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con N ERGIAL AFFAIRS,
MONEY MARKET.

NAOnuuy, DeCs 49, Fs M
The bulls have It all their own way in Wall street.
and from the appearance Of things, they are likely
have for some time yet At the first board to day. the
market opened buoyant, and the leading faucies adj
vanced and two per cent. Harlem went up "a per
cent; Long Island 2; Canton ~; Farmers Loan ~
Norwich and Worcester Il; Morris Canal i; Reading
Railroad RI Pennsylvania SIS II; Kentucky 6s L. All
others clofed at prices current on Saturday
At the second board there slight reaction and
prices closed little lower than those In the
morning Norwich aud Worcester fell of per cent
Canton 4; Long Island y; Residing Railroad u, and
Farmers Loan u. with moderate sales of each.
California appears to be the FL Dorado which has
been long looked for Thousands preparing for
a start, and the Office Of every steamship line Goa
nected with the road is daily besieged by hundreds
curing passages, and making all the necessary In
quiries for their government Every steamer leaving
this port fer Chagres for the two months will,
90 full and the steamships leaving Panama for San
Francisco up to the 1st OF March, have already their
complement Of passengers.
There several projects aoat for the
If q railroad across the Isthmus Of Panama the most
prominent of which Ia that of Messrs. Aspinwal Ste-
phsns, and Others. These gentlemen will probably OBJ
tain the contract from the Cover for the trans
portation Of the mails, So in the event Of which all
the companies proposed will be consolidated into one.
The grant OF the fight OF way across to the sthmus
belongs to the government ofthe United States having
been obtained by treaty. and Congress has the right
to transfer it to whom pleases The passage Of the
bill introduced by Mr.. Benton carries with It, uu.
doubtedy, the rights and privileges of the
guaranteed by the treaty with New Granada All
other plans In contemplation for connecting the At.
sntc and Pacific oceanr must give way for this the
route via Panama and Chsgres will take precedence,
rom its feasibty and comparatively limited cost of
construction.
A few days since we made some remarks relative to
the old bonds Of the Erie Railroad Company falling due
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BALrIMoaE. Dec 49, 1913.
Flour-The foreign news has caused a heavy market
Sales Of Howard st. at "a rs City Mills at 50 87IS
Grain Sales of Wheat at 96c for old Freight to Gu
cinnati &c per 100 lbs. Beef Csttle-Salss OF 200
head at 81 per 100 lbs.
CINCINNATI, Dec Is.
FLOURISH to-day have been very moderate at
80 rs. Whskey is in fair dsmand ct 1879. Cattle
DemaI Is active, and prices firm; sales at 81 81 Co.
Provisions-The foreign ia con,idered
and has produced more frmness in business generally
PIrTsBUhG, Dec 49, 184s.
Flour-There Is an active inquiry but holder, ere
6rm sales mostly for immediate wants, at SO Slh
SO SIX. Grain--The demand for wheat Is good but
transactions not large. The inquiry is Chiefly for
good samples, poor lots being neglected and heavy.
Corn-Ths demand is confined entirely to lots for
consumption; sales moderate at 3lo Oats-Demsnd
fair at zoo Barley at 500 $40. Provisions-Noth.ug
doing in bacon. Groceries unchanged. Lead-Ssise
At 4Lo. "
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WAsHINGTur, Dec Is, 1S48
The Panama Railroad bill, based upon the PROPOSE
ton of Messrs. Aspinvall, Stephens and Chaunesy,
and which was introduced into the Senate by Mr.
Benton meets with strong opposition in consequences
of the competition among the different capitalists who
desire to engage in this railroad undertaking. Mr.
Law and Mr.. Adams, of New York. are among the
competitors Of Mr.. Aspinwan The chances are, that
the whole scheme will fall to the ground, account
Of this competition among capitalists, and that
the passage the Ishmus will be left to the mono
poly of the British at Tehuantepec.
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NEW YORK. HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

THE DAILY HERLD.-1hres editions every Ia fsoo cenfs
per eoPy-s7 IS per GnMHm TIE MORNING EDITION v
oclock A. NJ and distributed before breakfast
s Grst fTERNOON EDlTlONean be had Of the neiosoys
az oeioek r. NJ and tbs seessd HTERNOONED EDITION at
* O'clock
THH WEEkLf HERALD-EreTy Saturday. for eircuia
nos on Ne se SenI ~ COPY - "a PEI
t6Per 70 include the postage TIE European edition
srln be yrused the French and English tdnsuages
ALL LETTERS BY mail for subscriptions, nth Gdrcr
seents 10 be PAID postage to h deducted from
Aenoney remfted.
VOLUNTARY CORRESPO NDENCE, containing iuportant
scced from any quarter Of the toord; used, icU be
literally paid for.
1DVEKTISEMEyTs (reneiced Emery morning, and TO Be
prbAed ntse morning and editions ldt redso1b
prices to BE- orfen plain. iegbe mannsr the proprietor
not responsible for manuscript . ~
NO NOTICE taken Of aRoaypons esmmunneaf, Hhdt-
INTENDED for Insertion mast be authenticated 6y We name
address trrsr; necessarily for pnbicdtaon Out
guaranty Of his good faith We ea"nst return rejected
coMBauascdftons -
PRINTING of all kinds erecued beautifully and 10Th des
patch Orders received at the Ocs, corner Of Fulton and
TIE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT Is open throughout The
WIGHT a cell dop.
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The Land Ro,,te.-Young Gentlemen about

The Land Ro,,te.-Young GentIem about
Tow n mediate goi California had better study the
steps carry them through the land route
Fancy Dress Civic Ball be at Mayors a
No. l0 Enzaieh street, Wenesday Evenin Goth instant
Many Of tie ladies who will he are well aoqusnted With
California and the gold digsng The o order ami decornm
will be observed. Managers, J. W. and j. No.
California Fever,-AlthOugh exceeding in
nten OF excitement that Of the cholera falls far
h rodsced y the iDmttabe No. u Nassau dis
play OF genius natness in the science cutting and
whshera Hills inabe Onguen promote the growth
hair, as above = =
California Outfits.-lndfa Rubber Tents Of
all sizes Btds Pillows Camp Blankets Mining Boots Geld Bes
Money Bel Spanish Ponchos Cloaks Coats Caps Poss-
bic Boats for sale in suit purchaser The
Rubber EN- poum l59 Broadway Rahbuns Hotel
California; boots for the Mining REGION
for sale Governor Young from SO Feoch scots
50 80 ufusy So and 81 in other cheap Fine boots 81 90
and every thing in the line at equally rates. Put
and Nassau streets. TIE DOCTOR
alrDye-BatchelOr's Instan tn n eous IiuuId
obtained the fret premium the last Of American In
situte This article entirely free from many objeo
toIe OF other dyes and II application
Bachelors wig mandatory Wall street. old No. This
decidedly the best article the market Copy the address,
Gold Pens for the Holidays THE Cole
brated Rcheeu Gold Pens ia Gold and every
variety suitable for holiday For sale by b. WAT
SON Is Wall street The Rcheeu" Pens ars warranted T.
wear fer five years. Gold Pens repaired
persons Wishing superior Wig Sea extern
ve assortment at Batshelors manuaetoy No. Wall street,
old No. His hewnvet ted obtained silver medal at the
fair OF the American Institute. Copy the address.
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The boundary Line between the Unit cd
States and Mexico.

States and Mexico.
WAsHrNeroN, Dec. Is, 1848.
The Hon. Ambrose H. Sewer, it Is understood, has
been nominated by the President Commissioner on
the part Of the United States to run the boundary
line between this republic and Mexico. The Senate
will, no doubt, confirm the nomination.
Andrew B. Gray, Esq has been nominated as f. ngi
neer and Surveyor, to accompany the Commissioner.
Mr.. Gray was formerly an engineer in Texas, and
afterwards on the Northeastern boundary line. He
was strongly recommended by the Texas delegation.
The American Squadron the Coast OF
Africa.
BosToN, Dec. Is, 184S
The brig Athena, Capt. French. from Porto Praya,
reports the arrival there the 10th Oct Of the IT,
briggs Porpoise and cambridge, from cruise. They
sailed sgain for Porto Grande.
The u. S chips Jamestown and Portsmouth were at
Porto Grande from Madeira at last accounts all we'll
Large qua ntities of raj had fallen this at
Porto Praya, and the place unusually unhealthy
and most Of the residents had left for healthy
islands. No American vessels at Gambia the 18th
Nov, at which time the Aimena sailed.
Later from the Sandwich Islands-Horriblc
Massacre Mt tho Fcjcc Islands. &C., SO.
BosToN, Dec. Is, 1848.
vessel which arrived at this port this morning
rom the Sandwich Islands, brings intelligence that
TIE population has rapidly decreased lately. Large
numbers Of emgrants have departed for California.
We learn from the Sandwich Islands papers, that .
most horrible massacre had occurred 1T Fess Islands
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The Ohio Legisiai ure =.

Columns, (Ohio) Dec. 10, 1913.
Mr. Townssnds resolution was, to-day, reconsdsrsd
by the democrats and there another long dsost,
upon 1t. The wings having rejected IL, there are
doubts whether the democrats will accede TO II Tbs
discussion occupied most OF the day, WHOM an sd-
journnent was made BY the wings.
Mr. Townsend desires the wings from HAMILTON to
be excluded and the de nocrets allowed to keep thsr
sests until the question il fairly settled by of the
Houfe.
The Senate IL at sixes and seyeus, and nothing new
occurs The people getting tired of toe ex-
element.
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Mr.. COLLINS LIVERPOOL STEAMERS two
magnificent steamers which are now almost com
pleted for Mr.. Collins Liverpool line, will be
launched In the early part OF January. They are
tobe let OIL simultaneously from the yards Of their
respective builders.
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on the 18th Of April particulars, however are noe
given. Two British vsssels Of war had gone to the
Feees fer TIE purpose Of inluripg into ,ttar 70
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census Of New Mexico has been taken, by
which IL appears that exclusive OF the county OF Va
ienoia the population Is follows Whites, 2s16i
Indians, 405ri total, 32,2os.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery-TisE LION DESERT
HoLE THE WAiL-GoIp sEEsEks-DANcING BY CfoccA
NERL
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadwsy-UsEp UP-THE Holm
STOCKS PERFoRn echs -PooR PuLIcoDDY.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham square-PizARRo-JoAN
ARo-OnNBUs
BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street-BRrAcH OF Pro
NIsR-CALiyoRNIA GoLp NINkS-WHKREs BARNUmf
BROADWAY CIRCUS, near Spring strsst-EaursrarAr
rsM, &C.
MECHANICS HALL Broadway. Broome-CH frsrHs
MiErRuR-ETHoPIAN HINeINe.
HELODEON -vRGrSIA SERrraDrRs.
SOCIETY LIBRARY-CA,pBKILs NrNsrnErI
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Bowery-VAH Ansu.sHs
GEANp kErAeERIE
sTUYvFsANT INSTITUTE Broadway near Bleeoker street
-Nrw ORLEANS SERKNApERS ETHIOPIAN CorcrRTa
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New York, Tuesday, December 10, ls4s.

Actual Circulation Of the Herald.
Dec. IS, Monday ................ 2l,o72 copies
The publication Of the Herald commenced yesterday a.
minutes past o'clock and fnahed 30 minutes past o'clock
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Secretary OF State or ina
Steamboat Sunk,

CIscHrATI, Dec. Is, l84E
Test, the Irregular democratic candidate hss hss,
elected Secretary of State in Indiana
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Nlovements OF General Taxlor,

-, = CINCINNA1I, DEC. IL, 1913.
The western papers state that General Taylor will
leave, in the middle Of January, via Memphis, for
Ashland. -
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CINCINNATI, Dec Is, 10sS,
The steamboat Commerce sunk Yesterday bsIov
the falls The cargo saved, but in q dsmsrad
state ~e'~
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IIrCufntIOn OF Inc Other LenuInS NOrhIhS
Journals
Courier and Enquirer daily ........ 4S00
Journal of Commerce. 4,S0O
EXPRESS o,ooo
tribune. -. sll,ooV
Aggregate "a, 600
Errors in the above estimate will be corrected on
adequate authority.
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BALTIMORE. May Is, 1913.


The Cambrias Ne,cs- Po,cder MI Explosion
The Democracy an Motion-A,7rst of New
Yorker.
Although the Cambria arrived at New York on
Saturday night, it was late on Sunday afternoon
before Geographic accounts of her news reached
Baltimore, and it was consequently not made pub
lie until this morning. The Irish address has been
received with ecstacies by their countrymen in
Baltimore, who have already commenced their
collections in good earnest.
powder mill, within eight miles Of Balti-
more, belonging TO Dr. Jameson, exploded few
days since, killing German employed in it.,
and destroying the buildings. The loss was about
1920.
On this day week, the grand National Demo-
cratic Convention assemblies in this city, and the
committee of arrangements are making extensive
preparations. The democracy Of this city seem
to be fully prepared to go heart and soul for the
nominees, though most of them go for Cass and
Worth, or else ''Polk and Dallas" again; the lat
ter, especially, If Mr.. Clay is to be nominated by
the wings.
A. man named j. Jacobs, hailing from New
York, was arrested in this city Saturday,
charged with selling articles without license, in
contravention of the law relative thereto. He was
held to bailfor trial to-day.
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Port OF New York, May I6, 184S.
Cleared.


IS. %snS sssss 'sR ss.I
ssnd Is Beach
& % n"s cae s de-
Atkns Co. sOpthsner Sullivan do Stanton Martha Wash
Ia HS hDr'a' Co. caharne Herbert
ss SasSss E5 s . s @
Orleans New England Andrews, do, ) " Elwe!.
Brown wee do; Hsyford smith Galveston Creole WIFI
comb Norfolk Badger pss Co ye9ns Hume Phiadsplia
soop Hope, Gardiner, Providence
Arrived.
SATURDAY l spI q lat ~ q ION e Aa
S fell from the main royal yard and
sailed from lIayre the 10th April left the l4h
;oundinss days and pilot days April t. lat
aT ns s for m Ss" a as Slate
Gardner rs; Howell non inst Ia % ~ lon 81 spoke
Ship James comb tof Boston) Murphy Derry AZ days with
Bark Jeurun, vna Curacao April Is with mds to Boo
Bark odd Fellow Warner St aso Cuba April 49, with sugar
&c to master 9th inst of Double Head Shot Keys ship D
Brig Historian Mkcn Port vendres March TO- and Gibraltar
April with wine to Canet Aston The ships coquimbo Yes
Bremen brig Anna Ko6ler Bremen 45 days with md.e and
cabin and g stssr1ss pss;ensers to Pope 7 u LIT SO
Brig Elizabeth FELTON,, Edridge Porto Cabeo April r. with
Brig Maxwell Bartlett Havana Il days with and
port RI
ocnr NewDern Nc, 70 : J. Mitchell.
schr Adene Rosina Williams Philadelphia, 3 days
Schr Crson Endicott, Philadelphia
Sshr Dispatch Corson, Bandywine, to Allen Paxson.
The Cambria passed 18th instant
and Nantucket ship Metoka from Havre York same
time passed packet ship Garrck, hence for Liverpool
Below.
British shp Rosainda Kelly Belfast with passeuper TO
y Kitchen.
Snip Nose, 20 days from Liverpool zasa Co
Brig "Amecia"
Also, ship British bark, and 2 brigs.
Sailed.
Packet ship st Denis Hayr; ships Philadelphia Hull Ohio,
ninI Grecian New Orleans. "
May 15-Wnd at sunnse. NV; meridian. NV; sunset SW.
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IN xneL xe,M IHAa p..llae = p k\lavhAAA yss.sat
~ ~ sIS :.Ia,' Sss1 A, 49, " xsasAs
a'!ass Ra:;ss'''s s'' zss'IssS T' e:s
~rscSmoSn sots IRA HlsL Nyusu sud ysn, Ass
son York 18th schs David Foster CAmpbe and FAIR Lay
ed NYork Sid sohs Thomas Thompson and Bengal bosoh
Dart, NYork -
SALEM; May l2-Ar brgs Russell sayory Rio Grande 18TH
Herald Goldsmith Whydah Africa schr Martha Maria Clarence
York .
SAVANNAH May 9Arr brig John Marshall Collins Bath Me-
In ship Kate Hunter Parsons Liverpool b ships iver
pool Irving Liverpool Aberdeen McGrath do Emigran MSre
waiting Camius Ashton, dg Liverpool Duffy do ships Ser
ling Theohad do Edwin Hayden Boston Richard Golden
rell wig Merchant Jordan verpool Ihetis lr) HAL 10
Banks Exact Stevens York Zanoni Br) Reisbeck
Providence, Burgess waiting Isaac Mead Bro w. New fork
briggs Clinton, And rcw New York; Excel Reyil New ok
Phiura Thatcher New York; Fuller Crawford New YorS
Sterling Rddel repairing; Perseverance, Johnson New 9i
Marshall Freeman, Iarh Haskell Boston, sehrs JUDITH
Ward Anderson, New York; Gen Washington Miller repairing
Oeron Pendeon disg Alert Collins dsc Julia Eliza hisoee
Phila; Excelsior Dayton, wig. -. .
WASHINGTON, NC May 9-Arr schs Hanks Ireland West
Indies Independence Boston, Sth Pamco Fuord West
Indies 4th George Henry Smith, and North Carolina Mhas
NYork: 3d. Pacolus, Simmons do Cid 9Th schs Caldwell
Trip NYork Globe Simmons Boston, 9th James Otis Bruce do
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s.:s !, - iSSsy 'ssvtsA W" ~ ~ sassasaa
Mr, o.y.s, g xlshanA leafssss,y sssss,-..y rise
Mr.. HeLMss, With promptusss was undsrstood 20 say
that he did not understand Mr. oiddings In IN often
sve sense.
Mr.. GIppIsos-The gentleman did not understand
me So II is an illustration Of his good nature Very
loud Ha, has Mr. Giddngs concluded his remarks
quoting Madison Jefferson, and others, in support OF
his views against slavery.
Mr.. JOINS, of Tennessee, moved that the committee
rise which motion at three o'clock, prevailed and
without disposng of the bill
The House adjourned
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PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1913.
The Trial of Langfeid, &c.


The trial of Langfeld for the murder of Mrs.
Rademacher, before the court of Oyer and Termi-
ner, was commenced this morning, and of course,
the court room was packed with dense mass of
humanity, anxious to catch glimpse of the pri-
soner, and to listen to the details of the evidence.
The obtaining twelve impartial jurymen was lot a
matter of great difficulty, and the number was COM
pete before the entire panel was exhausted. 1t
cannot be denied that the atrociy of this crime has
created great revulson of popular opinion in this
community, in relation to the death penalty. Two
We since it was exceedingly difficult to obtain
ury, without finding that nearly one-third of the
panel of Jurors incompetent to serve, because
of conscientious scruples in regard to the punish
ment of death but this morning such an instance
was of rare occurrence, scarcely single one con-
Tossing to entertaining scruples on that ground.
The cour1 took recess Immediately after OBJ
tanning the Jury. and We're To meet again al
'cioch, when the examination OF thc witnesses
Ion the prosecution would commence 50 much
publicity has already been given that part OF the
testimony, that with the exception of Mr.. Rade-
nachers statement, nothing new will probably be
presented
John Miller, IA colored man employed on board
the steamboat Trenton, fell overheard from thai
boat yesterday, near Taconey and was drowned.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Packe ship IIavreMr and Mrs Washington Coster
Misses Svie Lima Fanny and Master Coster Mrs
Morris and Mrs Vim Van Zand children and
servant Mrs Iiagh Misses Lydia and Annie and Masters
David agh and three Mrs Miss
servant Mr. and Mrs Fsange Mrs Seabrook Rob sabrook
Mr. Peet Henry Haght and Misses Banks
Winow Charles uemot Bernardo janice George Rivers and
ppoyte Gaime, Kiss Resale Belle-9O in the steerge
IvERPooI-Ship Chaos-Dr Lansing Tooker, Of Ceneva295
in the steerage.
DERRy-Ship James Ttcomb-Rey Tubi.
CuRAcoA-Bark Jesurun-CJ Binney and son. Boston;
Adam Pratt Brookne Ii Schotburg Curacoa Joseph Mme-
rote and lady, Italy.
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PIIILA ntPirA Nay u, p. MArnvcd-I.ark Benz Adam
,oomls lorh 1rzs Nic,ay Nicoayson, fNorw) Prefer
ahuS Martha hnssn buchanan, New York; Stephen Young
Moore Rcinond crs Julia Vaugdcr. Wimnro on nc: Geo
klots Sm H. df John Compton. sharp prvienee Wa.hn
to. amp aud Caroline Hail. Carlisle. do Ross Inotn Huso
IiNln Ross Whit; Export, Glover A-de-kaje Hrnw d. NV
rG Uno. Born. Pymputf Louisa Gray, sharp Alh,uy lily
delaney, Doe, Newport
learel- L,ae, Berry, Norlcan.; lri,s Pip Hone Jry
NlorG lppn' Npus, Boston; sshrs Alexandra. ~ev r: a.
dld Jarvis Stanford Caroline Hall Carlisle ,nd oi-, CRAY
Sharp Providence Highlander Nickerson Lyn Henry Delaney
Dole, Nantucket Lcander Nckersou Albany Emily Aeaye
Pauline Adelkader Brown; Geo Waslngton Camp John
Compton sharp Nfork Choctaw, Blackwell NBedford Export
Glover Warren RI Rose in Bloom Ifu Fall River Oregon
Dennis Newurypors Edwin Ross White Trey soop Emblem.
Potter, Aliens Point
Miscellaneous Record.
LETTER BAG Of Royal Mail Britannia Halifax
Liverpool will close at the Exchange Reading ROOM
at 10 minutes TO o'clock Telegraph News Room "A
Exchange Place. The postage can he prepaid
SUITS INV fonR for Liverpool Westminster for London, and
Adeade Tor Havana will sail this morning Letter bags above
sup HououA-Tbe following nm extract from letter r
ceived by the overland Mail dated Hong Kong Feb
Cygnet came ~ on the 18th and Capt. Dearborn
cdent TO the Iionqua She fell in on the 18th January
of Ambay Island with nothing hut and ore.topast ana
e. IN Northwest coast New Holland She thrown on her
ends and had the mainmast "a right her when
aso-had her deck swept all her boats ga
every thing of deckfled the cabin with watr,
Dearborn thinks she have the cargo ut
that conjecture The Lebanon miles South
felt severcly-but by sending down all the opgaant and
top rode II The Lebanon company with
the Cygnet when she fell In with the Houma and Drew
had boarded the craft Capt Low did any assist
the ships could render hmhad Jury mycn-
mast ggd and steering for Hong Kong that hope
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Political Intelligence.

GEORGIA WIZ. CONVENTIONS This body assembled
at Nledgevillc Ga the Sth inst, when the follow
ing delegates and electors chosen Delegates to
the national convention, from the State at large =:
George w Irawford and James w. Meriwether. From
the districts Hon. T. b. King. willard Boynton. FL
bridge G. Cabiness. T.. y. Hill w. Y. iansell, Z. o.
Moore y. q Foster and l.. J. Gartrel Electors, from
the State at large VIM Terrell and Seaton Grant
land. From the districts james L. Seward VIM. II
crawford. w. Reddng. W. Moseey, Warren Akin. A
Hall. y p. King and q. Stapleton. A resolution
passed in the convention. setting forth that the
mination of Gen. Zachary Taylor for the Chief Mag
tracy of this Union meets the hearty OF
majority Of this convention but in fe spirit of just
and liberal concession. stand prepared to support
Henry Clay any other wing who may be the nominee
Of the wing party-provided the views of the nominee
accord with the subject Of the Wimot
proviso and Southern rights
WiscoNsN.-The democrats appear to have carried
everything in Wisconsin-governor, lieut. governor
members of Congress State Legislature and all Dewey
the democratic candidate for governor leads Tweedy
about 1000.
NEw HAMrsHIRE AND DANIEL Misunderstanding
to the Concord Statesman. the vote of the whg dele
gates from New Hampshire to the National Conven-
tion will in the first stages at least be given to MIR
Webster.
1owA.-Thc official returns show that Benton, (dem.)
is after all elected Superintendent Of Public lnsruc
ton, by a majority Of Il.
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvRE-Packet ship st Dens-L De Coppet and lady Geor
Bull VAIL bearer Of dispatches Harwe of New York;
Mccarthy Bourreaud st Rose Queneau eboom. Franc
J Harris Charleston; John Smith, America
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r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office, May 3D. lS4S.
OFFICIALLY PAPER HAVING I.AR6EsT
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the list which they advertised
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N THE NEW YORK