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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRIN G GOODS!

WE are opening very splendid lot Of Fancy
R'niinS Dry Goods, winch tbs attention Of
y IN want viz.
Dress 'ks Of styles aud brilliant paerns-ths petss we
have fhud
Striped and pi1id silks isht and cheap. for summer
Lad and blk ani Blk ss striped plaid AMI plnnew AMI
tfIl piitcrns
Rich Fouafd silks
uneommonly rch ard new riye barcge' and grenadines
u ack and biz and wft- do do
iaWnt chm - eid mu Tins md hr inissa washing goods
ofrev ttjies ID BEAUTIFUL patterns
Gnsli1us pilid lawns
nevhs M men' n elp neck ani bonnet nbbands
IA a-rnni C7artIly sh-ws new
Wire hk i1~es fpr mau'iits
Muslin collars, Ice fils. bsutcs. and vis,tes
Lace dresses, lace eoisu AMI scarfs
ih'otd, bObsin Isle and French
Cambria AM must immnFs, &c &C.
our ftck NJ ireus ton fhfgs, shctrF mbfics table
Inns h1ctabackH, &c fOo and increased
AID 90 oh, kd NJ goods constantly arriving by Erprc the
PacictL mil TiIt =. " PFICE A. 60.
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HEPUBLICATI0N OF TIE FOREIGN
REVIEWS.
~ ASH d. WOODHOUSE nre AGENTS in
Richmond for American reprints Of the For,ign p
views. They comprise
The LoudoH Quarterly Review
q The RdinsufEh do
J. The Westminster DO louAhrrhtT
4 The Nor british do
S. Blietwooi's Magazine Monthly
Terms-PlyDsn 6, be made IN adyabe.
For any o.c OF the Pour Review st
For any do do
For any IN do
For all four d. do da
For Hi'ckwood's Magazine
For B'ack~ood ard he four Peyiey, 10
The above Podi-a reprted in New York irrnsd,el
on the auval BY the Bih Steamer IN bnui0i ar to
on hn' white paper aud cope, OF the
okWoods Magazine being Of tho Oh
duon The puee az VIII oh ihy B, but hou ono
third a tNa elarrei FOR the add vile trey
tqna'y vel gt up hey M 81 ~ that the nan
over the EfgisA reader. TLey seKeed in ebmond m Of
PosHEe. NASH A. WrOuHOfsE
IL Ma in
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NOTICE OF NEW BOOKS,
REcFGvEp ST "a MAIN srsEgr
BY DRgNKER a. NORRIS,

booksellers, stRtiOncrs, ana Dealers I'm Piano
Fortcf. Music, sc.
FRIDAY. MARCH ~.
Day md Letters of DIM DAbay, 1uhor u Evelna, Co
eiia Gs tted W hst ~ 90. vel. cnrupote. 90
Tie History Of Consulate and Em,fe under NapoooB BY
" a Theirs vol complete. ~
The fttesa o. 1870 nv sa'ah Muon Msury
An fuh-rs Mind Blokuio f 30 ks huy one.
edieiby ~ FTsfpL E'q " A. ale
rss1y Suiyby Rnfeiss with prefacs and indoy,
w ~ Edfnlsiuef ~ a. SOC
NJ. 8 Thiets' Nafoieon. completing vol I. lie
No. ana Madame DAtay's Dsry completing 2nd o.
March No Law Lihrtry-d'uble nunher
The Law of eetares delivered AZ the
Lsw Instructor By Jlo W. sb, Eq su,bor smhhs leading
Goes Gc SIS
No 4 Cottass and Vifa Architecture. ~
No 4Guide 70 woftsrsin Metal aBd etons. " So
Psr - Pouerqus. By Knowles 25s
Cinq- wars oftbe eonfpifacy unfer Jouis i7th
Nos q ant 10 nadia Pounding BY Eugene SUE lee
HAVANA sUGAH-Io borss U.v,n, WA, e.,,, 10,
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]. n. EUSTACE \ son

ID ESPECTFULLI solicit the merchants of
trading passing through Richmond, eraniRe
thar Medicines PAINS and Dye studs They
they think will make their
eanhne their dealings their to this place
BeeswaI and Parsed taken IN exchange for goocs At
m. hi,h..t u,rt,t
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once OF the Citenit Superior % Law Chsneey
81 NothsmseIsad Couasy The cay o. Nov'n Ist6
Jon r keans and jeremiah nodiaNn tnerchants aad
P''rsf' uaes under The style and GTn Of Rear- Bod-
against,
stsptoe Taylor William G. Lumpkin. Joseph Taylor. John
T. feP IN bis ndivdusl th anS Consatls OF North mber
lard County John Sayer John T. lAckey, James wceb, WI
Ian Way James swan and Ann L. George, D6s
The defendant sePoe b. Tayl,
anee nd given eeutiy,
the Rue. OF this Court appearing BY satisfactory evidence.
that he u not an nhatiant Of thi. 'ommonwea Il ordered
that the ad defendant appar before e Judec OF
Court nj the Court HOUSE.
answer The h Of the plsntfs and that
forthwith inserted in
moni for months posted
the Count Housc OF said county. eopys-rese.
IA lp-~ew J n. Stir, G. c.
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Gents FINE CaiF Dross Channel Hoots-Lstest
SPRING FASHION
'HE snhs'ber VII opn this DAY bcau0 sssument q tho
shove cheap, fashionable Boots and would ths
Frhtrmen he undetermined to sen them
cheap. D. ". FRANKLIN,
mis- No. Qi5. N p shoekoe Hm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
GAKDEN SEED
FROM 0ROWERS OFRSOWJN REPUTATTON nm JgAI
R8JVT'ED FRESH .3JfD GE.NULVE,
AZ MhoIcsnIe mud IketnlI:

GARDEN SEED,
FROM OROWERS or RgOWyN REPUTaTJOY MN WAR.
R8JYTED FRESH nm GENUITE,
AZ WboIcSaIe and Retail:
A RTICHoKE-Gnen Globe Leek-LarEa Scotch
IN Aspaiagus-Whits Giant Lettuce - White and Green
Pole Bssns-iarge A. Lma Head Early Cured India,
Snap he ns-Eariy China ditto Brown
YeIow sif Weeks Dutch
no EaTy Mohawk. do moon Mslon-Nutmsg Green Ctron,
10 Refugee 1000 IN Pine Apple
Beet-Eay Blood turnp rooted Water MeIon-hneF kinds
DO do Yellow do Nastuuum
10 Long BnOi. Mangsi Wuftzei NusardVVhe md Black
DO White sHes,r French suEr ionlon-whfe ard Red
BfocOil-- WI G. and Purple Capr lDEm
Cabbaro-fay md YORK. P,as-Landfehs EIra Fairy
Eary and iac Bate Eer- Esry May Pane Rue
" sug trolr Large pumhead Pfu sian, Dwarf Mauowfat
Large Bvrgen, Plat Dutrh Bishops Dwarf Profile
Drumheid savoy, Green Curi Peppcf--Asoued
ed Favoy, Red Ouch Psrsnip--I.orE Smooth, French
C1uunogcr-Rarly and Late Sugar
Ceery-white fold Pars5y-Fine Cured
Carrot-ton OfanEe Long Red PumpkB--lafFe yellow
and Whre Fied Rhuf arb--for Trns
CfcsCuref Perp~rrriss Rad s-foHr Long
Cutum5cr-Fafy Frame, ditto nron. White Tnfup Readst
Clutfr Lcng G.esn. Long Turuip Black spanish
FREELY Gheiha iof peklnE Salsify-of Vegetable Oyster
Corn--fafy sugnr do TuscafO Sptnath
do godrn siruG squaah-Fatl, Punch
Endi,e-Gfeen Guided Tora.o-tafgr Red aId yellow
FRg Pant-Furpie Turn G. tsaored
kaie-nue CURED Siberian Hfrb and F.ovor SEEDS
Green CURED Scotch Rape or WIN. PALMER.
Cote /, 20
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EkEsM sPRING DRY GOODs.-We are

kNRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.-We are
- receiving BY recent anysl% general Of
Fancy Pfnp, blk and white ami biz lavender Prints
Gtnghams' Muslin GnShams and Ginghlm Prints
Bls and s1tn sirips hik aud cord Alpaccas
Htrire. plaid and mixed Pants loon IT, Gambroons
Cnnbrts AMI MAJ kers blk brown blue and M red Jean,
- and Tweed Ci'smer,s fancy res
Etira surer blE French Cloths Caszim,res
DTap d. vi nba; Vestngs
ALSO-3 g. 10 - ard and baehe sb rlirgs nd
shee ing5, % and - Cot Ozuahufrs
NH 10 WAD5WORrH. TURNER Il co, No. rs Main 81
4 'ANCEH, SCHOFULA AND C.OIIRE.-Aaplee 81
- pefne has proved that combination Medicine has
ever btc1 cdrctua the above JAYNRs
LIFE IRtsERVAIV I'VE Il has EFT cted been
Tny a7nnE not o Gamer and ether Of
but hos owed The Stubborn dcasss Of Senrs
Dyspep &c hr. This medicine cireuau, n
a1d e deas dis wherever located p1rhcs blood
and other n1ifs q the bpdy
the Ok nald reduces nlssmrns the Eiancs
the appetite radiths and nvi.
tn whole end impfr deased
End dcbhnnd Constitution There super IN the
whole mlena II ecty and mriy lsasart
and The disgusting accompanying the dsa
OF swsl osIng iicine.
TEi' vaui. remedy for these ghful tae by
NH 70 r JOHNSION, Druggist
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ALEXANUtR'S TRlC0BAPHE.
Improvement Of 1916.

TENHlS new and popular Liquid HAiR III r.,
Il introduction has met vi uretlmpled but merit
and would MORN IN" public that still
lately been mde 50 that IL stands now
Hair either Black or Brown insaHta
neither os the cohes and instead OF
iRurng mpars the beauty and e1sueiy o. youth
wall be apparent every one upon single
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks OF

fee Of the Circuit Superior necry for
Buckingham county, Monday, September ls46
William Tarner and Ballard EGitson Merchants anu p~r nss
trading under the firm OF Turner a Gibson rtns
sglinst
David Ens'e. Joshua Beazcy. Andrew CcplOs
Climber executor OF James station deceased, DcftS
In Chancory.
The defendant David Ense ihAvns
and given security according he Act OF Assembly
OF THIS Court and appearing by cvtenee
not inhasrant OF this Cpuny ordered that the
sent defended do
Court on the h Monday March the bin Of the
plainn and that copy forthwith inserted in
me re~spaPer published the city az Rshnrnl
moths saecssi'e and ossed the House
OF this county A Copy-rs.ts.
"A ls-v9w X. ELnRIncE & & &c.
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oecia

session Of the Great Superior ani Chaneey
sed for Ctciehe CoGuy cay
January, 4 u isI7:
Cd
sgsnst
Joseph wathan and Militia wifi, joseph l. Frierd
Peter Fren, John .Frend, Ferd Iaw-ou
Buo't Executor 81 rd~art
Friend deed atd james infant .on OF the
= and Maulta T. Nalthah DTS
Tas day the plInuh BY bis his nd
the defendant Joseph Friend having appearance
and giveH security according the Act cf Ascns
Rules o. this Court and appearing by satisfactory sveuec
the sAii Joseph l. FCnd County
1t ordord nat the sad appear here
on The hsi d'y o. March ami
TIT; ard that copy pa ueNsga
In tie Of Richmond weekly uou It's
ard POSTED at 'he front door eouR
A eopy,-Tere
IA " ~ = CrCRTII. -
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a Kues holden in the Clerks Office OF the
- Circuit Superior Court Of Law merry for the eon
" o. H'poser, on t-e 6tl DAY OF Febrglry, lsF7
George W irseneaH ard Frances c his wife pr,a.,
John iueheaH and Ann bis wife Luesn True Pan
ny Ifu hraTi Henry TTusheai susan { TruLe.t Cs.
IrleheaH CafoIne u True and Mlr-i u Trueteart is
ah' endfn OF John TIu be and bis VIII. sir
l'uehtaH Mary Col man, Tn TrIshsar George " ne
u ar - Eawii BuTHlcy ard hswie Jane, l. Tlc-
near fIarees Go1s. "a ali TI.ha,f' Maria l. AID -t-h
rue ear tnrt chItTen Of Ger Tri Lefrt aD6 F..
hf WI td"1 Burn - att T. MY Bufny ma hr.B n
10, 30 ~ -usin T., Tnisy iuean Nnl, liam tvf ron psB
Ca "ane iru-lc IT. John Scyp-ri eto of Be.i " Cgl.
n Ld~ta she ton sGnor Of la1e oliver dced Nile. Mao
en"ay Rooms "tam sLegfari, Joshua sorrr ana TIE
Farmer fans or Virginia, rcS.,.
IL CHA~rERY
The de'endlrs John Tr1etest and Ann T ts NJ rr--
If-theait faIny TUehsar nr. True-elr- Soc, 3
~" haH hfr's w Trlshe It, Ca,o 7 rth-a ~i,ret ~
Ifu 'heu Etw Blruc-, Sarah ETuelr n Jams l. rus,-s
Ala joshua sors EH favi7g crap 4nes and yy-
elrA according . the hct Of Assembly o. The burs of Al
Court 'ni ape arIng ~ ats.ety isne- INT they no
hAhs NJ us Cou n1nw'ah; IL o-jered Tpa he 40 4
named dsenianis DO appear here dy Of Apr Tenn
h'i ana answer ihs Illiuf's b ard cory OF tins or
6e ofLWlh Inserted IN s1me pu5hsnd IN tie ca IA
hehmond ~ tao month"; TINT tber ro,y H.
posted Al The froai door Of - u h, comfy
Copy Tssie
fr9-w9w PHILIP n y,ytSsToS r.
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NoMoRE WHITE, GRAY DRIED HAIR.


remedy considerably the beauty and
the from that which much dksd
II Pleasing etc thess defects To
change wished grand ard
failing propcity JULES HAUELS NEGETABi. LIQUID HAIR
DYE which the propust-r with justice state . far teyoLd
thing 81 the kind bs any othcr rs
prop very powerful though n1ostn Ths ch"mi5ai
wonder. enables naTtaneousy hsir
hd the least Por ohaurn red
hair whskery brown, black otesnu;
The slightest evil need be feared from
altogether harmless Th the only
Chemistry indeos
Of without danger and
patronage
Dusie. n black required, for boz marked y; brown,
A.. - ...,t...t. - ,.,,u rrrT
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~ CIT iNCEhI:
NlRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Once or the Crest Court OF Law Chaneery
for Louisa County on the 9th day OF January, Is47
Peasint Ha,ket PHI
Edmunt Bullock Philip II. Jones and WIN ". Amber Das
The defendant Edmund BuoCk appear
and according Ruies OF tsis
Court and appearing BY satisfactory he not an
nhsbani Of this On paluid sin
ordered That the sad deie' ok do
appear before tie judge Of the Court House on
the LIST day Of m of TIE sld anwer the
panirs bill and that copy OF inserted
newspaper pub hct the city Rlchvnd for ~ u-th.
sueesvey arc posted the 'front.' house OF Ia
County CorU day
A Copy-Fese:
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

PALMA JHKISTI PUMADE.
The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
psraton confidently recommends havng oqNel The word
inpans beaut M so0 ana gllsy appearance TO the Hair
promoting grow h, and preventing It's lllns out
DIR. JACKSON'S BALSAMlC ELIXIR,
For Preserving and ucauIiEying the TEETH.
-s.VD PURIFYING the BREITH
This article will be found invaluable, where
persons subject Swelling Bleeding GEs,or whsn
giving the Teeth and preserving thea rorl Be-
ss decayfor rendering delicious freshness 70 the
odsur bad Tee;hhe had breath Of
who ds1rdered - n7ehs ih e1 e
IeLt and Bslsamie waeh implicit re!aher nAy Dc
approval the most abe rhy
ani Dcntis both "a Europe And Tn ntei staes
For by Duvsi Pu eel D1val p Johnston J. p Du-
A. H. Eu.iae- : Zaehr = Leslie, A Bo
dec Bro, ReA@Hl S-otrooi - Ro-ers7n C. Cor 'ns
Co. Fsr-sssg; Z. - Breeden Hr-rAs Cooke, F-osezss
Bug. by neipa Drug throughput he L.
X a C. A. Wright Sole Agents for the L. =, Fhase7iiS
nn.--l
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EgTS NOR RSNT-Two STORES under the
ShA~1 Exchange Hotel suited for Grocery or Fancy
Sore Posae's'oH gwen Immediately apply Odce
u ~ w FRY.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-17
FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO.

The Mobile Herald and Tribune has complete
files of papers from the city of Mexico down to
the 10th of June, several days later than we have
seen. The news is not of great Importance, but it
lets us into the state of affairs at the capital.
The Diario del Gobieno of the 18th June contains the
decree of Santa Anna prohibiting the publication of notices
the state of defence of the city of Mexico and cutting
of all communication with the point of the Republic
pied by common enemies the North Americans" All
infringing this decree be proceeded against accord
ing the laws against spies Of the enemy All persons
therefore, requiring pass into write such parts must
obtain safe conduct from the Supreme Government from
properly constituted military authorities. ".. ~" #.
The following paragraph is from the Dario of the 18th
June:
Trustworthy letters and the evidence of persons of verac
ty confirm the report that the lankees Pueba do
Der 60OO the artillery does not amount to 25 pieces of
s. and 4pounders. What garrison will they think of eav
ing in Pueba in they forward Certainly
than 1000. And with hardly 1900 will they attempt
come TO Mexico In such it is vulgary said the meat
is too Title for so much broth"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-17
FROM TAMPICO.

The New Orleans Picayune of the 18th instant
announces the arrival of the schooners Sarah and
Major H. Bache from Tampico, both having sailed
on the 9th ultimo.
BY these arrivals the most interesting relates the
American prisoners in Mexico All the accounts, verbal and
written agree that intelligence had been received at Tampco
that Majors Gaines and Borand, Capt Clay, and the other
American prisoners Mexico had been released and ordered
to Tampco undeta large This said
sst of 900
The verbal reports which have reached the effect
that when the prisoners had reached within $50 miles of
Tampco, they met by Urea who detained them as p-
The story is further, that Urea had ordered ont all
the Of the country that could be raised for purpose
making attack upon Tampco. II appears be certain
that such deemed the mmnency of attack that three
companies of the lh infantry which waiting at Tam
pco for transportation to Vera Cruz ordered up into the
city, Every there under expecting the town
TO be attacked.
We have heard frequently of the approximations of i'm
mediate attack upon Tampco that very little attention paid
to them. The present alarm appears to be better founded
than usual We doubt the report of the
lease of prisoners Of their encounterng Urea, and hi
treatment of them.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-17
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

A special election for two Representatives in
Congress, from districts which failed to make
choice at the regular election in March last took
place in the State of New HAMPsHRE on Thurs
day. The result is stated in the subjoined cores
pondence: BosroN. Inv 9. 1917
Messrs. GALES & SEAToN have just come
from the first Congressional district in New Hamp-
shire, where the Wings and their allies Nave just
elected AMOS Tuck by 1000 majority; and have
just learned from our obligng and enterprising
friends of the Boston Atlas that we have probably
elected General WILSON in the third district. His
gain in eight towns in Hillsborough is 1000 votes
his own county (Cheshire) will certainly do better
than last spring. so that look upon his election
certain. Is not this glory enough for one day 7"
The estimate Of the Union put them both down as
for the Democrats. For the first time for eigh-
teen years the Wings of New Hampshire have now
voice in the House Of Representatives and now
the Representation of the State in both the House
and Senate is equally divided. Yours, &c.
The above. which appeared in our daily paper
of last Monday, has been confirmed by later &C.
counts. Mr.. TucKs majority, we believe, is about
1900, and that of Mr.. WILSON 40.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-17
OFFICIAL.

We regret to learn that the Chevaer GAsPAR
JOSE DE LIsBoA has been recalled by the Court of
Brazil, as its Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to the United States.
Mr. LIsBoA presented to the Secretary of State,
on Friday last, Mr.. FELIPE PEREIA LEAL, late
Secretary of Legation, as Charge d'Aifaires from
the Court of Brazil.
We have more than once expressed - deep and
universal regret which the anticipation Mr.. LIS
BoAs recall had produced at Washington. Now that
this event has occurred we should do injustice to
the feelings of all the members of the Administra-
ton, and to the whole of this community, not to
express the profound regret which this occurrence
is calculated to produce. Mr.. LIsBoA has been for
several years at Washington. No functionary of a
foreign Government is better KNOWN more generally
appreciated or more sincerely respected. He has
filled his high position with dignity, but without
sumption. He has mingled as freely as was in his
power with the diplomatic corps, with the members
of our own Government, with the citizens of Wash
ington and with the STRANGERS who have visited the
seat of Government. WeAear but one voice upon
the social conduct and the amiabe character of Mr.
LIsBoA and we know Of no foreign gentleman
among us who will carry with him more of the re-
spect and attachment Of our countrymen. This
community will part with his whole household with
the best wishes for his happiness.-U Union.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-17
ARRIVAL OF THE CHINESE JUNK.

The Chinese Junk arrived at New York last
Saturday morning, after passage of more than
two hundred days from China. The Evening Ga
zette says that she looks as much like huge red
morocco shoe, turned up at the toe, as any thing we
can compare her to-" Her build is that of whale
boat; she is $50 feet long breadth of beam %
feet; IL feet hold her stern has rise from the
deck of about 80 feet; is built entirely of teak
wood, and is very strong her masts three) of teak
wood, and lateen sails, which she has used during
her passage; her cables are made of bamboo and
anchors OF woods her cabin is 80 feet long, % feet
wide, and o. feet high, painted with designs of
birds, beasts, &C.. in the after part of the cabin is
large case, containing of their principal god
desses she having thirty arms and hands stretched
out. She is decorated with watches, flowers,
and other offerings, and contains large number Of
other clriosities.
The Express says that every person on the land
and on the water is astonshed at her unique APP
pearance. She is unlike ship, brig, schooner
sloop, steamer, canal boat or any other craft Her
stern appears like two or three poop decks, piled
one above nohe nearly fifty feet above the water and her
ruddr which is laiced weighs eight tons, and is shape
something Ike, only much larger than, canal boats. 1t
takes forty to her gale of wind Her Prov
nearly square, and open in front, with large wooden
Choir projecting out like gurehead. She has galleries
walks outside extending from the stern to mdshps. Her
stern nearly square, and she is gaudy painted with figures
We learn fom her commander that it is two hundred and
twelve days since she left China She has foated drted
and sailed dong, stopping at the Cape Of Good Hope and St
Helena. She bound to England, her captain being
Engshmar and the speculation English, but in consequence
OF the long passage her altered and she put
this port where she will be exhibited for several weeks and
then proceed to her port of destination, in Britain She has
crew Of apout fifteen English and fifty Chinese 1t is
singular sight many Of the work. nearly Naked
and others n the Chinese garb She is excellent sea
boat lies too and drifts with great and safety is about
seven hundred tons burden, and has large surplus of prov
sons and water board. The commander states that he
has experienced very weather, particularly off this
coast The passage has been nearly hundred days less than
he anticipated Her accommodations within are handsome
and commodous, and she filled with curoses descriptive
of the country she came from.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-17

ANNALS OF MIsERy.-An address to Queen VIC
ToRIA has been unanimously agreed to by the Cor
poration of Montreal which begins as follows:
"We, your Majes,y's loyal subjects, the Mayor Alder
men, and Citizens OF the City Of Montreal humby
present
"The wholesome immigration, composed Of men with ca
pal Of able and willing labor, will always be
ceptahe and beneficial your Majesy's faithful Canadian
subjects and that immigrants of either class fail
qure every necessary, most Of the comforts and many of the
luxures Of lfe but that paupers unused to abormend
with families, from every industrious pursuit
whole cargoes of human beings in state of restitution and
every stage Of diseasemu prove they have already prov
ed gevous burden 10 the resident colonial population.
hat thousands of men, women, and children of this de-
scpon have this arrived and daily arriving that
the mortality among them is appalling, and that pestlence
is seriously apprehended"
The Pilot tells us that it was elected during the
debate on the above
"That CO. 900 immigrants come into this coun-
try before August that these paupers thrown here by
their landlords, who tell them that they would find here
Eden that the greatest number of the present immigrants
widows and orphans, who burden to this country that
the number Of sick stated to be twelve hundred at the
migrant hospital the half Of whom arrived here not able
that eight ten persons, adults and chidren-dead
dying and lving-are lying in the bed that iii tcre
not for the GRAY don't kno,o ,chat ou become of
them that the yphus fever is raging Crosse island
Quebec Brockve, and Montreal caused BY the mmi
grants