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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02

with sales Of abou, ESQ bbis ~ ). az, .. "A oo,nw
S Sss sss' .. s'ssss WITH = ssy ass
s..e,s ns.e,s The chez asms ona's wa. for
Al 81 "a for saNs embraced bout 900 bushels
do 81 ss.sac cansds. egan; 81 ~ for choic wn,,s
VII ~efr& white Esyersky, and a small lot Of seed
81 e spls = q p: 81 g $ = for xlasssss
sf some 900 bushels at 7bc SOC Tor New Jersey
Jew white 1, soc s9c and Gle s2c for yellow DO
Rye heavy, with sales Of 100 bushels II Ssc aS
Barley heavy with sales Of $500 bushels, incladns
state at TIC nc and Canada East at TIC 76c aud At
| SEC q 500 do Tor Canada West Oats dull, with
withsales Of Canadian prime to choice at 4tc a4sc
CorFEE-Tbe market was qnet, and sales were mode
rs,e comprising about 800 200 bags at &c ai2kc
CoIIoN The foreign news by the Europa, from Liver
pool Unmarried more tone to the market. The sales en-
transit Prices closed with stcadness, on the basis Of
| lie FOR middliug uplands.
FRnGBIs Rates were Arm. 10 liverpool 1000 boxes
beef Sc cd 1900 bbls. -four 2s 3d. 400 bales cot
ton at SD I'd; tons taow at 2Os so tercss lard
30 boxes bacon al Pos 3D. 10 london 200 bbs pork
were engaged 3s 3D., and 100 terees beef ut o. /,
There was nothing new 70 Glasgow.
FRuT.Saes Of about 900 boxes raisins made at
81 80 81 55 for layers, and 81 80 for NJ Is; 81 II
for halves and e7c. for quarters
6uNSy C1oJH-sales of 300 bales were made at Boston
Ht4c
HEAp-American was quet and quotations nominal
SAFE Of 800 bales Jnte made Boston at $40 per
top, prime quality.
koSThe market was steady, with sales Of Scotch pig
| at S2i, six months, IN small lots.
LINE The market was steady, with sales at S0c for
4 common, while lump unchanged.
MoIAssEs market was steady, but sales limi
| ted.
! NAVAL SroRxs-The market was quiet and the sales
limited, including small lots spirits turpentne at AGO. and
Of rosin at 81 60per 100 lbs. delivered
/ PROVISIONS -Pork.rhe market for unchang.
ed, while prime was frmer the sales embraced about
$3.50 bbls., including ut $40 2s unnspected do
SIG 70 prime a. S,l S7a $l 3d. sales of 900 bbs
mess deliverable in all the year. sellers option at s8
and 500 do prime, same time and option at 81 So Beet
embraced 400 500 bills, at SO 81 $l1 81 for extra
S525 for country mess, and 80 $40 for repacked do
sales Of loo 200 bbls beef hams made al Sl4 So
lard was in moderate request witn sales of 200 800
bbs and terces al l01sc. 1o4c Butter and cheese
| were unchanged.
/ WHIsxEY The market was lower with sales at DC
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Arrivals and Departures.

From Liverpool in the steamship Europa, at Hafax-Mes.
sagssrd sad Ws ss M,ss
laoy Dr. MorlAna and LADY Wrabrn waiter aud friend zm
crane
Hoee Can s,or norton, Hamilton, sendhom, Frost Yard
EodesSez Pres ana Preston Farley schmz ars sie
Captain Harris From Cors-W Mclean and Miss Green
From Havana and Nassau in the steamship Karnak-Dr
smns, and and pn6 OF "a J. Lea
Sosne p1 ae Esser nae sS,d
Carl Johns woif UBkfoos smith and Peers.To,a b.
From Richmond, DC in the steamship Jamestown-Mrs q
aI 1Ss ds Dssa ms Science MISE
pesbield 4 Rome and lady Mss Heppornon, z Fay $ "
soTe and aso ro M
s Howard srsf Bear WIN Mrs. csp sss
and lady, Glenn, and II In storage.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool 10 the steamship Canada from Boson-Miss
Adsns Messrs Gossler Ogden Goldman Mrs butcher
and infant Wpsm Lawson, and John Wi of Boston;
Bumbrook Of eouh Boston; saDchras, Of Quincy;
Gsralne,sy Of Soihury George Konads Fred falkland
hares HURT Of New York John Cantwe Of Phiadephia
ssso $ S ae e NJ sss
robertson Of kingston n John Mccartney Of Porto Rico
Tss and T RBa S & IF ndpc . w y
q Paris William James, James Brg.as Charles Barlow,
last Ave sasea from the week q steamship Indaus6 For
a and @ e. hsY s @
of NOVA Scotia Iheo Wright seaman- 6. Total 81
pl For sayapnah in the steamship
Beecber Ezra 1ilmsn, Howe Cbss MILLER Rev Isaac
, Mss Qeag o's' bsw MS
Lane l;as VIM la9s, Vim se'on JHo Osborn Remington
a ~ - ass sGaPs.ss
sr rsGs ny M Sss Sg Miss
sss MRS s YAK Isw miss Go,a Wiley
w j BYown Mrs w Browne, end 81 In the stecrage.
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Az samuel Ss.s S.s;sssss John f:sse
ho,"s tssssds ass s. ~: md dI I q.
sn .ss. S,si Ss s'esns ss
.svaDss lsrl usud and tribune tBr Irwin, Loadoa Jean
@ esss SSrS.n @ a1!'s sso &
nr sed A SaraS hyde snsp r canpSs
EssSs :Ss S:ssls cS,!sI sss ys4. Fos Tss
ssus. Sr sS
ss9 neT Bosom ouSssS s
paks nsws'h. Hall Queenstown and market Sanssr,
NV uRiIANs Nov 2s-Arr steamship ,.,,s.... pora..
Vera CRUZ rbps Allan p LUZ. loaaon; GoscSsss
sD sss Ss1 Collin.
Inaly NAN saws.r ssreoo Ks.rs.ss Lssviss. s sa.
,poe baris Brnnee snd Linus SiIlnorss, lures
leland ssIyisna n hs nn sr-% n nwOod
ss1n sss Johnson :: . sss 'is
Ess:s ass: H. e :s;ss
sssns am
sgpess OBJ tyS m e, M
Sooar ia rses Ga sSes Fd@asd Founaio and
sss
ioaed % SEA S IS addison bsrks George and
aars; 18th, ships Jno fa.on John albert and bark VIII
NokfUlK, Yev 2s-Arr schrs Davidson, RYDER Ocean
s'd sn Ma.e Watson sssr Me-
ers White kockand. CID schrs May Queen Ryan "Massa
cbuses' Sea Witch, Long, Providence; hedner Elliott
.kbede Island,
STH AT ~ r s nsRs ys aeon. Burke
schs Black Diamond Young, Delaware City, Isabella Baker,
Falmouth for kYork
.tHIl AbkLrhlA, Dec l-Arr bsrks Penneli Huxford
New Bedford; American Woripger, tardenas Rowland,
Eoridee, Mobile; briggs Moupsu NIT he'll TURKS Island;
Triad brown Black river jamaica schrs Martha Wsshn
Thatcher Portland; Cumnps, Weldon. NY0rk; Mar
garet ill., Lil' Copwsls M I'D steamship Boston Sell
lew kYoh; bark Canada Mitchell Mstanzas schrs koutse,
1bstchtr Work leesbnrg, swift, salem.
lkIvIDfks Nov s0-Avr steamers AlbarOss, Jones' NJ
Yo-x Meshester Jones do schs Chief Fountain Balu-
Flake, Weaver, rh laoelpha; David . Floyd,
Racket do haries Whiting, human, Mary Anna Bowen,
do isneI Morris hoover elaN are CITY, charger Mahan,
EyabebpoTt; Goodspeed Pefue, Ron Sid schrs Non
eveu FakebbuTg and pavc brower johnson, Alexandria;
Maid Queen Euke Norfolk Percy helner, Candy Flight,
bunuy and VIM Ferguson, Smith, Philadelphia; Lewis
Clara Sooey, do.
kUCKLAkD Nov 22-Ar schrs Hiawatha Hall, NYork for
FRANKFORT 18th Lion, Fubih 90 for Bangor Sid 2ih schr
Henrietta Burr from BanRor) Georgetown, DC.
SALEM Nov 30-Arr bark Godloch Nelson, West Coast Of
Africa sehs Mary Greenwood Knowles Tauger; Thns
fefson Kills York. Sid brig Planet Perry Africa schr A.
hoReTs, Rogers, Philadelphia.
TENANTS HARBOR Nov 22-Sld schrs d Hart Wall,
NYork; oath, Orris Francis, Clark, do.
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There was less bucyancy in the stock market TO-DAY.
and most descriptions rather lower than yesterday
The downward turn in Pacific Mail exercises unfavora
BILE effect upon the whole market. Among the railroad
SHARES the only which hold their own are Panama
Tor which steady consumptve demand exists and Rack
Island, which s earning more money than was expected
The former sold freely at 1885, closing 1897 bid the latter
at esq., closing e51 bid. Galena was again sharplv At,
lacked by The bears, and sold as low as r. on sellers
option, closing NJ that bid director Of the company
pnbifhes letter in which he states that the road has
~eaoy ss5ooo in bank 70 meet the February dividend
~ The corrons then due Tue mist1ke which the bears
&c arguing from the Diminished ,racc Of 1859 IL for
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THE FIREMEN.

At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ENGINEERS
II and Ftremen Of the New York Fire Department held
Firemen's ball. the follow ing preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
Whereas the members of the New York Fire Department
sgan mourning Of of their copsnons
who killed while in The discharge Of his duties hre-
while proceeding to the fire In Trinity place. Nov ~
therefore, be It
Resolved That the Board Of Engineers and hremen deeply
sympahxe with the family the deceased and hs imn1e
associates in the department. and trust that they
Do consolation 10 him whose heart s always open " hear
the pray If the suffering and distressed.
Resolved, That in the death OF James Whaen, late mem
Der Hose Sc the Department noble
and whose conduct had endesr d him 70 us all
keoyd That participate 10 the obsequies OF the de-
ceased the above preanb and resolution be pub
led and copy Of the same duly suthecased be present.
ed TO the family Of the deceased
Resolved, 1hst The Department meet Sunday 9Th inst
At ~ O'Clock In the Bowery right frankfort street,
without music trumpets aud form procession
under the dt ection of the Board OF engineers,
HARRY HOWARD, Chairman.
HENRY A. THOMAS, Secretary pro tenn.
New York Dec. l. 1859.
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THE LATEST NE WIS.
! THE AMERICAN TREATY WITH CHINA REPUDIATED
SaASeHAE, o,t 9, 1852
The Chinese government has repudated It's treaty with
the United States by refusing the ports Of Suan
| topl and Tarwan, as stipulated by thattreaty.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
PARIS, Nov. 20, 1859.
No formal invitation take part the Congress, which
is to be held the 18th of December, has yet been
sent by France England but Count Persgny has been
srucied arrange the preliminary conditions with Lord
John Russell The formal and official invitation will be sent
to LONDON the Cabinets Of Vienna and Paris stimuli,
taneousy. The invitations will not be Identical Austria
will propose that the Congress assemble in Paris while
France will abstain from indicating any place. 1t is
tain that AUSTRIA through the medium Of Prince Meter
nich protested against the nomination Of regent by
PIEDMONT, such regency would be contrary to the
conditions of the treaty of peace signed at Zurich II
that England also has made representation against
the regency.
THE RELATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times OF Nov 10
states that confidential communication, Of important
nature, has been addressed by the Minister Of the
Interior to all the projects of France, with a
view of obviating the effect produced in England
by the violent language Of the French press
The projects instructed invite such journals be
more circumspec The Minister says that journal while
defending theoretically the rights OF the country might
easily avoid offending the suscepbites of great people
by pursuing this line Of conduct Also that the dignity Of
the imperial policy may be reconced with the interests
Of the alliance of France and the maintenance of peace
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Nov. 19-P NJ.
The funds have been dull today at yesterdays quota
TONS with very little business going forward in this
any other department of the Stock Exchange The closing
prices for money, s5zs 90; for account, $685.
threes, 941a 94ss
PARIS, Nov. I9-l2:l5P. n
The Bourse continues very dull Rentes opened At cor
Doc.
SIS p M.-The funds closed shade lower. Rentes
6ef $780, nearly y below yesterdays quotations.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NHOFFATS LIFE PILLS--IN ALL CASES OF Co.'S
M tiveness aous and Liver Affections Piles Rheumatism,
Fever and que and Obsnae Headache these Pills have In
Bes be found equally ecacious In all Of Har
Deby dyspepsia and every kindof weakness Of the
digestive Organs Sold by all druggists
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sransb ro MINISTER declares that Spain does not M
nnd 10 occupy any point hksiy % x sssr
aanoerona supr, pacy the navigation oi tDe Mou"e.
Shs Considers he, self perfectly free TO act as
she NAV think o. IN asy p,ber part Of Morocco
The A0rapaa eonma ,s Sro ,as en
That SPAN has received aip,ou."es Ao'' A'''
relative 10 the Morocco expednons.
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TURKEY

All the Minister'S had acqui seed in me REFORMS propo
ed by the new Grand Vi1er Fuad Pacha anu ta|zA 'a'
r, main dehnitivety in oifce r,..oaor
was reported that yely Pacha was TO DC Emoassaaor
10 TaJH ,..X u.~.. ~, nv M
means paced defnite upon the carrying Out OF he
Suez canal project
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EOIt "a Now IOTks DcCemDcr j, $780,
CLEARED
Steamship De Soto, Bulloch Havana and New Orleans
steamship Montgomery, Berry, savannah-H Cromwell
chip Ship T Unvsrss pswss Guion
Snip AiaansS sanseS New SreausS 'tfi srishsm ms'
sf bs
Big EDgl,shmsn isems Horton Ms Morris smith
81 vs: a:is ssP Rs~'
sesr h srue G0sss Scranton
scsr dss strong, ssya wiImns,on, NC-J Smith
ST, sSS s1 KY is G.
ssSI sss,ss Ssrss' Sssss: Sossssssa Murray.
Sem ws; sesn l%a lewis
New
o osp %in,d ss sass1DsSs
,ssmsr S S.snE Ss,os
Steamer Delaware. shaw, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Steamship K.rnak GBr, Brownies Havana Nov a. and
IS with 'asas
SHIP Moore Oct 10 with
ndse and % passengers drnnsl Minurn Co: On The
yard Overheard and Was Drowned sssR So
q Ion So ssnalzed ship Queen Liverpool for
wh WOOD hides 70 Clover Fenos DA" 0'' '0e NOV
SALT n & ST. lon 81 g. Is ssy: we
steering NE by 4, showing signal white star in the
centre - = -
Bark Carver Wiley, Galveston "a days. with cotton
hides, &c, TO ID Brookman 4 20. -
Brig Dels ware, Abbo,, Philadelphia for Boston.
Brig Mungo Park, Wood Boston, days, with hnsced 70
brig ormus, Baker bedford for Philadelphia
schr Alexander NJ Christie Jacme Nov IL With o,,vooa
coffee. &c 10 kunhardt 4 Co. - "A "s"ooa'
xsfs 9 New f haven
schr Q 4 Rogers johnson, Virginia, days.
schr Fannie Davis, Evans Virginia 8 aya
ScI Magellan, lnman, Virginia. s DAYS
scbr :. nepuxent, Ayres, Norhport Va, 8 days
schr Joseph Marsh Morris Philadelphia for Marhlehead
schr Alquizsr, Long, Elizabeihport tor New Haven
schr sofhie Ann smith, Boston for Philadelphia.
Sloop Mount Hope, Sullivan, Taunton
Steamer Potomska Nye. New Bedford
Steamer Albatross Jones. Providence
BELOW
Bark Samson, Robinson, from -
ship supposed the Harvest Queen from Livernol ~
Also, one brig, unknown. ~
SAILED
and New Orleans. - 0' "'AA'
Wind during The day s. very light
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A frost has prevailed III tho Gull, between Ss
bn,p ana Crops,ao. and communication s s'oppea'
ME financial pressure continued, put Tue 'a'ee'
toms we're rather more favorable - ..,s .yt,,
A desuaich from Wanna reports for seven aays avn" NJ
gales du, ing which nieen vessels were ~''SANN ~
further particulars are gwen.
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NAPLES
RUSSI.

Orders have been given the keapoi'an M " So NAV
deliver n passport to all the NeaPoh'ah eAA'e
Demand permission 10 return.
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INDIA.
THE LATEST NE WIS.

The Bombay mails OF October 20 arrived at Alden
November 8, ana were expected 70 reach Loydon on
November Il.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN AGED e6. AND NOT BsD LOOKING.
a WIN moSefp'e ince'rc re entire stranger In this
cry desrcr 70 meet WIN t.a Niu spirt with eiaq
ma'rtnony None hu ttae te. 1eld really A1Iarnsa y
g., broadway vet ol,
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for san Francisco at TO- Wind Sc light, weather ioggy on The
SANDY HOOK. Dec snnset-one ship at anchor on the
Cd b N M %S 0 Sr hsbnrg
Oh The water ' Ns
LONG BRANCH Dec ], sunset--Brg Granada south Of
er cloudy. ~ = Ae"' ~'a'o
Miscellaneous.
The Hamburg mail sieamshp saxonia Capt Ebers salad
yesterday afternoon for Southampton Havre and Hamburg
with Jag passengers ana 100000 In Specie
STEAMSHIP HAnhosrA Capt schwensen, from New York
arrived at Cowes the 9Th PM thus making the RIM
over IN eleven days. It has been stated that the Hamona
arrived on the 18Th
Sm San Francisco was struck BY white squs nos
head eyes rigging together sh the tewso
esr aacsed and sove bouts decks &c
| gers from san francisco. ~ ~ F'ss'
SHIP low from Liverpool with cargo for Havana
su ~ 81 ns ssr Me- 10 as nang New Orleans
balance IN New Orleans and supposed insured.
, nA Tx sas a n from Dutch Island
aas n!sG T's psr VA:
The ing Gibbs astern Of the heave Of BY but
schooner bower ansor Mbs srafs 10
saf sssa AHs ss ne the
nen % he prSPse While taking The
Their assistance. NHA''' y ''"u's iu''
BARK HALE, at Boston from Havana lost maintopgal
RRrc MARY THOMPSON, Carver at Holmes. Hole ao,h 70.
has expeierced heavy noery gales most Of the
h Jacob Meyers fell from opss ara on deck
ar s wa .ns n same Gay heavy which
wosbed one cask OF noasses OF deck. 80 A''N' "Au
NARY 4, AZ At Boston from New Orleans on
gan sustained oSer damage 0s shnns and
lost both topn,asts and spit sails. ''
pine lumber burned ana abandoned ouh Of the
BoRDxAux, Nov l0-The Am ship Mayaower Hov with "a
nscGo from ely Point which sailed from Norfolk va OCT IL
ior bordeau was wrecAed Cd the rocks Coruan on The
bordeaux. ~ anu AAHaea ~
book Wharf discharge a and end e me
PLrxourH.Cf the Boil 18Th Am bark sierra Nevada from
na.an s, ssp % for Antwerp Had heavy weather
QvEEss1ows, Nov llPu. in Am ship Pam Flush from H.
verroe io rhh,adepha eaky In coming her chain
fm Flush carried boom and tore b 70 pec saen Inc
Ship Delhi q Boston, has been sold TO Spanish house in
Whalemen.
,s a a. new bedford sub u ship China Hathaway for Pa
Ar z. O. so bark Azor, Burke Fayal with 1890 sbls ,o
a. isya Sep. ~ bark Hec sckerson Mr. landed 70
e pe .b a shr Gre, d. FarTe rrocetown do
~ asdS 2 rs en
% sehr fny ss gm spe Nall aA1 90 FIJI landed
=; rs q s 81 i landed &C. MsSs'
Pierce NIB, landed le0 bbls 50 OIL Uct 5 bayk wo,i
Light Ince, Nh ~ bbis OIL landed Oct " schr TbrYas
Small rrovincetown. 100 bbis OIL landed " ''"' ihr'er
spoxen, Sc.
riip Great Repnblc Iameburnsr from NyorL %, c. @,
rrafs jsoo, Nov 2s, lat 80 lon 68 A sou tos sah
sLp Cornne Baker from NYork Calao Nov a. In, 40
ION g. ' w. 20 INV ~ /
nv T,sse 2 dsysfrcm Sore.n. for Liverpool Nov II,
n, ion "a 40 - -
Bsfk salem, Powers from Havana for Hanburg Oct q, ON
Banks If Newfp9ndiarj % ~ - -
r bsrs nicorn Page oson for Noneyldso Oct 26
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canadian inur was heavy enser win sa,o, % .so
bbis at SIS ~ 90 30 for extra brands southern aev
firm, with i'ales OF about 600 bbs closing within,
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ITALY.

1t was 81 nd srat ehevaier Buoncompagni had post
poned his dspaT&re for Genital Italy 70 assume the Re-
gency. The Emperor Napoleon dsapproves the uhoe
proceeding and has notified such osapprobation 10 the
Sandman gov ernmsat
The Tnrn ,nrnaG are unanimous in declaring that the
King OF sSardiL IA Cannot recede from his act -
Parma Mod, and Romag1a have rendered ,bani,s "a
Prince Cai jgnAS or RAINING substitute and inforned
him that hey accepseo WIN gratitude the regency Of
Buoncomps vni
The Paris xSuittosnt announces that the French No.
vernment Eec0mntaded the Cabinet of TURN 10 a6u
the expede AOf&he regency which delegated 10 guor
compagni ,Ench course would prejudice the question
and encroach sIp tne cokDetency OF TIE congress.
II Nsu " faIlS tnat Gen Garibaldi was abopt
TO resign and eAe 70 ne lsiano OF Sarona In conGr-
NATION OF this se s1nNon ross correspondent that
Garibald had " 20 ms resignation Of the command
the army in Gem ~ ttsy Inc King OF Sardinia accept
ed IL, and named len Lieutenant General OF the Serd
Man army.
II was said that Tie Sandman Congress- would be sum
moned TO meet 1e the assembling OF the Congress-
The question Of the sGuexaton of Italy 70 be fully dig
cussed nuinerou addresses from the people or the
Duches viii be pese ued in order give weight TO their
The government OF Bologna had decreed that there
should be a su1Hresson OF the inqusfion.
The hates. Despatch from Paris avs that Il was ruored
that BnCncompari would tender bis resignation of the
Regency OF Cenl Italy TO the Sandman government
The PssdmDnttse Gd-te publishes letter from Princa
CarjgDaD TO BAaconpagn In which he refers IN the re
pented Of Napoleon that there shoud be M
Intervention in Cen.ral Italy, and GAYS that surb as
surances an encouragement to the policy of tie Viny
which could o1nseni let violence from rbo,,
oppose the nationat 0SIi.
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TIkE MILITARY.


4 NiNnEPESnENT MILITARY COMPANY TO RE
a., G'eo lhe washington Blues IL organizing in his
r S si ec,ahe Young between the age Of s 10 M
ot under I'VE feet four inches high wishing join NAV
""P"s Vbe besDy,' Herald Office. Initiation fee A.
-fFta VETERAN CORPS or is,2-A REauIAp
ee'c VII te held at the Mercer House this Frday)
ee ing December at IN o'clock. Every member fboih
ets nnd pryates II requested attend on bnsiness Of
noancr to IN. interests Of the corps-rasng fupds &c Ia
Iy order. IT. RAyAtnWn ~
ISAAC ruYrE, Adit w.
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Herald Marine Corre.ponderc.

FORT LAFAYETTE, Dec l. sun.e,-sbin Ramnie- c,-
Acapuco passed down the narrovs S45 shio archer
water. - ~ NNeeJ Va 'no
sandy HOOK Dec snnset-one ship at anchor on the
par bound m steamship saxoDr of Hamburg paa
the - "~N 'e'S A"~S
!, LIN. BRANCH, Dec J, sunset-Brig Granada south of
the highlands, other vessels in sight Wind s ight ynb
er cloudy. " - Ne-'' WAN
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SPAIN.

N.
Marshal O'Donne Mad returned TO Cadiz af,er having
effected survey of tie coast Of Africa Military opera
tons were to commence Immediately StO'~
The protest OF The Moo vh government aganst the
duct OF Spain in declaring var Is published II asserts
that the demands Of Spain, in Gsch instance upon bepg
conceded to- were IA, owed by nreased preenons and
also, Morocco protestz against soan because that on
three occasions she pso attention 70 her engagements
and declared war wifhou, legitimate nN,ce
Two British war steamers had succeeced Ii bringing of
three hundred and y Chr stians from the small forts Of
Morocco.
general massacre Of fugu, es was fered.
The Spanish army under orde-s FOR Africa, was esti
mated al 40 o0o and have eighty peces Of red cannon
landing the Atlantic coast OF MOROCCO was expect
cd early In December.
a selai-oticia Madrid journal seys that tie f1ndgn