The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1853, Page 3

Foe ree inch ta iy of 1818 apart ro tho othe, mations an on Str Joba Smythe, then in pomession of @ividual whese name — Atezmyie Guronicle} fi or rng of i eel ger ad he was ophow, the affutr of Testo, Moqaired euch nototicty tm the they can Crm tnd fro trade a to eanane satee Sie rm Reeaine pie he | sear cn ate | eure ee | oe , and without any modi- | Maroy oro lees fi 7 morsing be waa found | f oF, Aneto very proposal, whe drawing up of whioh | must amicable int fo maintain the | dead in). "!¥ Now comes the The powsbihty-of making Paris» wns ome 4 AMPron, Gaturdey. " y cheneadiiaien cert te wi country than tholr | of the cam” to Gis part gaging attention, ‘The Emperor had Tho R. M. 8. Rovers arrived. cart 3 hel apn rrons Bald Poe cae, On te oratery a wo Know of their { were swore 10:88 by te Cations deeds | of 1300000 to ML. Bsrezee, to baild’ a ‘chip thet elie edvicos fromm Buenos aaa eae adet appointed to camry to the Crar the | 8 very. Iniendiy, character Bus they are tne sopee. | ‘he deed me Nediared tony rencocadiog ten letie | knew Maan devalion teoceeonaat Et Rome Hin ancien te Se PAA, 298 eam Lighos, i the Russian troo; chall oe Bs Risberetes ‘s Peg iy loss dal & party whiok carries to | were altogether ile apelt, One of “tte. ma bd Pt ae of Phogrness or the Program.” omnes a Teriamico and Bahia trade was duit. 64. the Tovsded territory. al reaire orders to | tho furthest lengtea the tarkolent pretensions of his veal was also mh spelt apine instead of cup appear in the course ofa few days ullge Majesty's shin Dacdalaat with troasere tom | 2 5's6 "3a tetti te bafta ae rein cnieiyred wean ss | helactine | eet da lind pa | HP Be sum any | ests tm no gods | ee to oe ee Se eer ee, cos | dealt jd uti te A lies iba hae Sealah Tee eters eetears eaeeanaes dea te ahinteatiaaeae icta Vaak sap BRAZIL MATL. 4 ths spot wre veer for Corvard stage amo effggt asthe above, dated Vienna, Gth inst. | lent and tnrensitaDs doteaede nt thete ea ae | ae taretes Ont ivatng! During the wal | ona 0 Agricole pablished details (row various eectloas itt Buenos Ayres the bldokads was raised, the PO yg AD desing fa i comm - . eit ents, an engraver street, London, tele; ed to ! i whole wo may aay that nyuine'’s squadron having paaied over in | bovshs te ut at wore The Cuban Slave trade—General Canede end | | Under, these, circumstances, it ceotdecbonl chat ln Jouoary last bo oagraved the cecet f:dmvatchciln er aecigaigurterbate soe ‘andl ehiee the || PRTOEO8 the town, Peaiticg set Age fer wood mab. winltes a few Lote mere Keaton Conon, OF witout ‘Apoiontee , it waa not enti and ring that bad been. produced a4 relic, and | cefcl ‘of foreiga corn will be nt che | Coe and his officers were pald £190,000. Eetliring 126 Ot, Privetoly 28,000 bags kage ; ‘(roe te Braden News August 12] that-wo cashed ] of some turther difficulties | also engraved the words, F. Go oking, Pe gt ayy deficiency is estimated ag fully oncthird below an | og sium’, tt Montevideo was almost stopped, Saurverve,—Of 2 160 been Bengal . The ola guar of Havana indignant at the | the year al, wbich a, teourenee of thnk eos of | thet ‘hp PMA bad olen ae orn In hid power | "Adsioes from Odessa to the Sth gring to the ruling of tho blockade of Busuos fu, Oh Sy, foe Ib tle Tetncaee, bela D Canedo, “iene gweorphr mao of, aeeaie wd pare generally beon mado om our colonial Asheries; | became pail ah oa ml wenneded avantities of com are being cmippe! ban At Bio, in the Exchan; Sumv7an ia steady at £21 To. O4. B Osnetes tho Ceptalar(enerst ain tho | foe, as foros 4 Any deve arrangement gue, the Tele trdetet Ucia bk Chaar erase ett | AMT to France | pared on'Lotidon, “roights had ‘deeltuad Mesoy ol Bag 9 Bie rrive. Sheet alae £80 Soe . el lal setae condition’ 48 itinersut-tectu: on an anier. Politioal ee hare teen restricted nl ote general pat Oo coe et ise ‘was tn lash pear, except that the. Amerioan, gor. | be badiowoen that be wes Tail up tial for clehtooe | some’ Gatalle wlio ae Ta ellomiag are Sf a Sa bee irs bo red goal Tine tr fae vole) a ious vd by Spain with England, and patdfor | tions aud moti has . the care of noble ladies, Soot Squadrou witioh is n: Sodas bas bron Mae ag orbs pervoust: porter bare in| Brith ives of countzy. The preseut | in Hobeter, Somerset jail adage oe being Gtted ont at aden the bamss ef the Ae: Masheca, met Bae bien she Sacveiis srtiitetadlone ‘nced i , As " Government has simply renewed, with- | f de foil, under sontenve of lantio squadron i a oe one i erento mneay lovianoes an eA ML tute narrow inquiries into the preseat | Ont alterati apy for horse steuling. At this point, the Bal , and of which Admiral Bruat is to Seaser. Tue walos of Wont Ladin for the week oF Waa flats slave Sade, and of, Gonors Caney | ict Rrpmont. obed tank "peers eine unease: [ihe w were b'ghiy dramatic. a cian Proceeding ia | be tbe commences. aavare amp pag ta the roading, Dustneos in American abooka daring the weck hed bone | Gr bu0 hints Cite eiate bee! Mauritins ond one Prager rere | a, rere pe eee | cscneeeemea aan oe “ee | aera pile a Fass Sess sea vi | Siete tech se tse wee be : lers ym the A: ral ai i 5 io a , T00 Pe : etter, buevver, to camprehend the present | ocived at New York, for the pdimirel wore fe |, they had beso eroealy nposed upoa. Bir Blokerd Tasos, he 11054 » 111 enon gia ctlin Havens, ne el ne wean poe. the coonlal stares of Cube; wie nade etebatoak eupmesipentioaareys cad. tan tracings bite rare wee ctl fetid : the Inilexible, lise of HGH HUM | gece hate: boon roi sleat-uiae foe bale. Codey ong x caer ‘i . SHeeroere and his fi on 1 ry, and was borne off hi soon 86, ree for Bristol: they coniet of Bap ert Sac sp | te ui odd a sei | Mey i wn, | Hagaes ie Brea ing tke otha Sean Ree ear o - be sult’ of 8t, ‘Lawrence, it ble ithead, by the ne 8.4 fh q Dems at Iu. ‘ nn fee, | tity onion fre se | rei te nf fai nny {ith Imaal, tn | Hat the Kase fom Obwionr andi Mone | vad se tea aca 2.28, | mesa: sentatives of royalty. With thom were | to place three veesels of iment | aristocracy, and’ twenty thousand of the “ d Brnat has uot arrived | Virginis 6 ror coat ny, Amy DK a {Th i mi from the seer 6 -ativental ports eouncils possesred of Inrge and ample | pears, however, that war on that on. It ap- | people.” ‘The flect comprised twenty-f common pho at Brest, but lodgings have been taken for him. Rattecs oe posse “ie ig w OK Eowets Figo d | 400d demand for refiued; la the Bp. Ractionss around them wero throwa the restrio- | ty on this score, and that oul aigtined fiasnntan| tere wetnaaasinen eal ac ee Leet ce a $8; 8:0: [steaebolonaioats ua dine take eadeiomsicae seen chains nde | siti Yr) tre reruns od | the bt eat a ee Tureen | datustion of the adron SS | Resemeeteantinetes enue of a apecies ‘of constitational government in the | Were according! utual explanations | auxiliary steom. The : y TUN DAMS BOLCYSSI Oot | nets of ests aad to ponkens § aera - mad ‘ smallest guns used were thicty- i a EU ORSBYE Ns oo pew $09 absoces of adil : oe vt Aber however, Ford'nand | spirit p3tahcs the oll at ines PRE PR er le pe throw pr nih a Br Ling British House of Commons, upon the 12th a 0K Ure or export deinatd, common cougou out Pew tiew to ware Cul from pope ee caper gia An oe ee Eaneuiitty 1 wee the armutnent, 1! conceding siaenanin = of Ba pce tortie PRES a the government ry pe velie a apg ime Deller ar ee at 113s., ena 3 raed ond overthreg tals eystem;-and | American f fie preasece ‘a’ raodorate | salote of twenty-one. shote, from the whole th royal | hs objection to lay before Puvilameat such por- rails a! 116; bat Nonlers now require edvmoord ralgam nee 1826 the authority of the CuptaiasGeneral of | ficherie: force in the noighborhood of the | gnnr, to ammounee the: Queen's arri lc'thousand | tions of the correspondence relating to tho auc Pi oi sipeaptintaner yes gag i 9 pn bm. cea an Nake is thiat of absotite oe oe she eral of | fi heries, might, under certain circumstances, assist | stexdard was then ran up ii rth arrival. Tho royal | sion to the Danish crown as could BS conmne ha aye 0056 | Men Befurh dta"eas Oe Oh Seat; read either troubled with co They are now the maintenance of a good understanding between | Duke of Well pin the line-of-buttle ship | withont detriment to the public servi pac Wuatancen: —Four tons 1 reditstions; Under oop iam egt by re two Bones for many of tho American | Queen had undertaken dhe duty yer which the va circular from the forsuen Danish sinister, di ne ~ fat £184, our tous Volar tolay wore bought tm ‘ Teally govern Cuba by tauvaoeyy coh ay. febing 0% boxe this yoar gouc out armed, ovi- | aud the hoisting of the flag was saluted “ganna fay, with the reply thereto of Lord Malmoba 87 )¢ |, Havne Masia. —In ie week from Sd to 9 ze loveded— we ue te language ct the de gently vith no ntoaon, Bt respeching thir igh | royal veute of 1000 shits. Athi alu smother | thete documents having already been pritod ai 2% | ee i ny en to Oa ‘overcors Py ee cerenk ol powee sated fo ane popes pec ee by peepee offlocrs batiwas eptcieat with, oa i: he ia ag Ms nd Patan said "the. ourrespondence to | j,fi8%. 1886-0 - 108 “ wm enperts. 0 tial tbe ctegk ‘ate : ners! Cauncdo is one of unlimited | men should be itted and irritated set of | formed into two columns, and escorted by i Mia onorable member referred was exceed- New Xorb’ and “a doles mostly all of United ower) hecan do juet as he pleases. The enl: h permitted to take the law into their | ble yeohts aod steamers crowd: y innumers- | ingly voluminous, consisting of more than 6 wees, 1860 ia cf winch ave, with about 8 608 & faind hp te subject to. is ney Bice Set) De own hands. One of the grievances complained of | to sea in the foll crowded with visitors, put | folios, and the expense of the prod an 6,000 | Cuicago and Ai . @ 101 : to is yy the | bas been that the Ameri boat following order :-—~ mans of cdrre ‘i production of such & ed ha 6 from th ioeeiate, cat pearyents 8 Tet, ReweR A is hore Tan iho. one bays, ae nathan es an ae oy Pores Divison, pres Sracnoire Drviaoy, in of Thiol" weed povtlee gy ve one Wotorn, of ‘Hitnois, 10 per evnt mH paar g ye he meg arnt snes ware sling ho last terenty years the » scving that ia | British shore, where, tn fact, most of those > Guns, at i ear, , 10s | 2086 ava vbannsi-cesdisasanengeayy Ml ven we : qualition of yecn bed. ‘ef a8 Penang oath teres fos beem pe pried atti OME c it is be pore ened a3 reerar iy Coa) Ok cp Dee oe Welling. 81 # fcctton to Denmark ge Rid Rare fee Noow Parcra.— Console £ Loxnow, Angust 13, one hoerioe poh was mther steadier, Cole nan nine Captains General cf Cubs, of whom his | men that his i own country. | S's m Le, suooeesion to Holstein went in the | merey, 28 14; 3% s for account, 9075-8) eAtols fee | win emsed lenited § Drags anita my willonly huve fo syeak highly of oue—Genoral et as power of protectiag them does not | = z male line, and the sucreasion to. Schleswig ieee dan, aA i ver cent, 101% 3¢: beak shook, 2275; Poe oapapel Sxooping fcr mont Coscriptioas. ‘One es, bo bore away, whilst Spein tell bad an, | Higuts a, yard beyond the cxoraise f thoir togsl pot 2 | disputed; “and on the death of the resent Aft | iltaland, “195;'2; Calodoatand, ois: Mastars’ sons Soar [sinest null but prions well supported, eotive parliunentary system under tho regency of | there ia a , then, it ls satistactory to know that | 3% “S| and bis uncle, who woukd be his suc ing | Midland. 1247 2; Oulodoalens, Osi: Kastarm aoustiog, | mtd wae tisk. 6 ; fm early part of work thot partero 5 good understanding on-this subject be- 4 | mark would successor, Dow- | capi J [eode Nortivorm. 16; Laa- Bogor in regular demand. ® $i me gotoone family and H + ire aod Yorkstire, lard, supplros b iol at wat he oman | Fee kif at Sh le | ome g? | Ste eat Bors aM here | Raines oe mm pee en ffl er treed ci ee elton jee maili- | which threw a shade over the olose of that eminont Aft P 5 suoh a Hate of thio eeath Lairininpewle Lsaiechi ica acaeitedi? been eblateedy nad toe Susp eer pc ie a ara eal eat rete areal reg Pat ree barred aa ap gn Mer Fete pee itee calling: tee stil Sramivon oS 11000 2 aie ice ohare ine sol | ie anaes TOUT RAE mA IR CLAR eli OEP otvg, haa vomennat diappotated eon greatly increased, but, for tho purpose of inter. | ans fresh ¢ of pass over this year without | from cach other, in o Ii ips th, , to keep together those three States which in He ae og 3 aad shoulders dull, A fair busiagas for # dell market to morrow, Lith! EVE! wale efpedidoan, ium tae Amecto ny fresh canvos of irritation. Befero another yoar | After gol ui ine three miles in length. | common were called the Danish monarohy. | 1 besf and pork Cheese very much taquited for. — ire 5 “Abe cabigs Uy iS ctlootive pat ed ee ae loeeg (orteccor ® ings Seortaue uate, is two sections ‘ot a Hor shes Dares it eas, peceesnry to chain, ema: Viti ‘being worth $6, tai, erra pase esi, weeting f.om Peru. navy LOW surrounds the coast of Cuba. | which somo differ a and an atteck on tho sto female branch, which would other | tees haa receded 1s. and i ‘ : Parovian Rervric — ‘here ate at pre-cut two heavy sailing Spantst fri- | 1 ifieronees exist in the relations of Eing- | the Queen retu: atoamors by gunboats, | Wise have inherited the crown of Doumark, te ob. | {uereltron bark ix much reduced. rf pati ean chad ard Gib Geer Dente as iad son Ged Graces Ieigeton, tock ailing ‘Spar i and and the United States. As far as this conn via ings feos her yacht, and tlie » | tain the renunciation of the malo branch, which had | Df Bo traneuctions. Linseed pokes gsr 4 bebe homer arm Army ey gd Seat Baie ox ton saliite tries, all well oguiprod an cotceried thee nagotatoos could uot bei bettr | leading attract be nowspaper. reports cay” thers | Claims to Holstein, and to combine the clalms to the | Stlc=A Soa ants Oe en nee Dene || DOM BRBASTLAM 4 (anpphdlerhhresieal ce Hate ee ee re en ee ee tance wits the Valiea Atte gad the Beri | ng ion to yachtsmen was fi whole in some one party. That was the A further ‘epreseing elect On this arse. Tos outsids ee tance with the United States i ¢ portormunco of twa hoautitul foreign vewselgacet | the testy, If object of | quotations for all market. | Ths outvids ARMY. 1® government has vstablished look-ovta and stations North American col ates and the British | over to the Ryde regat ign 380 ty, if the honorable member wished for tions for all articles are merely nominal. Busiaces I am informed, by your esteemed coma f intervals, and there iss cosst-guard round | to cord merical 4 jonics has hitherto enabled him | hably the Sytvi my ta—one an American, (pro- | 227 particular doouments, aud would specify them, Tory, liumited. Cotton Since the neting of the T'xcitle this day,that you with cert in oft he entiretiaterd eu'thatsia polnt'of fect Oemeds tie cond them with great abllity, and Mr. Baoha- | remarkab) vie ae the other a Swede, aud he would examine them and ascertain whetlier ther | Feture ss does no abatement of the desire to sell. The | viduals, expelied from ritbepalbe cer nad other Moat es rhenah of havcaetealy biG kane | cnn int has at Length accepted the office of Amerk | ron the wile day, eer coe ede the sqnad- | 84 any objection to their production. return of fine harvest weasher, and the probable seftle. ruler of Gotlvia have awembled on board the may then be aacerted, with p. | can Minister in London, belongs to the party which he wholo day, and accompanied it on its retura ||, Mr. Biackerr eaid the A ee ee een atenion anes So Mevalbeaasreear | Taian, Din dlr ain nd - oe ted, ont 18g ea oa ap | tate colarzed,commetsinl inercouse wat foreign te Spithoas Tue evi exoied gent nicest, not the more particulary see re thes Sectate | Beet teoely supped, tod istoad af coaleaa Seetiad te Caachi nna taee te ee everal Oanedo has the ‘poner, if he had the will, to | and he is dec re eleotion, | out the cou fool bat through: | Wer olor ov ity cotton have declined am i¢d. per I icns in misfortune, to anny 4 b € s | 3 deoply interested 7g niry, Chi te . 4d, per Iw, and othor b , to put down the usury rst qmocie. Aan tug inedvod inn ie | ton to @ macota e. anachons ad | poy it Ly flies ete Tho aon Tey, | oa vk nS Pterung, | Sor gt iy Suna edag Asan, | eae whic we pred aang ive faldl fs Guty in this reapeot, would howan counter 4 @ permavent nature between great saan a letter in tho London Times gi sag 9,100 bage, of whlch G41 O25 are Ameetoon; same time who now calls gears | 4 & , ‘ions, are especially valuable for the! appealing tothe readers of “ Unol v in! leat year, 606,191 dage, of whioh 6: + calls himself tof Bolivia, and: 5 public opinion. By far the lar, par of i 4 yy le for thelr prospective | for subscripti nole Tom's Cabin Spain. Sales this 440d 27,810 were American, | inquire further, whether the: “y ho free population of Cuba is orcole ierger 2 infivence and futaze utility, which are of far greater | much i rice ond in aid of two slaves iu whom sho is ANTICIPATRO OARLIST TROUBLES, PTO. 6.000 bags being 1,406 bags, including 20,060 Amertean; | landing in this p re is any obstacle te fuban y and it, like the native’ native | conscquence than their immediate offect on the hu- oh interested, and with whom she became ac- | The Gazette cont the ratifioat 2 See y ing om speculation, and 7,410 do. for expert. | by!Pora port, now under military oocopadiog real erates nothing PE mes ce waren. ot Ewe « a eeiainiee fs pepe area those who gosinted a aiitng . Fooent Visit to Virginie. Theo fist way concent shes tion of all the rail- RICHARDSON BROTHERS AND > 00.8 CIRCE. id ns ty ‘hea pad Ri pres-ion of thi ; Ene 108, i ‘] v 2 DCI wo. ante, . 11, 1853, th erent Arak | poe ae ange | Sry oe oumugaan ogi | See Regine eclanaors | ete en eee , tiva it possesses; it dreads tho in- | th ‘ ais when | ing funds to fre te, Is ral ‘4 a in consequence of cholera at | ,, 782 weether throughout the occupation offected b; ; rewing dif oultics and dangers of African im| hey were signed into weapons of party warfere; | The othe: e Wis wiferand ceht children, | Copenhagen, from which place there is constant | Bet could be dosired has been all | Aja y me oa tho 16th inst. 7 . t for mataring our ceops. Wh: J30 subjoined {6 av explanation whi peaaeaetentaned Renees of Sickamonpect | wine Viner meeestex, Hention © ee emer The ther coe ts that fw free woman, whose | communication with Brita, outting in soma cezty looslitcs hus commenced, bat it | ¢hC same day to the i br ieee “the slaves it has, dreading thoir de; intlog fed cullar popular favor, have only deceived the expec- | £650 st Hine ares and she wents to take him North. ‘The twenty-first auction of the foreign redeemable will no? Sp in the large wheat growi: ian dependenpies, Both Pemneionsg hs cod tm sdgitions of raw negroes from ‘Alrica.. Bur, are ke hele authors, Boba reals malibeenteanoll aretolettatisesaice week hota e ae debt of Spain was to take place at Mudrid onthe 30th. | tpoak moro favorabir of the wheet crops Cue ascounta | does not nwke war on th Rte Pom. aa th Brazil, is was the Portugese or foreign i ¢ se between the United States end Engiand,from | & Kidors, pub! at Coutts & Co., bankers, and Smith T were rumors, though vague ones, that [paren pd favorabiy of the wheat crop; andor the moat | Bolivian Adsoctat ion, y pete Juke ouPte acnce that did carry ou the extorpal slavo ‘rade PE eat Ashburton's, which has not been Don ‘ae Cs ry , London. Cebrera and other Carlist o! ‘wore meditatin a '¢ ofroumstances. we cannot expect an avecege | public. Neithe: apie = 7 . Slave ol one or ‘astillo y Lanaas, Mex! tbreak i tating an | one. ‘Tho business transacted for the past either is it my mission to interfere: Se ae RS Sea tare | aac 2a in ey aoa | Racy ten ae put ct tn poy a tarry mel on cua at | arent acy et ct will te mative ee propiouuy. | pester cf tae tro maton aa he eabecod: | sa Letden bed Rr keas beset sane baa | TH in fortiying the Baleuc | Smt aornkaig ear on Makaha Ce | leave to contey, tay do te eal an her or in this Spanish interest, which thas embarks | of z wo nations, aud the stateemon | a remarkabl jed. ‘Theso returns show Tome qoantity might have been sold. A Mey hese ei BM a! Phy @ African slave trade ta opposition : tain oF of tho United States cam hardly render | posi le qrowth of business—tho aggregato de- Boxemges. : ‘The demand for Indian corn enced, and ; ras lou chatderaguntictihmatetenme iS gaerecta rents ek | Sten uae an | Gay tr manage pene rp | meee ce | a a ae scene | eae gs ects em my omen ucated, avd iguoble money grubbers at Barce- ecengthen et cenicteenal Gar Gnd good faith, to | amount being ae £21 ‘OlGies. plete wie At this Jay's market the attendance pocpretre which | have traasmitted as prise toh the these kindred powers. inleenttions! tes of | | Ad influential wtcoting lad Goon held in London | The fist publ a: It ruled Mois Uuroeghoat; wiseat oN Gy Peerage mtbeflng Ae " . ria, “ . Mes iveria, Kirk, O'Griea | Heurictta, took chess Maria | in tt was lmited. ; ted | fect 5 * ovesy aale ETE SE ote os | oir oe eee Pei et ey ea tn | eacsaec ara Sat | lr ee a en m Fogler, St. Louls, Mis, W.W. ‘The concert in ald of the Italian refi ly to law, at the door of the [Hotel do Ville, and Wiltak Gana: ctatiataiasiae points in your communication, « Ard taster albaoy So, & dou; foo well Michaed) Maxaal was peesd; cat [sold teuntiee, e Trpotte for” the pot neven Gaye oomast of 4.5L qaar- | True copy —F Tnaxousoe Fongasamoe RW Akbame. J Seicauce be wae grccted with © burst of applaeo PP votgilacs tee pet ot geri nda erm, sbbgras [nee é B, Kaseltine. Phila. Ww room. Switzcriand, 1,134 eriod, 1,271 quarters wheat, cargo 3M. Bi Now Y. ‘An extensive fre had occurred wing T F 184 quazters Indian care, 2,518 barrels aad 2,55 m " ‘ok. rown, New York. w. ne ocet in Oxford The Swise Federal flour. wad 3,500 sacks | Grcat Flood and Destruction é ok. AS other times they ore supplied at Havana | 4G. Herd, “ 5 London. Kirkman & Sons' pianoforto feck Pte well teanemnTe Jay Se clone eee | Our uotalions for Ameri trem te Goan Demoore Angust Bf] fogterals to the — eae ee OR Forge, os 3 with several adjvining houses, were burned to tig | terminated, the executive council, at spices aOR teteede end ouselwitte grseatzttic eae tas |: coca ay ovening last the southern part of Gide ihe Bian bus there they sro openly fitted ot 5, Seat Lastagtan, Ky. hrs. ortho Tarif Warwick ts dead, aged 15. Warwick ing revolved that the concessions already mado to Se ed Ua, jad Ad 8 Ze pee 30 Toe hilt: | Geotecctive orea of rain whlch bee nesceedtine, under the Tose, of Captain Gen. iraig Allen " iis Caulie, tae farily,renttionion ot ¢ b p ) yurrangement, were | Sa Gd.: hewted, 46 a : j westers: canal, 265.8 | number of : 7 ine or in the Pat ak J.D. Tusbach, Milwankee. H.W. 3 once of the deceased Earl, is | the utmost that should be i , as 258. por barrel. er of years. We hear of barns being struck per thevvery gion, qiita's tasenire tory of | Soca NewYork. Mr it W. lileks, well Kuown to Tourists who visit the banks ofthe a “irom he rade have b> ight sparingly ducing the | DEtOns ih emwnal, Biagos, and injury Seok ral ond few were | Jar‘Seeie’Tlladelphia. K Tenner, 3tLotie Rev. F. Hemming, a Wesleyan preacher from the | ,,.Nité persons had asus Schibsstinad: Wiitnaptaias! |sbemrenemale come te a or middling and lower gual rp beh in and ‘noar’ Toxes Valleys in the teers et au HE Hackett, New Fork. ¥. Hipig de Hnetbd, United States, Ya lecturing in Liverpool against ment for forty months, ou a charge of being me Cort ee 84. per Ib. deaine, Salon, | Froetows, om a stream Known © Meech Oo ‘ollog, ence, Italy. ww. D art . of an evangelical it i ‘es ‘restown, W. Warlig, Georgia.” °° HW: Catherwood hills acatze Parson, a lector and. preaghet) of Bir a baggy the ripen end nvernnnecn a tas ami Geary fe Gn oot tn patria | Cebu Une tee daxtenteneiaen Fomuel Robb, Pailaded 3 . ‘ Was one q@hose implicated in the .,_, Gueraz been permitted to take "4 ; at Upper Lirle, Broome county. ‘The comm ee tee £8 tiring at | MSE at OP | ite may sath | Sans, a ee 3, A, Marphy, Clselnaat, Mrs Act went ageinet him in the prosecution brovght by | BesioM of the Duke of Fer of Sed, publishes the ad- | | Palos isin beiter demand, te, boing « top price in | 6 Dioloel peat seco The storm tole fone W.P. Reihboas,Providence, FM. wen rk nd Derr, the Baroness ‘sae. W | meroe signed between. Austria abd Sardinia in 1801, | 1ato.n Gocrer; sles mado ot Soe $1s., aude tow baz 6 o'slock P. M., secompanied by heavy thnuder, aad — a etal palace jected at Satton * | nels of fine, at 5%, te} make a bub . | Karp Sashes of Tig! , dad continued unt pas Engiand, near Birmin; " Greece. fow hazds, 69s, “na; :”” but the suppiy in | 9 o'clock, during which time the greatest ie xae MESEEEEOSE CIROULARS—THE RASTERN QUES PS ere i eirrpoo! Chamber of Com | que path AiR OF MISSIONARY KINO, teen fu. "Our eel Anita shout 8 tee cada el y and cousternation of he inkasltlants pro: opiate chee te aurea | a gl ening Na | in ap ata th i | ag SSG Cee | Men at ae THER N¥GRO SULSCRIPTION—-PRESONAL 0 | upon-Trent, Worcester and others, praying for an United ‘States were ina (air way of being settled. | 4, %4,more necide turn ow, Esitay, Aug. 12-5. M. | portion of his nalll, was sweptaws i ° GRNUS—-ONNSRAL Thales: BTC. ETO INTELLI- | assimilation of the mercaatlle laws in England, Scot: The Freach Charge d’Affaires was usi at the Eastern question, has im 0 have been gtvem to Cornciius Mericie’s dam and te In Parliament Mr. Peel mentioned that land and Ircland, had been preaented to Parliament, | Mces to that end. celng his good | iMe,lastern augtion, hee imparted a Teoline @ more | away; also, a barn, containing. a ar are uae Wein sade: $7: tho ats porerurseat teaenl o& tre" Winac et ee reir Pear fovelem produce hare sliown great Arvianes' thle wees Proverty, among nechwere te ties tae ae regimenta of Swiss to the Cape of Good Hope to with the Marl ot Aberdeen, to recommend tho erec- A letter fr China. tema favorable weathor, too, has not bean Without | Which wore drowned, a third badly injured, and’ the Ea ret it | ei atin | ote OMe ocd tt | ional nue fre yd tat” Foarmapeason ly wm Madsia. whieh participates in tho had been taken i matter. The bill to consoll- | region of the heavoas. zve the rebulee of that | of Nankin bad hed 2 long confer nary government | Wut hough dlacoants out of Scors are rather Digher, tha | Taaas Mi f Ng ae eel tel tn hayek: | Gaicha titer wee oars acts relating to the Palen Se Dae ne jb. ee cmeeremce ox EDSLENAL, | otiey tae tase toreceniea Ree ar oan dasee | @GIOh het Lee allt noe Ce re of influential Spanish capitalists ‘and Cees ainthaoes read a third time in the Ireland bidenta, ‘The result of thia conferen been seatonty Conese . ths funds have improves |” Johan I rege Oa abo emery poate A Sates ate | Cala Sierra ctu Sarees | tea hs ne eeu gd he | ae Feng i oie espe wane | fa ae aig re Ses ee a ci great many other bills were forwarde: It have been stationed in Kilkel is a very intelligent man, and | Sem 4% 117d. Dy eleotrto telegraph £ rT informant states that the c ¥ Me tah, is al. pressed sip; ait by the mot or md dastago, pre | ence the troubles in 1848 kenny | has great credit Siecaaee ant . we learn the arrival at Alexandria com Triete, | thet KI flood came 60 Ruential classe, against the DP rationy of national |. O xii lasing the session. Bishop of Limerick, Yi , aro disbanded. The } thetchict& of the rebellion Te the confidence of | which left Caloutte 2a Pa Of the Oreriand vantl | that Mr. Leach had barely time to caca pegs PS igo pole gh ny igh deg POE tae fee TE BEA Dd Ll BS BE tight Hon, John Hatchel) and | for Warope on & 5 belion, He was about to ret sail | fod Juno; bat the aosouin ae, aa es fram Cina avo | family, and even, then le was obliged carry tie ing, indeed, can exceed the audacity of i ry moved for translations of Nessclrode's circu- | missioners e. fleld, been appointed Com. ch pple ee ge ing that we must wait the receipt of the lotte #0 conillet- | ¥ and child, while he waded through water res. For instance, the coasts of Gone tata didi. the ob Spock often. Suoticm wos clearty so Koel Rage 5 and solic had gone to ‘Killerney.” yore ape Asiatic Mail, wok 09 oo deverecin Sant pao sito this | Nebioge zs saw mil snd rd Be Coban government to thane hea 4 ye sSoyermmnent evaded aay direct statement. The | in Britei wamol on five exeoutlons ARAB SHIPY—LATEAT FROM se i ata or AN pect ‘8 cnt bon a, buyera at LLL. Quotations The designed for the ratiroad dopot at Marathon, fp Onben government. to carry the mail, Aad by | Fart of Aberdeen, however, sad that he bellored in Britain, ramoly, two mon at Nousghan, one man | A telegraph from Trivete, Wednesday, 10th Coorteut~-Only 106 bage Dat flowed abe lombae wae tanidings around: Those; and tanta ly, & ¥eesel equipped forthe slave trade—the Arro- the nepate would be amicably adjusted, thanks to | a Glasgow, al for mur one man aud one woman | nounces the arrival there of the steu: Hy Gales AD- | of which half were realized ee fell p atoention, The Wrest with the, Sood. ho restliUeibe cantored, won carried into the | france. and dinglend. Lord. John isted between Te caiy yhoo yrexms TE Eee a eee eee cmieatta, | black Se. 11d, a 4s, 6d. with sliver all peove, Masions | Jie was f00bt cei Gente Gio man oe wana. Notoriously the grester part of the capital ¢ and gogland. Lord John Russell, in. the ¥ Gated Alabanatie AtMURE feng came Tee Cae, | emasite Was peineloalty Fought ia at pe bacetsia 4usits 4 Mine Wad OVS RS SAT, Corie cee pace vrmeene ; ¢ consequence was | An extraordinary case h “ r dict a the 28d Jono; and luteltiqeace froma Bur |, Cree —Demend has ; 1 2 ment we know nothing. wholo court of % Tone z ry case had been on trial in the ‘oR's CORONA: | mah to 22d June ; Bevisew, May Sic Bi iat : ea slack; but holders hi der f ‘ employed in her defence; the Ceptain Gene An Mii nds of the Causes | We az nyt Ra King of Ava had hecome more submissive, | Parsi and Dag Vientation Coyton ch m bears the marks of desolati je mete himeeif attended the court of mixed commission; ne man calling himself Sir Richard Hugh | question. Itis not thi ty new on the Eastern | He bas iained ordecs that the British pw katy , | nec dy ratoe, with 158° carks ee chistty, soul at — marks of desolation, sarty of Spanish soldiers bearded and osland on} , axed 6, brought an action of ojectment to | copted by Seppe t that the proposition ac- | to be molosted, and tat Moaday and foo ate 103 | from 46 @ Gs. ut 30D b, 07 Site Bete cameos dal ‘arathon, we learn iuvch injury resulted frman din their poesession the main evidence ot hor ite’ erthe estates in Gloucestershire, which were | respecting the evacus sins any definite stipulation | to remain in British possession. Te had cased alt were with: | the svollen streams, carrying away the bridge ts : ef f + the arouse of, ie Hust Sane pecting the evacuation of the principalities, and a Possession. He had released all village, and Shattack’s equipment disappeared. With suo display sche, thos eats ugh Binyih, baronot, | houco fears are ox Stow of at would not yet sign the treaty. 7 aide tere if play: sa estates havis ; | he are expressed that the situation of af- yot signi the troaty. ridges, fences, ce. biuch gral ee vip coat Wouer that the alave trade of Cuba gous, t9 sir oi Sth, the <n ee faies will fl ontinaa protracted ‘The Bites, ia was dull, “Exchange on London, oe sored . uch grain had also boom da» This, then, # a , ’ : ae - ugh, was ki Tho Meniteer publ ei aed av! t i a bra deans Saisie the Havene. “The clave Taeer ‘Cab emg havo been twice marticd, and to have had cooler tates Eirigiter snr 9 further tit of prosi- 0 Wes Peper r to tela ike re vd OLE RO ee ee ie eee deen pomaona oocurred ta pecker Se em of the Court of Madrid it hia ont — bee : gery gmaven eae cila, appointed by the Em comings eed gees munch chaneo of tec sg ake Amoy, | wey this adtornoon, | 1” Tr ep — — rn me op protected by the Captein-General of Cube for his | yews 1726, with Ji wo in Ireland, in the | lst te namea of M. de Muupas, 6x-Afl Business waa ¥ dail abd Anbora sheeeth. habia ‘ated om a porecual views; it is supported hy the w eur 1726, wilh Jane, danghter of Count Vandor | lice ; M. Bazocho, P Repeat ox miitinset Or FO Rxéllange 08 Loreen Ji aad Anburn sects, between Cuyuge amd party in the band; is, however, Matin bur, which marriage’ was Kopt wooret, and that the Mortal Ge Arsind Mitten oF Wine den tee. | nt REET AS orate tet, prluclpally oceupled by smal Ctl, the with a ote ves anes mompored | Jody Cied in giving Vint to im, tho, plantit | Rt. Joan aAngoty Miner ab Var Gen: Rd | ihe Aru ship Page Karem, on hor pone from Ser. Shares kaluar Wels bie aeie ote pulation; an ng a ec “ c ¢ fail . abroa j + Det tant bana bo de Sombay, with the Bombe n Phe. ram water hs solemnly ooderacted with ecouar Aah rien ens nari Sir Hugh, was informed that Monn Peay or Murat; Count de | fodian ath teh te Enndca cert ‘4 pt rites Ya 9 3 fa oe pee Gruwwn off for the purpose ef Tong this shali be endured by the Beltish nation | ward i ied in iotanoy. ‘The documents put for- | M. Michet Chevalier! M. Solingdres Gon. Peilion; | foundered st tea, twonty miles from Aden. The ne Bia. §, andthe baildings to the imame- a mese question of time, The Eastern questio ford in support of the plalatif* case were a re- | naix, aud M ‘Adam, Pros Sullandronsa de Lamor- | malls, consisting of sixty-eight boxes, ware lost 7 . delay pally wooden, the flames Mcaae Kn b question will commence, and the faily” ibe; Pe tor rig Bo an old fu | Commerce at Boulogne. GT NCAR Ginere hes bee "y ae Laycaro ware on bated, ng bed space pry 7 eon } ici Osnetadt end: Gs. Petersburg’t Oy Died « tae reea We ptism from the | The project for were drowned. My. Nanking, the mail agei . 7 hy ery bso «ve veal A fe, and ing fo x “ iy. opie , Ney ‘ . wo sival, at tin 'y anda, The Fisher | Sir Hogh in favor of the plaintiff, whon the former | M. Bazo, ex«iwest | constitution. ‘The product of the Victoria gold tie ne uito of ous Lhe same mageitade nent each a toga {ie plat yom wi hedonism, | on te olan of arta the pot har Wren to | the newly ied cl ras prose doadeation among Sober lasts in which 1s will be me 0, at the retorn of the principal | Besides these there wi , lead. | the Fndexndence Belge, refnaing to woept th T ae arrived emigrants at Melbourne. Rents sixty-ebx horses we Linon of the fisheries, considerable excitecont ; were several fainily rolists, | mission to return to Franc aucept the por- | sud prices were oxtravagantly high. Price of gold j yaix horves sore barnt to. deat, fm fesed, both in tho United wns | a4 mourning rings, gages d amour, seals, and tri ‘ : nce, | at Sydney, 768. 8 ice of gol dies At the fire yesterday there worm conta meamurce ted sates and in this county, | Hels, inarlbed with fami, names, end jets rimars of Paria, Me Movin, eoprotice of pitioes | ares durian icarsitp Mowemental City wus 1 howe to 2 eh bleg, wileh “wot got owt to fishermen of British North America, | his alleged wife, " ue , of the lady, | phy, who tsicned rather than tak hilogo- | wreexed on the Lith of May,on her paseago fra alty, oth M re a ped oe te tanarmen of Bruit Neth Amerion, | bis alleged wile, and of the plainkil claiming. te hy, who rsicued rather than taka the oath of alla: } Port Philip to Sydaey, and thirty propa ona y Bucget, Ang. 22 sr lly disenrsed at the tlme, that we de aot teat cai 0 | ¢ oir son, Tneonptions cn the portraits testified to Stor is the peleon of phe a political chargo, and | perished. ylive persons 4 cba. 94:1, 80 nen Om bon to repost the arguments used in defence onthe tthe evident bp) ateacd beer in towanis each other. | haa received he Grand Cross of Ao Lb age Lhuys | Private telegraphic accounts are said to tudleate a few onass odibe Suen oe'n Bee <RUCTION OF & meres zotation of this treaty; and, happily, the | in tis vermennteanen Me prince gp mt him reward for the eminent sections Tentaien iy page bay ao have bet of the insurgents, ‘They | ores 7 bre Mi aoe A mde. en he eS peg oy squadron under Bir George | bis childhood. The ap in| him in the direction of diploniatic affairs. ste we beaten back the Lnperial floes | 35s. ¢4 ct ld APS ey rae. Mi ie «pon & house at McMahon’ adisionsly cond roted that thon iS chil 1 © names of noble families with The Emperor was * 4 “ from Naakin, cide heey rmad) Qn; gazabler ¢ mites | Ore ventral Offo Railroad — d from encroacament without 4 teen t _ og be had resided, and been patron- | faut, The ag ely camp at Hel- | Dr. Neumann, of Manich, says :—'« From a primto Passel ani tice a, hae Od i msg | iMey & hed ex by © party of Tnfurlatod nabs agle action of which tho United States governmont e by, wore frocly stated. All the details ot his | prees 6,000f. to relieve the ,000f. and the Em- | letter recetved by me by last mail, it aoe + ate. | 4 2a, SA. ds, BL, acoording to quan-y : ved a volloy of stones at the windor A think itecl? eptitied to complains That ni education and entzy at college were given with a | at Fraane. love the sufforers by the recent fire | the rebels, or patriots, have ieued a Peltatnaston | a n | ane pied te break down the doom with ‘acne ent, however, thought it. hi seen at sat he eetataiben ee rtas cadens aia RS Tirmarcho, former Care of Tam, and now one Ha iahedares not take Cauton until ‘aot ‘Beptomber, | bed 70h, a2 166. for agri " ~ A i 1g, the melee, a oan called ay om purpose of | Goddard was his tmtor, the Marchi of I r. | of the Emperor's chaplains, waa conaccrnted on the us ise person on whom I can rviy,and | pit lon. a ve dt Il; tor picked | hots bel Pape ors silgbely Alt ng ge Ro og i DTT nelle lle Rar peng ern m the | Hla thorefore highly important to the morscatie | “aid thee et (5c dling to gueibcen in wt 200, | Alo attacked, spe in adage ety satened to give to eh et who had been aconstomed A rumor thas been ‘clrvalating th: roy communixy that wme provisiag ehould be made to Siete mucin ee and 1% | ton cae wot with mines, but with the fiame on eavens i ’ him when sf sshooi, communicated to him | of the Exo ; tha’ the coronation | protent tho British int i ge Of 1.000 Balen Jute 250 seid at £2 » | bean, ord burned ovens that be wos the Hom of Sie Hugh Semyth, and handed | tember, mperor aid Emprose will take place in Hep. | evwat ef the attack means iing pile a ma oecehn 8 Ga, for bars, aad | trunie cerns pap teat 1 Of £1690 sterling, that had belonged | officiate inctend of the fs Archbishop of Paris Aimyron. lettors tention ~~ i place.'?. ws daa te rm board in Watos; goat (a, nik conte’ of monoy. Ovr infer. Hell 5 me ee Afer this he went abrogd, mot with Don Joe Ramon Proms: - S Snenayd yt woee y, ben.utng fa) mont of ean. ,apents of the af soiaan ¢ pea or, aewnmed the ‘on Of a | dontials or Mi of Mexico. it Pexis, and Vory Latest, ee Sentech pig very, high terme of D Vaterioo, and 6 reogoaly Gotan J to preseon ee Eee ee bof Mig - _, Com and breadstems acatton, August 6, 1962, fee ingeeeres ae rho, ho Bays, Almont cation of the } bis cloims ta the Ravth cxtatnn In 1A40 ha ron HH onld remap there ty 2am he oF Ms, dine sitorpare to be Cee, without regard to tonne to (Samide tas ND S16 10e wag Swed 13; ¢ pet ost oo count 100 te ory Remaly Seoed : le oy tl matey | te wery emmy Bold py TR gehen wate of ta death iC thay tailed, + ’