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Me0iral.
HEALTH OF
Al l. o = " Nv u NJ u

OsN HEALTH OF RC
eJ<s AMERICAN WOMEN
One the saddenins results OF scientific wei o'u
nary observation the suffering and diseae Of Woman sas
e. subject from he very refined ard delicate sense,y OF bel
physical organization TO diseases which utterly urh her ff h'
own and deprive her Of the power OF adding 10 that
Of o.bera Every oh. snd head Of family and uos sdis'
above sge Of Is yes. painfully aware Of h' iat
Wealth position or exemption 70 this rule
The ivessl exen, of these suernss which generally A.
tended with yeeaa, itiss BAte Failing Of the Woso Pa'"'
:, he Back Painful Msnst,sdson Debility, Nnsos'n DO
,ans,l stomach and BOv d. known 70 a. And b. eeef
proved by extracts from
RELIGIOUS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS.
Mss CATHARrxE BEEcHEss BOOK TO WoNrS,
Idi,ors, nom THE NKw.YoRx TINES, TRsrSr, and @Se'
papers
Tx. UNIFORM CURATIVE EyTreror
The GrGsfs,beg Cc~panys
M..sHs!Ls uTI.ns , o, At s.'. from III. mo.
eu.inen. clersyuien and physicians in the county
"No woman should be withoat the G,et.nbcs Marshall,
Uterine Cs,soicop." THE Hon JoHx bKSes' fT"He~
Lake Ontario asG HSdso" R's~ RaI'odd.
Tbe o.hocOu h.. cured Who have ben sven up ,,
the bes. -GEo B. FaRRAR, SSprfrssef" Nv
toort NOa's eo,"o q ':sds' G"d lSt''f
THE Gr.efenbsrs Medcpe. and M.rshars Uterine c.'hSs
coz arr very relish and fy equal 10 reprrsrn,son
GxrIAw oop H. P,epr,saor Ba'nva'' A~er'ea" As'ea.
"r- c..hoeon IL the best remedy ir n. word"trhe Rev
THoMAs d. FLEcsy, Hartford, N0'h Car""a
No.,ir, . e,u. to the C.,holi,on In Of female al.
s..,s o. Tie Rev. FErER SsAsP RidSsrdy N'A
"Ism.rsuLr phy.can Of IS Year, practice AID have
,.x .en ecessfl In curils disease Hsy'ce o~h e1ro
a. ssr,vA,ed p-s hich BAT, ID my ero so Is
- ~ n ,ne n an1o1s eo.hsr phyaclaDs oy ne
-, -, Remedy hesitation In speaking u N oe
49,, eru, have been much psased . Sc ne'r cusav.
,. spd bsve prescribed the rseneers he4iens, ana ,1el
na.,bgl, Ifr,ta< CaA0bcos, IL my practice Ana
no hsrn.,t ,aec,. EIira IRON o. Cook NJ d., H'rH
U'lifs C,eek " J., Sspi ls'e
, sx.r,peS certificates of the Grs-fens-rs CsnpAsy
.s.,,- in ,ayi-t they present eyden'ss Of
20 - -. entitled the confidence OF tae paeue ~ -
b s,.s,,nDcs witt Of the members OF we
in,,f.s ne in pressing the oPiii.a As n ''
cnes IRE worthy 81 co5hdence. - c'.~-,l .x,~,t.,
o 80, md P,opvlet9, Ne l9rS C'"~sTe'a-
p. ,sTVy Gx,rFyysEES MAEsHtLL UItkA, $3.50
I = 10 uer bottle Ave bottles 70! So IL a. 10 sA'' e"
by FEpr'ss -, .,a,,,o
Adde'S. lcScIs ana 0i's'1 1osyrrk y BRIDGE. Id,
e,..,.I To,,l.ia1 Psysctds Griffe'o0y e"~F~-'' ''
s''' ~ AgK ROW NEN-iORk-
d. ~ CAUTION al 1870 ,v<,v
,,y'Ity Vs.urHOsIzED, Sr.stf 800
-, ~ 80 AZ MANI AND L.stL, HAS sLE> III - N
L p,,,ex N D. oFe,s AH PrtgsaioHc4 .etyt' =. 80.
-. Of IA Graefcabsrg C0nP17s 70 a.. 80
e0n,"-s'g ~ ch,ean sdl'gEIsf 9is.lss
49, "a ,h asy Of tho disco "a si,a>' oeI -.
e'e 9-f q a., ~ are far,tsd 70 CAL Eros hs
No a2 PIRE Eow. Oyri1, beth' y Nv nv
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. rsceip.. At Chicago for The pas. week were:

AZ 81 adjourned meeting OIL the oec0hd mortgage
BondhoIder. Of the WLliNnsport and Enira Railroad,
at Philadelphia, the committee Of cir, appointed at
srreyous meeting submitted the folio wing report:
ILe Cannittes appointed BY The meeting Of The W.mspyr
and Er ira Rsrosd Second AortEsss trdhodens resp-oy
Lz leevr 20 repor. io~ They bed hsqlert meeos
with Of the road and alec With the comm t'ss T
pi.ed he Ft Nor bon1n cers sni ehse to' cAo
eLe-svord = deys~ rlsn tia. you'd hs'oonize AL
They reze, 20 feFeri that u Tar tie, ns'. en- 60
rey able % tie Idcpior Of psn es would %
satisfactory he seoood hortnss tondhoher !, cor nee
essay for TIE Sec nd HrEa b,r tEo5ss 20 ceccs v" pan
Il seton t5sy ~ adop o The f1re IN The Eroeoa Of tsr
trte.e, "a UNDERWOOD. ne pm profo'ei ~ lie fLt
Mor'sse baccbo1ess rot ecsped this cay " ce eeosid
,r.d refGsc AID that hey the f aorfsss 11nodrf'
viii proceed inuas Sist,iy heir r1ns AID p1p-Ty
Tie Ca nj resuss be ebessed o further e'rAders-
ton q tie
This report is signed by F. NJ. DreIel and James r.
Campbell, behalf Of the Committee. A disposition
wss manifested by the parties preeen. 10 .rmlniks
the several classes Of creditor, and, possible, avoid
pro.raet6d litigation. With this vlev, the following
resolution, offered by II. T. Montgomery, wa: adopted,
and j. Cooke, Charles Gascoine, and +. N. Dse1el,
appointed q Committee 10 csTy 4 into effect:
Roise< Tat he CoGS;se De sstouI.d - Ersotsss With
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o week ending Sept. ~, were:

The Rochester Union learns that transfer of the
control Of the Genesee Valley Extension Railrosi
from Avon to Mount Morris has been made, and that
i. will psss into the hands of the Buffalo, New-fork
ard E,ie Company who lease tie northern 'ec'ion Of
the road II is ssd that the road Is leased for term
ofyesrs.
The rf CENT. At Chicago for The past week were:
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M.,Less-P enogteI b. Tbl<1raD&.

P,u,pyLp.I Seq. IS --FLous quiet; WBgAr dull o. de-
ellie ole " bite vi 3aI 81 Red, 81 o. CoKs sctvei
Yellow easIc. oars quiet WBlsgY dull ~ NAM.
sAvssNAH ssp. Atom advanced tat- On al sredss
since la.t w.si. Sales 3i5 bales
OsLy.xs ser4 I4-Corros s,esdy; sa'ss today 100
bses Middpg lIl Coas quiet at 7oa7sc. LARD sssdy
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feadl Notircs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of
the County Of Newly notice hereby Even 20 al persons
having claims Assr,. tie estate Of JAMES OWEN ate 81 tie
City Of New York deceased exhibit the with The
hsrrof the subscriber hi. Office No Vail
City 4 NewYors before the Sob day Of Novemes
ls59.-Da;ed TIE lsth day Of May, iS9. -
ny1O lswsrnPri WILLIAM EMERSON Executor
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New York notice Is be by [yen TO al persns
claims against ELIZABETH OSBORN late of the City
q NewYork, decsased 20 pre-snt III. same, with voucb-1
the subscriber The Office Of REUBEN H. CUD
LIPU No 9 Nasssu; IN he CITY Il SewYoTk before
the fourth Of October ntIDaied New York the thirty 6ns
day Of March, 1853 ROBERT BARNES, Atminis.ra.or
al iew6mF'
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RecSfnfa II Produce.

forlL ~ ALL Rourgs sEpr I5-2l s2s bbh 1oos, N,e6
buIh Wh.a 424 o. Ost. DO. Com, lS DO Rye, Sg7l
DO Barley Malt IA pss. Provisions, 70 d. AsAss II
GO. Lard, 40 60. WbLky.
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CUPREME COURT-County OF Nestchester.-
- FDWARD D. WEB ss,ius; GEORGE r. A E!Ih.
yTTS-suursusf,r demand coaiTa-t-tC2l- -
,ef-To the Atye-aaued Defendant: f0l hereby s-n
rncted and REQUIRED @ answer re Complaint m M 80.
hb a. Ten this dSy sied the o- OF TIE Cl~rk Of ne
cour,y of Wes;ch,s.er White PAas N a. a1iy a..
.-rve q copy yogr LIZ ssd corpailt OF ~
,srb-s a. er 0fce, No. - Cedar s;i-e II N Ciy q
Y,k 6sy After the service Of ID sluln'n
yca exclusive Of he 3sy q ssch server a-i yo a.
su,v.r n. sad ouplAu. within 10 rrs- A9r'ro ,ne
"a ia Ills acton VII judgment srzns; yol hf t-
,~o bUnc r-d .6r-e and tSloo dollars
from The 7rh d,y Of kov-ube thousand .its' ~ "a
b~s,Ss n This Ac.iouDeea e. ~ ~
my LODER L POMEROf,
,,,sr. P.AGrs A:;oneya
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CTPRFNF COURT-City snd County of New
~ XnrL-THE SAXONXILLE MILLS Z antif .,.ins.

ROBERT sTEESSOS, DefruGant-s ImnoI. for c.@lsy CO
ard q coutssct Coin. not ser To TIE Defendant so'Fr
ned: Yoa are hereby summoned aud required - -H"ef
nee of the Clerk TIE City AID County Of New YORK 81 me
cts Hall In sid city and 20 co7! 4 yr - tr
,t-r,t SAD city within t~-rtY day. Az me sf'c- q
luminous YOU, exclusive q the Gay q u,n $500
xo % a.x,r the aid paa, With the time afr'Aid
he Plaintiff, IN this seton vii tsh- Judgment isaiu 70 ~.
tt I'm Of hundred and fifty dollars Aus seventy eth
60, Nth interest from -A cav q Arsls -. - 4s'd
.sb run dr.d aid ty rir., ssae The eo.ts o. IN.
Dated NeW.YoTk So teGs5eT ], !sJs COZ WALLS,
N"-'N' Plaintiff Att0ruey
s,..sxy No s. J0an- 81
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nater Qure.

DR. T.. J. LOWEN.HALs WATER-CURE
~ sr6 GYMEASIUH-Hotsl t-cSuInolsi - ., al,i--t
.Dd Permanent Bosrder. No 10 Be- It, Nc York
TlNHE WATER.C CURE and HYGIENE INSTl-
TuTE heated Noe IS and ls L.is,:s, DOR
81 Johns Psrh. GOOD BOARD Be obtained from IS
q per We.k, FULL TREATMENT, Nth .rd, from ~ 20
SIS Per e-ek Transient psr.ons pr Day Cymt.aum
ard BATHING rvies-s provided hor ID, Il ,us-.s free Ct
charge. Off.o~ couscltstiors from T. n Y.
TRsLL, ". D, ard A GoRToN, Il D., Phyrci,nI p
FANCHER Proprietor.
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IN PURSUANCE .f,n order Of the Surrngt,e OF
The Comfy Il sswYofi No- 10 b-r,sy tsen % AZ pr.
u. b,yiUs Ia q. stsrs. LEWIS LAY, ate o, the Cy
N.WYoIt f The City ~ Pars fersa>d 70 pr''g' ne
.su- sau-t-r, hereof russbes ., t- ono u
EDWARD FORT. A. Va IS South Wilhsn., IN ne GU 81
~ias tb- \ day Of hIch neatts
Dated S.1 Yor. he 7,b 10, Of S-p'.mr lssa
JAMES BESKARD,
EDWARD FOkr,
o ia.smyI y,.cs.ors a. cf L>ws Lay, de~ssstd.
CTPREME COURr.-In the Matter Of the
- Aston BANK-No.o. 70 h~rr By siv-n he: rec Iir. 81
CREDITORS Of he Aston BANK % exhibit Ana -.taeisn
.hr ,-r. the Mutet Bank, corner Of resH
AZ Ss.kuAB.. SvYcrs within tAry days FIN tae eass
hereof-D4ss He~.yorh. Anr IS ISs. -
RDBERr IL HAYDOCk,
Receiver Of the As:er Bank
wAKEMAS LATIING Asorney'tOr Receiver. No 50
gul.nost, Esg-Yofs.
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RrrosrEp roa Tvs N Y. TRIBUNE.
CLASSIFICATION.

THURSDAY. Sept Is, 1850
COTrON-we advance our quotations of oil psdss-Mdsnns
&C. e 70. The demand moderate sales Of $40 bales Wo
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\ I'm
n C.uD,v OF Nv Yors-Plsce Of Trial-THE PARK BASh
Psr,if. sss,p.: EDGAR D. STuRTEVANT and ABEL 3
sTIRrEVANT Defend .n,s-Sumu ons.-ro tie Defendants
Yea Az L.r.by summoned au6 required 20 suswr III comp an
IN hi. action which tn. dav Sled in TIE ohce o. ne tA
of N, CIV ard County Of New York u The CITY Hail. 10 20
Civ OF N.~-York o. your sns",f % zee
did co.p.iu on suose. tteif Once No be- An.a
Sc, III be CIV u New York within twenty days afieT me
.rce II ths SUMMONS you, exclusive oi me DAY Of 80
vice and fail ths sd copIL Within zoe
r .fore said plau tits in this SETON VIII aSr lcsnsi
srsr.t you IN SUN Of hundred ACd eighty do4I 20
erty c.its from fifteenth day OF jay Ole
hy.AIc eau, Lrpdr,d aad ynl=, t,te. ne oo.;s G! tbs
s'' TOWNSEND VAN NESS,
~ rsxsvP- Plsirtias A:tOrusys
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Advertise mept
United STATES COUPCN BONDS Of 1865 and

N Y STATE PER csxr Srocx Of 1878
". Y STATE PER Brock OF e"c, 1917 sha 1870 "t
THoNPsoS BRorH.as, No. ?Walst
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Ocean Bteamfrs, &r.

Clean Btfamfrs, &r.
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO
rAsAMA TAdI5h,ssoosAdH.,,r oorD,,
''' '''H HaE J9f M s'ri and sSSok
Of tie Pacific Nail Steamship
DIRECT seTR rs 4 As hiIsSH
rss splendid Steamship. BALTIc ADSIarlc and allan
nc, having been entirely ted and sd.Pted % tue
'''' :i TH and asn SRI sGS OF EACH hoSfa
hosn the foot Of CanA!s-, N. T.
n BALTIC, 1900 TIN, borden. A. O. Gray, comwsnder.
-. leave On the h Of October st e con1sS a. r' s1
The ATLANTIC win follow OF tie sth Of October
A. e.eeherccd Surgeon Is .,;.cbed to zach Strip
seon arrival Of he s.esnaer 3, x.pswsn
s OF p, shove se.ushpsi, e.p,y '' go to 81" tuna
believed :h., luuod.ons Afforded BY the above
Al .s,1 Ss, n, By Any IN ,ae wc'1 q, IA, s.
TressS w ''-n'OD Ia forwarding Passengers s'ssre ana
,.S N 3 rwss.. Freight apply the Ooe Of the CON-
ION RON + i r sfE .rIsa Secretary.
GREAT REDUcroN.-TH VANDERBILT
s ss ss., a.. .. sss, ~. s:a S.Yt
s1IUXD Is. .. s: . To: :@ %E st5s
'ol .orr s,rSss 's sS.,s s.ssr Az
ocrls OrEGE s~slory Saturday sgt 2, usS'v o., I.
SuDttsILr L~ierrs Ssturd.y o.. sIvyssn..S,, o., :;
AaIEI, Niisea...... SATURDAY, Oct 22 w. Nv
Seese stesIlshps have wa.ertlrs. oonp.rts,sr,. -" "
YbeE OF PAAAGE eitber way ID. sane w.
c6NDLkslLI-lst cabin el1 sad el-i "a osb., 81
VnAN 9CEtN-ls esein, elo and ESQ., u cabin, eH
AlLL-ist cabin, $50; u o.bin aED
Yhhe cabin limited number sSg
Oersassss OF Passage susd nom Luroo~ % n.a eocs
sstVSssS N London Ard Paris.
TORRANCE. Asrnt No. Sowing r.sn-
e-.., keSYosb-
s'asr and e'ss Gcot' .sisa % freight 1t ssrr,n: uea
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1t appears that the amount in the Treasury at that
Tine held security for the circulating notes OF the
banks of Illinois was ss follows:
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Excursions.

If you wish to enjoy most delightful
i excursion trip, and take view OF the pealIl,u
ren,s HenGata kc take the fsstsains steamer ENoCh
DEAN. See advertisement
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william Butler has entered upon his dGhes ss
Treasurer of the State OF nhrss, in place OF james
Miller, resigned, and has recep,ed for the following
funds a. being in the Treasury on the LET inst;
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gtramboats an6 Railroads.


DAY BOAT for ALBANY snd TROY-Steamer
IL METAMORA, from foot Of Jsy'st every TuESpA1,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at la m
TOR NEW-HANEN-By stesmers ELM CITY,
from Pect. slip p and TRAVELLER a. u p IN ar
1ivinr in tine he morning .rsns r. PECK, Agent
Tor HARTFORD.-From Peck. slip at 4, p m,
L GRANITE STATE, Mondays Wedl .sdays. and Fridays
CITY OF HARTFORD Tue'days, Ihandays and saiuroay.
TOR FLUSHING, COLLEGE POINT, ST.
IL ROMANS WELL-The steamer ENOCH DEAN leaves
fulton Market slip at 81 II and M Leaves EIusapSN
ID and III a m and 8 o. Low fare-l5 Cents E1cursiou
.ckets 40 ard return. Is csn!s.
NOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare so cents-The
l. steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Psct,slig, Ens, Rver
syery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. a. u 5eto
uoon svns IN time connect with Eousaonc Nsrsstnck ana
New. Haven trains
NORTHERN K. r. Of n. JERSEf-For fief.
\ mont Eysck H,ckenssck EnsswooS, kc-Lstye' foot ID
Cour,andst Sunday exc.ptsd) s0a ~ and S:O ed D."
n M, Leaves Pierm5pt and 7: Is and IS p M
NTATEN ISLAND FERRY-SUMMER Ar
y RANGEEENr.-Boas Leave STATEN isLAhp even
Lasy. NEW.YORR every hour from T. m, 70 : , - Fave
,cept. On hue SUNDAYS boats leave every half hour
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c65 e.; Balance, $5.oisoI3 II. Received on accom-;
of S;oci, u. S., &l0o,oo0.
The receipts the Baltimore and Ohio Rairosd Tor
August we're ss follow:
Main Stem. WsshinS.ou. ~ w, Va. Total
Aus. 1859. <5c7. so % $3.50 IS sil,'S = s5Fs 40
Aug, 1853. 5iS,e5s a. p9lS Is NS@ n S3'9lt %
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Road gives something over 10000 in receipts. The
grain movement at Chicago continues sctve. The
receipts srce LIST inst goo M bushels Of which about
250,Ce0 bushels came in by the Illinois Central
The business Of tie Clearing House day was
$2i 06i,l,9. The Phenix Fire Company of Brooklyn
has declared q semi-annual dividend Of 10 cent
pa, able on demand. The Norwich and Worcester
Road, dividend OF ,, y cent, payable at the office
Of the Farmers Loan and Trus. Company, No 2S Ex-
chsrge place on Oct. |.
The Bavaria to-day, for Hamburg took $5W,Ooo
in spec e, including 100000 Mexican dollars The
Jason, for Galway, took &c. 55.
The August movement from the Bonded Ware
houses was large, ard the stock was reduced during
the month upward Of and quarter million dollars,
As will appear from the annexed statement;
Total value Of good. in hcud Ass 1882.
Tut,rrd from foreign potts in Augast.. 25 "a
Psc.vsd 90, hcnS s,crn ON, rdouiesc on.
Total SF,lS,67
withdrawn for consumption here. $SSnyf
T,.n.n6,,,S .o o,h.r domestic pot;,. 916lO 2SS, 6S
Leaves stock In warehouse SEPT 1859 63 25l
s,ock .n In hou.e Sep. lr9Ib
Stock l.ft in warehouse Sept :. l<SS
Stock EFT sTehous@ sept 1885. lootBS
Stock l,f. in warehouse Sept ], l'S'i
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TIVE UNIFORM CURATIVE ErFrcr or
The GrGsfs,bog Co~panys
MARsHLL's uTERINE CArHoLIcoH
r all the above been proved By letters ron me mo-
eminent ceuymen and physicians in the country.
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Il ~-s.e... sI2I2 5. sass - Ds5Sts a. In 80 q
AZ comparei with July OF 1859 the receipts of
August show an increase OF $66,O06 80.
TIE -ec.in,s Of the Morris Canal were:
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EONpAY AFTERNOON ssrs TO- O, o'clock.

~ s.e.rooni wnloug' by. of Pearl st-MO2TGAGE
SALE Piano by ChckerDg; roesood Psrlor
snit.s in green aud crirns Brussels Ingram CARPETS
&c mahogany ard wsnu. marbletop Chamber furniture
Mattresses Beds and Bedding, LouDs- osoesa. and other
Chain China 0lsu and CIockry, with Kitcheo Furniture
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ENGLISH OPINION OF SANDMAN ANNEXA.
TON IN LOMBARDY.
COUNT CAvOUR'6 CIRCULAR AND THE GERMAN

In the House Of Commons on the Sth instant, Mr..
B. CoCHRANB Tin the absence of Lord W. Graham)
rose to ask the Secretary of State for Foreign
Asaiys whether the circular Of Count Cayour, dated
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OUTRACES ON BRITISH SUBJECTS IN MEXI
co.

In the House Of Commons, on the 8th instant
Mr.. SCHNEIDER wished, before the noble lord the
Foreign Secretary rose to call attention to the
present state of Mexico, especially with reference
TO the outrages which have been committed npon
British subjects. The honorable member mentioned
several cases of gross outrage upon the lives and
property OF British residents in Mexico aud stated
that the Conduct OF Mr.. Otway the British Minister
in that country, had been strongly complained of
in connection with those proceedings. The speech
delivered from the throne in February last init
mated that our government had sent q squadron
70 %rt she Ghf Mexico S Tor the protection of
the injuries inflicted upon them by the
centralist party, at the head of which was the
present President Of the republic. Mr.. Otway was
on the most intimate terms with the President, and
IT was believed that if he had exerted himself as he
might have done, the pardon of an innocent
British subject who had been condemned to death
might easily have been obtained. Without casting
any aspersion on the character of Mr. Otway, or
charging hlm with want of energy or zeal, it was,
nevertheless the fact that reports very prejudical
TO his reputation as a public servant were circu-
lated and generally credited in Mexico, and there
lore ne ought to have an opportunity of refuting
in question, instead of diminishing, were increasing
in frequency, and even after the arrival OF the
British squadron they had become worse and
worse He therefore hoped that the noble lord
would inform the House what steps had been taken
to obtain proper reparation for such injuries.
Government did not reply
THE GALWAY STEAMSHIP AND OTHER MAIL
CONTRACTS
In the House OF Commons on the 7th inst the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer moved for select
committee to inquire into the manner in which
contracts extending over periods of years have
been formed or modified by her Majesty's govern
ment with steampacket companies for the convey
ance Of the mails by sea, and into anv arrange.
mens adopted at the public charge, actual or pros
pectivs, for Geographic communications beyond
sea, and to report their Option, with any recon-
mendations asto rules to Re observed by the gov.
sanctioned by Parliament or which extend over q
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ALLEGED TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND
RUSSIA

in the House Of Commons, on the 18th of July,
Mr.. KINGLAKE asked the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs whether regard for the public
Sir J. Champion to the dispatches, dated respec-
lively the 25th and the 10Th of April last in which
Lord Malmesbury directed inquiries to be made
concerning the alleged engagements between Rus
STA and France.
Lord J. RUssELL-The only despatch which
have found in the Foreign Office is one of the 9Th
of May from Sir J. Champion, which consists of a
telegraphic despatch that has already been made
public by the late Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs. There will be no objection TO pro-
duce it If it is required but it contains nothing more
than what have mentioned.
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vi tue Diltlsu MHlsJcI w save lHc lie OF q pro-
posed victim. (Hear, hear) AS to the outrages
that occurred in the first instance the late govern.
ment employed squadron to procure redress, and
this House is aware Of what followed. can only
zeal and great discretion. But unfortunately
since the arrangements then made, there is a fresh
arrear of outrages to be complained of, and the
serious question to be considered is, what should
be done to protect British subjects against them
Undoubtedly it is the duty Of the government to
protect them, and may say that no effort will be
spared to effect that object (Hear, hear) With
regard to Mr.. Otway, he has lately received leave
OF absence in order that he may come to this coun
try and make bis defence against the charges
which have been brought against him. He him
self considers those charges totally unfounded; but
regret to say that he has not entered so much
into particulars as to enable me to lay papers on
the table which will show that he il In the right
and the British merchants in the wrong. In con
cluson have only to repeat that for the protection
Of British property as much will be done as can
possibly be done in the circumstances. Clear,
hear.)
Mr. BOWER remarked that the statement OF the
noble lord, that it the duty Of the government
to give such advice to the German Powers as might
prevent the theatre OF war from being extended,
was o very specious and plausible expression. In
one sense everybody would consent to it, but it
was difficult to see to what extent the meaning of
that expression might not be carried
Lord j. RUssELL-I did not say that ddpice
had been gicen TO the German Po,Ders; achdt I
SAID rds that 're had made a communication TO
The Court Of Prussia.
Mr. BOWER understood that the despatch in
question stated the view which the government
took OF the course which the German Powers
ought to pursue: Now, Germany was not an
island like England, and its different States were
placed in different position from that which we
occupied. The German Powers had seen with
considerable alarm revolutionary war carried on
oy france, In conjunction with Piedmont-a war
fostered by appeals to natonalities and by
attempts to STIR up the subjects Of independent