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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29
silver ware!

(a-Y Just received large lot Of Silver ware,
~ "a Table and Tea Spoons, Sugar longs. Salt
--ss.s w and mustard Spoons, Soup Ladies. Sc
Ga0Old gold and Silver taken in exchange. at
the Sign Of The Big Watch
April 20 JNO CHANBFRLNIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

Hon. John &. Miller has placed us con-
tlnued obligations for valuable public docu-
ments.
Hon. H. S. Geyer has our thanks for IA
Vors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29
APPOINTMENT bv The President,

By and oc,h he ddgicc and consent ocHe
Senate.
WILLIAM Cam LANE, to be Governor
of the Territory Of New Mexico, in the
place of John S. Calhoun, deceased.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29
Shingles. Shingles.

$4,000 White Pine Shingles, in fine order, foI
sale on commission by
July l5-lm T.. Ii. DENNIS, Old Franklin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29
Tor Snre at LOW Price.

A large supply Of Hydraulic Cement; Galyan-
~ ised Chain Pumps; Grindstoncs; by
BOON, TALBOT u SMITH.
Elycftp. Tunp :.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

ttY Blank Deeds, handsomely executed
d mo paper for sale at this office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

E7INE Dress and IurE Goats. Pants. A,pac.
j gad fue lGsror frochs aud .ae., coats, aid d
great variety OF vests, Gr.
Aal.l - y. BRONSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
Brown, sh,pIry a. Co.'S Circular.

LIVERPOOL Friday use III, ls,<
The ssles ~ COTTos for w-et ending S -y~ans
rscb esoo hal-s ~lh sdvs1oc Ia pros OF TO- Y 10 "a
American oescn prUns the market closing wish decd a
hrmEess. though sithogf ma-h animation tn. tm5roF-
ent - 70 b eeribed the 0fthe MAJ
bet the esSer ohe.Puess Of d and the soStac-d pees
IN America specalaoa have tAxeG S7R and sxPorssrs
l2o6o bales
To-day the sales estimated ZOO bales Of which
soc have hen tAsen b. the irsd> The hlosas ue ih-
quo sions Fair Orleans Fair AObes SD Far pads
Sd Meohrg Orleans sd; Middisg n bies 81 4, Mdobng
Upsnds D loo. Inferior snd Ordinary 4T).t. y 10.
TIE sfoek OF Cotton IN this S22e ,a-s Of winch
ZOO are Ame lean A<siost total stock OF 6hl bales AZ
this peTiod " last y-S Of ~8eh ST. were American.
Yam hA been IN s den and and 10 instances S9inaers
hsve soeoe-d's IN Obtaining ID ? advance In Clsth Se
car quote change
We have rrport quiet CoES market, Win fair de-
mand at decline Of Fqr IN CoRs = Dbl Ia FLOUR
aDd OF 10 OF y ~ % IN WHEAT. Western Canal Pals
delphis. Baltimore aud Canada FLOUR. 81 Ohio, @lo;
sOur IL al . a bhl White lSOIAS CORS. 81 MIXED
81 ello~ 81 GSl6P ". White WHEAT, ; sG6 q Red,
TIE late syas Of TURPESrISE and Resin have caused
decline 10 prces on obls Of the osT having b-e1 sid
760Si and go OF the lster asa = Ut. for cp
quality Your respectful Y. BEOwS SH'PLET Co.
JUNE 5-The CJTTOS market has been very gust the
past days the sales having been onv 5000 bales az
decline Of on E ID IN the low and midding quzines Of
American
TIE CoRS market ia without charge except in lSDlAS
CoRN, which haa declined n PEI B. ). SCo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
FRANCE.

The French papers are extremely dull'
rpmeu, has submitted to The Legislature bus iu
nosing sumptuaiy tax on carriages horses and d9ss
- ON the manufacture OF paper aud card boards OF al
Iuds The csrisge tax viii vary from 70 70 ns
Win an additional tax of 50 srmorisl bearings
- on dossis francs Creoiis have also been ssked
Tor completion of the tomb Of Napoleon another Tor
monument TO NJ Affe. Archbishop OF fSri- scoos9 a.,
ny. 80, a. IN, iDsurreclisE of June snd lastly credit
I 600 francs detained TO afford pensions TO me ser
vents Of Louis Philippe co.or,1
Standards were presented by uenera
csuesu TO the French troops in Rome, on Tue "a n'r
The arguments in the Orleans Co o; :,
- e, down for Friday before the Council oil
stete. was adjourned till Tuesday yesterday ~
Government has decided TO withdraw the
.rovspcs granted during the past = years 70 runs"
The The procession of Corpus Christi took
,l,.s an sunday Al Paris The ceremony Wa Gun
Quoted with much mAgnincence'
some other public fanctionsrles have n re,
- -s,pone then NJ COurgeou. Professor
81 aatosy ct the College Of Bordeaux Tns i'"'S""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF the ATLANTIC.
Proclamation of the Queen pro.
hibiting Catholic Services
in the Streets.
THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD FEVER.
COTTON MARKET FIRx-PROvIaONS STEADY.
CONSOLS 99lG90g.

The q. S. Mail steamship Atlantic sailed
from Liverpool on Wednesday morning, June 16, at
l013 O'clock with 90 passengers and the usual mails
She arrived at this port Saturday afternoon asout
III o'clock, making the passage Ia 10 days aud hours
The British mail steamship Africa arriv-
ed in the Mersey Saturday night 18th Inst, at 10
o'clock.
The Indian and Brazilian mails have ar
rived In England. Dates from Rio Janero, 18th May
Exchange on London 26l4 France, $50; on Ham,
burg, GIGS.
The following persons came passengers
by the Atlantic;
Jas H. Hsckett bearer Of dispatches from London T.
freeman bearer Of dispatches from Rome, Mrs freeman,
c. Everett, Ii Z. Bald win Robt Taylor VIM. II. Hanp
tor, Mr.. and Mrs c Motley Chas Blake Mr.. aud Ms.
MA Smith. Miss Smith, Mrs. w. Smith, n. schmidt,
w h. McConbs, Miss Banks, Miss NJ Banks, r Lenox
Banks j. Lenox Banks w J. Taylor, l.. Hopkins Mr. and
Mrs w. s. Livingston. child n E. Clark r.
LiyeTnoe w HuDsTkock, Mrs Frederick Mead, schldren
p. v Mundon, z w. Mason, Thos Hitler d. Gsresche
T. Newbod. j Forsmsnn. r. Struthers, H. Stowe ir, NJ.
Burr L. Giner, s. Lowery, NJ. Jones T. Togbsum, Mrs.
Banks and svt Mr. and Mrs +. y. Wright child and svt,
w. b. Hook d. H. GfosmsD. j. J. Osborne, r L. Freneau.
John Potter, Samuel p. Holmes A. Woodbridge e NJ.
Greenwsy, J. Hunt }. Ives Clapp, L. Bailey. VIM III
Rogers, Vim. Martin Philip Henry. Jr, l.. GTosmao, Mrs
Wash, J. Maetsvish JAS II. Beatty g. w White, G.
Z. Greenwsy, J. W. Lyma c. w. Carte, Geo. Mum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
SOUTH AMERICA.

The ROYAL mail steamship Tevlot' Capt.
Onslov arrived OF southampton the liih Inst, win
ire Brazilian and River Plate malls about one week
later than our previous edvees Her dairs are Suenos
Avres, Msy 8 Monte Vidso Ny g. RIO de Janeiro,
May - Bahis, May Il Pernambuco, May %
The intelligence from the River Plate IS
,afsctory The provincial election 10 Buenos Ayres
psssed OF without the slightest disturbance, and the
popular candidates returned - considerable ma
joriues. All the newly elected deputies were moderate
men.
The Governors of all ths provinces were
10 meet On the 18th Of May 81 Nicholas 10 decide
when and where the General Congress was 70 assemble
A special Minister had been sent to ar
range the settlement Of the longPsndng question OF ths
d.hnhive treaty o. peace.
In Montefdeo the aspect OF affairs was
not 90 cheering =,
At Rio Janeirc the Coffee market had
been active with some Improvement in price Ine
Government had shipped 5000 pounds In gold OJ ms
Brazilian Stock had risen to 100 and
closed at l0.
AT Pernambuco Exchange was quoted az
g7la TO q considerable business having been done
al 27ls. ooo
The stock of Sugar was reduced TO 1000
un.: the new crop was deficient in quantity and Oh
inferior quality.
At Bahia there was no improvement IN
DIR, Goods Exchange closed az e. The Budget sno"
a surplus Of 0OO, 900 eontos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
CHINA.

There is little by this mail. At Shang-
hal Nipgpoo Annoy and Canton oil remains quiet The
Vceroy Seu is absent from Canton, engaged against
The rebels who teem still 10 have the upper hand.
Twelve men of the ship Herald have
been tined for the murder Of Captain Lawson aud others
Oh board In the Sats Of AMER and ten are condemned
u death
Garibaldi had arrived from Callao, in
command OF the Peruvian ship Carmen, aud procesded
10 Annoy with cargo OF guano.
q. S. frigate Susquehannah and sloop
Saratoga were a. Hong Kong The former is waiting
Tor the new Commodore When he arrives IL Is expect
I'd she will proceed TO Manila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

say' that but naval officer has refused to swear al
legisnce
The Saiut Public of Lyons states that it
has received letter from Paris announcing that the
cavalry uoder G-IeTsl de CAsJ,snes Toers At lyons
10 about be diminished oneHaf there about 20
De eit only menof Dragons and one Of euirAs
hers
The Orlesnist fusion" is still talked of
myfteTiousy.
The President received on Saturday, at
private audience, delegates from the Board Of Drec
tors q the company OF Dollfus & CoGsin-Legendre,
which offers 20 undertake q steam service between
Hsvre and New. York. The President conversed fJr
length Of time with these gentlemen the subject and
exp eesed his regret that such tine Of TRANSATLANTIC
communication az they spoke Of did no, exist Tbs
oeegstes ~itndrev, well satisfied with their reception.
IL appe that this company bas signed treaty with
the American company 10 which the Franklin AMI the
HUMBOLDT belong In order insure better service,
and obViate all idea Of competition
The French squadron, under the COM
mand Of Vice Admiral Baron La SUSIE, arrived ct
TuBis on u Isi inst
The Pduie states that very satisfactory
have Just been received from T sh Th- beat
understanding II is said exists between Queen POmare
and the French authorizes Al the date Of these
couDts two agents ofthe American Peninsula Company
bad arrived to make arrangements for in steamers 70
touch at Tahiti periodically
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
AUSTRIA.

The Weiner Zeitung publishes a semi
official balance Of the Austrian Finances. From this
lsieIn, Mt appears that from loi0 ls45 the finances
of Ausus houhshng but in 1886 the disturbances
In Gillics, 10 le47 he Ct Italy, and the general
unquitiness in lsfs and 1919 Caused large expendi
ture over receipts In 1850 the deficiency less than
II millions forms and this condition OF affairs contnu.
ed t the middle OF 1851 Since then, the ain OF the
Finance Department has been to get rid OF all kinds of
psper currency, except bank notes, and N suppant
The small notes OF a ew cents, by copper coin The
deficiency Of to be met not by forced Issues,
but by vounts loans Nothing ia said Of the expendi
of loJ2 but the whole the impression produced
on the Lopd Exchange is favorable.
The usual ceremonies, deputatlons, &C.,
arc attending the Emperor's visit 10 Hungary.
Rain is scarce, and hay crop deficient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
Sr.te of Trude.

,..Asst., the speculative feeiins IN the 80
In srkes hiss hsd the sieet o. - sss
acc Of ;tost, ps.GT a.su 70 r pTSsi without
rav material n 70 which buy seen bot hi- Ms. ,7a
o .eesd We cannot point 2 sny ia 70 ea P any re-
ssrsn the PrSs. O. cSs saI Sae-l has besn
% svsS ~ Il. & % ne n sS
ian q socd color and long sAs low and both
A. Lsse 'p1ns, n .ss srs
~ sisIs the Wool m.Isst N osr chiefly fG
ZONE ae'r ~ Glove tfsds IN very soEaaiaS s@.1
t,an There fair :19o. St u. Copper
sIshs III the eIhsnesd prcs Of the nss
M.Duise.ursr. p2ntaOD tools tor ne .ssotssn 70
Ia West Indies are active Csoass''
Australia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
INDIA.

Papers have been received, through
France with dates to 18th May In anticipation of the
Oriental mail From India proper there Is nothing very
noticeable.
Latest news from RangOOn is TO the 23d
April No further collision had taken place. Cholera
was sbsting cessation of hOsties IL al least ten
oary re,tored, fOT Burmese sborers were crowdinS
into he city, tempted By the offer of WAGES al the ras
anuas C cents per day The European troops are
suffering from OF proper food and SHELTER their ra
nous consisting chiefly OF bad pork No hint has trans
piisd respecting future movements. In all probability
ho,fing will be done till after the monsoon. Contra
dicory accounts reach camp Of the force OF the Bur
bese stating % co., others say the enemy has en
rs Nv disbaudes The Burmese Governor recently sent
a messenger TO Gen. GOdwin, offering 10 open uegoua
duns but ihe General tore the missve and sent WORD
ira II the Briish catch the Governor they viii hang
him for firing their hsg of truce. The Governor Is
said TO offer 30 rupees for the head Of every white SOL
ditr and 30 HindoOs.
The breaking out of cholera among the
troops is attributed in great measure to the unneces.
sry exposure the underwent before being brought
into action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
AUSTRALIA.

The ship Vimiera from Sydney for Lon
don briprs mails from Australia - the ION March aso
e55OOO in gold and 100 bales wool Her news Is three
weeks later than published here.
New mines were discovered daily. The
WELD Of gold Sydney aud Port Phillip 10 Increasing
aud thousands VI sdyenurers are noekng IN many
C"r,o,nis Flour hss fallen 10 elO6 el2 y rln retail
rS csrroes Of Gillian hsd been sold As lO~ as Il los
Nest I, as sugar &c, were cheap and abundant Two
bius the Blackwell and Gen Hesett, are noe on the
~ - Fnelnud with 1920 ounces ON board. Tae
,.syct, of water will not allow Of any earth beiDg
sshed but such a. will yield large qasntitY OF gold
cor sequerty many dry dissing OF "9uggeHing as
lace, by sinking wells 10 the depth Of % feet
Less apprehension appears to exist IN
.C-o,c. M occurring the clip of WOOL as considerable
rum6ers Of Chinese had arrived from Annoy and make
eoOd shepherds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

whs taGsj Opposition IN Roman; DisiiSSu's FREE soe ,
N SslIl Gre V-Yeas, 90 N-Nsys, So o-Aesen OF NOT
SVans, 60
MK. STEPHENS, (Whig) of Ga, moved
to reconsider the vote and at his instance the mouon
was laid on the table. -
The bin appropriates to Missouri three
millions Of acres; TO Alabama two million ave hunuieu
thousand ceres TO lews, three millions OF acres; 20
Mehiaap two milton five hundred thousand acres 10
Wisconsin two million hve hundred thousand acres :
% Louisiana two million nve hundred Thousand scIes
10 Mls, two million acres - floids, TWO mi
hon acres 10 Arkansas threc million acres 10 Cslfor-
Ma three million 10 Illinois, one million acrss
Indsna all the public land not sold, located, or 70
served lying within her limits and one non scIes "a
addition thereto Ohio, all the public land not sold
bcsied OF reserved, living within ner limits, and TWO
rhors Of acres IN addition thereto snd 70 each al the
States Maine New Hampshire, Vermont ha%scnasetu'
Rhode Island, Connecticut New'l1 (, Ne",JeIsey,
Pennul vsnla Delaware, North Carolina, South tro-
Ina Georgia Mary lsod, Virgins, Kent cky and Ten.
ntssee At the rate OF hundred and hty thousand
aerss for each Senator and Representative Ia the
Thirty second Congress nom SAID states respectively
and TO each of the organized Territories aud the Dis
hici oi Columbia one hundred and fifty thousand acres
Tie eleven States ist named are - apply ther shares
n The construction OF railroads, aud tue remSinder OF
TIE States and the Terisoce', and the District OF Co
hmoiS are to eSpend theirs for the port OF SCHOOLS
o. Tor other useful purposes.
Mr.. CoBB, (Dem.) of Ala, from the
Scnnittee Public Lands, reported bill extending
ee provisions Of act In relation TO carrying isto
soeSt The exciting compact with Aisosma and Misss-
h In relation the five per cent fund and school res
es'slons, and IL wss passed.
Mr.. CoBB likewise reported bill grant
as The right Of way TO ell railroads and plsukrosds
SiVcgo the public lands lie moved 10 pat it on us
ss.sse, out At this point toe morning hour expired.
lhe House resumed the consideration OF
NJ fennsylvsnia contested election case.
Nh. Hamilton, (Deme of Nd, spoke
hsor Of vacasins the seat held by Mr. FULLER and
Ms DAVIS Of Mass, and TooHps, Of Ga, (ooih
"en,s'D spoke sgSinstit
n The debate was not concluded when the
Aouse adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
~ Telegraph.
Infer frnn the Rio Grande.

BALrfIoRR. juno 10 Isl2-
The mail from New-Ofleans came
through tonight.
The steamer Yacht, arrived at New
Orleans brings Rio Grsnde dates to the l2th June The
outrage. on he frontier we're on the Increase aud muir
ders were OF frequent occurrence The nswspap;rs
ave flied with accounts Of ncursons u tho American
side made by Mexcans aud Indians Five persons had
been musered hear Aqua Negro, and parry OF Amer
leans who started in pursuis OF the nufdsoers ~ere
forced retreat not being strong enough to elect any
thing.
The liberal party Of Guatemala had sue
Gee 6ed in electing Don Ramon Prieto Governor bat
his predecessor refused to give up his office, which had
sccasioned great excitement at Maiamoros.
The editor OF one Of the papers, and
number Of ciizens had been arrested and imprisoned
f,r denouncing ths course OF tue Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
wrishr. Candy & Co.'s Circular.

LIVERPOOL, June Is IsS3-5i Chaoel-st-
CoTIos-As reported IN postscript 10 our circular 81
vices OF nth ms Nasaa the demand Saturday
continued bsh, without change in prices. The ca
lived the same evening bringing accounts OF decline IN
the Nevf market with dull feeling consequent uoon
sdvc's hence 10 I'd ut Asia also reporting cournu-
OF co npaafyey large receipts 81 and exports from
the Southern port Wh favorable weAhes for a-ge yield
Influenced BY these we'll rhAps
by the expectation Of large import tnOs beginning 20
arrive aoTdinE choice market has Assuuled
quiet aspect both yesterday and to-day and the ols
restricted 10 hat be considered cheap lots ofse
ing which little rregusfity pncea some Ut the
minor spectators biug realize while pro's
available As It by CONSENT the large operators ,equsy
applicable to buyers and seeTs) seem inclined to va he
Of events ano hence the limited tansac Hons Whh
On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
IRELAND.

The National Exhibition at Cork attracts
fea, numbers Of visitors On THURSDAY the inaug uTa
BANQUET was att. need by the Lord Lieutenant and on
Frlday evening the opening ceremonies were brought
10 a close by grand ball at which the 'leefOy anu
twelve hundred guests were present
The Catholic Defense Association are
bps,ino Themselves In preparing for the approaching
eecioa. They have just issued lsngthy address "
the Roman Catholic electors, calling on mem 20 sss
aside party interests and support those eandloSs'
Ac.s the abolition OF the secular colleges and otner
deliberations demanded by their creed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Money Market.

Is,,l,.t Government secu tiles rensin unehsnEed N
.s a. .hout Saturdays quotations One OF the pnn,
49,, b.ls., iu London has init mated that u VII
q. NJ fthcr deposits a. Z cent nor vii II hold any
isrea Suns even that rate- -, -. -. H..
-. Fpehsh Railway meetings OF tns F4A IL u'Js
~ i;.bt ir,erest A moderate business has been
5S ' % Fpssh div dend mines at full market prices
TIE Foreign stock market f9I ths mo'I par. - Ss
nsLs y, rs,snsds have been done 90 IN sdvanee ;,
Frsm Ham announced hat re SIX m ~ 9n 90
az = - o.,rfIaS Nv the Danish Government rus -
s e1i bssyy On Hamburg where 100000 Of the '0eA
held. ....,,.l RoryrSes continue active. A
MeS. - rurnored tor the conversion OF the D1teA PER
Int. Dutch Securities nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
,..strons Fire In TrOy-Desfruction Of the
Albany Iron Works.

Troy, JuneZI, Ic02.
This afternoon, at ID o'clock, fire
.rs cat in the steam iron mill Of the Albany Iron
-, IN this city, which destroyed large portion of
- esrepsve works and some fifteen or twenty dwell
- house. oocupied coitfy by the operatives in the
s.sry The Troy Iron and Nail Works, In the n ne
-. ,icipty were At rime IN imminent danger, but
-. ,aved by the exenlons of the remen and citizens
~, fire. L ,sd caused by th@ falling Of slghtsd
Am into syirts of turpsndue which one Of the WORK
,sg Vas drawing from barrel
Tss fu amount Of loss has not yet been accurately
.srtped, but It viii probably reach $4,000 al least
I,ount sftpsursDce not yet known.
Two hundred and fifty hands are thrown out OF en-
,loyreDs by this diss'ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

BUDsoN N. Y, Juoe n,

HNUsUN " II = J'I'" ~ IT,
Ere broke out ar three O'Clock this
80, an old building 10 the rear Of PundsrsOn's
Lore and before IL could be suodued, destroyed
- Goods stores Of Plank & Hoey, aud F. q Al
,esp &c isweby store of G e Butlsr, drug.stOres
co. henderson abd Rossnan aud hcktnstTy, Spen-
- ne guerresn rOens and yelling ouse. toe cloth.
~ 80 az B.ckmau a. Silsr, the dwelling holss OF
lttaeo,rs,1. aud did considerable damage 70 Cages
store Most ofths contents OF tns stores
Iye',.sn A McKhsuy, which were ttzlly destroyed.
,oek was valued 81 500. and the Total loss by
4 act far from $40 ga which there is insu
10 the amount Of about $4,000 The upper part
nr..ost o. the buildings we're occupied by families
~. Of the fire unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

Since Ia. sivces from Calcutta business 70 fair extent
has been done in the import market but the tendency In
cotton fabrics downward All metals except TN plates
are scfive speculative demaod had prevailed for salt
Ie had been doue In Exchange iuee las. mall quota
tons al M for credits The Bank Of Bengal had re-
duced its Iae of per Fregh. had aen
before the arrival OF the mail from ENGLAND bat again re-
yived TO nearly their figures aLd remain follows
To London for Raw silk 81; indigo and Silk piece Goods
3lol; Rice Hides Olseeds IS Sugar, Sj2 o. Sape-
re Rum IS; Juts, e25i. To the Msuntius-Rse, 40
q paysble there SIC. 10 Chins-Opium, Sass per
chest COftdn, 81 - per bale.
BosR,Y MARKET-The trade Of BOMBAY il drawing
near lie close for The season. hut tolerabe business has
been done during the days previous to steamers Money
essy Tonnage still scarce London and Liverpool IS O
10 China l6is
ALExANuKiA, (Fgypt) June 4-Cotton very buoyant :
large saes amounting ~ 6tOO En- were made during hs
froi,ht at an advance Of lG per To- Exchange Lon
son g8i piAsrss per 4 sterling continuance OF b.
winds fas caused Ffegbs advance, but number OF 'es
sels wit = Railroad Iron are daily expected
SIScAPoKE Apl 5nTNsO ships for Lon On ar two or
LiysTro aye loading 81 - Il for Sage n bags x in
boxes; sos y ewt Tn; - y - ewt Guita PeIcha :
Measure ueut @ DDS, q e 80 cuDd feet
sYDNEY March l0tBy Nmlera, latest arrival AZ IN &
land BaTbor full OF sh ping ana rates very o~-say so
for allow Is d10 3 tan for Hides aud a. y ID oT WOOL
Several vessels without any men on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

nsse'y compelled to 6ssr ums TIE srI.y Il 70 sskeps
ootirg and the masssr rO not 10 nazsbsr less
n sn 3nOOo effective men
The ground crups Of the Island were abundant, and
Of good qualify which affected the sales Of Bresdstas
and Provisions Of which the market sluEied Tns
consumption Of Flour quite nised. AMI At ruinous
~ low prices. Coffee sss 10 So p 1000 DS; Logwood,
ses $50 p 1000 So and DOQblOons SIS saJ2 Specie
VERY .cnrca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
SWITZERLAND.

The Neufchatel question becomes more
complicated. On the I'm inst the Federal Flag of
Switzerland brought from Bssle to the Guy Of
Neuichate and up In the ceRer Of square for med
BY officers Of the Canton The Major Of the Neuchata
to he true to that flag and If necessary the Federal
Government would sssst them In maintaining tneir In
dependence. large crowd Witnessed the ceremony.