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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-09


se1ninGtion q LeHocrafie principles and the stis
port q tae nolriglee for thr Presidency, on he Ma
fionGt Democratic CoRrcnfion, athieh tein eonrene
at Baltimore on tis tirss Of Jaes nert
So .tlSr-fs aF sH3 % -
Tho subscribers propose to commences. on the
4th of June, or as soon thereafter the proceed
inrs Of the Baltimore Convention can be received,
= campaign paper under The above title. and 70
continue the same, weekly for the time preceding
the presidential election, which Is TO take place in
November next. The Paper viii be devoted exc
elusively TO the discussion and advocacy Of deri-
oeratie principles and measures, and pledged to
.he support OF the candidates. who may be pre-
~ ~ ior tho sntrages Of the American people
n., w mo highest oliices In their gft. by Che
national Democratic Convention which viii An.
semble In Baltmoto on the lat Of luna next.
The first number Of ''THIE CAnPAloN' viii CON-
tain complete analysis of Ihe state az n,rtle,
when General Taylor was elected a reyi.,,r a. az
causes which defeated the democrats - -
lions, and an exposition Of the eonsidoration,
which justify the belief that the people Of the
United States, after witnessing the inability Of
the wing party TO fulfil its pledges and TO conduct
the federal administration In the manner boat
calculated to promote and secure the general in-
terest, await anxiously tho opportunity TO place
the ship of State in moro competent yigilRnt, and
patriotic hands. During tho discussions which
will be called out by the appfoachlng canvass. II
will be the object Of this paper 20 farnlsh timely
information 70 the people, and well-eOnsldered
articles upon such facts and circumstances IS
may DO necessary to thorough understanding
of ths state of tho contest and the principles
which are in issue between the two parties.
II IS gerry desirable that sULseTibers should Aaps
their names entered pTsviOHs to the lst Of Jane, Gas
day Of the opening Of tie eGRrdss,) as zee cannot
guaranty to furnish back numbers 70 those toho saa
sLbseri6s after The issue Of tie third number.
TERMS
"THE CANrAIaN" will be conducted under the
editorship of the Washington Union, Il viii DO
printed a shoot similar In siIc. style, and exc.
cution to that issued from this office In ls4S and
folded In a convenient form for binding. st
One Dollar per Copy.
Clubs Will Be Furnished with copies for Is
a. an q ~
NoTGcE:-.EowspApsrs by publishing the
above, together with this notice until the 25th Of
May, will be furnished with one copy Of THr
CAGPAIGN."
Tho last number Of the Campaign will be pub.
lished after the election, and will contain tho Of
heial returns Of the canvass in evOry State.
DONELSON g. ARMSTRONG.
IW- Our Democratic Exchanges will confer Q
great favor on US BY publishing the foregoing
prospectus
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wOOI-Carding at Falatine.

TNHE subscriber takes this method of inform
4 ing all those who may have wool 10 card,
that he has purchased ENTIRELY NEW MA
CHIMES, which will be propelled by Steam
DAY and NIGHT, without regard to high OF
low water, during the carding season.
Tho public may rely upon this as being GER
tain and sure point at which they can havo their
carding done promptly and we'll. So bring on
your wool.
TERMS cents per pound, Cash, or cents
for trade or on credit. N. C. COOPER.
Palatine, May 10, 1852.
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ACKNOWLEDGING THE CoRS.-Ths n. Y.
Express says -
The high price OF beef, veal. mutton,
butter, potatoes, and other such necessa-
RIGS Of life, not only in this great metrop-
oils, but in other cities or the Atlantic, in
dictate something wrong in the mode OF
providing for the markets, on the forward
ing Of things to market. Be the causes of
high prices, however, what they may. if
the causes be good, more farmers are
needed than We have. Agriculture, the
prices tells US. is undera0ae, and other
things ara ovsrdone. There arc not enough
raisers of food properly to supply the de-
Tourers.
This i. what we call acknowledging
the corn" What things, asks the Penn.
Sylvanidn. "are they to which the Express
refers that are overdonc? If they are not
the agricultural pursuits. certainly it must
mean manufactures. While agriculture
has been comparatively neglected, manu-
factories have been fostered and built up.
Thousands have been induced by the cry
of protection" to desert the country and
fly to the town. to seek employment, or in
some way engage in manufacturing. And
what is the result Oar markets are
gluttsd with goods of every description.
which sell at low price, while the real
nceessaries of life sell at an extravagant
rate on account of the small number en-
gagged in producing them.
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Wanted.

At this Office, an intelligent, active boy ubou
Is years old, to learn the printing business. He
must be industrious and steady. To such an one
good opportunity is offered to learn the business
and others need apply
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Falrmont, MAy BEL, lssa.--iT.
Chair and Bedstead

SD flA 70 4 g 8: rs. Is.
friends and customers, and the public generally.
that he Is still engaged Ia the above business, a.
his old stand in South Mechanic etTeet, ClAfka-
burg, south ofBaFtiOte's Hotel He Il fnAnufae.
turing all kinds Of Windsor Chalra, IN the beat
manner and OF the best material, aud will sell
them upon the noat reasonable terms, Thla he
is enabled 20 do by his superior knoWledea OF he
business, he being the only regular chair mAkss
In town,
Always on hand LAdlss' Sewing Chairs, nSs.
ton Rocking ChAirs, aud WAshihstoA RosklaS
Chairs,
BOdsteadS Of various styles on hand Or made ~
order lie would call attention 70 . new pAtsat
bedstead he Is making, IL 10 thu mOal OOnplsN
article In that limo In the country.
tdS- All his furniture Il warranted, aud viii b
sold at the lowest phSSS for cash or country pfs.
dueS.
PETER LYNCH.
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RARTLETT,S WOTEL.

THE undersigned having 70 bull. and enlarged
i q considerable portion Of his Hotel. which
was destroyed by fro last fall, is now prepared to
entertain travellers and visitors comfortably, and
in q manner which will give satisfaction 10 his
customers. In short time tho whole building
will be completed, when no will DO enabled 70
entertain his guests in q style unsurpassed in
Western Virginia.
HIS IIorsE is large comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located in ths centre Of
the town; contiguous to the Court house and the
vided with all tho ccnveniencos for keeping frst
class hotel.
HIS TABLE viii DO supplied with the beat the
country can afford, and
HIS BAR stocked with tho choicest Liquors
Every attention will be paid to render the visits
Of those who may favor him With q call comfort.
able and pleasant.
J. ?. BABTLETT.
CLARzsBuR0. March Gath, ls52.-Iy.
N B:-The stable is attended BY careful and
truSty hostlers.
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THE MARKETS.

IGoRREcTID wIEKLT ToE TnE RKoisTIR.1
BALTIMORE, May 81, 1852.
BEKT CATTLE.-The number of cattle offered
at the scales Monday amounted to 400 head Of
beeveS, 27O head of which were sold to city
$3.50 to "a So per loo lbs. on tho hoof- equal to
oo9&s rs net, and averaging 81 90 gross. 100
left over unsnld. Market dull.
HOGs.-Markst brisk. sAles at tho scales on
Monday at S775.
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Rg The Doctors of Boston have raised
their charges. Sickness will soon become
one of the luxuries of life which poor
man cannot afford
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Virginia House.

ME undersigned being under obligations 10 -
4 public for tho patronage bestowed upon biz
eKerilonS 10 please and give them sAtisfaelOn b.
fore he wns turned ont u house and homo b. ths
act Of incondlarieS, (which was "a entire lossl
Informs the that he has hoisied The aR Of ths
Virginia Hnuse, on Pike street, the property Cor.
merly occupied by c. W. Smith, shoft distances
West Of tho EorihWestsfn Hotel, now occupies
by Mr. Rust, where he will continue 70 uss sfeFT
eEeTtlon TO mako all who may favor him With
n. DENT
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Jane Taylor. Mrs. Taylor is an excellent
writer-rather betterin poetry than prose.
according to our opinion. We find her
tales extensively copied in our exchanges.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-09

R We publish on our frat page TO-
day another original tale by Mrs. Marie
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Papers sent any Hhefe In The oeHnty 60 postage
free and the reduced rates upon ;hose sont out Of
the county are SO low as no longer to be any OBJ
jcct.
Any person raising clnb of good subscribers
shall receive an extra copy gratis.
w. P. COOPER.
Clarksburg, Jan. !, 1881.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Twenty Dollars Reward.
SNTRAYED from the subscriber, living near
- Pruntytown, on tho 23d of April. two mares,
one Of them dark bay, about nino years old, a
short name, and a star in her forehead. The 9th.
er light bay, about Is or fourteen years old,
with a star in her forehead, and white hind feet.
I will give the above reward to any person who
will return them to me, or give information 90
that can get them again, or So for either of
them. JOHN KELLEY.
Pruntytown, June 2, 1886
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Clsrksburg, Dec. 81, issi.--tL
United States Hotel,

IINHE UNION is sAFE,-AfIsF long opv,.
j. sitiOn, Virginia has dsioFmined not 10 Seeds
or Nulllfy, sho has gone into tho United STATES
The undersigned takes leave 70 Inform the publls
that he has rented the Uhitsd States n0tsi islsif
kept by A. CowtOn, Esq., where he Il prepared y
lIs hlm--tIe establishment has undsTgonea thor
ough ren0Vatlng. The old friends Of the Virgin
Ia Hotel are particularly invited 70 continue thsif
support 10 tho United States. No sGsFtlOns, o.
his pert shall b spared 70 give general ssilsfss.
tOn-his terms, 90 usual, tSiH bs peFf Nadsrafa
WASHINGTON EVANS,
PrsJriefJF.
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of the revenue, have been given to James
a. Robey for the lower. and J. B. West
for the upper district.
Thomas Raymond was elected County
Surveyor without opposition.
mir. Bartlett withdrew from the canvass on
the day Of the election.
VorE FOR CIRcUIT JUDGE.-The follow.
ing is the whole vote in the 2Ist Judicial
Circuit, as rendered by the Sherifs COM
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-09
Trust Sale of Valuable Property in
WEST UNION.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed 70 the
d undersigned by John Shafer, bearing date
the Oath day Of June, 1850, and Of record IN tho
Clerks Office Oppression county court, shall pro-
coed TO sell at public auction 70 the highest bidder
for ready money, in front Of GOman'S Hotel, IN
Greigsvile, in the county of Preston, on ihe 18Th
day Of June, 1852, the following real estate:
Two lots Of about THREE ACRES, together
with TWO BUILDINGS upon same, with the
aPPurtenanees, being the Same PrOPerty situated
in the town Of West Union, in said county Of
Preston, upon which the said John shafsT lately
resided.
ALso-one tract Of Land consisting Of abopt
ONE HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES, on
Horse Shoe run, in said county Of Preston, bsing
land upon which jacob Shzfer lately resided, TO-
gether with hppuTtenanees.
Selling - Trustee, such tide only - q vested
in me by the Trust Deed AFRAID VII % gwen.
JAMES II. JACKSON, 7SEssss.
May 18th, 1s52--tds.
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OFFICIAL YoTr,-The following is the
vote for county officers as certified by the
ShprifTs
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4594
1854
1880

1t will be seen from the above that
Lee is 1880 ahead and Cabell. Wayne
and Writ to be heard from.
.Ths Kanawha paper states HArrison's MAORI
ty to be ar according to the table of returns
which it publishes. But upon making the addi-
ton it is found to be 100 emily.
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FairmOnt, Drug s. Tobacco

Just received and Tor sails A. Logan & Cara
y Drug and Tohacco Store one door east Of The
Court House, a. Tic sign Of tho = Aommosh hov-
TAR - on Main Street.
s2o boxes various brands Toblrco. among whish
VIII 10 found Very choice iot of II Dorado nad
Esmaralda Tobaoco "a E1f RI lli1 rt
boxes GrAyely, a flne articles, ssaats ~ -
70 DO standard and Superior, dos,.
30 do Walthal 20 do t,ns,Ss - s4Ste iE4s
le DO Motifs 10 40 Haruosx !, tflaut
IS Do Robinson a eo.'a sa,' -. ss.'.s,
10 do Burnss 20 al Es~.is, =. a - =
- do Gays ib. Lump : -.i3Tst.
20 do Archer,a do tas y
y % Psyion's SIS 70 a. youAs . Brrc.s
20 do Eanghorn q Co.'S i1,a n -
- do Hntohinson'Es 10 40 Nldlnou ~ tG.
10 % hooking Bird I; d0sJonsss 81. Hms,
Together With an extsnslya varisay 81 brpos1A
70 spit eas.onsra eosh "a regard - sveNR s1A
price s -tiiEa falt a.lls
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LAUS DEOt

den) the LARGEST, CHEAPEST and BEST
assortment of SPRING and SUMNER CLOTH
ING ever before offered to this eommunityf--and
which he will sell at such GuperlatiVcly low prl-
ccs, for Cash, that the most credulous will hardly
believe and ho would but say to thOss wishing
to purchase neat, substantial, and at the same
time Cheap Reddy-mads Clothing, to give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere, and no will
pledge hinself to give them such bargains a. they
never havo had, and probably never will have
again. As part of his stock may be mentioned
Fine Cloth Drc.s Coats, fino FTOck Coats, Sack
Coats Of every description Pants, from extra
French Cloth and Cashmere, down to the very
eommonest articles worn Vests Of all deserip.
lions, to suit the tastes of all; CrIvnts, very
peror article; Shirts aud Drawers Of every kind
together with splendid lot Of BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, &c. together with
every thing that man can possible tEear, and all
sold at the very lowest imaginable prices.
MYER SONNEB0RN.
Clarksburg, April 2Oth, le52.-6t.
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CLERK or CIRCUIT COURT.
G. G. DAWSON, GOT
Jos. J. Winters, All
John G. Campbell. AIT
+. a. Werninger. Ct
Job NJ. Shinn, go
CLERK OF COUNTY COURT,
Phineas Chaplin. Clio
p. +. Crihfeld. 53l
NJ. ]. Orr, 500
James p. Bartlctt.S l6s
DR.. D. DAvisson, 81
sHERIEY.
Thomas \. Horncr. 800
VIM. L. Lyon, GIG
Alba Minor. 49l
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY.
BENZ. Wilson, 1910
U. NJ. Turner, $50
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t.ssssss s Il. $3.50 sssss

=
5000 Justo Sans Princlrs sea
!, $50 spotted Castillo 1900 Flag hrrntsh
1000 n Niptune 900 ~ Qtvanss
1000 T. B. Rifes; 5000 f.s Nssnsai (
a,O0O castor RegAliA; 10000 Hall Spanish tgi
10000 Havana 6sa 10000 YAra 6's,
Together With various other qualities, Al beeA
"a experimenting CUSTOM M nr c faltfi Z
Also, 1iabalrs Rappee, lfseosha and eooteA
SSaSSn S4aan .heSes and SegAr eAsoa Teeacee
~ ~ lPSs, ape. haaes aud Stems AlafEslet
o. nne CAP Letter aud NOts rapsr, A. wall ~ ~. y
cry variety o. Wrapping PAper. - q.
Also, 20 Boxes Assorted CANDfKs nots =. -
order, expressly for MeFOhAnta - - = IS
a very large and extensive and wall sslssesa
assortment Of Drngs, embracing avery Arhslo nas
nessRry 70 furnish prActlticnerN Sthes Aiss
Spices Starch, sAleFatls and indigo, Ola Of essr,
kind, Paints and Dye.StpfIs 80 boxas GlAsl "a.
sorted sizes, Putty Patent Medicines Of ever
name, together with very extensive Aaaorlmsnt
Of Fancy articles, Gallery aud JsWslry, sospS
and PoIgumOTy, Sc, 30, - Ell
To all the above We would invlte the ksroAAAh
and Physicians Of Western Virginia,
Fairmont Nav Btl. lsk9.--lv. -
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PrOsDectus


ron runrIsHrSo At wxsHrSoroS. D. o.. nrnsxo IN.
ArrHoAo'iIss rnksrDtSTIAl cASyNas, vEzrLr
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40 De excisireig derofcd 70 he advocacy and dis-
se1ni'isilon q iemeeraiie prieplss and tie sup
port Of The RoTFilee for he Presife,,c, offke Ma
fionGl Democratic CoRrcnfof, ithieh tsiu eonrene
at Baltimore on the Jsrtt Of yaes merit. -
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Guuppr's Glurkahurg Register
HARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ., ls52.

"Equnl Rights and Equal Laws 4"
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BLANKS!

DLANK Deeds, Deeds Of Trust, Summons
ID Executions, Bonds, &C., for sale At this Of
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TAVERN MOUaR
For Sale nt Auction.

clArtsburE, April 7th, Iess-iy.
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Foreign News by the Humboldt.

ENGLAND.
When the Humboldt sailed the United King
dom was engaged in the excitement and turmoil
Of a general election The polling in most Of
the cities and towns was to take place either on
tne tth or 9th inst, and in the counties some
days Later. It was thought the election would
result IN Lord Derby's government not obtain
ing working majority.
1t was feared the election would not pass off
without disturbances, the Stockport riots having
|iearl9iiy aroused the religious animosities Of
both Professionals and Catholics in the north
Large numbers Of pixies had been seized bv the
police of Liverpool on the I'd inst, which it was
said were intendedafor the Orangeinen, to be used
either for defence or aggression at the coming
election. s,..s -.
The Eastern Steam Navigation Company Of
London have proposed n plan to the share hold
ers for the building Of two steamships 700 feet
long and Of $4,000 tons burthen, each vessel
to have two sets of paddle wheels and screw
propeller of an aggregate of three -thnusand
horse power. The vessels to run from Milford
Haven to Alexandria, and from Suez to Calcut-
ia. 1t is expected that they will go at the rate
OF thirty miles an hour, and cost one million
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The London Daily News gives q List Of seven
teen liberals and seven Derbyites returned with
out opposition to the new Parliament Cd
The Herald is sanguine that the election will
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. s=4s.
Thedates from the Cape Of Good Hope are to
the Doth of May. The news from the frontier,
is Of an uncertain character.
General Cathcart Is forming camps all around
the frontiers. No casualties Of moment had &C.
CURED during the preceding month, but the in
indications Of INSTRUMENTATION among the Kaffirs
We're very prevalent. @
~. FRANCE. -" ~
be inserted in the Moniteur declining any pub
lie banquets that may be offered on his APPROACH
ing tour in the Departments
Business affairs at Paris were favorable The
change in the weather had produced good eff
feet.
The Paris papers were full of comments on
the plots discovered by the police of Paris.
Itappears that Notwithstanding the numerous
arrests which were made, the affair was at first
greatly exaggerated, and in place Of the parties
engaged in having designs against the Presi-
dents life, it is thought by some that the whole
plot was got up by thepolice in order to justify
Louis Napoleon for taking still more vigorous
steps against the democracy e.
Paris Bourse, July 6-Four and half per
cents, 1927. 90c.; Threes, 72f
The French Senate has closed its sessions.
GERMANY.
From Berlin, Vienna and the German States,
the accounts are unimportant.
.t SWITZERLAND. q. ,.
The Swiss government, at the demand of the
French government, are endeavoring to expel
M. Theirs from Switzerland
- ITALY
tits stated that a recent attempt to poison the
French Minister in Rome was made by putting
arsenic in his coffee
Murray is still in prison. The Pope has not
yet determined as to his fate.
The Citadel of Turin has been disarmed.
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SAILING OF THE ATLANTIc-.NeU York, July
26.-The steamship Atlantic has sailed for Liv-
erpool, with l2O passengers. Among them was
Major Beard, of NewOrleans, bearer of de-
spatches to England, in reference to the dispu-
ted fisheries. IT,
CoNGREssIoNAI.--The Senate yesterday passed
resolution offered by Mr. Mason, calling on
the President for information with regard to the
fishing difficulty, and asking what steps have
been taken to protect American citizens
SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-The Senate has
confirmed the appointment of Mr.. Kennedy as
Secretary of the Navy.
Discomfort IN New BRUNSWICK. New
Brunswick papers comment with considerable
feeling on Mr.. Websters Dispatch.
LOUISIANA STATE CoNvENTIoN-Baton Rouge,
July 26.-The Convention was opened this
morning with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Chad
bourne.
The apportionment clause coming up as the
order OF the day, Gen. Carter offered as test
question, a proviso that no parish should have
more than one-fourth Of the total representation
of the State. 1t was laid on the table-yeas
80, nays %. The whole morning was occupied
with the debate. A vote will be had to-day.
TOBACCO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York, July
26.--The English Board of Trade has issued a
new order relative to the importation of Tobacco,
which is favorable to the United States
1NsuRREcTIoN IN GEEEcE.-There has been
aninsurrection in Greece.
RECEPTION OF Mr.. WEBsrER-Mr. Webster
had splendid reception at Marshfeld on We'd
nesday. He said the time had not yet arrived
for him to speak upon the Presidential question
He alluded to the fishery troubles, and took
strong American grounds. He says that for
recent acts petty local tribunals in the British
provinces, in seizing our vessels, the British
Government will be held responsible.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE The Empire
City arrived to-day. 1--we Pic.
New YORK MARKETs-.Ne, York, July "a
The Cotton market is without change, with a
fair inquiry, but with few sales this morning.
Flour has sold in moderate lots at 81 25 per
Dbl. for Ohio Brands. Corn still tending up
ward, with sales of Mixed and Western at csc.
per bushel. Mess Pork steady at $19 so per
Dbl. Lard firm at III to 11sc. per ID, in bbls.
ONO RIvER-Pittsburgh July 24.-The
river here is falling, with two feet two inches
water in the channel.
Cincinnati, July A.-The river here is still
falling. Markets quiet, and prices unchanged.
The FIsHERIEs-Boston, July 24-Advices
are received from ST. Johns, New Brunswick,
stating that the British cruizers have seized
another American vessel engaged on the fishing
grounds, and sent her into that port for con-
domination. Much excitement prevails here on
this subject
STEAMBOATS, PAssING-Vicks6urg, July 26.---
The following steamboats, have passed this place