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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18
;! 81 IIwciN He,
al day az October, 4. ID. 1858.
SIlCriH'S Smile.

10y virtue Of order If SALE issued ont 0f tho Clerk
lOirr Of the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi
rial district, in and for III Dorado county, on Judg
nrnt rendered IN the 18th day of August, y. u. lN'
in favor Of John jones, and against Charles J.. Smith
for the sum If six Thousand six hundred and thirty
seven MlOO Dnar>, with interest thereon ut the rate
Of ~ per per month from the 18th day of Au
gust, u. l&H, together with the sum Of siXty-srvcm
M lO Dollars, costs of suit and acruing costs have
levied upon and will cNpnsc To Public sale, ut the Cou
liutlsr iu he rit \ uf liz
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18

The Butte Record will hereafter appear as a
weekly instead Of daily.
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At 10 orlock A. NJ, all the right, title, estate claim
and demand both at law and equity, a. we'll in nusSra
sion n in expectancy said defendant had on tile 9th
day Of December, A. u. lS35, ut any time thereafter
in and to the following described rtgagrd property
lying and being the Auburn road about three miles
bluw tniontuwn in the county Of II Dorado AMI State
of California, and more particularly described and bui
drd NJ follows, tOwit commencing stake about one
hundred yards alO,r the mouth If Greenwood creek IN
the bank of the Snut Fork 0fthr American River run
ming thence due North eighty rods stake, in Ger.
tain garden known Kitchens garden, thCnrc west
three hundred and thirty rods To oak tree with
pile Of stones at the unt thereof said tree being bahc
the garden known Srris garden, thence east three
hundred and twenty rods tn the place Of con-
tanning onc hundred and sixty acres less and
known ns the Magnolia Rnnr, together with ali and
singular the entertainments AMI thrrrto
belonging or in anyMisr appcrtninimg.
l.. BOGARDlS,
sheriff 0f III Dorado County Cal.
by W. j. DuRwELL, Under sheriff.
Sh'rrFS Office, placcNillr, September II, y. u. lNlR
l2itsl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18
Attendant and Resident Physician,
L. ]. CZAPKAY. M. D..

Late In the hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Physl.
elan 10 the 2O Regiment Of IIonvcls Chief Surgeon to
the Military Hospital Of Pesth, hungary, aud late Lectu-
rrr on the Diseases Of Women and Children.
Communications Strictly Confidential.
Consultations, BY letter or otherwise, Free
Address, DIR. l.. - CZAPkAY,
San frunciscO, Cal.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18
Bonnets -! Bonnets :!

TtRAPE SILK, LACE, Ncapolitan and Tuscan Bonness,
~ just received and for sale at
BLOCH & .BACIIMAN'S.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18

D0YS CLOTHING Sirts Hats, BoCts and Shoes Of o.
MARK LEvIsON.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18
Dr.L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Medical and surgical Institute

sAcramento street, below Montgomery opposite Pacific
Null Steamship COmpnny's Once, San francisco,
established tn 1884, for the Permanent
Cure Of al Private and Chronic
Diseases and the
Suppression Of QuackeFY.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18
Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapp's,

medicinal drink, If cmncntiy Sautary qualities, man.
nacir, by himself Nclusit"iy at his factory ut Sce.
dam Ia li"laud and well known during the last twelve
years ihrnuvlult nil the Atlantic aud Western states
II is nude rnn the hest barley that be selected IN
Eur"p, with the essence Of aromatic Italinn berry,
a'hn wl,'r'd and extraordinary medicinal properties.
II las long since acquired higher reputation, both In E-
roiw aud America, than any other diurctc beverage.
AialAh"l i'a |cE"IY IUre LjYHOr, IN lis effects
m III ard Wholesome ,uuir. II is extensively used aud
improved hy the r"lcal faculty the temperance people,
'rad nj !,Ij1iiirs Ar.
In tirnN 'i"" and En Ism, in distractions If the
BLADDER and klir Vs. and in General Debility, its effects
mr.. PROMPT dcrd,d. and iahly rcabc and II H. not
nly rrnrA for these aadcs. but In all cns,s IN which,
TIA are produced lv drinking bad water, which is almost
univ r,dil the al them, II nct> sure ntirr
For Fever and AHuc is one of the most ricacUus pre-.
vcntavtS that Gun be rvs0rcd to.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18

CARD.-rromrtr,I ny mn homes, dcsIFc Of my hear,
n wish to lay bcfure the pulic which deserves
high commentator" not only as an act Of scientific skill,
hut II humanity. also. About twO years ngn suddenly.
aud from unknown to me, was seized with 1T vi
epilepsy which, owing my inability to meet the expenses
consequent upon n Thorough medical treatment. and the
lisc"urag which met with attempting it. soon
became such (a- then led to becve) TO defy the
skill ~ physician. was frequently while In pursuit NJ
my calling, thrown down To the ground without the slight
warning and although insesble t0 the agOncs. vet
lesst the miserles VI my e and lcarn, to look
upon those who would render assistance shelter
danger enemies WIN sought Ia pr"lung the misery
ufy existence While In this state, aud In wing
NY Aictiom tasted the aWees of life. more was
induced attempt seeking aid of physician, aud, by
COMMUNICATION called Dr. l.. J. CEapkny. tuld hin,
my circumstances and my inability to reward him for his
services regardless Of which, EOwevcr he ut under.
to"k my case and with the blessing 81 God was once
more restored perfect health Enable to reward him for
til. hoGn which enjoy at present and yet conscious 0f
my Indebtedness, CONSIDER due to myself and to nil
afflicted tn make the public In order that those in
need Of medical advice may lind physician IN whom
cry confidence be placed.
f.. ~ MEYER YADI.ONSKY.
State Of California, County Of San Francisco. Ss.-Sph-
scribv aud sworn to before this lS day Of August,
A. ID. lai. GILBERT a. GRANT,
ISL Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18

Spcrmn OrrhCR, ar Local Weakness. Nervous De
hiv 4r. lassituv. weakness "f the mi'- nu back
inl>pos,u and incaraility fnr study and labor. ,lu
III apprehension, lUSS ~ mrm"ry, nvrrnn I" society.
lave VI solitude, imidy, selfisrI- dizziness. headache,
involuntary discharges pains In the side, affection al the
Eyes, eS the face sexual aud other lnhrnltirs IN
men, are cured without fail by the justly celebrated Ply
Sirau Alnl Snrg,on l.. j. CZAPEAy Ills method NJ curing
diseases new aud uukn0wn To all others hence his
great success. All consultations, by letter otherwise
free. Ahlrcss, l.. j. t'"uk"y, " D.. san Francisco,
California,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18
The Aromatic schiedam Schnapp's

1t Il ncnily in great demand by persons travelling
about 10 settle In parts n the country especially rs
well rs by many In every community where II has become
known, Gifts various other remedial prOIrrts
In all eases Ola DropSical tendency, Il il generally the
only remedy required, when adopted In the early stage Of
the disease.
In dyspepsia maadrS, when taken in proper quantities.
diet drink and especially at dinner, Is found by
uniform experience To he cmIncntly vcncos In the most
nslnnc eases when even the hest Of the usual remedies
have failed To afford more tnn temporary relief In cases
Of RAtucncy, II IL an immediate and nvarablc specific
md mny he administered IN diluted and prororiIonatr
quantities, to Young Infants In all those paroxysns
of grpng pain In the stomach aud bowels To which they
are especially ujrc we'll In the chOlIc If grown
persons.
Its iucous adoption In connection with the PRINCIPAL
meals when Of exhaustion dictates Its use neIc
fails to relieve the d bity attendant upon pr"tractrI
chronic maadCs, low temperament nnd exhausted vital
energy, by whatever induc d. These are facts 10
which mnny nf the most eminent ca men, bath In En-
gland and the United States, have borne testimony and
which coroburatrd by the highest written authorities
Put up in quart aud pint bottles In 0f dozen,
wIthmy name on the bottles, cork, and facsimile Of my
signature IN the label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers in CALIFORNIA aud Oregon.
tD0LPlln WOLFE, Sole Importer.
- Beaver street New York.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18

TIE Greatest Dis,Orery ~ the Age-GreH blessing IA
AEinkimE-INMOceMt.b bat ltNftMG
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S Prorhlacticim, lsvlt+snfccting
ngrnla preventative against GOnOrrhuH and Syph
little Diseases and unsurpassed remedy for all vcncrcn
ScrOlulUus GanRrcnOuS aud CancerOus Ulcers FE Dis
charges from Vagina, Uterus HnL Crchra, AMI all Cua-
ne0us Eruptions aud diseases. For Sale Dr. L. Cam
kays Office Sacramento ST. below Montgomery. opposite
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S office As incubation IL
preventative against small pOx. Is DR. L. j. CgapLays
rh0l L'senScs. HARMLESS In ITSELF pOssesss the power
nf chemically destroying the Syplitic Virus, a thereby
saving thousands Of dehOuchcCs from being infected by
the lOatsoMe Of all diseases. Lat young man
who health he without Dr. Cxapkays rnphnc
tc II IL In very convenient packages, and will he
found convenient nsc, being used sonr Price, a.
For sale at DIR. Id Caapkayt Private Medical and Surg
cal Institute Sacramento st. below Montgomery opposite
Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s OFFICE
GRAN orders must hc Addrcssedt to L. J. Cxapkny, NJ. D.
San Francisco, California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18
A Card.

NOTICE.-I am happy to inform the friends Of NJ
IN HENRY BEIIMEl, that have engaged Ne ser
vices a. salesman. During the past three years, Ne
has been in the employment Of MessEs. Yassett Hide
and has gained hO. Of friends by his integrity and
nniiOTnIly gentemanly aud Obligng behavior. He 10
authorized to make collections and transact al dheT
business in my name.
Placervillc, August 5th, 1855.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18

Washington, Jan. 6lh, 50.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18

= cit! AZ ~ n SIVil'EGs1 y SEs 6. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03
INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE r1RYxsNS FUND INSURANCE. COMPANY
Declaration OF Intention 70 form company for fire
W. he unaersrnea hereby give notice q insncu
and form incorporated company Asreesbiy
"a, - the Of New York, entitled
al N prvtds fsr OF Insurance
rssssd lime - 1874 the purpose Of making
S.Invs hrs,sea and all kinds OF buildings upon
Srsh furniture uercha udise and other AQana
- a. ds,.sse nv IRE and The risks Of inland ana
Gnnsportaon-such company 10 pc Known ~ NE name or
4v,e "The Fremeus fund Insurance. Company" and to
b located in the cty OF New fork:
John q. gilea eevard stuYvesant
Philip ". Eues. peNh Hnadley,
Henry a. Burr. John q Hendsrsons
Zopher Mills, John Jscob Astov, ~,
Syharics Nc DouGan, Daniel '. reunann,
Peter RI. Titus, Eugene Keteitas
AdolphusT Ockershsrseu, rranklfn ". Desnn
David Milliker. Meredith Hovland,
Albert J. Deistour, Henry Morgan,
james Y. Watkins Louis Decoppet
Joseph n varnpr Jr., Charles L. voee,
George w. Hatch, Benjsmin n. whitloch.
James Pryor, NJ ward Cooper
Henry II. Elliot, james y. Johnston.
Archibald 7. Finn, NJ. n Van Beuren,
George n. Wahro., silas o. Herring,
Paschsl ". Turney Thomas v. vounas,
Benjamin II. lnlhs John r. Devin,
Edward =. Hall, O. y. A. Hinrtcha
James H. winde william white vrsht Jr,
John earle Jr Lndiey ~ Hoffman.
Lot g. CLARK. Henry N. Graham,
Homer Morgan, Lewis Fran1h
James y Aspin wall. Thomas a. falmaee,
John McKe~eon Nathan n Graham
Nsv YopH Feb. 10 1858
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CTUT4arNG, sc.

Ar OnQ TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH
SC.VUV ns-Genuemen dessrcus q con v.rtng len o.
eal,nS sending their address 70 JAMES M0RoFEY
90. Fsu street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

eyuApp,s prIJTARD TABLE MANDATORY No. 19
Fulton street. where be- has on band large ss'o,,%eo
rsbion suitable private Several second hanf mar
bic and slate bed tables for sale cheap.
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BILLIARDS..

The Game a Billiards. b Michael Phelsn, author q
Blisrds Wthovs hastern Mailed fres, on receipt OF
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IIELF wANTED-FEMALEs.

4 SUPERIOR MILLINER wANTED-TO GO TO
"a Bridgeport, Connecticut Good wages will be psij.
Only the best hands need inquire Call on N. Cooper il2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

HTELLIGENCE OFFICES.
I,AMrLIRs AND OTHERS CAN eBTAIn EXCELLENT
II servann Immediately ct waEus 70 suit ALL al The new
pomceic Institute md Home lS th st., Of
This extensive home hes abundance Of civil oapabs
belp Conducted By respectable American Lady
MO CHARGE MADE TO EMPLOYERS AT MORRIS
IN COHNkRT COZ employment Office, 63 Broadway,
entrance Franklin street where always be obtained
superior female help for situations Of every In
city and country. English, German, Irish. Scotch, &c
WANTED-TwO Statesmen FOR DRY GOODS
W stores. four men for railroads, conductors ono
entry clerk bcokkeeper three clerks for goods and
grocery stores three porers, young travel with
70 Europe and four girls TO travel Apply oil
IEN co, No. 6 East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03
sIT' JATIONs wANTED-FEMALEs.

4 PR .,TEsrANTwoMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A
riva;e family ss cook she thoroughly understands
pus all its branches good city
pae Please call al lss West 18th the second number
tr IA slh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A PROFESSION AL REPORTER AND PHoNoGR APHiGC
"A teacher offers his services to those requiring them All
kinds of reporting accurately DONE Glass and private in
srucuons given reasonable terms Best OF references
given 10 competency. Address PhonographeT, nc
raid Office box lis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03
FRENCH ADVERTTsEMENTs.

TINE CUIsTNIERE FRANCHISE. AYANT LES NEIL
references desire placer dams respectable
famie sadresser 81 2rh 81 9Th pour deux jours
TINE DAME FRANCHISE DEsIRERAIT TRoUvER
u place pour Ia couture LAYER et repasser. Sadres
chez NJ koher. 1888 Hester st., de 10 a 8 heurcs.
TYNE JEUNR FILE AyANT ETE ELEvE EN- FRANCE
sschsnt bien psrer sngue desire placer dams
bonnie fsme americaine pour ensegner e sncas sur
fants pour coudre ssiresser No 10 Washington place
on ellie deneure present, de ~ a l heure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

4 LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-BErwEEN
n rum and sixth as enues above Fourteenth and not aoo
Twenly ourth street part IL all of the could be
aksn In board II desired Would prefer corner house.
Cnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

DrIJIARBe-To LET, THE FINEST AND BEST 10
ID Gated room Brcsdwsy for s,sra r.g oe o as
feet deep directly opposite the New York or ah
swer Cor merchant tprs an extensive mnery ss"onsn
ment Inquire OF q. WSMAN, sS ssoso"ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05
FROM WASHINGTON

MAY 4.-SenatOr Bigler v as to-day eonfirlned
by the Senate as Judge Of the U. ). Dist Court
of North Carolina, in place Of Henry Potter. re-
Gently deceased
The nomination of Judge Loring, of Mass. 10
supply the vacancy in the Court Of Claims, oc-
cnsioned by the death of Mr.. GilchriSi, was cum.
Inunicatcd by the President. Nearly all the
Democratic Senators are united in the request
for his appointment Il. u. Gillit as also to.
day nominated as Solicitor in the Court of Claims
in place of Mr.. Blair removed. These two noun
nations have not yet been acted upon.
The Democratic Senators will hold caucus
to. m"vrOw morning, in relation to the course to
be pursued to facilitate the Transaction Of public
business.
The Cass-YIzarri treaty has been commune
Gated to the Senate, but no action has been Ia
ken thereon.
The American Medical Association met this
morning at the Smithsonian Institute, At II
o'clock. Nearly every State in the Union is
represented. The delegations are large, inclu-
ding members from California and Paris y
nominating Committee was appointed, consist
ing OF one from each State represented; also n
committee for the preparation ofbu>iuesS, The
/ delegates present number from live to six hun
dred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05

The difficulty between France and Portugal,
relative to the seizure Of French -essel cou-
tanning emigrants, has been settled
a change in the Ministry of Portugal IS ex-
pected.
The Earl of Derby, iuthc House of LOrIs, re-
plying to question relative to the Atlantic Tel
egraPli, assured the members that exclusive
privileges would be granted 10 any particular
company
The House Of Commons has voted for the Is
sue Of two millions sterling Of exeheQueF bills
Mr.. DrunmOnd called attention to the condi-
ton Of the national defence<, eharacteFEing the
state of European affairs as more unsettled than
at any period since the death Of Pitts.
The Uni'ed Service Club gave grand ban.
quit 70 the Duke Of MalilOfE
Operations on the Atlantic telegraph cable
are going ON actively.
Seha Sahib's retreat was stOTued on the 9lsf,
bat he escaped. a reward Of $4,000 rupees is
offered Tor hts head.
Peace prevailed in Dude. hut the rebels still
continued hoStilities in cthsr places.
The sentence OF tho King Of Delhi has not
been made public.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05
BY THE UNION LINE.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 3.
SESATE--The President has sent the Senate
a communication from the Secretary OF State,
enclosing a correspondence in relation to the NJ
cent outrage on an American Missionary family
at Jaffa. Laid on the table, and ordered TO be
printed.
a resolution was adopted that from and after
Monday next, the Senate will meet daily at II
o'clock, instead of at noon.
Mr.. AasOn's Paraguay resolution was taken
up.
Mr.. Coilamar's amendment made some DAYS
since, to strike out the clause aut lUrizing the
President to employ force, was voted on and car
ried.
HOrsE--Mr. Blair. of NO., from tie Commit
tee on Private Land Claims, reported bill
for the settlement of private land claims in New
Mexico.
Mr. Greenwood, Of Ark, 'from Committee on
Indian Affairs, presented a bill TO confirm tho
sale Of the reservation held by the Christian
Indians in Kansas, and to provide permanent
homes for them.
Mr. Clingman, of n. c., from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, reported the following pre-.
amble and resolutions
WHEREAS; The treaty between the United
States and Great BTiInin, designated IL the Clay.
ton Bulwer treaty is under the interpraIiOn
placed upon IL by Great Britain, RSsurity of
the rights of the country, and on the American
construction an entaLgling alliance, without
mutually Of benefit or restriction aud has been
productive only Of misunderstanding and con-
troversy between the two governments, there
I fore,
! Eesolred, That the President be requested to
take such steps as may be, in his Judgement,
hes; calculated to effect the speedy ubTogation
of the said treaty.
I Mr.. Richie said this was not the unanimous
y report of the Committee, and ut the proper
time lac desired TO be heard on the subject.
Mr.. ClinGman asked that the consideration Of
the subject be postponed until tomorrow. lie
had personal reason, independent OF public
one, To make the request
\ Mr.. COlfaN, of Ind, moved TO lay the whole
subject on the table. Disagreed to; yeas 80,
40.
The consideration of the hill was then post
poncd until tomorrow.
Mr.. ClingInan made report on that part Of
the Presidents Message relative TO Commodore
Paulding's seizure Of Walker, in effect cum
denming that act, but declaring that no pro-
ceedinGs WAS necessary ON the part of Congress.
Mr.. Richie gave notice Of a substitute re-
turning thanks to Com. Paulding, officers and
men. ....r
Mr.. BarksdaIe intended to introduce q reso-
luton that Walkers capture was without au-
thOrtv, and merits the condemnation of the
House.
Mr. Richie, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported a resolution authorizing the
President TO adopt such measures as he may
!, think desirable To procure satisfactory adjust
ment of the difficulties between this country
and Paraguay.
The bill for the admission Of Minnesota into
the Union, passed some time since by the Sen
ate, was taken up. After lengthy discussion
Of the subject, and before coming to any con-
4 clUsiOD, the House adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.

| HALIFAX, May 4.-The Cunard steamer Eu-
rOpa has arrived viii! Liverpool dates to Satur.
I day the Path ulf
| Cotton has been very active and the sales
were $4,000 bales, with advance for the week
Of l-sal Id. The market fur Brcadstutfs closed
quiet, but Corn has an advancing tendency,
though closing heavy. Provisions generally
steady, and bacon buoyanL
LONDoN, April 2O.-Consols closed at DC 8 "A
/ 60 rs.
The English papers furnish parliamentary
proceedings; bat they Of little Importance,
except the fact that the British Government
have declined institutiug any further proceed
ings against Sim"n BcrnaId, on account Of his
completely with the Orsini plot.
The clipper ship james BHnes has been ds-
stroyed by fire while lying in the Liverpool
docks. The ship and cargo are valued ut 17O,-
goo pounds.
The India mail, with dispatches from Calcut-
In TO the 23d March, had been heard from by
telegraph. The British troops continued to gain
success over the rebels. The Governor Gcner-
ais proclamation, calling them to surrender,
had produced effect.
The American whaler COrteZ, has been de-
strOyed by fire of Cape Crusade MaulitiHs.
The crew was saved.
The steamer City Of Baltimore arrived out on
the 22d, and the Persia on the oath.
LIvEKPoOL. April 23--OOtton has been very
active; sales for the week were IS, 900 baie~, at
an advance Of I-Sal-4d on fair and middl;nf;;
8 3-s on inferior; market firm, nj the following
rates: Orleans fair z rs, middiing LID;
Mobile fair Z Is, niddling Z; Upland fair Z I-f,
middling IS; stock in port 1872, 600 bales, in
Guiding 800, GOO American.
Brcadstufs generally closed quiet Flour
very dull at 22Sa22s Cd for Western; 23a26S for
Ohio. Wheat also dull at 6s for red, 7sa7s Gil
for white. Corn has an advancing tendency
although with hehviness; white 81; yellow s5-
Provisions generally steady. Pork firm and in
tie retail trade shows slight advance. Bacon
e Sugar steady Rice 6rm Resin dull at -
4da4s cd, for common. Turpeutine steady at
4Osa4ls.
LoSDoN.-Rice buoyant and 81 bEiter
HAVEN. o. Tres Ohiinaire quoted at IOI
francs and advancing. Sales of the week r.
500 bales.
LA7Esrl
LlvERPooL, Saturday AfternOon.--Cotton
closed steady with sales OF 1000 bales today.
BreadstuTs very dali. excepting corn, which is
steady at the previous advance Consols closed
at SO 7.saST.
NV YoRE. May 4--The steamship Ariel.
from Southampton and Havre, has arrived be-
low. Her adyices have been anticipated.
The papers brought by the Arivi, though not
so late as the Geographic adviees from the Eu.
ropa Et Halifax, furnish the folio EiBg items:
The steamship Leviathan will not be compile
ted for sea before autumn. Il is designed that
she shall make several trips to America and
next Spring enter the China and Austrian
trade.
The Ministry have resigned and the conPlica-
tons arc Increasing.
Austria is concentrating troops on her SaT,
diniah frontier. Placentria u treated - though
il WAs in . state Of siege