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LAKE IMPORTS FOR JUkE The Palladium ives state
ment OF the principal articles imported at Osweso during
the month OF June. This statemant sho Wa d geieta
extension of trade. especially with the great West The
imports OF products from the valley OF the Ohio and The
Mississippi are much larger than ever before 1t tina
point In imports OF bteadstufs from Canada, tha
paper says there is large falling off compared with any
season since 1915 while receipts from Canada OF The
products of the forest have increased enormously. hav
ing during the thus far than doubled There
ia also falling Oh this In the receipts OF Cana
dian breadstufs at OgJensbufg Although there is nc
increase in the receipts Of flour and wheat AT Montreal
more Of these articles from Upper Canada have gon,
down the ST. Lawrence than IN any other season within
the last five years. a a
There variety of causes for this al the opening
Of the imports from Canada repealed BY
the interruptions in canal navigation, the high rates Of
canal eghts. and the want Of boats by which TO shi[
produce in any reasonable time Another il 10 be
found in the increased facilities and The activity impaired
to the ntecolonia trade by the system OF rtcpro
cal free trade in natural products between the colonies
The lower provinces large purchasers OF provson
and breadstuds and by the free admission OF her pro-
ducts Upper Canada enjoys decided advantage in ihe
with heavy duty Hence Upper Canada s enabled IL
find better market for her -four and wheat below thar
by way Of canals and railroads and 10 fast super
sedng in The colonial markell, where have long
sold large quantities Of our domestic producs
We see no chance OF recovering and holding this i'm
portxnt trade with the colonies, under commercial sys
that in its operation overcomes the decided advan
tsges of geographical position but by the speedy sdop
ton of The long OF reciprocal free trade in nau
products between the States and the provinces.
Troy Dady Budget, 10th.
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Rio GRAxDE --We clip the following items from the
Brownsville tTexas) Flag OF the asih alt.
"IkDIAN TTicuLrIEs.-By passengers from above, ar
rived on the steamer Cumanche on Sunday as We learn
The following: we
On The 10Th inst, information was received by Capt
Granger Of the fes stationed al Besve, opposite the
Mexican town OF Guerrero, that party oil fifteen or
twenty Indians had crossed The Rio Grande from the
Mexican side, abou, elgh, miles above his post He i'm
mediaely despatched a party OF men TO follow their
TRAIL and dividing the remainder Of bis company into
parties, stationed them in such intercept
the Indians heir return Not more than ,hriy-six
hours had elapsed from the time oil their crossing the
dans return trail, which satisfied them that they
making for the pass in the riser al full speed. The
tioopa overlook them while crossing their animals five
Indians were killed The spot, some hive or Fix wound
ed; horses, arrows, bows, guns bankeis &c were
taken from Them and those who escaped the riy
entirely naked II would appear that these Indians
fully awsIe OF the presence OF the rifles at besvlle
They travelled 1876 miles ihiriysix hours defpong
ranchos from the place OF their crossing down Jack
Evenrt nacho. They returned by way OF the Sous.
Much credit IL due 10 Capt Granger for the admirable
tact displayed by him this OCCASION aud which result
ed IN 70 complete aroHt."
"REIsToRCEMrrr OF MEXICAN ON rms IRON.
TIKR.-Troops continually arriving at the Mexican
towns The frontier and in such bers as we have
never before seen on this line Military eneampmen,s
are also being established al points on the RIO Grande
winch hitherto have not been considered OF sufficient inn
proprietor Of baking establishment in Camargo has
been consulted upon contract for baking bread for ten
thousand men 10 reported by passengers recently ar
rved IRON RIO Gfande city that opinions are freely ex-
rtessed on the other eide 10 the validity, Santa An
nss OPINION OF the treaty OF peace the having
been made and ratified during his absence, thus creating
sqseson AZ TO The necessity OF complying with its OBJ.
~fvsnce The divine mission OF Santa Anna reclaim
70. lost Importance OF the Mexican territory is alec al
nded TO- We do not take upon ourselves the response
nmh'y 10 suggest what policy Santa Anna may have in
'ha movement on The contrary, we give the information
a. matter OF TACT We conceive the republic of Mex.
'co can have no enemy IN this quarter whose presence
requires each an extensive armament yet the opposite
frontier assuming 40 warlike aspect and reports as
70 the object OF this movement euuen, and 30 cor
ioooated, that, be they founded substantially or other
wise, we deem The question public one, aud calculated
10 interest," II not effect. the community at large"
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DY wrs Of fert cios issued from the Cek OF
ID nceo District Of he
county washasson directed shall public
cash, Tuesday the 18Th " August at " O'Clock,
the Court house Of said coani the following described
properly, all OF Ridgeway
No No 496 lot No. ~ square
half lot No Is No 2o3 In The
Washington seized and levied the Of Enoch
RdrewHy and will be sold ssy ndicisIs Nos "a and
October 1853 Robert tu, Of John G. Rivcs and John r.
IS. said Enoch Ridgewny. 80. ~ 80
JONAH ID. HOOVER,
July o0--db Marshal OF District Columbia.
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TRENTON, IN. , July Is Tho court OF PaIdon', af'
consultation to-day. had refused to commute the sentenc
OF eating sentenced - be executed Thursday for III
murder OF Patrick O'B.ien, In Bergen. eel
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Franklin Pierce, President the United Slater Of 9meea
whom may ssBIE
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited II.
Fresen appointed Denmark
Orleans State Of do hereby him SUCH
and enjoy powers
and privileges allowed of favored
nations United Stntes.
testimony Whereof have caused these letters be made
patent, and the United affixed
Given under my hand city Washington the 7 day
H. 81 July, 1852 and Of the independence of the Uni
ted states Of America the scveny-eishth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the President:
W. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State r.ara.-. ~ .ar
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE "A named f. c Gray
threw hImssf in front OF the New York and Boston
railroad train at New Rochelle on Friday morning. and
was Instantly killed His body was cut 10 pieces 10 a
shocking manner Tie was about 40 years Of age, and
wealthy merchan, OF San Francisco, California. where
he was alderman for two years, and highly respected
tie bad income Of $40 900 year. which he received
regularly in monthly remittances Of $4,000 lie brought
letters OF credit from Cook. Palmer, CO. OF San Fan
c'seo about fifteen months ago Has since been reading
portion OF the time in Washington, where he married
young, beautiful, and highly accomplished lady. lie
recently purchased house in New York, in the Fifth
avenue for their occupancy, which he fitted mp in
most magnificent style, Week before last, while labor
ing under an alteration OF mind. he d'sposed Of his
bouse and furniture at a sacrifice of $1,000 10 5000
HE wife was sxpccsd from Washington al New York
Saturday evening 10 join him thers- lie appeared to
idoizs her, and only a few days ago he made will
leaving her all his property intentionally. IL
[Nep York TINES
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sales To-Day.
ny >. G. MCGUIRE. Amcs,or

ny T. q. MCGUIRE, AWctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NEW YORK AVE
aucopon "Wednesday afternoon July ~, O'Clock,
shall sell lot
New York between 4th
back abont LOG feet and by subsn
wel-but houses with brick bsscmons
tanning good each. fhaMfH
perfectly and wsibut and win be offered
snaiy.b nE a.faw g.vG r. sy9f + MttNafstEEl III
Tenn. months, Tor
note. satisfactorily secured bearing interest -. - IS.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
July l5-d s.isa54. II Aacuopeer.
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DIED, E3@ a'
On the 18Th instant Rockville, NJ JONES, youage Of
Ron rRr W. LArH aud eight
days.
The fop.ra, will take place
O'Clock, p. m. N the 2osh instant
The friends o family invited TO attend.
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HANDSOME BUiIDING-LoT ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE
III auctooOn Wednesday July 10th, o'clock,
shall sell ios No. TO- In bS, fronting -
New Jersey running hack depth OF lis
u will be ssId in whole. divided TO
Sale positive The wishes from the city Con-
veysnctnG at the Of the purchaser.
G II months,
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest .
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
July 13-d Auctioneer
Immediately after, shall sell Of lot No. r.
situated New
fronting ,r feet New Je~~y and
forty feet north street Terms as above 81 .al
Jas. G MCGUIRE.
July I'D Auctionscr.
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co,rnrsryy,TERs ARRK,rgp.

b SION. July lS-A large number Of wsexecated coun-
tie ret upon the Casco Back, OF Portland Maine,
have been put in circulation Six or the counteeiiers
have been arrested to-day, East Cambridge and Lowell
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MprAkrs NOT REcnriED.-l heard an incident
uecied with The history OF The North Church, in your
city. The facts OF which not think, generally known
and may prove interesting TO your readers u appears
that towards the close OF tie revolution the good people
OF the North Church found necessary 10 make some
repairs. They sent TO Boston and purchased some
nails, which in due Of Time arrived and, upon
opening The kegs 10 and bshod Of them was found
TO contain Spanish dollars. "This was gol" The
deacons assembled, held consultation and The result
they wrote TO Boston and informed the merchant
who made the sale that there was error in shipping
the goods The merchant acting upon the principle Of
banks al the present day, wrote back that he could
recy no is,akes-,ha the nails were bought and sold
as they lie bought them Of priva,eersman, and
mus, let il stand as i, The money melted up
and made into service OF plate for the church. and IL is
IN existence and use at the present day The above
related TO me by gentleman in whose family is large
soble, made from the same silver and You may res,
sured that what have stated IL fact
/ HIM
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FRoM WASHINGTON TERRuoRr--We have received a
copy OF Tie Columbian, published al Olympia. Puget
Sound, OF dale May al. being Two weeks later.
The citizens OF Washington TO hold meeting at
Oily mpa he 2la u 10 devise means for opening a
road across The Cascade mountains for The benefit Of The
coming imms
number OF persons are making extensive prepare
lions TO engage in the salmon fishery al Olympia.
PLkAsHo.-The ladies OF Olympia, Sieacon, Nisqual-
y, and elsewhere in this vicinity, enjoying pleasure
trips this spring, visiting each other by saboas and
horseback A few gallant bachelors share the honors
with the married gentlemen.
Conrad Snyder, esq, preparing 10 establish brick
yard at Olympia.
A democratic convention recently held in King
county, Washington Territory AT which organization
OF The party was effected for the following reasons
We are fully convinced that two great parties are
necessary TO the prosperity and purify OF all republics
and without the existence OF such party lines political
communities invariably divided upon local questions,
sectional preudces foeiered and lave enacted for the
ad OF sectional Localities and the pecuniary in
terests of certain individuals hence the rights OF the
grea, mass are dsesarded and the legislation pros,i.
lu,cd to the interest Of cliquts and designing men"
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Tltie GuIs' Good bye, by Mss Eunice 2. Seminar.
specimens OF drawing and needle work hhd
ELECTED Of
French teacher being present
distribution OF for this branch will
place until some time during the coming winter quarter
The duties Of This Institution viii tme
viz issh september next
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pS-Commencsme na-Ibc Commencement Of the Coum
Baptist Church "Wednesday, the Goth the
TO commence ~ O'Clock, q. m.
The public Is respectfully invited to attend.
July i9-d1
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mcHIoAs CrsTsaL RALRoAp.-The earnings of The
nehsan central railroad Tor the month OF June for the
yean 1859 and 1859 were AZ follows.
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PENITENTIARY.
0prcE PKSIrxsriARv, ID. O.,
Washinstoa, July 10, 1859
SEALED Proposals. endorsed Proposals. Wood and Coal
y until the 18th August ~
oicl och, 9.f. EtEr tNF
30 cords half good oak WOOD medium sire,
nd free ON limbs lap wood
cords wood. +.
70 tons Of red ash crate coal
The above o be delivered Peniteniary wharf
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
July 2o-3awti5 Aug. Warden.
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0eLaying Of q Corner-ssone.-The corner stone of the
Baptist Church Thirteenth between and
Streets Tkursdny the 2st instant i've O'Clock
the stand will consist OF appropriate musc,
Downing OF Philadelphia Rev. DR. Kinesford
exanda and Others together with the OF ayin. the
corner stone Offering Of appropriate prayers, &c.
will formed front the Tenth Baptist
Pennsylvania the
of meeting Those who
intend Join procession please ready
quarter before i've O'Clock. Ii.ea 4
JuIy
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GREEN h SCOTT,
Aucuoneers,
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Through the facilities afforded by The gallon Of the
Colorado in the transportation OF mate RAILS The road is
asserted, can be completed IN tive years from us com
mepcemeni in which respect II woald have greatly Tue
advantage OF time over the conendng routes. aUt
Among the resolutions adopted by the meeting vas one
requesting the President 10 cause survey OF The pro-
posed route to be made in lime to lay the results before
Congress at It's next session-
THE meeting appointed Col Masruder agent 10 urge
the importance OF the enterprise upon Congress and The
Excessive and 10 communicate with capitalists in the
United States and in Europe The subject AT our latest
advices, he was about TO leave San Diego for Wash
ingon."
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ARRIVAL EUROPA z.&..
BALTIMORE, July l0-The steamer Europa arrived at
Haiifax to-day The Arctic arrived the 9Th inst.
General news inp ortsnt Nothing decisive u regard
10 Russia.
Bresdstuhs not 60 firm. Cotton continues very firm
sales for the week 90. COO bales. rs
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Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

Per Afriool LIVERPOOL, I2fh No. 18th 1855
Ibewrd continuing esstery supplies sht from
abroad but we have received good supply OF OATEAL from Ire
lard.
Tie fruness wBE1r trades has continued and
Manchester market yesterday there healthy dc nand for
LIvgRPooL 12b no 10Th 1855
We had large attendance for Fridays market this morning.
addition TO those Who usually resort to from tae aud
boring localities hsd several from distant districts both
meth SOUTH There e3sve business done by the mill
and deaTs AZ advance Of ID 70 Sd y 10 m on the prices Of
qualities 10 20 10 parcel OF fine Spanish Soft Banquo
coed s6 tor Philadelphia and Baltimore ard No Westerns
realized sut some holders Of the two former were demand
INprAs Coax auiet buf unaliered in value.
There rather better inquiry r OATS aud OATMEAL but the
extent CT busness done tdcted TO retail trade.
The Imports from aosd sroe M day week consist Of TO- 100 qs
NBERT Geo ar INDIAN CORN Il Jo0 bbls FLOUR
xFors u aIae period 400 q WHEAT, LOO qn CORN Ai~
lhls. ard IA sscks FLOUR. -,
WHEAI 1915 Ns IL 10 and u FOR extra lse G-ns,s 70
srod mix red on sale Sweet FLOUR sbove. sous "a ~
5ssro 4 as IN qualify CORK yellow VI 70 49, ard "aHe ~ ~
CLOVER sEsDThe demand keeps both here and IN Lon
cen snd In the absence Of TRANSACTIONS prices are non
Lodes arc prepared 70 accept ' ll-Bs less than s
U1ty. D.. =
RIGA business hes been done Aerasn and ssst In
da cte bass IN ell az various prices, up 20 ~
c ze brt althCagh fine Carolina offered tny see ~ o
10 layers and prices actually lower for anything A'
Than sCne months since ,.,.,--,
corTosTiere been good s5y dend autins ne week
20 American kind lers but suf ate os sneea
10 n with large es speculation LNs aae tooN OeA
ouEH EssS in iirited reg It 3, cur last quotation.
IABD lower this week. wish very riding 'Aai ihstsndency Is
BETfShousb ,s,lee OF bah prices being likely rule ia the
anxiety Iurhase tbs afce some new Chicago sold ~ Nv
pic. ,,
Bacon perhaps ie better requeat bit The ale Sery
K-we have no sales % report OF American
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SPAIN.

The telegraph has already informed you that the Sarto
RUS Cabinet has been defeated and the sitting the COrtes
suspended for indefinite period. This defeat was sus
taned in the Senate on the railway tina. being he
FIRST selected by the Opposition The votes stood
los against and 60 for the Government The policy OF the
Opposition was for itself the prrogaiiye Of nita
ting an important legislative act and expose the mpo
tence of the Cabinet The nation The Coes may be
moned by the Queen to reassembe at any moment This
bodsand taken by the Opposition is regarded mpor
thn blow stru at the avorhsm aud intrigue that have
hitherto swayed the Government It remlns to DO seen
in how far j; will be followed up b. kindred measures
The agents of the French Bourbon princes very ac.
i've in Spain at the present time They do not hesitate 70
speak Of one other Jonvie Montpensier eligible
candidates for the united Spanish and Portuguese throne
these thrones shall be united Both Princes arr on the spot
Joinye at Cadiz and Monpenser at Seville endC yorng
to acquire popularity Montpenser has just presented to
Seville several valuable paintings which formerly belonged
TO that city In the number Virgin by IuF.lo, another
Of Morales four large paintings BY zurburan, AMI several
portraits of the painters Of Spain executed by themselves
among them one of Yelasquez.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY DECEMBER 81, 1853

Of France and the small supply in the hands Of the mars
Flour OF the best quality, shich eight days since
quoted ssE the sack Of 5T kogrHmmes now being 1901
Some sales were made Wednesday last at l0sf the
sack and ordinary quality from 9+f TO ar The stock in
The -four stores has fallen 10 1900 meircal quintss
Many spectators speak Of higher prices but the wheat
ALREADY imported amounts 90 than 100000 hecto
tres II is generally believed that prices must give way
The HayTe Flour market has followed the movement 10
Paris American four which fifteen days since had fallen
TO 4tf the barrel il 4sf i9f and 50f; add wheat,
which sold there al ST. the 300 klogrammes. bring
ssf Wheas has risen generally in the provincial markets
Il the. hecoltre Barley Is and sels readily e.
esf the leo kiogrammes outside the walls of Paris Oats
are firm at s0f Soc the meTcal quintal outside Of Paris
Tic continued importation If foreign cattle has prodaceda
further fall in the price OF sheep and in the provincial
marke of the and south of France but fat oxen
scarce md dear in the west considerable emouns of
business continues be transacted at the wine market Of
Borcy and the rise in price appears TO be arrested by the
NUMEROUS consgnmens which arrive daily by canal aad
railway Several Of the vine growers in the Maconnais
determined TO avail themselves of the present de
naud for dsposiug Of their stock. The rise making
u Their progress in the south The failure Of the crop In
the VINEYARDS of MedOc has rendered the holders Of wines
inracatle The good marks of 1882 hsye experienced
rise of 5Of lCOf anil la5f tho un. Some samples
of ST. Ester be have been sold at 7o0f the un and those
OF ST. Leufn at 50of Spirits OF wine have risen to 2O6f
the LectOliire in Paris.
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GERMANY.

Pan-avsm Is again clusng some unoasiuess at Vienna
and The agents o! the Government in the southern parts OF
the Austrian Monarchy called upon to exercise
doubled vigilance Al Agram in Croatia Louis Cal editor
of pepper, has been arrested and brought 90 Vienna.
serva II is feared, may make of her position and ap
peal to Penslavistic sympashes Letters from Baden
show that the conflict between the ecces0siics and the
civil power carried with undminshed spirit both
sides letter from Constance in the BrSigGH states
that the parish of st. Augusn is in under inter
diet The Church is closed and kind OF worship is
celebrated The keys of the e2ce have boon taken to
the Dean of St. Stephens and the Archbishop has left the
parish without religious instruction Plo dean has buried
one body upon his respOns by but he has refused
marry couples who presented themselves. The
merous sick persons in the hospital and elsewhere have
been left without the consultations ofreligion
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THE VERY LATEST FROM EUROPE.
I By Submarine Telegraph

BIZ Submarine Telegraph
PAnrs, Friday Evening, Dec. TO- 1855.
It'll currently reported that the allied fleets have been
ordered into the Black Sea.
by Telegraphfiom London 10 Liverpool
LoSDoN, Saturday Morning.
The Turkish Embassy has received advces OF the Snope
engagement They do not differ much from the pub
lLed accounts The Russians lost two Of the largest ships
The town was totally destroyed
The opinion very generally prevails that Lord Palmers
ION did retire on account of Eastern politics
Lord John Russell is spoken of as his successor.
Lord Landowner s also expected 10 resign.
Lord Panmure Fox Maue) has been sen, for by the
Cabinet.
GLASGOW, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Glasgow while await
nq orders was in contact with soop of Al uns loaded
with PIC iron The soop sunk and several of the Glas
COWS men were thrown ovarboard Of whom
drowned
The steamer viii sail day or tomorrow.
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LATEST Ely MAIL AT LIVERPOOL

The affair at Akalsik is greatly exaggerated There
have been Several collisions between Turkish and Russian
ships in the Black Sea Three steamers OF the Turkish
squadron in contact with Russian force in the Black
Sea engagement eDsued from which two Of the
steamers escaped and the third Egyptian was blown
up by the Captain rather than surrender
Toward the end Of November Turkish brig driven
by stress Of weather to Sepens Island between the mouth
of the Danube and Odessa where the main force of the
Russian force happened to be They fred into and sunk
the brig and every soul board persisted The Turkish
steamers Lst we've sent with and ammunition the
Caucasus returned safely TO Consianinople the Goth
November, having landed their cargoes in safety. An
gagement took place between the steamers and Russian
ligate and brig, but the latter Withdrew in a very dis
manted state 10 the roadsead Of Sohound The entire
Turkish feet is under orders to enter the Black Sea At
Chefkin Russian force rpused with great loss
steamer was knocked 10 pieces.