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s"''' '''n4s W. @sGr fil f + fstaisI''d
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Aitidae Sleek Mr. Glsl Liay crsaaloy hfs Broaie,
EosgoEs gpAArRs. uKAnDEhs STREET. DOORS
'S'' =" 70 0'n Ma snss1s soi0O1'
atwe u his css popoar aharsetsrs Toodies and Jem
s..s' f"''' fi ns f r,s 3 a ESi.5Isa
ssIsart q penDarh Mrs. shsrre.s
'"s i'''' ruiz TcoD,rs. MI = Johnson
rcSa,s; Bnrsos Mrs roeales. Mr.. Hughes
THE saSpEsisG sfy x fIsT "''' "'''Sp
'sn 'ssss. At. BUXTON hrs Crinkun Mrs Dyost
N1.TT,.SSss,Ah sasAraE CHATHAM srREEr-DooRs
s'n'An1s'; WYE R' PSa K "a SxS orsa'A
JACK surSFShS ,"x
RARNuk's AYERIcAN AUsEuM.-P. r. BAR
Gipsss 5, ssaa GT'snwoea u,
The prize oarmE oRpaSMs
naL1m VIII ss presented .s nj. ooaa and
cse sasen ,ps a. Is @ su,. gallery
20 cents. ''"'An'sn's' ~e''
fNHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALLNO.
~ BroaGway above Grand street Open every nihs
n,.ssfE + sh,i..y. Tesss: Is ssnssa Doors eees a.
sSss the Saturday afternoon cons
eersf are discontinued.
W. GODS NTNsTREIs, AA BROADWAY, ABOVE
rastmsn. Of II. Wood Admission rs cents: children
rscer Twelve years. haf pyicc Doors open u eonesrt
commences .: 8 O'clock. N. R-The Wednesday and Sa-
ssrasy afternoon concerts are discontinued uns frthe
Qa0OKLYN MUSEUM -snAKsPEARE DRAMATIC
temtcra
THE WIFE.
THEAEsE, ruiz oRpHAN OF GENEVA.
fer which tickets be bad OF tho membere
ERhNkLiR MUSEUM, l76 CHATHAM SQUARE,
George hea Proprietor The above establah-r ant 10
open every afrernoon at o'clock and in the evening
fer the parpost Classic and Original koprssen tsJne OF
having ststuary, by Nile Casineto Troupe Of Model Ar
ssts together with variety Of beautiful perfor
II nsivate hoIsa. 20 stage seats with cushioned arm
rhaiIf Sf CENTS boxes cents gallery, VIZ cents.
I,BE GREATEsr AND MOST EXTRAORDINARY
Il PeavairiaA Peat ever attempted in the Word.-A
Fsnnie wakias at Dir Heiienb ands Mo shanos' Hall No.
Ms Hester st,set.-hrs. Mary Ewing, wite OF Mr.. H. r.
E~tDg viii commence. Saturday morning September
o'clock, thc Berou!esn task o. wssinS
hs miles hundred ssive ba hours, plying
fourteen days, !anrtaea nights and fourteen
eomplsh this before attempted feat by any living
female in the world Mrs Mary Using performs upa.
hcnission to witr esq the walking, l2a< cents.
DALACE OF BEAUTY, NO. SO BowERY, pIRECTLY
opposite the Sowsry Theatre every night witha
Bloomer TrouD6" UNDER the direction Of Mlle. Louise
Jer0me also Groups Of Marble Satuary reprseen by
young lsdies The pictures taken from best
phntngs DOGS open att; commence at s. Admission:
irfvots boz, Ue; orehssra 31se parquetta 2jo gal
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RERfoRD " CO.'S REGULAR CALIFORNIA ExPRESs
- VIII so forward as usual, per malt steamer Ohio, in
shargs O. orr special MESSENGER Monday next AN goods
shoua DC ready for chipping Saturday. Small parcels
rece we'd till one o'clock NJ on Monday No
" this hne Freight At the lowest rates.
oonnect WIN the NAH steamers at Panams charge.
s.bcrs. EEcYCPp CO., No Vsssv ,treea
Artsr kcpss.
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KEM0VAY4Q.

TEE orrIcE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUyD
LIE Asar7asse Company, Of London. is removed from
sss street ysrssl CITY where life gan DO etos
ssEen Pamphlets ing rstes snd o*her
xHe printed CAlNorrA rrles txrnfhed sppGostibe.
]. LnhNDEE HTAER, General Arena
sx1 n1sA9i ~ d. D. xes,el xzsnias-a
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RENEWED EVERY DAY.


a. SEE eIPTs FACE ga
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS. EVERY
~ day, except saturday.-fh. sts steamer BUFFALO,
Ckttain HnBeox will leave srfIs street 81 ~ O'Clock;
Grand street 81 Peck Flip, sta Pier No. s. A. ";
farming BY = IL Dinner Sshng tackle, ami bait Pro-
viGed. Fare. IS cent? each way.
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DRY GCORS.

EALL CLOAkS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.
u yeties frtTr psrs. Tho subscriber hsying just
tarned from visis TO the ysr European markets
to submit TO tho inspection Of merchants ard
WHOLESALE hnysTs rem eeery section Of ths Union,
nzer btcek OF TIE Rbovsnaed popular Csyments which
he etors On the moot bbsral terms GEO. pGLPiN,
Cloak and Mfntilia EnporrEi 3Sl Broad gay
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DLEAsAAT AND HEALTHY SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
L to New Rochelle ana Glen Cove every Sunday uos
further notice steamer KING PHILIP, Captain j.
Kennedy having been newly lifted and ORDER vi
grest care regard to comfort Ientne and eonvean
will leave Catherine street at @ A. Nj Grad street Mt
Tenth street, g.; Tveny.Ath street. * o'clock. Re
turning from Glen Cove at =; New Rochelle. 3if This
route really healthy and attractive. Fxre
way Dinners furnebod at first class hotels good
der and plenty OF refreshments on board.
EXCURsI0Es TO COMFY ISLAND-LASDING AT
- Fort Hamilton each way Fare, twelve and hsf
cents The nsT snd sple1dd steamer Asy c,ptsis
80 A. NJ. 1915 snd 3, y. M piar Ecr.b river, A. NJ
and i. III leaving The island. last "trip. as6 m.
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SSRoTON AoUEDUCT nEP6gTMENr-To cONTRAC-
~ tors-scasd proposals wiz be received AZ the ON q
shs Creton hguedIot Department Rotunda, Park until
Monday the sixth day Of September. 1852 at o'clock r.
NJ, build Sewer with the Receiving Basins
and Cuyets Marion street, fro Prince street, 100 feet
Hcrth being in length about 22J feet Tho plan Of the
Sewer atoms for tho building of the and
suothr inform st,n Resting tkexeo, be obtained
-S'1 - NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the CrotoR Aqueduet Department.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

EXPRESS AGENCIES.
.N~>~~~N~~~NNN~~~~~>>~c
ORDERS, PARCELS SPECIE. So RECEIVED FOR
~ tho United Stases Mail steamer Atlantic, 20 sail on
ne AZ na for Liverpool London, and all parts OF Great
LIvINGsToN WELLS & co, Is Broadway.
Exehsnge ON london, liverpool and Paris, as usua.
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syoR NORFOLK, PFTFRsBuRG, AND RICHMOND
Tee United states mail steamship ROANOKE, r..
aTIi y esmmsnder gil leave pier Is North river. on
ssutaay september dth At NJ Bill6 Of lading signed
eDy on ooard. For rtiaht apply hoard and for
Old clip.
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EpACHRTs r0A BApEa-sECOND LsNH-TaR 7CL-
4 loving shire VIII leave Easre the BCih aId New
" " ~. -.

1hey eli trss eiass New Tork tus ehsps
with sill requisite ya0ea .he hoicrt aad
os passensers su of eseriOnoo IN the
tssae Shs yioe &" pGssass sl without or Mguors
Goo6s 10 sabacr bers will be forwsIdel free ffor
sny staygsa tn. those aatesiiy ,hcarrad.
ACSDM HINCEEN, sgen1s, 1H Pesri street..
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EDElLADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH srEAN NAvI-
gation Company's New Line Of Sseemshirs.-Th new
ana splendid eto-wheel msbip STATE OF GEORGIA.
Carat ship Of the line Captain John Walton ia now run.
ssg between the above ports and will leave PhsdphA
for Savannah the folio wina Wednes]Ays viz AuuBk
,Sh septm Der lst 10th, 18th; October sth 2t,
Der jOth 2atA and from Snysnnh for fhaadepha the
most strict regard 20 safety possessed 81 every requisite
on Of her cabins and state the aupcrer Arrange
rerb or whieh unparalleled has proved herself
b IT tho fastest msps hey
eney the pleasure Of navigation sixth the pas.
SAGE remaining only two nights At Cabin pasero TO
savannah, or TO Charleston (Ts soysnnsh s2 seorsgs
50 Agents in Philado'pfia HERON Il MAHIIN gJL N
wbarves, In Savannah. PADELFoRD. sAY 4 Co.
ts0R CuARIESToN.--UNIJED STATES NAIL LINE.
n The splendid new steamship MAaION, Captain Nj
Hcrry VIII leave Pier No. North river on saturday
amply board where sl bills Of ladinS viii te signed: md
for passSsc ~ - G2gntinE E2ga ol
SPOtFOnD, TILESIuN Co.. lS'south st.
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pioEEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS FOR
a Pert Phiiip end syduey-The noble clipper shio
OCEAN EAGLE, alfred Josmes, commander, having nft
her caro- nysgc4 viii posi.is SAL on ths h inst
ACCOMMODATING Tor passengers unequAled hw ,.
ship IN the pors Of New York. Intondiae I
rease eau ard examine for themss,v1s At ner 10 rt
ri'tr' fW passage, hP1iy,ro JOIN OGDEN, or
IT, "a Wal
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CORPORATION EGTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby giyea, to the owners, occupant o
cf all houses and lots proved urimproved
lsnds affected thereby, that shs following
have Been completed Asssor and lodged in the
sce Bureau OF Assessments for examination, by
al persons interested viz For paving Twenty first ssreet,
East riyer The limits embIaced
opde all the several houses and lots Of
eund lots pieces ard parcels of iand situated
Both street. between First ard
persons whose interests affected by TIE
named assessments, and who opposed to tho
sectop in writing to sha sitnea, at their Office No.
AHs Records within thirty davs the dste Of this
notice. SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors.
ISAAC HM. SMITH,
Once Bureau OF Street Department August
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DoCKET COMPANION OR INFORMATION NEvEE
before Published25 cent? copy, free Of postage.
or Ave copiss for 81 Sold b. Garrett Coz q Ana strsst
and BY Abe author n Lamont Physician and Surgsca -
Reade street Of Broadway ~ " whore he may 3
consulted on the complaints mentioned.
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|C0KPO RATION N0TICR.--PCBLEC NOTICE Is
Hereby given, TO the owner u owners occupant
asIenss u all houses and lots inproved unimprsved
d. affected thereby That the following
Zen completed By tho Assessors and in the ee
u she BuTeRr Assessments for eSaminatioD by all
sons Interested vizFor paving street. from
svchne TO D. The ra EN- by such
mont helnde all the several houses ad Tors If ground
Ssnt lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
~ FoDrees street. FROM avenue to g. All
sens vhoee interests affected by the G5oye
rsts and who opposed TO the either Of them
requested 20 present their objections In writing
.nsersrned their otise 10 FAN of Records, within
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. }
' TE1So nI TssyxTi9ShhsoN, Assessors.
Odcs Bareau Of Assessments Street Department, Aug
n, k12.
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rRoToN AoUEDuCT DEPARTAENT.-To CON-
~ tYActors9ealcd pro posas will DO received Ct the ocs
the CrotcD hquedue Doyartn emit Ro9ads tars until
the Jth Of SeptsmbSr 1862 a. O'Clock r MI
20 build with necessary receiving bssns and
snlverts in Thrtyf0urtb street. from Eighth syeeus TO
ose feet OF NiRth avenue, being "a euGtn
about hundred and city feet The an q so sewer
an ms thc building Of the and all other
alton relating thereto DO obtained application
10 tho Contract Clerk, ~ this orr 20. =, n,,x
Prcsidcn. OF the cretoR Aqusduct Department.
Nav Vorl mai
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ubTkALlA AUSTRALIA DOLPHIN LlSE--F0R
n Fort phip and Sydney-Ths .irely fast sailing
lclipper) pVLPHlN 1000 tons bur.kcn Captain Trund
WDlssiof e above port on Monday Sept G-haying very
spris any other vessel now going
Austraa rsries emigratins src invited TO examine for
Themselves t.fore enrsTnr elsewhere Trv application
lses.sS :. I-.s. ..osr Vi scfsns are snssced fer
ysstcpsv srry 81 bond ri~v No u, North liver ~
bClLkh hROrhSHS, Noe ~, sSs lis SSuk ~
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EyEGLfsH PArERs-pARTIEs DEsIRous OF
h,1s sspg pIes .. VIZ fns:h or ,rsh
tsuceesr 70 C. X. B$tss.a y lmpor.e. Of foreign
IApers. No. - Nssssv e.?est, New Yori.
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Z hneSED ...-TEs--To FAN FRANCISCO VIA Az
-. Pn ana Navy Bsy-Ths favoriss double engine
'es-athlp PR0HETHEUS, Captan Churchill I,seO toas
ga lssysrosn Pier No zhotsA Rscr, on Sturdsy SEP,
street, from whence she will proceed 10 san sei Eortc
giving tho passen the option OF either route For
sage, At reduced retes, apply only TO
ID. ID. ALLEN. No. 9 battery place, up stairs.
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CRoToN AQURDUCT DEPARTMENT 40 CON-
- traetars- frsposals viii be resolved o. me
upti Monday the 18th day Of September 1902 e. o'clock
build Sewer With tho necessary keeetyirs bssins
ard Cu'yerts in Tweutycghth street. Lexington TO
Third avenues being IL 3gth about 45 feet The plan
of the and spcchoaons for tho OF the
snd all other information relating thereto, can be obtained
ON application TO the Contract Clerk, at this o6ice
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Of tho
York, August 80 1859. Croton Aqucducs Department
(SRoToN AoUEDU9T DEPARTMHNT.--T0 CON-
rSesIod proposals. Will be received az the Of
90. q the Croton Aggsaues psrsssmsnt Rstondsp,rh
r. M tuid Sewer vh the necessary receiving bAsfut
and euvers Greenwich street, hom Spring 70 VAudam
and specifications for The building OF the same and all other
fr nation resting thereto sa be obtained On application
- o'''~~' o'''.' - ' NICHOLAS DEAN,
President o. the Croton Asueduct Department..
New York. August 81, 1861.
E0goRATI0N, NoTIoE.-rUBLlo NOTICE -
~ heby SVEN, thxt petition has been presented In the
fur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06
Further from Mexico-Thc Imprisonment OF
Consul Rice, &c.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, Aug 5, 1

BALTIMORE Thursday, Aug D, 1897.
The mail has arrived from New-Orleans.
The brig Tehuantepec arrived at New
Orleans With City Of Mexico dates TO the 18Th ult
The SigLiO Of that date publishes a let
ter Of Mr. Rice the American Consul az Acpaulco, and
ustifes the conduct of the Mexican authorities. Ii says
Although Senior Rice pictures the bad treatment no
has received with some yehemence and although we
condemn such haste we see sufficient reason for
the proceedings against the Consul who Insults TIL
bunsls and threatens the lives of our ctzens
The Indians were creating great alarm
even In the city Of Mexico tscf they have come down
iniO the country far below Chihuahua and 10 the neigh
bon bood Of San Louis Potos in the State OF Zacoteca',
only 200 miles 10 the NORTH of The city Of Mexico they
have in numbers OF 300 NJ time made assaults on va
riOus points ~ the same moment.
Some OF the papers assert that the Mex
lean authorities had opened letter which the English
Consul at Acapulco had sent to the Legation IN Mexico
while others attribute the same t0ins to ne English
Consul al Mazstlau.
George Gibbon has been appointed Con
sulGepersl for Her Britannia Majesty vice Macintosh
The ESpdrol says that Mexico is on the
eve Of true crisis In her relations with foreign pow
ere. The Government has recently received collective
notes from the Ministers OF SPAIN England, France and
the United States asking satisfaction frat for the i'm
prsonment ~ their Agent ut Mazaan second Tor the
violation Of the correspondence othe English Consul ~
Acapulco the third for an iDifactOn OF Diplomat;
Convention and the fourth for the arrest and imprson
D,ept OF the American Consul At Acaf ulco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06
Who Oppose General scotts

1t is common remark, that you may
know man 10y his friends. You can tel sOme-
thing about him by noticing who are his enemies.
Gen. ScoTT has various opponents.
Rev Mr.. Brownlow opposes him because he
caused the churches and religious services OF the
Catholics IN Mexico TO be respected by his SOL
diers. And all supporters OF the Religious Test
in New Hampshire and sectaran bigots every
where, follow the lead Of Rev. MIR. BrOWnow.
The London Times opposes him because Gen.
Pierce will be valuable practical ally to the
commercial policy of England" by which Ireland
has been ruined and America seriously injured.
And the capitalists and landholders in England
follow the lead of The LOAd0A Times.
Messrs T0ombs and Stephens oppose him be-
cause he gives no other guarantee for the policy
of his administration than the known incidents OF
q long life" and they have looked through them,
and can find nothing that indicates any Leaning to-
ward their views. And the Southern Secession
ISIS follow the lead of Messrs. ToOmbs and Ste
pheps.
che is disposed to grant too many privileges TO
foreigners" And Natiyists everywhere folio" the
lead of The PhiiadeiPh1a Sun.
The Mexicans ana Canadians oppose him, be-
cause they think he is too much Oi military
man"
Tie South Carolina and Frontier malcontent'
oppose him, because they think he Is too much
ne Snses and Savers and Shoals and Break
er, in the Rivers and lla bOrs oppose hum, because
fhey know that it he is elected they Will nave u
move.
Ioco.Foco Office .ho'ders here and there, op
pose him for the same reason.
And tie greater patt of tha LOc0.FOcO party
follow their lead, sinply because they are Loco
Focos, without knowing why or wherefore.
Albany Journal
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History of the Brothers Skupiuskl.

To ne Editors Of me y. i. Tribune;
Surely the struggles of unhappy Poland
must have proportional share of your noble known
sympsthes for every elevated effort of human kind -
ward the aim 1t Is for that reason CONFIDENT
II apply to you her behalf In the sad circumstance al
forded public attention by the horrible crimes OF
the brothers Skupinski You may easily imagine how
penu It must be to every true son Of Poland to see her
rsme mixed up with the sbomnable deeds those
wrttches do boast Of and when you consider that they
attempted as am told to assume the character Of po
ical xies most certainly there will be Ia your heart
Div enough TO help In the task of washing my coun
try such stain, aud my fellow exies from so dis
graceful a brotherhood.
n have the fortune % obtain from your kindness
this generous help shall not encroach upon your nos
pi,abe columns viih any long narrative all want, NJ
present, Is Little room 20 state tnat "a lar as know,
and to the knowledge OF every enc Of the same couay
With uysclE these wrctched brothers there noh-
ing else than condemned criminals They were after.
ward scIos In the dreadful massacres Of ei6 60, up
by MGtemich, who, as you know, stirred up az that
epoch the most uurated mob sgaint the patriotic Cit
zrrs of Gencia; ard finally, they have perpetrated
what we heve all been lately spprZed Of 80 you see
there nothing n common between tue brothers Sku
ui1ski and the polish political eXes. They are wh't
ihey we're in PolaDd-miserabe condemned criminals
| such ia there are plenty OF in every country.
sin | mast beI Of you the permission @ Improve
the occasion by addressing my coun.ryuen tn Amer
tea la order % remind them % their duu's TOWARD
thsir fahaIlsnd Every nation enjoying ne hoiJshUj
! OF tte United States-has rs commlncc5, ceNle't
| or ind yldual personages irtrusted wldI the task
| of watching over It's general interests Poles atone
have nope Of such thing let there Is po.eat ns-eS'
sifv az . poidcal connection between them Whatever
be their future hopes-whstever the success OF the
common Efforts still they would be at least IN pos!
ton 10 keep unsained the name OF Poland LOT even
The task Of declining her comph1ues IN the Mtoc. 'u
act, of some nserabls adventurcrs-such az the oAl
uIpskis The eccess 10 valuable paper IKE yours g"
be more easily granted 10 SONS one inSa''5 with
neiiops character than to On indi"1 ual like mysel
who can only reckon up"" your generosity and hog
that in your br6 est there Is strong responding % ii
sad feeling Of distressed Pole who loves his country
[ NN- XAVIER X plNskI
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Philadelphia News Items.

Z Irts - teaCc of Tie n !. Tribune.
PHLADELPHLl, Thursday, Avg. s. 1852
Henry Hance, a good-looling black fell
Iov empioyed as waiter In the Fraokhn House, Ches
au st. was arrested last night, charged with purloning
silver ware from bis employer and disposing OF Il to
paWnbr.kers. lie has been committed
Mrs. Mary Bond, residing in Brooke-st.,
Norther IN Liberties committed sucide day or two
since by taking arsenic. Domcsrc trouble was the
cause
A. Police Officers Lorraine and Esher
we're conducting Inlet, named Jas Hughes,
20 n Station house last nish they were sssslled nj
echuy kill Third and Pnests by gang OF the prison.
ers comrades severely bcaisn and The prisoner was
rescued from them.
DR.. &. w. Patterson, Resident Physi-
clan OF TIE Northern Dispensry oied yesterday after
loon In tiis city. He wss greatly esteemed.
Sarah Hedinger. white. aged IS years,
residing in Morrisst, Moyamensne. died lAst night
.snsey.
Tie weather is truly delightful to-day
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The Fishery Question.

BosToN, Thursday, Aug. 5, I3j2.
BY the arrival of the Sir John Harvey
and the Niagara we have Halifax papers of the 3D..
remonstrance to the British Government against al
lowing Americans TO fish within three miles Of the shore
even If reciprocal free trade is granted, Is circulating In
Halifax. The remonstrance says that free trsdeis
fsir equivalent for free trade. They desire to keep the
right never to he given up by the Colonss. If the
Americans are forbidden to fish within three miles of
the Ian d. they believe they cannot take single mack
erel Tile AeadiGn Recorder considers the question
iraught with danger to the good understanding and
peace of the two countries and does not consider
an impossible event. 1t also alludes to the armament
fitted at Newfoundland 10 capture intrudng French
fishing vesses, and asks if Louis Napoleon may not
catch at such a procedure excuse for hostile
manifestation toward England.