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uU GENTr,AI NrwsrArER DEsrArca.
REGULATIONS or rHE TREASURY DEPARTMENT UNDER
TUE sEw TARIFF.

WAsIiNGTOJ, May Is, 1857
The Secretary Ct the treasury, anticipation Of the oe
ration Of the late In aei has just Issued 10 the officers OF
Tho additional general regulations unior the we
nrs AID collection laws As the act Of March disturbs but
to eht extent the classification ofimpots made by the
act o. 1919 hc construction heretofore given by the Urea
sury Department 10 ina, applicable, except where
thea law has been modified Tho provisions Of The 10Th
section Of the &C, Of August 1872 furnish the rule Of
s;ructon to be applied TO articles rot specially designated
In ihc several schedules Of the soi OF 1857 All other
Articles no, 90 susceptible G classification will be
liable a duty OF Aftccn per Merchandise in public
store on the lst July next, in bond under the
housing laws whether deposited in any warehouse auho
rzed by law, passing 10 zensiu undor bond from
part OF the Uned States to azother wilt Irrespective
the date Of their original mport,op bonding be sub
joc; withdrawal for consumption to the Of duty
prescribed by the act of 1867. Az 10 the admission
Sleeps wool unmanufsctured Of the value OF twenty
cents pound less the port OF expectation, the Sc
crcry decides thai the value in the foreign market docs
not include tho expenses Of packing, commissions, or
charges Incurred In sbipment
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DoN'r rE AIARNED, 1HUng j. No DSCEE.--
We r,ar or frcnis Of Virginia snd The South
may BE- alarmed for the safety Of the Union
when thsy bear cf I've threats recently PIT forth
iy The sLoli.'oni4is and negro worshppcrs at
theiI mcctings in this city. We rcf1r TO the
inGamma'oty and incendiIry speeches Of Wen
dell Phillips, Lloyd Garrison, Douglas the
Niger. and the other leaders Of the party OPP
posed 10 the Union. These threats arc no doubt
very alarming TO orr Southern fellow-citizens,
but there is no need farther TO disturb them
selves. Whenever Garrison, Philips and the
others take the Geld we will summon together
10000 rcn in this city at few minutes notice
az aill put az their head Chovalcr Webb, and al
tteir tail Marshal Ryndors, with John Van Blu
ren for their counsellor Tor we will reverse The
order and put Captain Ry aders at their head And
the Cheyalier Webb at their tail) and shall pu
down the whole Of them in six hours The Unior
Is still safe We assure our friends in the Souu
il il perfectly safe.
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TUE HoNDuRAs Observation-Disclosures from
q source perfectly well informed on the subject,
cnables US TO state thst the treaty Of amity COM
u.roe and friendship between Great Britain and
Forduras has been accepted b. the government
I'D ratified by the Legislature Of the latter
STATE. This treaty cmbodies tie additional
article" guaranteeing the Hooduras Interoceanis
Railway against Interruption seizure, or ur-
iqst coniisca,ien" from whatsoever quarter the
attempt may proceed. It also guarantees its
neutrality, and constitutes she ports at both Ct
its cxtremitics, viz:-Pusrto Caiallos and the
Fay of Fonseca, as free ports" and provides
that the road " shall be open and free t. all
nations and on equal terms
The convention ceding the Day Islands 70
Honduras has not yet been acted on, and Is still
in the hands Of the legislative committee to
which IL was referred. The President az Hon
duTss, il opposed to Us acceptance and expressed
himself strongly against il In his message TO the
Legislative Chambers The second convention
terminating The Mosquito protectoratc, abolishing
Mosquito prctensons within tho territory of Hon.
duras, and providing for the adjustment of all
British claims against that State through the me
dunn Of arbuators, Is also In the hands of the
legislative committee, but will no doubt be final
" ratified
The joint proposition of the representatives Of
the States Of Guatemala, San Salvador, Nicara-
qua and COsta Rlcs, to appoint Senior Hcran
actual Minister of New Granada in the United
States, o. the common representative of thess
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, MAY le, 1867.

States, has been acceded TO by HonSSrax But
the dependent proposition, to appoint Senior
Santa Cruz the common Minister OF the five
States in Europe, has been declined by the Hon
duras government on the ground "of the eminent
ana faithful services of Senior Don Victor Her
ran, the actual Minister of Honduras at toe
Courts of ST. James and the Tuilleries" Senior
Victor Heran was the negotiator of the treaties
and conventions with Great Britain above refer
red TO- and will be retained in the post he has so
ably filed.
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GEoEGE Law BEFvDnrrSo Hrs LoBBr Con-
rRAcrs.--A very curious case was tried in one Of
the Brooklyn courts the other day. Mr.. David A.
Bokce formerly member Of Congress, but lat
terly 1t seems, member of the lobby, sued George
Law for ten thousand dollars, for services rem
dcred in the last named capacity, in relation TO
the musket speculation. Mr.. Bokce was nom
suited 70 Law keeps the muskets and the ten
thousand. He will need all that and more too to
square up bis accounts 10 the Nicaragua spocu-
lation.
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GovERNeR waLsxR COVE TO kansas At Las

GovERNsR wALsER GoSE TO KANSAS at LAST
Governor Robert J. Walker has madc his last
speech, eaten his last supper, saved the Union for
the last time and started for Kansas lie has
taken for his private Secretary an asaelt of one
of the black republican journals, and constituted
that Journal his official organ for the publication
of his speeches, messages, and documents of all
sorts, including the latest quotations for railway
stock, town lots and other similar speculations
Governor Walker goes 10 Kansas TO settle the
questions which have 20 long disturbed that Ter
ritory-to save the Union---increase the price of
town lots ndotherwise sidand assist In the grand
speculatons in Kansas lands. Governor Walker
is altogether different sort Of person than has
ever yet attempted TO govern Kansas They all
went out with one idca--a rock upon which they
split and sunk. Reeder, Shannon, Geary all
amounted TO nothing Governor Walker IL bril-
liant rhetorician and an artfu dodger in politics.
with lively imagination and original fancy, in
which town lots, Union saving bills and Presiden-
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News from Tmns.

WARRINGTON, Nay Is, 1s5T
Accounts from Galveston, the 9Th nsant, say com
mercls business was very active there.
Reports Of The crops In tho upper part o. Texas vcrc
more encouraging.
Hail stones Of tho size OF eggs fell on the Brszos river
below Nsco The cotton crop was damaged extensively
nv The STERN Snow fell the depth Of ten inches In
HOPKINS county the l1th April ,.,
Trn6ty river wss rising and would soon be usvissbc
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Bookkinders' Strike In Washington.
wAsmNoTos, Nay Is, 1857:
The bookbinders in Mr.. J. McGuircs eetablishmeue
STRIKE in consequence of three Of c ourneymec
employ there working for loss than tho xg Of prices
JAMES O'NEAL, President, j. B. D. Society,"
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F't1s Mt BufTnlO.

BvyyAIo, May IL, 1857.
-Four stores Marine Block destroyed by fire this
morning. They occupied By tho Amercas Trans
portation Company, Curts, Mann Co., Holt Ensign,
sudY Rand. Loss SIS, 900; insurance SI5, 900.
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PROGRESS OF THE POLICE CONFLICT

Secret Caucus in Fifth Avonue-A Police Commits
soners' Propaganda organized-Ths New
Fouche at Work-AcccsIioa Of the Brook
lyn Chief Foulke to the Cause of the
TRANSFORMATIONS ofMay-
or Wood-Anomalous Position
Of the Policemen,
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Lake Navigation

Buffalo, MAJ rs, 1867.
The Lake Is open, and propcllcrs and raj. vessels
have been coming and going since the 18th mt. me
steamers viii commence their regular trips soon perhaps
Monday. Between thirty ana forty vessels hsye clear
ed for the upper lakes.
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The Ohio River.

CINCINNATI, Aay II, 1867.
The water In the channel Of the river at tia point s ian
Ing rapidly II measures Eileen feet Rain fell vsry
heavily last night The weather IL and nvo-at0W
ye0e&siIOp.
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PInIADEIPmA, May Is, 1857.
In the Quarantine Convention to-day the resolutions IN
relation to yellow fever offered yesterday by the Business
Committee encountered great opposition from the South
ern delegates and stricken out the Anal adoption
of the other resolutions amended; only two voted In
the negative Tho New Orleans delegates were divided.
TIE Convention winds up with entertainment 0 the
lAxa<etto, having resolved 70 adjourn nine dte
The Nte OF the Convention changed to the Nationa
Sanitary md Quarantine Convention Tho next meeting
viii be held IN April next, at Baltimore.
The delegates 10 the Convention partook Of hau0some
entertainment the Lazaretto this afternoon Mayor Res,
OF Boston, presiding. Alderman Franklin Of New York,
Dr. Barton, of New Orleans; Dr. SCden, Of Norfolk; Al
deruian Whitman and Mayor Rice, Of Boston, made
speeches In response to toets
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Another Victim OF shc National Hotsl Dascass-
HARRnBcRe, Nay Ii, 1851.
Mr. John N. B. petrikeY, member OF tie Pennsyivauh
House of Representatives from Lycoming county died
this afternoon of disease contracted al the National Hotel
in Washington,
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starvation in Northern naio,,sean.

DETRou, May Is, 1857.
Reliable information has been received here Of sress
destuon existing in Gramot county and other secluded
localcz the northern part Of the State Several per-
have already died from starvation, and cattle were
also dying Cor want Of food. meeting or citizens
will be held this evcxsag To devise means II relief.
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Era tteinent and Lynch Law at Louisville.
suicfps or ONE NsaRo-rHREs OTHERS HUNG 81
THE MOB.
LOUISVILLE, Nay Ia, 1851.
The trial of tbs Us negroes accused OF numbering the
Joyce family NOR SINCE came of to-day One
q the prisoners turned stAeS evidence; bat his
umony failed in Its Legality, and not beng cor
roborased, the prisoners were se>uiaed. This ressA
occasioned the greatest excxcnnent iu the Court
House and among the crowd In Il. vicinity.
About dark q crowd broke into the cannon o,Se and
selling upon Of the eannons planted IN front II The
jail number Of shots were fred from NE jail and ~
turned by the mob, who also attacked the Jail with briC
and other missiles. Tho aer fearing the d al hs
prsone formally surrendered two Of the accused negroes
to the mob who Immediately hung them up The third
prisoner his throat with razor and thus escaped Ae
fury or the mob The remaining negro subsequently
hung by tho mob, making three hanged and suicide
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rs . xs .., 81 II cs. s:1 vss:s 81 ):
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tr. Gov ,udsr.so snDiin. Psnss sss
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m a. l.:.c Dsyv. Hand irtm Pniiads.phis nd
ssp ,ss.s rrs ,o ysrs h..A ra,roo, IN .,, ss
scsF Tx Yep, 49, .rr so-w bark Ellen yoAa,,oo GA.
or sSorS; Baltic hooper snd Young ameriu. e,Ol,
NANTUCKET Sept ls-An schr . snith. Re Icy New
a rs coss' ssass
INV "a. s,s: ss en' s:ss ss
i.s sloss 8. ssse, Phi
81 .'S S. A q asnss 70
sscn Saz.oe ny r Tor sesaisrd Paragon a,sas 81,
a ss S.ass or SsGT:
%; SIX McOermot, do for h.sip0rt
nav LONDON. sept iS-Arr schrs Gol Lea er Norwich
bp Silmsn Ulewu PhilAdolphia for Norwich
jas Hewitt, Coleman y lixab~ h.ort
NV bavtN sept 10 % -Arf barE Caroline rllsns. q
sbeics Below large full goa hip supposed nom
sAiehs.
ai-tAn ,s,p ca herne wiley sa,eIds .ears xrtar
prise Phil, Do sorl tax rsv Port ea SAugStuck
horr Sid shrs Stranger schpse and Ellen ouisa NYork
an job, and Us u kaoo Tren.
r RTi AsD, sept 8 ~ brig orsrh, Rmery, Baltimore
Nsr lizet ship Mary Merrill nsm from Havana Sd,
nd NV rig A,esa, Dougas Phil delpnia AID ahars.
Bray ~Ae tits Bengal Hicks, aud Msry Isagdon sll
iora sia bris Moslv.ry Ia, rnsa Porto dco; schr
Greg Sparrow Z York.
tn schrr 3eo-s Deer'ng pinkhsn rru- Up
PhfAh.fh,a 1-nnessoe Wooster, Asapor fH d. (Stn
iUr. ssl splt).
Psovif knee Sept I9-Arr steamer w-st,hessr C.rs
NYort shs jos. ph3 Col her Chaplin iao,eto Dc rs
er.prh md; ranadlla Baker Mars PICKUP B,ksr;
Moonlight fuhil Frskin ssll no usou. snc Ocean ID
oihb., Baltimore howard adj, Bsyl-s Delaware Cny; .
-sltr fsb Euzaoe hporl; sora austin Rondo " soops
Brg~ srdner tYork Velocity dot. Port sven for fAS
'ue& ct President Gates, do Sd schr Orator Globe Font
kwen.
aih- Arr s'ea petr. lrey Nyork Sid Mina
sreots u aware cry Chas'n, rArnhsm, hsorl Htver
Queen row do; slocps Proof 9sss Warner ami nd "
Sgrgue Gibbs 90
9si-Air sch-s srsnger Bacs well smihneld Va in tina
spi b, Alex ria II scfrs ChA feasee, fostar Paila
delphia; say stzn beth. pich up. NYork
pSWTUCKEr, seYt H-Arr sloop Velocity Mote Port
Ever.
sAIKM sept I9-Arr schrs Mary Esley. A sldrdxe MA
Ma flower phi'sd bia h, Oh stopher oeser
fe. t1o 18th, big Frederic Brown, Vsyenns
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From ne A0udCn Iluofs SOP j
hnouEh he rcrt telegraph from Trta canros be 70
FAsoed |. rn.mvey due III ,sur5ly pext the IL Inst
- rrivs % bc- 9ssble ~ any lime The last sseamer
w@ deanso 81 Osl-uis two IA bsvo1d her appointed
tae but arrived Sae, I've osys before she ~ar sspecs
q, ara, u has bern crissly nolaed shs, tac pre-
f-ns occas on tnee -i be COR. rl and nc pos-i.
3Ntv ~ deeuor n Point &c ale therefore pfr-ud
~, ~ bot IN eAsonsbs SOC osc thai eq A spei my
2e STAINED Win res.d 70 nc proos, Die effect Of NE
sext telegraph 90 The ~ocs srshsnge ihere certsn,s
tai u N" ne-s should BE- merely favorable c,n.
rdsrsb'e incresse ~ cc1adtnon viii b r-esins SAGE
We NOR rivid sprthensions have lately been an
evsined 9Th r@TecA W L1rsuov Az. .r4
Hydvshsd ord ap n ~ p-sble oocurr-no, N or., snf
brsak 0rag hs Q~n~aI pf1,Iai,r conr~,ou ,s,b N.
yG 7nruni xaAc vsan fersvI ,oAicA would tat ,lx
a ssgfrrfse " trggr, fear sdu after ne dssp1tsh ~
ia 9dtroes from Bombay lpaoslpg root ns., ,o
W WINS be received, decided Improve rent IN tns
n.y looked fcy, asFs before Dem are s,
rrpo-tstn .ersln without alteration Irdeei tao pra
fr-ss = rcore sho1d provs 70 rave oecn rsaso,y
IN csh,r dics The capture Debit IN case Of u h.yns
been sLndod ~ih suy considerable loss siis aa6
the Of even portion Me insers will he hoard
o. amoa vita fwr~ Lstssriy there has been crest
shsnga n feelug iris rsspe~ soS the bops has
me se1ersi tnss the repression ~ f,s nsurrcctou 10
cer parts 81 the province m,y proceed 40 eNJusly ~
W 90 orr amy b suTcysd ~ place urtu hfc0rd, DIS
eas and 6a-ss< oowpe az unconditional ssyvSsdr.
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she Financial Crisis In Hsw York-Engusn
Opi.ion Of our CspitsIfsas.

from the lJndou 1tn on (Diy Arbcie), teN y.
The specie from America yesterday IL G31,O1S loe
npnclsl sdvices from Ne~ York on ths oacszda asA
more disastrous Than any recsivs5 tSs several years
Epv lcs 1858 hire has ben eOnitnuoss tendency b a
destsSctton " csfaeac, ~ Arse,can raj. cav ,cr,>s
osd fros f-e 70 -, o. each ano.oner Of fraud W
snsolrcy IN. ccsrred, he di been furthr fresh fai
~ ~ desyTtions Wh, ne saancg Of re a,o1 haze bsrs
f51> and brf0ravy Holders, horever, have conssaty
chung 70 T., idea, sf3r zach revelation thai me 10 y
point must have been reached ri last istsrly this
feeling has sire ngthensd By belief that advea
oper4uons coSfned chiefly 10 orssoizoi knit u
Spectators who epdeavoring % roresse dis
trust by circulating any ustemonis tbn nigh, tui
their purpose Yet not only do ihar predic i,pe oonnue
be coanrmed by the break down OF each ~esk sus
pcc,ed undertaking bit hsvc oy The p,esest hs
tf the ssowage Of large insstukn assinf WHOM
day be shares worth nearly 100, AMI the Dsx,
cs' they utterly unsNleabe rne concern I, ques.
Ton the Ohio Lafe sod Trust Company, established 10
1888 with capital o. GOO coo, and oonsiliston IN
aeree analogous 70 thai n the more no4crs banks 81
Sfedl koblsr. They rcotivei 6eporA, which they EN-
poyed, tseshef with their capital, 10 LIAM real etse
~ rAlw1 boncs dtscounts, and advances n al kods
vpy sfew dAyt before The hey deca ed and paid
NeH ts1h RAN yssyiy dividend. fhs amount due d
uep~c7 srd Others supposed 70 be q. Ieasl 200 0G0
snd 'he pogec o. liquidation seems 70 be veev unoey
tain fOssoly the creators msy gee raid although ever
on ina, pont nothing y Known: trd tDd b. do1,nr an
ep1ice q si1ose hdt ne Shareholders ,Uu rscorer a sin
os dollar The Company the financial sgents OF The
Ase OF Ohio for ths payment u Interest 90 los Hse
deb snd Zoe reliance o. the public UPON ther position wa
esy Increased ~ this oircumrsnoe che announce
neni oouing % sae stock market as, sfer The alarm
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lfGe lSeW ~ OorrespondsDne OF London Times
We are sr besinuiss W ret ri the truth rerpecEs the
epenish kexicsn quarrel concernns which many con
1sdhtory ss.iemenm have been m.de by the Nsdrid
pc ~ Ard ether f0rega 1urEs The real q Ms
c*ft nay be skeiceed 10 few words me great d'f9uy,
We mAn iri ~ vsrsnoc bciveen Scnpr AZ tfssus the
kspoan neniPssenrsry, and seBor fidA, We Spanish
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SHIFTING

EA11 RKDuCnD TO soyrA.arfOH AID HAy1R-
The nsS1nosn s ss s NJ, .Dx1BILi n1vas1 AZ
siT E 4avsS g Asx e
sss"rdsy .. urdsy Nov "a
Price Of PAsaAge-Fist cabin $780, second cabin - 1pO-
ee delivered In London and fax Fx freight passass -
D. ToERsNrE Agent. No Bowling Green. Now York.
Letter. for lng nd snd Europe prapaid eaas saan he
Coy cn~0s OF POSTAGE samps HON oAev 0lio
VIII be received at No. Bowling Green, sew York N -
Tx O'Clock on The morning Of sailing
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sehr MY rarnsworsA - Rockiazd
rss ~ 80 4sYrg, 0sMn, sixenn
EcAr 3 B NeacAx, Blu SR rrnyd' noe,
gcav 9lvcs Queen F0~ lev Provid~pcet
srAw HudsoA, Or. New raves.
~ Daa.ss 1eos.er, dgss, Bos,on fcr aiSssy.
Gohr H.<binser Gsr.s Rnaao i so< FrAnksot SA
gchr Notus, Weeks. EliEabethport fo Aarehim-
SO Maria Loutss, CummtngH FAu River,
eRAmar Boston. Geliev PhilAAslphiA
Steamer Petrol, Arey. Providence.
Wind during the das from M 70 HSR and fresh.
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sEGARs.

TIVE rIaBY Norsv sAagrr ISDUUng MI X
close out IN he sefxrs have sdvsucrs Tns m
voices ar rurr syo and Of oho.ce sAns C.,a vii indus
sres sscwnoel. v. UnnnKR brrenw1
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POLITICAL.

IT An ENTaU9i. sTiO MsETlN3 or rH@ y0G NJ
mems Lem era 10 uaon Cu,, Of the Fourteenth ~srd
be at hestqu tNards, las tirest snday
evening, FL ri Inst kcoo,As surphy Esq In the cbsr
the minues Of the previous meeting read snd perms
Organization en ct-d by elccto Of
Jsmss ulligsn, presidsnt, 0hn Murphy We l. Knapp
no YIN Ca-re, Vice Pr.eients James Glcmis, sccTe
tAry Tnoo ~ ssri freasuer
Upon motion commit three with tho President nd
T. ADDED appointed ons,o-r report,
all cnvsni~rt speed reasons Ard conclusions hoa vi
port
Atrr three times three for Buchanan the Jnou municipal
r edom And sps rights sssr wrongs tbs
JANIS suLLI3AN President
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THE TURF.


nNAsHICN COURSE ORDkR THAT THOSE IN
noder.e circumstance may have a. opportu my o:
sect he 6rea -Four Mile Race brween sichJSs Charles
ton, nd sneineer moderate expense the M,
adoprd the following scae u prices for admsso1 to tvs
ocurse and stands
subscri ,ers baf fe for the meeting
QuArt~rst ech nAdx- for he dA-
dmii 6eld and puric stands Observation-Disclosures.
Gentleman = bsdge for ldies stand ...........
The members et4nd for the exclusive
ard occupspcy ri ccs and thsir attend and
will be ado for ladies' and handsome saoan ntisi
their ss-cs pmmodsuon where easements 81 ali
kT d, VI the rest qraltg aimed
Billy slo will hAn1 In the stand
with cso der oyster stews me bali rhrh.
AL 1ts Of moanimens visitors u the
every thing beins p-rfec 18th cssion
.ci.nt polc1 and he perfect order viii
be hep.
1IkloN COURSE, l. I-T6CTrIk3.-oN THURSDAY.
" tep'ember "a q. half past tSo O'Clock irse Of SIS
mile haas best IN s. 70 wagon. W. Peabody asses
Kse creep; q Carl b. Rnse ID TArnan. br
B,ins Bird; b. woodruff names Dart; ID. rhfer, ch
Maud; j. y. kcdine, m. Canaan Maid
SHAW Wits Proprie.oYs.
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r,us HoRYoLx AND rHTnRsBuR0,-rHn UurTur
Il States mall stesmssip R0AfoK9 Capt fhounss ssnnss
all, leave tho above places Wednesday, nss "A
O'CLOCK NJ from pier n Norh river Sac w arrtys 1, Wow
soln ne afternoon sna res-rrbur pov,ns us-
ng for the sou win proceed diysc by Ss r~s
soithern mail line 70 Charleston, Augusta asysnneA IN
Richmond win Axrive ~ dearAaArr eavv -
rds mcrnins Travellers win and his the sheapss pleasant
"a, and most eypedtbus route Passage ard fare With
n LnDbAr Pf.HsaArTs y Rrued-s~ wv"
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UyOR LIVERPOOL
The United B.Alsa uaAnnsAap
BALTI J, J J. Comstock Oommauds1.
VII depart with he United States mails Europe positive
" on Saturday seft as u O'Clock NJ ro her 6esA No.
Soe Of Canal stYeeA
fregh, passage. having unequansd
for clearance and comfort Applyto
EDWARD K. OOLIL ~, 60 WAn uyo0.
Passengers III o'osook II,
II letters pas through tho Post odce; any othess WI
returned
N,uss shs nHsmers Of this tine have Improves walsr
tight compa -ments.
line In all respects coed and tbs thorough onA
uual6d
B-Hore-nes the regular built ships for sais nns w'
nNrSov the enstro
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CE1A7 REDUCTION or FARH TO EUROFL
~ fhsa cabin.
In tie arst cas PAD die wheel rship ARI 4o toas
and OHfE ST lR, As 70 sail from ria1 No norS
river - neon precisely. carrying the UNH1O STATE
Mis-. viz
LEAVE
eOuxnAMrxO4.
YoRX.
North ssay sat'cay, sept sa.urc, v Lot Wed, Ool
A,isl sasurd.y October sturdy 0u. q Wed Ngy D.
ard Paris For psasaxe freight Apply 70 n FOR
RANCE, agent No Bowling Green ksw York
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The shipB from Boston call At HAifAx
PlRSIk, Cap Judk'nA CANADA, CAps Lang
.RABJi CAPT sonc AMERICA Capt WS0knnAzs
ASH, Capt Lott NfAGARA, OAp. Ryrte.
ERICA, apt shannon. nUhOPA, Oapt. j. Loteh-
These ceay while light As raAzt Nod Uee
starbosrd bows rcd On port bow.
ASIA. Lott leaves n YORK, Wednesday, Scot ".
EUROPA Letnh. Bosou Wednesday, 6epk =
'sR6IA, Judkps. I" n York Wednesday, H9pA &C.
JANA d., Shannon, " 6o~ton Wcdp osoay, O@- I.
ARA BI ., stOpe, York, WednesnnV, On. IA
NIAGARA WirkmAn, Bosson Wednesday. o., n
B@r he not secured until paid FOR.
: experienced surgeon board
fhe Of these ships will accountable gold
silver, bullion tewelry procons metals
bills Of lAng signed therefor and he value hfF
kerein oxproesed ss- freight or passage apply 70
TTNAR1 4 hov,ag 3yeaR.
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1BI LIVERPOOL NEW YoLA .ED rnlLA 1kl rHIk'
i Stsarshp CompAnys Clyde limit iron stesaehip.
JlTY OF BA. TIh0Rs s soy Capt 8. Leasea
UTY or wAShINdr MI $50 Capt r. o. Pssss
kANGAn0C. ........ S4 tons .Japt jeffrey
TIE urasrost "a >shcr -e~sns ntsss es 70 -sr ~ ~
cwss-
Hy otdbAltmosc- ..-.... WedicsoAs, ssvS
AID every Alternate Wednesday.
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