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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

In sddon the ove three hundred aolsAnd have
been expended the Canal fJE wSDs other Improve
ents curing tie period and ,utueu OF the
woIk has been paced In $ b'sh s.ae y efficiency.
GEO. TALBOT oLYPhANf, PTeGden:,
Tie Beneville and llinoi.town Road has leased lie
Coal lands for sum equs to the interest upon its
Mortgage Bonds 81 O00,OOoD. Tas Coup,ny il now
merged In the Tarre Hsute Alton snd ST. Louis Roai
ard the bonds in question hsve been selling SIS low as
40 for the ID srd g. for lst Mortgage.
The statements of the Philaislphia Banks for the
past two weeks cornuxre "a f,lloxs.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, April. 20, 1859
Ha.~c.~rs Arrives

10, a. = h.l- c,t so ,xsr Yr-vs ice -. Ashss
90 40 s1.,ss aso &C. La 10 Do Tosseeo, so sSgi oss-
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The following toe Curr7ncl, Lsnd Warrant,
end Specie quotations for the week, corrected for
from the rates current at the Banking Office of Messr.
Thompsop. Brothers.
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FOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VA NV
POsr ard sALL RIVER TIE 20 -as.d s.S 49,
uesrer BAY stare. Csp- ysss.'. oav-s NJ y,ri -
TUESDAY THUHsOAvs dsATURpAY o. S a'-.rt IT
spc ne taPlhE sfATE, Cart er,y.,n. on rOSe,
No SN r. - N@ Ter
Heie.Ner no ro"us VII Be- d ,ecared 70
cant ~ 81 The ssule sh.l h,v- 49, % Or 'R~
sriibt % Boston Ia o'wsied ,toa,h ~lsA sr,At a,.,,
EI.Iea FrsiEat ,rsn. 80 "
VA BOROEN, AGENT Nos. 70 .sa n W
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NEW-YORK AND HARLtM RAILROAD.

~ SPRING sRB.NGEaENr
On and sfsr WEDNESDAY, spn s. 1889, rtlps VII esss
ssth.st Station, NeE YoTs as t0l1ss:
7:45a m. f0r Wliam'hriase.
$3.50 q. m. Mail rrain Tor Albany.
9:JOA NJ. For Wilisn'bridEe.
II: 80 & M. For White Psins
2:D .. m. For Wlism,cfdgs.
400 0. m. For Dover Plains
$50 o. IN =. Cor White Plains
o:l0 m.For W nc" rams nom W ats sno Ntotscrs>
$3.50 D. N. For WbhsmsDiidse.
RkrURsMG-Nill leave;
500 A. m. from White Plains.
$50 g. m From Dover PlAius-
$40 q. m. From williamsburg.
7:oo g. IN from White Plains.
s:45. m. Mail Train from Albany.
$50 a. n. From WiisnsbrdEe
leo D. N ..From Nuiamabrdgs
500 o m. From Wrtfe fsius
500 D. N. :. From Wthsmshudss.
MN J. CAMPBELL. ynrchn<neetA
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Defltistrp.

DR l.. MUNSTER, Dentist, OF No. ll6 Bow
~ ~ beg leave ISfOkN his CUSTOMERS sha, a. he
Intend. 20 RE-ihE from the bosDe, INC lst day OF A1gus
next they call 40 have the p-fm,lent ets o. Teeth
b,reofor. ordered from finished b-fore the l5t1 DAY
Of Juy next Otherwise he will not hold nseh bouai TO i
the Older
NERVOUS PERSONS REQUIRING KIND
~ AND GENTLE TREATMENT as well ask Holland re-
,b op.ratiou. invited Of und-frsbed,
where ARTIFICIAL FEErd ss srt-d initiating nature %
ard AZ priCes dating All the Improvements IN
modern Ssrts,ry adopted Teeth sIta:sed hed without
pain. A LADY AgsJs ~ stts udslce -
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Dainis, Oils, Glass, Sr.


ALDEN's DOUBLE EXTRA LARD OIL,
n very nesry equal sperm for oaruing snd ubrcsng 'o
I,Ie b. BEsJ. B. ROCHDEf Sole Agent No 10 BroSdst-
GRAPHITE PAINT, &c.
VI The HERON MINING COMPANY, owners Of The eee'
Mpes u Nass Co 1uty " o. prepared =,
uIn,h purchasers their superior Graphite,
pared the dry fr "a nEs and 1uGts purposes. aud
asuTed aid ed 10 oil Paint Tor roof, out
houses ,hips AID tn wo'sI &c. This Patat WI
pIoect et,s from AID wood from decay being niesT-c
nb ether by the sctOu Of -. rfc,s OF he
uheIe Iii, extensively IN In the Fre1ch .nt American
nsyip, and Gnpl. tssnoDs Of superiority and durability
can BE- iarr ished by t1s As-9,s,
ID p fIEMANH & Co No. - Fulton At, " Y.
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INSTRUMENTATION 81 the porn, compared vita
la56 5000 bale. ErPosrs-Iperesse 20 Gr-st Britain,
sorarsd Eih 1855 s. coo bxs; s1sesss - Fr.aee 5000
increase to ether foreign poss 50oo TcA! increase IL
oorts s. zoe bales.
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Receipts OF Predace...ArRIL 10.
BY h< Enc Railroads 5oa bba Tou- so DO. WHISKY 90
AccGel so DO Efs - do Gr-s.e, 20 TSls L-s,her ~
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hy1i, ~ Frys.e N tou1hsrn ssTk Il .bAl r. ron- re
"a. business Coz eat Of Europ- ccn moe,
III. fogins ef tn IN Co',oo 'Lce
IA, s.r last 4. 60 % pared prrgoCs fosr ysas:
1883. 1888. 1857. 1910. 1870.
a.e, AZ P-,, j 81 sOs 2sj.oo0 27o7ooo So51n $3.50
FIpis o g. SIS 80 l,laJe0 Ices LSisg 80 -
E1p' 20 p. so, 20 9fH9 s'LHT 's'~ -'o''V
Err, oth- $1,000 1850. go ~.
er Ports. $500 135eNo ~ 40 Ss7,go 49,
Total EtytA 2 $1,000 L7b"eo LOCO l-1n i'o.ee
s.'t % band. $4,000 10000 t.lmo b''p S''"'
or which daring the past vees Bcladed 10 NE aoCTe; .
Rec't5 81 PA. - go 800 $50 ttsD 49,
s1p B. 9ao e.e $3.50 1870 .f.a
Ez2tsto r.. 200 le,c9 -,or9 i-'VV If'VVS
"a. Other 1900 49,. 80.
r - $50. tcs ooo ~ 30 t.0Oo 1890 la6Os
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UEROSENE OILS.
~ gOTICE
tn. enhancement Of the KEROSENE WORKS being now
eoEp.a ed, = ave noti = thar - - $500
ALL Orders FROM THE TRADE
VIII De 6Ilsd promptly AT H1W TAEiFF PRICES.
H. Y. kLROsESE OIL CO.,
No. s. Beavers, " Y.
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uIOsON RIVER RAlLROAD.-From Io-l

IS59 ira % vii leav- Cnambsgsst u.tou ~ follow,
Express TRIMS =. IN. aud m. Albaoy Mai Train Han
for Poushkeepsie Ia and l:o ,ui S:l5 tos DosaI
Very, aDd li5 sud4 End lN:pp For sns s,ns as
o. u FOR Pessskil $3.50 The PoushAeeps@ P>.A.lln
Sis Sing Dobbs ferry Trains stop the Way s,tOos
Pasensers taken Chamber CaIs Chrstophsr
o. u AID Albany .bou Is minutes later On susda.ase N
q SMITH STRAIGHTFORWARD
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NETWORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1859. SPRING ARRAN0ChENr. l6a
CommsDcit April I 1889.
Passenger station In New YoTh corner Of 9Th and shsS
Entrance Ntbs- - -
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For Eew-Hsven T. a. ID. (eND llta $40 leI $3.50 an
4:i5 o. NJ For BRIDGEPORT IN. (sx)i MAS, S:i5 (eIl
$3.50 AS For Ni ford STAFFORD Fairfield suthpot
ard We,tport a. 1875 $50 ana as p. m For Not~.l
79am.tI2t., 3:l5 (eHl, $50 ass, $50 YoT Osrs
and Gresnw1cb T. ga l2:i5, $50 ass, $50 N. Va
Stamford. 7. (rx) De- m l2ib, S:b (exl Si5, ~ 10
o. m For Port Chester ard intermediate SAtions N
las, $3.50, AS, $50, $50 2. IN
COrNEcrING TRAINS
For Boston ga m Tex h. Sis (sIl For HIrsord Al
spp sfrld ten 1913 p. NJ. (ex For Connocaous Hse
Railroad Montreal. m. (rx J. and $40 2. m teh)
Nortbsmptop FOR New Sayen New London and s.ohns,oi
IA road and S;i5 For Cam. Railroad % Noro
smpton tex and u: Is 2. Eor bousatonic h.irosd
81 m. For Nauestucs Rsbosd ss IN, S:l6 ?. Pof Dan
bury and Norwsk ailrosd, Ia NJ $3.50 q IN.
JAMES r. HOYr Superintendent
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Mafbiuerp.
stranroais sao aauIGens

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH
< EAST or NEST, .hoold bay s.iors stn7as AFrLf
TONS HALLWAY GUIDE froe $ cent: Pc eS<I nan
males "a. .rsToer 20 see q. sAnos HOW BE sHALi
FEAVxI u oil ,A-e uzny aolsr oy ssc-r-nI oory
y. AyPLErOH T. Co, tathsners,
Eoa IS Ans ga srosavsy
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rT'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE N, SrOVn,,

n TON, tof sos-Os aid PROVIDENCE -In.,I.v-
re snortes ans most etert csrryins The Csxtern Nal
fns TssDs, rLfhOUfH ROCK. Capt !o.I etr. -,
COMMODORE, CAPT starss IN corpe,.Ion - ~
s1oslN6TON and PROVIDENCE ana sOsros =.
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, lssvi-, Ne..YoFt ,sIr ~ 20
sstsrypi.cs, ocoek n, AMI s,oufnssnn .. 20 es
or On Tie arrival Of he MAJ suo Witch .sys, ~
I:l0pn ss& u
The COMMODORE, RON Ne~.tors, Hore,, w.S,..x..
Ard Fnasy tvm soanstot rus1iay Thar.S.y - r,.
friday. ">aS ~
s-nce and Session, n tae Express Nal yrsin $780, -.
places In styaoce Of tSoss By other rou,es IN ,,s,
al the early norrns hnes correcting North AID Fat 49,
fe that prefer q rsusiD board ~ steamer ,o,ev -,
rest unaisnreed ere.kssb dssred ana ssvs Hs1sr.s.
The N trStn-
Fa.e rom Providence 70 Re~Yor, 50 certa
each way.
Tor pss,sse ser ssSe or r-irht sv,v q, 49, a.
steamer ~ the Rresht Okas Pier No Nora Ny,, - -
the Office, No 10 ssttsrY-nlsce rsS n IS y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Or
IN and srer HONOAy April 4th 1889 add ul.u flher 10.
tce Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of puAnsF h
lows, viz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS g, g. IN, for ountlTk sna BuesIo.
and prncid.l Int. mediate stations.
MAIL TRAIN st m for Duukirf and Buffalo ARD Inter
mediate starons
r.lu St. via Pisrmont 1I suIsns aud intrmsds Staous-
WAY PASSENGER st4 p. IN, for Nevoursh, hiddletosu.
and uterine date 3 stioua
MIGHT EXPRESS A. s p. % Tor Dunkirk and Buffalo.
fhe above trains run daily Sdnisys excepted
yhese Trains connect At Elmis WITH ths cnfs,
and Eissma sss Railroad for Niagara ysns q
ptoD with the syracuse and Brgasnptoa haosd os
Sonins the aunAo Conius sud Mes Yorh
Railroad for Rochts snd SuSs o. Great Benz with the
Delaware Lcks ana Western Railroad tor Scranton: -
Horpelesye With the Buffalo and kegYork CITY ksfieSsd
and a. Buffalo Durkk vtb the Lake Snors hhosd fos
CHARLES MORAN. President
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FLUSHING RAlLROAD-Leaves Fulton A.r.
Il ke; Wharf by steamer FNOcq DEAN a6:B s.,I "A
4 IN. and and p The Cars leave Flashing L Na
8 and l0a ~ and and p melting sad exeeaatix,
gers with the sost .. Hunteis Point Fre . eeats
M n. SMITH R@e>i., .
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THE NETWORK and NEW HAVEN KALI
Il ROAD COMPANY have REMOVED their Otaces from
No Rsnoyer r. 70 Passenger Dept corner Of isv ans
EiAst
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NAY BOAT for ALBANY. - Steamer ARnE
~ MA every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SAIDAr
rom foot Of H,rrson- 81. q. O'Clock g
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,,l 70. roft for four months. 1855 s59 81 sSs 81! 81
-he foIIoslps 10 eta emsn. Of toe earnings soi ex
p4rses of the PntsbGrgo, FOt Wayne and Cnicsso
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-18
MONDAY, JULY Is, 1859.

State Us. John Beck, charged with assaulting
Thomas Smith, and the State vs. Thomas Smith,
charged with assaulting John Beck Cross actions
Gases dismissed.
The recognizances of Benjamin Cole, John Figg,
A. Suzbach, Conrad Ritchway, Louisa Neal and
Daniel Monahan were forfeited.
The Court adjourned until Saturday morning
next at II O'Clock.
CRcUlT Court FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
Saturday:
Mayor and City Council u.s. Michael Moan; mo-
tion to dissolve the injunction heretofore issued to
stay proceedings at law upon execution obtained
by defendant against complainant, on judgment in
the Court of Common Pleas. Argued by Sterling
for complainant and Reynolds for defendant. I'm
der curia.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon Wm L. Mar
shall, Judge. The following business occupied
Saturday:
Richard S. Hardesty Us. John Harris; an action
on promissory note. On trial.
~ sUeE9IoR CoURr.-Hon; z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied Saturday:
REYNOLDS ct. al. The Mayor and City Coun-
Gil Before reported. The Court delivered its
opinion on the prayers submitted and argued, and
counsel went before the jury. On trial
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Id w NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump Judge
Frederick Pinckney, Esq, Deputy States Attorney
prosecuting. The following occupied Saturday:
State rs. Catharine keenan,, charged with assault
ing Henrietta Schwitzer. Case dismissed Each
party to pay their costs. The Court thought
Catharine more sinned against than SHINING
State Us. Julius Buck, charged with an assault
upon Ann Wesling. Guilty Fined So and costs.
Total Sll.
State Us. George Emerich, charged with assault.
ing Charles During "a lad). During stays in law
yers office on Fayette street, near St Paul. and has
been in the habit of whistling at persons passing
along the street, and otherwise annoying them.
Emerich considered himself insulted and slapped
the boy in the face. The Court thought the boys
behavior was very ill-mannered and deserved a
little punishment. Dismissed.
State Us. Jacob Holbein, charged with assaulting
Helen Lintzberger Case dismissed; each party to
pay their own costs.
State Vs. Peter Kneing, charged with an assault
on Isabella Carr. Guilty. Fined So and costs.
Total $l5.75.
State us. John Conner, charged with resisting
and assaulting police officers Wither6eld and Tai
bott. Guilty. Imprisoned two weeks and fined so
cents and costs. Total $3.50. ~ i ia
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stlunttarp anN Commercial Rsbieu.
BALrIMORE, July l6, 1859.


There moderate business done to-day in Stocks,
the sales at the Board amounting in value to upwards of
$4,000. The leading fancy baltimore and Ohio Rail
road decidedly weaker the sales showing decline
in it since yesterday of 81 per share Most of the other
stocks on the list were however firm at yesterday
figures. OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there 700
shares sold to-day 1t opened at S56H buyer 90 days and
S564 regular way, these figures being decline of on
the prices obtained yesterday, but it subsequently fell
off and the closing made at s55H seller 60 and
60 after 30 regular way and SON. buyer
60 days The stock closed regular way at S554 bid,
s55% asked OF Northern Central Railway there were
300 shares sold 5000 at 1eX buyer days and 100
sI9k buyer days. and 100 at $9H, buyer IA days and
the market for it closed at $94 bid $l9h asked regular
way the closing bid being less than the closing bid OF
yesterday We note sales also of 100 shares Canton
SsA, II shares Baltimore and Cuba Mining and Smelt-
ing Company at sos and of shares Union Bank s76'
The transactions in Loans to-day light but the
ket for this class of Stocks continues very We
sales of 81 s25 City 6's 1890 OO $500 81
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1875 bonds at S3k; and
81 900 do 1885 do at 49, Baltimore and Ohio s6s closed
at "a bid, 81 asked and Northern Central 1855 67
bid, 67A asked. Mining stocks continue quite firm,
Santa Clara closed to-day at sl4s bid Sl5H asked and
Gardner Hill at s2H bid, s2A asked regular way.
rIfr % Al TTuOpD CTnCu pn.pr
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For shipp1ngIntelligence, see 4th PAGE

ANOTHER ATLANTIC CABLE.-It appears that
another attempt to lay cable across the Atlantic
is about to be made. Letters have been received
in this city by the Canada from Mr. Cyrus W. Field,
who is in London, to the effect that the direc-
tors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are active
y at work maturing their plans to have the enter
prise ofuniting America and Europe by means of
the electric wire carried out in he most permanent
and successful manner. The first measure we be
leve, will be an attempt to raise the old cable, with
view, doubtless to discover the of the break
in the continuity which rendered the first enterprise
valueess after all the labor and moneyexpended on
it. If this be accomplished, which is more than
doubtful it may enable the engineers to avoid the
difficulty, whatever it was, which rendered the pre-
vious attempt inoperative.-NeD York Herald.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BORUSSIA
THEIR FROM EUROPE.

NEW York, July lG.--The steamer Borussia
from Southampton, with dates to the evening of
4th inst. has arrived anticipated by the Weser).
She passed the steamer Fulton on the 9th.
The second edition of the Londos Times of the
4th, contains teegraphic dispatches from Italy,
but merely letters of correspondents.
A Te Deunl chanted at Notre Dame on Sun
day for the victory at Solferino. The same act of
thanksgiving took place in all places of worship
throughout France on that day.
Naval preparations actively going on at
Toulon and Brest
Another division of the army of Lyons would
leave shortly for Italy, and various qualities of
projectiles continue to be forwarded.
Prussia had given positive assurances that the
recent measures adopted with regard to her mill
tary forcesar not taken with view to hostiliies,
and that France may remain perfectly tranquil on
that score.
Confidence had been somewhat restored in COM
mercal circles in France since the victory of Sol
ferinO.
letter from Lyons says that orders have been
received by manufacturers from the United States
to compensate them for what they lost by the war.
1t is feared, however, that the failure of the sugar
crop this year will create serious difficulties for the
next year.
LONDON, July 4.-Consols closed at 93@93H.
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r, SUDDEN DEATH.-Lt. Bayard E. Hand, of the U.
,. = navy ~ died in in this town this morning, after a
er Fulton at Norfolk having just returned from the
Paraguay expedition, being one of the officers in
command OF the steamer Southern Star He was a
native of Rome, Ga, and about 2s years of aye
Wilmington Herald 'rsi 57 ToT' l,
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NEW YORK MARKETS, July 16-Ashes.-The mar
ket is quiet sales of 60 bbs pot at S51SAG5.25, and
pearls at $5S1A.
Coffee is quiet vet firm in price-saes of2O0 bags st
Domingo at l0S cts. and $50 do Laguayra at 1lA cts.
Cotton.-The inquiry is limited, yet prices are firm
sales OF 800 bales prices within range We quote
YORK CLASSIFICATION.
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For Europe .

New YORK, July l6.-The steamer City of Balti-
more sailed hence at noon for Liverpool, with 3lO
passengers and 81 ,090, 900 in specie.
The steamer Vanderbilt, which sails this after.
noon, will take nearly a million in specie also.
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EXPORTS FROM OMRATTINfopp

LIvERPooL-Ship Alice Wilson
100 hhds tob Geo, bbls flour blocks soon stona
80, $50 slaves, 500 1870 feet timber P ~'
WEST lNDIEs-Br. brigt Jabe.
445 bbs. flour. 60 do. meal loo bushels corn On
dds bread 100 do pork terces hams, pkgs lard
5O boxes candles. 10 kegs tallow JIG
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Attorney General Blacks Opinion on til
Right ofExpatriation

WAsHINGToy, July 17.-Previous to the prepara-
tion OF the recent official letter to our minister at
Berlin, instructing him to demand of the Hanove-
ran government the surrender of Mr.. Ernst. At
torney General Black, at the request of the Presi-
dent, rendered an opinion in the case maintaining
the general right of expariation as ncontestible;
and that, in regard to the protection of citizens
in their rights, at home and abroad, we have no
law which divides them into classes or makes any
difference whatever between them. That a native
and naturalized American citizen may, therefore.
go forth with equal security over every sea and
through every land under heaven, including the
coun ry in which the latter was born. Either ofthem
may be taken for debt contracted or a crime
committed by him, but both are absolutely free
from all political obligations to every country but
their own. They are both American citizens, and
their exclusive allegiance is due the government
OF the United States. In Judge Blacks opinion,
the Hanoverian government cannot justify the ar
rest OF Mr. Ernst by showing that he emigrated
contrary TO the laws of that country unless it can
also be proved that the original right of expatra-
tion depends on the consent of the atural sover-
eign and this last proposition he is sure no man
can establish.
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Kansas constitutional Convention. -f
81. LOUIS, July 16-The Kansas Constitutional
Convention to-day fixed the northern boundary
OF the State, the original Nebraska line
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

yesterday not noticed in our report of some 400 bbls
Whiskey at 27927H cts.
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TAN BARK FOR PoTAToEs.-This subject is bropobt
before the farmers of England, by a communities
lion in the Mark Lane Express. The writer claims
thirty-hve years practice in this matter. He does
not cut his potatoes for setting but sets them whole
ana the largest ne can select The rows are thirty
inches apart, and the potatoes are nut nine inches
from each other in the row. The land is plowed
only eight inches deep, treads the manure firmly in
the burrows puts in the tubers, and covers them in
win tan refuse nine inches deep, instead of earth
ing up In this way he reports that in 1857 he rails
ca 90 bushels of potstoes-not a rotten one among
them-to the acre, with nothing but waste tan as
covering. This is of great Importance, the tan
refuse being of little or no value, and fit can
be put to so important and advantageous use
as in this case it should be widely known and prac
tised
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INOUESTV.

DR.. Greentree, coroner, was called on Saturday
morning TO hold an inquest over the body of a col
ored female child, which was found in Cathedral
street, near Eager. The verdict of the jury was
''stil-born''
The body of negro boy, about IL years of age,
was found floating in the water at the foot of Con
way street, yesterday evening, about O'clock
An inquest was held by DR.. Battee, coroner, and
the jury rendered verdict of accidental drown
ing The boy is supposed to have belonged on
vessel lying at the wharf
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SECOND DESPATCH. I

ST: LOUIS, July IA telegraphic despatch from
San Francisco to Gilrey, several hours ater than
the departure ofhe mail furnishes three days later
advices from British Columbia Frazer river had
risen twelve feet in four days, and Fort Yale and
all the houses on the beach were overlowed and
several swept away. Mining operations were en-
tirey suspended. The steamer Fernon had brought
down seventy-fve thousand dollars in gold
The Columbia river had risen forty-fye feet
above low water mark, between the Cascades and
Dallas and the whole country was submerged from
the Cascades to Vancouver, there not being twenty
acres of land above the water.
Charles L. Scott nominated for the south
ern Congressional district by the Lecompton Con-
yention.
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From Mexico


New ORLEANS, July l6.-The steamer Tennessee,
from Vera Cruz, with dates to the l3th and S25 900
in specie, has arrived
Mr. Brooklyn has the project of a treaty between
Mexico and the United States.
President Juarez has issued decree declaring
church property to be national property.
The British steamer Teriot sailed on the 5th,
with two millions and quarter in specie.
The revoutionists in Yucatan had quietly dis.
persed, after capturing Ex-Governor Berrera.
Miramon was proposing to issue 5000, 900 OF
forced paper currency He was also about raising
forced loan from all the native citizens of from
nine to five hundred dollars each.
The Tennessee detained to enable Mr.. Nc
Laneto send important dispatches to Washington.
President Juarez had published political man
itesto contiscating the church's secular property
His minister of finance is among the passengers by
the Tennessee. He comes to negotiate loan on
the church property.
Tekio had been captured by the Liberals.
Several vessels had been lost in a violent hurricane
on the coast of Tuspan The French bark Annahuac
had been lost off Tampico.
Juarez's manifesto prohibits the clergy from
holding office, and throws them on the voluntary
support of the laity; abolishes internal custom
houses and internal taxation.
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NEW WooL.-The receipts of the new clipped
wool appear to be enormously heavy. The arrivals
per Erie Railroad alone have increased 1000 bales
for the past week.