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1t is due to fairness, nasmuch some OF the argu
put upon treaties and other public records by the Central
and South American States, to exhibit the grounds on
which Great Britain her claim to the authority she is
exercising in the country OF the Mosquitoes They are as
folows
LIST " Some time after the conquest of Jamaica by the
expedition forth by Oliver Cromwell in 1856 the Mos
quito King, with the OF his chiefs and people,
placed themselves under the protection OF Charles the Sec
ond and the governor OF jamaica in the name OF his
eregn accepted this union, and promised them the royal
ID In I7I9, fort erected by British force from
Jamaica, and the royal flag hoised " thus making
formal publication all world and the Crown OF
Span the independent country OF the coast under
the direct sovereignty and protection OF Great baln
1906 the Mosquito shore continued to be military federal
protec ted province OF Great Britain"
4th. In l765 council OF government was appointed,
court OF common pleas, &c
but always retained its independent character; and the
Mosquito territory still independent country and
which Spain never had the least control or occupa
ton"
9th None OF the anarchca States Of Central America
have right by occupaton or by recognition to the Mos
quito county,
7h. II is clearly shown in the works of writers well
comet Trber Bryan Edwards Hodsson, and others, tina,
the tribes under the Mosquito Kings have been independent
the downfall MonIezuma, and have had
ognsed territory appertanng themselves aud governed
by laws administered by their hereditary kings.
the protection she exercising Mosquito territory,
and especially OF proceedings OF the British
stated in her own language. The quotations above
made are chiefly from MacYrgors Progress OF America,
| 1883 IL seq
1t to add that of the matera, facts
| conadicted by the States OF Central America.
In respect the and river of San Juan de Nicara
Great Britain contends that the government of Central
America first sent force down San Juan, and estab
ished custom house the north side OF which
Spanards had never before occupied 1896 that II
done without the consent OF the King OF the Mosquito
coast who had previously granted the territory where
was established to BRITISH subject that the Central
American nag dad not appear there TIL lSt3 and that the
% administration. or collector of customs the appca
ton of British officer, gave written acknowledgment
he had hoisied the flag by courtesy and right
and that the port was claimed by the king OF Mosquito
She also states that the Mosquito authorities have remon
a,ed against the occupation, and emonstrances
a-d her naval forces have been sent to AID them
| IN taking possession oil the place.
tNorE.--ln connection with this subject deem 1t due
that Lord Palmerson has instructed he
bnannc Majosys preventative at Washington TO con
uadict all occasions the unoundsd assertion tat ne
daJesy's government has been taking any steps whHeve
to acquire footing California = and that this instruc
ton knowledge after this speech was delivered
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The Of will be upsn books
payment Of the subscription be made In sAvs~cs
Distant subscribers may forward postage
which will be paid assumed BY Ourselves IN its
safe tI,nsmission
COUNTRY PAPER published trywsskiy during the
sions Of Congress and ssni weakly during rccsss
SUBSCRIPTIONS period less than year received on
tsrms propsrtionsdt o the above annual
NJ PObTMASTERs sushsstsed agents and by
sending us subscriber with enclosed SEMI
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scribss enclosed Win b entitled copy
edition a. they furnish subscriber for, syaeis
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nANCING Academy.-Mr. f. r. Labb6 has the honor
- Of announcing the ladies and gentlemen OF Waah-
ngon and Georgetown that his dancing academy VIII b
opened, the residence of his late father PennBy ania
avenue, nearly opposite Wizards Hoei, Tuesday, Mo-
vember 7th
Days tuition in Washington, Tuesday, Thurslay, and
Saturday.
Sept 3O-3awu
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TO pERpEruATE PEACE.

ITUBBELLS PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-Thsg gun loads
II at the breech, the principle, as REGARDS sethe
nome the charge OF loading from the muzze the differ
ence being that the load required pass three 70
rest, instead of the entire length OF lmay PEI lnosi
the mechanical embodies the best scieh
ic principles for this purpose and enables person 10
load nd fire the gun the OF three hundred times per
and keep the gun clean, the load always dry, make
sure fire and burn powder WELL which, with the accp,
fit of the ball, enables ii also TO shoot WIN un"sua
power and precision.
The gun shoots ball and bucksot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warike purposes.
They made order, either in musket rife, carbinc
and shotgu form, and delivered to governments, ndivd
rails or organized bodies Of whose purposes are not
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States
VIM w. HUBBELL,
Aug lit Patentee, Philadelphia
has loaded and fired the m1ske - times In
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SPLENDID Fail and Winter Gooas.-The subscribers
y are now daily receiving full and general assortment
Of the elegan, French English and India fancy goods
well pee stock Of staple and useful ar
ces ever before offered friends having taken
than usual care in making their selections from the most
recent mporations of New York and Philadelpha. In
dress goods name
rs pieces of fancy Silks new styles
Is do French cash. d'Ecosse, very rich
SO do Scotch do very cheap
~ do black boiled gro de rhnos silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekin silks
20 do real French mernOs, every shade
do damask satin de chine, entirely
do broche Paris alcyones also entirely
do satin striped yrienne, do
30 do styles mousselines de laine
Is do high colored polka mullins
do "A rich colored velvets, for visites, &c.
30 do white and coored Grape shawls, very cheap
Together with general assortment every article in
line. +. ii. HOOE az Co.
Sept. 26-d2wif
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OF NEW YORK,
~ M BiH 10 enable the President Of the United States 10 TAX
" temporary military occupation Of faeaian.
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loaded and fired the nusks "a times in
cessive minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

ID biil AnNtNlsikAIpR- Offltf. No Nassn s'reefe
te hereby gven te relatives of AfFtAs
DIR HFNDFRsoN, Inf tie United State. s 81 Bia
iwne D-iiVare feceise' lri who ALLEGED hare a rs'
mat he elects Of tie sad ieste the hands of hs Pulhc Asah
7iio N b. administered alf Disposed n tj Boa arC0rlE % s
uness The be- claimed bj lawful simi1i
Of me desased by e "a Day Of OetberD.ei, sss fot
september :. lei. JAMFs THAffR
~ lswsW Puddle Afu.r.lffsiof
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SHIPPING TNTELLIGENcE.


uatiir-Ipoi AVG .f s-f bob fnr1 M~a' ra'ft- 'f --
4 Grant Aierari-r. NOr--l- Canil-. Ashton -Hl'. An
.-. I.aa. WRIGHT. Cafr. Nl.f. Geo s'e'en'. NNI-
Java Perm NYnH Arr at.. Jr0rI P@I'a Boxer h'.0 D.
farre r-@s.fer 0isresf0n. Nl. .lon 81 .f. A. f Z
lrf.Irae NY1r.. ~fle N-sfrrar. rofI i-. 1r M i ST. .f
F.. NYok and Hlufss Hnvli. NOf-ssi Wet r.at. -
asIUnor. Bunting and b. ..I e. Nlnrs -t'-I. l"ttt
e.hl NYofi Arr 1sf AHea. AE}. Ch1r-in H1i -'lr -
nj NOrsaHs .sIef Fan ior luHf 81 t f1s. @r~. Nl-a
Arr SEPT D. Afrn. NOrern. ssle william l1f EIIs-i tah
and Ocea1ls NOr~aa Arrfna ' Italy Nion Jo-hna f'f'f
Philadelphia.
Arr m Bo-ior Augi3 s,rs FH. Malta. ~, Raisai ilau
tam Antwerp 10 PluHu-. no COD.
iIarlsstOn. Az a. So e}s .nI con- ar Nlftf ~
Ilolinl Wile ~ Ateri-el ~. Norna. Taylor, - io
Arr in NOBLE Ang %. Apollo. Hodl@s- a. 6brllfar
in Nev Yod Avg lf Robert Clneu, ~ NilaEE d. hr-
VI Fe8ie l. A. 90. H. james Roach Brown Ghotlr
Oneida Funck ~ Hffe. ~ -gfJ-r4nf Fefef n Deal Hanna
NJ ~ Innerck. on. Augusta. Grove. no f'fag1w
NOrslu-. Aug .l s-I spru~ Wa1sNnriI m AnfNFl
sailed Bc.ion Trelf1n. smith. m Nevport - William
Ine't Wells fn 3d. -. MARION. sampson. im ip.
sailed f tNoE. AuE -. feu frncs, Hol, im A1tNrrr ~
Victoria. Horr,. Co Portsmouth, ~. standard kfC 10 lm h~-
Jupiter Carter Adam Carr Cra m GIasrF,
Nr, Mon. Dsrg'i d0 Heiiuk Hai.on frff in "rafr.'
l0 - Lawrence. Brown. in kine-t0Ha
sailed nr N0deans Aug 90 ore Drew, im Bremen - Nni-'f
Castle. Patterson. in Hafre.
saae no Philadelphia Aug g. N-.f~n.-r. Moore fu fora~rr
sliet of saFannah AuE -. Ensrant, Kemp i Newport
The Tartsr Weber arrived ~ auh7y. ln Nfors lu.5
The Goodwin Kenre,3 sailed for Boston r sang0r. Jly
Dull Hl Curtis. from Sew Orleans tr Bremen ''
i1 here on fhe .'rI August
Lrstro9t Avg ls-rte Cosmopolitan iorAfra. ssfs a4t H
westward Hofield ihe lh uf sitter hirg been
NrvGr Aug 2fThe Grace Darrg. Dorn Goo N~w l0, h rli
back with oss oi -aIs. g..
RorurslY-Te Jupiter Ke1rev. Cor Nev io pui bach rn 'e
and the Jupiter Tor New ORLEANS from "iafso" r SAME Gay
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The Grain Trade.


From Wilmer smiths European Times ri sept T.
lie Grsn trade which have previously reported icing a
i've pnce. s8vancne not manifested Tie same buoy 1
during ths past The weather already obser ed hs beer
fe and induced buyers limit their supply mme
late was Holders however, with much huues- and demand
isr most trade higher pres than those pad lat
k-onsequeniy Mafs lane Monday as 'a- Of The best
English white WHEAT made pnce varns from @ 90 80
quarter old and 50, for red Do changed hands Al
above lie rates
rent foreign also found steady A. similar a.
vance samples bonded floating clgors specu
demand higher puce Tie value of the best sack fol X p
quo Ted rrces from a. 70 i' per
Canadian and United states descriptions renamed no
naiy he pnce ~ last week.
The INJURY 1NDiAN CORN extensive but sales m t
being made 7ss Ter quarter and ird
Meal 'ei,es per barrel AZ tne es he'd 10 losn'
Ncduesis, and yesterday the trade ruled qlr but we're te
their operations and The reports from TIE country re-re
e progress harvest satsacio the advancing Ter
derv ues has been checked thereby TIE Lrrtroot utket
tirf weet much tie position a. That OF
London
Holders Amecan produce have rather lowered Their pre-
than otherwise. wiling 90 accept for AMERICAN
WHEAT per hs and satisfied with 90 20 81 r i'
YER, hest CANADIAN FLOUR indeed the latter pnce va ard
otiansbe while both INDIAN CORN and CORN MEAL art
cheaper The former not being worth more than 3ls to 3 per o. AND
atfer about lf. 10 - Per hbl
th trade reported to be e excited tui III tseTg
produce he'd with hrmness American sweet fLpl
brings $40 per barrel INDIAN CORN held AZ 20 70 70
lc b. and INDIAN MEAL Ice % 70 IL 81 yer barrel
The Drnt market hrn and our readers w tni m paficp
srs respecting the trade all the leading markets 90 The CoNItN
b referring usual report OF She European Con lr'de
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M ARIHE JOURr A l..
FoRI oI sEw-YORK. sEFrENBEh

ARRIvED-stP s-la,1r cn. LrsrPoo Az IT, "i'' s'''
Gsri.sr a Howell
1tr w.-l A-- Ps-t-r Bo.,ar o. hslsst- order
Hrf..h VIVA Covert fr~rr1I 1I o. . ~ 49,
nis- Harnt-n g.. A1r 81. ~ D. 1rg ~ - -, .t
leno- 1r Liverpool rh n-; l' o. 11E .. ~. ~ - i,
ahaI- slr Marr-r f- Psafe Ol-sl Or Ntsi-.sri - =
us-sn- rs-. tar.sl rsrss irt cher ti . or
nan A. rs chat--1 Geo ilr1s - qts'sf- 49,, 4
sar V---ra. W. 1rfr1 Arfrsr-. ri.e a. - =. ~
GO sa-f m ra shr Col8s 10 Nf-fs avg 81 h - 20
srote FL. ? h~1os Pr LTsrlorI -,-...-
SO Cfrr.sr- r.1re Ctsr---r. AZ. r1ttn, a.. p
l-t ~ Csc~ Haff-Hs lelr-r Wv lT W is'saf. -.
" isf-sf afNTurt s--sr1E ha'.~nf-r' A's''
.rr ar .rhroI t ..
Brf.a hsrt Clr-nr- D-1-iss Gi.rar llr-ai ,il'i i.
rass-rr-rs rerss- a if "a IT, n1s u Do
R~rat'r r01i Ra'.rrre 70 f---f- $50 ,-..- t..-.
bari A4r.ra. N ..l--rr. 49, --far. NJ . o. '-'.
Boston. rlt ssrrf Hars 40 htraor . ,-t r.-
a-. rl.-~r-rrs WI W-.srr Alr ii .tf q ~ =,
Hrrsrt slr-r. irr-, fsru-l frr HtuHrrz rr. lif ,
rrr ri srrs@ Dr. sri Br-tfrr from Ja1sfa pr RI ~
ha-ar .@r- itrrt tr Ef-1z tte =, IS =
stsrlte far're r'- .rs' ~ al o. DO = i. -t- r.
H a. rit oss ri rrrrrf lrff 1a.' --i- - a.
British trE vlrguar' Gard Pr;'g, y y iii' '''i Se
-ef 4 c.. r.. ID 49,
Hrr Rowan Nor Ns--as'e .-tl li s9-rr \ i 4 p
IT, z srp-r---ri stro-g siv rrss 10 10 sf ara e--
e. or-fe 9Th. struck G-u--a kef, r-'- -l-
a-r t--- -r-csri re dsck osi lr5nnns - f-'ie 'oa
B-r1nscsrv Prrcs RI 20 Janelr-, JAY >. 7tl ~
5,rs 5-- IT'S r.ece. rr.-uri BtrclaT A L,1-i'
BEFORE reported. On fh- rh he COR >ir-n
heavy r. from NE ard ais cons isrlte -i7 ear y
Sc Capt Pr1fe reports 'i- tsy 10 care ~ h r.
- sri - he ra'ers cage az '->
b. -oui+ render Der ass..t.rre. --.-
By Inr- Issrs. F1rter Or-rr'. At q. we Ac o
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
4. ondop ,Iarker.-The Potato Crop-C ommer-
ciaI Intelligence.


e Lospos Friday sept D.
n. esr,rr ta, eou.8erste par; ofhs Potato Crop
fl,s ,,d %. soah Of Eafaut vi Be o'' ana i 10 'o''n
Az, he Sorb ofEazsa5 portion Of he crop seriously a'e''s'
se our sss frn srEe' ~ our quotations Of al ie'c'
- ,. With ever appe,rsss u an advance Frces Tie
~ Continued ve; ves;hsr south Of Tlgans seriously n bred
mi The vhea Crop tsi beer housed. and e, ss; Narte'
sv ,r WHEAT Consequence Of beng or declined q from pre-
~ ootsoas -e cd Wheat COMMANDED advance n 1e'ry g.
We ook ez~sgar; Pces Ike those Of $50 even Tie
Potato Rot should rsp sIsd Under he administration Of LORD
Clarendon ireland system as established ior ascsrsH
~ c,.rv n. number Of acres PLANTED n al cereal proescts.
s-d f-n recent Psameut ne compile To- oSnr a'e
~, Ia. teen made es-en counties from vhch
80 returns have uo, yet yet oseu received $1,000.
Wheat acres planted Ia 1881 wheat' acre. p'-ei 80. ~
o.. q go Osfs ..l-l ~
rare~..- ...... 1855 Bare - %
re --- l3 2 y. Is -
P,-a.les . - ils Pot.toes % 30
From iasss returns aqPe, thsi ~ ..s u ~ ., ,s
Po.ffo Crop sh,u3 be sr-d Irenf mere neei 'e m eai
III .-d planted M he Potato. yei particular a~scoa oi
ra soe, there sppear aay er rs5pcon and ue 're
ls5 al ..rs .orn IN iss. ian .a "a ty $40 acre
RicrIers have been sge opeaton, n a. sl.s y ~ -.
10. .- ,-,e b,s - rre75ss7 rneh nereete5 ans
-, 80 - III ,,-..,,,ly 49,. --iis~--,-o1s
Colosi4l Ptosv-r-fre-Pi m The nre q Re- ihsrs are =
~ reer.l r.asrt pc are asde5 stating hat all 'se' Of -si7
ar c.es result .a tsa'y loss 70 owner - 49,. -, .
ne low prces an3 ihe spelfate accounts from ne
West Ini -1ni have recently caused much renewed e.
70 h. s, power Stare and free stor tie Proiar
ID ~. rrortan- ar ri commerce sn3 % 20
5 49,, tbe of d. 0-ernlert -sff17
80 .,-e trade 4a~f from Afrca that mere fe-iarl
s, II -. ros, CON - e.,sses IN favor Colonial grown
ss w tb,t ..rs Frosn " % e-ea;usy onopoze The
rro5ueor Of he Of lou
~s,.sf ,.ei attention 10 Connection h tiis
p,ev,,r~. - All s-.frn,on of better sorts are r7G3,
- 80 sas ler5 ro,1sf Ill crurr, nfr1surs
- no .,ors with nrreasrg confidence Tie tpos
- Ii go emmett o. era r,ra The roorfsfllns
-, ~ iii ...rr--s IN -fe s1rrv III The r-tusl.
2 ~ est. b.. tended r1uc6 o. inspire co1t'en-. -
gr,te sssr sor-. Tare Do regular demand quota
~. 81. d. +i no svrarfor. o. speculation.
wvrr-rrtsc M.Irt1s aIl1be.fs te returns UP 0 salr
a.. e r.8ssI area.e r number ~ aanis lafed f
ON Ht'tr' 81 ..t--.. &C.,. BE- I'll. I...
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American General Produce.

Montreal Pot Ashes generally hec r a. ai,ance of
cw Pears without change. Of tues brans
markr osr-. Tie OF l~cfon benz lsht
hsnis hhes demanded TIE tusless Lard sunug
h. Than usua chiefly he
er< r-fners beng panel.
nsrd Of m have ten rcsr fa'u costumes good o.
rsnt an. ssh'e improvement oi ~ percWt >us
eesvsK have bea made thr qucu Ne Grrs Butter here
I1e uAnsscns seefu Land sod Whas O confined
hs~ orIncr prsr furQrufle
b. suciu. ne ~sfy part Of The we~k ss ofsk q
pnce isnty could b. readily otfs1-i Spr Inr
peaoe also tescs So hs been pad ani aefsii refused
knsn eoaaes % stfsncs Couaon s-slis e "a
irAnsFseni whh The iss exhausted Quota
voul3 vea Ia Luseeo oil Cssrs s-re
Re lss oeea qret r ali -, teIces sofa
pcr
Ases Pot per - 60 2s fesr SIS; Montreal
Pot s1s - Pear. SIS 90 IS, QerCfron bsrk Fhtrri
New Nok - D. l Ratnas- = g. lard fne Sss.
O. god e. o. A. ofcakry madg 81 ss an
grease. 20 's- rsp. 49, Be-sras.
Butter Sg~r Ol O. g. Wal
IS s.. LSrd Ga sSs TurT~n-. ef c~t.
Spis rknsteni - 20 - Tar pei barrel - Lse-
Cake fAck a 10 % a. hin ooie a. r. 20 a. los Hemp
So ~ lest. n ooad tih Rae Csrona per 81
Co,-eed - = So fsNs~ed -. t-r~. here fnoihy
So n@rr ~ ~
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PASSENGER. Arrived.

T-sf.1asis Ea.1yq f-g. Lire-5--.-f 1- HryrE ~
ri F-e-rcfon taaeler and ro-erress. VI Z b-E
~ r. Mead str " AID NJ. a-te W ani W
Bartlett Mr. Wae Judge carer au1 idl ulre ~ ~
st@f-nrre NJ Fcrr. Mr. f@rF
srn ea-ghters Mr a0t Mr. fl~fs. N-.r.
Dgsge Poasar-e 81 Whffss Nessrs HEM. is@r p Lf
q % WaIcot, Grafton Mur Kendall. W Mlr Dr. lhs fal
q Frro and serTt Mr. CavansEh. Me'r. ke- n guns
Hrrvoof McD.reH Cnur' flfa. lltfa. ~ Hn - pr
.er-lrt Mous Po3ur Ma9sue Potnrl Ne J1- h-- ia
Hatlhns7n ar s-r- sfu Hs.ef seHar. Voc W. h.
- E@ouv Mr. I--r.hore n C-sgtr VI tfe1 aren VI
Hasse Nj srh DR. - Homer MrJas Iefy M b- j. a
Mr. Ra.i HrZerar Clare n Boston bearer oi 81.
os.-be. NJ Ward Csenr Mr Kerr Jas Rus.- MM1rrs1r
Hr F-rrne Mr Hamilton. ~ smart. VI Milo VI Fo
p Er Morgan. VI schoi~d. " Wo-@rtoue " tifr-
Tvans Mr Jenria-s Re- Sill VI Al uso1 VI W. W
az Mr. VI s-i Mr. fr-r1l a1f Children w }
p.oor i, Nr Jt.t - Rlfrrgr Mr Bte Mini VI
ORGY VI srhrerier VI Js' H1ifef. VI fHrra he J
Robins n prrhe. VI s NrCrrr NJ ~ VI CAVE VI KS
81 H-as VI hrsnier tr NIfe Mr. Bcmef. Mr t.n'@f VI
P~uderrs.f Penter VI Bort r ~ 1ni NJ r. VIZ --
cat Mr. C4lolen ard Mr Dsreon fog Hstr W -frlr VI
Bldsle Tr.n Heffa.Mrs Blf b.. VI a. Foley, At ~. o..
Bennett VI rs ,1l. VI N4fe Nj pHn.oona-. 3d.. " b
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Oar -i'ie To- t' Statement o 70 ilsl- tlsen ior coa-r
the Cacr lr1En- states. DE-. 'eIai- Cco1
ter-i the ss'-s -uti it WEI ~ Nra BOT
csQ-i o--raiOr rat Dc ~ >ou and M--f
Gradually increasing ai s-es proper uskng up
to fotll of t- County if son- 11t- Should b. krl ~
T- f.a0sns from ltrus and csr-'l
South OF thr quantity coc-gn1-i as l3-t
No al n1t b. t-Fu1 oi interest Inls,
NafiN NAlt.lNt - tA-- .lA.i'
>iat1 NAflt.-A 0.tss
t'rofSA - rs'
50 SEQ
n2 fh- Western Rivers snl consumed say
R-c~Ir-- Cinc.lusfi
fttsharEh and Nh--lls l1.slo
Missouri reun-ss-e Iai.aal. I..na- a.. lslao
- 80 :. =.
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England and Russia have expressed themselves 90 en-
ergetically upon the question o. Schleswg Holstein
there appears be less disposition TO boast but rsne
20 touch mider chord. In Italy the mood OF tne
people IL everywhere embittered They cry cu'
sgsns, treacbery and preparing for new hevoll
ton which shall this time sweep away the rope sA1
al the thrones Of Italy. 49,, -
should the Revolution in Russia be su0stantspr1' ~
situation OF al Europe will change. and me ne" ~
bassador Of the French Republic. General LeIo VIZ VIZ
left for - Petersburg eight days ago may many con
cude the FreHch PlssiaH AltdHce Win "hcn az
phase Of the history Of Europe viii commence =
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s-Ient Ecluding tbs nOte three times before the ljh u
November 38 aud send rs " the papers. viii be paid
or u 10 ype hen hey purchase from "
llacr-- selected rom our specmeus i've times The amount
u their bill.
For sale several good second hand Cylinder and Ps,en
Power Presses Standing Presses Hand Printing Presses
Ac LII u GEORGE BRl CT CO. ID Chambers-.l y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

n Johnson Chambers and Broadway; rs 7B and 81
broadway; 57s Greenwich 81 Bleecker; ROsenmer, l7l
kighns'enue Division and Clinton ss; Ss BOwery, and
lSn fuaoust Sun Building aus 2neods
ECONOMY AND FAsHiON.-Fsshionabls shirts
unrquaed IN ts country arranied IN every respect
cut and made 20 IN the best French styles
and al ~ per lees than Brgadway prices now be
had BY NE bali dozen more al Ouons lls William Of
up stairs j. c. PARCELS We known 10 the fashonab
trade " Broadway for eghieen years, superintendent
su,J lmeod- n. GUIOS. ll6 Wllian-st. up stairs
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We have report weather sace lene
cheek has been farther advance Wheat must BE- noted 20 % -
per s ce1rT Cor free and bonded Western and
supehne Canada Flour icet 70 Ss % per l4s h. Which
o. 90 s "a PER Dol lower Sour selling ST. On SIS yellow Indian
IS "a. ani white its
cline ct 3 % p the gmc sao ths latter Indian Con Me4
commands To- IS 81 m c s i both snd In osi. chae
The duiy Wheat hs' declined quarter ans Flour
ld DBL Tie market closed Ssh sellers than tlyer
The oovuF the imports OF Wheat Indian Cora. Sc INTO
egoo fore parts. iol The wees ending 3is AuEusi
s srs s--s bushels Wheat 3sls qr i bushels % l bags
Indisn hhls lntan Mrsl 1t ths Flour h.
Rcc ht Biscuit The imports 81 Nheaf, Oats a.
tesni the perod l bag Wheat tons "a
to li0 bags oats .sgs s tos Flour 30 lrs Beans s a'
Oatmeal
Wheat has beea s tAe ian1ou llkst hasness Del sl
900 parties nc st On accept -ss and ile ,if
done Moaiay 3 carreuy. Weather fine. agt cilui.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

no COAL DEALEk--A young man. having had
several years experience the coal rlde DESTROYS OF
obtaining situation cier u coal yard, % which hf
could introduce considerable amount at custom, and ht
satisfied with small compensation. Address Coal Office
OF Tie Tribune. III w.
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miscellaneous.

s-s.a-Tterc tss been BITTER nqlrT &C uilei t-le
have PA refining he tlslesi 70 ne rT
amounts O. so hL3- e. stesty Tr.-eE
Tbe-e e-~a III demand -r Nsttfsrs 80 ~ '-
rates have been obtained tlr tsss amount % I'D 1ns ani ~
Barsdo.s siI-s g. Trrsat n De a. an A'tla a. = - Per
Csrrrr-Te o. Jamaica cor ae1 Or ~ tcs ri orff
clean qua ty a; 90 r@r OfFo-. ts sas as 80 t'f-
tag. DoraF1 ~. ~ % - .f f~f -Ni &
bass ~ Iselerrs alec of-re1 1rcr1 M very
sposfo1 o. purrhs-e net s- r 0 Gags o1i '-' -i
F-. o. 76s r-rr~-
irrr-re-r acrfrT -.r1s rrr'
Tu-Ttere issfeer rather mere core fi' ''.t 20 -. "
greens boz al-a-re PIE rar 10 -1oiei
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-. r-..- ss.s n. se,hsf causrE aprr-Asnsr ~ Ne
,1,r, of rrosuefre harvest; spon Vhh cornr~rs pu-f>n
:, =, r,..., much ser@nt T- cunumrcr a wool ho~--
80 "a steadily he onI pressure 1n - mstet sf-- ~
r,na.t Of tie SUPP 1 spruce psnts rhh are s OF
i@--8 Il sery rrres
Pr r~,r-Tt- al af fh- re- corr-d r il ears -
a u.i On ID. quay si ift ger i zni ~ yare
!, "a - iot csrEo - Jotns n ~ n-s hr-1s-
lsLd - loot .t .
80 az "a 80 foot Or =; John.
Orrtc O.K = rHcuIr Of ssh-.
L-rt- Ets AIBIhe fsrusf tas t~-r 80 a. i' i-i -
~ 1ef rot ard tie .sifer A. ~ p-r hlrt