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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
Later from lIexics,

by the arrival Of The Mexican man-os.
war Vera Cruz, C.pt Disz, ws have received Vera
Cruz dsies " the 9Th nst
TIE Vera Cruz left the city OF the same name on he
lOih met and has come % thi' port for repairs Cat
P. C. Dunaas Of the KY We.t pilo,boat Victor Gus
pssser ger the Vea Cruz ara In orms that on he
26rh ut The American bark Bra.Uer0 Of New.York he
French chip Charles OF H,vre the Spanish ship Ans
Teresa Of Csdz, AID two Mexican men OF war weres.
anchor In The harder u Vera Cruz.
On The Sh Inst, the Hamburg orig
Mazda, French brig Etois de Ia Msr. French SHIPS
Eugen'e and Leontinr, American brig Tebuan.rpec, Of
Ne~'Or'esr', Spanish chip servautits, Eaglsh brig
Mary lsmay, and American BIG Robert Stephens, ar.
rived.
On the 9Th inst, the English steamer
Midway e't for Havana. with $500 COO 10 specie on
ireieht Mr.. Forsall, Of New Oresns went u H,yaHa
Ia he Midway.
There Is but little news in the papers.
They are principally occupied with praise. OF Doc
Juan oe Ia GrsbJs, lhro ugh whose exerions h- Cya
Vera Cruz has been Unrd the capital By the electro
magnetic telegraph The benefit, Of rapid conmlus,'
Cruzsnos.
On The 1t instant, several members oil
of ,be Chamber Of Deputies Or, sen.ed proposii0ssp
the Council ofthe Government, the first Of whcn ""
that Congress shal, 6s called Ia extraordinary sess'os
on the 10Th OF August and hst the business laid 5eore
sbsl be- confined % the security AID deleose OF mo
frontier from the Indians the affairs Of T.hsuatepec,
ABA sODsIIb non OF IN" i'thty OF Guadalupe hldAsv'
matt. pertaining q the Treasury and pubic crefR
regulation and protect Of the minog Interests aud o.
pub! Instruction, primary and secondary; revsonsd
The decrses of the Stat-s &C The sglo says iha, No
Government IL decidedly opposed 10 the extra seson.
Ii was rumored that the chiefs, R0bol-
ieco snd Roderisuez bad Issued proaunclanesto 10
toe town OF Coscomaepec but la JNtoH, Of vera
Cfnz s'sers that they had Only twenty four nien WIN
htu srd were en'irey destitute Of resources. one
hundred men bad lef Ohz-bs in pursuit u thern.
The Legislature Of Sonora had sent a
petition 10 tie Gepersl Government, asking tho s0oi'
ton # The ew imposing duty all articles consumed
From the ls Of February the 30h of June this tax
had procured Of $4,000.
The Indians were still ravaging the fron-
her. Tie papers contain accounts Of their deprs,f
tons M The state {, Durango. Chihuahus snd Nss
Leon. The Governor OF tha latter safe had ogderes
companies to be formed Ia al the districts OF ths S
to enter into regular campaign against the savage
n o. Rjeaynas 4"''
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acquired Al home habits Of continued psrs~v.,;,.
application OF mind IN study. and who va, .oI.,.e
bly, stocked with facts and formulas. xoau,
good deal prefer that he should spend the nsx, s,
years 81 ~ iii- as ~or,ing meThe, ~ IN. NJ
Am'ncon Phalsny than AZ Nae or Harvard
have neglected 80 uOtee a number az ~.
Of he PnalsuN thu, would be interesting 80
deal {" pIsise. good deal 70 reproye: boz -.
DO not b~sr upon the important ques,ioos 10y
u i the purpose Of the members n do sons,S;.,
~ then association 20 solve. II ther. a.
slis ht 'rrors IN nv statements obserys,;o,,
conjecture. the' VIII b" excused A. not nos,.
ral, affecting these. ! have endeayo,ed .
tIce Whit thousht most desirable f,r ~. 80
20 snow ana reflect upon, and can no, eo.'ci,s.
without. ~ one Of tn" public, expres.;no -.
gratitude Ia ths members f3rt the renerous ea7,,,.
ness with winch, for the pubic good, thew a.,
making Their experiment. | pray for Their a.
res hit whether ~ comes a. they sn,;c;,.., =
no.. thew vii have their reward. .
Jnly q, 1852. As AMERICAN F,RvvY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

the pl,,sur, Il would afford me, and also to say
lew ro,os 70 Won m the shape Of Gdsice, that l
hone Won will pardon me for Offering
II always receive good ADVICE Thankfully, s1'
the General. 90 ..u
q" Tbsn, sir. II is this Your position is not wen
enoilg n understOOd, and it's my opnioni ana tt'1I
~ NAM gentlemen in our county, that you thouu
set the matter right ~ a manner that "ould DC
final Ia the first place, II - our OPINION that you
-Lould in public manner, under your own mana
declare thst YOU have nothing ct all % DO WIN
Gov seward in the second place, that You arc
not Romanlst in the third place, that you never
did r-fu,e 10 fight a duel; in the fourth Plsce
"Do you NJ b 10 he satisfied upon any oil these
points % asked the General hastily.
Not at al-not at oil, was the prompt reply
" We are all satisfied; but
"Now. nv good Gnens," said the General,
give me leave moment. ! appreciate your
kindness but believe have nOtnIns 20 say 70
the public on these subjects. am not clever AZ
s,.hLng Of or tor myself ] thank you Tor your
friendly intentions; and, he added, ming, " now
hermit M 70 recipIOca'e the kindly otfce Of an
adyifsr. toubt not that you have TALENTS ani
abilities, such may insure you success by me
p,ope r use of them. Let me counsel you 70 IL
dnstTy, 70 prudence 10 economy, 70 temperance,
ard - abstinence from the excitement OF poItic'.
"By this course You may rttrIeye your fortune
or. if not YOU NAV DO what - much BITTER. caro-
the fame OF q good and use uI man, AMI contribute
to the happ ness Of your y .i- aud children. tor'
btIeyt me. sr, however politicians may coFet the
AID Of active purtIsans, there are r." Of them VINO
co not REF the friendship Of good and u'eili
citizels, 10 that Of the careless, the prodiga ana
tie GssIputed.
tina, there has been error in your past career
is Indicated by YOUR fort Ines, and by your present
appearance and CONDITION. speak TINS 10 yol
with the kindest regard ior Your Feelings. J would
not wuatony wound them for the word. but
YOU have come 20 m- in the name 81 inend-niP
as an ADVISER, and IN thst name otter my ADVICE
to vou.'
At the end Of this speech the General and hl'
quest lad reached the aoor aud the latter, WITH
Only h.ituttered expression Of his thanks, re.
tired our, 10 hs honor be It told, he has repeated
this story with II declaration OF Ia, sra'ltudr Tor
the rnan who, for his sake, exhibited me candor OF
n tine friend, instead Of giving uttrrance to the
Antterng language Of VOTE SEEKING fenig"sde
fWashinetOn Telegraph.
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ala ,hsv exclaimed: IN - al on-hey have brousef
H., ogt TOO sooD-the Convention was nst nigh enough
90 hI,s brob en- no 10 copusOn-eone other csno'os's
-,II n. bruur ht out-Perte TOO, Ia broken do~o-phy
liz mr. not oah until Monday ?" SO n, hoTever ~Ird
tAs..d over hs wires that ,nOdOB had been m.de n
Of, - I've the Convention and 60 home Ms VII save
Pierce cried knowing one, as they vii not dare 70
adj. Urn without a nomination Add. sGrc enough u
aid ave him and then they exclaimed IL jast -
Cldrbs L. WOodbtry wrote would 30; and 10 WOE
before the opening OF tie CoLventon, TOO lie kns"
the plan. -
Great pains had been tsken b have n the Convenaon
the candidate. for Csbine, Off GERS and Foreign hins'
such ~ Cushing Pillow and O,ners. my were seer
ly ~ work and playing the paiS assl2Ie1 II- -, "a
the EARLIER stages Of the Cow eutioD eho W. n,ld
the sreht men under the next Admnisii 1'i'D -,
the pesule Of this country he 60 insane AZ - '11
the intrisues which resulted In prostfsi4s o. r,i
iDTut me- n before the Democratic t''iuiS :, ma,
"a ,,bich s.cnr.d The ROnnzfioo oil an 7hi ~ "
sno ruou ,,nty an unit man for the PrcsiiencJ.
U,b corntry shall sustain such in'rgies o. 'oDI
csnd,d.,e and the Democratic party suh 80, =,
- r,.,,'c,sric twOthirds rule men, IN ~ u'"7 y
- 10, k,ovn men Of the party will be sure 70
tL,sc, AVN ia all future Democratic L'hVehHous,
md m. npost .bre~d sud Ie1st known intrigue '
alone be The successtui csn1lna"' &. - Lt,,.r oT
Uc,v diae rent from al the pre-eiingN tle u'V'y ~
,L,,o bie National COuvcutiODi IN th4t JnVeHl1n
tbs be,t and Leet-knoHn Wing, among al VINO "elJ
ure.d for ,he nomination. was the succe'slui on -
Wharf.-The bot Of II all is, he wa not nc can VI
he roDjcal leaders Of the party. nor Oh the once
boldetse nor Of the Oiic--setkers. Out no was 'h7
candidate OF the "rursl oistricts 81 the c'ull'n
people. He received ~ votes a; the lst ealot'
and but once 10 % balotngs iel below mat nd.h
Der. and then out single vote belo" IT, ou' w,
creased during the fiery ual untii NE Vgts f>scI-
ffe berg 20 more than all that remained % the -
y0es 10 hich the 81 states entitled. In the "nig
Convention majority ruled, and no obscure unkno"n
intrigutr wss thought u i1r so hiEh ana
bic an Office az - that Of the Presidency oi ta' great
Republic The prominent Democrats themselves must
With SCOTT success, II heat, 10 order 20 Dfe4h down
a . g.en H5rf1f ruin
'''' s DRuocRATIc WING.
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lew days ago, a stout, red faced. u0m-
ponS nan, IN thIradharr clothes. called ar the
rrsi"ence OF GEL eral Scott. lie was conducted
INTO The paIlor and ina few moments the General
appeared. BowDg with profound farnslitv. n.
visiter introduced himself.
am Colonel --, of Virginia" said 10 .
and an proud 10 lie permitted to see the great
tse illGSt,iGus, the
"Sit down, my dear sir said the General. 60
thank You for tins friendly visit
">r, said the visitor, 81 am Whig-I nave
voted the Wing ticket always sir-l am
But, interrupted the General let u, nor
trouble Ourselves about politics. | an alway.
gTatlhed whsn visited by friends from nv native
State IN WHAT part OF the State so you f-sid- ~
In - County, sii, sale the NirsInIan. Wv
S'her was prominent supporter there of jefi.r.
son and JACKSON. He was rich. sIr: had txo
thousSkd ecres, and alwaVs worked a gs,r of .;f,v
neg'oes. bnt It - ait gone now; divided am,ns
thrre OF Us; and I've besn unfortunate mad ny
'h''e Na' not lasted have lived 20 -. nv ,yif.
ana children dependent upon NJ, own by,,b.rs .,
men support. Bat | look for beft,r t;o.s,.
nave served my party well, aud thev kno..
though ihCy have never h,retof,re rewarded ~.
for H." ""ueu ilo
hat IS % be regretted" replied the Cone,
a., IS Sr. o. ~ responded the eag,r -
.. pu'' ~, im sorry I've troubled yCgr.sr ahont
'Aete M-tiers. hsyn called here g, zee vas &C.
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philadelphia News Items.

fofTs-T0t1@TIs n To- w -foFf IFTIlF-
PHrLADELFHL We inesdsy, July p. lS51
This morning an apprentice boy. named
Hugh Smith, ~ work on some building now breeding
IN Bsnk q, fIl from partition wa - the cellar and
ss 20 riousy Injured that is feared he canno. sur
yiye lie vas conveyed ~ the Hospital
Thomas Carney, aged u years, wa
droup.d in pool nesr the Baltimore Deptt yesterd "
afternoon. while reIcung from death a fellow oa:ser
many Mc-hea
Duncan Harknese. aged % years, was
drowned IN the Delaware Torrssdse this morning.
The weather Is growing warm again.
During the early part the week the weather was q1i:s
81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
A HAsTY PLATE. DE-. .Por The Tribune

IT ONE on Tux BOYS.
o Rot was the plate, and right hasty the soup
That we rave TO the relocated Bnton,
When. laundering down on Old Chippewa ne'''
His hosts by our legions were smitten'
Bot hottH and hastier, far, was the p'"''
On Niagara field that we gave bin ;.,,.
Tho hi. lion rosrsd lo.d, we Gsrced hun 70 ''''u
M numbers nor yalor could save MIN
And b,,tv and hot was the plate that we gave
To ,bs Mexican foemeD defyingi
40 hot was the plate that they he'd from 'ns SOUP
And left us their dinners all frying
Cha,ubu,co can tsl how our fires were a glow,
And Contreras, CHASTITY and CORY
And our soup il raiDed hot 90 Chapultepec's hib
Tiu il won us a hso Of glory.
Then hurrah for the plate and the soup Of our
Scott,
And haety and hot may he ever,
To foenen Of freedom, at home and abroad,
Deal il out and defend us forever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
ARRIVAL OF THE L. ). BRIe PoRpo,sr

The Z. : brig ofwaf Po,pol.-, q Taotr.,n. Len,
Commencing, = dye f-on Tort Prsya assl7el - hi,
port last e7eusg. Inc L. S. Sag chip Germ ln.,ss.
John Adams, and Dale and brig. Perry aud ,lnn i,e
were AZ Pm liays when the sailed To- ~
has been sb.es, upsars Of two gear. - H., sf,-ip
Cast ard Ia hat time las lost bat oU- l m 81, t.,
u.en. Tie Aesib @; The whole squadron VS. s-,.-,'v
good, when tie p sai'sj. Toe Csrn,nt...o. lain
Adams s5i r,r1y Iere &c s,'. 90 crli. L. the p ,,.
ard n, South Coast. The DIE aLd Bs.n5rdsa s,oBg
;h' Wlndwer4 ISLANDS. Tie following Is ,s, Of her
ofscers
g.. r. Ttom'oD. lieut. Cornj's; Geo. " Col'geo voc.
Lieut. y : PuhIer Aci'sg L'-vt J g. E.'.4Ir, pir
'er, + - nruso',s5. ting nl,,4r Gerard A'ev.o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
r. THE Boston Commonwealth Free

Il The Boston CommOnveaLh tFfee
Soil sfter rrIotine ,eries Of Loco FocO state
meats ~ to the political prospects Of the wing
nary. makes the following remlrks
There II, no doubt great deal Of truth IN these re-
mark AID ytt We think Dem cratic inenfs are
tsllairy before they are Oui "f the wood. Inc
VIM ut ry was App.renty Ia despefatc con iiuon In
lr. on the II gTeatest triumph that T. ever ye;
won ia our Presidential cpnests II The election we're
Ia t,k. place ~ morrow have u- d'upt that Gen
ersl Pierce would be chosen by large majority ButE
"a 10 cslc lae the bngua % enLtdi that
will be sOt up for General : ut before November.
There IL ,ttone probability tHt the country MS an1r-
or Harrison can psi.u before t. aud thy Ways anOhe.
Uartiscp victory. The baitle--be decisive bato is
10 be- (ou.bt Ia be- great States New York Pennsylva
mia and Ohio Thp,r Sa'rs ar, fortunately for the
Whirs the once ia which II Is egscstt - e,e military
enthusiasm Now, since Wash!U gtGu the country has
had DO colder compare win Scptt Ia ability nf In
the ,penoor Of bis schieycments ana services fm'l
tsry en,husiafn can be called out BY any nomiaatou
asiureoly will be by biz. Regular paIy may ~;
yor, for him from the Democratic ranks uu crea NUN
bers ~ that vast eserved force Of VINO care ~,
tie for psItY, but attracted BY popular name "!
go for General scott General Pierce, on toe contrary
With Ill the eio,t- of ais party IN puf MIN in'o great
rns hero and sta.esmanwii get No support irJ.1
that Glars Of voters.
"9hn truth l., that no man can at this moment pre-.
dict Nth certainty, toe result ~ tne eecnpn- fJr
tra result viii depend very greatly on c1u'es not yet
fully In operation prominent among which viii be- t1e
power Influence Of the Free soil party. the
,IPt Of thr nes indicate VI read th"m righty, that
i, will depend on the ac'ion OF ire Free sou party
whether neral Scott or General Pierce be the next
p,esdeLt of the United States"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

arder, Assistant Surgeon John 7. Wood, Aid.hpnAn,
J. Irwin, do Cha'. b. Turner, Captains Clerk
The T. g. s,ore,hip Relief II. X. Thatcher Com
msnder from Rio de JAnero 46 days, also arrived S''
evening The following IL a lat Of her officers
II X Thatcher Comdg; &. NJ Ransom, Master ~.
II Wilcox, Passed MIdshipmAn Hsrt do; L17e"'
MIdshpmsn, F. J. Ho~ilz, Assistant Surgeon KAN
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-06-17

The press has lately laid before the world
another mass Of scientific and other testimony
to the extraordinary efficacy of DR.. Rogers'
Syrup Of LirercOri, Tar, and Canehalaglia, as a
cure for Consumption in its earlier stages. and
Of ITS value as a specific for Coughs, Colds, aud
other Pulmonary Diseases. Among the names
Of its endorsers we note those OF Dr.. Cox, lats
Professor in the Cincinnati Medical College;
DR.. w. J. Richards, of that city; DR.. R. H.
Wilson, Of Gallia Co, Ohio. and many other
professional men of high standing. Learned
men of character and eminence, only make
such statements as the above have done, upon
he strongest grolalds. There can, therefore, be
no longer a doubt, that this preparation Is,
under Providence, sovereign specific in Ptil-
ulonGJy Complaint. The pamphlet to be had
of Agents contains farther testimony.
For sale by L. P. MAGUET.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-06-17

The Wing Convention of South Car
olina was fully attended. Delegates
were appointed to the National ConVen-
ton. The resolutions declare that the
Wings will give cordial support to the
Wing candidate, and none other. who
explicitly avows the compromise finali-
ty.
Second resolution endorses the pres
ent Administration and eulogizes Mr.
Fillmore; third expresses admiration for
Mr.. Webster. Neither resolution in
structs the delegates. First choice Fill
more; Webster, second. This State was
not represented in the Democratic Con-
vention.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-06-17

ALL HARMONY is IT?-Mr. Rantoul,
a coalition Locofoco member of Con-
gress from Massachusetts,, made a
speech in the House last Friday, where
in he stated his grievances. Atelegram
says: "He spoke of being thrust out OF
the Baltimore Convention, and he and
his District thus insulted, because ne
had said in answer to a question wheth-
er he would support the Platform, that
he would do his own thinking. He said
there were a million of white men who
would do the same, and he asked ifthere
was one democrat in Massachusetts who
would consider himself bound by any
thing done in that Convention"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-06-17
The Best Possible Remedy for COnsuzP-
tIoul

Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is just the
remedy that pure minded, unprejudieed man,
thoroughly acquainted with every system Of
practice, and well acquainted With the whole
Materia Mediea, and experienced in general
practice, would recommend as the Best Possi-
bic Remedy, for the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption.
This remedy contains the extraordinary
medical virtues Of the Wild Cherry and the
Fir which are combined and embodied in their
utmost power in this article.
By nice chemical process, everything dele
terious or useless is rejected, so that what re-
mains is the most extraordinary aud truly
eficaeious remedy for all kinds of pulmonary
and liver diseases ever known to man.
See advertisement in another column.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-06-17

Mr.. Wise, who went up in the
balloon from Portsmouth, arrived in
Guyan township in this county near
the house Of Richard Harbor.
Mr.. Wise mentions his landing as fol-
lows:
At 6 o'clock P. MI landed on a clear
spot, land they were scarce in this re-
eion,( in Guyan township, Gallia coun-
ty, Ohio, under a slight shower OF rain
near the house of Richard Harbor, un'
der whose hospitable roof slept thai
night. This was something over hun
dred miles from Portsmouth by the
steamboat route.
Mr.. w. ascended from Chillicothe or
the 10th.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-06-17

The North British for May pre-
sents the following table OF con-
tents:
Prospects Of British Craftsmanship
and Policy; Phrenology-its Place
and Relations; Village Life in Eng
land; Romanism and European
Civilization; Life and Chemistry;
King Alfred; Binocular Vision and
the Stereoscope; Memoirs of DIR.
Chalmers. Terms:-For one Re-
view, SO a year; for Two, S5; for
Three, 81; for the -Four, So; Black
woods Magazine, 50; BlackwoOd
and tine Four Reviews, $40. Ad.
dress Leonard Scott & Co., No. rs
Fulton Street. New York.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-06-17

The Virginians are already tired
of the clumsy mode of voting,
established by their new Constitu-
tion. The Wheeling Gazette says
"The evils Of this viva voca vote
will be so felt, long before the l5
years which are given to our present
constitution have expired, that the
people will wish the projectors Of it
in Guinea. II is the greatest nui-
sance ever inflicted upon free peo-
pie, and its expense is enormous
in this county at least 200 more than
would have been the ballot"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-06-17

LETTER FROM CALIFoRNIA.--We re-
ceived a letter last week from A. w.
DRoU1LLARD, ESQ.,, in California. under
date of Downieville, April 18th. The
Gallia boys were all well, so far as he
had heard. He gives a glowing descrip-
ton of the scenery near his location,
which the crowded state of our columns
prevents us publishing. He is engaged
mining with his brother Columbus, and
talks of returning this coming winter,
with pockets full of the dust. With the
letter We received ring of the Califor-
MIA stamp.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-06-17
CINCINNATI MARKET.
SATURDAY. June 12. p. u.


Flour--Tne demand is fully equal TO the sup
ply, and prices are firm. The sales to-day COM
prised 200 hbls at %; 20 and 100 do at 3,25,
100 do at 20; 600 do at 3 %, N. o. inspec-
tion, guaranteed; aud so do extra at 35.
Pfovisions-The sales to-day were confined
to 700 bbls mess pork in lots at II 90; and ll5
do elenr do at II so. Bacon sides were held at
yesterdays prices, but there was less dispose
tion 70 purchase. Prime bbl lard IS firm al SIC.
Groceries-The market continues inactive,
and the sales, with little exception, confined to
small parcels; sales of12 hhds sugar at &c; lOO
bbls molasses at 33e cash, and 40 bags coffee at
l04e
Wool--The business is still on n limited
sca'e, receipts continuing light, but the market
is steady, and buyers are free at our quotations,
say
Tub washed and toll 2Ia23c; Common and
IA blood fleece 22a23c; 10 do Merino 24a25c;
81 do Msrino 26a27e; Full do do 2sa30c; un-
washed I-3 of.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-06-17
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
New YoRK, june s.

Business in Parliament unimpor-
tant. Lord Stanly officially dis
claimed on the part of Britain any
claim 10 Guano island. The Admi~
raj, however, sent a ship TO protect
British interest. Two ships from
Australia brought $1,000 OF. gold.
1t is expected Parliament will be
prorogued or dissolved about the
10Th of June. f,
Bullion in the Bank Of England
exceeds 100000 sterling. Roth
schild again offers himself a repre-
sentative for Parliament.
LoNpoN.-The Jennings estate
is not settled as before enormously
stated.
Telegraph communication had
been opened between Dublin and
Galway. A Galway packet denies
the rumor that the potato disease had
re-appeared.
The Madrid journals deny that ii
is the intention Of government to
curtail the constitution. Spanish
government appointed a commits
sioner to revise the tariff upon the
free trade principle. A fusion be-
tween the elder and younger
branches Of the bourbons is again
spoken Of. Refusals to take oath
multiply. The Moniteur denies that
Napoleon is exeriing an influence
at Madrid hostile TO Spain. The
denials refer to Lord Palmerston's
recent statement in the House oi
Commons, that foreign powers were
intriguing in Spanish affairs. Napo-
Icons confidential envoy had an
interview with the Gar and other
Northern monarchs. The precise
object OF the mission not transpired.
lrALY.-Marquis Daciilo succeeded
in reconstructing Cabinet on a
liberal basis. The Tuscan Govern
ment offers a thousand francs com.
pensation for The late outrage on an
Englishman, Mather, who was cut
down by an Austrian at Florence,
Mather and friends Indignantly re-
fused. Bulwer, Minister to Tusca'
nv, arrived at Florence on the 18th
The journals Of Southern Germa
ny contain Iamentable accounts o
famine in many districts. Weaving
and other branches Of employment
completely idle, and provisions com
monty high.
A ielsgraphic despatch from Mar
seiIles announced the India mai
from Calcutta the 9th of April, anc
Bombay the Sd Of Nav. British
lost $50 men-captured Rangoon.
Stock of Cotton at Liverpool
$4,000 bales. 100000 American
Brown & Shipley's Circular quote
at moderate demand. Wheat ant
Flour at last weeks prices.