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MELVILLE ". MANNING.
Gunny Bags and Gnnnv Cloth

!" nrni'urr Dealers srd Oihcr>
he Subscribers have constantly on hand Il large
stock OF "unnv Bag and ';''iy Cloth and will lie
happy TO supply the trade. w. M.clrEE 4 Co.,
llu COMMERCIAL \ E.,.t.,,,
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Pr";. !i"oi'< ME hENTDk
i'll i-'~i's".N rr'"rr ~: ':'.e .r.y LAZY H. il,
natural color. N. IN liz. ,,,.;,f:i i..r..
III N:.-I;ll...n i. 4 |, >::lir,.l K..-i.,n.
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JOHN A. 1ll(:llES.

Fruit and Ornamental Trees airi Tll,i.-. for Nc
Garicii, Nur>crv. Orchard All G!cen i!oll-c-in-
Guiding All Tie IKE novelties. Jr1v.r iti and Or
nalnciltaI Stock AMI Evcrgrc,.i,- :'r Nmr-sr.c>-
Catalogues gratis. 4. II. Wal son,
Ola Col":v Nursery. P,v.n,,ii!i. Mo-.
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Later from Europe,
New York. Sent. |

New lOrk, sept. ~.
The Collins steamer Atlantic, from Liver
pool, Sept. 6. arrived here this morning.
The weather continued extremely far and
harvesting was nearly over. The crops in
England and on the continent were abun-
dant.
The unconditional refusal of the Gar to
afccdc to the peace proposals OF the four pow
er> is confirmed.
y cabinet Council was held at Vienna i'm
m"'ilatc!v on the reception of the reply The
Austrian and Swedish Ministers are cxpcct-
Ing TO leave St. Petersburg.
There is no news from the Baltic. Bomar-
snnd has not vet been dsmantIcd.
Affairs in the Black Sea and Danube re-
main unchanged.
Prince Albert and the King of Belgium are
with Louis Napoleon at the camp at Bo!ocnc
The camp Is now completely organized. and
consists OF l"o.ooo men of all arms In mill
tarv rarancr this is called the Amy of the
North. 1t will remain in camp until the spring
and then he drafted into active service. as it
may be required. TO be opposed to the enemy.
Louis Napoleon in person commands the ma
nruvrcs. Besides the great diYnitarics of
various countries present, there are many
thousands of native visitors from Paris and
elsewhere: and no less than 1000 ENGLISH
cXcurSioniSts.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The steamers of the allied fleet still contin-
ne to rcconnoltre the guilt and the coast of
Finland
The account is confirmed that the Russians
blew up Gu-;avcrn.
1t was still doubtful whether the Black Sea
fleet would operate against Scbastopol or ~
napa
Madrid was quiet. Queen Christina had
been escorted by cavalry, in her escape into
Portugal. Hex children had arrived in Eng
land.
ConstantnopIc dates Of Aug. 25th state that
the Siege Artillery of the French had ar
rived. All the Turkish mcn-of-war on the
coast Of ASIA had lccn put in rcquisition for
Narna.
The Russians had captured another vessel
and carried her into Scba>topol.
Schamyl will support the Turks in Asia
with 5000 men.
E"chnr'N. \nc. %. - Turkish forces are
concentrated behind the kalna- Eur.
TE"TTING M,TCH.-A few gentlemen
who attended the State FAIR got up trottnr
match, which took place on FRIDAY afternoon
on the course III the show grounds. The
horse entered were bay mare belonging to
Mr. .JoSselvn of New Haven a brown "cllinc
owned by Mr.. B!achcndon of No. Adams, a
black gcl'lin" owned by VIM. Barnard of
Boston and chestnut mare owned bv j. W.
llcwcs OF (;rotton, Mass Mr. .JoSScIvn's
mare won the first, and BIachcndons horse
the second prizes, sevcrally $lJ0 ard S5o.-
Four heats were run-thc winner gaining
! three. Distance a mile. Time
y. ')osSclvnS hr. m, . 2ji
MIR. Blarhcn!on'> hr. g, 2ia
VIM. Barnard's b!. g, 3 dis. 2la
J. W. IIcwcS' ch M, withdrawn o1l
Two thousand spectators were on the
ground. according to estimate. OfcourSc til,
event did not come oil under the auspices of
the society," ng'c.
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j}!arriaQr5.

In Wnd>.r, sept. 10Th. by Rev. f. Hutchinson.
Mr.. Charles II. Cockin"> al; Wcthcr>iicld. Conn.
I" MIS- Lucy Maniana Moore, of Windsor. VI.
In St.John-hurv. Aug. =, 10y Rev \. q. But
ton. Mr Simeon X. Lawrence, of It. .Iohn>hurv,
and Miss S"l!!ronia Crowc.l, of IIylcrark: also.
Sept. Il. Mr. Charles ". Ia,id and Miss Phc!c c.
Mard. both Of st. J"lln>hury: also. Sept. Is, Mr.
William NJ. Ellis and Mis. Margaret AtIrch, both
Of Inverness, Canada.
In Evc"ac, sept. II. by Rev. Mr. Ecattic. Mr.
Robert Lang. late OF Ea>lcv. Scotland now of Bo>-
ton, and Mi Chr~tiara Gates. of Rvcgatc
Ia panyiii". Sept. l.. hv Rev VIM. ID. Malcolm,
Mr. Calvin F.. lrucc. Of st. .Ihn>hurv, and Miss
MARTHA II. Cheney, Of panvillc.
In this town, sept. 4. i'v Rev Mr. Farwcll, NJ
LEciu> c. Brewer and Miss Malvil,, daughter of
VIM. +. S.oUgitom, E>1.
In Cabot, Au-. ~. by Ecv. Mr. Scllcn, Jol,r VI
Martini E~q. Of rcacham, and Miss Nancy Damon
OF Cabot.
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3. VI. PETTEN(:ITL & CO.'S
Boston Business Directory.
BOOTS 4 SHOES.

TX Moon. Wholesale Dealers n Boots. Shoes &
Leather. n" &c 4 2s Central 81. have on hand :,
Stock {" the best Manufacture which they will sell
N the lowest prices in the market, for cash
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SEAMEN & NAVAL. OFFICEyS

VIII" -rrNr': on ih. shore in California, in the Nix
can War. can now "h:ain h'u'tv land. bv a,vnc
m person or ty letter 70 ll"EArI" W"liMAx. u L.
IL tHrha:c', C"nr; square. Who lays cash for the
warrants.
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SPEAKING: TIRES,
j. PJTII.RIlICK.S

With al the Improvements fitted and ,u. uI.bv
SrTH ". TI1irE. Eel Hanger,
40. . Dcvn.i,lIirc Il Eu,tnil
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AMARIAu STORRS.

Dealer III every variety al C:.r!> C,r' i:,,:.r!.
IT, L: Ticket Stock. Fancy Papers etc.
Nos ~ ,i.,. ~ C..rl.!.ili Boston.
Paper. Of any >liai. manufactured 10 o.,.cr. :rl
Carts "r Ticket cat 20 PATTERN. ii l.: ne
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5, NJ. PETTENGILL CO.'S
BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SE/pTE'NEEU
SEPTEMBER, 1874

Inc FIRST Fail Card List collected by : " PR
iN,ili' Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents
NJ" 1" State street. Boston, who are ou.L,r;z.J ~,
,ne publishers OF the best and mist uih,y ,irrI,t,
Newspapers throughout the United STATES and Rr;
ii>'i ir"viiIcc>. 10 take advertisements mi s,,.
Scr1f'i"nS at their krr, st rates S''
e. The following i a list -, many ,r,I..
>tal'tial ami honorable bushes. firms j., D.
merchants and Others visiting the civ will Gn'i
thc pirr'f"Tv OF great service to them. and ,h.v
are advised To take it with ,Ecm. '''''' ''''!
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Edwards. E.rne;i & &c

fa;c;f P"w''cr Prof l;a'.k "a >a' I~.ke.
E"nk Vaults. S;''oi c.l Cl.r-;> < ir H., >:.i,S
N">. i" X T. t,4n-rc-- Il. I..--n N.>e.
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Eng. Boiler, Tank & Sheet Tron

\ great variety Of dimensions constantly ON hand
Also. rom Boiler and Locomotive Iron. Orders
i"r WHICH VIII re promptly executed by the manu-
tacturcr'> Agent.
I!I>Ey A. AyII>.:. % & o. W,.,r.+
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PARKER, WHITE H. GsNx,.r.r

-igrMntW"i UW,housc aud S,cJ STAR.
=, E"~ a.. % and 10 El:,ck stone st.. Boston
manufacturers "t and Dealers in all kind nj,
cultural Implements and Machines
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Ccrhett's Shaker Syrup of Sarsaparilla,
JONIAli EII:ARI,.

wholesale AMI i:',1 49, IL chr. -. r.,t.r.
md Mineral Water lI""ari .t!cI r,:iii Pui..,i,..
il.Wan!-'. l.: .>i.ii.
I!".r'> >ul ~ 'd ic:.-ti.,.i.'.. r..r,ts
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Wllders Iron Safe & Lock Warehouse

FiANOS TO LET, f'r Gyo- ta,n,,v.
'LI\EK DllSoN. Music Dealer. I15 Washing
to' Street, E"~t"r. has great variety Of Piano
r"r'c>' "c'"!c"ii> IN! Scra!lc- To ct. Cor city or
country. on low ,crtll> III within ,rc ,.,r c, ,h
time OF hiring. tie party ~onll conclude "a ,ur
CHASE thr instrument. no charge will be made for
rent except the Interest 81, lis v:,,l;c.
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=. NJ. lslyllY.

=. NJ. ElXDY,
Dealer I" cnsiom HcaIy Nude Uo'hi,5.
Of every style and quality. Custom ';al,ncn:>
made I" order. Manufactures, Wholesale and retail.
dealer III Gciii!"incm Furnishing ';""!>,
No. ~ Hanover t. Boston
Gentlemen from the country please remember 20
HUMAN HAIR!
The Hair Work Manuf.lcory OF H. I. III 5n:;
Washington Il. Boston. has long been ns,1 for the
s'4"'"r Ia,Giy natural color, and i,,kAt appear
:lcc Of the article made. He has constantly u,l
hand Il large assortment 81 Ladies and t,rl:ncl>
Wigs. Hall Wig. LANDS. Frizcitcs. l;rAil~. Cur~
Nc 1T Wholesale and retail. with complete :>~rt-
ncnt "l Toilet Goods. The m,osrrc for Hos c;,i. lie
sent lv mail, with ''kr 4 hatr and ye,I.,f ri
snT'h. Also manufactures tiI">, beautiful hair
n:iincnis. nth line Gold nou,i;i:.- mate from i,
HAIR ii Ct,t.fsd rtffH.s such - E,o"i.< frr
Dt'Y>. 90. We have used "l;ur.c>>'s Cream Nh
tritivc for the hair. AVID safely say lave
mrr iound its equal. Il. +. burgess rnlc Tor
>urinC the head: l>t-H",ild the Target Part 81 the
hcad-2d, from the forehead Ia The lalr .; he neck
I'D, ire IN ear to ear over the top OF In" c.d-lrh.
round the forehead from ear Z" ear. NJ lvc,l li:l.r
used 3"3 Washington i. opp. Avon Place. E'-i"il
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WRI(:IIT A. NOORE

DcnlerS IN N'or,S. Tin, .hc,' Iron. Br;.a,.n.a
and 'apann''! Ware. :I>o 4 good assortment of
Cooking icn>Ii>. NJ. 80 Union st. Boston
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HROWE E. MOERnES

Celebrated Grand N-:i"n rIANO FOITCS
which r r'''l>> Iri,T a:i nri'i;ancv "fto,c arc
n"t srria--"t i'v a;iy u.,i,r c>ta>hIncnt in tl,e
mon. lnrn'.si'.- ir,a-rI> ar" rrercriln'lv so-
Fhfa /" r;.H 80. cX:i;IiI:c Instruments be1oU'
purchasing c,>"N hci,.. *
Warcr."in~. N". 80 Washington =. co,.o,.
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JOHN T.. ARsIOTT.
HRS. "a. t;;iI,.iIrIIS.S

Importer 81 Enq'i>h. Ermh. anil German
FiNTI GOOI,S.
cof Wa.liir,-.,.f f,.r f S,,,.,u,r "a EN.Anr-,
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Pl,nI Fore Ni:.ri.".urcr-. Nar"r,e..u. -. H..
Wa-!.'tg''i. =. !:'-.ci5.
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IL. III, Si'AI.ljJT(:

S"ic Manufacturer Of the original Porter. Turning
i una. Also. superior CanrhcMc and Alcohol.
uid Chandeliers and IanlI- OF every Dissertation
Nos. .ll., Q L. i1..,.t ~ E..>..u
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convenience 81 Operating, 'l,l-
rah'tv and fitness for cvcry variety of sewing or
machines arc unrvallc.l.
Price Of No. l-CyIinI,r Machine. $40, co
% No. 2-Excc'>inr ,oo M
w. ~ ah!iii 900
j. !, \it!ic1S 2. I'm
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<. = T. ID = e. Az.

No Is" State Il. f">t"i'. rac-i t,-,- tn. E.~.
Manufacturer. Ni",r-alr and nciai! l,atr
Enrri.cn q. i E.nnn..i. y. ,,.n,.r,
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RlREER GOODS

IN BEsEK GOODS,
IN all Their varieties. Garments. Shrc.incs TOYS
Foot Balls, &c. t.rnI,.r II. IIurN Cn
L. Ern,ntil.lL k,.-t.,,
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Stencil pla ;cs I'd !lIelihic Ink,

Fer Narh -, t!.'i!;i. &c. tri;,l,l> 81 >'ciscii
fla'e>. Af''l"''- and ll.~r-. =, ni".--:i'r .n.I
retail. A.'i'- :''.i Manufactures, >i-!!r! with
Plates. luk. Eru-a,-> lr..,ir~. &c. tn"r..,r Term.
Cash. Aid,">> : VI Mr;ca'; - >a,.in 9 ii,s:..n
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r. l. CLrSGMAS


hb1IbAk COMMUNICATION WITH LIBERIA.
The adjourned meeting q the friends Of the object above
stated win be held in the First Presbyterian Church. AZ
street this friday evening O'Clock We trust that
large attendance may Re secured n nothing more can be
done at first than TO build purchase American
Colonization Society single steamship that shall make
four voyages annually securing from government at
the time for the mail service on that route
Il would he an object greatly to be desired.
In such enterprise the people Of Washington and a.
the District Of Columbia and Americans everywhere have
right 70 take interest IL many believe our country
il destined exert in several ways powerful influence on
the future Of other nations and people more than likely
she may perform this mission partly ny peaceaby sowing
in distant regions the seeds Of republics aer her own
kind Liberia is the FIRST fruit Of America in CHS way on
foreign shoresor although since the revolution new and
mighty States have been added conedcracy yet
they have all been confined single broad belt Of The
American continent and but the natural expansion Of
The parent stock God grant that il glorious branches
which now cast their shadows into the Atlantic and the
Pacific waves may flourish perennially and tina, those
winds Of heaven which 90 sweeping round globe may
wan Is living germs into thousand places where dark
ness and desolaton reign
This is precisely what Is doing in distant Africa The
light kndled At Monroyia i burning up 10 hcaven-the
old paganism Is retiring before It, and The spirit Of our
American institutions flashing forth The day dawus
where the wilderness and the solitary place shall be glad
for them and the desert shall rejoice and blossom ~ the
rose
II needs oaly attention The above meeting
and its object TO LEI Americans what they have in
charge and what they may do TO H. and we shall
doubtless find The great heart Of people beating re-
sponsve to the call Let The occasion this friday
evening be remembered Let honorable fsncfionaries,
ladies' and representatives lawyers clergymen
and men Of every business leave their ordinary avocions
and aside for evening least to consider and de-
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LOCAL NE w s.

\
SENATORS KNIGHT DAvls-The Hon. N. R. knight,
Of Rhode Island and the Hon. John Davis Of
who have been recently by DEATH well
for great many years boarded in the family venerable
old citizen yesterday remarked that deceased
distinguished in Washington for the purity
Of their private @ their and geneness Of temper
their kindness of heart and the desire they manifested
members Of the national legislature promote the
metropolis In their long intercourse with citizens,
warmest sympathy with the people, their kind
honorable
IcE-cREAM.-ome of the hotels of the city supplied
with icecream by Friend Isaac Newton member Of the
Society Of Frend) who resides in Chester county, Penns
vania.
HPPoDRomEThe announcement of the positive inaugu-
ration Of the Hppodrome Saturday will be received
with gladness bS thousands who eager witness the
promised brilliant exhibitions
OYsTERsA keeper of told friend yesterday
that remarkable and he believed unprecedented
fact that there oyster at this time in the city Of
ashngon The late boterou weather has prev ented the
arrival of river and bay crafts laden with these much admired
bralves. The first arrival will produce sensation.
FsHERIEsWe regret learn that the different land
ngs the Potomac there has been what fisher
men have horror of-viz water hauls. The number of
shad and herring caught during the last four five days
comparatively small.
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THE TREATY WITH MEXICO.

Upon receiving intelligence Of the rejection Of this treaty
g the senate the Richmond Enquirer INDUCED in the fol
owing reflections which 70 as he characterized
By wisdom and patriotism:
The rejection Of the Gadsden treaty. uhatever be it, de-
et Of detail i calamity TO the country. Nobody who
mprehepd the scope and eec, o. the treaty win dispute
hh proposition unless II be restless buster who, inn
ens Of the slow progress q natural decay, would sntic
ate the inevitable destiny Mexico by conquest forcble
nnerstion The Gadden treaty accommodated the matters
dispute between the United States The government
MEXICO, and fixed relations o. the two countries ON
table basis Of friendship and good neighborhood The de
eat q the treaty sgsn the antpathy Of aud
lonai'y, provokes collision Of hostile interests and
Aetng claims and TENDERS with Mexico imminent, n
no, Inevitable
The dispute between the ~ Mexico and the
nted States in regard the Mesln valley suspended
g the negotiation which preceded the Gsdsden treaty. and
NE miscarriage Of every attempt 10 adjust the difficulty
eeary revives and aggravatcs IT, Each government s,
Course hasten TO protect s rights and thus collision
oree win smot inevitably We cannot believe that
W. Pierce VIII be regardless of the Interests the
U a quietly 10 surrender the Mea valley the posses
Won q hostile army. The territory Justly and le
rally American citizens have settled upon with the
on of the government and they protected against
hs violence Of adversary claimant II true that by the
list article o. the treaty Of Guadalupe Hdago provision IL
made ior the arbitration Of any dispute between the respect
e parties 81 The boundary commission but this does not
preclude the right Of each government take measures for
protection Of the rights of IL citizens Under these cir
ams'auces the trivial incident may at any moment in
'oNe NJ IN a war with MEXICO"
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ernne upon the noble project which is thus contemplated
As iog mo0sy that should be nothing in comparison
with the GOOD proposed We spending every month IN
this q alone for incidental luxures enough build the
vessel and put her on her voyage.
Let the ladies especially exert their influence and dis
carding weather concerts plays OF whatsoever else may
deact from the largeess and enthusiasm Of the antic
pated meeting up with generous representation
and give countenanoe 10 the worthy undertaking And
since happiness Is always in sefndugenee but rather
in performance Of things Herculean and heroic let il
not be said that fine opportunity lost through
the indifference and excavation Of melropolitans.
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INTERESTING LETTER.

Nesre permitted to make the following extract Of letter
rom Hon George T. Fort, ex-governor Of New Jersey:
49, "Nrw Eovrr April Is, 1885,.
havereSd with much qualification Senator Thonson's
speech on the Nebraska bill copies Of which Won
o enough TO send some time since. Nc has put the
question ~ nutshell and made plain case, every
q the ipsc. party prejudice Or false philanthropy
Propriety, and true repubIicanisn Of that
os may rest assured that II meets with cordial
almost unanimously, from the democracy Of this
ine lhcple q self government upon which the bin
80. enduring, and supports the supersuueure
L.. s our institutions formed wish the party in
-. a,e ~ me Cnion-Norh, South Fact, and West
s' ood, decided open ground upon H. Passion,
~, ana csntng hypocrisy would soon yield 10 the light
n shd reason, and triumph would be achieved most
rBp, US results upon the integrity and prosperity Of the
H. douglass reply the clergy of Chicago should
published in pamphlet form please send me COM :,
feaa some extracts The course Of the clergy in
Jua.a y Nebraska is credit 70 the cloth and the
buke" anAs 'or ms we'-adm'nistered re-
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The Great Western Express 70 Exeter England i made
to goat speed Of seventy miles hour including stop
pages Surprising the locomotive which draws such train
10 have driving wheels feet in diameter these wheels
viii revolve FIVE times in second the valve moves and
the steam escapes ten times in second but there are
two cylinders which act alternately there really
~ pufs escapes Of steam in second Such ocomo-
tive speed equal to nearly oneourth of tina, Of
ball and the momentum Of whole train moving at such
speed would be nearly equivalent to the aggregate force
Of number Of oannonbas equal to oneourih the weight
Of the train
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SALES TO-DAY.

ByJAMES G. MCGUIRE. Aactaonssr.
tSURkITURE AND HOUSEHOLD RTRECTU AT AUCTION
Friday April O'Clock, remdance
William Linton, OF
will sell all his furniture household
prislDg
Mahogany soss, c1ain
Marble top table, astral lamp
TbTee-piy mating, odcosh
Cane and wood scat chairS, rocker
French and cottage bcdsteads
Bureaus, ~sshstands toilet
Best hair and husk
Fitlpvs, b,anke comforts
China and glassware, table cutlery
Cooking m
Together with general assortment Of kitchen uiensih
Terms SIS undrr a credit thirty
satisfactorily
r. sThe house ia Apply ESQ.,, Seventh
Odd -Felows' Hall
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
Apls-d Auctionser.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Arrieo Of The ASIA Three days Later from Europe.
New YonK April 2o-The steamer Asia arrived at New
FORK this morning; brings dates to the sth inst.
The cotton market was steady the prices remaining
changed-sales during of 600 bales The price
-four had declined 2 Corn had declined Cd and wheat
Sd.
Money was easy Consos had largely advanced closing
at s7M
The Gar had submitted peaceful propositions 10 the
bined powers, but they were rejected
Negotiations between Austria and Prussia had no. yet
closed but Prussia had joined in protocol signed at Wen
ma, between England, France, ana Austria
me co'npihea meets were ABOUT 70 piochAde oaessa-
m me russians russians. h NV, e' scoA'ea Ahiano
me eApu o. 'he oreeAs from iufke! hAs oeen resolved
'P.A - ~ ~ 49,, 49,. eo'ein
o'e"' s"oeA - " ''q"aAe haa oeeh e1pefieneea AZ
n, 80 ' s' '0 'nA' "'e munster VI
', 80 e nau -, - sneu'
"' PO'o is's' A0 oee" osoia'ca IN siAse o. o'oek
A's.
S~h u reported 70 nave oeen taken p.s the turks.
me coinohea Daiuc hees were sun at hloge pay
Inc report on ue recent successes OF the Russians Is
a0uo'e0
- ~ y e"e ''' ,is nemsPzpe, 'nA. me &c
nannh IA h.u 60 -, ~ -, .I 80, i.
the pas,ace Of b ron into Drsbrnd.chs coridered b
poon 40 critical that no demanded rantorcemens oro
The Sultan sent additional troops to Albania where
Its repor,ed ,b,, Au.,yi, vii, hor,,v ,,. ,n,ss.,o
explanatory Of her position.
million pounds sterling have been removed from the
,.na Co. 49, ,nr,o,u, -
Hostties are expected 10 commence ON the Baltic At an
early dsy.
The Of the Empress Of Russia has been removed to
Moscow.
IL rumored that Austria will make the Russian passage
| T. Ir..i. $50. s,..ou, a., .-.. =, ,.,,
have been seized be- the Britisb ooyernmcn,
rsoLsxp
:, = @ Ian " u '"t'"n fe' of's"'ou'n On
TT 60. x, - ..,,,, -.
eroh.n, $500. 80, 90 a;,o ,i,,l 49, -, -
-. 49, ~, .IIoad ~ 80, m MAJ =.
"a :, !, i -, s s.,s -, - -,
through ftahee out DC conveyed 10 the East o transports
ga sap'oi mao nAae an aaofess 70 'ne sAio.s .,
ae "e, ~ so" ne s'A'eu eS' W" "s oee'Are', ana Ai
Mn.tanba acba - a. adv. no;n v;,h IT, vn. - ,,
| Inv srds ~. wall
The Aou.e Of 8 Dunop In A,o.,erd. "a re,or,d a
failed for a large amoup,
LIS said thai the reet vove,pacn, bas bougb, three Rns
sian ships of war. with an the materials aboard