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TWTY.

II is Ydn endeavor 10 bring all minds to think and see alike; he.e "i eyes he Jisersiis of upin- lon, varying eFerywn~fe on the sc.ae from one rx- tr'me 10 the oher; and Il sieht tAcrs should be; but then vi lie We clsi the. r glt tU nod and eN- prs' our own opininns a others, and ba earcni to aroii dogma c uGi offensive Condemnation ,oi thetn. Ii t' iuc nianner lA Hh cA di ereaca aTe eKpresse [, nor t'4H tie dirEsnc.s thoms lges that, ia the t.o>t i.'a c-5, ccca-04s tas able. When the'e differ ures c'fne un-- as come they will uHtii hGman nature I'Seif snail ba chang d. e must apply 10 tb RI tAa -.ilsarule of eaTmony; we must exercise inc a4 p.G .cn ap.st ot fugbelT- ance b" calm and ie. 'farl'n i1 tAr cps We tek- against them, ant slNsys be ready and witIll To yield something ua ouF parf to preserve tfe Uury ot the sprft in the bona of peace l. 3 be- 2 uni ted, Ad pre- eP'i g that unity even al the eNpsEes of some Ad.yi4a sac fces thai wIl keep Us stfons and make ps syery way p-usPer5us.
 The prime pies of The Crirr Wil 'hen bc cuivAt;f and wi'i Aoufi'h lH the Lcarts o the members II ts ih the tune ci Pea'c a' tio3s toSper, develop ing then ius uaI Ie59rst>, srl g.liug ss Ul way to edaestoa, ,ra3 al4 ant rehgior;n IS lss. n ths q ne of internal ps-e and umon ttat socst- lies of ali kinds mtSe ..taac -nts in lac gcaiine 'ismeat' q prosperity So nac sssry iS t.is co.di, Ion 10 the true iu 'er ,sts ot Oal EcNows2, that il hardy possible too pay to d.ar for i,. A Ledgc n "hch harmony rrisnS, an al pefsonal di.!efeh- tes are inade concerns of secondary m0iaeh to iAe -eAeral goo l. vii s5I-e.y sdvanCe in is coaI.ton
 'alIp'yias iis mg.naeF' Increasing its stfeugh li the n ans fl happiness, aad LII o'dlng tt. any esaulif4 and useiI powsts 10 ue. bc4, il of nman,ty ana inc glory 0l i s ualne.
 Ihis fact ls so plain d, 10 need no further words. avery Odd Fellow siva.d cutiy4,e the sHi.i f'i haImony, Of gRdy auI qo3ce, Let ite history the contrary spirit maaiestsd in The disas'roGs late ot some other asocai ba ies. be AR eG etoal sarni9s io 0da F,isEs il shan egcty path t!44l leads 10 disseRsoo, -Uul'-. Ne stiud, d,l iGed " IS peaee sa.' Eis 'l.a; sia bese us | s striie and division th4t Hd run us. Tbe Scripture tells ua- blessed are tie peac makers;' aIa also that 1lose worke'h iiI To his ue gIber" Let us remember tlia' ua'!s IS the fist condition of pros Per'tg; tAe second. love. e.- Goa. O4i Fel!0r
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NEty ORLEANS PIE FOUNDRY And printerx' Furnishing Warehouse,
l7. CANAL STREET Ros

No IT. CANAL STREET Roz.. TYRE under signed beg leave fu announce to Pub- N fishers and Printers. that they have established a complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city The Book Letter of this Foundry cut 10 order by wofkmeh of long experience, and, as no pense spared 10 obtain the handsomest faces and To perfect ii B every respect, We will venture o say Il will be found handsome, If not the handsomesi in The United States We have also a very hand some as 3oftment of Flowers and Job Letter of the latest style 10 which would call the attention of Printers before FsseS Sasing elsewhere. All articles manufactured by us shsh be of material equal if not sunefieY Co any manufactured ii tle North and is we shall sell Type at New York prices, Ne trust to meel with encouragement
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule. and Type of any magnitude, with prompt ness We would also particularly call the stten- lion of Printers to onr Lcahs, having entire hew set of rgouids by which are enabled 70 fur nish aDeftect aft.cie We are also Agents for the sale of the sf5t-4, Washington at4. STsith Press- es which together with Glasses, and Cases. Com posing Sticks Furniture. fnk. and every other ar ;iee required in the PriAung business, wi be kent en hand and furnished al manufacturers pfi- ces.
 Editors and Printers wishing 10 establish News paper 0. Job Printing Office will be furnished with an estimate m detail of ihe sane, by siaeng the size of the raper or the particular style ana qaant ty of y.ork ie be exceeded.
 xt- Tue plopsietors of lie ewspapeIs gbo viii pHb- hsh this a4yedlsenent six months; 2&d send pa- per to oar o1ce weekly. will be pad for tAe adser. iise,nent by purchasing SAX unes the aaoaht oi ac- yeEiis!hg blli ln Type
 GREEN Ss Co.,, r Canal st. aow
 .3ugsSt ' isi7. s-6a. Y. .. Piaays"e
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A minister, praying ever a c' i'd sppsr~nIly dy ing ssi&, fa s- thy vii, spare" Thepo moth CTS soul yesrning for her betosed exclaimed. 1t mssf Dc Lis ssss-I canBo' bear ia.t-sThe minister stopped. To the sarprise of may The child reeov- e1ed; and the mother, aftsr almost suffering a,tyr- dom by hiaa ~nile a siripiing, lived 10 s ism hangsd before he WAS two and-t~en'y !-Oa II Is gcca ie sa, N0i ny vii! but thine be dane :!
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Gglfy's Lalyh Book and Family Magazine

The oldest Magazine in the United States con taias monthly sixty pages ef rsading mater by the first writers iu the country, twelve more than the New York magazines. Two splendid st 'el eugrav- inrs an undeuisble authentic oolored monthly Fashion plate, Model Cot'agrs and Churches, Choehet Woik, and other matters, tor the Ladies, ali Illustrated and well explained. Nc., Ne. Price for ore year. which iHcluics ths Lady's Dol lar Newspaper, mixing tirce publications in ore mouih S3 co Two copies witIfout the Lalys Dollar
 Newspaper, UU Five copies with cue to the person sending
 the club, 10 W Eight copies, l5 O0 Twelve copies, % % specimen of either the f.,tly,s Book, or the Ledy's Dollar Newspaper s.ut 10 any person pay ing hostage on the request.
 Address. L. 1. GoDEY,
 No II3 Chestnct Street, PhiIadelplia
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~w&EMW-Mc.

rTNHE subscriber, agent for II. iiai,'-'''o'
 \ continue the formers business al hi' s~ on Main, nsar Markham street, aisa ksef 9s,ars ly on hand . fnii and well sssori'7i sieeA si "l. riez, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes Ha'aS are 9s &e, Se, al oi which viii be ooid iow for o4e-' highest market prices viii be Poad iof eoaH"' dace, as beef tides, PeitEies, betss'h' @e ,--g
 Little Rock, le47
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Frrso' esisng she l.t of Pre- emptieR to h nds lying w.thia tc above named pShips af hereby notified ;..- their claims wilhlu the time prese ed bs law. JOHN MILLER. Register
 fult I;t. is43.- at-l2M
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EEWxr G=Zo1D zDasSe Q

THE subscriber has just rcs,veI a large and | well selected stock of Nov Goods. coRsis ing of DRF GOODS. H-4RDH IRE. GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES. H. lS and S.aDNLLET- H3RE, Se, whict will lsaaa rcd cheap for CAS II, O the rrod4ce of th; country Liberal adt ances will be made upon shipments of Cotton or produce. He respectfully solicit, the patronage of his i aus aid ;Ac public. JOHN COLLINS,
 Sttaa 5o7t Lau4iay, Itls Reck. fs5. l5. ISIS. 23-3fn
 DeLnocIat and G.ze'ts nleasa copy.
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N~nEuw-nc

Ms. AlLvN GRAY, of the firm of Mcssrs. Good rich S Cray aI act aS our agent, duiing our ab- scgc' from this ci.y settling acsou0is due or bl us. WAL VANCE & BROS.
 lIule Rock, Feb. |. lst>.
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AT FCET0N'S.

Fine Watches. Cl0tkS aud IrwPlry Repaired.
 \ ; have .terIni7ed 10 give this part of my bi- "A sineSs, my undivided attention, any and all ar teles, in the above line, brought sent to me fer repair shall have iny guaraRte 10 be unsurpassed, Tn workmanship price, n the State.
 Jan 3l, lSis. 2l-
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Southern United States Mail.

IT. Nee5y Coaei LiHf from Liale Rock fJ Uayt5aeiols. .frkGH'ds, and 10 the
 cels5raled I0t Springs, m
 four horSe coackcs. ENHlS line connects al Little Rock with the great ! Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rocl, (aad Washington on Tuesdays. Thurs. day@,aHd Saturdays, at \. l.. Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The prorrietors will run as above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of passengers Ac- commodatiors are good, and charges locer thar aHy other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully so.icifcG.
 HAMMOND & co. April 9s uo3S If
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To iiie Democratic Press we acknowledge the k'B,!'r fe.ass iAai haze eNi,;e! oG s.l sides and ekeeIt4lIy continue oGreEehaH5e>.
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MAP AGENTS WANTED

FHE subscriber wishes 10 engage ia iSe sss ! \ his Maps number of young and mid1e '-e men oi moral and business habits. as ua's'''~' . agents Having completed new and g'esut | '~ proved editions of his Universal Atlas .S hss~ Urge Map of the World, Reference and Dis'Aii & ls of the United StaleS, National Map of liis - 1's' Staies--also, variety Of osbeF maPs' 'Ae's~,, -. several Maps of Mexico Inc sn6Sei 'hef S P'sp~' to furnish ageais, for cash st the lo~ss'-F' prices.
 Address,
 s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL
 Northeast corner ai Market ana ss''-~
 Streets, Philaaeiphia
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Hou~e and Sign Painting and
 Glazing.

FINHE UNDERSIGNED, having Tust returned te | ihi7 city, and supplied hlIsseh with an entire new stock ol materials, respectfully snnoaaces to pubic that hei. prepared 10 execute al orders in hr his line Of business with despatsh, shd the mos, teasonable terms.
 All osdefs leit al Mr. Annear's Cabinet establish ment. on Main Street will be promptly aiteaded ic. ( l.. SULLIVAN,
 Iifile Rock JVlY 26, lS47, I6-i. -ZU by. INo. b ADAMS X co.
 Tc5 29ta ISIS. .5
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CONAyTmPTTON,

are Radically Cured. Br Thomps0n'S Compound Syrup of Tar and
 Wood Aaphtha
 LrHOUGH the great fatality of Pg!monoFy N Diseases al this time shows that ihetc are par tcuiar case. that render still too applicable the de- sgnatlon oi approbia u,eiicoraa--ths disgrace oi Physclans-i0 this class 0, diseases and tha; there are stages in their progress, which having once been reached, recovery Is doubtful. still 20 ore should despair. The writings of physicians, who have gIvento these affections particular attention, abound xith many rceqtded cases oi recovery when the pa tieht had Teacbed a seeming hopeless stage of the disease; and t1eIe I al this time, remedy pffpaT- ed ia Pbdaiiphia which has met with the most It, amphant and cheering success in the most obstinate lortns of THROAT and PULMONoRf DlSEA- SES-so as to have obtained the sanction and en- ploymeot ii the practice ot many Ply sicians, 1 Aiasion i, had 10 THOMPs0N'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA-the preparation of one. who, having given 10 Diseases of the Lungs and heiF of cure, the most care ful and thorough attention, presented to the public this great remedy.
 The soothing and curative power of TAR has often been observed n severe Cous sand ConsuHp- iion But in the abo.e preparation, beside some of OUT most valuable regct1jle pecorgis there E con ' joined sifh 4 fhe Hood Nagafta, medicine but ! lately introduced but which las been employed with the u.o>t satisfactory results in England n Pulmonory Consumption, especially oi a Iaoefcu- ioa. form.
 Read the following from Dr Yeans the eminent ecpiist;
 PHtLtnEiPHtt, Jan Is 1T.
 Messrs. AG<&Y * DieENEY.--G Gentlemen. Hlv- !ng recamm~sANa u IBy practice. and usel .n ov cvs F family, ,THOMPSON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NApHTHA, l have a0 hesitation in say n that f is of the best preparations of the kind in use and persons suffering from Coll, Coughs, Affections of the Ihroat, Breast &c.. SD prevalent Al this of the year, cannot any medicine that will Cure or prevent Consumption sooner than Ehompsen's Compound Syrup ot Iet and Wood Naphiha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG. M D..
 Ij2 Srrtce street
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NGnrn~ua-E-a

'ENIE undersigned iorwaras all persons from tra. \ ding for two notes given by me 10 John Dun aHd Samus Newian4 CT to Samuel NeHaud and John Duncan, both oi Galloway couuty Mis- souii, each Tor SSJ0, dated Octo1er 29rd, ls3-. oue q credit of twelve month Inc other on a cre- dit of Two years, given in Randolph county ArAau- sas, tue amount Of eaen note has oeen paid and the notls VI hhel4 from me, wiil not le ses5oa- sible f5g said notes or note f traded
 j. NEWLAND Pc-ahoa:as Arks Ian l5, Is3s 20-
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rHttArrtant.. March 2. IL.

PRtLAnFLaaGt. March 2, IL I hereby certify that after lingering four years wIth Pulmonary Consumption, and gosH u8 tg tsar Pipstci1ns. who pronounced iacRrabie. the dis case.was arrested and rcst3rs6 70 kealA solely by the Of Thompsog's CompoaEb Syrup ol Tar and Wood Naphtha
 MARY HANY. 4S Spmce st- tr5-This invaluable Medicine is prepared oaly ai the North East corner of .ith and spsuce streets, Philadelphia
 Sold also by ] ". TAPE.
 Main st.. Little Rock Price of large bottles r: or 6 for s5, Beware of imitation
 Dee c. lS47 l3-6m.
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A Small Farm to Rent.

YIsHE subscriber eaers for IeDt .tasa 'ala
 \ the city of Little Rock, containing '"sa or three acres Is fi.e land, good ineIoee adapted to a market farm l.. kEhNN'
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CHEAPER THIN EYER.

HAVING purchased 'as iaferest ot Me. Parsell,' \ in the stock of Goods new on hand, ihc snb'criaer invites hi, friends aHd customers and tho pubic generally. to continue the patronage which fas b'ers' .ibr-ay extended to the late firm and praIAs,s. that ia a weei,s his stock al kinds uf nir rFcha size shAii ho couplete ant he will sell it for CASH little lower than any one else ia Little Rock. < ]. hUrF. Natch lat, lsia 96 6-tf
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FIX EfHA

ApYgRrIsraEsTs of TWELVE Ines ar less, iI'- serted once ioI - cents; three rnonths, S3o; sIN montis, DO, one year. $l2O0.
 Our exchanges receiving the above Prospectus mgrtei are requested 10 give II an insertion or no tee, and send Us the papef marked wih ink If 'hel wish 10 contiaae the exchange tbr.ugh Inc coming vqlame Oar exchange Iist has become so large that il is only hy such an advantage that we ean afford 10 eontiIQe or increase f.
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REGULAR PACKETs
From Napoleon and Mouth of Arkansas Ri- yer to Liftie R ock. Van Buren, Fort Smifh and E.nrf Gih<on.

vV,HE nvb; drsught steamers WILLIAM ARM \ STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA EE viii ru regularly between the above ports for the con veyance of freight and Passengsrs---iho Wm Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on poadSyt aud TsurslsgS at 2 o'clocS, \. M--Reiurning wil! leave Lifsl, Rock on same dsys. The Sanfa Fe VIII connect wi,h tkrz.s boats ai Iattls Rock making gafsr weekly trips from Little Rock to Van BHrrn and Feft Sfsith, sad extending her trips to Fort tjislSon when the water will permit
 Passengers aud shippers may rely upon this be- ing aperInaneht ht arrangement aad that their reigis will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spateh and al the lowest customary rates. AA the boats are la good, soand coaditlon and handsomely fsted un for ihe accommodation of passengers.
 AHAYS & Co. Agents, Napoleon
 .GEEENW GOD X Go, AS'ts, NO. Dee. l3, jcI7. H.
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m-uanw mx.

} ) Bags Missouri sHPeihne ! io1d sll of tae best quality, Reed per "Aisf' .'a ,r sale 5y d. D. ,f.a
 AoY 2gth.
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MORE GOOD TlEaVGS!.! 10 CANS Fresh Lob,ters, TO j3 Peaches.
 ,fo . C.ro o,s..-.

IEO j3 Peaches
 ii0 -' Cove Oyst.Fs,
 - boxes and l., boxes slIs s4 SaIGiues. HrsmeucaiIy sealed salmon, green peas. codhsh, strawberries. pckled obsels, onions. wainUts, Slc.. oursie powder. Preston eXfacls a lemOn, rose. ull!a aaa autueg; a- }a.D-, thCe iemon straw berry and pine apple syfaTs, dried Can'on ginger, piHr apple and English Gary cheese, tongues anu sounds, Heet chockolais, SchIeideF and Harp champagne wines superior Irish and rye whiskey- 10 years od. cherry cordial. CFanbesfies, pruaes, pure ground hack aud true Cayenne peppers, white wine ytne- gar, No Mackerel fresh, asniiy heyriugs with the roei imperial and 0G!ooLg tcas of superior cHa!- Y. &c., &c.
 Just received and for sale al Fe!gcsI prics., by
 ". ?. OFl ICER. LitIe Rock Dee. 20, ls47.
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NnfItr h lrt.rmntlnn rlaimnni,

THE foiieWiag township pats have been recciv- | eJ aud are now on fle ut the LaRl Office at Ratesyl-c. Arkansls. NIL.
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Fresh Cove Oysters. &c

EeLANk DELIVERY BONDS, drawn up by al
 D experienced counsellor under the late law, fsf sale al this oihce Price, Sl 50 ger qnife.
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,a PR0SPBeTUS OF TIE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
Ez1geY.

Greatly rsdassd price from $l 10 S per sagnm' EsiarJssssnt of iks Esassy ty oRs tHh tts reading
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Price of large bottles If7ii atlor
 Dee. Q. lS47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-04

knowledge Of the improper course of that ocsr during
the last year one OF the frank honest members
OF the Common Council weak two since offered re-
solution to remove him from the department. but mo.
on Immediately followed to lay it on the table and a.
natter Of course the majority consigned the Just de-
mand to the shades of oblivion. corporation will
take the place Of the present matters can onv
stand they are leaving this great city without
hensmsn to guide the financial department.; more
deplorsbe and wretohed state Of affairs viii most probs
bly, follow. ITO the victors belong the spoils' The
axiom s fully carried out and the only possible remedy
Is for the people to assert their rights and hunt from
power those who tten upon the treasury Of the city
We shall what steps will be taken with regard to this
matter and hope the people will bear In mind that there
ID more money expended directly from the city treasury
for the cleaning Of the streets in New York. than from
London and Paris together
MORTALITY OF rHs CrY.-The mortality OF this city,
atatsd in the Herald Of yesterday far exceeds thai of
any former year since the year the returns of
death first made to the City Imp sctor as will 10
seen from the following table -
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Sporting intelligence.

TRorrINe, TO-DAY, THE UNror CounsE, L.
Judging from the nature and quality OF the sports en-
nounced to come on to-day at the Union Course We
anticipate the largest attendance that has taken place
In this vicinity since the long to be remembered four
mile day. last autumn when the Jersey Fashion struck
her oolors to Passenger from the South The Geld o.
horses for the purse to-day is unprecedented The
$1,000 match between Ajax and Cambridge Girl, will be
grand contest This affair has created deal Of In.
terest and excitement since the winter months and
large amounts of money are pending on the issue
We would advise all who fond Of and who patroniss
the trottng course, as also those who lend their in
nuenoe to encourage the improvement and advance
ment OF that most useful Of creatures the trottng
horse, but who seldom witness their public perform
anoss to attend the Union to day. when will be seen
suoh developments Of and speed In the American
trotsr ~ will bear out the fame he has universally 40
CURED and which will also mark his future posi-
ton. For particulars, SEQ Advertisement.
LOUISIANA RAoEs-BIreAMrN CouRsE-LAsr DAY.
April 2-Second Rsce.-For the universally interesting
mile heats best three In Ave. there were but two
entries, viz Belle and Nonsense To the matter
snort and not weary the reader With description of this
race we viii only utter think
OF beating Belle with such entry. The summary
which We append will tell the story.
MoNDAy, April "a Purse S2Oo--Mils heats-Bslt
three in Ave:
D. r. Kenuer's oh f. Belle, by Frank, out Of Pr
cay une y. o. 50 lbs. .........
l. Van Leers oh z. Nonsense, by Tattersall,
out of imp LeviAthan 4 y. o. OF lbs.
Time, 1.54X 1855 l:59K.
o ptcoyuns, April 90.
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= Doae by contract.


Thus 1t will b, seen that by the gross imposition of
those to whom the interest Of the city has
one million two hundred aud ninsty six thousand four
hundred and fysix dollars and thirty cents have
been exoended, and the streets constantly kept the
most nthy condition. In the oities of London and
Paris the taken from the streets affords nearly
not quite sufficient revenue TO keep them in proper
state without an enormous tax Of 900 per year
ia the case in New York
Various attempts have been made TO keep the city
clean by contract, and but In the time specified
could any such arrangement be entered Into and
ia that instance an extra appropriation Of ftty-sx
Thousand four hundred and sixty dollars was neces-
sary, above the amount for which the manure sold
In he year ls47 the amount, ~ seen In tho table
above, Of hundred and 6fty thousand three hun
dered and s.v-ny.one dollars and eighty nine cents
nearly 900 higher than any OF the previous years
and $29 600 than year since 1850, was called
for aud sppropriatei to that department rms Is
but Of the many impositions practised upon tn
people by those elected TO take care OF their IN
forests in the appointment Of improper ana prcngats
ohlcers The present inoumbsnt appeals to the corpo
alton to sanction suoh consummate extravagance and
ct appeal V only heard TO BE- granted. With full
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News FROM EURork.-There are two steam
ships now on their way to this country, each Of
which will bring several days later news from
the old world The Hermann was to have sailed
on the 10th ult but as che was detained a little
by being obliged to put into Halifax to repair
some damage to her machinery, she may have
been, and probably was, detained at Southamp-
ton day or two. II she sailed on the twentieth,
she is now fully due. At all events, the Cunard
steamship now at sea, will be due at Boston,
and will probably arrive there on Saturday next,
with news week later than that which we last
received.
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Congress has not adjourned over for the week,
as was anticipated On the contrary, larger
amount of business was transacted yesterday
than, perhaps, on any previous day during the
session. In the Senate, among other bills pass
ed, was one In favor of granting public lands for
the purpose of constructing a railroad connect
ing the Mississippi river with the Northern
lakes at Chicago. Mr. Cass gave notice that he
would to-day call up the bill authorising the en-
rolment of 10000 volunteers. In the House, the
select committee to whom was referred the sub
ject of Whitney's projected railroad to the Pa
cifc ocean, reported favorably. The bill in
favor of extending land bounties to promoted
soldier was further discussed.
A very large and enthusiastic meeting of SYM
pathy with the republicans of Europe, was held
at Baltimore yesterday, at which the Mayor
presided.