~ hours BY the proposed route, the
same distance be accomplished IN ten hours and
probably IN eight hours
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR

CAPTURE OF ALvARADO CONFIRMED.
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DAaoSDPoNrED GOLD PENS. Y. SAVAGE sells a
gold pen for IS cents, silver pencil included. Also a
magnificent pen for 81 which s the best and cheapest
pen in the city-points warranted. Don't mistake the
number-92 Fultonst
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NEN-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY April 2l-7 P. NJ.
The debate on the Canal bill was continued TO
adjournment
ASSEMBLY
Mr.. DEyELE reported bill relative to the taxa
ton OF personal property in New-York.
The House was in committee on the bill relative
to the tenure Of land reversions, &c No question.
The County Courts bill was taken up. Mr.. SHUM-
WAY moved to strike out the first section. which
gave these Courts civil Jurisdiction Debated at
length. but no question.
xErs-Flour-N Nothing doing beyond demand for
the East and the trade GrsnSses $500 bushels Corn
sts7 60 lbs and 5000 do s5 90 lbs delivered in May
Oss-sales 5000 bushels at a. and 500 do at So part
TO arrive next week 1000 bushels Barley, to be de-
livered in NewYork in May at roc. Dried Apples &c,
with sales 200 lbs.
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~ A Democratic Convention for the Sc
cond District will meet at Nesburgh May H. to
nominate Supreme Court Judges for that District.
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Every Mexican Port on the Gulf to be Taken.
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~ The Napoleon porams will be exhibited Of the
Museum this afternoon and evening In eoujuncon with
other splendid performances See bills add advertise
menis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-22

The King Of Denmark has determined TO grant
constitution 10 his subjects Instead Of proceeding by
ordinance. he hiss convoked at Copenhagen Commis
sion OF - members, elected by the STATE Assemblies
Those Assemhlies-four 10 number-sre 20 during
three days In order 10 choose each Commission
ers n after celebrating Ia common the delegates OF
those Assemblies should sgree the bssi. VI eoost
tuition the King will promugsie In the form they L.
commend his added that the Government will shortly
propose the States TO declare the crown Of Denmark
hereditary In the msle line.
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~ Pains 10 the side and about the spleen
and liver have certain remedy In DR. Bsekmsns cele
brsed Syrup and Essential Pills prepared and sold at
sq4 Cortland at
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!, -. s ...I.,. we, decisive ets.tn

You whose teeth dsrk and y~low-listen.
EH fCa can make your teeth beautifully waiie and your
breath ododicrousy sweet by using "a bottle Of Jones
Ambsf Tooth Paste which Is soLd only in his city 81
ChsihsmsL s2D aeod
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PorIuxal.

In Portugal matters seem 10 be verging 70 q
crisis Ssldsnhs has announced his HittmafRE TO the
Court At Lisbon 10 retire from bis command unless he
be furnished with sdditions troops and money He also
insists on application being made TO the Spanish Govern
ment for its Intervention Rumors s1osi to the ef
feet that the civil quarrel with with the consent Of all
parties be submitted to the arbitration OF the British
Government
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London Hop Mnrket...April 8.
Havre Mnrkets....M.Rcn

The transactions limited, but prices continue sleadi
ly supported. We quote follows Sussex pockets Tss
10 sss Wead Of Keats So. e6s Md and East do s5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-22

r. An enterPnsing English provision dealer
yesterday had his foreign letters brough, from Boston by
special express at an expense aid Of s75 and
operated largely upon the Information they mum
Gated. Il reported that he offered 500 for
sight Of the letters and refused H.
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The Modersdo Ministry in Spain still hold their
Queen Ia subsection. and threaten her with Montpen
regency Her Majesty admitted Mr.. Bulwer 10
interview a, the palace and informed him in explicit
terms, OF her wish to have liberal cabinet
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- We have deducted from New Orleans and chsre.
ton the quantities received al those ports from Mobile
rida and Savannah