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columns of white and gold with ornamental capitals Of
great beauty Twelve similar columns also range Down
The wal. On either side Between these latter and inc
entrances to the seepngberths are ON each side OF tnc
deck eight pilssicrs IN the Arabesqae style to' "n,n
character the saloon generally psrtaSes) besuniuiy
painted with oriental birds and flowers On ether soe
are seven doors which open into many passagcses,
of which communicate with four bedrooms Inc sr,n
avs The several door. are ta.touy carved and GID
ed ana are surnuuntad with meat inedhlon h'hHs-
Some looking glasses are 50 arranged AS u fen'et me
loon lengthwise two opposite sides. nom "h'n
very pleasing illusion j. produced lhc wan, 81 ui'
apartment of delicate lemon tinted drao nue. re-
evcd with blue white and gold Al the stern enh are
number of sofas which range one above the otner near
~ up 10 the sternlghis At the opposite extremity IL
large room for the stewards The saloon IL ntted up
with rows of dining tables of sufficient capacity to adj
init of 800 persons sitting down To dinner nj one umc,
with perfect convenience and comfort On ea'h su, 'i'
forward promenade saloon there are 80 berths or sleep
iug places and in the saloon below II 80 IN cach sid'
making In ALL forward 1872. To the staterOcms theie
are passages leading from the saloons and running
ahwar the ship In the orecasc are berths, 80 IN mum
Der tor portion oflhe crew
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4 ont ISLAND Ca

4 ont ISLAND Camp Meeting NOtlce-Ihe follow
- ing tmeits and rates for the Camp Meeting 10 De
strictly adhered to
The fare TO be three sngs each ant baggage 70 De
AArn without additional charge All passengers gong 10
and returning from Farming dac during the Meeting, 10
have seals IN the regular cars the passengers
Wi purchase their tickets the ticket Office before enitr1r
he gale 10 into the All passengers should De- 40
h- Depot from ten to twenty minutes before The time OF The
can leaving, Tie viii start al the hours appointed
n1 Leave Brooklyn a. o'clock and at pasi O'Clock ~
hi munnq and al O'Clock and 5Ucnck In the afternoon
Returning wiz leave fafmingdae al before o'clock and
.teole O'Clock in fe morning. and al past -oclocS aud
50clock In the afternoon. The fire 90 be reduced at all
stopping paccs the road To ard from Famnedaie du
rng be Meeting The time the road not 10 exceed two
hours The tickets 10 be- had al the Depot, south Ferry
Brooklyn on Monday August an. between and o'clock
the heavy baggage will be taken 70 The ground ON
Tuesday morning. Tents Will be put mp 10y The COMMITTEE
ndesire1 NJ 30 cents each
By order OF the Canp Meeting Committee a1i iw-
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NAtthbLE IStNi '>'S nu' >h''NN We PRO
rrfty of late jo-egh kOnaparte, lCoani Sursisrl
Thomas Birch Jr respectfully announces tlai he las ~
&C. we'd instructions dispose Of ~ public sale he Man
sion al Bonienio~n, Nrw-Jef-es) 0n "Wednesday snd
Tlarssa. Scp. II and 49, the collection II and vaaa
Die Paninas OF the late Joseph B0naparie comprising
choice specimens BY Ruhens Nen Lnoa Giordans Denys
G.sp-r Poussin Canalet Larcs spAgnoeiio, Teni-fs.
snryirrs Naiore Psrc' Ssvery B0rgosnone, bas-ano.
Philip de Champagne, Gnerchinr, Sebastian del Plom5o,
Dun.rne >webach and others OF The Italian FLEMISH enc
tan md French schools.
Also several Figures and Busts in Marble.
SPLEsD'O LIBRARY AND MA>v>cRPrS--Auesa same " e
will sold rare Manuscripts and Library OF Choice
Works 49,
= Catalogues be lai a, Messs Gufey iiils Auc-
tion Store, No l69 Broadway. JyH AawSlidols
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q THIS LONG KNOWN AND rANORiTk fsTAB-
~. .hmeu with the extensive grounds belonging to II
and All It's appurtenances hiss been recently put into 10.
perfect order and repair aud will be opened for the
reception of Wis tors on the 18Th Of June next
The Inducements and advantages offered by the San,
Souci deg hful summer retreat TOO widely known
render minute description necessary Its spacious snc
elegant seiOOns and syHgmenisi. rich and diVe'siec
beauty of exeusiv. pleasure grounds nov In the hghes
OF finish snd cuvaon-iie quiet retiremen, of IT.
shady the comfort and order which l. intend
shall pcrvade and characterize the whole establishment
all combine present sed attractions to the publ
generally
To families, and those who from delicate health or ohei
may prefer quiet aud repose, offers pecus afvbn
IL location is six miles from saratoga Springs, WIZ
which Il has communication Ly railroad several times cav
hs afordne opportunity of ming IN the gA'es anc
nusenens of thai Fashionable watering place, without lee
subjected the and confusion OF is crowds
Toe saratoga Mineral Waters wal De constantly furnished
fresb hcahn aud sparkling ~ the springs themselves
There also Mineral Fountains in the vnmcciae vicinity
Of the Souci. of value and efficacy tn" new
SULPHUR Barns al Saratoga Lake four miles
distant snd carriages viii run from the HOcl Al ali times io
the accommodation of visitors who wish To tie hath,
o. 10 enjoy the dei.. hful scenery of Tire lake
The sans Souc" viii be under the charge Of Mrs. H.
CRANE and T. W. HUXFORD, late Of the Eagle Tavern
Albany, aud they trust that their personal efforts, together
with IL many natural advantages and attractions, VII render
II MI that could he wished for by thos" who seek heal,
com'nri pleasure dnrin2 The co'nng seas"n icS -
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FOR THE PILES.

1 k- ufttAMS ELECTUARl tan inerns! remedy -
~ certain cure Tor he PILES either internal or cNlef-
nal-oieedng or blind Sold only TINS city 81 the Office Of
thc original Proprietor, A. cPHtN VI. ID. regular educA
trd ihysc-n Oh twenty years experience. confined 20 ~
ofcg practice where Piles AMI all Chronic Diseases
cessfa.y treated Medical Office ige Bowery four doors
Advice gratis iy1l In
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nllnallrne. 20. tIlanico.

,IraNTED-Two Jouneyron ioch Smiths also, on"
w p,s.- q a,ier None but good vorkwrr ami So or
-,o reed a,p, MACKRELL 81 RICH ARD-ON
ss las - Houston, corner of Norio k-ss.
u,gN DOLLARS KENARD.-The .um Of Ten
Dalars viii be paid 90 any person WHO VIII produce
o rar OF sn. gcndcrs OF my ninui cfIfe tlr 1ye de-
e's,.s.ed on separated. HORACE a. DAY.
s sufcessofo RoNbnry lndiaHgbbeT Co. - Macn lane
,pFN uOi,ia't- KEN AAfis-Ln-;ob tuIns, June
rea l. black Nrisei Band with Diamond PIN attach
:. h, Intrinsic value vii bee paid 10 whoever 500 return
msrEAR A RILEY. 81 Lincrty 81. ~ n
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EDUCATION.
DIV yIfDnANTvS CLASSICAL. AND COM

RtN. X. T. HIDDART'S CLASSICAL Anu N'M-
II MEkClAL BOARDING and DAY SChOOl~-Fonr-
saihslreei between University Place and Fiih Avenue
thus Establishment which has lately been reinoN Ell rom
holsonsirec Is prepared for lhe reception OF an IN
Creased number o. BOsrder No expense has been spared
% render II complete well arranged school for boys II
a been built pTcssy for The purpose inence under c
erection of OF he FIRST architects in the ciiy, and Nj
daiari has much satisfaction in presenting 10 his Friends
M he Public Institution IN which every requisite Tor We
accommodation convenience. and comfort Of his pupils
combined and such the eNpericncc of many years has sug
fesed The situation Is. perhaps the most eligible winch
could have been selected for the purpose regards health
ed hcly OF access. All The advantages o The best ~
saofs and Proieso available, while the benefits OF
country residence are gained by The outdoor athletic
ess which can be enjoyed IN The spacious playground.
Farther Information 10 course OF study and other pa't
ees Interesting parents, NAV be obtained on application
"Nr huidau al his residence In lslh street.
b-rhe regular Acadcmical Year VIII commence on
Ne 1T OF September after the summer vacation The NUM-
srtG fups being limited In ,ht Day School, vacancies VII
~nlca "a tey occur
For BoARDERS and DAY BOARDERS, who are en-
ae distinct and seperaie, applications viii be received A.
III time.
TkRMS-for Boarders SSeo per (without accom-
sheenis Day Boarders, SO Per quarter Day scholars
81 per quarter. ieet 3fnOs NJ W.AF.
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DUAiiU MANTED.-A gentleman anu lady wish
ID Tor permanent Board IN Brooklyn. Two comfortable
rooms wl be required. situation convenient 10 Fulton
or South Ferry will be preferred. respectable private
family where there hut iew bourders, WI he desIa-
bic note giving particulars, addressed r. Box il6 ~
Pos-Ofice will receive immediate attention. aus w
DOARDlNG.-Gentcme and their wives, or single
ID genleme obtain board. with pleasant rooms al NO
gF,r.ytt street. References exchanged aui 81
DOARDiNG.-TWO OF three Gentlemen can Obtau
ID Board. with without rooms, al No. A. CAambers-s
opposite the Perk. ana Wv
HARD.-The Boarding House Of MRS a. BROWN,
y having escaped the general cous grafton, sie hegs
leave 10 assure her numerous friends aud The public HAT
they will sui find pleasant ami airy a'conmo iauns Al her
residence OF Battery Place ad Greenwich street
iva
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"a, The Mere. mile Numai Insurance Company. 10
eW.l street inform the pubic thr nty are prepared "
- al 100. promptly. ana l-r assets Ar" 20 lif unlr-
- by me recent ire taf they afe enabled o. take Ma
ac6 FIRE Risks as hcrcol1fe on ite most Reasonable
f-. l.. GREGORY President
" JOSEPH ilONiE, Wee Pre.'l
.,.,roop WALTER, Sfc'y iyli lml July Zls.
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ne lJ4lD y l4l- pii
icularsrcspccting this
steam. ship viii no
lonbt, be read with
interest
Toe peculiar features
,t,his great work. which
ngesi ihe Great Britain
with unusual interest
ru-ist her cxtraord.n.
.ry msel.'u,lei Id fhe
uffeflall-ed. Touben.
mployeI o. o greater
xicat Than in any other
hip; liil. fte PECULIAR
ie- Of form which have
lccn adopted and the
qualities they confer on
lcras regards speed and
-clworiliIless. lNtn. the
construction 81 'he IN
lros and bu'Ier- and
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-. ,..' ON.
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LII. an .b.n.o
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m. lencth offbe keel
"a t..,-,o,,ilen
9slf.e,
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- rhs Only Cure FOR Communion"
| 1T EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD, who IS
IL troubled with Coughs Colds >pitfiag Blood Iper Ccr-
laui, Aslhna Bronchitis, Nhoopng Cough Pain ia he
De 9-d Best Sore Throat rising ucsing n he Throat
Nervous Debiy, Pap,aiOn Of The Heart Broien Coasti
nea from tie OF cOcI and ohsr causes Try the geSuc
AMI ooy ssaa,a< SYRUP WILD CHESEY, prepared By e
obrsied Dr. swAyNr Philadelphia All oilers ss-
res 1nd lmiiaoaS Therefore he cautious - ask Tor
r o1gsaal and only GeRainr preparation rom ms vauh
Tee Or. SwAAN E's Cosf0VND syrup OF WILD ChtR-
Phadepha
" Ecrp the name Of DIR. SwAyNE in view, Eighih
- Mace Philadelphia 80 -
,AesSrs-Hagiand, Reese 4 Co. New-Y0rh, Dr. w. H.
.aei cor. Broadway ard John ST.; II A. sands 100 boN
81 = Z. Warner, e5 Becckcr-st " u City Ms Hays'
sInesyn; W. c. Wood. Harlem, Benjamin Gas N,w"ln'
ea rctfsOa, Railway John TerhDnc, New b fd.s" icA -
Ty;S Harrison, Sacm Mass; w II. Pierce, Albany =!
O. Nioslew, Rochester \. Y. Backus Bull, Troy. >.
1ose Co. Worcester Mas. John 4. Han Go. Boston,
yeusy Seymore HaItlofd. Conn. T.. Hohige, buaaio ~
"haaia Montgomery Lansingburg, y. v; T. NJ Coitn
=" e1les0u 5 C.; Andrew Oliver Co. New -ofsehh-
~ = adams and T.. kiene s. Logis Nm horn filis
TX - u hlnmsn. Cincinnati e.t Siieod'
H,bBtRDSPAPER~.- BAbCOCh,
~. y Johnsyeef otter for sale fgll assortment 81
Manufactured BY The Messrs Hubbard comprising
R@,ss. Papers, blue aud white Imperial, super ko.a,
~. Medium. DENY sna Fla; Cap.
rr ono Posi-, Bank Qaafto Pos, Exchange Cap
- super Cut Cap. ruled and plain
49, repef ruled and plain a fun assofunenL
T 80 Fost Super and hxtrs super.
CT ae Paper Colored mperials.
To'H Royals thick and Tim
~ Medium, do do.
~ Double Cap, for copy books
r. f-d c@ofed Mediums, Royals, &c. &c
WIS., ua'e also on hand very extensive assortment If
Psss~s rapefs. hoos and News Printing Papers, Plate
,aLs, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
IS q the genuine Patent Enveop Paper
IN sooes spss Of any size aud quality made crde, ri
Jy2l osyeod
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MRS REBECCA BANTER.
JUS.
OLIVER WHITAKER.

None genuine unless with tie words sesTpas Oh for
Deafness blown IN each bottle.
Tins valuable medicine : for sale by A. X ID SANDS,
soe Agents for the Proprietor, No ~ Fulton street 20
Broadway, u East Broadway an, lind
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~ AIphn Delta Phi-The different Chapters a. he
40. Della Phi So,i'ty, viii tpd Convention n Ne" Tia
- sa iir Wednesday preceding the aHina Commence
,'ssf N Yale College. fAnoist 11.hf -
Ngw.HaycI, July - 1875. ly<' ~
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~, L. ID, Sheeirr, Attorney and Councillor ~
- srf Coemi--lOneT of Deeds, sc. WI attend ia il'
Peein-Ro1m Of Tsmmany Hal ~ ali hours ef e fey
St-ssn'rg iyi5 osf
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rIi,aIl- EAifaci ls putup qno't bottles, f
II, TINS ebaycr Lltu ay sold. u is warranted To- be
.,r arfic'e Ia any in Ire uarsct We have numerous
~, eess Of Physicians CerFylen sra State Ofirers 70
Al aer winch cOnciusivey prove fln superior virtues 81
IA. Furaci one bottle only h. sufficient 10 test ~ mems
r. I'D pet cfculf. For sale 81 ll Fulton ST. e loin
s-dirgi jy23 limos
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i5oaroina ano GoieIs.

BOARD, No. n Courland-st-Ms r. Gefe now has
ID pleasant airy rooms auOccupie, and very der-
able for single gent enen. gcntlcmen ana their
psor with bed 40 joining. Gentlemen can be ccOn-
noaed with lull partial board on moderate Terms.
suQ linz
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and 7.l6lh-distsnce OF
RIBS from centre "a cen
TN, smidships .ltinches.
increasing Ia 81 inches AZ
the ends.
Ten iron slecpers nun
from TIE engine room.
gradually diminishing IN
number 10 the iore-snd
OF the ship and underline
boilers. the platform Oi
which they support--in
mriships they arr ) ieci
3 inches N depth. sup.
ported nv angle irons in
the form of inverted
arches and ~ n short dis
tarcc from each other.
She has i've water tgtt
partitions slows ltO
TINS 81 lucOtous ci
mcssurcuert-ihc en-
sincs weigh $40 tons
The boiler. 200 do and
hold 10 tons II va'er
The main shaft is :
inches IN dismo,criE the
certsc.and 2iinch in the
bearings. IN the rough.
before turned. il weigh
~ 10 tous II has been
lieh'cuer By a hole 81, 10
inches diameter. bored
through. Astream oicold
vatcrpas cs tsroughthe
cranks and this hole
when the engines are NJ
wnrx The screw : haft
i IN one lorc and TWO
.hor, or coupling parts.
The partneSi,hc engine.
-olid. = feet by lb!uehes
diameter. The hollow
Intermediate shaft - r.
hy , feet : inches diam
.ter. The scrcw pnft -
- feet Is inches. and also
l6inch.- diameter. The
TOAD length H. 100 i -.
and il weighs altogether
3 tons. The screw Is OF
sixarms. l5isct 6inchcs
diam.ter. IS feet pitch,
and weighs four tone
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au9li'
II,E ,CARPA.s ACOUSTIC on. lhe Oaly ea

u for Deafness
Scarpa's Compound Acoustic OIL for the Of Deafness
pains and the discharge ~ mat from the also ut
those dsagreeablc noises like the huzzing ofinsecls falling
of wafer &C Ac which symptoms o apprOachng deal
mess. AMI also generally attendant with The disease
How many thousands, yea, tens of sands are here
who in consequence ofdcancss deprived Oi many OF IRE
pleasures of social intercourse and who would give te
world if possible 10 possess I'LL they could again
have their hearing restored.
The following Certificates viii be read with interest AZ
they speak facts, which are " stubborn things
PHILADELPHIA. jan e. lSia
thereby certify that when was about tNelve years old.
gradually became deaf al ohears, that IN few nils
found almost Impossible a. hear. unless IN The very loud
ofvoicc. remained IN tina, situation until last
summer period oicigitcn ycars. when heard oi scar
ya's Compound scou.c Oh Immediately o1alued bot
lie which have used aad am happy 70 say . has acted
IKE magic, and quite cured me Any one wishing infiher
information OF my case which think reinafAl'ie one
viii mud by calling my residence Concord street. first
MRS REBECCA BANTER
BSIpGErov y. J. Dec IS, lsn
Sfeeline-For ie n years pas, have been dreaculy
afflicted with deaines occasionet BY an liberation IN my
ear which caused PAIN and prevented me ron hear
ing Participating in conversation; tins ulceraron ferr
~ hurstet and totally unable 10 hear IN one ear as
inc hcsi the positive and remarkable effected by Scar
,as Acoustic OIL got bottle OF you. which used accord
lag to direction and with the best ,acc.s being rcs,o
ell - As 10 hear quite well iy laier, 10 has been qaie
deaf for numherc wears has received decided hcneiifom
II from experience am sure II viii the sevclcsi cases
used fairly. and recommend II 10 every person suffering
''"' '''' - OLIVER WHITAKER.
None genuine unless with tie words ScsTpas On Tor
Deafness blown IN each bottle. .s..
Tins valuable medicine : for sale by A. X d. SANDS
soc Agents for the Proprietor, No Isfuicn s'ie,L 20
fNt.x ID
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,ruE -ENi-WEEkLY TRIBIN

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY.
Hb8sbci every SATURDAY MORNISC, a. he low pnce Of
sleerann8n advance 10 copies of SO, or % copies
~ az
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rAEWoNDER BLESSING OF THE AGE

TERMSFor Boarders SSco per annum (yvithout sccon-
sAccnis Day Boarders, $50 Per euarier Day scholars
80 per quarter ie2f Sfnos wAF.
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God the English have escaped Very few, and those
only In rented houses have been burnt oat amongst
whom are our friends JUNIOR Charnsud the Vice Consul
and some others. Young Whitisl made grand stand.
and saved their house and consequently the ncghtor
hood
Great assistance wac given by the Austrian corvette
and French brig in port The English Of war were
unIuckiy absent Some 50 or % people may have Loaf
their lives. -,
business with reference old eDgsgcmeDts VIII get on
I don't know though not much merchandise has been
lostmsnusctures 900 vsIonis perhaps AZ much
The religious schisms great delay and difficulty IN
forming a committee Of The sisters Of Charity
are doing great deal ~ good A yet our tnsish sub.
scripton comes up 70 300 am particularly fortunate
and my people are all saved including Browning and my
brokers Most Of the brokers Of the other houses have
lost--ome their all. the savings OF many years Iho
weather 10 excessively hot and the supply al wsHr 'sy
all. ri NJ Roudia We also suffer from want OF IT, nrS
in ,bis country is dreadful Many thousands are com
PEELED 10 i've out in the open air IN the gardens, fed
charity a. they be for some tune ana inc hrt aSy
or 90 s,ter the hre no bread was ~ be had
The EuRExA.-That notable invention the Eu'
ria or sim verse grinder WA tined yesterday before
conruttee of Young gentlemen from the public schools
Who are anxious have their Latin exercises cone
with the possible trouble. The proprietor s-sso
The Young Gentlemen tx subject upon which ne In.
-trunent might perform accordingly hr rnooks ~
Westminster, proposed the quarrel Det~s'p hoeou'k
and somerr. The machinery Of the wondtous ins'fu.
m-nt was in motion, and the following Ines ground
out 10 the music Of . barrel organ
sligonis membrum Bucki. vult puere n~um.
Tran.susit Arcfurus Rhetoris in Gremium.
Hume plus Ash.eius lsudsf dccus Exeter Au.s
Pontfcumaue comes Bobbius lng!isius.
Hume lzudat Domlnus Pecleldes tnrnsbout agri,
Lsudst Humusquc ferox lie tremendous sper.
Dssine Buckle Domum nostrsm exxnimare quereils
Inque potatones Paddle retro propers
A. some decidedly Engsh expressions had crypt into
the lines the explained that he eduesfins
his machine 10 grind Engish hkewise hence
that for the present little confusion might snss &c
tween the languages translation 81 he sno'e sese'
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

quarter on the llth inst. in the Wakefield market,
in addition the advance of Is to IS per quarter
the previous market day.
THE WEATHER IN HoLLAND-Groningen, July
1I.-On Thursday and on Monday last the heat was
extremely great on Thursday 81 degrees, and on
Monday "a degrees Fahrehet, We learn that seve-
raj laborers at work IN fields, were overcome, and
fell senseless 70 the ground, and some were found
quite dead Happily this extreme heat lasted but
short tme.-Dutch Paper.
EXPERIMENT WITH THE GREAT BRrrAIN.-Thls
levathan monster OF the deep was placed for a few
triing repairs IN one OF the dry docks connected
with our harbour, on the 9Th instant as there was
but slight spring tide on that day, very short
draught OF water was necessary to get her in with
safety; but alter every effort, by trimming Goals,
bles, anchors, Nc, II was found that she was draw
ing at seven O'Clock on the morning of the day alud
ed TO, ii feet inches aft and IL feet inches for
ward. Captain Hoskins on seeing this gave direc-
tons to draw bolt out of the bow, and allow the
first compartment to fill with water This brought
the vessel IN short time to Ia feet aft, and l3 feet
one inch forward, the position required, and salts
actorlly demonstrated the utility and efficiency of
the water-tght bulk-heads No water made its way
to the adjoining compartments, although 80 tons at
least entered at the bow of the vessel.
THE ELECTIONS IN GREAT BRITArN-The cleo
tlons which have taken place OF late do not indicate
the popularity OF the government. The place of the
late Mr. Somes, the great ship owner has been filed
at Dartsmouth by an opponent OF the Government
AT Abingdon the Attorne y-General narrowly esca-
two in the field, and yet he poled within twenty
eight OF the ministerial candidate. In West Suffolk
a candidate pledged to oppose the Free-trade theo-
rles OF the government and bound TO maintain the
present corn-aw, was successful. Mr. Fitzroy Kel-
ly has had a narrow escape, at Cambridge, and so
uncertain was the contest, that preparations had
been made by the sitting member for Windsor to
vacate; and make room for him. The official ma
iority in his favor only H. AT Exeter, the May
nooth conduct of the Government was fiercey as
sailed, and the returned member was pledged to op
pose sucha policy tor the future. All this indicates
beyond mistake that the Governments popularity is
on the wane Attention is now being turned to the
register The present Parllamentis approaching its
term OF existence, and the next struggle cannot be
more than ayear, or, at the furthest, couple OF
years distant 1t would be premature to speculate
on the result. year or two may make difference
in the beating of the national pulse; but Judging
from present appearances, the star of Sir Roberts
popularity is setting.
WEALTH OF ENGLAND.-We give, as another in
stance of the extraordinary wealth and enterprise OF
England, the following summary of bills applied for
during the present session of Parliament, for which
subscription contract, or undertaking in lieu there
of, has been deposited in the Private Bill Office =
| . Description. Estimated eIpense Copital stock
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ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAM SHIP CAMBRIA AT BOSTON.

Extraordinary Passage over the Atlantic
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ADVANCE In THE PRICE OF COTTON.
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Half a Month Later News.
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Important Commercial Intelligence.
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Tremendous Sales.
Anarchy in Spain.

BUTCHERY IN ALGIERs.