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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHUT A.
THE FRENCH CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO.
t)ffl(ual Reports of the March
Towards Paehla.
Mevere Engagements by the Way and
the Mexicans Routed*
Exciting Scene Between General Prim
and Admiral Heeler, of France,
and the Alliance Dissolved.
Spain's Dread of the Monroe
Doctrine.
-IIPOLEOVS PLANS FOR FRENCH SUPREMACY.
Stance and Russia as Guardians of
the EColy Places in Sarfeev.
England Awakening to the Military and Natal
Power of the United Stales.
-England Acknowledges Her Sua
bility to Defend Canada,
&c., &c., &e.
The Canard mad screw steamer China, Capuin Aa?Wr
m, which left Liverpool u about two P M. of the
Kb, and Qneenatowu on the 8th instant, arrived at this
fort at bait-past twelve o'clock yesterday. br.ng.us a
?amber of paesongers, the mans, auu our European Lite
'or raven days, to the 7U> of Juso.
The news by the China hue been anticipated in a'.S its
.main poiute, as well as 11a financial aud commercial re
ports, by her owa telegraphic advices, delivered 01T Capo
Race, and published in the Hekaj-d last Sunday acd Mon
day mornings, in synopsis and detail.
The London Star of the 7th of June says:?
At laat the dirvet trade between Liverpool and Mew
Orleans has been reopened, ard the pioneer vessel, the
Antoinette, a line ship of MM) tens, sailed from the Mer
sey yesterday cveuingf r New Orleans Who only cie-.r
ance wuhiu tho i a?t eighteen mouths. Hie Antoinette
had on board a full cargo of sal;, M:o w Ji be s .ccoeded
hy the I'ole Star and oilier first ctasn vessel*. so th;.t ere
king we may hava to record u ret in of the activity
which previously characterized tLo trade between th.e
?art and New Orleans The etouuter Circissian, reooui
ly captured by the federal blockading (Lei,cleared from
.Liverpool for Havana, ostensibly, but it was well known
here, and Indeed those in command of the vessel did nut
attempt to conceal the afliur, that the teasel was to rua
the blockade, if she could. The statement, ihere:ore,
that the < lrcasaiau was a trader between Bordeaux and
Bavaria Is incorrect. The vessel 4s owned in Liverpool
by a firm well known iu the Mediterrauran trade, the
?serfo on board the raptured vessel was estimated at
?heut $1.000,000?a very good day's w.jrfc for the captor.
Henry Thomas Buckle, author of the " History of Civi
Hzatinn in England,*' died at Damascus on the Slat ult.
The Paris publishes a loner from General Klapka,
Jn which ha renounces all intervention in the direction of
fee affairs of the Hungarian emigra: ion.
In the Prussian Chamber of Deputies, on the 7th of
June, the address proposed by the Commissioner, with
hertain modifications, was agree >^to by 210 against 100.
The sta:<mship More nr.ac put into Plymouth on the
Morning of the 8th intt. for coal, hound to Madeira and
Bermuda. It is believed she in laden with materials of
war.
A letter from Gibraltar of the 30th of Hay says the
rebel steamer Pointer was still in port, and'not sold, as
reported in the English papers.
The steam hip Hants, from New York, arrived at
?ewc* en the evening of the 4th and at Bremen on the
afternoon of the Alb of June.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
mKen OFFICIAL RRFOKT OF TUT CAMPAIGN.
[FranUx i nns Moniteur, Jane 8.]
Public attention tieirg directed with increasing into
Ml to the operations or i!i? exped t onary corps iti M.il
ea, wo think .1 km wall to a .in op the military tacts
wbkh h .vs up to tho present uuia signalized ttie pro
aaaco of the Krtach troops in that country.
General <io Lorenc ;z, wiio h id arrived at Cur<1ova on
the 4th of Ap ii, was proparinr to carry into cxrett.oii
the conventions of the if' a y of Soled u.1. when a lotte.'
from General Zaragoza, of tiie 13th >< Aiwtl, aunuu' coil
htm to v. indraw n etienin soldiers who hail been lett
at Orl/aba tor tne protection of tb* aioK in bueoltul
there. General da Lurenocz, being warranted to :>xr
anything frtm an enemy wh re chaia.ttr he was u<;
quaiu tad with, did not hesitate io?pro< oed to the at - .s
?aace of those eicic men, .iad ?n ttie 19th he addressed
the followtug order ol the day to the force under hta
wunmand
Soldiers asr SaitoRS-Notv.lt! star.d.'r.j the aaaaiaina"
tton* committed on your comrades, and tne enruuraeeinrn1
given to those attack* by the proelaimuloniol Ike M<svau
?everument, I sw desi.ous of r malniug faniitui hi the
bat moment to thn aiviiupll-lmieut of the obhgat.oin c .n
greeted by tne |.i- uifMitrntiar.es of the thro silted P./wers.
be I hare juat revel/cd a letter fr?m ihe Uetlcan Ueiivial
?era.oae, by vhich the safety of our at. k left at Omaha,
wooer the Kuieguard of eonvi ntlonr, la ula.ra etmly thraa;
eerd In p/' v .<* tf euch ftw u hrsitat.eu < aa ine v>iv r lie
fed; let ua nt> rc . on Orutxba l? ttn auccor of four hundred
ef on i-o.i.r.i, em Ureatci.ed with a eowernly attack; let ua
March to their rescue to the cry of ? V.vo t'E.-npereurl''
Oh the following day the French troope proceeded in
fee direction 01 Of tzatta. Captain Capiun, of tbe emit,
who commanded the advanced guard, goon l*ai nt that
two Mexican battalion*, with lour piece of artillery and
a squadron ef cavalry, were preparing to oppose their
puaaage. Thai officer charged aud duipcraed tha Men
ean squadron, hilled nva mau and took ten man and hi -
teen horse* In ibts affair Sub Lieutenaut Lamaire.of
fee African Chasseurs, and Ueuun.nl Mtuche,and pri
vate* Bert in, Hand iustock, Ixuneere, Franco* and D*i
eille particularly dwtligLiMiod ibamaelv cs. lheMen
ean infantry rat rested, and on the atith of Apt it tt.a
French occupied Wmaba without resistance. General
Earagi sa bar tag quitted It ou the previous areamg with
d.Otlu man aud eight pieeeaef art,1.try
Uu the 'tist a patrol of tour gendarme*, commanded *7
Corporal Lanrlac, pen erred at shout a mile from the
?own a fro* of rare- a. hundred caralry, preceded by
thirty taaoers. Tbe Corpora! feigned a retreat on
fetaaba, ib order to draw away the In.
eers from tbe main body, and then, turning OB them,
charged with his four men, kt.ied two Mexicans aud
gpouuded six. The gendarme Yotiey received a lance
wound in tl* side.
On til j 23d Ihe Mexican Ce'ieral Gairez, belonging to
Sarag sa * army, came orer to Geueiai de 1-oroncer. with
feO men. explaining bis <1#/-* lion by the eitvct produced
en thv Mexican army by the pi ocUumir n of tbe French
fem-ra!, aectaring that he made war only on tbe govern
?s .nt oi Juarez and not on the Mexican people. Uowcral
*0 Ixirancc*, who Uli on Ik* 27'% for 1'iuLUi, arrived on
th? rtt'.li at Ac iielnK", where he Irtettdsd to su p (or a
day before aceeMing the Cinrbiev hut ab >ut m? ii a
?lia p tire ofmiuiketry f rom Ihe sdvsneed gua d led lilm
fees ect a ecrlojsri.fi.tan ?#. lite iwsiticnt* he taken
was a hill about wo yard* above the vUi.gs of Acul
tttngc, tha hill wa* very woody an i ihe posiiUu
formidable, la *]>it* of a henry lire all tbe Mom can
Erttima were anrlM with great energy. Tiie
exlcaaa lust two tnu muin huwit/.ers ami twenty
prwi'ers. General Zarageaa aid o ?? defend the
aif. nd ?t?*p of ihe Cimbr**, nhich l.i only three h ndr* 1
Erdi itgh. The sombat ef (he1 imbres ccittlie Ficnch
. . k.. id and twerity-eigbt woiadad. Among tho latter
are I.it iteoaat 4m Copnea ef the M nnes, lud riub tiei*
geu uit i?tn ire. of lb* Airicaa ( hnsseuni, but, Jtari ny,
thcr won d? er* not an ni? When tbe dc- aichoi
Cen rw -l* Miroo e/ came ?df the ina? -i Uie Mex.cana wus
a> l km wulbut it i* erldeat lust 'aragt *t taai?<| to risk
a haitl* a >th tieet? wl. se uatae alone no* already caused
gr? t dlsoooragsment D m* rrmy.
T. e i.ealth ??!' Ibe I ran. Ii a, my I* excellent; tha case*
et yeilnw fever h..re u.ily been evesploua. and have
fa .on niuocg (he men win. Ilrst arrived in tb* country.
The to.cicr* are in ''jcel cut ep'.rif, tliey bar* cw.li<l?aco
In ih' ir rhir'n if. ih*i. *? .
at the *i.tivipv.ien or a ff?ib?t Tlies.rg at Ori/sbo ai?
festaue ' miliuboi t iituathm, a?! tbe a n y, ,n mivanc
M>i on Fcabla. n ut with a io> ei tiuu iroia the peotde
which pr ive* that the nirsu a of *.ne Irench la a* waii
?adersUMtd as it will br laitlt. aily fuMiled.
0CNK1UL IB LD'irtCBZ'S aKPORT.
.I'.om lb* r?i,* Mc tnteer, Hay a i
A fwtpatch Irom t.euc.st de htt.uan, Ua.ed RtvoMc
Ma la (*na .a, Apnl ua, iayu.?the ir>o;e under my
ardor*.had y*atoi day a gionous eotnhat, winch will make
? MtMatloa in Maxico. i.eiu ti'/j.og ,y.ahai bee> eus
?etsiru.y driven from all tha *tr nig posit. >n?i m the
rirsbrvs Muuiit >io J. Tit' -e wc * i.pjy g* g vOP tufantrv,
gn# cavalry and eightf en gum I U net a .vareef ti ?
anomy's i- ss, hut Wcuerai Aoiiaga lnd hi* thlrh broken,
aid hd> 'eg war ampul.i'od I ere. t.r. .oral y.arag?;-a, wh t
alt. t yvtioi day ai \*Canaus. intsi left in the direction of
Fail mil. Twenty priecitcm and twe i..ountabi g uh have
ttvsu rnpt.irud. It we* wis he Zouaree, tin i r.,t hat.
fall n of CluMMU.' aa-l i*>' and a so idr.-n ? Cbaseeurg
d'A rbp.e thai 1 earned ah Ihv rwifiM ua of tbet-h b?-?*.
liw " i.< ' vHiiuth reu.maat *a I toe iiaititiioo of m<. <c?.
eupp<.i tiugSMI T? . tt#.ia . io of tho n o>ps a ts s.,w
Ine. 'ih?j* duah woe irrMisltbna i have thi ty-teo
feuo i;#d.
A t'MT AI, f.t GRtT(R'tg'l) PTFOHr.
I'M** J' eg/ duini ? eoatte#of Lono >i Tttncl
4.TW'?< Jat an la (hay on, .'ho u b.j retigga lo
France, writM from oa board the Moo??{??'
date of lb* Mlh of itoy.?Tt?? b>?owiM w to
wrda the aituatuia in which 1 taava a?i*IBlB? f ,vl
Tha Mvemuk excited by the b22
Spaniard* had no compMaly ftatafj***. j.*?*
able to reUira (m Orizaba U Vara ?" ?
^rlJ*lnDcllkh^, which
h*a only thirty ST.nl h^kh.
had only thirty men wuunueo. ??? :~n.nl Uauiih.
tauKted wjtu tMTSoSiS.*?& t?? ?
Th* small number of tickloll aton? m thia
long taUie ririMB have not ? Singla
hot oountry. In the 11*01 ilie ir? ~ h i1M_?i-b*ui*
tat country in <?* ^ hM.ol-tnUt.*
mausick, and tui mwiiiAry il* . nf vuru Crux
ship i* ?tn*l'y ?*t^a^fy; anepid'-tai* which ha*
S^^rTiy^r h^t,^ f?m ??. th*
5?X ?M? deci ?.ls* meat sooa appro**.
niHRurnoN or thb KWnt* alliancb on th*
MOICO-MMfTINO WKNB AND CONVUMA
^ ? UBWUtAh f-BU. OAD TUB OTHKB
MttBBWt. MrrMDOBdanc* of London Tim**.]
lV:?a,^ uVtl.7Lmb*yr".a,**- uibnowwhat
k ,-ArftiiLiv taken pt&?6 hero,I in tb# toll?wuig
u^e^Sed yuu what information I have beeuabl*o
fltitbor Tbo CiMsmiWMHwni of Luguui<J* *.ant* **4
8^m tad agreed to m**l no th* lbih ?f. this mohth lta
Ei^anMtuwtwa at Orixaba, for th* pari**# ot cou
ductm? negotiations there and biiugM.g ttam to a
conclusion 0; izaba waa fixed upou aa ymtaw lover was
^?Sli-llmein V.ra Cru*. It - a h.u.thy Wwu,
* hundred miles iruin th* seacoast. Th* mrctw of ihe
Ali.ee were c?ly allowed 10 proceed to * on th? uud*r
?needing that if. a.ler the eoulereue# on Ih* 19th, lb*
' CoinmiMioMH of the thro* kuroiean bowers coutU
not agree with the Mexican guveiaxuobt, they
wero again to withdraw their true.* . to \eia
Cruz. Th* English, French and
ere in-Chief signed a treaty whh ihe Mi-i
oan? in which ttay faithfully undertook to pmtorm tbia
obugalKB Each gave hrn word of -Honor'' that the go
vernment he represented would not depart from the pru
m.seeomad*. Too uUtad troop# accordingly
to On/aba,and foand thero a very good hospital, with
every lucUity tor providing store*. TheFreinai tt? k up
| their quarter* about ?v# mile* irom the ">???? *"?r
iiav* hcloro thu time tixed for a oocfereuc* the fcnglbb.
I Sianlsh aud Mcxicm M.ut.-tor* met A* the drench Mitt
Bto .however, did not join them, they waited until the
la u l be 1- ieucUCommi. biouer waa slid absent.
General ITim the* *how*d great impati uc* of tn*
delay and ho resolved at leugib to riu* toward* the
Prtiic* uuartc.s to a*k an explahuiiou ol the
tia hail hardly gone two nnies, wJton,
lo ;vu turp.-ist, lu nd. th* h'nnch army vh-amc nj
in arrut. >4r=t came th* cavalry, with
drawn sabre* mid carbines loaded and onelimg.
l'bc imautry followed, with ir.uekcl* at th* tiall,
Lad*d and bayonets ttx*d. The . camo the urti lery
every gun loaded aud ready to "number, lie ?"?* ?*
imd uskod Admital henier the me.iihig ol ttal
movement and told him that he ba 1 coiueoulto asoor
Kffiw-fc- UuJ Appeanmoe at the cob*;
r? c lie Admiral .e;;li?d lUkba had received order*
? m i'rm c* rclt A uta lwd Ami iron al. furiiur t. ?uk?.
He anded Unit no bad h. m-d our sick wciemdaoge. of
hoins ma?*m:r#d. General Pritaatoucc protcstodagainst
?ha ? "iT^takou by the French. He told Autuiral
itenier ihut ho was vni'aling lite recoul treaty, and act
ing in tl.igi ant violation of every .obligation Imposed by
tho law ol naliou*, by advancing, arm d and randy tor
bait'.o, into the interior of a Mtlo agaiust winch war
h oi not been dcclar.d. lho Adu.lra. gave Ilia proreat a
d!u?u bearing, and answered thai he would encamp
u'i\*>r?i h? w?i? lor lb? Lijrbt aiid tluok about it. (j?aoral
ITim U.eu rod* back to Orizaba, aurl iufoi med Comrno
rlore Urummcnd of what ho hod scon,heard ?nd done.
To ascertain if there was auy ground lor the assertion
that a massacre was m contemplation, he viU.eu tbo uos
pual and lound eve. /thing quite safe. 11# visited it again
at seven, eight and nine ! . *1., and again tound eveiy.
thing .Luuit. The commodore went at teu P. II. ,and with
<?.. ^iiua result. A* there was no evidence ut any plot
of the Wiiul at four A. M. on the 20th, G-'tierd Prim thou
we.tto tha Hon lean Hinisier.auu told hun that ho would
return to tho French quarters and urgo the urcessity ?
B.r.ot adherei.ee to .lie coodition* of tha treaty. A* all
the MAiiiardr- had gono U> Vera Cruz, the Mexican Minis
ter insisted that he should be accompanied by a guard of
l.nnor of ? no iiua.lrud men. .
Geo. l'riiu, be wever, did not wait for the guard of honor,
I,. hc^ out al oucc on horseback towards the French eu
ca.m mcMit Imagi. ? his sui priso at finding li e army in
advance again, mcm he day be!ore Uo rode right into
Hi* middle of the Krouch staff. A* he passed the F ronch
Admiral the lattor saiuUd him with ? bun i<.ur man
Annrul^' but the reply was simply, -^ou jouri.cuera!
When thespaniali c iiinm..dcr got into the mi idle of the
Sta.1 ho took off hi* hat, Imwed'all round. and sail, 0U1
cere and rontiemen, you made this advance yesterday
Sdcr ttc eswise ot your being in dagger. 1 hava
visited your sick aud chief mcdma. oflices at five, seven,
light and niue P. M., and foimd every lUitrgquiie sitiC.
The Kuglivh Cotnmodofe visited your slci at ten 1. M. ,
vnh tbo suuie satisfactory reiult. I visited them ag in
zt four this uiorti.iig. I found all qi-tot, aud was assured
bv your own ru-dical ollmers that they arc as mvc as in
tho mmdle of Fr mce, the .Mexican .lOpuUitKm sbowiuu
their g'lod feeling by the readmes.s with w inch they<sup
ply them with provisions. Now. gentlemen, ho auded,
? I havo relieved your mince on this score, and 1 beg of
you to adhere b> tb# solemn promisis you havo made,
and not to advance furthor."
At first there w.s? no rejdy to this protest. At length,
however, Admira B icr, after some talk with his ofll
cers turned to IMm.iiudsaid that ho hid received re
cent'orders from the l.ir.peror witich absolved him from
bis word aud the treaty. IIt had b'rn wuliwchd not -o
treat u i'li the ile-icant, exerjil tn the t&jm <>t .lftauo.
i;aneral' r:m mazl.-no reply t" this statement, lie con
suicred the tonduct ol the t rench dtshenuruble, and rode
away at onoe f-r Ve. a Crus.
ju?t us I o eft, the c ** of honor which had been or
dered to eso.rt !::m, an I v. hich he had left a mile behind,
aud out of Fight, in 'do its api caracee. The * ranch
c- t airy at once halt d, and lb# officer in command of
U.e trench cruaiiy dm. ended what they were uoieg
there. General MeUme, the S.iauisb second in cutu
iwau.l ?dvancodfiom tbe Mexicans, and explained that
,,.,,v re a guaid of honor to tleuoral i'riin
and himself. The Kron.h colotiei 'ben ordered
the M.xicars back, and told Melan.e that
ho was no* en A in the F: click liner. Mo
lar to ihen persu.ded the Mexicans to go back
zt <n>re" xs he was then qirtto U.e from ull bar:'111*. Ail
this time the French < nvalry bad been prwRiug close on
?i.obe'i* o! the vi.aril of boimr. s<? m h so ilial the
11. xic?n .'tike, turned round to tliu Fr? uch colonel and
asi "d i.im to oblige him by kcepiug Ins men bacx a U
tP is Lbe iieople might th?k tl.at they had been light
ing aci tha' l is par'7 taa rum ing away. Me.anie
c-iinc up at the -aino tiuio ;o bid g"od oyc to tbo Sh'Sl
laui oii.tor. when sudden')* tho rrei.cli cavalry, with 'it
a'iy warning, cliargttl tho Mexicans in t*i? rear. Tbojr
wer* quite takon by furririse;'bey had not time to draw
their svvofds or un- lmg their inuskets before uvoiveof
their number were cut down and flf.een taken prisoners.
The .est .scaped General iio!ai ie was knocked oil .lie
h,.rse when the atiaek wet made. After he had re
eve eilfiom his surp ise he r.uiountad He then saw
a French trooiwr order a Mexican lad of Aoout sixteen
to dismount. He saw Hi* same trooper draw his ] i?tol,
blow* tbo poor boy's brsma out, and then rife At! jmkcU,
aH in tha presence of the French officers, wh*. to ked on.
Two trooper? red? up to lio.OLi? and ordorcl linn W
dismount under pstn of he lug lnime.liatcly shct Me
lurn# turned to them in a co. I manner, winch is habitual
to Mm, and said,"/ have w> aouU yon ?w?H, it ts no
mora tnaa I would expect after whr.t 1 have seeu. Hut
let uie toil you that I ani General Uelaiii*. or the Span
I mh army.aud that if you blow ruv brzlna ont you will
answer for it." Al this priMi th# Fresch ofUcer hiler
I fered and Mclanle was allowed to leave st once. lie
joined i'rim, and they continued their Journey towards
* *fbo lijgllsh canted down their Hag from tba wall of
the town" aud saluted the Mexican flag with twenty ona
cunt on lb? ?&ib ull.
The French have stared the TusUm Hon*# and reve
nue* and augmestad several taxes Wbst appears
strsi.go is tliat the Kiench have not hisuled down the
Mexican flug from the walA of tb# lort, but left it dying
alongside of th* tri color
THE ACTION OF SPAIN INFLUENCED IT PEAK OF THE
MONROE DOCTRINE?A CENSURE FROM CUBA ON
GENERAL PRIM.
fi'ai is (M*y 3) correspond*nc* of London Times ]
Ths followu.f Idler, dated May 27, which I bud in
the Madr.d Mo.sierial journal La A'/oa of tli* 2Sth,
maybe found to tbr.vt ? Hula Ji?rht on the Ms.*.icon
ijuertioii, so I'ar as It refer* to Fpa > and Francs. It is
written by Ilou < p. iano del M..^o, who holds a post of
son,* Importance in Cuba under the govs,' unci it?that of i
Dtre-tor General of Public W : it, la the i.i..md. Ho 1*
moreover, much in tbe etmfld uue o; Marshal Serrano,
UmO vernor Letters!, uiul was .<"-l*ct*d by bun aa tl e
bearer of the despatches to ttp.r.u on the later everts
in Mexico. M. ? et Maro left Ms rid on tit- 27th on his
return f> Havana. the letter is addressed to the editor
of the who, I believe, la a near relation of tbo
Minister ol Foreign Attaint:?
|k> not be ala'Picd al the patriotic line w hich the ?/?
m li ta fol.owe 1 on the Met cao qitesuoa,so iui;>urtani to
Hi?? future of K| am and to i?u | II . t :e iu tbe Ame
ileaa (I ..nay ubaer-. u that wltsa a Hpauiord S Intake of
lb* America* he man* the '.list IrdUs, at web is tbe
great c*t fluent of AMflea,) Fran, a bus u lurltiiiiiito
end a ctsul terstole In-' reel In allying h.-nctf in good
isi'.h t*oar nation, ml in draw n* civMF bar relations
v th us. Frau a, urLlch po s - ? n America only Cua
(1- * .pe and Martini!)- e, u e* cot aspire. nnd raimot ua
litre, by h'-rself to ?tuiniraltou or al solute influence hi
ti.at rtiaie# country. SI' i?'*s oitdcr? "Tuti th,: inierrttil
i.' to her that Oalm efcttwM te (?*inanlttd to Spain, and
tint ouro untry should even 'se in H;?oi -li-,tmeitc.iail
the natural ami 1 git mate influt ce winch rim is onli
tkid to. /, r doing so -he TP"*' tNeprvfeip'etf <t minaCicn
nf the 1 ml d Shl'f, vufo". a.n'nU ?'! uifl ,iH i, kijt
lark-, A- dtiyihr Jim* kerf. f r lit tid from her inV-ivant
Wtr. fro i MUai'.tnj Ike initprUy of Ike Mmim*
UrrrUm /i Ik'.y totU j rrti 1 with ail their pmatiful fetal*
i f adorn n? ik,- t? i*t a,a of ike <?!iMu of tuba, and
nidinp Uu Unpii At to d drag lh? iwl pmitmm. of /It 1st
nttmaa. On th? o'itur Land, the Empress, born an I bred
In pf sin, e irutil deny lo r origin, am' it, is certain tl.at
?be will empty, act! d- as employ, her h.flueticv with
tho Eiiiperar Iu irtttlntaAong the ' arnny betweuu Frame
? ?id tbe anon try of bar birth e e her faaoly and 'ho
(r stbi of hsr In'em y ami bof a:eci|i:.s reside.
Fr-fic-h.ia .ethii 3 t feat" from pain, and fr ,n her she
cNi< 'lope, at !e it, ft i Win let a neut aii-.y WhSnevar a
r.i, i.irt nrtti > out between het ?ud i .-gland. Every
il t, thm loi:c-a,ly i iova- i'e ?0"d laUb which it la
i ..m- il l on hat to ebffvutn her rc.atlous w.ih c.ur
conr-ry, tba mor-K ?? >.? ? w .-'I \i. ?wj that tho nobM
t? u li-* i ii* it ? of ' cStliieo. a ways s.> ?h .oteu to
fie'.i roubtrT and tit-if lungt, will netrcr h?r <f ni?
?i.gh'e* ii ,i that would l-wer t.bolr itMiej >u ?.??. oi
dltuii, i iy in in a tbe IntMrity'if i irlr i?rit - jr. th ?
wh hi)a it nf , ntrii *t m l??l. -w tits xiliry 'U t le A-l ot May
? ip ri,, h,,H ,, gw I'anhor y,. ?
I irol jott / .'o Am- i.t. TiUt hi Irei n't L'f m
it ; ? t '? mi f. ,f ricr' J,.)f the tiir,i%t il ? n*t?
i- . ?/ A ' - ? ?? i - itJ- rlhe. Air rit-i ti -ly. fa
in), ti.j< .-n oi w i , as ; it -t ii la.r^'l. am'
os I t ti' i, it 11? .i? i, yt u?n. i--e iiiWtrust,
' ? ? ?? . c * ? s > blind t tor f'tbs. *
r - . o -r * .-it 'in f, t' j, r( rs.i's t?
h let i-- s,b it" ? u ? i,i. ?.iw vnnt a thrlrunl*
l ,o i e iiu lici lUvtu ry, ws,|j is tse4r jc:y*l vie
meat of bar power, bar Influence and bar wealth. Wa
wan going to Mexico at Orrt alooa,to avenge our wrou,s,
an t to anforaa tba axacutwo of treaties. Had there
really existed a reason for breaking tba troaly of I/>n
don, which i do not took upou as brokau, wo should bava
remain ad tbara alone alone marched on MexM?, and
alw enrrted oat tba object of our expedtthb From
Juarez and his government?undeserving of tba name?
wo bad reoeived a very tort of outrage, rallaatous prum
laea and bad faith, m my humble .pinion oar troops
should not bare raturuad without obtain trig that which,
for reasons so Just, wa datuaudad, and which
occasioned from Iba beginning tba' ex|*nbe and
inconvenience of tbia unlucky exiemtiou. J beliav*
that the :.a.kuU General Prim, for whom I fool much
sympathy and regard. uxu wiu.'akti tn this tinu-ace. and
mirtaken, tvdlt the English and frenh Pieniyateniiaries, in
signing the tresuy of Sal dad,?a treaty eehi h I eared the
dq,?i y und importance of those gr ot tuui us. fo it wo
may trace all subsequent difficulties. That alee was tba
reason why the trench Km perm did not approve the oou
ductof Admiral Jurlen da la Uraviere, and Manioc his
docility. The Admiral,on tba other liana.did wa it weab
minds alwa>* do in moment* ot ruaclinu. Ha wrote un
uubacomiug loiter te oeueral Fnm, and extecded the
I wits of propriety and of truth on some points. F? r that
letter ths Fr.neh government could not be responsiblo,
and,meet assu. cdly, u would not bavoa.vised it, nur
approved it. But, eveu in case the Ft each meant to have
used our troops lor their own purposes, ought our troops
to have withdrawn? By no means. It was an admission
of our inferiority, and a step vary convenient for Juarez
and hw followers, hut very hiunhiaiuig to our
own bravo army. Our government has acted
with the tact and akill suggested by its disin
terestedness and patriotism. In the stale in
which the quest loo was presented It has pi oceeued is tba
m st prudent manner by accepting the s* Hut Ion oi thu
facts. The. e is is* doubt tbat it will know bow to avoid
conflicts in future, and provide for all that is importuut
to our national honor, and good hirmouy aud cordiality
in our diplomatic relations, lbe o,.position, who w.ut
at any cost to lower tlie prestige of I no got ernuioat, fol
low ou tba question of Mexico the very worst couduct,
for ihuir object is no other than ibo very difficult one of
upsetting the Ministry. Simple people only think that
the ob.ucl is not to allow ourselves to be dlutai d to by
the toreisner,and both hue formed au aimuspbers of
unjustified passions,of jealousy,aud groundless sus i
uion, to the great detriment of our country* iui t..u..loiy,
thus goveimueut will Ituuw bow, by its res. lut.ou, its
prudunce-and its ability, to act with thj skill and pro
priety wliich aro so requisite on this must grave subject.
T'heie is ? good deal to say. and many points to e.,p u.u,
n w thai my r suiencc in Amarua (CaUi) has ettalKtd me
to clearly . te and understand our true nUe'e I tn tlu ajjairs
oi die Ifew World; tut 1 want time to say tn re.
TUB EXPEDITION CONDEMNED IN PAIIIS.
[Paris (June kj oon'uepondeoce oi hoodoo Herald.}
In the new number of the ti.vue do. Oeiue M.n.d, , M.
Forcade uuequ.vocally condcmus the Mexican expedition;
bi.t in Bpue of ibo rhodomuutauo of (jo. oral Almonte,
and t o countenance given to b.s pi'OiOi.bions by the
Frencn commanders, bo uttboeiivrs that the Emperor
has any iuteuiiou ho force un Austrian archduke ou
the Mexican tin one. He cauuot reconcile the pos.-ibi
lily 01 such designs with " the sound,sensible, and status
maiiiike language oi M. Tbouvutiui to Lot d Cow.iy in
February last." M. Thouvuuel, it appears from tuo uos
patchcs just published, expressed his rogrot to our am
bassador that in their first pr. c.auialivii lbe alii d com
missioners should have th lUfclil lit to iutanalc .hat the
intervention wus intended to oriabhth a stab.c got o n
incut father than to obtain re, araliou lor ti.cir griov
autes.
ii. Korea '.o pursues? Whatever may be thought of cer
tain measures, speeches ai.u urccauuali us 01 the
French Commissioners, pori.a, s wo may i.avv boon w ong
to lake for connivance what ui bottom may have liecu
Duihmg but a vitguo tauter alkr. K is to be rogi eited
that it should out have uetju uu.ei stood that oucu *
policy was opjiosc t to tho interests us wch as to the
principles of Frarn e. If, however, Kruuce weie capable
of.so uitorly forgetting her own uruici,.lcs, is it puestbit
to beiievc that she could be so blmd to bur own iuicrusur
fbefoieigu mount chy wtuo.i she U supposed to be about
to introduce iu Mciuow could oalv withstand Ihj ell'orts of
uitcruat taction by the protection of our arms, At toe
moment when we ate permuted to hopo that the
occupation of Rome is coming to a close, wo
would replace it by thu occupation of Mexico!
On :lut Anwru.au . /nosa ut alone, Uiat niottarcuy wotini
havt u JunntdiU U ixtermil adtxr-inrj to cotton.!
Uie Attune an u'uvm; and u it teriuastg tupjjosed Lha', our
government u oi.it/ pie/ainitg a Uo:led of yua. rel ui it our
natural aUiea at . ea, the Untiea if a**? l'hcse nuiious
a.e so insane that we should b.ush to give thent a mo
incuie serious consideration.
M. tor cade lio,we for a speedy withdrawal of the
French troops, but is not very sanguineou the subject:?
Let it be weh understood, then, if we wish promptly
to extricate ourselves from tho Mexican diiliculty, that
no cue here dreams of such ud venturous schemes. French
solilidis are engaged iu this romantic expedition. Ry this
time they have, 110 doubt, gallantly plants I our 11 ig on
toe waiis of Mexic >; but tne dangers am! sullcriugs to
which they remain exposou are calculated to ciuso very
s< i lens uneasiness to ail whom political dreams or
calculations do not blind to eonMilur.it i m of hutnamiy.
Mexico is eito iiundreJ leagues (two hundred and buy
mi.es) lrom Vera Cruz, our utile army has fur the
basis ol its operations a poi t infected with yuitow fevor,
an 1 yet, not to lose that basis, it is requisite to keep the
cem.nand of an lutuiei.su uue of communicaliou in a
eo.ntry probably swarming wiin guerillas. The
Rpaelaids ui Cultural l'rim famng us, it would he barbar
ous wautof common prudence to have our soidie.s with
out reiutoreome ts. It is on them wo have now to rely
to repair (us is their wont) our poiitic.il biundeis. lly
their patience ami their t.an,by some decisive blow, they
may s,.oedily give us an opimrluuity ol withdrawing
from Mexico with cm tit. Mi us not, therefore, deprive
them ot assistance, and t ike euro not to aggravate our
responsibilities by mux i:g tin so g.vlliait le.iows Iu* vic
tims uf errors f?i w h.ob thoy are not to blame.
KKKACH RKINFUKCKMIMM.
French reinioreeineiits for Mexico are preparing at
Churbuurg.
AMERICAN POLICY IN MEXICO.
The I :tltper:Uance Beige id' June 6, iu its correspon
d nee f. ou Far is, gives the following outline of tho
course the Freuch government iuteud to pursue in O der
tocarry out ihe above policy. Mr correspondent says.?
The Fmperor Is more than ever determined to pursue
the exei utioxi ot bts projects m Mexico, lie is int..a
teu.ity, so mucu annoyed n? people supi use >it the wt'b
drawat of hug buia and Spain; on thu contrary, his v- -.a
tiou leaves htm no re trio to ? ai ry out ho, tun tins. It
is, moreover, a mistake to suppose that ho v tsevsr very
anxious about the cmdidatuie of the Arch Inke Maxi
tol.au.er that it is cny sacr.Iice to liiir. i > giv e it up. I
believe that the Em;.e:or never tbo. ghl it posnble to
m. ko the .Mux cars aoc'aim that prince as their sove
reign. Ihe only ub.er.t m puim g l.iut lorward was to
make a parade of di mt- restednnss, theF.ui; eror being
very sure that h s pome would never bo so ofaptitclo to
the accomplishment of the imperial schemes. Whit
those scheme* .ire is cot yet wo.i known; b.u lb y will
gradually come out, as ctrcu (..Manor* i.iav facer tfieir tie
tthp it.Mi, aiul idH tMiUJdcraU'J oii'm.ea J.? n rld.
TaKe it lor certain that the Fmperor is fully lesolvrd
to n.cke the Mexttnaa pay full value for the sor. icei ho
prop-pes to reririer them, and that our ii.le. wntiuu will
not be iimV-ed to a s.ngle campaign. Of course there
can bs no doubt that the overthrow of Jtiarci-.'s gove.n
rneat ir. one of tl.? objects of our expedition, but when
J oar est is got rid of another government inust be put ,u
his place, ami the ta-k of proviling lb si will intiiraliy
fill upon the f-ench, who, u oreover, will take the op
portunity r leaving upon the country the costs of the
war, ubicn must needs be cuusiuerublo. 1 have reamo*
for believing lint, out qf the ixtyauilUity cf esUtl '.i lung a
mtnuir.kg iu Jf.ziro plausible i varone will be found fer
permanently establishing frem-b nittuem o, in tho ionu
of a protectorate, somethmg like that of England in the
leniaa Islands. Mexico will be made a groat. F.euch co
tony, with liberal institutions, and as much or her auto
nomy aa possible. It ts thought at I'nri? that a vurt out
let fW our munuf xtures may bo found iu Mexico, aud
that, under French pre-action, tie country n-.ay he made
to produce cotton on a iargu scale.
The Far is papers of the 7th inst. a#?ert that President
I.irccla w.il postpone the presentation to O r.yreua of the
treaty with Mexico oat!) after the. rautt tf the tsar with
France.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
A Shrewd gpcculatiou Keren for a Lon
don Tiiuei Writer.
The New York currerpt .id? nt ol' tho I> udoo Tonrs.
reprM -nU ih.it the number of ni"a in the federal armies
amounts to ub^ut 540 ooo, which in tasurrtcUal for the
double wtrk of conquering ilia gouth *ni oftervrtrds
holding it in military subjection. The Secroury of War
had lulcfiuphuU to the Oovei nor* of nU the NorUtTS
end Wc/U'i n b'.ates for vol'into >rr to complete the roll ? f
7(IO,OCO meu. The r-.onUr wiil be i.ltaind. owing to tlio
sirgtuii. n of trade and the InlWUoii of martial a dor.
The Northern people, he adds, ttght for the r-i .t-r ith-u
of the obi-Union in order that they may bo ,.V yfaUl
mihlarj a rut meet power t'a Chrf. endem; tkri /
errrttine Or.at Britain and Franc- , bid etjn-n itlj lirr. A
lli-itim, end tut then navU Ike dibitart of th-: fair, of un
tie, ut both in the 'ill and Se-n tferlde. Ihis la not avowed
in ?pe?'h??, but it is the truth,
rim BwiTim car.oo ok cnsrowuKa for tiis nenui-s.
The following idler, dated IB Kll.ro, Ireland, was re.
eelvod yepterdry by the Africa, liy Mr. John Tocker, of
No. 44 Ann street, til this city. It refers to the Itritinh
steamer laden will* munition* of war for the roiiels, re
ferred to iu our telegra, hie suinniary off Cape Race ?
8u;oo, June 3, lldj.
I hare seen an article from tlie Southern Repor'rr In
the paper which 1 am nolo; to soi d you. A large paddle
steamer, previously calls J the Annie Child*, now re
gistered a* the Julius UsUe , hie bean close In shore to
the beach at (J ieou town (Cork) tor the last'seek . and
there iscelrod on botud upward.! of oue tuoueand bar
rels of gunpowder, and is waiting to receive thirty lire
tons more of the terrlMe material.
If th'i federal party have u sharplookout tor iiT lhay
may bo able to capture her.
'lhi.< vtesol hade from t.'orih triorhh.
CANADA MT-KT 1?K' -Ml H Ui.'Ft.F An.ttN'dV ISVA
cn?rt -can ?"it.ANjr tKorgtr uLtt, o<: iiiKCoLowg
SL tO.UK JNtllil SNLi'A r?
[trom tpe i .ion fiin ??,.Tuned.]
It is ditncult to i?ad " itfi i t rmot on of < me k.tid the
annoirm-eoietit t'>at at Up: pieeent t-oe. au . ip.. .. i
In,' C: u u;r:" *? e. 'he 'a i:. n i'i Ian nthasr* .< d
a s* ? ! re id u - to tho dli for est'ttli?U'ig s *, .t
IB lit ; 'l. 'i f nee. f lie province. 1 ne m.i l
I 'i i ii? a'dnCM.v I .rain i??ru'? he'fore .r
c tl. t ? ~i il e -b ? it ? t. i.i | <? in i <i i p.
1 ne .'[| . t tl ti ?*: I" . < ? ? I ' ' ? 1 to i I
lor' 0 ?jP r am. a a i ri*> V# ' i f ,'JUQ n or- 'i
a piea.iifs la uli to* be ?tau<*J out wi'v i.i a - try h.. y
npNM.ud U a (r?at amount of private lota mm m*
oouve. uura. e e ? ? ?
Let Canada look car of ally at fear own circumstance?;
let bar statesmen study tfee tone of the American press,
and tbe strange and inumeutous position of affairs on me
American continent. Horn long will the pretc.nl cteii war
afford tmplotpnenito 700,000 or, nod Mm r or, If tbe war
itself should net abate, bow long will tbe American
Cvernmest be able to boar tbe vast strain on their
aacea wbi' h tbe payment of such an army Implies t
And, when ibe tim? baa at last arrived when,either
from tbe terinlnati n of civil atrife or tbe failure of mo
ney and credit, tbe United States are no longer able to
support their vast aruiy, total u to prevml that aimy
frutn nmri km i tonai dt the Northern frontier, and sutial
iug its revenge, its love ef phuider and or conquest, in
the rich and unwanted provinces of Canada?
Ia*t not the Canadians deceive tbeinaelvea by suppos
ing thai theee thing* only tbi eaten them because they
are a dependency of the ilrinsti crown, and itial tlie mo
uiuut that iinlt la broken the dangor ef invasion is de
stroyed with it. The danger will be exactly in propor
tion to tbe prospects of success, and Canada will be just
10 uiuch tbe in no likely to lie invaded as an independent
province as aho wo-ld be more likely lo be conquered.
Let uot tbe < anadiMit, on me oilier bund, believe that
Iboy have ta their pi etenl connection wi n Or, at Britain a
tufftaent prelection rpa nttii.mtion without taking any
trouble to delend themselves. Such an opinion u
Jounted an a wa'td both of our power and our will. It
is not in our power to send forth from this little island a
military force sufticient to delend tbe frontier of
Canada against tbo numerous armies which have learnt
a 111s an.', discipline m tbe great school uf the present
civil war. Our resources a e unequal to so large aeon
centration of force on a single iioiut; 1 ur empire it too
rati, cur poptMa ton too email, cur uniaucmst loo j oucrful.
Hut if wo had tbe (tower, it is quite certain ttiat we
should not have tbe will. Opinion in l-.ngland is perfect
ly decided that tn the connection between tbe mother
count y and tbe 00I0117 the advantage is iniinite y more
on tbe side of the child than the pareut. We no longer
monopolise tbe trade of tbo colonics; we no longer job
their patronage. We earn >t nope from them any assist
auce for del ending our own shores, while wo are bound
to assist in protecting ibeiis. Wo cannot even obtain
from Ibis very colony of Cauadn reasonably fair
liw.uuenifor our manufactures, winch are taxed twen
ty five psr cent on their value, to increase a revenue
which the colonies will not apply to our or even
to tfieir own defence. There is little reciprocity in such
a relation. Should the clouy wish .0 put an e..d to it,
we would n -err dr 1 w the ??*,->? ( to defend it, and, If Cana
da will n t Jij.ht to j.rjUct lit led pendente / t orn Jotci|/u
tttauv.fi, neither will Bni/tand, The question is not oi.o
for Canada of dissolving or maintaining its connocl.on
with Uwat Hrilaiu. Vtui it may dilutive atinoet at plea
ture. Tbo question is of dent, oytug or maintain ng
its owa liberty aud Independence?of being a self
governed commonwealth, or it member, or, per
aps, oa is talked of lor the Sooth?a subjugat
cd territory of the United Stated. Tbo ques
tion is much ;dmpier man the Qsmdlnu.* reein to think
If they are lobe dofiii od it all, tiny m ist runke uptiiv.tr
minds to bear the greater pan of the burden f their
own defence This will bo the case if Uiey separate
from us. 'This will be the case if tbey remain by us.
The TmklsU Q,ucs?lon.
Paris, Juno ??Evening.
The Puttie of this evening *uys it is asserted that
Frnnce, Austria and Russia wiil undertake measures ra
la'.ivo to U'inicnt -gro
fbe /'*-'><? pibhshes a roport th.it an armistice baa
been concluded bo wuou the I'.iiks uud Montenegrins.
the Faria ?orim.uurt.nt uT the London Pxprm* stales
tba. Pram e and K .seta refi.se to allow the 8ultan io i ay
m ih- a* me of tbeChri tiaus of Turkey a part ol the
of tl>e riSloration of the cupola of the Hniy
Mil Chra They also reject the pro|M>sal that Austria,
8,1*111. ' varla, Italy aud other I'atboiic Htitrs should
be ahowea pi contributo and insist on their right to
preserve the holy places.
Bepgrape, Juno 7,1862.
Tbo Servian government has protested to the guaran
tee ng power against the Turkish military demonstration
ol' the day before yesterday, and haa declined all respon
sibility lor possible eventualities.
Russia.
Sr. I'tipBsnuRO, June 7,1882.
The Nor hern Po-'t of to-day publishes a circular of
General Palomeil. ordoring all governors of cillus to con
vene the assemblies cl? iho citizens lor the examiuution
of tbo plan of ndmiui t.ullou for the o mmuues. It
directs the governors to explain fully to thu citizens ihu
importance of the subject and the necessity iT thu latier
pa ticrpaiiug uioru in the administration of their own
allaus. it uecia os thai the government can no longer
continue to bear the whoio weight of public alfairs.
India.
Bombay. May 24,1862.
It is stated that the failure of the opium crqp will
ca .se no hiss u> tbo In Iia revenue. Mr. lating has left
for i- ugland. Shirtings active. Mule twist in good de
mand. (/niton dull. Copper?Nothing doing. Opiuin
1.005 rs. Exchange on Condon 2s. '.{d. Government
securities?Four per cents, 95; Uvea, 106; fives aud a
half, 113.
Captctta, May 23,1862.
Shirtings firm. Twist improving. Coppc declining.
The indigo crop is progressing favorably. Exchange on
I/>udou 2s. I. Government securities?Four per cents,
94, lives, 105; fives and a half, 112. Freights 70s.
Commercial Intelligence.
lavKRrooL, June 7?2 P. M.
Cotton.?Sales to-day, 6,00b bales, one half on specula
tion aud for export. Market steady.
HRXADmnns.?Flour and wheat are quiet and un
charged, but corn is, IfnnytblUg, a shade firmer.
I'RortMbNS continue dull and drooping. Business
generally is m the merest retail.
1IIK LUNUON MONEY MARKET.
Loxnoil, June 8?Evening.
fen so! r closed at 91 % a 92.
American securities to-day exhibited no material
Choiigo. Erie shares, 31 !?; Illinois Central, 41 a 46 dis
count- New York feudal. 7.1 a 75.
The Innds showed increased heaviness to-day. 'in
fos, after op.riui hours, were qno:ed at 02 exactly.
Hpai.bb certificates improved. On the Paris Bourse
rentes opened at 6S 85.
FAIUh BOIRFE.
Paws. June 7?3:20 P. M.
The Bourse Las been dull. Routes closed at 63f. 80c.
ox-coupon, or ten ? oi limes lower than yesterday.
SHIPPING NEWS.
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4 J'.i | Moo* a:?k. morn ? ?
7 .it I muu watilU v.?ro 2 07
A*ort of New York, Jnn* 18, 180ik
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8c.tr Geo PrtAolt, Huiitii, Eicuu, tit?'1' ktiddl- ton.
S Jtr Maria Jtuo (Br), Andcrot u, Si Pierre?Brett, Son
Co.
S brT Martin, Bantu, Washington?Maa:<r.
Bohr J Thornton, , BaJtmnre?Easier.
S- hr liaUie Iri.t, Mum.urtl. Snow 111!I?AC TTarene.
Bear lirn J Cio >per, Oonklln, hiww Uill?A C lluou*.
Sohr Soll* M, Aimnt, MBt u?J W McSeo.
8< br U W Cuiummpi, vVeiJvii, Philadelphia?Baker A Day
ton.
to hr F.hrti Herbert. Clark, CaJr.in?J Roynton A Son*
Bcnr T aticr, P rion, Cainaon? iletnatf A Duncan.
Bohr Nautllii*, Tracy, Aueneta?G L Hatch.
Bctr W .Tonus Jonrr, Now M< ilfor l?Mnater.
8chr Musjhief, Corltarii, lioati.n?U h llu'cli.
S-br I il. llUladell, Bort n? Metoa'I A Duncan.
Be ir Caroline C, Pomroy, Wcymoetb?J W McKeA.
beltr Gertrude, Hill, Ne.v lli.trit?O B llarvoy.
benr prank Plrree, Bnittb, StamforU?O E Imlch.
Moop Ethan A Urn, Keens Prorhloncc -H S Baskets
Sloop M >tto, Blivrn, N'ort. tcb?C II Hurver.
Shop M Gray, Hauxon, I'nra.Hvllle?H S Ra ketl,
AKSHVKD.
Sir tmaliip Cinna (HiAudei.-on. Liverpool, June 7. and
Qu-enfVown 8th. ?t 4 3d I'M, with m ite and pa itcngi ra. to
ECunar l. June IS, off Cape Rate, *uw at a-n?bl:i >< mitt
rntt. hence Tor Liverpool, and Havana, from Ha * bmg.
Wlien .Va' milea rust of Snuilt I: ? .. . tbe after engine lw.
. *i dGn * I. ami wa? ou'iged to pr eeed ?im one engine.
Stramahlp Bavaria (tJaruJ, Meier, Hamburg. it 1, and
Southampton tin, at J I'M. wttli mils* and lA> c .uln and 2l"J
atei-nm*paaarrvgtire,to Konttanii A Ou, llail for brat ?U
_ yr teavy westerly gau'?| latter part leoraile wratber
and ear 'He w'nrts lain mat, IIAM, pa??ed Capo Rh<>,
ami wu* ?n v.ilnliy of a gre.it many liwbuna; June ?, at 1
AM. tnwwil a fuiltlgged ateamaulp, bonnt E. ?bott.i.g two
lor llr.ilt* aud I red. nigh' el? in U: lat AO !. III Si
rit ?hlD Coicmbla. Ad.imr. IluTitna. ..'uno H. with mJae
and pitaeugrr*. to Spoffnid. file-,on A (x>. Ilib lt?t, ?
\M tu Aii'tstntn, tatrfcvd h ig A Ummi . teuintl N.
oirsti.aiiip 0? on Duenn (1/ 8 traiisporty. Now Orkana
Jinn II !.d K W Pui-a Uth. to D it Aim.
Ml, n Colutabt i. hi va it, Ltrerptmi, May 21, wltli milre and
410 ; urmis' ri, 'o ( Tag MaiebaU A t.'o. ?I.iy 14, lal .Vi .Ml, hut
lfV' wa in cjn.pen/ will' ablp Antirt'.ie, fnnn fdverpoot
fol New Yoi V; Junes, lat4U!M, l"h 43. raw largo ,
7th, i.u IS, Ion 48. ?pii te Br bark I Btlep ndont,. r?m Cartna
gi'tia for juebeo M di.ya nut; II1 li, lat 43 33, Ion Af> 14, r. a*
in eotuoaay with akip R HoMaion, i>o<n I-irerpuol lor New
T.trk.
Hark Tulxko (llreinl. Dai ne nann, Rirmcn, 43days with
tn l?a nod DAtl pa?eru-rrw, to E tnkatt.
Bark O ran hglmmer < Br, of HwiierilBl). wmter, Bur
denuA, 4d day*, wuh wlnee, A'\ to order, rtli mat, on the
U i k*. ?; o*e hahuig vdir Kentucky, of Provtoce u.rn, wttu
t 'lllsli
]<ai ? Retwra, Mlchettcr, Rio ,'nn?4ro, Mny 8. with cofT e,
to M M Pr u ii A <Jo. M. v le, i.ad n h?avy erl- irttui N'E,
InCtlBn lop ui tuain . :<? tlntop malic," icreaall, ma n
"T t lo in B -rre . Jol.ncntt, P n-e. PR, June ?, with au
?;}" Jt% tlf tk t'j.
Hi U Nt llus (laitur i. St fTen, Ml ? Janeiro (12 days rla
Bantu.i 11 days "iJi roll-", u v *? Srhml.it A lio.
Hri t EA Amhj 'i (Br, m lam auti, aohnaun, Betlze, Hon.
Jtuo I, wttli n m|H.v, Ac, tOjoelakJe*.
Brk A. tn lego (B.-u 1 M-?t. rno?, Port au Pla'.t, J me A,
with lotwyi't. It! II 0 A t rt .'bin 4. A Co, l ib laid, i.it 33
08 i?.ii 72aO. pa wd bail laaure Riiea,kiuad S.
B g bit .a. ft lh it >??.'ties June i. with vicar, hi Owen
A i ernagte. t>1d m oa.opany v. .tb aciir Mary Steuruan, for
NV pgt..
0 i ? J .M Twtrye 'of (Jui. !en). Milntjre, liatteras II days
in ? i'aKt, tnof i 't
jjrltr 11 it ?? 'I ? IlavkltIS Kiial, 14 day*. With
Ian n ul hide* t.i M-rrdl A All?It. ?ibbo 0, la'20 ion
: ih pa>" 11? l<? fi) 'J IWiIe,rtoerlng W; I 'th, im33 :k). Ion
',6 <? <>aag d ?tgtiala with a C B giiiiboat, bark rl.?;ed,
**
Bcnr E II I /-n 'riB' , of "? nnrholia N.-'), McK,n-lo, Br!l/e,
I i r fill -i' oJ.irab.l ?. Btb luat, of On*
hi, ?* '!* ? !r. f in M i ?' 4iu. n e.
,? .Mi \ ,i iiu ' ii ilniigeiown, Mel. Citnimlnrts
i l, i i.te A, irttn i?j#091 and iolfee, to lllefcd Tbaeae ?
Jn ?
- ? r? T her, Ci-:., a<y Meet Tla Cardenas It
ii ? , u .1 t? t b r.
r.lli.. A C ' .'iii*?B Put *rj. Riutilhern, 10 days
*u ?? J Ki * s.
I- i^r ami o.eu), Boas Key West, 9 lays in
? to ii'? if r. ,,
fid *?. C, :1 ays
1 1 ,Vi 1 ".' ? >? . 1 ? town, DO, 7 4bys
4 ''ent
1 ' 1 fU*er,
?. ? l.t .-.a,?.
i.ao it tor BukWa,
Bchr Caroline O, Pnmrov, Rondout for 1
Steuim-i Elieo S Tairy (U H transport), Cbapin, Newborn,
Nl' .1 uii? 14, vie Fuj irvos Monroe 2i? Uuri, Willi | s see age re,
loDD TuU'pkiBM.
Steame Covaack (U 8 transport). Bennett. Newborn, MC,
June It. at 8 AM, Tin Halteras Inlet ami Portree* Monroe,
with sick and woundeu soldiers. 14th inat, I otwoeu Hall*,
rma and Ca|>* Henry, hade heavy sale from NB, with a cross
h blob daiomavd attain pip*. ?U>v# ?ulwirki, ap<l aeri
eu*ly nUui&ed the thip 81*? will bave to go Into dock lor
tfTeamsrWm Woodward. Cundlff. Baltimore.
Steamer S A Stevens. Adam*. Baltimore.
Slruiuer Black Diamond, tlreen. Philadelphia.
Steamer Oneida, Trout. Philadelphia.
8<e uier Saintai, Dunning. Philadelphia.
Steamer Falcon. Williams. Prm-Mence.
Sh-iuntug J nines Freeborn. Mot rill, Fortress Monroe, 21
hours. 17th Inst, at S? AM, passed liark Kv.ubbr, nonce lor
Whltehonau, Vu, going into the rapes of Virginia.
BELOW.
Fhlp Atmosphere. Harris, from London May X
Also one bark, unknou n.
SAILED.
Stearmhip Persia (Br), Queenstown and Liverpool (at
11:2U AM).
Wind at sunset SKE.
Miser 11a neons.
Back Oi.ivicr J Hater (not as I cfoiei, Murray, from Aa
pinwall, hound to Port an 1'rlnrc. to loud wood lor the Medi
terranean, was wrerked previous to 7th mat, on a reef near
Aux Cuyra, during heavy weather. The captain and crew
saved thpiuacirea in the bouts.- and have arrived at Aux
Can*. (The O J H was built at Bcllvllle, NJ, In 1846, was
413 tons register, and was owned in New Yoik.)
H?rk Lom?a Buse, from Cuba for Fa'.moutb, which put
into Bermuda some time since in distress, has hud h?r name
changed to Doctor FAS Hunter. The captain advertises
for ?1600 on bottomry.
Hark Wh Woomids, Bennell. before reported, was aban
doned In a sinking stnto on the 30th March. In nil 7 28 N, Ion
67 IDE. The crew were taken on hoard he English bark
Anne lieu lerson, Eiffe, and treated in a courteous and hus
pHnhls manner,
I B S nit Aijmakdkk M, Moore, from Tobasco for New
York, ? tli a cargo of maliogai y, oil the 22d of May, in 1st
2351. Ion 67 41. took a heavy -ale, during which sprung
aleau, ami upon sounding thepumps found three feet of
? a er in the hold. Finding I' impossible to keep her tree,
and the crew exhausted, bore sway for Sisal on the 2fh1,
where she was condemned. Cargo mtided o i the I each with
out ('aioiire. 1'apt Meere and civw cumo i a-senger*in the
a. hi- llari let Brewster, arrived at ihL port jesterdoy.
8cur Fi.viitc Cloud, Jones, Irom Gloucester, put into
Yarmouth, NB. 28th ult, in distress.
Cork (Passage West), June 2?The ship Charles A Jane
from Maiunza-, hauled to the lioyal VI torla Dockyard wharf
for repcira.
CurRsocita, Jnne 3?The American ship Jacob norton,
from Calculi a for London, wld'h was stranded on the Coast,
alter he i ng . ot oil'and brought here, bus been sold to a Jer
sey shlpower for $65,0001 rutins.
Calcutta, May 4?The Atnerlcnn ship Shakspeare, Nor
eros-, hence lor London, w-Hli a very la ge cargo, Is reported
on shore near llogbiy Point, with los* of anc-tors. Two
bimhII strainers have been scut to her ae-ist-n.ee.
Ho-v Koso, April 27 (by magnetic telegraph from Alex
atHlritf)?The Lucreta, llard.Og, has been lost on the Praia
Shoals. (The l.ucr.iia sailed I mm llong Kong for San Fran
Cisco April tO.)
Tin- Emma. Sherman, has heen lost on the l'aracels.
Qufknstow.v, June 2?The Charles A Jane, from Matanzasi
arrived here, la Iraki,
8rRnr.Ri.AKn, June 2?The shipC II Southard, Howe, for
Genoa (previously reported aground at the South Dock out
let). la a wreck.
4th?Yesterday the hull, lower masts, bowsprit and lower
rigi Inc of the ship O II Southard were sold to Mr Barker,
of Shields, for ?520.
Whalemen.
Arrat New Bedfordd 1Mb inst. ship Bossenu. Green, Ho
no'. In Dec 20. Rorolanga Jan 25. I'crnauihiico May 12. with
10 0 bhls wh and 35 do t-p. lent hone' 23.504 lbs boot*,
o, Lav
Old 17th, hark Draco, Lawrence, Indian Ocean. Sid ship
Oblo; bark Eagle.
Spoken, Air.
17 8 school ship John Adams, on a eruira (waa 4 Mays ont
from Gardinnr's Bay, all well), June 14, 10 mib s SK;of Fire
Is and (!>? | ilet hoal Fannlo, No 17).
Ship Art Union, Morrison, from Liverpool for Shane se,
May 4, 1st 4 S, ion 23 VY.
Snip Solicrinn, Pendleton, from Ncwjort, E, for Calcutta'
April IS. la' tiP2 8. 'on 17 W.
Ship Universe, Wells, from Liveipool for NYork, June 1,
lat 4130. inn 44.
Ship Lnw ri n -e, Johnson, from Liverpool for NYork, no
date, at 4130. Ion
.ship Wrn Tapscott, Bell, from Liverpool for NYork, Mar
29. la! 51. on 23.
Ship Gurnet Bradford. 45 days <Y >m Bosioa for Rio Ja
neiro. A- ril 21. 1.1 17 04 S, Ion 34 20.
Brig Dh ccior. of Baltimore, lroiu St Cbes for Rio Grande,
April 2d. lat '5 lO S. Ion 3:> W.
Br brig Sarah Ann. Itound to New Haven, no date, off
Nan'uokci .-unilh Shoals.
Brie Prrto Pla a. from Port au Piatt for NYork, June 17.
lat 36 AO, Ion 74 40.
Foreicrn Parts.
Avrwritr, June ??Arr S.'ih Vp a?'.ie, Tyaon, NYork; 4th,
M R Ludwif, Herding, and Hoppst, Overxuard, do; 6lb
Arctic. Zereca. do.
Ai r at Hushing fth, Goo A Phll'lpe. Whittle. Anx Caves.
Rid May IP Kft I'.ligi.t, Il.i lac, C-slh. .; f nnsigimenl Ttflt.
cr; I llv. Kran is. and Jobaniia. Domke, Now York; Jtu.s1,
Adele Clausen, rtn.
Bflfast, Miv.1l?Arr Alex McNeill. Rummers, Philidc;
I'll'a; June 4 On ward Cnornhs, Baltimore
Hkacht Hutu. June 2-OfT, Vouch Helena, Ilidder, from
NY >rk for Amsterdam.
ItoKTiFiux, June 2?ArrU/xle Rice. Rley, Baltimore
BRKXKRiravrK. May 28?Arr Christine, Alimeppcn, New
York.
. B'V,2.*TA 7~Arr Crown Point, Knapp, Boaton. Sid
Apr I 27, Sinbeam, Udell. Colombo; May 9. VuMure Gill
P? nine.
In port Mar 12, ships Mogul, Spooc?r, for NYork: and
others as h?- orc. ?
Bf.'.izr., Juno 1?In port bark Edward Everett, for NYork
7 d?yr.
UKRvrnj. Jure 7?'"Id bark Pci-t.li i Brl. Cbaiaem, NYork;
?chr .lane Uiivit.'i, Palmyra. NBedford.
Cowcs, Jiiiu-J?Arr lianaa (a). Von Ranten, NYork (and
(Id for Bremen i.
C -Rtnrr. June ft?Arr TI V Barter, Ow.-n. on i Po.-ah.>nta?
I> l.ino, l.eghnrn. Sid May 3b, sh.mI i?cke, BwivUer, Cal
lu->: .1UM-,, Punch, WTliatns, NY >rk.
Cloi\ST.?0T. May T rr Vo est, EralNYork.
Oiout, Mavd Pant i. D- niiemaiiu, .v.-. Orleans.
Cm. I *'-i, Mav 20? A1 r Critr, I Ian on 1, Gem.:..
Cammjtts, Vac b?Arr Add'toa ?ill ft. t'ook Sunderland
Sid Apr I 24, Mobe. Uondholm. 'j h. Cbiri'na Bird
Bird Sin- sport: 27tli,Starlight. How. a, Huston: 2.ttli,Sii?k*.
p. arc, Norcio**. London /Re- MIm cIi.
Ciui.ao, May lft?S!d ah'p Kmma .lane, Jordan. Eip-lninl
?? li i in, Pnio.a. Chlncl. iH, 2s.b. Harry BluU", Bclinan, uud
r. ? -? iliitrk. r.imi.c. c.'ilni liae.
C it* rvf. Jo- e li?Arr brg Jiteol'JWk. Srvenson. Jtrv
W tl Sid <"11 b e P.ilfe. In., !.n ,, i.NYors: (f ten ,,f
tie Rout' . Hole ? s II if; l:l;h, I uinll-e, 111 Mj . and M..;i -y
? Suiilb. 1'h'lnd'Iph'a: Mo .t.-.. e. N Yerk; J fine
R -loer'los: A D Tor cy. Gil ?.% "? to ira.1 ?? Hi. ok i.raf
intn. 1*.???? nm'; II K t ori'. sUnll. Rw .in. PM!a>li,' .a
r nv-TTir.'s. .lone *\?Vrr irlr A It Patters, j. Km If,
Port Span; St., bur s Hoivland, NVs n. Boston: Jib,
"C.iris i in.'T b n. f cm; Sr.; II K Colth rM. Eroere.
P. . t el re; >t i, o irk ''line Ike. I'm,..*. Don.a a-. ? I. >
Cull, 'li-k. T'lut! ps.in, Phil,lib !|, in nt!-. shlo '?Vnyo.'' /"lis.'
s-n. Il iara f lit 7th. far a Mails, mo' Ake'i ' NYo-i
In h, Imrs Klorenco (Br-, Philadelphia; brio Naiad .Mr)'
NYo;k. '
l)i vi, .Tunc 1?Arr T.oiulon. IlsrU-iii. London (an-1 sl.l for
NYork; re , Irvm-, un undid'. Boston a id -Id for Lin.loa).
ltd > 3'. 1, at hay. Rennci], Shaiigbao; June 1. Puarsllbc
VY - e, E err, NYork. *
X)i Kossrs*. J. ue 1?Passed hy, Garub-a. Ke-in. from Ha.
\ana i hi Falmouth for Crous ad I; 3d. Scc.net, Meyer, from
N'*w f??r?l for BrPmfn.
W. ji.nej?Arr Braver. Chiptnan, and Alcidoa. VYy.
lnitrk. N\?>rp:.
EouTriKK.y. June 7?In port s hrs Florida, Mott, and A
Barn.-s, ?tc carro.
I'i 'i-n-TH, Jin.o.l? Arr Prestsstnio James. R'o Janeiro
nt i, On te-lvsrd. huiiou, Sa,ua. Rid 1st. White Cloud
Oerln-r, NYork.
? ;i.?s oyr ;i|.ie7?,trr Tbcrete, D ane, NYork. 3d S-ie
Sin-th, Ocoeeetftorn, St*. '
Sl.l io n ll.e Hv le 2d. Maid o' Orlcaa*. Detir.lt, NYork;
Bin. Hun* lie' Ulniicli.Olavo.NZ.
tlevi v.a K J. lie 3?Arr Mary B Rieh. Crrlicn, Maianraa;
4t . F .-etuii g, I outer, do: Chris Ni-Htui). M.-nxi-e, Ravoa.
Cksoa, Mar J ? Arr H I Emery, Perkins, IJrrrp?ioI; 31at,
vlr?.iil. A E trlllna. W'lkins, do.
OtrratrtB, May 27?did ahl;s VYeatern Chief, Wording
On. ice; John knot. Noyes, Slatanras; Br brie K.iropa,
Pseto, M.i/at to snd Bo-ion.
I'aevd by do 2dtb, ships Annie Rise, Weeks, frointlarru
chn for WojKiit, K; 2!itb. Miiisiiel, CIlITurd, irom Caiiao
for Valenebt I, ght easb rlv wfnd.
H ?"HK, June 2?1" yueghcl. Funck, NTork. Rid May >1.
Geo.vc-. .Cater, NYork.
llAVSt-hq, Ma.- 2!f?Air Darmalaedirr Bank, O sen. NYork;
June 2 Ilai.iiuj.iie (a), Hihw.-nscn, do. 4th, P.iua Albert.
Plo^ifo ^
Hn iron C'lxhaven 1st. Cat I, Tabnrg, NYork.
IIvlvokt, May 11?Arr Mary Bradford, Th -miison, P .eaa
n>. any: Jane 4. Flora .M Donald, Pnllcf, Baltimore Shi
Mav W, Miiirluva, KogeNman. B.co.ju; June 1, Allegro '
Holler, NYork; 3d, Nc? Yor?, Deivhur-t. Neweastle.
Havaha, June III?A-r I ri|i John Belch, Whaler. New.
poi l; ilih stra.o-hlpGcn Rusk (Confe. ) Smith, Galveston;
l-arh O B Hand tin, Chase. Portland; br'ra Amy W?r? lck,
Smith. Boston ; KoyaNton, Baton, Ncwc-tle. *Y; 12th hark
44.-is 1 speed, Danuio. B'tgo; loir Rusk (Br), llesnelierc, N
Y-.r*; ?' hr M Koitera, Karr-P, to.
HldRtl.s th, hrig Na ittlus (Untie:I, Sleflin, NYork: arhr E
M R;rnn., dtronr, 0 lt.m-?rw; 1'Mt. l ark Lnsy Elirahetk,
N.chuls, B? 'Imr n; 12th, ships John A A.la-rt, Ryder, New
Y'n k Mania Anns, Hales, llainpton 11- ud?; hark Amnn.la,
I'eBdietoo. Pal.1 o itn, E, 13(1 >. shits Clara Ann. Coom >s,
Bnih Rear a,0, Sawyer, Magna; bark AiUio< h, Gardnc.,
NYork.
t'id 13tU. b..rk E Sherman, Rkshlmrn, VY-nk; btlcOon
cord. Smith, do: k hr C D II .rlon (Rr), tier, n, .to.
llaLGal, June !<?? Arr ???ar lan e 8nr. Vln -ont, NYork.
Jac isi., J. tie (>?in ixirt M htaC II Cook, Siiaras, for New
York, 1.1*; D It Den-oil (Hr), in on do.
I.'vKKrooi. .day 31?Arr fc C Reran ton. Magna, and Tborn
ton, Collins, NY-.r.: Juu- I. Am-tralaa an s). Anu.-i sou. unl
W F M.-rrr. lri.ck.do; Eva, Pi rry, do; Id. Tnx.-aroia. Il.iu
levr, PhiliJeipi.l,.; 4ih, John Ahb rs. M -' - clrl s NYnik
Rt Uernsrd. Kelly. Chnnatvl; J r.its;, Alton, Un?M -
h Ham. K.llain. ['bliadelphia; ?-h. Kd'nbnrg ,s), Mir lau.*
N Y-ira; ll.v Husk. Nioktls, Ala nnza*; otb, Aui. E Moo *.-t'
II .opcr. Buliltnorc. ' '
OUT do7t.i, Jao. b B idc-r. f'om .
s..; M iy.il. Miiaton u.-, Ot .ard, P! !L ! -p.hfa foot before)!
CI.S. D..ve 1 ? p 1 rt Ke ly, Gei coj J'-n- I, Bnllar i, Pldlo
dr . li jd, Am il s, H. ter, ae-i t'opr:- I'nm-tt, ?; lit .r
N ' > r.ii Mou'hiiriploi!. An-t u, uiid K bsig. K tital, do- h V
H- i.l in, H ?rriman. M h; 11, Albert Gull i?n I>e]ann
>V I.?k ; Aiiti. Iielt.- R is ?tn, NOr ejsi*; It N Sis-art' - 'hi
to.s C).11 Sl.l 1: 4Ml, Belle Wood, i' i-b, .in-l Gloat V.e.tem
? P i- ier. N Y01 It; < Imago v (s), .???; Wll:o .tame, Bdeko sti .???
6th, Wniib.il i-.n.. Prsf, vne'.ac- fr r T-sdor. Sierer'nui
Carl von rreu nt. Is, Mohr, >. w Yors; G. ri..*i.li, Fr'.a.-v
Hat iplon Honda.
Cil May .11. I. Holdings. Ic-Uad, Wyburg; June 1, Mtinta.
Hi ck, ihilt ino., 4tb. Augi U brcaei, Clu.se y rcnsutdi;
6th. Amrnstn. Taro isthis. ?nd Poles, Out- humer NYi rk
Harris* Htm.MIi a. Nooksr. Ro-k!aii t. 1
Hn- o it Mi-y .li, A -oyiH. Young, foi Boston; A leislde Belt.
Rnb-ruoti, Pit.I oh Ipi.ia Jnt.e 2. East m ,-uar, NetMv. Mos
ton; r.ii'jeiih, Ntilsr. Calonltt; T uiou -. Jo u*on. N)or ;
31, Til. ? a s.| J. D interv, P! Ia'..| ln.i; Citoi-a. Hiikni. Bt
Jayodc Ciit-s; Nalsob, Bstt r ts.-nni.oine; 4ih, K I. L .tu-,
Bryer. N\..rk; Mh Ksa *, K s't, NOrou'is; Ki.niini C 4e
don, ?luctioir, NYoik; Kna (sk do* Ge?r? - Green. Pair*
lan..a, I'kl Ii-lelplda fent May 26 for N'trlesna); ? h, C iarg
er. Builtn, Hoi.ih-iy; p A i'al.iiSe, I'ss., and tk nasoi, Walaii,
NYork; J11:a .1), Cun-is-c
l*o.sr?>y. Mat 31?Arr K O PeH-r, Wel-h. Caps 0- od Ho|>e;
June 3, Yurktctvn. ?:#-yei. NV..rfc; ftth. AdrtaUr, M .ore, do;
F .nuy P'orn, Canu. Pldla Icip .la; ti n, E mhulu, Howard.
Ragitu: 7th. peerless, Blur, M.eiliiisin; Uriatul Bf.iie.Bfwm
Sg.e.'P.utO Kl'-O
Did 6ih, tlelrees, Clark. NYork; Tynemouih (s), Itsiipsr,
8a. Fran l-'o and Victor's .and 1 Id iro n Denl7lb.l.
Knl out Cili, Pauny Fern. U uu, for Bue'011; Uulwn, Jaku,
NYork.
IfHoosp'-HS". J me 6?Arr Wcaton Merrill. Rol-inaon
NYoik. Hid 3d, HlcphSO Croweli, Uur :e?s, NYork.
lii'tsHtvK Jnue 4?Sid c -nt-rtafy, Young, NYot-a,
Uf.ASk 1 v, Juno 2?Hid Thoe H .j ne, How. .1, K York,
rr'tiotr. >iav SB?Arr Ocsan Mec-I, L'on, ;4ou win Hid
171b. Dcean, wti-aef.aib NYork.
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.11 M.n dc Mil er, White. M im n . Old .Imie I, Daulnl
Bupit- . Fulia..ol|ililnjJs. .1 , Fiotonci, NYoia.
,v? main- ?, April 10?Arr Manims, H- > ti...leults /and (Id
Mi.. 1 .n uef return ;27ih, KingT?U(), >ierr>. NYork laud
i ll .11 Hh for H n *n| o ?, a.-).
.M,.t HAS. Ap< 1 26? Ar- Eiln K ' adirer, Hca >iv. Greecf-c'c.
M.'i .?'?*. Jn.te 7?vrr c/oj Ai.i rlc.ui I ton, Bsrilett.
?; J ? ? i f As Hei i ,-t vni-s. 11 iivo, C .Id. I,as jgi
1' .viitor'. O.'f -i -o; .1 Gt-c, -i i- " , Ke / W c-tl II -V'
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11? pv!< JlAi-iG d9 "riiffc I/4.IJ aN.ullvul I'!**?* Wig fit*! .9TS
br gs Mary % Thompson, Ha nor. for Phlladaipb)
Aifr. U, Hulloak. for lug, to anil la 8 day*.
Nkwo*nil>. May ?8 Bit oul, Con,lor . Bnhirua. f.
York; 31si, Julio, KraeH, NYork. Juno 8, Petar, ~
SlSWsJStf r
OrokTo, May ks-a. l P C Warwick, Green Car.ll*
11-0 lh# n*d*1 *?*
fof'NY^k.0*"- JUD? London' Hurtbut.fm]
Ho?^";,*??aRrA'T,HVi4n?- EMU for Curll.), (
NYork. J*m" ? Coa"l
aex"d^'.Ju,,e6?,n b,rk Tiv?l*. Brown, for
p"".*T,r.f-JT' Jl""* Am *os?el in port.
Qvnsitol^ M^Il /. Mi.lkau' **"??'. NVork.
?- n Whito NVo kV ? rAJT,?i?.,nue1' M.lro.u; Janol
Mlonehabt P.rr. 'v v '^' i*!'1 0 Da". Ki" "raudt
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(.rrM^l,U'4~lnPUrtll,'"0"r iU*"n(kr *? ?4
Kr Johns, P R. Jrine 4?In port brigs Fran.?? t- ,,? I
tin. lor Baltimore In ihr. a .lays; CbatUnooSi |Vv
Baron.lues, |Uht urr. ~??i*iiot>ga, trj,
SrJaoo, J"ne2?Arrh iraTwo Boy., ConkUo Km.
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Kelmlo,'. Parr, NYork; scbrOPlEm BcUaaldo /uh
Sfpsite; aiftfYfcSgijijte
rt.', Tlical, NYorkVSib. UaLfi^j
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^TkUiPAk^une 1-Arr bark M E Trout, Maddork,
RaArroblp Elizabeth C.-liio Pl|
Kan fran. ben. M Mth. rfhlp Simoon, Loucl v Hw/
(Be. ore reported trltho t 'sles.) ' v. *??{?
. Anaartoa* Porta.
Kce i,'(i,H,uVieIl"c~iA", "CT'* ;J A "uropalilre. -?I
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o^i,Ha.up^u b^tj v;: i::; K, ? J
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port. 8 Mirjno^mr^^rno<^OI^din,,U:,i
kn.l Cru oe. P.. ,t 'nYo' k ld sslir3 Carroil. Cu
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Wm ? ,e"k"'"' *
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n^^rffi?!Sl "bC ,tOUe' SlerPM' NYc'k- 4
',tAr'ivB ''*m,h,P Kiiaiinke, Cnuet), NYork via II,I
U. "?>"?>? Ship island hark Tnl
i h? He loir, ablpaRoi'i. (Br). Wllnnn fmm <?... ./
In ana; Theo Ku.s.p (Br) Irom lurerpool viau.i l
oik. rfadger, i j:. -t NUhtlnz. I.- C K *v ll el
bars Harriet, Bjln(, from Bureaux' ?;iel r a !?? ,??
Hlo Grain!,?. Oid a ,i. ti t, l u lir
loine, Bti-tun; ? hr j j Sp an r. .Sm'th. do. ' '
N?.M,;psto'^^.^u,V^;;^."Amur.can. Vowed |
PHabM^^
NEU BURYPORT, June l6-.Ur tlw' JufuV, a
czy*^x&,n tiffs* $??r**
sS^l^j^^'tecw'Wiaa
Nl Jtb 'Sld?Ph1I?^,H.0 ^""''orir 4
PSe^r7.Jn,m Maria. F ?,J R^"elt' ^ ^dclphia; .In
Sy,^V HAv KN' Jl ?* 17?Arr schr K.leu JViUsa,
I MILADBU*iUA, Jiiuf '7 - Arr *h(D Tarn /Rr
NYork; Chalh-nge (B, ), L Blanc. CbIrl?iu", n V|Vf
tfiD. lary S'an.Hh, ai ooU. do; u S Jour*, Crow ii I
Hcyi; S. NYork! BV"J
b f"i &?. ?;;.r rl
Keb;v", ? a't?-, N,,>' ?>df"^ ?
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Bavtu ? "do".1 n .'i D.J' U v?". '?obb rt^B8}.
i..iu ' ' V* 11 IJn.ve-. nob.nsoii, N, iv Haven r>
P n"I Var' K'e?oa. Buxbory0
L w7sAH-.|"Tntn!.,|!t',,rT Wn,"" rorto Cabel'n. I
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P ? fdd 1Mb. anhra it tie ,rrf? c?\Vvil
L o r ?'! I l.ol en <1 te, W ? N1 V I
a JWtS" ^iK- J1 '7-'Vr -.came rs P lean,
7.. , , 11 y' ? ?'?< Y r ; itr a K VI ti
8 O ir 7 '"i'M J* |M'^ ' u '' "I'l'l lJ ?l ltli- Oli , 1
vn i?.nf7,,fc*"'l,,h,2; rmith, Ami,
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Briatnil ,p 1 ~la,ld. B?inlngt.in. NYork ami'
p!,' aAWyl ( KLT' J"n<!?lrr *"hr Xaaatx i. Taib r, Ph|
Ijitt'ICrANn. 'tu .e li-Arr w;!,r. .M nrolnS , r.m
it K l> ,,t?... si, man, n ,? . . ??...- ... r< ' 1
"in in, H'i f ,m-, > ,ii^ inn!! tvi n r. p KV
? ch.H M.unls Cobb, Aveii!) IJaltim .ie; Ance ' il
A7; .VXvoV A",na' r,"v - I l.|
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M1SOK LLA STUOt'S.
AlTJi VIATOR?DR HRI.id-l NEuLY INVE1
?: r.: anil H.iroo Alio tin or cure*aurna, bann? i",
r I aii . ollsleieil .w. 2iceui.y 50 rent* an $1 )?'
8>-nt of iiihiI on r oript o p, | .nti *lx oenn. Soot tj
win h. 'Dr. J . BRHit.s, | io|T.e(or and i rar>i'-alcbiro
>11! Hroudway, Now lo t.
V^MITH k BROTHER'S
" KKW YORK
PALI
In whole, half and merter malte, brewed from iho.-i
BARLM MALT AND HOI'S.
Brewery between Seteuth ami Eighth even ire.
PBHSOXAL.
(SUARLEY.-I RECEIVED TODR NOTE. BUT HI]
J iiiiilernutnd It. b. ml i.nou.or to llruoKiyii P.iai
1IARKY SEYMO
I?<ur.ABErn-WHEN can i have the im.la
U ol ?? mag yon opr. or i M il not give yoo ih
then. Will you write a line to "R. R. Oar," elation I
oilioe.
IjVJIt ADOPTION.?ANT RESPECTABLE OA1
' Uily wishing tn adopt ii line ti?aitby female eli
month* old, I'tm do ? by ipiilv Iig to Win. Kami, in L
lone, between Warren and flu i; mroeta. KftoUyD,
1/OR ADOPTION?ANY RESPECTABLE J.VDV
JF lug in adopt a Lao neaphy teiaalo child, 12 moul
r.in i.oar ol- an opportunity by apply.:;, at Hie. Ma?lc
.2 > Sa?t TweaUi la ?ue?.. thud uoor. o-mK ivuin.
YTIOR ADOPTION?A FINE M\LH CHILD,
J? inontna Old; lie I? 'i lieui.ny, line Imy.an I |>h in
all ? no we linn. A Catholic preferred. Plcaro rn
Ilonry si., top - o ir.
tlEHALDINE- TIIKRS IS A l^TTER FOR VI
I nia'ionr. Pii-aao ana .er.
nAflARi?"HE" CAME AND WAS VERT WKI.t
I Old bit an '.Oil. Let me or "8 H. -V" know .
"meet." 1'ho 1 -aign" be guarJed, and yoo :.i.
Eafo. said
INFORMATION WANTKD -OF OEOROK RAIL TA
frout il'ar^nw, Hcoibmt, ?ho arrival A B.?
?loten yeaia ayo. Any Inn ? niatlon v 111 Ir th nikfo
retvoit by II In lumber, N< III Itae. at 75 Jay ft:u.'i, lliu
N. Y. PhdnUeli hla and Ruiimore papers pb aonpy
Ir VI!S. MAKTLA L. PI , \SIIO TS SCITOHED 1
ut the Wnt. rn. will eommnnti ate Willi her old at
faithful menu she wul till a told in an ucliln? heart.
kixr.
IK THIS SHOULD MKBP THE EYE OP PARA
P*i'lev, or any ol hur frl nits, thm* will Dlnaw ? nn
additst to Marshal. In care of Mra.Yorae.17 N> rtii
?trout, cornor ol K. I unit, Pul.auelpUM, alto tviU bear
? oil and true friend.
M
Y WIPE. HONOR* IIARDYMON, WENT TO
Orleans In NoremlaT, i* 0, end '.then faai heari
mi it ppii'; with a I idy oy the nai.ie oi lira. Cu*stA
Tlio ma ntrtet, Kew Orl-iioa. Any liil ovulation of be
be thank rally rei-aivrd by Inr bn-'and, TMoMAS t>
NBY, Ml Fourth arena , New York. New Oil ana,
coir and Cal im ota jwpn.1 yb sae copy.
Mlh.d C. Ik M.i LATKIJY op dp. kalr tv?
lliO"klyn, Bow in St. Mm It'* Die N w hark
pieeae w ad nrr addict* to Jeni y L??, d*.1 y Cuy
otU o.
IILUARDS.
1)11,1 tARDA ?FOR sale, A BP LP NIMH ST.I.i
> 'rathe, v.itli w. H. urbiit'i'a ?"'v laiprov d eoi
ib ii riu'ilop*. Al?o, SI. I'l."! "t i' ''"n? o" ? r.l * 'd
live i.?ai? a pie o. MM. R. tlMffliU|lllfii!! i|li{
BILLIARD TAIILBS, HANDHOMELY KINt*
elth Sharp's nowly llivrn I l at. pt tm. nn? i
to any una In iino, will bo fwnd ai ilH'i m oifii ' iy >
I niton atiwt, low for eaaii. Also MWOnd ua 1*1 T ??mn.
PI1KLAN A PATENT BILLIARD TtllLL- AND
lii. atmn Cnahton-i?tho heal and only lettable o
ua. are manufacMW''d and f n only l y
riiF.LAN k COLLEN JRtt, fid to ?> Ortwhy m<
RTCSrAUllA^lTN.
fine lot op oiu i; ? rerrtu ipst i.-eci
A en i I'trate, * b ?? ? M n tel * t!tO>vW,(,'l
a i , 1 . itrt 1 w-t ? Cortia 41 i ? J
m St ? -it'. A-i Miavjefnl atrry day. InuimV
be tTaUd rtfpltMb

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