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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-29

NKvv YoKx n Isss--- Wilson's Business d.
-sc,ory Of New-York City" has Just been neatly
issued b. John F. Trow. 20 Ann st.--a neat pocket
volume Of 100 pssss for 50 eeus Looking harriedly
through H. We detect nsccuraciss but . quite
eonven.ent and useful work We gather from it tire
following facts
Ve,rspaters-There a-e fourteen Daily journals
published In our CITY al in the English tongue
excep; ere smal one II German. Three CT them are
specially Evening papers, and many not most Of ne
Morning papers publish Evening Editions So OF them
publish Semi Weekly editions and there are thr other
semi Weekles. one OF them in the Spanish tongue.
One TriWeekly 5 issued IL French. There srr,gy.
,arss Weekhss issued here # which fsa are Weekly
editions OF Daily journals Sersa papers sre issued
every Sunday morning F'lr are printed n The Ger.
nan language. the residue IA English. Tra'rs are de-
voted Religious iate. snce. taree Of thsm beng CT
tie Orthodox Congregational or Presbyterian school.
and ne other nine Of many different denominations
Tlr-.n Monthly and ,itrts semi-Mon,hly periodicals
are issucd-Ors semi analriy Totsi y. CT Per.od.
Gals issued 10 this City. Css h.ui-si lad rre7goas
TIE Lgening Post las been favored N,h the following
summary Of The Directory
Toe number u persons engaged in some Of the
principal branches - follows Architects snd bull.
ders ~ carpenters 30l. mAscus &C. kuculuecrs q.
bakers SOL blscS and whesu.ths 25 bookbinders y,
booksellers l91 boot and shosmakers lJs9, boot an
shoe warehouses and stores s5 brokers snd BANKERS
400 buffers Sal cloihiers 2 ailors 6 coal iealers III.
couect 81 co0pers O- dsguerreoty pits 90 den
lists ia cruggists porting wholesale snd retail 81
desers in dry goods dealers 10 fancy goods 49, fur
nture makers ana dealers 80 grocsrs and provision deal
80 hard Sa.e and cutlery makers and dealers ~
lax and cap makers sut 81 s-rs 2oi dealers IN aides
and leather g. hotels g. jewellers ll6 Junk dealers
us. lawyers. l,O-6 urhogrophers % l0cSmaksrs "a
mission IL forwarding AMI transportation =. general
- importing and commission a shipping snd commits
son I49 shipping snd importing 3 MLlners -,
musical instrument manufacturers =. PEnu rs-house
and sign l44 landscape S. miniature ornamental 50,
portrait S. Physicians 64i plumbers g. porter houses
$40 cigar dealers rs cigar importers =. cigar ma
kers 50 snip builders 81 versnitns IS. statoners -
livery stables 49, goods dealers % straw goods
importers Is, straw bat manufacturers "a unsmiths
49, wine and liquor dealers, wholesale l53 wine and
liquor importers 70
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In the debate 10 Parliament upon the Canadian Losses
bin Mr Gladstone interpreted moot furious opposition
10 the measure and bic remarks are said 10 have made
a marked impression il the House. lie coutended that
the passage Of the bill involved imperial IS well as local
considerations and that It's provisions were At variance
with the honor aud dignity Of the Crown lie denied
that the sense of the Canadian people had been pro
nouuced ia favor OF the measurenat even II II hsa
he did not admit that this should be all ultimate erte-
ZION ltinvolved the highest imperial confederate ns'
ald should be subject the decision Of the Imperial
Parliament alone. He did ask the Government TO
disalow the act but for that under the
act rebels should be compensated, but that parties
should produce reasonable Prma fece evidence before
receiving any public money, that they had not taken
any part in the rebellion.
Lord Jonn Russell comp aimed OF the tendency OF
Mr. Gadstones speech to agsravate the dssensions IN
Canada embtter the feelings OF hostile parties and
said that he had stated the OF party that OF
the opposition. supp ying them with arguments and
mending their case. After paying warm tribute TO
tho taats Of Lord gan and the spirit Of his admins
iraton he ayowod that 1t would be the duty Of Govern
neni 10 leave ths act in operation, trusting that It's OPP
ponents whom he believed 10 be loyal men, would,
when the present excitement was over, endesvor to
arrest ts evil consequences that direct action would
be most likely TO satisfy Canada aud ne had according
liz declared at once the Pc icy which the Government
meant pursue.
Lord John was followed by several other speakers
and after warm discussion division was taken upon
the question that the debate should be adjourned 10 the
l5.A inst which was carried. Lord John Russell has
siyen notice IN Parliament that the financial statement
d. the Chancellor Of tie Exchequer would be deferred
I'll another week.
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FRANCE.
Attempted InsurrecIion at Paris.


On Wednesday inc pienI instruction was attempt
ell in Paris BY about IS 900 OF the Mountain party head
ei 10y NJ Eteuue Arago. 1t was dispersed by the troops
whose numbers amounted 70 20 900.
Several attempts were made 10 erect barbados In
the evening the Assembly eared tself Pusaneaes
snd passed decree declaring Pa Is and the hrst mill
tary division in state Of siege. On Thursday the
alarm had considerably subsidized and business, which
Wa. entirely suspended the day previous was generally
resumed A. one tune the peril was Imminent and
nothing but the courage and prudence OF the Preside
aided by nrmness and sagaciiy, prevented the most
serious consequence Numerous arrests have taken
place including several members of the Assembly
NJ Arsgo snd Ledru Rolin. TIE last accounts report
state Of tranquility but there was al uneasy feeling
aioai tha, renewed attempt would be made 10 upset
the Government and that when It comes 70 the point
the troops Will not prove steady.
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ITALY

From Roxr re learn thai the French Any 00r-
nenoed tie ast.ck upon tie ely on the 10 MS ~
alter ssnguinary enssge1snt IN which ne A''-..
lo.t so men, succeeded IN carrying se'e'a' III
post. series Of attacks has since AAsn pa =
which the otory Is vsriously stated bot II ~a'I 80
invading army La. ssssrei most he sien'a -
publish eolc;ng reports ofiAe operations o -,
but from accounts 70 tie tn INST its clear n
bad not then gained scees. TO the city 'Aoosn
gained position At Ire north OF Rome "a'. 80.
en,se sua 70 conrnand TIE city Inc latest o'
ron Gen Oudino, e 70 TIE GA INST at hen 's g
osened HI. trenches And hsi regularly 0e'esea 'ns
civ there no appearance Ofyisldins on the p1I' Of
tie Romans. but on tie contrary everything goes %
cossrn the belief that hey would naAe most deter
r-s,.s resistance and fight 70 Ire last
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A letter dated -. LDats. June Is, says
To slow vou low ,errifc Ch1eri i among -, WI
eve one OF instances NeXf door 10 me- ca ne So %
ltie g eleven or gwe.re yesrs " sge " 10 ~ss Jay
f auf lively IS; evening. = 81 IBIS moment oreaals
her a. Ths child = ne o. 'l.r ~lhlu tbs wecA
80 vs. srat here from Virginia Hote The father
q tie faraly tssea sex ihls morning. re fess4t 5
- ~ s,6Sc TIE tnoft-r hen seus for. could not
vsf her child bat reegesie neighbour "a 4se tac
De- care LEY could of 1cr o1spEug Mex door nofih
ht one ulan lied asf % KIT. Eies few hours Illness
one OF ms bands the YARD spoke % me o. SATURDAY
a. about &C ocs and ~ len O'clock sex csy A.
.orr.s pr Johnson = hen ca. ed upon BIN aooa =
o-ock On SATURDAY hsd cal a. iae Planters House 20
Cap; Rogers TIE Decor sad 10 ne iaa ne a. al d
he co.ld not save BIN. be died during inr nistl ny
heal a ver nv nreer teansier snd many oiners ar
down WIKI The Ctc .erss result not yei su0wnf
Snce the date 81 the above the Cho.crA hss greatly
increased in viruience IA - Louts On >atardAy 1e
isrh fhera were 81 deaths from Cholera and sun
Cav - For the week ending sunday the number OF
iniermenis IS reported ~ TIE Register were s. ioo"s
81
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.,o,h.r accoupt Of the Iu.urrection.

very alarming demonstration on tie part Of lAe
Red Republicans took place on the the I'm ins ana
for time revival Vi the terri5e Instruction OF June
appeared probable The A-air commenced n dem
oastrson got Up y the Red Republicans as protest
t. the National Guard OF Paris against the vote Of me
Assembly OF tAe ls.h or the subject OF Rome
The Demonstration Of TIE Assembly to support ne
cause OF tbs Pope aud 10 put down TIE Roman he pup
lie was seized upon N 0rdeE 70 make InAnHesIaHoo
in favor Of the Roman Republic and At the same tine
against the Government and II the Legislative Assem-
bly notice was accordingly inseried-.Here our dis
patch was interrupted ~ atmospheric eiee'riey and
We were unable 10 obtain anything farther Ast nisnt
What follows below was previously received
I'd Trbl
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IRE Vrrsras Mo- TTss0 Of the 9th inst says that
the Chosrs has broken out in that town TX cases are
reported three @, which proved fatal
The pis.barSh Mr~qitS Mrsary says the steamboat
Wvo,uin, has been peculiarly unfortunate IN her recent
tro from - Louis 10 that city having had . cases Of
Cholers on board and deaths
Toe N,rdrs Sdrcrtfsv OF yesterday says we no
. TIA, several new cases Of Cholera have occurred
in various parts Of state. as well IS IN oiher
parts OF the country since our lsst AZ camden on
Tuesday, - cases OF Cholera an" "ssths w. -.
rortsd by the Board OF Health also deaths in the
vicinity but oft OF tire district OF the Board Camden
i s,,usted directly opposite to Philadelphia bearing
somewhat the relation 10 that city that Brooklyn does
~ New.York number Of cases have also occurred
IN the vicinity OF Woodbury. Gloucester Co wherc
according 70 the C0nsrAf0n. James Davis died IN =
hours afier he was taken J. Il. Hersi. an kngshnisn
died sfter II hours illness David Niche was taken on
Thursdsy with the premonitory symptoms WHICH DC
neglected and died on Sunday.
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From late JAmaicA josrDsis. received a, tais y
nee we extract the following

From late JAmaicA josrnsis received az tais Il
ace, extract the foaowinss
The anniversary 81 me earthqa,ks Of ff1a w..
destroyed the town Of Port Roy-l oe'ehrsf,s =
the IN Of June, BY religious obserF AL &c.,
sion OF business
PoLrrIcAL FEup ~ MAHrIxisrr The So l..
PALLADIUM mentions that party spirit A. fff hl.b.,
pitch IN Martinique. t1e population heirg d.rif.ss,
he interests 4 " Blssciie oa he ore hsni MN
pappy on the other. y. bs.eiic 90 appears . LA,
b. ml-enc, 70 secure not oo.y bis o~a cesron. "a
,ha, OF n Fecoa' 10 'PTe.. .. q A.ltaisa.
ard large proprietor OF The Island. sri Rsiis ~
,ns affirmed ile prime pie that 10 '@stss 20 he 90,
majority OF the proprietary BODY tie c.orY yst 4
Dc essrled by - least ore ~ faM cft' li Ne
.ss erruts osM PsDny O.. sad a. Sttl-ehe,
i tup a. their second iavou;e. number q a,
ucre - uetals people ID Ceor zrt f.lnl ~ favor q
Schrichsr sni FaPpy vale y a.sse.ic n,s totIy II
The whites on bis soc. and lido 1ed b. is2s %
sct,s by the black popu a,icn.
Ia nl-inica fhe procet lugs inst t-fel ~ H. Hss.
san against TIE Chief lusuce. Nj Olan.iie. lia srr
nsied % q verdict tor the dcirntsrt 4hfy col snaet
out 81 the Circumstance o. NJ. oiAh'f 'A'ins "a
teucci NJ Heagsu o ine anl imprisonment t4lll tse
years $50 for = contempt OF ne Court ui tomm1n
Pleas. Of which be was the jaise TIE mprst rlasut
the D.-isitsa says endured o-i ita Csc r nt ID
By The Grown on proof % poverty N'f'a.'- 90 's'
lcai shocks " esrihq Jake hsd nen ~ csncca u ee
Island The Drafaicta oi Ayui IT, saws
Dnrng re as snd present ~ecN ~" ave pa fePea
ed sni terrific sh0cks 81 Earthquake On flotv rslt
ahoat , ocock oue was espeucrccd 40 suca force I'd
duration a. 10 stafte nom ihelr teis sln c ~ l-cl
iaats - had already rc.Ied iof i.e h.kn' Af.e 4
een.l durans- d not Of greater force "a rcct
about q. oc cck offhe morning ~ saturday, fAtctF a.
he same hour Tie next morning arrfef va - 70 .r'ft q
were sreuced Do The cogrse Of eaiuraN Nh S.'.'I
morning -. another s.ncs 30 ei. 90 .
violent fhsf severa persons who we've aiffrt 4 -
Morsfip ~ the Roman CafhoHc OHurrl isntrt. "tle
oilers rushed toward the doors Another very srvtls
shock wasfet A. minutes io "a oc.ss- n ArtH fAy
" hch caused The ao.e as-rufri OUarf of t4llraa
/ Pleas spectators. sc Nc fo lush usirctsty io "a
doors snce ben sevc. slight slocAs lave lcca .Ap,.
nerced
The same paper Of the 25th remarks
The earthquakes Sui ccutnae. tcIy severe shosk
tex In this town iRo.seaul precisely A. socetk
NJ on Thursfav and smother az Clafier io N ~
next d.v In the Grand BAY quarter fley errssri
A. awful Ia violence ani Frequency Sfcs oar last
have had ccpious showers currg the uikl. ~ lh ave
tended 10 our opinion. 10 say c scvru ui ae 'Hecss
for IA ihey are sf freq 1euf they ere cou slr
feeble ard m some instances handy pcrccfth.e hig
| God spare rs
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c.,yoRs,A-The profound ard universs! inter.
~. which has attached 10 California ever snce the
astonishing richness OF the God Region became
Known. has naturally caused us 70 take every
mean. 20 secure for The 7r1bane jadici'o'' 'is''
LIANT and active corps Of correspondents Ia 'n''
,oontry and we may say, without ooa'''ny' 'o-'
our p.oer has been generally in adFaHce o. every
,o,smoo,,rv in lie Californian news we snail
.,d..vo, IN the future TO make The Tribune sO'-
81 ,eontstios for promptness in this respect
.nd r., 40 doing our arrangements IN California
are not surpassed
Bat as the marvellous reports which FIRST aroused
the emigration, now 90 extensive and constant
prove 10 have been even inferior TO the resiiy'
there is necessity for more accurate, thorough
and various information respecting the Iefrito'S
than has yet reached the Atlantic shore, or tnsn
can be expected from men whose main occupation
il either nining or business, and with whom OBJ
serving and writing are only secondary. What Is
wanted 10 that acme con petent man should under
take the duty Of exploring the country, visiting ev-
cry locality, noting the general and the peculiar
features of each district. and gathering the most
complete aud reliable information possible Tor fhr
uss Of the public
Ia order TO DO something toward meeting this
great want, The Tyibnne hes dispatched u Can
6rpis BAYARD TAILOR, one offs Editors, already
well known az European traveller and writer
He sailed Yesterday in the Falcon for Chsgres,
and will proceed 10 the Pacific mail steamer from
Panama TO San Francisco. Thence he viii ira
verse the territory 10 every direction. for the puT
pose of obtaining for our columns the Information
no much needed. He will remain there several
months until bis mission shall be thoroughly &c
oompsbed. The results OF bis travels VIII o.
course, be communicated exclusiveiyto Inc i'
6pne and will be regularly laid before our readers
Before leaving California on bis return Mr.
Tsvlor will also make the most perfect arrange
rnsn,s possible for the constant transmission 10
The Tribune Of the very latest and most rehaole
intelligence by every opportunity. Oar readers
will uoderstsnd that we do not intend 10 be be-
hindhand in this interesting department oil news
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DIE

54as a caa'.p, M CHARLES X WILLS .g.t e
far f-spscug
iltrz fefte1ce OF b. zlss M. " b. W4As No
-rs Ffdsy. Js.s -, a. ic A
~ rta-.ssy Ior.s Ja- = hag-nax .1-s- FRAScs
u =. Ata 3snra fl- Ifih yssf
r. f@lss cf tie isDg ly ilei
..li be- 70 tock tas Ssg tt--qoa, lso 4fs
ssr ~ C-el gisr-, sab brDkHa.
ta N@t1sstsg Jll= - o mgfr fHONas BILL ior
~ p1rtsn1afh = h sg-i IS yeaff al raolLls.
Il ''1is Of sr9tl- 80. Dtl- Ff-ecb
sc@ill D. .irt-t fal-ral - Wsfr-s
Garrett Ff-sy. Jaas -. a. sckA ~ T-s vaals ~
. - Gree SOD f1s i1t-ru~ut
A. a. "a susfar J.as - ssse~ay 81 bsart
sARtH -CN. ~ Jl1l hAl3-. tg-d - yssrs
~ C.fstH pap-'s pi-as- crgy
Jas Of ps .oasry sousaHstoa, JANIS
b. Ehs aged - years
AtHaao1sr Jsas t. csssrsssr. rsN4sss ass< o. R.v
oistoaag psascss t-d Of t,s ssss C4asagss.
Csaz.y
T.ssf, G4Rsf X Ne E<s ~ Wss.,a ssns1As, aS.4 ~
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" AL probably have, ln some way. been sade &C,
qaelned with the Of scHEsCk ald know very rel
that he is the aulhor or Inventor u What 10 called
schencks Puimoaic Syrup, labeled. aud PfofsssngD
h- for the consumption. Cure for Tue eonslmpuoe'
Why trat 10 lmpOssbls For say the geriiru.en -
longing medical schools. and what have hey s41
Or, might almost say, ceniules' SIMPLY ts thain
consumption be- removed. ard The unfOftaoss
patient whoever he may BE- under whatever o.rcsgs
stances he may be placed mast vo np all hope of ne
aud think OF Dau4 ut Out he grave fof, shy t1ey ca
sumption from rs gery nature 10 neuraDie being nonng
lees than rapid Or slow bot sure decay u al ne
vital functions u life, only acng upcu those whom ney
say by their organ zaou predl- poscd p1nonc
rcons and when ouce, BY some III h exposure " ooes
from 30 known hrsf cause this disease nsifysn1
eli there Is DOR can be 40 remedy But such l nyt ue
ici and again and again has been made 20 appear .gn
drels VINO be fOuod boz vouch he auises
tciy ~ tis asserton, being mens,yes living "tss.ss
what Il done tor them when ell other ilesrs set
For hey cOnsu ptyes and he time when aey
could tel you u being attacked ln some Vay ~ levers
eo.I 10 which hey aid but e ~ eLfoa n H. .ssEsE
them they supposed sto geher then they ~0ad ts %
pains the chest cod sWeas, bot and frFefsA ches1
and hands. ani ali THIS panied with hard snd coz
uaued cough which rendered their days nOs~rsbe
coming Vim lie sunlight bal a cygsgrlU ge. a.. IN snuf
friend, accident pefcbance made them scqsared
With schencss syrup" Which asi hDpe hey resgt
ed %, and which n al cases fully sustained re fl. o. -
pr0fsl0ns 0r 10 brought hem back o. ends sff neas
again, and u neu TIE bng h pfls pect O many yes'
Of lie Tie medicine IL sef j. very pe et'iJ ttsrn.
eKpectofaton easier, he Lrsmpa0n Ol De mem iirs y
The throat cess The swsngs 70 down. ~ nses
|
.ess painful and Of niger dlfa0n and 80 liz change
o. from day day until the system al IL "0n1s
functions IN their free and m acuviiy, While ne sSn ono'
more %. healthy tone ard color. such l. ae,
and speak with full edge - ne nature AZ.
operations II cOnsumo under al s Tor Is and sses =
progress upon The unhappy s1fer~f win fu AID ~
rough Acquaintance n lr charactrr o. scls1cA'
syrap" s properties aid sdaPtcdnrss ln t Tespec
b- used a. reneiv and . -1cce--isi too. iOf 600
Qlerag this foul stolrge snd dining FROM Us snons
hod- aud sginz lie and health again ~ - vcriris.
scnenck. Pulmonc Syrup Is sold a. I. per bottle o. "a
| bottles iYr s. -
BUsH CLIcKg~Es. General Agents, 81 Bare sy-st
BRaScH AeENcfEs.-BfOoklys, y. X Margaret Hsys, ~
| Full0n-sL Willamsbufgh. Y Y. } b. Novel; Sss
bargh, " 7. John y. Van Nor. Pogghkeepse, y 4 No
se. Dame NeWak n J. Colkln 4 NsyllL Paefsoe
NJ Dr. C. IngAA Jersey Ci,y, NJ. 9. = OsrtDer
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LAND REFORA Is WIscOSsS.-The WisconsiH
Ds-ocYs, Rock County Bsdy0 BszkesAa Ds.o1G,
Southport TslsgrspA RaciHs Agrocae Hrd1<ss HiscoH-
sir Frsc Dem0cra Hrsiisgfga BLa1s Fond dc la Joy
ad aad our own humble sheet souae OF The papers
in this state support he principles q Land he
TORN. Aslkasl f1e DeA-oeIs-
STEAMBOAT AccIDESr.-A disp aEch- dated y s~-
orleans June q, ssys. IEe steamboat Arkansas 40
l. irsu Biloxi cane lat0 collision yesterday N!tl tie
steamboat Gen Hammer, 81 the hsolets ~ which &C.
c4rreuce the former vessel Nss - mucn 1Ted as -
s.nk. out fortunately 10 lives were iosL
CY- G.orge lWea. one 81 the most nOtoriou :
pickoockets h the country et the city yesterday Ia
custody OF ocer -tarxWraiaer for Philadelphia where
he l. wanted y the charge u 0-ng concerned
IN the lsrs robbery OF TIE Chester County bsnk. Howell
was arrested the Flea5urgh depoi IN th.s city On
the zJth day OF May TOR picking ice POCKET Of Mr..
Moody Morse. Of WssiofoOK, Ne. and was COMMITTED
fcr rial IN ds;sglt Of BAL IN the Of s2O11 he
gaze MS name :, the tine Of his arrest as James w
Eoddars. Boston Advertiser, 18th.
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Rnrnze. of the Cholera.

TIE Cholera has ssaa appeared il England End
several casss have occlrrei II Manchester and other
parts Of TIE county At Pans the disease Is mAk.ns
most fngntiul havoc even more 30 than u 1871 IP
ward o. ll0oO deaths have already occurred aoc n
one DAY there 800 and Gu deaths re-
ported Marshal Bagesud and many otaer persons Of
smiaence have fallen before lbs scourze which has
Aso broken Qua anew IN Silica Vienna and Presburz
AID IS raging mos; sAEfaly Al NsxGndIis and AFRO II
EsTpt
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BOSTON lime es-AssIvEp ship Harriet Irving IN
Cocullloo Apr - Lzil 10 AL vessel Passed, NAY ,
Of Cape Horn. 5ask Mana Theresa, o. Sa-Aois, seef,
- 5ec steeflns S.utn SpOAe -, Bermuda = - r-.e-,
~ IA MaxVr,Il ION a q x4u1ra TOR Bermuda 3l
- So ion o. S. passed. .arg- A-l-le4- s--P s-@----s
IS ,oosgtus = - sl.ua. via olur 5-.l n o.
sap ROckal, New Orleans, ale D cav t---' q ~.
"a a., sllp Manor, o. OaFcinsfi 81. = : -
HBcosi41, u >4-Su; s11 bark O-1 -ay4S' -'iSA- Wv
orleans, fOr Liverpool 90 -, -. -,
SAP byron, NeS-O r.esns Nay 81 spoke ne = al
u - on S. sag Phi.ena from Mobile tor ha'fe Ia
- ;. - IOn g. . Zip. J4leI Hnd Ned4lon, ir1l- Yea
Orleans Tor Liverpool. Jay. oE 81 fSfes
k-s. tIon NcWOr.eans Tor Lsrfpoo- ia a. > = ~
81 SAD bueua Vista ffgu Nu~-Ol.s1as iOf n-ftr' -
-, 81 % hllr Tor Hasrei Ne~ .oi e
LOa . a. q IrenIol from New-Or-ans ~ nafie.
Snip Louisa NOrleans June z o4fks Ho~ alc l-i-es
ton N S.41- ana fremont, Pl--ce pl-a' .f.s pen
ter TruX0 June scnrs Rrnecc1 a. sfauee- --4--e.
Pa. sasAa. o.. Aen-lorA. il94 Ne N-4O.N
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81 THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy NAIL

MFxrco-OFFlcIAL DocrSEsrs The NahoH9'
Tu,,1s.ue- contains the following DEGREES Of the Re
yu5ic o. Mexico;
Pear. CT E>-sr-Asr.i The ports Of Husrueo
.ns Ars,s W. be made ports Of entry, and foreign
vessels car touch At either and engage n the ecsss
trade ...
Akr Il Tie cgsron-house OF The ioEueE port WI DC
u The town OF Santa Cruz that 81 me second % tais
TIE decree Of July l3 iss) VIII be hat BY whlca they
IA r-f
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Stock Market.

The Nauonsl secunues have been hrm throug hout the
week iEndng the attempted revival OF nsurrec
ton aud nrbuence France and the distracted condition
OF CeuTs Europe the funds maintained an upward en-
deucy since Monday, closing firmly last light Couso.s
%. for special transfer and 81 to for sccountwhou
dividends Exchequer bills SIS ios premium. Bans
stock s At 1874 in the Foregn market Transactions have
ba.n limited
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