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Died,
On the stn inst after short and painful Illness MARY
only daughter of Richard and Jane Cunnin CHAM aged
years and six months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at.
tend the funeral from the residence of her father
OF Rivngton and Lewis streets this day, Nov 9th hall
past O'Clock.
On the 7th instant, suddenly, JOHN COREY in the ssth
year of his age.
On the 7h instant, THOMAS FARRELL in the Saith year
OF his age.
On the 5h inst. after short Illness CArHARrxE HEALY
widow OF Ezra Healy, in the 4sth year of her age.
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DR. X NELSON, will deliver Course OF Lectures o.
Physiology, illustrated BY Diagrams and demonstrated By
Experiments the New York Lyceum, All Broadway,
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock in the even
ing To by the Introductory tfree) ON TUESDAY
evening, the 9th instant n76ter
I AIDES Silk and Meripo Under Vets for sale By.
- JOHN NJ DAVIES JONES,
o22 lmsm IO6 William Of John ss
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fr-fame and celebrated Pills. from Portugal,
we 20 be Obtained in this country See adysrt
msnf on the Last eolumn ~>~ - - nj 10
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y Of land .oId in each OF the state. named nearly
Total acres.
SEE g75

five allow 100000 for the expenses of collection and
the original per cent which each State entitled by
the terms OF admission into the Union there remains
100000 from which this 10 per be deducted,
which leaves s56eo3 to be divided among the States.
This VIII entitle each to the following sum -
EsrimArED AMOUNT TO Br RECEIVED EACH STATE
SNpER IHE DsrHIsUTIoN Law. yuLY l, 1872.
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FRANCIS PATENT LIFE BOAT.
OFFICE No. WALL STREET NJ ixr

I.
TNELAMED, DISEASED AND WEAK EYEs-DR
WHEELER Ocuist 80 Greenwich street, N. Y. respect
fully informs the public that in consequences of his practice
become enlarged he
OF conne his Office attendance strictly between the
to A. M. anai r. M,
lents.
NowIhstandng tnat among the hundreds Of
which III: w. attended, many hy
professors
cuIab yet Dr. w. mas failed 10 eradicate the disease
and effect perfect desDe dsadva winch
may have presented itself agains
hope IL his treatment or the
vpr1us hteIo considered incuabe diseases the eye
enables am with confidence 70 refer the afflicted who be
unacquanted with him. and his mild mode of eating the
orders Of this oganto restored patients the
class OF ocety respecting his professional abilities
scientific ocuisi.
Chronic inflammation Of the eyed, eyes, however
standing be efectuay and permanently cured and
films, specks removed without surgical operations.
Terms TO suit the circumstances Of the patient Imissr
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Married,
At Paris on the 27th September, by the Mayor Of the
5h District Of Paris and afterw at the Church of ST.
Lawrence, Mr.. WILLIAM CHASE BARNEY, of Baltimore to
Mademoisello MARIE FELIcIrE LIE PETIT, Of Paris.
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guaranteed to all forms of secondary syphilis.
tents affected with pains in the bones cIaneous erup-
tons throat and every other symptom indicative
the existence of venereal aint should this specific
without delay Sold in bottles 81 each In of half
dozen bottles, S. forwarded to any address)
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau street.
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ADJUSTMENTS

AAOSEMENTS.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Pit His ri s'r SRssS r Sa, cent VII, First Tier cents
shoEMAkIEiRs" 81 fTco 81
PG9n vii open ats'-Curtain wirise quarter pas
Boz oce Open daily from to where Tickets mayo
THIS t IskAEIr fs' r Ea4 IF presented
Moses, ,,. Mr. ssguin Pharaoh, Mr. Archer
NJ Ss1Iss ;fiss Mrs NJ B. Hs;l
commence al precisely 'AA'' wiz COM
mITcHELL,s Olympic THEATRE.
Az; SSOSS$ SaSSEd 4 SSss9S
~ IT,. D.,.. Il, hI A!iii ~s sTAFs
ior,ar,e commence every evening " """ ''' PCT
AmPIITHEArRE OF THE REPUBLIC.
THIS rvnsSaA S 1ss S.i;sn sss' or, .,un.,,
pE siiS Rsss'1 81 f roI e
Master led rhs oy%Sss H q his single horse
S5 AMI LEG f rra sff of
SDxN 9 fHE lGif'' % ;fiHs E. the
I Fl 9. ~ BREST F
"s H Of ffo4gGs in his a''oi
sr s"d oTTo M9 :r
iAs s,sfat bG sasffe' with
Boxes 30 cens-PrIvae do for S3-second Tier
before7 Hor.emansp o'clock preeseiy
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sT
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHMAN,
MONDAY Wi ST;s$'S: ss1' s b. enacted
Oliver fa T TA%SSfh:sr
~ lAe'Ds VIII lpl" ar on T. 1%a a. MARSHALL Lessee.
n AMERICAN MUSEUM,
NEW SSb ? a2HS$ AHHTiHEisit
Entire procenium drop curtains oatlons
pA from a"S vses y S9N9 1
Isn tsspIs.ens. splendid view Of Iai.
' o% s' sas .s, 1 siss
py wmch inc whole Is changed in moment to large End
On Tuesday Ii hh II f NsyfTsf MERMAID,
B' sSss d 3 The
tner reputation upon the genuneness of wonderful
,,,.u DIR. VALENTINE.
Will Pvva Ii NsT G GGr GA.f,s FAMILY
s9 . s, LED ss m
po Ia rs's Gsess is admired Hood the
A Al dDs Lady.Fancy G- Bowins-Gnd Cosmoiam.
pa, performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
AdmissioD twenty-five cents-Children half
GREAT SUCCESS!
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION!u
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTCRE
GALLERY,
Opposite the City Hall, broadway,
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
Mr.. II. BENNETT, Manager,
AS pleasure 70 announcing that he has effected
men with Mr. G. D. Jenkins, the inmable deineaor
comic characters popuar vocalist and unequaed pay
er Master Frank Diamond the Ethopean dancer, VIII sp
s 'isfS % fIis isss s
falseo vocalist. There will be day performance We'd
nesday and Saturday, at o'clock Evening performance
to commence at half seven,
Admission the Muscut Picture Galley and Performance
ONE SHILLING. go lmsec
TIV OIL DON.
THE LARGEST and most splendid Saloon the city for
Musical Sopees, CONCERTS, Assemblies, Military Balls,
fnvate and Public Dinner Parties, Political Meetings-wth
out Of party The Proprietor anxious
10 himself and this establishment reputation independent Of
great profit has leased from the owner such will
enable him to compete with other esabshm shall
o. most happy to make ARRANGEMENTS Tin accordance with the
tmes) with all who may favor him with a
them that pains will spared give
isfaction.
VIM P. DENMAN, Proprietor.
p s. Tuesday evenings of apart Invita-
truer
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Passengers Arrived.
Hydsa Bland Ee ssee aaS lady, Mrs
Domestic Importations.
81 bale; cotton spoGod, Te..on coo Hicks c.Dss
M ARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters and Agents.
to T 1S s:es W,m yoF captains al Of ,s.e will give
spoken passage is. Of their ssa sss
Sn s and S SGeS s% inn
home abroad, viii aro confer avor BY sending to this
any kind viii be thankfully received ''''''
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. Q, 1s4a.
~. =. s .Sss ,s.. Il 20
Cleared.
Ship Troy, Hill, New Orleans, Macy son-Bsrgue Bar
$ssIFs S J.. Gee $s Ts" S
lewis. 81 6sny' POST Mobile wW faa A'' west
Arrived.
sSs Shssi b WILLIAM kaps Tf FIN
Brig Cordea Sherwood p dsy.iIom Malaga with fruit to
Brig Tybee Ogden, II days from Charleston with cotton
British bs ECLIPSE Duncan, days from Baltimore, bal
bound Bos,onput in in distress repair rigging &C.
sehr j. W. Ksmp,on. Osborn days from. Norfolk, wild,
and iiicent for NYorH '''s0 Co. WIN 'cn'' bergen
One ship. two briggs. Wind NNW
Herald Marine Correspondence.
oTFrcx OF THE kHSpE IsL..spER,}
Arr 5th Huaco of Belfast Clarke from Portland Oct 49, 70
ho To- pat IN Lea Of ice pears apples and
e 0H s and
ssfs Ssi; Rsnu
SD sSfSf S Holder RSsp B sa Rss5 III H b
General Record.
ARRIVALS SC. AT CHARLEsroN.-Harbor Masters Report
AnvalsaI Ships 10 baques "a brgs ~ schrs sloops IS
Cie@ances-l5 ships brques bgs IS schrs sloops
In port, slst ult25 ships IL bsrques, brgs % schr
WhaIemen.
At Rio Janeiro Sep, iaiMinea Horton of New Bedford
Isle of France July 49, Elizabeth Bates. MattapOise 800
On OF Shore Ground in March, Favorite Young FIJI with
on New Hoi md u May, Arab, wnghtipgton, FIJI. 1900
bbls VIII and 400 50 on bosrd-s.nt heme 200 sp.
spoken.
Ess c SSy S SsSs Nay
Psso Boston for 9Th n INST 2h Egg harSor
's os RIO DC jnss 81 @SDaTt Block
Hpd hos richmond for Newport, 4tb inst. off Montauk
savannah Tor Boston, ID inst. off Block Island: .
MoasI 'br) Haiifax for New Orleans, LIST inst off
Efac Portsmouth for PHILADELPHIA Cd inst off Montauk
ing to for seven days. avs nv" '-"'' ''"'" IVY
Foreign Ports.
ST JoHS NIB Oct sl-An Hndoo, Hughes Carparvon; Ey.
ne hen, rastpor' roehs small NYok; Odessa aughan
DuDin Dros~na Sigo, Victoria Mearns Sh,elda Below
ship Cid gath, Retreat, Allan. Aberdeen: I Ne,?n,
Agnes Ann MeFsrane, Newry Csmous Bard HlIo,. NJ,
Calcutta, McKinnen, Cork. i'e"'y'
Home Ports.
MAcHAs PoRT, Oct 2sAu North America, Richardson N
York. Std 30ti, Cyprus. Sawyer, do ~
BUcKsroRT, Nov 2-sld Gszelle, Stubs, NYork
BANGOR Nov 3-Cld Ellen Perkins Glpstrick Wes Indies
PoRrLsNp Nov isld Luzon, (new, 300 Of Freepor
Goodnch, Mobiei John Brouwer Sutton do; Pioneer.
PoRTsMoUTH, Nov 2-Arr Lafay Sampson, Richmond
Sid 1st Francona; Venus Thompson, Mobile
HAyERHILI previous to Nov 5-An st Thomas, Philadel
phia.
SALEM, Nov iCld Vintage, Phpps, Monte vdeo tsId 3d.
Gazelle Dunlap, Cape de Verbs and Africa
BosToN Nov 1-Cd Frederick (ate of Durburv Simmons
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NERANCIS'S PATENT LIFE BOAT" has been tested
the past four SERVICE and by experiment
follows MANNED and thrown from the deck steamboat
while under dropped endwise from the stern OF
loaded the gunwae with and with the bottom
Of men keep her so upset BY hsr PASSENGER. and
by landing rocky shore and then owed out to
landing in surf when all other boats swamped taking crew
and passengers from wreck in at with the bow
stove in and plugs arding wreck with the bottom bro
ken leaving sinking wreck full Of with the
breaking from end to end making coral reef
wreck and bringing off n leaving the ordinary
boas swamped thrown from the deck Of ship endwse and
saving sides and bows broken through and bottom
and rowed deep sc. and finally blown up by
submarine explosion and then again manned and vwed
before. JOSEPH FRANCIS,
Office No. Wall ST., at Adams Co.'S Express Office.
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VOLI ALOON

THE LARGEST and most splendid Saloon the city for
Musical SoIees, Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls
Private and Public Dinn, Parties, Political Meetinxs-wh
out distinction Of party The Proprietor ga
10 himself and this establishment reputation independent of
proft) has leased from the will
enable him to compete with other esabshm sha
Of most happy make Tin accordance with the
mes) with all who may favor him with a
them that will be spared
isfaction.
WIN. p. DENMAN, Proprietor
p s. Tuesday evenings of each week apart Invita-
ton alls. os imsr
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. Q, Is4a.

sUs sFrs,...... -. 50 sfss @irrs... -. IL 4
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M A RITIM E ERALD

To Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem 4 favor captains Of vessels will give
to commodore William A. Bassett, Of our news fleet,
. o. g shpphg eit AT the Ipit whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have He viii them i'm
mediatey their arrival Agents and correspondents al
home or abroad will ao confer favcr by sending th,
Office all the intelligence they obtain Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received
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o. MR.. GEORGE PIERCE, THE FAMOUS
Kitchen Range Manufacturer in Fulton street. says he
thought nothing could beat his Ranges till he tried Sher-
mans Cough Lozenges, and they certainly the great
est medicine in They cured him in a few hours Of
a most distressing cough. He has known many who
have used Shermans ozenges for headache, sea-Sicl
ness Sc, and always with DR.. Sherman's
house is at LOG Nassau street Agents, StanwiX Hail.
Albany, and Ledger Buildings Pha.
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UNDER THE DESTINATION Law, jury 4, 1912.
No. 0f ReDx Rail- If 81 I,H tai
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WANTED-By respectable young woman, situation
w nurse and seamsess Apply at 81 Spring street. The
best of city reference given. ltsm
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kGx FOR LIVERPOOL-Thes ple ndd fast sailing and
NXG&\ favorite packet ship HOTTINGUER,
fhsn) Capt Ira Busey is intended to be despatched
The 10Th November
This magnificent ship of the New Lnen recently
tblshed between this and Liverpool and decidedly
OF the packets the trade Her accommodations
for cabin second cabin and be
passed seldom equaed Her between decks second
cabin and seege passengers spacious and fitted
IN such superior manner that those wishing TO study their
preference other.
As number OF Der hs already engaged those wishing
should fail apply early dis
appointment the terms being low. For which apply
board foot Of Pine ST.
w. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, % Peck Sin,
n3 or SO South st. corner of Jones' lane
az Packet FOR MARsEILLES-Tbe ship HEN.
MN RY THOMPSON, sylvester, master will sail on
Anthe LIST December. For freight passage Apply to
BOYD HlNCKEN, Agents,
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s~ "a FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
e2EGEE3rrz1s MENT-Ihe steamboat Rockland, WILL
on ard after NJ onday the ?'st Of October.
as follows leaving Mddetown Point tide and weather per
mittng O'CLOCK and Keypo at o'clock every Monday
on .et Sw Voa nsfnag, irswe me 1901 O ROBIN
at e O'Clock noon touching Segun's Dock each way
Stages will be readiness passengers
Of the country. All baggage the risk Of the owners
o13o Ono
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-28

American vessels in the opinion Of the public, has
yet TO be ssceftsined. Resting. however, on the
notice of the affair taken by or three re.pecia.
Bile journals, should draw the conclusion that il
IL be distinctly known and believed that ell Ameri-
can vessels which chance to be visited within pre-
scribed laftudes viii be treated as respectfully as
was the Mermaid, popular sentiment will incline
10 the mutual exercise Of the privilege between
the two nations. The negotiations with Lord Ash-
burton on ths as well other questions N ais.
pute, il seems now be admitted, may be settled
to the perfect satisfaction Of both parties ~ lar
as can form any estimate Of the seneiai opinion
in this quarter there Is great confidence IN the nap
py issue of his Lordshps pacific mission
The opinion quoteI 10 this mornings Intelligent
Ger from, the New York American respecting the
probability Of the house Of Hope & Co. taking the
United States loan corresponds with information
sbieb I have from other and entirely credbl
sources. The house has II not, at least 1T present
in contemplation to bid for the loan. At the same
time may say thst, among those who have the
best possible means Of knox sing the sentiments Of
capitalists. both here and abroad there is no n,ies
ZION that the loan will be readily taken, and tina,
parties who mag first become hoIders will be abb.
to make ,lost excellent speculation upon the in
ves,ment. The credit Of the United Sfates il moi
quite gone VT, which 10 some consolation.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-28
FOREEG.s VIEWS.
From the Baltimore American.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA, AT BoS-
ION
-Four DAYS later from Europe.

ARRIVAL Or The BhI HANNA, Al Bus
TON.
-Four Days later from Europe.
The Britannia arrived at Boston on
Wednesday morning, Goth inst, bringing
both London and Liverpool papers TO the
9Th April.
There had been no important change in
the markets since the arrival of the Great
Western.
The ship Hibernia arrived at Liverpool
from New York on the April.
The British Parliament was still busy
discussing Sir Robert Peel's proposed In.
come Tax.
TRooPs FOR lNDf,..-Very active ex-
ertions are IN ptogrcSs at the East lndia
House, and at the Horse Guards, to for.
ward, without delay, troups to reinforce
the army IN Ati'ghanistau. Within the last
week the East iadla Directors have ac-
cepted tenders for Is ships Of large ton
mage, and which have been regularly sur
veyed, to proceed to India To carry 1000
IN n.
CHINA Nothing has incurred Of i'm.
poFtance. The d-tcs ste on the Tin o!
January from Macao. The admiral is
waiting lur Endorsements.
The Chinese at Canton were busy in
making the defences of that river as ef-
lective as possible.
Great preparations are stated TO be made
in the province Of Pekie, which is und /.
his own imperial jurisdiction to resist the
IN ar. hf,s q ~
Large forces were collected in the neigh
borhood Of Ningpo, and as Sir Hugh
Cough thought more troops necessary in
order to maintain that position, the Admi-
raj dispatched a ship to take about 500
Europeans from Hong Kong. II. NJ. ship
CORVALLIS had proceeded from Hong
Kong to join tho expedition. The Clio
had arrived at Macao.
lNDIA--IMroRTANr. The Oriental
steamer arrived at Marseiles on Thursday
evening, March 81. She bears the fol-
lowing disastrous intelligence
1.-The news from India is to the end oil
January, according to which appears that
after the death OF Sir William M'Naghten
negotiations were resumed by Major Pot,
finger, and convention agreed on for the
evacuation bv the British forces OF Jrlla,
labad, Ghuzui, Cabool and Candanar
that in pursuance thereof, the troops, tc
the number Of 10 600, set out and scere il
heacherous defance Of The Treaty ali
Massacred. Two or three natives alone
escaped.
Gen. Sale has refused to surrender Jel.
lalabad, and is prepared for vigorous de-
fence. General ElphIns,one is not dead
although wounded. He is prisoner il
the hands of Ukbar Khan.
The Liverpool Mail Of the 9Th says -
Our Cotton Market during the past weet
has been marked with dulness and the
prices of the low descriptions of Americar
have given away about ! . per h., TIN
best qualities maintain their prices. The
sales of the week were Is, 1850, including
1900 American taken on speculation, anc
600 American and $50 East India for ex
portatIon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-28
CONSECTlCUr,

From, tie official statement of votes taken at the
lpte General Election in this State, it appears that
the votes for Governor we've q follows:
Ellsworth, (Whig) $4,000
Gillet (Aboli'ius) 1919
LOOMS, (Consefva,ivs) CIR
Scattering 5S-23 bS9
Cleveland, (Loco) 2o,964
Neither candidate having majority of the whole
number Of votes, there no election made by
the People. Some of the Wings staid purposely
from the polls, and many were detained from them
hy the bad weather, which never prevents their OPP
ponen,s from attending. Notwithstanding the in
dcation of the above state of the vote there is no
reason TO ,loub. that the Wings still constitute the
majority in the State. A letter on tho subject TO
the Editor Of the New York Commercial Advert
ser, dated at Hartford, April 81, says: The
Wing vote polled being 6,856 less than in April
iS40 anil the Locofoco vote being 4l9 less than at
that ume, his certain, that the Locos have not IN
creased; and another thing is equally certain that
at least 5000 Wings stayed away from the polls
The day of our election brought with it severe
northeast storm, which in my opinion lost us2 600
Wing votes, by causing the absence of that number
OF Wings from the polls, while, in Connecticut, no
locoioco. II he crawl on his hands and knees,
will neglect to be there"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-28

CREOLE CASE AT HONS. We no.
,ice by the Charleston Is. CO Courier, Of
the 7h instant, that his Honor. jacob
Arson, the Recorder Of the city, had oc-
casion 10 dec e case not unlike that of
the Creole, on n writ Of Habeas Corpus.
1t was case Of mu,ny Of British sea-
men, on board the British ship Ann Hall,
who, on the VESSELS arrival at Charles.
ton, we're committed on the oath Of the
Captoin, and demanded by the British
Consul, to be sent for trial at British
Court.
The ecorder cites law and practice ct
length, and comes to the conclusion, that,
in the absence OF Treaty stipulations be-
tween the two Governments, relevant 10
such cases, he had no authority to deliver
the prisoners TO the British Consul, and
consequently none TO retain them in Gus
tody.-True Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-28
RHODE ISLAND.

The epprshended revolution in Rhode Island
has been altogether boodless one. The election.
have taken place and tho legitimate State Ulcers
have all been chosen, much to the credit of the
Yankees in the exercise Of their sober second
thought The New York Courier ssys that the
good citizens Of Rhode Island have thor ous hly
Frustrated the bad Ones and law and order have 40
uiumphantly prevailed over disorder and disor-
ganization that trust there is no longer any up
prehen.ion TO be entertained Of violence in that
patriotic little State. The legal election which
took place Wcndesday the Goth inst, resulted
In the election Of the entire ticket of State Officers
by vote Off 1852, without including Charlestown
and Block Island, which had no, been heard FROM
and which will probably increase the aggregate
vote to abou, 7 300.
This is handsome majority Of sll the voter, in
the State-the number of votes given for the insur-
gent candidates on the Monday previous being but
little over 5000. The House OF Representative
will consist of 60 Rhode Island Men," and 10
disorganiIers. In Grand Committee on joint bal
lot 70 organizers and 10 disorganzers This is
indeed q capital consunmation, and ono that con-
fers high honor upon the gallant citizens Of that
Sint-
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THE SPECIAL MISSION.

The special mission TO this country. tho negotia-
,ions under which being conducted on the par,
of the Btitish Government by Lord AsBBuRros,
/. now in full progress, at Washington. The best
feeling is said to prevail the par, Of the Pres
HE time will elapse before any thing definite can
be known in relation The negotiations pending, but
!, is believed that all the points in dispute between
the Cover sme nts Of he United States and Grea,
Britain may be adjusted wi'hou, an appeal to the
dernfer rssort, if q conclacy spirit be inculcat-
ed on all sides
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-28

TEMPERANCE IN THE NAvY.-A letter
from an officer on board the United States
frigate Columbia, says: we are sailing
entirely upon the temperance principle
from the captain down to the smallest boy
on board. We give as substitute hot
coffee to the the watch, when they come
on deck in the night. and we find they like
this exceedingly. sincerely hope that
the rest OF the vessels Of our Navy will
follow the noble example set them by the
officers and crew Of the Columbia, for !
am convinced that the sailors in our Navy
do not require the spirit par, of their IA,
ton,