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Extract from letter from gentleman Of high re-
spec,sbility, dated
"CoNsrc1Iorr. MAY 8. lsi4.

"CosSEcrIcUr, May 8, l5i4.
Dean SIR Preached home on Thursday morning,
and found The Democracy entertaining the best feel
ings at the result Of nomination Of Mr.. Tyler
for the Presidency.
"On my arrival at Philadelphia, met an acquant-
ance diroc, from St Louis, who completely as
founded at what he witnessed few days previous in
the West. Said he { We started from st Louis with
1873 passengers for Louisville, on board the steam
boat An expression bad, which resulted in a
vote Of 1913 forTyler--the remaining ten divided be-
tween Clay and Van Buren,. Similar results were
had between Louisville and Cincinnati, and between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. The boats had Tyler and
Texas flags proudly waving at their masthesds.'
"The right spirit is up Let it be cultivated " i,h
zeal and prudence by cur friends, and the work in
three months will have assumed such cast in ayor
of Mr.. Tyler but little effort thereafter will be re-
qured to effect the object desire"
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The WARREN TRAGEDY.-JoseI Carter, IT,, &C
cused OF the murder Of the Cashier family, in War
rem county, New jersey and tried some months
ago on one Of The indictments pending against him,
is again trial on another growing out Of the same
transaction. I he whole Of tuesday last taken
up IN the emPaneiling of jury. MIR. Morris open
ed the case on Wednesday morning on the part OF
the State, ia solemn and impressive manner, going
over the material acts connected with that aw vi
tragedy. An intense interest Is manifested IN the
fate OF the prisoner, and various opinions enter
tanned Is TO his guilt.
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The tit it will be seen is moi very good. Fashion
in her race with Boston made heat in 49, Tie
course was IN good order Fashion SAID not to
be exactly right and from the time, it is most proba-
BILE Blue Dick looked quite fresh after the last heat
while the mare appeared distressed. The
rang mens of the Long Island Railroad were very
complete and ample, and the vast multitude at the
course well accommodated. One verdant, wh1 lost
5000 and his gold watch the litte Joker" in the
attempt recover his property caused something OF
q row. but when the public learned the cause here
was very little sympathy expressed for one who was
fool enough TO risk his money on the thimtes.
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The Charge Il being concerned in ne Stare 7rad,.-
The United States Commissioner TINS morning de-
crded to commit Captain Driscoll on the charge Of
being concerned principal in the slave trade,
which, by the 4th section Of the act Of 1920 is sde
piracy aud punishable by death Bartlett Mansfield,
The second OF the Hope, VAS also arrested this
morning the charge OF voluntarily serving board
a slsver,-.S y yop. Com
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Dr,ru OF rHE Hos. A. II. Rr,p.-We regret to
state, says he Washington Spectator that nforma-
ton has reached this city OF the death Of the Hon
A H. Read late the Representative Of the l2tb
Congressional district Of Pennsylvania Mr. r. died
at his residence in Montrose, susquehsnna county,
having been compelled by declining health 10 leave
Was ington several weeks since
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Poisoned The Ulster IN, " Journal says that Mr.
Ehenozer Adams, highly respectable citizen Of
New York, aged % years, vho had been spending a
few weeks at Milton, IN Ulster county, lost hi. life
at the latter place by swallowing corrosive submste
The 10Th ult lie took the bottle In his hand and
being jestingy told that II contained cider, before
he could be prevented swallowed enough to cause
death.
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Capture II Whale al Prorincetovn. On Monday
afternoon last right whale made his appearance in
ProyIncetosn barber, and in an bour from the time
when he was deserted, he was killed, by party Of
young men, who manned two whale boats and placed
themselves under The command Of Cspts. Sopes and
Niekerson. The whale yielded about forty barrels
of OIL CnWitr.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LIGHT AT ST. ANNA, BRAZiLS. Z
TRINITY House., LONDON,

TRINITY House., LONDON,
18th May, 1874.
The Consul General for the Brazils having com
munica,ed to this Corporation that he has received
the following ntmation from His Excellency the
President of the Province of Maranham the same is
hereby notified for the information of all persons in
tercsttd therein, viz
"The Light House erected the Island of st.
Anna, Province Of Maranham, in Latitude South
deg. I6 min. IL sec. and Longitude 43 deg. u min.
20 sec. west Of Greenwich, will not shon any light
during the months of July and August OF the present
year, owing to its undergoing repairs"
BY order;
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From The .Nsp York Tribune, June 7.
ID ACE nL,rNNEEN u SuInN AMI OIL IILn n IC,L-

RAIE BE | w ZEN FASHlON AND BLU r. DlCk.
This match attracted of the largest crowds
which has attended at the Union Course for a long
time past and drew together most Of the distinguish
ed urfmen of this and neighboring States. There
three entries, Fashion, Blue Dick and Young
Dove. Before the start almost any odds could be
had upon Fashion, high 50 to TO- and the friends
of the horse were MT apparently anxious TO take
even these. At the start the horse had the inside,
but was led BY Fashion, neither being pushed, the
winning the heat in TN. 40ls. Young Dove
was declared dstanced On the second heat Fashion
opened considerable gap the horse, but on the
last quarer Blue Dick rapidly closed II up, and the
horses came in together IN 6m. AS The judges de-
cided this dead heat, although there a great
difference of opinion among the gentlemen IN the
members stand most Of them gave Blue Dick the
heat by a half a neck. Fashion led off on the third
heat and kept the lead until the last half mile when
he horse made brush and passed her, winning in
I'm 53s The excitement among the friends Of the
horse was no tremendous and the state oftbe odds
rapidly changed, 100 TO SO being offered on Blue
Dick. Fashion had evidently met her match, and
looked much more distressed than the horse At the
drum tap they of for fourth heat, well in
hand at first, but gvng at sappIng pace after the
first hall mile the mare leading about length, when
Blue Dick bolted into the enclosure and before he
could be got on the track again Fash on was coming
IN on the last quarter. i his made another rapid
chance in the odds Blue Dicks jocky, howev-
err was determined not to "give it up So" aud the
hor,e made such play that in the Other three miles OF
the heat he worked up 10 within two or three engtl
of Fashion The gap too wide, however, and
Fashion won the heat in Sm. 23s taking the purse.
l. foilp inr - he lime
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BsLLoos AsorssIos.--We stated on Saturday that
Mr. Clayton, the gronaut, had assembled at Cincinnati
last week with the intention Of making trip 10 Bal
timore. small rent in HE balloon compelled him
TO descend after travelling about sixty miles-Bot
Sun
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WHUM NF'9sNTHNf
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10 me
thstE PAyrNsYrpr has been appointed Con'u' d
an. Grand Duchy of Oidenburg for the port OF New
York, do hereby recognise him ss such' ana ne-
clare hun free o. exercise and ENJOY sueh iunc-
tons powers and privileges as are allowed TO the
Consuls OF the most favored nations In The ohHed
States.
In ,.s,;mopv wbercofI have caused these Letters to
bs made Patent and the Seal OF the United States to
be hereunto affixed .
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
the 7h day OF June, "A. ID. 1914, and OF
[L.s.] the Independence of the United States oil
America the sixty-eighih.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
J. c.. CALHouN, Sscrsia,y Of Slate
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&. A. WICKLlFFE,
Postmaster Genera.
Posr Orucr DEPARTMENT March Q, 1874.

BEAUTIFUL EDITIONS Of the following arc
ID jost openedby F.TAYLOR for Christmas AMI
New Years Presents, some oftbep finely illustrat,d
others richly bound-the English editions imported
from London direct by r. T.:
Mary Howett's Poems, ThomTsons Seasons, Mr.
Sigourney's Poems, Mentgoncry's Poems Milton
Byron Burns, Cowper, Henians, l.. r. l. Coz.
ndgc, Wordsworth Bacon's Essays, Goldsmiih's e
says, Goldsmith. Poems Channing's Essays, Bernard
Biron's Poems; Gray, Young, Ossisn, Slernc
Scott, Pope, Shakespeare Moore, and many others
enbellisbed with every variety Of illustration AMI
binding Books If Flowers richly colored Engli h
Bibles of every size and vsr'sty-n ,he lowest price
in every case dec. Is
AZ EBS rEk's sPEECHEs complete in three
w volume. octave, the third volume just pub
lisbsd Just received by TAYLOR.
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RrsiGsAuos OF BisHor OSpERposr.-The Phila.
delphs Gszette OF Friday says:

ave learn that Bishop II u. Onderdonk on We'd
nesday last rendered his resignation 10 the standing
committee OF the Prot slant Episcopal Church Of this
diocese, n Bishop ,hereaC ! his resignation III be
laid before special convention OF the diocese,
which will assemble in September next for their &C
ton"
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N.yaL The u. s. Schooner Nauiilus, Capt.
Green Wald,n, arrived at this port hom eruire
arou nd the East and West coast Florida and Mob O.
having on board T. @. scy, E.q, inspector of light
houses, &c The y, was lat from W lining 90 N G.
Office aud crew all well,
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ARtIvAL OF WAR STrANrRs-The Mexican war
steamers, the Montczuma end Gusdsloupe, arrived
at Charleston s. C., on Thursday last from LaguDa
on their way to New York for repairs having touch
ed for fuel.
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From the Rising Sun Indiana Time,

FROM "t hNng Sun 'ndiono) Times
Cosrso EvrSrs CAST rBErs SHADOWS B,rosu-
The vote for Pres,dep, taken on board the steamer
TrsAs ONT her late trip from New Orleans to ST..
Louis, was - followsi For Tyler 573, Van Buren,
and Clay 6. The ladies we're all for Tyler to mon
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J. HERBERT, Secre airy.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LIGHT HOUSE ON PLYMOUTH BREAK.
WATER.
Mice is heyebu qipen,

TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON,
May IA, 1874
Mice is hereby gren.
That the Light House which has been for some time
past in course of erection the Wss end of the
Brsakoa,er in Plymouth Sound under the direction OF
the Right Honorable the Lords Commissioners Of the
Admiralty, is nearly completed; and that the Light
therein will be first exhibited the evening Of Sdtur
doy, the lsi june nrt when the Floating Light YES
sci will lie taken away.
The Light will burn at an elevation Of So feet
above the level of high water spring tides and will
appear red in ell directions seaward-snd white
within the line OF the Breakwater.
NorK-.a bell iriH be r,ing in Joggy ueaiher.
BY order,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.
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N.r,L.--The U. 3. ship Maccdoni n vas at Ma
deira on the 23d OF March all we'll.
The u. 5. ship Saratoga and the Y. $. schooner
P,rpoisc were in the river Gambia, Africa, on the
oh May-oGicers and crew all well
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WAsnINGToS, June 7, lS44.
The following notices have been communicated to
the Department by the United States Consul al Lo"
don, and published for the Information oil 'tose
whom they may concern:
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Later from Laguayra and Porto Ca,eiio-The brig
Selim Captain Durham arrived last night, from La
guayra 18Th ut and Porto Cabello 22d. We receive
BY her the following intelligence
The rainy season had ret in and IT had Ialned IN
cessantly for three months. The roads through the
mountains were consequently rendered mpassable,
and no produce could be brought 10 market Coffee
was scarce, as none had been brought to Laguayra.
Busr 5 was dull and the markets glutted with
Anne. an produce. The export duties were taken
off Of coffee. Flour would not pay freight.
military guard had been stationed al Caracas
on account of the coming election, some nurrec-
tionary movements were anticipated.
The roads from Porto Cabello TO Valencia, and
from Laguayra to Caracas were entirely stopped by
the rains. The rainy season had commenced SIN
weeks sooner than il had been known before for
many years. Coffee and hides very much dam
aged by the rains The quarantine which had been
on for months at Laeuayra was taken oil just be-
fore the S salled.-.N Y. Tribune, June g.
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CONGEESS-MospAy.

In the Senate, after the reading of the Journal OF
Saturday, MIR. BENTON introduced his bill providing
Tor the annexation of Texas and was discuss Nc it,
merits at the time our paper went to press.
In the House, after the reading Of the Journal OF
Saturday, MIR. WOODWARD presented the proceedings
OF meeting from citizens Of the town of Lancas-
ter, South Carolina in favor Of the annexation of
Texas, which was laid upon the table. Mr.. Sty-
noUR, Of New York, presented remonsrance from
citizens Of that State against the annexation of Tex
as; which was lad up the table. Mr.. w. J.
Bows offered resolution aking the Cumberland
Road bill the opecia order for Wednesday next -
1t was objected to. Mr. BRowN moved a suspension
of the rules to entertain the motion, and Nh
VANCE demanded the yeas and nays, v ich were or
dered, and the following is the result yeas 81 nays
49, So the rules not suspended Mr. FEs-
seNDEs ELLIS moved to suspend the rules for the
House to resolve itself into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, which was decided
in the negative. Mr.. BDLAcK then rose and announc-
cd to the House the demse Of the Hon. ALnoS II
REED, late Representative from the State of Penn
syiyania, no died at Montrose in said State whittier
he had gone with the expectation that il would prove
beneficial TO his health. After the adoption of the
usual resolu ions on such occasions the House ad-
journed until tomorrow 10 o'clock
The following were presented under the rules
by Mr. f. JOY MORRIS, eight petitions from
citizens OF Philadelphia, numerou-ly signed asking
an amendment Of the Naturalization laws, so that
foreigners shall be required To reside 81 years in this
country before being entitled to vote.
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FROM HAVANA.

By the bark Amos tsttes. Capt lho~psou, we
have Havana paper, 10 the 18th ult
A large FIRE occurred thereon the evening oil ths
Goth, destroying extensive spirit warehouse, WIN
contents add sppurtsnanees, al inc corner o. oo
and San Ignscio street,. Loss cstinsted at over
400 900. Real loss, nothing except the buildings
The severe drought which had prevailed al fuer-
10 Principe and to extent throughout the ISLAND
was relieved on the 9Th uit by copious shower OF
two hours duration. The paragraph containing The
announcement is dated Puerto Principe, May IL
Previous to this rain, water was 50 scarce al uiai
place that well and river water sold at half real
(sx cents) for two bottles aud cistern water Tor one
real for one bottle and dheult TO be obtained al any
price.
We infer from an article in the Havana Faro OF
May Goth that rain not SO abundant in that Vi
entity for it speaks Of the drought 'stii proong-
ed" In fact the writer says at has not raioed Tor
two years with the accustomed regularity" and maj
the same remark is applicable, in greater or less
degree, 10 the other West India islands. letter
from Guiana porto Rco) nate OF May 4lth, speaks OF
the drought in that vicinity as very severe ~ y
Jour. Of Com June G.
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In rHosE rarses winch AHh t''hs''AA LII
M usIrr--Is sos-EssEsfiALs, LihAhi'' AM
raIses cHANtrs.-dtg,sii'i.
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SrirHEip, PorrsMorrH, Sept 2, Is43.
Sra: In compliance with directions contained in
your letter Of the 2lst ut, have the honor TO in.
form you that the swimming belt invented by NJ de
Lancourt, styled by him, "Ihe Nautilus y was tried
IN his presence yesterday and again to-day at Spit
head by myself and several Of the men empl ycd on
the wreck Of the "Royal George" who swan about
with il for for considerable time. beg leave TO
report on il as follows
ist With regard 10 the buoyancy, IL perfectly an
swered the end proposed, ofenabng per.ons, wheth-
err swimming or not TO sustain themselves above wa
ter for any length Of time that may be r. quir.d for
saving them, when ere is possibility Of doing So
m Of their falling overheard when at sea- or of
shpwreck near the shore. Two of tho-e who tried H.
zone boy, ten years od) had never LEANED TO SWIM
or been IN deep water before yet In quarter Of an
hour they acquired so much nhdenoo a. 10 strike
out properly, and with Little practice they would be-
come expert swimmer.
T. With regard 10 construction, the extreme light
and portability OF the belt whsn not inflated
il may be carried in the porket) the ease and smpli
city with which the air admitted, and the distep.
ton Of the by the meal spiral after imitation
constitute its principal advantages
The process OF imitation is performed BY The person
who about TO use the belt by pressing on the valv.
al one OF the ends with the finger at the time
gently elongating the spiral within the case which
being coil Of thin plate ron allows speedy con.
traction and expansion. When fully elongated the
spiral sustsns and presses the linen case and the
air within Il has no tendency to escape az in the Nc.
Intosh belt, which IS disended by the air alone and
II may be pierced with needle holes without al.
lowing more than a small drop Of water 10 enter al
each hole, quantity too Insignificant to oaus. an,
material difference in the buoy socy
@. II. HATCHISON, L. Royal Engineers.
Admiral Hrpt Pass Portsmouth
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APsAcTICAL LIE PREsERvER.-A very simple in
strument has Just been introduced here, called the
I.aincourt Nautilus For convenience and sifety
it " as perfect as possible. 1t is an hsrmoncon
without the musical part II consists of two oval tin
plates as large as a mans hand connected by spiral
wire capable Of being extended to the length OF
three feet This wire is covered by a waterproof
bag or sleeve, the ends OF which are sealed to the
plates. The whole affair, when compressed togcth-
err is about FIVE inches long by four thick. Through
one OF the tin plates IS hole closed by capper on
the inside. Take plate IN each hand, and draw
them apart TO the length OF the blg, aud the machine
is inn,ied. The wire keeps the bag dstended, so
that the air would press out very slowly, eten if
small hole were 10 exist. II has been adopted al.
ready by the Admiralty service OF both France and
England.
Erfraci from ne Report made bp order of INC Furiisb
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OFFICIAL.
TO ALL WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN.

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
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TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON,
Nav IA 1874.
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NlAGNIN'S
LUCINA CORDIAL,
nD LIZ TYTD nE TnUE


FOR the sreedy and Of female Irregularities i'm
potency baenness uor albus, incipent consumption
constitutional debility, whether the result of imprudence III
accident.
The sensation produced by this wonderful medical discover
Paris has be- nearly equaled by its introduction
America, Numerous testimonials have been received from
those whose constitution was mere wreck but who have
had ruined their health by their folly
found in this cordial the Of resoraon se all other
medical aid had been used The hitherto chdess fire
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Tie agent Of of the interior villages Of New York
which by the Of two bottles of Lucna Cordial
couple after four of bitter ,bled
rejoice the realization Of the ondest hopes Of married
life.
he agent Tor the city Oh Az New YORK sold bottle to a
for eleven In few days returned and said he had
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Our forbds the which
liberty refer The universal satisfaction which
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ing been made of the least proofs Of its allied
excellence.
Price SO per bottle.
sold % Nassau New York. 90 North Sixth street. Phila
delphia Smith Fowe, 1873 Warrington street, Boston
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To MARRIED LADIES.

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vruous intentions, her athsress offspring from be-
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aas are the days Of the kind husband and father embted
in beholdng emaciated form and declining health of tbs
companion OF his bosom she had reached the Of
thy-ast sinking premature gave-with the certain
oows ad his young aad helpless chidrea Of those
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to themselves well being
when simple healthy and certain remedy within our
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and estimating the benefits resulting thousands by the
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Price Eve dollars package, accompanied with full and par
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ss, @ Be es;s paid and sddrcssd to box 'sss" NJ
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