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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-29

ga TIE EaE-seid IS C 4asyas,-. Ia
rot sihg ths tact that laaesy is growing
resflys aadsf tks shsfges slaau azsinss ara
Of itsah{sai4fa savs
Bus - b. shagis NJ Tsacyy eniesyaf 20
sgh' aZainst tbe general coavICtieH iaas 70
IL a DisRstgstst' Il is shr very sang that
AS g.ysa Bins hts ssFsaEtA IN The Pvyssui
hagf sf STRIFE " Is spFiatsly the cause 49,
maay SeHts Careiigians hase gtFos.u up vbs5r
hats los h,m TSks assy BIS dlsHslaa
strength and Hr YasSey - Is ssvEas 20 %,
49, be sauther Ssmsra sh8rn 81 his lscks
At al cvrsts We rrEsuT~ the assrrtssa
thai riHs-buzdrv3hs Of the piaEpfsa,-ss psT
"a the seash are perfectly satiaReE H,sA
kr Nsscrys s1trsuIstu. I, e aat t-8s that
lbey believe afn ts b. ,Ar -aljnz spltji %
aFP-os bssE 3jtuDl5u Add e fhts rstiHats
Of hsm t= rarfsvt- is Is a8t maeh better aaa
mach .ssF thst BE- shoala lros . ussrs war-
fare Of policy aHi v0use cat erssif Tor dis
agiau ia svftsin eaHi.rrsrr issF
" Van ... .s.Hrsd tIe Frrrssien 81
tasfls f-l % crf w H--r l.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-29
ice Lane

Il = really refreshing 80 rad Esst Bemo-
srsiir pspsrs say q sara stbeF. al q Zach
others candidate
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fslvFs = iass SHHf,sY feafusrz.
o. The neulinsfiaB ~ Lsre faF the VICE
PFssidaasr . a. sBtragr spoa thr tsli--t y
a. oouRJry lie IS sheuiatsiy uHat SAD ~
tally iHssfa .seisHt 5ar ths poet
Toe 4t Fsai f,SEscrss. fss IraaiEz Dsna-
cratic paper 20 alszsaa4sr sifes t;Fa-Tsl Joe
the fn{lus iae 80
Probably Joe Lane - ihr Boost iiil'srzie
mas vko b usu, o. sss ever aesF. prums
aeHtly ssgagei ia tii- politics " the rsEa-
trI A maH WAs 30 bis Hsieiai aisFttF ass -
general nfiyeF hsbstasiiy sprii-d car-ssks
a-s-E-R-s-1 aEd 81" suit ia rsr8.aoa
eorrraro Edsnss. drssousIrstss b. hsathyu3sb
snfsrili srlfy with Dlsiaity b. rendering
" Cod sith iittlv doe. nrt iElpress
~ either a. The h@sI Or acct sFsIakis H.sa 20
sst gP before gse eeaEtry ssA TIE Werl5 -
a fsir eushsdinsnt II Anssieaa fufslii-
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-29

Tks slssdsFd
bearer 81 the
sfitaiIea
sad tbs En-
sFeesusnt Of
the Laws
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-29

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-29

z a htagty vel
soae - jebh J
eeiusasen. ihs
sshIs ksH,aesy
Patriot and as.
finder Of the
foiaa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-29

BORN EEAUTTFuI

Fsile e,.zsssFptss,sr 49,. -.- s-.- -. e.,
fnu- e - r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

.yoserb N. Ogden Charles X. lmbrie Of Jersey City
gev} r. Cbyistne. pastor of the North Presbyterian
Church, Philadelphia, and the Rev. Mr. Petrikn OF
Richmond, We. r
fer,ed upon DIR. Price of Monmouth County, MT. WI
bur of Hiehtstown, S. A. Farrand Principai OF tne
Newark Academy; the Rev. Mr.. Batcheldor OF Iren-
ton. VIM. L. Msctier, esq, Of Philadelphia.
The degree Of A. NJ in course was tnen C9n1er,su
upon Lyell T. Adams, John s. Beekman, 1. w. Berry
Samuel +. Bgelow, Isaac A. B9uvelt, fn,,P ~ %
Cook II. L. Craven, Charles b. DE Grsw, w. ye
Witt. VIM. H. Dinsmore, Samuel b. bod, Robert NJ "
FuIIer. Edward r. Gale, Daniel 8. Gregory, I. X
Hapes. C. X Hall, NJ. HaveDs, j. A. H.nry, j. II.
Janeway, X. P. Ketcham, John b. kugier, Cnaries
II. Lnrenberg, VIM. X. Mcclure. John Mckelway,
ir, G. w. Mayer, James s. Wayne, ID. II. Mitcnsh,
Aaron Peck. r., Jehn Potter, Henry p. Ross, John
Stewart George z. Summer, jos 8. Dan Dake, jag.
d. WERNER. Hy w. Watson, VIM. III. Watson, Z. L.
Welline. M. b., Samuel II. Wilcox, Frederick 4.
wilkinson, Jas. w. A. Wright, of the Class OF iSo5i
FLOYD A. Crane, John X. Maoy, Of the Class 1850;
Andrew p. L. Cochran of the Class Of 1856. =.
The Rev. JOSHUA HALL hclLvAIsE ID. ~, OF
Rochester n T. was elected TO the Professorship OF
Rhetoric and Political Science. II is rumored that
new chair lof the English Language and Literature
will speedily be created. A..
ander who starts today with the Astronomical Expe-
dition TO Labrador.
During the session, Mr.. Agnes B. HOPE made
large and very important presentation 70 the College,
consisting of COO bound volumes and ~ unbound
pamphlets from the library of the late Dr. NJ D. Hope
II contains many valuable works English Literature
and political science and has been placed in special
acove of the library, where it will be surmounted
by portrait of DR.. Hope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

This shows an excess in June, 1860, of 5000 head
over June 1852 which is sufficient to account for the
lower prices particularly when consider that the
average weight is also much higher. The average
weight last June may be estimated at cwt and this
year cwt This shows in pound: Of beef the supply for
excess of s 700 the corresponding time last year If
any faith in increase Of price with snch excess In
h espssd our In the srs SIX months Of 1889 we reported
bead OF buocks received The first SIX months Of 1860 we
s SiSs s average hs year full s. heavier than year
ef Sss S 5e s and se Of
time large as ps2a while those present had greater
than Cr the hot dusty ate yards so that the market
place the appearance Of rather worse sste Of things
many whom could expect anything bat loss upon their
Some congratulated themselves that they would
stock Of their feeding and thought they should be able
believe oGI reports about low price sS5s .s
that full fed stand the journey while green ones arc 'aa
general thing the cattle shrink from the home weight
than have known before We have an account Of one
s ss: only = sas %e iae s f
less Than 10 Ss head 1 e.. H: should sssy.
into the Of cost baSen wesnns IA IN .n on
At c comes 10 @ So which Will not pay cost and carriage
At ec p 10 upon hall the home weight he brings *S. which
vii s sse pay .ssD sG SS III. the ibis
week do not u e ss pound Seyend the M.pp nor in
nc so5d way tits Ode We pity those who have them on
contract sc to help them over the sOuss despond
iu'uie P' TINE MARKET
the drovers the market to-day than
The weather s favorable in fact IL
quite endurab to-day for the transaction Of business Ia the
se Yards Yesterday for part Of the time, IL NOT
The market opened this morning with great show Of bunes
Il true but that the stock Of cattle e from
Yesterday large good number having been sold of in
the Of evening Some droyes were entirely closed out
and there but very few that not than half sold
hat the holders Of the remainder had confidence In holding
on for the full prices Of yesterday They found purchasers for
ali before night and at the prices pound they OBJ
tanned last week actual value obtained by the butchers
greater Quite number Of the baocks sod to-day 10
Country butchers who IN from s the region thirty
miles around Newyork"
It is supposed that the count butcher II not all Others
have bought literally this week in anticipation Of their
wants week. the Fourth Of July falls Wednesday
all the business must be done Tuesday and
smaller supply anticipated the buyers fear advance Of
prees probably this dea which has helped the market to-
DAY close avorsby for ownershss s al smaller loss
than they Lad expect With such large stock hand
SALES OF BULLOCkS
We made of the sales OF the following dfoyes BY the
brokers named partly Tuesday, and partly Wednesday,
which will of all the Of bullocks In market
Moses Indiana sold his drove Buffalo, - head
which averaged +3 at home and 2b 10 q, Buffalo 3yeE
old grade Durham Steers, a 49,.
BIoomc Drisco bought here Of Doty HoHmsn 81 State
dis. at st upon emate Of q cwt which they are try
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Me0irai.
.EALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Medical Is guaranteed responsible and
worthy institution and IL the most widely Known and best
esteemed medical organization in the country.
TESTIMONIALS regarding It's Medicines have been Published
from such
Gov. WEsTcoTT, Of Florida,
The Rev n. BaSe., efthe Me,hodist Church
d. p. BAsHYBT, u. s. Commissioner TO Great Britain
The Hon j. X. BRIGGs SEperrOv, County Of Net0 York.
and from leading Dvines Physicians and public men
PROCEEDINGS OF TEX CALIFORNIA MEDICAL STATE SOCIETY
SAN FRAxcIsoo CAL, Feb. T. 1s59-Dr. J. F. BRIDaB-
Dear Sir. We incOse you the official report Of State Medi
cal Society as follows: RyDDISGTos L Co.
AT meeting Of this Medical Society last year OBJ
that uterine diseases Of far more prevalent
and dangerous any other and that nearly
troubled with them in that er attended pi
symptoms female uednes irregular mensfrudfioa
inflammation ohites falling Of the iOosub and genera! pros'ra
tio. and that like the deu;es al oDer me United Sfdfe'
neither tceah refinement afforded any exemption but
that betiosen eyes Of Is and 50 these dleui afflicted nine
out of ten THE meeting the gratifying fact revealed that
this had decreased than SIXTY cent In
discussion of the producing this happy effect was
proportion Of the members present had entirely
given mp old style of and resored solely the
MsrshA Uterine CahoicOn "a medicine prepared BY the
Gseenberg Company which had been known to fail In
giving relief An official Endorsement of the virtues
Of this remedy prepared and published and the emphatic
Endorsement Of this body given 10 remedy which has
proved valuable In relieving the affection Of
kind"
THE GRAEFENBERG MARsHALLs UTERINE
CATHOLICON
is offered certain cure In cases like the above
Price 81 so pc, bottle n For SIX DOLLARS FIVE BorrLEs
sxST BY EXPRESS CHARGES PREPAID TO THE END OF
Express LINE PROM NEw-YoRK-Ad Adore"
JOSHUA F. BRIDGE, M. De-
Resident Physician Grsefenberg Institute
No. 2 BOND-sT., NETWORK
~ Dr. BRIDGE H attend TO prcesonai calls and receive
patient, at his re,idence Graenbg Institute Budng'
THE GRAEFENBERG INSTITUTE has commended itself
to the esteem rejecting and intelligent people sfording
better advantages any hospital great public institution
Ike the water cure similar establishments The reports
say secluded quarters Of the Graefenberg Institute offers
uneouaed advantages for all suffering from the forms Of
Uterine difficulties Chronic Disease, where great care skill
and quiet retirement needed 10 Of Confinement The
Institute Is under the Dr. f. BRIDGE Resident Ply
can gentleman Of thorough medical knowledge and great
practical experience" Particular regarding terms &c be
had by addressing him OF No 2 BoND-sT., EEW-YORK.
.-.z.c-c.I .I, I'LL Ir.a&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

1t appears that the decline in the price of beef has
not yet found its lowest depth The average price,
which s quoted at the same figure last week, is, in
reality lower because the average quality is better.
In fact we never saw the quality good in June it
has been this year. and ia particularly this week
We estimate the quality fully equal the average to
cent pound better than it was in the corresponding
week of Last year. when the average price ran down
to 9Ic pound net The difference, really, upon the
same quality of cattle is about 2lc. pound This is
easily accounted for by glance at the number in mar
ket this week, and at the number in the same week
lastyear Taking the month of June, SO, tive weeks,
and the last week May and four weeks of June, co.
N make the months even and the account stands thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

THE QUARANTINE DAMAGES COMMISSION.
The Quarantine Damages Commission met at Dir.
Sweeney's Office in Wall street, yesterday, and re-
sumed the investigation of the claims before them,
ELLIS w. LEAvEswoRTH presiding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--SUMMER
lA PLEASURE TRAVEL-FIvE DAILY TRAINS (san-
days eactptedl for LAKE MAH0PAC WEST POINT, CATS
KILL MOUNTAINS. LEBANON SPRINGS, SHARON
t AGARA FALLS, LAKE GEORGE, WHITE MOUNTAINS
MONTREAL, and QUEBEC Elegant saloon for families
70 SARATOGA SPRINGS without change Of cars Baggage
checked through and tickets sold at Company Depots Cham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Notice hereby 1vsn 70 all
.ors having claims against CHARLES THW1H0 late Of he
Cty Of broker deceased to present the sane wf
y1ches thereof TO subscriber at the Office Of CHARLES
TEWINC Co No q wsll,t 10 the City Of New York
:. before the day Of Jane DsxtDssd New
the l4h day Of DesembsI 1889 ,,.,,,, ,...
2l5lav6rpTb, CHARLEs THWlNti AomiaAtrstof'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

Rus OvER.-A little boy four years Of age, named
Thomas Coffin residing at No 30 Cannon street. fstaily
Injured ON 23,h inst by being By stage IL
shown that the stage driving by the I'D out
get the steps but falling Down IN ront Of the stage
over and seriously injured that he died aer Coroner
oKesfe held an inquest the body when verdict Of "kee
d.rtal Deeth" was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

REPORT
For rBH WEEK ENDING WEDsKsDAY JUNE H. lsoo
ror Al RECEIPTS OF CATTLE KINDS FoA rHn WEEK
According the reports from the several In the
city there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

DUSSIAN VAPOR BATH, No. 81 East 27th-st.,
near 4hav This newly opened establishment Is erected
after the approved European plan and provided With
an modern The r. " Bath IL known TO be the
mest efficient remedy all of Colds Coughs Gou Rheu
mstsn Paralysis Chronic Diseases Of the Skin and all saee
dajy from a NJ to D. m, and later II desired For Ladies
exclusively from 10 to p On Sundays open for Gen
tlemen only from a. m. 10 ?. IN. THU tkbEhE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Water-Gnre.

MOUNTAIN-GLEN WATER-CURE is but Is
1vl miles from New York by Central Railroad Of New jersey
affords superior natural advantage and fhy
stefan. Address A. UTTER, D.,
PlAinheld N
1Nl hsmton, N Y eight hours from NewYork city BY rail-
rcadAis establishment has location unsurpassed In natural
recovery health wiz be found large garden attached TO
the premises from which the hnest will be served
this month. For Circular address J. II. NORTH, M D.
, 1860-06-19
MARIN E JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARK1yED.......+.....1unt 10.
st,nr ads Eu Wi.on, 0ntons4ou. = dozen hides, =
~ { II kklf., Lii bagt.
Prop Racine, Buta'o. y hhdt aed bs sneaF 50 be9s eos
pkel household goods. ~ pkEs ud'e. X 1seste. Is
t1pete'5 10 bozes Tsialss, lumber wagons, irOn
r,,n ehser. 81 rkcs udse = tnnp ens'
so.n. wseoD is hhds and ss b1ls suKaE. - kegs
spItts Il pkgt tundheA 80 boxes he1Isne ~ bG1ts
IN, H.ness s!on Issey. Colunkwood: :. Pkss nt.e;
1,tnaH ,ro, + L Fa.s wilson NuskeEou. 10 % luntes
t.r,n osws, Warren Au,kekon 10 N lumber. % N hth
~ WshasS Ta{jsf. Douglass Green Bay. :n.::. feet
Fsp n.n~r ,e hi bfs bear househo!d E,od' quartz
crusho. Is boxet clothes pins - g m aA aosea
cAptns su6a, 100 btls 1ootn hAna&s,
rscp Monteaaa, Rolins 1t JOSEPH 10 lnmoes' oo1es
sehr COMM epcernrnt vand.e. Holland 10 N OK uneer-
Srhr f;em Gzhfvcht, Black Lake 70 CO. wood. ~ -
sehr y Joaea Thompson AAntsee 80 IN lumber ~
schr csotxs De1. aart Kalamazoo, ssm lumber ssoo
sehr irose.ue, co.,n Kalamazoo Is n 1anbsf. = Pkg
tah. II rolls leather. 30 bags b3E.
schr 4 Assys .sn1e's Gfsee bsy o 1e5oos RI
s~r ,Sa.,s sc tts1:, = q. 1 PEI. e n,,
ser Falcon, koben1 Pont sanhie 40 eor:s shnge bots
xoees w.. s9pseS paas 10 !. 3u@s.
seur CRUSADER Cosle Kaianasoo 80 cords bark 70
S;s l., Ne9as, $7ss .sasts
SsbrT rTeanest, ifsey, d1tsn BsY: 10 n ltn.ber:
Sebr F1ea Pfs Boyd. ON lomlxr . sAvea
SEW Mount Vesaon, Holi!asz 0:sad Hs7a - lumber
50 n 4h{oLleA.
, 1860-06-19
IA X O z G H A Il d
.acid Springs!

rs,.4 sp4nss are si.uaca in The valley Of tic Oak
Orchard Creek In the town Of Al1ta, GtneTee county,
NY elsh, miles south If the village Of Asan1, Oh the
Ere cap1L ! n f,u.teen niles fEom 1atar a.
xT: ,. AS ~ pphe Il 'ss &c y ii
within czc,lt OF aaa tfty r"dt IEe fnecteEa 1Tatts
Il The re- s,s IS Nv Ssy ss y
1a"re 16d SG< :: tns: @ @ s" ey br eses
drpend yesy largely upn the presence In such UNUSUAL
Susa:itles, these ye sub :tauctsv .,,, ,nr
tta lie se:rfous diatrs!s, hase bean cur1 bs thsif
VI Tn skin .,s-a.cs-e,ca II confirmed ac'r"y-the
waters have hceu si:nal,y suceessfIss c,,sr
1 saa
j; sssv p e Asss,M M
Of stsas res ,sd asa Mas, s t.:
1 py I'll :s's s.ys s s
y,ssts ;ss:t + ID aty tsye beneficial for all
@ : ~ = ~
cdsd,y ienic teff s:rt aud ast1nEent p1ort,tsss q
Of ss 3sse ssone &c
m;aarv "r, sna snme cf tie dtsn't<' r''"!s
;A1an: s::ts 1s4'i. ;'i:% t.;' sns:
r Tt s,:r ,a a5 si IS S* sss
& r t.sc 70 ssas'ss sasia fss sSs
are dependent s.ed Or liberated tass Of r. usen
S;,es at,eudei IL sedineI. It !. The huta
n be eoS,1aa55 to ss I'll e. s.aFa:l @a e.
stcmar In i~1t .1tsl can be Used eroHtHt ant
I'd. ~ 1eEigsrart TO irnash t!Ist snd psssstistaf
ne:ssA TNh lie akaltu condition Of tha s1cinscn .: II
ro@is q. yv.te1 l1.t.. Il w' prove Atte5 tnan hy:E
os copseo nees srlrt The action q lead hte waite
vii! prove bs admirable an1tdole In eh,out, I@, y
mir {,r c;f,s -rpHir c1rs h, ANT AuHift H: "'a
Trocie o,Jshaao ,ex,e nsy> ~ Ea1R IN a'tr''t -.
thr of tai atiou. and III ff'4''7h7' aid 9'es
t and al.o n Iift. ,,, u-..
When !ntesra r. wIst eI.sstE OF ne ~, NC
ttr1 ic aoEial- ir.s 1ly ie:as ard etnr respectful
individuals luay b. ,ecn APPLICATION 10 The 1g:Lt
| u. aler4 suIp'ied IN lb.ra1 tertE:.
| y. Jt.tter vehhiar Hnh ~ t,fcr,tFtl from
| II. s.. EpSTM1"k. sac AgsEt.
| Mn l.dE.4 4Sfay Aesr TntE.
, 1860-06-19

any obligations on the returning delegates that
would cali 4 blush to their cheeks, or Cause
pain to their. hearts; but it should
be remembered that such terms were
placed upon the delegation from New forE up"
on a former occasion and there might be nov
some excuse for Its beicg offered He could
assure the Convention that they would a1~a1s
be found. ss they hitherto had been found, on
ths side Of liberty and justice.
Mr. Russell Of Virginia said he had at for-
ton He did not teel 80 now, because the rote
taken It the morning session gave promise
Of 4 desire on the part OF the msjoEity
to secure harmony o. action that could not fail
to lead to happy union, on principles and on
candidates. but As proposition had been made
% Improve these terms; he might s.y few
'n,onixe the action Of tbs Democracy. She had
seen rule adopted empowering votes TO be
cast in manner which shs considered unfair to
the delegations. She had seen a platform
voted down which her peopas desired, and ore
adopted which they are opposed 70. While eight
Tention she bad remained present Coulo
abe give any better proof Of her devotion 70
the Democracy Of the North Butshe Desired
to say now that she was equally devoted to the
south. II true to the North, Should she not
also be true to the turning pointf United
Will ueT 8G4teE CpulQtEQ G8Ates BIG Me~4s
to see fair play between Ststes- She meant
to see fair play between the North and South
Whist was fair play. 1t was that al the dele
gates accredited to Charleston should be id
mitted TO tie floor. Bat be did not desire Il
| press this upon the Conventions; It least tht
I delegations not contested should be admitted 4
once without nny delay, and The contested dele
| gates should be referred 10 4 Committee. IL
called the attention Of the gentleman from 1lll
uols, who had made the objection to tho adnnis
sion Of the delegates where seats were uueontest
ed the fact that At Charleston tns lliinois dele
ga,ion were admitted, although their se.ts Ner
contested BY other delegates. He was IN fsvo =
vention. a. to imposing restrictions or pledge
upon the deie: :ates, hs deemed all here wei
men Of honor enough to be bound by sue
pledges as honor places upon them. Applause
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NEW Yonk. June ls.-The steamship Ariel,
from Aspinwll sih inst,, has arrised. Nothing
later from California
An attempt is Icing made to get up another
revolution in Costa Klca. By buying the militia
RI. The object III to place DJu Manuel Mora,
brother Of tie e1 President, ut the heAd Of the
Government
Doxota advices report that Congress had
passed L general an,nesty Law in whieh Nos
guerra participates. He's named as candidate
for presiden. By delegates tom the Siates Of
Panama and Santander.
Nleto had dec!ared the State Of Bolivia inde-
pendent. the general government Of Aageledan
followed suit, aud Santunder was expected to
do likewise.
Callao adrices are to May e3th. The Govern
ment nf Bolivia bud closed all intercourse with
Peru, and concentrated 4, 90 men On iler from
tier, which is considered the same rs declara-
tion Of war. Offers for the guauo contracts,
commencing January 1862, arc invited within
100 days.
Ecuador alvices say Garca Moreno chal-
Iensed the Spanish charge for having sent = re-
port to France that Gen. Ayazza had been
logged ID prison bT Morcno's o1ders- The
Spanish charge excused himself By sayioE he
merely gave it US ruuor.
thiii dates are to Mar 18th All Quiet.
TheAmer1can ship ScaRanGsr from Liverpool
to California, was wrecked 1a0 miles from Stan.
ley Ma1oinas island, aiarch 18th, crew and pas
seDgera sayed.
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