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.,c,,cIr,NT NEWS FROM MEXICO

NIINIFIIHN 7 .NT0Fp s~4fV
II wuI onnesr from a Geographic despatch that Santa
lima il determined 10 submit the problem OF Mexican ma
IionuIi,y to an abrupt solution. Animated oy hostility Il"
~. Iinired STATES, he has revoked The amnesty towards
,hoss Mcriran citizens who rendered any service TO the
.m.,ican army. or submitted 10 the forces before which he
himself was compelled 10 ny.
T,e oroaniznrion of the army and OF the national guard,
together with the advance Of Governor Trias upon Inc Me
siIa Valley, are very significant, especially in view oil me
rcnorted disclaimer OF our Minister. and in disregard OF thai
clause of the treaty which provides that formal efforts al
Cancellation shall precede hosIHities.
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THE L AND JOINT WORM.-From all of the sur
rounding counties como up Tho doIeful intelligence that tho
Nv and lJint worm arc playing havoc with The, otherwise,
promising crops Of Wheat. Large producers tel! US that
thew never had finer prospects than were promised this
spring, but the incursions Of these plaques will leave their
frlis in many instances scarcely worth harvesting;
ErcdcrickSnnr1 Herald.
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THE KIDNAPPING CASE.

New YORK, May "a In the Kidnapping case today,
Trainer was examined closely. He says he was en.!ced
across the feuy, where he was attacked and beaten by iouf
unknown men. lie took refuge in the cars, and was Carried
10 Dunkirk, where a lawyer advanced hlni money 10 &c.
back 10 New York. The child was put on the stand, ana
expressed q wish to remain with the Miss Porter. Inc cyl
dence and summing up closed the case. which was gwen u
the llrY. and The cOurt adjourned.
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FISH-Halitax cut Herrinas are IN demand at So seS-
eral Iuts of North Carolina Herrines have arrived No cut
brought 81; No. gross So. a S5s No. roe in bbls. 81,
do. DO. In halt bbls. s3A a 81; Shad in bbls. So do. in hall
bbls. So.
FLOUR-The market has been very dull during The week
and The receipts lieht. Sales have been made on The Basin
nj S4I a s4a for common lots Of Superfne; holders ask
inn 81 4 a IS from store the demand for shipping is very
small-sales confined TO City use pretty much.
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Photographed FOR the Hichmond Enau,,
~CDMMERClAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRE,.

RIcHMoSb, May "a, 1853.
WHEAT-Prtmc Red 81 10 prime White 81 i;
dor lots SIS a 100 cts.. I J. pEYIn
CORN.-52 a So cts.
CORN MEAL-62s q Is cts. per bushel for country
asking 65 cts.
OATS- 10 a Is Gle. per bushel.
Mountain cured hog round, ~ 10 cents.
cured hog round, l0& a III good old Western an,
more cured sides, ~ a ~; Shoulders ~ a tx Ham:
II a l2s New Bacon, Sides 8. Il 5k; Shoulders :,
cts; Jolcs X a ) cts.
BuTTER-Goshen, Is a - cts. Mountain. 70 . y
some poorer sorts, not suitable for table use, are sold !,
as II a Is cts. Roll ~ u - cts.
CANDLES-Tall0w l2A n l2k cts; T. MS AM.
sons patent II Atamantinc % a Is Nit Is,p. mai,
a 81; Sperm 80 a "a cts.
COFFEE-We quote Rio 81 a ~; Lasuyfs 10 :
Java ~ a r.; Mocha IA. Cape 8 cts
COrTON-l0a els.
COAL-HIreInia LA Is els, on board, ior zoo: y
Fine and Lump; Smiths II c:s; Anthracite is only so:,
tail rates Tor load Of 1000 lbs. S5a 10 So per ton q,
lbs. SOY
GUANo-saIes Of Peruvian al $40 very scs.cs
ARD In barrels 10: a lOe eta; in kegs /!
cents.
LIQUORS "hiskcy, Richmond rectified p cent. /,
Tuscaloosa g. 10 81. Cincinnati, recrifst, ,; 81.
scarce; Old Family Rye i5i Mountain 10 a Us; Brl,
common Imitation, 80 10 81; Brandy, common 4h Pro-
10 40 els, cash; Brandy -Otard Dupuy's - 10 So 50, /:
cents. Gin-American common, 80 10 81 cents; Hol
81 10 TO 81 90. n. F. Rum 81 10 81 cts.
LIVE STOCK-p. Shocks R"pofD Beef Cattle j
weight. Sc 10 81; extra fat will command NOR; !
Sc; Sheep, 81 n SIN nett, as in quality.
lRON-Pig S33 a $40 per Ton; Swedes SlUu; Ireisga
English refined S95; Common English SS5; up counlr
SIS a SIS.
LEATHER-Sole, good stamp, from Il a y Ct: b.
damaged from II to 10 CTS.
~LIME-From wharf 81 Is; from store 81 80.
MOLASSES-N. o. in barrels. very superior, %
Cuba, new crop. ~ a %, Sugar House, in ba.el. :.
- cts; Porto Rico, in hOgsheads, IS 10 % cts; Porto !:
IN tiercrs, % 10 % els; Sugar House Syrup, in barrels.
Is cts; common do 2Oja a2l cts.
~NAlLS-Hcld nj Az al. cents, and dull.
PLASTEit-SaIes Lump 81 a ! % per Ton a! 81
~ n SIN al Basin; Ground Sc.
SEEDS-Clovcr Seed Sc IS per bishel; Timothy
10 S3a; Herds Grass IS d so cents: FlaX-eed 81 10.
american BIstcred SllO per ton.
S~GGARS-Wc quote Porto Rico 5. a . cents
crop New Orleans "A 70. Cnba nominal ) n -; RI
Loaf Ga Crushed 9; Powdered 9; Coffee Sugar !,
SOAP-Turrentine IA ~ cts; Fancy colori /!
SHOT ~ cts per 10.
S~ALT-Livcpool fine per sack 81 40a 81 50 aHo.
81 So in store Grount Alan 81 10 a 81 Is.
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10 in Nav Yor

Efforts are being made in New YORK 10 introduce foreign
and rare b;rds into Greenwood cemetery. Cages OF SOME OF
:he finest songslers, and birds Of the richest rlumage, have
already been taken there, in the hope that they will pair and
domeslicate themselves. The result IS uncertain, out Inc
.rclasinn of the place, tho grand old woods, and The impos.
sibillly of molestarion by tho sportsman, renders The sue
cess ii the experiment quite probable. The idea is a beauti
(u! and prlisewurthy one.
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INAUGURAL. CEREMONIES AT HARVARD .

BoeTu%. May 2i.-Dr. J ,ncs Walker was to-dBy inaugu.
rated as President Of Haysct College. The address and in
duction into Office was MAJ by Governor Clifford, 10 which
Or. Walker replied. A Latiu OF lion by a member Of the Sc
Nor class followed. President Walker then delivered his in
anruruI upon the importance and advantages oil a collegiate
education A large audience was present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

FAIRFIELD RACES.-SECOND DAf.-Another
ralny race somewhat dampcned the ardor of The sport THE
contest was to have been between James ToIly's b. t by Pa.
munky, and r D. Wa,son's FIorcnce-two mile heats. The
race was won by Florence, her competitor having been
,yiti,irawu Tine Am. 25s.
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THE YESTERDAf-hoW AXE lhh
MIGHTY FALLEN!

TIE ELECrlON lESItfDAi NV" ~
LIGHTLY L
Tba returns of The State election, held yesterday, are 'e',
,,.o,;no q q far az we have heard. The Light blue paper
Whio ricketts, are greatly below par. and the Spartan pe"'
Gratis, instead of covering beneath other ana ''''e ,a.,.
causes than mere atmospheric pressure 70 - os
Wing boastinely announced, rejoice ln The "n"a
the reelection Of their able, faithful and etnc'en. nf
tive in Congress, John S. Caskie' Inc " as'ai,v
Whiggery," which gave General seo" : ,hs
now gives only the puuy majority =" ~ :.
bust. fighting Wing candidate, although ae uieo
ciferously counted upon a majority OF l'oou. 49,
is a, last redeemed, and elects the popular ~ -. a,na.
60. :. dooidsd na,ority. The returns from other places
: ,e,v satisfactory and indicate that Old Virginia mas again
renpdia,ed whiggery, with its ridiculous huineugs' eSpe''a"'
,ha, IS The land. fund. But TO the returns:
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THE WIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON.

From some cause we received no mail north Of Washing
ton city, by the Northern Cars yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

,,RGE FIRE IN -FOUR 'rHOUSAND
BARRELS OF FLOUR CONSUMED
BALTIMORE, MAY 24-The large -four and produce ware,
han. : of Jesse Meddart, Esq, on The corner OF Howard ana
pail streets, was destroyed by fire tonight. Between three
and four tnonsand barrels OF -four were consumed. The loss
is very heavy.
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF ~CISSAMPE-
Los PAKEIEA. OR pAREIRA RRANA AND BlLuI

, -uK The cure OF Chrome diseases OF th. Urinary Passages, Ial
T. crInu. affections. LrucorThea. DTnpry, Jaun;cc, Lht"nic ~
Hanna .,ron and liberation Of the Kldurys and Bladder, ahayin' any
irnts t8i,y II that organ ana correcting the dhpost'"h -" rrhnse
mucous secretion, when the urine Is mucous an iuiu'eNt dhi an
s.tr. ID. void without pIin ant especially ihdl"hfis=s'iem tHr
uriuu genital m Gus membrane. retention o. mn 81 "Iht.
Ii, III .,ry II Q ih. Parr,raJ IN Certain ini!ailes oil ihh urinary
or,ans loture. Is 10 assritr an alma-t srtcihc lhhuehcr TO ti1 M
,i;s s nver, Inc mucous membrane iinIn. the ufihary passages, alter.
~, r.. ,n,n,yo f thr urinary secretion. l!TasurIgnally Introduced
,no m.1irinr A. a lthroniriptrc, We now employ 1t almost solelyl IN
h;scb.r-a, ron -. urinoiyrnIal mucous membrane, gonorrhDa. leu
cnrrMs, noi chrouic inflammation !nf the bladder: Ia the latter of
-. Sn,R Brodi.. Lond Med. Gag 1900. III commend.
i; ne : - 81 nm .ausfed." says this eminent, surgeon, chat 1t has great
~" " - : - n. ,lIs.as. which is now under consideration. leasen.
u u nH. y, ,,r;,II ,hs secretion Of ropy mucous, which is itself a
u. :, wi ana dimlnIshIng the Inflammation and IrrItlLlry OF
'a''e JONATHAN PERElRA. NJ. d, +. r. 5. & L. 5.
nRECTIOSS-Dos Tor an adult a dessert spoonful three or four
Va. DAY IN halt a tumbler OF water Tho quantity either increas.
~" !, Unfinished q little according 10 It's effect, which will be known
nv a greater secretion OF urine !han previoust TO the use OF the rnedi.
line drn king freely during the use of the medicine. Dose lora
child in proportion 10 its age.
Prepared and sold only by DOVE & co, Richmond, va.
MayY
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VALUABLE LEA ESTATE IN LOUISA
TA FOR SALE.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions %! = ircIrc OF he Ciraa
4 Louisa. in the case oI WIn-tou's administrator v ="
g. I shall proceed. az coHinIssIoneT. appointed w saI3 +
sell. 10 the highest bidder. IL public auction, on the prem"
lltt DAY nI iuly. 1853. the Tract al land ~ said deGf"s .r
belonging 10 The ergat. Of Vim =. Winston. deed, AMI .E.
wa.ersn al South Anna River. 5 miles Iram the VIrchii Ce
Road, and adjoining the lands VI Capt. jos. Winst0n, ~
Amber. Esq, Cap, e. \ kimbrough. decd. aud otDsf,
talnins I31 drfc-, with a comfortable Dwelling House =
and other ncce,shry cutLouses. This tract has atoa.
cavity linbefcI ~0Uc land. mostly 81 original cwSiH :"
rs acte- OF riyeIlow grouni. This land II ~ Il 1gii ~
prrvsInen;. iho,r desiring :" purchase ar. reicrfei. 'Hrt@
ocular description, to A. { Walton, Isq who 'iYe- .4.i@
myself. at P0inir XlrT's Store, Post Ofhsr, Louisa tnEuI
TERMS Cash, a. Ia 50 much a. will pay cost 81 "a, s
the residue. on credit OF one. txo and three Yeas. Si!a '@,[
day OF sale. to be paid annually, secured by bon's "#" :
pers, ~! security. and the legal tItie retained uu'il pan.
wiule amount shalt BIZ made. Title good
NAY z1-ctIs w. J. WINSTON
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~ c %land-holIer= on both sides OF the Chickahominy
= river from the Meadow Bridges down to Grape Vine Bridge, are
requested TO auend a meeting in the city OF Richmona, SatE1oty. me
4h OF June. a, IL o'clock. at the office OF Rich'rd Hi. IT, ior inc
purpose OF devising some way and adopting some plan lr straight
.rr n 4. r. GARRETT,
w. A. CHRISTIAN,
w. b SiDSOR,
R HILL. Jr.
N,v97-ly EDMOND L. DAVENPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sands and To~nsend's prepa.
= ra.ions OF SaIsap ariIln. for purifying the blood, &c also The
Compourd Syrup md Fluid Extract OF Sarsaparl!a. Carefully pre-
cared according to the United States Disreu-aiory. For sale by
May q P. JOHNSTON N BROIiEk, DRUGGISTS.
no Subscribers would respectfully ril
The attention OF Physicians 10 the!r stock OF Trnsdes. support.
rs and Shoulder Braces. among which may be found Chascs. nulls
Ms. Bette and Mrs. Carers supporters together With a varied a..
ointment OF Chtdrcn's and Youths Trusses. OF every size, also,
Mash. Improved Universal Join, and SeltAdJusIns Truss.
P. JOHNSTON & BROTHER, Dfugghts.
May q ll5 Main street. Richmond, Va.
ENUHNITuRE PRINTS.->urei Pnns Tor covering Fur.
4 niture.
Eyua Rich Figured PRINT. Tor Curtains. C"unterraine-, sc
May q For sale by G. HARTWEII. X to.
SILK WARpASD GAUZE FLASNELs Six Warp
- and Gluze Fanncls Tor sale by T.. HARTWEII. & %
No. ~
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE-THE WEB
STER MONUMENT AND HOOSAC TUNNEL De
FEATED
nroyiding for the erection of q monumepi. To the memory 81
the lamcnted Mr.. Webster, By a vote oil III 10 10.
In the Senate, to-day, the HOosac Tunnel Dill 4 ''J''>
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lnrcnrAnT DECISION.

IN ina caas o, toa,ans ps. Easily, tried in the CIRCUIT
Court of this District, on The 18th instant, lie CouIt uecu.
cd, in regard 10 advertised notices OF lax sales, lhat .e
words of the charter. which reads "once in each week TOT
At least lwelve successive weeks" means twelve full ana
complete weeks notice; that is, that twelve iuil weeks mus.
intervene between the time OF the first advertised no'ice ~
The sale and the day of sale. This decision affects me 'i 't
oi aI persons who hold Corporation titles for properly s"a
far raxes on the 18Th Of November, le45. The counsei lot
in. defendant contended that The advertised notlce VI nv
s,L. ha wing been inserted in The National lntelligencer once
a week for twelve successive weeks, The requirements OF th'
charter had been complied with, notwithstanding Twelve
full weeks time had MT elapsed between me hrst imsef'io"
ceprions. The case will therefore, 20 10 the Supreme CoufI
OF the United States.-[R Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27
STILL THEY CONE.

a EN- EDITION .! Babylon and SlueYal, b! Layaia.'
tI"u, Is. American edition: S - -
Hand Book Tor American Travellers N EurO,t, r90 e.
nc-t authorizes by Rev. Roswell Parker, D d 'nj'N
Il,dlaita, a book Tor the sea SIDE; - cts .,3s
Echoes o: Il Belle, ora V"ic. from The Past, by ~
Pens. by Alexander Sinlh. 1Jcts ra.g.
Atbe!i, a Iaie Tor ynu"e r.npls, b: Jane VIVA ~
ted. 70 CO.
The Mrrcia t. nd pa tef'S AimaEac f"I -. . I
The New Rome. ct Al" IfuItti s aie- OF tie VIZ"
Paeschc and Gor p,. ieiIcttei to FranI!lH Pierce ~
M .plrt IN which lie wJs elected; 5cis
MarshAm's History Of France school edition NOE:
For sale ~ a. vu1
NAV p ~
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-.
RACES

NITITIELD "a d.
EoURTH DAI.-Jocky Club Purse, 500 e1a
-four mi!es-four entries, viz john %fxH&G2
Delcher's b. h. Red Eye. ny Boston. dam Lu @
cy Long. years od-l2i los. N.,-.-
Jas. TaIry's ch. m. jeff DAVIS, by Hero, d." "a.
oII-!Us b.. r ,at.-j
C. & y. Green,b g, by Wagner, dam Mins''s' =
-lU1 ibs. u,uEIrs. BIZ"
John Harrison, 5. m Maid Of EdsscomoI .? Hi"'
by Andrews years old-iV7 lbs
Gaze Zee % een''' JouS BELcHER PI,,
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TEXAS GOLD REGiL

TEXAS GOLD REGION
Ngw ORLEANS, May 25.-LaIer accounts from the Texas
uolt region are said TO be less favorable.
Victor Hugo Gays, God is throwing years upon thrones Is
w. throw spades lul vi earth upon collins"
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CITY

CHESTERFIELD AT the Coal Mines Precinct al
o,cIocr Caspie,s lDem1 majority uver Coleman (Whlgl Tor
Congress, was q. Rhodes (Wtig) majority over Hancock
fnonN an
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'sHSNiLLkt ~ - 'pF
W have planted scarcely any Tobacco, and Of VII
have planted, hall has died, and plants are dying i
patch. Thrcc-ioutths Of the planters have not pan't
hrsl plant, and not one In five will b. able to plant lnri
IN this ncighborhood in good lime, lii proTes 10 he :.
able from Ibis lime"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

we have a great scarcity vi plants 10 lhls uriRhe'
With no plants YET srf."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09
THE BROOKLYN MONSTRA TION LNHONOR
OF JOHN Mitchell

The display yesterday in honor of the erd patriot John
Mitchell VISA grand and imposing The day was as me as
could be wished for and the turnout wa even greater
than anpated AT an early hour in the morning crowds
Of people of all classes began to collect about hehels res
dtnce and all along the route which the procession
was to pass while at the City HAn the Mayor and
we're making preparations start r the place Designated
for the formation Of the Ire They provided with SIX
carriages which contained nearly Gil the officials connected
with the City Government From the stalls OF the City
Hall were foaing the national eoors and state and City
Tags while al along the Line Of march the public buildings
reaeray were decorated wah various Ornamental devices
and banners we're intervals suspended ecross the streets
Ft oaied from nearly al the engine houses and With
the crowded streets all doors bore the sebanca oil
gala day. as sgch it really was 20 many.
A. on all occasions Of his nature the hour ixed Tor the
formation Of the line quite too early. Nine clock
wa the time the procession 20 move but was nearly
uo hours aier that oil the companies aud assoca
ors hsd collected the place OF starting After every
division he'd been put In position the procession took NJ
The Ere Of march from Hicks st. the night resting on
Herrv and proceeded TO the residence OF Mr. Mitchell in
scuh Brooklyn. where he entered en- open bsrouehe
drawn by four splendid houses, provided expressly for th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09
FRANCE.

Tho Iron dutes are TO be further reduced in 1855.
Rumor fixes the Goth January the date OF the Coro-
ration by the Archbishop OF Paris who will in the mean
time be made Cardinal.
The Preect Of the Seine presents report Of finances
showing deficit Of three quarters Of million Of francs IN
he wear He recommends an increase Of window taxes
ard trade patents TO meet it.
The Oeanists busy. They talk OF iuslon u 'ne
elder ard Younger branches Of the Bourbon family
Tinted States have made compensation for the sphao2s
Of 1890. ...,o 49, 4. -,
Napoleon legacies. n. IT,
were about nine cases day
The scarcity of bread still caused anxiety not"''n
standing the immense imports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09
THE RAILROAD EXCITEMENT AT ERIE

ERIE, Thursday Dec. :, ECU a N
Last night the Citizens of HarbOr Creek, Last OF Ere
hold meeting and resolved remove the track OF the
Railroad running on the public highway consequently
about mile ard hall of the track is to be removed BY
O'Clock this = N.
Its reported that the Attorney General OF the State has
SIGNED petition for an injunction against running trans
fm Ohio State line to Erie Butthis probably Is incorrect
The Railroad Company confident in theE legal rnss
ard ii is said strong will be taken at once oy the
STATE Government to eniorce the law.
The rowdies who have been engaged IN hFeASi nS 'ne
law this morning entered the House Telegraph ehee N
body and threatened the young nd who had esAre oil 'hs
Office with personal violence for sending yo-r
eut dispatches addressed to the A'socised frs gTns
a faithful account of their proceedings The mob made
L, SIGN paper denying tai be had sent away dsPAichs
Of bis own win threatening him I'D Ia olics With isns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09
THE LATEST NEWS.

Constannope letters OF the 10th show that the operations
at Ohenitza were fegned attack intended to deceive
Gorchakof os to Omers real intentions The plan sue
ooeded and Omer is combining his troops to attack the
division Of General Luders m Bessaraba and the Ottoman
force the Black Sea is to cooperate with the land forces
in the attack
The Porte has received from the English and French
Ambassadors that in case OF need may count
ON ie cooperation of France and England aud
may send its fleet into the Black Sea without fear Of having
the Capital exposed to surprise
The Potrie states under date Of Vienna 2ls that the
Russian army had received orders to assume the offensive
cross the Danube and march toward Consannope the
Turks will Let them.
Gen paraguay de Iilers arrived at Constanunople on
the 18th.
There are more reports Of diplomatic notes but none re
liable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09

| n, rrcr,,h then rcro-tet from the Committee sp-
rsrtsa to vgs on The military srd sisted ihss the com
ai.,ce h.d net with the military oos'i ngf on. were IN
fuued IS sn hat they did Tot G Hsider thcy aat sur
f.;r,y rs,,us rerrcssuaton there on the night TO
ulc any sccn 'ta subject but ihas ann'her iHes.ns
wcud Re called IRIS night "aen co w'ni %
10 the a -. se,anes ana comul'raie e1st az
ton the invitation, .,.,.
D,Tutsion om hrss other socisties beside nose WAC
had already Joined wee risa announced
4 solution tien pasrvt list Commits o. Ar
rrncruuis Re appointed ,sis II one from esrn 30
ciey. both of those presen; ard thsse not pres oas
Who would Jim 10 tie professor an. tht ny
the hour srd place when he wous eeeye the Denontrs
tcp his carried when the eeegsr-s from The "'
loving ssts %sde 'ReI 1PeS .I.sss s ssS"
FsiAer N,,ls~ tsasySss, ss.S S. Nc s''
shsm-osk Bsnsvolsn, soee'y- Csss Rsl'y.
The ili.h Gr'cric.s Soessy2r6oass ifss,s-ss
1 3 sSS,.y y s.,s,, 0ysds' 7sS1
. F,,: e. SG ga p,i:cSs ,.
N.-Ts psesss,i's so',e'yI g, In H.; s
Fums Mutual Protective Bencsf tyR sF uossn 2
A dcpuiaiion from the military here sn,odwcsL
when Col Ferris of the Ninth Regiment. onsered the
room accom- anied by the following Officers Cf hcsy.
Cant Keen, Or. 0Dountl Surgeon Of tho Nil.a Rsgi-
meni Cant Brady. Capt. Batter, Capt. Dolels. Capt.
Cochlar, CAPT KeIrgan Capt Smith, and Lioai rSrren.
The Chairman wcleoTed the deputaon. and invitN them
70 be seated Capt Keen then Informed the Con onion
Of the action taken and that he military had come 6 TIC
resolution Of co perarr on the occasion Of the Mitchell
demonstration with the Trades and Civic Societies Ais
announce lncrt was received with oui cheers, sno no
Chairman Of the Society. the par expressed great
delight
Col Ferris then asked what action had been taken w
the Societies in reference TO this demonstrations II say
place had been selected or any address drawn up
Mr.. John McGrath in answer said that nothing had as
Vet been done but TO appoint Committee OF Arrangement
who would appoint delegates To join with the Committee
Of Management and every hing would be le to their joint
action
Col Ferris then stated that when the delegates from tho
Committee Of Arrangements would be ready to meet with
hem,ary il they would 81 to his office at any time dur
ing the day the hour of meeting would be appointed Tho
Committee hen retired and the meeting adjourned to Tues-
dey night next.
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The Gar and the Sultan are both dis
posed to come to Peaceable terms.
THE TURKS STILL VICTORIOUS IN ASIA.
KRAyOYA IiKEN BY HE turks
A NAVAL BATTLE DAILY EXPECTED.
SHANGHAI STILL HELD BY THE INSURGENTS.
HALIFAX, IN. s., Thursday, Dec. 6, 1876:

HALIFAX, IN. s. Thursday. Dec 6, 1853
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, from Liverpool
about r. NJ on Saturday the 2sh utimo arrived here
Little before IL O'Clock last night
The Collins steamship Arctic arrived ont at Liverpool at
ga NJ on Wednesday, the 2ad of November, having been
ashore on Burbo Bank few hours, in dense fog. She
sustained no damage.
The steamship Golden Age refused to carry the mails to
Australia on the small terms offered by the British Post
Office but Captain Porter had notified that he would carry
private letters without charge. The Golden Age was to
sail on the 2stb ultmo
The screw steamer Sarah Sands sailed on Saturday the
GOTH from Liverpool for Portland Maine being the pioneer
Of the line between those ports.