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cd Minister Of Foreign Affairs and the Prusssn troops are
concentrating rapidly on the confines OF Cassel
Matters IN necblenbuIg. Schwenn seem TO be pro-
gressng towards the same dssenson between the duke
sworn TO by the Grand Duke on the 10th OF October is49
has been violated by ministerial decree aboshng il al
ogether and egrantng 10 the obnoxious nobility their
Old privileges and rights The deputies refused to obey
The illegal act and appointed the 4th Of September to meet
Tor delbeation previous to which the president OF the
have issued protest against the proceedings OF the gov
eminent ~
=. 14e Austria and H~ax.ry.
There is now rumor from Vienna that Lord Palmer
son has called upon the King OF Prussia TO insist upon
the Hoseiners laying down their arms and that he has
offered an English fleet for the blockade OF Tiel.
The Grand Duke OF Oldenbug has. II is said sgnifed
his readiness 10 ascend the throne of Denmark on cond
ton that Scheswg and Holsein shall constitute two un
divided Duchies Of the German empire.
Separate batalions OF Hunganans, in the Austrian
army Lombardy have revoted and the revolt was only
suppressed BY force, accompanied with bloodshed A
conspiracy at Milan is said to have been discovered
The Hungarian refugees have received permission 10
quit the Turkish territory, when the term Of location is
over.
Kossu,h, is said has applied to remain in CONSTANT
nople.
The high court OF appeals at Turin has condemned,
by majority oil thirteen TO one, the archbishop for
abuses Of his high powers funclionary The see is
declared 10 be vacant His spiritual domain is seized
and the archbishop himself condemned to Punishment
The archbishop OF Sardinia has been treated like his
colleague at Turin and both have shipped off for Civa
The power Of the Pope will not. it seems shield these
obnoxious personages, the precise nature OF whose
crimes is not stated. All parties concur in stating that
they have rendered themselves exceedingly obnoxious
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BAIrlAoRK, Oct 1915, p. m.
IAs Mechanics Institute Fau.--Faiai Aeeidsn-Caps
Charies--Jenny Lind al Philadelphia. of Tick
as-Large Rsrard-Agrieltiurai fair.-Cay Nor.
Markets, Se.
The Mechanics Institute Fair is the great point of
in this city, the ,hong OF vsers being Immense,
aud the number and variety of articles on exhibition
ceeding those OF any previous exhibition About O'Clock
last evening, when the three spacious saloons were
crowded excess accident occurred in the machinery
saloon, which caused the almost instant deaih OF
young man named James Nc Lanahan. Mr. Ferguson.
inc inventor OF ponderous mortising machine was en-
gagged In putting on the band connecting with the steam
power when u became entanged and suddenly tilted the
machine over As fell an iron Upright struck Mr. Nolan
ahan on me pack oil the head causing terrible fracture Of
the scu from the effect Of which expired In the course
Of ten minutes He twenty wears Of are and an
apprentice to Mr. Husey tho agricultural implement, man
| uiacturer.
company oil Baiumoreans have purchased a alto
Cape Charles for the establishment OF fashionable SOUTH
similar that OF Cape May Il is said TO have
superior natural advantages lhelae TO be of easy
from Baltimore, Richmond and NorfolE l, is pre-.
sunied that the plan will be Immediately carried out
Jenny Lind arrived Philadelphia last evening" aud
lodged immense crowd that had assembled Chestnut
street wharf NEE. her by landing Calowhi street,
and quietly proceeding to her quarters at Joness hotel
The hotel hronged, and she compelled
pear al her window 10 quiet their outcries.
The telegraph informs that the sale of tickets for the
first Lind Philadelphia, which takes place
morrow night of this morning at the Chestnut
care Root the daguerreoyps carried OF the first ticket
Price OF $3.50 which Is the that given Prov
dence Rhode lard The ticket brought Si2 pro-
MUM, and others ranged from that down ~ 50 pre-
MUM
The governor OF Maryland has offered reward Of
$500 for the and conviction Of the murderer of Ed
mund Mitchell, making nearly $4,000 In all offered
The parties arrested have yet been examined.
The Maryland Agricultural FAIR which commences on
Wednesday next will exceed all previous fairs of the soc
ETY. The number OF strangers will be immense, and many
Of them will have articles and stock exhibition from
other States. The President, the heads OF departments
editors, &C., OF Washington. have been invited, and will
probably attend both fairs Thursday aud Friday
The number Of deaths in this city last week 49, OF
which number IS under five years Of age.
The MARKETs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning
there OF 100 bbs How ard -four o. 65l
Sales 800 bbs City Mills "a 62a-hoders refusing
sell any these figures. sales good prime red
whe at at 80 100 Sales of white al 50 a Ga
CENTS and yellow 81 90 Oats, IS 81 Whis
key, % a 23k cents. 9
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by GREEN = TAsTET. Auotionsers.

VERY FINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
residence Of Lieutenant Shields, Capitol Hill the north
Capitol gate at 10 O'Clock superior assortment Of rn
viz;
Rosewood gothic satincovered chairs
Do fine large and recumbent chairs
DO and maple chairs
Mahogany marbetop pier, pedestal. and sofa tables
do side tables and wash closets
Do pari0r chairs and iron bronZed hatrack
Do bookcase and wardrobe
French sofa, lounges, and other sofas
Do sideboard, dressing and other bureaus
Walnut wardrobe and extension dining table
Egyptian marble mantel, andlarge clocks
Fine French plate gilt frame mirror and other glasses
One telescope and microscope, OF magniying
power
Girandoles, candelabas, soaI hall, and other lamps
China, and cr0ckeyware, which fine
China and coffee large French
China dinner set, consisting OF over 200 pieces
Fine silver plated coffee and tea set of the style
Do do casters, plated on aibata, cut bottles
Feather beds, bedding, mattress, and bedsteads
Window curtains and Venetian blinds
Three ply and ingram parior and step carpets
English ol-cloth sc.
Alright other
Also, a good lot of kitchen requisites.
giving description any super
fuous. Suffice 1t TO say, all is hne.
All Of and under s5, cash S5 credit Of
MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN d TAsTET,
Octl6-d Aucioneers
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by GREEN ~ TAsTET, Auctionssrs.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUCTIoNOn Thursday the 18th shall
E. b. Boutwell,,
Fourteenth New York avenue beautiful
of furniture, viz
Mahogany sofas, dvans and hair seat chairs
Do velvet, damask, and menno covered arm chairs
do mabie-top centre and pier tables
DO sidebozrd, dressing other bureaus
Do dining, breakfast, and tables, hat rack, &C.
Grandoes, solar, halt and other lamps
French china, and other mantel ornaments
China crockery, and among which good
dinner and French china
Fine silver plated cake baskets, ivory knives, &c.
Fine britannia and coffee
Paror, passage, STAIR and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs, straw mating &c.
Maple high and low and uunde bedseads
Superior beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Excellent cooking radnor and other
Also, good of kitchen requisites.
The attention Of the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and
invited We deem
anything relative the superior quality Of urntue
n II will fnr ii.eif Only and
All Of SO, so,
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
GREEN d TAsTET,
Oct lid Aucuoneers.
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THADDEUs STEVENS This gentleman has received a
marked ebuke the hands Of his constituents the re.
ducon OF his majority from 4,l0l which he had two
years ago. 10 1852 at lhe election His violent
denuncations Of the South and southern institutions,
and his reckless disregard of the true interests of Penn
sylvania, have recoed upon his head and had il
friends, aidel by ndlsposlon on the part OF many
wings 70 be found arayed against the regular nomna
tons OF their party, verify believe he would have met
with an nglorous defeat As il is the result must be
excessively moyng to his feelings and he will return
to Congress cresifaen and condemned "A large major
y OF the people oil Lancaster county thoroughly we'd
ded to our glorious Union, and notbing-not the su
perio talents OF Mr. Stevens-can sway them from their
stion.-Lancdster (Pd.) Infelfigencsr.
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The sock IN the city 10 reckoned Al y, 900 Bales
Wool remains very firm, with an upward tendency, Al
though the manufacturers continue 10 threaten 20 stop
cards. they buy larger quantities better prcessay
90 900 lbs onequaner blood SO 10
fne AZ cents pulled, 42i The late from
England is activity in WOOL advanced prices which
will cut OH foreign woods from this market Flour is in
good request but holders ask higher rates. exporters
hold off, sales straight State u o. "a 81 Michigan and
Ohio, "a TO- Southern flour, Mixed 81 81 SO. Rye
flour, So lsa So 5. Meal, ~ H. Wheat, white Mich
gan, VI vi 10 Canadian red, SO lO2 Oats. 80 Al
cents Corn in fair demand64 Tor mixed best yell
low, 65h cents 90 cents round yellow Pork is firm sales
mess $40 s7h prime, IS s7a. Lard firm, "A u cents
Butter In Demand II IL Cheese quiet Oh 81
cents. Rice, SO 81; crop arrived per Southemer
Whskey, "a Tobacco is firm holders refuse sell
Freghts remain duIi -four to Liverpool, Is 3D. Cotton,
I'd. Id.
Money continues very abundant, and the stock market
active, with increasing disposition speculate nowith
standing the threatening Of loan from the govern
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BY DYER s McaUIRE, Auctionsers.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNL
Il TUREOn Thursday morning, I'm instant 10 O'Clock
the residence OF Madam Clavadaer Pennsylvania
Ninth and Tenth all her
an kitchen furniture, viz
mahogany air-covered soias palor chains
marble top pier tables, mahogany centre tables
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and card tables
Maniel mirrors; clocks and ornaments
Superior mahogany mirror sideboard, very large
High and low post mahogany and maple bedsteads
Wardrobes bureaus, wasbstands and sets
mahogany secretaries lounges and otomans
Feather beds hair and shnck mattresses
large quantity Of bed clothing
chamber, and stair rods
Passage oil cloth and mating
China dinner and service, glassware
with
sorment Of kitchen utensils.
TERss Over $50 credit Of and four MONTHS for salts
actoniy endorsed, bearing interest :
DYER MCGUIRE, Aucuoneers.
N D. The furniture excellent orders beds and
OF
nhns The house will be for inspection Of the furniture
"Wednesday. ID. Il M.
Oct I5-d
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modelled admit Exchanging lhsm limo proPsls when
necessary This embraces evidence that the commercial
and shP-buding public anticipate speedy abandonment
Of sailing ships wherever speed objec, 10 be attained
This change which has taken place wholly within the las,
year. marks the second step In the great business evola
ton which the employment of the effect
mo-
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THE undersigned, and agents. law In the Supreme
Of United States and the az the District 90
umb and attend promptly claims aEainst the United States
Of all officers and
ands return duties paisn for
Inventions, hc., nc. I.L $3.50
They tender members profession dis
when the prepared BY local agent will abaie
relative the forms and
Of business Of the department. will be furnished 10
without They have made
payment and for The sale location Of
land the best lands.
Once Pennsylvania avenue, Lane and Tuckers Building
DUFF GREEN,
Rem. Y. GREEN,
RiCH'D n. CLARKE.
Oct l5-aaw3m
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MAILRoBBgRs ARRESTED Five loaiers--naned Veitch,
Bell, Bfannan, McCar,y and McDowel-have been
cd for committing the late marobbey the city OF Phil
adephia They committed in default of ball. and the
proof seems be very strong against them confederate
from Baltimore, named Downs, the informant, whose
agency led TO their arrest.
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GALE OF SUPERIOR FURNrTURE.-on Friday, 18th m
10 O'Clock, shall sell all the furniture In the
occupied by Mr. Hackney l and commencing
In the llh street house. We cnumerate, In part
Mahogany sofas, divans, and chairs
Marble top centre, pier, and soh tables
Handsome damask other curtains shades and blinds
Cane and wood chairs, dining and other tables
Brussels, three ply, and ingram carpets
Dinner and glass
Bedxteads, beds, mattresses
Toilet tables and
wardrobcs, bureaus, cabinet wsshstands
Hat rack, looking glasses, clocks, and ornaments
Air tight and other stoves, frs sets, 6e
Together with general assortment Of kitchen requisites
TElss so, credit Of and four months, for
isfAcionly endorsed, bearing interest
DYER Mcguire,
octl5-d Aucuonccrs
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MAGNIFICENT Ptsno.Just received per barque Lowell,
from Boston, three Of Chickering's superb octave
magnificent Of style Of Louis
XIV, volume, purity Of elasticity
ouch beauty Of exterior nnvaed BY any
brought q wood, eisboratcy
carved 'front.' back and ends making o. elegant central piano Tins
instrument 10 accompanied with the highest testimonials
These instruments supplies
the most elegant south Of New York; prices rang
ing from S125 10 5000.
secondand pianos taken In part payment On hand large stock
Of guitars Of every grade, elegantly nlsid voin flutes
cordeon. and ali kinds musical merchandise.
music received week, and sold as low as can be
bought In this city ,,.., ,..,,,.
oot lo-eoda Pennsyivania
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MARRIED..

At Trinity Church, New York. the 9th Rev
BLAKE, chaplain u s. Navy Capt W A T. MADDOX, u. g. Ma
Corps Miss SARAH MoUGHoN daughter
William Moughon, Of Columbus, Ga
On The 10th inst the Relay House. the Rev A. JoSE
WALL LACE ELIOT esq., late Of Washington Miss EUGEN
L. LOWE, of Baltimore county, Maryland
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Hon. Levi Woodbury., of the Judges OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States, has been chosen delegate 10
the State convention for the revision OF the constitution Of
New Hampshire
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rch THE osoEoLA, having been engaged BY the
National Greys for "Trip TO the above place, viii leave
Washington Friday 18Th inst, at O'Clock, Re-
turning win Monday, the 2lst, O'Clock, p.
those who wish the
passage fare for the round "Trip will be reduced 20 a. The
Marine Band win be In attendance.
Oct ie-ad J.. MITCHELL, Captain
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rI.AGETr, NEWTON, MAY, a. Go, Will 49, 0ss esys
consisting o. -.-s-..,. x,rr,...
Msrlros cssbrsre, and brocbe long shaws
s..sn.~d "a white embroidered Grape shewfs, 90
,,,, ~ ..,sy on articles bsouUnG 70 sher
Mm ~ heb they respectfully solicit cary sxSninson
Sc1r ,bs ladies Of washington and sdiaceus ciues
Oct i7--Swh ~ ~
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mated the eject In Great Brlsin would be very serious.
Holders do not offer until further news from Liverpool
The quotations follow bat no lots could be
bought at these prices. ~ 4
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Of Maryland Providence pernitng) English
Lutheran church, OF ih streets, Thursday 18th
seven O'clock when the synodca will be
delivered BY the President
Preachns may expected evening during
Business sessions daily, with open doors.
The public are respectfully invited 10 attend
james m Juae d Co.'s American aud European Ann
phithsatre.
The distinguishing features Of this establishment
the celebrated
FRENCH TROUPE
Paris Cirque composed
n6 FEMALE and 0l2 MALE peormer, who engaged
by the senior proprietor who visited Eu
which companies OF England and France
could Afford Among the principal stars ofths troupe
MADEMoIsELLE LOUISE,
rides without saddle birdie.
MADEMoIsELLE RoSALINE,
The equestrian Terpschore, unequasd in her peculiar STYLE
MADEmoIsELLE ToURNIAIRE,
whose wonderful skin the ats Of the has everywhere
been the admiration Of ALL
MILE JOSEPHINE and MILE JEANETTE,
Together with
MONSIEUR BENoIT,
The great equestrian necromanceI.
MONSIEUR ToURNIAIRE, &C, nc.
The unrvaed clown and jester, w r. WALLET attached
40 % 1s m s s %s ~ %
Tits company Is beyond comparison the greatest ever assembled in
70 Gys which only %s"o o s
GEAN1 and eque.,sn JAMES NIXON and
his talented children ac who form bat small part Of this truly
belonging the company is the bc and
thoroughly trained ever slhbd af.t among which Is The ea,
surpass animal In the world In beauty aud docliy
The above will perform washington Friday and satut
street
open u and u O'Clock performance
Admission children years ago, half price,
Oct s-ftwA6td.
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HOUSE for Rent Lease have finished, and
Ill ready city, IL embraces
ali modern improvements and every eonyenisnce Necessary 70
make beautifully auatsd The corner OF
and ION sree unsurpassed for healthy position and good
pump the very best being In The kitchen contains u
rooms which bath arranged of nos coad and
shower baths, together with water closet 80. IA. So
The sbIna carriage house. and for male
arranged in very superior style convenience and co, lying
= new-psvrd alley ,...vs c.cv,s
Oct Io-eod9uf FIJI
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DANCINa ACADEMY.

BLAKE has honor announcing @ her patrons and
Apollo Hall will be for
lhe reception pupils the t Of octobe 1850 Madam win
teach every variety psror ballroom dancing Madam h
New Yok obtaining all The and fashionable dances for
the coming season
Days tuition Tuesdays Fridays three ill
O'Clock evening from eight nne O'Clock PM
house when not engaged In school Tor
TERMS apply AZ the hall. Oct 6-d2w
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Ion sALEThe farm now occupied by the subscriber, situate
the Columbia Turnpike IN Aiersndns county three mile.
bridge hundred and
has comfortable improvements. SAMUEL ID. KING
Oct t5-eo3n L. fMN# @ rt A @
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~ vTED.-A situation by German r hi pvsss
miy French cooking Ill ID HsAths Ths
asst al references be gwen Please address
FRENCH COOK, care u Mr. Trspnsr,
eth street, between street and PennsyIvanlA evsnss,
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TELEaRAPHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION
Condition of tie Northern Markets..

NEW YORK, Oct l6-2, p m.-The stock market to-day
Is du--no sales Of moment-prices unchanged Flour
rather depressed under the steamers Sales OF 5000
bhs at 81 so "a 90 for State brands southern.
81 SIS l2a Genesee unchanged. Corn meal, % Is.
Wheat dul-saes $500 bushels red at 100 Genesee
l2 ll6 Corn frm-sales of mixed IS, and ye-
low at 66 cents Rye, 10 cents Provisions firm. Mess
pork. $40 81 Sill; prime, 80 81; lard, u all cents.
Groceries steady nothing 10 coffee Sugars quiet Cotton
firm, but sales yet reported Tobacco very frm and
upward. Whiskey, 26a "a cents in bbs
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1872, p m-Our market exhibits
but little clangestocks firm. Flour quiet at - 81 Grain
unch hanged Cotton firm. Provisions firm. Groceries
steady. Whiskey, 20 a "a cents.
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CARD.-The attention and gentlemen Of the Dts
e and those who furnishing in PARTICULAR respectfully
which win take place 10
O'Clock Thursday i7h instant the residence Captain
Boutwell, the OF 4 and New York avenue They
will find the worthy Of their attention. For further particularly
ZEE nd vertisenent
Oct 16-N GREEN TAsTET.
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Release Of The Brother, Montssquisu.

s Iuts October 5Governor King. Of this Htats. has
gran,ed an pardon to Montesqueu.
the eldest OF the brothers, being satslaoscrly
believed that progH will be entered In the Of
the younger BROTHER who Is supposed had hand In
the ,nu rider of young Barnum.
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A GENTLEMAN, who ts fully prepared, both ~
study and practice give In the branches usually
taught higher obtain situation pn
assistant teacher eorgsnised institution The hes
be given, and liberal salary s required
Address lpost paid immediately city post ONCE Warrington
Oct l6-eoAs UM
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Steamboat Accident.

sr LOUIS, October l5The Mustang, on hsr up
ward trip, when four miles below Brunswick, on ne Ms-
souri, river struck snag, and sunk in sr feet uss snc
afterwards broke In The boat was total oss, WIN
the exception OF the cabin furniture She bad heavy car
20 Of groceries and merchandise which viii % osmseso-
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-. Is n Wst LIsnAay OF Cosenxss, Oct ?, loo0
NOTICE r. hereby given chat the LAbrsry % Oongress
~ win BE- closed Tuesday, Ism instant and win NOT again
- - - 800 - ''' JOHN g. MEEHAN,
Oct s-ecdew Librarian
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r. friends and the public generally that they hsvs Just received a.
from New York. s winter stock q sod ssiecsd by
partner which they iaso
city past vora ihsy would hsh snds
Anew good puntsicon and vest hands wanted ss ~ y
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Ns,s Hampshire Election.

BosroS Oct. 1--we learn that Morrison (dsm.) has
been elected Congress from the third congressional
district i'm New Hampshire, by about lao majority. This
district represented the last session BY james VIII
son, (whig)
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il usted, by c. w. Radcliffe. Nr.
Household surgery, Hints Emergencies by John y South.
The Builders Pocket Companion containing the elements
building surveyns and srchecsue by A. C. smeson civil ens
The Cabinet Uphol.ee Companion, by J. Stokes
s oc.is FaANcK TAYLOR.
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7He Massachuselts Nomination..

CONCORD, Mass, Oct is The whig convention NJ Mid
dlesex placed the following ticket In nomination or
the assemblyi II. p. Fairbanks, Samuel Hcar, Wm z.
Stevens John Boynion, Homer Bartlett and josiah Ruer
This ticket also been adopted by the seeding sesoi
The convention, without nominating candidates for
Congress, adjourned over for q week. &.
The .soers win adhere g. Palfey for Congress
from the fourth district expecting the wings 70 uss win
them. ~l 10
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The Cuban expedition Is 10 sail on the 18th inst The
Caledonia and Hbernia, formerly belonging the Cunard
company are 10 be Immediately placed upon the route be
tween Cadrz and Havana The Cambria will also BE-
placed upon the route circumstances will adm
Of her being detached from the royal mail line.