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"Monumentals,"

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"Monumentals,"
INSTIlr TED N yUNE, lPS3
The members 81 the MONUMENTAL CLUB
take pleasure IN announcing 10 their
friends and the public in general their Esy4A-x3N
intention oI calculation their SixthsS
Anniversary Ivy a Grand Pic Mic AZ Arlington
Spring on MONDAY. June rs, lsSa
The Commit - pledge themselves 30 spare no eff
tort ~ making the day agreeable 20 all who patrO-
Bize them.
Dinner and Refreshments will he furnished h, the
propnrtors Of the Spring.
Acslebrated String and Brass Band have be,n en-
gained for the occasion.
T'cke's FIFTY CENTS, admitting q gentleman
and ladies'.
Coaches yIIl leave the Northern Market. the
We gate OF the Captoi, and corner Of 10th street
and Pa avenue AZ O'Clock q. W.. and run ever
hour during the day from corner 7Ih street and Pc
aypnue. ie7
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Admission 25 cents. jee4t'
OTIS OF FUN AND SOMETHING FOR
IL YOUR MONEY.
ARAFFl.E by ballo will take place on SATUR-
DAY EVENING, June II. 1859, at %. O'Clock, IN a
la-ge airy room No 4s9 10th ST. next To Mctiuire's
Auction Store, for the following Books. VIZ:
One handsome copy sf the Holy Scriptures, full
bound, gIlt edges. &C,
Moonay's History offreand, 2 volumes.
A fine Cotion Band 10 engaged for the eve
nlng. Ice Cream, Confectionery, and Cold Drinks.
Good order will he pre- served.
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady 81 cents
SInee tickets Is cents. Tickets for sale by q. F.
Duffy, No. 429 y street, mar 7th street, and g.
Savage, Pa. avenue. between 10th and nth streets
N. b. Ladies' dressing room.
iea-Sts
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The Cheapest Paper in Ameyica!,
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A CHANGE The clerical force connected
with the agricultural division of the IT, S.
Patent Office have changed their apartment,
from the basement story of the west wing,
where they have been for some time, to the
southwest corner of the third story, same wing
considering an ascent, we suppofe, to be more
agreeable than a descent
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RESOLUTION in favor of John A. Smith. Clerk
of the IircIr

RESOLUTION in favor of Cr. Lauck
ReSOtred by The Board Of IkIsrmeR and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgsto,rn
That the sum Of fifty dollars be- and is hereby ap-
Propr lated, to be paid to DIR. Lauck for his ser
vices in vaccinating the poor Of Georgetown, up
to the 18th of March, 1859.
Approved May 0. iSi9.
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DACKET BOAT FLYING CLOID. n

IL between Georgetown and ArlIngton "A
Springs, can be chartered by the day Tor Ex ~
cuTsIons tn the Great Pals or ATlIngton -
Springs, by giving short notice. Apply 20 the suh
scrlbeT- No. 30 Jefferson STREET ffeorgetoWn OF At
the Springs. Fare To the Springs 10 cents, round
trip.
ma s-Im John MOORE.
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PERSONAL.

THUS WEEK RECEIvED-A most superb PI
ANO, of HALT, Davis a &c, make,
leW 300 Pa. av., bat. 9Th and lO h Sts.
ID HARDWARE.
large assortment, bought for cash. aud will he
'i' 8 20" as ca" be g e;i!:i
JIG Io-.t 391 Penn. avenue.
T FAMILY GROCERIES,.
III ODdeTsIgDed respectfully Announces % his
his stsnd|S is$ 7t6 street, be as ass as5
seIectsd u WIN an epioe new and carefully
80 FHMiLy GROCERIES,,
hoper, nv strict attention to business to me, nn
10 low Us. sCAGGs.
NJ LULLEY,s CLOTHING STORE,
:, No: $50 IN s,Tsef. bei,resn II and nd Z. NALL
>, Nj T. LpILEY having taken the store lately occu-
ce Of GESTLEMENs WEAR, 81 the chen cheapest s.
:, The many friends who so libera'ly patroniz Vi
e SrS az ms oS Business on the yeag
porting his new establishment. Jed 81.
TO ARCHITECTS
Arhs;,AN AND BUILDERS.
G ne hhnafrslgned are authorized TO award the sum
OF one hundred dollars for such plan with sp cihca.
lions, including estimates, &C., may be approved
proving the First Presby terrain Church bnidips of
thLs city The award 10 he made 20 the party only
WnOse plan may ne approved.
For al information in relation 10 the above sppIy
untii the 18th instant, inclusive.
All pans must be submitted to either OF the I'M
derslgned on or before the 2lst ms
WILLIAM GUNTON,
BENEDICT MiLBURN,
jela-St nj. w. GAIT.
FOR SAI.E-A fine. young BAY MARE, Eve
years old, thoroughly broken, sound and n
Kind IN every respect, is offered for sale, he
cause the owner has further Use for her [S2A
TO be seen at FLEMING Il FOY'S Livery Sta
bic, jackson Hall Alley. ieS as
DRESERVING JARS-Bodine A. brother, ma,
ent, the very best and cheapest now in the Ypsr-
Net. and for which we are sole agents in this city
They are better and come at less prices than any Jar
now IN use for sealing fruit, &c also ATthur,s and
otners. Weare now selling our stock of CHINA
&c at greatly reduced prices and invite All in want
Oh anything In the line 20 siye US a call.
;.os.. T.PURSELL 4 SON,
10 Chlna Hall, 341 Pa. sv.
A NEW NOVELTY G.P.R r.. JAMES. FOR
4 = RS sac s at SiilLLiNGTON'S Bookstore.
Inc Cavalier, a historical novel, by G. p. X.
All the new maps of the Austrian. French. and
TSs Hermit of the pyrenes.. and other Poems, by
Chambers, Ency ciopedia Dictionary of UNIVERSAL
knoyledge for the People; part one; IS cents.
Eclectic Magazine for June, containing q full
length portrait OF the Hon. Edward Everett.
Le l Bon Ton, Monthly Report o. Paris, London,
tsins plate Of Juvenile Costumes.
=, All the new books publ shed, and every thing in
the Stationery and NewspsRssIf Iips Tor ,sls a
Bookstore, Odeon Building,
)es-t corner N street and Pa. avenue.
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AMUsIHIITs.

A JUVENILE CONCERT
"A TRINITYY UiiI III GIyf sfEffITscopAI,
On MONDAY EVENING, lSfA iHsf., al o'clock.
Admission 25 cents. jeq4ts
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DRINTERs' ARLINGTON ASSOCIATION
EVENING AND MOONLIGHT nc MIC.

The Evening and Moonlight Pie Me Of the Prin-
ters' Arlington Association To Ar r.
llncton wall take ace WED En&N
NESDAl neNt, the 18th INST sRz1<*7<1
All the arrangements and accommodations for the
occasion are "f the must complete aud hieIsl chs
acter, with the view If makIng this Pie Mic the
hnest OF the to that de Il httHl resort
Withcrs's Brass and String Band has been IN
gagged
Stages vIll leave the Northern Market atInam
Y m and ?. aud the foot Of the &c pItol and
corner Of 9Th street and Pa. avenuc at ~ a. ~ AMI
hourly afterwards until p y. IN.
The packet beat FLYING Cloud will also leave
Georgetown hou " from % a VA.
Tickets s. cents, admitting one gentleman aud "a.
dies. les w q a Tn
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rI,HE UNION GUARDS tako p'estr re ia ~
Il BouncIng 10 their friends aud the fYs7ss
public that they hsve aIie anEe-
ments Tor aGRAND PIC NC at ArIng A
ton on THURSDAY, June 2jt
Particulars "a future advertisement.
10 Tina Stf COMMITTEES
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07

SGsDAYy ScHooL The
Sunday Schools OF the townships Of Charles
town, Windham and Freedom had an sgree-
able re union and spent delightful day on
Thursday last at Goes Woods, about mile
north of the centre OF Chstlestown. We
regret that business engagements prevented
our being present to participate 10 the enter.
.tAinments, but We learn from one who was
there and In whom we have the greatest
confidence, that the number Of "brave men,
fair women" and "liltle folks" congregated
there was enough to make man thank
Providence that there are such things as
Sunday schools and children to 60 to them
A procession with banners, music, wreaths
etc., was formed OF the centre and msrched
10 the grounds, where Rev. Mr.. POTTER, o
Freedom, presided during the exercises,
which consisted of addresses, music, etc. A
long table is SAID to have literally groanet
beneath the weight Of the luxuries and sub
stantiaIs piled upon it, and from the rOpicit!
with which they disappeared, it ia conclusive
proof to us that ahey were hugely ireIisbe'
by+,he partqkers thefeof. The edibles dis
J posed OF, hour or two was given to plea
sure and pastime, during which
T "The lofty aisles Of the dim woods rang''
with the laughter and shouts Of the littl
ones, intermingled with the voices of tn
cold folks" the music of the Bands, and tn
clat,er of empty dishes. Altogether, it
suid to have been most pleasant fetc--we
arranged and conducted-and reflected III
highest credit on oil concerned.
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
August Appointments.

nR. DELLENBAUGH RESPECTFULLY In.
IL forms the citizens OF Portage stark and Trumb6Il
couuties aud the surrounding couniry. Thai ~ Gsi
with any complaint Of Chronic nature are nyited
To call for cratuitous consnation. II ~totf'''F
CuvAuocA At bis roo,donss. n p,s. S,,s..
V1AHo"A SosIht uiS resGencc, IN East = leTe'
ANY, Hn; opa"E'el a E'n,,I IHSSenue, Stn, o9tWeen
aI " Mh ab sh an az 'iS,;.ss ~ az Iss, Ses
v Sui 7' no'S osn; ,9' 9,' si, ,sn, I'm, vtn, lUths
no,r,cP m r.o,ssni,,o rItn, itsn, | S'n; Ht. Sla.
fohlAoE eS p y, Nor, on house, y a.
!,n. w., W !. l LII; r ~ !, 'OIn. lak
a,,,,,,uoo FI9 hate9na, eo,u Us Mouse, 18th.
SUMmii S oiySTv mit, a. Plle,s,
SlAhn CooNl NIsn..n wv oHover House I6th, /,
,nap I1mr.shng House, A. N.
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DIED..

In Windham, on the 29th ult., Of typhoid
fever, MARY L., wife of Amos B. Case, and
only daughter Of Joseph and Julia Ensign,
aged 20 years.
The "city of the dead" has one more in.
mate: the living have one the less loved
ones, ard one mQre is added to the brigh'
tbrong that float on angels wings around
the shining Throne. AS the flower nipped
by the untimely Irost, perishes on the soil
moss knoll in spring time, so Mary, in the
hey y-dsy Of youth, before her bridal flowers
were paed, folded her arms across heI
breast, aud feurlessly awaited "undreudeG
Death" COM.
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Home for ElLV:AlidS.

sHALEEsvILLE, PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.
NOTO THE HOME FOR INVALlDS,
" If you have Chronic disease. t.-.a
l. You will have your case kindly, carefully and
scientifically examined, and your disease truth.
fully pointed out. .'..
9. You will have treatment instituted that will
meet the conditions of your case. '.a ta'
3. You will be subjected to no wild extremes and
experiments In medical treatment
4. You will not be received as patient, without
there is prospect of relief or cure, aud in case
of failure, after a fair trial, the money you have
paid will he refunded to you. - .sEt
). You will receive water and chemical bath treat-
ment not surpassed at any establishmentin in the
State. "-
6. You will receive medical and hygicnic treat
meDt Dttrom an experienced physician, not based
upon one idea or false dogma. sasT
7. You will receive dali and hourly attention Of a
physician, II needed, and attcntively. looked
after by IN intelligent and experienced nurse.
that while You remain at the Home IL shall truly
be home to you. ,tfu ta... .f.
For further particulars send for q circular
april 81. lS5g-3m ... J.HAYEH, M. D.,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07

QTThe gold coinage Of the United States
Mint tor the month oi August was 800 l5l,.
O5, 10 dnubIe eages, eaglee, and gu rter ca
giles. The silver coinoge was $54,487 Is
being in quarter dollars and dimes. OI
cents, 5000 were coined. The whole
number OF pieces coined was 2,738,542, oi
the aggregate value Of $l74,63 80.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07
5OCt.T Tea

customers express their utmost delight at the high
quality of our fifty cent tea. All the old ladies' say
those Co.'s boys the incest young in the coun
try for they keep such good 50 cent tea fyou want
good, strong, sweet scented, highly aavored extra
wnking, blinking, favors to one customer not
given to anothcr-goods all marked-Do deviation
from price, everything done on the square. Ou z
mo to Isl iQuck and large sales, small proats, one
price, and ready pay" Fully conscious Of, and ap
precating the favors we have received, and hoping
by straight forward aud strict ate ntion to business
10 merit a continuance of the same, remain, re-
spectfulIy, DANIEL w. GOSS d BROS.
Edinburgh, April 81, 1859. ..g..
n. B.-Hlghest market price for produce. .l
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:. ~. DE MOOR A 7 I c
Il ', ~ MASS
CON " { N ITO N

We have the pleasure Of announcing to
the Democracy of Portage county that ar
rangements have been made for holding a
Msss Meeting Of the friends Of the COnstitu.
tion end Laws, in Rsvenna on
SATURDAY, October 9Th, 1859,
on which occasion they will be addressed by
the following able exponents Of the Demo
cratic faith:
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GROCERIES,!

Last, not least. Prime rice, only 81 c., do n o. gu.
gar, only c., do raisns, only II c., do moasseS,
only so c., do syrup, only IS Co. do co sugar, only
NE. do rio coffee, only l2s Co. do Goldfish, Georges
bahk) 81 C. Everything way down. There Is poth-
for goods of all kinds when yon come to Tobac.
co chewers, we suit you. Having taken especial
pains in tne selection of the weed, are prepared
to suit any taste. With rapturous and gratifying
emotions our = - W.
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OF SeltIelllenf.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED to the late
Il firm Of Freutiss, Hopkins & Co., either by note
or cunt, are requested 10 call and pay up as Il is
imperatitey necessary that the business OF tho late
firm should be settled without delay.
PRENTlSS 4 HOPKINS,
surviving partners Of Premise, Hopkins d Co.
RavcBDa, August 10, 1872.
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BOOTS 6, SHOES !!

We have them in full varieties. and q very large
stock. Ladies1 No. enamelled boots, only 81 90.
Ladies' black laced CATERS, only Csc. Mems sin
calf boots only So u.s. All other grades at propor-
tionate rates. Chdrsn's cheap fancy bronzed shoes
and bronzed shoes. Ladies' BLACK, lace and con-
gress, spring and .beeed gaitefs. Ladies' patent
tipped and bronzed top boots and buskins Ladies'
and mems calf, goat, kip and enamelled brogans.--
Cents calf, enameled aad patent leather congress
CATERS. CENTS do Oxford ties. In fact everything
buy before calling .a
Bonnets, ribbons, rusches and flowers, we have al
ways beat the world these for assortment, stylc
and low prices. We have only 10 say that we have
this time gone beyond powers of description, ard
our eloquence will fail to portray the beauty otour
stock. Approach them and you will be convinced
down. Full hands. ------ -------- "A.
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HON. RUFUS p. RANNEY,
HON. HENRY B. PAYNE,
HON. DAVID TOD.

Every Democrat 10 the county, who h"s
the success Of our time.honored principles
st heart, will, we trust, endeavor to make
such arrangements In his business as will
enable him to meet with his brethren on
that day. Further particulars will be given
hereafter.
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Legal Notice.


MARY McGILLlN, whose residence is
III unknown, is hereby notified, that Oh the 23d d.
of July, A d. 1859, James McGiln filed in the Court
of Common Pleas within and for tho County Of Por-
tage and Slate of Ohio, his Petition against her ,e
said Mary McGilin, which is still pen ling ther Elm
praying that the bands of matrmony now and sreto
fore existing between him and the said Mary cGiir
may be dissolved and both parties absolved from tht
obligations of the same; and for cause tnereof I'M
Petition alleges adultery the part of the SAID Mari
McGin, and that said Petition will be heard before
said Court on.the 18th day Of October> A, b, 1853,
J. l.. H. q, RANNEY
August ~, le5Va6w.' Atty's for Petitioner.
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NEW GOODS.
PalaSOi Lost.

PaTaSOi Lost.
I'm FRIDAY EVENING LAST, on the
" road from Brady's Lake TO Rsvenna,a BROWN
~lLK PARASuL. The finder will be literally re-
waried by leaving it at this office.
Kayenna, September Z, lS59-lw
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MARRIED.,

At the Paris House, in Paris, on the 29th
u|t., by Brainard Seby, Jr., Esq, Mr.. WEST
LEY w. PRIcHARD and Mrs. LUCY N. RICH
ARDsoN. all of Paris.
At the same place on the lst inst, bv the
same, Mr.. JOHN HosKINs, OF Newton Falls
and Miss MARIA BROAD, Of Freedom. .,.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07

NIdbH1 NUs AU'
For the Best Brass Band,
Comp citing Bands to play the first day Of
the Fair the premium to be awarded
at 8, P. M. of the first dsy. The
winning Band to play during the Fair.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07
SHAWIS.

Black chanLiy lace mantillas, embroidered collars,
undersleeve goods. Black broadclOth and cashmere
very low. Plain and fancy cassmeres, way dOwni'
Summer goods, cottonadps, all grades, and white
checks marseilles. Notified and fancy Dankeens.-
Linens, plain and drilled, farmers aud mechanics
goId medal cassimeres, only SIC. farmers double
cashmere, only 2sc. Queensware, clothlng,- drugs
paints, oils, hardware, notiont, hosiery, gloves,
sive notice. We have full varieties OF wall paper
from DC. to 3ic. Common and velvet bordering at
ready pay prices. parasois, all shades and prices.
Hosiery and gloves, everything desirable Queens
ware, customers all cay sell from Is to 20 per
cent lower than our comp ettors. We ean voueh for
and wooden goods at prices to please oil. We FREE
quenty goods bought elsewhere at from 25 10 30
per cent advance of our prices. Shilling denims,
only 9c, BIeachcd, and fine unbleached cottons, we
can beat the manufacturers on these, as we have
full Stock bought last FALL at mnch lower rates than
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07
RAVENNA MARKET-SEpTEMBER

,uRRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN wRITTLEsEY, RAvENN
.... SUMMIT MILL.
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Cow KILLED sY The CARs.-On Tuesday
evening Of last week, q valuable COW, be-
longing to Mr.. s. L. JENNINGS, Of this VIII
lsge, was run over by the cars, near the
canal bridge, and killed instantly.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07

FAIR AT TwrNsBuRG. Union Agri
cultural Fair At Twinsburg, Summit co.,
commences to-day aud will continue three
dsys. In addition to the attractions of the
Pair, the cantata Of "The Hsymakers," will
be presented, to. morrow evening. under the
large tent, by one-hundred and fifty young
lsdies, in costume, who have been under the
professional training Of Prof. A. BYRON
CElsE. 'C SOS -
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07

THE RAvENNA BOOK STORE is now receiving
a very desirable stock of Baskets, of all Cap
Work, Fancy, Trav, ling, School, Dinner, Market,
Picnic, Toy Baskets.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07

THE RAVENNA BOOK STORE has Willow Cabs,
Willow Work-Stands, Willow Chairs-all new and
pretty, and prices low.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07

SELLING OFF AT CosT.-By reference to
On advertise in to.duy's paper it will be
seen that PREHTlss g. HOPKINS, surviving
partners Of the late fri y Pren,iss, Hop.
kins g. Co., will disposS their stock OF
Goods, for the next thirty OF COST
Those wishing bargains sHUOid avail them
selves of the opportunity now presented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

Official returns from lO2 counties OF kentucky
foot mp for Governor:
Berish Nag fin...........75527
joshua f. 51-Asg 9fsns jo y....ISsl
For Lieut.. nant- Governor:
LIr BOYD ................7f7 ti
Alfred 9sJ-Boyds msjorty...f07 2l
The two counties to hear from will swell the Demo.
cratic majority ty come 200 or 500. Tae aggregate
vote for Governor is 1923; in 1856, but II ,939
votes were cast for President.
- Tie montgomery Ala Afrertiser says spropos
Of the b. Donbelly letter:
eve remember, wear or two ago, the charge Of
sanity was brought sgalnst Gov. Wise. We rei- yed
the idea with contempt, 20 ali sOus slsuder, org
Dsted, without the least foundation, by his political
enemies. And we have more faith in the charge
a. the presert Jay, than We had then. GOV. Wise il
brilliant orator Of fine attainment and one who
did gallant service fOr his psIy in the terrible Conflict
with Acknowledgment which dlstiDgu shed the year
lc55 But must ay tba: in writing tue letter which is
DOW the subject Of co much comment, he has displayed
degree OF n'sobliqny % which W. did not think
him capable. True, the letter intended for
publication, ard expression only Of bis private
views, made % 3 confidential friend. Bnt, that he
have known that there At least some ri.k Of it's
being exposed, sld that he thus placing himself
in the power OF New ok pOlrlcansproyeI bialy the
most dishonest OF their cassis matter Of as,onsh.
nent TO he. The letter, il is said, has fallen like a
thuIcebot among bis friends, and nspIitedthe hopes
Of he opponeEis. AID well, va tank, It may.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
The Mexican Treaty.
WASHINGTON. Ang.


There is but little, if any doubt, from amstancs
which have recently trauepred, that convection OF
treaty between the United States aud Mexico viii
coon be concluded and received here from Minister
McLsne, early in September, in which event Senior
Lerdo will return to New.York, with a view to IN
Guide the pecunary arrangements already initiated by
him, instead of first laying bis plans before the Juares
government, as he originally intended
This treaty will probably be confined mainly to the
United States transit over Mexican territory, with
certain commercial privileges, exemption from Gus
toms duties in that connection together with pro-
vision for adequate means Of protection.
1t is confidently asserted that the compensation fox
these advantages can easily be rendered mutually
satisfactory
Other treaties will be proposed in due time and in
these arrangements there is no doubt provision will
be made for the satisfaction Of the American claims
against Mexico.
Distinguished friends Of the Juarez Government
including number of Mexicans new here regard the
latest Mexican news as additionally encouraging 70
the cause of the Constituencies, and speak Of the
communication by the Archbishop of Mexico ss 8
harmless proceeding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

Ad'ioes by telegraph from Mexico sre important
The Liberals had been accommodated by the
Archbishop Of Mexico, but the decree cOnhscating
the church property Was, nevertheless, going iato
execution, and the bonds of the maturei debt had
risen ten per cent. Mirsmon had dissolved his
Cabinet. Marquee bad reyolted against him, but
was btsieged In Gusdalsjsra. Gen. Vol hsd been
defeated Ill Tamsulipas, losing all his artillery We
have fresh report from Washington respecting the
alleged treaty with Juarez, which, it is now said,
eiu be received from Minister McLane very SOON
Our telegrsphic correspondent sprudently cautious