The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1858, Page 5

vens. The secret history of the disposal of the pohool lands of Wisconsin would reflect little more credit up ou some of her seas than the recent exposé of the rsiway grants, Let the citizens of Minnesota keep an eye to their lands. ‘The y Department had a deapatch from Capt. Hadson, ot the Niagara, this morning, but it was merely coufirostory of the intelligence already piven in the Hearn. Mr. Collins has written to the same Department relative to carrying the mails, but states nothing definite as to bis abilities or intentions. The Post Office Department is anxious to have a weekly mail, but has r-frsined trom offering mails for postages, 6a it is authorized to do, to the Hamburg and Autwerp lines, in the hope that the Collins line would soon reeume its trips. How much longer it will be deemed 2 Cuty to wait is uncertain. ‘ Bome surprixe has been manifested at the selec- tion of thyee bries of war of considerable draught of water to be attached to the Paraguay expedition, fas it i known they cannot pass the bar of San Juan, at the mouth of the Paraguay river. But the President understands himself perfectly, and in- tends to resort to an effective blockade as one of the means of bringing Lopez to his senses. The inter- nal trade on the river is very large and valuable, and will afford #ufficient material for reprisals, if the expedition chould not be successful in its main object ‘The Becretary of the Navy, on an appeal, has de eiged that crude vaptha, or coal oil, is subject toa duty of fifteen per centam; cudbear, for dyeing, eight per centum; and Isbela composed of paper twenty-four per centum. ‘The Havent Election. Sr. Louis, Aug. 9, 1858. Leavenworth advices of the Sth state that scatter- fing returns from Brown, Calhoun, Douglas and Shawnee counties increase the majority against the bill to 6,576. Acceptance of Gerrit Smith. Urica, August 9, 1868. A cirev'sr from Hon. Gerrit Smith aunounces his acceptance of the Syracuse Mass Convention nomi- nation for Governor of New York. f vrest o¢ a New York Broker. Synacuse, Augast 9, 1858. Jerome B. Fellows, broker, of No. 44 Wall street, New York charged with defrauding Pomeroy & Co. and Greenman & Co., of this city, was re-arrested ou Saturday lastin New York, by officer Wa), of this city, »ud brought back to Syracuse. Fise in Wa:eham, Baee, Wanenam, August 8, 1858. ‘The Warcham Manufactaring Company's foundry, gteam tei. and machine shop in this town were burned te the ground between four and five o'clock this morning. ‘The total loss is stated at forty-three thovsand duilars. The surrounding buildings received no injury. The following are tho items of the Jowes :—Mesers. L. Kennedy & Co., $40,000 ; insured in the Monafactarers’ Office, Boston, for $9,300, G. W. Bennett, loss abont $2,000 ; no insurance. American Water Wheel Company, loss about $1,000; no iamurance. Fir- tn Sheffield, Wass. Garxat Bamarsoron, Augnst 9, 1858, ‘The large and costly residence of Wm. B. Saxton, together with all the barns and outbnildings, situated ip Shefileld, Mass., were totally destroyed by fire last night abewt eleven o'clock. The furniture was faved. The barn was filled with hay and grain, and the lows will be very heavy. The house was insured for #2,500. It is supposed to be the work of an in- cendiary Steamer Kapluston, New Onieans, August 7, 1858, | ‘The excursion lake steamer Virginia was blown’ up at the wharf at the Pontehartrain end of the Jefferson Ruslrowd, and sunk w u/teea minutes after- wards, a complete wreck. A number of those on board were injured and some are missing. Many of the pase:gers supposed the explosion was caused by powder, o« the steam was off at the time it took place. Foul play is saapected. Moots Pritttes, Crroaco, Anguat 9, 1868, Renator Trumbull and Hon. John Wentworth ad- dressed on cuthusiastico eudience oa the poiitical topics of the day from the balcony of the Tremont Houre on Saturday evening. The number in attend- ance is estimated at three thousand. Drowned. Socru Baswwrnan, Maas., August 8, 1853. Charle. Foster, of Randolph, aged twenty.one years, took 4 boat, with four others, to hare « sail on Long l'ond today. He was knocked overboard by accident and drowned. The body has been re- covered. Vetsow Fever at Boston. Boron, August 9, 1858. ‘The Brivish brig Spartan, from Cabs, arrived at Quarantine today, with the low of three or four men from fever. ‘The bark Hebron, from New Orleans, has sick- bess on beard. Markets PUILADELPHTA #TOCK POLED. Peamerms, agua ocee Ou Cy ‘Oven, tng Ratirond 555. Merrit Camel, 1s \y, Pemwey vere Masirone, 42 Dds opp) eht Wheat seemdy part be arrive a BL 10 fer ret Cote 9 rt: 2 y i AE ly i HL i i i i f i it 7 of z* : Es at R iy-tt i ifs: | zi: ai ij clit jit se ofss EF at? pu #3 | &; it 5% i | td z ii i id at i i i L i t iJ 3 i a 2 Z 32 ri Uh i i zi 23 4 : ji 7" i ‘Susnels corn “ ag Non arrival of th: Niagara. Haxirax, August 9.—11 P.M. The weather is foggy, with a drizaling rain, aod very dark. No signs of the Cunard eteamship Nia- gara, now neaily cue with three daya’ later news from Kurope. Arrival of the Nove Scouan at Queber. Qcasuc, August 9, 1658. The steamship Nova Scotian, from Liverpool on the 28th ult., arrived at this port at nine o'clock yesterday morning, with 214 passengers and a full cargo. Anival of the Utah Pesce Commissioners Sr. Louis, Aug. 9, 1858. Leavenworth advices of the Sth, per Ex- press to Looneville, have been received. The Utah Peace Commissioners, Messrs. Powell and McCulloch, arrived there on that day, and proceeded to the Fast immediately. Mr. Bridger, the original settler of Fort Bridger, accompanies the commis- sionrrs, Over two thousand of Russell, Majors & Waddell’s wagons were met on the plains. Severa Mormon families passed down the river that evening Nows frm New Mextco. Br. Louis, August 9, 1858, A despatch from Independence, dated 6th inst., says the Santa Fe muil had arrived with dates of the 19th ult. The news is unimportant. The mail party reports the Indians very troublesome on the route, stopping the trains and demanding provisions and whiskey. The rivers continue high, and the weather wet. In some places the roads were Wathed away to such an extent as to render it very difficult for the trains to proceed. Very heavy rains fell in Santa Fe before the mail left. ‘The Coiumbla at Charleaton. * CmaxLasron, Aug. 9, 1858. The mail steamer Columbia is coming up at half- past two,o’clock on Monday afternoon. ‘Tne Phistelphin Potsoning Case Puiapetrni, August 9, 1858. The jury in Kirkpatrick's cage have returned a verdict of guilty against Kirkpatrick and his wife for an attempt to poisen. _—— Persveal futeiagence. Among the passengers by the Arago, arrived yesterday from Hae:e, *ere the fon. Henry D. Seymour, M P., fom Fogiend, Mra. James Gordon Bennett and children, Wr. Wiltem H. Aspinwall and family, and ten Sisters of Mercy, The Arago had one hunared and seventy pas- sengers. Queen Victoria has appointed William Garrow Lettsom, Foq , Dow to ber ty’s Legation to tue Mex‘can Kepubtic, w be ber ‘a Caoacge @’Adfairs end Ocnsul-General to the repubtic ef Bolivia; aleo, George > Faq , Dow Majesty's Consul- General tor the Kussian ports ia the Biask es aad in the ‘Sea of Azoff, wo be Secretary to her Majesty's Legation to the Mexicas republic. Tne vames of the Earl of Hardwicke, Sir Edward Bulwer Lon Tord Ragian were accideate'ly Bee pdm igs who attended the on the 24th of July. i to the kind friends and strangers whose inquiries during her long i'l- ee ee ‘The oy of these inquiries exceeds possibility of wate 8 thanks for kind irquiries.”” Sbe therefore throws on the universal circulation of the London Post to take her bumble place LSM pa | "” for the expression of f 'g6 which cannot be postponed, but murt rewain indelibly impressed for the remainder of her Cuvetan Paracy Horn, Norwoon, July 26. ARRIVALS. At the Everett Honse—Mr James Bennett Mr. James Gordon Kennett, Now York; Mra. J. @ J Jr. New ¥ three sorvania, Parte. KL Ki P. Smith, E W. Marshall, J. &. Soyis‘on, J. and wife, A 8. Han Jorn P $ 5 Lg me s, eon lownrd, Mr. an . York Litde aed Hastings, sbout tweety miles from this city, by whieh two ladies were instantly Killed. and avotber very ee top pt ep ope Lye, aed Mies Lyel, were riding in sone Eli = af Hh asf i Amen oy Comereurrrrem of Userep Srarm Oow—Sa- eres or Dum, Meta: axe Oru Arr \narca.—Sergeant Wemyes sad poloeman Barry, of the Twelfin presiact, on Moros) errottied two Mieilians, named Antonio Modics alias Parritere aod Conform Nupari, residing, the fret in the Wweemrnt heese No 18% Mots etree’, the cther ine house of wm ilar Geseriptios e¢ joining, charged with manufactur- wg eed wttoring counter elt Uoted States coin. The ofti- eert wearched the bouge No 189 upsucceesiully for some me, Det Gnally fownd cowcwaled under the floor several i i i i : { i 1 ¢ i i ge i 33 i t i i Fe | 3 i ad hi iH iH q f i . : ui i 4 i i . z 3 i ~ i i i : ine fit il 4 hi pie 3 ts 23 Es att i I af i i au NEW YORK : FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Bousvy Banaue. 108 600 477-100 1 00 461.10 ‘00 © "hee 86,000 & 7100 Ms < 5 ty » EREDEFTOTEnETe i 3 88 SK ARAL OOO TO EEO ARAPAHOE OR ORIOLES RS 100 ais] 53100 Te 97 100 36 100 16.100 2K 33-160 62-100 29-100 326 L008 wo a co. 426 100 a 4 34 100 State Bank of Troy + 20,060 605 10047 03 Loo E, Whitebouse Sunk Morrigon 100,000 4 131000 100 Do. Co, 400,000 452 100 Van Vieck, Read & Drexel. . 2 6-100 @. 8. Robnins & So: 5 8100 Rufus B King 3 30-100 ‘Thompece Bruthers. 2.55 100 Bank = beg 3 6100 Trevor & Oovigat: 3 26-100 Do. 458 100 Roceeveit & Son. Marie & Kin, Do. Seamen's Bank for Sayings... Do. do. x Davissot & Co. and Howland & Aspinwall & Boeil B. W. Clark & Go. \insuccessfully bid for $300,000 ab 7-100 a 3 7-100 per cent premium. ae &O. paverenlhge st from 4 30.200 00 § Did atten. aponcaseees By the arrival of the Arago we have dates from London to 28th ult. The following is from the latest money article in the Times:— The Eoglich funds opened steadily thin morning, but veateherwarde Koteosy se weokueen, The first Mi ay aay John J. Thatche: 452-100 a 4 81-100 1 there was a bargains tn console wore at yestercay's quotation, 96% 96%, and at the official close there were sel ors at Wt. Alter regular bours, however, the price was 06%; to 954 The advices trom India and Coins exercised no ioflaence, and the continental ‘ag nas been the case for month, showing no atteration. The same paper notices sales of Illinois Central shares on the 27th at 25 and 26 discount. It re- marks and quotes as follows.— Aturther recovery of $1 took place in IMinois Central, Michigan ——— apd New York Central were ithewise fioally left off at 290 to 310, the fall being aiiriduiacie to tbe inciemency of the weather. HMupois Cevtral 6 cent, 187% 76 080 Mitel Central 5 110,850 466 aeration Yeas “308 108,148,000 9... 120,892,860 36,146,844 7,784,616 107,464,716 Incronae.... $1,042,108 Decrease... f ‘This statement is similar in its leading features to the one made last week. Surprise may, perhaps, be created by the unusual increase of loaus. Ata time when it is so bard to lend money and 40 little business is doing, the banks secm more than usually fortunate to be able to increase their loans at the rate of a million a week. The payments into the SabTreasury for duties, which were rather larger than usual last week, will, together with the foreign export, account for the falling off in specie. Some, judging from the peculiar features of the statement made public a week since, had imagined that the loss of specie shown would be much greater than itis. If we the bullion in the city will be found to amount to the large aggregate of nearly $41,000,000; and this, with a California steamer soon to arrive, perhaps with a shipment swelled by some driblets of gold from Frazer river. We note no particuler change this week in the position of the respective banks composing the Clearing House Association. ‘The business at the stock board this morning was small. Dulness was the feature of the day, though prices had rather a tendency to improve. The least sign of purchases by outsiders frightens the specu- lative sellers to death. Should any general specala- tion set in, such as we had in March, it would not be surprising to see stocks rise two and three per cent ina day. As compared with the prices current on Saturday morning, several of the speculatives were better today. New York Central was } higher; Erie, j; Reading, 1 per cent; Panama, 1; Galena, |; Rock Island, }. The Michigan roads and Cleve- | land and Toledo were steady. Pacifio Mail sold today at 84, dividend off, which is equal to 90, dividend on: the dividend, as we stated here- tofore, is 6 per cent. The transactions in bank stocks were light and without change in prices. Nor was there any such business or change in price in the bond market as would justify particular remark. La Crosse bonds sold at better prices to-day than for some days past; the improvement since yesterday is equal to one per cent. The market closed rather firmer, and after the board better prices were bid. There was a decided improvbment in prices at the second board, thongh transactions were limited. Reading rose 1j per cent; Rock Island, 3; New York Central, |; Pacific Mail,},&c. The closing prices, as quoted at Kowalski’s , were:—Central, 794; Erie, 174; | Hudson, 28); Reading, 48}; Michigan Central 501; Panama, 119§; Mlinois, 74; Galena 85); Rock Island, 76; Toledo, 35h. The market closed in- active. bot bardly with a declining tendency. ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Honse this morning were $17,704,808 04, the balances $918, 862 63. The Metropolitan certificates remain at #3 000. The following was the business of the Sab-Treasury ++ 8170472 18 + 116,000 0 177,201 61 . “ 546,748 15 ‘The Board of Directors of the Pacific Mail Steam- wip Company have declared a dividena of pix per today a add the bank reserve to the Sub-Treasury balance, | HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1858. cent. out of the profits, payable on and after the 17th inst. at tLe office of the company. The transfer books will be closed until after that date. the United States Treasurer, the condition of the treasury is as follows:— An cent on Cegostt 86 807.064 72 Draft doaen, but not y 2,274,240 63 Amount evryect to cratt, Fy 9 Reductic: trot Inet wee: 585,203 03 Reoripte, ‘ + 1,810,804 6t Drape pas oe 3,251,386 35 Dette be « 1,884,098 66 ‘The total gold aeposits at the New Orleans Branch Mint daring July were $9,727 62, silver $838,409 34— total, $348,136 96. The total silver coinage was $400,000, in half and quarter doliars. ‘The following is a statement of earings of the Buffalo and Siate Line Railroad Company for the month of July, 1857 and 1858:— Pawengers, Freight Other Totals. 186T,,,. B41 BR W771 35 1,160 90 68 649 73 THIS... 3992563 $4835.16 1/8 60 BH, SAL BA A3e 60 ype - — 2,708 39 Stock Excaunge. $13000 Tend 6's. '90.. ‘8608 Virginia 6's... 000 Naw Yor, A 9, 1958. 925g 200 Bhs Koas hes 46% ‘ " oe do. os peer’ Go prefetk 44% 25 Panama Kk...a30 11d 100 do....eee0. 14 68 Gaiena & Chic RR @51¢ bi 50 COr.400.630 Bb 2N 8 @ 66 BG 100 a BAG 6 50 ao + BBM Wo NY Gen 100 Cley & Tol RR... 86 60 do. 100 p ee b80 854 200 do, 3to a0 260 36% Oo do 40 do. ane BOIy 100 Erie RR. 446 Chie & RIsl’d KR 76% xo ov, 100 do... 880 To ico du. wo €0.,.,.B80 To 1€0 Barlow wa GO. ..,. P80 TH 850 Reacing 6 dO seeee., 16 ho do 200 do... d60 16 260 = 60 Chic Bur&QuiaRR 66 7 e BOARD. 300uhs Readicog RR.. 610 BR 335 100 oo 5 Chicagy & Ris © a0 aa 6Vich Coo RR. 25 Galena & Che RR, 106 Cleye& THIRB, 020 200 La Cronee& Mut RR 60 N ¥ Gea RR. p&o do bo 13 ebe Merropoi’a Bk le! y 10 Bk of Commerce. 100 126 Pacific Wail 83Co, Corp Exchange.) i76.144 Continenta). ‘3 688,291 2 Common weulth..1,003,172 988,27 Orie 869,362 451,461 be bed et 32," BLT Ste 2,606,64 1 07,640 009,387 seston 90 471 684,021 44 6m 183 270 256,087 7,005 WO8 BUL S21 0T 976 457 ‘Total. .....8120, 602,807 86 146 bea 7,704,4 Clearings for week endiog August . . A at Bio , and pote at Go. BRAADaTUPYS —Flour—The market was firmer, and cloned at an advance of bo, a 100, per bbl. for most do seriptions The sales embraced sbout 15,000 a 14,000 bis. ange of prives within about the following r brende. af Seeererer*® senancaeed se2ssreses was firmer, at quotations. Corn rales. Wheet wes abeut 40,000 bushels. western white at $1 08 Mi raukie Ciab, %e. i é : } send and Wertern at 4fc # 600 Corre was quiet, ip view of the public pale at hand 100 sold at 160., and 425 bags as Paving pretty mach drawn 6) » close. 1D. W. Talcott, in thei ci-casr for the Rarops, the g/owig crop, remark as follows —Gro: Drovgbt com viatned of at latest mail dates in ei Hi Scatos, from the Scuthwest favorable eccounts contieve to at all tbo ports, daies y werk last year.” spore te ren Brame, 4.018 Dales against 6.761 corresponding week leet year, and to France DO export egaivet 3,264 bales Isat year The following are the movements in cotton at Southerm ports to iavest mail conten ales Total recetpts at all the ports since Sept. 1...... 9,008,704 Same time Inet your ccc Tncrease “ tees Exports to Great Britain since Sept. Same time laet yoar Increase. . Exports to Fraree aince 1 Same time inet year — Decrease. Stocks at ail the porta. Same time last your Tacrease.. The first bale ww Georgia, on the 24 Inet., from Marion county, Florida, and | cold to a Oirm ef that city at ie per Ib. Prercrrs Rates exhibited more tone, owing to rome redvoron in room for Liverperl, while engagements were limited, and embraced ah. ut 160 tone logwood, at Ite; 1,000 Dbie. rosin at Ie. 16) 1500 bbls. flour were re ported to have been taken «) sdout Ie. 24., the general rate demanded was is 54., and 44. in for fraia; 260 Palen of com cotton were * 164. To London, 40 tierces beef were at be ard 50 Dage of clover feed at 2be. There was sothing yy tobe eae a Ay bales were mate for shipment, ft 450. 0 B06. ranged from 4e. a Te. with principal salen at 40. ate Lime. —Sales of 400 a 5€0 bbis. comman Rockland wore ‘Thade at 600. ; lnmp was steady at O00. ba mescovade were made at fa’! prices. Nv. STORRS Were quiet, while prices general AVAL woenenges quiet, tea “my Ons were quiet, and prices without alteration of | Moment, while sace were limited. - Provierons —Pork— the market was quiet, and the sales | confined to 200 a 300 VdIs. ia pdbing lots, ineluding mows | engid ¢ sie 60, According to the latest statement (August 5) of | ‘$16; cloas mene was at 81! ‘wih stirs of about 175 at $17 60; prime at $14 990 Beet was ib Linnod request, | treme mere at §ll To @ Bid, ro, and exire ditto at $15 prices for phoulaere; the pales en! Bt O\o. & Oo for shoulders, end 4 heus Lard wee steady, with gales cf adout 4 | bbe. at 1150 # U1%0. for No. 1 end prime Burtar was | y noo ip fair quest at 122 @1To. for common to Westerr Reserve Obio, and at Lic. @ 200. tor oum- Bice was qt t iyo unobarged. K Wee quist ag a8 Sears tee nin ees firm, whi'e aales wore con fines to 300 4 406 bbds , including Cuba muscrvado and Rico tte. a bac. Of the 166 bhis. common Were MO ai TO & TKO Winskey — Sales of about 360 bbis. wore made st Zc. @ MH 4o., Clomng dati, Revival of Buriness—Vast Increase of Circu- lation, Daring the last Cow days about fiflcn thousand addi- onal eheets have been added to the already vast daily sircalation of the Hxrarp, This we take to bea symptom | window 9f the approaching revival of buatnosa in this groat matro- | polis. 3 Trthe Atiantio Telegraph line should be euccssstully on | tablished, and the new Ei Dorado om Fraser rivorturn | put to be wuthentio, there will be @ rapl revival of bust- | noes throughout the commercial world. We sbould act bo surprised if, under the coming now era of developement, the circulation of the New York Hixrasp shoold riao toa daily ciroulation of 150,000, or even 200,000, ‘The past justifies the future, Now is the time for fresh men of enterprise to begin their movements. TRE FAMILY GERALD. Buccers of the Great Atiantic Telegraph— Hustory cf jthe Vast Kntorprise—fore of — Toaksatias _ At DARLEY & 008 Geulvatee daw asin tronegreeagee nt? Be 7 ues Low 631 wad E85 Brondway. Li chipa—:n plain white apd decorated. embi A fe er 63) and 655 Bros wag. T DAILEY & CO.'8 A Prtut ice chars’ ‘Pisin Bri‘unpis $4 6; #tiver pated ce — ammis $4 60; “will ke 1 Ana 683 Brom twag, Pi _ 88 25; will Keep in al! day. A’ DAILBY & CO's, 631 and 683 ite of Broacway, may be found everything in he SILVER PUATAD WaRk. ar cota ROW ready ou \ designs for furniture ani rir Surtaice, just revelved and for sale b S ARNIGA LINIMENT cures ebeu T oures sches and p- LUNiMENT for burss aad 60 ‘end oat ABNIOA | iN1MEN ABNIOA abslCa ibe BUBDDALL Cy Buel SabL's meeneen LIN MNT for onli un street, SYRUP, THE GREAT BIOOD Me | cs | Cy who! and = UHAS, H. RING'S, ont BUMION NAILS PENATRATING THB extreoed ‘) , #0 thet boot con be hod iawely after the: ones fo he patent, by Dr TSOHABIE surgeon lasam- chirepe- “ h, ee ae DIAL COGNAC ™ protic hanes iat tee Soe fale by All druaginis, bare anc groceries, the West India Emancipatiun Celebration — Sormontem—Affaice tn Europe — Local Mauers—Maxket Reports, &o., dic. ‘The Fawn Hxxarp, (n its issue of tomorrow, will contain a large quantity of interesting reading. Amoag other matiers— Ax Account of the Buscesaty Landing of the Groat Telegraphic Cable, with a Blslory of the Vast Buterprise, ho ‘Three Frevions Failures, and sketches of tae Projectors, Km gincers, Officers, Ac, Ao, connected with the Undertaking, furmng a grat hic account of this Great Event of the Age. Covciumon of the West India Emancipation Ceisorstion ta New Bedtore and Poughkeepalo—Doings and Sayings ef the Colored Geuiry, Mormonism —In yeption of the Religion—Loathsome Tdese— Prupaitty of Gots, with other matvers appertaining to the Toetrines now tangbt bs the Churoh, described by our Spe cin] Correspondent at Bait Lake City—the Haglish Mormons rejoicing over the settlement of the Utah Lifiouitios, &e. Adhine tn Kurope—Letiers trom our London, Paris and St, Petersburg Correspondents, arrival of De Reviere et Gavannah and His Arrest—The Bicuat Lacics atili bis friends, £0. Appeal to the Ladies of New York for the Purchase of Meunt Vernon Interesting {rom Australis—Goi Protuce in Melbourne ond Syéney— Americna Beamen tn Trauble—Tho Mutiaserr of the ship Tornado Ae , Ac. Boitoriai Commouls ow Maiters of Interest. Local Nows iu Now York sad sdjotning Vities of interest end linpes ave, A Beport +f the Condition of the Cattle Market—Prices, supply, de, he Ovluary solices of distinguished aud poled Persons re- cently Cecensed. ‘A full Report of the Prices of all kinds of Marketable ro dtuse, careiuily corrected emch week. The Taieet intelligence received up bo the Ume of publiaw- tin, by telograph or otherwise, Topolaer wish Poiloe Reporta—Thostrioal Maitere—Mouey and Commercial Marteie—Marriages ao4 Deatha—forming « mast of interesting, naefal end miscollancona reading Terms—Oviy $28 year;four cents & singte copy. To da Obtacred at the offices of the HxRap and of all news agents. Mines of Te ir California. The urderrign’d. Director and secretary of the Mining Coppany of iower On (foruis, declare that (having come to thear BnOwlenge tra toe Prefect of La Px: Wort; from ‘be Buprems govern@ent, ben mi North Ament mn company. Protest thal (bey (0 pet rece or ackvowledge eet which may attack the vighie ant property (he pomnens mines fan Pedro, Haa Jorquin, La mo! Garth La Goimdad, ban Niovin, Hants Gerirudis, fl 6 alemien to, Gubeave. Hen Alverto, Ban Jose Pan Katael, Kenciama, fen Csyeiano, La ivinided manta Lucie, Sante Teresa, Kl Jeuno, Lae avimas, Lat Jo (de panineale ot 10 Cactabilaa snd ecnted ® coBIrAct with :o gOrernmMND’ 7 f ibe adminwiration of er. comenrort woeh te aes forth ia an ect esecnied before the Don Juan Francesco Perez de Lean polsr pupite, te of Seviember & of las: year: and #0 that mu persoo Ui yor ef whom it may ‘atm mui cleo gencern, anc at we shai! ree Keun wa pub'lan te present protest ta she newapapere of Merico eva the Cried steten; beving in dae time apolied to thr rupreme government of Mexico. in order that {' may insue nocestary redera, eo that our tpieresta way be protected. Jy ses BRERA ADO ALUCARG, Descor . A. 1, FoagCIN GanoLn ¥ MaSv, secretary. Pages, sontaining the ff. with some other valuable ardciee on the same ee, whieh he + Ivory body who owns or [to 9 904m horse desire to rend this extra, and ae fom copies wilt be print thow ed, newa dealers and 6 Arh £0- quested to for ward orders st once, namin, acly oe omer of copies required — Price—Fing\e seen Fis * % Y ie EURAOE GBESLEAY & Ov., Tridune corm ¥ ron peg Photograph of vs W. Field, on exhibition a BRAUY'S galery, 307 gee, atc | a Ret wholemnie prices, at McLAUGHLIN'S, corner of ae 4 rey Victoria's Message to t+ President bly bei--toad one Green, of the wuves, esteneise 8. H- DOUGHTY, sole agent. t appited the rings are woven ia tho ‘ape, eiry Manufactory, 105 Broadway. Up dinire —bich solie gold jewelry, of ibe nest quality, m fectured in every variety, for ale at Ge manutwet prices. Fine articles made to order y Fepresented by DAVID KaIT, 468 Beond . : : 2 F fered (or anle at s erest r at reted for ap oO dines represented by Davip } po ee | Diemonds, at Wholesate and Retali—To | Pee Sore or ert and to the } inetion (rom prtona utani\y chery: commen weird DU PRACOU ALT, #5 Broadway, op stairs. vo rings, >» oie at) ew f wey. | 8 Broad CAR * jaery ris tf Hew vor i* £8%s BS ESS, css nee tet, Bold every = AY wand ctor Ll | wt ars. ‘tree .% be) eerie. she fed We per rer tmey acorus | edt at | ABFAS & BROTERES, 327 ( 336 Peas oireet, (Franklin square) FUBLibn THis bay, MEMOIRS UP RACHEL. BY MADAME DF B——, Ada, musa BL nod “A solume of « eodote of brew Wagedionne The ‘sutborens fouiow wntely Peeoun! draw ra scoount of the F taeaurical wor Be _gerqremen , end Of life bebind PA elated Public attention, and well mertting Toe’ deep tsterat Tet at ise ie. ogre a dramanie secure for te Aad cnlivated curcle of rem r a e ualip, bo cei J Jreeph Curie wae course of ap ungbtrusve apd fly yeuse be proved bow very muah eoccmpllahed (many goelety by ® large ava notive fh ne the ma! ty sii ete BDC praction me oar im the 1e8 Of the cruzeRs ot Rew \ & 6 lo ing Pm ber, his fo te & mote, 2's memeir ise plaid sinement of fae Other nan tami con\aine. 'p the tacts taemee career ts & model tor tbe youth of our laud. In. BQUIER'S CENTRAL AMERICA. ‘The Bates ofc cniral Amerion tacit Gergrapay, Topography, Pro: wy Commerce, 3 i f i E, ij Cllpate Populotior, Kesourerm, Potted Orgapizaticna, 4 dorigines Chapie!s on Hotdures, ran bisa, Gastemala, He. Bhore ape the Howeuraa Balracor, Pe See Baee. Cortral reat . poluca. anc commercial whee are a upealag: Peart 2 ies Nets is wn exceecingly sole, aad [mp ore work, ead —— a me ee eeu ry thal We posmres tipon ibe cima, popu'aiion fad “ eat atd Riduatral”resowens ef Cowal, Amerten-=at B. ern! Iy BO man living, is Bo american, probed! better qualified: ville imtelliceuily vpou tbe geography, rpograph; resources A>, of Cepiral Amencs Tal, vue te he tru of parson | chservaion sad greet resesrch. The eri lear ppc direct in te Ae aed ¥ Courier and An a mavioe.— wqowier Barops, we baa urope 5) Dew reaided o an weertok: tbe covay tora ~onskdew: Able period i withed pai oo me ’ 6 UE ted wersed it im ail Of e tigh & ob mes FOE, eted AmCDg [ROSE travan laniic Anglo ‘icre be tea oace alatorian grographrt, i teal . 50 Uclee. man uhawe failgat we fou ew fi for eves ying of wine @t'b force of will, Under Power bop been enavied to presee! us witb a moet plotnve of Central america, iz which be Siepler ie Fesources, asloniating ip thelr varwty.— Journal dea i eats, iY. BISTORT OF KING RICHARD THE (HIRD, OF Land By Jacob avoott, Wiha iiuniaaied Cheeaps Wee, muslo, @ conte; i sed somerne engravings Ul edges 76 cous. JUST PUBLIGHED HISTORY OF KiNG KICLaRD TSE SECOND, ENULAND By Jacob Adhor. With an tlominated page and wrmerous engravings 6mo, musta, © conan musa, gilt ecges 75 cone Pron fd STRATED WIATORIFA uyrus, Great, Det pines “a the Coc [werer, focbaré ia Mary of toma, pets Joanc hts. 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