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SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWEEN ENGLAND AND IRE
LAsp-The English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Com
pany have successfully completed their submarine line
of communication between Great Britain and Ireland
The cable laid consists OF six gua pecha
copper wires for conducting the magnetic current, in
sula,ed in gulta. percha and protected from outward
damage by spiral iron wire casting. The cable was
safely landed on the morning Of the 23d, at Port Mora,
little TO The north Of Port Patrick. II is $50 tons in
weight Wires will now be laid down in connexion
with il 10 all parts of the kingdom.
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BY GREEN s. SCOTT, Auetioneer..

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS NEAR AZ STREET, ON TIE
III Island Tuesday, tbs 2lst instant shall sell,
O'Clock handsome building
subdivision Of No 5J each having front
~ and I'D 20 feet Also lots Nos ~ and
subd vision Of No. $780, fronting Virginia
Az and I'd Streets
Terms third balance in twelve eighteen
deferred payments,
bearing interest from day Of sale deed and deed Of
iSken GREEN 4 SCOTT,
June ID
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By DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON, Aue,ioneer..

IEwELRY-GoLD AND SILVER WATCHES, PREAsT
pins rings, medaionx, gold pencils &c.
Friday evening" l7th, O'Clock,
large OF the above described goods
together u Of fancy Useful aricie
Of pearl, mache silver plated calf
morocco, various other
work boxes, shsving-cases
Rszors, stops, Congress knives
Perfumery-Lubn's and Prices extracts, Cologne
Hair oil, fancy soaps. &c.
Also, 10000 imported cigars
A colorcd boy attend the
DOWNS b HUTCHINSON,
Auctioneon snd Commission Mercbanu
June I'D Norm side Penn. between 9th
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Misrs IN sARDNn-The English company is about
beng formed to work the silver and lead mines OF Sar
dina The mineral riches OF Sardinia have long been
Known bat hitherto there have been difficulties
the part OF the government in allowing strangers TO work
Them. These difficulties have at length been removed.
The owners Of the land which the mines ara situated
have arrived IN England with specimens Of silver and
'''a ore .trt arts sF.a ts.a Igs es.,ss = aart
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IRON LONDOS.-The Islands In the Western Pacihci BY
Capt. Erskne, Royal Navy; vol. 1853
Thousands Miles Ride Through The Argentine the
de la Plata, he. Ac &c. by Mac Cam vols London
1859; with Illustrations.
Domestic Architecture OF England the Middle Ages; vol
oxford, 1853 with many engravBgs.
Merivae Republic-A History OF
Century OF he Commonwealth; 1 vol. London, 1883
British Birds Copied and Coorcd from Nature, with
Descriptions OF British Birds by c. jennings vol. London
sto Thirty Years Peace 1916 to eiS BY Harriet Mar
tinean 2 vols
Golfers regulated by the old and by
e recently discovered folio of i6J2; vol. 1858.
Qadson Ike the Law OF Patents and Copyright; vol
on Law of Patents vol.
burke on the Law Of Patents vol.
OF International Copyright between England
and France vol. ... = .
Imported by the Arctic, by fRhNCk TAYLOR
June
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W.R BETWEEN Prsu AND Bopvn-A letter from
Callao April &c, SAYS" No doubt hosties will sooo
commence between Peru and Bolivia The Peruvian
charge daHaircs Bolivia. and viee-consul at La faz'
had been orciby expelled under the charge OF plotting
syains, the government OF Bolivia ~ =.,.t t8.s
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CARDhs attention Of all Invest city prop
IL invited 10 the SALE this afternoon, O'clock OF Ken
neds cottage and grounds square a3 between and streets
North 4h 5h West. Within
opportunity occurred again,
building the the
highest beauty
most rapidly increasing pecuniary value
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Iine la-lt
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n, Nashville Onion and American Of the 9Th instsni
,50s us foil synopsis Of the speeches delivered by
~. Andrew johnson. the democratic candidate for
,,,por Of mat State at Shelbyyile aud Winchester
4, ohnson reviewed with great ability and eloquenee
i, Osilons Of himself aud Of his competitor, Major
I,uy upon all the questions involved IN the canvass
,sI concluded with elaborate and powerful vindcaon
Il tbe policy Of President Pierce exhibited in his
monuments. There is more sound aud true national
,nOcatn the country than Mr.. Johnson; and such an
,,asssion OF opinion from him. while might have been
,spscisl by all who know his statesmanshp and pa
doLsm. will not fail 10 have great weight not only with
hoss to whom II is addressed but also with the democ
ny throughout the country II is gratifying to observe
bal in the State OF Tennessee the democratic party and
candidate are thus taking the true ground on this sub
,ct, with an emphasis and effect which give golden
oomise Of their coming triumph
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WHALIs-The Belfast Mercury states that about forty
whales have been foolish enough 10 appear on the coast
of Down, at Rahmulen. Some persons who saw them
got into boa and pulled outside when twsny-six of
them were driven shore and CAPTURED The rest more
,inliciously wheeled about, and went 10 sea.
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BY E. N. sTRATTON, Auctionesr.

(Pennsyipdnia avenue, south side near lon sfreet)
SUPERIOR SPANISH BAY PONY AT AUCTION FOR CASH
y On Saturday morning. June lsih in
shall sell superior spanish old
wnr perfectly sosnd and sold for no fault
purchase have opportunity seeing
him prior calling Edwards grocery
ner Of i4th and M streets, Sale Peremptory
Jnuel0
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The lumber trade OF Cincinnati has grown 10 be i'm
nense. II 10 very leng since that ie y RATS OF
hundred thousand feet each overstocked the market
Now the for running, the Ohio s full OF hes's
some Of which alone cover acres We have heard OF
one this season. from single mill. which contained over
| 900 900 feet OF boards--Cin Cos.
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CoTroH The American cotton circulars now be-
ginning to aude to the of This years crop, but it is
much too early TO form correct opinion, APP
Proclamation 10 true one. The reports all nged by
the wishes Of the writer's Though the receipts grow
ing less week by week, fact that the total receipts
are 22s 900 bales those of last year at this time,
while the stocks on hand have increased both in our
ports and at Liverpool The consumption. too, in Eng
land actually exhibits slight abatement instead Of
increase and exports not than equal to last
years. Prices in New York half cent higher
than those in Lyepoo-a fact OF itself sufficient TO keep
prices from much further advancing. circular in a
New York paper states that ''stocks decreasing
Throughout, the world"a statement which, the Pos, says
is a, dir ct variance from The truth, the fact is thai
they much higher Than last year, and that consunp
lion has received a check.
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TrssEssKE-Stepben C. Pavau is the democratic can.
ddae for Congress in Pulaski district. General F. X
Zocoaer, (whg) and Samuel P. Allison (dem.,) can
Jdaes for Congress in the Nashville district, stamp
ing the district together and Messrs Ready and Barry in
the fifth district.
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SEA BATHING.

Columbia House, Cape Isisnd. New jersey.
TUE subscriber would respectfully that the above hotel s
visers this celebrated
place. additions and
been house. including The
q Csiumsia with their patronage. r. a-EE##
Applications for be made by letter, addressed
l.. HARDWOOD,
June A-dlm Cape Island, New Jersey.
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Crystal PALACE Colonel Hughes, OF Maryland.
who went out to Europe for the association in February
has just returned and gives very satisfactory accounts OF
the disposition felt by the European governments TO take
active operate with the objects OF
tepse calculated draw closer the bond, of intercourse
between the two continents.
Col Hughes has visited the Engsh French, Dutch,
Belgian, Prussan, Austrian, and Bavaran courts, and
received at them all with great consideration. They
have all in less degree promised 10 send articles
Of great variety and value and many OF them are actu
ally their way The contributions OF the English and
Prussan governments will very shortly be here they
have been at some weeks. Mr.. Schmidt, the Prus-
sian consul general, has been nominated commissioner
by the latter power.
We learn ALSO that the famous Malachi,es OF Count
Demdof which made such figure al London, will be
sent here. His agent has just written letter 10
that effect.
The building is rapidly closing in, and preparations
going in all quarters inside for the opening the
18th OF July.
The English commissioners appear not at all disap.
pointed by the delay They are going on an excursion
to Canada and return 10 the opening OF the exhibition
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II appears from the Pension Office report that land
warrants have been Issued TO the amount OF nine millions
n'ne bundled and hry6vs thousand three hundred and
twenty acres @utf ia Fssf a5te ~ ~
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News PROM SALT LAKE cnr--Ths Dsssset News 10
the aoih OF April has been received. During 1852 there
were ninety nine deaths in Salt Lake city, The general
conference OF The Mormons opened the 9th OF April
with imposing ceremonies there being military and
civic procession the OCCASION and speeches from Gov
ernor Brigham Young and others. The Mormon propa
gsnda fund now amounts TO S34 900, considerable por
ton OF which is in oxen, wagons, and other properly
The fare from Salt Lake city TO San Francisco is ad-
vertised for $780, including provisions aud 10 San Ber-
nardno Ss0i each passenger allowed TO carry twenty five
pounds OF baggage.
Carpenters at Salt Lake city receive 81 10 So per
day masons, ~ TO 80 cabinet makers, 81 to 80; team
work, ~ 10 81
Ephraim X. Hanks, mail carrier, Brother Grouard
and franklin Pierce (nephew 10 The President of the
United Sta,es) left on the 10Th Of April with the mails
for Fillmore. Parowan, San Bernardno. San francisco,
Sacramento. and San Diego, (Cal)
There had been mail received at Salt Lake since
November, in consequence OF the deep snow on the
mountains.
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MARKETS.

New YoRK, June Tsp. m.The stock market closed dull
to-day 5 6sof 1867, 1901; Canton Company 81 Erie
S7; Long Island 36i Reading, 92i; Parker Vein, 81 Cum
berand Coal sol; New Creek, sales Morris Canal 2OI;
Nicaragua, SIT
-Four steady-sae, of 5000 bbls 81 so 81 IS for
State aud 81 rs S. for southern Sales Of Is 900 bushels
Ohio wheat lI8 ll9 for white and ITO cents for
red Sales OF 900 bushels SO 81 white
and yellow.
Sales 300 bbs pork at SIS So Cotton closed ut
previous rates. Whisky, n a % cents.
NKw ORLEANS, June Is -Cotton.-The steamers news
has had effect the market the sales day
900 bales Sock hand exclusive Of sh PICARD
to liz 900 bales.
NV ORLEANS June l5.Tbc cotton market is quiet I'M
der the recent European adyiccs aud buyers asking
concesson-ssles small. Breadstuf, unchanged. Provs.
ions quiet. Coffee rather dull with droopipg tendency.
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NEW JEwELHy.-M. w. GAIT 4 BRO. have this day
Of jswelry, comprising all
diamond, pearl, and plain hrooches,
chains hc facility for
the lowest possible rstss they osr
Inducements purchasers mot surpassed BY any ebhment IN
W. BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th
IA
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BUFFALO. Ju


The election lonniug The credit the city of alo to
the Pisburg raoad company has been carried by 1000
majority
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM nuENos AYnEs.

BosToN, June II BY arrival we have Buenos Ayres
dates of April 2ih, being three weeks later. Letters
state that ali attempts accommodation had failed and
that formidable preparations making on both sides
The Buenos AYres government have issued adj
ditiona funds and have proclaimed martial law The Gus
omhouse and other offices closed and all able bodied
men have been required TO bear arms Urquiza. tho
18th, recommended the siege of the city, The 24h
provisions had become and ia demand He also
threatens to blockade The port but the Bueno, Arrears
hope this by the intervention of foreign powers
Warm work md much bioodshed is expected. Doubloons
quoted at 337.
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MARY RESplIED.

New YORK, June H.-Governor Seymour has granted a
respite of one week in the of Thomas Neary son
fenced TO be executed Friday of this week for tho
der Of his wife. Sheriff Oser has called another Jury in
the case OF this cuprt for the pupo'e OF testing his
sanity tho former jury having failed TO agree.
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Five Dollars Reward.

Saturday evening, l7th the Avenue be
IL 18Th richycsrved gold earring
the above reward by leaving the lost article
at he Union ONCE.
Junel <-d5t F
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THE RAILROAD LAWS CF LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, June Is The supreme cour, annous-
decided this morning in the ALLY of
the railroad acts, nly submitted the people. Tho
decisoDhas given universal satisfaction, the
considered Of vital importance The railroad interests
louisiana.
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gy II. n. srRhTTos. Auction

(Penn,ypania avenue, ,opiA ride near ioh arset)
ALE BY ORDER OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, STRAW
y shades kcOp Saturday morning. June 49,
shall sell for sccount Of govern
Three three ply carpets
About 40 yards clequered and plain mating
lot OF ocoh, shades, &C from the Treasury De-
pattment
Terms cash, specie. :. r
Aner which, sundy persons variety Of and
furniture, comprising extensive assortment
June I6--ds
ny-younv Mems Christian Assoctstton.--Rooms fow-
below Il, the General Post Once
library reading open day lsunday
and The religious
standard and OF THE country
regularly received Citizens and
vii be cordially welcomed.
BY order OF the Association.
Mar
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ELECTION or A RAiLRoAn PREsInEsr.

Bosros, June IA VIM. Raymond Lee day elect.
ed president of the Rutland and Burlington railroad. Mr..
Lee is already acting president OF the Vermont Central
railroad The plan of consolidation of all to the
north Of this will be contaminated soon as feasible
plan can be arranged.
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HE undersigned Illinois,
Indiana and Of Virginia,
and inom his friends public charge
Of and hts personal attention which
be inus'cd Ne will brief Knoxvls Nc
Minnvils, and Nashville. in Tennessee Lexington Frankfort
Louisville and hsysvie, in Ksptackyi Springfield in Ipo,s
Indiana ~ kson
and Gbmer Western Virginia DESTROYS
made, other
selves Of Tits opportunity and will address
postpaid, before The 27th Instant.
CHARLES DE sELDINo.
Washington, June Iah, 1854 H.##le.#
ll-rodt37
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wIILARD's HOTEL.

sHe#.H,H wILI.ARD's HOTEL.
rARD-The respectfully
patrons
closed l5th repairs
reopened fall Acknowledging The liberal
proprietor he will he able
condition win merit increased contnusnce Of
.. --....
". A. WILLARD.
Washington, June -, 1859.
Juns l4-diw
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NOTICE. TO PROF EssORS--os Monday, tho ilh Of July
IN University OF mississippi wiH
principal professor Of chemistry agriculture and geology and
embracing French Spanish snl
German. Liberal salaries will he given.
This insyisu,ion besy pleasant vii
as~ and religious The session
wiI IN. second Thursday IN September merit
= JAMES N. HOwRy, 10
NAV o-imdkcp Secretary Of Board.
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THn Corner not O"saone I'VE huv. this day roa
,sns mace collars, So cent? H@ @et..#-a
$50 pairs undorseeves, ~, worth ~ SO a1t| #
rs chimixstcs, ~ 50, worth - r4H
linen amh handkerchief, 81,
worthy the attention u ladies, they arc
half usual Price -. 10. $3.50, .fr.
'Ftf.9af VERIFY, TEBBs, h VERY, trIIs#a
NAY Until Corner of 7th and PENN sy'
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Australia 1di 81 30 S6T 964i47 $500 loo
United States 557i1,4se 66o,3is
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OAsise rLor Al AMONG r,i s.axoxs.xxxsY
on fhx RmGLEADER.
Nsw oRLxASs, June la--A most daring aud vlll.nou.
attempt al nsnreoon among tho negroes OF this city and
vicinity was fortunately discovered last night ana the
rngloaer suestd by tho police. Il appears by tbs Plea
thai after being arrested, this principal Of tho plot
made ull confession OF The whole affair in which no
that The contemplated plan attack The city at
three different points
Arsenas, gupsmh shops, and depot, OF arms were nt
be taken possession Of Several parties had been
10 attack and take possession Of the powder Mage zinc
and Uned States barracks just below the city The next
FIRE the city in several places and the flames
thus TO be signal for general revolt amongst tho
in the city and the slaves IL several plantations
within sight
The ring eader slaye belonging Mr., Rushton.
He his way Carroiton when the officers arrested
him
The authorities have promptly taken the necessary
ufes to the peace of The city, by aiming the police
and calling out battalion Of cavalry.
The night passed oil quietly but armed parties still
patrolling the streets.
The most exravugant statements being circulated
In regard to this affair The above the facts far
| asce nained
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COMM ERCIAL.
Nav Yong. June IA. 1853.

NEW luAA June IL 1903,
The general state Of affairs OF an gng eharac
ter, with the exception OF the cloud In the Hast, bat the
firm attitude OF the western nations of Europe supports the
markets The arrivals Of gold continue very large In Lon
don, but the investments in continental works still cause
tho drain TO set outwards foua L9adoa There Were lew
bills on Paris 10 be had In London and gold
instruments on railways For the week ending the sist,
tue arrivals IN London i23 0O0, by the Asia from
New York, and 81 OF 900 from Australia. The exports
were OF silver 10 Belgium and East Indies via Egypbul-
lion altogether about E3l0 600 The fact that there
considerable deniand or galh In London for Gonnen ia
regarded the Of checking the Of
coin thilher The produce of the Australian mines in 1852
according the detailed statement OF Mr. Khuil bullion
broker Of Mhlsouine, lT3 tons ~ cw Or IL lbs OF
equal 70s per Ella 1863 SOL This statement,
compared with the deposites gold the United States
minis for 1882, gives The following
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IsncoND DESPATCH /

One white man, and another colored person, hay been
arrested charged with being the head Of the conte-
plated nsuuection. but positive proof could be brought
against them No further developments have been made
The military have proposed case their services
should be wanted
The re ports already telegraphed about all that /,
known, and they directly from the police.
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Bank Of the Metropolis.
Washington, May -. iesa.
GENERAL meeting Of sfoctboiders OF
held At the banking city Monday day
OF July DcIi for the elecng
ensuing. f
The polls will NJ O'Clock and close ut III O'Clock,
by order Of the board
May al eodt27Ju kdih4Juy RD SMITH, Cashier
THE susscrfber has juss received supply s~Is,sr
IL y + n n .
Also, Younaer's Fest India pale
pists. n
And Ic Of La v.rme,s o,rsy. ee. lsf .tae aa1.sf
lsh .8#.1E JoHN ". BUTHMANN,
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WfrIARD's HOrEt, New York, No B~osd>~sy.
son " I'm street bow open FOR the accommodation OF The
public The nou-e md hted modern i'm
Povs%sn snd . nv " superior The proprietor
formerly 9" Nnnrds Hotel Washington, ~ u viii Ne
This former friends public
may favor him with call. =. - $500. .
Fsw Yons, Msy I7-Ann -n.
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Nrm-l)ork Uailn Qrlblrne.
CANADA


The Oitown River-Is Valley, Products and scenery.
Corrs.pohaehes Of The =. T. fneane
MONTREAL, Monday July Il. 1851
That portion Of BRITISH Norh America dr,ioed By
tie iowa Rre1 AID the tributaries, Is but iitde
known 10 he people Of The States. aud comparatively
few Of tie tao millions and half Of Queen Nictorlls
North American subjects possess much knOgedge OF it,
hi. great bssn lies in the heart Of she UEi'ed Pro-
vince q Canada and embraces nearly one quarter Of
~ whole territorial extent. Exclusive OF the Island
# Montreal, .; occupies area Of 5000 superficial
niles and Furnishes large amount of Canadian eE-
pore. The Home Government j. aware Of lIs cimm-r-
cisl INT orince. and yet it lie almost shoy u.notced
even il he recent geographical and status ca Eorks
IUbl,,ted il Great Britain To show the ignorance OF
,fclal deuitaIies home the of the Colonial
Secretary u Do~ung-st., 10 Quebec Deprivation III,
be quoted. APetition presented the Office Pray
ID hat the duy upon foreign timber should not be
taken or IN rep! 10 Of she d-plratols tue gea-
t,usn at tie head of the Department said tha' rcd
lire rincpay came from The United stats aud cOu-
fd,uth remarked, a. the same time tlat the q iowa
was tributary TIE Of l n.ted states The facs msie
intelligent. Canadians sme quite az much as tAe tac-
ttal he Home Government sent fresh waterfron Eug
nd 10 Lake Ontario for the of ships on that
axe sore ~ years ago They doubIefs supposed tlat
tbs beautiful AXE . branch Of me sea Ard IN q
recent discussion in the House Of Commons, speaking
Of houT'rg mills il Canada one Of the learn-d men,
hers remarked that the saers frozen up i,f SIX
months q The year atd consequently the mills could
lot work. If taese learned gentlemen could So the
Chandler and other waterfalls ayon he OtaEa River
even IA The dead OF winter hey would learn 'ha' hos
fIp.' Las DO power over these uslg masses OF NOV
ucvattTs.
Crovais sn ludisn word, accented on the second 81
latte, sudPrnouuced O.-rav-w1h. Tie mespiug II tie
.oid. n iLe dialect I'd -hs .--3.--.s 8 eaS-on.
Do, -uth lsue sLor ,sr lo
Cd. ars OIL! 5-crrta.i-ns NJ