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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

HE STEAMSHIP WAsHrNoToN.-A telegraphic
despatch reached Liverpool previous to the sailing
OF the Niagara from Southampton, stating that the
Washington had arrived on the morning of the
18th, from Bremen, and had on board | Ii passen-
gers for New York. She would leave on the LIST
June with an additional number. The following
list OF those who came from Bremen, was also
received by telegraph at Liverpool:-
The following list of passengers embarked in the
Washington, the 18th of May, from Bremen, for New
fork;-Alrs. Therese Zundel, and three children, Of
Hamburg; Mr.. Paul Paulson, Of Christiana; Mr. Paul
Dahl of Dronthem; Gerh. Diekrann, of New York.
NJ. Bernheimer and lady; & Bernheimer lady, and
child; Miss Matilda Bernhemer; Miss Maria ne Mas
senbach. Of New York; Fricds Schmidt, of Dasbach
Robert Hagcr and Bernhard Hager of Altenburg; Aug
Meyer of Duderstadt; +. w. Reimcr, lady, three chill
dren, and two servant maids of New York. w. w. Of
tenheimer, Ad Lauchheimer of Jcbcnhausen; A.
STERN of Hohebach; Ferd. Oberhuc, lady, child and
two servants. of Tacobidrebber Aug Meyer and Miss
Lucia kranca Of do Jas Katz and lady of Rochester,
Samuel Freimann. Ludwig Oppenheimer, Miss Zcrline
Korn, Miss Amalie Friedmann, Miss Shine Eisemann,
Miss Nanny Thurnauer, Miss Rosalie Thurnauer,
of Bavaria f. Botmann, of Burgsteinfirt: MIR. H. A..
Heymann, ofSchwern; Heinz. Eilers and lady of Lang
warden Miss Amalie Kohmann, j. +. Aug. Muller, OF
Bremen Z. II + Finke, of Porto Plata job Enzing-
muller, lady and three children. job Serz lady and
child of Nuremberg; G. J. Bechtel, jun. lady and
children and servant of New York: e H. Rippelmeyer
and lady, Of Baltimore Mrs Catharne Won Kurz and
three children, of Salzburg l.. T. Jorrssen and p
Gasinlet, OF Groningen N. Kranitz and NJ Kranitz,
Of Pesth T. A. Spies lady three children servant
OF New York Miss Helene Christ, of Hanau Mrs
Garlichs five children and servant, of Bremen Miss
Emma Won Berries and X, Suisse, of Minden: Andreas
lartel of Wistatel PHI Schlesnger. of Philadelphia
Herm Schleper lady two children and servant maid,
of Elberfed Balhasar Strassburger and Miss Fanny
Strassburger of Sonnenburg Mrs NJ Schwerin and
three children and Miss Bertha Tobias of Posen Carl
Nebelung lady. three children and servant, of Ben-
rode Fredk. Focke, Of Baltimore.
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CAsTLE GARDEN.-OPENED FOR THE SUMNER SEA-
will with the Petite Comedy Of the TWO
Bli0YS AT BULAu sPAliector Templeton, Mr.. Holland;
Magnus Templeton, G. H. Andrews Capt Kildare Mr.. Nickn-
son; Sidney Beauch'mp Mr.. Baker Mrs Templeton Mrs.
vermont Grace ormcnde Miss Phillips After which the Pas
de Deux Bernos by Madame and Mons Bouxary To
conclude with the comic fairy legend buretta Of the MAGIC
MIRR R-kahr, Mr. Holland; Nico, G. II. Andrews Madame
kari Mrs Vermont Annalette Miss Ncknson FAIRY Blanche
Miss Phillips Admission, Is cents Performance commence
n Soc
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NJ r. EDTT0R-I OCCASIONALLY TRAVEL IN SEARCH
WI comfort (thc consequence tie life Of sinxe
bcsseness that am doomed to- In wanderngs stumbled
upon the house Of Messrs anfed Hoefts lately established %
WILLIAMSBURG Long Island about 90 Of the landing
of the steamboats, which constantly ply between Peck slip in this
city, and Williamsburg The location delightful
mandng fine view Of the East River with splendid and extern
attachedbard alleys for those
precs manly. athletic and health conducting amusement.
The ropetors ama accommodating and they
appear forgeul of themselves, their desires
make their guests happy and comfortable The accommodations
for families Alas, much Mr. Editor that
shall be compelled abandon consequence Of the rush
that will De families the great annoyance Of BACH
elor the would all bachelors visit
it, the happiness Of those who have entered into the
married The Inducements be resisted Sue
the propeorshey deserving OF 1t. VIATOk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

complaint II large bottles at 50 81 Dozen 81
- half Dozen Si per IL cheaper than other
Lniment 1t graduates and heals all
and bruises Office go Pearl street. and Of the druggists
sadlers generally
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CAST.OFF CLOTHING. JEWELRY. FIRE Arms. &c
~ WantedIades Gentlemen wishing to rt their
peruous effects into cash. will obtain full value for the by
addressing the subscriber through the posofce osrwis
who will attend them their residence by appointment H.
LEVETT. Wall street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

CRICKET MATCH.-A GRAND MATCH, AND THE FIRST
~ Match OF he will be played the grounds Of the St.
Georges Club, at the Red House Monday between two
picked ceveus Tho play will ut ID o'clock The Red
House Of the desirable spots this island
Other Murphys stages will leave Passengers ut the door for 2
cents; cheap enough
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, Observation-Disclosures
W night of the celebrated dansuse, Mad. Adele Monpaisr
and the French Ballet Evening June
viii be performed IALMEE Mons iio Monpal:r FL
Kebu Mons BARTHOLOMEW; Haydee Mad Adele Monpaisir; Zu
liska Mile Anna Buard Zoa Miss Walters The piece
eudes with LA ZNGARILLA by Mad A. Monphisr and Mons.
H. Monpaisr The evenings entertainment will with
the farce Of the WINDMILL.
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RANvARDb AAHkOTH PANORAMA OF THE hISSls
~ dpp River painted three miles Of being the
largest painting IN the world at tho Panorama Building in
broadway adjoining Nibo 1ason Oven evening Sun-
erceppedl Administer o children half price, The Pa
norsna ~iI coumerce osN o'clock precisely After
txihitiop wedncsd.v -nd Saturday = o'clock
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MODERN LANGUAGES MAps EASY :

INI Gentlemen la, knSi tts 60 itt if.o =
veuin. ia w' CONTINUES C. r-i t -ticr " ~ ft"l.
,c Without change az the end rst iossVns ty o. w
wish % Proceed under tae system 10 80 900
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DOWERY rnE lrRE-nONnAY EYENING. Jr
CHATnAM rnEArRE-soLE raornIEroR ANp LES

~ Mr. L. g ChanrauMonlay Evening June 9Th, will
he presented the farce of AOS - CONE AGAI >Co chaos
Mr. Parjey Jack Bunee Held Harriet Miss Hireh To 10
followed by drama the OLD OAK CiESr-Count sanfranco
Mr. Vary Lady Adnana Mrs sherwood 10 be followed by NEW
YORK AS 1T IS Mose Mr. Cbanau Joe WiranG William Tw IL
Mr. Herbert Katy, Mrs Booth To conclude with the farce {,
land SHARKS AND SEA GULIS-Mr. Sampson, Mr.. Pariey
John obb, Mr.. Herbert; Polly, Mrs Booth Doors open
at7Perisrmance to IL o'clock Boxes IS
PIT l2H. Private Boxes S.
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NEW YORK ACHT CLUB-TIIE ANNUAL REGATTA
IN will take place Tuesday, June 9TH The steamboat EU
REKA, for the exclusive members and their ladies, will
leave barclay street halEpas nine precisely AN
DREW FOSTER Jr, W. r. LAIGnf, G. j. SCHUYLER, Com
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TINE MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE OHIO AND MS
sppi Rivers (nsw exhibiting in altimore) will opon
at the Apollo Rooms in this city Due notice will be Of its
first 2O0 feet nine
different States The Ohio River the whole from
Cairo Ptsburg miles country reaches
mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

Them S. Dollar suits-Unredeemed Pledges.

800 Summer Alpaca Tweed Cashmerett Linen Cling
ham, s. each Dress and Frock Coats 81 TO $40 vest
C0ks and Overcoats cheap Boy Suits 81 to 81
each Also few Of them SIS suits Nassau
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CITYT TRADE REPORT.

SlUJO Treasury Notes lUd 30 shs Morris Canal
100 Ohio 70 lO2 - Nor X Wor KR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

RKUADWAf THEATRE-MOND EVENING" JUNE =
- H VIII be performed comedy in Ave acts entitled
Old uEADS AND YOUNG liEAhrS-fhe Earl of Pompicn,
Mr. Frederioks Lord Charles koebuc Mr. Dap Colonel
Rocket Mr. Naehei Jesse Rural Mr. Blake Mr. tadaway
The Countess of Pompun, Mrs Winataney: Lady Alice aw
thorn Miss Fanny Walack After which Henry Screy.r will
appear and perform the souvenir cf 10 n Grand Pas de
TrOis, by Wshon the Misses ard Clair.
To conclude with the farce Of the LROAD DEPOr-M Samp
Jones' Mr.. Hadaway, Mrs Charles Smith, Sergeant
Dress Circle and Paruettc 81 cents Family Cal
lery l2S oen Doors at performance 70 begin ~
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
THE TAYLoR rLArroRM.

"rhe power gwen by the Constitution 10 the
Executive, 10 nttfpose his xeini Is high consoy-
niye power, which should never be exercised cA.
eepl IN eases OF clear yiolalianal the consultation
or NANTES, haste and want OF consideration b.
eongfess,'
"'fhe personal opinions Of tie individual who
may happen to occupy The Executive cbar ought
mol 10 control the action ol tongHa upon ours.
tons Of domestic policy, nor ought he oiJrouous
10 be nterposcd wbefs queslians ol constitutional
po scr have been srlIlel by The various depart.
menis Of government, aud aequrseed ia by The
people"
Upon The subject. Of the ladlii the currency,
the improvement OF onf Efeat highways, rivers,
lakes, and halbors, the Will o the people as eX.
pressed thro their Representatives ia tongress,
ought 10 be respected, aud eafded out by the EA-
eeulive."
"Nar, a, all iiinss aud nnitr al circumstances,
Is national calamity, 10 be afudrd, Il lrompatiblu
with honor" The principles ni cur government
well as iis true policy. atr opposed 10 The fubu.
cation Of other uaiions aud the dsmembcunenl OF
olhef countries by ooaqnssl. iof, in the language
OF the great Washington, why should NC qu,I our
own to stand on loisign ground
ZTAlLoR
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

dVcr aad lahe aud oceauayashad shores
rise rs a aatiaR England hus dissever.
ed the bond ol alliance Rise, not nov
to demand justice from foreign kim.
dom, bm To nuke Ireland an independent
kingdom forever, 1t is no liahl task,
God has appointed YOU. It is work Of
uial and temptation Oh be sttadlasl
IN the lrial-be lirm to resist the lempla.
lion!
You have 10 combat injustice, there.
fore You must yourselves be lust. Yop
wNa to overthrow a de,pol power bnt
ymm establish oyarG MOI suIIpr AN.
p.chy Remember ii is not auaiitst mil.
yidugla, ofparIies or sccls yuu wnpe war.
butueaInst a SgStem. Ovcrthrow-bnve
no mercy au that system, Down wiIh IL
down With 1t, even to the prauna-
hut show mercy TO the individuals who
b' bun the instrument, Of the system.
(ou look fauua upon a nud--your own
loud--lfadden down, and lmmplad. and
usUllel and IN a Prosecuted and despair.
nag people. Il Is yonr right ann must
raise up thu iamplpd luud-mst make
hrfagain beautiful, and stately. and fieh
900 hessiaas Elevate that desnairina
popla and make them Tree aud mpne.
na. I.aah fhem IN be mn.rsur midaIf
lnoa HfHefaHs N lhrIf rlrmrnrv. nahIa
W ,HHf HHHnh II nn holy HIzzfaH.
Holy muf he yom motive. ana yomaeIs
% You would UlEl IL Act ~ lIaaaf
.uH' aa.azI#H#H# mt aah did. I'D
tW'A t#f#.#I aHHy WHaa GHa
.naHa q #I#HH4 lor u- Is fhe - 4.
"a Int - H. ralhal. de. triumph.
Hauy 1#H.# 5z=su Ni., ac ruH. mnIg
t.msHHe Iulza lac sluIrd, ere lls efs ri
Victory VII afise. lti-u ,olemn Thought
TINT nov 5 The hour OF destiny. Wuea
.lg IFfiHEz Il zeNgu centuries mas n IazI
Do taaaa aad h y1U. mcu of gHl= e#az
aWIuH-=ag gau mru Of lFalUd. Auu
uu Gud + Instruments. many ul yuu must
w lwedaaz mayr Ola. hu worthy uf
lHn mue. Ml Is }Bu prt as men. Us Ifafz
uui-, aud IL Christians, 80 will The hIaz==
m" nsiufa taH# d aa wh.a gaa ~
down q =aaa5He 10. Iceland I'm IL ~
aaa-6aI1
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

0fR EASTERN MAfL.-fhe mail came
through from Liitlc Rock on Sunday
night, but brought 10 eastern papers
We have not had a regular eastern mail
from beyond Little Rock, in two weeks
Where the fault is, aud who is to blame,
Is about a. difficult To discover, as is the
imam who struck Billy Patterson The
Little Rock "Democral' aud "Gazrtic,"
due on Sunday night, failed, although
the mail came through. Whose fault is
that-lhe Posimasters, or the mail con.
contractors!
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

NORM CABoLlNA.-The only further
information we have from this State, is
from the n o. Times Of the 10th. which
states that despatch to the Delta from
Columbus, Ga, dated the 1lth, announces
the election Of Reid, the Democratic can.
didate, by majority Of about 1000 votes
On the same authority, the Legislature is
said to be close, and doubtful This. If
true, we confess, is rather unexpected to
the Wings. Local causes may have op-
Grated against them in the present cleo
ton, and caused their defeat The ro-
suit will show the Wings the necessity
Of thorough organization, and active
and energetic excrtion in the coming con
test Let them but be active, and North
Carolina viii without doubt go for OH
Zach
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
- tss a m iurs Sag. iagast q.
IMPORTANT FROM MARTINIQUE L
- III0N $50 uIa.40aT-

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viii 8 Iafzs ll5Hti# 81 HaHisr as HsHHsHf= I'm
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JOG iHaf IHaIH#H# aaH usfe g,fuua Hal=I##HIatIz
lHr Hzas= HHH= have rHaare ri Ire aHHIH
Island 10 a - g#yz. aHI Wan mHas#HI.#IH# 4Ii
Tres ram# IH H#HI#af a.f4 Gur.4a.4=H H=###.#.
sra Hn tasalz l. - lI.ril loa..
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

TRIAL or WV. II. GARLASD.-Tho tri-
al Of Mr.. Garland, for shooting Judge
Hightower, al Lewisyillc, Lafayette coun.
~ in May last, terminated on Saturday
night, in his acquil,al The charge was
murder, and the jury returned a verdict
OF not guilty The prosecution was con-
ducted by Mcssrs Tropnall, Cooke, Cum
mings Jordan aud the States Attorney,
with great energy aud ability Thccoun.
sclior the defence, were Captain Pike jas.
NJ Cmren, Esq, and Maj. Hubbard. We
hadnot the pleasure oihcaring the speech
cs Of any of the gentlemen, except Cap
tain Pixies, and we know we but re.echo
the universal opinion OF the mass that
crowded the court room, when we say
that the effort fully sustained that gentle.
mans well-eamed reputation as an able
and profound juist. Although we had
not the pleasure OF hearing III, other gen.
tlemen, we were told that the display Of
legal accumcn, orratofical power and RI.
oqucncc, were alike creditablc TO them.
selves and honorable to the profession
Such an array OF talent on both sides,
bears ample testimony, that, so far as
counsel was concerned, both were ably
represented.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

u The trial OF John Acklm for pas.
ing counterfeit CON, has been postponed
until the next term Of om circuit court.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
ne \ = NJ.
FROM - akRInuLoAans 4Su=
ST chuiN
fHElsashft IaN frlN

o. capi shank. Of lhr sc..r T.. Hs4asaHs. ~ -
r4 tuesday. He laaH Iia' t,ag O. I#z=##z -
t.ual lad IzsHsd Proclamation ,u l..a# .zII#l#zI.
.e#Iz al ills HIafIa Ell lae island. Ia Hza4=z
u.air .Hass u II IfssaaiH, 10 raa HI.I So Is
lilo Hss MI ~ laH fe44 b., .lM. l## Il mn.
ulh,auiH, 50 HHHIIHa H,Hl, rH 44iu u "a o..
tlI-ut lIu suil proclamation. Ihp Wiiis .l44f..
ltlus not EupHTus ui iHr uri, wrl- ual prHn....I
iUpIu,rrt tirin3sIs,-. lU. Ha.as.H.. .IU.....r
ihs'r uc't...H.- tf.r loa.4 b.... o. uua.H.r.i
ur IhulHHaa 8 li.. .I.sur. I.sI......
Vaa a.rI ...l 4pHI-Hf.g r.I g. H... l. *
aH. .HH II. ,li. ..lHl- .a Hi o.. .H4.-
la. u..4a sIi4,.ra aHl t...I s.s, luI a. t.ru.
lI.d ta.a nuaub.f P.sHH.H.
lHr -uyf.HuFut sas immediately iaa.H ulf of
lIr uau.- OF ll.r t.utrru.r auI provisional sst.
rhmoui was lufuet by ha UHup IH'aHf'a.rr o.,
praie. l.tm.rHr. lTam tlr bartt The su.rr.
HaI auIinp Harr,.Ilrafan l.laH. NO ,lie
.Is"H "frriH o. ilr a..g uir s'Uu.s 800 i...fs.
"a' EFrr a..'ard N.H. Oh b. ,uw'Hei i,. Is.r
InIlri masters lua tIH s4t,- protested
lsau,t' oa tHc rlauul urt iI tlr slaves a.ra sst
fee, ,ihs government aouIl take catc ul them
faiINs luHlE 10 io.ni,,, la s.rr...nr.
lately, n ingtul tls, Quo .s0rl boz. ai..f,
ti.H '. . IHa. u iHr Ht,. H isu.. s.s. .a.It
had u'. voted lA.n b., iu0 l.... .Iur., 0,,H..aI
Ha.li lai Goa DIS compliment io uHr state.
"il tHr lmHd States Hal drpulrd Louisiana 10
daea". u.e HrplauuiHsul il, whole nation. ,..r
Harulta"yd aud gcurmHt rouIucl wIi.yl -lr lls
already dn5Iaysh could uli have HH.u suf.
passed. She Dos believed ulf o. ra, routrfI uHr
wounded, ry'eu ''d iir !.t l.auIu |Is. .,Ns.p 60
al. inl, N..u tI- llu u. iIr good rYulut8n aas
upt needed. tiuarsrd dlaa .i.uui. aBd distinction
w".rh val aiWa5s tn.saf Utr '1 i.r to.I.ru of
NrAcon
such conpl mrn'iry language fou iIis bsnfol
this great commander tHH1,r lps Do no mirpcn-
deut seflicgI D well worthy 10 be- treasured by us
all. II iuds an exalted place Tor lou.aana IA
those attributes Of ifu" grsulBes HAT arr uuduin.
od by the smoke el battle and shine only the pugsf
when The midnes' Of triumph s neing
tlH iHifa.afHrfr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
EXTRA rlY T0Y0LrNTEERs.
WASHINGTON. July 2s, 1915.

Bcar Sr-Au act has recently pass
ed both Houses Of Congress allow.
ina H5cc moHtia eHfa RaH to nll the Of
ferrs aud soldiers Wha hafe aWcd in
the wnrwiih AlexiHa.
Tha claims for this allowance viii 7@
have To b, seut Ipfa faf settlements hut
paymastars viii be sHnt INTO the several
Sntes--perhaps 10 the srNelal county
iuWn-, 70 make payment directly To
those entitled TO receive h. His IS uu
excellent arrangement faf if will prevent
the delay aud saYe tlteeNr rnses Wlnehso
many .ul .icls haYc suffered ul She hands
of spceulutors, IN getting their cIulms
through the oilieesal Washington, which
aby hook, or by crook, mmany instances,
have consumed II lafge rfapoHlon-n
some eases, morr lhan half the amount
aftlle c1im.
am informed lhal 1ne public notice
will be given of tbe times and pIure, at
winch tho aymaslefs viii attend II is
expactedlhot Majar Maelm willm the
payments in Arkansas.
desire you to make llis rommmcg-
ton public in ufdsf that ny old eomrndes
may know uol only nm thay arr 10 ra.
eeite, but alsn h9fs ihef are ta receive
IL and, thus. hold IheIf flaim~ for their
mll value Nery specially
S0L0N# EORLAND.
Mr. Woonrurr. Il H. sac Df4,t
LLNLe R.L I.IaHAL..
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

We have received no further returns
from the elections in tins State since
our last.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
"lAustllr by siar dsc'iHcl,
'lIll uii have passed away

IGi-ti MOVEMENTS N AuGmcA,--1'hc
~ y. correspondent OF tIe Philadelphia
luVuicr state, that contributions have
been rendered 10 hb.nl5 to the Irish
collecting committee M tIHt city that
the sum oI lly Thousand dollar. will 90
by the next Steamship, which VIII sail
from there ON NcdGesllayuext, OF at iar.
lhost the one which VIII -ail the week
after he adds
Our wealthy in~hman nu coming UP
to the mark with grgl spirit, aud are
ouSiou- 10 outsutp each other iu' the
amount Of their contributions. A thou.
sand dollars from one is nothing aud
! ann actually informed TINT one man has
given liye thousand dollars.
Mr.. O'fuhcriy, the friend of Mcaghcr
lmley and Mitchell i- ina communication
all tuc tmc with the committee, aud has
been 50 since his arrival IA the Europa.
1t is hardly necessary lor me TO say that
none OF this money viii be expended in
this country IN tic purchase OF either
guns or powder, but 1t Will be sent To
Ireland to be disposed of there, in man.
nnr that may be best in the opinion OF
Smith q Bnen aud his peers
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

TuE Dean SEA EArrDluoy-Fronl
private letters which hayl been shown
to the editor of the Boston Transcript, it
app'w lbat lhe Dead Sra exploring par.
y lH1n sHcau fully uUl a. actouly
completed their task. and returned 10 .lr-
m-aam, where they were ON the 18Th
of May. They have sounded the sea N
all It's paus, to the depth OF GOO iulhoms,
aud found the bottom cyslnlizcd salt
The pgNlirulal effects attributed 90 the
waters turn ONT to be- fabulous. Ducks
were .gru sLiumng over the sulacrnud
P1lalgr- abpuudci along tha .hore.-
The party were upon tho sea in thpir
boats or cncanprd on lts borders for some
twomoilhs, aud their researches and est.
mates have been made uf the most tho
rough and interesting character AIlwcrc
lncNr'IIcnI health and spirits, no .irImrsa
o' aaomnut having occurred By the
Arabs they had been received aud uni.
iomiy treated with the utmost kindur-,
and attention. The Syrlans consider "lhr
men OF the jordan, the greatest heroes
OF th' day. Lieutenant Lynch and Dala
viii visit under the most favorable err
cunsiaunc7 all tine places nude mcmora-
bic IN Scripture history and we may cx-
paci rom them highly interesting nc
count Of their explorations Of the Dead
Sea ud tHeir adventures in the Hoy,
Land
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

Il valuable plantation aud Negroes
for sale; see advertisement
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

CoSCREss-Thc llth alt. was the day
fixed for tho adjournment OF Congress, and
our members are, doubtless, now en- r0Hic
home. We should not he surprised to
hear OF little stump oatory shortly at
ter their arrival There will, from all nc.
counts, be some Starp shooting, aud the
peace maker should be careful how he
ciargcS-rocolloct the accident that hap.
pcned bis namesakc on board the steamer
Princeton
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

L. Our acknowledgements are again
due the Hon. Scion nofand Tor valuable
public documents.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

Some Of the captive insurqent, in the
vaults Of the Conclergene, it's related in
q farls paper growing merry ia their sol.
itudc INDUCED themselves in a song
They were ordered to keep silence, but
not oJeying the order apump, from which
pipa led INTO the vault was set to work.
and ina short time they Were up To- their
inslep- IN water As this did mot stop
their singing and cries, the pump conun.
ued at work until the water rose up 10
thcif knees. Still they perscyered, and
uey were thcn immersed up to their
shoulders. l'lis made thom apprehcnd
that IL was determined 10 drown them il
they persisted IN ticir vocileruIons. and
they bccamc ut last silent
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

\ chEsniB the Anuul Appropriation h..i before
Congrr.s ssts apart sju,UOu to the Spanish Cos'
emmenl a Iudsmnhclton for the Aimahd ne
gfoes, aamr yoaf. ago libefatrdby Adhesion lhr
4. 5 supreme Courl TIM payment OF such
cuu wou.d br virtual acknowledgement that
tho judgement ol The uutcl States Court was
wrong
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

TlW PMlsAN INsURnEcrloN.-A print.
ed list received by the America, OF the
killed aud wounded in the late nsurrcc.
ton in Paris viii create surprise that the
number is SO much smaller than the early
reports led TO expect
"Ol the defenders Of The Governments
there were killed, 10, wounded 359.-
OF the insurgents there were killed. Sc.
The number Of persons arrested, is stated
to exceed 1900; li-l Of wounded not
given
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
Mr. Woonnurr. Ea.ifks S'1tc DfW
little Rmt .lflaNe.

DE4orgvIc nFI=s af NEW hoEN--
kHou Amy I.arniaHa HaFef4 nf thr Satr
ul New York, mors TIM hnli ui the whole
number. have WARMLY approved the pro.
etadmns Of tle iuea Convention and
support the nomination 81 NlarIp Nm
rmm Sot rs asseaainsd they are
as inIlovr
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mers Adv, \. \. GIab#. kees,illc Dem.
arrl n \. Democrat Naifrtown I'm.
ION. \. y. laruhufner. Jefferson Co,
Dma Suffolk 90. Nalehman, O.wcpo
Palladium, Long lslaul Democrat ouun.
Haaa Snudaul, Nl.iam#huTs Alyo Skuu.
Haf#Ies Democrat. Eastern STATE journal,
ffre Soil tampaisnsf. Putnam Democrat
Gayuaa New In. NsWhHg Telegraph
Ithaca journal, Goshen Clarion, bumng.
ham Courier. CalIzkiil Recorder Iioaa
Freeman. Columbia Democrat Elmlu
Gazette. EiHer Republican Ghrmug Jet.
lersouian, Delaware lazaiia. Ontario
Messenger Alhauy AIN. Phelps Ailas,
Troy Budget. Lyons Afaas. Fonda SEM
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oaEi. Rochester nai.g Adv, Mohawk
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oemi Aiemay Reporter llamillon IL.
Hector, CapAaugu. Democrat tupa
Democrat, l'uilala RaHabie Lewis co.
Democrat Niagara Gaaael. St. Law
reare Repubheaa.- fHel DeM0rrak