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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31
financial.


NOTICE.-The Books for subscription TO the
ed on 5h day of January proxmo at the office OF the
New ok Fire and Marine Insurance Company. NO. X
Walkst ard continue open from 10 a NJ. 10 T. NJ daily
until the 18th OF January, inclusive. - ,
Messrs Oliver ii. Jones' Thomas Williams, Jr- sud joel
SeymogT will be present receive subscriptions BY order
OF TIE Board. JAMES HALL, President,
JAS. c. BEACH, Cashier.
THE COUPONS due LIST inst. on the Bonds
i of the PLATTSBURGH and MONTREAL RAIL
ROAD Co will be paid and after January g. at the office
of KETCHUM, ROGERS BEMENT, No. Is Williamst
HNHE INTEREST COUPONS on the JER-
l. SEY CITY WATER LOAN BONDS due on the lst
January proNimo will be paid at the Mercantile Bank, IN
the City of New-York.
TNHE INTEREST COUPONS on the CITY
Il of CHICAGO WATER LOAN BONDS due on the
LIST of January proxmo will be paid at the Banking House
of DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co.
YNHE COUPONS due first of January next
Il on the Bonds issued by the Counties of Fairfield,
Fayette and Clinton the State of Ohio IN aid
of the CINCINNATI, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad
Company, will be paid at the office OF
DELANO, DUNLEVY Co., No. 10 Wal-st.
CHICAGO and AURORA RAILROAD
~ COMPANY BONDS-The Bonds of this Company
bearing seven per cent interest with Coupons attached
psyabe semi annually on the first day of January and
July the Mechanics Bank in this city and having four
and half years mature from January 1885 for sale
by G. 5. ROBBINS SON.
CEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of the NEW
OYOPK and HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY, pay.
able ir 1867. for sale by
BLATCHFORD RAINsFORD, No. 80 wiliam.st.
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DEOPLE's FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
l. NY of the CITY of NEW-YORK-The Board Of Di.
recoIs have this day declared Dividend of SIX PER
CENT payable TO the Stockholders and after the Sd day
OF January, 1858.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 2d inst the
day ofpaynient. nj. u. LEONARD, Secretary.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE, CrRcLEvILLE, Dec. g. 1881 7
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.-SE
~ PROPOSALS win be received until January IL, 1880
s'.rhe Office OF the CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON AM
EVANSVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY in Circeyii{,
for fuInshng all the materas-iron chairs and spike OF
ceptedand doing s the work necessary for the consru
ton and entire completion of their Road from Lancaster =
Zeneeville, assistance of abovt forty-two miles. =
Plans proles, specifications, and all the necessary
formation Will be furnished the Office of the Compan1
by the Engineers, az Circlevile.
portion of the work is heavy, and well worthy Of
attention OF Contractors The Company have ample meals
at their disposal TO insure the speedy construction Of s
Road and would prefer letting IL to Contractors who e
prepared 10 take portion Of the stock should their ~
otherwise be favorable provided they furnish sat
factory evidence If their ability to complete the work in
shortest practicable time TRACY McCRACkEN, -
Chief Engineexk
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q S0 000 MILWAUKEE and MIS-
QQ NNyaNlNlNla SISSIPPI PER CENT RAIL.

ROAD BONDS for SALE.-These Bonds available 40
basis for banking in Wisconsin, by law Of the State ap
proved by the people atthe late elections they the only
The receipts of the 81 miles road completed were
the month OF October past 072 Six miles of tbs
road brought into this day Ii will be completed
six miles further by the first OF December next; nd to
janesve, II miles, from Milwaukee by the l5tn Oecem
Der next DELANO. DUNLEVY Co.. No. IS Wall-st- r
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OYOPk and HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY, pay.
able ir 1867. for sale by
BLATCHFORD K RAINsFORD, No. 80 Willamst.
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<TAUGATUCK RAILROAD COMPANY

IN DlNIDEND-A dividend OF per cent. Tor - on
each share the Capital Stock OF the Naugatuck Railroad
Company of the earnings for the months endin q
December ST. 1882 as been declared payable and aitert
the LIST January 1885, Stockholders whose stock regis
tered in Newfcrk will receive their dividends at the Office
OF r. & q. l.. SCHUYLER, No Hanoverst.
The transfer books will be closed from December 80 1882
at ~ NJ, to January |, 1862 at o'clock r N.
+. +. BISHOP, President.
Bridgeport, Conn, Dec. 10. 1852
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Il of CHICAGO WATER LOAN BONDS due on the
LIST of January proximo viii be paid at the Banking House
of DUNCAN SHERMAN 4 Co.
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CHICAGO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
OsEVEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS.-e5e 0ec
for sale by WARD x Co, No. 81 Wall-st
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION FIRE IN
an election will be held at their Office No. Tryon row be-
the hours of and o'clock for the choice Of 10 Die
Iecton to serve the Company for the ensuing year.
Per order, DANL. BARNES, Secretary. \
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The books of the
~ MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, for
the first dividend of profits will close the let day Of
that time will share the profits of the Company to be-
divided in January, 1854.
The insured in The Manhattan Life Insurance Company
may immediately Their share OF the profits BY per-
msnent reduction of the annual premium the may
be converted into insurance for life without any annual
premium A. A. ALVORD, President.
c. Y. WEMPLE, Sec'y. ~ ID. MORGAN, Actuary.
Oice-No. 15 Broadway, corner Of Lberty-st.
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WEBSTER MOVEMENTS In addition To the aoi;ve
poo, ediDgs Of the Independent friends Of ar. Web
stcs N Georgia, North Carolina, Massachu,etts sn
New York, they sre also moving in Penssy iyspii.
New Jo--sy, aud Wisconsin, These movemens, 20
have restou to believe, vii nov be rapidly eg,enisi
Tor u Is manifest since the lso elections IN Penny
Vebis, lnd'ara, and Ohio, that The chsaces If the
ND'gs ior eleciing Dir Webster, are about a. good
n those ofSen Scott The Webs lrep Of Ms5,s
ebuse'tssre hgaieather; and yesterday or % dag
hoy we're Gre ope huddrei snpsio honor &c tls -
maion 81 Webster electors. 'icsc. Ii Nav Yofk
thus b. i'itnis u tss c,ass,uto, IRE ariyipg lts
enemies TO the wall Gooa.
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We earnestly request all persons advertising Ia the
BERAID to send their advertisements to our Office,
nmthwes Of Fulton end Nassau streets as early
possible in the evenipg-nevsr later than O'Clock
st night at furthest The pressure OF the advertising
sintss is great upon our journal that this rule is
NHnderel necessary in order to give them good aud
sonspicucus place in columns next morning
The circulation and advertising business OF the Nrw
YoHK HlRALp is nov larger than that Of any other
Sourrsl this continent and strict rules as TO time
b every thing will be necessary in order
Ebe whole public fairly and equally
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warrior shiof, great man, which, from hls silly
letters and speeches, turns out to be the faet In
this respect, Billy Bosiegs is great but The Semi
mole chief would make sorry chief magsxste in
the freeest and greatest add most civilized ma
ton In the world Thus is The Times on 600 haad
using up General Scott by its sily stupidity, while
on tho other hand the INSCRIPTIONS 1fiss~e Is do
ing him still more injury by the invention Of Sieve
CANNON stories which have Ms little fonpdataon ip
fact, as I" the baseless fabric of vision"
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Britain, in the csse Of s~in, (who at that
tims hGd not published CULVER, or his greater
works) Wilkes, and others; and in our day
with Giracdn and Walter A few more attacks on
Mr. Bennets's character, and q patent OF greatness
viii be forthwith secured to him aud his descendants
Why not Many men. who have done loss for their
profession and the public. have earned statues and
an apotheoss we really cannot find it in our hearts
to blame socialist contemporaries, and their allies
throughout the country, for wishing to confer upon
him long lease Of greatness.
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letters on the same subject Has he, too, go.
the offer 81 hribe Of nsty, . hundred, or two
or three hundred pounds sterling for Williams
4 Lockbsrt appear 70 DO flush Of money.
Let Us know ell about this ea-icus busi.
ness, for it involves Q question Of the highest
Importance to the purity Of our elections
The nomination of Gen. Walbridge in B,wen's
pipe.laying dissrict, Is suggestive of more pipe;
but when We fad the pipe-iayers on b,sh sides
Of the Atlantic, there is real matter for alarm
aid indignation. Is w. II Sc yard no in Londonl
is ne the " American gentleman = referred 20 with
such an air Of confidence and good fslio .ship, by
Lcckhart & Williams. Can Mr. Tart inform rs I?
Tor II j. should turn out that Seward is the man.
SHALL understand at the stripe and SCOPE Of this
British abolition conspiracy, to co1trol by bribery
and corruption our Cong essionai elections.
IN the meantime, we have two hundred dollars Of
our Fifty pound note still or hand, and are deter
mined that every cent Of it shall 60 20 the blessed
cause OF charity We trust ,hGt some friend Of The
suffering and the destitute will furnish US with list
Of our most needy and deserving benevolent iusssu
tons 80 that We may dispose this fond TO tie best
advantage III The cause OF humanity aud religion.
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The Japan Expedition.

We are glad to learn that new impetus has been
given 10 the Japan expedition, and that it bids
fair to stsrt under the most favorable auspices The
importance Of the movement has been generally ac-
knowledged, and its results will be regarded with
interest, not only in this country, bur throughout
Europe We spoke, some days since, OF the growth
and Importance OF the China trade. Ultimately
connected with it, aud not less important the oh.
ject of the proposed expedition to japan, under
Commodore Perry. The vast feet of steamers dss-
tined long 10 cover the Pacific ocean, la den with
the products OF the East, only be successfully
maintained by the establishment Of coal depots in
Japan. And lot only is the expedition Of the
greatest consequence in this respects bat, when we
consider the vast trade which Japan itself may
open TO us the mind is almost lost realizing its
Importance.
In addition to the vessels already attached
to Commodore Perry's squadron, orders have
been given to prepare, with all possible des
patch the line Of battle ship Vermont, carrying
100 heavy guns, the razee Macedonian, mounting
80 heavy eight and ten-inch shell guns, and the
sloop Of war Falmouth, 20 guns The squadron will
thus consist of ihe
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Fishery Question, and the new American Minis
ter, Sc.
The examination into the cause OF the death OF
the nan Fortune, on board the steamship Erauklin,
is still pending before Mr.. Commissioner Bsidghaun
The evidence of the surgeon gives a different phase
to the occurrence but without Offering any opinion
on the merits of the case il now stands, have
every confidence that the sound judgment aad cain,
DELHI, ration which have always guided the dcci-
sions of his Honor will mete out Justice, In this In
stance, between the accuser and the accused.
We elsewhere publish lengthy document sa-
dressed by the committee representing the diocese
Of New jersey to the bishops who are now assem-
bled upon the presentment Of Bishop Doane. Tbis
mpoI tan paper will be read wish deep iateres: By
the Episcopalians, well as by Christians Of other
denominations.
Tss.s not being quorum present in the Assist
ant A5ermen's room, yesterday evening, the board
had to be adjourned till to day.
Our columns day contain many telegraphic
dispatches, and much other nteres ing matter, 70
which We have room to particularly refer. The
following simply the heads Of some of the most
important articles 10 lie found the Inside pages
General ScOtt's Religious yis~s Letter ffon
Hon. r S Malony concerning Illinois Po!i;ic1
Bounty Land Warrants Particulars of the Fire at
Cleveland Reports relative 10 the Fair at Castle
Garden Baptist Missionary Society Various
Courts, Sc.
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Giving total force Of 2i9 guns. Bat the number
ofguns gives no adequate idea of tie strength of
the expedition, unless the calbre is also taken oto
consideration. Thus, the Susquohanna oas nine
ten.inch shell guns; the Mississippi carries eighs
eightinch shell guns, and two ten inch shell guns
the Princeton, ten eight inch gus the Mace
DOMAIN, twenty. eight eight inch shell guns and two
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1uE BRITISH BRIBERY BusiNgss The letter,
which we nave Published concerning tbo attenr. Of
Gin British st)5kiobbsrs and at9litiani,.s %
hEos k's Journal &c their iacond,a:y psroSsas with
regard 90 ouc Congressional elections have crertsd
greet sensation IL this community The ire. in
preston entertained by scne ,ncreialous pers,nr,
that tho letter from Williams Loskaart, enolosinx
ncte Of ifty pounds sterling was hoax, has sub.
SIDED, and that ii IA g genuine doca nsns il no
lorge' questioned. IL is proved BY the lssser Of
Bedford " Williams TO Hon L q. Hors. Al.
'Tesililg member Of our Third Congressional
datiit Il SCENE that there is 2 oo,srie Of aboH
uoniGs and outside stooaiobbess in London
org,izCd for The purpose Of promoting ths, a6oli.
don schemes il this country through tho agency cf
bribery and ooIguptiso in our political s,sssiony.
IL this instance What is most slsoni,asne "a
bat his Lo0son s5JliSOa and steo psdd 90 erie
lhauli have selected Mr II 1T, . Isu,ocra;ie mem.
bar q uoDgress, AZ proper too ~ task drepu
liable npaa'ts upca General Walbtli.s THIS isa
ttat9e Gatulo IN tbis nJs,eiious hos ns.s How
lIs hts n Hart boon ~ coYgesnondence vi b this
Nr. B.okrd W. Williams Las he any more
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TIE people 81 this cc0utiy are aow making fresh
great men A little mcra SANDER from the Shgs,
al Pieree's fame VII hs estGhlisse3 ho ia already
,oio OF Tho most remarkable mon Of tie Soratry"
General soo,Is monument ia baiug capped wish tho
cr0wning s,ore thanks to his psea1o. snpplrters
lst ,pem bat v0ucb ~ Ma Aevicg insul,ed a few
moro sjies. and though none worin cohvinoiog viii
b,l,ye III, tio feme IL secure Aud ~ Re have b ID
s,csll symy great gfaeInle, toare u demand 'or
loDs noyel'y = the dry party press sre isbor'ns
10 mi gfo0'ue gra,t man o0t % ~ editor
TIE tbirg was done pretty successfully IN treat
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DOU BIZ E SH E E r
Notice to Advertisers.

- -
New York. Friday, October 10, 1854.
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90 aFss,sa 4 ivTUN vsygsyuv.e.

CORPORATION KorICE.--PuBLiC NOTICE Is
~ hereby gisep, " the csca pant
eupnnt Of az houses and ots impsevs unim proved
lanes sHe ted thereby. that the onawn.
have been completed BY the Assessors and
Office Of the Bureau Aesessmebts for by
persons Interested. Via Fer building sever from
Fourteenth street through te Nn.h and
fifteenth street, to the Eighth The limits
braoad by such include eli tha several
and lots Vt gr0unc vacant lots pieces add land
.ituesd III sides Of Feeoth street. between Seventh
and Ninth avenues. on The esstery side Of avease
betwser Feurt.euth and sixteenth streets
both ides % Esh'h and westerly side Seventh
avenue 03 feet Northery spd 1903 feat ntey feom FIT
tenth street. All whose interests Affected
the named ssmenbs and who opposi
Their of them requested present. their oh
seons in f,inE TO the undersigned 9. their oce No
Han OF Records, within thirty days from the this
Iotice SAMUEL III. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assass0rs
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ohoe, Bsreau OF Assessments Street July
il,
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M AYoRs 0sFIcE-NEw YORK, July ., ,s.2 40.
Iv1 uoe 90 Owners II bsgsNot,et hereby that
and after Monday July ~ tto ordin.sse sing dess
found running ooe large steeet south OF sory
sseond street without heag properly he strict
iy fnfpred The o. 20 cents l far every dog
braught alive the Pound Ds,an
and Rivngton straets which .ha have bsen found
In the ranLae large without beng
pery muxsed fresen stIon u ihs certificate 81 tho
Pound KeepeY 20 the Chief ~ Police, ~ his oee IN the
Park. Owners Of loss may reclaim e az he Pound be-
tween sunrise and the in which they were
a. g. KlNGsLAND, Mayor.
NORP0RATI0N NOrICE.-PUBLTCN NOTICE isEER9-
~ by gyeE TO the ospersi Occupant or oeon-
pspt Of a unf proved isnoH'
affected thereby that the following ave been
the ooEs1 40 the ONCE OF
the Bureau 0f ston ey MI persons
interested visFor regulating sighsytbrd street. frm
the Third The tileits embraced ~
such include all .he eevera houses and lots Of
ground o aad psrcss Of land sitnsted 90
both sides Ct Eighty third street Avenue 70 the
Third persons interests are Ahecsec Dy
the above and who are opposed 70 the
either them requested TO prese them obeo-
sops IN writing. the uaaersisnsd At Their see Nc
notcs SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. July
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

4SOSfORAff0N NOT ICE.--fUELic NGrlc Il ID HEhE
ny sfven sne sher or occupant occupans
., ali Auees And iots Improved ppim lands
20 thsrst, that the following assessments have
Lcted BY the AsrefsQya and edged oheo
Brrc-0 81 fsessmcrte for ex1m ston a persons
tosestsd vzt-sor htnr unsen let's ~ round between
1Iirty.loar IA Thets h;th Streets Frst and seaon
svssnes IRE Unite embsaesa ~ snch asssssner ipe,ae
all hs eayetef houses ard lois OF sronla vacant note
pieees sad parcels 81 land situated be nartery aide OF
Thirty fourth street. and utterly sdo Of rca
between Fret snd Seoof avenues ward hls 5aS $50
3sIs 5,ai' asla Ss so 1884, so, 63, and 800 aad
tbo ts,tu aide 81 Second syanas, BET sh,sty
fourth aGd strssts An whose
are affected ny she above naaei and Who
opposed 80 be ehar Of them requested - pt
sept thor Chscti,ns in writing TO shs nnderiseea
theh edice NO Hall Of Records, With. sairty days fes
tbe date ei this NO tioe.
SAMUEL III. DE M0Tr
FRANCIS NICunLSoN, Assas sosa
isaac WIN. SMlTG.
Chico Bureau OF Asseasment Street DEPARTMENT, July
Al 1882
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N1ATRlkONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
Avn Joyer.-Professor Lawton. Boston, formerly Of Lon
dom viii erd to aedrese receipt Of dollar post
hearts may desire The simple but captivating
that all be married Irrespective Of appearance
sueh easc and dicaoy that detection Is Impossible Ad.
dress Professor Lawton. Boston, Mass. No letters sshep
rom the Pest Once unless the postage 10 paid.
MRS. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
I ders her services to ladies and gentlemen Of this city
in sstcioRy love and law matters interpreting dreams
by books and science constantly relied by Napoleon
marry Also the of the vters Residence. No. 80
Great Jones street, corner of Bowery Ladies' 90 oentg
entiemen, 81.
IIEAR THE NEWS FROM DYSPEPTIC-DELA-
IL City. Oct. Q, 1S49-Dear Sir: I write to info
yen that fast getting well of dyspepsia, and hope
you will in for there others waiting
10 ii make OF mes for ii you
you will plenty to do Sincerely friend Benjamin
White Division street. Camden To Mr. Robac No White
ed complaining of sickness OF long stsndn9
wAId of four lie said IL sickness that had
baed all the doctors ia lis part Of the country HE
toms spirits pains in the long bones, os
Of appetite restless at having oon get and
walk the floor with headache and furrowed tongue tho
morning. and disagreeabe taste in his mouth Ills sick
despair but after calling me entirely cured him in
seven weeksWilliam Pennington, Bete Township, Della
street win be regonsly attend ed TO- prepaid For
particuar call and got Astrological Almanac, gratis
where certificates be seen.
York. DO consulted all suhjects eel tirg
to man Tiny 73h Variek street. Terms easy to all
whose wants great. Therefore, citizens
Whenever you are sick at heart,
Walk ye to varick street right smart;
For favers, agues, pains, and plaques,
You'll get relief at Thomas Hagues
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STRIPPING.

TOE LIvgRP00L.-UNITEDs STATES NAIL STEAM
a. ship ARCTIC, Capt Jarnes G. Luoe.-fhiH steamer
will depart with the United States mails for Europe posi-
lively Saturday. August at II o'clock NJ from her
berth OF the loot of Canal street No berth seured till
paid for For freight or yasage having nn.aassd accom-
sDW. X COLLINS CO., No. So Wall street.
Ths steamship PACIFIC will snsoeed the ARCTIC, sad
sGil August ~.
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TO PRINTERS.

TITO PRINTERS AN INTEREST IN JOB PRINT
ing Office in this city is offered fer sale very low
price, and is doing fret rate business Ia located
good business portion the city, and
for executing every description Of 10 young
IL chance seldom offered Satisfactory given fol
selling. Address TYPE" this ONCE.
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STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- Il. Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys
stesmobip GAS Cow 1862 tons4D horse powsr) Robert
CRAIG, der, iii eal from New York for Glasgow
Saturday tth of Augus ct IL O'Clock 81 noor Frst cabin
(salecr ss. rscms) $780, do. do tmidshp dn), Sl15 Be-
ooId casia. $50. Stewards zee included Apply TO
J. AoSYMON IS Broadway.
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EDWARD K CoLLiNs Il CO., So Wall 8. Nav York
BROWN, SHIPLEY L. CO, Liverpool.
+. q. ROBERTS g. CO., 10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MuNRoE e. CO., 26 Rue Notre Dame. des Vic
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre. .
Tho ships will not be accountable for gold,
uneae hills Of adng are signed therefor and the
thereof therein expressed.
yENuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
direct between and Liverpool the Boston ships
Only calling Halifax to laed and receive mails and
gcprers.
ARABIA, Capt. -, PERSIA, Capt.,
EUROPA Cart lott. NIAGARA, Cart. Stone.
AMERICA, Capt. shannon. CANADA, Capt. Lang
CAMBRIA, Capt Leteh.
These yesses clear white light Mt maumast head
green on the star board, red on port.
America. shannon from Boston. :. Wednesday, Aug. g.
EUROPA Lott :. IRON New York Weaucsdsy, Aug. H.
Africa Harrison from New York. Wcdnssasy Aug 20
Canada. Lang. from Boston. Wednesday, Sept. l.
Asia. Judkins. from New ork "Wednesday Sept.
America. Shennon. from Boston "Wednesday, sept -
LnroPa... I4ott from New York Wednesday, Sept p
Passage from sew ork Boston to LigcrPool-Eirst
cabin Sl.0; cabin, $40
No berth secured nm til paid fors
Freight viii be charged specie beyond IN amount for
personal expenses.
An experience surgeon on board.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
Office
For freight or PASSAGE, apply to
E.CUNAKD No. Bowling Green.
WArcHEs.--By order Of the British Treasury. watches
of foreign napufac5ure bearing the names marks OF
English will b. hereafter admitted in Eng
land in rosu for the United States and other Countries
IL which French and Swiss watches
shipped at Eavre for New York Boston via Liverpool
without ncurring the risk heretofore. being seized by
the English Custom house.
French, other foreign goeds received and
brought in with British goods Through bills of
ladng given in Hsvre for New York.