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wArcH Rxrunss.-Ellrabe,h aoldin. David

WATCH REruRNs.-EliEabeth Goldiu, David
Richards, colored, H. Thomas, COL, John Green
anas Pryor, colored, drunk and disorderly; work
mouse % days each Bill Mason, colored. do: fine
and costs S3I5 NO'' Inv
u snnd day., McCuen,, drunk. and vagrant;
MARY Calligan and Sam'l Clancy, do; workhouse
% days each. Charles Vigrand col , drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs, 8 Is
, west Lockup.-Frank Jemmison drunk and
aisorderly fine SO, Catharine Jemmison, do;
workhouSC M days. Patrick Donnelly drunk: do
w days Peter Carrico, do do. 81 days
.yARrTSs .bd Rh11dr5TT, OR PnYsIoLosIcAL RE-
OF self inflicted Diseases and tho results of carly
aPract,ce the causes that frequently lead t. I'M
pelling the mssiyinRs that Frequently take hold of
work ra d" sth scoo ssss The
shG rs sd With ShossP n ryice and
New York. Price IS cents. Sent free.
For sale 20 this city by Ford Bro. corner Penn.
avenue al" llth ST. apls-law4w
,SSAIcHED FROM THE GsAyE.--Yearly there are
Mrs Garder Indian Balsam Of liver wort and HSar
nonnu. u Is enectIns renarkabIe cures and is for
Sa'e a' al the Druggists. ma l0.lw
sna Wss4 P,sy and
fhiiadelpfla Confectionery, corner 18th and F SITS
MEN's DRESS SUIrs,
YourHs' Dar,, SUITS, Mems Business s"''''
Youths Business Srits,
Chiidren's School Suits
Moan WALKER & Co, Marble Hail Clothing
store, Browns Hotel Building. would rnspectiniy
s1hofnce that their annual display of Spring and
summer ClGtblng Is now ready FOR inspection. 1t
Youths Clothing of the and richest designs
an material, trimming, and workmanship.
fashionable articles OF dress, an opportunity is now
oeIod Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
OF Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
"uccu PrieeS' ap9-ly
PsNNIKs;-ThOse in want of Pennies, or small
con-, 10. change, can always obtain them appll
cation az the counter OF the Star Ofhoe. IF
SANFoRD's Liver INvrGoRAroR-Dr. Sanford,s
Liver lnyIgorator will cure Liver Complaint. j aun
known to us, whose word cannot be doubted, have
given theIr cerlhcates To prove this and with such
mass OF evidence who can doubt?
IL truly the invads friend and will give relief
when al other remedies fail, and In some instances
that have COME un,er obsery alton 1t seemed the
means IL Of snstchng ITS victim from The grave We
one bottle, for n viii surels give relief.
Sold by all Druggists. ma 9-2wr
IL GOTHAM, when tho sun Is low,
Tome forth ~ swarns the insect foe,
And for our blood they bore, YOU know
And suck 10 IN most rapidly;
DEATH embrace are stifened quite,
lfLyon's Powders chance to light
7 . IN their obscure vicinity.
The effect Of this powder Is almost instantaneous
death to al the insect tribe. Gardens can he yre-
served and houses cleared Of the vermIn pest IN is
ty,st from poison, and harmless to mankind and do
nestlc animal All genuine signed r.. Lyon. Pow
ders for insects. Pills for rats and mice.
sample TASKS Tsxpia, sIzes 50 S Cts and g.
Also, tho Mexican Mustang Liniment.
ap 2l-Imeow
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Financial.

Nkw YORK, May 16.-Stocks wer. lower Ger
eraiIy during w." board. hut flrnqr sHlseou.,tI,
! E aS and Rock Island 81; Illinois Central
Cenrr,I "a miehigan Southern ga; New York
III NJ . 50 "a; Coal Co II; Read ny a. <: Mil
ana S Miss % Virginia 6's 9is; Missouri g. 81.
Sterling exchange quiet az IICk -
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LOCAL NEWS.

"TEE STAR PUBLIsHEs THE LISTS OF LETTERS
lESEiNISS IN TIE WksHIN6ToS CITY Posr OFFICE
vSpER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
rHEN ~ PRINTED IN The NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
or THE OFFICE. ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is
NOES TUsN DOUBLE THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY
yEiSTED ~ THK DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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Baltimare NInrhets

BALTIMORE, May I6.-BreadStlfts closed un,s,
ued ana excited; Howard street and Ohio aou,
was he Id at 25c: advance on SATURDAYS rates I'm,
no sales We're affected iN'ee' ou'
w heat buoyant; white 81 s5as9 10
6orh closed dropping white ala,rlc
ness pork SiSaSIS.o5 'huehey "
Whisky closed quiet city Doc Ohio Ale
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Fire in NexO1Ienns. Etc

NEW ORLEANS, May l6.-The Lafayette sugar
rennery and adjoining buildings Were consumed
by lire this morning -. .-
The Nolksfest festival takes place at the Creole
Race Course to-day. Not less than 20,UO persons
were present this forenoon.
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AUCTIOG SALES.

By J. 6. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctuu-rrs
R0OHCASES, PIGEON HOLES, SHELVES,
~ DESKS, MATING, &C.-On TUESDAY Az,
TERNOON, May 18th, at 3 o'clock, on the nor tn
PortIco OF the State Department, shall sell, lot
Of "
bookcases, Pigeon Holes. Shelves,
Desks, Tables, Chairs. Stands,
Cocoa Mating, Carpet, Oilcoth, &c.
Terms cash.
ma l3d }. G. MCGUIRE Il Co. Aucts
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BY A. GREEN. Anctloneer.

By A. GREEN. AnctIoneer.
DARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR NITUR r.
AT AUCrIoN-On TUESDAY, the nth insta Mt
shall sell at the residence of gentleman decln-
ing housekeeping, No. ASH 18th street, between f.
and streets north, at 10 o'clock a. m, good lot of
Furniture, such as
Mahogany Marble top Pier Table.
Do. Sofa, Chairs, aud Rocker,
Do. Etagere and Bookcase.
Do. . Arm Spring seat Castor Chairs,
Fine English Brussels Ca'pet,
Curtains, Cornices, and Fixtures,
Mahogany French Bedstcads,
Do. Dressing Bureaus,
Do. WardrOi,es and Washstauds
Chamber Carpet and Mating,
Hair, Cotton, and Shuck Mattresses,
r, ather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Com forts, Quilts and Cou ter panes,
Blankets, Sheets, and Cases,
Lounges, Stoves, Toilet Sets,
Shoves aud longs, Looking glasses.
With manv other articles.
Terms: All sums under SCI, cash: over S2n a
credit of 81 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
caring interest
ma Is A. GREEN Auct
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Arrival off Cape Race

ST. JOINS, May I6.-The Arago from Liver.
ol on the 4th arrived of Cape Race Yesterday
snrersede the necessity Of transmitting her dis
patches, both having left England on the same
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Alexandria Markets

ALkxANDRIA, May I7.-Flo'r; small salss AZ
S5.15 for Union street tup rfne
al 81 S0aSl SIS We tu0'o
Corn; sales Of white at 95a9Sc
No sales Of rye or oats
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Destructive Fire.

CINCINNATI, May l6 A fire took place here yes
terday morning, consuming keinble Weed s
planning machine, Schooley 4 Co s refrigerator
mandatory, WIN. Nabor's chair factory, and .
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Excitement Among the N. ". Italians.

called meeting for to- morrow evening 40 e,nrsss
sympathy With their native country The call
SAYS Italy has enunciated her war cry n has
naGh'a Us; ana we, TalPitating with JOY. have
exclaimed 'AHI RsScOSSa - Italia ItaiiSns ths
the hour so long expected, has come; ali around
the flag ui-color let MS nv 10 assist the aus %
our country o W
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BALTIMORE. May 10 The President this morn
Ing. accompanied by the Secretary Of the Tressu
General, arrived here 10 examine the ste ~, ~
L. :. Courthouse. He was received al Rarnum,s
Hotel by few friends; afler which. accompanied
by Judges Giles and Mason. they visited the pro
posed localities The President looked well. and
manifested considerable activity. They will dine
at Barnums to-day.
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Nv A. GREEN. Anct.oneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE GRocFpIrS

Il &C, AT ACTION, BY ORDER ,yF mar Os Ps.
tnl I'm FRi DA y, z1uh instant. stall sell nv
.iutr 81 tac Orphans Court at 20 O'clock a m \,
w tihl' nc" 81 The late Isaac Stoddar d dec, asei
pn ne corner OF "a and f. streets south Island
WV iA'o"oeS SUCH
iahorany Sofa and Chairs, Rocker
bureaus, Bs'isteads, and WaShstands
Cooking and other Stoves
CrockeTy Ware, Kitchen Reouis;tAs
Terms cash. 'N''oe' &c
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ELIZABETH SToDnARD. Adm,
ma 10 A, GREEN AMI

MI 1hShAL SALEi-ln virtue Of \ writ of fer,
cunt SSurt OF the District of Columbia for the coun
y "i Washington and tO directed. 4 will CIV noso
10 FubIc tae for cash, front of the Cont HPDss
"ne {" i sa'a e%gnt, MONDAY, the 9Th day Of
property, To wit, viz: All defendant's ITbt ,,dio
caln ard interest ~ and to Lots Nos s. and S In
>quatte "" rS ~ the city of Washington, ID. c.
thereon. seized and levied upon as the property Of
Idnrs u 1votnhe, and Will tie sold 10 satisfy Judi
cian No ~, TO May term. l85a. in favor Of 1'hcma.
IA. Hayden. w SEInEN lh."os
IS is for the Distric, n .sNinhi
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Movements Of fine Pre.iden,.

evening" The loss 10 set down at $4,000, about
nail oi which Is covered by insurance.
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a J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts

BY J. G. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE AND ELIGIBIY SITUATEn
IAPkoNED AND UNINPRovED PROPERTY IN THy
Truhnnrr Nakn.T AUCTION On THURSDAY A.
IhhNOON, May 18th, at S O'Clock, ON the prem
ises We Shal sell, the following valuable prope,ty
IN the Order II Is named below. viz: 10y
SuhdlylslOn of Lots Nos. 9. To- aud n in Sou,..
= belng on the corner of and 2Ist strects SIrst
Nard The corner lot 81 by lSS feet ipches IS I'M,
proved oy double cottage house,Tv go and
torhaceS The house contains IL apartwSl bes,das
ooIhs, Tor wood, coal. and other purro-es TbeTe
III Aclent water on the premises, dry well In tbe
cV ,r lot preserving meats, &c, the summer
hee Lots west OF the coTear, fronting % fsat o..
street, 10y lSS feet inches. One Iot adiointnh
fronting on street - feet inches nv ISs fee. =
inches with side lot ~ fact inches IN "a foct
Also Lot square los, with sta bic thereon az foo,
Z InoheS 10y rs feet inches "' " iO0'
SUBDIVISION of Lot No. n. Square las comnepc
ing ~ inc corner of and 18th straets AMI aInI.s
!uE FIX I-rs each p feet front l. street 81 faet
n.3ls. Ihese lots are particularly desirable f,r
DuhS class oil houses that DO On ar i'm this,
iax, ana winch pay large rcturn on tie
Also, Lots, same Square 81 feet inches BY 10
inches by $50 feet. "O'e' pieed
These Lots command hos M
~ lh a. tnrt W HshlngtOn, and. situated ON tba
nuge; nave excellent drainage. The lots corDer ~
and 2l't streets particularly suited t , a %
Jence. N'N ms tosi-
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in e. - ard
vs. nths with interest secured by deed Of trust
tuS la J.. e. Mcguire Cn Apc,.
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MARSHAL's sALE.-In yirtne ola wit %

NAhSHAL'S SALE-ln virtue ola writ of 6erI
w aclas issl"d from the Clerks office of the Or
cut Court "f the District Of Columbia for the coun
" oi W aAhlugtOn and To directed 4 will exnosa
70 pubic sale for cash, in front of the Cont UpDse
d1or oi saId county, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of
June 9. at y O'Clock IN, the following descrihsi
property. to wit, viz: All defendants night title
ann and Interest In aud 10 Lot No. ~. OF the sub
division made by the heirs OF Jnhn Dayidson Of
oTSlnal Lots Nos 4, 3, IT, u. ~ and ~ in Souare
10 "a, fronting an Vermont aveLue, in the CITY af
washington, II. G., together with ali and siDgnlaT
the improvements thereon, seized and LEVIED Inon
a the property Of Otis Preston aud Lew Stowel,
and WI be sold 10 satisfy Judicials No "a n May
term, 1853, la favor Of CuriIs ". Graham '
w. SELDEN. Marshal
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COMMERCIAL

LIVERPOOL, May 3.-Cotton-the sales of the
last TWO days amounted TO 1850 bales including
2,wO 10 spectators and for export. All qualities
have declined. Clare's circular says the decline
is fully sd, and some other authorities saw II is
nearly I'D. The market closes dull and irregular
Observation-Disclosures Spence Il Co. quote
the market as closing buoyant with large specu
tive inquiry. All qualities have considerably
advanced, but prices are unsettled and the market
greatly excited
ifovlslons-rhe market generally closed with
an advancing tendency, but quotations are nomi
nal speculative feeling still continues
Prcduce-Rice generally closed buoyant and
holders demand an advance. Sugar is quiet Salt
petre has advanced Is. Other articles are pener-
ally slow of sale, but prices were unaltered
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THE LATEST.


VIENNA, May 1.-The Arch-Duk Ferdinand
MAMMALIAN is discharged from the Governor Gen
eralship of lOmbardv and Venice
BERLIN, May THE increasing uncertainty OF
political affairs has caused Prussia to resolve 10
put her remaining corps armee in readiness to
march.
MARsEILLEs, April 29.-Advices from Rome 10
the 10Th, have been received. A proclamation has
been issued by General GuyOn. recommending
the Inhabitants TO remain tranquil. Disappearing
OF any manifestations, even of pacific nature
and reminding the populace that assembling in
The street In crowds was already forbidden
Eight Thousand Austrians had arrive q at A ncona
city OF the Pontihcal states, the Adriatic
abo"t ia miles northeast from n ONE
TERM, MAY The King left this morning 70
take command Of the sandman army.
The AustrlanS in large numbers have quilted
Piacenza, and have pro- laimcd a state of hseige
hey appear to have concentrated their forces on
the left bank of the river Pc
TRIESTE, April RI The Austrian Llovds Com
pdny have discontinued their ships TO foreign
ports.
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MET ENGLISH PRINTS at8 cents. from Ben
w nets auction, per ship A gamemnon's sunkcn
caryO-4,p~ yards Schwabo K Coz best, now in
store.
From auction also, loo Bingham Lawns
dresses 10 yards eaCh-at SI2S
50 pieces Chaas at lee. worth IS.
JOHNSON & SUTTON,
INA Is st corner 8.h st. AMI Pa av
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BY JAS. C. McGUIRE6 On Ano,,ono...

by JAS: Z: MCGUIRE d CO., Aucuoneers
I'hCSIEt,S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Il PROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET wEsT
BETWEEN u AND STREETS NORTH, AT Public
ArCrIoS:-On THURSDAY AFTER NOON, May
deed from George McNa1g htOn and wife, dated
August 5th, 1855, and duly recorded in LibeT ]. l.
y, No. So foos l79 ct seq, the subscriber will Sc
at public auction Lot numbered twelve, tl2,l in
square numbered four hundred and eighty six ts9e
fronting twenty hive 1851 feet Sixth street west
between q and n streets north, Running hack eigh-
U-hve !a5' feet To an alley, with the improvements
consisting of a two story Brick Dwelling HOuse
with back building and bakery attached.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, L., and
IL months, with interest, secured by deed in trust
on the premises.
All conveyancing at the cost Of purchaser.
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THE NEW FRENCHIoAN.

i II n.
Private letters from Paris express an anticipa-
uon that the new French loan will he offered i'm a
per cent stock at Off, being about per cent
lower than the lowest prices fixed in the loans du-
ing the Russian war
The Paris correspondence of the Times saws IL
IS 'umored that De Langle leaves the Cabinet A
declaration of war on the part of France against
teuT Of the I'd.
The Austrian ambassador had not left Paris
The Vienna correspondent of the Times saws
That the Porte is preparing for war, and Omar
tinople.
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The note of preparation for war was sounding
In England. Royal decree has been issued Of
ferlnS bounty of EIO to seamen with the inten-
uon oi recruiting ten thousand additional men
Ihere was also great activity in the dock wards
and England is evidently preparing for war
great number Of failures were reported ON the
London Stock Exchange.
MesSrs. WOLF Co, of Berlin, had suspended
considerable failure was reported at Vienna
and 1t was expected that the impoverisEment and
rum at the Paris Bourse during the week would
be beyond all example. No more failures were
reported on Monday
Consols closed ut e9IaaO.
The Cotton market was depressed 1t Liverpool
Oh Monday id. per pound
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tn NEW GOODS
i HE Subscribers would invite the attention of
purchasers to their desirable stock nI goods. In
Ladies Wear we have all the new STYLES and fab
IIcs with full Inc of PARASOLS. HemstItch
and other HANDk FIR CHIEFS, GLOVES, MiTS,
EMBROIDERIES HOSIERY. &c.
Also, Mons aud BOYS Wear Of COTTON
WOODEN and LINENS: TABLE LINENS,
SHlRTlNGS and SHEETINGS, HEAVY DO
MESTICS.
With all other goods usually found in a well Sc
lected assortment Of Dry Goods.
. Purchasers will find il to their advantage to ex
anime our stock, which will be offered at the low
est market prices.
MAYFiELD d BROWN,
apI9-1m No. l21 Bridge st. Georgetown
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BERNE, May 3 -The President opened the Fed
cral Assembly with patriotic speech. after whic
the Council moved the following demands for TN,
consideration of the Assembly: To sanction tin,
declaration of neutrality which ACCOMPANIED the
recent calling out Of the contingents by the Gov
ernnent; to authorize further defensive measures.
To open credit not to be limited 20 contractin,r
loans and to appoint a cominander-in-chief of the
Federal army.
PARMA, May The Grand Duchess Of Parma
ieit ilt'r lhstituting Council of Regency and
The new Government has expressed its adhesion
To Piedmont
TURIN, May 2.-The King has accepted the
Military Dictatorship of Tuscany, as rendered 10
nm To facilitate the cooperation of the Tusrans
IN the war of Independence, aud to protect public
order. f-'0
The Sardinians in Venice have placed them
selves under the protection of the Russian Con-
sulate.
SrUTTGART, May 1.-The Wurtembury Cham
be S have unanimously voted for the Govern
lnent projects for calling out the I.andwehr for
forced levy OF horses, and for opening war
credit of 7UN,0OO tiorns. In the debate on the
propositions, sympathy was expressed with Aus
tria
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AUCTION SALES.

ny BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georeetowp-
MEDNESDAN MORNING. 18th ius,ap,
- at W CLOCK, we Will sell at tho non 50 an kIaT
k:t street doors above 81 street C;aor,ctoxp
S S tnlent 81 Household Furniture &C. MI
MMahuSan, sofa, do. Chairs, do Rockers
MMahgsany Tables, Bureaus Stands.
va Matuur"bcs: Bedstcads, Mattresses, Beds.
carpets, Rugs, Mattings
r%v2t aud Kitchen Stoves, Crockery Ware
win other goods and furnitnre heinz rho anita
iuTrsIlure contained IN said house, ''0 on''Io
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MI cOhNelhnclng At the cost OF purchaser.
CHAS. = WALLACE, TTustae
ap 10 eo&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts

IL THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABIY
postponed until THURSDAY AFTERN0oN
May 18th. same hour and place.
ma IS d J. e. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts
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ala WALL. Il BARNARD. Aucts

BY ]. G. MCGUIRE r. CO. AuctIonerrs
ENEClTORS'SAlE OF SAUDi T. HORSE
IL On TUESDAY MORNING Msy nth nj ton
O'Clock IN front of the auction rooms we shall sell
ahnc Saddle Horse, Saddle and Birdie, belonging to
Terms: A credit of and 81 days, for satisfacto-
Tly endorsed notes, b.aring interest.
r.. G.. DYER, Ir.
THOS ]. FISHER, Executors.
ma u Il ]. e. Mcguire Il 90, Aucts
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ia l4-d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuCt,.

bS ). u INQUIRE a. CO., Auctioneers
MONT AVENUE, BETWEEN X Avn 4 S,nE III
ISn I1; 9 -,ll Thu RSDAT AFTER NOON, Msy
th ato clock, on the premises, we shall sell ot
No y, IN DavIason's subdivision Of Souare NJ sIE
iInn.hs Eoieet7 inches on Vermont avenue b~tweet,
nehih OF % feet 10 a Is foot alley
THIS Is beautiful md well located lot 10, k,,lA
ne " site. ard the sale rs worthy of attention
q, Terms: One fourth cash the residue in6. - and
w NM with interest, secured by a deed of trust
n,a J. c. Mcguire ca A,c,s
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EIJROpE.
Arrival of the Steamsb,p Vice.

War Actually Conlr1eHcsd-Cdptvr, of BU6oIo,o n.
the AEstrtars-EHgiand Preparing fo1 War.
NEW YORK. May I5.-The steamer weser. from
Brennan. and the steamer Borrussa, from Hamburg,
arrived here this evening, with Liverpool dates to
"a inst, having called at Southampton on the I'd
inst
sailed from Liverpool on the 9TH ult, was (as re-
ported per Adelaide) wrecked off Wexford on the
ie'h' ana sad to say, no less than $50 lives were
France refused the proffered mediation If Eng
land Tor the reason that after accepting Russia's
iaoP I, Iot holding Congress, it would be an
The news by this arrival shows that the war has
actually commenced, and that a battle has been
fonS ut between the Austrian and Sandman forces
The latest accounts from the seat of hostilities
llolcate that there was a sharp action at the IA
nous bridge at Butfalora crossing the river Tici-
no, on thursday, the 2sth ult. IL was reported
WA. the hustrians after considerable loss took the
cd ase a. tbs sfs point Of the bayonet wss report
is the capital of the province of Semelena on the
tlvef Arogua, only some - miles from Alessan-
ora The Sardinians are reported to have re-
treated from BufiaOra and Mortara before the
Austrans to point near Lake Mapgiore, but as
,he telegraph lines had been cut to Switzerland
~ 'ue husulans, authentic accounts had not come
To hand when the steamers sailed
Austrian troops were concentrating in great
masses AT PlaeenZa, capital of the Province of that
name; thirty-six miles frem Parma, and near the
Forty thousand French troops were in Genoa At
the latest advices.
The King of Sardinia, accompanied by Gene
1iis CanroDert and Mel, Of the French army has
visited the line Of the river Dora, an important
tributary OF the 20, branch of which joins tine
river near Turin.
Inc Austrlans on reaching Lake Maggiore are
reported TO have seized all the Sandman vessels on
its waters.
,. Austria is endeavoring to raise a loan of
600 W,CU sterling
ne Emperor Napoleon was expected to Join
'h1 rrtnch army Oh the 3D. instant.
Inc RUSSIAN government had resolved to nut
RUSSIAN army in readiness To march
Couht ' on Buol, the Austrian Minister of For
elSn Affairs, had forwarded circular notes TO the
loreigh governments stating the diplomatic and
political reasons for declaring war by the Empe-
| 70: against Sardinia
me W lener Ieitung publishes Austrian DEGREES
ordering an income tax of the third class to he re-
talhed ny the pay Office Immediately upon the in-
| ,ercst Of the public land being paid; ordering a
loan OF t2OuvO 900 sterling to be raised but add
S that as II is at present impossible to contract it,
tue National Bank will advance two-tllirds of the
nominal value Of the loan in new notes
The Third decree releases the National bank from
meeting It's notes with specie payments
The fourth decree orders duties and excise dues
70 he pad IN silver or payable in coupons Of the
| national loan
ENrTn
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mai BARNARD &.BUcKEY. Auo,.
By }. c. MCGUIRE & CO Anc,ion...-

ID! ), y: MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
REAGTIFUI. BUILDING IoT oN $780,,
sIREtT, BETwEEH IAsp STREETS NosIg
MNNGCL,oN 0on next WEDNESDAY, EVE
n iinu, h'y Isth az clock, on the premises We
f,nt; S.il. eart 81 Lot No. q, IA Square No. as
nUnt.hE gu ct on 9th stroet west bot een and
feet alley. AVN d ioe' ~ inches 10 Is
80 8 rs beautifully situated in a very desir.I,e
n@rSHs erected by Mr.. CTuttenden. 'O~' -e'"',
Il III One fourth cash the residue IA g. Y aud
on the premises ~ oeed TRUST
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!" LEWIS PAYNE,
Wv HOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER

EOR RENTING three Rtory BRICK BUILD
Il ING, No. "a Bridge street formerly occupied as
Arny'S Confectionery, aud of late by e. &. Atz
This property rs In good order, having large hack
building, Ice house and st.bing altogeth pos
sessIns every convenience for a first class coIfcc-
tIonery establishment. Possession gwen immedi-
ately: Apply to Army & SIlINN, No. 81 Green
street. mar n