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DEATHS.


Died of Scarlet Fever, IN chesterfield county, on .ne
9Th Of siay EL!ZABrTH 81 WINFREE. IN the 6lh
year Of her age The only daughter of 10 e ana n. &
Winfrre.
Died M his resdence in the county tof HALIFAX Va,
=, III s,h May Isag IN the 34h OF his age Capt
rHARIES n COLEMAN. The deceased has leit
rs c,, i. of friends aud relatives 10 mourn their sad
bereavement in his and although ne belonged 10
m. nonryed ariSocacy OF the country. yet there was
80 ,,o,v IN ms u,aanrT II thar absurd affertaton OF
.,,,,iv ana distinction. hut tno common among men
- M. rank and iurtun- lie fell and acknowledged,
maj an arislocracy Of learning talents and hsh toned
Morality was the only tine and legitimate Distinction
among men. He affible YET dicnnrd; kind, hu-
and generous in hts nature His loss 10 The commDni-
~ IN which he lived it Is, must be- compare
lively light 10 the 1,ftTendng agones Of the widow
and orphan have witnessed his removal 10 his last
resting place. When youth, In Its pmevai beauty,
boary age sinks down into eternity the balm OF
Iation can cheer the widows heart light the
phan's smile But, OH when man no ID in ITS prime Is
thus cut down by violent stroke from the hand OF
death by the sudden rupture Of the ties Of nature,
when life Is in It's spring, how much keener then
The pangs ofangush 10 afflicted friends. So far as the
writer's knowleJg extends the deceased always show
ed deep conviction Of the Divine authority OF The h"y
scriptures of the value of the nstuons OF Chfstani-
~ and Of the importance Of personal religion.
Died at ST. Louis on the 18th OF Apru, DAptu
CuRRAN BRIGGS formerly Of fredericksburg, Vir-
gnia.
Depared this lfe ri Bevidere, bis residence IN this
ronniy on the morning Of the th instant In The a!d
va, II his age. Col. JAMES II. I. LORiMER, a native
of Virginia but many years distinguished citizen
OF Florlda-TaHaaassee FLeridian, 5A tnst.
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Democrats.
Mon,
Hleton,
To FRENCH IN ITALY.

A perusof the subjoined "Order of The Day.
OF GenerDudinol, TO his army, would show
that the OFT ofthe military expedition 10 Civil
IA Vecchis less directed against The Roman
Republic towards The restoration of the Pope
(,hough ! will, no doubt, be The immediate Ie,
sull, thasainst Austria:
"Soldi the President OF the Republic has
entrusco me The Command OF The expedi,ionary
corps OF Mediterranean. This honor imposes
upon ntiulies oil an arduons nature. Your
palrio,iSwil aid me in fulfilling them. The
GovernBi, resolved 10 maintain in all parts
our ana and legitimate influence, has been
unwill5o leave the deslinies OF the people
OF lialyithe mercy OF foreign power, or Of
parlNming only minority. Ii conhdes
10 us mag OF France, in order that ii may
be plan on the Roman territory, as mark
ed TESTIFY OF our sympathy. Soldiers and
sailors 1ldren as you are OF The same family,
you wixercise your duties and your efforts IN
commolnd this fraternal feeling will enable
you lupport cheer.ully all dangers, priva-
lions arAiisues. On the soil upon which you
are abop descend, you will encounter al eve
ry slep, numents and recolleclions which will
powerttstimulaIe your instructive love OF slo.
| ry. Mfry honor demands discipline as much
as brave Let this never be forgotten. Your
fathers ped the rare privilege OF causing the
Frcnchnne 10 be cherished wherever they
fought. ike them, you will respect the proper
ly and mms OF friendly countries. In her So
licnude them, The Government has prescribed
that all Expenses OF The army shall be imme-
dia,ely in money. You will on all occa-
sions, al as The rules of your conduct, these
principH high morality. BY your arms and
by youAmple yon will cause the dignity OF
the peop be respected. II does not suffer less
from lise than from despotism. Italy will
thus oH you, what France has known how 10
conquet herself-order, with liberyi
| .ssdNoT DE REGGio, General-in-Chief."
"'Malles, April 30"
"Th4ond regiment OF Cuirassiers has been
orderetam Meaux TO lie Mans, where, it is
said, taocialisls are beginning &c raise their
heads.
LED from Caen state that M. Guizot has
totally d il his canvass, the electors OF CAL
vades 4g & .ermined 10 reform his compe'i-
tor, thGin-law OF M. Duvergier de Hauran-
ne, VT political opinions are no less Con-
serva,fsbut who has the advantage OF being
suppory The club Of The rue de PoiIiers.
"rhhr regiments which have been sent
from B, are said to have been those which
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(Fronl the Nee Y.rk Courtes, IF Nav H)
The La TEST FhUM EUROPE.
A

LuHDDN April 2S Ia O'CLOCK, 4. NJ.
The Paris correspondent OF he Times, says the
question Uf a reduction OF the Naval sal was
rejected in Inc Assembly on Thursday, by 800 10
299 Majority against reduction en
LamartIne declines the representa- alton oil Paris,
as he vii sm Tor his own depar meni
The Cholera continues 10 diminish. During
The las Two days only 50 cases IN me ho.pia', i9
deaths win 6 IN other establishments.
The "Conslitu ionei" announces that the King
Of Wuuembufs had yielded 10 the wishes Of his
Ministers, and would accept the Constitution OF
lnr Empire.
Napoleon Bonapaue has published a letter,
which is severely blamed by the government or
gan. lie appears 10 lean 10 Rec Republics nsm.
There is no confirmation OF The reported vIc-
tory OF The hu>rians over The Hunssrians. The
"NatIonale" IS turions AT the exposure OF the
squanderins OF the public MONEY by the Pro.
yIsional Government.
The new Roman Constitution is published.
A manifesto 10 England ant France, decar-
ing thai Rome has right 10 select her own form
ii government, without interference, had been
agreed 10.
The "Opinion," Of Turin, says that 5000
Austrians we're 10 enier Alexandra on the "a b;
Il lrue, This Is important
The usifan fleet has le THESE Tor Vienna.
All tranquil al Florence. Pisa has surrendered.
A committee u appointed al Bcgnufn 10 selle
,efmS Of submission.
The Ausrians have been defeated in a Two
days battle.
The Hungarians have advanced TO the banks
Of The Match
The siege OF Comorn has been raised. Pesth
has been evacuated
Paris funds are very firm, a, an advance on
me prices ot Yesterday.
CoDsols 9lE 90 Market dull. U. S. 6's
iO6i; Mexican 81 III 29i 29i er-coupans.
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VOLUME XLVf.-NUNBER 5
The following is an e1racr from letter al

Ine following Is an eItract from letter adj.
.ressed 10 The editors vi The Monitor by MGR.
| chdnl al San Francisco dated 9,h Mach:
II appears that throughout The immense exN
| zen! OF The placers you cannot find fool of
5'ochu without gold, and there are srots where
from each Cradle ttaieal ulI OF earth The adyen-
suler washes out d pound OF ore
Inc aclVIiy 10 his part is extraordinary. and
'ne circulation oil money prcdelous Everything
IS n'gh 10 Piice-more parlieu lafy ma nual la boz
and me transit OF goods. The lrrent OF barge
IIom mere 10 the landing place Of Santa Clara
l'n na leagues from San JOSEF is from $500 10
S5a; N San Jose, $780, Food fer one man i *
day. -
Ftom San Francisco 10 San Jose, By land. il
IS twenty leagues; thence 10 the quicksilver
mines, now working BY Mr. Fortes il IS four
edgues; ana 70 The piacefs Sky leagues more"
me preceding winter had been exceedingly
severe, both IN California and in Oregon A re-
poi was put ~ circulation thai a cold placer
iad oeen Discovered 10 The latter territory, bul a
pdfiy OF men who 1entlo explore III" banks OF
Power and Burnet rivers Powder and Burnet
rivers, Observation-Disclosures OF Lewis's Jerks.
me ste OF ne supposed placer, hut they relurasn
~ihout hndIng anything like what was report
Ell.
In the middle of January OF This wear me MA.
GERS were covered with SNOW; notwithstanding
ms many persons continued digging Il was,
however, Understood, thar, Immediately The rivers
oesan 10 rise, which event was shorty expected
" lake place, all The works would b. abanconed.
Several meetings had been held in San Fem
CISCO iof The purpose OF opposing the Introduction
81 slavery into The country, wnh view TO pul TO
greater pr III lne I-bur OF the Inuians.
The Reeiaro OG,al oi Durango, states that
Donna Jo>eia Cas'eneGa, Mexican lady, lad
been redeemed from The hands OF The Indians.
Inc price OF her ransom being $50
Inc Sac OF Chiapas has been divided INTO
seven provinces, each OF which had lis capia,
CITY, and again sub1Ivided mo eleven minor dis
irIcts, with controlling town attached 10 each.
The SENATE has requested from President Her
rera reformation a 10 The measures he has
Thought proper Ia adopt 10 the case OF The sale al
The fucalan Indians BY Governor Barbschapo "a
the Hdhaneros. the Moninr oil the 22i, saws
that tins Immoral uathc Shout be immediately
prohibited or The war N Ire Peninsula becom.
Ing unr lor individual liberty would be more
terrible and dcsulatns.
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From the New Orleans pieayune, May 8.

INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA.
TIE GOLD LEGENDS FULLY CONFERENCE.-THE
DETENTION or TIE CALIFORNIA AND DE-
SERTIoN OF HER CREW, sc.
BY the arrival of the ship Tyrone, from Vera
Cruz, we have authentic accounts from San
Francisco 10 the 7lh Of March. The annexed
letters were brought down from San Francisc o
To Mazallan by Mr.. Parrolt, who lately went 10
California as bearer oil dispatches. Il will be
seen that the steamship California has been el-
lirely deserted by her crew, which accounrs for
her nop-arriyal al Panama. Bur we need not
anticipate the letters which we now append, and
for which we are indebted 10 he courtesy Of Mr..
Clifford, of the house Of Clifford & Carr, OF This
city, 10 whom they were addressed by his part.
neI Mr. Andrew Carr. Mr.. GAR vent up from
The lslhmus in The California, and our readers
have been indebted 10 him for much valuable in.
formation from the Isihmus, from Acapulco and
Mazallan; bul the following letters will be found
yet more valuable:
SAN Francisco, March 2, ls49.
My Dear CT nave The pleasure 10 advise Of
our safe arrival al this place on the 2Sih nllimo,
after tedious passage OF twenty-eight days from
Panama. We were detained nearly a week al
Monterey, about ninety miles below this, in con-
sequence OF being short OF fuel; after taking on
board twenty cords wood, We arrived here with
about Two hours supply Oh luei on manu-.
have been on shore but short lime and am
heartily surprised with everything that | see.
Speculation OF all kinds is rife and exceeds any
hing | ever witnessed in Mississippi in The
palmy days OF '36 and 7. Town lois are held at
the most exhorbilant prices, and every LOT holder
is worth from ahy 10 two hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars. nave vel had no means Il ascer-
tanning the state OF affairs generally; as was pre-
vented going on shore yesterday IN consequence
of severe cold, but cannot but believe that there
is an unnatural and fictitious value placed on
every thing. which will soon be corrected. Mer-
chardise and labor are extraordinarily high.
In relation 10 The mines, there is unquestiona-
bly, an abundant supply OF gold, and it is contn.
ually discovered in new places. The gold region
is now believed 10 extend down as low as Lower
California.
There are two or three firms who monopolze
The business OF The place, whose original employ
ment was selling their goods by retail 10 The ma.
lives and taking their pay in lallow and hides
The former shipped TO The United States, and The
later 10 Valparaiso. Since the fever broke Out,
they have used their money in speculation and
buying goods from vessels, which arrive in abun-
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SPRING SUPPLY.

w DauooIsr, No. 3l9, head of Broad street,
saocKoR HILL, is receiving, by various arrivals from
pure Medicines Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye stufs, Win
.o9 Glass Putty Psrfameres, &C.; also, the most po
pllar Patent Medicines-the whole comprising full
and general assortment and being purchased upon the
most advantageous terms enables him 10 offer them
ais country friends aud the public al the lowest whole
re and retail prices
- Also, an assortment of pure Wines and Liquors
i.a alwayso on hand, and sold for medicinal purposes
esLy.
i.B.-Osders from country Merchants and Physf
ems thankfully received and promptly attended to.
March 20-edm
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REPUBLIC OF GUATEMALA.

The bloody war, for some time raging, IS al
an end. Gen. Mariana Paroles is President OF
the Republic MIR. Hse, the charge d'afairs OF
the United States, and one OF Mr.. PoS's appoin.
tees, has been al last received publicly with
area, ceremony-and has succeeded IN making a
t,eaty with Guatemala and likewise with Mica
ragua--the ambassador from the latter being We.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SAFE

/! AN authorised by Robert P. Somervil, of Tennes-
see to sell his Tract Of Land on the Roanoke river,
a,a Tsylor's Ferry, containing, by late survey, 4s5
Acres There are on IL l56 acres of valuable river bot
ou ready for cultivation. The high land 10 OF very
lpe,io quality and well adapted 10 the cultivation OF
so,cco. wheat and corn Persons desiring TO view the
"a wi, please cali on Mr. Armistead S,urdvant who
Ives IN the neighborhood, and will take pleasure in
;owingit TERMS viii be made to suit the purchaser
JNO. =. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Somervill
p,ns.rson Granville co., N. c., March 6-ctf
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FIRST acknowledged the Republic. IL is added
that hey are 10 be replaced by four regiments.
which Tough, with the greatest determination
against The mob oil Paris in 1890
Credit announces tina, camp OF "a 600 men
was 10 be formed al 81. Maur, near Paris, and
another OF 10000 in the neighborhood OF Yer.
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TO SLAVE OWNERS.

tTWO gentlemen in Louisiana, wishing TO enlarge
their planting interest would purchase for this pur-
.s entire gangs Of SLAVES of not less than forty or
afiy, to the number Of hundred and fifty. Large
owners who may wish TO sell out, or TO diminish
her numbers by selling in lot where they will be
kept together communicate with the advertiser by
sddr,sslng through the Post Office, at Richmond, Box
40 49, where information be obtained of the par
u,, and of their views.
II 2rrferred, contracts would be entered into this
Sns and possession of the slaves retained until Oc-
iobtr n4rt May lief
JAMES GARLAND AND VIM. M. CABELL
HAVE united in the practice of Law and viii regu.
IL larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst Appomsuox, Bedford, Campbell
I'D Neison and the town Of Lynchburg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, TO
sctice in the Court of Appeals. Oct 2S-cu
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PROF. BRANCH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD C. n.
THE next session will commence on the first day OF
| Jnne and end on the fourth Wednesday In Sep
.enber.
The course Of studies embraces all the subjects usu.
siy taught in the best Seminaries Of the kind.
The location Is remarkably healthful-the buildings
lew and commo6ious, having been erected with refer
enes 10 Female School.
TERMs-Board, for the session, $40; Tuition, sl2;
Mcsic, SIS. May ll-cllt
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the evening of the 18th inst by the Rev.
Steph-n H.II, WILLIAM r. BUTCHER to REBEC-
GA SANDS daughter Of the late John Sands, Esq.,, all
Of Baltimore Guy.
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GUILTY OF ARSON Eight persons were
recently Iritd al PaIkersbure, Va, under one in
dctmenl for an allempr 10 bum The barn Of Mr..
Geurge Henderson. They were all lound guilty..
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STATE CONVEN ZION Preliminary
meetings have been held al Triadelphia, in Ohio
c, un'y, Tor the purpose OF eeIlirg upa large mass
meeting on The 10 OF This mon,h, to consider
the subject OF "a reformation in The constitution
Of Virginia" large number ot prominent gem
llemen OF North Western Virginia, were invned
10 address the meeting, AMONGST whom we nolice,
Mr. 0 w Lansfrt, late Democratic Eec'or Hon.
L. Seenrod, Hon Alex. Newman, and Messrs.
c w Russell, VIM Pms, d M Edginslon, J s
Wheae and Geo w Thompson.
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THE LATE EDWIN UPSHAW, DECD
THE Lesatses and friends of the late Edwin Up
/ shaw, deceased, being DESTROYS TO know the pro
.as- amount of his Indebtedness, request all persons
t,yng debts or claiuis against him to make them
.to~n TO Mr.. Benjamin II. Turner, Waikeron, King
Queen county, Va, specifying the character of the
.ssts, sc. All letters must be post paid.
NAY 1-c3w
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Photographed lnr The Baltimore SUM-
New YoRK, May 1915. P. M.
Mrs. Gaain, The wife oil the venerable states.
man died last night aoed So
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FIRST CONFESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The folowir is the official vote OF the first
Congressional istrict in Virginia:
Enr Eoxp
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received, Iuil assortment oil frOuty q Mcdf'e
Y celebrated premium, self sharpening and centre
Taught PLOUGHS. TO which invite the particular
attention of Farmers In want of superior article.
intend keeping supply of the above ploagss s con-
Maia street, lst door below the Union Hotel.
March 23-d4tSre2aw4t&w6w
TO JOHN C. SMITH, WIN. GEORGE IPoLLARD
AND SARAH A. HIS WIPE, JAS. o. POLLARD
A Mp oIIssba ANo ALLAN 7. sToKEs.
TAKE NOTICE. shall apply to the County Court
of Henrico at the June term next ensuing, on be-
half OF the Louisa Railroad Company 70 agronn. Lom
you, the city OF Richmond, lying between Broad ana
Grace streets, and between Union and 10th streets,
which the said Company proposes to condemn ior hef
81 Ssy S ss'' E. FoNTAINE, President.
CORN WANTED.
WISH 10 purchase ten or fifteen thousand bushelso
good white or yellow CORN, deliverable at any good
anding tide water, for which will pay the highest
market price. z>~
April 30lh-2aw4v DAVID ANDERSoN,Jr.
TS CHANCERY--yiaoIsrA AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office ofthe Superior Court of Chanoery Tor
he Richmond CIRCUIT, the 7th day Of April, ls49;
Matthew Terrell administrators Of Elizabeth Terrill'
deceased, Piaintln:
ssainst
Thomas narsrave and Sarah his wife, and other
Defendants.
The defendants above namednot having entered their
appearance and given security, according to the act oil
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and appearing
~ Satisfactory svidance they not Inhabitants oil
his Common wealth, u 10 Ordered, That the sau de
,ndans do appear the rules TO be held Tor the sald
,ourt on HE first Monday in June next, anu answer
he bill .he plaintiff; and that copy OF this ordel De
ohwilh Inserted In some newspaper published in inc
II. OF Richmond for two months successfully, and
osed al the front door of the State Courthouse IN the
aid city. Copy-Teste,
April ll-cw2m ROBERTS, CieIk.
.--------------- = - =, !.
II Ch aNCERY-riHoish;- AT Rules neIu III . fO
Clerks once OF the Supaf'or Coart OF Cnanee'y 'o
as Richmond Circuit, the 7th day OF April, Ie4s:
avuinsl
.iwIn Cooper and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered hi.
ppearanee ana gwen soS9' aseoruns 10 .ne &C, Oh
.mo,y anu snU ,ue ~. ~ -, y apt i,.
his romm"nwesIiS. n is Ordered, That the said d.
.ndant do At the rules 10 be held for the said
Cour, ON The 6rsi Monday in June next and answer
ina hi af ,h in,If and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some ne wspaper published in the
civ Of R,rhna~d 60 ,uo montbs successyely and
posted al The front door of the state Court house.
said civ. A Conv-T'sste.
Aprll' ll-ewem ROBERTS Clerk.
- -~ :" --- --------------
| IN Observation-Disclosures Rules held in tho
Clerks Office or hs snnerior Court of Chancery for
The Richmond Ciycnii The I'm day of April, Ie49:
Richard o Morris and lanes M Morris and William
Norris Infants under the aye Of twenty one years. by
their brother and next friend, the said Richard Nor
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MRE EVIDENCE.
"P.," (evidey Mr.. ]. S. Pendlelon) furnish
es the followinaddilional acknowledging 10
show that Pereon received very lew Demo-
cratic votes, anhal Morton owes his election
to the De.uocrr party:
To the Editor The Alexandra Ga:eite:
send you aaiement Of The Rappahanncck
vote in The Confessional election, as furnished
BY The Clerk one County Courl, with the assis-
lance oil other Dtemen competent 10 make an
accurate repol
Den:rats. Wings. Total.
p ppaiSa; 4 PSI Isl PCS
Morton'se mocratic majority, l24
PeIdIetotWhig majority, 23s
,ounty Of Fairts1.
Deerats. Wings Total
Pe endlslon, 81 so4 2s5
Moronoemocralic majority, Al
Pendletd Wing majority, ITO
The vote c.oudoun will be stated in full from
The whole slxnenl, when finally in. II is MOI
made now, :ause The aggregate of the entire
vote is not bic me.
The genlRen who furnish the following
statement hs confined themselves simply IL
the Democrc vote, by which il appears that
265 Democic votes were cast, which were
given as ioTs:
Democrats.
Mon, 254
Ftleton, IL
Morlon'st mocratic majority 243 out Of 265
Demucralibtes. There is no great difference
| in the Whsote in that county. The precise
details wils given in the general statement.
P.
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TO UNDERTAKINGS.

4 PLAN for building new Courthouse for the
A county Of Amelia-of brick, with stone foundation,
oyersd with tin-wih all the specifications, Will be,
y the first Of May next, deposited in The Clerks Of
e Of SAID county, for The inspection of Contractors
nd Uuderakers Sealed Proposals will thereafter be
received until the first of June they will be OPEN
a py III. committee, and the contract awarded.
Addrsss-"The Secretary Of the Building Commit
lee" Amelia Courthouse, Va. LEIGH,
in behalf Of the Committee.
aprIl a0-ctlsJune
81 The Richmond Wing, Petersburg Intelligencer
md Petersburg Republican will publish twice week
an, the 18th May next, ami forward their accounts TO
Amelia Court house.
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From ne Nsw Orleans Picoy,,ne, .May S.
THE CREVASSE

Yesterday We visileG The scene Ut the cIeyasse
al Mr. Saves plantation. fifteen miles above
the cry, ami returned again al = o'clock this
morning. The mp was most tedinus and wea-
f's"m, and but Tor The novelty OF seeing The
mighy river rushing out OF lis tanks and flood
lbg Ihuusai ds Of acres win lis lurbid water we
should not willingly have continued on our
course even alter starring. The roaos are filled
W IN wafer and mud 10 such a d, gree that II is
next 10 an impossiuiiy 10 pass over Them
WE have but liiile um. 10 SPEAK OF lhe Gle
vase and It's effects. Ii is ilishlul indeed to
look upon. The roaring OF The currenr; as il rush
e maily and wildly through he breach, may
be heard for miles.
There are now mol less than from twenty 10
twenty-five thousand acres OF land under WAFER
large portion III which was under cultivation.
Mr.. Saves plantation l. entirely delused He
had The mos beautiful and promising crop Of
sugar cane ihaf has been seen 10 The S'are-,hc
lac cold weather no having at all affected II.
tiiS loss must be immense; not less, probably,
than 10000
The creyasse is about one hundred feet wide,
and he water is pouring through with ta OF
some len Or twelve t-er
Iie,refapnru 10, me Baltimore Sun
WisHISGrnG, Nav Is lSi9.
NEW YORK APPUiS ENTS, sc.
| learn from the N"Iuual Wing office, that
the following appointments have been ofi tally
promulgated to-day:
Hugh Maxwell, collector OF The port of New
York, 10 take effect from the l3lh Of June nt II,
vice Cornelius w. Lawrence, resigned.
John Young, assIslan, treasurer al New York,
vice Wn,. e. BcucK, rem"v d
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MRE EVIDENCE.

Wilson's majoy III Cass' maj. 224