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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
RnIiNia.

The Government has ISSUED a manifesto or pro-
gIamme of IA Constitution based on the following ar
ucle l. The Government viii defend and uphold the
sovereignty and independence of the Republic abroad
and peace and tranquility At home. IL. The Catholic
religion shall be that of the State. Ill The best re-
atlons shall be maintained with other American and
Euopean States and all treaties strictly observed.
as " ell as neutrality IN discussions arising between
them " The cvil liberty of citizens and the rights
ii all shall be respected in conformity with the laws
v The crimes OF conspiracy and >edIton shall be
Judged by verbal courts martial. VI The liberty of
The press shall be guaranteed. VII foreigners shall
lr TiSpcC1yd ana protected the exercise OF their
trade and commerciui pursuits VIII National
Convention shall be conyoked. X The independ-
ence OF the Judicial authority shall be respected \.
Official appointments are continents. NJ The poll
teal opinions of all citizens shall be respected Nil
The Ministers of state shall be responsible for the
acts of their administration.
BY another decree the convention has been con-
Noked for the 10th of July Another has also been Is
sued relative 10 the emendaion of the laws OF cleo
lions The number Of deputies Is TO be 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
The ALLEGED Fraud on the Government-The Or
iain OF the Report-Ns Positive Evidence OF
Fraud.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The inquiry into
the alleged fraud pracIced by DR.. Gardner. upon the
Mexican Commission, has been turned over TO Mr..
Fenda Attorney, for this District DR.. Chas.
w Davis Secretary OF the late board. BENJAMIN f.
Green. Isaac D. Marks, A :. Perrott, Mr.. Porte and
Senior Cuesta OF tie Mexican Legation, have been
summoned before the Grand jury now sitting, and
the three hrsi-naned gentlemen were examined to-
day. Mr. Parrot Is now n Saratoga but has been
written iOr.-IIe was formerly Consul 40 MaZa'lan
The facts developed to-day are that Nr. Porte. who
IS now IN Newly ork, but was formerly merchant AT
Puebla, Mexico, the same gentleman who had the
tobacco dispute with ExSecretary Clayton. statedto
Parrot thai Gardner had told him Just previous TO
his sailing that ms claim fraudue nt one, and
had been sustained with forged papers got IN Mex
leo and that ~ parties in Washington had got the
hons share out OF 1t. he determined they should
share the blame also. soon as Porte told this, Mr..
Cuesta wrote to The President informing HIM OF II,
and demanding an investigation. E
The Government, ~ yet. possesses no evidence
beyond the alleged assertion OF Gardner. that fraud
has been committed. 1t appears that Senior Cuesta,
Interpreter TO the Mexican project who certified to
the genunene>s OF the signatures OF Gardners Wit
nesses and who consequently acted an important
part IN getting the testimony up, held draft on
Gardner for twentyelgh thousand dollars TO be pre-
sened IN case the claim allowed II was accord
ingv presented and Gardner at once paid II by
draft purchased from Chubb q Schenck. Ii appears
that Gardner has left nearly all his money here IN
Bank taking with HIM but ten thousand dollars. ms
circumstance. and the lnpTobablllty OF his having
made such disclosure a. Porte alleges throws more
than a doubt upon the whole story A. yetthe Whole
charge stands upon the yeracity OF Mr.. Porte.
IPhilada Inquirer
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BosToN SOCIETY OF NATURAL HIsToRy

Ala la,e meeting of the Boston Society OF Natural
History Mr. David A. Wells exhibited specimens Of
Soil from the auvial lands of Ono characterized by
extreme fineness. In one specimen all bui olO per
cent passed through sieve, the openings IN winch
were only I.6Oth OF an inch IN diameter. In another
specimen. all but Is per cent. passed through For
forty five years such soil had produced eighty bushels
of corn To- the acre The cause of fertility Is aribu-
ted TO the free absorption OF ammonia.
The epoch of the MaStodons was discussed IN me
same Society, and an opinion expressed that Jener-
sons tradition might refer to these ANIMALS. mat
gigantic animals might be slain by Indians was
deemed evident from the fact that the kairS of the
present dav are able, with their primitive weapons
10 hill elephants almost a. large
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The Panama Star of the Goth ult. has the
following intelligence from the South American Re-
publics received by the British steamer New Creme
da which LEFT Valparaiso on the oath of May
Chill.
Ii is our duty before take leave of our transat-
antic readers for another month, to acquant them
With the principal events which have taken place
since last report though they have been, SO far
as politics are concerned, of but little Importance
After the entire submission of the troops concerned
IN the late disturbances, reports were daily received
from almost every Province III the Republic stating
that not only no disturbances had taken place, but
that the militia, at the first rumor OF the Santiago
rot had immediately volunteered THEN services for
the preservation of peace and III support oil Govern
mcnt so that IT was asceltaned that the conspiracy
had no rainIfcatlonS IN other parts OF the country.
General Cruz arrived on the Sth INST en- route for
Santiago and has repeatedly expressed himself Will
ing To the country, but sets his face against any
movement IN his favor, which might endanger It's
peace.
The battalion VadivIa has been dlsbandeo and an
other has been organized ns Slead 10 ne placeu ul
der the command of Col. Garcia
Gold and silver medals have been struck, bearing
the inscription defenders of the Law. 2Oth Aprll,
1851" and have been distributed among the ofhcers
and soldiers of the different regiments pecunary and
other assistance has also been conferred on the
wounded and the widows and families OF the killed
One son of each of those fallen IN the defence OF or
der viii be educated at the expense OF the state.
Twenty-seyen of the regiment NaldlVla were sen
fenced 10 DEATH but only one has been executed the
sentences OF the REMAINDER having Deeh coi'lhueu
by the President and Council of state TO various
terms of Imprisonment and transportation.
Various arrests have been made of Individuals
more or less implicated III the revolt but whose TRIALS
have not vet come on.
Colonel Artiga, who headed the regiment after
Col Crola's DEATH has taken refuge IN the house OF
the United States Charge d'AflareS. Sentrles were
placed over the house but /, i supposed that he has
made ms escape, notwithstanding tins precaution
A great and unpleasant sensation hasbeen created
among the commercial community 10y the publication
OF a decree dated 22d inst. prohibiting the crcula-
ton of the douboOnS of Central America New Gre
NADIA and Colombia for the reasons OF Their oelhg
short IN weight and below standard The time al
lowed for the withdrawal of other foreign douboons
from circulation Is extended by the same decree to
thee months more from lSt June. Valparaiso KEEP
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mon CALIFORNIA via CHAGRES

IL DIRECT-The new steamship LAf ne 81 ,esm
SLIP Crescent CITY will SAL from pi n fn
Eres direct on THURSDAY. lVtn July " Il '''N
her wharf near Lombard-st ,,, x.,,, f,., ID re-
The above steamer has proved herself yer! , noraSs
markabIy safe vessel. (beins now ga e J seconi
Class are Through c1 Tse !. @
Traof,sco VIII he furnished at reduced Iales ,olr IN
yeN tst. j. -
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we are indebted TO MesTs Thompson & Hitch
WIZ Agents OF Gregory & Co.'S Express, TO Dodge
~'os Express, and 10 the FurSer of the Empire
NY, TOT full files of California papers. We copy
ready published
INDIAN CoNNissioNERs.--Col Mckee has re-
s ss.sed letter from his colleague, Col Barbour,
sssoa al camp Belt, on Kings River. 10Th ult, an
AAs'neins The intelligence that another Treaty had
Nv, sssn concluded with twelve more OF the mountain
a..ss-leaying only three small tribes 10 be concll-
- anu these promise 20 meet the Commission
,s. 90 AearDs River, and treat. The whole frontier.
som Ssanisiaus TO the plans south OF Tularc Lake.
elssance OF some ~ miles, and where the chief
r have heretofore existed. Is now enjoying
h.s ana tranquility This makes IN all thirty
tafee tribes which have been treated with, with
the plains "''PP'' '''''N va
we understand that while Col Barbour continues
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON,

Il PANY-Only through Line Tor sA =, FERRiDHY. Jn.
NJ the splendid steamship double engine Isn
Schenck L S n. commando VII sdii "a pr.S,'
,x,,h the i,oyernment Mails for Chasres va ffaVaI
transferred at Havana 70 me m the OHIO
iii ennnect with the favont, United states pau
steamship PANAMA to sail from mama on % aosa. ~;
~, Ansn, Eor freight passage apply at the ohcs
r * South ar at IN West st corner warren ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
To- 4 singular meteor was observed il

lS \ singular meteor was observed III
Philadelphia on Tuesday night, which shot IRON the
northeasterly part OF the heaven, passed some three
or four degrees beneath the star Antares IN ScOr'
mo- and dsappeared i'll the southwest before reach
ing the horizon. The meteor, says the Inquirer was
at least four times the size of the planet Jupiter,
and she'd visible reflection of light upon the earth
But the strangest part of the phenomena was, that
after II had passed II left strong VIVID ana dppd'
rently solid and well defined line OF White lghl'
about ten degrees IN length, very bright ana "mch
remained IN the sky like beautiful tall OF comet,
only better dellneaed and apparently more Substan-
tial for several minutes. Al length II expanded be-
came thinner and more attenuated lett us place oil
seeming hxltv, descended In a broader and more
nebulouS form towards the earth, and vanished. 4
light breeze was blowing al the time from the NeS'
The entire phenomenon, from the shooting oil inc
meteor. to the disappearance OF the me oil ghl am
subsequent bright cloud occupied about five minutes
~ Mrs f.. OAKEs SMITHS lecture last
evening upon Dress and Beauty, was delivered 10
small though highly intellectual audience. who, we
hazard nothing IN saying were delighted. There
was an unmStakeabe love Of the beautiful ana the
good running through each sentiment that she W
tered that forbid all criticism of the point she would
make. Ii was the beauty and the adOrnment OF the
internal. that prompted the Importance she Wouu
give the external And then there Was such mar
mony IN thought, sentiment and manner, "a 10 dl>drm
all antagonism. We unhesliatlngly confess that we
never listened (nd II necessary 10 listen. her
voice beng hardly sufficient for the hall for an hour
To public lecture. with greater pleasure than last
settled notions about the length of laty's drapery
Providence Posi- %.
RrMoR OF ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITION.
The New Orleans correspondent of the Ndtche-
Courier writes told YOU the other day that the CUBA
movemen, had not been abandoned | can only IN
form YOU that In less than two months. unless the
Government should succeed IN again defeating the
plans YOU viii hear of the sailing OF the expedition
The men are raised. the officers appointed, and the
steamers engaged for transportation They are 10
start from three different points, and VIII rendezvous
without the jurisdiction of the United states. The
number OF men TO start IN the first place Will not ex
coed eco. and they VIII be divided INTO tour re9l-
ments of 80 each
Nor TRrE-A paragraph has been err
cula.ing III the neN spapers stating that Welsh 'he
Irlshman who murdered Constable Clements IN forl-
land. had been arrested III Lewis County. person
was arrested and brought here on Suspicion out not
beng identified as the murderer, was discharged.
lFredonia Censor.
MILITARY Court MARTIAL.-Ihe Board
convened for the trial OF Gen. Talco met yesterday
at 10 O'Clock IN the City Hall. The exain'hauon ~
TIE Secretary of War resumed anu coh'nueu
for several hours. tWsshlnS'oo Hep''" 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
DACIFIC MAIL STEASHIP COM

PANY-Only Through Line for CalliornIar ana V re
CON VIA Chasres direct Fare reduced On rIr
20 tons burden i Wilson. Commander VIII san Oi Pa
I'll RDAY July y. o'clock ~ precisey' uo 1 v
rer an The fnot of Warren-st North hvei' Win se
srnmen, mails for CHAGRES. connecting WIN we Il'o'
lie L s mail steamship Panama, 20 leave Panama o :,
anon, The ia Of August For passage OF ireish aPpp
thu ofce 81 and IS Souh-st at III Wes-s' c2hs, VI
Xarrtn-sf
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DlSCONTINIED.-WC BUCkTtIu, VN1O!U % vi
Ucenuan Massac Co. Illinois, Bylers Mill, Morgan Co..
Missouri. - ~,
NAMES CHANGED-MarIayIlle. Hancock Co Me name
changed 10 Iilden -: Matldayllle, 81 Lawrence Co N
York name changed Cotton Evansville Jeiters IN
Co n York name changed to g Eyanss Mills; Gold
OaLyle Union Co Ark name changed 10 " Three Creek
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
O-EOR RREMEN. Wa SIMULTANEOUSLY U.

s Mail steamship HERMANN, T. Crabtree' comnilhuel
will SAIL for Bremen. via Southampton, on SAlOhDhi'
July l2 from Pier No. 3, North River
An eyperlenced Surgeon Is attached 20 the ship.
All letters must pass through the Post Office
Specie delivered III IiayIe.
For massage or freight apply 10 MOLLER, SAND
RIFRA Agents. 81 Broadway.
The steamship WASHINGTON VIII succeed tAe MN
NAM Je26 % jy3 ., 8x Oth'
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r $ MAIL, STEAMSHIP COMPA

sNY-FOR NEW-ORLEANS VIA HAVANA =
Passengers for New Orleans transferred al Havana 10 INC
steamship FALCON. a.. o,uo T p,,day
The splendid double engine steamship ONO rin1SF
Schenck L : Nav Commander. VIII san on hIDAi >
Julv II NJ o'clock NJ from the pier foot OF Warrehs''
North River ,,, Nm, orle,n.
ecie onlv taken on freight 10 Havana and Ne"
No hills of ladlng VIII b. signed aiter the steamer ~
led For freight or passage. apply ~ thr oMGs 0r vac
Cempanv III Wpst-st To [Je3O tllthl vi y kobEhlo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
OCEAN STEAMERS.
THE NETWORK and LIV ERPOOL
l. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships
comprising this line are the $500 -
ATLANTIC. Capt West, PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, capt Comstock'

Z, Z
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken their
slruc0n also III their Engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for Passengers are I'M
equaled for elegance comfort Price Of passage from
New York to Liverpool Sl3O exclusive of extra size
stae-rooms 1925 from Liverpool 10 NewYork f35. An
evpericnced surgeon attached 10 each ship No berth can
b, secured until paid FOR The owners of these ships VIII
not he accountable for gold silver bullion, specie ewey
precious stones metals unless bills Of ladmg signed
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed.
DnSI, Ii =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07

posr- OFFICE OPERATIONS. - The Post
maSter-General has established the following new
Pos, Offices for the week ending June y, ls5l
Office County State Postmaster
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The Panama Star of the Goth ult has the
following intelligence from the South American Re-
publics received by the British steamer Ner Greno-
da, which left Valparaiso on the 2i,h of May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07

LEAVE sEw-YoRK GOING NORTH,
From Office near Chambers-st
N7AN for POUGHKEEPSIE, stopping al way STA
atsAM for ALBANY. stopping at Manufacturing ,i
yorters Dobls' Ferry TarrytOwn, sing sing rersshi'
cerr,san. Cold Spring Fishkll, New HamDqfsh rouk-
keersi- thence 10y steamer ARslENIA :" huos. 49,.
iug az intermediate place, on the nHsrg 49, =.
Iii receye the passengers and land them IN Albany A.
AK p, PM. for PoUGHKEEPsiE' freight 'rain'
soy nI NJ for POTGHKEEPSIE. stopping al Manaat-
,nr,iie one Hundred and FIfty-second-st, fClAers'
n 49, Ferry DearTnan. Tarrytown, sing sing, C,oo'
Peekssl Gar1sons Cold spring FsilAIn' IL" fo"'''
ALP NJ for ALBANY, stopping az iarf."Hn u, o5
sng BScoiel skill, Ganlsons, Cold epfhg
surgh and Posghkeepsle, and thence D NJ
- Hnds n and by Raroal 20 Albany al about ~, u
At4,P VI for TARRfTO"N ohii' ''opP'iS a. ia WY
station, south II TaIrytown , -, III ,v,v s,,-
ATOP 81 for PEEKSKILL, stopping a. Al "'' S'A
lions. .,,.--,s,, oor.o sorrH
AGA 81 for NEW-YORK, stopping az Milon e e ~,
New Hsmbgrgh Low Point, FIshkl, Cod sprlhe. oi
rson Peekskin Boscooe Croton sns sing
Dearman Dobbs Ferry Huinss 'H'
A7AM for Freight and Passengers to NE"-i'HN'
stspplng at all way stations on signal ;.l n hoa,
Al II A NJ, for NEw-fOhk sof o., nm ar, s.aoD,ng
al New HambuTgh. Fishkl. Cold spring. 49,. Fsrry
P.essklll. Boscotel. Slng Sing Tauy town. D'oo' '''
and YOnSers. arriving al j u - 81, oil file way
At p. NJ, FOR NEW-iOkh' s'oP'"'S "
S1on NJ for NEW YORK ARRIVAL OF Boa, IRON
,,n ss1nIng at the principal way stations ahi '
ing New iYi Hs a. PryEsEIIL FOR NEw-Yosk,
.,s;A NJ stopping at all Way stations " -"
LEAVE TARRYrows FOR NV. Nv.
At63eP III. stopping At al ~ ,s sneringt ae cars
Passengers "H' PC OLIVER IL LEE Su'enA, ,sIspe
New-York, June ls. 1851.
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CHANGE of Understanding

CHANGE of HOURS-Commencing
~ June g. iG5l.-RAMAPO and PATERSON RAIL-
ROADS-Express Trans leave Suilcns. follows or on
the arrival of the Ere trains At 9oc0ck AM stopping
only Ramseys HOhokus. Paterson, Hyler's and Boil
ing Spring 10. o'clock NJ stopping only at Hohokus.
Paterson and Boiling Spring.
Leave NewYork at O'Clock NJ stopping only At Pat
erson and Hohokus at O'Clock PM. stopping only at
Passaic Bridge Paterson and HohOkns at o'clock NJ
stopping only at Boiling SPRING Hulers and Rarnseys
Tie Express trains leave MarkeSt station. Paterson,
for New-York at 2, VI and 81 and lot PM or on the
arrival Of the trains from Suiiens The up trans stop az
Bergen Oh signal. -, "
a3PM -,
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson at and ~
o'clock A NJ and 81 O'Clock Z VI Leave Nrw-fOrk at
O'Clock NJ. and ana o. o'clock VI
SUNDAYS-Leave Paterson AT ~ oclock A. VI ana
o'clock y NJ Leave New-YOrk ut 3 o'clock AN an1S
o,cncI y NJ myl9f
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"UDSO RIVER RAlLROAD.-
.rru- NapK tn RANY and nterne.llate places

il NEW-YORk 20 ALBANf anu IH1tIII NV F'"
By Railroad and Steamboat ,t
On MONDAY, June IS, the road VIII he Opeheu i' '''
between Hudson and Albany. - - , ,,o,vs fs,,-
On and after this date, the Trans iuh d. 4''''' '
DAYS eXcepted) -. o,.,o ~o,ru
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60 Wal-st, New York BROWN, SIMPLIFY & co. Law
erpool: T. G. ROBERTS co, 10 Kings Arms Yard.
London Boulevard Monimartre; PARIS ,-.in,. B.. -.
After the LIST of April next the rate Of ireight by me
above from Liverpool Will be materially reduced
HNHE PENNSYLVANIA ST e. NJ
i SHIP co and LIVERPOOL & PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP CO. intend running their new Steamships :"
CITY OF PITTSBURG. 200 Capt c stotesbury.
CITY OF GLASGOW, 1910 Capt. Robt Le!ieh.
CRY OF FHiLAqf5IdP PHI Fiji i s sfi' fffF t;
CITY OF GLASGOW, Thursday. 18th July.
CITY OF GkAsG2w TsS%e'd sS June
GIN or GLAMOUR +" Wednesday, 18Th August
CITY CITY OF PiTTSBTRd. A6oai .cr list September
FROM pHlL.pELpHIA FROM liverpool.
Saloon. DoIars saloon p Ganeas
Cabin -.----- 90 Dollars Cabin 10 GhlnesN.
These include Provisions and Stewards Zee, bli
Wines or Liquors, which can be had on board c,,.
First-cass steamships ply between Liverpool ana Gs-
gov. Havrc, Rotterdam. Leghom, AIar'cles and other
5 P BY h Winch e soPi sb De 5d rpct "
WORLDS FAIR-A limited number Of passengers wa
be taken OUT AND HONE for 500 III the saloon ana SZo
the CABIN The accommodations AMI attend
wall be found most superior An experienced surgeon
will be carried each ship Freight IN hne goods OBS Per
depha and Liverpool viii be forwarded with economy and
dfR3 Ri RGm fsRi aSg and Philadelphia
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS co Liverpool 49,.
PATRICK HENDERSON co. Glasgow iH
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
j ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
Wy
BOSTON and LIVERPOOL-Ihe Boston SHIPS only calf
ing n, Halifax land and mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt. --. AFRICA, \ Kyrie
PERSIA CAM EUROPA. f. G. Lott.
ASIA T. Judkns. NIAGARA Stone
AMERICA n shannon. CANADA, HARRISON
CAMBRIA. !. Leitch.
These vessels clear white hight az hst-heao'
green OH starbolrd bow red on port bow.
DAYS OF SAILING.
AMERICA Shannon. from BOSTON, W edneSddy, me p
NIAGARA Stone, from NEW YORK, W wednesday, July1
EUROPA Lott, from BOSTON, "Wednesday. July .
AFRICA Ryrie from NEW YORK. "Wednesday, july 10
CANADA Leltch from BOSTON. Wednesday. July g
ASIA Judkns from NEW YORK Wednesda July 80
ANERIC A. Harrison from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Aug D.
NIAGARA Shannon, from NEW-TORk, Wed. Aug -
FL ROP A. Stone, from BOSTON "Wednesday. Aug ~ -
AFRIC A. X, ne from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Aug n.
CANADA Lott from BOSTON, Wednesday, Sept s. .
ASIA Julkns from NEW YORK. Wednesday Sept. ~
Passage from New-YOrk Boston 10 Liverpool, SIZE
Berfhs not secured until paid for Freight will be charged
on sVccc for personal An eK-
uerienced Surgeon on board s,o
Eir.r Cnb,r--- t90 Second CABIN $40
Aulet,ers and nexspap4r must pas through Ihe Post
OilO' fV' i''7' r CUNARD Jr 38 Broadway
French German and other Foreign Goods received ana
brouet m common with British Goods. Through bills OF
lading are given IN Havre for New-fork ,.-.,.
~ Persons intending to take passage to England IN .e
ROYAL Mail Sieau ships, requested Ia call al the ONCE
SO Broadway before believing the reports that the SHIPS are
full Pi'"
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO via RIO and
Il VALPARAISO The new and splendid double en-
gne steamship GOLDEN GATE of 20o0tuns burden, Car
isle Patterson L Navy, commander. will have quick
dispatch for san Francisco stopping nj Rio and Naparas"
The Golden Gate has been built To carry the Mails be-
tween Panama and Francisco dOabe-ron bred and
has unsurpassed accommodations for passengers For pas
sage apply TO ROWLAND ASPlNW ALL
my26 2awtf 81 Soth-St New-YoTk.
NOR CHARLESTON. The new and
II snlcndd steamship MARION, Capt NJ Berry. will
leave PIER North River SATl RDAI. July ), at O'Clock
VI precisely All bills of lading signed by the purser on
board Freight l2l cents per cubic For freight apply
board, and for passage to
1880 lw SPOFFORD, TILESTON co 20 Sonth-st