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quisite portrait of James Ross, Esq, of Pitts
burgh, was saved; slightly injured The Mi
| race at Cana was also saved in similar condi-
ton.
All the Busts in the Rotunda we've saved ai-
ter the most incredible exertons. Every for
mer vslter must remember the two full lenpth
"Bacchantes" by Cerrachi These exquisite
gems are both prescrved-at what an effort
may be estimated from the fact that thew are
covered with blood and pieces of burned skin.
drawn and torn from their heroic but unknown
preserver! Numerous parallel instances of in
trepdity were exhibited and many desperate eff
forts were made, with fruitless effect to save
the Venus, after Titan
In the North Gallery, Vests Death on a
Pale Horse; liayden's Christ's Entry into Jc-
rusalem, and Alstons Dead Man Restored 10
L.'ie, were preserved with but little injury, al
though the large size of the pictures rendering
1t necessary to tear them from their frames;
they can all be restored. A copy of Raphacls
Farereno, much admired, the property of Mr.
Morris, was destroyed.
In the Directors room there was sad-sad
havoc, and we feel sick at heart at the bare task
ot recording 1t. Titian's Mistress, Portrait of
Columbus, Lucrece after Guido, lnman'S
portrait OF lady, the property of DIR. Knox;
lSiiI'Sli ioNcl lcCe, lllc llOSL CHIuiStClY
beautiful and elaborate work of the kind we
ever saw; Stuar's original Portrait of Wash
ington, st. Mark Writing, a st. Francis, by
Guldo-gem too precious to be devoured by
the insatlate tongue of the fame-Peale's Por-
trait Of Judge Shipper, Inman's Pencil Draw
ing, Waugh's William Penn, after Sir Godfrey
knc'ler; Shipwreck by Salvador Rosa, Lamb
denis portraits of Judge Hopkinson and John
Vaughan, and portrait of John Quincy Adams,
are all gone!
In the same room was Sir II. Raebums orr
ginal portrait of Prof Dugald Stewart, of Edin-
burgll--the only likeness of that eminent man
extant. This was lost and will be felt most
senslbly, for but few pictures were more studied
by artists.
The magnificent bronze group of Dirce and
the Bull the work Of Bcnvenuto Cellini, was
saved from this almost indscrmnate destruc-
ton, with but slight damage-only one of the
feet OF Difce was detached from the ground
work.
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allowed one look-one last look-bcfore they
took him away and shut him up for ever?
Being made to understand, after time, the
necessity in such cases of immediate burial
she suffered the men to depart wIthoat farther
remonstrance-but within the next half hour
she had quietly borrowed screw driNer-shut
herself into the r0om-withdrawn every screw
in the coffin lid--and gazed, oh! who shall say
with what bitterness of feeing;-upon the face
Within then fastening the lid down again, re-
manned tranquil nay almost happy, in the
thought that her hand was the last that had
been laid upon his brow-her eye the very last
that had rested upon his features.
After the funeral, when the few valuables
belonging to the deceased were collected toge-
Their, she was asked whether she would not
wish TO keep something in remembrance OF
him, and was told that she might take for that
purpose any thing she pleased.
inlay l-sure, then, I'll take this''-laying
her hand eagerly upon it. 1t was an old hand
kerchief, solled and rumpled, which the young
man had worn around his neck during the last
hours of his illness, and which, III the hustle
and confusion, had been left on the bed Just
whore it had been thrown after his death.
The friends urged her to make another
choice "No," she would have that, and only
that.
They asked her to take something in addi-
ton, at all events, something of more value.
"No, no-nothing but that-she wanted no
thing more"
One gentleman pointed out the possible dan
ger of her selection, and warned her at least
not to hold it so near her person.
"But by this time the poor girl had become
impatient at the opposition. dts mine noV
sure, sure | may do what like with my
own
And with the word, the handkerchief was
drawn tightly round her throat, and the two
ends thrust deep within her bosom; and one
who stood nearest her could hear the almost
whispered words, ale did me nothing but good
in life and I'm sure he won't hurt me now"
1t is unnecessary to say with what feelings
the relatives looked upon her, when they heard
OF her devotion to the lost son and brother;
she was Immediately offered home among
them, but it was gratefully declined; her duty
was accomplished and she preferred returning
to the lowly and self-denying course of life i'll
which her lot was cast.
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SECRET DISEA Sc

XNIJRED IN EROM 4 no = a
g CHAR(;E MADE AnnIvto M IOEiNUT r, ~
of the LOCK HOSPITAL North FrederiCk sfr-S,a
Two D0oEs from RaItimore street ,yherp NOV, w. S
tained thp most sneadv remedy far EonorrbCsi go
Sircuurrs seminal Weakness main in ,ba o., -
(ections of The kidneys and yprv nthpr svrantnnS
CERSfhIN niSEhSL VI
tIo, ,oic 49, i'ie 80 - - 800.
no" Wrhnc Is even the contemplation OF the raFa'
", L,s u.so"se, mhth li"h hesisct 10 cohsni'
. nSSloi"n, VI 'foh 'ehofdHt an" IMPROPER nsS'
' te !hiploms maze thef appear
"ncc-ult luioa' hecomes uIcefated' te nose di=+aS
tui n"I'uindI pans M Ihe hehd ana lIhbs' nnhess OF
Is HHuumehS, lht poh's aHtcle", hiotches On the
'"'', t, an" tA'Iues' progressing on WllhirkS-~
"I '"p"y 90 ut 'lSt NE Ia'ate OF me NOUN 10 sI>-
~. y ,iv "uheH o. l' nose a'cay ana iah ~ me
aIH! VI l.H l"E'n Glre''e income an ohJeci o. pay
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SAILING OF THE GREAT WESTERN. This
fine steamer sailed from New York for Liver
pool on Thursday afternoon, with Sc passen.
gers among whom are Gen. Armstrong, Con.
sui to Liverpool, and family, Mr.. Anderson,
the tragedian, w. B. Garfield, of Baltimore,
Charles L. Fleischman, of Washington; two
bearers OF dispatches; Sanquirico and Altroechl,
ofthe Opera; Henry Phillips, the vocalist; and
Henry War;, who is being taken back to Eng
land under the Ashburton treaty, on charge
of forgery.
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ghk. FELIX GOUHAUD'S ITALIAN ME
~ DICTATED SOAP, for removing Tan, FreCkee
Efuptions, &C., &C., from the human skin.
Ladies! rfc's Soap delicious,
Free tIom every thing perulcious,
Prepared ilom GtIens choicest smplcs
Expressly to remove all pImpICs,
And add fresh harms 10 all your dmples
Used freely ii wl stunt uins Danish
Use EteIy, and all trcckh,s vanish.
une,te, would YOU be fair? oh LISTEN,
Use freely, and your skin will gster
Fen As the Pafian marble shines
When freshly quarrcd from The mines.
Also, Gouaud's Poudre Subtle, for ersdcatiua s,l
Peflin"us halr, and Gouraud's Liquid Rouge for i'm
pnl,ing nehI'n hke unge to the compl, xion Tn.
above articles are for sale by SETH S. HANCE I've
Baltimore st land at his old stand corner of CRayje.
and Pratt SITS. "a
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to his eyes again, and 'mopped up,' as it were,
the tears as they sprung out one after another
Nancy then undertook to tell her story in her
own way; from all of which we learned that
they had been married in Boston as Jack said;
Jack ran of to sea, and she ran off to New Or
leans with French cuisinier, under whose
protection" she now is and wishes to remain.
Jack remains in the calaboose till he ''ships''
or ilnds some one to go security that lie will
keep the peace. The moral atmosphere that
surrounds him at the present time looks de-
cdedly squallv.
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day morning, about one o'clock, we learn Fl ON
the Brooklyn Daily Advertiser, the miniature
steamboat Mechanic was totally destroyed by
fire, while lying at the foot of Cumberland st.,
Wallabout. The Mechanic was about % feet
in length, owned by three young men, appren-
tees to the bodybuilding and machnst trades.
She was the result of their labor, during six
months leisure hours, and was worth about
$500.
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DEATH OF SIR r. D. JACKSON. The Mon
treal Courier of Tuesday records the deceaso
of His EAcelloncy Sir Richard Downes Jack
son, X. c. B., Lieut. Gen. Commanding her
Majesty's forces in British North America, who
died at Montreal OH Monday morning. after a
very short illness.
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TOOTHACH.
TOOTHACH!!

This aggtavating pain
~ y can be cured in n few
- sSSp5 sNesg -s7sf-.fSs2G minutes without pain
& q tof Inconvenience, 50
q d III p Sthat 1t may be flied and
~saN& ~ u N s$rendered a valuable
.. tooth fer life, Thereby
obvlatng the pain and danger of having il exIrnrteJ
ny TN oilN0oN, Oh HANOVER STREET, 5 doors
above Pratt, who guarantees a permanent cn,e in ali
cases Also, FLEEING. Scacing. PhggIg regulating or
remedyng The irregularities OF Chlldfcn's Teeth.
Or. ,, Will insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from, on,.
10 tui set, IN the latest and most approved manner
lie has paid particular attention To ibis bfanchof the
proesslon and warrants his operations TO give perfect
satisfaction III all cases. Those troubled win tpeil,
that have been improperly inserted or requiring new
setts would do well Ia call early as nos be as de
lays generally add obstacles to the operat,n Pey.
sons dong so may rely on being II, aled in a skAG,I
manner and al prices that cannot fail TO please.
Dr. s. has an article for filling teeth that are TOO
mnch decay ed TO be plugged with gold, which VIII
render them servceabe and durable. This article is
entirely unlike the cements now in use, as il never
furnishes or changes color.
T5- All operations performed in the most de liable
manner, and AT very reasonable charges. Ohue hours
rom A. NJ In h T. NJ. aps
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rEyFIE DENTIST

- NUT GUNF YEN!
DR. LEACH, opposite ST. Paul's Church. North
mares street, continues 10 perform all operations
pertaining 10 Surgical or Mechanical DENTISTRY
ana mas iaciites which enable him to insert Artificial
Teeth cheaper than can be- done at auy oth-r Mace
and warranted equal 10 any, and 70 give Satisfaction,
or no pay required. Call and see! The best Perce'
IAN Ieeth and purest Gold used in all cases Ey-
tractihg Ieeth or broken Fangs, without njutg the
Jaw or much pain, (day or EVENING" % cts. ml6-d
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WONDERFUL LAND SLIDE-Tpo farms gone
tereHing' A correspondent writing from u
ster to the N. York Evening Post says:
Goa the night oftle Sd of May last, a large
tract OF land, comprising a portion Of the farms
OF J. II. b. Dinond and Jas. G.. Bruyn, broke
loose, and was carried by the force of its own
gravity, about 100 yards, carrying with it fruit
trees, and various others of large size some
still standing in their upright position; others
torn from their beds and scattered in most
beautiful confusion What has caused this
rupture, no one has, as yet ascertained. Nought
was heard OF the move of this mass Of matter,
save as one of the neghbors says ne heard the
sound OF crushing mighty wind" The first
lntlmatlon we had Of any thing uncommon
having taken place, was, that the Reundout
creek below the slide, was, on the following
morning completely dry. On our arrival at
the place, we found that the earth had broken
loose about so feet from the stage road, leading
from Kingston TO Wortsboro, running parallel
with the road, for about 100 yards, forming a
chasm at the point where it started, OF about
100 feet perpendicular. The whole body con-
tanning about 60 acres of land.
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fArRoNIzMG THE PREss. The State of n
jersey paid to the proprietors of newspapers in
the State last Summer fol advertising the new
Constitution the sum Of s4,4ls,0s,
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DELIcAcIEs OF THE SEASON. We learn irom
the Constitutionalist, that in Vicksburg the,
have thieves, robbers, Summer heat, fine cab.
bage, plums, and, what is better than either
ripe tomatoes!
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DEFENcEs OF THE ATLANTIC BORDER. A
general order has been issued from the War
Department to mount the batteries of the va
riOus tortiticatons on the Atlantic coast The
officers and troops at Fort Moaroo and at Fort
Calhoun are actively engaged in executing the
ordpr
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GONG TO WISCONSIN. Forty-sx families
ichiety from New Hampshire were landed
from the lake steamer, at Milwaukee, on the
cath ult., seeking homes in Wisconsin.
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WARNING. man named James Power,
aged GO years, fell down insensible on Wednes-
day, in New York, from drinking too freely of
Geld water.
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= s~.n FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

= sepsn FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and EASTON The st.ame,
hhsssasAsenAAM ARYLAND having undergone tho
cough repair, aud very handsome mproy eneut hot,
N huh and machinery, will her regular ,ou,e
10 the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEAT, 18th imst She will leave Baltimore from N.
lower enn OF nugan's wharf att O'Clock on eyer,
TUESDAY and FRIDAY Thereafter fo. ann,nIH!
amhrldee and Easton, leaving Eastou ON ever,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b wav of Gan
fridge aud Annapolis 10 Baltimore " '
FOR CHESIERrOWN and CENTREVTTyE
On MONDAY, The l7,h inst. she VIII 90 IA Uhes
Irrlown aud back, leaving Baltimore at n',lock and
continue the above until further notice Passage a.,
ms LEMUEL q, TAYLOR
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SUDDEN DEATH, Mr.. James W. English, of
Morristown, went to bed apparently in usual
health on Thursday night Of last week, aad
about one O'Clock his wife was aroused bv the
death struggle. He died of an affection If the
heart.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FAWE.
AND INCREASED ACCOAAInU ALTO

AND INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS
s'->-S-zsxSLs In consequence of The liberal SUP
e s5a.seSSS Is port with which the BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON STAGE LINE
has met, the PrOpnetors have determined 10 incFeas,
their stock, and will until further notice run THREE
comfortable and expeditions nine Passenger Coaches
daily, in each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore.
a sas-7I They nave also made arrangements
ES.xSnSsSSSSksp with the Steamboat and Rail ROao
%SasSsaHxseSA Companies, South of Washington BY
which the fare will be reduced to the following 81
tremey low rates, viz:
Forttrough tickets from Baltimore 10 Richmoad $500
90 90 40 petersburg, $50
10 u9 do Weldon, 7.JJ
40 do do Charleston, 1855
Fare between Baltimore and Washington, 50
As the Coaches will leave Baltimore immedialpl.
on the arrival of the Cans from Phiadep hia and eayC
Washington immediately the arrival of the Steam
boat from the South, and pei form the trip in e6our.
passengers viii reach Baltimore or Washington nearly
quite early by this conveyance as by the Railroad
Line and will be set down, free of extra CHARGES al
all the principal Hotels, any other reasonable dis,
ance in the city.
Passengers by this Line are delivered on board fhR
Steamboat at Washington, free of any extra charge,
and reach Richmond or any point south of it, at thS
same time, and at tao dollars and fifty cents less fare
than by the Rail Road line.
The public may rely Skillful and accommodates
drivers and every attention To theircomfeu For seais
or further information, apply the Stage OtIire opso
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot Pratt ST.
next door the Green House, and two doors Yves, 81
Whitman's Hotel.
an2a-n JACOB PETERS q go
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HANGED. A negro girl, named Sophy, own
cd by James Hayes, Of Thomas county, Geo,
was hanged at Thomasv!lo Oh Friday, 9oth
ut, for the murder Of her masters son. She
said she was advised 10 commit the crime by an
old nego woman belonging to Mr.. Hayes.
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Coon Stock. The United States Insurance
Company Of Boston, have declared semi-an-
nual dividend Of ten per cent.
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IMPORTANT LAW DEcIsIoN The important
case between Woodworth's administrator and
f. V. Bum plaintiffs, and Wilson ct al. defen-
dents, says the Louisville Journal, which has
been pending for long time in the district
court of the United States for Kentucky, was
decided, on Wednesday last, in favor Of the
defendants. The action was brought for an in
Engagement on patent granted to Woodwork,
Of the State of New York, for the invention of
a planning machine in 1928; and renewed at the
expiration of fourteen years for seven more
Suits have been brought by the assignee of the
patentee in a number of States and the paten;
has generally been sustained. The United
States district court of Massachusetts occupied
seventeen days in the investigation of the case,
and decided for the plaintiffs. This was con-
sidered to be enough to decide the question:
but in some of the States contrary decisions
have been made as well as similar ones for the
patent.
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NOR ANNAPOLIS.

NOR ANNAPOLIS,
EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE
a sanaY The steamer OSIRIS, Cant. JOHN
Ex5H4kAeD TURNER, will leave Com mere y,
AHsanSAA wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
al cocR Tor the above places and return ne5, bay
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNINE
AZ O'Clock, and Eason at s, O'Clock, for Annapol,.
and Baltimore. " P'
Passage TO Annapolis 80. .,.7 rs CENTS
TO Easton or Cambridge. SI5O
FOX ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER WE Lane
ing, ST. Michael's and Easton, (via Miles River Fery
70 Easton.l viii leave Commtrce-st wharf every
MoNDAf MORNING, at O'Clock; and return ne1:
aay, leaving Miles River Ferry very Tuesday Morn
ing, at O'Clock; ST Michaes. a; Wye Landing Or!
West River ~ /, for Annapolis ana Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis ................ 75Eenis-
. 10 Wesl RIver................ SlU0.
10 Wye, ST Mchael's or Ferry, l.SF.
, FOX CENTREVlLLE AND fRESTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at o'cnck and return the same dsJ,
touching at Corsica l0s O'Clock, and Chester al IL
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage Z
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commrre street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, AT O'Clock. and returns same day, leaving Wegt
River at "a O'Clock, oi Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis - cts TO West River 81,
JONI d. TURNER,
ap29 It's ia office lower end CONNER cr-st Bah
ASTRAss BkEAsTPINs. Just rpcriY,d,
~ beautiful lO OF these hand ume Breasuins, gery
brilliant, entirely Of d. For sale nj
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VOLUME. XII.-No. l42

n5-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN Il BALTi
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
full carriers, only sir and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only at the end of each week
The Clipper will also be SENT by mail, to distant
subscribers, the rate of Four Dollars per year-pay
able, always, in advance.
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murderer.

GONG TO EUROPE. Miss Susan Cushman
OF the Walnut-st. Theatre, leaves Philadelphia
for Liverpool on the 25th inst. IN the packet
ship Thomas P. Cope. She has an engage
ment, it is said, effected by her talented sister
Charlotte, at the Princess Theatre, London
Her mother Accompanies her.
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Reported for the American Republican,
COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE.
ANNAPOLIS, Md June

=, 1lNNH TOT'I7j IVIN' JUITU ~ ToFJ'
No. 4. The Mayor and City Council of Bal
hmore VS.. Henry White, was further argued
by McMahon and Nelson in reply for the APP
pellants.
No. 5. Phelan and Bogue vs.. Crosby, was
commenced by Glenn for the appellants.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

Zen itnes or less make asquare-if an advertisement
exceeds ten lines, the price will he in proportion
Az advertisements are payable at the time of their
insertion.
o. THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daiy IS published every Saturday morning, at the low
price of Sl.00 per annum.
o. All papers seat by mail are tscostinuedthe day
en- which the advance payment expires.
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The DErRoIT MURDER. The Detroit Ex-
press Of the 9th inst. says-"Just at tie mo-
mehI OF gong TO press, rumor is current that
Mr. Hall (the officer Of the Bank of the River
Raison who was shot by man named Wells)
is dead Wells has been fully identified as the
miIrdnrnr.
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a RACER DEAD. The ine Kentucky race
horse Moth, the property of Jas B. Clay, Esq,
OF Lexington, died at the Oakland Race
course, ON Saturday afternoon, some houls af
ter the four mile race, IN which she was enter
ed, and brilliantly won the first heat.
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DROWNED. james Caldwell, late of Ro-
chester, N. y, aged 25 years, vas drowned at
Louisville, Oh Saturday last, while bathing
James Dutlee, of Jennings county, Ia, was
drowned at Maysvile last week.
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asTEAss BIZ E.ASYPINs. just received y
- beautiful lol OF these handsome Breastpins, very
Brilliant sci entirely in GO d. For salpat
GABRIEL u. CLARk'S,
mle Water sareet, second door from Caiyerar
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ITEMS OF News. Mr.. Charles Ball was in
stantlY killed at Carbondale, Pa, few days
ago, by Il railroad car.--A son of Mr. Joseph
Shrom, of Carlisle, was MORALLY wounded on
Tuesday by the accidental discharge of gun
in the hands of boy named Spicer III. s.
Revenue Cutter Woodbury., from Pensacola
Tor Galveston, was spoken off the BaIi2o ON
the list inst.--Mr Ellsworth, late OF the Pa
tent Office, has taken up his residence at La
faYette, in Indiana. He owns some fine farms
there.-An Irishman named Patrick Dono-
van, was accidentally killed at Boston on
Tuesday, by the falling of wall.-Mr Jas.
Dellet declines being candidate for Governor
of Alabama.-The Harrisburg Argus an
nounces the decease of Gen. Salada, the late
Surveyor General..-The New Hampshire
Conference of the Methodist Church adjourn.
ed on the 3d.-Dan Marble is playing at the
National Theatre, Boston, with great sucess.--
The lawyers of New York subscribed over
$1,000, for the widow Of the suicide Wilson.
Very handsome indeed The ocusts have
appeared in great numbers at Lexington, Mo-
Capt. r. Evans has been detached from
the u. S. R. G. fancy, and ordered to Pitts
burgh, to supelintend the building of an iron
steam cutter of about 700 tons burthen.-
The New York City Councils have appropriate
ed $4,000 for the sufferers by the late fire there,
and $4,000 for public fireworks, &c., Tor the
4th July