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Interesting from New Mexico.
We have reosi' ed sAOa Fe papers bearing date from
Tho re vr from Ne~ wexioo is not OF much importance
The Gasete, Of May 20 'ays:-
Sereral Gsrland commander OF this military oeps~t-
ment and family accompanied by Capsin mn,
Iopos spbcs Ergineers, arrived in the city on weiDes
showing the cordially With which our citizens his
companicns in welcomed him back among them
On Saturday last, the % the moothy Eastern mail
arrived bringing pas" ngers acoee tho Plains, Lieut.
nelapiei U \ A Col Hopkins NAL agent and hi. lvy
sod nessrs hsgruder, seligmaa and Hutchinson. The
Southern or Texas mail arrived Sunday the 24ih.
The Gazette of MAJ 23 has the following paragrs 3hs:
We happy TO learn that Col Grayson, Z. 5 A., who
has been for than two weeks confined 70 bis room
d,ngeroua'y Ill 10 now pronounced out OF danger, AMI
Capt Ewei First sgoons. took the field against the
ella Apacbes the Sd inst, In command OF about 10
tone Lieuts A. B. Chapman and B. f. DAVIS were the
officers on duty with Capt Ewel.
The weather thus far In May has been unusually cold,
windy and altogether UNPLEASANT On the morning OF the
LIST believe several times subsequently,, the tom
peraure was degrees below the freezing point The
wsrmest day We have yet had indicated mpersture Of
f6 degrees and the coolest daily 80 degrees
thermometer at N ttsndirg al Is degrees II Is said
be the coolest May that has been here for
many years We have had aud slee twice since the
1t Recently It has become more cloudy than ia, and
thunder snd lightning are now observed. indicating the
failing upon the surrounding mountains which are still In
n any places covered with It.
The Gsee of May 10 publishes the following extrac'
m letter from Mr. Conner, Postmaster at Socorro Civ
ing unit Of wsnton outrage by IudaDs:-
On Saturday startled by the report that
herd sheep four five thousand In number belonging
10 Antonio Aoea had beer driven off by the Indians
point back Of San Aut0n,o in this county The people
col eced possible and went In pursuit. and re-
TUNED yesterday afternoon They found the herders four
humber, all murdered Juan Carlo, the mayordomo,
ced in thirty places and the others very much
anRltd boy, about twelve years tld had his head
sm.hed in with heavy rocks the bodies had the appear
on Of having been killed come six or seven days.
Abou. thousand OF the sheep had been lauced BY
the Indians and were stiA lying untouched upon tho
ground From this II would seem that those dends
do not rob much TO supply them elves with food q
u crafty their wicked and murderous propensites
The paper, noticing the arrival OF the Southern
n itary express, says
The ella expedition moving Off under the several
commands IN highly satisfactory manner That under
Col Lorpg had left the neghborhood OF Acoma and taken
the dill eCtlOn to the ella
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Court Of General sessions.
Before Judge Russell.
nENTENCRs FOR LARCENTEs


JutY o--when the Court opened this morning
Sarah Campbell indicted for grand larceny, In stealing
gold watch, pleaded guilty TO attempt 10 commit that
offence she sent W the city prison for four moatns
1heoiore Simon, respectable looking young man, who
wac also indicted for grand larceny, pleaded guilty 10 an
ate inpt at committing tba crime tie was ~ empoye OF
rTspy Go Broadway and stole botSeeu $500 aud 500
vo,,h OF jewelry from his employers The City Judge,
in passing sentence said that In consequence on his pre-
vious good character, and through the inercesson OF
member of the firm, he would send him 70 the Penten
tary for only one year -
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Our London Coxrsspondsnc.

LONDON June %, 1851.
The Dallas Clarendon reaty-LOrd Palmrsons Dssss.
mocy-Th uay he Tried 10 Entrap the United Sotau-
The treaty Dead Letter, dc dc.
Notwithstanding the statement made time ago b.
Lord Pamerston 10 Parliament that the amendments ~
the Senate Of the United States to the Dallas Carendsu
treaty were such character 10 be viewed by her
Mjesys government tantamount TO rejection Of thsa
convention am assured upon ample authority that sanh
not the On the contrary, all the amendments a
ave the Bay Islands was reached In this article
really contained Lord Palmerston's bantlDg, carefy
wrapped up and he hoped not visible TO the naked eye
was neither less than attempt TO entrap NE
United States into guarantee that slavery should
exist In Central Americas and hoped If this was
agreed to that would put end TO Southern fsbustee
ism In that quarter The Senate, you aware, sru
all this portion Of the article leaving to read simply
recognition Of the sovereignty OF Honduras over tAs
Bay I'ands
When Lord Palmerston came to this amended sy1-
Gle, he added an amend ment to IT, TO the effect thaf
whenever Satisfactory convention shall be concluded -
tween her BtaDnc Majesty and the republic Of Honduras
then The provisions Of this article shall 20 iuto effect
also provides that the islands shall not be fortified. M
was the only amendmen. made TO the treaty Il
from the United States 81 nale by Lord Pamerston and
patches have us been received from the British NnistU
there announcing that the President refuses ,qmese
the amendment thus made, and that he considered hs
negotiations on the subject at an end
Thus concludes the nal chapter Of the Dallas Garondn
treaty II doubtless q cunnipgly devised scheme a
the part Of Lord Pamcrston IL the United Staas
least negative recognition Of the right Of EngsnA
to intervene In behalf of The British squatters, yclept sub
ects the Bay Islands; and he had succeeded, It SoA
have added another link TO the chain Of embarrassnsng
which surrounds the subject.
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Theatrical and Musical.

ITALIAN OrypA s II Trovaore" Ia TO be eivcn with IN
the Academy OF Music this evening
Ieonora OF course 70 be personac by Nine La Granee
Mis- Adelaide Phillips will make her first appearance thh
season Azucena, and tho other characters are In e
hands Of sispori Brienoi, Amodio and Ooletu.
Nmro,s Gapprv-Those who have not had the good fov
tune TO witness NE dancing Of senors Rols may crm
some the sensson she has created by the Tact that
the suuiencee been publicly requested not 70 thrcv
bouquets upon the stage III the dance ends To night she
plays ola sylphide," which will be proceeded BY "smv
son n Co."
BrproSs THyArps The press svd the public continue 70
beetov unbounded praise the and enchau
Ing scenery with which the fairy spectacle the "NsAa1
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Az 0FFrcER Murdered m DgrRorr.- Charles
susll, Deputy Sheriff Of Detroit, sh AMI killed By
Fsng Of drunken rosdiee In the street the 9Th Inst
The following persons have beer arrested for ne
der-wIiam Kelly, Andrew Kel y, James Kelly, soree
koypaban, John Butler, pressmsn In the Tribune office,
John Hypds and Jacob -, WORKMAN for George
Shearer, ca Woodbridge street
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DECISION UspsR THE LICENSE Law.-John Van
Horn brought before Mr. Justice Hoson yesterday
charging him 9TH violation OF the 18th
secton OF the act entitled /" An Act 10 prevent intern pc
rance, and 10 gulste the sale Of int " eating a1ors
The defendants counsel demanded hs discharge on the
ground that bis Hsnor had acquired Jurisdiction Of the
for the that the did authorize the issu
ing OF ~arrant The Court 80 held and discharged the
pris This, believe the drs IN this couD
~ under the new law Buffalo Courier, Julys
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In o3sequence Of reduction OF the British postage the
single rate OF letter postage between the Uptei States
the British colonies OF Falkland Islands Gambia, Lsbuan,
Iopsn Islands and Natal, via England will hereafter be 80
cent prepay quired when conveyed from Eng
follows -Fat land Islands and Gambs by pacs ct or
by private sup Isbuau and opsn Islands BY private
ship Natal by packet, via the Cape Of Good Hope by
nrtv sfe ehi In
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inc I"n'
CTNTREyIfLE COuRsR, l.. T.-rROrrrEg.

cEFTREvTLLE COURSE, l.. L-TR0TTNo.
The seconi tro,tng match between Oh m. Lsdy Itch
oeld and Dr. Major Rogers, FOR 81 oo came of on Taes
day afternoon, over The Centrevile Course The race
was 'wome heats Lady Hschneld won very easily.
ine same time making one OF the closes, races ina
thsoe thai person unacqusn'ed with the mysteries
o. ihe turi would have considered II the most equally
macned race that could be made up The mare took
the lead and let the MAJOR lay on her wheel through
ns~y the whole OF both heats The betting, no YER,
rving lne race, wss one hundred 10 ten on the mare
TUESDAY,, July s-Tro'i ng match for Oh 900 two-mIle
u. Mace named CHI m lady 1ltohaeld ........I 1
u. Phfer named br q. MsjH Rogers ..........2 q
Time, 8 ;lSI-s 1bx
The rotng match between Belle OF Portland ana the
Fatbush mare, which 10 have taken place on Monday
last etded In forfeit the part OF the hackers OF The
Flatbush mare The owner OF Belle OF Portland then
onefed 70 uos ns nag against any on the Island AT that
.me, two mile heats Belle Of Portland tross nert Non
day s.,in't Rose OF Washington, the latter under the
nddls,
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Samuel Knapp Brothers, 46 Harrison street..
Coles Hodges Weeks, SO Broadway ............. 30
MAKEIPERs' LICENSES.
John P. Treadwe St Nicholas Hotel ............ 80
Anselm Blum, 238 Division street.. 80
Christopher SChartzhaus Third av and S5th street. 80
John j. Meptges Fourth avenue and 86th street. 80
Geo B. or Third ay between Seth and 87th sts 80
John Mason, l3l avenue 80
Patrick McKenna 1853 Fulton street. 80
Chas. Kauth, 463 Broome street Observation-Disclosures. 80
David Curry (spglcation Of July 81 ........... 80
VIM. McManus, SOC street and Fourth 30
VIM Burke 81 Third ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Louis Schlamp 201 avenue B................... 80
Peter Vercax 100 Broad way. 80
Joseph Greeley, so Forty fourth street. 80
Humphrey Ebpitt 81 Waits street .............. 80
John + Pupke, SO Greenwich street. ............ 80
Peter Cream KS Monroe street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Ferdinand Kasebe, 152 Bowery 80
Waiter Roche 6l4 Pearl street ...,.............3 80
Francois Curet, 4l8H Broadway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
John + N. Manges, 238 Greenwich street.. 30
VIM Buck l40 W eft street so
David Hay ward, 81 sixth avenue 80
Antoine Feuret 123 Mercer street. 80
wp Kelly, 30S Fourth street,. 80
Francis S,acon, Sbth street and Third ave 80
Michael Kacher, IL Frankfort street. ......... 80
Peter N. Demarest 40 South street.. ........ 80
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knrysorA CoSvprros-The Convention 10
Sm = sse oonsutuioS for Minnesota will meet In g.
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The following resolution was offered by Commissioner
Resolved That the Of this BoTd shall In all
require the payment Of license money to be made In
located this city Brook and that such certificate
certified check be made payable 70 A. v. Stout, as
County Treasurer.
The resolution was ADOPTED
Mr. HAskETT the Treasurer OF the Board made report
OF all the fees sud the various dates on which they had
been psd TO the County Treasurer appears from
his report hat since the commencement Of the Board
70 the Sd Of July inst he has handed over license
fees to Mr. Stout There numerous applications which
have not ye. bes paid for probably amounting 70 81 o0
Persons 70 whom lice have heretofore been granted
and have not received them, can have them by applying
day ii the office Of Commissioner HAske No Is Centre
street
Ths Board met on Thursday d O'Clock P. NJ, In the
Common Pleas court room Present. Commissioners John
Kerr, VIM. J. Ha.kett and Robert Holmes. Tho minutes
Of the last meeting read and approved.
The following resolution presented by Commissioner
Holmss;-
numbered irrespective OF their character commencing
Ne 2 2as being the aggregate Of licenses granted TO
this time.
Mr. Holmes stated that the Board had learned with 70
greet that there several persons who had gone
keepers public houses and represented that they had
paeDce with the Board and could obtain licenses without
complying with the usual requirements Of the law. Mr.
Homes said that since the formation Of the Board they
had TO give ar and liberal constru cton
the law und.r which IL was Created 90 that should
not be oppressive the hand violaiive OF
the intentions OF the Legislature In passing II.
Under these circumstances he thought would
be In the highest degree ungenerous and improper
for parties to evade the law by presenting
improper petitions In the Board, which In the hurry Of
is sccumulane business might be passed and the
pied fraud not be detected. BE said that any per-
should be found to have attempted this species OF de
cci hereafter 10 attempt II, their would DO
placed upon black book license refused them well
all subsequent applications which should be made by them
= commissioners Kerr and Haskeu concurrei with Mr.
Holmes.
sorekeepers LICENCES granted 10 the following per-
at the suIns ttt opposite their names-
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The Excise Commissioners.

On Tuesdxy the Board Of Excise Commissioners met at
O'Clock p NJ in the Common Pleas Court room, Com mis-
soners Kerr Holmes and Haskell being present Appi
cations for licenses were made and granted follows
sfoREKlEPERs' LICENSES.
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Date Of Entry Fn,,rsd Nurr,sr, Articles Weigh
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Pleasant Surprise Tho audience attsndins IL.
theatre Saturday eight was ssreeably surpsissd by
the appearance Off. II. Tsylor an oldfAvorite, and
former lessee of the IN ineidout nUs
put down in the bills. The play Of Dsoon and
Pythias was substituted for the Rag Picker Of
| Paris and Mr.. Taylor, ~ Damon, was greeted
with prolonged and hearty applause His familiar
acting was frequently interrupted duripg the sve.
ming by the cheers Of his old aequaiutancss-
AT the conclusion Of tbs piece be was called
out, and with him appeared Mr. Boniface The lat.
Ter gentleman, while making . speech Of thanks q
experinced . pleasant interruption, In . pufse
thrown At him, containing $50 in gold the result Of
subscription among his friends In the sterling
character OF John Mildmay, In "Stin Water Runs
Deep, Mr Bonifaee evinced . discrimination,
which entities him to the highest praise Mrs B.,
An interesting young lady with an excellent voice
and much grace, performed the part of Mra Mild
may acceptably.
Body Identiesd.-The body of the white man
found floating in the dock last Thursday. has
since been identified as that Of Samuel g. Nc.
Mutt who was at one time employed by the citv ss
teacher in primary school, and afterwards NJ the
Galeso Mills McNutt had been MISSING about
two weeks, and no doubt fell into the dock and was
drowned while in state Of intoxication.
ptsaing Fire Company-The "Aid" Fire Com.
pAny OF Norfolk. Va. commanded by Col. N C,
king intendvisting this city In the early part of
this month. The Aids may rest assured of
warm welcome and that courteous attention du-
ring their stay, which they so well deserve and
winch our firemen will not fail to give them.
Judge Mercdah has cleared the criminal docket
In his Court, which was smaller this time thau
usual
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DEFALCATIoN AT LOUISVILLE KY The Lou
isvie Courier states that some little stir was crea
ted in thatcity OF Monday, by the intelligence that
a man pained Vosburg who had been collector OF
freight bills for the mail boats for year or two
had absconded, taking with him about s. 600 of
the company's money. 1t appears that he had
consulted an attorney before he started, and the
best advice he could give him was to run away
which he did after inditing an affectionate fare
well letter to the president In that document he
confessed himself defauter, that he had been
falling in debt f,r some time, lived rather high.
had speculated in lottery tickets, sported fast
ed ahead, and the former was left behind among
his assets.
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The body of Captain Asa A. Corning, formerly
Of the American ship Confederation. was picked
up on Friday, floating off the Rock Light Liver.
peoi The deceased had been missing since jan
uary last, when his ship was wrecked in the chans
mel
Fanny Davis, charged with the murder of young
Raymond, in Fulton county, Ga, has been &C.
quilted.
In Oglethorpe county. GA, . young lady has
recovered s2, 500 from gentleman for slandsr.
Msj K II Temret has been appointed special
agent Of the Post Office Department for North and
South Carolina.
The cattle epidemic having reached the Prussian
frontiers, accompany of infantry has been sent 10
the Circle of Plesse to cut of ell communication.
The entire number of arrests made by the police
of Phiiadelphia during the month of April, was
1892
CAPTAIN Pendleton, Of the brig Gen. Jones, from
Boston, was fatally beaten by some hands on bis
vessel, at Csrdenss, Cubs, on the 25th uh
The prospect for . good crop In Fauquier CO.,
Va is very bad
Miss Matilda Heron commences IN engagement
In Boston TO night.
The N..polI,an Minister .. the Court Of SpaI
died on the 9th ult. Bj 1875
Thomas Coleman, youth of fifteen years, disd
10 New York Thnrsday, from the effects OF drunk
enness.
A recruiting Office has been opened 10 Charles
too, g. q, by the Governor OF Florida iol
teers to engage In the Indian war In that stsse. !
The winyah Indigo Society celebrated !s one
hundred and second anniversary IN Cnaf'sssos' ..
O.. Friday.
The Portland Argus sGstss thai two eitisens Oft
city while residiag IN Cuba last wtnfer exew prax1
Of 65o, 600 In . Havana LOTTERY. saas
The people Of the city OF JsnesytiIs. WDsoesass
lately made an appropation Of - 90 tor ~ psr.
p0ss Of baiidinx sa sdtdss for hi1h eehoei.
The vote taken In Massachusetts, on the hoase 80.
sttutions 81 amendments email, bus al Of sssW
were adopted by decisive mstorittss
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NOVEL Casa novel and interesting suit was
argued at the last term of the IT, s Circuit Court.
1t was a suit brought against the county of Kama
wha for damages sustained by certain plaintiffs in
the loss of several mules, which were killed last
fall by the breaking down of county bridge
whilst they were in the act of crossing it. The
questions that arose were Can county in Vir'
sinia be sued in the Federal Court And is u
county in Virginia liable, as county, for damages
thus sus.ainedG The arguments and authorities
cited were able and lengthy; and the questions
presented being new and Of great importance, the
Judge deferred giving his opinion in the case until
the fall session OF the court.
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LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA-By way of
England we have very late news from South
Americs. At Rio Janeiro, on the 18th March. the
various markets were dull, except for coffee Nine.
ty thousand bags were sold Supplies were free
and of excellent quality. The weather was fa.
vorable. The Imperial Railroad of Peter III was
completed to a distance Of sixteen miles About
twenty deaths from yellow fever occurred daily
in Rio. -
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DANGER OF THRILLING WITH FIREARMS -Har.
man Folk, of Mr. Wesley Folk. of Lexing
ton District s. O was accidentally shot and killed
a few days ago. He, in company with lad named
Dickard, found pistol, which they supposed to be
unoaded Dicksrd took up the weapon, and
playfully told his companion that he would sh o:
him, when it exploded, and The ball driven
through the body of young Folk. The wound
was fatal, and the sufferer died the next day
Young Dickard, when he saw that he had shot his
companion, swooned, and for several days had re
fused to take any food.
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HON. J. Y. MAsoN.-A letter from Paris to the
Journal of Commerce, says our Minister, Mr..
Mason, will remain at his post 8 twelve month
more, if not longer. He has been engaged in
important negotiations with the Government,
which he may be presumed to be best able to
prosecute TO successful conclusion. We learn
that the Emperor recently expressed to him at
Court most generous wish for his sy.-Nati0aaI
TDfsNj
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BILLIARD PLAYING The billiard p,avers of Nav
York, were little astonjshed by three match ssmss
rlsyed on, Thursday at the Irving Rooms in which
Mr.. Price, an amateur from stou made the folio
against New York amateurs full game The iyt
game he closed By OF 76 the second 8I and the
third 81. He then played with the owner of the
rooms, M Higham, the we'll known Albany playsr
and though Mr.. ID. disco nntsd him. he was bsatsn-
Thsis what 10 termed among the "fsncy," "tsII
play"
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Personal LIBERTY IN MAINE-An act WAS
passed at the last session of the Maine Legislature
by which il is declared that any slave brought in
that State with the consent of the master to be
henceforth free; and making any attempt to en-
slave him punishable by fine not exceeding one
thousand dollars. and imprison ent not exceeding
ore year. Another sct charges the county attor-
neys with the dRty of defending any persons
claimed as fugitive slaves
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CALIFoRNIA MINT AND GOLD EXPORTS The
deposits at the San Francisco branch mint from
JAN lst to March 3lst were 35S 979 ounces of gold
and 10 072 ounces of silver. The coinage was
So 985 Coo in gold chiefly double eagles and $l5,.
600 in silver half dollars. The exports of treasure
from San Francisco during the first quarter of the
present year amounted to Sl0,2s8 54S, being de-
crease of Sl42. 402 compared with the same time
last
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EFFECTS OF THE WEATRER-The New York
Journal of Commerce dscoursing of the weather,
says the foundation bas beea laid in that ely within
the last two months for as many consumptions and
other fatal diseases of the lungs as would equal the
ravages of a moderate visitation of yellow fever
cholera
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/ ADVANCE IN SUGAR-There has been an az.
vance ia the New Orleans market, of one cent in
the price of sugar. A circular from the larges.
sugar refinery in the United States, says:
We are sold out os all kinds of Sugar and Syrup,
except sfew hundred packages of loaf. puIverized
and coarse pulverized sugar. 1t is uncertain when
we viii be again producing. and until we can name
definite period, we do not accept orders for fu.
ture delivery.
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COUNTERPART BLLs.-Several attempts have

COUNTERFEIT BiLLS.-Several attempts have
been made here, within a few days, at Bristol
Tennessee, to pass counterfeit ten dollar bills Of
tbs Farmers' Bank of Virginia, payable both a
Norfolk and at Backsburg. The genuine have the
figures 10 only at the upper corners, while the
couDterfeits have figures at each corner The
central viguette of the genuine represents man
on horseback with dogs, and mill 10 the distance
while the counterfeit has a female figure, with q
sheaf of grain. The word the" is small in the
genuine, while in the counterfeit the whole line il
of the same size, "ths Farmer Bank" &c.
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A COINCIDENCE, II TRUE.-The Cologne Ga.
zette of the 9th April states it very remark able
that, in this year as may not happen for many
years again, all days and dates correspond exact
iy with those Of lS49, also sll moveable festi-
vals without exception, and even the quarter
days, SO that the calender of l849 may be made
use of for this year