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u,yfpoNs HorELs ST. JAMS sTREEr, LosDvss-
n Tep.ap sequsipt fsniiies snd ern,i~r,~n
vfs,rs isacs. fst thsy viii ind ths Hotel rsrtienisry
slirbs ss aseeuns ~ !. Vicinity 70 We rssss sns ~
par, 81 the tew srst rate Ceoh attaehed " tss es
s.Sr,-ku srA the cellar urpesely ehoics and s~.r
doe wki~h esnduee ccnvenscr~s
ssd comfort -ish sssdirgly moderate ehsrgss fns nsh
sspressss families Of srst stirstson. sesh
Bsrh add eneerrsse the hop the. ~. s.ms p.rc.
stin be sssndse to g. " n. F~rtop has adde<
vssss hesei W hs sssahlin> msst No "a fesh Place
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THERE Is A PINE saIP on Leo T0Ss 1UaraEN
to be cal ed the TIrOk DEKOGA, pow building o. the
Psr,nv. Pstsrsos ana stack wtln.eursh
which will launched in few she Is for he,srs
Co., psrshsn.s q hi. atty ard sas been bss
whom she will no This ship 10 huiit Of the he
the country snord snt ened the sub
np-r she 70 naval
may with safety place her on par with ANY vessel
extant |.H
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POi.Ir ICAL

CixTEENTu wARp-rus DsHocRArIc RsPURLI-
y eiector Of the sixteenth Ward in Of union
Of the party invited attend meeting OF the
Cheires Manor Of 9,h
anu 18th street Wednesday, the llth ins At o'clock
BY order Of the United Dem. Rep. Associstiop,
WM. q. VAN ALLEN Chairman.
yc. YysssNs, ls..r.,.r..
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NV MEDICAL pooxs-A courLsJE pa,crll

NEw MEDICAL BOOxs-A CONFLICTS PRACTICAL
IN stri aud u prvsts dirss--s
stiiettfes and al htdred Affections II TIE
Husuated By number 81 hea.tifay e.iarsi estea
Jane ss hfs. Ry Hen-r Bestv isk, a. tarss qu
70 "a edition. rres $40 Exirs<t from tire b~tcs
k,efes' ard srsssl 'eurnai " Ia may be sst. feaesy
% eqsal 70 kso'dser Actone -crs sss fsay "
sisss and t srperr 70 snyshns 81 the siss pus-
-ifts IN IA sonhiry. Prss $40. A,sher ~ vsrs
ssmssl yms-'ers Isspesssy, he. esrssd W t~p-ores
b,ii'e rerrh Edion pste Free 81 Far saie a. sAs
rutefus, s,rinserh Te~nsss ~ BrssS~sy sss w .he
rHbk ssknsD wVssrs faivATt NhDi, al ,vs-
panies, ~ Dr. A. xsnroean Frofesrr 81 D,s~ne~s ~
Nousa. S,tb eTi'i.r tsmc.. ~ 40 Fvier a. 5000
fserr.f -vserr; q rhyass ssa n-n,.i .rsss n.-y
mtt been spared th-u-~n3 s pocv v.ud
isyed ecmrc'erse thessards brch.n In hssh s-ad
have enjoyed IT. hrndrets ssw IN their s aiv
~ timely Possession cf this vork.
IL 10 intend especially for the mared, shcss
plating marriage - N dse'cs-. -hieh
shccid he tn,vr " then psvtieui,sy.
70 N"se vhess team does rsrDft Of % scsas sf NJ
Her-, s-o. Every r.nsle,hr vff. IRE mother ne
either tnetng INTO vosrkoed the " the 3eclius ~
ycsr w ~hc,n MATINEE -cerrsts ~ tnpcrssnt ehsat-
eovr the causes rscs snd the meet sHei@rt
rsdis srs r.t ssrsar node efsnfs IN s'sry risss
nss,v s.r.rs r.. ii,,is c.. AissnS. Y. n o.r,s'
Bcsses " N Pster-on 90 Chesssr, s.rrst phstelph3.
wulsse TayNy 60, BALTIMORE; ,. D. nspsss~f. Nc~ o.
1eass; =. u. Cubhedse, savsspsh.. $500.
On The r-c.iys 81 g. cory ~ul Ne tvas--swss ~ natl
t~e ~ posAm 10 II the Cnissd st,es Al ls,crs
rut sSHv~eA, rcss rsia, " D.. n. nsyrcfas. Bes
AssA kss len ats. o. N hhau sssa
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LtbHT.
4 0sT.-YEsrERDAl, rnk iorH Inst, IN GOISG
from Leonard street 70 tho abbey Hotel Broe With
The ensrsved inside liberal reward viii be
gvsno the ssr by Applying 81 Ne " Leonard street, 70
~. Hrcsllster
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CrtAnrnox NEw yoRK 10 raE prsuuDa.. wesr

ada ff,ndst 81 Go uub'a sohils tes Ofssc-.
vers trur srd tsurieeThs Bfitth Roy a-i Steamship
"yrsat wessrn," tferpoly -el tpo-a on the Lv,rpel
leave her ssehorss. ~ the Hssry pr.es-y A. noon ON
l3ih
New York heir ras1aHe tnrcurb
Of the undsrmenticued Places ether Steamship Of she
same the wesiern ~ all ponts vhss
the rcnfer except In the ease ~ pss-osers Tor Ia
oueyra and tsAeIle whosre tsrrsd So Tho
ma IN sailing vessel. Appiicaon tor passage Ne
psds ~ the ascnts nsssrr ssitlsGe fhylrs 30 u Stone
street, Nee York snd btrm wi ne sllttf aeeoI..ag n
e iory 81 such app cation; but The rssesss srU
pAd on board N sstsrsins In gle ~ silver eoin-sms
rtsb eagles halves ard End si rgund silver DOL
srs tens resi,sd o. par doueleers q. s5 ~ srd ave.
rsnh " 40 The pisces Visited the fsr-- "a e,eh ss<
s,npewd puu'r ssys 10 ne vsysc from New fest
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;s os; r ssk.ss,.. sssrs,ari'.

soHN hckpSrs.t
STATE OF NEW roRk.-sEcRErAsrs oFrIcK,
county Of No. Ye,ksi, Ne.ss y hereby given, ,hs. ..
spsosssins ,1s ars q November nest the
Judge Of tho Court Appeals in the place Of Rrssborn
e. S.s ss q csis ss Morgan
state Treasurer. in The place o. Ai,nh hust. -,
STATE EAsAesr and Surveyor In Me place Of chAes b.
Canal smnssion,r In ". p,se. efysIsos Beseh ana
inspector Of ssse Prisons In the place Of fssae n.
All Of service viii ssplr. tn. iass dsy Of
Justice q the surr-ps corr, tr -. First Iuicni
District In place Of samuel Jones' whose Of service
will espir, on the last day q December nest
senator tor the Third senate District In the place
Abe .s,ssor fer III. rouh ssna,. District, in the place
isa senator Tor rifh Senate District in III. place
Also. senator the srsh Senate Dssss 4. the place
~hoss terms o. service win srrirs last day Of
ais. " .lee.sd fer The ssd city
Jnstsef the cour, Of con.on Flee. in the pias' Of
juds. supreme Court the place Of Aarsn Van
sixteen N,ute-s Of A..mhiy.
sheriff 10 place o. John ,. ": wesservsi;.
Cry sAd County Clerk IL The place of JAMES ooAnef'
a Coroner. in III. riss. o. WIN. A. wal..-c
All -L.se terms 81 service viii expire The ast dsJ d
Trh. J.,,er. .hrosshou, the state aiso vote Tor ~
ssar.t the adoption N. .p.d An Act es,ss.s.s
'''' SCHOOL, 'A'''sA's' Vi Ssnsiisfo}Iss sossss
Secretary Of esass
ssrsrvv'. orrrcs,
Nsv York. Juy n, 1870
.ay u STATE and ne sauirs~ss Of the ''.'u' ia such
''' -' Joas j. " wssrgRvsLr. sssris
an ", ,,ss Il IN -. ssssy I'D S-ss.s n:
.h.r ~, ~ sd,sr,,In. IS, ..m' NAY = .ia
s.,' E.rI 70. n s..,a. css NJ. ars.
Psss iso.
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sIspsssssNss.


cARD-sTEAYER TINNs ssEE FOR SAVANNAH.
"A "A repert tsrif been pat In erouis ion Tint this ship
u fpl % reipb. ppoFs inforn.o that the report IL
fa,s, and mu, have Jsn done BY uafdeudiy rar Thy
rectuiy advised 10 pay attention 10 sneh repors
Tn. hip viii receive e'git until oeek this DAY. aad sail
h. rrecseiy Superior accommodations Tor Ptssengcrs,
and asrsho routs fr thoss going ne,ond s'uth Cro
R,,r orio sAa'I. J.. aifCHILI' 10, rrost street.
LvR HAVANA. nav OsLDsNs AND cuAGREs.-
Mail SITES mship OioThe United sts'es Mail steamship
tvnpsny s,li oerrash the aud spacious STEAMSHIP
Ohie On Ilsrsaa,. sept: 1th. q. o'clock r. NJ, frsm
nsrt Il lestenaht J. y schenoh q. - Navy The Ohie
will sohvsy the government MALE end " the
Pasito Ct hmsrs from Panama 70 CaiifgFnin ms
strength sad power 81 the Ohis far beyond those
surtrior double ensirw Of lou hors r.-sr Pa-ssn-
By this steamer have an q M and srsod,
not 70 ts fst 81 any ", stesn.r runnisr wth snts
engine The srnpgtrent- for the cfort snd enny-ncars
Of tbe rassenyrs hs liberal ,eaisin h-r
eious saloons aud we'll Ventilated cabins snc state
Btnrcyp sarts op rss.aar 10 cssests:-
ftsfe Noon ~ rth AFTER sacyut. sun each
STATE Rom hsrth. forward ssloon.. ~
etsersse berth. fand Ia b~ss sni separate
ssss baggage siic.,i rr.s., 90 ,;n. per sso, cas-
prss pssselss ~ be iransrrsd 81 New orleans " the
vsiikr~~r so-te engine stramsslP Pscon. Lieut. 1srt-
stsne. " ~ commander ard esed direct 20 N xrcs.
bsrpsor rssssss roTsw Ohfpsss w Havsy.
state 40, IN terh after tscnn 70 New Od,ats SO each
si.,. loon i,r,h. .n,r % T. uivsns........ -
state toom berth f.rvard Do 20. ...... %
fresht New Orleans per foot All ,icss
fer Dust be the ma ~ he COMPANY
%. ROBERTS. us West street
The ohio yin iesvs New York Lshestvcys. in oes-
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Male ante, half female ssrvant tvc-thrds
ehsrss rbsr three free above three and nv ssht
fcurh above eight ssd under twelve eneh halt and
soes sbe~ehsh Of the full farce. fs-serrers sesn
en- hoard 81 lssss Assr before she appointed
tine sflesvsg
EoR sAvANNAB-r g. NAIL LIHss-EvERrvgp-
= s"asy 40 c.elcss. nsr per 70; SNxtt,,Ts
Ths THrNGssgE. Cspt Cels wednssdsl, l2th sert Ihs
CBreOxrG, Capt Lysr, Wednesday. feth sspt,k~ Ter
wv g. L xrrcurLLs ie4 rrs..-
PsenRsys for Florida Mobile and New Oviesns ell md
the vie savsnrsh aesrase one hf speed ana
esmfor..
EOR CALIgoRNIs-r0 sAIL ON rBs Srr-rBn
tse ship RuseBi ~ lcsdng ~ rssvtss ~ vessvy
str~A fhs kassecvf fs~sshs Be bad on snessss
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SALES BY AUCTIu0

NV JACOB =. rLArr-L q. CARRINorON, AUC-
- tonssr--Hsrd~ are, Cutlsyy Penney Goods se-J.cob
g. llatt will cell tits day. the Aaction Room, ~ Pat
street ting Of kntss and rosks ivory 90 IN Il
rtess b tards Peek sbd pensriy snd Sciors ~ all
decfiptens 10 cor hhens kaivos; ~ ttsoe. french
Patent urfsin iofs rich article ~ dor. w Hs-hs .eft
uidns rors ~ steel heard Irvipg frsps 0
sharp is'veets keeds- 10 dos Gee: steel
1ater Fii.s inU iron tbstes a. Thread gs-
eItchecn Hrr-ss Spoors. on shcvtls HAND Mood sni
Rset save, Bsmnsr Sssel srds slstes snuG Bose Purses
lvotv psficeks cupboard a. Th ssa thxih tsnss
he Alec. seld fsn ssd Psrei Cases ~ Dor Cnins esi
hard ke, 70 Which the s,,ss,cs Of parehaser' si-
rtctsd.
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ugNRy y WILLARD, AUCnoHEEs.-1ATsLosv aus
~ ssls ~ Hsee~oed ana Nshesssy Turr,sors ks-Wh-
l-a hrnt viii sell OF spsien on wtdagedsy sept fth
~ vsoet ~ their ssivs Room. No lei silisn ssrssl
rear err without svre u Roe, vco
sna hshcsssy rsvitsrs hs Cssslssss. ~ nsrssss o.
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IA RALPH, AUTHOR or rHr "PRicrfchL pRi

.1trs or ,ss $500 s.,. 49,. PAL
~. A. ~. 6to =. r., tsundsy. exeep..d1 Thoss vAs
apply N the sarly bc snrpr s-d N. rapsiy
nnd little heir IL ehi hy
kyrs,s thcse Who have suf.'cd from slAs
pie whc rrory srrsteise his services 10 .;reors
from neiUel i.e adganced ard
Ia ttssts tfroo ani r-,y ssnsre
rrt.e hs can eEord rapid ~.d radical shsh
he has grounds f.r stains II ebtsnsd from s,hsr
s"rrce IN fmoTts-
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TsIs EykEINc,-w. uoLsRooKss INVOICE OF A
- wrSnihctht sslleeton 81 modern knash and rr~seh
hEs,isss sns Lhispaps, plain ssd eer.d, sisssa N
haned rrd IN sheets s open for h< rshbition snl
vii ssd W Arc,ios TVS sssuing. the f2sh
' .,t ,..% y. s;s.sss, 'i ss. S.i Z; ri CO s.'
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DYIEwIs sn6oRTrNoRE sTORs, ~ CHATHAM sT~-
Isvnbrc Yrs sale this dsy edne.iayj sept i7th. ..
~ o'clock large collection q unredecned Pledges via
soyns sts-ls sears Quilts snd Bsafe~. W order o. A.
GOODMAN. 81 Centre street.
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nAJvuNsvn, 10 DsnrE srRExT so wEIL SHOWN
~ IN Me treatment % deiieatc disessesThe Doctors
gu,sen for skill In thcre an c1rei that
fnr years 10 preemleert Constitutional weakness. bross
luf
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ny JACOB 8. PLArT-L. n. DARLINGTON ARC.
~ tonser -troct,rv, China Glass ard Gsrtncn
morrow, ursdsy 18th ut ten scsek in the large Sales
Auction roor lcts ruit country Dealers
city ,etslsr we'll 90 othsrs 81 io9
a. ~ed tu> ksts sisc tight bine ~hi,s Fran
cirp.c edged to sse,o lets tises ware, consisting 81
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nR CoNvFRS' ISvfCO1ATfSG CORDIAL. rae
~ remedy for seminal weakness and nocturnsl cm
,ions ,sxfn and incrrcianF the for business
Those sad disorders of body and mind caused
~ improper habits 20 youth are speedily cured ~ th po
lent remedy Young you have injured senl al
orr no y,ur social happiness write for few
bottles Dr. ,onyoB cordial may be sire u rsef
flee No ~ Third A,enns between iOh and lIth street,
No ar1s Tor advice 10 those wi purchase the Crd %
bottle; Lotss for s. ~ eousinsn mercury de-
Ie eous drug injr,. expose us person. ". BIN
advice married and single accompany each
bottls ,zfcly forwarded go part Of the country
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oPEClAL NsyraC Gs.

COL ARrNERSBIP HERETOFORE
IN existing the firm of Parsons Co., Satp Wryhss
dissolved III. I'LL inst The business will hereafter
be conducted by John Psrsens. - = -.
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w ANTED-A siTUATIOS AS CosCus An nv
rrrs'sNs vhs perfectly ssdsss.sras Ms h~sncrs
.rs can sivs ,Ae tess ~ y resrens~ Addsess y, Ne
~ cfant street
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MIsCELLANEOES


p|O s7l Broadway, on Tuesday, iith inst Coll En-
lis lever Watch English cese double bottom hurled edge
1S5. Apply at No. 81 Broadway. or No. - 2owery.
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nAsrLE GARnEN-LAsr Wick or TuE srMxER

ri
~ Fetes which puing to b. literally patronizsd
uessssfui i'll be Win
tcss each eveni' the present wses the ain
will consist Of grand Instrumspt Concert by the
efficient Band If this establishment led by the talented
Herr Herwiz conss, 81 0vertures. Wslles Gaops
ponrrs and Solos Trumpet by Herr Ahner Iunedi
ately after Concert will be given Sumer BALL. in which
The privilege Of enI In the various coohs
Potas wa'tres, kc 20 the musie Of capital bah hand
GEM
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eeutic onctionary 81 Duane street. New YORK The
trade others to call Mt ther est
bill where will be found eompets sad iars As-ort.
and smooth Sugar pums, Cream Candidsd
and Bo, hons somaehe ana Sweet Pastss .ueh
Drops Jujube Drops Ladies Cresm Drops Cor iia
Tonic and Poctors Drops Cold Preventing Drops and
highly useful article for colds. hc ne Recommended by
doctors in New York. AZ the lowest
msrhst prices and Of the hest quality.
N. STRUELENS CO, 81 DuAne street.
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FOn SALE AND TO LET.

1Sn DAwersS CLAkEr BOTTLES, 500 BASKETS
tOU Olivs OIL. 10 c.@ks Cream Tartar lll basssts
O. smpsgns vine. for ssie BY BOYD uiNCktN, ~ Wall
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(NALiYoRNIhl-Jusr PUBLIsagD-pRrcErs CENTS
~ The spsni Teacher and CoIioguif Phrase Book.
esy and agreeable method Of acquiring speaking knowedg.
Of The snsh language by Francis butler. teacher and
slater II Ian, 25 Water street, " " CsfDrnisns
the trade supplied the most advantageous terms
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n RIolNaL nUSIC-S BUNDREO VOCAL SONI-
supyosed to be the descendants Of the Original
the Canary lards Some beautiful specimens Of
best stoch of the long breed Canary for sale
70 Ca street, Rivington
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T AIDS WIGS AND TOUPEES-JUsTICE TO ALL
IL 1t is we'll established fact that his
to enersd for natural appearance dura-
bty and eheapDt and his stock is the largest che
ctv gentlemen will do well to call aad examine for them
selves previous 70 purchasing Copy the aitrs.s-
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-11


WEALTH OF CALIFoRNIA-Mr. Parrott
has exhibited to the editors of the N. Y.
Tribune number of neurological speci-
mems from California and Mexico. In
addition to samples of gold from the wet
and dry diggins, he brought piece of
coal from the surface of the bed Just dis
covered on the coast between Monterey
and San Luis Oblspo. Its OF bituminous
character and is found in great abundance.
1t was tried in a blast furnace on board
the Ohio, and proved to be of very good
quality. We, say they, also had sight
of genuine ruby, picked up in the
diggins. 1t is the finest one found, Of a
pale crimson color, and about the size of
pea cut in half. lie also brought speci-
mems of cinnabar, the ore of quicksilver,
containing so per cert, of the metal, and
some very fine specimens of silver ore
from 30 to rs per cent. Some OF these
were imbedded in prisnatic feldspar in
crystals of an amethyst tint. Among
other curiosities an ear Of corn from the
Sierra Nevada, 5000 feet above the sea.
1t was about four inches long, but the
grains were upward of an inch in length.
This corn is said to yield remarkable
crops, and its cultivation III this country
is worth trial.-N 0. Picayune.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-11

ST.. PAUL, MINNEsoTA.-We learn from
gentleman, just down from st. Paul,
that this place is the theatre of almost as
much excitement as San Francisco, Cali
fornia. The emigration to that place and
the surrounding country is immense
Hundreds are pouring in from all parts
daily. Everything in the shape of a
house is filled to overfowing, and large
numbers are encamped in tents for want
of houseroom. He says that money is
very plenty, and prices of lots and other
property high. A large amount of Eng
lish emigration has come in this spring,
bringing with them plenty of funds
Minnesota bids fair to have speedy
settlement, and most rapid improvement.
Our friend was highly delighted with the
beautiful appearance of the country.
Keoku% Register, June 7.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-11
BLACK AND WHITE FANATICIsM-DoUG-

BLACK AND WHITE FANATICIsM-DoUG-
LASS ON THE DEATH OF GEN. WORTH
The speeches at the meetings of the New
England Anti-slavery Society. at Boston,
last week, were of the usual extravagant
and violent character of the Garrison and
Wendell Philips school. On Thursday
the following took place:
S. S. Foster had good deal more to
say against the American chnrch and
clergy, whom he characterised as the
most immoral body in the universe. He
charged them as being guilty Of the high
est crimes ever committed by mortal
man, and said he could prove it. His
argument was based upon the Indifference
of the church on the subject of American
slavery, which he said was the sum OF
human villainies.
The meeting (says the Traveler) was
passing. off in quiet manner, very pleas
ing by the contrast it presented to the
stormy session of the afternoon, and Doug
lass was about concluding his speech
when voice from the crowd asked,
show about General Worth!' and in
moment that audience became most tur-
bulently agitated. Douglass, as his voice
could be heard, replied that he supposed
the remarks had referred to some remarks
which city paper had reported him to
have said against the late Gen. Worth
He would reiterate what he was charg-
ed with saying. When Major General
Worth died, there was zone legalized
murderer gone from ambng US, and he
would add that he should have no tears
to shed if the news should come to-
morrow, that every prompter of an un-
holy war, and every oppressor of his fel-
low, had been taken from the earth; and,
Unidentified as he was with his brethren
who are in bondage at the South, he
would welcome the Intelligence, that an
insurrection had broken out among them,
spreading death and devastation through
the land, if by such means their liberty
could be obtained. Great sensation)
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-11

BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.-The late emf
nent Judge, Sir Allan Parke, once said
at a public meeting in London: awe
live in the midst of blessings till we are
utterly insensible of their greatness and
of the source from which they flow. We
speak of our civilization, our arts, our
freedom, our laws. and forget entirely
how large share is due to Christianity.
Blot Christianity out of mans history,
and what would his laws have been.
what his civilization? Christianity is
mixed up with our very being and our
very life; there is not familiar object
around us which does not wear diff
ferent aspect because the light of Christian
love is upon it; not law which does not
owe its truth and greatness to Christian
lty; not custom which cannot be traced
IN all its holy and beautiful parts to the
gospel"
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-11

GOLD HILL.-We have been furnished
with some interesting particulars about
the mine at Gold Hill, in Rowan county,
North Carolina.) 1t is said to have
been discovered some fifteen or twenty
years ago, but that no gold Of large amount
was obtained until within the last five
years, since which time it is calculated
that $360,000 per annum has been OBJ
tanned. Three engines are in operation,
which cost $4,000 and two others are
being erected. Eight different mining
companies are working the mines at Gold
Hill, and large amount of capital is in
vested, estimated at 100000.
NealS Gazette.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-11
The PopE.-Our readers will remembe

The PoPE.-Our readers will remember
that it was reported that the Pope, on
hearing that blood must be shed in order
to reinstate him at Rome, declared that
he would not purchase his restoration at
such cost. The New York Freemans
Journal, Roman Catholic paper, copies
from the London Tablet. a Roman
Catholic journal of considerable authority,
an article ridiculing any such sentiment
as uttered by the Pope, and declaring
that it has ''o6fca0I authority, for giving
the most decisive contradiction to this
fragrant romance.-Richmond Whsg.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-11

TERRIBLE SToRM-PARTIAL WD,.
OF THE STEAMER MEMPHIs-LIvrs fa'A
Last Friday night, as we mentioned va
terday, terrible storm ragged along ~
route of the Ohio river, extending f,a|
Louisville TO seventy-five miles below ~
mouth of the Ohio. In this neighbours;
the damage was triiing. Nearer n
mouth of the Ohio, at Metropolis, it w..
more severe, and the chimneys of ~
Peytona were blown overheard, and Som
two or three boats loaded with coal :
tow of the Belle of Nashville, and :.
many in tow of the Superb, Were sunt
Along the Mississippi river, near Ner
Madrid, about seventy miles below II,
mouth of the Ohio it blew perfect bp,
ricane. The steamer Memphis, Captan
Mann, encountered the gale. Her upps
works were rent asunder as if riven by,
sudden explosion of gunpowder; the pilr
house, "texas," roof, and doors of the en-
tire cabin, together with the chimney,
bell, and every movable thing, includh,
fourteen or fifteen hannah beings we5
swept overheard in an instant-leavu,
the boat almost wreck, and causing tn
death of fourteen or fifteen persons. TbA
storm was of short duration, and the car.
tain was endeavoring to land the boat =,
it broke upon her. He was on the uppe,
deck and was blown off, fortunately aligb.
ing on the forecastle of the boat, and be-
ing but little hurt.
Every one in the "texas," or Officer
rooms, were blown overheard ana
drowned, with the solitary exception n
the carpenter, who, though much hur
was saved. The pilots, Messrs. Morton
Boyd and Johnson; the barkeeper, NJ
WlLc01, two cabin boys, together with
some seven or eight others, including pa.
sengers, and whose name we did not,
learn, were all lost. All the books and
papers in the clerks office were also lost
came manageable, the survivors made
every effort to recover those who had been
swept into the river, but none could be
found. There were several ladies On
board, none of them were lost, although
the roof of their cabin was blown entreh
off.
The Memphis is staunch new boat
and was built at Cincinnati for the trade
between that port and Memphis. She
passed here on her way to Cincinnati yes.
terday afternoon. The pilots wheel was
erected on the boiler deck, and with her
stumps of chimneys and shattered sides
with no roof, she looked like dismanted
ship hauling off from an engagement.
MIR. Beckwith, the carpenter of the
boat, who was saved, was picked up in
the river two miles below the scene ofthe
occurrence. He was floating on pot
ton of the wreck. He resides in Louis
vile, and when the boat arrived stopped
here. He thinks the number of persons
lost does not exceed twelve, eight ofwhom
belonged to the boat, aud the four Others
were passengers. In addition to those
already mentioned, the pastry cook was
lost, and one of the deck hands killed by
one of the chimneys falling on him.
LonaSUiI/e Courier.