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FIR the Enquirer.
THE MOUSTAISS-THE SPRlNGS-WEsr yIR
GINIA-lSrERSaL iMPROvEMENTS-ELEC

F0T me Enquirer.
THE MouSTAISs-THE sPRlNGs-WEsr yIR
GINIA-lSTERNaL lMPROvEMENTS-ELEc.
TIOSS-cHoLERA, sc.
Gentlemen | sill down 70 drop you lev
lines on the a ove subject in the orier present
Ell, and what might occur &c me besides. This
mounlain region, Tor lis saubfi,y, picturesque
magnificent scenery ant healhini resources, Is
perhaps unequailcd H. ant IT, wei saown
Virginia Springs situated in h. sane, are re
very places Tor a Summer retreat. an well
apply the language u the poe! u his view OF my
subject:
Some love % roam, Der the dark sea foam,
Among thr Wild winds free,
But a chosen band, on The mountain land,
IS the place for me-.
What we want now, mol only for West Vrei-
MIA, Blu! the county at afgc Is Z LIBERAL, deter
mined, energetic system OF Internal Improve
menl. Let The wachword be, Onward" The
road, or whatever other kind Of improvement,
must be pushed TO he Ohio. A railroad is Ger.
tainiy preferable. Il would be then 10 The power
OF Virginia, without depending on any other
Stale Il zap The great arteries 81 Western trade,
and afford facilities Of all kinds. Ohio will NEE,
This ro.d opposite GnYantoie or Hg Sandy, Che
proper te.minus.) @ith fsilfoaJ from Cincinnati.
ii, from which railroad is projected 10 81.
Louis; while Kentucky vii extend he Louis.
'!ile, Z ldnsioH auu Lexington Railroad 10 Big
Sandy. There Is nothing visionary OF pnreason-
able in 'hls, because i, can be done, and with
grea. beneficial results. Virginia is able enough,
II she be only willing. Never mind Prices yoe
on the anii.Aboltion resolutions. He is a very
clever man, bur be halls from the old English Fe.
deral county, which, while ii contains any high
ly respectable Democrats, cannot be purified, re.
deemed, regeneraled or disenlhralled." Pas,
"Price's bill" as The Examiner terms it, and on
this point leave politics aside. LIE. Virginia tap
the Ohio, and we can then say, in the Language
OF Addison, 10 our sister States
''she gives her RICH, hand woman tap on the shout
der"
In locking over the Enquirer OF 18th May,
see detailed statement of the vote OF The 18th
Congressional District, lately represented by the
present Secretary OF The Navy. While j. is in
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ccu.1r scuoo1 r CHARLOTTE
COURT-puoE' IN comment
THE Summer session Of 'tII e,os. With he u0'
L with the month Of June
o. September. TERMS AZ h,paVip C0htoh'
May ll-clm 70
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70. ~ w Ntu. dilu oIl. Joufnd !.
CHS. L. wills y, Ell. Chicago Journal.

RAlLROADS.-The Cincinnati Gazelie says
chat charters foT railway from Toledo, through
Southern Michigan and around The bend Of Lake
Michigan, 10 Chicago, have been secured by a
company OF New York capitalists a railway
from Chicago west 10 The Mississippi, is being
constructed, and arrangements are nearly CON-
peled 10 place the concerns of the company IN.
der The control OF men WHO will "push The work
in The quickest possible time.' !, is expected that
the " Ohio Railroad Company" will be soon re.
vived, under It's Charter, and The line from Toe-
do 10 Dunkirk, completed al an early day There
was quite contest for he route from Toledo west
ward between The Boston Owners OF the Central
Michigan route, and The y. Workers, but the Co.
themics carried lhe day They propose also 10
ex;ent The rack from Monroe 10 lhe pier in Laae
Ere"
The Nashville and Chattanooga railroad is
about being under contract. Il passes over the
Cumberland Mountains, snt requires tunel Of
2,l00 feet. Ii iacI, i crosses all me mountains
dividing the Atlantic from The valley OF The Mis-.
sissppi When finished, il will connect with
73S miles OF read now in Georgia and South Ca
rolina 10 one continuous line, reaching Charles
ion Sovonnah
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ie,estaPhed TOT he JOURNAL ui Commerce
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM HUNGa.
RY-RUSSIANS DEFEATED-AUS.
TRANS FORTlFYING VIENNA &c
Bosrcs, June !, A. NJ.
The Europa, from Liverpool, via tla ,.aI ar.
rived Last evening abou, midnight. The mails
Ter the South left in the carly train mis- morpine
A letter 10 N. Roihschilt from Prankto,,
dated May l7h, says that the Hunsarans Ia w.
totally defeated the Russians, ard forced the N IA
fall back upon Cracow.
The Revolution will thus be transferred 10 Pc.
land.
A Proclamation ron koSsu;h says tia, me
balle took place ii The defies o! Rchenlhfum
and laa, St. 900 RuSsianS surrendered. The Au,.
i.lan, are lnrIliYlng Vienna
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They conclusively prove tina, he cohnaIion al
Nj. Burke with The Union will be as accep'aD t
TO lhe Dem Gratis as il is alarming 10 The
Wings. II is clear that The enemy have SET their
most powerful furnaces al work ana have pour
ed out their hottest shot upon The occasion. Mr..
Burke could not ask more haueTing receipt II
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The WAY OF WILLIAM D. LEWIS,
The following significant lotce was nos,ad
in the Custom House, Collectors Department
yesterday morning:
".M' further applications for oGes r.e.r,a
here"
That must have been great comror, 10 ,vo
thousand five bundled and thir,y.one applicant.
who were disappointed on Saturday, including
large men with small voices, large voices be-.
longing 10 small men, Taylor originals, Cav
originals, dissatisfied Democrats, and uncom.
promising Whigs-all in one bundle, rolled on,
Of the marble palace, as damaged goods Very
smooth, Mr.. Lewis : Pennsylvania
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TOBACCO AND BABiES.-At meeting
of the Academy des Sciences, a paper was
brought forward by NJ. Ca.donnel. upon the et-
fec, of tabacco ON the workmen employed 10
make segars and prepare tobacco. from which
it appeared that out OF 40 ienaiss whose hus.
bands followed the occupation, $50 had twins!-
Wen QUIT smoking-we VI ~ The spot.
p0lneita BGnmcr.
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T1F RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
We d. no, believe. (says the Alexandria Ga

We do not believe, (says the Alexandra "a
ze,,e) that the public will sanction or approve 'ne
denuncia,ions tha, have been hurled al Inc mem
hers Of The Legislature OF cur Stale. IN conse'
ouerce Of their adiournmen, from Richmonu :
The propIiey Of that adjournment ana 'i'e ea-
element that was manifested, may, OF COURSE NC
questioned and doubted, but there are many
circumstances 10 be considered, which will go ial
10 pa liae il not justify the course pursued. ~
any rate, il must be admitted, that the business
of The session could not have been very quieuy
proceeded with, in city where The Cholera does
in reality exist and where The members were
constantly liable 10 be attacked with The disease
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IVY Then the Dome oil the City nan, which
the same gentleman regards as one of Inc most
faullless ia America, aud The Capitol, with lis
lovely grounds, vhlch is without an equal in lis
imposing effect. We only regret that i, does not
nv, (iaken from the temple of Neptune il Ms.
mes and was not constructed of granite, or some
durable material Farther on we see the CIpo.
las OF the Exchange and Ame lean Hoels, and
the lurrel OF the Old Church, on Richmond Hill
which, as though, stretches back, calls Up Inc in
,eres,inc associations with which il has been
invested hy lis own history and the pens OF our
writer's. How do The dead there speak 10 US
The eve next rests with pleasure on The meadow
level OF the couotry below, with lis high back
ground beyond inie!spersed with prominent
private resi.euces-among hem The seal OF old
King Powa an and Tree-Hil! embo sered among
lis venerable oaks. Moving gradually 10 the right,
we lake in the bold sweep OF the horizon, with
the river as It's base, vessels either In motion or
clustered al the wharves-tbe green waving fields
of the Falls planla,ions-and the village OF Man
chester, with lis hill residences peeping through
the Trees. Just opposite, on The Chesterfield
side, is an Old tall, saunl brick house, which has
been ,enan,less since our earliest recollection =
having h.ti. Consigned As haua; of ghosts, and
lizards w. heller IL is iouGdalioa >toIes-a At
emblem q nuabi;y anc decay, and OF The effects
OF bad name Contiguous 10 il are the Spring
Hill Mandatory, halt hid IN he trees and pretty
buf.stuccoeo private dwelling, IN an attractive
grove. Above, me slTer >parkcswi,h green ise,s
and bold iocks-and below, lis waters tumble E
their precipi,ate course and their roar -eac hes YOU
softened into murmur by the distance. II
soon divides, and forms Belle Isle, (as lovely IN
its character though DOT as richly glowing as
Isola Bella in Lago Maggiore, with its Italian
sky, its gigantic and fragrant aloes, &C., A
shade of smoke in the rear indicates that the
manufacturing hand Of industry has grasped its
natural advantages.
Following the line of the Danville railroad
alcns he margin Of the river, we see that it
plercea lie i sh embankmen. OF The Petersburg
ri eqad mt tunnel, now being constructed,
and W. strike the majestic railroad bridge |
shooting across the river, with its sharp angle |
formed with the mainland, in 6ns contrast with |
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BARGAINS BARGAINS n

n undcrgned having e8ll tf Iqudaiion 5nsineal
the s will m continue 10 eel their desirable stock Of DRY
GOODS AZ the present low prices.
North fresh Goods during the
be supply with all articles ~
on the REASONABLY teTms-
Border Sheets Table Damas Diaper Napkins Doe
ORDER thH marke only be
ippreel By those wanting such articles, by calling aud Aamn
ing the quail and puce.
Our stock Of MUsLlNs and GiNGHAMs arc all fresh and
Coi0fui
JACORET Persian DO ORGANDlEs Branunes, Fancy Bare-
yes Brazilian Baregea Mode coored do together with ys q
rs im5ip P. & E. REILLY, cor. Canal and Roral as
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LARGE STOCK or DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF To CLOSE.

SELLING UFF To CLOSE.
G, M. SIMPSON, No % Chartres 81.
oaeru for sale entire stock Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS either wholesale RETAIL approved paper
very reduced pes and many less than Consequence Of
making change his present business. Merchants Planters and
families will end TO their call and examine the
Among his stock will be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
Silk Tissues Plain Plaid and Figured FOuard SILKS;
Brocads aud Btoche SILKS
BLACK srLKsof all widths and qualities, for Mantlaa
and Dresses.
SILK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Satin Striped aud
Printed a large assortment
PRINTED MUsLNs and LAwEs-Organdies.
Swiss MUsLINs, CmbroideTed-colOred and white Plain
and figured Swiss Musins.
ROBEs-Swiss embossed, of various styles
French Jaconets and Cambrcs.
A large lot of Cheap Musins, from 10 to 10 cents.
GINsHAMs-A large lot of genuine French at IS cents:
OF do. hne, styles,
CALIooEs-Fench English and American, from to
IS per yard.
PARAsOLs-TwO cases new styles also cheap.
HOsIERY-5OO doz. Cotton Hose and Half H sss cheap
MOURNING GooDs-Black MousseIne de Lame Barge
Bonbazne, Aacas, ohayH sk Lustrea and Tissues MusnH
sHAwLs-s2oOO worth real China Embroidered, Dam
aak, White and Coored GRAPE sHAwLs, which win be ot-
Muejin shavis, various styles. 1'
MANTILLAs-of Muslin EmbgidsTed and Lace
LACE CAPEs and CoILARs
LINENS and House Keeping Goods
IaIsH LINEN sHIRTNe Of the best manufacture, grass
bleach, fer family
LINEN sHEETIEss of all widths, fully guaranteed
TABLE LINENs-Damask and Cloths, with Napkins to
Diapers of all kinds Huokabuck Scotch Bitdseye.
TOwELNes Of various kinds Russia Crash Linen Checks,
pure and mixed
a. an Linen Goods are full guarantee, being pur.
anu " '"' '''' PLANTATION GOODS.
KERsEYs and LlNsEYs; JEANS and DRILLs, LOwels and
heavy "A Corons choctaw Stripes Kentucky JeansCass
meres 600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS
~ The above form but small portion of the stock all Of which
Eill he offered at vsrV low prices my4 2dpu
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ARRIvk1 o. THE AEso0N. The steamship Fal
con arrived ifmu aeana yesterday, bringing us
papsEd fron chat post up @ che 9Th inst We find
notiang q the papers as 70 the prevalence Of the
yellow lever oeugh The officers Of the Falcon in
form @ laat they we're told by the Health Officer
ahati he ieser was raging there. They were in
formed lbas the deaths amounted 10 40 per cent
Tue cholera has not yes made its appearance al
Havana end il order 70 keep the disease away all
vessels from The United States are qnarantined ior
twenty days. The following are the passengers by
the Falcon for New Orleans
oarlo. Auey, p G. Murphy, Don Manuel FieuTy. Mn
- ~ tAteHs leoQod ehoeta 1uia HanthH ard child
Shaiie3 Hinnoi, nlI hlieuk. WIN. Nunez Mira Benshaw
WIZ SHAW, and II hiqkeock. In addition these there
are % ln transit igr GhaFfes.
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Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
G0Ln ZEE.

pW- large supply Of GOLD PENS, Of all the celebrated
makers ranging from
One to Eighteen Dollars
For sale, Wholesale and retail BY
GUINNESS co.
Dealers in Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, etc.
jsl2 fm2dp ~ CAMP ST.
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A HIT.-Some stiff anti-slaverY resolutions
passed the Connecticut House Of Representatives
the other day, with only Two dissenting votes
One of the Hartford editors was very much dis
urbed about it, and meeting Mr.. Brockway Of
Lyme, said TO him" There ars'but tlDo democrats
in the House upon whom can rely-the two who
voted against those resolutions. 8 You remind
me Of a certain book once read" replied Brock
way. What is that " asked the editor. "'The
devil on two slioks.n The editor vanished.
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0 We ere indebted to the clerk DC the Woods
man for Caddo Gazette OF the 9Th.

the advertisement in to-days paper that the Lee
turee p this Institution will commence on Monday,
18th November next. The Faculty Is. il talentand
experience, equal 20 any il the country, and the
facilities offered in the Charity Hospital for observ-
ing disease ara greater than those possessed in any
city oi The Lpon. ln fact ihsre is as great va
rety ofdisease ia our Charity Hospital as in Hotel
Dieu nl "a Chart 6of Paris. We advise all medi-
cal siudenls ID ihe South and West 10 come 10 the
New Orleans school They viii be better supplied
ID tlls dssecting room and have FINER opportunities
fer cIiacal observation thanthey can possibly have
in Sew York Of Philadelphia.
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LOUISIANA Democratic ConUeahop.-'nhe Dem
0cEanc Convention, consisting Of delegates from
the several parishes composing the Fourth Con-
occasional District, was 70 be held 10 Alexandria
yesterday, for the purpose Of nominating suitable
candidate for Congress.
7te Fourth IL Rapiaes.-The Alexandria Dem.
ocrat Of the 5ih says There was a tolerable fair
observance Of the Anniversary Of Independence,
IN our parish yesterday. . AT Hooters residence.
near Spring Creek, there was a Barbecue and it is
but Sheer justice 70 the good people Of that neigh
berhood 20 say lhatit was, in al lis appointments
most excellent The crowd assembled was quite
iaggss and we were pleased Is see on the ground
large number Of ladies. The Orator Of The Day.
NJ, Ryan, made a cogent, iorcibs aud impressive
address, which was listened 10 with marked atten-
ton throughout AT Cotie, we learn. there was
q Barbecue, which was wen attended o. N.
Ogden made an address, which was, Of course,
worthy q his high standing as public speaker.
RED RIVER NEws,-The woodsman left Fon
towaon and Pine Bluffs, on Red river, the 9th Of
July. The river about Fort Towson is slightly
rising, but the Kiametta and Little rivers are up
hsd river below Fulton is high and nearly on
level with the banks. The upper country ishooded
with ram, and there is poor prospect for the pre-
sent crops The cotton lrepianted) below Fulton
LOOKS promising, but the grass appears to be invinc
pie 20 sickness on the river or in the Chociaw
nation.
MT SAINT MARY's CoLLEaE, Move perceive
that q ths annual commencement Of this institu.
non onthe 9th ults Louis de Blanc I've suppose il
should read Louis Lebanel of Louisiana, delivered
an address, Of which the subject was g I.e Carae,
tefe da General Taylor"
WHEELING BRiDeE-A meeting Of the citizens
Of Pitsburg was lately held to oppose the obs.ruc
ton Of The navigation Of the Ohio by the erection
Of bridge over it a, Wheeling.
hoRE AFrEmPs AT Arson IN MonI1E.-A bold
s,npi was made on Saturday morning to burn
W mouse q Mrs Balliaetle, situated on the corner
q p Francis and ST. Joseph streets. Mobile The
~ ~ discovered at about halepast o'clock in
sne morning, caused by shavines stuck n N,
'g,AFaing and igniied by some person o.
p'a'is unknown Il was ia a considerable blaz,
- -.'egsslsa BY Mrs B. and put ont by he
without causing alarm, thus saving nerbsns n,
s'''9s e0Ousn property in that neighborhood
IRAEsFERREn--col c. A. Nav. u. s. A VIII,
n'e ossn "a command Of the Carlisle fPa 3 B.r
racks ior me last year and half has been ordsre,
g SANTA ke Col. Cooke, Of lie IA Dr.,oo,,s
succeeds him.
MOUNTED RIFLEs-A private letter from =,
officer Of the Mounted Rifles, dated LIST june s.so
that that corps eneamped at point 300 miles W..
Of Port Leavenworh, and the vicinity Of "a,
Nearny. The officers aud men were generally !
good health and spirits Il was supposed thar
the rate Of travelling which was then being aecoD
piished the regiment would reach their mimi
Destination in The Oregon Territory BY the lstb
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BosToN.-Nathaniel Greene having resigned the
Office of postmaster Of Boston, position which he
had held for eighteen years, meeting Of number
Of gentlemen, without distinction Of party, was
lately held to consider The expedency Of giving him
some testimonial Of their sense of the faithful and
acceptable manner in which his official duties have
been discharged. They resolved to purchase, by
subscription, piece plate to be presented TO him,
with a suitable inscription.
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Dag- Richard N. Berry, who was recently in
dieted in Boston, for forgery, and released on bail,
is on his way to California via Panama. He was a
passenger in the steamship Falcon, on her last trip.
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stesmOoat Departures Tnis Day.
- = = =

Memphis. ABERDEEN Clouds, P. NJ.
Bit7Tt CALIFORNIA, Reynolds q A. n.
MOdisoHrnl5 ...... OLIVIA, Gree, u P. IA. Cars.
M0bits AS. L. DAY, GbersOn II A. NJ
bii0Tt MOBILE, Sutton, ~ A. "a. Cars.
Mobile. GEN TAi LOR, Scott P. "a. Cars.
Cincinnati. GRIFFIN HEATMAN Cunningham, P n
OpegusHs -...... CORREO, CaTrere u N.
Fasbnrg %. 4. JAN HANCOCK, Hauk, S p M.
T 81. Louis. 10 w a. Connolly, S p. 81
Pensacola. GEN. HAMER, Cozzens, P. "a.
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KINGSTON CONYENTToN.-We extract from the
Natchez Courier, Of Friday, the following notice
of the Convention lately held at Kingston for the
purpose Of taking some measures which might lead
to the improvement Of the navigation Of the Homo
chitto river:
Pursuant TO previous notice convention of del
egates, appointed by primary meetings held by the
people of the counties interested in the improve
ment Of the navigation Of the HOmoehitto river,
assembled at Kingston, in this county, on the ID
inst. Gen. ID. III Cooper, of wilkinson county,
was called TO the chair, and John p. Stewart, Of
Franklin county, appointed Secretary.
The business of the meeting was mainly con-
fined 20 the taking Of initiatoFy steps, preparatory
10 the grand effort which is 10 be made next win
Ter to combine legislative aid with private enter
prise ana libenliy, TO remove the distractions
which now, according TO the friends Of the pro-
| posed Improvement prevent the HOmOchiltO from
being navigaied by steam vessels.
"A committee was appointed for the purpose OF
soliciting subscriptions OF money from those inter-
/ essed IN the improvement Of the HOm0chittO, which
are to be employed in causing a suitable survey to
ne made OF the river, by competent civil engineer
by which It's capacity for steamboat nav igation will
4 9e fully and thoroughly tested-ail Of which in
formation Will be submitted TO an adjourned meet
ing, to be held in Kingston whenever the chair.
man OF the meeting shall deem il ne cessary 70 cal
one by public notice.
committee was also appointed to choose a
suitable engineer TO survey the river we'll as to
exercise general supervision over the work after
the necessary funds shall have been raised, to con.
I sist Of the following named gentlemen: for Adam.
county, Alex X karar; Franklin county, jaime,
Aiken; Wilkinson county, Hugh Davis; Amitt
county, w. L Huff; and, on motion, the chairman
Of the meeting was added TO the committee.
We understand that the meeting was fully of the
oplulon that the HOmochltto was capable OF beinf
rendered nagigable for steamboats, az a compare
lively small expense and from the zeal and spiri
manliea,ed in the cause we are Of the decided
opinion that, i such thing is possible, il will b,
accomplished by the public spirited men who hay,
'aken this enterprise in hand.
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On Tuesday, Goth u., 10y F. Mitchell, Esq Mr.. NATHAN
GOLDBE to Miss SARAH JANE, daughter Of Mr. David Bar
land, all Of Trinity, Caiahoula Parish, La.
Marshu Texas ui. by A. Harris Esq,
JOHN W. SfMMS to Mrs ANN ELIZA PIERCE.
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EMIeRANTs. - Thirty-two hundred emigrants
from Europe arrived in New York on the I'd inst,
nine hundred Of them in one vessel
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SELLING OFF CLOTHING /
ALFRED MUNROE & co.

r. We are determined to SELL OUT orr immense at such
prices wishes Of Below
partial list Of Goods and Prices.
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FATAL ACCIDENT - Mr.. Nathan Coy, COX
ford, Me-, was drowned in the Little Androscoggin
on the 18Th ult. He plunged in to rescue his son,
4 who had sunk while swimming, and saved the
I boys life, but lost his own.
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THOMAS w DoRR.--A resolution TO restore Mr..
Dorr to bis civil and political rights, passed the
Rhode Island House Of Representatives by ma
jority of one vote on the 9Th ult., but was laid
upon the table in the Senate,
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BANK oFArEMENr.-Ihe following statement,
condensed from the report el the Board oil Curren
81 shows tie condition 0f the New Orleans Banks
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EY- The Iowa-For St. Lous-The favorits steamer
IOWA, Capt Connolly, leaves THIS EVENING Tuesday 10Th
o'clock Passengers and shippers please be ready,
yl0 o. M. WHITE, Agent, 90 New Levse
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INDTANA.-Phe wings Of the eighth tate Pettitsl
district, have nominated Col. Henry S. Lane, of
Charlottesville, as their candidate for Congress.
Col. Lane was member of the twenty-seventh
Congress- and has since served in the Mexican war.
The nominations for Congress are now completed
and the canvass has fairly begun.