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And 30 on, an additional rate beng charged for
each quarter Of ounce
Where the correspondence with the countries in
the foregoing list is from TO Oregon California,
the single letter rate TO be collected by prepayment
on delivery, is TO be in each instance IS cents
more than the amounts stated in the preceding table,
Of which the United States is TO account 10 the
British post Office for all but 40 cents, unless It's pack
ct conveys the letter TO England and in that case,
for all but So cents.
tMEMoRASDum.-There is a direct conveyance 10
Cuba by United States packet, between Charleston,
United States, and Havana; the uniform rate of
postage l2l cents the single letter. There is also
conveyance by British packet between New York
and Mobile, in the United States, and the West In
dia Islands cents being United States postage TO
be prepaid when sent from said ports, and collected
when received in the United States unless mailed
from or 20 post Office more than 300 miles from
port, then 10 cents-English and foreign postage
unknown, the service not being embraced in the
treaty.l
5. On all correspondence passing through the
United States, between the United Kingdom and
the following named countries, the British IL
count and pay b. the United States post office the
following stated amounts per each single letter, 10
wit:
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"A SAFE PREspEnT THE Savannah t" Re-
publican mpressively invites the attention Of men
Of all parties and persuasons, the lovers Of peace
and the lovers Of law and order, the conservative
and the progressist, the Amercan-born and the for
egner, who has cast his lot among us, to the posi-
ton which, in the case OF the steamship United
States, Gen. Taylor has assumed in regard to the
present condition Of Europe. There is moral
grandeur in the determination disclosed, (says the
Republican, devotion TO peace, patriotic regard
for the true interests Of this mighty republic, and
firm resolution 10 watch over and guard il from all
harm, and TO hold il on in the noble career marked
out for Us by the Father Of his Country, which
should not fail TO find a ready response in every
American bosom. President Taylor's policy is
wise one, his determination patriotic; and while
predetermined factionists may exhaust the vocabu-
larry Of bilngsgate for terms Of abuse and vitupe-
ration, the nation, the great Of the people, viii
rally TO his support, and sustain and uphold him
This is a part Of his administrative policy"
which has been sneeringiy alluded TO PEAcEl
Peace with all the world this is his doctrine.
Z" Good faith and justice towards all nations
"pcace and harmony with all the world" IL will
be seen (says the same paper) as his Administer
ton progresses, and its policy is developed, that
there is Americanism about II which cannot fail
TO commend II TO all right-minded men.
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is, st. Kits, st. Lucia,
st. Vincent, Tobago,
Tortola. Trinidad.
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articles agreed upon behosen the Post Office Of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and
the Post Office Of the United States Of .4,nerica for
carrying into execution the Contention Of December
Is, l84S
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Report Of the Superintendent Of the Coast Surrey to
The Secretary Of the Treasury, communicating the
determination, by Lieutenant Commanding Charles
H. Darts, U. s. ~, .assistana in the Coaa Swvey
Of the position Of Cashe's Ledge.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS BY THE
HERNIA

The Hibernia reached her wharf at Jersey City
at about O'Clock on Friday evening. We give
below full details of the impoI ant intelligence
received by her:
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In pursuance of article 81 OF the Convention OF
December Is, lS4s, between the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland and the United States of
regulation, as possible after the exchange
Of the notifications of the said Convention, of the
form in which the accounts for the transmission Of
correspondence to be made up, well of all
by mutual consent, for ensuring the execution of
the stpulations contained in the said Convention,
the undersigned, duly authorized for that purpose
by their respective offices, have agreed upon the
following articles:
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Ths oomm,s.son.r or Pensions.

Il is very evident that Col J. L. Edwards, who ha,
long been the efficient and able Commissioner Of Pen
ons is the next victim designed for the guillotine The
blood hounds Of the regency after him in full cry
They not only mean to worry but TO destroy him
Alpha" the "Swiss" correspondent OF the New York
Tribune, holding Office in OF the bureaus, the
respondent OF the New York Express and several others
Of the Swiss corps have commenced their work OF
Islander upon Col Edwards; and we have no doubt he is
soon TO be sacrificed. COL Edwards we believe, is a
wing, he is anything but he has been retained In
Office under all the democratic administrations for the last
twenty years. because he brave and gallant officer
Of the war OF 1912 For that reason he is TO be brought
to the block by the cabsl representing the "moral
traitor party in two wars) now at the head Of the gov
eminent The old patriot at the head Of the Pension
Office is evidently doomed man, and should compose
himself for his inevitable fate.
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The Philadelphia North American and United States
Gazette, Mr.. Clayon's federal wing organ in thai city,
devotes long editorial to the grammar Of The Union
We suppose this is intended set.o 10 the criticism Of
some OF the democratic papers Mr. Clayons letter 10
LADY Jane franklin" and other productions Of the
Secretary that have been noticed NOT indicating supe.
ror taste Had il appeared in the Inteiigsne<r. we
should have regarded 1t as having been occssoaed BY
the ridiculous blunder committed in its major official
editorial some time since. giving cause Of offence
against Spain approaching bei. that she would
not let Mr. Clayton have dpomaiie minister or agent
at Havana II the federal wing prints cannot find any
other answer TO than that grammar is defective,
we shall be satisfied. Wewi wager .'cheuy.sone, |"
as Dean Swift said that any impartial judge will decide
that grammar is better than the dramatic or lyrical
poetry Of either OF the editors Of the North American
the not very popular tragedy Of one Of the editors not er
copied from the ordeal.
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We observe by another official publication inhe Re,
publcaa, that Lieut. Col Beal, who, in the absence q
Col Warrington, was then the military commanaSn rsc -
commended the citizens TO carry into effect the measures
therein suggested. The following is copy OF his proc
amaiion or notification to the Inhabitants
the New Mexico having been requested tby reso
luton adopted IN mass meeting oil the American
lion or The Organization Of proper territorial ses ernent)
employ his authority and influence In the absence Of
hasten The ossnon Of permanent and eeien, sjv or
ganzation and being firmly persuaded that The hall
the due and equal administration Of JUSTICES that
the people have right make proper representation Of
and n way the mos, eiec,usl that they have just
claim to the aid of any authority Of the United States 70
that the Congress The United States should be put pos
session Of the best information, and in the authoritative
cssd: from highly respecabe and intelligent citizens, and
perhaps the only eecual means TO the wishes
In meetings follows, TO wits" land he proceeds 20
guage in the seventh, eighth, and ninth
ulon and also directs that the convention appoint dele.
cato Congress enforce s suggestions and tho early
action OF Congress in their behalf
B,svst, LII. Co, " s. Army. eon,maaaias."
In alludng to the above proceedings, the Republican
says tha differences OF opinion existed creating politi-
cal arguments and the subsequent formation of two dis
nct parties, each OF which, having its own fayorite
mel nominated their respective utleSdtes II
gives the returns from all the countless one precinct
(Dona Anna) yet to be heard from, as follows:
Co.nty Of Santa Re Manuel Alvarez, Captain w. z.
Anghey, DR.. u " Deron
Counfy of 7aosAntono lose Martin, Capt.C ST. yrain
Jose Martini Antonio Leroux
County Of Rio Ayriba Captain Chapman, Salvador Lu
zero, DIR. J.. Nangle
Cosnty Of Saa Aiigad del Bado --Manuel An Baca
Gregorio Vigil, Miguel Scna Romero.
Cowaty Of alHo.-Manuel Amijo, Ambrosio Ar
milo.
County Of Santa Anaa.--Tomas Baca, Miguel Montoya
Cosaty Of Hlirncia Judge Oero, Juan Jose Sanches
VIM. c. Skinner, Mariana Sylba.
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VIRGINIA WARRINGTON MOSUMEHT.

NOTICEThe taxpayers Of Washington hereby informed
~ that the Board Of Appeal sitting from
Asseors Room, wing ~ the basement Of the Hall, and
that their sifnrs viii the 10Th Instant feeling
themselves ssricved will make their appeal p
Al persons eligible coming election,
having been registered win report themselves prior
from the polls.
BY order Of the board;
Nov4 II. p. HARDNESS, 3. n. A.
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The board Of commissioners claims against Mexoo
convened in Washington Monday Hon. @. b. Smith
and Col Robert T. Paine in attendance The Re.
public says that quite number Of memorials were pre-.
sened for the action Of the board but consequences
the Absence Of the Hon. George Evans no business wa.
transacted.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-08

NEW and elegant silks, shasvls, sc.In addition
former stock we have just received from New York and a
dolphin full and complete assortment of the newest and fash
Is pieces ch changeabe SATIN de Chimes Of color
entirely shades
rs pieces styles figured Satin de Chimes
70 do rich Brocade Satin de Chimes Of very
poson, and not 20 be found elsewhere in the District
20 pieces rich figured Changeabie silks
10 do rich Irish Popns
do black Turc Sains
II do small checked silks, low priced
5 do heavy black Orr de Rhnes
- do colored Marcelincs Of every shade
20 do styles Cashmere d'Ecossc
10 sain Damask Panama
Is do styles Moasselnes de Laine
~ do Luptnh best French Merinos, every shade
IS DO hs colored and priced Moussslines dc Lame
10 do nch silk Nelye<, ef an eelors
Together many Materials
numerous mention In advertisement but which shall
In sHAWLs, &C, name
$50 1874 long sbaws Of entirely designs, and very
rs % Scotch square shawls
Is ls rich real Cashmere shawis, also very cheap
Is 30 real cashmere shawls
is IA Hungarian plaid scarfs
las, Sei Of whc, notice win be gvor received
Nov. 6-4wf p VI. HoOE CO.
VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
virtue Of an act Of Assembly, passed on the nd 81 February
hereby Offer premium hundred Tor plan
be approved BY them, accompanied with necessary
The rnonumen, viii be located Capitol square, In city
binsfon OF both, hundred dollars.
required BY the FIRST day Of December merit
WILLIAM ?. RrTcHrE,
GEoaGE W. MUNPORD,
WILLIAM maxwell,
JANIS N. WlCKHAM,
THOMAS +. GILES,
NATHL M. MARTIN,
Oct Slim Commissioners.
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The Cincinnati Inquirer in the article which We copied
yesterday confounds two correspondents Of the Louis
willie Courier together. We never confounded them
one Of correspondents supposes The error was
our friend Of the Cincinnati Inquirer, not in ourselves
The author Of American Is the clerk In the Bureau Of
Construction, and was the Louisville Courier says,
"a regular correspondent Of the Courier. months and
months before Gen. Tsylcrs administration cane into
power and lauery he has favored with only occasional
letters subject Of great moment to the West and he
but seldom alluded either directly or indirectly to pol.
cal matte" Bat ia this character he does not hesitate
TO contrast the liberal policy Of the presen, Secretary
about domestic hemp with she foolish and unpardona.
bic policy Introduced BY Secretary Mason"
O the other correspondent ashland" the Louisville
Courier Is pleased thus to speak:
For time past gentleman Of high talents. Who /,
time In Washington has been corresponding regularly for
the Courier over the signature Of shaad, and he 10
wh3 has excited the ire Of the Union which gives
its wrath by attacking "Ameriosn" 'Ashand has been
PERFORMING HIS duty boldly and aessy aud the minions
Of the late corrupt have WINGED aod WINGED
under his disclosures Of their misiceds and ascay The
linton has been pretty severely handled By him; aod
will be some ifne before u forgets VIM lloyd Casmbss
layne'. letter. copy Of which was furnished BY Ash.
land" ~ tH
to be found. Certainly not in his political letters, un.
less be unboundsd talen, for defamation His who'll.
correspondence proves his "hgh talents Tor that pur
pose-especally his endorsement, Of WIN. Byrd mot
Boyd Chaaabsrlsynes letter, every syllable Of which
sbo 1t ourselves s grossly false II s the pure invention
OF the man HIMSELF az we could establish by the most in
dubitable evidence The same talent OF defamation
BY "Ashlsnds gross aud unfounded attack
on the memory Of Jacob Medary. We have strong
pcion that know the Of the author Of
and il we should find suspicious confirmed. we will
hold him up, not in the refined language Of the editor Of
the Courier apiece Of shameless vilsny end nscaly'
but in the more classic phrase Of the poet we viii put
whip into the hand Of every honest man, to lash the
rascal naked through the world"
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rOALi COAL 1.-THE undersigned has anont, and
pected daily, his supply Of Anthracite Goals which he dis
posed sell reasonable taken from the vessel for casa
Also hand New YORK Philadelphia cacned plaster,
white sand, palnes, Carolina railing the best city burnt lime by
the b together with the kinds of lumber for building
disposed cash
credits, his Al limited
a
from hns Tucker, Alexandria.
Of the above, will please call and before hey buy
2-eolw& lsw6w M. PEARSON, Agent.
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LARoE LoAD.-Among the arrivals by the Chess.
peske and Ohio Canal Monday last was the boat Phr'
Ja~~sy Gibson from Hsrpers Ferry, with nine hundred
and eleven barrels OF -FOUR all OF which delivered In
perfect order in Georgetown. This undessand 10 the
largest boat load brought down the canal The boat
was built In this atty BY Capt W. Essby = f~teHigsm.
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IRISH EVENINGS
Birdseye Of Ens Green lsleA Glance
acer, History Fortune
and Msounes Of Anthony, his arrival In America.
At the oDEoS HALL, Friday Evening" November Isf9
Nny -
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THE aREArEsT STORE IN WASHINGTON

IVINrER FAsHTONs.-MRs. ANN sPEIR having received
her selections Of the latest Paris Millinery, will introduce them
on Tlursday November it,
Show rooms on street. between ON and ION. Oct 81
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THrRD volume Of Hidreth's History OF the United
II States.
coabs The Physiological and Moral Management Infancy,
co. Of parents.
Tots DAY received, br sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov Bookseller, near sh 81
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Engsh lady, time resident IN Paris srs
n competent the usual branches Of finished eduea
non, Including German snruse wishes situation
rensIcmans family No objection 70 the South
Address Q. W., Lower Post OGce, New York Ncv.6 -a
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Intel. and w. News.
GenrrnI Agency.


asw y.s 4. xs 'y e y os w s
he soIiset.a q ihsiI das. from he seysinmsn, {
Ths widows and children Of soldiers who died in Mexico ar'
Al esm., especially o. who Mexico, :,
through rny ne s.p,%sn ,Ds utmost Despatch ne "a,
se Adutan GeneraI once his scaaanasce with Inc depart
gsn and = e :. w great facilities in the speedy
Gs r,pscay member. NE las, co.re.. nom
n ZONES, washinson city.
az sords me great pleasure % recommend Major Lewis q
gentleman well qualihed 20 attend TO The above business
Aug o%s@ ' V ''' '''''" y - ''' ''"' '' g. I.Ews
lnARLINGTOSs MEmORIALs-Momona. Of John Bar
a% s% % y JUN q s
Now Rookselsrs, near OH q.
NEW BooKs.-Third Of Hndrens History Uai-
glmg.es % Spain, by 8. 7. Wallis.
The prs@ehea AsamemnOn Of Escyias translated By
Retr.ch'. Iiu.uadons Shakespeare, part. and TO-
1So s S,g EnsyGop ns p ps mic, o
T Ss FSaIc I grss sa g .Sys ], pss % cents
Nova FRANCK TAYLOR
GOSHEN and Glade Butter. sSc.--Jua received
- kegs md tubs Of superior Goshen Butter
~ kegs prime Glade Butter from Somerset county, Pennsyya
a borc. English dairy and pineapple Cheese
"a bills superior white wheat family Flour -
M DO sss ,operns m s. Mcdowell and Newcomef
~ bags n"'' Da'a"h'' f GEO. ri T is's PARKER CO.
Nov o-st Opposite Browns Hotel
THE aREATEsT STORE IN wAsHIseTos.-
sortment ~ rentsmans under garments. as ~ "''' -
slk, menno, and an-wool under shirts
SIN meno cotton drawers, Of price, qnal,
Also magnificent Of style sk crayais, Of
particularly recommend all who desire perfect hns shin
o.. stock hand made Of best material superior
We take orders @ make any style
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Carnsi's saloon.


Tor RENT. and possession given Immediately, that
large convenient and finely located boarding
corner OF 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
For terms, &C. apply on the premises, to
Oct ll-Saw2wThssf&Tu ANNE r. DERMOTT.
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These accounts in full have been much delayed
in reaching us-not having arrived until yester.
dey-although the Niagara reached New York on
the 18th, and Halifax on the 18th.
There is good deal of interest in them, especial
ly in relation TO the Turkish controversy with Rus.
STA. We have placed on our first page some ex-
tracts showing the progress and state Of the affair
at the dats Of the EiagaTa'a sailing. The tele-
graphic accounts BY the Europa since, do not show
any material change, further than that they con.
tirm the decided intervention Of England and
France in support of the position of the Sultan.
The Emperor, it seems, has claim, under an old
treaty, to demand the surrender or expulsion from
the territory of the Sultan of his subjects who
may have committed capital crime, or been guilty
of rebeon or treason. But it is the opinion of the
ablest advisers of the Porte that the treaty. does
not comprehend this case. These Hungarians are
not subjects of Russia, but of Austria, and
Russia has no right them. Besides, the Porte,
under the treaty, would have the option of expel.
ling them, instead Of surrendering them, and very
easy way Of doing so would be to put them on
board of some American vessel, and send them
over here, where the Emperor Nicholas would
lind his arm too short to reach them.
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D5- An article Of much length and uneommon
ability lately appeared in the New York Evening
Post and the Journal of Commerce, reviewing The
Poussin correspondence, and deciding against Mr.
Clayton on every point. A correspondent Of the
New York Tribune charged that the article was
written for hire, and that the Secretary of State
had received satisfactory evidence that it had been
paid for by M. Poussin. The writer of the article
mas addressed an indignant letter to the editor Of
the Irbune' IN relation to this statement, and the
edtof states that he is made aware that there is no
iouhaaon IN truth for the statement that the article
IN question was in any way hired paid for or prom
ised' oy M Poussn, or his friends for him or that
eiher OF the papers received pay for publishing it,
II Is NOT stated who is the writer, but we infer from
the expressions of the Tribune that he ia recognized
as man of standing and character.
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TENNEssEE.-Parties in the Tennessee Legisla.
ture are exactly equal The democrats have three
majority in one house-the wings have three ma.
jority in the other-on joint ballot there is a tie
Hence, when they go into convention for elections
there is a dead lock, and nobody is elected They
tried to elect Judge on the 18th, but gave it up
after four ballotings, tie and tie all the time.
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THE PosT-OFFICE SwINDLER.-The New AL.
bany Qndiana) Ledger states that Robinson, the
young man who has been swindling postmasters in
various parts of the country by passing himself off
as nephew of Major Hobbie, thus getting at their
purses, and who was detected short time since
by the postmaster at Evansville, has been tried,
found guilty, and sentenced to the penitentiary for
two years lie arrived at Jacksonville on the
l5Ih, snd Without delay commenced be laboR "
behalf o. lhs Ekk 81 lBaiahs
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ACCIDENT TO THE NIAGARA.-This steamship
met with serious accident after leaving HalifaT
Tor New York. She experienced severe eaIe
from the northwest, during which she lost cut.
water and received other damage. On the 18th.
when "a hours out from Halifax, the side lever
attached to the larboard engine broke directly in
the centre, which rendered it useless. One of the
engineers being at his post stopped the other en-.
gne as soon as pOssbe but before it could be stop
ped the piston rod and side rods of the air pump
We're bent or broken, and damaged the cylinder
head. In fact, the engine was pretty well used
up and will take at least month to repair it. As
soon as the wreck of the engine was cleared away.
sne snip was got under weigh and proceeded to
New York. There was a flaw discovered in the
side lever; but whether it was caused bv the
shock when the figure-head was carried away, or
not, is not known.
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ONO RIvER.-At Pittsburg. Oct. 18th, there
were feet inches water in the channel at noon.
At dark the river was unchanged. The weather
was warm and business brisk. :. AT Cincinnati, on
the 18th, the river had fallen inches The
weather was fine. AT Louisville, in the "a hours
preceding the evening of the Goth, the river had
fallen inches, leaving 81 feet water in the canal
The Weather continued clear