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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-19

me, MAYER & CORNEY, PRO >H
x prietors of the Meat and eye
4As-Alzs table Market on Main street, -A11a==
Immediately opposite the Post Office, take adj
vantage of the temperance of the Courier, to
inform the keepers of Hotels, Restaurants. Board
ing houses, that they always keep on hand "a
large supply of
ALL KINDS OF MEATS,
both fresh and corned.
They also continually keep supplied with an
extensive assortment of
ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLES
grown i'll this country. All of which they are
prepared to sell at the lowest market prices.
Shasta, March II, 1853. marl2tf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

all PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
N the estate of Frank Mitchell deceased, are
required to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the date
hereof, to the undersigned, Public Atlministra-
tor at his residence in the town OF Shasta.
D. d. HARRILL,
marl2 At Pub. Administrator.
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BAY ADVERTISER ENTS.
WILLIAM LANGERMAN g. co.

Importers aud Dealers IN Cigars and Tobacco, No.
lS2 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
"E ARE NOW RECEIVING BY RE-
w cent arrivals, large stock of Regalias,
Millar and Laundre Cigars john Anderson's
Tobacco. Goodwin & Brothers. Yellow Bank
CavendiSh and Leaf Tobaccos. Shaker, clay
aud fancy pipes, matches, etc. etc
Also, by every steamer, via the Isthmus, every
variety of superior Havana Cigars.
A supply of extra Cavendsh Tobacco in tin
foil and put up by ourselves, constantly on hand
all of which we offer for sale at lower rates than
any other establishment in This Stale
MARIO I'm WIN. LANGERMAN & co.
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A PPLES AND PEACHES, IN SACKS,
n kegs and Barrels. Also, Preserved Fruits
of all kinds. PLUMMER & MITCHELL.
marl2u opposite =. o. Building.
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INSURANCE.-We have made arrangements
for insurance to the extent of one million dollars
on any one shipment, and are empowered to in
sure for other parties on Gold Dust. Bars, Coin
and Merchandise, to and from New York and
this City, by endorsements on Bills of Lading,
at the time of shipment
Special and other Deposits received
Shasta, March, 1853. mar12 If
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Oregon and California Express.
Connecting at Shasta, Cal and Portland, O. T.,
acih adams q. Co.
A WE WOULD RE- ,1l
4t<dEE. specially inform the o.
E<2sSzZs-ss public that we now---z---------
prepared to forward Treasure, Valuable Packa-
ees Letters etc. with unrivalled despatch and Sc
curity, to and from the following places, viz;
Wearerriue, Trinity Co.
Yreka,
Jacksonville,
Deadwood,
Sailors Dlggiues,
Ahhouse Greek,
Hunting Greek,
SCOTS Bar,
Harry Camp,
Salem. O. T.
Treasure and valuable packages shipped and
insured from Shasta by Adams q Co to Inc Al
antc States and Europe.
Adams & Co.'S drafts for sale on all their
offices.
Collections made at any of the above mention
ed places.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust,
Orders for goods promptly attended to and
forwarded with dispatch
mario If CRAM, ROGERS & co.
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
M. SCHLOSS HAS ON HAND A
~ general assortment of Clothing Of all de-
- scriptions, ard at all prices.
Also, large assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Store is situated in the north corner of the Old
Dominion building opposite the Ell Dorado
Hotel.
Shasta, March 10, 1859. mar12f
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PLUMMER & MIrCHELL.

HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GEN
IL Il eral assortment of Miners stores which
they offer at the lowest market prices. Oppo-
site the Post Office building, Main street, Shasta.
marl2tf
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DRUGS, &C.
IN TARTARIC ACID, HOPS,
" Seidlitz Powders of superior quality,
n Cream of Tartar Super Carb. of Soda,
Sands and Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
Borax Olive Oil, Bears Oil
Alcohol, Quicksilver, Quinine,
Osgood's India Cholagogue.
Meats foot oil, Boiled oil, Turpentine, &C.,
Just received and for sale, by
mar12 If. BENZ. SHURTLEFF.
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WANTE ID,

RAn HEAD OF FAT AMERICAN CAT
COO tie, tor which the highest market
price will be paid. Inquire of
RUDER Il MELVILLE.
Shasta March 10, 1853. marriott
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FREE TRADE MEAT MARKET,

situated on Main street. corner at DalGSerheld
Court Shasta. The market being very commo-
dous. the arran gemeuts are such us In afford am
pie room for the vendors of the various articles
offered for sale. The proprietors have spared
no pains 10 render this market place OF general
resort. Atfordiug it does, cool and shady
retreat. citizens are cordially requested to pay
as a visit, aud see for themselves The elegance of
arrangements
Hotel aud Restaurant keepers aad private
families, can al All times be supplied with the
following articles Oft the best quality. viz:
Beef, Mutton,
Venison Lamb,
Corned Beef Veal,
Picked Pork. Sausages,
TRIpE-This department. is under The special
superiutendence of Mr.. Melville. who will
youcb for the entire cleanliness OF the article.
Also. always on hand fine assortment OF Liver,
with or without bone.
sin 0oo in cold dust wanted, for which the
highest market price will be paid
n,,rIorf RUDER & MELVILLE.
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HENRY BATES,
DOCTOR A. s. BALDWIN,

PHYSICIAN g. SURGEON
Office nearly opposite the Shasta Book Store,
and few doors below the Post Office.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
DENJAMIN SHURTLEFF, WHOLESALE
ID and Retail dealer in Drugs and Medicines
ALSO, Paints, Stationery, etc. mar12.
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FREE TRADE NEAT MARKET.

Corner Of Nam Street AID Ddtngerfela Conr
&, PUBLIC ATTENTION is
NkTS called To The old aud well &eA
>iAz-AAS established S
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WILLIAM ROBINSON.

ATTORNE At Law,
Shasta, California.
Practices in District and Supreme Courts.
Office above the Post Offic e.
ALSO-Quartz Recorder for Shasta County.
marI2 If
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HIRAM LUSK.
ADAMS 81 CO.'S EMPRESS
For the Atlantic States, Canada and
Europe.

ADAMS 81 CO.'S EXPRESS
For the Atlantic States, Canada and
Europe.
A OUR REGULAR SEMI IN
Sf.dEK. monthly Express will be Ss@e-S--sE5
- despatched by the Paciic---------
Mail s. s. Cos steamer the 1st and 18th OF
each month, in charge OF regular Messenger.
in the employ of the house.
Treasure and packages forwarded from this
office in charge of two regular messengers, en-
ployed exclusively for this route, and always
reaching San Francisco in season for the steam
ers of the 1st and 18TH
Bills of Exchange on
NEW YORK,
ST. LOUIS,
New Orleans, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington,
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Louisville, and London, England.
Also payable at the following Banks:
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Albany.
Utica City Bank, Utica.
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank of Auburn, Auburn.
Bank of Attica, Buffalo.
Rochester City Bank, Rochester.
George Smith & Co. Chicago.
Alex. Mitchell Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, Milwaukee.
Michigan State Bank, Detroit
Com. Branch Bank of the State of
Ohio. cleveland
Clinton Bank, Ohio, Columbus
Sight Checks drawn on San Francisco, or any
of our offices in California
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DOPE. GEO. e.. Flour and Grain Dealer.
Il Gordon's Iron Block, Front sts marie I'm
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GTOWELI-. W. H.. Commission Merchant
~ Battery street, near Pacific marIq I'm
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS agains,
n the estate of Henry Hepinstall, deceased,
are required TO deliver them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the date
hereof to the undersigned, Public Administra-
tor, at his residence in the town of Shasta.
ID. ID. HARRILL.
Shasta, March II, 1853. Pub. Admin.
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DOST, G. B. & CO., Commission Merchants.
Il corner of Sacramento and Front sts
mario I'm
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N ARSTSH. ROBERT. Wholesale Dealers in
IVl Paints. Oils. Glass, &c, Jackson ST., eight
doors above Salisome- marie I'm
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MI ACONDRAY & CO., Commission Mer-
LII chants, corner of Sansome and Pine
Strels MARIO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-13
CARDS.
Joseph III. WILSON,

JOSEPH II. WILSON,
w HOLESALE AND RETAIL q ROC ,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
Lrs.HBuR0, VA,
ID ESPECTFULLY solicits ths patronage Of hi.
IL friends and the pubic generally.
sept l6--ts
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY

the bones of the sacred bull of the ancient E.
gyplians, the Apis, for which this tomb was
destined. Every one of these enormous chests
Of stone had formerly contained similar remains
which. thousands Of years since had been drag
ged forth and scattered and trampled upon by
6 a foreign soldiery from the north
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-13
vIlmE LARGEST SILK, RIBRON

L AND TRIMMiNG HOUSE IN NEW fUhh :
Thomas G. Stearms smporter and Jebber Of silks Mia
very, and Fancy Goods, l62 Broadray. ~ y, Has now
in and is daily receiving and offering at the lowest
prices complete assortment of goods IN his lne' com
rrsng ell the various STYLES and designs consisting oi
Black and Fancy Silks, Marcelnes, Florences, Shswls
Trimmings Bonuet Ribbons, Taaetaa and Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroideres, French
and English Grapes, Grape Lisses Silk Cravats Gioves
of all kinds, Silk Lace Nitts Bareges. Laces. White
Goeds, Hosiery, L G Hdkf's
The undersigned would invite the attention ot M
friends and the trade generally Hew Offer great IT
docements to ca sh and short time buyers.
THOMAS 6 STEARNS.
~ l6s Broadwa
Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, Y.
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THREsHING MACHINES and

l. WHEAT FANS The attention Of the pubic IL
respectfully invited to cur stock of Threshing Machaes
and Wheat Fars, wkich IRE substantially built and OF
the most approved patterns. Persons in need OF suc
implements wead DO we'll to give stock an exam,
,"tion feel satisfied tfut they will be pleased bot
In price md workmanship.
All I'm, tencn,s warranted to perform we'll
is'- pIUGU1n & h1oTHER.
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A VALUABLE REMEDY


VTNHE undersigned have the pensure OF informing
l. the public, that his newly invented HAIR TONIC
Inns now been thoroughly tried, and has answered his
most sangune expectations 1t has proved itself to be
not only remedy against the falling of the hai'
from the head thus efeotuay preventing badness but
brings it out where is deficient. In no instance, on
lady gentleman where has been properly tested has
IL failed.
But will let some of those who hive tried it speak
In its behalf
ave the undersigned having used Armistead Prides
Hair Tonic, take pleasure in esying TO its efficacy IN
preventing the coming Of the hair and otherwise
.t,eng ngthenng and cansng tito thicken We think that
fair trial will sasiy any of this, and do not, there
fore, hesitate to recommend 1t.
HEERY LATHAM, JoHN CLARK
JAMES M LARoHoRNE, JoHs w. STEWART,
H. NJ. GARLAND, ir., A. @. LEWIS
A number of other names might be added 1t 1t were
thought necessary.
For sale at DIR. Lyman's, Druggist, and at VIM.
Prdes's Barber Shop door below the Marshal
House. Price 81 per botle.Whcn taken by the guam
,ity there will be considerable deduction made in tho
price #
Orders from any part of the United States promptly
attended to, faccompanied by the money.
M 26-3m ARMISTED PRIDE
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AIDES GAITERS.-A replenishing lot Of
IL Ladies' Cloth Caters Kid Buskns and Linds. re-
ceived by the packets at SEAbohio.
inn l5.fa
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RICHMOND.

EDMUND, DAVENPORT a CO.,
lIhlCHMoND offer for sale 10 store ana sdoaf,.s
Wholesale
5000 Sacks Liver fine Salt Marshall and other praads
100 do Ground Alum do
800 tons Richmond ground Pinster
500 tons beat Peruvian Guano daily expectes
500 bbls Rosendae Cement
500 bushels prime Coverse.i
$50 bbl.. Bone Dust
los hhd. Bacon sde,.
LEI tierces Sugar House Moasses 80
300 boxes Archer ~ Cos. No. axes.
800 ticrces London Porter
so cases Gross a. BlackBesl Londen Mustard
90 do do Walnut and Mushroom Cstohur
25 Hampers English Cheese (Gouccster)
75boxes Maecaroui f
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
300 bags Braze Sugar
400 bugs Costa Ricn Coffee
Heune,sey, GODDARD, Olsrd und SasaraE Brandy, Held
scS and Hungarian Iaon Vine; Sherry, Mafsria, and
Port Vine, &c, &c.
Many of the above are Of our own importation, and
profess se low asfhey Le had In this coun
try. quantity and quality considered. Teas as good So
assortment be had In he country adapted 10 tho
trade of Virginia.
doc 3Odacts EDMUND DAVENPORT g. GO.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN. y
TERRY & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs.
TH7NNs.

III. vIRGINIAN is published daily at So and semi weekly at
.anum In dvance No subscription is taken for shorter
~ than six months and paper discontinued except at
IN opon Of Proprietors until all arrearages shall have
inserted for 30 cents per square or
r every insertion, and 81 cts for utter
III the number of insertions Is not marked the Ms II
m bc published till ordered out, and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES areFor the privilege Of two squares
% sbo semi weekly $40; for square, daily $50
Ss inner form, daily $40 semiwecky $35 Every yearly
win be required to eonne his advertising 10 his par
line business and he exceed the space stipulated
he will be charged ratably for the excess
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~ VIRGINIA LINE OF RichmonS

Az VIRGINIA LINE OF Richmond
saxE AND NEW YORK PACKETS.-Thi Mem Home
Line is composed Of the following Vessels all owned In
he city Of Richmond aud sails ftou. Nep York epevs
four days, v1i
Schooner New York. Capt. chorlss Nolson,
g" Haxull +" A. Il. Lamkin
- Gallego " Samuel DenrborBs
" Henrico - j. B. Tutte,
Richmond - William Tiby,
/" Hanover !" y. II. Worth,
a. Merchant Geo. w, Cr och,
Orianna - Daniel Dodge
These vessels all of the first class built in the city
of Baltimore. expressly for this trade nnd have super
or accommodations for passengers. They arc COM
nnnded by experienced Captains and qualified for the
trade nnd who will spnre nc excrton to accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by steam,
and muy be relied to sai promptly as advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find Ito their interest ship by this line
Is the only regular line, and freight viii always
taken mt the lowest rates. and every effort will be mad
by the agents in Richmond nndNew York give salts
faction. unexpectedly nsk andbope to succ in oh.
thinning full share Of patronage Goods shipped by
this line to New York, will be forwarded free of com
mission TO New Orleans, Mobile Savnah, Charleston,
any other port The vessels will be In Richmond
Roekets in New York at berth No. l, Coffee House
slip foot Of Wall Street.
DAVID CURRI ER, Richmond, Ia.
CLAs. II. PIERSON, N York, "eo !"
RiGhnoDd Aug 18-dts No 81, South street.
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already here an English and French man OF war;
and the presence Of this foreign force may deter
| the rebels from coming.
| ssThere is no business doing, and dollars are
| very scarce. The rebels themselves not feared
by foreigners; but xiety il felt account
of the bands of robbers which are always spring
ing up here in time of war. The rebel chief .IIen
Tuch,' who started and still heads The rebellion.
has never yet made an assault any city for the
last five years without couqueripg 1t, and there he
therefore now little hope OF beating him. He 10
constantly adding to his army. The Chinese sol
ulers are not very brave; 4hat the rebels, who
nave been successfully practising the art Of wsr
long Time will probably have their own way
me boston Advertiser Gays: letter from NJ essrs
augustine Heard & Co., dated Shanghai, March
~, contains the following Information: e.Busness
OF all kinds has been stopped for several days.
nc rave sue cesses OF the rebels and the probabili
oi thelr capturing Marking have created GO
gfeat panic among. the Chinese that many have
iet the province, capital has been Withdrawn from
trade, and the bankers in this city and in Soocbow
nave closed their offices for the present Goods Of
al Kinds are unsaleable, it being unsafe to carry
tnem through the country; and produce is also at
stand, as Chinese will only sell for cash which
foreigners cannot pay. The Inconvenience of this
state OF thing5 is severely felt by all.
Con'ractors for silk goods could not complete
their engagements and refused to undertake to
denver them until The country wae TRANQUIL"
me IoIiowlng is an extract from letter from
March:
"After few transitory successes. the immortal
FORCES were driven back upon Marking, aud the
reoes descending the Yangtse with a force of
thirty or forty thousand have invested that city,
which is only garrisoned with about fifteen or
twenty thousand disheartened troops. BY the last
accounts, bringing dates 10 March ii the place
had not fallen, but would eventually, unless
relieved.
'the Governor of Soochow has sent pressing
requests to the representatives Of foreign powers
for aid with chips Ind men.
"Ihe rebels profess to be friendly TO foreigners
and their chiefs still maintain order where thew
have the power, but many places have been Dill
LACED, and much suffering caused by the banditti
who follow in the train of the army"
Thls circular gives variety of other statements
IN relation TO commercial affairs. The supply of
SILKS Will be much curtailed. Teas will be less
affected, because they grown in various pro-
vlnces, some OF which are yet undisturbed There
VIII, however, be short production of the finer
kinds, and expenses will be higher.
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The WKBsTER TEsTIMoNIAL.-A meeting of the
General Committee of One Hundred took place at
the City Hall yesterday forenoon for the purpose
Of hearing and acting upon the report of the Z
ecutive committee, appointed some time since to
snggest mode Of accomplishing the great object
of the undertaking. This committee submitted
their report, which recommended that the monu-
ment to the memory of Mr.. Webster coneist of a
statue in bronze. to be executed by the American
artist, Hiram Powers, and that it be placed in
State street, in front OF the Old State House. The
report was accepted by an unanimous vote.
The executive committee we're further instruct
ed to communicate with the city government
of Boston on the subject of obtaining legal poe
session of the ground to be occupied by the
statue, and constituting the municipality the us
tees for its custody .'el.l1..s
1t was stated TO the meeting, on the part of the
committee of finance, that the amount alread y
subscribed for the work was estimated to be amply
suficientto defray all costs. The subscriptions are
TO be immediately collected and invested tor fur
Their use. ulai4y rH..
The executive committee were instructed to con
slider and report at a future meeting in what man.
ner the testamentary wishes of Mr., Webster can
be aided by the general committee.
After filing several vacancies in the committee
which had been caused by death and resignation
the meeting sdjoprned.-Boston Courier, May 81.
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TEXAS oLp.-The gold discoveries ip Texas
prove to be of little Importance. The latest
counts say that Of the persons who had visited
the diggngs had collected more than one or two
dollars' worth DAY, and many had found moth
ing. tits fortunate for Texas thai such ia the fact
In her rich coil she has mines better than gold, and
ess demoralizing in their tendency.
~. Y. Journal of C0mmtrce
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An IMMENSE Field OF GYrsvM.--Capt. Marcy,
Of the army in surveying the great south western
pains Last summer, discovered the largest field OF
gypsum in the world. Gypsum, when burned.
becomes that valuable article called plaster Of
Parfs X lies three hundred miles west of Fort
Smith, Arkansas. The strata in some places ia
twenty feet thic K, of the purset kind, white and ia
some instances transparent. He said that there il
su6icient quantity Of it to supply the whole world,
and would employ a railroad in It's transportation
one hundred years.-Bosfon Poet.
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w H. HopE, ESQ.,, has retired from the editorii

w. H. HoPE, esq.,, has retired from the editorial
chair of the Pennsyisanian, and has been succeed
ed by ]. NJ COOPER, esq, late of the "Valley
Spirit" published at Carlisle, Pa. The Pennsylua-
nian has for some time aat been published
cent paper, but it now gives notice that On and
fer the lat of July the price demanded will be
two cents per COPY.
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ALExANDER SAITH.-The New York Eu<ninr
Post in critical notice of the poems of this wr-
ter, says with some justice:
"Mr. Smiths faults are those incide al to vounr
authors prodigality of imagery and an over.
luxuriAnce Of fancy, which time and study will
chasten into a rich and polished simplicity. The
poetic genius 10 there-itoniy requires to be mould
ed into proper shape. No one, however dispoeed
to critieiss him severely, can deny his force and
originality" r,U fa.t, I ~
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THr CALL oy CHINA OF RRIrAIN.-In the House
of Commons recently, in reply to Lord locelyn,
Lord John Russell stated that the Emperor oil
China had applied to Great Britain for assistance
but no orders had been given to interfere in any
way, except for protection of Britsh property and
suh;e
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The STEAMSHIP "ARABtA" has established her
reputation az beyond all comparison the crack
ship Of the Cunard line. Her last trip from this
port to Liverpool Is said to have been accomplished
in ten days and seven hours. Her return voyage
has been equally credtable-saiIing from Liver pool
on the 2lst, at 9 IS a. m |, and arriving here at
IL. 30 .. m. the 3lst. She has thus managed to
perform the trip in ten days and three hours
Nothing like this, If We remember correctly, has
ever been done by the Africa, Europe, or Amer-
ca-the three nett best steamers Of the Cunard
hne. These slow coaches must look cut for their
Iaurels. The Africa has made several quick pas i.
sage,; but her greatest speed falls something short
OF the time made by the Arabia on her last two
trips across the Atlantic. We repeat it, The Ara
bia has won the championship Of the = Cunard
line. -Nesc York Expr<ss : -r.-
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FoREIoS MONEY PRoHIstTED IN MExIco.-The
Mexican government has ordered the circulation
Of foreign money to be discontinued in Mexico,
declaring such circulation an abuse hat is in vio-
lation of established laws; and it has directed that
all such money be deposited at the minis in order
that it may be converted into Mexican coin, and
where it's value will be paid. The decree 10 dated
the 9th of May, 1852 and is published in Ell Uni
verssI of the 10Th of the same month.