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Liverpool Markets.
- ILYERPoOL. Hume |


| LIVERPOOL, June Is.
Cotton has been in good request since the de-
parture of the Niagara, from the trade, for spc-
culation and for export, aud the sales of the
week ending last evening embrace 65 900 bales.
| Ofthese 20, 900 bales have been taken for spe-
culaton, and 5000 for export, leaving about
| 80, 900 bales for the trade
Prices have been firm during the greater part
Of the week, but without any quotabe change,
and the official quotations remain as follows;
Fair Orleans, 81 Middling Orleans, s; Fair
Uplands, GB ; and Midlling Cplands, sgd per
pound.
To-day the market opens with an active de-
mand, and the sales reach 5000 bales, of which
2000 have been taken for speculation, and 800
for export. Prices are quite firm
Flour has been in moderate request, the de-
mand for speculation having ceased, and prices
during the week have given way about I'd per
barrel; Western Canal is now quoted at PAS to
24s Cd, and Ohio at 25s per Dbl
For Corn also the demand for speculation has
ceased, and the rates have declined about sd
per quarter. White and Yellow arc alike
quoted at SIS per quarter
Lard has been in better request, and prices
have recovered from the recent decline The
sales have lattcrly been at j2s per cwt.
Sugar has been in fair request, with moderate
sales to the trade. Holders are firm
pggl nus 0eel u,,,t IoFh mas oeeh IN moaer-
, tL ,e4ue''' Hrs"TGV any en"nee ol moment III
limited at n-ayions rotas ''li'ii" n''S ueen
There has bcen nm octivo dar,opd e., Pr,
UNCHANGED nrce- The :; 81 g.
Sd Coffee has bcen in goaI rao,,ast - = So,
rriooS b,It without lueoV "U hrlil
r7orox, - ~,
Tho To,Jo- Wa'7S,, " n-u,1' ." ne ---...,
,osnr and CansoIs dJ,.o nus Oesn ra'her
,cconn+ Tho ny auNaiceu 70 ~ Tor
iocoun'' me TRANSACTIONS III American Secu-
atos 'i'''o ''en S"''ii' WITHOUT chahSe IN the
Trodo =, NoroL,..o,, ,......,,...-..-.-
= aug III nahohes'er mas undergone no change
. '-DV y, '''e departure u the DaIuc
M, c,,.,.., o '.71 EUROPA
ne CuHaru steamer Europa arrived at Liy-
rpool On saturday inc lotA INST.
The EaVre Cotton MarEnt
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1t appears that the Postmaster General 6,,,ls
himself relieved from all responsibility in relo-
tion to the continuance of the Sunday mail be-
tween New York and Boston, the President If
the NeWlork and NewIIayen Railroad Compony
having positively refused to contract for thai
service even if desired by the Post-ofiice De.
partment
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We are happy to learn that petition, recon-
mending DR.. Bennett Bowler for foreign Con
sulship, was signed by all the members of the
City Council, in their session night before last.
Few persons will 60 before the President for an
office with such high recommendations as have
been given to this distinguished savan, whose
scientific researches haye reflected so much
credit upon our city, and so much honor upon
himself. [Daily Delta.
While we concur fully and entirely with the
Delta in its estimate of merit and abilities Of
Dr. Bowler, we cannot but take exception to its
estimate of the potency of the recommendations
with which the Doctor goes armed. We shall
regard his chance as past praying for if the
President, by any means, gets knowledge of the
certificates he carries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01

For KEY WEST, via Pensacola, Apalachicola,
St Marks Cedar Keys and Tampa Bay--The L s Mail
Steamer James L. Day Leaves for The above ports To.
iorroW, Saturday, at o'clock ~ positively having
been unavoid. bly, detained Of the weather
Agents. Green Harding \ Co. Is Poyiras street
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The Convention for the amendment Of the
Constitution Of Massachusetts, has passed TO a
second reading a resolve purporting that it is
not advisable to add the phrase His Excel
lency'' to the title Of Governor OF that common
wealth
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STrNG TO DEATH "A little girl named Maria
Wilkins, while playing in an orchard near her
house at Fort Ancient, Ohio, was stung so badly
by hornets that she died in three hours
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To the Ladies'.

NJ A D A NJ P LATEN
lAy eheis hr services to the Ladies' New Orleans ia,
the treatment Of the following Diseases; PROIAPsus
WHITES, PRoFUaE AND PAINFUL MENsTRu.TIo,5 81,
GoaeEMENT AND CELEBRATION OF THE WOMB
Inc treatment adopted by ter which has met tho .n,
shsd surgeons Of Paris, London York AM
'-a7 she can refer TO- justihes saying that all .
oi me Uterus not OF eaneerous nature, can be cured
n +, aeFo' herself exclusively the diseases of Ladies'
can be consulted DAILY, at her residence
myls sptf Iss g, -,
4 AIMING HOUSE, 81 Camp street.
~ CHECKS ON
BOSTON, ar LorIs r
NEW YORK, LouTIvIIr
PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI
BALTIMORE, FAsEYl IL,
49, s.,s,.,,.,.sAr frAepss1r,
'@ sssstks*t sTssyS
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One of our citizens called at the Street Com
missioner,s office on Monday last, for the pur-
pose OF having very disgusting nuisance re-
moved from Pccanrier street, between Robin
and Basin streets, and was informed by one of
the Deputy Street Commissioners that :. lie would
attend to It when he got ready" As some time
has elapsed since the cavalier answer was made.
ana the nuisance is still undated, ! would ask
when it will suit the honest Dorberry" to
get ready" and how much will the neighbor
hood be compelled to endure:
would also like TO ask if there is not an or
dlnance in force to prevent owners Of hogs from
keeping them in the thckIy populated parts of
the city, and whose duty it is to see that the
ordlhance Is enforced A CITIZEN.
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Cotton Firm and in Good Demand.
FLOUR .A.ND CORY DECLINED.
Consols mproving--Chinese Rebellion
Success of Insurgents.

New YORK, June 80, 9 A. NJ
The Cunard steamer Africa has arrived here,
bringing dates from Liverpool of the 18th inst,
three days later than the accounts brought by
the Baltic. The following is a summary of her
q cooun+e.
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When men are fiji, truly remarks tho Na,.
York Datehman, for nothing else. they com.
monty look TO the infaresfs 81 ~ 'oIl-
Out ofegery hundred office boldars IN tI ,,
Try. you will not find over three per cent W.T.,
could make living, even if they owned tbo ica
fitness % open brokers shop. nail" -,
act as switch tender 10 a rairoaJ En ''is ,i ~
ever saw an Individual who ,Iistrus,oi ~, no
ity to take charge Of a borsa nr IN
foreign embassy We pause for = resnonec ="
CAPTAIN Peabody. Of t,,o ,,cI,,. ~, IN.
aud Capt. phip. of The BIiS, h.' 2,.' nioeFiE
have both be,A indicted in Nowyor g.,
ing more passgare,s ~, IN, iorN 'or curry
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Mating, Carpetiiig and Furni
fNye.

" ROYAL STREETA
- ne nhieF'shsd hstng iu' received large
ara Fancy Red Checked and We MATING CtRPFTfNA
ruhNlI RE- CURTAIN sTCFFs, Lane Ml.En CUETAfSJ
CoRNicEs, CURTAIN PINS, SILVER ATfp WARE. PoRcs
LAiN, BRONZE, ana WHITE CHINA WARE. l
tc6 lm7p p NLtIApnIg
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= get ready" and how much will the neighbor
hood be compelled to endure
would also like TO ask if there is not an or
dlnance in force to prevent owners Of hogs from
keeping them in the thickIy populated parts of
the city, and whose duty it is to see that the
ordinance is enforced A CITIZEN.
TnE CHINA REBELLION -Bayard Tavlor. in n
letter to the N. J. Tribune, from Shanghai. da
ted March IS, SAYS:
. no not remember whether have already
stated that the leader of the revolution. Tine
lux, Is descendant Of one Of the branches Of
the ancient Chinese or Ming Dynasty, and that
ms. aVowed object is to overthrow the present
Ting or Tartar Dynasty In fact he l. nro.
Claimed as Emperor on the bulletins Of his army
so that his cause has already risen above tile
dignity Of a rebellion, and assumes the aspect
oil national war. 1t IS Chinese against Tartar
anu the people are not indifferent TO the issue
Any change can hardly be for the worse. any
kind of agitation is better than the dead staG
nation of Chinese life Viewed in all It's aspect5.
tbs revolution Is one Of the most remarkable III
this revolutionary are
Shanghai already feels most scns.hlv the
effects % the paralyzatIon OF trade an industry
IN the interior Business has totaily ceasci
Inc native merchants have buried their silver.
anu the foreign residents have barely enougii
to pay for their household expenses Four or
five thousand iunks lie in the river, bni -e9rcel,,
q pound Of tea or a yard Of silk is Iroug6t N
The English war steamers Icrmcs and Saiaman.
der and the trg Lily are here, and French war
steamer Casssni. Sir tieorgo Bonbon, "a w" ",,
board the IIermes, and the report today il fbot
he will leave Immediately for Ninn. M TGe
movements of the Susqucianna arc Hncertain :.
but it is lumorcd TINT She wilt convey Cof Mar
shall up the Yang tse- Kiang az I'M agtIa I'M
perial camp, IN order to coGtcr with Sen. tLs
imperial commissioner. She cxeites rrg.t AS
constituent here amop# Ill., motives I,o5,-r,,,,i
tie largest steamer that eYe,. assembled tho ".
sung, and the American residents rejoice r., saa
tlter country So formiaaIlv representa,l :.
Ila Observation-Disclosures An NonE- y,,yjbJ,
6iot.-As sJme children were playing beside
fst avenue and nm st1apt H., .,,;,,. 49,, ~
discovered bu,,a, b'ros,,, -, ''s' S''9
aodiss in he cclqr I ,ro M ',,''S q
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rELEaRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
13p tbf Southern Iiur,
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

ZEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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A 'erman woman IN Cincinnati the other
isg sets tiyth 'r f,,,r t.4s ~. .,.,,..
ssASiss sst s;iss sIl! ''.''' as
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Col Harrison, our Consul at Kingston. j..
malca' is now on n visit to the United State
alter an absence of iitty-tour years Col. IInr.
dent Harrison
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NEwEoRE, June so, g p NJ
Holders have rather been pressing on the
market to-day, and the sales of cotton embrace
1000 bales
Pork has been dull; sales 1000 bbls. at SIS
90 per Dbl for Mess, and So % to eI2 50 for
Prime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
TURKEY.

Inc correspondence of The I'mes, from nv. w.
snss III and eh inss refers 10 the Aon'ersyr,.
,eet,on but throws little no sddnIona agD. o vi
event, Inst have taken place The Pscha o, a
sss.m,d the offensive ADD Omar fscha, tne 49,
c~.,onsndey In chief vas advancing to"s.o ue Inou
80. o. lsr, in The emmy The 7ries< I>a4Hs says
80 od1 non,eregrins stiil ct SzabJ&k sbd that
800 bsS tskep place in which the Turks were mer
ss~sls cut % pieces No date n gwen to this STATE
."S.t .od p-obsbly refers to the attack On szabak
slsesdy anDoanced c =,
The correspondent Of The Morning Chronic!e
-sx, from Vienna sth great excitement prevails among
DE- Cbristisns IN Bosnia and Servia- In Albania the
eadsrd Of the Prophet has been raised and az large
.urnh,rs rallied round IT, The number enrolled
.uourted 10 1000 men. Der LLoyd says Among the
sryeeulsr, are several Hungarian renegades who are
ssusr foY the combat with their former bretbren IN the
faitb." 20
On 23d ult, the anniversary ofthe birth Of the
p,opbet was celebrated COnstsnnope with The usua
pop salues Of artillery were fred from the fors and
ees the pubic officer coee6. and mosques throng
Cd and Ia the evening the sacred and public e1ces
we've illuminated The Sultan In grand costume attend
ID bv the yiser and HE Ministers the principal Cemss
Gepsr,ls Adrnrss and high civic functonsree went in
procesoD to the mosque Of the Susn Achmet to bear
he life OF Mahomst read.
TaeJonrnai de ConstaHtinopte publishes along
scmiofciei article, complaining that the English and
French pagers sreprcsent the financial and political
condition Of Turkey both Of which ia Yers are 10 Il
healthier state than y generally asserted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
AUSTRALIA.

By the steamship Australian, dates are from
Sydney, SEPT = Pou Philip, Sept y Adelaide OF s
The news mostly anticipated BY the arrival II Nv
rrpool OF the ship Marco PO,o already announced On
board the Australian Is nugges nom the hedlco dig
gh % Which weighs - pounds, and was purchased a.
"a O. per ounce 10y the G1vernmeEt authorities AZ Mol
bourne ~ n present 10 Qrcoa Nets,ia The gold Gu
freight by The Australian weighed 90 3 ounces about
eight and hah uus Ia sldtCop 20 which the passcn-
gers had considerable Quantities
AT the gold mines, - miles from Adelaide,
400 people we've NJ wogk gathering was said. from
two to three ounces per day each, the deosi being q
siQilar q0sliiy and rcellEiag the seine price ~
Melbourne House rout at Ade abe hal nGt r.sen the
rea eeng s,ia for the established gold e.aS especially
hendiso, but trade and commerce ere greatly asrov
ed fIoos wss sSss $40 y sar, beef "a p 70, pork "a
mutton IA.
Scamen employed N ships engaged solely Ia
ntegeolensl trade gei IS Per week and are ssacv AZ
thai. Mr. Tong hsd eone 10 fngianas purcbsse i~o
large vessels 10 trade between Hobart Town Sai
Aelhcerne, none being yet ca tAs, Gaa
IL is stated in London that tie British Gov
hsa sent 2spsshcs. per Adessic steamer 70
The Governor General OF NewlSoasa wds sai the
Lieuer ant Governor OF NsctOrs aathoEixs tie srs
hfve Cossncs IN both thcse Colosss 90 iora ;Aeza-
se'vs into parsssmc, ot Upper and Lower House,
beng ~ the same nse iErasfei that soon ~ tbs
arrangement shall Lave hea brought nto osasloa tee
Crown vii coaceae TO them the lasnsecieo, Of sarir
ssirs, incaang the cntire recofss trOs tic Pls
he Lands, D. sssinilare their posan - t0s Of
csssas. These aisps,ths- are SAID likewise a. nave
nsls % these Colsnaes shs positively cease wfaia
sAot perc whieh VIII he nsnscd - sson a. the nec-
gary plans ioE dieercf, Disposal Of cszvscts can be
eosrp.esel
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INDIA.

A telegraphie despatch from Trieste announ-
the arrival thero OF the overland ladlan mail Toe
dee patch says under dsie II JEuSry ~ lhe steamer
Adfia arrived this morning With the Calcutta mail u the
I'll December fesu was taken on the 2lS November,
aud win be annexed. The campaign snsy be consider
ed ~ at pn end unless the buImose iorces should in
wade cur new territory, which they viii probably do
In such a case we should march On Ava
The Northwestern frontier y quiet,
Calcutta exchange irN Al 2 sd c2' Id.
The supply Of money continues abundant.
From China hear that the infurrec,ion gsins
ground
frm Sidney we have adyices 10 the SIN u Noycm
her, and from Swan River to The 2lsi November"
News received via Adelaide confirm the
death 81 i.eicharei thc Australian traveller.
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The following is the Specie List OF the
FROM THE ISTHMUS.
We have dates from Panama to Jan. Il.


ARRIVAL AND DEPARrURE OF JEsUrrs On
Tuesday last the Ecusdoran national vessel Hernoss
Carmen arrived here from Quaysqui with carg) OF
thrtywo Jesuts who had been expelled by the Ecus-
dorian Government We told that they were con
signed TO the Governor Of Panama with the request that
be would put them through the ltnus and out OF tue
country with all conmendahe care and speed. On
their arrival Gays common runior, they were iorneu
officially that they could land bur would be subjected to
police surveillance during their stay here, which was
limited to day. They returned answer that they had
no resistance 10 make to the law, bat the Governor
wi he'd them 10 land as prisoners, he would have 70
send of and tie them, put them under guard The
latter was done ans they landed AZ the northern
gate under guard of soldiers and police who then con
Quoted them to the Csbido City Hal, where their
appearance created some excitement among some OF
our population Al later hour In the day. say at about
two in the afternoon under charge OF one or two police
officers they conducted 10 the College where they
received such attention from the auihorlnes az was
possible under the circumstances to extend to them
Yesterday pg the whole body started for Cruces
under official guide but We saw No military or po
ice force accompanying them. Stsr, jan 5
ACCIDENT TO THE RALRoAD.-We regret 10
announce that dispatch was received In the city yes
terday from Barbacoss Cruces stating that an acct
dent had happened TO the railroad IN the carrying away
Of one Of it, bridges and that consequence some pas.
sepsers together with the British mails AMI specie, had
to be transported down the river TO Chagre' where al
would be embarked STAR Jan. u
A line of steamers between Bordeaux and
Panama having been recently projected the Minister OF
Finarce Havre has established conference for fun
examination OF every Information necessary respecting
TIE said communication Tue Government intends las
the discussions of the conference have shown effective
" 10 pstronze lines between France the United Stse
Brazil Mexico aHd the Antilles.
The Echo learns from Com. Esquedra, that
RI es de Mario OF the largest Of the seven vessels
comprising the Ecuadorsn navy, was lost some four
months since and that ell but three Of the
perifhed. Among the officers who were on board was
the Admiral who was also among the number lost.
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cur return and seemed to improve on further s.,.,
He scslns % be fsbsr TO his people sboo :
he has tie most absolute cover In his banda sacA ~
icrsnee l. paid 10 him hy his subjects never -.
pUi4 - any mere nan, thonsh wifhou, ssy spp~rp,
tCus simphehy. He tsiks and understands brox~.
EneEsh quite well had repeated conversations VIA
him. spd was surprised End his high tone OF SeeEas
on moral subjects. On spiritual subjects h mind Il n
course, dark bur ca Cspsn II exploiting to bin our
rsse" On asking him what | should cay 10 oar
Hawaiian King in sn.wcr 70 bis letter Of introfsscn
Re said. "te him ! viii be father 10 Mr. and M
Snow He kept our vessel well supplied WIKI bread.
fluir, c5cos nuts, SC.
On our second visit 70 Sironys Island. we pcnt n.ue
isys sni sailed fer home October 18Th. We "a =
Sirong's Island the whsle ship Nsrrsgsnsst Of Nan
tuekei, Coleman. Capt C. had his wife with hirn
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IRELAND.
Liberty ut Last.

ssr,.Iossesee u Tie =. Y Tneane
DUBLIN, January, is53
There were two things regarded as essen.
tsl TO Irelsnds freedom in the discussions that pre-.
seded the late elections in the pied sois-iry ren
and freely taken The eeciisns theseives and In the
determination to Parliamentary conduct unanimous
y adopted by the Irh party before crossing the Chan
mel TO fh tie bette q country In the Birth Pariia
nsent. These vere-Tenant-right and Equality The
regarded tia civil and social condition Of tie peo
pie the other their rel ous rights Tenant right was
universally considered esseutAlt TO the independence
Of Tie people and . right eativstion Of the country
10 orer 70 I'll ensent aid the development Of lis
resccrces Equality required the Abolition Of the &c
elesAstiesl TILES bin" and with IL all the renasin. Of
Csthchc penal disah;ios O. well As tae Irsh orarcA
EstseIshEent and this necessary in order TO the
ob;erstsn 81 I'll nvidcus dis,inctiors and oppressive
exsctSoss On religious grounds. Thee two ELECTED.
we were to be prosperous and unifed people All
the hih party we're solennly eover=nfed to be asd
to no nis,ls,oa-sc oppose every Aduai.,rasioa
ths, wosld rot make these cabinet questions.
Our ls;sh party. /, Is ssred al hands turned on
the iste Ministry and ON the ground too that thossh
sLees (or Crswiores> TsnAItrishi Ell was allowed
to 60 into Cozsnistee. both Derby in the Lord. and
Napier in the Commons declared tAe.r ua.o-r,ro MA,
osee-ss once. ~ithcu: calling consultation u the
parry or asking the advice Of tie Preiste and Gerry
or sppesng 70 their CONTINGENCIES foe their sanction
NJ sad,sir Is Lord Of Tie Treasury. very eomSr,
abe pct when money regarded a the eoaciI..or;
and M. kecsh u Sotci,orGensr1, which will Be
eorsosicn 70 tie two psss who are to be tried nerr
Assizes Tor being active IN ne MOI It's. ls .. the sx.
raise-erisge ssueht wei Al who may eorse in
" collision with The 'Proeelytze-s and a. u.ri.-
trstes, fheir protectors. Nr. oFlaAer-y, "hsre.,
AsihoIy." \ unaer-secrssTy, xnless Sir Thou..
RedingtOn succeed n reeing hinself reia.,stsI.
~heh be certainly msria having BEFORE s,uck % nj.
place |" TEles BIZ" notwithstanding; aud vii ,e.
pseiy Tia, setec tie Durham Letter. @Nun.D.rs..
snAsuPeDurioa..- and a religion that coaf,e, ,br
intellect and sHslsvesthe soul and al the res; Tai,
oce too. though less exalted has It's .h.r, a. su.,
thessh minor sPpoisin.a.is. sdainbly sa.a f,r
Galway ner. whether tie reetness be reciprocal A.
not Ind Mr.. Noasea Is Clers Of tie oraoraspe.
connected viii ~hch nc. ricsine. fo- Lirs.-i.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31

TIE u. 3 Mall steamship Georgia, Com
msndsr Porter from A-pinvsn Jan ~ aud kingston
Jam, Jan q arrived yesterday afternoon bringing the
rnss and 81 SCI SIS Oh $50 900 Of which wss In the
hands of passengers. The following deaths occurred
On beard jan q, John Leland 2. RiordAa; e. ID.
ssw,cl Of Kenoshs WIS 24lh, & Lannins, Of Ware
Lake Mich sSJh, Nicholas PSubiin
The following persons came passengers IN
the Gcorris:
Dr. ESua- r uusA,cu, Dr ). Perry, R-rce. Paro. W.
HcTsrl C. n Hem Wun sinon4, W Hes, r y NaeS w ;
Hssc-a ~ l. Mesa G. MrAister I. W knfea g. Dea.H'
Mr. Urri ~. X HArrs. G h fencr g 2 Fasaer
- Ncrcsser, NJ Bzsh, Mr. AeNff, Mad A-ai T. ~
SEash T. v DunH, D. sarr. H. = oar sF,sssst ~
ITO How. y J. r n,ack- ars hItsr >rns,
W A. RhedAs rcl n Sznsbrry. 4. Ncfhuen, 4 lHaAea ~
3 B-oWn H. Kelly l. Erssknny } ". B-ckasH Heu. =
co. Gas erse- Cart Saerilas Mr. Dy Mss DIX, W. n hi
Cart Rude, Mr. Bsrios. Mr. Haley =. c Nnoee ~ N.sa1
Brurn J. Be,tcr. J. Niles ". n steel = J. |asa W =
oru-Sy Nekes Mas. y noion w y sesrss, : ~ r. ~
Posl 4 o. Nrr1y r. WAKE, l. Faa-s, Co.. h-es N.tA
turr J. ahardas lusefsoi. q 4Aursol. J. q
Mauanl Pa h-n. Frss so, Johs Cox. Hssra n nssa
~ Fsqnsol Iu stewart p 4, Mr. 6ua;at' A. " FsNns'
NJ james, snd III the stcerase. ,
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LATEST.

From the great scandal that Gen. st. Ar
minds alleged speculations have given rise to, the
Emperor has ordered Commission to be appointed
to inspect aud check every part Of the public service
A. yet the Marine IL the only department yet put under
this wholesome surveillance
TIE Budget of 1854 has been prepared. aud
will come under the consideration Of the Legislative
Assembly at sn early dsy
Tie Funds were again more buoyant on
Frd.y leaving of-Fives At io5fr Sc and Three. at
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