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I PRESSING WANT.-The Editor uI he South.
Richmond, much desires at! i've hundi!
rd,. Til" price dol
ia hiy twh visits received
and ctiL;y rSic cnmpan0n. who rarely tas IN please.
will the wishes ri 'hc editor. aud the
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.sa:iE3sE :ViiAtAA.,
oRr or RICHMOND, DECEMBER % Isi5

ARRIVED,
Schr Eva GlvwoUi Philadsphia
Schr l.. Peterson Williamson New York
Schr Wm Baird Stubs, Salem.
Schr Pearl, KNAPP, New York.
Steamer Roanoke. Parrish. New York
Steamer Btritcrc, Clifford, Baltimore
SAILED
Schr. Min'Iva Wright, Worth, New York.
Schr. Sharon, f1rss. Boston.
Schr. wm. CrGnit. krwin Haitirnnrr.
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"a LILLIAN H. DAVIS AND THOMAS LAWSON have .ms-
~ n business, under Tho 81 DAVIS LAWSON. q
sal: OF AucrIc. Coal They pledge themselves I-
aHl 10" iuh!c - suppl. ait nr!cr- !iI'iu ana promptly
bccF ne ic. elrrU IA" following place., and hct
.: immediate, attended al their private residence:
yard Cary r!r office, TIE Mcsr.. Iuer
C"oi. come: Of Xaia and Il streets C5- lP STAIRS
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The Gold Fields of tus.rn,,,

u
BY the India and China overland mail have received
late advices from the dggings to April The Victoria
gold fields still engross the chief attention OF fortune
hunters, and really the outmoyngs appear to be inn
mense. In five months say from October 1871 10 The be-
ginning Of March 1852 the Victoria dggngs yielded the
enormous amount Of 653.Z70 Of gold which Il
valued at e. 3l9 los 10 nearly ten millions Of dol
lars The Melbourne Journals contain numerous nstan
Of outrages committed on life and property AT the
mines, and need hardly wopdsr at such state OF
things Thousands of pounds passing daily In cash
and soidhousands more in stones The absence OF rain
was severely felt and in most places the were un
able 10 work owing TO the drought The miners were com
planning loudly ofth ton Of the monthly cone fee
wheh they Nefe unable to work. correspondent writ
ing from Mount Alexander April notices the improve
m.Dts ~ progress and the being adopted to
. huyee wholesome municipal regulations. The road
-. - a. weghgs = progressing the logs are cleared
out OF the line, banks cut away to form level holes
, s na - lns latter being fifteen feet deep and
mercy hneo up with loose earth During the winter
these holes viii form bog out ~ vbc, e viii nnysle
the unfortunate TO get The writer then eoas on to ra
mark-A material change has take pace on Tho roads
Last week all vending their ,fav 81 uI. e ,,s.
now the tide hiss turned aud Thousands ara nnp,
the diggings trusting tina. rain will iall shor,iv @ W
will then be on the ground for work anu 'hey
The Bathurst and Turon 3iggings. which have h
Longer ana more extensively worked than those 81
Victoria, have yielded up TO March nearly ono M
lion OF ounces weight Of gold the actual expors -
March 70 being 11253l7 These diggings Weld
plentifuy and localities abeundina
In rich deposits, being met with in abundance
The waters Of the Turon are described as falling
rapidly, and in few days IL expected the he'd
claims would be workable Pending the fail of the rivers
many were busy washing the taings the bed u the
river standing all day in two TO three feet Of The
average earnings Of these parties about half
to each cradle, ut which two employed Several
new dry claims have been opened on Thompsons Point
from which large quantities Of gold being taken
~enty to twenty eve per day being unusual
earnngs This discovery had created some excitement
amongst those Of the Turonites whose spirits had for
some time been trembling the verge Of dependency.
The Californian pumps were getting considerably into
vogue ana answered well At Circus Point fresh
lace dsEngs had been discovered stu was conveyed
In osrts about -four or i've hundred yards Further dis
oovefy ofdfy degDgs had been made the hill opposite
tanon ih aud PsnryNcs ht Flat The diggings this
hA1 ~ Jsausry last wert remarkably rich, As much q
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Passengers Arrived.

LIVER roo teamsbip Europa-Mr hull and lady Mrs
sih, White Mr. Dickinson, Mr. Belts. Mr. Grouper. III
stensbeiy, MT KohnstAmn. Mr. Honbaue Mr. Short, g Ii
LahItoh, Wills, Mr Flatmann, Mr. Regden, j Brown,
fenogs Lofante, Meyer, w MADDEN ] Tones,
Jr Mr. Cooke DR. agstaf, Capt Watson lady Del.
yaao Costera, Flowers and lady n Pollock Archer
Wriee! Barnes. Jr, q Hickman Mr. Boyd and LADY r
Hotseh Mr. Worthingon, Mr. Fitch, w Smith, Role Mr.
Wright-Total ~. 80
SAN JUAN, NIc.-Steamship Promotheus-C CAPITA BauoR
or LADY and erysnt An tonic Mathe Falscs Capt
James Irsther Booth. Geo Beecher Senr G Tejnds
nay children and 'ervants Senr ssonz and lady
REILLY Capt MeDongall senr Pedro sabors senr Man
seq soto, Is II Hoag james Barton. John Negus. John
R R; Rodsa% John Hosg, ySohiss Blake Gocr
EnryJ W Gallaher. Jchr Mclean, Ewdcra, BIbyon.
ConkliDg L0rell, Geo Robertson. Geo w Iete, l.
Farren. Rose, McRae, John McRae. j Gates w Law
renee. Hazard, ID Shines, Borbeck. T E Lloyd d w
Meuton, II Freeman, Thorn, John Starr n Granger
Br' ndonberk, D Stewart, Abbott. r Lorenzo j
Pert, w mte, II Suiselburgh, Beaman, W Bcamao
w Preston. J Ketoham, Wilton. w William
Willox. Webster A Richardson, w II DAVIDSON N Toi,s
hichardson r Stevenson, Rorercsoc. Gibson d
Hnb, > u kouey II II silsby, VIM Ballard, A II Ballard
n9 sGollinswOr,h Robert Wright JOS Hanna, Rice
MIDDLETON, Vonoman, Saul, X Rice. Jnmes II King
Geo Geo Crg,hsrs AaT Grith Glover Inkstar Ink
inc Smith Beard JnO Beard, D W Hannington
Kelley, Whi,ler Carr, Collins Hill, J Mosco
Thompson. Whitaker.
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CITY TRADE REPoRr.

THURSDAY, July DO r NJ.
BrEADsTUrrs.-Flo reacted little tho salos am
brscpg l2lco bbls superfne Canadian at 50 o3gi s4;
ordinary 10 straight state and mixed to fair Western
ut S4a "a 125s; choice State fayorte Ohio ana fancy
Western, az 81 l2h 81 Is; with common Ia GOOD
Southern, at S4 31A "A 50l4 per Dbl Corn meaI and
rye -four ruled about the same Some 600 brsha,s
white Ohio wheat brought 81; 1000 mixed do do g5c
l24oo red do, part eOc 1000 Upper Lake do 68 a
C64c.; and 10000 bushels corn. IS Csc for unmar
chantabei and Oh 649c for round yellow with mxrd
Westernthe former value Oats and rye continued as
last noticed, "
Co11oN.-The market continues very firm. with sales
OF about 200 bales The Europas intelligence apnears
to be satisfactory. TP
8 FnnGuTs.-Thc receipt Of the Europas news checked
engagements while rates continued nompaIv tba samc
to Liverpool Some 500 bbls -four reported nj lid
with some engagements Of grain at 3A a al Cotton
continued nominal, at I'D There was nothing nov 10
London or Bayre There was fair business Offering for
CALIFORNIA and rates varying from 40 Soc per foot
PRousIoNs continued in good request AZ buoyant rates
the days movements consisting Of e00blls prime and
mess pork ut fl7 $40; 100 tierces canvased smoked
hams, az 13c.; 100 bbh. plain do do at lie 900 bbls
prime lard, at 11hc. per lib and $50 bbs Old prime
yious figures, ' f''-
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 20, 1852.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Albstross, Knowles, San Francisco Ladd Church
, snip James Shepherd, Ainsworth, Antwerp Zerega Il
ship Conrad tBr). Kelso. Quebec, J Lee 4 Co.
SSsh Conway Conway sBr) snsrshall Quebec R Irwin.
Bark Forbes, Francis Barbados, Hotchliss & Bros,
Bark Emigraus tEOr), olsen St John, NIB, FSnah & Me-
9rig Seventeenth Of May (Nor) Dnleson st John. NIB
MaIy Frsns N.ssrSn sssmh Sens
e fahohifa tBr Barclay Port Prince, Cushbert
sshr RS2nI Oh Rec nanfax, Ms is Doaley
schr Nancy Nils Eidridse Pcsts@ouss %ssIsr
shI Ellen Rosman. osgood New Bsdferi. master.
sissp viaiaht, Weils, Di hT aa''n'
Arrived.
with to Tssso'l s sSy 4 i f fM
ps sssed ssS@'ae NpESra for Liverpool. 18Th 1850 AM
eroo bark Norma from aarsn. n for N tST
steam shr PIomeheus Ghrrchi San Juan Me, July 81.
& s. gd eS snn 10 Nth A b.r Sm h 1s II %
steering N, showing signal No 1856 nth ias 81 80 lon
shlS ssT s'ssri hs Benz
Shaned sHss with ship Bay State from New Orleans for
steam,hp Roanoke Parrish. Norfolk md Richmond 2sl
a al lss IVeTpd rs. Jans
aH qua s ese aoi Rasssngera TO Grnnell hntarn Co
rosa Aes 2h ZIP s sssssP SsrE
nsiy annah q Thomas,on. from Liverpool for Bal
snip zmsriean Eagle tpktl Moore, London and Ports,
Moran Wiley The has hid aSs Wsstsr 10 SsSs bs
snip Manhattan tptt,, Peaboay. Liverpool June a. with
ssi9 tusm) Psulson nsmburg a5 days
~ " 20 Ion ny % ssN ess aIs and from Hamburg
bound protssy TIE Gisy Of Man Sssser fso%
5 sS a for y % hon q % Ss pSls
dn,s ~ ION q. passed one of tie Collins steamers
ol ss eb1 ss:ry @, ny.,s, Parker, Nov Orleans.
s epose shin Henry Pratt, % days from New Orleans for
Snip Hartford, Burke, Savannah, days, with mdSe to
Ds sSis co Il DInon; s.rr.., c,.r,...
BARK Ks5ia tof Roson Kendall Palermo, IS days. with
Eorwegiap bark with psssenecrs bound to New York;
Ss q 'Iss Of" o 81 s9& s 81
Is lon 81 o., oFOke Br brig Loadbeater, hence for Bay
Eomith CHIEF mate s die @o on tSs
Of and ' Rsa VIII Fl bark psa
w Fa GsaGsr RSSt t esT %.n a'm Havana days.
rf Co. sa yG e r esy 'Ss.r
inS 6miss distant passed bark Parana. ~ ''''
os5 rsSsi1a PEW kT. Sss
ard IP9 osacso VsrSn Eycr Trinidad 10 days. with
brig Harmony iI5 Parker Wsisrerd 60 day., in bal
sI wv a@ Kenny ' YSsssS PR days Wit,
bs saIaS S'i Ellen ig P john.
dqgs VIZ suF s.s and mclG,;s, Ns.m.h&
bTg Lacy safe lbfD fInt Turks Island, "a DAYS, with
sa to master From lat Is Gains and
weather. attended with number SQUALLS and
NEST WIZ LIGHTING and peals q thunder
Cutn 10 days with sugar, tobacco &C. TO Buck ca
July IA, of st Domingo spoke brig Keoka (of searport
rsr 6ef WARREN from 81 Jsgo for Work 23d lat 81 TO-
town) whaling So months out with 70 bbs sperm V''0
Brig Brothers lof Chareston) Loyet Saxua Ia
u DAYS with y olasses, 70 master.
ghr, TO Il De Forrest H. Co. 49, ~ "''
with trpsr. to Eetmith IL Sons - - "
- wu Newman co. "''' w."
h,,g ch.ries lie Wolfe srD Care Winlsor Ms Il days.
Si,h pisster, to J Who're 4 VA. !
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Nxchequer) being Of the candidates In the course
Of his speech, he said "No could suppose that the
government would attempt to re- impose protec
tion and believed that that would ever be reim-
peed although he thought those had repealed
precpitately and to the injury OF great In the
country He had told them before there must be re-
adjustment Of taxation With reference to extension
OF the franchise, he said-H universal suffrage were
granted he would not be In favor of excluding women
but would insist the gentle being allowed enjoy
the franchise He assured his audince that the policy
of the government would be large and liberal although
conservative.
THE DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND.
The latest from Ireland indicates that the excite
ment was subsdinga large force had been sent North
and South and peremptory orders were said to have
been given to the magistrates to act promptly and dec
sively IN all Of disturbance If the opposition is
much strengthened from Ireland the would
have no chance whatever and would dissolve and take
the sense of the country on democracy and conser
vatism."
THE KANE EXTRACTION CASE.
The Ksne cxtradition produced no excitement in
London, but the opinion of the u s. Commissioners is
generally approved Of by thu lawyers.
AUSTRIAN AND FRENCH POLICE AGENTS, ETC.
Several police agents Of Austria and France have
rived in London and are in communication with the
thorities. They said to have their eyes especially
fixed number of persons who meet in coffee house
in Oxford street, called "L'Europc Lbre.n
The from the Continent Is perfectly uninteres
ing.
The quarters revenue in France shows an increase
100000 francs the quarter Of 1851 but the
increased expenditure makes this nullity.
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At Sing Sing. on Wednesday morning, July %, by the
Rev. Mr. Feynor ALBARNEEs l.. SAYRE. of New York. to
JuLA W., youngest daughter Of Capt Henry Harris Of
the former place
On Wednesday morning, July 7, by Elder n. p. Dye,
JoHN j. GkrTRr, OF Brooklyn, to M. ALBA GREEN
daughter OF kuEBEr GREES, Esq, of Madison county
New York.
On Thursday, July 15, in TRANSPORTATION Church, by
Rev. William McClenand MAURICE HEATING, late Of
Clonmell Ireland to Miss Ann MEspucK OF this city.
On Wednesday, July %, in Triu Church, by Rev. j.
H. Hobart ANDREW p GILMoRk to Miss CATHERINE
DinHEN both late of Belfast Ireland.
On Wednesday. July %, by the Rev. Mr.. Lounsberry,
Mr JoHH NEWMAN to Miss MARY FANNY, daughter of
Mr. David La Force, all this city.
On Sunday july %, at Canton, st. Lawrence county
by the Rev Mr. Goodr CHI SyLvEsrER H. CoRBy4, of New
York, to Mis- CEIEsrIA BARBER of Canton.
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THE LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The following items possessing considerable interest,"
are principally culled from the London Times of satur-
day, the 18th inst -
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS ETC.
&, 1900 70 N on Friday night, 307 of the 400 seats
m.da ,ha which return members to Parliament had
nine,oa ehoice and the Derby government had gained
bnt e's more than II had when the session closed
nine, sy msr there is majority against them Of
a., a ~ Will meet about the middle OF October
ana tne opposition viii once try ts strength nv moving
70 the address should there be the least
TLey also $780, c Nhereupon TO hang an amendment
nee a uade, pedring the House Of Commons 10 a. y
Inc proceedings at the nomination ~ snd,a..., xr
teresting Character Mr. Disracu thc Chsnciio. - IN
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NIisceIlnne0ua.


H3" For loss of steamer Alabama, see Marine Affairs.
BRIG PALMETTO. Bonner hence for San Mic, coal
laden cast away Sth inst Comic 1n Banks vessel
ard cargo total loss Crew saved and arrived at San
Juan 18th inst
Home Ports.
san FRANCISCO. july Arr ship Tornado (elipper),
Mumtoe kfork ~ days; gchrs Terry Trinidad;
%. J Brown, fishing: Fayawsy. Kissam Bodega
Ceared-shp Frederick VII DAM Boysen. Hong Kong;
barks Palmetto Fuller. Shanghai; Carib, Deacon Phia
brig Hs,epeT BaSley Porland schrs Mary Lester Sa
eamento Jilt Van Dusen Stockton; steamers Oregon,
Pearion. Fer cia; Fremont, Sherman, Astoria "
saied- Steamer Columbia. Dali, Panama: ships Hoogly,
shnnghai Europe Sydney; Success (F) Singapore brgs
Ioroaster On whaling cruise Emily Bourne Iunboidt
nr SHIP Paragon brig Hsvener, and bark Isabella for
Honolulu, are an chored at Fort Point
Jny 20 tsamer Fremont sherman, Oregon; bark Isa
BELLE 10 ulu; sebr Lama Bevan, Pierce santa Cruz.
Arr st Trinidad June 2S brig Colorado San Francisco
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CIoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
commander will ieavc Pier 49, r. on saturday, July ST.
at4 o'clock. N. Bills Of ladiug signed only board
So TrcAt street, near Old SLIP.
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IOtai SZS,Z46
The passengers names and ship news, will be found
under the proper head.
Our thanks due to Mr. R. Lord, the purser of the
Prometheus. and to Gregory Co., Berford & Co., and
Adams Co., for late papers
The following deaths reported by the purser of the
P1ometheus
July 23d, on board the steamer PrSmetheus, King
Dearmond Of Morgan, Butler county, Ohio late of Cali
fornia, aged 49,
June fifth Capt Alfred oyt on board steamer Central
America, lake Nicaragua.
June 14th ut San Juan del Norte Charles G. son of
Capt Abraham Bancker Of Brooklyn aged three years.
There is mining in the papers received by the
Prometheus.
The population of Marysville as given by the census
aker Of Yuba county, 4500 243 Of whom are females
There four churches-one Presbyterian two Metho-
dist, and Catholic Serenity children attend the
Sunday schools.
An ordinance requiring stores and other business
places to be closed on Sunday has been passed at Stock
TOP 1;vor s,5u,,u !,
der the funding Law, since the LIST OF June Some
5000 Of warrants have also been redeemed at the Office
warrants in accordance with the law sell the 100000
acres Of school lands.
The Marysyille Express says Every steamer from
Panama comes freighted with ladies. The Oregon Pa.
good proportion Of the fair creatures some to join their
old husbands, and Others to catch ones.
party is fitting out in Mariposa county, for the pur
N 1sssa Ct county " from
mineral wealth.
Pillsbury, Parks and Miller the murderers of Mr.
Dunbar Of Slate Creek executed on Monday Is til
June.
An association is being formed to establish Touring
mills throughout California.
Great Preparations making in San Francisco to
celebrate the Anniversary of American Independence.
Mad. Biscaccanti was to give concert in San Francis
co on the evening Of the Sd inst.
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u. s. District Court,

: BefOfe Hon, Judge Belts
Jury Instrumentation Peterson and bytcbae,
nunn Tor arevolt-the former having drawn knife on
we master OF the ship Rainbowwee sentenced Peter.
son TO three years imprisonment and to nav sne Of
500 Dunn TO one years Imprisonment. and SIS fine
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Telegrsphfc Report.

p.a,. :. 81, -. AtbANf, July % 1852
dds corn 600 BUSH oats 1000 bush wheat 10 600
bush Flour IL steady corn better sales ID 00o hush
Weefern mixed at 6OH Gle oats are at 44c q asIc
prison. -<A'' '''
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Markets,

SAN FRANCISCO, July z2yhe transactions of the day
were fer pton and co the trae
The holders OF goods nty meet
purchasers at the current rates Lnseed oil has been sold
TO come extent at 81 lard at exc butter 65c -four SIG
W. oats, si4c barley, Ssc. ic There considerable
Dong IN ne lower grades Of liquors at better Light
french wines are IN demand both ia wood and class The
1pTa'i'ns IN coffee are speculative The stock pretty
heavy here no important tock Of coal operate ON
Wat IS DONG IL in retail way, for $50 prime
qualty stucks-State three per cent Temporary Loan
ve per cent ciscount from and INTEREST," seven
per cent bonds, 90 a s21< War loan bonds, Y. 80:
War Loan warrants % 55; state Civil Fund
7Se CITY lords 7sh City Three per Cent Scrip. Is I'd
per een discount from aud interest; County Serp ur.
funded Goa 10; County Scrip, (new issue 20 per cent
discount Sacramento City BONDS 70s ~ july coupon
on Central Wbsrf shares, 100 l05 Pacific Wharf
shares. 40 q 20; Bruadway Wharf shatos IS 4 63:
FLANK Road eharcs, 7o G. S. Land warrants 100 lI0
California Lana warrants, so -
SAcnAaENTo, July L-GroceEes and provisions changed
bands 70 considerable amount. In coffee note very
isyoiahe inquiry and an advance Of 2c on Last
Shndes dni prices ur altered Chccsemodot tie roauest
AR TO prime We quote IL 70 zoe; Pork and hems-po
charee In prizes firm and In fair demand sugar M
farther observed from last quotations English
swannt adyanced we quota - TO 2c. We farn Cd OF
nghs sen faton in oil; small supply and slight advance
Our market j. very bare OF various classes Of dry
gaoas3 No brown drs or duck in market Dundee bag
gng zc Flour sales have been made Of moderate lots
uays at S22 Georgetown, Sls1k 10; some small lots
Cbile hn sacks ut $40 l0la Barev bsgs were
SOFA at5ac, Uata quote at DO; demand
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Marriages and Deaths.

on wednesday evening June 80 at the residence OF c.
Y. Bowman. Esq, San Francisco by Rev. Mr. Prevaux
Dir u. 7. Bowman Of the Rio Cosumnes, CAL to Miss
Lille H. daughter of Francis Reed Esq of Manchester
n. H.
san Francisco. to Miss Harriet T. Haskell of Topsham
Me.
DIED.
Drowned in the MERGED river on the ODD June Mr.
Wilton H. Miller OF ST. Louis formerly Of Philadelphia
aged % years.
At the Empire Hotel, Auburn, Placer county on the
18TH o. june OF typhoid fever, Andrew Mase of Fair
view Butler county, Pa aged 54
Mt Watson Pfouts ranch near Yreka CITY BENJAMIN
~ Penn attorney and counsellor law formerly resi-
dent of Ohio
On Tuesday evening June 90 at the residence OF his
brother IN Happy Valley Mr.. John Hayward, formerly
of st. John New Brunswick, aged SO years.
In san Francisco. July II Lavina Rebecca daughter
OF q. } Presten aged two months.
At the residence Of Robert Layzel Happy Valley Mr..
Charles Lemon native Of Lexington, England aged "a
years.
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Spain.

The Madrid Fcraldo has letter from Havana dated
me "a ult which states that subscription actively
going for another expedition against Cuba-tha IL al
ready amounted to $3.50 000 in and out of the United
statesthat Gcicurria who had escaped from Spain and
others from Ceuta had arrived at New Orleans and were
promoting the thing aud that it intended to disem-
bark at Neuyitas, Neuyas Grandes Cabarier or some
other intermediate part of the north coast
The city of Santander has presented to Gen Concha a
magnificent sword of honor, for his conduct during the
Lopez excitement On the ht Of the weapon is the in
scripon-" city of Santander to Don Jose de la Concha
Captain General Of Cuba in 1851 y
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Erance.

The Paris Moaitcr rovanuc for the 6rst
half Of 1852, which amounts to 3S9497 o00f This Is an
increase of 000f tho corresponding period Of
1851.
Various parts of the country had been visited with
we're storms within the last few days by which several
persons had lost their lives and much damage had been
done to the growing crops,
The Orleans property, in the neghborhood of Dreux
had been taken possession Of by the agents the
ment After taking possession the officers left for La
Ferte Nidame. to do The act there also
Mrs Abbott Lawrence wife of the American Minister
s Miss iawrence had left their residence in Pccad
ly, for Paris, for a few days.