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SHERIFF'S SALE.

FrrH DISTRICT couarI CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA va
pNKwtRIsAss. THOMAS SL0O Js Datvo Parliamentary
Executor W. NJ WORTH GToN, No. 547s.
RY VIRTUE of writ of alias feri facas
~ to directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
Neworean in the above etted cause viii sell at public
O'Clock NJ >
Two CERTAIN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the
First District OF this city in the comprised within Bacrhus
AIDES Techore and Euerpe
nine and ton on particular plan drawa from actual G.
Blanchard, District Sav-yor Municipality Two
March 1852, Said lots having following
mtnons to Lat having tweny front on Dry.
parallel ines and lot ten, o Terp-
choe Dryaog
four lines front Drydps
hundred and twenyeight feet Oh TerpsichOre street.
Seized in the
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p. TRERET,
jel6 "a y5 II Sheriff of Parish of Oriesus.
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TREASURER's OFFICE,

CRY oF NEwt)RI EANS July ), 1852, ]
In accordance with the provisions of the thiry-fith
section of the Act of Consolidation notice is hereby
given that the following bills OF unpaid will be de-
posted in the District Court for the Parish Jefferson
c. Clarke Judge, to be proceeded according law
Persons wishing to pay any OF these bills do by
calling at the City Treasury previous to the 10Th inst
w II GARLAND. Treasurer
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NEW oRLA NJ and Car CIV; ss as

Z roHE0n ka!n .. No Lnn-Eifaa22-- AN--2G0a
Departure of'ftaina. AVE
Horne CaSHaEpa qGnft0r past ard haltp II
Stham rinEs and every hour Afterwards until NJ,
sively in summer and until qnnraFp past i'll winter.
tE0ai CaffOitoa:
Horse Cars a.. and 10 Pm
Steam Trains aud every hour until p NJ uclu.
siye'y in summer and until hnlfrast ia winter.
FAnE-l5 cents Cdrpu 70
~ The Third Monday february
and end on the second Monday in November,
LAFAYETTE LINE
s These Cars from the Depot, street,
, departure v Cars.
In Winter from Lafayette and y. o'clock
" Depot Is Baronpe street. and So
"a S1"H'' Hoiu A"Setle aud
:, Depot IS Baronno street 81, y and =.
o'ciorkrw ~ - ~ ~ ''''
Then AT 81, ., 10 aud II p NJ, from the Depot
NJ Ant X, W md l053 p. NJ, rom La!ay 9'ss.
sLEs-iorsn Cnidtet under wears, bal. price,
,F Nosp@tl Night Cars for Periea, Bes Meetings. ETC. sup
paw" '"'' 'eiufei. ahSl ly
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CONSTABLE,S SAIL

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
SRcoSD JUsrTcEECoUTr, ELIZA PROCTOR AiUMFORD
PARISH OF 0RLsASs, No. l44e4,
PY VIRTUE Of writ of fieri facias to me
- directed in the bO entitled by the Joa
Second Justice of the Pelce the Parrish Orleans will
public sale in front OF No G5 Common street. TUESDAY july
1881 at IL O'clock ONE GOLD WATCH: together FUB
CHAIN. Seized in the above suit. Terms cash,
jc25 3n0i GEORGE p, PEARSON. Constable.
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THIRD DrsrRTcr CoURTIIJ B. BAYET DIR. j. DUPAsSeeond
OF NRwORLRANs District Court of New0rlaHns-No. 5lSS.
PROSPER LEBLANC DR. j. DPAs AND j. LLADo pl. Il. ia
favor of widow and heirs of Mark Thomas ubrogaed No.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale and
49, p wS feEi cns both directed by,he said
District Corts of NewOrlan in the above entitled will
coed sell public auction Rotunda City Exchange
LOWS street between Charities Royal Streets MONDAY July
1852, at ~ O'Clock
The following named SLAVES, ow GRIFFIN Nluao aged
nineteen FLORA Negro Woman hryour
her too thIrenNA aged seventeen years. LOUISA
aged fifteen years, aud LOUIS, thirteen years.
Seized in the above
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
JED IA "a Sheriff Of tia Parish of Orleans,
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y. u. 4. Rsts3sc,
DobSsss y fSasss.Sse gton's
DA G REOrYpE Ann SNHcn nNnnr

No. CAMP STREET.
h weknown establishment having thoroughly repaired
enlarged and improved, the
in the most superior Style tnish ~ VA '-e''
n lifted out with complete the low
Get cash prices yoghtlander, French Hasou i,s and Him.
Tubes, with Box and Tablets twenty five oiars
Snss WORKING Tubes Plates Ameresn and fh Cases Frames
hath Chemicals, together r in The
Wholesale res. inns q
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fSREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss

n hJI4LN VEAhB hui I'll, DIIUXI MISSY ayg2Ig(
~ This famed popular Summer generally HsaSa
throughout the outhern
OF Mrs ELIZABETH PRADAT son, PRADhT
situated about mile village Biloxi wilt opened
the lat Of juue for the Of viaiLvfs.
The GREEN OAKS pal notice.
many the popularity the
essing The many ganages, conu'uudas
prospect the Lake, End receiving
the Gulf have failed impress faYorby many
SewOrleans, Mobile and the surrounding cOuDlrv.
During the Wnsr The proPrsor have made improvements
and additions The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
arranged and fitted ant SAIL BOATS viii he al times
vice OF the visitors free Of rhtrgeaso CLARE1 NJ Dinner
CARRtAG IS and HORSES be procured
In addition the celebrated BRASS BAND Of ewreeG engaged
and BAL may be expected twice week.
Visitors wishing the GREEN OAKS requested
lily the Captains OF the Steamers who will n them the wharf OF
the Hotel
.... TERMS
Per Day
Eg- Children hni Servants, hRtpins mvT
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" AD1CAL CUREoF CoRNs, without cutting

a. the least painDr. ROSENBERG from Warsaw capital
ha me honor announce to the ladies and gentlemen and
t Hrn in g0Gera this pHce, that he undertakes
eradication COkNS BUNoNS, NAILS every
or between tho Toes WITHOUT CUTTING by ELIXIR
OF his composition.
The operation mod in the fifteen minutes without
sa,i' 'elon Of carrying the Corn or Root in his hand
D. H. ia number GaGng testimonials
granted Grce and other foreign parts by distinguished Pysi
cigns and pro which have been twelve months the
The Doctor will give attendance daily, ha till
eleven thc morning, three oernoon T3
ROYAL STREET! between Toulouse St. iy
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HARNESS, ETC.

IAI EWAhK, M. , 5ADDLEKY Ware GA
torss DREW Z. BULL CO, No, Is Canal
street, NewOttears between Camp Magazine streets,
Manufacturers ard Importers sADDLERY and sADBLEWARE
constantly band large and complete Saddles
rdles, Marngaes Trunks Whips SBirsng,
th Hogakins, sADDERS' TOOLS Trimming Of every
sc,lpticn, at No. Is CANAL STREET
ri9 ;yisW AEDREW q. BULL L co. |
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YyWENTY pOLLARs REWARp-Wiu z

i be given by for the delivery OF BErSEY, dark IA
Critic thirty years cid. speaks French English
who left house Thursday morning last; Sh Of mddng
rather stout and hiss white spots her cheeks Sh,
formerly owned by MIR. IL. Addicks.
jess Il H. A. HOFBHlEYER, 70 Bourbon street,
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sp1LOX1 HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss. The pub "A
AZ lie respectfully informed that thu establishment VIII be
opened for the VISITORS under the w
NIXON hs first JUNE Attached e .e house WILL g tnhd
BAR and BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS aud BAT II HOUSES
The TABLE will aways be supplied With the deaees the Sea
Hewenns Market The houe
and Live Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia Bay 1fct
ferng eye prospect givts
rhen The vertical Is Hotel
families and children than other tuse
the lawn th Of which
GB- Alibs al deduction viii inyls
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TREAsl1nER,S oEElCE.

TT7-Ts : 80 TKEASURERS UFFTCE, !
aA5i5 CRY NEW OELEAs, July s, 1852,
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty fifth
section of the Act of Consolidation notice hereby given
That the following list Of unpaid tax bills of the Fourth
District Of NewOreans will be deposited in Judge Thomas
Wills Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Jefferson to
be proceeded on according to law Persons wishing to
of these bills can do 50 BY calling at the Office of
81
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- II. FELL q CO., "a Common street, CsfsS
L NewQrsans Importers Dealers, S&SA
Retail LAMPS Plated snd Britannia CASToRS CANDLE vp
STICKS TABLE CUTLERY JAPANNED WATERS, Etc. =
oods will 30 offered At low prices and when the country
u the ss.sst MANNER plh2S ~
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
ss ~ ss5al sSe vs. Il STU
by VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
- June directed by the Honorable Fifth
w Court of NewOreans above entitled proceed
sell at public aucion THURSDAY July 5 1857 hfpast4
O'clock r. Nj, the premises
The CONTENTS AND FIXTURES Of the BOOT AND SHOE Store
situated on Teh 'upitonas street. No. 2Us.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES ?. FRERET,
ie9S i've s Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
SHERIFF'S SALE.
DISTRICT CouRr CHARLES NJ. WILLIAMS va JOHN MY
oy NKwoElRANs ERs AND ALIAS. No. 5gya
RY VIRTUE Of o writ of fieri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of Newor
the premises TUESDAY July 1854 half past 10 O'Clock
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EFFECTS etc. the
CONTENTS Of the Baro9m known The FALCON situate at te
Office and which will be exhibited the place OF
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
ie2. IS iv2 Sherfof the Parish Of Qrlaann
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEKIFF 5 SALE,
b,5591 MILLS M LEWIS
by VIRTUE of two writs of tieri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable tho Fifth District
Orleans the above entitled euB will proceed sell public
ion the MONDAY, July
The CONTENTS, etc, of q GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE,
situate Tchoupoulas between
inventory file my Office which will be exhibited
time aud place OF sale.
Seized ia the aboves suit.
Terne cash the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
ie23 % 30 iy5 Sheriff of Parish Orleans.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 80 philippa

\ EhoC IithLoAiT Il hOOIho, NO. on fnllppa
street between Poydras Psrdiio where DAGUERREAN
MINIATURE PORTRAITS are taken at short poies and Of mn
beauty and expression put Pins Lokets
Frames and Cases cheaper than other
Ps5 sndsrs hs thanks e past svors and his oa
years These facts he hopes will bersbe public
patronage. Tn2l JAMES IDCE HntlD
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN OF
TuMRNAV pQRpaISE

have used the BRDGEWArER FAINT, eesrs G. c.
BoGERT CO. Agents, the hurricane deck Of the Tcboat
PDRPOS The Paint has been
and CNDERS CONSTANTLY falling uport has had NO EFFECT
In about four weeks became PERFECT SLATE and am ses
lied Of its possessing al the qualities
PROTECTION the effects of SPARKS CNDERS
fdenty BRDGEWATE PAINT for the puposss So,
orth in the Arents' Circular
tstsnedl Wal BROWN, Captain OF Towtos: Porpoiss.
NewOreans, December /, 1851.
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OF STEAM Err MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the hurricane deck the paa-rge
NolA under command, with the BRtDGEWATER PAINT
eheertnly recommend for ia PERNloUS qualities have
hesitation in SUPERIOR Judgment
nj teoe the public believe CERTAIN PRorEC
TtOS AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND ClNDERS II
has also proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF my decks
months (Signed) ST. {, THCiIASSOE.
FewOrleans, December 2, 1851
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EB With subscribed capital s313so0 prepared reeye
applications for
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
At me office of the Company, No. 80 GRAVIER STREET.
Every lnsung with
profits divided those with company.
be invested here under the control the
This established purely the principal
the Trustees ample
security policy holdera
The portfolio the company anes ornspecnb
wishing to make insurance it,
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
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ENOR BELIZE-On Saturday, May ~ h
~ Is M 10 neok M-The ateaner j. Z DOS. ftk41t
'esHE GREAT FIRE IN CHIIICOIHE, OHIO

n OSE-IHlEtp OF THE TOWN BURNT TO ASHES
CHuIcoTuE, Ohlo, April 49, 1859
MgssRs. STEAINs MARVIN; GclaemcaY the 81
hAa 10 reply, Safe the FIRE, EXCEPT YOURS proved
good SGfeit PERI EC DES Tkuy
ED-but the SMALL SALANlASDER BOUGHT FROM YOU,
NOTHING WAS INJURED.
Your obeiient aerrAht WI y. CLEMSON,
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AE JACKSONVILLE HOT L 1.-The sub fEa
" n scribsr having leased the above Hotel will the MI
on the Goth mat Having large and Rooms, he will be able
conmodte families comfortable IA is bis intention
- keep his table supplied with cy the he hopes TO
meet fair share Q! paonage The terms FOR Board are;
Per so
tet week -: = w
and BAR ROOM The Bar will be supplied with M hest Of Iqpors
mylg 3m J. HARGRAVE Mckay.
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~! They he bed the Depot 4d wssf strait and i FaorS,
Of St. Mary Place and Avenue A, New YORK.
sTRARNS, n MARVIN.
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I'D HEINISH WINES
aC % STEENWEIN;
Is DEIiESHEiMEN.
10 =. NEERSTElNER
- RGDESHEIMER;
- LEEBFRAuMiLCH;
5 - SPARKLING HOOK;
- SPARKLING MOSELLE;
= ft0CRfrlNER iphlsA
IN and for sale by SAM Ell WOLFF, IS Camp strsgl
d FHAMPAGNE-l0o baskets Kennel, land
" ing ex ship Manchester for SAL by
je2s SAMUEL WOLFE 95 Camp street.
A NIN-50 boxes extra Scheidam, in store and
4R for by [iey6l SAMUEL WOLFF. s5 Camp street.
a HORDlALS-100 boxes assorted extra super
" fine, in and sale by SAMUEL WOLFF e5 Camp al
SOAP-500 boxes family and No. l, for sale by
~ je25 ]. Fl. CARTER 4 Co, IL Common street
6 tANDLES-Sperm and Star, for sale by 4
y le25 j. II. CARTER CO, 10 Common Street I
HALT-To Arrive-For sale, small caroo nj
~ Coarse and Fine Salt as above, by 4
isss JOHN rooLE, IS Bank plae,i
N ACKEREL-l00o packages Nos. and
49, barrels, halves quartsrs and lta, sale BY a.
lsas J. II. CARTER 4 Co. Ia Comma, ,,,..,
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

4 NoNTl STREET VERANDA, formerly 4ss.sA
hs Cont Hoe) CONT STREET, between Cbsrres SSasS
and Old Levee. AeS.A-
Dig ~ v. HEBERT, Agent.
a COMMERCIAL HOTEL, situated at the A.s.A
- corner Of GlRoD and NEW LEvEE STEEErs.-The SEasH
Proprietor of the above Hotel thankful his ~
public her patronage hopes for
House will always ready receive the public will
supplied with tho choicest Of Wines aud Liquors.
da3ly A. DOYLE, Proprietor.
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~
of vt0rs the first day of June Extensive lX
improvements been made during the Winter $50
persons be comfortably accommodated Efficient assistance has
prepared satisfaction this than previous No
will reudr tu who
may Them with their pleasant and Agreeable
icy tsep CONNER X HENRY. Proprietors.
, 1852-10-30

u The brig "GsN Kendall,' Cap.
d. J. Cove, arrived at this port on Sunday
last-l7 days fom San Francisco She
made her way up the Sound under full
spread of canvass, with head wind, against
which She had to beat-making some of the
most beautiful "tacks " that it has ever
been our pleasure to witness-the last of
which brought her alongside the company's
elegant new wharf She lookcdreally mag
nifcent as she pursued her way to her place
of destination, and the manner in which she
was made 10 reach it, reflects credit on the
skill and ability of her commander. During
her absence she has been coppered and
claked anew, and is now good, staunch
ocean craft. "May she never go down."
, 1852-10-30
Editors Table.

Our friends seem determined tia. "our
table" shall "HoLD us own" and are
in things equal to the way they do
up matters in a commissary dcpartment.-
This week, in'addilion 10 a lot Of "curiain-
ed" ncities, such as tomatoes, so large that
we could scarcely hide one under a com
mon saucer, it, sour table," has been COM
PEELED 10 groan under five huge ruta-bagas,
grown and presented by Mr.. L. NJ. COLLINS,
of Duwamish. We did not weigh either
of these monsters, and are content with say
ing that they are much the largest and finest
looking specimens of the kind we have ever
seen. As it is not probable that we shall
. dispose " of them soon, the curious can
have "a sight at them without charge.
If northern Oregon can be cxcclled in veg
etable productions-potatoes, onions, tur-
nips, squashes, tomatoes, &c.-on the Paci-
fc coast, we should like to know where it is.
Apple trees, so far as tried, DO exceedingly
well, and the establishing of nurseries is
in contemplation.
, 1852-10-30
Visits Of Strangers

1t has not unfrequenty been the case,
heretofore, that persons visiting our terrific,
ry for the purpose Of examining our coun.
try, and securing claims, on arriving at the
head of the Sound, (olympia), have tarried
but for the night, and the next day turned
their backs upon our town and country
disappointed and discouraged-unfavorably
impressed, with what they sec, and giving
that impression 10 others abroad. They
are not to blame. But how is this
Such persons, generally, are those who
have just crossed the plains, and arrive in
our territory in the season Of rain. Many
of them having leil families in Willamette
valley, desire TO make their stay as short as
possible. They cannot afford 10 spend two
and three weeks in an exploration for them.
selves. On arriving in our town, they find
no one sufficiently interested In their settle
ment amongst us, as to go 10 the trouble Of
giving them any satisfactory information in
relation to the different sections of our
country, and those who would probably be
glad 10 do so, not being themselves properly
informed in relation thereto. As we have
but few roads, they find no one willing to
pilot them through the country. Thus,
without chart or pass-vithoui satisfac-
tory information as 10 the country-unablc
10 procure guide-in an inclement season
of the year, and an almost total unconcerrl
on the part Of our citizens in reference ,c
them, ii is but natural that they should leave
our shores with disappointment and chagrin.
We are happy 10 say, however, that an
improvement, in this particular, is manifest
ing itself among our citizens. And as sew
eral intelligent gentlemen have visited our
place this week in search of claims, at least
ONE Of cur citizens was generous enough to
throw aside his avocaiions, and accompany
some of the strangers TO aid their purpose.
Let such instances be multiplied; le: US all
become familiar with every part Of the ter
ritory, and be ever ready to aid and assist,
in every possible manner, either by infor-
maiion, or an actual excursion when requir-
ed, for the benefit of those who may wish
to become settlers. We must shake off our
leIhurg, and arouse to ii Importance of
this subject FIVE wish ever 10 have our terri.
tory settled. Let it not be said by visiters
that we are inhOspitable; wanting in the
common cOurtesies of life, and ignorant Of
the very territory IN which we live. Let
US reform past negligence altogether, and
exemphfy by WORD and DEED, that we hare
homes here for as many as wish settle in
our territory, aid can slo'o them too, when
called uPon 10 do so.
, 1852-10-30

I the Territory of noithern Oregon, proper,
embraces an area Of about thidy-two thou
and square miles that it has an excellent
soil and climate that it has one Of the best
and safest harbors in the world that near
ly all its beautiful prairies remain unoccu>
pied; that its incxhaustible forests Of tim
Der furnish the best domestic article Of lum'
Der in the California market; that its water
power is uncquallcd by any of the Pacific
coast that its fisheries for whale, cod, sal
mon, mackerel, holibut, herring, &C., are
capable of being made as good as any Of
those on the Atlantic that extensive coal
mines are being discovered in many very
eligible portions of our country that our
commercial advantages are infinitely supe-
rior 10 any possessed by southern Oregon
that from the Cascade mountains to the Pa
cifc ocean, and from the Columbia river TO
forty-ninth parallel of north latitude, but
comparatively few settlements had as yet
been made, &c.
We believe the foregoing to Be a correct
statement, capable Of demonstration by facts
and now we would inquire-are we not en-
tiled, if for no other reason than our geo.
graphical position, to a territorial govern
ment Of our own?
To the immigrant we would say-such i.
northern and such is southern Oregon
"judge ye between them"
1t would be a wilfnl and ridiculous de.
parture from truth for US to say that south
ern Oregon is not beautiful and highly ia
yored country, possessing magnificent and
fertile valleys, teeming with the produce Of
an intelligent and industrious population,
and surrounded with rich mines of the pre-
cious metals So would it be equally absurd
10 contend that her commercial facilities
were not equal 10 the requirements demanded
for the expectation of her surplus products
or in many other ways that her people are
not peculiarly SET apart as the recipients Of
blessings denied 10 the rest of mankind
but we do say that her country is compa-
raiively filed, and that good claims cannot
now be had there without the purchase Of
them; furthermore, that if the people Ol
southern Oregon think that their valleys are
"Oregon in general" we beg leave TO de-
muir to that opinion.
, 1852-10-30

REJECTION OF THE NICARAGUA TREATY
Official information had been received,
stating that Nicaragua has unqualifedly re-
jected the basis of a treaty recently arrang-
ed between Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Cramp-
ton, on behalf of their respective govern.
ments This projet, which was sent down
by special agent, Mr. Walsh, was submit
ted to the Nicaragua Congress, and on the
Oath of July was refused on two grounds ;
First, That it recognized the rights of the
Mosquito King; and Second, That it sur
rendered the Province of Guandcost 10 the
State Of Costa Rica; both being inimical 10
the interests and the honor of Nicaragua.
The intelligence in general aspect, is not
as favorable as could be desired
, 1852-10-30

FURTHER FROM CUBA-EARTHoUAKE AT
ST. JAGo.-The steamship Black Warrior,
at New Orleans from Havana, brings ad-
vices from that place to the 3oth of August.
We copy from the Tribune:
The authorities had at last succeeded in
ferreting out the place of the publication OF
La Vox del Pueblo. About 400 persons,
supposed 10 be concerned in its publication
and distribution, had, it was stated, been
apprehended and thrown into prison. A
clerk in the house of Drake, Brothers & Co.
had been arrested, and a young man en-
ployed in another mercantile house, imph,
Gated in the matter, managed TO escape on
board Of vessel.
"News had just reached Havana that the
city of St. Jago de Cuba had been nearly
destroyed by an earthquake. About 16
persons lost their lives. All who could had
gone on board of vessels in port.
"A great deal of sickness prevailed in
Havana-mostly yellow fever-and the
mortality was unusually great. The &C.
counts, however, taken out BY the steam
ship Crescent City, were greatly exagger-
ated.
Business was very dull, and the ship
ping in port was much reduced"
, 1852-10-30

ENcLAND.-The Fishery Question ha,
ceased 10 excite uneasiness in the business
circles, though the discussion still continues.
The ministerial papers state that the matter
will soon be amicably adjusted.
The ministerial journals now confidently
assert that absolute reciprocity, as far as the
fisheries are coneerened, will be conceded
by the British Government, and that the
troublesome question will thus be settled.
Advices from India state that there is a
great probability that the whole Burman
Empire will be annexed to the British pos
sessions. a.
The steamer Magellen has arrived at
Southampton, with 1,100 passengers.
The British funds have been depressed
by the unfavorable accounts of the harvest
The potatoe crop has improved very
considerably, and there is no doubt that half
the infected districts will be saved.