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,me over expenditure increased as follows

The Increase has been obtained under repea'eo re-
ducops in the tariff of rates The great Increase was
In 1850 and s5i We quote one or two OF the eaoiDs
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AsHEsoA fair demand for Pearls S. 81 SsS a. and
Pot al " sldS4 S7.. Sales OF 10 bbls.
COTTON-Nery little done In this staple: a few hundred
bales ssld al full prices
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ealy in the day there was A good
demand for Western and State Flour mora naricniav g.
tesh ground State for export of which the supply Il mode
rate and the prices her better In the afternoon business
generally was suspended do honor 70 the ius Dad
~ ava = steady and not plenty with fair demand sales
VI wv ooe "a Vo part to The sales Domestic
state mc. the latter Pcs SASS IS for - H 5Sis o
Ohio, and VI lS for favors State. Southern Flour IL es.
plenty, and The demand is fair prices tend upward .a. Of
SvV oos al S ~ 81 for mixed 70 straight brands
6sumore, Alexandria and Georgetown and - 8lf0S5 So
for fancy Rye Flour quiet al - b3dSS IS rn Meal
Is plenty and In lair request al o6 for Ohio State
and 50 lsl Tor Jersey.
GRAIN-O Our market for Wheat IL better; the danand
Ia good for export and fair for the local consumpon sales
ct $500 bush. prime white Canadian somethYg over 81
and 500 bush good Genesee a IA sost Rye is quiet
81 Sic Barley dull and nominal 81 50d62c Oats
abundant and the MAJ kst seser sales OF Ohio and Cana
dian at ib04c and State az ~ i6c Corn Is better the
demand fair for prime shipping lots which scarce un.
sound Is s abundant aud STEADY tue home and Eastern ia.
curry limited the sales n 600 BUSH At ~ islc FOR
pnsouud. tUd6o for Western mixed aud 6l662c for round
yellow Southern yellow held at 62 and southern white
,WhlshYA firm market; sales Of $40 bbls al 2lc for
b, sic lot Prison and 2 c. for T.. Ohio Drudgei
PR1vt ssiss o. 80 hhos at Bic, time and interest
Comma soNS-A quiet market for Pork the demand is
Sl6 75aSl6 SIS Clear IL he'd AZ SSs6 .n5
SsbI go 50 Beef again better; the srppy is
lcr new City PTme s!j ses Of 20 bOls at - 5o9so
Ioi Msss-the latter price Tor r.psehs5 cns" SlS :,
&c SeeI HENS are .caIce sad nominsI :, SSe pm
in demand ans Price. cat Meats less plenty snd
ard =. ds3e FOR hams Lard Is 6rS h,s io 50 ui1efs
lose ioI eos and erces sna ilIdilc 10, 80 osG
for Western Dairy Cheese in lsir rsos sod ltalse
at sale fAe'H ana 70 steady
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Saturdo, In,,,

3-!he,e scarcely any en.nsss doing today lsrse num-
Earn IL held firmly ct szl 50 un- CoTros e in hnsd
request former rates The FLOUR market da and IN
active; leos bhs Western tor export o. y Dbl and 10
hba 1t ii Ia. Good brands 0f PsansylYsas sts held H
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r United Observation-Disclosures

ant IN the provision contained In the Revised Statutes
~ be state of NewYok concerning Limited Partnersbps
The suh.cbers this day formed Limited Partnership
20 bs conducted under the name Of EZRA LUDLOW JI,
for The purpose tsDsactns Flour and General Produos
Comm sion bus ness, In the City OF New-York.
Tie general Partner Is EZRA LUDLOW Jr, VINO 10 q
resident of the City OF NewYok, and the special Partner
FULTON CUTTING, who also resides in tn said City u
EewYork and who such special Partner has contribute
cd In Cash the Of Twenty Thousand Dollars Of Capital
the common stock
The said Partnership Is commence the fifteenth day
OF June One thousand Eight Hundred and Ftytwo and
10 continue for the OF Three years TO w-unt the
Fife, nth day of June, One Thousand Eight Hundred and
gify.6ve. Dated Nsw-York, June Is 1852
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr.
FULTON CUTTING.
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NEW YORK, JUNE "a, 1852. The
Subscribers have this day formed copsrtnership under
the firm of HAIGHT MCLEAN aad will transact geo.
era Brokerage Exchange and Collecting business at No
10 Merchants Exchange, Walls - - - F.
SAMUEL w. HAIGHT,
GEORGE W. MCLEAN.
Refer by permission 10 Geo s. Coe Cashier Ohio Life 10
surance and Trust Company, New-Yoik; Robert Bayad
Esq, NewYork; PAGE x Bacon, St Louis; Page Bacon
Co San Francisco California
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svr-Hsss- 20 Sets..-... 7 "a Moon.-Rss 35a
BAR
SANDY Hook lo lin Gov. Island AIM Hall CAT. s2m
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Passengers Arrived

In bGrk Argentine at Sam from B1enos lyres-Edward
| Saunders, Esqr Of New-York
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7. w. BAIS WIN.
/. BARNARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DANIEL

NIH. MEGIE is this day admitted Partner In oar
house The business i'll be connu, under the hra
o. "ei PERssE BROOKS.
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DISSOLUTION.--The Copartnership

COMPREHENSIVE The undersigned have this day
formed Copartner ship under the firm of GEORGE w.
SHIELDS & co, and will continue the Iron and C'mms
Vol INV / 1852 GEORGE w. SHIELDS,
-' IVY y GAMALIEL q. SMITH
GEORGE r. HE0EMAN.
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vTHE COMPREHENSIVE existing be.

The undersigned have formed Copartnership under N
firm Of THOMAS HUNT CO, aud will continue ~
Foreign and Domestic WOODEN business heretofore at &
THOMAS HUNT, Up. ROGERS,
By his Attorney, VIM. NJ Richards, 7. d VAIL,
VIM NJ RICHARDS, ). KENDALL.
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THE FIRM of QUINCY Il DELA.
j PIERRE is this day Dissolved by mutual coos.nt-
New York, July !, 1852 JOHN w. QUINCY
CHAS. 3. DELAPIERR1
TIE Hardware Busine. viii be carried on as usual At u
same store, No 81 John st., under the firm of v
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofoet

u existing under the name Of SPERRY NEWMAN
hereby dissolved by mutual consent Either partner
authorized 10 sign the the firm in ttlement of 10
busnes.-New-York, July, /, 1882 c; 8; sPERRY,
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Cur MantaBzas Correspondence.

MANTArzAs July ~, 1867.
The Nol .9Tyangemen,s yih he United S'aes-7he Eeo
Captain Geno dl-1He Stare Trade
The steamship Isabel requiring, as understand, GER
tain repairs TO be done to her has been replaced tempo
rarily by smaler steamer the Nina which will run be-
Havana and Charleston until the label is ready to
resume her trips
The mails per Nina being about TO be closed have
merely time to say that the awaysfaithful island Is In
the enjoyment Of the most profound tranquity-that
he Captain General Canedo governs his loyal sub
jects very quietly and is by them rarely seem thai
is sometimes doubted whether really We have Captain
General not Indeed 1t not for the landing of
cargo Of negroes from the Coast Of Africa every and
then flour hundred and fifty landed six days ago
at Mariel the siampre fels' would positively have
nothing to talk or speculate about.
The Habaneros in daily expectation Of the arrival
Of about eight thousand Chinese (from Amoy) the in.
PRODUCTION Of whom white aborers into the Island of
Cuba was promoted by the wise General Concha, an
Offset TO the slave trade which dsgraceul traffic he did
everything in his power to destroy but which regret TO
say carried with this island to greater extent
than even in the worst times Of 0'DoDneu or Alcoy
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WEDNESDAY, Aug 4-6p.M.
The Indictment state OF the weather, and announce
ment Of the Nsgaras arrival at Halifax greatly retarded
commercial business.
BREADsrUFFs-Fleur seemed dull and lower. the
transactions embracing $500 bills superne Canadian,
ordinary to straight state aid mixed Western ct 3S7x
- choice State favortte Ohio and fair to fancy Wes
tern. Ut "a 81 IL with common to good Southern ct
S431k 81 60per Dbl Jersey meal and rye -four were
selling in lots ct So 81 per Dbl The operations In wheat
conpred 600 bushels Southern white AT S1 640o Ohis
do Ut ebc, 10000 do red and mixed Michigan and Ohio
at eoc Gle and 4600 do Upper Lake at 65c those in
26oCO bushels understandable at 62hc. 64kc,
with round yellow and mixed Western at 64ao 66hc.;
and those in oats several cargoes Western and Northern
at 45c a Acc per bushel
COFFEE continued quiet, yet unaltercdi 15s bags La
guayra brought 95xc. per Id
CoTroN-lhe market continues to evince great irm-
ness with sales Of 000 bales to day AT full rates
FRrIGHTs-To Liverpool 10000 bushels grain were
taken sekd, and 500 900 bbls -four at 10c., with
$50 hb beef liz There change to notice in rates
for London or Havre One vessel engaged 10 load at
Quebec for London at 92 and another to load ut Rich
bucio for Bristol ut IT'S Rates TO California steady
AT 4dc 81 per foot measurementhe latter rates for
ships nearly loaded.
Provisions moved to the extent of GOO bbs prime and
pork at S7 and $40 go packages shoulders and
hams. at S7sc &c and 1890 10kc.; 800 bbs prime
lard at ii &c. IL sc; with 250 bbs old prime and
mess beef at ST X 50 and $i51s $lSH-the former
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ARRIVAL THE STEAMSHIP PAMpERo AT NEW oRLEASs.
The steamship Pampero. Capt McCerren arrived the
2Sth ut at New Orleans from San Juan which place she
left the 2lst inst She brought about 81 in specie
on freight
The Pampero left in the port OF San Juan the bark
Elizabeth, and the briggs Fashion and Mechanic Steam
ship Promeheus left San Juan the 2lst for New York
with 40 passengers.
The following deaths occurred board the pampero
during the passage from San Juan -
j. II Bell Of Delaware county, Ohio, on the 10th inst
aged AZ Daniel Poster of Jefferson county Ohio the
24th aged 48 j. w Sight, of Charlton county NO. aged
~ also Joseph Helms, aged Is; Hugh McGonege, OF
New Orleans anreman, oath inst aged 49, also Isaac
Rogers Of Baltimore on the 25th, aged about 80
DC Deua gives full account Of the effect in San Juan
" he new treaty between the United States Great Br
tain, and Costa Rics
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Telegrnphic Marine Reports.
NEW ORLEANS Aug 3.
Arriyed-Shir Quebec

Spoken.
Ship Thos Wales Miller from Boston March 10, for San
Bsrk ksight from Portland for Demarara, oath us
Bark yosta tBrem, from Philadelphia for Port Platt,
23d nit. lat 3020 lon 6642
BsTs Mgs % Ct % from EsrO0o for Bal
q Southport from NYOrk for Galveston. was
Brig Lima from NYOrk for Rum Key July 81. lat, &c
Zone days steamigg NJ.
ForeIsn Ports.
Yarl 3 sry s ss Ap Msr Bay r'% MT
sNTwEnP July lsohrr shin probns. Weeks. Norleans
BUSES 1yrs june sIsr hp rsrsn for
Mant Boston; Alma. NYOrk briggs rrn'ess Louise and
BoRprAyx, July lG-Arr berts Vermont, Dinsmore,
Genoa SD 18TH Open York Sharon 10th, Mer
Sid fr, m The Roads l2h Lima, Paul7en, Phfalelphis
DRIsroIr July COR ship Moro Castle, Bishop from
nRsTeL July lOArr bark Georgia, Allen, ST Andrews
GyxHAvrS, July 17-sld Elise Jenner from Antwerp,
CRoNsrApr July lO-Arr ships cornclia. Blanchard. N
cmSoHA lsLssns; J1ly l-shins Jmiata Bdrnham lds
si,0, Graves, for States, do bark II Chaplin. HaIl
cIFNrvrcos, sbt July lsschr Genroy, Money forPhila
lath-sd briss Neptune, clapp, Boston, Cuba, Sawyer
IL port s,igs Cap. Tom, smaey, for Ph!l.dclphs; VIM
and Malvern. Jarman for Philsdeipiis. -
cowrs SSly lat ships Clara Ann Reed Masann,s for
Havana; oysnao, Hiroins Trinidad dc Cubs.
DEAL, July lS.-.A Arr bark Clemantne (Brcm) Daune-
mann York and proceeded for London 10th, ship For
roster, Cnulfeld Calcutta do do.
sid 18th ship Arab Thurston, from London Calcutta.
Passed by 10Th bark Arctic Saunders Savannah for
81 Peersburg 10TH ships Ernetns Brem Frierchs from
Orleans for Bremen. Adler. tBrem)' Hohorst, from
Baltimore for do Bruno lands from Rotterdam for
York brig Stella Maria tNeth) Watson from Baltimore
for Rotterdam.
ELrvrnrRA, July 26-No Am vessels in port
ErsrNy July 12-Arr ships John Calhoun, Mecher,
NOrleans for st Petersburg Lsner Knapp Boston,
FALMOUTH July 1s-sd Sierra Nevads, Foster. London.
on do 18th ship Won Gagcrn (Brem) Rcimers, from
TIuspnrc RoADs July l7-sld ship R,pindola, Chase
GRAvrsrNp. July I6sld ship Arno, Thurston Calcutta
GLASGOW, July 16-Arr ships Mcma (Br) AUDI Charles
tom 7th Hudson Nelson, NYork Sid 10th, ship Per-
HRS Pike. Philadelphia
GLOUCESTER July lArr ship Moro Castle, Bishop, st
John, NIB. - $500
HoNoLuLu abt June 2-Brigs Wyandottc and Swiss Boy
for San Francisco, wig cargo.
HAyRE July 15-Arr Belle Assize fri Erussart. Nor
leans, 18th, fsaac Bell johnson, Mobiles 10Th. VIM II
wharton, Gates NYork.
HALIrAx, July GAR schr 0spray Green, NYort Cid
HrIvroT July l6Arr brig America tDutch), Do Rutcr,
IoSDoN July 20 Eptd inwards, ships Telegraph Uar.
low Canton Wabash Barnes Mauritlus via Queenstown.
Ertd out Haidee, Sanle and Orphan, Williams NYork
JrypRPooI. July 17--Arr ship Thems lBr) Brewer
18th ships Stephen Larrnhee Burt Charleston; Faneul
Nall Scare 81 John, NIB 10Th. Charlcmane. Singer and
Falcon, Wade 81 John Nh 2st Sas Grcenman, Spencer
sd 18th ships siddoss. YoupT. Yorkshire. Young And
Anna Rich, Burnel New York Samuel Morris, saysnnsh
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EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk,
The Debates In the Common Council.
OR SPECIAL REPORT.

BOARD OF ASSISTANTS
This Board convened at six o'clock last evening pur-
suant to adjournment the President Jonathan roter
Esq in the chair The time OF the meeting mainly
occupied in voting.
An ordinance was reported from committee Of the
Board in relation TO the per cenage to be allowed Co the
asossors According to this ordinance the assessors are
70 receive x per cent on the whole amount assessed
the collector 4 per cent the deputy collector Z per
cent This ordinance proposed substitute to that
from the Board OF Aldermen. which gave per cent to
the assessors and III per cent to the collectors.
Assistant Alderman WOODWARD opposed its adoption
on the ground that 1t increased the amount
Assistant Alderman BoUroS said that instead OF in
creasng 1t reduced the fees OF the from
"a per cent and Of the collectors from per cent to
the amount stated The collector said he Is required to
give $50 600 security In real estate bonds and the epuy
collectors $4,000 each also in real estate bonds for the
faithful performance of their duties. The reported
amounts will not give to the and collectors over
81 year for their services out Of which they have to
employ their own clerks
motion on the adoption Of the ordinance was put and
carried.
The Board adjourned till six O'Clock this afternoon.
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ner Coral her tackle &C. and cargo for bfssch Of the
convention cf 1878 between Great and the vesS
he proof 81 the pcrsor. service Of the motion Mr.
Pennell. the owner further evidence was requires
MIR. Wright renewed his motion IL appesfeo
that the Coral owned by Mr. W. Penneii Oh Macniss
and sailing under the American flag was discovered py
the officers Of The Netley the 10Th OF june iest, -
have been recently taking nsh =, Or neal ~.
half mile from the shore OF the North HEAD OF the ano
Of Grand Eanan ON being boarded tho schooners hsh-
ING gear was found wet and her decks covered with
slim e quantity Of fresh fish in her hold The
master did attempt to deny the fact Of having taken
fish within the British waters but merely attempted 70
doing one harm by fishing there, and that calm
and adverse tide had been the of his dropping an
chor 20 near the shore.
These were clearly set forth in the adavts on
file which read commented on by the Advocate
General.
apparel and furniture with the cargo found board at
the time OF seizure to be forfeited to Her Majesty and in
doing after referring the terms of the convention
of 18th October 1915 the imperial statute So George
3S and the several adavits produced to the court
observed that in this question to the true
construction to be put upon the convention The
rel being found within three marine mes-n fact with
in half meof the shore Of Grand Manan, in the act
OF taking hsh was not necessary for him to give an
opinion upon the various readings Of the convention
which had been suggested. The owner, by declining to
claim the vessel after being duly cited admitted that he
wa guilty Of q breach of the convention.
The Registrar directed to enter the decree Of for
fixture in the usual form.
The following advertisement Offering the vessel thus
decreed forfeited for SALE appears in the St. John Cou
rier Of the 3Ist ult:-
SCHOONER ron SALE--The Controller Of Customs and
Navigation Laws Of this port will sell at public auction,
Monday, the % August next at O'Clock, at the
Custom House wharf the American schooner Coral
with her tackle, apparel go pursuant to a decree of
condemnation Of the Court of Vice Adnraltythe said
vessel having been seized for breach of the act SO Geo
III, cap IS Also, quantity of fish, supposed to be
about thirty quintas quantity Of SALT supposed to be
about 40 bushels and quantity Of fishing gear, being
the cargo found on board OF her at the time of seizure
Custom House st john, N D.. 31st July 1852
The Portland Argus Of Tuesday. says-The schooner
Edward. Moore with one hundred barrels mackere
rived at this port yesterday The captain reports that
all was quiet on the coast He saw cruisers. He
visited several of the ports and allowed to remain
long us he pleased by paying port dues.
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4: "a G;!::: S:,;s 4: S;.... ~,
Goodwin: fss.sps, No. YsrI:
.:'s San r.. E:.. H.
p wiz. oiiAsss. Tnsk. soushsmIts,, ssew Francis
c:Ds sssss:n and fssssls Hs1
North Nor New osi.ss: A'Aa' Charleston
Hss1xS,II4. July lisa brig Els. Maria, Treat.
Iovrs5orr, July I9-Pssssed. bark Lady Knight.
s:' sesf1 days.
Nsr, July !SI sS.ian sSds
York Sid 18TH Charlotte wynns. Hssmsr Fort vsndres.
H i July Cid ship H.thorn Brown. NYork
PoNDicHEhRr June z-Arr A0'''aoe' croSei San Fran
PonrsmeyTE July ls-sd ship Yorktown. Brsdish (frsn
PnTsourn, July Is-oG ship New England. Manson. N
PER P.RSAsnuco. July 2e-No Am vessel. in port;
9ynESsrows July ls-Arr ship orphsu' (Dr' Short
"QurHrc, July so.Arr ship Home, Muir. NYork; bark
R rcnluoo July Arr brig Ce.eOrdia. Now Y:rk
sT SGpn Ii In inst SKIP Eadae RoSsrsson
bark Geh Taylor Richards do Sid sst ship chss Hum.
M IsIoR Perkins Dpslin. -'' 'AT
Ga S,s isiy Du''A fnlfsr SY'f
July ls1SSiR charss saHs Oliver g. MfSss
a saiSi' c Sonss for DE- d. A''' '' ~
,n R,y.s sAoursAr July so-shp
81 Tnomas july ssNsd brig Chief. OF Baltimore. for
In %sr%G ID days from Patagonia all her
sew .k with s %Sy uss Am vessel. in mort
sn1lDs yus od gsns NX X%aal Douglas, Phi'a
scI1Ly July Isld Vivid, Lakey, Hamburg (haviag re-
for SYora Jan Van Bcutsh Bruvershsven, for San
TnlsrG, July . Arr ,ashs phsns Parkinson Aatan-
Wie"r, July i2-oa bark Milford, Andrews Galveston
or Havre r,, r,..
sSs sT Moses Mes S Da
sisa S.s NJ sa
i$;s s$:s s sssS H.sl!
asvags ,ns ok Key West.
s1a Lysrpos ssris Ngsv, Teresa cgsaps sP
Newman NYOrk San Jose sp) Cali Barcelona schr Col
MoBiLE July gs@air steamship Junior. Armss5sqs
Kitty cordes z 1BTi man1ai hVeSpool
E United K:
s,rs Efs si fssGf
Ar c S nsT fG1ss
clsal Mitchell Boston; Charlotte! Br, Rae Liverpoo
Ga ship
ssF FAIRY r &
Ids Ai'5 s4ES Z snip
do ready syyS. n g Do s sa for 90 Char
lOtte Sound At Cape Tattery brig Geo Emery from San
At Humboldt Bay abt Je 26 bark Humboldt loaded wind
bound, supposed for San Francisco.
Francisco bound to Humboldt Ray, but could not
venture in account Of the heavy gales and high sea
upon the bsr.
RICHMOND, Aug 2--Arr steamship Roanoke. Parish.
York Cid ship Fame Orkney Bristol. Sid schr Rainbow,
Rorers, Boeton.
sa ;s.sy sk ship
sale brigs Venezuela hence for Acapulco and Realeo
10th: Ruth Hilton Reaeo and San Juan abt 10th;
Androscogsin. MKendry, for Port Phillip, NsW, 10TH
Tepic for sale
SANTA CRUZ, June 25-schr.G en Morgan. Avery, for
Sacramento, dg Sid 25th, sch Eudorus, MAmond, San
Francisco. -
SAVANNAH July 3l-Cld ship Urgent (Br), Boag, st
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New YoRK. Auunst A

- TO THE EDITOR OF HERALD.
Sr1n glancng the columns Of your paper OF this
morning was surprised to the Of Company
used MS being in riot that occurred
yesterday and cannot allow the unbemshed reputation we
have hitherto borne to he destroyed without
the paragraph concerning participation in the riot an
unmitgated sehood and request that you will with
your usual and love Of truth and Justice
the statement made In valuable sheet. The Farming
Guard or even single member Of IL, had dispute what
ever with any ono while ON their excursion The rot Il
may be so called originated and ended with another
supposed 70 be from New York who were there
We js not suppose that informant meant AM will
towards the Company but In Justice ourselves we
the matter placed before the public In it's proper light Res
pectfulIy yours, SAMUEL JACKSON Cantain
III. PARKER, Secretary 'F
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fRoM HAyANA.--We have received from Havana our
s - Da,io de "a Marina, TO the Goth Of July The
news = not Int resting tranquility under the
10 reign IN that Island '
Don Antonio De San Martin, editor OF the Cronica Of
IoW lDrs INe9 at Havana on July 27th on board the
epamsh steamer fernando Il Cafolc0 Ills friends who
are very numerous IN the island have made preparations
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VICE ADMIRALTY COURT OF NEW BRUNswIC

wv hDNIhAIIi UUIBI OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
Before the Hon Judge Robt l. Hayden
WrprEsph' July -. The Queen - rel n ~ Xmas.
fe' iesHsndr, Commanding w. NJ. Gutter Nstiey - ne
sas@lo SmaL ~ tacb 60 and cdrgo.--At the court
socsto General moved On behalf Of tho Grown for son
feLee condemnation BY default Of the American sohoo
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The Cincinnati Times says twoduneral trains met
at the Two Mile House that city the one going 10
the cemetery and the other returning from IT, Roth fop
ped and aligbted TO drink general fight ensucd 10
when several persons severely bruised and the coffin
considerably damaged,
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Passengers Sailed

Passengers Sailed.
CHARLrsToN-SteamshipS outherner.-Rey Thorn
well, G Smith, Hough, J Donnell, lady and
want, Mrs Newcomb, A lie Fevre, A Clark, Hoad
ley, M Berry, Habersham, Osborne. Hebsrt,
Roth, II Letchford Jno Burdett d Thomas, Lynch,
Otis, Storrow, White. Thorndike, p Hayward,
Wepce, Thomas, 7 Thorne-l5 in the steerage.
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Pm ssengern Arrayed

Passengers Arrived.
NEW ORLrANs-Ship Indians-Wm Nichols.
ST THoMAs-Bsrk Mary Emily-Com Roulch and family,
Of st Thomas Mrs Eliza Hicks and family Miss Manages
ard servant.
ST JAGo-Brig Henry Woodis-J Warner, Mr. Richards.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-05
MR. HUNTER TO MIR CHAMPION.
DEPARTMENT or gr.rx \

JoHN y CRAMPIoN Erq &c--
SirI have the honor TO acknowledge the recent ~
your note Of the 9th instant In which by direction Of
your government you bring to the knowledge Of that Of
abe United States which has been adopted by
her Britannia Majesty government, to prevent repe
fition Of the complaints which have frequently
made Of the oachments Of vessels belonging TO citizens
Of the United States and Of France, upon the fishing
grounds reerved 10 Great Britain by the convention Of
ISIS and to be with high consideration Sir your ODE.
pont servant W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-05

Steamship Seutherner, Foster. Charleston; clipper 81
sovereign OF the Seas fnew), Mckay. San Francisco.
Wind, at sunset, S, with rain and fog.