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A New Route to Pittsburg.
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TIE English Ecclesiastical Reports.
,z,,,ru Vol,fn1,s-S2A 70

Furnish series OF Decisions in the Ecclesiastical Court
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Leading Gases in Lar and Equity.

IN ThTee SsfIss-WiDt dneI1cdn Nobss.
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British Crown Cases Reversed.
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Ice Creams, Water Ices, &c.--Patented Sep
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05
TELEGRAPHED
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL Or THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.

THREE LA > LAIElS FhOM EUxOf II
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
BALTIMORE, June 4, IL M.
The steamship Asia arrived at New York this morn
ing, with dates from Liverpool to the Oath May being
three days later than those by the Washington.
EsGLAND.-The British Parliament was still engaged
in discussing the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill.
FRANcE.-The Legitimists openly declare their in
tention to make an effort to restore the monarchy.
GEnMANY.-The Dresden Conference has been dis
solved 1t generally believed that it resulted in effec-
ting nothing.
The Emperors of Russia and Austria and the King
OF Prussia are holding private conference at Cracow.
recent fresh in the Danube had caused great dam
age in the vicinity of Vienna.
RoME.-The French troops have evacuated the impe-
rial city.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, May "a.
CoTToNPrices have declined I'd within the past three
days. We quote fair Orleans at Gid, Upands at 3d.
and Mddling at AID.
The sales for the week amount TO Al GOO bales. and
the market closed to-day saturday Oath ins,anp with
steady demand.
Trade in Manchester dull.
BREADsTUFFs-We note sales Of 5000 bbls Flour TO-
day, at decline OF cd per bb Corn has also declined
cd per quarter.
TAR, TURPENTINE AND RosIN-We note no sales ef
Tar and Turpentine; common Rosn sells at 49,
SUaAR-Market easier, though no marked improve
ment perceptble.
MoLAssEs-A fair demand exists at 49, for Cuba.
CoFFEE-Market dull.
RIcE-A better demand exists for Carolina We quote
at 1885, to los. Sd.
MoNEY-The Money market continues easy, Consols
closing at SIT.
STocKs-American Securities continue firm at for
mer uuOtaons
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
THE LATE CALIFORNIA NEWS.

AS already announced per telegraph, the Steamers
North America and Empire City, both arrived at New
York Tuesday from Chagres, bringing in all between
and eight hundred passengers and nearly three
million, Of dollars in gold dust.
The dates from California to the LIST of May. We
append few additional items of interest," furnished by
the Alta Californian OF April 30th:
Considerable progress has been made by the Commits
sioners in forming treaties with the Indians Yeser-
day there was rumor that the Volunteers had been
whipped by the Indians in the Marlposa district
Robberies have been numerous and bold in the Vie
cinty of Monterey that the people have called upon the
Executive for protection.
Since the rains, the miners have been reported as do
ing much better than previously
Some oithe richest specimens of quartz have been
brought to this city ever seen, producing than SO
per cent. OF gold.
Some rumors have been afoa that a secret expedi-
ton has started for the purpose Of taking possession Of
Lower California, but it is probably merely rumor.
There has been great excitement at Mokelumne
Il' m consequence oil Misunderstanding between the
ties had been settled At time both parties were
armed and in great force, and the prospects that
general and bloody battle would ensue
The Legislature has passed an act to exempt home
stead and other property from forced sale in certain
1t has also passed usury law BILL fixed inter-
est at ten per cent? and allowing by special agreement
eighteen per cent per annum.
The prospect O! good crops is favorable the spring
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Business has revived considerably, and the con.
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is undated.
there was election for Municipal officers at San
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majorities for city officers ranging from three to Sc
yenteen hundred votes The democrats elected two
Abdomen, the Wings six; the democrats also elected
tour assistant Aldermen, the Wings four. All the rest
OF the whtg ticket was elected.
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