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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05

CIRCUg-NEW YORK AMPl THEATRE, 81 BoWERY
~ James N. june Co.. Proprietors Wednesday evening"
cayalcade grand display Of still vauting Mss A. wells
will appear and perform, horseback tho Pok
In bis feats Of bending by
iDimitaoe clown SAM Iahrop; double horsemanahip by
Aessr Runnas and franklin. as the Oympian wrescrs.
After the equestrian performances will be presented TIE
REVOLT OF TIE HAKRM Private boxer, 50 ct5; Boxes,
rs cts; Pit, l21s cts. To commence at7la O'Clock.
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CALTToRNIA.-TRANsPo ACROSS rHE
~ Isthmus Of Panam Zschrisson Nelson Co, Of Pa
mama prepared 70 freight the 18th
nus lake through TO San Trsncscc shippers op-
ton but each package must BE- 81 porssbe sire and veir
snu property covered Co. sre not Responsible Va
DAVIS OF scci " the trsn Theeh srges r.nsor
tson be paid IN New York. Forpsrticnlsrs ..nv
10 + ZACHRIsSoN o.. Wal,s.s,s'
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nLynpIo. NAoLE.s GRAND PIANO.

OLYMPIC, MISUNDERSTANDING GRAND PIANO.
~ OF lreand-Pantea by the irst lrish artists
sketches, taken within the last three in alelity n
rept aad beauty unryaed with irsh Irish music
and an irisnm,ns ILLUSTRATIONS Every evening" At ~
O'clock. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at oclock
Sec HaIdbilIs Admittanee Dress Circle ard Psrqge
cents; Children, undcr ~ half prices Private Boxes So Gal
lery l21s cents Gallery for coored people l2H oents
DAEORAhA OF THE PILGRITs PRoGRgss.-PAR.
ticulsr Notoeht the request Of pastors teachers and
others and in order 70 allow al 20 see tho Panorama
the Uniform price Of admission will hereafter be
cent? On "Wednesday and saturday afternoons. children
will 10 admitted at halfpries. Descriptive catalogues m
cents oren every evening At Washingon Hall SIS Broad
way Doors opon a. J. 20 commence AZ k o'clock.
MEssRs. BRADBURY AND MASH RESPECTFULLY
l announce that thgy i'll give their annual Juvenile
singers, at the Broadway Tabernacle this "wednesday
Fifty Cen for sale at tho principal mute stores and the
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pURToN's ouANBERs STREET THEATRE-DaA-
- matte Testimonial -on fItsyy drap,tts Testimonial
offered By hs admirers 20 Or Stf.esl Mi fe given AZ W
theatre An attractive bill 81 cate " oes
cd. the pare 1iap Of which Will appear to- morros.
CA1TLERs CosnoRA.As CORNER Of BROADWAY
~ and Thirteenth sireei1he hrs section, containing
oollee Of tseLtyx views Of Europe Asia Minor Syria
tho Holy Land, Egypt Nuba snd Arabs viii be exhibited
until the eighth Of March after that dae all these
replaced BY new views equally interesting
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PUBLIC LECTUR lis.

nR X. p. BANNING WILL LECTURE BEFORE TaE
~ Plrenolo gloal Society, at Clinton Hs wednesday
evening AZ ~ o'clock. subjeot-Ihe Human Voice. Admit
tante l2h cents.
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EELLows' OPERA HOUSE, 4il BROADWAY. BE-

EkLL0WS OPERA HOUSE, 40 BROADWAY BE-
tween Howard ard Grand strests-The begs
stats 81 the immense celebrated
Concerts evening for the last eleven months by the
elite and fashion a this great metropolis has induced him
artists Of the first talent produce Bur-
lesque Italian Opera scenas Purssque Bsets
in ftyle equal 10 the originals produced the Italian
Opera Of this city On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Concert commencing ats r. NJ for the alton OF
ffmiica. Admission 20 cents Doors open at half past
corc at half mat nsaf
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EEANKLIN nUsEUn. us oHA1uAM soUARs.-oeo

LkANkLlN MUSEUA. 10 ChA1uAH sQUAkE.-GRO
A. Lea Sole PToprietor.-AS mission-Seats in Private
BoIes cents Stage Seats M cents Boxes rs cents Par
que l2h centsElsan saloon After
noon and Evening Ehertasments commenee in the after
at o'clock and In the evening half past7 The
tertanmens varied aud select and
other place Of in New York. consisting Of
Less Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering hfteen
performers BEING tho largest snd " the time the
t.lepte! band In the United States troupe u Model Ar
s Nho for their beauty and figure
personate number e beautiful tsbesus taken from the
pictures OF anoent I'd modern times company Arab
Girls who through variety Of eas Of strength
terity; Madame RosAlpe the only FEMALE Jugger the
world accompany Of Male and Female Artists will give
anexhition Marble satusry unequsisd In the verdi
sether with variety interesting performances az
ernoon and evening" For PARTON bills Of each day.
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RAnNuMS AnEhICAN AUSEUh-PI i. BARNUM,
~ Proprietor and Manager John Gree wood r Assistant
perfo rmance at g. evening at O'clock
Ae srion to tho Museum and each saloon performance IS
cenfs children under 10 OF l2h PaqIete
and First Circle cents extra The Mammoth Girl, only
years ase ana ioo pounds In the afternoon the
Ing the new farce Of SENT TO THE T0MBs To conclude
with BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST. Tho entire Chinese
Museum now incorporated among the million curios
ties. The Gipsey Fortune Teller etc. may be here
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CALIFORNIA.

WAHTED-ANy FAMILY ABOUT LEAVING NEW
w York fer california, and in wan, Of middle. AGED
vomsn 20 set in the capacity 81 Chamlermad or cdrns
Name hear 81 ~ aidreseng note 60 L. 81 AZ the
Herald once The best a given Salary
not 90 much an object as passaee there.
Two SHIPPING MASTERS AND AeENTs.-A GENTLE
u man duly qualifed viii literally racomrense
can obtsn for him appointment surgeon W
hs Lverrool or California Ealing ships Address
"Surgeon," Herald Office.
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TnE WORLDS FAIR.

yV0RLDs FAIR ART UNION, INCORPORATED ny
w tie Ner York Legislaturc.-Shares, - sseh-htty
rrizes prize s first cabin passage to London and
tack, and Sl00 70 txpenss In London. In addition,
subscriber has t-ent engraving OF the nte
rior OF the gre Words Fair really worth moro than s.
The list hpg rapidy and As The number o.
shares limited by tho charter OF Incorporation apoa
ticns for shares thould 10 mad0 mmodsto A remit
trnce Of SIS will secure 10 saros Funds ourszt At the
place whence sent tai en- par and remitanees will be AZ
tho risk All letters must be prepaid snd drafts
made pnysbe 10 the fearesry Shares further paron
j.rs msy be obtained application personal or psd
letter. the coIapanyD flee No. % wall street, New
York. D. order J.TOWN5END, Secretarr.
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DHIvATE CovERNEss wANTeD-GrTHga TO Rr-
eide IN house stsod each from rI,s
IN oclecs IN respectable fsnil. 70 instruct four
children. perfect knowledge 81 the psue With Partisan
en- absolutely Nc objections r.
4 ahsa ions aud testimonials are ssctory Addftss
n \. ~ ..l1lMt NLAN.
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rARD.-uRs BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA
~ tenders her services 10 aoas and gentlemen city
In asteiogy love, and Law dreams, hcs
~ books and sciences cors snty Napolscn sna
viii tell the 81 the sdy or gsntlemsn thsy will MARRY
Alec the anne oftbe vsiter. assitenest7 Chatjassta
ladies nventg-Eveesnts. Gsaslsmsa "a, l,Aar.
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BROADWAY, NEAR BROOKE

MECHANICS HALL, NO. 172 BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Grand strees0pen every night during the week II
further notice The original and we'll known CHRISTYS
nlNsrRfLS COMPRISING efficient and versatile oerps
Of tslented and experienced perforners under the
manager Of Crsty whose concerts in this
sseee,sion Of been received with favor
centE Doors at half six al half past
seven O'clock The patrons Of Chrstys Mnstrels
spsouy informed that the usual Saturday afternoon
eerts will be ds8on tinued for be future
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ITO COAL DEkLkRs-THF sUBsCRIBERs VII ExE-
cute orders for spehn sns Lewis Veins Red Ash Cesi
snd White heh from Broad Mountain. 81 81 si7es ~ the
oNsss market rates ufisrs respectfully solicited
A.. TYLER n co, Phiis1eiphia.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

TO learn TO DRAW FROM NATURE IN ONE Lse-
En.-FrQteteor hltUTRR, from Berlin. begs inform
bic friends aud the public that he has fopnd out very easy
snd npe mcds 81 drawing by which any petson without
ns:ure any visible object such lsndsoarts psrtrata
flowers etc. etc. One lesson ~ perfectly uteient
tie method A. prco Of the simplicity aud goodness Of his
invohor Professor Kehtsr pledges his word IN p
proving n be cannot draw from the
cofrtstess lesson will he required 70 pay Terms
dollars rupi ard lees " several learn tsys
her Residence ~ H~uson street corr % Crosby
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LOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL GRAY MARE, YEARS
old rear 10 hands high, fne style and action
sound and ipd in snae and double Sold
for ~ant q Apply 10 Mr. NoGLE, first avenue
seoord street.
Nav YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 Grossly srkEEr.-
IN Auction sale OF Heres Csrrisge Harness. Saddles
Sa every Monday aud wednesf ~, At twelve
O'clock. JOHN NJ. GATfIELD Proprietor.
J. J. BuaHr, Auctonetr.
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LOST dc.


T OsT.-A LETTER WAS CENT TO BE MAILED IN
L. the depot In Washington, the eth Jsnu
ry addressed TO II. Randi Jersey City N. j. which has
ohsrd, eoqi,iEng the ioilovipE-A note cra-n
" Randall dated New York, January 18th. payable az
tie sIchsnt EXCHANGE Bank New YORK. two slsf
for Thousand collars 70 the order OF ard endorsed
~ D. Gregory. All persons notified lot 20 negotiate
ssid note liberal reward will be paid on return 81 said
note to RANDALL, ~ Montgomery street. Jerrey City
r osT-BETw ZEN ASTON PLAGE QREIA HQEsE Ayp
IL Wayerly pace, Tenth aud Blocker streets Dia
uond Brea,rn let lue enamel Tho ader will receive
dollars ana the thanks Of the yleayn1 1t At
iVl Weverly place.
OsT-TN GOING FROM BROAD STREET, NEW
L. York. 10 Cheeyer Pi,ce Brooklyn. diamond from
bresepn The finder viii be suitably rewa; dsd by cay
ing u A. ~ Broad street, MP stairs
TIVE PERSON WHo FOUND DIAMOND PIN. AT
Il ElUughamg Iyceum the evening OF the fth OF Ja-
rseeye thrtydve dollars by lssyins the same a.
- Fourth street.
Z. z REwARD-LOST IN FOURTH AVENUE, BE-
C Eleventh street ard B1nd street, black Lsce
Veil The fnter will receive the above reward by applying
70 q. v. ALBRo, S2S Bowery.
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CoAu.

GTEsM BOAT coAIc-IS sIzs AND QUALITY Ell
~ rrtspy adapted 70 Steamers nee, for by the
Address y. TYLER co. PbiladeiphA
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COPARTNERsIIrPs.


1NHE CoPAkTNEAsuIP EXISTING BETWEEN
ktssrs. r. Pstiniand, Jr A. Bacsue aud Alexander c.
Csyot, under the firm ot Petuiaud Co. Of Limoges and
Dalesre Co. Of New York. Dissolved February
1851 BY its limitation, aud mutual According
10 agreement the Liquidation will be made
and ontly Lin oges aud In New Y6rk by Petniaud
ALEXANDER c. GAYor.
dissolution -TBE Co-PARTSERsHIp HERETO
fore ehstns between the suesrisers under the hrm q
Phillips Clark expired the 18th Instant by mutual
eonen Either PATTY are authorized @ ,ette ne brness
Of the late concern. WELLS PHILLIPS,
NV loRK. Jan ~, ISL JOSEPH CLARK,
nIssoLuTIoS,-TuE FIRM or RYDER, BROTHERS,
~ ailors ss7 Broadway 10 this day dissolved. Either
'' .. W. RYDER
Feb I, 1851. n. II. RYDuR.
Famuti II. Ryder will continue the business the old
stand aud wsua respectfully ask continuance Of the
patforngs 80 literally bestowed upon the late urn.
GloRGE EHGB HAVING TBfs DAY BEEN ADMITTED
~ as partner with the bDsites1 will hereafter be
ductsd under the style 81 II. W. Ergs Sons. -
Fe~ York. Feb. !, 1881. Il. ". ENGS SON.
A rArTNER wANIED. Win FROM $40 TO $40.
n either setive pent, In buste thAs viii iOO
pr nVnthly This real ant mistake any
can be satisfied who will call Mr. Thorp l7J broadway
soco,d hobr. Fer sale, two small Lngncs a Two horse
power each.
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CLoruIsS.-sRRIsG, AND suxsIR cLorase AT
and ciS,hins which Tor ostsn variety ana keel
ny former season. and We 3 lsrea nus, nee se srrrO
baten Of clothing dealers in all seeent Of the country AZ
he purchaser rely having all the lsess aud best
styles o. goods made into well Known eie
spnd solely on lis market. Az tom 81 our ssss
hicre purchasing elssrhers " respectfully solicited ~ r.
We prepared fer the lnrrst nand California
csthins Of ever description, .; the lowest Irises
s3and rs John street, corr or a Nassau.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND rURHiTURE WANTED
Cor eiothlus furniturs jswslry. ny nains
through poet or otherwise, v be attended to at their rcs
dence, Ladies' Al TENDED ~ Mrs Lsysnstyn.
J. LEyENsTYs. acc broadway, up stairs.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" ladies' or gentlemen hayng any suptrsnous Clothing or
Fufnure, Jsvolry stc 70 dpose o. can obtain lair eash
6ttee, ~ pole tr srpointment. NJ COHEN, rs Rsads
street. up stairs. Lsdiee attended ~ krs Cohen
I sDIIs or GENTLEMEN DrsIRoUs OF CONVERT
ing into e.sh their supsrhucus erect such a.
r. re s1e
'''''' ''''''' issso LYON No swsi sweet.
I ADfkp AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
IL iui fermss that they obtain tie iull value in
ana hand artcea In general ~ ssAdnx thr sdors
routh pott chsrviae, or calling on JAWS hoRohEY
Al his store, No. II Orange street, near chsthsm
COAL.
GTEBM BOAT coAI,-IS sIzs AND QUALITY En-
rresy adapted 70 Steamer nee, for safe BY the
Address y. TYLER h co. fbnadelrhiA
,T'o coal DEkLkRs-THr sUBsCRIBERs VII EVE
cute orders for spohn End Lewis Veins Ret Ash Cesl
md White hsh from Broad hountsin. % 81 sacs ~ the
a. TYLER CO. Phils1elphis.
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RowERYTHEATRE.--BENE OF Mr.. J. SCOTT
- ON Wednesday evening, Feb Och, will be presented
a.w tragedy, new mslo drama. and popular comedy.
kObIE HEART-Don Gomez, Mr.. J. Z. Scott; Don Leon
wsmyss. Also, the COMEDY of CHARLEs ran sE.
tSep so.eiads With the new rs Sss' .,yss
THE CREOLE bAIDEN; or. The Ooorer Of Paris-Mons.
Jacques Rebsere, Hamilton Bill Bulls Eye, Scott Doors
open ct eh-to commence att o'clock.
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET, (REAR
~ Of City Hall.l Wednesday evening. Feb; will be
stoli1s Playsrs-sis George Thunder Burton; Harry
". r. Blake; Lady Amsranth, Mrs Rnsssl Ame.. Ms.
i.1ss Of sfsT 70 TaE Bssf. Mr.
Mr. Howard Doors open half o'clock to begin 81
Iocloek Boxes rrsss Circle and Parqaet 80 eta Famny
Circle Private Boxes s. and s. Orchestra Seats TO-
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET. (NEAR
IN Roosevslt) Wednesday evening. Feb q the parsx-
nance will commence With the play Of vfR 9INIu5-
Virginia. Er g. H.nlsy; Isilns. Easking Ceus CIsu-
Crater. robe teiIsxsd eusissSss: sntI:d FIzxk.
Nshifa Attaha, Mr. j. HeTSsrs Donna Nelly Miss
HasAawtK The waoe e oSsspss with the :ssssn 'n
Feur Miss susannah 3opha esphonsba Snowdrop
Se Miss Hathaway Doors open t6h-to conmen cling ct
RROUGHAnB LYCEUH, NEAR BRoonE
- stres-Dress Circle and Parquot.s 80 cents Family
Circle, cents Doors open At half past 6-wednesday
titled SERVE BIN hI0HT- Harry Besmy. NJ. BrOusham
which tho comic opera Of tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de
vaAsrg M Ssphes Lsaoh Fsrtunatus Lynne Henrietta
Mary Taylor; Charlotte Miss JpliA Goui 70 conclude
Puddlsfco., NJ Owens La1nssios banks Raymond; Tom
Burehsll, Arnold.
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BOARDING, Sc.
BOARD IN SOUTH BRooKLvs-TaaEE OR FOUR
~ gentlemen can be accommodated with nice rooms break
and tea and dinner Sunday In respectable Of
Brooklyn within ave minutes walk from the South Ferry.
ArTly 81 IS state street, Brooklyn.
BOARD wANIED-BY A GENTLEMAN. WHERE A
part 81 the board will be taken In TAXING lessons
the violin. Reference will be given. required a.
~ Crosby street. Address NJ. II G., Herald Office
BOARD wAFrED.-ByA LADY WHOSE HUSBAND is
Dabsen In quiet family where she the
forts Of home For comfortably furnished che will
affair price and promptly Address" Heasha~ Broad
way, rost-oriee.
BOARD WANTED Up TOWN, toR FURNISHED
- house By email family In house where there
other bpsydefs. Three would be required the
ttcond door, handsonly furnished with fu bosri and so
parstc table without board Or neatly furnished hsuse
having water and tHths and located betweca feurh
street and Union Place west 81 Broadway and aet lower
than SK til would be tab At fair price Address
Box SOLE lower Peat oce, stating psrtieulAr Refe-
rcnCts exchanged.
RoARnING.-Two or TaREg VERY DESIRABLE
- and neatly furnished fer single gentemeny with
every cefort AZ LODGING without board. be had
on aptheation at No Ia Chambers street.
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, AND A raw SINGLE
IA wntlemcn can be accom- otateA with beard ana nice
fnrnishsd rooms In nice sente private bosrdnE house
whtrs there but few selsct boardcs nc l6 btonsri
street, between Broadway sud Him street
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-14
LAKE SUPERIOR ITEMS.

We CLEAN from the Lake Superior Journal of
May % the following items of intelligence:
The Iron mines doing WELL Messrs Eaton & Co., Of
the jackson Iron Company have made about sixty tons Of
blooms since December They using four fires and
are making about twenty tons Of bloom iron per week They
of ore 5000 bushels of COAL and large amount Of wood and
timber for carrying forward their works After few weeks
they mean have fires gong and make about thirty
tons per week. Contrary their expectations they have
gone deeper into the iron beds lodges the has been
less easily quaed and the quality has improved
to quantity and quality this depose Of iron truly astonishing
The Marquette Iron Company have ready for shipment
about $50 tons of blooms and large stock Of materials
hand
Mr. Burt has completed his survey Of route for plank
railroad from the Iron Mountain to the lake. and finds it
much more favorable than he anticipated This road will ac-
commodate all companies and facilitate business end add
vastly the value of the mines Of iron, and every interest
calls for its speedy completion.
The from the copper mines equally favorable. The
Journal that several lots of copper down the
Manhattan May 18th 10 tons from the Cliff Is tons from
the North American and Is tons from the Northwest mines
Among the several from the Cliff weighing
1000 pounds and all the copper looks very clear from rock
and uncommonly pure.
The Northwest Company, during the past winter, has
sunk three shafts each sixysx feet in DEPTH and have
tended the drift the vein 230 feet which has connected
the three shafts and has well ventilated the mine for working
this They have TO drive the bottom drift 100 feet
further in order to ntesect the northern shaft which will
take shout three months work This being completed they
will have piece Of ground $50 feet long and SO feet Deep
The appearance Of the vein through the drift very sasac
tory and promises large of copper this
The average number Of employed by the company during
the past winter has been 49, The number of tons of
taken out Of the mine, up to the first of May is about 100
They have 100 tons ready for shipments copper the mine
and stamp work about 20 TONS The Company have in
temptation plank road their saw-ml and stamp works.
mile distant from the mine where there is abundant water
power to do oil their stamping.
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conservative basis that u, in their meaning Of the word
conservative" in opposition all political progress what
ever.
May 3O.-The debate upon Lord ToRRINoToN's
conduct as Governor Of Ceylon was concluded last
night, alter very earnest and interesting debate
this was, in fact, Ministerial question, and termi-
mated in very decided vote in appreciation Of the Govern
men the charges being supported by 202 and opposed
by 2S2-a majority of eighty for Ministers.
There was greater crowd the Crystal Palace yestsr
day than had been since the opening e. 379 IT,
ceved at the DOORS showing that AZ 5s7 persons besides
1850 holders of tickets lad visited the Exhibition.
Her MAJEsrT Prince ALBERr, and many persons Of dis
tinction visited the building yesterday.
Rather alarming riot has taken place al Tamworb in
consequences of the Proteconss holding meeting that
usually very quiet town. No lives were ost nor any one
seriously injured Queness had been restored without the
aid Of any thing than special constables
There is no foreign Of importance Lord P.nmRH-
has addressed note to the TUseas Government re-
monsrating against the expulsion from Tuscany of Mr.
PAKEsHAM who had been charged with converting Tuscan
subjects to Proesiantism The affair may have serious
termination.
The report of the protest Of the PAPAL Government against
the order of Gen. GEMEAu, commanding the Roman infantry
to evacuate ROME, is confirmed.
Three o'elock.-No news excepting thai some fighting
had taken place between the French and the Kabyles in Al
ge in which the latter had been defeated with the loss Of
four hundred killed and twelve hundred wounded; the
French losing hundred killed and three hundred wounded
London Stock Exchange, . O'Clock: ConsoIs for money
97a to 97a consos for account S73 to 97a. -
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An important case was decided in the Chancey Court at
Louisville on the 5th instant II case growing out
Of The loss occasoned by the grounding OF the steamboat
Mohawk short time before the expiration Of the policy
the boat grounded high bar Ia the mississippi and was
not got of until nearly six months thereafter when she was
launched The whole expenses occasoned by the accident
were upwards Of $4,000 II commended by the office
that the loss occasioned by negligence the damages
caused by grounding not covered by the policy and
that liable for any portion Of the expense they could only
be charged with tina, portion which occurred before the exP
ration OF the insurance. The decision of the Court was
against the defence The Insurance Company and decree
rendered against the company for it's full proportion OF mo
loss occasioned by the grounding.