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had good demand, the earlier part Of the week ss.
pes and the sales have Dss % sUO bales Es Ind. at
shsac offered freely aud about 900 chests sold at $685.
for broken up to 4os for livery orange being cheap
chiefly realized from 3D. 4d being again slightly 10 wer
1leO bags Clutch partially qrtted los Cd lIs 2s3
or gums ssles Of 80 chests Onbanum from Is 33s 10
Anma is E7 TO- the former value; 20 Ben
smin at f6 fe l5 and about half Of ll6 casks Turkey
Arabic ct Az SIS Gambler is the spot, sad
lSs. has been paid in small quantities; there are,
however sellers to arrive at l5s. Cd few packages
90. . lSs Quicksilver 81. Sd IS. "a Saffron, 21s
American oU Of peppermint 10 lis for fin, Camphor,
China held At S7s Cd VI dyewoods sale OF 10 tons Ma
dras. Red Sanders at "a l0,, "a los and 100 tons
Nicaragua, Lima and Msza.lsn At ei2 q. 90 Els;
Rio d. Ia lische 1t fl0 Indigo-ll5 ssrons duate
msls at auction sold at from Il Sd "a al for very lean
Cores to good sobrs being par to I'd cheaper East
India sorts the busine,s has been limited but deliveries
proceeding very satisfactorily In the iron trade
moderate business doing bars and rails at the pre-
vous currency but with order hand they might DO
obtained somswhat under last quotations Ln,ed cakes
60 of freely ct Ct 5s for town made We quote
U. 8. oblong fS o. in barrels and ct It's Cd f3 in
bags thick and thin round f6 i5s Ct. Oils-sperm dull
at fsaa fs5 Southern though very scarce
quote 1t nomnay ESQ l0s. f32 pale seal is in some
demand at f32 los cod is In limited request at f3i
olive dull without change in value; cocoa nut csrcs
and fully maintains its value palm 27s 27s Cd; lin
seed has again declined and quote it heavy at
2ss on the spot while Us 3d. has been accepted for the
first and 26s for the last six months of 1852 The
tity exported from the United Kingdom for the nine
months ending 10th October ha, been 500 TONS against
lOoO IN looO ana ocCO IN 1919 during the same perod
saltpetrel00 bags Bengal at auction have been part
ly disposed Of at from 25s Cd 2ss for II to lbs
reffaction, being 3D. cheaper spsiter--rhsrs are
held firm at ETA for sies,an. Spices are quiet.
suGAR-The demand is still inanimate, but we do not
quote any decline The sales of West Iuda the week
comprise 1850 hhds. or Bengal aud Msuritius 10000
bags have been brought for ward which have partly
found buyers at rather irregular prices 4,6 hhds 22o
bbs Porto Rico have been sold at SIS Cd 39s 2450
boxes Havana, mostly damaged from 3ls Cd for good
brown up to sos Cd for mddng white 100 cases white
Bahia from 33s 3D. 36s Cd and 5000 bags brown Per.
hams at aos. 3D. Sis. Cd Nothing done in cargoes
afcat In the continental markets dulness is the dis
tiDgushing characteristic The result Of the Trading
CompaDys sale of "a ia baskets which took place yes
terdsy at Amsterdam will not be known till to morrow.
We add note of the imports and stocks to tbs LIST in
slant by which 1t will be that the great Of
stock is in this country.
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QARNUNs AMERICAN MUsEuM.-P T. BARNUH.

CIRCUs.-NEw YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BowERY.
~ Thanksgiving Day Festival. Two splendid entertAAn
ments, afternoon and evening Thursday. November q.
beautiful Ponies will appear in both entertanm m nsS
Boxes and Parquette Is oents Children half prices Pit.
l2k ceuts.
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HsvaY NARErr, November 10 --Cotton.-0 closing GU
last report left market very dull but gave out
change to prices On Tuesday night, received our
letters frem the United States under date New York
I'D and New Orleans 2st ult per electric telegraph
Since then under the impression of considerable crop
almost stationary and this state OF things has been in
by the desire manifested on the part of holders to
FELL by al aoa in consequence of which prices have
given snSideraby without hardly any transactions
taking place Stock hand however, Is rather more
supported, owing to its scanness The sales from We'd
edAy to Saturday incusvey do not exceed LOO bales,
OF which 100 bales to arrive by ship not yet cleared at
the rate OF 75f for middng New Orleans On Saturday,
we received the Liverpool circular giving important
fransactlons aud eighth of penny advance during
the week and at the same time our adyce5 by the At
laptic came 10 hand, announcing great activity and
rising in New York and ports Of cold weather in
Georgia and south Carolina which however have pro-
Guced effect here. We thus the week with
ECO bales ssfs 200 Of which Bengal and yesterday
looking for further accounts from the States Amer
ca from Boston, with dates TO the 10Th ult, extract
of which has been received from England sales have
not exceeded 200 bales with price much the but
abe desre 10 realize prevails for stock in port yell
a. arrive that, generally speaking tres. orinare
Louisiana not fetch is9 aud other deg nations
in proportion TO up the sales Of the week do act
exceed 2s53 bales Of which 37 bales to arrive and
81 bales Bengal against arrivals. Our stock is
Therefore reduced TO 10 coo bales OF which 600 bales
only United States including LOCO bales Sea Island.
The following among the sales effected ISL
bales New Orleans at 7f S9f Il bales Mobile ct 7bf
"A SCI as bales Upland nj T4f s6f GIL bales Bengal
at 3sf 3qf SO bales Guadalupe at s0f 81 bales
NV Orleans to arrive, at sSf 55fTotsl ass bales
sr.rrNrNT or CorroS ~ HAvRE, on THE 12rH Nov.
STICK LIST January, bales. 80 oil Of which 3s636
Iurrc from the LIST 2ia SIS do 233g2l do
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Of November incluslvs, during the years 1850 aud

UInc.. SS5S13 Dec. 1888 In a3s305S In. 45,s43
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tide water from the of navigation to the
d of November inclusive, during the years 1919 and
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STOR PLACE OPERA HOUsE.-sECOND GERMAN
performance Of the best society Of German actors
United States under the of Charles Stein
turdAy Nov 49, for the time in New York,
RINGER OF THE CHURCH or NoTkE DANE, AND E5-
MERALDA TuE Gypsy GIRL-an interesting drama, In
six tabeaux by Alexander Dumas Doors open a. OK
commence at ~ o'clsck Prices of admission
the So not secured seats all parts Of the
house, so cents; Anphitheatre, % eents
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Ashes--American potash continues in favor and the
following sales have been made viz Fl bbls In port at
fSf 5E: so DO 20 deliver in December at AR to 42f 25
&C DO 10 arrive from York by Zurich at 43f TO s3f Is
yer 90 kill uty paid Pearlash s neglected and nominal
at .if TO Az so and Casan at 4f to Az per so kill duty
Yad CofeeSevera public sales have taken place this
W ek for damaged, by which the trade has been sup
ri I'd; but rates well supported Sales 230 bags
Rio az co 70 20 OIL 100 bags Gonavts at fe5; III bags
100 90 los and 9l2 bags Flo ct % to l03 the latter
iots damaged per &c hill duty paid Quercitron Bark
This article quite neglected and prices languid at LAT
for Philadelphia and 1a fer Baltimore. iRice-Ths
article Il exceedingly dull and have no sale whatever
10 police rates, however well supported for
Carolina rice, which Is getting scarce. TalowNo in
Cury whatever and prices nominal at j6f for Russia 90
deliver end Ct the month Whalebone-since the last
accounts from the fishing grounds announcing the loss
OF several wbalers rates have improved sensiby At
m public sale of damaged bone, $500 Kill northwestern
and southern paid from $50 to 1855 and since then
Nv private contract 800 Kill polar found buyers
1854 50 the article would be worth to-day 255 per &c
XII duty paid In other articles notice sales Of lot
auction.
MRssRs. Barring BROTHERS CIRCULAR.
IorpoN. November Ia --Cochinea-1nly 200 bags Hon.
uiss offered this week which partly sold at g. 81 Be-.
ii for silver being fully Id easier Cocoa--ls0 bags
Bahia held for the previous value Of 2s Cd Coffee
arket quiet but holders not disposed 10 give way,
ard prices chow little change In Brazil and st Domingo
Kinds nothing done good ord Rio s held at 37s Cd,
900 bags native Ceylon sold this afternoon at
2es Gu sos and 500 bsgs Rio at 37s The continental
dvicee report little actv and letters from Rio to-day
contsin nothing new regards the crop. We subjon
statement Of the imports and stocks to the LIST inst viz
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RROUGHAMS LYCKUM-MRS. sKERRETTS BENE-
~ ht-Monday, December l, 1851. Four Pieces GRIST
TO THE MILL. A new Farce. TURN OUT. and KOS
bUTHS KUN. Box Book now open.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, I7s CHATHAM SQUARE. ONT

EELLows MINsTRELs. 4A BROADWAY-rHE MA
pleasure announcing 70 the public Il rioh
treat engAsomep Of MI r. H. Sitter the inmtabie ead
truly delneato of the character and
rvscd breakdown dancer which, together with the usual
old we'll b,nd Of Min
stre make the greatest bill Of amussmen offered 70 shs
public.
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EELLOWS' MINsTRELS GIVE GRAND AFTER
performance Than hsgivng day, for the
mediation Of families when Dick Sitter the champion DAN
will appear. Commence at =. M Doors open at
WHITES MELODEON.-GRAND AFTERNOON PER.
w Torrance Thureday Thanksgiving dayl commence
ms at The Entertainments this day will consist
Of all the wonders and astonhmsnts of the great Wizard
and King of the Mist.
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RNoRY HALL NEW 0RLEANs-rHIs FINE HALL
"A has been completely repaired and decorated in most
central position L. st present. the most suitable
in New Orleans for concerts panerAmss and other sxhi
tons IL is brilliantly lighted VITA and will comforta
bly, sest from 90 70 $50 persons. The undersigned 10
authorized by the proprietor To- contract In this city for the
W. CoRBYN, Broadway Theatre.
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In the corn trade we have more frmness to notice this
week; but unless for very choice samples Of English
wheat have change In value TO report. The last
weekly su1 aggregate average Of English wheat was 30s
Id per quartet Flour IL rather saeable the price
o. United states ranging from l5s 2os per barrel In
(ien CEN IN very moderate request Cotton-We bare
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL NO
E2 Broadway, above Grand strees-Open every night
during The week until further notice. The original and we'll
known Christys hinstres comprising an efoent and
s and the manasemsn. Of chrs.y whose concerts y
With favor By highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets cents Doors at az and will commence 81
fully that the Saturday afternoon concerts dis
Day an Afternoon COMFORT, Commanding 81 oeeek T. n
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NUMEROUS CURES DAILY, BY DOCTOR WARD, OF
delicate disorderslis UDtortunntos Friend beats ell
medicines hitherto. bottle, with book only one dollar
Who will give fees after thaR by calling him you will
save monoy and health Citlens and especially saaGers
ost apt 10 be mood be oareul to remember % Canal
street where only known the secret Of curing expedous
liz and cheap.
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NLATIONAL THEATRK, CHATHAM sTRRET-pRE

EVENING PERFORMANCE.-Doors open ct 6L; curtain
rises AT o'clock The entertanments will commence with
MABEL, ThE CHILD OF rue BATTLE FIELD-Stson-
hGld MT CLARKE Pierre Rosenbsr Mr. Arned Bill Norris
IT, Mr. Fox; Mabel Mrs Nichols; Nannete Miss Hathaway.
After which he drama Of the FOREST OF BONDY-Lieut.
AuSr Mr. Arnold; Eloi Miss Hathaway; Us:gls Mrs Nj
Big Nose Mr. Arnold; Little Nose Murray Joe
Barber: Iisette kiss Iudam
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V,ABERNACLx-TBEPU PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFUL

III
informed that grand Vocal and Instrumental Conoer,
will be given Monday evening" Deoemb by commit
tee Of gentlemen Of this city for the relief Of Nr Joseph
Perkins, old and highly respected member Of the Frs De-
partmen who has lately through been deprived
Of the means Of support The following artists have most
generously rendered their Frstutous ssryceMrs Emma
Gillipghaa Bosxick hiss Msris Leach Mr. Lys.sr Mr.
stephen Leach, Mr.. John A. Kyle the celebrated Futt
Mr. Sedgwck Professor Of the Concersina Mr. Gooda vo
linst who will have the honor Of making bis hrst appear
in Amersa The whols under the direction Of Mr.
Loder Tcketa 80 CENTS to be had at tho various
stores the gentlemen Of The committee
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AWUDUMUUYUs

NIBLO's MANAGER. MR.. JOHN sEfroN-TTcK-
~ cts. " ceSts Private Boxes So Doors open ~ V
Rsys Family fhsnissivins night. Thursday, Nov. 81.
Youth night Of the fairy comic pantomime which sbounds
with the exraordsry and srfui magical seots,
tricks and Infant Twins the Tight
Rope; Gabriel Harlequin lies frsnck and Berth; An
tome his great part Of Aaoow Francois IN two
Aons Brilliant To commence with evoluens the Tight
Rope 70 be followed blythe buresque Of The
CO0PERs. To conclude with hAZULh or the Night Owl.
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4 Musical Hall, "A Broadway. between Howard and
Grand stree-open every night. This truly celebrated
band Of performers under the j. B. Follows
whose concerto IN this city the have
received witt greatest favor by the elite and fashion
from all parts Of the Union Fellows ball is Of the
most comfortable budsgs in this city Admis5 Is
Doors open at 6 concers to commence st TX o'clock
afternoon concert every Wednesday and Saturday co
uencng at O'CLOCK. "
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NIIssILoNGHI GALLERY NOW oPEN.-UALL OF
WI Exhibition, G63 Broadway. Admission IS eenta
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Broeme sree.-Doors open at 6i TO begn at o'clock
Dress Circle and Parquet cents Family Circle IS ets;
Orchestra Seats ST. Private Boxes S. Thurday evening"
Nov the perform will with the comedy Of
the MONEY nARKETEx, C;pplsdrake, Mr. BreyshAn;
drake Mrs Maede To the Of The F0UR
sisTERS-Beauehamp, M Jordan Tom Snofie, Mr. Bris-
ol hrs Skerrett in four characters. To conclude with
kossUTHs KUk-Pennfether, Mr. Broughsm; Mrs. Psery.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival Of the Cherokee.

The L. :. mail steamship Cherokee,
Henry Windic Commando, arrived or Satgrdaymor-
ming from New-Orieans and Havana. she sailed from
New Orleans on the 1871, and Havana on the 10Th
The steamer Falcon arrived from Chagres on the
18Th. with 500 passengers
There were no American vessels OF war At Havana
when the Cherokee sailed
The town is perfectly quiet, The sudden depart
ure of the Intendentc 70 the states caused little
eXcNmcnt and much regret.
We are indebted 10 li- Paine, the Pur,er Of the
Cherokee Tor files Of tie D,qrio dc 10 Nqria1 and
Ioro Industrial, TO the 10Th inst. There is 10 local
news. The departure OF the War steamer PIzarro.
(Which arrived at this port yesterday carrying the
Count Of Yllanucva 10 Europe by way of the United
States, announced Nothing Is stirring m politics.
The Cherokee brings the California mails. and 800
passengers.
Died at sea, on boar} steamship Cherokee June
90 Augustus Thomas. of Westerly. Va aged about
40 years.
Tho following is a Us, Of the Cheroset's pas
sngers:
aIr Valentine aud lady DIr Drlnuond I'D. suJ cA.id
children and servant Madam Hanson. Madam R.,Ie
Madam Larmont. VI Beaumont. VI Parker j. Victor "
lady family. aud servant Mss Mary Armstrong Miss Hon
Ietta Armstrong Hal. lady, family and SER ant. Nr,
want. Geo Hauscr. lady and sister Miss Lachapelle.
Madam Duianthean and children. Mrs Post child and
nurse Hiss Lean Mrs Lacy SIrs Clarke and child. Mrs
Cook and children. Mrs Buckley children and servant.
Miss Burden. Ms Allen, Mr., DAVIS. Mrs Palke. r
Arei lady and child. lambert. Sigesne p . Co
vert l. G. Elks>. b Balchc Hoben'. n Hardy. Van
Osicrn Corvan and lady. Mr. Smith. Madam Adler,
Col Alarcun VI GalOdy. G. " Holmes. " z Mclean.
Mrs Reasc Miss Harriet Tufts Master VIM Tufts. Mrs
arthur and children Charles DAVIS. james Cameron.
lady. child and servant. Madame de Leiniaud, Lewis
Lavumaud Jacobs, Miss Curtlss Madame Forguet.
Mrs Newal. Miss Brewer. Mrs Bourge. J W SkidmoTe.
Mrs Marscott and 2 children Trogr,. Martel, VI
Wamplcr l. : Survey Wu Could. VIM Bailey VI VI Wad-
dell WIN Buckley. W II Haskell. VI Mcdonald VI Che
rola s T. Fulun 4 Rodl Mr. Mott T Cotton. Thomas
Cotton. Mrs Ward and child Mrs Mary Burnham. VI Cur
tISs Mr. How and and 80 an the Steerage
From Hqr0nl-M Martin. Jas Hanly VI Escharte. Pedro
Armand. l. La CRUZ, Jas LLOYD. Dr. TAYLOR and lady VI
Kinser. Jose Mayer. Vi Macy, Jno Bowen. Wood. VI
L0Gdnan
Fran Clagrcs-Jamos Scott, Wa II Fairchld. Watson
Smith. 1 ) y Jones J. Lyon G. GOytch. Mrs Travis.
NJ Marus, VI Throshner, p Smith, Jas Dates, VIM II
Tuner .no Paine Middleton, Mrs Rhuadc>, Capt Muir
iav j VI I.aburde F Dustin - Brooks. u Donohue.
NJ rhael Harris + Trur and - n the steerigr.
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p.0yci under TIC same SAD Slrcacs - - be salts
factory % sad Commissioners. AMI 70 make oath
That they are 'oniiy worth douOie the amount
fgicc' 10 PEP paid on said ccn'rac'. aai above
fhci- tC5's AZ contracts shah contain stipulation
expressly limiting the liability Of the state 90 he
pay sent thereon ouiN Of The moneys realfri from
tht >s.e> ui Canal revenue certificate authoukct by
Chr, 1r', aL- rum Tie surplus revenues any. mon
toned 70 tl,s >ccisn. Within one month AFTER TIE
making of any contract uuiCr tins trt wheuu Equals
a. exceeds ln amount The sum q, $4,000, tne sad
COMMISSIONERS shall cause 90 De- Published IN the
STATE paper trCi statement Of the wOrN 20 Dc done
Under ite contract together with the names Of ali
ptrCr> vao proposed 20 perform the same the
amount or their respective hlt, mi designating the
person persons W.ts whom tie contract Was made,
ant ilt Larla> or their >ureg'> All The PROVISIONS
oi TIE Revised Statutes in relation to tlc making ant
letting o.. contracts Ter TIE performance Of work On
tlc Can: of ih> itc aad NJ, contrary % the pro
VISIONS OF 1ti snail apply io-on.iacis authorized
bV fa.~ aDf" lost
Ar STANTON moved the following as q new So
ton " No member oi ilc Legislature 80 mcmberof
ihc tna Ro1ni and 40 Stale officer shall De either
directly or indirectly interested m any contract or
'C5 20 bC performed hy authority Of tins aci and any
such contract 81 JOB. Do which such person shall
rc thr> Interested. may De declared forfeited IN The
discretion OF fhe Canal Comm >sloner> or n they D.
interested then n = 20 the discretion OF the Canal
bOart. without sub Getting the state 90 any Obligation
to pay damages on account Of such forfeiture" Lost
Ire question was then taken on the twciilh sec
uOn. and 70 was adopted
VI. STANTON offered q new section. proN ltlng Tor
directions 20 The Canal Boan o. pay each ab0lcr one
dollar rcr say ior ten working hours.
] be- senate. ai Tins point. Adjourned OH MoaiY
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c,,,n,enf have gone beyond the exclusive power
NsnsA Tce herself lad granted @ them. through the
whNh ,ang ofthe With article ~ the Treaty above
meac v an assertion regard o WHICH tn" uhdcrs yn-
nen.unot CormsS0uer makes al reseres-and alfcr
81 nat the effects Of mat dgly have been pro
ha,hs pt.ce ADD hrrtful 20 the Engi,h and American
hab' " -. fbc KING Of the Saudw cA Islands declares
trace < % submit tAe q4c> ion u the reduction Of
lns.. =, III .er gallon. maNn1n 20 The legislature.
o4y - n assemble newt month. AS measure Of political
Nh'n- sitch the Chamber n Commerce II Honolulu
trc,.,,f.. ended cu strong grounds
"a ~ r,rlmeEt ~ The King cluuit recognize, on The
f,.~sn nat -a tte rsi 1f DEBATING or prcscrh-
p ~ I'D them ou matters Ntrl affect, only the re-
bolf ar secular education 81 tio native subjects Of
r. Ens nr,crthc.css sqp>ei lo ad pr the hrl OF the
it - -..eni..i hr NJ Perrin on the lst If Febru1rr
S. al .cfs, .al-tsfi0n. destined the examination
lf ~ Ie.s allure which /, .o assemble THIS year, the
Uti,- fa,er.roff vll elcc these assemblies ~ pp-
- m A. r 0f lie .l.Ify lrnc 81 The Catholics and
G p,fe.tant. under tlc protection 81 The Constitution
"a he Iarf II which ruNe.ol. proofs have been NJ
ted d1us fet rf.1us some alAs ior us perfect april
Ga" nocrucnts presented by FrenchcihzenS IN their
- LANGUAGE, VIII DC received 10 an cases IN which
Jo~rcni- % he English language are received but
IN the cases where the employees whose duty II IS 10
,aste use of these documents DO no; understand
Treach. d sisl be incumbent, proyi> onally, on the
rarty interested 20 furnish translation Of the dOcu-
oept prod uoei which 20 prevent all error ana dis
clSsoa shall be certified by him as true.
Haqi9I.t. March p. 1871.
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From -Orleans-Large Number OF slaves
Fmancipatcd Steamer Pontiac Sunk-The
Boundary Commits sion Cotton Crop. &c.

NEN-ORLEANS. Friday, June %
Mr.. Cres,WCl an extensive negro trader. died
who numbered unetv-one The WI, ulS sad. Will
De- contested.
Accounts have been received OF the sinking OF the
steamer Pontiac NO >. AZ the mouth ot the Arkan-
Sas River by striking upon snag. II mas NOT Net
been asceriaHcd whether any lives were lost
Letters from the Mexican Boundary Commission
say that the boundary of Ncw-Nexico, OF the Rio
Grnde. Las been established m lat. p - y.
The late rams throughout the state have greatly
re,u>cItcd thc cotton crop. and large WELD IS an
uclratet
The news hy the Mag tra appears 40 the P"fTHRe
bat twice.
The steamship Georgia, from Now.lork va Ila-
yaua aas INST arrived.
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The Que,tiOnOf Marriage-A singular Case
Decided.
QUEEN. COUNTY 90
IL r..


To ne Eft5rs of ne " Y Tri5ins:
The Circuit Court i, now III session ia
thu, County Hon John " Brown, Presiding Judge
ari among Tie many important cases on the calendar
for this June term the celebrated case OF Soaring
against Soaring. an acton 81 electment for dover
brought oy laiv claiming 20 5e tie "ido" oi The
brother OF defendant ha, been ou irtl i1f ."o days
AMI has resulted in favor OF Tie plaintiff.
The question ia this case wa> whether iAe p-ainiln
was m fact ever married go ;le brother ei defendant
II, being admitted thar 10 formal ceremony Of MAJ
rsee ever took Place. ise plaintiff relying upoa "a
nrou.se made 1v me ieccl,eI brother o. the deien
dauf t0 taAe Tie plaintiff 20 BIZ, house AL iaAe er
fnr hi. WIFE &c which promise wa> acdlic>ced ID
by plaintiff and fulfilled by re decease---,-e ptIle>
lyIIg and rCna0tug a. man ana we y e1uls loe-
months and unf he death %; Tie pretended hlsodl1
TIE only evidence Of tie agreement made by me
parties was tie mother o me P-aniI 80 49, ~
AZ adjoining room. overheard me coAtelsA'i0N De
tween the parties O..
upward OF four years having oeen t"lcc ir.oi before
tie rst trial m 81 tie Juy hndns lot piaiiA.ill'
and hot agreeing on the second tral AWARDED 70 1le
defendant L.
The case ma. been strongly prosecutor am -e-
Tended and o tbs las trlal "iin 5fea' l-ct an ~
lfy \ little gr. some I'VE years o. age Wa pre-
seu,ed IN Court SAID 10 oe the fruits OF me come .lo-.
between the deceased and p.alliIH m,
Tie verdict Of the jury legmailse, ne ciill- al
The mother and child get the entire esia'e amounting
20 some Sloct0. - 80.
eral satisfaction but some consider ne marriage
singular one. and the verdict Of the jury SUI 7i'
singular. -.
defendant AMI Geo " Ralph. ESQ Tor p-aln.in' IA
A GorHANIrE.