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NnANY, August 2o, 1868.
Tho receipts at this port during the past forty eight
hours, foot up fonoWs:--t our, ~ OG1 bbla wheat
3a,t9o bushels; corn 81 00o; oats 50O aud barley
10 zoo oufhes Flour in fair demand Western bat
prices faow change Of moment; sales, 800 bbls
Wheat IN firm, with good unlos inquiry 1900 bushels
GtIe,eo hate teen sold a. previous rates. Crrn il 10
good deand the sales amonnt 70 L. 900 bushels. 900
buEhes barley changed handa at $50 Tor two roacl and
Sic. for four rowed 0ats aro steady at i6hc., With
sales O. 80 bushsls Prison whiakey quoted at25Sc
BcrAIo August 20, 1885.
The gcepts at this port since Saturday have been
anneIsaflour co nblf.; wheat, rs eco; corn iieooo
aud 'octs 5000 bushels flour Is dull bat yricss arc
nrT.; SO bbs Ohio soH at 81 50 81 10, and $500
br.shes Michigan at tho au,e, VIA. ia in fair
oopand but the frmpces OF holders cheeks operations
I0Oo bushels cold at 81 10 for Ohio Corn Ia la good
tquiry and beid higher 1000 bu,heis have been sold
Oats ore doll ~ S6c. Ohio uhhey 43c. frch.s 70 Al
baey Flour eS}sc; corn lSc.
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Great Exci,s,aent at Niagara Falls.

NEGRO ARRESTED FOR MURDER-DEsPRRArE FIGHT
BETWEEN WHITES AND BLACKS, ETC.
NIAGARA FALLS August 90, 1853.
Gres. excitement was occascned ct the Cataract
House yesterday BY tho BY Deputy Marshal Tyler
Of Patrick SAeed alias Joseph Watson coored waiter
at that houe who Is accused Of being murderer OF
james Jones, Of Savannah the 9th July 1s4s The
walters believing him to be arrested fugitive slave
rccued him from the ocars and bairesded the door of
the dinisg room.
One of Tho officers drew revolver and snapped II at
but the missed fire. The door then forced
the man again ezedand seain rescued BY the negroes
who hurried him down to the ferry, where he iumpeA
into boat, ard roved half the river BY
the ferryman who left the boat In the middle Of the
stream and returned another boat 70 the Shore to
ascertain the particulars Of the from the officers.
Finding the crime be murder the ferryman agreed to
DOM 10 the handing at she bridge, aud there deliver
the criminal TO the officers,
The latter teen started for the lower landing but w-re
preceded BY the negroes, who, 70 tho puuper OF sbsut
$40 rcached tie landing before the OIL cers,
The oflesra thea claimed assistance FROM q party OF
soTe 800 Irnh aborers employed the railroad, and
regular pitched battle e-sUed the negroes being put
CHIT ana pIrcue' by the borsrs. S,vezal Of the f)ner
knocked down with stones and pc rerely jurcd
ssecd. WssAor. tIen tler from the boat placed
IN csTs,se ~ the o6cers, and taAsn safely TO Buf
falo.
FIFTEEN husdreS dtYrs sard had been offered for the
arrest of Sneed vAc VII be conveyed 70 Baltimore
soon az the sscssssry payers are received.
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Interesting from Montreal.

TIiE GAvhIzI nfOT6-ARlEsr or THE MAyon--Ex-
rLosIoS OF A RAILROAD LOCOMOTIVE, ETC.
MONTREAL, August % 1853.
The Vigilance COMMITTEE Saturday last arrested tho
Mayor OF this city, Hon Carlss Wilson, For murder
the 9TH OF June last, during the Gevaai riot He was
held 10 bah in the OF eight thousand dollars, TO ap
rnr the 4h OF October next TO answer Mt the Crir
nal Court Of Queen Bench. Three Of the rioters
~ the 9th OF June have been arrested namely Garet
R7ry Pierre Brcuillet and NJ Moses. The latter was
SceoUd Asssant CheF Eneneer OF toe Fire Department
On Saturday, tho I oton station, on the Grand
Tiupk Railroad "a the locomotive G, niiccok one OF the
mot 70 ncriul freight gnes drawing heavy train
of lumber &C., her fire Dox fell in and explosion tol
loved. bursting tho engine into Fragments and selduS
her sixteen feetup an embodiment The engineer Msh.
ari Seeoy, fhe fireman. nad section named Geo
Bswe with difficulty extrcstsd from the ruins and
The lives OF the first two arc deoparad Of sac Cont
cook was built by Mr. Beiiey, OF Manchester, n. IL
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The French Empire.
A GRAND TLTE-TnADE, grc.

..
The French is entirely aed on reports Of
the grand fcte Il the 18TH reyiew Of thousand of
nsn, tournaments, Passage AZ arms betueen Froncd
ard Eng,h snehts the fold of the cloth or geld bal
Icon scents prccessons boat races &c, took place,
High mass celebrated aud the proceedings wound
up with brilliant display OF aowo,ks ard an unlimited
supply Of bread and rv ordidre to tho poor az total
expenditure Of three fourths OF million OF ffencs The
weather WAS very favorable for this joint festival OF IA
poleon and the Assumption OF tho blessed Virgin Mary
M Sanford appeared at The Emrosors so!rss in ciu
zen's diess
Ths dstiss On btuscp ere ss,oiishsA
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COsOness' InIuosts,

ANOTHER MAN MURDEkED RY ROwDIEs.
Coroner Hilton yesterday held inquest at Ne g
1A1Iens street upon the body Of John Brsuisau n
tive Of bsisLd twenty two years Of ~hsce death <as
TIE 2st inst. BrnDisaa was quisty passing threasS
lAGrens street Grand. when he attacked bSa
Dtsfo named Woods, ALIAS Buckeye Boy, and sevsssl
otherr, who brat HIM in bsrbsrous msnnet. Several
persons witDessed tbs assault and the negro ruu
away Tbs injured man was talen to his restdsoos n
time Of his death the testimsey adduoed bsssus
the Cororcr jury, thsre did appear to have bssa
aay provocaton for the assault II that gaag
Of wne ard black <oiss accustomed TO
about that corner. and Buckeye the most active q
stones him. DR.. NnneL ~ho sttsodsd him gave q
"a bic opinion that tie injuries received thu oaase
That shc deoess SEQ came to his death BY hsuorrSars
Of the temporal artery the result Of inu isasst
BY neg ca,.d DuoAe,e Bay, and Others TO the jsv
be ward for the d,scovsry asrsst Of ssd
hce.sed was unmarried. and lived at SO LAureos ssesE
NO oSmaften respecting the murder had been Ian e
the station house until Coroner Hutton called Vtth ~
warrant for the spprehension OF ths negro. ImosN-
bull went In search Of Ancerson assisted by ofReer
Baldwin, whom he s.atiooed tho prisonsrs hsuse n
ing the Of Church and CAusI stseess me. sss
day whom he suspected to be the parry. from tue e.
.c'ipioD That had b*eu gwen and having followed hin
fhS other officer Bald ~n, being c0sc hsnd caus ur
ct the sane moment, so that any attempt ecaps .as
very glorious character, terror to the whole nsig
bn1hood and great edit il due to oosrS fer the
pIonptEsss with which tAsy succeeded in ayog hoM of
him.
SUICIDE WITH ABsxruo-Nrs. Johanna HcHneister a
No ll3 Mott street ed yesterday incoming from tho
s.ots Of dose Of arsenic which she took tor tEe pur
poee Of sek obstruction Coroner Gamble he'd an Ina ues
upon the body when appeared that the haA
very violent tenn per- and va, In the habit Of qaarrs
l,rg with and abuniDg her husband. On Sunday shs
threw ne pair " boots, belonging him. into ths
sink and tore after the other. three suirts froa
mis- back he dressing Towards evening" whiIs be
wa. drinking glass Of beer chs poured sQa qusnt
t, into lumber IN witch she had previously put
senic and drank IT, She then told what shs had Aone
and physicians called In TO the pois0a but
did rot succeed SHE was native sf Germany 20 years
Of age. verdict Of suicide rendered By the jasy
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BALTIMORE Aug ~, 1868.
Advices from the city Of Mexico to the 9th inst an
nource that order has been published directing tho
Tursuit and punisbmen. Of dessrters from the army.
The establi hment o. national bank had been report
cd unfavorably upon.
The black vomit Was prevailing at Acapulco. Many
deaths had occurred. General Manuel Vllada died Of
tho disease.
Our dates from Texas to the 10th inst Rio Grands
Valley had throw early its whole vote for Peae for
Governor ard for Dickinson for Lieutenant Governor.
Quarantine regulations have becn established Pensa
cola opd tho New Orleans packets have consequently
discontinued their trips
The first bae OF Sea Island cotton was received at Sa
vsnnah on Friday last.
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KINGS COUNTY DEMoCKAro DRIEGATE ELECTION IA
ole cton for delegates the Democratic State Couvcu
,ion st Syrscuse the 18th proxmo place Lest
evening In the several Assembly districts theougheut
tba county and resulted in the choice Of the follow
ing
First distrot. comprl.Dg Williamsburg. Eighth and
Ninth wards Bro, klyn, and the country TO wns-Phip
SkCrcoke (eoft shelly delegate, reported.
Second district. comprisipg the FIRST Second Third
Sixth and Tenth wards Of Brooklyn--Jobn Ksvanaxk
(soft), delegate; steohcn Dodge (soft) alternate
Third district, comprising the Fourth, Fifth Ssvsoth
and Eleventh wprds-James II. Hutchins (soft) dsas-
gate; VIM. Ioech (hard), ornate.
MORTALITY IN BRooKIyS.--The total number Of deaths
during the ~ecE ending August 81 amounted to - Of
which as males and SO femalss--2s adults and 81
children.
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Personal Intelllgenco.

Col Johnston, Of tho Typographical Eayassrs, who -
the splendid charge Of the votgusrs at Che9utspss.
and Of tho most gallant officers Of tho army 10 ct ~
Astor House, route 70 join his family at Newport
Hon. Reverb, Johnson, Of washiUgton; Gov G9nsrss
Troy s. + Beach OF Virginia; j. Norton, Of Asbsaa;
end Stewart, Of Georgia. arrived yesterday at ths
Astor House
THIS following names registered among the ss.t.
walls yesterday at the METROPOLITAN Hotel: -Attorney
d. Bamnond, g. s. Army a. Boody. Esq. Rcchestsr;
T. p. Thomas, comn.yctd Adpsrtser, Budsls; Judge
Randall Florida Judge Grant, Iowa; Col J. D. RAasoss,
Georgia
Father CsvAss was to devsE lecture last svsnins a.
Rev Dr Cheever Of this city, preaohedas Newport
Sur day last.
Col Tod, Of Ohio late Minister to Brazil; Hon Hiram
Wslbi idee, Of New York and Hon. Henry - Wise, o.
virginia, are now in Washington.
Judge Mclean and family OF Ohio, are at the presoot
rspjsn1in Tyson ef Rs.aps who was Appointed Naval
strtsesper a. rhsdelrhis in place Of Adam pusr, de-
Slirss the sppcntmeNs
Prom Aspinvan steamship fssr-'s-Tso, ror.,o, Thos
Eel. r.ai1 e fss Il .s.ts Roger. 'SFSr
forth NV We 'h ECady GE2yss % 10, hes and son,
hqGsyy hG:S,3y ST rssia S JS.,S ysushp TSsin;
KKe,p, y /, 5oseli n T,exem W 4 B?osh cM GootG On
sssgsn bsS:nSi NAM Pg:s.ssa ssss jsssii %'s
s oy rg, S lsssose hssSs eTs%ss Sasss7S
Sn A,tsn %Sn ES;.i, srseF ofSss
GifHs VIM Duisiel, II Youus Caleb Dartloi r Stow,
Guiot, Geo Black las Mcir, Mrs Joh.eoa, A.
a,;on Despoir, Mrs pespoir John 4 iesci Tell
fysns e Moore Robc-s Siosht, h Powell, Kitchru
A II tdipger, Geo Dtnrer william Thompson Tzomp-
son, y Inynsworth Colchcte, Captain " h3tc, w
Warren. Y Mnlsr, nilsr, gyke, posshsriy, y $
Rowe, clifford, Mrs Clifford VI Travis u McNsrmsnd,
James Williams Thomas Pendiet on, John Wissn Lous
Maaer, Daniel Clssk vsrsIne, Gregory Keller.
G kedn ond John Clnni, Rr ,wp, II NeGu,rc W
| mond. w.Hnc,h, Hsth, Natter, . keys, Maie,,
| ID Jones Dsvr Bern, j bdridgs, A Torrenee, u W
Case, Reynolds, j. Ls snins. Forgusen SMwyer-
H5ows isSGds,ss, Msn,1'ns Gusa soatseys
Kelly Cord, snr oio Patrick Buros, Robert Hsghs,
Thomas Tyfru, sV nct Miss Stiuer, T. WittinGham q
g,tNa Groea, v ortoa- end " moro In stcerNgs.
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POLITICAL.

CIx1EENTH WARD IN THs FIELD-THE AMERI.
- ncipes IL In favor Of universal odu.
eshon by supporting and extendng tho system free
soho OILS Independent Of tho coaro interference
religeus secs In favor Of reforming tho
laws either By The exenpon Of the or by
fequfsg additional qualifications such being able
write. both such rcfsrm not apply to any
forcgncr who may have into the country
faith Of ths existing laws In favor
terng nsrosn interests by promoting free trade In a
articles Of prime necessity not the products Of
country and Of udoious tariff articles which
enter sts ton with the products of Amerca labor
In favor Of liberal systs Of harbor and river Improve
ments AID Of the general lending aid to
the coastruction offs railroad TO the Pacf, In
fAvof Of eollr public lendp aotua settlers
OF an econopcs uiussatieA Of the govern ana
strict OF general agents In favor Of
sontnued and harmonious union OF these Sate and op
Pcscd any which fh toad to section
OF the country ag.Dst another, motto being-our
seustry sat a eur Whole oornt,y" In faror Of
fos ano reform In the Of city
by rossrdns tho sprs we as the lcttor Of
tne recent amendnohts the city charter Opposed to
ssy ieslatos which shall interfere with thu free
scn ghe and usage OF ths peopes this country
shs bbe 70 be read 10 our public schools, TO- Opposed
he'ous ot uses exclusively the hands of the
sry All who approve Of thsse are I'd 10
attend meeting 10 bo held nc Chelsea Hall corner Of
Eigbth Aveuos and teonth street. Tuesday eyeniDe
3tt Aueus inst at "a look, to select to the
General Committee form organization Peter
T. Wsndovcr Ninth snrd; Leonard L. johnson Lieyonth
ward Wtll J. hoope sixteenth ward, Chairmen Of
Special COMMITTEES organization for Eiath Eleventh and
Siyteeuth yAx1s
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The Epidemic az New Orleans ana SIssal1g
TELEGRAPHIC

bAI1iMOKE. Aug " IbbA
1bs mail from New Orleans Is through The Bes gives
account Of tue operate Of the oSard Assooiasa
The number Of pAeat treated BY the association u, -
Aasust TO- was 4 $50 OF these 2 2ol were dscss rsd
cured 72s died; ard 600 under trsatmsut 80
The expenses Of chs ociato0 81 500 p dst-
1key we,e poydrs and homes for lo2 p.renssr
BssDts and had 800 poyed Amo.g the recsek
treshs - p~tce Jsbn II Grshapi, ef Neg York ant L.
B. Hume of Ulstar county ~. Y.
Five ssaths tro. ysAo~ ssver occurred .. Aotss -
IL SSd Snst
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stshbing Afiray In Providence.

Scotchman, named Archer Mcknight. was stabbet
in the neck this Afternoon al the depot in
Irishlosn. They at the bowling alloy on Main
street. and the owner m Mcknight 10 put the Irish aao
out no noisy. He did and the rishan meetnr
him late in the attWsoca gave him soyeSe .t.D ia c
udcS, yhlch viA piooapy pvoye t1tel
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Destructive Tornado In Massac husetts.

Boston, August %, 1862
terrific tornado visited Wnchenden, Mass, ON Sa-
tuIdsy evening It from the south west, and its
track 40 feet wis and four miles long The spirs
of tho Baptist Church was blown down. and the build
ing Jau sged. Hon. Elisha Mardock had two barns
b'own down and his large pail and tub nanufsctory
badly damaged. Many chimneys were demolished and
houses unrood in the town. and the orchards In the
reiahbohcod upfoo.ed. In the village OF Water.
Vile n,Dsr's river, hardly bulldog escaped iojary.
WincheDceD uor,h village, also suffered considerably.
No tires lost
ser,ss of tremendous showers passed this city
last Saturday right, and great quantity OF fell
The lightning kaby vivid and the tn under very
heavy The weather quito cool yesterday.
The steam City Of Boston whoh sailed for Philadei.
phis Saturday. returned yeserday morning with her
machinery out of order.
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Gottsellnlk the Pianist.

NEwroEr, August o. 1855.
Gottschalk, the American pianist gave concert lsst
night ct The Ocean House which was fully attended
He gives Dother Mcnday evening at Bellevue House
grand ball takes place at the Bellevue Tuesday.
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SARATOGA SPsKNas, August 26, 1868.

10 TAE EDITOR OF THB sssw HsaAID.'
will trot my mare Flora Tempe. mile heats, sr
two mile heats, ~ harness the Union or Centsr-
Vile tracks. any day from tho LIST September to To
10th The entirc proceeds Of the race for the beae
fit of the New Orleans sufferons Yours, &C.,
Jos, JHWaHG,
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Tho JACK son Guards of Now York

RoNDouT, August %, 1853.
The JACKSON Guards Of New York city. accompanied
by hspahans Band arrived here at 10 O'Clock to day. by
the Hudson River Railroad and cordially received by
the jackson Light Guards md Washington Rifles Of this
place. They will remain hers over night and return to-
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The Governor General OF Canada

ST. Jony, n. b., Aug. %, 1853.
Tie Ear, Of Elgin, Governor General Of Canada,
ived in this city this afternoon ut four o'clock and left
gain at half past seven for Windsor and Halifax his
ysy to England.
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The Southe,n stoomeru

SAVANNAH August q, 1855.
Tho steamship Alabama Captain Ludlos, arrived here
from New YORK this morning. having encountered strong
head wiTds
CHARtvyoy Sr-ust 90 1853.
Tho United state mod tttaw-hty Union, Captain r
Aoams. from New y iota - here early Saturday
Iunr pu.
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FRANCIS L HAWKS,
J., ! Wo0Dku n.u. y. Commit

TO THE EDITOR or TIE uERA1Ds
Inrtoscd twenty fs3 dollars for rsss ~ Shs
euferog ~ Ne. 0sIsAns. LADY.
August ~ 1864.
We have handed the shove mentioned cum; alss,
IS, aud 81, received in notes signed "Subscibor,"
to Mr. Frost, one Of the Committee Of tho Howard
Association.
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AID to New % Odeans.

10 TEE EDITOR oS THB SBw YORK HfaALE
Ths conmi.ee for the relief OF ths Howard ssocist
ov New ois.aa acI nowIsse the receipt tho ssvsg
CO "a isisnHsss since their In report =
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N0TICK.-THE UNDERSIGNED, LATE OF THE
IN Axm ofPEkINE PATTERSON STACK, has taken
ses slPycsd formerly occupied h The late nrm the
OF North to the Grand and
stree< fsGries Williamsburg whore he will carry the
1uGnees 81 shipbuildins in all ts brenchea.
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Political Contest among tho Bunais Domo-



BUFFALO, August q, 1858.
Ths democratic ward meetings. for tho election Of dele
gates the Nsrict Convention held in this city
Saturday. and fierce conflict took pacsths issue bsng
tho policy Of the admini alton evipced In It's appoint
ments The standardization party Was entirely routed,
carrying only two wards cut Of the fifteen In the Ninth
ward house official attacked the ballot box.
which was broken TO pieces, and q general Aght took
place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RURTOk's TntATsE-fOw OPEN FOR THE
ID With th- hest comedy psny IN the States
M bur@os In hts favorte oharsor
Seats may bo secured tho daytime without extra
pssH. Tickets bad st all the principal hotels.
CfKAr MEETING OF FEMALE sERvANTs-THR
" female servants this c and elsewhere, requested
Rooms Of Twent fifth street aad Eighth avenue
TAursdsy Scptemhr l. at TX o'clock. Mrs Glenn will
drss them subjsct OF importance IL regards
thr and future interests Ladies' will please
tks servants the lecture will DO mutually pro6ta
blA Mono but ssrvanta ad lifted Admission cents to
meet expenses Of hall. DO.
uowARD ASSOCIATION or NEW OELEANs.-NEW
II Orleans July leba-At meeting of the above asss
cation held this day o. motion Of Rev e. w. Whta the
following resolution adoptedThas Rev. r. L. Ha xkes
j. Ogden eodr. and ChAA Frost, Of New York
quested 80 solicit subscriptions from citizens
touxnng at tbs Nnrth and sueh others he chay
dhposed 70 contribute tor the OF assisting In do
fAsrr Tho Of thin assocaton duriug the epidemic
nos anenee us and that the secrstary address each Of
thoss genenen Of these asking their at
tsutos the furtbersnSe of the object to remita
4ums collected ~ soon pcssiblA
0AynsD D. RICARDO
Secretary Of the Howard Association.
Ths nmittee bog lcsve refer the
resolution Of the Howard Association Of New Otsa as
Their wants such they obliged cali tho ab
seat oitisens OF New Orleans and all Others
assist tAeT In osrry'ns oas the objects Of the
shssrfiy 10 the denanu sPos them subscriptions win be
fsoeved By the Rev hswks roctory Calvary Church
fwenty 6rs$ street I'D Fourth Charles Frost
At Frest Perrests l.i Pearl JEAN o. WoodruH
lsase Browses, No. William street and ST. Nicaoas
Hotel. brseAway
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CAUTION.

naUTInN-LOST, ON TIE 2STH INST, A CHECK
~ for $50. drawn by John vaubuskrk, to tho order Of
Fr- s. Watkins the American Exchange Bank. with
sther pspers Of but the owner all
Pocket book. reward " So will be given its to
Nv W est TweAt. -thri ttrect W. y. WATKINS.
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1HSHsy HHpV' Suht HUH NCW UACxtSU
ARMED OCCUPATION OF MEsILLA VALLEY BY MEXICO.
Er LOUIS August 90 1858.
Tho Salt Lake mail reached Independence yesterday.
1t had fallen into deep creek and the letters tho
roughly sosked
Almost Gil The treins had passed Fort Laramie.
Mexican troops were spproach1 n PAss intending to
keep possession Of hctua Valley, where tho MsKcso flag
WA wsvng and would continus to until troops ar
rived The Mexican troops were desert,ng; aud ONE
thing cerainthat should hosth les break out the
nrj1i - 49, .-A~.;@--s- es Nav Maxico would lean to
the United States.
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The spsSisA Geners Prime was st CewtandnOple, Au
thorizeA 10 eotsr tho ra sssvcs war should snsue.
Trade is sssiousv siected frem the intsrrupton Il
business with Norway and ~edss y ths cholera.
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SwSsxeRsassA.

tts,s state that 1esno having resolved not to mako
further coDcessions TO Austria tho Federal Ooasoa w
not take the initiative In renewing osot.ons with the
Austrian government
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Africa

The Cape Of Good Hope dstes are TO ths 7th July al
progressing quietly Tho Ksfits were peaceable,
and were trading with the frontier settlers.
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BLOCKADE OF THE CIRCAssIAN COAST.
From St. Petersburg 9Th INIT, II 10 announced that
Mensohik Fl bss declared the Circassian coast from
Mara to Sokam Kale In state Of blockade to prevent
the importation OF arDa from Smyrna.
is stated tho Circassiaas had taken by storm tho
Russian fort Chorpuk Kas.
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THH SIEGE OF VIENNA AND PRAHSE DISCONTINUED
TUE SMYRNA DIFFICULTY, BrO.
Tho official journal Of the 18th ocntAias decree dis
ooottnuing tho state Of siege VI Vienna and Prague
Austria has addressed memorandum to au the Faro
pesn grrpucuts, sho wicg that ths recent affair at
Smyrna Americas rst step towards the realization Of
he Monroe doctrine.
A telegraph des patch from Trieste, Of the 18th.
nounoed considerable decline in tho price Of grain In
that market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-30

The Duke OF Moiena abolshes the government noaep-
o,y Of saltpstre fiom September lst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-30

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