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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
Fol-. LADIES WEAR.

Plain s, plaid blk Silks; Black silk and worsted
CoIored, plaid, & striped Fringe;
Silk; Colored silk do
Plaid Tarton's do Silk and thread Buttons
Cashmere de Cosse; for Ladies dresses;
do de Lane; Bonnet & Cap Ribbens;
Bombazine, large supply; Linen Cambria hdkfs;
French Robes; Swiss, Null and Boo
do Habits; Muslin;
do Collars; Plaid & striped do
Worked Fronts; Jaconet and Cambric
Plain and plaid Alpaca; Ladies cold Kid Gloves,
Blue and figured do do do silk do
Silk Warp do Ladies superine colored
Large superfne Thibet Cashmere Hose;
Shawls; do black do do
do wooden net do do do worsted do
do Saxony wooden do Black " white English
do waffle do silk Hose;
Black Merino do do raw do
Ladies Hoods; Children's worsted boots;
Chlldren's do Black, white, and colored
do Polka Goats; Cotton Hose;
Muslin Skirts; Misses colored do;
1900 yards of Carpeting 40 cases Boots and
Shoes; $50 Umbrellas; which will be sold very
cheap.
Together with variety Of other articles too nu-
merous to mention all of VII. L. being purchased
by the package at reduced prices, will be offered
at uncommonIy lou prices.
We would call the attention of country mer
chants to our stock, and solicit them TO examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere, as we feel
confident that we offer better bargains than
they ever had offered in this market.
JOHN KYLE & co.
Wilmi1 gton. N. c., Sept Is. ls4s-3-y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

Dec Is, ls4s[-14-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18

Mr. Ewing Secretary Of the Interior left the seat Of
government this morning ON short visit to his resi-
dence In Ohio
The Vice President Of the United States arrived In
Washington yesterday morning, brief visit Of en-
cial business.
MIR Crawford the Secretary Of War, has returned TO
Washington, from his Tying tour to the North Du-
ring his absence he joined by General Scott and
General Wool and paid official visit 70 the Military
Acssemy at West Point aud subsequently visited the
military posts near the city 81 New York accompanied
by Mr. Fillmore, Vice President OF the Unted states,
and several distin yuished officers Of the army The
Secretary, upderstsnd Wa very much pleased With
the appearance OF things at West Point and especially
with the mode OF instruction pursued there md Nth
the department OF the Csdets.-Nat Int Oct IL
Hon Jared Sparks has resigned the professorship Of
History In Harvard University which he filled previous
~ 10 bis election president OF that Institution
Hon Truman Smith, Of Conn, was ut Buffalo on the
1lth inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18

Van Zandt was therefore declared to DO duly nomi-
mated ODonnell was considered in the early part Of
the evening as likely to get the nomination; but he
was too late In the field
Though It was then half past IL O'clock the Conven
ZION proceeded TO ballot for Governor of the Aims
house. an Office to which emoument Is directly at
tached. There were seventeen candidates including
Iom Hyer The contest was chiefly betwsen Patrick
Henry, William j. Haskell, Peter Mclaughlin, Will
liam Moss, and Edmund Fitzgerald On the third
ballot, MI Mclaughlin was nominated by as votes.
The Convention then broke up half past one O'Clock
This concludes the nomin atoms at Tammsny Hall
ASSEMBLY William Hillyer, Esq, is nominated
for Assemblyman by the democrats Of the 18th ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18
Political InselIigepce.

St-Arons BESros AID ArcstsoS.-S.nator Atchisop,
Of Missouri has published q letter under date Of Sep
TENDER IS, In which he svows open var upon Csopst
Benton, In consequence Of his soil principle aud
will continue his ed,rts TO defeat possible the return
OF Colonel Benton TO the United States Senate Colo
mel Benton has delivered another speech at Fsystts
Mo. In which he advocates all the principles Of the
Wtmot proviso and attacks Mr.. Calhoun ~ strongly
a. In his speech at jefferson city
FLosID. ELs-rro-.--At an election recently held u
the State Of Fords TO supply several vscsncies IN the
Legislature the democrats succeeded In every instance
Ex-senator Breese Of Illinois, has withdraw HE
name In favor Of Mr. McCiernsnd sod In opposition 70
General shields
In the newly elected Legislature OF Penusylvsns the
democrats have majority cf in the Senate, ana
twenty In the House Of Representatives
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18
Interesting Letter from California - Inn
pOrtant TO Snip Owners.


We are indebted to R,bsrd VOORHEES,, Esq, Of this
city, for the of private letter from his brother,
Commodore Voorhees, Its contents are important to
the owners of the shipping In the hsrbor Of San
Frsncsco, and deserve parties lsr attention.
The value AZ vessels ut San Francisco and In the
interior harbors Of California is mmense, probably
equal to $1,000 900 and before the winter
months set In there will be four five hundred vessels
worth probably S6o0o0OO in the waters Of California
unprotected and the mercy of the winds and
According to Commodore Voorhees,, fire q gale
would destroy nearly the whole of them.
Annexed is the Commodore's letter -
U s. SHrP SAVANNAH, !
San Francisco, Aug 81, 1S49.
arrived here, all well, st4 M on the 9th The
Ohio, which you know ordered to take to China,
has been ordered home in of her
mems time being too out to go the long route
home originally designed by the Department. Besides,
she Is very short of her complement, and take the
st. Marys fine sloop Of war to carry to my sta
ton in the China Sea. But do not las the St. Mary
Is not here ct presently expect to leave this port unit
about the middle Of October, aud may not be at Can
ton until about the LIST of January.
The papers give you pretty accurate account Of the
state OF things here far regards successful opera
tioDs but rs to the un uccessfn there Is nothing
said Of the failures the dsgusts aud the deaths-nots
word. would not advise friend to come out here.
There are already too many here
Property ut the city OF SAD francisco is at an euor-
price, In the bands OF speculatos Who with the
gam blers, making fortune truly. 1hey say that
flcenfy millions hxnd in the pockets Of
che psspie here, Tor lots houses shanties, sc In my
opinion things can't last long in this way and there
must be awful crssh later, amongst the
sgulled." 1t is great place however. and most i'm
portant acquisition to our glorious Old rhirtesnn
There about two hundred aud fifty vessels in har-
bor many Of them large ships, and mostly abandoned
and going to ruin hey wall all be wrecked in the
sourse Of the coming winter they be taken
of in time. IL Is woful pity look upon tue
shameful waste and ruin Of so much valuable property
The owners and undo rwriters Of New York, and the
pf fho min tn ha
dent for -ofwar whose special duty 1t should be
30 take care the abaodone vessels by taking down
Of their ards and spars aud moorng them safely
to prevent them from going shore, or dragging
against each other. Such Is the position of these
vessels, crowded together. that il the wiudward one
to take Ere the whole fleet would be burned with
out the possibility of saving any OF them. IL Is an i'm
feet indeed and still they come-thsir forests
of masts reminding of shaks forest OF Burn
ham wood coming to Dunsnsns. l advise you to let
The merchants know this.
b +. VOORHEES,.
To Richard Voorhees,, Esq, Counsellor at Law N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18
The Hotels.

ARRIVALS AND DNPkKrUprs.
Hon ID. Cox, Fbisdelphia Nsjor S.ldeu, u. s. A.;
james Canning, Mobile; Nr Cohen. England; Davis
Jr., Louisiana Bradley Vt Johu Leeds and lady,
New Orleans; William Duncan. Detroit; ". " Kindaii
II T.; Mir spang aud family, Pittsburgh; o. y sibley
and family, Buffalo; tsrnsworth, Mass }. Liu-
coln boston, among the arrivals yesterday at the
IrvingsHoue.
. Hon. W. W. Bosrdmsn, Conn, is at the Franklin
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18

Lieut. Thomas Bins we'll OF the United States Navy.
has been detached government inspector q the o.
s nail Steamers and Commodore N. Z. Ferry sssssed
10 that duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18
City Politics.

HEADS OF CITr DErARrMErrs-Last evening the
Wing Convention for the nomination Of candidates
for city officers met 1T the Broadway House. and pro-
ceeded to ballot. The following were the nomiua-
tiens:-For Comptroller, Joseph z. Taylor for Street
Commissioners. John 7. Dodds; for Commissioner Of
Repairs and Supplies, William Adams; for City In
spector, A. W. White, BY ~ votes the Arst ballot
for Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps II w Chflds
~ 80 votes on the first ballot for Corporation Couu-
sci, Henry A. Davis In these nominations DR.. White
received by far the highest number Of votes He
In fact nominated unanimously.
COUNTY CenvErToN.-This convention also met at
the Broadway House last evening. The contest for
County Clerk between three persons The follow
ing was the result Of the last ballot =
Oeorge ltioiet. DO
WIN r. ROBINSON III
Mr. Riblet therefore, declared to be nomn sted
For the Coronsrship the contest chiefly bet
three The result Of the last ballot fol-
lows: =
Seth osoT. 40
vi aunoF' 10
=, .I' nusS.
Seth Gesr was therefore decsred to be nomi Mated
40 being the minimum number of vote necessary For
Governor OF AlmsHouse, Scheureman Hslsted was no.
minated by 4Svotes the first ballot There was lit
tie or no opposition This completes the whig ticket
Tor judiciary, county, and city officers.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
County CONVENTION. Last evening, the contest FOR
the Coronership renewed at Tammany Hall The
battle, as before, between three There we're
thirteen ballots In ALL Van Zaudt taking the lead all
through, followed by O'Donnell. The following table
gives the result Of the six last ballots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18
TWO CENTS.

to the firm Of Otis Co. at the time Of the sale
OF the OIL OF goods to Mr. Micke 18th September
1S the goods consisted Of the usual Mt pur
CHASED oy country merchants. This the last Wit
ness introduced by the prosecution
The defence called, as their first witness, GEoaeE
FlrIp, Of the firm Of Field seigle dry goods msr-
chants At Eason, Pa He testified that he infor ned
Mr. Lathrop, the salesman Of Johnss Otis 4 Co. pre-
vous to the shipment Of the goods bought by Micks
that the judgment against him (Micke) In favor Il
Burke, existed. He gave good character to the CO.
cused
Several other witnesses introduced OF whom
proved that Burke had said that Of Nicke did not pay
Johnss Otis Co. their bill, he should feel himself In
nonor and duty bound to IL himself another testi
ned that Burke had told him, that the Arm Of Burke
Mcke made about So 500 during the year OF their part
nership An array Of witnesses brought forward
character
At the close Of the testimony the District Attorney
and the counsel for the Defence agreed to lot the case
go to the jury under the charge of the court The
Recorder charged the jury who without leaving their
seats. returned a verdict OF not guilty
Bal Cases PIT cE-No bail cases will be taken up in
this court at the present term except that Henry
j. Strauss, indicted for grand larceny,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18

The Canadian address upon the subject OF Annexa-
ton to the nited ststse reappesred In the Me-fr
Hersd Of the 18th Inst, with eT< additional names
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18

FRoN HsYrt.-Tbe schooner william Putnam, Capt
Cool from Aux Cay Sept 81 arrived at this port this
morning. With cargo Of logwoUd captain Cook
ports that the leland remsined quiet far under the
Imperial sway though there those Who privately
piognoscated that lite iustrous originator woald be
n head shorter six months out. Captain Cook
says that when he visited the island twelve years
the condition OF the poor bscks though then far from
comfortable envsbe In psrison with their pre-
cent state and that their deterioration in civilization
has ben dsplorsble. There ere comparatively few
that seriously apply themselves to work for subsis
tence the great majority preferrng to beg or steal
enough TO Keep body and soul together Several nhab
ispts had Obtained patents OF nc iity from the ne
Emperor Some Of the happy recipients we're rumored
TO be guiltts ef swhole pair Of psntssons any
pssrspce Of ehirt to their backs when Captain Cook
arrived there vas sid to be not than barrels
OF -four in the place bread also very scarce
new crop Of coffee cane In slowly and exceedingly
hard TO be got This scarcity, coupled Nth the ops
rstions Of the monopoly law IL very destructive to
american interests upon the islsnd-Bosfon Traveller,
Oct IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18
Snner1Or COnrt.

Justices Duer, Mason and Campbell, presiding
Ger. IL The North .9merics Insurance Co ". Gre
ham and Others was expected to occupy this Court for
the remainder OF the term; counsel being prepared
the Court adjourned to this morning. when all causes
not ready will be passed for the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13
Missed.

Our readers all know that Col Webb has been
70 see Gsn. Cass and had q good time with him
and wrote letter about il in which he sssevers-
ted that the General was hrst-rats Frse-Soi
Wnig, or pretty near it, only in bis peculiar sitoa
toa, he couldn't let j, out; ia a word the General
was held up by the admiring Colonel as be isving
oae thiag ia private and standing FAST ior another
and an entirely opposite thing in bis public csps-
city. Ga this remarkable sort Of hypocrisy, %
well as on the peculiar moral perception which
enabled Col. Webb 70 behold II with friendly com
placency, We commented with some severity. II
seems bow ever, that the whole affair is binder
on the part Of the Colonel, who, notwithstanding
hi. great experience, i. known to miss the marx
occasionally. The Wa'k'ng'o" UHioH explicitly
oonrad'cl the Coonels entire story in the fol-
loving terms
The confidence We expressed the other day In the
political opinions Of Genera Cass il fully confirmed -
unqassfiOnable authority We stated ~ n@d no DOUBT
that Col Weha Of the Nsv YUk Courier. hsd done him
gross injustice by the w8ntDn misrepreseniaiio
W ch he had circulated % biz dsadvantsge. We nov
undersiaud, from the highest authority, ,hat nothing
passsd ~ bis interview with Gen. Cas- which DO tHf
slightest degree usuhes The suspciDns he Veniuf'r ~
express That there wss no revelation - the fH Ip/@
Ereafa1 Post pleased % lnier ln tnrlf "tpF
conversation Or Ia any other way VII ch was cslcAla
ted 70 shake the public confie in General cass-
Republican opinions and We hesitate not " s7y
that the events Of the next session Of congress
viii fully prove him 20 b. A. hrm and eonsteni
Ani unfinchInz q Democrat as any Ia that body We
hail his return 10 the Senate with me upss,
tinn He obtained bis sest the shghie.f &c
rfce Of his principles end We arc sure ihs' be ~"
never retain u by sDy abandonment Of bic honor ~
will prove bnsen 70 be- the able mo gallant ch-ihpi'h
"a ,br faith AZ inst al opposition aud he j. prepared
If necessary 10 DecOine voluntary martyr 10 NJ
oiuors sooner than retain his az the eTpense Of
be him reputation or Of his established pnncipDr'
We st,ll hone that Col webb viii repair the wanton
Injustice which he has done 10 Gen Csss
We guess that IN tLis crisis the Col will wish
himself in some foreign country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

Board Of A-.i.rant Alderman. THues


PEIirl0S TO grade and pave ses'y -econd-si from
T-naavrnue AID % .er grade from r-liha gelue %
terror lu- ~ ile Cry a. per map. Referred
REPoETslu favor OF snzrs!ng tho Battery IN conform
iiy 10 pan Tue committee estimate that the Of
s0s7s premium wil - paid Tor the Pfvi u depO.
ng aud rot &c t0 nj n up bur nt a. ne
expense fo me c.iy VII NOT ne over SN0'0 The Com
lffre consider "a h-n I'd I'D all De- ffe best ste fUr
A.-t.1stYn VI 5nuu-1t The report Is signed BY ASS.
.1t 40 o. f1 ard Ca Joe ma or.tv " no Con
r.ff-e minority report signed BIZ Assistant Ad Den
M .., .r..o1'fYs r5.f % d. x.ee-ut ard rnr-c-.
rs t1 enlarge l.so prrse1r-d The u.aIor.y report
-ns lr.s ffsf So - VI ne paid lr re privilege 40 OLE
utup 1oll of me Castle AID So % SCUM u 10 To.
commons provide mat -e1araie contract, - maize f9r i1e
be- ari me - lo- rr p~ird M 'lf years BON
,- porfs we're lyor th- liable boz printed Toe
~ r. port fUls nc cost t0 the Guy, the
.flprrIy done, sil b. S35l.4ol
REposrs ADOPTED la favor Of fencing vacant ots On
roLl SIDES ~ --C0lsvrrIu between INs fhst anf Thf
,seli1st ara 30 Nae-esuiI an1 I"rnL-tn - between
>i1h s1d ln favor Of ending grade q
Tniry-rrst--t between Ezhl and Ninth sv-nles IN
i.vo- sneuiuz cros--Tak 10 Ab.nzd0u--clar- uortn
~ Bsrssf.-. To favor ~ ao srs Columbian = -ne
Co - So IS -eu-4nn4ay Tor cost " sing n
favor VI -d - s-~er 10 Gree, ~ ct--t from ner " RS
fo n-af Rector TIE rr-r- Court navr con -ec me
og-aia9 VI - 4i~thst from s~cOld ~ Third avenue
ollou for opening "a afop'-d
-.rnfl-- v--n Ers- ard ,eculdsv be- fruc-i ill.,.
Trsf Crotl1 V-f-r ". be- ad l snty 4al 81 from
Fr.,-.v-ls- io Essi RIVER. That s-cond tetTe-f
rr-f.--uaf saf ts 1Id' - De- r-zl st-i srf graded
Fsrr blssD 0F A.. ERNES - ArDrOD~aulg lf0 fl tf
10 BIsrf I'D 4. ~rI-l. RON "a n0u0g " A--istali
A. Dean, amended 'f ac-1S ile amount g. 80
>-rrr4 % rlrc Irref aHr 0ff r-.rral
Acru -. ilp1.ltrl 1a To- par Of fh.. Board tl
-1 FER ~h - Governors " lie Ams House as - mat
The sa-.noa =. 10 .,ayng proce~dlnz.s a. 20 he opes
irf of Wake street A. referred - le Counsel " 10
Board
Ars.o'grou wa adopted directing he -oun.uee so-
inspecting ih- NJ HJls- ir.-1ti1rs il reference fo
Clo lilg TIE L1laur Az I'm, co1ter ~fi
t- aovrrrcrs f0 tt- pr0pr-fy vi s-csrallg tie
fr1m ne -rs- I'D adopting more generous AZ lltr
c.als rg-Ts- u e 81. Ac-
some cher ..r- business wa to1s ard lie Board ID
l0lrlr1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

BOSTON. july I--AkzfvrD. snIo Akhzr. SevF or cans
D. 49, 1 49, $50 M. Nl1--,,. - 80
IL. nak. s4raa O.rry e. ! ilv.r1. Va NYors Clero
sr-. O.sf. rsi..- ur. 4ruraFa- = AArrl Jlre q
pas-s4 q. nr. Standing WsW. .lusi3g s.sra. ~l'1
rtrr- Iu hu- Caro-. san J4an, Cubs, June =
-e.i osrA Osk. fHf bus.sn. c-t s.nr Nr~ heplnlr
Hrs o -. ar. kis-- t-z 4s. jane =, aiolral.
l.s hrs0. M4rc--. Or.-s.a JON Ool,-lsers. ---'
MtHri.a u 4ar. Acs-n. Hem. N-.ro--. Berry. >tar,
D-.H~ ..s. Ssicn, .rs an. L Csinsf. ae % .i-
sen Emma Psrk-r. tI-afl-.s. june .. "a NHrfsk
.r Anna, No. cans. Jlre De-. nsls Lac-r- Phi.adr.-
r..st nrg Nrr r-. Nan-ar ~. J-.r --rt- raik Al .-
40 a.. S..a..r-. Mel "a a.. Nsx-rps. .chr. H. ~
.r. I o-l al itu-. Pl4.trl1. ? i-ac R0uco1t
tl. Aar. from aa. bal. Aa, a 1901 a. pa-.-ns-rs
rtLo~-hns srso. roal C-.r-lA CltAsEo-hu.s Tie
e. es h. La .atra, h.s~af- ClrArya. h-sssn, NOr-
l-sn.,sc.Is WH.ia-'u'. De- Anercan Bee. Nlor
>ALsN llt--ANAvlo. orr ; Csboii scar, C4ll'ts.
D. ulsrk, snd >.l'r-r1r-. a.l from Fhi.-a- pnia
sclr Aro~sic. Carirlas, p Na-.oa. NYork
PuAlLANp Jl'y ll-AsSiVEo. 4 Cs-denas Ms
re. Jarc - len. aars Nalsnir B.-s-. for Port.4ld
J'v q: 1rls c. i.r Do. "a ed -5t1 Sank-. MsfArza.
So r e.. hrl MAY An. fr ri Nlofk Tor flcatsl--
8rs n -ureia. Ma,aazas. F.aar rier Fni.a CLtAREo-
LUGCSTA JAY 5-ClEASEo. bsrs J A Thompson
MN srpFORD. JAY As sryrD. ba-k clarice, In
dian Ocean : H-rna M4v - .ess1. SPOKE Jan j.. "a
s. : .ou 70 - Z. -lp Nm Lee. N~S poTt - - Is 70
oslk h1.e. NB So - A. Pa. IA, r-1 4 h-cior -
- a. ltl lrtor. Nb .r -, ~ cfllss n ~
p Ia n is :. - ". stp fleniN ~ - 'n..
sd. X snuse. Grrvrport 81 - So ~, Ji 2, a. .
81. iou - Dn. M-Le len. of h-vess D. o1t a "
Nass .s sc1f Csroir al, IN rlia-elPl4N >Ai-tD-
ser ~ haons1. NYofs
HOLINESS HOLE. July l.-lS PosT. bng Wa Davi.
ani senr ors-- Pa sir PHI. Or Bo.tou- SAILED
| o't. - , -fs ir,t1 a. lniuru f.r Pur l.ld
! INS' lot- ~ Z s-.s l--AxsIyEo, .ehs spor'rc
| X 'ni9a' .ouP Williams. NTork. Ssuto-schrs
ef'Sh : NelPien. ans Rsne1.. fhi'ss Excel ? Coor
Trs.- go. ..,,,,r sst n IsoH e.on 90 Nn
s.o0P "l--Aa' a. rsesasssh and Mas, SYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13
BY The MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy HALL
Later from Rio de Jan Giro.

aspr-r rusu BRIO PFpRy.-T'e [
t-s Perry 90 -, days from Ri0 80 ysnefo s'4'ee "a
HAMPTON & sd. 10 T1e-i.T in- llin ia't n,'.-- ~.
Z 90 the 81 Z June Tie following = '-'' 10 -
E.r.-4 @ T..a-. Lieut. Conuart..s. Cssr.-' Des.
I L.-l---a-.. O.r.r ba-s-r A-.-ls y. go.
~. = -. $50 'i.t.rulal. Gen 2 h-l 1sE
q --.i-,. CEN J..z SOU. AID. Boa-'' az iona
49, go 4. .,'5-s.s l.a.e C strain from the
! .bo Csl,. Wl.higusn y Pickett Rom tae :,
sn.y - Luis aud sundry inTssi,s nom TIC . a-
/ SQUADRON. came yasssnzers u tne fe41y
We have tne folio Rlnz Items OF hr"s y Ne- J" 'e
lsran 20 Brs1isa s51rs from ne Jlr'a. 81 o''''',
20 OF Nay . furnished ~ ~ solTr' -
TIE poitness % Capt Russell ~ 'le s-ea--- ~
or worthy rninis-r Mr. Tod. nss accom- isnrd
pa. -.c srt1n OF the claims q oar ciuz~ns on the
Government o. Bran. which las been many yeaFs
pending ,
.s-ze nurnhe- q American vesse' VTtn passengers
destined % California touched - no Tor refreshments
during Ile -yurs
u.r-.s.i-5 is .rr oe.iecei ~ ihs army Of Presi
sar- l-.1e and sustained 80 rera-- against f1e
go. C,rerrrt av the naval force OF France. coluu-
D.. 10 possession OF foreigners and smi. number oi
rs n4uFe .l1z7itar--
Inc Bsrda Orenis. q which N1n'ev'ieo u tie esp
i.a and me CITY ltsef CAS- neen utterly ruined ~
armed interven-ons Of The European Powers 10 me
political .-,irs % that country.
Ba~nos Ayre. AMI al tn- ports Of tie Argentine Con
federation, ~ present exempt from European inter
ference and open % commerce
The American steamer santa Cruz sailed from Rio
sometime IN May lat Tor san Frsncsco. arb sunk a.
sea lev days sfterward. Capt emiih s1d nis ere"
rrzcre1 tne COST in safety
Ine steamer senator. sfter leaving ho cr Oa4ioFnia
put into 70 GATHERINGS 90 make some r-psirs
oar squadron. on fbe Coast ~ hr-z consists az tne
Braneya.ne Com. storsr, AID TIE - LOUIS. Capt
.rk.--a4 wei.
Ri1 vAEKers Nav sf-FLouR-Ar-.-s's limited 90
q bills W. 5fr Baltimore. f.sef o. Dance. 80; Dt
e- E4-are.r
T- market tas been very sctv-. AID me ss.es have
been more -Nfrf-re iarn vI-tl lie Lac e-iol l-rls
To- year
Tie SEES. ircuii-g parcels re.lp pet - tsFer For
re Nqor- smuuut o sUN hns within our 1l0fa 81
tr- llrsei las become much fraer socS acoa. 5000
bar-s
CoFFEr-Tte srnness whict no'ed 10 olr iasi cor
Jed unr tr- 1-o ~ler The European lger-e per
Z met yzckef and VIA Per -u.tlco, ~ 80 tosf
me-. Denmark and Germany. tsften.c 'he usset
orders previously gwen have n-eu suspended OH
revoked srd. a. Our clo-afuns but lite has been
done. au1 over n -es Are l09sed '-r
TIE greatest activity pr-va ri from lit m lit ruiice
Ted -t Inst Cannot boz lrsts1 ~ more
f1sr -tfo.I @avl~- STOCK OF $500 Tags
SrGsR Tie mtk-f ra- been c-lred nj Camps A.
jos FL sn1 80 % 1o0. ah0uf i1l has- .rl -
P.-rsu.- f4vr been -or sc l0 s ri ar no fN -lo
bag anl lbs ard f-w cases M4cco a- Goa .lo and
o.. a. Tor consumption.
H.oLs-ln fla en-err- 0f inquiry prices have rtty
declined stocz $1,000 Ro Graule. i5 00s RIVER Pla-e