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far cxoor fair Upland and Mobile quoted at " a'
and fair Orleans SID per ID. r..
i,dian corn is again lower and the demand is limited
d nnrcrls arc held 29s. ADJ white and yellow SOs per
nmnrcr Wheat is in fair demand at previous rates
c,dner & Co.'S circular that in the early part ol
I'LL ~. corn trade in all its branches, very dull
Flour sales q sas GS5n b has d nsdo
81 s ~ is declining The failure of the Cuba expedition
has the ayancn endsnGy hs5s IS last s %ee DC
MANI Syc Crvnn after reaching 46s has receded-
s"no Of s. Inns been found necessary to effect sales
Tobacco has increased in demand at IS 3D. 10 $ ID 'of
common r,,,s,,s nm Tuesday closed
At a and on Friday g6 u securities lie IS Of ls5s y
Is ISL: Os O G Of d lsG So e0 1862 aS 100 90 i S
loa I'll v vccns from The manufacturing districts still i'm
nrorn% some mills will again resume work on the 18TH
The avre Cotton market is inactive Out Tic prices were
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--- a1,nn,cr CONSOLIDATED.

Inc 'ooasns pV snon by the startling despatch in an
ceea'a au ssw Mexico has, in obedience to the sinister
''nef p1,e h Reaency. already held convention ana
ass adopted 's free soil snssa
South out Of all her rights there The opponents n, ex. e
senate bin complain that wres's territory from Texas
,hourb Texas alone accept or relse' III, p'opOs
,ion While Congress discussing thu mater new mex,
% herself has acted and has wreseo urge 'e.to'
from Texas than whose title none can Do '''o'' 'is""u
Can Congress sanction SO gross 80 -
Will they no, at act on Inc mater ~ pm '.
and right? The times arc ull OF svi. unu ua"so
something should be done 10 arfes' ''o uan ac
. on Of Texas deeply excited by the action OF
- Military Governor of New Mexico, and we may pro-
, can, hear of the clash of civil strife on that distant
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A SONG.-By A. M-'-'


NV soul is sick my heart IS DARK
With every thrilling chord uns'rnns'
And not a nerve bur bears The marx
OF how il hath been hars shy wr ,m
Then bring no bird OF spring !" ih!ih
Its songs of hope and JOY Tor me;
NV heart must he forever SIN
Ere il can yield or broken be-
Go. bear that mourntul harp away ,o,.,
NV soul wond burst 10 eaten on .oa a,,
"A ,homoh,s would susi too dark Tor day
If but heard one plainly. .ays '% %s here
70 erapple with my sen' 'a''
perchance there'll come som sen'ie 'eaf'
Like dew, 10 moisten gloom and nate
THE dreamy words brea,hed out IN song
Are no, the words OF actua, pam
But yoiceless thoughts, corrodins long
Will burn like fever in the brain
Then leave, me here cannot speak,
Icannot give voice 10 grief
I oniy wish my thoughts 10 wGeak
In tears, for tears can bring relief
Loaisriqe .joru1n
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TRAGIC AFFAIR

In DanyilIc Vermont Bristol Bill and Meadows, noori-
Gus fclons have Just found guilty of tho crime Of con
tcriting and sentenced 10 years imprisonment at hard la
bur The moment sentence pronounced Bristol BILL
though in chains, sprung like tiger upon Mr T. N Ia
vis State Attorney, and plunged the blade ut Il large
case knife full three inches into his neck back OF Inc right
ear II struck the ncckhone. and fortunately glanced
backward instead of fward. The savage monster 'y
watched his PROSTATE vicn only expressing the fear That
the work was but half done. Mr. D. is IL very critical
condition. though is hoped The wound may nof be- fatal
This occurrence look place IN Vermont who BOASTS oil hei
love of "huan freedom and her contempt Tor hood-siaca
shareholders" OF the South Her ahotionis citizens ha:
better look 10 the moral CONDITION. of their own people in
stead of thrusng themselves Ii ncendary Vaccinations
into the domestic fresides al Tia South
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ments offered, adopted the BILL (r. Miers) which va. -
caucus bill, and reported il 10 the House. "e
The House. under the operation Of the previous a,cs,
conquered in the bill Of the committee The bill was o,d
for engrossmcn and being engrosscd read third 10
and passed OF yeas and nays of lbs in the e
tive and So in the negative The House then adioprnd
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CANDIDATES FOR THE CONVEATloN.-Mes-f
Charles Henry vnch and e. L. Mosly If ynchbnrs and
Daniel Mari Campbell announced IN the Campbell and
Bedford District and ~ c. Claiborne in the Franklin Hen
nv and Patrick Dittrict
Me.srs w G. Flournoy and Sam'I p. M"Dcarman have
declined being candidates the Prince Edward App"ma'-
toA and Charlotte District.
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UNIVERSAL. PEACE.

To the Editors Of tie National in'etiigcncer;
Next Thursday is coming round os the National !u'
bilee and will bring with il the most important iact III III,
history of the world that is the prevalence OF Universal
Peace which cannot be said of another single year since me
reign of Augustus Cesar through eighteen hundred ano
hirty-six years
What seeds of war have been cast the soil of human
passions where the budding evils may fse ana
fructiy beyond human KEN but event OF such I'M
ought not pass unnoced day appropr-
ate for its observance.
JUNE o. 1880 VIM. DARBY.
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

Important from Santa Fttarmafion Of Tie STATE of NS~
Ierco- Preparations far he Election Of Z. ). Senators
and Representatives., dc.
Convention of Delegates has ben called and held which
formed and promulgated Constitution Tor me 80 e'. T
of the State oi New Mexico The Convention assembled
at Santa Fe on the 18th of May and The session lasted eight
or nine days in which time the Constitution was framed
which would go into operation about July Inc boundaries
of the State were defined, and slavery prohibited
The constitution was adopted the 18th II May IN hl
teen DAYS afterwards election take place for mem
bers OF Legislature Two Senators and representatives IN
Congress would also soon be elected and oIs would be
made 10 take their during the present session
Mr. ST. Vran Judge Otero, and Henry Connolly are among
the most prominent candidates for Governor and Captain
w. Reynolds and MAJOR K. H. Whitman, IT senator's II
supposed that Hugh ~ Smith the present delegate IN Ton
press would be elected the House of Representatives.
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ar,,s of Ensyoud- D,faf 81 acknowledgements Of
The French RpubiicP ,7Sia and tie Qacies Coffon DE-
clineG-BreadstugS dep4tSSed dc.
Photographed for thu Baltimore Sun
H,.rAx JUNE *. s. VI.
The royal mail Niagara arrived her WHAT here
at o'clock this morning She sailed moan Liverpool Oh
the 18th nst and consequently has made her passage TO
this port in nine days and fourteen hours.
ENGLAND.Thc debates in Parliament present but w
features of general interest beyond the fact that the minis
ters have been again beaten by majority of 81
The bill 10 limit the sale n encountered estate IN Ire
land has been introduced and twice read in the House Of
Lords The object Of the bill i 10 exempt lTon sale all cs
tales mogagrd 10 certain amount, and hAns the
minimum
and political bodies had been enacted for another year
The bill for legazing the transportation III political NJ
tenders has passed entire the Government presented H.
excepting the clause which gave il retrospective effect
The bill Tor granting pensions the families 81 those XII
led and wounded in the affairs of February and June was
rejected by great majority.
In this recent tour throughout The provinces the President
was wei, received.
Another project OF law for lettering the Ness by stamp
duty NJ pescn, engaging the attention {" the govern
mcn
Theirs has left Paris visit Ions Philippe in England.
lie was well received by The dplomatis Of ST.
James. Its said his visit has deep political change IN
view He had an interview with the President before cav
ing Paris.
On Thursday Paris SIS opened at "a and closed % %
ROME.-Thc latest accounts from Rome state that The
Pope is wholly absorbed in religious ceremonies the
cuson of all attention the temporal government. The
people said 10 evince very uneasy of feeling
Nothing but the presence of foreign troops restrain pop
lar demonstration against the government
THE DUCHIES-The several proposals of the Schcs-
wig deputies basis of negotiations, have been published
but arc considered wholly inadmsslhlc.
PRUSSlA.-The preparations for hosttes continue up
great scale in Prussia. The king be fast
covering from his wound.
THE MARkETS.-LIvEEPooI, JrSE l5-Cotton-All
descriptions below fair quality have declined from ). d.
The market is dull and The sales of week 200
bales of which spectators took 1000.
The Liverpool Cotton quotations for iddlng q 10
Id fair and good qualities in limited supply and wanted
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Messrs Vincent Witcher and G. w. Perkins announced
themselves as candidates for the convention in P,tsyvania
last week. Mr. J. M. Whte also addressed the people
bu, he is not announced as candidate.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-


Mr. Soulc has but entered upon his argument in s1,r .
Of his substitute for the California BILL His schema W.
eral To California and to her representatives and
elect and il will delay her admission into the Union I
long a. il will require obtain from her an ordinance ~
ting to the Southern boundary line OF thirty six degrees
minutes aud reinquishine the United States The ri
primary disposition Of the public domain He arpuei &
force that the rights Of the L. States no, now nro
ted by the ordinance Of the Convention and could MOI h.
by an 10 which California not party He rear
the Senate proposes.
reply 1t is very evident hat Mr. Clay will no, be otp
10 get final vote this week.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON Jryr ..
The perora,ion of 1lr. Soue was beautilul--exproi.
attachment 10 the Union lie will under all crltps,s i'
be Union n,an his high bearing his chivalrons ieelns
his love vi liberty the best guarantees of his au;
This speech was a very excellent one and Mr Sonlei
very excellent rcasoner II a majority can be found m @
Houses willing trim California into shane In !, ~
done by all but ii that fails. let the country hay, IN
powerful aid Of Mr. Soue in getting tie best tin ,h,
may be obtained Statesmen must look {, both rsh, ~
policy
sec that Cen Qriiman and Mr. 0'Sulivan formerly d,
the Democratic Review, and the bosom cnd and pr,.> q,
Mr. Van Buren, are among the gentlemen indicted n, New
O.leans for offending against the neutrality law oi lsls
The fr,e-socrs will doubt. she'd cw crncot tears fl,
Mr. q Sllivan but Gen tluitmln will l cot down T.,
New Orleans rNcep, by n rcquson the Governor ~
Mississippi We again the old ata.t verified rhe,. i
bat one step from The Sublime Ia the IidcGl,iS"
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Sr LOUIS JUNE %.
COUNTERFEITERS ARRESTED.--The police of this
city have discovered fresh lot of counterfeers H.
G. Barnard, of the firm OF Stratton Il Barnard, periodical
dealers the chic! of the gang and they have been
rested Nearly three thousand dollars of counterfeit money
was found upon him AID his store.
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-

DIED.
DIED. TUESDAY morning 2jgh instant, john a JAMES !.
the :gJli year %; hi
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Nav ,,-su2m "'''s 'F'' p ROBERTS. ,.,s
~ CHANGER, VIRGINIA ), ral., bold N IL. cIels

Office nj Circuit Count al Carcr, licnnco county lie
nh lay Mty. $50
George aud Louisiana Newman. vino before h..
uraliri.er \.wnitu L. hiIa kul. fia,u!n
Edward Kuim Walter kHn Ialnum y Kuhn aud other Dc..
defendants abnyo named having entered their appearance
Tie Assembly and the
this Court aid appearing. by satisfactory EVIDENCE. thai the
tins Commonwealth ordered laI e SAID 10
PENDANTS appear tile he held los M sd Com IL,
first Monday August and she hl al th liainrIf
and that "A copy forthwith inserted n-lf
per published c city Richmond. months. 'r
posted the door tr STATE Court House the sad
A Gupy Ir-v
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,,,,opTaNT FROM CALIFORNIA.

An intelligent San Francisco correspondent in the ~ T.
,rr, Of Commerce. describes the apprehonsons of the
,oope there that "Congess will reject their constitution
and adopt the line of SO 3O-but adds ha' should TINS
,,prchenson prove well founded,
Gan extra session OF the Legislature may be found neccs
sary; al which also the subject of permanent oalc inc
be again asitatcd and bill similar in its provisions TO
a rejected near the close of the late session. passed
will be very difficult collect from the present limited po,
nuotion Of California sufficient amount oil revenue Ia
meet The ordinary expcn iturcs of the government so that
the which have referreda bre extra ,, session.
II do M, think that much dissatisfaction would be created
here by the adoption the part Of Congress OF the line Of
AZ 20 rs our boundary do think it would operate very
n,urously TO the Of the few Southern counties
which would by The adoption of that line be excluded from
our present State organization IL is probable that immedi
ATE measures ro be taken 10 conform 10 The ieiSieS Con
cress in his respect should such be The determination 81 thai
body."
We are glad this display Of conciiaory spirit and
, ,h, il nav have its effect the majority in Congress
and induce thc for the of peace, 10 adopt Mr. Soule
amendment.
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VIM. DARBY.

The New York and New Haven Railroad track IS no"
daily sprnked with 5000 barrels of to lay the dust
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CITY COLL ECTOR-The City Council have reelected
John Wight Esq., collector of the taxes Of Richmond for
Tho present wear The vote Stood Wight scattering s.
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Much sensation produced New Orleans by The sus-
pcion that muskes and other military weapons obtained
from the State arsenal bond given ior the Of the
Lerion found their way CUBA in the hands of the
di,ion Five the bond of public officers who
"a not belong the Legion--and the newspapers nsinu
ate hard things against them. The irG' not fully
deyeloned before the IT, Commissioner the cxamina
ton was stopped before him and transferred 10 The Grand
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The Cholera has made its appearance at Nashville There
were six cases and three deaths there Wednesday last
and three new cases on Friday last.
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~ ClIANCEHY- VIRGINIA

81 CiIANCEHS- NlRGl\IA:i Rulrs held 10 the Clerk,
Oeicr al The superior tonnot Ll~ Au! th1crry
Louisa county Monday. jUue The 3D. ~
II JJBr~. II, lIsiu a" rs annisfil'. ~ tih
re Lacy deceased. au al>t COMMISSIONS 40 NJ, touN tor
Innt in pnwntts. A., -. thtwnnS -, Pr
AGAINST
Edward i"ncNirr executor al Thomas PnnNiaf 'o hf ~
county. ap "a rh administrator - iifnt D'~husde
r,.sri aud Siiy H. formerly sally HpwuHs
Louisa Downing William a.r ani Mary his mi'c. tprmetl,
Nly John Downing. Charles 4. DnMaI.. john y
Downing Edward Dowulng arl Lucy DowMn., hr las
lu,s u,nlrr lhr a.r u twenty yeats. Dtu'mt-
defendants. Mim Strong, William An!trsI iut Ni,
ms wlin Iuhu Chagl.s 4 Dnwnine Jhn " bmag ant
Edward Duwnn. entered Their appearance anl
r,rIy according the rules o this cnuri al alaale
h. relcc that they not inhabitants ~ s
MOTION the plaintiff hy IN attorney II ordered ua tie SAT-
William Anderson aui May ~
J,ln Charlie g. Drmntt John W D"wnine tnd ii@,n
Downing Appear the JUDGE at the m o'i, ~ ii tHuf
tit al the the sad '4l
sN.r The plaintiff bl. ha, copy tbs rde be ,tN
i,-. grl paper published The t> oi Eein' in
months slcccs>.,c and posted ~ the front n". q" tc 4n
House 81 thu county some court DAY tpl Test
Inlc li-cw2m JOHN III MEX = Z
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and induce them. for The Of peace TO adopt Mr. S"ues
amendment.
1r oro2.s attempted invasion of Cuba seems To have
aroused much feeling in the British Parliament lha u
old woman Lord Bouau, particularly severe on WIFI
he calls pracy of the very worst descriptions not cou "
robbery and plundcr upon comparatively small scale; but
carving fire and sword with all the horrors oil open wal
into pcaceable country in alliance with America and win
this country
Tbr Naroucss of lansdown said the u. >. Government
had taken steps 10 prevent the Expedition setting out.
sin Hronnham could mol understand how bOoU or eooo
men a cross yaageraon could be armed trained and sent
ar Crom country without The knowledge Of the Govern
mcnt.
The Earl of Aberdeen said this peculiar ease and
that il was supposed Great Britain had desire Tor the pos
session of that Island. He added:
sW. ourselves have been strongly suspected of having
some designs upon this Island Of Cubi ana rec'ecl my
sell having made proposal twenty years ago, wlcl e
though: III Ia suspect OF having unlawful designs up"
hc api which regret the United States dd MOI assem-
to II va: the only thing which think they cohld nave
nc more han they now have The independence
of Cuba The proposal that the United states ana
France should on with Ia guarantee The possession ol
the island To spain The United States, ho~rscr an ''l
think fiji al the time Join with in that guarantee
hone that the forces in The island will be found sufficient rs
believe cy will be- To give good account OF 'h'sc DUO
cancers who have taken part in this expedition
l.Oru
were bound give help against pirates, and that the COM
mander OF any British cruiser the coast, at the ne
would he guilty of neglect of Duty If nc did not give MS
mid to the Spaniards against ''thosc pirates.
Lord Stanley followed up this point and called tor in"r-
nation as Ia the course government designed TO pursue
with regard 10 this expedition, and the instructions gwen
The Marques of ansown said il was contrary 10 prac-
ce to reveal the given 10 the Admiral on tn
station hui he was gratic State that the American Co.
yermen takes the same view of the matter rs the British
Government does
Nothing further developed in the debate, and we trust
that the GOOD sense of the Cuban authorities will so guide
tor condnc; towards tie American prisoners in their power
rs Il, avoid anv hostile movements between The Two govern
cnts and prevent the ntcrposilion OF Great Eritln as al
yissd by Broughan which would lead 10 seons difficulties
between the great Anglo Saxon powers The scenes ii
New Orleans certainly preclude the idea that the invaders
will receive any layors from The authorities while The oi-
lar sympathy ovncd for Lopez and the expedition Indicate
that the people the United States will he ready promptly
10 resist any Intervention by foreign powers We trust there
NAV be no occasion for sac demonstration Cuha III
time and y the natural workings of events must glide eas
H. into the Union Such event we await calmly anu pa
lirnily.
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p RoBER Clers
IN nY-rRGINI4 -M the s:.e.-r sar.c... .


IN CnASCERY-yIR o the c,e.,lu sureriof ,ae7
{" law an ohansefy c9n.nrei a' held 'o tH"'t"' ,
LAM. p WE irc,sai ~ ~ " ~ ~ pia,ul1
against
Eliza De T5oyc carn,us DE- End. and I,, -. Enl-s poe
A.rl i,,on ylr- ~ a.ur
AGAINST
EI,z, h. gu,.e C,r,iin. n. E,.. ,I uie, ID. E.riee l
IN. ,e.u,n. rIin, ID. IT,l.- AMI E,a d. Enirr api
IN t,s .,us. ,rl t,,. bI,o ~. t. ~ c,ui.rl .
~ , c""r, I'M, 49,, ,. 80. =, III bs,r him, have ta
t,lls rf.r,, q, yco,Ii nr.l, ,n no c.,, p..att
S.w oe,, AMI s,ta ~ 1s.na no,,,n n, wl t.rlj.t"
y,t ,b,, mentioned a. do,,.u III. record 81 t.oa
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IN cuANcERY ylRGlNN A., sure,,or a,ur ,l,l

SN CIASSERG VIRGINIA Alta superior Corr 81 thtI
Tor c Richmond Ccull, held y: Ghe sta Count i0u
the tiiy nj Richmond. Saturday. February III. lr,0
William Brand DA.i IIHcksc, and Fanny hts ~iir, Wllhhh
Bal jos ph brand. Eliza BranI ,nd ban,
n.lnd The two astoi whom inant- nd the age oi
aal sur y Amelia Brand. lelr auluSt trend I'ms
" Wl.iIni aud su EtlZah wife, Benjamin T. Brand aai np
H. 1iHhsrasc and Mary his Fstul,
Eliza l. rrrts,ln her nsl sni as an,nisaN ~ te
81 !nnmi - crn.inw decrase ani advantageous ID &
pcrs"n . by Roberts. cniris
trin inr' Brand Sarah Robertson. Fanny Brand. - Ro2efs On
Tilt William the
Assembly The Presbyterian Church the United States Amer
DespdIus
Rolcr. Brand Guardian of Louis Il Brand day produced t.
The Court copy order OF the probate Court held ri the m oh
SAINT Louis, w!n ani Tor the c"y SAINT LOUIS e Sf
gwen bond and security Guardian person ani M
ward IN the o thouand four hundred dollar. AMI ia. ~
Robert Brand by is counsel pTes'nlr petition, tr
Ia authorize Inn to ant I' wari lorun at f
stock md under the the this m me
Missouri. the place al lcncc at hn:ali aai riI
Hheeupon the Court ui order certified The gl pf'tt
Court held At the SAINT oIia. hat br aid wari ' d"
.i stock alnl money viii probably lie e tla hfte hna
hrcr hundred nay dollars. anal dA r.
that Court this. whether the bond and ss.ht
Aforesaid BY the stid Robert Brand guardian nfcaa
VIII have tie effect accountability M w.
WARTS portion i ag money. we'll io e N"'
amount all otcr whr has probably c"s b" AZ
hands IL sicl guardian
And The doth further order that 81 the application
al persons who interested the sad wan. ani 20 ~
kun. By publication weeks newspaper u
lsh,-i IN this state. i Copy Iese
i ne i&-cwiS y. kOBERJS, Iieih
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Y NTK'TNTN Vt TiIF, INTd IH INr NV
l Circuit Court al CIrery Il,unc" rotnC, l
9Th ,Iay at May. l>-n:
Patrick IT, rn2nsh his rehi nnl administrator h
la:c WIFE, Hannah Nara, and Richard Christian astsne OF the
Patrick n Fit4tush, PlIiGul.
against
Henry hIsown right anl Evecu,or Jn',hu u
a.on deceased plfcr the fm Iol,ta
and the Estcuor-o Abby t,ton. dece c. Ih
S!irrbc Elizabeth Jane Is aud u,r. Dririiant.
Tie defendants above named not having rr"e trir aIrrar'g'
gwen security according the Assembly and l
appearing. satisfactory evidence, li,t in
inhabitants ~ this Commonwealth ~ II ordered that the sad
io appear the rules - hti the said Court s
Monday and the hill, the liiiia
aud ta ai this orir be- forthwith inherited
lubliseI the city vi Richmond Tor month"; sucre.sgs'S
and posted door o the SAT- tnur House the sarl
lnnI c.v
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gentleman from SurTy informs us that, though in his
neahborhood the rust has affected the stalks of wheat the
ears arc unin,urcd--ihc wheat being far advanced
We regret hear that in the Gloucester region the
has been disastrous.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA.

SEVEN DAYS LATEK FKUM EIFUFh.
Affairs Of Engiand-Deteat Of The Ma&ryhstrogrdde q
The French Repu5iicP '5Sia and Tie IucesCoft DE-
ciineG- Breadstu1S dep4tSsed dc.
Predetermined for the Baltimore Sun