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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
ENGLAND.

"A Commissioner appointed by the
Committee of SpanshAmercan bondholders is to pro.
coed to the seat of Ecuadorean Government" by the
packet OF the 18th nst to look out for the payment OF
Ecuador bonds.
According to present arrangements the
vessels of the Arctic searching expedition, under the
command of Capt Sir Z. Becher are to sail from the
Thames ON Thursday next the 18th inst They leave
Woolwich on Monday. Asupply OF 2Opound canisters
of gunpowder, to be exploded by gavansm, has been
placed board the vessels for the purpose of breaking
up the ice, and forcing passage for the steamers
through Wellington Channel Rumor says that Capt
Penny the enterprising Arctic navigator has received
offers from the-U 5. Government Tor from Mr. GrnnelD
to take command of American exploring ship with
which to prosecute the search for Sir J. Franklin.
The difficulty between the machinists
and their empoyers ended the employees having been
obliged by starvation to cave in.
1t is announced both in the French
and English papers that Immediately the fall of Ro
sas becoming known, the British and French Govern
ments appointed joint commission to treat with Brazil
to open the waters OF the Rivers La Plata Parana and
Uruguay to the commerce of the world Sir c. Hotham
on the part of England and the Chevaer ST. George
the part of France sail Friday next for Rio charged
with the mission.
"A proclamation is issued legalizing the
new silver form a coin of the realm. The form Il
worth two shilngs, onetenth of one pound sterling
"A deputation is in London endeavor-
ing to interest the Colonial Once In the subject OF steam
communication with Newfoundland few days since
Lord Derby, in presenting petition from the Assembly
of the same island praying for Government response
BILE to the people, expressed his opinion THAT elective
Government "woud ruin the peace and prosperity Of
the colony"
Meetings in favor of retaining the
Crystal Palace are being held in London and else
where 1t is understood that the French Government
would buy it but the people properly cslledD seem
TO have removed The matter will be discussed
in no nj IN he inSf
Col. Fremont, accompanied by Capt,
Ommanney, visited the Government Dockyards Ut Wool
witch on Tuesday.
Subscriptions are in progress for relief
of the widows and children of the soldiers who pershed
in the steamer Birkenhead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
IRELAND

The news from Ireland is of the usual
type-electioneerng, and squabbles between the two
religions. Dr. Cullen, Roman Catholic Primate of Ire
land has been elected Archbishop of Dublin His ap-
pontment requires to be confirmed by the Pope With
his archiepscopal functions he will probably the
style of Cardinal which dignity it is believed, he had
bestowed on him some time since, but prudential rea-
sons keptit in peto
"A movement is on foot in favor of
Smith OBren and the other political exies The towns
of Clonmel, Tusm and Loughrea have petdoned tho
Queen for their release.
The eviction of seventy-fve families,
comprising 1874 souls has just taken place in Galway
Measures are in progress to erect q
monument to the poet Moore.
- An English joint stock company I'M
dertakes if the money be forthcoming, to lay subma
rine telegraph between Portpatrick, in Scotland, to
Donaghadee in Ireland distance of twentyone and
halt nes the telegraph to be operation by the Goth Nay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

tts The Empire viii be resstablished on the first favorn
o" opportunity. General prcsentment even points 70
tne 'h Oh May the anniversary the death OF the En-
pIoI' ss tne dnte ON which the Presidents next coup
WIN pe nuae Workmen being engaged in clearing and
leyeins the Place de Carrousel for review of all the
military forces In Paris that dav II noticed sig
niioan, mat the nobesse again spoken Of by their
htes-M de Duo de Chm5aceres Madame Ia Vicontesse
&c. The Partisan CORRESPONDENT of the Tadepcnancs
bse says has transpred that patents OF nobility have
been Issued within few days at accords with my
personal knowledge he says that the Of Senator
Leleui has been created Count of MounteeIrnon, he
appreciation being derived from an estate he holds"
These ana suchke flying rmOrs are eagerly caught up
by me agents OF secret Societies who are endesvoring
and IL Is said with success 10 reni,e their scattered
lodges.
Grardin and his cosdors of La Presse are quarreling
respecting his political course Cavaignac and bis
cates IN tne management of La Steele similarly dis
satisfied with each other
Contractors purcha,iir horses extensively in the
western provinces OF Prussia. also in Holland and Bel
GUM Tor the French army IL is stated that these
tractors are also employed in making register OF per-
sons who served in the Imperial armies whose names
do not appear at the War Office This circumstance
taken in connection with other indications may may
not have any significance
Another batch 240 in number of the enigrants Of the
Gold lngot lottery are about embark Marsees for
California, on board the ship Adele
The French Government has granted $1,000 francs for
monument TO Marshal New
Generals Lamoricere and Changarnier understood
to have had meeting at Aixla Chapelle with the Due
d'Aumale (son of Louis Philippe) The circumstance
has given great umbrage to the President who naturally
supposes they were concoctng hostile to his
interests.
II is rumored in the Hobbies of the Chamber of Depu
ties that the session of the Corps Lsgsla will not last
than month, and that the Deputies will adjourn
To- want of occupation.
The following paragraph is in the English papers
"The American General, Peyster Watt, has arrived
In Paris on mission from the Government of the
United States TO study the weapons of the French army,
ri snfN
1t is said that corps of renen upon the same princi
pie is about to be established In the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Wright, Candy & Co.'s Liverpool Circular.


Circular adves per America dated ID instant reported the
COrTos market closing that day quietly with sales estimated
have been restricted to about 800 bales daily atyery irregular rates.
but chiefly at decline Of I'd 10 on mddns qualities and as
the of holders realize indeed such has been the
samples have been before the produce ship
Two three days favorable winds have brought in several vessels
place and afforded look for steadnes
balls IN statement smonn, 70 1850 bales of which sp~cu.
ktors have taken O and exporters 2aO bales and include
1880 American Of which 40 to spectators and 1850 to ex
The to-day estimated 5000 bales without change
Further business viii be suspended I'LL Monday next
The import for time Is 1854 bales oil which 51fi are
American.
\. Orleans Fair, SD MddLne, 5l6d Ordinary By to 4Sd
HSss ed ed 4s I'd. ,ot "a H.
doubt been mpedd by the
ing holidays which usually dull time, but pa:cu
larry perhaps of the continued heavy receipts at and eH
ports shipping extended estimates
OF the yield, 100000 and even 5OoU bales now hndns many
advocates and until this approached win more certainly
WILL however lose much OF It's interest and the prospects
the forthcoming planting take Is place in argument Should
this be unpropous the effect would immediately 10 e IN THIS
market.
and while and Manufacturers are willing renew contracts
on buyer, are TO op s sans ,ns
Ahhoush Cloth and Yarns are not quoted lower there much@
The Corn mark has well attended and
heavy supplies tend limit transactions and the densnd for
both and has been but moderate without change
value from Ispns CoSs yellow has been more free
OF sale White pressed on the market - II " quarter lower
We refer O annexed table OF imports, prices, &c
AsHK limited demand at Isl for Pots and s Tor
Pearls y cwt
Blr-saes confined to bhds first Philadelphia 81 y
BrrswAx without change in value, moves of slowly
dull about ~ un good to tne realized N TO
81 y cwt.
Pharmacists Of 30 bids. are reported at co.,
No uansacons in TixorHrsrED
LAsp-Ie operations confined 10 Is tuns at 49, ewt
TlIsu-No business has rsnspred this article and the
ket generally has a dull appearance.
limited request al ~ to lo y cwt No srsirs IN
stock.
TBuyers are still reluctant yield asking rates. and
are conf to small parcels, At loi to III barrel
very and has advanced To n for common
amber, mp l2i for fre 49,.
Lrsrrp CArss fair &c 1916 TO 81 81 for thick
ard 81 i0i 10 l5i for thin oblons
steady request and sales have been made at 1871
q cwt for 6n- qualities in bond, -
On are without value and transactions all kinds
limited Yours respectfully, WRear GAspr 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. APRIL 2
Arrived.

steamship South Carolina Turner from Charleston bound to v
erpo this for having disabled propeller
suppo ed n crossing Charleston Bar.
Bark Republic Brewer San Juan N 20 DAYS oswood and hides
Bishop Co 18th inst of Hateas spoke be Pnta Of and
70 PoItlnd from Marcel DAYS
Bark John Colby, Hatch, Ponce r., March 90 &C.
soumayd Sons The Gypsey sailed few days previous
for Bridgeport April lat % IT, Ion ~ So spoke Ann Marsh fin
Boston for - Domingo 9TH lat 20 L. lon III A. passed brig Mar
crins. for New Haven.
Bns Times (of Bosoa Hnekley Ponce PR Apr3 and
molasses 20 master.
schr NJ Freeman, Glover, Mayasuez, r. April g. moses
To T. r. lewett vessel 10 NJ NJ Freeman April 10 lat
large ship having painted ports with loss
bowspnt and main.topsalant mast, steering south.
Sohr Ira Brewster Horton Wilmington NC, days naval
TO n L. McCready Co. 10Th 4. M William Berry,
Sandy Ill., Md, lost overheard from the flying bboom low
cred the yawl him. but he sank before reached him
schr g. H. Townsend Hutchinson Nuevas, April H. moasse,
tobacco, &c. TO VI. NJ. Freeman 4 Co
Schr Pampero Kendrck Apaachco Aprl2 NJ Be
dell FRS, day lat 80 a. lon H. spoke schr Connecticut from
New York Tor ST. Domingo
Schooners-E H. Nash White Jacksonville Eff l3 days yellow
julia Nancy Lleon, Newbern, NC days,
]. Mitchell; Charles Mills Francis Charleston
days and n L. McCready Co, Frances Saftery,
Davis Charleston days and L. McCrsady Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BY THE ASIA.

The following persons came passengers
in the Asia:
Mr. Longcramp lady and children Madame Contammie
H. ID. Fraser, Mr.. Levy Miss Oldfeld Miss Oldfed, Mr.
Bleighs and lady, Capt Sharp, lady and child Mr. Merritt
MIR Omitage Mr. Keso Hon E. Tioesleton Mr.. J. c. Gro
niazie, Mr. Bowon Mr.. Morand, lady and suit W. Perry
Mr. Perry, Jr, Mr. Escoer NJ Odlum, p. Holland and SON
Lorcute, p Lawrence Q. Admyraud @. Richardson, Mr.
Sram Mr. Duke lady and servant Mr. Cuviler and lady
Mr. atson Mr. Foxtaure, DIR. j. Douglass Mr. j. Carr j.
Kelly, Capt. Moody, Mr. C. Hartshone E. Mscksy Mr.
Smorfei Mr. BARLEY, +. Lloyd J. D. Jenkins Parry, j.
Lamb and lady, Mr. Sanderson Jr, VIM. Lamb, Miss Lamb
Mir E. Lamb L. Bggin Jr S. Warren J. Aud Z: Aud, g..
Dickinson j. Lawson R. May, Mr. Levy, w. j. Vale, Miss
NJ Morgan Mr. J. NJ Hail. Mr.. Schultz, Nh. Rhomann, Mr.
Brown. Total, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
PRUSSIA.

--latest dates from Berlin are to the 4th
irft There Is little or news Most of the Ministers
had left Berlin for the holidays, and till the commence-
ment of the sittngs of the Congress OF the Zoveren
there will be pause in the course of political action
The Journal du Commerce of Anvers OF
the h states that catastrophe had occurred by which
chapel on the mountain of Zobt in Silesia swal.
lowed up and several lives lost Toward midday (dae
not stated report of thunder, was heard and the
summit of the mountain became suddenly enveoped in
smoke On the smoke clearing away it appeared that
the chapel had been engulfed No farther particulars
given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
ANrHoNyJ. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
T ARGE and PEREMTORY SALE o


II 1873 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, beautifully
situated for immediate improvement I'd and 4thays and
seth, Tooth and l0lstss, In the Oy OF New-fork' ~
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sch at public auction,
on TUESDAY, April n, 1852 at IL o'clock, at the Mer-
chans Exchange the highest bidder the following choice
lots Of ground, viz:
IA Building Lots forming the entire block Of ground
bounded by 3dav 4th-sv, Tooth and l0st-ss.
Also "a Lots of Ground forming nearly the entire block
of ground bounded by Sd and 4havs and 99th and 0oth
The above lots all Of full lze, all beautifully situated
for building purposes and very desirable for OF small
means to purchase fine building lot for capitalists 70
make safe and profitable investments. -
Ii Is high ground and commands splendid view OF the
East River There is probably sufficient building stone on
no doubt be sold advantage for filing lots few streets
above - m
IL il situated few streets above the center Of Yorkye
and near churches schoo-horses &c.
This property admirably located for Manufacturing pu
poses and business operations its cose proximity 70 the "a
and Attn avs and the Harlem Railroad and in the vicinity OF
great renders it very desirable and being &C.
cessbe almost every hour Of the day TO the cty proper
makes very for doing business In the
city, or for tie woFkingmen or mechanic .
This property all hes in body and from IT. peculiar
location and advanages must become popuou ana
yery important part city, and s purchase cannot but
be safe and profitable investment OF capital Tito perfect
and free from all membranes
IS Der cent of the purchase money remain on bond
mortgage for year ct per cent The sale viii Do
positive. , ., ~ .
For further particular apply to the suc'oneer No
Broad where maps describing the above property can Do
bad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
AUSTRIA.

"A letter from Vienna attributes the
death of Prince Schwarzenberg to excitement caused
by political disappointment The Emperors Partially
for Meuernich caused him, on several occasions, to
slight Schwarzenberg whose irritable temper could
brook the indignity. Metternichs policy will now,
in all probability, be adopted. =,
The Finance Department is occupied
with project to diminish the excessive circulation of
paper money. Public confidence however, has little
faith in the scheme
Count Bush Schaunstein has been sud-
denly recalled from London 1t is believed that he will
succeed Schwarzenberg Premier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
FRANCE.

AS might have been expected, the death
If Schwarzenberg has created considerable interest IN
Paris but far may Judge OF the public feeling
by the meagre notices in the journals IL u merely a.
MISTER Of gossip there being data 10 judge how far
the event may affect the relations between the Austrian
and French Governmental
The significant tone In which parties supposed TO be In
the confidence of President Louis speak, respecting I'm.
peiiasm leaves Il settled belief In the public nind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
$2OO.OOO .r! BOURBON !1s 3 n, FAY, FAY.

r
and CITY OF NASHVILLE (kentnckyl BONDS
Messrs Gilbert johnson Insurance BUILDINGS wilat
Cent Bonds the above Counties and City interest
coupons payable serniannuaiy IN the City o.
TIE Bonds are for 81 EACH the principal reirnbursabe
These Bonds were issued TO the Maysvile and Lexington
Railroad Company IN payment of stock subscriptions TO that
road made by the above Counties and City BY authority Of
vote OF the people, unanimously in the City Of Mayys,
and BY heavy niajorities in the Counties.
Ine koad to which the Bonds issued is axty-ei
miles long and the Cities OF Mayse on the Ohio
River and Lexington In Fayetfe County The estimated
cost Of the work and the stock subscriptions
The Counties Of Bourbon Faye,te aud Mason are all pop
ulous and wealthy The soil is unsurpassed Ia fertility any
country, and the population Is intelligent industrious and
substantial The Auditors Report for l85l exhibits the fol-
lowing statistics of wealth and population
Bourbon rassSe s PI91s s f0P ~ sa
tayette .................... lLInISS SSl2
The above Counties entirely out debt excepting for
their recent Railroad subscriptions amounting TO 00o
for which they hold equal amount of Railroad stock The
City OF Msysille has population Of about 5000 and tax
able property to the amount of 81 IL the point
the Ohio River in the County Of Mason, of anshipment
for the whole northeastern section OF Kentucky of mer
chandse and produce going inward and oUtwsdand under
the influence of the of roads convergng upon IL
and forming connections with all the rch central regions Of
Kentucky, and with the principal lines of Railway running
south and north the city must rapidly rise In business pop
ulaon and wealth Maysville owes now debt Of $4,000
1000 exclusive of the for Railroad purposes This in
$ebtedness based capital of 80 $3.50 exhibited
BY the Assessors books which does not give more than two
thirds Of the actnal value.
The consutionay of the issue Of these Bonds has been
affirmed by the Circuit Court and Court Of Appeals Of the
State of Kentucky which forever settles that question The
Court Of Appeals decided that their collection be
forced by wr of mandamuS and the individual property Of
every citizen subjected to the payment
The Kentucky members Of Congress certify TO the perfect
security of these Bonds and Mr. Clay adds his testimony to
their value. He says
.hese three Counties are among the Richest believe
excluding Jefferson, they the three richest in that State
The Bonds are executed under the authority Of the Legs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT..

~ To Contractors proposals., endorsed Proposals for
BUILDING SEWER in SECoND.ST.,' win be
Office OF the Croton Aqueduct Department (Rouna Park
al Mondsy the 3h day of May 1857 O'Clock p NJ build
Sewer with the Receiving Basins and Cuverts ST.
from Avenue to 0th of length
feet The plan the Sewer and specifications the building
and all other information relating thereto be obtained
Application the Contract Clerk this oeNew York April g.
ls52 NICHOLAS DEAN Pres of the Croton Al Dent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
STREET DEPARTMENT.. No. a Hall of Rec

~ ordsPubhc notice hereby that the following esou-
tons have been presented the Board Aldermen To
FENCE VACANT LOTS between m and 30th 81 and Lex
insonavs To REPANE CHESNUT ST, between Madison
Oak SIS Aho, the following petition; To PAVE and FLAG
SPACE POUR FEET WIDE in THIRTY SIXTH sr,
and 6hass All thereto
requested themin oce
before the ID day OF May nexNew York %
JOHN 7, DODGE, Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
NOTICE.-Public notice Is

~ hereby 10 the occupants Of
honss and o improved unproved lands affected thereby
that the following been completed the
and sd the Office othe OF exsml
ns',os by al persons Interested For BUILDING SEWER
Eleventh ST. from the LIST the 2dav. The limits
oy saeh include al
vacant ots pieces and parcels land situated olth
NE LIST and ID avs All persons whose interests affected
y the above nsed and who opposed 10 the
e or eih.r Ct them requested
~iuas TO the NJ desn-d their Office No Hall Records
within thirty days from the date OF this Bureau OF
Sssessu enis, Street Department. Aprl -. 1854
SAMUEL X. DEMOTr,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, AsssseorS
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
CORPORATION NOTICE-PubGc notice is

~ hereby the owners occupants
OF s houses and ois improved unmproved lands affected there
by that the following Assessments been completed
and lodged the office OF the
to elimination, by all Interested For BUILDING
SEWER IN the rENTH-AV from AID S6th-st
hacet by snc include all the several
ground lots land
the lurhsy OF nd
+sh, and the souhery side Of 4ahsi
All whose affected
assessments and who opposed the them
requested 10 their objections, the
their Office, No Hall Records
OF thu note0ee, Bureau OF Department
Arnl 1882. SAMUEL II. DE NorT,)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
IN EMITTANCES to ENGLAND. IRE

cpxySxLAN D, SCOTLAND and WALES-BOWMAN.
IN CO viii issue drafts Of 81 sterling and up
and irIS ~ sight In any town throughout Great Britain
pSM 4PaI69 NTTT LINES Of LIVERPOOL and LON
f,snJ. hnhs H. hifS-Penons Wishing have their
me above Lines which a regularly on the sth and
eve monh from Liverpool and every alternate
apply 70 the only authorized Agents in this citv
BOWMAN, 0RINNELL 1 CO.
Once No 50 South-st Nev.York ana
~ FENwICH CHAMBERS, Fenwieh-st, Lverpcol
N.b-When passenger decline coming the money yin
Be returned without deduction. 's VIM
Liverpool Packets leave NewYok the 9Th and 1l Of
each month London Packets leave NewYok every stse.
nate 1hu1day. fog paAsss apply - shove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
SWITZERLAND.

Much attention is excited respecting
the surveys for comprehensive system Of Electric Tee
graphs and Railways throughout the Cantons Stephen
son, the English Engineer, has furnished plans.
The dispute with France respecting the expulsion Of
refugees remains in statu quo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
B. A. Chiffon, Auctioneef -,Tr
GALE of HOUSEHOLD FUhNl-

- TURE and PAINTINGS, at No g ?tnc s1tn,.asv,
sv-COLE Chiffon viii sell THIS pAr, AA;"hon:s
April 2 commencing 1t u O'Clock Of the per Red
No 49 5ths large and general assoIsmens o. in psrt
Of Brusels. Psrior and Stair CsrPe1; l1s 0fomsns
ply do Mahogany Sofa. Chairs Table Gs 7,sss soIss
&c; Walnut Etayerea Porcelain ~ p%.eisiu Dey Clock
Ii% mp s SsH vns Preach ana other Bsdss1 S; HAN
Mait1essea P.lsss fssshss nse. ~ Rrakf. Ssts d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
HAMBURG.

The full tide of emf gration has set in
from Hamburg and Bremen On the Sd inst five vessels
cleared from the former port with 800 PASSENGERS
The greater number of the emigrants come from Thur
ngia and Hesse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE of STANTON

and NORFOLK-ST. PROPERTi-ADRiAN n
AT u o'clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange, the Lot with
the twostoy Brick Building thereon, situate on the south
east corner OF Stanton and Norfolk IS by 81 feet
The lot with the ree-story Brick Building adjoining
the above and known No. l stantonst; 3by 80 feet
The Lot with Building thereon ADJOINING the hrst do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
r AND WARRANTS issued under the
- la" ~ ''''' 3. w. CLARK, DODGE 4 CO.
Corner Wall and Willism-stA
NEw-JERsEY ZINC COMPANY, I
Transfer Office, No. 81 Liberty-st. }

|NIOTICE.-An amendment to the char
Ter of the New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Co. has
d the Legislature of New Jersey and been accepted BY
be Directors The title by the act changed to New
Jersey Zinc Company"
The New-Jerey Exploring and Mining Company stock,
nd The sock of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and
Hsnufacurng Company, will be exchanged for the new
sock Zinc Company upon application at this
ehce. JAMES II. COhAiS' Hiosioon~
Eew.York March 10. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

. a.. u.,rs t~rk Texas. Revel, New , lo'A'
,sp Co.'s ,'sas OF. 's Isla, Hgtee, Phis'deph@
d.s MI So ruipre, pspn GcofssSo~n -.
wicktss.'', at snce ; :, III 'r
si xls1es .msrtne Tyler, New oX 10th. brs SE.
~ ssb, : Tamas schr Elizabeth. Trout Ch.,'e-io; >
sss, psss =, brs " Hnds, Perry bowdoi"h'' We ''"'
G e. ~ e. acsOnlbs, Bath, Me.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
ITALY.

Reciprocity of trade is established be-
tween Tuscan and Spanish ports.