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ENOR SALE
= $4,000 VIRGINIA S's
oo shares hank OF VA, STOCK
~" sh sfsn naANK OF THE CoMM0Nw'LTH
g shares ", FIRE AND MARINE STOCK.
Manages us, 4 IcHMchD FIRE AnsecfATfUN
ss'gS ,nsss'sssss VI. ssn rnrs, =, n,
HH~W sIwlspsexLL n co.
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DISSDLUTION.-Th concern OF POTTS
- FARLEY co WAS dissolved the 30th
nit, Al T. Ii. 3. " ILLIAMs retiring. The under
agned having purchased the interest Of Mt. H. 8.
Williams. with the books. accou ats, notes, &c,
will continue the Wholesale Grocery business at
Ihe stand recently occupied by them, whore they
will be pleased to serve their friends and pa
irons as heretofore. The sty lie Of the firm will re-
main unchanged. +. POTTS,
X. e. FARLEY,
J. b. MARSHALL.
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~ALE UT HUISE AND L y F.-WIII be
- gold at public auction, for cash, on WEDNES
DAI, the I2th day, of september, next, on, the
situated in that, part Of tho city of Richmond
known as the French Garden" and on the ca t
and of the depth of about 100 feet-it beng the
property recently owned by Joseph Caps. and
Robert Patte and wife. as appears by deed duly
recorded VIRGINIA A. WHITEHURST
au 3l-dtdsH
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TIE Dali !.
'ers az nxcr.r
yysar OF sa.H
sTrHE SEMI
+! e,fsesdl,sn
aad maisq
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'4ifbmo
I~1r eowAK
TIE Dali
es5ds 20 The - y
Sysar ~ 90
ETHE SIM.
- ! f i 1 ~ WI 2
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9UEsDAY M.
80 Atlantic
Bsrss
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shia, on sA'ar'
- proposed u
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postpons the
,,orser OF the
lives the foil
renee
Mr. Love "
sssnst; the WI
s~~s aud eng
ron the gro,
sisck ed over
-. - " n Id
I'LL right )"
I'D keep ces
s~re now sire
- men wers
fItIipg with
xifald on to- }
The greas
.oat "PEl
Ssrre on this
.sar guy there
t.eiug now in
that was fast
through the
short ropes W
10 The 9oat.
In very IL
and there Is II
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crowd. Hol
Ouaker hear
Oresson. III
this year.
says "he II
send him avs
A small roI
@cAures mon
ireup the ba
rat baga, aud
FULL" says Vi
kst of melon
~, kegs, sp
water, oush
class. Irvine.
Hall past
nssides 4 10
throw over.
nue- tenth of
where is the
the first JolI
noep" "Tt
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here. a small
men were Ia
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the valve rC
fain falls u
len upon
numbeT, II
The Iu tnt
bined with
Aren't dow
We all fed
whiCh lOld
Had this
haye starte
There we
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his appear
was 10 clea
THE q A
The loss
three han
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day night,
day. The
tho.s OF h'
House, Oh
T. A. L.
want, OF
Mia AM
Paris, III
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Snuth &
Of the fir
row lisa
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ketis an'
children
A. Buck
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White
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Mr. Phil
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The l.
nine or
wife of
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NAIL ste
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Annuali
which s
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looked
IL Is
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his fam
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went u
where
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paper
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timely
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says
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DISSCLUTICNS, &c.

lOTiCt.-The CO partnership existing under
= the firm and style of II ANIL TON Il BOU-
CHE II. No. As Main street, having expired BY Inn
ttatson on the 18Th inst the same IS dissolved
The books, notes and accounts have been pur
chased by JOHN BOUCHER. All debts due must
be paid him; and all due by the concern, Will be
pad by him.
Tie Rame Of the firm can be used by either of
the partners, only, IN closing up the business.
JAMES n MILTON,
JOHN BOUCHER.
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NL !" ia ENI bOUTHEKN PL0W -
= - would INFORM the public that my new SOIJfu
ERN FLOW succeeds In the hands of nearly
every one who tries IT; and rther eyidercs NJ
It's superiority over all others, | have Tecaived
from the Commissioner Of Patents, at WashinrN
ton patent Iight ON tne same. Thus II is backed
scientific mechanical test in the Patent Office
FLOWS of every size, Right and Left hand
warranted TO give satisfaction. or to be returned
P H. STARKE, No. 81 Main ST.,
Three doors above st. Charles Hotel.
aa 2-lm Richmond, Va.
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MRS. MAR ID, LIBBY begs leave to III
lFI form her former friends and patrons, that the
dates of her School will be resumed on the 10th
duy OF September. at her residence on Marshall,
between lst and I'd streets Having engaged com
petent assistants, she will he enabled to teach
FRENCH and LATIN, together with the usual
ENGLISH branches.
TERMs-Pr Session.
Primary English branches 49,. ...Sl 6
Higher do. d.. .---- ..----........ "a
French .......--- Observation-Disclosures. 81
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Richmond, Aug. q, 1860.

s0tice.-The unders gned having entered INTO
n CO partnership, under the name and style OF
HAMILTON ( SEAGERS, for the purpose of
branches at No. As Nam street they have pur-
chased the stock of the late firm of HAMILTON
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ss 4; Nj b. H.. svs n II
'ia s; 'ss Y :" ~ AVE. g'!l.sss 90
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EDuCATi0N.-rhe fifth session of MIS- NJ.
II c. RICE'S SCHOOL, on I'd street. between
Clay and Leigh Streets will begin the 81 Of Sep
tember, and terminate S0th June, 1851. She is
grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore en-
JOY ed which she will endeavor still to merit by
every possible exertion to promote the interests
of her pupils and patrons.
TERMs-PeT session of 10 months, PAYABLE omar
teriy.
Latin. with or without highest English
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
u 18TH, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS,

CHURCH HILL.
The Fifth Annual Session of this School will
commence MONDAY, September 18th. 1850.
TERMS, per session of ten months-S30, $40 and
$50; one halt payable lst January, 1861, th2
mainder LIST July, 1851
c. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
au 2l-lm* Principal.
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SrO-PAkTNERShiP. We have this day az
- soelated with US in the CHINA, GLASS and
LAM HENW ARE BISlN ESS, Mr.. JOHN q.
SNELSON, under the firm Of
STEBBINS, PULLEN j. CO,
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lrU-PARTe EhsHiP.-A L.hAYMUND
- A. !. BYRNE have formed 3 co partnership
under the al Gle Of RETMOND BYRNE, for the
purpose of carryng on a wholesale LIQ 10 K
STORE on the south side of Cary street 8 doors
from l4th aud respectfully solicit share of public
patronage.
P.E.-Ws have in store and to arrive
90 bb,s. BRANDY.
loo pb.s. Whisky.
90 bbs. GIN % bills. WINE.
Which we will sell in lots 10 sui puf ohasers.
au ~ I'm RAYMOND BYRNE.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE.-A

'l'Rt<IkEs' sAa.e UE VA l. L A Is L. f.
LAND AID SLAVES.-Agreeably to the pro-
vlsl ons of deed of trust, executed by Col. John
F Finch, we will sell at public auction, on WE'D
NESDAT. the 18th of September next, at the
dive ling house of the said Finch, in The town OF
ClaLksyllle, ten valuable SLAVES, his stock Of
HORSE aud BUGGY. all his HOUSEHOLD and
KITGHEN FURNITURE. the SCREWS and
FIXTURES of every description Row in the To-
baccO Factory of Finch l. Burton, in the town of
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THx 6roLns SLAVE IN NEW YoRx.--ws have been
more fully informed q The particulars asssnd.ngth Steal
Ing q slave q he North frsn gentleman n this city,
alluaion 70 which va made m The Mercury d YESTERDAY
seems thas Rhins, negro woman belonging " AP.
Cohen, u ne nrm d Cshen, Wilh o., was euAiosd
RON her master q New York about wesk anee, whsn
che was prepada4 Tor return % Chadsstcu. RhlnA u
yeas eid, md - belonged 70 he fhuv Or
Tie past fourteen yeass, n which ahe 1or
"a years che hes hssn q tho habit q aooompanyne ne
A1ny h thsis v.la - New York, end vsas North this
uDe January Iscs, with rsluctanee. yea. sgs, ahs
syent three nenxA1 b thAt section. Mr. Leopold C1Aen,
menbes q ~ I'm, tcek Ne aegro win him, - hs
wsas p.tA o e.aasM, sbeus III weeks go. NJ. 0uhm
-, unsFnaasy s0A1nsd b Ne hoass 81 sserous =.
atpoc. d.sasg - ZIP, which was thsFsby much pro.
1c0esd. NeAng unusual was observed IN the acl5ee 81
The seYvaas, I'D e family u much smprsed = her
dhappsarsnce. We venture ~ s1ssraon thes hort
acquaintance wA ~ horror and starvation q New York
negro ~, Win send hsr beGEtng 70 her mastsr
agnincass mesM = =. , psrtinsnt = ne psscsns
uncture, - ne GO sbrds positive evidence OF tho dan
gsr Of Southern MsrcAsnts visiting New York with
want fot ccnfeot Nh hsscing lin by day n he hsge
pseAs h so.nl Ws secures, hsy ossspse 70 rob HIN
~ uyh6 1eeon9hggn mogohan1s stop h Chnyesua; et
them trade hsre, vhere thsr rights respsefsd end
sahe1ned, s.d = h.gss sasr preninn 3 assshsn
raeeAlny md dupkdH ~ carrying Hegrese 70 New Ysk.
-0aasjekeD 1avswy, 1SyrA TO-
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n n ana urrsspss6ssss, ? ~ - aDslA, IVA h Iese
~ wsg.sss .,c = ~ pssss s:ys.s -. sesn J.
|, - a sa.s ysav. Bs ~ sTsaI vesk "Rasoass.
Z FnetsaAry u he Spanish ma HsemA lAsgaAes."
e s sssss =. Ssss . 5:
bsss works oi The hina ana and bseyed 70 %
Va ely cDrs ~ ' n general use
= y Mary Palmer, wees q Peer Palmer, wnesc ony
AAssn Ha,shi Palmer, ssn nves ANA resides N Wssh-
ss.n 70 pushess county ssss = Ne 81, se "a
tss Cshn,tsc, yoUnrsss dausAssr Of tbs hte capsaa
saIsn wnnsp jivinrsoa, OF Ncu YORK, RsyOlucouary
nsa N hts rrssss,s ana were sdsssed usasr Ms 50.
vMion After his recall 70 NAi-ti IN 1907, ~ before
wled be serer fessi,ed s'ss wpesc 10 oel'svsd 10
xqnss 10 Leon vas u The Joint CON m'ssonsvs
10 NE Unisea sssss Under he sessy With nexss
sasssor vclssaaes Wa . thoosA hsd rsns,su~s d
to cid CassiMAn models pSeus, dsvout, YEA hbSrA,
! hsss-sndsved with many sesss s.d sstimAbe quAl
vHssDsrous, bsnehceni chAskAbss-AsTnsl vSahout
Sesssy ., pse'snsseA; h his rshhsss win b. fAuisy
ana sp.sv ss sas
happy ZACH OF n1ne We attention, and eonchatng she
esm and regard o. his pupps; q very hdsssoas and
ess and professional duAss and epsagsnsnu until hin
kyscaI ererEes became pvosraass ~ chronic asthma
e ssnsrsl asnDisy, afs.r :r:nng hs ssnaaesa ye.x,
4tSDaVy Of me good, yirsuoss and hnss:sd MAriazs
nse Of Holy WrE, &c wa ust man, fearing God and
1spiDg nR commandments And havisg served ths
~ ntasurc Of his days n Ab generation, he has been
Aheret unto hts sahevs, having the testimony II good
ssience, in tho conmuAion u Ina haly Cholo ehurch
NE <snnisnce OF osYtsn fAish, n tAe comfort Of
tasosahis, religious and holy hope, we would humvly
lsss IN favor wish our Gsd, and IN peEfe charity with
y the word.
3he dsing akhed Polish post and histsvian H. nAzlss
sAhsw,cx ds1 Il Paris On ths TIN instant q Va - u
n. He wss tha aushos q numerous works Among
bAsys Of fne trsasAion, m verse, u SIR WAner SCOTS
lady Of Tia Lake,
eAcc ~ tne Nal Works, new rcy, On Saturday norn-
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The Anta-0lavery Prayer Msst1ng a. the
Church or the Purftsns.


no regular monthly concert q prayer, held in Dr..
Chcsver's church, took place last evening After he
usual Introductory exercises tho Rey. NJ. nppan read
lsser from The Rev. Daniel Worth, now mpeAuusd in
Greenesbcss n O., charge At circuIaths Hsaper's
book and othcr inoendisyy tracts Tho Rev. n. Prsueh
rod lssNom Norwich, ounn In refsrsncs Oothe go
Of Stevens, who 70 be e1scatsd next Friday & arleS
town. w. Ths sssr stsssd that The father Of 9svsn@
Christians n has sons oehaK.
A coIofed man heee roee In The back paxt q thA
room and commenced 70 speak, but wsa REQUEST
ga BY Dr. WINE 70 come forward and rvs
biz name, which ho did, announcins himssN e ne
Rev NJ 6swaTt, nom Africa he aaied hat hi object
su6ecSipscos foe hs church in Liberia.
RenAn were thca made b. several, IN referring u
ne question OF slavery Mr. Edward Gilbert spoke f ne
oocme Augot ~ he republican papers and alluded pA1.
uculesy 70 letter from The Washngton coSspeade q
tho N,esme This correspondsnt, aludtng . u wsn.
Topic evssywhere thought that he only way y esang
rid Of The question was 70 Ct I'd II h niegsf
Mr.. Gilbert did not suppose that The 9rBssas
WIS 70 b held respoasIble Tor Tin View, tnasnuoh
- was not endorsed By IN editoral su 10 had seoa
editorials n that Journal which brea1hed tho Dano or
The parry, md thought question shSy, q asns.
could cooperate with party holding such opmioa1 a
msmbsr q he republican party, and - oos Who haA
heh hopes Of what that party would DO he prOosd -
nEntaa against Tho faroductioo of such pFineaplss
Prayers wsre thea esered by Rev. Nr. rsvu,a. "
Cheever aad Others, In bahaK Of Worth 0eshsnS ~
Hssint Mr.: rsppla alluded 70 worth 9 c. va h06
been erreeeed end impressed for the dteenna1on q
the light u The Gospel motion wss rnadc - carrisd
ss me proceeds Of TIE uguAl coeC0u aboU g be ten
% handed 70 NJ Stewart in behalf of hi church.
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Cape Of Good Hope da.es are 70 January -. Trade
MAS dull and money scarce.
TIE vine disease was stiD spreading
Iivisgstonss expedition was a Kongow On The I'm u
December. All wen.
An asunecoz sgans. The Sultan Of Zanzibar had bss.
pus down BY the Bsissh shp Lynx.
Prs.orous the dictator Of Trans yaa had been elected
President Of Orange River, frse sssa va supposed
that the Enslah government would MOI permit th union.
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DENMARK.

new ministry had BEEN formed, - follows
President Of The Council and Cd istm Minister a ~
reign AhanH-N. bale.
Minister Of Pubic Worship and "a ikpim Minister e
The Intesior-Bshop NonYad.
Minister Of Justoe-N Casse.
Minister Of WAY--N Thss.up.
Minister Of Na1Ae-h Rnh.
Minister for 6chlesWig-N Waefnsyen-
Minister for Holstem-N. Baa4cf.
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AsssnAly.


Assembly
ArAxy, March Is, 1850
ma -rsseisxen providing FOR Tie appohtnns Of
Grinding Connitsss was taken up sad dsbassd al The
morning, and eventually u passsd, Fssiciag Ne CON-
nitaee = follows-No bills granting spprcprAsions rail-
road fssschbss, On imposing Sas tax, are 70 Be- re-
portsd bills 70 b reported that are not prnasd
and hat have 10. rsosvsd favorable report from The
entire original osmmtee without tbs assent Il ssvsn Il
~ csnHittse q nns, without consideration before
regular meeting of u eeWmitee.
ne Csmniase q Ne whole took up " bin 70 amend
~ Msvnod esu>se rsskys 70 aeuaioa by Aeede which
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SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

There 10 news Of importance from The ssat Of
Ihs whole spaaish Yssss vns violently attaching Eng
land and journal, the Nesaads, had gone 70 such
lengths IN the matter that It's circulation had been pro
hSNed.
A later despatch nys The Spanish squadron bad BON
basded Larache and Arcls causing great dsstzuo.ou
sone Of The soanAh vessels slght7 damaged, and
ons man killed. II was sasd shas RabAlt had also been
borsbA1ded.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

ne India and China mails from Calcutta January -,
and Hssg Kong January u, had reached Nslsad. no
news d generally anticipated.
Trade wa Tat q oAisutta indigo was nSmsY and sn
bstssr request Tfsshs 70 England were rapidly Ring
sa.ps1e was taken d l6s l7s Cd. Exchange a Lu-
don q. lKd. n. 1kd.
Trade .. Canton oppressed ewing % Tie approach
Of The Chinese New Year Tea wa inactive. Ngehangs
u. ID. . -. eHd.
Trade was dun .: Hhaushas IN imports several eaysees
having arrived ffsn Esghad. Tea unchanged. Hpssb
70 The unasd sssss-l2 ~ lss. GG-ssshsr higher
Exchange q. lxd. =. Cd.
Ths question d NJ tonnage dues had BEEN sst,sd By
- sds. nom NE Emperor appointing fear macs pr isn
~ he rate 70 b. svied On foreign vessels u TIE spm
peYA
TAe United sasss steamer HAsssssd w u Hoas Kong,
and The pcWAAtan q japan.
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TURKEY.

Was reported that NE Posts had ordered oaa Of stx
millions sterling 10 he negotiated n London.
Prince Alosh being ssHiously ILL., hts had requested
the Sultan to recognize him the Hereditary suooesY
The demand Was supported by Russia Fsss were En-
:rts1cd hat in ths event Of refusal IN su,recm 4
the Slavonians IN Turkey might break cot
new Ministry had been formed at Belgrade.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
Bo0roD March IA 1660

New YeTk aAd Bosten Chess Hatch.
1AH rather p,oyacted massh was resumed hss evening
The usual hour The following arc the moves made On
10Th sjdes "a eash same;-
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TIE ITALIAN QUESTION.

According 10 Berlin despatch Of The 27tA, The rev
propositions for Conference Of the hve great Powers had
failed, mainly becapse England declined 10 allow
eventually FREQ discussion Of the treaty Of 1856.
The Paris Constitutional publhhes despatch from Il
Thouvene dated tbs 3st Of January, addressed 70 Tie
French Ambassador ct Vienna TO be communicated 70
Count Rechperg. H. 7heuvenel gives historical outline
OF the fuiem endeavoFs Of France 70 bring about
luton Of the question Of Central Italy, The nhabilah q
thess provinces having refused 70 recognise their former
Sovereignty. He sppeab 10 The coaeasory spirit a ~
nssh proposals. u regards the Ronaens, end expresses
his regret that the Pope should have allowed the sta.e
q thizgs IN hat province 70 become 70 sgrsvalsd
France, he adds, VII ssu, however, consent
10 Ian radical combination than TIE ono proposing
TIE dimembernsnt Of No States q the Church.
d,aon q he principle Of noa-i,:Asven:ioa bang main
tanned.
A Turin dsspaaeh nys tha. the Russian Ambassador
had in The Of his government represented 70 Count
CAyou1 The heavy responsibility that would fall upon H
dn,s - ~ very moment when the European Powers
were esAeavosing 70 make u sas Of Affairs Isss threat
enns ahs 70 take veps for the annsxou Of Central
naly toPiedmnk swas MD that IN consequence q thsss
rsprssaAasoas aad NE following stvios q France, al
the projects IN rsssrsnes = osntxai RAY wsrs 70 10
abandoned iOs he present.
circular had been hsssd By Va eArdsEiAa Nsasaas
Vs<hDS&<8oso8
Ne Lombardoeartinia army.
In The lasest Asws VA Queenstown, BY ths America,
thsrs wss crcumganual Statement from ths PAsh cos
rsspoaAsnt It ~ ISaAsa Nnu, V ~ sases NJ ths
Preach eoveTnnssa I'D resolved againas haNAn uny.
his prsuamns \, h . measure, sosasnsd BY tAs Pszh
oorrespeudsut q Ne Lnadoa h, bu ~ vYte fer he
Loadon Glsbs bslsvss tAas The saAasnsAh ~ from
correct
GREAT BRITAIN.
In hs House u IOsds On TIE nth uk, Hsi Hardwick
cssd attention y ne naval reserves u Ne country, end
eomyainsA o( tAer ;sefbcaney h point q sumsss asa
aim
xAs Duks q Somerset orphaned ~ ssa:a Of sfAss,
azd ~ hat Including ths naval osas vesunsssrs, hare
reserve = bsswssn II 90 end IA 900 mem, Whose
services wvald nsvse b required except h eass q n
snsrgsnv.
b " Heass = ouusasus q Ne same evening, Lord
John Russell stated as recent dspatehss fsm China dd
not contain ~ material zsznesnes, Sus tAas h hoped
b naks HI full saasnsss = 0a@s snn h No course
II ssw dayH
I'M LsrdsAH slss sAisa ,has ~ yrsasA ssvsenmsas
bad sobrsd y nsay ~ szssls b u sesvciG trssay
relative 70 soAl, saeh was ~ vhh Of ~ DnsihA
eoysrnnsns but srsp9 ~ besn sa declaring shas Ne
Ese,iaA esvssazneas Ia - W. ~ aay nd Acausu
me House Men went INTO csmnssss a u Budess
rssolsiions.
NJ elassssasIsxphAsdt hs rsssauasn rssnra y u
dunes on winss, aAA Aer esnazal dsbaas " rsssssn
,was agreed ~
O ~ can u,uns, = ne nssss = I~s, ~ lnussss
uphIasa ~ pvsysnssf Ne sshsns n wAish Enass
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Arrival Of the News ScotiaA 1t Portland.
P0RnASD, Me-, March 70, 1850
Tie sfsAnship Nova 6cotian from 81. Johrs, N F.
arrived q half pas: nine O'Clock this evening.
me sseamah:p North Amcrioan WIN all for Liverpool
on Satu1dny.
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NEW YORK I.E01sLATURE.



AiBAxy, March 10, 1850.
number Of remonstrnnces against the Pro Rata bill
and petitions fc7 me same were presented.
Mr.. NAKsuRRs (rsr) presented remopsxanoe against
tho proposed Amendments 70 Tho Metropolitan Police law.
Mr.. J. NcIAoD MURPHY (dem.) reported q bill 10 i'm
prove The navigation Of the East river 1t Incorporates
company blast the rocks Of Helgsse 10 depth Of not
less than twenty two feet below low water. When the
work completed the Governor 70 appoint three compe
sent engineers to report IL is done effectively Thereafter
al sailing vesse OF sixty toms to pay cent
pr ton al STEAMBOATS, 20 foreign ports south Of Della
Bay cent ton and al other steamboats half
cent Per ton to the company.
BY NJ MAvN1KRNE-To provide that wh6re, under past
or existing contraets local improvements IN New York
cannot the property benefited on account
as q ND 1 AR
assessment . Be pad sy e p,,Usty ocss nue. and
Il sc: ;: % b IN
neS = ar * HoIsop HunpnrrO incorporate the pyean
TO incorporate The New York Msssca Fund Association
Win capital q sloo, 900. . cree: suitable hail.
eststeS Of deceassd parties by arbitration
10 punish the fraudulent sale or concealent Of pro
pert, s:n under ss sn ssS % y one years
b Sweeney aad w1d Eunt, Win one moro % be named
days, .omnssiOasrs 70 sse d cams fos damages 81
Quarantine burnineg.
Blh were passed 70 increase The fees Of grand and pc
" jurors 70 require she hug q TreasureFs bonds, 70 IN
eoTporass The Est Brooklyn aAvn 1ank, 70 widen end
snSssh Atlantis Avsnus relief Of We corporation for
NE relief Of tns widows and children Of sermen Of The
Protestant EpAcopA CHURCH. 70 encourage and provide
for general vaccination, 70 rspssi ths fy osais military
rns schuyler county bill WIS rsoa.ved from The Asssm
bly, neht took place on 10 ressrencs resulting In ~
bang ssas 70 shs Judeary o0nss, Who arc favorable
- he bill
n. RoSsYtsous BIN, allowing general planting q
oysters waters Of tbs Sa4s taken up, debated at
ISngfh and progress reported
N. epmoIA introduced Concurrent resolution, 70
quegng he return from The 0ovsrnos q The Dill 70 pro
hibt Sunday amussnsnts IN New York. He id %, b.
cause he undeYstood TIE G0vnor doubted 2e pfopety
o. Yetntpg Ne bill at Ne request d ene House only.
NJ. 6rcLA also INTRODUCED bin 70 repeal saad 20, In
tended . pYovde again any refusal Of Tho Governor
return r. 20 moved thns Ne hu b nsade Tho special
order 70 m0YYoW.
NJ Roz1Esss1 opposed Ne motion, and Tie bun vas
sent 70 the Sanding Committees.
ne New Yof tsx ban VA ordered 70 Third reading
Acommunjeston w. rsosfved from the Oomptsolsr,
gvfsg tAe con Il pcslhhng he Bate canvan, - sol
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AUSTRIA.

Tho circular Of the Governor 6 Vsnsta states that al
persons, Who from their previous conduct and Known
OPINIONS, night capable Of entertaining projects
hostile Austria, are 70 b compelled 70 enter tho militia
~ service, and Be Incorporated In companies q dsci
ene. the military suthories 20 De the sole judges
OF the prspriey Of enrolling any persons denounced ne
local authorities ordsrsd 10 send in II. Of suspected
persons by the 9th Of Ax.ch
CSevaher Won Toegsnf7yg hsd arrived ut Venice 70
replace Count Bsszgsa - civl Governor Of veneiA
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ArrtVaI u tho AmerScA ut BOSTON.
B0sToN, March 20, 1880.
Ths s:eAmship America from Iissspool yin 'Hosssax,
arrived q: this port ths evening. Fer mails viii 20
wayd 70 morrow morning, ana VIII DO dus II New York
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