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Dx UEOhtiE - SUA1NER
LIME FAMILY CABBAGE At Aur
i TION.-On SATURDAY MORNING. the Io,, a.
instant at halt past 10 o'clock in the lot in rear Of
my auction house. on 18th street, win be sold q:
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. splendid
new, fashionable family Carriage, of modern style
and made In the best manner
Ii can be seen at any time before the sale by call
ing at the store. GEO. J. SUMNER. Auctr.
At the same time and place, good, substantial
horse Carriage with Harness, city made has beer
used but little and is in good order. 1t has both
pole and shafts, and may be used with one or two
horses. Terms at SALE
:, Also, several good saddle, harness and work
je1 GEO. ]. SUMNER Anctr
WIN be added to the above sale the following,
which the owner has no use for, viz good second
hand family Carriage and Harness; / erect Wagon
and Harness, in good order, with license to Is,
January next; pair of good, substantial bay work
Horses, accustomed TO working on the street, and
sold only for the reason above stated. The owner
prefers to sell the Horses, Wagon, Harness and
License together, but purchasers will be accommo.
dated.
je 10 GEO J. SIMMER. Auctr
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MANAGE6,S OFFICE.
r. FRANCE d. CO.,
Successors to f. Morris & Coz

Quarter ticket 80 AZ SO. Grand Capital of $4,000
Drawn numbers OF Susquehaana, Glass IS.
Drawn at Baltimore June 10th, 1852:
AZ 56 80 81 75 81 % So 46 10 Is IA 49,
Quarter ticket 80 AZ Sc. Grand Capital Ut $50.
0OU, returned by c. B. LUCK Vender
Lotteries to be Drawn This Day. Capt.
tails: S2060o 5U0O, 1000, 20U0 10 of lOO0 lu of 500
&c. 70 numbers, "a drawn. Tickets 80.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery. Capitals Sl0,5Oa,
of 2,375. &c Tickets So so.
je Is c.. w. PURCELL
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Nep HAMPSHIRE Senator.

NeD Hampshire Senator.
CONCORD, June 16.-The Democratic legis.
lative caucus have postponed the choice of
United States Senator, in place of Hale, till
November next.
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a. FOR kENT-The three story brick
Iii house on 7th street. and the two story grey
building adjoining, at present occupied by Mrs Jen
kins as boarding house. Possession given as soon
az required.
Also, for hire, first rate Chambermaid, Washer
and lroner. Apply at the 7th Street House.
lie l6-3t*
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FUTURE DAYS.
hY WILMINGTON GODDIN.

rim T1, ~ kAhM ON THE DEEP
mond 81 usan,,nsFlKE, thres miles North 81 -
Utensils, &c o "a 81. COWS, Furniture, Ftrmx
ou Iuesday, the I'D June. Isso n,,,r =, - X -
nlses' commencing At 10 O'clock ~. ~
uencT o. az. no. = Staples, situated - ths ~
Richmond. the farm on which he 1870 sae caty 8
ing gu acres. The buildings unon i, 80 cuu.s1
ana are sumclent for the sccommodaxinn ~ -
derafe sized family. There are slso s,ta.s.s q
the premises two large ice houses
Alter which, win be sold, first rate r,.,...
horse; two wagons and harness; two carts ~
gear; hve good cows; three calves; nine hogs: -
buggy and harness; one saddle and bride aIl p
bis household furniture; parcel OF farming 4.
PIGMENTS; one LOT OF ice. The above real end pex.
sonal il to be sold by virtue of two deeds Of trrse
one executed by the said Ro. j. Staples 10 II.
MeGruder. bearing date 10th April, 1852; the Cd.
er executed by said Ro. ]. Staples and wife "a n
w. McGruder and Francis Staples, bearing a..
2ctn Apri, 1882, and beth Gully recorded in Heau.
co County Court The terms as 70 the real estahe
will be made known on the day of sale Az 10 -
personal estate, CASH
FRANCIS STAPLES Trustees
Sale to be conducted BY w. GoDDrN, Auctr.
je Is
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
ant to decree, made by the Circuit court of Cha
Gerry for the county of Henrico on the It'll day a.
June, 1852, in suit pending in said Court, styied
"Prossers Adm'x against Hendren's Admir-, &c..
we shaii, on Thursday, the 24th day of June
1852, at s. NJ, ii fair, il not the next lair day. q
the anne hour. proceed to sell at public auction,ea
the premises, the following property: Six lots e
Land on Union Hill, in the county OF Henrico fsi-
joining the city of Richmond) between Asbary
Chapel and the residence of o. A. Strecker, eaek
lot fronting forty feet and running back one hua-
dred and forty feet deep. Also, swo-thirds Il
Twelve undivided lots, lying in the county of Hen
rico, on street, between 24,h and 25lh streets
each OF said twelve lots fronting about twenty IN
feet, and running back one hundred and twentv
feet to an allev.
plat OF said lots can be seen at the Office of tIe
auctioneer
TERMS OF SALE.-One fourth cash, and the red
due on credit OF six and twelve months, the pas~
chasers to execute negotiable notes. with intesee
added and the title retained until purchase monw
is paid. JOSEPH MAYO, I ca,..,-
JOHN HOWARD, commissioner
Sale to be conducted b. w. GoppIN, Auct
IL l5
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EXTRAORDINARY SUFFERING.-A dispatch
from Norfolk, dated June 12, states that the
revenue cutter Crawford, from Key West, had
arrived there bringing two boys, named John
Mckenzie and Leopold Jennings, who were
portion OF the crew of the bark Fairmont, from
Philadelphia, which was run into and sunk by
2lst of May.
:, Alter the bark sunk, the captain and six of
the crew got upon planks, &c. Can't. Whit
ney sunk about daylight; the two boys got
separated from the rest, and were picked up
all after two days by the sloop Plume, of Kew
West. All the others are supposed to have
perlshed. The sloop cruised about for some
time in search of them, but saw nothing.
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LAMBEh r7S OFFICE,
14th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Glass 1873, June rs:
20 So 43 5 81 so "a 20 II 66 9 80.
Ticket 2 43 so, prize sold by LAMBERT
Drawn Nos. Delaware, Glass 20, June 9th:
90 ID % AZ &c 80 So 5 3 Ia &C.
Whole ID Sc, prize OF $1,000 returned to the
Managers by LAMBERT
Fer T0-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery,
Extra, Glass No 2l-Capitals: s s 900, 5000, 5000,
267I 1000, 5 OF 100, &c. IS numbers, ID drawn.
Tickets %. je16
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.



Z GRORuR J. sUMNTR.
TyG a o. GkOCEKIKs Ar AM
rs~rr;... !. ~ rnlDAf next he losh Inst, $50
=. ieserye, g The sore Of r 81. Wsldron. 1.ssE
ascnI9g oussnesso No 80 Broad srreet' ~ .-s1s.
s.oc. g! Groceries, consisting 81 = ersi vs.is
&c. s@-s hAftAeA Vs.
IknAs-For ali sums under $50. e.eh. No. - :
amount month"; credit for sppfoved ne.cs,sSS
Sale to be conducted BY
W GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auetx
given lsi July. a r.
AAGH CONSTABLR,6 sATR-Wi1 =
- ~ SOC on the premises, on Broad stTuet. over -
i nsaas store Of b G; McNemara. On Friday, .
iStn INST, ct 10 O'Clock A NJ sundrv srtieIss Fl
household Furniture. to sstisfy Distsese varrun
= % nands, against A. f. Woody. -7 !
!--o-.os B. BLAIR, H. C. C. q
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BY JAMES ~. TAYLOR.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF SMALL

u FARM NEAR RICHMOND.-In pursuance of
a deed of the Circuit Court of Chancery for the
county OF Henrico, made on the 9th day of March,
1852 in suit therein pending, styled Register and
wife against Bretts Exr. and others, Shall as the
commissioner therein PANIED, offer for sale public
auction, ON the premises, on Monday, the 2lst
day of June next at o'clock, p NJ, il fair, If not
then on the next fair day thereafter. tract or par
eel of Land, with the improvements thereon, con
sistng OF good dwelling and other buildings lying
in the county of Henrico, about mile east OF the
city of Richmond, commonly known as the IKE
treat" formerly occupied by Hutson Brett decd
and estimated to contain about 90 acres OF Land.
TERMS OF SALE.--One-iourth cash; the balance
in two equal instruments for negotiable notes with
good endorsers, at and IL months, with interest
added, and the title retained until conveyance II
direced by the Court.
my 2l-2awtl4d1d c G. GRISWOLD, Com'r.
JAMES A. TAYLOR. Auct.
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AUCTION ] SALESs
FUTURE DAYS.
ny WELLINGTON conn

WELLINGTON GODDIN.
H1RTY.sEVkN g a HALF ACRrs
sxnu ~ VALUABLE LAND IN THE Town az
EoR SALE At AucTToN-wil, III y Ia I'M =.
nrr,r;.ys ne 18th day Of June, Ies1 unon a
an scrss cemm encing It halfpast O'Clock P. "a.
sydrev n y valuable farming land In tie town 81
lie soush s. ss city Of Richmond bounded on
the West BY the lana 1a e q a Robinson, L Esq, on
nise y sn aae North and East ~ The chosd
c1o.sd Inc snS 1a Goal PIT road Thi. and |. II.
most bssa.uiy '1 Tee sa.ssoa. and lays
nearness to the city Of Richmo.S Ine son and its
garden. .u residence, or market
Terms, cash; balance and 10 non,h. -.
deed y trust
je Is w. Gonprn
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No. liz Broad Street. Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred.
ercksburg Depot.
For To. Day.--Md. Consolidated Glass Ca.
pitfalls: of S2U,60s of 5000 Of 3O0U, 1 of 1000,
10 OF l00O 10 OF 500, 10 OF 800, &c. Il numbers,
IA drawn ballots Tickets S5 shares in proper.
ton
Also, Patapsco, Glass 172 Capitals l of slO,5o0,
3 of 1915, 2S Of $50 &c. IS numbers, u drawn
ballots Tickets $2 50-shares in proportion.
my 2A-im SMITH.
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la HOUSE FOD RENT.-A House on
E:1 Church Hill, near the corner of Broad and
2otn streets, constructed and fitted up by an Apo.
thecary for an Apothecary's store. The house can
be rented for any other decent business but that of
an Apothecary would be preferred, as such store
is very much needed on the Hill, AMI would add
very much to the comfort and convenience of the
inhabitants OF the same, and those of the surround
ing country. For terms apply to
ELLYSON VERIFY
Cor. Broad and 25th streets, Church Hil Rich
mond Va. lie i7-3t
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Arrest sf4Hon. Fayefte McMullen for
ASSAULT.

PHILADELPHIA, June I6.-Hon. Fayette
McMuiIen, DIVA. was held to bail to-day, in
the sum OF 81 600. to answer for an assault
upon MIR. Ellsworth last evening, on board
the steamer Trenton, whilst coming from Ia
cony. Mr.. Fitzworth had occupied Nc Mullen's
seat in the cars during his absence, by placing
his lady in il. McMullen threatened to take
his seat by force, but Fitzworth vacated il at
the request OF the lady, calling Mem. no gen.
tieman. They met afterwards on the boat,
when Ellsworth, refusing to recall the oppro.
orious epithet, McMullen broke his cane over
his head.
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I AND FOR SALE.-We offer tor ssle aeoue
II l20 acres OF land in Henrico county, about -
ven miIes NORTH of the city one half OF which =
cleared-tbe balance 30 wooded that enough woa6
might be spared from il to pay for the land Il hes
WELLS conveniently situsted, and 10 Of good q0a
isy Ii is without improvements and will De prioa6
accor dinghy Apply early.
lie Is General Agents.
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49, Fob kENT.-fnree Offices, suitable tor
E:l professional men-One adjoining our Office
in Llse's Row. and the other two in the Law Build
ing. Apply to us. TOLER & COOK,
jel7 General Agents
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CHOLERA MEDICINE.-Iamnow prepar-
" ing fresh supply OF that famous Cholera Medi
cine which proved SO pre-emincntly successful du-
ring the cholera of ls49 This medicine is equally
applicable to all cases of Dysentery, Cholera Nor:
bus, &c. No family should be without bottle, as
it has saved the lives of many of citizens by It's
timely application. For sale only by
lie l7--6t o. A. STRECKER
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o. FOR RENT-A small brick tenement on
&:I Church Hil near the residence of Mr..
Hutchinson. Rent, 81 per month
je17 TOLER IL COOK, General Agents
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YALE OF FURNITURE, NEGRO, 9

SALE OF FURNITURE, NEGRO, DC.
- Under the directions of decree OF the CIR
cult Court of Chancery for the County OF Henrico,
pronounced on the Attn May. 1852, In the suit OF
Colquit. us. Ellis the undersgnsd Deputy Sheriff
for Isaac A. Goddin, Sheriff OF Henrco County,
will, On Friday, the 18th Of the present month,
Ounce at the residence OF Wm b Ems, corner Oh
Baker and st. Johns streets, (near Geo. Nicholsons
grocery expose TO public sale for cash, the lot OF
Household Furniture embraced in deed executed
by the defendant Ellis, 70 the plantn as trustee, on
the 18th of July l647; and Immediately afterwards
will hire out the following slaves, TO wit: Mary
and her four children, Harriet Nelson, Thomas and
Emma; and on saturday Morning. the Isin OF
the present month"; June, at 10 O'CLOCK, az tue AUG
ton house OF N g. G. B. Hill. will offef iof sale
the negro woman Mason. 70 the highest oidoel Iol
cash. THOMAS WIS., - :, =. ~ z
For j. A. GODDIH, . u. G.
jel0-tds -
S.ALE UF VALUABLE i.ANn, $500 i.,.,c
PART OF THE wilton E5 ~ s., =, soS =,
BELOW RICHMOND, UNDER DEChEE IN
o ies Tor The County
- Hensieo, pronounced on the 23d day OF April,
1859 Ia fhe suir OF Cunningham against Randolph
and Others, the undersigned. Deputy Sheriff Tor
Isaac a. Goddin. shefln o. Henrico county, WI,
an the niueteenth day OF June next, proceed 10 cell
IT uublic auction, the premises, 70 the highest
hidder for cash, at IL o'clock, A. ~, 70 much Of
the Weitou estate as was at sale heretofore made
81 part Of said estate purchased by John n Pleas
ants, being the TWO lofe numbered ana . On TUG
plat vi survey, filed in the papers Of said suit eon
tsining ftty-six and one fourth acres each.
TH0S. w. D0SWELLs d. g.,
my 29-a0f for LA. G0DDIN. i. H. G
THEESE.-5U boxrs Goshen Cnerse. Tor sale
~ b. WILLIAM TAYLOR.
4 IL.-20 obs superior cheap machinery Oil
jsn $3.50 FRY q MecANDLIsH.
OACON.-20 hhds prime slaes. just received
d ID EDWIN woRTHAM co.
TMPOkTRD C1GA 800 snperioT H
j yana Cieats, parl London M, II sure ~ esis
iii BAcoM : BAeKkRvn.L
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FTfAhE CAML We IVUA O1MLS III
i YOU WILL HAVE DoLLAkes-1he sua-
1cribers have just ceived large sssorfneakA
Ready Made Clothing, sdspiad to the seaAaa.
which they viii dispose OF 1t very small advsnes
tor the ready money All who are IN want Of Clos
ing give as call, and you win save % 70 % pss
cent Our motto IL quick ssles and small prose-
Tor cash only. x.,rr
Opposite American Hotel, Richmond, Va
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i turers, Bank of Washington City. and 81 the
Corporations Of Fredericksburg, WIN oe re.
ceised at par rttA Virginia Bdak hotss - = ou1
counter. G. VI PURCELL 4 CO.,
INV 30 Exchange Brokers.
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ALL THE MAGAZINEs.-G. M WEST
II BROTHER have received Godey's, Grahams
and Sartans Magazines for July-each % cents
Putnam's Library OF Popular and Practical Sci
ence, part
The Solar System, by J Russell Hind, 2 vols-50
cents lie II
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M ARINE TIME PInGEes- Eignt, d@y az
M 50 hour Marine Clocks, essurlea Mze - 70 70
gether with full assortment Of Msntei sna 1os.
iage Clocks, just received from the mandatory
per schoans, and for sale at low prices By
G. J. SINT0N 4 CO.
ie4 ss;ar If the Circular Saw. u Main o.
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sTATAAM,s L0TTERY 0FfA&k,
WALL STREET., UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalks old stand.)

Drawn Nos Parapsco, ITO, June 10:
81 as % IS 40 So 90 l6 By 81 Al IL
For TO.Day.-Md Consolidated, Classy. Ca.
pitfalls: $50 COS $500, 3U00 1000, loo 1900 7s sg.
bers, IA drawn. Tickets Us.
Also, Sinai, Fry. Tickets 90 so.
lie ls w. H. STATHAM.
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tnese duties would nave Dteu uioEe aUiy oHu
efficiently discharged by the disting ushed and
able gentleman who has been the temporary
chairman, gentleman whom have tor many
years recognised as being among the most as
tinguished patriots of this nation-a gentleman
who am proud to call my personal Trend and
political brother. lApplause.)
Gentlemen,i feel that / possess but little
parliamentary experience, and that l bring TO
the discharge OF the duties OF the position but
lew otthe qualifications which a presiding
ofhcer OF such an assembly as this should
possess.
However, gentlemen, bring the disposition
10 discharge my duty with single eye to the
preservation of oil the rights and interests of
this broad natioD; with single eye to protect
the honor, interests and happiness of this peo-
pie, living under Constitution of which we
proudly boast-adopted by those men who
perIled their lives and shed their blood 10 es-
tabllsh the happy government under which we
live.
bring this disposition to the chair, and l
mean TO discharge my duty without fear or ia.
yer.
Gentlemen. we meet here as brothers.
know no sectional feeling. know no South,
or North, or East, or West. lApplause.l /
know but the country, its interests and happi-
ness, as identified with the great Wing party
Of the country. believe that on the msinie.
nance Of the Wing principles depend the honor
and happiness oflhe people at home, and our
Independence aud elevated character abroad,
P and throughout the world.
We meet here as brothers from the North,
East South and West Let kindness, harmony
and peace characterize our proceedings as they
should the Wing party-the great couservs.
tive party Of the country.
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WHITE GRASS LINEN SACks.-Jast
w received, another lot of those beautiful white
Grass Sacks also, white Linen Drill Pants, white
Marseilies Vests, thin Cravats, half hose, Shirts,
Collars, GAUGE Merinu Shirts, Drawers, &c, suita
Bile for the warm weather. Call at No. 102 Main
street.
jel7 KEEN, CHILEs e. BALDWIN.
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Cheering Netcs for The Sick

WnllesVllle, N Y, July 10. IS48.
MT SEN W. Fowle: Dear Sif-It Is with
pleasure write you this Certificate, stating nv
experience In the use of DR.. Wistar's Balssm If
wa Cherry. In November last was taken
win. severe cough. My lungs were much
'Hected so much that it was with dificpltv 7
could breathe. Hearing Of your Balspm, pro.
cured aud took part of one bottle and 10 nv ut
Ter as onlshment, my lungs were freed and nv
cough cured. am happy to recommend this Bal
sam Of wild Cherry to the public as one of the
pest medicine for coughs and colds ever used.
Nj VIM. SWIFT.
Now that this preparation is well known ,o he
a more certain cure for incipient Consu,nn,;on
AS,'llIa' Liver Complaint, Coughs, Bronchitis,
unu an similar affections, than any other remedy
eyer eyer known, there will be, and now are found
tnoSe SO vllIanously wicked as TO concoct a spu.
rious' ana perhaps poisonous mixture, and try to
PAIN 1t OF as the genuine Basam. We raise no
iaiSe Alarm We advise the public of these
Scnemes' that their health may not be trifed with
nor ourselves plundered of our Just rights.
me genuine and original Dr. Wistar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, on account of its great Don.
1latlty' has been extensively counterfeited in
rhlIadelphla, and some thousand bottles of the
spurious Imitation thrown into the market and
extensively circulated, This is to caution deal.
ers and the public generally against purchasing
any other than that having the written signature
OF |. Butts on the wrapper.
none genuine, unless signed L. BUTTs on the wrapper
a., A q u for WlSTAR'S BALSAM.-RedfpId & Gran.
S us ?; N collins Montpelier; John A. s. White, F. E
5h, ADAM Hobart, Mortified John P. Hale Plani6eld
Futnam Wooster, Marshfed j. NJ Richardson Waits
heid b. f. Goss, Waterbury; g. Perry & Co., Cabot
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From BUENos AYREs.-A letter dated
Buenos Ayre3, Feb. 18th, says =
Roses has sailed for England On the
afternoon of the battle, the dispersed SOL
ders of Roses commenced plundering
many houses and stores in the outskirts to
the town, and on the following morning
they commenced in earnest in the city, and
had not prompt and decisive measures been
adopted, God only knows how far things
would have gone. A large force from
Urqniza arrived in The nick Of time, and
assisted by citizens, both native and foreign
they shot down the men and women OH the
spot if found plundering, and in the course
of two or three hours order was restored.
Somewhere between three and FIVE hun.
bred we're killed. 1t was not uncommon
TO see the dead lying in heaps of three or
four atthe corner ofthe streets. An Ameri-
can shot two in the act ofpunderlng a shop
in front of his house. Notwithstanding
these effective measures, at least two or
three hundred houses and shops were sack
ed. The writer is of opinion that the troops
ofRoses fought harder for plumber than foI
their General, The measures of the Pro.
visonal Government are so far generally
approved Of.
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Goreien News.
Three Days Later from Europe

me Steamship Asia, from Liverpool, 10th of
april SSrriyed at New York The 2lst inst The
ne"S Nc', h~m England is unimportant. 1t Is
s''nC uldt an ordeF had been received in Eng
ianu ~, tHs construction of thirty iron steam
boats for the use of the Danube Steam Nayiga.
ussen -.cempany -They are to be of large dimen-
tons, and of substantial materials.
FRANCE.-A proclamation of the Empire is
again talked of, and the 9Th of May is fixed on
Us the time for the next coup d'etat On that
day grand review Of $1,000 troops is to take
pAce in Paris, when, it is SAID the soldiers will
BIZ, encouraged to salute the Emperor with theil
accSamations. Contractors are purchasing hor-
ses Nr the French army in Prussia, Belgium anC
Holland. Agents are also collecting addresses
of all Who have served IN the imperial armies
whose names does not appear at the war office
The Paris papers give currency to the rumo
that the two Grand Dukes of Russia, Michae
and Nicholas, were to pay visit 10 the Presl
dent of the French Republic.
The Madrid Gazette publishes a royal decree
introducing certain notifications in the tariff
A decree was published on the 9Th inst. at Mad
rid, annihilating the liberty Of the press, estab
fishing censorship, and allowing the govern
mont to suspend and suppress journals at pleas
ure.
The Grand Duke of Baden was rapidly sink
ing on the 4th inst. He had a renewal Of cramp
The German diet has pronounced the disSolutlo
Of the German feet.
y The College Presidents of the Bourgeoisie c
Nenuver, have carried by large majority, tn
.o;Sption for all address to the King, to main
,So Constitution intact, and to put in fore
'"0 SYST of organization of the country.
v; nUSiNiAi 1t is asserted, by advIces fror
iehuo VI tne inst. that the differences ar
gGltiea e S. h. Austrian Cabinet and tn
The death Of Prince Scbwarzenbprob is nj
tributed, in Vienna, to settlement caused b
political disappointment.
Count Buol Schauenste, the Austrian M;n;ste
to England, had been suddenly trlIsd from / M
dom II was believed that he will Succeed Sci
wartzenburgh as premier
GREECE.-The Athens Journal of the az,
nit, give gloomy account of the state of Greco
A letter from Patras, states that in addition to N
Poles, who had been expelled from Greece. N
government were devising means to remove tn
small number Of Italians, which still RENAME
there, and some of them had already receive
all intimation to that effect,
TURKEY .-Constantinople dates of March 9Ol
anticipate . favorable termination of the dispu
with Egypt.