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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-14
Our Nicaragua Correspondence.

Ban JrAS DE- Nic.RAGUa. August 3, 1851.
.faeA Of RJ>rs-To,i5le 4for-Mariage Of on, Of the
Roysi FSiiy Of Musquiio Of IL. Ensish &C.
Since mine Of the 18th ut have been awaiting with
much anxiety the final trial Of the pIaccsbi.y Of this
route The steamer ascended the river on Saturday last
The Prometheus has been laying here seven days
(sva1g orders from Captain Vanderbilt WIN has gone
up the rver With hundred and thirty passen-
esrs board which she obtained at Chsgres for New
York, and who much dis atshed that they are de-
tained here 80 long from their friends at home
The British bark rhetis cat away on the Pacific
iev weeks since and her captain in crossing the
try for this port, emb.rkaton, while the
town OF Pueb,a Nevada In Nicaragua, assailed by
party q robbers and horribly mutiat.d-his aud
legs being literally chopped in pisces He survived to
resch Granads, and Their, he died
TIE King Of Mosquito still retain. his seat the
throne Of the Woowas. Rsmshs, sambocs and Nos.
ouitiars His sister. the Princess Agnes Frederick
Augusta. married the 9th Of July at Blewheds
to Michael Hodgson. sosquitsn n-gro The prince
fort n now in this town mskinf esve foe friend Of
nine. Michael not that che pension allowed
by tie British O. The princess ceased her
marriage vnt TIE marriage h.ur hsd arrived and when
h. learned II, he refused 10 is married; and II by
force almost he led to the 81 the forsvi1n
clergyman who oficistsd brtsin means 90 civiins
thee numerous tribes 81 indians 20 uhrve purposes Of
hr- Oyn-to carry out her own de- ., -ubtla rJiey
The BTish government have just zrspei tis rest n
this coat up 10 Belize have Organic government FOR
The ienes q The Calf have rz-f UPON the bsautful
sid fertile bland q kua au1 q convert AL Of
iLe MAHOGANY q the int aid fF her subjects
perhaps purFus thss Bat itdia and China policy.
The Hon John Kerr aud lam ~ we're NJ 6rsuada on
The Goth ut and In good health
Tie political horizon - NieArsgua = cal AZ IN
restless people viii permit it ~ the governmental
affairs being In the hands Il fw WHO Uii keep i.
until stronger party thsm then another
revolution. so vsgs this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-14

OPENING OF THE NEW ROUTE 70 THE PACIFIC.
Success Of the Steamers on Lake
Nicaragua and River San Juan.
AGGREssIOHs OF THE ENGLISH,
&c., &C., S..

The splendid steamship Prcmetheus Capt. Churchill
arrived yesterday, after making short passage from
San joan Nicaragua She left that place on the ath
instant.
The news brought by the p il interesting In COM
raerciaI point of view The from the Atlantic
20 the Pacific by the way Of the Lake Nicaragua has
been successfully opened Our correspondents give full
and interesting accounts Of this important event.
We learn by the p that the reports which have ap-
psared in the New York papers relative to the Nicara
qua route are uufounded in fact II has been stated
that The had revoked the char
ter giving Messrs Vanderbilt White Co. the exolu-
iye right Of the route because the company
had failed to fulfil the conditions which the grant
was made This report unknown at Nicaragua and
unknown to its government; there is truth in it.
There was another report to the following effect
That subsequent to the grant made the above
company, the Eicsragusn government made another
grant giving the privileges another company
common with them. When Messrs Vanderbilt, White
Co. heard this report they directed their agent at
Eicaragus to inquire Into its truth the govern
ment and the Minister for Foreign Affairs replied that
there truth ia il, and the reply been laid
before the Board Of Directors who perfectly salts
fed with it,
There reports probably out II the fact of the
right Of navigation Of the waters of the country being
granted to another party but for the purpose of
line of communication but for merely internal
The consists entirely of water except twelve miles
which Ia 80 level that horse trot in hour
1t Is proposed to either plank road railroad
probably the first the distance is short
The Prometheus this evening at o'clock TO
San Juan, with passengers for California.
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nor john I Cransr. WIN Butler. B Lspont. Deaf.
Cemstoek, Thomas Collins, Mrs Collins, John A Apstin
AUSTIN. Thomas noond. John Greasy. Josiah Hudson.
Robert Csden vigott, Samuel sherman, DA vd Sher-
nah, Jshn King, WIN Biain W j Wist, Brsmham, =
Gseas.I c Dor z Mssiptcn. Jos:ea, Lossa:
Brady and cidrsni AsrsLam Lipshuer John Keller
Rector, Nietols Ramed. WIN Lowell Frink. william
sebembrom brsyton;J Biander Richard Douiey, ID
Mcclellan, Mark COfin, VIM MaurAy. Miss Murray. "
Scott & Son; Jenkins. A Shepherd. John joknson.
RGseTss, Horace Cosn,, VIM r.lps. fslnsr. way.
Hutchinson, Walker Lung; sas Lung. Mcdonald. K
Rdisnd Payne, Joseph Little John kigss Vincent
Count George Re binson. Porter James Forsyth.
Arnold, Groom. c hunsmvn. a psssy Fai iisr.
k Hall, J ii Spenser, Blenden, ii Washington. 7
Full ON. W MSnsGp Wilson BrdEs John Gi%sS Jshs
Grass. VIM Bark Eesisy J9hnson, Lewis Palmsr Jssmss
VIM A Baker. Staining. d Humphrsys, A EbbItts
John HaH. Broadshcad. Alex Kennan. DR. Strong 6
Thorn Captain George Dearborn, Stimpton.
ger Adams express James Kennev Dexter Jop and lady
Gilman, Cregorys messenger Boiler Joseph
Austin-
CeeYo, of Havana
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Tslsxraphis Marine Rsperss.

Bosrou, Aug IS
Arriyed-Brlgs Morsa. Marie L. and Boston, Halifax; Ala
bsma Phadelphis schrs Julia Richmondi Eero. kondout
Cleared ship Minstrel East Indies bArks fremont, and
Elm PhAdelphia brgs Ottoman. GibrA Wsitstl Sa
yannsh; schrs Bell st Thsma Appleton. and Wolcott,
EYork.
HALIFAX, Aug 8.
Cieared-schr Integrity. NYork.
KENNEBysx, Aug II.
Arryed-Brg Ellen Reed Georsstown. SCI 18th sehr En-
pire, Potomac River.
Arrived-Brg Choctaw, Boston.
NEwsvRvPoRr. Aug IL.
Arrived-scbr November, Phiiadslphis.
PORTLAND. Aug IL.
Arrved-Bigs Albatross, natanzas Sarah Ellen Phila
depLiA.
cissrsd-shp White squai tnsw!, NY0r.: Al.
Arrved-slcops Henry Castor. and Victory. NYorf. >,
RIcMnoND. Aug IL.
Arrived-schr VIM MOwry NYork.
SALEM. Aug IL.
Arrved-Sckrs Fairfield, Judge Tenney and Henry Pay.
son. Philadelphia; Helena Newark; Banner. sGnders
Arfived-Bark Ashley, NYork; briss Hebron and Emer
AID schrs VIM Wallace and Eclipse, do; 9th, Golden
and Echo do. -
sHELBvRNE, Ms, Aug 3
Arriyed-Sohr Active NYork.
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sAs JrAs DEL 500, HicsHAsra. July % 1851.
T-,s'-s .4oeynisf TIP fros4 ne atlantic 70 %, Poi
fe-Ts Esv iron s,,aaer ST. Hu.y l. Buissr- IT.,
Rect Coantry-Ta. Psass-.iaa,Iafion &c.. Sc
hrer nine days delightful ssiirg ia he steamship
Prtmstssus resehsd San Juan (te Nic4rasus) which
IL situated a small, bu, drhghtfu b.y-lo~ N. gs-
n.rsilT healthy The houses qutsr to- story no
particular shaped bulldog s4v4-s ouly ~ sleeping
bunks devoid Of all Ornamental srchs.rrs thaiehed
WITH palm leaves and iss.e i-sf aten rr1w. spin.
taneousy shout the country To. .se ia N. rear Of
the town Is very inviting Az ,a..n .chioner the
Bermuda vassuchored OF tn.. e.. ssihrr with the
American brig Nsrose; vr-nr1 h.- Yprmsn b-is; and
abe schooner Isabsla Of NeS T1rA
At minutes of .avsn th- t,e ron steamer
Sir Henry Bulwer, cast lp,s- frIn the Ps5n .thsu,
and commenced trial trip up ~ river san Juan
which Is at the upper extremity 4 the t5su Our
pilot native struck on a false channel AMI snau
Red q bar fcw minutes after startinr 2.
Here We we're without any knowiedge Of IN.
channel ard We we're perpleSed 60 The course W.
should pursue in regard getting sH,aL The evening
prior the Captain Of the Port said that We should ask
permission 10 sscend the river Joseph T. white, Esq
returned answer that the should inter- toe
river that in 1s49 treaty entered iato that this
company should not b. nioested in any way; that
trshy was % Be observed and that instead Of akin
perm'ssonh ne demanded free passage A short period
sPsea ore e'engsr returned aging that permission
tn'uo hoy 'e Denied that should have asked a.
nsuer o. coprtey We replied that the boat was bound
Tor oranadA that on he morning she should up stream
and tAe ohy Wy 70 prevent w.. 20 BIOS ne ont Of
water Thus We entered upon ou- rlua the ers, or the
BefnUds With Lieut. Arnstrosg Cd. a., 60 ~,
our passenger ie'pod into the river and With IN. cree
o. ne insh s'h'oaeF after tFo h5ur. hard labor su,
oeeded IL ciearine che bar snd eutsrdths bs,., -
mel 81 the Gar Juan. THREE rhssrs v.re .ir.n f,,- -
gallant ltte boatior TO- English. Which were faoli
returned .y
AZ tfn minutes rnft 10 were Cat ON "a. ....
bctufifrl river ever Tra f.-rfs nItt .,.f .-
and 81 n worked e.I, We rrIa Goo .0f r 2 ID. l.
nom 1aetur ius. r....at ttr..eI ~ sI.. ID .-.
rIffnlfH of aIra .sy before .I. rl..ls Ir .si ..
ttfP u. 10000 ...n r.n.'."aN.. ..... r-aa o., f..
ustIv.a afa pc i.urI ...l .. trr f... -.
tsgae..sf. u.liil,d le boss, aIl b.uus daw,. r,,
iose ln sl,re. struck aui5 Is u-,s " -l.as. car..
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Telegraphic Reports.

BALTIMORE, August 10 1911
The saels of -four to-day have been 800 bbs Howard
street. at 81 apd LOCO bbls City Mills, at So rs ST.
Prime white wheat sells at 81 Sac and red at 70 60c
Small sales Of white have been made at Csc. Oats
ct 80 33c. and whiskey 2ic.
BUFFALO, August 49, 1851.
The receipts OF the past twenty four hours have been
-four $500 bbls.; wheat, l2,o00 bushels; corn $4,000
bushels, Common to fair brands Of Western -four
lower and the demand Is moderate-saes, 600 bbls at
So 81 So a for Michigan. Wheat Is held above the
views of buyers small of Ohio changed hands at TIC
Corn is In request at lower prices 1000 bushels mixed
Western sold at 45c Oats steady at 32c Freghts
unchanged.
ALBANY, Augustus, 1851.
The receipts since yesterday have been, -four $500
-four is in fair demand ct previous rates Tae sales
were SEQ bbls. Nothing doing in wheat. Corn Is
steady at yesterdays rates with sales Of 900 bush
ut sc. for Western mixed and the same figure for
round yellow There is moderate inquiry for oats at
4lc at 3Sc for Western at which prices 5000 bush
sold. Ohio whiskey els at 23hc.
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Married..

On the 18th of August by the Rev Dr. Wainwright, at
St. JOIN g Church, New York, Mr. WALTER PAYNE, of
England, to Miss A. A. LIVINGSTON, of New York.
English papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-14
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF iHE PRACTICAL ?

~ vsto Trcatso." Ec.-uhce hours. Otto " A. n. 6tsp
4. NJ (SuBosyt excepted No 81 CreelHich street From
the uncormon medical advantages TIE author has cssytd
amongst which be voule instance having rus1d ttvtrt
IN Paris tor Tho 81 Studying tnea
lcasss, Followed ~ lOnF aaf very extensive Tr1acs a.
otsd exclusively g ths frod-ty csn VIII connlaes
Ironife more certain safe tud rafd, cara thtn can
ibt4ired from eHy o. tf source n America. In
ssgs - and IN The terorsbio ctngsqucr,1s Of early u
.rcp,r b.ts uudor be peculiar pu1 "a troat ~ As
neat absolute aHo Irieot cure h iusuEsi h7ca pc q
everest r1sraceg ull Gttcne. n Vth serious sAtNfs
10 ha8 rtFc~ torU iasurnlc though thy st re
trfevtrfnee Gh0ac who apply d. TIE e4t'e- stages ~
gi be lfstnf1 o. tNt auu rrrtr ~ q
occurs. which j. ci-n 81 ct90 in vtf tee dass Uhss
ms Ter 20 6urprlf, g. zoe. t.. et0 ol
fi'y aud 60 Vf.lf.i9nhi atn ma ltvr nj. af-
tpa o. disease. Wfi.H .lUFl. ct 600 stlop
'ls upon ~ is'y VOC ltcrn, VIZ dtcrs oricrn
$40 az ksve - Ws,e tor ttst ,nt bg isttet AZ lss
Boz etg Post Olsge.
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DAcIrrc NAH STEAMSHIP coNPAsY.-oSLr

DhiFIC MAi' Steamship CONPANf.-DNLf
= hEaush Lns-Larc Reduced -Oa Tuesday, Auyust
nth a. o'clock, T. MThe splendid double engine steam
.hiI cuEE0khE, 500 ton. burden, Henry wiade Com
~ the foot o. Warren street ~ with the government
male direct for Havana aud Chses Cha-r .sssns-rs
trapfrred At Havana 20 the splendid double engine
ihT falcon with the regular mail steamer Ten
10 Fa from Panama about the l5th September
For pAs apply a. the ONCE 81 South street. III
West street
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WEDNESDAY, August lS-SP.M
BREADirrrFs-tIour has suffered slight depreciation
In value induced BY the increased desire shown
ze and the tendency ct the close in purchasers IA
The business amounted to IL 500 bills uninspsced
ut 50 So ~; sour at So "A SO 62H; supsrine No
ut 50 81 So esq mixed to good Western ut So 81 50
~; ordinary TO choice State at So ST 81 fair round
hoop Ohio ut SO % 81 Ga; pure Genesee at 81 81
l2h and other qualities 1t former figures Csnsdisn
displayed feature particularly Supernue In bon
selling ut 81 l2H; and sour at So rs Southern
inanimste the recent fall 600 bbls mixed straight
realized 81 Is 81 81 X; Baltimore, 81 81 IS So
and old fancy at s. 81 SIS 37L, Rye Flour remained
quiet at So 81 a So A. Corn Meal did not vary much
800 bbls Jersey found buyer at So o. and few Bran
DIVINE at SIS 25 Wheat attracted less notice. cargo
Of Ohio red only being at Soc Rye continued
in requests 500 bush River in the slip brought Toe OIs
were not abundant and ruled higher Jersey commanded
40 IIc and Canadian and State AZ A 70: 1000 bush
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Da IPPlU q.
OVAL NAIL LINE or STEAMRRs

I AXE ONTARIO ROYAL NAIL LINE or sTEAnKRs.
IL PRINCESS ROYAL, MAGNET, (built of iron,l ana
PASSPORT, tiron Ths.e steamers leave Toronto daily.
(Supdays excepted for kingston where they the
st. Lawrence line Of mail boats for Montreal and Quebec
ealing A. All the ntermedists ports The steamer CITY
OF TORONTO leaves Lewiston and Queenston every
ing tsundays excepted o'clock and the above
steamers Toronto about clock The mail
ers have All upper cabins fitted with state By
this arrangement leave the Nagars Falls
after breakfast and arrive Montreal In thirtysx hours
passing the thousand islands, rapids 81
Lawrence by daylight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-14
MEDICAL.


DR A.. s. HEATH. AURIsT AND ocULIsT. DE-
~ votes HE attention exclusively ~ diseases Of the Ear
ana By from I'LL oelJck, daily at 252 Broadway he
las testimonia from The profession and patients Dss
vithovt danger Artificial Eyes Inserted
ITO YoU-YEs, TO YoU.-As INyARIABLY MAKE
some converts % truth every time take my psn-
ard BE- Instrumental in saving friend from dseass
contumpton or debility. know the avful antpstfies
truth that feel this duty TO persist vulgar
rtiudcesthat mrht be taxed With much hsrher term
Ter IL IL limiting n'ghty 10 doubt that he
specific remedy against disease; and when tell you
how longer doubt There e. thing certain
II You wish conviction hsve There
aignsnt diseases posted for pubs inspection AZ the
depot for Watts Nervous Andote, l0l Nas,as street
DR GOODS EXTRACT. A CERTAIN AND SPEEDY
IL without taste smel .rd rl with the
u ott delicate stomach sold by Brghan n Miller ~
d. r Lyon. f72 Grand street. aud A. Drunmond
Okeade street opposite stewafts
NoFEB TILL CuRED.-DR. CORBIrr, OF ~ DUhrl
IN street, be consulted entisliy
years. Dr. " ensied 70 guaranty permanent VIII
out Dr. = Speciho. beg bottle dorsf
has never fsiies ~ shectins a cu-s
nR. MORRISON rs CONSULTED CoNFIDEsTIALLI
~ certain diseases which he without meroury
Recert sneotons he rsmoyes In few days prs1.os %
thrty two cnaths him 70 debility, Sc
No Tee till cured See his Londor dplsma, in his prvst %
fee, 2o4h Fulton street
DR WARREN, NO. I. MOTT STREET, rs CONSULTED
cured In i've Ssya DE- we Specific the re-
tul, Of thirty i've falls Of
Price one dollar r. B-Eewsre poisonous oountsrs,
sale BIZ dusos In Roosevet stree. No fee tl cured
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DAClFfC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-THE ONLY
through Line for California and Oregon. via Chssres.
nreet.-Fare Redueed-0n Thursday. Ausust IS 1T r.
s5he SPLENDID double engine steamship OHIO 600 tons
August - at o'clock, r. M precisely. from her pier
the foot Warren street. North River the
mails for Chagrcs connecting with the favorte Cnited
States Mail steamship Tennesse TO leave Pan,mA on or
81 and South street. at liz West street "
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no ZEE rILL crRap.-pR CoRHIrr. Or " ouArl
nk L. soRrANoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO

Take Of thy health" hkvs devoted many ysars "
a. rTeossn, and Rave tres,ed successfully kors,ras
pttebts. Th5se wish suit those evplanw
can de tfree OF charged from BA 20 Up ~ surssy,
exccptei II yor value your health will .vo'd shoss
knave who On ashpsy yen AoE enly car cure
thst their knd o. medicine Ia oil that II
ssry Tor disc 80 in all fe-sors vhoss heta LA
hoef ruined by these eS0tistt call uEcr ne dHily.
l.. NOefA uOI.g A.. ID. f9f william street.
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I AKEoNTARIo.-THE STEAMER ADMIRAL LEAVES
Rochester, for Toronto calling AZ Cobourg Port Hops,
mtipg every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning.
Whereby Iassenger proceed without delay
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CrEAx COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN NEW YoI

NIEAn COMHUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and Glssgow-The glasgow and New York steAmsh&p
Companyt powerful st-amsl Up GLASGOW, 1s50 toni
and go horse power. N stewart late OF the CunAd steam
ers Commander IL appointed to sail from New York d.
rect. for Glasgow Saturday the nth October next u
o'clock ncon: Passage honeJ-first cabin lsewsrds fe
No teersse PASSENGERS taken These rate. include
visions tut not wines or liquors which will be supplied
toard at moderate prices Carries For fesLt
or passage, apply TO j. NcSYN0N Beaver street.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-22
FlOater.

we find the following embraced
in a series of resolutions passed by
public meeting Of a portion Of the
democracy of Giles county, assem-
bled in Pulaski, on the 10th Of
April
ION motion it was Resolved, That
John NJ. Bright, Esq, of the county
of Lincoln, is hereby rcqheste41to be
come a can didate to represent the
counties Of Lincoln and Giles in the
next Gene r al Assembly; and that We
viii give him united and hearty
support, which resolution was unan
imously adopted.
Resolved, that the chairman ap
pointed a committee of five, to in
form Mr.. Bright of these proceed
ings, whereupon, Nathan Adams
Thomas Martin, Amas, Eel, Jane
NJ. Morris and Thos. S. Brandon, yer
appointed said committee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-22

mention the conclusion Of some Of
your College speeches in this county,
much less a aranute5Fccapitulation of
your mysterious conduct before and
during the sitting of the Locating
Committee. And further, l will not
attempt, at present, to prove that you
have striven from first to last to
make the impression, upon the re-
speetive friends, that you we're the
reliable and fast friend of both Fay
etteville and Elkton. | have only
farther to remark that | greatly re-
greet being forced into this controYer-
sy, particularly with one who holds
the high position occupied by Mr.
KyARaad, but my duty to my char
acter, and that of my wife and chill
dren, demand that | should defend
myself whenever and however at
tackled.
JAMES G, WOODS. ]
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-22

The Louisville Democrat common
ce$ a severe and pointed article with
the following aEerments as to the po-
sition and prospects Of the wings in
Kentucky:
The Louisville Journal says, "the
truth is, the loeoiocos are only brag-
ging when they assert that they have
a popular majority in Kentucky p =
The truth is, the wings are only whist
ling to Keep up their courage when
they assert the contrary. let a few
wings get together in private, their
tone of apprehension, and their omin-
Gus whispering betray the secret
They expect, VI hen they reflect, to
be beaten. They see their awkward
position at present. They have no
merit to show after trial of quar-
ter Of century, and much to answer
or. They have long held this Com
nonwealth by boasting. Their leaders
nave formed a mutual admiration So
'iety; each one putting the rest, and
III uniting for the spoils.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-22
News BE- the Africa.
4fMh

i ne l0llOH1i!S coiIiC-h'
of news by the Africa, comprises ev-
erything Of i Importance:
The French Government has re-
ceived information from the proyih-
ccs that numerous Soci4 lists agents
are travelling the country for the
purpose of circulating the manifest
Of Mazzini Ledru ltol lin, &c, on
the subject Of establishing democratic
Socialists Journals. 4
There still continues much specu-
lation inParis with respect to the
new ministry. 1t is thought with
one OF two exceptions, t he old mem
bers will be reinstated.
Germqny,-All is yet vague and
uncertain respecting the Germany
confederation
SmtsrznM. An uprising of the
peasantry in Canton of lTriberg, To-
mented by the Jesuits and other
Roman Catholic priests, had been
quoted by the Governm ent of Can
ton with but little difficulty.
Grdece.-The city Of Levisee,
in the Island of Rhodes, has been
destroyed by an earthquake. The
accounts from Athens are that the
Government treaty with the Austri-
An Lords has been ratified by the
diet.
Tukey.-Some further disturben-
ces in Basinia are reporte ed, and it is
generally predicted that the rebellion
will again break out in lover Basin
ia.
Sixty Polish and Hungarian refu-
gees have embarked for America.
The rest are in wretdhed plight,
Gen. Dembinski had arrived at Con-
stantinople.
Iadiu anil Chna- The Dutch
sea and land forces have after much
difficulty routed the pirates of the
I Indian archipelago, VINO have taken
flight across the country, leaving all
thor goods behind.
! Observation-Disclosures from Ulell-
baum's Port Philip, to Nov. 10Th.
represent the af1ltirs Of THE colony ex-
DINGHY prosperou S.
Lire,poo1, -Mfrch 9 O. Breads tufts
have experienced rather more steadi-
ness in corn. The Il bark bit, in cpnse-
quence of temporary cessation Of
]heayy shipments of grain and flour
from the continent, and prices OF
wheat and Indian cor b have slightly
advanced, tho former being quoted at
lbs Gda5s 10d for red, and GsaGs Sd
per 70 lbs for white, 30d for mixed,
Sis for yellow, and BPS per quarter
for white. Hour is in moderate de-
mand at l Dag Is per Dbl for Western
| Canada; Cana la and Ohio POS 6da2l Is
cd; Baltimore and Philadelphia 22sa
I2ls Cd, and S our 1Ss Gda19s. In
dian corn meal, lis Cd pen Dbl.
Hal.4.-Thh Roman cor respondent
Iof the London Times says that the
restoration Of Lord John Russell's
cabinet has chused considerable an
noyance 70 the Pope and cardinals
The Austrian troops in the Papal
States are SAID to have received cont
siderable reinf brcements.