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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14
s,,.e.p,.n il rhieh las.sr eh..cter q. osc:n ue.

statesman Il which latter character Dis ocnl Mes
sszss and Correspondence an honor TO his race
W SETrorz young rulat-o Who las sper, four and
salf-sars n Il Colony appeared before lie su1;ence
II the costume OF native Chief or King &c gave az II.
e,ssti1. sccouu: OF sairs II The Coe2y snd OF the
,-s and customs Of some OF the 1eshbcros tribes &c
.so Introduced srasl zero boy OF the Nunso Tribe,
-scear.y from Mou-oTia The boy vas OF years old
and Fad been recsptr-ed ron, slave factory bJ tie
coonsp NJ s ss,ed hat such boys wete sod on the
Coast Q. Aires for $40 and would sell Z Rio OF Cubs for
a5ou, $3.50
81 The Audience.
Rev Dr. wrSISs Of Mississippi sPoke with S-ea. ear
neless FOR thrsesue-s OF AZ hou, IN defence 81
African Colonization He was Al Aa:t-slavery man ny
nature and By etEca:.ol and would shout Hosaaaah' 70
every slave IN tie coza eaacpsied. BIT they asi
eais-a;e-the black and whe r1css co7c never 1--we To-
sether equality In :he course OF his address
he stated condition CT ;As slaves was IS good o.
better thar that CT our 15es- This remark hro1sht
down OF mingled Kisses sHi applause which lasted
several minutes. why The learned divine should maze
great e-erons 10, the abolition OF Slavery when the con-
DIXON OF The Save be made any Better bui actual
u BY emancipation, be may able SATISFY him.
sell. our \ev-Tork audience
After Dr. ". had concluded collection taken ~,
ana short addresses made ~ Rev DIS. TING and
McACLET OF this city hon. 5Tr LATsosE, President OF
the Maryland Colonization Society, anu Rev. Mr. PA2KER-
of PhiiaGe pEia.
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New.York yigilaace Commit,ce.

This Society, which has for its object the render
Ing Of assistance to the fugitive who applies for aid hld
It's Annual Meeting Tuesday evening attire ca-eIeorae
OF Churh and Leonard The meeting wss oPsnsd Fsa
prayer by Rev. T :. WRIGgr. and singing by ;he COZ;
sregst;on. Mr. Wright addressed the meeting lie
stated Tia, the Committee hsi held ccrre<puaafe
with Mr. Torrey during his confinement. snd lbs, ce
pressed 2scsrcy Z vie II ~rNt he Dad oteu
instrumental IN doing be Society hsi received me
psnies OF seemancpa,ed Slaves, wao had seea scat 10
them 5y Mr. Torrey.
M. Il JOHNSON stated ihst great charge hsd '+ssH
place in the pubic feeling toward The Committee aa2 So
objects within short ,iG'e TIE Courts werc uos le
s2ec,:ul and Gisust in the public mind csd given p,
10 condolences aud feeling OF sympathy. oace ,aey
obliged hurry their escaping friends 10 Csnsda
they comparatively safe IN ew.ioTk.-and
Ia New gland j, quite OF toe question for
master TO recover mis- fleeing property.
TIE Society formed ia 1886
TIE Secretary stated that they had assisted one hun
dred and ten during the year TIE Treasurer reported
that so4 So had been raised and expended since last
August.
Rev. Mr.. WAaD. coored man OF tnler. was address
Ing the meeting when the Reporter left.
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ampudin,s Proclamation.

This Proclamation is said to have been extensive
" circulated in the Camp among General Tayiors
Army.
The Comm ander-an- CAiet ofthe Mexican Ar'ny to
the English and IRISH Under the orders OF ne
American General Taylor
Know YE: That the Government OF the U nlted.
States Is committing repeated acts OF bsrbarous agrees
sion against tho magnanimors Mexican Ntien that the
government which exists under the flag OF the starr
unworthy of the designation OF Christian. Recolert
that YOU were born in Great Britain that the Amer
lean Government looks with GOODNESS upon the
powerful flag of St George, andis provoking 10 rup
ture the warke people TO whom !. belongs President
Polk boldly manfesng desire To take possession OF Or
erop he has already done 10 Texas Now then come
with s confidence the Mexican ranks. and gusran
~ to you upon my honor good treatment and that oil
your expenses shall be betrayed until your arrival In the
beautiful capital Of Mexico.
Germans Poles French and individuals OF other
Nations Separate yourselves from the Yankees and 40
not contribute robbery and usurpation which. be
assured the civilized nations Of Europe look upon with
The utmost Indignation. Come therefore, and array
yourselves under the trcolored flag In the confidence
That the God Of Armies protects it, and that 1t will pro-
PEDRO DE AMPUDA.
Francisco R. MORENO,
Adj,. of the COMMANDMENT. Chief
Head Quarters upon The Road 10 MatamoT9s,
April . 1876 )
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From Mexico.

The Pcayune of May s. contains the following
letter from Mexico and is vouched for by that paper
as coming from highly respectable source:
VERA Cruz, April Is, lSi6.
The revolution that has been expected TO break out for
some time past always talked Of and must take place In
spite OF half taken by the Paroles Admnis-
trstion TO represS the revolutionary disposition The war
steamers Guadeloupe and Mentezuma sold TO Span
lard supposed 10 have effected the purchase for ac
count OF the Spanish Government.
The Mexican fleet Is still at Flacoalpam. short dis
lance above Avarado the river Of that name General
Bravo here and takes the command Of the Departments
Of Tobasco Vera Cruz Oa1aca and Puebla He an hon
est man. destitute Of all energy Amone, e1 Minister
TO tie United States, embarked on board the British
that left the LIST inst on his way to Paris as
Minister there.
Having been ayprsed, his arrival at the Havana, Of
Garro's denh PRESIDENT Envoy Extraordinary, &C oil
Mexico in France he took advantage OF the circumstance
send back his secretary under pretence that new In
stuc,ons required before he could proceed farther
But the meaning of his according 10 every ones
opinion is that Amonte and Santa Ana hard at work.
and will likely unite overthrow the actual Administra-
ton.
In Mexico Rubo & Co. have contracted with the Gov
eminent for a large supply Of French firearms powder
&C. TO be paid with permits OF cotton. They have not
agreed q 10 terms yet
The disposition to retake Texas s the topic Of the day
Ampudia is marching toward the frontier aud making
proclsrnalons d Ia Napoleon. Yours in haste.
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Newly ork State Colonization society.

The Annual Meeting OF this Association was held
a. the Tabernacle on Tuesday evening The Horse was
well hed at an early hour Aud in consequence OF their
being so many speakers 10 occupy the time the Annual
Report wa, read. The Secretary Or. REESE how,
read aostrac, from Il, from which we learn that
ths receipts Of the Society for the past year are
SJ645e 50. Of which 600 has been raised b. ape
cal subscription 10 be appropriated 10 the purchase OF
farther Territory Tor The OF the Colony 81 Liberia
SiOoo OF this raised in Inc STATE oil Newiork,
aud 3 eco hs, be PAID Into the Treasury ofthe Parent
Society az Washington. Asap vas Chartered and sent
out 10 Liberia lst inst expense OF s. Coo
laden with proTiIions clothing &c ioE the reiie OF the
$50 Africans re captured in the SLAYER Poos NJ Kay
OF ONO aud Mr. Cornish OF this city couple OF young
coor-d men Of talent and worth accompanied tais expe-
di;or
By the Census recently published By order ofCongress
appears TIA, The Total population o: the Colony IN 1913
was 1899, OF whom ii74 commuu!csuts OF church
10Y were converted natives, and ll6 recsPtUred
slaves The total number of immigrants up 70 1883 was
1850 OF whom The American Colonization Society sent
OCT tI.o and Tue Government: Of the un!ted States 80
Oi these 22u were eCsncipsted slaves 81 purchased
their OWE freedom, and l6c. were born free There
tbs: the Colony day schools with 1925
scholars l92 OF whom rstvc Africans There were
sso IS churches - OF which Methodist, Baptist
and Presbyterian THREE OF these naive Chspeis
belonging 20 The Methods, Missions
Tnese statistics do 20, include the Colony q. Cape
Fsas winch = ssid 10 Be IN exceeding: prosperous
concon aac IS sustained oy the sra,e o; Maryland
lie Inhabitants OF Liberia said Se very TEN
PeEa;e people and nearly al belonging Temperance
Societies. een,e for the sale Of ardent spirits 6xed
oy Is" AZ sou which II fact amounts 20 prohibition
Hence the general state ofmorais the CoooJ e good
and tie influence exerIed The neighbortng Tribes
10 very wholesome Many OF the Chiefs have placed
iaeseSss and people under the protection OF the Cello
ny and ASslonA'les are welcomed among them
Iosfe Afs eleven settlements IN ths Colony (oesids
TIE oce a. Cspe PssS Of which Monrova Ia the largest
and - tce sesi Ct Government, Here the Legislative
Executive and Judicial Departments OF Repsese nta-
i've 1overnnert similar fuzzy organized
Anc courts OF LaF sc sustained vita dignity. The
o1cers Of 1oTernaenL iu6ges Lawyers. Doctors, and
CieFsyEen s-e a! co.oced rsn aad Of ,heu E-aa
c'patsd Slaves Tee-e indeed no white persons In
the Colony except two Missionaries and their faiE
sad one fsnae 'eacaer. Two papers published a,
AoaToTiA and eIied with ability By .Eo black men
TaeT hare Asn School, Nanp.. Labor School Ly- +
ceEns and Tarioos Literary AID 5snerolsar Socsties
The.r Military force Is well trained and Efficient Gov
kosEsrs, an Ex Slave from Virginia is Coumsndesin-
Ce.ei, sod sas iso~a hmsefto be Soldier e vel a
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:. ,..p,.s 70 he wants CT every r.p, H..,

Is adapted 70 tie wants fevery Isni BE ha, knew
row 20 spSak Of denominations. /. SO much ,e .s
,-1 20 spS * Of :hen al under ;he name Of Chrt,-
D, &c uos lcoS upon them al eretAren Dsi Z uot
hoTe 70 nee; them nj in that Nvorit whnre Al ar
oue in CHRIS: He had tried TO II >eetAsiA lie hti
,riet 10 bald M scs hut be hai always found when
had sper; summer n building fences here hsr-
vest and starvation N winter the consequence. lie
believed he ts:s What exhibited Il Il, Soe;
he said he hsd :e ;hs, the Society JET wAni,d csc
signs and ,hA, WAS De nigh, be allowed - .usses; L.
10 make tie American Messenger daily penny pspeT -
When he saw the boys crowtrs 81 the avenue from
tee city with thsir papers. he deyouty wished there
might De one whose Chri,tsn influence might ee carried
daily Throughout. the city aa5 the nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

node Of calling o1. and offering the volunteers,
during which NJ. Archer and Mr. Houston had
quite spat about the Constitution Of the United
States.
An aneadmen, upon this point YVES adopted by
Yeas 81; Nays not counted.
Mr.. BEETos suggested The tine of service to be
six months; but afterward made it twelve months
or during the war. Adopted, with some other slight
amendment.
P. s. Mr. Huntington is speaking a, ;; O'Clock
The bill will pasa
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THE TRIBUNE.
A sose OF SPRING. !. For The Tribune.
~ cos1cr TX 4 STATE PRISON.

BIT a C0NSlSI IN = SsAA- iN'0S-''
rur sor;nv, the Spring love its breath,
sweepinr over each hill and plain
Thu ririd trees revive from death;
TIE warblers sing again
On the bending bough
They twitter now,
OrrepaSr the broken nest;
- From Southern lands
They flock in bands,
And spread from East 10 West
The Spring, o how love the Spring
To drink its pure fresh air;
And fam would some tribute bring.
For all the sweets / share
No hand can trace
With equal grace,
That bursting bad or flower;
None else bot He
That nurtured me,
Can WELD such potent power.
The pale checked Sons of Cities bail
The brilliant bloom Of Spring;
The boairen spread the long furFd sail
The rustic pIowmen sing;
The bee prepares
For Summers cares,
And trims her wings for hight;
AID countless swarns
OF thousand FORMS
Proclaim their Makers might.
Shall Man remain senseless clod,
While all creation smiIes in Spring.
While all that breaches looks mp 10 God,
The Life, the Source Of ev'ry thing
Each trembling star
Speaks from aiar,
And nightly anthems raise
While Sun and Moon
At night and moor,
Lead on the theme Of prise.
Apra lat, ls+s. H. I. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
CLEARED.

Ships Ot,ows Drynsn. Quebec, McMurray; Yszoo,
Watngton. New Orleans, T. K Collins Co.
Bark William aud James, Mercer, Mobile J Elwell
s. Co.
Brigs Union. Paine Baltimore. A Seignetts Lycom-
Ing Luther Norfolk Newcastle DOnn-ll New Oricsns ;
O,hees, Calhoun St Johns, B. Emily. Robinson,
Charleston D1 uham and Dirnon Othello Ryan, New.
Orleans.
schr, Victor Haett Boston; A Appleton. N!ckerson,
Boston New Regulus, Davis, Bslumoro Margaret
Woglou, Petersburg Hunter & Co; Corneis Frank.
lin, Boston Michigan, Terry Baltimore Textor Flth-
ian. Philadelphia.
Sloop Yixiant Heath Providence
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Second nOnr3,
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

II tie brig Falcon. from B,rmuda- Morris NJ Firth,
E,q, Mrs Richard Tynes Miss Tynes and servant, Mr.
and Mira Martin and family, Mr. and hrs Doane, Mr. Jp
Ian Tyues.
IN the brig HIM Henry, FINN Aiatar1as-Mr Geo Do,y
In he schr Ceres from TURKS kiGud-T Winn lady,
child and curse, Chss Morrell, Ii Fleet.
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The nIe.icnn Steamers.

We think the following is quite likely TO be the
true state ofthe case:
We ,rus, our vessels In the Gulf did not allow the
Mexican Steamers of War recently pretended 10 have
been uod mercantile house In Havana, to leave the
ports Of Mexico There 10 scarce doubt that the sale
ruse intended get the vesels out OF port with.
out opposition, In order TO ct them for privaseers
~ o Bulletin.
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Movement. of General Gaines.

We learn from the Reformer Of yesterday that Or
Gers were dispatched Sunday by Mai Cen Gaines d.
reetng that the companies Of Artillery at Pensacola
and two companies Of the description Of troops Sta
toned a, Forts Pike and Wood, this city, proceed
forthwith to the Of operations near matamoros
rs o. Pic May 5,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

No DRAFTING IN LAVE learn that the Govern
will proceed TO draft present there sPros
pec OF sufficient number of good men and true rally
ns under the standard Of liberty repe! invading
foe, IN. O. PcsJune, S.E.
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WAR QUESTION In CONGRESS-.
THE HOUSE BILL PASSED BY
THE SENATE, WITH SOME
SLIGHT AMENDMENTS, BY
A VOTE OF SO TO e.!
PROTEST OF SENATOR'S AGAINST
THE PREAMBLE
DAVIS, 4. CLAYTON, BERRIEg AND CALHOUN
REFUSED TO VOTE.
From our Regular Correspondent.

AMpuDIh,s PROCLAMATION DIsTR1BUT-
ED THROUGH THE AMERICAN CANT.
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Carefully corrected by ]. THOMPSON, Exchange
Broker. o. w ast. New-York
m be best refuse B,ils 8arSs found Table
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lOrsnNRn

Orange Bsss
Peoples Back ,,
P.alaSeli Bank ~
Prtnccloa Bank ~
S%er, Banking Co...sa
SsAie Bank, CANDIDA IS
Stale SS. EtizaSe,Atewr a.
>eNts BSnS al Morrisso
State Bank. Newark Sc
Safe SIX. y. B7rnsw.cSso
Sussex Sank -. ,....se
Treaton Banking co......as
Usior Bank. Dover .......se
PENNSYLVANIA.
Carlisle Bank ...........I.
Chan5ersburS Bank do
Chester County. Bank o.. ,
Columbia Bridge Con-
Commercial Sank Of Pa. do
Commerce, Bank Of. ......do
Delaware &C. SSak......co
Doyies;own Bank lido
sas;en Sank.............par
s:r.e Bank ... -
ssSehaaee Bk. Pittsburgh n
scNmen Sank. Bucks Co. /
farmers SA. Lancaster DO
sATtacss' Bk- of Reading. DO
sHme7sS Neehs' Bk. PHI "a
ssrnersS 0eovers' 81 -
franklin 6A7A ....Il
Germantown Bank ~
Gettysburg Bank ......i!
ttArTi>5u.gh Sank ....is
ioresda.e SSrk....
Planters L Mecharics'S 'k DO
South CarohGa. Sank Of. 40
:, W ester: f. Il. Coupsaydo
Safe Bank OF :. CATolins.do
Uuion Bans OF :. Casolins do
GEORGIA.
augusta Ink BANKING Coz
Augusta, Bark OF.
SrGs>wIcS. Bank Of do
Geo. RI \ Bs. Co. A,hels.ds
Do Branch, Augusta. do
MarineAFirrlGs, B'kSav'h. DO
Mechanics Bank Augusta, DO
Niiiedgeviile, Bank OF. 80
Planters BIZ, Savsanah. do
81 Mays Bank os''......do
Stale ot Ga Blk ofSavz'h.. do
LOUISIANA.
Canal X BSg. Co, n. OIL. :
Clifton RK&Skg Co. NO DO
Cry Bark OF y. Orleans do
Gas Light L Big Co. NO. do
Louisiana, Bank OF. y. o.. do
Louisiara State Bs. \. o. do
Nee. \ rrsders' 81, y. q. do
Union Bk, Louisiana, NO. do
ALABAMA.
State 81 Ala. 4 Branches. s
Bark OF Mobile ........ 9
OHIO
Rank q; S,,,ul,.nv,lls q
CIV R.rk Colnmhns =,
Guy Bank. Cincinnati 80, DO
CITY Bank. Cleveland ..... do
Circlcvi!,r, Bank OF. do
Clinton Bank, Columbus. DO
N.,..,.,. - ~ :, o. N'"SNi H. ~
I,>,.,',,. r., RI co,nm ~ ~
Say { H.. a. S,suS'y.ii. AZ AZ
rranLli1R,nt Sinr,,,s,,; A.
gr.nEjsn Raul cnln,rSn. 40
lcaa',,, "a, p.,,,-,.I,,' ~
80 ~ 80 q. ~ W, S s;nstu,e' 90
S 81 &c 49, 80" - ' - "
.',aI iq,''', p w,. o','' 90
l ,IHss..' Si na'ls NJ u 20
Muuut 'eSsa'I'' pam 0''' ~
y IVA osns :. on a., So 80. 40
" p''e ',s; d a. " ''u' 10
SSiiuusN o"''A VI w
Ne ~ ~ ~ ~, M ~ 49,, : ~ ).
w y, ~ y ~ - = a. "'SN ~
49,. UTs ~ ~ AZ
nsn.s,.;i,a RI -, ~
,SUStHS - w
,s,.,.paas y, inS,an. o,,
Rrsr.S.,s a,
EESTifCKy "
l'Icr,r n Of Z Sr.nch.s 9
/, li>o,'isy;ii.. RAN, oS a,
/, Tortb NJ on RTs,th.s 40
, TESSGSSEE nv
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RHODE ISLAND.

American Baak.Proyidencs /
Arcade Providence. $3.50. do
Blackstone Cana. B'k,Prov.co
Bristol, Bank of..........do
Certrev.lie Blk Warwick. do
Citizens Tn. Blk, ScituK.e. do
City Bank, Providence. do
Commercial Bank, Bristol. do
Commercial Bank, Prov. do
Crsnstou Bank.
Cumberland Bank. ........do
Eaxis Sack o. Bristol.
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Eagle S,ak. Provideiaee. do
Exchange Bank, Prov. do
Excite. SazS.............Go
ral River UE- BS, Tiver;ca DO
Franklin Sank. Ckrpschei. do
S-e-rsH's Bark. Bristol do
G-ooe SAas. Providence do
Il Il st SNas. ProS.deHced %
Hope BSRk, Warren ..-.-GO
Seat, Bank o., Coventry do
La2ceol3erx' 6'k.S kiuEa.G 60
MArasac- Sank. ProvsGencedc
MccaGn,es' Sank. Prov. do
Mech L MaauE Bk. Prov. do
Merchants Bank, Sewpor,- 40
NerchAn;s' S3ak. Prov
Nouz;Nerroa B'A Yost,.r -,
SsErassnsei; Sk. wtektorj n,
National Bank. pvov;d-nc,. 90
y. Eng. Com S'S.Newpor, 40
y. 2. Pacific 5's. y. Prov DO
Newport Bank
y. America, Sk OF, Prov . dc
y. Kingston Bk. wiekfo-li &c
NewporiEychangs Sxnk. dc
North Providence Sank. &c
PzwtaSe, Bark. .dI
phcrix Sank, Westerly. .GI
ph9uiN Bank. Providence Ok
Providence Slas-........dg
& !. Gent. BS. :. G-cea's. I,
E |. Union Bk. Newport. ID
& |. Bank o.. Newport. d,
Ros. Williams 81. Prov. iC
SmthSeld Exchange Back.G,
Slnithhe,o ,Lime Rock Bk. d,
:. erSingjon SaGA........
Lancaster SAnS...........dI
Lancaster Co. Sank ......d,
Lehigh County Bank ......l
Lebanon Sank ............l
Lswis:owG BanS...........
MsauL. 4 Mechanics SS =.
Mechanics Sk. PhlSi I'D,
Msrch. Y Manu-. :. Piitsb. =
Mldiletowl Bk...........l
Miners Rk. Po;tsvil,e I'D,
Mcaouguhela Bank ........l
Montgomery Co. Sank 80.
Moyamersing Bank I'D,
North America. SsGs OF. de
Northern Liberties Bank ID
Northumberland, Bank OF a,
Peunsylvanis, Bank Of I'D,
penn township. Bank Of. d,
Philadelphia Bank .......d,
Pittsburgh Bars..,........l
Schuy,klll Bank ........
Southwark Sank..........d,
SasCuchauna Co. BS. OF. -
L. :. Bank winding upl. IS
West Branch Bank .......,.
Western Ba1S.....-..
Wyoming Bank....-......22
York SsuA............-...S
DEEAWARE.
Bank OF Delaware .........
Farmers Bank, OF Oel. I'D,
Suyrna, Sank of.........d,
UulOu Bank Of Delaware. d,
" ilminytou X BrandywiGed,
liARYLAND.
Baltimore. 6SnA ct......
Chesapeake Bank. $3.50. -
/ Citizels' Haak-.........G
Com.A Farm. S'k ofSalre. u
Cumb. B'k II A!leghsny.
Farmers 81 OF Maryland. Il
Farm&Mech. B'k, Frei'S..d
Far;nANIerch. B'k Bate.
Farnl.S Planters Bank. d
Frederick County bNS.
Hagers,own BHnk. ID
Murine Bank oiBal;incre.
Mechanics Bank OF Battle ID
Mercan,s' Bsnk....-....d
| Mineral Bank.
| PRlap-cO Bank...........J
I Salisbury Bank ....,....S
Union Bank OF Maryland.
Washington County Bank j
Western Bank. ....
Westminster. Bank ot.....l
DIST. OF C0LJM.
Farmers B'k Of Alexandria
srm.SMech. BIZ, Geo rwGd
/ Metropolis, Bank OF the q
Patriotic Blk. WGShiuglou,d
I Potomac. Bank Off,
| Union BIZ OF Geurgrtowu.d
Washington. Bank Old
VIRGINIA.
Exchange Bank............
Farmers Bank otNircinia.d
Mrrch. & Mechanics Blk.
y. w. Bank OF Virginia. ID
Valley, Bank otthe .......
Virginia. Bank of...,t.-,d
NORTil-CA ROLINA
D'kofthe State / Branches. :.
{ Fear. BIZ offs Branches. j
Merchants BIZ. Newbern. q
S0UTfi-CAROL.INA
Camden Bank..............
Charleston. Bank of....,..d
Commercial Bank, ......d
Georgetown, Bank Old
Hnnburgh. Bank of.......t
Merchants Bank ........i
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'igilant, Heath, Providence.
ARRIVED.


Br Bra Falcon PHI, ds from Bermuda sheep skina.
to Tucker Z Lightbourne
Brig William Henry. ~ de I'm Matapzas sugar and mo-
lasses IN r Thurston sailed In company with brss
csss Boy Perkins for Cowes fennsy yans Lyle, fox
philadelphia.
Brig Envoy. Richardson, 30 de fn Lasuna, logwood
TO Srsmith & Walsh. gth inst off Cspe Henry spoke
EMP Dreams hence FOR New Orleans
Scar Nctous, OF Cherry h-Id Wsss l2 days 10, Mays
gaeZ PR. ugar and molass-s. Cuburt g. Finley Lei
b1fks Psnchita Gray. loading for Boston Schools
Thompson. do do brig Joseyh Graham, - loa ding
for Ne~-York .ehr Gazette, =, OF Bangor disr
scnr Enms Dckersoa, 3 dS I'm Philadelphia, rodse 20
Mckee & Co.
scar Declaration Hoy, J dag, I'm Paadelphla, coal
bound 10 Newburypor,
sebr Ceres s4eesey. ~ days I'm Turks Issrd salt 10
< q Laurie. Lett no American yessels.
SAILED
steamship Massachusetts, Wood for Washington. DC.
sne went down under stesmall her calls being furled
MEMORANDA
We learn by Hr Martin passenger 10 The brig Pslcor
arrived yesterday from B>rrnuda Editor oftbe Ber
muta Herald tnat the Light House lighted up
for the frs. time the frat Of May Il Is revolving
hght-aa,hes az interval Of one ninu,s-snd can
be seen at the distance of30 niles E 6 E.
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DEI.AWAR f..

Bank 81 Delaware $3.50. /.
Farmers Bank, ofDel. DO
S,uyrpa, Sank of.........dc
Union Bank Of Delaware. do
" ilminytou X 3 randywi1edO
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From our Extras If Yesterday Morning.
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a. a. ~
Bellows Fail Bk. Rock CHM
Brutt.eboro' Bank .......do
Burlin ston, Bank of.......dC
Caledonia. Bk of DanYille.d
Farmers BIZ, Orwell. ..dt
Far. 4 Mech. Bk. Bnriing'ndI
Manchester, Bank of......dc
Middlebury, Bank OF. dc
Montpelier, Bank OF. go. do
New6ury Blk oflVellsRiv'rdo
Orleans. BIZ Of lrishurgh. do
Orange Co. Bk of Che!sea.do
Poultney, Bank of........do
Rutland, Bank of..........dc
ST Albums, Bank of.......l
vergeancs, Bank Off,.
~ ....14 punL al Nt
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The Pcayune of May s. contains the following
letter from Mexico and is vouched forby that paper
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Augusta Ink BANKING Coz
Augusta, Bark OF.
Brunswick. Bank Of do
Geo. RI \ Bc. Go. A,hecs.ds
Do Branch, Augusta. do
M1rlne&FIrr insB'kSav'h.do
Mechanics Bank -Aasus,s, DO
Niiiedgeylile, Bank OF. 60
Planters BIZ, Savannah. . do
81 Msry's Bank os''......ao
Stale OF Ga. Blk ofSavx'h do
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Exchanges blnS...........2
Farmers Bank oiNircinia,d do
Mrrch. & Mechanics B'k..2
y. w. Bank OF Virginia. do
Valley, Bank otthe ........2
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Farmers B'k Of Alexandria |
Farm. Mech. BIZ, GeorwGdo
Metropolis, Bank OF the. Go
Patriotic BIZ. Westinghouse
Potomac. Bank oi........-.d do
Union B'k OF Georgetown, do
Washington. Bank vt. 80. dc
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