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EENCING ACADEMY.

-d MNASTIC
EXERCISE BOTH FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
The subscriber begs leave to inform the public gene
rally that he has opened his Sale Armes for the
suing season, at the YOUNG GUARD ARMORY,
ueer the State Court House, where no will gyo in
struction in the art of FENCING with tho SMALL
SWORD, the SABRE, the BAYONET or LANCE.
This graceful healthul and useful has been thor
oughy mastered by the subscriber, who = pupil
in one Of the celebrated Military Academies in Europe
Sale dATmes will always rejice that they seized tho
Opportunity of becoming acquainted with accom-
pshnent elegant, and exercise 30 conducive to
sound and vigorous health, and a means of self-do,
fence free from the objections urged against other
arts practiced with the Same view. a1.4a So
Further particulars. also the best of references
Armes. ff-+sr.e5 - f =
DAY. - = - -
AT tho request of the pupils spectators shall bo
admitted during the hours of private instruction.
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PORK OPERATIONS AT LoUIsyILLE-The Louis
vile papers of Monday furnish the following items
relating to hog packing prices, &C.: s,.,z..e
One of our pork house firms has purchased with
in the last two days ten thousand hogs in Shelby,
Henry and Oldham couties. at IS gross. This is
rather a better price than $3.50 from the books
White d Co, of Madison, have purchased about
1000 head in the same counties at S. gross Other
parties nave also purchased, and the total sales In
the three counties in the last few days are esti-
mated at 25 600 hogs. We hear of no transaction
IN the city, but learn that Atkinson e. Co., and 9th.
er packers, have recently bought some Is 600 hogs
IN Shelby, Henry and Oldham counties, for "a. IS
and s. gross. This is equivalent to $6.75 and 81
net at the pens and considerably above the views
of buyers here. AT these figures mess pork must
command S19 and $50 per barrel.
Owing to the warm weather, no hogs were
slaughtered since Friday. Thetotal number killed
thus far by three houses has been $3.50. Hull
Hunt q Co, have 1000 hogs in pen; Owsley, &
Co., 400, and Hoffman, Hamilton & Co., 800 head
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eo The PUBliC;:- Having, purchased
rally known as the "St. Nicholas Saloon" would re-
sPectuly solicit the kind patronage Of my friends and
the public, assuring all who may favor with visit
that every exertion will be used give subtraction
In future advertisement my arrangement for
ductins the Ordinary will be duly announccd.'
Z no IS-lm ANDREW ANTONI.
RAKE CIIANCE--REAI. i STA TIE AT
II PRIVATE SALE ON CHURCH HILL, con-
ssting of very neat framed two-story Dwelling with
Kitchen and StsbleLot fronting 82f feet on 26t st.
and running back l32 feet adjoining Springfield Hall,
corner 26t h and NJ sts
Terms made easy. Apply to s,t--1.-r.r N
.E J. L. MACDONOUGH,
no lots 81 Main corner i4th streets.
SOMErHINa FOX THE MILLION.-.
- KENDALL,S GUTTA PERCIIA WATER
PROOFING is evidently destined to have large sale
Wespeak what we know, when say that 1t will
render Boots Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
ectly soft and plant and greatly adding
to the durability of oil Leather fabrics IL applied ac
cordng to directions, which will be found upon each
bottle EN- sg~a-
The. above article can be had of o. III. CHALK
LEY, 18th street, Richmond, Va, wholesale and re-
tail who 10 the only authorized Agent for the city.
no22-d&wts
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SALAMANDER F1IiE PKOOF SAFES
~ Manufactured By Evans Il Watson, Philadelphia
mrs Seies have been severely tested at recent fres
II b4haore, Pililadel phia and New York, and when
ehed their contents of books aad papers were found
u g@ ahnj1Fed They are warranted to be Fire Proof
80 with hat's pstent Burglar Proof Looks. Prices
f@7S-1S from ! 20 to $500 For sale by
H. BALDWIN,
ma3l-is IA Main street Richmond
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TO Sir John Dean Paul, Bart. <
Dear ST-I cannot more strongly mark that
the following pages are intended to exhibit the
feelings of an individual, not as an attack upon
class, than by placing at the head of my work the
name. of one who, ancestrally connected for the
last two centuries with the banking profession in
house of business which has existed in the same
spot since the year l65o has added to its distnc-
ton in his own person, by connecting it with the
literature and fine arts of the kingdom-Believe
me, dear sir, yours faithfully, G. F. GORE
Poor, contiding woman! How different that
dedication would be penned had she to indite it
now"
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" NC8Allk lDns1lNla aCLllNal.-.ltt hnv :
~ juet reeeived ~ sdditional sapply of .AgeAsx''
0c1t1uG Cloth, making cnr assortment eouaplsta
CLA1xooN = ANDEnSON.e4
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CHAs. II. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
I lroc Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
c1d Gary, Richmond: Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings &c.
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spouting, put
up in any part of the city and country.
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMPS For SALE
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DIED.

DIED n, his residence, CSew Kent c. H. oil Tuesday
tie nh inst. ROBERT ARCHER CHANDLER IN the
J1rh y"ar of his age. l.:
vou,h he removed 10 the CRY Of Richmond, where he w"s
Engaged in thr mercantile business tor n series o' yehrs
Dmriuy thu period. with hs very urbHnr department. he
,,nIo !, ;o.t of bosom friends whose hearts will br sorrow
stricken when they peruse this humble tribute 10 h'
memory. ..,i ,hoJ, ,Lor ,
Mr. &. becoming more attached 10 = rnral n"oas .h@n "
,;,v removed 10 his native county III l-JO. and again en-,
hn:Eed in The mercantile businoss. Alter being lnillorluinu
hy ,h, citizens IN IN. vicinity III which he resided !" &C
c. :. m. ,upuiu,u.nt OF Pot Muster nj New Kent L. II
he welded to their many solicitations and was appointed 10
Tim: o;kcC, which he filled 10 the entire Satisfaction oi IN"
,.i,nL. con,nunitv 10 tho tilnc of hi. death. Herr. IN the
nia'' d n' ''''''' NV p.
l,si.
u,rn in yirksburr, on Thursday evening, 9TH October.
l-:I5 n: ten minutes past . o'clock. Miss h.Akf A.Tkl
OK dau,htcr of the late William u. and Jnnc 4. Pryor,
aged 80 years. ~ all,
qualities 81 this hi.hioncd and Christina lady. Hrr'r
ti.r4. md The remembrance at rcr NE, are 'inoa'"','' "'P
in IL.,brnrts OF the many vino loved her. brcp. hc'p ~
The hearts Of her friends sIni her memory dwell; conscI'
,n,iouF. DISTINGUISHED. picu-, lovti in HE or drnit, dear
J.rv viii never bc ur.nttrn. Her mother, vino on' riioIt
y,rr ny, l,uL hrr behaved husband III the grave. nus no"
hid her beloved daughter t" sleep quietly hy HE side IN
81 ,hc ,rnrui,r Of the resurrection. when she will mise,
clothed i'm nrw hrauirs. Ia I've forever IN rIornhl glory
Such u lite could produce morning but n calm ANA pescclH'
.trl,L: yea. more, though suffering inHch, She lat h,i
"uor.c IN order" ~ lar n. earthly thing, were conccrncd'
~ ,lr. Thought il probable she rn2lf die. leaving xliih mes
..prs and !nrcwrl- 10 zach and ell Of h.r friends and ply
,risp.. not ,or.ctiin. Inc most humble. When told nor
disease had arrived nj n crisis, and there was no hope Tor
hrr in ,his world but To- die. il was then ,hat her Christian
character -lIOn, pur in "i it, beauty ana riGor. Sir rH'
hnr:n,I ali n,ound her, md some dear friends particularly,
TO r-r-. chasing ih. plmutom of earthly richee and liGt
sure. TINT when they come 10 lie on II dyiii: heh ~ -Hc
them WINS. they world lind thai nothing but lam III u"
Lord would nvril rlrm. She -aiI that D"E'h hal no sthg
Tor her; that all she regretted I" die tnr, wn- On account ol
her dear iunily. who she knew would tc b" niuch o're
ed n, l,r loss; md when ncrr her end, she ghZnJ earnestly
n, the ky, laying she hnd never seen i look 20 he'n'iin'.
Tur what was thr hrnury OF that "zure blu" :" me ri'tlr-
L ~ ,,nnII behold IN a few hours, way beyond in Heaven
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noe ISLAND At PUBLIC AUCTION.

<AE TUESDAY, tho 18th OF November next. will be Of
frrci thar we'll known Rnl valuable es,H,r in the
county o. curry cul..d Hog l,land. situated ON James
river. n irw mile below JnmcsiDwH. This i.and con.
tain nearly 2,UOJ Hcr". 81 lnud. with extensive and pronf
able mcaiows, many %: which nrc now reclaimed aud
have been undo. most profitable cultivation. i, Ii toLsc
CO, iSuIi. syHIn. or grazing farm, it 10 NJ valuable ss any in
Virginia. ii. .OnilDui y and convenience To the markell
of Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk and Portsmouth,, aud
indeed to all the Northern na'keta. give every facility 70
the profitable snlc OF all tho productions Of tho place. The
Island will mott p%roInbly hc divided. .
ALSU-WIll br offered seven or eight hundred acres ol
mainland adjacent to the island, and Gully separated from
lunJlc for Agricultural U-c-, and il. now covered with
white and red oak, mud pine; n greE, deul nf II with heavy
AMI Ymlun 81. original timber that lee upon the river. The
mninlHrl sill b." DIVIDED into snvoral tracts. Two parts
will b." odd vi h The ;elgHI; the other divisions by them.
selves viii conimiI about our hundred and fifty acres, and
will be hid oil with especial regard ~ a Ya.er front -
There will b. " survey made, md n plat OF al prepared
uul offered for examination ia Pcicfshrs, NJ Tie ONCE "
Mr-sr-. David Is JuO. J.. M"y, and upon the place on thp
day al sale.
Also. FORTY OR FIFTY SLAVES.
unny 0t them young md valuable ninong them G!s
cooks. carpenters, nnh II blacksmith.
AI.n. ,,xty OF seventy lend OF Cattle, mostly young
u,unnr them several yOkcs Of fine oxen.
Al-0. ,ixty Or seventy head Of Sheep, Horsei. MuIe..
IIor., provcnder Of sll kinds, Wa."ns, Cnrts. u line Whc't
Thra.hrr nearly new, Corn AMI Cob Crushcr, Cutting
KNIFE. Fans. tine Buggy mnd Harness, Household aud nit
chen Furniture, sc.
TERMS or LAxD: Fourth in hand; balance in one spd
,ru wears. NIns months on all esr but Negroes. nnh SIX
months on them. lnirr.et on NIL from date; reInItted W
p,r,ounl estate, except Negroes, II promptly paid.
Any pcr-on wishing any information in regard TO tho
place can apply TO Mr. Wiilinmton. the Orcrsrer on The
I,I.nJ. I. b. ROBERTSON,
Executor OF VIM. Robertson, deceased.
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&. SOS.

uRAyE now rrr-i.nd lb.ir SrcoSp svrPLy Of Fall and
Winter Dry Good, l4rny Of which h"vc been pur'
chased with n view 10 the npprCacL;ns ig!:cultura! Fair-
They otter tiIrir FREUD, mud purchasers generally at"pi"
goods OF every kind and 9unhty, together viii tie pnHrI'
and co.tiest inbrics afforded in the hor,hrsn E!aI kDts.-
Among them are:
Iupin's EXrra McrihOs mud CafsinIrres
Plaid. striped and Satin Lain Merinos
Onrbre and Morc Antique Dc Luinrs
Mohnirs, Alpacas. Pcrsinus and Coburgs
stella. Rachel md Ray. Stntc Shawls
Pretty :i:Iscs Shawl-. a desirable article
CncEc, ErQcsle and Ombrc Striped Si!ks
Snk Robes md cGloEcI NOrc Antique silks
Biciott, Bownr- mud Gro Dc Grain black d1;
Coiorcd and Black Silk V"lsets snd miy ci1!lt
Alargn md superior a.sortr1"nt ot Wintc: "F'ppH SIN
More Antique. French "ut Indy 81 tin
ticn,lemrn'S plush figured Velvet and ""d''' Eli ' e''
Plaid aud Checked French cnssimere do n " nrticl'
(icutrmen's Travelling Sharls and licssi III %l"as
90. Gloves and Hosiery Of every MAKE ana s,ym
irish Liuens, Thread Lawn, keniiiIss anu pi"p''
BleacIcd md brown Iiuck mud Huck lo"c'
pnma.k Cloths, Napkin and Dnylier.
Plain, figured and doltod Swids Musnns
Checked and striped Cnmlrrics and N"in'ook
THU" Party Dresses, embroidered IN coior'
Moirc Antique Omlra and striped ncw styic hiDo"h'
IIemmed, ~sccnop-d and embroidered hdH1'
genuine hsnd wrought lrish "
Sets OF .rollnpad Collars and Sie"Tr-
Brussels Lace. Applique Brrthcs and Manu- r..
fine English Thread md Hnitr-e Lace ana has'nss
Love Veil. md Mourning tolials ana S!eeFe'
Ampns.s Collars, sleeves mud F~louEctnge
Alexandcrs Kid and silk Gloves
Buck mud Mfriuo Gauu!lr;s
Mrrino anil Lambs Wool Vets and drawers
victnrin Skirts. Bonn { Cord, Dimi;y &c, &c.
B!.,rhei ard b,own shirtins. and Cotton o~znnbarss
Canton F!anncl., Maryland pi"its "Td Apro" Checks
IL English naw Print. md RHcsic! Rooet
l,.....h. French and American Bed Blankets
White AID ce!prcd negro ard saddIe Blankets
To: ether uith u t:r-i supply al Cnrpctinss, Rus- and
.il-o, Il new ar;iclr Of rrintc1i ieaf Cloths. cheaper than
c"rpe''"g' t" which we invite pI tFSTIs inf e E@r
No. 9s, corner Broad, 9th nui Capitol .trcc:I,
Dc. % Nrr Capitol Square.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. OcrORER !

nISnhoND OCTOBER 10, 1855.
Ey The following quotations are wholesale. For small
orders higher prices will b." charged:
HACON-Ciy cured and SnI,ircld. hog round, ltfl;
cents, scaicc; Shoulders u. scarce; Harms IL; We.
tern raSg"d, III GlJ Western Sides III II "a; Shoulder,
He; Norm CarnLnn no: round l3Glic. Basstd susr
Cured Ham, Ia -; TodG's iJc.
BrTTER-Pr!mc Country Butter, 22d25 cts: do. &c.
shcn 230a5 cts; old and inferior, Ia 2Octs.
BEESWAH-2ji d26! y n
CANDLES-Tnllow III cents T. 10. Jackson's do. IL.
Hulfs l?c. Alsnnntina ~! S30c.; sperm 33G3ac.
III 4l2l ct.; I~.acuayra III -. Javai5
GlJ!: s;ock light; Mochs ijaI6 cts.
CORN MEAL-95c t-. 81 per bushel-rand very dull.
~CORN-9UG? rs cts, duh.
FLUUR-Supcrhn- held M -, 25n Q 50. Shipper. O..
fer S?12 - - in quality. Extru Sg75
n. Caroiiun Cut 81 - = Dbl: ID,
Soc - 75ds; do, half hbls. - 1915: 10. gross So d. Is
g bbl new Halifax Clipped, No. /, - ~; No. ., IS ,,ou,
Dock. ShGd-Lnst snl"s 50 tor ~. !: IS - FOR N0 . dc.
nnni limited. NfcEsri-So. !. sci |, bbL; No Q 70 70.
No. 3, mail. 81 |-m"iium. - 7jG 5--lrrgc. 81 5S9 80.
quote Peruvian a, ESQ delivered az
icpois; from wharf So Mexican a0daj.
GRASS SEEDS-T.motny 81 81 Herds grass 81 IS a
! ~. Orchard Crnss , -. Clover, - so.
OFFAl"-fr"n, - e bushH!; SHORTS, 20c.; brown STUD,
SOC -lip s;ua, 5rc.
OATS-Ny lie cargo 70 a l0cts. T. bushel.
TEAS.-lmporial aud Guupowdrr j59 81 20.
WlIEAT-Primc wtito 81 g3d2 %, Prime red e. aoe
RYE-951Sl 10 T. bn.hcl.
SAL.T.-Sn!os NJ 81 7JGI 70 from wharf 81 10 from
store.
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ANOTHER SLAVE CASE IN BOSTON.-On
or about the 10Th of September last, the schooner
Matilda of Bangor, Maine, lay in tho port Of Jack.
sonvillc, Florida, loading for Boston. The matc of
tho schooner cnticed II cnlurcd nan, Il slave, on pro-
mise ufsecuring hs freedom, and hid him in the hold.
When the craft was four days out, the fugitive was
discovered by one of the crew, and notice given to
the master. In the mean time the owner OF the
slave missing his property, and suPposlng that he Ind
departed in the Matilda, sent word TO Boston, author
ising his arrest. On Saturday morning the vessel ar
rived, but before the slave could be tnkcn, under the
writ of the United States Commissioner, he was spir-
tied away by the ubolitionistS. The Evening lrle-
graph rcjoiccs nj the escape, but adds that arrange.
mcnts have been made, i'll case Of any claim by the
ua'ionnl officers. 10 put in operation the machinery Of
the Personal Liberty Act.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Der. u.

There was Il very large supply oi beet cattle at
market Yesterday, aud prices fell otl 10 TO 62! cents per
100 lbs. from III. rates obtained on last market day.
The offerings n; the scales were about 800 head.
100 If which were driven Ia Philadelphia and York.
ia lUn were left over unsold. and the balance,
Il 100 head were sold IL city butchers Al price. rang.
ins from 80 II - - on the hnof, equal TO So II IS ~
nett. ANA nvcrI.gin. - - gross. There were abou,
.5I hcad uf cattle al market. "u Monday and Tuesday.
mo-; of which were snii a; last weeks figures. The
total receipt. >.ncc last market day, II will he econ.
arc 500 head. Hogs cnltInu" scarce aud IN demand,
and tic market is firm nj $ IS a - per 100 lbs
Sale. We're lmd. ut .hcsa figures yesterday nj tho
scnics. Sheep continue at 80 : per head.
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!. RREAD OR TOBACCO

NA Al br neglected. Ert reason hrot recommends sLr''
IYa trial, and custom mn..s llIrm pleasant LOCKE -
Tu. SMOKERS. CHEWERS. AID SNIFF IAhhn :
AMI OBAcCoSlST y boOh-
K,jn. ~, b,.sr defence o, Tobacco eve. written. c.pG'ins
many popuinr errors that now exit nsninst is "-c' Wv erI
falling it's various beneficial effects, i's d!scnrclT' pa s ora.
issemiusriou throughout, the globe. Nsrur'I G ::
culture and cure. Description Of the t9n'ols i"n" If cirar.,
Divan.; direction. for the selection n n GG,s sr,'' TGDafeo, and
a full account OF every variety Of LdsSn" and Shutting
Sndf Grs aaa ' ch. S. Ot on snnii boxes. Coffee! 6s,h WIN = s, Gr5,fs Of
Chine.s Jos'ie, etc; etc; Int"[ idg,erass.is y" narar beiore
.nss s;s.s and md S hicsIv va a.sfni to ," III who indulge in tho
Taxurv o: smoking, Chewing, or ,"k,ps S nrIw 70 eta
All the above vainao'' ''' W.
Oct. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-16

GROSS CALUMNIES IN THE TRIBUNE
Our attention has been called Ia II letter purportin.
to be- from one William III. Taylor, III Palmyra, Mis-
souri,, publi shed in the New York Trlbnne, and CO.
pied into the HeraM aud other papers, entitled
Great Land Frauds in Miseouri-Collusinn between
President Pierce and Governor Price" We are au-
thorized to say that there ID not one word OF truth III
the stntemcnt contained in this letter TINT 1t is out
rur-ously false in its conception and execution. The
subject of patents for swamp lands in Missouri was
not mentioned To tho President by Governor Price,
neither were my directions on the subject given to-
the Land Office by tho President Or any member OF
his Cabinet. The writer ufthe letter deals in language
which is insulting to the dignity of the high office Of
the President, and displays II total lack of that cour-
t ~ which is due to the ChiefMa;% s"rate, and renders
himself IN object OF mcrited scorn, not only by the un-
blushing cflrontery OF his calulnnics, but a' well by
the billingsgatc he has employed i'll their utterance.-
I Washington Star.
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TIE OHIO ELECTION.

CIxciyy,rI, Oct. l2.-Thr Gazette ot this morning
I'm. returns from scvci'y-fnur counties, which give
Cha.e 4 net minority Of 1880 for Governor. The
remaining counties vii! increase this figure. In i"r'y-
,hrnn counties the returns chow the election OF ninc-
,,.n rcnubl;cans or free soilcrs, and Three Democratic
senators. The returns from IS counties show the
election OF 81 republican representatives aud II
Democrats.
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BRITISH VIOLATION OF OUR NEUTRALITY
WS-AN APOLOGY DEMANDED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. lI.-At the commencement OF
the recruiting OF troop, for the British army in TN.
country, Nr. CHAMPION the English Minister. rccc!rc'i
in,ination from tho government that he ard certain
Consul. were violating our neutrality laws. Tins
fact aggravated the care, and our government will
now refuse any longer officially TO recognise saio
Minister and Gonsuls if the British government dues
not, inter additional representations which Mr.
Buch has been instructed 10 make recall them
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4 MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

an FRIDAY. .Srh October, ut !! O'clock. r y. I9Vga
the promises, will be- -0ld that handsome Brick p"e"
in. on the south side Of Main. between 9th mi 49,,
streets. Opposite To the arlington House. and T'csE"'
occupied by Thonirs U. Dudley. Esr. "
The house has four stories. with ten rooms, clo1e''..
three story porico in rear, L. furnished with nInrnIo nnh
trlt. gus and wafer, and finished In tho beet styir i,
kitchen hnt four rDpus, &c, ~. Tho lot irons >" ''
aud run. buck 80 Ice: 10 6n alley. H.
Ito admirable construction and good iini.h, ~ well az.
central ,uca,, Oh il. uu. vi the most beautiful phrtr .! Nv
cIw. render this p,pp.; ~ highly ynlunbl" Ia, u rcsidcs9'
tor q professional orr LGSr"",r '!'" o.,
TERNS-Ouciour;h crHni D"irhf' AZ I. & arg !.
trust deed. ' -
M, IE-.t. hNs
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ed for the Richmond Enquirer.
LATER FROM NEyrrp

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. LILY an arrival t,.d,,
from , era IrI"' meN'ean dates To the 9Th inst, HAYS
been received. lic garrison in the CITY OF N...
leo had sworn a!iegimc. to AIyur.z. ,".,
had ieeI ;ppoin'el composed Of In,
following ollicers: Secretary Of Foreign As,;r.
Oc"mps-Serrrtary of War, cS.crrrn,y
f Interior, Jaurez-of Justice, Aud-of Finauc.
lr"t". Gen: vega lhi been superseded as com.
man liant Of the City by Gen. Condo.
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s!.t, urti. hd received further i.sirue,iOnG nom Ii"
government.
The L. s. Surveying squadron tEinccnnes, FEM
more 9tupcr, and steamer Hancock were AT SIno'
du and llakodadi in June, aud sailed for BchrIng
Straits. al! well. They will probably arrive i'll Snn
Francisco in November.
The Purpoisc has not been heard from. The c..
shin VauIalia sailed from tiuam, Ladronc Islands,
July Odd, for Hong Kong, al well.
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MARINE NEWS.
rOIir OF. OCI
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr tinllcyn. Smith. New York. ndsc.
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, lumber.
Scbr Thomas F.. Dawson, Cu,chins, Nansemond,
oysters.
'Schr Leave, Fugg, Warwick. oysters.
Sloop Christina, Watson, l%lompt"n, oysters.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse.
and passengers.
Stsumrr ISclvidcrc. rritcharl, Baltimore, mdse.
CLEARED.
Bremen Ship Meta, Capt. De lInrde, for London,
wtli Is! hhds. aud 2i0 tierces Tobacco, by Lut!am
X Watson.