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Court Calendar Th,s D.v.

BrrrnIoR Counr-Noe. 20, jS, %, II, 1872 156. ls3,
16s. So S. g. 11S Cs 1855 10s III, ~, S.. 4y1 49, 49,
47 ISL 1ss iss lso 100 loI 49, 1s3 1884, 1885, lso,
1g7, 1876 199 200.
The Issue Of Law calendar demurrcrs) will be taken
MP at IL o'clock, at Chambers before Judge Paine.
svrrRIoR Covnr-7Sanplsrred Caiendsr.-No-. rs, Z,
IL a. ~ So ST. ~ So ~, ss $50, NJ, ~, s. 80 90 81,
~. %, 81 g5, 81
Cnevu Cornr.--Sos 2se ass asa COS, sos, 800 to
5l2, 3s4 l7s. 4e9. 500 45O.
ConNo- PLras-Part Nos cs3 ass es7 65o ss1.
Cos, Cos. 6s5 csc 6sl. 673. 81 Part $50. 564,
SIS $50 sS2 ss4 $50 5ss 500 592 5ee SOS 600 eo2 coz
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SrFor the last fifteen years have teen trying almost
every ruedy that could hear q aud advertised
and fsrt my hair - grow Int could DO g. until tried
your ~ondsrful finimen Which my acted Ike ma.
Since vhh Ihasc u " May shen the e.uit
tas teen The 7 W. HtRkER. - Nc Doursl ~.
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OODfkkf fAfttsoN Co, ~ ans ~ Broad street
rI,HosE SPLENDID DRESS cooDS-Gro STEWART
st the store. Tp BrOsdway. New aud very rich
patterns of silks slk Tissues, Canton s muns strire
nchews French muslins printed lawns ,orethsr with
chcce -eection of Ladies
ed ladies and purchaser d. better than call anA
make tleir seieetionsa ~ 6s broadvay.
GnAwLs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or CAN
~ ton erare fhawis and scarfs plain sad
thee good At cTo sTEwARTs 80 Ire.d~ay corner II
Nhtc rtrttt Also beautiful mantllas.
news't styles, just received. rTIs broadway.
DARIs ENBRolpERIEs AND LACE Goops.-TuE
ladies q New York respectfully
Ven o .is ot VIC rchesi most Varied aud decidedly The
eh.srtt stock 81 fnbroaeres and Lace exhbi
ted IN this city which ready the Nev
ctore corner ~ broadway and White These goods
he H he latest imrorstions, unsurpassed IN style and
S ae esentinlA necessary 20 complete iadys wardrobe.
ecnrrine IN part ~ the following goods Real Naller-
sisn9es lacss All widths d. Mechiin ard Nans dc d.
Biaek Thread and SIN Do decidedly chcap Black worsa
and hohnir do for manta; Imitation every style
and quality Black Thread and White Lace Wells; Black
snd White lace toifures for head dresses Black and white
tearr great targans Emhrodered Muslin Cages trimmed
With Naebcennes aces vailencennes t~s Berths with
sleeves 70 mates Ladies kmbroidersd breakfast Caps
n B-rarticsar attention is solicited ths vsllen-
cisnnee lhee cellars and Cufs in corcts st ~ they rc
kno~decd 70 te the cheapest offered broadway.
Hshr'sdNay. corner ~ " Nhite s,reet
yVET GOODS. FROM rHE EARGo-srrIRrrvE BLACK
~ w Frsssh Cloth ssa Doeshin css.i@erv. ~e, bi.sk
fss. slsh co''r' pr'eds ~. ars rds =, CnsSs,sy. a.
DARisIkN MILLINERY. -rHE sUHssRfBER WILL
oren friday, the 18th instant, several ef us
latest style % Paris Donnet consisting Of Grape Lace sik
Embroidered, and sirsw Benn received Herr
Laciet rcffetfuny limited and sxsmint
thsssnss AMI BOYLE Ma . rs1a plsss.
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We were holding u for higher prices; and II wiz only
bs when they ind out their mistake that tho Liver
pool maxket wiz become active and prices take rart
ngward. That time s not hhr Distant and the rrobs-
bnity is that the next packet win bring secounts Of
an In improvement prices and active demand rron
spinners. The annexed table exhibits the moyemsnts
osthe staple in this country up to the latest dates In
each Of the past two years. "
r.,., ..s noy.s.zsrs or CorroE ~ rIrS CsIrEp srArrs
dates, Is<s--Bale. . los a,a
10 90. DO. $50 do. I13.I9l
porte up 70 latest dates 1879 Dc. L:ss.tsa
Total ,hipm.p,. 10 No,.,- - Dee e7,o:
Do. do. do. is;S $50 SS 90. ssS sssaS
Stock on hand at latest INC S'"'
dates, 1919 DO Al, x<a
DO. do. do 1850 do. aa.is3
The latest dates referred to above range from, 49,
Soth to April 8th each year. More recent aeeonnts
by telegraph, show falling of OF $4,000 bales
This, compared with last year, reduces the crop ths
year to 100000 bales; and Of this wears rror
mas already reached market the falling OFT in the re-
ceipts Tor the remainder Of the season will be
uonably great 60 far as prices are concerned thev
VIII probably be Influenced much by the accounts
from the South relative to the planting Of the nev~
crop, as by tho deficiency in the crop now coming 70
market so far the accounts have very unfavora
pie ior an early planting and fears are entertained
throughout the cotton growing section the country
tnat IL WIZ be Later before the plant gets good stanl
this year than IL was last
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The Old Colony RaiIoaSl.

BosToy, April To- $50.
The report OF the committee to look into the affairs
Of the Old Colony road has made Its appearance and
excites considerable sensation The branches have
been at enormous loss-the only profitable sd-
junet being the Fall River railroad. The committee
state that the dividends Of 1s47-as were paid out Of
the capital Of the company, and that no profit
has accrued from the business Of the past year
In less than two the company have paid nearly
$4,000 extra interest The reserved fund said to
be on hand in lsis-'4s had existence. There has
been large business done the over issue of stock and
that outstanding amounts to about si20oo-not men,
toned in tire last report Of the directors. They
commend entire new system OF management
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time you will ~ called urcn 70 rtmbcr. rhen ycu can
ebtain Watts Nervous Antidote. IL v nov suheien,y
lnep 20 ao without advertising any more for bottles
bought through Recommendation ~ enc tronrh ad,t
tisemsbt plIsti v ~ kassau street. ~ stes"sF
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q the Route scros the Ihmus the Pacific Coast san
Iranco and various cities and min sections IN Csfor
MIA faithful portaiture of things they One
learn almost much Nv passing evening at t Broadway
three doors above Nbo from actual visit TO the Gold
Mines. See advertise
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BOSTON April ~ 1907
The H. Aymar arrived this morning from Buenos
Ayres, with date to 1lth February.
The Brit1 Packet Of the 9th, Gays that In the early
part Of January the Baron de Yunez, colonel in the
Imperial service. with number Of other Brazilian
officers Of different grades IT the head Of force Of 80
composed " refugees and Rio Grandc bsnditti,
made incurion into the Oriental territory for the
purpose of stealing cattle Fortunately the Oriental
authorities were the alert, and n letter from the
Baron to another Brazilian officer. announcing the
yandalc expedition having fallen into their hands,
the maraudcrs taken by surprise by the division
Of Col. Lamas, and cut TO pieces.
There has been change In commercial AFFAIRS, aud
business generally duh. The number of hides
ported from Buenos Ayrcs 10 the United states In
January 49ps3 dry, 33l6 salted Number Of hams.
3y.155. The amount Of wool exported In tho
time 10 the United states, 30 bales aud 154
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DIR. Elliott, Ocuii.t, No. cas- v,


inform. patients aud friends that hours
from 1ets O'Clock. honday. wednesday, and Friday
Er , prescribe r the roer after o'clock the above
xaw
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SPORTING.

II ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROuNDs-rgOrTrvc-A
N pure OF t25 will on this day. O'clock
horses that rotted for lv In
W. -Sis rlesed with the foowinr .ntri~sw sIultx
Rogers b. r. Hudson.
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Chnere quid Hair Dye eocr rcd grey hair Abeautul
jt tlaet and not inure the cain hair. II Is i'm
possible you believe a. know but H. and you hna
Price sshilires and " shngs per
Ter sale cnly at the no~eTy Drug store. l62.
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ToNoSro, c. W, April 10, 1850.
Bishop strochsn left for England to-day TO petition
the Imperial government to vetoe the University bill
al the last session
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FINANCIAL.
PUBLICATIONS

WANTED-oNE HUNDRED AND rIFry DOLLARS.
w for year. for which mortgave furniture AZ
NC, will be given. Address l.. s.. at this once
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The PIumbe National Gallery, 2;

TaIbotypes, or Portraits ON Paper, OF any
up the fs daily very superior
styls. - Nj Broadway. y w. r. LANGkSHkiN-
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Movements OF Irdi dividusIs.
bnbh. Z. =. A., r. A. C1ark; Z. r. Qseektntush.
=. A. have arrived In this city.
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Brady's National Collection OF DaGuerrco-
pcs 10 and 1U Broadway Of Fulton StrAn
Fsrs and stIsns are respectfully invited call aud examine
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Comb Factorv. 3s1 Rro.dv.v. bet

us Ccmn Factory, 3s5 Broadway, between
walker and White Shell and Buffalo Horn
Dress Combs Of desn and choice
TO extent and variety Every description Of Comb Of To-
low prices. A. 4 j. SAUNDERS.
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Circulation and business OF the New York
Herald.

For the information Of men of business and all
other people, we give our readers the following
statement of the actual circulation of the daily
Nsp York Herald for the last week -
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mar DIV, ca, oply he rrceurea AZ the ufseery wa
The public should gusrd asains, limitations
various diplomas Persons whose hair hes s-sumes bad
color from The imitation dye have esrreet
I'd ~ calling above. Cory the address.
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curing all shin diseases decoraticns and blemshee Pou
DIRE subtitle for srsdcanE ~rerfuou hair RON psrt o.
the body. lily White for the eompeton liquid Rouge,
ke ~ walker street hrst store from tnot Broadway
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Chapter ON T1les.-Coll1ns has made q
grsas HE In Teddy the Tier We surrresd - IL
Re buys hs tiles Of Ksor l Fulton street. s.d al Ne sh
lAh fnocks the world would NOT make bguiss n tAe
By their sales Knox has made great hit Ne CAoAn.
disposed to be struck somesly pAtssass ksex
and Collins.
Seals OF the Mystery opened by the Me-
tonsl Police Gazette Of this week and dark depth OF guilt
and depravity revealed thereby The National Poos Gs
iete OF this week. ready b Of the richest pub
lished Read mark and nwardy digest Once l0o kassas
street. Price cents.
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III buQltOn 10 lDiS cHCndtlOn, We publish the
1vppAy H,RAIp which circulates nearly $4,000
WKRkLy HERALD, for the United States. ..... 1900
WRKKIy HgRALp. for Europe, as high IA. 80. 1000
WkkKLY HERALD, for California, ~ high -. 1900
Gar consumption Of paper annum, nosrly $50 900
Average receipts weekly. y.................. 1000
Annual receipts nearly. 100000
The circulation of the New YORK HERALD,
among the higher order OF business men, states
ncD, respectable families, and people of intellect,
u ose-thnd larger than any other journal on his
so~tfnent; and in Europe it is only equalled by
the London Times When required by news or
business, issue double sheets-and the pro-
Sress of the age is rapid that we will soon
have TO issue them daily. People, however do not
Ike double sheets from their unweldy size; but we
hope they will excuse the necessity devolving upon
ms Of issuing another tomorrow, and hereafter as
necessity requires.
This is the commencement of the business sea-
ron, and we have deemed it useful to state these
anportant facts for the benefit Of advertisers, men
Of business and the public in general
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Boston aud New York Telegrsph-Merss's
neTor sale Twenty Shares q the Stock Of the sbovs
comrany. Address b. At this once.
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ro.,ed ur, regards the sriendd Oriental saloons q
fERK1Ns Co, a Grand and Centre streets
informes the. hsre nothing equal 70 u IN kurop. am-
rica for eatsnt bsAuty ccstness management We DO
not wish ary tRte word for a. but and
and they satisfied eall and smile ct
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s,. ,i ~ III 1s s.ssss .ss - s " AZ hssGRSHIx
The PIunbe National Gallery, a5i BROAD
vsys,rsrrr. and o,hsrs ~ snd hi. q The mos, In
,er-tins place IN the city Ihs eosetens o. IorrN. of
@. Saunders Patent Metallic Tablet Razor
'ss s.., .s I s % sI y asr y,s s can
ts had At the subsritsrs' ~hois.Al' asd rs.l,
lr Brosdway corner 81 Liberty street. sad So nrOsd-sy
Odd FeIio~Ss' Hsll.-strsngcrs not well
FIX s.':s. =; p:S;s streets ss'sss. .s
informes that there nothing equal 10 IL In Europe Am
Nc; .s 5 ' 1y one 70 is sar vcrs isr q .ai
.nd they not satisfied sai on u.s. and smile ct eur en-
Boston aud New York Telesrsph-Msrse's
es cs%s.sy' sssr... bry b. !. sSi. cS... ~ ''
The snow, the LILY. and the Rose are
tssded in ,hs face after rs,hns -h Jgsss se.s
% srrgea r%I rssss. ss AZ. ssFsd s I sris
depot fcr tie true spanish LILY white.
street, 1he public should rusrd sssin, nitson
.os cs BE S *. M As,
I'd ~ calling ss above. Cory the address.
eourauSs's italian Medscsted Soap, for
;sss 1 I'm i.d ssr $ h.. rsS
.he tedy y White for ,h. so%glssisn. ,ilp,d Roare
saS a sss.. BATE Jsrdsa ia ws.hiss'oa street. Boston
They all soy ~ wonderful how the
tr"as a sE tlasi ss3 10, nur, sis ssir Its I'M
possible believe a. know but H. and hna
a. recommended. Price sshires and " shngs per box
Ter sale cnly at the Bo~sTy Drug store. l62.
DR.. Elliott, Ocuii.t, No. Gas Broadway,
hs patients aud friends that has oce hours
FROM lets o'slosk on Monday. wednesday, and Friday
Ir , rressrs for the rosr after oeOek the shove
days
New york, April =, IsJ0.-Dr. Keliirger-
srFcr the last hfteen years have teen trying almost
every uedy that could hear q aud advertised 20 try
and sst my har y grow Int could not 40 a. unul tried
vondsrful fniment Which acted like marc
since vheh have ndcd u 10 any ehen the reui
has teen The ssme T w HtRkkR ~ MeDoussi st.
scld 81 40 Fesfi street, .os and s7e Brosdvay.
Preserve shs. Nots~c--tt may be the last
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vsy-s,rsr E.rs and othsrs viii and this the
t~-ns place. IN the city The collections Of Portraits
d.ngued u the largest in the United stat
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vera Cruz.

We have received the Looeas',r, q Yer, Cruz, 70
the date Of January. The news 1, not Of arr lm.
rortauce. A correspondent OF ~ Leco-p,sr Of vera
cruz q the 18th nit writing frsm Quer.tsro states
that Congress has been occupied With the enquiry
upon the question Of the trial Of General Armi. Tn.
cholera u seems is still raging In various town. %
the interior Of Mexico. There Is furiou. politics.
eon,rovsry rsgins at Queretsre rtls,ve to the Jssus
tie Governor supports them, While they ere siou,iy
opposed By the liberals In other respects The pro
ceedirg. of Congress have been unm pcrtant.
non Josquim jtmenss. . Spsnisrd the editor ~ the
To Nsrhe journal published In the city ~ Msxi.
60 sho mas been ordered Immediately TO quit the
Nexiesn territory, arrived in the 6iligsnc. from
Msncc AZ Nets Ctus, on the nth December.
Ibe news frtm fucstan " very mssrre Things
seem TO continue In that M fstsd country much ire
zane. eoneilistory course is being tried with
the ustve Indians add the Catholic esrrv have bs.u
sent 10 them 20 endesvor 90 tame them ana LEAD than
TO pacific course. But ali isin vain. Meantime some
troops ard little money have arrived from the general
government a. Mexico and the Nucstsn Legislature .
sxeriirg t,fo raise funds 70 pvt On end 70 the var
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Marina AmnIra.

srrisrRs ron CH,cHrs-The favorite steamer En-
pre City Capt Wilson leave, for Chsgre. TUESDAY
afternoon, with abou, three dred psebgsr intend
cd for the Sarah Sands. The Cherokee leaves on
Wednesday with the passengers for the steamer Tso
nes'ee and the Ohio On the ,sne day for the san.
dsstinstion. The passengers by tue latter are en-.
pectsd to meet the lsthmus at Panama.
The steamship New Orleans, having received On
beard two new steam boilers her engins AMI mschinsry
having been thoroughly overhauied and pa, In thu
most complete order viii be ready 10 take her place In
the line Of ocean steamers q Mesrs. Howard 4 soa
for San francisco In few days. She will leave about
Saturday neat for rio Jsneiro and Panama
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however, one mode of rendering boilers safe which
we are happy recommend. IL Is the inven-
non OF practical engineer, and has saved him,
and his engines, upon more than one occasion.
This invention consists merely of leaden plug
driven into the boiler below the water mark, and
surrounded by a conducting pipe. When the pres
sure and heat intense, the plug melts, and the
whole expansive force is conveyed with perfect
safety through the pipe. This apparatus, 30 sim
pie, so easily applied, and above all the ifs and
butts Of science, should at once be tested, and If
found practicable, .of which we have no doubt,
should be generally introduced II has many ad
yantsges over the mercurial gauge.
Before we close this article we would refer to
certain facts and positions assumed upon them
Captain T.. ). Bunker tired, On two occasions, the
experiment Of pumping water into red hot boilers,
and gave il his opinion that the expansive force
not sufficient, in any case, with good boilers,
10 cause an explosion. He attributed disasters of
this kind to nattention, and to the of too great
pressure declaring that, IN consequence OF oxydi-
zaiion, no iron boiler was safe after two years
use. This opinion is now exploded, and copper is
not deemed safer than IRON. Mr.. G. w. Humans
opinion was, that water, boiling under a given
pressure, is higher when the engine Is working
than when at rest-that nine -twenteths of all
explosions are caused by want of water-that the
steam rushing out from the boiler to the cylinder
produces tendency TO carry the water with 1t to
the outlet, In the same way as is illustrated by
cork removed from bottle of beer The gas is
intemngled with the beer till the cork is with
drawn, and thousands Of fine particles of beer will
be earned out as the gas escapes. The same phc-
nomenon, somewhat modified, takes place in steam
boilers; and Mr.. Humans opinion was, contrary
TO Captain Bunker's, that when deficiency of
water perceived, the engine should not be started,
or the ssfety-valve opened, but that the boiler
should be allowed to cool, and then supplied with
water. lie believed the destruction of the Mosee,
on the OHIO, TO have resulted from inattention to
this circumstance. The explosion of the Pulaski
was caused, he believed, by pumping water on the
heated iron.
The Great Western, under Captain James Hos
ken, was worked at pressure of only three and
half pounds to the inch, low pressure, and yet
thirty pounds are proposed as fair average for
one-quarter inch boilers. The Franklin Institute
of Pennsylvania reported, several years ago, that
seven pounds pressure was all that should be used
IN any case.
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The News by the Europa.

That all the readers of the Herald may possess
the telegraphic synopsis of news received by the
Europa, and gwen IN several editions yesterday
morning. It is republished in this MORNINGS issue.
The advces are two weeks later than those last
received We may anticipate full files OF Eu-
ropean papers on Monday, which will b, CLEANED
forthwith, and the fruit placed before the public.
1t will be gratifying TO learn that cotton has adj
yanced again, and that there sales in the last
week TO the amount of eighty-three thousand bales
The political news is not very important, and
the accounts from the European States are unin-
ieres,iDg Probably, however, our files will fur
nsh considerable matter Of interest, upon the de-
sIgns and movements of the Pope, and Of the atti-
tude Of France in connection with that distinguish
ed potentate. The various limitations with re-
spect TO the position Of the continental States,
also, promise details which will be sought fer
with some avidity.
The intelligence of the wreck of the packet ship
Hottinguer is Of most painful character.
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The splendid steamship Ohio arrived at this port
yesterday, with the California mails. by this ar
rival we have received large pile Of corresPon-
dence from the gold region part of which will be
found in this days paper. The rest OF the letters
we shall publish as we can find room for them.
There is nothing later of course, by this ARRIVAL as
we received our California exchanges by the
Empire City, which reached this port on Wednes-
day evening last, and they contained news to the
latest date
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TUX CALIFORNIA MAiLs.-We are informed by
good authority that the number OF letter. from
California by the steamship Ohio, which arrived
here yesterday, was thirteen thousand, eight hum
bred and ninety four, three thousand OF which
were directed to raites IN this city. The steam
ship Philadelphia, which LEFT here day or two
since, took seven thousand, five hundred and tive
letters and some eight thousand newspapers, dee
tined Tor the relatives and friends Of our citizens
in the gold region. The number Of letters re-
ceivcd by the OHIO spPesrs SMALL but il must be
recollecied that none but those directed TO the
Northern and Eastern States were conveyed 20
New York The Southern and Southwestern let.
tors were taken IN the Falcon to New Ofesns A
grea, many, too, were received by private hand,
in consequence Of the high rate Of postage.
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CANADIAN ANNEXATION - DESPATCH OF LORD
GREy.-The despatch of Lord Grey to Lord Elgin,
declaring the willingness of the home government
to sustain the loyal portion of the inhabitants of
Canada against annexation to the United States,
has already created new feeling in the province
The Montreal Herald, one of the first papers to
publish the annexation manifesto, and to advocate
the scheme, has, for several months been changing
from the party to the other without any definite
opinion, until the despatch of Earl Grey was re-
ceiyed which il considers will have no effect upon
the movement, Other than TO stimulate its adherents
to a more determined stand and while they do not
mediate upon any violent means, they will continue
to perseverep peacefully calmly patiently and by rea-
son and argument, until they convince England
that she ought to let them go.
That paper considers the despatch but an echo
Of Lord Elgn's policy in Canada, leaving
matters exactly as It found them; and so far
as the influence and knowledge of that func-
tonary extends, it only necessary look TO the
Cope OF Good Hope, TO see the legitimate results Of
such puerile denunciations as his lordshIp is in
the habit OF addressing to her MaIesty's colonial
| subjects.
| The Montreal Pilot, under the patronage Of the
government, thinks the despatch will give the final
| blow to the annexation movement, which is no.
thing more nor less than treason, and which has
been repulsed in every quarter. But the meeting Of
the annexationsts, after the reception Of the des
patch and the issuing Of their protest, is strong
evidence that the crisis more nearly approaches
than at any previous time, and we may expect in a
short time TO know the result.
Many Of the country newspapers Of Canada
have had a seeming favor for the annexation move.
ment, bu have appeared fearful Of full expression
Of opinion.
With very few exceptions, the intention OF the
British government upon the subject has been re-
ceived with favor by the press, which evidently
shows their want of seriousness in advocating an
nexation. While they oppose the administration
Of the present Governor General, and are continu-
ally clamonpg for change, it is evident they have
no desire for change in their form Of govern
ment. The only journal which has strenuously
advocated annexation, from the beginning, is the
Montreal Coirier which has dwindled down to a
sheet Of Insignificant size, aad looks as though it
was poorly sustained.
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Loss OF surr l. 4 AND BARK MAnurrA.-For
the full particulars ofthe loss Of ship l. 2. and
bark Marietta, see marine head
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vhe Mails from California.

New York, Sunday. February no. is