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Erv,cRATIoN. To the lst of June, Il
migrants had arrived at Queb9c, and
/ Isoyernmcnt agent there had received
IN, lbal 50, ,OO0 had contracted for pas
L during the season, and nearly all from
|s5gd The number expected TO come
[r,uada and the States from the three
|rlOns. is estimated by some as high as
|ToOO. The rest Of Europe will proba
h .ad 10 The States 5000 more.


gtua PExsAco-A.-By the arrival last
,,sag oflhe steamship Alabama, from
prucola. we learn that the Americas
aIrOn was stIl a, anchor in that harbor,
r,ang orders, when she left on Tuesday
isnoOn. Captain Stockton, ,'n'he Prince
~ ki Galveston fIr Washington on the
uns day as the ST. Marys and Saratoga.


A French brig of-war arrived on the OH
ssanl from Vera Cruz, and reports every
Aing quiet when she lett.


The u S sloops Of war Saratoga ant
!. Narys arrived at Pensacola on The Is
M. from GalvesIon.-TroPic l0h.