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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEWS BY TEL e CIR PHI.
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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Official Documents Relative to the Imprison-
nlent Of Mr.. Brace, in Austria.
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The Land Distribution Bill in the House.
THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.
Murderer COnvicted-.-A AfIecting Scene.
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ITEMS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
From Washington City.
CORRECTIONS.
srEcrAL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD.
WASHINGTON, June IS 1852.
The elegraphic despatch in yesterdays paper should
read that the ratification meeting here got up by
Webster, Fillmore, and Scott wings" and not by tn
three gentlemen themselves, printed
Also that treaty with the Sultan of Borncc had been
ratified, and not Southern Borneo
THE HEALTH OF MIR. CLAY
WASHINGTON June 25--p NJ.
Mr. Clay still continues in extremely feeble and
low state and there have been no signs of amcndmen.
during the past few days
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GUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEWBURG, LAND
- ing at YoRkers. Hastings, Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown,
Sing Sing. Rociard Lake Hayerstraw Verplanks, Gad-
mond street each way Fare 90 cents to Newbur9h or 70
cents for the excursion II Thomas z. Hulse
Captain e. Van Wart, will leave the foot of Jay street.
<hrd pier above Cham bers street Sunday Morning.
at "a O'clock, for the above places. Returning will leave
New6urgh at IL o'clock P N This leaves New York
Hayertraw at 6l p NJ sundays, landing at Yonkers
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FfAMIIY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS,
Sstu day June 2f. The sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt.
Henoox, VIII leave Hammond str es ~ ococki Spring
street ~ o'cloc Grand ~ C'cl9ek Catharna
street at o'clock; pier No North river a. NJ o'clock
And returning by O'clock +. NJ. sails Cotian Band will
be board. Dinner. &c. provided Fare, IS cents each
way,
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INDEPENDENT LINE FOR PHI lLADELPHIA, DAILY,
i via Cape May-The new and splendid steamers DELA.
WARE, Capt. Seymour: KENNEbEC, Capt. Sanford and
PENOBSC0T, Capt. Whtoar, running regularly
between the two cities landing each way at Cape May
leaving New York daily, at r. NJ, from Pier NO. IA North
River foot Of Cedar street For Passage, apply on board
at the Office the Pier.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE WING RATIFICATION MEETING IN BROOKLYN.
This afia of last nj INT at the City HOTEL amid
the discharge of fireworks burning Of tar barrcls music
and other cxpedens to attract the crswd The meeting
large one for Brooklyn, Numbering probably from
three to five thousand and separated into two divi
held in front Of the hotel and the other in tho
Atheneum building in the The meeting the In
side addressed by Hon NJ Coum of Tennessee; Col
w. Preston Of KeRucky Col Edney, of North Carolina,
and Gov Jones' of Tennessee The outside asscmbc was
addressed by Messrs Richardson of Oneida county Ro
binson Of New York; Washburn of Illinois; Col. Jack,
of Brooklyn, and Prof Rainey Of Ohio Nothing new or
strange said at either of tho meetings. the burthen
OF each speakers remarks the outside especially being
the military glory Of Gen. Scott and Gen. Percss faint
ing spells in Mexico The resolutions endorse the Balt
PLATFORM and were unanimously adopted. Ron
Sandold, Esq presided the meeting in the building
and Thomas IL Redding that on the outside
Shortly after The principal meeting had been called to
officers gave way, hut did other dam, age, and was
braced up again after short delay In advertng to the
circumstance, Mr. Fske observed that the platform the
whig party stood upon stronger than this one
would be demonstrated in November next. The cheer
ing frequent but faint and Mt time partcipa
ted in by more than half those present II nearly
twelve O'Clock when they broke up.
BROOKLYN FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
The democracy Of the Fifth ward of Brook lyn assem-
bd at the of Jay and Concord Thursday
night last and organized the "Union Granite Club Of
which VIM H. Sharp CHOSEN president; Thos 8. Day
Philip Grogan, and Jas. NJ Kenny vice presidents; Jas
H. Cromwell and James McMuler, secretaries, and VIM.
l.. Leach, treasurer
wHIG RATIFICATION MEETING IN TRENTON.
The whigs of Trenton N j.. held grand ratification
meeting Thursday evening last. James 81 Redmond
presided. Governor Pennington, Mr. Cobb of Virginia
and Messrs. Dayton and asted addreased the meeting
and the nominations of General Scott and Mr.. Graham
warmly seconded.
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} c. KEMP AUCTIoNEEE.-AssIGNEE SALE OF
ERAwELLMnc, aU1pEs


TAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR pHILA
y delphia from Pier No North riveT foot Of Battery
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Morning lire leaves az NJ Afternoon express line at
PM through to Phade in four and half hours Fare
first class So second class by NJ line only) So
Returning leave philadelphia from foot of anut rect at
M. and IN. Emiprant has by steamboat TRANS.
PORT. FROM pier No l. ut D 7. a Fare 81 so.
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dSUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO RossvLLE, BENTLGY'S
- g Lotten's landing Perth Amh9y, ard kcy Pget-
The Steamer NIhROD Cart r. j. Small viii commence her
regular Sunday excursions to the above places Sunday
june ~ Leave Sprinr street. at o'clock and Nurrnt
~ So O'Clock, AM Returnug leave keyp0rt a. stock
Perth Amboy 31s Bentley 3A; and Rossvie, IA oooak
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yTXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING bdNhS ON fhlDAf
u and Saturday june 2 and 20 accompanied by line
BRASS and Cotiilon Band Fare % cents each The
large and splendid Santa Claus, Captain George
Oney will leave Hammond street At rs o'clock Spring
street at 7 Grand East Catherine street.
do sI Catherine street Rrooklyn and pier > North
river returning st 5oeock T. NJ Lines and refresh
furnished board bat freo On sunday thsboat
will make two trips dowu toe lower BAY landing at Fort
Hamilton and Coney Isla.d each way.
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GoNEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMlLToN.-THE NEW
v and splendid steamer MAY QUEEN capt G. McNeill,
win commence her regular rrs for the season June a.
leaving followsFoot # Spring street sud 9R A ";
l2l and 31s p. NJ; Pier g. N. r., and 10 A. L. and ~
p NJ leaving the Island last trip at7 r. NJ Fare 2 cts
each way. n B-No half price for children.
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TO REN TWO STORES ON SIXTH AND ALSO
n Two on seventh avenue Also Apartments, Floors,
md Haf Houses 70 small gontee and respectable families
vsrioNe good GOAT ons Also numher ~ frat class
Brown Store and Brick Houses ARMY TO g. PIERCE
ii0a broadway, near Thirty -thrd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-26

L MORIARTY, AUCTION EER-WILL SELL, THIS
day at 10 o'clock. at l73 Chatham street the Fur
nture from Sixth street, good assortment also from
other person various articles of furnture Also from
nacturer large assortment; Also % feather Beds Bed
steads. Carpets. Hooking Glasses. Clocka. &c
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BAEKS-EyERY
A day except Saturdays, Fare u cents each The
BUFFALO, Capt Hsneox, will leave Hammond
street ~ o'clock Spring, 7f' Grand e. R. S Cstha
rinc 81; Pler No. g. N r., A. returning by r. NJ
Refreshnents hshing x tackle, &C., crovided
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FRENCH FAMILY, HAVING MORE ACCoNMODA.
"A tenn than required in first class house, situated In
Second near Fourth street. let the large
front and back the second hoor newly furnished
with superior attendance and accommodations. with
without full board to respectable gentlemen References
exchanged Good opportunity to learn French by pracs
Ing Aldresa q Uera Idoa
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TENANTS REGISTER.


A PAYMENTS TO LET TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, BYA
ord street, Sixth avenue, With modern improve
paror aud bedroom handsomely furnished may be obtained
PIT ofice, with name an reference.
OFFICES 10 LET IN NASSAU STREET "a. s5AND
street.
yVyo LET-oFrTCFs AND ROOMS OF VARIOUS SIZES
and rents 70 the buidias the northwest corner Of
broadway aud Bleecksr street. Apey an the premises to
y'oLET-oN STATEN ISLAND A NEAT TWO STORY
Cottage with orwithout furniture until Neyomber1 /,
s52 contanirg seven rooms situated New York
the af Way House and but ton minutes walk TO the
Vandcra dS teTrS r9r 9Tth,r Nth H'ormation % spPy to
|Fo LET.-TGE TaREL STORY BRICK HOUSE no !
ealk. had Il desired Tie pre-
desirable opportunity for person whn use t for the
same purpose For further particulars apply the pre-
mises
Cotsge having elk and Kitchen large garden
Fulton ferry Brooklyn when stagesipass TING
''''' =" SSto'iiS HARRIS 1856 Grand street. NY.
V,oLKT.-THENEw AND ELEG ANT HoTELoN ARca
street, above seventh. Philadelpha, viii bc finished
r ront to Sno oompcsnt to furnish and koeo rst class
r vh,hit desi3n'd Tho arrange mont, sr, com
'os w'ns o s rSa S S9 al or sSs vste
yert lht otaton is surpassed by sny Phisdelpbis
cenra 10 s places Of public amussment &c generally
vted strangers and travellers the widest street
the oiiy destined be great business street aud
frshiansbe thoroughfare The house could doubt be
sed with class hoariers immediately For torps
nv 90 JOHN BROCK Third and Quarry streets
Fhltdelpia ". B.-A nicrahle portion OF the ront
you'd ha taken out In hoard Ny tho
TO RENr-Two STORES ON stXTB AND ALSO
n two on seventh avenue Also, Apartments, Floors
and HAN Hontes 70 small gontee and respectable families
varouG good 0oa5nns Also large namher frat class
brown Stone and Brck Houses Apply TO Il q. PIERCE
i10a Broadway, near Thrty -third street.
EOfs PATTERNS ONE suILLING.-LATEsr STYLE-
b Victoria Polka Napoleon and Flo wing Jackets Also
Roundab0rts sacks aud and Plain spr az bot
tom Psnts Cents and Roya Patterns in full psrt
HERWICK, 2l7 Spring street,
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FIXCu RSIoNS-THE WELL KNOWN AND FAVoRTTE
H steamer CATALtNE has been thorou ghly repaired
and be chartered for excursions. Apply TO
GEORGE W. CORLlBS, 283 Pearl street.
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RoARD.-RO0MS TO LET IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
~ with without board suit Of rooms, consisting of
parlor bedrooms with panries
also, suitable single gentlemen. Inquire
street, fifth
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEEk.-WILL SELL ON
Monday evening at 7s o'clock at Salesroom, Ne SO
Chambers street. Oil Painting and Engr .vings about
hundred splendid Framed oil Paintings by the Old Master
signed of which very Sale peromptory with
'sut regard to the weather.
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DOARDING-R0OMS TO LET. WITH B0ARD.-A
ID very desirable suit of apartments handsomely
furnished consisting parlor and bedrooms adjoining suit
able for small family, two single gentlemen.
amply at 20 Clinton place, corner of Eighth and Greene
ptvs
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A UCTiON N0TICE-H. N BUSH, AUCrIoNEER
IN will sell this day az l0s o'clock in the room,
North William street. variety OF Furnture consisting
bureaus Bedsteads Mattresses. Sofa Couch. aud
Sie,es &c.
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nor PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. s. MAIL AND
Express lines through in four hours New Jersey Rai
Cortland street; 6a p NJ Liberty street Fare 50
for class and So so Ter second class in and A M
Return at and AN. aud 51s Pm Baltimore, Washing
ton Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold in the
p. M. tinee.
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pOARD IN BRO0KLYN.-TWO OR THREE RESPEC-
- cable young be acommodated with board and
good sin quiet family at 25 Adams street. Brook.
lyn. excl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16
PLOT AGAINST LOUIS NAPoLhoN'


The CunaId steamship Asia arrived on
Thursday morning at O'Clock making the passage
Som Liverpool in a few hours less than IL days.
We are indebted to Lieut.. J. Grant
RAYMOND, Admiralty Agent Of the Asia, for files
of London papers.
The u. S. Mail steamer Hermann arrived
at Southampton on Thursday night.
The principal news by the Asia Is the
proroeation of the British Parliament, and an at
tempt (if attempt it were) on the life OF LOUIS
Napoleon. :,
There is little to note of commercial
Importance.
The following persons came passengers
IN the Asia: NJ.
Mr. Paul lady and two children, Mr smith ana y' brea
smith Mrs Mortsn, Miss DObip, Mr. onipe "a Isdv
childr,n ana nurse Master Comber mI hoisae a
+, n Kin, Duncan Smith, Mr.. van pi @
4 ~ Forbes Ferris j. Cochrane, sanosrson, w. 80
+ B.ebe Tetrsl Low Z. b. Strange, she ~ p
.nsn Beek Rodewa.d Sherry H. 0aTcis, heyer q :, 10
shsea KootpE,iRrr d. LsnkemanD, A. M cnh, noao
-. fRsar.r OF Dspstches1 g. Benrenh, van nsIseS
w Dawes Miss f. DAFT. DR.. w beach; y. enl' -
III ~ y, "a Iadv u Burton Il r. Trckett j. Dawes u
Sb.nssler Bu,son Barbour, Reiley, Kelley Jf1 ooeH'
J.Josepb, j. Hognet w. G. Msloney
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State Of Trade In England.

From Du Fay & Co.'S Manchester Monthly Trade Report
jury We stated In last circular that tue producers
Of coarse YARNS and GOODS attery chs0gng toward
finer and lighter fabrics and this has continued 70 be the
case 10 the mOmeft The demand great
eT for tine GoODs probably owing to the nPryed condi-
on c the people which enables them TO consume more OF
the letter The fuan domestic are sot
doing 50 well they did ago, and the demand for
both cles is slack The trade only took 1857 ba's
weekly from Liverpool during month ending <0th ut,
ard WILL IN all probability contlnus 70 Ouy a tn5 rse 81
long as the Cotton mske u0oisturod by speculation
indeed the characteristic feature OF tr4fs az p7"'
that markets of nearly all descriptions OF proou IN
materials are remaining perfectly seasy no'~lthsanl's
the abundance Of money which likely 90 he OF long dura
ton arr tO increase rather than d nnish Gold
come 10 This country Unprecedented degree anu .o
stock Of Bullion in the BanA OF Eng and IN tns week ess
18th ut, 42l452OlT TINS IS ne !eisfss Az
cord vnile tie smallest stock held ~ me BANK WIS ~ u
snst 1879 when the amount only ~ lifVVV
The Home Trade Merchants are siil cor pialnus o. "a
safsctory tusiness; this IS the more dltcI 70
s,tssdv and large consuuption must De GONG on TIC
of the working classes having never Dosh oel'
The W, ges of individuals are hig1er than sVe II
IN. present low prices OF articles o. oou $40 ,SS
.[ty sangs pgland bids fair TO Dc the cheapest as
well the Ticbest coint ~ r a. .o. or ,,d. aJ,oad
ine ", . cbroyersd nature The news from the Es'ern
repot inactivity. and very NILE mas bern done Ia
Vsyvs or MANU- cTURED GOODS FOR India since the ar
9aIof The overland all and tie absence OF demand Is al
ready perceived here. .,u -, ...,.
II snv inportanre with exception. perhaps. Of
Tar particular counts of Wser Twist taking
place From the River Plate and the West Coast Of Amer
lea the are sone" Il better, aud business On
moderate scale is carried o. " these quarters.
The viii exercised ia Ibis market seems
pieS ali elsewhere and although apprehension
teraLed that the present abundsuco may lead ~ undue
speculation among terpr.ing people Ike tie An@n-
cars bope that such fears will prove unfounded The
export lde 10 America tas been IN Of former
yeart and prices are moderate.
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GERMANY.

Nothing further respecting the Zollve-
rein negotiations. The BeriineT NdchrickteR, III
deed, states that there is vet prospect OF agree
ment between Austria and Prussia on the German
Commercial Question, and that Prussia has
named the 9TH July as the date after which she
will not discuss her differences with the Darn
stadt Coslitisn. The members of the latter hold
frequent meetings.
TIE Senate Of Hamburg Says TIE Daily
NsHs) has received a moniton from the Bund,
calling upon i to deliberaIiZe the Hamburg Con-
sttution. In case Of refusa! the Bund may iad
1t necessary 20 make the required alterations by
its own act.
A letter from Bremen mentions that two
young ladies', MesdemoiselIes Meyer and Winder-
msnn, have been arrested for political w~'i;ng.
Mr.. and Madame Jenny Golischmidt
arrived in Berlin, bom Hamburg, on the 18th ult.
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FRANCE.

The Patrie announces that a plot against
AZ S. has been discovered in Paris. Thirteen
;nc;,;JuaIs have been arrested in detached house
in the Rue RENE Blanche. The cnnsprators VINO
are in correspondence with the LONDON refugees,
uere busy making an internal machine. Many ar
rests t. ok place during the nisht Inc Hacn 1in
was composed of fourteen barrels, capable 1.-THE
disnotch saysl OF containing Zach about twenty
bpllets and their firing IN wrong direction would
have been impossible.
The Senate is still in session, and has
NOW before il a project of SeRGtus C0nsuttHs
concerning the High Court of Justice, and pro-
iect relative to the Organization Of the Colonies
'Che vacation of the Counsel Of State begins on
the I5th August. instead OF. "a was the custom,
the lst of September, and lasts till the 10Th Octo-
Der. One of its enrliest studies at it, next meet
Jog will be that difficult question, the budget OF
1854.
Il NAV be remembered that short time
since the French Government applied to the Sui
fan TO hermit a French war. steamer to pass the
DaIdenelles for the purpose OF taking on board tha
French Ambassador at COnstantmope. FMS be-
ing contrary TO the treaty of 1892, which iorblds
sbps of war Of any nation to pass the Straits the
permission was refused but on the French threat
ming to suspend diplomatic intercourse, the
ChaTlemagpe 80 gums, has been permitted 10 ass
on diplon attic service" and for exhibition 10 the
Turks, bling the first screw. steamer they have
had an opportunity OF s eng.
The inauguration of the Paris and Stras-
burg RAILWAYS fixed for the Il th inst President
LOUIS will be present. -,
The fusion" has again come to a full
stop. and it is said by those who claim to know
that there does not appear the slightes' chan OF
an agreement among the different branches OF the
Bourbon family.
The letter of Col. Charas refusing the
oath has been extensively distributed in the De-
partmeut Of the Drome At Valence the people
even assembled to hear it read aloud. Two lndl-
yiduals are under arrest for having circulated 1t:
One hundred aud fifty members OF the
corps Lesslatif had firewe banquet On Tues
day evening at the close of the session. No
speeches were allowed.
An emtute broke out at Aire, in the
Pas.de Calais day or two since, about unload
ing II charcoal wagon, and required the military to
suppress 1t.
Accounts of an unfavorable nature are
again received from Algeria. No decided check
had been suffered by the French, but the Arabs
had mas.acred the colonists in various districts,
and the insurrectiCn had spread more or less over
Kabyla and part OF the Province OF ConstantIo
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LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
LoNnon. FridaY Nisht, july 2, N

LONDON, Friday Night, July 2, IL
The dissolution Of Parliament has =
the papers hut little to do, aud they are nosg
ing their hands at prophecy N regard to &c =
eral election. The wnts. IL is now SAL. W.
issued forthwith, and the elections will cake =.
next week. All the Members nut 90 rets''
before the Goth August. "a
The brutal and Disgusting no's al oW'
port have attracted much attsanon,, out y
the results Of tn official inquiry nave no.s
communicated. Whether the IRISH wef,fr.
iginators Of the fray or NOT, II IS certnln ,ns
glish mob reteliated with relentless ieroev, a
there is too much reason TO believe l". -
glad of an opportunity OF wreaklng thsp a.
geancc on hose who mad offended them '..,t
by their religious differences than by theH ""
titiOn in the labor market, u
The men arrested in Paris with VIC IA
fernal machine belong to a So ;iety carr e., !
Iengeurs." The arrests were twenty
number. - "a,
From Vienna we have but llttie y
The Emperor of Austria hid left Pestn, o. 80
continuing bis journey through huassIt, hrssb
stories OF disaliection have breun to 'e
the official cams against freedom Of 'PS,sT
The London market presenter -
little contrast with the prices OF yesstIe',dol;
opening. Consois opened at lw,ts y,,oIi; 81
new Three. and a.Quarters at lo't S.s.tebr
duced Threes at Il quarter bel9"
prices--beiug opened at 1909 @iO't. n, 6rn~
FoEtjgp Stocks were gehe''"'
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,,rw-v opu DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JULY 16, 1852

may well suffer under new and strange cIrcnn,.
stances which may bring moro satisfaction ."en
sbnoy snce 10 one who goes out to meet men, ~
to confront anything that may arse 'nn' 10 "''
and strange C.1o,
On Tuesday the English brig Crusade,
arrived NJ Cowcs having on hoard the CIR W 'i
the French big Pauline, de Chevaller, master,
which vessel was struck nv whale and sunk y,
lat. 30, BON lon. 40 10 w. 81 Paris, while on n.l
passage from Porto Rico TO HavIe win 90 chlS"
Of sugar. The Pauline was new brig OF wv t t
She was struck on the bow and sunk III n''e'"
The oueen has issued n Proclamation 20 the
scottish Peers TO meet at llolyroOd on 10Th nnst'
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ITALY.

The Parma Gazette announces the APP
pontment of Baron Thomas Ward, as Minister oil
State for the Duchy.
The King Of Naples arrived at his capt
tai on the DIST ut., from Gaeta, to preside at
CounciI of State which was to discuss the ques-
ton of general system of roads in the island Ut
Sicily. the expense Of which is estimated at
10000, 500 francs
The Pope has sent a messenger to
Vienna to remonstrate against the heavy demands
made on the Papal treasury by Austria, for the
maintenance of troops.
A letter from Naples dated June "a
SAYS: "The L. 5. war-steamer'San Jacinto an
chored in the Bay of Naples yesterday, and vii
imme diately leave with important dispatches for
the East, respecting the case of an American mis-
sioDary imprisoned in Greece. The Cabinet at
Washington has taken up the case with great
spirit. The u. :. frigate Cumberland is TO follow
if necessary. Mr. Morris, the American Minister
OF Naples has just returned from the East having
no doubt investigated the pending question"
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SPAIN.

The HerGLdo states that the English
Charge dAlinires has presented to the Spanish
Government the basis of Postal Conyentlon be-
tween England and Spain.
A letter from Cadiz says the Municipal
Council of that city have resolved to sell all the
town property and invest the purchase money IN
the Andausian Railway.
On 25tb June, the adjudication OF the
e3GO eco which were to be employed in redeem
il Q the Five Per Cent. Bonds issued in favor OF
England, in virtue of the treaty of 18th October,
1873. has been awarded to NJ. Vicente Bayo at
76OO00O0 The rate at which the adjudication
was made places the Three Per Cents. ut 451.