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MAraS., Mr. SsF.rland xosrs Hydsr STAT
P%s asr: .s%,
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cents; Pit M cents Desrs open at on Curtain rises a.
Es.aE 9s.. Is Wi It as..S
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Mr. c6anfgsg; Capt TObn. Nj {. Buris Charles SsS..
ss WITH hs'his
Ia; curtain rises 7sli boxes 2sc pit l21se.
III EVERY EVENING"
Il. original ssesy
4s hs oldest in the r9rS
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sSf es
Of ch Doors open az Soaeer
eight oe.s An Concert every Saturday COM
MRS. EMMA CILLINGBAM BosTwICK's CONCERT
and 1s'%s bSs% s SSSe
generally that hero Second concor. take place
%Asa ss
Nj fa1Tal,s Mr. Prison, Mr. Johnson pre-
PRoGsX
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sons"The siccms 6neEM h Bosswci e. T. Bristow
SSsano no %Sre rss Maynard
sOne-swset Bird.wh Flute obiisato by Mr.. j. A. "'''
Kyle (by special desire)-Mrs. Bostwick 80. Handel
IrioMdhe no'ts shall leave the noun tans-rs BostI
Overture Egmont-O rchestia. Beethoven
Due;.Lueia al lam1;,mmocr-" sulIa Tom6a'.
and kcnds la Espasnoia, in dasMr p0n''''
cavsin.SI seiiaia "a"~'.
Duet~Tow gently bcva-Mr Paige and Mr. An A''n'
sonso Nanny wilt thou gang with me Mrs Bost. iA'''
obtained at the Aston and irving nonses
denoe N 81 slith street, the evening
o'clock No ponems,t account Of the Weather The
superb Grand Piano to be used the occasion is from the
mannlseto,y 81 Ch,ckerlng Boston
A SToR PLACE OPERA HOUsE.-TnE ABOVE THEA
tire TO be let for term Of several months from the
present time For terms &c. c spRSs * MARTINI
Musical and Dramatic Agents. No. Barclay st.
WALLHAtLA, 50 CANAL sTaEEr.-PRoFEssoR
WANTS represented by twenty-five ladesof unparalleled
sns snS every nsn s % Rss
S1s cents Parquette % cents
HOWARD ATHENEUM-THEATRICAL NOrICE-C
H. e. leased S tine above me Win
aas:
engagements for the approaching Communca
(post paid) addressed to C. X. ThORNE, Boston, will
ceive immediate attention.
NOTICE.-BEACu STREET MUSEUM BOsToN-TuE
IN above beautiful establishment will open early August
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS of obtaining engagement
will please T CSsRI2Es GSi Vine
BOARDING., &c.
A PLEASANT ROOM AND BEDROOM, SUITABLE
T for n and his wife may be in FANS
East Broadway References exchanged.
DRivATE BOARD;-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
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CUARON SPRINGS PAvILION.-THIS ESTABLISH
~ s for the reception Of guests and will
main open till the LIST day Of October next
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FOR SALE


NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
IN L. F. uough, Auctioneer.- sale of Horses
Carriages Harness Saddles Ser this day Juno 18th,
menclng at IL o'clock John II. GATFIELD, PrOp'r.
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ITO FEMALE 1NvALIDS AND FAMILIES-THE SUB:
scrher being der0us and we'll
of the modesty Of her forbddng that confidence
due medical adviser om giving due at
tention their health led to this methed Of notifying
females laborng under weakness and general debility &c.,
that they be treated scientific principles by
qualified do them justice Reference families Of
the highest responsibility. MRS. s. WOODRUFF
Female Family Physician, 45 West Broadway.
nR. COOPER. IA DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR TUE
- last fourteen years confined his practice the
of mercural and other diseases of delicate nature
He the aggravated Of this disease and
mild removed in two to i've days. perfect
charge.
MO CURE, NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, 10 DUANE ST.
be consulted the treatment of certain delicate
diseases practice of sixteen years devoted to the treat
of delicate diseases enables Dr. c. to tho
form Of this disease Recent cured in three days No
mercury used
THE TRAVELLERS MEDICAL GUIDE-BY RALPH
Glover NJ D., Is tho most compete work published
diseases Of the geno urinary organs Price 81 For sale
BY the auti his Office No. tnOw No. lz) Ann street.
where 10 consulted in oil diseases there referred
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TO BE LET.
ITO LET, WITH STEAM POWEk.-THE THIRD AND
fourth stories and basement of fire proof building
Nos y and 81 Gold let with power. Tho
we'll lighted Possession given the LIST
July. X. HOE CO., Is Gold st.
ITO LET.-THE FIRST STORY OF BUILDING NO. Is
Gold street, well lighted suitable for ware
will be let low for the remainder Of the
''''''''A ''''H ~ ' r. HOE CO.. IS Gold street,
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Jury NoTICE.-OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION Err
Of Jurors. New City Hall. Park-All persons by law
empted from of Jury Duty In the City and
County New York, and who have reported their
empton for at this ONCE are hereby notified ao
tho order to prevent the Insertion Of their
names on the Petit Jury List Of the Time for
cording such from Monday June 18TH to Satur
day Jun, 10Th Conclusive between and o'clock and be-
anu WM a WALKER Commissioner Of Jurors.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

b.
n CONTINENTAL LODGE NO. III, I. o. OF O. F.-BRO-
~ thersYou hereby informed that the Lodge has been
moved TO No - Canal street. You particularly
qpested to attend. ii. Is. SEARS, N. q.
THos. b. HARRIS Sco'y.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS. A
special meeting OF the Il. W. @. L. OF this Order will
take place at Gothic Hail. Monday evening June H. a.
o'clock N B-Punctual Attendance IL required 1t being
on business Of importance. s. BRO0KER, r. W. G.M.
s. CARTER, p W. q. Secy.
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ITO CALIFOENIANS.-WIfH AN EXPERIENCE or
6ftcsR years in preparing stores for shrs and Pas
sonRers the saiscr confidently offers his services
nenoing to make the voyage 20 California At his
.tcte may had for Provision, Of every des
clption Ter any number of persons nDnth
wears An will he suitable packages
nc Ithmus or for tho longer roate.
KEMP llf WaIl street Nav yort
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PLEASANT ROOM AND BEDROOM, SUITABLE
IA for gentl, and his wife, be obtained fami-
ly where there boarders application
East Broadway. References exchanged.
DR!vATE BOARD.-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
L Room to let, with Board to Lady, Lady with
Gentleman in quiet family Broadway and Canal
street. No references required. Address A. NJ e. Herald
Office.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
girl who has lived several years in respectable families
in this city, do house chamberwOrk. Is
washer and roner capable Of doing sewing taking
of children willing herself generally
Please call ut 223 Bowery.
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ID EMOvING-FRENCB MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR
A mrly s7 broadway, now as Broadway near caaal st
Globes CbiHnies Silk wicks, Shades Sperm Oh Nc SUE
pensions. Brackets and Stands VI. DAROONViILE
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LSOR CALIFORNIA.-A BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER YES
sell Of 200 burthen Just bu 1t for the
purpose fitted up with handsomely furnished
cabin her entire length embracing and
comfort possible will bail about tn. I2th Of July ballast
trim with every probability Of making remarkably quick
nip About 81 passengers, forming select company,
secure ssaae on pplying to G, B. ROLLINS x co,
Wal greet.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN ACTIVE, INTEL
w Ggent Protestant female where there children
instruct ousekeeper. IL
and good dressmaker No objection make herself useful
enp
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CITY TRADE REPOnr,


Cyrus urtis, OF New ofk. Commissioner of Emt
grafton IN place OF James Boormsn. resigned
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A cox BEGs LEAVE MOST RESPECTFULLY TO
"A inform friends and The public that he has removed
No ~ Centre TO fO Bekman strcet where he
carries his business OF reRovang and repairing
usual the reasonable terms All orders punctuay
nj
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nR POWELL oCULIST, AURiST, &C ATTENDS AS
usual to diseases of the Eye and Ear at Ia Warren
where can be had pamphlet gratis describing his mode
OF treating the affections Of those delicate Also the
Sd edition of his popular Treatise Eye Price cts
Artitcial Ex insert ted
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CHANtRAUS NATIONAL Tt EATRE, CHATHAM ST.
% IMenday Evening June ls will be acted JONATHAN
bhAbFokD or the Murder At the Roadside InnDsn Mae
rasy Mr. Chanrau Caleb Scrummage Mr. c. Burke; Jona-
than Brndford Mr Held; Ann Bradford Miss Nestayer SAL
~ MIS- g. Chapman. After which, THREE YEA RS AFTER,
sequel the Mysteries and Aiseres Of New York-Mose
Mr. s. Chapfrsu Capt Tobn, Mr. Z. Burte Charles Mea
dows NJ sieid Lizey Miss Mesiayer Isabella Meadows,
Yrs Woodward To conclude with HIS FIRST ECCADIL-
LO!-Mr Jonadab Jinkin Mr.. W. Chapman. Doors open
Ia; curtain rises 7si boxe &c nit l2l.c.
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&s) OAA 10 81 QUITO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
DC,OOO Property, for term Of years, at seven per
cent, $1,000 to 81, OUU. Apply afer4 Pm, to
GEORGE TUTHLL ~ Dey street
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CORRESPONDENCE


We comply with pleasure IN the request Of Colonel
Childs 10 place the following correspondence in our col
ums.-[.Nat Int.
FoRr MoTIENRy. (Mp } Sept. %. lSio.
SIR In The National lntelllgencer of to-day have
read with establishment and Indignation the following
paragraph. in a communication from the French Mn
lister, NJ. Poussin, 10 the Secretary oiSlale, MIR. Clay
ton
The Legation of France cannot and viii not make
itself the echo of The reports, more or less well iounded
which have been current with regard TO Col. Child's
conduct in this affair ; nor will it press certain facts
imputed against him, which il would be perhaps easier
10 prove lhan he could prove Inc charges brought by HIM
self.'
So long as NJ. Poussin confined himself to comments
on my evidence before the Board OF Commissioners, |
tet quite indifferent to his nplnions of my testimony II
is ON record. and when published will yindlcale the court
that decided upon The case Of PORT. The General who ap
proved lis proceedings, and The final action Of the Gov
eminent.
| deny Indignantly The insinuations contained in the
quotation, and defy NJ. Poussio to establish the re
molesl point in the lshonorable insinuation that he has
made.
feel that it is my right TO ask, at the hands Of the
proper authority. that NJ. Poussin be requested To make
specific and tangible charges and, whatever they may
be, that opportunity be given me 10 show thriI talsity.
THOMAS CHlIDS,
Brevet Brig. Gen. u. 5. Army.
Hon. Gro. ". CRAwFoRp,
Secretary gUa, Washington.
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jim loNs wv. loNs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Charles +. Stuart has been appointed a Surveyor at
Alexandra, Va. vice Mr.. Fendall, deceased.
McClintock Young, Chief Clerk Of The Treasury De-
partment, resigned his office to day. The resignation to
take effect on The first Of December next.
New ORLEANS, Sept. SO.
BY an arrival here from Corpus Christi, we have a re-
port that The Camanche Indians held a council Of war
frontier settlements.
The sales of cotton for the week amount to only 600
bales. Prices continued steady as last quoted. The re-
ceipts are light. The total amount since the LIST Sen.
TENDER is only 90 $40 bales against 81 $40 bales at the
same time last year. The stock on hand now is but
2f,740 bales against 4S $40 bales last year. The wea-
ther lately has been very favorable for packing. Ac-
count, however, from all quarters represent the crop as
short.
Twenty thousand dollars worth Of dry goods imported
by the British ship Gossip under false invoices were selz
ed on Friday by the Collector.
LoUIsvILLE, Oct. |.
The State Convent n, for remodeling the C0nstitu
ton Of the Stale Of Kentucky, organized to-day by cleo
ting MIR. James Guthrie. democrat, of this city, presi-
dent.-The vote on his election stood-Guth SO, Nix
on 43. Mr.. Thos. J. HELM was chosen Secretary.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. |.
Advices have been recei we'd here from Chihuahua sta
ting that the Indians are daily becoming more hostile.
Fifty Mexicans and several Americans have recently
been killed by them. An American trader, named
Vaughn. was inu rdered by the Indians about the middle
OF july last.
The Apachee Chief, it is said. offers large premiums
Tor American aud Mexican sea- rs.
The clnolera Is raging very badly al Durango and 9th
CT pvs,s in Mexico.
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TINE subscriber will commence the next session OF his
i School, at Mount Calvary, six miles south oi Campbell
Courthouse, on Monday, the 18th Of Octobev, IS49. At
which will be taught tho common elementary branches; sew
cral branches OF Mathematics; the elements Of Natural Phi
losophy, Chemistry and Astronomy; and a preparatory
course of Latin.
Tuition for a session of0 months, giving vacation 2 weeks
out of the time, ~, IS, 90 and rs dollars, accor ding 10 the
branches pursued. Scholars will not be taken for less than
The amount for the whole session, except under very pecu.
liar circumstances; and no deduction will be made FOR lost
time except on account OF death or protracted sickness. II is
very desirable and exceedingly important that the scholars
should all commence at the beginning Of the session.
BOWLING II. WINSTON.
Good Boarding can be got near the school house at a mod
crate price.
Oct S-3r
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n @ H NJ O N d III A Il X rs.

VCt. 7, IHI''
T0BACCO-The market is quite animated, and pr
cmi u most descriptions may be quoted a shade higher.
The breaks are small, however, the arrivals very l'gl',
and stock decreasing. We quote Lngs 81 rs a So SO
for shipping, ard So 25 a 81 50 for manufacturing; com
mon Leaf$i 50 S. so; Good and Fine S. a S. 50;and
Fine Manufacturing 81 10 $l7, as to quality.
FLOUR Receipts continue quite light. Sales of
Richmond superine have been made at $506.; Scots
vile. ST.; receipts very light. consequently market firm.
been made for cash al 81 05 for white, and s | for red for
merchaniable lcIs-extra qualities may be quoted q cts.
per buslel higher.
CORN-Weq quote Corn at 52l to SO cts. per bushel.
CORN MEAl-6O 10 65 cts. per bushel. Kiln dried
meal is held at 81 80 per Dbl.
OATS-Not much doing. We quote 80 cents per
bushel as the selling price.
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xpNy

Official intelligence has been received at the War DE-
paf,neni 10 The effect. tha, on the evening of the 18th
September. General Twiggs. with Major Aiackall. Capt.
Casey. and a Military Guard from the Fourth Artill ny,
went in tn. steamer 'Col. Clay, to Charlotte Harhnr
from Tampa Bay, and. according to appointment. held
a council with The Chiefs of the ~Semlnoles. the place vi
meeting being an old trading house a, The head "l The
bay, and within the limits of the Indian ierriloy-
The Indians manifested the most ohliging and fiendly
disposition. and agreed to deliver the indian prisoners.
now in their custody. TO the Off 'ets Of our army. on tho
10Th ofthe present month, al Charlotte llarbor.
Up to the 23d of Sept the steamer Ocean with the head
quarters and five companies of the Seventh Infantry, Ind
not arrived at Tampa Bay-lt was supposed that she had
put into Pensacola on account of a storm IN the Gulf
A detachment, of l55 recruits for this regiment at
rived at Tampa BAY from New York on the 18Th Sep
TENDER
Company b. LIST Artillery from Fort Columbia, ar
rived at Pilatki on the 24,h of September.
Colonel Munroe of the I'd ARTILLERY with his command,
Proceeding to Santa Fe, was al Council Grave on the
18th Of September.- NM. Int.
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Brevet Brig. Gen. CHLps.
u. S. .1rmy, Fort Nd Henry. MARYLAND.

The following .Morceau is from the Now York Globe.
II would be Difficult, to find a more emphatic illustration
of the truthfulness of John G Calhoun's remark. that the
Locofoco party was held together by "lhe cohesive power
Of public nnder.'-.4lbdny Erc. Journal.
'.Deuocrats! shall we 90 to work and elect our whole
ticket, which will enable us all to pariake OF the fat
thin gs which will fall from the democratic cornncopia, or
shall we remain dirided, and be compelled for number
of years TO feed on short commons and "cold fodder -
until we have not ST reng'h enough to Withstand a good
stout. old-fashioned Staten Island nor'westeIl Uhat do
you say2
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o. The news from Florida indicatestha there will be
no Indian war. This will be sad news to many of the
citizens Of that State, who, with a lively remembrance of
the manner in which the national treasure was poured out
there, during the last war, have been hoping for another
opportunity Of enriching themselves at the public ex-
penSe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

o. The persons indicted for the Astor Place Riot, in
New York. last May have been convicted, and sentenced
to the Peniteniiary for various periods. Edward z C.
Judson, the editor Of a miserable and infamous sheet,
called "Ned Bun,ine's Own was the ring leader. Ia
the course Of the trial, one of the witnesses, when asked
what was Judson's profession, answered. "lhat Of a riot.
or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

o. The Life and Correspondence of William
Writ, by the Hon. John p. Kennedy, of Balti-
more, has just been published by Messrs. Lee s.
Blanchard, in two handsome octave volumes. 1t
will be eagerly sought after, not only in Virginia,
but throughout the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

&C. In the 18th Congressional District, the
representation of which is vacated by the death
of Mr.. Newman, member elect, there seems to be
II difficulty in selecting a Democratic candidate.
The two gentlemen, most prominent, are Col. G.
w. Thompson and T.. ]. Martin. The former is
recommended by the fact of his being victimized
by the present MISUNDERSTANDING been
turned out of the office of u. S. District Attorney.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

THE MARYLAND ELECTioN.-The election for
members of Congress took place on Wednesday
last. Both parties were sanguine, and we have
been disposed to regard the result as very doubt
full. Possibly we may be able to give some re-
turns in a Postscript.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

%. II is said that Mr.. Calhoun has announ-
ced his intention to resign his seat in the u. S.
Senate. We know not what credit is to be at
tached to the rumor. We should most sincerely
regretif it prove well founded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

DJ- The owner Of the new u. s. Mail Ocean steamer,
Ohio, offers to bet $50, 600 that she will beat any vessel
afoat across the Atlantic.
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Washington s pit. "a, 1919.
SIN In reply TO yours Of the 22d inst. touching
the remarks Of NJ. P.ussin, while he was accredited to
the Government of the United States. as Minister Plen-
ipolentiary and Envoy Extraordinary of The Republic of
France in lelatlon 10 the claim of Nj. Port, and your Con
nectiun herewith, | have 10 state, that lcannot comply
with your request. tina, M. Poussin be called on TO make
his charges specific and tangible against yon."
The official relation between this Government and NJ.
Poussin has been severed. Moreover, it is presumed that,
whatever he may have dune as the French Minister,
ought not to be assumed in his individual character.
Nor, in respect to The case of NJ. Port,ii is thought that
you should feel dIsqnieted. especially when you reflect
that The award Of the Military Commission, raised on the
occasion, had been approved by The COMMANDING Gen
eral. and affirmed and re affirmed by every Department
If the Government.
| cheerfully add that nothing has reached The Depart
menl, which reflects on your character AS an officer and
a man.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEO. w. CRAWFORD,
Secretary of WAR.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYCHBuHG, Oct. 9th, IsaY.

LYCuBuRG, Oct. 9th, ls49.
TobACCo.-inspce'ed the past week F: 10 Hhds.
With a small stock in the mar ket, the demand increases.
and prices gradually go higher. Sales range from 81 30 To
81 30 tor l.uSs; 81 90 to ), 30 rr common and middling
Leai' 50 80 to ~ Tor good and fine Shipping, Sc to $40 Tor
good aud fine Manufacturing.
WlE\I-So and IS Tor Red and White.
WILLIAM I. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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O.. The suit between Mr.. and Mrs. Butler
has resulted in a decree for a divorce. Both par
ties are at liberty to marry again. We presume
that she is now giving her readings in Shakespeare
to numerous audiences in PHILADELPHIA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

MARRIAGE.

Married. on The % inst, by the Rev. Mr. Ianghorne.
oflhe Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr.. JOHN s.
WALKER. of Richmond. tn Miss LUCY w, only
daughter Of Capt. j. Nj. oiey. of tins place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

o. T@ Hon. II. W. Chinn, Of La, appointed Charge
'd'Ahaires to Naples, had proceeded as far as Paris on his
way 10 his mission, when the state Of his health COM
PEELED him 10 return to Ibis country.
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81. We had no mail from Richmond on FRI
day night. We do not know where the fault
lies. The disappointment is veXatious enough.
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ARRIVAL Of the STEAMER CANADA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROP
ny MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Transmitted for the A american.

ST. Johns. ~, b., Oct. 3. .
Tho Royal mail stsame. Canada arrived a, Halifax
nj a quarter past nine o'clck yesterday morning, AID
her news reached here to-day overland express. She
made her passage IN less than ten days.
The commercial news upon The wh"le exhibits no spe-
cial change nor movement. 1he Pfodnee market was
lnitly supplied. bn, The demand for must articles was in
active.
Tho Cotton trade has been raiher lsnsnii at fair pti-
ccs.
The money market continued abunian,ly supplied and
bills were selling NJ q per ri. premium.
The political news presents no new l. ailrs OF special
mnncnt.
There was considerable frmness in Hmadsiufs, and
hiIhcr pricrs had been paid.
A moderate business doing In cured Provisions at
steady prices.
llUNGARY.-Comofn. though hesieged, sill holds
on, aud can defy lis hrsieeers one enlifo year. The M
lnence OF Russia and Austria Is heine eAet'ed To compel
The Porte To surrender the i~iungatan chiefs. who have
taken refuge IN Turkey Letters INN Consiant'n"p'e
state that This has heen positively refused.
The latest Intelligence ffnm Hungary. received by tho
london sun says that Pc'erwafiein surrendered 10 tho
Imperial troops IN the 9th NIL. The N'agyars decided
10 sill hold ont. but the maJnr,iy oserrn'ej them.
3 1000 meo in u state Of complete discipline. The Off
crrs held a meeting and rasofvei hs n urge mnjrity not
10 surrender. According 10 TIL Vienna Jpnrnals. So.0W
men are 10 hesiepe Ganorn. The lrlniiarj men, was 10
commence On the ID h. when the A0strians occupied n
great part If the island. but without 7, sisianee. A part
of the lluognttans were strongly ee,rrnched heiore tho
fortress. aud il VS. expected would give The Ans'rians
battle.
1t was mmored nj Vienna that ten. Hem had fallen
into tho hands ol the l,n,slans. Since the 10Th q large
number of Hungarian ohiccrs had been put IN death Mt