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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

ULebanon Springs Water-Caro Establish.
ment 10 In iu SIKH year Of successful oPsrsuou.
For Information address
jy8 Inns ~ BEDORTHA, MD.
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~ Notice.-The Subscribers 10 tie cspRl stock % hs
fAierson and HHckensAcs Railroad Company request
81 ~ meet al Peter Achdeacons Hotel IN Psersor t8
ih day Of July for the purpose of choosing
Dirsctora The Pos will be open from 10 O'Clock AN 10
ociock M-PNfcrson, June ~ i5S0
c. 8 vANWAGoNER D. X ALLEN
]. CHADWICK, CHRlSTOPER COLI
sAGiNNtS JOHN ACKERHAN Jr
HENRY n. NOORdEEA Jr Commissioner
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rY' Photographic Publications OF sIl ,ori, n,
Andrews& BOyie, pubhshed and Dor sale
te95 2awDGWn J0hI,f FROW. A. aaa b. AcD-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

~ Notice 10 Confrnc Sealed proposals for
The grading mssosry bridging, supersucure laying the
track and fepciT ne Csnhndsigus and Corning Railroad
leading from CsnardAgua TO The Chsmung Railroad viii
be received NJ The Office of John King Co eonuac.ors
IN CanandsgEs Until The ash day Of July.
Probes and pAns DO hs ofice Of the Chief
Engineer al CarsndaiguA sNer the S.h nat
THIS Road 10 about Is miles 10 lensh-is divided INTO
sections Of mile each
Blds vii be received single iesr5us for several
united JOHN 3. KING L Co
CsnantaiguA July s. 1850 iva -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

- To Boss Bakers.-fne Operative Baker, Union
House Of Cal Reading Room and Library, 70 now open si
IN Grsndst daily nom AN III n. and on Sundays
nom to g. and keeper 10 always In attendance 10 give
every facility Bosses from city or country eeer vis,rt
or writing 70 The House for men.
LEWIS hALBAUEh Keeper,
who resides al $50 Broome.it'
JOHN L. RENNE, Rre-t
JIs kosxar.os Rec Sec 'eS2tuD&rN
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= O,Rielly's Telegraph Lines, ecrnSet,z
with al sections Of the United States General oce ISL
Broadway. Opcn from IN The morning ~. II a. CHI
Visitors IN New York who are accuSomed 10 rsnsactng
business wiIb the ORiely L,nes IN any section OF The
ullted STATES will End 10 their rerosi 10 leave tnelr dis
patches a Ibis ofce 70 insure prompt ard correct s1s
nlis.or. Jest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

~ Dir. shew's Wster-Curs Instltntion, cor
ner Tvelnh-st and Uniyersy-plsce. ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20
GENERAL NUiiCEc

~ Fowlers g. Wells, PhrenoloEists and Pub
fishers, Clinton Hall 1871 Nssssu-sL near the PARK
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYToWN INSTITUTE.
SELECT BOARDING sCHOOI. sf n,

TARRYToWN INSTITUTE.
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL bf Eos.
11Grarytown N. Y A NEWMAN, Principal ~
structed Ia al The branches OF English and C..s,
education requs.s fos Commercial pufsGis OF sslst.
college.
There are two tarms IN year, each Eve months n.
summer term commencing the 6rst % aay an 4,
WinIcr on the tTsi " November. Terms reasOushA
Circulars containing particulars references le "a. \.
obtained al Spsding ShephsTds bookslore lss IL
way, New York or By addressing uote to ne rrneos
Dy20 eodt
FRENCH BOARDING Acr DAY sCBooI-
u -Asismo HiT Oss removed her French saa EssS
sosfdug and Day School hom { CsuOil.plsss % s
g. Essss place rss-sv. TIE o.sssiou a o.
and airy with large garden. and lhs koase , doVSs
Sit every modern colyenlence. She Invites uoss
having isHgslIer. for zhOm they desire hOr,asb IL
GTsciass edUcshsI In al branches 20 cal sn1 sisn,s
her ,sslmOnsis She dss bal committed 10 hsr es.as
dan sh,sra Of nsOy Of the leading kns. 81 ls ely "a
can TsSsF 10 al. uyiu
A LADY VINO has Just completed an eng sgemec VA
"A southern family private goverress desires 70 sr
into simar engagement with family residing IN or -.
New-lofk Her course Of instruction embraces Engas
(incuding gebre and G-ometryl French, Gernan MiE
Driving ard Painting sssry $500 per with rosz
board Nc. Address = G IS Lexington everue iyg y,
NANTED-A male teacher for 4 village schoa a
W the Hudson, - miles from tho city Salary, SO %
quarter. Address postpaid or apply Trustees School Do
trict No g, Dobbs' Ferry, Wescheslsr Co. gisG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

ININDOw SHADES. GlLf coRNIcEs DRA.
NPERY hUsLINS kc-Fsmines About tsr shins
Ihs!r windows with The shove auelea vii and a. J. G
WOODFORD's, 26 Broadway he AZ ga, AaA basi a
scrneri IN he ely several styles before intro
euc-d IN Hsv-Ych Lace ard muslin curtains irsperr
zssels hops pima bSn1s corniccs. AZ Families pay,
ehSsng u Ire Subscriber may rely upon gssans krsras
nuce ard low a % possb.e 10 lrpor, o. nAsur.r.
are Merchants buyinx ~ wholesale VIII snd .dy
\, tsrsr stvsn.g- 70 al betor- parchszns elsrwherc
also J. O WOODfORD, rs sro.4v,v
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nAkUm-Sss bsles NO Il so DO NO.
Omsns sc1rers prces, By .o.. ,S,o.sA
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sCHoOLEY's MeUNTAIN SPRINGS, r. J.
HEATH HnIIsE

V'His ESTABLISHMENT, 80 long and tvssDy
Known 70 the public, will be opened for the reception q
visitors on the l5h Of June next fhe hoass ~ bssa
greatly enlarged during the past rear, furnshng
five dining room, large number OF good sxsd nd vel
ventilated bed chambers ana q and spacous pgiof-
oil newly neatly furnished, with special rcfrsues
convenience and comfort Connected ossbaa1
mert are several cottages 90 situated ~ TO DO retired d
YET convenient TO the main suildng. fhese sotAg1
vi be lei TO suit the wishes Of applcar eaer enre
by the story room. TIE whole establishment hu seca
sied up IN superior style. and the accommodations do
signed TO be equal 10 hose Of anJ watering place As
country.
The undersigned having become The sols propre.0 VII
give his whole attention to the business and will b ~
rsted IN It's management by Mr.. DAVID A. Crowel Gt
Other gentlemen oflsrge experience
JOSEPH n. MiksH
grhooievss Mountain NAV 70 ia50 my3l 3syAns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

ExTRACT OF LOGWOOD.-A sapsrior arue..
II mari hcnrrt snt foe s.le BY the Neperham Mia
o&es ts ~s.srsi la. s1sso1'l RUSSELL 4 fills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20
~ Continental L odge No. II7I. o. O. r.

" Continental Lodge No. III 1. ID. ID. Il.
hAvng accepted The OF the X. w Grand Lodge
OF Southern NewYork unite with them 10 paying the
LAT tribute Of respfet TO the memory Of the late President
Of the United States ZACHARY TAYLOR, the members are
therefore requested meet their Lodge Room SO Canal
Ct on Tuesday morning 81 insi 10 O'clock in l1ll
gala Brothers OF the Order whose Lodges do turn
out particularly invited u.s. By order OF
tie Lodge. @ THos B. HARRIS commiuseo,
Y. @. N. & SEARS. s "
iyl93r V. O JACOB wAGNER) Ai'~s'neHS'
~Wilson's Business Directory OF Sew-York
Ciy, for 1891 Third year Of pubcAnon phce 50 cen..
Containing the and address OF all persons engaged
10 business, classified under appropriate hesdings.
l,ls Swift JOHN =. TROW, 80 AnnsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

DGRTLAND HOTEL, ON TIE HIGHLlsv,
Il or NAVESINK.-This house 10 just compass sa
open for visitons II afofdss splendid prosped ~
fishing sailing, bsihDg. de g6tf6 walks and drives -
bfeezes, Bis hly conducive TO comfort sod oeen ~
bouTs sail from the city, by The John Hart ne - ~,
Pstk.l,p z r. or the Edwin Lewis 81 The fecs u Se~
son.st N. z. Boarding, 81 . day. ...x
iyl5 I'm JBLETCHEh, fr0P'o.e.-
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SEA BATHING.-CAPE ISLAND, n L-col

SEA BATHING.-CAPE Island, N J-VUN
SGREss BALL, formerly kept By J. aAler. . sow
open for the reception OF vsiion The Aouss d1rlf -
past year. has been enlarged and repaired Tie osanS
snan gemenI have been greatly improved. fe eos q.
clusiyey for ihs house viii always be 10 aserdsnes aa
the bathing grounds.
Congress Hall being situated or elevated gfoanA %
view OF the Ocean from Il 10 unsurpassed Insss 70
oaepsve eqya arising from the sall marsh or tAsaa
pools, nor are lis guess annoyed win musqaIoeA
houses situated on low grounds and nesi INC mars ~
ere not subjected TO The Inconvenience OF travelling A
the hot sands through the public sfeeu 70 me '1<
grounds the communication there being private. a.
These I'm porant advantages render the iocsuoa WV
gress Hal decidedly the beat on the Island ..x
The steamers Kennebeck and renooseoi save ns ~.
Albsny.st. New.York on Tuesdays Thursday. eaa - =
days. at a n landing passengers o. Cape MAJ s9
the following monings ,.,..
The proprietor thankful for the liberal psnoRlss = ~
heretofore received, will endeayor during We sI 49,
season TO give satisfaction TO those who NAV iayof ~
acsl lien 2aw4wI w MILLER PfopisDG
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NEw.LEBANoN sPRINGs1 oLgss = y

lNHALL.-This Hotel has been greatly sniasssTI
immense wing, making s entire leogth sDod ~ In
ber OF rooms are taken 6r tho ses1on by families - ~
haps place combines % many sfnsosiops of lsss -
pleasure -.
HOusaonic Railroad, Hudson River Railroad 70 hai'
son, passengers arrive at tie Springs 81 81 o'coci -
ansrEOOn Fare through only 81 50 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

OTICE-The seed business conducted By he lac
NThomss Brdgemsn will be eoDdac ed under he name
OF BKIDGEMAN BROTHERS, al the old stand. s7l
Broadway, cor EiShteeHsh 81 JOSEPH B2IDGENAY
Who been IN attend snee al he for yesTs viii
attend cust usual and Is horned 70 receive
and collect all debts due the esisbushneAL
ALFRED BRIDGEMAN Ia
iel2 Aw3ms ANDREW BRIDGEMAN cAec0lors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-30
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


The permanent fund be invested charter for the
benefit Of The policy holder II bonds and moTtgSges on
thereon, and in Stocks Of the State and of the United States
stockhoders and capitalists but solely for the protection OF
the policy holders and their families against want and Pow
on upon the aud solid principles and
Sns for asey small az SnVS WSo nd PsSG GS 3 large
All policy hode w9fhss @ s,fG for Life e. shSe T. TERMS s ES
Of the profits Of the company without any reservation
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors thus securing
ssct Insurance. on he lie Of her for the sole benefit
and of herself and children free from the claims of cred
PelsI CGnsy IT, Maunss White W. Mm E sLeyeriSh'
'AN PETER COSRET, j. President Board Of Trustees.
4o,ss w stanton. Morgan aah y. NJ ygpep
WIN WIN. Nj. Geodiich. Joshua BALDWIN, William ii WhiteH
jca sasan Geo. Smith W% TRso y + TdS5R1, T%SGRsS
corueu. oHa Fsowes, Joseph a Laands John B. Leeis
JOHN HAeAN, President Of the Company.
IcsfrTw wtAI.4STn Viz r RsSSsSs SsSoa Boar, of
Il. &. HEiRTr, % Actnary E. L. GOoID, Attorney,
6gs Bs hSar! M ssaRi ~ Mss's2S %
whites st9 Z Ma at h his ire residence lie H viii fsSm&ns ne yh's n
o'clock p NJ He will not examine any one at his dwelling
without permit which can be had on application at the oct
s- This Company prepared to entertain application
@ Life nnsn9s md Issue pCS ", e al II GsRd and hsE3
Sy The Beard which are les than the rates charged BY tn
New York and London offices, and without their restriction
Profits are declared annually and The profits draw interest
and can be made available the extent of twothd
oil asr aonS rHH Perm aTe usd 10 LIE insurance mem
hers at New York and London rates Prospecus Table
necessary effect Insurance can be had at the Office OF tn
0y'sii ~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
1 Eb~ Ofice hour. A. N. to P. NJ JET ~
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DENTISTRY.
r. H., @. 8. q 8. 8. KNAPP.

DENTAL SURGEONS, No. 104 COMMON ST.,
ODDosite de Prfrdte EatrdEee 70 lie g. CHARLIE Hotel
THEY convince any one that Canous Teeth BE-
Il preserved TO extreme old age; millions GsDn<<&zk
Of which annually lost that might -. -s+sB
Enent 1.r s-fr 5.3i aftl l. E79. lad -l4l-lIy
Health comfort beauty and longevity are greatly depep,
dent on the preservation OF the Teeth. .
Toohare, caused bv OF the nerve, can be
heyed and the nerve destroyed without pain =.
Ibey ave used the Leheon and Chofoiorn N nesIy ~
cases, without the least injury TO the patient and with enr
success, in destroying senbty pain In the extraction oil
Teeth, and also IN the surgical opefatons ampa
taons etc., be atteed By Pr0feos Stone, Wedder
burn and Dr. McCormck and many Of tbs medical ptoie
they arc prepared 20 insert ARTlPICIAL TEETH from
10 entire sets, either with without Artificial Gums,
with without atmospheric pressure, Gas circumstances mas
require, according To the --latest scientific improvements II
the art. nj.
Those who haze tested their operations for
past, will eheerfuy bear testimony in their av0r
ucnlafy Of their beauty and durability ml28 IL d6IW
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List or vessels IN Port Not C,eare,,.

fNstsIn the First municipality designated feswnr
shle y m ne NOs esmmsnes as The kairoad and
No being flctheat Landing ln the Third lns
at M
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NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 30 1885,
EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR KQUhG LADIES,

A S BOARDERs AND DAY ~ UIP,1 PlL;S, 3s,ss eaLoEdda
superiHtsncence of the MISSES s4ALisOHG G from Lon
NON This Institution, conducted on the best plans Of
European Instruction. constantly open of me reception Of
young ladies' in an The solid and ornamental branches requ
Site TO a Complete and finished education. :.
TERMS and other particuaEs may be Known on appica
deIat - srsast - = -@-sl7 fHH -'H jal4 1y
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CARRIAGES, ETC.



4. MARSH DENNIAN 81 co.
gzsE;aA u C.1RRL3GE TKAREHO USE, Nos.
2sS4 81 and 80 Coqngn strSsst,
SdS-- ~ tel.-0Gr stock numbels from -Slz--S1z-
100 TO CARRIAGES, of almost every style and pattern
made for city and country Persons wishing Carriages
prices before purchasing and we atter ourselves they
fail to be SUITED Terms Favorable and prices toao for
Cash or City Acceptance. mh43 smd& w
- EN0YAL-LoUTsIANA CARRIAGE REPOsI-
STREETS, Rear of the st. Charles Hotel.-H. R, GsZ
BEACH having moved from 46 and As ROyaAI2
street, TO the above establishment, will keep constantly
hand large and complete assortment OF CARRIAGES OF
the latest and most beautiful mode finished in the most
feet sye many Of which Ongnated and built expressly
for the patrons of this esabment Purchasers invited
TO examine this stock before making their seecons else
where. nib 6md6 w
COMMISSIONING GES-Thesubscribers have
~ on hand srge and weseected assert, = H-rp =
ment Of ARRlAGS, and are constantly receav- S8SZ
Style and Variety Purchases would do well to give
o29 6md&W los ST. Charles street
ICARRIAGE MANUFACTORH, =
L rally the last seven years, while on Com csarR
mon street, has induced us the last summer to
erect large building expressly for manufactu. Ut
nng and repairing CARR AGES. We have now one oi
the largest Shops in the Southern Country, and prepared
with good Northern workmen and the best of Materials
build any style OF Carriage TO order and guaranty them two
SII' iSSn ever before for REPAIRING CARRfRGEs, and
restore them almost to their original beauty and duIab
ty although apparently worn out and psee We will pay
hand an assortment Of NEW and SECOND HAND CAR
RIAGES, which will be sold low. Old Carriages taken il
s ylif sfOSn Ct
our Manuacory and Repository and Judge for hemselve
at the eortlsy Of GR.aIIERand C.4RQNDELET n SIS
Of The ST Charles Hotel New Orleans.
novl26mdSW MATTHEW'S 81 DENMAN.
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.


WooDsoN WREN, Gate Postmaster At Hafsshs1ss> Chez
partly New Orleans but mostly at Matches has REMOVED
TO New Orleans, and offers bis services az 6 N Ii
AGENT. He will attend particularly 20 the purchase,
sales and exchange of Wild Lands, Plantations, Houses and
Lots Vacant Lots in this city any pa OF the umled
States; also the adjustment of claims and accouns from
any part Of the world the collection Of debts taking depe
Sions and authencating deeds and other documents
giving definite instructions that will not be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate to be purchased sold or eS
ch1nge should give accurate descriptions Of the property
Letters addressed TO him on business, New Orleana posi-
paid, will be attended TO promptly and caIeful6.
He CoMMIs sIOEER for Mississippi and Alabama TO take
depositols and acknowledgements Of deeds S offics
at No. 80 GrGUier street.
Dec. a. 1S49-Haying been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wen take pleasure in recommending him TO the
public worthy of confidence for his industry accurate bus
ness habits and integrity. ]. A QuIrMAN,
1904 Gov, elect of Mils.
EXECUTIVE OPFioR Baton Rouge, Dee. g. 1s49-I hav.
hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren 10 the public
character and altogether worthy Of confidence
Els Isaac JOHNSON. Gov. La
p AIsINs275 boxes choice fresh Long's Brand, land
mhis i'1 W ''-' BAREILI& & co. 81 Common st.
PUCK WHBAP-lsp package, quarters and s!shths,
~ "'N w sAsL WolTF, . SmYiwVs
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Bries.

Wm.&EiisAbesh u nis
WV. AeMain. Coazt
Yarmouth ..... a.ml
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..E 9l Grayier street, Non Orleans,
DEALER IN WINES AND LIQUORS.
HAS now store, for sale, carefully selected assortment
of Wines and Liquors, among which the following
PALE SHERRY-in BOTTLES, demljohns, and qrcasks.
mADEIRA-in bottles, demllohns, and qF.cAsks.
PQRT-yery superior qnaity-n boxes of dozen.
CHAMPA1GNE-yery choice
SAUTERNE-in bottles and qr-easks.
CLARETof various descriptions casks and bottles.
COGNAC BRANDY-superlor quality.
WILD-GHERRY BRANDY.
WHISKY-old Bourbon a-l
Do Monongahela.
HAMS--W AshingIon mills 2hwlm
Or,lav tha ,tly
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Portland .u,@
R. II. Hiler. . FEuep0u
Rainbow ....Frseport
Robt M Carlton u, ,m2
Sal ...........- LIT
Salvato1A ..s..- smf
Slena- ..s.s....lsm mi
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nEaPOoL I5ls Faa ISL 4s & a,ss q Sss, Y
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON APOLLO STREET.
L geneel HOUS E OF Ten Rooms well sitaated, -
between DelOrd and ROBIN streets HOUSE and 1...h
LOT between Magdalen. Jack>On Grond and Heyia 4a4
street, 20 f. front, with mpTov sOO to S2tD saiue
3LOTS IN location of Chenut and Thrd Streets about half
square with moderate improvements, suburb Plaanee
lne Lafayette. About Six Acres high and dry LAND,
Improved city side Of Canoton Also SQUARES OF
LAND in Lafayette, Greenyie, Hgrstyiile and Shrews-
bury. THOS. ID. HAu4ES, Broker
mh13 III Common street.
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.vreaV Orleans Agency

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company
CAPITAL $500. .0OO-Hll paid in, Surplus 4I6O, 100
" JAS WALKER, sec'y. JAS. A. PORTER, Pres
The operations of this Company for ~ yeass have been
confined alone and exclusively to UndsrwTitiBe.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates, and
| losses promptly adjusted. w. B. PARTEE, Agent,
mhsS " Office No. % Camr street New OfLeanss
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HOUSES FUA CALIFOHNIA. =
A LFRED MASON, Builder Of California Portable
"A Hcuses, etc. stg.-HOuses Of good structure and -
material viii be furnished by A. NJ. reasonable terms H
tie Will leave for San Francisco about the middle Of
Apnl next, and viii attend the erection OF the same
required portion of the money can be made payable in
San Francisco. ESS- Orders left with G. w. MURRAY,
No. 81 Magazine streets, (whefe plans be seen) viii
meet with attention. Premises ST. Charles street,
oDDO the Commercial Exchange. mil I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-14
United States.

Advices from Madrid mention rumors of serious diff
terences between Narvaez and the Duke Of Montpen-
ser It Il also said that had ball given by
the Prince de Carin the Nespolitan Minist offered
a gross insult to the American Ambassador, who had
-spproache to salute him. riH not hare anything
say s~e" shouted out Narraes, who represents
that ha5ors pirates and public elonies"
Having uttered these words in tone loud enough to
be heard all the room, Narvaez rumped the Anne
sfcan Pienipotentiary who at once cut" by all
the Spaniards present.
The recent passages Of the British steamship Asia
and the American steamer Atlantic have excited
great interest From the logs of both vessels learn
that the distance each day follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-14
.4sia from Boston

The mails by the Atlantic were landed At five
olock, and reached London at eleven o'clock In the
morning-twelve hours sooner than ever before.
1t is stated that the engines of the Asia are under
undergoing alterations for the better, and 1t
pected by the Cunard Company that her next perfor
nance VIII place her above all competitors,
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STATE OF EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIps MAILS.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
The Extraordinary Speed of the
Steamship Atlantic,
sc. SC. sc.


The Hibernia arrived at Boston Friday afternoon
Her mails reached this city yesterday morning.
Mcssrs Bell, Son Co., of London, who arr largely
engaged In the sale Of American securities state in
their communication, of Friday, the 2Sth ut., that
there has been less activity in the market for Amer
securities during the week and prices in some ia
stances have slightly declinedi whilst In the Canada
Six per Cent debentures which payable in London
In sterling money and therefore, free from fuctua-
lions in exchange, &c, there has been extensive
business doing at the quotations subjoned =
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pal,,,c.i In,slllxcnee.

yrsmo~r Pnrs SON CevvgSrIoS me rree sou Ooo-
.,iar r...ntlx an session in Vermont, passed rcso
istiops strongly adverse to the extension OF slavery
the territories They favor the admission ot Cslfornf
into he upen With the present consttuuon ano
a,,ose the claim of Texas aud New Mexico
r,x.s .-p Ngw Mrrcss-A meeting was held -
A,.,,, che rsptsi OF 1trss the 1ith ut, 70 eon-
sid.r the setion the territory of Ne~ Mexico In ths
fornsthn of q State government Resolutions were
pssses asserting the right OF Texas that terr-
ory and denying the right 81 Congress 70 set, win
regard t. its reception STATE territory othes
then part snd parcel Of the state Of rexss rh-y
call upon he rrttid~nt 90 sholish the a J1cse W
s nj nov exisipc vi der his authority In ke~ WIVES
The rosting rendered IL surprt 10 the oovernor %
tho state 10 pcr, the jurstoton sud itss ~ I've
s.ste NJ SUI oosst.utiobsi means he MAJ sss o. "
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