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r. Al n meeting Of the Democratic Wing Sc

js no. W N CoRSriL. Secretaries. o2si
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- P0R sAIE-A very desirable farm 10 Middlessx
Co Nsw-Jsnsy, shout - miles from New fors CITY,
~-snd half a mile from tho Railroad DEPOT lCsmdsn
,1 Ahoyl Said farm contains 10 acrss Is 0f wood rec
90 .r.bls and asder high cultivation Good dwelling
boa.s Itehsn bsrn and other ostbudsnss, good veil
Of water 5000 innocglstsd peaehtfess not saips.sd
.nv in Tho state 5000 Ia state Of bearing indisputsbis
an. add Immediate possession. Applyto
og0Iw A. J. BLEECkRR, Auctlonser, he. 7 Bfosdsf.
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y Rev. Nr. Wilson Of lie Missi0n 70 We'fern
Africa viii give account Of his Geld Of labor, a. the
Broadway Tabernacle, evening Services 10
commence at u o'clock 90 IT,
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VCRBaTIM RSPORIlD.

uru HENRI BUR. Fouograic Riportur, il
w prspord tm farnil Vuroarm reports ov
Spsciz, Surmunz, Leceurz, Ss 81 ds 's'em on
Fonograi, ds utmost ocyt Y atand N nasi9
R,poru Aarss Asglo sGcsun Ohs. osoH-
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t. -. George the Martyr

~ -. tfoTNf Tue fiHftNr.- hiEht IrN SAMUEL
A. MCosKKY, Do. Bishop Of Michigan. Will preach 70 s.
HOwsrd-st. corner Broadway On Sunday evening next
Divine service wll commence at Z. O'Clock 30 L.
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r. At Regular Meeting Of - The Young Mem,
Literary Assoc alton Of the City Of Newfork" held on
the evening II Oct p l3f7 the following gentlemen
unanimously elected % m the places len BY ~.
sznsti0n Of ths former officers President Henry No
range Recording Secretarv c. Carroll Leeds Cores
pondiug Secretary and Editor y Parkhlrst Board Of
directors Msssrs. Csmminss and P-rkhurst.
HENRY II MORANGE Precedent
C. CsEE0tr LrEus. Secfstary go It.
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Il 7Nsss4n-st.-NOtice - hereby gwen % lno
md nsxt q bio q PETER GRADY native o. iiei1Aa
bor-r decrased .Hd who alleged % have diea intes
tate that the elects Of the said ntest>s 10 ne hAos
the Pubic Atmuistrator ~i be stmniftefea Ana as
posed Of b. him according 10 law unes. .ns sinS -
rl.ped BY some lawful executor o. tns
@.e.set ~ - 81 aay On December next -D.t-d view
49, -. "a ~, ~ JAMES :. THAfER,
- - - = 49, Public Administrator.
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- Eleventh Wnrd.-Ata meeting 81 Ne tonmit-
appointed from the different Districts Of ne Eleventh
Ward 20 nominate candidate for Representative q the
Ninth Assembly District held The 18Th Of Oct lo7.
On motion. II unanimously srreed that JAMES r
SPARROW, Esq be the Wing candidate.
The following Resolutions we're then presented and
unanimously adopted
integrity and unquesonshle abilities Of JANIS r SPAR
ROW. ESQ entits him 20 the undivided support Of the
Wings Of the Eleventh Ward.
Rsoi1ed That the nominations for State ohcers meet
with or cordial concurrence In most Of whom We
cgnze long known and well tried Wings Of the right
samp-thaar success j. certain.
Refoised. That HENRY CLAY Is and ought 20 b the
candidate and the only ssnedAts Tor the nexi PFefasn
Of the Wing party.
Resolred That the proceedings Of this meeting signed
by the Chairman and Secretary be published Ia The Tn
bune. SAMJ III II. DE Null OLANfnAn-
AUGUSTUS L. WOOD Sec'y Oh SITS
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Posi- OFFrcE. Nsw-Yors, Oct. o. l8f7.
~ The steamer Cambria vii lesve Boston o

Mordag the Of November Her mail. vii clos. a. tie
Office Saturday, the ,oh inst a. s. P NJ Postage on al
letter.. must b. prepaid Boston Letters Of half
OF under cents and each additional half
90 p ROBERT r. MORRIS, P VI
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The eldest established and In the United
Chn.ty, q y. Chnsty, Z. Pierce, W Porter { ABBOTT
and = Vaughn whose original and nimitsole Concerts
nightly honorcd with crowded and highly respectable
audiences and universally admitted 70 excel every
meat Of a similar character offered IN tins city.
Admission p cents children under 10 years half price
Door. open at Concert viii commence a. 8 o'clock
msy 30 secured application 81 the Hal, from y
20 P NJ.
given saturday afternoon commencing at ) O'Clock.
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III st-Nlflce y hrFe1y EI'-H % u I-slI =
I s1d rext Of kin Of r CONRAD TEN BRINK nsuVe
Of GERMANY trader deceased and who - altered 70 nsVe
d nte.te th the Effects Of the said ntestste 10 the
hsnd. Of fhe Public Administrator vii BE- sdmnisteise
.nd disposed Of By him according ls un-s ns sans
Be- clanlrd By lawful executor administered u
IA. ieceas-d by the st day Of December nexd-D A'eo
New YORK October 3 le47 JAMES >. IhA1En,
-, 1.-s. Publie Afministraf0t
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PORT OF NETWORK

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
- rHK sun THE MOON. FuLL SEA
hsss,...e 2 Set. "a So Rises II p Eve. II
I,Ssos ....0ct Havre .............OcL
~soo. ..........Oet A New-OTleans........Oct Il
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q Zinc Wnshington Tempcrnnce Ark of -afe-

~ Rev. r. II. Thayer OF Brooklyn will preach in
the Apollo Saloon, Broadway tomorrow Sunday morn
ing ~ 10. o'clock evening. o'clock. O5D IL
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NOTICES.
r. Elghfeenfh v

IT. Eighfeenfh Ward.-Th- Democratic WIKI
Electors M fhe zrfeerfh Mard requested 70 ra.r
The house Of Messrs VS. Co Balls Had conner
OF Third avenue and Twenty fourth street 90 saturday
October D. q. O'Clock n % respond % the nonius
tons for stare Ofcer. and Senator "a the Sixth senatorial
District sad % receive ih- report n The Convention %
rollaf csnt date flr tie Sixteenth Assembly District
o. y MOUNTFORT Ch.rrnan.
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IT, WANTED--Th purchase . snail stesm-
sA4l=.E{<brM suitable FOR towing on q Soufhern
river Terms must b low. Addrsss "
r.A.. o.. ~ oON
- LBANY a. SCHENECTADY
RR1-|dse will be received b. the soovs
cno..y AZ Abaay and transported 70 gsfso spo 'se'
n.alst~ places By fslrosd and ssr the s o. Zen
Der proIinao Printed Lisn q rnes., :, :,
f iy Wells Erprs: ohe'; 10 wslss y L.
All Communication 40 fsisf'"p % s"sTss ~ 49,,
bsny mu be addressed 70 T. f"@AIS' ."
Albany. October -, ist.. IN, -, - ~ ~
s.v-fors Journal Of Commercs viii please copy.
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70 Thirteanth Ward.Lrhe Democratie w

- Thirteenth Ward.-The Democratic WhiE Elect
" the Thirteenth Ward requested % assemble A.
Green's Sheriff ST Saturday evening, Sth inst. 81
half past o'clock % hear the Report Of the Nominating
Committee for the selection Of candidate Tor Member o.
tie Assembly also Senator for the Fourth Senator's. Dis
ric; and respond the nominations for state officers
Several talented speakers will address the meeting
O NEWCOMB, Jr. Chairus IN.
W W. LYON secrs,arT. % Nls
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atOria Convention for the Third senatorial Distinct helo
the Second Ward Hotel the 10Th inst IN the City o.
NewY York, Gen. WIN HALL was mn animously nominated
for Senator NJ. :. THRESHER, Chairman.
THos- + PEERS }seeretarie. ~ q,
JAMS 3. TAYLOR, No~'''N O<y d
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rar Fourth Wnrd.-The Whig Electors fthe ton

re- Fourth Ward Wing Electors OF the ourth
Ward are requested 70 meet At the Hotel cor
ner Of William and Duane SITS Monday evening Nov
O'clock make the necessary arrangements oI tne
election II is expected by friends that the Fourth
Ward will rally in its strength and secure the election
our old friend Cen WM HALL TO the senate OF 'h' s'ae
By order of the Ward Committee.
c. CHAMBERLAIN, Chairman.
$50
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BOARDING.

DOARD.-A gentleman and bis wife or two SIN
Id ge gentlemen can have very pleasant psror, fur-
nished OF unfinished. with board private family BY
applying 90 FraukIn-st west Of and Br0adwsy-
References EXCHANGED. o. ~
lOARD-Tw0 or three gentlemen can be accommo-
Ddated with good rooms and breakfast and tea. a
small family with board application al 50 Bsitlcst
near Henry-sf South Brooklyn. 90 2tS&Iu'
TWO OR THREE ROOMS WANTED Cinclud-
below Cansl-.t Vicinity Of St Johns Park preferred.
Address Geo. At this Office. on r,ic
DOARDING.-As mail private family in the Fifteenth
DWard. Broadway wish 10 let pleasant turn-
shed parlor with board gentlemen Of regular
habits Term. for full hoard - per week Only two or
other boarders Psase address y a. beN liz Post
Once OF 4ti-'
DOARD-A gentleman and lady. or two single gentle
I'D men, be accommodated with good board sud We
~ pleasant the second story. AZ - Whlte ear
Rroadvay where comfort Of home be enjoyed
References given and required. o9 otls
DOARD-Convenisnt aud pleasant rooms with CRATES,
suitable for gentlemen and their and single gen
temen with full O. partial board may DO obtained A. 100
BrosdUsy corner Of Niuthst 90 5tis-
DOARD-Peasant rooms with good accommodations
ID and reasonable prices Apply 90 bertyst OF lmislt'
4 LADY ofthe first respectabty desires 10 obtain a
N situation panion elderly lady, lady aud
gentleman. Is perfectly competent, aud would take
charge Of the house keeping arrangements OF family
Please address. q. A BOX 49, Post Office. 90 81
CONIMIsSIONER OF DEEDS for Illinois, Indi-
ana Ohio and Michigan. appointed BY the Governors
Of said States, with power 20 take the ackuow edgmen OF
deeds, de positions of witnesses, &C.
STANLY II. FLEETWOOD, ~ Nassau -
H. r has peculiar facilities for the transaction OF
business In the Western and Southwestern States oj0 I'm
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FOREIGN IMPoRTATIoNs.
MARINE JOU r N A l..

bAkACOA-Sotr t'ni0n--lo,00 cigars lV,'oe coco
'sis y 900 ORANGES 52l bales tobacco Agnew Go.
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WARD-At a numerous meeting Of the Wings Of this
Ward held al the Broadway House. Oct. q, Ransom
Beach Chairman Of the Assembly Convention reported
that they had nominated JOHN COLVIN, wellknovn
and capable Wing, Is candidate for the Assembly for
this District, which, on notion was confirmed, and Mr.
Colyin declared duly nominated - 80
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II HOODS.
pssoN. OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE,

r gssONs OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
LIS A LEsUEI T. has the honor 20 inform The pubic
th. he will receive posas that may be addressed %
him Tor xvnz French Lessons, either 10 ndiydua IN
families or Ia Academical Institutes
Hagnx been connected IS years With french journalism
aud having resided - years 10 Ns~-Yors where he %
hsnorsbly known BY his eountrymen, Lesusur IN de-
voting himself 20 the teaching Of the French LsnznaEe,
oHsrs every guaranty both regards cspsby and mo-
raty As he Partisan BY BIRTH his pupils vii require,
undsr his tuition the greatest purity IN pronunc son al
essential point and which TOO often neglected IN the
teaching Of the French Language.
Apply personally from 70 II O'Clock A NJ OF oy ~,
ter 10 VI LesueuF, 81 Cortland -
Rsfrsncef-Prof r o Berteau, - Perepontst BROOK
lvn. Ms. Hanes. Young ladies' Boarding School
fweutieth-st " Y Mr.. and Madame J. Cou,sn, lfeoeh
Younx ksdie. Boarding SCHOOL, rs Gresnsst ~ 4 A.
Chafd0n. ESQ and {. {. bechet Esq I'D hndsonstN
; Guillsums. ESQ. le4 Pnncest y Y 90 wv
BOARDING SCHOOL FOX BOYS - Wilton,
DConnecticut school 70 not larse-Ine papls
are taught By the Pnneip. DAILY ORA sHesess' are
oh a bushes. and practical character stesnD~a sna
,t.ge line direct 70 the school Fare FOR ooy. - cen-
Terms one hundred d0ans per year raPi,s tsss.ssa
80 -ne Arrsnfements b made WITH . o otefkrs
M. Chsthsm-st " Y ABEL WhlILOSh, nflne4 pa
E~f,r.neet-R Rev John smith, Rev. VIM ~ Bang WI,
ton Conn; Akemsn Dikenan, ConifoAsr' orlss OF
Ny. o.
OPENING OF GOLD-MITH'-S NEW WRITING
OaCADEMY-Nr.O OLIVER =. OOLDsdlIn respect
Oil tnforns hs patrons sad the citizens residing IN the
sf cart OF the city that he Will open re~ Academy on
vt.- Nov AZ 81 Grard-st corner II Forsyth. Terms,
a. 80 cour.s OF ten Lessons Of boar each" Two
noli.o. fr ladies' acd Three Dollars for Eenusmen IN
s,rz .stion-ry Clsss bours-FOr ladies' al v and y.
eioeIP NJ gentlemen a. g. and o'clock P n. daily,
Ssturdsys excepted. NJ q Will continue ms prvste
eiasse. a. 2ss Broadway, a. usual 90 3tls
10. 81 - v ~ III
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(2l)-The Celebrated Psin EHtrsetor-t2)
DALLEYs COSNELS
~ No Merchant or Family should BE without tns
wonderful Salve II will BE- furnished 70 All on the most
liberal by applying the only place for the genuine
81 isu tIl-TwE~ry-osg CosrLsso-sr-t2l
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JOSEPH VITALITY. ChAirm,n.

The meeting fjonrned % meet assin ssurday eve
ming the th us a. the .aue place. North American Ho-
te corner Bowerv Ard Bsysrdst. y Y a. clock, r. NJ
kew-lorr October =, i841. o9 -
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Miknen of Ne~-f0rs. Long Island ard New-J-T.sy. d
wss unanimously
Rssolrea Thai pure Silk could cot be .od a. retail
for -s. than srrence Ter quart FOR ire Winter
and wholesale prices could not be l-ss thar ourperce PEI
quart By order Of tie conm,iiss
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"a TRIES ron CEMETERTEs.-wM B

PRINCE a co Fiusb'ns. viii ssl 81 ysJ reduced
suitable FOR Csnsteres com pfsins shove 100 species
ornamental Trees sad 5bsbbsry including tbs nos BEEN
tiful Eyerxrsen Trs.s The latter are pecstsrJ escs
lated par cheerful aspect 70 the lone sbcdes o. me
dead snd t 10 these that render the Csaeterss " ION
stannope and other oriental eifles 20 eessuu sno at
rsctiye By their perpetual yerdsrs rnes sno
d al Fruit and other Trees IA seat TO popped e gh-
oU 6ke 80.
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NEW EVENING CLASSES IN FRENCH,
At 30 PAEz-PLACg
BY PROV A : NlLLEPLAIT

UNSTRT(TION Of the first order. Terms reasonable
IHours Of meeting from % 9 " Mondays and Thurs
DAYS Any address left shove will receive immsalae
90 ~,
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Rfpof Of The Nominating COpnfee oft.f Fffeerh td,d
Adopted FRIDAY evening 10Th October, Al one Of the
larget meetings held in the Fifteenth Ward At Con
stitution Hall
To he Uhig Electors of TIE Fiffeenh Ward
The undersigned the Wing Assembly Nominating Com
,niff.el beg respectfully recommend 20 their Whis
brethren Of the Ward for their surases the name OF
JOHN J. r. De PUY. s
Your Committee, after long deberaion' have selectea
Win restunanimty Mr. DEPUY the proper person 10
represent the Fifteenth Ward, and earnestly hope mat
their selection may with the decided approval Of
their constituency. -. $3.50,
HENRY BRENOORT JAMES d. OLlNEhr
JAMES n. KIP, JOHN 7. HUM .,,,.,,
HFNRY LON0' ARCHELAUs g SMITH.
WILLIAM DOANE, SYLVESTER L. hNAhD'
JOHN ODELL 90
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MECHANICS HALL.
'1 cHRIsrY'S rmNsrRELs

40 BROADWAY, between Grand and Brooms
4 = sts-OPsu every night Unprecedented success.
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rOREIGN JEWELRY-TiFfANf, YOUNG
ELLIs have received BY the last french steamer tnS
no.f ex.nr collection Of Jewery and Watches ever for
a. 10 h country al Of which are marked IN am nf
ne. Al he lowest prices They also receiving their
r,oo.rons Of fancy articles for the holidays 90 Jus'
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YOING,s srRAW HAT Maaaf.etoIy. 2

YOU>G'> STRAW HAT Asnai.srrs.' 80 II
M<&j Bowery, between Hester and Grsnd IL =, ~
prstor ofthe above establishment hss ~ "a =,
VI uslsl, handsome assortfo>nt OF - ...,hs
also al kinds Of II ats scch ssfin selte., -
s@..or cot "a IN b.. zaner ard Of me best
with ribbons a0~-rs and feathers s1o s-alos- 10y -
Gle IN the line thaf % dssrsole' a. n'0"7'a-s P
oZb L.w2misruAS
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10 Fifteenth ward.-At slsrss u.eetins Of "

"a Fifteenth Nard.-At large mseetlg or w ID -
Of tho Fifteenth Ward II Constitution Hal. on Friday
evening, the 20 inst J. PRESCOTT HALL. ESQ. va,
called 70 th. Chsir, and JAMES Mccall CoRSrLivs Bo-
CART AARON X. THOMPSON and JoHN L. Mason. Esgs
mad. Nice-Presidents; J. B. NARSuS, Jr. and W y
BLEAKM,S appointed secIetsn.' John P Hone
Esq on behalf Of the Nominating Committee appointed
a. previous meeting read a report nominating JOHN j.
Dy Ply ESQ candidate 70 represent the Fifteenth
Ward 100 the next Assembly. The report was received
n was moved that the Of ERAsTus C. BENEDICT be
substituted for that Of Nj De Puy The meeting being
nearly divided the decision left 70 the Ch.ir. who
decided that the motion lost and that the report was
sdopfed And then the meeting adjourned.
J. PRESCOTT HALL, Chairman.
AARON X. THOMPSON,
J. L. Mason, v,e. P,e.idsr..
C0RNELIUs BoGART,
JAMES MCCALL,
EapNu.. Jr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-05-06
che 1flrxitan fnar.

GEN TAYLOR AND THE MRxIcAN BANDiTTI.
We make the following extracts from recent
proclamation Of Gen. Taylor, addressed
TO The inhabitants Of Idnldulipas, .Nueue Leon
and Couhuita:
When the American troops first crossed the
frontier, and entered the above States, 1t was
with the intention, and publicly declared 10 you,
Of making war, not upon the peaceful citizens OF
the soil, but upon the Central Governne mt of the
Republic, with view TO obtain an early aud an
honorable peace.
The undersigned has used every effort to
cause the war 10 bear lightly upon the people OF
these States; but he regrets to say that his kind
ness has not been appreciated, but has been met
by acts of hostility and plumber
The lives Of those who were thus wantony
put to death cannot be restored but the under
signed requires from the people of the country
an indemnlfcation for the loss sustained by the
destruction of the trains and the plllage OF thei
contents. TO that end an estimate will be made
by the proper officers of the entire loss, and thi
loss must be made good, either in money or il
the products of the country, by the community
at large, Of the States OF Tamaulipas, and New
Leon and Coahuila, each district or juzgado pay
ing its just proportion.
1t is expected that the rich will bear their full
share.
u. TAYLOR, Maj. Gen. U. S. A.
Headquarters at Monterey, March 81, lS47.
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foreign Neus.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
SARAH SANDS AT N. Y.
2DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steam propeller Sarah Sands from Liver
pool, arrived at New York about 6 o'clock on
Thursday evening.
Breadsiuffs are held trihe higher, with
moderate business. Corn is quoted so a 50, and
flour at 39s. In London -four was dull
There was a good demand for American pro-
visions at full prices
There was n slight improvement IN the Lon
don money market. The revenue was increasing
AT Havre, on the Sd Of April flour was quo
ted az 59f, aud there were sales ut 46 AL,
for delivery in May. The market had down
ward tendency. Business in the manufacturing
districts in England was fair.
In Ireland there was much sickness. Bread
stufis were declining.
STATE OF tRELAND.-The Cork Constitution
al states on the authority of the Crown Solicitor
for Cork, that the anxiety of the prisoners at the
asszes for this county is, that they should be
found guilty! The learned gentleman has made
a report to that effect to Government. The jails
of the county are crowded by class of often
ders created by the famine.
SPREAD OF PEsTILENcE.-The same paper
gives a dismal account Of the devastatlons COM
mitted by fever. the victims to the contaglon FL
| ling the grave yards TO overilowing.
| The principal ports are throngcd with emil
grants for America.
In Spain, the Soto Mayer Ministry had been
dismissed and liberal Ministry has been formed
under Pacheco.
The disputes between Turkey and Greece
have been settled
In India everything was quiet
| DEATH OF DIPLoMATIsT.-The Journal de-
Debais announces the death at Munich on thu
23d ut., Of Baron Alexander de Cetto one o
the most distinguished dipomatists of the pres
ent century, in the 72d year Of his age.
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SowING CLOVER SEED.--Those who have
not yet sown or procured their clover seed,
should remember the results of experiments,
published in the Cultivator some months ago,
which proved that clover seed kept over one
summer, would be dear at half price. This
seed greatly deteriorates by age; hence care
should be taken TO have it as fresh as possible.
Experiments performed in England have shown
that clover seed does best when but very slight
ly covered, or very near, at the surface Of the
EARTH Thirteen compartments or beds were
sown, the seed In each successive one being
buried a quarter of an inch deeper than the
preceding and varying from merely sprinkllng
on the surface, to three inches deep. From no
depth to about one inch, the seed mostly came
up; but two inches deep, and deeper, none came
up. Hence the impolicy of covering clover
seed with heavy harrow; washing in by rain
on fresh earth, or working in by the crumblng
influence of frost being BETTER C,dtivator
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PRACTICAL SUB-TREAsURY

One of the beauties of the Sub Treasury is
shown in a negotiation made through one OF our
Banks, few weeks since
An Assistant Quartermasters draft on the
Quartermaster at New Orleans, was sent here
from Mexico, cashed by one of the banks in this
city, and forwarded to New Orleans for pay
ment The Quartermaster ut New Orleans SAID
the draft was authorized, and would be paid as
soon as he received funds from the general gov
eminent. A second letter has this day been re-
ceived from the correspondent of the Boston
Bank, stating that the draft still remained I'M
paid, as the expected funds lad not yet been re-
ceived. Meantime, loss of interest and depre-
citation in exchange is incurred by the uniortun-
ate owner Of the bill.
Now, although the United States have mil
lions oil specie IN their b-Treasuries at Phlla-
delphla, New York and Boston, yet under the
provisions OF the Sub-Treasury system, not a
dollar can be drawn for, but the precious metals
must be transported from New York TO New Or
leans before Crafts drawn in Mexico, for the
support of our army, can be honored
Indeed, application has this day been made to
our insurance companies to insure such remit.
tances, not only against the usual river risks, but
against theft also; and although the specie was
to be attended by two men, hired for that pur.
pose il was prudently declined Farther com.
ment is unnecessary. Behold the practical work
ing OF this favorite scheme of our rulers - os
ton Alias.