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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-17
Invaluable Family Companion.

AiA Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
,Oof Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of the
Heart. and all Female Diseases. 234 pages, 25 en-.
Cravings Paper 50 cts; bound 75 cts. Mail to anv
Part-postage I-2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders So Mail to
any any part % cts postage. Inhaling Tubes, Silver
perfect, 50 to $40, for all Ruptures Falling of the
Bowels and Womb and Weak Back, and Chest: sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters
or Rupture Supporters give height head to foot
and circumference of person next the surface inst
above tie hips. If Rupture, mention which side
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods Ad
oFess DIR. S. s. FITCH,
707 Broadway, New York, post paid
Feb. "a. IS4S. II-Iv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-17
FOR SALE.

WILL sell, at u reduced price, my property in \
A Town of WARREN, flaming county, Texas, q
sIsting of Eleven Lots, in said town, situated on
Public Square, on which is good dwelling house L
out houses all well calculated for a tavern. Als1
good stand and Grocery, and Warehouse, now IN
cellent order to receive u stock of goods. Also hi1
acres of land fronting the River, and including
Ferry.
Boggy Depot to the Trinity, Sulphur a nd Sabine,
is destined to be the most valuable Ferry on uPl
Red River
PERSONS desrous of good bargains will do wei
call and examine the premises Immediately, as
tend to sell. JOHN KITCHINGi
WARREN, March 18Th, lS49 2-Iy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-17
Snuff! Snuff! Snufili

a FRESH supply of Maccouba and Scotch Suff
a by the tottle pound, for sale the DRUGSTORE
by Sept. 80. R. STEVENSON
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-17
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-17
Pertumery and Fancy Articles.

u ECEIVED direct from Philadelnb;a and for ssIo
4 & by R. STEVENSON:
RousseIs Premium Shaving Cream, Taylor's SHAY.
ing compound. do. crystalline wash ball. do crystalline
shaving soap, do Foatant lily SOAP supe r0r Camel
mar shaving brushes, Lubns' ext. for hdkfs Fan
oe Cologne, roll Pommadc, Pommade PhiIocome
pinA eaucerS tooth brushes very fine, tooth powder
oTentaI powder of aiabaster, Maccassar OIL ndeible
ink, &c. June %, 49, "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-17
EASTERN MERCANTILE HOUSES.
ROKENBAUGH, CONNER q. DATER,

No. 81, MAIDEN LANE, New York.
YTvHE subscribers invite the attention of Merchants
/ to their large stock OF Foreign and Domestic
Dry goods selected for the South western and Indian
Trade, which will be sold at the lowest rates.
July, IS49 -I5-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-17
GRANT & BARTON,

Nos. 123 & 125 William Street,
WASHINGTON STORES, NEW YORK,
EMPORTERS and Jobbers of Staple Dry Goods and
Il Indian Goods, adapted to the wants of the general
trade, and of the different t. ibes
G. & B. also attend the sale of Furs, Peltries, and
any Of the products of the Indian country and being
continually making sales of this character. well
acquainted with the market. They will spare ef
forts the best prices for all consgnments
which may be made to them, and it will afford tn EN-
pleasure all times to comm unications from
any person who wishes for nation relative to the
state of the market and the prices of goods.
July. IS49.-I5-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-17
Napoleon and Fort Gibson Packet.

A N THE undersigned would inform
friends, and the public generally, Y
xSEzlEEEEE having bnIt the ALERT No. .,
pressly Tor the Arkansas river, she will make reg 4
trips from Napoleon to Fort Gibson. liz is confdj
that she is sufficiently light drawing but twal
inches) TO run the year round, and will do so II
public will but extend to him u reasonable portlon
their business. 1t is not his wish TO monopolse
business of the river, and all other boats out
then charge enormous prices, but to do homes! |
liberal business. Not wishing to take any advanii
OF the public, he invites them to give him a call, 4
he will make them comforta BILE and take IN
along as fast any other boat Of her class in the
Nov. 4.-36-tf j. p GREGG, MASTER
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-17
Fresh Groceries.


FEIHE subscriber begs leave to acquant his old
Ill friends and customers, tha: he is receiving
large additions to his extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, at he old stand OF Austin &, Clegg on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention of purchasers
being satisfied that he sell as low as any 9TH
establishment, for Cash Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt so kegs nails
100 s. coffee 1000 lbs lead
200 bbs and half bbls 20 kegs powder
Whiskey 20 boxes tobacco
l5 hhds sugar 30 So soap
10 bbs molasses 10 Gunpowder tea
10 '' loaf sugar 10 '' Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 30 :. boots and shoes
300 plough moulds 200 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 80 sides upper do
100 sets wagon boxes dOz painted buckets
300 lbs cast steel En- sacks pepper
glish, Blister, Germqn, ginger
and American do. bales domestic
Together with OK chains, log chains, drawing
chains, TIN ware, queensware, and saddery.--
Also few articles in the Dry Good line, and
many others too numerous to mention; all of
which he will be happy to show to those who
may honor him with a call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16
From lLe Mmdsor Iomnnl.

For orc,wc hr' pmliiicd With ihe a'Wr.s
mcui. We uuW hove he satisfaction az ttoh,
lus mud of proving Icy llc roul's,.'n., ..
PARTIES themselves, the truth pfwlut W. 80.
Often bsscticdIlW he lcndrrs OF ll'c 'at r,
sod pnriy were rot sincere IN lltir rfD'r's
ions Of free soil. They L-,yc courcd 0ud o.,
cn 10 ihcif LosonF ms rotten hearted 900 of
puhlirnl nountchnnkr 49, ever pollWrd l'f
tree republican MIR of Vermont. Thu argr
age wc do not nully 10 tbc un'sr. of cfl'r
of pnriirs to ibis bargain nnd sn'c ubrscpou
for seeming ,l'o Sl0lc spuis, 90 io such
hot;e-sbor' UuiIiirnl tlrirucr- O, lUr lev '.
Nilnscs, tl.e Edward u, Bnfbcr', aud @e &.
G.. Enstmnns.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

rntrdi si'sl ilEHt in proclamation mht Hheehl
/ IS be- expected. r. Re sHid lhal ilH provisions
/ viii muinly resemble thuse Of iliH lfHuhlell
constitution, bat ihnl tho King Oi Prussia WI
only lnhe ihs lills Of Protector Instead ~ ihnl
Of Emperor, and viii ppssesa hu absolute ~
Alend nfn suspfpssiYe veto
IL n however suid lhnl under Ibis copsillu-
lion Austria would infu no pan Of lhe Ter.
man Empire, bon would be- entirely severed
from ~ though connected Wy close dolrn-
siyH alliance
UsGaf ofhs RisfiaHa Lghf HWFHriWs.-
Tho llnruluiOunel /rliung puhlishes a
proclamation whlrli NJ kunsull sbted aide
hreczeu on the l9th OfMny, md in which he
asserts that he Russians have been defeated
by tho Ilungnrnus under General BEN, SiN
thoutanA RuHsinus Hr6 asserted 90 have sur
rendered ~ kuourr oh dc 7il Nlf, and above
iLirly thousand followed thelr example three
DAYS lulor nI Awn Their arms, cuuuou,hof'
ses und ammunition fell into Ilo hands Of he
llungafiaua,
Tie Liverpool Journal Of Alny oGth, the
day Of sailing, under tho head OF latest neWF'
tayf,-"A great hallle has been ipuGhl hr-
tween tho ltussinus md lluugnfans, hud al
though precise intelligence h wanted, there
n little ,ietl,i ll,s, tho Russians haYe hecu de-
iealod," y
AuGilrr account says, llui lhe rulunr of
the victory OF ihe Hungarian 'Gencrhl BEN
over iho Russians, ID fully confirmed, II
took pluco ~ the dehleH OF tulhenllum.-
This victory accounts Tor the uun-Hppeufancc
of ihe Ru.sinns Ia Hungary, iu such force us
would cuAhle lhcm 10 take lho offensive, Of
which the Vienna ministerial journals bitter
~ complain. That both AuEllinua and Rus
siHus have iiccu defeated iseyldrnt rom The
hcl, lhnt strong entertainments are being
thrown up aiound Nirnnn, mud every pre-
parullln h nude 10 enable tho cl5 10 with
sand n siege. No one knows any ihng Of
the Whereabouts Of JcllHch,ch, and from the
strong corps 81 Cronls Nat are found slrnG'
pIipg about, there h 10 doubt 'l,h hls di'is-
Iua has sso hrcu defeated 10y tho iiuugn-
fiauH.
Another Austrian General las been defeat
Hd iu GalliciH.
lrller has luou rrceiSedhy NJ, Rolhcluld
Il Frankfort, which suis,-lho lluuEarinns
have entirely defeated lht Rus,iHns nud hive
orrcd liom 10 toll back upon Cmcuw. Tho
.oVoiuluu WI Illus be- transferred into io-
aud.
The Auurians wcfd badly defeated by The
ScuoIans Mny 5Ih.
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~ nrlmr. ccn.el ~ ILL

vlocb 900 ll,o spoto or(ur crDsed l's laLoa
Of llrUult~,'
White lhr uHftrs ~ iA- rsnilllr were cp-
rHped lu Il furslng ihe savoy yl1nds ~ ihf
fnugrrrs Dnurr, she Clint Cook rrIlrr Z"
uiikr iIs fnIIrl iur nu ryruing pfnWrun'lr.--
It's prruWsIIrf ifnHrtiru riurs 80 ilis hitltth
were from npe fo lwo hundred dollars year.
Though lunWly IA prrsnu, ho lnvlsiicd lln
mDfl pf ihrHu large HyHiIs upon ilrtsH' lW
making iis toilet he llueu was pi uueArrp-
uDuuLlu Uuliify Hud WlIlrnrrr, lhrn ldnrk
Hiik 6iInTfH, dino WHIFfrGHt ditto ufHrktHfHi
shoes highly polished witt ipfen buckles
covering considerable pnrl Of iliu foot, blue
rloIh coat win velvet collar ADD bright met
N buIluur, o lUuR wnlchchHiH dangling RON
iis Gil,, % cooked liHl, aud geld liended zane
completed llis Rraud costume Of HE celehra-
lrd dandy ior lbrfr we're daudlcp ~ lh0fr
dpVrl ni she FreriIHni's kitchen,
Thus arrived, tho Chief Cook invariably
tnfsed uuI gfiha if0ul,door, the Porter ma
hinF l0Y bow, which was promptly return
ed jpfniug his brother louOgers ~ lhe pnvo,
he p0rccdrd up Market street., attracting
gids,drfuldo 6iiruluu, Marketed heluF m
1he old tiuef, the resort where i.mhlonAlleu
did m6sl c0ngregnle' Many were not IT,
llu surpl,sed ~ bpholding 20 extraordinary o
IrrEnHnFr, Write utherswhn knew hin Would
mike Grlusl and respectful bpw, HAT lhey
might receive iu return the ablulr Oi one Of
the ulnsl polished gentlemen aud tho yrrleHl
dHudy of ncnrly riAly years ago
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

lLG tfeH sniiers Y1led fur Van Burn nrla-
Wilmol Proglso,
The only principles lhaI radical loruGrs..
ever recognized were thb i0auo and ~.
hence there IL nothing remarkable intI.s III
den and total abandonment OF their oil IN.
w prqftssiOHs long ~ therG ID a mo-.
Of defeating tho Whigs aud srcufag ID
spots. 1hp lertlets sHlaEF gi.a Zee --,...
ifrilnied ai having arrived 10 q polnt MI.
their influence began 10 hbale rather M.
advance, have chose 10 fellowship u...,,"'
AHiui designing md dangerous rU.o-..
whose professions lliey know 10 Ie l.i.
hearted, rather thnn 90 pass az nucs irf, N
liVioui especially when by This s.sar, u..
expect 20 triumph over Tho Wbigs ald ssr..,l
their own personal RRgraudizement nj,
lellaws,l his u preuy much The tHl o 'tsn
they have become devoted lirr. III
the aniGce Of Locoiocoism, a are en-. ...l
up forever Ia III cHpnciona nav
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16
nYDROpnOpiA IN kEENE.

A lule girl, daughter of Mr. GrosvensL
Brooks. of this town, Clarissn C, aged ~
yenrs. was bitten on the check by her iH'h'
cr's dog. the 9Th of Mny Inst. They had fears
Tim, the dog was mad, and eudenN orcd to Sc,
cure him. hut he got AWAY from them' ana
the next day ran away and has not been see"
since. ,bs
on Thursday afternoon of last wceh' W'
lille girl ms she attempted TO drunk was Wv
served TO choke, md it was with gIea' H'In'
cuhy that she could drink at oil. she con.
tinued to grow worse, and the next mot'uf
DIR Twi,chell was called in, who pronounce
her disease to lie hydrophobla. she conu",
-uel 10 ErnM worse TINT day and nlGnh u.I
the attempt to take any thing liquid "on,u
throw her into spasms. The next morh'"t
Saturday, little hope remnining OF het rec, .n,
cry. cfloroforrn Was administered TO hs'' "'"'
she WINS thereafter kept under its ,'nlue,sS
ms much as possible until denth 'tr','"e ",
the distressing scene, about II oclo'N' '''
urday evening. r-.a AZ.
Those who attended her, say that heT We, va
tress appeared TO consist mere OF terror IT," nIs
fright Than my bodily suffering, although s1o
did not appear TO be aware OF lie u's ''.or.
TINT afflicted her care being taken ho' J." w.,
ton il in her presence. We UNDERSTAND io,
none of the physicians of the village I'll" 49,
exrep, the Diets. Twitchell. Lin
We understand that another little gu,
town hus been bitten 10y dag SUPPOSE II
he rabid, and is going through cou.S'
medicine, TO prevent the fearful e'e1 loan
Some two or three rabid dogs ""'
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From the Vcrgennes Vermonter.
THE COALITION.

A union between the Old Ilunkers and
Free Sellers of Vermont, es wos expected,
has ut length been consummated, so fur ms n
small Convention consisting of four hundred
persons could affectjt. 1t is curious to com
pare the relation OF these men Uow with TINT
which they sustained 10 each other rs pnrli-
zans some few months since. Then. they
bonsted ;hnt they were aswide MS
the poles asundcr, aud any intimnlion of re-
scnblance between them in my particular
Whatever was received ms an nffrunt by both.
The Thinkers voted for Cass aud n continue
ton of Folks slavery extension policy, while
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16
From the Rutland Herald.
EXTRAORDINARY

."Nt fHV iWN NpNs Hi morning a.
The State Convention ofths otrr-...
II tho Locoluc6 parry Of Vernon, vbs L..'
IN al Montpelier on Thursday ufi. AZ,
friend Of peace NO arc happy 10 aHno.rr
that the fucli0us spiril which has for 81
fml existed ia tho Loe0focO ranks, has I,..,
rubdurd-lhnl oil las been poured upon b,
troubled wsier-aud lhai harmony apd pn.5
once more prevail iu The camp nj 40 iIrrr b.
of I.ocofocodoni IN Nern ont, i spuiioa
EIpG0FGd TiET TE uHiHTtH tHTi-Trlf m $50
arll-sl4ouid know my ihing ullls o. ssn- aud
appliances brought 90 bear upon ur Itltr,
Tory 70 bnug lhem into lhg irucrs-uofis II
for M TO- say rliA branch ofrho lBry M,
swulloNed The othrr. Oul Of lbc lime tutf,
tie can be- known uf the compact ihat a.,
been entered into between the puue, luIrr.
csied, mud which, M IL " ould fcrm is iolrgE
harmonious souls' once more log,r
Wheeler our new born democratic irrrt-
friends lmyc taken q well euduTsrd bond r..
then lluuhcr uilics tint they shal pay lt
or whether they have agreed 10 play o..
themselves, II ui coursc u matter known nU
to lhe wire pullcts Of llr party; bat be- '.,
~ Il may Wc think II hrhuyrH bll h0Hfd f5s
soilcrs and especially all wings 90 look cn.
iinusly Gt tlc big tu"t WhitrJ leNp, sol up 10
their inspection aud consideration.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

Tie only concession mndc To these poo,
contemplate spolls hunters, was ia not tssrr.
ing tho constitutional power of Congress 70
prohibit slave commerce between the states.
Il wHs thought, probably, that tie on il.-uy
men WOULD overlook or excuse ,hc omission,
Tiry .lyc had no voiro IN this Oirguiu md
.aly. !tlt as the most ufthcir doctrines ntr o.,
u.lsld .hy the Loco fucus, in order 10 ,,,y-e
lhcir Voics, thry nre expected TO yield Oh
small item, ard consent To- the contirutIf-
of the sla,ctrgdc between the states
Now. Ne feel no alarm, md, nilcr 4" 've
haze seen, scarcely any surprise az t''H..
nous coalition; hut there ure great tnh
OF individuals, among both lhc Illcry "i
democratic pnr,irs--mCu of srltrr.lrr', Of
FIRM aud decided couirliore of dug ud
principles of nclious-who wruli o. uo''
lend themselves to This coalition o. puHrd
dcmagogucs, Han they would 10 any v.'u
schcmc of swiudliug. They frus'uel l.c
intended coalition last fall. aud though l]sr
crct mat osuyering,Il trading politicians lave,
now effected nominal alliance, ne NO"
oflhe Hbolitiousts md democrats are olio'
cd TO IL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

Thrrc Hrc many things in the proceedings
above recorded that deserve and wall receive
attention in due time; but We have no room
for tcommcuis today. Our opponents, "bo
have always been one in heart, have ~"
thrown off the mask, aud will heucciorih hit'
under the same banner. We have fair held
aud five do half our duty, glorious victory
is before us,snch 4 victory as we have not a..
chioved for many years. The prospects oil
long continued Wing nscendNncy in Vermont
were never more cheering than they are To-
day. Our opponcris have done us an essen u,
tinl service IN unitng their forces, ana s",.
greater one in presenting for the suiiroecs OF
the people, the names that compose ihel'
State ticket 1.-THE Wings of Vermont aic
fIrE3rTI nv Sffri +,
they''will deserve their fate richly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

Mn MARsH. Our readers will be gratfed
to learn that George p. March has received
the appointment of Minister to the Sublime
Forte, and will represent our Government al
Constantinople.- burlington Free Press.
Yes, we are grat6ed that MIR Marsh and
the State of Vermont are honoredby General
Taylor; but shall not be if Mr. Marsh ac
cepts the uppointment, There are other men
whose appointment would be creditable to the
country, and whose acceptance would not be
attended with the loss of one Wing vote il
Congress. Wo hope MIR Marsh will show him
selfa true Wig and patriot, and decline iAe
Office rendered to him. We would not risk
apicayune on the chance OF filling Me- Marsh's
place in Congress by Wing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

l3'During the thunder storm of Sunday q
barn OF Mr. Reed,in Barre, was struck by light
ming and destroyed, together with several a4i.
joining buildings. Dwelling saved.
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FOREIGN NEWS,
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER
~ " - y " a.

CusUsrrp SUCCESSION rm itGMN'=f'Hp
pRrss 90 ruE WARis lirseAatl-LRcTE-
Mfsl ~ rnE lRrVcH AssrHLr ~ Rf-
LArI18 10 iiussIAE isTEHyEETI0H'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

~ The last Montpelier Watehmnn says
"7Ac Locefoeo State Ticket is hailed a
bitter dose by not few oFboih families"
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The Coalition---Opinion OF the
Press.

We give below the fcInurks of several Of
lhc psp,rs of,his State upon the recent ANAL
FpipAlioMoflhe Ca,s ard Van Burcn parties
From The -. Alhous Messenger
TIE TWO CONVENTIONS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

NV HAMrsHlRr, Doth brnnchcH OF The
Legislature metal Concord, on Wednesday
wm T. Weeks was chosen PreSidcn, Of the
Senate, Frances Il. Chase elk, and VIM, L.
FosterSnssstant Clerk. sam'l II. Aver was
chosen speuke' of the House, Thos. Whip.
pie Clerk, and y. 7. Pcrkins nssistant Clerk
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ROME.

We hnve news from Rome to tho 18Th
Or the l3th, the French having attempted the
passage of tile T'iber at the Mevian bridge,
it had been blown up to prevent them, huv-
ing The French forces on the two banks of
the Tiber between Palo and Rome
At tie latest ndyices the vanguard af the
French was four miles from the city, thui of
the Neapoltuns twelve miles, aud there was
small body OF Spauinrds at san Macno.
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PRUSSIA.

The King orPrussia has issued n nantes
to to his subjects, in which, after condemning
the standard of revolt which has been raised
hy the enemies of Germany, he snys he will
shortly submit II constitution sanctioned by
tltt. ether governments, which shall llApp uni
~ Tor It's basis, aud wiz guarantee 10 Gcrmn-
ny, it's liberty, and free representation of
the people. ln conclusion the King says, il
my people will stand 10y me us will stand
by my people, faithfully aud with confidence
WITH Gods blessing n glorious victory will
not he wanting to us.
simultaneously wiIti the proclamation Of
tho King to his people, public notices we're
published announcing TINT the stnte of siege
at Berlin wns prolonged with increased vigor
suspending for the time being the ordinary
courts npd establishing martial law in all its
force.
Another notice suspended the publication
ofthe ultra democratic journal, THE Nation.
al" II is said these measures were caused
-by The, discovery Of 4 conspiracy for on out
break ut Berlin, -l --
1t is asserted that the negotiations for nn-
other German constitution IRE almost tcrm-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

ANoruER GENERAL DEAD. Major Gencr-
oil Games, OF the D. S. Army died Al Nav Or
leans, Of Cholera, on the 9th Of June, after m
illness of two days lie was ~ years oragc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18

$21 60 and the other S22-demsnd fully supplied. w.
pine IL the rise. and in demand here well at
Of the leeward islands. cargo from Nova Scotia
brought STA and more Ia wanted at this rate. Nor
folk imported r. o. slaves soid this week at but
the crop is pretty well advanced, and the planters
tanned.
VALPARAISO MARKET March 2SThe arrivals Of registry
the aggregate falls short this
with that Of the preceding one By about ton there
none With eargoes about 1000 United States
and one assorted cargo; Only 200 tons CHILEAN 6s
Peruvian and about 500 tons Of Danish and other
employment at former good rates this coast
chiefly San Francisco to which destination about
have sailed comprising what reported last month
unehartred at the departure of the last
both in this and Coquimbo bay say about 5000 have
excessively been taken for carrying huano prnc Pay
direct at from lbs st. 20 in full to lbs st. 35 and
eeSt and for orders in channel at from lbs st. $3.50 to
for Central America, the Oceanic and Sandwich
Islands about 500 tons passed in transit homeward
Gags loading to sail shortly for California.
Generally speaking there slight tendency toward rise
lesser humber Of ais before the sailing
British there remain about GOO tons in this bay for char
and about60 tons Of continental flags We have had
regular supplies Of from Brazil as also OF coal and
deals of which articles have to good market
though brought hther low regts Brazil wood
Iss a Copper in Is
tire no sales nominal u Flour dollars to o dol
lars Wheat in San Antonio ID RS to "A Bar silver hav-
other destination but that of simply being exported in bars
and the Mines continuing abundant has fallen to
(Chan limited prices; but holders thereof prefer send
ing it to Europe their own account at our actual low
rates rather than sell i at the current price 81 "A dollars
475; do Hamburg 40.