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The rIocLe,et F,sherv.

The following il the csmste Of the In pccor General
OF Massachusetts, showing what interest Massachusctt,
has in The fisheries question
50 0i0 tons, being sjS vessels naT gate By ALA
ard boys.
Value Of vessels and outfits 50 a., 900
Annual value Of catch Observation-Disclosures. 2400 05o
The value for the rest OF New England may be
considered as nearly equal TO this amount,
say. value Of vessels and outfits. ....... $500 GOO
Value Of catch 100000
80 GOO tons-6 coo men and boys
But only an approximation can be made. as many
vessels are employed in both cod and mn cherei
The Massachusetts, meckcremen in 1861, caught their
fares a. follows -
In American waters bbls 33G
In waters, the exclusive right TO which il
claimed by Earl Duby. bbls ..............ii090 200
TIE Boston Times One half a the maclicrelmen
in the waters where Earl Derby proposes to Gust
them by armed force The successful voyage Of each
vessel depends her ability to fish on, the season by
following the ish till they full. Probably 600
sells and 80 oo0 men and boys exposed TO the
u British fleet and the cruees and horror
Brith prisons for doing just what they have or thirty
four years been accustomed do without moeataon The
anxiety and distress amongst the families OF AT
bard peHpe easily be couceved-the traditiouary
recoections Of British prisons and courts not Ing very
hnuUy
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Passenger. arrived,

LIyEnPooL- ship Baitio-Mr Gsrnstt Nc sperry,
SIN ith MoCAuey, Consul General tr Lsypt. Mis- Mo-
smith and servsi Miss Smith, Master Smith. sohwer-
den. Ropes, d Ayres. Mcnamee, Ars MoNamec,
Ms. EeNsnce Henderson and lady Lsnbert and
and lady, d Curtis II Bulkjey, Or SWAN lady,
Mrs Bell ant fervant Mi Peters. Mrs Knx
children and servant Waldo md lady. W Waldo, w
Mr. Pepper W W Leman. Patrick and lady I Shaw and
friend Mrs Morbcs. Mr Lund. Mr. Andrew Mr. Janet Is
Epsish Mr. Schmidt Mr. Gesssi M Fischer Mr. Boist DR.
ton. Miss Tharston. Miss Thurston Dir Wedderburn
Mr. linn Mr. Bradley. Mr. Pollock Mr. Rusey. Ward Mr.
Csrsin. and friend D Hunter. Lieut. Baird TsN, Mr.
dy three children and servant Mr. Lynch lady child and
seryAet olyptant Mr. Rooscn. Mr. Smm. NJ Morton.
cnxrrocK. VIA HAIrAx-stsam ship Pe.rei-Pranci.
Stirling. VIM Corrach, Miss Crawford, Mr. Coventry and
John Eoag and fmi'y John Balmer and family Mrs
LADY, Watt Brown, Kelly. Mrs 6arkine and child.
Rev Mr. Macdonnei and family Mrs Henry and daughters
CsAsnFsnEmGir,, ci.y1iirst Cabin: NJ Jssonis Mr.
A MELON aid Boyer Mr. Josephi, L G Cook, Friend.
Mr. Jones bad Talsrd Miss Hiss Hensey Miss Croig aud
lister n, Rpceh Mr. Carey MI cgni1gsan Mr.
fsn d. Geo Cunninehnn. Mr. Simons Geo Douglass Mr.
H.dder S Gilman, W S McCaudy Mr. Armstrong Black
s'Sne Nj vsiss sa%s' Wo9S hs Jafsnis Weed.
kemond 90 frieud Miss Brush and Mr. Pagan
Parson. Comstock Jacobs. Bousseon. L Hart, Jar
S sue M ea'n so. asss saso %n ET s
worth. S Wood, Maxwell Gould Dogin. Whipple S N
BradfcId Topsuetin Holm, Cornish Libby, Lyon.
D Dcdd, Parons, Msaor.J W Ccukey, DR. Collins, p
Chepstn. Briggs Lbbsy and 263 in tho STORAGE.
BREaEN-Sh,p Arnold Beninger-Jeseph and Bertha
Rairbard Ferdinand Mayer Louis Schultz Caroline Weet.
Rosenberg Msresret Tankerd Edward Bruel Albert AL
bertbs, Adciph Albert and Alexander Schmidt, Maria
Kunde.
siFRRA LroNE-Br!g Favorita-Mr Robert " Ross and
M M Tutarde.
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when the Of this sudden change In tAe inter-
shall feel II my duty my health and ssrensth
viii justify in undertaking tho josrncy 10 rcssr~ 70
my post discharge the duties devoying upon me to
the best Of my abilities And gentlemen, consider
the welcome you have 90 day given me ~ personal
kindness q tribute Of personal regard. have always
found your HOUSES your hearts and Jour hands open to
me and trust may say, that you have found my
own closed against you whether call ng upon business
or for the purpose Of social intercourse and good neigh
borhood Gentlemen, / deem 1t great piece Of good
fortune coming from the mountains a. did, that came
where 1 did-that when i came from the mountains
descended TO the shore. Many people, when they
induced Mr.. Webster TO TO Marshheld. answer,
partly good sense but good fortune. had par
tcular fancy for rich lands but had for Kind eh-
borLoodand myself and friends when came here, had
well understood covenant that would talk to them
about farming but not word about Law or politics.
You have kept your word, and hope have kept MT
and now, my friends and neghbors accept from CRATE
ful heart my warm Acknowledgements that you have
come here with countenances open frank to give
the Of your personal regards and continued
friendship Again 1 thank you with all my heart. and
my prayers that the Almighty power viii preserve
you and shower down upon you and yours the blessings
OF happy affections, and peace and prosperity.
The ceremonies closed at half past O'Clock Mr..
Webster came down and freely mingled with hs neigh
bors who seemed big with JOY that lie was once more IN
health amongst them. After time spent in this
friendly intercourse the people separated and Mr. Web
ster sought Iepose in his mansion.
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HEW BEDRORD, July ,s-Arr sshss Thee Pottsr Otsrx
md nea Seeey CurSs DeawAxe Ottyl YAnkee Kelix

tEw BEDFORD, July ss-Ar sshss Thee Pettse ossrt.
sna ssserey curts. Delaware CitY rankse Kelly,
PBILA DELPHIA. July "A z-Arr ship shso ssdsah.
Taysr days, Lvcrpoc steA nship Psnobsoct Whitakss
Nfoik; sehrs Adors Kelly, Besssa Mary a Koxtssd.
RowAsd nfork: Perseverance, Tfrry do Florida, Dick
insos Dightcn Ctd stesmshp City New York Baxter.
ivs Gallagher Hawai-; Sarah Hale Gro wther Portland
Edward Dearboarn. brigs kebecca Frsnoie Bad
nsh Boston, schrs Totiss Had Savannah, Persever.
saoe, TORY, Bcston Lscon Bears do, Harriet Louisa
Jones BYork, Absoo Concord. Boston.
PROVIDENCE. July 2sArr sshrs Anna Jenkins Potter,
Baltimore via East Greenwch Alex Henderson Godfrey
Mary furtei Bsynumi . AshmeaA Corsoo; Rssiiss.
Henry Lea Errcksop; Townsend, Mathis, School Boy
Perry Saratoga Sipple Seneca Brown ard Con Worth,
Phelps Philadelphia Isab.l. William aud Kedron. Lake,
Go for PAwtucte Sylph Wells Rondout; steamer Petrol
Rogers NYork CID sohr Ssn jackson A.e this port
Smpsb of end for Bath to hnsh dr for Stockton Cat
SID brig ksins Arthnr Mstsrsss schrs Jackson; Gale
dnnia Coombs Pihsdehia Tor ssnror. according
Elizabeth Kennedy Altsay kobt Glover Baker; Dis
Jarvis and ksir bow Bdreth Rondouti sloo Capt.
kYork.
Pss.ed down schr Hope. Weston. from Pawtuskst fer
PHILADELPHIA.
PORTLAND, July .:-Arr bsrts Maria Hersey. Davis
hatenzas 10Th txss Mary Elizabeth Coodsu Sesrport to
PORTSMOUTH. July se-Arr sehrs nerose moore. Phis-
deiphia Charleston Brovc and Peru. Crowe RenAout;
Msttspcpy Porter. Pensseols.
RICHMOND. July 2S-Srr sehrs Mary Jans Peck Dupuy,
kferh Mary Vice. Crooks Rooksad; ion. Roach. HAyrs
de Grace.
SALrM July s-Arr schrs John Castuer Cahcars Phil
sdelphia; Nosus Hope Pest, EYork.
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From WashlnQtop ,
THE RIVER AND HARB0R BILL-THE ADJOURNMENT
THE GARAY DISPUTE, ETC.

THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL-THE ADJOURNMENT
THE aARAY DISPUTE, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS Nkw HERALD.
WAsmS0roN, July 25 1852.
The River and Harbor bill will probably be debated
under the five minutes rule for days Is ultimate
passageis considered certain. All amendments will be
voted down.
1t is stated that several members Of the Committee
Ways and Means are opposed to fixing any day of sd
journmen until the appropriation bills considered
The impression prevails that Congress win not be able to
adjourn earlier than the 18th Of September; at
that period 1t would be impossible for al the committees
TO make their reports There session before
which had progressed little with business the pre-
sent. not excepting the session of 1850
Mr.. Kennedy the new Secretary of the Navy srtved
in town, last night and took apartments at WiIlards
The documents relating to the Garay dispute with
Mexico are ready to be sent to the Senate to
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MARITIME INTELLI VINCE
PORT or NEW YORK, JULY q, j
Arrived.

u s NJ Steamship Baltic Coma ock Liverpool July ~.
e5o AM vitb mdse az PASSENGERS. % Collins GO:
ro New Yort for Cottngen 10Th experienced gale from
w. tpsrirg Dunhsm Dimor's sgnsi; sso . large ship
with Whitocks signals 49, lat gOs, Ion s3 & spoke ship
Tusfort 80 days from Liverpool for Phi adelpia 9th.
fShM received pilct At 40 psesed sesmshp Atlantic
60 ues from SAnoy Hook: ~ $3.50 arrived Of sandy Hook
sad sd ~ TN .yishs At passed In BY Sandy Hook, and
realbet the dock At G.N.
Steam ship Frtre (Brl Sampson, Creenock via Hsissx
July ~. Cvnsrd. !rly 70 lat Al ~. oa q 49, ek-
st.ssss ssrL wi& rscict SIP Cansttr iva teace tor
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WAsIiIrGTos July IS, 1872.
SIR My attention has been called to a report Of
conversation between Mr.. johnson and myself in the
House ofRcpresentatiyes contained in your paper
I'D inst That report is in several rerpccts
said to Mr. Johnson you get the information for
which you ask from the tavern keepers" That gentle
man, misunderstanding the remark and supposng 1t
personal auson to himself replied, perhaps you arc
more familiar with such places than am then said
6 repel the impuation, sir To which he reioned
then you should not put 1t upon Others Ny remark
then was Il have rot done sir my object to
fer to the proper of information Yours
very respectfully. T. Y. WALSH.
j G. Bennett. ESD. New York
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Liverpool The r. foe the n<s. ssvsa lsys Lsd heavy ~.A
s.::":sI, Empire cay wl.Sis Key wsss a. d.ys with
:! = $50: s:s.: :;s JIG
hs ca two hours ost nzren tePsl snd topgAAut
400 made .sS s s pss.s sSs s.St. 81
sIs u.s. took pilot from the Nsttis No In lat Is 80
Ship sssaI. tof Bsmmsr. City Point VI.
Barn " Brodi.. Carey, ssi.mors, days, With mdss
to Iris F n,Swis E SS s,rr, }, -.
to- ass sh. %ias: Gains 81 "ss:
So s.s sssa dss of, ssr ss .y IL
sst s. s. .sss xsas.s
+. ssa :ra,Ss PR, ~ rrnss JSy s
7s spoke bark Johnson from At Jsgo New YORK:
out With is ssis sperm es OIL Al.
yell 10Th s lon 90 Isssed Br .hip koye ys.oria
Big wanoeser tof BATH M9osrs, Fajsfdo. Pr July TO-
Br!s Ssx Efs tsr, f..sy h.van. u day.. with ..s,r
s a. = 81 ssss TO Cos; ASsesssR July
BRIG showing blue. White snd rod ssaai With in tho
sslT Lord sss.ssass pS a.ttss Canary I.pd 50
ssys with ess,lis e rGstsr Co June e. LAY 70 49, ea
R.G Grsnds July g. At 50 % lon IS Is spoke bark Pearl
ofsew London. whaling mos out had got whale Of
sclr Jasper er, Bank St Jaso de Cubs. % day.. With
seir Windsor iBr Frsncis Windsor. MS. II days. with
sohI Venue lBrl ynr, Windsor Ms. 6dAys, with pias-
ter Ct, to ! Us WhitIsy & S co; 9,
vim seal on 70 Rome Dmwiddis '''' . aS'''
scbr Alettea, Wedmore. Ecutaera days. with r lit to
sss1 ,s, Sasor with
seSr Taylor e %a'tsd5 xssldss Galveston. Is days,
with sugar and N slassss; 70 \ A.crsady Co.
naval stores. TO Dollner & Potter.
schr Mary Powell. Powell. Wilmington NC. 4dsys. with
s.Sr T'i.l, Blake sI I1,moyta, Nc lays
schr \ FOX, Baker. virsnis days
Schr chiDearora, Chamberlain. yirgiaia.
sebr Tunis pediae, rrsdmors. Virgins.
sisSjss
SER HsTsaaas, GS Ii,. EGAm a. asy.
ssf assT vi fss ss
schr Ccrnels. Csrne,, Brardywine, days.
Rtsss'sss sfi
MARY sT1 sSsG for Albany
sshr New Iors, Goodssl Boston; sisys
ss%r Appleton SsIs..sa s1 Sosses s' aays
NJ Ss5; 4s,sI SSSs;,
s ssSr S S.sis k AlsH. f Beverly;
Sehr Kossuth. ChurchilI Nswburyr ort, ( DAYS.
sSr s ss Mis- hSs:
ssE5 S IisGsr: si mems fremont Esas, ..
Scbr Sea Lien, Brown Rockland.
Schr Star William, RocklAnd.
Schr Effort Hif gins, Rockland.
Schr Niagara, HAYES Rockland.
Schr Antilles Hall Rookland.
Schr Marcellus Bray Msch,as, days.
Schr Amytis Johnson. MAchias, days.
Schr vandaha. Griffith Ellsworth, 6dRyg.
Schr Ellen Frances, Clarke, Ellsworth, 10 days.
Sioop Blackstone, Appieby. Providence.
Sloop Rhode Island, Hull Providence.
Sloop Joel Hall, Clarke, Portland.
Below,
Ship Narragan (cf Philadelphia) from London.
Ship John Gray from -.
Also. clipper ship and two brigs.
Sailed,
Br ship Eu6ocia Robertson, s. John, NIB.
Wind duriAg the day S to SSE,
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According TO rccen. observations, the alluvial
soil on the Austrian coast Of the Adratc is iucreas.
ing exceedingly, and II has been remarked that
aimee the beginning Of this year there has been a
change on the shore Of tho west coast--Malghcra
which, at the time Of tie French invasion was az
island Is now completely joined ~ tao cgrtiasn. On
one side.
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PROVIDENCE, July II 1852.
Cotton.-The market closed firm at former quota
tons with sales for the week for manufact
Of about 1900 bales AT full rates. Wool There hae
been considerable inquiry for all descriptions and
the market is bare Of pulled The Gales Of which are
confined mostly to the lower grades there being but
title Of fine in the market. Prices little higher
The sales for the week 1890 lbs Printing
cloths.-The market quiet az the beginning Of the
week but more active at the close. Prices very firm.
Sales for the week 90 500 pieces.
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spoken.
large steamer steering f. passed July 90 on
n1nsaehet Shoals, Tho City Of Manchester from fha-
ship nono Pros from Noriesns for Liverpool was
si,usI.aea July Il. OF fst.erss
Hrs Mitchell from Baltimore SAG Harbor. date,
Ers salisbury, from sYork for St JOHN July 90 no lat
whaien.m.
Ga at hBeeford 49, hp Paicc Gardner Pacific Ocean
.m lsSm Ssr coa. $50 Dark co'ns'n fom "Ar'n
letter from Cart Pcase Of ship Planter Of Nantucket
esi srofe about same cate, brig ieonta o. WestPor
Foreign Ports.
ROM ~ PaiStr Jug ii~Tsrk Clara Iiador Button
Sye Ssy ess a nsgn pr ar fer - "
no so.r -, ffsm Boston, igst arr
~ the Paorm l2tb bound 10, brig Packard, from
sd tn brio Monte cristo shsroan. Boston. Brig Solo
taea ~ ,sy S oa I-Jgr1g, ,ST r,n
hrg 2sno, stmyart sid CIV days previously, for gou
Home Ports.
AFPONACG July -2-Arr sohr Governor Hawkins Phil
49, Prs ara aT3 sshrs unknown SID schr cl"rissa on
BosioS July "a hmIarr brig, Dove tBr,. D,ll. Liver
seq =. June Gs htaS lth met Lexington tof ssem
esr.rsd sr oai ICON FSsdSpSa snsl for two
tsrts ana five hres CID steamship John Harvey,
oriental osoG cacuttsp Sumter RYDER vSps,o
laaIe Loud, cOrhsm, st Vincents Appleton Nickerson
Baltimore brig Nladmer tFr), MERCER Rochec schrs
Georseha tbrl Marshall Liverpool VI Cicero. Speed Bal
Ser. tsss Glide icys sS S ; Ssrnsa FiqiS
lin kYork ssesmer City Of Boston, Eestorbrook, Phadel.
pts; sloop Report, Wells \ York
BEVERLY July 2lSld lors fisnnah D. Eickerson, Eli
RIA Brooks Nickerson; Victor AlOn Gen Taylor Jones,
and Mari Maria, swift NYork.
CALAIS, July l5Sld bark inbR Burrhsm, Barba does:
sclr IHyhcihle IoagdOn. NNork; ldh, brig sarah hIa
betI Toothaker Philadelphia, sohrs VIM MCobb, Condor.
Talbot ~, ssei uArrict Ann, Andtews, and Edwert
Rsvlc NYork Lydia Catherine, Davis. Phsde pha 18th
ergJ II Long, Barnard, DO sahr II Leighton, Perry
Yoik.
IALL RIVER, Jciy 22-4Arr sehrs franklin Randolph,
Erdicott, 6unpowder BIRD and Caroline Bail, Rogers.
Philadelphia; ed, brig Herald (of EYorsl , do sohrs
John Polk, Johnson; Geo Washington Camp; George LuH
EDrgworth Nancy Biehop Kelly and Cohaset Tobry -.
SD 3D. scrs sarsh Elizabeth Engsh. ana Geo Smth,
us Inns. phlads phia, 23d, Ida Mailer Lscun do
GEORGETOWN, So, July ly-Cld brig 0risaya, MDtso,
HOLINESS HOLE. July 22--Arr ship AIkmaar Coma N
York for Bangor; sohrs fremont Lubcc for kiork II
wellington. kaohas for DO; John snow, biaehl Tor do
lonePr0rt for d0i Ncano Bucksnort fer do
erty Boston for do Hugh Scott and Lucy Pom BoSon for
Ere dericksbuTg
hATAGORDA, July I'm port sctr Dos9emons Henry
Delaney. fer NY orb, wig water on che Bar.
MOBILE, July lT-tld brig llora VOORHEES, TsrrAfons
kfWHnK July 25-sld scbrs .Drossus orcutt Ro,,on,
Frazier WSictam. Cid Br sohr RioLmsad Carl Wind.
NevPoRT, July 2i-Au sclrs ST IucAr Mstthev 49, Lin
conye for NNork star hg0klan5 fCr a.. sloJp Harrs
BrifL'mau, FRiser for %.
o tie Reef sclr Hudson. Berry from Dshtoo for rha
ltiyhA.
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Tm TnrArRrs-The greater portion OF the entertain.
ments in this city for tomorrow night are composed o.
fet q appearing at the Broad
way, Macaister at the Bowery and Don Antonio Cor
do'e at the National Theatre At all the other places Of
amusement very attractive programmes are issued for TO-
morrow evening For particulars see Advertisements
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ARRAY at COilces, sc.

ALBANY, July %, 1852.
An ARRAY took place at Cohocs yesterday, smcns lot
OF boatmen in which Of them had his head split open
by an axe In the hands of anal boat captain killing
him instantly.
The body Of W. Bambcr attended by large concourse
Of citizens taken to the railway depot to be
ed TO the residence Of his family Boonvllie oneids
county
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Personal Intelligence.

General Pierce is about to visit Newport, as also Lola
Monies.
Houfe Newport.
Secretary CorwiD passed through Columbus satur-
dsy TO resume the discharge OF his duties ct Washington
The Columbus journal says that bis health s very much
restored by few weeks relaxation from the tolls and
perpexities Of his responsible and aboross Office. liz
mont couple Of days at Cleveland and went thence tc
Lnl
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Literary RtYIexys.

Tn MTTHoprsT QUARTERLY Rfvisw July 1852 Carl
ton PHILIPPE This periodical is well Written aud dis.
plays superior ability.
MoSrEprY CoSqrfnrp AND RoNE USM,sSrp. New
York. c. Sheppard 4 Co. This poem contains much
originality and sentiment and genius.
PORTRAIT or THos FnArcis ME,CHrR. Now York. G.,
VI Branard This is the best likeness Of Mr.. Meaghcr
that we have yet seen.
TrE LApus REPOSITORY, jury Carlton & Phillips.
Well prepared and adapted to the tatcs Of those for
whom IL is intended.
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Prison ers Escaped from jail.

PHnapELpHIA, July p, 1852.
On Friday night. five prisoners escaped from jail at
Doyiestown Pa. Two recapturcd last evening
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SIR-We beg to in reference to the observations in
The HERALD in relation to the Knne extzaditoD
that the meeting OF Tammany Hall held for the pur.
OF taking measures to eDdeavor to have the
Congress of 1918 which bears upon the Ashburtop treaty
repealed with view TO aording greater protection
the accused
In reference 10 opposing aud violating the law beg
to say that the speeches Of sessr Brady ard Busted
were most forcibe in impresng the meeting and all
concerned. that turbulence disorder should he
blbed and no attempt made at rescue any account
whatever. And no sentiment expressed VII. more ap
Ilauoed than this
We hope this explanation will be received az II de-
and that the influence and power Of the uraD
will lie used TO aid views and proceedings rather than
attribute TO motives do not deserve intentions
which repudiate. We remain, with great re
sTect the Kane Exraditon Case Committee Signed
behalf q W. l.. COLE Chairman
EDWARD o'MALLoN, Secretary.
JOHN McGRATII,
DDNOIII
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VANDERBILT LINE, FOR SAN rRANcIsco-Tn1

VAEDERBILf LINZ, FOR SAN FRAEcISC0-THB
shortest Ind cheapest route and only line giving tick
for crossing the stmus The fsvorite dosble engine
steamship PkOMETHEUS, 1900 tons will leavs frsm Pior
day August 5t for San Juan dol Nore Direct
with the Pacific steamer the Nicaragua route
having but IL miles Of land These
have unsurpassed With superior yenss
Pacific being in waiting and the last crossing from
Virgin Bay occupying only day This route offers
peror ADVANTAGES to families going to California IL being
the only ems BY which passengers sre always under this
much healthy and comfortable than BY any oshsr
For passage 1T the lowest rstes
at the Office. No.9 Battery place. up stairs. to
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The Extradition of Kaine.

At meeting held at the Sixth Ward Hotel sstur-
DAY evening July 81 the following communication was
read and ordered TO be presented 10 James G Bennett
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---3----s -
MEDICAL.


{ ,HoLERA, DIARRHTA, DYsEN1ERY. &c DIR ). K
- Chsbtrt, formerly kno the Fhe King, having
he ara that the Choera that fatal scourse of the human
terry was making dreadful the Mississippi aud
Ohio rivers and Southwestern cities. bordering
those rivers we'll board the ships,
bringing emigrsBts shores from distant parts takes
the Opportunity in Of the approach city
OF these dreadful Diseases to notify the pubic at large that
he their entrs and perfect His
Cholera Specific and Diarrhga Mixture have been nvaria
bly, found sovereign for these diseases parculsr
y for hsiac Cholera In which when early applied IL has
never been known 20 fail be attested by tho
GU. certificates from reliable Ia his hands
and from the gold edas and other testimonials which
has received from bodies OF citizens their
tude, ana from authorities throughout the
captains Of vessels about leaving will this
valuable medicine to take wi them
yst!on OF their lives well those and
passengers under air charge The late
the steamer Phadeipis l. before aud that vessel
been supplied with THE inesmable medicine most not
all Of the lives WI ich sacrificed board
se might have been spared e. their friends atiyes
whom they were hastenng, and the remainder OF the
PASSENGERS instead Of icing the Inmates OIL island Of
SIND might now be enjoying the rlessursble society Of
their friendg This medicine active, cfusabls stmu
lsn which keeps in Regular play all the natural functions
OF the booy preervins the vital o. the and
protects The stomach sna bowels from those sudden irrup-
tons which disorganed state OF the body produces
ilating in Cboers Cramps and ssdden death For
wholesale and retail, by RoNkO y. CHABERT.
iI Grand street, New YORK.