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NE~ ORLEANS, AEg. z5-The lever seems be
grHdnay Decreasing though the mortality continues lxxe
iee deaths today ~els 2is including 20 from yellow g.
Ara 20 The deaths today have been Iss, including
1874 iox the ever
lsEcoND DESPATCH
NV CHLEsS, Apg 1.-The official report Of The board
of health, ending his mornirg O'Clock srtbits tho
iots number OF deaths 10 be ozs Tor the week ucdipg
sol lran fever aad 80 nnkno~n Ta4s eompa cd s,th
report o. the previous week shows nease Of slsu
lie number aud o. by the fever he inoIss.c was
snany Ia the esfiy of he week until dsy,
the deaths commenced falling or which has confused
unul he pIeGent ua Should The epidemic. lhessors
nol exceed the past few dsys ih= report OF Tho coming
week wiz show st iaing cd. pobaby OF sever
al hundred. ~
eo' a NJ Hoiboos, Of the Piesyuoc, Who had Lcea i'll
VAN he isveI ana glad sSy hss been ponos
vse'cent lie expects 10 be week
Inc ep5 On Thursday by tpe oisI express
over hsas california roue, via Ms rico, osps In
- Gays Dol Mr. ksmsay expects TO seccm plish Ia
side OF sixteen days.
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FrSAxcrs oy AusfsL.-AustrEa has increased her
Indebtedness since Ist5 something like $40 900 900
Al this rate she viii TO destruction. The deficit
in each year s,nce tn. date above mentioned thus
stated vnt in 1885, E7a6 o33; IN 1ss7. Ct 5iios4 10
1875 EI2Ieo $50 in 1872 fJ,tss.AS6; IN 1850 G5.
222 353; IN 1851. fj 3ti.733 and IN 1852, making
total in years Of f3itsi 300. average OF E5.
7.3 $40 per There also every probability
that the difference between and expenditure will
be equally dsas 1888 Ons OF the features
OF this expenditure IT, that great pan Of il has been
incurred in REFRESHING liberty. particularly in Hungary
aoa Italy Surely dss,ohsm must be sweet to iyrants.
when they are willing 10 purchase ia extension
dear a rate-Jour. Of Com.
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DIED.

residence, the 2h Instant Morris, oeso county.
LEWIS LEE AokhIc eldei The
JAcoB MoEKIs
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CasApiAs hrsAIas.-The Canaias. Eotwithsianding
the observable want Of enterpr-. among their population
have advanced with eonslHable rapiI.iy 40 population
and wealth, during the lat seventy years. Upper Cana.
ia now has population exceeding 10000 persons
Lower Canada posses population oil 200 Doo having
poi1, OF numerical strength increased 100 per cent
since ls2s Upper Canada has stu mote rapidly pro
crossed the number OF Inhabitants there IN the year
last mentioned, only asJai ls5 900, thaA giving an
advance OF 40 per in the OF the pas. quarter
OF century This fact. believe, cannot be equallsd
10 the annals Of the British colonies. We annex The
figures connected with the extent. population. and
mecis statistics OF British Amer'es Agreeable extent,
2Is.35oooo aces population 10000 souls trade
with all nsiion., $40 200 900 -Defrsd FIRE. Pes
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MATERIAL AID TO ras sufTEREas IN NEW OELEiss -
While the epidemic 10 doing lis ceath-de&iipg work,
rejoice 10 find that the lsbors of that pfalseworhs
Institution, the Howard Association. among the dead
men. and their vsiis the sick and suffering are rem
desed a. light material aid make them. as will be
seen BY the following list OF subscriptions, made up 10
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vrusE s>A~.ss ~ asAs~gs~~ s~~sssa~y
i cp~~ Th~v-a.y sss i.s u serserneev
A~gs7-Asl~sep e.# f HEH
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puCHAHa DOMESTIC MEDlCrE, ra..ssy Pay
vol, A<a strongly hcs~A sheep rrcs
~ q, p.sA'shed At y %. res .ass ~ ..
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IL
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURsI
lure AND re-. ...e VIA The and .toel
serw rirees.By tf trust ere
e.. s 81 on rs @ e. an An 81. sss e full e
trade imp,emn, and The store nrares Of. confectionery and
.aad seiwreu south and streets, at 10 o'eioch, We
on. 6ns piano one secretary and book case
r.rlot, cane seat and roc1'Y ehsr
Pas dlsss and ss w.aa, sssss. and '' set
Five mshossny and cherry r.hes
Lounge. mating, en'PeL and oi-e'o'h
T~o snss.ass and nan,.I ornaments
WINDOW shades, curtains, eernies, ke
Doc ,rtsoaa bard China oraery, &C.
Also GOOD off.ney ,rseis- toys. Ae
harness, horse .sa bodied -.sos
TAs dAy, at s'cieek, p -,
sssd hayias fro.t Of n ss s,rr., running
- i~ss 70 seA.. h. .s'.esed % m. one s.ss 'soss and
Tn.y h..A.o~sg rapidly
nos q pss.ss. se.vrs 70 ptos.ss. inve-,n'sn,.
q .. = ss sss ard a S, and .ss.
'.eery .s4ersed ss.,ss ,.-. 0 The real e.,s fcar
DECD ''s' ''' 'ee' . WIS., NO =: s.s,s. Tfs.,,.
Auss-d Asesone-r.-
A cARD.-r. purpose q changing ieeaae. my oe
WIN Be su'pendsa rnhi Monday, the sh
S.sA-s wN. MALsTrR, pssn.t
NJ SRKxs q SCOTT. Aassa..s~s.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOr as th~ e.r~er 81 Indiana
y assd IA ssr~es % as Awesso~.ou ro,,d.y,
~ % sy e ,.s s. s .. IN. .4 s.. sa
No 5x3 having front ls6isna
ehcs hsct n ter $3.50 Tn
y . ..rs.o".y 'cs',.s and considered %
rr-~~nwa orpcrsrisy Es . er',S investment
,s~, " :, po~s r-ymsn. s~arsr from
adesd rvrr snd Decd of trust taken Title
GREEN \ SCOTT.
AuH-A Aucuono,rs.
TnIE rAws OF rHE PALE FACES. Two o~.,--
few .sose esp... calculated riets. P.a1ass neoa ~
in.uatsd 9Th upwards cf I'VE hundred enersvinss.
...ss, TAYLOR \ NAURy.
A~ss Book.e'er,. sh
NoTIcETe unAer-isped ,ox.ss
ssdrr the and Grn az sBEkkLI BAILEY, sor tAr
conducting hDsine.s
purchased interest
compsete ususi variety n John r. Kbb~y
rps@~, lssy fan
and sovs%ss OF ss'y which they
papsed, p<scoc1~,
thst po<cs, sppscacasop ana
= -. -. .. JANIS ~ s#eKsLI4
aug a. -AAf~ciw n JOSIAH Y. BAILEY
Ing a~d Dsy Pspsss,
Or sv.c, sef~~~~ T~~tnA a~a Tzsferh
THE n r..u~ed on Thsr.asy -.
~ aeps~mk~r, which their pupils -
he papcss.a N sersAA~cs,i ~ oder 70 Prs'"s 'P
Ts~ s.sy ,.,-rv~~~.s. ..s. 70 n,r pr.
. s..s,,s SO - ssssssss !" s-s ,.rs'.
TO- go =" -, svsss~s The sece~se<sscn ~ ~ ~
- 80 a. ~en
.,.., v~sssrs by f"rnsee ~~s study r~~~
NJ -. .s al. ssu~s.y rsse. s,v~~
r.s ,erss. Ne hsA N. ss~s.y
rn.rsp.l bces.scsss IN the CITY, W
A.e g-AnsAssp tr hs.+T 10 II
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NKw ORPHANS, August y5.-The steamer T.xas has r.
lived, bringing dates RON The cry Of Mexico 20 Auxu.
IL h, ard Vera Cruz Of the 2s The Ameriena Miu,,er
arrived al The city Of Mexico he 18Th Judge Conknx
was al Jsiapa awaihiing the next steamer.
The slave verse with which Judge Sharkey's nsns had
ties. .a#
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Items Of news and miscellany.

TH1 sFIDssIo AT NEw ORLxAss-in July there were
1857 yellow lever deaths which, with those ior The
three weeks in Angus make aggregate OF 5.o5o Of
lever alone
The Bulletin Gets down he total number Of deaths
since May - al 7,249, Of which .957 died OF yellow
fever
NV oRLTAss, August 25.-Tbe fever seems now 10
be gradually decreasing though the mortality continues
large The deaths to-day ais, including 200 from
the yellow fever.
NV ORLEANS. August 26,--The deaths to-day have
been le3. including l5a from the fever.
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INV 1okA. AWguN y.
Jadge Edmonas discharged Calder, the scotch refugee
claimed aader the Ashbuston Treaty.
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THE black RIVER AND UTICA RAILROAD.

UTlcA. August 2s.-The ceremony of breathing ground
Tor The Black rnd Utica railroad took Place ys,-
wrday In The pIeseDce OF large If military
aud civic bodies Addessrs made by Governor ssr-
mour Mr. saxion, The president Of road and ohsss
NEW HAVEN Augns % The of Com stock the con-
duc,or tie New Haven roa Whose hss been eoinx
al Danbuy. concluded without convictpx the COR
ductr The jury stood nine FIR and sgain,t convc
tion. The jadge them reconsider tho case
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Z, y.
The Mayor Hon. CAarles Wilson, has been arrested and
eii 10 bail for murder a, tho Gave xxi rio,thros Others
also sled.
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TOURNAMENT mt the Fauquier White suipha
Springs win Tuesday the et Of September
p-<2s +.
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,F INTEREST to Parents aad Teaehers- Cheap
" All in he
private academies Disci
surrounding cooulry, Aae al New York prices.
. TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Asgz Esoksioss, Sth
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NJ KTs.

NEW YORK, Aug % The stock market is seady-s,les
Uniird States IS. 1857 l22 Canton, zi; Erie 73f
Long siapd 3h; Reading, sales Parker Vein, lsl;
Cum lal ccal 80 PLulix, f&le, New creek
-as Morris eni al, l6i Ncsrsgaa, 20 McCuiock Gold
snd lining Company o. Greenfield county. North Caro-
lima, IL! Money unchanged Exchange on London, 81
81 preminm-
-Four hmcr-ssles Of 5000 Dbl. SIS 25a IS 81 for
State brands SIS ~ SIS Sc and So 50 for southern.
sales Of Is 900 bushe. Genesee wheat 1884 cents.
Corn seady.ses 30 600 busLek IS IS for yell
low. Oats aud rye unchanged Mess pork, &i5 20 10
SIS 81. Lard firm fall PRICES Coton hrmer-ssies Of
400 ba,a Whskey, 20 16i cents. ~t'
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NEGRO MOT AT NIAGARA YALL..

BUFFALO, August % "A disgraceiul riot occurred n
Niagars Fails yesterday in quence the arrest OF
negro waller employed the Cataract Hon.e, named
Watson, the charge OF having killed a an ut Savsn-
nab, named Jones, tbre mob Of 30 negroes
escued Watson The officers, when tho called
Iishmen mployed the railroad to their Hsssta nce
terrible conct ensned. Ia which msny I'M ared, bat
The groe. finally nastered, and Watson secured
lie is now in Buffalo on his way TO Baltimore. The
gToes thought thar Was arrested fugitive slave.
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GRAcE GREEswooD's TRAVELS IN EURorE-lt i.
stated that Grace Greenwood returned home in the las
European steamer, and is on visit al Boston, fol-
the purpose Of putting 10 press her Travels in Europe
which 10 be issued Immediately by Messs Ticknor
Reed, Fields.
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A CARDIFF purpose Of changing The ocsios Of
n win be suspendd Until Monday, the sh sep
Asg R-s WIN. hALsTEk, Desnst
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DovSIAs JEssoLp--W. are delighted 70 hear (ssys
the ". O DelaD that ths renowned humos.s- mosa &C.
nal wr,er, and saunoh republican is shout 10 writ this
county. There IL not Of the laesat OF EaslsSd
wbo has stronger claims oron the regard Of oar people.
OF who VIII BE- cordially welcomed svsrywhers
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Nav YORK, Augn,t 20 Julien q gre nd con
CIse Garden, tbs proceeds Of which fo tho
sufferers At New Ohcan..
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81
the wednesday
"Wednesday
The
The ensuing open 2oin September
The charges
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The second locomotive OF Chicago manufacture vii
be turned out IRON the shops OF the Gseaa and Chica
90 Railroad Company in few weeks Car msnufae
tuning has been carried in ha, city quite extensive
ly tor time
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Coed and Timely Advice.

The following which we cut from the Ohio Patriot,
Of the ablest and radical democratic papers
in the Buckeye State, will answer well for Mime
sota the region for which it was more especially
designed. Let the candidates for nomination to Office
in Minnesota, and their friends, weigh the timely
hortation contained therein-et the Delegates the
Congressional Convention consider them, and let the
party act in accordance with the advice therein
tained
ITO CANpIpArEs.-Whcna number of individ-
uals appear before the people candidates for the
same Office il is impossible that all can be gratIiied
must necessarily be disappointed. But when
nominations made in accordance with the usage
Of the party is the duty Of the defeated candidates
10 freely acquesce in the decision, and give their
hearty support TO the successful candidates. Any
other course is not only suicidal but furnishes incon
estibe evidence of selishness and want OF devotion
TO the party and its principles A failure to receive
nomination, affords excuse for lukewa,mness, or
dsaection, or boiling Such conduct on the part OF
defeated cand dates. reprihensibe the highest
degree, aud Justly subjects them to the contempt and
scorn of the honesh men Of their own party.
To THE FRIENDS OF CANDiDATEs.--lt is not
frequently the when a number Of candidates
present themselves for the office that consdera-
bile feeling is aroused among their respective friends.
nd is natural or the friends OF candidate after
they have zealousy directed their energies secure
his nomination, to feel little chagrncd AT the defeat
of their avorite. But they should not permit their
personal preferences to influence their conduct in the
slightest degree, after the nomination is made. All
should low with difference to the Ill of the majority
Of the party, as expressed at the primary meetings.
The man who through personal considerations will
refuse to support the regular nominee Of the party, is
unworthy the name OF democrat. He is a iactiOnist,
disorganizer, and ally of the enemy OF Democrat
c principles. every thing for the cause; nothing
for men,, is cardinal maxim of the democratic party
and this maxim, every democrat who Is not acuat-
ed by improper and selfish motives, will say amen,
aud make his conduct compou with his professions.
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| THE IMPEACHMENT CAsE.--The trial of Judge
!luhbel, of Wisconsin, which has been in progress
Tor weeks past, Madison has resulted in hi
triumphant acqutal on all the charges! There were
seventy different charges in the articles Of mpeach-
ment, upon which the Senate voted separately, and
in every instance the result ssnot guilty." In
the seventy calls ga Senators voting) there were
1850 responses Of these 1903 were enot guilty, -
and l72 guilty"
When the decision was announced popular cnthu-
siasm for the judge could longer be restrained.
Immense crowds gathered in the streets after dark
bonfres were kindled--bels runs-6reworks dis.
played, and cannon discharged. great number
waited upon The Judge in a mass, at his boarding
house, and after repeated calls he came cut and ad
dressed them in a and appropriate speech, which
was loudly applauded.
Thus has ended one Of the most remarkable trials
in the annals Of country. The number and fla.
grant character of the chargesthe bitterness with
which they urged and the confidence shown by
the prosecution, had led those not personally ac-
quainted with the Judge to anticipate somewha
different result.
HE WORLDS FAIR presents attractive bill, ,
to-day; and as Mr. Heenan is determined to sell as
low as can be done in St. Paul, we advise those in
want of articles in his line TO give him a call
BoNp s. KELLoGo's advertisement will SPEAK
for itself.
Our friend HOLLAND has named his neat and
commodicus house "Hoiiand Place." and turned il
into hotel We hope he may do a profitable aad
lively business. See card.
MEsDorA.-Mr J. Bruce has taken the "Men-
do'a House," at Mendoza, and he is now prepared
to accommodate those Of the public who may call Oh
him See advertisement in another column.
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Arrival Of the Atlantic

NEW YoRk, Jul, 10.
The Atlantic left Liverpool about 10 ciock on
the 18th ulf., and reached here this morning with
140 passengers.
GREAT BErrAIN.-News uninportant. The IN
come tax bill has become law. Very hnle >. sid
bout Turkish affairs, there being genera ballet ia
the maintenance Of peace but insurance .le D1a-
ube has increased. Henry BARLEY Is sqoacu 81 as
the Governor Of Jamaica.
The Australian Steamship Company Panama,
has received charter
The strikes among the operatars at STOCK port arc
Blackham continued. Look out for nor cssaa e..c.-5
Ex-President Van Buren, is at Birmiusham 5.ts
Stowe is visiting Wales
The crops in ireland look luxursnt. '.'he weather
in England is generally favorable. In 9c9taua ram
is wanted.
FRAscE.-The proposed action Of rance CO tie
Turkish question ID not officially known Il was sr-
ported that the Emperor had addressed io rai ..ic
to Russ 10, demanding TO know whether BE- Uaoted
peace or war--France being ready for either
The report adds that Napoleon conscuted 20 viIh-
hold his note, the earnest request CT ta- Ea.slal
minister. This may NAV not I've true
Mr.. Lawrence is charged with p Yaic misston
10 La Platte.
SrAlS.-The irigate Constitution passed Gibraltar
Cir the 18th ut., for the westward.
Two shocks Of an earthquake were i, = ~ thr Ca
naries on the 27.h and 29Ih May--no dana .c done
The crops in Spain indifferent. 4 IS fumored
that the Spanish ports will be opened f. tho free ad-
mission Of wheat.
TURKEY.--No hostilifies VET and the belief ga,as
ground in England and France that there Vii lie
none.
Russia, however, continues 10 collect iroop7 sloag
the frontier and the Turks continue their war! e
p,eparations
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NEW YoRE, r., d.
The steamer Illinois from Aspinwai gfigca t.s
morning, with California dates 10 Jun, lG'h
She brings i've hundred passengers ana s, .c25 100
in ireights.
Ihe ship Carrier Pigeon, from Bos'os vcal , .aore.
on the 9Th June Point Nev,ear, abe t,-.. niles
south OF San Francisco. Two steam ere .ent
to the wreck ami saved I2O passenger l.e yes..l
Ill be total loss also large rortloa IS t1v
The steamer Sea Bird which sea, -l ,he tss-
rer Pigeon, beached while takiu- oct thc c-.ss
last accounts say she was breaking piece
A duel was tous ut Saturday morning, -.. Il,
between Edward Bates, Clerk Of the t--
sistant Aldermen and DR.. Crane. Al lr.
Crane was shot through the body. Ii ltI Use ssyt
Sunday. Several other duels re ..lel .et.--r
persons unk nown TO
The weather m California vfrY urrIa--t..e
Thermometer hanging in the shade ia H. 'a. SIS
to l073.
The mining intelligence from all qua .s-s s4 e
the most cheering character.
Business AT San Francisco rev ing. i.aie
IN the interior improving.
The duel between Hon. NJ. Gwinc Hon. W
McCorke, fought the first Of Jura Thee
Intellectual shots were fired and the mat,er '.s-
iacrorily adjusted.
The Pathfinder had arrived it'll 5a'c ..or. Hong
Kong TO 9th April, and Shanghai t. pr. le,h.--
The capture of Nankin AMI subsequent col ~ tle
rebels is fully confirmed. The hon2 kosg Her ia
gives details .. various cruees pract,c y The az
{
ter of priests as we'll as Of the Mantct.. NanSu.
They entced several hundred Manic $500. Ito
one building, which set fire t., reducing the
whole ashes. They also pressed ever Che csc,
from Is to 45 years Of age, into the am, Ai,ljng
the childrea ; useless. ana making cooks -ad s-'l
ions of the women Nankin. Tn lead.r . i..s
rebels was crowned Emperor. Fears Guess
tanned at Canton that the rabble woul rise o .a.
ing the success OF the rebels.
The expectation Of rice had been pr,A.l -e I-ofe
districts.
i letter fiogn Hong Kong, dated 4 pa 81. .fat.s
that the Commodore was about to pfo- re ,o jsfsa
with the Mississippi and Saratoga. IS h1~ caused
some uneasiness To the foreigners, Wor.- 't.Te
them comparatively unprotected.
This Panama Star says there was 7a 2t'ea. rt
revolution in Bogosa. New Granada, oatle o'h .yr..
Several individuals shot. Gen. Harrison at-
tempted 10 call the troops, but Ger. IA 70 reise
The Golden Gate. with mails 10 ,.p 10th, a.t
srecie, arrived on the Ssh. I'll, t' ~ 20.
steamer arrived on the 18TH with date i,a.
raise Ia the 4th aud Lima to the l2ih ju,r lie
prospects of war between Bolivia az 40 u,lc lu-
crcasing.
Tae steamer Union, for Panama anl ....t.' IL
sailed for California the OH. s- t,.e -r
Lawrence at Bogota the Both
4 new paper has teen started AT .,0sI. ifta-
erich Porter publisher.
The contractors commenced work .le iar1r..
Railroad on The Goth Of June.
The foundation of bridge ut BtTi .crc-s
completed. The bridge would be la s- i..
ceiyed frona New York. This viii be DON al lie
road finished Tor As miles.
In California the harveS; had conn ai, and II F..
supposed that the grain crop viii larg encCeI nIs
of 1912
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Arrival CT the Arafia.

NEW YoEx. T.h T.
The Cunard steamer Arabia Mh:ch B If Liverpool
on The 81 reached her dock az II ..-..ra iais
morning. She brings about 6j pass ,-rI-. to-
passed the C;.eeda going into iiveIFoe 30 .1e ft.
She also passed the clipper ship S-'es,'eo g., ,tr
Seas from New York, out about 10 d..
The sab,ance Of the Turkish intel ...e g. thst
everything is doubtful. Nothing ha> resulted aF ssf
from the Porte's rejection Of the ultir -..hi~s
in fact could be done until july iet., ti.h dare II
thought tha, the Russians had n.. PASSED DIE
Danube. 1t reported that Turk '1r..'iv
demanded the armed Intervention Of i.. i.t. l'aa-
e!s. Tie statement was not couiiime auH .f STATE
ot things 10 hot sook peaceful. 4. .l. IS
English fleets were at Br.do,
Nothing interesting from other par q. ) rope.
DEBATES in Jamaica affairs were in .f.s. S.. .--
British Parliament.
The city of Shixo in Persia was ,srs.rl, O. .. s
earthquake, May I.
London teiegraphic dispatches fo;a .'..- s..'s
mat the election Of the ui,lpaium ite,l..
tessbnigh the Dist Of June. The Eu,.t
personal declaration to the English AID Z
bassacors, expressed in the strongest ,tur,- j.
stated that the destruction Of his fleet vof.
vent his invading Turkey. The fou DIVISION t
the Russian army ordered to entst Notiay
MOravia The Russian forces the BarA ~rI
amount to 10000 Tine Russian ar la5aa'r
planned OF the condnct Of the Turks J. .a'e.. 1l4
is said to have forwarded peremptoi, ord p
de Brifne TO coufne himself 10 OIL "a ii.-rcs,
with the English Secretary Of Stale.
AT the Bourse to-day securities suhoo, .oa.@-
quence Of the intelligence from the Ia go ''.'
decline.
The London News publishes a d',rl.. n ia.-
ton to items received by overland ma. IT,. 'a'.-
are Madras, May 18th Calcutta, Nj -..I .0t ID
gapore, May 18Th Al Hong ko'e. Nar o. a.t
sorts Of runlors "a the tie, ,H'' -
KIN had been recapiur,d 10y he rriels aai tai Ties
moved in the direction OF Pckin. i 'is. .st7-T,
has received Authorization, and .ar a,tn'' i"c's
we must wait another mail.
The steamer Mississippi anchosed u Hong hoag
hatbor on the 2;th, and proceeded Dig came Us. T.
Shan, hal.
The Peruvian bark Caprice has Lea. Ken by
Com. Perry an extra store ship.
The Australian mail packet 81 lof rye airs
we'd at Plymouth Enga land on the 6rsi l'h cargo
of $500 ounces Of gold dust. The advises wh c1
she brought has been unantcipatcd By previous arf'
walls. The costs Of provisions bad r'arneo a sFe~t
hight, with no prospect Of speedy aha'c nenf-
The steamship Africa sailed to-day vi.h eIs.''3
in specie, and 70 passengers, for Liverpool A@rA7
was leaving her dock Jersey City a. 7 , Gee toe
caused her TO strike against the piers wa', - tr;
extended into East River. Her startoard waevi r.i
considerably broken and damaged. she moved o.
however, in fine style, and proceeded 10 ses