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Cuba-Mexico-War with England.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.

Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce
WASHINGTON. Aug lc47
Mr.. j. q Adams. IN one of his speeches on the
Annexation of Texas said that it would be seized
upon by England, O. Yretezt for snnexng Cuba
70 her dominion. The course Of events seems 70 IN
d.cate that there viii arise strong influence 10
Great Britain IA favor Of such A measure. Ihe time
n ~ lot yet have arrived in which il may be deemed
eNpedient-but, as Lord PalmerstJn Intinated. the
time may arrive when the British Government will,
IN this manner indemnify British subjects for their
losses Ia Spanish loans and at the same time, per
hsps seek redress from the United states on the
same account. For Great Britain to take posses
SION OF Cuba, would. 10 doubt. produce with
the nited States, without bringing in the other
question Of the indebtedness Of some OF our lndi-
vidual States. The Government OF the United
States took OCCASION time ago. 10 notify that
Of Great Britain that the acquisition Of Cuba By
her would not be willingly permitted by the nited
States
The Shareholders Of Cuba have also. in anticiPs-
ton Of the possible transfer Of the island 70 Great
Britain. signihed 10 Government wish 70 bring
the Island underline protection of the nted States
The annexation Of Texas, while it increases the
power Of the slayeholding interest il the United
States, also increases the necessity Of protecting
that interest from the near approach OF the British
policy, power and example.
The great and increasing love OF territorial ac-
quistion and military renown, so manifest in the
L
and upon the earliest pretext. in war with Eng
land. The Mexican war is prepai atory measure
/ to great events.
WASHINGTON August
The intellge from Mexico seems to comph.
cate and conius, all our views IN reference both to
the prospect Of peace and OF war. learn that the
/ Government has received nothing official from
Pueba by the last two mails. This state OF I'M
certainty cannot last long. few days will dispel
the mystery The probability is that Gen. Scott
has been waiting for reiuforcements,- for IN
structiOns, some say
/ My own opinion is. as heretofore that no treaty
! will ever be be made with the Government lproperl
OF Mexico treaty will be patched up, after a
year or So with some Government that Gen. scott
will establish see from letter published In ono
that Mr.. j. a. Adams has recently expressed the
same opinion. 1t stated by one OF the Cabinet
TO a leading Member OF Congress, six weeks ago,
that the Administration looked upon treaty OF
that sort the only way in which the war could be
terminated and 1t is known that instructions have
been sent TO Gen. Scott TO take measures prepare
tory to the adoption Of that policy
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We conclude The proceedings OF Tins important
Convention from the Rocbcsir Democrat
EVENING sEssION..-....-..Aug. 4.
Mr. Morris from the New York Deaf and Dumb
Asylum was present with two deaf mutes who enter
tanned the audience with various exercises Ia their pc
cuisr line of education.
Nh o'clock Mr. McElgott Of New York, delivered
lecture upon the study Of tho English language The
lecture which full Of beauty and research was de-
nyered In most excellent style The discourse was re-
ported verbatim by MesNs Dyer and Burr, snd AS 1t
will probably be published in iuD we will not attempt
eynopsis OF It,
Al the close OF the address the Convention adjourned
10 meet at = o'clock on Thursday morning.
T1uysday Mornlng. orlock-Mr Dyer deliv
cred lecture before the teachers the subject Of Pho
biography.
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SHIPwRrcKs.-A morning paper contains the
bllowing particulars OF two shiPwrecks' announced
IN yesterday mornings Tribune;
"a, Loss ofthe Schooner Sarah SrOHg Of Green
port Nth 6te Of her c-ec on nhe HSh Of aug D
Bound from Phiisde phis to Boston with coal on the
5,h made Long Island at O'Clock NJ wind L. n
, ,.cIsd and ,tood of ill o'clock, hove to under
double rcefed foresai and tryss Montauk font bearing
30 miles distance nj III O'Clock iouha 'no gaze ia
ersssing tried TO take In the oressL ana ~ inc ~
hmpt sausll and knocked her down on oesin SINUS
when ali hands got over the side, when her bows be-
san gradually sink the Captain was Trying 70 clest
the long boat from tho deck and IN the suemP' was
xashed overheard, the long boat going AZ ine same
tine some distance from the schooner p'ungrd in'
sud with gres, exer,iOn reached her, and getting into
her found she al stove driited down near the
st,ru and the men. and in fifteen minutes she was
out OF sight the 9th OF August o'clock 7. Nj. was
taken from the long boa, by the pilot boat Nette making
about sixteen hours l was In the long boat
N.m.s of ths LOst-James Fourner, Master, of Green
mort. Rowland =. Swsin, do. Edward = Jones OF
beaufort North Carolina; Jessey Williams. Of Nor
wich' Connecticut; Frank Horton cook. OF Newton
don Ill.,, .-,,.A
boa, Tsken OF by the Merchants pst-oosi Nette, No
soort ofe LO. Of the brig Am Maria Of Boston, Capt
Baby master. from, BahiHors eosra . oossO"'
we lett Bslumote, sunday. July % and hampton
Roads the 3lst Nothing particular occurred ohta the
5h of August we made Montsuk Point ossf'ns " Z >
dis ak leagues at 1 2. NJ IL bore n 4; iessuos
dstsnt. tackled ship and stood 10 the sVutn""u 81"
eastward M4P NJ blowing heavy from the l. n.
commenced shortening sail, close reeed ine i9se.op
.S double resied the msnsail took In the no snS
a.. and tured n AZ p NJ tried tbs pumps and iouna
TIA, she leaked considerable took up the sca'te aud
found that the water rushing in with great velocity
continued pumping until she was neai' 49, =, %
when we were obliged ~ Gu, away our mssts 10 keep
from going over abe being nearly on her oesInenls
the made a complete breach over ner' wssaihs eve
plhDg from the dsek, both boats, house saIey %nu
deck load tearing away our bulwsrks and stahcheons
all eight in number, lsshed ourselves through tne
nsht on the quarter dock continued all day frdsy anu
4 Friday night until Saturday morning al A. NJ we
we're taken Of by the ship Tnracian Of Plymouth Capt
Rogers from Newly York bound to Liverpool lie trsns-
erred us board Of the pilot boat Nete OF New YORK
We had nothing 10 eat drink Tor a. hours We los,
everything but the clothes bad From the Captain
Of the ship we received all tho assistance that WIS
possible for him 70 bes;ow and likewise from the pilot
4 Of the Nettle.
And 10 them We all tender our sincere thanks.
FRANCIS Il. BAILEY, Master.
JosEPH @. LEWIS, FIRST 0ficer.
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BEST AND cHEAPEsT

MIRROR LIBRARY. No. II New sefies.-The Trip
vi pings ~ Tom Pepper or the Rssuls OF 'miucrg
by Harry franco This popular novel; which has excited
such interest during tie progress " 10. publication ~ he
Weekly Mirror. - sd be- lsh-d lls day. The local De
p6n- auf the well known Characters Introduced inso
this satrcs dssllg. phos pAcs romance Lavc excited
the Creates i4.cr~s suolg - readers ~ ne MiOi WINE
n mas ben Ia course Of publ csou and ihr cry has
10 vs. from a. quart-i " Gte more 81 Tom IepP-T.
We Offer 10 al o the pub ic Tios- VINO nave frsd IL
by pece-meai viii DO GLAD 10 hsve IN book fOrm while
those al Il before will be glad 10 nave
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prepare an expression Of the sentiment Of this Assoca
too touching the educational policy Of this state 10 is
bearing on The Teachers profession. and present The
same TO the action Of this body 81 is next annual meet
ing Adopted.
Rssolod rhs, the interest Of Education AMI the pro
per influence Ut the Teachers profession demand mat
the supervision OF scas oe committed wholly - prac
teal OF experienced teachers
After Considerable discussion the Report was adopted
Members Of the Convention from other states were
requested - state the condition OF Education IN their
sections VI the country.
Adjourned 10 : o'clock
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THg LATE MURDER Al CANDEN.-A Camden, y.
correspondent OF the Hpald speaking Of the proceed
ipgs OF the Criminal Court there mentions the sdavt
Of one Suuin relative 10 the mysterious murder in that
vicinity
souhin was confined Ia the Jail here charge OF
petty larceny aud tho other inmates Francis Ssyre
and Nathaniel Wreding. The latter ia conversation
With Snutu according the affidavit stated that on
certsin occasion the date OF which not mentioned
he went In company with Ssyre to hs house OF the lat
ter situated Railroad where the BODY was
found and that woman Was there 10 whom they bOtn
made dshOnorsbe proposals and 20 persuade
her TO crafty them but that she refused Sayre soon
after LETT the house when Wedding afked the woman to
40 with shop distance OF 10 get cakes and
beer she CONSENTED aud they set out together but ON
reaching piece OF woods by Ssyre came out, and
the two then renewed their solicitations she persisted
Ia refusing when resort 10 force had, and when
she was overpowered, holding bis hand over her
mouth 10 prevent any outcries During the struggle she
was stabbed by of them In the groin with knife
and left for dead As they going away they heard
the unfortunate woman grOan, when they returned and
stamped her face aud BODY until life was extinct
An accident occurred Snuihn while on the road TO
attend Court the first day Of the which prevented
his appearance before the Grand Jury and the subject
was laid over till the term He was seriously hurt
By the wheel OF heavy wagon passing over his BODY
but ia recovering.
Francis Ssyre has been sentenced 10 seven years I'M
prisonment tor various offences and Weedog is held in
confinement await investigation Of the charge made
n this affidavit There are but few however, who at
tach much credit 10 the assertions OF Snuihn
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NEW sERlEs-The political locaI novel entitled
NIs44 or the power of The z originally written for
the Mirror, il. pub i.h-d masking hq0dsome volume Of
$40 pages and ff ty oil The booksellers. TIL, work
contains graphic history u tne Pr-sidentis Cam
p-igu show n up the inigurs = both parties Daring M
pub icaOn 10 he Mirror 10 excei the grraiesi int-rr.
thro he county II corai1s fscl than fiction
and --ke sketches Of Ghzn fIy leading politicians
fs1t. Ian
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Boarding.

4 Gk>TlEMANsaa wife car Obtain spsssnta az
IN furu.hsi ffoot roS-n With board $50 e" shse
eeuuem-u. BY early spp.iesuoa Al 70 Sasnoerss 90
door west u sro.iwSs s-S "
ROAkD II BkOAOw A few slas'- susus-
linen kcnteuen with their ~iyes, may be acc. m"o
dated with lors sna bedrooms IN board sSi3 e'osi
way between Srocue scd spring Location peassnt
AID senteei Bath room Va ths house. iyl1 I'm
DOAkDING-rhFteor Tour .eut eTnea be scoosn
ID modsed VITA peassaIsITy single ocddet roons eIrsh-
fast sad ga OF faH board win respectable Euknss
emily ard couduc ei he Eugfsh psise'ple. ~heFs
rs.uiue.s ard omior, can be enjoyed Warm aud coo
sss-i slower baths Tor The IRE. ct he occupsnu
Annv 10 Ms MEDHURsr, Sal Hcussonst one block
4 ON Srosdwsf az. IN
,,,o LIT WITH BoARD-,A handsome 'e, q
4 r,ors ia the secoad story. Also, oce OF we snsss
,s ~ "a ysriea q. IN the vicinity OF ST. johns
R-der.nc-s exchanged and terms moderate. ,,
Also forte, IN good order 10 let ior 1--WE aons
a quarter. Apply s. above. es'
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phvrtrON HOUSE.

-. Al FREMONT. ROW, BosroS.-rhs saoser;ser
Il woud respectfully inform bis fnenfs ana ns pasne
.,,,.,.a On rrrmopLRow, fronting The open sfoands
ovrroIing Civ Hall Having been thoroughly repefc'
new IN furnished and many steraons ana lmptosemee
- vht, n add much The comfort OF Taveies mere
bipg .rge sud spacious psoFs with rooms susehed WI
h. dSund convenient for families ~ well - seetemen
o., leisure The very long expcrleneo he hiss hsa
bu and the determination 10 give hs chufc e
er. 10 The OF The house he hopes oy srei ~
,n ,o ne want. and comforts Of his guesss 10 merit
ronunasnee OF he liberal patronage he has hef.,fs. TO
ceived. - ,ms~,
Boston, June 81 istr. su' lmcoa
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CHARGE OF RECEIVING ABOLITION PUBLicA.
rroNs An examination took place this morning. be-
fore Justice Selb in the of John c Pulley tree
coored man who arrested by Messrs Zell and
Ridgely on the charge of receiving Abolition papers,
knowing them 70 be- such n violation OF section let Of
the act of s which provides that any free negro or
mulAtlo who shall knowingly call for, receive or de
mand from any Post Office 10 this State " have In hs
possession any Abolition handful pamphlet, newsps
Der or pictorial representation of an nnammaory char
scter having tendency create discomfort among or
stir up 20 resurrection the people OF color OF this state
shall oe seemed guilty Of felony and upon conviction
thereof shall be sentenced to undergo confinement in
the Peniteniiary othis state for period OF not less
than ten nor more than twenty years
The specific charge against the accused in this case
was the receiving through the Post Oce In this city
an Abolition paper published in the City OF New York
by two colored men. and called "T The Rams Horn II
was in evidence thst he had been receiving numbers OF
the paper for some time but alleged on the part Of the
defence that he could read but little, sntwss scarcely
aware OF the nature ofthe publications he received which
were sent to him without solicitation, BY friend in
New. York On the conclusion of the testimony, the
Justice held the accused 10 bail In the sum OF SOU for
MS appearance before the Baltimore City Court 81 IL
next term Frederick Pinckney, Esq appeared on the
part of the State and Barnett Esq on the part OF the
defence. lbsluuofe fatrloE aug o.
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ARREST FOR MURDER.-A man calling himself
Harris Bell has been arrested and nov IN toe county
sn At Hopesdae charged with the murder OF Mrs VII
iams wife OF Rev. Gershom Williams, Of Scott town
ship. in that county.
CSs The schooner Butler Capt. Shoemaker.
cleared from New Orleans on the 20th December last
for the mouth of the Rio Grande, aud chs has never
been heard Of since No doubt she was ost a. sea aud
All on board must have persisted.
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A Nd NV YORK MIRROR 4 week y = IL " News,
~ Ar. Scenrc. Literature. Pohurs-H FULLt sole
EDITOR a1d Pr0pr-'Dr the Satisfaction 1T snu0gncing
fo il- gu1fc That he has made new arrangements D.
ygtith n future this esfahshed newspaper NV IN The
commencement ~ usskth volume. new series viii &C
cupf It's place more decidedly hsn ever leading Lit
erary 1ufns Il the Metropolis Subscribers c-srous ~
receiving NE volume from The comm-nce mcnt loh Apri
1877 should forward ih-ir subsc pnns Immediately To
Cubs uf tn. The terms are only ore dollar year
TtRMs- One copy one gear 10 Advance........s2
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General Notices.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOw LEks & w Il l. LIS,
iva SIN. 1871 Nassau--t. y. \.

~ Water-Cur Establishment, ~ bondfe n
ana syossei Oyster Bay l. Dr. SHkw, he eafleai
amsricsn pT.rOc and sglhOr On srf Cure, receives
osural, a, above ThOs, distance may, By seliinx
/. re be advised for 8 treatment 81 home mJo
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nlr0irines
THE GREAT SOUTHERN AEMEpf
o, Dysrafsry Darrt sI. CAeiera heTba CAesera f'a"
h.ps, Bloody Fiss. Sc &c. ~.
WOODktTFs
DY-ENTERY CUKDIAI

,s,uls VALUABLE PREPARATION bas been IN use
in he south and souhwesI for hs last ten yesrs sno
PRONOUNCED by those who have n'si w. 'hs res'
been known to AZ here far uisl has been vru spu
dr-cti us ed In fae relief has been 80 suaaes
hers per san. have beeu pfostsisi win ne above smeu
ants that many have been led 10 exesim-it aee
nke charm Read Tho following, from some VI mo oes'
men In he county -
From. Hon H. w. Hihrd. LAT, L \ Munster 70 belg,ss.
DR ~ COBALT Nv Iear SIR. AieS d,ys sp. ~
ceiy.d the Cordial which good enoush 10 seno
me- Having used the srucle, do not ns'iAsc W p'v
pounce IA most valuable medicine ladc-d Tor suen ~
e,ion. of Ia. somelines suder ~itn N he
South know Of uohing equal " H. NY hi-nd, Coz go
bon Jones won have psr, Of hi the rrmsndsf hs'o
laid aalds for when may need '. Kss2..uuny m
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Hlistell

a.nn a KARE CHANCB.-Agenisa are wanted
,N.)iUb. 10 undertake ne sale u s0ufey Afcle
Al apled the convenience and house
Active aed energetic business mn WI limited resources
" here tud al opportunity unequsled OF realizing from
go 70 oao per The business "a pleasant and
sea. the system Of agencies ADD results Profitable be-
.od .ny operations u me day Thoss DESTROYS Of making
nousy are invited 10 call examine he article ADc ia ge Tor
,t s-v-s Al 1T -rs u.t be POSTCARD ~ receive siier
ton L. ALDEN ~ JlecuN e,-s.
ans iuao1- b. cen Chambers aud " sffer
nOUsD HILL Waler-Cure EsADitsnmsnL-Tn-
III Round It'll Water Cure Es-s5ishmenti WIN 0ne h1n
seI rooms snd every recgsitr of .l- eouor and zcro
no. s..on % patients. - n0w Ia successful opcraa0n "
20 sunfsnI pply - c7re spring waief YIN Whcn -
tie various supplied Pssien1 VIII % sippi-o
from ne .hnsri with syery article Tor pscAlns e
rhe general terms So . se-ki Vsfying' no~eFsl'
according 10 crcumsl1rces scd the scconiod s1Ols 70
salrec. Aceessbe By railroad from ns nos,a s.go'
EAsg or West SAM IL " IA '"->n-SH'
Dr. L. Z. DENNISTOi,
DR.. J. A. CUMMINGS ,,,,
Northampton May q. ls7 ~ Im
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CITY ITEMS.
MONDAY. August Q.

MUNDAT' AIgusI '
u On Sunday afternoon the bark James Hall
Capt Curtis Tor Galveston, while laying al anchor of
Cathsrine Market run into by slooP Gen. Green
which carried away the J. HIS bowspnt Both vessels
lost an anchor and some chsin.
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lThs- " ILLAhD > ANsTF IN NE " Il,lTl S-,7Ia
kFIAppra 10 the Public o. he Answer % Marcus Nl-
son. Reply 10 Mrs Ward's Pirst Appeal concerning
her History Of he United rA.es This pamphlet . now
r-sdy aud furnished gs.uiou'y 10 The ie1ds u -tucs-
tion and justice
no have received Mr.. Wilis0u'. pamphlets (which
have been indlsoIsg crculsrf are especially In
vitel real Mrs Wiizrls Answer, that neg nay
Judge fairy ~ lhe points a. Issue The pamphlet = lr-
nis1-l without charge. by to- pub khers. All aiDttN
RARNEs l % 81 luh--.L cnr--r N D-L-n.
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Thompson's majority. .-.J-J Clays.--.--4i3
II The vote. as will be seen, was nearly all
poled the first day, and Thompson is ahead OF
Clay's majority. No doubt Of bis election. Bryan
X. Young, Wing, had but PSI msjorty IN -.
vim Observation-Disclosures was % ahead on
heavy vote in the District at the close OF the polls
the first night but the Wings rallied next day and
carried up Duncans majority in Louisville from l56
10 100. Shelby, the only other Wing County in the
District was also doing well. At the close OF the
polls the second day. the two candidates werevery
nearly 49, but we infer from the Telegraph dis
patchosSL ,st the third days vote elected Duncan.
VIIHh District.-Close Of the polls, first day
Morehesd. 2i2O Marshall l,622; Tra6ue' 1913
Wing as over Loco al over Native
XII Dtst-We beleveno doubt remaius Of MAJ.
John P Gsiness election, WING GAIN
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IL a correspondent Of the Journal Of Com
marc says that the Glsdelquiver is Spanish steamer
built in England TO trade the South side Of Cuba
She comes to New York TO have her cabin made here
because this work is done cheaper and better in this
country than in England.
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PoLIcE.-Anthony Miller was last night arrested
By officer Vel ol the l7n ward, charged with stabbiog
Henry Shisn lie was locked up..-.M Mary Ann Riley
and James Morrison last night arrested BY officers
Watson and Gilchrst of the Sixth Ward charged with
stealing $50 from Dull Burden, of Phipstown, Putin am
County s6j If which was recovered They were locked
uD John Ford last night arrested by officer Cor
win Of the Third Ward charged with stealing I'll from
the poke, Of Daniel Lynch. He was locked up
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ISDIAsA-The Uai0a has dispatch stating that
] L. Robinson. Loco, is elected over Hackleman,
Wing, in the lid District by 800 majority. Quite
probable He is reported to have $50 majority in
Dearborn County and 20 at Vevsy in Switzerland,
while Hackleman has IL IN Ripley
I'D Distyict.-Davis has 400 maj N Jefferson
Co u in Scott. ~ in Floyd. We fear this is not
enough.
On the whole we shall be rather saddened
than surprised if the Telegr aphic reports I'm yes
terday's paper of Wing gains in Lower Indiana
shall dissolve into moOnshne.
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Fu ton-st, rs Broadway, and b. druggists seneTA.y
Price - censs. CIV"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

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