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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

Posr OFFICE LAUNDERING We have been al
ways Of opinion that the wholesale change Of mi
nor officers in the various departments of the State
il decided error. II does not prevail in Engan 1
or other countries and hence the laws aud adni-
nlsirgtiye government, though not 50 good as in
this county, are better carried out When there
is change of ministry in England, the new cabi-
net never dreams of changing the subordinate
officers. For instance, the Postmaster General is
the only officer changed in that department The
reason is very obvious 10 every understanding,
even II experience did not attest it, They know
very well that II host OF new and inexperienced
clerks put INTO once they viii bunglc the busi-
ness they do not understand and accordingly they
adopt the maxim of letting well enough alone
II a vacancy arises, from misconduct, it is gene
rally filed up by a partisan of the government,
though minor Office s frequently given at the so
licitaon Of leader Of the opposition on other poli-
tcal opponent. What is generally the case here !
Why, Just by the time that officers acquire know
ledge OF their business, the candidate OF diilc-
rent party from that under whose auspices they
were appointed succeeds 20 the Presidency, and
they are dismissed, TO make room for other
parry men, who not only kn.w nothing of the du-
ties they undertake to perform, but probably have
not the capacity ever to make efficient officers.
The consequence is. that all sorts of blunders are
daily and hourly perpeusted in all the departments
The post office is that one with which the public
have most concern. Complaints are constantly
being made about missing and detained letters.
Some Of these we have noticed from time TO time
| Two have come 60 our knowledge within the las,
two OF three days-one is the ease of lady who
applied twice at the post office for letter. which
came by the last steamer from Europe, aad was
told there was nothing. A third call having been
made by her sister, the letter was delivered A
gentleman, living at No. President street, South
Brooklyn, expected letter from England, from his
brother, containing a remittance of 600. lie
wondered at ITS non-arival One day he called by
accident at the post office, Brooklyn, and, to his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

No reports from Blackwells Island, Bellevue Hospi-
tai Lunatic Asylum, and Colored Home
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Square.-Mosr ~ A
Muss-A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING-hY NEIGHsoR s
WnE-MosE CALEDONIA.
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NOTICE

THE subscriber has eng ged the services Of Miss
i Louisa Webb, as lnstrnctress-in which ca1acity
she Is so we'll aud favoraby known, that he deems IL
unnecessary say any thing respecting her superior
QUALIFICATIONS
He would like TO receive five six girls In his fam-
~ as boarters
The session will commence the 18th OF September,
I8i9 ana cl sc the 18th of July, 1850.
TERMS-For board and tuition, In English and
French per session Of ten MONTHS Sla5; Mus on Pr
%, and use Of Instrument s35-payabe, half the
18th February and the balance the end Of the sio
Address-Boaver Dam Depot, Hanover courty.
WM WINSTON.
Woodland. Hanover CO., Aug. 3-cm6w
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POE inY.
re- ON the Nep Orleans Pieayans.l
SABBATH MORN ON LAKE BORGNE'

A SABBATH MORN ON LAKE BORGNE'
The sun upon a land Of beauty rose
A gIon OF The fig Tree and he VINE,
Where gentle breezes sigh through orange groves,
And forests Of Inc dark aud stately pine.
All nature halls another Sabbath day..
Anc from thousand thrilling, ~aitliag ihroa's,
There bursts one long, harmonious song Of
praise
A choir Of many Joyous, mingled notes.
The lark sprang upward lrom the shadowy wood
And scared into The blue sky tar away;
The kpsiy mocker for moment stood,
Then full poured out his rich, unfivailed LAY.
From tree to tree the gladstone notes reooona-
With rapture Gui.eriag sang he happy 'n,uas ,
While, Ginning 10. The surging waves iesUu1u'
And, boldly dashing, foam'd the shofe aions
IJn,;l a, length The natural hymn was ehueu;
Then strange solemn silence ieii on al,
And 10 IFS Dough each liule warbler ~eIaeu,
And cen was hush'd the merry ploveEs call.
The moaning sound OF the wind subsidized
S;,en, and slow the waves depart;
p,aver 10 Heaven The wind las guided
Meet homage OF the universal heart.
Solemn silence marks the God.sent blessing
Glorious beams on Garth are stIeWD;
Der lake and wood and moving life carcsslng
Is poured The food-,ide OF the sun.
Strange lha, in land God thus blesses
Men alone refuse 10 pray
Worldly Thoughts each lriflng soul possesses,
And lrampled is this hoy day.
Rueeed and sterile are New Engand's hills,
Her lofty mountains bleak and bare; =,
Bot through each glen and vale the music thrills
OF church bells ringing there.
Heaven bless The land whose thousand spires
Clean in The suDbsam's morning light.
And hcy prayers like Persian fires,
Burn ever clear, aud pure, and bright
SO 10 all times, as in our own blesl LAND,
Where God 10 man mas mos, denied,
There most is praised and blest his hand
By the strong, free, enefsic mind.
Pas. CHRISTIAN, June. 1919.
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

0N MONDAY, the 18Th day of August, 1919, al the
" late residence of Philip Lorkr, deceased, In the
lower end Of the county Of Halifax, the south side
Of Dan river, thirteen miles above Clarkssille, and
I'VE West vi Buffalo Spring, shall, in obedience 10
decree Of the County court OF said coGny, sell TO the
highest bidder credit OF ami yesrs frolI
IN. day of SALE the purchaser giving bonds with ap
proved security, the tract of land 10 said decree
mentioned, containing four hundred and eighty Gve
acres about one hundred and twenty five of which is
first rate Dan river botton the cleared land in high
stats Of improvement, and a good proportion in ong
nal growth. minute description IL thought unneces
sary One of the subscribers living on the premises
will take pleasure in showing Tho land TO eny person
wSo NAV wish TO vie W II before the sale.
We wi also, at The same time and place sell for cash
ten or twelve negroes and on TUESDAY, the next day,
in the town Of GAINESVILLE. on a credit Of twelve
months the Mineral Spring, with six acres Of land,
known Beaverpond Spring, within onsand half
miles of the village.
The proximity of this property 10 the town Of
Ciarksriiie, together with the known medicinal pro-
perties Of the water, render il In opinion an
ceedingly valuable spot. IL improved and well
managed we verify believe II would become place of
considerable public resort.
n. A. LORKETT,
WM. u. WILLIAMS,
THOS. J. TUCKER,
July lo-etds Commissioners.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SC M 81 % u,

NEAR STANTON, VI, 81 PIKE POWERS.
'ylE ninth srssi0n uf this School will commence
the 18th 81 August and trrmina,e on N. io'n
June, with two days' recess Al Christmas and h'sef
The iEstrncinn Is thorough the discipline s'i!e'' a
CURED among the pupils, and but one case Of seno'
sickness. =,
Subjects taught-Enaii4l, Latin. Greek, Ftehen, w
taematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and fn''
Di0py.
TERMS-For board, including every thing n'sl
AMI tuition IN all or any oi The subjects fa"ep',a
months. Slso-pa, able, one hall on the 'Sih Au,''
AM one hail on ihr 18Th January, IN Advance i, ii,
The pup's will not he allow ed Ia deaf on credit -
hrir poc-rt money must be supplied through ihf ~,
OF the ieacher who will report their expenses iot
aGi department, every man,,,.
apply ra'iy as tina n'im;sr II pupils ia ha!sa'
Juy IL iAneI5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

IN HaNcsRY-vlao.srA:-A at Rule. held In the
and Chancery for Mddlesox county, on SATURDAY. the
9th day Of June, l6s9:
George Hundey, John F Hnndley, and Joseph r
0Tihth, Infant, BY William Watts, bis guardian and
neIt frione, PlalntifEs:
axaipst
Robert Trce, administrator Of Yihel N Parry. de.
ceased; William Brooke and Eliza his wife, Elijah
Hundlcy and Lucy w his wife, alharns Dyke, Nm
4 Dyke, Susan Dyke. Philip T Hodges and Mary
Hodses. infant child Of Mary A Hodges. and VIM l.
eastwood and Larkin Hundiey, Defendants.
:, inc defendants, VIM Brooke and Eliza his wifi,
I,gan aundaey and Lucy w his wife. Caarine Dyke
.r.i a pyAs, and susan Dyke, not having entered
ssei appearance and given security according 10 the
sc o. assembly and the rules Of this Court and IL nm
Sns ~ satisfactory evidence that they are not inha
o'tan1 OF .hls country II Is Ordered That the said -
ienoans 40 appc here al the rules 10 be hod,n n,
no saa Oosn' on me fast Monday September next,
70 answer the Dill OF the plaintiffs; aud hat eouv ~
this order bc forthwith inserted In some new.ns -
sished In the city OF Richmond fof two months snc
csssivoy, and posted AZ the font door Of The co"
house OF this county. A Copy-Teste
Jane l3-ew2m THos HAYWOOD, D g.
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AN now prepared 10 supply order, al lhe q.
corner Of NUN aud 18Th streets, tfst hoo' ,
Union Hotel. all sizes of TliREsHERs, rom w." s,.
sight horse power. that | will guarantee 20 ~, l,y
perfectly clean from $50 Ia 500 bushels Of whr"r
- 7G0 bushels have cen thresled with TIE 'eise, =.
The above M, utonrd machines are such d "sfeN,u
ly made by my faJher for many years, and nav ,.,
more general satis faction than any other machle -
They are generally known as Fox & u rama 80,
Tooth sprinc Bed Thrrsh-p. These maehiHe' -
n.ver been surpassed and shall use my best eno'
To make them at all times fully equal, u mol sa,
those made ny any other establishment IN W.,
am now making some with 4 new, impfovtuis.,e
ing Box, with steel axles; also, With patent ~ ID
tores also make ThresLers with stationary vs.
feIGced price,. yosr.|
Prices Of Threshers from $50 To sl21i II
from slho 10 Sis. ,,-.fss.
WHEAT FANS II have just comp'e'rh az =. IN al
ment on the Uranium Fan, iha, VII max ~ Kan, j:
well NJ once running Though as was iofihe''
TWO operations. ,,,- r,1u.lt
PROUTY x MHaR'S celebrated cshUe Il 81
and Self.Sharpenine PLoCGilS-l laf.e ....,b,,l,.
sizes. These Pioug are among the mos -s,,eu!s
In use, and have taken premiums AZ Fli "a S.s1
raj exhibitions amounting oupwards OF srx,, fier
CORN SHELTERS, for hand ard nor p'
50 to SGT IT,. Powsr
sTRAW CUTTERS, CHAINS for ho''s
LEATHER BANDS for Thfesheis, Sc. ana old Ds'
REPAIRING done IN all lis bfanehe'' a. sos Il
chimes supplied with new teeth. brasss'' 80
operate as well as when first made q PARKER.
June 29-Cl2t JabEL
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
Ezarnap,,Gn SiaileV COLLEGE


THE twelfth annual course uf Lectures IN this II.
tuition VIII commence on Monday Octoler ?
Is 0. and continue until the middle Of March
Il. l.. RDIlASNAN, VI. D., Prot. OF Obstetrics and
senses of Women and Children.
l.. W. CHAMBERLaYSE, NJ. ID, Prof Of Mi..
Melca and Therapeutic
:. MAuPlN, NJ. d, Prof. of Chemistry and Pr
macy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, ~ D., Prof. OF Sun.
and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER r. JOHNSON, NJ. d Prof. Of Anatomy .
DAVID H. TUCKER, NJ. n, Prof. Of Theory .
Practice of Medicine.
my.
The Museum, Apparatus and Illustrations 70. the
monstrirOr departments have recently received q
additions, :Ei air now very complete. The ars
for Practical Anatomy nre unsurpassed. The iul,
advantages are fully commensurate with The want.
the student, and especially valuable 10 those prplt
far practice III the South Clinical Lectures are ~
twice n week III The College lnhrmiry, (Which II
immediate contisnny with III, College. and ono
week IN the Richmond Aims House In these la:
met with and thu student has the most eligible o,5
tunitl-s al becoming acquainted wiih theIr type,
treatment. The frequency Of Surgical operation, IL,
the class, together with Tire iacliirS ior wirne.
the treatment I'll Surgical cases renders this Il
best Schools y! Psac'c.l sur.-,y.
cH.R.Es - Standardization 50. Tickets o. the r;.'
snr- sl0j, Practical anctony slo, Gradua,i'n Fees
Board, including inr. lrcrts. AMI servants aurndai
may be obtained n ~ 10 81! per week
:. MAuPiN, " b,
tu1u-1 3--rtf uran a. tls PucuI
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PURSUANT to decree of the County Court OF Flu.
i wanna, rendered al last april term, WIZ proceed
10 self, ON the 2uth day Of September, leas il fair Il
not fair the premises, to the highest
bidder, certain Tract Of Land mentioned In said de-
cree, belonging 10 the widow and heirs Of Pierce W.
Melton deceased, and lying on The rotd Leading from
the Sign Stone to Middleton Mills IN said county, aud
containing eighty.two acres-al! in woods TINS land
10 only about TWO miles from the James River Canal
and Ia on that account, valuable for pine and
oak timber and fire wood.
The TERMS will he Twelve months' credit, with
bond and approved security except Ench as VIII he
necessary TO pay the expenses Of sale which will be
cash 5 u JONES, Commissioner.
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TRAVELS. ADVENTURES AND DISCOVERIES
j IN TaE EAST-Ninevah aud Its Remains, win
an accom- of VISIT 10 the ChaidWan Christians Of
Kurdistan and the Gezidis or Devil Worsh;ppers; and
an Inquiry into The Manners and Arts Of the Ancient
Assyrians, by Austen Il Layard. Illustrated with l3
maps and plates, and 20 wood cuts, vols svo, cloth
81 so
Visits 10 Nonas,eries in the Levant, by Hon Robert
gfavinss-8l SO
so'hsn, or Traces OF Travel brought Homo from tho
Journey from Cornhill 10 Cairo by N A Titms,.h !
vol u mo. cloth, Sue
Adventures IN the I.ybian Desert and the Oasis Of
Jupiter Ammon, oy bayie g john. - mo. CLOTH 75c
no Crescent and the Cross or tho Romano. and
Reality Of Eastern Travel, BY Elliott wasouron, i2mo,
cloth-Sl25
For sale At MORRIS, Bookstor,
August
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RoGREss OF THE CHOLERA.


ALBANY. Angus . IS p M.
The report OF the cholera ivr the "a hours en-
ding at DON this day. is "a cases and deaths.
BsrrALo. Aug. 2-There is bu. little variation
In the report OF the Board Of Health from that OF
yesterday. The number OF cases for the "a hours
enine 10 O'clock this day is So and deaths "a
BosToN, Aug. 2-The cholera is rather on The
increase in this cily, and The report Today show.
ed 10 cases and deaths.
CINCINNATI, Aug 2.-The business Of the city
is improving as Inc cholera is fast disappearing.
The report OF in,ermenis for the last "A hours 10
Is. The river is siighIly falling.
DR. JEFFERSON Minor, Whig, who was some
two yea,s since a candidate for the State Senate,
and iepuds,ed by tie pstpe, has been appointed
BY General Taylor as Collector Of tho Port Of
1appahsnnock, in the place Of John A. Parker,
Democrat. removed. Gen. Taylor lends him.
self to no parry schemes, o no.
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LAW SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON, Va

LAW SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON, val
,e.nE suoscrbr, proposes 10 open Law scho,
\ tais place, commencing on Monday, the a9,h 4
Of October next and terminating &C the lG,h isI
March, 1851. The pupils val 10 divided inln al
classes. The tsIt books used IN the Junior course
he Stephens Blackstone. Ist volume Siarkir on n
drnce, stephen or Pleading, and l,tvolume Of G,tI
leafs Evidence. The Senior conrse viii emln1
Tucker's Commentaries, Grcenleaf and stafAie |
Evidence, (ist vo.uGic at eac!,l Stephen on Pe9t-
G0u,d's Pleading, Isl volume Of entity on Pleads.
lIglcombr's Introduction Ia Equity jnfi,pluirhe
Lsbe's Equity Pleading, Mi'fofd's Pleading, LoEisi
D!ges, 81 Real Property, and / max on Executors a
Administrators.
Arrangements will he made with \ Philadelphia ii
Publisher 10 furnish the above work on tht best terri
and young gentlemen proposing Ia attend thr subs
their intention, and 20 inform him whether tnry is'
10 he supplied with any portion ot the above wo',
through this medium. They viii BE- furnished 10 IL
students NJ cost. The members al tile Senior eli'
Will have The privilege Of attending The Junior con''
without additional charge. The hours for ihr da
lectures 10 his students viii he 30 arranged ~ the SUI
scrlher Us To enable any member Of either classic ast
the lectures Gi any Of tho Professors ri Washing!
College, should thsy deem IL e't -tlrnt 10 dot0.
A few lectures VIII hs delivered al tis el"'e oi u
course on the jurisdiction ard practice Of The feccf
Courts.
The fee viii he $50 pr session. PAYABLE ~ at:anrs
JOHN ~. BROGkESBRonGH.
Lexington, Va July x; lSia--ri.
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GREEN SPRINGS LAND AT a.

n no, sold before, privately, wi on nea !; ~,
the 23d of Auenst. IL far II mol, w t,nt 10 Loul''
offer al auction. on the premises Wy house 10 ME
ford. i,idseNone tract Of $50 acre., a." eLes, 80
land. Of Captain r Jacket, Dr. a,,o" o:tbs't
OF which l. fac land with GOOD bnllI ~ rom INST
Also, SIS nc Is of wood land. de'iei very censsh.
s sn yu s,us,.S tn m. and market
TresiiIian's Depot. -, .,rar vii be 10. .
known on the day OF sale. any a,rrndrd u.
me. al Trevillian's DEPOT, VII, LILIES T BAEhEH
July 3l-ctds
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CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE AGA
navy

GhARLO lESftILE FEMALE ACA-
DENY.
THE exercises of this institution Of which the Rev
A L Holiday IL Principal, will be resumed on
tbe Sd day Of September, 1919, and Will close on the
Modern and Ancient Languages, Algebra, Geometry,
&c. MIR HOLIDAY
English Uepar,menI-Mlss A E PooRr.
Musical Department-MrJ NJ DEIMs.
TER.nS-per session cf fee months.
Board, with every personal accommodation, $50
Engsh course, Including Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, History, Chemistry, Botany, Moral
and Natural Philosophy, Is
French, Italian, Spanish, Greek and Latin, each, 10
Algebra and Geometry, each, 5
Music Oh Piano, S22; use of instrument, So, a5
Muslc on Guitar, $50; use OF instrument, 81, %
Vocal, with Of instrument, IS
Board bs obtained In the family Of MIR Holiday
and In many gentee families Of the town.
The undersigned have confidence in the Teacha:s.
and commend the institution the favorable considc.
ration OF parents and guardians.
For the information Of patrons who reside at dis
tancc, It may be stated that Sir NJ Deems, of Ralu
more, married gentleman, stands among the first In
the science Of music, and as skilful and successful
teacher He came to US under the most lai;eting re-
ctmmendations, having studied for years AT the
best musical academies in Germany; has been located
amongst and al the University, for some eighteen
months; and take pleasure In saying he has amply
fulfilled our wishes and expectations.
For any additional information, the public are refer
red 10 the Rev w White, Rev Robert Ryland, Rev r
Boydon, Rev w w Bennett. Gen II Cooke, and Gen
Corbln brax,0n. K MEADE,
w A BIBB,
AB MAGRUDER,
u TIMBERLakE, STrustecs.
JOHN JONES,
Z X WATSON,
Aug 3-cwsw w SOUTHALL,
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A CARD.


ITO my friends and the farmers generally, again Of
1 fer my services In selling their crops Of wheat;
have for sale some Of the celebrated Wood6n Red
Stone s.sd Wheat, which 1 am selling for 50. Best
White Wheat brings 81 10 l2; Req fl Us TO U7l.
Early sales think The best
July IS THIS. II. TALlAFERRO.
WOOD & BACHc FOR ls;9-rAPERs.
EOR SALE BY ]. w. RANDOLPH &
i CO, July 81.
Eighth edition. 1919 of Wood & Bachc's u States
Disp-n .atory-So
July part Living hge-S6 per year
Philadelphia Saturday Courier Post and Gazette
New York Herald, Police Gazet;7, Tnbrae, Ned
Buntiino, Home Journal aud the lnye;erate
Boston Museum, Star Spaugled Banner and Flag OF
Our Union
July No Backwood's Magazine, 50 per year
London News and Punch
Hints TO Inventors and others interested In Patent
matters, by p Peisan, Civil Engineer-6c
w. r. n Co. publish on l5in August Cotton,'s
edition Of Richardson's Virginia, North Carolina. Dis
iTicI Of Columbia and MARYLAND Almanac e. ls5n-
price Gets each; 25c per dos; 81 so per gross liberal
discount 10 Booksellers, from whom orders are solicit
TOD.
July 81
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Amelia Academy.

TNHE next session VIII open OctOhrr TAT. and close
August LIST. Terms S2lO per session Of 10 moaths.
payable siG0 lst October and 500 lsi March. rho
rough instruction H. all the branches taught, and daily
TRANSACTIONS from English Into Latin, Greek aud
French. Discipline impartial, parental and christian,
and system nf Instruction., recitation, and reporting,
such ~ TO accuracy aud advancement. Direct
Lodors 2. o., Amelia.
WILLIAM n. HARRISON.
N.B.-Pupls by the Richmond stage can ontan o
conveyance 1t Ecc-ston's avern, one mile below
powha,an Court House. July 3l-cwew
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n. A. LoRKETT,
WM. u. WILLIAMS,
THOS. J. TUCKER,
Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
AUSTRIA.
The HUNGARIAN War.

10 Aus'ris and Hungary sisirs have again taken an
uniavorab!s turn. The imperialism, have certainly
been beaten in several encounters with the Hunga
rians, and Benz Is likely 10 give them great deal OF
trouble I, IL impossible read the accounts OF ,hi.
rsiricda war without being shocked at the frigh,fu
vinde,iveness and bsrbar;y with which ho,n,es are
carried on.
Prince Windscrsiz has been entrusted with the set
temen, OF the affairs Of Hungary
We have had repeated reports Of the entrance Of tie
Russians into TraDsylvsna bu: authentic accounts
have yet reached OF such an nPortaS
There cannot however exist doubt but TIA, Russia !.
;rguins actively with view entertainments In that
quarter. Lord Psmerston, however seems 10 Be fully
aware Of the danger ard, in spite Of the obloquy al,
tempted TO be fastened upon him, 10 steadily circum
venting 40 intrigue which, If persevered IT, would In
talllbly bring about general European war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Prom La Plata.

The Bremen ship Hpisoa, arrived at this port
from Buenos Ayres, reports that the bark lmogino
Benedict. master left the 18th December for RIO
Gnndc Brazil, with Rockwell & Co.s New York Cir
Gus and Mensgerio OF Wild beasts Beside the Wild
beasts this company took some Of the most beautiful
horse. Of that country with them They performed Al
Buenos Ayres three months, TO crowded houses
The American sloop oiwar Saratoga arrived at Bue
nos Ayres on the Goth December.
There q. light vessel brig rugged, lying pine miles
n by T. from Point lndO the light can be seen ~
miles OF The Buenos Ayresn pilots can be go, from
ON board OF her
Vessels communicating with Mouteydeo, bound 10
Buenos Ayr-. will not be allowed to enter.
There is repor, tia, the Brszans and French were
about blocksdine Buenos Ayres There are three Bra
lillian men war In the river, and the Saratoga now
liz. 1t Buenos Ayres
The English Minister has not yet been received IN
his official capacity.
Freights to the United states cent per To- for Hides
Hides are scarce a, u cIs. on board, poisoned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
ENGLAND.
Proposed Navigation Law.

In England Mr.. Ls5onchere has again brought Tor
ward the Government proposition for the modification
OF the Navigation Laws and Mr. Bancroft our Minister
states that whatever extent in lberaiy the British
Parliament may be disposed to legi'ste in this matter
that he is ready to sign Convention to morro" based
upon complete reciprocity and upon the opening the
entire coastug trade Of the countries 10 the vessels
OF both.
By the proposed law il will be competent for an
American vessel to come to Liverpool from the United
states. laden with cotton and tobacco. She will be
perm,ted to discharge all or part OF her 90 in the
Mersey take in Manchester goods or Goals and Pa''en'
gers and carry them to Glasgow or London In transit
and clear gu, with perhaps fresh cargo from her hnal
port Of her discharge.