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BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA.
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THE CASE OF THE REV. MR.. BRACE.
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Anticipated Visit of an American
Squadron at Trieste.
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THE CENSUS OF IRELAND.
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DECLINE IN COTTON.
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THE CASE OF THE REV. MIR. BRACE,
THE CENSUS OF IRELAND.
DECLINE IN COTTON.
&C., &C., &c.

The British mail steamship Asia, Captain Judkins
rived opposite her wharf at half past o'clock yesterday
morning. She left Liverpool Saturday afternoon the
9th inst, at half-past twelve O'Clock Her time from
wharf wharf has therefore, been ten days and twenty
hours
Annexed is list of the passengers by the Asia -
sqt Col Wingate lady two children and and child
s. s sy M NJ lazy .aS aS
Hon Hon Col TlsSi Hon Mr. Norris Lsat Savage Eass
Ea55 xaessssS E,sIsT $SIs;s SSn %r basssE HsE
2s'taSsr
@ M n P NJ raS Day s Hsss:
Wits, Wt,s Harlem; chS;i NJ Nj
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'$h y iohr H NM NJ Rasss N T ssSs.
%I:sa R sf%iss ~
M d NJ M ana & G1a sn 9 o keS ny
Harris and lady. Mr. Beck and Mr Honis.
The following the last outward passages OF the
European Tmes:-
AS. Captain J"dkGi H l, New YSsf the Ssh S a.
in London Dublin, and Glasgow Monday which day,
Ter Ma 1 sSmsp Ny
nssG.y Sn the the H n
been from entering the river Upwards
hours Tor want OF water OF the Bell Buoy The Paeiac
oie and fair Her mails landed by the
delivered the day in Liverpool, Manchester Brming-
ham, London and Glasgow those for the continent being
despatched channel at midnight that day. and those
for Dublin delivered on Tuesday morning.
There has been considerable decline in the cotton
market
The Tuscan Treasury has been authorised to contract
loan for II 0oOOoOf with the house Of Dasog Sons
to be guaranteed by the iron mines of the Island
Eba.
James starkey & Co, of Liverpool have been
PEELED suspend payment in consequence Of the entire
destruction by fire. of their and property at San
Francisco estimated at $l3oOOo 1t understood that
they unable to protect themGeves by insurance,
although their warehouses of and of
their shippers in similar position. This house, it is
said, was the first English establishment that branched
San Francisco and its hard fate creates lively feel
i-- fsyur.thy thai- F-ands hnth ~
Liverpool and other parts Of the country.
We learn from Constantinople, that number of non
subjected tribes of the Caucasus had attacked with 2j
600 men, the Russian line Of the Tschemer, and defeat
ell all the attachments Of the Russian fortified camp
We learn from Rome that the refusal of the Papa
Court let the French occupy certain posts at Rome
has not led TO any further misunderstanding.
The state of Germany affords materials for com
ment record Of any description The committees o.
the Diet celebrating in secret and great care is taken
prevent information of their proceedings from reach
ing public in any shape Rumors Of conspiraees
aoa in all directions; but these supposed to be
cocttd by the police, with view TO give some show of
justification to the reactonist tendencies Of Prussia
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which contains many elements OF power and pry,
.gplaSse Can't then he true tie Emperor has sad
VII Spa mS' sss ss.
emen do our y to day in preparing r sueh solid foup
angus2e ic .h to yaa IN n'SSV p1ovn,s rerSaSe
rn % m r sas aSF lie let q, e' o 1 ySsI
was for fourteen the refuge
h9ps tSst win st o. tSs give tie exs%pis am
spplsuse Inow drink 10 the prosperity Of the town Of
The intermediate steamer will have brought you re-
port Of the debate in the -ench Assembly of which
sent you the announcement in my last letter on NJ de
St Reuves proposition in fsycr offros trade 1t afforded
NJ Thiers the occasion Of making great protectonit
speech. The proposition was nsgatved By majority of
229, the numbers being 42S and l.S
Ma5Zin and his three colleagues, Ledru-Kolin. Ruge
and Darasz have is ued another manifesto 1t IL ad-
dressed this time TO The nhabitant, Of Roumea 1t is
fear at shah shortly have TO rrport series o' dis
turbances at Rome Fyom private sources learn that
the evaporation Of the inhabitants las reached
traordinary pitch. On the ete Of Corpus Doh shere
was believe well founded ruinor tLat General Ge-
to be sssassinated and an attempt made TO
massacre the Wrench troops Such an attempt viii only
to aggravste the present unhappy condition OF
Italy. More Of this in my next
From Lisbon we have adyices to the a9th June The
electoral law ha been promulgated, and is tantamount
to universal suffrage. All persons taxed fou. shlines
per annum qualified to vote. Discomfort en- large
SC seems 70 pre- 7sil in theGrmy.
We have advicss from Constantinople of TIE l4th,
Athens of the 18th, and Alexandria of the l7Ih June
The difference between Egypt and the Ottoman Porte is
on the point Of settlement.
Inc Greek government mas been sentenced
Indemnity to NJ. Paeifco-whch sounds very like one
ing damages.
close my letter to attend Lumiey's grand ete cham
at his country seat the banks of the Thames.
1t is TO be sumptuo1s scale. and will be attended by
all the rank. fashion, and celebrities OF London
Last night Thaberg the celebrated pianist produced
opera at Her Msiestys Theatre. with great sue
cess. AS however, not present owing to another
er zaxement | merely give you the newspaper state
mept The title Of the opera is Florfnda or the Moors
in SPAIN
There has been fair amoant Of business done in Ame-
rcan State stocks and quote prlces as follows
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Our London Correspondence.
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

TIIE SIATE OF EUROPE.
LoSDoN, Friday, July 4, 1851
Tie Jw Biiqnsicipa'ei Rov in hs House Of Commons
.qdJ-,t Eadcr - India - France TocgusriHes Report
Lo,Ts Napoleon Of NE Opening Of, ne Poters Rncdy-
Eres Trdde IN FtGnce-Romc-Tbe Confinent-Miscei-
Ldrtous.
My present letter contains many items Of general in
teres II not many Of any great political Importance
On Monday evening, nearly had row in the House
of Commons Mr. Alderman solomons Jew, has been
elact,, member for greepv;ch rou will ronsmber the
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prrRr nr A AMnALE-AII. WIsn
EMPRESS AGENCIES, &c.


IvOR CAI1FORNIA.-U 8. STEAMERS CHEROKEE,
10th. and OHIO the 2sh ins-Speca notice 70 visters
o. california We feel IL duty 20 our fellow countrymen
that experience has convinced that the only
reliable through lire 20 California Is the T. s. Mail Line,
the overmuch boastng of the sefsyled
Independent Line Passage on the Y s. Through Line
thsn the Independent Line and the u s.
Nail steamers not In the habit Of breaking down For
passage apply TO
DERTORDE 4 co.'s GREAT CALF ORNIA EXPRESS
ID through in thirty days-Letters three cents news
papers three cents freight ~ cent less than by any
other Through in charge Of special messenger BY
steamer City 2h inst No. Yesey street, Astor
House.
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nnANn nrMurn rxcrns1nN OF rInur nAYs To

CRAND SUMNER EXCrRsI0N OF EICIIr DAYS, TO
VI the benports Of New England visiting. one day New
port for bathing BE; day Nantucket aud New Bed
hshnE Boston and three hours each
New Hsyer. Newhurypert aud Portsmouth. This splendid
n will the llth Of August band OF mu
sic wl be IN attendance The first hundred subscribers
bcors afehodors entitled TO share Of the profits For
further partcuars and Of tie routr.
psctu be obtained the once OF the New Yorker 100
Nassau street.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

The principal town milers have manifested no signs
of being in any immediate want and the country de-
mand has also been of retail nature The parcels
which change hands on Monday sold at Is to
2s per quarter lower than the realized similar
quantities on that day might since then the inquiry
has rather fallen on than improved and 70 have made
progress i'm sales to-day would have Been necessary to
have submitted TO further abatement Nothing Of in
tefsst has anspirea in floating cargoes wheat since
last thOuy sellers have shown disposition to facui-
tate business. ny making slight concession The top
quotation for town ,fsctured -four has remained
minaly ubsiteret Country marks have sold vol
last week and with only moderate arrivals france
tbs bts. fresh qualities have been exceeciy dim
cult Of fsosal Supplies OF English barley EuYe ceased
to forward and the receipts of this grain from
abroad ha been much smaller than they t week
IL mating snd dst sorts too little has beer one to
allow Of questions being given withoccurscy " grind
ing qualities moderate extent OF business has been
transacted aad previous prices have been steadily sup
ported The ssiue OF mat has likewise been toerably
wen Inainaineu The arrivals of oats coastwise aud
rom ireland have been trivial but the fore gn supply
mas amounted 20 EOO9 qusrters, from Saturday up to
last nightmsl pg the total quantity received from
ABROAD IN less tAn three weeks about 10000 quarters
This supply has roved very occeptabc 10 the dealers
whose stocks had become redaced into a very narrow
compass The qusr,lty remaining in trss hands is now
comparatively smnAs and prices siyen way 40
much might have been expected The business done
on Monday at eciscy similar terms TO those cur
rent that day week. and excepting triing decline
Russian change took place i' prices this nius
though buyers acted N good desi Of caution Beam
and peas have moved sf ut much tie rates as last
week The transactions in Indian aoa have boeu
Of very little Importance.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PUILApELPHIA-NEw YORK
~ and Philsdepha direet.-United States Mail Line
Through In hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
iuced So class and So 50 for second osss Leave
New York ~ NJ from foot Of Ccursnd streets and A.
A ~ ~ T.. NJ. lsOs4 f0vs uf -s-.
and A. n. and p. n, from the foot Of Wal
autstreet.
CAMDEN ANB AMBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
u Yo-k to ephaLeaye Pier No. North River by
,.eamSoat JOIN POTTER, Morning Line, At o'Olocs
Iare tI 80 l.. BLISS. AsanA
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GRAND PIC NC AND coTILLoN EXCURSION IN
B honor of Wayne Chapter No. 81 o. u A. The first an
Pie Nc and Cotlon Excursion Of Wayne Association
will take place at the beautiful and romantic village OF
Nyack Wedneday July I'D with the spacious and mag
ndeent South Amera, and the new and Splendid
double docked btrge Washington Shelons celebrated
American and Coon bands have been engaged for
the occasion De cvs Grove has been secured for the com
many will he provid a at rrys Hotel for 5Oeents
each Carriages will be in readiness TO convey the eomptny
Oak Hill Cemetery, Rockland Lake, Pcrment or any
part of the surrounding country Tickets 20 Gemit ady
and gentleman, ,eeh Extra ladies' tickets % cents.
Cornea street Jacob Abrams yiss President 5s Grove
r. s. Du Bois Secretary IL Grceuwich avenue j.
r.. Rent Ir, Treasurer 81 MoDougal street George G.
newman i6 Front street OF the memhers OF the
CHARTER The Boat will leave Delaney street at past ~
pior No B. ", ", ofsJ Canal street ); Hammond street.
past = and Eighteenth street. a past ;, A. h Tickets
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AMUSE M E VA.

r g M
eght persons S. Thursday evening July u ths entertain
s r sa a.ssa
ian Fs Rs. M M Ds%
pcssalSbaiSe, Mis-. chariss; Lady MaaSs,h Us. NV
..l, ChoDahsTry ThSrnoOts, Mr. b Clarke; Sir Cyril
Gle % esnts orohssta Stall Seats S Private Boxes S.
I Ha Isl Fdfs. si.ss;s S
.,Gsashan y@ashsr @ EdSurd Lady Mlls Leons
nSHl SaUdsyiis snsiSlsd GNE FiELE
roeher EdousrS Duroohsr % soa Ss % Brsssaa e'' Oa-
nj ECHANIcs HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
hs5 notes night during the TsSs %1
com prislng eHoisns and versatile corps
Of in aSs . % &
sor succession Of Give have been received with
TiGs.ss S:I.s Win
hs aas iii 81 &
continued for the future
EIRANKLIN sUsEUM I7S ohArAAA sqUARn-GEo
sss' cents:
esnE IN als sfssr
q;
g. no .har place Of New vsrk oonsissns Of
Ss'ss
& band Jan II shs United States troupe Of Model Ar
ps-sonst number Of beautiful tabeaux taken froia ths
pictures Of cient and modern times company Arab
rs who 60 through variety Of Of strength and deg
worlds of Male ard Female Artiat will siJe
~ exhibition of Marble statusry unequaea In the
osether With variety Of interestng persorm
afternoon and svsnius s"- ,p-tir-'--- bulls each
dsy.
dtASTLE GARDEN.-THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
resort open to vsers through the day from
to =. M 1t is the largest beau room
Nn this country and the view galleries
noble bay and harbor alone worth prioe Of
isdmission-one shilling.
eorship this popular place receiving large and in
creasng patronage In addition the of
The the proprietor has Shelton
Sand Of Music which will play pleasant every Tuesday
and Thursday evening each week. Admittance Free
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE PROFESSION
(of Acknowledged tasnt) desrous Of engagements for
che ensuing at ,he Pitsburg theatre will please
address pest paid Joseph g. Foster to the Of C. T.
Parsloe Burtons Theatre New York.
rINo LET-A LARGE EXHIBITION HALL, 81 BY lis
feet For sale cheap great bargain, Calyo's Panora
ms OF the Connecticut
a fortune with small capital Apply to Mr. ST0PPANI
No. 5g5 Broadway.
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M ILITARY GARDENS. BROOKLYN.-ACTING MA.
w nagers, kessrs. II. Lynne and r. B. Johnston. Open
every evening with the popular Vaudeville and
Company from Broughams Lyeeum, New York The per
rmanees commence at o'clock precisely and termp
1s Admission, 25 cents. Thursday evening July NJ the
2crformanees will commence with PAUL PRY-Cof Hardy,
Mr.: Lynne; Paul Pry, Mr. Johnston; Frank Hardy Mr..
Palmer Harry stanly Miss CrOeker Phsss Miss Julia
CRETS-Thomas. Mr.. T. b. Johnston Mr.. Dupuis, Mr.
Palmer; Mrs. Dupuis, Miss Crocker.
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MUSICAL.


FOR eALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY sE-
eond hand Pisneforte Boston made in good order will
se sod at great sacrifice in Of The family
Agent for Hewes American Patent Action PiAnoorts No.
G5 Broadway, where 10 can be seen.
LNRARD GRAND PIANO FOR sALE-ONE OF THE
II finest grand Pianos imported from Erards factory
entirely handsome rosewood $3.50. Apply
to Kerksieg Breusing, 42l Broadway.
DIANIsT.-A YOUNG MAN. WHO IS A SPLENDID
pianist gsod ,tuner, and has general knowledge of
music and musical instruments wishes situation
establishment where fair salary would be allowed would
pr the city, hut objection to east would
also wish to make engagement OvgAnist in
church. A note addressed Music Herald Office, will
meet with prompt attention.
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EXCURSIONS.

CHEAP AND GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
- Banks-Fsre 2ls cents each way.-The splendid steam
NiMRoD will make an excursion on Friday June 18th
a. pier No. 3 n. r. oolook Hammond street ea. re-
turunTby NJ Fishing tackle. bait and refreshmenss
provided o board.
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LIQUORS.

LAST INDIA TONIC PALE ALE, BREWED BY BASS
II Co. Burton. Trent England. This delicious,
freshnR BEVERAGE universally recommended BY
the eminent physicians In Europe, America and the
Indies not onlyss tonic but also for it antdyspepte
and Intoxicating quaites For sale pnts and quarts
in quantities 20 suit Purchasers. by the i'm porter,
q. r. LEfIfBRtDGE, S6 and Ss Fulton street.
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The Trade Returns OF England.

The Board of Trade rctarns for the month and nv
months ending he 9th June have just been issued bu
tn, late hour at which they reached prevents Civ
ing the tabular statements. The annexed summary
however, shows the total amounts unCsr the various
heads
The total declared value Of exports for re month last
past is 95 59Gl 1893 whilst for Ae corresponding months
in ls+9 and 1850 they respectively f4356326 and
f5.e59oI9
The total importation Of coffee for the last month was
bs against 1859 305 lhs in the corresponding
month Of 1919 and 1911 735 lbs IN 1850 whilst In the
periods there entered for home umptiou
respectively $3.50 $40 lbs 905 9s lbs and 92 295 lbs
Vnrefne sugar shows importation of 96Si53 for
the month the present year whilst for lSiy and 1850 the
figures stood respectively 70362 and 523 s5 cwt;
the quantities taken for home consumption during
same being 1s5l 457 0i9 l3i9 4704A
and 1850 456672 cwt In wines Of various descrp
tons the mpcrtatons for the past month amounted to
lls2s0l gals the months in lSI3Bud 1890 they
respectively $50 0l2 gals and s966 Gel eal The quant-
entered for home consumption in the period
were. in 1851. 81 716 gals 1919 5l39l4 gals and
1880 too 237 gals OF spirits. including brandy and
Geneva. there imported during he month OF tho
present year S2S 62s gals fer the corresponding sDth
in lS4y and 1850 the Dgures $50 j64 gals and b557S
gals The quantities taken for home consumption, dur
ing the period, 3I0sO2 gals 3593S5 gals,
and 372,C2 gals. pectively
As regards the shipping trade, hn8 that in the
month last pa there 2790 foreign vessels with
tonnage OF 560 Sqi entered nwards; whilst IA the
responding mouth Of 1850 the number 2IT9 with .
tonnage Of 5O6935 There cleared ard, during the
periods respectively al ships Ca loE tonnage,
and G3l ships 500 500 tonnage
the coasng trade during the month Of the present
year 1856 vessels 1lS3420 tonnsge entered nwards
and 1876 ships. lissi tonnage cleared outwards In
the spou ding month Of 1850, the numbers
ships 1896 tonnage l14i96s; and ships 1909 tom
mage ,zS9 $40.
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GUINNESS DUBLIN BROWN STOUT; BARCLAY
VI Per ns' London Porter; Muir n Sons Ednburg Ale
Doves Falkirk and Teunents Glasgow do.-pints and
quarts hne order for sale in quantities from dozen
bottles 100 casks of eight dozen each by the importer
C.P. LETIIBRIDGE, 50 and IS Fulton street.
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TIE FAILURE OF THE TRANSATLANTIC EXPERIMENT.
The Irish journals, Of all pocl shades, are up in
against the report Of the Packet Commissioners
and the blow IL has given the hopes Of Irish port
being selected the point Of departure for the American
mails This coupled with the failure through whatever
agency of the experimental trip Of the United States
steamer from New York to Galway has given tone of
acorbty to the Dublin papers the remarkebie from
the unison of sentiment which upon the present
OCCASION anmaes the organs Of the great parties
this side Of the Channel All faith however in the pros
Iect Of American assistance towards testing the capa.
bes Of the port Of Galway not yet forosNorn and it
il still hoped that whatever individual enterprise failed
TO perform at very distant time be accomplished
10y the viii Of the United States government the one
hard and the other By the excrOns Of the people Of
Dublin, Galway. Belfast and Cork and Limerick.
Aesdy has been suggested should b. speedily
collected in Dublin TO purchase first class steam vessel
and that rcqusion should be presented TO the Lord
Mayor to convene public meeting of the citizens with
view Of showing II only for once, that Irishren
about TO put into practice the virtue Of selfrelauce
TIE CENSUS OF IRSLAND-rHE CAUSES OF THE
FRIGnrFuL DECREASE.
We ere enabled place before readers this
ing tabular statement embracing not only the abstract
the Just completed but comparative returns Of
the previous decennal OF ls4 The present
shows that the total population OF ireland Is but
66l5 10t. tIAibtne decrease 10 he alcfm ezfem Of
1o59330. since lS4l thsn ~, total hat been blI5 l2i
There has been decrease in every county in Ireland
with the single exception Of Dublin The population of
the metropolitan county has slightly increased from
&32126 TO 2JfsJ0 The proportion Of diuinution has
been the greatest in CunGGucht and MunsterGalwsy,
Mayo ard Rosconnop showi the highest per centage
Dewn Londonderry, and Wexford. The towns all show
pua iur
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OOn DOZEN ST. JULIEN CLARET-sELLING AT
%OO lis and Ice per dozen. Also, lp dozen 81 Es;
tethe DOZEN bottes atthe celebrated
Brandy store 40 Brcome street, Of Crosby p s.
Vcty superior St Julien and Chateas Msrsusx Clarets
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Hungary.

Several arrests have been made NJ Frlau. II Is
thought that conspiracy against the government has
been ocuvpreA The consiraturs In tbs habit Of
citing In a and mostly partsans q kossu'h
thirty forty Of them have already been brought in
here The number Of persons compounded l. said 20
be considerable. At Chemnitg depot of arrns, many
mn. kAts- md two cannon hnxe benn found.
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A LBANY AND TROY STOCK ALEs IN SMALL KEGS,
"A with tap, at 81 eaeh-suited for family use, and Dc
lie returned when empty he ceebratet Brandy Store
~ Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
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The French Rcnnblie,

The President, after quitting focters aud arriving at
Cbattcsrant ceiyei by tAo National iuard, who
instantly shouted "Nive la Republique," in which the
Inhabitants joined. The cry continued until the Presi
dent had ached the Hotel de Vile, where il assumed
the character Of serious hostility. aud became Down
with Napoleon" The disturbance que!led by The
police At breakfast the Mayor epologiaed FOR the tu
mutt The President in the ~ hs reply, said for
all tie good tha: hed been done. during Tho last three
years they indebted to the party of order This
loudly chcercd and his h. alh being proposed the
Preside Mt said 81 place myself resouely at the head
of Of order Of all rares aud have received from
them electual cooperation fthcre has been deee
ton am ignorant Of t. r 60 forward without casting
lock behind There mus, be an impulse and An aim
Ny impulse the love of my country; my aim l. to
make religion and reason prevail ever utopis'. aud
To- give heart 20 the good cause, that Il trcmhos no
more In the face of terror. This r.lnt win h.
obtained IL follow throug ghout France the example Of
Chatcarant and " We forge arms, not Tor insurtec
ton ard civil war but 90 increase tho greatness aud In
dependence Of the nation The President arrived In
Paris the evening The fronch pnpe7i generally
BIfr0ye Of the tone Of the above speech.
1he Paris Bourse animated. and further rife took
place Fves oreucd at 80 49, rose 10 % 50 and closed
al - 30. Tlrees SO %.
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vNANTED-TWO LADIES, OF ACKNOWLEDGED
w musical talent who have been accustomed to sing
leading parts concerts theatres of whom play
on the piano Ladies OF good personal appearance and
vorably known wishing engagement to sing at concert
of respectability may address s. L. NJ through the Post
efice stating terms
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NOR LIvERPooL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
u ship BALTIC Capt Comstook This steamship will de-
ert with mails for Europe positively on saturday July
o'clock from her berth AZ the foot OF
No till paid for All letters and papers must
e-s through Once For freight passage having
10 FDw'D X. COLLINS, 81 Wall street.
Positively freight will received board after Thurs
d. evening July H. The steamer PACIFIC will succeed
Abe BALTIC, and sail August2.
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III A TR C. A NOTICE.-ANDREW JACKSON
Allen, TO his brothers and sisters of the proe ,son
who be inclined to assist the old occasion
OF lis Benefit to come of At Droughams Lyeeum. satur
day July 10Th 1851 Mr. Brougham having kindly rendered
the above night all that obtain the of
few ladies and gentlemen in order carry his offer
into effect Please call address A. Allen No. 81 Bowery
Museum Saloon, before Saturday, July 10, at II NJ
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~ KMOND HERR DRIESBACHS MENAGERIE.-
~ This celebrated Menagerethe largest beat
quoted IN the known wordembrsci.g every animal
known TO natural history and wheh has received the pa
tronage and applause Of hundreds of thousands
respectable and segent people of the United States
lust commenced most brilliant summer campaign and will
Visit the principal cities an towns Of New England
,SoElnS order Iy1Juy II Salem 18th Gloucester 4h
18th, Dover, N. lsth Great Falls N. H. 10TH kenne.
bunk, Me-. 2lst, Saco, Me-; I'D, Portland.