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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
NTw-YoRg. NAV |. 1881

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The Printers and Pubhcr of the United states respect
y informed that the undt r-igurd have purchased n Isaac
Adam. his the Pa'et peculiar % toe
Adam. Printing Press" and other kindred machinery To-
z,ber i'm bis patterns and ty used Tor building Ia" ,nd
hat the buiu making and repairing Prosecuted by him
will be- earned on ygur and vigil ncr by theu on
,be old premises suaed Foundry street, South boon' to
y hch place order. may b. addressed as heretofore
The Adam. hines have been largely used and held IN eat
favor They viii b. SLOWED 20 drcrr In our hand' rh
IN style stsurch:e.s We msy fairly appeal to or e'aoshed
reputation Pessmske sufficient EiaraIty Of uh'lnhn
ish, excellence every particular aud Increased H'a'ch
pCsS,ble il. vail be impaired 10 the business
w aIso embrace this opportunity notify those who arr
suf,r turng the Patents m question
that measure. will b. promptly taken 20 protect our legal rsh
D. oI using such nachue without license rom Us are
sb 10 sui, pqrircp ca nis and tho-r VINO p9fhir suh
machines after Ills date Will have cause OF 'onPa1' " ue'
with vigorously.
ausls the many point, covered 10y these patents. beg
leave 20 call ATTENTION which have been frequently in
frnEd The ;heetth claim of the Patent Of 1880 reads;
a claim mode herein Described Of laying the ink upon the
'y by passing the rollers between the bed aud the ptru
hr sNi,i,h clm of the Patent Of 5 reads alo claim
r employ the Gy, is equiv aleu, iJF rce' ns and
piiiug The sheets"
Communications orders may be- addressed 90 the Boston
Fs-t,ry OF 20 prii ciral Office IN New York
Il HOE { Co.
Printing Press Machine and Saw Mandatory
Nos. - and 81 GOld.st, Mes York.
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fantp Goods.

HCCHES, DUPUY & GRIEVANCE,
i'll 81 MsIpyS LAKE. 81.
Ar nov receiving from various and viii continue 70 re-
eeiye during the season.
NEW STYLES OF PARIS
SILK ERTs, RANCHONS AND HHADDRESSES
(s black and with colorcd byrdersl -
FANCY HAIR PINS. COMBS AND CACtIEPEiGSES
fhs largest assortment 10 the United statesl
sun PARASOL aud OPERA FANS Of ell kinda
BELT BUCKLES SLIDES and CLASPS
DRESS BUTTONS and TRIMMINGS. ana,
OPERA GLASSES, PLATED CHAINS. JEWELLERS
SCALES. &c, &C, &C,
which they oscr TO the trade only At The loves
CVOrdep for all descriptions ~ FRENCH GOODS hAed "
their house No. 7 Rue 90 Grand Chantier Pans
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CRY OF NEw-ioRE, DEPARTMENT og fsAscs.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, April q, 1888.
NOTICE to OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, April q, 1859
NOTICE to OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE
~ Numerous applications having been made to this Dplr
ment by citizens holding receipts O various Collectors OF Assess
Tor paid previous 10 April 49, 1883 account ot
the Central Park and undry
other Improvements which amounts have been retained by said
Collectors and credited the books OF the Burrau of
the Collection If Assrnen- TO have such credits duly made
and the liens created by such cancelled aud dis
charged Of record-NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all per
who have paid any which have not been duly
credited present evidence Of such payment this Office
Before authorizing the disrharge Ot exist
Ing leu the Controller will require the original
cep authorized officer of the CorpTaon be- filed in
this Office, with aida Of the party by account u
whom the payment made, stting forth the facts aud cir
the casr and such other proof will enable the
Cooperation maintain action against the Collector under
and BY wul such collections made. In where
have been made 10 cks or persons other than the Cot
ecor representing Themselves BE- authorized receive such
payments behalf Of the Corporation the authority Of such
persons the premises be clearly shown. When
have been made BY bank checks drawn 70 the order Of
The Collector and dorsed BY them such checks should b. pre-
sen,ed with the receipt Of such official.
Applications for the discharge of liens in the above mentioned
accompanied BY the required prof payment should be
made in writing nd addessed 70 the undersigned the envelope
being ndoTsed Claim for discharge Of assessment lien
IT, upon rsanina,in the Puos OF payment shall be deemed
satisfactory the lien will he Cancelled aud certificate 10 that ef
feet will be sven under the hand Of the Controller the proof
Is found satisfactory. the papers will b. returned
ROBT T. HAW5 Controller
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INFORMATION WANTED nfJOHN kEILEY.

IN n Mdclrgr, County ct Warrfurd rrline about u years
Of sss He LIFT Charleston South C'rona, for p'rs uukn
sb1, eish wears ago information concerning hun Wi De
thar y rrreiyrd by his sister CATHARNE MILF care o
Gould Nursery mar Dam DOdse County Wisconsin
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Chances for Business Hlcn.
CIIvoF NEw.YoEK DEPARTMENT OF finance,
CONTROLLERS OFfcE, April ~, 1853.
CORPORATION E.-SEALED PRO

CIIVoF NEw.YoEK DEPARTMENT OF FISAscs,
CONTROLLERS OFfcE, April - 1853. :
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PRO-
~ POsALs Will be- rrcrivrd E, this oHe- until WEDNEs-
DAY rt day Of Jun. u oeoek uon for the gur
fsIs ~ nt . px. '' Neal h' lot Tue
-, sT Fnsps Co No S. 70 be located within he following
boundaries lish aud l2l.I-sts. ID aud I'd avs,
10; for Engine Co No A. Ia be heated between Suffolk A.
Lot for Hoe 60 No be esed between Suffolk Attorney
Lot or HooI AID Ladder Co No H. to be located between
scamue Clinton, Henry ana Division s,..
for Hook Ladder Co No to be located between i'h
Thompson and B!reckeT-'': and SHAW 49,
PPosal, TO contain diagram Of The propry oa-red syni
any Payments will Be made IN cash giving Clear and salts
The Controller reserve. ,he rh. reject any all props
ROBT. T. HAws CONTROLLER.
nISTILLERY for SALE or to LET.-A first
s CO. Sr~ Yo sn h.f mile fu depot 90 aAvEsss
creek complete urdr aud ready for immediate use Has
have just thoroughly ovehaud The supply Of ~ar
By Ar;e.ian W.. nor than o smPs, Ai'saea % 70.
csP,y Of the house bush ard =. als 1p PED could
terms, viii be rrned bow Apply a. No. 70 Fa,oa..,
HAIRY Of MILK for SALE-CousistlDg Of the
~ y. Of about IS Cows foF particulars address MILK,
k.iouab, Wes;chsster Co, n l.
NOR SAL E-BILLIARD sod BOWLING
L ESTABLISHMENT Y 'ablrs AID sley' in complete
moderate Apply No 81 Broadway uear Bleectsr'. up
stairs
HARDWARE PARTNER WANTED-To IN
troduee SEWING Machine. ae. 9f Hardware TO be
sold Ike sEy other Ne" one
made public Will pay 800 cent PROFIT and compete
with any bow IN market. Addr-.. IoHS, rnbans Office.
DATENT BU1TER-MlLL OF CHURN.-Bdt-
i ter minutes from sweet mix CAL aid see
op-rs.ic 10 and yclck daily The butte. naf-,
churr pat in I've niuuir- Single ChIrus
County Rights for sale Apply "a NEsTBkOOk MINOR,
No So sign # the Golden Teafsttl-l br away. y T.
DROPOSALS pr the supply of FRESH BEEF
q United States stationed For-s Columbus
Weed NswYort Hsbor, for year, commanding M Of
June ~l rc-iyvd the Uer q tAe A. A c. s. Fort
Columbus New YoTt Hsrbor until the lh proxmo The Beef
The frs, qualify in equal proportions u fore and hind
quarter. tnsks and hanks sad 10 s delivered Foss
Couui Wond such n sach ggau,iii.
Be rrquired Proposals viii b. addressed Is; Lieut.; O. Cole
sh Infantry A C. 3 For Columbus Sewf1rE HAgtor and
indorSed Proposals for the supply Of F-sh Beef Ths
p.ss Vp-nrd he utee u tee A. A. C. g. .: Fo Co
unlbus Ne~York H4fhof, the ina proxiso 10 ocioch
The A A. C. reserves 10 bIn-s the right rsjrc al
BIDS The furnish
eurtie. xho shall bind themselves IN the Of ~ DO kor
the faithful fulhinsent Of the eo.iSsci.
tSisnecl G. COLE
ls Les.s,sn. sth Infan;ry A. A. C.S.
STEAMSHIPS for SALE.-The undersigned
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6orses. Carriages. &r.

borsrs, Carriages, Nf.
4 LIGHT well. made ROCKAWAY CAR
~ RAGE horses made 10 order for the
Keys Livery Stables. No Is West lShsi In
Quire between and II O'Clock al No Jefferson Market
EOR SALE-A superior Family CARRIAGE
i HORSE l6I hands high sound kind and very stylish viii
stand without tying Inquire al No lso bieecser-s'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
NE WIS DEPoT.

NE w s DE POT.
Ill the principal Papers and Magazines received week
"A ly and monthly, and kept for sale at McCULLOcHs
The Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
The New York Ledger,
The New York Weekly.
Harper's Weekly,
Harper's Magazine,
Flag of Our Union,
Ballou's Pictorial,
New York Weekly Tribune,
Porters Spirit of the Times,
Waverly Magazine,
Gazette of Fashion,
Frank Leslie,
Gleason's line Of Battle Ship.
Fremont, May 2s, 1889
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

A SMART SPELL.--A gentleman IN North
Chester, Vermont, two or three weeks since,
offered as prize, copy Of Webster's Ub-
abridged Dictionary to the one Of the schol,
ars in all the public schools iD town who
should ''spell all the Others down" Seven
schools were accordingly represented, and
about dozen teachers aud a large crowd
Of spectators were present, when the trial
took place on the 25th ult But one trial
was to be had on word, and the unfortu-
nate who missed must take his or her seat.
Eighty scholars contested for the honor and
the prize, and after five hours trial Eve pu-
pills remained standing, and the enthusiastic
audience soon raised the Aneedful" 10 pur-
chase each a copy Of tho great Unabridged
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
LIFE INSURANCE..

Secures independence and domestic comfort
to the widow aud orphan.
1t provides security to the family Of every
man who takes Policy in reliable Company
There is no certainty of leaving patrimony
for your Family in any other way. The
CoNNEcT1cuT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
is the Largest association Of the hind in the United
States with Capital Of
go, TOO, 900.
II is managed with economy, and no Com
pauy offers greater inducements regards Security,
Low Rates. and Prompt Payments 1t paid in Losses
last year, over
q q 8 8 900,
And has paid since ls46, over one and
a-hd million Of doltara giving to large number OF
Widows aud Orphans comfortable Independence and
in very many cases 1t WAS ALL phieh pas tft them.
eFy" Please call at the Office Of the Agent and get
Pamphlet which shows the condition of the Company
It's plans of operations, Tables Of Premiums, &c.
Office In Brchard Block.
r. w. B. MCCLELLAN, Agent
Fremont, Aug. 81, 1858. s1H
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
QOettps
LEFT BEHIND.

ny FLoREEoE FERoY.
II was the autumn Of the yeat
The strawberry leaves were red aud ssfe,
Octobers airs were fresh and chill,
When pauslng on the windy hill
The hill that overlooks the sea-
You talked confdngly TO me;
Nc whom your keen artistic sight
Has not yet learned to read Alright,
Since have veiled my heart from you,
And loved you better than you knewl
You todme ofYour toilgome past,
The tardy honOrs won at last,
The trials borne, the conquest gained,
Thelonged for bourne Of fame attained.
knew that every victory
But lifted you away from me;
That every step Of high emprise
But left me lowlier In your eyes
watched the distance as II grew,
And loved you better than you knewi
You DID not see the bitter trace
ofanguish sweep across my face;
You did not hear my proud heart beat
Heavy and slow beneath your feet.
You thought oftriumphs still unwon,
ofglorious deeds ss yet undone;
And I, the while you talked TO me-
watched the white gulls lonesomely,
Till lost among the hungry blue
And loved you better than you knewl
You walked the sunny side offste;
The wise world smileE and calls yoa great.
The golden frui,age of success
Drops at your feet in plentiousness;
Add you have blessings manifold
Renown, andpower and friends and gold.
They builds wall between us twain,
Which may not be thrown down again;
Alasi For the long years through
Have loved you better than you knswi
Your life's proud aim, your arts high truth,
Have kept the promise OF your youth;
And while you won the crswn which now
Breaks into bloom on your brow,
Ny soul cried strongly out TO you,
Across the oceans yesrning blue,
While unremembered and Rfar,
Watched you as watcheda star
Through darkness struggling into view,
And loved you better than you knswi
fused to dream in all those years
ofpatent faith and silent tears
That Loves strong hand would put aside
The barriers of place and pride
Would reach the painless darkness through,
And draw me softly up to you;
But that is past. ifyou should stray
Beside my grave some future day,
Perchance the violets o'ermy dust
viii half betray the buried trust,
And say--their blue eyes full Of dew
''She loved you better than you knewi'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
HOunpODathy.
MORRIS r. TYLER.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
oFFICE-socond Story Buckland's Block, North Room,
FREM ONT, OHIO,
Particular attention paid TO Colections. No charges
for services If no collections made
Fremont January IA 1859.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

PENITEETIAsT MoRE yHAN FULL The
overcFowdod condition Of the PenitantiaFy
iorcibly illustrates the growth Of crime ia
our State. According to the Statssnsan the
number Of prisoners is now z7e,--70 more
convicts THAI cells. This is the Largest
number ever in prison at once. Ninsty-lour
were admitted in March, and the Statssman
says the officers Of the Institution win refuse
10 receive any mors convicts What is 70
be done with theml
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
G. w. CLICK,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
CY,rxr

VTTL practice his profession In the several courts Of
w Ohio and in the Circuit and District Courts Of the
unted States. E Particular attention given 70 the
collection Of claims.
0FFIcE.-RERgRs BLOCK, up. stairs, Water street.
Sandusky, May 20. 1857. 1Stf
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Roberts x sheldon.

Manufacturers of Copper Tin and SheetIron Ware
Dealers in Stoves, Agricultural Implements Stoves Rags
Wool, Hides Sheep-pelts Old Copper, Old Stoves &C.
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Bricl
Block, No. l, Fremont, Ohio May 20, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

Manufacturer of Confectionery and dealer in Foreign
Domestic Nuts, Fruits Groceries and Yankee Notions
Principe and Havana Clsars Aain street. Fremont, q.
June 10, 1856
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c. "a. MCCULLOUGH,
Theodore CInnn.

Dealers In Drugs, Medicine DyEstulIs, Glass, Paints
Oils, Books, Stationery, &C., Fremont, Ohio.
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j. y. GREENE & SON.
RmcIxIamd y Everett.

Attorneys at Law; will attend to oil business entrusted
their care. 0ceIn Minis Block, Corner Of CroghaI
and Main streets, Fremont, Ohio.
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B. ]. BARTLETT 4 son,

A TToRNEYs AT LAW, have removed their Office e
n the second story of Niins' building, F.
Dernham's Clothing Store. 65- Entrance on Croghar
Street Au business entrusted to them will be carefully
attended to- b. J. BARTLETT,
Fremont Nov. "a. 1856 J. X. BARTLETT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

Attorneys aud CounselloTs at Law, and Solicitors IN
haucery will attend to professional business and Land
Agency in sandusky and adjoining counties. oce End
story Bucklsnd's Block, Fremont.
X. P. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
, 1859-06-06

"a Ryan, the weather prophet, Eas mixed
our weather sadly. Since Friday the town has
been givcn oTer TO colds in the head md oyer.
coats. Summer goods and ice creams are no
where. Ryanrnay do for Michigan; VIC repudi-
ate him for Illinois,
, 1859-06-06
;HICAGO, MONDAY, JUNE 6, 18


The bark Palestine, frou, Australia. brought
to San Francisco files Of Melbourne papers to
to the 26th February days later,
rFesious adTices were from Sydney to the Sd oi
that month.
Quite Il destructive fire had occurred in Mel
bourne A whole block, comprising fifty houses,
mostly frame buildings belonging to 1aborers
we're destroyed. The hre broke out in Darey's
banking house, on Vale street.
a large tire had taken place at Ballarat, which
destroyed the Adelphi Hotel and large num-
Der Of other bulldogs. Damages estimated 1t
from Els, 900 to ego, ,00O
There arc thousands Of persons in Melbourne
unable to obtain employment. mauv without
any apparent mems Of subsistence.
They belonged for the most part to the labor
ing class, and exhibited in their dress and looks
the symptoms Of hunger aud destitution. To
such IN extent had the evil arowa, that full
grown men went about at dusk, like mcndicaats.
begging for bread, or the money to purchase it.
a great deal Of excitement has been created
at Bendlgo by the discovery that a acouglon,erate
mineral, vcry common on that gold field, but
which bad hitherto been disfefE;arded, would
yield not less than $50 ounces Of pure gold to
the ton, with very large per centase Of zinc
The ANALYSIS WAS Us follows: Zinc, nbout 45 per
cent; iron, 90; sulphur, Is; arsenic, 10; other
e1traneous substances, =; gold. total, lOo-
giving result Of an ounce Of pure gold out Of
every 100 ounces Of the eonglomerate
Of Hunt Co., on the Whip Reef. They had
gone through about twenty feet Of the stuff,
and ~ it had hitherto been treated ~ worthless,
If the specimen experimental upon be fair
sample of,he whole, 3 fresh mine Of ofincalcu!able
wealth had been opened in one Of the oldest
gold fields Of the colony. In other respects
Bendigo maintained, especially in its quartz
reefs, IN undiminished re putatiou.
Several rich quartz discoveries are mentioned,
and good deal of interest had been awakened
in quartz mining,
, 1859-06-06
Ra1d DiKKinK In Vermont.

A correspondent Of the Bellows Falls 1sm<s
gives an account Of hia vi4it to the gold dig
gings It Plymouth; vt, where about forty men
gre engaged in diggingi but. on account Of the
rainy weather, have not yet made RQch pro-
gress. The 7imo savs: "Sluicesd e being
erected along the streams, at intervals, for the
distance of about four mifes, the most northern
being near the north line Of the town, on Gold
Greek, tributary Of the 0ttaxueecha; and the
most sonthern being Earl's Branch, about one
mile south Of the Fire Corners In passing
along these streams one is forcibls reminded
Of some new Western 'c!ties,' whose locations
are determined only by the stakes driven into
the ground. The claims are all staked out, and
the numerous piles Of boards strewcd along the
stream for miles, show that the claims are in
the hands Of those who are intending to work
them. There are many more engaged in turn
ing the stream, opening raceNays, building
dams, making sluices. rockers, &c., and it will
be several weeks before the excitement will
abate. i the anticipations Of the sanguine
+Calfornians' who are ut work here are realized
upon reaching the bedrock there will be gold
enough to set half Of Windsor County crazy,
and the industrious farmers will forsake the
legitimate business Of the farm aud 20 to pros
pecting for goid.' We hope such na5 not be
the case, but sc could not help thinking Today,
u We stood By the sluice Of Aessrs. Vincelette
/ King, TINT there was some danger of it, for
they, upon the surface diggings, hare AVERAGED
IS each per day since they commenced work"
, 1859-06-06
CaaR, not Webster.

lN0kAtn$1oh Correspondence \. +. 1Htuoej
Thzx fer the Secretary Of the Nary has rc-
nsted Ill applications for increasing the Medit-
terr.nean squadron, thougi. tue. necessity for
yoeI{6 tesre is more ap46fent aid urgent than
4 any other station, in view Of the erents in
Italy, md more especially Of the probability Of
our n1Efthautsnen being engaged in the carrying
trada~ II the claim acknowledged By Gen. Cass,
in aretent letter to 'Hr'Le Clerc Of Memphis
IN American citizeu Of French hirtb-should be
aaserted By the beligereuts, namely, that uatur-
afxstiondn' the United States isl no protection
againat military protection against military ser
: &C in the country where tue citizen Was born.
# BE- shoald vplustarily - within It's jurisdlc-
ton, trouble mar be expected. That admission
does not conform to the doctrine Of the Ko1zta
case, and il the pretension had been made dur
px. tho. Csimesa Wi, 1heo thoadhds Of our
nAtu1a1ixed citizens we're in the British dotn1n-
ions, it must have led to an expression Of popu-
lar resentment as wA4 Witnessed when Great
Britain attempted impressment on tue high
seas. We know that the right Of expatriation
has been denied in Europe, md the claim to
claim to military serEice asserted, against sub
jects born within the realm, tbut it 1t would
be hazardous experiment, nerertAe-
less to set up any such demand against bona
fde citizens Of the United States who happened
to be within the reach Of the feudal pretension,
Lepis Napoleon has certainly too much sense to
hY it.
, 1859-06-06
Later. from Mexico.

Correspondence Of the New York 74rnal
We hare advices from The City Of Mexico up
to the 18th inst, from which It appears that
matters stand as previously reported, excert
thst hiramon-and his party Ire more aid
more harrassed for want Of means, 1t appears
that the clergy have in reality used up MI their
available means, such a. ready money-perspn-
81 property Of various kinds, and ali they dare
oi the valuable vessels md ornaments Of the
churches Now, although they are willing to
aypothecate any amount Of their lands, houses,
DC, it prorcs since the recognition al The Jau.
ret Government by the American Minister that
no one will either buy their property or take It
~ security for money loaned. Any con6sca-
ton Or any attempt to sell this property on tic
part Of Mirnmon-aud he would not hesitate to
DO eitheF IN order to raise rt.oney.-would
prove abortivc.. Not being able to get more
money out Of the church or liz properly, or any
i1on capitalists, ~ heretofore, and fearing 10
impose other forced exActions on the people, tho
fachonists hare resorted to selling permits to
speculatora in tue City Of Mexico, BY which
t6sy aTe allq.ed to bring goods into The city
doubtless. that the edict prohibiting comn,uni-
cation with Vera Cruz was issued b5 Mieamon
some two months since. 1t is said that $3.50 900
was raised BY the sale Of these permits to one
O. two speculators. i is also xamored that the
Engtfsh and French Ministers 'aared up" on
acoount Of the exclusive nature of this foauciaf
opesati: n. The i4hcral Government herr, In It's
simplicity, permits the arrangement to 60 into
effect, and large quantities Of goods arc now 70
Ing forward from Vera Cruz, Of course paying
The usnal international dutiss on leaving the
place. Il is stated also thAs eaadxesa of several
millions Of silver IL about to leave the City Of
Mexico ior this port, having arranged To pay the
1iramon Government two per cent. on tho
a1aoant. The regular expoft duty on Nil silver
IL six per ccn. The Constitutional Government
at this place recently issued it, decree by which
this duty ~as reduced to tour per cent, hence
the silver is shipped at the regular rates. and
duty is divided between the two tournaments;
:. TO such = strait are both parties reduced fur
ths vent Of funds, that they sppsar 10 he fotctd
According to au the cvidencs 1t hand, the fac.
3tsou 10 Mexico is more pushed for n,sans thau
Tie Constitutional Government, md ID fhe>obin-
. ion Of your correspondent ths lst4sr makes 4
:. afaat mistake in 1et4inu m anASt =. =
, 1859-06-06

WAsurxGros, June 3.-The steamship Roam.
oke will, it is said. bring the Japanese commits
sioncrs from Panama to New York.
Commander Porter.will ]eaye in the steamer Of
the soth to take command Of the sloop-of.wrr ct
St. Mary, new at Panhma.
Cspt Dah'grcen. hiring By order of The chief
Of Ordnance and H|drogTspby examined and
tested Joslyn's brteeh loading carbine, officially
reportsthat this STYLE Of arms commend, itse}f
to the tests Of the service. the only objection
being the shortness of the batreL