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EAQU1RER OEFICE, Juiv 26.

This city is now inundated with small PR =
vate due bills, issued by individuals, to supply
the place ofsmall change-It was time to res
cue us from the effects of this mushroom, de-
based * debasing currency.---1he Common
Hall have now taken the matter into their
own hands; and are preparing to issue on the
faith OF the city, IN day or two, small notes to
the amount OF $4,000, in different denomina-
ioDs, not less than 5, nor more than IS cents
These notes will be struck on Bank faher.
They will be issued through Mr.. Sheppard,
the Chamberlain.
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PUBLIC NTCIT1-N.

ESIlLL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, on FRI
Wv day the 4th OF August, if fair, otherwise the
next lar day, so Acres OF Land, on the road heading
to The Meadow Bridges, alb ut three miles fom th.
Ttvi greater p"rt o. this tract is in wood-A will
be sol togcth, or d i'd d in l9 lots of acres each
"a plat tbs purpose will be exhibited on the ,lav
OF oaie-ior private residence the SITUATION is v,.ry
nesrabe-Terns Of Sale will be and 10 months
cteu'' NE purcss' giving notes satisfactorily cniar-
se, payable and negotiable at either OF the Ranks in
Richmond-and the TILE Withheld until the money ia
pad-By or'ier Of the proprietor
THOMAS TAYLOR.
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AZ The Magstracy and Common Hall of
this city are taking steps for the relief of the
distressed suffe ers of Petersburg. Committees
will wait to-day and tomorrow upon the in
habitants of the different Wards for contribu-
rions towards this meritorious object. 1t is
hoped, that Richmond will not disgrace her
self.
u We are proud TO hear that the high
minded men OF Petersburgh are not dispiri-
ted but are preparing TO rebuild their town
with the energy which COMFORTS with her re-
putation.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

RON THE SUBSCRTBER.
"a the FIRE, 0''''a
a DARK BAY HORST,
about feet high, sv tel TIL hasslut,r IN b;stok
sDo VI tht &c o. m gr, CcossiOnCd ~ IRE saddic
Whe'cd there Is nell white SPOT On che OF H. bid
teet, iiis star on his forehead
Ar' Ferso who viii deliver the said horse IT Ens',
iSyefr, IN Petersburg, orsccure HIM 80 tlotT oct t
sgai, shall be literally rewarded.
tsus Il MERRlMAN
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BRUSSELS, Nav %.

BRUSSELS, May %.
At Marseil'es fresh disturbances have bro
ken out. The theatres are shut, and DIRE
not be opened again. The spirit of the peo-
pie IN the south is such that on the least CO.
operation and support from the Allies, a gen
eral rising against Bonaparte, will immediate
ly take place.
May a.
Within these few days there has been a tu-
mutt in the neighborhood of Lille. A number
of country people hoisted the white cockade,
and cried "Vive lie Roi % A detachment of
troops fred upon them, by which several
were killed or wounded. Many are fiying
into our country. In French Flanders and
Picardy, the Bourbons have very powerful
party.
The whole French army seems TO be aIrea-
dy cautioned about the Sambre and the Maese,
and II IS to this important point that the Duke
OF Wellington and Prince Butcher have espe-
Orally turned their attention. The cavalry
OF the allied armies is excellent, and the ar
tilery very numerous. 1t is asserted that the
latter amounted to 700 pieces OF cannon, ali
in perfect order. The fear of the French
government for an invasion, becomes daily
more evident.
Orders have been given to remove to the
interior every thing that is not necessary for
the defence of the place, and this measure
has been executed with extraordinary preci-
pitation.
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q CLERKT W.A-NTEn-
VALUABLE LAND ron SIZE.

ENURSUAErT to Deed OF rr.t executed 70 ,bs
Sntscribsiby Tn mas D. Charnbe, layre. AID
now now 81 record in King William Court, ! shall on
Wednesdsy, t.e Soth s August, proceed to s q fr
S Isl =, NhS Wv nam Courthouse, most deraht.
Two hundred and ninety acres, exclusive Of abo, one.
hundred acres o sunkcn grounds, Which a heavily
en'Dercdwtl ASH, gum, &c end is nm eeIe,t rau .
49, 80. he arablr aud scons ell # the mo
lively, lert quality. Iii, W. shed l.. the .oun l., +
annuity ltiy =, where the navig.t u is bod ei,o,
Tor 'ip-apd there Is pert Of Virginia whore sor,
s"n ~" he wild fowls which frequent our fr, 81 waters
q more ab'indant-and where at the sar.s. ,i,n,
me productions # the 'ali water can be cbtanrI ,
me greatest fseliy III, -.ighb1iho.d IS agree. b.
and The subscriber assured that basfr ,oopi
ne ms pr Ter 10 purchase other lands eontiquou.
u he wished il. e''''
-. HERBERT A CLAIBORNE.
King VIM. july 2G.--Im
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EI CNk-3lNDENS, EOOh-SELii:RS and ST A.
TONERS, 1T ,lie siarJ ,st, Is occ ypict ly hs:
Samuel rie.ssnts, deceased. have list ceved an al
d't"nr supply OF BOOKS = SP.9J'IO.N.4 ifY,
which they enabled 10 offer To the uble 1t very
reduced prices
Merchant, Clerks and Sheriff. Books made toany
pattern, upon TIE shortest notice tor WI ie ptrp.se
they have provided themselves Will the yer, ht Il IA
per--oreis iror, Country Merchants and Ci, ri :,
Chose particularly Ia the Western se.tian of ne
state, who have been in The habit # obta.ia- .!an'z
b'sp's i.om them will be thankfully received AID
promptly attended To.
They have constantly On hand general assr rtmer.t
Of Oh ChArclIs celebrated Patent Fanny .ue.E mes.
&c. sc.
Rchuont, IuIy e6.----w3w
n. u. They HAY" III press and sIorlv >riiF
he published, he lnsrI,iG .ianac lSIG--it NJ
60 lain variety OF usrivi ami entertaining na,trr--
PURCHASERS b the qaah'iy, will be tr sncd al re-
.uecr prices
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.NOTyCE.

A HNCK oat tie Bank or Virginia, drawn IN m
"a isyo1r by Jaincs Henderson, Esq Of Williams
Dofe' 10, Ca suns Of y s23 o. las been stolen RON
me--ihe public are therefore csu,io,.eJ sg,;,s, r.
selyng II as tle payment Of bas been stopped "a the
RICHARD W. BYRD
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c. TERREII g " q Dry

{. I'ERRGLLt g ~. {. Dry.
VI EROPOSE t h We Public E>alninatirn Of th-ir
3 School, on Friday and Saturday The 2Sth ald 2gth
Instant.
4 he Classical department will be exauiaed on Fri
Gay, ana the EnsiSl, and Scesthc, on S"urday.--
The Examination wilt commence at o. clock ON each
day.
Parents end Guardians of Children, and all who fe
interested IN the Education OF Youth, are respectful
iy request j % attend.
"A 4o''ioc> on Sa.urr'ay ming, the Junior Class.
e. VII meet at the Capitol To- reel Sp-eches To
Il is exhibition of the first essays Of our little Sneak
-, the Ladies OF Richmond, aud Youth at both sexes
as wen as Gentlemen, are resp ully nNit d.
After the examination, the school will b. varat till
the lst September, when it will be re-conmenc d.
july c6---ot
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evident Justice and ssch decisive weight, tn a
none of the sophistries by which it is pretcn
ded to be attacked, can at ali affect It:
2. That these reasons remain in all their
force, and that the changes which have in
fact occurred stree the Declaration of the 18th
of March. have produced no alteration in the
position of Bonaparte and OF France with re-
gard to the Allies.
5. That the offer to ratify the Treaty ofPa-
ris. cannot on any account alter the DISPOSE
ton of the Allies.
Therefore, the Committee is of opinion
that it would be useless to publish fresh de-
claration.
The Plenipotentiaries of the powers who
signed the Treaty of Paris, and who such
are responsible for its execution with regard
to the acceding Powers, having taken into
consideration. and sanctioned by their appro-
batioa the preceding report, have resolved,
that there shall he made to the Plenipotenti-
aries of the other royal courts, a communica-
ton of the minutes of this day. They have
further ordered, that an extract OF the said
minutes shall be made public.
Here follow the signatures in the alphabet
ical order of the courts.
Austria. Portugal
Prince Mettr,ich The Count de Palmetto
Baron Wessen6erg Saldanha
Spain, (Espagne) Lo6o
II. Comes Labrador Prussia.
France. Prince Harden6urg
Prince I0AeyrQnd Baron Humboldt;
Duke Of Dakberg Russia.
Count .dleris d'No- Count Ra8ounousky
ailes Count Htakie6erg
Or. Britain. Count NeSseirodc
Clancdrty Sweden.
| Cathcart Count Loe7uenhieL77.
Sie7UarE.
The undersigned Plenipo,entiaries, appro-
wing the whole of the principles contained in
| the present extract from the minutes, have
affixed to it their signatures.
Vienna, May IL, 1915.
Bavaria. Sardinia.
| Count Rech5erg The NJ de Sc. Marsan
Denmark. Count Rossi
| c. BernstorF Saxony.
! I. Bernstein Count ScAuIem5urg
Hanover. Two Sicilies.
| Count 01alnster The Commander Rufo
| Count Harden6urg Wurtemburg.
Netherlands. Count WnzinFe rodr
| 8aron SfGn Baron Linden.
Baron GGgern.
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& NJ or two Families Of rooi Plantation NEGROES
- WIN SIX or eight boys AID girls wanted. Eaqsire
- "" ootft. ygy zV.---tf
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TEN DOlLAR3 RTVY1GO-

, a NAWAI finm ;''r ST. iL,r, ON the :.i;lit
~ ct the 2Sd irst sn Ap al;cs Lev. ua.i,ed
JO/5JV U-fI, b,ani t. HE liel lsyi'ggnd ria,trr-
ing tr,dei, is :hJnt 20 ya,s ol a,. tvi. r,,bc s,-
,ure, lass Gown lock when spoken -. As sc has :.
consd rabe qnantit, OF clothes it unpossi. TO sY
what his dr IS is The so"ve ard will be paid tor
tie deliv ry Of The sid DAY, in Richmond, th re.,-
sonabe charges An Persons are forv armed FROM
employing or h.rborins said DAY, as l will prose
cute all such Offenders
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JOHNSON EUBANK.

- Fhc E'it,ro the Petersburg Daily Courier ia
requested TO publish the above ev ry other day Tor
one week, and forward his The Editor of
te E.nnmirer.
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CAMPBELL
LATE AND INTERESTING.
FROM FRANCE.
Boston, April 3O-f.lundsy No

'oo.oh' Aprii gu sunday noon.
Last eveningI received letter, (wb
came by the British schr Blanch arrived
Friday from H 'ifax) from an Americ..1 p,
tismau, dated flaIitax 22d irst. who arriy
at that place, that lay, IN the British b
S'er6ro!tc, from Magseilles and Gibraltar
which the following Is copy
Mr.. SAM'L. TorLrFF,
SlR,-I left NJ ,r,ei lies the 7,h Ma,
and Gibraltar the 27fh Of the same mont
as it may be agreeable 10 you and your
merous body Of friends 70 have the 1ossess
OF any news ray long p ssage may afford.
duces me to become again your corresp
dent.
I have Paris papers from November /,
to March 1918, as also the address of
project Of the department. of the mouth
the Rhone to the enlightened Marsel
and his administration generally. toeet
with a copy Of the regulations Of the fir
dom of the port Of Marseilles, whichI 81
forward you as soon as opportunity offers,
gethcr with a Gibraltar Chronicle of the
March.
&c viii here transcribe an extract from
letters on the late novel and extraordn
attempt OF the ex-enperor Bonaparte'
ding on the shore and advancing intotb,
terror of France"
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MlLLFDG EyILLE, April %.
INDIAN MURDER

We some time ago Expressed our fears,
that if .he Greek Indians, who perpetrated Il
recent purder upon the body OF d waggoncr,
were allowed to escape with immunity, it
would become cur parnfu! duty to record 81
yailar acts of their barbarity. Our appre-
tensions are too truly realized. LicHt. John
Walker, of Capt. Hendricks company of
Wilkes county militia, with eight lriyates,
from Gen. M'intosh's command, having re-
Ceivcd Burroughs, proceeded OH in advance of
the army, and on the 17th inst. encamped at
White Water Greek, IS miles west OF Fort
Lawrence. Not apprehcnsive of danger it IS
Supposed they were unprepared to ropel an
T.ttack. The saVages stole upon their gluIu-
bers, and fired at the unconscious uctims.
John Matthews, of Lincoln county, was XII
led on the spot.--Gcorge Caveness, Of Capt.
Sahod's company David Clarke, of Ebert !;
Absalom Mauidcn, of Lincoln ard Lieut..
John Walker, of Wilkes, were wounded--the
two former dangerously, The latter severely.
The remainder of the party escaped and
reached fort Lawrence in safety.
Capt. Mercer, commanding a company of
Pioneers, reached the scene of murder the
ensuing morning. The enemy were immedi-
ately pursued, i'll different directions, bat no
satisfactory discovery coGld be made.
TTcf,st
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.NQSHYILLE .4nril 1s

Yesterday Maj. Gen. Carroll arrived in Nashville.
He WAS met few miles from the town ty the cnizens
of the town, and escorted ina public dinner will be
gwen him nnd Gen. Coi:se IN y short time
From the departure Of the Tennessee militia from
this state, TO their RETURN u,lei stand nearly 500
have been lost principally by the ,nwhoesomeness of
the lower country. This estimate includes the com
rnand of Generals Carroll and Coffee.
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/. l21 coPY.)

NIX As SE, VNarCh Cd, 1871
AS wonderful as it may appear. Be
Parte landed yesterday at fouar, at the Gu,
Jean, sent lieutensnt's guard, of q men
the hntibes Notification (Which is garris
with near 1000 men) tn dem a its SUR.
der by ruse dc .euerre, ~ .were ]
marched into the fort, and the 1,.- in irol
the gates were then shut ana they were
termlned to defend Themselves and the n,
against any force he might have he
took rations at Cannes and with his usual
pidity arrived here. fifteen leagues. this q,
ing after he passed through this civ
mayor ordered the gates of the place to
immediately shut, as TIE only means of %
venting the troops stationed here from fole
ing him and joining his standard--it is sum
sed he is proceeding to Grenobe. or
mountains IF Dauphine, and is buying all
horses on the road or in fact taking III
wherever he meets with them, and mol
ing his men with all expedition possible. 81
Bertrand is with him"
One of the English Navy agents "a fri9
OF nine) told me on the 9Th of March,
had seen man who left Grasse on the
and who was in the city when Bonapal
passed through it, confirmed the truth of
last letter quoted, an added that it was W.
dlfhculty that the troops we're prevented id
inE him that Bonaparte, Gen. Bertrand &
soldiers had issued their flaming proclarl
tons ct singular cast-combined, they
dressed the united population of France
saw none OF them, as whoever had theml
Marseilies was taken UP Immediately 4
put into secret conhnencnt-twelve men 4
been taken up in Marseilles.
The news was made known by prod
nation from the Project on the morningI
the fourth, and before noon the SD and 81
regiments of the line had been marched cA
pursuit in the last Of which, shortly afteI
lett Marseilles, some attachment to
cause Of Bonaparte had been shewn,
twenty-four men, it was said were put uni
arrest
Prince Massens had left Marseiles toI
SIT Iouion, and to expedite troops to arr
Bonoparte's career
p" The guard Aufaine in Marseilles. =
slsting OF merchants and men Of prope]
were turned out cen masse''-2OOO vi
marched of on the 5th ard 9th in purd
and 5000 had signtd public address tel
the guard Aubainf and Garde National
France. expecting hem 10 be true to thd
selves, their King and their country, wifi
was a most enc getic and royal prod
ton.
/" Bourbon flags we're suspended from
windows Of most e the houses in the d
from the time o'thc PRONUNCIATION Of |
news until the morning Of the 9TH March |
time left. Thongs of the people at
corners, reading the different patriotic
oval addresses we're shouting d" Long /
he hinS l'oift live Louis 18th '' third
INC day 'Ch@ige was crowded but no
ness done--Sft1es OF agitation and c0nfuk
continued tEr' night BANDS were
ng' nrumS 'tcaipg, tyoors coming in &
g the ciiy,l and moving IN ali duec
trough r. Win n reinforced infantry
lagoon patrN &C the guard Aubane, 4
II ~ a state + alarm. A
One cir,umA'ance, notwithsta1dW
aoutl. decides the al
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(lstCOPY

CANNES, MarcF 1st. 1871.
bonaparte landed this after noon tow
four O'Clock, at the Gulph Jean, distant
league from hence, end came h ere this p,
ing at II, to take IL or 1900 atoms of b,l
and meat, which was immedis,telv fi1rn;s
him, when he fled off with alb out 190o ;.
towards Grasse--This event surprises
much, ard We do not know s Tat to thinl
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Tort of Ho.Ion. Ami 81

u VI J-I-IU-05 ~ u "
PIT IN for hGrb0H, scLr. Osclr, .Nycksrson,
tGstiDc So h9irs bo''1d IN Phiicleibta. 6ITngs IN
firm t2n Mat He BTiiish evacuated Caatinc, The 27t
Nff and 1r7lf on f5oUH Is hU1istn'fs ny He hnr60r
ruyl,F IT, t<t.ts.. ,.ies-fte- -.. ..i.n1 a7Asr
.grigh far Ht fGr, U11lr c51Jwy ofHe Spencer a.,
JfJepion, Pcher, Oscur, o1ddnothrr bri@ nj 7rur--
Cti Stees 7rih GboHt 50 soEsrs fooh pos,e5sioi me
sane arE, anil insisted the Y,gLce st5ibss
Je h11c seeH hif.7' fr9r .4ns'crdur of n:
22d u Fei~aarg. ayhtcb s,r7 erie IJ1fed Sfo'sJ
'S1cs s,l' gc0.Ft ~ o5-h1' e. 81 - e7al,iers
Jsr 100 dalois q sic per- cent. Stock"
ny Paper.
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HY ia iefter fr9q cqk Cdelh}eHfo TIE q,
OerH0y u Leghyrm
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Extract OF a letter from Carthagena, dated
March, 1915 =" We are actually ia u state of 81
but the besegcrs have not the means OF continun
long, nor oiattacSins, so that, doubt it will soonb
over"
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HuShsn sioop OF war IA ~ sc,
2Sth Feb. 1915, p. y
General
have the honor to inform lyon, Z
Bonaparte has left the Island OF Eib;H, on S
day evening, with all his troops an gen,
men ateached to his service. tI;E has
Nous. Lassi, who was mayor, ana, fne OF
chan,5eriains. as governor, with ttEe rant
general OF brigade at Porto Fer,.ajol a
cd the same If it was has intent;on H. DEF,
the place against the allied powerJ his
ply was, tnde II he rad the means, HE wo
not surrender it except TO NapolI Ion or
order.
Some CorsicanH, and the national gun
have been left without nrnIs. The notl
aud sister PauIiBa have remained at Po
Ferrajo. Bonaparte has taken solne pie,
OF Cannon, some horses and provisions,
Soh'c days; and he has the ahmed br
L1nconstanti, the Bomard, the Star q
Caroline, and ieiuccas, upon which he a
embarked his troops. HIS notilla was |;
night oGPorto Ferrajo; Yesterday afternc
to,tie north'of the island of Capraio. c6ns
quentlJ' believe that il is destined 20 Amt
or in its vicinity, upon the coasts Of France
Piedmont
[S;gned1
CAMPBELL L.
Col. Campbell WAS the English resdl
at E'ba, but more often at Florence than
ms post-lhe q 3aiture was timed some r o,l
following tie last sailing Of the Partridge, frd
raot between which and Leghoin has bc
h's static tor two months past.]
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Montreal roper OF 2oth April, says " Com Cbaun-
cey arrived nj kingston ON the 10Th lie rcceive4
on board The St Lawrence With salute of IS GUNS
tie naval officers speak OF him fgentcci man
ners and address Gen. Brown had arrived ct Kings
ton aso--v'o, with the Commodore, were shewn e.
very possible attention and rspee by the heads Of our
naval and military department. there"
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ST.Lot-is. March @.

BY an express this moment arrived from
Nncennes, we learn that men were killed
ON White river on the 10th, ON Coffee's Is
land on the 18th, and one this side of little
Wabash On Monday last.
The Sacks, Kickapoos, Vinehagoes Fox
IS, End Iaways will shortly be called upon by
their English allies to bury the hatchet, and
( is expected 10y many, that hostilitics will
cease on the fronyier. For our part, we can
not for moment believe, that the Client pa
ciication VIII restore security to the frontier
she old men and few squaws may come in
shake hands and receive presents, but their
Toung have tasted American blood, they have
\ easted on many poor quivering victims, nor
Will they cease 'tiil they are made to kiss the
rod
8 gentleman from the county of St Charles
lnto[ms us, tina: man OF the name of Rec
ianS:,'was shot last Sunday at the door ETA far
1per's rouse on Couvrs settlement, < that as
they wcNe scalPing the unfortunate, the sa-
wages we've free. from the house, and one
Indian killed.
The remains Of capt. Galloway and the S
men who were killed by the Sacks, were
found cruelly IT ngied, their heads cut off aud
otherwise cut to pieces.
AS thsr above WAS pu ting in tyne, person
teS- Here from tie upper settlements of St
Charles county, and informs that Mr.. Bus
by WAS hulcd there by the Indians a few days
ago.
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BALTIMoRE, May S.
We have been obligingly favored by a mer-
camille friend with the following letters,
furnished by Mr. John Henry Purviauce,
Clearer of dispatches for government from
our minister in France who passed thro'
this city yesterday for Washington.
CORY Of a letter from Samuel PurUiance Of
baltimore. residenf al LcghoT77, 10 his coI-
SIN lain II. Pursuance az Paris.
LEGHoRN, March 9, 1915.
Ny Dear Sir,
Presenting the highly important
events which are passing in our quarter would
much interest You, have taken up my pen
to drop you line, and say that Nap6leon's
sudden departure from the Island Of Elba
has caused an universal alarm in this part Of
the word-tbe consequences Of which, may
prove Incalculablc.
a Greek vessel arrived last night, met his
squadron three days since or Monte Christi.
near Civita Necka--0f Course their destina-
ton was doubtless Naples sherc lie would
ind an army Of 10000 men ready to second
his views, and whag lie might gather in his
progress through the north Of italy, would
necessarily much increase his means and the
probability W his again restoration to power.
/ annex what official details we have yet If
nc atsr, q supposiug you do not understand
.taii ~ n+vc preferred giving you an Ing
..h translation.
Hy ia iefter fror7 cqL Canh}eHfo Me 20
verJiur u LeghyrM.
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E-w-y1RK. MAY

-.
Yesterday arrived at tits port de British i,acke.
NiachnLrosc, Da7stsn, from Falmouth via Halifax
days from the latter, witt, tine March mail she is
the rs British Packet tl,at has arrived in this country
since the restoration of commercaD Intercourse. We
nave received by her regular file of London papers
the 25lh March
Jacob Barker, Esq Is elected Senator in the I.e-
esa'uTe ofths state, from the southern district, by
majority Of about 900.
The United States cartel snip Pe,sevcr ance, Dill,
er1iyed a Providence IL. l. the Gotta ut from Ifa-
fax, With $50 prisoners, all that remained there. Sae
sailed from iiaiilix on tie 18Th alt.
Thefoowing compliment TO the I" Pea;e Party, :"
airing the zsar. is from art lie published in the
onreal Courant Of tie 22d April, received at the
dice nj the Satio1a! Advocate
lie One Pr srlent) concludes his message by
rnendlg fdeFty to the Union, Cs constituting ME
faHcdInm # national indeteuceuce and brosbcJifg'-
Whether intcndcd or not this Recommendation is a
blow a. the NewEngland parry, whose opposition fer
& While weakened and embarrassed the measures Of
their national government, and operated in favor of the
british cause; hut by the explosion OF the Hartford
Convention, az last turned be only an electoneer-
f-lSDroce-s 70 Dust the present administration, snd
Iseat tiicmtciges ~ The government From their OK
Hinple ri folly and wiekedness, let British Subjects
lea les Of visdom, and never weaken Their own
go'ernment and disgrace themselves, by such party
opposition