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,,np Sii5oco TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE in New
St& ofk Brooklyn o. vii iamsburgn. in OF any
amount Real h,tae bought sold or exchanged. Look!
sly spead County Seats the HUDSON River, Long
Lland sound. Rye, Staten Issod sound and
Farms for sale ,1cha in direction ppy to A.
SEhGkAN1 SUN. 10 WsIl street NAT Itsrc
IA A TWO STORY BhlLk hOUsE AND LUT
:!g in ee 70 ,nct nee for sGeoo only-t 900 emsn
entb for Sijo $500 eiusod
Ca st. Also, tive story frame dv cling and lot s2d
lor oay tlo5 Also lot I'd avenue, between 3ad
a1d 5j 70 by la1 Also lot 32d street as by 49,
very ehesp Look very valuable lots the l.h avenue
~ Cell gu A. SERGEANT SON. IS Wall n7 n.rc
.>~.szrvo ,,oasaS srEsM !NAyIGATI0N
SS4&Ak4W inc ysG isia toe steamer, Of tn, Com,
es>Sssss~s pany will sui regularly mouth,
follow. ;-sTg New fcrA- Washuytop, Capt j. Johnston
Bremen " ah ugton. Res IS; IIerrnsn March - From
SOthamptor ssing,ss February %; Hermann March 70.
Puaage iobi New losk Southampton BJetaen, Si2e
from Bremen pcutnmgtn 70 New York $50. torfeght
poly the cfi e The Ocean Steam Navigation
..Iae,Hs IS ~isip stise', rrw w o. e DAY, eros
Nh Aoss tsenp ssISslHSP,st $1,000 'ssLlS'
ssf lfs w
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Grand Fancy Ball, IS Prince street. Co

tune Warehouse john George Taylor the eecbrated Cos
costumes the approaching eason and Nj William DID,
oiee Hair Dresser 1858 Broadway character Wigs
70 SUIT each costume Dresses snd Wigs for Balls any
part o. The Union When large quantity required
WIN Dc sent TO supe nnteEd them. Orders left above wi
every requisite, preps red on hand for l. o. ofO f.
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HaIr CMttIng and TrImmlng XXnIskers-

HV,s say to their husbands Dear not any one
XGaL har except Hill the iHmitabe Hair Cutters No 10
street. as always loo when
than when else does Parents say their
go 70 Hs strangers. arriving the city, enquire The
hereab Juts OF ll erd citzsns ssy, always Hills.
ntl one and all NJ you your hair cut, whiskes
trimmed as they should be- patronise Hill
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The Goodyear Rubber Warehouse. 100

Broadway, established alb six years ago, with the
view 81 introducing bile notice the Patent Metallic Ruo
Der OF NJ Charles GOODYEAR. white the hmsef
IN costly for pce his admirable
venon and has been since exclusively devoted the
exhibition ard 'ae of his patented fabrics u the place
where alone Tor long time hoIe articles could be
I'D where they may sill be found in their variety and
PERFECTION The warehouse has facilities and
snplug the market with lada Rubber fabrics
liar TO ITSELF enabling 10 sustain itself competition
rom any qusrter The attempt mislead The public by
The pitentee with ofhe
gagged IN the rubber trade 10 this city,
peryrHe since he has for years resident Of ano
STATE aud occupied with experiments for the perfect
pcaton OF his great discovery the OF the
snslng results OF which, il the beautiful Over Shoe.
now 10 be had at 100 Broadway the unpivaed OF
whic has called forth universal admiration. :
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scsvsd large assortment Of the above L. Consist
ns o' muu pets, &C., &c, of the reche che pat
ts soeis all who bout purchasing to take peep at
as ne els confident tha he tastes both
~ price and quality KNOX, l2s Fulton street, sun
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From Indiana

PHILApELPHIA, Nov. %, ls47.
Ga Thanksgiving day all the Protestant congregations
Of Vincennes Indiana, met together in church to
worship.
There has been q slight fall of
The Wabash is navigab!e TO Lafayette, Indiana.
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~ ALLENi on MARBLE SCULrTUhh.s tUk SALE
~ -Jurt arrived from Italy, superb collection Of sculp-
lures eyecpted by the most di,tn Italian
tng Of Statues end groups Of large and small sizes Duss
Lions TarLas and Chimney Peces made expressly for the
United States al of erquse workmapship and statuary
marble notty the attcnt VI amateur aud artist Also
Mosaic End Fancy Msrbs, Cent?. Tables, &c. &c, Please
enquire st Mr. L,Esh Marble Factory, islh b-ctn
ID " enu md "A d Piece. nj l2tiss
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EOUkTH ANNuAL hALL OF riE IsUEfEN,
- DENT SONS. OF ERIN i5SOCIATION-1h he
Fourth bal Of h Sons Of Enn Arsoea.
NoyembsI J is6 The proceeds will be gwen aid Il
the All Orphfn ASYLUM attached TO st. Jose ph
The Comm tee OF Arrangements respectfully ,oct lie b.
onage and supro!t o their enable TO
carry cut The Charitable iLtclon ofihc Association Tick
each e be had ofhe comm TIE door The igh,
olthe baH I2Tftsm
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Ess::,. SSs ~ ~
Mrs. Mrs. q s%sa s s s smYEssr NJ, ,Pfsde
Mr. Collins; Master Tom Dobbs Mr. Piseds; MIA Dobb.
Mn Barry To conclude with A KISS IN THE DARK
XII My Nj. v FIs. IsSv Mrs M
open at sl o'clock Perormances will commence O'Clock
Boxes. 81; Pit. 80 cts; Gallery Is cts.
RoWEkY THEATKE-W iAsssSs. Msaas.,;. sage
sus Er.an s Now e. vii !. Mrs mrs
poUGL As-Lsdy Randolph Mrs. shaw Giensson. Mr.
u. S eomsSy x {0g TE SoI v E. sls A. which
shaM; 81 William Fondloye Mr. Beiismy Master Waller
WIN h elIkf M5s TH Mdra1N ! Hs To soSfud
BsILs; ssss bs@%e. Bethany; Mary Anne, Mr.. bSaeit
Cent?; aud GALLERY ia Cents 'A- VIII ' ''''
4 ,:I n: a,
Eeaas Nov ~ viii b pesfolmsa the bRTHaISHT 81
FREED0M-Twsngbolt, Mr. Held; Sir Eustace De Clio
rSI Mr. sStherlana L,dy Blanche, Mrs MeLeaa To b
which several magnificent pictures will be illus
trited To conclude with FAINT HEAR y NEVER WON
rtAin LhADf-kqy Gomez, Mr.. HE d; Gazman, Mr.. Ste
% cents-Pit lex cents.
CIRCUs-BOWERY Observation-Disclosures
n Ate noon and Evening the WILD ARABS from ,h'
iul feas Mr. Kemp the English Clown will repeat his 20
puar pantomime, acd also through with all his other
ereses upon the revolving globe &c horsemanshp vault
mg, &C: oy The uoupe. nT ltsrc
NJ lrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE-saturday Ev,
% %?,n With The PAPHIAN B6WER-sAdonis, Mi
10 ch Aii .ssl
d sa Pess1%ons Ms, TsyiSr After which, Graz
feIcnet Mrs Timm Led Nmroddy. Mr. Conoye, Princes
Grseiesa Miss Mary Taylor To conclude with BAKNE'
Roberts. Door, opena, s O'clock and the curtain viii Il:
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kANp Qf&NlNG BALL AT JAMAICA l. l.
~ At EEN5kN Il Ht.Nt rs New AID Splendid y loon.
"Wednesday, Dec. 1857 -Remsen Hcntz. .ptopr Of
Ne Jamaica Hotel hsyDg completed their aud
nhcrrt 'aoop Tegpectfu inform the ieuc
New York. Brooklyn ond Throughout the. state OF Ions
Island that they will Grand bali "Wednesday
ing neIt tickcs for which sy oblised Of them the
Wsvcrey Home near the South Ferry Brooklyn Specm
trains OF cars will be glged on The occs,iou, which will
leave the South Ferfy cf be ball. aud
n275 tN&Tusrc
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Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes, Corn ucopi.s.

mo,9 boxes for ewerv
Sod nver, copper tissue morocco. marble Chinese and
PAPER Paper Sees gold aud silver borders
Pcues Sc Also boxes for wedding cakes wholesale and
retail, at 10 Maiden lane. G. J. KRAFT. ~
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CLEAN 5fErM VACATION
y CONF ANY-U, 3 Mail Line to South.
y amptoa aud Brcmen.-ffom the beginning
ti the yea 1919 toe. Steamers Of this Com
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Several Reasons why every body that wear

Boots and Shoes should them friend Jones' OF No
Ann suecone reason Ia the cheapest and best place in
he and another strong his and Shoes
ally scod snd the Of our friend
Iones Ann street. meeting with such good success is his
cah sales aud light with small prots
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WANTED-At the Neg Factory, 10 Perth Amboy ~ w
jersey, four active young men; those from New Eng
land preferred. Constant employment D. had Ass
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GRAND CONCERT. BkOOKLYN-NlSS JUL l..
" NORTHALL and Mrs G. r.. HORN (who has re.
Gently returned from Eurore )have The honor tht
they will give Vocal and Iprumeut tai Concert the ke-
male Institute, Broo Monday November :? The.
wl be assisted by the follow eminent HERMAN
:. SARO NJ and HENRY q. TIAlM. Tickets so cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-20
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION,

AT SPRING HILL, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Many OF the citizens OF Chesterfield, Va, met at
Spring Hill, on Saturday The Bid inst for the pur
pose CT celebrating the Anniversary oil our glo-
rious Independence-up which occasion the
Declaration OF Independence was read by VIM.
Ambers, ESQ, and spirited and eloquent Ora
tion was delivered by Maj. Alexander Jones, a
talented young member oil The Chesterfield Bar,
and one who, Judging from the universal applause
with which he was greeted upon the occasion,
bids fair 10 become an ornament 10 his profession,
and one Of Virsinia's bright jewels His theme
-Yircinia-was we'll chosen, and ably discussed.
When comparisons are drawn between Virginia,
the proud Old Dominion, once net only The mo-
ther of Statesmen but of States, and her seeming
iy more prosperous sister States We SIM see rea.
sons for the hearts OF her patriotic sons 10 heave
with feeling. OF proud emotion. Her sons have
but to lcai II, and Virginia VIII once more be
looked up 10 by her noble sisters, as in days o.!
yore.
The Orator made many happy illusions TO re-
miniscences Of the past, 10 the days OF Washing
ton, Henry, Jefferson, Randolph, and host ot
other bright sen,uses of Virginia's palmiesi days,
we'll calculated 10 fire the souls OF her sons with
spirit OF emulation.
After The Grafton, the company sat down
to a sumpluous dinner prepared by their
worthy host, Benz. Moody, Esq, which gave salts
factory evidence that he well understands the Gu
linary AT so far as Barbecue and chicken 6x-
ems" are concerned. John T. Fuqoa, Esq, and
WIN. Ambsrs, Esq, were chosen President and
Vice President of the day. After the removal OF
The cloth, the following toasts were drunk:
REGULAR TOASTS.
l. The Memory of w ashiDg'on. Drunk stand
ing.)
,. The Union: Originating in patriotic deyo-
ton, patriotism alone can perpeuale il.
3. The Heroes and Sagrs OF the Revolution:
A naions history records their wor!h-a nalioh's
gratitude halows their memory.
1, The Army: May il never draw The sword
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cuJcAGO CONVENTION.

The deliberations OF this body were brought 10
a close on the morning OF the 7lh. From the n.
York Express we learn that the President an
pounced the following committee 10 gather sIatis-
tics and present them 10 Congress
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Observation-Disclosures Lawrence, John Mills.
New Hampshire-James Wilson, John Page.
New York-Jno G.. Spencer, Sam'l B. Rugges.
Kentucky-Jas T. Morehcad, Jas. Guthrie.
Indiana-Jacob G. Sleieh Zebulon Baird.
Missouri-Tho's Allen, Joseph M. Converse.
Rhode Islani-Alex Duncan. ZachaI'h Allen.
Iowa Geo. C. Stone, VIM. Ewing.
Pennsylvania-T. ]. Bingham, S. G. Johnson.
Ohio-James Hall, J. L. Wealhery.
Conneclicut-Tho w. Williams, Philip Ripley.
Wisconsn-kufus King, w. Woodman.
Georgia-Th. Butler King, VIM. B. Hodsson'
Florda-John G. Camp.
Michisan-Jos. II. Williams, David A. Noble.
Maine-Charles Jarvis, Geo. Evans.
Illinois Jesse B. Thomas, David J. Baker.
New Jersey-Charles King, r. L. Colt.
Committee on Prin,ing-S. Lisle Smith, Geo.
w. Dole, VIM. B. Ogden.
"Thc labors devolvins upon The committee
have already been properly prescribed, and Por-
lion assigned TO each individual member. ln
the frs, place the Union was laid out into three
grand divisions-Ist, the great chain OF Lakes,
including Champlain, and OF course all The navl-
gable streams in that mighty basin; 3D. the Mis-
sissippi and its tributaries and 3d. The Rivers,
Bays and Harbors ofthe Atlantic slope. A glance
at The resolution defining the duties Of this COM
miIlee will show that its labors, if faithfully per.
formed, will be most onerous; and that they VIII
emtody mass OF facts OF vast importance 10 tne
practical business man, and especially 10 the no
mes, legislator The Chairman expects 10 be
able 10 complete the task prior 10 the first OF ia
nuary next Among other things they are 10
collect statistics, and publish memorial 10 the
people OF The United States; 10 urge The sucIects
recommended by the Convention upon the notice
OF Congress-"
On motion of Senator Corwn, the thanks oil
The Convention were rendered to The President,
Edward Bates, Of Missouri, and the body dis.
solved. An informal meeting was afterwards
called and addressed by Horace Greeley, Gov.
Bebb Of Ohio Gen. Hubbell of Wisconsin, and
Mr.. LOOMS OF Pa. Having laid before our Tea-
ders The letters Of The mos, distinguished states
men addressed 10 the Convention, we complete
The series with Daniel Websler's letter, publish
ed in The Rochester American. We may soon
hone to be blessed With the sight Of letter iron
MIR. John M. Bots. 1. was loudly called for BY
Horaes Greeley, (of the New York TIibune,) bu
no, forthcoming. A letter from Mr. Greeley eI
plains why ,hi. characteristic" eps.!e las it Il
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION,
Al Colclins's Landing in Nanscmo,ld County, near
SnGoik

Al Coclins' Landing IN NanSc7o,ld County, near
Suffolk.
At an early hour in the day, on Saturday last
The 3rd of July, that handsome company, the
Nanscmond Riflemcn, was formed in line, under
its gallan, commander, Cap!. VIM. Eley march
cd towards Suffolk to receive iheirinvied guests,
The Isle of Wight Riaemen and Nansemond Ca
valTy. After marching Two Oh three hundred
yards, they were met By The above mentioned
companies When the usual ceremony OF recep-
lion was gone through, the companies marched
10 stand which had been erected in beautiful
oak grove, near The mansion house of Capt. w.
Parker, where goooly number of ladies from
Suffolk aud The surrounding country, with their
patriotic smiles, had assembled together with a
large number of gentlemen. After beautiful
and appropriate prayer TO The Most High, by The
Rev. Reuben Jones, and the reading OF the De-
claraiion oil Independence by Major Jno R. Cope
land, an able and eloquent Grafton was delivered
BY John R. Kiiby, Esq. No one that heard the
Grafton, who had no; known Mr. Kitty before,
but was ready voluntarily TO exclaim, that he was
man of talents, AMI destined 10 figure conspicu-
ously in our community. The companies, tcge-
iher with number Of citizens, proceeded 10 Ia
BILE, which was loaded win yiands prepared by
MT, E, EyeTiui and it is beloved that they did
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slyled) was'not produced; lit appeared ihaln was
a private letter, though referring 10 the meeting
and objects OF the Convention, and that The gen.
,leman who received j, had seen fit 10 Withhold il
from The committee as possibly calculated 10 CITE
offence 10 some portion Of tic Delegates present-
Il will doubtless be published alter lie adjourn.
mepl OF the Convention, and will be everywhere
current. II is said 10y those who have seen i, 10
be particularly spicy" While every body is ca.
serly waiting tor this particularly spicy" letter.
(which we had heard spoken OF in his city tie.
fore being enlightened as 10 its existence b. H.
Greeley we shall attempt 10 console them with The
following sentiments OF Mr.. Webster:
MARsnFIELD. June &c. lS47.
GENTLEMEN: am quite obliged To you tor your
very kind and respectful letter, addressed 10 me a,
| Nashville. inviting me To attend the Chicago Con.
yenlon. If my health had allowed me 10 conf.
nue. the journey, which was then prosecuting, i,
would have broush! me into the Ncrlh. Wes,. in
time 10 have been with you The Is, Of Jnly; bu,
being compelled by illness, 10 abandon The pur.
pose OF geling over the mountains, il was al
course, no, in my power 10 attend The Ccnvenliou.
You speak, gentlemen in TOO mitch con,n,sr.
da,on fear ofmy efforts in The cause OF inter.
nal and Western improvement. can only say
that these efforts have been earnesi, one con'ir.
ued, and made for the single desire Of promoting
The great interests OF the country Of The power
of 'bc Government 10 make appropriateness Tor
erecting haTbors and clearing fiveis-l neye. e..
leItained particle OF doubt. This power 10
my Judgment, is not partial, limited obscure. az.
plicabIe TO some uses aud mol applicable ,o o!s.
ers, to some States aud Dot 10 others, 10 seUe RI
yers and not TO others, as seems 10 have been he
opipion OF gentlemen connected with Tie Mem.
phis Convention. For one, reject ell such 'sr
fetched and unnatural distinctions. In ms opic.
, ion, the authority OF the Government in his re.
speci, rests directly en- The grant OF th- CONNER.
clal power 10 Congress. and this has been so ur.
derslood from the beginning BY ihc v!ses sut
best men, who have been concerned IN tie admin.
istraion Of the Governments and Is cons, Gueniy
general, and limited only BY The importance Of
each particular subject and the discretion Of Con.
gress.
hope the Convention may do much good, ty
: enforcing The necessity Of exercising these lns
1 powers Of the Government There are ne rev
, inventions, nor new constructors or qIa!fta
lions OF the constitutional power 10 b. Issonec q;
there is no new political path 10 &c sllucS on'.-
] II is simply for The people 10 say, 1hehe! PER-
: dices, party prepossessions, ard party oppcsi'W-
shall al length give way 10 lair reasoning 10 pr.
: cedent and experience. 10 the iudsmcn. c! tie
great men, who have gone before US, ana 70 ihtss
S lnomentous considerations OF pubic lnees
E which now-so imperatively call on Congress %
4 lois duty.
. am, gentlemen, with much regard,
2 Your obliged friend and felow-cililel,
e DAN. WEBSTER
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In reply 10 an article in the New YORK Coa'
riar and Enquirer, upon which The Whls pc"
have dea,...-uch, the Union says explicitly
ave DO not undertake 10 STATE wra' was {,
was not Gen. Seats understanding Tale,
misunderstanding OF The letter Of The ssueay
OF War addressed 10 him; but we Do DEM .hs,
Gen. Scott has ever received eIicr from lhe
Secretary Of War informing him that Nj. Tyis
had authority TO interfere in any manner whal.
ever with his military operations, or Tia. M;.
Iris, had any instructions 10 order an arnisicp
"The administration perfectly understood, AL
still does, the relative rights and duties q! MIL
tary officers and diplomatic agents. and noihlrg
has been done by the administration in disregard
OF their respective rights and duties.
"Bul upon one poin, we wish now aisiac'yio
understand The editor OF The New York COURIER,
We call upon that editor 10 sae rom wha'
he obtained his informaiion-or rather, msi1icl.
nation Is it possible that any officer OF The am!
has been communicating 10 ,hatedi,or, pending
mos, important negotiation, information whichh
calculated 10 prejudice the public mind, and
mislead the people about these maitesa W,
demand TO know the source from which, ema.
mates. The public have right 10 knew, ast
the government, we insist, have right 70 know.
The Editor OF The "Courier" will undeEsand U.s.
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THE PRESIDENTS CELEBRATE
The Boston Advertiser says !ha! Nj sV'' !,
first PresideD, Of Inc United States VINO ~
braled the Anniversary OF their lntepenn.''Is.
passing through five OF those States ~. Il.
inst, he honored Maine, New HampsaM.eo', y
sachuset,s, Rhode Island and Connec'''"
his presence.
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DEATHS.

Died in the county Of New Kent, on IN t, ~ Y
the residence of Sir. Jaqueline /. Io ,i-s c.sT
Ann ss isA xsiI d her ass i Possessed
t ,Is, . could udom The female character nc r.
large erele Of frleuds and relatives 10 o,c..,a
, ,insIy e. end. The Tears Of affection ia.
Srays a,le,t the high es,imals Of her
eording tho deces,s eftbls !auly inse's that Ell ~
Soa, medical SKIN and The kindnesso! nc ayyr,,,
s Ten could do was afforded her III le' -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-20

The lines of Sydney" Of "He5e' 70 ns
M, and The verses "On Vine Leai' o. a.s
Tomb OF Washington, " are respectfully IT,
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GOLD FOR THE GOVERNMENTAL
steamboat Paul Jones, Capt. Williamson, arriv-
ed Yesterday from Cincinnati, bringing one mil
lion dollars in geld, for The Government.
In, Orleans Delta.
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SONG.
by EscnYLus.
There's not zephyr irills leai,
Sol, with sweet perfumes ~i'cnefy,
Rnr IS Graded in the heart by grief,
And first breathe's life upon sigh.
There's not OF oceans depths wave
Which hurls its bright foam far and near,
But bursts the hearl-ils red-hued grave
The soul OF griei-a jsiceId tear.
Richmond. July 2. lS47.
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In REGARD TO the two American marines who
were arrested a, The Havana for not paying the
fine incurred by entering The port in violation oil
the sanitary laws, The Union states The following
facts:
The penalty was fine of 5000 each. The
consul (Gen. Campbell) requested OF the COVER
nor (Gen. O'DonnelD 10 remit the fine. The
governor agreed 10 do this, If the master OF The
vessel would make entry, and II, on inspection
by health officer, there was found 10 DC no Con-
tasous disease on board The captain OF Inc
transport refused to comply with Lieut. Col. Wal
sons request, or 10 obey his order 10 this effect;
because, in doing so, ne would have iorfeited ms
policy Of insurance. Lieuls: baKer ana hich
paid their fines, and sailed in the transport
Gen. Campbell offered to advance the money
and pay The fine of Lieut. Jones and Mr.. Twiegs,
which they declined, and instructed him by let
Ter not to make the payment. On The consuls
pledge Of honor that they would not leave Hava-
ma without paying the fine, they were set al liber-
". and we cannot believe that they would be i'm
prisoned.
There seems 10 be nothing in The case which
would Justify a complain, OF The conduct OF Gen.
O'Donnel, who, We beg leave 10 say, has been
distinguished by his justice and Kindness towards
the citizens OF the United States. These young
gentlemen did not design 10 violate the quaran-
tine laws-tha. is very clear;-they endcavored
to avoid doing SO; but, for want Of proper infor-
nation, they did violate these regulations; and
il would seem 10 have been better to pay the Pc
nal,y and left their application for its remission
in The hands OF The consul, and gone with The
transpor, in execution of The orders OF their go;
vernment, than to attempt to make national
question with our neighbors out OF such acis.
LIEUT.. WIN. MAY, OF THE NAVY
We stated yesterday, thai this gallant officer
(bro,her Of Col. May,) had lost his right arm by
The FIRE OF The enemy in The attack on Tabasco,
bu, we are happy TO lean that subsequent and
more detailed account speaks OF the arm as only
having been brukep.-fN. Orleans Enilslir,
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The Diario del Gobierno Of the 18Th u, (sa!s
the Picayune) contained the p;oclamaicnc Gen
Kearny 10 The Caiiornians, from wlIci il is
copied ino FL Nacional, the official sZc,'e q.
",he free and sovereign State OF Puebla, !ntI,h.
ed al Pueba. We append a translation E. ii,
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POETRY.
For The Enquirer

EW lts Ltt4b11s
THE LOVERS COTTAGE.
On yon mountain frowns castle,
Wrealhd with god its portals shine;
In yun valley smiles cottage,
Roses sweet It's porch entwine.
Wealth and pride dwell in these turreis;
Humble hearts the cottage rove;
Strife and hale are in the castle.
In The cottage peace and love.
Silken floors adorn that castle,
Banners deck its ,opmosl tower;
Sand of snow bcstreGs the cottage,
In its lattice many flower;
Other hearts seek in that castle
Pomp with anguish in,erwcve-
Mine the poor and humble cottage,
Richer lar in peace and love.
LOUISA C. II, July 10, lsiI