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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-14
TRAVKLLNR's GUIDE.


Island rerrym,on and siser rhursaay. June me sn
Leave Pori Hanlins *, sx nv A n; ~ 81 ~
leave BsJ Ridge At IN W and ux A NJ IN. ;s. 81 ant
leave ss.,sn Island tor ror, Hsra,,cr s.y snse
w t,, and ioS IN AZ ~ and e< r. ~ and "a" "a
,Tsre ssxesn any OF The l.adlar a., ceps. . uO..s
sooG .od sroosiya frsa sss sdss ,1raaa. ave ~
nu,es wan froo, NE Gerry.
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- s. A.: .s:s S .s,
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uARLxk KAu.RoAD-sUxmAx MRsAssEHUs
a ccTnenc,ns wednssas;ys 1ans 8 isG
iSx orossS 20. ssu s s viii uss O. $1,000
ovss TsI. viz .tss.. I.ss s.soess: ! Fas,s
srnsq. VIZ xsssrs Rsirasd ts xb.ny rroi ssrssss
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w Hss =. tam :oDDns ~ :
Sr v,Issmssrsase ram. sooPlus a. ii ssssssa
sfn crosos SIs vsin ssppins . ~ ..aoes
EH "H''a'''f J. Sx i:1Ps s 81 .ass
NEW YORK AND KRIE RAILRoAp:xos AND Arrrs
IN Monday june b ISL and until further n,tics p.ssep
punstrk express ate ". for Dunhirk
ssf, a NJ. for Duusik and Buffalo and inermedise
RosElsna passenger, at seP NJ from FOO, Of Chambers
ssS s ~ os f Ss.Ssf. Mdd,s sna
Imisrsnt All r n. for Dunkirs and Buffalo and inter-
The above trans run daily Sundays excepted.
ktgh At a n NJ for nv
Night e1prsss Al 2. NJ, for Buiialo every day
c.usaSs ss sSa Sseas ss RAILROAD M Sssra Fs.
% s se s su nna Tn9 sSd New ssr
York Railroad Tor Rosheser At arsa Bend with belswre
nellsy lie with ne Bun.o and Sss ors city Rsi,,osa ior
Tor Cleveland Cincinnati iSsf sSssDsi PRESIDENT
SUNDAY ROUTE TO HARLEM GENTS YoRKvrILR
- ut--siesmbost ioias-ianiing A. Tenth street and
I9F N, P. N. Leaves Harlem bridge al iiS A. NJ 80
I'M srsTra STREET -oLAIRvoYArcs-ss ssY.
llV soUR, few dcrs west q oro~dwsy, tse mos -
ssessss discoysrv and cured oursbs unesrns AVIS, ~
business, absent n1esds Ar ssd ssasaeiion xuarsnssA
uOO oREEswICH STREET, NEAB CHAMBERs-ALL
OUU agree Madame MAR Is hs wonder Of the sge. She
has sud- couneced vita psrencogy which enables ser Y.
DO wealthy when and whom you W marry and m fse
uere TIE most wonderful csirvoysnt Known.
" ksTRCLOofsT THAT BKA-s rHE wORLD-avD
~ fve thousand dollars reward II offered Who
surps-s Nod. CLIFTON In giving All
particularly losses law aud tiers
she also gives lucky mum Any wshnt % 81
Information VI kind would Dc viii ~ cal AMI nus
ttrsi gned badly ~ B-she IA no hunbus Call sud ssiN
yourselves Residence Sh Orchard street. between bonson
and Stanton streets.
Mrs ". DnvEAR, LArv or FLORIDA C.AihxOE
IVA ant seeing medium and healing hysicfsn - ~ 80,
discovered and cured; favorable unerrinE sdos on 80.
uccs sbeeus friends, Ae Res,derce, ne Nrek 'ue'"
Kinr.
L IIADAMn DUBoyCp. TIE GRxlIRsr kkpiOAL
M elsirvoyant now living. for ne exsnnsacn sna 49,
msof dfsease 3 chrortr nature, w. IVY u0~
NV LDnnpA On rWMa ~ esnnmee06
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SUNDAY ROUTE TO HARLEM GENTS. YoRKvrIIR
| - ceur-sesmtost ioas-aniing A. Tenth street and
Fehy.sl1th Stree, each way Leaves Peck slip a. 10 A.
i@P. tP.M. Leaves Harlem bridge al liN A. ~, 80
Pm, 7P.h.
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A Uor1oE sAIl OF SUPERIOR RICHLY CARVED
A sslGNEEs SALE or GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND

"A segars On Monday, June Is, ~ IO oclook ~ No q
Bowery the stock and fixtures OF Wholesale liquor store
consisting of AZ casks of Otad Msren segnes. pale and
dark brandes ~ Santa and Jamaica rum, whs
key SIN port Madeira and cherry wines; lbs cases care
Madeira and wines whskey and gin Ia bottles
decaners and demOhns ~ dozen London porter and ale 20
lemon syrups and cordsls, IS baskets Hedsck and
other champagne casks kegs liquor pump ice
box shelving, decaners tumbers oyster
bar together with As 900 imported and domestic BY
order OF the sssignees-
A. Nj. CRisTALAR, auctoneer No. q Bowery, will also
sell al IL O'clock advances stock of groceries,
consisting OF teas cotees sugars iee barley 80 boxes aui
y and chemical SOAP starch spices, candles prunes olive
oil cheese. 400 and boxes sardines, barrels molass-s
scAlee, deaks tables, chairs, DO, Ac.
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LWGAI. rOTTCEs.

CUFREMn COURT.-gEeRoE PETTIBOFu AGAINST
- Harmon X Root 81 a-In pursuance Of judgment d
The Supreme Court OF the State Of New York vu expose 70
sale 2sh day of june 1851 ri IL O'Clock NJ n DE
Merchants Erchanse, In The city Of New York By n LUD
low, puctinpeers-
An that certain and lo. piecc parcel Of ground
lying and being In the Fourteenth ward Of the city Of
York known and dsing ushsd chart Of the
lands Of Nicholas Baysrd deceased BY 10, number twelve
hundred and eight a. 3 bounced westerly front by Broad
vpy uorhery by lot number twelve hundred and SEVEN,
arD esserfy by ground late belonging 10 Charles
Graham aud son,her'y number hundred and
nine aJ containing in breadth IN front and iwrnty ave
on pet and length each side hundred 600 fest
beng he properly commonly known number ave
dred and twelve el1 Broadway N ne city q View YORK
JAMES &. wILt.xr sheriff
n. oocpvir, Plaintiffs Attorney
Nrv June A. iHf
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IssTRuCTION.


90 IN -wRIrrNg-s1xTEEN LESSONS. TWO
4, q w. hours errh. Bookkeeping fln-'me unimief-
thrve months az le.ponsi IN penmsnsnp commercial
ar;hmctc Tor $40 81 Mr. PAtSEs academies, 62i Bowery
OF csns street ard rs Fulton street, Brooklyn. Open
every day and evening.
dE BOYS AND MEN PREPARED FOR BUSINESS
NsJ. DOLBEARS Commercial academy on Brusdwsy
Will Kept during July and Augus 10 prepare sudns
fnr "a. They will become quick Ia figures, rapid
business and practical hnokkeepers Two commute
ton seats SIS Tor fun commercial course, vacant One "
sea- for writing vscant
OxQ oaDwky.-BOoxKEErrNo, AC.-0ENrJD
OtO s~rknr mercantile employment, uay attain 81
rOsrFH rsahsbneri superior and mastery knowledge
Of hoctkecp,ns, writing, 40 In few weeka Tor sale -
s0vO y>ss Double knry kiuetAAsed sxsh ediuoa frans
WRENCH BkNSUAGR-A YRENCd yOrN0 LADY,
ius' sr-vd frum Rurnre unders' ,rdiug but little sns
tth, s-s situation in respectable family " teach chu
aren tts French language She h fully compeieut Please
sddre fmms- Of julien Oreyer, real estate sn ~
Duane "
ERrNCH INsTRUCTREss DAILY on RESIDENT
Ar Italian lady, French and well
a. her own language wishes N teach In family who 60
appreciate thorough education She speaks and writes Eng
rransisons done, Address Madcmosos s., Union square
Post oaice.
U,RrsUb LAsvUAua-rRVro csUK r. LAssoIx
il 7s Eroadway continues W rive thovougA Insylcsoa n
the French ianEusfe lmpArng 70 hs pupils Ne abniy
xsns rec~,v~< between the and r. D.
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r,,oR NORFOLK AND PzTERsBU aG.-THE UNITED
II STATES mail steamship HOANOk Capt Thomas 81 amer,
utsave f1r ahovs W.iresday, TIE lIth inst
az o'clock " from pir 10 North river she vii arrive At
N,,fok The afternoon ~ Petersb tho following morn
ne Passengers or ne south VII proceed directly BY the
grrat southern mail line ~ Chsseson Augusta savannah
A. Those Tor Richmond win arrive Al heir destination early
on Friday morning Travellers viii Ind his ne easages,
and expeditions route. Passage snd fare
vb s,afe-,oyn Nv NORFOLK Petersburg and Richmond,
s,o ARMY 70 f,UnLAM \ PLEAsANTs, ~ Broadway.
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VTrIrFD srArEs NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR IA.
u and Sev ore.ns.-On "Wednesday, June y, ~
7ocloch r. from pier Nsrr-n street. Nortn river,
he last .ld faSonie sssmshy EMiiRE CITY, John No
0ovan VIII sail as Passage be srcured al the
nacr of line Frnght Orleans 50 CO ns cubic
foot received June - shippers viii be supplied .ie y .ni
ta of adng Of the form signed BY the Inc application a.
heir Office No other forms sgnod and bill Of Aiing VII
be gned sfer the houg OF calling rf i.km o. passage
~FfN " " RORERrs. Ar~rt
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NORTH ALL AsT1C STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
IN Sean 70 ilverpcoiTte splendid steamship Ola JAS
kTlN Cap ain Pore sails from Portland Ne Saturday,
n, NJ O'Clock = Fare from rec York-r>l-od %
Per land included FIRST Cable O. ntermsdise cabiu $40
hud cabin, $50 ihro-gh tickets sso Issued for Az Goa
nrnAl ports For usass Appll 10 + n. LOkSCUER ~
Greenwich street. New yO-k Renrrs agent agents wanted
Tor line the Interior Of e United States snd the Caua
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!, ~ ,s w.-, ss ,ar on Won

the Eenice household furniture OF The above house
ssirE Cf pHri0r cca're tables French plate
aud mausl mirrors of paintings a,d cravings besuhul
rsniel ornaments lace and other curt elegant
pets, hall oil clufhs hat rack and chat ~ Kas chsnd-
nerp and burners; mahogany nedsisafs, palisssss,
beet hair mattresses large holsters and pilioss L.
bic bed linen. marble ossing AMI )ther bu
rraus WAshaands toilet wsrdrobss oouohes sofs bed
Mug aud kitchen furniture Ac All Of the above
furniture purchased about eighteen months ago and
Of best city makers and worhy Of attention
OF d slers well private fansiics House 70 lie;
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A sSI0NEHS SAIE.-HENRY DREHKR, AUCTIONEER,
"A viii SELL by order Of @. Kesser smith, assignee OF dugh
Kelly store No $40 Broome street. the 18th day of June,
1857 At 10 O'Clock the highest bidder for cash the
stock OF crate and fender manufacturing esab shment
of CRATES sheet pieces,
fenderA soap stone upper safe
chairs desk pipe, regsters hSnmers
lAbes drilling machines and toos anvil backsm tools.
eea ash boxes and other articles comprised In the manuo
OF CRATES &c Also horse wagon harness blank
and Goods open CIR until
sale. O. KKaSLkK SMITH assignee of Hugh Kelly,
DREuER, AucttOneef.
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.aI.xs A. AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTJCE-THoMAs BELL. AUCTIONEsR-
~ BY BELL BUSH Monday, at 10Y O'Clock ia the
sslesrooms IL North wsm street addition r. fac lot Of
millinery perfumerv, dry goods clothing furniture. &c
IL O'Clock viii be sold fine silver lever watch made
by Beesley; d. by johnson, and three valuable
gold watches &c
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SUTTON co.'s DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
- csoo-To sail befo~e Wednesday, yuy The cele
brasd A 1 nrst class shipper chip HERALD OF IHk
MORNING, Baker master, renewing her cargo Al pier ~
Eas, river and win positively sail ~ above This famous
rirurr has made but 70 fan Frencsco, per
FORMING In los and ~ days the lafsr being the
shor-t Shippers DESTROYS OF placing their Ecots
hi san Francaoo tho earliest possible day vu ind this
opportunity uneqn.lei nm ,.s.-,. ,... .u.u,,r.u
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cnA GREENWICH STREET, NKAB CHAMBERs-ALL
sDUU agree Madame MAR IL ihs wonder OF the She
has strd connected win phrenoogy which enables
sad whether ron
be wealthy when and whom you vi marry and m fact
,nrisies an who visit She also
uere. Ire most wonderful clarvoysnt Known
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y WALTERS. .AucrIovEEs.-- MORROW, AT u

III. A. W., hltH AID WAl1E8S " 90 sols Al auction
B Catherine street general assortment Of parlr bed
and kitchen furniture milrers tonnet stsnds Rsss
&C adv ships oh -onometer four gold
hun and o.ber gid and silver Saches diamond piu
cha other cir, With lot OF urine
d., sc., one ton ~ white lead. Sale positive.
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AlORTGAGE SALE OF FINE GOLD AND DIAMOND
wi jewrlry grid silver watches and silver plated
"A. 81. CRISTALAR, arcioneer, will sell Tuesday.
l6h instant At 10 O'Clock. st No 173 Canal street.
TIE Bowery large and valuable assortment Of fine gold
brooches studs sleeve buttons,
rngs and rina single and IN sets; hracrlet necklaces
hundred gold guard. fob and chseisine
diamond pins and rnss, gold and silver
watches. sting OF ladies' elegant gold Watches epine
patent by celebrated and detached levers,
together with rich OF silver plated ware,
ing of mugs vohlet salt cellar, or top, dinner
and dessert forks cssors cake baskets And large
variety Of ARTICLES In the line numerous 10 menton sds
and counter gse counters stove ure Ac by order
OF the mortaagee.
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"A ssi run record expected Thu MAGNIFICENT clipper
sp SEA kYsPH, viii sad TOR Melbourne on Monday June
81 few be tas In fret and second
cabins her accommoa sre uneauaed For gssnce OF
;ooTEyE ARKELL 4 ELtlOr No loo Pearl street., OF 70
MkffIRR LORD A QuEREAu, No. lCs Wall street
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A SsI9NEv'S SALE OF A DRY GOODS AKD-FANCY
n store, by Ped COLE Auctoneers Monday at
los O'Clock At 81: Fulton street Brooklyn computing print
muslins ribbons linens ladies' bonnes gloves. hosiery
cling cutlery tooth brushes carpet bags silver
patrd ware hardware and other GOODS Also, Owe silver
watches.
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AETROuaGy.

I'm spRIPo STREET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. uuv.
llU NOUN, few doDrr west u orC~dwsy the nos -
oesfpI medical and business clarvoyanl In AnertoA- Al
discovered and cured ouvsbe, unexnx sdvt,s
busness abscu n1euda ssd subtraction guaranteed
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LNDwARD ScHENCK, AUCTIONEER-BY 4 y. II
~ sCHErCK-On Tuesday, l6h instant, At J ocock, at
their salesroo, q Nassau long tail dark brown
horse H hands high, very stylish and easy his gait
raned perfectly sound, hind and gentle In Is
elegant ladies' saddle hor and used sucn al Last
summer. Also six seat rockaway, coupe rockaway,
two seated and road
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ONIy LINZ WITH SURE CONNECTION FoR OALI.
" forniA-tnied States Mall Line.-Fly pounds baggage
free ~ cents per pound -Four hours ron
oesn by ransms Railroad 1hrony - California vie rsn
Railroad The United STATE. NAH stcAmrhip Company
vii despsice for Aspinwa saturday. Juue D. al O'Clock
p a. precisely, from pier foot Of Warren stress forh
the vel known and fast steamship CENTRAL AMk.
RITA, Capt Vim. Herndcu, ~ g. Passengers and mals
VII b. forwarded by Pansr, Railroad ard
sn. hs pAcii Wall sleatns p Con pays magnificent
sranshp JOHN 4. sTEoHESs, X. n. Pearson cOmmander
rhb vii Be In readiness and leave inmeds,sly tor ssu
rranci.cr
pany VI erra yug PAsa-
a rrady o- avoid any pohe seeaoa Of passengers
u,aiis
TIE Company No. III West street. corner OF Warren street.
n y. - =
nnnlh
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u ORHES CARRIAGE, HARNESS, BLANKETS, FUR
II rsbes 40. DC For sale, the entire establishment of a
gentleman going Europe, consisting Of splendid pair Of
CLOSE matched bay horses with flag tails Lea hands high of
ns style and action sound and kind In every particular an
open bErouche lit used and perfect order double
OF harness. b. Lowden also blankets Sheets gray and
SlaSk robes &C. making complete turnout Sale positive.
before steamer OF 18th nRan For particulars inquire the
oGee II the Metropolitan Hotel. Also situation wanted for
N nxun nOAchfnan-
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LNLIAs Il. HENRY AUCTIOFEER-wrIL Sill. ON
~ Monday June l5 at lQ O'Clock. a Hudson ali
The household furniture of three story house - property
of family breaking mp housekeeping This "a wen w,rhy
taken Hudson
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A cuTyins the United states mails,
railing regularly ON the day advertised.
vhe noble I clipper PACKET ship
CONTINENT,
A. r<7 Register, tstbb~, Opuasasdev.
uo~ receiving for helbourpe ooelong aad hoesys
rsrn al river and viii be Despatched
dsy me Gontnsni Vas built In 1881, Of virginia nvs
S coppered copper fastened s the lcws
,.- n ia every respect suode passenger ship, shd also
oes fns poruny for shippers send Cor w~rd rvfs
ror freight having eleAAni AcrosnnsodauonA
~fp" Wv r. w. CAMERON No Bowling orseS-
ght tGs for sale ard cash advance. naie on cunrrs
uoer,s CoosTnses W Australia ksss- winirscc. Brs.
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rpRIyArR DIsEAsns PROMPTLY AND KyrECrUA ILy
Il cured, BY physician from Paris 81 rs omces "a =
ileveak Ayepus southwest % rcufteeuh sye9k
n -ocnsultsucu er lsges q psrsouAlT, " Fresa q
YaxisA
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AN ksTRCtOofsT THAT BKA-s rHn woRLD-ayD
~ FIVE thousand dollars reward Ia offered any who
turps-s Mad CIiF In giving All
syens patsusfy losses law suiu aud AL busns matters
she also gives lucky Any wshng 20 ean
Informs Ton Of any kind would % WITH ~ And his =
trsi gined lady. ~ Bshe IA humbuE Call snd ssisu
and stanton streets
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EIOuRSIOHS.

ENxCURsIoNs - KxCURsIONs - KxCURSIONs.- TIE
~ well known steamboat WASHINGTON. tbs moss
ssoous excursion boat running has been fitted
pressy for the excursion Parties wishing shaxt
learn particulars by applying 70 ownerx 2B West strs
LNxCURsrONa-THE STEAMER SATELLITE, CAPTAIN
u Anderson, makes regular trips To the Fishing Banks
day. except Saturday Leaving Morton street a. T.
Spring 1 PECK slip 3; BroOme At ss fisr
No 3North AZ cock collon band will accomps
nv the steamer. B.-rbe SATELLITE viii maize trip
cholera banks every alternate saturday, ynune 2h
July 4h and sh, August lat, Lab and h Leaving horton
Pier No North river ct 81. Peck clip al O'Clock
A NJ precisely Beturnng IN the afternoon. same dsy
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Nx wORroNs REMEDY CURES CERTAIN rxLL
vuiert dsease without Internal medicinea rytee -
d At Rings s7 Broadway; 50 Grand sxset and - Hse-
street
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u The trains VIII leave Cnsnbers aree RATIO. roovs
s ,Bss's "a a. and "a ss a us s sSs Sss
md r n sy Ponghhosgsc A - snd and ~; ~
ing Sing trains sop the ss,ions Passenger tass
= uhs%esss 4Has oar,,ops.,, "a Inirt arsi se.,'
GSP. y. and AhsaJ - a.. SIS saa lO.se =; 20
.NP.M A. v. sMI1H, Aup-rtnteafspi
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commercial point OF view, Great Britain would ran,
benefits, little il any short Of The two couD,
possess more than twohirds e the shipping Of The
and this prepondera1ce Is likely to be increase rs
than diminished The sixty millions who DOW spest ~
Ango-Saxon tongue, II united by of their mr..
gence energy, wealth. maritime ssosndency and tsrr,s
possessions may guide the destinits of civilization my
isut will be EngAnds II we hatss collision This ns
likely to be prevented by Htnners and frankness on ~
part than ny Al Opposite p6llcr.
Ii have not spoken sir of the interference with on, A.
nestle atfars by portion OF her subjects and pres, 4
nos because regard that as aordng less ground con
plant than the points already referred to- This branch
the discussion would involve us to some extent in the m
sderation of those sectional issues with which, hnk
country Is already weared. | have rather sousht tb,s
fors ID ptecent these Considerations In such ma,er
invite the examination of all who have true Am,r,t
minds and are willing 10 look at them national Qua
tons should be examined =
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On motion by Mr.. BIGLER, the Senate proceedco u,
consider the motion submitted some time since ey N
Foster, TO reconsider the the rassage Of ns
from the House of Representatives for the relief OF Wa
agreed to.
After long discussion, the bill was amended 50 ~
pay interest on the claim and amended, II was eu
third time and passed
HOn motion BY Mr. BELL of Tennessee the bill for ta
lief OF Jedediah H. Lathrop, late navy agent at Was'
ton, and his suretes then considered and passed
On motion by Mr. BROWN the Senate then proceeolis
to the consideration Of the bill for the relief OF
Newbolds heirs, which proposes to give them tweives
tons OF land in compensation for the invention BY
Newbold Of the cast-iron plough. The question beng
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OF NORTH CAROLINA,

object Of utility or Commerce. whether for food or for
s expressly agreed that this stipulation is
any plantations OF sugar Coffee cocoa other like articles
Fay fabric or manufacture by of mills, other
chimes Whatsoever since all lands In question being ndspu
aby acknowledged belong of right the SPAIN
no of that kind the population which would
transport and convey all other produce the
place. in is natural and uncovated state the rivers
prescribed to them by the spustons above granted
and without thereby taking opportunity ascending the
:s,a rivers beyond their bounds into the countries belong
The article Of the same treaty again provides for
tho entire Of the rights Spanish sover-
eighty over the country Ia which Is granted English
only the privilege Of making Of the wood Of various
kinds and II goes TO spuate that the English shall
defined" -
1t would be difficult to make stronger stipulation
against British encroacbmen than here contained Yet
rodca visits Of Spanish commissioners it, like its prede-
cessors, proved wholly Intellectual As late as the year
1914, all these old treaties renewed between Great
Britain and Spsin and time abandoned by the
latter and yet in the face Of such solemn engagements
the former has established her present position in Central
America For full detail of the she has used refer
gentlemen to work published in 1850 by Frederick
Grove Baptist missionary from England TO Honduras and
Gustcmala With the ndigus of an honest upright
man who bushes for his country he details the expedens
and shifts to which British officials have resorted to obtain
tpe control and actual dominion of Honduras and the
Mosquito coast, in such passages as the following
Nor s this the only national disgrace and absurd
sure which has resulted from British on the
Mosquito shore Several writer's have already noticed
Illuminating scenes TO which coronation OF the
line OF Wakna monarchs have given occasion and Ali the
witnesses except perhaps some whose Of decorum and
moral rectitude little superior IN that of
the poor deludsd Indians themselves concur in
these ceremonies not only ridiculous the but
disgusting exhibitions OF human degradation and impou,
,fanatops of the Of God, which has been wcfedy
dated with them Indeed II Is little surprising tina,
claim TO sensibity Ito speak Of no loer an
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