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AGENCY THE
Keystone Insurance Go. of Philadelphia.
Capital. $1,000. COO,
ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
IA ending January 1, 1856
Assets Of the Company, consisting Of Bonds and
Mortgages on unencumbered real es-
tate ..al1O sol 90
Stocss Of other Porations, worth par $40 90
Cash. on hand ...-.................... $3.50 30
Bills receivable, consisting Of Marine
notes and short loans .S3S ,9i3 20
STOCK notes $50 90 81 ,S39 20
s2l9 400 90
Whole receipts for premiums during
the year ;-........:. Sl12,Si2 05
Paid for losses and expenses during
IL M0;RaIAR;TfiY;,' President. VI
J. MORRIS THOMPSON, Secretary.
Risks changed from other companies to this
No charge for policy fee. Enquire at the Office Of
J Is. Kendall, over II. Morrow's Exchange Office,
first door West Of W. b. Todd's hat store on
feb Jim DAVID MYERLE, Agent.
NEW CONFECTIONERY.
FE'HE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING NOW PER-
Il fected his arrsnge for the Spring and
Summer Business, Is now prepared to serve his
friends and the public gener lily. with the finest
tic, that has ever been offered In this city.
He bas jest received, direct from Paris, the
finest and purest assortment Of FRUIT GLACE,
BON BONS, CREAM FRUITS, and FREN Oh
CANDIES.
he is also prepared to serve Dinner, Supper,
Ball and Wedding Parties in a manner unsur-
passed by anv establishment In the country.
ICE g REAM, CHARLOTTE Russo,
BLANC NANCE and JELLIES, of every favor,
can be had al the shortest possible notice. Also,
ornamental and plain PYRAMIDS, Of Cream,
Jellles, Cake Oranges Candy. &c.
THOS. POTTENTINI,
No 279 Pa. avenue, bet. 10th and 1lth SITS.
mar lS-2w
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES Z$GAk
1893, VI ALL ST K A nj X z s. SLG4E
V'HE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
Il are the
ATLANTIC ................Capt. West
PACIFlC Capt. Nye.
ADRIATIC .............,
These sbi ps have been built by contract xpressy
for Government service. Every care has been
taken In their construction-as In the engines-to
insure strength and speed and their accommo-
dations for passengers are unequaled for elegance
and comfort.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
% u s:s ~

NHAN0E OF HOURS.-On and after Men.
~ day, the I'D instant, the Trains will
Leave Washington at 8 and Sk a. IA, and and
~ p. n.
ON Sunday at4H p. m.
Leave Baltimore at * and ~ .. H, and and
* p. m.
On sunday at4Xs m.
ap D-H r. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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{ fLOSING OUT AT GREAT SACRIFICE,
~ TO CHANGE BUSINESS-FansP erfum-
ma Goods, &c, &c. John + ELLIS.
mar ~ 3O6 Pa av., bet. 9th and 10th sts
pERFUMERY AND TOILET GOOD
cnesp, ct JOHN r. ELLIs'S. fob 1917
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Do A l. ID X 4 N N EDY,
No. LEO Wares strset, ROzbsry, Ma''.

PRICE, ONK DOLLAR. 90
Wholesale Agents New York City, e. v
CLlCKNER, 81 Barclay street; c. H. RlNs,
l92 Broadway; A. b. 4 ID. SANDS, 100 Fuit.h
street. Philadelphia, T. w. DY0TT S0N.
baltimore, BROWN & BROTHER, CANbf
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AT Retail by all respectable Druggists IN De
United States and British Provinces, and also
the Druggists Of ibis City. eosSs-H
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BIZ RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST
A M

tims between Washington aud Wheeling
bat 17K hours!
s-rrtrg Time between Washington snd
Cincinnati q horrs y
SKEssen rfcxETs AND ssssAsR cHKcKr 90 III
Hko IN wAgEINaros.
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GARDNER. Me. Inne % Ia.

CARLYLE, Ill. ,'5une 81, 1858
have used Prof ID J. Woods Hair Restora
tive and have admired its wonderful effect NV
hair was becoming, as / thought, prematurely
gray; but by the use Of the /" Restorative" II has
resumed its original color, and, have no doubt
permanently so. SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator Uni.ed States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-31

THE Coz LIsIoN OF THE STEAMER KEYSTONE
STATE WIN THE BARK CAVALIER We pu ohshed yests day
by telegraph. the account of The collision the above
cd vefte, off TIE port OF Norfolk. The mae OF the
Cavalier, who with four others, escaped beard the
stesner Sys that the losoirg If the Cavalier -four
ard lsrt viii prevent ter gorg down before the
bosId will Lave time to nate their ecspe Sne has two
gctd ksr, and upess the wind freshened very much,
III are ether taken rom IL wreck are In the
hoats. He has car tf their safety He ssys the cap
tain RI The tuk called for help, and sid bis vessel
fspd)y irg BIT tie officers of lie steamer were not
a.lrg to ik their safety in erdeavoling to assist
BIN. The steamer 10 badly stove, almost square In the
bow, broken pert showing Eve feet square. The
txttrt her dsm &c shows the violence of ts
s.on. Tie Cavalier was q srepg, new bark this beng
Grst vysge out or the wcud have been down At
orr
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TIE LATE COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMER
Key stone STATE AND The BARK CA,AInR-ARRIvAL or
TIE CAVALIER 7be bsrk Cavalier, Capt Klrvin re urn
cd This pert yesterday morning. Cspf K. reports on
No nday morning last about c'cect the westher terg
CARL, though 10, very fggy, and while the bark
hea6rg t. by s., with the wind N. N. T., distant sixty
mills s. S. f. from Cape Ht nry, IVES into By steamer
Keystcre Stale, from Savannah for Phladelphia-the
striking the bark tie stsIbcard bow just for
Of the fore rigging, cutting her down thu ough the
ami hear and staltug me of Der umttrs. The
steiner then backed Of ard to he sgsio head
or Ger The rurpose Ct rendering assistance, 1t ia
poteo, striking her for ward sgain obirg her all
the wsy af ne steamer then slewed her bow eff and
backec aseID her wheehouses striking the bark the
quarter ard considerably damaging it, ard the steamers
ysIds tearing the tarks rails The two mates Of the
tak snd three Ct tie got bca.d Of the
lesvI thee beard with tie captain also . Of
Capt. White One of these left Charles Scott, Span
lard told the captain that he and the others would stick
by him. they then bore awsy for the land getting into
N, Cspes Tuesday mornirg ab:ut o'clocs. Capt.
Kirwin a]so states that If they had kept any lock out
On beard TIE they xud not help having his
vere as her whole broacsice vbie to the steamer
whsI the comiI beat to the bark could
not be seen SO reaoiy. Captain also stsus that he
tsw lights boaid The steamer until the sru,k his
vessel The bark carried light In Il binnAcle which
vst dspa,tq To 'be truth Of the foregoing ement
Captain K |, willing to make cath. ths coEduct OF
Cspain Krp in remsinirg board in order TO
the vessel Lightly SPOKEN Of BY the merchans-Bas
hmore Sun, Nay 20.
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City Intelligence.

WIAIiR WEATHER SUMMER.-Our climate is famous
for sudden TRANSITIONS but the change that occurred du
rirg the past week without pre- lent stnght over
were resur ed and did not feel at all unreasonable.
The thern ometer at IL o'ckck last night fell to
"A degrees the air cold, and felt like De-
center weather. There danger thai frost might
form which would be most 6ieastrous to the fruit trees
in the vicinity Of the city, and mpsr crop Of straw
berries, cherries and peaches, which promised fne-
ly. Last Saturday the temperature WAS OPP.
double what it vss last night. Then, half q
yard ef din iy would have been . ridiculously
Rsrn ent now, the very verge Of summer, all New
York is lhivsrirg in rneerclothes Apart from Its
effect vge'atcn this sudden charge IL much to be
d-pkIed from feet on tie eyed and diseased sharp
chilli iii that Of yes sy, this time OF the year, is
worth $50 eco 10 the doctors and drug sellers There
comfort In re thought that 1t can't las: long.
FIRE IN SIXTH AVENUE -Abou o'clock on Friday
morning fire Was discovered in the cellar of the buud
ing No 472 Six avenue. Ths smoke spreading through
the builoing gave the alarm to the inmates who made
their escape from tho front windows 10 the balcony
II freren were very prompt and in . short time
cseded il extI gushrg the ERE. Toe first sor was
cupied by tie Msses Rlesy toy store and yelling
They eustsned to their stock and furniture
pr badly the amount OF $780, insured for $500 In he
FirtneT's Fire Insurance Company. The bulldog DO.
unit abe Ut $3.50. and IL full insured Mr. Wi liam
ysrian Who occupied ths third floor, owersd hts child.
en- cut Of the windows to the balcony, and thus
they escsped suf cstior.
NEW YORK RosrIAI.-The following is tina weekly re
polt OF this il stiu ion to May 60 1866
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HIY WEST May rs, The tshr spaaord Tooser, Tlch
but gt sid and leaiirg but ,e after entering
Tsee Bio sailed en- the 18Th for
,y Gsh ass.d sd Sa and na ,0og e
aslspl9 Of WIG; 60. n.,v..,o, r...
cd ,be city re 18Th; also the bark Meaeo nom Charleston
NAY hsts g E; 1s se s :h
hsSs s4. pGSSs:;
rtr sl.r fssr .nd Berry haley
1sn ds: f sSy c ssa
osss: f e
Sir s' Wssa.p :Hs A sx
Xle,h Tovg salem; schIs sss Breeze Cheney Ds%a
, yer ks esD tns s
miscellaneous ard DJsssts1a
;es ss q 3. ss,s s
ss = Ps .ss H. a po fSS M ,
her fret u d. ousv'o :d Porto Kico her lat one home
tsIs is :. 81 OH. Ri9S mi: useful u.
! :ss s: 81: = Is
are complete the Inc srd The second ore Is sxpeced to
y.s M ss fn H svs
n onihy and mcl THY with stu greater ease
win f @ &c. .a s..S
beard Cargo anred IL Boston Tor about $4,000 Tho
10 fe,ore IN the Biitsh provinces
BIG GAsGrs. srear from sagua Ia Grande for New York.
IS m. S sstys1s s.. put
nio savt Ir sb 10Th rtt 'or reIahs
too, a. AN 2s ir.t apparently between ihs hs%s On
@ re m ~ Ts sro MAS cam ssea % p hs az
Ss wio rss s.sep y ss houe was srOTs,a by those
FOX Geher PIT to New eedierd 19h having carried away
mast
sepR s,p..ern tof sa, dwb Fisher, New York for
rsmsps isvIg b'sso ,sh q ssh 81 has cen stripped Of
isvseHtD 4, I.st s.,en 2Ch s.. BY MeSrs Bsoe ship
t9 dir sDo.hsr chip fsr ,ds ;s%s S0ase
fine s q ss I'd o Ss g..
by Csp James .,esah ahe VS.; owed 70 Portland A'h
eirsss hsrss is:s spsnS lss ssSrs .a ' s'. -,
Of leo tors % smeS ovIed By builder.
sos , NJ win Z, s, %.s,S. her u.
nip ions sslsd fs s,s,,on s,.,,,.v
ore fsf clipper big es Cd he d. Rodgers owned b
ns Of will se a 81 Capt vs.
"'te'' u A' Notice 10 Mariners
r. % sS; ss
ITc Nth red and black hsIiz, nal stripe,
e YORK; vii
B, crcef OF The Lsftboue Bosro.
New yc,i. Nsy 20, 1876 Lighthouse inspector Sd dist
WbaIemeD.
pew Rss9 & s ao"e
81 81 g. as' s1e6 besd ic bis "S would
slp crave "'m Liverpool fer caa0 May lat
ssP d h'%.yhs' H's from Fave for ST'''' May "
b ct La from rauqo'
m yn, MI ny T. h ae ls for San rrar csco Apr
Bs.t Ps'iae Pat hence fer xop'evteo Aprild Ia. n,
80 s:..srd, olrs,, SOL hercs for wogss, May TO- ea
Es,t = tteyoed Fan from Serlesns for Msrseal's 10
frsShy Jor.s iIem sydney, ssw fer Fssjes I'lsrds,
.i ~ 4n Si:sGis
90 Ny 20, big Brownsville Rogers TOR Ruaan and
fr,srri Nay Io-Ar seh,s Ass.py, White, HoLe.n:;
M Ss,p lsrst s.y Gs "a Hal. sE, eu'a'up'
fufs,s hrf. Arr lis port ship Eersis Co%ss
~ no rs So al
&c ss,sr En-, sl '''
'i pesp.Y M.ies I2-sd India Your Marques, =, 10.
sia,is sss E.s,s ::'f Ss
p psai Sas.n ss
Is
!, m, scrn little: core Lee, BarHowi John MAYO h-
III, "a Peter Mstcy, Rcsey, for Rcstor leg Loo choo,
Bo,ton ana AIsb Crosby unci WHO hoyer Iasls frcm
su srr ~ Tun yp, 2. bark hnckIsud feson Batavia;
q ,bps F,sIt Jofrson lstbrcp ard Lancaster houraI.
Bos,ct; ea fire. ssupor March % ships Good Hops NIL
WV Ysri clone tsgooi, 30 ton; 2@h, Grsnads,
ri, C,irs: seth porre Berrn. New Yorhi Danute
pas.T der; "a uit plad Fors dol 9Th. W Dse"sl
prev TO Nay SD brig Pennamaquon
HsIl sicily. , 80 "a =, p.,.u, powa usrb,rv
CAtp,s.s Asl " az tssAA A~A H9'sss Si9st' Az
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WASHINGTON, May 80, 1856.
The following ia tie letter Of dumfsal to Mr.. Crsmp.
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4 he II tirf.

MARYLAND.
HrnRlNo RrN CorIsI, BALTIMORE, May 26.swsepstskes,
mile b. ats beet three In FIVE.
I. j. Woo,foll's oh. f. Linda, 4 years old. i .
CALVIN GREEN'S br. m AuRusta......... / ]
W. II. Cowsn,s b. g. Lady Csmpbell.... . DR..
Time, 1971,-14S-1:S4-160
CALIFORNIA.
PIONEER Coz RsE SAN FRANCISCO, April 26-Sweepstakea
and purse sb0C-st0o entrance and added-nils heats
lest three in FIVE, in harness.
q. N. Ferpuss ms b. g. New York ....,..,... 1
Mr. EIiis CHI. &. Rhode hlard............. l
Mr C.,cksh g. jack Wstfrr........ 'oift
Time, 2t7-sa2 -2;3e-2;ioh,
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the occasion express his dissent from the Of his
Mr. Butler agreed With the Senator from Georxia (Mr
Ioone tat 1t was peculiarly unfortunse that tbs
B,h Minister should have hesn dmissed sfser ell this
allies we're engaged In the against Russia WIS
bghy proper for government have said, 'hsnds
sy but after the ceased he thought the
scarcely proper. BE would say that the British v
would have preferred to have had It done 10 the In
sarce or rot az ALL He tsw NO reason Why the t*o gov
eIrments should be involved In commercial difficulties
ar sceEes OF retaliation much less In actual He
should regard that os great calamity 1t was ore OF
these iIgs he desired avert far az he could do 80
by his counsel with the honor of hs country
The Minister hst been oismfsed and be supposed the
devecI Gort I'd what government oonsoereda
us6cs ion tor IT, but he thought from the eper which
peIvced the dence Of Lord Clarendon and the
tire C feeling hat seemed xst in both utres, this
Si.soivr Snoms.ie rsiss;ons Ne w,ud not ssy that
govern ment justified Blu. must be permitted
think It had choen an inopporsune period for Its
&C ion.
M PRATT desired to call attention to the fast that the
letter of spo gy the part f TIE British
ed after The lately established oy the Powers
Of Europe. Whatever might have been 'be tta-s o. Of
fairs at the tine he offence vas given, England
with cry Europssn rover the time when the apology
mare viii b ceeinsd sufficient by our govern
The offence charged was that Eng and had at
tempted enlist soldiers here wife engaged In with
6 country with which were at peace. Tne govern
ave, sa Pe'cs hsa m h any Hs
IT. then beneath the dignity OF this g,vernpsnt
turn of he mere agent, who had made similar dis
csiner when the B ish government released from
all responsibility
Az er brief rjenders by Messrs Cas- and MRoS, the
corverfation dropped
Canadian View u MIR. Champions Dismissal.
CHAMPIONS DISMISSAL IN CANADA.
From the Montreal Herald May 20
BY the 4. rticn Of Washington correspondent
enabled yeet4 az afternoon iseue slip con ain
Ing the ineieer CO, receive by ts Of Mr. Camp
ton s!d Cor sui, Barclay, Mathews snd R'wscrots dis
isssl BY ire Unied Sts.es government. Der cores
poooent ADDS that Mr. harcys letter In reply to Lord
CareDdons last d. patch, is "conciliatory, but am
The New 70 % pers, In con mplaon Of the dismissal
vii bsa taken place, appear pretty gereraly 70 be,
lieve he B,i ih gcvtrnmelt Will pocEet he aifront"
ano their disuis sed tfcsls. We
of ferert opinion, ard have doubt Mr.. Dallas will
he served with no to qoit" ri hin hour Of the
receipt tfMr Marcys despatch, however "conoiat'ry"
may &c / terms. The pre- ence that Mr. Champion is
not dsrpistd becaute the enli.men imbrogo, but
rem lis being personally cssstefu the President
vie~ un'enabie and ought rot to bs accep ed.
Mr.. Champion was, notoriousiy personally accsptabe %
President previous to the eniste air and ia
clearly his abge, copouct IA that affair to which his
dismissal be attributed Besides, Messrs B'r-
clay, Mathews and RowecIo al personally unaccep able
to the p esicenif
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Erc.scn. .laverpool. Nay % New YORK
cay slpooi -. ihsS.piis
ALMANAC new YoW-1m DAT.
81: 81: :1s:. .sS: . sss
Fort OF Rev York, May 30. 1856.
CLEARED.
ssp ias.s,.s. Are. So IssssI.ssaSo:sS .etsr.on.
ssP ans Lsssm Wes a0%
sship Sgre: B., No. scheli!nx; BrsssnSos,Trhs C,
.,: %.! & :s.
8nk Louisa swe) Fosssberg Black River Ja-wm Thomp.
Big john BoJn'on Bartlett PdIt Prince -Roier Noll
Brig Aus,ns, Bnemr, San Juan, Cuba Mayhem. Talbot
Brig LveImore. Darrell savannah-Tucksr 1 Light
s1s eTy :ssSse
BE BE Fus Sea-. lsa Burgess
sssI nD e.
s ssss roe F Fl F;:s. 9ss;:
sss p,ss E.t
Ell New Ss.E eoeessaI RssnISs,!sa sp1ssns;
ARRIVED.
sS osTssD fSM bvsar0 and % days a. r% rys
.bn ahr RI, neuh in lot II ~ lon ii C. saw Of
asssts Ap WIN n''e
H e. q, Hs co vessel daS Walsh
Chsss Expesitpced heavv weather; shifted cargo,
&C. ls mi N Ss 9 ~ ION 70 @ spols Dig boeoA no"
ssis s.h Ss:a Percy sssu... e,a4as ;, days,
IS signals slip MARY; h lat SO. lon Is 50,
PIP sa.r ss,ssi Ores, day: With nass
WIN se.Sa sS1s May 2 lat 24s2 Ion 80 49, exchanged
sses i s. S sso g. 3d. ssshs1ssa
ApI sns Point Indus s's hides Wool &c 70 order
ssh lat &c 40 Ion p Is. Passed chip Jane Walsh
Psik Aria. Wheeler Eavara Gays, with sugar and to
FaIk HorisuI Lrcon Galveston 90 days. with cotton. &c,
~ se PcTze Ivero 9. CAY. With b re- To- 4s
spsie tci isseo,a, O. Providence.
Big wsrioo Ct Iireony e. oms' SSars ira MAY y
1 e With .ebr iery s Ss =
pig paa.ce gp sunsy Ssr fnesos S2 days With spesr
lon ~ Heke Br brig Bona from Kingston tor Now York.
Big Mary Hsmi on Bo.osd Galveiton rs days. with
tor &c. TO v sler an, Diuor 4 Co.
Brig fbu1s es savaI 10 days with cotton. &c to
scbr Justice fsurde Tsmp.co = days. with hides TO
schr Emery OBJ. Smith. wirdfor. Ne Gays. with Plaster
safss stp si..p days"
s.: s. 6 dss Il vi AsEss "a
chr Pear grssr ssw's v,1s Ec
ssebI VIM 1hemsi, Bsisey tm5rna, Del.
setI s sSc,ipsisr. s. iDn or. rcr,ara. Ct
Ss ssr ses SsP H.i s ees F Ps' lssd e
ssp p. sm'h with r IRON from wreck
BELOW.
Two thps, unknown.
Br tMk Roy al Arch, Ke npy. Liverpool; and others.
WTd curing III cay hefh rom NV.
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Indi.n ID. predictions In Florida

The KY West corr esPODcent Of the charleston CU1,
with en- the s5th inst, ssys:-
BY ,hs steamer Vanderbilt Captain Faucet. we have
late sLd i'm oItsnt from Tampa On the evenir
The 14th, Q CT Indians fred upon the house Of
Captain Bscy in fernando country % miles north OF
Tampa. Two small chic rem, WHO standing ia the
door, hiled at the first e Captain Bradley being
unwel, in bis he'd Tut grasIed his gun and sprung
up fling upon the lndisnf, causing them TO retreat
Rapidly 1hs train carrying proviiions to the state
OPS from Tampa 10 Ichapu kaaa 49, the 18th nit.
was attacked at Simmons Hammock, twelve miles from
Tampa. There were four white men. by and negro.
Willie watering their horses, twelve teen Irdaps,
hid en- ia thick spot LeAr by, fired upon toem. The
boy Fl st kirec ,hsn his fatter, named S;allpgs,
Il en- nsmed Roach. man named Hirscn was
hot the breast but got Of the horses and
escaped, as did The negro. man, Hatfield, scod be-
hind Of The wager s. and kept the indians CT until he
lad loaded ard. fred five times. He then escaped on
mule. Blood was afterwards discover ed behind tree
where ct the Ip6ans stood but il not ascertain
whether he killed. parry Of voun GERS was in
form cd of the attack after it occurred and started
in Iurilit They wire traced to hsmmock near by,
BY the last there scms probability OF
Il ps attsckY them. This supposed to BIS the
body OF ncis that two nights before attacked the
ht If q pts in Bradley, thirty miles from Tampa, and
! illed two OF bis chi dep.
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The Dismissal Of the British Cor suls.


IEANRIN PnRCE, President Of the United States of Ame-
itcs, to all whom IL az
Whereas by letters patent unc the seal OF ths United
states hesirg dste the second day of March A n lSl3
'he President gnzed Aptto Barclay Cr sui OF
ier B:i'aIDc Ma esy at New York, ard declared him
veces as ore allowed 70 The Cor tie favor
Cd nations hut for good and su lent ms, It is
proper hat he aboud lo ger txerce the said
func ions within The III ed States.
Now therefore b. 1T Known, tina. !, Frsnklin Pierce,
Pre- deLt az the nited States Ct Americs do hereby de-
clare that the ard privileges conferred "a afore
said en- The sid Anthony Barclay revoked and an
pued
In testimony whereof hive eI1sed these letters to be
MADE patent srd The seal of tie Unite States 10 be here
unto ii yed
H. 81 Given uIdtr my band at IL city OF Washing
ten the twenty eighth cay Of Way d. 1885, and Of the
ineepeI nee Of he Upittd ates America The sOtb
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
B, the President, W. l.. MARCY Secretary Of state.
Similar proclamation we're published In rsg.rd to Geo.
Btnvenuto MATHEW, Corsul at Thadelrh,a ar Charles
Rowcrof', CcDtul ut Cincinnati.
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GEO. d. DALLAS, Esq., &C., London.
The ID, m,ssaI OF the Britsh Minister

The ID, m,ssaI Of the British Minister
WASHINGTON, May 80 1856.
The tolow!Ig ia tie letter OF dumssa to Mr.. Crsmp.
ton
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON Msy %, 1896
SRTte Ple.ioent Of tn, Unitei States has cirec,ed
sIIource to you MS oetermi alton TO discontinue
further in eIcouIse wi h you her Majeetss diplo.
ac representative to tire government If the United
aes. Toe lfsFops which have PEELED him to take
his stfp a. ibis time hive bten muuica.ed your
government.
laval myself OF ibis occasion to add thst due stter-
tcn viii be hteifu, given to any compuricao ad-
drtsfeo to IL is depai from her Msesy's govern
nspt Effect Dg lie sticns between GIea. Britain and
he United aes, wtieh msy To forwarded to this gov
emmett ibrcugh aLy otter channel
81 ouo he yur pleasure TO retire from the United
Strss II President dire to furnish you with the
ususl ,ies for that purpofe. emily lose
herewith Tie passport in such svsil myself Of
this eitrriy 10 renew 10 you sir, the of
ny esIec'ful CT nfideraitn W. l.. MARCY.
JoBS i. CRAMTToE, $50. &c 81.