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Try VIRTUE of a writ Of feri facias and a,
~ AN aias writ q fe cas both by cuoral
lug ioarsn District Gonrt Of New oren the above entitled
VIII proceed 10 sell at public auction CITY nj
ehank NJ Lu street. between chartres sree on F
"a March 40, lSha, al ~ o'clock, '7i
III " GR0uNp situate in this city, eo,rb ee designate
ny the nnmhe and being IenAng thirty ON
men and two lnes front cet Walk hundred ind seep
'e ss' eleven ineha md four nss depth and
and one hundred and twenty feet three Tho 9TH
'ne and thirty feet on the line. OF GROUND 4 Al
nate in the square bounded BY Walk ST. Peter Ros
6ayc streets together with ths iheeo consisting q
Seized inthe above suit. 43' - = So Si'Nt'
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p FRERET
felt ~ ma 10 Sheriff OF the Parish N r,d.,o
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Legal ADVERTISEMENTS

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the spot s.,;s A y rs P E. ERs Fl orleans
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NY VIRTUE Of "a writ Of feri facias to me-
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FLORA negro venso together with her three
f' MASsg agss .ssssis Al ysaEa,
l LOUIS, aged So . sssss j. is; years
Sss.as 81 " q * spot JAMES 3 rRERET
< 1anas ~ u ~ Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans
4 kAgR Z ; sAa,Es
NrR Ilsb e sa o 5oskF FIss Is oF IA1h
~ NA - co EAST EATON ROUGE.
QY VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of feri facias
ssss n Il rses by t Rs HenG a ss ss HILL
cause . John L. as aad saa .s
sss ss ssa
assESs 4 sas & sf AN
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FWS s 8 81
sT0RY HDesEs 0a ss Ss q hs @ Il III
asnt., N # Il ys 81 ns 81 srish buildings
Tssn us s Il s 81 iSs spot JAMES r. FREREr
jsns8 ie5 1s s6 Sheriff Of the parishcf Orleans.
s ps,ss e fs
81 JOHN KNAIPER. !. no. ass.
10y VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Oh
III
y. Louis strset and RoyA
a A s VACANT Tor OF GROUND situate IL suburb 81
Msy sssend e tS siis ne bsnasl
bsr fityaye plan drawn y 4 \ Pss Dspsy "A
Public msasHs,
ss e sas Hna sd s a
aigh sl wih Ways ai
if arns i sS Iaaafs dsss S 81
leo Is ss mbs u. Sheriff d ihe i'ArrA q Orleans.
OF Nrwi5aIs ass.' n AIEIo DECEASED. No. 8sss.
10y VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
ia 1hild eaart aSess
81 foais charirss and Royal
As fs = s NJ or . ssosnt q ss s
TREND First Municipality of this in tie square bounded
rhp street. Shdt s s at lap
j, s.ss ss. @ sS @
eight sn, nerss, h case q ne, Y
seis 90 mhb Is Sheriff Of the Pnrs. of Orleans
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or NKw0rLAss Il SIC 10, 892f.
T1Y VIRTUE If an alias writ Of fieri faeias tn

DY VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of feri facias to
Id directed by the Honorable II T District Court Of New
ton, The Rounda Of The City Exenge 81 Louis street between
Gbrres and Roya streets or February 1852 AZ II
THREE LOTS or GROUND Nor is and 10 sITu
ATE IN SUBURB ANsUECIA190N, s9re bounded by Magasne
oustaacs and Orange streets each
Ioon street. By 100 deep, between erasl lines all English
together With al The BulIDiNs, IMPROVEMENT
hilsngs @ ONE TWO STORY bR HOUSE and ON
TWO STORY WOODEN SHED. IA N 77
Tegeth4r with SEVENTY SHARES Or ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS EACH iii THE STOCK on HE ciTIzNS' BASK
OF LOUISIANA, ATTACHED thereto. ~ E.s 77f5f4
4 Seized in the nupva +
Terms cash an Tho spot JA2.iES r. 5FRERET,
jn21 fs7 N 81 Shefl The Of Orleans
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f't e. n ss
Toy VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
II. e s D css !. s K is % s qs
viz ,,.s n css d o es slses Oh III
PAX F aE g. s s e sss ID r RIGGING
the right A Of the Mississippi
Terms cash d the SPOT. JAMES P. FRERET,
ie5 i01520 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
SECOND prsraler counrI J.JouEr v. JEAN AuRIAUNE
RY VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of feri facias to
s n 4. S. asS sa s Tsss e q ssvssa
chsses and Royal streets, 10 1881 At z
ALE THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST J. JouEr III and ii
certain Judgment rendered in his favor es lqne Relode,
and " with 1s R,erss, s Gs ys
Seized in tho above suit.
Tarins easl on the spots & JAflIss 7. FRERET,
fslolSlTso sherl q tie Parish of Orleans.
g,s.ss, FoReAr as COTTON HENRY
DY VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of 6eri facias to
s s sssvs HI % ss S s
r "a Rs FIX 1s =
sSsA Eas .s sssa
and Streets .sasag II
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az SsSnsFs si1sssEs I'd
TWO STORY NVOODENSEl
1As Eae IN TE Oh ilE cTzENs' B9Sk
S,l is IL s ~ .s ,,sss ] ,,rn,
jaaal d y q s4sriiles iss Parish d Orleans
Far44 psrrer counri lEsTAMENTARY EXECUTORS OF L.
NsaoAlrass. aLissBERs AsBsIs SAMUEL
ITO Y VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
p sale e me deeed W the Honorable t Ftl District
cy seans 81 Louis street Ss Pss
saets. and Royal streets ssh 'S 1852 a" u o'clock
CERTAIN VACANT ~, LOT Of egogn situate the suburb
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a s. s.s S is sss dIsS ID
gsss nj b. s sss, ss thereon
Ssiass H. a ssS E 'S r hundred dollars m ,. a n,
s FL s vent aa.s w o n aS y ~ ]
S s s @ S sn sss Il, " sssss
ooss 1851 ri payable ~ van
tsis q nAs Is SHERIFF. dc Parish q ollssnas
nv FH TfRTff I'M y ii
ne directed 81 lie Homie the Second t, Cont x Msw
K s 'hs s y fa I'LL ss
and s ss;an Maso sol srs o'clock
css s sees ssfs ssss,
Seized in the above sa T.,
from 2sh 1852 until Of sae proiest ~
;
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ss GusTAvus scs Ri THTo aS ete
svrRT11E q y ,v; a;ss- = ~, J, =
directed W a. aoporabs ,e Tl District
$ as i it, & S; ss
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rrsa psg.s. Wn1l[T e "a WINTER
FBY VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
of sale january 81, 1882 directed by the Honor
the Fifth District NewOrlesn the above entitled
will sell at public auction the Rosuna Of the City
Exchange St. between Crtres aud Royal streets RI
DAY, Febrsnr, 1862 at II O'clock M.-
ARDENNES together with MI her RIGGING, TACKLE,
ays ut Age the right i of the Mississippi
nearly opposite this city. tF4
W Attached ii thr above suit.
I Terms cash On the spot. NJ JAMES I. FRERET, RI
"a Sheriff Vf Tue Parish Of
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FouarH D1srzcr CounrP E. BoNFoRD F.w. CoLqUHouN
OF Nxw0nLEANs. No. 475s.

COURTIT BUNFKD Nv. CUIUIUUN.
oy NxF1RIE H No. A759.
TDY VIRTUE Of writ of fari facias to me
directed by the Honorable District
Orleans the shove entitled will prosd sell pubc
Rotunda Of the City Exchange ST. Louis street,
ChArres and Royal streets, MONDAY March 49, 1851
vc M.--9 \ r Z. 4
Y TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS therupno belonging situate in
Deor, in the Municipality No. Two this city, The
bounded by Julia PhIpp Streets Triton Walk aud Mobile
Landing, tho eight
plan R. Dclntet Engineer
Of March 1882 and deposited in The office o. g X snger, late No
furry Public ID this city. Said lots aJjoi each ote
each thgis measure twenty-five feet trout on Jul by
hundred anatw twenty d n depth.
THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
ONE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, TWO TWO STORY BRICK
KITCHENS, AND ONE ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE.
Seized in the suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAS. p. FRERET,
fell II mil 10 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Tnap l,, az THE LATg osEfi
DY VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order

- X February directed BY The Honorable
tho Third iztat th1 entitled
sl tosal pabi altcn m the Roao the City ExchNne
ST. Lus et betwaet Chnrres and Royal streeta, MONDAY
March Is, 1853 o'clock
AVAcANT LOT OF GROUND situate lying being sabps
fne the First Municipality of this the square bounded
st. Philip Prisy pssny and ursaine atep thi,
Which sail lot ia fenced in, and partly filed up, and hnanes
front thereof made. 5sA,gss Fgia Gsf
Tg.sis cash, the balance u
months special be,p
per 4 napgity.
w Acts of sale, al the the before O deAas
Notary Public. JAMES p. FRERET,
a19 ~ mhb Is Sheriff of the Pnrisl of Orleans.
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EsW', ORLEANS s1.I1, ,!ss SANE. and Car Ell III

l rollion Railroad Carroluu Line
Departure Of Trains, From e00rksdAs:
Horse Cars-HafpAs6 hall II
Steam 1rainss and every hour until NJ
sivey in summer, and until quarter past ia winter
From Cdfroftoa.
Horse Cars--5 A III. and 10 r.. M. le-1G
Steam TiainsT NJ every hour until NJ nclu-
svey in summer, and until bafpastG NJ in winter.
FAnEf5 Children
EB Summer
and end on the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE. a..
w These Cars and from the Depot No. is Baronne
Departure Of Cars
ih Nih'eri rom lauSette ~, md ~ O'Clock.
Depot, ls Bnrunne street. ~ and 81
III '"uhet' rom Iatitye VI and
a Depot ls Bsronne street. ~, " and s :.
Alter which the cars will leave each fifteen until
O'clock ;. II. Z
Then at ~, g. 10 and II P. NJ, from ,bo Depot.
Aud s99, ~ and loL p. NJ, from Lafayette
FARR--l0 cents Children under years, halt price.
~ NotaSpca Night for Parties TAILS Meetings etc. sup.
piled when required. - nh3l ~
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OF NEwORLKAss, NEY No. 5of6.
nY VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and sale to
directed BY the Homie the Second Court Of New
eans the above entitled will at public
in the Rondl of the City Exchange ST. Louis
and Royal srec TUESDAY, March IS 1852 O'Clock
certain Mulntto Slave named HICKMAN aged about
wenty-one years. House Servant Councilman, aud
) Seized in the above sat s5id7l - : ~
TermsIe Of $42 so with interest nnhu
from ash January 1872 until the day SALE Is cost protest "
u notan and costs Of suit cash the
CHASER will the OF s44e So dated a5h Jam
1851 md made payable yenrs date with interest after
inntirity of eight per cent. annum ifnot paid.
JAMES P. FRERET r
felS a3 mh6 l6 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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JoURDAN CO., C,np street. ,l rive non,,
collecting all accounts Subscription received m Newman AMI
Periodicals. in all the States, also Europe "'
Advertisements received for Insertion the Northern and Eastern
papers, and also Tor The papers In the country parishes Louisiana
Always hand and for sa-
BOOKS, LETTER PAPER, PERIODICALS and STAT0NfRY, ",
gether with we'll selected
MUSIC. Of puhl
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~ NEvCal HANS, Tl5-5 No. 2eiQ.
V1Y VIRTUE of q writ of plurius feri facias to

p,srl,er B. oNrAAA T. ERANcis DUBOIS
VDY VIRTUE of q writ of plurius feri facias to
oe directed BY thu the Third District Newor
ns The entitled will proceed TO sell At public auction
efhe City sxehsnge ST. Louis street. between Charities
IOT OF GROUND, with The story FRAME HOUSE, story
FRAME KITCHEN story FRAME KITCHEN, CSTEN
thereon s,mrb IRENE, nunl
Ameican neasne) thirty fact inches lines front
street. by hundred aud wen feet ten inches and
S4ized in the above snf. -1
Terms casi ON tile spot. JAMES r FRIfET,
E fes Is IS nhs Sheriff " The Parish OF Orleans
sTeF JOSEPH HRue
UY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
directed by the tho District Court Of New
Orleans IN the above entitled cause will TO sell at pablo an
the Rotunin the City Exchange Louis street
cbartres and Royal MONDAY March 1852 at ~ O'CLOCK
d.
Al CERTAIN LOT OF GBouN WITH THE TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING AND OTHER IaPRON THEREON mleae
die Second Municipality OF this the bounded h
Circus, Grayer and ferdid streets, ineastng thirty iset
phiirla lily feet and inches en- que sI
three inches the other side line s per pan aiaw
by A. Hedin 1885, and deposited IN inc Once Of
A. A. Rouioain, Notary Public in tisciy. a1...
Seized in the above suit. * ~ I. A. =, =,
ue hundred and dollars and s.venyvc CENTS dated
December ~ after s with cent
Maturity When not paid at maturity 10
annun ito maturity hili uA pay
q, :, 80.
dollars anil seyentyye cents dated
December 81 1880 snd payable with like
III nyetbp with two fifty protests,
II $3.50 srf 'sStts 3F8St s& JAMES p. FRERET,
I IA is 20 mhS Sheitiuf the Parish Of Orleans.
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Tx ING'S MAGNETIC WASHING LIQUID. -
lh community have been humbugged different pre-
h@mng and ~ ask that will CIV IT FAIR TRIAL
SENDING WINE BOTTIE GETTING SOME, WITH
TONS FREE OF CHARGE; AND NOT JUDGE IT OTHER
PREPARATIONS WHICH FLOOD THE MARKET A COMMON
ld2ulp IN LE ss Than TMo HOURS y soFTENs AND
ARTICLE, IT BEING AS HARMLESS in IT'S OPERATIONS AS
WAIERi AND CLOTHING WILL WEAR MUCH LONGER THAN
WHEN RUBBED BY THE COMMON METHOD OF WASHING
WOODEN GOODS ARE MORE THOROUGHLY CIEANsED AND
LESS LIABLE 10 SHRINK ALL C0I.oRED GOODS ARE rem
DEhED BRIGHTER BY BEING WASIIEDIN THIS LIQUID THIS
MODE DOES AWAY WITH THE WASIiBpARD AND ALL RUE
BING.
tH. SOLD AT TWENTY FIVE CENTS TER QUART BOTTLE
OR SENENTY-FlVE CENTS PER GALLON, ut MAGAZINE
doors above Poyls public may send
LINZ !.
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THIN DISTRICT Counr THE OF ST. XAVIER COLLEGE
OF SswoHiKAss ss GusTAyus SCHMIDT, TUTOR,
No. 1885, i Il
Wy VIRTU E of aswrit Of fieri facias to me
dsse e. " d. Honorable e Tl'r District Court t New
lo the Rotunda Of the Exchange Inis street betwee
Charities aud Royal streets FRIDAY Aah 49, 1855 at ID O'Clock
II. & b. 5l'
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate city, on loyal street,
between Cont and st. Louis front on Ioyn
street BY adepth Of one lnnllsd and nlneteen VI
Together with The AND bereo
consisting o. TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, TWO STORY BRitk
KITCHEN, SLATE ROOTED. ~ ea -
Seized in tho above suit.
Terms easli tho spot JAMES p. FRERET.
felt q mh9 10 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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We have taken trouble Dr. ayiss Wild
Cherry aud Tar here sold all YOU
H. Cook has used in his he thinks highly the Medicine.
~ Dr. Cook Of a most eminent the United
States and the attending physician Of Joseph Bonaparte
OF Spain, during all Ills residence Ia this country
E When first offered this the public with the
intention Of publishing certificate without good authority
for ts truth To t rule have adhered rejecting all certificates
for the authenticity Of which had the responsible
| guarantee
The following forwarded us respectable Druggist Mr. How
ellis, OHIO;
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VpRooKLYN WAREHOUSES COMPANY

RROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY
The Merchants Shippers called the BROOK
LYN FREPRooF WAREHOUSES; AZ he Point opposite Newo
tue North! intended for shipment Having 1900 feet frontage
with wharvea In front oil the Warehouses which goods
conveyed without weather. am,
Ee h liz found for the dhreng Of loading
ships 'arsns fixed Mt very low rates @ mG every
qeed % merchants in the city slippers upper
the AiAntir Dock, OF NewYork. -
Persons Interested in the transmission invited to
visit the promises ,i. $50
sS ohiSe of Magazne and Newoeans
ss5.f!f- IT ESI't u CASEY, Secretary,
RsgEEsscEs a R. Geddes; Price, Frost Co.; W. Stanton
II. M oJEa.o
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sreoss p,sgn.er oourrI IINps ass CURATOR
sVpY VIRTUE of n writ of ieri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable tho Court Of New
Orleans, the above entitled win oseed sell public au
ton, tuesday, February 81 1859, at haifpas o'clock r. NJ
front Office Orleans street. streets
First Amicpaiity 81
Seized in the
Terms cash N the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
field Is 90 ~ Sheriff ST the Parish o Orleans
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has obtained great reputation in Louisville, KY, and
tAe towns Of the South in BILIOUS YELLOW and TYPHus
LEVERS well as all the following
Tic Don!onrenx, Bronchitis Plsns Hepsis, Complaint
numerous disseeiions last winter the Medical College, together
with b frequent visits the Charity
mems Of Morbid Anatomy which he enable him
many the Sout and facilitate their and
NJ Veneal Diseases such Syphilis omsPmary
Secondary; Sonorhea Structures elect Bleuirea Spdds, etc
Se NO. w between Poydras Perddo streets
Dn LocKWOoDs Specific Syphilis
onorrhe be obtained the dollars per bottle
On the receipt Of five dollars postpaid will be of the
United The secresy will be observed ali
~ Office hours A. NJ to NJ %
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Il u LEDGED BY THE TRUE MEN OF AMERICA TO BE TIlF
QUICKEST AND MOST EFFECruAL REMEDY FOR THE CURE
OF PAIN AND THE REMOVAL OF ITS CAUSE IN THE WORLD
PAIN
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MEDICAL CARDS.

EGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM.--D, CO. -
- HEN having had thirty years. experience offers the S
EYE 49,
~ Opthama Of five years. standing, II
Y, me Ey Of years cured in 10 weeks n of this being
gentleman who always Used years. using
ster, ~.
Inflammation Of three days single drop. gives
brllinne, to the Eye and strengthens sight
eD- Nos. 1874 CIRCUS STREET and II MAGAZINE STREET
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The Arctic Expedition.

The letters from Woowich England, Of the 10Th
inst. say:-The Intrepid, screw steam vessel, COM
mander M'Clintock and the Pioneer, screw steam
vessel, leutenant-commander, Osborn were taken
out OF the basin to-day, and are now at mooriugs in
the stream in readiness to leave with the Assist
ancc Captain Sir Edward Becher, G. b.. and the
Resolute Captain kellett, &. b., when they are
completed, which they will be in day or two; and
on Thursday next, the 18th inst. as originally
named, on their entcrprisng voyage. The lords of
the Admiralty intesd paying visit of inspection
TO the vessels Of the Arctic Expedition at Green
ure for sea.
Captain Sir Edward Belcher, Captain W. A. b.
Hamilton, X N, Second Secretary at the Admi-
ialty Col Coquhoun, Il. A., Inspect or Of the royal
carriage department; and Capt Washington, r H.,
were present the wharf wall at the landing place
in the afternoon, with number Of officers, to wit
ness Mr.. Hay, the lecturer on chemistry instruct
ing the bombardiers Of the royal marine artillery
attached 70 the expedition, in the mode Of dis
charging gunpowdei under water by means Of the
galvanc battery. The explosive charges consisted
of half pound Of gunpowder in tin eanisers. which
were sufficient when discharged at the bottom OF
the river. to show the principle and uses TO which
the galyanic battery can be applied when explosions
arc found necessary in the Arctic regions.
Mr. George Shepherd G. H., has received instrue-
tons from the Admiralty to examine and get repair
ed all the gas apparatus connected with the balloons
for distributing messages IN the Arctic regions and
also to supply n number Of new balloons and The
means Of initiating them with gas, to be used by
the present expedition. The balloons are made on
this occasion 10 float the water should they come
doHI ~ sen. The messages are TO be printed on
satin q yaiiuns c0l0rs, and on papers OF all coors,
and about $4,000 OF them will bc pratcd on both
sides, leaving to fill in in writing the latitude
and longitude Of the vessels Mt the time they are
sent up. Some Of these message3may be met with
hy Tie parties under Captain Colnson. engaged IN
the B,hring Straits expedition. yDc following - .
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.

ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
>>~~>>>>N~>>~o~~~>N~~
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE AND ASIA.
>>>>>~>~>~>>~>>>NN>>
An English Expedition TO Loo Choo.
Mon-Arrival Of the Washington at
Southampton.
s>,~>~~~>~~~>~>>>~~~>o
Arrival Of the SHsquehanna at Canton.
THE BUR NE S E w A r.
>~>~>~~>~~~~~~~>~>>,
Another Sad Steamship Wreck--.0ver
Forty Lives Lost.
THREE WEEKS LATER FROM THE AUS
TRALIA GOLD MINES.
~~>~~>>~>>~~~~>~~N~>
Settlement Of the Tanzimat Question
in Egypt.
>~>~~~~>>~~~~>~>>~>>
THE NEW PRESS LAW OF SPAIN,
The Rebellion in the Chinese Empire.
Terrible Earthquake in ing-yun-foo...Ten
thousand Houses Destroyed.
e.N>NNNNN.~NnNN~>NNNNO
RUHORs RELATIVE TO SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
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Ssixure Of an American Vessel in the Indian
Archipelago, Charged with an Attempt to
Induce the Sultan Of Djambe to Revolt.
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The Case Of Mr.. King, the American Mis-
sionary at Athens.
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The French Steam Line to New York.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-28
Spain.
THE CUBAN TRADE-THE NEW LAW AGAINST THE
PRESs.

Advices from Madrid are Of the 9Th inst.
ID appears by returns from Cuba, that the high
duties imposed on foreign -four, in order to promote
the importation there OF Spanish -four, have far
answered their purpose, that in 1850 only S4j bar
rels Of foreign -four paid duty, against 26 900 bar
rcls Of Spanish -four. The duty now levied at Cuba
is $2s per barrel on Spanish -four in Spanish YES
sells, S1l per barrel on foreign Hour brought in
Spanish vessels, and $40 per barrel foreign -four
brought in foreign vessels. The census of the popu-
lation Of Madrid was taken ON the lst of january,
The general return gives population of 1898
males, and 40, 235 females total, 23i, us, which
is an increase of 1909 over the returns given by
the census Of last year.
The Espdnd states that the governor OF MatarEas,
in Cuba, has been dismissed for not preventing the
landing OF some negroes, who had been imported as
slaves by several planters.
Dispatches from the Captain General Of Cuba,
dated 18th ofMarch. announce that the entire island
enjoyed the most perfect tranquility.
General Norzagaray had taken the oath as Cap
tain General Of Puerto Rico, and was TO sail for
that island from Cadz on the 10th.
Letters from Vich, in Catalonia, state that the
sanguinaly bandit, FL Bon, who has for many years
been the terror Of the mountainous istricts, has
been secured with one Of his accomplices, and the
hostess 81 the tavern who had secreted him. Bon
had already made hmsclfwcalthy by his kidnapping
and lansoming wealthy farmers; and might If he
had liked, have retired on his gains but his thirst
ofgod and love q adventure kept him in his old
bauHtstl he wastakon
The measa!o respecting tho press is published in
The GdsUC Of the 9th instant, of which ID occupies
with the ministerial exposition, nearly four pages
The chef features are. that the jury which il to
tthc ccGriasncc dgc,ilicol offender: Of the press;