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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04
A INVOLVEMENT.
N GREAT FAIR
At 1HE
ADAnFMY or MVSiC.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

DECEMBER. 1859
The Academy Of Music will during the hrst two weeks o. 'h
month December exhibit entirely new and novel
sttracton The Opera will for that time, give place 20
SPLENDID LADIES' FAIR BE- held by the ladies OF the
principal Catholic Churches Of New.fok for the beneh o. the
Charities connected with the Institution OF Mercy In Hons
ton in city. Many noble hearted and charitable ladies'
Of denominations have also associated wth them IN he
vok OF chsri,yfor oil both and Catholic have wit
The .ef,sccng zeal with which the sisters Of Mercy
OF their lives TO their sacred dulesin
visiting sdng and comforting the poor the riendes he de
e;e and the SICK Of every ana Greco ~
i undertaking on the part OF tins ladies'
the that not only are the means hereto
fore rbuted for TIE charities dependent on the
Mercy holly Inadequate but the buildings and grounds OF
intjon are incubered debt that there IL crest dan
ger being lost to the Of charity unless reaeehea
by the active a Of the friends OF the poor
The edies determined make this AR the most sph
did ever held New YoIk and have, at heavy expense en-
ysred The Academy Music for that purpose II Will have
many and attractive features several articles having
been ported by the ladies expressly for IT. lou concert
for each evening and the ladies' ee
hdeut charitable public who have 20 often visited
Academy for pleasure and will this occasion
Vii. i, in their srduoa Undertaking and enso,e
them 10 relieve the destus poor ana suur
ing and their last omenis the anguish OF we
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IN, City Inspector.

WANTED-Sl2,O 900 to $15, 900 worth Of STA
w PIE DRY GOODS and CLOTHING. suitable for West
Trade for which part Csh VIII b psia and SsAnse 5000
i13s, 70.
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60 h)hom il Alan Concern.

(NITY of NEW-YORK-DEPA of FL
" NANCE.-BvHgAU ov TBK RECEIVER TAxEs-OY
ycg OF THE RKcEIvER TAxEs New Cour. House No 20
Chambers-st.-NgN- YORK Nov. 3, le59-TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given that per cent will be added the
Is. Of December all rernsinng unpaid Also tbs
cent be added the 18th day of December To id de-
ten,ion and crowd payers requested TO call y this
month. Office hour. from 3 a ~ to up.
JAMES KELLY Receiver n Taxes
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Gousrs to Get.


ITO LET-A small store on the west side oil
Brosdrav near Bonds suitable for brokers' ofce, o.
apy other requiring but little Inquire Of IT, u
BROWN, No. 66s Broadway. Cigar store
ITO LET-A 4.story HOUSE, on East 2srh-st.;
viii rent to May with privilege Of renting thereafter
Inquire of T. p. MEAD No. $50 3dav.
yJNO LFASE-The UPPER PART OF the i've
i .,ory white marble BUILDING No. $50 Broadway Apply
10 WILLIAM TAY LOR, No. SIS Broadway. or to JohS
TAYLOR, No. 265 Broadway
ITO FURRIERS.-A part OF STOKE on
90, 40 RENT for the Winter Season. for the sale OF
Furs. Apply At No S27 Broadway
VACANT LOT to LEASE-On the north side OF
Moroust near west-., The Lot Il Is feet In Width oy
,,s foot in darh Qhe Lot be leased from one TO six years
Anoiy TO r. MACFARLAN son, No. 1870 l1h-'t near the
3d-ay.
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Cyyy o. Nev-YosE. DupAEyauSr % FfsAscA !
loxrHotIRr's Ovrrcr Nov. 2, 1888. ,

toNrSoLIkEs OyR1cE. NOV ., 49, =
DROPOSAI.S for $3.50. 90 WATER STOCK OF
il the CITY Of NEW-YORK--SEALED PROPOSALS. VIA
- RECEIVED a. the CONTROLLERS OFFiCE unft
TUESDAY Dec g. for the hole any pat Of the osnt o
IA hundred dollars o. The w ster SsoeA
the Civ He-f Of the 1884 suthorii>d ~ cnap
"a Of tke last and ~ Ordinance OF the conn
CourxiI approved by the Mayor Nov. I. iSo or po.
lands constructing Reservoir and extending INC '
Water WORKS ,,,.s .,.,.x
f e hundred each and interest ~ the tN o.
or cen, DR. annurD payable quarter yearly ron tne
E,,pJ for symeus Of luere. the Cay p-o .na t.e
- day OF October is's RON INC '"A
ng Furd for the Redemption OF the Cry Debt 49,, a..
win STAGE the i1oun. Of socs oe~ho1i u
,;c. sr share persons hose proposals are
81 ~ .oIired 20 dspo with The Chamberlain OF tno Wy
lin ten dsys after opening OF the bids the snn
% Le e.pscfiycly including the premium on ,ns s.s
~, ,..etinr che receipts 81 the Chsmb-tsn cths 'on
,on.r bidd.rs tiled receive cebeA~s Tor eus'
oun, Of the OF the socx bearing Interest nom tie
dates Of psyU~nta a., IL, 49, ,u,...., :. p,on...i.
m Water SocL the proposals thus sealed and ndorsed
,,, ip ..coud eu yrlop~ addressed TO the CONTROLLED
n. light the Of the Controller 10 reject any
, ali Of the considered to protect or promote
the interest VI the city. Robr L. MA" D 'ontfotiet
Oh SOA FOR SALE-A New INVENTION,
WeVJV. paying good profit. Tie business i' light and
c.sp u.ed mostly BY ladies To energetic ,ais is 3
chance seldom met with Satisfaction guaranteed CAL and
examine good given for selling 9. OILY ER,
Gymnasium, No. CSC BroadSAy.
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DOR SALE-A CHARTER, granted by the
Il Legislature of Penny ana for INSURANCE com
PANY containing liberal privileges aud requiring but very little
capital To acquainted with the business and possessing
capital $500 affords excellent opportunity For fur
parties u please address iume da.ey comb
dsntsy MAL1ER DUBOlS. GiIard House. PLilaaelphia
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COMMENTARIES of SAPONIFIER, or
~ CONCENTRATED LYE. BEWARE!-Judse Grisr Of
the District Court has granted injunction 10
prevent the sale OF infringement OF the article This
Infringement 10 called Condensed Lye.''
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Ghanees for Bnsiness Hlen.

4 PARTNER WANTED with a cash capital Of
"A s2c in pleasant agreeable business with trad. Of
over $4,000 already established Address ~ r. Tribune
Once
nRUG STORE for SALE.-Doing fair bust
ne. and situated Of the best avenues Of Brooklyn
WIN be sold a .acIihce. Apply at No. 39G .hay. n. Y
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ml 0O0 WILL be LOANED for business
WS,OOO psrpesss, 70 pss.y Of good reputation .se
would give sDps security foe the mosey and s,I 70 es
lsndsr Tor his services In busins Address STERLNG
with rea usa1s. Beg Ne. ~ Tribune O&oe.
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fine Arts.

RTISTS' MATERIALS.-A CAkD;-Thc
"A subscriber sGers to Arxs and School, TIE sno~ ~
sad Kew,On on Wee. Celsr. c'ns. sass. 49,
Bloss souae Tracing Pspsr and Cloth hxfs me Sass
Brsbes Pastel Crsyons ke-. &c Also Imns 49, o.
o studies- W. S,nao', W -
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printing.

At WM EyERDELI. & SONS No. 104 Full
~ ,o,x-Weddus Whiting and business Card Ensraverh
steam Job Printers LnhogsPher and Label MANA
actaen.
AT VIM. EVERDELL SONS, wedding and
v,.,n, C.rds Church and At Home Notes. Envelopes,
no 5sp-r and Envelopes stamped with plain OF colsrsd
Initial CHIf CARDS. now styles NO loe faton *, ~ l.
YARDS. CIRCULARS, POSTERS. and every
as.cripon Of JOB PRINTING In good dyis, I low prices
6oT CASH al PHAIR Co.'S No. u Bectmsn-st-
VHAS. C. SHELLEY, cheap CARD and JOB
OPRINTER s. Barclsyst. cor. Greenwich Blank Books
Stationary L,hoesphinS Bindins aud CoppeSpse rnns
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DARNUMs USEUM.--BRILLIANT COM
ID EDY WEEK-fRiDAY November T. Ia the Az
NOON At O'Clock. .bs Farce Of JOHN JONES' Guy dood
luck Mr. T. Hodawsy. EVENING at u O'Clock the Comedy
of PAUL PRY; Paul Pry by M r. Hadaway; beside whch
DANCING, &c Life-Size Figure OF oSSAwArA NM
RKGWN modelled from Harpers Ferry; also KNIT
taken frc the of PROWNS son now to be seen
here Also 1WO NARBbED SEALS, alive, male and female
are nov the the Curiosity Saloons the ANA
GIhNT ~ high; the beautiful AQUARA the MOI NJ
OLIVE TREE, HAPPY FAMILY, Gc Admittance, - cents
Children under 10 49, Phrqnet, II cents extra
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VXyANTED-AGENTS to sell newly patented
Portable Copyine Pres. and sells readily
profits For address T. COOLEY Poushkeepse
H.~.york
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Uants.

A YOUNG Lady desires situation az CON,
"A PANION to LADY. or G0vERNESS 80 chiLpkES
or woud accept q situation a HOCSEkEEPER salary n
object References exchanged. Cal ., No % North Mo0re
irom q till p.
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Jnstrurticn.

4 MER. SCHOOL INST, 46 Bdway. -Schooi
"A and Fsmie. supplied with competent Teachers Parents
with School Circulars and Teachers with Positions Refer
suce.-pr Lowell Mason Hon Theodore frolinghuysen WIN
Han 4 Som. ct 81. SMITH, WOODMAN Go.
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MR.. GEO. G. ANTHON's
WI CLASSICAL. FRENCH, and ENGLISH SCHOOL
with Gymnaxam under Special Teseher No 81 Broadway
lssh reopens Sept Circular with full dsts
rssesenees, and roll q scholar, .. RANDoLPH5 Ma eas
broadway H CHRlSTERS'S. Ne Tss Broadway At No. lx
sds and a, the ScbaS There l. Department. fas Boy, S
s.3 ysa.s I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
Our Paris Correspondence,

IAfus, july 70 1909
The Rotiors Of France Nth England-I Interviews 6tyee,
Lord C,et and the Empsror-Importance Of the AnqJo-
French Au,GrceThe Return Of the French Ayny-March
TO the Rhnae-Suggesive Dipldy Of Troops to Prsssa-
The Woy Atare scas Treoted BY Ndpols1p-Scars and
Tink,ts, &C., dc.
Since the return Of the Emperor not day has elapsed
without Lord Cowey, the British Ambassador receivu
at least audience, but frequently The re-
at.on Of the two countries is evidently subjec. Of
anxiety but know from hd:spu.abe authority that
Intelligence forwarded by Lord Cowey to the English
Foreign Office h In every respect as entirely void of auy
faint Of suspicion before the opening OF the Italian
campaign Lord Uowey may prove a mere 1tinisl, bet
ne has cersiply been consistent in the views
throughout recorded Of Napoleons eharacternaHaely
that If there ia in France who deserves TO be be-
leved IL is the Emperor
He now writes 20 M government tba, his Majesty has
again and again repeated TO hun that consider
ythNg Ike rupture between France snd Ea, land as
tie most terrible thocs his policy could fus,.n taa he
emperor appeis 10 the iorhe4rs1cc displays nov ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

LEASE OF WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING We learn that the
magnificent building erected by Mr. Henry Wood for his
nnsIes at No. sci and $50 Broadway has been leased
by him to the Merchants AID Manufacturers Bank
arsttuon for The term OF ton years. at rent Of zen thou
sand dollars year. The building rents for twenty
one tbourand dollars per in ALL I,is understood
that Mr. Wood has puchased eligible piece property
u Fourteenth street, and that he may yet present even
cre astonishing progress in the development bs bust
Els Efforts thus far have been characterized by
marked hherssty and dis success must be viewed Is in
ca,vs of the favor with which he s regarded by th
y,nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
Our Berlin Correspondence.

BERLIN, July u, 1893.
Alarm in Prussia i. Regard 10 France-Pssia Rssi.ate
to D;sarm-The Misunderstanding tcith Aussria-7ae
Diplomatic History of he War-Tae Conference a. Zu
rich-Post1ge IN Prussia, dc.
The presenment Of future evil that ashed through the
national mind OF Europe at the first intelligence Of the
nyster and sinister compact Of vafranca has not
daspaed By the facts that have transpred within
the last few days II Is evident that the "prelminsries
Of peace far from being equivalent to peace ITSELF and
there good to apprehend thar their final effect
will be the conversion Of local war into q general
conf,gration. The speech Of Louis Napoleon To
the foreign diplomatiss assembled 10 welcome him
on his return 20 Paris has created deep impress
sion. It is considered q sort Of Counterpart
to the rebuke addressed by him the Austrian ambassa
dor the let Of January, with me exception that this
time it England and especially Prussia who are the
objects Of resentment and covert the part of
the French autocrat Alarmed NJ these symptoms, and
rot protected, ike Great Britain, by narrow strip o..
ocean that has often proved lmpregnabe barrier
to the ambition of conquerer, the Prussian government
hesitate TO dsarm and while the other German States
eecure IN their nsgnacance, dsmsslpg their extra
lines and reducing tneir contngeots to the peace
mtnt the military authorities OF this country stl keeps
back the order for disc nboiyng tho and con
tent themselves with granting leave of absence to
certain proportion OF s members, giving them to under
stand At The time that they may have 10 oin a,
moments warning The idea of concentrating an arm
of observation the western frontier has OF cours. bsen
abandoned, and the troops that already on their
march to the Rhine returning their former quarters
but they remain the footing and advantage will be-
ssken Of the brief period tranquility tina, may be eo we'd
them 10 remedy the cefecs tina. we're brought 10 eb.
by the sst mobilization far as can be done without
srtecnus ~" whoa system 10 that reorsanznx process
Fnch mue' % ressrved for season OF greater leisure
TBS eate Of "lriise preparation rendered sti more
reosesSry ~ 'be sercus Misunderstanding win 4us,r,
Who nts'e n" scores o. der ossahs'acion ~h t1e goa
duis 'fDcs1 csIg the late cs.ss ana her a. > RS,
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Thompson

IMPORTANT TO loSsE DEALERS-sALE AND TENDER.
AUGUST 1l-Janes c. Roppeysa Us. Ebsnser Hanford.-
II July las. the plaintiff cod span bay horses carriage
aad hrness 70 The defendant for $780, to be delivered at the
oo Of Caharne street possible on the day.
with view 10 ga them board the boat for New Haveo
TIE defendant 10 part payment gave three promssory
noses amounting 70 $500, the balance, sio TO be paid in
casn on delivery Of the property. Ths team vas driven
10 ;he boat bat the defendant failed 70 spp.r where
upoa the plaintiff returned and sth norass N hs
esessIon, boiling them az balec for dcfendau JudS
nytnt for palniG for SI4l 70 aud cosss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
Our Florence Correspondence.

FLORENCE, July ~, iSos.
What is to be Done With ne Small Eaian States !-Doct-
luy Of the Tlsetss Tn Grasd Duke Leopoa-1He Fr'nce
Nopplecn-Tne Unin ruth Piefmon-Ihe "Dectard-
tion Of FYererce-An Italian Registry LdD-Curstau-
on,,l Election in Tscaay-7he Revolt in the homagnd-
The Pope Calling On Loss Napoleon for Afd-Addr" TO
The Tuscan A,my-C0,tinued Hostility to Austria-Greas
Dmensrat;on in Nodesa Fdrr Of Victor Emanuel &C.
Az 70 what Isl be done with politically in final
enlistment of the ars Of these smaller States we are
ami all in the fog The Tuscans, poor helpless creatures
rot 10 know any better who 10 to be their future
ruler the people of another continent who sy be
resed spectators of passing events The people talk
and talk and Go next to nothing. One would think that
bis was the moment fer the which present
directs sshs 10 act Nth energy and at least let the
world know that rs really in earnest for another
Of policy touching the future desnies of the
fy but ia simply conteot TO tell the people from day
- day TO continue 10 be good and not TO commit any revo
lrtcrry act, and II they do 80 undoubtedly all
siA be well. At the time large part OF
lie people are persuaded that the old Grand
Duke Leopold s 20 st once. more in tho Saddle
Dish 5omineer ng Preach Emperor to adjust to ner
backs The situation Is Sufficiently hurnisiins one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

PARIs july IS, 1852
ma Arnimens Of France 10 be Rsdncsi7he Special Par
mesac st"roy 70 Paris-7Ne Ests Of II. Duchess IF
Parma-Sketches Of he NeY Sartliniaa Ministry -My-c
Trouble in The tonhfcat Stts--Rapes Of ne Aastrsis
IN Regard 10 Logb1ydy-7te Eet;s.s 81 day--Ds.h Of
1e iqfart HilPposamus, DC.
The no-.tcrr contains shs nornige TIE Important an,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
vbkusry.

Csp' VIM Cotcu, for many years H8rbor Mister OF
q port o. SsVspp2b lied thst city the In lst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

in making tor That had diff ,ulty In reach
take refreshments. had scarcely arrived when the
peral train came up. The Emperor was accompanied By
the King Sardinia had the good fortune TO attract
the attention Of the Emperor he signed to 10 approach
The carriage. "Zouave,' said ne, you are wounded?"
les.ro sire ''What wounds did you receiver al was
in theer she' AID showed him the holes in my trow
mace by three balets. "You are getting bet
asout without much difficulty" Them he msa maze
syn 10 me to approach nearer, and, in the midst
breast the decoration which he wore, placed il on mine
saying: 'iGke that, whilst waiting till something better
comes Immediately loud applause rose every side,
whilst large tears rolled down my Cheeks Those tsars
and my looks alone expressed my gratitude. could 5ot
speak. fhe Emperor understood me, ana neld out his
hand. pressed il With emotion. not less striking
scene folio we'd when the Imperial train had left The
authorities and high personAgeB OF the town collected
round me and offered their con and each in
sisted on shaking me by the hand. But what very
gratifying the Bishop OF Vercelli, venerable old man
with white hair, came up, and taxing my hand, said,
thanked MIN sincerely, but said must return 10 the
hospital. He would )isen to nothing, but made get
was near him. many OF the arst persons in tho place
being present -
Everything looks like settling down sgan, as Pater
fdmds saws, after the holiday iun s over aud the
scrptive sweatipg sf the brow begins on,s Sol
ciers fnd'rg their way back 70 France the artillery
which had been got from the various srsenss ia slowly
acrg m steps, an as the rattle Of the wagons meets
the ear many rush 70 get peep at the formidable dig
guns whose range been fatal to the Aus,rians
Everything in the form OF pubic demonstration Is being
nufsed til the 18TH Of August when the Eu perors Jes
will be kept under crc umsances totally unprecedenei
in bis aDuas He is 10 longer q carpet knight but
eshed his maiden sword, installed ruarsbas
one of The bloodiett fields record in campaign OF
unexamped slaughter BE will meet bis '.Draees' on
their entry into Paris and ride at Their head into nte
for Of his capital rnere sylptons of great arrival
OF foreigners 10 witness this or and festival Beds are
BONG caught up everywhere; the hotels have 10
spare Tor that date, and which only let
inc month are disposed TO make hay while tne shines
lraae, 100, 10 locking and orae.s conhg In With
rapoy winch IL douby grStfy ing after long stag
nation.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-28
Bishop Whipple.

We are informed that letters have been
received in this city, from member of the
delegation of the Episcopal church in Min
nesota now in attendance on the General
Convention at Richmond, Virginia, that they
are congratulated upon every hand upon the
election of the Rev. gentleman to the Epis-
copate of their diocese and that the high
est testimony has been there borne to his
peculiar qualifications for the work which
awaits him here, by those who have known
him long and we'll that every disposition
is shown to cheer and sustain him by the
members of both houses of Convention from
various parts of the Union. Thursday, the
18th inst, was fixed for his conservation at
Richmond. He purposes to remove at once
to Minnesota, and will reach here probably
the first week in November. He willreside
in St. Paul. His first Episcopal act in
the diocese is appointed for Red Wing,
where the new Episcopal church is to be
consecrated, and series of services held
after which he will proceed, as we learn, to
acquaint himself, by personal inspection
with the stations in other parts of the State
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-28
The Improvement of our Navigable
Rivers.

A population of five hundred thousand,
compactIy organized upon the navigable
water courses of this State, would hold the
citadel of our prosperity safe against
world of hard times. We lave room within
our borders, at the New York average of
twelve acres to the individual, for three or
four millions. We can pack them every one
away on our interior prairies--group every
family of them all against background of
groves or forests, their shadows siver-dap-
pied in the sheen of lakes and brooks, and
cover them all with the rosy sunshine of
sky flush with perennial elixir. But we
don't propose to fill up all these pictures Of
teemipg life at once. The Railroad is the
great artist that must do that, and until
he comes with his brush Of fire, we must
be content with what Nature offers us in
her own behoof.
We have within days journey of the
great water courses of the State, a capacity
for full half million of Christian souls,
with as many robust bodies attached thereto
for convenience and profitable use.
With little improvement, such as could
be easily afforded if these great natural
highways were stocked from end to end with
population, the y would furnish far cheaper,
and, in seven months Of the year, far better
means of transit than any artificial road
that can be devised.
The cereals cannot, in fact, be pro6tably
transported by railroad for long distances.
The usual rates by this mode of conveyance
| is one mill per ibushel per mile, or one cent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-28

VIRGINIA duels, so common nowadays.
are only tender shoots.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
From w Arlington

WASHINGTON, June 2-The navy depart
ment to-day received letter from Capt.
Taragut, commanding the l.. S. ship Brook
Ign. dated Vera Cruz. May 81. in which he
says that Capt. Jarvis sailed in the ship
Savannah for Pensacola on the 18th, and
the Ship Saratoga arrived at Vera Cruz on
tie same day He adds ss Minister McLeane
is desirous Of having ship at Tampico, in
anticipation Of an attack on that place by
the Miramon party, | shall direct Com
nander Taragut to proceed thither inmedi-
| ately with order TO land force Of mariners
and Others, If necessary, for the protection
of the American Consul and such American
citizens as may seek his protection, in event
of the town being covered by assault, to re-
| quire OF the commanding general the as
surance OF protection to the Consulate and
all American citizens. Such instructions
will be in conformity with the views Of the
Minister. The permission or instruction Of
their landing will be forw arded by the Ju
arez government to the Governor Of Tam
pico.
At the same time there were at Vera
Cruz when the above was written, 2 Eng
lish and French war vessels.
The French Admiral left Tsmpico on
che 18th Of May in company with brig Of
war.
WAsHiNGTos, June 3.-The President has
issued proclamation for . sale of public
lands in Iowa, commencing at Fort Dodge
on the 26th Of September, and at Sioux
City on the Sd Of October. The lands are
in the North western parts Of the State, at
the head OF the Des Moines River, and its
tributaries.