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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
SECOND BOARD.

Mach lA-fs BesrS-lso sea Nav Preerrei s,s So AZ
Sst NeS SD Nav g., -, 81 SO Lou ls.asa RI lss
GO fsnA 10 gk Stfo 30, s'2 tLehisA Nav. sSS - 10
- sSco lsAsA cea Mort o. ltS; 81 s LsAsa as 70 ~
a. Resdns kk a. l+fst Ard Mech Bash Tt 500 cssy
o. leeA s,s" Can ssS An RR s. ~ 80 sfens Bt !ssh
US UIeft IA, ltN Cam, and HR 49, SlsO Rad Rl
REl, Shi $50 WI Hil Is w
s,resd spa-dsS Peaa RR soe 100 Caste, Nr,z ca IL
SN d. ~ loo Sch Nav Preferred SsA san ssaao
So ~ ooA 500 FRA saseary kR = 81. Prsn Bk. iESa
$40 Mems CAn1 AN SEQ Cas- Asl RIl o. 81 81 500
Z, a
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TUESDAY. March iS--P. N.

The Stock market was active this morning.
hs, generally heavy. The improvement of the last
few days has broush; out more Stocks than the
he. would bear. Atthc seeona Board the tendency
Of prices continued to be downward and the ancies
eetsrsly were he p cent. below the higAcs; pon,
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Markets. R-rortsi b. r,l.,ra,1

NEw0RLE.Ss, March lS-The sales of RIO CoFFEE dur
ns the past week have been 90 BAGS steady prices
rsngins nom sds!c The stock hand Is So ~ bass
March l4-Corroy has been IN brisk demand not With
sldrg the prevalence OF rsinstOrn Is 900 bales were
sold the liner Qualities sdvAneed .dlc; strict Mddins u
quoted at 81 csc The Acas news came 10 hAnS IN,
evening After brsine.s hours
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OFFICE OF C., P.3ARRCs
Cleveland Feb a isal
CLEVELAND, PAINESVILLE q Am

~ TABULA X. r. Co.-NOrICs 10 srOCrUoin
ERS-At meeting Of the stocs holders of the Cs,s.sl
Psnesye and Ashtabus Railroad Co.. held At tAer -
Feb. y, II was unanimously
Resoird That the Directors should be anthots>d ana ~
commended TO Increase the issue OF stock the uns,s
contemplated by their charter, via o. MNO To-
sn cunt now issued is something over 81, oo00Q0
Subsequently, at q meeting OF the Directora VIZ
kesoired, That the stock Of Company BE- ncres \,
adding 10 the amount herr oiore authorized 70 b ~
forty five per cent the shares held by eseh OF
stockholders and that each OF the present
permitted subscribe az par such proportion OF shars
additional stock and that the Board OF Drectou vii n
for The account of any stockholder omtfns 70 sahs
previous to April l. 1883 his said proportion An n
OF shares AID the proceeds together with suv vr
MUM obtained will be credited 10 the sockhoder ,cr
10 the same by proportion
Resoirsd That insallment OF thirty per cent On IL
stock subscribed b. called IN and made PAYABLE a.
payment ON April J. 1888 and further pstallu,snt \ tr
y per cent be called IN and made payable in one yusai
on June 1855 and that the script dividend Of Jcnsxy
lass, will he received o~ard the payment Of suy uuss
neDt sud that the whole sixty per may b. ~ a,
payment at any time after making the subscription ed
fore April Also that all payments the ssme Avn
viii be allowed pro rata from the date thereof y ~
declared ON the old stock. =
Resired That any rev stock subscribed and srn sh;A
1883 shall be forfeited and be sold for the bras he
LETS OF tho stockholders together with the psops6
20 which they may be each entitled, will be left vlA 4
Treasurer of the Company p HANDY, Cleveland III
the Office OF WlNSLOW. LANIER 4 Co, No 50 WA
kew-York, where stockholders may enter their akEnl
tons q. b. Ely Sesxtsry
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Passengers Arrived.

q. tfesri1 A9ss-a. frs Sarsz.al-N---r. Heavy BIZ
" hor-bSE X. hai;h-vs Jr. II ". sespoar4 n c.,
J. b. Ps.oocS Wm- Hon.ensn. X H. Hansessn c w F-+.~
w. Farzn. Heny J-asias b G. As-rns.. G. W Du j -
grns 6AfVln Wa Baard. Ms REAry u Fach sai 1, !,
the
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PHILADELPHIA M.hYETs-Taesdau. March

l5-BARK Is not inquired after. CLovERsEED continues
IN demand and 100 bushels sod s. IS 81 bs Sales Of
TIMOTHY AZ sSd5 > q bushe CoTTos IN rather better
very quiet Shipping brands held At IS p barrel but
buyers only OFFER e. s7 No sales have come under our
notice except small lots for city consumption and better
brands snd extra s5l2.Gs575 Rvs fLouk 10 steady
at q s7!. CORS MEAL u dull 81 s. per barrel.
Supplies Of WHEAT continue 20 come N very slowly
Sales Of 1000 bushels prime Pennsyvani. at al N per
busbel for Red and 81 II for White RYE commands so
sic CosS Is dull Sales OF 600 bushel. yellow 81 So
6ec sne some inrior &c OATS worth &c per bushe
In GkoeEAIEs there Is doing but prices are IN
changed Sales Of so hbds Cuba Moi ASSES on private
terms, and loo baEs RIO CoFFgE Il stdi0ic, y b. on
time WHISKY Is IN good demand 80 bbls al .Sc hhis
sell AZ 22c
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Receipts of Produce

b. Netr- York and Ere RG;lrdd-l SO bal. Flouy =,
ssdss Leather, ard II pkxs.
By NrlO- York and Ns,- Harcs RIroaS-ls b Leather
do Wool, ~ pkxs Cheese and Is do Butter
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By telegraph.
VIEW ORLEANS N,rrhlt-Arr srs sefuin Bs,irore.
iJih bsrk MaIrer. NeE Yorf.
From our Cerre-ponArnt

PHfLADEIFHIA h1rch l5-Arved-BArk Mary spriss.
Brovu. Yok schr-. View Rssu'us nchin>on b c. D.
Waark DAVIS. Brokhaven SILVA T.. Bourne Ssndsh W.
Cortitf Hewitt Wi lamsbu al Rans Doe Brooklyn NAY
Paierson Baisman, foston-
Ceared-Bafs Keoch Ia Grande brig y Bsck,
sn'h sohe sehs Anovs Phero, New York MARY Patisr
B.ton J Rushing Dole Wlangsburr Geo. FL
ward Nay Boston Sew Resaus, Dickinson, New York, A. B.
Tute Norvch Silva E Bourne Coh1-sei Narrow
EEabeih. Pkup New York; W p Corbt' Hewet Prov
fa~.a
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,saerew hrs motion 70 qu.sn ne N, ~. e.In.n.
q - sss -essrss " submit ss eaee 70 ss sreitfa'
he Alderman p.~- -
~ nrt,Sp 10 guash the Indictment iouna Asso1 ~
Ise o..d Nv ms counsel John Graham Esl los
shs,gss that the accused extoited iron oss
sf,rten The sum Of ESQ for SERVICES r. iat.nf .
~ .as.f,. 20 ,sio Stanton q pier 81 the foot OF "
c.,ssi ma p,sptd that any crime mad been co,nnrss
- ms, have been bribery and not extorton, ana sns
=. ~. ro nj the Indictment imperfect he also -.
81 ns,bey ,xtortion DOR bribery o1enses
,.sn,s and therefore were not within the
Nc.-, Ard further that it did not state speencs3 N
-, xhieh Il ALLEGED constitute the crlf1e enAI5 a
70 .,.tsin bis argument the counsel laDoiea Ill -
.,lv md etsa various authorities tie was NE "a -
~ 'n;s,riot Attorney sfer which the matter -,
az Court TO decide 70 whether tbe nooi d,sh
should be granted Tie Court reserved 'is Tor
",,ssb wn,op. eoored against whom no ,s.s than 1911
n,Ist. have been made for larceny IN Ealing clothing
90 n,he, aYtee, from private rsidencf 10 the City, VA
sd ~, N snser three Indictment .gains. her for Gram
Isy,.ry She pleaded guilty 70 Zach and sentsnce(
nv m. court 10 yess improvement IN the State prison
eSsh pdict cut rns kps ali IS years incarceration.
An Irsh girl Is yeas Of named Margaret Doris
Si.d r. having the f6h ut stolen sl7e bank bill
brisp flood Of Bogbau' on, ". Y while IN bis cOmpan
IN boy,e In Leonsr6Ss She convicted and sentences
A. The stste Prson FOR years and James Ca the
Gar te above oeuse committed the 9Th inst IA
psreon of Jss West Of No 100 Ohyerst, while he
De horse No 6z JsI1esst An assault and battery
proysn tut robbery. The jury found him guilty Of
ssu ana battery only and he resnded for senebct
The Ccnst then sd ourned for the day.
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LLLLNOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD CON-.

The iIINGIess Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
Tor ~. aiss,o CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
tbo.s .Las4 Oh tnree Directions IN the place Of
49, ssose term Of service viii expire on thai day
M Ee uansaetion Of other business will De bed n
49, asrch Is 1855 the Office OF the Com
~, NO - walLst- Al O'Clock, p. N. The Tranxfer
80 VII oe closed from the 18th the 18th March I2S5
80 Nys Inclusive 3. ALOFSEN. Secretary
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COURT CALENpAR-rsls DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT-NOs. 429, 366, 46, 553
- sss 5s4 S72 IA 5g 59s 5s9 500 ~ 54 52 557 0
ma 1885, l7g IA 1871 6C5 608 CO.. co., CO., Gil, 6l3 SIS
sls eI7 6ls, GO, 62l, 400 5S9 5s7, $50, $50, 532
CpculT CoURr.-HOs 2s2, 2ss, 49, 30 "a, 800, 3os
Us to SSl, 3l2, 9l3, 3l4.
u s DISTRICT CoURT--Kos q, 36 20 A inclusive.
sppsrnE COuRr-Special Teym.-Nos. 7, Is, Is IS, a.
~ ST. 40 rs to 49, 81 81 90 1G2 l03 l0f los, lG7, Ice
BIO, lis, ia, JIG, to 10 l2, lZ.
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AND WARRANTS purchased and soA
~ upon the most favorable term. and Ro.n,v -
mnS en ~ Ssins promptly attended to, BY GEO. WOOD
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aIMATvrs ALsASAc....rms DAY.

sss-Rs-s..--.---s O ss.s----.-.-6 - hsos-s@,s
HaE ssrnA
sa,iy Hoof...u lin CIV is'1ns. Ga.. - n a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

CENTRAL BANK-This Bank will con
~ mence business ut No ss Chambers st, on MONDAY
next, the l4th instant Discount days Wednesdsr ~
Saturdays. BY Older Of the Board, =
WALTER OAKLEY CAekir,
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CANTON COMPANY of BALTIMORE

~ The amendment TO the Charter passed By scs d II
Legislature Of Maryland having been accepted meeting
Of Stockholders held the sth inst in pnrsusncs vsS
he notice. holders Of certificates OF stock are hereby ps
ed TO surrender the same TO the Transfer Agent - ~
ehanics Bank IN this city IN order 10 receive 90
conformity 10 the aforesaid act.
New York, March III, 1853
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OFFICE NEw-YoRK AND LIvgRPooL U. & NuL !
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, No. - Wslls !
nNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIREC
Il TORS Of this Company, will be held q. this Oaes q
Thursday nth inst between the hours Of ~ and oe
p. NJ. by ORDER W. l.. YOULE, Sscsssny.
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PRuApxlrniA Salrs OF Srooxs-N.sdo.

80 NonfsC merry kiDc..----,
ftl Portsmouth ID. Dish
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II Msdlssa q Ind kk ...l0,
80 y. Nork 4 \. Hsv RR los
10 Nah Ceat RR........l0o
- y. h. 4 y. loasios .... 81
90 Li,tle Nam RR .......iir
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

in most calm and peaceful way, his long and
eminently useful career was termihaleu.
telljgence and patriotic intentions, being COP
scions of no motives on my part, which are
insenarabie from the honor and advancement
of nv count, Y, hope ii may be my privilege
10 deserve and secure, not only your cordial
co-operation in great public measures, but al
80 those relations Of mutual confidence and re-
gard which il is always so desirable to cuiil-
vate between members of coordinate branch
es Of the Government.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
EFENBERG MEDIClNE

The reiai. ace OF the ,vnoie Is ohy I ~
lars, and it will save Thirty al ieaSt' ful
rectlons accompany each attic e:
| box Graefenberg Vegetable Pms:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
MERRILLg G0WLES CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Goreign & Domestic Dry Goods.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Yankee Notions, &c., &c.
81(eJo 1874 ILGAlNI aaE;sE EST

GALENA, I'LL.
M + have just opened the largest and most
w extensive stock of American and For
eIgn Dry-Goods ever offered at the Vest
winch we are offering at Chicago and st. Lou
IS prices, and less than have ever been sold in
this Market. Our facilities for purchasing ave
such that we are enabled to get our Goods 80
low as they can be bought by the largest Eas !.
tern Houses. We are buying our american
Goods direct from the Manufactures, and be-
ing connected with House in New York. and
one one, OF the firm constantly in the markef. we
snail at all times have full stock. and at n a
lowest market prices. We offer no bats hnt
gu our customers can depend at all times upon
buying Goods of us at small advance from
cost and transportation, and can find in our
slo =, every variety and style of Goods shifted
to the market
Merchants who have been in the habit of vi
sung the Eaatern citiies-St. Louis or Cbica-
60, may depend upon finding as large a S,ock.
where. ioo'io eise-
going East a' s'osA peioie
IVY !, 1908 I6ml5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

w Ii be receiving in few weeks lares
~ ana splendid Stock of Goods, as has -.
= voa ZONE a' % 'own. Sare your money and keen
i ~. ~ .ne eHEAp CASH SToHE, as M.
kst = fa .oh prospecting in the New York mar.
knows s' ha Da'sains for his customers; and he
a@The old stock is sin sel,;na. a.
Lancaster, Ang, /. 1863. .s''af S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
JOHN ALCORN.

LOOK OUT FOR THE LocoMoTIvE--wHpsr,
BELL RINes.'' :
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ELLENRORO, HarTsE.

oHN II: BARNETT IS prepared to &C.
y commodate Travellers and Others in GOOD
ME-, az ms house at Ellemborough, formerly
err and PlattevilIe. = = s : 's'''s-'.
October 9. 1851. ,.1,s
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The Worlds Fair!!
SAND. VIZ SON.
lind ms .Nes0 3oos Of Goods from .Nsso
York and Boston !,

f0TE ana boston!
NA SaHraSA AM now in receipt of my -
gs .E.esss 4 Fall and Winter stock Of sfe
Fancy, staple Sc Domestic FSrY.
seeds. Clothing, Hats & Caps, SIZE BON
nets, Boots s. Shoes. &c.
All of which has been purchased in the Eas-
tern Markets within the past few weeks, and
on terms That warrant me in saying that | can
show to purchasers the Largest Stock, the La
test Styles, and can afford to sell as Low if moi
lower, than the II aiority of houses. lam apx-
ious to sell especially for CASH, aud such buy
ers should not omit to call and examine for
themselves. | keep very few mean articles.
and all goods warranted in color. etc. will be
sustained.
have on hand as usual, a full assortment Of
Groceries, hardware, Qaeeaserare, Nails.
Glass, &c,
Produce of the Farm and Dairy taken
in exchange. SAM,L. wilson
Potosi, October LIST, 1853. T535tf
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CASH FOR WHEAT
sc WY w@nM g..
j. 11NnEhs1GNEp1s NOW PREPARED no PAY

Tut 11NDEksff,NEpls NOW PREPARED TO PAY
THE HIGHEST mAtKIT PRICE IN CASH FER VIII AT.
,.,.a.n,~ \ THANKFUL to a generous pub
L.L.sa lie for their liberal patronage;
s. - ssssa and s.Ready | now offer
for sale New and well-selected stock OF
Fail S.uOlas. MY stock is ample, and
cannot fail to give entire satisfaction,
both IN quality and price purchase for cash,
and with view to please the wants OF all, es-
pecially Farmers.
IA My stock consists of Brown, Clarified
- and Loaf Sugars, Gunpowder, lmpe-
rial, Young Hyson and Black Teas, Coffee,
Chocolate, saaratus, Candles, and everything
in the Grocery Line, together with a large as
NANANAsortment of Cashmeres, satinetts, Sleeps
Kkx@Ns Grey, Tweeds of every description, ky.
Jeans, Corduroy, English Plush, and Blue
Drills, Tickings, Stripe Checks, and all kinds
of Domestic Goods. Also, Thick and Cali
nsss, Boots and Shoes IF all kinds and sizes.
RX8 Besides which, have the best select
QA- ed stock of Dress Goods ever bro't
to town. The ladies are particularly invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere, and exa-
mine the latest patterns OF Fashionable Fall
ss;,saE Deaines, Chally, Embroidered Robes.
81 Baraize Delaines, Poplins, Lawns, plain
and fancy Ginghams, Caicoes, and few pat
terms of Fancy silks, besides 1901 other arti-
cles too numerous to mention. No trouble MOI
charge for showing Goods at Wyalusing.
have complete assortment of CrOckery-
Glassware, Cotton Yarn of all sizes; Grain
Shovels, Forks, Spades, &c.
Patent Medicines, Of every kind ir
general use.
| Farmers are invited to bring on their Wheat
! and they can purchase whatever they want a
low prices, and for their wheat they can get
the CASH. Oats will be taken in exchange
| fol Goods. H. r. MILES.
Wyalusing, Wis, Sept. 10, 1853. [i0
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We are Prepared to Steel!
AND IRON, AT THE OLD STAND.
On Nlain-St, North Of Barnett,s Tavern

80 BORIGHT s. ALLENSWoRTu
- having just received large surrl,,
szs>zAof Iron of every size. wb,chp ny
VIII sell low, and have enough left to iron =
shoe, and do all other work With we h .u,,'
come down on our prices: - nave
For shoeing horses, e,oz
For re-setting wagon tiars. slos
a ana al other work cheap in proportion ior
we always keep on hand several hundred
norse shoes ready made, and nails-anv nna ~
Wy. Come on with your horses, mules snd
oAen. All sorts of jobs in our line done nv
piqnlpay, and in the best order. $40 "
-as'e'' ocs. ~. 1893. T3o-Ich
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and on the other
ITALY

The Popes health is reported TO be precarous lie has
been suffering time from attack Of asthma aud
from general debility lie is 81 years of age, and biz death
would without doubt be the signal I'll important movements
in Italy coed deal OF excitement prevailed among the
population OF the Romsgns and in several assassnaon
was becoming rife Four murders reported within
days two at Taenzs, at Imol and another
Csstel Boognese. Alsmng riots had occurred at Bo
logps FOI, kuni and Rsvenua. The ostensi Die
Of these disturbances the dearEess OF provisions but
strongly suspected that this preex to
political The export oi grain had been prohibited
from AIcona
Accounts from different sources in Rome confirm the
belief that important step is contemplated by the
revoluonsts Ii is laid that witha short time past
twenty thirty Of the noted rngesders Of revolt together
with supplies of rms have gained into The city and
are secred therein They say too, that the French
al pontfca police pretty well advised of their plans
and My wait in hopes Of crushing when shat b fully
organized The Parlamest0, Of Turin, Of the 2ih says
that FerNs had been placed in state Of siege and that
proclamation had been Issued but its purpo not quoted
The Secretary Of the Republic Of San Msrino had been
pognsIcsd The French papers attribute the crime to
political refugees.
On the 10th the boxes containing Gio6es manuscripts
were opened Turin by his literary executors, and
lectjous from them will be published
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FRANCE.

corrsspondsnee ofths " 7. TnbuBe.
PARIS, Tharsisy, JAY IS 1855
The distribution Of prizes TO the artists who dstin-
guished themselves the Exhibition OF 1888 which
las just closed took place the 21th instant, the
Louvre The company present the occasion consist
I'd chiefly Ofthe members of the Acade NY OF Fine Arts
the jury and young artists But for the known h)stli
" nearly the whole artist class in all is dep lmenis
10 the present Government. the assembly would have
been. Dot larger, perhaps but much brilliant IL
is u the mortyi facts IN Louis Napoleon career
which Of itself makes broad gulf between him aud hi.
uncle that thus far. he has been utterly unsuccessful
in surrounding himself With any bu, secoul--ate men
Falling IN the virtues which attract genius he lacks also
the greatness which commands il add II said of hm
even by his present deyoree La Gueuoniere that a. for
art be- is wholly incapable 70 appreciate it, or even 10
perceive IT, He lacks the Of the beautiful as pal
rsbly as the sense Of the true In FOni be- is poor
fragment Of man. although they did place his bust az
the Exhibition side by side with that Of Jesus Christ
Ii wss generally thought that be would deliver the
prizes this year in person. But 10 Use a newspaper
Ihrsse) public expectation was disappointed: Ought
10 have been for was unreasonable. PsT,s is no place
for the Emperor Just now He l. safer 1t - Cloud II
is tie better part Of vaos for him 20 remain there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12

~ As such give 20 readers begging them. new
s,h.less OF 20 forget tie c.re1ce between resolution
tai en- aid fsct accomplished
Frou France there no political news worth report
irg TIE Emperor and bis wife appeared little 10 Paohc
ren,h pulas we're for The moment without anything 81
interest The Eastern question drsgged its slow length
along syir ie 20 variety Of options none OF theu OF
ary value irasmuch new facts had trinspr-d In
Absence q ether cause Oi excitement, The arrival OF
CO urr from In gland with csp sichts for the British In
wih N Drcuin de Lhuys. gave immediate currency tc
the report that the Aed fleets bad orders 10 enter the
Dadsneles but TO refrain from any hostile attitude lac
ruth tia; hsvs iurrnston OF any s-ttie
inert ether favorable or gbfavorsble
The M0nIhEr cortairs decree clSlding france tnIo
rirs "circunscripuons
The ruins q the CbateAu Of Neuiy Paris sreto Re
put I'd fer sale definitely the l7h August next They
vii form four lots which will be disp osed OF sepsSey
Tie price Fixed is 2S0OOOf.
II = ssjo thst the camp At Hesu is 10 be removed 10
the spot where the famous camp Of Boulogne OF Napoleon
| stood. - . 80.
lady gropsrt named Emma Yeriier fell from balloon
tie ether dsy AZ Msntesquieu. and vss killed.
The Distribution Of meals 20 the successful artists OF me
Exhibition took place IN :he grand saloon OF the Louvre
on Tuescsy > th Prince Napoleon presided, and made
steteb in which he battered the Emperor and the artists
about equally
eien Cone spopds nis to The Court al Aniens.
Sct the stitmpt 10 asassnate the Emperor 81 the opera
Couaue ntitherbe emperor Empress had gone TO =
public heater but bad arranged series orepresentstons
the private tbeatefs of the Palaces the rrst taxing ace
at ~. Cloud. ,
An anniversary service wss celebrated 26th, m the
Church of St Leu for the repOse of the soul OF tbs I'm
leror father Louis Napoleon onsparte' eN hing OF hol
bud, Who dice July 20 $40 The Emperor Empress ana
Court were present at the service.
The uirs B)bspsrtists announce political banquet 10
the Department OF the Seine 5ta August 81 tive francs
per head but had decided where should take place
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DENMARK.

The political affairs Of Denmark at present passing
Trough "crsis The present Ministers cannot carry
On The government with tho present representatives. yet
The former co intimate any intention Of resgnng but
raLer Of pressing forward their measures in spite ct All op
., stion The session Of both chambers, N0iksthtng
md Iandsbirgr had been b ought to close and
central election seemed inevitable II not to be forgot
fen that in failure Of other heirs the Emperor OF Rus ia
would tsve the best tile TO the crown OF Denmars ny
rue Of ms connection with The House of Hosten otorp
ard the are ct wanting who say that party dcu
- are stirred up by Russian intrigue.
new eases are reported daily Up to Juy sst i5l cases
had occurred of which si3 had terminated fatally