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,u;,ed corrsred with the dollar for certain it IL thst
the human constitution demands daily the exh.sisns
of trees flowers and the grassy or urroved s,i for ts
development. For masses TO be reared IKE h[yp''fn
vipers ,veterng in cask in wilderness OF orics an
stone il TO lower the standard OF health and good
Looks Our men become Puny; our women Angular
and scrsvney without the carTilIneH sF-h 90 tn
mother Of beauty and love. when reared among hard
bu,ine,ske cent percent sthesticai ;o'rton cied
CITY where nature is kicked out OF doors Ike dirty
truu and svarice reigns predominant. viewed from
h;cb essb.tic and economic standard. our cities
miserable creations but taking them IN al taer IN
berent insniry they may be mended DJ the intr"dnc-
ton Of Psrks-of Parks where flowers, oaks, foua-
tsius streams statues invite repOse snd admiration;
where the hard coarse spirit OF trade or toll msy be
softened and refined; innocent sports pursued music
played art studied, and manners cultivated
We blush when We think Of the condition OF New
York in this regard compared with Paris or London
In the former city for example Is the gorgeous garden
Of the Tueries fairy land OF beauty where the per-
fecton of Horticulture goes hand in hand with forest
Of aboriginal depth grandeur aid subiImiy aud the
whole is crowned with Hellenic cast Of loneliness
Vast sis this garden the Luxembourg on the leit bink
Of the Seine is double its size, resPebdent with the
same phenomena. And on the same SIDE banking the
Seine is the Garden Of Plants, nobparel Of curious
design, venh beauty aud generous import Then west
Of the Tuileries Garden lie the Eysian Feds, wood
and drive of between one aud miles 10 length lead
ing TO the Arch Of Triumph and ust beyond that 'he
Boouene Forest Of some thirty miles IN circumference,
sparkling With drives open to all. Then withn iorty
minutes drive lie the marvelously superb Versailles
Garden aud Forest, open to the world; and w'hin
two hours drive the domains OF Fontanbeau forest 81
about one hundred miles in circumference Ii Old
countries with thckset population can afford to have
,uch ntrsmural splendors-the divine rus IN Ur3e -
beside forests and gardens around and about winch
would inspire the muse Of Shakespeare with flesh
ecsacy-surely this continent, which now possesses
under the sway of country full two thousand million
acres. at the smallest calculation, able to feed,
cothe and house two thousand millions human beings,
or more than twice the number said nhabt she whole
e,rth-surey it can afford room for recreation. room
for health room for culture for beauty, within aud
without its prOudest city, and higher standard than the
dismal prompngs Of individual Ignorance and asarice
which control our career and destiny.
Who thenvill take hold in earnest and push along the
creation Of the New Park
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PROPOSED PUBLIC MEETING.

There seems to be lul in the interest taken in the
formation Of great Park. A public meeting Oa the
subject might oppOrtunely be held, as expressive Of
the want felt in the matter. The larger the Park
the better There is no use in dispating about
the two sites Let US have both-a thousand acres if
We can. We must make provision for the future. In
nothing are We more wanting than legislation ahead
We have duties to perform to Posieri! as vel IS TO
ourseves and have moral right to close up every
foot Of sland with brick and stone The beauty,
the saubriiy Of the country should be equally cared
for a. city necessity. Most Of all does New
York need Park, for the progress of trade, and
the greed OF the dollar sitting the very breath
Of heaven from the midst of u.s. The streets Ike
Broadway, for example, which Of old had private
gardens all nov being closed up in their rear with
workshops, storee1tensons, or whatnOt and che pub
Lie health sacrificed to noaey. Indeed health IL de.
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From the Fishing Grounds.

s. John n. b papers cf the l'th last, sre received
tn, Mr. rHnscter states that tao French war steamer
the veloce and Cleopatra had arrived on the Neg
Fpndsnd 10 watch the Interests Of the French ash
nen 90 French vessels reported 10 be AZ on
the Grand Banks and 4s St. Peters Bank with boats
and skins innumersbe. and all said to be doing vel
The increased bounts granted by France las, year. on
fishing vessels has given great impulse 70 the business
ard large contracts for dried dsh have already been made
with the French houses in Boston.
The English to HAYES boat at st. Jshns to protect
the fisheries there and also vessel at the Straits Of Belle
Isle.
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The Captain Of the Leopold states that be pre..s
when Buenos Ayresn Colonel wounded in an eaxsr~
ep was brOugh, in prisoner BY the outsiders and as i,
saw bis bead Gu, of.
Jus, IS the Leopold len there was runcr Ae the
Bueros Ayreans bad accepted the medison Of the Bra
allan and Bolivian Ministers Crquizs ~as attempting to
purchase additional 81 smers for the purpose OF oocsds
Ru.pos A,res. He hsd also opened the ports Of zxs,s
"a. Fs,nsndo ard salsds IS outlets for goods rca h
Interior.
TB. Wales, an eminent merchant Of Boston. died "a
terdsy
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The Bnltimore asd Liverpool Line Of Steamers
MORE Mcan..lax Innn Iali

The Baltimore Mechanics Exchange Co passed resolu
H. Ms tonight opposing the acceptance # the propositions
Of .rber NV York Philadelphia builders for the con.
structon of steamships for the Baltimore and Liverpsd
lin. N.wYork builder. offer t. take 800 600 OF stockd
built there and Philadelphia onehalf the stock, Phha
delphi built propellers are adopted
N.w Orleans papers OF Thur,d,y last are received.
The Rairgh Regt,ter pubshe, DR.. Atkinsons accept
suce of the North CarOlins Bi-hopric.
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Two steamers Burnt at Ciucinasn-The recent Fer.
saric.-The Meather- NnxissIien. &C.

CINCINNATI, NedacsIay, June IS lSN
The steamers james hliinsrr and Memphis No. I ~urs
DESTROYED BY fire At their dock last night They had been
LAID up for some days in consequence Of low w.ier
L. Cray before reported arrested for Forgery was
smned b. fore Magistrate day, who without having al
the tesu ory against the prisoner expressed himself ss
bed his guilt aud IN default VI bail committed him TO
jail. 800 ~
Forperies commences day IN the Criminal Court
III. weather here extremely hot and dry and the crops
are suffering severely Business Is dull
The river il vey low. Freight 20 Pittsburgh are quoted
AZ ace and New Orleans 81 Louis Soc per 100 lbs
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CASE OF THE Coyucr NrARY.-Deputy Sheriff VIII
let held an investigation last evening at the Sessions
Court in the Halls Of Justice, Centre-st, at O'Clock
Pm The District Attorney ATTENDED the part Of
the People, and Mr. Morrison for the prisoner. The
testimony of Drs Gilman, Earls and Reney went to
prove the insanity of the convict and ~ Coye of the
Civ Prison was however, Of contrary opinion. The
jury at the close Of the testimony retired and after
deberaon of about an hours duration returned pre-
sentiment finding the prisoner of mind He was
then removed in the custody Of Deputy Keeper Hama
gan back TO his cell in the City PrisOn
HARLEM RAmRoAD ExcURsIoS.-Our reporter had
prepared an account Of the excursion the Harlem
Railroad TO Chatham Four Corner, which excluded
by the arrival OF the foreign news found in todays
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At o'clock this morning we received our papers by
the Asia, three days laer from Europe We find no
feature of remarkable Importance TO our dispatches,
end at the late hour received have no opportunity Tor
commenting. Our readers will ind full details IN other
columns Turkey lie making extensive prepare ions for
war there being no further hope Of negotiation.
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r. SEE THIRD PACE. Al

In Senate yesterday, the Canal Compromise ""
passed Ayes %, Nays |. so the long agony 10 over
and the session of May closes the part OF the senas
a. the earliest moment.
In Assembly nothing Of vita importance Was done +;
the impeachment debated stlength-the Maine
Law not touched.
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TIM AwyrL Hor WEATHER.

TUIt AMFrL HOT
49, he RED tsrrprs Of fbs f.rnr sun
ps.r sovr the yiol-nce Of WINNER End;
xnS not cloud the sky may overrun-
Ar not . sha1c the p2nrnt fcun rne;
s.Te xhers RooTs broad and pleasant rooms.
ehs, out the fsrvid ter7nrs Ct the hest,
A. Al ,nS Mature co.. ancfion j5n
70 make the lovely paradise complete.
% there We swelterins overhested fhrUrg-
Sect the EoTiee 81 t.e 81 An;
ST here IN cool and quiet while be txkes
ace ard form tie glorious Counterpart;
So each fsafnfs into view,
Esch mild or herce preston gems % fnd
suct perfec; ri-i, doubt
IL tie fare tFaes Of is Kind
Fercf Pc. tkeu sh Co'oad Crrsso-
,,r<s IN NevNct Criyon Itn DsEuer=otyp-
nrtic~. Gallery always free fifs-
~ BrStsIs climbing.
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speesaI D1.gaisa 10 The \ u Tr,lEns.
WAsUISirDN yy,dnesa.v

sr<ea! DIspafss 10 The \ " Trilgns.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. June Is, 1855
The aiding topic To-Day in tgn quar- that England
will fore spain to emandpatr her slaves, and introduce
Coolies TIE opinion expressed that should this
be colsummasd aud the Government fail TO make hostile
demonsira,ior h. there would libuserin the soath
and West upon imposing scale
Gov Wood Of Ohio accepts the Consulate Of Valparaiso
rotwithsiaLd the noise aud confus on INDUCED IN
upon hearing OF bis appointment The Governor wanted
ul mission, but will be obliged n play second fiddle to
Sam Medary. II not IN the Governor 10 say he did
not he shave OF the tail Vi opp for President
Pierce.
Hester ia sin alive but the wound Is considered mortal
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Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad.

BUFFALO, "Wednesday, June Is lst3
The proposed railroad loan ct sO0 600 10 tue hufde
ard Pittsburgh Railroad voted TO day. and resulted
in a msjOrity of 80 in favor of the loan.
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EDwARD C. DELAvAy, who has for months been
quoted ~ TIE advocates Of the Rum Traffic IS hostile
10 the Name Law. has defined position" on the
other OF the question. He thinks said sw should
be IN cIec and enforced.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Sotsrn Tsegrspk Orc Of Hanover aud BeIverst'.
TIE CANAL RESOLUTIONS PASSED
BY THE SENATE.
FIRING OF CANNON, &c.
ALBANY. "wednesday. June IS 1858.

ALUANI, " ednesday, June d ID.
The Canal Resolutions psssen in the Senate this
frene on by almost unanimous Immediately after
which cannon we're urec othe- demonstI atoms Of
Ill bic rejoicing made
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Lia.or Law In New-Hanpshirc.


In the House this morning new Liquor bill was 'utss
,ueed and referred 10 A Committee OF i've Democrats A
majority of the Committee are said TO be in favor Of The
Law
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pri,,.r., strike nj s,racusc.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday June u, 1854
The Printers of this CITY struck ts morning for Increased
nav demanding 90 cents per 1000 ems nc. Inc Ch'os
M paid the prices at once but The Star and Journal hold
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Rh.d, I.,apd Prorr.1asr Episcopal Conventioa.

PROVIDENCE. WEDNESDAY, June Is, 1871
The Episcopal Convention al ourn-d tins -rnoon with
ont el.cting y Bishop. The Clerical House could not
agree upon nomination. Bishop Williams of Connecd-
cut was invited perform Episcopal duties for the CON-
ingv
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Aem.2)ork Dailp gribnne.
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1858

~ rsntns TAe flsss lef Al the res -ses %
their address tn Pub cation once o.
9 The csrTier
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The trial Of Bernard Hsgsn for he murder OF his
wife AID child 10 now progressing in Brooklyn We
oire a renort ia another column.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

notice Of COmmuuieatona WAseve
INTENDED be authenticated BY the nse and
sddre Of he ufer-ot reces.sy for pabhcs1o1 but fsA
sntee Of BE rood faith.
We cannot u1dertais to return rejected Communiet7ons
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Threatened Ri.ing Of Slaves In New.Orieans.

There excitement here 10 lay OccasiOued by
Of intenoed rising of slaves in this city Tls
ni nation given 70 the police late last night by free
negro who pointed the RUG The latter was i'm
nlediatey arrested and found be heavily armed He
confessed that plan had been organized for negroe.
attack the city at several points next day. including the
powder magazines, mint, and principal banks.
The city be fire. which t. be the signal
for ~ Negroes in the surrounding country rise The
whole story Is consde ed impossible and is generally re-
gsTded hoax but the police thought necessary to
TAXI al precautions and sOue twenty Of the sus
peoted grOes. All lAs been quiet Since and 10 further
discoveries made.
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WAsHINJIUNl " edneld ;
Andrew j. Morrison shot his vile Fanny and a dry
goods clerk nsmd WIN. III. Hester. this afternoon undsr
peculiar ccumstances Tiers various conflicting a..
counts the more reliable are thai LWrison-Eho had
bet married aboat sx months to very young and hand
some weman- suspectiDg improper familiarity, told her
t.f be should leave this slternOI-thaf She notified
Heater Of her husOsuds supposed absence, and Hester
,ubequ, My call, hsr Al her lodgings On PennsylyA
ua Ay Morrison meanwhile having watched their mDve-
menf sprarg suddenly upon them, and dnliog them IN
BIZ chamber both dishQbe, instantly drew revolver
sLd freq three four Shots OF winch ed through
H. sfers body eldtugeTing his lite, and another sased
through the snd sds of his vie, wouning her 50.
rog,y. but not dangerously Morrison Immediately gave
himself up 20 tho authorities, and vas committed Hes.
btpg Informed b. bis physician that he Sht not sur
yive bur few miuues. made statement Capt q d.
card The eject that ne I'd criminal inteeJurse-
yet falling July 10 account for bosg caught IN
pledi. All eBt.
+. }. sullivan eminent memb.r u the Cincinnati
ar has been offered the secretaryshp Of the Cn lsa.
for
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The Erenisg Post announced the Canal Adjustment as
tie downfall Of sesardism" VII il explain to Us how
the only vote against the in either House that VI
Senator Jones' Of Orange Goa lifelong discpl. Of Col
Young, slas Wright & Co. and Of the Van Buren,
Electors OF ls4- Has Ne turned ssward.e Or what Is
the reason that be Le votes AZ iLss while all the Wings
vote for measure whieh i the downfall Of sewarism p
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Three of the SenAturs from this City are Wings who
owe their election TO the Temperance vote One Of them
has been the ost active Asd bitter adversary Of thu Maine
Law throughout two Of them voted against the passage
Of the BILL and third odg-dsence being equivalent
&c aIegatye vote These facts VIII be remembered next
Fall when we shall be asked again to vote for this or that
candidate IS favorable to Temperance than some
bocy else. We give fair notice that there least
Fifty thousand voters in this state who will 90 for the
Maine Law first LAST and all the tine and who won't be
satisfied with whispered limitations that Hon Mr. Sleek
OF Dr. Plausible al right Put this in your pipe gen
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MONTREAL Weda,sd.y, J1le Is ia5s
The machine shop and foundry o. Mr. Rotten were
burnt last night in Gfiiinsiosp.
Parliament is prorogued until the 23d July
reward Of s.O0 is offered by the Authorities FOR the
apprehension of the rufians concerned in smashing the
widows Of The Churches SUNDAY evening.
meeting rashsd yesterday in front Vi 81. Patrcks
Church, at which large humber Of Irish Catholics at
tended Speeches made deprecaiing the conduct of
those engaged in the nOt., and series Of Resolutions
passed relative to the future maintenance Of the
Peace OF the city and the apprehension Of the parties Sho
were engaged IL the recent distuI bances
Further from Buenos A,res-NavaI Engagement, &c.
BOSTON, Wednesday. June IL le53
We have some additional Of interest from Bsenos
Ayes by the bark Leopold in addition to those reported
lat night
On the 18th April, engagement took place between
the squadron Of Urquzsconssins Of several steamers
and that Of the Baenos Ayreans consisting Of i've or
sslings vessels
The action lasted two hours and resulted in the CAPTURE
Of Of the best vessels Of the Buenos Ayreans Ia one
Of which the Admiral Of the feet who deserted his
vessel and escaped in boat into another Some dozen
persons killed two officers wounded and all on board
Of two vessels taken prisoners Among the prisoners was
Mr. Graves Jr belonging to eminent Spanish house in
Buenss Ayre and We. known IN this country for whose
life fears were entertained
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Prom WasLing ron-rhe Purchase of Mount Vernon.
WAsHINGrON Wedne~a.v Iune Is t75a

-
The IteutgeHcer bI- morning confirms purch sss .
Noun, Ner u for 100000 BY company Northern ane
southern capiaipts with The Reservation 10 allow the Gov
I'll ment purchase. Tns VI Washington ar,
never to be removed.
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teseA CapcI.Due LaIaees Bags aud q AZ cu al oaI Wk
% heaviest sewing iachne
beautiful than aJ otnef wneh
Ill ~ a. All suule aye When eye nud stcns
cut Poc So S5o Certihces nom pesns nans naadreds
80 Az ali |. h. VIII Co
No.y han ST. NY.
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Beosssas &C. vel 70 call al WLLAHDs oo os.lD
flea OF MuDefiyst wnere
a. iouuo The Of articles in his line ever oneIeo 20 s
v-.ll.e
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SENATE. ALBANY. Wednesday June IS. lsS1
PETITIONS
Mr. MORGAN Of s,755 ciiizens Of New York for Cen
trail Park
Mr. bEEKMAN for the bill extending jurisdiction ever
cel tin lands in Brook to the the United States.
hr MORGAN against The Jones Wood Park
Sir COOLEY OF 90 citizens OF New York Tor Central
PAX
nr MORGAN, proceedings Of meeting in the city Of
New loIk relative ehcroAchments the channel VI the
Easi River.
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SeSN9 broadway. hes ~
sspsson, dIss.aDs AID egsS
sFs,,si 70 lhis es,sblsam
sbs comfort Of yis.tofe
, =, The Old 6siissH
ss,ssiu open ss usual Y
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~. rur FALI TRApK-A million dollars worth 4
sd Aroush the advertise
LeDOsslD 3hose who dssrs to Increase ssss sas::'
ln % r~srd by s.ihss q tas os@nss, Aver
asss r, rlty as kss ssyslisse VI s ifws ss ssns
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CuupRrs's SnoEs-parents will be glad I,

Thai M H. j. smlIB 50 Broadway has added
new branch Ladies' shOe eseDi4hnehi con'sut OF s
srd bxs SHOES Of every vasy winch he sell
ssaal, low prees Mr. assJrt'asn oi Ldes
he cells ~ cent lower tnah ms sane
lud Of artlcae can o. procured on brOadway.
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-Thisisthe constant exclana.

Son Of those eses hoons OF EAH
No. w ianne yAney OF MJssc
bTusels InIrePIy iasrain C.pet hissac
inss Iapds.,.. Isbs Covers tafOr fdts Ac-
ss, .urp1s Tue styles entirely new snd
s.sn,ilol. altbai nsoiAsaagi
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XHIrE. Grey AHD

Isn.nliARAEsTs FOR S0ddER.-lho Deaf sOJis
IT., pr.,s! Agsst ssonen,! We nve steuti,l 70
LII "a fesssnsd sOods sIc feel ASSURED tns cal WI
senx q, cAespbes aud variety NJ iOi
Bow.ry IL uBsurI ssasd . p..y,sk r. uo.;.,,
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WHoLEsALE ANp
Wi,pow SHADE MANUFAcToRY,

.,,Ib, dye ssOttent IL a. j. &. Co.'S
ana broedwa, near OsOlt and NO iO Ba0"st SHADES VI
sry order short notice. as 10" as sny esta
l6ntut Alo BE- Ids Cords, fasSels Nc
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~ on New-Yorl, Feb. u, lsss.-TO the oaic,

~ On New-Y orls, Feb. II IssS-To the Officers
Of he Steamshxp Uncle Sam-Gentlemen: Before tax
rs leave OF you affords great pleasure 70 bear test
sony TO your Kindness and SKILL and TO the excellent quail
ees OF tie noble vessel under your command.
During short but able passage YOU have
rtd exertion in plns,eiins wants and AIDING
Sour comforts
The appointments Of the are such as TO elicit the
pse Of cabin and s,eersse The spacious and luxurious
pyon the after deck believe UNSURPASSED
frot uneQuaed BY those Of any other steamer upon he
ssean and the arrangements OF tho other portions Of
he vessel have evidently been made with an eye 10
ose and comfort Of passengers BY day and night in
ssshne and s;orn, We have slded swiftly On without
tosse confusion OF difficulty.
While remembering your universal attention AID kind
only us hut 70 those whom YOU found destitute
nd unfortunate and the comfort and pleasure have
vaenced on bo&id TIE Uncle SAM we cannot forbesr re-
ending ycur stAnneh and ee CANT vessel 70 the patron
~ Of the n~yeng public, and trust that upon each voy
" abe may Dc oiled With passengers, and yourselves
nented v<th warm hearted fileads--whch gentlemen
~ take pleasure IN Subscribing ourselves
nos. Van Hurcn, Henry Randsl of steamer
xF. Beale, NoTtAener,
&c. Mcpheeters, III Lee
w.N. Bzsler. U. q. franklin.
p B. Aiipe, Z. Dunlap,
Ssses.e Slcnesnan, u. s A, n. LorinF,
A Levy Sr, =. Foreman,
&C Reset Jas Spencer,
g I. Pos. John c. Balboa.
J. N SSoaeA
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~ Emlxrant Intelligence Oaice and Labor
1xsssnSe, Nos IS and n Canal-s., New-Yorks- tho
80 eA,ablhed by the Ccnus Sioners Of ENG won;
can sAwsJs Be klnd large numbers OF Laeofers soa
WI ors I'd Nv WITT ~ ~ ana ssn
- sncrzt nsec~ary % pay the passage u the parties
SsssS Ne ees charged % enployea
JAS r. PAGAN, Superintendent
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STEAMSHIP CoRTEs, Jan. 5, 1853.
The undersigned seerage passengers board the fine
steamship Cortes her present tip from Panama 70 San
Francisco do with genuine sincerity and pleasure
mend her 10 the travelling community.
As regards her ventilation and accommodation for steer
age passengers particularly consider her unryaed and
the fare Of the best description.
Her Captain and officers gentlemen and have left no
means untried render the voyage comfortable and
pleasant one which il has proved TO be.
To them we tender best wishes; and to all who
honewlrd or outwerd bound, would cheerful say,