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ruE FISHERY QUESTION

BosroS jury 27th The New Brunswicker OF Yesterday,
says that the American Secretary OF State laoofs nnoef
mistake when he gives the impression That her Majesty
Government are about 10 enforce the Convention OF oe
strictly according The opinion of The English law otcer
The News believes that this will be the case Inc iact
understanding has existed for years past that me e
rcaps should only excluded from bays and nlc less IMAM
six miles wide. This the News thinks would be snlcen
All the ST. Johns papers comedies in tue opinion 'ha'
Brother Jonahin with eye TO the main chance 10 save
the fishing interest run will give the provinces Iecp-
roca free trade settlement
The papers make further mention OF seizures ana 10
not give particulars Of the seizure OF the Luoec schooner
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The Knoxville, Tenn, Whig says, that DR.. Crozier and
NJ NJ Gaines Esq, leading and influential Wings, are
against Scott and that MIR. Walker respectable merchant
and an influential Whg offered aresoulion al Wing meet
ing repudating Scott which seconded and advocated
bv w G. Swan Esq., Wing Attorney General of the State
OF Tennessee Tin speech OF length, and of decided
ability in which he showed clearly that Scotrs nomination
was fraud upon the Whg party and had been achieved by
the Abolition vote Of the Convention"
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CURE A COLD. WITH A
aEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
grDr. take the Cherry Pecroral on 60.
Il, ani wrap u? warm, 10 sweat duriGg
g..
COLD AND COUGH, take it morn.
"a and evening. according 10 ec'ions
l,:ll-. AIT! the Difficulty will soon be
4. None vii ons suffer from this trou.
= th-y md il can he so readily cured.
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TAE RiCHMOSD ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMl-WEEkLf'
y WILLIAM +. & THOMAS klTCHlE, "a
IT J., n NJ =

l. NJ ~irtf
Dalv Paper, dollars annum al tne ns semi
~ taken shorter period than one year f ~ morts
sv FIVE dollars per aud three dollars 9f % uusi
,niy in advance be paid in the Office, or ehiue' "
or dollars per annuT at the end OF M mail in good
- An dues 10 this vtce sr RENTED PEI NJ Oh ef
aoie Bank the risk she @ e.,ns Of single letter
- ri am account writer II Is u.e NV n ,,y nnon
- - in an extensive business, Which 'Pef"'e' .
L.iars. r,,Ns ,r ADVERTISING.
n.Y " ENOJIlRER:-For TEN lines or less nrst IN
HGy cents and every succecds insert'en GEMS
"A ,nrr week twice II wroE"r thre' times week, nir!
.,J = haif cents for each insertion after the first
advertisers are nily d"IIars or lrty lines and f
jr Of gTeaerlength; aIt t, ry
whoare charged S'Uo, (pape incadedo
= TIiE SEMI WEEKLY-for TEN lines, or less FIRST Insertion
...... for each continuance oO cents.
s from sance must be accompanied with the advance
w .,,;stac,orv references. 10 insure execution
IN Oirya-ieS and tributes Of respect eIeecGng eSHt SS'
w ,r-.J for GS advertisements
M s:fuarS and Marriages from the country whenever
writing - unknown 10 U.S. mus he Authenticated "
rsa,p the Postmaster IN the nrIshborioo' OF 1hey W u
: h. rub!ishcd Every that has been taken TO
nr,Ion and quzzes has, heretaor, proved ahavaline
n rcre insist upon such pShs .cneu
,ar ai -rii'sn d" Hs hdrs Gf ne 'e''fT
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CONVENTION OF FREE COLORED PERSONS Al


BALTIMORE JrLy GA Convention nt nc !'ee c'I''ed
Of MARYLAND assembled to-day in this city, 10 consult upon
N. pronricty Of moving Liberia The Convention "aa
omnosd of from IN. counties, ard MANY
we're presented. Great excitement and nuch an
thy tow .rd the Convention was manifested among The lower
sscs oG nrgr,cs who assembled in large Eumbci md
mobbcd the Convent, 10 interrupt me proceedings
The police in eric!rt protect hc ncn'ers Iron, as'I''
but Notwithstanding, several we're caught enH t'"'h
AMONG them the Rev Darius Stokes number OF arrests
we're made The organization OF the Convention was com
nlei,d and an adjournment took place until ~ fnoTo"
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fSpccial Correspondence nf the New York Herald


WAsHISoToS, July 26, 1852
Hon. Humphrey Marshall member oi Congress from Ken
tucky was 10. .day nominated Commissioner China.
Ii was expected the President would have sent TO the Sc
nate to-day the correspondence relative 10 the ehanepcc
and also reply the resolution calling for
formation upon the Goldfish dispute. Neither Of the papers,
however, were sent in.
There documents in the possession OF the
mcnt understand, which will throw any additional light
upon The fisheries troubles beyond the procamaons pub
lshed by Mr.. Webster.
The President will probably To- morrow send il the Te
huan,epec correspondence as has all been copied
The Gddngs clique of aboltionists using cxtraodi
nary efforts attract attention TO their movements bY
meuns of dispatches the New York papers. The
whole hirg signal dilurethe course adopte! by the
aboonsts is regarded win me utmost indifference ana
contempt
Mr.. Sumner will introduce his resolution bill for
the repea of the Fuuilive Slave Law Tomorrow he had
contemplated His abolition allies in Massachusetts, now
ever are caoous for The uhment OF his part the bar
gain by which he elected and he will therefore, take
early opportunity make Inc incendiury movement. Be-
youd the consequences personal himself the vii
moi affect any,hng-it will be spt edIy crushed
X. "
This appoiutment Of Mr. Marshall among the chief an
ubes, anScou "Fillibas;evs,' Mr. Botts called them
will douh.css call down hearty upon the head Of h
Administrations We shall have edition OF the denun
cations of "Tylerizng." Mr. Marshas appointment, IN
der the circumstances indicated that Mr. Fillmore like MIR
Webster mol codia for the of the Seward ticket
A Washington letter in the Charleston Standard, says
that Mr.. Marshall was the confident Of Mr. Clay, who Of
ter The nomination Of Pierce and before the meeting of h
Baltimore Federal Convention, dictated TO him (Alashal
newspaper article, showing how and why the election
Scott could fail promote dire calamity to e
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npn an FRIDAY The r inst EMMA GARRETT infant mug.
er ui James T. and Margaret U. su''"' 'se" ~
months.
n II bs .i,v Of Williamsburg an Monday me ls'n n
nor. ins.s Wr. NJ CONSTANCE buhIu .se -: @ "t ~
Of Mrs Mary sweeney o. 'He ''"''
mo1ns Norfolk and Portsmouth papers VIII please copy
n,e, At Baltimore Tuesday The gn ln. EMtn :. ""s
DIED ~ T Iuhn ESQ., OF that cly anG oaushef :"
CSn,nsn Co',; M D. OF Philadelphia
On The a July. Be verdam, in The county Of s oss
mINE wLo Of the Col Wm Foua:ne !" The 10Th year q
ha-1r
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HANCERY ,-vIRGINlA--ln Hanover Circuit Court,
!3h, 1852:


,HANCERY ,-vIRGINlA--ln Hanover Circuit Court,
3h, 1852:
Is Thompson, Plainlh:
isiast
Dickinson William r. Dickinson. Burwell Dickinson
F Ciough and John D. G. Brown, admir- with the VIII an
Gcorge y. Ciuu2h, dec d.. Defendants
notion o William Winston, trustee for the creditors OF
Thompson he is admitted party plaintiff IN this cause and
amended bill herein and this cause came on this day
heard upon the Papers formerly read, and upon inc
and supplemental bill this day filed and vas argued by
Upon consideration whereof the Court doth order adudgc
ss, that William T. IL. Pollard, be and IS hereoy ap'
special Commissioner this cause and as such commits
Greeted 10 take an account OF all the debts due oy JohnC
stating The mature and rriorirs thereof anu gt
9e thai c the creditors Of said John T. nckln
hn, after giving !oar weeks notice by advertisement IN
OF The newspapers published in the city Of Richmond OF
place OF iakngthe said account which acknowledgement
Ience Offered in support of the several claims, ne VIII
Court aud the said Commissioner IL further directed 70
Vie a account OF the transactions Of he plantlh W M "
j. trustee Tor the creditors Of Charles Thompson, in settling
IN ant, ;he commissioner shall ascertain and report what
low IN The hands Of said William O. Winston, trustee
tulect 10 distribution among the cred tors OF John Z
10 aIoon the same according 10 ihe nights OF the
W ald fund.- and that said commissioner report said
me Court with any matter specially stated, deemed per-
la.se OF required 10 be stated by any o the partes
%py-Tc.:e PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. C.
II interested the foregoing decree, will take notice that
,e 9Th day Of August 1852, for their attendance at
II Court House, for the purpose o taking the &C.
.u " me within decree. They will there fore attend on
en COCK, a. N. with all papers and evidence neces.
rs eeution OF he duties required OF me oy inc decree
&ll.a WIN T. H, POLLARD,
M '3uSa Commissioner.
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,IIC COMMONWEALTu DE yIRGIala-i
rnr SuEniEE OF urSRICO COUNTY GREET!S6

1 TIE SHERIFF OF iIsNRICO COUNTY, GREET!So, 40,
WE cuMMASp You, that you summon r. Flags Ia nr".r a.
uartner. under he style OF Firgs Co, 70 @p,
,b. rks office OF the cut Court OF the C', ."
Rues be holden said Court. on the 81 ' m n.
NV, - ,oswcr the action Of Joseph Jones OF .'ea ~
caseIamaar S0iaud have :hem there MS h 3 d,y Of
ACE ROBINSON CLERK Of our sad Court a. n.n",' , ~ "
Inv lssI ard In The 76h year the poc,xSox
a, ,.,;on IN The for the mis- -carasr ana ''ts
NJ ,a ;s GOOD, by the defendants, "a comiaoR
tween Richmond and Lynchours ,,cr,nnS GARY n Cpk
| Copss-Tests hi'N -
. July 5-cvtw
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7.h Resolved That the Convention by lhc platform has
In Inc csarest und distinct manner s0 Tar as that is
capable, settled The slavery agitation both in and
Congress
On motion o Mr. Pcicr Bossca the editors OF tie En-
quer and South Side Dcmoca, were requested 10 puti:h
e proceedings OF the meetn. in their respective papers
lhe mteing on motion, afnurnei sine die
:, WM. Fl. ROBERTSON, SR, Chsirman
"M IL ROBERTSON, JE. Secretary.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

NAWAY Tuckahoe, GoochIand county upwards OF Il
ayr,hs ago, negro named WALLACE SMITH. lie i.
ix.utylx of tall and slim, and Of dark brown OF
i small head large feet bowlegged and hes
s4pners when alarmed sharply spoken to- He was for
by NJ W. Kemp. Esq., OF Gloucester county and has
seen. ami Is now no doubt, lurking about in that ad
.oa The above reward will be paid Tor his apprehension
iy-ry il me a, Tuckahue In Richmond.
II .l-t: JOSEPH ALLEN.
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REMOVAL.

pEY JOHNSTON have removed the recently
lpic Messrs. GAY MATHEWS Co No las Eagle Square,
sy receiving and opening large and handsome as.
Staple and Fancy Dry Coos, TO which they invite The
.aon oil their patrons and the public generally
THE PATRONS OF THE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, Ma.
THEWS s. CO. AND TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
a aken siuat n Salesman in the Dry Goods Store OF
rpLEY JOHNSTON successors 10 Messrs GAY MATHEWS
respectfully beg leave ask the attention o the customers
whose employ have spent several years. the
desirable stock oil staple and fancy Dry Goods just
ed and opened by rhem feeling warranted in assuring them
N, position aided by the accommodating and liberal
ny employers, shall be alb render them the ampes;
gafi A. WILLIAM e. FERGUSON.
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JOSEPH ALLEN.
~. = I,G, :, o. N n01IINION SAII.S-


uih ~ FRY Manufacturer. oilers 10 the trade contrac
@ al others the fir 10, received OF these superior Nails,
,a AZ sizes OF Nails and Spikes; and also hox lining. e
@ 81. ao:lng Nails The box and lining Nails are the exaci
Tobacco Manufacturers The quality oil the Shis OF
g l be WARRANTED, and they confidently offered as
. no, superior any Nails ever before sold IN this mar
,ar'g-g WM. :. TRIPLETSr Agent,
N,
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NEW YORK MARKETS. JrLY g.
Cotton s,eady Light sales of wheat, with dowh"an,s ns
tendency Corn steady; mxeh com 3d. Red ~hso' g.
| NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-A company Of oi""neu
R;hemen have been ordered to the ronr !" ae'is' " pun"
jshnp The Camanches for their late o"tf'a'e'
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TSy.S LAND AGENCY,

lvlI TrT a HENDREE. CouSsELLoRs AT LAW AND Gs.sE
i L.SD AGENTS attend promptly TO all professional
80 In ,hc Circuit and Supreme Courts of the Stale, and in
ned States AMI supreme Courts as also to all matters
III lands entrusted their management Address, os paldJ
I .ns,,n 'r.yas Ian. l6-cwly
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FRIDAY MORNENG, JULY 30, 1852.

me South cannot and ongh trust any man
aDOiltonist ii controlling cv-a genius that
smile al the des"laon Of every tcacr interest vi
Try, II lhlS one pelted nnlion can be uryel or
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LIME EoR E,RSIIyG PURPOSES.

l,G been repeatedly solicited 10 manufacture Lime ior
purposes nave conace TO do 80, provided the
the borders of james River and the adjacent counties
contract for specific supply annually The quality
ias shall ba goad can furnish fran loo TO 100000 bushels
Ms Communications addressed me, Balcony Falls.
,a:ss county will have prompt aucn,'.:SS' :. Iocurp
49,, Ma Of Lime and Cement
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DRS. DlEMER d HAMPTON.

'3."e rIaGeut pnyelCldl'ei iH
FAYsrrsviLLE, Tenn. April 10th, lo3l
Warc given your Cherry Pcc,ora an xeaNve trial In our
-. i'm! surpass every other remedy We have TOR cur
= az '''' DRS. DIEMER g. HAMPTON.
>NGEGs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS, this remedy is inra;
The throa, and lungs when taken 10 small
it snovss ai hoarscness few hours and wonderfully
..ane ,wer and ;osbillty Of The voice
fINA y much relieved and often wholly cureu M
cof4l ar there are sc;i- obstinate az 10 yield
" 80 ne!cios Cherry Pcctora will cure them, II they
plrS irritation The throat and upper portion OF the
~ cure, 10y taxing Cherry Ptciora 10 sa anu frequent
th- lncomior'an'e oppression IL soon rsiie'e"
hou LANSING. ci Brooklyn. New York, states:
The Cherry Pecicai such cases OF Asthma ana
1rs eads me- to believe il rarely ll 10 cure those dis
CaOjP-Give an em.,ic OF anmony be followed by
NJ gcn c the Cherry Pecoral, until suodues the
'S. Ken N season. j: will not ia TO cure.
HOPING Cough may be broken up and soon cured oy c
Chsi: pec'"ral
lNFLrCNXl speedily removed by This remedy Nuine
'sa;e been noticed whe'e whole families Serc protect
."inus coc.Gu"nces. white eif neghoots without the
a salem ONO June II, 52.
{, Ayet:-I write 20 inform you OF the ray remarkable
lol Cherry prc,ora this place and in my own family
was completely cured three days ni dread
oMns Cou:h b,,aking It nr Means one OF our vey pea,
states a, he considers the best remedy We have
ola deiscs aud that he has cured more cases I" Group
AZ any cher me'cine he ever administered ;,
symar u The Baptist Church saws that during te run OF
Eere This he has from your medicine, he
'+'e's have believed without seeing
iir'icclully, J. d. SINCLAIR, Deputy Postmaster
: distinguished Professor Chemistry and MaterIa Medca
M Dnwdoln College
Quad 3c Cherry Pectoal, as It's ingredients show pow
81 -sy f1r Gods. and coughs a..d pu monary diseases
Z PARKER CLEVELAND, VI. D
HNiS;;:, Ne Feb ). 1852.
.H DIR VALENTINE MOTT,
n A celebrated Professor OF Surgery IN the Medical College
"a New York City. says
pleasure certify the value and efficacy OF aver
III Ps4a which consider peculiarly adapted 10 cure dsea
III g Ttrcat and Lungs ,
Ia see diseases upon the Lungs have been effected by
f 7t,al in such the belief that
E las length been found that be depended the
III Co.'s and Consumption which carry from midst thou
~ cry wear il is indeed medicine which the afflicted
confidence relief and they should not fail To avail them
~
M and soldby j. C. AVER. Practical and Analytca
Al Lowell Massac hscts and sold wholesale and retail in
ct :! by PURCELL, LADD s. CO., and PEYT0N JOHN
Ea il ay the Druggists retail hroughoutthc STATE
"a vSm
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| BALTIMORE MARKETS, IrLY 25.
tIoword s,rr., -four dull 20uD 5bls. CITY Mills a. 81
Rad wheat so IS cts; white s5 80. White 60 62
c,s velpw 6l a 62.
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SAILING OF THE ASIA.
NEw YoRK, Julv 25'rhe Asia sulled to-day VII" IA
nas.cnpere and 1924 900 in specie.
mnog The messengers was Mr. Hunter OF Alabama, VINO
ooc. M, as bearer Of despa tch"a.
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EID FCSSTEN,

ATTORNEY AT Law.
-ce III The Courts OF Alexandria, Fairfax aud FauquieI
W sc, lie will also attend TO the prosecution OF Camt
general Government. Office Xii between 81
ANA PIT, building occupied by the Manassas Gap Raj
Read tum'aih n. s
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10 their res, night will hnd. by taking the Cher'
>CuIrS oirraon OF the threat and upper portion o IN.
/, sa rnu- 10 ed they may be ni sound ubroken
Consequently refreshing rest G'eat relief from suffering
a 1a. cure. il afforded TO thousands who thus afflicted
'4Gspe remedy.
resaole effect IN these cases many hnd themselves TN
..rp, IT'S Use when Inc necessity for !: has ceased.
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM TAKING ChLOROFOHM
The Worcester alass) spy OF MONDAY say th'' 'hc WIZ
,r Ib, Davis of Holden who suffering rom severn
induced her physician 10 lei er hhhe ch"""
tor The purpose Of having rX'ractcd "hcn upon me !:
| I,tion shr cxp Immediately.
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MARBLE YARD.

.n,y ROGERS Sh Street. Main Richmond, Va neae
" csyuaa Italian and American Marble Monuments Tombs
r sos pieces oevery description. Wall Plates Fronts
I: &c ,
Tie ccuGtry with city reference promptly to-
served his apprenticeship OF the largest
New York City, aud having much experience 10 the
inlse that all work executed his Shop will give
.,, satisfaction ~ any done North South. Oct5-clv
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,..w paRTSEESHIp,

LAW EFSHIF.
cr ,ne! Will practice Law in partnership i'll the Courts
a. rna,,ox. buckingham, Charlotte and Prince Edward.
- LEWIS lSBELl..
RICHARD II WATKINS.
.,..,l.y,il Watkins, Prince Edward C. H. Appomatox
49, Jnne -rIQ
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
IL CI'WE OF COUGHS COLDS. HOARSENESS. BRON
HITS. GROUP, ASTHMA, WH0OPlNG COUGH,
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JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
au Ilh hNE A II H

WASHINGTON CITY, D. Z.
s.cTICES several Courts Of the District of Columbia
huness pertinent his profession which may be
), ~: care vi meet with prompt attention. Herefersto
Messrs. SgLpEN, WirHsHs d Co,
Gen JSu. W. NcCALLA, Washington ID. c.
lAMss J. MiLLsR ESQ.,
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cumberland, Va, July IS 1852.
LATE. FROM 1lEXlt

LATE FROM MEXICU.
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-Capt Lowe, brotcr-lnaw n 'hr
late Governor Calhoun, has arrived here win party 0
puebla Indians their way 10 Washington. He reports
the emiprans on the plains generally doing we'll Tic
scurvy still prevailed among the American population OF
NrW MnNlrn
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Thy :, -,
FAYsrrsv;LLE, Tenn. April 10th, lo5l.
given your Ch=rry Pcc,ora an x:easve tra IN our
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The night OF the party had come. The elegance,
beauty and grace Of the surrounding country together with
characteristic elegance and beauty OF The young dlts ot
the Institution being assembled 10 beauty and
atorn the spacious Halls like bright and shining nc'eors In
nm uncloudrd Heaven! | was almost ready 10 eAcan,
when first catching glance OF The Queens Of night,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

weekly review of Bourse operations with a san
mary view OF the movement during the PAS: week.
accounting for It's fluctuations, AID indicating tie
pfobab'e movement of the next These articles hal
Of course noticed the late considerable IN ,as
funds as IN the other puDlic securities they eA-
pressed their anticipation q reaction AMI ths
earnestly urged spectators 90 Keep Themselves o.
the reserve These articles have been suppressed
BY the censor
The Project Of the A Ter mas issued the
following 'ignidcant decree uuder date ION inst,
whereas. POLITICAL in'cri2 and par cuiary The
word .peI} eqqaliy ana i'l.tra',y' whch nSne Oh
,nent - ~ U 81 o'1', -, ',s 81 va "a rc
ollectlon Il tTInmohant vcr the same
our public squares aud wslks a e now died up and de
cayec lcGs, the Pitfect ceose.
ton AND IN particular he wo d. ,er., eqqahly IA
teinity shall be Immediately ea.,ea On the f,1ats Of
public odihcss an private dssn-s. The rcss " liberty
'Articlc 2 Trees which hay ne gro vn luror.sn'y.
are an nsmeni 10 the Commune, alone 10 be *
cepted
The only considerable place besides Null
house which has yet given majority Of negative
votes. is Montpelier, where me Noes amour. 10
1886 snC the affirmative votes To- 215. Bences mas
given the following result. which shows that me az
stentlon o. NJ VI &c FailOux AID BcnYer mas Oeeh
followed by the majority oi me electors Of theSy
head quarters Of Legitimacy The unnoer INSCRIBED
as lO,e6S AbsienIlOns, GID es 3 @Jl NO 81
In the same Department, Giie - FilaineJ 4 pm
mune called Melesse had 61s electors inscribed
There are 336 abstentons SO anba'led votes the
rest are negative, without single Yes.
1t is said that the Government has made
an application to the Bank Of France for loan OF
100 600 COO of francs THIS proposition was AZ hrst
received very coldy by the council OF the Bank,
which in the first instance determined to resist II,
but upon further reflection and ~ the Apprehension,
il il sad In case of refusal thar decree would be
issued hch would materially affect the bank Itself,
the council resolved to make the advance demanded
BY Government.
Ii is said on good authority that the re
ply Of the Austrian Cabinet 10 L0ps NapoleOns let
ter containing a declaration Of the sccceSs and er
poSs des motifs for the corp detat was OF the mos
faitefUg description, fully recognizing the powero
the usurper and no less cordially responding to nj
EXPRESSIONS of amity and pacific intentions toward
the res; OF Eurooe.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Manaraiah Gholab Siosh, the ruler of
Cashmere, is reported TO be IN a dying state
The Friend Of India, on the authority of
a Llama lately arrived at sikhim from Lassa, states
that the Emperor Of China has just abdicaed his
throne, having RESIGNED 1t IN favor Of the usurper
Tien Teh.
The Calcutta papers notice dreadful
accident which occurred recently at the Musjld
erected by Prince GOolam Mahoned al the corner OF
the Dunumtollahst The Prince has been In the
habit for many past of making distribution AZ
Musjid O clothing the poor at the com
mencemeHt OF each cold isOn. This year. owing
10 the death Of the Princes mother, the accustomed
dole has been delayed beyond the usual period. On
the day of the accident report got abroad that the
aims we've to be distributed, aId an immense crowd
of besgars collected at the MusJid, aud pressing
upon one of the gates rushed In, III tumultuous
mass The consequence was that many were borne
down and trocden under foot Nine persons were
KILLED outright and many we're carried off to the
hospital with serious injuries