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BAITIIIOEE. Sept. 25-Arr ship Joln kasrlc4l.
Charleston 90 load Tor Rotterdam bar. May and. Boston
BOSTON SEPT An ship ID me- Webster. Liverpool.
$40 ,tsera.e pas .euger> nar, EdWIn Dwight bt more
b tars Rrie tia,so~. Cid ship Anna K. b. NsS Or
leans banks ,s4nosf. san Han. Cuba Cen Governor
Erse~ PAlat.lJaia bng D-l4eT4ra do sohrs Phq D.
Rsx e- a-l Nes-Nlk ior " Yofk The brig PdrsI dse
rcm Pall1e rhia ~ 9o,oL Which vent ashore oa Ihfd
Cd Scfua'c SUNDAY last. total los SloAen, f0
fafc. nff tar. Satis strip Elizabeth. Liverpool yr Ne
ycr- n. schr Rsn1wn from Ses-Y0rk for BJs-On 20.
ashore Ftgert1n Fsfs the 2oth so OF o. 'he sst
.asirs ard al - ~ the z3i without making fe
NORFOLK sept 24-Arr. sieorner Virginia, from Pa
4d.i ipha
PORTLAND. SEPT et-Cld bars ociagla. NaIaa,ls.
PROV IDFNCE Sept. An sehr Lucy Eh1nSe
Pm. NuriaiA.
- sshr Mar Chase Norfolk
CHAFIE>TON Seus z3-Arr ,tsanss Marion, Ss~-
luTA.
Ncrfherr rUrr
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PHuADELPHIE. SeDJ 2>-i,rlrss-S- : JOIN =
Cor1elv Se1 -NJrs steamer PenIfsc1t tiArA- %
C.r1rd-B4rss. Ls,a.lt. HeSIrt. jamAlct Oei4FAr~,
L-W,. Boston bnss JOan GgtseaogIs, hui !" y ma.
Fli,a bud ey Hopkins. Gloucester Gamma 6u-tl, DO
ton. Emua BaAer. d.. Caa;Jn. CroSeil' o. D-cu
gallnt Nr1-s Mana, Hoogencyk, WHmInst3n y 4 scars
Hudson Hsavuer Boston Jonn ; Ceaneily Pr.stisaas
DAVIDSON Dnscoll. Albany A = e. Cateli; Ga" VII
harn.hgrg steamers Penooscot tla'k NeN- i'lA OAt
a. Q'N-ii Do . barge Alnany. Jones i'- - -
NEW PORT scot. Z3-Arr Drs Marsha bitchf stc'fi--
vsIy. Fal River lr PhaesiPafi eafs nl@!t afsol.
p leuee gr Kn, -iand Convert. Brown DO IT BAN 2
Alabama S.aIs. fn. Baag =. Z Pane D.er '1fo i1r
Hartford ScenSure. Alien HaTacb ilr y, ~. fl4ls-
in Burgess Pl.11oIih. fos 30 : Newton. Derry ?
RIVER N Ph Sea Bre-r~ Hlrlslu Boston iJr d. Ba,-
an pagen Haven flr 90 Eliza = Hannah, An5rrs.
Taunton for do. Adventure Prsnues 4 kyer tor New
Yors George aslmgton, Mah1ny IN PtosAleLce s.o -
S.al Isnculu Taunton f9r y. Nork LOUIS, SCerglAn,
40 for o. Eeyuslc. SoSle. Bsdl0s1 for Do Helen,
Piman. BRISTOL iof D.. HOPE SErn PaNiicket fcr A.
hsrv. Euere Gould. Orlcni for DO
Ser zi->ld CariaEn, Flose7s. isltHore for "aset-l
srhrs F4.iiar >no~ salem, ~ 49, Nqrs d ---es.,
r - Pr-triar~e fr D. r4sgr.te N.csersag til BAN,
r O. I1ie-. Cros17. Blsr1a ~ liz -sd, 500 b..
smith Fal F4rerflr My =. Clc ,ar. N--tL- Ara,
Siesser. a. IA. as2
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Passengers Arrived

IN ro kCfsh,p B4rard, iron. H1rreH Sch,n'1 ady and
caIld en Mrs Bealfnel Ch4s. { M1-gan tld lad
' Cont ur,.' MI Thofp. Nr. Psagl net G.. WAITE.
Aruster Reich ard LADY VI rhlm1 Chlriss k1.-
enze A. Smor,on Dr. Chsuser, A dc Cn4nsell, Carsr.
3 Satteref {. >qeisnt
In stir MesfQ. ron B-c-icg-N.ss VI SlebcTt.
Harfen. DieIcks and family. Edward Sclnedcr. A.
BerCnann Dr. c Arum. II Bothttld II Korf. G Seh'
IN t-Ig Ntrou ron Rerrui0-MrS HaISc. Servaa and
2chidreu. Mr.. Doan. Mss j Reese. : Eve and n.
A { Sipse. p Bocs, z. Fogco. X. McShea. + swain
som ID Sieerage.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER &c. 1851

sai,s r .s Nt's = srd -. tE :, >, - -r
u rHaf f,- sFl lrt m Ch -.r r- -. - al - l-c
NtGi-Ife -s-f '. @srT .41-a~. tae lns1 ?. - -
. 1.il a-er- s-t D. etsl - , -l--,lc 3 ef,
f-f sf . - a-a ns-~ Rfes gtrr- ?. - e. 90
roe % ttt Hrftt, rFrrr fn a- t'i p .n@s re
= ni ari lr.-e- frsrF rn = lt sal-~ .l4
5CGN.
OIL-CAEE--hc s.-s- sr' 80 frus 'hirV round ,. 81 =
O.
CANDLESr-.'ss or 5to ,eIcs ws'.era Aaa n'n'.ne .
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Cd tie -s.a So g., R.v - g.. -t.u. EICfA2O 4
BiGELoN e. flfss roLt HBiA T.. -, -l.er @. a, .lc
Wl = aas. % a.i 1. ih.s -.
- fne -av,a- Cta.ra rl T4r-efaT 7so-l r. : =
rrst tF Paw Ftr.ar W = y ~ THAN. e.. N11.i,
I O. sRf 4 RRoNFR - - No-s.
a. No-fh >afan r'a.t. hssffr 60 NJ Y p~ Netae'-
day eveufr : % o. ~ Rev n u N~La7r1i'a cE .
BAILEY % - T. O.. Or hltss SARAH ELlLAbEld
a ~ - af Not. s'an
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Passengers Sailed

u. st.p K ? Forhes from Boston for Ho-oi. IS DAVIS
aLd Sifr A a. SPENCER. tao ch ld reh and D.
: Fard and wifs aud Miss Fowler. OF New Yor> 4
Su' b oi Carthage \ Nes>rs J. DoIhTar lnd Ms
] n Brown u Boston Mrs Hardy soa. and NJ
Hcritv s ehid ~ Ma Bedford Mrs. " s. 49, l'e o.
LNru Vi S. WI-tf of " a. aud Mss z T. R-vnnlls :
ba-er. 90 BnIfcfd NJ rs SIrhans tvo children. Of
Msc1ss Me ! " Mlrsb OF Vermont ri rln Fs~r,.-.
Bangor Mr> Harms \ IN. OF Portsmouth. y h .-
Force of New Jersey Lieut. Wm Re nois oi Lane
ter Pa. Mr.. Benedict tour children, Of pst--~bIrs
Va Mr. K arSna of Honolulu
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Spoken. xc.

SEPT. 49, lat ST. - lon 60 -. ssnsl 'ci Sea1sr
steering (s1pno~ed g. be- the Asa, nom NeN-Nors t1
Liverpool
Sept 2O lat a. i0 lon - b. bars AarDnl hlneYCo
from Philadelphia fOr Charleston
Arg - LAT % a. llu o. OF srhr Con $ i'i, .ii'ln
10 DAYS from Cape Henry f-r Trinidad.
No date tpsy t. Sept q klnsad distant bO miles, htN
Pow hatian. Drink water. .clnl larlI lII NcN NorA
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LEA44N
DIED.

il Naafhs-. Ceurtanl Coeu'T % tle leta SEPT ~
il LA vie e i.-.s ~ Harlas Aud d.u-htsr 1t n
Smons frn-,y of Dl-slt,s Co-ll7. the ld yeas ei
De -.
A. NsV 0r'ca1. Sert If. ALBERT FERRY .red g
years. aufflrt 60 Loo. L. .rd.
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The Char announced that there was no choice.
fourth bal OF was had after an Intellectual moton TO
adjourn, II being l0ociock.
DURING the absence of the icllcrs the canon was
taken up and pas ed as reported by The COMMITTEE
with a ! ehi alteration.
The following was announced as the result Oi the
fourth ballot
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MINIATURE ALsAKAC---.rHIS DAY.
9UN-Rlsss--.-3 5l Ses-----) 81 MOON-Ssts i1a
HIGH SATER---- Sept -
saaGy Hook 3tm GOV island. z6n He'll Gate !. 07m
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r.nni,.. nr n-nl,,.
NaARRIrn-

- ~ Nrrs. Hr-~ 5a--s 4.-soie-'allt t,4s Fllu'
= .. a-..- n .s.r 81 r4.rs Noa ..l ...c -
Ct.rse -se hr-s ~. f-1 hls a as4. 80 : 20 D. c.r
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Professional Notices.

nOCTOR {. ". GRAVE, from llol-
ssln. Germany. Prstt1ner Of MstsiHe Ana sai
a. ',o - Pm hNks'
VrNIIED STATES PASSPORTS, lor
-. I,Ii.r.l..lle 10 Trags!efs-b<lnK sure plogfcld
.st.nst ls.su kgresson and A. NJ pefson AoEsN
Ind or tf4sd 10 Continental Europe Aoou- -
~ " .s Indies without me tney eaHh"t - '.-y
,rb Issu4d D, J B MONIES. Notars PuD!ci t@nA , "'
u.lssouar Tor nearly all The States oi IN. VShI -
BIodaWay
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t,yil be noticed by the above that the business OF
tins promising Road Is increasing handsomely.
We have heard OF no contracts made yet
nv purchasers. in TINS city, says TIE Erl.sie Jr-
ro for hogs. The prospects are excellent for prices
The market viii most propably open a. 81 Inc
hogs this season Sll no doubt be OF superior quail
ty to those of last as all from this section VIII oe
com fed and there is d prospect Of a much larger
number beng packed here than at any season before
The Ouwego Times furnishes the follow
ing comparative statement OF the shipments by Ca
nal during the "a week m September for tso sea
sons lsou ,n 1g ec,
Flour.-..-.-..-...--bols bols 2334 2ooo3
Wheat -----.--.----busli-- i',i-' .t- s.ei-
1"nb., n 3Of942i f0s 10
There was good inquiry for Wheat n o.
vego on Monday with bat little Offering Sales
Of 70bushels Ono at - cents from store $500 do
from store Received by Lake past Is hou-s-95s3
bushels Wheat loo so. Rye 1000 DO Barley and
Gj5ocOfeet lumber shipped by Canal-5'3lo ools'
Flour l7.776bus Wheat 1881 DO. Corn 20 casss
Butter so6Ooo Zee, Lumocr. Tolls, $},s55 g.
The receipts OF the Madison a0d Indian
apors Railroad for the woea ending the 9cih rs,
---------------S9 'o'
Couospondmg week last yoar---------------- J.l1l
Increase, &c b cent----------------------- 80
The Madison Courier Of the l9th inst m speaking %
the business of Madison and the road, says Upon
INQUIRY ths morning. We dnd thai ihe mills a-i
sorchouses m the city full of wheat anI other
produce. The rycri SO low thai nothing can oe
.h,pped consequently. orders have been sent % tle
various points on the railroad to withhold The freq a.,
for time" With d nse OF the river the business II
the road VIII show still larger gains. The iAs' 'i@
months of 1850 paid dividend OF y cent. The
increase on those receipts, during the present h'ii
wear have exceeded 80 T. cent.
The gross receipt, Of the Morris Canal
for The week ending sept %. we're ----- S52i0 ~
Allowance Tor dTaa bac k,-.-...----- ol' o'
$500 80
Corresponding week last year----------- .395 ,., 81
Increase -------- -----------N -N9'')' ''
The interest on the Reading Railroad
Bonds Of OwIll be PAID II Philadelphia OF the ~
october.
The prices tog Lumber at Albany remain
about The same as they were last week though there
l. mantle ,ied strong disposition 70 sell and con
cossions are made for cash The trade during tae
week has been rather dun, though since the arrival
ofthe feet Of vessel, brought by the st south VIM
a large amount has been shipped. Holders OF Lumber
are anxious to realize. and the shipping iicli,es
offering beng mnch larger than for some weeks
past those dcsirous OF obtaining supply for the en-
SUNG season, VIII find the present favorable une
for buyng FTelghis, - well A. the marAe- Tor
nearly every description Of Lumber. favor them
We annex the receipts a. Albany from the onea'ns
Of Canal navigation 10 Tie 22d SEPT inclusive. dur
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ing the wear, named

Railroad e> far as Mansfield. has been -e-il With "A
T rail- which ls now lad o. the entire length o' i's
miles. 7ht >s4i.s.8 urrlr says
III IS now. ~ every respect, o-c OF tle best all
most perfect roads the nlfed states, ana Ne are
graihed 90 leam l. DONG prosperous business. 10
passes through TIE ucne>t ayr cultu-A. Region IN
Ohio. and reaches the rich mineral district %. thc
State The fuuaCaiion OF - permanent pro>peIt
l. therefore secured beyond al contingency No
rlval uack can destroy the business oI ar2li rely
lng on the country through which u passes ior -
business. Fifteen thousand bls.elS u WAett per
day are now arriving on this road, with large quia
Try OF Flour an other rollng freight Large GUAM
Uuca, thirteen miles from the Ohio Canal ant 10
vii come IN freely from Newark. ne very bank II
the canal, as soon as tae warehouse acc0mmol4-
tons ale completed 40 .he Ot pot Of Tue Tai al,
thus showing The superiority oi railroads over ca
nails for trans pOrllng The heavier articles o. frei-li
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Ey telegraph.

Tae packet ship M4rmar Young. for L.serr, aa- A.
ctoiac it the ~ Spt
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&tN.NnO1,-Io Loan . a, 4. .IS ,,. per ,,.,!. cent,

w Ns'''N' Interest ou inj and H"ftgags.
"a Que oT more Suusl on productive kea Estate ia ths
CITY. ior three or i,c beats Arpl, e.
John 4 COTREY.
sls ~ Va. g Wall ~ cor of Bfoai.st
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'IO the STOCKIIOLOERS OF the
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

' fNFN-JERSEY INTEREST at the rate n -even
rer per aunum un all sAd the siocA
ai the COMPANY val be- sal the office of the Com
At EIfahethport on the ls' day ~ Ocieb"r n"it Inc
transfer book will be closed Until October ., s) Dated
"a ~ GEO ~ PEGRAm Treasurer.
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inansial.
SAVINGS BANK

a Fncr OF broal say suc Anthony Il rh- lasa.,ion
ar'ffec by me ie->af re = ne sac Of Ns~-N.sA
VIII commence fsine,s nn WEDN NESDAY tn lot Oc.o'
her LeKt from 3rlu stti.sk y NJ e No IA dFead~ay
O. uer of Anltont So, Nud contnus e'rn ihr-saner
MONDAYS. NEDNf>N ANS ard SAIL I'D AIS OF eacA
week. a. the same 0OufS
This iuSutuos lernfted ~ rfceive trp~its from al
oi persons srd toe arhic genes ali, lpvitr
avail themselves NJ The aeN taAe, th.nhy Ai,nled II ~
rrpaag ,h,f sufl sf1sIs interest," nefS~ts ~ 81
and upward vii De received Al moneys received VAL be
esic m the best Kinds I'd stocks stcures ad Oouds
c.d mort on rcai ta'c worth -cnhe he amoiEt ~
fhc u s.f' '.I Nft tha
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% Z u n Is
NNHNNN NanH nm aHNA
Presde0t-MilliAM ' BRADY
eif>t Weep c,lCcff-Ni n son *. HUNT
Se,old s-prfsf.af- STR ANCtS A PALMER
LLA-L--L. ALD--r

OTFrtE OF rHE NEW -ifgSsN ENrLoRING AN MiSlNe(
COMPANY. NJ 81 iihe st New Nork, 71a Sept 1851
THE NEW JERSEY EXPLORING
u AND MINING COMPANY and The SUSSEX ZINC
AND COPPER MINING AND MANUFACGO q RING
COMPANY HAVING by LEGAL tr'clss % Arrecmoat coaso
dated their respective crusfs the Shareholders o each
Com equally rsfat hc prupcrty And effects
o 10th and va be- equally epted to AZ sNleo n declared
there.n. isF6 tfi IRNfS |. CURTIS, fyesdent
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COMPANY At a

Special Meeting of the StocA holders % ne Edgs-
worth Company held sept " inHt voted lay an
assessment uf doafs each share payaAe on OF be-
f. the 1T of October next and that The uaass books be
81 ,t The 2Ih oi ssptsnbef a. The 5lh Of OcOhsr,
thai he ar gauc 0f the sock be- dsei Agd nted al
seven dollars aud thai further a.,s-ssH shall here
s2o tO5. 4 PARKER Cie6A
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Total amount Of accommodating fund $Se52 -
R.pcrt Of Tr,.siees of Fa.d fOr Ag'd ami iafrm
oiusymtA.-The Trustees Of ,he fnnd ioT The Rehd
Of AGED and Infrn ClcTgymen respectfully report
Tha, since the Report OF the Treasurer 20 the last
Convention he has rcceiyed from lO6 cougrcg ttlons
IN Me Diocese, and from donations, me aggregate
80. ~ ...-.-.---.---.$3,59 ,59l %
So .,o., a., f,,nds invested - 525 90
p,lapce On hand .S3,2g7 50
The investments heretofore reported remain IN
changed, and together with the bond and mortgig
Of SI,CO0, above referred 10, now amount to $4,000.
The number Of cltrgymen who Il present receive
ard fsom ,ho Fund is eight, tn whom nave Deen ap-
goprIated the sum OF 8 100
R,poyf Of tLc ( o,amtffsC the Gra'Td Tho0togcdt
S>mmarv-Thc Committee on the General Iheo-
Loscal S,minary respectfully report that there IS no
eiap,e IN the position Of the Seminary since last
wear and no necessity for report.
Tmg TIRsT BALLOT FoR PROVISIONAL Bisnor.
The CLERICAL vote was as follows
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LrOR - F 10000 Canal Reyeneu
Y Certsicat.
2i0,o per Tt stock oi lsbo
JO.cC0 l. q e. Per Cent stock of 1867
le0o0 hct-i..s 8 Por Cen STOCK u lae
50 Ne, s'gns1le Land Wafrants rez ui1
s,slguneuts ala tl..5 aansE'ecd
si5 MWSF J THOMPSON a Willst
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


tsstsnt Episcopal Church or tac Diocese OF
ksw-york.
SECOND DAY-HoRvrxo SESSION.
THURSDAY, sep, Is, ls'I
l2,por, Csntin Ell from VIE PA<eJ
While the Iellers we're out, the Inufch
d a. Jshns, WilhamsburgA, was adntea " '"e
us.cn vita tie Convention, and t DeesASs ''0A
their sesps.
The Teuers r.pof,ed TIA, Chfisi Church. pfoys-
hn. claimed two votss on the ground OF ha'ihs d
eAstel a, Bushxick. The Tellefs ha1 received ou'
one. Referred 70 the proper Committee 70 repof'
kr,hwuh
s,s.,oy..v While the Tellers were out,
.,o ,,i,tee on Missionaries reported 81 mlSson-
.re, 10 new stations IS stations IN all surplus
., efe from Trinity Church, II the " Jubilee" oHer-
,osy, on the ittn June
The Committee submit d list Of the Missionary
ss,ons no upon the book Of the Treasurer together
nh the names OF the missionaries who have been
.,peinted 10 stations. They also annex the names
.f chprches societies and individuals, contributing
~ the fsnds and the several amounts 50 contributed
Rspor, oC the Trustees Of tse EPlscopai Faqf.-1he
Trustees Of the Episcopal Fund oi the Diocese OF
New. ork, report TO me Convention, tna'
The amount OF the olspOssOie Iund Il INC 1890. 49,,
zane as Their last report, VIZ ----------s' 800 ~
All invested on bond and mortgage, a
follows
Az per cent per anuun- n-------SI5OOO ~
,s,.,e.r, 70, anuuu a. 500 90
Tota ............-------.s6 s67, 500 10
lasome.-Balance on hand as last year,
.,,s ,n,1rest ............. $i396 %
p.x,oen,s Total payrnents. ts..--..-....--- 3g9j ~
u.,.,ce nm hand ......--.. s9JI lI
n. ., u,s,o, Dclansy. ....-- $3.50 90
Accommodating Fund.--Varous sources
<l,212 p
.a..a 900 o.
hoA''"----- sf72 q
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GOAL.-Coal s. .al ~ iof " az as"' IS.
ls.rerd lrca co.. .. a, - k.--c-.-i.'
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pfotsIz Important from Havana.

We re~.yed, last night, by the arrival Of the
ssenshil herokee, dates fron Havana to the
Nah instau. with q mass Of correspondence
psrsion which will be found in eur columns.
n tho obsble state of alarm created by the
snloun, e.1ent, at Havana, OF an instruction at
NY rot be without some exaggeration; yet it is
quite 81 --.ent that conflict ha. taken place be-
tween the people of that district and tbs troops
o. L. government. so far as We have been able
b. s.9s the Inlie diate cause, the part o: the
people, of heir disaieetion, We tgaee il to Ire
nsrai Lemory's policy at Puerto Principe, Which
seems to have exaspera.ed the populace to seek
n,taa, redress by demonstration in the republican
style. This exhibition, attended, as it appears to
have been afterwards, by skirmish between .he
people and tie .re7ps may, may not, lead further
s,lbi esks in ether parts " the island Our CORES
ysadents seem 10 believe not only that ii will, but
tAas concentrations have bsen made already in
svsral places--but the whole lair, perhaps, is
Ast desperate sSratsgem Of the expedtionsts to
.sah sympathy for thcir cause the citizens of the
Ufktsd States should be careful how they npli nate
ne national honor BY taking part in it. We have
known that the defeated invasionists OF Csrdeuas
have intended to make some further esogts, and it
WIS only yesterday that the National Ileiige'loa'
psbhshed an article on this subject, warning the
shsushtless from being misled by handful Of
military adventurous. We have Published the
astsale in another column, and commend its wise
sd,iss 20 all hose who are disposed TO brei ak the
Asutrality laws between Spain and this country.
Hereafter we may have something more to say with
regard TO the state Of Cuba, and re condition of
IA, island with respect to popular insurree .ion
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The French Company, at Brougham's
Lyceum.

We have recently called public attention the ad.
mrable performances 4 the French company of
diaus, Who have taken Broughsms Lyeeum within the
lst two three weeks for the purpose Of giving
Of French plays We have now however, the pleasure
Of calling attention more particularly IN the artistic
merits of the performers who fall 10 the
lvlie- interest by their admirably natural style Of re.
pr,septing character Madame fognct Is the represen-
tative of the old ladies and artistic who never fails
to excite the utmost pleasure by her excellent per-
natural style and whose beauty aud vivAey delight tho
auditors are AIDE moiscos Ltons DArmont and F6lcc
mad Madame Richer Whenever they appear the utmost
pleasure IL excited by their arstical excellence and the
with which they repre.ent the female characters a.
signed 10 them There has been grea. curiosity excited
by there ladies' whose s,yle OF acting original and
simple and 30 true 10 naturc-snd the applause which
they continually receive and the emotions which they
continually excite By their talent at delnsation how
superior they the formal style common 10
the English school Of COMEDY. The actors also arr
equally agreeable representatives Of the characters
which they assume. Robert Kemp IL AN artist who
wculc make sensation anywhere, and would rank In
the b. hest grade he the English stage He T.
ably sustained BY hH aocisss, Messrs Bressani Dur.
reux tdouaid, and others.
Taking the eompsny stogoth.r, and the admirable
manner in uhcb they represent the best plays OF the
frsnth stage, saisfrd that the entertainments
are such NUT command the attention OF those who
have any claim TO afte and dacernm.nt In the dra-
matte art; and IL s to b. hoped that the present enter
rrso viii lie well supported that may hereafter base
the permanent establishment Of the French stage 10 The
fn.ircpSus
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Kew ssek, Tuesday, July ~. 1851.


The Paeii Irrived last night. She left Liverpool
en- the 9th inst and twelve days in making
tie passage. hut accident to one other engines,
- described ~ another column, wss the cause Of
Me length Of h.r voyage. She brings very little
news. There ) been no actual change in cotton,
sst .he market mad declining tendency. Bread
ssaffs were a little lover. NJ. dc Too4ueville had
nado his epor the revision of the constitution of
France. Stvs republican and moderate in its tone,
sna vel eived
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lru stare 80 i'roslway opposite Chrty Ministries
imported and weighing 30 lbs lsng feet inches; cir
eumfernce, feet 10 ches Also steamer sonther
ripe musl mt lens. waterneons, hg plunh peaches
Deput or Choice Fl. its
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THE TEnUAy1ErEc BusrNE>s--Too FAsr.-Sone
of our contemporaries, supposed to have been large
ly implicated in the late exploded Cuba spocula-
tons, are excessively indignant at the summary
proceedings Of the Mexican government, in expcL
ling the party Of American surveyors, under Major
Barnard, acting under the guarantees OF the grant
u the right Of way TO Monsieur Garay. 1t il Ger
tainly matter Of regret; bu. in advance Of any
treaty stipulations between the tso countries TIN.
surveying party assumed oil the risks OF the enter
prise. 1t i alaudable undertaking. aud one which,
when completed. win immensely facilitate the
communication between the Atlantic states aud
The Pacific seabosrd. Tho great mistake q the
company was, that they were too fast. They should
have waited for the treaty. Nov, the jealous.es Of
Mexico being excited, the work may possibly BE-
pend upon the contingency Ut annexation. Toe
work meantime, by being little too fast, Is inde-
hnitely Suspended Fast is'the word, but not too
fast.
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sole article for Instantly changing red or grav hsr
tetptpi tlack or brown. Jourauts
hn tmple ircckes sunburn in toe sam, saloy.
bts &c. i0Ntre Subtitle roots hair from lns '0fsieal
Tany part 81 The body Lignid Rouge, Lily White s,
Clos, o, are all -four AZ ~ Waller sre near Brond
way Calender, - 8. Third street, Philadelphia
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Of tie lav In all the FEDERAL and Cours and although
hees affair Zee vet the caue Of shs suer
Tor the want Of trihe pri eu4shr
move lin against HE client Let those who have ke lm
t. hefed judges or lawyers mark this The hrtest
prices vi bs obtained from setaal settlers for land
rants. J. ARLINGTON BENNEr,
Treasurer Of the WASHINGTON genct,-,
Iut t1na
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greatest perfection AZ Batcheor No Wall sress Hs
re end loupees are for natural
sno SUITABILITY His lair Dye aso procured al All
irnfs ht and perfumeres in town or country Bessre 81
limitations, and copy The address
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Vegetable Dyspepsia Biteers-,

The Test SUNNI medicine with which IRE farai n
Hntehns tter and the popularity IL has attained
remedy for the most obstinate OF dyspsps Is wsi
bestowed 1t sold at BE low price Of fifty aud
per bot lie 60 that an who disposed TO virtues
rsNe no reas neslect do he Of
The principal Office for ito sale lie at liz fulton strs
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ble and at the time the most soplote article We,
msnufac,urei. having every requisite for to
let, Tor sale W q. SAUNDERS SON.
~ and 81 Bruadxav.
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d. WyBkecps 1ons 'or the eTec.uai cure Of this
meved TO rs Fulton street. Sun Building Ills oeebrated
hnharseek and Sarsapara also be obtained the
same place The ABOVE srses are highly BY
prs thilton, Fleming, Humburt. Kent and others.
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eurtd BY Dr Tobiss Ven, ian Lninens. Ia IL perfectly
harmless and may with safety be gvon TO an intas ooe
gons TO the conn ry should be without DO Tie gift it
fals no money asked. Depot ~ Green yieh street