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me- Usatod States u.s. steamship Hermann Captain
nRgns, which ieft Southampton the I'D OF april,
Hvsd st ,h.s port yesterday afternoon.
We arc indebted 10 Parser Mailing OF the Hermann
Q prompt delivery Of dies Of papers.
The steamship Europa Capt, Ieitch, from Liverpool 18th
aA arrived az Halifax hall past O'Clock Tuesday
naerping she sailed from halifax for Boston at three
s'sisss yesterday afternconwesther calm and foggy
sss@psnied with showers
The Enrepa's dates three days later than thsse
aressht by the Indian and Kangaroo.
The presents several features OF importance roth
psn0cally and commercially.
fhe Europa passed, tho 26th u the steamship Asia,
seee1ing On the ID int she passed large
sssaner bark rugged, with black funnel steering west
ward On ths 3D. INST passed the brig Courier, uf -
Pegr,e, Granville.
zAe steamship AIRS arrived in the Mercy, from New
Ysrk, On the night of Friday, the 24th nit
Ms stated that the propositions submitted for TIE set
Of the long pending Ncuca.el difficulty have boon
sosepted by She Prussan and Swiss Envoy Paris sub
scs appreciation of lhe.r respective governments.
me Earl of En, the newly appointed British P,oni-o
ssansy China had LEFT England for the o. hhl
heers
Political interest In England was centred on the up
DFsaching meeting Of the Pariiamea.
According 10 the sdvioos from the Danuban pro
vmes wsaoh;s rather sgita;ed bg. Mo.dayia tran
Ssh
TIE price Of corn had fallen at Co.sanilnople varna
- Bargss.
Admiral lyous aid as squadron received 81 Snnyr
with much ceremony by tho Turkish authorities, tho
ysesch naval division and the English residents.
The concession Vi TIE ralway from Bstchuk b Wanna
Las been granted to sorne Bulgarian merchants.
me- Eznperor Napoleon entered his Gfieu JeAr the
sesh ah., having been born April %, 1903.
TIE operations relative the TurcoRassian ;rauers IN
AsA woald begin the lssb of My.
yec sce on tie Sevs had beyun 10 break up.
the death Of tho Duchess dc Rgnse, widow OF MarSh
MArmoni is snncnnced
M Neapoitan Minister at tho Court cf Nsdrii, tho
sseuis OF Rsr,o sior died the 18th ut, after short
Gness.
NE Rev Dr. SKINNER, pr,Inus CT the R'os.h Episcopal
shorch, died at Aberdeen on tie 18th, aged -.
n The liverpool cotton market dull tone had prevailed,
ord holders pressing their stocks on The market
1e quoauoas somswha, irregular, but prices o. all
ss<npums particularly the lover aud niddnng qualities,
were slightly lower than a, tho departure OF the Africa
m weeks business amounted 10 4sco0 balos o. which
spsculaiors took but very small proportion.
ne DsrSe FOR bTeadstgd5 generally staady, and
n tendency % s!Tancs Observable. The
ga,sst'0ns for -four had undergone variation, hu,
xSoaa with active de.na- li gone ur about %. Tr
sushsl the week. Corn quiet, at tsht ad
Provisions generally que; 81 Ebcat hrIner rates
Csois exhibited an upward tendency, the cio.ng goo
sson for money The 2ilh ul.ino being e3s,
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Bog El.ra Stevens Csrdeoas YIN q s g 20
sss sDa sG, ys y ss. ss'' shipped
heavy which washsd overheard IA hhds and barrels mo
Brs Perry coc.r.. ~ Rs.s.nl Post cardenA' April a.
sPEsI =: : w, y ssS,S csS snas April a.
prs xa!ass I.mSer,, SsaTitAs II days. with sugar. Co.
sehr Jssssc. harrington. jamaica, daya, with sugar.
sehr ven.,s.r OF Mbrldgel Brown Hunaooa, PR, April
"a With sussy. @ , z AEI Peters . ~. c.,oro
sio os g % spoke sshr Mary Ceavssnd sof Mancheser
sehr As%an fDr, Ensas Nassau Mp, days, with SALT
chr Masonic Bncksporp, Perry Cenfuesos. Is days.
ch sa sra,n of PSadepha uisbee C,enfoegoa April
10 with moi.,ses to Ellis Ksvanssh; vessel u master
schr a Mo9S faa M SrSnas ,a S ay1 Aman
scSr sawyer Lalason Remedies Is days. with sugar
schr vaughan tof Provtdence), oiord Jacksonville
Echr Only Daughter, Rogers parisn, aays
sc ch II Barnst worth, wilmington, Nd 8 dsys
CIR Ben Franklin Brown s sms5rynsd N ~ a. asys
s sesr si5f P wsay ay ysns eats
schr 10 n Tilion snper, Virginia.
s sssr B BpssI Fe %s Ssa1 S: ssSs
schr Ahagsil Truesie virgi h,.
s ssSr Van ps zsna i TGsss virginia yTsnia
sS SS, s sgSSs S SDrs0G oU vis Virginia
sshr Wave. EDWARDS Virgins
sshr Meo,sesnt Fsis ansa.s. naitn0fs.7 days
s ssr sSsas Tansr for
schr Pero ThoInes, Rock'api.
Steamer Bss Alien op fS pssnssspnA
steamer Ann Eliza Robinson. Philadelphia
steamer Curlew Williams: Providencc:
steamer Harris, Smith, New LONDON.
HAIAD
Steamships sonherper, Chareston; Roanoke. Eo1O, 40;
ship Touloh: and others
Wind during the day from Westward
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PRUSSTAN EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED
STATES,

srIsoSe IKPRNsTHr ALTON TO TIE CABINET At WASH.
INaToN--THaoUsa TICKETS FORBIDDEN FOR SALE
CANADIAN EMIGRATION RECOMMENDED.
Berlin april 13) correspondenco OF the London Times
According an oSispy article in the Zea this govern
has Caused los Diplomatic q. WahjDg
10 demonstrate with he Emitted States goverumepi On
account y the many acts 81 vtoenoo committed On inini
grants in American portr by sorc.by pressing, or with
article kdn5 piping ii board american yesssts, aad
thus occurring their compulsory service on board
American merchantmen. These stsps at Wishing
Fshed by trio Liverpool Society FOR the Projection Of
Foreigners, which shows, among other things that during
the past year and the Grs; month Of this year 90 had
tho knowledge Of the society OF Foreigners who
had been compelled against their wills TO board
American merchantmen, and who, arriving IN Liver
pool perfectly ruined IN heath and fortune rs 10
become entirely dependent upon charity and hospital aid
OF 81 others who hal been talked into taking Ars
- had been obliged 20 have recourse % surgical
aid reaching Liverpool in consequen o Of maltrcat
ment, and out Of q total number OF 100 cases that
had come TO the knowledge OF the society, only two
parsons were found who did not complain bitterly Of the
III usage received board American vessols. The grsv
Gus malpra.ces Ia Now York also 20 which immigrants
exposed from the articles Of runners who hoax the
ignorant stranger into delusve purchases and expensive
routes 10 their destination, have baen repeatedly and
Ddusrousiy exposed By the govern here, through
the agency Of an Emigration Board for the information
tickets b. American ports hiss been strictly forbidden
IN the lrnsslsn domnioDs, example which has
been followed by The Hamburg and Bremen authorities.
On the other hand this government has at various
pointed ont even by 81 oeial organs the superior afvau-
tagcs awaiting the em!gran In Australia and franada,
where, whatever tbs emTaIs Individual euccess in be
be- he enjoys Tho advantage or British laws and the
regulated freedom ob,a.pRblo under nlonarchca 60
yernment. II only remains FOR the local government ard
railway authorities IN Canada 20 show the world good evil
dcnCe Of their really providing WEI. for The despatch ofhe
Immigrant 20 bis destination and his protection there, 70
obtain considerable amour; Of cogptsrapoe willingly
corsnd " them by The authorities hero.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

lord Etn tss left for Paris, on h.s way 70 Cb'nl.
Esospung the Cabins, Ooano.ls there sgns Of
pODncal LIE.
numerous meeting q merchants aud Manufacturer
held IN Manchester for tho pupelo OF forming
socanou for the promotion o. tho growth Of cotton all over
sho world, 20 be called the Cotton Supply Association
The association Is 10 DO encouraged By al practicable
sneans, the growth Of cotion IN no ooyres and ohcr
eoeniIes, b. dfua!ng inform rou supplying machinery
sni removing FAR possible al legsave impodnen's
A; special meeting q tho Luropcao END American
Heamsblp Company @ report was read ga'irg thai tho
Of the eight steamships recently purchlci "a
E10o 600 ofywhich G2z7,00O had been pIosldci Gr.
resolut passed. 20 raise tho balance (Gls00 by
the issue 4 twenty thousand 60 ahsres
Ere sfyivorIool had destroyed 25oo bale ~ c1enr
seloDgus 10 J. a D. Ealccnson q Co
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CHINA AND INDIA.

By teHr-sph from, Trieste Il ON Hong Xseg 10 ths
10Th Of March, from Calcutta 10 the 2lst Of Mrh and from
Bombay 10 the I'd Of April had been received.
The Europeans boar5 the British steamer Queen,
der tic Portuguese lag had been murdered by the Ch
nes and The steamer with lis valuable cargo carried Of
Thc government Contractors s.orobouses Hong kong
had burned down By ncendres ana 700 barrels Of
9our destroyed
The Chinsse sarswsk Borneo, had risen the 17.a
of February, and msssacred several Europeans Sir
James Brooke saved his ke BY swimming across creek
One OF the Borpeo OompaHy's steamers subseeuEty
arrived al sarawak, and with he ad OF Sir James 81 tho
head OF body Of Nslays ana Dysses, avenged The dc.
siruc,son of The settlement by A!liug ZOO Cfinsse.
steamer sent over by The Dutch authorities, put
her services not required.
The latest dates frosn Busbir5 10 SIN OF March
They furnished indulgence OF Mesh operations IN the
Psrsan Gub
Exchange at hoNeay was %. liza; money pisnii-
m and the bs0k had lowered it Of interest IL the
import M srkst there was li:tlo change.
Al iaictrts the import merte. was rather Dun. Tho
money market had improved. Exchange %. 21sd
AZ Madras exchange Yves IN. 2lAd.
The tcia, export Of China 10 Great Britain 10 the
Both Of June, i WAS estimated wound reach seventy NIL
hon pounds.
Eschargs n Hong Kong was A. e3sd.
At SbanJhss The price Of silk bed advanced Exchange
wGs Is ri,f te. 81.
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Personal Intelligence.


TIE President has officially recognized Carl G. Schotey,
Consul Of Hanover Philadelphia and Gregcrio Domin
suez Consul Of the republic OF Ecuador for The city Of
New York.
Hon. w L. Dew art member OF Congress elect from the
Ninth district fennay lvana, arrived IN Washington
Monday Mr.. Dewart has been Frustrated for several
weeks from sickness contracted III Tho National Hotel
during the early part Of March, but be IL rapidly recover
ing LIS former vigorous health
Hon owen Jones, Also u the Pcnnsyvans delegation,
u In Washington
Ca Mr. S,1 Ms x Soca n md Mr. N E,eT M
ng Mr. and Mrs. rercuson, Mr. and Mrs. 0noar Capt Hudson
Cap: Murray Mr. fsbny lady and boy Mr. and Mrs Evans
4 Rav Mr. Kaer Scs.f S s NY
. .s st Ssf s one. ohssars E S so
hers cras Thsysr toreush sea:on 9rceoy, Gusrdioia
He;,nlcS. MasG5Ssn, Vary, Bneser, pearden ascsSy
i.sSS2I yoss. saTy' fissrsd WEBB, ssiasrishI CAMP
r Bss RENE and n e ssam;AS Hermann
LADY. Van Dem, v n Baker. = D.yy, lspsley, Ser
psn s rrs5ar sna sr1sS SIMON, Ms
ienrken, KleDeke lady child and infant; Kathleen,
w EG s S' e rsR: Ssss SS LAZY e s and
infant eeharos Freyserr Baker Mr. Grcben and In
rsn: MIS- Buck Mr. Runners lady and child; MS scomp.
wenland sckhper. Miss Patien, lsraacle Mr. Laour
nscox md Infant II haund Mcdonald, Miss ievenNss
Total Is
DEPARTURES.
For Charleston, in he steamship aoulhcrner-Nrs Hen.
di1cks ii, ndrcss Pro- FISHER = ,harerwood Lock.
wsoq Germ Nh ;l Howard Ne I ,Sl. NJ; Cos so
fruf II rewhlrk Q u Deanster " W Truman. NJ II ssy-
For ks Sfndi s f8d hi u is sssssssf osps
tq Eo%s sf1 Ev wos T ks; Nh fs psT-
( I rr,sso sisS : II BANS cSen, ri1as5Sn
Mcl,n9a9, y Manan, Nceslu srsty si.nhar; snd
and IL IN The steerage.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ArsAsAc vcs yoEz-rurs pAv
suy nsse......-....... noos ssfs. ......norn n
escvt nj usv Work. Mar o. lASy.
CrEAREn


Steamship Hhnsa cBrml Gcorxcn, Brs-ssr D.,hs Ca.
ss.arn. sguheDcr, yurSy, .ChsTies;,asporcrd. 7s--
s.rsnsship Rasnoae. Skinner, Richmond. As-Jst~n q
s,ssSlsdp lhouss Swarm, wYisa, sa,anor-Ii Cs,yu-
81 cSsss NIL s ,SiS
NIP queen Of ihe Vast Heaiey ouebec-sSccser Wa.
Sars Es., wig,en. Hsmlu r Becs 4 Kgahari,
IN rssso' wsugh' riaiass ~e, e.rrs,soa. W.
s WIS., VS., s s sE,es WYE Sra
ssrs sgsn atc9 rs s..asssss gsss 80
jss: . Sd.. s svss 9ss Sax, H. 'o
Brg Macon Hendr,ck.un, sayannab-pcn,ii Oh
f r !gis CRAM s% Ss r4 = k. ssss9a
sr 1ilg ssS.sss, Assas iussds.
sr s ssTS r s. Ssps. ws .5a s
&; s s:ss"s yfsss s F sss: ss s1
sshr Nor1h cargira, Ncs,nire 3adnefcss Master.
ssr y;I%s i,s%sssy f%ss:irs,e sfy s.s-
tShr Mindoro, sargent. EisaSehport-sj j Peers.
sT Si %sise. BIN ss sS
hchr New yors, Gcodseli B,sspn--Daytn 4 sprasg>
sssr g g sS. An , TS.S; yElss..p
AR1WD
~ n@ I'D a ,ms.,s ,a., II IA ~ 20
sss% rsassr Amen: ma sis
Am ahip wexford steering yss, k,E isi = g i,n Is 20
ss1s rs iisfyeo sa Tss- nc An se Aso ..e-nr
Easf. AN pessef Arr ship frn Hern steering
S's spsp f nsa w. POSI- FoE bur. WIS %
sS,g css%ss n.s,,,2s Isycrp.O, .pri viii nd.,
park ufare Jens ssrl, uorsn Nslsgs and Gibraltar
March ~ Win wine fruiL A. n Gsvnv, Ussado Telor.
Il, bs, % 9csvr. -poso ~ shp tiadee from Port Royal
FOR vpebec. -
ra- galway tasado Teller Had Ercs! deoi OF cairns.
Apfi - Al r3n an Andrew kcopmnn, chof mate while
seirv up nan,cpsalAn hackssy, fc OVERHEARD and
vrs 0et; naive Of Dennis, about 20 years age AID
ha s wisn ,si ys RVer 6art xna Cuba. Arr
~ with sugsr, 81 a Peers
park Narsa Moriou Bulb ley eevsnnah. So iays with
rn Ar 20 A Tsiman. Sailed IN Company sra
Va7for Powell and Enchanrose, Jayne Tor New Toss.
DrE Daniel Webster tof fsieboFo. Nuisms, LangarOs@,
Canary islands odays, VIII baril- AZ, Wv DerOrcr
a.. vt-~erl 10 r Y puck a 90
f1s sneO !of Blgeh,D cc.c, isgaa,ra, u days, Win
mig whitaser lcf oodsbors) Terry, R1ce rR Apra H.
9Th surar. 10 Thompson Hunter.
Brig Fannie Field lof Prospect, IAncssie Pouce PR,
sM s X lon Il %. spoke shp lindsay, q New YORK.
Bris Ccop coi Br.ol RID Blye Pcr, su Prince April ~,
n.s Amanda Jane 20! Eewporo Tar. s.gua, Aprn n
with sugAr " Hecah Duncan. Gd IN coupvny with BIZ
Brfe p ep1v OF orfnetcn, rierce Cardinals lpri a
wsb bolsssep. pH brcotmAn co
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Another ntevics i tsgei isf tssss-r Marshal S-sr
rsno, tbe spanish ufatacr q iuri- urc lara
rbA, the sealCan pr1 ptsn lry. t. fes-lt ~ D vac
eaf harthal crrra7o sti itfe !pr N.tr.t % gave The
Wy ior u frc.ls.rr n enw i.fras-a ~ ;he Slnlsh
Court
mo 're'l ~ F.frs iis 4, sifr between France aud
hsin va - so a. t-U u.a otsv g. Lselr Lrst meas
Ing
To Irref u-o. nii Pc ncnSers q DE liberal uuIcn
wee lh0T.l,g . rf'aFi "a rnai..ar
~ - arr-rA"Id.rE d.rtuFlsncas AZ IN
gvoeo, b's' fsfi- AZ Ia a. C.ssl g. and had taken
eseeure9 81 TfeF.gu0r
Tbs troFs o. 80 90 ov'a a., q -, e. 1,cNl t-pu
Off ~ thf .nl ~ o.. morn
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DENMARK

Tfefe - ~ frrass oerccfr.a. IN n.'u..tsy.al
Giss al Ccri ason exccttnr u4ai lie fnish envoy Al
NE @errtaho l4et had been seni for T.s c--.'s,uea
sbovr that The quarrel win Germany etters ~ a. rnpo-
mt eencii lto te Pre- sni ooapnaaror q anars An
by The King n III Up tho vacarr.ss oas,ed hy tho 80
drswsl % hcheeo, had beer uatgo 10 90 90 and Raj
oishcro Minister OF Public Norship, bLi, ~ Wa sacl
pa;ed, been entrusted ~ The Krs win te o,1nsior ~
wntnicfrv - y
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PERSA

pr,s@r acccurts of the reoonl battle Of Buhire had
been Published, s;ns that tho Engish advAncei nnti
meeting the main body Of tho Persians; that they
then set ere 20 the British camp saupags and re-
rca,et towards BHstire, whence being reinforced,
battle began and lasted four days. both parties rerng
in Of the torrents Of rain which fo during the
whole time rendering the ground unit for cavalry. The
Pcrsshs left guns 80 ,e mud bat Afterwards reco
vcfsd tian. Iko Iorsass eslnats The British oss al
1000 and their own NJ .el
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TEiE LATEST NEWS.
y, TnL~alArE J1.oM LONDON To iIyTsIF%Aei.
1lir WAR IT, CHINA.

LONDON, April rs, 1851.
TIE london 1ina2 says
The by the overland man sk0Sn Bow fully usii3ei
the government ana people OF ENGLAND have born In
PROMPTLY supporting thev ofcers in China. Certainly,
troops. fTCaes, and gun boats cave not baen
PATCHED hour too We evidently engaged
N momcntous conflict, which win require tho a,ini
yior courage End decision 10 bring 20 Close The dplo
uc gbcrs Of Lord En must be delayed until the eterner
~ the military and naval chiefs have been eiecuay
completed There " SD end for time, Of n.ssi,ns and
nagos,aLui,l
TIE RUSSIAN RAILWAYS.
The only notice OF this scheme 10 contained In DE follow
iDe paragraph from the London hcus o.iy article:
The shares 10 the Russian railways remain ronlnsly
quoted half 10 thrccdrarsrs premium, but lbsge 4
scarcely @ Transaction going 'orward in them.
sEws TEos TIE CAFE OF GOOD EoPE.
News to February 10, says trai robbery ard vtono@
40 30 The increaso in British Karraris
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FRANCE.

Tns Grand Duke OoustRatins had g,u' r.s .' 4. a
pyubJn review q 1900 iro = WI =, gfy,a - Paris
Abort the oth ~ May IN his honor.
n Council Of 5la,e had co-arneLcei 80 eVaagpn "
Ne bin asains. the uf-rl sior O. i'lr q rot-.tv.
Thc hSBi1Sr yubEshss the ca, eaton c1s.-lgtci 30
s~een france and TIE Grand D'y o. ica. ID fc1FuzTy
~, relative 70 Tie rireagihoIlgg IS tic bsk lio
Mine
Fernk khAn had been osasei 70 vss,Lc. uit ~ Sar
Una smbSsSdos the 8raii % TT t' - iers Ill
nrfiuia
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
IOSpoN MONEY MARkET.

Tnc Lon5on money markc. stringent bvt hcre was
rather less demand. Consols Tor money closed 50 a
o3is and for account q3& e35. The bullion IN the
bank had .n,r,isaa E54l,oso Rr silver quoted az 81.
lGd; Mexican io'as IT Is. lohd Amoricsn eagles no.
niual at -6s 4id; Spanish eoublocus 7ss Cd. south
American l1abloor AZ s5s.
NuJugN aBrWrrS
Mes3rs Bo!i ron report American scc1rue. generally
tnrksvDf.f With A fu,fornto h-afnaz,
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h.rnn bAoh yst isn ~ ccfn1s-t,si Organization fo-
~ w eirphe, watch has bonr f1r Iuin under the
c,annIason ~ No sGrrrne Oounci %. r. ssid. con
49, " ~ w. liberal an be has tocn requested 10
nl.v y ~ ~ = make N conformity with The enaa~
" ~, h ~" before ue ns ss0n % liberal IDEAS 10 1874
1rI"h ~. y uL.l-Ia1 q. ant lhfealasg v ra.ler
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HM1rZERL Am.

no Prussan and syiss plenlpotengaes had soeep,i
nc proportions q the indicating iowcrs relative 70 TIE
keuchatel question, and had re!fri uiSsn Tor Ue az
pTOval Of der respective g0vornneIls
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pRITsSIA

propagation snhatiiuo loyal lEssesi u p1ics s-ils-
vAsiop printing hopccs In Prussia, vhioh carried
~ he " ussian chamber MONDAY Ac Ab nit by
E-yHiy, rejected the bert day, ~ soSeTnfoo1
eAylDs collected ~ forces.
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TURKEY

lne co1lnissi l'ei fcf the rosa.seon N dc asgso
rssh ifon'er Asa, ~ instituted w art.ols ~ N the
g@y o Fars, aud which - v cous A tpo Take a..
nntsAaIe one Englie- man and one Trspcbu1an v az
lsonhls ~ Mars tLe i5th Of Nay W" Wy
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MONTENEGRO

oepeih frcui Paris announces that TIE o,m,o.oa
sossrp Aufirs sp1 sorisscgrc .ppesTp N ,sr sss ~
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/. Sogvxl WAIEs5, OF James Walker, Esq, Of
Nashville Tenn, and brother OF Gen. William Walker Of
Nicaragua sled IN board the l1npre City, the
Mississippi river, on the 26th ut.
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The london 7Srss a. the osh reports business done n
Grand Trunk Railroad o. Csrlis a, ca 81; 90 dsben
lures, SOB. 3D.: Great Western Railroad ~ Canada
- ~ ulB0.s Central, go ysIi, q CO Stx
YORK Cosiiral sinking fund, 10 a sOaa.
LTvBRPcOL COTTON NATKET.
he Brok1's Circular Ftatee bsi lie Liverpool rrto1
dul and prices quite irregular holders
pressing the uA~rse, ard 81 qualities lad sgbly de-
ctrod, tho lpTer qualities tho weakest, and
had dccnrod o.ssoruih q O penny, cftLary de-
erripgous were u.origh,h lower. eDi m.dclng
qualities ilsrsi The decline b. the eyte8t VI orc
sixteenth 81 penny, while the aner deer rLors
slow OF fale hut tai Undergone 90 qua.abio
change. To -eles u Ne woek we're A,o0o
haic8, Bcudlug 1850 " s,ccsls,oys. aId 400 b.
cslorsfs frisys bylnes amounted " 500 bale.
The cJosrF dvii Il DE following qro,aIors.
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ua testimony which has been presented such that IL
will not do for you TO hope that the Executive will inter
fere to prevent the sentence of the Court being
red out Therefore your time should be deyoted-what
remains OF 1t 70 you upon hs earho preparation for
fuure state OF existence The sentence OF the Court is
that you be taken from this place TO the place from
whence you came that you remain there until the Sth
day Of February and upon than day that you be hanged
by the neck until you are dead
During the latter part Of his address hs Honor %
voice was tremulous, and il evident that he, as
well as the crowded Audience, which listened TO his
remarks with great attention, felt the solemnity Of the
occasion.
When the Recorder had concluded Shepherd exclaimed
"Thank God, am going home, and am going home
innocent
The Clerk then handed the death warrant to his Honor,
who after appendng his signature to it, returned it again.
As soon as Mr. Vandevoort had finished reading the
rant OF execution he gave to Mr. Wett the Sheriff,
who was in attendance.
The prisoner was removed by the officers to the Tombs,
and was followed by the curious multitude.
The Court Adjourned till Monday.
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ARRIVED
Steamship Black Warrior smith, New Orleans Dec IL via
Havana 18Th with mdse and passengers 10 Livingston Gro
cheron Co
Brig iuayana rem) onker ciudad Bolivar Nov ls and
the Bar Oath with hides to Payenstedt Schumacher Nov
"a In the River Ornoco spoke Br bark Teresa sad from
Trinidad, Cuba bound up
Brig Marietta Irl, ardenbrook CORVALLIS Ne 10 dayp
with potatoes, TO ID X peWofe.
schr Mary stedmsn Terry, Georgetown, SC, 4days.
Schr Hen, FISHER, Wilmington, Nc. DAYS
Schr Helen, Henderson, Wilmington, Nc 5days
Schr Laura u johnson, johnson, Newbern, s days
Schr Rhode Island, Davis, Newbern, 4 days
Steamer Georges Greek, scudder Baltimore 10Th inst Al
10 AN, passed topsai schr On Absecu Light bearing
WNW, sunk. with topmasts above
the water; also bark ashore Of the Highlands probably
the Carnioa, before reported.
Steamer Piedmont Wiletts. Baltimore.
Steamer Potonska Cushman. New Bedford.
Steamer Wesichester Clark. Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Alamo. Mudget, from Galveston,
SAILED.
ship Neptune, Liverpool; bark Sarah, 81 Pierre.
Wind during the day NV.
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SIR Eva DoRorar.Tbe following Is Of letter
ceived from Messrs Myers Co dated Norfolk, Dec III by
Brothers Boninger, Of BaltmoreThe wreckers have
turned from ship Eva Dorothea with Of her materials
the idea Of getting her on abandoned. They Der
ioreo broken on keel and cardboard streak broken 0hs
discovered by diver. The hatchvay Of the lower hold
closed floating panks &c which prevents the diver
,erng the lower hold 10 get at the which therefore
he saved until the vessel breaks and drifts ashore
II Inferred that the ship struck wreck she could
no, have been 80 badly injured by merely working
sandy bottom.
BRIc SrryDlwAv, Thompson from Georgetown. Sc for
Barbadoes In crossing Georgetown bar the bottom
heavily which caused her spring aleak and she put into
Charleston 18th inst for repairs,
ScpR SAMUEL FRANCIS Patzon at baltimore Dominl.
reports having experienced
and rigging yard aud
buiwarks and boat.
York Boston Baltimore. Charleston
nah Mobile snd New Orleans Al The latest Accounts IRON
zach of those