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The Edwardsiile UllinoiS) Spectator of the
9th OF June, has The following paragraph:
| Presidential Election q: all the perpIex lilies
| TO which tie pubiIc Officers and people of this
state arc subjected, from The ipcousiStencies
! antiquities, aud absnrdiiies OF the laws OF the
| last session OF our legislature, none will OK
| coed the difficulty of executing that which,
| makes provision or the election at electors of
! president and vic. nIcsident of the II. States
| Ey ih'Siaw' The governor an the MONTE If SEPT.
neat Is required Ia divide the state Into cleo 10.
raj districts, apporiiuned according TO the
| census oi The Inhabitants 10 b. taken this year;
! whlch census, "A former act of The same scS-
| sion directs, shall be commenced in August,
| and completed IN December. As the governor
| viii fnd the task assigned 10 him Impractical
hIe Ia perform, we respectfully suggest TO the
editors OF the Illinois lutrlligencpf The rropri-
ETY. OF obtaining The opinion ut the membrrS
| OF the kaskaSkia bar, whether The re can he
any doubt under the pecaiipr circumstances Of
The case, OF The sEGALirN of chooslus electors
al the general election i'll August.
A private Iet,eI from an officer on board
The u. ) ship CONGRESS, Capt. HcnLy.
was Yesterday received IN his city, dated
al Manila, March the Isl. The iligaie
arrived there on the 10Th of January.
Oar reception here (says The letter.
formed striking, and highly pleasing,
contrast 20 The very uniavoTab!e one ne
had recently met with in The ancient, bur
uncivillZrd and Unacceptable, courtry we
had so .lattiy left. The maunerin which
We we're received by Tie & Verncr WAS
peculiarly gratifying, not only 10 our
| rational, but 10 our individual, feelings.
The kindeSt oilers of public nature
have been made TO Capt Henley, and
The officers have been sevelaly invited
and welcomed la his house, in he most
hospiiahle manner. HIS example. how
ever, has been followed by very lew OF
| HE Spanish gentlemen; they preserving,
IN lis fullest extent. Tie proud and resprl-
ed character for which they are 50 noted,
keep aloot, and pay Us little or no alien
hon even III HER own hOnSes, where We
often 90 TO yisli Tie ladies, whose polite
attention amply GOmpcnsaics Tor The
rUdeness OF The men"
The Congress was 10 sail in ten or iii-
teen days. Tor Macao, in China
[hat. lat.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-U. s. BANK
SrocK-lC39 to lo5 ihIs forenoon. In
New IoIk yesterday, sales al I0f and
l04l. Frank. Ga-.
Jaiy 2s.-Salcs this forenoon al lO4.-
In New York yesterday, sales al lei. no.
tBg the Uorgiu1a-l
ana cages, JHV y.
One of Admiral Brion's vcssels Of war
has Just auchored in his harbor. She
brings accounts that Rio de la Ilaicha was
recapinred few days, sincr by lie Roy
alsis, O"ingto the ireacierv Of HE Pa
riots. phil. Ga=.
New YORK, July 26.-The Quilted
S'a'es' irgate CONSTELLATION. Capt.
RidgieV, has been al anchor IN the Bay,
several days wind bonnd. She yesterday
morning took advantage of westerly
breezc, and vent TO sea. J. NJ. FORBES,
Esq. has gone out in The &. as Consular
Agent 30 Bucnos Avrcs.
FROM VALPARAISO.
JNiy 27.-Sblp Charles, Collin, from
the Pacific OceaH, has arrived al New
Bedford. BY her, letters have been re-
crived III Boston from Valparaiso TO the
9TH April, al which time tie Chiliar
squadron were al! in port. iicens trade
had been opened win Peru, aud num-
her Of vessels had sailed with wheat ant
other articles Tor Lima.
A plot 10 assassinaie IT," Supreme Di.
rector Of Chill, and io place tie family ut
Carrrra al the head OF iiie government
r had been discovered.
Business was dull--sales were made "
SoNtibW'Ni b"p'IJ Nbltu VI as at q uiS'
count Of 30 per cent.
Tie SLIPS Packet and Fixing Fish, o
Bps,on, and brig Viper, OF Providence
had sailed Tor Canton. and were expecicC
10 return 10 Valparaiso.
Ertract If a utter rccejved IN this city, dateC
az VaparaisO. AprH I2M.
The political state OF tie country ha
experienced very little change. TIE lon.
; talked OF expedition TO Peru, has not We
been realized, and when or how it Wil
be effected, Is, as yet, prOblemc,ical
Gen. Bolivar has penetrated INTO ,ih,
province Of Popayan, aud tie powerful
army under his command seems To- ensur
Tic continuation Of that success Vhicl
has Tor sonlc lime attended bin. IN a
gent OF lis arrived here lately, and ti,
purchase Of powder aud arms appears Il
be one OF tie principal objects Of hi
visit.
" MARKETS. here, on ihe whole, bav
been better Than we anticipated ih'
, consumption Of merchandise having KEEP
pace with lis introduction"
Her. Adc.
PATRIOT RECRUITS.
g CHARLrsTON. July 20 Notwithstanding IN
Arrest couffuf fuf t,f faiI for Trial ~