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FnK. HHLE.

st4 Acres Of Land lying on Cape Fear River-Storc
Dwelling Houses all in first rate order The store
is at fine business stand at the Cross Roads and the
and is not to excelled by any in North Carolina
ANY person desiring to purchase can obtain further
partcuiars respecting the property by calling en-
either of us at Willis Creek on the Wilmington Road
Is mi les from Fayetteville.
SARAH WRIGHT.
Oct. 4. 1S-f JAMES WRlGHI
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and Commercial, Fayetteville Carolinian, Demo
cratic Pioneer, Gol1sborough Tribune, Newbern
Union, Warrenton News, Salisbury Banner
Western Sentinel, Charlotte Democrat and
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and forward to this Office. Rate adopted by
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May 80, 1851 52-3t
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E0R SAFE,

Five sevcnths of the FARMING AND TURPEN-
TINE LAND in Harnett county, known as the Parker
and McNeill lands. joining VIM. Harrington S land on
Upper Little River. There is some 200 acres CT the
best quality of low grounds the River. The up
lands are heavily timbercd with pines. and within six
miles of the Fayetteville and Western Railroad.
For particulars apply to d MACARTHUR.
J. p. ROPER,
j. W. MCKAY.
Nov 1856 30, 26-tf
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10000 lbs. Tal1OW Vi Nnte1,
For which the highest cash price will be paid:
Oct l, 1856. A. NJ. CAMPDELL
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A CARD.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform his old
friends and customers that he can be found at the
Store of C. E. Lcete where he will be glad to see
them. D. H. McDONALD.
Ian II 1887 33-tf
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T mR 8 Al,R .

ADAMANTINE and TALLOW CANDLES: fine
and common TOBACCO; and almost anything in the
Grocery line. Cheap the cheapest!
G W. l. COLLISION.
Feb'y7 1857. 36-tf
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Professor Woods: Hair Restorative,
for sale by S. J. H1NSDALE.
Aug 80, 1856. 9l3-tf
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j. A. SPEARS.

j. A. SPEARS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ATTENDS the Courts of Cumberland. Harnett
Wake aad Johnston.
Address Toomer, Harnett Co., n. C.
Feb. l6. 1856 S5-y
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B.HRIHW FULLER,

1f1Cy at tLSt"s
FAY YE II e WILL NC
May be consulted at the Law Office of Jesc G. Shep
herd, Esq, Green Street.
July 10, 1856. 7-tf
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ANDREW J. STEDMAN.

ANDREW J. STEDMAN
La
Having removed to PITTSBORO, n. c.. will attend
rgularly the Courts of Chatham, Moore and Harnctt
Couaties.
April IA. 1856. If
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ITO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS p9Isa BUSINESS u
nv ~ Re Wes,ern and Territories will unSer-ah-
sIee,,one make invessments of transact other busipr~s
a o,e poat 0fr
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AsTROiAGY.


sTONTsBIEo TO ALL-MADAxH MORROW TBp
"A seventh daughter OF seventh daughter who vas also
great astroloep has nature Gun TO tall all tie sv~ss Of ue
single and hOw tnes you be married. snd
and ptl show the likeness your future husban<
rbseni ftsnds and viii you speeSily married
and have rood iuck through e have ssouhed housand
during my travels IN Europe Zee ~ and oharsv
Do, satisfied. Gentlemen adniied 70 Byo-ns sr~sa
between Cannon and Colrmhis
a Ia Auars snAt sADank sAs An fha wUsuss
"A Gshe age sbe nss study connened phr~nnanat
which enables her 70 tel Jour age character rrumsss
nsrry. fart astonishes all Who her ahe A. A.
BIZ Madame De3ore The wonderfnl oairvovns
rnowr hssaf~ree M "~~~nw'cb ~sr~~t rNamh~sp
A AsTkUlUvlsT THAT SEATS rHs wURI.i,--ArI
"A Thousand dollars reward IL offered one
srrpass giving covrecf on Il. evruss
particularly Iosee lac srs and all business
.ls. lucky numbers AM wishing oo,sn
suraI str-d lsdv B-she IL no humbus Cali and ssus
" yourselves Residence ts Orchard sseet
IN and s'sntnr sfr-~s
" street fec Of Broadway most suoces~fu
medical business clairvovsn In America diseas
durable, on buslnus
.bs~r, 90 and satisfaction Jav
fyLIIRvOyANCK Mrs. HAYES sssBROOME srRFgT
" few Doors OF the Bovery; the mDs successfni
medical clsirvcysnt ve haze In All
dae ssee discovered snd cured Whereabouts "a absent
riends made tDown. Satisfaction guaranteed m pay
ATADAMF winIER-THs uIvrgU SPANISH LADY
M tells cnrr~cfy, 1--we, marriage friends business sck
urdirine for al Diseases hos pNin
perry soen is1 West Twenty fourth street. corns~ Of
Eighth svrsue
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

A GENERAL AssoRTwsHr Or BR .kDTss CHAw.
n psgr.s sherry Madeira port snf cisret wines se, Ho
tsfd schrdsn old Jamaica Scot9h Irish, hononga
bes and wtske,s onsOn end dublin ports~ anf
Scsoh sle~. for sole nj DKaHiiI. MATfkRSUss 40
Bro-sne, y 81 shNstre
nknstus< 49, ~tFNs Il OrrEH rUR sALE TIL
- s-~ rr<,~-S hrsrdss and wines below the curreni
prtcea Apf dsfsns All ~ho ~aut goo
kauor~ ne ~Duis rail snd for themsei.-s
a rEtosriI. NJ ~ Pine street sev vc~s
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WAktRn-A MIRROR, Nor LEss THAN rHRHs
w f-~s -Ne ~ four Tee hsn o< Isrrer eshsr An rabs
OR o. trs~s Address. stating sise rrcs. ns
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FURNITURE. &C.

A LADY ~ nEs' Rous ~ NETTING Win "a Oily
N hsvtns furNnre W dispr-e q
erve god GARD be.aufui bous. 10, staten TslsnS to
~swe would rsa ofle~ 20 renenan o. resoectabtlv thai
s~eul< loan eN0 'svr,d sccy~nrnni .ton Addeess w
Her~lr u<nc~ scr " -
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UHR OOMaIrTRR ON srREErs OF THE BOARD
Counclm-n VIII hold meeting IN the chamber OF the
Board Of oouncilmen 90 THURSDAY. Nay q O'Clock n
vesey ssree, between broadway and Church street, md
widening Frankfort street.
j. n REYNOLDS, Committee
q. p. BIOKPORD, s on
J. RoEHNER sreNs
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NEW YORK HEKALD, THURSDAY. NAY Is, 1857.
DRY GOODS. &C.

ITNDQOAILED srAMPHD NBRoIDnRY nANUYAo
8 Broadway, Y.-nsdams Hsncsi, dstsr q 49, q
p.roeva gives her special attention. 70 Ill kinds a Frne
smbroderee made 10 order initials. ScolOpng vueD -
rhnieaaip and retail
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GUNNER RssURT.-LAKE nOHGoAH HOUaR m
- open sumrnew boarerS four miles ea. N pc~ks
KIN village ACCESSIBLE BY all trains Hudsou River RAILROAD
md ss~smeesi Isianl Oy. Address 4 W. Pnnss
Pe~kskfn-
TvHE PAVILION HOTEl. ROCKAwAY LONG fsI.AEp
wtl open for the the I'D Of June Applosilons
and be made or IA lfN
JNo GRO BArrwrpon
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ste the bible House.
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ursAs PR, ssuHE aAUaEa LOVES ssw rarss,
sepsrns done prcp, and ~srrsnssa one rs yrea., ~
OWN ms chinist Ac., NO Nassau street. "r""sya
,,,o.anrsyes arp GROWERS OF ,RUr -yoHs
Nv sRs.oSK no. ersp.rss =, s,s req. e ID. ~
20 Q, Sbet csoe fruits fov vSs =
ell pay p. ssnss .soad be carefully PACKED in o,s
r, ths Nj ON
mo urpcpAsTs AND OTHERS DOING BUSINESS In
ss%Ps,ss . sns Ter,s. v ssoS e MAJ.
IIeeone make Investments, or transact bvsfpr~s
er,nsed him undoubted references given. Addres e
IVN Poet oAcr
MN new roRw DvHINo AND PRrsrrNo upxAn
N~s-s-. s'aies ,:I 81, ia once Y John susst saS
ssvns ssfssnsncd branch oce IN Bru~x var IN ~
500 vess~ce q resdssn The uppev pas q u srs nv
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T,o GOAL CONTRACTORa.sEALED PROrOeAL
Win be r8oevcd upn The Sd Of Juno u II ~ %
furnishing and delivering u the Alnnshouse DepNtnsa
FlAtbuah l., best quality Lehgh col
No bids win be oonsadered uness h sxo cooformg wtt
blanks, which te bad q The odsss o. The supcsnse.6
Hall Brooklyn snd she d Psst AnA aoutb mi
sfreea wtiansbsrx
NATURALIZATION WILL BE SPECIAL NEXT
w INDUSTRIAL Home Association No s. 1858 Bowery
Thurrdsy evening, kay at O'Clock 70 hear the repo
OF the Purchasing Trustee Il u hoped that all the menber
viii be present matters Of Interest 10 al VIII DO brought
oe'''' VIC CoaN,I. A. COOPER. Purchasing Trustee.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DOARD.-rwO CHILDREN, UNDER rwHLva, NAY
% he aocommr dset with board In hsAlshs location with
private family having no children Apply 1t GIG Hudsos
IeAl meal Troy.
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NoTICR-rHE MEMBERS OF TIE CLEARY GU .RD
IN attend meeting Saturday eventpg.
the II e. he purpose OF making
for their second snpusi picnic eIeur.lon BY
ordcr Of ID. DOU0HEHTf Captain
q. J. BROWNE Secy.
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Theatrical and Musicals
BROADWAY TnRATaI Tho spectacle entitled the "Lsst
day ~ having been brought out in ne style, 70 repeat
Cd to- night.
NlsIos GARDN.-Nme Nonpiaisir, n. Brilliant and
other favorte dancers will again appear In "LAlnee To-
night. rhs Ravels arc also % perform "Gedenskp in
which n Espnosa 70 70 enact the hero.
BowmY THEArRE M. Demilt, the industrious ma.
ohipist TO have benefit this evening The nov and
patriotic drama OF the Golden Eagle 4" She roe Of Gan
The Worlds Stage" Aad "Blsok Eyed Susan" oonst.
tute portion OF the programme.
BJRTov's.-SbAkspereS comedy Of The "wlntsr's
Tale egantlT illustrated 10 DO repeated th1 evening,
The cast, anything, rather superior 70 That o. NJ.
B. Chambers street. theatre, whore the peos enjoyed
long run
WAlIAcKa-Messn. Blake, Brousham, Lester, sothern
and Holland, hesdames Hoey. vernoa and Allen, 30
who Speaks Frat 20 with Mr.. Wal,os Charies d the
aiteFpieoe
LAURA Kmxs's-Ths pleasing little comedy called
sAvng Fast" u to be performed previous 70 The
Elves" this evening me later s having great run,
company combined.
AnnIcAS MrssrM.-rne "wilow Oopee" 10 70 Be on
acted this afternoon with elegant scenery In the
ing the Yelled Lady" and "Psul Pry" are 70 DO psr
formed for the besent Of hs very popular comedian, NJ
dadaway. ne casts are unusually sfsotive.
ErmoprAynu The programmes Of the various minstrel
estAbahmsaas promise treat deal Of fun this evening
In The fnroe lre "NeW Year Calls 10 announced 81
Geo. Chrisy Woods; 'Od Folks Oenossp n Baoksys',
and The bob Ridley Festival" II Brysnts.
MveoAI I,nns Ole Boil and other favorts artists win
bsasas Of the Masonic Relief Fund Mr.. schmslsser -
ssted By Mad. Wilhorst and other eminent mssicans,
viii sive similar entertainmcnt ~ the same place on
no.d Hso: s sS w s
Vu have an opportunity OF hearing the new prfma
DONNA Md. Gszzaniga.
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The Kall0ch Case.
CLOSE OF THE CASE FOB THE OFFENCE.

GrTN DAY.
The Kalooh case exctss universal Interest In Boston
and IT, adjacepctes The Presidential campaign was not
discussed moro vehsmenuy In groceries, and n oil
OF the Streets In parlsr, and Ill public and privse
places than this question: In which the character Of
OF the clerical profession Ia involved In such
way 70 Affect largo religious denomination. The
reverend defendant appeared yesterday upon the plat
form Of the fremont Temps and ted In the services
The preach ns vas done by hn brethren nom xains who
came up 70 testfy 70 his good chaSactes.
Tho crowd Of spsctstoss In astendaaoe was greater
than On any previous day. fhe defendaat was 20.
ccmpaned 70 the court By his wbe and several other
black vss promptly on hand, and took his aocustomsd
sea- By The sde Of NJ. KAiooh. In ooavsrssuon with
your reporter Mr.. steen stated That he well con
WINGED OF TIE innooenee Of hs wife Thai verdiCs Of
Yopr reporter TsmarksA Mrs. Ksllooh accompanied BY
pretty LADY, take her seat By side Of her husband
Mary eminent AeGal and clerical senuemea made Their
appearance In the cours room every available seAs aad
spectators. II sxpsossd shas Me-. Dana would lay
himself out on this occasion, and no . wordy rhe
toTica peadsr, rioh in>elleotu treat was anticipated
:s y. =, K ss
had opened The court the Judge asked the District Aor
nsy he bad any n'Fs testimony 70 offer 10 replied
Mp Dana, senior counsel Tor We defence, then CON.
throughout with much interest and produced favorable
mprsss,on towards bis client What eject will have
upon the jury rsna n 70 be seen.
BOSTON,, April Z, 1857.
ne case Of The Rev Isaac 3. BALLOON given 70 ths
jury toeay u noon, after charge from Judge sAnsss
which occupied sa hour and half In delivery Al six
o'clock this evening, the jury mot having agreed upon
vsrdiot recess was taken until Ten, whsn verdict
u decided upos, The Jury viii remain In session oil aisht
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
.o~cov uauvy MkRIET.

LONDON MONEY HAMLET.
r1uou. money nastss had become slighsly sasier.
r, sAous essential change In rssss consoh osssd -
asn GA Y Cor money, and sk . Ga: for account
LrvsRPooL COTTON MARKET.
.,,ous Iav,rpsol circulars report qsis but ssady
-. vun ssls, duysps NE thrss busnss days subss-
-. A ,hs depsysure Of shs Asa Of 1sooo bslss d
-nxs .pecuAsors ssok only 1000 ssa exporters IKE
-..s.x rbe uarrss VS. dull ss the Close 81 abous the
suos ssoos Of the previous Friday.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKET.
u...,. HoAardsoa, spence %. rspsa -four very
ALI =, aecl,ne OF 10. per bb Western eonsoIs quosed
=, a.. "A, Philadelphia and Balimore, u.s. 2ss;
orr. "a. a 3os wheat also very dull, and "a. per
S.srs, lever, rcd selling 10 ga ss; vn's w. "a
= A. %. Corn quiet, and Cd, lover; mueo Us, ~,
Iow, SIS. %: white sss .. ~, .rs v
(, sesu fayorsbte Tor aGriculsurh pufp""
,tvKrrooI PROVISION MARKET.
~. p,ossrdsos. spence Co. report nrm MAP
~. or sesf CITY sslss uninporssns bacon steady pork
,v,sc~s CHANGE and sales 70 moderate sx'snA LAr"
mil md pYtoss weak sunan sales ut IN.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NAsKEr.
Nsvspaper rspous quote Sugars ques, om .s.s s
u~ cr,r WITH axgs speculative inquiry Resin aeady
paiss OF 500 barrels comme. -. po ~ s"' nu.s
an ausss q Gss To-. sss 1ss for Seville. Raps OIL
LONDON MARKETS.
,r ss a,m spS supply snail RIOS pscysss os gene
rally unchanged. SCOTCH PC iron selling Ct 7ss'
MANCHESTER MARKETS.
Trade IN Manchester was quiss but prices had under
gone no change.
GLASGOW, March a. 1857.
Our market Tor pig iron vas rather ssaiev today an
sus,psss wa done IN mixed numbers vsuAnu u 10
: ID. for ossh.
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LAUNCH OF A NEW STEAMSHIP FOR The
SAN JUAN ROUTE.

me new steamship Queen Of the Pacific viii be launched
his morning sx O'Clock, iron the yard Of NJ wesssr
ven foot Of Boussos rress East river. This ship ihrss
thousand IONS surthsn. and will Do Me largest vssssl
that ever entered the barbor OF san Jsacsco she hes
bses Constructed csAsnsiby FOR Messs Charles Morgan
sons, OF This city, sus 10 intended for the norsas
Gsvrssoa ns and 70 between I'm rrAscsco and San
Juan IN oonnscuou Win ths Nicaragua rouss she has
besa nearly ready for auschsg fsr NE lat four months
but owing 70 the clcshs q hs Transit rcs ssA Ne IN
certain state Of walkers Aaairs In Nicaragua NE work
upou her has only Progressed u intervals. when the
ssvs nom Central America We fsvorAbs 70 Walker, her
dsshs and sides would present lively Appearances, %
casoped BY the pumerous mechanics Who we're engaged
upon her, but when htsneeacs VS. received Nat
seemed 70 cass cloud over the prospects Of the Mos
r~suan crc or recsunssd the SHOWCASES Of tbs ocssa
csss the new ship imnsdiaasiy became deserved, and
hus shs would remain until the receipt Of favorable
sdy,ces me Int nsvs having promised speedy suo
ocssful issue In favor Of General walker, The ssv ship
has suddeslv rNe. prepared 70 Change her position from
had 10 vsk, .;seh . ans vessel and cannot fA 10
elicit adprss.ss
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Ship New Hsmpshire Ashore oa Long Isiand

Snip New Hsm{,shtre Ashore oa Long Island
Beach.
Tho ship New Hampshire, Capt. Hhelden, which LEN
Giasgow on the 10th January this port went Ashore
on Jones Beach L. L. about O'Clock yesterday morn
isg The New Hampshire Is, We undsrstsnd, old YES
sell Of SOB tons burhsu and loaded with rs iron,
ale and SODA ash 10 supposed that the captain must
have mistaken hs course, and that his ship Of the ume
she struck went head on she now lying inmovaSly
fixed In that position about two hundred yards on the
outer beach That portion OF the beach uesr which she
lee about two miles from whore the MontezumA went
ashore two years ago, and Il . few miles from Hemp
stead. The New Hampshire discovered by the poo
pie on shore about SIX O'Clock In the morning, and
BY nine or ten thirty or forty persons had
crossed the bay which ies between the beach
and the mainland and which 10 about fve
miles wide for the purpose Of rendering sssstanos
necessary Here they found some seven or eight OF the
crew who had come lahore OF day break and VINO stated
that The bold Of the vessel was fall Of wa'sr but there
was no signs Of her breaking up The captain was on
ing off shore ct the tns ssd the weather continued 10
voraoe, they eBtertAned doubts whatever % 70 her
beng got Of sfer relieving her Of her cargo The sea-
by the last accoun was going down. and - the ship
lies beyond the line Of she breakers she sussans little
dsmage She has made herseW bod in the sand, %
eieo, upon her. Tho sailors who came ashoro were
drencbed with spray but mere danger attending
their aDdipg and the remainder Of the land
ed with perfect safety without the use OF the life
We understand thai q towbost and q schooner went 10
tbs assistance Of the New Hsmpshire the
Of her going ashore reached this city.
This vessel bu in ct Pors mouth, N. H., In 1887,
and il the property Of zsrega Co., Of this oity She u
NOT insured.
THE LATEST PARTICULARS.
Tho ship reported ashore this morning Jones'
Beach, the New Hampshire, Of New York, Capt. shell.
don, from alHgow, with cargo Of pig iron. bleaching
POWDER rsgs &c. eonssned to zerega Co., ofths city.
She went ashore Il w, O'Clock (sca ume) ths morning
during heavy snow storm. sne lies head tho
outer bar about quarter OF mile from Shore hog
ged and has feet OF Ia her hold. She II
badly on and the only prospect Of getting her or H. II
the weather should favorable enough 70 get the
cargo out OF her She twenty three years Old and 10
not Insured there small portion OF her cargo insured
Wall street. The captain and landed on tho beach
this morning, In their boats and Mr. MoDoaald the
first mate arrived in the city his afternoon.
The New Hampshire u seven hunded tons burthen,
and 70 owned by Msssrs Zsrega o., 10 whom sue IL
consigned. She had no passengers.
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The New broadway Railroad Scheme.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


TA,AI Acupsrr TO A nmoAs votuuma-FssdnanA
vosul, Mexican vslussssr, residing ~ No. 4 sasok
ssSssA fell In . % u ne Of Grand and Nosssin
stvsse on Saturday afsyrcos and received acsurs 81
esased were found hin pension papers and - een0 -
change. Csvonw Gamble bsid IN nquea 49, Ne scay
Of seoeasea, vhea aDpeAyeA thss - w. 49,
ere, end VS. Q native cf HsAhbrso, Wures@eesB 80
maay. TIE deosnesd - swvsA ihroaghsse - smfe
MEXICAN vss WIN grssi credM
Form DnovSD.-Ths boy 81 IN snnsvs - 80
found eossns IN ne vaAw - Ne No OF fvsnAy-ASo
49, a. Sunday me ssxy vss conveyed 10 ~ 49,
house a Bellevue HospteaL where N msua ~ boaA
upon NE BODY ~ Coroner 8anbie
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Arr from NYork March IL. Emerald, from Malta; 2st Full
fs Hae; date, Catherine Heyden, of Dover for
Antwerp.
Charleston, March g. Cavalier at Liverpool; 24h
Emma Jane al do
arr from Savannah Masch a. George Marshall, Liver
pool.
from NOrleans March H. Superb at Gotenburg; 18th,
Shepherd at Genoa; 18th, Nathan Hanan at DO; 18th
EuphI asia at do 0th Peeos at HAvre 2is Waiuoet
do: William OIL Isle Of wight tor Amserdam sea
Dog of Ply mouth, FOR Havre; oath, Sarah Emma, Tmoor u
Liverpool.
Sid NYork March l6, voyager from Malta; 10th, Elise,
Emgrsnt Eve hard, Delius, from Bromerhaven.
Sd for Boston March q Par lament from Liverpool
Sid for Baltimore March 49, Bucher from Bremerhs
Bid NOresns March IT, Oregon from Genoa 18th
ws,zn, ByemerhAven; 10Th, Granite State,
from Liverpool
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so 49, -" .,~.-
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Inv thsv NAV vo,s NV .nd.bv On sr,.cdmsn,. ,.n.
y,dps for the esuan,so. Of the v,y with ,he ,hrouss
far, vh,oA vul h oU~rsa IN uo,m,.s os ina WA.
10 tho bill, prov,d.s for ,be smepSmsn, Of ,hr ohsr,
20 n 70 allow Thorn 70 issue STOCK 70 ths sxssai NJ
funded dsss they may cancel and redeem from ums "
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ness smeeo. enN snouIa % aopsed ana pessee
W. sne on.sSo .nose ses%s ~ o. cus one esnssss
senunsh. ~ 70 .ns1 nsset' ma tnss snss ney VIZ
how I'LL eject NE STOCK IN Wa1 street y more ssas
can DC avnee JuI sou.
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sna lesuoos 70 M saos &c ma I've go posna9 W
en- nsn osrss ~ snsrs ss-nos. nsa, 49, 49,, ~
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Tux grxrrrrH vrcTu or THE CArApIAN RAIL-
nan AcfYpuvT The Hamilton Speanxsv announes6 ~
dsaAh Of JoAs Mcclellan, formerly rsssdsnA P.sH
Nslses, mas Provvss.y, !" go " hAy@s
Il the Dssjsrdss by'xgsh Ne ha1 ccms 10 mankA On bu-
psss vass~oecss anA ~ about ~ return ,s1na h
vss thrown cn css eaa Of Ne 10 NJ - - t~V
vsss nto Ne cana md kis vhcls ~ 49, 1900 -
sAock nom vh,sA he dd not RECOVER. - ssvsress ~
" bruised. WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
ITALY.

Diplomatic relations arc suspended bssweeu Austria
end sardissa. The Pedmoussse 0assze announces the
recall Of Cosss PAar, the Austrian Munster with me
whole Of h Isgssea frsm Turin. The Austrian citizen
~ transferred the profession Of shs Prussan Minister
As recall takes place without ,rous dponasc rup-
tuYe.
rssrs are reports from Naples q some relsxstos In
che prison ssvestiss-aso Of unofficial missioa Of H.
giessll 10 Pasis 70 osaoiliass ths western Powers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamer lamar brings intelligence shat there has
been modification Of the law with regard to dsrential
duties by which ships discharge part Of their
cargo Monsvideo and Buenos Ayres and proceed up
toe river with the remainder.