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l,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvA.-THE UNITED
States mail steamship HUhBoLn1 D. Lines, ccm.
vii, leave Havre touching at Southampton 10
isnd the malls and passengers on Saturday July sst y
passage in afst cabin, $780, do de- second do $40 Lug.
sge during the voyage should be board
ohsndiss will DO received board after Thursday, July
nth An experenood surgeon ID attached to the ship Tor
tro'so' %dRTihf EiyfNosroN, Agent, s. Broadway
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ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUs.
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Preparations to Celebrate independence Day,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II A II IL G e AND ID e AT III s.
>~c0>>r>c~~o~o~o@~@~~>cO~e
M A r K E T s
Preparations to Celebrate Independence Day.
M A r K E r S
&C.. &o., Sc.

The steamship Prometheus, Capt Churchill, arrived
yesterday afternoon from San Juan del Norte whence
she sailed the 21st inst She brings from San
Francisco to the Sd inst which brought down on
the Pacific side by the Pacific The running time from
city to city days and four hours but the
actual time was twenty six days.
Annexed is the specie list.
AMOUNT OF GOLD DUST.
Thompson Hitchcock. Observation-Disclosures. s15oCe
Hone Observation-Disclosures. 1900
G. Durand.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 746
John Ashbah. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
nj
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At Montreal, Canada East, ON Thursday, july a. tho
wife Of Mr.. g. BovINoroN, OF a daughter.
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GTEAM TO AUSrRALTA.-UNDER ARRANGEMENT
- With the Melbourne gold and General Mining Asss a.
tien.-The favorite and well-knowE Steamship SARAH
sAh Ds, go toBs burden. Vim. Thomp,on commanasr.
viii leave the port Of Liver psol the sS August
at QueeDstown Cove Of Cork tate boar ger
&c. and leave the 3ist for Melbourne and
the principal ports Of the Gold Regions
rates of fare and other inormston apply to H0NARD
Il SON, Agents, No. "a broadway,
CTEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO AUSTRALIA PORN
BRITAIN (screv steamer 800 TONS and 500 horse psws
BIR Mathews Command der. will be despatched for Msl-
bourne. Port Philip aud Jdney N s. w. calling AT the
Cape Of Gopd Hope for GOALS water and fresh
on Saturday ths 2lst August at one O'Clock, r. n.
FARES TO MELBOURNE.
After saloon Observation-Disclosures. 10 guneas, and mp wards.
Fore do. ...............,..40 do. do.
Second cabin ....... ..........3O do. do.
To sydney five suneas extr. will be charged For furtsc
particulars. apply to -
RICHARD IRWIN, 96 Front stresA.
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BHIPPIMSs.


EOR LIvERPO0L.-UNITED STATES MAI, STEAM.
IL ship ARCTIC, Capt. james G. Luoe.-Thia steaner
viii depart with the Unite cd States mas Europe pos
lively on saturday August at II o'clock ~, from her
berth at the foot of Canal street No berth secured t
phid for For freight or paasge having uneqused scco
modationB for elegance and comfort apply TO
EDW. COLLINS CO., No. 80 Wall street.
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed tho ARCTIC md
ailAugust Il. n e.
- EDUCTIoN IN FARES BETWEEN PuIIkDFr
~ phia and Lverpoo-rhe Liverpool and PhIaseInhia
steamship Company intend sailing their new
f0ll0Ws:-
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
MY on mencnesser. Saturday, July "
NY % vlssSoW. Saturday, Ang "a
C Ky OF Mehohoster'.. Saturday, sept.
WY Vi "asso"... Saturday. DOT.
an. SRoM LIVERPOOL
City OF GLASGOW, Wednesday, July n
wy OF nhhchestcr. ............W Wednesday Aug
Sity OF Glhsgow. Wednesday, Sept.
City 81 Manchester. w edn esday, Sept. ~
City 81 Glaegew. ......,........ Wednesday, Dot.
Rates OF passage from Phiadelphia saloon In after
state rooms Syn In midsp rooms, $50 in tor yard
state rooms and stewards fees
THOMAS RiCHsRsbss,3yNs'o Al Exchange place. Ny,
or No Q walnut street Phiisdelphia
limited number Of third elias, passengers VIII pc taken
a. ~ from Philadelphia, and wv rom A'orpooiio"hd
With provisions.
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ItoR Acknowledgment LINE-rIRsT AND
p'ssft ssa s S:w
then 4. Tucker, master, will seed the MAgnsa gu
rect the goth August This clipper sh was
built for the California and China trade and
spacious light and airy, and peculiarly aptcd fer ts
accommodation Of families An experienced surgeon ac-
win make passage inside eighty days For roirht e
passage, for which early application should be adc sppy
-. .,... ELLIogs AEKELi i Co, li6 Pearl street,
nsham. and sail ON Wednesday. 10Th September.
EoR NEW ORLEANS. DIRECr-THE NEW, Deueyia
z engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Jacob
Teal commander wifi leave pier No. river for the
gers Passage cabin state ROOM 500 passage in stssras
90 Ihohhs sT feGyS s? 8 s:ssh sr.esez
printed the use win Be- furasa
70 shippers on application 70 the CLERK board a. the
received Bills of Lading signed
sssrs o. me steamship william PENN Waasp
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
wheel steamship BLACK WAssioR Robert W. shu Sat-
M @ r b .s sdy
pier foot sS q street. North river
shpped az Mobile Of Passage
a~
A UsTRALIAN LINE OF PACKETS FOR PORT
rhip DireetwIhe fayori.e and well known ,kss
regions Monday, August I'd. Her atons
a r 70 ANY snip %
tween decks thoroughly ventilated. and the
E s aa x :s ssss
mediate apaton will be on pier ga.
l63 and lis Soush street.
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VANDERBILT LINE. FOR BAN FRASCISCO-T2
bhortestaDd cheapest rputs, and only line giving ss-
eos Tor cressing tho isthmus The fnvorte double engine
s,camety PhoHhTHEuS, l.sso tons, viii leave frsm fSe
No NORTH river, at o'clock r. M precisely,
DAY 5th for San Juan del Norte droct oonnesns
Sish TIE pcihe STEAMER tho Nicaragua rnut esut
having tu" u nes Of land These
have nnsufpassed accommodate ms with superior veotlx
ton sad asserge.s through without Aeiay ths
Pacific .tamer being IN waiting snd TIE last crossing
Virgin Bay, oocrpyisg only one day This oers
perior advantages 20 families going to California
The only one BY which passengers are sways under Ne
charge Of asera attached to the line, and tina
rnuch healthy sna comfortable than by any ether
For irformaon at tho lowest rates. Apply ony
a. the cfiee No g 8sttary place Stare, TO
u, u. ALLEN, Agest.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP conPaw.
" connecting with tho Paoio Mali ship pasy
0aly through Unites States msil line FOR Csosn.s .sx
Oregon, Wis AepGpsl aud Panama The spen ia
double engine United States mail sttAmphip OHIO 2f
tons burthen nneeua!ied IN her accommodations Pin
DIZZY Sehenk, United States Navy, Commander, wu sa8
Thursday, August 9th at DOL ok q. NJ, pregiss1vs
from the pier foot OF Warren street North river ~
Pacific Mail Steamship Com panys magnificent steamer.
OREGON. viii, bo IN readiness &C Panama to resolve
NJ efforts will DO spared the part Of the 70
send their passengers through with cape eemfo
Rates Of fara to Aspn ea'iLsoea ssloon
lower at and forward saloon do $50 second cabin ss
dees S45j steerage $35 Passengers will tse
railroad wharf 40 AspicwD Transit the isdsnpas
at the passengers expense Pessons through pa
sags by the o. s. mail from YORK have pTe-
ference Of board the Poetic mali
Ratef OF fare from PsnRmS to san GA ee
most favorable terms Fer freight or passage apply
CHARLES A. WdtTHEf,
Warren street. $3.50 $1,000 -
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VSHROUGA TO BAN FRANCISCO, At REpUOnu
rates New York and San Francisco SteAmshin TSna

VtHROUGA TO BAN FRANCISCO, AT REbUODD
m rates New York and Sag Francisco sseamship Lane.
.ons burthen Edward Dennis Commander viii take her
departure for Aspinwa Nsvy Bay Saturday, Auguos a
steamship WiNFihLD SCOTT 400 tons burshen. esors.
passengers Panama by tn. United from Nov Yorx
and Immediately thereafter proceeds to ssa Francisco
reot without stoppage ut intermediate ports These
Il and safety are not surpassed
vessel The United States has soysse petvess
New York ard Chagres in days eleven tears; AID
Tho Winfield Scott the between
snc Panama IN the shortest time record DO ru
ssd through tiokets for sale. Apply 70
DAVIS, BROOKS s. co.
General AGENTS rs Beaver street. o.
49,. JONES g. J0ENSOxs,
r.,... iei " eeb street, corner of Liberty strass.
me va AZ vail and cake Pansas row
nearly to GorgenH thus avoiding ras
70 9orgonA. eh" WV 't''' H"'ss""s
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Speech OF Abbott Lawrence In London.

THE FISHERY TROUBLES NOT KNOWN IN ENGLAND
THE PEACE REMARKS OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER
The Royal Agricultural Society. Of England, had its
great annual dinner at Lewes the 10Th inst Among
Others, the American Minister (Mr Lawrence) was
present In short speech, he said -
Lords and Gentiemen- have the honor of submitting
TO You toast that toast is of extensive
nihcanee 1t is other than THE Agricultural Societies
throughout the World and give it with the pleasure
because know that the operations of the Royal
tura Society Of England are bounded only by the
know that your premises open to all the world.
know that my fonored colleague both sides Of
eaeh representing farming county-their stock their
implements here and compete with yours saw
then that the science which has been and applied
riculture in England is like all other scientific pursuts-
knows limits. honor this society then for its beraty
and the psrt country desire my
TO for the benefits derived
eato, aud experiments (Cheers Between our twocoun
tries there never least
for feelings Of alienaton and if could have way-
could govern and regulate matters i the aid of my
fred right (Lord PaiRerston) 1cih kind feeling
ashh know TO efst IN ne heqrt Of another eminent ind
ridDdl rho occupies seat in the present Cabinet should
cheering.)
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pioNEEk LINE OF AUSTRALIA PACKETS sAYI~
= ing MOI thly-Tho splendid ship EPAMIN ANDoS, COW
san2 ~ pier North river, will sail Port Pn.,ie I'd
sidney On the lst OF August for psses,
ger on this ship are superior other port SD
making are vitei ard
surpassed In act pains been spared 10
make this by FAR the most desirable vessel ~ port siI
ui surgeon, and other proper attic viii be
iregnt 9f Eaesage apply on board 70 JOHN o.
EMPIkB CITY LlEE.-FoR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
IL Afpinw direct and San JuanThe sole did ioubyo
engine steamship, SIERRA NEVADA, Is0O tons burshen
d Dayton wilson Esq commander will leave for com
val direct Thursday 10Th day of doo
pier No North river The steamer has SEED aS
eommcdatons and is M equaed in her ventilation For
freight or passage, apply to
J. HOWARD & SON, No. o. Broadway.
EOk SALE-A YACHT OF l6 TONS BURTHEN ONE
OF he stet sailers 10 New York harbor of very Hight
draught OF water copper fastened well and psts
In every respect Apply Roao 70 Nassau street or 10
g. Smith 80 Peck slip.
RARGES OR SAILING VESSELS WANTED 10
- Freight Coal from Port Even the Hudson River.
near KINGSTON Pcist to New York Apply tbs 10
Iehhylvhns Goal company. corner OF Broadway Wan
street. or to WIN HATHAWAY. Agent at Port Hwen.
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AMOUNT OF GOLD DUs
n & Hitchcock
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MEDICAL


Dr.. L. BERON, AUTHOR OF THE "MEDICAb AID
Niher, &C., deyotes himself exclusively to an once
Practee shd may be consulted from clock A. NJ 70
way ana Houston street. " ~
nR: JOHNSON, NO. 16 DUANE STREEr-oryvSm
- hours from z a. NJ. to 9P NJ
Dh,c COOPER, NO "a DUANE sERERT, BETwEEN
II ohatham and William streets.-oice hours fran Al
a.. @g NJ; NIB Sec my Cards. Ia the New Ysrk Am.
day lines, Dispatch, and Atlas.
Tx CoBBETT, NO 10 DUAaB STREET NAY IN
consulted, AZ his office, from A. ". to p M. M
--pr Y. Is a member of the New York University.
DR. WARD CONTINUES HIS USUAL PRACTICE ar
the old established Office Canal street one door fro
noaoway up stairs (not the drug store) from r. 10
nR LARM0NT, AUTHOR OF THE SPECIAL GUIDE
20 the lnvslid devotes his time exous va of,Ne
fr.uoo MS heretofore betweer the hours Of A. M and
= m ana from toy in the evening At az Rsado street
CORNER 81 Broadway not the drug store
DR. CONVENE OFFICE NO. IS CHAMBERS
time 10 an exclusive Office practice, from AM to9PM
nR, MORRISON, NORTH RIVER pIsPgNsARY mn
- Wa Fulton street, between church and Grsen vcb
streets once hours from O'Clock A. M 10 r. M Ism
aeys exoepted) See his London Diploma In his olco
nR: RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE "PRACTICs al rRRA.
- tise &c. Once hours TO ~ A. M, and 8 TO p n
dhdhy nted 10 CAB Houston street. Woostes.
Astor HouRo, and At the suthors Office.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23

ration or a better specimen of the intelligence
of the citizens of our Peninsular than by tran
scribing the following Joint resolution on this
subject, which, (of course), we publish:
BY AUTHORITY. LETTER NO. IT.
By the People Of The State of Michigan, in our
columns represented.
BE IL Remembered, That this Commonwealth
shall be the Banner State for FRANKLIN PIERCE
and for WILLIAM r. KING.
Approved, June 7, Times s. Sanctorum.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23
ZANZIBAR, March 10.

"Thc American schooner, Queen ofthe West
of Dartmouth, Mass, of 81 tons burthen, Joseph
L. Waldron, master; mate, the brother of the
master, and crew Of two seamen and one bow.
on trading voyage for tortise shells, &c., was
cut off at Nosmtzan, Madagascar, between the
25th and 2Sth of December, all hands murdered
and the vessel burned. The French authorities
at Wosoeh had ID persons confined in irons.
supposed to be implicated in the affair, and
would await some action on the part of the u.
s. Government. A particular account of this
affair has been forwarded to the Secretary of
State"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23

"A BASE LIE NAILED TO THE CoUNTER.-One
OF the basest falsehoods that even Wings can in-
vent is going the rounds, which asserts that
Franklin Pierce favored the retention of the
clause in the Constitution of New Hampshire
disqualifying Catholics from holding office.
Hear the Hon. George NJ. Dallas refutation'
OF this base and false assertion, which refutation
formed part of his speech at the great meeting
at Philadelphia
81 have heard it intimated, to-day, for the first
time, that Franklin Pierce had, before, while the
Constitution of New Hampshire was in process
OF amendment joined in defending and retaining
the proscriptive feature it contained against Ro-
man Catholics. Now gentlemen this is weak
invention OF an already frightened enemy-it de-
serves to be nailed at once to the counter, as
spurious and base-and hope, by simple
statement to crush it at once and forever; 1t is
true that the Constitution of New Hampshire
was disgraced by an Indifferent and intolerably
odious provision, commonly called The Catho-
lie Test which rendered Catholics ineligible TO
the legislature and the office of Governor. But
1t is equally true that the most strenuous exer-
tons were repeatedly made by the Democracy,
perseverngly led on by two Of her brightest.
stars, Levi Woodbury. and Franklin Pierce, to
exPunge an exception to common right so ut
terly Inconsistent with the creed and character
OF sound Kepublicansm. Twice did these just
and generous champions of civil and religious
liberty succeed in obtaining from Convention
called at their instance and for that very purpose.
The abolition of this Test, and twice, Gas the
Constitution permitted no change of its provis
ions unless sanctioned by two-thirds of the peo-
ple,) were they defeated by the opposition of
combined Wings and Aboltionists at the polls"
1t is not true that Gen. Pierce was in favor of
retaining that hateful clause in the Constitution
OF his native State, He was too good Demo-
crat for that. His liberal mind, and the glor-.
Gus principles he advocates, caused him, while Il
member of the New Hampshire Constitutional
Convention, to maintain the rights of Catholics,
and base is the heart that could conceive the
falsehood, uttered by the wicked traducer of the
gallant Pierce. Gen. Pierce is Democrat and
his Democracy makes him liberal to all, allowing
every man to worship God as he pleases, under
his own vine and fig tree
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23

The political barometer varied amazingly
about town yesterday among our Adminstra-
ton brethren. Fillmore, Webster and Scott
were in every mouth, and the charges were rung
upon them ad minimum. The Scott men were
little down in the mouth at last accounts, but
we advise them to cheer up--"when things
are at their worst they can't but mend"
Det Free Press
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23

Advices FROM London, bring cheering intel-
gence of the standing of American securities ins
the English market. Purchases of iron for our
Railroads are constantly making on advanta.
geous terms Mr.. John A. Winslow had pur-
CHASED DUO tons Rails for western road, and
'he agent OF the Illinois Central Road had Offer
ed 10 IL o, half cash and half bonds, for 10000,
tons' sufilcent to complete that Road The let
Ter also speaks of good demand and firm prices
Tor American Stocks and we'll known Railroad
bonds. A sale of 100000 Erie Convertibles
1862, had been made at SO. free Press
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23
PITTSBURGH, June H.

a dispatch received at the Pennsylvania Rail-
road office, says that three brothers have been
arrested near Beattys station, 40 miles this side
of Pittsburgh, for mail robberies to the extent
of $4,000, in drafts, which were found upon
them. The mails of the 4th and 9th inst, are
reported to have been robbed.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23
CINCINNATI, June 3.

49, CINCINNATI, June5
We learn from Lexington, Mo-, that there is
considerable sickness on the plains, and some
cholera. Deaths occur in almost every boat
coming up the Mississippi, and occasionally
death takes place at various points in the west.
There has been or 8 cholera deaths in this
CITY.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23

1t has occurred to us that it is little too ear
ly to enter into the canvass. We have no ene-
my in the fied-nobody to contend against
We are assaled, it is true, by guerilla bands,
who rush upon a stockade Of Democratic bayo-
nets All this, however, is Improbable. Let
Mr. Fillmore, or Mr.. Webster or Mr.. Fuss and
Feathers come into the field, and the Democra-
cy now united will offer battle. The Old Guard
will be in readiness. and when the contest is o.
YER we will congratulate each other, and award
honor by services and merits. The Democracy
of Detroit will be in readiness, every man to his
post united for the campaign. We have a no.
BILE leader; brave man, tried statesman, an
able and experienced citizen-springing from
a noble stock of revolutionary patriots; and will
make him President Bring out your nags.
Free Press
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23

The Chicago Journal states that Mr.. McCor-
mick has sent out five hundred and eighty-one
Reapers and Moving machines from that city.
the present season. One was sent to GERMANY.
one to Alabama, one hundred to "the JERSEYS"
and one to Ell Dorado.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23

tomatoes and green corn are daily served up
az Inc hlgh hotels in New York city. Indeed, all
the summer vegetables are received there week
y' oy the steamers plying between that city, Sa.
'ahhal, New Orleans and the West Indies.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23
Approved, June 7, Times s. Sanctorum.
49, The lannchinn of III. GR1rrn,s .

~ The launching of II. GRrFIN's new
vessel, announced in our last, came off at the
time, and was done up we understand in very
handsome manner. Her Cognomen is "PIoN-
EER;" and report says she is one of the staunch,
sturdy character. With Capt CHALLoNER, a
fine fellow and practical seaman, in command
the Pioneer will be an acquisition to our fleet
worthy the energy its proprietor has put fortl,
from it's commencement to completion. Sue.
cess to the Pioneer.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23

The Portland Argus states that Gen. Pierce
married daughter of President Appleton, of
Bowdoin College, where he was educated
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-23
free Press,
BOSToN, June 3

BOSTON, June B..
The news of the nomination of Franklin
Pierce caused great establishment here, and much
excitement prevails. Gen. Pierce and lady are
at the fremont House, in this city, and he leaves
for Concord, n. H., on Monday Numbers of
our citizens are calling on him. He said, when
gentleman congratulated him" Sir, you couzd
not congratulate a more surprised man."
A despatch from Concord, N. H., saws
General Pierce's nomination was received with
tumultuous joy-his friends are now firing 282
guns, and all the bells are ringing"
ALBANY, June 5.
The democracy fired 200 guns this afternoon,
IN honor of the nomination of Gen. Pierce as
their candidate for the Presidency They also
illuminated the city with bonfires amid their re-
Jolcings. The nomination appears to be well re-
ceived here.
ROME, On. W June 5.
The Democracy are out en- naaSSe to ratify the
nomination of Franklin Pierce. The national
salute is being fired, which with band of mu-
sic and throwing of fire balls and the enthusiasm
of the democracy is indescribable.
PITTSBURGH, June 5.
SAD.-Two men were killed at Steubenyille.
Ohio, this p. NJ, by the premature discharge of
a cannon, while loading for salute in honor of
the nomination of Pierce.