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aLEq CONFEDERATION.

II is said that many of the French repub.
licans are tlesirous Of making their form Of
government after The plin uf our lisii6nai
confedracy, They propose 70 divide France
into iony States 10 be united by constiinl
ton similar TO ours. There is ,greattlange
that in dong this they will take the shadow
without the substance. One Of the bps
things in the federal constitution is the guar
anty for freedom Of trade throughout all
paris Of the Union. France may abolisl
every restriction upon her internal commerce
without federal form Of Government.
There arc other excellent provisions in ,ou
constitution in favor Of liberty and equality
all Of which might be engraftcd upon any
other form. Some Of the best things IN II
are those clauses which aim at promolins
the free intercourse between different part
OF the country-by securing to The cirizenl
uf each State--by unifnnn metallic currohI
{, (but this has been sadly violated by d
inform weights and measures by iini'
form laws on the subject Of bankruptcy (bu|
this last has never been rightly done.
All Of these things might be done as we'll
under any other form Of government as un
der contederacy. But the most valuable
fea'ure in the form Of ofGoyefnment adopted
by the people Of the United States, ,ba.
which has contributed more than any thing
else to the permanence Of our institutions
is tie disisioa Of po@er and the consequent
restraint upon each branch OF The govern
ment. All foreign affiirs are entrusted i'd
the general government --almost all init lrnaI
affairs re entrusted ,o state goyerumenls,--
The powers Of each are limited. Neither
has enough 10 endahgef the public welfa e
The safely consists il preventing the accu
mutation Of power in any one place, and id
retaining as much power as possible in the
hands OF the people, This is The real sub.
s,antal good Thing in our federal Union, il
is perhaps better attained by confeder-
ate than B, central iorm Of government
II is this division and restriction of power
that is the very soul Of the constitution OF
The United States. q hs'' $500 y = s'9
And here il would be well to remark, that
in every National question which divides
The two parties Of this country, the demo.
Gratis are opposed 10 increasing the powers
Of government, while the whig measures all
tend 10 build up and consolidate powerful
central government. The democrats are for
strict construction, and opposed to the ex-
ercise of doubled powers, ,ie wings are ,he
reverse. Tie federalisls and the wings have
bull, 40 a powerful bank, 10 control he cur
! rency of the nation-the democrats always
opposed this exercise Of power. The wings
have stretched the powers Of government, IL
protect certain classes by a Eigh taritf--the
democrats have opposed this exercise OF
power. The wings would build up a vast
system Of internal improvements, 10 give The
federal government controlling Influence
democrats oppose. Til. wings Mould ab,l
,,L ,La p.a,;,l ,,,;,ic ,o,o ,.s.I .,>,o....,, :
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

! 6Senaior Criuendon remarked, the 9th
or day, in Washington, that ato be, a King
now-a-days was hardly q respectable calling"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

I or The Knickerbocker s,ys thar awo-
mar is ihe steam enjine Of delight and the
motive power Of lovc'' Cars feady--all
inf sF X
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

One ofthe acts of the late Michigan Leg
islature was to change the name of the new
capital from michigan TO Lansing
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- G4TOf Mr.. Trist, the correspondent Of the
N. o.. Pcayune; writing from Mexico, says:
IS Mr.. Freaner, who arrived here on'the 10Th
inst. with dispatches from Washington, bro't
among other communications, an order to
Gen. Builerto send Mr.. Tist, out of the
Country asisoon as he had gyen'his evidence
before the lcourfof inquiry, and am led TO
believe, q prisoner. Gen. Buller immediate
communicated to MI, Trist, ,,the orders Of
she9 govcrnmeni, and appriscd him Of his in
,cntion t.ecxtcutc .lltnhn pii.'at : : =
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

d 9The Legislature Of Pennsylvania has
passed the Ten Hour Law. In the lowe
house il received an overwhelming majority
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

Ata grand ball given in st. Petersburg
on the S,h, an aide.do-camp 50 ddenly enter.
ed and gave a slip of paper 10 the emperor
His Majesty changed color, and with sign
Of his hand, he bid the music stop. Turn.
ing 10 the officers, he said q 9' ''i'pg =.
"Gentlemen, France is a Republic; you
must be ready 10 put foot in stirrup at mo-
mcnt's noticc.n H'iaaa ss.eF : & l.7,l y
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4 6rTrisi, in his evidence before ile Court
Martial, sfor tho trial of SCOTS, ,chbfgess
against Pillow, took the earliest oppnrtunity
TO claim the whole credhfof consummaiing
the treaty with Mexico for himself u 1t was
believed that Scott wass connectedSiI the
conclusion ofihe treaty, and Tflst appears To-
have been afraid that on nScott'sretunto to this
c1un,ry, his friends would claim the credit 4
fpr him, and he very carefully exonerates
Scott from any parsicipaiionin in the negocial
ton. y 20 aaifs gaua s5a avs nss ,sgN
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0r Nugent, the Reporter Of the New
York Herald, imprisoned by order of the
U. 8. Senate, for contempt in refusing 10
answer certain questions in relation TO the
surreplitious publication of the Iris; treaty,
was ordered to be discharged from custody.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

4 OF Hon. Chester Ashley, a Senator from
Arkansas, died on the LIST inst. .f.TsI
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Is The present population Of the United
States is estimated by the Commissioner of
Patents at ,20,749,40O. assgad is r3al@ +
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O. From MESIco.--By the latest dates from
Mexico il is stated that Pena Pena asks a
continuation of four months longer, to Sc
cure the ratification of the Peace Treaty
Mr.. Clifford, lute Attorney General of the
Uniied States, and now commissioner 10
Mexico, had reached the capitol of Mexico,
accompanied by Mr.. Walsh, Secretary to the
commission. The general impression seems
to be that the Treaty will be ratified.
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suggested, possesses higher lrais or qualifi-
cations. lie has many of The jackson ele-
ments Of character, restrained by northern
education and temperamem--ba the eouf-
dence Of the Northwest as The defender of
The frontier during the Black Hawk war, &c.
We presume, however, the Generals name
is suggested TOO late in the contest, for the
suggestion to prove more than mere compli-
ment.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

Ct- The Post Master General has saved
10 The Government about 100000 in the
new mail lettings. s us M,
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be- or The Ohio Statesman states that twas
rumored in the city Of New York, that Louis
Philippe, the ex;7king Of France, came pas
senger on board the steamer America.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

,hs meeting broke up. Mach commisscra-
lion has hceu (eli for Lagrange, who, team
uot.bo donb(ed, is u warm and dsin.eresied
though misguided republican. His absence
from public ailairs is coasdored eseat re-
lief as his violence WIS macll dreaded BY
tho other members oi',he Government. He
is ono ofthc handsomest men whom il is
nossible 70 behold, and possessed great pow.
e. over tho determinations ofthe lower class;
therofore the accident which has befaIlen
hRnis considered by many an almost provi-
Dental occurrence.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

} OF Yesterday was She anniversary Of the
battle Of PHO Alto, and to-day that Of Res
aca de Ia Palma. Since these two glorious
fields we're won, American volunteers have,
On some of the most glorious baltle-ields,
recorded in history, demonstrated that a
standing army is not requisite for defence,
but that volunteer citizen troops, fresh from
he pursuits Of peace, can exhibit a courage
endurance, and energy never surpassed, and
achieve victories no, exceeded by the most
renowned veterans in Tie art of war
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

CHANGES IN rnE CABINET. "A letter from
Washington, (seni-ofliciaI to the Richmond
Enquirer, says: aai M ,qs,aJ Be .3A
81 prddict that Secretary Marcy will go
Minister TO Russia, and that Gen h. L.
Pierce, of N. f., will succeed him in the
War Department; also, that as soon as these
changes take place, Mr.. Gllet, now solicitor
of the Treasury, will be appointed Attorney
General" ~ sai9 {aamisIf fr' agtoa5
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or II has rained heavily frequently dur
ing The past week, and very seasonably TOO.
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Domestic Ports.

SEwHAvES. Aug I-Auschr Globe. Bertram' salem Sailed
sthr Got@. Nfofs. ,..-. .t.-
PE0vibTNcF Aug Arr sohr. Mar HI Croctei Bangor
Henreits Allen Ellsworth Cofene Nrterson bah Darius NAri
Boston, sloops Ncorg, Gould, Nlork Nuanin beepeT @
s,lei soop Henri Gibbs. Glib, Hartford
NFiyTrRYPORT July 3l.-Au sohs Iowa. Cheney boston
- Ma. Wson Glouesfef. Dsceber Fireman, Henry, lloru
dse Gen keber Bc f0rt, Margaret twe ksoe hr1e' fl-
18th sweet Freedom Psten, Bangor hefaf, thompson Da
er Aian Tuner Bath s-a Flower. flIolsh Bay Cha-lfi
ws.p. Pie. 90; Plough Boy. punnsis fors. -, =, H. o.,
NEW BEDFORD. July 2l.An shp Mafths ,ni "a y. oeD
IN go tbs WI 10 - and 1900 Doe boue BARI Oofe
Tlsn5er. ln8n Ocean with ego bb sp I'd 90 wh and 900 m bone
CTd. slrp Mafengo. Devoh. NWcoast r.
to- Dunbar NOrean- Emeine. Cnrord - John No ~ ~
stu6ey Phads ps Abigail sNeeter Bangor sen ieop",e 90
trey. stsuren; John. Hus-ey Wscesset salol ="
Pilgrim Tatbuft Addison; Argus, hesEan fr.iA' Noin St
Msddor I1ooinsie. BrunsVk Woodward Brun.wck pavilion
snow NYork, james Portland oop oscels Coos PROV
town ship Mar Cafharne, small Wallace, ~ 81 urfA
As Watson II s,ephen NB A1m Dunham Eastpo brgs
Ac.disn WOOD Hafsx BIRD Carts, fciou. Nofea ore e
SYoh sd Hsme Cne Camden sehrs John Dre" s3ne tfA
Gao Henry, Reed, Baltimore Ae1anifa st1l-y' fA4'eiN'
P6IsfsNotfH july sa-Ar brs Abe, Bentley, Philadelphia
srhrs Prospect. Roueogt; shetland, Hart Norfolk,
PORTLAND. july Clio. f-Enoi thirl7hf is'n
darn John scrs Everna Prete and Ie1as mi
lam panar Balance Howe Boston, Cyprus Willard, Bangor "a
nam, Relstg. Ra Wanng Bonse NoIani, LORD Cuew Lord
Reeha6e Hutchinson CsIas Tor Phade phapui M WIN oss o
sre.s ana ealg badly csiharns, Prince machs for Boston
Elizabeth Cunts Boston or Csstne Arr saturday nhi of NIXON
Cld hark Burnham, ewretser bsnEul
BALTIMORE Aug lAu bng samuel French brown
sch Yesso Rars6n Do Rainbow, Emerson fhace PIMA BE
Brown VI harts London sarah Ann tmeue La'on NJ
schr p Farrar Rchmond .ro.
RlcHMOND july si.-Ar schrs Lousa GRAY. sharp, norton
VermHon Osborn Niork sailed shhfs John WEBSTER Lo'o D
dcphla. Telegraph. Appegarih ba .tnofe . e..s.,.
At Cn, Poni bas Bfoher-, Baxter, NYok Iarq'n spe sh
sRvASNAH July ss-ord brig. selma Pose Boston, Augusta
L NN0rt : I'D eN
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HIGH SCHOOL DICTIONARY.

HIGH SCHOOL PRONOUNClNB Dltl iuNAIl
y n H. F-gsh language. abrfged from NJ Aieflcsh
Dicrons-v n Noah Webster LID. with accented Focll
ularies Of Classical, Scripture and Modern Dtosi'I-
names BIZ William Websier s4.
TINS neat dudecino volume Of 90 pages, and = DE-
signed 70 furnish FOR schools vocaousry ~ ff iloIr
80, .rss Which constitute The body y our lang Jag 2
vh numerous technical n the sciences ana ATS -l-
many words and phrases from other snglase DC q.
- ~ moi ,ri, Ir Fnr 81 books with b1ei detunon OF
each such usricries ere sl.o diectye nave &C.,
se,fed Immediately after their verbs, well a. nose c
are irrergar or not u easy formation. bat mostly "Nl
5efrr a. heir meaning may be easily fedlced from u
rrfve u1ier which they stand. Irregular p.1rais are
f resi fe- irrv =, IN among good writers 20 m.s-spe
purss oftts class suboned 90 The wors are also acel
vocabuares Of Greek. Lain snd scrp-re proper nats
add let Of modern Geographical names Win uef pro-
nolnrisiDn as given by the latest Euihortes
The or,hography and prOnDunriau01 n ms FouMe rle
r~Se 40 corre.pord closely with the recent editions ~ ~
Webser. works s.ued under the edorslp % Prot uood
ricb III Yale College Published AM for sale by
Vs. Uf-STTN GTON K SAVAGE, 20 Pear.-st- y 4.
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SCHOOLS.

MECHANICS SOCIETY -CHooL.-IIIli,
vi Institution siusfed ~ Broadway, snd EXTENDING
through % Crosby-st viii be reopened on MONDAi, me
ih day Of August The ocsuOn Is central and easy Of ac
cess from al paris Of the city
Thu course Of instruction 10 tbs Institution OF most
horourh and practical characters and designed no. ohy
10 vste and expand the intel ectual powers but also 10
epghieu the mind and improve the heart 90 a. euneuy
10 qualify the pupils for future usefulness
The Male Department VIII De under ne Immediate super
vision of Mr. James McEgO. ~ Principal assisted Dy
sx ,r Teachers all Of whom both by talents ana eN-
perieuce well qualified discharge the important duties
which have been infrusted 10 them
The Female Department will continue under me charge
OF Miss MARY Y Bean Principal, assisted by tx DINER
Young ladies' all Of whom, not only by her superior men
ia endowmens and literary Attachments, but also ny lhi
high moral character, sfabie and anabe department hd
pleasing manners, are peculiarly qualified 20 nave iLe
charge Of those young ladies' who may be placed IN me IN
sttuuOn -----.-
TIE system Of teaching In this Institution by separate
peparinens ~ ID Coeges-each Teacher having en-
tire charge Of al the pupils who are pursuing any paFueu-
lar branch or study.
The two Departments entirely distinct and dseon-
neced-the entrance the Female Department being rom
Broadway ana that the Male Department from Crosby-s
Application for admission into either Of the Department.
NAV be made the Principal or 10 any OF me oll"lng
named gentlemen. who compose the school Commune
Henry T. Ingals Geo. ". Fsrnhsm, Thomas Eane'
Linus w Stevens, J. T 3 Maxwell, y c ChaTdavoyne'
James Morris, William Brady, Francis ? schosls
John r Moore. George Endicof, James Phyfe.
iva i'm LYMAN COBB. Sec'yoi School Committee
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The weather and Crops.

During the month Of July we have been favored
with FREQUENT showers Of rain, which being warm have
given 70 We citation In al this region mostfsyoraD.e
appearance The early part ofrhe season Wa extIee
" dry and the prospect Of good spring crops no, We
encouraging But recently the aspect Of % Ies
changed and all Spin grains promise abundant par
vest Every held looks well and the farm eIs an =.
IN this vicinity have every reason 70 DC
the prospect before them. .,,.a . =,
Last night we had farther showers, $500 b,,yee1
high winds There was very sever - 49,,
three and four o'clock his norninE and II erect
have been FELT upon the lake. lBof Com Aa'' Si''
The Wheat crop in this region IS now P s-I -
pay occurred in prime order and proves y oe , =,
II = - e,,v fair Corn Oats. Potatoes &c nave
sao ooked better and the prospect u mai me year
81 81 C,s,ed with an abundant harvest
WI 0' Batavia spirit Of the Times, 1T.
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY,

FOR DIARRHEA, SUMNER COMPLAINT or
cgupREN DYsENTEEY AID CHOLERA N0RBls.
nR BIILINGs'S CARMINATiNE AND A>TRlN-
D'GENT SYRUP. IN the above diseases always aforc-
M relief has a reputation established before me
public a. medicine Of unriFaled exceAence IN he real
without a parallel It. popularity j. ally increasing Itou
sands bear willing testimony % iis virtues and ca press lle
grsrr,se Tor the relief ~ hich u has afforded hem
The Press and he Faculty Iurst Law er- statesmen
Dvines Ard cuzens OF MEL geuce ~ every procession
une in ths The public are respectfully invited 10 exam
inc he certificates Of eminent physicians, surgeons n ne
n krmv AMI others v DO have used this aItce Pamphlets
% be had grsuitously a. our stores
-, u - uo Hs-f sar.-ol Z. :, Army. and Dr. Iacl1s
Hsrr-r. 81 NatsturE
n - 20 r--f rf.f ~ IL at i.ar y-t have o..
el-1ty l--t Dr. 1gss syrup clo-ra lf'ni-n in- slr
compliant Of hr-n AL. chrome Gases % diffet N -t-- 49,
AZ htr-a. - have h--ta-1l r-rer- al pr ara
Goa DO t'.- 1890 -tf- ever 80
SEYMOUR HALsl-i. ~ d.
TH0s. j. harper. " D.
Sofsh A r n SANDS cor William ana Fulton IS
and CHAS Il RING, cor John-sL and Broadway Prce
81 Der bottle az I'M
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CORPORATION NOTICES

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syco-p POARp
Passengers sailed.

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M Br8seraof Professor Hale, VI I-are 'ohn DO lazy u ~
sg.sr.. NJ Barrel. Nan;nrtei-toiei d.
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rUEL-sAvING APPARATUS.

II GRIFFIN 4 cos PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
D.-Engineers need not be informed thh from ulI@ 10
INV per cent Of the heat produced has been usually lost
even hy the best plans OF setting boilers and me same Il
true Of all kinds Of furnaces
The subscribers offer 10 the notice o. manu-
method Of saving fuel, originally secured by patent Dec D
1872 and since much improved that new patent "a- j.
ird July 81 l847 IL u applicable 10 steamboats, on me
Western waters stationary engines, io heauns iacoe ~
Inning brick 10 pans Sc Ia pnnfwoks 90 annealng fur
naces stills 10 peper-ms 10 me manufacture oi sugar IL
the South &c, &C
has been thoroughly tested by business men o the highest
respecfAbhy who have realized saving Of RON twenty
i've 10 orv per cent and consists 10, It, peculiar con
stnctnn Of the frechamber OF furnace, rendering he
and smoke thus generating maximum amount Of heai ion
gwen quantity Of fueli and - An arians eilgll .l s
and chimney hy which the heal l. retained under me pan of
boiler ana only escapes temperature incapable Of bo-
ins water An artificial dra j. substituted for the natural
and the necessity Of building ngh einmneys T. eneiy oDs,
aed The OF setting thus much less man py me Oh
methods Ii has applied furnaces for healing iacto
mes and for drying IN prnryors. with ea economy boh u
cost and Of fuel Boilers and furnaces now IN use can De a
tered with bat slight expense ur Ceay slate County or m
dydual nights offered terms isiacory anu those ~
iere.ed are invited 20 examine certificates drawings and
models Al The Office Of the projectors
Extract from report of the Comnrr on Arts and sciences
OF the American Institute, sept 49, l8F.
Your Committee OF opinion thu, his Plan, both iheo
rcucay and practically embraces ne beet apPlealen
naulra laws 10 tire economical combustion Of fuel Of ans
plan inch has VET been exhibited n len ~ order OF l'
/ committee. isiguedl Ji,S RENwlCK. c .airman.r
References may be made 10 lie following gentlemen a" d
sam Morgan. ~ wsierst Ncw-York. Logvood Work
nj Yonkers: Garner Co So Puest Print WORKS al Hav
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Of the Maryland Penieniary Baltimore; VIM. A Boyce
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MARINE JOURN "A l..


.pRrvyD Bre C,sffab,<fee VILLAINS, days IN "lmins
~ i sure - Iaer Potter Ief 1rgs Seaman sid " J.
oas ~ Neu Yos waiting Of estef 70 - Over ne b
Br Neehan Keller De- n Calais We, a' i-ei i''ef 70
I Snlw
SIR Hud.oa storef. fm Pl adj a. coal
SIR sarah Aua. Davis. IN plisda coal
eltr MAJ, Virginia. ffl Phlad a. rnsl. i4f ,rs aia-
eshr Roi Rs. Chanpiin. fm rhnsd r. coal
SIR Joseph Guest, Bacon, in Fhls1 a, coal
-.br Flssf Casio. fm Pifsc a. flai
scl.r julia Olivia BoVker fru Phlaf a. coal
sAfLFD-stssr-r H-fna, ior Hsita8 ald ~ eril ~ ~
f.i v.ssrao Meteor waeroo. B - JOHN * B.ff.n
p.,d.or4 H-rsl ~ Petersburg flIena ntfs' -
y.,.r4-. Por, Wssu Forsasr B Qlelec Bnss kmma, bf
Seell.rIe Fnrisn8 sarah. 81 Tt0mas swan, Richmond
MEMoRANDAIhe btrk, Ae Frazer recently ashof. on ha
s, B has .en sot o and lowed up ne cy By steamer
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,o,O NOTICE To MERCHANTS. 1915.

1919 NOTICE To MERCHANTS. ISIS.
CfC Ia Consequence Of the frequent eA-is 10 dam
AGES presented against he f0rNArters q uercnAse On
Ire Western Canais arising from to shsracton q goods
from packages uperec.y secured The Board q ForTsrr
q the City u NeS-Y0rk have f-t Il t-f GUY a. 81
r he security Of The merchants themselves 10 adopt he
following resolution. w
Reso-sf, Tai VII rot receipt a. Il shipping order
any Of dry goods hzts. caps. straw goods
boou shoes destined for tie West unless such boxes or
cases are properly zped add sealed when snpPet nor
any combining goods Of any tefrpron M
such boxes Cara vel 7ec q ncei oeiofe
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-03

SAIFwRkCK.-The bark Alice, Capt. Frazer,
iron, Apalachcoa discovered yesterday of RocSa
way In a wrecked condition. with signals for assistance
living She had been on shore between Hog lsand snd
New Inlet for considerable period and been hauled
oil At tive o'clock yesterday morning and Heated only
a; high water She had lost her sails and rdder, aud
was full OF water, drawing twenty feet
Capt Engley who was in charge OF her. said that be
hsd not been able to reach the shore since Sunday
and that himself and crew had had neither food nor
water for thirty six hours his boat having been wanPed
in attempting to go ashore.
The News Boy drew the Alice Oh shore and took heI
in tow until the steamboat Telegraph came up to her
assistance and by the united aid she was gotten into
the Bay Having no rndder, she stcered badly, and
touched on the Middle Shoal where she WAS leit Sh'
will ee got of by the next Hood tide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-03
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FEVER AND AGuE.-It is stated that persons re-
siding In the vicinity of Prospect Hin have lately been
sczed with violent attacks Of fever and ague arising
from the miasmsue vapors Of the adjacent ponds and
marshes II is also very prevalent in the neighborhood
OF Greenwood Cemetery.