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Pront,. nlinois, June II, 1851
Dispatches from Quincy state that the rise In the Up
per Mississippi Is unprecedented.
Some sections a the oReily telegraph lines the
flats along the river above quincy unable 20 work
for few days owing to the floods being higher than the
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Great Fire at Fischburu. Mass

FIrcHBrrc, June III, 1851
Ere broke out here this morning, destroying the
large building occupied BY J II. Damon, planning mill
Crrhore 4 Smith, chsirmsksrsi and Mvsh Beckwth
sash and blind manufacturer The loss is estimated
$1,000. and but partially insured
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NoRroiK, June N, 1851
The British brig Commerce Carr q and from windsor,
A o. all = o...o CT p.2slcr = sshrrc ~ Wrecker's
lJAnj Assistance wrpt 70 her last night
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SAFANNAII JUNO 10, IN1I.
The steamship Florida Capt Lyon, from New York,
arrived at Tybee at four O'Clock this Tuesday morn
ing and reached her wharf It hall. past i've
a duel was ught this morniNg, with rifles, between
VIM henderson and Henry Morgan. a lady being in.
VOWED in the quarrel After two shots the affair was
settled amcably
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United STATE. commencement. ome..

EtfNfF y " TFfTrDfFf
JtNr 1o--REsiins ne .fufhortiiss Capt. hlesandce
Barron of the Brth brig Sussnnah vas brought up ..
charge of vfuly obstructing and resisting m omc~s
~ tho Unted states when serving proces against he
vs~ss. LVaRaur r-a
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Charles g Atherton of Nashua elected Delegate
at large to the Baltimore Conyr nton and Albert r.
Hatch OF ofPortsmouth. as substitute.
series OF resolutions, OF wh.h the following is the
purport, were passed af.cr which the Convention ad-
Journed-lhat the democratic party is the party Of
Union: that il viii ever remain true 10 the Union, in
whole and In part that the recent adjustment of the
great OF the day Is the best for the peace
honor Of the country; that the convention comedies
with the sentiments Of the Governors message respect
ing the Compromise measures; that unconditional obe
dence 10 the Law is the constitutional duty Of every good
citizen aud the Of national distinction and pros
pety that the action Of their state Senator and Repre-
sentatves in Congress j. worthy Of approval.
Resolves were also passed expressive OF perfect conf
dcnce in the candidate elect for Governor; also
atuatiDg the democratic party their signal triumph
in the state elections.
Harmony and general good feeling eyinced in
all the proceedings Of the convention.
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a NTS.

RRoADwAY THEATRE-E A. MARSHALL. soLs
Z ssnsssI ss p,rss ;
ssd s,d d CIRCLES e cent?. Gallery Privse bo1o
e azsi 4HH
BGoaa,is s Waiting Ninrod Nj cancp H
Mr.. Abbott La Mile Thsress TO oommeaos with 's a.
~ Mr. John ssfton-TcEets 90 csnts frisa.o Boxes. S.
poort oIen at performance 20 commence at oco,k.-
dTSss5sy ana al Ss, S.nss r.
% Ps1anH IF
rs Mr uron Mr. IT, BisRs M al LssG and df rf. r.
r NJ Ref s: ws;s4a sa:
Panaloss Burton; zsis momespsn Mr. riaoide
RRoUGHAMsLYCEUM BROADWAY. NEAR BRooME
cs ss sSs w Family Circle
begin oeosE fsassdsy ssssns sI pGHss Ssa:
asnchc. % pEps Efhpif PRIME: a
R Sy NJ h1ss%e FssaS
Ry r s .yIsgTs To conclude wit the WORLDS
MsJ. Could coambis Mes Nary % Taylor puhh Mercury
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUN-P. t. BARNuM,
- ,PrCpsc.os and AsnasermA bin q great
sSnmsSsas Y5tk ERIhS6. NJ 'ssalHs sss
% s
G&sTa 4 ifs ss
Bsnn narcourt Mr. BeIsmy To conclude with BOOTS AT
nsa1 .na s
- cents children und der ten front
fsranet, one shilling extra
RURToN'S CHAMBERS sTREET-MRS RUSSELL
81 on s, to the pTS fer the
during her engagements Mr. Burton respectfully an
nounes her retirement from the stage and that kind
Friday next B the last night Of the the
comedy Of the OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN will be per-
formed sustained by the best talent day; with other
entertainments. Box book now Opon.
IT C. C.JoRDAN's BENEFIT.-BowERY THEATRE
public hs As viii sa iss s
gssgISST@sd gsgSS@ The LADY OF LYONS, THE EGYPTIAN
Of Mr. h. Eddy. Miss C. Wemyss Mise Denim Miss C. if-
ir hr Jordan and the whole strength Of this talented
company.
RAYM0NDANDH HERR DRIESBACHS MENAGERIE--
~ This celebrated Mensgerethe largest and best con-
duced in the known word-emLraong every animal
tronse and applause Of hundreds Of thousands of the
respectable and intelligent people Of the United States has
visit the principal cities and towns OF New
following order viz June 18th, Fall River; 18Th New Bed
ford lith Wareham; l6th Sandwich 18th, Plymouth ls:h
Middleton 18Th Taunton 20th Brdgewater 2lst Canton
OoMETHINC RICH THE MOST AGREEABLE WAY
- Of passing pleasant evening is TO visit Chinese
exhibition partae of excellent ice and listen
good music all Of which can be enjoyed for . cents.
THE ROTATION OF THE EARTH MADE VISIBLE
This beautiful experiment may be daily from 10
o. at the Chinese Rooms $50 Broadway 1t Is exciting much
curiosity among our mechanics and of science and will
amply repay investigation
CT. CHARLES THEATRE NEW oRLEASS-MR
New York ABOUT the 18th inst. remain one
week. and be consulted business with
Mr.. W CoRBYN. dramatic agent, No. 90 Mercer street.
New York.
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NoErots, June III, 1851
The wings of this district have nominated Robert II
Withheld for Cnngreaa
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM l73 CHATHAM soUARE.-GEo
HOTELS.

table d'hOte. al No. II Barclay street New York
Lat he opened the above upon the Euro
d6oss NJ daily 4' Ii. s Sest % T'1nSs
o sna A. Ss ID Hss and supper parties can b
season ~ Mr.; Rice, within five minutes walk
ct the ksiiosd station sqbseriber respectfully an
she season in sne q the m9t deghu in the Vi
ee.ng accsmmodaon necessary to ensure the com
% a G about S THE 1 % s % be sS ISaSy :. 5's:
reasopable a. any house same class Application
Fl SsigTs ,,sS m aSs SeeIs
sers times daily ccSapyias only one hour in rsa.hns
ss, sslls Es,.ons S.6ipI select rooms v,as q;
o. the Rainbow 'Sa aT Yas q the a. &
DowELToS HOUSE. NEwBURGu-THrs LARGE
and splendid summer hotel situated mile from the
pslsns ags o. a5s view Of I'll.
vii under The manage Of the undersigned the coming
.amsrcs, Walls: shaded sy hundred
sGd ssb ss sHs S
The bathing rooms. billiard room. bowling 4psys Sc,
srpointment Of the gu. Il superior
rlltmes daily By stcamboa railroads either de ofthe
river moderate charge The heusc is Persons
above. BLAKE REED, late d the Wadawsnnok House,
StouiDgtoD. c..
SEA RATIISc AT RocKAwAY. 1. 1.-THE PAyI-
lave the South Ferry, Broohiyn at o'clock A. NJ sndl
o'clock r. M for Jsmsiea where will be In readiness
&c yisters to the house left at the Howard
Hotel Broadway and Maiden lane Ogden Smith,
~ Prout street. viii meet with prompt attention
June I'd. ISL. IN. BRINTNALL-
ABATHING-cAPE NAY. n. J.-CoNGREss HALL
thankful for tho liberal patronage heretofore received would
respectfuly solicit those intending to v this popular
bathing place tho present to make his house their
home. His arrangements and accommodations he trusts
will be more saacory TO customers than any which have
hereoioe been provided the Island The subscriber
hns taken pains TO procure good and attentive cored
wants under the conviction that they best suited to the
customs And wants 81 majority Of the sojonrners ~ this
place W. b. MILLER.
A NEW INVENTION FOR HOTELS AND STEAM.
bons The subscriber would respectfully inform pro-
pretors Of hotels and steamboats, that he with
The pstense q Butlsys Electro magnetic Enuneilo
ote TELEGRAPH for the agency for the United Sses and
that be prepared furnish this srtce st the shortest
notice ny essminaton any person will be
convinced OF s immense superiority s othor
cstors bell elerarhs No springs used-ne
etrain the vires-And complication Of machinery
but perfectly simple in its an
almost impossible that u should out cf order One Of
hese tsuncstors in operation at the Howard Hotel
provement requested to call aud examine It, susrss
tee will be siven Assnst injury caused by
Tor ten from the time the enunestor put MP The
Following Ernuemen, propri-ors of some Of the prnop
hotels in View forh have kndy permitted reference 20
them ID. ID Howard EsJ Irving House; r. o. Colsman
a. fread-e ELL Eea Trankn House; Messs Tsber Bsyiey
Americsn Botsi: Mssrs. clark Bailey Howard Hotel
All orders must be addressed to
J.W. NORTON Sole gent, III Broadway, New York.
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ERENCH HOTEL, ON TUE EUROPEAN PLAN, WITH
table dhote. At No. III Barclay street, New York
Mons iBux informs his friends and the public generally
shat he has opened the above establishment upon
ean plan where apartments be had with without
meals Table dhoe at T. NJ daily The best Of French
wines and liquors Sc. Dinner and supper parties
the In bea
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rRAvDLLERg GUIDE.
Foa DsiDoIroIsr P,s pIRscT &C FARE rwESrYyIys
.rs. % s ns s,h ssnss .ss %H .as c
III, ssv' We, 70 SSrS T,sI f,S 3 q LSsry ssse
ss;siss; n R.,sra,ns VII leave tss r.irsS
.sr.:s. h 4 n4SSs.s S1..s.ys % .n fas, On .
rival q hs trains no Brds.p.r Bridgeport an r,r:sd
"A bsmmond street Tori .r,.. Hastings. DoSS.' Perry,
f:fyy T.sryt";p ,"S sp, s.n, is,. rs a:sssd S..s;
g s,S.%ss Sn a J5SSY = LIsp s.es9 w.Sa v
oe!ees sunday. sssspt,e R.,uraios Wi esys sts sins
NEW YORK AND PHrLApELPBIA-SEw YORK
sI:g;5 =. hour; S;; j.::y ssIs.I rsis
Sev yors ~ A n, from loot ofCOsrsna .trse sad ~
m oT sSs rsn e.. os IssS' ;. WI ss
sus street - - '''A -
CAMDEs AND ANNOY sArLRoAD LINE TRsxNEw
ss e JS sd,SDi rs, NJ ssrS s
s sT.s 1. .S. 81 .n.ss ss;a Ls f'si'
,U,o TRAVELLERS GOING soUTH-NEw SUPERIOR
sad economical n, between 9sItmose and yredsriess
S"r S"rs sSg rsaqseton s suS.
,s ,,s s9d ;g;SSS
, .@ y 10 .,S ."d Of ss IN Tss
ruspns between Bstmors and Acaus Greek via the mouth
s1 Tss, 1 .s n ,ss s the S
ns1:.s &C. Ss P' .Sin tSsasy so Ss, I
mona y ~ ": ana Fst.s.surs about !; n; from
i, srsst mail Inc Through tickets b. hi, saPstof line
s:sasSs sssi 5s'i's' 's 9ss
SO ,9S .s riTs iSsissns % ,s nr oSsn ss
70. DO DO 70 Richmond or Peterssurg - % ,ncl9dns
and Gf. & ,1ltaf osns .sc ssS .rSs
'''' rr'''''r'''tiT'ss 'tiT'ss woRrurscros. IA. Ar.n.
sAsnore, March 81. issL cssssrs4 ssc-ss vhssL
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NEWS BY TELEG RAPH.
NEW 8 BY II r l. + G. II A p iii !.
-r-,>~~.~
Interesting Proceedings of the Le-
gislature
ABOLITION WHIGGERY RAMPANT.
~->->yv~.>y-~~y,>~-.-->..-.,~<
The Compromise Resolutions Inde-
fnitely Postponed.
e,ss~-y---
The United States SenatOrship in Conn Ct cut.
s--.>N-s--.>~-s-
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
60, &C., SC.
WHIGGERY RAMPANT.
NEW YORK LEGISL LATURE,
SPECIAL SESSION.
Senate.

b sAIN's LINE, OFFICE % WALL srRERr.
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BROADWAY BANK, NEW YORK. JUNE 10TH Is5l-
II At the annual election, held ths day the folio wing
named gentlemen we're duly elected Directors Of this Bank
tor the ensuing year, vs.-
Frsncis A Palmer, John Falconer
Iibbeus Il. Ward, AlexE, Studwell,
Silas G Herring, Francis L. Sehoals
John Bodine, Aaron Arnold,
iona. W. Allen, uelmus NJ. Wells,
John S. Harris, Benz i. Camp,
David A. W cod, - VIM j. Decker,
Thomas Gardiner.
And James y. Dsnforth, Wm y. McIEtyre and Wade d.
orral were duly elected inspectors OF the
Ing election Al meeting ofthe Board subsequently, held
T. A. Palmer Esq, was unanimously elected President
BY order J. l.. ENERITT, Cashier.
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EELLows. MINsrRELs, AT FELLOWS MUsIoAI

A MEXICAN UIsTRIoNIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S
"A Iyceum attachedto Burton Theatre-Thursdsy
~ 3 June ~ VII be Pertormsd the tragedy Of MACBETH
Mr. r. Johnston; Lady Macbeth Miss Marshall To con-
clude with the burlesque Of BoMBASTES FCRloS0-Ar-
Eaxomnes Mr. g. White Fusbos, Mr. Foster; Bombastes
Mr. A. Crandall. Li,t.fna Misa ChaIlaia.
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JUDGE WOODBURY. NOMINATED FOR THE PRESIDENCY
THE SELECTION or A INTERNATIONAL CASDI-
DATE, ETC.
CoSooRp, June II, ISL
The Democratic State Convention composed Of
two hundred and fifty delegates organized to day
by the choice of Ex-Governor Williams President
Resolutions in favor Of Judge Woodbury. for President
We're offered and advocated hy General P-aslee.
TX Govei nor Steele also advocated them. and they
were unanimously adopted
The Convention then adjourned till the afternoon,
when. re-asembng the body proceeded ballot for
candidate for Governor, with the following result -
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r. GODS SHIFTED AT PANAMA II THIRrBES DAYS
W from New York regularly, BY A. r. Miller Co Calf
forria Etprsss-Our next shipment will be per Empire
CITY. Friday, June 18TH Th. Is th. only line having
covered boats the river Indeed Of the other lines
have koAta Nhatevsr Once, No wal street N. Y.
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SEA BATHISG AT RoCKAwAY, l.. 1.-THE paw
~ lion Hotel for the reception Of vister Cars
Iays the South Ferry Brooklyn, At o'clock, NJ snd
o'clock M for Jamsea whore stages will be In readiness
&c yisers to the house note left at the Howard
Hotel corner Broadway and Maiden lane Ogden Smith.
~ rront street. will meet with prompt atention:
June I'd. ISL. J. N. BRINTNALL-
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RURToN's, CHAMBERS sTREET.-MRs. RUSSELL,
- with grateful acknowledge to the public
kindness 80 literally bestowed her exeron
during her engagements Mr. Burton respectfully
nounees her retirement from the stage the kind
tess Of the Manager her Benefit will place on
Friday next B the last night Of the the
comedy Of the OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN will be per-
formed sustained by the best talent OF the day. with other
entertainments. Box boz o w
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EXPREss AaENCIEs, De.

DAMS co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
a T.etags and Parcel Express, rsr s,e,me, EmPr,,
gresv reduced raes-Time S dsys-specis Through
n Tsun s.. ron .S SGs bf.1n s our S' s .
oceW sh. despatch our next regular ESFreg for Pans
%.on. iar csasrss direct on rfd.y. isS ins q,
n ss' F. sesi S
rainy % on toe I;.S%1s ana the dsSsy
rsngemens Will insure the speedy and certain despatch Of
saSeos Ss
others sending TO California, will bear in mind tha.
.san.4s Sss he as's E. ssap 5sss Sn 1
ts asa. a 'is i %
70 rpr @ af q % oh: &
heats sn. par els sad Ill be received until
cssd 5 h. weight svsrythns Is made imperv-
'u' . S's' . ADAMS co, i5 and IS wan street.
CREeoRrs FAST CALIFORNIA FREIGHT PACK.
~ sse aud Parcel ExPres,-fss s'esmsr. rrSnsthsn',
in charge Of espe.ences mesepsers Me.srs Hsswo
Sa sSla Sh.s sips'ss spsror
2 sr s g Sr"is @ sSsS s% s
IL iorrsrans n. Tnised STATES mails. faree rsssir.d
until hi h Sas R ms
IL, al : S day. s ssSS s
Passage tickets furnished on hs asoys The low
Managers and Agents. It9 Pearl street.
RLRfoRp's co.'s CALIFORNIA EyPREss.-
d. fs ia' TO- nTa Sr % ss sss s.n
or goods and letters TO California
E 9y n Ss S.s ss . s PEsgsSsd s.. rsbss :,
thirty three days ies without delay the sthmu
the stsners which leave Panama the arrival Of ths
United States mail from New York Our charge foE freight
forty cents per pound and guarantee for the faithful
fourth the freight TO be paid delivery In San Frsnc
the other three fouths 20 be paid In New York Our
postsge single letter 10 San Francisco IL ten cents eny
vi eh be prepaid or not Postage 70 all tbs South Pa
eihc ports forty cents rrsfsd These letters
Cd BY the Enyh ms the eth OF each month
from Psnsms. Passage on steamship Prometheus TO sA
June 18th, secured once at the lowest rates
BERfoRD CO.. yesey street. Astor House.
GOODS SHIFTED AT PANAMA n THIRTEEN DAYS
" from New York, regularly by A ". Miller Co Calf
forrs krprsss-Our next shipment viii be per Empire
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CAMDEs AND AxBor sA1LRoAD LINE TRsxsEw
W Steamboat JsaS PoTTER Morning Line, ~ o'oocs
mi Afternoon Line, ~ o'clock r. NJ Fare by either
fare. ~ s L. BLISS. ArsnA
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So 900 To .S flon Ss @ ss .ss rss2S s.sSs
20 invest In business ready established and paying
at least SB0 annqm, will have excellent opportu
nifty and which there s risk The services Of the
above number will BE- required 70 sursrintend the business
80 70 ~ constantly Dyed In the business
All particulars can 10 bsd by applying At III and o'clock
10 &. II. HOWfS, - Nassau stFcst, up stairs
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nIvIDHSD-THE BOARD eY DIRECTORS OF THE
~ East River Insurance Company have declared q div
dend Of cent for The last st month"; able and
after Thursday 18th instant The transfer book will be
CuARr re- III RIRNKy s.o
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CT CHARLES THEATRE, NEW ORLEANS.-MR.
- Sol Smith, Of the firm OF Ludlow Smith. will in
New York on or ABOUT the 18th inst to remain but
week. and be consulted business with the
ensuing in New Orleans Letters to b. addressed TO
Mr. W CORBYS, dramatic agent, No. 90 Mercer street.
New York
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IT C. C.JoRDAN's BENEFIT.-BowERY THEATRE
" Mr. most respectfully informs his friends aud the
public generally that his nus Benefit will take place
Thursday evening nss. June y which occasion will be
ormed the LADY OF LYONS, THE EGYPTIAN
Of Mr. Eddy. Miss c. Wemyss Miss s. Denim. Miss
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GO a 1nI1 IUNN TUH TEHW fENKFs WN
S4,OOO city property, at 81 per cent. e5,cv waited
yesrs nine annual interest secured BY
morgsea three brick houses in Cincinnati Ohio, valued
s $1,000 $4,000 of this loaa will be taken in cohee and
other groceries The transaction would be legal in the State
Of Ohio. RODRKICk LAWRENCE,
~ Vail street basement.
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NJ FEsFEIIUAIE FARIF UIsFUSED TO No
IA vance one tS Usnd dollars f interest in snd
useful inyenop producing .r lie Of grea eonsu
aud much IN uems nd opportunity Of tong
50, by addosng note post paid With real sad I'D
dress, TO J. A. ", at this ofhcs
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HUDSON RIVER RAtLRoAD SECOND MORTGAGE
BOnds1he coupons for interest on the secend mort,
bonds ths 70 the g,h inst III be paid
presentation ths Bank Of Commerce In Mes Yorh, on
after that day. June 9Th 1851 by order of board
i HOPKINS. Trca
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An adjournment then agreed upon. by 102 70 l01
Mr. Catlin (shig) gave notice that he should to
esumc baloting at III O'Clock TO morrow.
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~ AYMONDAN AND HERR DRIEsBAC ACHSMENACERIE.

GoMETHINC RICH THE MOST AGREEABLE WAY
Of passing pleasant evening is TO visit the Chinese
Rooms os Broadway, where witness beautiful
exhibition partae Of exeslent ice cream and listen
good music all Of which can be enjoyed for 25
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The Milan Gosdtc has ndviccs from bosnia up to
tho 9th ult II appears that the insureeat caief,
Rustanbcgcyich. Is ut the head Of 2,0Jj men, aod
hae moved from the kraina 70 effect hts juacton
with the insurgents OF Pfdor. Omer Pacns 10 at
Banjalouka. Letters from Scutar (Aiban's) state
that the incursions q tho Montcpsgsns into Alba
nis, and the reprsals Of the Albanans, continue as
IN .clonting rs before. Hairaddin Pschs has con
voked the deputies Of Grahoyo, Bagnsni. aud
kicsik, at Stoseg, to communicate 70 them the in
tentions Of the Ottoman Porte. Grahoyo and Bag
mani have not yet Submitted as they hope for rein.
fotccmont from Montenegro. Fears are entertained
OF a collision between the Montencgrins and the
Turkish troops. The Russian Consul has sent the
Nladika H,cJO norins in du ,ats.
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y
The following is said to be q boni jidc eommuni-
cation, recently received in PARIS, from ono Of the
refugees
Brothers tf Paris II limit my communication OF this
day TO inf rmpg you that the vexaons occaioned IN
ty the police Of London go increasing aud that
perceive there Intention Of sending 70 America,
the European Central Democratic Committce will adj
dress this place to the European democracy pro-
clamation which will soon be followed 10y general
peal to BE ready therefore. In four weeks -
then govern instead d being governed sId tyrannrsi
IL Is necessary that the revolution shall break forth
the day all Europe. You will be made
auainttd beforehand with tho hour When this appeal
to Il rend In the democratic journals the following
day every city in Europe will be covered with barrcaes
have hing to say you for the present Keep
yourselves rfecty tranquil in Paris sppesr To be
quishsd sDnhilatcd. Give no motive for discontent.
Do trouble yourselves about anything: be worthy ri
l.. M. Sac.
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THE VERY La II 4 5 T .


The advices from Paris Of Friday, the 18th ult.
The Assembly re-asscmbled on Thursday. A
motion for allowing newspapers 70 be sold and dis
trbutsd in tho strocts nogatvcd by f03 TO 316
aud another motion, for prohibiting the same, wss
adopted without division. The uncertain state q
political affairs causes complete stagnatiou VI bssi-
ncss at the Boursc, and the funds again lower.
Elves opened S3 ~, closed 81 50; Threes closed ST.
The announcement that Gulzot IL to be brought
forward candidate for the repyosen, alton of tho
Department Of the Landes causes some sensation n
is not known whether Guizot consented to be nsui-
mated.
The 1foritevr Of the 18th announces that he
party Of order has obtained an advantage in the
elections of the municipal council in the departmeat
of the Rhone, and in the election Of the Judge In the
department Of Puy-de-Dome.
The Parliamentary Club Of he Rue DIES Pyrs-
mides has resolved to support the government pre-
position announced in the order Of the day,
PA2Is BoCEsz.--fiycs, " -, Thrces, 50 rs.
spain.
The Portuguese Charge d'Atftires had not rec
been successful il prevailing on the spanish ge-
scrnment 10 tender the oder Of an armed iaScs-
ference TO put down Saldanks There Is gosl
from every person aiming ut being a deputy, .
pledge that he viii vote for the settlement Of Ne
public debt of Spain, mi that those who do not
sent - thee terms may expect have their oec4iea
contested by a ministerial candidate The rrins
Minister appears 20 he firmly Nsoved that this DE-
sirablc object shall be the hfst thing which The
Cor,cs are 10 pass Immediately after their mecsiAx
On tho Isl Of June.
Italy.
The TINS correspondent confirms the report thAt
Lord Palmerstou has addressed moderate nsbe e
rclo onsrance TO the courts Interested az aiast ~
prolonged occupa lion of tho Tuscan and RoaA
States b. Austria aud France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09

News ef importanco has been received from Mo
rocco. II appears that the Emperor Abierrah
man, not berg able TO raise the usual amount OF
tsNcs W q the general distress which Pre-
vails. has determined to make up the deaoit by
spproprating the means Of his weatsiest subjects.
lie has contested tle property q the Governor Of
Tetuan. form crly Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
lately deceased Bea Achcuch, PasAa Of Tetusn,
md formerly Ambassador to Paris, had hcen sent
Tor TO Fer, and arrested Presently after, II wa
beard that his property had been sequestratsd
Much agitation was caused in Tctuan by thu
Sws,