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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08
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IMPORTANT TO NARINERs-A coSTalPLATrD IExf'-
CAN HOEARCHY-QUEEN CHRISTINA AND AMERICA
THE IErRIGUEs OF MADAME ayNoz-yISE DIS
EASE, ETC., ETC.
On and after the LIST Of June revolving light win
lie shown the point If Cape Insterrs ard after
reak Of Isa Major the largest OF the ssagss isets so
from same date, light varied by flashes every thres
minutes, will be established on Cape Creux.
Vine disease had appeared in the province Of Vaaeil
and the olives were also slightly touched
Madame Nunog Queen Cbratrs il said to have deeper
plans than appear the osensbs object Of her present
residence in Paris. Madames well knOx ability in in
Igue OF course cute of all of reliable informa.
ct nothing shsrt Of placing Of the ysung Munczss
the thr Of Mexico The idea OF converting Msyso sto
NOR archy is not new one and Ia received with
eeru favor by that extensive class Of Europeans who
dissatisfied with what they are pleased 10 call The Gu
pidity" Of the United States.
The plan Of Hdme Christina Muuoz IL to marry her
eldest (MunOz) daughter TO Prince Napoleon and 70
UP the Young couple with royal imperial .hrons n
one OF the South American States Mexico Is the most
desirable State for the purpose but tho difficulty
that Santa ADza wants TO be king himself and Is trying
bard 10 effect alliance With Spain With that object.
Although this looks pretty much like gossip there be-
eved 10 be considerable truth In it, The interest that
Christina took in the affairs OF the Ecuador Ia lS4S the
encouragement given TO General Flores by the Spanish
goyerInsn Of that day and the facilities offered
cTuitDg from the Spanish troops DO Isgotea
is likely enough still entertained ard might be more
easy OF realization we're matrimonial concession eff
fected with member OF the Napoleon faniig; for what
Spain could do OF ITSELF SPAN ard France fuppos
ing Spain TO take interest in elthresn9 1usox ix
AInerica), might do together
THE VERY LATEST.
MADRID, July II.
Certain changes in the Cabinet are st noned y.
impending.
The three per cents were done at 49,.
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Germany,

ARREST OF ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures Az,
FAIRS.
despatch from Frankfort, July % states that the
President Of the Germanic Diet had gwen that Assem-
ply 1.-THE most Satisfactory communications with respect
TO the Eastern question.
Usener, whose tran spirsd in eonlec lion with
The so called K0asuth rocket affair. arrested at
Conientz, July % ON lis way ack from Russia
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The Colonial Church Regulation bill was read third
time and passed in the Lords The Comm cns had Far. her
discussed the bl TO regulate the government OF Indie
the Succession BILL and othsrs OF minor import. Ar
Hume has obtained another committee lon the subect
Of the slaye trsde. kr Gsds'one's scheme to free
veItfements only, wa sfBrmcd by the Commons, By
visicne2 against 90. This measure Is intended aoialy
sop 10 the Time, other paper In Britain publish
ing supplements ofthe nature referred TO-
The Cabinet ministers dined with tho Lord Mayor OF
I0rdon, the 23d and made speeches presenting aoi.
dinia were the only drlomatists present.
silas schrabe leading merchant OF Manchester, Is
dead.
An nnsuooeesful attempt 70 launch the nev 90 guu
hip ccsar, vas made a. Pembroke, the 2lst ult.
The Flip lid sng the ways about hall the distance and
there stuck asst, vle-e she htIl retnatna
21snd review Of the feet al Spthesd by the Queen
s spoken or = take place beginning o. August. Twenty
nrs Of war earning 423 guns, are 10 take part
In ne pisnouvres. OF these vessels, fourteen have
auxiliary stsom, al d Fix paddle wheel steaner7
The West India mall .te amer ornoco IL appointed 10
tle out the nest Wea India, Pacific and hez icau mails
from Southampton, August .
The Kecs Chamber ~ Commerce have pe.Loned
sgsintt tie provisions Of the proposed Ten Hoars labor
bill.
The operative carpenters and jOiners Of Nottingham
have baIded ogs her resist the introduction Of
tcing aehros aud refuse 10 hx any work prepared By
steam power Nth the exception Ct iioor boards The
employers In the nlsAHtime, PEELED to submit.
aflcke's American Wonders, Miss Ella and Young
leon who are theySare announced ss the equestrian
sttKa c;ions Of Ynuxhall Gardens london. Mics Glyn
the actress advertes that she Is induced not 10 visit
America this year.
Aiss Grssnieid the Black sFan > had matinee M
scoie AZ Staff House the 23d By permission OF the
Duebsss Of sQtheTRpd TIE Newspaper reIcrt FAYE
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TIE VERY LATEST.

PARIS. July 26--6 7. u,
TIE Of the crops in. the South Is fayora DE. In
The Esutss and Bsses Apes particularly, the IL IN
excellent condition and the same may be seid or the
olives and fgs in the vicinity Of Lyons From the Cher
aid Normandy the news Of the state Of the crops Is
equally favorable.
Ire speeches made By Lord Aberdeen and Count Wa
esfk a! the Lord Mayors dinner have restored the
dence OF he specuators, and at the Exchl TO day
al the funds steady.
Tie Thres per Cents closed g, 7S 2oc for toe snd Of
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India md China,

rwPoFTAYT FROM THE cELEsTiAL EMPIRE.
Tia Imam Times Of July y, publishes tns following
Important despatch -
TRIh.r Tnea1av- LILY %.
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rHE CORRESPONDENTS OF FOREIGN JoURNALs-DB
cIsION OF TIE COURT OF Observation-Disclosures
TIAL NOTIFICATION FROM NEW GEANADA-rnH
"OOMNUND REvOl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
CONvICTs-MADAME kLeONI's MARRIAGE-GENn-
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AUSTRALIA.

ldyioes from Melbourne are TO the 25th January Com
srcia accounts are satisfactory. The yield Of gold con
tn ned about an average Produce market high prOvis
lens falling rapidly especially -four. Price Of labor was
rather lower. There political news OF any import
spee
From the Eureka dggings the reports not so favor
able rs formerly but those who work steadily make good
Ewing Many BendigO miners left for Creswcks Creek
but bad been disappointed in their expectations From
Bepdgo the report is less favorable than from the
Eureka the miners having left in thousands for among
ether places, Mount koroDg whfre many parties were
making pile Flyers and Forest Creek were improving
and some new spots had turned out well On the Caban
River the township Of Mamsbury was found
N suci. quantities te remuneate dggers OF whom about
soc were employed Wood End the further extremity Of
He Black Forest Is also spoken Of as gold field TO
e westward AT Mount Cole had been discovered and
NO doubt was felt that the whole country extending from
Houn Cole to Mount Alexander and thence TO Mount Ma
cedop abounds with the precious dust The yield of the
Ovens dggngs rapidly increasing
Advicts from Adelaide South Australia to the 18th jan
state the number Of persons at the Echunga dggngs
had somewhat increased owing to several fresh dscoye
RES none Of which however very rich The rate for
money on real estate at Adelaide 10 to cent and
on discount IS to 20 cent
From Van Diemans Land dates was 10 Jan. z. The
Legislative Council had been prorogued 10 9Th March
when Il was expected the determination of the English
Government with regard TO transportation would be
knewn had voted only three months supply
for police and jail expenses the determination being to cot
down all further allowances 10 merely nominal sum
A. future adviees from England should prove unsasacto
~ Nothing of much importance had taken place in gold
discoveries charcoal burner had found some quartz
specimens about six miles from Hobart Town The deposits
II Fng had not produced ten pennyweghts per day and
net more than ten miners were on the spot
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-,.. and ssst Ivs. portion Of u. cor, bs,aas

ssvvsfes wpes ss5 tks irse portion u he bssfs
vss rot o.b bcnston holders Esns1
would further obtainans
better pfioes
Ds "a o. TOe6sy rnn Pat .b>
from Dcressed
s1 the chartered f Engsud pesy srpoy
yard bad bten
wood vhsby have been more exensTve sellers bsr b~sn r
At SteD pef o. WHEAT have thenproyes TIE
Plies oufh forward having scacev suce6 satisfy
tbose who bts made rwarr se Ers buyers Considerable
rBnterOf yeses had been dispatched % Bylrsh poItS
Ltter' from kostoek Of The 18th ef April ts. farmers hd
bey m he teos TIE Teaing the frost and o1Y
DoeTste upphes Of gam bad ben broesht r-d FOR hse
qualities Of WHEAT full terms had beep skHd sa1 on cboes
hevJ rsreeh having hroush. equal 70 49, ard god 81
board
Al the near Continental ports the MARKETS bad been
fuf By TIE sBh'lY improved Of the EnEG Gdvees
In tie Dutch eykets boders Of WHEAT
Rotterdam Monday
that Gay week FOR both Red and White WHEAT.
We have BeEun Of th- Frsnea
srfss the eowIwrd moyeen; appear. . have received check
but a. Pas bfue hiss rssDed dali and FLOUR II
4h cheaper there "wednesday than that day ennieht
In TIE MeosDesn markets. little change hss taken plsee
The EfBsrsl Of the sdvicss from that dul
At the sek Sea The demand for WHE.T spes %
have about tie middle Of the month however,
10 have been tch rAbv vi r'i"''r"d in that quarseT
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Tie Psnassa HrdA Of the ID ms. sta'es ths' on me
Sunday evening previous the GaAsed Sn
setting Ere 70 Gogona vas brought Ino ~ ne 800
and lodged in he CareeL He aeconphee vas wounded
while being arrested and not being able 70 travel was ie
behind IN charge Of the authorities IN Gorgona
Lola Montes had arrived AZ Panama on her way 70 CA
forpia. -.
Tie Herald says: Al no period has our city and tie
Istbmus generally. been 50 free RON sieSness s Ins
present and although the change from the dry TO the wei
season Is considered by the NATIVES as productive OF var
ous oe. disease we have not heard OF any cases tn. year
A most sudaciOus highway robbery vas eonniusa oy -
native short distance from GorgOna upon Two OF me t
Dorado passengers while on their wsyto Panama hav
ing separated from the Of ter party the hr nan "s
stopped bya native who seized bis mule by the head snf
preseptpg single barrel pistol den.nded MS purse which
was Immediately delivered up. His companion VINO was
short distance behind hearing the 2tercanon in 7dAey
rode up whereupen the robbsr repeated the request 70
him. and strange TO say though the man htd loaded SIX
barr, led revolver in bis belt he pulled OUT es purse oy
mstske and gave its contents consisting o. - ana
steamer through ticket 10 the rObbr instead OF me con-
tents OF the pistol which be most richly deserved
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Besnsime Bstthyxn count Cs<mirl is eDdeayorng to
get up party In bis own favor Ia Hungary he bas
ssme vtIl-paid agents here who seem 10 have sons
means Of intercourse with the interior Of Hungary One
q them. named Lorodi after taking an oath Of al
ssnce 10 the United States returned thence 10 this
espioI with passport given him by the United Staes
legation AZ London Kossuth has no agents here AM
males no ladvised attempts at revolutionizng coun
nv vhiehis too strongly ttered for the present 10 think
Of regsiniDg itsost rights and Liberties until more pro
Dtisss moment g.
Letters from Constantinople, April IT, via Paris state
at the Russian negotiations still enveope1 in
Try. was, however, known that the united efors of
- Feprost natives OF France and EDg2Dd dir tied
fsvsrd peaceful solution of the difficulty, and tented
toward final settlement Of the Holy Places protsctor1e
~ sint treaty between Russia, France, England and the
There bad been 10 riot nor Of Christians at
Dsssa We indebted TO the Parisian stock jobbers
fbr ktse Oft recurring 6cons The foundation for the
story the discovery Of plan among the SopteR
Tuk sb students Of Theology, who at this Of the
year about the country begging 70 preach sort Of
eTussde against Christianity For once the Turkish Gov
gsnent acted with energy, and 80 of the SophS
shipped Of 70 Asia Minor.
Letters Of March "a bring details Of the ARRAY that took
place on Palm Sunday in the Church Of the Holy Sepuchre
ese letters say that the Enghsh missionaries turned
OF the Church because they behaved unseely
hen the Procession OF the Host passed Good Friday
missionary named Crawford preached asermon outside the
synsggue while service going Within and INDUCED
against the Tamnd One Of the children Of Irael
etn ed at this hurled dead cat in the face Of the
soo gentleman Mr. Crawford sfrends to the rescue
The Jews supported the defender Of the Mosaic rites and
agktensued 1t rsined I'D and rocks the letter says
AND the missionary and his friends were obliged to seek
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FROM THE ISTHMUS.
Arrival OF the steamship Illinois.
OVER s2,aso, 900 IN GOLD.

The steamship Illinois, Lieut.. II, j. HaTts,ins L. ) n
commanding srrved st her dock Saturday night She
left Aspinwsl at y p NJ the 5th inst and reached
kingston Ja st 81 p NJ. the til having made the run
in forty seven hours She sailed from kirgston =; A
on the 9th snd was Oa Sandy Hook ocook Saturday
evening
The Illinois brings the Sa Francisco mails os the eth
OF April 81 2SS2ts in treasure freight and 40 pas
sengers.
Among the passengers by the iinci, EivSri Con
nor Esl E6i,or OF tn Alto Ca'yvr1 W. D. NJ
howard Esq OF California Oldest sons All n. T..
Game. ESQ, American Consul 81 GusysqUl.
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

BY ship Hospur have advices from the Cape TO the
sh Of March. The pacifcation Of the Colony pro
crossing The Cape Town mail Of the sth states thst
kseoo Sand and the other Gaika Chiefs had agreed to
an G., CathcArts conditions The formal proclamation
si peace expected by next post The Gaika tribes
which had been expelled from the Amatolss and driven
sHoss the Ke be located the Thomas and Upper
Ksi Rivers in close proximity 10 the Basutos.
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a s,,h, VA, vcfv cold up nssS ard the var, seii
sh ~ kept vtsesoR backward vast aoutA rsin ss a
~ sood NJ, we are cpcsca think that rishs weala
temperature the excess NJ WeS II NAY
as prove warm ana H but iouser nnuvrc et such weher
a. w have lately ekpcrcnse would unqusa'onA - pre n
iss iaeasei arvnaeas which
as-bute ecnug
al 10 The future there has esria.n eea 40 "
90 sort agency Ire pcshhty o even Prohdy o. re
VI Ac fhe scarcity Of nae quaanes o. NHsAt Ia
many districts mixers have eApeteec sns anS3 "a ects.
10 q hs thsu iaaeese w1ns have a.
s So al pt.ces the wpce eeen uP~sd The
stuTs eoarss 81 sa4 w depend n es aae "a tas ex
s~s ~ ~ ersssu supplies Bsycas ae sersy vaaf se spfes
% esve eelv 10 OAtan NuEAt AZ sesr eNn Pscs
49, (, ~ IL. is s,ne beea a. so1e a. . sve "a %
an nsns 10 hs socks; sod ~e have seese y 'He es te
s y I'd a. receipts q oresa 5geAastaa Be Is heersl
=. xra@S .ontsi woud SouS have rs asNStses N
a. 80 ksf npsf Of naier pafey fee.a
ave ,tha< b sad 10 haye eeso 49,, 49, s-,S III
sh M s WHFAT could Be seeded tne tctt az "a %
lowed By fO,t which oonnnoes up % ns US ~ '
spring thus tar hiss proved cold sat 49, ,,, NH
regard the probable extcns - tae
iii end al bed oot BY TIE stake o. tnss ets
TIE nsr.in the aoS current neIs s1a
s when Wheel uagh b boashi At ahfoa = 80 -
80 eSeoe opinion that hotacys viii prefer 90 VAL I VIC
~ mar hvorabc ccuuncufe, oc.ore they made ~
bought daring the winter On hnsuA -
al seur,r forward and sa no done, have
@ 49, a. HAM a. well As Black Sea ports tae ioaef
the latter somewhat further on N 1850
-. oil these supplies has Tor une past aaase
,S all oontnues influence, ne oPeieloas q or
- ihef 20 b ~ astu.oe % eeac ~
1870 NAM .na Il = not unreasonAbe 70 suppose at
49, 80 ~ hi b. when the Baltic sPen 49,
$50 to hsnd WHISTLER present fafes ~. - - A.
advance tske place viii depend sp"n ~"' -'
$50 81 ~ received siyes om ss hs We n ''''
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Tte mp0 eanle Nf'OI ~ '''7E
The Narchesttr n - eNccediisY fto.hees
estsbsh which they % no succeed ont
the been 81 ful fzces WIN so w
pant 81 spnners o enter upon LONG eontractS -. s,.
ORAfSThc operations IN Nhes ana oo5 NV "
rttsil purchase, fof present wants A. Ia !" ." = '0 va
he former and esSer on tloaf -.- -,
CsRN = Of sale without eoahse ~ '@47'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

The Printers Of Deseret according TO custom held their
annual Festival at the SchooLhOuses 10 the Fourteenth
Ward Saturday, the 18th inst. Splenddly embeished
patrons and eDds at the time Of assembling the party at
down 10 tables spread with all the luxues and dantes that
the heart could wish
blessing was then asked by President John Young and
the dinner served in style that lid great credit To the
manager and not 10 be eXceled.
After dinner the party adjourned TO the adjoining room
and dancing WAS with prayer by Elder Phoeas
Young
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
Wright. caady 4 Co... Circular.

pe, ttlsstrI LIvLRPOoL Tuesday, NAV ), las.
CorroN-(uf market this staple closed firmly Saturday
IN Of the stock discovered that day
nt demand full prices Obtained The EGopss ace to hand
,sterdsv moruinG reporting business the American
kets Al higher prices stimulated by the RAPID ins Cd rcce aud
reduced esmses for the have failed 70 Ptotuee the same et
~, a. have confidence the
ME With ,pt the Trede have aud hke TO continue 60 pur
immediate wants ui 0o sock Appearances some
what closer 10 that OF last .-,, -
The market closes steadily al the Qaesnons O. frlsS last "h
ir amc offering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

British ship ofwsr from Lagos March !, reports the
shve trade as nearly extDguished The health Of the
ssusdrcn there good.
LrQe quantities OF Palm Oil ready for expectation,
bst there was shipping TO receive it. otherwise the trade
wesld be active. There great inclination on the
Part of the chiefs 10 enter the cultivation Of Cotton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
J.me. M,ncar,'. Circular.

Pef .Ulsa.el aasroOi iSes1ey MN Il - -.
The imports BACON badly Keep ws aena-aa az Keeps
cleared a, CHyrsU L wanted la RNEf Or FosN @'fe
doins al irregular rates
LkRD tends upward
TALLoW active. -, -. -. -, -.
RICH without change. -.. rs,....s Al, -.
nnst 81 called lower but scarcely lroaoa inasa Soa m -
aues, Aut ynAe unchanged
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The following persons oare passengers N tie Illinois
c,.,o- bsv sal so1an, g. ? Jslses an sa-a. ". D
Reward 6y -shora ,na ,s,,aasS Master Pos Ess Wei
N ssssss say shidrss L.1aeSss " lpods So.Aa
- a., .e-xsnf FLOR Capt DuuA-s. Z c Villas.
F5asrss 81 Fswa-ds and " Hs-rou. h Thcan4s +
Fe-t-r a r. irr Bufk. 7 4 thapra fri A hryser B.
Rsrho a. ID Casokn +. Chambers. y >1sa, 4 I Psrcs,
L Eyier, J. A. Nager- AeC1s Dr. ".
m z e. Aoorc, q fa1o- B.
Bers W fl.,rhen " II Cos,on " Van Burn, ~ Donad A.
RIurrea Nassado McCsrry 9. Na- Boas, X Dewitt &.
s. - (Aas1s Co Express l. Carts J. A;ssss ana
adv Sheslsck W keri.e isay 1t chid n & i.ral W Dana
NJ Fsseuu Alrs hac srfva. Ma1an g. q Caa,vrau.
a 4 Nv W II Mer7is J. " DAVIS J K Myers " Aolces y
Holland Mrs HAWKS sn6 Ass hREks fhcu7
Bscnsr. W ~ SAeien, A HA,Tiso1 C. hal = & Lot J r
J,. Noit se X Z Brewer, Mns Ridde {.
StH psou C. W Rassel NJ A Pruyn y PArke, = Bst,ef.
ESsoa 4. D. War J. Hams J. Lsslnss0n l. r La-SaLa
LsgshAa Dir Hood w y sa1sa4 Wells rarF q. sHPs-ssl
Hsl.bsw, A Lgnss Bsselow, } 81 Bs~h q AeSarsy n ,
TeseLenscAeT Aeee B. Sweet C. ". Pstsszson y hupP,y
Hvpp Wells y MeNglsa J kswnan Hayes J. 1ilespe y
Mls 7 Jsay, W Jeffrey psHisl Saith, JOhsscs J w
R,1re. w Bsts Mr. Bryant Mis- Hood Ma SLOW p Abeson
al ID DempslsT, Mss.er Minss-2x n the steeFsse-
we are under obligations - Parser Mitchell Of the M
nois and to Nesss Berora 4 Co.'S ESprsss for valuable
flyOrs.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

The Diars EspaSol says that Santa Ana has sought aid
Aem Spain to repel anticipated flbuster expedition
hsm the United States.
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social Hall.

On New-Years Day. after the serenadug visits 10 the
Presidency &c referred 10 u communication in our
last at the doors of the Social Hall were opened
TO company for the first time and select party, with the
Corps Dramatique began TO assemble At B. the company
called order by President kimbal when Mr. Dun
bar sang the song, I'm Saint, I'm Saint &c the
dedication prayer was then offered by Elder Anssa
Lyman followed by the song Speak no ILL.," by Mr.
Dunbar Mr. James Ferguson called on fer senti
Bent and gave an Address commencing as follows:
Thus opens the first Hall struced for the practice OF
the Drama among the Saints of the Last Days and thus is
the Drama itself introduced.
To YOU whom much bitter experience has taught 10 turn
to the best every blessing you receive and to
draw from every fountain the dranght alone which
ishes any comments upon this subject would be superu
In addressing you therefore behalf of the Desere
Dramatic Association take the privilege to represent you
at the same time
There is nothing good but from God. BY nspira.
ton of God originated every invention by the subtety
Of the devil every counterfeit Whatever tends 70
happily and make glad is Of Divine origin Whatever tends
10 extreme mrh and vOty is counterfeit and comes
from an evil influence Whatever is instructive and rein
ing Of Divine Inspiration Whatever misnforms and de-
prRves is a counterfeit.
The Drama, originated right, it has be-
come. il is a counterfeit and is wrong
At the close of the address six cotllons formed
which succeeded by equal number until OclOck,
when the company, consisting of four hundred
seated and Mr. Dunbar sang the Scotch song Aster Nc
Alister, in costume.
Mr. Nay and family sang pathetic piece followed by his
two daughters playing air the guitar and tamborne,
succeeded by song from Mrs. Wheeock entitled The
Mormon Creed
Mr. Dunbar then sang Such a Genius Did Grow" in
costume which amusing that he loudly encored
and answered the call by again singing IT, After variety
Of singing and resolutions
The African Band dressed for the occasion performed
series Of negro melodies.
About an adjournment Of haitian hour for refreshments
was succeeded by dancing till 0l when singing again
resumed for half an hour the following songs being Proms
cuOusy sung:
The Old Oak Tree" The Umbrella Courtshp" aud
&" The Casey Family" by Mr. Dunbar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

FROM PoRTo CABELLo.-By the ,chr. Mary Wise Capt
Crockett from the above place, we have sdyces to the
eth ut The yellow fever had entirely disappeared there
had not been case for the last two months The Coffee
and Cocoa crops would be very short this There had
been number Of French and Spanish vessels sailed who
had been waiting for the crop four and FIVE months, and
went eventually with half oargoes and some in ballast
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The Temple.

Agreeably 10 previous notice. the people-nsn E0msn
ard chldren-6egar 20 assemble on the Temple Block
about 10 A. NJ Monday Feb ID ls53 e clear and lovely
dAy a. the sun ever shone on c. l. City with from one
10 three inches OF the ground IN places and
others quite bare with SIX inches Of frost in the
earth, though the thaw was MID through the day. While
the people were assemlng. they ohsered with the
sweetest strains from the Brass and Capt Bxos Bands
President Yong arrived a. 10, and with his Council and