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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

The DISASTER ON THE SOUTHERN MI0HIG AN
RAnkoAD-VERpIcT THE CoRoNKR's JuRY-The Coroners
jury In the Of the Southern Railroad disaster have
completed their investigation and made their verdict II
fully exonerates the company from all biame finds tina;
while the embapkment and culvert were very Thoroughly
and substantially built and OF sufficient capacity for al
the that has been accustomed there has
been there for twenty years past yet would have had
6J as this was rhey say Is sscn ,sa
and caution and the devotion well confidence
OF the in the safety Of the cuver proved by their
being found dead ut their poats.
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that This win meet Ne wishes VI shs miners and secu
their non nlerventon ths slsctsous n on th1
fn BY directing their att n,oa " ~ osK&nxAon
Ms Q. n. NicboA OF Quindxso, 10 occuped - Q 70
porter In the oonvsncn and at~nds prsseutrG through
some member, petitions asking The extens'on Of shs
franchise. nc, W women, and VII u The aAms time ssx
for hearing before he proper COMMITTEES. she quite
talented, Adyke and qules and calculated 10 make q
favorable impression, but there prebabaty Of Ne
petition being granted further than 70 secure The pro
perry interests, kcL, q the ladies
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while the ADMINISTRATION, with crippled means for which
wise responsible, hes been stopping treasury
leaks reducing expenditures wherever Ia possible and
bus managing 10 transact well and faithfully the public
businsss, IN spite OF forty hy per cent reduction
IN tho revenue what has the black republican oppos-
too which prAes 70 loudly about "democratc extrAva
saEce," donef
Know NornusGs LOOKING AFTER THE FoRnGNRs The
following resolutions were adopted BY the National
American Association Of Cincinnati, al late meeting:
Resolved That the doctrine lately promulgated by the
Secretary Of State, a. 70 the liability Of naturalized c
Of the United States 10 military service In the country
Of their nativity, however accordapt with tho views
hitherto generally entertained among European nations, ID
Inconsistent with the doctrine OF the right OF absolute
psI.aion, which has been uniformly avowed and acted
upon by our government
Resolved, Thai u u the duty Of this government 10 in
B1t that It's nAturahzed citizens sha be entitled in TO-
reign countries TO all the privileges and immunites It's
native born citizens; and that should endeavor by all
proper mesne to obtain from other governments the
cognton Of this principle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18
BOARDING AND LODGING,

A PRIVATE FAMILY, REsIDING AT Is WEST TWEEN
IA ~ third street. Fifth Avenue would accommodate
respectable family two gentlemen with pleasant
rsoms and board for the summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

SEA BATHING-TREMONT HOCsE LONG BRANCH
1.-THE above house has good rooms well fYn she'd
well located attentive and expere
excellent arrangements bathng vsers tie Branch
Will do well TO call before securing rooms else here.
j. A. CR Al ER, Proprietor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

yEA BATHING.-THE ALLtGHAEY HOUSE AT LONG
- Br~uch, n j.. for tee reception Of vAtorS.
Families accommodated reasonable terma
n WARDELL, proprietor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

A FCREIsBsp ROOM, WITH BOARD. wANTKD-FoR
and where there Other boerders preferred Refe
required. Address immediately A. FL Unon square
Letter cihce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

CHREWsBuRY, Few JERsEY.-IHE PAVILION no.
~ TEL Port Washington In perfect order for the recep-
non snd accommodation Of boarders
The undersigned pledges himself nothing
tend 70 the comfort and pleasure Of hoee who fire.
auent h. hotel Bathing fishing and boating Of all kinds
the surrounding country ads many pleasant rides and shady
walks. THOS DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18
SUMMER RESORTS.

ENoREsT HOUSE, BuDD's LAKE, N. NOW OPEN
for guests For particulars of route, TO- inquire OF ID.
LuMSIs 40 Warren street. or address j. NJ sharp Co.,
Budd's LAKE. N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

IA ToUKETTE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT, H. D.
II This fashionable hotol b oe ne rocop
don Of guess Ihs I9uree house Beautifully nsnasd
N extensive water hont food all water osahinH bo.snS
WITH their families Visiting New York during the
VII tie House conyeniept hoel
IN STEAMBOATS, leave pier Rorth Hver for Bergn
PotD. a u and ll;S = and s's r NJ IRON Barclay
WESLEY II. Hill date Of La FArge Houss, Propriss@
Bill tae no longer 70 20 from New York V Bergen
Point han from South ferry 70 Union square.
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hs caibfc can Sf~fsae-
caMnox's owN scmMEs EoR FRFansxcy.
Gen Cameron ", boweTcr, N the nsf, cAnttAse fo'
The Presidency, and watching var close aiteuton NE
ss NO eps ps nm, r can Tssy ~ sr, sy b
Seward, and be, with al MS rurg.ed private arrange
menis may, when the time comes, DAD ban lse eeftNn
Insect, wnen you put your nnfcr upoe him he ep'
there Cor The General trying curry fsyor yah bssa
sdce-wth those who dislike uatof sew ard AMI exro8s
eA TIA, a'y are issss'y Ss,s sT 49,, s.'1 ssssss
then n whatever chances be has Zoe me nation ~
viii nos weld 70 Any man, sna ne neE omeni whss be
chesier he la, ia him 10 The skssnsAer SIDE are le--
The genera hs all IA susdeS eeoone vcnisrfsy f5--
lar amongst the Managers q IN o.. "a hoase SOC
therefore placed upon he ycm.-p~s mFe - hen
the fact that he stated upon nurls 81 ec-ts a1s
thai he would nos .ne.r aay s,rssmsssssss ''es 80
to remain IN Tho srns'e 70 taxing anythpg b1t se
Presidency and then sdds 10 knewng ooes shlf ~
getting the delesa.on irom F.easy va.A thsy wi BE- "a
remarks are OF importance Than they otherx
would be- from tic fact Of tser being made 70 hcs who
i,ca crumbs they may dad seward, 6rfsrr rArsas Zoe
Europe smelling the rat, made toarney 10 "loshisi
and e'5 with the se. snn p ~ s'
democratic school, had better prcnt ~ no cx<npe
Get them by the New York senator, and make plxfm
age Ut to "Lochiel" and put IN their hid fore vote
Of the Pennsylvania delegation. 10 the mexrlms,l wc1n
advise all who expecting share d NJ procee1s W
call upon the General AZ once, and get tae peculiar por.
ton that they 10 have put In writing ard sworn 70 b
fore notary else they may up minis ~ ne o1i,
TOR the General has the reputation Of pung an thss be
gets hold Of Gown In the lower corner Of bs pocko nd
when asked TO divide 10 troubled with short memory
Cameron has also bis eye upon the nsxt lneisAtare
Frc;n Harrisburg learn that he has called upon the d
crent Candidates and, through ges and promises, be
has succeeded In getting all but 10 Stharaw IN fsvor
OF Mr. Lawrence, the Speaker OF the ias he las
tried his band al the different candifses here ut soems
to have met with roor success Hc sAysthxt On Wal
importance TO him have the right kind OF Iter n
elected 10 tue legislature, But as he 10 showing aspo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

\ ga-e nd
miles from the village Of New Rochelle acces.bie By ssa
boats three times each by the
kmott hourly, perfect order open re-
cep,ion OF guests This the degh summer
In the country and particularly bust
ness me offers facilities unegu.led Stages Away, IN at
stesmers land their passengers the opposite
house Fine bosng, fshing and bathing. Apply JAMss
WILLIS, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

GOOD AND CHEAP LoDeIEas.-CIE An AND COM
{T fcrab.e single IS To 81 cents per night; gentle
man rs Globe Hotel Of Frankfort and
n luam fIees,, u, Y, OpeA all night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

NEPTUNE HOUSE, FAR ROJKAwAY, L. 1.-THE
IN subscriber Wishes inform bis friends and the pubic
In that he removed the above house. formerly
called Washington having made extensive Improve
and ali 10 the nex st. e he soicls CON
heretofore literally extended 70
him when place This beautifully situated,
having delightful view Of the Atlantic Ocean and airy
rooms the accommodation of vstera this
surpassed Icias leaves Gath rne sAp
daily At 9 O'Clock A. NJ JOHN BELL, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Cousois on the 9th were buoyant, aud advanced TO
9sss siA for money and s4ss a eszS for account
Money WAS 10 abundsnt supply, and the demand yrs
pretty brisk FRS. class bills was taken at IN per cent
The bullion in the Bank Of Eogland had decreased
f2s2,46s
xssss Barring Brothers 4 Co. quote bar silver al IS.
Cd, Mexican dollars 90. l0hd., and American eagles
7es. 24d.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
hessrs D. Bell, Son Co. report a. follows:-In the
market for American securities during the past week
there has been material alteration. The maud for
federal and state stocks continues whilst the supply
but limited Railroad bonds have been more freely
offered but the actual transactions In them have not
been TO any extent.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS,
LIVERPOOL, July 9, 1859.
Cotton-The Brokers' Circular saya-rae marke. OPEN
ed this week with only moderate demand which con
tinued as before, TO be very freely supplied Ga Wed
nesday owing to the favorable the state Of
business At ser the demand was unusually active
and the sales reached Is bales nearly all to the trade
Still holders have met the buyers 30 freely that Amer
can descriptions scarcely be raised than
sixteenth OF penny" The sales for the week ending
Thursday, inclusive foot up 60 $50 bales including 500
on speculation and about 1000 for export The official
quotations on Monday were:-Fsr Orleans, s1sd. mid.
ding, I'd; fair Mobiles, I'D, middng, 6%t fair Up
lands, 7ald., middling, OK.
On the 9Th, the news Of the armistce caused much
buoyancy and an active demand. Holders demanded
and partially obtained advsfce Of eghto TO
quarter Of . penny the above figures The sales Of
the day 600 to COO bales, including 5000 on
speculation and for export The hand is eslma
ed at 724, $50 bales, 633, 470 being American.
At Manchester the Of the armis!ce caused much
excitement and general advance in yarns Of from y
TO Nd demanded. Not much business was Rasseted,
many Of the Germans having confidence in peace
Goods advanced in proportion 70 yarns.
BREADs1UFrs The weather continues brilliant for the
crops Messrs Richardson Spence Co report continued
depression the trade which has been increased by
the armstice. Flour offered at decline Of Is e per
eack without sales American les. q 49, per Genital.
offered II 3D. 4d decline since Tuesday, but with
leading to business: Western red rs. Cd 6. Id
white %. Dc. Sd Southern 1os. lis 3d. Corn quie,
and prices nominal mixed and yellow 5s. l0t. Cd 3D.
white Is. q 10. cd.
Provsions.-Beef heavy and prices nominal Pork dull
and easier TO day. Bacon dull at decline of 2s. 3s
the week. Lard dull and selling only in reta Taow II
limited demand and Cd. LIZ. lower. Butchers Assoca
lion 5Cs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21
DepepulatioD OF Fraser River.

DEPARTURE OF JuDGs WELSH FOR EUROPE Between one
and hundred Fri, pds Of Justice James e. Wsf as
sembed yesterday morning at Patterns Hotel, Sreeo"0u
street. to unite in escortpe him TO tue steamer ASA WHICH,
sailed at noon for Europe jne collation. vas prspareoM
tie hotel by the committse Pierre q Van WICK and
others around which the friends OF the Judge assemoed
and were hospitality entertained Speeches were oade
nv James Kelly Era sherman Browneu Police Justice;
Mr. butcher, President of the Young Mems Republican
Cub George wilkes Justce Qaackenouth and others, and
Ipst,ce welsh half past eleven the company, hepi
Cd nv Roher,sons Band proceeded foot of Murray
street ,hey emoai ksa on board ste ,us and IA
a few mon ents we're landed al the cupard steamship
dock Jertey City, where Justice welss look dnai
leave OF b friends and. With very app, opate Speech
was ustco 70 the Of the CsptAn Asa The
company then returned the stesmtug, whcn besjef
South west Sp., where che arrived about twenty
mir u,es past t~o O'Clock. Toe came Gamma
down. and sno chs and the booming OF cannoo a-s
fsC@e was taken Of Justice Weeh. 90 the w.y noto
ne stesmtus ~ss stopped At staten lssnd, where ia
p,uy enieris ned at Nautilus Hall. lney 70
tanned 10 The cisy shout ave O'clock.
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terms Butter 50 paokases fair E.s sru N o a,,- -,
=, cno'ce, 70 Dds choice ard 10 ~ ~ -, go ~
0H on private terms as0 30 do do at 2yc mar nonaS
bsms-So herces oribe hams, % % q, 49,, ~ p s
fo'd ON private terms Pmk-6O haw bbs renscL.a .."
sosd on private terms Case goocs leo dozen M,nnrn
TAI Cy oytt sold on private terms at sncuiou 50 ca.
pepper, Two dozen eson, cases s,aaea a. lc Del
spples-Auction saee OF SO haN bbs az
eoRar-eAks by auction Of 100 bales each aa5 n,nr6
pockets, No China, at 73Ic ashc Csder-Ancuon
eaes OF 100 csses crsb apple in ordsr 81 Der doz
Cst es- by auction Of 100 Hscbeis On lns
each, ~ 200 ndsO-Ancton sale Of 90 cssa~ aann 70
lbs, a. 2314c Astai-7 600 lbs yellow metal, sold by
aocudn for account OF terwrers SO 95 DER leo
6s Male $50 kegs ssso,ted cut sold private tsrms
hatches-Ancton sale Of 10 cases. Y gfos. youuf
wood, A41h Snoves- Auction sale nj CASE doz.o
esch L. ~ @. g., at 81 6O. Ps,,s--suct,o, sale OF
10 ooze hoop painted, Is, AZ 81 80 De ijohus-
Auction les Of % crates, each s8 jchos at
go each, t~o gallon do at 80 70 per dozsn 100
cen each gsous a. 77ho Port wine Auction
se Oh % ooeeeb'b casss pare Juice port vine at
ana o. quarter Casks Bu gpnoy port S5c IN poud
eneIty-Au on Pale ~ 50 eighth c.sks supnros
quany ~ IGc Bters-Aucrop safe Of oS casns mr.
psrt, al ~ oz3s; 70 90 LIE Ds.dp at % rs R-.rav-
Auction taes OF 10 cne eighth mxef O,ard Dny,v
70 -, nj BIC lb0 one e'gbsh Hus M xsd s,a,s
~ cue |oo one snteeoth casks suoer'o- mixed NJ
62hc Rnm-Aoc,,oo ssle Of 10 puncseons Jamsc. a.
bSHc Whrkey-Auct'on sale OF IA half bbls WEureRa ),
MoIhc 20 cares Cshun's 1t 81 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

The Monitor Industrial Of the Esd june states that the
President General Don julian Castro having retired from
tue exercae Of Executive power consequence Of the
railing state Of his health, Senor Manuel Felipe rovT
assumed TIE supreme power, and formed a ministry.
Among the gentlemen selected we're the worthy and in
elgeni citizens p j. Rojas for the Interior Juan J'se
Mendoza far Foreign Affairs, Manuel Oadeuas De'g ado
TOR the Treasury; and General Dcm'ugo Hernandez,
having declined the portfolio OF the War Department. u
was gwen 10 General Jose dc 10 Cruz Paroles. This
hpisy began ts labors by forming mos. liberal pro
iol Observance Of Inc Constitution ard me laws,
vione TOT he perdon Of political OFFENDERS well as or
eaplzng Board OF General Officers 10 be consulted in
everything relating 70 the
this stage Of tho proceedings the President appea ed
= the Hall OF Cove, pmeut, where he found the vre-
rretiotnt ard hs Minister'S assembled and stated toat
ron msnd. fhe Wee President retired, and the
ceptsd.
General Castro having resumed the executive power
fncceeoed after three in omns bis Ministry Of per-
soes connected sth the patty called hbraa vzSenor
Ecbesrdia for the Teasury Estanlclao Rendon far Fo
reign ADsirs aud Gepers Jose LxoTepcs Silva, for War
all citizens who bave figured greatly 10 the distinct periods
Of the republic. This Ministry, IKE TIE other nsugur aed
W. policy by parnopu all compromised by poit
cal offences since the month of Mach.
10 Ieeas to 'he rebels, the Monitor says tat n the
east the Sotlos Only among the ORR
noco and that numerous occupied those Provinces
wnch might be considered "a pscihed In the west Gen.
Brio mpetey rou'ed the factions of Gusdarrama and
marched upon that Zamora in combination with other
orces Six thousand ws organized troops operating
against these factions already reduced 70 single cente,
sRd 'hey wou)n be sDnhilsted small party That
rose rear Puerto CAbello had been also routed
The railway works Of PetaTe continued and there
considerable number OF vessels In the ports The crops
presented very promising appearances Four TO dse hun
ored rebels AIDED BY Guevara, beaeD ~ kofop,
spo completely routed, on the morning Of the 23i.
ns papers contain nothing further Of tne mega revo-
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Supreme Coar,-sp-c ,aI Term.

tNtlrS 100 Juoet Noossveb
JuLy 70 ik,r FoI JAIN n Vindc,sr On
lie does DOT ss tent ground Tor
de rnsryips ne arrest no.ion deoied, WITH s. coss
Snt'rb Eg yr Gen Ctk aud obsrs Execution stsyeo
(cI sscpr'sl iii decision OF Court OF Appears w
the question Of sec Of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

GRFFLEY HuMBUBGBD--Thc Tuscarawas (Oho)
AdrcnH nus etter from the gold diseuss ghcn says
thst w. Greeley ~ss hrmhnfsed CARO- 70 the ROB
nsfs of The nnes rhe writer that hs has heayd
ntir hoas' inat tbry iooieo Ar. Greeley by sppcg
Cold dust u,o iheJ salce boxes aud ont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21
The Cost Of the Quarantine War.

vhe special commission for auditing claims incurred BY
The Nate during the Quarantine held another meet
ing yesterday, at the Division Armory-Adutant General
frederick Townsend in the chair Commssary General
esb and Inspector General Sherman present, aud Gus
tsvps A. Rs,z secretary The following bills we're ex
ahmed ard ALLOW FED, viz
Amount, previously lowed .............s7,a7 4 os
P Lysaght, for cartng Baggage for tne sixty
A. panpueIe hospital stores (brandy) for the
Fifty IF tn reg mens.. ...:...Hi,ix.:;... ~ w
Pay roll company K, Fifty fifth regiment-.~r:.
hObip SoI 20
james MoMsoon - 47s 70
Philip BENDER. for lager beer furnished the
Eleyent1 regiment. TO 90
"t tresses .................... 100 10
Henry Benes for cartipg baggage. ............ 800
Aupustus Bape for medical stores. ........ 81 80
" j Syus, bill ior cartridges. 81 03
Patrick O'Nel, Tor carriage 90
e. u 81 IN, for Observation-Disclosures. 1475
wsshiretc1 Grsys, Eighth regiment
Feld shc s.sn officers aud band. Isl ,203 So
repy
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The steamship Africa, captain Shannon, which sailed
from Liverpool at three O'Clock on the afternoon Of the
9th inst, arrived At this port this morning.
The City Of Manchester f'em New York, arrived al
Queenstown At six O'Clock the evening Of the 7b and
the Fulton reached Southampton about eight o'clock the
same evening
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T z L z G r A PHO,

sr. LOUIS, July 10, 1859.
The overland mail Of the 9th ult. has reached this
city.
The prisoners escaped from tho California peutenary
by overpowerng the guard twelve Of them wers recap
tured and eight shot the bushes 10 endeayor NJ
to escape arrest.
The Italians In San Francisco have raised S. 600 to send
to King Victor Emanuel for the benefit Of hs needy SUBJ
jects.
The PEOPLE OF Carson Valley have called con ventiou
Tor the 18th OF July to consider the public safety of the
proposed Territory OF Nevada The election for delegate
70 Congress- Ia fixed for the I'd OF July.
Tho weather xas intensely hot throughout California.
parchng vegetation, some parts Of the country looking a.
though they had been burned.
The county Of Santa Barbara had been visited BIZ ter
reie srocco forcing the people TO in
doors killing animals and literally roasting the fruit on
the trees This occurred on the 18th ult.
The mining news from Fraser river continues dis
couragipg.
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com etey by SURPRISE for at Berlin The 7h there
fall Of one per cent In Austrian stock.
the corn market at Mark Lane was paralyzed by The
news Of the ametce confused with favorable reports Of
the crops Sales could not have been effected unless a.
fall.
AT Amsterdam on the 9th Austrian metalques rose TX
per cent
PARIS, July 8, 1859.
Great agitation felt in the Bourse TO day. and prices
continued to advance til they we're ~ per higher
than yesterday say SO 40 for money and SO 90 for &C.
count, at which they closed firm and animated Railway
shares were from 20 TO 30 per cent higher.
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The Russian Fr1gate General Admiral.
OUR CHERBOURG CORRESPONDENTS.

OnhND0VhV, juno 505 zoVV
TIP from Ne'o Fork TO Cherboury-Davs' Log and Rae
dl aHring-Actual Time Of Passage to Port-Russian
ora Ere Oh War Ships in Harbor-Preparing TO Go 10
Ctcnstadk
As some of your readers will take an interest in
the trial Trip Of the Russian steam frgase General Admiral
from New York to this place, send you the following
extracts r. the log, which know to be correct being
psHserger en- board -
June l6 Il O'Clock IL paaaed Ipht Shin md nm 10 noon
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

NEWSPAPER ACCOT1NTS
lirAnsialeo iol .ne new aohh naS s ne% 1osa
on Aauo, y. ~, ~ 80. - 40 roi,r,,Iia
The s.snuers camilla aSa rfDce as Joav nv , arrive
W Jay Hoo w S"N'A' A-0 AS"' A>NS-'o~ - ''
rivasis important. .,.
Preparatpps for war were peing acn4ely cyunusu az
Bueoos ayes me Governor, Asns nao oec,ee1 .ne
pIgHnzsoo OF an army OF op.IAnoa' composer o. tne
Army " observation already dec,eed, sne ofces o .ne
iiDe ~yieb are satoneu az AAu we s@irson VI te os
tai Including the a!"hery anu JUG n,ooi. . Na.ouA
Guard ana two regimen. VI HYi" V*'auy Va VIC Na%ona
Gusrd, 49,
Don Bartholomew Mitre has been appointed Com,
ma DER Chief OF the Army Of Operation, and COLONEL
psnntro Chief Of the Staff The government nsa pro-
blbet member OF the National GuAra iSQm lfAving
the country.
The government hiss sent the following project Of law
to the Chamber Of Representatives,
Article FiIsAu borzes the executive power TO expe
Y,o the territory Of the STATE TO refuse permit
en- er tn those pereons who by cancestue acs or
by cubic TO FOR ward the which has
he, n. fno declared by Don Justo jose do Urqnza or
no NAV teek TO p,ace obstacles in the N the deeu
awe m easpree adoped BY the gov eminent.
On the aame oae Of TIE presentation of this project
SIR ~ I)on PANEL cortland commercial agent of The
,cartira an gas again presented with coov
NJ Inc noto OF the ID of September 1885, by which the
authority conceded to him In 1855 TO discharge the unc
Of Commercial, agent of the Con "a Iteration in Buenos
tobs .thoraWn,
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

Oregon, Washington and Fraser River.
W. i.dAhi1d Ia Weils EaYr Cn for California
papers of the 24th ut via the overland mail.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, June "a, 1852
The Action " ne Administration State Conperion-BaoS
for the GuJer5'atriol Candidate, d..
The only news Of any importance 10 the action Of the
Democratic Administration Convention which assembled
in Mr. Benions church n Sacramento Wednesday and
was fairly organized Thursday by the election OF Major
r. P. Hammond as permanent President, and six Vice
Presidents Uvon the secoud ballot for Governor Mr.
Latham was nominated The following a reeapitastion
Of the vote ballot
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2. N. Hevett, for transportation OF baggage Il
Patrck Toner, transportation OF Baggage for Com
rapy r, Fourth regiment acknowledgements.
Pay roll Company h, Sixth regiment, Capt Der.
pAfd SGD sMtz.... Observation-Disclosures. s
Matthew OConner for trans por' atiou OF supplies Il
Ipo Hckepna, for cartng baggage for the sixty.
ninth regiment Observation-Disclosures,
sixty ninth rtgiment-
Pay roll for field and staff officers and
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