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The New York herald., 1845-03-30

fhs here identified the chsinhs wife had earrings al:e
and PIN but he could not positively swear the
ones produced the exact earrings the rngs pfo
duced he did not identify the spoons ne iae
tilted his the witness identified the boxes ana otner
portions the propery his wife was twenty our years
of age and has infant about eighteen months; his we
was u timid sort OF woman; he made no arrangement
as TO who stop with his wie Mrs. Bodines daugh
ter always tayea with her. and when she did mol her
mother did; matchmaking girls used to sleep al
property; arrived Tuesday morning after Christmas
M this city ut half pastthre O'Clock; learned OF the
death my wife shortly after got In; went TO the
boat and found my sister on board the poati "a" rs.
Bodne board the bnat.
Mr. De WITT must object to ths-you must proceed
more slowly MIR Whiting.
MIR WHlriso-when you are Judge shall obey your
orders -,
Mr DE WITT-Whsn l am l shall keep you GOOD
deal confned than you are now-Q QaughterJ
Mir. WHrIso-I hope | will be out OF practice az 'ha'
time Qmmense laugher) ,..
WIrNrss-I met my sister (Nrs Bodine) on poatu INC
boat, spoke she told about the accident ina, DC
CURED home; don't recollect her saying any thne
the robbery, and the jewelry that was stoen We
both got into carriage Oh getting to the lsahu anu
spoke scarcely word to each other; don't Iecoec sne
spoke TO met Albert was with US; ] cannot say mat al
bert orrthc mother had any conversation
MIR. GaAHAM-You must have a curious idea ei human
nature, Mr.. Whiting, you imagine those people couid
converse so freely under such calamity.
Mr.. WHIrING-Weli, my ideas OF human nature nave
undergone many changes IN my lite time.
CoURr-Theie appears to be good deal OF DIN srence
between Staten Island nature and human nature IN gen
raj We have had some extraordinary exhbitiens IN the
course Of this trial.
The Court adjourned over to Monday morning atflol
o'clock.
MORE BIT The RI REroRTER-Thcre yet remain twenty Sin
witnesses to be examined for the prosecution
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CAPTAIN RYNpERs AND HIS FRIENDS Captain
Rynders is certainly great man, for he seems to
make great sensation wherever he goes, now
that he has set about the business Of the charter
election Some of the whig papers are out with
fresh batch OF accusations against him, charging him
with having been connected with gamblers in
Vicksburs, and corresponding with a notorious
counterieiter This the Captain unequivocally
denies IN ca.d published in the Plebe,an. No
proof Is offered by the journals which prefer the
charges, and all is mere assertion. The Plebeian
publishes the denial Of the Captain, but the other
organs OF the party which he has served SO faith
fully, do not offer to do any such thing And the
tact Is that alter this charter election, the Morn
ing Ncs Post, Plebeian, and all,wil be as hard al
work as ever abusing Captain Rynders. The
Captain will find it much more easy to repel the
assaults OF the whig papers than to beat these old
hunkers at imble-rigging, cheating and hum.
buggIng
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Foreign Markets

HAVANA, March l4.-There have been sales Of rice
since the three cargoes sold the 9Th ns and 1t will
cost and charges Several cargoes being daily look
cd for must further deprsss the market Mosssss held
day at This island suffering terribly for Of
rain, and the drought continues long shall have
awful year. Bills on Boston and New York 81 premium
London, IL premium.
Sr THoMAs March l2th-Au kinds of American pro-
visions becoming scarce
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RAPETTIs CoNcERT.-We regretted to see such
comparatively thin house at the concert of this
highly meritorious musician, undoubtedly owing
to the great number of musical entertainments
during the last fortnight. Rapetti proved his mas
tership in that most difficult instrument, the
violin, in two pieces. The first he played is the
last work of Bsriot. the father OF the present,
school. 1t most exquisite piece full of spark
ling briiancy and grace, and it was given to per-
fection by him. The second piece, composed by
Rapetti is admirably calculated for the display o
this gentleman's beautiful style, and both were
very much applauded Madame Otto opened the
vocal part, with Meyerbeer's celebrated cavatina,
from the Crociato. to whose splendid execution full
justice was done by the audience. This lady un.
questionably possesses most delicious voice, and
her superior style of singing perfectly enables her
to show its beauty. Pico never sung better than
last night she was in excellent tune her Spanish
song was most vociferously encored, and her duet
with Sanqurico was gem.
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GREAT SrEED-The Long Island train arrived al
Brooklyn, last evening, at five minutes before five,
making the trip from the Boston TO the Brooklyn
depot, including all stops, in hours IS minutes.
The stops made were. at birmingham, A minutes;
Worcester, do. Danielsonvlle, do. Aliens
Point, do; on the Sound, assisting a vessel in
distress, IA do. Greenport, 81 do; st. Georges
Manor, 2 do; engine breaking from the train, do
Farmingdale, do: total, 17a minutes making the
running time from Boston TO New York, distance
22l miles, nine hours u minutes the quickest by 27
minutes, that has yet been made between the two
cities
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PORT OF NEW YOnK, MARCH 30.
Clos red.

Il Cleared.
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gay: Js%: xy%%:i cc TSaasa, Yosa.: ;ayi':: h:s
S.n%.S, & y.ssS:; A.ss;s: !sssSS Hsa.s:..
b!'ss; s:s'$id I bed.s
P.res Ricsmond;. Gen Scou D.ashy. CITY Poi.s.V n
Sad; Sssi E$S W.
sad He%s
@ Dc Fl rS.ss
Arrived.
r., sss to AZ :% IS ci Sas &c
CnItis, wrecked At that place.
70 ff snssG: nsGs:sdy yos1S ' days from Nsoean' with
g fsa Rem asy from cotton
BnT Porto Reo CALDWELL 10 days from Little River. NC
sshT Willow, Rome is days from Mayaguer. with sugar.
sshI y d:y from With
.Rr
British schr Mary, Bond days from Hafsx. with fish, TO
schr loe Wooster days from Eastpor, with nsh to sur
schr Geo Washington, tof Fall Rv@) from Georgetown.
scSr Robs troof Con.nt Norfolk. with cotton &c
to Mr. Warren. sailed in with schr Emily. Dennison
schr sultana, Trueman, from Deaware-bound to Forts
mouth.
Packet ship St Patrick. from Liverpool, Feb l.
Also, ship unknown.
Correspondence or the Herald.
RHopE ISLANDER OYrIcE,
Arr Esaor NYol a,:l: MTsa vs1nsr' & 5..
;i s,
i.%i 9o o''' f'0v,'n'' Tor SAmo Juno Kent 90 for
miscellaneous Record.
BRic HpToRA., Dodge, Of seavile, Me- from New York
Tor AntMep put into sedgwek por. in The Psnobscot 2a
,opmas saysa started deck load of and caused her
under deck Will get spared in about fortnight
Naval.
Lieut. Lewis Saor has been ordered proceed the
and himself the Commander Of the u
8 Squadron for duty.
Notice to Mariners.
LIGHT House. GALvEsror We learn that arrangements
will be made Immediately for the erection OF light house
in aceordsncs with the sc, lately Consrs.s
for this The lamp Of sh house Is to be at least
sbOys the level 4 q G shs . % and y Be n the
wadron OF Boston. days from New Orleans for Hsvre
18th off the bahamas.
nc. Sm Bs,sn s0jSg M II 70 h.ysps ~, h inst
ship from New York bound East, ia her for
toPsa the officer deck shew boad with his Longitude
m, on south Shoalby the Ilzade At Boston The
the New York capns caused the TO touch
on Pollock hp. but got on Immediately
Foreign Ports.
HayRE March sid Ashland Williams; DeIphos Curtis
and Tyrone Spear NOreans In port Louis Philippe Casto
for ah Flaec9nia Jones, Athens Cha,e Jacob PEN
Queen Victoria, Hsnstt and WmF Wbsston, Martin une
;, Nicolas Pe for NYork 18th; Clinton, Hartley. and DUN
York fri Frances Ann rsen OF for Do lde; Crhsn
'y sherman Of do bslasng for Rio Jancro; Sea Bird Burt
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Cotton Market.

MOBILE, March 2l.-The market to-day was moderate
brisk and about $500 bales changed hands at last
quoted prices. They however, all bought in small
lots There to be slight symptom Of speculative
inquiry arising, which will for time tend to increase
the present frmneSs.
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However beautiful the countenance may

be- tte peron lave dirty .et n teet, acSom snrd "
peIfect pest TO all d. DR. shsIman Ors octh Pa e
perfect snd s for those evils and one o the mo.t d
the enamel and renders The tesh q
peavy white ses-wnie it destroys all impurss of the,
bre th and preseryatiye TO teet 10y oGcs
yon will be convnc.d that IL by far the best ar,ce
street. Agents. 2z Hudson street 1888 6owry East
Ledger Buildings, Philndelpia, and stste st.
R0s
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married.

On Saturday, Doth inst, by the Rev. M g. Hutton, DID,.
Mr.. GEORGE LEWIS Wooo to SOPHIA LOUISA, daughter Of
VIM. Darling
uOs the oath March, by the Rev Mr. varslla Chambers
street church. HENRY W. EsKLps0N, of the city Of Dub
lin, to MATILDA kerr, of Nswry, Ireland.
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oTroN-The market is steady, and the sales amour

CoTroN-The market Is steady, and tho sales amount
to 1900 bales, without change in rates.
PsovIsroNs-There il quite speculative movement in
beef and pork and the sales Of the latter within the past
two days. have been very large We quote very extern
$ll 25 The sales have ranged from % 76 to 80 Is for
Prime, and from $li 25 to $ll s73 $2 30 tor Mess.
$l The speculation appears TO be principally con.
fined to old Ohio Pork prime and ness and within the
past three days sales reached about 0o bar
re During the excitement attending this speculation,
prices must be very unsettled and quotations merely
made at 81 as a 81 so; new Prime at $S 7sa So. We
quote old Mess At 80 New do at 80 90 So TO- There
very active demand fer Ohio Lard and SAILS Of
keg and barrel have been made at &c. The supply is
small and the receipts light
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MAILS FOR EuaoPE.-The letter bags of the
Cambria, for Liverpool, will close in this city to-
morrow afternoon. We shall publish an Evening
Edition two hours before the mail leaves this city,
containing the latest news for Europe.
The New York herald., 1845-03-30

The CHARTER ELEcTIoN-ExTRAoRpINAR Po.
sITToN OF THE WALL STREET PREss.-The interest
IN the approaching charter election is becoming
very intense. 1t increases every day and every
hour. What adds greatly to the interest is the sim
gular position occupied with regard to it by the
Wall street press The Journal of Commerce, after
denounclng the "Natives" for all sorts of miscon-
duct and unfaithfulness to their pledges, exposing
In all its details their gross extravagance and also
showing that the Comptroller's report was frau
dulent document, full ofdeception, actually eats up
It's own words, and swallows the 'Natiyes," from
Mayor Harper down to the messengers of the Com
mon Councll-extravagance dishonesty, dirt, dust.
mud, and all The Courier is able TO swallow
only Mayor Harper, and rejects the Common
Council because they have not done their duty =
This is very farclcal Pray what has Mr.. Harper
donel What have been his reforms7 Why the
only achievements which he has effected has been
the memorable conversion Of the Park Fountain
into huge basin of temperance grog the Fourth
OF July, by throwing lamps of ice into the lmud,
and tying tin pans around the margin of that mag.
nlfcent basin-the war on the poor Irish apple.wo.
men-and the organization of body Of Municipal
Police, which no body ever sees, and which ap-
pears to exist only for the purpose OF enabling some
militia officer or officers to show off their astonish
ing knowledge of drill-room tactics. This /" Ma
tive" corporation has been from top to bottom
miserable piece Of imbecy and inefficiency. and
even II the principles of the iparty were not utterly
subversive of civil and religious liberty, the ruth.
lessness and treachery of its representatives in the
Common Council, would OF necessity ensure their
Indignant reputation by all classes of intelligent
citizens in the coming election. As for the Wall
street press, their conduct aud motives are easily
seen through,
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Domestic lmportations.
NEw 0RLEANs-Brig Paulina-3e5 hhds sugar 100 bbs
lasses ID organ.
.SAvANrAH-brg Peter Demill-lle bales cotton ERR
Graves.2N Burritt John:on-40 Gowdy els-l39 Spof
ford. Tileston x col TO order
Reported yeerday]-a3s bales
cotton Spoiord Tleson co-23 EmercS do wool Lille
kssne-I boz Thomson ro 81 bbls Read & Bros-2 casks
rice Van Buskirk-200 bales 10 pkgs TO order.
GE0RGKTo SC-Sehr Geo Was ington-160 bales
SO bbls rice 27O0 bushels do Sprague Robinson 4 CO.
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c.r. ov Srocus-RosroN. March %

SALES STocKs-BosToN, March %
100 East Boston stook ls3 900 do do dividends 30
Reaniug RR, 24}; IA Western RR, 1851; 10 Nor Wor
RR 70s; 90 Wilmington RR. SOLOS no in y; 100 do,
2a 100 do solwk. 2b 100 do so2m, 2 90 DO polois no
int, -; 800 do, 2lf.
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Board OF Education.

scHooL w.-Ths Board met last evening, pursuant
to adjournment. The report of the Special Committee
proposing certain amendments in relation to the school
Jaws adopted, with the exception Of few trhipg
notifications, which were proposed by Mr.. Spofford
The Board then adjourned
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Died.,

On Saturday morning, March 90, Mrs HrsrsR STARR,
aged 81.
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral from the house OF her in law, Wm T. Jen
niugs. liz Leonard street, Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
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ANOTHER MONSTER PACKET SHp.-It is said
that the keel of new packet ship, to be of 1900
tons, is Immediately to be laid in one Of the ship
yards in this city. She is to be called the James
X. Polk, and is we are told, to surpass the Henry
Clay, launched last week.
The New York herald., 1845-03-30

Cold WEATHER.-The Gyeenviue Is. C.) Noun
tanner says-After an almost Unprecedented mild
been visited with two or three very cold days and nights
and heavy Frost which has probably entirely
the peaches and pumbs in this vicinity as trees of that
kind had been in bloom several weeks On Wednesday
morning the thermometer stood at "a degrees above zero
below reezing0 on Thursday at &C. and ice Termed as
thick dollar We fear that vegetation has been very
much injured, especially in the gardens
The New York herald., 1845-03-30

FREsHETs.-We learn that nearly all the rivers
and streams in this section of the country, if not
throughout the whole west. very high at this time
The Muskingum was higher last week than it has been
for several years. We have not however, heard Of any
damage done to the Improvements yet. The scioto
has been unusually high for nearly week past In all
days, has extended large surface Of country The
Kentucky river Is or 40 feet low water
mark Wednesday and Thursday last, causing tenn
porary suspension Of navigation One boat attempted to
lump the dams but found rather perilous business
experiment, were completely Jour.
nal
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MARITIME HERALD.
shipmnstcrs and Agcnts,

Shlpmasters ana Agents.
We shall esteem favor If Captains OF Vessels will give
70 RoBERT SiLvEY, Captain Of News Boas report Of
he shipping left at the whsnee they salehe vessels
spoken on their passsge-a list Of their csrgoand foreign
dents home abroad will also confer by sending
this Office any Marine Intelligence they may receive.
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tended th but when ns1ected often ter
inmates in blindness WIgis Indian Vegetable Pills
certain cure for above compant becaue they purge pu-
rvl The body from morbid hnmoIs which the
Of ILLUMINATION we'll every ache and pain we ,uifer
boz Of said Indian Vsgets Ps wl
oe make perfect of the violent o nfl
toa Eyea the same time the gesti9n will 6s i'm
Wig wi, be the ole rame and pain every Aind
will be literally driven from the BODY. :.
formed that msdcie prpo,ipg to be improved Indian Ills
the country not the genuine Wrghts Indian Vegetable
Pills. -. :. =.
office and Depot No. 69 Race street. phiadeiphii
all be particular and ask Tor virgins ndan
Vegetable Pills.
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Bald, Grey, and Red Heads. Read..A
splendid delicious. beautiful Head Of Hair can be had
tiye its qualities land mind reader dues all here sta
Beautiful to stop It falling off, and dpsl daudrof
the scsp and roots aud to dress it aId keep ia order
thrice long other article made. Sold at W chatham
Sfrcef Brnad dHAY
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State or Trade.

AsHEs-Pos are in limited request and quote old at
So s7t new at 81 Pearls are steady at 81 62} 81 7s
with very moderate demand The sales Of the week in.
clude 1900 bbls Pots, and about 700 Pearls.
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Domestic Import.tIons.

Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.
MAYAGuEz-Sehr Wlow-l29 hhds molasses % do sugar
Errh>rt
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ARREST ON SUSPICION OF BEING ENGAGED IN THE
SLAVE TRADE.--The Uifmington (Del) Gazette
says, Captain Gray, of that city, was arrested on
the slave trade on the coast of Africa few months
since, while commander of the brig Agnes. He
gave the bail ($5O0O) required by Judge Hall, the
district judge to appear court at Newcastle and
take his trial in June next. The charges were
preferred by the Hon. Henry A. Wise, he having
cause to suspect the brig when on the coast Of
Brazil.
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Medical Notics;-The Advertisements or the

New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established M
the Suppression Of Quackery the Of all diseases will
hereafter hs fourth rage and last column Of hi.
paper W. y hlCHAtDSUN, NJ ", Agent
Ofce and Consul ne Rooms Of the College95 Nassau
All PhiIaaciphia Subscriptions 60 ths
HERALD must be paid only authorized AGENTS Zebe
Co., Ledger Building, Third street near chestnut, Terms
without it; delivered Of charge part Of Philadelphia
Single copies for sale as above daily. at oc.ock-rnce
The WEELY HERALD is also for sale Saturday
ing-Prce Ga 50 delivered In part o
Philadelphia. Tree Of postage -
No. An the new and cheap Publications for sale their
tablishment as soon a. issued wholesale and retail
= With the exception Of the Herald" is read
much perhaps, Philadelphia published in
that city nfordng valuable medium advertisers Adva
tiremen handed to the agents half O'Clock, will
in he Herald NEXT day, NJ 1v
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Passenger Arrived,

.CHARLEsror-Ship Anson-Mrs Hatch and child, Captain
Mandue Mr. Henrietta, MIR Gowan, Litnm q De Graw,
Knox. Miss Kennedy.
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News from Europe.

Alter this, we shall have steam ship every two
weeks, during the summer season. The Great Wes.
tern ef Liverpool last Friday, and the CALEDONIA il
TO start next Friday. Previous TO their arrival, how
ever, we shall probably have several packet ships,
this being The season OF short passages. We may
expect the following packets =
ship. Captain. Whence. ID of Sig Later.
@ Of the West, Wooahouse, I'm L'pool, Mar ., days
LOUIS Phillip, Csstoff fm Havre, Mar 8, /"
Gladiator, Bunting, fm Ldon M 4" 10, .
Sheridan, Cornish, I'm L'pool, N" Ill,
Cambridge, Barstow I'm L'pooi, M" l6, ~
ST. Nicholas, Peli, I'm Hsvre, M" 49, IA "
The intelligence to be received by these packets
will be of highly important character-giving US
the further movements of England relative to
the new commercial policy OF that government
It's effect upon the. markets, &c. &c.
Our news fleet is now off the Hook, and the
collectors are authorised to express overland, if
necessary, the parcels fer the Ntw York Herald
Office.
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Bears Hair Restorative, Mt his Agency, %
Walket st., LIST Broadway.
DaIIey's Magical Pain EXTRACTOR, AZ MS
only agency 81 Walker street. Grst from Broadway
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sootning and Soft as a Mothers Kiss.

soothpx and soft as mothers kiss
Was the Soap, dear Felix, you gave 70 me-
Aud ever ed will be ths bliss
Ilet,whsn my face from tan was nee
GdSf1adl of thy name love the sound
Andiby Poudres forget can never, -,
Fer ia -Aair from my lip, aud temples round
Hayeueparted-o grow no more forever
NV brlsnce afskin owe in part
To Halian Soap and Blanc dEspagne;
And your Liquid Rouge brought y TO my heait
When il gaze my pal. cheeks a rich color again
The universal c Iebrity which Dr.. 4. FELlA oOn-
RAUD'@ Italian Medicated Soap attained he sIeedy
removal from the frckes sunburn botche ana
uusghy eruption, the bst PROOF OF te ~
tma.ion which held IL the properties oil no'
ability and be used hard a we as soit ~
is also a delici. u shaving pound
GOURAl DIS Poudrts Subles will remove hair IRON ANY
Of the human Frame Surprisingly snort Ienod o tmr
GOURAUDS Grecian Hair Dye is The rnly article used
single night. Dr. +. f. G Liquid Vegetable Rouge has
for coong he CHEEKS lips The tint impaired by the Ia
quid Vegetable Rouge not only natural but permanent
GOURAUDs Blame fEspagne, OF Lily White, rs superb
article for adding hrn-ss and b ,ant TO the skn
The depot of DIR. +. FELIX GOUkAUD is at67 Walker
and hre else this city The pctor has also on
hand large aock Of choice peuneres and fancy articles io
the toilet Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and Ct
copy Of GouIapd Book of Beauty his store 81 Walker
street first store FROM Broadway. ,
street Boston Carleton Co, Lowell Bliss CO.. Spring
field Green Co Worcester; Ball. Hartford; Ferre Middle
town Myers, New Haven; Dyer. Proydence Tousey no
chester; Backu Bull Troy; PIERCE Albany; Ssth hance
Baltimore; D. H. Moore, Lynchbnrg Va; Anderson, Nash
Vile Tenn; Heinitsh Lancaster, Pa.
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Total
Total

: . .
fOts, Dds 5,3oJ
Iearls ......'..s 4,uY
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BALTIMORE Coal THAoE.-The brig Treaty has
just taken in cargo of $50 tons Cumberland coal,
destined for New York. for the Of the steamer Great
Western We learn tha vessels still wanted carry
coal to the eastward-Baifimore american March 49,
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The RIVER The Vicksbwg Sentinel, Of last Sa-
turday, states that the Mlssissppl that place
rising at rate rather alarming persons the banks
and in the swsmps It was within six feet Of the
highest point Of last year. and the waters above by the
said TO be within isw inches Of the highest point during
the late overflow. The bulk OF the water causing the
rise however is from the Cumberland, which will soon
down. An overflow need hardly be spprehended as
the levees along the whole upper be in
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Mr. Davidson, brought before the Senate Of Michigan
for contempt lett for New York before the case was dis
posed Of leaving letter directing the Senate TO send the
reprimani" after him through the post sfice.