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Our WashingtOn Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, July 7, 1857.

WASHINGTON, July HOWL
The FINANCES Of tie National Government
The balance remaining In the Treasury Monday, June
&c. was teegraphed you the amount ascer
tanned by the govern mept officers here and before the
detailed statement had been completed copy OF which
transmit This shows a balance OF Sl8 S7S sl8 "a,
subject DRAFT on that day. and ct the rate the revenue
has been flowing into the Treasury for several days past
shall have fearful amount hand by the meeting OF
the next Congress As mentioned In my despatch yes
terday there upwards Of half million OF dollars re-
ceved into the Custom House Of Now York alone in two
days. Juy I'd and 3d) when the receipts for the entire
week previous only $780, IL from all the Custom
Houses or the country. estimated by the department
that the receipts will average one and half millions
per week for me and that too, without any extra
ordinary expense mee-ony the current expenses Of
the government Holders Of the public debt have ceased
send in for redemption and the most experienced mo
neyed Of New York the that there
apprehend any financial crisis In the East
cities They say they have prepared for the worst,
and II embarrassment comes ct ALL it will be In the North
vest, among the land speoulssors,
TRlAsuRER's WEEKLY STATEMENT, showing the amount ct
his credit in the Treasury, with Assistant Teasurers and
designated Repositories and In the Mint and oranohes oy
received 10 Monday, 29h june 1857: the amount
for which drafts have been issued, but were then un
paid, and the amount then remaining subject 70 drAn
showing also amount OF future transfers TO and from
depoetares ordered BY the Secretary othe Treasury
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ADVENTURE or LADY FRANKLrS's BoAr.-About
few months ago, Mr. Cunard Of Cunsrd, Mum Co., Of
Liverpool, sold by auction the Sir John Franklin exped
ucnsry steamer Isabel, the conditions Of sale being the
Withdrawing from the action small mahogany. built
leo boat which was laid down years ago under the in
sructons OF Sir John Franklin, which accompanied tho
last expedition, and with the party who found tho
Franklin relics, and which much priced on those nc.
counts by lady Franklin. The boat not included In
the sale but by come omission remained board the
Isabel and taken away by the purchaser Of ves
sell and ultimately all clue 10 her whereabouts lost
In the meantime Iady Franklin with devotion unpara
leed embarks the remnant OF her fortune a final expe
clifton In search Of her husband, whom she still believes
may be rescued, and directs that this favore boat shall
again take part In the explorations Another effort find
ordered 10 he made. The matter placed In the
hands Of Inspector Bates OF Liverpool who aer search
Ing Inquiries obtains Information from old fisherman
which leads him, accompanied by Mr.. Johnson gentle
who Identify the Nursing boat TO place called
Lananheiran about miles inland tho Welsh coast
ard about sixteen miles from Carparvon. There In an
epc sure something like pnfod, and covered with dirt
and 9Th, they found the little boat In the possession Of
landsman who bad been left In charge but who hav.
Ing the explained TO him, made attempt 10 resist
the OF the law. Acst procured and the boat
was taken TO Mens. where II was shipped In the next
steamer for Liverpool, AT which latter place arrived on
Wednesday and was on Thursday forwarded by rail 70
Aberdeen, in time 10 join the expedition -Mancar Era
rfnrT, Juns ~
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on the mean recorded velocity.
REMARKS.
MISUNDERSTANDING cloudy and chilli gentle breeze;
afternoon wholly clouded, heavy cumulus, esh breeze
evening wholly clouded, gentle breeze.
THursDAr-Mornng wholly clouded, nmbus, gentle
breeze afternoon nmbus, cold northeast wind and rain
evening rain continued, nmbus, gentle breeze
FDAr-hornipg wholly clouded, nmbus, drizzling rain
continued with abort intervals throughout the day. fresh
breeze.
STRENGTHENING heavy, gray sky, fresh breeze; ar.
ernoon partially clouded, cumulus gray sky evening
mist, damp atmosphere.
SuSDAY-Mornipg sky half covered with light cirrus and
GIRO stratus clear blue sky, very light breeze; aer
noon overclosded cumulus and cumulo stratus evening
nearly clear, slight stratus.
Mountaineering gray sky. damp atmosphere, light
eastery breeze; afternoon heavy GIRO cumulus extend
Ing at NJ and threatening rain evening heavy fog,
fresh breeze; night clear, stratus, fresh breeze.
TrEpAy- Morning fog, gray sky, fresh breeze after.
noon bali couded feecy crros and GIRO mulus even
Ing slight stra,us, clear moon, fresh breeze
MISUNDERSTANDING cloudy, cirrus and GIRO -cumulus;
gentle breeze.
The mean barometer height was 5000 inches Mean
temperature for the week. ca degrees highest point so In
the afternoon OF the eth lowest point so the night of
the I'd and Sd range 80 degrees. Moisture air ranged
from LOO complete sauraton) 10 49, (half saturao
The quantity OF rain .69i (rather than half an
inch) The general character Of the week WAS cloudy
and damp
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News from Drazit.
urn RIO JANKIRO COHREs PONDEEUK.

RIO N JASuRo, May 20, 1857.
Full IN TIE O,fee Marka-Sxock in HAND -fegAo Dun
--Hurig Nesos-Mal Line Cbmmunication-i'osiion Of
President Lopez in Paraguay.
write to inform you that coffee has fallen to-day llc
per aroba, with prospect Of downward tendency, In
consequence OF the continued low prices In the United
States and from the stock Increasing during the past
month In this market faster than the shipments. The
quantity day first hands $50 900 bags, which is
large stock.
Several Of vessels have been waiting long time for
cargoes Among the captains that have been here Is
Captain Wo of the Gaego, who out Of sixty voyages TO
this port, never was 30 long waiting for q cargo.
The Epglish vess els take freight cheaper
Soce the OF the reduced tariff Of the United States
several shipments Of sugar have gore to the 'taes.
We regret that the b for line Of mail % ckets from the
United States 70 Brazil Is laid over for another session OF
Congress-.
The news by the government Brazil liue Of steamers
that pass Paraguay president Lopez territory very
steripg President Lopez Ia armipg his forts heavily
and will deny other nations the right 70 navigate its
waters.
The United States store ship Supply arrived here on the
18th Of Nay.
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First District Court.
Before Judge Green

Rudolph Holschdn and Rossna his WE against L. 30.
mart and Decentralization 70 damages for injury
sustained by Mrs HoIschan occasioned by her falling
into the opening 10 the vault under the sidewalk In front
Of deendan premises No. " Greenwich street, on the
9Th Of June last
n appears in violence that the covering 10 the vault In
question had been len unfasened, and Mrs ~, In
psny with her husband and another person was passing
along In front OF defendants premises the day shove
mentioned, when she stepped on the covering, VIII oh
slipped or she accidentally FELL with enc leg In
inning herself severely that she has been confined
her bed the greater portion Of the time sInoe and proba
bly permanently injured, a. physicians swear.
The Judge held that occupsnp OF buildings bound
keep the coverings their vaults properly secured
for neglect do bound TO respond 10 the person
Injured in such damages persons may sustain by rea
son OF such neglect He therefore awarded the plaintiffs
$50 damages, with costs, and sl2 extra eosu.
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Our Overland Correspondence.
TuTnx's RANCH, corroSwooD RIVER, June 20, 1855

1rTnE's RANCH, COTTONWOOD RIvsE, June 20, 1857
Colonel No6sts Wagon Road Expedition.
improve the hrs, opportunity, until reaching Sour
river Of informing you Of the wherea Of Col Mobiles
wagon road expedition. The party arrived and osmped
here last night and rasng" their tents to con
unue their journey. This place s twelve miles south OF
For, RdgIey. Col MOBILES, accompanied by Hon. @. A.
Grow Of Penn, has gone In advance and will be ned BY
the party the jacques or James river. A. Medary,
engineer, an sssstan have also gone 10 survey the
road 10 be built by the main party A. they advance Tue
command, OF course devoves upon Mr.. FISH, secretsrT
The heavy rains make the road very bad and the pro
grce s Glow. The weather IL quite vrm-9O degrees in
The sha1e and the open 10 my wagon yesterday
stood high a. Ito This camp 10 called after
OF Mr.. futile who lives two miles distant aod In the last
settler the frontier he has Sin children, two being
daughters and very pretty. He has furnished us many
comforts, and u exceedingly hospitable. Our drcc ion
nov IA 20 deg W until we cross Big Sioux river Our
party numbers IS, including Hon. Mr.. Grow and two
fTe
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Western Land Speculation, sc.

Extract iron private letter from son 10 his father
ST. JossPH No, June IL, 1857.
arrived al this place yesterday You would be sur.
rrsed q, the number Of Eastern meets out here
and you may class three focrths Of them specustors
or land sharks They abound pentfuly from this plase
an the river Sioux City. There are lots staked out
Aeou, Council BuG City enough TO accommodate three
million people-no, hupdreth part OF which number
put tngether.
This Western land speculation 10 great himbug tan
enormous bubble, which wi sooner later burst, and
leave many uckess wight Hounderins IN tbs fsest Of
The is OF mud o. which almost every foot Of land is
posed In the rainy season
enclose list Of prices OF provisions at this place ami
subjoin prices current Al Council Bluffs Flour Si2 per
Dbl ham, lsc 70 2c. per 10; beef l5c butter 6oc
eggs SIC potatoes - so bbL and verytbpg ese In
proportion. Hay n $50 N $40 per ton
All this In portion Of the country cried in Al The East
the garden Of the world and The place for moor peo
pie, because they can live cheap. Lumber IL worth sl00
per thousand feet, and very hard get al that Very
ordinary brick SIS 10 GIG per thousand Every acre Of
good land In Iowa and Nebraska, not under Gu vaton
In the hands Of SPECTATORS, and will lie for years uu
proved. There IL one thing singular notice out here
there are no villages every place. even though numbers
more than three houses, called cy. have seen
several such.
People out here rscetIousy remark that ten dollar.
won't buy breakfast, and It's about 80.
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The force Of aqueous vapcr and dry air. and the relative
moisture and dryness Of the atmosphere, calculated
from the thermometcal and psychronetrical observs-
tons.
The proportions OF clouds and clear sky determined
on the British Association SCALE ranging from (entirey
cear) 70 10 enrely couded), the Intervening figures
forming fractional numerators of 10.
The pressure OF the wind u the velocues given above
10 estimated by Rouse TO be-
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I'm. weather Least Week.

the following the result Of three daily observations In
New York city of the range and height Of the baro
meter Thermometer the temperature of evaporation
the force aqueous vapor and dry air. the relative mos
ture and dryness of the atmosphere the proportions Of
clouds and clear sky the COURSE character, velocity and
movement of the wind and the quantity Of rain during
the week ending Wednesday, July 8, 1857, at AM
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FATAL AccrpBsr AT CHICAGO on THs FOURTH
The Chicago fress says-A most mel sncholy casualty
90 be cbronoled. rocket entered third story window
Clark street, and struck Mrs Sarah A. Smith in the
are Of the forehead entering about inches and from
eppearsnces exploding within the cavity OF the skull
att srng her In all directions and OF killing
her Instantly the presenting horrible and CHASTITY
SPECTACLE The unfortunate had just epere the
room 10 meet her husband, who 70 20 10 walk with
her Seeing him looking out from the window vita two
other persons she stepped softly 10 the group just then
Che expoeou took place and the rocket came Kissing
~ errsnd OF death. The 6rst knowledge that Mr. sm
had that his wife In the room seeing her when
ne turned lying ghssily and bleeding corpse The
0oor. The deceased twenty Elk years Of age, and
formerly fvm ROcbener, n. Y, and leaves two lRte
boys
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Int Ieu UOVeruOTbs
The Board OF Ten Governors met Tuesday the Ro
tunda In the Park-C Godfrey Gunther President in the
chair
CENSUS or THE DEPARTMENTS
Number OF inmates In the institutions week ending July
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HEALTH OF NoRFoLk-The Norfolk American,
audiDg 70 reports prevailing Al Redmond that the yeos
fever bad appeared At Norfolk and Portsmouth, says that
the health OF the city never was better.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES rt
n acquaintance OF lady with the view
Must be good looking. hesrs no object. b.
enjoired. Address L., Dor 1888 Herald oflce.
hATR1MONIAL-EUGErH FORREST
lu the receipt ~ is cents, send 10 person .
their past ami future life from a specimt
writng' and true picture OF their Intended.
Forrest lGS Bovery Post once,
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THE GENTLEMEN WHO PARTOoK OF Tv
i at GOO Broadway, on the evening OF July .
time psrtook Of l0O left q cidentally on the san
Titus, are most respec fully requested TO ret,
both gentlemen are well Known, and probat
some trouble II not returned.
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CTOLKN-FROM THE SUBSCRIBER AT
- theatre, ON the night of the 9th inst. porte
tanning an accep snce Of Boyd X Zen New 70
the subscriber al 60 days, $3.50; note Of Sinners
$50. note of Emory, $50; cash, S90 Al person
ed against purchasing said paper, az payment
ped on It. The thief will confer tav.r by rett
per to me at the National Hotel, New York, or
BESkARI
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MOTE LOsT.-LOsT OvERBQARD FROM ,
IN staten island ferry boats, on her way to
promissory note drawn by j. I. vanderhoof,o !
six months from May Is, 1857, amounting W two
the payment of SAID note has been stopped a
made for q duplicate OF the same, the public
against its negotiation. q
NEW YORK, July 10. 1857
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III CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cries WIFE
Western North western and South states ny coz
tnuou Railway direct This Road also CONNECTS ~ ftsoutsh
with daily all ports in the "esIn RIVERS
snc Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers 70 e pors
the Northwestern Lakes making the most direct
and reliable by which FRElOhI can DC iof"aoeo 70
and from the Great West r,r,,ru,ou
n ATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA aud PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps 75cents y
Books Dry Goods Tin boxes, bales ana tIunhs lOC 10.
Drugs lin boxes and baes), Feathers furs, &C.:
G al baesl Drugs In cask) Hard 6ecents p
go satber lin rolls or boxesl Wool and Sheep 100 Il.
Pcts Eastward. &c................ ''...''''.,'.'(
THIRD GLAssAnvils, Steel, Chains in cash cents y
Hemp Bacon and Pork saked loose or in sac ks 100 b
Tobacco manufactured, except Cigars or cut. nc,
FouRTH CLAss-COhee, Fish, Bacon, beci ana 49,. n,
PORK lin cssks OF boxes, Eastward Lard and scents
Lard Oil Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, 100 d.
Pitch. Rosp, ko.... $500. '''.'''''''''')
FIoUR-Sl ~ Dbl until further notice
Ct,N-jO cents ~ 100 N until farther notice.
CoTroN-$ q bale not exceeding 500 10 weight until urIhei
In ,bopng Goods any point Of Philadelphia be par
ticnsr 10 marx the package Vis Pennsy Railroad AN
Goods Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia u
Pittsburgh will be forw arded without detention
FsyIGHT AGEyTs-Harris, Wormley Co Memphis, lem
r. T. sass Co. st Louis; 8 Mitchell Son, Evansyne
Ind Dumesnill Bell Co.. and Carter Jewett Louisville
XIV ;B c Medium Madison Ind Sprisman Brown, ano
inv vim Co Cincinnati w. Graham 4 Co., LanesTIe,
Ohio: Leech Co.. No 81 Kilby 81, Boston Leech Co; Ne
Astor House New. York, and No Wllisms New. York;
j. Snr.der, Philadelphia; Maraw Rooms. Baltimore
Geo. C. Franciscns Pittsburgh. 49,, $3.50,
H. IL HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, fhIadeiPnA'
H. J LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
May l. 1857.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE IN KsSrrcKY.-On the 9th
inst, Mr.. VIM s. Bailey, the editor of Tho Newport
XVI Ners, man of some 80 years Of age, aud -
pe aceable person as one can find went to Alexandria,
KY. to hear speech from b. f. Sanford Rspublican
candidate for Congress from the Nth Congressional
District. For several hours two or three young men
followed him with abuse and profanity, and finally
commenced pummeng him, when the Sheriff inter-
fered. The residue Of their proceedings we give In
Mr.. Baleys own words
They afterwsrd approached US and warned US not
10 pubish their conduct threatening with violence
if we dd-ope stated that ne would put ball through
our body il we published him. This IL going TO eI-
tremes-for the press 70 be muzz'ed la Kentucky by
,nch threats would be an injury even tn the parties
that demand it, IN comuiop win Oh good .h,ans Of
the State Several eggs throsn at us as We went
to the stable to point out our horse among others out
we were not hit by any Of them. After We got INTO
the buggy, with friend who was with u.s. TO return
home, two eggs were thrown at US by young Taylor,
striking the carriage and daubing our clothing Such
we're the actions Ut young men, calling themselves
gentlemen npon the ground that we were M ADO
lition.t and that had published some time previous
the actions OF one OF them, who had been brought
before the Mayor of this city and fined for asssults
&c as though we we're here 10 be silent upon the
evils Of society, and 10 be rdcnled by good men nor
rot CONCERNING tho wrong. This abuse upon rs ct
Alexandria satisfied many good citiseps ~ TO the ne
cessity Of RI publican party in Kentucky"
Kentucky is fast Gaming the reputation Of being
one of the most mannered and riotous States In the
Union.
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MECHANICS FAIR AT LowELL.-There is 10 be
this Fall, at Lowell, Mass, great Fair, uLder the
management Of the MddleseI Mechanics Assocs.
ton. The last exhibition Of this Association, held
five years ago, was open % days; $500 persons con-
ributed and 81 coo visitors thronged the halls The
character of Lowell as city almost exclusively de.
voted to manufactures and mechanic arts, its central
location ia New England, and It's direct railroad com
munications 10 all directions, offer advantages to ex'
hbitors that are unsurpassed The proposed cxh'-
bon opeos Sept 10, and our inventors and nann'ac-
tmers would do well to make early application Tor
space, to the Superintendent Of the Assoc"sion a.
Lowell
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ADUrL PRsyEyrED.-M essrs. o. NJ lie Blanc aud
John Van Pe arrived in this city, yesterday, on their
between them, by hostile meeting. Mr. Van Pelt
LEFT the CITY Yesterday morning. but Mr. LIE Blanc was
placed under arrest though subsequently admitted 70
bail by Assistant Recorder Holland. The cause OF
the difficulty as we learn from cards published IN
The Bafon Rouge Adcocdte, was as folows: The hrst
If lime last in the Recorders Office OF West Baton
Rouge, Mr.. lie Blanc offered gross insult 70 Coi.
lafayette Caldwell 10 relation OF Mr. Van Felt o.
Blows ensued, but they were separated mr.. =: ales
irg that his arm out Of joint. Nothing
resulted from this until Mr.. lie B. received note
fyom Mr. Van Pelt, demanding an apology for the
insult oered bis relation and friend, and stating that
he Col could not resent il himself owing TO phys
ica disability II was refused the ground that the
writer had nothing to do with the matter. but if he
rad anything to complain Of on his own account, he
should rec, i've satisfaction. second note was sent
by Mr. Van Pelt but Mr. lie Is. refused its acceptance
card subsequently published by Mr lie b. concluded
with til. iniimaton that he readyto give Mr. Van
Pit any satisfaction he demanded. The journey OF
Tie gentlemen we suppose the result of this. As
he bore If Mr. LIE b. only binds him to keep the
peace in this State, presume the matter will be adj
INew.Orleans Delta, July %
CHILD LEFT TO PERISH Is THE WooDs-On
Sunday last lad picking rapberres In the town O.!
Cbemupg, heard strange noise in the bushes. ~
frghtt ned him and be called for aid, when !. wa,
ertained that the noise proceeded from an III Luz
placed upon bare rock. The child was TAKEN oa 11
Of by tie Poorm9ster, Mr.. Phneas Rogers; a,a
removed TO the Poor. House ON Monday Inc SUP
in.ensent OF the Poor proceeded 10 Cheuang u1a
vestgated she my stery when it vas asesitaiu pa,sr
the father wus q married man named IL. d. .,s =,
ard IT, mober-a Miss Hoover-togetner WIN ~
grand mother bad placed the helpless nfan. a II the toe
woods where they supposed il would de- saa thus nus
hide the ame OF the Illicit from the
auJ the auilty father held for us support.
al he pa "au s with The dasd . s
have heretofore mantaped very Gcrree' depTp bs
mep and arc members Of the B,0s SSa az he coD
people Q, ,aSss and grandmother ard there were
ne serious threat. lynchiog.
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TENN YLVANIA RIA l. r D u
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

The Railroad at Pittsburgh 9th ran
roads and from St Louis Mo- Alton GSena ana Cpcase
II Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, Ky Terre Hante
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Be.onsine sandnsky, Toledo, Ceveians 20
hnbns Zapesyle Massion and Wooster Ohio also with ths
steam packet from and to NewOreans st. Louis Louis
Vile and Cincinnati.
mentioned places in the West ,.., - 4,
find this the shortest most expeaious sns
esuE rteble rout. between the East and West. 100
FROM NEW YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS
FROM NEW YORK TO CHICAGO IN 80 HOURS.
FROM REW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN " HOURS.
Fare as low any other Route.
See ban dbls in the hotels Of this city. -,
Through Tickets further information may DC nae ~ tDe
Office sf the PENNSYLVANIA RAlLhOAD,,
~ No. 2Astor House, Broadway.
I L. ELLIOTT Asent
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H,HE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW. YORK

by The Grace Of God Free and all per-
sons interested In the estate Of PATRICK KAyANAGH late
of the City New York. dece ssod creors
rwis ieDd greeng You and eech Of you hereby
cited and required personally 70 be and before sn
oaate Of the CouEty OF New York at his Office ia City
York the fourth day OF August next at II O'Clock in
be forenoon Of that day. aud there 10 attend the 6os
mept II the sccount OF proceedings Of Margaret MegowAs
formerly KsyaDssh sdnin'atix Of the goods sha..e.
sv.ed the OF office OF said Surrogate 10 be hcreuno AIMED
Witness Alexander W Bradford 60 Surrogate Of our
june Ia the yesr Of Lord one Thousand eish buh
d,ed nd 6ny-Even w bhfDFoUl
Jyn lsw5wS p"'oeMt
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CoRREcrroS.--Our dispatch Of the Europa's news
from Halifax Wednesday, stated that the last out
ward passage of the Persia wa, made 10 eight dsys
and tweDty.tw and hslf hours. This was blander
on the part Of the reporters or teeersphe-, Is tho
Persia sailed from the stream, of the Battery,
o'clock On the morning Of the 9th inst, and a. the
Halifax dispatch states arrived at Liverpool at p No
on Friday, the 18th met. thus making the apparent
time pipe days end eight hours, and the mean time
about pine days and three hours.