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News from Panama.


the Goth ult.
There is very little local of interest in them.
The Herald Of the 10th ult announces
The following deaths occurred at board the ship
ta
fenger, an Italian. from Genoa, also died.
The same paper Of the same date says -
unee States during past week are General htohoock
s A. ThS gees 20 California 20 tale the command re,
y ;' pas' T T"
cSsoP @ S
OF the British steamer IRON the south.
In Panama, the 18th ult Isaac D. Chase, late of
Webiter, Wastenaugh county, Michigan The effects OF
the deceased were taken in charge by his brother law,
In Panama, the evening of the 18th ult Of apo
Iloetic TT Mr. Malicarne formerly Of New Orleans,
La where his family now reside aged about Al years.
MARKETS.
PANAMA WHor EsALE PAGES CuRRESr-FRIDAY, June
H. 1S5l-Corr.cted weekly by Louis Bayer grocery and
provision merchant American Currency -Ohils Hour,
2oolb sacks, sl2; do 100 Id. sacks, SO meal IN
bbls s6aN navy bread prime, per 100 he. Sl0a Sl2
pilot bread do crackers ID, Zoe; rice, domes
per 100 lbs SO; beans American per 100 lbs 81
Co Chile do, 81 coffee, Costa Rica, $i2 candles,
solar, do, Doc segars Havana, per. 1000 regaia $40
do, common do, media regalias, s25 do, Anbalima,
s DO si2 lard per 100 lbs S29 butter do $40 beef
foreign, per 200 lbs SIS pork salt, American
mess; per Dbl; $50 j. bacon, American clear pork
potatoes, Chile. do, SIS yams, do $40 Sugar brown,
loaf per 100 lbs, So teas green gunpowder, per 10,
l5c do black sCuchong do 6oc; raisins, per box Of
% lbs So CO. cocoa, per ID, 15c. sperm oil per gallon
refined 81 rs lard oil do 81 Is olive oil per dozen,
50 80 lnseed oil per gallon, boiled 81 90 turpentne
per gallon, 81 paints, 100 lbs, $40 pickles per
dozen, in quarts, 81 mustard. in half pound boiks,
per dozen, So pine lumber per 900 # $50 cedar do
s75 tobacco Va, per Ice lbs, 500 molasSss, Peru
boiled, per gallon, zoe wines-Claret red in boxes
dozen, SO SO claret, in pipes Of ~ gallons SO 20
pipes Of 80 gallons. *45i do. in boxes q dozen,
gallon 81 5oa2i champagne per dozen, - asa Ma
lsga. per gallon soc, aN Liquorf-Cosniac brandy,
per dozen, 50 SO do per gallon 75c. ass; GIN Hol-
land Per dozep, 81 so SO do American per gallon
Soc 75c whiskey. per gallon SOC q IL Is ale and
porter, per dozen, 50 so So.
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w, m the San Francisco Herald May ~
The NJ steamer Columbia Capt Leroy arrived last
evening ffru Columbia River She lef Astoria wed
n.sdsy and Ass hoard the L. mail for the rennes-
by the G. W hive files q the Oytnion the Spectator
and the S,of,snari, TO the I'D met
The elective cafssHssirg for state ofcors appears 10
Occupy good deal ~ the attention q the citizens q
Oregon and Preparations we're making for the coming
contct.
The papers before us perfectly dest,ate e ness
The fro the miDes il less encouraging than for
merry party Who have ,rcntly returned report TIA;
the average y,ld k less than 80 yer DAY PEE While
tone who worked hard were mss ing nothing They are
eouIe.d to carry the dit distance u ssvs hlBIred
ards
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Tn Ctr DiRrcr.-The R,JrsItc, the organ Of
Mr. Fillmore, 10 Washington, has come out in favor
Of the abolition sliding scale resolutions passed by
the Wing State Convention recently held at Ian
caster, PennsylyAala, andalso endorses Gen. scott
the whig candidate for the next Presidency.
This is nothing more or less than a cut direct a
Mr.. Webster, by the Presided and administration,
add was. no doubt, intended a. anch. Mr.. Webster
is therefore, on his own hook and il Is not impro
babb, that wh,n he goes back to Harshheld, after
deiiveril bis Fourth Of July oratios in Washing
ton, lie Will send in his resignation Secretary Of
state. More unlikely things have come to pass
Indeed, We ih5ul think, considering tlz position
which Mr.. Webster occupies before the public, tina,
be Oyes Il h himself 10 take that course.
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THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

MAILS FOR EUROPE AND ASIA, BY THE AMERICAN
STEAMSHIP ARCTIC.
The American mail steamship Arctic, Captain Luce,
will leave this port tomorrow noon, for Liverpool She
will carry the semi weekly mails they will close at half
past ten O'Clock, tomorrow morning.
The NV YoRK WEEKLY HERALD printed in French
ard English will be published at nine ocIock TO- morrow
morning Its contents will embrace two weeks later
from California two weeks later advioes from tho
aIdwieh Islands nearly three weeks later intelligence
from the South Pacific, important from Bogots
rather New Granada interesting accounts from Cana
ds, &e., &c.
Single copies be obtained at the following places In
Europe:
De Bernardy mo. % John street. Adelph, Jsadon.
Edwards SANFORD Co.,. No. " Cornhill London
ID. II. Revolt. Ne. Place de Ia course Paris.
Advertisements, well subscriptions, for the Nr~
YoRS IIrrALp will reach left at the above places.
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Ohio Wing State Convention.

COLUMBUS, July 3, Io5I.
The Wing State Convention assembled here this morn.
ing and permanently organized by eectng Hanson L.
Penn, of Brown county, President, with twenty Vice
Presidents and Secretaries After preliminary
proceed ngs the convention voting oce
by counties. Samuel T. Nnton, Thomas Ewing Hiram
NJ Grisw old and William Cutler seversy named
candidates for Governor Ewing and Girls void having
been withdrawn the result Of the voting 2l2 for
Vnton and 3S for Cutler Mr. Vinton was, therefore,
declared nominated. The votes for Cutler prnci
paly from the western Reserve. recess was then
ak
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Me- YOR K l. E G ST. A T q n 4.
SPECIAL SESSION.
BY BANS LINE, OFFICE % WALL STREET.
Senate.

Senate
ALBASr, July ., 1851.
THE NIGHT SESSION.
The Senate adjourned late tonight to prevent
sending despatch, it being past IL o'clock.
The OF the contested seat In the Twenty sixth
Senate district was decided in favor Of Vim H. Gilbert
by vote of IA to- Mr. Gilbert sworn in and took
bis seat.
Mr. GrppEs introduced report in favor Of abolishng
canal tols railways. Adjourned.
ALBANY, July 3, 1851.
RrNo~srRAscE AGAINST THE RAILROAD GAUGE
Mr. B.bcocx Prsscnteda remonstrsnce Of the Buffalo
and State Line Railroad COMPANY, against the bill to
regulate the gauge Of railroad tracks.
REPORTS
Mr. COR reported the half shire steuben county court
house bill for the consideration Of the Senate On
ton Of Mr.. GILBERT, the bill was laid on the table.
Mr. CnoLIus reported, for the consideration Of tn Sc
nate the bill in relation to justices courts In New York
and TO amend the act relative TO the police courts Ia
said city.
Mr. B.ncoex reported favorably on a bill to inoorpo
rate the Utica Art Association.
ros I'M UNSUCCESSFUL TWENTY
The clerk was directed to pay to George II. Guinipp
the unsuccessful claimant for the vacant seat in the
Twentysix,h Senatorial district his mileage and per
diem allowance.
PROPOSITION ApJorps TILL MONDAY, ETC.
A long and unnecessary debate arose on motion to
adjourn over till Monday, which motion was lost.
The Senate determined TO hold session the fourth
Of July.
Mr. BrrKn,n offered the following resolution -
Resoytd That the resolution adopted by the Senate
pointed sy the senate April GS to employ mp @Eif"i
eountan TO examine the pccunary Affairs o. Union Col
lege tha not be construed to interfere
with the employment Of such accountants or with the
nBG0n by esid commission Of persons books, papsr
Whenever wherever majority Of such commissioners
direct shall their investigation be confined % the
fur do derived from the State sha all
bestowed upon Union College from and all sources
Mr. BAncocK in favor Of the fullest examination
Il for the good ct the college and for the good Of
the State.
The resolution adopted.
THT nav ADJOURNMENT FINED.
The Senate agreed 70 the resolution for n final ad
joufnment on the 10th of July. The resolution has
pas ed both hous' .. and the day II now fixed
/ Adjourned to SATURDAY
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d
At this place, AMI Dodd, Esq is to deliver the
tion and Charles r. Bishop will read the Declaration Of
Indspen dence. There will be military procession and
grand display Of freworkt in the evening.
At Khzsbethtown, Commodore Stockton, the United
States Senator elect is to deliver the grafton
At Dover. Lieut. May late Of the United States army,
will deliver address upon the late campaign in Mexico
At Morristown, Jacob w. Miller United States sena-
tor, will deliver the Grafton and the Hon. George II.
Brown III. g.. at Somerve.
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Important FROM Bosots,

INsURREcTIoN IN TIKI PROVINCES OF pAsro AND
TUouERREs-A RATTLE FoU0Hr-pEFgAr OF THE
NsuEeENTs WITH LARGE NUMBER KILLED AND
WOUNDED, AND PRIsoSERs-wAR THREATENED.
AGAINST EQUADoR-ABoLITIoN OF SLAVERY.
From the Panama Herald June l61
We received dates last night from Carthagena Of the
sth inst and from Bogota up TO the I'D u The payne
principally occupied with an stteu p{ 70
and Tuquerres, with the encouragement and, aid Of
ECUADOR the particulars Of which we hasten to hay be-
fore readers
Paste and uquerres the seat and Of the insur
recton the two southern provinces Of this republic
They join Ecuador its interior western boundary.
Symptoms of rebellion having been made spparentin
thee provinces to the President he called upon Con-
gress then In session to authorize addition to b
its direction ten thousand men The President va.
also authorized ito declare and make ECUADOR,
In should be ascerained that she aided paroi
pated In any way in the rebellion, afforded
prott ction TO the insurgents"
Gen. NJ NJ Franco, commander In chief Of the South
ern division Of the army was directed TO proceed with
force Of about $50 TO the OF the rebellion In
Patio which he reached and found large numbers Of the
people gathered into companies and
ravine called Chagaurbamba. He attacked them
their right wing and succeeded in dislodgng them and
driving them their quarters The insurgents then
rereated rs far Forda and being holly pursued,
they retired beyond Gutara. 1t after DISCO
ver.d that about 400 Of them had escaped into Ecuador
headed oy their chief Zara together with their priests
and numerous others.
On the the Governor Tuqusrres discovered symp
toms Of rebellion in that province which mani
fested itself by pronunciamento being proclaimed.
The whole province up at and declared evil
fscs becoming General Franco he gathered as
large force circumstances would admit snd marched
against them In their retreat from the government
forces they succeeded acquiring strength in large ad
ditons their numbers, with which, in all, amounting
to they proceeded to take ground at Ayres
small canton in the interior Of ruquerres Here they
met by another detachment, composed Of three
battaons OF infantry and two squadrons Of cavalry
amo uniting to 600 men.
battle enued at this place, Of very severe and san
culinary character in which many lives lost both
sides and many Of the rebels taken prisoners and which
ended the total defeat and dispersion OF the insurgents
who took refuge in the adjoining provinces Of Ecuador,
leaving their dead and wounded on the field.
The head of the insurgent troops Manuel Ibanes He
escaped into Ecuador.
1t to be hoped that the speedy termination Of this
nsurrection will prevent further difficulties between this
government and Ecuador. Much excitement prevailed
at Bogota and throughout the province Ct Popayan and
the people all ready go out and fight the rebels,
If occasion should require it
SLAVERY ABOLISHED.
Congress adjourned the 10Th ult Previous to adj
journment it passed law abolishng slavery in the re-
public to into effect the LIST day Of January 1852
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The MURDERERs OF THE cosDEN fAHILY-ANNIvER-
sARY or THE BATTLE OF FORT MoULrRIE, ETC.
BALTIMORE, July 3. 1851
Taylor, Shelton, and Murray, the murderers Of the
Cosden family are to be hung on the first Friday In
August
The celebration Of the battle Of Fort Moultre of
announced. Senator Rhott among the speakers,
ntDent strongly for fighting aud dissolution Of the
Union he 10 be brought TO the gsllows by It,
The toasts drank all tainted with dissolution
The southerD mail har arrived.
The Cruier says that arrangements have been made
for large impor,ations Of guDpy cloth from Calcutta to
Charleston instead CT getting the supply from Boston.
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Green Turtle Soup and Terrnvsns, or rare
quality. to-day. at BAYAkD's 8 State strsst


Ceorsa This remarkable child creating quite excite
msnt HE performances at the Bsadvay Tabernacle last
Friday night truly astonishing He only two years
any old drummer His whsting 10 truly sstonsships he
will give concerts at Stopahi HAIL corner Of broadway And
walker street (ss,ed several peronsrs among which
Miss Laura Lsle, the young and fscnstng vscss aged
2e ID and eth July; also OF Newark New Jersey tho
evening Of 9th Of July. Admission Is cents.
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ASoTHER FusiTIvE.-It Is reported that Lsnse
Corporal Richard Douse, Of the Queen Of Eng
lands ytb Regiment Of Foot, who was brought to
this city a. the instance Of Sir Henry Bulwer and
Mr.. Barclay, the British Consul, to be a witness
against stephen Walsh, claimed a. fugitive
under the Ashburion treaty has also left her Ma
j,sty's seryi,s, taken French leave" or given
"eg bail" being Of the opinion that the free air of
New York breathes sreeter than the atm )sphere
Of the barracks at 81. John VIII Sir Henry de-
msnd him also. lie will, we prophecy, say az li;te
about hin a. possible. The British M.nisi ,r has
been humbugged most terribly b. her Majes,y's
military officers in Nova Scotia. We have to sag
20 Sir Henry, that IL he can catch this Douse he
IL entirely welcome 10 hm.-the Hroh will no, in
tGposs any difficulties in The way. Walsh we may,
perhaps, make something of-an Assistant Alder
man, or member Of Congress, by and by, after
BOBBY Brooks time is out. We have little doubt
he could do veil AZ Brooks. Douse IL good for
nothing but stool pigeon witness, and hardly &c
for that.
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Serious Railroad Accident.

BosroS, July Q, 1851.
train on the Old Colony Railroad came In collision
last evening with horse and in which Mr..
jas Thompson ard and Mr. Sampson, Of Kingston.
Mr.. Thompson't ION jumped from the wagon, and
capped unhurt hut the other gentlemen terribly and
II is reared fatally injured The horse killed the
spot and the wagon was shattered TO pieces.
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Native Americanism Mt Pittsburgh.
News by the WAY Of Baltim

Vt, n.
The Native American Convention met yesterday morn
ing and nominated full ticket for the Assembly and
county officers
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10 NASSAU STREET, July g. 1851.

J. q.
SIR In Of Sunday last In report Of the
case John Weed against william Maeerea y,-r reporter
Inadvertently made which ne
company which stands lhigh In the ity
was commenced sgAnst the Captain o. the Benson Guards
and not against the Captain OF the Baxter Guards
quite will correct this With mach respect.
remain your obtdicLt servant, SAML OWEN.
Counsel for the Plaintiff.
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Death OF q Banker, at Buffalo.

Gr George Trufcott broker aud banker formerly Of
Canada but for many years resident Of this city,
seized with fit Of apoplexy and died yesterday morning
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From New Orleans.

SUPPOSED LOSS OF sTEAMER-JAUDoNs FAIL
URE, ETC
Nrw 0RLEAss, July 2, 1851.
The steamship Maria Burt left Galveston the 9th
ut, and is supposed TO lie lost, with all board. The
steamer Psmpero left Galveston on the 29th and
rived here yesterday.
The papers refuse 70 publish the failure Of s. Jand on
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The Western Rivera.

sr. Louis. July 3, 1851.
The river Is OF stand here but the upper Mississippi
u rising slowly The Ltyee remains inundated from me
tnd TO the other The Missouri is reported to be rising
at 81. Josef b. but is falling below.
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The CONTEMPLATED BANQUET TO AlCHBnnoP
HueHEs.-The wirspuIlers are working heaven
and earth to get up respectable Astor House feed
for His Grace. The editor Of his organ, the Free
mans Journal, is going round collecting subscrip
tons Of sl0 for the banquet Some Of the leading
barnburners Of Irish extraction, who have hitherto
played game for their own interest," into the hands
of Seward and Thurlow Weed, are busily engaged
in soothing the wounded feelings Of the Irish Catho
lie democrats Of this city, who have taken deep UNI
bragg at what HIS Grace said ut Liverpool and
here, in reference to political affairs in Europe and
the principles Of rePublicanism. We are sorry to
say they find it uphill work to get subscriptions for
the contemplated feed. Still, it will come off, and
will be attended by the politicians of both parties
who, having an axe ts grind, and eye upon
fat place for themselves their dependents, will bid
high for the interest Of the Archbishop in procuring
Irish votes at the forth coming Presidential cleo
ton. We understand that Cass and Seward, and seine
others Of the leaders Of parties in Congress- to
be invited. Union men and Observation-Disclosures
and barnburners-" black spirits, and white spirits
and grey" oil mpgling together with degree of
harmon far surprising Barnum's Happy Family.
to His Grace by the Pope, and preserved in pecu-
liar kind of pickle recently discovered by one Of
the cardinals, will be placed at he head of the table,
to add cent to the occasion. Whether this may be
the case or not thing is certain-there will be
some Of the Goldfish aristocra there, the weight Of
whose purses it is expected will prove setoH
against the absent democracy.
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Court of Appenls.

ELmlnA July 2, 1851.
Case Nc. 10 was argued and concluded No "a passed
No 2s resrvsd; No 20 passed No &c. reserved: No. n
reserved until to morrow; No 81 judgment affirmed by
default; No 33, argued.
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play e bosrs immenfe stoct ~ Fireworks has stsote
We attention Of delers pyrotceknics from all pafs o.
the city and country t20,sD worth Of Fi-ewer sad IN
uelst notth Cur assortment 70 eomret.. sn .n
rtcte, lsrse an small designs The mH forseJue
eolers and splenddly inihsd. Roman cardr .ne most
brill ant hro made from two 90 ffeep hoekef
frop On TO 2lss before equaled " rsnsth end
bttny lesdod with colored hrss sne serrcn ne rssst
Rocket ever made constructed and hred ~ Boserb
on the evening Of the Fourth OF JAY fnies want
ing mail works mountns to S. or over vii he fnrnised
,he loves. Wholesale prices kvsry srtic wsraated OK
suJericr quality. lire Crackers, A Ne sold at DO
lshtie street or lrareh store NO. ID" fIsnte s,rsg
grand ,xhibition al both Of Me pls.es NO and MY
Atlantic street on the svsnir & IL The fsvsA.
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Only and months old In ofthe
trest anxiety manifested BY children 20 the sstracr
dir sry e this surprising infant he WILL with
the Assistance ~ Miss Louisa e and others give concert
the afternoon of the Fourth Of July at three o'clock The
admittsbte for the ster will BE- only shilling for
ladies and children 3s Brcadwsy Stoppanis Hall, cor
ner Of " aher street and Broadway.
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Special TELEGRAPH Notee-The New York, Philadslphis
ninfton, Bsltimore and Washington Offices Of Balm
TELEGRAPH line will Ne TO Fourth day Of july
from 10 o'clock A. NJ, and from TO o'clock r. "
II. ]. ROGERS. General Surerinte ID lent.
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New York, Friday, July A, 1851.
Notice 10 the I.ubIic.

The morning edition Of the NEw YoRK HERARD viii
not be published tomorrow. The regular evening ed
ITEMS will appear usual The WEEKLY HERALD vii
De published nine O'Clock in the morning 1t will
ssutain all news that may be received to that hour
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did and admirably conducted public house. The choicest
refreshmsnts the 1ot superior liquids well as cool,
comfortable and airy lodngs the peculiar charaeris
cs o. this pleasant hotel Mesrs Losee and Woodruff the
Irorfetor have extensive circle Of friends who rejoice
20 zee them on the sure road 70 fortune by keepss q
the popular and best conducted houses city All
be found at all times, at the " Union"
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Sunday Trtp.-The Thomas r. uulsc Will
make her usual trip on sunday See advertisement


Sunday ENcursiop.-The Henry Clay Will
make excursion Poughkeepe and places
Sunday leaving Chambers street at half pact A NJ Sec
Advertisement.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE REPUBLIC OF New Ora
Maidstone days ago We announced that serious
revolutionary disturbances had commenced in the
republic of New Granada. The news was not ere
dited at the time, by some of our commercial men;
but We now have full confirmation of the intelli-
gence, with some particulars Of the battles fought,
and the announcement of the fact that the insur-
gents have been dispersed-most of them escaping
into Ecuador. The conservative power Of the PEG
pie seems to have sustained them admirably Ano-
Their important fact is the abolition of slavery by
the Congress Of New Granada. The law is to go
into eifec. on the first Of next January.
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This being the Fourth Of July, the anniversary q
AmerissR Isds2sn,snee The lss courts and Offices viii
be tkeeq
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ings Of the Legislature yesterday, under our tele
graphic head. II viii be seen that the Canal En-
largement bill was ordered to third reading in
the Assembly, and there Is doubt that it viii pass
that body, on Monday, in precisely the same shape
as it passed the Senate. Both houses have agreed
to adjourn on the tenth instant If they are at all
industrious, they will be enabled to get through
with the bus ness before them by that tims.
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THE CANAL BILL ORDERED TO A THIRD READING IN
IHE AssEMBLY-ATTEMPT TO BRIDE THE ATTORNEY
GENERAl-THE CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE-AD-
MISSION OF THE WING CANDIDATE.
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The Fourth OF July.

Annexed the Official arrangements for the ceebra
tion of the nations birthday