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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
COUNT MORNY'S SPEECH.

The following is the speech addressed by Count de
NoIny today TO the Corps Legslatf;
"GEkTLEHEN: Intended 10 SPEAK TO you OF your
selves had prepared returns showing the work &C.
conplished tiIce bad the honor Of presiding over
YOU and demonstrating the estimation 10 winch your
suggestions held by the Government, by enumera
ing The numerous amendments introduced by you, and
the influence reserved 10 yOu by the Consultation ana
! concluded that taking into account the state OF
division which exists in oUr society, legislative bo1y
which freely studies all questions serves the general
interests Of tie country better than the former Cham
bers whose PaIhament1y cOntests reduced the votes
on the laws to be nothing more than political arm
q strategic party means. But this cold analysis APP
reared 70 NE to be out Of seasOn. You are stl too
much NJ der the rhuerce of the emotion produced by
the noble words yOu heard yesterday 10 permit Inc
10 withdraw your attention from them. Let
us mediate on them, gentlemen, and, as we are
the representatives Of the nation let us express TO the
Emperor an unlimited confidence, which ten years OF
vsdom OF moderation, Of devotion 10 the interests OF
France and his religious care of her honor must have
inspired US with. Have confidence when the Emperor
tells us Resume TRANQUILITY your iab0rs-peace L
hope will rct be disturbed. will remain arm IN
the path Of law, Justice and national honor Aud
when, recollecting those celebrated words, the
Empire is peace, he atcs that peace cshnot De
disturbed except for the defence of great national
Interests, msny other considerations ere aided 10
dispe our uneesiness. Religion philosophy, oiyiilza-
ton, credit industry have all made of peace the first
benefit Of modern society. The blood OF the people IS
no longer lightly shed, lie the last resource OF
rights dsregaIded and Of honor offended. The greater
number Of difficulties are removed by diplomacy or
solved by pacific erbtrsmert. Rapid international
communication and Publicity hsve created new
European power, with which all Governments are
forced to account that power is public opinion. II
may for moment be undecided OF mistaken, but it
always ends by siding with justice, with right, and
with humanity. Let us hope that under present
circumstances the generous ideas, the loyal and dis
rterested intentions of the Emperor, will make their
way in the world, ard that adopted by the sympathy
tf the people, and sustained by the credit of Sove-
reigrs, iley win succeed in resolving practically ell
difficult questions. Whatever be the future, let US
act De in the pas let us take counsel only Of our
patriotism; let ut IaTy still more round the Throne
OBJECTIONS or discouragements the country
nor any ore. Oar resolute cooperation will give the
Emperor greater authority TO negotiate, as will give
him. If need be, greater force to conquer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

,ho Ultimate remedy q the debtor pon-psynnsb5
her command. Sne j. never hkeiy, ,hen ~ b., n5is
at .nv rate no, to pay her cfedltors, Ioa Ii
an - 20 enpg tae mare tenteioiely 70 the Ia
VIII DC sao the empire because il Is the last great
~ I'd IN stimate ts vaine en- tnst ao.ou11'
W. cannot however, but recommend tos se.J spI
downright and straightforward m.thoa " T,
sSorsition 10 conqseIoTs or would be cOoqaeIOis' H.
,SvsI &c primitive deRs, OF the msgh'hc'n NJ pnf-
sSsr, in Eastern tales, of the pairarcnal bargains
Sttxesn Arab Sheiks end Em'rs. There is something
n,snd in the sou5d OF buying geographical
Gvs;on az the cold globe, even II s only Scotch
;,sn5 sucb az your English capitalist bays TO retire
w in the vacation, and enjoy the feeling OF beng
' monarch Of all he saTvsys'" linen, think Q, the
extreme convenience Of the arrangement, the SAVING
Of blood and liver, beside three or four times tie
money Of the purchase spent in equipment, military
and naval in guDpOEder, steam, ard al the horrid
mschirery &C war Cannot the formula, We simply
say TO Spain" or whatever the country may be, be
adopted more generally We recommend It 10 the
notice Of Napoleon ILL., How muco more comfortable
than sll these rumOrs Of wsr wouid " an honorable
regCtatiOb" between the tSO Enperors BE- ! How
much more agreeable would be TO the teluenter5 Of
the money market how much more kindly, GENIAL ana
domestic. to have second Frerch pamphlet adopting
the Transatlantic stye, and running thus; We slh-
ply say to Austria You have distant possc ssion,
al held by precsroUs tenure. This pos5ession,
SC The revenue Of LOmb2rdy could easily be
asccrtsined, atd liberal twenty years purcnass
wopld trsrsfer il from the obnoxious rule
under which It at present lies. Sabtcrp1ons
could be opeued at the banks to aid the La ioosl M
deItaling. The American transaction opens new
world to the power Of money ana "hs,evef orylog OF
serp have had up TO this time saks into nothing
compared with tLis rsDscen0ertal application OF The
process, and ex,ltaiion Of il to new sphere .nno,
we create peace, order universal harmony the best
territorial arrangements, the best accomm ior
The HUMAN race public Ustice and public morals by
the simple use OF ready money The world would
breathe again could We persuade great Powers .
ty this very simple plan. What stocks we shond
have If We could once establish this principle and zee
France bargaining for Lombardy with Austria, as the
Quaker Perm bsIgaiDed for Pennsylvania with the
Indians 1t woud indeed be another age of gold-the
age Of the almighty dollar" We go on for long
time content with our Od.fsshiOned ideas Of what
pounds, shillpgs and pence can do; we give money
certain department 70 work in certain functions, Ger.
tam uses and imagine it is going out of its line II
attempts anything ont of these confines. AmeIoa
hes deepened the cience and enlarged the jurisdiction
Of money.
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SOUTH ANB CENTRAL AMERICA.

From Our Own Correspondent
panama, n. G., Feb IS, 1859.
The difficulties down the coast, of which / have
given you some account in two preceding etters have
Lot advanced toward crisis rapidly as was antic-
pated but judging from our last advces, received by
the Valparaiso which reached this port the evening
of the 7tb there is but little reason to hope for an
amcable sdustment Of the Gillian troubles and the
impression still seems to prevail pretty generally that
q revolution must follow, sooner OF later. But Chill
has enjoyed quite lengthy respte fro internal fsues
ard the martial spirit Of her citizens must have an
occasional airing.
TIE revolutionary spirt Is 10 al appearances, gam
ing ground rap dly, and is widely extended. Most
of the ses pori WILL in oil probability, be closed un
the difficulties are brought TO final settlement, and
during the intervening period vessel the mail sssm
era not excepted will be permitted to enter them The
effect which this will have upon the commercial in
terests of the country is Of apparent 10 every
An entire stsgnatiOu Of all departments Of bust
lie the only result to be reasonably anticipated.
Copispo is reported to be a stste of revolt. There
were 10 Government troops stationed at the place
consequently the riot has been bloodless one. A
member Of the Gallo family headed the movement
took possession Of the public buildings, and a. oucs
proclaimed bim'elf Int ndepte Of the Province.
D
excitement throughout Chill, and the Government. sre
making every effort in their favor to prevent a
general revolution, which seems almost inevitable
The principal instigstors in the movement will doubt
less fare hard If by chance they fall ito the hands Of
the opposing party.
Nearly the whole Of Chill In now officially declared
to be IN .tate Of seige. The Port of Conception il
Is supposed, viii be blocksded, and Il is surmissd by
come Il d valparaiso will share the same fte
The L. 5. soop Of war Cayenne was q. Valparaiso
when the ell steamer sailed for Panama bat w.s 10
proceed 10 THU port she had repaired some
damages sustained in collision with the Chlian
steamer Esnersda- Tie Cayenne was expected to
pressed on Der way on the Goth ait.
The reports received relative 10 the Callo troubles
It'll continue TO unfayorable aspect. The
Government have carried their point far as 10 land
the article. against which the carpenters had such
particular spite ard although comparative quiet nov
regrs there, it Is thought to be only temporary lu
and that the difficulties are not yet over WITH.
The French Miuiter has taken offense Al the arb.
trary arrest Of Freedman by the authorities and
az his demands in the are not complied With, he
baued down bis fsg, refused further diplomatic irter
course with the Government, and went on board
nsn-ofwsr lying il the port.
Appearances It'll Sdie s's trouble between the S. ss
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Died.

A. Yrrka Jan s Flenora wife Of VIM. Council -
In San Francisco, Jan. ~ Philip Nudd aged % Year, u ''
a, sion OF the brsin, native Of Milford n H. r, -
Ia Bencis Jan u.s. Obey P the only son oil rnomAs - sHu
NJ A. Bedford aged yeaIs, months aud asys p,,u g.,
In San Ffar cisco Friday jan 81 George w onass, D'
m,ry of Brooiyn N aged SO years BIZ. bhussn was
of the earliest settlers Of Marys'ie and pioneer 10 ''
,s,yi. Sacramento County, Jan. 81, of consumption,
Corn.u. Low formerly Of Rockford, lno" aged % years
In MaIyssie jan 49, B Fnk Of helas John Frinh
In San francisco Jan a. of conumption Bshassr Jenny
aged 2yesr native OF Switzerland late oil lompkmse'
washington Nevada County Jan. % A. Brown, aged
so years formerly OF Indiana -, -. ...A 40
C.ntervie eds County Jan. 8, Jesse Jones ssed ~
wears late from Pebpsylysns. o,.. a, .a
Al Redwood City Jan 2 OF consumption, Celesas NJ ssea
so yeaIs wife Of Charles N. Fox. - ar, -. @ L Ca
1rown.d a, Teekset W. t, Dec 20, 1883 Capt r, sA-
geLt ef bsk Jenny Ford. lie eayes young "e sNu many
friends TO mourn his loss ~, L. yu.u... LII.
In San FIsnsco Jan 81, Ofoonsmptloo Jane asSe we
of Wm. b. Sawyer and daughter oil d. ~ N'ANe' VI N wv "
Y, sged ~ years al months - , l.. 49, ,,.,. w...
In San Francisco Feb Ber H. Cad"eh In the tth year
al hi, sse formerly Of Fulton n. Y. , u
On board the Be- bark Naomi st Sea, Jan William IuInst
At Hometown Shasta County Jan g. Mary wife Of Dennis
Mayhsr sged IS year.. -, 4 .
In Shasta County from injuries received BY the eaying OF
Al sH..ts' Jan. ~ W P Wills, aged % years.
SCOTS Rarob MERGED River jan % oDoTt y Scout ase
IS years formerly Of Indiana. m,
In Sacramento Feb Of congestion Of the lungs Thomas "
Sutherland aged ~ years son OF the Hon Joel b. sataet'
ard, Of PblAdel phia-
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Married.

liz sau Francisco Jan. 30 by the Rev Cutter MI pmAl
Hayward ETsnos;o, 70 Mia CoEneAs - hos'ee u ~
In sscIsm.Lto JAM Is Reuben johnson TO Mary Jsne
Bellies. =, - -, N Pr,
A. NevaSs' jan = Thomas Otbet 10 Olive Henderson
Al Union, Humboldt County, Jan :, T. L. DAVIS 70 Nancy
In san Francisco Jan p before orrin Bailey esq, j. F.,
MI Cbas Huh and Nrs Mary ThoDs al OF San francisco
At Secret Rayne Placer CouGty jan 49, Thos IL Moore 70
In Mn,.omsb County Oregon Dec. 81, By W. Beck }. p
Mr. Robert r. Riley to Miss Martha jane Perkins -
In San Francisco Jan. a. by the Rev hooshate MI 9hA
Won Badtlp formerly OF Dorum, Hanover aud Miss hea-
t,te EGer formerly Of Ppg, Bohemis ooih now OF San
IN San ssncisco Jan %? BY the Rev Mooshske NJ Juu,
8 HIumbrrx formerly OF Cum, Prussia ard Miss CN1,ine
Uar,uus formerly Of Goslay, Hanover both now OF IoI
Townsend, Washington Territory. o., =,
At Nevada Jan. -, Abel Ii Herson 10 caroline meae; "a
In sseTanet TO- Jan 2 Seth H. Garfield TO Ssrsh r. Smith
A. Color A jar. 49, Geo. D kes TO Elizabeth D. WINTER
In ssn FIapcIsco Jan a. ct Unitarian Church Stockton
street, nv the Rev r. Cutler M Charles A Fisher TO MISS
Mar p RIVER both Ct San Francisco.
In Sacramento JAM "a John klsls to Kate BueIheld.
In Pnah soano County, Jan. g. by the Rev j. '" Leseh
David III BAILEY 10 Miss A. MsIksbGry
Az Puish SosHo County Jan - oy Tie Kew J. '" Le'0'
WIN W. johnson TO Amanda Beard; g.,
At Nss TulAre Co Jan e. f. r. Hart to Kate steueen'
In Sacramento Jan IS William L. staston 10 mis- LIMA ~
Coleman. -, 81, g.. e.L.. L.,
Is Jsnes A. Moore to Sarah T. Lufsin 49, ,,v
Cruz Dec. ST. Mr. Jos ROBERTS 70 bliss Ann moneo
LtscoU,l Jan f. Henry Sinclair 70 Mrs. Mary Dsm
At same time ard place, Mr b. a. Caldwell 70 MAS Margaret
A. santa Cruz jan 49, Jose NJ Galsn TO Mas MMs Ryera'
Nv santa Cruz Jan q. Mir. N Myriek to Miss Nancy h'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

ssis can oss he water II tho manufacture 0, y
AID coarse tlo,hes an3 in other branches ~hicn my
n. fond prohtabie. Besides, in the maouao''lirs
w,ich NAV be established by private eeterPIlse,
no,usrt may he found for portion OF the y, a
William Galway, with $500 OF debts ana =,
Of s..e,s and William f. Keyes with oa -
and g COO OF a. lets have applied for the oene. "
the ipsolyer. law in this city and John sehSeseie
Win A. $50 Of debts ard no assets, has Hsde iAe
Application in SscrsmeE;o. Ia. .,ooL
oar city has been scandalized dnrpg 'he iss. Wa
he an abortion case or the rurnor oil one. d, =
Paiilp. 6 nilliuer has had her sister MISS Susan
Fs,,erhrook arrested on charge Of having reso''el
to criminal means to nd herself OF so embryonic
cfIJ Of a orin.ical love affair. The only testimony
sgniust Miss +. is said TO be her confession, "he a.
10 Mrs Pbillips but SIZE low denies having made any
sucb confession and threatens TO sue her sister iot
malicious prosecution. e--..., T.. .ho
Divorces have been granted in Sacramento In me
cps,s Of Alice E Bullock vs. Ezekiel Bluock, ana
AID. Carpenter vs. +. j. Carpenter, and 10 OToviie,
in the case Of Jeremiah McGrath VS.. CathaTne he,
Gratb H. Sacramento, Henrietta Iomeeh has saed
for a divorce from her husband, Andrew Iomeeh.
Charles Stanley has been convicted IN this city, oil
oamblrc-the fIst conviction IL San Francesca under
the gambling law. ....,. C.,,,.o.
Anew judicial district has been created 10 Ca!ave-
ras and Amador Couttes, and james = Haiuy las
beer appointed Jadge by Gov. Weller.
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GUATEMALA.

modification has been made in the money tarn
lately Issued Chilean condors TO be received tor
nine dollars and two reals, and New-Granadian con-
doris for nine dollars and seven reals.
BY decree dated Jan. 10, the law relative TO the
exooraon Of bar ard coined oliver hes been repealed
and the expectation is now permitted. =,
A dreadful murder was committed in the City OF
Guatemala on the 18th ofJanuary. Three sons OF Den
Edward Klee, aged Is, IL and 9, respectively, were
murdered in their beds by two Mexican servants IN
their fathers employment. Mr. kse was sbseut from
the house. Oh visit to one Of bis haciendas, at taa
time of the rnurdep.
The Ousley Ango-Nicaraguan Treaty has beer COZ.
cluded.
The Cass. Yrissarn Treaty had not been acted upod
mp to the present time, and il is thought that unless
the Nioarsguan amendments admitted by the
United States il viii not be sanctioned by CSDgres,
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On the 3lst Of December ast there were ISL con-
vicis in ~ prison. The crimes OF which those -!
were convicted were follows: Grand larceny steal
inc more than 500 3l2 assault with intent 20 kill, 80
murder in the second degree, 81; robbery, 80 bur
gary, 81 rrsrslaugnter, IS murder, 9; Assault with
deadly weapon, IL rape, ard assault. with intent 10
commit rape, -, and 50 for other offeuses.
As iUr the rsIy!ties If the 49, 81 mostly Indians
or Hslfbreeisl were born California 2iS in other
parts ofthe United States and 3 in foreign countries
Mexico furnishes -; ireland, AZ New-York, 49,
Pennsylvania, 81 Gains, 90 Germany. . England,
"a; FTsLce {; Kentucky, ~. Ohio, II; Meryland, IL
s the S.4es Of the Uni ard most OF the countries
Of Europe represented
Among the oouvicts IN the prison. 81 can re 81
and write, against 20j VINO can do nei her. Tie pro-
portion Of ignorant perso5s Is smaller among the
Americans in the prison than anopg the English Irish
Germans. French, MeIicars or Chinese OF the q
Cinnamon, al but three sd and write. OF the
~, eighty two ere under u years of age. The ex-
pense OF the prison 600 per month notwithstand-
ing TIE fact that the oonycts kept at cork The
average Of feeding act person Is Is cents per
dSy. The average length q the term. for which tey
are inprsoLed is IL months
The Directors advise the construction Of a branch
prson At Folsom ~ miles from Sacramento City They
say site Cal b. purchased q. or near Folsom EN-
oraong, as ia supposed, immense quantities q gran
tel, whtre, by the construction of canal q little Over
mile IN lsrgth, fall of sixty fee. Of water can be
readily obtained TITS will afford water power suE.
rcent 20 supply az immense number OK manufactures
This csnsl can be constructed Il very small exoeuse
70 the state, and IL Dot doubted tbst large amount
Of the power tAus obtained BE- readily disposed Of
ard SpoE IsHEIerS;ive 'sTns. liz the reazt..e, De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28


The Illinois Democrats are chewing upon a oonce.
furnished them by pettifogger Of their Legislative
Body, that the lack Of quoru in either Honse Of
the General Assembly precudes the exercise OF the
Conitutitrsl prerogstye Of the Executive in veopg
g bill This is their comfort over the veto Of their
rsscally AppoltiormeD. lsE. The veto power Cannot
be parAy g,d by The cutting aud running OF few who
expect and desire il.
TIE Washington Union is sbeu. 10 have aooss-
son Of two more editors. That's all right. B.ddy,
did you put egg into tie cofes to settle il ?" "Yes,
ms'sm, pu. ir iour they were 90 desd had TO use
tie mere Of en- Prentice evidently 81 home. II
the above 10, sufficient p5eoi Of bis Ie,urn Ae FOL-
loving political personality viii be deemed conclusive:
The editor Of Tie DeylestOn DeHoerG, ssys that Mr.
" Tom Stacey, intimate Acquaintance Of tis, was
quite severely cut with bowie knife few nights
"sgo. That editor deserves TO have his acquaintance
"ous'
A Mr.. Naudsin oopsecratei wsshnssous b,Ith-
day in the Delaware Legislature by Introducing bill
providing that after the first day Of May next. it
shall ret be lawful to take sad road as passengers
sry negro mulatto on penalty Of forte t1re of
s. for each person taken passenger to b. re-
covered BY any person who viii sue for the ssme a.
" debts Of like amount are by law recoverable"
The Governor Of nEnoi, returned the Apportion
meni bill to the House on Tuesday morning last With
his objections, when the Dougssites forciby elected
the Governors Secretary who brought j; in. The bill
was taken fm the hsr ds Of the page by Green Doug
lssite) and thrown upon the floor. Church lRsp1b-
hoapl picked 1t up and placed on the Speakers desk
The Speaker knocked it of. Green then put it in bis
pocket dsps.ch dated Tuesday evening, a. Spring
heS, ssd tAs' there was then quorum in the House.
The Appoinonment was vetoed. General dis2srtion
Tomorrow. No Appropriation bin passed. Demo.
crafts enrsged. Republicans jublant.
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Markets.

San FRAscIsoo, Friday Evening Feb T.
FIoVE-Salrs a. t8Gfl0
WHEsr-5iO bags sold at &c. Z
BARLEY Sales OF 600 bags brewing. srSl J
OATS 80 BAGS sold on private terms.
PoTATOEs-sses a. !! dk.
BIcoN-ssles Of &c GO. E,Is Clear, private terms
PoRK-2O bbls. Extra Clear, sold Oh private terms.
HANS Sales Of 90 tee in brine, on private terms
EUrlER-S3 frhns, Hopes sold on pryats terms ~
SUGAR-sae of 700 bales China No j. at &c., cash 400 do
5cOd1 S,m Mer In bond, private terms At auction,
60 bbs China No. in order o. e5-baspce Withdrawn IS
do do swested az Sc S5 e8 do DO. at 90 S5oeg LIS do.
do No. g at 60 87l; 100 do do. dark, 81 dids8 lz
RIcE-sass Of 2t mats Calcutta, at &c. 2y do China at
c a. suction 50 damaged Calcutta Sc lcO DO SAIn
al 4!c 100 bbls. Carolina, OF private sale, &c.
TEA-2OpbEs Y H. cold at auction at 2slc
CANpLEs-z7 boxes French sold at auction al S.c-
WHIsEY-sass of 500 bbs high proof Whisky sold at Soc.
sPtRITs-l eco gals California sold a. 45c.
CHAMPAGEEfO baskets Clos du Ro sold At suction 81 So
MITTnc-S5 rolls "A sold at auction at 81 IS
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.tbo,L rsr AID resee hsi bee1 Won by ano-
81, migb, a-1iousy geek TIE h,st prete,t 70 dee,ts
s,.ar, humbag aud 10 Tasl into "ar ior me $40
~ s,tt,rr share Of tae boDOrs. TIE ht.er. ION
~hch have quoted sbevs we're e%'h wIs'S s,tsn
f.rsc,s having i1,ere arse With army flcers
g are eeaeraIy ,esrops Of VIZ, beesose !. brings
~, bsfsre he pubic, ard gives them numerous
cSa1ees Of winning horror ana promotion; ne VIZ,
u.s. oo1mrrce ia the sanner, il must In the Winter
This is bic language; -. -. a.. WIN, w.rs
,,t,y .-s 10 eouf.qaense they are ,ettlns ts'YsIJ So,
a. .y,.t IN n. Territory oy hundreds. ana ~ 80
fsr,, esers there toast b.: thai Ney arl 1ns
IN .cnu.Ia:. there. and tri:is he fA'orte
Of ts.,s red devil u the Winter, Il easy :" io'ee %
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL or TIE ILLINOIS
sI.2sS,967 in Gold.

The United States Nal steamship Illinois, from
AspinvsD arrived st this pert yesterday with maui
te.sure ard passenger, brought down by the
Mail Steamship Company steamer John L. stephens
from San Francisco, 5th int. The United s'a'ea
soops. AZ Savannah Capt. JARVIS, for Vera Cur,
and the st. Louis, Capt Ogdes, for GreytoSn, 'ai'sd
from Aspnwal on tie morning Of the IA let. 2o'n,
81. M, lat 80 TO-, lorg. 7l' 2C' exchanged coior'
.iih bark board to the ro.th, showing red and
white signal.
Tie following is the Treasure Is. Of the stsamshp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
POLITICAL.

The growth Of Repubcsnism in this State win be
by the following table Of the aggregate results of
the Elections of Supervisors so far as they have been
held and the results sscerained. TIE figures OF last
year are annexed for comparison:
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Queen Victoria viii be pttitioned By the Canadian
Parliament to cross the and open The frs, Par.
Lament in Ottawa, which is bepcepI,h 70 bs the CAPT
tai Of Canada.
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Of Ecuador ami Peru. BY the l,s' accounts The sqls
ron OF the Ia ter power a, anchor OF the poh u
Gusysqul, ard It is supposed the tom will DC ben
barded upon the slightest proyocation.
The Panama Railroad Company steamer C'sun-
bus. from San joe and intermediate ports arrived IA
Panama on the evening Of the 6,b. The ne-s from
Costs Rcs i upimpOrtant. Sac brings word that tho
United States steamship Ssrsnsc reached Acapulco en-
the 23i Of J.paary with relief crew for the 81 Mary
which ssed on toe 18th for this place, where sse s 70
be s.ationed for the present.