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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-06-26
SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
Emerson Shields hi. & Co. }RYx virtue of an
Benz. rupert. )der of sale, to me d.
rected, issued by the District Court in and for
the county of Dubuque and State of Iowa, a.
gainst defendant, will, on the 18th day Of Ju-
ly, A. d. 1850, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. NJ and Sin o'clock, p. NJ. of that day, at the
door of the Court House in said county, expose
to public sale, the following described real es-
tate, that is to say, Lots No. six hundred and
ffty-six a, (656a,) and six hundred and fiftv.se-
ven a, (657a,) in the city eff Dubuque, in said
county, to satisfy said writ as | am therein COM
mandcd.
w. G. STEWART, Shift. DC.
Dubuque, June IL, 1850. 4O-3t. pr fee $3.50
Michael Burke,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., GARRY
OWEN, JACKSON COUNTY, IOWA.
will attend to any business entrusted to him in the
L line This profession He is also Deputy County
surveyor of jackson county.
May %, 1850. SILLY
REMOVAL!
Globe Building No. 3.
NIE subscriber takes this method to notify his friends
and the public generally, that he has purchased the
stock OF Goodrich and Brother and has just received from
the Eastern and Southern cities new and complete
Stock of Merchandise,
embracing welseected assortment of Fancy and Silk
goods in addition to the usual Stock of Cloths Cassmers
satines, Domestcs, Prints, and Dress Goods and Hats
Caps, Boots and Shoes Parasols Hardware and Groce-
ries The former customers of Goodrich and Brother and
all others, are invited to call and examine my stock.
oods sent tethe residence of purchasers within the
city, if required, free of charge.
IF. V. GOODRICH.
Dubuque, Iowa, April II, 1850. 32-ly
pR!NTED Lawns and Jaccones, for sale at No. 3,
L Globe Building, by " GoGpn1cH
DIAM and printed Borrages, for sale by
\ GOODRICH.
SlLk Tissues, "a beautiful article) juit received by
~
large lot of French work, Jaccones and Swiss Mus
IA Inns just reed from N. York F v GooDp1cu
splendid lot of Bonnet Ribbons, direct from York.
n for sale by F v GooDR,cH
DURSE Twist and Zephyr Worsterd-a fine article
Il on mana ana Tor sale by GOODRICH
A large assortment of Parasos, of the newest STYLE
IA now opening at GoopRICH's
AGE Wells, Fans, Lace, Infants Waists, French
IL Markings, Cotton and Silk Braid, for sale low by
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RORAX, saleratus pepper spice received by Lamar
ID tine and for sale by
apr2 ' f. r. GILLESPIE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-06-26

SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER-REsIpENcE, GARRY
OWEN, JACKSON COUNTY, IOWA.
lie will attend to any business entrusted to him in the
L line of his profession. He is also Deputy County
Surveyor of Jackson county.
May %, 1850. 37-ly
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IOWA SHOE STORE!

IOWA SHOE STORE!
e
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of D,-
buquc and vicinity that ho has received large and
Wcll.sclccted stock of
Boots and Shoes.
or the Spring and Summer trade and that arrivals of
the latest and best styles and qualities may be expected as
long as navigation remains open.
1t is almost impossible for him specify the numerous
kinds Styles and qualities of which his stock consists but
would most respectfully invite one and all to calf and
his assortment of Ladys and Gentemens, Misses and
Boys Youths and Chren's Boots and Shoes neat now
and very low for the ready dust.
All Country Merchants wishing Boots and Shoes by the
dozen, will find it to their advantage to examine
my stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
ALSO,
Always on hand a heavy stock of Leather and Find
Jugs, will be sold at the lowest rates possible.
Friends and customers will remember the well known
established sho Store at the sign ofthe Big Boot
Dubuque, May %, 1850. s7-tf
More New Goods at Fellows and
YOlung's.
ESTABLISHMENT No. Sc, MAIN-sT., DUBUQUE
1NIIE subscribers having fully tested the experiment
-
at fair prices, and living profit take pleasure in calling
the attention of their patrons to their and
elegant assortment of
&prtmg Goods.
which they have received within the past few wecks.-
They WILL as heretofore continue to keep on hand fresh
Groceries, Boots Shoes Hats, Caps Bonnes, Hardware;
together with every article usually called for in their
line and it will be their endeayor to merit continuance
public patronage, which, during the past year. has been
' ' FELLOWS & YOUNG
GROCERIES.
FINE lot of Family Groceries, Just received and for
May 8, 1850. '''O0''' ' Fellows & YOUNG.
BONNETs.
SPLENDID assortment of Spring STYLES of all quail
May 8 1850 FELLOWS & YOUNG.
CANDLES
On BOXES Mould Candles, do Star Candles, for
~ sale ,ah4y .a
May s, 1850. FELLOWS & YOUNG.
POWDER
nUPONT'S hest in store and for sale by
~ May g, 1850. FELLOWS & YOUNG.
DRY GOODS
CONSISTING of Prints of all styles & prices
~ Blue and Brown Drills; Brown & Bleachcd Shirt
lug q Sheetng; Sanets & Gray Cloth; Summer Goods
of all qualities; Linen Lustures Bingham Lawns etc.
which will be sold low by
Mays 1850. FELLOWS & YOUNG.
CROCKERY.
4 SPLENDID assortment of all kinds and qualities
~ in store and for sale by
Mays. FELLOWS & VOTING.
BAGS.
000 GUNNY Bags, just received and for sale low.
~OO May FELLOWS & YOUNG.
BOOTS T. SHOES.
CONSISTING of Mems Coarse Boots,
" e Fine Bootes
for sale very low by
May g. FELLOWS & YOUNG.
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Ey7N. B.-The above sale is postponed to
THURSDAY, the 9th day of June.
J. G. SHIELDS, Trustee.
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THE LAMARTINE.

A This new and elegant passen-
yEssNN Sger Steamer, J. M. MARSH, Mas
Ez7{Esss Iter, will run during the season us
regular packet between the ports of ST. Louis
and st. Peters, touching at all intermediate
points. a...... .. - -. In, T@1s-
y FOR freight or passage apply on board, or to
Emerson q Shields, agents = ~ Ia, =
Dubuque Iowa, Mar. Goth 1850, de-,
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CANDLES.
on BOXES Mould Candles, do Star Candles, fol
~ sale by
May s, 1850. FELLOWS & YOUNG.
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SlLk Tissues, "a beautiful article) jut received by
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-06-26
Michael Burke,

w. G. STEWART, Shift. d. C.
Dubuque, June II, 1850. 4O-3t pr fee $3.50
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DkiNTED Lawns and Jacconcts, for sale at No. 3,
L Globe Building, by w Gocpn1cH. =,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-06-26

FREDEKICK UELW Ell
June 5th, 1859. 39-6m,
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j. M. MCFADIN
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Rus oRS or A NEW COMPROMISE. AND A CHANGE ~
fTE TARIfF-TnR rRXAs AND SRw MEXICO BOUND
AfN-MR CLAY DErARTURE-THg TEHUAN rEpEC
II EA1Y--NAAwELL AND LEWIS
OUR SPECIAL TELECR4rHo coRREsrovDEyoE
WASHINGTON, August = 1850.
There are rumors afioat that compounds ar
rspgement viii BE- shortly made. The North waut a
protective tariff and the South want some concessions
tho slavery scheme 1t is reported that parties
concocting a tariff ill compensation tor something
totbe south The administration is said to be the
bottom Of the movement
Mr. Pearce will Introduce, on Monday bill for The
settlement of the New Mexico and Texan boun dariss
az soms aonement for the defeat Of the Com promise
There Is some chance yet for Texas scrip There "a
majority Of sixteen seventeen for California In the
Senate.
The Benton and Poote report severely censures
Mr. Foote
The Tehusntepec treaty Is before the Senate.
Mr.. Clay leaves to- orroS, for Newport
John @. Clark il recovering
The nominations of SIR Maxwell and Mr. Lewis will
come up next week before tho Senate.
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usual although white receJed 3D. and yellow
Ia per a r below the rates of this day week.
The princpaI arrivals since Tuesday are Of forsign
wheat apo "a sacks of French -four OF the former
200 quarters are from Egypt 5000 Quarters fro m
Odea $40 quarters from Roteraa IN and 1851 quar-
tiers from siettn The busi ness at this morning =
market on a moderate sale The prices of wheat
can be quoted Barley beans and peas were each in
good request Fine oats are scarce Indian corn an
better a.mand
At Mark lane Wednesday. English Wheat sold
elowiy at Mondays prices. Foreign at late rates;
buyars took kparinRly Bailey steady at prayoui
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Losror, Pstpst, 10th july 1850.
Five O'Clock, p. "a
The weather the greater part Of the week has been
all that could b. desrd for bringing forward the grow
ing crops, which every here spoken o. highly
promising In appearance and prices Of vhest had de-
clntd about q per ar Coffee quiet. Sugar In more
request snd Cd ais dearcr Cotton has advapcnd
I'd. per ID, with an active and general demand The
indigo sales have closed very brskiy For detail Of
the principal .sanssctious refer 10 thu subioined
rtmarks ny the overland mail, which arrived this
stsrnoon have received advices 10 the following
dstesi Cslcutta %, and Colombo iith June; Bombay
Goth, Batavia 2fth, Manila 14th, Canton ed, and
sbsnshse lltb May.
Asssrcsr srocxs - Thu chief buslnesshas been con.
fired 10 Uped states 6s 81 which sales we're made In
the early part % the week at 1Oek lot for bouds
bearer, and at losK 100 for Inscriptions. To day
bonds have been sold Al iOTh Msssschuse,t- S. hav.
bstn dons at lee; renpsyiVsnia duh At s2ass sx
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Powder Mil EXPLOSION AND Loss or LIFE,
AT TuTTSviIE, Pa On Monday last, about IL
O'Clock, AN explosion occurred, AT the powder mill
Of Elijah Hammer and Michael S+ltzer, Of this
b,rOugh, which proved irarfully destructive Of
human l5e, well as property. About 800 pounds
of y,'w der exploded, winch demolished the build
ipg, with The exception sf portion Of the frame.
The Ohald SheiTer, one of the two workman en-
gagged IN the mill, was instantly killed, hIs body
being shockIngly burned aud maaRlsd. Jshn
- hsrr, the other work nIan. although not killed
outright, was 30 horribly burned aud otherwise in
jufed, that he survived only about siG hours Two
lads, and 'be other ten years Of agr,
sons Of Solomon Mckinney, 81 Barry township,
who accompanied their father to the sill with
Iced q charcoal, were Instantly killed. Their
bodies were frariuIly burned and disiigurcd Dan
~ Dngler, Of Barry, who accompanied Mr. Mo-
Kinney TO the mill. alec fell victim tO the rx-
plotian. He heard SchaTr eHclaim Ia Shcrrer
that the iron scraper had fallen INTO thu trough
containing the powder. and urged him 10 stop he
mill Apwehebeing danger, he turned suddenly
TO cs,spe from the building, but II that moment
the FOUNDERS" came down upon the scraprr, and
the explosion instantly took place. Drngler WIS
sincktn ~ The earth, and seriously injured that
be died during the night. Solomon MckiOnry,
who had just left the mil, and. the time At the
sxplcsin. war some hfy yards distant, escaped un.
hurt A young man, son ot William BolIch, Of
monsnt standing outside the mill, near the coal
house, slso escaprd. This is the fifth sixth time
thar the SEINE mill has been blown up within few
yeas, End similar catasuophes have occurred At
UibeT mile in the county; ~ none OF which, how
ever, was there 90 great md melancholy destrIc-
tim 81 human lfe.-Patsv'He (Pd) Emporium,
dvg l.
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There is little news from Italy. AT Solmona, In
Naples, dreadful outbreak OF the violence Of the
sOloEfy has occurred, originating in tdfing
quarrel Toe soldiers murdered some eighty OF
the peassnuy their way TO market There is
no civil authority or regular legal constitution in
Naples now. The priests, who rule the King,
busy IN hunting down the aRsnis Of the Bible So
cFty, and IN imposlng vexatiOus fasts and ceremo-
MES Al Rome, the republican leader, Cernuschi,
who was conspicuously active IN the Milanssc
and Roman revolutions, has been tried again by
French court-msrtai, but acquitted aud liberated
The Clergy are raising subscriptions throughout
ltsIy, 10 give a substaniial testimonial 10 Arch
hiehcp Ffanzon, of Turin, who was lately fined
nnd imprisoned for refusing submission to Sardi-
tfau law
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The Ma, orally OF baltimore.

balrtNsHE, August 2, 1880.
The Democratic NsyorSlty Convention met as.Is
this afternoon in Democratic Hall and vere In ses-
sion four hours The proceedings charaotsriz.A
With much confusion Two merrb hers had kn,ek
down argument After admitting Watkio. aud d-ie-
Ratss fron two contested wards they adjourned ~.n
out DtninntiDg Mayor. and will meet sgsn on Moa-
day The Turner men holding a separate
MEETING. There h poor prospect Of their ooms o. 70
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storm In Bait,,n.s.-Bru,aIm Harder.

BALriHokE, August 2 1888.
We visited. at 3 o'clock this afternoon W. n
'r'm'no QUE STERN OF rain and hail The streets ~srs
Hooded. many cellars Oiled, aud considerable
damage done.
Henry Hammond was brutally murdered. While
stHndEg IN bis gatd'n h. shut through Ne he.d
b. s"m- unknown .fsass'u Hammond b-lous-a ~
one OF the best families in MARYLAND. lie lrts.ss
vile aud children. No he assigned for the
A..H
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TIE EFFECT IN AUSTRIA OF AMERICAN INTERPRET
EHcE IN HuNGARIAN APFARs-rHE DISGRACE OF
HANNAH
Advices from Vienna to the l4th ult are received.
II appears that the publication Of certain documents
lndicoiinp The intention of The Uuied States 10
acknowledge the Independence of Hungary if that
country succreded in its efforts to acquire it, at
tTact considerable attention.
he AUSfii0n Correspondence journal states, that
II hns been shown by the decar atoms of the Ameri-
can President, that the United States were prepared
To recognise ihe Independence of Hun gary SO sson
as victory had declared itself for the insurgents,
dnd od6s, that he Aust,ton government has held
HseJ bo7'nd 10 protest against this resolution
The Rei'hs Zeit,ssg has published some singular
oiheIal documents connected with the line of con-
Guct pursued by the government of the United
States during the Hungarian revolution, from which,
incomplete they are is evident that the Amer-
ears had cast longing eye on Fume. The Aus
u1Gn government has despatched note 10 Wash
mgion, protesting against conduct so oppOsed 70
friendly relations which have always existed be-
tween the TWO countries "Thc note in question:"
says The Relchs ZeifuHg, is not denunciatioa of
any OF the mutual commercial treaties, hat supply
lhe assurance, that though the Austrian govern
menI Is not insensibe to such hostile measures It
t"dchts 10 Them no more importance than they
deserve"
An imperial edict has put an end TO General
HayBau's omnlpotence in Hungary. Ii has been
officially announced =" that the Emperor at the
lus aDcr OF his Cabinet, has been pleased "a remove
Ftld.rne mr. lister Baron Haynau from the comm 1nd
81 The hind army corps, and TO recall the penipo-
Tertiary powers entrusted to him during The slate
OF siege IN Hungary" IL was not until Ill pos
slble means had been employed to induce General
laypau 20 change his line OF conduct that it
was resolved 10 remove him from his responsible
situation.
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Rsvages OF TIA. Cholera.

CNcNNAri August 1850
The Board OF Health PORTS the past forty eghs
hours seventy interments hfteen bsng cholera,
and silky three other diseases
PursBuEoH, August Z, 1850.
In the Sixth ward, ten f.,al Of cholera ~rrs
r~Iart'd on w'dnssosy ~nd six Tuesday. roe
fatality H. generally ccunaed 60 bsh locatio1s TIE
old and respected Frsdsnts-Mrs Capt Forsyth sna
James McIlenry-- oied lsst night from cholera
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soptbern News.

BALriNoHg, August 2 1850.
John Tobin, aged seventy, huns himself this morn
ing. at HE residence in West Pratt street
The Southern mail il through with the Ne~ Orea.s
papers from which siean later nsr- from r~x,s
Recently skirmisb took place between tbs IN iiass
aud sIty % whites under Lieut. Under ~sod rhs
beutsrsnt ana seven wounded ani t~s
men we're Killed. The indians Ices heavy
The crops art very promising IN Texas.
The Falcon fcr Chsgrss, hft Nsw orleans on ths
18th inst
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compromi.e Meeting al s.va...h.

sarASSAs, July 30 1870.
large meeting has been held here this day in fAvss
OF the Compromise.
Resolutions, approving Of the Nashville Convention
adopted by large Majority
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BouErr Tn,ATrK.-rb- grand RssiossI drama 81
the Siege Of Monterey" ~ sg-in b. prs-rnt"d this
evening Every nisht Il has been played III house
cfowdsd The description given - tue vtrDas
battles which have been fought upon the pisias %
Mexico ssctss the greatest Interest upou the sninss
Of the audisree sud zach scene u food ny ritsrs-
tdo hesr- Miss Hnert sih sting popuiar ballad ana
the smusem'n's -i close with the o5asdy OF Jos is
London p"
nsuce wish the come.l-tta OF Delicate 0r,uads
which vii be toioSed hy the succesfut srsnd ballet
Of lie Pile de A-rbrr Mile. Blangy. ~h, app-srs
Miranda nightly the chsers Of de-
hebtsd audi-pcet duriLg her respective dances walsh
executed With grace Mnd ele9auce u carriage ana
evsIy Other feature belonging TO the beaufal accom-
Ffhmeht 81 dancing Mona Dnrand y no less at
uaetve h. oirlays great dext.rity and elasticity 10
the Pas D. Fascination. and Malls Celeste and Carins
eive hbbh To- he Efforts Of the ballet corps In ne
ths amussments are lignt aud highly anuang.
NsrosAL Tnssrrr The Ne~ York Fireman; or,
the B'iress Of b.Jd street contiauss b. veil -.
irons,d IL vii b. r-p"atsd this evening Ia order
that those Who Whit tbs hsatrs little later thsn the
TINE 81 comm ncement should the entire ~ the
ntw trSma. the amussmrnts sill commence With IN .
farce - the iri.h Tutor" in ~hich Mr. seymour sil
tusiHin the part VI Terry ROurke and vt -in< tbs
Low Backed Csr The ~hole ~tii csucluds With the
difms ot Jaak sheppard Between the pieces, Miss
Msl,ina will dauee Ia sylphids
CHEisrrs OrIRs tIouss This celebrated band con-
tinuss 20 strsct houses every n'gst Asthey
viii peff,rp hut two signt- in order that th~
hall may Uuestgo tbofough repair we should sup
p"ss tte'e vii b. scarcely an OPPORTUNITY q srens
established favorit-s
ot,nr,c Mr. FsIlow- Who " At the head &c the
babo 81 minftrel- caed ~Phrooe hiustrels." an
nourcss Bne hill FOR this sveniug-singins dsneisE
| and tp,trumsniaI performances, Of every character
Anr,,caS Mrstus The moral drama % the
Druiskhrd" being 30 eucc~ssfui Il announced agsis
ter tbs evening Miss alcxioa fish~r sad Ms--rs.
CLARKE and Iadawsy are every nuht bscomng greats
fs,oritss In be the performance very attractive
par Rec the celebrated cio~n. will perform in
Brookiyn and illisnfburs next week.
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THIRTy-F COW Ess.
FIRsT SESSION.
CONCLUSION OF TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS
WAsHisGrOS, August |. 1850.

CONCLUSION OF TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WAsHisGroS, August 1, 1880.
DEBATE on ruE cALIFoHNIA BiLl.
Mr.. PEAEcE replied to MIR Clay. stating that he had
declined accepting notifications for his amendn-ns
because none of them answered his purpose. One of
them presented to him by the from Till
nois. This he willing accept with ,lisht mod
itcation Ii proposed that the rights Of Texas aud
the United State, should not he prtjudiced by any.
thing contained in the hill This he was wliog CO
cc'pt IL they would insert after the wori rignts
tie word posses.ioD.n lie was unwilling aud so
could mt that the possession Of the United
states sho uld become changed IN the msao'ime lie
thought that Ia searching Ter the OF the defeat
o. the lii IL might be safely said that the ndment
OF the Senator from Georgia was the remote oaus-
Mr.. RusK said that If striking out the am-odnsst
OF tn, SenS f1om Georgia the Of the de-
fiat 81 ths bill then the bill ought to have been L.
fc5ed He ilcn maintained the justice of that
Hmet dmeut He said that he would resist the stab
hlm'Lt 81 territorial Rovernms over tbs territory
ella med by Texas, ana Wiling meet the respon
.ihty 81 the act in the senate chamber, or ia tbs
bsttl n'ld smid the Gin OF arms.
Dir MAsoN then addressed the Seua'e in support OF
the line of 81 "a lair line of division Of hr terri
tories He also spoke at length upon what the course
Of The south would h., ought TO b., ia OF the
passage OF the Whmot provis" or any equivalent
measure
A discussion ensucd between Messrs Dur.xu. CrAr
and FoolE upon III. right of secession by any one OF
more otthe States of the Union
Mr. Foors addressed the Senate upon thu late eveuts
IN South Carolina aud 10 rebuke Of the dsu1ion ssat
n.nts UTTERED at various public meetings.
he gave way repeatedly to explanations and replies
10 Ae~Frr. nurisr aDo DO~uS.
Mr. Haas and Nr DicEiSsoS continued the debate !;
AID then the bill wa post ponrd ull to.morrow
UrsH--rHE coMPRomtsE
Tbe ibAIn aid that there eugro, sed bill now
on the table berg the bill 20 admit CHliiornfs into
the linton asa State TO prpvid. territorial govern
snts for Utah and New mexico, ana msking prOpo-
sr e. Texas ,nr the settlement of her northern and
wett'rb boundaries" C.Hugh'er)
The bill was then read q third time.
Nr boUtfAs moved aud the bill amended as
70 reada bill To provide territorial govern for
Utah
And then the bill passed.
The Senate then adjourned
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Interes,ing from Austria

Hsvei 1hoId be eistn 10 Of Mr. Coys remarks but
as hoe sofed there appears chance IF the admission Of
The claim IN thiS government.
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The Pioneer has reached Vera Crux ~ rose for Cali
icrbia htwtvrr singular " may appear. she sails on
the vstef sbd travels en- the land From Verl Crvs
fhe cells 20 aud a@cenas the river Mss
psssibs then he " 20 b. put upon wheels whtsh
ttovsd away IN the hold ~ present. shs thus pre-
the rscnr wh.r- sgnis she enters hsr pr0p~x
81 ment and calls for S.n Francisco.
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dividend; Ohio of the loan is Offering at LOT with
out finding buyers Ohio 6's of 1860 quoted nomnaly
at 10; Maryland SIS OIL; Canada per cent loan,
par to premium.
Asnrs in limited request. We quote pearls 2os and
pot 33s Per owt
CochINEAL There have been no public sales this
week; the few private transactions have beef
rates
CocoA.-We notice sales of 200 bags Trinidad from
AZ 46s for common To good red, being Is dearer.
CoFFEE.-H Holders continue very drm, but the de-
nsho has been moderate. ano part only Of o1U ,lsk
400 bags plantation Ceylon at auctos. have found
buyers al former rates 24 casks have brought
44s. OILS; native Ceylen quiet. about 2ON0 bags ia
ali lie have been sold ass ABS Cd an other
exemptions nothing doing. We quote Brazil Sis a
49, = Domingo 40s a asa In the Mediterranean
prices improving but in all the ports the arti
Gle IL quiet The following were the pors
on LIST Instant
c--IapOrtS. ------o
1919 1850
Other ports OF Europe, do. .l7S aUO0O0 Ia s3DsVO
Total, lbs. .ly59O0O0O lo2 eOo 900
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1919 1850
Great Britain lbs. ........ 81 100000 A 5oI O)D
other ports OF Europe, do. .10l 100o03 lOs 100 900
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TELEGRAPnIC INTELLIGENCE.
IMPORTANT FRoM WASHINGTON
TIE TARIFF AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
The Amendment Relative 10 the Boundary
Of California Rejected.
Interesting from Washington.

OF ANOTHER COMPROMISE.
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