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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
PALERMo-Br. bari. Emilia

PALERMo-Br. bark Emilia
oso eantars Drimstone, 200 bags almonds, so do wal
ry seed 90 boxes maccaroni 700 do lemons, 4O do
anges, Schwartz & Dix.
LIvERpooL-Ship Mackfaa,o
ESQ bars iron, 100 bdls do, Keyser Troxell & Co
135 do Geo Small; 81 bars steel, Rogers Wetherall;
cases do NJ. Keith & Son. 100 tons pig ron S. g. Lee:
u pkgs hardware, s. Glenn Bro Il do. Penniman !
Bro; do H. F. Albert Co. 2 do, Hopkins Hardel
Kemp; do, Anderson Bros; do. Jessup Fulton; l:
do Hodges, Garnett 4 Co.: 40 do, B. f. Voss; 90 do
Magruder Taylor & Roberts; do F. R. Wasche Co.
5S do, Ward Bros; do, R. Hickey Bro, / do
Duer, Norris & Co; do, bales webbing E. Jenkins
Sons do mdse, IL cases do, Hoffmans 4 Co.: do F.
Horner Co.; do, Stellmann, Heinrichs Co; 2 do
is Drost Co.; 10 do. Hamilton Easter & Co.. l6 do.
Jno. 5. Barry; 80 bales do Eaton Bros. & Co.. IL do
Turnbull, Sade CO.; IL do do hosiery, Hodges
Bros casks earthenware, Cortlan Co.. box samples
7 j. NJ Smith; pkgs. lndse., Thomson. Wood Block
12s0 sacks salt, Foard Rogers; 100 bbs soda ash
McliVain; 100 tons pig iron 25 puncheons malt liquor
ware, order.
CoAsTwISE
NEW YoRK-Schr. John Walker.
Z,5S5 bags Coffee Levering Co.
PoRTLAND-Schr Julia NeUeH.
$50 ship knees 20 tons plaster boxes herring zoe
6os apples, Kelsey Gray; so do rum, C. NJ Jackson
NEW YoRK-Str Locust Point
% % pkgs: wine, VIM McGowan; 2do., j. B. Charron 1
Co.. rs do, De Cormis Rogers 25 cases do, Samuel
Pearce; do Pracht Il Voneif
NEW YoRK-Schr. Willo,o Harp.
40 trails almonds, VIM. G. Price, 10 do Summers 4
townsend 425 boxes tin plate E. L. Parker CO.. As bale
Jr. Co.; 80 do Candy, Griffith Co.; 100 do Thomson
wood Block; SEQ do. starch d. T. Buzby % bushels
birthstone, Beatty Cole; II logs mahogany J. J. Viii
pams Co.; bale mdse., VIM. Bridges; so pkgs. do.
BAKER Bros Co.. IA STEEL Hiss Cole 100 boxe
mdse Robinson, Lord Co.; pkgs. do, G. NJ. JAG ksor
20 bale Mo- DO, 500 pkgs s, do sundIy = persons
izo tons guano, J. L. Reese Co.
EvpNprrc NnO1- r-
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-The President in reply to
resolution of the House, communicated message
to-day, enclosing report from the Attorney Gene
raj, who says the local officers of the Government
at Savannah, have been specially and strictly
enIolned to perform the duties imposed on them by
the several acts of Congress for the suppression of
the slave trade. That special counsel have been
employed to aid the District Attorney in the prose-
cution of the offenders That the advices received
satisfactorily show the diligence and activity of all
persons engaged in the public service, to find the
negroes who clandestinely landed, to identify
the parties engaged in the crime, and ascertain
other important facts connected with the transac-
tlon. All this has been attended to with many diff
hcultes, but there is good to hope that they
will be overcome and justice, according to the law
OF the land, be executed upon the offenders. But
the present condition of affairs is such as to make
it absolutely impossible that the proceedings al
ready instituted or those in contemplation, should
be given in detail without very great prejudice to
the public interests.
1t appears from official document that the cost
OF the sites of the Navy Yards at Portsmouth, Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Nor
folk, Blythe Island, Mare Island, Sackett's Harbor
provements thereon to the lst of Dec 1858, as far
as can be ascertained, is S26, ,2S7, ,OO0
The Secretary of the Treasury has asked Con-
census of Kansas, with view to its admission into
the Union, in accordance with the recommenda-
tion of the President in his annual message.
The aggregate number of passengers who arriv-
ed in the United States from foreign countries by
sea, from the Both of September, 1S43 to the 3lst
OF December, 1858, is 4,052 900, of which nearly
.wo and half millions were males
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boxes pork IS boxes cheese 142 kegs butter rs kins
do, II tierces lard 102 bbls do half do kegs do 81
eases oysters, box do cases sardnes, IA bbs crack
key do brandy 100 boxes raisins hhds figs 20 boxes
candy, casks ale, bbs do 81 do porter, 81 boxes c
der bbls do, 10 boxes peaches SO do. candles 3O6
reams paper dozen shovels casks white lead 81 bales
lampwick, bbls. garlic 500 dozen eggs, II do fowl
geese.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers


In New York to-day stocks were generally lower Hi
nois Central bonds, Canton Michigan Southern La
Crosse, and Harlem declined q EACH New York Central
\ and Erie, and Rock Island p each Reading which
was the only stock which improved, advanced g. vir
gnia and Missouri 6s Cleveland and Toledo and Galena
and Chicago Railroad sold at Yesterdays rates
The New York Tribune of to-day says
The movement in money is without change Rates are
well sustained The Banks disposed to lend freely
on demand but take all the good paper offered 67 per
of hrsclass quality and it freely Gar per cent
Call Loans are 5G7 per cent At these meney
abundant r enough on acceptable collaterals.
The Bank Statement of day shows a continuance of
the general contraction in the movement. Every item
down over million and quarter, the banks the en-
deayor to advance the rate of interest having called
in loans freely. The deposit line however, shows
that private capitalists have to extent taken
the place of the banks. Much of the decrease of
the SubTreasury The decrease in the specie
line than generally looked tor Calfor
MIA gold going in on Saturday after the statement
made up On the whole the statement is satisfactory
inasmuch it shows that INK managers have adopted
more conservative course than the reckless expansion
which has been going on for the past six months which
rapidly drifting them toward the rocks of another
suspension The they have taken true pol
icy, md should be persisted in 1t will place them in
stronger position, while under the advanced rates of in
terest their profits will not be reduced.
The following is comparative statement of the
dition of the New York Banks for the ending Feb
5 and -:
sl9o442,176 s12s1O6,s ,sls Dec 81 1896 s5s
Specie. 25,s91,i41 25,419,OSs Dec. 572 343
Circulation. 7,950,S55 7,S72,441 Dec. 7S4l4
Net deposits. 81 965 256 49, 9446,s1S Dec. 25l843S
The business in foreign bills large and the mar
ket is unchanged and firm. Sterling sigma
lures is l0eGl09H Bankers, l09hd1O9%; Francs 5l7H
Q512H. The supply of bills is moderate and includes
line of $4,000 drawn by the Illinois Central Company
against the loan recently made to it by the London
Committee.
We hear between 100000 and 5000 900 going by the
steamer of Wednesday, of which portion is Mexican
dollars
The January earnings of the Michigan Central Road
were:
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for Prime Mess s14@4 so for Prime Beef at ssGe
for Prime, Sl0Gl2 for No l. and s12@14 per Dbl for
Mesa Lard also dull and quote to-day at l2 cts
for Western Leaf in bbs. and tcs
RlCE.-There is still demand for Rice but we have
heard of no sales of Importance having been made to-day
The market for it is very firm at Ad4 cts for COM
mon to fair, and Id44 cts for good to prime lots
SUGARS-Sugars continue dull and we are again
without sales to report The general condition the
ke is however, unchanged and holders still asking
previous rates for Sugars. Messrs Lennon Brogden
advertise lot of 200 hhds New Orleans Sugar for auc
ton on Thursday next We quote Sugars to-day as fol
lows viz s7501S for fair to prime New Orleans IS 25
$50 for choice do S775GS for Cuba and 81 621 al rs
for English Island Sugar There demand for foreign
Sugars except for refining purposes.
SALT-Lverpool Salt is selling in retail lots at 90 cts
for Ground Alum, 13O cts for Marshalls and Jeffrey
Darcys fine and $50 cts per sack for Ashton's do but
we are unable to give the cargo for it, Turks Island
Salt may be quoted at 14d14h cts per bushel ahoat
SEEDS.-Cloverseed was quite active this morning
and the market for it rather frmer in than
was on yesterday There sales reported Change
OF 1000 bushels at S6s7HG7 and good lots closed firm
at the latter figure We continue quote Timothy Seed
steady at S2 25 and Faxseed at 81 4O145 per bushel
WHlSkEY.-Whiskey continues quiet, the only sale
we have heard of to-day being of 100 bbs Cit
cts Country Whiskey also held at 29 cts we quote
Ohio do at 29bG30 cts
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Shipping anttlligents.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Feb. Is.

ARRIVED
steamer JOHN 5 shriver, Person. from Philadelphia
steamer Joseph Whitney HOwes 60 hours from Boston
topsai brig bound p: of Smiths Point, bark bound up
Steamer G Georgia Pearson from Norfok,to NJ n Falls
reports OH the Rappahannock two herm brigs of the Poo
mae Bar rvf5 E,;is bak3i b. lb% bound sS from
tosehwartz bx Towed up By seamtus AiaS Ne
ps schT John Walker Ferran, from New York-mdse to
sehr General WORTH JONES' from NortOlkguano to John
, Schr Cambria, Thomas from Norfok-cotton whedbee
schr Chas Ford Fountain from North Carolina-shn.
glss scr to Whed9Ss Ra Tt Dickinson SIn s o. ,,
to Whedbee & Dickinson
Steamship Baltimore, walter, Havana-Friend Ricketts,
= steamship Patapsco, Layfeld, Chareston-samuel T.
Steamer Baltimore, Walter, Havana.
steamer rahRFSH AfS3fR fR6M Sffgff'fn B4fMoRE
fe%Sod fy S itta isth n inst
Se6r South Wind Mitehsli Richmond ii 18th INST INST
Schr Ocean, Aaron, Richmond, 18th inst.
s'AF amti H1d9S RsRsG FOR Fs9ntH bTRE M 9th H
SS A INST
'tslSt FsSa2t aE ut 10Th u
s'hr Theresa C Candy &fh6R&Nbi EfaSin; La oath ult
spaEts1 as MGnsss @ s RPkns s as for
Brig Ocean Traveller, Sargent from Baltimore at Cienfue
Brig Handy, Handy from Baltimore arrived at sagua,
schr, Statesman, Mott, Baltimore, sailed from Charles
.'s EASTERN PORTS
New Star he ship hh'As1pa oMesa
B"eS seSr shs Se ea @ % e. II Han sm b oW
Wilmington, n C. CID bark Beneiactor Singapore; schrs
enhaw Richmond ershon S Mobe Ge L. ba9s ah
Also bark Moeka, Messna briggs Trade Wind cenfue
Cos; Ebe Palermo schrs. Charlotte, Minerva and Fly ing
PhfLA bEGPHiA February n-Arr. steamship State Of
Georgia. Savannah; schrs D B. Barnard Trinidad X. J.
Mercer Savannah Cid ships Tuscarora, Mobile Victoria
iced Havana schrs W. H. Hazard Kingston, Jam. L. A
BOSTON, February l3Arr ships Granada and Benares,
Calcutta; Siam, Mana barks Indian Belle Mobile; col
Ledyard savannah; brgs Chimborazo Pensacola; A Law
renoe Jocmel.
>-,,r,, SOUTHERN PORTS
NEW ORLEANS, February Arr. brig I.ucretia Hall
New York.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
Co.,. TO DEPART
Asia. New York ..... Liverpool Feb 1e
Edlnburg ...New York Glasgow. ...... Feb. 1s
TO ARRIVE.
Indian Liverpool 49,. Portland %
Lebanon Liverpool. ......New York Jan 2s
Prince Albert. Galway .........New York Feb
Bremen. Bremen. New York Feb.
The Overland Mail for California leaves St Louis every
Monday and Thursday at A NJ Letters designed for il
shpnld 1il m be marked Overland, via St. Louis
Inc Havana steamers leave New York the 3D. 7th l2h
h and 2Ith OF each month"; and Charleston, s. c. the
ih and 10Th The New York steamers the I'd nth
the only under strict with Government sail
For INDIA, &cThe Overland Mail to India closes in Lon
don as follows Via Marseies, the I'd 9TH lh and 18th
China via Marseiles, 9th and 25h Via Southampton 4h
and goth For Australia, via Marsees and Suez, the
18TH via Southampton and Suez 18th When date of
making up the Indian and Australian mails at London falls
In sunday they are made up on til evening previous
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Some two years ago, Mr.. Chas. Augustus Davis,
an eminent merchant of New York, succeeded, af.
ter ten or fifteen years of litigation, in recovering
from the North American Trust Company several
hundred thousand dollars, for Messrs. Palmer. Nc
Killop, Dent & Co., of London, which he remitted
to them. The other day Mr.. Davis was most agree
ably surprised by the receipt of splendid silver
dinner service, worth about f5, 900, which his Lon
don friends had forwarded to him free of Freight
and customs, as an acknowledgment of his valuable
services in their behalf
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Later from CaiifOrnia-ArrivaI of the Over
land Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 14.-The overland mail has ar
rived with San Francisco dates to the 2lst.
The papers of that date are destitute of news.
The steamer Uncle Sam had been ibelled again
for Sl50,000.
The ship Queen of the Pacific sailed on the Goth
for New York.
The Los Angeles Star of the 22d says that Col.
Hofmans escort of Dragons under Lieut. Chap
man, had been attacked by the Mohave Indians
near BeaPs crossing of the Colorado, but were
beaten off with theloss of ten killed. The Mohaves
have united with the Pintos and other tribes, and
declare that no military post shall be established in
their country, but the whites may pass through.
Colonel Hoffman had returned to San Francisco
and Lieutenant Chapman on the way to Fort
Teon.
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The Senate of Missouri has passed resolution
sppropriating two thousand dollars to the Ladies'
Mount Vernon Association.
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One morning last week, DR.. Jesse Fox of Low
ELL Mass, went from his residence in that city
to Lawrence, and returned home early in the after
noon of the same day, having skated seventeen
miles and walked five. Dr. Fox is 73 wears of aqe.
and had not put on pair of skates for quarter Of
a century before.
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The smoothness of the ice between Albany and
Newburg, on the Hudson river, has brought out
several ice boats which get over the ice at the rate
OF nearly thirty miles an hour: One OF these boats,
says the Knickerbocker, left Albany for Hudson
few mornings ago, and went the first seven miles in
thirteen minutes.
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Herman Co., diamond settlers and jewellers
New York, were robbed on Saturday last of dia
mond bracelet, gold watch set with diamonds ano
small box of diamonds valued in all at about
$4,000. Gershom Cohen, brother-in-law of ont
of the firm, is supposed to be the robber.
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The New York State Lunatic Asylum is COM
peted and has been opened to the inspection of the
public. Patients are rapidly filling up the ASYLUM
already, and the probability is that before it has
been year in existence, it will be found too small
to accommodate all who are sent to it.
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me BOARD OF Managers OF the Sunbury and Erie Rail
road submitted their eighth annual report the stock
holders at the meeting Monday. The managers con
graduate the stockholders upon such improvement in
the affairs of the company insures the speedy and
economical completion of the work committed their
charge The receipts Of the company since reorganza
tion in 1851 January 1st 1885, in round num-
bers TO S. s76,l32 and the expenditures to S5555774
leaving balance of 800 357 The applicable
to the completion Of the road 81 indie
pendent of the subscription of 81 required by Act
OF Assembly 1t has been ascertaned by surveys that
the mi dde portion of the road be constructed at
of 900 below what has heretofore considered
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From PoRTo RIco.-Advices from this Island are
to Jan. 81.
Prof. Morse, who has been for some time on the
Island, has employed himself in setting up line of
telegraph between the country seat and the ware
house in town of his son-in-law, Mr.. Lind at San
Juan. The Boletin boasts of having seen despatch
sent over the wires and adds:
owe are informed that the Government of the
Island has sent to Mr.. Morse passport enabling
him to traverse the entire Island the Professor on
his side, having rendered his services for the erec
tlon ot any line, acting information which leads
hIm to think that the establishment ofa general
line upon the Island, with an extension to Saint
Thomas, will involve no serious cost"
Spurious NapOleons of the year 1928, and various
counterfeit American coins, were circulating upon
the island.
The Spanish schooner Montserrate had been
wrecked in the port ofSamana.
The markets of San Juan had been without any
transactions OF interest Sugars were selling at
At Mayaguez, Jan. %, the Coffee market was re-
ported quiet, with few sales. First quality Sugars
were selling at S4.56; Meado brought Sl2 for the
ITO gallons. Exchanges were at decline.
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SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs-MoNpAY
FEBRUARY 1.-THE United States, appellants, vs.
John A. Suter Appeal from the District Court OF
the United States for the northern district of
California. Mr.. Justice Campbell delivered the
opinion ofthe court, affirming so much of the de-
cree of the said District Court as confirms the
grant to John A. Suter for eleven square leagues
annulling much of said decree as confirms
grant of John A. Suter for twenty-five leagues, OF
land, purporting to have been made by Gev. Mitch.
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statistical report recently issued from the State
Department says that the number of acres under
vine cultivation in France exceeds four millions,
Yielding annually 9l9,545,575 gallons of wine, and
H,zZo,o5O gallons of brandy worth, at the present
low prices in France, SOS, sis. $50.
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AMT,SEHENTQ A

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-nght Miss Day-
enport will appear Medea, in the play of that
name. The afterpiece is the Good for Nothing.
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ANNUAL ASSAY AT THE MINT.-The Commission
Tor testing the accuracy of the coinage of the
United States, convened at the mint in PhiadeI-
phia on Mon ay. 1t is composed of Hon. John
Cadwalader, Judge of the United States Court for
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania; James c. Van
district and Col. j. B. Baker, Collector of the Port
OF Philadelphia, &c oticio Commissioners; Prof A.
Gaswell, of Providence, R. l.. Brevet Major H. L..
Hendrick, United States Army, Professor of Chem
Ewing, Esq, Hon. Frederick Fraley, and John O.
James, Esq, of Philadelphia, Commissioners spe-
clally designated by the President of the United
States; The Board will probably be in session for
three days, during which time visitors are not ad-
mitted to the mint.
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Michigan Legislature

D n a,I LIZ isI"tuft
DETROIT, Feb. 4.-The Michigan Legislature ad-
Journed SINE die to-day, having transacted a large
amount of business Saturday the House recon
sidered the vote by which the Registry law was de-
feated and passed it received from the Senate by
AZ against "a.
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out the whole list of articles imported there was
oinerence IN this way of about 10 per cent.
against us.
In levying duties for revenue it was desirable to
guard against the fluctuations of trade and COM
merce; to avoid surplus in periods of great pros
perlty and deficiency in times of adversty. Un-
der the dd Udlorem system these evils were
aggravated, the imports and revenues increas-
ing in time Of imitation and diminishing in ne
riods of depression. Specific duties equal to the
cIent revenue. He did not ask for an increase of
duties, but such change in the existing laws and
resort to specifics would enable the officers fairly
to collect the revenue We wanted an honest law so
that when incidental protection was afforded its ex-
tent would be known and apparent. Under the pres
ent system nominal duty of 30 per cent. might
amount by under valuation to only Is per cent.
The gentleman had said that all science was op-
posed to protection; he might reply that all expe-
rience was in its favor. just at the moment that
all scientific men mad proved the impossibility of
ocean navigation by steam vessels the Sirius arri
we'd In New York harbor from England It was
thus that practice constantly exploded mere theo-
rles. Adam Smith had demonstrated that protec.
ton was wrong, yet the richest nations now on the
globe were those who had pursued the protective
policy. England owes her present greatness to her
rigid adherence for two centuries to the policy of
protection. The history of the world showed that
apurely agricultural people had always been poor,
and that communities had become rich. populous
and powerful by diversifying labor
The Senate amendments to the Indian Appronri-
alton bill were then discussed up to the hour of ad.
ournment without action
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The theatres of Paris received at their doors last
year lS,S1S, ,499f Pieces were played by 2l5 dra-
matte writers and 80 composers in 1857 there were
only l99 dramatic authors and 80 composers. The
French Comedy played 7s different pieces of which
nine were new; of these IS different pieces eleven
OF Moliere's were played l29 times, and nine of NJ
Scribe's were played l43 times. The most success
u pieces OF the year at this theatre were lie Bour-
and NJ. Scribe's Les Doigts de Fee, which was
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Samuel F. Jones, late Cashier Of the Bank of
Colchester, Connecticut, was arrested in New York
on Monday, on the charge of defrauding the Bank
of about $4,000 Jones arrested in the early
part of December, 1857, but by the assistance Of
counsel, aided by some delay in the movements of
the Bank Commissioners, he was released, and when
the warrant for his arrest was obtained he was not
to be found. Nothing seen or heard of him
until Monday, when he arrested at Metropoli-
tan Hotel.
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Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND, DECEMBER
TERM, 1s5S.-ANNAPoLIs, February 18th. IS59-
No. so. Samuel F. Martin Us. David NJ. Good Ap-
peal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore County,
was further argued and concluded by Steele for
the appellee, and Spencer for the appellant.
No. 81. Alfred G. Benson Us. Hiram Ketchum.
and No. 95. Samuel Tracey Us. Hiram Ketchum. AID,
peals from the Circuit Court for Baltimore city.
The argument in these cases was commenced 6y
Bruno, for Benson.
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From YuCATAN.-The Spanish steamer Mexico,
which arrived at Havana on the 4th instant from
Vera Cruz, &C., brings news of some Importance
from 1ucatan. On the 2lst ult. the Governor OF
lucatan published a decree by which corn from
foreign countries will be admitted into the port of
Sisal for the space of four months from the date
of the decree duty free; and all vessels whether
national or foreign, bringing hundred and 6fty
tons of corn or more (of nineteen quintas to the
tom are not to pay any tonnage duties. An amnes-
ty had been issued to the rebel Indians of Yucatan
to which they had paid no attention; and the Gov.
ernment, having exhausted all means to prevent an
effuson of blood without any effect has determined
on war of extermination and, sin order that the
inhabitants may take part in the crusade" arms
and ammunition have been transmitted to ali.
Various parts of the State had been invaded by
the Indians, who however had not committed any
excesses.
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lotai'.'. ''...'..''.'..... SIT 956, ,347 S5
There was also received the of Sl3e 1854 70 in
Treasury notes. which will be in the presep
quarter.
The average weekly statement of the PHILADELPHIA
banks for the week ending Saturday last presents the
following results in the leading items and following
changes, as compared with the previous week: