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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, l. |. Newtown. - T"essay, June
- Is5e-Tworaces First race, Fashion stake, three
vea,s old mile heats Subscription $500; forteit sloo
W H. Gibbons named CD Car ''''''''''''''''--'''.
L No,ri. FAMED h. Etisueita. ...'.'..-''''..
Pobey, r Morris named E. Margaret Morris raS u
c. w y Cisrcrer uaued ch E lds.......... rsa u
! shaw nan ed eh Eta Tso ="
W. - Tine. 2oo-l5f I'll
Tho racing on the fret day was very poor Inc
- 10. t6e favori,e Sl0O to $50, with few ,ak-r,
There wa. large attendance on the track to witness
these races. -, .-., -. T.,
Secoid race, club pure. $3.50, two nile meats En-
trance $500 TO go 10 the second horre;
n p fIsr. named b. .AoeiEss..........'.'.'.'.'' 4
Col Greer named br Augrsts.
/ cl.x named b. Balloon.
Iitehftld named Bsery..
T. A Time s. ~ -S:fs ~
III, .oo,d rsoa Adeloisa was the favodte sl0O To
AZ and won yery hancy IN two heats. The person.
no were out TO wtnes. the returned quite Dis
satisfied.
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R,CIPrIos oY Ma. FILLMORE The ion, con
mitiee Of the Common Council met At the CITY Hall
yesterday 10 further perfect arrangements for The re.
eeptn o; MI FILLMORE, Alderman Briggs in The
char. Ii was deoioed to meet the e1 President q;
the Collins wharf, foot Of Canal street, and AID
Briggs and Councilman vso Ripper we're appointed
committee Of reception. On the arrival o. the Asrc.
Mr. Fl more will be conducted 10 the ST Nicnol.s
Hotel and while the steamer is coming Up the b ~
salute Of one hundred guns viii be fred from the
Battery. The public reception vii take place on the
following day. depuation from the Bruoklyn
Common Council was present yesterday TO make
preparations to hsve NJ Fillmore visit Brooklyn
durir lie stay IN New York The c mmit,es will
meet sgan on Friday to arrange details
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To TIE rnrrnKs nE TIE \ Y. EXPRESS:

To TIE EDITORS or THE y. \. EXPRESS:
L. fery 70 the renewed Gitset yeserds,s kKre you'd
that N, psions 10, merely the s 81 Nee ort
,ccv but are roe earsee q prorery spTreeanx enter
thar TIE tS2-.s, tecrs
pais e'ceuee sRt when hs, fails sipFy de6csnsy
~ trsuins uIcn imssirsrons
cn..isor the yslue OF worsi,y which ssnisrns
Is .shhor and rsfasrs 20 bear sdeu ard ssve
A Of this cry % the esss Of audi
sace sofse. sni 70 rcba, The Esersss
= .@Ao u there being bat Eve The aay
evening dunn the psst vesk
Of ths country for their
.se 4 and eoGu.e. all sDeh deter
mr. - 10 political and r~rsonN motives the esss Tor Ar,
Cr'cn robder vel the Snias Of the Words hon cot
~ us , r~nc-" !. kELLss.
Frtire Hal. June II. lsS.
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81 WASTED ME PASSAGE. Among the many chou
ssrdr @; MormOns whO come TO this country We DO
bot believe there have been any sho belonged to Ire
laro The elders do not OBJ ain any converts among
The Irish, ror do their doctrines find favor we'll
known sh gentleman III This city observed to us YES
t.fday ths h. had in vain endesvored TO detect an
Ir-hmsn OF woman among the many Mormons who
have entered Castle Garden. On Saturday last $50
Normous were landed az the depot from the ship
1Lorutor most OF them having been sent out at the
expense Of the Mormon Emigr ant Fund. He sa~
among item English Scotch Welsh, Jerseymen,
Danes end Swedes in great numbers, and ~ last he
thought be detected q solitary Paddy. Walking up
to him. he inquired his name john DAILY, Sur, he
replied. " Are You an ldshmsnF Troth, | am
thar sane Yer honor Assuming tone OF rebukc,
be continued: Are you Norm n, tor With an
cir OF exquisite drollery he whispered: Faith, am
not; but, ye see, / raHief me possdge." Have You
sry money ?" Nver h,pny" Then you had
better go with them To the West, to st. Louis, aud
leave them there "Indadc, Sir, We been wild EN-
too lang already and I'm thInkin Ill lave EN- and be
ri At want
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BROOkfNN. |

BKOOkTNN. r, u, JuHt To, INW.-Hcssrv
TAYLOR HopGgrrs No. 80 Bekmsnst. New YORK: Hav-
CANS lest for the Of preserving
fruits and vegetables take great essu, Ia tesfyns 90
their al hers. We would sivise all pcrsous
d-.r fruits aid v.sesbes 60 give them trial,
hes, spest OF preserving th,r traits etc
A. An kENP Odeon Gardens
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rd- wheelharsov they lke baf Improvements Of
vii head. The Dull and fading Dssnsrsctype he's bed
20 dan progress presents 18th the ssss portraits things al
truth spirit hesuty everlasting representatives. Of the psls
takes .CCo daily At No 80 Broadway. q. Botss~
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GOVFRNORS CT THE AIMS HOUSE.

The Board Of Ten Governors met yesterday after
noon at their rooms in the Rounda. Present, Cows.
Draper Anderson, Townsend, Oliver, Gunther Dugro,
Bel, Tiemann, Smith.
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There's be suty forever unchAngDgly bright
the poet snd thar beauty what mskes Roors
uhcent PHcrocsAPHs deservedy popular Reside bang
perfect henr.ses they durable oil paintings sal
r,msn unchanged in all climates aud temperatures Call and
specimens AZ No. S6S Broadway.
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THr S1ocKroS SEcEDERs CONVENTION The Con
vention continued it, session yesterday at Nst,ua
Hall, Canal street. The Committee on Resolutions
reported twelve clarifying Stockton and Raynor gong
in for free speech and free Kansas, tenouuinz the
pres ut Administration, and in favor Of Pacific Rail
road. as well other internal Improvements The
Committee on Notifying Candidates reported tn,
owing TO the limited time, they hsd been un,ble to
communicate with Commodore Stockton, bu, would do
70 as early a. possible and announce the result 'hroug
the Pu bic Press. pteches we're made by NJ. Redch
Of Pennsylvania and others, aud, after short session
tie Convention adjourned sine DIE.
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GAS FIXTURES Al REDUCED PRICEs.-The
anxious 10 reduce their stock will make liberal
ABDUCTION on Al! their fixtures 20 CASH PuncH,sEss
COR 4 WafrrEiSsy No. 9f Broadway. cor sstst
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DRUGGIsTs.-E. w. n. 4 5. can obtain DUR
so celebrated CArARsH lat his price IA New York.
Boston sud Philadelphia, ard q - 49,
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tAiyerl-meutl
To TIE IADIEs.-Rapdones and other gluti.

nsve rsa,ions which ladies have been TO sss TO
k,s BE tsir smooth. be dsp-nsed With LSo>'s
KAE.soN exe. al these prepsrsons Tor such purposes 81
the tin mpsrns beautiful lus'Ir and nscd Tor
shut the hal and give Asf slossy appearance
.hih much admired Sold every where a. y CENTS pee
hottie
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Atvrriscmenf
TUE FANoI-S NATIVE N&--Ihe most pop-

usr Native nr.us produced the So Prrs Drama, nos
So successful beyond al exsmpr. 81 bAsNVs's Mrssrs.
Nrwyosx PArsors BArrIt OF SAS.rocA," 10
rounesd repetition this afternoon well this evening"
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NV FERRYPo,rS Tie new steanbost. George
Warrington and George Law are now completed an |
rad, for service. Messrs Pease & Murphy of the
Fulton loon Works are the builders of their engines and
,oiie,s. Tie boa'. are intended fo the South Tenth
stree. Ferry Steam has been applied, and ths result
las been very satisfactory to the Chief Engineer Mr
w H. Skidmole.
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APPrsr oF RrSyERs.-It will be recol'ected BY
our readers that on the 7th of May last Council men
Smith and a lumber OF runners engaged in the for
wardng of immigrant passcrgers, boarded the snip
s, Nicholas and took off the passengers in violation
of the laws If the State aud sold them tickets to the
Wee. On Taesday morning Leopold Lorehz Adam
Nathan. Elias Levy, Jacob Mohndof and Jacob
Schwa zcbild were arrested for the msdemeaoor, At
the instance al he Commss opers Of Engra'ion and
taken 10 the Tombs Justic., Welch gave the case a
hearing and reserved his decision.
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b.y hsv. aken ample tim. - preparation. snc intend
70 &c. rtacy 'ur visitors by lie MIDDLE OF September
In the mean tine the pa,scs vii remain open - asas.
81 it captains many objects Of curiosity, and ~hen
I'd b, u- In-titute vii prcbaby cootan - many
Valusb- aiirartiors as ever hss since wS opened
The C,i'e Show vii hs hed q: Hamilton square,
end prubaby in cOur ection with hat though not by
the Institute there viii h. exhibition OF isi~>
hor-. nsp-hip, siuar to he 81 the State Far II
Elmra tst Fall open 10 sl the world AMI the resi-
81 uauk nd" !; IS also the Managers intentions 10
arrange the show The square to admit visitors
il Carriages, - To mike it pr.ssnt drive oat tn
the show I'D sr,uId The grounds. without nereSst,
rg ladies 10 leave their rsges sud walk through
the gates and s,iresome dusty tramp, and 10 many
very unptert sting one, through the ncOSure. THIS
excellent Nrsngem. q, Will attract many thousands
that vii let 90 mp by s'sg-s II va one Of
II Of the failure Of the S,a,e Fair 81 the - ne
place two yesrs aso.
We suggest 70 the Managers 10 make early arrange
for trsp- Of lsrge on the Harlem rosd every
fifteen MINUTES l"E price, -rd II the public kno~
time that there viii be way for everybody IN the
city TO ct to their show. and trust 20 chance
very bad chGDce-as DID the State SJCetys M,nag
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PHYSICIANS KNOW that MIND is potent agency
The .ss,.cp the err- Of psesses rssssotoer ~oaiA
Cesly I'D IN then ds1oO.is ExsDnssn' anil vr''tea De-
,soIs Of ehAr.ser BY Prof FowLSs No sos Brcsissy
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IAiyertis-,nsnt.1
GAS Gas Gas FIXTURES Of new and beau


nful ie. sns lust for the Sprns Trade.
A.o the chs.p-., aud PosrsBLE Gas WcRKs Of new
and construction for pysts wenss VILLAGES Ne
For wholesale retail call Manufacturing Depot
No so Broadway AscHsR, WAaNER a Co.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

ZFAL BLISDIY APPIIrD.-The part OF East Brook
lyn called Jacksons Hollow was greatly excited yes
terdsy by small army of policemen, black boys, &C.,
who inv AIDED the territory and drove oil numerous bs
and little swine TO the City Pound. The poor irisa
women, their owners, begged, wept, fought, but the
police conquered. AL this while there exist, IN viola
ton of law, II. this hollow south of Myrtle avenue,
large ard noisome ponds stable draining allowed ."
spread the ground and run along filthy creek, Tor
hundreds of yards making fetid stencil in the whole
neghboihood and strongly endangerng the health OF
a La ge part of the ward. One of these creeks aud
ponds is especially offensive, west Of Classon avenue.
inst south Of Myrtle. If the Mayor or the Board Of
He slth would stop this nuisance, il would be real
good-the pigs nothing in comparison.
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GRAND TEMPERANCE CELTBRArIOy.-The Seventh
At1Iy.r-ar, of the t. L. Suo~ Socisl Union M. II,
~,s Yesterday c-l' brred by an excursion To Ne~ark
By, n j.. and in fne grove shout 800 persons
as enbl 20 hesr the ora,i,n. speeches music e..
IL was a del. htful time aud all returned safe Ia
cit, sbout o'clo,k without al accident 10 mar the
pleasures Of thu day.
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BODIES REcoyr body of Newton Swsney,
dow1ed Port Hamilton two weeks .ncs wss picked up 90
Rcekaway Beach Monday The body u sailor, much ~
,oros.d .ss rich up At ID. foot Doughty street He
bue .b blue IAns and esthef ost about hls waN
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NV CHrRcH.-It will be gratifying to the friends
Of the North Presbyterian Church, (Dr. Hatfield,
Pastor. TO Learn that the corner Stoce of their
church now III course of erection at the north west
corner of Ninth avenue and Thirty fr- street, will be
laid Tomorrow afternoon At O'Clock.
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This beautiful weather is just the time to get

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ForsD DRowSEn The body OF an unknown man
was picked up on Monday afternoon Mt Robbins ef
and taken to Quarantine, S. l. He was about 80 years
of ge 3 feet inches high, dressed in black frock
coet. bcmbGzine pants and vest and had ss in gold
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BOARD % EDuCATIos.-A special meeting was u
last evening bat not being la attend
snee The Board adjourned M the ars Tuesday July
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CITY ITEMS.

TX President Fillmore was Passenger OF board The
Arseo from Havre to Coves, AID Will return to Amer
ica by the Atlantic, leaving Liverpool Juuell.
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ForsD DRowsED.-Coroper Hanford held in
quest Yesterday OreeDpont the boy Of unknown
woman fond floating Fast River The body vsry
decoupo,ed and the only article OF wearing apparel
10 " as the mi OF q dark calico dress.
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The Political Siamese Twins Is a pertiaent picture
for the times, published by Ros- & Toucey.
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THE ALLEGED one Kindred THOUSAND Dollar
SwINpLE reat the charge ssaip.t wn
H,rrs for .wudliiz Mr.. Jsmes CARVE farmer Of Oen
Cove j. 81 property 20 the vnn- OF about fVpVU was
resuu ed Yesterday before Justice wood.
Mr. Robert Gsrer Nc N Av-nu- c. took the stand aud
es,,ta 20 hav psnps for fifteen years AMI sUays
NV hin 10 he poor h.d ~" GAVE for nearly twenty
y,,rs saw them April last IN Maiden lane Girve
ttsn cutie the 81 rs, b., azain aw th1ta To-
sether AZ rorte house Of Bro)e street, T. Oifvs
was then iuab Hama beguenty called n see ~seess aud
t g.t r.rett or which be hsd paid tor Mr. Oafvei
h. At thai time tod witness that he bad lease VI 6he
rlsce At Glen Cove for twenty ons yeafs. a. on-
Iis and potatoes san -i'' tha
h. had tswers Ofn@y To iT.nsct ~ hrfy-s bH'n''
b,J bl 81 81 the bark J. Wall sni tho pan
~ n. noon md said he bad pic ed Osrv. mp drunk,
src ned bin sb sfd sbe,- he wanted MN "nr'
brt q rvie did cali on animation witness stated
ef HsuDc oi bran hist h. wanted the - receipt tf nns7
,. ma, CARVE he hzbi. Of on J''e when 10
10 The CIV saturday James % Oonnsl, who had
nevor,y gwen testimony eros examined but 40 fs
rsnrs rsferis Is from those eceG the direct eIanns
tior vele elCi,sd.
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A,,,,c,.r.s-,,rr, FAIR-Woskmen are s!feaiy
ere.ees in fitting up the Crystal Paa'e 70, the mex.
~. - In.,itute. which the haoages
intend .t,u .Ice.d any other IN its 'it'''ton'' oC'a
- 49, v.i,o., tia; they have ever held
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rerrg from those eetee Oh the direct eIAHihs
tiOr veIe eNcNed.
CHrury . BsGGaR TO AZ IsSAST-The Third
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UTrs {, u II N manner az TO make soessr u b.
sad ag.eisi'e Pr IN s' " Yer, ,bs I ,,.
eA,rsu.el, deubtsl The woman on ne dlseoye o. be-
isty se ted 10 escape bot the fber capture Def '' "
va. committed % the Tonb- ~ 'sEf~n''
AppEsr OF CosFDYScE WoHAS. "A woman
N.ry O'ConzOr Yesterday arrested chatsl wa
fsTrE ds.Bt.d several uia,rs OFT Of vtns'y Of o3ne
L.B 10 sks selections fr1. 10 tb. shs obssei on
Nd., a. several haud. ne bonnsis from the 'ofs o. '
A A Bate. No ~ Tlrl Nc which she apofopNe. %
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TIE nomination Of Mr. Buchanan does NOT a. al
h.6n al BIO stand prnelps eaa ,neJ -
fh.' WITH thsf BAiOn eve'y free sue msy c1tea
az Ksr.s. cry .ood for redress and ne syppsfhe's
esrr, Of freeman vii r,spoId IN ne oniy Tsesn ~
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TIE Fox MuRDrs CAsE.--Me'yrs: Schsnck and
Sue, counsel John FeI ~bo va tessIuy essse'sd ~
:. Ioh, H.brv At New. BrBIs~ch, sppisd 20 the Cbsa
80, ~ aow vE Of error " remove the tsss
81 yor 10 the satres Court Ito beard the sss
~ son...i on saturday and Monday be allow cd
H. ., a. the case will be carried 20 ibs supreme Court !"
sscia. |. Lsthsr OF not . tns shall be had
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Then follows the last resolution;
BoJr,d That we recognize the right OF the people OF all
tho eorie, including Kansas and Nebraska acting th oGsh
the fslyexpreed will OF the majority Of setas iesaens a
.ipton with or without domestic Slavery and be admitted
! : s" a1s ''' '''D ~
Take all these resolutions together and the deduc-
,iop which we must necessarily draw from them Is
do, al 10 Congress of any power whatever to egsate
mon the subject of Slavery The last resolution de
nj, 10 the people of the Territory any power over tne
snbect save when they shsl have sufficient number
10 iorn a Constitution and become State, ana also
de mes that Congress has any power over the suec.
and 80 the resolutions hold that tins power 81 ieas' III
allowance while the Territory is in a territorial con-
dtiop That is the only conclusion which you can
draw from these resolutions. Alas for shsr-hved
territorial sovereignty. II TO its death IN the
house Of its friends; was buried oy the saic hauu'
which had given IT baptism >,
Rnt Sir | did not ise for the purpose oil Discussing
these resolutions, but only to read then ana Sate ue
action which propose TO take III view oi them may
i urobsby shall-take some subsequent OCCASION
~ sha cndeayor TO prt sent TO the Senate and the
cnnntry fair account of what Is the true issue pre-
s,1ted TO the people for their CONSIDERATION anu ue
cis-n. A.. A. Cincinnati
Cor yen,ion has Endorsed and approved OF the rePea o'
,bs Missouri Compromise, from which 80 many eVl,
- aIready fowed-from which, fear, more ana
worse evils must yet be anticipated II ~Vua' o ~
com,se be expected that the Presidential nominee OF
Nst Convention would accept, cordially and cneeriuy
the platform prepared for him by his party rehu' w
na,.on can object TO that There Is no equivo;a'o
On his part about the matter beg eave I" ,sSa :,
ho,t exract from speech of that gentleman m1ue ~
-; nv home within the last few days. In reply 10
he keystone Club, which paid him visit there MI
Buchanan sald' :, -, -. xo, =.
Gent emen weeks SINCE should nave .S Of
J., y, s,..ch lint now hsve been placed on "
brb mos h. ny spprove and that an sIea. 'o "a mn,
~ -e.er,,,ye OF the Democratic party snn no -
ue -. Rnch.nsn must square Conduct seeotuns 70
KY me-, :, he party and new plank nor TAKE o'
r.,s .xer,s leave TO me only unpleasant duty,
licb !. TO declare here that can man'sin political
oc;.,,op with no party that insists upon sach doc,
,rnt that support no man tor ,,I ~ hat
go. Nth which God has endowed me shall be en-
pIcyed TO battle manfuly firmly and ,nss'eniy or ~.
9"sst demanded as ii is by the highest interest o.
tke country which owns al my allegiance. ,,;o, q,
| The PRfsipEsT-The out stion Il on Tue n,oooa "
a. S.na,or from Maine to be excused frum further SET
v;ce on The Committee on Commerce.
The motion was agreed to.
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ADDRESS BY REV. DR.. BETHUNE.
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lis interviews with Lords PalmerslOn and
Clarendon.
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The Enlistment Difficulty and Central
American Question in Parliament.
Speeches Of the Earls Of Derby and Clarendon,
Lords John Russell and Palmerston, and
Mr.. DiUaeli
PACIFIC TONE OF THE LONDON PRESS.
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Mr.. marey's Dispatches Made Public In
England.
FRANCE TO MEDIATE BETWEEN SPAIN AND MEXICO
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BAPTISM OF THE KING OF ALGIERS,
PACIFIC TONE OF THE LONDON PRESS
FRANCE TO MEDIATE BETWEEN SPAIN AND MExIC

The q. S. mail steamer Hermann, +. Higgins, COM
mander, arrived early Thursday morning. with dates 70
helsth ult l62 passengers full and valuable cargo
German, French and British merchandise and SAT 6lg in
gold.
The Fulton had arrived out
The news by the Hermann has been anticipated by the
arrivals OF the North America and Canada at Quebec and
Halifax
The Eermann has maintained her usual reputation for
making pleasant passages
The report that fleet OF British ships OF war was pre-.
pairing for the North American station to be ready
OF war; conradicted They only intended relieve
those which are ordered home Tor repairs.
despatch from Madrid OF tbs 18th ofJune says:The
Cortes have authorized the marriage Of the aana Aaa
with Prince Adalbert of Bavaria
Tie preparations for the al expedition against Mex
loo continue But later advices, teegfaphed Paris on
the day report that the government accepts the
mediation Of France in the difference with Mexico
The London Times Of June 18th, says Mr.. Champion late
British Minister to the United States OF America arrived
IN London yesterday and had interview with the Earl
Of Clarendon. Mr.. Champion also paid visit vscoun,
pamerston.
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New York, Saturday, july 3, 1856.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
Inauguration Of the Washington
Statue in Union square.


UNyEILMG OF THE STATUE.