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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07
RESIDENCE FOR SALE

~ On the west side Of Rockland Lake s. miles from
NewYok the Hudson River containing 50 acres OF land
81 high state Of cultivation with water front on the
Lake OF nearly half mile The Dwelling House (which Is
the first csss stands but few PAGES hom the shore OF
che Lske Is 40 feet by so feet and three stories IN hight
bles Ac are nearly news the farm 10 also enant House
lbr gardener The land well stocked with choice variety
of selected fruit there Is extensive garden and fine
vineyard of grape vines The situation very romantic and
healthy and admirably adapted r these wishing retire
Aom business The premises will be exchanged for city
property or property within ten miles distance fro the
city portion Of the purchase money may remain on bend
j JOHNSON, No 285 West-st.
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TvARM at YONKERS for SALE

N Within q miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
~ miles Of Bronxyille Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
20 Of which % In woods Soil superior;
View very fine but not In sight Of the Hudson River The
8sce under good crop and Improvement Some rocks
street. up stairs
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DUILDING LOTS at YONKERS.-For

sale number Of Building Lots 10 that part of the Viii
eee Yonkers called GLENwooD lying imnedistsy on the
banks of Hudson the beautiful OF the whole
VILLAGE Lots the desirable Of Offer
ed for sale and from their location must rapidly increase in
value Win be sold low, II spilled for Immediately map
may be seer and made known by applying TO COMBS
& NICOLAY, No IA Grand-st, near the Bowery N Y.
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EyOR SALE or TO LET-A good three
NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A beauti-
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE, CLIN-

u TON COTTAGE, Clinton q miles nom Nswsrk,
n 1.-THE building is in handsome gothic style ~ ,Ses
long Containing % rooms comprising draS1ne parior ane
dining rooms; kitchen has Beebee range Ike &c ICE wen
ard .reen there two towers one u
tank holding coo gallons which supplies oun-
tain and water closets; there Is handsome baIa eosSn
house and stables The entrance has frontage OF 2 iee
iron rates The grounds attached are % acres eny cur
vsted land the garden and embrace about two scre
baaurully laid out with Gil kinds OF shrub and ee-sDuno-
snce Of the best kinds Of fruit Of every variety The encns
round the garden has iron posts &c IN, whole ~ tne
bsst order 10 good style and very subsanal the building
on an elevation beautiful view Of the surrounding
country and Is very healthy Il Is sece5e to
every hour Of the day. Inquire Of Y. BUTLER- No
spruce-st, OF Of c. J. H0LYLAND No. 295 Brssd-st-
corner Markets., Newark.
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EoR sALE-rarus of ten acres .,

r. p1e, Pleasantly situated 81 Lakeland L. L. sdl0in-
1872 ,oee where the stop six times day. This
t&a selnat last aud terms TO suit purchasers; very
b. en- nave already been made By those who
IN building and cutva,ing the soil il
tcto5y eomonsifsfed thl purchasers can realize twice
sne eost Q, the sAna From the svss Of the first
years eu's auon sspssfs who wish to make safe in-
Sssi.ent sns mscssics who wish cheap aOd delightful
comrnodated by applying 70 cHAs. Woop No Sas R5osS
wsys wheEe map can Be had gratiS and al informaon
2frcn.
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ESSEX SEMINARY. LYON,
COURSE of BOOK KEEP

1VI lNG.-Let those who cannot avail themselves Of
course of practice under the author buy this book coed
teacher In isef and acknowledged to Be the simple
complete ard beautiful work ever published ON the subject
For sale at the authors counting for the practice Of
book keeping No 500 Broadway FIRST floor up stairs Price
81 s. bound
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NOR SALE-The House and seven

acres Of Land near the railroad depot at Fish Land
ing the residence of L. Crosby, ESQ., The premises are In
large amount Of choice fruit and possessing every requisite
for the residence Of senee family wEngs country home
FINE NewYork By railroad, two hous Inquire OF
DORLAND No 81 Nasssu-st, N. Y. City, OF Of WIN a.
WALSH, OF WIN. Il DENNING Yishkn LANDING putsh-
an Coupty
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ On the line OF the Central Railroad Of NewJerey,
about an hours ride from this city, story attic House,
with wing and half Of land egbly and beautifully
situated afew rods from station The house entire
ny new finished in modern STYLE and contains nine
Communication with the city several times daily by rail-
road and Observation-Disclosures SIS per snnum. Fcr
~s''- GOoKIN BAKER, No. "A Broadway.
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DISSOLUTION.--The Conartner.I;.

beretofore EXISTING between tbs sab.cri 5ers upA. ~
name Of GEORGE W. SHIELDS 4 co, Is ,hss H.. -
solved by ufutusl consent-New-Yoyk July I, fsiQ
GEORGE W. SHIELDS
BENJAMIN NJ SHERMAN
GAMALlEL @. sMITH
GEORGE R. hEGEMAN
COPARTNERsHiP The undersigned have .h,s A,
formed Copartneship, under the firm Of GEORGE NJ
SHIELDS co, and will consinae the Iroa sad C,nrs.
sion bushes. heretofore Nos 10 and u Broad
York, july l. 1889. GEORGE W. SHIELDS.
GAMALtEL q. SMITH
GEORGE r. HEGEMtx
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fnrnitnre, &r.

COOL and LUXURIOUS BEDS
~ PUTNABrs Patent Spring Bed under thin mat.
tress OF Husk SesGass Save the expense Of resulting
your old hair mattress and put under it Putnsms Sphng
Bed and il will afford you the and elasticity Of the bed
of down and feathers without heat PUTNAM SNIP
son, No. CSC Broadway, near Bleeckerst
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
VI BEDS, MATTRESSES, &C. at CRAWBUCK'S No.
$50 Grand I'd door of Essexst New York-Cneap
Upholstery and Feather storeThe attention OF families
about purchasing Is respectfully invited TO the large and
beautiful assortment Of Beds Mattresses Pslasses Bed
seads Cots &C. ell Of which have been purchased at low
cash prices and will be sold such prices make 1t
nducement for all TO call and examine the above stock pre-
yious making their purchases Goods sent any Of
the CITY, Brooklyn and WILLIAMSBURG free Of carriage Old
Beds and Mattresses renovated and made over.
w. CRAW BUCK, No. $50 Grandst,
I'd doer east Of Essex-st, N. Y.
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NOR SALE-Fifty- eight acres of Land,

II three miles from Wilismsburgh, toward Newto wn,
suitable for dividing into village lots II miles distant from
the landing Of the 2dst ferry Newown Creek and hal
mile from the psnk-road which stages every half
hour for cents On the premises there is large house,
barn, &C. Apply TO WATKIN HI Me- south east corner
of Broadway and Grand. st New-York
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TOR SALE-Two Houses and Lots,
Nos l67 and los 7thsyy between 2ls and s2dst. with
feet cart alley between $3.50 remain on bond and
1orfeaxs Cor four years from tbs lat Of August per cent
xnqsise at No. 4Se West st., foot Of Hammond
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6rbooIs.
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, for

PUARDING and DAY SCHOOL, tor
I9 Young Ladies, at Cambridge Mass.-Ths Fall Term
Of Miss CATHARINE d. LYMANS School will commence
the first Monday Of September Circulars apph
cation to the Principal
RefTence.-Prof Theophilus Parsons Cambridge Mass;
Prof Joel Parker Cambridge Mass Prof Charles Beck
Cambridge, Mass Prof c. FELTON,, Cambridge, Mass
Rev. JRo Amo Cambridge, Mass. Rev. N. Hoppin Cam
bridge, Mass 6. b. Emerson Esq, Boston Charles c.
Little, ESQ, Boston.
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CTEAMPACKING- .TYER &HELM'S

CTEAM PACKING--T YER GHELMS
- PATENT-2OOOO lbs. now in store, different thick:
The quality of this article, which viii stand
near 100 degrees higher heat than any other rubber has been
tested for two years or over The American and British
steamships and those gone California h with entire
approval The undersigned will warrant this new patent
packing to give entire satisfaction in every No
but undersigned the zinc in the manutacurs OF
rubber and other kind will stand high heat Ware
house No g Courtlandts All orders addressed to the
manufacturer and owner of Tyer Helms Patent
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practical BOOK-KEEPING-

Il Double Entry Book Keeping practically taught by A.
z. LEWIS at his Counting Room No 2i Broadway Each
pupil receives private instruction and actually keeps
Partnership Books embracing all the business transactions
OF an extensive mercantile house Terms moderate Crcu-
lars Containing reiereneeS &c be obtained .hova
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WHO WANTS A FARM "A supe-
w Nor Farm of2l9 acres at Huntington L. l., three
miles from depot 1t is well watered and fertile, with
acres of gated apples 70 peach trees besides small fruits
in abundance House is stories floor, comfort
able and convenient and with ell essary outbuldngsin
good erder Price 81 500 less than $35 per will be
sold parcels for 81 500 SIS 900 For further parc-
ulsrs apply 1.-THE Farm Agency, No. IS Wallst;
T.. +. MILES
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GREAT BARGAIN to PRACTICAL

VI FARMERS.-AF Farm Of 80 acres will be ssld for
SO-about s. under good cultvaSon 200 rods Of
Stone FeDce-fne orchard Of grated Apples and abundance
Of other fruit2 Houses Barns and Hayhouse-we wa
tered, and very healthy. Apply to WATKINS HlNE,
No 458 Broadway.
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NOR SALE. within 90 miles of the

City, in Of the River counties, $50 OF land
90 under improvement-One 2-story House and one
srnaller2 good Barns 80 by 40 fesgood 0rchard-fr
rate wster-so deep rich loam-pleasanty situated and
very healthy Price $50 per acre-haf cash Apply to
WATKINS'k HINE, No 45e Broadway.
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and FIVE LOTS for SALE.

liza large and beautiful House, with five Lots OF
Ground S0ths extending back to 8ss between and
days The lots in high state Of cultivation and high
fence around them The house contains Is rooms fur
osce with ten registers and has been tried three winters
beautiful spring Of the premises Croton
ter be had very easy For terms and particulars apply
10 HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine-st
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Alarhinerp. or.

COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY
~ FOR sALE-At Mechanicsyille, Saratoga Co. By the
American Linen Thread Company, as follows: Cards,
Spinning Frames sPeeders Mules spooliDg Frame, 90
Spndles Wrappers Presses 60 Looms, Cans, BobbinA
Reeds Harness. shuttles &C. 10 ALI OF whish at pises 80
DER cent less than the original cost .
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r & C. FISCHER, (ats Nunns &

AZ Fischerl mandatory and waeroom- No 10 fesar
vich-st corner Of Deyst PEnofortes warranted, WI
revsrse bridge and patent tube well calculated for keegs
10 time Pisno-Fortes tuned repaired and srshszget
n B-Also Eolisn Pisno-Rortes for szls
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LACKAW COAL

"a w
Y PROPERTY, at PITTsTON, Pa linear the Coal
Lands Of the Pennsylvania Company for SALE to eloss
of of Coal Land Of about 80 purchased
several years ago investment Ii carefully exam
ned ard selected by several experienced miners in that vi
entity ofhe valuable Coat tracts in that region
and said contain number OF the largest and most vsu
able corresponding veins of Coal belonging to the Pennsy
vsna Coal Co in that immediate neighborhood at Ptton
1t eied for sale at reasonable price to close part
neTsbp concern, and affords opportunity for and
profitable investment speculation rarely TO be met with
For and other particulars apply al the Office Of ~
CLIFFORD, No. IL Oldshp.
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NEWS AND BOOK PRINTING PA.
~ rERs-Coa.:sntly on hand and made TO ordsr, 81
CYRUS w. BIELD CO. No. II Chf-cL

CHOW CASES, SHOW CASES.-A
every description made to Order Of Silver Mahogany Rose
wood Black Valiant kc. NJ B.-Stores fitted up 10 the
neatest style at short notice. by X. PEBBLES No IN
0rand-st N. Y three doors east OF Broadway.
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T OOKING GLASSES, PORTRAITand
VHE NEW, CHEAP SPRING MAT

Il TRESs WARERoOMs. $50 Broadway above Spring.
side Every house and bedstea should possess Of
these healthy Spring Mattresses For dyspeptcs and the fee
bic they valuable Ready for sale made to tit bed
sted from IS to $40 N B. Every Mattress warranted Old
altered neat comfortable beds from t5to Sl2 Hotels
semnares &C. supplied liberal terms Iron Bedsteads
OF all sizes and Prices.
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no MEMBERS of RUILDING ASSOC

II CIATIONS.-The advertiser has effected an arrange.
ent whereby he can buy and sell shares in any Of the Assoc
Citations IN the city and will also loan such sums a.
necessary for the payment Of their dues or advance
money on shares Apply to
GEO g. ANDREWS, No. 42I Broadway.
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DIAPER MANUFACTURERS MA
srRIAIs-yks poost extensive ssscrtmsns IN tia
-. a. "a Nv CYRUS w. YIELD CO,
toeAr' w No. ii CliR<k
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slavery In the United States,

On Friday, Nov. 20, meeting of ladies' was
convened Stafford House 70 consider the iencv
Of sddre sing memorial from the Women of England
TO the Women Of the United States on the subject OF
siayefy. The ladies being r. semhlei
The Ouch Sutherland read the following paper
Perhaps mey be allowed to state the object for which
TINS meeting has been called together; but very few
wens WILDE required ne sl sm sure, assembled here
must have heard and reed much of the oral and phys
cal suffering inflicted the race Of ne rocs and their
by the stem o slavery prevalent in many
Oh the United Stses OF America Founded ON sueh in
io'mS,on proposition appeared a short time ago in
several OF the newspapers that the women of Fnglqni
encuia e>Pcss 10 the women Of America the strong
feenng they entertained on the question: and earnestly
request their and 70 abolish. or al least 70 iii ,st a.,
enormous an evil The drsft OF address accompanied
the proposition and il is Intended IN or ~, "a,
drsss for your adoption, will now read il 70 Won.
THE AFfrcrioSArE AND CHRISTIAN Appkess Of m.sy
Ikctsands q tie Noses ef Esollnd 10 tA,,, Si.,s,,
ne Women efne Uaifed Stltes Of fnsysn,;
common origin, common faith. and we sincerely be-
heve, common cause, the present moment 10
sdcrsss you on the sueee; Of that of negro slavery
which si prevais 50 svey, sud under kindly
dostd ussters with such shtfu results in many OF The
vest n gons OF the Westsrn World
I'VE will not dwell on the ordinary topics-on the pro-
gross OF CIVILIZATION the advance OF freedom everywhere
On the rights and requirements ofthe 18th eenurybut we
ljod how far such state OF things in accordance with
He Holy Word. the insenabe rights immortal souls
Nc TIE pure and eTcifo spirit OF the Chrstsn religion
We 40 not sbut eyes 20 the difficulties nav the
one system and admit the ssty of
for 90 great en- event but In speat Of nis
cnSabe prciim nafies be silent on those of
cur country which, In direct confirmation Of Gods Own
~, insulated In the time Of mans innoceucy DENY in
nsef TO the save the sAnetify Of marriage with all JOYS
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Richardson Brothers g. Co.'s Circular.

Per -irdIe. LIVERPOOL lIth Mo 2or, 1870
SIee tie 18th have had heavy rains AZ intervals
ou' nom the 18Th the wtae has been dry and the at
Two shis slsrp tIosts ~
lrc-ssed aid continued frnness has prevailed here in
WHEAT and Louk ard since Friday several lot of e.cb
have changed hands the full prices obtained on that
ana there has also been fair trade done in OATMEAL o
ard delivery.
c,. llth No S0th
Cnr ad'iees from The States this morning are in favor NJ
Ne hoct OF aud FLOOR they quote an ADVANCE on
te value u each consequent reports of our and the Con-
nntn,a markets Atlantic Of the 4th current which nro
ductd much activity, but operations were limited -,
AZ unusually hsht sock OF all Kinds OF Cereales fsrs,rs
were quoted rather higher tran last mail ? ana ~ nj
being esInsIded for our to Liverpool and as 10 Lon
aon Ihs shipments IN the lee; weeks have baan M
e!sie OF WHEAT and light oil fLoVR U
mad he usus Attendance make, this y,o-;,r
Nmeh OPP nee with en- sdvsrce Ct ga 8 T. 70 m heinr H.
tei c on al good qualities nd cc-diriored
h4s irFtrtr seNance restricted business hut "a, .oS
WAS cone 81 over The currency of this day vel "a 80
nieiset ciosro hr-n There GOOD eern.n5 "a, 49,
eah fLot r. and further rise of :, barrel W. ob,sina
on We Fiie's quoted above IS psd for W,s,srr.
sle 20 hiiny seriAnd d for Phlsde pha Baltino,s 80
Ntll sCcICt trc vcrfsd ''--4"ses are
nave no trsrssctions 10 repor- r INDIAN Copx an 81
Tot enc bnt lew cngoes ortnng c FkI ,bs.. I,, VIC
e.e NEG Tor sisht advance. freLch FLote go. -
SEA. OF OF o. l. obtained IS q Sac and an a., n
Sltite AsiuiHefuIe. Oatmeal ureleured ~ -. - III
ef nom ctr report Of the trade on fridsv ae
stetey AZ that d. quotations --- DEANS We're
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FRANCE.

The official vote for the Empire has not
reached The latest returns IN The Moner, giving
the complete vote Of sevenyeieht departments, with
partial from eight others, and from the army
and navy and Algeria were:
YES. 1852 903 No. 4S 263.
1t noticed tina, it in the South the partisans eg
macy have shown them elves strongest Their policy
10 abstain from voting; and il l. found that in NJ n
secs, Nismes and some smaller towns, the Mons AM
abstenions together exceed the number OF Alternatives
while at Lille, lyons and adjoining places the Repub-
hcan" stronger than expected. Elsewhere,
however, the vote was almost unanimous for the EN-
peror
To-day Qs) the whole of the Corps Legislatf viii
proct 10 ST. Cloud to make known the result t. the
Emperor elect, and tomorrow Thursday, 2O the En-
pre will be formally proclaimed. The programme ia,
that Napoleon VIII come TO the TuieTcs, where he will
be received by the three great bodies of state IL Is ex
pected that HE way 10 the palace he will proceed TO
the Church OF NotTc Dame where re DcHni will be
celebrated At the Tuleres the great bodies OF state
will swear allegiance 10 the Emperor, who will then be
formally proclaimed by the name and tile of Napoleon
Ill., par la grace de Deu. ct par la volone du peuple
Eml ertur DIES Francois" Nothing is said OF the
title ei Roi dAlgerie" In the evening Paris will be
illuminated and next day the Senate viii he cOnvOke1
settle the civil lt Of the Emperor ani the salaries OF
tie members of the Imp, rial family The civil list, II Is
estimated, VII be about thirty millions Of france, every
thing included.
We hear that some few Lcgtimists have re-
signed in the Departments, in compliance with Henry
W." manifesto. And we read in the En1Heipai ion Beige
q confirmation of the report that Henry, notw.tn.
standing the advice OF hi wiser and mere experienced
friends. insists issuing manifesto, addressed 10
ell the Princes Of Europe in protest against the usurpa
ton OF The Bonapsrtes.
The Municipal Council Of Strasbourg has
voted unanimously TO present gift 70 the Emperor the
Castle OF that city, Imperial residence The Castle
was in Ike manner bestowed on Napoleon l.
The Bishop of Chalons has published pas
toral reosablishng the Roman Liturgy in mis- Diocese
from jar. l, 1854
NJ Huyt, the architect who completed the
Madeleine has just died. in his sith year
According TO the Monitem the Customs re-
ceip,s in France in the months ending Nov l. 1852
exceed by 7l7lsl2 francs the receipts Of correspond
ing period of previous year
An unusually high tide had occurred at Mar
settles Freshets had taken place in the Rivers Lone
Moselle and Settle, causing considerable damage
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RUSSIA.

From the LIST of January next the importa-
ton OF manufactured gold and silver will be prohibited
for the kingdom of Poland The goldsmths in Warsaw
and Kaisch used draw their supply of such articles
principally from the German establishments. Alter the
above date commission will be established In Warsaw,
10 which the Polish manufacturers must send their stool
Of gold and silver to be melted and stamped from tas
metal alone they will be allowed to work and the
articles in their shops must agree in weight with the
quentsy of metal they declare. In case OF fraud or
error the offenders VIII be visited by fines and the con-
fsoaion Of their goods.
The latest Russian novelty is the smoking OF
cigarettes containing tea instead Of tobacco. The
French paper in which find the circumstance says
TIE practice becoming quite fashionable, and tea has
at least the merit Of being less narcotic.
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GREECE.
We Learn hy the Impartial de SmHrne that

We learn by the Impartial de Smyrne that
the question Of the succession to the throne t excu
fvely occupied the political world at Athens The Lon
don Protocol i said be 81. The acceptance OF tue
Charter az the basis Of ell future arrangements 10 be
made az the conferences. An Gcknowlei gment that
the decree OF the National Assembly concerning the Re
geucy Of Queen Amelia forms part of the Constitution
g. An engagement not to set aide the DECISIONS OF the
Greek nation ON The subject" The Gress Government
had alfo been invited send plenipoentiary to Lon
don.
A Committee OF scientific and practical men,
appointed by the Greek Government t. consider the
cause of failure Of the Curran crop had reported that
they consider the extension OF the blight next season ~
very probable
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PORTUGAL.

Progress had been made toward settlement
OF the difficulties between the Government and the
Bsnk OF Portugal The Post Office Reform has been
followed up by other measures regulating the publc
eranares, fisheries &C.
Mr.. Drummcnd, the Brazilian Minister, has
fallen into disgrace for having put forth statement re-
speetng the bad quality OF the exports of saltei meat
Inc foruguese Government are 50 highly offended
with this imputaton On their produce that il Is resolved
TO suspend relations with him as Minister
Al latest date, 20th, the L. S. brig Dolphin
was in the Tsgus.
The Lisbon Exchange quotations, by mail of
2Osh, were, Tor thrte months paper "a on London
With halls ever, and scarcity Of money which had led
10 some small transactions al 5;s