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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
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IN the Circuit Court OF Jefferson county;
nv Baaklot The Faileylin Iirginia,
Plaintif.
AGAINST
James Hitc, Thomas IItde, IYm c.. FIIIoyth-5
iagtoa, Alaetaon s 4Ailen, Henry Berry
Gna 10Th Z. F2agg, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from the Decree J H
THIS cause came on again % be heard ibis 29ih
L day III Oetober 1852 Upon The papers former
IL read the decree ri the cAurt OF. Appeals affirm
ing the decree Of Nogember7lh, 1875 the report Of
MasrerICommi Code returse1 September
18Th 1852 and the exceptions thereto and was ar
gued by counsel: On CONSIDERATION whereof il be-
ing suggested 10 the court that the matters except
ed 70 in said Feport,so far Is ERRONEOUS, may be-
corrected and adjusted BY the paIties with tile aid
of the Commissioner, as heteihat,er direetsd, The
Court valves any action aA 10. saidIexceptinns al
the present time and il is ofdeteG that much of
saGrepor as is the subject matter al said excep-
tiuns berec onmtea 10 the Same cet1ini ssioAer 10
restae and correct the samed SO far AS il may be
shown 10 be erFenaols; and leavesit hereby re-
served, 10 examine On oath before hsiCommission-
er any OF THE parties connectd ilqr interested
in the subject OF said exceptions 1t
Tqstel ROBERT n. BROWN. Clerk n
Co&AitssIoSER's OsF1cF, h
#, Charlestowp, Jdn'y 1871 1853 4
The parties interested I'M the above suit are
hereby nptifed 10 appear before ME al my office on
the ltth of february next, at 10 o'clock AM, at
which time aid placed shall proceed TO execute
EowARDE. COOKE, com+p'r
j.. a. NsO I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
PALL g. WINTER CLOTHING.

HNHE Undersigned having enlarged their Store
j. Room, have now on hand al their CEotting
EmporiHm. The most superior stock III READY
MADE CLOTHINtf ever offered ID Harpers-
Ferry, ferithe present FAT and WISTER trade
where purfhasefs can be :ccommodated with ths
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

TN connexion vita ny business as Constable
i ofIer my services Is AUCTION FER in this
part Of the County disposed 70 patronisc me
can leave word with the ediiors or write TO me at
ChoFlesiown, Jefferson county, Va All business
viii Be promptly ailendetto.
Aprilis. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Pail Paper Hangings,

IRON Europe. aisofrom the American Factory,
i have just come 10 hard, and are now open.
ready for wholesale and retail purchasers who can
not fail 10 be pleased iheyw only cell and ex-
anime the hch Gill, Fancy and other PAPERs, fine
and common.to be had al
G. s. GRIFFiTHS OLD STAND,
No. l22 Bali. ST.. next to tie patrioi Once.
Paper hung in oFouI Of The eityl al the shortest
possible notice ISept 2, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Fall CARPETS and Oil Cloths.

GfHEAP, New and Beautiful can lie Aad on the
~ most accommodating terms al G.fS GIaIFt
FITH$ CQYet WareioE@, where he keeps every
article appertaiEing 10 Ibis business. Don't mis-
take the hluberS71 BALTlxoRE STREET, between
Cav st. and THpolet's alley.
Paltimofe Senf 2 I151 IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
National Agricultural and Seed
WYAmsS Ms DTS3s
WkSHtNGTON CITY

TIME subscriber bees leave to call the attention
u Of the Farmers Of Jefferson, and the adjoining
counties 10 one OF The NEST extensive aud hest Sc
Iected assortaRnls OF Agricultural Machinery aud
Implements 10 be found IN any similar house in
The United States His arrangements with all the
best manufacturers in this county. enable him 10
furnish at Factory pricesevery article required for
the farm and all goods Having his establishment
lefe warranted 20 prone Gs represented His stock
embraces
II FORTY FARE TIES OF PLOUGHS,
among which may be fobndthe celebrated Premium
Centre Draft Wrought and Cast iron Self Sharpen
IL; the Deep Tier Sod The FIAT fprfow ditld; the
premium New YORK, Nps Is, 10, 1920, p and
~; the suhsoil and hill Side Pl0ughs o. every va
fiety and price
Ca!tiratoTs, Harrolcs Cas- IRON Fitld Ilalfffs.
I1ierssAs Fcasyck's &. Slaclair,s H1fdt Drills
Hussev.s and mic Corlnick's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

III ATED Table Spoons and Forks, Albafa Ia
bIe ard Tea spoons Wire strengthened Brit
,.r;. iron and German Silver spoons. Just yeceiv-
edby .... IS - y li1s T. e oON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

r10 man IT STEADY habits, with a small FAM
IN win furnish = dwelling house g which
wo e. s &c, d NM November merit.
n October q. 1854 GEO. BACKHOUSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
WoIIoW-VTEare Castings.

AIGEPo.s Kettles, Ovens. Skilets Griddles.
Il j spidefs. Extra Ogen and Skillet Lids Of ali
s;zss ihsl received by
Nov rs. Hell II KAWEiNS q SUN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Me0airy's Pulmonary BalsaIn.

A PURELY vegetable eompourid-one d de
IA most successful remedies eaef offered 10 lie
p9blie for the cure Of Coughs, Coils, diseases III
iae Lupgsand Throat Asihniia, W hopping Cough,
Cfoup,I &c., &c. HI
The fllIawing certificates, among many given u
tile proprietor VIII be feaaswi9h interest:
BALrimpRE, November. 1851
sHDear SiTt:-We take pleasure in acknowledging
THE beneficial effects OF your valuable PULMONARY
Balsani, we have used il inlopf families wittgfeai
success, and pronounce it aiprolnpt and certain
cure for Coughs Colds, affections of the Lungs, &C
r. McELDOWNEY.
JOHN McELDOWNEY.
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NOTTCE.

NOTICE.
THE Undersigned hereby inform the public that
= The TAXES tor this year are now due. They
viii expees pr0nPi paymesis
JOHN w. MOORE. Sl1iE
ROBERT LUCAS. ia, ~ s.. 4
JAS. W. CAMPBELL, q. S.
Jefferson couniy, Nov. IS. is52-
GkBEN AND BLACK TEIS-6 Css-,.
" bess Black and 0fsen Tea. io-l r,c.iSc5 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Reapiag and Moving MachincS..
! com NEaciief.S.

fea NV N fSAANAACkS - ~ VII III
II Single and double Spout tpTiee $f0te $l6 also
The large Cylindrical at F$u AID $50; and Litter
warranted 10 shell from 500 TO 1000 bushelsIa day
HORSE POWER.S,
Sweep ana Railway. of yarions sizes fre#n SO
10 $l30 s
I .THREsHING IE1 CHIl1ES4
With open and solid wroughtiroa arA oak Cyl
/ CORY IND cor CRUSHERs. /.
From S3pto si5 wafratIqd u grind tf4AS q
10 bushelsip hour.
TIE SEED DEPAR T,lTENT
Is supplied with every yagieiy oilFeld aud Gar.
den Seed, FAIL OF which are warranted fresA and
gea4tAe.. #
4 PER LFFLAE4 GLrHNQ Ell
Having mafe arrapgmenisIwith the Agentbfthe
Peruvian Government foF tke sale oi Peruvian
Guano for supplies of THIS article direct from the
Chineia Hands, putchasags may rely upon being
furnished With pure No.5i quality,lat4o Bal
timore rates.
EAn goods delivered in Washington or George
town free OF charge, aud dr4ers by mail promptly
attended TO- FITZHUGFI ICOYLB,
National Agricultural and Seed WaEghouse. Iron
Euisqing, sign ol ths Golden Plough and
Eagle, eth street. Washington city
+ f 1 I'll -
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Prime Old Segars..

$4,000 E Egsa. o "a F psses. r ssEs L
AZ coo Old Havanna, Rife and Cassabofe Segars
10000 Jenny Lind; a 50 Spanish SKIES and va
rietY OF other ffne brands;
$4,000 Spanish do As 900 Half Spanish do.
All OF which viii be sold very low
G. RI. CoFFROTH
April22. Opposite the ConIi-Hons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

IN The Circuit Coufi Of Jefferson county,I III
Robert ~ Duke, -AdminissrG!or Of BeFfamir |
KHotts, ., plaintiff,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

CoMMissioSER's OFFIcE
The parties taibe above snit are hereby notiiied
10 app-ar before me, al nv Office in Charlesiown,
Jefferson county. Va al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on The
50 dav III Esbrthgy s<,t. at which time and place
shall pressed p EXECUTE The ahove decree
E ElcOoKE, Comm.
Jannarv G IS53
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-13

We are permitted 10 publish the following extracts OF
letters from Dr.. Kane, u. y. NJ, commander Of the
second American expedition for the OF Sir John
Franklin, Jointly fitted by Mr. Henry Grinneli and
Mr. George Peabody formerly of DanyeIs, Mass.chu-
setls. now banker OF the city of London;
ST. JoHs. Newfoundland, June 10, 1853.
Here are safe and sound, al ST John | will de-
Ingeheld will soon be al Discoe, and am anxious
10 catch him. My stay therefore, will only be until he
slaug bteed and the bucher promises their de-
livery at 4, a. m, tomorrow.
The Kindness OF these good people s0Ipssses concep-
lion. The governor gave me an elegant dinner at his
mansion this afternoon, and vessel has been overrun
with yisliers r.. .Er.
3,pm-l have taken in nearly twelve hundred pounds
OF prime, fresh beef, rubbed IL with salt and sspee.
and then malled down with Irvine, and hung II in the
rigging carefully shielded from the with canvass
The governor, Mr.. Hamilton. is brother OF the
Rotary oil The admiralty. He takes agrea interest ia the
expedition. ard HAS presented me with hne .eam OF
trained dogs. panied by four barrels OF seal hppes
have purchased Tor them sci OF harness and sedge.
The governor his lady, the ssfveyor general and the
officers of The regiment visit us at and by 10 o'clock
hope TO be under way Tor Disco
Snow shoes and skn OF very good quality, and
cheap have also Obtained aud also fresh, or rather
quarter CURED salmon which costs but three pence per
pound, and will be, think, nseiul winter diet. 'r..
The Observation-Disclosures are about 10 make large con-
tribuon to your Industrial Exhibition, The vessel
leaves on Tuesday with Messrs. Winter and Moore az
supelntendenls The process Of seal fishing is llusra
ted by model and stuffed specimens OF the seals accom-
pany il. a,.
The letter preceding this will tell you how well salts
fed am with the officers and men. Both work with a
WILL and think, and hope, beginning 10 get attached
10 allow swearing deck or TO the crew. and
threats as 10 knocking down, &c, Nc. which IND
10 be rather avOe performance in the merchant ser
vice. Neither is any liquor used on board.
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From the Mobile Resi,tcr, July 4.
From Havana

The steamer Black Warrior, r. w. Shufeldt, com
msnder, arrived a, this port on Sunday morning from
New folk 25ib ui al noon, and Havana tsi att a. m
We have received our files Of Havana papcrs, but.
usual, they are devoid OF interest
Don Julian Zulueis, the owner OF the Lady Suffolk,
bad been Imprisoned in the Moro, but subsequently
liberated, and has gone TO Spain IN company with Mr.
Barrow with the intention OF bringing action against
The captain general for mprsonins him be is one OF
the wealt es in Cuba, and known 10 be extensive
~ engaged in the slave trade. .rfr- H Nn..te p
The earque Jasper had recently landed ESQ slaves on
The south side OF The island. - estimated that 900
slaves bad been landed the island OF Cuba during
past four weeks.
The Spanish ship Bella Gsllesa arrived at Havana on
The 2Sh ulL from China with 700 Coolies on board bat
Tour had died on the passage. tne L.UrHII
The spanish mail steamer Fernando ell Caroloo arrived
at Havana on the evening OF the 30b ult from Cadiz
having 10 tow small man-of- steamer destined iof
the coast service By this arrival the interesting saa-
lion OF Queen Isabel VI is confirmed
The Spanish squadron stationed At Havana, OF some
six or eight vessels, were man9lvrlng oil the Moro,
and had been so employed for several days
The Spanish corvette from Trinidad (Cubs) for Cadiz,
was, the nth instant carried by strong currents IN
calm on the shoals OF Rosato where she remained, not
whs'andng all efforts were made to get her of. Crew
and passengers taken from her by an Engsh schooner,
name not mentioned, the 18th plt, y me-
The Archbishop OF Cuba IL on a tour through the
island lie is received with demonstrations Of great Joy
wherever be passes, .a
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Cot FRsAosr-ExPLoRArIoNs or THE CENTRAL
ROUTE TO THE Pacific We have received ntelgen
Of The arrival Of Col. Fremont at Washington from Eng
land, where he has beea ncarceraed account OF tho
debts contracted BY him in order 10 equip the with
whom be made the conquest OF Csliofnia Our inform
an, that Col Fremont has reparet himsslf
with the finest instruments for hs purpose OF prosecu-
Pacific. He proposes 10 start 10 November and hua 10
tba prac,cabty OF the route during he season OF
SHOWS. This intelligence will be hailed with lea,urs
by the people Of Missouri, and the unser akng by Col
fenont OF this survey during The fall and winter SHOWS
shows The confidence he feels in the pratcabhy Il the
cenua route, a,d this confidence shown by well
acquainted with the whole country COL Frem nj
fail inspire similar confidence in the friends OF
the central route. We undent,nl that Co. Fremont
undertakes this survey without aid from the government;
and II il gives him additional ela 10 the gratitude
Of the whole couotry.--S. Loss Dem
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= He therefore warns emYraas not 10 settle in the Ia
dan cosnty sast OF The Territories OF Oregon and aeh
gon as The Indian title has ho YET been exnguished
BY treaty Many oil these Indian Tribes he says, have
behaved so wei toward all the whites 10 merit the
mos last and considerable treatment"
Judge Lancaster has been NOMINATED candidate for
delegate Congress in the new Territory of Washington
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.REhT bargains 10 be had In Dry Goods As the
" is far advanced, have
goods hand determined 10 sell them OFF much
lower than they can be had in the District, comprising
A silks ol all kinds
A lage stock Of figured and plain bereges
A large stock of French lawns
A large stock of English aud American lawns
A large stock OF befexo de laines
A large stock OF and oihCT sbaws 0
a large stock ginghams
"A large stock Of plain ana figured Swiss musins
a large stock of plaid and striped cambrics
A large stock OF carpets and lnattings
A large sock hosiery
a large stock domes all kinds
A large lot of remnants, 10 be sold very low
acknowledge sincere thanks those
who
Those who have not respectfully requested forward
early and sell goods credit
who LIST July and the LIST OF
July l0-Daw2vif HALL 4 BROTHER
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From the Valparaiso Mercantile Reporter, May 81.
South America.

The steamer Santiago arrived on the 2S,h inst from
Caao and the intermediate ports, with ia passengers
and 100000 in specie.
We give a summary OF her news
Sr. Domingo Elias had arved in Pisco with num-
Der OF intelligent men from Perez, engaged b. him TO
prove the fabrication OF wine IN Peru. vessel from
China had arrived in Caao with 400 Chinese, 200 OF
whom the steamer took 10 the islands OF Chncna and
Pisco, The Chan minister for Bolivia Sr Jose Jo-
aquin Vallejo, has returned 10 Cadera bi. endeavors
regulate the affairs between Peru and Bolivia having been
iruiless uE ~
ST. Rodriguez, shop OF Cariajena, New Granada, }
has arrived Coqumbo, where he intends soourn
short time tor the benefit OF bis health. II
General Bancp with his family, in company with Srs.
Don Diego Duncan. Manuel Hipoll,o Riesco. and C. Ey-
ans and family, had arrived IA Panama.
BOLIVIA.
The Peruvian minister Tor Bolivia has returned from
Tacna To africa, having found II impossible arrive
any satisfactory arrangement with Bezu, The minister
directed from lacna communication 10 La Paz. explain
ing the object OF bis mission 10 which Bezu responded
that he, ihe minister, would be well received in La Paz
but that the could admit OF any proposals
TO arrange Tie pending faculties, Meanwhile Peru
unues her preparation for the expected The Peru
Wan squadron had arrived IN Area Bsizu had, yet,
scarcely taken any measures 10 resist the enemy his
force in La Psz consists Of $500 men, and he
be confident that The Peruyans will not venture to in
wade his Territory.
Among other atrocities, il is related that Bezu bad
seized 500 horses their way from the Argentine prov
nces 10 Peu beloBgn TO Peruvian sIcbant but des
tined for The service - #,#
The in feeling against Bezus crack hained policy in
creases daily great dissatisfaction prevails IN the COUNT.
and the southern provinces only wait Tor favorable
ment 10 take up arms against The tyranl.
ECUADOR.
The steamer spoke the French steamer Prony, and
informed that the difference between France and the
Ecuador, arising from insults offered TO Sr on,heon
had been anicaby arranged, and that the Ecuadoran
subject On the nth INST III fired in The pIa-
"a 10 salute the French and Ecuadorian flags
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JOHN w. MAUki,
WIN. w. CoRCORAN,
WM. w. sEATON,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
fERDIN md w. RISQUE,
OF the District Of Columbia.
CHARLES f.. TRAIL,
JACOB M. kUNkEL,
MEREDiTH DAVIS,
OF Frederick county.
ROBERT Il. DADE,
VIM. LiSGAN GATHER,
FRANCIS G, CLOPPEk,
OF Montgomery county.
DANIEL VESSEL,
JAMES WATSON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
or Washington county.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER,
a NEW VOLUME.


TnE FIRST NUMBER OF ANEW VOLUME OF THIS JOUR
nal u issued being The ninth of the present
thirty of ts existence The Farmer designed partcu
larry for the middle Safes
in the last Its subscription
and North Carolina shows The high
those States where IL has been
improvement which viii make them take which
cnlad the within tue
reach, their climate, aud geographical position
Terms, 81 per copies IS 10 s.0
geo, Address q, L.
SsM'L SANDS, Publisher,
July 3-eon l25 Baltimore ST., Baltimore Nh.
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The National nisIsencer Unon, the Republic
ingon the Advocate Geogotown and the Baltimore Sun
a
I'LL July. The Journal,
county; the esd Citizen aud the Examiner, Frederick
tooia Wing, hliddenwn the Odd Fellow,
Herald and Tociigh the Hagrsown Mall the News and Che
Peoples own nseown viii respectively inscn the same
week N 10 OF
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M"rh'.rca Iron msntet-, Columns, P.dest.Is, Table
Tops,

bb Saiamander Marble Company
mafbeyed tron OF the
Tor which they received the gon medal fair The Amer
lean nstiue, and the eaf Mopotan Mecban
year. - ~'s - $3.50" - '''
This material having metallic durable and
er hsn mabe its representations OF precious Inc
choicest marbles m than different
and surprisingly beautiful create,
oil heat, ana c"nnot be injured by the acton Of
- SIBAs O. HERRING.
Inc Manufacturing department Of this
pentendence OF " j. Williams Inventors Of tho avs
ten, and the financial and o.
Rusfop, 10 whom al hs
cipa ware rooms, sl3 Broadway, New York
l--d3m
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IlVtotpbATh Cocoa, aud bronn.--W. cr :.
y American mad Vanilla chocuate cocoa and b,,,
which first BY the
aud FAIRS OF The Union, for safe by all the groceries
the United states, gnd by their agents = -. "
Hnsaey Murray, New York,
Thomas V. brnndigc, Baltimore, Kennel
ohioi and ,. ". Howell, Georgetown, b. q.
WALTER BARER, A. CO.
hPS-aV Dorchester, hass
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A sharp shock Of earthquake felt NJ the CansSy
islands on 27ib May, 81 ssyenss en- tDuteo Issi q m
the oscillation being from north 10 SOUTH On the 2sih,
al fifteen minutes before ,dnght, similar shock was
felt No damage done by either
Ii is reported that the crops Spain are but indifferent
and that ha ports either viii be opened Tor The in
poraon OF wheat, duty free.
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alnrnopoLIrAs nAILnoAD.

IT duly Of The Metro
polilan Railroad, meeting o. July 1885 that
the Of stock required BY 's charter
the company has been subscfibed, said
en- pauaut provisions Incorporating said CON
psny hereby give subscribers said stock 10
BY PROXY the Union Hotel GeOrgetown
Thursday the 2eh Of July instant: between
for te purpose OF elecng Twelve directors manage
affairs of said company.
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w IibARp's HOTEL, New York. No. Sac Brord y.sy v,
and DI '2h street, 10 for the Inc
pube' le house - new sudis fitted with
pfoyements aud " furnished in proprietor
formerly o. Wards Hotel Washington, D. u will he
any hs mer fends also all those Of the travelling public
may favor him win call !" II = ~
-, go u. D. WILLARD.
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Two failures arc reported from Hamburg. s. Lehman
& Co a frm chiefly engaged in The Swedish tTade LA
btlities million mares banco assets small The sus.
pension IL believed TO be consequent the failure OF
Wrampe & Co, OF London, reported last week The
other failure is thai OF Messrs Pellzer EssfslJt Co..
brought down by the above firms
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TOR SAIEA superior mahogany billiard table, with
the complete, be sold il immediate app
cation be made .....#. JAS &. MCGUIRE,
tuctOn and omm ion Jercha
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FIsrsrss IssuRascr coNr.sY or wAsHrsorox
GKoRgrTows. July S, 1853.
DIVIDEND of slr the capital stock this
"A this day declared
months, payable to the stockholders demand.
ALEX. MCINTYRE,
July B-eo3t Secretary,
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Geographic despatch 10 advance OF the overland mai
reports sdvces from Calcutta May 10th Hong Kong
May 9th Sidney, April 80 Melbourne, 9th King
Georges Sound, April 18Th There nothing definite
from RanRoon, but II expected thai either The treaty
with the King OF Ava would be signed once or thai
the British would advance the capital, the governor
general beng anxious bring the to close Trade
at Calcutta was langud. Exchange on London, 2s. a.
There no mail from Shanghai, and no in,ege nee
respecting The instruction in China Al Canton French
commodore had seized two Rogishnen. and forciby
conveyed them board OF his ship Tor walking near
French flagstaff on shore Exch ange at Hong Kong IS
per dollar No intelligence from Bombay, The last steam
er from Alexandra having conveyed The mall Intended
for the present n. fe#aIa.4 E.@..sfa|rn -. II.
From Australia advices were prosperous From Jan.
pary Isl to April 9th 100000 OF gold had been
shipped gold, e. lis Sd per ounce All Melbourne eK-
change was at par. .sg s..s 3 ......
! --LATEST isrrLLIcrscE ny SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.
FRAscs-Pars, Jane 2s--6. p. MO dag the funds
opened with rises but The rumors oil the Russian
sion OF the Danublan principaies gave them sudden
check, and they closed decline The three per cents
closed al 6 s5c for the end OF the month"; and the four
snd-a half per cents al 10if. zoe.
AUSTRIA Vienna, June 2A--The lloyd newspaper
states that Russia insists no longer special treaty
with Turkey, but that her demands now confined to
guarantee in the form OF a note. .t... I.ge.r..#
The Oesfureohiois Correspondents says that after the
settlement of the question OF the holy places, and
that the immunes and privileges Of the Gfeek church
are confirmed By the 6man Of the 9th OF June, the sole
remaining question turns upon matter Of form,
Wheh Will be easy settle without prejudice TO the
oRnlY ana interests OF the Two parties, +. ....
nRssck-h'hens, June 19 King Ohio has gwen au
oenee 70 Admiral lasosse previous 10 the departure OF
ne laer Tor beska Bay, and bia Majesty has conferred
on The admiral the order OF the sayiour
His Majesty has issued orders thai aauadron OF Tire
ships should be armed for the protection of his Greek
subjects IN the case OF an Oriental breaking out