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MARITImB INTELLIGEHCE.
Port OF New York, July e, Is4o.



British ship virgininia Alvord Liverpool 30 days witiG
salt and passenger TO Irwin. June 90 Ion 66y
poke Dutch ship PETER FOrisr with passengers bound ID
Ship Iiask Walton NLondon Allen Iqueoue ITO DAYS
with sApetre 20 Srinne Mnturn Co. In
being overloaded had TO heavs $50 bag ut lat 81
Ion ~ spoke Br ship Julius Cesar from NOreans for Liver
Dutch ship PETER Florsr, smt Amsterdam a days with
BARK chen.nsoe' snow pB.sssa 'asys' WISER . ~
Dutch BARI sehoet Rider Rotterdam 20 days with
mdse and passengers TO Schmidt Baichen June at
20 Jon a. spoke ship saiicA Brown from I'srp''' i't
Bari Ring Jones L.shOrn 50 days, Gibs,,'I, a-y:
1917 spoke ship Ashland. from orlean. for LeShorn
British brig Thos Baker Douglass galway L3lS2 ay.
lon Staa: o aSS Sss lssa rs% New o.aa. 10. s
BRIG rornss Wilson. csnfussOs. day.. with sugar "
Brig II Long lofst George Jones' Gib.rs y days With
molas,es to Liwel 60 zh ult. Ia. IS l6 Ion 50,
hsese tis Hs.ieh Guetav Frank Port vsndre, 70 days
BRIG Bill Dunbar Pie,ou is day.. with coal
Brig Cleaner sawyer MaehiA days with iAh 10 simp-
Hrs Aivsrsdo Richardson Norfolk days TO symins,on
Robinson.
Brs Madison. ka,hsr Savannah, days with cotton 70
Bris Cornes Laurence Sullivan Ne, with granite for
sehr Hsrsulsan Barker. POr Prince. days. with log
schr stspen Watermsr, Terry from El.uth.ra, 7day.
give branch Clark Sullivan with granite for United
sehr John Snow. Gordon, orlsbd days. with piles for
sc6r Midway, Balloon. Halifax. days. with a.h
s sehr u 1rorn' htki5s irSiria days with wood
sau sa DJS Ss. STsS s N
sohr Ware, Roberto, Ns~bsrn &C. d. g. naval stores
One ship, and two hriss
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Married.

In Georgetown, d. c.. the 2sth of June, by the
Right Rev Bishop Johns, Hon ANDREW STEVENSON, Of
Virginia to Miss MARY SHAAFF third daughter of the
late DR.. Shaaf, of Maryland
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Q. On all letters conveyed by closed mails between
Provinces 1.-THE same being transported by British
steamers) the British Is to account and pay the
United States post office 1t the rate Of l2H cents for
each ounce net weight and cents for each news
paper
7. On newspapers transmitted between the United
Kingdom and the United States there is q separate
postage Of cents per newspaper Tor stamp duty in
lieu OF postsgeJ which is to be paid separately in each
country.
8. But newspapers may be sent In transit through
the United States and also through Great Britain
or from foreign countries sc, at transit charge OF
one country to that Of the other The postage to be
paid by the party sending . newspaper to or receiving
1t from foreign country through Great Britain is
o Periodical works and Pom hets are not entitled
by the treaty to transit conveyance but they may be
sent from the United Kingdom to the United States,
and Ut cents OF United States postage each
II they do not exceed two ounces In weight, aud 1T
exceed that weight 70 be csected In eli eases in the
United States and the will be- subject to ad-
ditional like charge In the United Kingdom when not
exceeding two ounces but the third raises the
British charge to pence, with additional charge OF
pence for each additional ounce
10. All British and foreign letters and all foreign
newspapers remaining hand. refused or not called
Tor to be returned by the dead let
tiers and newspapers TO the General Post Once under
address to the Third Assistant Postmaster General,
separately from all other letters and frequently
regulations require This Is necessary to enable the
United States poet Office to reclaim the amount with
which 1t stands debited upon each letter and news
paper.
Ill. Until the impracticabiity OF forming combined
rate Of posiage upon the principles prescribed in the
treaty Is obyatedby change Of the Canada aud New
Brunswick rates, (which change Is confidently expect
cdJ postage ON correspondence between the United
States and those provinces must be prepaid In each
country
IL The exchange Offices Of the two countries, In
mailing to each other are to postmark the letter not
with the entire postage. but with the credit and debit
portions oft only paid letter with the credit amount
In favor OF the other country 10 red lax and with
paid" stamp In same color II unpaid with the debit
amount against the other country In black ink. But
before the exchange Office receiving such letter delivers
H. or mails II to the interior II IL to essmp the letter
with its own office stamp, In all and With the
paid' stamp In red ink, paid II unpaid with the
amount In black 81 the entire postage to be collected
]. COLLAMER. PostmAster General
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InteiIigence from Mexico.


- sgo OF the % instant says, that ss the treaty
which General Bustaments had made With one Of the
ches on tne insurrecuou In the Sierra had been
accepted ~ the others the var continued. The
s.Ate OF San Luis vas the principal victim
BIZ hundred insurgents on the 10th ult took
Of the city Of twelve leagues from that Of
san Francisco sns no force opposed them.
OF Arsneos the Minister Of Treasury still
cuped In restoring some kind Of order the finances
appears that he has suspended the per cents on
tns cc'eistsa spanish convention insisting that the
snYsc. snsula pi.,ousy De submitted to the legiss
sutnory ~ Ssto calls on bin to investigate the cir
eussooe. connected vith the scandalous sale Of the
H,encan steamers 10 the spanish Government, In
snen tne rspun,c we're brought 10 debt instead Of
gaming anything by IT.
some explanations are required from him regarding
.ne Iesusuns on tns Engush debt IL Is said to re-
main IN ,an quo as the Minister Will not 60 beyond
thrre per cent thereon
an extra session ot the legislature OF San Luis TO
ON ,ne 90 inst. ior the purpose OF reconsi.
oens ss ave uesy Win the rebels In the Sierra, aud
every thipg connected ~ith that unhappy
Don Angusun Arrangox has been appointed Mexi-
ca .onsuI ~ Nss ork
Inc deputies TO Congress OF the States invaded by
the Indians we're u hold convention to adopt suit
sole measures TOT applying remedy to the evil
deputy nss seriously STACKED the Governor OF
san Luei on the grounds OF tncapacity aud want OF
patriotism
~ sso states that the cholera has not only vAded
the centre OF the state OF Iamsulpas but II IL march
ins toward the cities % the South letter from
montersy dated Msy ~ says that the disease had
.snso on IVY psrsons rom thst city and not less
not yet visited the capital
a project In considerable degree of forvarduess.
vhcs W 70 oespsich an expedition 20 Sonora for the
double purpose Of chastisius and expeling the Aps-
shss and r.rsins tn. mine, Of ,bs, State The 90,
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then SO cents, to Wit
Alexandria, city Of, via Naples. Kingdom Of via
Marseilles. Siarseilles
Algeria, Norway,
Austria, and the Austrian old.nbursb,
States, Poland,
Baden, Prussia
Bavaria, Roman, or r.p.l states.
Bremen, Free City o. s.Iony,
B.srsc,' City Of vi. Mar. .,iiio. ''' ''' VIZ "@
settles Smyrna, do. do.
Dard.nelles, The, do. Sweden,
Denmark, Suitreriand,
France, Turkey, In Europe,
German States, Tuscany, via Msrseillcs,
Gibraltar, Venetian States,
Greece, via Marseilles, Waaeha,
Hamburg and Cuxhaven, wurtsmburg,
Hanover, West indies &c, British,
Holland, via: Antigua Barbados.
Hong Kong tcbins) Isls Of Bahamas ssrbics, Carl,
Ionisn Islands scou, Demarara. Don't
Lubec. Free tity o. Mica Eseequibo, Grsns-
Malta. Island o. da, Honduras, Jamaica.
hecklenburg Schverin, Msntserrst. Nevis, st.
Mscklenburs str.lits, kitts, St Lucia, st Vim
Modsvis, cent Tobago, Tortos,
This leaves In those cases, the British and faregn
postage to be collected ct the ether end Of route.
But British inland postage is TO be charged in such
tSss.-The foregoing provision does not supersede
the pre.erhns arrangements ior sending correspoo.
south Of thsm, by the American line, to Bremen by
which the entire postage destination the German
correspondence may be prepaid or LEFT unpaid, ct the
4 ON all correspondence between the United State.
NOreeon ana Caiifornia erceptes) ana ths Following
named countries through the United Kingdom and by
the routes here spened there must be prepaid when
sent and collected when received the folio cling rates
(of which the United States Post once will
the British TOR all hut ave cents the single letter,
unless United States packet conveys II TO or from
England, and then for all but tvepty-one eentsl -
The Single Leier.
Alden, Asia via Southampton. ........ .(csnts) As
Australia via Southampton and India. -. SO
Do by private chip. ........... 81
Azores Islands. via Southampton and Lisbon. =. SO
Bourbon and Borneo, Islands Of via Southampton
and india. ........... s........... .b3
brans wa yarmouth. ......... ..s..... ... 81
bnenos hyres, 90 .s.s.s...s.ss 10
Csbsry ltlsnds 50 ..... .....s... IS
Cape de Verde Islands. ...........,.....6 5
China, do .............l5
Egypt A. a.
Greece lsssssssss ssss ~
Heligolsnd, Island Of via London. ELECTROMAGNETIC
Indies. last via Southampton. ...............H
Java and Lsbusp, via Southampton sod india. SO
Lusss and hodsps, via France. ...........,....u
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Anu 30 an adultonal rate being charged Tor each
quarter of
Where the orrespondence with the countries In the
foregoing list Is from to Oregon California the
single letter rate to be collected by prepayment
delivery Is to be in each instance IS than
the amounts stated in the preceding table of which
United States to to the British pest Office for
all but 40 cents unless its packet the letter to
England; and, in that ease, for all but So cents.
lMEMoRANpUM.-There direct conveyance to
Cuba, by United States packet, between Charleston,
United States and Havana the uniform rate of post
age l2h cents the single letter. There is also
veyancs by British packet between New York and Mo-
bile, in the United States and the West India Islands,
being United States postage to be prepaid when
sent from said ports and collected when received in
the United States unless mailed from " delivered'
to post Office than 800 miles from port then 10
cents-Engish and foreign postage unknown, the
vice not being embraced in the treaty
On all correspondence passing through the United
States between the United Kingd and the following
named countries the british Is to account and pay
the United States post Office the following stated
amounts per each single letter, to wit:
Countries. U Us. ''h Brs Sy1
Canada and New Brunswick, (by the ge-
Havana tSy packet from chaiisstcnj SCENTS l. iaS Cts
fss.%. ISy :; packet from New Soiijss 3
Any place in the West Indies or Gulf of
Mexico (by British packet from N.Y.l.2l
Any place In the Vest Indies Gulf of
Mexico (by Brit. packet from Nobilel
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Pssssn0ers Arrive

Passengers Arrived.
RorrrRptw-Dutch bark n scholst-C vng.th.x. =
fngelhaft, fslfx, ~ Hottux
LkGHoRr-Bark z Rinr-Mr Rreddo. Iaav shsa..
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0pO00Onos.
PHILADrLPnIs, July J. Ph-Arnved-Bark Zlh FL
srids: Bo:t-n; trs' Chase. John uts.ssurr
ss% Saa sonsSs rreTssa: s.sss
c sss G:siss CO. mos rs ss. sYsss
Naser Bebnett East Creen-lch Arcade Nocurfy Boson
sSs.Ss s. ' S Ds
RSr s map .ad Iss s % aSs; s,r,
two brss and about az, seheoners ali between bombay
10 sea on Saturday morning a, o'clock
misceiis.coas.
Bai,imors for svr s ss :. -. 'r nss
Room. this day At half past n o'cioci. "'-"e
poc vii c s.s. Of ss , . % usI ,ss Aver
agsrtsr before o'clock Letter. be any part
cld at New Bedford. 10Th. barb Edward. Lnes, Passe
M.rz'f,n sris nssSssi from Norway for New York
Foreign Ports.
rsons. A. a., rss9s yuSs , oEBr st,,nr from 5,
for Boston, June 10; Allen. Atkins, for DO, h.
Home Ports
BAreon, June 2s-CId schr Independence, Carter Ns-
Bosror, Jup. ~. Ax-Arr bark John Carver. Nies...
dSip krnS wsrs t.sp, csns,sSsa sss:. San san
i.rd koIl,.ss Maryland, Ds.is ssiiimsrs DsA ssr.
sss.sa.s yerss. 6r S.rf % Ss sSsn
SS ssps. Pray rhsssEh. ,,ssIis
mond; Cornes raui.lin Nyorki Granite sate aaIIsta
cBsi:TYI, jqP. s-sIs brig. xsr,. Ford. ,snias,p.s
u Jno Hnl. Dman, East River yas Ho-iton, Gresnl.r
fhisdelphisi slo.p VIM Mount, us-kips sonsout
CID nhiys Jenny LIND King Havre. Allen Nc Nann Nsv
fert brs George. walker DO, yirginia Marshall rha-
delphis Sid ship Cha lesion Morrison, ssvaanah; tris
hmily basty, Nev lorki baldwin, Smith, d.,
hobiL. June 2t-Arr sehr Corah. bradbury New
Cid eehr Wilder. Bunker. Bal more.
In fort-2sd shirs Hamilton. Jones' for H,vre; Dem
Colombo pry livsrpoo wmJaryis Jsrvi. do Geo BrsSn
Higeirs 90; tBr) Brys bsrks REFORM. Iivsrers
Nicrh mesktsE BARTLETT, California; Arians Mallory Wig
.hsrles Williams Etston vtE Jeddo, stetson do Klhv
Bunee NforE Northnsn Desr, Barcelona Morss More
Nav 6nLs.ss Juns 7cld ships Aairoos..s. e,ii..,,.
L,trpool yslsdonis BsAnder Coulter W nors N osn,
sahsa Whipple Phladerha; bsrss Csrs- I,dse NYork.
.srona Dung, Gottenhprg sohrs Water witch, Brovn
Boston ssrths Web,er renacos GiesrOy Nichols Dos
shsl tbfD Dream, kinney, B.lire, Hopdurass M C u
Wright Apalathcola Arr bsrks A ysnpe-s. reav.,,
bremen; Irenton Coats, RIO de Jsnero lst
NJ shrs susan Ore. sod Abslno 2st ships ksn,seky
PoRrLArp June 2Cid bark st Jsso, Kelley 81 t.ro.
Daniel OConnell, Cobb. -.
pnevInsscs, June 7a-Ar schr. A X Hay, Henderson,
PHILADELPHIA. Trident Preshy Taunton; John van Rsess
man Crawford Albany; Wasp, Godfrey Taun'on soor.
nrsop, sturgis New York sid brigs 0rrsy raft L,s,su
Chare.toni Penpel Given Phiisselphis seRrs s,ar
va Union Bsnss Bait more. chss Henry Rysn ns,'i
more; Jos Potts Trelapt Philadelphia: OvocS Coet A..
f.comote Kitchen, susoih Va; George Washington Tso~p
AIsny he'anora, Smith, Robdout sleep Motto. App.by
hcpsorp June 7o-Arr schrs Ellen seds-,os. ps.-,o,.
Ne. iorki Alderman Barrier Dc; La~rsnss Dictnso a.
siin sn Coleman Troy. sd II II rslimsn, Young New
wssyrss June 70 Arr 27th. sehr lawson wal, rrov
Ter Boston, 18th, brig Herald. Philadelphia.
=------------- IL
Passengers Arrived.
= Rorrrnpss-Duteh bark schOlst-C EpgeIhsrs n
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MP, ana Two hriss,
sailed.
aeraIa MarIns oorrsspenasns..

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]. COLLAMEK, PostmAster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHisGToN, June 10, lS49.

ARTICLES AGREED UPON BETWEEN THE POST OFFICE or
THE UNITED KINGDOM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
OFFICE UNITED AMERI-
CA, FOR CARRYING INTO EXECUTION CONVENTION
DECEMBER Is, 1S4S.
In pursuance of article q of the Convention of De-
cember 15 1648 between the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland and the United States of America
which leaves to the two Post Offices the regulation,
possible after the exchange Of the Of
the said Convention Of the form In which the
for the transmission be made
well of all other matters Of detail which to be
arranged by mutual consent, for ensurng the
ton Of the sPulations contained in the said
ton the undersigned duly authorized for that purpose
by their respective Offices have agreed upon the follow.
ing articles =
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Approved: J. COLLANER.

CENTRAL Posr OrFics, LONDON, May 81, ls49
Having examined and considered the twenty four
additional articles for carrying into execution the
postal convention between the United States Of Ame-
RIGA and the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
land, which were agreed upon and signed the l4th
Of May instant by Sesh X Hobbe, Esq on behalf of
the Post Office Department Of the United States and
Henry Bourne Esq behalf Of this Department, the
same by me hereby ratified
In witness whereof have caused my seal Of Office to be
hereto Affixed this day and year first above written
II. o. CLANRlCARDE, Postmaster General.
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THE REPUBLIC.
CIRCULAR.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes 10 publish a
Il political Weekly paper in the German Ian
guage, in the City Of Washington in support of the
principles by which the Administration Of Gene
raj Taylor came into power, and being DESTROYS to
obtain the aid and cooperation of the Wing party,
he would respectfully state the reasons which, in
his estimation, make IL desirable and necessary
that such paper should be established at the seat
of Government.
l. The number Of those who use the German Ian
guagc as their medium of intercourse is upwards OF
Three Millions, and this number is constantly in
creaslng by emigration.
q The name of Democrats being the appellation
OF the liberal or popular party of Germany, to
which all the immigrants before their emigration
belonged, they do of course, range themselves with
the party bearing that appellation in this country,
as soon as they are able TO exercise the elective
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with Democratic papers i'll the German language,
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merits Of his enterprise, does not fear to be charged
with entertaining too sanguine hopes, if he antici
patcs a satisfactory result.
FREDERICK SCHMIDT.
REcoMMENDATIoN.-The Wing State Central
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German newspaper, to be published at Washing
tom as proposed by Mr., FREDERICK SCHMIDT, will
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recommend to the Wings every where to subscribe
for such paper. GEORGE MOREY,
EZRA LINCOLN, Chairman.
Secretary
BosToN, October 20, 1919.
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