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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
THE MARKETS
Office Of The Baltimore .4merican."

JUNE II, s
Caiile.-The recent high prices which have been oh
tanned for Beeves in maake', have had the effect
bring here very large number for this season of the
year, and consequently prices on Monday ruled much
loYer Tho offerings reached II 80 head If which APO
Id tcty butchers. 80 left over unsold nd
700 were driven to Philadelphia Prices ranged from
So to ST 2 on the hoof equal sons 25 net and aver
agn. So 62i. gross.
Hogs.-We quote from 81 rs to 5.
Cofce.-We have TO note a renewed activity in the
ma kei, with extensive purchases by buyers for the
regular Of he trade The transactions of the week
are Using 1000 bags of all descriptions viz. 1000 bags
RIO at prices ranging from 81 to % CENTS $500 bags
laguays at SlaSi cents; and 600 bags Porto Rico at
cents. The stock offering the market is light,
and the market Is lively with increased frmness
Fiai.-1he market is almost entirely bare of Shad 49,
The few in market are held al 50 50alO. lIerrinos 90
III SLOW a. 81 l2s for short. and 81 lad 50 for full
bbS, Mackertl begin TO appear freely, and prices have
given away We now quite No. at $li 50; No .
1t 50 25a0 so; and No at IS 75,6 The inspections
of the week comprise lOi6 bbs aud 40 half bbs Mack
ere 527 bbs and lS6 half bbls. Shad and POI 8 bbs
and Ga half bbs. Heuings.
Feathers We quote from 81 to 3S cts according to
quality.
Hoirard Street Fiour--rhe ma,ke, continues in an
unsettled stat. There sales Of moment IN Sat
urday. The price asked was S. 81! On Monday
sales OF 100 hbs were made at s. 49, 900 bbs So IS
and 100 hbs choice brands at s. 3lt. On Tuesday
sales OF 800 bbls were made al S. 25. On Wecnes-
day POO bSs straight brands sold at As 81 and
500 bbs. al s. %. Yesterday afternoon sales of 700
hbs were made at S. 81. To-day there was no,hino
done On Change holders asked IS 3II. bnt.bnye,s
appear disposed 10 operate any ptce and consequently
no sales were effected.
City Mile FIow-Ia the first rart Of the voek ,hs,.
we're sales of vera parcels including some of he New
Orleans market, at s. 81 Yesterday caro-, Of OOO
bbs was bought at IS 37s To day holders are firm a,
- 81. parcel Of old, about 900 bids was sold
from yesterday IS IS The stocks of fresh Ground
10 nd he r.atfr
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I'D .ce 10 b. .ue T. dse.daIly eat Il iunefhe sass
all brnken snd the al osse. aud dscuusas most
no.l muse aud s,ill re- ,aifins dance toll, And
.u- ,au cling il wsuld be l-nothing bot turn round.
er-, ever sci h. AMI back out SIR. tn re was once
musicisn--we hav~ ali resd ii him who had plwrr
with his Tyre hut his IL sirnnen was spell ,re) mol
only men, hnt"ve wild eass s'"' ana even over
SONGS, wheh he could make danfe INTO l"lt fiac's ;
when the walls a lillian were 10 be bull Dat our old
org Of that sort even ~ ms best aay anu
since The injnfy ahis INSTRUMENT 10 playing me e'a"'
IA iuna air ., the fur IS the fny ior ioiJ OF h9hi
II t. oal nj tune thai ITS music WI DC ue" ',e ~
Ia fl lame men than 10 'aiai" "i'o Veass "
sinn.s
No sir no MOTE s'nvery compromises SUN !" "
We have IN The run'nta''on' sho my WI We $40 y
Ippk nj the i'nf votes the~e hu, gu '"o pr ,,
which submitted No ab iiiioh ~ slavery IN me
none IN tie butts ais'nals. navy yh'"s a"o nsA ,'o,
none IN The D,ihet OF C"lnmba M i''''e'e"oe WV
the Save trade between The o'ans' '"''o a." =,
given on this h"r, Snd whieh are ao'e al 'e"s'.>
compromises because ihey hpide Tue comp o's' - Wv
constitnti'n
Ire c npt'ee. besides Inc ofahafy Fu'P"Srs " 80
ia'on. 'ha' 81 making avs '"' '"u so'''""''
people, Pfapse ano'hcf "nJf CT u u"sr'"' am,
giving peace aud hapP"es' " a''
peps-mnnehdo, me people "i 'hs o",o' 5"'
They propose hrs o'lec' as the efaha ,s"' anu o"
ing mercy "i Their mu''llah'"s aoos' g''N'ly w"
when lie chairman 81 the coh',n','oe mas p'o's "
ward tins object IN his epn' ana Inc pa'ne,c ha'ei III
""eh ne mas e"'c"d II " ms "" az" . '' -;
n"nerhi'on he has made "' ne pupi', e''' 'es "" MS
myers ends preclude 'he uea ms nave n'' 10 u"
uma'ed, o any hen'iohal joke to oe acus'a "p'' US
ny 'ha' o'sane"smo oe"ae. "e'".e ""s" ~"
been tempted 10 believe mat ne emnen'
INg ION his serious occoPa ohs. IA" c""ue'e"oe' "
a'nuss himself al our expense 1e'a'n u '''' ~
concep'in oil his restoration o' lea'e a"' happ'i's'
most Joc'se. IN mo h's' place. ne'o Is nv c"et'o"
he 'ec"ced' no d's'iacto" u DC comp Seo; III
:" as'u'eeo' no 81 ",'""s ~ oo no o.e'' Nv "s,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

The CUBAN INvAsloN.-The prospect of war
is bright. We had hoped tina. the Spanish author
tiles of Cuba, would act wsely in the settlement
of our unfortunate difficulties. But, if rumor be
correct, such has not been the case. Mr.. Clay
ton expects war. In reply to communication,
from our Consul at Havana, he has demanded
surrender ofthe American prisoners taken upon
the island of Contoy, with the declaration that IN
case of refusal, "war against Spain will be de-
clared" He has been induced 10 take this step
by the reception of Information of the refusal Of
the GovernorGeneralto surrender these prisoners,
notwithstanding that is clearly proved that they
did not design participating in the invasion. HIS
demand is unqualified. Our government has as rs.
surances, tha in The event of war, England Will
be passive
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II Guide 10 .FUgistrafeS.

WITH practical forms FOR the discharge OF their duties
w OF court to which added precedents, for the
of Prosecutors Shcrs Coroners, Consabes, Eschea
tors Clerks, &c; adapted TO the Code OF Virginia. by
Joseph Mayo, Counsellor at Law and Public Prosecutor in
the Hastings Court oil Richmond. just received and Tor sale
by JOHN p. WRIGHT
June lift,
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Torn p,eaf Vederaie sales II Baltic bbls t312t.
Uooi-We note Gales IL 5000 lbs, quarter TO full
blood fleece sc cts We rot advised Of any trans
actions in other grades.
Wheaf--'rhe supple. of Md snd W., whes,s have
been snsIl during the week The sals # parcels Of best
red ha 70 r1nged from Ia Ia no III c,s, and we
qnoie the prices t,-day The sscs II Md. white
have RANGED from l2ja 80 c's.; sale yesterday OF
pare ! IL family n ,ur whiie IT 80 On Monday
there vas sale of Penno, red at Ils cents, and
.of Penna. white at 1870 cents. On Tue day asd
Wednesday. sales OF Penna. red at Ils cts., and
and OF Pa whit al 1913 30 ct' Yesterday seyeral
Ihsand bushels Pa red sold 3 els. ani cargo Of
Ps white at l2s cts III day Pa red is in fair demand
a, lls cts ard Pa. white at i2s CTS.
Corn.-Ne have 10 MITE decline in pic $. On
N.ndsy ihe sale Of Nd. white at 60s6l cts, aud
Of Md yeow al 81 cts, On "Wednesday. sales Of white
nj IS 30 GEMS and of yellw al $500 cts To-day
quote whre at 57a5s CTS. and yellow at $3.50 Gems.
Rm -Penna. is worth G5a66 cents.
Oats-Saes Of Va. Oats at 10 cts Good Md. are
wor about The same.
fIarssed-1h mafke continues bare OF This article.
We quote al 81 81 per hrshl.
Hides. Two cargoss Of Bueno' Ayr's Hides amount
log to 10000. aud comprising all In first hands, Were
taken this week private terms tr an Eastern market
The imports of The week 1910 from cas"lse ports
Iron Small sales Vt Baltimore FJrge Pig are makirg
al SIS.
Imk-ye 10 sales Of 100 bbls. Mess a, 81 !. cash
and 81 bis d.. ash 25, 1 months. PINE Pork Is
I'D at 6 75as9
Bcef-small sales Of No. are making at $40 toll;
Of Pune s. 10 Q; and If Ms si2al1.
Bacon--We note siles Of 50 hhds. and 0,O)O lbs
Shoulders al 5l5 cens 400 pieces very ioe dry do at
81 cents; 80 hhds d ~, in bad condun. a; 4aao cents;
IS hhs and 10000 lbs. Sides at cents; IS hhds and
10000 lis ely smoked Sides at ., cents; 2)oo pieces
Hams .a7s cents; and 600 do. at at ssa9a cents
Lard.-Ne noIe sales OF 30 kegs at II cents; and
90 Irgs, irregular packages, at cts. Small sales OF
Lard in keys making at u els; and Of bis at I!
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Inc f'Ns" 'na' W." ''''' 'h"' ',s t ."'
ne au"'''"o nv ,"e ',o" W. "R"''' 49,, A.
ny WI i'ee, 'ho u'p,'nu =" n'' ".''",p :,
numerous men'ers a",,i ""F" '"' '''''"''''
fos'' ana Tue ''oose a"Jou'"e"'
49,. ,,,,
CONCLUSION OF NIX BEN loNN offG1,i
lhls IS The End OF NC committee 'oot h'e ON oS
gathered mp from onr liable, 'aeked og'thef' ana chts
'cned compromise! Now compromise IS ptr''y P1fase
at all tunes, and IA Oh thlng N lt''", ""o" e'e
happens n be any parties 10 MAXI i, any "u'ohy 10
ennce II, any peraliies Tor heahine " OF any hoe u
he compromised. ! he COMPROMISES OF tno c'os'n"'la"
are OF that khdi ana 'h'y SAND. 'ol'lr".'ses ''a',
IN court anu eh,efed OIL ''ofd' ARE Ut ",'' Nun ''''
they stand 'amPfonscS maze ny nu'''o""'s VI ,','
10 property atslN'" s'"i 'na' e'''''' "' my '''"
''spec, MI S".n c''''P'"'"s's '' ""''o ''," "'r
pens 10 ne ho'hing 10 DC o''p'ohs'o' no Ph"'s :"
max" compromise, no P""e' 10 e"'''o" ~ Nv po"''y
It" y o'ea'i', ho ooi B'"h WI any WV "' w." 10
makers obs rye IT, ana wneh no TWO n"n"" oo'oss
can agree ap,u' us m'a"og' 'he" c'"iro"se
no ool'ns anu pestefons ihase no nsPc' 'o' w. az"
eschew H. u came, Ssn' ana VIII '" anu III Us 'ai
WIZ "a So up more MS 'hah was in''""eu 'oe"'e'-
Ana VI 'hs rbsiac'ef deem 'hs iaag" 81 ,hcoosuo"
mater "hich mas oe'n sa'n'to up anu s'uc" 'v.e'''
oneted 10 us sii ~ nome like my -""' '"'y' 70 w.
u mas hone vi ihe requisites ola compromise, 'n' INC
name carrot make So
In the his' place. mere are no alh's 10 MAKE com
PROMISE we are not III con'eh'ioh p"' !" 'ongns@
and 90 n admit geographical DIVISION OF parties ~
ms cn'h~'' al hoolh inc 'onineeo u, 10 was ''1e"
al ,.ina f.. t.aS .,,tI, Gr.t
n.y. Nh f.." t 'lo ' m ~, Il, ~
VIZ . -, 49, WV '''" Wv %,t.,l I,. ~ st
no S"on Pa'n's Hn"w no 4>of''' NM H"o" no o"'"
w" "F, ' 'oi"" % dS '
,,,,o" ~ ' wv. 49, a,'. ~ ~ ,.,a
y, ''s '"a"oo, y, o''",s '''''''''e" '''e'
upon mat plhc're' IN me neal pace mere IL no sane
w" W. '"Y sue" o''', e'''',y !" tn'''c
I"o"o " P'"s" us ''''''''', !" "o '"ho P'aee'
NV 's "p"e W w oo''Po'"'''". 'o'"
co"c'fs"n mutual cnee'sion O, cont cd iIgh's re
'"'e" Two Pai,es' know VI nonlng 10 pe coneeeae"
o" 'e part OF me saVehouhg states IN regard 10 'heh
saw property, l"e'o t,shls arc ,no,P'"uen' :" '"e
odeTa government and Admitted IN tho ,"nsh'"Voo-a
tgh' 10 h''1 ihet slaves as pfoPotya gh' 10 pursue
and recover Them as property rRh' 10 " as pohle"
element IN The weight OF these States by making hvc
count three in The rational rcpesen alton These are
out nights by an instrument wh'.h we are b'nnd 10 re-
spect. and will c"nrtde none oi htm MOI purchase any
tn he gbi accept inferior Tito when already
hold the highest Even 1t ihs eonger'es oi bulls was
compomse In lac'' should be opposed To IT, Tor me
reasons stated. But the fact itself IS to me apocrvphal
What is the case of five 81" bills introduced by different
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
For the Ladies.

A SUPPLY OF Laroques genuine FLORIDA WAITER
N much celebrated ior its delightful perume-Aso,
assortment OF fine French Pcrfumcry, Pomades Soaps
Brushes, Combs, sc. Sc. for sale by
Lnnr l1-isn JOHN IL SEAY. Druggist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
Ladies' Fine Shoes.

ME would most respectfully invite the Ladies 10 call and
w examine stock OF SHOES w hch will be found large
| aud OF the latest styles. WARWICK * CAWrIoN
june IL FIT 1--we door below Robinson stablc,
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HOUSE.
,de 10 60 ,nsa COMMITTEE 81 the

A moiion wss made 10 go into Committee ei The
WI lr. hut u tsied
Commiitees .ere then c,ll.d fat repr's.
NJ, MeClsrnsnd. trom the Committee IN fsfeen Al
fairs, reported bill concefning French Sr"iatnns
Mr. Bsyis from the Cummilie. of Ways and Mems
asire permission 10 make verbal report as 10 the cause
Il the drlsy in repairing the Appropriate" bds,
Mr. Schenek ahj"ctad, because he thnngh' sh reports
ought a be- reduced Ia wriiing snJ
The Speaker sustained The o'9srtrn,
Augmentation Bills sud TO supply d"tcleneies in
ndici appropriations ior the present yest- "h'e 'ae'
hill was then considered in Committee Of the Whale
Mr. Ba,lv explained its urgency and defended 'he
Coma,itee OF NAYS and Means from charges o' ae'ay
ing unnecessarily The appropriation bills
Some debate followed. IN which Mcs'rs seheneh,
Green, Jones and Baylv participated.
On moihn. the Committee then rise and rrPHi'd the
bill I, the House. when 1t passed.
The House then adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

NEW HERRtNGS-A small lot No |. lust received
~ and for sale by JOS b. NOWLIN
May Pitts
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Washington, juno -. $50.
SENATE.


IA the Senate This morning. after the transaction 81
some uuimpotani hnsiue,s. the Comptomse BILL was Ia
ken M.
Nir Hale ffered amcndmeni. (Which underwent sew
era mod featnn) proposing IN regulate The rgi oil sp
peal Ia the Supreme Court of the United Sifus IN The
ease fugitive slaves adopting the words OF Mr. Clayions
Compr mise
Afer debate, the amendment was adopted.
Mr. Soue moved TO am nj the bill as 10 provide That
all Stat hereafter formed al territories shall he ad
miiled with without slavery as the 'eope Of such ter
tories. shall decide
A debate ensaed upon this amendment which lasted
TN oc'ock The Senate then held an Executive SEES
SION aud sfierwa ds adj .urned
HOUSE.
IN the HOUSE II Representatives. motion 10 take mp
The private bill cnlcnd y was made and rjectcd.
The iouse Then. mnion. went into Commute" oil
the Whole and resumed the consideration If the Caor
mis- question.
The pravisa that States. sllo" ing Slavery shall
he admitted ut, the Union. again brought forward
by Mr. lape and d,b,,"d in five minute speeches. by
nu merous members until o'clock. when the Committee
rusc and the House adjourned.
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PHILADELPHIA, June Ia.

The Stick market IS rather quiet. Prices 81 'ovrrn-
ruent Securities tending 10 decnr. Pennsylvania os
96s,Q6s. Sterling Exchange l0alOa prem
M hing new 10 notice in the Money market
Flour is not firm and prices tending slghiy IN Ia
vor Of buyers Sales Of 700 bis common standard brands
at So 25a5.3l. Corn Meal s., aud Rye Flour " per
bhl.. with sna les.
Wheat Is in 5 eady reques sales of red at l8al2O
cts and uhile l2Sal30 els Corn duler and prices
declining sales Of whie at $3.50 and yellow olao2i
cts per buslel. Oats i3adl els, and Rye ooaoz cls
The provision market remains steady; sales oil Mess
Pork at 81 25al 81 and Prime 1929 LAID EaIs
cts in bbls aud kegs.
There is a fair demand for Groceries, and a regular
trade bnsifss doing Sugars remain stead -pilces un-
changeI. New OIleats Aloasses II cs.
c H e is firm at pTevi. us prices
Rice 3sa3a cts, per III.
The Cotton market is firm, and full prices maintained,
though sales small.
Nmhng new in ubacc5-there continues regular de-
mand with small sales
Wul is qnet-saes small, and prices in favor Of buy
Whishey is rather dull sales at 25a26s cts rer gal
on.
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Washington, June "a, 1850.
SENATE.

Ai,e' the Transaction Of the usual morning business,
sise Csmpsonsiss Bill was taken up.
Ii.e roion made yesterday BY Mr.. Clemens. to fill
ee asak M the bill with the OF one million Of dol
w - the SOM 10 be paid Texas for her surrender Of ter
u'esy' wss rejecaed yeas 8. nays 80.
. Ting debate then ensued upon the title Of Texas To
ne eers'issy claimed in New Mexico, " hch continued
tili lo'elock.
MI ar"rys nj ton III strike al provisions in the
Cmesmnse bill relative to Texas was then rejected as
fo'lsws yeas "a. nays a.
On motion the Senate then adjourned
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EH,,ify Residence for sale.
CASH FOR NEGROES,

! WISH to purchase number OF LIKELY NEGROES
i Tor which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All letters addressed me at Liberty, Bedford county will
receive prompt attention. w, c. HEWITT.
Aug Sits
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News from Europe ana California.

Two weeks later advlces from Europe and two
weeks later intelligence from California will pro-
badly reach us this week. The Canada will bring
the news from Europe, and the Cherokee that
from California. The former was to have left
Liverpool on Saturday, the 10Th ut, and the latter
was to have left Chagres after the arrival of
the Oregon or Unicorn at Panama, from San Fran
cisco.
The California news will be highly interesting.
1t will be to the LIST ult., and embrace the result of
the election held on the 18th Of November, few
meagre returns Of which we received by the Pa
mama and Empire City. We shall learn, by the
Cherokee, the names of the newly chosen State
officers, the correct political aspect of the Leglsa
ture, and the names Of the candidates elected to
the United States Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives. The new M. C.'s from the Pacific will
probably arrive In the Cherokee, and reach Wash.
ington in time to give Congress some valuable ad-
vice IN regard to California.
The character of the news from Europe seems
TO be of very little consequence TO the public. All
that the merchants appear to about is, whether
this staple or that staple up or down The poll
teal events in Europe are watched by a few indl-
viduals only-by those whohave nothing else to do.
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The ComptroIIer,s Report.

We publish, in this days paper, the full and
comprehensive report of the Comptroller of the
finances of this State. 1t is lengthy, but its Impor
lance induces us to surrender large portion of
our space for its publication Those interested In
the financial condition of this State-and who is
not1-will find this document of great value. The
progress Of our public works, the steady enlarge
ment of their capacity and increase of revenue,
highly gratifying and there is doubt but that
the requirements of the constitution, relative to
the ultimate liquidation Of the State debt will be
complied with to the letter.
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Capt Antoine Rrmsnyi who vas with Klspks 10 Co
morn, and EGssrd Remenyi, his brother ASIDE. camp
&c Gtofgey arrived AZ Boston by the cambria
". de Cesfac, a the minister q duriug the
French empire among the passengers By the Can.
bria o. BUst.n.
Senior Rivss. Charge dAfairr q New Grenaia anl
Senior Csrcache. Cta-gs d'Ahars Of Nicarazus, we're
introduced by the Secretary II state to the President
en- TIE 2Qth nit
vessel smith. member Of the New YORK Lsgi.ls-
ture from Queens county had his len broken by
q fall, at Albany, on Mondsy last.
Ex.gov Ujhazi and Nile Jagello are expected TO
visit Philadelphia on the eth iast
Hon. Richsri Rnsh. late 4 :. Minister TO France,
and Hon. George w Hopkins late l. 5. charge 10 Fsr
tUgAl, are In Wsshipgtou.
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81
Two individual bankers have given notice Of their
Intention 10 close MP their business sad have returned
rorticn ~ their circulation, vizs-Warren COuaty
bauk franklin county Bark
Only enc bank failure has occurred d1riry the last
year IN The month c. November. Waiter Jor,s Bsuk
AZ Buffalo, suspended payment, aad closed n. do,rs
ne amount OF its cirsua'iun $50 90 which va,
wholly secured by Nsw icrS stocks Arrangements
b, Poihecssa with the comProsr and they have been
Taid without intsrupUr, st the former agcncy az tue
bans la tbs city. The premiums tbs tt0ck all
yield surplus q $500 20 $500.
In 1sss, the esnai tolls collected a. Black Ro.S
we're d,Tositsd In this bsnk. The unusual amount Of
tois received 81 the Black Rock cace 10 that year
crested larger depote than TIE Canal beard oryl.
rally Contemplate The bsaucs due 20 the state az
the ume C the failure va, $4,000 AZ early 90 April
last srpr-her sions felt by the com ifson.
q the tsrs Fund 20 the safety o. the bank and
Deceive measures were adopted obtsis further secu-
rity IN tie payment q the dsposiie Collateral secu.
fifies. which are estimAted 90 b. ample were assigned
20 the State and althoug some deisy will b. expert
enced IN realizing the funds no doubt is entertained Of
the ultimate payment Of she whole debt
The expenses q the Free Bsnk Department during
The sft fiscal ear amounted 60 Sl2sJO o. for when
crsff made the several banks riding to law
a. will he perceived from the foregoing statement. that
there has been large increase la sAe business q tas
department
ttan two and a half millions; Sad the sctaal lacrosse
81 circuiation ~as fl1s5gl3. The lAblrs devolved
wen tts branch q the oice. peculiarly afiuJus
hho ItsPcn fibe, as msy be inferred fofn the large
q Initiated bills TO he sxsainsI ana asstrovef THE
eAcbsnee sud Sithdrsx u OLD and the sspostes Of
hte ttcuftes TIE superinteu 5enos and coiecdsn Il
e9d interest ara the anars OF the insclven.
banre 70 which nay be added tie cotrefpsudencs and
accounts resulting from these various traasactions
Ire eefhs rloysd In this service have iab,rsa nth
an efficiency aud fdsty worthy o. public esno.leJx
m'nt - "ss 81 the inpcrtsoce q the tus: eOnsisd
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nAILs For EUROPE.
~>~~~-~,~.-r--~N--~,--~~~~-y
The WEEkC HERALD

The steamship Cambria, Capt shannon will leave
Boston en- wednesday ne1, for Halifax and Liverpool.
The mails for all parts Of Europe will eos- in this city
at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The W,etiy
ad, printed in French and Ersiish for circulation
n Europe, viii be published at 10 O'Clock, to morrow
morning. Single copies In wrappers, dspepss.
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scviovqrr's Cot~s-The coins struck since Sou
lovque declared Emperor Of haJti Of the san
nominal value 80 those q trsnce. Zach piece repre-
sents ride the Emperor, in an i'm perai Coz
tune Ike thst Of Napoleon the day % MS eirJus
ton ard on the other SIDE the inscription q Fsdn
I. Emperor 81 Haytin Round the edge are the words
'God protects my pecrls"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07

4 CErvAssr.-Abo trpnty acres OF land on the
plantation Of Msssrs Ninprinus Montegut6 Clement,
in the parish Of St John the Baptist have carsd in
hu. in conscquence Of he ow stage Of water n er,ous
damage las b,en Effected. The tlanters took tue nat
ter in time nnd sith the aid % their gangs have FORTH
IL the leyee so % 70 avoid al danger u an
n. q. Dthe, Dec. rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07

AsrcR Place Rfor The trial Of the persons
indicted for melting the riot, which occurred in
front of the Astor Place theatre, on the memora-
bic tenth Of May last, is set down for The day. It
is faid that some strange deyelopemcn,s will be
made this trsl, thst win ss,onish the unsoghs-
ticaitd portion Of the community.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07

Icr ron CsiiroRss Our marine list TO-DAY records
three California clesrarce1, one vessel having
sssrly sco tens Ct ite.-Bes;cn Transcript Jsa. 2