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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-28

HE MAEKdsD W9MAN's REIyATE MEDICAL
Pisssss, Women -fwsnti0th edition, i5ao., pp 30
:. 's sn pe saa ns9s
20 ss s %as II sPssSs ~
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b.ie; also fems,sth: xIfssh. other the sss
q ysars-in whom nature eontemrls.ss an impsrssns
mode sns Of ss
every oomplsins to which her &c. e, is subject
Dr. A. M MAuR1crAr, No l2o Liberty street.
Ny Dear sr-Ey wife has been psrcepsiby sinking fos
some three years or more in Of her
Sors dSsiiis.siss
and ssf as ss ' IN
posed this state Of things Inevitable and resigned ny
nj re "a y. Ky iSs; e.. ssss H.
S relief is m and
mind and joy rsses impaired to my wife on Iosrnins
smsdy proeas to mo sSiss gis' ssn
sys y @ r sa another I'd
wife would have been in her grave, and children ls
II TO- Of course mprsco.bls to convey more fully sbs
ssrcus susjccts trssed o. as they o. nature stoF
riage. For sne at No 252 Rrosdwsy No 2hstor Aouss
s.s'SSss ss 5s ;sSI Az
Oitass 70 any par. tho United states Al letters S. .
Sy ss' ris NsA TsIS ::
a * s &C. afss q ..
n nan who may desire II expense 70 ANY para M
United states by addressing IS absv
MEDICAL ADvisrR AND MARRIAGE cUIpK-A
WI practical treatise boforo published Tv,nAv
Eve cents copy FREQ OF postage, hed BIZ ssrirssr
Townsesa 222 c. Harrot, t22E Bro,cysyi ard Sy Ar
author, ~ Larmonh phy;sisn and surgeon, Il E.s1S
:ss;s sssa's Of Iii ss. h' al sh
lust PUBLIsUE NEW EDIrIoN.--"rUu
Marriage Guide.-A complete t.oatige on physoioxv
and medicine for the private Of married peoSts
or those about to marry and containing everything.
physioiogcM or nodicai which they can rsquflr
70 fnow by the celebrated suthor and lecturer ~
uoiick Such book has long required and wishsG
or ~ AL true frendsof humapity but t now suoS o.s
could not 30 procured u strictly morsl and scientific
but popuis and practically usoiui No person Of ehss
~ the "a me author book exclusively for gentlemen
,he male generaye system los physioosy and all M De-
rsneemens pnrtouiay that unknown form "a
oeo IRON which 90 many become imbsciio insane
ole without knowing the with the proeyxYs
Ing or restoring the yre rover sgz.
livery one should poehes this book, who reached
sgo q puberty IL will thousands Of youn1 ven
ioE oiseaso ard untmcy death and give hops resf
c o. Others now gyen MP 20 poonoy dss.
tht french and German physiological which ars known ys
70 very lew medical men They welI bound ana
contain nearly ave hundred ess with eose
% anatomical plates. There books Ike toa
IN the English language Thousands sold dri'y WA
one SOLAR each. To be had of all shc principal ha,s
sellers ana newsvendors or from tbs .pubIiahey -
SThoNG, W Nassau street, New York. who VIZ s,~x
snywhers BY pcss toe, on reosvnx msnsy ana
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Stock yales,


Co First Board $500 PEN. S. S9Ss; 600 do long
year.. 9sss soC 90 past Due 90 200 do 900 City Wa
50. SO do s.; 5000 Reading Railroad 6 70 b5 s $500
20 900 Camden and Amboy KsiiIOsd e lol 80 shares
Penn Railroad in lotH, fS; 5i6 do So ID Harrisburg Rail
read b5 5z 10 Camden Auboy Railroad s5wn 49, 100
Norris Cana b5wn lT 200 do SIS Tx; go Schuykiu Nav
EatioD, Jreferred hswn 2l 2A do 2 100 Schuylk Nay-
gttion b5 9 100 Beaver Meadow Rairoad b5 81 % Sus-
quehsnna Cana cash 51 10 Lebigh Navigation Sd OK 65
do, C7 ii Cumberland al Railroad preferred 26
do SKI 45 sLong Island Railroad b5 2 $50 do in lots
2 70 Girsrd ank 2A; IL haLutaotu aid Mech
Bsik 80; a. United ttates B.nb II. Bcfceen boards
So Long ISLAND Railros &C. so shares
nal, cssh, T4; loo Norrstown Railroad, 4oS $50 Long
lal Railroad b5 22s 40 do, 22a 100 do cash. 2e;
Union Csna I'd l6 lU0 Girard Bank b5 1875 800 do. H.
Second BoardSi,OU0 Vest Philsdepha 6's, 1 49, 20 900
Reading Railroad 6s 70. b5 &C. 0D1 do, b5wn, g3 1000
Cheap axe and De,wfre Cans 6 le5; 900 Richmond Dis
triot 6s 90 1900 Camden ard smbcy Railroad 6s rs I'd
lUI; 50 shares Ri rrosr Railroad. 49 30 Beaver Meas
Railroad 10 81 $50 do, in lets 80 2 do 10 lots, 81 70
do 81 PeLnsyvaiia Railroad isl l0o DO b. ~ 81 do
lots b. 80 ~ do S. 10; co do in lots S. 49, o0 Long Island
Railroad, s. 2252 Hsrrisbgrg Railroad b. 5o4 so sas
uuehanna Canal b 1855 100 Union Canal 1893. After
coo sadins Rsiircsd &C. 70 bs s3, 100 Long
72 50 Beaver Assdo~ Rail- ad s5ya 81 g do e.
2SS 10 leheh Nsygston q 100 M9rris Canal o. III
l95s; Bank OF Kentucky, 1l01s Market firm
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DOCTOR HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNOT BE aAL
~ genuine in Buffalo n; Y. They csn be had in Nov
Orleans the corner 81 Canal and Maras streets Ev
intelligent physician will tell you the only remedy
diseases without nury 10 hs nstent una oilsr
Only place TX Division street. stairs. New York unE
the ONCE NO s finished. For ten years past t~srY
quack doctor in this aud ether cities A
up lie about this great remedy Dr. Hunter
pie to sound heaith daily who been ruined with
curry by these vil.ianous humbugs.
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nR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, 80 WE'LL KNOVE
~ for the last q Abe ul praeMsa
in New York, be consulted spryats
Zoe, all diseases TO which flesh ia heir Those we
have suffered frem may rely on SAsiy
their Gases treAted BY phyeeian Of expericroe.
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CUNDAY EVENING EETERTAlNMENT.-THE GREAT
moving Panorama Of the New Testament and Holy Land
will be on Ell ibon this Sunday evening" at tae Chinese
Bui ding 639 Broadway lustrtedy descriptive lecture
and music Tickets twelve and half CENTS commencing
at half past seven o'clock.
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ERANkLIE MUSEUM IT'S CHATHAM STREET.
open every afternoon 1t o'clock and in the evening 81
for the purpose OF Classic and Original
Of Living Status ry By Nile Cssinets Troupe Of
slsts togethsr with variety Of beautiful performances
Eor tursher bills Of each day Admission
arm chairs % osntG Boxes 1t Gallery lax cents
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

Soou MI 10 NONE Nono.
Stock In city in all hands estimated at l6 COO bales
FskIoHrs.-Rates continued firm, though engagements
were light To Liverpool 5000 bushels Of wheat were
tsken at 1od in ships bags about 1000 barrels -four
were engaged at 81 Sd 500 barrels Of rosin at 3 Cd
and 500 bales Of cotton, at I'd There was change
TO notice in rates for London Glasgow To Hayre
Ton was being engaged at Ae, and ashes with rice at
FsR- Cod and shore mackerel quis. and unater.
the latter at s p: and 5Oe boxes No and scaled
b. rriDg at sec. and 421sc a 45c.
So 2s $50 bunch at 50 70; $50 bushels peanuts at
81 la cases citron at 2sc; and 50 barrels currsns
n.y-A retail inquiry prevailed for river at 81 IS
Hors-Ihcre have b, 20 bales now bought at 221.c
IRos-we only heard that so tons Scotch pig were
sold, at S31 so Per ton, six months.
LEAD -Galens spariDgy offered at TO To- per 100
lbs; SO tons Spanish realized 81 s21s, cash,
LIME Common Rockand in brisk demand at
81 0s q 81 0e per Dbl, cash
MoLAssEs.-Orlsans in better demand in come.
9uepee Of reduction in Its price. 1000 barrels
found buyers at SOC per gallon
NAyAI sroRns.-Ibcluced in the days transactions,
were 800 bbls crude turpeutns at 81 25 and $50 white
held st 5ss, per gallon
Otls The dsys business comprised 500 gallons lin
seed at Csc CSC per gallon; and $50 baskets olive at
PSovISIoss.-Pork was inactive aud srguii $50 bbs
taken at S15 81 for old me SO rs do $40
fer old mess, and $40 IS $40 81 u for do Green
shoulders and hams ceiling at alec dressed hogs
per Id Lard was in light supply and firmly held at l3c
l3c ID New country beef in good request and
about $50 bbls changed hands, at 50 IS So for prime
sS75s SO e21 for piets and Sl1 rs Sl2 for Vermont
90 ITO bbls. beef hsms brought SIS per go lbs.
RcEsaes of 70 tierces were effected at 81 371s per
100 los.
sAlr.-There have been 400 sacks Liverpool ground
and fro disposed 81 on private terms.
sEsDs Flax he'd at 81 IS and linseed at 81 rs
per bushrl good ipquiIy existed for clover at &C.
9hc Pr ID.
splnis The days sales reached 500 bbls Ohio ard
prison wkiskty at 26s. C. 10 per gallon.
SCHOLARSHIPS made OF 200 bids. muscovad nj
4Ac SC. and so hhds New Orleans at SC per lb
ToFAcco -Apout 45 bhds. Kentucky were purchased
to-day al &c axe prlb
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
By NoRTH RIVER Boa1s.- 53S bbls -four 95 do whis-
key Il ashes 35 beef 93S do provisions 60 pkgs
butter, l4CC0 bushels wheat, 9sl do corn 5000
cats, 1,109 do. barley.
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nR. WARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT AB-
~ soute certainty Of speedy ana thorough Thoss
who apply early ofton cured in twenty
and rapid tresnept has been benefit shSa
sands Office. Canal street. door from Broadway, ~
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RANvARD'S HOLY LAND.-MR. BANvARD, HAVING
- returned to his native city after brilliant Of
four in the Old World will his work Of the
Holy Land early in December. AS room sufficiently
large could be found in New York receive this immense
picture Gas it three times much his
former of the Mississippi the gentlemen Of the Racket
Court Club have in the rendered him the
Of their extensive and capaoous ball court al
joining the Metropolitan Hotel Broadway which
being rapidly for the reception Of this great work
The vie painted from authentic drawings made
the spot by Mr. Bsnysd personally during extensive
and perous tour expressly for the
$1,000 Further particulars will be given in future adver
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METROPOLITAN HALL-SECOND GRAND CON-
VI cert Of the National Guard Band Saturday evening
December 41he National Guard Band would respectfully
that te ecord Grand Concert Of their series
six monthly concerts will be given ~ Metropolitan Hail.
Saturday evening" Dec. The will consist of
pleasing variety Of and military music by band
Of forty five performers emitting the sub
scrber to twelve tickets which be used at Of the
concerts So to be had at VIM Hall Sons 239 Broadway.
Single 80 cents Tickets for sale at the
music and book aad at the door the evening
Concert. Concert to commence at o'clock
JOSEPH NOLL, Conductor.
FREDERICK RIETZEL. Leader.
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T,HE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART-,coN
brati masters from 0udo de sionne "a D. 1881 DOM
Horsos vsrnets open for exhibition 81 the ocist,
Library Rooms from A. n 10 r. ~, and fxo hail psts
I 30 halt past p II. Admission rs oents.
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ROwERY THEATRE-THE BENEFIr OF p WAL
- drop Treasurer will take place Wednesday
Dec /, when will be acted the BELL RINGER OF ST.
PAULS-John, the Bell Ringer Mr.. f. Eddy; Mary Miss
Heron. During the evening Uncle Toms Farm" by Miss
C.. Hifert Nj. amil,on and MT James Dunn TO which
will be added the first act Of ROBERT MACaIRER bert
Msesr Mr. Stevens; Jacques Strop, Mr. Glenn; Marie Mrs.
Ii. p. Grattan. To conclude with LOLA MONTES Lola
Mopte ISL Roxh hook
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MADANE HENRIETTE sONTAa's FIRST
N1 GRAND CONCERT
New Ssries)
Will take place ~ Metropolitan Hall, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is.
PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS:

MADAME hENRiETTE soSTAa,
sssSE FSRIs SSst sShEss
II. New yes. Sacred Si ns1ssns sssis,s
T Chorn %
' ~ = pIsEorcn. or THE ONO avsIs: =
Mr.. G. T. Brstow. Director Of the New York Sacred
Mr. Agrieo Psar Director Of tho German sons Union.
Mr. sohuliinger. Director of the italian Ghoirs
harpi s isss's Hs a'i1ss
Organise. -. MT. John Aundol
CARL EEcKERT
ton Of the Hall will BE- entirely remodolled the plan
a 81 %
'ii'''ins tho acoustic P ssssi m music
Overture. ss.s.a.... t s1s' tim. in America.
~ oifas ii kassni Sig c.s.i
Grand Ss1I.ton.a oh que dir.ij. n.nan ;D'n''''"
. hAR a.NE,nTIf s9STAs Adam
). DassH%S. Music lesson Md. Sonia: ana D4. :.
Se Giur.msnte" sig fo.aoin Ieraadsnss
combined Chorus Of Six Hundred Per-
8. First part Of tho fourth Symphony fat, By
MAD f.siIr1s Som D'''hov'n
10. Grand Chorus for Three Hundred Male Voices,
by the Ten Societies Of the Song Union. .Laohner
III. Terzett-"Papataci" Jtalians in Algeri, Sigrs.
Badiali, Pozzolini, and Rocco .Rossini
H. Eckert Swiss Song MAD. HEvRIETTE SoNrAG Eokert
ID The .Trenoo." Paul Julien. .Beriot
II. The Prayer from the lsraelites in Egypt, MAD.
on ROCCO and ss Ssd ps
Of Sin Hur dred Perfovr :. .Rossni
Prices of Secured seatG$2 and $ be had ssrs.
Hall Sons, No 2S9 Broadway.
The regular sale of Seats will begin Saturday Novem
Der u at "a. N.
Of saleOn Saturday the 81 seats only; on Mon
day, the 81 and naming 81 seats.
Notice-Owing to the length OF the Concert oom-
menee at tx.
All the arrangements with regard 70 the comfora Of the
And ianca If Ia 6rakae riaa NRill he raka mad
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GUNDAY EVENING CONCERT AND LITERARY EN-
y tertspment-At the Minerva Room 4oS Bro.dway
g. at ~ o'clock Readings and ROTATIONS by
J. B. Brown. yocalists Miss Glenn aud Mr. Blanchard
professor will preside at the Pianoforte. Admttance
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EOR SAvANEAH-U IS. NAIL LlNE.-THE SUPE.
erior steamship FLORIDA. capt. NJ s. Woodruff
Saturday Dsoembsr at ococh P n from pier North
Alabams Capt G. D. Ludlow Saturday, december IL.
For speed strength accommod alton and fare these ships
have Q superiore on the coast.
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VTNO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGRES.-
i By the British royal mail steamship CONWAY, Capt.

BY the British royal mail steamship CONWAY. Capt.
This steamship designed to sail from Savannah Georgia
Sn IL c osos
with We Turks Islands n.ilsl and Jsmaios sls viii %
18Th route sa n'A'n -A4 'n'
this service oontempa.ss arranse|ents only for
a'ss Steamship
ana the
Antigua, Guadaloups. st kits,
s ssTs:sss. hhs snsaa.. s. E sSas.
SSsssassa' s ssa; s: ssasA.
Dominica. Montserrat, Tampico.
s sF's Ts1n, f Fss, Rice. T Tssass
THE RATES PASSAGE ARE,
From Ssvsnn All to \ Nassau. $50
d. So. JaMsrisa 90
and il gSpS..iS.
conveyed shs q;p,l serms ri sas.s.nsas:
conveyed TO New York. By the o. Mail ships,
' slsL i %iTc Sh Iu Agent 1874 From. ssr.e.NY
limited Ia
commander will sail f,r Bremen at Souhamptan
s 90 % Dec r. ss ss Nd
Fysn Prize from mai, New or
lower Saloon so second cabin sse An e1psr fenced
SIsss lie to ss M n or sa
iii Rfs' sSS Il kEs Reply
NOR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT-THE NEW DeUBLs
y engine steamship WILLIAM PENN. Winthrop Sears
Commander will leave pier East river, for the abov
port direct, Non lay December g. At o'clock, Il.
This ship has elegant for passengers Pas
Freight on measurement goods, cents per cubic foot
Shippers rogue sted to supply themselves with th
form Of bills Of adng other will be signed
They had application o. the office Of she agsn
and will be signed ct tho oce prior the day of sailing
yhen they viii DO signed board No freight received
For freight or passage aPgy On board Or e, e
Agents In New Orleane-Messre- Marks B. Thomas. u
Matches street.
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LHOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, AND FLORIDA
Il Semi weekly u s. Mail Lne-The and fast gorg
steamer JAMES ADGER. J. Dickinson, commander. will
leave pier No. IN r. Wednesday, Dec. a. o'clock
NJ precisely For freight apply board where .l bills
sPoFFoRD, TlLESTON & Co, As South street.
Savannah passengers tcteted through without further
charge. Through tickets 10 Florida follos sTo Jack
sonvGle $751; to Pilatks s3 No bills of lading signed
after the steamer has sailed
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DR WILLIAM WARD is CURING NUMBERS EVERY

- week of those who have contracted disease His
dies are those with which bic brother s
successful often consulted by hundred
No physicians see OF those diseases separate
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ropoiitan Hail. Saturday evening, Deo 49, 1882 Opera
tie military and popular music by an orchestra Of afty
military band of forty and the Cornet band Subscriptions
she series S. admitting two to each concert Subscrp
tons received at all the music stores and ~ the
store Of H. b. D0BW0RTH L. Co., 493 Broadway.
COIREES NYSTEREUSE EFT TANTASTIQUE.--MR
~ Robert Heller associate of the Royal Academy of
don, respectfully that he will shortly appear
fore American audience in series Of scientific
entert anm ents.
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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE cUIpF-A
WI practical treatise beforo published Tvsnsy
Eve esnts cory fr;s q POsss,gs seld By B.ras.i
author, ". Larnont physIeian and surgeon a 49,.
street, Of Broadway ~ F whore be srsrs All sns
twelve ssekA X 1890 - sN~S
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MR.. DEMPsTER'S LAST BALLAD ENTERTAINNENX
W At the Tabernacle, Monday evening. Nov 49, viii
sSds the following s9ngs-The spot where was borns
Jo;, Lonely auid WIFE,, :. Evening songi. The BARRY
Of Warren. "The bliad Boy "My 4 anaie. o." IN
alone all alone; TAX yer aud cloak about ye and Tba
May Queen three parts In order to give all who desire
opportunity to attend the tcets this evening aes
placed at Is cnmmenca a 8 O'clock.
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A UsTRALIA-PIoNEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
n ets.-The maguiAoeut new clipper ship SCARCE lyin
~ pier ~ Eat river having All cargo on board will hs
mulo date despatch for Melbourne Port Philip, fey
ter,hs remain unsod TO seoursswhoh eay appeatios
will be necessary. The accommodations Of this yesse ar
NOT equed by those Of other ship In port Foe pas
sage apply on beard or 10
JOHN OGDEN,
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II OR San FRANCISCO, CALIFoRNIA.-THE PACK
l. ct ship SBhKSPEhE Z, VIM. Brown, master, is NO "
loading At pier NO. H. North river, and will sail With des
patch. For freight cabin passage having superior
room accommodations, apply TO the captain, board,
or to WIN. +. FURNISS, IS Wall street,
VI. reAr hui
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DACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsHIP COMPANY-FoR RIO
Il Janeiro, Valparaiso and Psnsms Tho splendid new
steamre JOHN L. STEPHENS, 1880 tons burthenD
Robert H. Pearson, will be despatched for tho
above ports about she 9th December For passage
orly, having superb apply at the
the COMPANY hsouth street.
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, Friday Evening" May II, ISoZ,
The 10th " May--Hs Political Bearing-No En-
p're yd--The Presentation Of EogleS--Ihe Bal
jor tgteen 7hoeoud--f ireF Emporium The En-
poors al pieaNa- PfomotionS- The Arab Chiefs
"A Bon-no--A,ogo-1he Danish Question
an Enfente-Dqoat u The Derby Cabinci-1
Ministry on SiBronce-The Vagna- Case Ter
minated-Rose Cleric The Ships in the Ice
London Wpmtnated-India, &C.
The 10th Of May is past. Louis Napoleon is still
Prince President Of the French republic-tho EN-
Ege bas YET " be proclaimed. ! enclose you With
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Grand Military Reviews Before the Rmperors Of
Russia and Austria, at Vienna; and Be-
fore the President Of France, at Paris.
MANIFESTO OF THE COUNT OF cHAMBoRD.
Important Russian Movement in
Turkey and Greece.
ANOTHER SERIOUS RIOT ON BOARD A
PACKET SHIP, AT LIVERPOOL
IMPORTANT FROM s0UTHAMERICA
threatened Trouble Between Brazil and
the Oriental Republic,

The steamship Cambria, Captain Lietch arrived
~ Boston at FIVE o'clock yesterday morning. She
lss Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, the 18th inst
The telegraphic abstract published on Thursday
morning, gave only some Of the points of the Euro
Dean news. Our correspondence and files, since re-
ssived, supply with the details of the events
he other side Of the Atlantic.
There continued to be fair demand for Ameri-
can securities in London Annexed were the quota
lens on the 18th inst:-
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Redeemcbis Prices
United States Five per Cent Bonds (1S53). I04 1O5
Ditto Six per Cent Bonds (ls62) .......1l0 11O1a
Ditto SIX per Cent Bonds (1sos) ........1oS 1857
Ditto Six per Cent lns. Stock GSG7-ls6 .103l a IO4
y. y. State Five per Cents QS5S-lS60).... e5 a s6
1nnfylvana Five per Cent Stock ....... SIS a SO
Chic Six per Cents (lS6O) .............. l01 102
Ditto Six per Cent Stock 1s7o-Is75). Joy 107s
Massschuret Five per CT Stg BIDS 1S6S) 107 . 107h
0azyland Five per Cent Sterling Bonds 80. 95 96
Virginia Five per Cent Ins Stock 1850 80. 05 96
DAto Six per Cent Bonds Qs57.1s75). 100 10l
Canada Six per Cent Bonds $50 113 118H
Boston City Five per Gents (1S5S-1S62) 93h 9Ils
Montreal City Six per Gents (1S57-1S65).. IS a SO
Philadelphia and Reading r, X. Six perCt.
Merit Bonds QS60) observation-disclosures. so 81
Nsw York and Erie per Cents. LIST mortgage 1o7 1O8
Do. do. do, I'd mortgage. e8 100
Do. do per Cents. Convertibes,
1852 Observation-Disclosures. So a.
Ohio Central per Cents (1S6D ............ 90 a
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Important from south America.
TnREATENEp TRoLBLe BETWEEN uRuGUAY AND


BRAZIL, Ere.
10 the 81 Of April
Ayrcs and seehed to entertain considerable mistrust as
TO the the inhabitants might make Of their liberty
The inhabitants themselves stn in doubt as TO
the ultimate intentions Of the nberain2 General Il
gencrey thought that Urluiza would attempt to have
bis late Minister for Foreign Affairs Colonel Gallon, ap
pointed Governor OF tho province and that in the event
Of national organization lac may aspire to the Pres
depcy Of the republic The election OF Governor to
take place on the 18th.
The state Of the province Of Buenos Ayres net very
e.aurips owing TO the number If awicss persons who
rendered travelling without escorts very dangerous The
province Of Tucumen had been invaded by Don Cbrsas
Alvarez, who falsely invoked the authority of Ur-
quza lie defeated by the Governor OF that district
and shot.
The following extracts from private letter dated
Buenos Ayrcs, April 3D.
" TIE report Of an open rupture k,wsn ne Bd-,hon ava.
thoteS and tie Oriental government to the execution
the late treaties made and ratified by President uaez
the only thing Of importance have at present to
communicate The negotiations have been suspended
and the Brazilian Envoy has written to Rio for fre
structions II even said that violence has been
offered the residence OF the Imperial Legation in Monte
ydeo. Matters in that quarter bear very dubious
aspect and we have doubt that the eympathies Of
large proportion Of this republic are with the Oriental
authorites.0
There was rather inquiry at the latest dates for
sailed hides and talow Considerable sales Of manuiac.
tured goods had been made at auction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-29

BANKS AND BAYKERs-J. 7. Romans, Wall street,
New York-The Merchants and Bankers Almanac
for 1852, second edition. contains list of private
bankers in the leading cities-ffty-two in number
Also, a list Of banks, Usury laws of every State.
tables Of coins by j. II. McCulock. notes on coins,
value Of foreign coins received by the United States,
annval dividends VI the Bank Of England
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The Nicaragua Route,

From the London Times, May 14I
BY the advices this week from New York, II APP
pears that commissioners from the American Attain
tic and Pacific Ship Canal Company were expected