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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01


~ late arrivals 4 have on. hand tie iollowin~
II articles, From 81. Loris.
~ barrels super Eue Flour
~ do exfra do
Jos bags ehot No 10 8,
500 bars lead,
From Cincinnati
q boxes choice famiIy4s SOAP.
20 dozen brooms,
15kegs prime butter
25boxesE candles s6a.
l2U reams Wrapping paper.
$500 ezra sc. hams,
a3Qskegs choice aarda ~
5Qbarrels yhjskey,
20d0i do.
From Pesers5svs ".
70 boxes 3 limp fobacco,
F-om ,Ner York. N. r
% barrel. hydtalc cement,
- do plaster paris.
From Nep 0ylears.
30 kegs cut nails, s s8ss
5 hogsheads choice sugar,
1000 hacCs shoulders,
2Osbags prime cOfee. fs
I0sdbzen hand haTrpss,
10000 cuba si.ss rissn, JOSHUAsBEAL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01
lust RECEIVED
ftycs, f,p,n The mannfiepry, 4 large assortment Of
SA DLERY Y.

A BRADFORD respectfully CA
n. begs leave to inform his 4y@SA
Iiendsi mud the public se1era'iy, bngEGH
hat he has just received 2 iarEe S...
and well selected stecs OF s~sddiery, consisting iii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-01

THE ONLY TRuEpoRrRAIT or WASHING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17
CoIOncrs' Inguests,

Sui,rpE ny SHOOTING HIssr1F WITH PIsroI "A Ger
paui,d Jfeob r fchrett who kept lager bier
loon a. No 80 Centre street. put end 10 his earthly
Yesterday about noon bv ssooog h self through
the heRd with eixberreI revolver The report OF the
,iet, heaid 10 from tho bedroom OF deceived
entering the room they found hum lying the
Hocr desd AID b'ood flo ring fran n hole IN his sku
ems nns been tubject temporary fis OF tossuty
itch IS 10 have been the ~ the euicde
lo hss le Wiz and several children. CorcneT Wilhelm
calico 20 holo The ,Dquet IN the body AID verdict
vas rendered o. death BY suicide.
Tn SUSPICION MuRDER Coroner y Donrell yastor-
aay afternoon held the inquest the body OF Mary
kalen aged 80 tesTs. naive Of Ireland, who sup
I'd IA have died in consequence OF III treatment the
part Of her husbsnd Patrick kAtep. TIE evid. nd
cocsd " the pquost to show that the husband Of
tetetsed bud beer for ome time past iptcmperate
man. bId when rnder The influence Of liquor was
bpoWn 70 beat fer, but there evidence TO
shcw that on tits occasion nc had Inflicted any
violence her person The advnuced state Of
decomposition 81 the body d deceased, as tesH-
led by Dr. Thomn. MoGn, prevented AIRY certainty
btkitR YoS morton examination. The jury rendered
verdict 'thas Gecoa Cd TO her death from
unknown TO the jury The husband whs has been under
srlest was last evening" liberated by the Coroner
DEATH CAusHp BY SoxyAMBUIIsN--A few days ago we
noticed that yourg girl while In her sleep aprapg
Of three story vii dow at the dwelling house 80 81
Mercer etrtai In her descent the passed through
mDs Of tToe which broke be force of the fall bat tho
shuck IL seems after lingering several days. resntcd In
death The pUy sicsn in attendance gave certificate
~ burial this certificate, however. vss stoposs by
co-cper H,tor ard pGueot viii bs scsd ths ovdy
,La ssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

Arrest Of EniordWt Runners TOR Tiotrtino the La,s.-
complaint was made cay or two ago beo,e Justice
htgaft by William H. Iowery against nne em,svaut
fnrners, named Simon Meyers George Won, George
Iause', George Rischmuler, William Houghtoa Wiliisa
fener, John Miller George Sspders and Henry Muboi
land They charged with violating the Emisrant av
ty boarding emgIant hps prior to their touching the
coct for the purpose Of soliciting the emrsnt passeu
gers to purchase ckets roae vest The magistrxhe
held 'rsm zach to bail In the Of $500 to wer na
charge
arrest If Pick7ooeis at ne HWodroms.--Iieu3. Rsnp-
rett and officer Hogan Of the Chief SHADOW aA
Monday evening arrested four pckp sa cnhtng ths
selves Charles II. Johnson, William ws,rick Ichara
Cetsr and Samuel Lawrence. These fellows the Oh
found .. the Hppoorcme, Giving into the tAl sf
be yititerP 10 srnh OF nnnav They an tskrs
tcr- the nssrvssc, Ssa wscs cosa... "a " ps--s Af
sxAn.sA..0A
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Staten Island Intei,rscuce.

UNKNOWN WOMAN FOUND DROWNED.
An iaquet WAS hold BY Jattics Lever tbe Dody Of
an unknown German woman, foupd floating New
Brighton, staten Island, Saturday, the l3ta inst Tne
otcta GO anpcare 10 be ABOUT tSeotysx years of age
Eve feet bigo. and rather ftout. Had black scd
White stiped creHs tged round the arms white stock
oga and coare shoes Inr of smalt gold bracelets and
goto gold ring marked the inside with the initials
Y h 10 the pocket fourd brown cotton pur e
coptapBs twenty three nieces of small German coin aud
knife OF German snufecturs. For further partcu
srs, spplv 10 Geo. q. lever. Port Richmond, Staten
i'eoc, where the vorer-v will be exhibited. verd,ct
Vas -sELsIsd " asAtt " casSLilx.
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Oar PooghlxccpsSr correspondence,
INV sTATR Avn e.rfo~.r an Scuont

THE STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL
IL this Place, he's inpt closed Seventh Annual Com
csmsnt, tine fs.t since Tvs renovai Poughkeep
re lhe per.ernancss after Tho examination Ia9,
ing oi oratcns disputes debates Law srguneutB
mo tal OF &c evincsd the sdar t.sioD and
cess OF the system Cesgntd 70 quality the students
practically ~ well NJ tsooredsaiy Tor sber poeson
The anon % eat interest aud attended
by Ia sge c0pcouree ct peo2e, The Hon Jobo Thonp
eon dslye'ed ore cf the tso oraten.. The catalogue
inst pnbushed contains 206 student irom the different
Satcs, end gives full exblapatioa ~ the ustitutiol
b trs boeIc c trustees and the crmnissiouers app
20 By the supreme Court iftg students ger ait ea
receive ne cegree Of Bachelor OF Lsss fos shch the
charter maken provision. ~.
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que'or Rhodes; Cd Harriet. sBecry Nesmith. and Ro.
beDs, Lverpo L. Chnss aud sa Bristol; 5th Enter
prise Alfred. and Empire state. Liverpool
Ss,led for Bostor-July lo James Cook; 23d wave-Iv
and William Surge Cadz: 10Th petersbof C-cnstadt
Aug Dooley Aatwerp; Sd. VIM VAIL and Levi woodbu
Ty, Liv@rp pool
Sailed for galfr,ors--Juy 2s Mississippi from Bre
men: Aus4 Hr'r'naD. and Sec Nfm,h Liver cool.
Sailed for Chsreston--Auy 2 Switzerland from Ii
verpoo'.
Ssihd for Alex and ria--fa. from
ssiied for City Psnt-Aug 2, Alsoma; 9th, Crescent
G<U
SAILED for New orIaans-Ju'y 2s LADY westmo-el md;
Aug Cslenda, from Cardiff Sarah Bridges from Bor-
deaux.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

ERAStunLITY = AETI.RUSsfAN FEELING FIELD
OFficERs FoI TIL. TURKISH sBRvIUE-pRoPosED
EXTENSION or PARIS, ETC.
The T. tkish que don clone occupiss p,blr
fhe goyeDmebt takiog precautions to kesp tbs puol;
min tranquil on 81 matters KesseoT the RI Isisn
Mrie'e having afked tion the coept plaza.
1iop OF auysnu kussiau article "a the CationneI re
cseo for an anavor !he' the Aonie alcns expressed
the opinions of the cabinet.
Ffty.tso French neia officers wee on board the
Etst mer Ajjaccio, 10 enier tue Iursish seryice
The Council Of State ths LIST mat To resa
senbo on the 1st Of October next,
All domestic and other seryEnti, residing Ia Paris are
cred register tbemfoyes the Prefecture Of Police
nIder penalty OF imprisonment snc expulsion
Au imme loan OF four hundred ion Of fraucl is
erous entertained to extend Plrs beyond its present
limits, ard to erect market places and other pubic
works designed by the Emperor.
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From nEentcO, &C.

BALTIMORE August 16, 1853
BY the Southern 6ai this morning, we have Nav Or
leans papers OF Wednesday last They details Of
Mexican 20 the 9th ultimo which has been antic
pS ted in he NFw YORK HERALD.
Cholera prevailing ut Cordova and Jalapa.
An insorfectopary movement at Guansj atp had been
suppressed
The Jesuit question stiu uu er discussion.
General FOoe canvasspg tho state of Mississippi for
G0vsIDor He endorses the PRESIDENTS inaugural and
Mr Evere!t's tri partte treaty letter
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Sh,ppIaw Intsiyireuce

Arrived rom New YtaR--A Aug / - lie, or Dpvsr 3D.
raotf, u; Beoisrnn Adaos Liverpooi July TO- Guam
cba Te1Cfifs; 2lst, Eliza sarah, Bremen 3D. Edward
Oh EdGY stone; 5sh, Cbristana, Mt Deal.
Arrived from New Lordon-Aug 2, Argago, at Cork,
Arrived rom Phlsdog ghia-Juiy II, Michele Ttlect at
Gfh,altar.
Arrived from Raltlmore--July 81 Martha at TsxeI
Arrived from Charleston Aug 2 Southport at Liver.
pool.
Arrived from Savan nabAug l, Lady Of the Lake, at
Liverpool
Arrived from New orleans--July o. Meteor. at Boz.
cesox; 23d RIO Grande, at Leghorn; Aug obzanthe,
at Liverpool.
Arrived from Nobile-Lules, st Gottenburg
Sailed Tor New York--Aug 1, Orsgoo, Psnzance, and
hnrancsle, No~pcrt; Kalamazoo. Graveterd Martin
Fsnor'hzon, bordeaux; phos silvia Crrtf Is ue se J.
sait'cs Jchn saysrsa, rsrbry; Gsngss. psoLa, Ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

THE EARL OF ELLEsNERE AND THE U. 8. STEAMER
PRINCEToNTHE CROPS suIrwRECKs, ETC.
BosroN, August 10 1858.
We have received st. Joha N. b., papers of tae 18TH
ana Halifax o. the 18th inst.
The United aes steamer Prioceton had been vited
by the Earl OF Elesrnere Major General G,re the Lieu.
t@t Governor the Mayor and porn 1n and ssvs
raj membcrs Of the press all ot whom were politely re
ceived by CeomooOre Shubsick.
The Bltirh ella brirklv moving about
but VT hear o no Captures OF AusericaB ve4seis.
The weather as iu,eney hot and the reports Of the
crops favorable
The ship EdSard Cardwell, Of 600 tons buvther
ioet Aequelon July 25 her pa sssgs from Mica
michi for Liverpool The were al saved
The brig Zeoo Harrington master from Glasgow
bOund so New York, with cargo OF pig iron
oil l. a chevpqDe. b on 26th July sal rigging, &c.
saved, but the vessel likely TO be total loss
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Great EEltsin.

PARLIAMENTARY PR poEEDMGs-JAMAIoA AFFAIRS,
ETC, Ere.
10 ths House OF Common, Lord john Russell stated
the .hiots Of the n in regard t. Jsnaica.
The par crsl feature Of the psa is that fog sad qua.
Ys1teee f560 0oO sterling to 4cat tue difficulties and
appoints Sir Heory Bsl ,lav Governor
Mr.. Gibeor's motion 10 conclit re on The suoect Of
Ocean Penny Postage, IA no tponsd til next session
Parliament is expected TO proro aed the 18th or
Goth d August
LIEUT.. MavRY AND 1hE LIVERPOOL MERCHANTS.
Liverpool c. ant ts ssh inst, explained bis
wlro Idcrrsnt thecr tis observations respect.
fully snd sppSzenty c-Etiai!s received Tie Mayor
pIes,csd
MISCELLANEOUS.
The order prohibiting ths 'ia1ghicring oil cattle 1T
Brercs las a,eed the British pot ters o. hides
ST. cks beng lover than Tor afteer years past.
Acontepondenee oet@een the iosrd o. Trade ana the
Icpdos ara liverPcsl NUftn American Screw Stelmshp
Con paHy has BEEN pnb,isdsI. IL IL not considered
seseditabe 70 the gcvtrLmeat
The psrisp agy iepost decimal coiaage had also
been prl-htc.
The Stockport opsiSvea hsee at leog.h returnsd 10
their work and sban5osad their for1ni.sUc G strike
The Duchess Okla uf Wuctercsrg daughter cf the
Oar. il in London has bsea ftcsiyed with
'ciuctiot.
A testimonial to Mra Chisholm, the pstrontss OF
Au.'r.iinn emigration j. pfogfoseiog.
The Black swan nas brea singing ut Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17
THE GARDINER CASE.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.

WASHINGTON, August II, 1868
In the criminal court, to-day the counsel for DR.. Gard
ner renewed the motion for coatinuspcs OF The case,
In consequences Of imperative in the Circuit
Court. TO meet next month Tue prosecution resisted
the Mexican Commission have returned to the States
he Court allowed tha uotios for trial 70 be ss for
-e 6'st "~y OF 'As D-cs Vorm, the hrst xca
CAY l IL L.Qlth.
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AisI 10 the Ctrss,snis.

TO TnI EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NLw IoRK, Augast 1G, 1858
Dtsr Sir With regard to the IT of suoscrotons fns
ne reief cf QUE poor Chinese kody published in thu
HERALD Of csy q mi. tske IIecc by leaving
the os hessrs Ws5s worth aud sheldon. 500
BtCugn s.tn sum is correct Zee pectfully. your
nc,t OBJ cier' ,erVsn.
W. sEEBAcH, Bcokleoper q tho Shakespeare.
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The late Railroad Disaster near Providence.

Providence, August 16, 1853
The testimony before the Coron.rs jury concluded
to dsy and the verdict will be rendered to morrow The
following tho latest reports from the woundei;--
Mr.. Bolton 10 slis hiy better.
Mr. Msrrhsn win probably recover.
VI Winslow and Mr. Jefsrfcn are getting bester.
John Crane il veil enough to walk Lbcut.
Alery Goid.nith IL improving.
Nj. Paot IL as vel as yesterday.
The Sherman family continue without any material
change
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brsC0vERy OF TyHE CHIEF OF rIE SECRET SOCIETIES.
Tho Roman police had d covered tnat chief OF the
recret tecietes in the Roman States A1reo S9 the
u1unvir The principle members OF these societies--a
beioo8fng to the higher ola la.ses--had fled
TVere sentences had been passed At Venice OF hume
SeIa J As9S.L~ = a. 6..A -.a-- ~ . .-.n,
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Ccttcr continues dull
Passengers by the America.

, Nr api III, appold Mru B,ewster Mr. and Mrs yrcmau
~ ard Mrs Kowo, Mr. Mrs Br0wser Mrs Ranniford
Mrs BIc eser, Mrs Clark Mrs Dampheae Mr. Mckay Miss
Ross Messrs Hoyt, Brown tarr, Lamb Whitef1d, Fit2
scanlar Mr and Mrs Raneford Miss Smith
oss Brown, Deas, steIheo Kelly Rcsschif jay Alen
Salit fury BruDnghnusen Chambcrl Johnston Muller
Randall Bullock Gilbert, Grove, C4owley sante Maria
Horton, tcorFJ, Boss 'abman Johnston Clifford Rice
lindsay, untdy, Mckay, Burreli, Hiiibeek, Holland
lahen rmth. Robertson John Frost Manderson Jochau
Hust Euthotfnrd, Warren, O'Bricn Hickey Jefferson
Ross Mas pfr ", and hs Hodjss the Misses Scott Mis-
itar of dispatc =
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OUR CHARGE TO TIE HAGUE
Interesting Correspondence between our Mcr
chants and MIR. August Belmont

chants and Mr. August Belmont
NEw YORK. August 1858.
DEAR SR = Your personal friends Ia tnis city de-
opportunity to expIess their apprecat o
the high position you have obtained IL the business and
social yelat.ons Of this community.
While ,, ur conduct = merchant aad banker durtag
oue residence ne us, has marked By int-li.
gslce public spiSit hcelty TO engagements. aad tse
highest princi oi honor personal deportnent IN
private life been that accomplished gentein
who knew pracused he social virtues shich cdooo
the cntrs ctsr OF u citizen.
II IL gratifying to to know that the govern nent ~
Washington bss recognized the queies VI satnd anS
character which YOU posegs, by coriorrIg yOu -
eppointu pnt Of high and responsibility. We fsss
the perfect that Confidence " the cd
a,icstratOs w,1 te fully jusaded Dy the msaner v
which the nferegts Of the country Will be represented,
spd the national honor sustained by yoa at forcsa
court.
May ask that you wiz 90 the favor TO app0dme
before Jour departure for the Hague to MoAe
your frlelds at public cinner to be gisen IN thas
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Firc at Now Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August IA 1858.
The store of Messrs. Kendall Yoe L. Company,
Grsv,er street entirely destroyed b, fire last night
With its contsnts. The amount OF loss is not
tanned
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The Late ST from Washington CITY
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD ROUTE-THE INSTRUCTIONS
TO OUR MINISTER TO MEXiCO-THL KosZTA Az
FAIR AT sMYRNA-THE CASE OF CAPT. GIBSON
NEW YORK ASSAY OFFICE, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE Niw YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, August Ii Y 7. ~.
We have the best for believing that the stats
ment public bed ia the Feemdn's Journal purporting to
give Gen. Gadsden's Instructions is entirely fabulous.
He has not b. instructed to ens the renquish
ment Of the Gafay cim aud it Is equally that
the United States willing accept free rigat of
wsy Tor railrosd along the thirty second parallel of
latitude equivalent for he claim upon Tehuante.
rec According to the hssf of least one member Of
the cabinet, there is fea.ble for railroad to
the Pacific, unless By tcIpsiDg what is laid down in
Lieut.. Pa,be's map II Lieut.. Colonel Cookies Wagon
Route" This rous ptstss north OF the thirty second
parallel and then for considerable disssIce South
Of 1T through mo in,siu passes, when il again
NoIih. TIom all tho icfo nation collected by the sopo
g,ephical bureau, tnele route the hpa of the
thirty stcond parallel acd IL il therefore manifest that
Minister to Mexico have been instruct ID as
i represented b. des there three parties
gage in surveying oifereot roue. 20 the Pacific The
result Of their tvesgsccs eiii kno for some
months. 1t may turn that there are many
fessisle routes, it Ca he that none will
he found Meantime it Is only giving the ad
they VII await this cic ~ & form alton before committing
themselves 10 particular lre which, from all the evi
depce before them IL npraetcabla for only ob
iect in Siewthe construction OF road. Il vii thus he
that ouy is the FrccmdnS story contrad
upoy ample authority but that all the fact II tue
teud 10 show it, utter absudty
The official sdtices ro,a tive 20 the Ko zti aT,r Il u
believed, how that Austt had 40 CLAIM shatever upon
him, having vanished eSp.tria,si hin, thus reliu
quisbirg all rights his peeson befo he cams to
this oEnGtry.
In loctrg over the d0cuc capne .tsd VITA Mr Msr
cys op'uon whilst bsr q tae Mixed Coumi on "a
10 the dgbt Of person ~ ptote who had merely
declared hi Intention Of beconng c,tizsn Of the United
States win find IL to she d. cie,on of
the Pruss han Minister, to whom the point wa referred
lie decidsd in favor Of Mr.. Marcs's position.
Capt. Gibson had long interview mt tho state Deoar
to cay. ia probable, a. Mr. Belmont has made
his PREF eratons for leaving Satu day. that II the ia
stuotons which spoke yestsda, ave not ready by
that tiue he el not be 6esyed bus Wrten to Dy the
following stEauer.
We understand the delay in establishing the A say
cfce in New ofk Is In consequences of he difficulty ex
pererced in getting parties there accept ofers
made by the Treasury Dfpartu ont. VI
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n = WS BY LEG II A u Ill
THREE DAYS LaTEB FROM EUROPE.
~~><~>~>~~~>->>>~~-~
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
THE RUSsO-TUHKIsH DIFFICULTY.
The Prospect Of War Strengthening.
THE K0sZri AFFAIR AT SMYRNA.
Austria Intends TO Demand Reparation
from the United States.
RAvAGES OF THE CHOLERA
MOVEMENTS OF C0NSPIhATORS In ITALY.
~ -, ~>,-~c>->>c~~>
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
~>>~S>~~. >1~~~>>>O>s
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON.
&c. &c., &c.
THE RUssO-TUaKIsH DIFFICULTY
MOVEMENTS OF C0NSPIsAToRS IN ITALY,
STATE or THE MARKETS.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON,
&c., &c., &c.

HAnrAx y. s., August 16, 1858.
The Royal M.il steam 10 America Captain Lang ar
rived at ths port route for Boston, at four CLOCK
this afternoon. having afs Liverpool a. O'Clock A. NJ
on sstwdsy the 6h She brings one hundred and
fourteen through passengers.
The America sailed from Halifax at O'Clock this eve
ming, with light wind ard clear weather for Boston,
where +he will be due early hour on Thursday
morsine.
The America passed the Caaa,d steamship Arabia,
from New York. at the 9th of July going into
Liverpool.
The Collins' steamship Pacific, from New York at
noon, on the d OF july, arrived out the morning of
Che Sd met.
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The james Adger charleston.
CHARLESTON, August IL, 1858.
Tie United States mail steamship James Adg-r, Cap
tain John clinson New York arrived here at 10
O'Clock last bight.
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Commercial ANalrs.

CO1mme rClQI AHalrS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Barng Brothers report money great demand and
discounts deare- out OF doors The muim um "a,
BuurbsoRed IL The fubds continue depreessd, and coa
soils leave of at OF u a97h Silver demand for Iadia
ano China at ga advance. Bars sold at 5s 1d. New
doliars, 4s. l1Hd.
TIE PARIS BOURsE.
Ihtee per cents or ca,h closed 77f So and FOR
court 77f 55 Bank. 2 785 francs.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs Ecu Son Go port a steady de msnd during
the wsek With prices wnl suppored especially for fsde
raj stocks but business is of tive and gene
rally unTa-ied by spy feature of iutsrest. Myssrs
Barring others say there as been doing iu Anne.
rican stocks especially peDbsy vania State ives New
Uni ed stated eixes continue scarce and in demand
We qnote he latter ~ Ill for boods ard HOY for IN
fcIptioDs aennsy vaoia ves 81 sc. ex div; Bonds ql
82 Railroad s,es 96h 971s; Mnrf land Sterliog fyes
" 9S; Mssachus Sterling los lOg; Boston Cty
~ pr cents l02 New Orleans City sixss 90; Canada
Bonds 115 l. 116
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
In the early part of the week steady demsnd pre-
vailed but after Wednesday, the Sd inst more warIike
news from Turkey, together with accounts of the cot
ton crop per Pacific and the additions lately made py
the trade to their stocka checked the dem and
pressed the market Holders offered freely and prices
OF American were irregular and in favor of buyers par
tcuary the lower ana interior grades which have do
cDrd one eighth Of penny Tue saes OF the 5th inst
we're GOO bales tbs market clio ing quiet Toe weeka
business was A 2lo bales ncluding 81 600 Auercap)
3 beIpg on culaOr, and $50 for export leaving
stock in hand Of 842 S32 which 571 600 bates were
American. The folio ~ipg are the authorized quota
toms
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Spain,
The minister from Mexico haA arriv,,d at Madrid.

Portugal.
Dur Lisbon datss tho 10th ultmo.
This session Of he Cortes was EXTENDED to this 9Th OF
August
Government was endsavoring TO effect arrangement
with the banks
The controversy between Portugal and the Pavs court
resp ctiRs ecclesiastical patronage the East Indies
copttI ued
The grspe disease continued TO spread, aud public
meeting called the subject at Lisbon. Brandy
was selling at ESQ per pips.
Chi ries q aaddock United States Charge at Lisbon,
lady ard Lece had arrived at southampton
The Cholera is Denmark Persia. &c
The cholera .ostt usd it, svsges at Copenhagen The
total pumber Of caser az the latest dates 100 Of
which SEQ had proved fatal
The cstlea Is the isc in Persia and advancing
towards TaDiiz
The Ilsgue had broken cut Of Khordoeen