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runNITunEi rUnNITunEs.

A y the Second Street Carl NET NsAEEROOMS No l5
n Sotiii, Second -ireei-E, MOI NJ having large aud
s,elIid assortment aslursie ami all niae FInli,s
hand comprising rosewo@i teiracte Soss; walnut 'i
cloth seangs an otlar Coverings plain Sts VI all prizes
and patterns; French Arm Chairs Isiits sewing tas;
Kocking do; Centre su Pier Tables Sofa Tables, byait
Pedestal Pier Tables: EAi,isiu, D,ns and Card Tables:
mahogany high posi- Be,ras; French 80; r'irled malr
rnd cherry do; and variety oi others; Srrsaiysi HOO
eases, marble tops; mahogany Nashstsnsi Hat kAs.
ulan and with mirrors; Ladies Work Tables 81 r"s.wNH
aud mahogany: rosewood, walnut birch and mahogany
chairs, with hacloh, plush an ,amask stais hktNlse
Chars AL Ilii, with az extensive ass'
ni-nt OF every article IN our line ol biisthtss .
Country Merchants stt 'iltfs are tfle'iaiy bNe ~
call AM, examine stock u Furniture, every a'rit :"
which 4 manufactured 10y ourstHts ard VIII he dlsposd
oi On moss reasonable terms
uuE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, by
a recent act III the Legislature, is authorized TO lake Nit
zine and Fin Risks, und.r the new te Of The NEW hoRh
TiRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. hay ing
isl ami 1856 and possessing nll Capital of s0ut0 with
surplus Affords SIMPLE security 10 all persons making Ma
,,ne and Fire Insurance Risks will be taken
ne terms other similar Institutions application al the
nee the company, No ~ Wall street, fsd0inns the
DIRECTORS
: oliver II. Jones Joseph N. Lord
samuel s. Howlani William Spencer
samuel &. Harriet Juhal Terbell
M Horace brooks George Lovet
John CRpp COINS, Vanderbilt
Walter H. Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas u Mills, laac seymour
Iiamiltnn hiyd.nbnrgh l,rssl GorAa
Oliver b Twrs'iy Josiah U Law
Waiter v Jones, ~. john y. Andrew
Andrew A Pilot jain Ewen
Ahrshem u psyis Charles aIiniurn
0 il JONES, prssidenr
{, II iIuDtRnifI, Secretary.
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ROCK, SWAN & INGLlS,

RE constantly receiving
"A Appleton a. inch brown S,esfine; Carroll ~ 10 do
Appleton % inch brown Shtngs; Carroll ~ inch io 40
Hamilton ca brown and blfaehed She.tings
DO 70 brown and bleachsd Sbtstings
Do do do Sheenfs
DO brown, bleacbtd. and dyed Canton flannels
DO iwied Shiriing Spes, 30 and "a inch DO red Book
ines
DO Series Cotton Blankeilnra &c.
DO Prnia, aud desirable siyifs
Suffolk brown, bleaeh.d and blue Drillinee.
Also great variety " Plaid Linssye, Coaklngs Cot
tonales Apron Checks Gnghsns &c. &c.. which they Of
FER for sale at Nc. 81 Pine street
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Wsi1rs Patent Japan BGokins Is ahn hs htsf ark r.
of the kni s'r have sta The po,is which imparis 10
thf usdsrffaHdfssF ~ man is brilliant AMI lasting VIZ
haze f.i Il lni u ss5is us ssy III ,kis IN lrs h.ia
ft'rtB,ng BalisliH haze
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THE ManriacnrsJ c1n rr1iace testimonials
similar he auqvs irIl prigaie DdiyiiH.ls sD iloB,
o,n,T papers M dir Bbe tSfais ale sufficient 10 ron.
vince any psrsgn isi de naui,l lisa sxazgsta
e hi that apon i.ir ti3l r ~ icElg viii nr LjdBd d.
.ysrysseutst ftcstsHf IN tV-ry ypfrt
wEILAk, Mannitrnner, NJ. o. Ghsrnni s.rfei, mi
iadslptia
CHARLES sToTT, eosner Penn Avenue and 7,h srs.i
es.st tpr Wssinnatoh, u e.
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py reference 70 another column si-srtsemtbt viii,
be found for excellent zrcie II Backing In Il;d
form for Boots &c has been highly recommended b
many who have isiHl not only giSes with very lille
trouble beautiful tt Pcisi hi retains IL much longer
an any ether II ia sol ny the ssent Of the snafacnr
,s al no. 50, Chestnut street Bay nofis, risi T
lIoYe NC i.eI--Phi IsJgar, Ap-i g
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J. STOUVENEL & CO.,
No. 90 Gold street and No. 3 John street
near BroadtDay,

MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE and
Nn RETAIL DEALERS in
q CHINA, GLASS, and Lamps,
for oil and lard
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lampa, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Candelabras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and all
articles warra nted.
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and ali
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties. ~
Oil nj wholesale and retail.
New style of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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III O USE AND u OTA ND AMILY
t45 CAHHYALL ron SALE,
% THE subscriber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
WH HOUSE aud LOT. on the south side Of Maryland
Avenue, between A and 9Th sfees for sale cheap and
accommodating terms Hsthlnks II unnecessary 70 give
here description Of the property, those who wish 10
purchase can call and examine for themselves
ALSO, FINE FAMILY CAnRYALL, OF laie style. The
trimmings and In tuse. Tose who with puf.
chase will lind this bargain can BE- seen by calling
the subscriber, CALEB hAKNHOUSE,
jan Maryland Ave, south side, between ~ 4 SIS,
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EXTRACTS IRON NEWSPAPERS

Vsllfr. Taffnf tpaIl HdfFIs e ne - M o an tfc
lent article v. have seen highly rsta
sasEG Il ~ 1qgyts0n, dpfl u
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WsDarS Bifrtfsgis one ~ ne mnsi shining srifss.s
TN inass.l -si..rlL u tst Iaats. Aprll2
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A Prime article II piNfLLd BEAvS on hind, and
"A ior sale CHARLES SrO1T, Dnggib,
corner OF 7tf Sirrsi and Pa ayenae.
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
A mAmr1oTH PAPER.

DEVOTED TO MORALITY, PURE LITERATURE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS, AGRICTI.
TURF, SCIENCE. ART AND
AAfuSEMENT. Is
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Pdf:nf BacIing mir Wesr, 10 50 Chestnut street.
has p,sptvtd rbsnt Liquid Bias king witch produces
beautiful r POLISH, and sss not Ugre The iSsibsr. Those
who woli nave polished understanding s.od Rad III.
liysIts.melt IN sl.uiIer r1.imn Q 81 Gastfk, .fn
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'S' CHARLES 5ToIT,
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JVsl-7'g nsciinS ;s u tie tIPfTt sEi s1is
firiory sFi,ces Of Ie jsy II Biplrs hrsnrs sLi po
iish beyoni ieseriptian We has, Gisd "a "Ga snI 10
ukerfiss Us ltf.f " M Itas.l, dff.ln
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CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY, June =, lsi9.
FIREs.-About O'Clock last evening ire
broke out in a barn belonging 20 James Caestcrman,
ESQ on the corner OF One Hundred and sixteenth u
and Seconds az. which destroyed Il. supposed
% be the work OF an lnccndary This morning the
premises on The corner OF seventhss between Tween.
~ seventh and Twenty eighth sts occupied bake.
shop took hre, which was entirely consumed, and Two
OF three frame buildings adjoining were somewhat
DANA. ed Yesterday afternoon q woodshed In the
rear Of No 80 prucest was discovered 90 be on fire.
bat was speedily extinguished with trlfng damage 300
It IS supposed to have been the act OF Gcendary
A CASE or HARDsHIP.-Peter Gray. an immi.
grant from Ireland arrived In this City ia the cary
part OF June accompanied 10y his family consisting OF
wife and SIX children, the eldest Of whom Is about j.
years cd Within two dsys after his arrival he was
taken with Cholera aad after short Illness died Fhe
dav after this bis wife was delivered Of twins and still
lies quite sick and without the means Of af0rdiug any
support 20 her family or even their natural uourish-
nent to her infants ANY person DESTROYS Of contrib
ung 20 the assistance ot this distressed family can do
so by leaving their donations with Mr. George Jelsies,
29i West-Twenty secoudst or with Mr. John T Doyle,
II Nassau-st
SlNKfsG or CANALBoAT AND Loss OF LIE
At late hour last night the Morris Canal boat Swan,
No A., which lying at the foot OF Pikest- East
River sunk, and the Captain, VIM Woods, and 3 small
boy whose name was unknown, were drowned. There
we're three persons board at the time, one Of whom
was rescued by officer. Green and Baush Of the Sew
enth Ward.
SUs SrRUcK An unknown man was sun STRUCK
Yesterday in the Sixth Ward and conveyed 10 the
Hospital, where he died. The Coroner will hold an
nQues, this afternoon.
BURsTISG OF CAAPBESE LAMA camphene
lamp In the spo,hecry store No lsl Delancyst burst
about II o'clock last night and set IRE TO some pack
azes but done no damage Of a serious nature.
SUDDEN DEATH.-This morning about o'clock
man named Thomas Mccoy died suddenly Oh the
corner Of Cherry and Oliver sta Tho Coroner was
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OsoNo. Maine, J-ae - lsis
a heavy ttunier-shower occurred ia th's vicin-
49, ca Saturday, q ils.. '.som . minutes past ?
20 10 oclock. An st the c.5se Of which ye'-
.owish substance observed r.s-s As scum - Ire
surface Of the rAn-ws,er which hsd been received In
TUBS and other vessels on examination this distance
wAs found 20 be ver.;sble snFtar
This occurrence is an utter anomaly here. noihr ,
similar having been noted before mention ,as Pae-
nonen0E IN order 20 ascertain vheiher j; confined
70 this locality ~ aoL Il vas shared IN tie al ouns
villages over which the thunder cloud passed L suca
appearance has seen remarked 10 other sections %
the country il should be reported ne nves-gaton
Of The matter may possibly be important Will some
scientific individual grant sucdatou Of the mvs.
ieryi Was the thgndercloud surcharged with sui
phur' DID IL result from atmospheric change Was
the sulphur drawn mp In Sates-sPog; irou some sui
phureus spring Had 10 voicsnic origin What
Bearing uvcn " connection with tAe Cholera has u -
l. It Proviert.A anttole ln the ssers" theory -
These crude suggestions thrown or with al i.sr
elce Wa one so.vs tn. st-snss meteorological
problem gur
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The Texan Rmigrants TO California.


A letter received in thi. city, dated z Psso,
Nay 2 brought 10 san Antonio by Major Neghoors'
says that the company experienced many hardshps IN
reac hing that place They started from ~ Faso Ia
April and twice long In reaching l. Pas0 as
N-j0- NeghbOrs, who started nom Ausln II faso
BE-! Sorre represented beautiful aud romantic
place bur the inhabitants are poor Conitant Inter
courss Is Kept up with santa Re, some 500 miles us
,ant. The writer says the party we're several days
without water although when they turned aside % LOOK
FOR H. they found IN abundance IN lsnt hours time
Evidently this party did not travel toe route taken oy
the Surveyors or they might have escaped ball thef
dangers and dificulues Part Of the company TOOK
daerent route after fading water and had NOT been
heard OF the time this letter WAS written ms We
believe IL the 6rst received direct from any all
fornia emigrants BY way Of IL Faso, aef geilhg De-
yond tie Twin Mountains and leads "a y believe tnAt
our California parties have not been moested ~ mo
Indians
Mr. Lewis Harris, Of Harrisburg writing from the
head.watsrs Of the san -eba, says d" Our party las
got along well. 20 far. We met MAJOR Neign9ofs 90
day who informs that the road 10 81 Paso s good
that water plentiful the EOue WITH the exception
Of > miles. The country Is beautiful and erne-s anne
abundant-the streams abound IN nsn, ana - Tar .
pleasure tip." Mrs Harris (the lady accompanying
The psrty) enjoys herse feeling no fatigue. Ins et
Ter from Nr confirms our belief tnsi the party hfsi
mentioned had taken a bad route or they would nave
reach e Psso without difficulty.
Major Seghbors inclinnz TOO FAR south, struck inc
Rio Gssnde loo miles below Il Pas0. san Lleazaro,
~ miles below Il Psso ineluling socoFfo and ls-eia
contain population Of 400 souls ae Fne = ,-.H
waited and wine Is made u hne quality. AZ Il Psso
provisions are dear coffee s4x Dix pound from
E Psso Major Neighoors returned near the Sierra Gla
dalupe 10 the PecOs the ridge 70 tue C0ncno ~
way Of Brsdy's Greek % Freferlcks5urg lie route
passes over high rolling country vel waiered' ana
having sufficient qusntiry Of wood. Hs efi h raso
toe oh Of Nay and arrived a. frede1cksourg On the
10Th having Travelled twenty days Col Mays parry
were az Il Paso W W. Thompson and az party were
On he waters OF the Pecos They lad advanced mus
Tar without difficulty Itis supposed that tie travelling
route will Be that taken By Mr. Thompson, though
the Government train vii persist win usual fnilt+fy
,bborncs. 70 make the new route explored Dy The
yiu..rs The lerer from Judge Beard, written a.
sants re Is very fsvorable The Judge vas about 70
-~proclsrn his mission 70 the oenignted santa cans
News Of ne election Of Gen Taylor reached santa Re
early IN March. Gold was found IN small g1Ani1ries
about the Place bu: citizens were emzraing - CA--
forria Thirty isys would carry NAL from Alsrn 70
sans "a travelling Only during roe day.
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California Emigrant. Robbed.

A gentleman from Newton County NO. IN
iorrs Is that information had been received N Case
nile iust Is he WA starting for this place, taat com
psrv Of Calfornis eigrsnts o. the route ON in'e
pendence, about y days ago Wa net a. " SSIlon
Woods" about 100 miles west Of Council Grove, ~ /.
uarty OF Indians said 70 Be OssZes Who seized upon A.
their horses and mules (excceclng 49, alier estuh
the ha1nstrngs OF the oxen and cows ~i y otnef re
spects destroying properly "-n i1ey So-- NO. GAIT
Of
Our informant states that the party Of enigrsn,s
were over 20 strong, having more than IOl wagons,
- RS outrage Wa perperrsted without the emf
s-urs nr.nx oae zlu They were from Aacarns. Half
nat ruabe Of border could have defended them
selves against al me predatory Tribes n the prares
Persons inexperienced IN western life have been eau
toned from tine % tine against erlbsrkng their lives
and Interests in tEs. - them novel mode u fraven
without having prudent sld experienced Western zen
az The head u their expedition.
This Occurrences as vel a the massacre Of the Texas
party Red River give sui1cieat warning . Our Gov
nnent- OF Tie necessity u more troops the west
ern frontiers, 70 give protection y the Overland e
grants. " B. Ints-S eacsE, June ..
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The cholern At saratosa.
t0rre-p0ntcnco u Toe IH1une
$780,. er.r,-a f-.-l

cARArosA springs. jane p
hssvs Grss'-y s NrElrs,i.
am no siarnist neither do wish T. iuiure tie
prosperity OF our village but TIE Tr5ars aud various
other papers have given currency 70 false statements in
regard to the health OF this place and bsng unwilling
that Ths Tf5ans should thus be in error. VIII give
yoa 4st OF the deaths watch have occurred here
daring the last heen days, aaI s.so tie nsrro Of The
diseases near IS am able 20 ssc,rtans
June l2-Georse c. Loomi' resident cho.ers negro
=, Congress Hall. 30. l-,h-Rer 70 Modariy. rc...
dent doubtful Rev Mr. Barker. Ohio 30, NJ. Car.
pen'cr resident, oholers. negro. Congress Han 30
lsh-Nr hnickerhoc Ssr, resident DO negro resident.
consumption DIVA Nart resident psrsyrc
snocs blusch1ul1u, child, resident scarlet fever
Mrs Carney, resident, doubtful. 25,a-Mr MIRIAM.
resident cholera, .o-h-Ars. Lawrence, Inflammation
stranger, cholera Nr sirover cholera
Three Of the Aforesaid individuals cav before death
occurred snd have doubt oi their having tho chol.
era and have not thu least douoi that the others
delegated were likewise.
nave written the above 20 pat you on your guard
against pubAshing al the statements from se1ss .nd
yituas, whether ID or others Yours,
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California Entrants.

By bark FLORIDA. from Ne~-OF!eans for Chsgres,
June l.
W ID G--eu-ood 4 Ever-tt A chspnsy. A Boy,-. 2
Chaos Rsoert Psssr Jau~. Hear euh. Ics-l Joelsor
Hsor Acss,na1 Wn MstsaJ f.rr-- " 4 "sotcoes laac
Hoa1d ssaa-i BE- y, " NO. hchsrf Be-
o. Joaa D.n.r.st ia. Gs- KIM o. A~sS-s chsr.
J z Hs.r ID Drscr-al " 3afElz. v y H1f-
n. - K- R.s-r.s I1ls tlllo-y WI Ra.@s; To- H1d
% P..r sn-rs .ars s5rr Ro-r LEi-zstr. Hury Esa
-, -. ~. .-t H-srs st-1c1s Peter Ds-is Jaro1-
a. ~ Haf arls. I " hss-z-. Je-1 " - r. hari
snI Carpn- h-sy Arafetrc. Fs'-f hsrr-
J..-. K--.-s Ht-.-u.Fsr Ilsral1 5s-Lsl1 -ar1
oFDcur--~r P-trs narl-y. s1s- fEs. -- Cro-i Frfs
K.r-7s.~t-r &C., D-a-3s faFE-sll. Pruxe. "A %
- ,--r- P8s-rt-- 80 .svt Hear
-. i- H. si-rs Hrta-+ s--. Jt- " Tees. 8sr.
Ca. p-.osa Frs.c1is haqc.e. t-1-rr b-a1ci1
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Our friend Mr. Thomas Arid, Of Little River, ar
rived here on Thursday last lie went on with the
orr smith Company several miles beyond Chouteau
Trading house into the plains, he saI4 he had
fl view OF the NlchetaS Noun tans and could Tar
away toward santa 70. with nothing % oOstruct the
view vast plain. He lett the emzrants the l4lh OF
MAY all we'll and their cbsered with the besuti
iu prospect before them bede having fine prairie 10
travel over with no distractions.
10 has been raining since the emgrsnts left and
the coDseq was, that ty had very hard time,
travelling through mud and water o.. the while, being
themselves constantly wet YET notwithstanding al
this they enjoy good health Mr A. informs us that
several Il the panes waited az ChOutss0s short
nine and then went without the troops. The Fort
smith Company we're partly along with the troops on
the south side u the Canadian, and portion suA be
hind left them but expected 70 oyertake the
Escort IN day Or two. The Van Buren, Company
we're sl behind Al except the sgtler 10 the troops
Lieut. Bgfor1 had gone back with wagons 70 assist him
along The Van buren, Company vii 90 on VITA Ine
F7u Smith Company and the escort,
Fort Smith Herald, June
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GESrRAL AssOcIArfOs OT 1ASAcHCskrTs-
The above ecclesiastical and ministerial body assembled
on the door Of tho Elliot Church. ia Hoxbury, (hsv.
Mr Thompson o last evening al ) O'Clock. The Asso
ciaOn consisting OF representative cergymsn from Is
District Associations u Orthodox Congrezsuon<lists
throughout the Commonwealth, was called 10 order BY
the Pastor Of the Church The meeting made cbolcs
OF Rev T. ST. Cooley, DID. Of Granville, HAnpden
West Association, a. Moderator. lie said he wo1ld
perform the duties Of tho Office well he could. -
the age u three seorce years and IL. Rev Ersstus
Matby Of Taunton, vas elected Scribe and Rev. J. l.
Taylor Of ADdover, Assistant Scribe The Moderator
now addressed the Throne Of Grace. Rev Joseph :.
Clark Of Boston, read the Rules and Bylaws Of he
body. Committee on Elections. eolsisuns Of Rev.
he.as Mcclure, Thompson, Carpenter and two others
were appointed also, Committee Of Arrangements,
consisting Of Rev. Aessrs Thompson, Nahum. Gale and
Dr. Smell; Of Nonination-aey. Joseph 8. clsrs; Dr..
Hitchcock and Rev. Ar. White on Accountability.
Nesus. 5sbin and knight: Of Pgbiesron-ksv. A. w.
Mcclure and &. Msltby IL was announced nat hsy
Mr. Mckinney, q Delegate from the Old school oenerd
The neetns 10 fsy viii be held at tbs Elliot Church.
commencing at & o'clock, AN. Pm and u In the
evening Attbs lsst hour, Kew 5efn s~eetser Of Wof
cester will deliver discourse Homo SissoDs.-
About 90 elergymen present al the primary meet
Tag Of Association, moot Of whom have their nsla Of
labor In AsssschUsetts. We observed few Delegates
from the other states Of New Engand and very few
from distant states among the last Rsv Dr. Bal.
ard Of a. Louis No This s the hrst meeting Of taD
Association In Roxbury. This. together win The eas
westher the name Of the Church. from the Aposds
the Indians and the great beauty Of the city the
sesson, combine 70 render this highly interesusg
anniversary. Boston Tines, 9Th
TIE SAUvK CREyLssg CLosED.--Tbe City q
Orleans AZ last free from the destructive Drosds
Of the Aississippi the ssuv4 Crevasss having oeea
closed on the 25th INST learn BY telezsphlc DIS
patch On the 1osh reqglrtion was rssds on Toe city
By the Engineer, Mr. Dunbar, for loo more sscSs 70
be nled with earth and thrown tn between zoe ooaos
line Of p0g and this IL appears has been ssncisni %
complete the stoppass OF the vstsr me eoncsesion
Of the work was the diteut Of al for when the
lines of Milling from each bank q the crsvssse
hrousat within 3O feet Of each other the wstsr In tho
oues spaee was - iess deep, and 10 rushed through
with such velocity that steamboat, drawn Into the
current, was dashed violently sgsdast the works For
,uns.ely abe removed before any serious damage
was done. The authorities And residents Of the ilGa
dated distrcs making the active efforts 10
prevent sickness srsins Ia consequence Of the deposits
iefr By the recsding food Every precxsuoaAry usss
urs kAs bsss pas " praeres
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FKON BUENos AYREs.-Tne Boston IrareAe'
has fal details Of the from Busnos Ayres, PEI
ons Eliza Taylor. reported yestertay b Telegraph.
AZ Baenos Ayres produce w-s scarce ana high, and
reishts very much depre,-ed There vas very large
OF foreign vessels ~ port some q which had
been there Eve " SIX morAs waiting Tor freight 1cr
era Hamburg and Brems vessels which could not 60
home on account Of the Danish blockade, bad taken
hides on feigh, 70 the United states a. low Is OF
per pound Cspt E.3rdze says that hs laid there tor
three months without moving his anchor.
Many Of the English. Portuguese, and other Earo-
peans. al Busnos Ayres. were leaving Tor California
but tie fever had spread much among the natives
Quite humber had crossed the country 10 valparaiso
among them the sgent OF Dr. brancreth, Ct pl motor.
ETY. The expense 5y this overland route = email s
500, bur IN consequence ci he mountainous state
OF the country 1t u very fstigung AZ this tine tue
route Il inpsssabIe account q TIE cold and ice II
the mountains
since the arrival Of the Boston and New YORK pilot
boats a. Nonevideo their way 70 California, no ves
ssls bound there lad touched 81 either Monsev.deO or
Az