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y. B.--Ail kinds Of grain, at the highest
market price, taken in exchange for Brick.
aud CASH rot refused
WILLIAM :. WINTEMUTE.
oiro0ds5urg, September 80, 1852
India Rubber Gioves, M:tters. &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. in making
- t4elr purchases, should not neglect
these desirable ana saieable articles. Their
manufacture has been much improved re
Gently and they are made very durable. -
Particular attention is requested to the
tO0L LlReJ Gl9Ues and Nitte?2s.
They are Indispensable in cold and we,
weather. Ladies viii fad these Cloves use
.ui in aaY wora that will soil tie hands, a.
The same time that they viii cure the worst
Salt RaeGm or CIapped Hands Immediately.
They are made all lengths 10 protect the
arms and wrists
For sale by Wilcox, Billings & Co. No. 5
Church Alley, PLl'a Goodysar's IS Ches-
nut street Do. }. IL II Phillips. Pittsburgh.
Pa. Falconer (, Haskell. baltimore, Md
u. W. Shifer, Charleston, s. &. Bart d
iIckrox, Cincinnati. Ohio, and by all Rub
Der Dealers in tue Union.
For Sc at retail by Country Merchants
generally.
November 2J. 1852 Pm
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MONROE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Comply
VEVhe rate Of Insurance is one dollar on

VEVhe rate Of Insurance is one dollar on
x the thousand doallrs insured, after
which payment no subsequent tax wiz
be levied, except to cover actuI loss or
damage by fire, that may fall upon mem
bers of the company.
The nett profits arising from interest
or otherwise, wiz be ascertained yearly,
for which each member in proportion to
his, her, or their deposit, wiz have a
credit in the company. Each insurer in
or with the said company wiz be mem
Der thereof during the term of his or her
policy. The principe of Mutual Lnsur-
ance has been thoroughly tested-has
been tried by the unerring test of expert
ence, and has proved successful and be-
come very popular. 1t affords the great
est security against loss or damage by
fire, on the most advantageous and rea
sonable terms.
Applications for Insurance to be made
in person, or by letters addressed to
A q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

We have received further Diet ills Of the Buenos Ayres
news previously announced by telegraph from Boston
Our dates are from Moaeyideo to May and from BaenOs
Ayres IA April ~.
Bnero Avres s continued block add by The forces Of
Urquiza the Director cf the Argentine Confederation
The follow ing letter from Commodore Mck-evsr, CON-
manc ny he nted States squadron on that stAnru has
BuESos AYREs April "a 1888.
Sin; have the honor 10 aeknowirdge the res ipt II
your note thu Esd inst informing by command ct MS
Exceeucy Director of the Argentine Confederation,
's the port Of buenos Ayres IS d.d from that date
by the forces under your command and that AZ dsNs ara
ther,om permit the departure OF vessels for
the Interior AID twenty day, for f'rr'gn vessels.
will give orders 10 all the ships under nv commend TO
respec sid bo kade and not :" hinder s execution -ince
imposed sud carried under iha rec"xDzed rule. OF
bockaoe aud that all the requisite rms nave been CON-
piled with. Very repeatedly your ob-d,at -.ry a.
Commapdern Chief Of the q s. NsvL forces station
The .ed,.on of. red on be,alf the Governments 81
Brazil ard Bolivia bad been accepted, and the 2eth o.
April appointed for the delegates 70 meet ano eHdes
yor Ia Elect rec' Meditation. The Government hal
named Doctors Portrfa rejed,r aud OOli.de and 9sn.
ouzs had nsm.d Don Fidel Lopez Don FIR ,pisco Pico
ard Colonel Ram'ra Fede faion.t. whore 'hs negotIs
ton To- be- carried sas declared n-ur, ground Tor
the purpose. Hnstes 10 continue on al the other
points ~ The line
The vessels bocksdiog the port four in numbsrths
Correo. the Euigne the. Fana and the Nlpic.
The Epgh-b Minister sppesr- decided IN admit the
blockade and has questioned Animal Henderson, AZ 20
~h.tber ID. rce- before the city sui lent io maks
the blockade Effective Ga the the Admiral viii
probably DEPEND The conduct 81 Senior Hoh-m.
In thu city the public spirit i. undated the g,risoa
servss with cons'ancy and the Government promises to
continue with frunes-
THE Italian legion had been tempted in various ways,
end reports had circulated iuriou- Ia that corps far
a. 20 say Thar Colonel Oiver IN comm hi alton
wh the enemy Tso or three o his "i 'srs of different
nations crested suspected persons bat 10 the
COonels officer. and men, there ground for
pcion.
Il said that the Brazilian Minister does not recognize
The bo'kade
The pfions which Me4srs Hotham and ~. GrOrgs
n fran FIaNf and
French vessels which might have sailed from Europe up
The -fh II june should be admitted to he port prOv
de The carried coal viciuAs utensils OF war saddle4
or 0tser horse equipments
The degree appointing Don Bernsb6 C,r.ba, Minister
OF the Treasury y revoked Don Vicente NasqaeS APP
pointed Minister Secretary Of State in the Treasury De-
pAItnent.
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FROM The SOUTH PACIFIC COAST

We have two weeks later dat-s from Valparaiso reach
ing to May H. aud from C.ll.o 10 Nay IS
From Valparaiso We learn that the couRry continues !.
state 81 profound peace.
Mil Company has been established at Conception IA,
the purpose Of providing reguIar supply Of noar ths
loves; cost snd always to be able to meet the demand
The qusnt;y Of grain this 10 double thsi Of la
year
Steam Communication With the southern ports OF ,ss
Republic bss heen established. On the ID Of Nay tia
steamer N.wGr.nsd. sailed for Constitution Tome rsss.
huaro, Naldivis and Anoud
The northern provinces stu continue 81 produce lara
quantities Of silver snd copper In the snh ~ April tie
exports from the ports Of Csd-rs Huasce amounted m
2e645 Of silver 1871 qaintss Of silver ore and
The e v-rument II Peru sending troops downto N.
Southern frontier and thus purpose 10 h-m eeemy
B.lzu snd cut OF bis supplies The enemies of Bslsa
are collecting large fnrce the BueBas Ayres sde
beaded by General he has treated badly and * Pres
d.nt Of Bolivia The funds supp SD 70 be supplied
by this Government ReEu ha, also. il is sid exp ned
the NJ n.ter Chl thus making ET him ELI sapther
powerful enemy tie csanot hold out long. HIS pso-
pie sre becoming exssp-rsied.
At present there are pesrly 200 sal Il shos losdino
eusno At IN. Chuchs Islands and the onis daily
on the rcresse especially thai # h- Uot-d States
who vii long take larger quantity than ii present
soes Europe all this to enr ch Pera. Bsides
this with cochineS Nc. Peru ought 70 b
the most prosperous country on this c'ast
most important Government measure the col nina
ton sch M the b.uks q. the Amsz'n, EStern Pera
The Governor Of this colony leaves this month Tor
Iruxlo there TO trt the Ani~s WITH $50 or 900
settlers. motly composed Of poor Germans The locality
OF the new setm IS PROBABLY Of the richest on
the continent. but wb.ther the scheme will answer
mains TO be seen.
The Government have contracted with American TO
bring out from the United States two steamers to
IA, este the Ams7On and valuable trade may he estsb
hed the resources IT the count ar. rich and MINER
GUS aud only want pe'p pie g. develop them
vP.RA,o the sailing o. the last IL
lie lusipe has been done h.v. place
,rd from the
vessels With German add Italian seserl
cssoes ~
other Of els There 8 q stock 10 the market.
W-o and L.gn0gs-No den and.
S0iyese-ks sales
T,ot,sss-, s.srce, Beef le; Pork ssat8
(cgpe- Small stock ard little demand.
Is-bry-N No stock demsnd tTsk
E.vy- Den and .ual ony for consumption. ssSe9
Of the falling on Of demsnda
he sif market be quoted II 1-rcss
Frss0hn stll continue hi,h and shiTs scarce
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and that tro pieces Of artillery and company Of the "
troops were from Vancouver to the scene u oi''
sncs 49,,
tv riS.rv II Eve thousand dollars from the pre- -
ses e Cohu & Co. of Saen. -,..,.s =.
T. tn = the money, or who w-ce TIA gly
r.,. s,,cuyF rewtri - $1,000 offered By me nrn
Re- H. at ulmo II sppe A. that information siu
ID ,l-o-yh a per~on named Mason. tnat the mnnsy nsi
-, 80. ~ two individuals named >s -rs ant B1trh-r
corsr,re, in business and residents Of SIen AcorinS
IL ,hs ..- were arrested, snd during the eNsmln'non
tn floEiug fsc;s wsre eicef-lt pears n" iss'h
80, ar b., Ssner. and told in confidence the shers1
b,u. ~ ne specie and offered portion Of the proceeds
he vcud consent carry 7. from the pice " ere Y haa
r., sscra.d Mason r.fased 70 do AMI advised the
gu,v psries 20 re'u-u TIE money, and subsequently
.f iu-tic- 81 the whole transaction aud upon search
IN the sur a s53s7 discovered hidden under log
On the bank Of the river
Gener. Lane hourly expected At Portland. IAe
{ nrBe-cfal ssys;
resolved that spon the arrival Of ths mail steam
Or si,h GOV Lane board. nsron, salute Of thirteen
sups should h. Erred in order sq1Ant tss citizens 4 his
,rrvsl The friends Of Governor Lane will him
trou m. steamer 10 ths Columbian Hotel where Hon
" King will deliver address appropriate TO the
sssion"
thing quiat the Dsles and there further
probability of disturbances from the Indians
dead BODY bad been found which hoqtsd s,hore the
i-'and ju-i above R.s-r the Columbia River, Sln.
cav the 80 II had probably osen dead month AMI
tgh-sms hands and slender fingers no. aocusto -i
20 hard labor The head mach d7cayed IN no hair
could b. discOvered-hsi sound 81; If teeth. hole
discovered through the Thin part ~ the bone O the
let shs rier blade the .ze of small bullet aud
bed Ae mark o. bail from gun. nut could not D. ,sceT
sned :, the body badly msngl-d ~ ravens M De
sipon Of clothes could he found about the bed aad
other notable marks were visible.
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tN-Irtff if1TlIlIl
IL er.ry. er,.rk Of the len
srVa,S hife any % - Prtt-r eon1il o. 49,
nee aflrs
n Culn lie Jesi5gs sinsE peuet sr ~ elka fyas-s ar
ofs roofs q nliuuc ~ - hr.ff .n
rrfh ~ sr..sIclt any seci seng or rai-r u ne fs
~ ssie TIE Haket esunoi vel e Afforded - % = 4la -
szrees cnranec - bod of-i ad re M
edst impossible 70 effect lslse sae' q so a hely -
fo hoss ccrssrued there Is been son1 var on
rot r,su decded marked ehAnse 10 pee al .e
sods remain tho eae q ree~ though TIE t-niey
III Tie of the steamer seemed 70 lfr
deYrss-iCn 49, - - o..
oere Of TIE lea. Ester siyces that some al
Ina al expected BON pnea o. pecetls
rtfffs tbs douh vii tend fec Hsorby t1- present. De-
rere,rf trouEh from tbs
esdy psrnfut ee stue ard daily expected very
b.vx sn5unf q merchandise which, arrival eD- rc>1a
n sd,ey tats FceJ b expected = eisek any rsag
tsrdstcy m frce.
hsrsl hsreu o6 shsh snos I'D nsafy cold tEs
oft pccues does ret Qeuerse % hc titlor Of
a. Ssie lish coaiii ey al uuny temp r.f1rc
ne sft sud LtYest Hauiug dy AID expected
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Married,

In San Frnciseo MAY 10 Thomss H. Selby TO Hsnrsta
Ress eds o. the Aer Robinson, Of Asb.na
r. Dur ,ln 70 Bella wsl.ce bor formerly o. Phise phi,
In ssn Frsucsco May 49, John Wgsiman 10 NJ" Auns Fz
In Posrd T. May P A Muquam Of Portlsnd to Miss En-
us Kern. late ~ that place.
10 Oregon Apnl a. VIM Baxter MI. Margaret sheklsnd a,
In Orsson Feb Is Pennington to Miss Elizabeth Jane Sports
ell Of Yanhi Co.
OREGON April a. JOnshsn stouaer of lafayette to NJ" Agnes
Oregon, M'rh2AF Hill - belinda Reed all Of D'us
Bottom, r. April Joseph HOidman to Mrs Melissa
In ssn place April IS mOssrove Miss Elizabeth Grub
be both cfPke Co, No. . n.
fh Hoo. VIM l. Mekin to Mrs Owe MAN, both
Ct jackson. Caaveras TO-. go =. a.,
Miss Ezaeth s. Vineyard daughter Of MI VIM Vine ard Of
that city. . . a.. =, NJ, -
Brown Aso time and pase, Nj John
Front to Mns Mary brown - =,
San MAY H. " d. Graham Of Santa Graz to Es
In Diamond springs Ap John w Fuller TO Miss Sarah T. HA
place time Christian Nelson Miss Macy Jane
Harnfold, all Of Grzziy Plat, n Darado Couaty
IL place, May winot w Berry 70 Nj" Sarah Pheipi
Al Grsss Va sy May IS Theodore sklnsn formerly Of New
Busswioi J. Miss CsthsrDt HALEY of the i2rne pee
On the l7h May, by Rev Albert aIns al the F,
Church VIM Scuitefto As Alice dl dt1Gh'er
The e Nj Pseh Hart u South Shields County DurhHn Eng
Al Auburu 18th NAV Mr. John Kntsde Brooke County
GINA, TO Miss Ann G. Tuner Of Boston Mass o., 49, , -,
Russian River AZ the re OF WdS~ Cspe Wm j. Allen
10 Zsltls A Caren both II Ru..isa r. yer.
River the reeuce II MT Smith, May George T.
Tspy Ann Smith both formerly of jackson County Ms
Ia Portland April 20 NJ Horne Of Marion to Mary j.
Nrtesmsn Of Benton County.
Whis Islanc tho residence Of Col " Ebsy
Apnl q. r. L. Doyle to Chlcs Anu Terry.
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TIE SOCIETY ISLANDS.
The steamer new-Orieans az Otaheite--scarcity Of
fEosi-ians.

From the Placer Gazette AID Tines
BY the kind permission Of ; h. Wood Nsrth Esq, va
sulion portion # letter addressed Tar gentleman by
he captain - he steamer New Orleans, Gom the Society
lslhos ihe wrter is wen knowe IN our community; ant
the scraps of avics which his litter contains may BE- Of
seTyleeto commercial men generally.
OTAHElrE, Fndsy April 7, 1859 I
tu board steamer NV Orleans.
Ns arrived here at p T. A. three md h,i days from
kaieys one Of the Marqu@sss Islands where We called
i1 get fresh provisions At ths port iouRi Am-gi
can vLseT and French frgate mo0red Ia = snug little
hsr1or lTge enough 10 accommodate about ten vessels
anchorage D. charged By the French Government A. the
rate CI ,rn dollars vessel. Water had but il "a
tended with much difficulty aud i would tsks - long time
water sesufr N0,hrg ear he inthe Eay Of sbio.
suplaes. PORK j. rom TN to twenty cents PEI pound
The foot and the hogs Ike tn natives wild it
you cannot then H. say way The natives vii not even
tf9g their bundles q Iu. 10 Jour boat after i. is pus
chased.
Ihi, destitute condition of The leland i owing 10 tie
French morpo .zinz everything. Tie king about to
b. baptized md converted % the Catholic faith We could
rot ct chicken even Tor SICK man Aad had W. not
managed 10 ct few pigs rOm schooner III y I'd lust
sulVed rom snoiher island, should have been com
PEELED 70 fai. az entered
W. are here all well Tie M0numezts City sailed
week ago There are abor one thousand Euus Of English
coal heret has been exposed 20 the for years aid
s good for nothing. But We, ike 80 Monumental Cry.
Sh hsYe 10 take It and pay sbon, thirty dollars t, put
On board.
Labor here 81 per day There no fresh provisions
IN th- market and shall have 10 70 round the island
iVr aEesk q get enough % eai for day The Inhabitants
say il i A lne island Il they had enough 70 eat
TIE railWsy which it aid could take Up ship q
nine hundred tons cannot take brig Of two cred
We shan dburse least twenty thousand dollars here
and after ~ shs have nothing The natives say they
viii not raise anything long the present government
exists Before tie French here, am told that hy
whale ships could reft and recruit ~ the time
Tie laws OF the port Lot calculated % encOurags
commerce.
should recon mend all sail craft to 20 straight 70 sgd
ney west Of the Feiees touch Il Honolulu, where every
ihIz can be- had cheap and in day. and necessary
& the Feeees Naygators, wnere two days su
cenf o. get al that j. wanted. Here aothng he had
bat water. r. WARNS.
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THE BAHAMAS.

We have received dies Of le 6ahgas erHis up - no
ne ,ittes rea was sor'ed n orde % soict 80
srirrs srd dos .c0s Of cls 8s ~ The re,a an. so
a. H. sugeYers belonging the ba,< W IVAN ahl -
rad yernea espeosl thanks ilr the lteFN "a thief "a
which IT, c,i We r.snondsd % BY 'he M. 'iiAt'
Inc som q 70 a. a. bad been stei "a ',ssy' 10
was 10 BE- sent ~ EIceilsDcy uie So'eh'"i s'''
from The GROW fund. 4f.st s,sref and
Tbea6.as al made Up and forEsrted n's D1'i'''
feTty.six articles II female apparel - f.. cysynnent
The Governor bad held grana t;,,b dsx Of Queen
House, Upon May "a, IN honor o. ''
Victoria. . --,.,t.d a mercantile nav i
appropriation b On, s 81 Hn.e fr the return Of sl9i
OH Va ds,i collected by me Receiver Gensra tsi
Treasurer % the goeds eN cut o. PM A " S1 .sa f,
af Isf, s aud brought into port, Shich goods Fers
ver n, he wrecksFs remuneration IN saying Ne sap
and cargo.
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MEMORANDA.
De.ccra tic A.seei- ,iep-C gr-ss-Pansma Railroad.
Correspondence Of Tn. N. Tnbans

Correspondence Of Tn. N. Y Tnban..
CARTHsGENA, Friday June 10. 1850
Since nj last, We have received important ~ from
Bogos. There Is Society in that city calling themselves
the Democratic Associaii0n aDd Il app. that some
Of the men bers being engaged IN rhe manufacturing Of
certain articles demanded OF the Congress session. 10
put higher rate OF duties the nDDrtl'iOn Of such
class Of go d. As they were engaged in manufacturing
They answered that the matter 1Osls be- pDsiersf
IN Congress Ills not satisfactory, end Immediate
passage of bill ia conf rnity with their ena"d ~-s
insisted upon ia the very modest request not
cOB piled With that 0sy threats Of assassination II ths
msmbers Of Congress were thrown out Government w&
applied ia for protection by t1e military br no n9'cs vas
tsksn OF T. thinking piece Of brAvadO. The mem
b.rs % Congress armed Themselves, and upon returning
from the halls Of legislature, we're %sd Oy ths,o
democratic dctsors Of the law and desperate ngnt
eHsued Several ~ tho 'Ougres,men were severely
wounded by pistol shots and dagger and one Killed aud
several wounded 81 The rotes The President va. On ths
ground possible and succeeded Ia queiog the
disturbance What the result will be yet, Do;.
There u great excIsmSn' herein regard - Il.
On Tue slst Of last month Mr.. Ambrose A Morton, Of
Rosion died asr liners Il hys days If yeJN ieyer.
Thssainy has set IT, and Al present very I'M
heslthy here.
ne psnsna Railroad is almost eepooulliipg Wis Prov.
ince Most borers employed sent
from this place, and but s~ fetan The sSamps u no
IsthmUs arc too malignant f0r even the ny,s. bat tas
high prces offered nv work b. the Company indscss
Three rev steamers are expected from England BY sns
1T 81 - yeiber destined Tor The D.yg alton u ne Ey-t
hsadaleha The Of this couniry free f)r iss
navigation 81 yTs.es Or tees II any nst0n ani ihs
enormously high rates o. ir sbt a1d passage misid "a
dues Others 20 ny the pecuiNon. No American yesssf
at present IA port Trade dull
remain yours. truly T. =.
General Thomsns Herrera has been nominated Prsn-
dent # he senate I'D,
The discussion upon the reform Of tho coDsiu",A s'i
Occupe much ~ he time Of he representatives 49,.
The Plan Tor adding the Cartons Of soto ~.1 y - -,
nro-nce Of Azur0 and making sis me cHptt ~ - -
vince has crt sted considerable di3eusioh ""-' ''h
~ opposed by General Hcrrera = ,-..,..,. .,s
Tie following motion VS. ii~oe y ~. -,
4,,s h, A.. CHAMBER u X pr .listves' IAs ~ IL
afIe = Empowered % treat with ne frpapncs ~ iyet
20 Vrezrgla on the re- estsh ihmeni II tae tJs.n'
Ian C,rfeder.tiou the Organization Of Snic1 sl-i %
setrlsd b, convention, Termed under The sup>
~ Je.e Torre. E.ran. 'be expshatsd Bishop ol t>a'
.lona did on the leih April 10 Venezuela.
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~ snsnish A elsss very slow TO learn Enghsn ana
1879, ,,erican customs They have thought OF
se.;ne cr,z~ns They feel their infshority and seem
- 10 hope further than 20 live the few years that
,h.. bitferg complain ~ injustics done hat the gold
A California rspsys all They call the Americans dtaefos
M 20 them The malice well a. the Poxer OF dem
ar tn Mezicsns here strongly impressed wFn tne
a., mat their country must be swallowed up blythe United
ass A. no distant day and they scarcely know how N
ripk about ths result They all cay that Mexico would
immediately become prosperous Land pscnnisry antn
ana spsayed Th4yspesk Of the silver mines OF Zacate
cas- Sonora and other provinces which they thnk would
produce hundred millions OF dollars yearly under Anerl
esp M They speak OF Hszatsn Acapulco and
might be important cities, ana say mat
fhs rich vsys and table lands which are unsupa.sed Tor
fertility and nov lie waste would blossom ike the rose
pnder he American Government eobey believe aod
slrov 6pe that the annexation OF their country would
b. by such results and the complies abolition OF
DIE snsrehy Which has heretofore prev sed 1t Is plain that
th4y have no great love for the Americans.
Nor stbfre much love lost The Mexicans make no en-
the cour a. criminals and when honest they have
none Of the qualities which command influence and wealth
Their great ant education Their ignorancs closes the
door Of hope in tbeir faces Let them toll they may.
there IS no bright future before them Under such cir
euusances much cannot be expected Of them They, like
opened n them Thus most Of the few MeIicsns here in
respectable occupations and the married TO Ger
and freDchmeD conduct themselves in exempla
~ manner II 10 be regretted that there has been such
immigration Of the lower class from Mexico. The class
uDsOi ed for American inttuons they do not and they
cannot hrmonze with the American people. They have
different ioess 81 morality and religion they belong to
different state Of civilization but 70 them pObreeto'
TIE progress Of the species viii 10 time bring knowledge
and enlightenment