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s -, FOR LAKE BORGNE
corner of 0oodohdren and Champs Elyssee.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
To Proctorvile, Lake Borgne-dsance Is miles. Fare
through 80 cents, children and slaves, half price.
Departure Of Trains-DAILY.
Leave the city Tor the Lake, at..... .......l0 A.
M.s-...-....s.......... D +. Nd.
Lake ciy' at.'.''....-...'. 59 A. N
ONCE 80 Common street FOR all business OF the Railroad
Department Or any Other business connected with the estate
the late Alexander Gordon, apply to
W. q. BAKEWELII Executor,
who Il the ouy authorized make sign
obligations for the road.
omnbusseseay Canal street every fifteen minutes for
the depot. seZ2 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-28

curslon Vaudeville Lewisburg and Madison
vile = The Zoe, fis low pressure steamer
HavenswoOd, Capt Chss Foster place of the Arrowl
will leave the Poutcharrain Railroad The The
O'Clock =. NJ cars Returning leaves Madisonve 81.
o'clock p NJ, arriving IN time for ~ p NJ cars for he
city Fare for the excursion ST. For Information an.
ply 10 GEO A. OSOICK, Agent,
jel9 If ~ Natchez street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-28

Brig Chairman, L.ursat. hours from Ruaiau Iland
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, June 25Arrived ship Andsvsr Berry, from
New Orleans.
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:. COMFORT, SPEED AND SAFETY

, IT, COMFORT, SPEED AND SAFETY
s. RAILROAD LiNE-Tbe ohis and Mississippi
and Illinois Central Eslro dds having completed their
ments with the above Line prepared 10 offer TO the
and reliable mode Of conveyance the Mississippi Ryet One
q the superior and fast packets will leave
cry or MEMPHIS Ro aia master
MN. n MORRISON &C.,. BoHnger, master.
HlAW IhA'....''.......... DIX master
ALEcK SCOTT ............ swiaer, master.
NEW UNCLE sA ~. Vandalism master.
Makinz s caT smith master naser "a,
and a. s. Louis with the Ohio Mississippi Railroad for
DoNt caIdaoo.
DETROIT.
NIAGARA FALLS,
PHILADELPHIA.
WASHINGTON, BAL '''V"'
WHEELING,
PITfsBURG,
CINCINNATI,
sARAfoGA SPRINGS,
MONTREAL,
QUEBEC,
And all important Towns and Cities in the Northeast.
Thus forming the CHEAPEST and only RELIABLE Route
TO All points North.
Passengers rely upon these beats leaving advertised
at Caiio and ST Louis with the Railroads
hS- FARE CHEAPER TIL AN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
Win less changes OF cars and handling Of baggage.
h Information Through Tickets by Steamboat 10 Cairo
Or p Louis and thence via Railroad all points North GouD
FOR ONE EARRlOwnR holders 10 stop auy point or
the route and their Joorney peasuemay be pro-
cured On application at the
CoMPANY,s OFFICE,
49, Under the st. Charles Hotel New Orleans. =
kS The only Office where Plans of the Cabins
seem State secured, aud THROUGH TICKETS pue
CHASED to all Northern and Eastern Cities ,,,r,,
aIsR "" T. 1 Gsnerai Agent.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER,

CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Leaves on TUESDAY 29lh inst at5PM
, ~ FOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE
Canton, Ed6yv lie, Smhland Paducah, Nero
polls, cairo Kentucky City, Hickman, New
Madrid, Booths Point Hale's Point Randolph Memphis
all intermediate lsdngs-The fine regular packet
Scotland, j. A. Couch, master, will leave
freight apply on board,
y. DUFIEIsD, Agent,
je2S ST. Charles and Psrdido streets.
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T
A. KIRKt ATRICK, Travelling 40
For freight OF passage apply on board, o -
j. II. fRELIGI - u
Office OF the New Orleans and Memphis PaclfctsSnpa1
under ,he ST. Charles Hotel, left wing
n B-Iickes by this good for any engh Of time.
mav21 If
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FOR POINT CLEAR-srRAMEl

l@AElkkaS CRE>CENT, Capt john r. Carson will leave
Mobile EVERY EVENING for Point Clear d.
rect. Also, Sundays, Mondays Thursdays will make
midday tips leaving the city at 10 ocoek to accommodate
those who arrive by the morning boats ie2t N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-28

FOR LOUISNILLE-THE ENTIRE.
lEfAtx5 y new ard splendid fast-running passenger
steamer John Rnlne, VIM. Underwood,
viii leave for Louss lille all intermediate landings
throughout the follows.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, July 10, at5P. VI.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July %. atop. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SAT URDAY. August l4th P. NJ.
Passengers and shippers eau rely the puneuay Of this
steamer
AL J. PAGAUD Advetsnv Aceut.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-01
RRITISH ARMY LIST FOR 1858;

DRITISH ARMY LIST FOK 1858. tt
I'D British Navy List for 1858
The ocens R.sa.cn. for the Army complete
July 1857. =. =. ..
Manual for Naval cadesv by Capt BOYD Royal
1857
Fire arms by slmons, Bengal artillery london 1857
tosseln. cnea soutcrranr poudre Metx 1857.
On signalling Sea, pamphlet, London 1858
Facts aud Memoranda In Mining sod Mcsargy vol London
1857 f III 7f
Maricr Coal Mining I london.
liardwck's Photographs Chemistry. L0ndoh 1887. UL
vegas iogarhmsi fomcs rgoaomotrral suryelne Nichols
ycopnaa Of The Physical Sciencos fAardets sesnnnshP
Mum and Brown tho cnGine; Adcocks Engt
heers Pocktbook for 1883 wcasa EnGnesrs and Contract
crs' fccketbook for 1853. ~ M
Fsb ~ vRANCx TAYLOR.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-01
VXTHERE is MARTHA BROWDERf-I was or

" HEKE Is MARTHA BROWUERT-I was or
dsre by the Judge the circuit court fo the county o. I'm
wde Virginia. It's March 1888 10 advertise Tor Martha
Bcwder aud abe be her representatives she t the
county nwddie thirty and TO Kentucky
TeDDcssee supposed which she has
heard rom She entitled $S4 a. with interest from
the 3Ist Of Dcsember the
cost late u the Of nnwdde, Virginia she shall
heard from by the court held the month
Of September 1885, he month"; then the will
order money her
distributes + ALEXANDER DORMAN,
PETERSBURG, Va, April T. 1858 Special Commissioner.
Aprill
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-01
CHARLES S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-THE

" ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN JMI0RTED.-Tbi- Gin
distilled In london the surveillance " the
British the Italian
juniper berry the valuable rescatvcs the
table Kingdom rendering In the opinion OF tho most eoucnt med
cul the and safest stimuan durctc drink In
n delicate differing entirely
which
dr the article Holland Gin scbnapps, Objectionable
Though intended medicine II l. recommended by physicians
generally Dyspepsia Govt Rbcumatism, opsy Gravel
and Ague Structure Urinary
gnn. Kidneys the Bowels, Debility
weaker will md by Us adoption relief from those
which frequently their delicate organization.
Valentine Mott Of New York the highest medical authority,
pronounccs CHARLES LONDON only superior
ether bnt tho best article c kind hs has
peculiarly adapted TO settlers the southern
we'll travellers
and pnts thirty eight
by all DRUGGISTS grocers ueer and merchants
tmlhtchs only CfIARkxS NONE OTHER IMPORTED
May had in Washington Of Ford Brother, Clark,
b. Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard Ryon
ftt3 7 w tntf8f EDMUND G. CHARLES, jazz RI
t. Importer, No. 40 Broadway New York
EDMUND G CHARLES, Importer,
Mar 141y t W3tHf tsHt 3itt 40 broadway New York
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-01

n OUDON'S Encyclopedias Of Agriculture, 9th edi-
cu. LONDON, upwards Of 400 wcod cuts
Ioudcns Encyclopaedia Of Architecture. vol svo, london
than 900 engravng~.
Lcsdons n,eyc'cp~da Gardening vol svo London with
many engraving afdf fFrt 'lIdI e
GsadssDths works 4 ~ 4 gA ~ y. IA. if,st
Nicbuhrs History u Rosne. London edition
NIrbnhrs Lectures tr History Rome s,o London
Nscbuhrs hesurss AAc&sn Hiatc~y svo lcnAcu
Lord Mshcns History II England I7is, limo
Gnesses ~ Truth by Two Hroshers vuk limo, bndcu
APO -Nf ffH ilFrf sF.N FRANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-01
WIN H. HkSRr. JOHN cAMPExhL
HENRY Il CAMPBELL,
tgpr Bankers,
LAND, COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGKETs,
l4f aa 6nu Cky, Losra,
Enter lands with land
al western rates. axes and furnsh abstract titles
Poi d&sw1

M b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
lvIu has established gallery ~ Photographic Art IN Washing
prepared Imperial 1hos
graph hitherto made only At his well establishment New
York
variety M unique photographic specimens included
in his collection, together with portraits OF 81 the d
tingushcd af the Unicd Asa6 e.lfats
Mr. BRADY brings his Washington gallery the results fourteen
The choicest
9 confident that the
quality Of hts works will
gallery the Of the Washington public.
b. BRADY 3s2 Pennsylvania sweeny, Kitten
house Fsnt, 4 Cc.'s banking hcuse
7--enl il ,lA.ft
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-01

VTTASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION. The Sec
w ond Animal the Washington
At the Gallery street between 18th and lath streets
from 10, M, 10 10,
AdRAson had principal
bookstores and hotels, and the door.
I'D
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them "a tteir rsGaL ~ ssts$~ fee&es Re@ go -
ia osrre Il ali nAs ana sss properly xasA Udsl
states e @ s sss a.. g.. .ss ss.s
the the benefit Ut The United States
L House Boadon Howell Csbb Secretary Of The Treasury
man Totem army Capt A. Humphreys
United states sr.y soe ssnhs saIsrnandsnt 4 oa Sur
Barron navy commandsr Ihoshsua
sr%s .s,s ana In s ss s a d.
ing and repairing houses tucys - bssooss
ssas4 coax Sr<y oncsProssasos A D. BAshs IL d.
penendent, and superintendent u wsigh and measures
the Coast Survey once
A. W. Russell, chief clerk
G b Snow In charge Of archives
Professor Pendlston United Bates oomputsr lonr
sshos, in charge computing division
Assistant L. u pourtales, In charge Of tidal DIVISION
Lieut. rdba United States army, charge drawing d.
Lieut. sa1ton army, charge engraving dv
Samuel Helm disbursIng agent
George MAtiiot, electrotypkt
Joseph xon superintendent weights and
Hon Brown, The direction and
the Department.
tuition and That ia buSess
distributed among bureaus Tho Appointment
nee charge the Postmaster General the
ooe charge Of the SECOND Assistant Postmaster General the r.
Once charge the Third Postmaster General and
the Inspection 0atcs, IN charge Of tho chief clerk.
Ayg1snne O orato King ESQ., Frat Assistant Postmaster
General and nineteen clerks 10 this Office assigned all questions
which relate 70 the establishment and o
changes OF and appointment and
and route and local agents. also the giving q Instructions 70 post
by this bureau which charged also With
Wiling blanks aud stationery for the OF the department and with
with blanks To this likewise assigned the
Of the steamship lines and Of the foreign and
Contract 0cswilam Dundas ESQ, second
ter General and twenty six clerks To this Office assigned the bust
un sanas ann a
respecting o. mode and times Of de-
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-01
M y. ia OcuIista De Paris

va a et IA Oculista, DE Paris
RECIEN llegado esa cuidad tenna ell honor de
III Ofrccer los va Fift ~
~ efs4pi cABAIlHRos EsPANOIKs " +i iA
escc sndo de Bpueos Leutes Anteoios Teatro
rsa VISTA vrs d. Auneno kquercs coo Iapcerns pumns
de ORC, que son Artcnlos Francesas.
ncnda provscnaInene Eight street.
Prectcs muy modersdos, 10 m,smo de Europa.
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STATES MAIL, FLORIDA.

f IN4teItaI PosT DEPARTMENT,
March 80, 1883
PROPOSALS carrying mails the
July, 1858, 1889 following
the State Florida and tho specified will BIZ
the Contract Occ Of department until p M May
next, to he decided ON The following day:
1882 From Jacksonville Baldwin, ~ miles and back
q 4 Q y ~ = s.ts1
Leave Jacksonville daily, except Sunday attain
Arrive at Baldwin by ii IA
Leave Baldwin daily, IL arrivn Of
railroad train from FeruSndina l.ts ie5 MA
Arrive nj Jacksonville In 8 hOurs-say by
65s3 From Baldwin by Hbcrs Newburgh Alligator River
Helena Spring Grcve, Columbus Madison, Sandy and
Moutcclo 10 Walkers Mil, l4e miles aud back,
q
Leave Baldwin daily Sunday al IL arrival
railroad train from fernsndIns
Arrive at Walkers MIL In SO hcus--ssy by IN, (aowing
hour change the mails Allgator.) a.l1
Leave Walkers Mil daily, except sunday NJ,
val Of railroad Talshassee
Arrive at Baldwin 40 by IL M (aowIng
hours nj Allgator) faa sf Sf
For forms Of proposal and certificate also
and requirements be embraced the
ment Of january H. 1855 in pamphlet form tho principal
post Offices. 9 tf8,aflt6 AARON " BROWN
Mar 31--law4wl III. Flis4 Postmaster
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no. 60S.l
NoTM OF the REMOVAL r nE 9avefo9 GEN
ERALS 0FFEE fRGm l 6o1 ToH, kA1nAe TER
M@I, 10 NEBRASKA cry, n NEBRASKA TER
RU0RY, iie

accordance with the provisions Of the 10th sec
lion q s ACT Of Congress approved July a. 1854 entitled An
act 70 establish the offices New Mexico Kansas
and Nebraska he hereby that The
ONCE ~ the will be
moved from RbxfIos KAssAs Cry NxssAsSA
TssuvoxS, at IA early period practicable. 3.
Further Of the will be issued the
general Territories l. is il7 1860
Given under hand city Washington this twelfth day
Of April, A, n. 1858.
BY order OF the President
~ W THOe A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner the General Land Once
Ap I3-law6w lint A start - ..Iti -
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hours--ssy by IL M ALLOWING nine
forms proposal guaranty ccrncae
and requirements o be embraced u the tho
post Offices AARON v. BROWN,
Mar sl--iaw4w Postmaster General
ssSMALL STORES, Candles, /" &C. -lsSs-ss-
a .& NAVY DzrAsrsnsr.
Bureau Of Provisions Clothing,
PROPOSALS, sealed storcs
fer for Candles onsr for Saltwater SOAP Or oer for
s q % pp (, t' n may 18Th WI
May next for furnishing and delivering ION receiving twenty
quantities ,y tho following articles excepting Tho sal,
and the candies for each Of which oo~ris and contracts
win be made DO required ordered from the contractor
1858, viz.
ioxes shaving rubber Combs, coarse, India rubber,
Brushes, scrubbns Combs, dne, India rubber,o gut,
brushes, clothes Grass bats
Buttons, navy vest Jack KNIVES
Buttons navy Goa, Razor straps, 0rdwsys
Buttons eve Scissors il ssf
Beeswax, In u lb. cakes, pure Spoons
Cotton spoos Nos IL and TO- yards each cords equal
andkerche cotton m colors So by inches weight less
than or each, texture by 10 = inch
Ribbon hat beat French black IL yards 10 the piece width, ~
Soap, shaving, in cakes; each than
Thread black and white Marhalls best quality and in such
portions as may be required
Tape white linen, yards IN length !: inch wide
Thimbcs, $40 and 10 diameter
wmrr p1r wArrw soar -rrrc,e ID fey 100 900 ro,t,
The soap must
quality denominssed white salt water md be devcre
days % good s s.s @ About ..e . pn each
Of the contractor Tho price 70 be uniform IT all the Yards
CsSprEs-slSyus for 10000 Era,n's t,4 AVA
candles II prime lenf lard seariuc lilo
inches in length futy lip six candles to weigh not less than IA
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i 'H Miss Christie johnson,
FL st EIocr1os jaat sa
rs DESTROYS Of forming classes in eocution i'm the
a schools Washngtn and viii private pu-
pills in TINT city and In Georgetown
Miss Johnson will lessons youths
and a'so who acquire pure English
Residence Miss Iarovers formerly Englshs)
mary, Washington and Gay Streets Georgetown.
.as Mrs. Anna Cora Iatclle Richmond, Va
Rev Stephen +. Hill, Washington, ID c.
f.t Grafton Tyler, NJ D., Georgetown, ID c. 5afltf
apply Mohun their
Of Pennsy and Eleventh
Nov Off stt t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June Is.


The New York Times Washington correspond
ent says-General Scott is in receipt Of dispatches
from Gen1 Johnston, dated Camp Scott, i've days
later than those from Gov. Cumming. Gen. J. ar
rves at conclusions directly opposite those Of Gov
c. touching the intention of the MormOns, who, be
says, are arriving and i0rtiiying at every point
The Administration IS now fearful the Governor
has been deceived
Private accounts represent him as almost pris.
oner and the Mormon leaders as exercising full
sway over the minds Of the people.
There was but little opposition in the Senate to
Col Schelrs confirmation. The vote standing 81
ayes TO I hays.
Navy Agent, but he was confirmed 80 10 g. Sehell
was opposed by the Treasury influence, and Saun-
ders by Southern members.
There are rumors strong and positive that Gov.
Floyd is 10 leave the Cabinet, aud it is also equally
positive that Cobb will have to resign. These ru
mors are to-day the subject OF general conyeTsa-
ton among the leading politicians.
1t is contemplated by the War Departmentto or
der strong force into ATizonia TO occupy various
positions along the Sonora line.
The Secretary of War is about concluding a con-
tract for 100000 stand of the Burnside rife, now
pronounced the best breech loading rife extant-
The Senate Just rei0sed TO confirm Snarpstein as
p NJ at Milwaukee Fame, Marshal OF Kansas,
vice Winston was laid over BY objections from Re
publicans. He will be confirmed tomorrow
The Extra Executive session will prc5ably ad-
journ on Thursday. Many nominations are left
Enacted upon and more TO be sent in.
Winslow, member Of the House from n C. viii
probably be nominated Minister TO Spain.
Contrary to the adviees sent from here to some
Of the presses the War Department has received
no later dates from Utah thin those Of Governor
Cumming. The view Of some Of the officers Of
the army as expressed IN some letters, are that he
went into Salt Lake City too hastily, that he has
been deceived, and that Mormon friendship is NOT
to be relied on.
1t will be recOlleeted that the army was sent to
Utah as a posse commetatus, subject to the order
of Gov. c., and cannot move without his direction
There are no new developments BY the last arri-
walls. The army will branch of atsueh immediate
localities as require protection
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REPORT

NEw YORK, June 10.
The steamship Arago arrived at noon to day
with London dates Of the 2d. Her news was most
ly embraced in the accounts per Nova ScOtian via
Cape Race. but there are some items Of interest.
The Atlantic Telegraph feet was expected to re-
turn to Plymouth on the 4th, previous TO the final
departure TO lay the cable.
Reinforcements are to be sent to Canton.
The British Minister at Florence had suddenly
and Unexpectedly returned to England.
Schamyl was collecting troops
A violent collision had occurred between the
Crcassians and Russians. Five hundred Of the
latter killed in addition TO the statement from Cape
Race on the subjent
Mr.. Fitzgerald said her Majestys Government
had signified TO the Government Of the u 5. that
they ready TO adopt such measures as the lat
ter might suggest to meet the difficulty OF savers
almost invariably hosting the American flag.
/ LIVERPOOL 1IARKETS-By telegraph from Liverpool
10 Southamptonli erPool, "Wednesday morning, 2-rhe
advlces fr m Manchester quite unaHo.ahe and prices
/ generally lower
MessTs Rcharson Spence Co report the products IA
yorabe for the growing crops which operated 10 dc ress
the market for -four
Wheat-Clnsing quGtatiors essentially the sam0
those advised By the Asa on the l4th ult.
The general tone Of the market os wheat and h0uT that
| Of extreme dullness-
lnian COrn-CJut fm; yellow 34s6d white dull al
Sis; prime n0Tthern3s
Besi-New ORLEANS ,tead but at prees slightly under
those current at the sal lag OF the ASA
POrk-Continues ven quiet.
BacoJ-FiIm.
Lard-Quite nominal.
The Europa arrived out the 9o Nay and the Wander
The lrlH India mainly anticipated.
SUGAR Dali At previous rates.
Cofee-fhe transactions limited and prices barely
mair tanned.
Linseod Oil-Stsady.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA,
HaLIFAr. June Is.


The steamship Europa from Liverpool P. u.
Of the 5th last arrived to-day. She passed the
Persia on the 9th inst. The City Of Baltimore and
Anglo Saxon arrived out on the 3D.
GReAT BRIrAIN-The Commons passed on the
Sd, the Atlantic Telegraph aud Property Qualiiiea-
/ ton bills
Mr.. D'IsraeIi, in reply to question, said there
had been no rupture on the negotiation which had
been opened with the Emperor Of China on the
4th ult
In reply to ques ion, Mr. Fitzgerald said that
the government had no Official Information OF the
arrest Of Capt Judkns at New York.
With regard TO the other question put, the
American government had made grave charges
against certain British officers, but no official ac-
count had been received from those officers He
| could only say that il occurrences such as those
/ complained Of had taken plsee, they would be
viewed with the deepest regret by the government,
| and immediate explanations given.
The fullest information should be laid before
| Parliament as early as possible. Meanwhile he
had only to add, that orders had been sent out to
the OfEcer in command Of the Cuban squadron 70
make every inquiry into the subject, and that the
greatest caution and forbearance should be exsr-
cised toward vessels bearing the American hAg'
The papers maintain generally eOneilistOry
tone.
The Atlantic telegraph feet had returned tC
Plymouth from their experimental trip. The ex'
pertinent Of paying out and hauling in the cable
! in water nearly tnree mues ucep was enureiJ
successful. The operation Of splicing was per
feeted four times. The eablb was paid out at th'
rate Of seven or eight knots per hour. The expe
dition starts from Plymouth on the 9Th or 10th o
| June
$4,000 troops were 20 be sent to India EithOu
a moments delay.
Twenty additional ships had been chartered.
Messrs. Rawsons, Sons & Co, Of London AM
Liverpool, with branches in India and China, hai
suspended. Liabilities 700, ,0O0 pounds, with am
pie assets
A mail was to be made up for transmission b.
the steamer from Galway for New York.
Rioting on a large sealo was Of almost night,
occurrence at Belfast. The Military and Polio
we're eunaged in quelling the faeti0us fights.
The Times Of Saturday has a leader in favor o
putting an end to anti-siave trade crusade, as
will inevitably soon lead to n serious collision Wit
the United States.
FRAxcE.-The TOulon squadron had sailed wit
sealed orders.
Proudhon had been sentenced TO three year
imprisoument and 1900 francs fac for the pub
. Iiestion Of hts recent work.
The Government Of Costa Rica and NiearAgu
have conceded the right Of construction Of a
inter Oceanic Canal to France, to be completed
six years, and the channel is to admit two Of th
largest skips abreast. The duration Of the con
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BEWARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CAUTION TO OINYALIDS,-DR. SAMUEL S, FITCH,
tOhce 7i4 BToadWay New York known the author
" NeU caratue Treazaeaf " m the diseases othe Lungs,
Heart, Liver stomarh, Bowels, Kidneys Skin Norves,
Muscles JoiHts Blood and for all Female Complaints
Continues his practice with his usual u He
absent from Ne. YORK and has not been for many years
He has other ooe associate partner BsFao
Chicago, Detroit Pftsug esetrleTs, and has NOT had
" BrGre n aH peTsoas HsiAg has HaHe pretsada9 TO
haze Ho 70 hIBe had professional eOsRsofOa sh
him Tag Ip0sieTsfl Apply. personally b. let
ter directly bimfeB hls Office. ia broadway New
York. where aloae his treatment be had Remedies
sent TO any part OF the country aud treatment conducted
uy by letter visit from the patient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" The Lungs md explaining the
method BY which he the above diseases sO pages
bCunil sent by mail, post paid fgr 40
fuu5-dlm