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BALTIMORE, March II, lS4S.

baltimore, Marcn IL, lc4S.
ST. Pat,ick's Day-ArrrUal Of Mr.. Ciay-Ihe
Court House Ciique-The Wigs and the La,v-
gers, &c.
Here is "St. Patrick's day in the morning"
and not the slightest particle of snow on the
ground. Indeed, there Is but little prospect OF
any falling during the day. The celebration OF
the Hlbernian society will be grand affair this
evening, especially as Mr.. Clay has accepted an
invitation TO be present. / will give sketch of
their doings In my next.
In compliance with Mr.. Clay's urgent request,
there was no attempt for public demonstration
yesterday; and, indeed, if there had been, it
would have been grand disappointment, as he
took carriage at Canton, two miles from the
az me cepots and along the line OF the road to
catch a glimpse of him; but were disappointed
de Will remain here, understand, for tour or
1ve days, and Will meet our citizens and clt-
zenesses on Saturday and Monday, In the Rotun-
Ga OF the Exchange.
The wing State central committe have issued
apreamble and resolutions In favor of General
Taylor Tor the Presidency, and the bone and
slneW OF the whlg party are almost ready to tar
and feather them. This central committee is
composed OF lawyers and old political scheme rs i,
scramblers after the loaves and fishes and know
nothing of the opinions of the mass ofthe people.
but the wnIgs always allow themselves to be
made tools OF by the lawyers As an instance OF
tins, committee of eight was appointed yester-
day TO call on Mr.. Clay, and instead OF choosing
some hard listed mechanics, who were present,
ana who Mr. Clay would much prefer 10 have
met, ap0ssee OF lawyers were selected and march
ed OIL This Court House clique" has given TO
the democracy Governor, and if they are not
soon dethroned, they will help to elect the nomi-
nee ct the democratic national convention to
the Presidency
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Cleared.
sh'ps-hontrea Even, Liverpool, Handen Co; Louvre
mond Vera Cruz, Elwell u Co 1900
,0 iB Richardson, Belfat McMp,ray
Sturges Chairman Co; Westeag. Bartlett do aiger
Brigs MARSHALL, Lavender. Msdera &c Harbeck Co:
Marian Gage, Reed Honduras. Blanco; selma COLLEEN Ss
vsntah ( Demlll; Mosss BukleY, Charleston, Buckley
lips, rsunton Elizabeth Pomroy Boston; Groom Bacon Do
ai.x, Brempus, New Bedford; Wilkins, Riley, Hart
sloop-Chawpon, Bebes, Providence
Arrived.
Bremen ship Chrstoph Columbus, Fredrcks Newport w
~ dy. TO Meyer Stueken AVA bars iron to order Feb is
a ~ % lon 81 o. saw Dutch ship showing 81 her
Brig w Davis. Norton Matsnzas IA days, to master
Brig Highlander K.eran, New Orleans II DAYS with 2a3
mas no sFces end III bbls mossses TO Brown Brothers
Schf Wary Case, Clark, Eastport, TO Brett Il Vo.,
Sohr Focasset, Harrington Lubec. to Brett& Vose
schr Joseph Forgell, AmeS, Thomason
sehf M,ry Farley, graham, Thoma.ton.
sehr franklin Pearee Thomaston.
schr Cora, Bailey, Dhomastnn.
s sehhf yermlllloa, tseaman Dishton, Mass;
schr Vulturr. Surase. Newburypost
nloop Providence Brown, Providence.
$1,000 JOSEPH Llwrence New London.
Lighters Hickory, jackson aud Roger pamales Newman,
both from the wreck Ct the scbr Thorn ashore ne Ar Rock
away. with naval stores. sc.
Lighter sch, John Vn ut Boardmsn Norma sowye aud
Dpach all from the bark Alice Faze ashore on Rockaway
beach, with cotton sails, rigging, SC.
Baiows
brig, unknown.
NB bngs Chekasaw, Madeua; Gov Thorp Vera Cruz; Ok
ford, Jack,opville
March l7tn-sunrss, Wind NNw; meridian. sw; sunset
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Arrival OF Btrnnxsra.
EhIpAY. March l8.

AMERICAN HOTEL.
ss.Gss Ess.s, g. Sss; siI
AsToR HOUSE,.
WA May En, fRs.dslphis Stephen, do NV Morris d
Cooke Princeton; Gramer; Waterford; Julius Wadwortl
@s,9' no ssq asy9 e %sst s s3s.
sms oo k'S sgsS Do ho;ad
Holm soai Geo R. De- Geo Hs9a do HEn
Rye Ashley Ass:ds 'Sp'f DEAN. aS
QNei, Chester; ! HOplnson Phadelphia; Edward Dav,
do; Duncan, COLUMBIA
snS ss PEW sSTI p, nSs!
st fHsYk ry e1af pSade fSaH GAP
Levy, RehR,Gpd: Newcomb, Rochester, Mr., Mrs an
DUNLAP's HOTEL.
ba a .o on. DR. VIM sS
Ss%sS.; I:,ss ss: ysIt: Bi si;::i,5
%i Is. Dc; wilson F.Svidsate SAM Rice Cur
FRANKLIN HOUSE
a.. A Pay, Phila N Bepeaic., Smith New Milford
!IST sa5as ss'S5} Po soysns s's'f s.N
JMccullocI. N Y; Harris Albany = '"'"'"' ''''S''
HOWARD HOTEL
R1fs 4:ps kaS.
s Ssw s,ia AaG rs R9iSa fRqs
tTss n ft. hf Ba%d ss?h
aSi" h iS'S Sas
sSsI Gsmsr Gs!ee G:S Gss New
JUDsoN's HorRL
e Cnuington, Virginia Winter, Halifax T. KiiIogs
a ha iofi c N Ha%9
coumbas nes%f a. TTs ssne.
New H an M, Guy Boston; Beach
Arabic Ba 'xs M'sh W Rna.p , Con
bridge; Mrs Rockwell, Ptsfr d. W Carson ChiIIc6the
LovBJoY's HOTEL.
q Benedict Duchess co 3 u Pattsn, Cooksburah q
saT'B SS psn : Il N.%Ss Sq f; M g
GSS f@i;; s,fs s, y:s Ms Is
afis 1ohn..2wn ROsT'Sg Bpton; Y i Sage york;
as$ 5s,"ss vs. %s::
NATIONAL HOTEL.
ss.T C TsIs Mitchell Eud,on Van
do 6 s!sssy, New YsrA Mill,id' s%gatqgS; Jsy
GsSS1; V'' wm .sa
Phaj VIM Toehsr Wsshinst9p mo NJ RsynoIds, Moth
Broom h do bsoR eeSe.SaG ,S SFh' Nh Ky
h.1s%a Ga w SGTiss Do HeS T.wsss ro@ss
Qaig, lihieS cahagh Mas; B'ed.r, Phiiad.lphis:
RATHsuv's HoTsr.
- o Crcck,h.uk, Bpu,wiek Rob, Fsrlsuah. Boston;
oII'1 0wesg az. Rc r., sSs.9s
Rochester; A Taylor; Adrch PhiiadsIphie; l. Nor.
folk, Salem
TAYLoR's HoTH.
g Aire, N j. " Sherwood, Ct; West, " j; r. M
Madden, south Middleton.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Edwards, Weaerley: Captain Barlow pridport: II q
smith, staten I'and Rowe Fairh,ysn; Brown, Water.
pu5S h"ggerprd, ~ oa'S2wG kirkland asd son. Conn
DO; g Cobb, d.; N Lane, Waterbury; Banon North
.arolina: = n Kelly. dos N Greene do: A Taft do. {;
Ogden Nor!hhamIton; Capt Lord Conn; Fowler, North
laid; r bartholomew, do; D Allen, Midtown; II
Afford Windor; Or P.te9s,d, New Haven; r 3 Swan
Melch., D Ca w Hal pha; L-sdbener, iieSandria;
y, Allen, Middi.tcwn A M Allen, do; A + Goodnow,
Mass; " Payne Pittsburgh; " J. Bradley, Neriden; VS.
Johnston. Delaware; Captain jackson salem w f,oward
NJ; simonson. sland Mclaughlin Portland: q d
English, New Heyen; Hungerford Walcotylis: d.
mock Hsrtfgrd Lsayenworih Waterbury; Il Fletch.
FsIl.r Bristol; Touen, Staten leland s Williams,
lh5rrw,ooryi onpes nisIandpla Ns. philadelphia;
more; Hardy. Boston.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Hodges, Magsschuheits; \ Tiff Attsborp; q w More
ey Connecticut; Loveoy, Baltimore; q Steven Rhode
ssnd u Tober, Providence; Beach CststiIi; Dor.
,ahe, fhiladelphia Capt q Powers Hudson: A Weed
M NaahviIIa - ''~~'
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Herald msrins Cory~s,snasnss.

BAhBAD0Es. Feb 2i--Arr bark Isabella, Mckee New Yo-
enq 80 same day Tor ~ Ihomss Br brig Bermuda Norfolk
zsd bak Gen 5arou Foy thuss Mort Tx 22d bafk
whitney, Phlsd,p ha, and aid for brig NAV Flow
En- Lanfare Bait more; scnr Brent, Means eo.Rrtown
ADD sid % Ice waT 2st, brig London Haynes Johns Va
and sued Nth Tor Gin1aoups goth, bark Canton Gilry
Georgetown and std 22d to ieeward. . my
sldHth-Br brig Favorite, Masters, Alexandra.
FatLApELrslA, March II. Ar a-Auiysd- Brigs Chico
pee Hardisg, Bottom: canton Crowe do: Robert Vain
Baker do, Pearl, Atkins do; schs Leeds, Endcot All
Cearet-brgs Milton CaIty, Rio Gfande 5A; Sslim sto
rer West ladies'; Elizabeth, Oil Port Spain; Sea Bird Cur
tt Barbldoea Joseph Kellar Portsmouth. Nh; Montrose
=, Soston schs Anne SOmerr, Somers Wilmington; A w
Leeds hndicou NYork; barge Oneida, Hoines, do.
miscellaneous Record.
BARK ALICE FRAZER. which went ashore on Rockaway
the very heavy y wind heavy swell few dsv, asy
she got ashore, all efforts made on have be w
peteiy frustrated The which 10 her has
turned To the cy he that the baks all stove in
aud about eet 81 the Keel - and beach The tide
rises aud falls her The largest mo.t
pump cannot kssp her ee The cargo cotton her
decks Is ell out aud IN charge Of those Interested.
WHALING BARK HENRY Of Salem before re oortcd rom,
dcnned and sold as 1at brought about The oil "a.
we'd about $4,000 The H. under the Chilean flag and
az valparaiso Dee IL Capt Lind passenger aud will
return home via Cane Horn.
BR BRre ELIZA from Caar with salt struck the bar at
Rio Grande prev to Jan H. beat over and sank.
BRfa BLACK HAWK, formerly of New York before reporp
cd aied from Rio Grande early Oct with cattle for Monte
ydeo, had note 20 Jan ~ wreck her
trpnOn wasalen IA with the Dec mber,
"sopposso all on board were LOST
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7 ssr OF LaTTsa M vAiEiEy IL The s.! ME ,,,s
sls e s Y, = ys,ss .ss .ss And ali ssss.
ssmsa lie orders 81 the rossasseI osssse y
newspapers OF letters 1xessd f9i ny ross
Once sha be inserted the p2psr. oil hs lows %
place where the Office advertising he situa!sd hsS
The ARsEsI ciRouLAItor-NepP Post once Ld"' pa''e"
March J, 1881
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IN pRiZE-NO 6y74-JOHN T. MCLAUGHLIN AND
The lated states One Box Of cr-united States
Dc! Court or the Dstric, Of Loui, Feb.
rnsry H. p 8i8-Present the Hon Theodore H.
On molten of Z. T. Stewart Prize AZ n and on
e. the Court that the prize list has been him of the
ohcers and crew OF the Hunter and su Yges
g to the conr that thee may be other clam pg
accruIug ordered that all s canos
herein do file their claims if such they have in The Office OF
the Clerk OF tins ONT within 1907 ninety the date
hereof And Is further ordered the, this
me New Orleans Pisyunc Arlington Union and New
York Herald times from 10 expration Of m,
gin.ty days BY order Of the Court n IL JENN IN(is
Clerk.
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DOCToYs FAwCETT AND LhAfrRT HAVE y

nOCTORS FAWCETT AND LhMERr HAVE p.
moved their Office to 81 james street, between or ba
aud I'D streets where they be consulted co.. a;i
ly on all diseases of private nature From er,ens;y.
practice ICE IN tns city as we a. ~ EUROPE are enabled TO
oat meIcuIy chngc u DIET hind ace from Re
proved plan. Persons labo maj, ~ ; 'a ~
,noerf,t youth can apply with certspiy 81
81 James >N' iee' a"o"oeu w. Omce
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40O OOO BOTTLEs oF pR DEWITT c. KEEL.

I'll C. KEN
1COsO WV fingers Luiment have been sold, without
sngle cCmfsin efadicatss pains Of heals
Al manner Of sores is very fragrant and
ternsi ana external prectipon extracts fire
stsntaneousy also, and all pamodic ectors This
simple preparation commands the attention of the first mi
lies IN INC counryour lrvngs, Livingstone Hamiltons
rards Norses ostaIs B'adhurss &c &c For full par.
ucuafs OIL cures OF almost class Of disease Spirit
fthe Times Office 900 Pearls so per dozen Ss
gross; and OF the druggists generally
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE sURRO,
gate OF the County Of New York, Notice hereby gwen
TO all having claims John NJ W,pant late OF
re CT, Of New York deceased to pIeaent the with
Albert w. Smith No ITO Vack street. in the City of New
York or before the thirteenth day of May Dated
New York the tenth day OF November. 1917 Albert w
:m th, Benjamin r. Fairchild Execntors y
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4.&isIYiai y EMpEI.LIaEWus
--rz------E
Fort Of New York, Nj arch Is, 1888,

rH ~, -, 80. So sIss v,rvs Is
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DE- GR Il COR, CONTINUES TO TsEAT THAT

~ class of private deass which and Others are
sinemes liable HIS skill IN the tof the adss
rsiesrsd to wei known. and his been generously appec
TED Tor the last bec this others
who may hippen need skllful and relief
20 cal at Or 8 private rooms No stairs in tn. large
building No. ITO Broadway, corner of Maiden Lane.
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".~rv~,u vIrczydso pKgs "a ~ cases mise 1850
bxs fire crackers 300 rolls mating
oil do n:nbns ITO half chests Rowland A'pinwalass
slabs TIN A Brewer song auisa oil box mdse Wear
sen6 cs mdss MApss cs silks pearson--l box Cary
rcot mdse NJ Abbott Cog do so pkgs tea box mds
10 cs silk to order
MATANz ,s-Brig w Dayisis3 bxs Curtis-sls do
30 hhd molqssss Meyer StuckenI79 bx sugar Horn
81 hhds Dbl noas es * sweetmeats q Thurstou CO.
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DNrAsEs OF THT EYE-DR WHEELER, OCU.
T. it 70 5esnwleh street, with confidence the
public th there ey any disease To which that tender
ana beautiful organ ssubject that does yield
cesful mode Of Treatment Hefrre given 10 tho first ia
mites III the city Office hours from A Nj to O'Clock r
w. Mtsr which he devoss his lime to door patients
pamphlet. containing remarks di.eases the eye with
me ous instances Of great effected by DR. Wheeer
mode OF treatment can be had gratutous!y his redence
or the same will be forwarded application
10 HIM by letter. pn.t pad -
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR. ORBIT, 10 DUANE
sfrs member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons Lon
don may be consulted IN treatment Of certain defeats disc
Ss pracce Of fourteen years. devoted vencrea Olsen
ses enables DR. 20 care the worst form Of this disease
recent eases currd four davs No used nor re-.
stant IN diet tmess pursuits Structures cured in one or
two weeks with scarcely nain Consttut onal Debility
Those Individuals who have indpgsd in ceain loathsone
habit can positively be restored 10 health society he
member, 10 Duaae stI0ets nent door y Dr. J0hns0ah
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1O1-DR. JEFFRIEs' ANTIDoTg

1O)-DR. JEFFKlEs' ANTIDOTE FOR CON
80 orrhea, JIset Structure and mia disorders This
Is euedy wnch requires no assstanee performs duty
quickly ana thoroughly leaving injurious ee either 20
the constitution or the part affected In using aptdotv
none OF the announcement and useless Diet
cupat on &C. &c required One bot Is gerery
hcInt TO cure an ordinary which unieqaeny dis
appears after SIX OF h duse' Price 81 bottle For sale
yf5 II. KING. 1872 Broadway. rms hp afr,
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En OOA POUNDS ENGLISH PATCHWORK
cOsOOV Prints, fast col0~s-Just arrived, 2oO0 r..
fern Books 1900 Dress patterns 5000 WHIT Mu lin ients 90
Printed Muls very choice for Fancy dis or Stage
90 Diaper Spots and White Jeans $40 Furres and choice
Centre Pieces for quilts. 100 Sewing Silk with the
entire stock Of Dry Goods which will be sold on
below cot, wholesale and resa-the proprietor being des
street. Dundee Warehouse. A, SAMSON
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TYR phLrH. AUTHOR OF THE practical
~ privsts Treatise, nc, consued upon any or A..
diseases there referred TO, at his residence
,,iset from 70 An and 70 IN sundaY snceptedl
be ;so-hed ~ the ropdity and s inc se,d
ing the cur, IL u chiefly however those who have su syss
se.I~ 90 49, .,nts 1,s s.,vi-as - - - piV-
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NJ EDlC6L CARD-DR MORRISON. 2oiIs FULTON
~ street, Jevoes has entre time TO the treatment ofprvale
dcases Recent particularly GororrGa, he
few days. Constitutional debility from secret habit in
ducng urnsl emissions and mpotency, radically cured
by him. Structures he hOut See Dr. Ms d.
ploma, with the Of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir A. Cn
Isle, &c his Office, 2osl< Fulton Hreat pcrsst
III
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LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK--AN APPBEHE NSION
Il OF poverty the Of too large fmy of chill
arrn prevent many consideInc people rom Dic the mari
ed state but here book that will tel you rportantr,
cre which may these objections. The author I.
allowed in detail the character OF the WORK
but he knows that will be universally approved of among
married peopI. For sale by BURGESS, sIneer T. Co aa2
Broadway W. r. Davis i6 State street, Boston: Zeibcr
CO. Third and Chestnut streets PhiIai,lnhia
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nR. GLOVER IS CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL
~ " every day at his Office The ueamsnt ard Of
difficult protrac,sd cases. that have bacd the skill
physicians experience attended by him, rar
cuarly elects structures and all dc cate disease Dr. g.
regular graduate in the medical professon His Offices
No Ann arranged that patients do each
other Private through he the door
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CO N n ERIC lAh A ga RS,
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, June 16-6 p. NJ

Monday, June 26-6 p. N.
The foreign has had particular influence
upon the markets. quotations for stocks remain without
any material alteration At the first board the sales
SMALL Long Island fell Off per cent and Morris
Canal 1sall Others closed prices current on Sat.
urday.
At the second board there was an improvement in
Canton of Is per cent and Harlem Il
The steamship Britannia from Liverpool brings
news Of any Importance. Europe continues much
agitated with the political revolutions of February and
March last; and with the exception of France, there
is very little prospect of peace and quiet becoming
established for some time. Even in France, republic
canism progresses slowly might say, the forma-
ton of republican form of government is yet a
matter Of much labor, many compromises, and vast
deal of patience and the part those
representing the people There is full enough of
publicanism in all parts of Europe but it wants
sistency and until something is done to reconcile
listing differences, fearful the progress already
made will be lost and the movement end in civil war
Commercially and financially there is nothing new
Everything connected with finances and trade was
inactive; prices without any change and no DISPOSE
ton exhibited to become deeply involved in the
transactions of the day. Capital unusually abun
dant and the rates of interest had been reduced still
it difficult, in fact impossible to employ it in any
of the channels Of trade. Confidence completely
gone, and there no indications Of its immediate
return. Prices of cotton had experienced change,
with moderate sales, while had declined and the
prospect very favorable for abundant harvests.
These the most favorable features of the mercantile
advices. Cheap food in Europe particularly in Great
Britain, is at this time of the utmost Importance to
this country it is the basis Of any improvement in
prices for cotton.
American securities in demand in Lo ndon.
The following quotations given the 9th inst:
United States skies, OF Alabama SIS 55; Indiana SIS
rs Illinois 6s, 81 ; Kentucky do, S96 Louisiana
SIS 76 Massachusetts, S. 80; New YORK SIS, 90; Ohio
6s So; Pennsylvania SIS, 63h So; Tennessee SIS, 81
Sterling bills have been in moderate demand to-day,
for the packet We quote prime bills on London
at IA 9s4 per cent premium. There is nothing doing
for the continent.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations in this
market for principal State and government stocks,
at several periods
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Our Geographic report OF the proceedings OF
Congress yesterday will be found very interesting
1t contains, amoaT ether things defence of the
views and moven uts of the barnburners, by Senator
Dix, of New York. The House amused them
selves by passage Of arms on the Wilmot Pro-
viso, that subject having been introduced during
the debate on the general appropriation bill.
From Albany, we learn that the State loan was
tlken yesterday at favorable rates, the bids amount
ing to over million of dollars.
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Markets..

BosroS, June 26.-The steamers news has unsettled
the market, and there was not much doing this morn
ing. Four-60o barrels sold, including Oswego Michi-
gan, &C., at So. Corn-Sales of 1000 bushels, part
mixed, at 4sc, and yellow at Soc. Rye-20o bushels
sold at 75c Oats-2OOo bushels changed hands at 46c
ALBANY, June 26-Receipts by canal, since Saturday
Flour, 10 400 barrels Corn, 10000 bushels Wheat,
5000 bushels Oats 1900 bushels. Flour firm, but
sales reported For good round northern Corn, 53c
was asked 1000 bushels mixed sold at 4sc. Wheat
100 bushels changed hands at private bargain.
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Weekly Herald for Europe.

The steamship America will leave Boston tomorrow
for Liverpool The mails will close in this city
this afternoon We shall have European edition of
the Weekly Herald ready in time to be sent by her.
1t will, usua, contain the latest authentic ntelli
West Indies, &c., up to the hour of publication. 1t
will be ready ut twelve o'clock.
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Our Foreign Correspondence.

The intelligence from France, which is first pub
lished In this country after the arrival of each
steamer, comes through English channels, and
should therefore, be received with several grains
of allowance. One side of the French news,
brought by the Britannia, has already been given
to the public the other side we will publish in
to-morrow's Herald. We shall present portrait
ture of French affairs, given by men of the first
talents, and the highest literary reputation, who,
wethnl, will refnte and dsspate the bad auguries,
and evil suggestions coming from the English
press, against the new and yet unhedged republic
of France.
1t would have been amusing to have read the
articles of the English press on the great American
republic at the time that notification was raging
in all its agitation. They would have led all who
peruscd them to believe that the end of the great
republic of America was surely come. So they
now lead the mid TO suppose that such is the case
with the French republic. 1t is fortunate for our
readers, and an intelligent public generally through
out the Union, that by means of our correspon-
dence, the American people are not left to be mis-
led and deceived by the dark, black, mournful,
lugubrious accounts, and sinister representations
given of French affairs by the English press, and
We are sorry to be obliged to add-by some UNI
worthy followers and mltators of Its views on this
side of the Atlantic.
To-morrow's Herald will give full, faithful,
and explicit account of everything of interest
which has ranspued at Paris and on the CONT
nent, since our last previous accounts. We need
not despair of the French republic yet awhile. Its
enemies, especially those in its own bosom, are
weak and insignificant compared with the friends
of order and good republican government Though
Lamarne my, apparently, have shown some
weakness in expecting any good from the Fourier
lite Socialists, and, therefore, making concessions
to them our readers will learn by this correspond
ence the true position in which he stands, faith
fnl to the republic, and unsuied by all the ground
less charges made against him. Though he has
been too kind to that Infamous collection of de-
stroyers, he has never connived with them or
Joined them.
Tue PATRIOT MrrcHEL.-Among the passen-
gers who arrived in the steamship Britannia, in
this city, yesterday, is William Mitchell said to
he the brother of John Mitchell, the patriot, whom
British government has treated so atrociously.
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Since the distribution Of the several loans recently
negotiated there has been an improvement in the
ket value of government and good dividend paying
State stocks The increase in the quantity of Govern
ment and State stocks has unfavorabe influence
upon prices but the contrary, since the many mil
lions have been disposed Of quotations for both the
old and the new have advanced. Nearly seventeen
millions Of stocks have been created within the past
ten days There has not been issue to this extent
but the capital necessary to take 1t 1t out has