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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
FROM ihs Union
Lntr from Mexico,


a large number OF Mexican papers have been re-
ceived down the I'm OF February OF which have
been unable yet procure complete analysis The
rost important portions OF hose examined relate 10 tie
proposition for the establishment of Constitutional
Monarchy in that country. for which party has been
formed, openly supported by new paper called 81
TieaDo The number of that paper Tor the 18th ofFeb-
riary contains the development OF the views OF this
party The writer recsPirulsses the potca! history OF
Mexico since its liberation from the authority Spain
and presents melancholy picture Z! Us present STAKE.
ruined and distracted within. and pressed from wthoG,
hy the Gitsd States which is daily engaged 10 The work
OF caHsripg away 10 territory.
Texas IS gone California IS going The Northern de-
pSEtmen, adjacent to those countries WIN Undergo tie
fate; and What be the necessary conse-
qUencs Mexico must either become the slave OF the
North American couirderacy or be condemned 10 the
class Of TIE semi osrosruus republic OF the south with
which no civilized nston viii longer treat From these
dreadful alternatives there IS resourc. but IN coz.
s,itutoun nonsrchyuo security for peace property
notwithstanding to prevent the chhedTas OF The only
tue religion from being turned into meeI2g houses for
ecs which scanGzize the word by their sGuahbles and
their from being Swallowed by the hated flag
OF the sts;s and stripes
Nothing IS said distinctly 10 The person 10 view for
the throne Il only limited that be must be prince OF
ROYAL blood but alone, unsupported By for.
eigners Not "A sin .lc employ civil or military
should De held by other than a Mexican The Mexican
army must alone support the rights OF the nation
We have heard from smother quarter thst scheme Is
supposed 10 be on foot restore santa Ana 20 Mexico
Meantime private letters entertain with accounts OF
me aInusements 20 which ne devoies most OF toe day
He has drained possession Of an extensive cockpit,
which licensed in which nc has about 800 fowls Of the
frst feather and PITS at high assins, any
other coubalaas that may be brought 10 his arena.
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March Number of the Farmers Library ant
Monthly Journal of Agriculture.

The March No of this work is now ready for delivery
The following is The Table Of Contents:
Eneraring, and HtlstratiOnS-
Class Tn. Curvene Cow eight diaeret Orders-Tsbe
III Clsss3 The Bicorn Cow teghi different, orders)-
Table ". Class4
Far-rer;' Library
TaAERs PRIScIpLEs OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ).-
Flowing, concudedl; Clearing Land Hedges, Fences;
various kind. OF Marshes Irrigation
Monthly Journal Of Agrteu!tuTe- ,--..
with Tsb-s slowing The Value Of different kinds of hs-
nures-by J. W. Hardy, OF Va
Potato Dsease-Efsets OF Gusno.
The Proper Position OF Country Dwelling. Houses and
LArdu Msra.cher.
Raising Potatoes from The Seed, by The Editor >,
Perpetrators OF Seed Cop-Importsnt susgesions-Use
of Copperas Wafer. by Lansing WeEmore
scheme Of Reducing tse onsnhsy Of coaer. aspsT, q
Csrons 10 axe mo consideration scheme Of reducing
the quantity of Cotton. as remedy for low prices
Southern Hemp, or Bear Grass
Insects injurious vegetanor. Report on The lnseca
of Msisscnsetns injurious Vegetation by Thaddeus w
Harris.
FruitTree Borders
Treatise on Mich Cows The Flanders cov-High Cow.
! Cow OF Medium Hight
! Low Cow.-Baslsrd OF The Flanders Cow
! Class IL The Sewage Cow-High Cow.
I Cow Of Medium Hight
! Low Cow.-Bsstsrd OF The Sewage Cow.
Class Ill The Curveine Cow
] High Cow
/ Cow 0! Medium Hight-Low Cow
Bastard of the Curveline Cow.
Class ". The Bicorn Cow.-Hish Cow.
Quaker or Friends Farming
( Sugar CulIrr In Texas
Flooding Meadows.
! Cost OF Sheep Keeping in Illinois
/ The Shepherds Dog With Sketches and Anecdotes.
Bees-Ed-ct OF Exposing Bee-Hivea 10 Hot Sunshine
/ Egg Cement
! Prices Current.
Recipes Tor The Cure OF Sore Throa-for making Kitch
Pepper-For making an economical Breakfast Powder.
Remedy for Loekjaw.
Tsrms IS per snnum, in advance. Single number 50
| CENTS JOHN S. SKIssEs, Eoitor Pubhshed b.
81 GREELEY & McELRA3H.
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The LOST CHILD.-A paragraph has been going
the rounds OF late detailing the disappearance Of little
child of Rev. Samuel Leard OF Charleston. s c. and
negro child with whom she was last seen both Fave
recently come to light-the former being alive when
found and although in starving condition at the period
her discovery. having been lost in the woods some
miles from her fathers house during space OF
seren,y.i1o hours has since entirely recovered What
renders her survival more miraculous Is the tact that
severe storm raging when her absence was hrst
made known continuing for some hours throughout the
whole OF which the little wanderers mus. have strayed
without any protection from the inc!emency OF the
weather. The survivor only three years old the
day before she was found.
SPEAK 1T BoLDLY.-We admire the truly bold
the inpudepty bold man. II you have truth
utter whca should have uiterance, speak II boldly
We had rather By half person thus speak the truth
though By doing he may De knocked into cooked
hat the than 20 him blush and rel-
bic and shake, and round acre lot before ne
squeeze what he knows De truth anc feels dis
duty proclaim. Truth fly spoken. will put TO ngnt
army OF untruths and csutnnes, and. II IS said VIII
shame the Gevl-lhe father OF liars Truth too spoken
boldly, and yet in friendly manner has checked the
ruincus OF many young and thouehtess person
and been the cause OF his happy restoration 70 me
Of uprightness and happiness and honor Truth spoken
family and tremblingy falls the ear ike ink and
water assertion and has effect upon me listener
than the report Of green alder popgun would nave
upon patriotism the glorious Fourth OF July Away
with this foolish, tea manner OF telling the truth
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Twelfth Number of Larduer,s Lectures.

The Twelfth Number of this popular Work Is ready
this day I, contains the conclusion OF the Lectures On
Hoe to obserre The Heavens Lectures on The SieT
Ua:rrse Range of vision augmented b. the Telescope
Periodic Stars. Temporary Stars-Renarkao!e iExan
pies OF this class Vast Number Telescope views OF
Stars How they may indicate the annual PsTaax, Re-
searches o: Sir W. Hersche Effects Of double and col
ored Suns. Proper Motions OF the Stars &c &c-Forn
and Arrangement OF the Map Of Visible Stars The MILKY
Way Nebuls and Clusters Structures OF the Universe
&c. &c.
LECTURE On THE STEAM ESeISE.-The steam En-
CINE subiec; OF popular interest Elects OF steam
Great Power OF Steam, Mechanical properties OF tuios
Elasticity Of Gases Effects OF Heat Slavery Engine
Boilers sad their Appendages Working Apparatus De-
fleets of Ssverys Engine Newcomer and Cswey Patent
Accidental Discovery of Condensation. Pottsrs nFen-
hon OF Working Valves Ills Continuance improved ~
substitution OF the Plug Frame The whole copiousiy l.
lustrated with appropriate engravinss
e. Agents and Booksellers win please send on tneir
orders All tee back numbers yet be supplied Price
Is cents per ruH.oer.
GREELEY McELRATE PgbHahers,
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nIovements at Wa,hiugtou.
The Washington correspondent OF the Baltin

The Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore
Patriot gives this statement Of facts
ION Wednesday the a5th ultimo. Mr.. P akenhsm had
An interview the State Department with Mr. Buchsn
an On the same evening, an extraordinary Cabinet
Council was convened at the White House. On the fol-
lowing night February Doth Senator Haywood was with
the President at the White House until after midnight
when he took packages from the President TO our Minis
ter in London into carriage and carried them to the
Post Office 1t the last night that packages could be
mailed here and be in for the Cambria steamer.
Some or ALL than all ofthese things found their
way into the minds of the 81 40 clique which caused
little speculation and surmise. What did Mr. Haywood
know / How came he, the friend of Mr. Calhoun and
negotiation and compromise to be SO intimate With Mr..
Polk protested 81 40 man
These things continued, with such accumuations as
were constantly made thereto until Wednesday, 18th
March when Mr.. Haywood made the first part OF mis-
speech, which terrified the 81 30 champions By de-
clsrng authoritavey that the President would We; com
promise upon the line OF 40 That night the White
House gave leyee, and during portion OF the time,
while beauty and sayety were glancng in the saloons
below Messrs. Calhoun, Speight, fuiee and Lewis OF
the Senate-al negodators and compromise men-were
holding harmonious conversations with Mr.. Polk up
STARE All at once Senator Hannegan appears and de-
sires TO see the President He told that that high
functonary engaged He. however proceeded up
stairs toward the Presidents room. he saw the Presi'
dent and two Of the Senators aforesaid. That WAS
enough. He turned and went down stairs. The next
day in the Senate, followed-what did follow :"
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texas q. S. sESAToRs.-Yesterday's mail brought
u news Of the election by the Legislature OF Texas
of Gen. sam. HoUsroN and THoMAsJ HusK thous-
TONS favori,e as U. S. Senator'S one for four and
the other for six years On their arrival at w ash
ington it will be determined by lot which of them
shall hold office for the short and which forthe long
term. OF Sc votes cast, each received 81. Thus is
the triumph of Houston over all the lesser lights
In the Texan armament complete. We utter no
libel when we say that in his habits, his principles
and his character he is the ttest representative of
that State that could possibly be found and the most
thorough embodiment extant OF the principles ex-
emplifed in every period of Texan history from the
beginning TO the present time.
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san,atyea and Of least One Thoussnd votes on ine
State Ticket So the Ten Hour agitation and VARIOUS
p e;,rosa contentious were used 70 distract and In
,,o Tho yyb;e. in certain localities with success
wb.,over NAV be the result which another day
will proclaim the fervent thanks OF all lovers Oh Ia
a.,enaence and Freedom are due to Hon. JoHS ?.
u.tr for his noble stand and arduous exertions
,hrou ghout the recen, contest. He has uaVerseo
the State from end to end, speaking the "oiu' -
Truth and Liberty in every section cohron'iae
.,,o,,as.s os Slavery md Caucus machinery wnereV
-, take them nerving the hearts ana
80, The arms OF thousands who have long
- ~, the point of rebelling against the Gag Law
dnas,y but conid not quite resolve to do so until
the trurnpet-tones of has unclaimed voice rang IN
their ears We believe his vote for Congress this
,ime will reach Ten Thousand though PROBABLY
fewer old Wings than hitherto gave him their sui
f,apas. What lesson to dctators and despots Is
contained in the attempt TO prescribe him for OPP
posing Annexation, and its result WAIT little
longer
Being ia New Hampshire for three days preceding 'he
Election We should have run an Express IRAN down
from Concord on Tuesday night so As TO give IN tnis pa
nor decisive returns had found any arrangements ior
concentrating thoee relurne pIotDPuJ al So]eo'N W. =
where But such there not while the prospect OF
tanning results that night was poor indeed New'hamP
.hre adheres to her ancient practice of choosing hrs on
State Election days Moderator to govern that meeng'
and all Town Meetings for the year ensuing ana as
orv lover halo of the entire is required to make
choice this in the large Towns and especially in ran
gsr or quadrapgula contest like the present sure 10
con sumo half the day-sometimes the whole NOW the
r., ,- be adjourned 10 the next day, and II IS
o,in that Il would be so adjourned in many OF tn
large towns and perhaps in others Manchester
adjourned a, midnight of the frat day, having barely
elected Moderator-so the vote OF the town Tor state
officers &c was lost though Wing Representatives and
Town Officers were chosen the second day. having
no time TO arrange for concentrating returns and no az
eurance that any of consequence could be obtained II
the course of Tuesday night We gave tup and made ar
rangeents for yesterday mid day train by which we
hope to have decisive for our Extra at this
morning
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FIRE.-Yesterday morning, at about half past five
o'clock ire broke out il the paint mill the foot Of
Heury.street South Brooklyn. known Luqueers Red
Mills, and occupied by M,. Culver. The building and
stock of materials destroyed, and learn that
Mr. c. was insured his policy having expired last
month. The engines were promptly on the spot bv the
cobustibe nature Of some OF the contens and Inc diff
fculry ofapproaeh account OF the tdeway rendered
futile their vigorous attempts 10 stay the conaagration.
The club boar houses in the immediate neighborhood
were saved by Hose Company No. Is, who piled the
buckle, with vIgor.
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FROM TExAs--The Pcayune of the Sd inst. con-
ains farther particulars from Texas, though not OF
later date than the published by US this morning
The only item worthy OF notice is relating to the
nomination of certain officers OF the government.
1t s thought that Hon. Volney E. Howard. OF San An
tonic de BeSar will be nominated for the office OF Attor-
neyGenera OF the State of Texas Hon. John Demphi,
Chief Justice; Hon. Abner 5. Lipscomb and Hon. K I.
Wheeler Associate Juslices
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ONE WAY TO NuLLIFY BAD LAw.-lt is
known that in New Hampshire for several yea RS
past no corporation has been chartered without be-
ing encountered with individual liability clause,
Loco. Focoism in that Stale having had full power
to carry out all its wild schemes. The Portsmouth
Journal tells of aprocess by which this clause is
rendered null and void. 1t appears that the Direc-
tors OF the Railroads now, constructing in the inter-
or Of the State insert in all their contracts exceeding
one hundred dollars, provision that the contractors
shall release all claim arising from the pers onal Ii
ability provisions Of the law, and look to the corpo-
rate property only for payment Here is clog to
all enterprise depending upon union of capital,
which the debtor and creditor unite in removing be-
fore an important public Improvement can proceed.
The Manchester American corroborates this story
so far as the Boston, Concord and Montreal Rail
road is concerned, and adds that the road is con-
trolled, not by Wings, bat by Loco-Focos Some
of the men who helped pass the very law imposing
the individual liability" are the principal officers
in this very road and were the first TO suggest the
mode of evading it by taking such bonds as are al
luded 10 by the journal
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The EMPIRE, ST. Leuis-Some time since we
m enroned thai three young pratt Fuller and Aus
UNI had er this city for the purpose Of opening public
house in St Louis. Since which time We have frequent
y noticed paragraphs in the sLLous pspers commenting
the style and conduct OF this establishment One OF the
party, whom Fave known for years ss caterer Of
6ne taste talent and enterprise thus spoken OF IN the
ST. Louis Rsvelle of Feb. Is;
THE NAPOLEON Of CATERERS The Empire House
though sufficiently celebrated ought 10 be little more
So decidedly. Our friend FULLER late OF New-f ork
City, is an Emperor 10 his way, and no one but feels
like prince in his company. This same Imperial
rascal got hold OF few easynatured customers IN
Guiding that modern antique. Senior. and ourse
on Monday evening and the entire disarrangeulent
Of the Military Bsl-whch certainly could nj Though
believe ii Odd go on without us-insis:ed show
ing Us what he could do Well. we ceni 10 whs:
he could do and what dye suppose be did, Why he
jus, took up into that southern second story room
fron-Chambers was there, of the Republican, and q
ragnan and Lawyer and Doctor, srd several other
feeders and they II tell you The same thrg-snd ne
just naturally exhibited to eyes the nost delicious
spread in the way OF oystersupper. that we ever
did The bivaires unrivaled in freshness size
and flavor and the variety and PERFECTION oil the estHe
excited scarcely less admiration There were oil course
the customary comfortable common places OF picked.
fried slowed roasted and in the shell but then the
brousd-the 6roiie9, ye Gastrosones. The sedaoped
ah the pa,e 6es hui-es-those coSs and TO cap
the climax of luxury amber miracle of jelly, reveal
Ing within its treuous depths the tessaceous empers
l
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SANDs's SARsAPARILLAThe blood contnrs the elements
vi whole animal strucure-,h and hlrr, CLAUS mus
cles, endons, tbs nails h- hair AID the bones hsa
selves all sustained by The blood We'll then may DC
called the OF life la proportion 10 the purity OF he
huid will be thai OF ths substance into which IA connus
~ changing. Corrupt blood Instead Of producing hs.nI
iesn Is likely enough 10 develop sores and ucsrs Wnea
these appear, whether Ia The SPECIFIC form OF scfofuA 90
access SC. Of the ordinary types there no detergent
10 believed, that VIII rapidly nrurallZe the virus IN ms
blood from which they spring, Sandss Sarssparilia
Prepared and sCld, Wholesale and retail, o. A. b. u
SANDS, Wholesale Druggsts 79 Fult0nsL 273 BroadwJ
and n East Broadway, EewYork Sold also by Druxfil
generally throu hOui The United Sateg Price 81 oo'
tie, ak bottles for %.
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DEATH OF THE FAklR OF AyA."-Mr Rahab
Marchall, well known throughout the country as the
"Fskir of Ava" died at Louisville Tuesday last o:
dropsy in the chest, He left $4,000 in gold but owned
II is stated about twenty thousand dollars worth of prop
erty all OF which will GO to his wife in Cincinnati whom
he had abandoned and lived with for 20 years and
his son. good actor and equestrian, who goes by the
name OF Williams
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oursIDE-Fba Page-New Publications northern
Defenders Of Slavery Late from The Rio De La flata
Rights Of Woman Letter from The Old Man OF tho
Mountain Letter from Rio Janeiro : Law Courts
FoprM Psse-Forest Melodies; News Items ssles OF
Sacks Marine News Prices Current.
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Business Notices.

- MEsaERIsN.-Dr. Dods will Lecture This (Thurs-
day Evening. and also Saturday Evening at half
past o'clock, IL Clinton Hail. when we have learned
ais will terminate. No Lecturer has been more
successful than Dr. Dods given satisfaction
the citizens Of NewYork. This may be accounted for
from the circumstance that he handles the subjec pho.
sophcay, and convinces often By the argument self
without. experiment He is worthy Of candid
hearing.
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ES TIE EAST WISpsoR ACADEMY n, Rights
town. is said to be excellent ins,itu,ion
'espoooent has sent account of the Examination
sno eAh'osnon Of the Pupils which held the ID
ana % INST out our limits will not permit the publcs.
ton Of his letter Tho Academy Is under the direction
Of AZ O. r. Willis assisted in the Female Department
by competent lady.
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IT. Gorau, haiant ieiIcated Soap for the OF PIN
pes Freckles Tan. Saown,ss, Erupdons, and all iEI
cishsuremenis the only depot OF Wakef-sl LIST so
FROM Broadway, 50 coats cake Grecian hair Dye
FegetaJie Liquid Rouge for crmsonng Lips and Cheeks
Poldre Subtle erad,catng supeuoa ha'r without IMP
nv 10 the AKIN Lily e for instantly scattering rednea
and aushes from Acoustic drops for curfng de
ness &c. &c The sDoy1 celebrated preparations OF Dr.
oursuds are found only 5eer In mind 81 Walker
81 lat Store FROM Broadway
AGExrs-E q: Tuaie, Assembly Buildings, Pnilads.
pha Jordan, HuS-sL Boston Carleton 4 Co. Lowell,
Ives, Salem; w. L. Gsrri.h ~ Bedford Guild Bangor,
Bliss, Springfield; Green 4 Co Worcester; Myers, n
Haven dlu
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O. The inventor Of the Chemical Hair lnvigoraor
OF the vVorhlrrsness of the many humbugs and nos
iuirdrd The community for restoring the hair
curing scurf and dandru and knowing both by esu
nonais OF IN, and by the extensive OF NJ To-
vigoraor that It be equnled by any otherhee
specuy invites persons who wish tuly valuable article
u call ou him. L. PdALON PA Broadway
Fo: sale by Drug and Fancy dealers generally. Guy 'ni
Country. Price 90 cent per bottle, large size 81.
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e METALLIC TABLET RAzos,s rRop.-Merchants
and dealers are invited to call and examine the various
patterns Of the above the manufacturers.
G. SAUNDERS SON, 1T Broadway
NIL q few doors above Cor,land.st
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~ THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, No. 20. this morn
ing published No. l2e Futonst (Sun BuidingJ pre-
senis large Engraving with full description OF Gen.
semples Prairie SteamCar; also several other In
cravings and illustrations OF Mechanical Science Land
acape Painting, Chemistry ElecroPating, curious AIRS
and several Mechanical Inventions, together WIN
ftry or more articles ON subjects in Poetry and
Prose Price cents.
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II PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs-rhe subscribers az
embraces every variety OF Travelling Dressing
Case suitable either iOI long short journey, contain
ing all that is necessary for the toilet
mil at G. SAUNDERS l. son. III Broadway.
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z RoUssELs AHAsDIsE for tho and prevention OF
Chopped Hands for sae al the principal druggists In this
city, snd wholesale aud retail OF The subscriber
EUGENE ROUs5EL
Manufacturer and Imports, Of choice Perfumery, Toilet
Soaps, Shaving Cream, &c &c No. $50 Broadway, be-.
tween Liberty and Cortland SIS. &f In.
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Business Notices.

BALLS, &c-The pas, season has been justly remark
ed as among the gayest OF the gay and 1t is about
drawing to a close, would remind the many who
have enjoyed themselves at the different saloons Of
which our city boast that Among others the Coi'e
um the least in repute aud would therefore Deg
call The attention the lovers OF dancing aud good sup
pels to the Complimentary Ball OF George w Miller
proprietor and manager OF the Coliseum 100 Broadway
which is to come of on Monday evening. March 10th:
and from the great responsibility OF the gentlemen VINO
compose the Committee feel confident that the affair
cannot but 20 off with eclat and that those who have
been fortunate procure tickets will always re-
member with pleasure the rich treat with which the IN
deta,igabls Miller will furnish them.
w. would advise all friends who have not yet pro-
cured tickets for this splendid AFFAIR, 10 provide them
selves without delay hear there has been quite
demand and not great many remaining unsold. They
may be obtained of either OF the Committee, or OF Geo
w Miller, at the Office OF the Coliseum.