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F Having been informed that Fcurvous publication
reuai reeratng that brother the rucer
ersou, brand infamous le pledge my veracy
which no has dared impugn that fill and whelng
would have been upon the Court
he matter will be bough up before the NEXT Gard Jury, and
Mr. enb'n must either produce the testimony support his
before the Recorder and the Criminal Court submit
sea DIT him for the gross perp
fH'ed by him upon the memory o my brother
For the present. content myself with giving publicity
letter addressed to the Grand Jury copy nue1ed
very thing will be placed before the public in due time
:, ..,,nn,r,n NEw ORLEANS June 5, 1853
Sin Believing that the
connected ma
ery under teg call the nanne
'heh the Agnes Anderson has Tie
acts notorious
te the Recorder Court and ample all acc, ss
aud ready, might have thu
body formed true bill Why that which
tal to conviction presented should be Justice
only to the friends Of the bu 10
reference IN the imputed crime Of which
matter Of public Government, licensed
sanl5teI In the community To the letter
copy Of which card vet made no
outrag. public feeling
preston Of opinion on the Of these holding the position guar
Laus Of public morals
relief YOU will acceptable to the eemnu
uity, we'll rs Yours, respectfully,
lsls II S. W. TAYLOR.
Zsss~ The steamer FRANK Lyon will attend to
tb- SOUTHERN balance Of the Sumner
season the latter having laid up for repairs 2pu
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TELEaRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
lsp the National ltnt.


odtt Vi lAuuOtS ItdluCdu BONUS.
NEW YORK, June IL.
Proposals were to-day received in this city for
the purchase of the bonds Of the Illinois Central
Railroad The amount put in the market was
three millions of dollars, while bids were re-
ceiyed for nearly five millions. The offerings
ranged at par to So per cent. premium.
New York Markets.
New YORK, June IL.
The cotton market here is heavy under the
influence of the Asia's news, while breadstuffs
are buoyant
Steamboats, Passing.
NICKsBURG, June H.
The steamboats, r. H. Winslow and H. NJ
Wright have passed here, bound for New Or
leans, the former at this morning and the lat
ter at this afternoon.
NewOrleaps "Insurrection Abroad
V1CKSBURG, June H.
There is some excitement here produced by a
report Of negro instruction in New0rleans :;
news from there is looked for anxiously
NewYorlr Markets.
NEwYoRK, June H.
Pork has been steady with sales to-day at
SO 81 ! per Dbl for mess, and S13 to S13 IS for
prime. Lard, in barrels has sold at l03, and in
kegs at ! &c. per lb.
Ohio River Markets.
PITTSBURGH June Il.
The river here is still falling with > feet 8
inches water in the channel
CINCINNATI, June IL.
The river here is still falling slowly.
In this market to-day $50 bbls mess pork sold
at Sli so per Dbl
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, 1856
a CARD.

The card of Mr.. E. j. Carroll, in yesterdays
True Delta, calls for brief notice from me-
know how little interest the public takes in
such controversies and am not disposed to cx-
tend this discussion beyond the present state
ment.
Abandoning his post and neglecting his du-
ties, Mr.. Carroll thought proper, without previ-
Gus notice, to publish n card, rejecting upon the
paper whose editorial columns he had previously
controlled. To this felt bound to reply in q
statement cautiously worded and guarded from
offense. He has thought fit to publish rejoin-
der, making unwarrantable and upfounded
assertions, and expressing to the public facts
of strictly private and confidential nature
which no circumstance coul d justify him in
doing.
1t would neither be proper or necessary for
me to enter into strict analysis of the charges
he has preferred. They are all either based
upon erroneous premises or shaded with false
colorings Without wishing to avoid the re
sponsibility Of my own position or throw any
improper onus upon the shoulders of another.
feel compelled to state that the many offensive
articles against prominent men of this city were
my express wish.
Further, he so neglected his duties that had
to procure the aid of other gentlemen In one
case, Mr.. Carroll not being at his post, asked
Judge Walker to arrange an article which had
been prepared by myself, on the gubernatorial
election, stating that it was necessary that it
should appear the next day. He did so, de-
claring at the same time that he did not APP
prove of the sentiments and principles it con-
tanned and would combat them in his proper
sphere Alike aid have had to procure for the
reason assigned, from other persons, l prom
Used such friends as wrote for me not to disclose
their names. My position towards the Editor
OF the Crescent was such as to warrant my ma
king known to him the contributors to the
paper, and he should have been the last person
to take advantage of such necessity, as it was
the consequence of his own neglect.
If disposed to follow his example, l, too, might
make disclosures resulting from our editorial
intercourse; but were his worst enemy, would
not desire to add anything to the responsibility
which he has incurred by exposing matters of
confidential character; and so | dismiss his card,
his charges and his insinuatons with more Of
sorrow and pity, than Indignation or passion,
hoping he may enable me to realize my wishes
for his prosperity and success by avoiding fur
Their controversies and applying his talents to
his new duties
Should he, despite of all this, continue this
unpleasant difficulty, can only say that his
attacks shall pass without censure, as they will
without observation. j. IL. MADDOX.
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Local Intelligence.

NtORE or THE PlEHArD WAR.--AeXander
Baldwin yesterday made affidavit in the second District
Police Ofi;e that he is captain Of The Police the Secon
DIstric and that this ,yc:'rGtyl morning about
o'clock afiiart arcgst" Thomas DaJ at his tailor
shop situated Customhaus. street between Dauphiu
aud Burgundy streets under the following ars
II" was. after Indications given him informed that the
slave Ah.t hepngn. to Dr.. RusLton and who is impli-
Gated in he insurrectiou that to take place in this
city had On last sunday the l2h inst between the houfs
a. aII CLOCK s. NJ been seen entering the shop Of
Day ho TO the personal knowledge Of afant has on d
trent occaoas been arrested by the police charges Of
furnishing forged anf to slavehat accordingly upon
tbs informafi s has good for believing at the
aforesaid sayF Albert went to the shop Of said Day
forced paper Tor the purpose 4 carrying the aore
sail resurrection into execution Whpreupon afiisnt
charges said Day with being implicated concerned in
getting up the Intended instruction by the slave popu!a
ton and asks for his arrest Day arrested an trans
isrred to the First District Police Office examination
ANouER INsrRgEcrioNIsr.-J L. Toss
pot tree pussou Of color, arraignod yesterday
before the Recorder Of the First District for examination
on the charge Of having attempted to excite negro war
Ter the purpose Of demoIshng the white population
Of setting up the negroes in their stead He was remain
ded Tor examination Wednesday next with his com
rogaea in rascality, Dyson, Albert and others
BLOODY INrENTS.-Joseph O. Neil was brought
before the Recorder of the First District yesterday thu
double charge q carrying loaded revolver and with
having assaulted Thomas O'Nsil With intent to kill on
the first charge he fined twenty dollars aud on the
second committed for trial before the First District Court
BURNED TO DEAru--Wm. Brown. storekeeper
OF the 81 Louis Hotel went wednesday night hast to
draw some camphine from barrel when ma who was
standing by let lighted candle drop into TIE barrel caus-
ing the immediate ignition aud bio ion of the gui1
am burning MI Brown from head To foot lie taken
10 the charity Hospital whore he died the day III,
body was token charge of Nv Id If M b.I
The deceased was twenty.six years otage.
WATER RATS.--IIenry Lard and Samuol Hill
We're yesterday before the First District Recorder for en-
tfrng the schooner Genesis in the New Basin on Thur
day and stealing theretrom quantity Of clohns SHOES
etc W was sent for trial before the First District Court
and Lard discharged
STEAMBOAT ROBBERY Samuel McGinis, Tho
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, June H.
the cotton market here has been quiet during
the past week, and the sales do not exceed 5000
bales. Prices have been firm, however the
greater part Of the week, and midlliug to good
middling may he quoted at 10I per ID.
Freights are wiihout further change of mo-
ment, and cotton for Liverpool is quoted at
j-l6d.
The receipts of Cotton at this port and Savan-
nah since September l, compared with those of
the corresponding period last year, show a de-
crease Of 10000 bales, falling off of 5000 bales
during tle week
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Mobile Cotton Market.

MOBILE, June L..
The demand for Cotton has been limited in
this market during the past week, and the sales
reach barely 1850 bales, including l50 taken
to-day. Aliddling is qoted at 10 to 10!c per h.
The receipts Of the week are only 500 bales
against exports Of 1900, leaving a stock on hand,
not cleared, this evening, Of y 600 bales
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the Catholic missionaries, wherever they go,
pave the way for the introduction of civilization,
and materially aid in advancing the material
interests of the countries they visit. China
which has been to us an unknown land, reject
ing our alliances and partially refusing our
trade, permitting no foreigners to look into its
politics or survey its geography-will be thrown
open to the influences of commerce, and before
long take place among civilized nations. The
whole results of this instruction cannot be
foreseen or foretold. A thousand diverging
shoots will arise tending, we firmly believe, to
the good not only of that nation but of the
whole world. When, in the fullness of time,
that is accomplished which is now only begun,
We shall, doubtless, wonder at our blindness in
not more clearly foreseeing the inevitable re-
suits Even now, however, we can perceive
that the movement is important in the highest
degree, and that it must ultimately assist in ad
ding to the wealth and happiness of the world.
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SEIZURE OF Ten THOUSAND D0LIAEs N BRo-
Ken BASH BIds.- Yesterday afternoon, Mar
shal helir and officer Reginald boyle arrested
IN his room at the Planters House, ID man Of
GHntl eMauly address, having in his possession
ten thousand aud forty-nine dollars IN bills o.
the broken bank Of Columbia, in Washington
Cdy The way IN winch tho police became in
formed OF the facts wa. this The defendant
came round from Cincinnati IN the Gen Pike
On which was q young man named William
Pe1rce. The defendant rendered some Of the
Columbia Bank money On the boat in payment
Tor something and on the clerk making the de-
mhnd. 1t was exchanged for good money The
defendant got INTO conversation with PGarcn,
and told him he would let him have as much rs
he wanted Of it, at either twenty live or fifty
cents on the dollar, he don't remember which,
telling INN, NJ the same time, that the money
was not worth anything, hut that il would pass,
lie also prohercd to give him a bank note detec-
tor. which would make It 20 at one per cent.
underPa This detector, which was afterwards
produced N c0urt, purported to be g LcOnori's,'
tateyl May III, ts13, and published ut Il Day
street, AewA orli. The accused proposed that
Pearee should 20 into the country and buy
horses with the money. On their arrival here
Pearcc had several interviews with the accused,
and ultimately gave information to officer Doyle
On making the arrest at tho Planters House,
the defendant was preparing to leave, and at
once acknowledged the corn, and told the
amount. His trunk was searched and the money
taken from it, and he was taken to the caluboose
Inc packages, seven IN number, were found to
contain the following amounts $1,000 tens and
twentieS, $1,000 hyeS; $500 in tives 500 in
ones, threes and fycs; $1,000 in ones, thrces and
ives $1,000 in hVes; $1,000 in fves. Total,
$3.50, which with soc Of the same description
o. money found on ms person, made up Sl0,0i3
lSt Louis Dem, lth inst.
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To Druggists, Physicians aad
To the Ladies.

N II u n NJ 7 II 4 I II y
- Respectfully Offers sercea to the A.cy OF New o,s,rs l
The treatment OF IL, following diseases; PRuIAPsuS Tr5
WHITES, FRoFueE AND PAINFUL MEN5TRUATloN. Il
GoReFiENT AND LIBERATION OF Tag WOMB
The treatment adopted by her is that which has the approval
the most distinguished Surgeons Paris London apd New Yor an
it's success here of ich she has ample testimony and the
respectable ladies e refer TO- uss saying that all .ee
Of the Uterus not OF 'aneerous nature cured.
Madam P. devotes herself exclusively 10 tbs lisa,. az ,
can be consulted DAILY At htrr,sdepca
hlylS 2ptf tsa 6, ,..,.,. -,
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CONsTABLES SALE.

Ngg'>r JUSTICES CottEi RICHARD MURPHY vs.. MADAME
IAEisH ~ Ca -. NtlAn3lLE -. No. I6,424.
Wy VIRTUE of Il writ of ier facias to me
directed by he Hon C. V. Jeu'n, Peace
af tHt Itrlsh n he1ils By p.e putt
a-cl % At ~ 20 Iaa e lstwen Boan Cn,ouielsi s
on SAI RpAY, 90 lstR nav = La, is5 cloak
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
jes a. = PEARSON Constable
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Her Majcstys ship Leandcr, of 50 guns, with
Lort Etlcsmere and family, aud two steamers,
lst( Jamaica on the lst inst for New York, to
ssIas!r during the Fair
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We omitted to return thanks yesterday to
Russell, of the James Robb, for the latest st.
Louis papers received.
The Robb will commence receiving cargo
this morning, and will positively leave for st.
Louis on Tuesday morning next at 10 A. NJ.
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Ess@ The Undersigned, having purchased the
interest Mr.. jos. lTILEJOIN tim LITTLEJUfIS
n NptksoN, viii continue the WHOLESALE GROCERY BUsi
ss a. ihs oil stand. Nc IS Magazine street, OF
ittNpkkoQ . &C sud solicit q aso:
s73tt % I'D StE .Sigasd1 EAN. HENnEnEOS
ltI' In ALEX, HrrrEFSSS
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We tender our thanks to the officers of the
Mobile steamer Florida for late papers from
that city
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Il h "fcn LHe uni !ed under te lTLEJOtiN q
tttNS 2 His LAY as ged by mutual
Alexander Henderson, bar1 the Of
lave assured 1 The liabilities, aoas
the bus isl7s tie O. nam in liquidation oriy "
lSshsdI JOSEPH LifTLEJOIIE,
SAM. HENDERSON,
NV Wll.on.l JNnc ID, ISIS. hLkA. HENDERSON.
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LATER FROM UrAH-i.atcr aGviccs from Utgb
represent the - Latter bay Saints . in a eondi.
ton of palmy prosperity Gov. Brigham Young
was ON visit among the Indians Of the interior,
and has issued proclamation ordering tine en-
ployment Of military force against certain mn.
rauaing Me2!osns vho Inflated the county.
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LATE FROM CHTNA-Pr0gresS Of tie Re5el-
foa.-Ihe NewYork Commercial publishes a
series Of private dispatches, received from
Trieste, on the arrival there Of the overland
mail, by London mercantile house of the first
respectahility, and largely engaged in the China
aud India trade The first Of these dispatches
mentions that it was reported the insurgents had
possession Of Nankin. There was it is added,
no change in the quotations for tea and I'M
bleaehed silk at Canton on the 9th Of April The
second dispatch is as follows, from the same
source;
< The Hong Kong Gazette, of April !, latest
date received here, has intelligence from Shang-
mai to the 2Sth Of March Nothing positive
was known respecting the fate Of Nankin.
There We're no commercial advices from Shang-
mai, usness being at stand A brig and
four European war steamers were at that port,
but nothing further was known at Hong Kong
In addition to these dispatches the CONNER
cinl has lecn placed in possession Of one, adj
dressed also from Trieste on the arrival Of the
mail, to another London firm, as follows:
The insurgents have taken the exterior
walls Of Nankin, and the place must fall into
their hands. AL business is stopped Sir N.
Bouham did net interfere
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PASSENGERS sAnED.-The steamship Louisi-
ana, Capt. Jer. Smith, sailed yesterday morning
direct for Network with the following passen-
gers
Miss Jones, Iiss Emerson Miss Cooks Miss Cooks, Mis-
Hgstian, Miss Mills. Miss Wilson J Smith, jr and
lady, Samuel Lee. Genibre Wolfe Capt Geo Tiesan.
DR. Stevenson lady aud children Reuillan Mr. Herbert
Mr. Ezekiel, Draper, Romier, Capt Tempeton Ca pit
W II Talbot Capt shepard II Weiser, Mr. Brown Mrs
Ook aud two children. Mrs Laurence, Mrs Atkins, IL
caldwell Mrs Henson, Mrs Common, Mrs C Uolmcdc, "
Roper aud lady. } Williams 7 J Poole. X Lodge and
lady ii Spcarng, Joseph Sydnor MIR Harrison and fam
lily Messrs GaTr,l IL Harp Davidson Jas Elder, aud 10
in the steerage.
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S&tA Joseph Efaffy, On
~ - IMPORTER, S-O
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
81 /

FI&E WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
md STAPLE GOODS.
NJ ~ ctMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL
77' nader me ST. Charles Iiui.i, ST. Charles street,
NEW
ihs
Pnt'' su d. VERY LARGE STOCK OF GoOUS which s ire.hg
''Hi55"i and lH.4Htly sirpled throughout Vie year.
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFALLo COMES Of ev syls sr,,
BRUSHES or EVERY DESCRIPTION Of his own and
a! the lowest Aclthefa factory Prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
such . PERT AIERY HAIR OILS, HAIR FINS PoMATUSi
CY SOAPS, rta - 49,
FINE FANS, tURsFs, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES poETA
~ DESKS, together with sndis Of FORTE
NAtS etc, 81 style and Shape
GUNS rs IOLs, KNIVES COLTS WARMERS REV DINING
rlSIolS, Sc NSORS RA"ORS, LIFE pr SERVERS, FISHING
REELS and hCkLE Of every j. the
Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc
sfk 10 90 lire. consisting parI Cooper,
oslas ard ral los Jolnou a,s0riins,
SWISS and lat LlSH LEVERS, Their with
and Eastern lEwElRY, sLVERwARE, e has been selected
HFfh Roberta,
1tsrei 90 p7rTlRs
II Every article warranted represcaa money euude
" WARRANTED isia lfH.
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A trial OF speed took place a day az two no.,
on the Central Road from Buffalo 10 Rocbcsser
ana on that from the same place, RIA Loekport
am ana The Rochester AMI Niagara Fails Raod
Inc central train from Buffalo consisted nt
three cars and 90 passengers that of the LoSl,.
port tram OF five cars and go passengers M
Central train performed 90 miles in i bonr md
= minutes; the other 76a miles in hour md
IN minutes In such a contest as this, the ms.
sengefs ougit. g be consulted whether they arc
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Married
A Card ~. The Case of AGNES Anderson.

N Friday June H. By tho Row Mr. Waker Capt GEO GtIpDEN
Mrs. ANN ELIZABETH WHITNEY, 1olh Ct his city.
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The Original One Price Store.

Ihc Largest amt Haadsomest assortment
er5r E,tAf.i ir~Nrt- Orleaus
te- The steamship c5srokeo lrc wey wha LARGE
INVOICE, whieA when received ust sto.k umcusa mud
.urPassng any thin. b ,hs city.
They would call particular attention ! BLACK GRENADiNE
SILK AND WHITE GRAPE FRocKt. ral and zee lem.
aIso
BATHING OR FISHING SHEETS AND PANrALooVs-Jass Sic
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DESTRUCTION OF A CHURH.-The South Ward
Methodist Church, and two adjoining buildings,
situated on Cedar street, between Canal and
Maine streets, Mobile, were destroyed by fire
about o'clock, on Wednesday morning last
The papers state that the fire was undoubtedly
the work of an incendiary.
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ACoUTTED.-lh second trial of Miss Ann
Wheeler for the murder of her seducer, Lace, in
the streets of Milwaukee, has resulted in YER
dict Of " not guilty The cause went to the jury
during Saturday evening, and some time during
the night their verdict was agreed upon. We
but repeat the sentiment of nine-t enths of the
community in saying it was righteous one.
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TROUBLE AT SAN JUAN,-Considerab excite
ment prevailed at San Juan on the 23d ultimo,
in consequence of the California passengers, five
hundred in number, all refusing to pay the ex-
orbitant charge Of the ooatmen there Tor taking
them from the beach to the steamer, some two
hundred yards distance. Captain Dornin, Of
the U. s. sloop- of-war Portsmouth, had to land
a number Of marines to preserve the peace
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Rsay @.sd Boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES

CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ D. DIMITRY
~ The clnss Of the above school will be MONDAY
ncrt, January
No tangled syer,s Of superficial instruction text books o
questionable propey adopted Strict paid to
The physical welfare to the moral training and saop
ment OF the pupil.
Thensuou offers great advantages for the learning the Ffcuch
language
Apply in by letter. at the Institute. TyoLI CIRCLE
South section. deeai ivqn
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Capt Cotton is building fine packet for the
NewOrleans and Bayou Sara trade, at New AL
bany She is to be two hundred feet in length,
with all the requisites to make her crack
boat.
Capt Fowler, clever boatmen, is building
fine boat for the Texas trade, at the Messrs
Howards' ship-yard. She is to be one hundred
and eighty feet in length, and very staunch
boat. She will run portion of the time across
Galveston bay, louisville Courier
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GREAT MAreH RAcE-Richnopa Va. Jnre
lo-'lhe great match race for $250O aside, be-
tween the Virginia horse Red i:ge, and the
South Carolina mare Nina took place to-day
over the Fairfield Course. and attracted an i'm
mense concourse Of people Nina won the frsi
heat in 3:46, and Rcd Eye the second heat in
3:5i. Nina was then Withdrawn, thus award
ing the triumph to the Virginia horse
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GEORGIA APPOINTMENTS. III 'Gshiagton, june
lO,-The following appointments have been
made for Georgia; Solomon Cohen, Postmaster
at savannah; James NJ. Smyth, Postmaster at
Augusta; Mr. Forsyth, Postmaster at Colum.
bus; Mr.. Nesbitt, Postmaster at Macon; Mr.
Melutosh and Mr. Mckay have been appointed
Appraisers for Savannah All the above, cx
cept Mr.. Mcintosh, are what are daaominated
F." fre-eaters. Philip J, Punch, Esq, editor OF
the Georgian, was an applicant for the Post
office, but he is to be provided with charge.
ship, and more profitable and desirable berth
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Washington dispatch states that Mr.
Champion, the British Minister, has received
Dispatches by the last steamer, relative to the
fishery and reciprocity questions, and urging
Tue matter upon the attention Of our Govern.
ment, Slr. Buchanan, the same authority as.
serts' IS desirous of having the negotiations
transferred to London, whilo Nh Marcy con
.luers they can be conducted with more adyan
tage at Washington