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mate Onslaught, which the troops made upon the
youye aged and defenseless-upon people VINO looN
no raTt m the ARRAY, and whose misfortune u ~ts
10 be IN the dancing booths IN the Ticinty OF Ihe
conflict The pToest Of the Senate has been traiis-
mftiad to Vienna Frankfort and Berlin
The Berlin Ministerial journal states thai the TO-
NJ he IN the conflict between the people and tte
Austrian troops at Aliola was greater tnan ~ hlss
supposed Seven persons were killed and tlli's 81
forty wounced. -, ..-.-I -.
HlxBuRGH. June 1.-THE cry Is stit aSita,el y
the outrage OF the AustrIans. Yesterday ana to-.
there was hardly anything else spoken OF on Chanse
and many enormlties committed by them since 80
came here were mentioned, that were not geleI iiy
known before Tor instance. hauling up Afue DoyS
before the police FOX having thrown, IN Piay'lt
mood snoRbas at an Ofcer, the genera hln>.u
gong 20 the police Office and threatening that II AZ
Exemplary punishment was not infnctc1 On mos
urchins on the next ofense beng committed, cue
offender would be nun through BY the sword oil ths
offended On Monday about 900 men, infantry ana
cavalry. were ouartered on the inhabitants OF =.
PAUL. and the circus seized upon as a guard-hou'e-
The Senate protested against this arbitrary INVASION
referring 10 the agreement, according TO whlch i1s
number Of 200 for the city and It's territory shonu
he increased but no notice was taken OF tha1 pro
test, nor did they wait until arrangement was mae
Inv The prouer authorities, but sent the soldiers mo
the horses without billets though the houseKeepers
had nothing 10 DO with the rlotS.
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Produce Market LrvFRrooL. Saturday. Jun, 81.

There the nacvsty the ProSrs1oa Nsrxs, A.
noticed flr time PAST holders e-onlnS more
anxous to realxe hut make ~ progress IA sales
For REsF there ooh tnited enquiry Tor the cheaper
QUALITIES Which arc soll On fs'her lower terms
PoRk quiet The ol.y raes4ci.ons for the week
Toss IN anl I-sh al Sslcss The quoted Ameuc \
b, h'tic arc b. AM lose pces would be accept
Cd 30 make p-c-rrss-
The stn-k cfE,coN now deere sing. ant TIE market
frrrer n the Qucsa'lors.
HANs ~ hest Qualities Only saleshlc SscULDyS~
slowly ~ steady rfces
lRRD = l. T. cat ilvrr. wifh heayy market
GREASE rUrrER heslns 10 fuJ inquiry
Duuns thr gssf NtsN ousat>S Com MarAsf las Scss
active. At sests aisaacrg ntNes, bat Al ycSciays mar
kot there FaEss The upward aoscaeR. andbUsex
we're less nc..rea io operate.
iLcVR has Slyancct : 20 - barrel, ali been taSca
nicely by dealers AID Spr@aiors
WHEAT has found GOD irlir from town ana cocnirY
rlllers. AZ en- advance 81 81 q td hrshei
lNriAS CcRN Continues brisk demand, hr' from tie
heavy imports prcss scarcely niaintapca yes,ef-
Gay ~ per Qr less taken for ssics -shia.
QUER,IrRoN B,sN >u IN, sin~ the msrS,t : aid a.
"a per c~t, reduction.
FREIGKT> lower and SHIPS fad a -u',s 70 charter
at Il PEI tnu resl>tr.
rAS>ENGk rom The season OF The wear arr cry Sra
and rare nominal At cro;aaosis.
QVoTtrICSS-Reci.p uEe mess. new SoG q .5RSss. e.,
Ordinary. 'tS p 81, India mess, s1Sos y a. p.in-
mess. Eastern now. 81 S. do DC Western s. 3slS H.
stripe. 81 S9lS. d. Prime ness old SeASs Raro-
long mcdeS. bcnelesS. c~t AZ rs do % m in taRts
short mddes. h,nelesS, ti6tss De IN sas.e KsWS
salt fne tyaleS 30 DO crarv. none Shoulders new
27S3os Lsn rue 5oe5ls; do good. a.. ~ do orl,asr,
s6dsSs 10 alernr and grease Is SIS Grease Bette "a
SOS Cheese. fne new. hsS DO do casks Ssssrs
de- ordaayy, h,s SlsSs do DO casks 2JS5s Qaeritrua
Philadelphia, S. Baltimore. tsSCs g..
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AUSTRALIA.
Discovery Of a new Agricultural District-Fate
of DR. Leichardt.

Papers from sydney had been received nj singa-
pore 10 the middle Of February An important ter
rltOrlal discovery had been made. Darling Downs
has hitherto been the rifr9F thule 10 the west OF
Noreton Bav but there now rising behind anotner
distrct-the Maranos-now almost unoccupleu out
which promises TO become one OF the most produc-
tive of the northern districts In illustration OF this
fact II may be noticed that tenders for runs for no
less than one million OF sheep had been received
within a few months The newly discovered country
lies to the westward of Darling Downs, rs boundary
with which Is about $50 miles from Brisbane II Is
watered by the COndamIne. Balonne. Birwan. Moo.
nee. Maran0a. and other rivers, and creeks ON oil
number
There are considerable scrubs, but along the wa
tiers there Is generally belt of fine forest nom 70
10 miles in breath. covered thlcSly with grass. MIX
ell with salt-buSh and heritage the finest of pasture
and in the northwest are Iltzroy Downs, described
by Sir Thomas Mitchell. the suryeyor-gcnerA as the
finest country he had ever seen. The climate i
stated 10 De delightful The lew settlers now ,ocaled
IN the district followed Sir I Mtchells track along
the Balonne, and until last year invariably reSorted
to Maitland. a distance OF 500 TO COO mules Mr.. koa-
erick Mitchell was then appointed commlsSloneT'
and with hrs usual enterprise. opened Up road INTO
Daring Downs, wh'chb the more distant parts
OF the north Of M district within 500 miles OF wafer
carriage The DISCOVERIES OF the new territory were
Mr. Gideon Lang and resolutc old tragoon guard,
named Walker. OF many years experience IN the
Australian WildS
Connected with this discovery Is a report current
among the blacks that the interchangeable and enter
tanning DR. Lelcha-it and his whole party were muir
Gered. more than eighteen months ago. in locality
still more distant. In confirmation oI tnls neiln-
choly intelligence Il Is added that the plckmues OF
the unfortunate band OF adventurous explorers Were
still running Wild there.
Smelling operations were being carried 10 a great
extent, rot merely the produce OF New Zealand and
South Australia. as heretofore. but the ores o We
province sydney was about 10 have IT. weekly
sales of copper well wool and tallow Inc
smelling is carried on al the mines, whereby heavy
amount Of carriage Is saved. and mines heretofore
proftess on this account are now beng worked
t,lth ADVANTAGE
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Brown. sAir,ey 4 Co.'S Circular.



Pr s,,r,e ; IGvTgPooI.. Frllae. Jane %
u ay, had large hus ness in Cotton since the aepar
,ure OF he las, and the early part Of the wees
holders enabled 90 obtain advance II III Ger 10 IA
tbs lower nd mltdling classes 4 Ameucan BIZ more
anxctg 20 realise HAVING hsca aTn "a the last Two DAYS
rct. of the advance has been LOST. The market CLOSING
ca etl~ ID pcr 3D. NJ n these qualities, white
inc quotations Far and upwards remain as a. the date
Vi our last Circular. o.,
Fsr orleans. 81 Far Mobiles s. Far Vplands; s.
Mrldnnx Orleans y Niidliu~ Mobiles. St, Mttthng
TplanlS 81 IuferIor and ordinary. ;. add y u.
The business for the estimated M o5S2 bales. 81
which specaatoTS have taken S0l0 and exporters S4Ss
The salcs TO-DAY are about $500 bales
The stock Of Cotton tbs port 9oo bales Of which
@ Geo are American total stock AZ this period of
last year Of 81 coo bales u which 3-50eo American
There has been good demand IN Manchester for Yarns
and prices have advanced Ia. q p. whe the improve
reni goods has heen The proportion. the de-
mand beng far extent only AZ the full pnces N last
week
In Flour and Wheat Their. has been further improve
ment Philadelphia Flour OF good quality having been
sold 23s though the general quotation ~ M IS
hb Baltimore. 22s oil Canals and Ono. Pisa p 81,
Western Canal 2iSa22s 81 Dbl with less dong AZ this
day market Wheat Is o66s 2l for Red and Is III 8os al
; 20 p for White Indian Corn moderate demand AZ 3as
6dG 33s for White Jos Ga for yellow and rs 6d 3S guar
er ior Mixed Indian Com Meal. is o. , bhl.
hundred barrels q common American RESIN have
been sold this week s. ldd3s ii cwt Iurpenine N
demand and goo hh - have been sold NJ : ~ tct
Yours. respectfully. BROWN. ShlPLEi co.
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to shirk the debate But revision was crisis, aaa

20 shirk the debate But revision was crisls, and
IL became the Assembly TO speak out al such lunc
ture. He admitted he force o. NATIONAL soverelg,i
but this principle had It's limits and ne coniessec
he regarded with great dstTust the rea1iness WIKI
which the new partsans OF the sovereignty Q, the
people appealed 10 It for the decision Of aii
Total revision be would only admit as the resuii OF
debating the whole Of the articles from hrs 10 Ia.
over again But the FIRST question 70 settle vas "a 4
OF MONARCHY He knew that the deoate wouiu ue
monstra,e the impotence OF lne .l,n.a. tom
the ordeal Af,er this trial, the war woun ha,u-
rally stop No doubt the Constitution W. "e
fec,.ye He would prefer lnorect etttLon pi
,te President which would leave Heer ES4u
for connection among numerous candidases.-
The republic would meet les opposltoh- Ne'vi-
theless he would vote against revision, because nc
Consfitutic, imperfect as Il was constltute1 Vali
sble barrier against usurpatloD. The f5th article
Us IN nartlcIiar apart from All personal cons4frd-
tons principle Indispensable TO the NE oil inc re-
public II was the fixture OF men when preveAteu
,hc TY,ure al affairs The only means Of rendering
power stable in France was by dIVorclhg II from al
personal pretensIons. -.
NJ Berryer sad that the predominatng loea ~ ~
mind IN voting for revision, was 10 aver me cidhCe
M greater evil. the unconstitutional reelecuoh .,
the President As for the limits OF the laculles VI
the constituent, they had no rlgnt 10 make 4 p'g
granme or 10 dictate line Of conduct IN lat ~
was impossible In the present state OF me country
do So Every set people took dinerehl Po,ii, VI
view IN oblecng 10 the present. state OF Things theie
fore the most reasonable way OF satisfying az - d. ~
80 10 the power OF change. He and m fnenis
,hongbt that the Republican Government was not
the sort of Government which the country wanted
or which was good for II. lie ihouGh there "ds no
other path Of progress open for an ancient stream OF
society but the channel by which IT had arrived az
Ms broadest and deepest development the herednay
perpe,uation of power and representative lnsti,u-
tons. But, granting the Republic sun lne cos,.I,
ton was bad 1t lay not m their province 10 declue
whether the majority Of the nation preferred mon
archv TO the Republic. The Assembly had mol me
right TO do So itcOuld only convoke the constituent
ti,e laid
The sitting was adjourned without any resolution
having been taken.
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The neutrality-suspicious. Niovement-Eire in
GecioUU

Melbourne and Goeloag papers have been received
10 the 2tth OF CbrUaTy he Whole province Was
IN 2 crment on the subject of ant-trtnspofihlloh.
Tie delegates from Van DemenS Land were re-
cclyCd with public hOnOrs. and the proceedings AZ
the various breakfasts ana meetings al Melbourne
and lis suburban port. GeelOng strongly and unmiS-
akeaby indicate fixed resolve 10 resist 10 the Ut
iernos; the moral pest. One single determined act
saws The Nodf6 Australian Gd@fffe leo ~ on me
part Of Van Diemens Land aOne--and that duph-
cate OF tie resistance ~ the tapC-"ould do more
toward the final abolition of transportation than
twenty years OF orderly and peace able resistance
SIR William Denison would probably try To shoot,
by the help of h troops few OF those VINO hIst re-
sisted tho further landing OF convlCtS but, IN the
end. he would be either shot himself or shpge1 on
BhgA snd he 6e aer e 'Ss hnd BEEN en-
tered INTO BY the delegates IN the conference held at
Melbourne, January 1851, by which they bound
themselves
First: Not TO employ any person hereafter arriving
under sentence Of transportation for CRIME commit
ted in Europe.
second To use all the powers they possess off
clal electoral and eglslative-to prevent the estd5-
hshment Ofs English prisons or penal settlements
within their bounds that they viii refuse assent to
any projects to facilitate the administration OF such
penal systems, and that they Will seek the repeal OF
all regulations and The removal OF all establishments
for such purposes.
Tlrd From the lst of January 1852, to refuse all
dealings. intercourse, and fellowship, so Tar rs may
be consistent with religion or natural obligations,
with any and all colonstS who may DE louhl alFo-
eating or endeaycrng 20 procure the transportation
OF British conylcis 10 the Australian colonies.
Ard. lastly. They Solomnly engage with each other
to support. BY their advice, their money, and Their
couniCnance, all who may suffer N the lawful pro
motion Of this cause and that they VIII never dis
solve this league until the transportation Of conVcts
to these colonies shall entirely cease
TIE principles of the league were being responded
NTH avIdity not TO be mistaken.
An awful ConhagraiOn had visited the nclgh5or-
hood of Geelong on Feb. g. which was more disds-
rous IN lis consequences than any that mad ever oc-
CURED IN The COLONY The crops, stacks. i've stock,
and homesteaaS belonging to upward OF thirty farm
ers had been reduced 10 ashes. but the aggregate
amour, of the losses sustained had not been ascer'
tanned. The loss Of life was frlghtful. Among others
the wife and four children of settler named Nc
LELAND residing on the banks OF the Diamond Creek,
one OF the tributaries of the River Plenty, had been
burned 10 death and eight persons IN the GeeOng
district had suffered IN like manner.
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--latest European Intelligence
rlEcrRc rElEeRArn rROM LoNpoS TO LIVERPOOL.


LONDON. Saturday Morning.
The accounts from the Continental BouTses repre-
sent business tranquil.
Dutch and Russian well maintained owing 10 the
continuance of purchases for investment. Mexican
was heavy with further tendency 10 decline.
Al Frankfort II was understood, according to ad-
wees from Vienna, that new Austrian loan for
f5,GOO OCO sterling is open for public competition.
The Mouteby annonpces that VI. Col9nna Wa
lowski Ambassador to the Court of SPAN, has been
appointed French Ambassador TO the Court Of Lon
don.
General Aupick. Ambassador at London, Will fulfil
the same functions al Madrid.
PARIS Boarse-Fives, 92.,0 Threes $50.
CABINET CouNclL,-The Council sat an hour and
a half yesterday.
The GREAT ExMBITIoS.-The number OF visitors
Yesterday amounted TO 81 s34 Receipts CASIO
ITALY-Tho Paris journal Patrte, Friday evening,
saws It is known that the Roman Government had,
under the medium Of France, opened negotions with
England in order 10 obtain the removal Of Mr. Free
borne the English Consul at Rome 1t appears that
these negotiations have Just terminated 10 the salts
faction OF the Pope.
NAVIGATION LAws-Undor the head OF Facts
for Lord Granville" the Herat SAYS the amount Of
tunnage OF foreign shipping loading outward IN The
Port OF London yesterday, was 1852 tuns OF these
1906 tuns comprised American SHIPS, loading for the
United Staes-whlle there is not single British YES
sci IN The Thames loading FOR the American Republic
Forthe Mediterranean and Southern Europe there are
I,7i5 tuns.
Cfforeign shipping loading outward for the Bate
and North OF Europe, 1855 tuns. For South America
and the West Indies. SO tuns and for Batavia 80
tuns. The HTaa understands that a. Liverpool the
facts IN reference TO The preponderancc Of foreign
shipping over British vessels, even stronger than
those which We have referred 10 III relation 10 Lon
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Hayre Markets June 10.

CorT0N NJ uder the impression II greater deficit N hs
teceIpts which led O. expect market on we'd
nesday ct ned active with about 800 bales sales nut
THURSDAY became dull and transactions DID nss
exceed go bales Friday AFTER the receipt 0 the tfans
Inns adyces the sales closed ai 800 bales only with Jt
cline Of II on rates Of the beginning Il the week and on
Saturday holders cIned greater desire 70 realize AMI ""
bales changed hands MondaS the sales reached 200 bales
with further depreciaOnln our pnces and yesterday o
bales found buyers every anxionsy looking io he'h
adyIces from the States
To up, lhs,andng these adyicss market -
exceedingly dull and further decline BOXED for on tns
arrival u the AsIas adyces IN New York consequence
holders ready sellers and langd AZ or
ed quotations The sales Of the week exceed
3i3 laes against 3l bales imports and stock remains
at 020o0 bales II ssh ch 81 100 bales United states
AsHgS-AmencaD Potash has gwen a. sales Of ~
hhls Of which p bbls % deliver by 81 Nicholas al f
so hbs 10 deliver IA September at 3 2 and IS bs pot
1850 al $50 So BOte Casan and Poaash neglected a.
i3fdf4 the former. and sjafs the latter
BEEswA1 Nothing dong whatever. and prIces nominal
CoFFEE--Our market has some@ hat revived SINCE cor
sales 1906 bags COnaye at Fl f9aj 22to bags RIO At
lldo1 mostly for export 100 bags ST Domingo ordinary
n 49, an bond, % bags Manila at fr l0l Loo bags CI
ION al n 100 5ee l0 sne fC3 bags Java al h oe@l0 v"
XII duty paid.
LARDContinues in good position Sales and 70 kegs
American frst quality. at fir 20
QUERclTRoN BaRk.-Our rates remain without Eant
ton. at r a 20 for Philadelphia IS casks hafng nseh
take at that lscs and r. 10 for Baltimore With % Dag
sold.
MoE-Ihs article Is unsettled and prices aasnd sa'S
10 tags Last India AZ 10 o0f IA.
lALLoW-Remains exceedingly dun and pfces fiss'
nominal at i 10 * for Russian and i3f - 81 pr ~ a.
~ pad, for other descriptions according q quality
WHALEDoHE-Ihis article u more IN favor, ana -
tend upward within the past few days 1908 kl MI,
Western taken 20f ct 10 900 XII Polar n 21d O1
stock Is exceedingly small and have hardly any s''
ern Bone in the market Stock on hand, 1000 XII
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INDIA AND CHINA.

We have further arrival from India. The Gov
error-C General mas bv this time reached >lma. Ine
barbarlans on the southwestern frontier are vlgl-
lantlv watched. and strong force viii remain IN
that quarter 10 repress any marauiing acis. 4 ne
news from China Is that the war IN the southeIn
rrovnces still continues adverse TO the regnlhS dy
nasty. which some persons anticipate WIZ oe spec
div oyerthTown. Al Canton they are said Ia o. on
the edge of a volcano. as the rebellion sprea~S TO-
ward tina, CITY but the accounts 50 desultoTy ana
So confused that We for5ear until We are better ~
formed from giving any opinion upon the prooaole
iSsue of the contest
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Arrests at Leghorn .

Lo''crs from Leghorn state that It was Al the house
Ok Lord AldDoTough Where the seizure Of the pnnt-
.ne-pTe>s and a volumlnous correspondence Was
mace among The latter. was letter ready 70 be
published N = weekly Journal, called Il Apssf0io,
which appears every sunday The three sons Of
Lord AidbCrouch were arrested. and taken 10 the
military PRISON Of toe ancient fortress. Great m
por,ance appears 10 be ATTACHED to the cnme with
which they are charged
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AIl,IERS

The French GoveTnmrn, has received Official ar-
counts from Algiers. dated June 5 General ST Al.
maud had returned to ciFell ca the 81 amer having
completely subdued the three great tribes Of the BE
~ hmIau. brni. Oughfal. and Hrr Gu fHeddir
tfh' oDi 81 ne sixteen smaller tribes hal nAcnitc
trtu i,ef This result va not obtained wihou,
sfytTal severe act ore fought on tao ltth igih iIh
i,ih. ltlh and l9,h AMI seth Of Aay 10 whisa the
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LIVERPOOL Cotton Market.

ksp0rf Tor As reta e1aiEg JsHs 20 I'VE have ha
tive and hr>A Cotton market during tac past Wees a ae
close raising our last quotation an AT 70 81 70 lhS ID
vance appiies par, cuiay 10 the middhng de>cppo Il
American the better classes beng without chaa-e aer
COMMITTEE oi Brokers place far Upllnis ~ 81 Mohs
SD and Orleans sd Our late advsces froa Arcgs
show slight bat graGual decline m the anoan: 81 weak
receipts All other rs - CROP &C rnan as Ne
fore $40 American and Lao SpratS have hcca takea n
snecu atian and 100 American, 2,s6o Suras Nairas
and rOo Pcrnams. for export. Sales ior the weeN 5l6R
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Kahyles were defeated with immense loss on their
SIDE The Kabyles made last desperate TesiSiaace
on the 9Th. but were again defeated. General Ca
mon Was stiu engaged with the Xsbyles in the drec-
ton OF Bcug:a by the las. accounts. The communal
er-n-chief was preparing 10 JON hun Win '"o osa'
tal;0ns Of the Sth and s2i regiments.
Accounts have SINCE been received from Algeria %
The Icth The resistance Of the ka5y.cs - az Al
end The whole Of the mountainous country las sVo-
81
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Liverpool Provision Market.

ANERttN.lke Transactions m Beer since oHr Jas. ll,a
been unmrcrtaut fnc cealircS unue o. Pc rlls hell
but other Dee bought rather easier teens p0k
has been rarngly dealt the supply ~ Fur s.
fcent the present wants Of the dealers R,cun
rather more freely, and the StcN now becomes reduced
prices remain without alteration The demand fer Hans
rIfng and onl, the finest looNcd At Shoulders
DIV Land lower per ct, with downward tendency
sales reaching about 30 tuns Nothing g. report Chesss
Grease Butter more inquired Tor lalow 81 percH deaer
IRISH There has been far demand I0r Butter tbs
week at steady rates. and the market neary cleared 4
all the choice LraudSWaterfou us 10 rs and second
rate qualities 66s to 6s. Carrck and Conmcl Ts - Is
Wexford % rs Limerick CTS ~ 6fs Coks
Salahlc thirds 6s 20 t, touths ots and pcAet
tSs 20 6qS cvt landed Imported from lrchua from the
OH 10 the Ith inst both inclusive 3cu3 trk ms kegs
sos crooks $40 boxes 2iS hhs Butter 20 bales blcln
hhds - les Hams. % ties and 20 Kegs Lard.
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRlvAt. OF THE STEAMSHIPS AFRICA
AND Hermann.
IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON ANU
BREADSTUEFS.
p.,s, l.,verpeei juno 81. London 20, Paris 10.

The British steamer Africa arrived at 10
O'Clock Yesterday morning from Liverpool making
,h, passasc IN 10 days 20 hours. She onngs week
news.
The American steamer Hermann from Bremen and
SOUTHAMPTON also arrived yesterday morning making
the passage in Ia days.
The Baltic arrived on, on the eth at + NJ making
the rassaev In 10 days hours.
The civ Of Glasgow sailed from Llverpooi io'
Philadelphia al 3PN on the 18th She had iSo pas
s,nsers.
The LAFAYETTE sailed on the 18th with large num-
her Of PASSENGERS Capt, stoddard gave banquet Oh
frar,i on the 10th
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Amsterdnm Markets.

COFFEE has been IN rather better demand bni Ter -
ehanse prices Ia report Ordinary Java . stbipz - III.
Ihe Dutch Company have announced Tor pubic s@s ~ 40
I'm u July ~ 80 rockets Java SUGAR On ne ~ .
gust about ~ coo slabs Banca TIN VII lie jAEn.
m public sale The present rate . t7f AfhoHsa ~ 80.
ns soT the article Little doins CoTros Bgcnes.u
ma the week confined to 100 bales Georga ~he ~
Sufat
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PORTIGAI

-Na7ha salGanha had assured The representa-
lives Of England France and Spain that 20 long As
~ should BE- houorcd With the confidence of The
Queen there was nothing 10 fear for thi safety of
her throne.
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Marsets...HAFRg June y.

Owing 10 intelligence received from Liverpool zesNes
and to-day. the sales market within thess
days amounted % $50 bales at advance " faH -
price New Orleans tres-orIinairc = now ~0rt 81 -,
n general there - a change for the better IN the 49,
Of things and several articles are request be
weather continues. We have arrival b f,pOh Ho "a
United States Some Pots, deliverable IN - fsthaes,
October next. realized 39f 80 and small lOs Of No'h
en- wkalebone fetched II Is