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Naval Court Of Inquiry.


WASHINGTON, Oct &c, ls45.
The Naval Court Of Inquiry continues its sessions with
again discharged the Court not being able as ct
to fully decide upon the evidence before them relative
thought that he secret sessions viii be- prolonged nam
Thursday. In regard to the punishment by Lieutenant
McLaughlin's order, of certain men under him, upon
which the Court next to hear evidence consider
give their opinion respecting, there to be- from
what has already been published in the Herald in refer
to the matters first adverted to by me- increased
degree Of int rest
Lieut. Robert Tansill, (whose illness l alluded to
Mclaughlin CASEY learn from a friend of his who ar
rived last evening" very low with disease approach
ing to typhus fever and but little hopes entertained
Lieut. Thomas T. Sloan of the U. 8. Marine Corps,
who was sentenced 8, me year or two ago by Court
which honest John Tyler" refused to grant him, be-
cause of the severity of the sentence, &c. his
the present United States Attorney General John Y
son, and the order has been gwen to fork the money
over. How art the mighty fallen"
perceive, by the Union of last evening that Mr. 4.
B. Robnsons communication in reply to X, relative to
p G. Washington, is to appear tonight: Personal as
well political matters to be the order of the day
in the metropolis far the Union is concerned
Look out for something rich, if not great.
FROM TExAs-We extract the following from
the Galveston Neics of the 18th instant; because
is later than last published accounts from the
my, but for the interesting details il embraces.
The ships Hermon and Bachelor which had brought
troops and stores have left Arkansas With the addi
tonal troops by the Lexington, there are now nearly
5000 encamped at Corpus christi and others the
way and soon expected. They all in good health
and spirits anxious for active service but almost
despairng of having any.
Lieutenant Handy of the 9Th regiment died since our
last arrival and was buried with military honors He
came to the country in state of very bad health.
George N. Downes, Esq has been elected from San
Patriotic to the 10th Congress
Captain Fulton of the ID Dragons, has resigned, and
obtained permission to retire from the service.
Baranca Blanca, on the Nueces lately occupied
by 80 or l60 Cumanches. They discovered by
Lieut. Dobbins while recommending the country. de-
tachment sent in pursuit but returned without
king any discovery They supposed be the party
who went on the late forsy to the Rio Grande, from
whence they were returning.
The Mexican traders are numerous, but their purcha
SEES are not large They report but few troops stationed
at different points the Rio Grande. The whole
Der on that river is supposed not to exceed 1900
The Mexican officer lately taken, tried, AID found
guilty as spy was by order of Gen Taylor, conduc
ted through the camp showed the number and strength
Of the army, and then dismissed to return home-Wos
ington Union, Oct. %.
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M ARIrIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 30.

sun NisEs's ~ NeoN OO NJ.
Sun SETS 5 II HIGH WATER - &c +.
Cleared
Ship Franci. Whitney, Fisk Manila, T Smith,
Ba,que Cosmo, Outerbrdge, Bristol, Jaques.
Brig Ready Rhino, Patterson W ndsor, Ms.
Brig Meteor Bowers, Demerara, Patterson
Brig Hodgson, Hodgson. Charleston. Badgsr Peck.
Brig Harriet, Baker, Charleston. Durham x Dimon.
Brig Casilla Crebtree, OpoTto, Nesmith Walsh.
schr Exemplar, Lockha,t, Halifax, Il Winneu
Schr Michigan, Terry, Baltimore johnson Lowden.
Schr Howard, Baker, Boston, Foster Nickerson.
Schr 8 A Appl ton, Nickerson, Boston.
Sdhr Cambridge Hall, Boston.
schr Mer, Shing, Baltimore. Gage & CO.,
Sloop Lady Fenwick, Chapman, New Haven.
Arrived.
Brig Matilda Caowe 80 days from Rochelle, with brandy
to Nichols The barqus Suwarrow, Sleeper for York
sid on the 10th.
Brig Sea- Allen from Bordeaux, Sept with brandy &C. to
Duran.
Schr w Burton. Anderson, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Oil Blass Scull, Philadelphia coal
Schr America, Somsrs, Phiade phia, coal.
Schr Atlas, Walker, Philadelphia coal
Scr Mary Ann Caroline, Shapshre, Philadelphia coal
Schr Liberty, Phade lphia, col.
Schr Indiana, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Clarion Coleman, Boston, mdse.
Schr Montana, Eldrdge Boston, mdse.
Schr Policy, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Cottage, Thomason lime.
Below.
Pilot boat New York reports brig Esther Glovor from Cay.
enne LIST instant $50 miles s Sandy Hook.
Sailed.
Ships Gnck Liverpool; St George do Hindon, New Or.
leans, and others.
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE. Oct Arr brigs Pheny Watts, Kingston. Ja
Joseph Bach Boston; Amena do schrs Reaper
Borden, Fall Riyer Miilisent, Tunnel; Margaret Ann
Hammapd; 4 stevens. Briggs NYork; Cid, briggs Mo-
liza, Terry NYorh: Sid Herald, Rotterdam.
ton; schr Black Hawk Portland; Brilliant Botsn; Amelia,
do; Edwin Proyince wa 27sh shio Republic, Sullivan
York. New York; sohn Rowens Boston; Adrian, Wspole.
New York; Caroline, Ferris, do
PHfLApELPHA, Oct GAR barges Mars Daley Michigan,
Allen, and Oneida, New York Cid, ship Bengal
Oreaus sch Geo Washington New Haven Necessity
New York.
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at ESQ., and At Mattspoisett lot of about 600 bills deli
vered in New York at 81 cents-cash.
WHALE-Ths demand continues light. We hear Of
sales 200 bbls NJ w. Coast at 33c; bbls do part
ground tier) at Ssic and 80 bills selected N W. Coast
at Sal cents.
wHALEsoNE-sale on Tuesday and Wednesday last
of 5000 lbs NJ w. Coast at 32c; l2 900 lbs do and
10000 lbs do private terms. Sales Saturday prsv
to our last report Of 1000 lbs N. W. Coast at 80
30I cents.-Shipping List.
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COMMERCIAL.
New York, Wednesday,, Oct. 20.

New York, Wednesday, Oct. 20.
AsHEs-We notice few sales of pots at So SIT, and
pearls at 81 l2t.
BREApsrurrs-The -four market opened this morning
the current rates of yesterday afternoon at which
price nothing Of any note TRANSFERRED Yesterday after
the receipt OF the news by theGrea large
actions made for the East and for export S. IS
In southern -four we have change to make it ranges
at about SIS so 62l. Wheat is held little higher
ers not very willing to operate. Rye, rs cts: corn
yellow fiat at 81 cts weight; white, 66 cts oats ~ AZ
southern 80.
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BrlUhtOn CattIo NIarIket.

Oct 81 AT market 5000 beef cattle 1860 stores $500
sheep, and l475 swine.
frces-Beef Cattle-The prices obtained last week
not sustained We quote extra 81 rs; first quality
81 % a SO; second 81 q 1916; third So 3 so.
Bsrrelling Cate-Mess SO 81; No. /, So.
Sores-Yearlings SIS I; two year old, IS 10; three
old. SIS a "a
Sheep Sales from 81 to IS
swineLots to peddle at and 3ic for sows and Ale
for barrows; lotto close &c At retail from 81 to DC.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIpENT.-Wm. Mon
roe, Register OF the Land Office for the district of
lands subject to sale at Clinton, Missouri vice William
Patterson deceased
Thomas Hartley Crawford, as Judge Of the Criminal
Court forhe District Of Columbia in the place Of James
Dunlop, resigned.
William MedilI, of Ohio, as Commissioner of Indian
Affairs in the place of Thomas Hartley Crawford re-
signed
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The Secretary Of the Navy left this city on Sun
day for Philadelphia, where his daughter was ex-
tremely ILL., At one O'Clock yesterday, learn, to
great regret that she appeared at the point of DEATH
and as the crisis near, he was determined to
await it.-Washngton Union, Oct. %.
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lror the week ending Oct "a, is45
srEsm.The transactions of tho past week have been
70 considerable extent and at decline of II ~ cts
notice sales Of a2l bbls Ia lots al SIC; lisa bbs do
MHcj soo obls Inferior at s5c $50 bbs 40 per hsad
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East India Overland Mail.

The Overland Mail for India and China is now made
up the Sd at Southampton and letters will be receiv
ed via Marsees till the 7th Letters &c if received
before the It'll of the month will be forwarded via
Marseilles, at the following rates =
RATE PosrAGE TO EAST INDIES, VIA MARsEIILEs
OIL EVERY MONTH.
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l.
- EMOVAL Of Warerooms to 28l Broadway in Granite
Building, cor Chambers ST.. +. BROWNE offers for
gle action Harps The rich biisncy Of sone xhtness Of
touch perfect mechanism aud elegant finish Of ih-se harps
uuequaed Warranted bear the Of climate and Eu
prices The attention Of merchants and the musical
world generally, is particularly desired
HaIps repaired. Strings Instruction Books, &C..
J.F BROWNE & co. from Erardl
London and New York. establ ,shed 1910.
Certainly the finest harp produced The first profession
al talent have prefer these harps all otheLondon Mn
steal Mirror June, 1910.
Mr. Brownies hars are by far the most magnificent astu
saw Through his perfect knowledge ofthc in
suInen he has effected import improvements the
mechanical department, and in the there ertraord
addition Of purity and The pill
eaboratey and gorgeously carved and gdd while the frames
elegantly shaped and oynai Sept
"a iynD N ere
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The mails from India due at Suez the 10th Of
each month, and in London the 9th 10th of the fol-
lowing Letters from India should be wafered, and
not sealed.
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COCHlNEAl4
TX CeIoons Msxicn Silver Grey and Black yery superb
- o, srs'c'e,for saleby Elk. COLLINS co,
oem - South street..
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PHILADELPHIA, October, 80, ls4!

PHILADELPHIA, October, 80, 1S45
Advices of the arrival of the Great Western and Of
the short crop in Europe town hours before
the arrival of the New York train yesterday and
pretty speculations were made in -four by those who
were in the secret. The telegraph known for a long
time past TO exist in the Jersies between the cities
must have been the medium of communication. Cannot
you give gentle hint to the Magnetic Telegraph Com
pany to hasten the completion otheir line and pre-.
vent such speculatoDs for the future.
The natives are getting quiet again about their recent
defeat They begin TO that contestng the elections
will avail them nothing and have made up their minds
to bear their overthrow with show of philosophy
There is no charge in the stock market, the annex
ed quotations will show
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD Oct. $4,000 Texas notes l6I 90
Girard Trust 20 10 do ao 10 Manufacturers and Me-
channics' Bank % 10 Farmers and Mechanics Bank
AZ! $1,000 Chesapeake and Delaware 6's s2I.
BETWEEN BoAnDs.-60 shs Girard Trust 20 so do Me-
chanics' Bank cash 90! 90 do Girard Bank 81 5000
RR 26l.
SECOND BoARp-5o shs vcskburg Bank 81 5000 State
S. DDS l5s II shs Penn. Bank 1881 1900 Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Loan sc, s2l 1000 Tenn. Bonds
SIS SAL
ArrEn BoAnps-5o Wilmington RR, BIO 5ds 49,! 50
do do cash &p 49,
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INDIA RUBBER GUUDo.
q OOD AIRS Pa TIE Mt.
WARRANTED, Ed, NOT TO SIIFFEN Or SOFTEN PIT UN-

GENERAL assortment Of goods made under the above
~ patent including Machine Betting, Carriage and other
Siois every width and lhsknessi Soas Cspss' ronchos
Shoes Mechanics Apons Lad,e. Aprons Travelling Bags
Water Hose Life Preserver Air Mattrasses Cu.cns Tar
pauns for deck freight Portable shower
ing Mats &e'' &C. sor'as ""0e'"GE GEO Co BEEcHER,
au2s 2m-m 100 Broadway.
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SELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO LEAVING
EHE Pr EMISES

A LARGE STO' OF DRY GOODS-at BILLINGS
- wellknown cheap Sore, Ao Pearl street Chatham
The stock selling off, and such prices
surprise the greatest bargain hunters consisting Of Silks
5hawls Cashmere De LANES Blankss Fsnnels very low
Hosiery, Gloves, Lace, and in fact article aecsed
with large and well assorted stock Of Dry Goods Do for
get the name and number BILLING,
ol3 2w*mc AS Pearl ne-r Chatham.
rIHOSE ELEGANT RUB BERS-NEW ENTIRELY
Mr. N Hayward, the original discoverer and first
Of Metallic lnsoube India Rubber has discovered another
provement in the application which will the world
find out as he has associated with him capitalist who
will protect his interest This is the giving tn his Metallic
Rubber he surface of ater without using the
vdnsh heretofore used His Shoes off red for
IS Maiden lane without exception the perfect ar
Gle of the kind the world saw For sale in quantities
suit, by HORACE II. DAY,
oil 1m*r Maiden lane.
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Foreign ImpOrtations.
RocHELLE-Brg MadaI5O hf wipes 28 or casks 200 BRAN
dy Nicholsa bis vinegar 20 cs sardines London20
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EA Gil f BAT j. !, .
52S Pearl Sfreet.

RETWEEN Centre and Elm streets. Warm, Cold and
is 3npwsr Baths equal to any in the city l2 cents each
1000 Clean single beds IAN cents each Meals 1915 each
Board and lodging, S2,50 per week.
Newspapers from London, Liverpool, Canada and all the
principal cities in the United States. file
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DAGUERkEOTYPE
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF

DAGU ERREOI1PE
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
VOIGTLAENDER'S APPARATUS.
RESD rs supply the above Apparatus the subscr
II bers have received Plates Chemicals and Polishing
substances and the newest improvements in the Art nsuc
the Art and orders from every part the
try promptly attended to, by addressing tpospsIdlto
w. II f LANGENHElM,
Philadelphia Exchange.
LANGENHEIM u BECkERS.
o5 lmdSSw*rc New York. 2ol Broadway.
THE PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
25 BRoADWAY, upper corner Of Murray, over Ten.
Premiums md Highest Honors," the exhibition
Boston, New York and respectively for best
pictures and apparatus exhibited.
Pumbes num Cameras, Instructions, Plates Cases &c
forwarded desired point lower than any
Tanufactcry o23 2mD&W+mc
IMITATION PRECIOUS STONES; cal Garnet aud Tur-
i kois for sale by f.. +. KOKTUN,
2a William street, New York.
OSTRICH FEATHERS, for SALE by
E. F. KORTTJM,
s& lm+r 2l4 William street.
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MRS CARROLL'S

MRS CARROLL'S
INDICATED, VAPOR 81 SULPHUR BATHS,
IS4 Fulton Strcet,OppOslte 81. Paul's Church
RS. CAKnOLl begs 10 remind her patrons Of the eica-
w Of se vapoI Baths IN curing colds chis
and evr xc sulphur Baths require half hours notice
Pon.e vspor Baths sent to of the city vicinity.
stf imrc
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.
p. HAAS, DAG UERKE.AN ARTIST,
2S0 BROADWAY, CORNER OF READE STREET, LAFARGE
BUILDING.
MR. he's received the Medal the ste Fair Of the Anne
IVA for Pictures executed by himself and not
purchased done by hired the public therefore,
all times depend obtaining the style oil Por.
traits from the thu largest which cannot be
surpassed for ,auty accuracy.
Instruction given in the Art on reasonable terms
O27 lm+fe
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LOOK AT THIS.
IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS of the


:. IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS Of the best quality
at the extreme low price Of S. co. The best Of French
ECaf Boots made S. and great Of fine
Boots 50 and 81 finest calf Shoes 50 to 90 % also
Rreat of leather Boots Shoes and ats
Endy will find in this the Of Caters
to be found in the city also Buskins Slips Ties India Rub
beers, PrInelia Slips, white and black satin &C., sc.
Likewise Boys Calf Boots and Shoes Misses and Children
all kinds cClos the
French Goods the best and cheap the cheapest
at 1857 Broadway corner Franklin street. .
lm+rrc M. CAHILL.
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DoCTOR JOHNSON, II Dnsne street, near Chatham st.,
cal practitioners the city OF New in the ofa
certain class Of delicate Diseases The Doctor established
one stand for eleven and time has
~ treated 1000 cases fvenere other delicate
complaints The Drs reputation for skill in those old half
Ter hoy long you may have Glee, Structure Ulcer.
tne body OF IN e throat or the head and bones
q the legs VII and can you, if your case Is cuAbls.
weakness sometimes called seminal Weakness,
az victim Of this
o. e back confusion Of intellect fogetnnes Tmlptaon Of
.e aversion to society," only symptoms OF this
ana recent cases cured in days. Dr. johnson y
ooucsteo PHYSICIAN and Sorreon. ala In esr
EAIHEHS-30o0 lbs Western Live Gee,e Feathers, IN
very nne order, for saeby h. X. COLLINS 4 co.
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D COUNTRY NTS-BOOTS AND
SHOES

GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
" an kinds of superfuous effects they with to dispose Of
Arms Furniture &C. gentlemen leaving returning to the
city will find their advantage send for the subscbe
who pledges himself fair price for all articles offered
N pa line through the Post Once Will be omltly at
tended to. T. IEVENSrYN,
OFT lm+mc 4G6 Broadway, up stairs.
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The "Floridian" of the LIST states that, 80 far as
the returns have been received, Cabell 81 votes
ahead of Brockenbrough; but that several returns
were yet to come in officially, which would elect B.
by Ill majority. The "Floridan" says: 'If no
further returns are received by next Tuesday, Mr..
Cabe will have, according to those now ID, 81 ma
jority; but we cannot believe he would attempt to
take his seat under certificate issued before the
turns all come in, and against majority of THE
VOTES" There is no doubt that B. has majority
ofthe popular vote; and ifso, no mere want Of
form (such as failure in the returns of certificates
from the judges of electon) can deprive him Of his
seat.
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From the ST. Louis Reporter, Nov /,

from the 81 LOUIS Reporter NOV i.
We learn from letter from Nauvoo, that the an.
t-Mormons threatened an attack on the night of the
ODD, upon the Camp Creek settlement but that their
designs were known and would be frustrated. The
Mormons are making arrangements to leave for Cal
ifornia in the spring, in companies or divisions Of
one hundred each, and they will take their printing
establishment with Them. t
MoaE rRousLEs.--The Gazette of last evening
contains the following additional information from
Nauvoo. This new outbreak in that region will
probably lead TO renewal othe late exciting scenes
in that quarter it is hoped that the proper
officers will discharge their duties fearessly against
all offenders--Mormon or nti-Mormon:
"By the Boreas, which arrived from Keokuk, just
as paper going to press, we learn that seri-
Gus difficulties are engendering in and about Nau.
VOC. The Saints had expelled Maj. Warren and
his hundred men, saying they had no further use
for them. Maj. Warren had gone of in the direc-
ton Of Carthage to get reinforcement The sheriff
of Rock Island county was lying dangerously
wounded at Carthage-the effect Of the affray at
Nauvoo recently, when Reddng was taken from
his custody. Il is reported that the United States
marshal for the district Of Illinois has been empow-
cred to arrest the "twelve" hich he has minated
his intention of doing forthwith
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
On Wednesday, the 10Th instant, at half-past
o'clock, p. M shall sell, in front Of the prem
ises part Of lot No. T. in square No. 500, with the
improvements, which are a good two-story brick
house, &c.
This property is very desirably located, fronting
81 feet on North street. between Sd and Al streets,
and running back about l20 feet thirty feet al
ley II adjoins the residence Of Edward Smms,
esq., and is well worth the attention Of any one wish
ing delightful situation for a private residence.
Terms at sale.
r.. w. DYER & CO.,
Nov. s-eod&dsif Auctoneers.
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!, ,.ots per pound, ON the 1000 bales con-
~. Nv the American manufacturers, they save
'1I l.., $500 900 in freight, which their British
,,rsls have to pay.
Tn, American manufacturer generally buys
80, Immediately from tho producer, and
Nv ..,.. A commission to the cotton importer,
NV s:.1 n. British manufacturer is compelled to
=. and which ia equal to 5per cent. more. Thus
Tn nam of cotton alone, the American many
49, saves at least II per cent, which his
u.,.h rival is obliged to pay.
!, the cost Of -four, used IN bleaching ana
the American cotton manufacturers use
"'e On oOl barrels OF aour per annum, in bleach
- ,;zius. In consequence Of the high duties
: aor, the same quantity would cost the British
W ,s,nr.r about % more per barrel than Il costs
mn ...r;c,n manufacturer. Here is another item
.r.eo 600 in favor of the latter.
II the greater eheapness Of water-power used
y. American manufacturer, a. compared with
....m. used by his British rival.
tn. American manufacturer has not yet been
...h,.d 40 much with combinations and turn-outs
.n0os the operatives, as the British manufacturer
has been.
: In the greater cheapness of provisions in this
.,,,0rv as compared with their prices in England.
=. .hos, the advantage which the American manu-
has over his British rival in this particular,
-, eooy from Symon's Arts and Artisans, page
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR F. C. Liable has the honor TO inform the
lvl ladies' and gentlemen of Washington, George
town, and Alexandria, that his Dancing Academy
will reopen on Tuesday, 9TH November, at his
dwelling house, on Pennsylvania avenue.
Days Of fuiiion--Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat-
urdays; from 3p. m. to S p. m, for young ladies';
from TO p. M, for young masters.
N. B. Those ladies' and gentlemen who may feel
DESTROYS TO receive instruction at Georgetown will
please leave their names with Mr.. George Holtz-
man, Union Hotel, or at Mr.. LIS residence in
Washington.
Oct. 27-2taw3m Int. and Georgetown Adv.]
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JOHN C. CALHOUN. AT New Orleans, LIST instan
as we learn from the Picayune, extensive prepare
tons were made for the honorable reception Of this
distinguished South Carolinian. The mayor and
recorders Of the municipalities have engaged the ST.
Louis ballroom for his public reception BY the citi-
Gems, and a very handsome suite departments for
his occupation during his sojourn in the city. Mr..
Calhoun was expected there in day or two.
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For the Union.
OUR MEANS OF DEFENCE.


u. ia war OF aggression will not he wsgcd by the
States. Religion, morality, justice, public
sn.' equally oppose it. We have always shown
w, pn" oil forbearance, even when conscious OF
No gs sustained, and Of the power to redress them.
ioo. bat this spirit has preserved the peace so
VIZ between the United States and Mexico.
SS 'ner II can thus operate much longer, is for the
Wa. congress to determiae. For my own IMt,
NJ. a member, should vote for war against
L,.oo' forbearance often ceases TO be virtue.
vice s"'e' soes isfher--n pcootpeS
vl .m IN war for the defence Of our just rights,
- are our mespsS What are our resources in
sa. arms, and si,l ths mefriei Of war, and in its
'new-moteyi
a wv militia, including persons between the ages
IN. gh'een and forty-kye, number nearly, IL not
az MA s Two millions. 0ne-terth Of this nppbcr is
49,. ,"o one-twen,ieth is 100000 men. The latter
~ would, no doubt, lie sufficient for all the de-
M OF = war, even should our antagonist be the
5 powerful nation on earth.
vh a' now raise this force, and how dispose OF il
am ralsed would raise il by spportioning il
wig the States, and requiring each State to fur