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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-29
Britannia 81 yapaned Ware

4 Dog. Britannia Tumblers,
do do Tea Pots,
do do Gov. Pitchers,
. do do Goblets,
do DO Mugs,
do Japaned feo Canistersi
6 do do Spiuoous,
Neat Trunks,
do Toy Cups,
do Candle Sticks,
Together with any other article usually kept in
the above line.
The above comprises u part of his supply OF
FALL GOODS, all of which have been selected
with care. and are offered az unusual low prices
The Furniture 10 his Stoves manufactured in
Po,osi, and warranted superior to the same arti-
cles which are manufactured elsewhere.
The subscriber also keeps on hand large as
sortmont OF
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S. g o. ~ SO S ..


loo Resor's Premium Cook Stoves, ) Szes
as Albany do. do do 5 do
90 Ten Plate do. do do 4 do
20 Seven do do. do do do
30 Box do do. do do 5 do
10 Fancy Air-TiglN, 2 10
10 Gothic do do Z do
10 Sheet-Iron do do
40 Boxes Tin Plate,
Gases Copper, No. Ii Is
90 Bundles Wire, assorted sizes,
60 Bundles, No. &c, Sheet-lron,
10 do do "a, do do
10 do do l6 to a, do
90 Doe. Iron Candle Sticks,
2 Gross Tined Iron Spoons,
Pairs Brass. head Fire Irons,
] boz. Fire Shovels and Tongs.
IL Parlor Slows,
30 Sugar Kettles, s to 90 gals.
so Brass and Copper Kettles, 3 TO Is gals.
500 lbs Sheet link,
900 pieces Foundry Hollow ware aud Castings,
such as Furnaces, Sauce Pans, Ovens, Skillets,
Round Pots, Dish Kettles, Odd Lids, &c.
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TEL A RID w ARE,

NMT lSTAR'S Ralsam of Wild Cherry anb
wv jew Dayid's or Hebrew Plaster for sale y
j VI. OTIS
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WASHINGTON. AprilIa 1874,

Among the arrivals in town tonight, we have
Capt. Dan Drake Hcnric. from Mcxco-the same
Dan who made that brilliant run Of the gauntle,
from Incarnation, as one of the prisoners Of
Maj. Gainess command, captured at that hacicn.
da about forty miles south of Bucna VISTA
Capt Henrie looks quite rccuperated but says
that another such victory would finish him
completely. II will he recollectcd that he was
one Of the Micr prisoners in the castle Of Pero,e,
and has had altogether some exceedingly rough
usage by the Mexcans.
We learn to-day that Messrs. Corcoran & Rlggs,
brokers OF this city, got some 900 OF IN"
loan nj an eighth per cent premium, bur go
also informed that this amount covers ne .n,-
scrmionn q, numerous indlUdU''s A'. N'"
hands.
Tom Thumb had two crowded and isshionabl
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must be immense The value of cotton exported thus
far this year. will not vary much from forty millions of
dollars and would not be far out of the way to esti
the value of the total expectation Of agricultural
products from the United States since the Sep
tember 1896 at hundred millions of dollars leaving
period of about five mouths to add to this for
the year
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Married,

Married,
On Tuesday evening, l3th inst by tho Rev. Dr. Sea-
bury, HENRY X. RrcHARpsos to CHARLOTTE RopoERs
daughter Of the late William McIntre, all Of this city
Died.
ne funeral OF Captain JoHs A. PEIRcr of the pack
etshlp tea who died at the 9th January last
win De attended from the house Of his father Ste
pnen D. Mum, 500 Broadway, this afternoon the
oth instant at2 o'clock His relatives and friends are
hon. '''' '"'''"
In this city, on the 10th instant Dr,,u KrLlru,p.
OF Cork, Ireland, aged so years
ne friends OF his nephew John Kelcher arc respect
iy invited 10 attend the funeral from the City ospi-
hi, tthiS Friday afternoon, at O'Clock
I'm the 23d ult, In Chester District South Carolina
after snort illness and deeply regretted for her manv
virtues JANE r., wife of Dr. John A. Walker of that
of this city aged % years.
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PHILADELPHIA, April lo-lo,P PM
We have kept this despatch open to tho latest hour
expecting that tho Southern would have been tss
graphed through tonight from Washington but We
are!disappointed, the Baltimore line being still inter
rupted
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING

no. w CEDAR STREET
M w. y; MARSH, Accountant, author Of dhe "Scienc e
~ Of Double, Entry Book ceping Smphed, and III 2
Of single Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues
Iouse o. Instruction. public respectfully nforne
.na that the plan pursued by Mr. Marsh teaching
,ns branch - truly OF practice keepn
BOOKS rather than course Of lectures the theory
ne pupil becomes familiar from actual with all the
nooks consulng at and of good capacity will by
m course become competent bookkcepcr in about month
shd VIII receive certificate To that effect
fl.rseu T,th terms can be Obtained the Rooms, from
a. NI wsTM mI3 lmsr
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Where the mountain heights rc-echoed
As the battle-thundcr pealed,
And Bragg swept down the foemen,
Like a reaner In tho Acld

There is glory enough for all but the shame
OF such as have fallen short of the soldiers cou-
rage, or the soldiers proper and rcdccming hui
manity, Will 90 down TO posterlty, their memo
rlcs contaminated with an ndelible disgrace !;
while for the brave, who have discharged the
soldiers task in war, and the soldiers honor and
magnanlmlty to the fallen and defenceless, there
shall be gwen the brave mans enduring reward.
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BUFFALO, April 10, lea7.
The market still continues quiet. Flour is worth
s. l2k per barrel wheat 100 cents per bushol and
corn 30 cents but those prices merely nominal
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VIM q. MCLAUGHLIN, Auctloneer.
GREAT CURIOSITY SALE.--Aaron G. Burr will sell,
~ al his store No 30 Bowery, Thursday the 18th April
at 10 o'clock A. n his cabinet of Shells Birds, Minerals 50
valuable original Oil Paintings Also large collection
Of tngayngs By celebrated and valuable lot Of
Old Books from 100 800 old with number Of Acts Of
Parliament, PASSED 1851, in black letters. Also, colec
on OF Coins Antiquities and variety of Gems
Curosites, &C. well worthy the attention of
being the coll Of many Also, large number of
complete Cabinets of Stones for family instruction. a2 lw
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LATEST MCn.
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGIsLATIvE PROCEEDINGS.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, April 10, lsA7
Mr.. DESSsres reported the House bill maxim, .,nro
pristons for the canal II oonform.bls nth
the Senatebi 1t referred the COMMITTEES OF thu
whole having the last named bill under confederation
The bill for the benefit Of the New York Institute VA.
ordered to third reading
The Senate then into committee on the canal an
preparation bill After some debate, the House bill was
taken up and the whole subject debated until tho
hour Of adjournment.
Assembly.
ALBANY, April Is, ls47.
third time The bill in relation to the Auburn and sy-
raeuse Railroad was defeated by vote Of 81 to 90
motion to reconsider laid on the table
The following among the third reading bills pass
sd-An amendment to the act in relation to sick and
disabled seamen authorizes the Seamens Retreat to
erecta building az refuge for the mothers wives and
daughters OF sesmen sailing the port Of New York
Tor the appointment of Wreckmasters on the coast OF
SUFFOLK Queens, Kings, Richmond, and westehsstsr
counties This blu authorizes the Governor to appoint
the wreckmastsrs but it reoonsdered for amend
ens 70 a. to give the appointing power to the super
visos OF the sountcs To charter Syracuse CITY, was
recommitted, there being opposition to the bill,
Mr. BuANrLL offered . resolution that the House In
st upon its amendments Senate Judicial Disr,ots
bull Adjourned. No question
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AUCTION NOTICES.
= -
j Al0R = pI Artr Auct,n,

' AS8 fhE EkkATr y AsGpss Goods AND
aa5G ra. vii sell ' ii. day a Il
o Toof P o ss Of an s'Ssd p case
sg.; v Fsssos' s'f Razor s%' Homes s:
M i'ss s gf,S s iysIsH Fsr ,sor and wGasn
Asoa large lot Of XII and t vois r'esecess eie'
rich sds Baef Finger 'iRsSx s: s'IEa si
fine gold Pencils aud Pens Soaps Perumery Coognes Tooth
brushes etc. ale ltsc
tLA HIAs saei E%KfnEN AND
Is s S5fRNE wv, WAKE GENERALLY packages from
eroekey china glass and earhen ware will take place in
Of % st sad VII Of AZ sn is
nfM imro4o9 OF desirable ware also an nyoice Of English
decorated porcelain which was not received sale Of
lt.e WIZ '' ''"'' Oh N0"'A' !" * 0''0eA
WM: w. SHIRLEY Auctioneer.
~ s VIII III s sHf at shs
Pss snP Ag s At 10 Helqsk at the store No. s2
Toilet Ware 70 match throughout. Also common Edged
Sets all in lots suit wholesale and retail dealers, months
credit ale lt.c
~, OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
a. oadwa sosesoa ' Of ft oil Fansnss'
cravings aud second hand Frames with other articles
OF use ale 2t"c
.,-cr,ov IL N6 p WILLIAMS, AaGtoaseT. ~,
a Good SUFfEh l.6' ~H
and desirable assortment OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
adapted 10 the city retail and country trade.
Aso aninyoce frnses upholsteers Trimmings and Mer-
chant Tlilors' Goods
Also four OF superior Gin CHAM Lawns of recent i'm
portaton
Catalogues ready. ale it.je
ITO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT TATTERSALLS,
No iG Broadway nAlonday. April 49, 1877 O'Clock
precisely account of the Insured invoice of saddles
slightly damaged the late fire Robert Spencer &
manuacto Brooklyn consisting fSpences patent spring
Side Saddles, quilted Safes and Seats Ghs and Slipper
complete. Gensmens Shafts and Somerset Saddles with
mounting, complete.
The a6ov, Of the very description and of the latest
style of finish aud viii be sold without reserve. ale 3.c
HORATlO HILL, Auctoneer.
Ck0 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS-
cOV COLBY, KASE hill, will sell N FRIDAY
MORNING, April Gth at 10 O'clock 1871 Broadway with.
out reserve on months credit $50 boots shoes and
These goods fresh from the manufacturers
able, and suited the Southern, Western and City trade
Catalogues aud goods are now ready for examination.
ab2tsc
HANDSOME FuRNlrU RAJ No 80 West Washing
Il ton Pace-A c. FUTILE will sell at auction on Fri
day April 18TH 10 o'clock the above house the entire
furniture continued therein tbeng the properly Of family
declining housckeepnSJ Consisting of Rosewood So
lis and Chain, covered rich deane Couches and Arm
Alabaster Gothic Clock, rich Grandole and Mane Orna.
ments China and Glass Ware, Brussels Carpets, Mahogany
Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus and Toilet Tables, Quartee
do Feather Beds cured hair Mattresses Pallasses &c
Also, Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will be
meaced ~
Catalogues ready on the morning of sale. ais 2tAc
Mel
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MONEVTENTy

NJ oNEY tENT-The highest prices advanced in large
4A and small gold and silver watches diamond
plate, jcwelry, furniture clotiang dry goods &c, &c
JOHN NJ. DAVIES, Licensed pawnbrokcr,
232 William street, Duane.
Persons received in private Office. by ringing the bell
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
John CATTNACH Trunk Manufacturer, No. | Wall
street corner Of Broadway has hand and
and Satchels, Wholesale and retail.
Also superior article Of sole leather Trunks. suitable for
American or European Travel and Pormantcaus for the
French Male Poste.
Orders for the West Indies South America, &c. filled with
despatch me mErc
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AMUsEMENTs.

SECOND NIGHT OF THE ITALIAN OPERA.
Performed d time s E e dH nae will
Of HEKNXNi or the Csstian Nobie-Hernani Sig Sstaie
isss Pf yi PSi s1g
Fortunate Tede:so; Govaaa the nurse, Teodolnda Ger
Doors r % ss4 Sas Opera will
meace at precisely quarter to g.
ROWEKY THEATRE;..A w. JAeKsos, ,Prophetor-H;
ISIhW e psrf5msd the scenic spectacle THE
tSs SS a S%sssis . sisfr. s:
NY PARTNER JoE-Harry iIayard, MIR Stevens; Watch
hssws TE " VI
Tekel Mr. Neaie; Bras de Fer Hadaway q stine Miss
ss9si Pr Sassy 1
GARD-BOWEkY THEATRE.
SS J1ULlA TuRNBuLL respectfully informs Y; her
s . . ff Ps HoaS1 ri
ing the Queer" h rs T SxHS St ftfsfe of
'' THE sPikT 9 TTE F III 'Ssff Ls0e
''''' THE !? x xf'ff T M x reformed
THE hn M Us ff'fii.ss@ o Yf'fS & Si
Box Book open. aps 2ts.c
MlTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE-Friday Evening,
jet 81 STREsT Nah h ' Of AN o.
Holland; Mrs Major Cuvern, Mr.. w sherwood ''
yo%o @ %m ' Lord s %iessh W. Ws DA;
81 S S.;Si OF ne! a,ss
n pf, Eef >. cents. Bs1ss % cents Pit one sh
Doors O'clock; Curtain rise y. o'clock precisely
ROWERY AMPHlTHEATRE, This evening, April
BY a Rs%s with
After which. the English Pantomine of HARLEQUIN's
III N%E FEH ii ufBS THE
HSss u! s"%siads 0 viii MArepLEss GRACE in
snce to commence At hai:past T. '''A 1t . p'''"
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HATS, SPRING STYLE.
"a BANTA, No, 8, Canal street. and No 1870 Chatham ST.
eses Moesin and ultra Fur Hats So and only char
ges So so for his first quality Moeskn and fine Nua Hats.
lie has handsome aud durable Hats So so having the appear
and finish of the higher priced hats Gentlemen wishing
economist tins indispensable article of dress without
crihce of comfort will please give him call
Also general assortment of of various kinds reduced
prices. ale lmsc
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NOTICE.
'V>HE undersigned informs the public that he will pay
l. note OF $685. which he Mr. Leopold Fleschner
III payment Tor house few days sncewhich made
payable two months after daeas he intends the vad-
" OF the sale on which the note given.
ais 3t-rc SOLOMON HEIGHT
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BEDBUG POISON.
WATsON's INFALLIBLE BEDBUG POIsON.-The
w this be the
efectusl destroyer and banshe Of Bedbugs dis
covered needs but application satisfy the
duous Of its wonderful and immediate efects-Pnce 2
Sold wholesale and retail only at Apothecares HaS36
Cntharne street, 76 Grand street, and Ocott, Mckeson
Co., 27 Maiden Lane; and 39 Fulton street Brooklyn.
az msr
QUILL PENS.
THE Subscriber would call the Of the public his
superior Quill Pens made entirely with the pen knife
BY long practice he has succeeded reaching the greatest
possible perfection in sutng kind OF writing at the
same time they by far any metallic pen elasticity
and They carefully boxes of Is each
thst they be shipped to any of the country, without
risk OF damaging the points For sale by
ml9m.rh f. TRENKAMp, No. 80 William at.
SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LAM
THORNS AND TEA TRAYS.
ME subscriber has just opened Of the highly
ished STOCKS of Gandoes, Solar Lamps Chandeliers
Brackets Hall Lanthoms Tea Trays Clocks aud elegant Cut
Glass vases, Tor nanel Ornaments. offered this
country And city dealers will it to their advantage 10
call and examine the above stock which be sold whole
sale and retail at reduced prices.
JOHN w. MORGAN
st.O ne from adxvav
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T
n ENTLENEN, ! WISH YOU ALL TO KNOW, that 81
~ Murray corner Of Washington street, is the only place
this city where you depend upon having full
paid to the repairing cleaning dyeng and altering all kinds
Of Gentemen Clothing short notice reasonable terms
Give trial. and you will find that for shlings only
you have made look equal without the
aid ofha great desctor Cleaning and dyeng aupe
rier anything done this city Please call send
time A. CORTISSOS from London
n2 m
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n NOOU FIJI.
A SANDFORDS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH.
MENT 1877 Fulton street-We have just received beau
uf and well selected of Cloths Cassmeres and
Vestings, suitable for spring trade which guaranty
make garments suit the difficult STYLE fits
workmanship and prices
1t will pay well for those visiting city call Full
ton street and see
N BEvery variety of Quitting constantly hand and
sold cheaper than the cheapest.
SANDFORD BROTHER, lz7 Fulton street,
me lmsr door to the Herald Office.
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OPurse $3.50 mile heats. under the saddle to come
~ off the 9Th Of May
No 2Purse $3.50, two mile heats in harness.
H OF May $50 Of each will be the be-
horse.
No 3-Pnr,e $780, mile heats best in s. under the saddle
To off the day of the match between Sir Andrew
and Emperor The above free for all rottng horses
cept Lady Suffolk
No. Purse $780, mile heats best in under the saddle
for all pacing horses James X Polk lac wagon
off the 18th of May.
No Purse $50 mile heats best in s. under the saddle
come off May sfor trotng horses that purse
$50 Ia all the above purses three field
II but horse for either Of the above purses there will
not be thing by the proprietor To close April 20
by 9P. NJ, at Green Il Bevins'
JOEL CoNKLIN. Proprietor.
Centrevile, April l6, 18i7. ale lt,rc
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CROTON HOSE, DAYS PATENT-The inventor of
~ this article offers it for sale pledgng himself replace
without IL II bursts during seasons The
machinery for covering the inside rubber tube having after
experiments been perfected the hose offered
the perfect article originally contemplated when the
ton was patented. 1t is now all hgh. For sale at No %
Courlsndt street HORACE H. DAY
IInrA
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HORATlO HILL, Auctioneer.
2h0 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND BROGANS-
cOV COLBY, KASE HILL, will sell o FRIDAY
MORNING April lGh at y o'clock at 1911 Broadway With
These goods fresh from the season.
able aud suited TO the Southern Western and City trade
Catalogues aud goods ready for examination.
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY,
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
THIS Church will open for the of Pews
Monday. l9th Tuesday goth, and Wednesday 2ls inst
at four O'Clock p. NJ and at four o'clock p NJ, the last
named day. they will be offered for the Church. and
for divine service at open l0 AM and ga PM 40 lt.c
GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL-Facto
- y NO 81 keade street lin the rear warranted Of superior
manufacture Gold Foil $26 ounce, first quality;
deep and lemon color Gold Leaf the very lowest market
prices Established in 1896.
az 2wis"r j. L. WAUGH Practical Gold Beaten
Il wanted, by young situation in the above bust
salesman He has thorough knowledge Of the trade
Address NJ, at this office. ala 3tsrc
nR IRA G. FRAZER. the celebrated Cancer Doctor on
- the Indian method Of practice will be found at the United
states Hotel, New York his the third
Monday in May for three days only month Advice
given free OF charge Specimens Of his works be
those days The has when
without the of the knife Dr. f. all other diseases
and Will continue through the season. ali lm'rc
vINO COMB Manifestations for sale by
l. PETER COOPER, No. II Burling Slip.
AZ tmsrrc
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MELODEON, 53 BOWERY.
SPLENDlD ATTRACTION. = Miscellaneous Concerts
~ and Ethiopian Performances by the Sable Brothers, every
evening this week.
Grand Sacred Concerts every Sunday evening Admission
Ga cents. II. X G. WHITE, Proprietors.
ala NWF&Sasrc
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Gold Pensy Savage sells gold pen for rs cents only
with silver Pencil included Also magnificent pen for ST.
which the best and cheapest ia the city Points
Don't mistake the number, % Fulton street,
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
by ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
NEw.YoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .AIsASr, March 25-I NJ.
The Plank Road bill was farther debated but
was not disposed Of
The Senate refused to print an extra NUMBER 0'
Mr. DESsnToS's Report adverse to the Canai 0on-
tract bill
The vote On agreeing to the Report OF the hsll'
mad Committee relative to the location ofthe Erie
Railroad, was reconsidered The Report lies on
the table
TIE bill to lay out Dry Dockst in the Eleventh
Ward Of the City of New York, was read tnrd
time and passed.
resolution to appropriate from the school una
money to establish an Institution tor Juvenile De
linquent was passed
ASSEMBLY.
Yesterdays debate on the bill to appropriate the
income Of the United States Deposit and School
Funds, was continued. The appropriation TO the
Common School Journal was reduced 70 ssVo'
The appropriation for globes maps DC Tor Acade'
mics was increased TO $1,000.
Nothing of interest done on The General Orders
of the day.
The bill fixing the age OF majority OF females at
IL wears was rejected.
The bill TO appoint Commissioners oil the CODE
and on Practice. was taken up.
Mr.. WALSH movedto strike out the names OF the
Commissioners Of the Code, and insert those OF
NrcoLLs ]. WrLsoS z FOWLER and CHARLES
DEvELIS. Lost.
Mr.. BAscoN moved to strike ont the name ct
COLLIER and insert JOHN DUTR, Lost by vote
50 to %.
The salary of Commissioners was fixed at e., 900.
A motion 10 limit the term to one year was re-
jected.
The Attorney General transmitted his report in
relation to the section Of tho General Law respect
ing Banks, but it was not read.
The Boston Railway Co.'S steam ferry boat is
now running between this city and the Railway
Depot
The steamer America was at Rochester on
Wednesday, from Canada. The steamer United
States was to leave Cleveland on Monday last for
Detroit
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FRox LIBERIA.-The National Intelligencer pub
fishes the following extract of letter from an officer oil
the L. g. Navy dated Monrovis, Dec 10, 1876
This Colony seems to be In &c good condition as
usual We have rumor that Englsnd aud France have
agreed to withdraw most Of their cruisers and ADOPT
a system of general colonization OF the COST An
English sloopof.wsr the Favcriie. Captain Murray,
/, now here Csptsn Murray has called upon Governor
Roberts 70 know the present relations OF the Colony 20
America and % the Parent Society also: 70 Know
n fhs Colony ril make commercial treaty TEh hTsiGrd
In case of ts declaring It's independence and nnsy 10
ask an exsct description Of the territory now owned or
claimed BIZ the Colony on this coast. You viii perceive
that these are important Inquiries Gov VIII not 90
ANYTHING rashly and Com Read will do whateTer Is re
CURED for the interests OF American commerce on tns
coast.
If the goods for the purchase Of territory are no,
now on their way hither they should be fastened as
much ss possible. II England or France OBTAIN .ny Ter
riiory between this place and Cape Psna the eonhnu
ty OF territory will be destroyed and those Powers WIZ
not give up an inch without such commercial advantages
a. the Colony will not like to grant
Probably one of vessels Of war will remain here
as long "a il can be Of any service.
The Colonization Society sent the early part oil las'
December large and welsescted supply OF goods TOT
tee purchase Of territory. II Is therefore probable ma
before this time the Colony has secured all the points
along the coast which can al present be obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-26

CoRREorIoS.-Mr. AARON II. PALMER has called
upon US to correct a statement which we yesterday
copied from the Franco Amro0tn, in relation TO the
death of the Emperor Of Anan Mr. Palmer informs US
that MinhMenh the potentste alluded to, actually died
in January, 1911, and was then succeeded by his son.
under the title OF yuenFusnen, much more liberal
and enlightened sovereign than hs father. The popu-
laton of his dominons is about twenty millions and
thirty millions stated in the Franco AmUioOia
We understand that q valuable document relating to
the and condition Of Anam as well as Of all
the Eastern regions and islands Of Asia prepared By
Mr.. Palmer, will soon be published by order of Con