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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
SHANGHAI. March %.
SKIPPING INTELLIGENoE.

Arrived IN NYork NAV i4-Acuve, Gotemburg rs h
Irsnnete Swnemund, MolteZun' klysfPooi llt OTosn
Stockholm: cd Sir Robert Peel of Falmouth AT from
Bosop-IAh Onnc Pilan; 2st, Western Star. L.veFP0ol
10 h. Charles TcEngbai East lncia shipning arr irotn
NYork-March z, Arcoie at Calcutta lbih DsnasAs AZ
Woosung; the Herngni al singerorei gan haZNs; -
Hong Kong: 9Th HoraO, SHAM hs; Nebreska doi Ned
erv ard at Batavia Loading In CHINA Tor M os hoieh'
Al Amoy Hugh Walker. shsnghRe Jane, at " nsmpoa
Cleared Jor Ner York May s-Lydis J.9e, sroHIsss
Avon AneTswsd Baltic port. 9tn, Dahia, Madeira l4lh
Mel,mra Cardiff. 18th Ann Hssley, Londonderry; Hope
we'll Limerick; WyADdotte, dO Mary Ann Cam % ION
Robert Merry dos Bsce do; Machtonets OF Cydedae do
I7tb SurpssS Cardiff Hsrnet Limerick 1871, Serlngpar
tam Hull Gesn Kee, Flushing Roads Margaret Evans
Porsmouth; Corsair, Liverpool. ~ Esmeralaa dp Al
fred Queenstown; Levishsn, do; Alex Mund Deal ho0
Kelly Hsvre; Hulaoo Bordesuxi Roscoe, f1shng Roads
Boooy Liverpool; Liberty, Clyde 2ls, Henrietta sophia
Cardiff; Alice, do. .2t Ashbufton, Liverpool sd Jonn
McKeLe do 24th Rocksway, do; Dick Rome, do; swift
ersnd, GrsveseDd; Osprey pa,tmoulh VIA Cs9 nz.,
....l7b. Jos Abino, Hevoui. .sth C1yLle, NewPort
Asia (seamer) Liverpool 18th, Isabella Thompson DO
Wafer Hen, Queenstown. .DIh, KoyG Wlh'm, bseu
msris; Levistbsn Queenstown; Pheiis, Clyde 2ld, ar
lament Liverpool; Robert Hooper, do...2jd, Pantian
do. 24ih, British American, do
drrred from PAa1delphid-may Sd, Creole, bondonder
w.. 2Is Helen Mscgrsw Liverpool.
Cleared May nth Barbara Londonderry.
INDIAN SHIPPING. - -
Clfayed fy Neto Yoyk-MsTch l2h, Black Fnar Manila
25lh Chsnning, Wampos. .z7h, Elzsoeh Ellen, 90
- 25th HoTa, do. 18th VIM Stewart DO
Cleared for Bosfon-march I'D, Argo Bengal .Ilsl
Brighton do...Apnl 3D. CaIo do. .7h, broosa Madras
&C, DO. ..lSih Anonyms from Hong Kon- for ss Fran
cisco.
We are indebted to the kindness OF the Purser OF the
America for the following May %, Ion "a % lat . Is
passed bark Earle Of Uxbridge, bound West June lst
passed several icebergs June I'd, passed Hberna for
Liverpool The America has So pssisnger' She sailed for
New York al III O'Clock, weather cloudy and calm.
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INDIA AND CNIHA.
News Overland.

The overland mail reached London on Monday.
The most interesting the rising of Afradees,
in consequence of the excessive salt tax imposed
by the East Indian Co. Dr. Healy Of the Regular
Army, lately posted to the Punjaub Country, now
stationed at Kohat, was proceeding to join that
regiment by the Eastern Pass, which was sup
posed to be still open, when on the Goth March,
within few miles of Rohat, be was set upon by
the Hillmen his groom and grass cutter xii ed on
the spO.!and himself SO severely wounded that he
died Immediately after reaching Kohat.
From China, the chief news is that one Emperor
is dead, and that another Emperor has succeeded
him.
The Foreign Consus at Shanghai received from
the authorities there on the goth of March, an Of
hciai notice that his majesty the Emperor had de-
parted upon the great journey, and had mounted
upward on dragon to be a guest on high. Her
NJ o Crew sloop Reynsrd has succeeded in cap
turing and destroying 30 more pirates.
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Mr.. WALKER subsequently wishdrex Nj. ..n
be proposed. s"s
Mr.; GOoDE ofv moved that the previou, mod.
Mr. McRxk seiz ed the -occasIos IA vs,~s, IA,
amendment and spoke IN sxplanasisuIa
Here the Convention got into ooufas;ovS ana I.
number OF gentlemen endesvored to bring order out
Of chaos. is fs sE fs.fs 80
The President finally assumed the authority b
decide the manner OF voting. asd stated the order
the question before the Convention tobs sr.,
on the amendment Of the gentleman fron Miss,s'
sippi second on that Of the gentleman fnon Wiz.
GINA and third, on the report Of the Committee
The question as then taken on the proposition
and rejected. 7fa
The question was then taken on the second pro.
position and also rejected. % assaf
The question was then taken on the proposition
of the Committee Of organization, and odopted
The Convention then adjourned 10 4 M
The Convention, AFTER an exciting debate ofthree
hours, has decided TO vote by State each State
having one vote--nine States represented. viz
Alabama, Arkansas, FlOrida, Georeia, Mississippi,
South Csrolins, Tennessee. Texas and Virginia.
Judge Ssarkey, President
AFrERSooS SESSION. eft
Mr.. I. Warner Of Ca. offered the following;
Resolved Thai when delegses called on from State
70 vote the Seereisy shall ne Of delegates
% M, hsr sgsssssss. ~ ss sslss.'ss bal thea
the votes 20 given and rsiory Of sach votes shall DO
considered tho vote Of he OF The State provided
s mode ofvosng shslbe repaired ony whsn votss Of he
Convention shall be tsker oY yrss sad naya
This resolution was rejected.
Governor BRows OF Tenn. re6fered the resoa.
ton withdrawn In the morning, referring questions
which may come before the Convention to O Com
mittee. sf
Mr. WELLER of Als. offered an amendment ior a
Committee to prepare resolutions for adoption BY
the Convention, and an address 10 the people aud
referring oil suggestions which may be made in
form Of resolutions or otherwise. wsoout debate ID
said Committee.
The amendment was, on mutt N Of MAJOR PoLS,
laid on the table ttfr t4i
Gov. BsowS then made an addition to his res ,
luton, making II toe duty of the Committee TO re-
| port on all suggestions which they may deem
proper for the action Of the Convention and then,
after short address from Judge Tucker OF Va.
against the resolution, and Mr. Dawson Of Ga. /,
! reply, the resolution was adopted.
The Convention then adjourned till 10 o'clock to.
morrow.
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ENGLAND.
The Greek Questions

The event of the withdrawal OF the French Am
bassador produced sensible effect on the Funds,
but they soon rallied and the belief was general
that the movement on the part of France was
mere ruse of Ministers to enable them to carry the
new Electoral Law.
Circulation has been given to an insulting note
from Russia addressed to Lord Palmerston, con-
demsing in strong t rms the policy of the English
Government, in regard to the Greek question The
concluding sentence of the note is as follows AS
the manner in which Lord Pamerston understands
the protection due to English subjects in foreign
countries carries with it such serious inconvenience,
Russia and Austria will not henceforth grant the
liberty Of residence to English subjects, except on
condition of their renouncng the protection of their
Government"
Under date Of Paris, Thursday evening, the Lon
don Times in alluson 10 the difficulty with England,
JAWS that Lord Palmerstons offer OF compromise
has been rejected by the French Government and
at Cabinet Council the President of the Republic
declared the acceptance of any othsr condition than
the pure and simple execution of the convention Of
London was not consistent with the dignity of
France, and TO none other would he consent. The
Ministers unanimously approved Of the conditions
and expressed their intentions to adhere to and
adopt them.
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speech of CQyasQuac.

Gen. Cavagnac, whose name was first on the
list Of speakers, assembled the tribune. He rested
his opposition to the measure on the letter and
spirit Of the Constitution, which required as its
first principle, the right Of universal su lrage, and
the bill was not to regulate, but to destroy that
right Besides it was ill.timed and dangerous.
nltimed, because it wOull have for effect to raise
for the next two years insurmountabe difficulties
In the way Of the Government; and dangerous be-
cause it would serve to make and consolidate
hostile party, composed Of all those who should
feel that they bad been upjustly deprived Of a
privilege that had been conferred upon them by the
Constitution.
He was listened to with absorbing attention, met
with no interruption in the course of long speech,
and on sitting down was loudly cheered by the
whole Let.
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India and China Markets


Export and Import marx dull Freghs have receded,
but have slightly improved within few days
BoMBaY, April l6.
good bu,nest Is going forward In the lmTor' market
In the Export market little has been done o"ns 10 'no
small qusnny Of the Cotton crop OF the season 'nefe
yet to hand s..., v.,.,oo
Business has been very dull in consequence Of the hsh
price OF Rice and Of the famine which 10 prevailing 'n
Shanghai through Central China aud much improvements
potlooked Tor before the latter end Of May The DEAN OF
he NAV sso be The means Of stopping the sales
Of imports excep, such Of the particular color Of me
mourning
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Ausfrfa Near Bapkruptcy.

On the other hand, Austria ha ring utterly failed
in her countermove has began to buster, and
would do more, but for the discovery impressed
by the Finance Minister upon his colleagues that
the Treasury is exhausted-so much so, that it
was with difficulty the Emperor could get funds to
pay the expenses of his visit to Trieste, and that
there is some fear of national bankruptcy The
deficit in the revenue for the year ending 3lst Oc
tober, ls49, is 94s5OOOO forms, (f9,4s5,ooO)
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LiverpooI Corn Market....MAY ST.

The present exceedingly fine weather caused very
,sck trade for Wheat Of all description, and decline OF
"a per 10 be- from the Of "wednesday week Flour
in slow request at reduction OF Cd to shilling per quarter
sack. Indian Corn although not quite so hvey a. ye''e'
day. was In fair demand al 10 per quarter over We
this day sennght
NAV 25-There was a slenderly attended market this
morning attributed TO the favorable change to mild showe
nv weather Wheat and Flour barely supported the rates
Of Tuesday Indian Corn supported the price oil fuesdsy
but the demand was less active than OF late SIS per $50
ia the quotation for the fnet American Yellow.
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Miscellaneous.

Nothing Of importance has occurred in Par
lament. Several in,erogatons were put to Lord
Pamerston, relative to the Greek difficulty, to
which he replied substa italy as last week.
The weather continues favorable.
The Widow Of Lord Jeiiries is dead-she was
an American lady.
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ITALY.
Things at Rome.

The Pope is accused att mPting to break rom
Rome and again wishing to place himself underthe
protection of Austria, Tut is too closely watched oy
the French. Unless the Pope yields to liberal in
situations, there is reason to apprehend that the
Papal Government is near its end.
HIM 8. Spit full hes been sent to Naples, by SIR
William Parker, with a view, 1t is said, OF de-
mandipg reparaton for the losses sustained by tho
English in le46. |
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IIverpooI Gotten Circular.

We have had pretty steady market al me weeh. oo
essonay the demand has been limited and me oas
small In amount but here has been uniform hfmns ao
confidence founded mainly the sseefisned ses 0i ne
short crop in the United States Perhaps some OF ne mo
ding qualities Of American al or under TO- may nA'e
rnanded trhe better price, but the change so ma a.
n.,,s,y IN be ouoabe All other descriptions remain "a
before The Quotations being for Fair uplands ga Moons
I'D and Orleans lid. Attention viii be strongly alIee.su
10 The amount Of our compared win me same Pc
I'D La
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speec hes of Victor Hugo and Orhsr~

The next important orator was Victor Hugo, who
aen'ered glowing panegyric on universal sui.
frsge.
TN ednesday thu first speaker Of importance.
was NJ DE Mon'aiemoertwhog gave the Legitimist.
argument in favor Of the bill.
Emanuel Arago replied to him.
NJ. Theirs was to speak on Thursday.
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DENMARK AND THE DUoHIES.
peaca af Huud

Advices from Hamburger state that the work Of
the pacifcaton of Denmark is now carried on in
London, and that England and Frame have as
scented to the proposal of Prussia to urge matters
to q summary lision on the Danish quest on.
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v,,,e,rrs Fewer vessels Offering, and raher better
r,,es are obtained, both for goods and passenger'
The Money market s tolerably steady consols closed
on Saturday, at s5i american Stocks are In far demand
The variations reported U. 5. S. '5 SsAi U. .. %
e7, IoeI it7l; N Y State S. 49, 81 Ohio &c. % iO'i
Maryland So, sla92
From the manufacturing districts the accounts are sas
factory The news from India and China has had ia'o'A
BILE tendency and has impaired increased nrmne"
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GERMANY.
sscu.os "a II an the X iUR nj PruR1fHs

An attempted assassination of the King OF Prus'
STA has created great sensation throughout Europe
The attempt was made at Potsdam, by Sergeant
of Artillery, who fred pistol at his Majesty and
inflicted a wound in the arm.
Federal Question-New Prospects OF UNITY
The Berlin Congress of Princes closed definitely
On the 10TH The most important decision is the
premnaries agreed to at Erfurt, being ratified,
that Provisional Government ola New Union is
to be appointed. The nomination OF persons to be
left to Prussia-the supreme direction to be left to
Prussia, and 30 soon as the Princely College and
Ministry are nominated, Prursia will enter into her
full rights, and forthwith commence negotiations
with Germanic States not Of the Union, and espec-
Tally with Foreign Governments, for the acknow-
ledgment Of the Union, and the regulation Of exter-
nal relations
The final reply of the King of Prussia to the Aus
uisn Circular, invti him to the Frankfort Con-
ference, is, that he does not recognize Austria's
right to reerect her Presidency; that consequent
", he will not attend, and that resolution passed
at Frankfort will be considered as binding upon
others than those who may be present This re-
DIV had the assent of al the Princes in Congress at
Rerlin.
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FRANCE.
The Electoral Law.

The debate on the Electoral bill had cemmenc-
ed. The Hall was densely crowded. There was
great excitement. After the presentation of an
enormous number OF petitions from all parts of
France against the bill, and after preliminary
contest on the question Of urgency, it was carried
against the Mountain by III to 239 votes.
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GREECE.
All 0uief.

The Greeks unaware Of what had passed be-
tween England and France, had honorably re.
ceived Mr. Wyse, and mildly resumed their rela-
tons with him.
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FOREIGN ndARxrrs

4, ,,.s, 'no extreme raios OF last week. There
steady demand Fair orlssn. u per ID. Sale. Of the
We. o.''Vv oAe' OF which SPECTATORS took 5000.
fL0oh'-fnee' are tending downward. Western Canal
Flour 2Ss Cd s4si Phsdslphla and R.l,,moss %.
New-oresn'' 24' 2s'i Canadian, q. 81 %, cons
Western Canal linferiOr) quoted At 10, an.
Coss-Fines' American Yellow bring. 80. Dsr maria,
the demand 10 not 90 sctvs as early in the week
Provisions ia prices have been realized for Bacon
Pork IL no, In much demand The sales Of
bat prices are frm Lard IL In good demand al 81, "a a.,
Cd per cwL
CoFFEs-No change.
sueARis In steady demand al fail prices.
TALLow 10 a hiae lower.
NAVAL sToREsNo sales reported In Turperine or Tar
Resin $50 800 bbs Of common Qualities have been taken
CT % Sd q p lod per cwt
AsHEs-Morreal are sslAble. 5oos 800 bblssold
27s s Cd for Pearls and us Sd 2ss for Pots for
parcel ofMontrea arrive 2es per ewt has been accepted
Rer-A snail lot Of Carolina, ofow qaaliiy sold al lTs
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HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
m..a.Aa.. lima Ill a N

The Cunard steamer america, Capt. SHANNON,
has Just arrived. She brings dates from Liverpool
to May 25, London May "a, aud Paris May 20.
The America will sail with fair wind at about
o'clock tonight.
The Canada had not arrived at Liverpool, but
was anxiously looked for.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool on the 2lst
ulfipo
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SLIGHT DECLINE IN FLOUR.
MONEY MARKET STEADY.

BY Telegraph from Halifax 10 Porhano' inen'e
nv WINSLOWS EXPRESS TO BoSroN, And THENCE
py Bain's Merchants Telegraph TO New-York.
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Evidences of Rxcitement

On Wednesday there were 700 Members pres.
ent, and immense crowds around the Hall Of As
sep,bly. A sensation was created by the presen-
taion Of a petition demanding an appeal to the
nhtion
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nIisceIianeo uss
Several secret manufactures of gunpO"oe' nave
been discovered. -,
The persecution Of the opposition press goes on
undated. o,.1. r. rrh,,-..
A correspondent Ofthe London oloOe o. i Sao~
day states that cOnciha'ory oi,Pa'n 1a - 'eS
.sYt ~ the French Charge in London, and the a.
go 80 had favorable effect on the Bourse.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

w LfLemptkirs, John Dober, w feavii;, John kane,
Willie and iaoy and friend George Ession Dsyd par
er David Downing George 3Aysp rronpson ,ne lsdy,
MeLssn Gam ier - sofey n Dsn7'ef a'S W
sesion, David Green, 5 Reynolds. W A Mos.i'oo, n
Hines, LsrkiH, II W Brewer, dyles 4 sn.ia IA
Ward, z Smith wife ard servant w Peon A Slsrke'
J A Richards o7, J Colvile Robl Whaen, ) brown,
N W Carol Boyles ard hieud Rohi FOuny y shsney,
W Bschs6s J Aiding A Bsrnhsm, Psor
R A Toner Hamilton whiie, w w saanderson' Oh
erstok II w Rollins
NEW BOARD OF EDUcATroS-The following
are the names of members for this year;
Fiy,t Ws,S-Jsmes Cruichshsnk. VIM Fiagg.
Se-on1-John O. Savage Robt Thompson.
Thpd-J Redfeld. Jas g. King: Jr
FsnrfA-Dr wm O'Donnell Geo. h. P1ser
Fyth-Thos Z Smith. Richard lawrence. t-n
stiA-Dr Hugh Sweeney, Thos o,lmsrtin.
serean-wm. Murphy, VIM pisesney
Eiehn-Alex heKlm, jas W: Beekmsn.
NnhJohp Mclean Edmund Hurry,
Ess,nls~cSas' J. Dodge Nehemiah Miller
Tve.rA-Jerenish Towle, Henry shaw
Tkirfeenh-Geo- IL Covert, David fsppen.
Fou,teenth-Timoihy DAILY, John Boyd.
F1tsentk-Thos Denny, Ersstus G. Benedict
sS.t.sntsaA's Smith 1srs%i. he SsgT;,
Ei9htesntA-John ID. Russ, Robt Kelly
REAL EsTArE.--The following sales were made
yesterday,
BYA J. BLEEcKER & co-Junek
House and lot ~ Westseventeeh
LOT cor zd,sy and 7sh-st $50
so acres lsnd in Mscoupiu Co. III at sac per
267 do in Macon and Ssngsman CO. Ill al &c per
$40 DO IN AIegan Co. Michigan, nc per acre.
$40 do do do lsc per acre.
DRowSED-Alfrea Robinson, second mate Of
the bark Texas, walked of one of the wharves at
Savannah, Geo. while in state of intoxication, on
Wednesday night, Msy 90, about 81 o'clock and
was drowned. He was a native Of New-York
scHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRrEGs-HIScHMASs
BELMONT HALL.-This fsvorte place of Summer resort
will open on the 10th inst win 30 by sdyerts
In q columns
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DESIGN Of the Government.

correspondence leading London paper says
There can be no doubt whatever that the Cabinet
only watching an opportunity for suspendiDg law
aud placing the country under the yoke Of the
army roe obstinate forbearance Of the people
nus 80 Tar deprived the Government Of the long
sought Presext for declaring martiallaw."
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hhe "re". pesign Announced-Two Bruno hes
OF the Bsurbens Recopciled.

W" h"e al TINS is going on, the more important
negotiations concerning the map of Europe are
progressing at ClaremOnt, Paris and 8, ps,sr.bu,g
The two branches are reconcied. Henry v. is 70
mount the the throne of France. extending to the
Rhine. Austria will be induced to give up As much
o. Lomosrdy as she cannot conveniently guard to
URN kingdom for one Of the Orleans family Pms.
!. to be tempted with as many stray fragments
o. Fsderland a. The Russo O. Iic srrie. can
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BYA.J BLEECKER a. Co-JunsA

scHooLEYs MOUNTAIN SPRrEGs-HNcHMASs
BELMONT HALL.-Ths fsvorite place of Summer resort
will open on the 10th inst win b by our sdyests
ing columna.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

w n
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the America al Halifax.
NO DANGER FROM THE GREEK TROUBLE.
FRENCH ELECTORAL LAW NOT PASSED.
DISCUSSION I'm THE AssEnhH
SPEECH OF GEN. cAVA1GNAo'
Henry 7. and Louis Philippe Recohelleu'
New League for the Division Of Europe
BETTER PROSPECT OF GERMAN UNITY
COTTON FIRM.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN FLOUR
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nItscelIaneo rs.

wrench from the country, which must be the any
Of England.
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COTTON FIRM.

BETTER PROSPECT OF GERMAN UNITY.
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.e.sue for the Division Of Europe
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The OPERA AGAIS.-The temperance Of the
Havana Opera Com any 10 this City was vel
coined by a crowded house at the Astor.place The
alter, on Monday night BosIo, SALyI and MARIsI
were hailed with the old enthusiasm; less uproari-
Gus, perhaps, than our excitsble Boston neighbors
would have shown, but none the less genuine
Salvi as GenAaro sang deliciousIy throughout, dis
playing in this character as in his Edgardo, that
artistic finish which distinguishes him from all
other teDors who have ever visited US. The Trio
between Marini, Salvi and Bosio was admirably
given sgnora vietti sang the drinking song
SegrefO. with great spirit and was warmly encored
To night Norma will be gwen sith HEFFASoSS,
LORISI and MARIsI Another crowd may De ex-
pected. We are glad to notice that the light and
agreeable style of dress adopted for the former sea-
son at Niblos has been retained at toe Asor place.
REPoRTED Loss OF BRIG NATHAN HALE.-Ine
brig Nathan Hale Capt Crowen, which sailed
from this port on the 25h Of April last Tor Chagres
is reported By Capt DOwdy, Of the schr' Jonn A.
6aubrel, srrived at this port on Monday n'sh''rom
Grand Key, Turks island to have been los. on
Csycos Reef West indies on the IAN OF May
All on board were saved. The following 10 ist
OF passengers on board when she lief. this port,
LA Goclr.y Joseph Godfrey,w RenehoD, L Bsiesl