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ay- Religious Notice.-Rev Leo Rosser Pastor Of NJ.
souh e,h viii ociae Sabbath morning sh
Subject In the morning The Resurrection Body subu
In evening the General Resurrection. w
May
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"The Campbshs are coming to meet Kind h'''~
Ell a aRain- ~.
ODD FELLOWS HALL--oommencns Monday, May 70, IN ~
every evening during the and Pe.is Old ons
Campbell Minsres have The honor the aoes
gentlemen Of Washington city that they win above w.
operate choruses, and buresqns on inc ~
opera.
For further particulars, programme. .,a
Tickets rs cens Doors openst7 n performance pss
O'Clock In. Y. A. JONhst
May ST tA #fI..4sfH Gas hfe%
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BY u. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DALTIMoRE-MADE BUGGY AT AUCTIoN.-on Saturday
morning, o'clock, front of the auction
sell good hand Baltimore buggy suitable for
a doctor. tEr4
Terms mon,hs credit for satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest aa ,n,,
May7-d N.tHa Aucioneer
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ly- IL. w. q sshman will deliver = leetnrs
on The requisites American fhmale before he
Teachers Association the snbsonsn saiufai
evening AT 9 o'clock The public invited attend
There will meeting OF the members OF the association
business at ~, p. m, Of the same day.
May Tai o. q. WIGHT, sec
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nAILY ADDITIONS enable present
continually fun and complete all kinds Of choice and
select dry goods for general famiIy H1+..
Purchasers solicited styles and
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the
Good articles low prices and fair dealing he relied in all
PERRY BROTUER
May I-ootd Opposite Centre Market.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

Prvst. As dress cee and parouets, 80 cents reserve
seats rs cen s~ats, IS family circle, esnp
third usr, 50 cents; eoiored gallery, Is cents.
Mays
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WHITE Canton Grape shnSvis this day received, at al
prices, embroidered and plain, with many other goods
Terms cash. unless arranged TO the contrary. 1ls ~
Good articles low prces and fair dealing be relied in al
cases PERRY b BROTHER,
May s-20uf Opposite Centre Market
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-On Monday
instant shall sell the premises halfpass
O'Clock lot No. 3 in No. 81 fronting north
and 23d containing 1904
III feet inches running back l2e feet ek
inches The property handsomely located
of M and would make three fine building
Terms balance in Twelve, and eighteen
for deferred
bearing deed deed
Title indsputabe a. 4EE
MAY 7-a #.eHr Aucioneer
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iALCINED PLASTER casks Of fresh calcined plaster
" just received.
Also kinds Of building materials which
be sold reasonable terms by
P. NJ PEARSON CO.,
May 6-d3t [Inel.] Seventh canal.
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from her Late residenos, % BowcV. Her remains win
be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery.
On Friday, June o. MARY H., wife sf Jacob Palmater
and eldest daughter Of the late Mr. Absalom Weeks sxod
q years months and ~ days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon sk
half past l. from the residence Of her uncle, Mr.. John
Pearce 90 Stanton street. Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood or nterment.
Friday June 25 LEor, twin, and infant Of Je-
rome Rava. aged years months and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral to morrow morning, ut 10 o'clock,
his fathers residence 50 Prince street, Of
Broadway without further invitation His remains win
be taken to Greenwood for internent
On Friday evening June 26 SARAH relict Of the late
Michael Parker. In the 83d year Of her age.
Her connections and friends also those Of her John
c. Parker and her n.lsw Edward Dayton invited
to attend her funeral without further notice, tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from the residence of her son, in
Eighty third street, Yorkville.
On Friday June 2 BARBARA wife Of James Henderson,
aged 20 years.
funeral will take place from the residence of her
husband the Bergen Point plank road this afternoon
ut 2 O'Clock.
Al Grand Rapids. Michigan Monday June q, IsA-
p, wife Of the Rev. Andrew b. Taylor and only
daughter Of the Rev Joseph Penney, ID.
Rochester, Philadelphia. and Northampton papers
please copy.
On Thursday morning June "a, after short but
Illness ELizABETH JANE DAVIS aged Is years and 10
months
At Liverpool June g. Captain JAcoB N. FUNK, late
master Of the packet ship Enterprise
His remains will be brought here for interment.
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TPFR STEAMSHIP NIAGARA, AT BosroN. l

tPER STEAMSHIP NIAGARA, AT BosroN.1
ANTWERP, june 4asld Nathl kimball, Cox Newport e
son, do,
BORDEAUX, June SID Ooeanide Laabs, N0rleans. sid
IRON ths Roads lst Arthur liabner, Noreans -
deaux, ldg
BRFaEBHAvFN, June Arr Marianne, Warkmeister,
BALTIMORE Amaranth Probst NYork; Washington Isl,
Fitch, 30. so AN, ) Z Crosse Weigmann NYork; 9th,
Chrstonors do 9th Arethusa Crowel do; 7th Yandaia
Llnrio Baltimore
sid 9th, Mount Vernon, Given. NYork.
cARpIrr, June 7-Arr Elizabeth Bruce. Brown, Havrc;
Henry Nosmith, ulmer London, SID prev to 4th Belle,
Brookman, Nlorl
DunLIN June 9--sd Perseverance. Sullivan, WORK.
LLAi, June sid Lucy Elizabeth Crosby, Cardiff; Robt
rs.ssd b. Sth Mary ard Moody from Antwerp
IA. from Hamburg for Work, .
IhlM9rrH June g-oh, Dudley Morrison, from Charles
: LVshiNSt June sid tonnecteut, Williams, Niorh;
Daring stiles Boston.
GLASGOW. june 5-Arr sea Nyr,pb Patten MOBILIZE OH.
Mtrtbas yneya ARD Young NYort.
GKEENook June 9-Slu Rhine, Harvard Boston.
nemburs Tor SYork. With cmiprsuts
SO am siss Leonard Baset stockholm Gth Realm Ste
nkyhr. June esd vanciuse, Glcbrist and Arabcila
IsIr o. W,G,ir June s-on Emisraut Ardresscn, from
Nlcrk fof Hamb8rg ~, American, Williams, from Ant
I,yrnpo Juno e-Arr Saudusly. Boriand NOrleans:
l0 Frest state roIiittr ao slsauelsnna iIungerford
chsrleston'
o1e,n >, 10 west Hsett az Friends TIeek San Fran
cisco Euces Harrison California VIA BeFdeaax SO nicho
las Iddc CaWlkne ana Devon shire strckgt a. Nlark
sth Cen DUNLAP Skelheld and Rhodes McNar do; 10TH
Star of the est Bovne, 10; Atlantic is), West 10.
CID eth Irene. Wiliiars, NYork sth Chase White do
Ian do
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Our vienna correspondence.

NmSss. june .. lss2
NJ. Hasenarus .q.ri,o' u Iis1pa--D position n ~
Austrian &c ,am.apgocrts, u Rs-o,G fnissiisise r
Penai COD for ~ y toie Ear1tNeu Lov ~ a. Praf
III Emperor D.Tahu, RI Hungary g..
The austrian Charge. Nj rulsemann arrived hero o.
Wednesday. the % int n haa en- ntergicx "a ne
81 with Count Bucl the Nnsi q Foreign Alars and
ii Is said also an audience The following day With the
Emperor The papers here make no comments whatever
upon his arrival The vienna correspondent q Prague
paper merely says:lt T. thought thai be viii t.
his post only after the approaching Presidential election
if indeed should not prefer thu whole % take
other place
think il i very probable he will decide for another
place rather his government viii decide for him, -
do think " will be all disposed t. send him again
Ii will doubt he rather slow % send any and Ger
tany would be quite willing Mr. Cas- - any either
anAust politician, 10 nave the relations Of the o.
countries conducted wholly by their respective copsuls
Whether this would contribute 70 The convenience 81 the
mass Of lean travellers that passing through
thia country, Is another question Notwithstanding the
present cquvoca state Of the relations between the two
countries Americans treated here with great respect
by the police authorities year ago u wa not per-
mitt,d American without taking particular Feps
for that purpose 20 down 70 Hungary Now, a. an
dertand il IL allowed freely Several americans applied
for the PERMISSION lately and found no difficulty
The Austrian government IL advancing rapidly IN the
zaton OF the empire An imI ertal ordinance
appeared the past week by which the Austrian penal
code Of 1903 with the changes Tint have since taken
place in IT, IL introduced throughout the whole mon.
which borders on Turkey. This II Important. a. one
great question h. thur settled Ia regard 10 h"nJry
Henoofolth Hungary Is to be under the same Law ~ the
pdProvlDces oi Awta proper II setes the question,
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Died,

On Thursday morning June q after long and severe
Illness Captain MfNEMoN SANFORD, in the 03d year Of hs
age
lis relatives and friends and those Of the family, are
re.pectully invited to attend his funeral on Monley
Ills 7, mains viii be taken to Greenwood.
New ilnycn and Boston papers please copy.
Al Nice Italy. on May 20 Dawn GRAuAM Esq in the
4jth year Of his age
Iii funeral viii take place this afternoon. al 4
o'clock from the residence Of Ills mother ~ West Thir
tecnth street lis friends and those Of his family
invited 70 attend without spocin invitation
On Thursday afternoon june o. after long and pain
~ lines. which she bore with Christian forttude ana
rsgnation fANNMP., wife Of Hartman Tremper in the
ash year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Il The family also tho Nom
ber 81 the Madison Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
the members Of Empire Lodge. No g. and Of Damascus
Fnc8mpmcnt No. IL ]. O. of o. H. are respectfully
In tied attend her funeral on Sunday afternoon ut
half past o'clock from her late residence. 29d East
broadway.
on Friday morning, June % after short but severe
illness WILLIAM u. RosE aged u years month and
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family aao the men,
bors OF Hook and Ladder Company No are respectfully
invited 70 attenu nis luhera without iurther invitation
from bis late residence ~ Forsyth street tomorrow
afternoon. at o'clock
On friday afternoon june %, after lingering Illness
which he bore with Christian resignation ELLEN DrApY
daughter Of Michael and Mary Deadly native of Dingle
county Of Kerry Ireland in the 23d year Of her age
Her friends and acquaintance - those of her bro
Tiers Jeremiah Joseph and Michael Deadly respect
fully invited attend her funeral without further
invitation TO morrow afternoon, at o'clock from the
residence Joseph 6rn Joz 'FRONT.' street. near jackson
ferry.
Boston and Springfield papers please copy.
On Friday June % after short but Illness
cnApIEs L., Of the late Dr. George H. Clussnan Of
Brooklyn. aged 90 years
is friends and relatives and those Of his John A.
William H. Charles and Lewis H. Cussmnn
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at bslfpas
O'Clock precisely from his late residence, II Attorney
street.
On Friday morning, June 25 at I o'clock, Mrs -MARos-
an L.. wife Of james = Moran, after a short Illness.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
jyied to attend her funeral this afternoon, at o'clock
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Ma. -~IAs
FROM BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO.'S CIRCULAR.


The sales Of cotton for the past week ending last
ing reach 60l0 bales wifi advance in prices of I'd
per 10 in American descriptions the market closing with
decided frmness, though without much animation The
improvement is TO be ascIibed to the easy state Of the
money market the general cheapness of food and to the
advanced prices in America Spectators have taken
20 740 and exporters 1000 bales To-day the sales
estimated at 900 bales of which 5000 have been taken
by the trade The following the quetations:-Fair
Orleans ca; mddlng 5S fair Mobiles 57S; mddling,
5,s fair Uplands 57s midding 516; inferior and
binary id per h. The stock Of cotton in this port
$4,000 bales OF which 402 600 American against
total stock Of 900 bales At this period of last year. Of
which sol 900 American.
Yarn has been in fair demand and in instances spin
have succeededn obtaining d per h. advance In
cloth can quote no change.
We have report quiet market with fair de-
mand, at decline Of Cd per quarter in corn Cd per
barrel In -four and Id to ID per 70 lbs in wheat Wes-
tern Canal. Philadelphia and Canada flour 20s Ohio
pos Cd; sour, IFS lis Cd per barrel White Indian
corn sos mixed SIS; yellow, 31s ais cd. per quar-
ter White wheat, s. Sd. 6s I'd. red 5s IS. sd per
40 lbs.
The late arrivals Of turpentne and rosn have caused
decline prices 1000 barrels of the former having been
old Is Cd S. and 500 of the latter at IS. IS 4d
per busiiel for common quality.
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INTELLIGE ENC r.
Movements or Ocean Steamer
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE Is, 1852


Cleared
sssss Es.si%. Mallory LIVERPOOL spsas5d r;.ssa Co.
serma Bssn
Ship Milioete Obi Jones, Quebec. Logan Collins
Bark ohm Herman (Ham), Deckman, Hamburg. II Won
Bs.t csshs.ine W.ss oPsrt Elvs
Bark Merscy, Armstrong; st John: NIB Whitney CO.
Mencke.
Bark EmigTant lBr) Price. Quebec, Lesry.
Brig Cushing, Lancaster, Philadelphia, II Brook
Brig osrray (Dan). Peterson. Buenos Ayres. W De
B Rsns'%
Brig Helen Maria, Price, Bangor, P Buck & Co.
sehr Arctic Arctic. Saunders, x5sea; 4aI.riy; ~
& co9s Ss
sehr WIN Duke voader, Kingston. ia, Winslow s Law
S M Msss.. sm%
Ss hayssT fSis.siRSs Mckee
TNSyh bnsa
schI Elm City. FrisIee. New Haven, master.
ssar sar1 pssry MY Bsdord
sioop Laura, Ray, Wareham, master
Arrived.
ia Race lnsependence Com chas Morgan, LeshOrn
Steamship James Adser Dickinson Charleston 81 hours
Wednesday, so NJ off Cape Roman passee bark Caro-.
lima Sherwood, from NYork for Charleston;
of Cape Hatteras passed propeller, pposed be
the VIM Penn, from NYork for NOreans
Ship Jane Cooper (of Boston Comper Havre, 81 days,
with mdse and l9l passengers June s. lat AZ 49, Ion 50
spoke Br brig from Jamaica for London, days
out; 2st lat 80 so lon ~ 81 exchanged signals with ship
Elizabeth Dennison hence for Antwerp same time saw
clipper ship bound f. with black ball in her main royal
ship Charles Holmes (of Thomaston Crockett Havre So
days in ballast with 33 master June
40 ~ Ion 20 &c. spoke ship Fairfield from New Orleans
Ship Oswego Williams New Orleans, 81 days. with mdse
aI Bark rH's BT Mcintyre
days, with mdse and 2lS James Lee
Bark Hecla Souper, Matanzas June H. with to
Reade June a. lat % Ion rs 80 spoke B brig isabella
from haysna for Cowes 10TH ias 90 Ion TO- brig Lion from
Bark CoInsa (pkt), Ward, Havana, 10 days. with sugar.
segars, &c, to Moses Taylor a. Co.
Bark Edward Peterson, Apaachicoa Is days. with cot
ton, to Ralph Post.
Brig Rapid (Br) Crowel Curacao, via st Jago Cuba,
June 49, with Boonen, Graves Co. May %,
the East Of st Domingo spoke bark Rola from Work
Ter Kingston, ia, IL days out.
Brig Arcturus (of Newburyport) Kaon, Ponce PR June
10 with sugar, to Z Buck Co.
Brig Captain John Cousins sagus la Grande, June 10
with sugar and moasses, to Nesmith Sons.
Brig Live Oak (of Daren( Sawyer, Daren, days, with
lumber. TO s Rockenhaugh
Brig Julia Arey (of orrng.onl Arey Darien. days.
with yellow pine, to order.
Schr Ceresoo, Lord. Kingston, NY for Boston.
Schr ByZantnm, Cottrell, Kingston NY for Boston.
Sehr Tamoree. Adams. Kingston NY, for Newburyport
schr Edward sprou Kingston. ny for Franklin Ne.
Sloop Am is, -, Portland Conn.
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On Thursday evening June y. by the Rev Dr. Spring
at the residence Of her brother DANES A. Stevenson
ESQ y Mrs SARAH A. GOULD of this city, to j. FuLroN
Esq Of Pennsylvania.
California and Philadelphia papers please copy.
Tn Saturday. june 10, by the Rev. Mr. Latham. Mr.
WILLIAM ItIL. Of South Brooklyn 10 Mr.. ELIZA IL
M'GHEE both late Of Kings county, Ireland.
On Friday June 20. by Abraham Moore Esq, Alder.
man Of the First ward. Mr.. WILLIAM WoonFoRp Of this
city, to Miss MANY Ann SALTrR, OF London England
On Thursday afternoon, June ~, by the Rev. H. Y.
Hatfield, Mr.. JAceB d. L. VI. ARMoUR, Of Greenwich
Connecticut to Miss ELIZA eldest daughter Of Mr. James
Cornell Of this city.
Connecticut papers please copy.
Ily the Rev. A. Ro-Tan, Mr. THomAs l.. CAsr. of New
York TO Miss HAWAII youngest daughter Of John Could
Kingston Penuy vania.
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NJ Otts Godschmidt and Madame aoldschmidt. nee
Jenny Lind returned to Europe by the Atlantic Captain
West. which arrived in the Mersey Wednesday. On
landing, she enthusiastically chesr0d M. and Ma
Goldschmdt drove to the house Of John Bald ESQ
the Swedish consul whose guest she has been during
the last few days She in excellent health and spirits
rhe crew Of the Atlantic fired q salute on Jenny's
leaving the vessel. Madame Goldschmidt. who bowed
courteousy to the spectators dark satin dress
and a chip bonRet with veil. Since her arrival
she has been overwhelmed with offers Of engagements
all of which she has most resolutely declined The
Philharmonic Society, the committee of the Sailors
Home, the Birmingham Festival Committee, and nu-
other persons have in vain solicited her to alter
her resolution. The Marquis of Canrcarde and num-
Der of nobemen and gentlemen interested in the pros
pord Of her Mesys Theatre have also used every effort
induce her to appear at that establishment which her
talents before saved from RUM but to all their
treaties she has returned firm refusal She states that
she anxious for repose from professional toll and eager
to visit her friends In Germany. Yesterday she paid
visit her friends in Manchester and day she leaves
MIR Bald mansion for the metropolis Her husband, We
had been established in the United States for
yera years before Jenny met him there and by all who
have him in Liverpool he is spoken of talented
modest, and gentlemaniy vHr' man.
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The annexed statement exhibits the movements OF that
staple this country up the latest dates in each of
the past three years.
MoyrMrsTs o. CorroS ~ THE UNITED STATES
Exports to g. Britain since Sept 1851, bales $40 600
Corresponding dates last year $50 900
: year before. .......... $4,000
Stock in New York and ports of receipt. 2l2 600
Corresponding dates last year. 100000
wear before ........ $780, 1000
Receipts at ports since Sept l. 1851 .293S 900
Corresponding dates last year ...........326 PCS GOO
year before. ..............19 75, 900
Exports from United States since Sept l. 1851 227sooo
Corresponding dates last year 766 900
: year before 100000
Receipts at this port, since first inst, $4,000 bales
cuation ig0C taken by spinners, 5000 taken on spe
sale 10000. III AZ hanus % WV anioonS W
In relation to the movements in III. .,,. So y ]
Stewart & Co.'S circular of this date Gays 80
The week succeeding the issue of last circular per
Arctic, on 18th inst was one Of unusual dizziness dur
ing which prices settled fully quarter of cent, with
total sales under 1000 bales exhibiting the close
seader feeling On Monday, 2lst inst, the sales were
COO bales at an improvement of one eighth of n cent
The Franklin from southampton ninth inst and Liver
pool dates to eighth inclusive arrived that night her &C.
counts being construed indicative of advance by
the Niagara holders were ndisposed to supply the de-
mand the previous rates market being also strength
ened by the appearance of demand from the home
trade who for long time have not been buyers with US
an advance Of &C. established with sales of 500
bales The rmne OF holders reacted the next day upon
the amount Of business exporters not being disposed
Pay the improvement in advance, the day closed with
sales Of 500 bales On Thursday the sales were 400
bales with a steady and rather firm market although
the Niagaras adyices, which received early that
morning. were not a stimulating anticipated The
salcs yesterday were 800 bales with firm but quiet
ke at quotations which in the main are the same
) our previous issue
The Of receipts Of this crop over the preceding
In nowse diminished bat rather increased since our
ast report This fact does not Affect in any way the
Of prices the final ssue it, about 600 oUO
bales appears for the past two months to have become
Gxture in the public mind The interior of the country
Is drained Of it, supplies to greater extent than usual
no ndposition TO send them forth having prevailed at
any time, where natural obstacles did not exist
The weather for the growing crop appears to be Of
very favorable character and from the entire absence
the usual cupaints. should judge 1t is doing well
The closing quotations in this market were as an
ulxt
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CHAE rrsroN--stoainsh ship Jnnos hdgerNiss Ward and
eeryant. Miss hshly, Mrs W Prngc, Mrs Ellsou. Mrs
Iishhurn and child, Mis- rrnee Mrs Parker, Coi"so
" ard and lady Atkinson and lady Reach. aiy and
servant henry Moore And family y Bntehns lady ma
Children sherman lady aud child, Dnr1 i,iy
and chd IL Brady and lady wyIie and lady. W Bake
lady four hdren and purse, y Ni,hois horper'
w God b. Gilbert r. Calhoun u Blsts, u Stoddara ID
Bristol Pierce. u Gardiosr ir Y Wrssi " IN
clair, John stock ateverel b"wto rncM
SANFORD PTinrie Chas wilcox y Bourgeeis. Geo "
Davis Y Mcnloye Unngcrford. Fowler, bogb,c-I
In the steerAgc - ,-
uAysrA-Bark ccrneli.-J Jcm.son, Brown, g W
Morran stnn}Na X Parker SrifAthe. ~ Small, Y "
PAGER ! VAoret \ Marian, Miss Aoirs KDg Brite. ID
Aivsroa, J Morta Y Cnam Yoreits y 5arioi. kru-
gar Mr. Y.rtinev Dr. Martinez and three children.
SAGuA IA GnkNDs-brig Cnptsin Tom-Capt Upton.
late of bark Lucinda mara lost near sagua Mclean
X Smith. o salem; q " Upton
MsrGK7As-Bark Heckla-M os5rs Springer, Hooper. ead
Da Lamar. :. -.
ApALsoircoLA--Bnrk Edwscd-Cnpt Dillon, T. Mont
eemery, Murphy u Uemas, Lawson. lady and child,
Mary copncr-l in the gteeresc.
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ARRIVAL Of THE MAeARAS MAILS.
~>>>~>>>~~~~~>~~>>>>o~
OVR LONDON AND VIENNA CORRESPONDENCE.
The Reception Of Mr.. Hulssmann In Vienna,
Singular Statements Relative to the Callf0r-
MIA Gold Spectators IN London.
Sc. SC. So.

The Nisgaras mails arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon The NJ arrived at Boston at O'Clock in the
morning We published. on Thursday, summary Of her
news received by telegraph from Halifax
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B0RTON, June 2.
Arrived-Shps Lady Arabela Havana Bennington, Nor
leans barks Dwight Batimere; Charles Brewer Asbls
Masia N0rlsans Sw brig hemora 0ottenburs sohr 1sns
ard NYork Leandor Troy Mariner. and Thsts, Albany
sylph Baltimore brig Locke, Philadelphia; Dia-
mond, NYork.
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marvel Although the pass has been much crossed the
dsis Of the glaciers and the eternal snowpaths that
In the desoae wastes above the forest of St Pierre
nd the protection and assistance Of guides almost in
As>snsahe