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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Yorka& Erie Railroad.
d g SPECIAL NOTICE. n
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

-
sHBuy your Through Tickets to NEW YORK Boss
ToS ,PHILADELPHfA, and New England Cities VIA mis-
~ TwENTY-Two MILES DISTANCE saw.
ED.
~ Through to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS.
eR- The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having
~ WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS!
This Lima extsnds to -Dunkirk Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls. with an unhroken Wide Guage-connecting at
Dunkirx directly with all trains remC leveland Cincin.
natl, st. Louis and Chicago on the Lake Shore Rail
Road. = :
To Buffalo via the Buffalo & New York City Rail.
Road max ing direct connections With all the Steamers
Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, also
with the Buffalo Lake Huron Railroad from Detroit
CNfAaaRa rALLs via Canandaieua and NIAGARA Falls
Railroad making direct connections with al Trains on
the Great wester1i Railway, frvm Detroit to Chicago.
@Boston PASSENGERS can stop in New York
any length Of time, and resume their journey without
exta charge. s'snC ~
cipai Western Railroad Offices. III
II FARE As Low As ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.
CT. SMITH ,Gen1 Agent. -
- - IL - HOMER RAMSrELL,
Cleveland o.. May 18th, 1851. Il 4 q President
mys9 1yd&w
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~ Bran and .Shortsl
FoR sale al reduced prices, at the Southern Mills by
augscl IGLEHEART BROTHERS,
Helmbold's Compound Flnld Extracts q
remedy for Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys Gravel
Dropsy, Weakness, xc., has no equal. Read the nd.
vertisement in another column headed "Helmbold's
Genuine Preparation"
augI3-lm wOOLSEY SAWYER, Agents.
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DIR. COGGSWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
. a J. 10

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and AZTEC
TIoSs OF THE HEAD, caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried it in this city, is for sale at
-. ar.r-,., ta1 KELLER e. WHITES.
IL The highest testimonials of its efficacy have been
given by number Of the most respectable citizens who
have tried It. lf "V'iii iNf Uys2
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PROCLAMATION!

Be 1t known by all sckly, weak and debltated per-
sons, that McLKAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the only remedy that will str ngthen and nvgorae
the system, and removed -..v.:rites in the Blood.
1t is very pleasant to take.
In it is combined the properties Of Tonic Diuretic
and Alternative.
1t win cure any disease Of the Stomach. Liver or
Bowels, such as: fasa
Dianhea, Billioumess, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Heodache, Intermittent Fevers Sour Stomach. Liver
Complaint, costiveness. Weakness or Debility, Pain
in the Stomach Bowels, Night Fevers, Ysllownsss
Of the Skin, &C., &c.
secretons in the Stomach, and strengthens the Diges
tive organs.
1t will also cure any disease Of the Uterus, Kidneys
Bladders or Urinary organs; and as an Alternative,
pmfes and creates healthy circulation Of blood,
moving all sores, bols, pimples or bloches from the
skin. t,t-, 81
TRY 1T, and be convinced Of its Wonderful invigo.
For Children, who are puny, weak and sickly, we
advise parents to give them teaspoonfu Of this Cor
dial daily. 700 .as = "a .-st.rs
sB- See Circular. br. .fr3
J. H; MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Linment.
ss e. s;i of Thru and Pine
Sold BY Keller White, Druggists, Iain,s1eet.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
Prevailing all over the country in consequence of the
tremendous success Of Mclean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
ment. 1t is supercedng every Lnment and remedy
for the cure Of local pains and external diseases Hum
dreds ofconimed cripples have been made TO walk y
its use. many that suffering for years with old
Chronic Sores, and had tried in vain the many rene
dies and Liniments before the public have heen
permanently cured by the Of few small bottles Of
| McLean's Celebrated Liniment. .sis'sie
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
Is the hest Lnmen that has ever been discovered and
the only reliable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure OF Sores OF all kinds, sweliings, any local
| :G Livery-stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray.
men and all that have the charge Of horses,
should keep supply constantly ON hand, to
be used I'm time Of need.
| PRICE OF THE EMINENT.
In consequence ofthe increasing demand for this val
liable Lnment, II Is put up in twenty five cent
bottles, fifty cent and dollar bottles. The fifty
cent bottles contain three times the quantity of the
twenty i've cent size, and in proportion to their
cssts % that purchasers witt save money getting
4 the largest Sizes. -, -.
| III Al orders for the Volcanic OIL Liuiment mus
| he addressed to the proprietor.
| faasss JAMES III. MCLEAN,
st. Louis, No.
| ay27-ly.l KELLER s. WHITE.
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FOR Green River. a TT -
= The SPORTSMAN, Cap S4Sa
tain SNYDER, will leave for q
please send down their freight. lsepts-lt
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REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET.
pUNHE steamer J. Fl. DONE a - c,n
II commenced her regular Oyihaa4sEkSA,
trips between this point and Pa
ducah, yesterday. Shippers =
and Passenger, take notice. tseptS
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SEALED Proposals will be received at the City
- Clerks Office until Saturday next, September "
for the grading OF Oak street from the canal to tn
river according to the plans and specifications Of tbs
City Engineer, Mt said Office.
BY order Of the Common Council.
sepsS WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk.
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VNHEAT Sacks 1
" 3neO Two Bushel Osnaburgh Sacks, just reed
and for sale by. tsep1l Z. s. BABCOCK.
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CLERK WANTED.

Sept. 1st-sp4.lm
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
II + ES .
YoUNc AMERIcAFIRE CO

SEALED Proposals will he received at the Cit
~ Clerks office, until Saturday evening next, Sep
For particulars enquire at said Office. -
By order Of the Common Council.
sept8 WELL. ii. WALKER, Gle X.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE g. 1857.

na'io strength aud functions of the French
agents In China, we are not In a position to fora
an opinion 81 TO the precise merits of this ci&iul
we know that 1t will fit exactly the necessities
Of our own case. Let 1t therefore be put dam
in our own list of demands against the Court ef
Pekin- There is another cisase in Baron Gros'
instructions, for which we do not ses any pr-sect
or future necessity Us regards ourselves. H. is
directed to require that missionaries shall be
allowed 10 preach che CATHOLIC religion Ia
China, provided they abstain frrm oil at
tscks upon the existing eoSernme,t and con-
form to the laws of the country. As We can
not ensure the last condition, we shall not insist
ca the drst Priests will b. Political medd'ers
wherever they have a chance, aud Caias otfors
too vide field for their ambition to hope that
they will lay aside their usual characteristics
there. Our missionaries must take tne,r caa ace
like all tiespassers and If tney get isto scrape
by their sastes for Interfering ~ta things te@po-
ra they must only get out OF it us bsst they eau,
without Uncle Sans aid.
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CHANGE Or HsoHwAr RoprxRr.--,smes Campbell WA
brousht before Juoe DAWSON at the Second N ct Police
Cou yesterday, charge obghway robbery preferred
sgsinr him by John W. West, Of No. 90 Leroy stsocs
The complainant alleges thu the 9th ulim0 he xas
attached ri the of Hudson and Himersey streets
BY tho prisoner and robbed OF sT silver aud bank
bih 1hs magistrate committed Campbell cor trial In do
huit OF o. 900 bali
CArTuss oy An Airron BrsetAR. - Michael Mann was
taken INFO custody on Thursday night BY officer Bumer,
Of the Ffh wSd police, charge orhavng elssoasly
entered Me store Of John Pysu Of No sof Washington
street and stealing about $40 10 coppers thercom The
officer had hs attention called b. the .toe IN
OF noise which he heard proceeding tn refrom Upon
entering the building The prisoner 70 have made
HE escape but upon close Imposition he discovered
concealed 10 the yard, and vas promptly secured the
accused w@ taken before Justice o-borpc, the I1ues
Pollcc Court, where hc sss committed for trial
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N&nsHSAut Juuo ", tosts
he railroad ceebrntos In this city 70 Gay nasuia
GOA The cxcuys,oniss landed ~ tho evce amid tho -
hes Of artillery, and escorted 70 carriages and
nbuses, and conveyed through the main sests 10 The
Agricultural Fair grounds attended ~ The military. Ths
procession TIVE miles long Tho congregation At the
AnphItncaTe wss immense. Tho building holds 1000
pDpc, and Ms most complete OF the kind 10 ths
Tilted States The military nrcmen, Turner's and 9TH
err, parsed In review before . guard Of ciussns
orwdine tbs smphthesre TO In utmost capacity An
orsiou w~ delivered By Judge Bates Dinner ensoed.
ano The representatives Of the dnerco States we're toasted
nd responses made Pennsyivsnis toasted but the
spskers expected did not answer Professor Mitchell
responded in an anusus speech for Ohio Ex-Governor
Re'nelfs responded for Illinois. Virginia was repre-
sased BY Jao. n Thompson, ESQ. Baltimore, Nd, wss
aby represented by Mr. Frazier. Ohcr guests we're load
In prasc Of tho bounteous Inequalities II The ctlssns,
WITCH ihsy said couid sever be fOrgossea.
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The Alleged slave Vessels Merchant and
Ellen.
CyuTED erArEs pIarRlcr CoCRr.
Before Hon Junge Belts,

!UsEb -Ta1 United Sacs Us. uc Sch9,He Merchant This
vessel wvs bced by the achage or bong
engaged In the slave trade from this port
The Assistant District Attorney moved 10. postpone
meu On account OF the abserce " Capt, Fsauce aud the
officers Of the revcaue cutter wasburtoo b, nre ri,
o. sees In tho rase.
Mr. Donuhde posed the mo'I,n, &c tho grnuad that
thcse nesscs W 10 In New furz Saturday aud Mon
DAY, aud might have been ruhpunaei
The Assistant district Attorney said that the term
menced Oh Tuesday, aod the do Tor tn
day Those with esses had gone 10 before the com
menccmt II OF tie term.
The Court decided that the government guilty OF
fdchv. and dismissed the LIBEL with liberty W tue Dt,.ro
Attorpey 90 apply open defs It.
rhe unpsd nsdtes the Brg Elicr This vessel va,
also ecized az slavcr. fhe motion for postpone
ment made, and similar decision gwen L5ei di.
Missed
The Assistant District Attorney a,scQ gen,y arranged
with tho counsel for the that be rsdd agree t.
try The oauEes 90 Wednesday neat, lot tue default
stand.
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TIE orSxsAr Sxw-rAPxR DEsrArcu.
P0esR8s0RY Rfdars or aCAso DIS IovERKRs--rHR
UTAH ooyBREoasaIP, Ero.


roesgssoar Rfoars or gusso DIS 'ovRsxRs--rHs
UTAH oovBRFoasaIr, ETo.
WASHINGTON, June s, 1857.
The Attorney General has given an Official opinion re-
ave 10 the proprietary interest OF Uned States In
the newly discovered guano islands Congress- he says
msy terminate the possession Of the dlscovercr whom 3,
plesses. Uuder oIlsiing lass the discoTerer the ns
ions ten,n, al will. and that viii is DO expressed By
oougcs shencver the nation may desire to put an cod
the estate granted and ibe law fcrblds the predcn
fore certain conditions complied WITH to declare any
island as aprcrsarire 10 the United an aerhand
act, ACCORDING 10 bis conviction OF public duiy
Ms untrue thai Lord Napier officially doales the cesIon
OF rho ri"-&s In Panama bay 70 Great Britain Tho ad
minsraion cor'Snly oia utorrosato him. nor did be
volunteer statement upon the SUBJECT No one box
ever In dpemauo or government circles believes such
ccglon bfs been made.
W. Snspp today resigned the lucrative once Of ssen,
OF Tho United States Treasury intending remove to wis
consr and engage In banking real estate and business
Col Cummings although rcegnng The Govesporshl, OF
rAhwhcn In Missouri would probably have accepted n
90 rival here had Prcsideci mcautme selocted
amber whose name win DO officially concealed until q
stl be known whether he win scccps the appointment
MS ascerained afirmativey two new judges 20 Utah,
md marshal and superintendent Of Indian asrs, viii b.
appointed
There report, which currently believed that on.
Governor Philip Frank riomss, Of Maryland, has besu
seDdered Tho Goverporshlp n Utah, and win accepA
Judge K W. Cullen, OF Arkansas, has been appointed
puyscr Of the navy.
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from rom in the Lafaree House. the property Of
Sir Alfred Knoxson. The We Will be resu med this
morning.
Accounts from 8athurst. river Gambia. state that
destructive fire bad occurred there sbou. pr l6.
destroying q large amount Of property. including
sixty thousand bushels Of peanuts in consequences Of
which noLe could be obt sined Cor shipment.
The ss!es Of cotton yes'ernsy emb-s I'D about 1000
hles iacuding part In T.n i,u and mainly based upoa
midaioe upsnds at 1870, though Of the areer
Of hoicers not dis oed press sa'e-
unwilling To sell under ic. Com grades Of State saf
Western -four heavy, white extra brand. IN
god local and Eastern demand, and firm at full prices
tce wheat continued and frm. Sales ~ prime
Wt-,cru mixed a, 81 rs, and fair Bsltm white al
81 82k, and good wes,ers rad at 81 e6 Corn dull
owcr. With saes Of wetern MIXED Of &c go.
and Souiheru yellow ut CSC 95c., ami whtn do p5c
9rc. Posk bHos ant, with sales Of ut q
20 So 75 clo-lng at tho inside figure. Prime sold
s,p3o The sales OF garsncl ding 100 hhds damaged
arid by ancuoue,ub aced 500 TOO bids prices wen
10 column The este- Of coffee embrased 3 SOC
nas oF Jnvn at 15c and 3,lS bass Ria at rae- gyen
unde unoher bead. Freight dul aud eayIge
ts.ied Teas firm, With a better inquiry ~iiha the
par. few Gays; hu. the rmness o holders had tendeDcy
% check transactions
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THE NEW yonE aSSALD- EDITION FOR EUR0Pk
The mail steamship Columbia, Capt Barry, viii ieage
this 10 1 to-day AT noon, for Liverpool
The European mails will Close in this city at half past ten
O'Clock this morning
The European enion Of the HERALD, printed in French
and English will be Published at ten sct OK in the morn
Ing. Single co,rss, in wrappers six ceu.L
suhScrif and advertise T. for edition OF this
INV YORK HERALD viii be receives the following places
Ia Europe
Lospoy-Au European Express Co., 8, Kirg William 81,
PANS no Place de "a Boz rise.
IIrxpPacl-po 50 chapel street
IlvrRrooI-R Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
HavRE--An a En- Evaress fn 2. Rue Corneiiio
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Utah, their families, and other Gentites. to the
numb.r Of sixty persons, who have found il expe-
d,est to fee from the presence of Bnghsm
Young 1t also appears that With this mail train
ther- had passed thorough Leavenworth, coming
eastward no less than two hundred and afty-
nine wagons with one thousand emigrant
eeced.ss from the sink Of Mormoodoa, and that
about thousand more would be of to California.
This ia good news, and we hope that tue half
o. it hos not been told. The sagacity Of Mr..
Bucnanan as developed ia bis plau for the purid-
cation Of Utah, is thus brought out into high re-
iei He has ordered an army force of some
2S0o men to take up the line OF march for tue
great SAID Lake A new aud relisole Governor
will accompany this army, and his FIRST official
act, under his instructions, will be proclsma
too eubraeiog an offer Of freedom to the poor
en-iaved dupes of the false prophet, AMI the pro
lection Of the army to all ~bo may thiok &c to
aha ilou his aduite.ous and incestuous establish
M Mt.
Now, ia this intelligence from Lcaveuworth
the w,.dom of this line Of policy Is fully con-
firm d. With this voluntary begioning 1t will
be no fficult matter to predict the speedy de-
sett on and dispersion of the outraged followers
OF MormOnism on masse, with the encouraging
peserce and prosecution of the Uaited States or
ny. Ia view Of this general evacuation, We
! woold suggest to the public fupctionsries con-
ce,ned. toe accumulation along the routes from
the Salt Lake. east aud west, of copious sappl'es
of povsiocs; for there Is little Of subsistence in
Utah. and noshiog along the vast intervening do
s-rts on either eide. We doubt not, however,
that the foresight manifested in the Utah policy
adopted ty MIR. Buchanan will be sustained in
the execution Of his plans, even should they In
vo,ve the subsistence across the deserts Of ten
or twenty thousand souls in addition to the
army.
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The W,r,hop.c rYre at Broal<Ixn.

Tie reocD, Ore at B.xtcr's storehouso sbo~s what
eyten The sssocsied companies have suffered, and
think The associated companies have thntr
chance n sssfac,on rnd but regret the
pursued by tho former tn refusing to tell their ses
when bones,ly asked the question From tho most
liable Information quote the iorsss folio -, sbich
We presume In b. Tar small IL II rumred on tue
street that the Liverpool and Ioudu for SOS 300
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.si,l50Np

The FRENCH DEMANDS AGAINST CTyA-RE-
uGrors PRoPA0AsDsM TO RE SANCTIONED BY
TREArY.-Tho instructions given To Baron G'os,
the French Commissioner TO China, could, with
nne evneption. be sdvsntagcously copied by our
own government The nov os.,misdoncr Is d.
rcctcd Ia the nrst place, to demand nat France
o. well o. Eogland shsll have o resident repre-
sentative at Pekln- Why should NO not have the
same privllcgef The United States will NOT, we
imagine, be satisfied 10 have her diplomatic
agents kicking their heels at Canton or shanghae
whilst their French and English colleagues arc
treating In person with the Emperor at petin.
France next demands that nine instead of five
ports shsll be opened TO French commerce., aud
that French vessels may enter at any point o,
the coast Of the Celestial empire, either for re-
pairs or shelter. If these advantages are TO b
had for the asking we do not see why we stoald
be backward in putting In our own claim 10
them We will not be content to be put by the
Chinese on any other footing than thst OF the
most favored nation, and Therefore Mr.. Reed
may as we'll have his instructions altered q.
once TO meet This French vic Of the case.
Baron eros Is also instructed TO require
that the number Of Frcna Consuls In
China shall be increased, ard their pswers
and attributes enlarged within prcscriocs limits
Although In our ignorance ofthe presnt dipio-
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We beg you win please correct statement
perceive In several Of The daily papers osmey
two hundred hossheads Of sugar hclnnging were
burnt In Baxters stores Our sugars dep sed 10 tho
stosep Nos end o. and therefore part of them suf
fered from the IRE. We would "a the time state
that whole stock Of produce u Injured 10 than
my ofBces In This city MORA 4 NAVARRO,
NEW Yonx, june 1851
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MASSACHUSETTS Ksow No1Hue oosvEsror. - Tue Ameri.
can Safe Conycr,ion Of Massachusetts,, viii DO held In
Boston on The l6sh lnst
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New Hampshirs LcsssiatarO.
CoscoRp, June 8, 1857.
ne Legislature to-day elected rcmuci n rssee, repub
LEAR Secretary Of sAts over Waiter HArrimas democrat
rhs chosrc OF the other State officers was posspcned
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THS TsEATRxs. &C We have oaly for brief re-
ference to the chief entertainments offered ths evening
The Ravels to perform their and very pleasing
panomne Of 3aaco" and the ballet troupe will appear
in the "Contrabapd,st," at Nibo's Mr.. r. s. Chanfrau
closes his successul engagement at the Dowery
"Linda, the scpr Girl" ind rhcim in "Flaunigan aud
the Fairies" Various hsh popular artists TO per.
form In Buckstone's coedy Of sisfred Ufe," aud A..
Oakley Halls farce Of the "Coroners rnqusiron" for the
benefit OF tho favoete actress Mrs. Hughes, 8dons
Nj Wasck takes benefit, and makes his lat
bis theatre Duke In C. the Hone ym0on"
aud Michael In The "Adopsed Child" The charming ne
drama called "The Love OF Prince" Is 10 be given
Its uDo original cast, and the fsmo eursvsgsazt of
variety" at Laura Koene's Tho thrilling play Of
"Frand and Its Victims" Il TO be euaced both afternoons
al d evening at the Museum Goo Cnrsty add wood's
Mnsois tender songs, buresques &C. and the farce Of
the "Dcubie Bedded Room |" The isrg operatic bur
eequo ~ "Aaddia," la Chnese Is 10 be performed By
the Bu cys In the Afternoon and evening me Bryanls
promise any quantity of langhabe thluaa, as usual
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General Walker at R1enphnis, Tenn.

MEMf1fr. fern juno ., tooI.
General walker arrived here this morning uncxpectedy
early. snd but few people were present 10 rucave him.
Colonel Payne Of THE city welcomed hi'n 70 his native
isse and denounced Mr.. Vanderbilt, and the Ne York
press beiDg the Of his defeat AMI u thu Costa
Rscsus The speeches Of Geo Walker and Col Look Ridge
70 rey, ~ere In substance, the those delivered
n NeW On ieaua
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lean from the Louisville Ubswtv that Andrew rndlnys
implicated In The burning Of The steamer Martha waAfne
ton, some years since, and whose TRIAL tcok pls0s =
Helena, Ark vac arrested In New Orleans On Tie -
~ 500 and the other Zoo Ffndiay pa0@os
~ the Tine under the assumed name Of A. A. HeveoA
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Ehie Canal Navigation.

ALBANY, June 6, 1857.
The Erie Canal Is navgable east Of Rochester, but the
wafer b too Low for heavily loaded boats
BUFFALO, June 8, 1851.
Staff Engineer Seymour and Canal Commissioner SheSri
here Having msde careful rcconnolssan Of the
Western divou Of the canal they Of the opinion hat
there will be furhor interruption Of navigation ut
present Tbey report the great break ct Ma. bee'
being repaired Tho long level between Rochester add
Locspot Is being Oiled fast the state or the canal
WIZ admit with .arety
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News from Havana.


ARRIVAL OF TIE BACK wAsxIOR AT NEW oSLEANs.
NEW 0sIRAss, June 6. 1851
Tbs steafnship Black Warr r, from Sew York via Ha
arrived here 'his morning Her Havana da,ss
" the "a inst. Her ue~s IA unimpo.taa
su. unchanged. Stock IN port $50 900 boxes
There much whd speculation 10 sugars In Hsyans.
Fregh very low.