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AUsTRALrA PIONEER LINE or MONT

AUsTRALTA PIONEER LINE or MONTHLY
"A peoketa-Ths magnificent clipper chip SCARCE, now
lying at pier ~ Eass River, Allison Howss oommander
100 tons burbsn Will suosesd the oNECo AZ afth ship Of
Melbourne Port Phillip. Tbs soarso has made bus voy
age and guaranteed Al Al the underwriters in London and
Now York Her for passengers will be
squaiei She eight fsst Ia height between decks whilst
none the other ships advertised exceed half feG
rig and Is precisely similar ia model and tonnage 10 ths
OCEAN EAGLE, acknowledged by all 70 be one OF the
and finest ships In the port Of New York II Ia sum-
cent TO sdd that she will be stod and grovsonod in The
surgeon and proper attendants provided Pssengers who
engage their passage informed that the ship
puntuay advertised should any delay possibly occur,
they will DO provided with board and lodging At ships
pense An early application Tor berths 10
the superiority Of this ship viii like the Ocean Esso)
Der boths TO DO all engaged before date Of sailing For
''s' JaJiIk OGDEN R. W. CAMERON, ITO wan street,
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MARITIME INTELLIG ENCE.


ALMANAC FOR NEw yoRK-rHIs DAY.
......... IS MOON morn IL
sun sETs........... 40 HIGH wATER.......... 81
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Fowls, per pair. -. rs. a S..
Spring chick's,pr pr, Is a 81
Geese, each. .9s. . la.
Ducks. per pair :. IS. q los.
Tame pigeons, each. ;. lsc.
GAMk.
Woodccck, pr brace, Is. q 81
English snipe. -. IL. = 6s.
rRUIT AND GARDEN vEGE-
TABLES.
Potatoes, pr bush. e. Is. q 9s.
Beans. ............3 IS. q Us.
Cabbage, per 100, as
EQUALITY. SO a SIS
S'n tomatoes. Or bskt. "a. ais,
Turnips, pr dog. punches, Be.
g pr busbel. IS.
GIN corn, DR. 100 ears .6s.a7s
Apples good prmealsc as.
pine, Or doz 12s.sl6s.
Citron melons, per dOz. bZ
Pears. per measure......ss.
Peaches, pr.hf peck 10. a Ga
Dates, per 10. .l5c.
Lemons, per hundred. 81
Oranges, per doz.. Ia.
Plums, per quart. Zoo.
Raisins, per b.. IL &c.
Parsley, per bunch &c.
Leeks, per bunch. 80. .4c.
Onions, per quart. ..... &c.
Csulifiowers, pr.hd. 1Sc. abs.
Artichokes, each. :. -. loo.
Rhubarb, per bunch. :. 100.
Asparagus, per bunch. loo
Crosses, per quart. sc
Salad, pr hundred, 6s. a 81.
Spinach, per half peek. s.,
potherbs, per bunch. IS.
Radishes, per bunch. .. 10,
Nlata4rna Ions aarh L u aDhc
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SIaPPIN0.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through United States mail line for California ana
Oregon. via AspiDwal and Panama.The splendid
double engine United States mail steamship ILLINOIS.
2p tons burthen, H. ]. Hsrtstene u S. NJ commanders
will sail Saturday November GOTH at two o'clock r. NJ
precisely from pier foot Of Warren North river Tbs
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent steamer
N0RTHERNER will be in readiness at Par 20 resvs
the Illinois mails and and sail Immediately fee
San Francisco No efforts will be spared the OF tho
companies to send their through with expedition
comfort and safety Rates OF fare to Aspnwal Ladies'
saloon state room $685. lower aft and forward salsoa a
1885, second cabin standees SIS steeraSe 81 Passengers
will be landed at the railroad wharf at ApinwAl frss.
Transit of the Isthmus at e passengers Persons
securing through passage by the United States mail
era from New York have preferences of
board the Pacific mail Rates OF fare Panama
to San Francisco the most favorable For fresas
or passage, apply to CHAS A. WHITNEY at the oice Of
the companies III West street Warren
B-shippers are requested to supply themselves vita
oe between the hours of ten and o'clock Of the dag
of sailing.
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EoR AUsTRALIA-To SAIL 18TH or NOVEMBER
IL The superior A ship ALBUS, loading AZ pier TO-
East river having all her engaged, will sail as above
for Port Philip and Sydney. For passage only, having sn
periOr accommodations apply to
LIVINGSTON, WELLS q CO., "a Broadway.
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saloon ass s.ses ssr
" 9% arws.s /" .....ss /" i %,sssls Il"
THIRD GLASS PASSENGERS.
nmlsa number Of third Glass VIII % taxa
nom Phatsiphs and Liverpool and found In provisions
Pom PhiadSlphiA .a6 From Liverpool. IS guneA
Csr6oases Of passage will be issued here 70 parties .he
are dssirou u sasns shsir friends ~ corresponding
sssss
rr,sh, s p, sos Coarse goods hsrdwAss H. will b
taken subjeos 10 agrsemenl
An experienced surgeon win Be carried easa ship
Email drafts drawn At sight Ensland A74 lrelAnas
sao Ssiss RtsBs T. H.sa.ss. p,..
RrouAs sfs 81 ipxs e,rHi s o. I;.ssesL
NV YORK AND HAvR1 1TnAn NAvioATiV y.
IN Company United States naA - nns
FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, oomn4ndsr, sns tns nux-
BOfDT, D. Lines, oommander, WI leave rev ierx'
uumboids.savdsy. sspk . gsmsoldhws!ns, SsA
rraniiin, 0ss nrantiin9, !. Nov.
s s,aas'ls b bss rl.ss sile. 5ss. lsI
Tbese stessrs built expressly for government service 81
tous each, are not surpasssd shsr for spsea
srensth or comfort by vessels Ahoat Their accom-
are Of the most approved kinda
nor 10 Passengers London advantages avs
any other line In she economy CT both tns and money!
prfce Of passage from New Yots so seushamptoner
rom H.;ro o. 10 New Y:ii
No passage secured unsl paid fey A exrwnaocd sss
sssn on board
MORTIMER L1vINdsToH, Agent - aroaGwsg.
WILLIAM fSELfF, Hare.
MARTIkFAU. 0RosxEY \ 90, sou,hsap,Os.
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~ B0wefy.- Clown, Sam Lathrop.-This afternoon ana
evening November full and brilliant display Of Horss
manship and Gymnastc Exercises by the combined Fques
trian Troupes Of H. Sands j. j. Nnthans Co. Boxes
cents Pit, l2k cents Doors open at az psrforuaassa
commence 1t T. Afternoon performance ~ ~
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co-FoR RIO JANEI-
i Valparaiso aud Panama-The splendid ste
JOHN J.. STEPHENS t25W tons burthen,l Robert H.
about the 5h December For passage only having
superb accommoiholy apply ~ shs acs OF aha Company
"a Soutf street.
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EoR AUsTRALIA;-NEW YORK AND CANADA DW.
patch Line.-The beautiful clipper ship BOTHNIA, IN0
tons burthen James A. Avory commander will sal, the
above positively the 18th Of November This splsa
did ship has for the cemsrs
families or single between deoks high
to make this the most desirable up
mander having great experience in the Australian trade
short passage be expected Early application Win
be necessary beard for freight passage pier % las
river Butler Brothers l63 and lis South street. or -
Isaac T. Smith, 10l Wall street.
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Family Provision Market.

PRICES AT FULTON MARKET OK FRIDAY, NOV.
Mat Fowls per pair :. Us. a SIS.
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SHIPPING,


THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PErREL 800 TONS
!. 4 W. Samson, sommander will sail for Bsrmnda and
Tom @ s P. hs 20 b
expressly for trops. climass ana has vel ysnsssst and
freight A. low rates. HPply S 70 NJ Graz,
JJS,TEp STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ship EMPIRE CITY, Henry wndls, commander, will sail
sifs rf:s
$50 ssesr.ss SIS Specie only taken on Havana
s5bSs &
sss No saas
Of dng signed after twelve o'clock the sailing
For freight passage ws21ss
AMP TNITGD
nandss viii for HaVr. touching a. 70
nt tho mail, and On Sisgrs,y Nsv ~
cabin sa second cabin SO Bassas. not wanted during
ma s1s sssis o
TSs f apply
T. ship ARCTIC Captain James g. Luce This steamship
I'm.
fD1SFD nc
TEE BElTIsa AND NORTH Ay y soIAl
direct and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships
sengers.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkins. PERSIA, CapA -
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. ASIA, Capt. 1ost
EUROPA, Capt. Ryris. NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch.
AMERICA Capt. Shannon. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
These vessels clear white light manmass head
green A. thu starbosrd red on port.
Niagara Leitch, Boston, Wednesday, 10th November.
rca Harrison, New York, Wednesday, 18th November
Canada, Lang Boston, Wednesday, 2ith November.
Asia, Lott New York, We dnesday LIST December.
Amerios, Shannon, Boston, Wednesday, Sth December
Europa Ryris, New York, Wednesday, 18th December.
Niagara, Latch, Boston, Wednesday, 22d December.
Africa, Harrison, New York. Wednesday, 10th December
Canada, Lang Boston, Wednesday, 9th jan, 1885,
Arabia, Judkinp, New York, Wednesday 18th January.
Amerios, shannon Boston, Wednesday, 18th January.
Passage from New York or Boston 10 Liverpool-Trst
cabin, St2; second cabin, $40.
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will DO charged specie beyond amount FOR
personal expenses
An experienced surgeon on board.
All letters and must through the Post
Ofhce.
E. CtNARD, No. Bowling Green
WATcHEs-By order OF the British Treasury, watches
Of foreign manufacture bearing the and marks OF
English will be hereafter admitted in Eng
land in transu for thu United States and other
Of which French and Swiss watches be-
shipped Havrs for Now York Boston, via Liverpool
mourning the risk heretofore Of being seized at
the English Custom House.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought In with British goods. Through bills Of
lading are given in Hsvre for New York.
VTyINTRR ARRANGENeNT.-THg IIVKHPOoI, AsU
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LyRANKLIN MUSEUM, LIS CHATHAM STREET.
George Lea, Proprietor-The above ablishment
open every afternoon O'clock and the evening" at IN
for tho purpose Of Classic and Original
Living Statuary by Mile Casnsts Troupe of Model Ar
sts. together with variety Of beautiful performances
For further particulars bills of each day Admss
Seats Private 80 Stage Seats with
chairs 3 oents Boxes % cents Gallery l2 cents
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THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP PETREL, 800 TONS
w. Samson, commander, will sail for Bermuda and
st. Thomas the sh November Passage money to Ber
muda, 500 to St. Thomas, $40. This Petrol has been built
expressly tropical climate and has well ventilated and
state with plunge and shower baths Will take
f. CGNARD No Bowling Green.
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LN0R SAvANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
E wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA Captain J.. =.
Walton, will leave Philadelphia for Savannah Wsdne
day the 10th inst At ~ o'clock NJ from second wharf
for the convenience and comfort of
this ship unsurpassed Fare from New York Phlsde
pha $ steera 49, The State 81 Georgia leaves abevs
alternate Wednesday Agensin Philadelphia Heron
Martin, t311s North wharyes in Savannah, Pordeford,
Fay h Co.
LfOR SAvANNAH-U. 8. MAIL LINE.-THE SUPP.
rior steamship FLORIDA, Capt Thomas Lyon, sassf
day Nov 9th at4 O'clock NJ from pier N. r. Apply 70
SAML i. MITCHELL, No. Front street Tho Alabana,
Capt q. d. Ludlow, Saturday, Nov 18th. For speed,
strength and fare these ships have
peror on the coast.
LN0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
II The United state. msil steamship ROANOKE. L.
Parrish, lev will leave pier 13 N R., Saturday,
November 9Th 81 O'clock p. n. For freight apply
iGDL6I Il PLEAsANTs. So rronsstrsst.
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N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PAUKETJ.-
"A Melbourne, Port Philip and sydney touching A. the
Cape Of Good Hops.-Ths packet ship BALTIMORE l2O1
tons burhen, Captain T. b. Northup loading pier
10 North river viii sail punctually the 10th Of Nove
Der from New York The in which The ships OF this
line being fitted out and provisioncd will establish for
them preference oil Others higher This
ship IL guaranteed superior in respect all others
advertised for Australia in this port An experienced
Library plan Of the cabins together with list Of the
apply on board, or to ANDREWS, DEAGLE & co.. No.
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A USTRALIA.-THE A BALTIMORE CLIPPER SHIP
"A ALBUs is now at her dock, pier Nc 49, Z. ready
to receive passengers This splendid ship is admitted
all who have seen her to have the most roomy and best
ventilated between decks Of ship that has been
for Australia Her freight 10 geng board, aud shs
will be dispatched without fail the 10th inst Apply
board, foot Of Wall street, to b. SARDY, Noi&
Scout etyee nr 4 A Mast
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CHIP aOPEWELL, FOR SAN FRANCISCO, AT
- tho foot Of Amherst street. North river aocommo
date few moss pas,engsrs at ST5. .. D. SUTTON, 81
Wall street. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
EUROPE.
Central Germany.
jOurIed.

Mr.. WEED, of The albany Erening
Journal gives the following like sketch of his
recent Journey through Central Germany;
"LEPsic, Msy Is, lisa.
We had pleasant journey, through
well cultivated county, and succession Of old and m
t,re,tiug German towns from Dresden % LePsie Inc
r.t poiTt Of importance Meissen where the I'd Cas-
lie in which The Princes Of Saxony formerly resided
has been converted into . manufActnry for ne We'll
Ipovn Dresden ehins porcelain Tue rs' china that
puro1e u-oduced was made here In ITO
While AZ this station learned that the mother ana
am al Kossuth with other members OF The famiy OF
thr Hungarian patriot were our fello~psssengen..
Thev are on their way 10 America VIA Hamburg sna
Fnsi,pd learned from Mr. McCurdy, at vienna, tnst
r. rsutted funds for this family (Which bad been sA'ed
fr,m the wreck Of thsr fortGne) TO Mr. lawrence, N
London. ana that they were on their wsy 20 Engano
but Sii not anticipate the pleasure OF mee'ns taem
We have reached Leipsc AZ moment OF suen oeep
interest that resret 10 leave Il as soon az we are COM
rsU,S 70 This Is the week Of their greatest fair Inc
Nv Il u Of strangers and literally erarnned witn rcn
and beautiful fsbrcs These fairs draw people from al
nsrts OF Europe to the number Of 81 49, ~, and 10
Ia ~ 5000 Then $3.50 IL y said thAt the saief
.noup,ed 70 eighty millions Of dollars:
L..k.;c Is nc g.es. beck mart Of Eur'ps' In'eeo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
Williams College for scott.

cers-rosderee Of Ths y. Y. Tubuns
WILLIAMS CoLLEoE, Wednesday, June q, lisa
The nomination of Gen. ScoTT was re-
eeved here Monday, IL N. 1t produced crest en-
thusia,u among the Wings Of the College. Flags were
instantly thrown 10 the breeze bells rung, and loud
huzzss filed the air. In the evening national salute
wss fired, iluminaiions made, bells rung and other
demonstrations Of Joy manifested. The scene lasted
til psst midnight Our Democratic friends attempted
for the frat time 20 win cheers for Pierce aud King
but they drown u amid the deafening applause for
Scott Williams College has the honor, think, Of the
fret demonstration for Scfft In the old Bay State The
here will awe the nominee hearty support Last
min. nail confirms the ieegr4phic report Of the nom
instion OF Graham TO the ycePresdency. This is
happy selection and will greatly strengthen the ticket
A ratification meeting Ia proposed 10 be held
Yours truly, K
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election. All seem disposed 10 scquiesce and lstfing
by cones be by gODes, put the harness and bnck
Yer 10 be wOrn IN season and cut Of until xtsr
tbe ides of Noveub when victory stall ned
our etris and di'sppotntment filed the h-arts ~ our
Oppo'en. rsnhestiOa meeting Is called for Friday
evening vhsp the bail will be put 10 motion, and tae
Csnpsitn Of 1852 fairly begun Large npmoers who
elt coDstrsiDed TO vUta against in lsis and have
since been lukewsTm ar vsvehhs, no cord y,
end sph u.issti rAlly with us and will helo IN
swell our ae majority vhen the time tor voting 50 III
srrve. We beiieye the WINS Of M4ss-chs,stts, a.
whole ere vel ssfed With the nominations. snd that
DO more acceptable candidates could have been pre-
tepieo for their support Let the watch:Vords be,
On, iheB, to battle and to victory Respectfully
yeUrs, &c. YERIrAS.
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PHILADELPHIA News Items.

PHIIADEL PHIA, Thursday, June "a, le52.
A young man named Patrick Hurby'
YVES committed in default Of o. o0o bail this morning %
answer the charge Of sttemputg collect OILS P1rpor
ing 10 have been Issued from the Commercial tst am
forging the name Of C. g. Childs Co., on s''ins INC
receipts. =.
The United States steamship Saranac
wa, docket AZ thi. mort this morning. In our new Gov
erpmept Dock The tine occupied In docking and rais.
ing the ship clear Of water, "" one hour ana 'nr''
minutes. l. 1T
rant Of Matthias skuPn,k The Hr9stn' 20 1900
"a e ,ns s,s Of August The Governor declines for the
Dr,.sn signing lie death warrsutof Blsre the younger
hrt tbeT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
Rhode Island Wing State CONGRATULATIONS
instiOn of Pre- sideptial Electors.
NEwPoRT, Tnursday, JIM

NEWPORT, Inursday, June y, IoJ-
Pursuant to the call of the Wing State
Committee, the Wing Convention assembled At the
srste House last evening, at o'clock Hon. Alfred
Bosv orth elect p esident Col Wm. II. Cranston
and Cromwell Wbipple, Esq, Secretaries
AGO Jmiltee Of I'VE from Providence County, and
three from each Of the other counties was appointed to
nominate suitable candid 4tes 10 the Convention
The Committee reiirtd aud returned the following
pominstiops Elisha Harris Of Coventry; Isaac p
Hazard, Of Newport; Amos d Smith, Of Providence
Charles Allen, of North Kingston.
The nominations were unanimously confirmed Hon
John Brown f. r. G. Stead Esq and Christopher Rob
irsop were appointed a Commttee 10 iaiorm the can
didztps Of their nomination The Nominating Commit
tee were authorized 10 fill any vacancy which N y occur
I'm the ticket The Convention then ad ourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
scott and Graham in Massachusetts.

WohcEsTkk, WcuutsuaJi Tuno % w.
To tho Editor, Of the N. y. Tribans;
The nomination of the gallant ScorT for
the Presidency vas hailed with unspesksoe JOY by the
Of the Wings In this city and vicinity and scarcely
bsd the lightning delivered the gsdsome Intelligence
before the display If Gags and the booming OF an han
bred guns testified their approval Therends of other
candidates aha, disappointed at the consun,-
right hey are naghanimou,y giving in their adhesion,
TO the aorinees OF thu Convention, ard viii not be
found VIII. ees,ni In zeal OK egeg 70 promote iheI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, June ., ls5a.
A meeting was held this evening by the
owners Of Steamers. and oshers interested Ia River
kavfaso relative 10 the Ia for the betsr prutecu n
OF lives, noe pending 10 Congress MAYOR Gdt1rs
presided The proceeding, Of the Louisville Conven-
der ~ere fully indor.ed
The Democratic Convention to-day nom
mated P. C. Shannon for Congress In the XXIst Dis
ici Cot ia. Gibson for tie kid, and James Burton
for sf-te Senator
Officer Hague returned o-day from
Holdsysburg. having recovered $4,000 more Of the
d. efts OF the late mail robbery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
From Chili-Another IDsurrectionary move
mert-The Flore Expedition.
Bosros, Thursday, June 8, ~

A letter dated CoPiaPo, Chilli May -
-. n7ba,s has been another insurreetionsry move
-, sn,ns the las, fortnight part of the garrison
10000 :, Trespenita, took up arms and imPn'one"
or put to fgbths remainder Of tre aoO-0u .nS
oeeh I 80 ob,ain the cooperation OF the miners
heir escape some TO Cabga and some % tne
A,sebtine PROVINCES. One Of them va. ai'er"'
rested End executed in the Pusns sfssr s.,. h.i Flores
hnO "a =, the intervention Of the Swsdlsh IN Aie'
s ST cysSns the Amercsn csIgs undertook 70 'n'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House agreed 10 an amendment by
the Senate 10 the Houie bill providing esctusly
for The punishment of incendarsm IN the District oil
Columbis and TO make all houseburning Penitendary
ofeDses.
The House then proceeded to the con-
alteration of Bennetts land BILL spproprating land to
an the states for railroad and educational purposes
Mr.. GoRMAr wished to be heard IN be-
ballot Western States the bill proposes to appro-
pirate sixty millions Of acres but be was NOT grAnned
The question on the passage OF the Dill
wa, fought until the expiration of the morning hour
The House proceeded to the consldera-
ZION of the PENNSYLVANIA Election case. H. b. Wright
The sest Of Henry NJ Fuller The report OF the
Committee on Elections concluded with resolution
RAT the election at Dsnvie precinct County o. mon
,opr XIh Congressional District OF pennsylvania, was
ILLEGALLY and sularly conducted and that the Speak:
I inform the Governor OF that state OF me decon OF
the Vouse that a new election may be ordered =
Mr.. AsHE made speech IN support OF
he action nj the Committee i
Mr.. FULLER, PENN obtained the
ecoy wbep at bis request the subject was Paseed over
I'LL 10 morrow.
The House went into Commlltee on
The senate amendment 10 the Deficiency bill
Mr.. HoRsFoRD made speech IN anVo-
esrv az establishing an Agricultural Bureau and IN IA
yor of the bill already reported for that purpose
Mr.. AsHE, Lot wishing TO trouble the
t,,r.a nth ,pe ech. obtained leave TO prnt one.
The Committee rose, and the House adj
iourIed
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From Mesico-The Tehuantepec Route-TAe
Jackson RaiIroad-The Cholera, &c.


The New Orleans mails OF the loth lnst''
cs,e through this morning The PioayEas has adTiees
from the CITY of Mexico 10 the 9th ut
On that day the contract of Col. SloO,,
for the eor struct0s Of route across the lsthma'
Tehuantepec taken up BY Cog sre.' 10, g
y, certain Iroyision in IT, whtD, after adeos'e tne
wbo,e contract was rejected and Congress Adjourned
The citizens Of New Orleans have voted
4, favor Of tax upon the city for e. 100000 in aid oil
The New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
The cholera has broken out at Ihload-
800 opI,is,a but il vas confined chiefly TO the
hrss Sheriff FalgOur and his wife had fallen victims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
The European and North American Railroad.

Boston. Thursday, June q, so:
Late New Bruins wick papers say that
the New Brunswick ProvI cisl Governments has &C
cepted the recently arranged by lis delegates in
tDelsnd vi some heavy capitalists for the construc
ton # the European and North American RdlroNd,
and tha, the dispatch containing th's fact will go home
20 Engsnd by the next mail According 70 the terms,
Epsibeers viii BE- immediately sent out TO survey the
route prepare the working plans, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
Nnynl Infelligence.

NORFOLK Thursday, June "a, 1854.
The q. 8. ship Cyane, Commodore
Payne, has arrived In Is days from Pensacola
Commodore Pettigrew has been acquitt-
ed by the Court Marital held here, Of the charges
brought sgsiLst him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
rhe Presidential Nominations
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June "a, lS5

WASHINGTON, Thursday, June "A, 1852.
The Union this morning contains letters
ACCEPTING the Democratic nominations from Messrs.
Fierce Ind King Pierce expresses his surprise that the
thUuld be- rendered him, but accepts, and
gives In his adhesion 70 the Platform Kog also ac
cepts and cordially approves of the principles laid
down
The Raleigh Register warmly indorses
the Wing nominations and pledges the vote OF North
Carolina for them.