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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-12

STEALING SUGAR.-A negro porter in tn en-
poyment of Messrs. Edwin Workman & Co. was
arrested Friday night, upon the charge of stealing
a bag of sugar from the store of his employers
The fellow having been caught with the sugar his
guilt was fully established and he was according
ly ordered to be punished.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-12

We understand the Shakspearean Donation En-
tertainment which came off at the Exchange Con-
cert Room Saturday evening, was decidedly rich,
unique and unapproachabe. Wonder if the man.
ayers intend repeating the performances?
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PFsOGRAMyfE
VI ~"d Fcnows PROCESSION and Celebration,
on Tuesday, April 18th, 1852.
IESE line will be formed on Broad street its right rest
ing at the point ntersected by Mayo street, at o.
FOR NATION
1sT DIVISION.
He nderson Lodge No 1o5 Manchester
Fitzhugh do No 93......... Richmond
Powhatan do No 1a.---...-.. do
Cd DIVISION
Friendship Lodge, No Richmond
ohioh 90 NO 7-.--.-.-. do
3D. DIVISION.
Jefferson Lodge, No 4.---........-. Richmond
Visiting Lodges in order of Seniority.
4TH DIVISION.
Excelsior Encampment No %. Richmond
Visiting Encampments in order of Senoritv
Nelson Encampment No D. Richmond
9TH DIVISION
w Grand Lodge, of Virginia
The line ofmarch will commence at 10 o'clock, precise.
" and proceed down Broad to 10Th street. along 10Th to
Franklin dawn Franklin to 25h along 25th to Main up
Foushee along Fousee to Broad down Broad to
the African Church.
The following services will take place in the church,
Music by the Band.
Prayerby the Chaplain.
Address by the Orator. Music by the band
Benediction by the Chaplain
After the services in the church are over the line ;
again form and procede up Broad 9th along 9th
to Grace along Grace to 7th down 18th to Byrd along
Byrd to 9Th, along 9Th othe place ofdning.
P G's William L. Holt Christopher johnson. James
H. Pecoe, and P G. p. George W. Toler are appointed
Assistant Marshas. The East and West Galleries and
the West wing of the Church will be for citizens
and committee will be in attendance to receive and
seat the Ladies, but gentlemen will be admitted until
the order have all been admitted The front gallery re-
served for the band.
By order ofthe Committee of Arrangements
ap 12-st NJ. SEAGEIiS. Grand Marshal
HANDSOME DRESS EOODs.-We would
call attention to very rich and handso ne Spring
and Summer Dress Goods, also embroidered colored
Grape scarfs, at CHAS. HARTWELL cos,
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II We yield nearly all our disposable space
to-day to the publication of the personal explana-
ton of Mr.. SEGAR, of Elizabeth City.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-12

pEFRHGERATOE.s, SHOWER BATHS
HI AND WATER COOLERS.-The subscriber has
now III store very complete assortment of all the above
articles Retrigerators of the NEST approved kinds and
with the latest improvements ranging price from five
twenty-eght dollars. Shower Baths of very desirable
styles and very simple construction. Water Coolers a
large assortment and at low prices The above sale
at the House Furnishing Store of L. GINTER,
aplO 1877 Main street.
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HANDs0ME DRESS dsOOaDa.-We woud
call attention to very rich and handso ne Spring
and Summer Dress Goods, also embroidered colored
Grape Scarfs, at CHAS. HARTWELL Il cos,
ap - 10y Broad ct
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Ready MADE cLoTgIHNG NOTICE.

Hs177xH7 m xAssfs VIZ HING NOEITE.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
FgNHAT KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN make I'D
their Clothing at their manufactory that they
have the largest stock of goods the best Clothing and
best made OF any house in the city. Persons
who are in of clothing win please not take our word
for it, but No 1902 Main street and see for YOUR.
selves. KEEN CHILES & BALDWIN,
N. B. good assortment of Boys Clothing on hand
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-12

NENE, VIDE, vICI.-I CAME, 1 SAW,
CONQUERED"-Pro Professor Browns instantaneous
p b shs ho Of
n Y supply Of this truly unrival ed fluid, warranted
togiye satisfaction, just received and for sale by
R. DUVAL,
nd Amer otaI
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4 ONDON PORTER AND Axe, LON
IL DON DOCK BRANDY.--We are receiving Der
ship Hibeina, direct from London
100 casks Byass and Hibbers Lit ndcn Porter and Ale
10 half pipes London Dock Brandy very superior
which we otler to the trade at New York prices.
l2 EDMOND DAVENPORT 90
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NEW WORK, BY THE AUTHOR OF THE
~ LADY klLLER.-The Milner and the Millionaire
by Mrs Dr. Hicks auhoress of the Lady Killer, &C.
Price in paper &C., cleth 62c
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
aP IL Eagle Square
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r II r = r 70 a rs LATE r.
esN-~'0~N~ %-~>-y--e-1N.,..
VERY INTERES TING.
-~N-4>.N-4N~o~o-NN1So-~>o>e
ARRIVAL Of TIE CANADA AT HALIFiv
tNsN,SN~s~NsJ>o~Nt~oIN~Noo
Further Relative to the Fisheries
e~>~~>N>~N~N~~O~~.e>~-
FALL in THE ENGLISH FUNDS,
S<~N~Sv~Ne~><O>oY~o~NNr
DuMOred Movement Of England and France TO
Protect Mexico.
~~~~~~~S~~~r~~~-~NN~~S
SOUTHERN PROGRESS OF TIE UNITED
STATES TO BE CHECKED.
~>NNN~~NNNoSNNr>~oo~o,.~
o E ECLI NE N c OF 7 O NJ, !,
SC, &C., &c.
SOUTHERN PROGRESS OF THE UNITE
STATES TO BE CHECKED.
TELEG RAP PHIC
HALIFAX, August lf-T ".

HALIFAX August t6-T ?. NJ
The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Lang ar
rived here at quarter before six this evening" and sailed
at quaztcr to for Boston where che will be duo
carly on Wednesday morning.
The Canada lcft Liverpool at 2. NJ, the 7th inst
and at 1926 r.E the same day passed the r. NJ etes-
skip Asia going into Liverpool The Asia left New York
on the 2Sth July
On the 18th Of August OF A. NJ, the G. passed the
Europa, bound eastward.
Tho leading English papers notice the fishery excite
mcnt, and mostly blame Lord Derby.
The Indian steamer had arrival at MarseiIcs but with
out The Calcutta mas The reason is not stated
public meeting was 10 DO held ii London, the 10th
August to devise for the relief OF the Monree
sufferers
In France N. Fould bad been appointed Minister OF
state, and the Ticnch ministry had been otherwise
modified.
There viii be no review The J} of the 18th. Count
dOrtsy "a dead also Johannot, The painter.
ne conference hSB been summoned between afancc
snd Belgium.
son hns beer born 60 Don Miguel who makes oyer -
tcir'sht hio cisins sto tss throne Of rotspgh
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vanced ID 10 %. per 20 lbs on wheat ana
Cd. ner bb on -four Indian corn for irnme

vanced Id TO %. per 20 lbs on wheat ana
Cd. per Dbl on -four. Iudan corn for inme
date neglected owing C potatoes being pressed
the market. TO arrive McIIenry's quotations are
u red or mixed wheat 6s I0d to o. whte O. to 6s
I'd Western Gsna Flour, los TO 20s Cd Philadelphia
Canadian and Baltimore 20s 60 Goa Cd. St Louis aud
Ohio 2oR to 81. Indian Corn-Yeliow sos TO els ;
white 2S Sd to 2ss. ca MAXIM and Sous quote Sd in
wheat ana Cd 70 % on -four. Under tho above,
y LyEbFooL paovIsIoN MARKET, Aug 7--James NcIIen-
ry Co.'S circular E0ys Bacon has become dull and
quotations nominal. Heef and pork remain unalterod
Lard t. duh ut bSs Prime quality cheese Is occasionally
asked for; but infeIior Is wanted Quotatons-Ba
long middos, 30 52s, short middies and Cumber-
land cut mono MrFs beef lo5 1905 per tierce India
100 l5As per 304 lba, Prime mess pork 80 90. per
Dbl mess none. Grease butter ~ q d6s Per cwt Hams
end shoulders none Gardner Co. quote tho trade dull
opd market bare.
HAvRE MARRRTs, August s, =, M.--The demand foe
cotton oosod bIskly last evening" and the total sales
roo bales. This day tho market i again quet,
With transactions to two O'Clock barely reaching
$50 bsles Of which l95 were Bougal Prices
hayo q dropping tendency, but without much
change In quotations.. Cohee--No public sales this
morning At private hands 0a2 bags ayti TO arrive al
fi9 90 per k and 200 bags Rio at SAT a55 Nothing do
ing in sugar in ahes few GALES first quality at 30 25
TRACE IN HANOHFsTER.
Tile business tran acted las been 10 limited extent
but yarns aud Gods are finn
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TELEG IIIC
Web-ter Meeting I'm Boston.

Bosroa, August 10, 1852,
Whistler ANO GRAHAM ELECTORAL TICKET TO M
NOMINATED.
The Webster met st their head quarters i1 iarce
nulabc-s this evening Matthew Hale Smith presided
and J B Wheeock and Dr. Hobbs acted scr ,retsrcs
series of resolutions adopted plcdgi nr their euc
port TO Webster and Graham, candidate Tor The pre,
dcncy and Vice Presidency
Icn. Geo. L. Curtis, Samuel Kette Il. IT. Winslow A.
IL. Nelson. g. A. White, n. IL. SIN, .th and r. Wiley
wo1e appointed committee 70 ,.nI n convention IN
Ianenil Ha1 for the purToee Of nominating Webster
| end Gronan electoral ticket.
The meeting entlluf 1tsiie nne ard ad;ournad
| tc meet again tomorrow eve,oipr
1he following resolution Gas acoptod.--
Resoltod, That tho frer OF Daniel Webster in conyeu
ai @ ~ 5 IN so come Of gyest sta.csm,n. send
5L.esiDB 20 she ~s>foral wings Of North Carolins
propose " .cc.pt their dtingaisiad son, 80 On
e snsm sensRrasn, asd Co ali the ..' sGIing Pre-
\ eiosA.,s.. 20 --..- "ss -
Goa laPToa.s day, ofor to the
ticket furnished by the Baltnoro Convention with this
Somt.tDs that tho name of ebster te substituted for
scott tley taking what 10 due TO tie South, taxing
wna s duo % the North, and with Webster and Graham
4 W sfo oJanf
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S1TAvsoA1lsG--EoRr lar Among thc numerous
steamboats, which ply in This harbor none, inform,
%, better and carefully conducted than the
steamer Frank which 10 Fort Lco Her owner and
manager, Captain Hawes is well Known far end wide as
aeklfo, and prudent engineer; nc, ir = -
city, has fer msay year mat general cap5
ment ana ersi.as.s sufer'ntended the 0lo depart
has hoo. :. s@ the Israp Newton line and 20 line
- .. - enuormly conducted with more safety We
are tod that his precautionary measures against frc,
which have long been in use we'll worthy Of exanina
ticn, aud his beat to this end, Is always open TO rigid
scrutiny. Ills application OF steam Itself TO the exn-
gushment and prevention Of Gre s quite excellent
ErsMor oecn. The learned Prof TIeldcnan of Ala,
vLo Interesting lecture at tie Newark Convention
reported in the EERAIp, Of Saturday viii demonstrate
ut Cnton Ea on Tuesday, es viii be seen in anothec
column. the absurdy Of the idea, that ctymoogy Is
oded by the ordinary orthography. Some Of the won
derul phonetic children from Boston viii also We exhi-
bited to the public.
TnE wLlTurn.-Ths weather continued hot yester-
day, and had an appearance Of renewed summer. Tho
thermometer OF the HERaLD building ranged thus dur
ing the doy3At noon, 62e; Ut L. IT,, s2tso; and ct
M, sis0 The evening came On warm, calm, aud very
mid.
Mr TCeK's vrNypAr--The reniains cf William Tuck
who murdered in South Brooklyn inferred, on
Sunday afternoon In Greenwood Cemetery. Peterson
Engine Company No. IL, and the flaming Guards, OF
wbch Mr. Tuck q member, under the command Of
Captain Samuel jackson attended 1t the way. Tho
mouinfu procession was accompanied by shctons Band
MI Tuck vas an old fireman. and az his funeral passed
down Broadway Il was followed by Ia-go number Of
Gremen and citizens.
Bosror VsIrERs,--A company, made up Of Boston
pos END merchants arrived Ia this city on Sunday in
the yacht Whisper, Captain Iovett. They upon .
pleasure excursion, and purpose visiting West Point
Newburg, and other places the Hudson during their
stay The Whisper made this port IN tTo da, from Dos
Ton via uclmos' Hoie and Newport.
arNru AvrNuE RAnnoAp.--tche cars were crowded. 70
excess on Sunday at every trip and y y sd nat .ne
directors intend 10 put ten ones on the iine IN
A.
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MAssAcIUsTr


Bo8ro..
public meeting of tie friends Of Daniel Webster
was called for Fridpy evening al the Art Union Hall
Boston.
From the Boston Zee, Aug. 151
The Webster prospect brghtens every daE Tho
South moving in earnest let the Nor lh follow suit
indeed know II will. The Webster waters may
have appeared somewhat calm for time, but tho
rerogo that herald ana escorts the storm Tie who
have consccrated themselves to the Webster caue
to carry that aong and bear its fortunes high ard
dry. lt only needs bold hearts strong and firm
lips to rouse TIE whole nation let it he done. Now
that Georgia North Carolina Louisiana, New York and
other States actively In tho field preparing for Stat.
and conventions il Is time for old Massac huset
the home OF ratriotsm and Boston, the hocle Web
stor. to earnest and effective action This
will 10 done. In the time lot the fionds OF Web
sertho constitution and oil who in favor Of throw
ing their suiirages for man who is capable of being
PEesdentonc thst wiz add weight dignity and charao-
ter 70 its occ0c Of Good heart aud prepare for ths
contest
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COFFEE,-Govffnncnt navtDC prohibited tho
OF conee with Chccry has led 10 enquiry for tho
latter. Plantation Ceyon coffee has teea sold at i1a
proyement of 1s. native c,oses firmly ct i5s; Costa
Rca, 1900 bags, sod at 4eG.
There Is nothing Of interest from the principal conti.
mental markets
KloE-Madras at auction, s.. c. PSI Bengal, q phi
vae tae at os Cd lcs 3D. Of eco bags nhowiEg an
advance Of Sd. q 6i4d. per cwt.
sueAR-Tbe demand for the home trsde was extremely
limited during the past week. The market for refined
has been dull holders Of floating carroes or Havana ar
iyed on the coast, have cvnoed more frmncss this
week but as tie Continental a6yccs hardly par
We are let entirely without the competaen usully
pcrenced at this season, Al St. Petersburg good old
thereat.
IRA Continues dull transactions being ccrncd to the
immediate wants Of dcsors without material change In
value Common Congo soils slowly at 80 SIC.
MoiAssks remains neglected
LIVERPOOL CorroN MAnxrr August 7-Durng tho
week there was large business doing R cotton though
WIN ess animation aud extreme prices not main
S.t0 fSfsa Lew and mddins qualities having in some
ever, wss net general, and the market closed
On friday evening quietly but steadily, with
TO quotation. Tho saIes OF Wodres day Thursday and
Friday we're 600 bales each day including n the three
days 400 on Speculation and 4o00 forexpor Sales for
the week 81 eco bales, Of which 46 go American
ana included eS4o 10 specuators and 0270 cr export
lmror's for the week $500 bales, of which 4i5i5
Of which 535 sos we're American The principal houses
guote:-fsr Orleans 62Sd middiug do. 6Sd Far
noHie, u middiipg DO. Sad Ear Uplands, 6d !;
nddSling 90, 5'Sd.
rRoM A rRlvArE CORRESPONDENT.
LvERPoor, August Z, 1851
aca Of cotton for tho week are 81 900 bss Fair New
Orleans 6iad miadlipg do 1Sd fair upland Cd "a q
cling de- G14d Prices have declined nearly ga or II
quNtnef, lit mofy on The lover qualities Speculate
totk 6W0 and exporters 001 bates western ctu t
Cone Us 9oM
LiuarooL Conw MinKrr fprl 7.--ehovory westhet
W fumo VI the potato cau ed N Jra ANNA 0U IN
us CON tfaae Tor'.t weeks goolagOas 1aus b ~
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NipLo's GlnpTS-BrNzYr mR. w. II. BuRrov -
This evening Mr. Burton will take his benefit at Nbios
eascu being the last night but of his appearance
at that establishment Mr. Burton has been long and
fayoraly known 70 the public both manager and an
actor As conductor, be Is strict discipnarian-and
actor be possesses sterling merit and all who have
witnessed The peculiar limo Of characters which he per-
scnaes, will not hesitate to acknowledge him The best
at present on the American stage VIC rccollcct Mr..
Burton number Of years back editor Of the Gen
aemn's Narasine, monthly periodical Of literature,
then published in Philadelphia whicE contained many
le articles from the editors PEN We also recollect him
as protector and manager Of the National theatre In Phi
adepha the Holiday street theatre In Baltimore the
National theatre IN Washington and the National thea
tire In this city, which while he deshtns the New
York public with the beautiful representation OF the
'Natd Queen was destroyed by fire, consuming the
magnificent scenery which Mr. Burton hao prepared
ond brought from PHILADELPHIA at great outlay and,
lastly for somo time past he has been the successful m-
psgcr Of tie popular establishment 10 Chambers street
- Of hundreds having 70 leave Saturday
,er,r last rot being able to obtain seats tbc sans
cesrmarce viii bo repeated thh evening. vi5.-tho d.,
,sstf, drama of The Toodes ia which Mr. Burton
Vii rceressns biz iDlmiabe character or Br Toodlos
srd tbc farce of tnc Mummy, \" in which Mr D wupy
Toty Tramp
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Markets.
wRiG.tT, CANDY & COS. CIRCULAR.
LlSgrPoor., August 81, 1852, } 4

wRiG.T, CANDY & COS. CIRCULAR.
LIgErPooI, August 81, 1862 J q
81 Chapel street, IN
CoTIoN Tho animated demand Of last week continued
undated tho day Of the departure Of the Arca but
yesterday and to day the operations have been much
curtailed arising doab from the previous extensive
operations entered into, enabling both the trade aud
sreouators to wait the Of events before ebsrpg
af-eh wegLty transactions Ccn6GcEce. however Is
styory ever; and Though extreme prices no
dusips quiet market Holders meet the demsud
freely without Offering more than the inquiry
taxes on. Ihe sales for three days estimated at
Bc,eS. Speculation aud Errort. .qme7can
Saturday. 10000 da5CC0 Si0O
Monday $50. 6QCO 20c0 4.500
Tuesday. 49,. oco 900 $500
Imrcrt for same time is about Is coo bales.
n. o. fair. 6if Z Middiug. .5ss Ordinary ~ ID
Mobile. .....55G q Cd Go. 5sa * do AZ a5d
Atlantic. .53S a Cd. Go. 52s Il do Al a cd
The adYices Vor Canada from America in conjunction
manufacturing districts, and given check to the busi
expected at days market Both spiprers aud
manufacturers however quite sufficiently engaged TO
prevent any decline in rates, ana consequently, limited
business only transrired.
The grain market has undergone little nc chnnrc
with declining barometer ana cold rain since last night
disposition apparent TO operate ct to days
Let and wheat, which IN fair demand recovered the
decline OF last week Flour also in better request
aod tho turn 6earcr. Indian Corn-A moderate demand
existed at 21s scr yellow and eos for white American
pep quarter,
THE LATEST.
TELEGGAPHIC FROM LIVERPOOL TO SOUTHAMPTON.
LIvrRrooi, "WEDNESDAY. August d--p NJ
There is moderate business going forwD, In tho cot
ton market to-day at the current rats Of Yesterday
Gales 900 bales ofwhich exporters FOX 600 bales
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Switzerland.

The Grand Council Of Ncutohatcl by vote Of 6oe11,
has ordered he Suppression of tho royal society called
the Corporation Of Hurguorse Of Yaiugn The council
also adopted unanimously the bill orisuppresing high
treason. which is a!so aimed ot the royplist party
the Cantonol Assembly have also abolished tho aatu
-ai2aon Of foreignrr, privilege interfering With The
equality oil .he inhabtants
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IOyva Election.

Tn" Turns received by mail prove that reliance 90
be place. on ecgaIbc reports appcars that the demo-
oras have carried the Leglstue State ticket and ono
member Of Congress-. A. far heard from the Legs.
latue stands follows:-Sonate democrats 10; vhga O.
Houss of Representatives., democrats 2s wings IL. Tho
disict 20 30 heard from have heretofore stood about 40
oilowssenate, democrats O. whgs1 House Of Represen-
tatvc democrats 10. wings II material change has
elections show gain In the first district In favor Of Mr.
Hem, and he Is no doubt elected by increased
csy The election In tho second district stated In
yesterdays Union has given Cook lwhg about 500 ma
jority. on merely local Issues The democrato State
ticket Is doubt elected by from 200 TO 900 majority
which shows the popular vote to be democratic We
shall publsh the whole vote Of the State in few days.
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El2Hf.

Dates 10 the I'd ult. report perfect tranquility
Throughout the country. The progressive rise in the
value Of foreign coins attrac6g attention Nothing
more Is said Of the piot attributed Saib pasha
The works of the railroads going with aiacry
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The English Cha-ge dc AraiFes has auccecded in pro-
curag the purihn1eSt Of the Turks who assassnoted
the steamer victoras passengers but the question Of the
right to prevent foreign passengers landing the worvcs
Of tic Bosphorus is still left FOR discussion
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Tho crusade against the press continues in Piedmont
Letters from Naples announce that General Trcngri
YVES to be sperteded in the government Of Sicily either
by the Prince Of lschalla or by Count Trpano brother
OF the kim
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eScrslsuny.

IN sitting, On the Goth ultimo, the Gomanc Dict
adopted by large majority the report Of the Cemma~
SIGN appointed to ratify the treaty respecting Denmark
with Prussia ld Austria b this vote tho aGfrs OF the
Ductos concluded Tie mobiles Of SAKE Coturg
Gc!ha baye odged with tho Geruanc Dict protest
acoint Che onstitut.on OF The Duchies Tho Duke
s part protests against the absorption Of the puchy
Of LaDt uhvFg into the Danish monarchy.
Tho Cologne Ga-ets states chat friendly rc,Rtlcus
re-e-tallisned betves - J russia aud Westphal!a,
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British rna American Yachts

From the london UhroncIc, August !.
The America and the Mosquito yachts entered
fer prizes both days Of The plymouth rcgatao day
and 90 morrow, (Thursdsy) II is not generally kn,Wn
that the Mesquite the property Of LondosborouG
was built in about three weeks, by Mr. Marc, NJ T. for
Plymouth The gentleman who sent challenge to the
New York club co baild yacht against them rr 1oiD
guneas The cautious and laconic reply rhis chGl
longe will be remembered TO the effect that there
already American built yacht in British waters.
and when she had been beaten by English vessel it
would be time enough to take TIE challenge.
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letter om poscn staos stat 500 had died (0ut Of
population oC II 10G) from choleTa Gre had also
lately consumed eighty houses and greatest distress
prevailed Ia the city
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The Markets.

LONDON MONEY MARSTT.
The English money market has teen dull, and conso.s
have luctuatcd throughout tho week closing at 9a4
aoo56
EKeM BARRING AaorHeRs' CIRCULAR.
LigsRPooI, August 7, 1872.
UNITED STATEs SEcUEfIss-Wo know oflittie business
doing LnI The fllloy. :..a a-n The nuQt0Linne,--
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MORNING EDTTION--.-TUESDAY. AUGUST II. 1852

The Portuguese Cortes has bedu dissolved.
The cholera wes making dreadful ravages at Possns.
II Is reported that the French have bombarded aud oc
cuped Tripoli.
ru.nor was current that France and England would
call meeting of the maratinc powers against aggression
from the United States
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Portugal,

Dates from Liston arc 70 the 2atb nit The Ministry
hayiog been defeated question Of finance, rendered
THEN rescnuions. which not accepted The Qucen
pre.eriog to dissolve .to Chamber of peputicl VIII ca
forthwith done ind .ho Co=tcs closed This cep dtGi
ssssd agitation The elections 10 take place i'm