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NOTICE.

rT.HE basiaess Of TIE late hrm Of HULL, ALLEN
co. has tBts aay beet transferred 10 Asrrs.
GOODRICH, WHEELER * fANIiss vac Tili
continue the bGs meas Is tie Lsw warehouse near
lbs VI. & NJ. X. X. Depot.
TIE uads,.igned having Gssociaped hsInsef "a
hAsBess with IS essfs q food len. Wheeler d fants
nay foaHi their nee, where he will ssitle u
accounts OF taS late nrn Of Hu /, Allen 6 CO.
{ would d 80 s0iieitG Continuance of ls patTgE-
age % HbefAily bestowed upon ogr late I'm.
JAhEp SHJTtENDEs,
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PIONEER BAKERY,

The business 4ll b eoltiauea ~ the undressing VIE
rsguszts u The patronage hsEsioio,e e.
800 LEVI HuNGEEfOHD.
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For Rent,

NJ present reslGauce arrison = q tic Lead u
VI Tenth s-Ssh TCDns Alsg Iys r0gms tenement ana
we ioOil.s. , L. i. Parker.
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Remember! remember

n a HAIIktL \ IL Ais 'NAtst'N
Nj. ESressla <5rDSscTASsss 3,
- sny aavse "a the city, aaa detaFsffNs -.
So 49, II, have and aiNAys Keep OF hsaa me es%'
~ -, srsour ia The aatket Ia 4nspt'ties 70 sN'tz
INC artic!e * Dried Beet oa.xas.oa
aba,cs selection of Green ami Black cas-
IL sns laC4 Gyolleo, toasiAa AID ground
ssses Il Is CIranaiAtea Crushed and p,s daf's'
49, .f,ssh Isl 81 sy4ces, Fsppsfs VI s.
rssst. Parma Sssa. Grjnad R,ea, tsnsiasst runs
rr.nts Maf,,s4,ga I Is ase Savoy, say, q
psari saliey, split peas. Almends s.sins, ~ i,
~, havs !asgs stock and i siaeTssE eve ias =
Ann - u s,-.s''aE al 4 Fs4Yvy stS
xGss
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,YsFpuy.0u Public
GarIttr.
NEa MUSIC.

( 4. CA DALI, No. q Lee laiTs Row, hiss jus
he Piano, Guilse aBd 0rarr ln.tgarnsnts, arnoyI
which are tue following
-s7 mp'r, y of "Llkna tl"%ef, hnt hong y
NugttnE
Hear ssmm"r Morn. hT us' wrlt-kRowu kud
popular 1Eliad eomFlpss, stephen iloy,f
Down " hsrs The Elue Bells Grow - a bQagtlfui
song as sung by Af. a'|H Reeves, and composed
b5 a. Lee
Ha' sat Thn'A's'hs, 10y u, Albert
louisa iyHs FolEa,' Mark stein
"'' ''''A '-' - uN' L't'' i"f mo uLli
"F' Sdg5Gdti
Yankee Hotisua and TaVs
4 AkG Eassortnleutjustn en'ugaudforsatsau
Ma - N ~ i iits N',tJ. ,,,,., ,,
~ ''-''' ~" ,HA'o It, tlubINs.
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Haight, Sears Is Beckett
Cash Paid ior hide

We invite the sttsntio ofpurehassrs. izsI.,s .s,
'aeh y" can sea,s ~ IN regard % qusty and Lis
HAlbHIs SkAR5 & BIC KFIF
% street, 80 daoF above Perfr
avg - ~ b,avenpa lose
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DAVFNpopT ,Tn.IC eTop;i

+! RANDALL HIGGIN shave ust opencd al ANA
- ass"Flhslt0i Cutters yiolins, Banjoes, Tambo,
.nes,S g DC, AiAo every Kind ofMuslc Book no y
lie Claire Row - Or, al a.
HUAFUS 'sschooigOT Piano F0Tig, ('IyiTsi II,,I,.,
- "ahdsis helodeon Instructor and In ia e ever,
I'h4 9ilhslraelion relating 10 music can be found
ne paFcnp0Tl AusiuHtore;
y. 4 81 lrD H..
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s,EPOgIFtER or Concentrated Lye- 8arrGate5
- 70 maze soap Without Mae and vita little uoU.
81 i,ox foT ale cheap At ms II twkese store By
100 All JACOB WRAYER ". 81 "
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Urine wsEtsrp Reserve aud Country Dairy Chees
49, ALyOKD VAN PATTEE.
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For sale by AfyIIn y 80 pITTEN
Jan 2sis5 .E-.S ~ 80.
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We'll Digging.
Cheese!

tVsHE subscrbeF Il al all times ready dig @slls
l. and CIsterns He may be iosnd ~ Mr.. Smith
ON Harrison, east sids, between 9th and sth sls
au.s dam. EDWARD NEWTON
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4 Largee0lecllon on hand Gndysw .lunsre.sIvo,
ass0On as pubIishodat
No lie CiaiEG Row rSu
ne oest Piano Forte HsuHEtoriu the world Riel
4iisons modern sChOoiioT Piano Fores can b,
found OF No Ls Claire Kew, :. - IA
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Brushes.
HAVE ane assortment OF Fancy Hair Brushes,
/ COMBS. also arge 10; OF Paihtsnd other Brushes
for sale by
oetgT ct. WEBB.
Quinins.
fln OF. ofQaiaiue received this day,
ltU anif0Tsele by
oetg7 c, T. WEBB.
ssa BOXES Window Glass Of all sizes RON FXs
OJb 10 30x4g, In store and for sale by
oct9 e. T. " BED
Glassware.
4 FINE assonnsn, Of Druggist Glassware 81 all
y sizes, tor sale by
Jcte7 E. 7, WERR.
Perfamsry,
4 LARGE assortment OF VERY FINE PESFUM.
j EKY Extracts ,&e.-t5 which invite the EtGeE.
.lau OF the ladies'. Fsucy soaps Gc Tor sale BY
oce27 Z, T. WEBB
qstsHG Medicines
just RECElEED,
Gross Ci Rhodes lsYerEud sgue cure,
) I" Smiths Tonic,
"a dog OF Df. Dennes fever ana Ggue eXtsrHi-
wsyrsnted % cure in tbuT hours on external APP
pncsIion, the ont sRI. il his city.
tfet27 G. 4. WEBB.
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~ AAAFHETs superior article just from ths M o
osUUUufaetofy Cor sale wholesale and retail
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A BARGAIN!
IrMBER LATH and SHINGLES
coppypsaITu AND PLuMBER.

coPPERs1ITE AND fLuMhEh
r,,up subscrioeris y o~ preparedt6 90 Ell klIat ?
i go, wa,s Pluu Nag, Roofing, Ae, also 4 gsn
e,sliobbng business Of every dsserpilob eoaneete.
.,,h Inc tn, Coppsr shd Sheet lroL business. go
o.. S...i me Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, sheettob
a.fsirg Tubs Pumps, etc, ete.i urnishee hit !
frsss On tho Ines,rsssonaeietrfr's sha d sh0i'A'
t.os. I'D "a order Al
80 .s,,nnts1 Old Iron, Coppsrsne Lead ssnt-'
AID taken IN exchange for NorE. ,r.,oxr
DsAenpoYi. A pi :. tb5S-JiE ;. = DuMyNt'
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Il. Green.

4.,us.etursrsr arS Dssier IL Hs.: tans, FAfs'
Eosss. Bnek.kiR Glove sn1 eii!tFus
80 "a r.se5Tz Of or ALI MOCK,
w te yhisa ne invite ne aiisaiisn q me eih-
xrns ar nsy rapport, Reek lsnad aga siciniiy. oaE
sr5t.s a.. otiss nii geotseiFeci iSofa hrsi hand
- ~ - atsef s,lot z GODS al gS R,S pfiess
n an, Reisll, Is any fi8ss n iAe west
h&sest ~ i GREEN,
PiDs Az 10 lie Claire Ron,
f4.TenftDrt iowa.
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II e W q o o d s /,
~ ~. III n IL TIN 8
s.anrs- Ituruishius store.

FyItI, e-y1ftmeAs Of everything IN the lns,
N VIZ! Cloves, Grsysts, TICS, sesrfs. SOCKS, rae
pspd srs. Rebss UnderseyI shirts, C9iisrf, Hoss
sna bslf hose. Ladies' Vests and Nose, ChGareis
stJeti4gs Mltts, Lssgingss &c, dc
shirts * sgpsrlor 9aaniy and make, wsrTanies
10 sht. sep ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14
NEWS From THE WEST INDIES.

Meeting or the Jamaica Parltn nmcpt-Acquat-
tri OF mlstary Docton--Mi.sng News
pensss-Prvgress OF aiity
Report.
We have Giles from Jamaica, dated at ngs,on TO the
a7ih Of October.
The ktrsston Morning yorrdl, OF 2sth October cou.
tain. lie Ifollowne news summary -Lioutenant c..
vernon De has i'sues her Majesty. proclamation. sum
mohipg The t~o houses Of toe Colonial Parliament to
meet the 1lth Novenber for the despatch Of brsi
ne.s"
The indictments ssas,ns, prs. Mesc aod Jessop, Tor
their the lamensble occurrence st New
cattle by which the wife OF Lieutenant Colonel King OF
the seth Regiment deprived q nfe by TIE poion OF
ttrychnne, has been ignore tcy the Grand Juty
hlbirg continues 10 held oui good prospects 70 the
A. ar a. The town and neishborhood arc concerned,
the equinocts showers have fAied although
beie,c the untry Districts have not been without
The hisui, hut they seem 70 Yield readily TO medical
treatment yellow fever. for the fret ume has visited
tne miary station Of Newcastle Al an elevation Of 200
Among the obituary notices the pames OF Mr. Henry
Michel, druggist; Mr. Thomas Rodgers, merchant; and
MS Ratcine, vile Of The Rev John Radcliffe presbyte
r,an mipis,er, all OF Kingston.
The "a nj Thomas Ttmo reports favsraby Of the health
OF the island. by the published orc's notice n is
nounced that there have BEEN no deaths OF any kind for
The secre.ny Of STATE Of the colonies has addressed
circular letter 70 the Governors OF the several West nds
ahdp, the question OF surrender ny the Imperial
government Of the oanrol Of The local posts those colo
nNt antNtrb Dave bfen rfIfiVFu lFVm "p to"niDS
Of Jamaica. ST. Lucia, Grenafs, Tobsgo and Antigua
Tue Cornwall Chronicle says,-If the government OF
Ismaca be compelled 70 provide for in future Co
yerncrs thsp surey the appointment Of them should be
ves,ed in the people Of the country the tame ns OF
pee, that the mother country would abandon her ascend
ency over us and have longer veto on the enaot
meat Of our laws Captain Darling, hpceitvely under
stood IN 10 come here and he comes with large family
Th,, pen,l, man we'll known 70 many Of the Southsids
gentry He was Tho secr rnry-tho immediate sseot OF
ssr Ilsne Smith, who acted frequently Ina.
Pulse and on adv, rse principes 70 pnbic opinion,
but fomesmes on dwect smrmsucn Of an
vevntrhe became religious part 'An--he held CORES
rondercc IN The dRancctd. sad h. m~t uniusily and
meet upsrrupuloukly lEsulied sraat number Of ga
temcn.
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NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA,

Yield Of Gold-vin and Copper Mines-Chs-
.sse EmixSataon-Srade eReport-1~iexrapo
Lines over the Coiony-rae Eiectioas-A
Preston Brooks la shc Leigh lafure.
By way o Callao have new IRON seloourne, dated
the 18th OF August.
Not sihsianang the heavy rs;a which have Ia,erered
materially with the d!sgers the mines con,ipue TO yield
beyond the usua average Of god snd quartz ,1ing
operations reported 10 have become exceedngly
ce,siul TIE total amount Of du, received by escort
during the ending he I'd August 81 ssT inces
beng upwsrcs of l2eeo ounces h amount received
In ,he CORES pondlns week OF lsb5.
Tin and copper are appearing TO exist exter s.yelJ In
several widely spread localities.
The wet season nearly over, and trade beginning
10 improve The balance Of Exports from The port q
Melbourne Imports, for the hall year ending s6th
July, 1856, is fl, ga, ,070 steriing
Chinese continue 10 now into the colony; upwards OF
ten thousand having found Their way gold neidf du
ring the 7nths OF May, June ana joy
Agriculture s advancing rrosrerou-'v. much larger
tract OF land is under cultivation than during previous
years, ana the crops promise very favnraoii.
The establishment of t-cRrsph' lines throughout the
entire colonies 10 attracting much attention. The Argus
thus comments upon the schcmcs-U appears that this
ApsIsisn lire s not TO end a, Sydney. II s IN reality
int nded to form part OF = gigantic scheme Ia pro
sr.ss which vii IN mw year, conpect the northern
Prom siDenpore the electric wire and csbe viii be
rcd through the stands and seas Of the Eastern Arcnpe
laso 70 the northern coast Of Australia and will thcre
meet The line from SydLey.
The anticipated attracting good deal OF
attention.
Tho weekly rcpor, Of the ia,h Augus, reports tho
weather unusually cold and aud has been met
with sn inch In thickness near Melbourne.
very large meeting Of tho farmer Ciub held AZ
Melbourne the l3,h when tbev the resolution
thai wheat cannot be grown In Victoria fer css than S.
sterling the boshel Tho cultivation Of oium u ulked
ct The Governor General SIR W. beansson delivered .
lecture 'rhe employ OF machinery IN Sydney
which attracted much attention.
Mr. George oskes, Of the members Of the ~ dney
Assembly, was severely cowhded tho aouse the
Va Tor insulting the wife Of the nfsrr The oggee sub
ni,ed 10 the punishment With Christian meesness.
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~
The schooner Chry,ote, Captain Ackery. arrived this
morning u on Brszes santiago, winch pott she len tho
Let mt fhe Chrysole brings the mails Sin passengers
ard sloo,TsJ n spscie 70 sundry cons'gnees..
by this arrival We have received the important ntci-
Il that teGeTai Vdsurri he's taken Camareo, ard
vcr'd advsnce CO Naiamoros These advices
ctlnmcd by the paseengew and by private letters
prousht by The Cbry,ote The report received by the
Anita fruu TsmpiSo days since. that arrange
n,ept bad been made between yldaurr and C.rza ia
proved n nave been unfourded.
An inIoyisnt letter from vidsurris camp, on pre-.
viousiy 10 The surrender Of Camargo, viii be found
below.
We have also received the Boietin Ofcai of Monterey
(ycaurn's orsan,) 10 TIE leth nit, which states tnat
there wa. great spirit enthusiasm throughout the
States Of Neuvo leon Jsaiuls favor OF vidsurrl
Is leading articles that there now d-ect issue
between "Ceniral" and "Frontlerr Mexico and boldly
a. sert that The orcss Of the Central governments cannos
overcome those of the Frontier
eovces had been received at Monterey of the intended
advance or General Ro.as Isnda sAn Luis Poos to
hetahues, The particulars OF which we gave some laws
spce In the hevs nom Mexico.
U,wp NlnAURR, sstR CassRGo Oct N. 1859
Here en-, IN The camp Of the HbeyassrR aymf There
are ave here upwards Of LOCO men hne looking se,
fellows - ever saw together. Thee sts Cotainr
from Irsres six hundred more. with sx oannoa caras
has bu egbt hundred men, AL told, uuf small guos
vaausFl vas shtiing the tovn Of CamwRo yesieri iay
having just received uor.er from MOuiargv, me ar
resJ Il u charge Of r, Jordon, from Laredo Who % an
ems lGscr sld very able It's shot fgcT n8 NOR.
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tar worked beautifully arc Anosked the houses about
the esrsof the Cauargo is1s We cvad the hsusss
tumble from the camp
They have completed iAs boats and only awsa the
afrvsi OF saragma with TIE ailiuonsl force Who IL
co ming down On ihe oiIe. r1c of the Saa Juan Lpcn
bis arrival the wboe force v III cross. shore wss 9
rucr In camp this morning bst Garcia had retired rc
Csmsfgo. rarty i juss go.pg over TO There
3t0 men crossed day Lesore yesterday who have
gone out 10 meet Saragesa.
When ycaurri starts Tia lsss;lons contiuue on
70 nsaOros; then,c TO IapIc0 and San Louis 1oos
Monterey Last night expresses In from several
parts OF tho interior Several owna had pronounced for
ucRprr and there were good troops that could be
ent down 70 oppose him. you bw IL prosper
%. Everything bare Is al enthusiasm. The men were
Isd OF yesterday, aud have plenty OF money.
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to . satisfactory termination ID useless and further
nds himself compelled 70 Garry out his instruction and
and nior him that her Britannia esys gouernmsus
finding ell its efforts Intellectual is resolved exact the
iul amount Of the debt due 70 Mr. Aacxirtosh and for
this purpose the Admiral Of her Britannia MsJesys West
India squadron will orders TO tho coast Of
New Granada 10 take foroble measures to compel the
government to comply with It's obligations to Mr. Mackn
Regrets exceedingly being forced to this step, &c &c.
sR. PonBo TO MR.. GRIFFITH.
EoGoTA, Oct o, 1855.
Tie Executive has received with regret the dis
agreeable notification that Mr.. Griffith has found hts
duty TO make, and in view thereof animated the
hand by sincere desre 70 comply with the understand
ing between the two governments relative to
mediation, ana on the other obliged TO give 70 ths
nation full Of his conduct In the matter and ths
unfortunate turn has taken, has ordered that the au
thores OF the Atlantic be notified that they Offer
no hosty reprisai TO the operations Of the British
naval forces because he dogs not fear that they to
cause unnecessary damage TO noieusve persons, AM
rona guarantees British Subjects although the good
this particular.
Protests before tho British government against It's
we're measures believing that aer careful exsi
nstion II will oier reparstion and satisfaction to New
GrsDaca.
new line Of steamers TO the South Pacific, running
from New Yo,k to Aspinwali and from Panama ValpA
raso, spoken Of In order TO open the trade with
Liverpool more ext nsivey IN English agent s to be
sent to New York in orde to arrange matters
Asevere gale had been experienced at Aspinwall.
stone for the Washington monument was TO be for
waYded from 40 irthmus quarry.
Amorg the arrivals by the British steamer at Panama
were Admiral Lugoei, who ccmes out to take command
ss and Si a.
The Panama Herald Of November 8. says;--0n rh1rs-
dny evening one OF the empty passenger WAS by
We regret 70 learn that DR.. Ro,trup, who at
the time. severely spvaned his leg in jumping OIL the
ttAre to avoid being run over
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Balance for interest. ................ sss,tst %
But there very important observation 40 be msde
IN respect 10 nese two balances which 10 con scrt
SEcm from active into passive balances
In the year 1853 Mr.. John Mackntosh bad received In
tbe name account of hs brother, James Msesn-
tsh per bonds OF the Interior consolidated debt
With their respective monthly couponshc 6rst OF
payable In February 1870 and deferred bonds
Cor urpa.d Colombian INTEREST According % toe nth
article Of The Convention OF 1851 all these documents u
credit were 10 be returned that emission
gcapg boncs might take place; and aoy OF these con-
son,ed bonds returned, the nominal value OF
them would deducted IRON he recognzet capital and
the yage coupons snd defefred touds
xould be deducted from tins interest to be hqudaed
Tho emission OF floating bonds vas made 1T 70 TIC
whole sum that to be e1cnsnsed, aud al these nOt
delivered have been ready for delivery snce December
T. 1893 Now then. the sum Of bonds received Tor caIA
fs ard Interest The to be hqdatcd 10 favor Of
Mr.. Msckintosh. s tnsi Of the items b. Z, T., -
and f........ f0cti9U# ~
AnB The sum received In
chsnrc has been March IL,
1853. in consolidated per
cent bonds. ds............. .sisT 22o 90
One bond fer remainder OF ca
piial... .........s.......... bW
Gov cops OF con sc hdstea bonds 81 500 20
Notes fov Granada interest,". $4,000 as
In unpaid Colombian bonds... ees,TS3 gTts -
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BOLIVIA.
THE COAL MtaTs-srLvER ORA NEW CABrSE

THE COAL MtNTs-sILvER ORA NEW CABINET
srOKEs 0F-THE PRESS.
Government baa granted 10 Pro,aco PradcI h
CO. TOR prod oi ten years the exclusive rgnl o work
ue the cua mines discovered by him In the district OF
Csquabr, without any detr1ment In the privileges
gEnted tor EQUAL scoveres TO other parts Of the
ku0Lc.
Asoc'tty was being organized In Oruro for working
the syeImine called DescubridorA situated In the
tsos Of Chuani 10 tle old mining dstrict Of Avcaya
an Opposition ioutra had appeared In roios entitled
La OJsasog.
~ said that the President intends organizing a new
cshiUe., The caDaaGies nsmsd beng Sfes. Friss, Ur
quue Ccriss, Rurtrsgo, Deg sdio Sair Vale del M
and icf The War Department Generals Molina and
As1afra.. 1ne oouniIy cas- quite TRANQUIL |.
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The Late Battles at hiassaya and Granada
Granada backeI by she AAISew-GcneunI
Walkers Asa0 Quarters Piundered-His
Papers and ClotEaes stOlcn-A rmy PrOvlsi ons
Carried OM-Mr l4avs.e tess and reverend Mr..
Whs eAcr Shoe--iesreat or the Enemy.
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ARRIVAL OP THE GEORGE LAW.
~N~~~~~~~~e~~~~~~~~S--~~~~~
Two WEEKS LATER NEWS FReM CALIFORNIA.
N~e~>~~~~-~>~~~-~N>>~r-~~
EXECUTION OF TIE NOTORIOUS TON BELL.
THE HAMMOND Trial.
~~o,s~o~~~-~~~~~~~S~>S~~~~
Letters from Mr. Buchanan and xr.
Fillmore.
$I, ,626, ,5O7 in Treasure Arrived.
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~~o~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
MAE KErS,
6c.. Nc kc
EXECUTION OF THE NOTORIOUS TON BELL
THE HAMMOND TRIAL.
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
n A r x z rS,
Gc., &C., DC.

me United States mail steamship George law, Wms
Lewis Herndon, q. N, Commander, sailed from Asps.
wall Nov. g. at O'Clock p N with the mails, passsa-
gers and treasure for New York, bro,gLt down on 10
Pacific side by the steamer Golden Age and arrived here
about O'Clock yesterday morning Sbe has experienced
succession Of strong northeasterly Winds with vey
heavy during the e1trc passage. All well on board,
there not having bsen single case Of sickness amoas
the passengers since their leaving Panama Nov IL 10
O'Clock r. NJ, lat, 3427 long. 1854, passed brig Swaa,
OF Portland, borna south. Same day, O'Clock p n,
passed BRIG South, bound 10 the Southwest
We are indebted TO the Pacific Express Company and v
the enerprsn2 California expresses Of Wells Fargo q
Co and Freeman & Co. for fles OF papers
The health Of the Isthmus good and the railroad
in fine order.
The outward malls and passengers from New York and
New Orleans Get 20 left Panama for San Francisco In
stesmer Golden Gate, ocs. 81, At 10 A. NJ. Passengers
all in excellent health.
The United States ship Independence and soop. .ovAs
st. Marys were OF Panama The sloopof- war Saratoga
was OF Aspnwal; officers and crew all veil.
The steamer Golden Age, J. 7. Watkins, commander,
sailed from San Francisco Oct co. p NJ ~ith e74 pes
eepgers the United States mails, and g. 9O2 o0S in s
on freight, dessntd ~ follows
Fer New York.. l0I
Panama. .......................... II, ,o24
Total ................ .......s $ / ooa, ,oos
The Golden Age on the 2fih lit., 9:2o Pm, passed
steamer Sierra Nevada bound TO San JUAN on the 2Ssh
rt sA.M passed steamer orzaba, bound San Fran
CISCO the 27lh ult., $50 An, seventy four miiea
north Of Acapulco boarded by boat from q. BIN.
shp Ncnarch thesas day, ut PM arrived q, Aoapui
CO, End sailed thence for Panama day ., Pm,
and arrived Panama Nov. 2, at o:3oP.M.
The Y. 8. mail steamer Granada G. cray command
or, called from Aspinwan for Havana Nov. 3, Pm,
with the as and passengers from San Francisco FOR
New Orleans.
Tho following Ia the treasure ns, By the George
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Difference against Mr. Msckntosh. $40 $50 sftf
1hereiore Mr.. James Macintosh 20 the reputuc
lary here expressed; debt procccdiug dc NJ
less The amount of consolidated bonds of Witch his
brother disposed of those present In the HANDS o the
person Interested, hpd Of the sum covered by sS
month"; interest said uds THIS result may perhaps
st nyst sgnt cause surprse but is truth " fuesiona
be and there OF among the archives of the
Brtsh frsation II will cause surprise, for II 10
plainly mascet In consequence Of careful exam nations
recently msdo.
The republic has fu right TO exact The compensation
due and N might even be said that hs government IL
bound 10 nerpo-c Tor the purpose OF obtaining It, With
the authority cf her Britannia Majestys government
which paronzcs the rights Of Mr. Macintosh as an Eog
eh susject aud whijn sns'ans and recsims the exact
hninent Of tho convention Of 1851, u nfth article not
having bcen--to the prejudice Of New Grsnsds-punciu
Ally executed.
fbe preceding exposition being made with all desirable
cearnes vond be inopportuno for the undersigned 10
enter N present into an examination Of the complaints
and oiv only imputabie 10 ~ uoterssuii
o. toe side and very and calams,ous crcum
ttsross the oherwh'cn gave rise 10 the cd
convention cf 1855, and paruculsrly andoa L.
rae n such aBeceden 10 the note Of the Britn iea
acn d would oe also hopportuno ~ cal rtteptl,n
certain phrases and expressions N said note whct