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Wines, giqaors, &e.

THOMAS SHIELDS. J. ROCHE.
@R SHIELDS & ROCHE.
[zE5 IMPORTERS
E1ss%sA WINES AND BRANDIES,
And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No. AS North Ho,odrd street. Baltimore, Md.
Always on hand, large stock Of superior Old RYE
WHISkEY. aul7tf
E>INE CHAMPAGNES, HOOKS AND
n CLARETS.-Widew Clicquot's, Mumm's Cabinet
Meet Chendons Green Seal Hedseck Cabinet in half
pints ocks dry and sparkling Clarets Of all grades
sale wholesale and retail by
GEORGE H0LLINS,
No IA North Charles street,
nf Eaxa OF
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Tail0rs.

DENMEAD'S IRON WORKS.
A g. w. DENMEAD & SONS,
/ IA BALTIMORE,
Locomotive and Stationary Steam Eng Builders, Iron
Founders, General Machinists and Boiler Makers
R9-Manufacturers of Improved BLOWING MACHINES
for Anthracite and other Blast Furnaces SUGAR. GRIST
SAW and ROLLING MILLS
fe22 ly,
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q A. MATHIOT & SONS
~ SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
'1' Nos. rs AND 81 NORTH GAY ST.
Near Fayette street
Extending from Gay to Frederick street
Always hand large assortment of every variety of
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE embracing
Bureaus, Sofas Assorted colors of
Bedsteads, Iete-a.Ieles, Cottage Furnit'e,
Washsands, Arm Chairs, Settees
Mardrobes, Rocking Chairs, Wood Chairs,
Spring Beds, Etageres, Office Chairs
Mattresses OF Marble Tables Barber Chairs,
Husk, Cotton Reception and Up Cribs and Cradles,
and Hair, holstered Chairs Sideboards
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH.
Persons disposed purchase invited call and give
our stock an examination, which for variety and quality
of workmanship cannot be excelled by any establishment
in the country. A. MATHIOT 4 SON
aul4u Nos. o and q North GAY atreet
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$1,144 793 SO
In view of the above the Board of Trustees have
this day
Resolved, That dividend of Sixteen per cent be de-
clared on the Net Amount Earned Premiums aav on
SOW and also dividend of Five per cent on tho
$4,000 of Subscribers Capital; certificates for which
will be issued on and after Goth May next
By order Of the Board
CHARLES IRVING Secretary
LEOPOLD BIERWORTH President
ALFRED OGDEN, Vice President
CHARLES IRVING, Secretary
c. MORTON STEWART, Agent,
Je4 II. So SOUTH GAY STREET.
I OST.-A MILITARY BOUNTY LAND
IL WARRANT, No. "a, 647, for 100 acres issued to JAS
DlCKERS0N, under Act of Sd March, 1856 and sent to
Geo H. Hickman, of Baltimore, about the 9th of Nav
1856 This is to caution all persons from purchasing said
Warrant application having made to the Pension Of
flee for the issue of duplicate
jy16-law6w@ JAS DICKERSON
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=" EST & VEINS,
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS
Gas FIKTURES,
Of every Description,
40 2O6 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE
Gas Pipes introduced into ublic private buildings
In the best manner and on the most pleasing terms.
lift
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IVORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY.
i CANFIELD BRO. l. CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have hand large assortment Of best quality Ivory
Handle Dinner and Breakfast KNIVES, large and small
size CARVERS, STEEL, &C. for sale at wholesale and
retail. mYl8tf
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G0utatiOn.

FULPEPPER MILITARY
" INSTITUTE VA.
The next session of this Institute will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, 1855 For cata.
logues apply to CHAS. E. LIGHTFOOT
Superintendent C. NJ l.
aul6-tl5S Culpepper C. H., Va
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f221y
EIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
IL OFFICE, NO. So SECOND STREET,
BALTIMORE.
JOHN C. PROUD SONS,
Representing Companies Of the highest standig large
Cash Capitals Policies issued and Losses paid at
MTNA INSURANCE Co., Of Hartford, Conn $500
SPRINGFIELD " Springfield Mass SIS 900
A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSUR-
n ANCE OFFICE, No. 4 SOUTH STREET,
OPEN DAILY for the INSURANCE OF ALL DESCRIP-
TI I29y OF PROPERTY WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE
JOHN R. MOORE, President
DIRECTORS.
S S4ass CITY, Mec9aniea J wHEEPEy, Columbian
Moan WALKER, Friendship, FRANCIS BURNS, United,
J. T. F4RLow, Dep.fOrd, JAMES You've, Franklin,
SAMUEL KIRK, Independent LANCASTER OULD, Patapsco
&c C. MASON, V,gisent, F. A. MILLER. Hooard,
JAS. B. GEORGE, ST., Pioneer Jos. c. BOYD LAFAYETTE
fe22-tf. JOHN DUKEHART Secretary
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
FNHE SUN Mutual INSURANCE
IL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
!nsures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks,
favorable those of any other Company All persons
ing Policies from this Company entitled share of
the profits without mourning any liability beyond the
amount of Premium The assets Of the Company, liable
for the payment of losses, are over s. 900 000
A. b. NELSON, Press't.
A. SEATON, V. Pres't ]. WHITEHEAD, Sec.
G. OLIVER O'D0NNELL, Agent in Baltimore.
fe221y. No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF BALTIMORE.
Incorporated by the
STATE OF MARYLAND, 1S49
OFFICE No. Is SOUTH STREET
THE COMPANY INSURES EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OR COUNTY,
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE.
The Directors meet daily to determine upon
for INSURANCE.
JOHN B. SEIDENSTRICKER,
President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Allen A. Chapman, William Woodward,
Henry n. Bash, George Bartlett
VIM Heald Adam Denmead
John W. Ross, Joseph W. jenkins,
Edward J. Church., Thomas II. Sullivan,
Job Smith, George Small.
JOHN R. MAGRUDER,
fe26 If Secretary.
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.
P. M'LAUGHLIN, Trustee
WIN. HAMILTON, Auctioneer.
.FFICE on THE ORIENT MIITIIAI

OFFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL
" ms. co. NEW YORK. oath NApcu 1888
The following STATEMENT of the affairs of this Com
pany on the 9th February 1858 is published in conform
lty with the provisions of its charter:
Premiums unearned 2sth February 1857. 1902 DOL Al
Premiums received during the year ending 9th
Feoruary, 1898. 6o1 231l9
Total Premiums. ......................$9 1868 232 60
Earned Premiums during the year $7S6 1874
Less Return Premiums. ss3, $40 So 1898 22291
Losses paid, less Sal
wages ......., 1886 O336S
Losses ascertaned,
but not due or wait
ing prOof.......... Sa7OOOO $3.50, 1853
Reinsurance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 972 is
Expenses, including
once Rent.......
TaXeS
Commissions 1862
Discount on cash
Premiums, &c
Bad and Doubtful
Debts ................,....... 2o,s55o1 6s9OO7e7
Profit Of
t23A per
Interest
bers' Ca
leaving
tom. -H
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PURE RYE WHISKEY
5 THE UNDERSIGNED, owing to
the low price Of Rys are at this time msnufse;
pure RYE WHISKEY. All orders left at store, Nos
81 93 S. Charles st. will be faithfully executed and
be relied We have at this time in store and for sale
WHISKEY of our dislation, Of superior quality
age from year up 10 years old and in addition have
j. HORNE Ri Rules 18th proof; J. c. R. Eckman; NJ. Mad
dux John Snyder all warranted pure and give salts
faction as represented or he returned at
FOWLER ZEIGLER,
feb22-f. No 81 and SO South Charles ST.
@JAs. HA AzSd.Trrs : ,S CO. G.,1rn.
SA&kA IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS,
80 & Al SOUTH GAY STREET, BALTIMORE
large and superior stock Of PURE RYE WHISKEYS,
rom the most celebrated Distillers. mrl7 tt
ga WINES, BRANDIEs, RUNS,
- P 1ERNAN S 3 son TEAS &C.
Offer for sale the following articles of their mporta
ton, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-Sandemans competition red and white
PORT in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira
in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES-Johannesberger Steinberger Marco
Drummer Cabinet Lieb frau mich Bronneberg OF lS46
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
BRANDIES-Otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
RUMs-Old and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, and
from the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
n mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCH0NG TEA aps-tf
@CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, SC.
tSsMsN J. B. CHARRON & CO., AGENTS
Ass@zA FOR VINEYARD PROPRLRTORS
IN FRANCE,
Have received and offer for sale superior COGNAC
BRANDIES, vintage 1911 Charron Pere ct fills Brand
lie Belmont Co. Cognac Brandies, various vintages
Bordeaux Caret Wines from low to finest grades; Bur
gundy Wines from Medium very best grades produced
in France; superior White Wines Champagne Wine
various brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHIS-
KEYS of prime qualities
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also, consignment, 10 bbls very old and prime
Monongahea Rye Whskeys 10 bbs very old copper dis
titled Bourbon Whiskeys; 200 bbs. fine medium grades
Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys to which invite the
ton Of those want of liquors Office No I34 LON
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PAcAa E Ml y Tsrr : SON. p,o.r,.,o,,
WAREHOUSE y SOUTH STREET,
Have ready fresh stocks Of their goods, in every
variety of package, including
MUSTARD, in wood, tin and glass;
PURE GROUND SPICES, all kinds, in wood, tin and
glass;
TABLE SALT, in bags and boxes;
RICE FLOUR, CURRIE, &c, &C..
ALSO
800 bags PEPPER;
200 PIMENTO;
1000 mats CASSIA;
5000 lbs NUTMEGS;
1000 lbs; MACE;
CLOVES in bales GINGER in bags and barrels; AFRI-
CAN BIRD PEPPERS, etc.
Agents also for the sale Of Presons Boston CHOCO-
LATES and COCOA PREPARATIONS, at the lowest
prices jy20dn
EDWARD l.. PALMER,
IL Wholesale DEALER
FORE GN FIR ITS, NUTS, &C.
No. 30 WHIPS WHARF
BALTIMORE ND.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ALMONDS, WALNUTS,
FILBERTS, PALM NUTS,
GROUND NUTS, RAISINS,
CITR0N, PRUNES, FIGS,
DATES, CURRANTS, ORANGES
LEMONS. ROCK CANDY,
OLIVE AND BORDEAUX OIL
GINGER, MACCARONI,
FRENCH MUSTARD,
FIRE CRACKERS,
SARDINES, &c,
Which he offers to the trade the lowest market
rates. au3-H
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DLOCK MARBLE CLOCKS.
IL CAMPBELL, BRO. d co.
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just imported invoice of Block Marble Clocks
with and without Bronze Figures suitable for Dining and
Library Rooms. mY11-tf
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n lilies PATENT FIRE AND BUR-
4 A CLAIR PROOF SAFES, made of wrought and chilled
iron to inches thick and warranted drill proof The
only robber proof Safe for sale in Baltimore.
c. S. WILLETT,
jy16f 1872 Baltimore street.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Affairs In WasAlnat00.
A LOAN OF SIS 900 900 ASKED F0R-RsP0RT OF The
SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE TARIFF, ITO.
WASusoros, Nay 10, 1858.
Tho President or the United States has formally asked
Congress for authority 70 contract loan Of fifteen millions
Of dollars for Of not exceeding ten years. Tho
Senate Committee Of Finance have the matter under
Alteration.
mere IN article the Unio~ this morning denying
that COL Kane Is . commissioner Of The government -
Utah Tho article ATTRACTS great deal OF attention. and
most persons believe that embodies tho views Of ths
administration about tho late news.
Mr. Lorng entered upon his duties today - Chief JOS
tee Of the Court Of Ca,mA
Mr.. Boyce presented . report In tho House from tho
Select Committee On the Tariff, &c. takes the
ground that tho protective policy should be en-
trely abandoned and that resort should be made
Is early - practicable 70 direct TAXATION a. .
measure Of economy. Articles oprme necessity should
be taxed st tho lowest rate Of duty, and the burden
thrown q much possible on Injuries. Tho navigation
laws should be modified moi 70 require any portion
of the officers and Of American ships TO bs Aner
can seameu and that American citizens shall be FREQ
purchase and sail foreign ships eure equality with
American built ships and that the American coAstng
trade shall be open terms OF perfect equality TO foreign
built ships The committee say they do not entertain the
hope that tbsy can inaugura.c now policy Such
radical changes must be the work Of time They do not
therefore, look much 70 immediate practical results as
to effect public opinion and thus ultimately insure tho
triumph Of the principles they advocate MI Garnet does
no. concur in all the conclusions Of the committee
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movement cruId be CARRIED cut o. tAs Sac -
sercssed 70 take steps n the nakssr aud be wou gve
what support be could 70 any pseposuOa having Proc
teal fusD.
This is pretty good for Mr.. King. and he Is
quite wag in his way, too. He Is opposed to
having too many free blacks In State; but we
fear that this opinion was expressed without
having first consulted Mr.. Seward. The idea Of
q free negro colony In Central America is Pc
culiarly brilliant, for we have no doubt that eur
''free cOlOred Americana would Q thousand
times prefer the Mosquito coast, for example,
to the bsrbarous coast Of Africa, Of which they
have most holy horror. Who will venture to
second the motion Of the "colored maa" alluded
to, in organizing general exodus of our free
negroes, North and South, to Central America
Gen. Walker has failed With his free white ex-
periments, now why should not our free blacks
be tried, Keep up the agitation. Mr.. King.
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~, sne eaARhAS ssid both gcotsmes oue q order
49,. enAAF, IN rcpsy 70 Mr Joses, esAe tAss u
.s " ln.erp stAsne - 70 his motives In nsvia
so"ndoS 1c 10 g the appsopriAtes -ss entirely 2.
prsve1e ohArscesr He spuued the ,mDr,sto~ As 70 ~
oooos~uipe Nc tuvtasaon dinner II YES pss.Au
~ osessy geoi.emaa. He bad acted In the porfsra
siocm % me fead nase speAkiAg IN mia behalf
nr. JONES said . ie~ nights ago the rout,ems, frSu
directing the Sergeant a. Arms TO srrec MIN bv as.e
because he happsoed 70 DO dining with the PreiI.u2
ne salary Of The Prcsiceut began In this way: Wssa
ax acoouns or his expenses He rendered 90 scoouss ~
~ 80 pev anoun, end this became The 0xed r.lss~
which bad beca ADDED, Was mot fsr the 49,
The Preesdeot bet for members Of Congress and sss
q tho governDeot, and the accommodation Of tho pqAn
Tho amendment wAy not adopted.
me bill vas smsa4e1 soneSha< In committee, aad NJ
ported 70 the House
Adjourned.
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Markets.
NEw ORLEANS, May 10, 1858.
The sales ef cotton to-day were 1000 bales, al IN
changed prices, the Nisgaras news, pubished NJ noon
having had no efIeca Mess pork s1T Bacon Sides sac
Sterling exchange, los q losk. 60 -. -
Cotton ARM sales 10 day 600 bales, at Nc for mid
ding sales OF the three days zoo bnes receipts
three days, 1900 bales 60
Cotton marke, unchanged sales TO day 400 bales
BALTIMORE, May 10, 1858.
Flour firm. wheat steady. Corn frmer white ec
e2c and yellow 6sc. eeo Provisions dull and heavy
Hull meats 10. q &c. Whiskey dull al 20.c. bio
Flour svors buyers sales 600 bb at 81 rs for choc,
Ohio and Indiana ana ~ - 25 for extra and doubk
extra wheat opened dull, but closed firm; sale
70 zoo bushes at 3c for Chicago spring aoat ana zoe
free board. Corn dull sales i6 900 BUSH al 81 Nc
SIC for Indiana Oats ower sales oO0 bushels, at s2c
whisey steady sales $50 bbls. at 1ec 1eLc frsisht
closed active; Wheat, l2kc. 13o 10 Nev York.
Oswpao, May ia-sP.M
Flour steady and dull. Wheat in good demand sale,
10000 bushels Chiesgo spring a. 73c Corn Arm. saIe
1000 bushels Illinois Go Canal rcisht steady
-four 3oc wheat &C. and 10. 10 New YORK Iak,
impor 70 dayl 600 barrels four 600 bussls wheat
is 900 bushels Canal 900 barrels -four
10000 bushels vhsai % oso bushels corn, 800 buhsl
osis
ouc,eo, May 10, 1853.
Flour dull Wheat quiet sales 10 600 bushels at slr
Corn quiet and quotations nominal Data Arm ma
1000 bushels, n 2oc. Shipments 20 Bunaio-No r0
70 200 bushels wheat, 20 600 bushels corn ghipmers
Oswego-No flour or wheat, 1850 bwhels corn NJ
oe'r.s-, $40 bbIs -four, s4,oco bussfls vter, Csc
bushels ovrn. ~' w
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY TO- 1853.

liberal administration. Things are ripening
there, ard we should be prepared to avail our
selves ofthem. This Dan be done only through q
cordial diplomatic representation In that repub-
lie, and the most friendly feelings between that
government and our Minister. II tho urgency
of circumstances attending Mr.. Forsyths resi-
deoce in Mexico has been such ~ to force him
to course prejudioial to the liberal party there
and rendered him distasteful to them, We be-
lieve he will be among the first to recognise the
necessity Of . change in the mission. The ad-
ministration should be prepared to avail itself
of any change that may take place in Mexico
and, above all things, to see that no room be
given to the calling for private expeditions Of
our citizens to take part In the civil dissensions
there,
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Kew York Herald-Callf0rnla Edltion.
Tns United States mail steamship star Of the West Capt
Gray, will leave this port this Afternoon at two O'Clock
for AspinwalL
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
will close u O'Clock this afternoon.
The NEW YoRK WEEKLY HnALD-California edition
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world viii be Published a eleven O'Clock the morning
.se copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, cents
Agents viii please send IN their orders as early q pos
abie.
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Mr. Preston KINa's New LIoHrs UPON THE
NIGER QUEsuoN.--In his speech In the Senate
on Tuesday last upon the Oregon bill, Mr.. Pres
ton King (of whom we have heard very little
this session, referring to the constitution framed
for Oregon a. a State remarked that while
The disabilities imposed free blacks are too stringent
he himself was against 700 many free blacks In Aaie
n was for the benefit ~ both that the black and
white races should live separate. M King read letter
from coorcd man the subject OF the establishment OF
colored colony In South or Central america He agreed
in this view and he considered that black colony in
Central America receiving aid and protection from this
government would meet the ntcrcsts of both The
blacks have prejudice against Liberia he had learned
that the ooiored population had besn considering tho
sulors which made dicnit nv them ~ in Inc MAJ,
ter lie would not suggest any means W which Their
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The British Outrages-The Presidents Pc
remptory Demand upon the British Gov
eminent.


remptory Demand upon the British Gov
eminent.
1t will be seen by our Washington dispatches
that Mr. Buchanan has responded promptly to
the resolutions Of Congress asking for informa-
ton about the British outrages in our waters,
and has sent to that body q short message with
copies of letters to Lord Napier, and to Mr..
Dallas our Minister in London. Mr.. Dallas IL
directed to ask of Lord Malmesbury that pc
remptory orders shall be issued and enforced
for stopping this growing practice of searching
American vessels at sea
We are glad TO see this promptitude on the
part Of the administration, and to learn that
Mr.. Buchanan does not participate in the inane
fears Of the Senator from Virginia. We have
already stated, in referring to this subject yes
terday, that Mr.. Mason Is an old fogy,r
which, in our understanding Of the term,
means" man who is afraid of FUSS Ever
since the time Of General jackson the admin
istrative power Of our government has been In
the hands Of these same old fogies, and in every
thing relating to the protection Of our citi-
zens abroad they have brought the country
to pretty pass Whenever our ships are
fired into, or boarded, and our flag insulted-
whenever our citizens are unjustly arrested and
thrown into prison abroad-and even when our
Consuls and Vice Consuls are insulted and In
generated for endeavoring to discharge their
duty 10 their country and its citizens, and
the public press searches out the facts Of the case
and spreads them to the world the spirit of
the people is aroused and every one expects
the government 10 do It's duty in the premises.
Then II i that old fogyism, which would
rather consent to q thousand insults than take
a step which might be by any remote chance
considered energetic, comes forward with its
plea for delay because we have "nothing but
newspaper accounts,r and has always succeeded
In tying up the affair with its red tape, and
showing II away in one of the dusty pigeon
holes in our circumlocution Office the
State Department
The consequence Of this course is that the
department Is crowded with the unheeded COM
plants Of our people our citizens In half the
foreign ports of the world, whenever they get
into trouble seek the aid and protection Of
British Consuls; and men holding the consular
commission OF the United States have sent IL
bcak to the government resigning NE position,
benuse, when insulted and dragged to prison
for doing The duty their oath of Office compelled
them to do, they have been neglected and
abandoned 10 the contumely of foreign officials.
This is no imaginary statement. We can
safely appeal to our thousands Of shipmasters,
TO those Of our citizens who have been abroad,
and TO the very files of the State Department,
TO support its truth. We hope this evil Is APP
preaching its end. Mr.. Buchanan had already
directed the taking up Of the claims so long ne
elected in the State circumlocution Office, when
the sdvices Of these British outrages began
q r-ur Vi rr,aut --tvcr hc ta.4eil AL.
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Bosros, Nay 10, 1858.
Tho Turkish Admiral and suite visited the Navy Var,
ss Portsmouth,, N. II, yesterday, whore they 70
ceved By salate. They pastook Of . COLLATION. u Ii
house Of the COmmandaat and Afterwards dinsd 81 Rsc
nsham House. the Mayor presiding. the Turks express
cd themselves greatly pleased with tho yard especially
with tho three decker Franklin, which they examine
throughout The ship ID said 70 be just tho pattern
one dosh Cd by the Sultan.
Lieutenant Hassan Eeudi leaves here In the Esrspa IA
day, TO obtain further instructions from tho Sultan
Tho Admiral remains few days In Boston, from whsno
he goes 10 Niagara Falls and other places Of interest
the country.
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Departure Of tho Europa.

Departure OF tho Europa
Bosros, Nay 10, 1865.
Tho royal mail steamship Europa Captain Lsitch sale
st noon with nineteen passengers for Liverpool aad fs
teen for Halifax, nearly Ss00 900 in specie Amos
the passengers BY the Europa Madame La Grange
two children, sgnor Ro nconi Sgnor Tberin and CAT
Hassan Bey,
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Death - General Perasser #. Smith. Gem
naA<lsr Of ths Utah Army.
81 LOUIS, Nay 10, 1855.
me RpSbioan has received despatch aaaosaoi,g tAs
dsash Il General Persifer r. Smith, the coumau1sr a TIA
Utah FORCES q the headquarters u Fort Leav worth =
hak pass twelve o'clock on Sunday night
Tho officers OF the steamer Dickey just arrived ..
Bonneville, report that tho General Smith w,rs
y leave Leaven oh for the East On Wednesday Gen.
rAl Harvey sue seds 10 tho command.
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The Pennsylvania State Canals.
HARRISBURG, May 10, 1858.
The state canals formally transferred 10 the 5un
bury and Erie Railroad Company today The Govano
issued q proclamation announcing the fact
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Capture OF Inkpassusa

PRAruy Do CsuxS Wis.,. May TO- 1863.
Tho ~ Peters Pre- Press announces the capture q
nkpadutA, whose band committed numerous murders d
he southern part Of Minnesota last summer.