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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
CITY ITEMS.

HEALTH OF OUR CITY.-Ah If we could have
rain The high wind OF Saturday night has sufficiently
cooled the atmosphere bu, the promise OF storm was
ssain unfulnlled. There must have been heavy, ex
ensve rain far from but thus far our City has
been blessed with very little TO qualify the fierce glare
OF the since the st OF June Vegetation Is burning
ap unregarded all around us-thsre IS little care for
Fruits OF Vegetables The Cstie, especially those run
ning At large. must suier badly.
There IS Of course mtgs OF the sickness and
cannot well be until have soaking rain sue
ceeded by cool weather heavy thundershower is
greatly desirable. we do not remember hearing clap
OF thunder thi. season Who but deaf man could
ever before say that on the 18th OF JULY
The total number OF desihs il our City last week
wss 1000 greater number than ever before
against the corresponding week OF lssi year. OF
these only 4S4 reported as BY Cholera, though IL
must be evident that 81 the enormous remainder (Which
nearly doubles the whole number OF deaths IN the cor
responding week OF last year many must have been
caused BY the influences that produce the Cholera o.
the deaths BY Cholera ~ occurred n Public Esiao-
hshments as follows
Centre-st Hospital AlmsHouse- Blsekws l.
WI lism-st do. ......42 Penlenuary Hosp. DO. :
Wards Island Luns,ic Asylum, DO.
Posr OFFioE.-We are hsppy to learn another
entrance has been opened TO the d" General Delivery
Window by means Of which great deal Of the delay
and confusion heretofore experienced these windows
Will De avoided
HOsOKES.-The numerous boats running 70 THIS
.svorite Summer re.or. yesterday were crowded by
people painting for fresh Ar This afternoon visitors TO
the Otto Cottage enjoy, in addition 10 ts heAthu
sea breeze the sweet music Of the Gunsl Band.
~ We are requested 10 state that Cholera
uospisl has been established in Thirteenthst between
Seventh snd Eighth for the accommodation Of
the upper part OF the City, and the same Is now ready
10 receive patients
F.ru AcclpE.rAr THE NovELIr WoRKs.-
A sad accident occurred Saturday. about o'clock,
II the Novelty Works. foot Of Nnth-st last RIVER
The in the employ Of Secor Co had been hoist
ing edplAre Of immense weight Tor the engine OF the
steamer Georgia which receiving Der mschinery
from that establishment derrick gave way and
struck Mr.. Hlghy the foreman Of the establishment
which occasioned bis instant death tie was native
Of this CRY. and shout IS years Of age Coroners
inquest was he'd IN the evening which rendered YER
Dict Of accidental death. Two that were also
gsged al the same work. named Beverly Psrkin and
Francis Miller very seriously and IL 10 thought
fstsy injured The former hsd he thigh badly broken
and TIE lAstsEs sksl wa trssrarsdL
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oLsARED-sh.P' Pinas b.. E'sn.. sr,a4.h. BRSl,u.
Lac. 0.vs-i0u
s's,n.t p sru,h.ru-r Berry C .r,.'oa
b.rss Ch.rt-r oas Frslrlsel H-rrcn@ starr
fa-cnta G,-o N.~h4fJrar Co. H.rr.oa N-.t A-raasr.
B. = Ar lsr, Bar-'. ,rc H.ret ihs-, Gas,si Wan
a, Re-. GbrsfAr. BUeV. pss Bath
sfr. Vr'Hy sr Lsnfras Pefou, ,sre Pruss-r Wmng-on
SC Nlr-iia BUR- haaPQ kftonc Gr--nssy. Crou t ia
-fe " ssu fe'-r.l sftrrr- --sht Baltimore, 50 he
Bs'eh p, as-paa.. El-l. B'ss- B,.i.--
eo- or'g si4ls- fr-T t-ac- Fsson, Os-, DO Et,-,
3-sbe-. o.
ARRIVED -s1n st-'P-r- co.5 Anis-rf J-as = mise AID
pa..-ag-rs. Z-resa Co
Pa e.
D,ah srl chor-- Mug w,ehmaa, cp- F.sso.s s. s.y,
s1 Jo6.la H-ara saaaa M.is o. i. ua ans sd william
N,s-.r
Brs chars. Tbors. Thou,. Roado1, or s,'.rn ccs
Bfs Patriot. Provence. Gsy Ms,hss 10 g. lumber
schf Col--tlfl o.. >rh1's. Georg-toru, umb-f
s,hr G''- ,--s. F.rsin's c1fn
s'lrr 81 =. R.oss. C-y West timber
>,hf " cofi. Ryder. Bo-fHr. nc--
shra Kett., Chs.- s'.''r us-- Fos,er & Nek-rsoa
sehr Fsse. Hsst-i. Th'ns.r o. ;n-
shr VA snar i.a -, . ss 10 AuAssP's. L. 'ni
as-es. n-n1s'.a N.oc
schr Br.rt L,s-.. a,',ssp,. q 4. ,usir g. na.sr
scha h y a-r-o1. >.a-r ea. Best'a.
scHr NsstF. Reed. X. nl,
schr Br.gsrts. Tti-it. E,-ipor, iaih
SIR fNfnt. spear. Tnom..ion.
s.tf Ln-. Hsriy 600 NsNb4rpUr
>,af Iai-g -ni.u,e. Csfi-f b, ngor.
b ssan.n A,r-.. cauesraad IS gndsoass Souls, Whit
n-j Co
Pro- 10, =, Gull. Baes. 3. tmor-. -four
Propeller MoeaVk. ,tu'ch. Hstard.
sssnsr 80 Gus. Ba'k. sstmors
bELow-Ths T.esnPha ths Highlands reports vessels
.El a. cf1wa
sAILED-Bsrks lF for Re- Grani- Thorn
oa IA g., H.'rls. Con- J.n- IS iIlsns.
Gar. tis'm tRlsi -, $500, If shand Aap ,sfi Si-ose
h- 4 ,hf.. Goa. sld o'h-f'.
- JIv IS -surr.- -. N4rfi.n ~. sIa..t g.
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PRIVATE ADvlCeS TO THE TRIBUNE.
TELEGRAPHlC AND EXPRESS NEWS
From our Liverpool Agent.
TO THE HOUR OF LING,
BY Electric Telegraph.
IRELAND.
Latest from Dublin.
LrvEEPooL. June so-s p NJ.

LIVERPOOL, June 3p-S Nj.
Letters and other advices which le Dublin little be-
fore u O'Clock at hand. From ihcm we ex
tract sfew item. OF Intelligence
The fate OF the pr very little spoken
Of all parties having made their minds that any farther
sempts their behalf wsre useless al least for the pre-
sent
of founding colony In West Of ireland. has given I'M
bounded sstissciion but greater sui IL he joy OF IN"
ci<ens OF Dublin al the certainty OF foysI WAT Ia lhe
month Of August
Some Of the Young Ireland party. Ills said, contemplate
making msve On behalf OF the State prisoners when she
arrives by presenting memorial praying for political
amuesy.
Were her Majesty 80 advised, the adoption of this
would exercise most ssuisTy elect ana render
Victoria a usty-boloyed sovereign
Is satisfactory learn that the accounts from all parts
Of the Kingdom respecting the crops Of the most en-
cournfing Character The Cholera Is diminishing, and
hopes entertained that the worst stage c The famine
10
In our letter. and papers received this morning
glad to the Intended visit Of the Queen hailed
with pleasure wherever " has been made known is
only mix be- expected from the confidence We have
In the loyalty Of the lush people Her Majesty We are
assured win everywhere meet with cordial reception
for however the country may have suffered from mis-
government IN times past the whole body OF weildls
posed Inhabitants must be aware that the Queen personal
y, and her Ministers also are strongly DESTROYS 10 40
everything In their power to place the prosperity and con
sequsn happiness Of the country on hrm basis ana we
conceive nothing likely TO aid this desirable OBJ
ec the occasional visits OF the Court TO Ireland
Arrangements already being made for her Majesty 10
hold lsvee and drawingroom at Dublin Cas,le ana we
ind stated by the FrsemdR Journal that the Marquis OF
Londonderry given orders for the engagement OF
extensive suite Of apartments at Morsous Hotel for the
occupation OF her family and renue daring the Royal
Nsn an example which have no doubt will be fol-
lowed by the Of the nobility connected with Ireland
The Mounlstewart flphinsione, having on board Mr.
John Martin and Mr.. Kelvin ODoghery Two OF The State
prisoners convicted of treason sailed from Cork on the
18th inst for Australia II had been expressed that as
the Government had thought This vessel eligible 10
carry out Messrs smith U Bren Meag her McManus and
pOnog hue. Meors Martin and ODOg herty would have
been removed from her but thus. appears Is MOI ,ae
The rest Of the prisoners viii 90 Out IN the swirl
ien-gun brig lately on The kiO station
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

KfD0Tf JOT M HttH fNNfiH JNNf 81
Cotton this Al SHADES -
IRON ofdinsy 100 higher he 80
I'd Tho COMMITTEES Of Broker. FAR LPsno- a.
80 nob. ~ and Ofsans b4o Oa-f sorts h~n American
Egris Sea Isso6 sn1 EsosfsJ are n"s 10
~ .cvAngs pfc- bit We can haa s
qlostaas The b. sf n sgfs To- change
BE- a5vces from Am-fHa 'hpurg
douDi. b entertained - - The gf ""
cop proving H. b. snd what As11'y n''-e
supply fbe fr~-@lf tsom pNn 81 -
T doubt tot- iane sop r' ooaP-f ~ia
csrsin,, large gong u.umpr snd moderate scale ~
pf ground rbsf dong IN our cifc1fo
s-t coming c"r i-y rfovs 27oo p
.os our previous On sief
dspo.st b. HI quaint, sstsiofe namely Al 'sf
bales OF assrg-t@ qasnry Am-nca vii
rsqu. COO CO., Iufops Great TO- 0O bs-s he sam.
II sDi the b. socs Tor TINS county
Fom h question baug. ts fsis
consumption md gong Ca
u..d 1000 American. Sl7O sursi ~
Tsp Msafam have BEEN sscu
,gra' 20 Madras. snd ~ Penams ~
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AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Ssi.. Of Stocks, 6. Sc, Fo,0tG Page

SATURDAY, July li-P. ~
The Stock market feels the upward impulse.
and generally. the fancies are better Governments
were free demand at full prices but there was less
movement than there otherwise would have been but
for the fact that the delivery Of the steamers mail did
not take place until the business Of the street
Ia Exchanges there is nothing doing Of import
ance The rates are heavy.
Freghts are rather quiet. and the rates are
easier Engagement Corn 81 4 Cd. Flour Is 3D. Col,
ton TO- and 10 bales Cotton FOX Antwerp &C. In the
absence Of the letters, the engagements small
French ship took Ashes at 60 s, and 10 tons pig
Copper on private terms To Holland, 80 tons Fusuc
at POS 80 DO Logwood rs Cd 1000 bbs Rosin, 2s 6d
$50 bales Cotton 7l6aie 100 Dbl. Ashes 22s % 10
cask. Rice, 25s and 10000 u whslebone, ic To
Antwerp Coffee ic 100 bales Cotton, ic and 80
bbls Ashes rs 81. -Four .chooners Boston and New
York packets for Malaga AZ slbde- for Slaves out
and e. - Z ton for cargo home. An American bark
load Tobacco ~ City Point for London At 27s 6d q
hid To California. there j. good deal going forward
engagements Of so 90 feet Of Lumber Al $50 So
2 NJ, and 6Od65 cts y foot for other goods.
The private advices from a abroad are even
more favorable than the telegraph report indicated
The movement in American Stocks in London although
large shows great deal of hrmness and the quota
iions all to y cent above those by the last
The rise abroad partly the result Of the
high prices here and sill biz CHER rates went from
this side by subsequent steamers, We may look for
better prices BY the arrival. The quotations for
Government. 1921, is equal to llet here while the
Stock is selling here At M BariHSs Cverlar says
Tie .ccosa c's.-i qre-s
coupled trafq.Ilag te~ ifoin
60 e.. Uatsi s,.i,. Bod. q 10,
l-s II 90 sv. g. Ia-crDt1u lsoT0 l9- - o.
s. IS Nss iars STAT - -. -nh @rscsrce o. GU .
re- P-uasy $3.50. ID cTs Olo -, zoo
Assch 1.-t's 5. q o. suta tafo
Pam-rs ss4ss. Mar aai :. s'>f aE ss1ss -
" sssssg7 4st- -. - 81 l-n =, -, egJers
A.o.aa 50. s-dtsi D. $. st-rllus e4ao5 y c-n-
The following is Al extract from Hamburg letter
" L. :. Bonds 1865 continue to be taken at l0s,.
The value Of merchandise imported into this Dis
trict excepting that sent to the warehouse and the
amount OF duties received during the week ending on
the 18th each Of the four years was as annexed
l-46. l547. l-i- l-is.
Free goods. sls3sS sl315ls solS7 So -
Duuabe goods. II 565 2--ss, - l-oso-o75 -sosoi
Total mdse. 4sl.Iss s2,i2l.47 slssIs4o sos 81
Cash reed 49,. SASH ssl,ss. sso5s 7s'7s'
The movement N Dry Goods duTins the week end
lag on the 18Th instant was IS follows;
Wrntra.a Ert- ior
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A. Msnse1'se sanssy Jab s. II croep ASx
woRrslNGroN, eAesAssE Of JoAs og.r year. arc
alouihs
r- .sd fsads .tt~ns A-r f..r,l ., hs
sh-fs soaa FnA ,Ho1ss,l atsf,s AZ
ococt.
o. SATURDAY JAY IA si'r .uss.a .Dd as.. JOHN
BEekr
I0.r .as-uus Lac. JOHN HANNA, as, yesr Of ~
f.oss the members Of Olive Log
No 81 Ise~p~osnt Greer q osd f-~s are r.assy uvsss
horesy1 atsfroaa ocock, oG
,-..s.ac. 6r-~o~rk ~i,hosi i.rthef urttsiioa
~ s.tvre.y oreisx LAZY IL Eitsr sAort hs~ss lfCIRGCs
-. - Tsa.su. sos Chafotfs Kss-rtno are mostAs
o. ss,srsa, Jay H. ALEXANDER kOBkkfsON WfCkofF.
ana .n., q he any is'f-d 10 s,,-as =. =
49,, ION 40 a.. No ~ West foaresnh 81 % Ise-
-. a.. 80 - Al ccs -fhoe; iurtasr noHs " as
% S.udsy svesns Jay H. MAkf l. We OF h-sp hs~n .as
ssus ss-r Of ss ate Matthias Luf sGed a years - -,
-. ~ -. A.. r-.U.c;fuy lsxtsd stsnd Ire faosfs
n !. iNo-s.,i ~. roon :. oocs No - prnee St
Gers ID ID "a ~ ~ yea
oh. Dr Cas va Fa4us,s Of 8 Cs-~rs "a ne ass
Of Ir -ss 90 % y.a as>sof TIE coAesstesA Cs's
Resessla
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Tux HoBokrv MuRDKR-Tae man Dun

THE HoBoKEs MvRDER-Tie man Dunno
who brutaly murdered his vile in Garden-st.
Hoboken, Is in Newark jail The rumor as to DUNES
being Jealous Of his wife in consequence Of an unlsw
tul attachment to clergyman who lived in the same
house is found, upon investigation to be without the
slightest foundation. The gentleman who has thus
been 80 eonspcuously brought into public notice,
has been but short time a resident of Hoboken,
and said by all the neighbors OF the family 10 be
above the slightest suspicion The perpctrstor OF the
awful deed Is the father OF eight children, the eldest
being about q the youngest years od-ths first
four are by former wife who died at the West; and
whom it is said he did not treat in the kndest msn-
ner OF the remaining four children two are his late
wiies by former husband. and two by her marriage
with Dunno lie was a laborer ana worked in ship
yard and used to drink pretty freely BY some per.
sons he Is said be good sort OF man when sober
by others to be OF wicked disposition and be has
frequently been heard to threaten his wife with death
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~ Ne~-York Cemetery for the People. Lots only
SIS. for the present Agents Office for The sale Of lots
40 Broadway. the Branch Post Oice. jeN imlseod'
II PuLNoSARY CoSsUNPrioS Mr. Editor Sir-By
the solicitation Of riend, was ioducud 20 attend Dr.
Whions FIRST lecture Conumpton, at the Society IL
hrary Room, corner Of Broadway ard Leonard-st on
Tuesday last can truly that was agresably sur
prssd both mailer and manner, which appeared % me
entirely original There neither quackery or false
display every 10 the point Ia hand and ex
Interesting The object ~ this notice - 10 call
the attention Of those who sftcted viii Pulmonary
diseases the preuon and OF THIS distressing disease
IL the Doctors opinion th.t schcucks Pulnonc syrup
only medicine that has cured consumption and IN hs
Opn on he only medicine that cure Pa monte ahrc
The genuine Puimonc syrup Is Tor sale al 81 Bar
cay-st.
Schenck's Pulm0nc Syrup i sold Of q per bottle or o
bottles for s.. Bush ickeuer. 81 Bafcaysi are ne
General Agents Tor New ORR and vicinity New fofk
City Agents-E Payton 30 Greeuwch-si ard " Ninth
avenue: ] al Coddugion. cor Spring aud Hlisonst.
W A Walters, 40 Grand 81. + Cook. cor Allen and
Grand 49, c IL Ring, cor. Broadway and onn 80 +
Pc ilo Euiton.sf fylb trodh
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Third Observation-Disclosures, &c.

--0N--' 80
The Cholera is stiil On the decrease, the inter
ments for the las, "A hours being no. Of which =
from Cholera.
VIM X Ticomb lawyer Of promise and most ex
emplary habits seized ast gh with Cholera, and
died two hours since.
At Peru Illinois the epidemic has has entirely dis
appeared, and also in most Of the town. along the III.
nois River The disease is expanding itself in the in.
terror Of the State.
man by the name OF Hall was MORALLY stabbed
early til. morning by desperate named Jackson. lie
in confinement and viii be examined before the
Recorder on Monday.
But very few emigrsnts have been brought up from
New Orleans this week, all Of whom were left at Qua
rantine.
The aggregate number of interments in this city
from Monday TO Friday Of this week, inclusive Is IA
Of which 500 were from Cholera
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ffayre Markets.

Corros-Th-re goof oes Of activity ths We.
ems fnat-t npodsnt On ihs
G. advc-s tie Lifted af@s
Csss ~ ai.h dat~s from SsN
standing cOn.dsb receipt s Tho lors Vhh then reasd
gf7s bsss Ugm.l cid extended
pear shg the port the
other hauf h- receipts drtsng the
spr.aed rather backward tbs yr, tendg uyvst
. market
rendered holders much hrmer and
purchase A. The gong siss
noo..q4sn pretty nearly al Cotton Tesr-c
At reached $40 b~--
erfsn-ig- th-r, had o-
stf their rr-trn
iO Cot laden ships iu'
shed make with additional supplies, limited portion a. ~ct
for brought r-dt-y. TIE r-hE
Ia Of We
Sst-s. which brag about s. fOl t1
tn. II The week feac 6t ba.s sgiast 81 2
81 73l baes staeu-u a.
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.nnointn.n,.. FunernI of Mr.. Madison. &c.

: = Y
The Consulstip tor Pictou, Nova Scotia, has been
gwen 70 Major Hanuiet; Norton d Boston.
Mrs Madison. fanera. vii take place - Monday
afternoon At o'clock Her remains vii be conveyed
from her late rosiicnce -. Johns EpscoPs Church
Of which the venerable lady was member. where
funeral services viii be performed and thence con
vcved to the Congregational buryins ground where il
VIII be deposited for tune. until It Is conveyed 20
the family buria. place in Virginia
u i rumored that changes are conien plated IN the
Isl 81 and 9Th Auiiorships, and tia, already others
have been appointed.
The city continues quite healthy.
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ROME.

Assem- ~ SEW YORkER N lJtj-A
One vol limo with map and very handsomely printed
Puce - cents.
Contents. Saint Petsrs-tte Forum and COns~um-the
Capifol-Churches, images. rehques snd mlfacl
day among the tombs Of ROme-~Ibo Nsucan-Chust
mas at Rome-The palaces Of Rome Ancient bain,
aud modern fOunIains-A Roman dining house ard
cafe-The Taiabrgm Ghetto, ard Trasleyefe-tafd
nah. monks beggsrs and rObbers-A promenade on
the Pincisn Hil-Sculptors and painefs-The modern
Romsns-Appendix-HOw 10 see Roms-The Duomo
OF Milan.
~i-bs. cos- snt famiW Of Rome, 81
q nowt-- than Mr. OissP- hs ist@c
90 ne city The Eye heart u sshos"
kernr
W will publish shortly, new edition OF
Fanny Kembe) Buffers Year Of Consolation. or Jour
ma Of travels 10 ltay. limo, cloth -
Published bv WILEY PUTNAM.
iy6 l6l Broadway, NcwYork
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FROM Col. WEBB's CoNPASY.-The following
extract OF letter from Lieut. Browning who has CON
rnand OF Col Webbs company, appears in the Ci7e'n-
nafi Ga,ave. BUESA VISTA, May ., lsl9.
We are encsmped on Gen. Tsylors battle neld, and
al cell though yet out Of the Cholera region II
very bad 81 Ssltillo and the vicinity MI Martin,
40 DAYS out from California. reports provisions and
clothing plenty and gold abundant as ever but great
danger from robbers We strong. well armed and
don't fear them Yesterday ! prsctced our men ~
firing and they are good marksmen. They wished 10
burn some sunpowder Oh these plains in honor Of Gen.
Taylor victory. Very truly r. l. BRowNING.
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THE SCALPEL.

QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF HEALTH. adapted en-
\ pressy % popular reading, and containing ain and
EDWARD Il DIXON, ND.
Al q cents each number There three numbers
published the January number contains the celebrated
article ChOLfkA =,
and the May No those exquisite sketches OF the New
York Phv.cans 10 be- continued Ia the July No under the
tile Of Life Sketches
Who shall guard the Shepherds'
Ihos@ o. DR. bhYa wi - -nisfis ash %
u. .i iasLins f-ar-s Tue -hrh 10 s'E-- tl-n
fCoar-f Fnqur-r
IN .pf snerry hanof au5 .ngng h.s ~ bad
.lo~faf nc days of sui1et Fnussf, LJnn MSS
lLL- lial .-Ill- u s-er. 30 Iftnns
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Second DI-pnIch.

sr Louis Friday, July 49,
The Cholera is very little on the decrease
The intermenis for the 81 hours ending at II o'clock
last eht were 1856 Of which lO5 Cholera, being
decrease OF 70 from the previous day. The wsather
is pleasant with a good breeze.
At Csrondelet, a small French town miles below
the city the Cholera has broken out with great VIC
lence there having been 90 deaths within the past few
days
Al Alton, H. there Il death. from Cholera yes
terdsy confined chiefly 70 the laborins classes
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Iixer,ooI provi.ion Market.

Asun.s there LsD.nce
our previous the sses o IA" week amounting
3s 10 az Bleos be-. been more limited re-
sst former pfces scarcely obtsab@ Cb1es Has
m wanted berg yer, hrh dsupYy s susnes has tssso
zee nsfof demand pr sHoULpsss importers are fat
i pres. ,sh conosso would prtsby cad
very th- market TIE nr pafs
T0ds ard on5 80 ~ o. 3ls %
Ihs m.te Tor bssr bee ql
pre-. Vnch.si 10 PosK there has not been much pss
N. chshY cunf N-sefn
per 0ss aud email P4cel OF eastern mess al
bs barrel
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NEw-ORIEASs, Wednesday, July To-
The steamship Alsbsma has Just arrived here
from Chssre. having isi that place tie 2s'h I'll
Mr. Roster. 5-arer u dispatches from Chill 70
Washington. cane passenger IN ire slocp ofwsr Dale
Accounts state ira; ne prospects Of the Conservatives
In chi. are depressed wEs the Prosressives seem to
Be 10 the ascendant
The steamer California eft Panama on Ire 2s,h June
for san Francisco. ful Of frelg hi sHi passengers
Tie steamer Tev.ot lett Chagres for EnsAAd on the
2qth ut with gold duet Valued Al s77.4J0
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ITALY.

letter In the Pledmontese Gazette OF the 18th ui
that courier had srrveo Civia Necchia the 2sd
with intelligence that The French had The breach
ST. PsneTsIs with great force aud that the loss
great
The French Government have received accounts from
me army before Rome TO the 81 at up 10 hleh time bu
htts pgogrtss bad been made. vigorous assault took
place The night OF The @ls u!t but II SUGGEST.
hal The health Of the troops stated 70 be good the
heat Rome Is excessive The French troops have
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