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Or. Vetbter's
Sun9en- re1erpatip,
Drris 50 Cent Die E(afete,

prcis so Gent bic Slafet,
ST cine 1chr i6astare 3utereituna, entbef
onreb elnen reselmdbi9en unD beribmteu orut
Ieben Ar5t, Der lte lbsr fhnfsis Sabre in le,
ner eissnsn praris in Deutfblanb sebraueb
bate, IN rpelttem qanbe Ge tpabrcnb jens
Set duserit ausseccbnt tsnnst ,purps, ,bei5
ten grtdltunaPn, Satarbfeber, gnatrhi;is
Felt Eeutbbuitcn, Seiten uGo Glfenihmer
gen, Slutipelen, ieperIrt Srult' unp qunse
beidwerprn, unb in 6eiilun9 Der bsrannate
oen Aus3ebruns. Sisles fam ais Sob Dc
ob,9en Wlepi5tn 9eIaet weroen, aber bic Sci
tnn9sbsfaitmahnnsen fno ~ fcf(pielta oa
gu; jeeer befriepisenbe Semeis in ceiTenBir
tunsen fplrb IN elnem OerIuhe oamit aefun
ben rpsroen fcrpie auh jabIreitbs empfsbluu
gen be Anwellun9eSettsl slsiteno. uebe
1000 Slalhen ltnp allein in pbilaoelpbi
,pdbreno oem lesten Winter perfauft mcreen
zen nber5enseuocr Seweis bon belTenSlusba,I
Felt. font rparoe cine 70 srp6e Quantitat nj
Derfauft worben fein.
go pirtlam 1T Die Meoiain aeipefcn il
Selluns ber berIhiebenen Srantbeiten fiji
rpelbe ite empfcblen 1T, pa6 lte alien anoert|
Subereitunsen Don SarIapariIa, Yanaeead
&c. fhnea soranssbt.
Siele 3eusnilis flnb bon 3eit III 3eit erbalI
ten nnb befannt 9smatbt worosn, aber ret
SfoItenanpano bon 3eitunasbefanntmabun!
gen oerbistet persn Olittbsiluns bier. Old
>eitbt9ldnbisen t6nnen leidt iter,euat per{
ben BON Der Slhslitbtsit biefer O1eoi,in ,penrt
fe anrnten an eeiop's &ejuncbeits gmpori4
um Sto. i9l, Slcro 9te Stra6e, nnterbalt|
Der SlnsitraBe, gum Shlo oes "ao(nener
Slolsrs nno Sdlanasn," 100 3enani1e un&
Statwelfnnasnisn bunosrten BON Sdiien bed
mertnhroisiten Sursn purd oi1e W1epiainl
bcrae5eirt peroen fSnnsn.
NeaSing, SuIi |. IS45,
,p"O,sfe mepi3n 1T su Dem cbem anssae
benen spre'ie IN oiefer 0snfsrei an taben.
Sebtnar 6. 1s49. bb.
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. 0 II II 4 y q ll's

Nbenteuer in Wertto,
lpahrsno itetcnmonatliebsr @efansenIbaft.
enfbalteno cine ersablnns, mie Der Dsrfals
ter ourib eanalee Susrilas8anoe sefanaen
aencmlnell, nab SallaDollo traneportlrt uno
IN Ole Stlaperei perfauft porpen nebtt pie.
len romantliben 4tenteuern, lno elmer Se.
ifbreltun9 pcs aanpes, Bopene, Rlimas uno
Der sprcrufte; cer 5ilfsquellen, Slaturpun,
osr' Alfsrt1nmer. pes Scltes nmo ieiner @it>
ten l'no Setrautbs cer gities, 6taote, 6as
eleneas nno 6anboe; Der Sampfplase, &c.
Seoruft unb 5n babsn bei s. 6apreebt,
"eelit Der 3sit" Orufsrei, in 8uetaun.
Getenfalls su baten in oieIer Orufcrsi.
preis 81 Gents. Qua. 90.
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Spbn 9. SfiebarDs.

hebtsannalt attorney at Law uno prcfd
au'rsnosr 4nmalt fir SsrfS @auntp, bat fsd
ne ants'tute psrls9t nab Dem loauls in m"si
nsm l1b fra9sr Die Serfs Gaunty SanI
bstane' in Der psnnifrass, swiibsn Der s. uni
6fsn, no sr bsrsit 1T aas in itin Sab asbSren
@ es 9slbdfts IN ben psrlbisoenen @ourtsn pej
Ssrfs sauntp 3u bsforaen.
Gsaein9, Hcpsmbsr %. 3SH
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ssSutaa 9Serfdptf.

A9y1A Der llntsribrsbsns bistst eine An>
::::aS aSabl Wrbnbduier pon psribisbsnsn
GssssA Sr6ssm unc in psrlbispsn Sbsilsn
Der Staot &saon9 9sls9en,uno sbenfo cine 4ns
SAB! Saulctten, in psribjsosRn sbeilsn Der
Staot Su fsbr nispri9sn prsiisn uno untsr ras
tenabsn Ssoln9un9sm gum pripat 8erfauf an.
Sur eas Hdbsrs wenoe man 1ib an
philip 5ieber.
&saein9, 9scsmbsr IL. bp.
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Ctifclcn's

Z
Sprup ooer flIllGge Srtraft BON
Sarfaparilla.
Oiefr prsparaticn bat jest Die probe sebd
plele Jabre bsfancen unb wurpe ais biz bel
ite W'eoi3n bcfunpsn 3ur 5eiluns BON
oautausfebldsen, Ge(lttpcfen, Sc.
ipwnrsn, Snphenicbmer, zen, Setter,
me'Bsr SsfhmuIIf, Serpfula,
Wtenlltben Nbeumatiemus II.
"ue tlncrpnnnsen Die bon
unrelnem Slute unp I'M,
eeoaotten Sstraud, y.
Opium &c. bcrribren.
S'efe Wleei5in mu6 Nh Islt,t smpfeb(|
babsn, icnit pitrpe Il6 bic Mahfraae naf|
n.ftf 10 permebrt babsn. Sa uiele Seuts \
Sci!en antpenoen aus Der Herne bafir ,u 60
ben, neil lte nht milIen saE (ls ss in ;hrl
nnlnlttslbarsn SlahtarIhaft boten fSnns|
eeBnslp miro Die tolasnne &ife Der 9IasutI
IN oerfs eauntp tstannt aemaebt. SBe,|
o'e ssloeneen eertiffate bon 9uren ~ Cebl
NUM- een, Die rnreb csiTen 8etraueb bsmir|
eorcen' 70 t6nnen fe piele bapon an N
Stopren eer Aasntsn, welebe riettia bs,idti|
i,Hv. nnosh' 9Ssnn ite Die baeurtb aebeiIt|
,petlonsn gu fsben wiuioben, fonnen &c nal
0tteh 3oobnnnsen in Nsaeins uno Der llr
gsstno semlsl en- perben, rpenn lle anrufrn al
S!oPr ees eiaentbimsrs, in Der Slorp sd
StraBe Siearins.
Asenten fir Bcrfs gouutI
Seiosnrelfb nno Sns, Gustaun.
So9n Seiteman, 6ambura.
Shetlp unb Ssners, DO
ssel N. SlIbert, Oteu Serlin.
Sopn Votnm, 0lsu StcbrsSirhe.
peter marquart, srros, Nmitn 9ounSd
70 ouhser. pottsrcYs, Wontscmerp 81
george Slsin, jr, 4mitp.
Sohn Sttfnsr. @intlna Gpriua.
Sllesrt nnc SDarts, Amitp.
Samnel Wopre, Stauheburo,
S0aman Scrritt, &anaIc6malnm.
Saufs nnb SIa3s, Srteprnsbura,
San Nseb unp suc,pia, Scnalaf
1Sm. Siltcr, 5eiosltera.
efl. rs. 2Seislrp, Sebavretaun.
Saecb 8. ense, preiftaun.
:. nnr :. s. Wlcbr, W1cbrspiar.
Seoras Wlerfel, Grdupitleb.
:. W. Sebtsl, 5erefcro.
8. nnc 81 8rctf, MiQersburs,
8. g. Sss, O1aratannp.
samuel sctah, scbatspiae.
3. Selser, $auren,pae.
Jacob srei6Ier, masbinston.
z. =. @huls, %
8. Q. 9opsr, 8operstauu.
3. D. Ntobes, 90
Samuel sreieblsr, 5srsforc.
Saplb G6uls, %
sSennspille SrisIsmer, Dlep.
Y. p. gIsaser, 70
sIele uno Sopsr, gretsr.
s Gabel, pGf.
Saeob &lein, Bern.
se. nnc :. 9anOrelles, 1nomelscorf
81. s. Nboces, llnicnpiQe.
Sls unfstidrift bon 6eo. 10. Darelc,
IN SfbrelteInfs miro jeecrarit auf Dem lin
t@Iaae elner lsesn 8Iaihs su fincen fein.
Nsanins, Sctruar 30. IT
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gu perfaufen i'm 6rosenn uno Rlcinen
bei Jebn Ritter unb Co., GnSlano unb
t1I'rIafcn uno Or. I. nIarfball, Ters
faufss@ssnten fir &saoin9, pa; 6eo. :.
.1Iillerr fir 9Somslsborf uno Or. Sel>
ler8, fir pottstaun. Oct. 10.
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Or. StpaDne's
berllbmte 0amilien Wlebisinen.

sE@5O00 rurtb Die Sbwlucludt Uerur:
iattte ScpesfaIle fallen pullci6t in glncm
Sabre pcr. Oasu tommt nccb cine aroBe
Ulsn9e ourtb unaencnt;Nnruna, S!utttur5,
Afbma, Suiten SnfuenjG Sraunc uno an:
bere &ciben Der
Sern9e unO 0eber
uno bic Iu6abluns Ailsr wiroe eincn Iebreef.
lihen 8sweis fir bic @sfabrlihtsit oieler
Srantbeiten Iiefern. gs 1T oabcr b6hlt nlhs
tis 3u erfabren, baB ale picjc Srantbeitcn
perbinrert lpsrpsn founen purtb Die aeltlse
Anpsnouns BON
Or. Siuapne'5
3uia m enaeieBte Sprup ppn
2D 2Dilpfirf6en,
OieIs ihastare Mepi,in mar bas Neiul'
tat Der JabreIanaen Secbahtuna oieIer&rants
teiteu, rpslhe flh ale CUR Sttminrfuebt bins
neisen. Or. Swapne's Sulammsnsslsster
Sprup bon Wi|ctirfhsn bat idtlt in esn
lesten Staoien cer ShwlnnIutbt wirtlite
Suren 3u Stanbe acbraht, no Die t6hlte me.
bljiniIhc Suuit berelte feblscibaaen mar.
nm slnceruns III perlhatfen. Die @anatur
oes Or. Swapne 1T ieper debtrn SlaItte an.
sebanst 0cnit 1T lts naebssmaebt.)
Seu9nt,ie et1e6 3eItun9slhrelbers.
Colonel Gate, goitcr oes ,,gclumbia Oe.
mofrat" Icbrcitt SoIsenOes:
SIoomsburs, Spa, l. Olar, l848.
Sr. s. Spapne.-Sclhastr 6srr! SIN
leBten Uuauit wurc itt aus meiner gbaile ae;
rDcrfem oa pas spferp Ihsu uno fhcttia ar:
ipcroen oar, mo ric Ndoer ainasn mir iter
Brntt unp Shuter, 70 oa6 itt cine tfarfe,
Innerlltte Serlssuus erbieIt. SisIer llnfaI
maebte mid ant einlsc 3eit bhlfcs, uno iG
tcnnte mir, iptil leb bon 6aule atmeIeno MAR,
tenen dr3tlitten Seittano peritbatfen. Weis
ne >ase rpuroe beoentlitb, uno nab Yerlauf
bon 4 2Doeben permctte ieb. antatt bon oeln
Hebd aetellt 5u iein, faum su atbmsn, unp
inelne 4rms empcrsubeben. Sn Sielsr auI.
lsrtt frltil6en Gage nabm ieb su elmer SlaIdbe
bon Or. g apne's 1Bilcfirftben,
Sprup mene 3ufuctt, unb nod sbe Der
Snhalt aufsetraubt mar .fliblte ih Den Sruf
unb Shmers IN meiner Srutt, bsrIhmunpsn
nne .meine Sannebsit wisper berssltelt.
Ser 2Sabrbelt aetrem mabe ieb freupis
biefe Mittbciluns bamit Anbere, fpeltbe bon
dbnlieben llebeln befalen wercsu, ene Iebncl,
ls ilno lhere Sur finpen fbunsh welhe
tnrh Or. Smarne's uuhtertrctfruen uno
uno fhastaren wilofirlcbensSprnp tcwirft
fpirb.
Cine Warnung flirs Ynblifum.
lin cas wrtliebe nno allein aette QHiIofirs
ftensDrdparat uno anosre Don mir aaaefer.
tiate Weeisinen an srbaltsn, foride man ims
mer nah Dem 0amen bon Or. Swapre, pa
ale arten BON Setriacreien une $lten amaze.
panbt ,peroen, nm anSsre Nrtifel pureb tbeils
neife Senusnns oes Slamsns meiner Oleois
gin 3u rsrfaufen.
WIan febe oaraacb, oaB oas 8ilbnis pcs
Sr. Smapne Icpie Isine 9ianatur auf jeper
Slafhe 1T; font iit ile mir nabssmaht.
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y. s, sSelir irnb GO,

J9anolsr IN StlsRln, Sbuben, qebsr unb Nuss
ltaffrun9en, Ho. l. norbwsiflibe gfs Der
penn uno 5tsn Strass, &sablna,
ssA Wobten ibrs &unoen uno cas Dubs
V lfum ibsrbaupt bsnabribtiasn, Sas
~ its juff pcn Rsu Ycrf unb Suifcn ;us
~ rllfssfsbrt inc, 100 its Defenders fir
olstsn Wfarft aus9sfudt babsn bas 9rSete uno
aus9sbsbntsife Enforcement pcn Stiefeln,Sd,us
ben une gseer, eas jcmals in Msaena anasbos
ten wure1 mcrauf lis Die Nufmrffamfsit BON
ednelsrn uno Gunben srbitten, NIT Der IsrIs
hsruns oas is poae Ssfrispisuns fnbsn wsrs
ben in Sstrsf Der prsiis uno Nualtdt bsrNrs
tifsl Der 9crratb fcmmt frifb aus ben Tas
brltsn unb bsifsbt aus alien Sortsn pcnWais,
Snabsn uno &inosrifisfsln BON Ralts, Rips u.
NinSlsesr. &albs, Sips uno 6inpebern Yrps
9ans fur WFdnnsr &nabsn uno Climber. Wtes
tallte Gums uno llebsrfbubs fir Wdnner, Snas
ben une Sinosr. 9amsn, Wdbbsn uno Sine
esrfbube ron jsosr Sarts unb 8srfbieesnbsit.
9amsn, Wdeben unb Sineers@ums BON jsbsr
GsrlbisSsnbsit uno Der fsnifsn Oualtdt.
6saolna, December 5. bp.
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Sclunlbla Sruden0eleulbatt Solumbla par
@arl6ls bitto* Su @arli5ls,
Dpylestaun Ditto Su OoDlsstaun, par
Cation btttp* su @aiton, par
@rhan9s otttp ,u pittsburg,
Certificate
Grdanse 3wei9 Su 9olibaDsburg, I
erie Ditto Su @ris, 80
8armsrs II. 9rcpers su @apnsSbura. ii
DO Sablbar in enrrant Sonpe II
Sranflin Ditto gu 8afbin9tpn II
Farmers Sanf y. Buds @tp s.Srilfpl, par
Farmers Ditto bon 2aneaifsr* Su Qanealfsr nor
Farmers Ditto, BON Nsaoin9* Su Msa. par
Farmers Sanf BON Sbuplfia Sauntp par
oarrisburs eittc ju 6arrisbur9, /
6onssbals Sanf ;u Spns5bale, II
qanfaifsr DO. Su qanfaitsr por
saneatter gauntp Sanf, 5u &aneafer par
qsbanon DO. iu 2ebanon, par
WsrdantS II. Manuf. Sanft Dttsburs, I
ORcncn9cbsla pittp pcn SraunSpOe, |
Winers Sanf BON pottsoiQe, por
Office bsr Sanf ppn psnni. {oarriSb. par
Office DO Do qaneaifsr par
Office 90 % &saSins bar
. flee DO DO Cation par
SaDlorSpille Delaware Srlesn 60. -
gBsif Sranb Sanf, QGi0iamsport II
BDomins 8anf Su Wilfesbarre, Ii
Yorf pittcs Su Oorf, 1
. Nep Serlev,
Sslpibere .Sanf* su Sslpiters, ]
burlington So. Sanf, Msbfore, par
Commercial Sanf' Yertb Nmbov J
CUMBERLAND Sanf* Sripaeton, par
Farmers Sanf* Wcunt Socap bar
Sarmers II Wsebanies Sanf, 8abwap J
Farmers Meebanirs DO N1iobletcwn J
Worris 60. 8ant* Wlorristown J
Wsbanies Sanf, 8urlinstpn par
W1ebanies % Slemarf !
Oleetanics uMaunfactures bo*9reutcn par
Slswarf 8ant Sni. Co. STEWART J
Orange Sane', Orange !
Deoples Bant, Yatsrfoa J
prineston Sant'', Yrineetcn par
Salem 8antins Cos, @alcm bar
@tate Sanf'st Slewart
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@tate 8anf' gampen par
@tate Bamt Of Dlorris' O1prristopn !
@tate 8anf' Stem Srunswf par
SufIer Bant* Nswtcn
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Union Sant* 9oDsr
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Selapare.
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Sanf BON 9slawars> Bilminston par
Sant een Smlrna, Sm'rna, par
Srmers Sanf pom Staat 9eIam. @9oper,
uno ibre 3weigs par
Union Sanf, Su 9Bilmn9ton, bar
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Or. 6ienle's garir= uno 15Iutreini.
gunge. piIIen,

ole bette xur sur WiepsrbsrfeIuns BET gee
luncbelf' 70 ebsn srbalten unO gum Serfauf
III o1eier Orufer preis 80 Sent, Die aro,
Be, uno s5 gen- bic fIeins Sor.
Sebruar Is. Gin
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QSertb Der SQnfnDten.

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g. Slstn esSslpnst n'a, paosn snsn1msSst tS.s
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glas NIT einsm (+) Suu, bs,sidnstsn gans
fen narsn fr,ibsr 6fsat!ibs 9spoftsSanfsn.
Us 1T nibt ratblam Nrtsn Su nsbmsn ron
Sanfsn bic in bisfsr qiifs nibt bsnannt ilnS.
Sls lino stmsosr ssbrobsn eesr ltrs Notsn imr
unsanssar.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-07
To the Editors.
NEW Ynp

New York, June l. 1910
Having just arisen from the peusal OF Mr.. Lippards
cannot satisfy myself until thus publicly endorse
his opinions and sentiments During the late contest
abored by night and by day for the OF one whom
fondly believed the counterpart Of our own Wash
ngton. separated myself from all party, and used my
Influence, in many not unsuccessfully, to bring
others 10 think and act as did My arguments were
is uninpeachabe, that, elected party shall in no wise
enter into his administration; we shall enjoy such days
have heard fathers speak OF, when integrity
and ability made the man; we shall no longer see the
welfare Of the country sacrificed at the shrine OF party
With these and such like arguments wrought effect
ualy and brought OF all parties to support our
glorious candidate. Alas, alas how have we all been
disappointed feel, not only that have been grossly
deceived, bat that have been made the innocent nstrn
nent of deceving Others feel ashamed OF myself and
nv country. In whom, hereafter, can we place comb
dence, when he who .oemnly pledged himself tram
pied his honor in the dust-when he who, it was said
never surrendes," at length has surrendered his nteg
rty to the wreck of faction Believe me- the day
of rerbuton is at hand, and earfuy will fall where
fail it .The Of Zachary Taylor, instead Of
becoming trusted and believed, the watchwod OF
success and victory, will become "by-word and
reproach." Hereafter when a good man, with every
intention of sincerity makes pledges as to what his course
shall be, he will be pointed TO the name OF Taylor, and
asked "Who can, who WW believe you"
General Taylor, instead OF destroying the perncious
influence of party, he virtually promised to do. has
only rveted the chains of faction more strongly upon the
country. Hereafter but party pledges will be
ceved by the people, for upon them alone will they be
able TO rely.
] am an humble man, unused to writing for the public
eye; but am freeman, and love my country as ear
nestly any other of its sons and as freeman, have
right and mean to it, OF expressing my sentiments
whenever occasion may call Ior them
have doubt but that General Taylor, at this mo
ment regrets the policy he has adopedaments that he
has suffered himself TO be led way from his original noble
positions but sir also believe that 1t Is not too late tor
him retrieve HIMSELF and once more to replace himself
in the hearts of the people; but how this IS be done,
his own good sense must dictate ARIloAN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-07
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE June 6-5 p. m
rival Of the Europa Cholera runsors-Enerease at Tie
Norfh-Eir.u aHd vegetables -Luporfant from New Or
feans.-Rumored Ureck.-1he markets, &c.
The by the steamer Europa, by telegraph from 81.
Johns N b, has just hand, and annex brief
abstract of its main features She arrived at Halifax yes
terday, in passage of ten days from Liverpool.
The Cholera is still the general topic of conversation in
this city. notw outstanding which undoubtedly still
exempt from its ravagcs In New York. yesterday there
forty reported and eleven deaths The
official account today has hand yet; but the
number of deaths is said have been very large whilst
the new cases were about the yesterday.
Our vegetable and fruit markets filed overflow,
and many tempted to buy despite a previous anti
choleratic determination to adop, the rule of abs
Strawberries range from six and a quarter
and gooseberries and curYants from
eight Radisbes almost unsaleable; but salad and
cabbages find steady saIe though very low rates.
despatch from New Orleans dated on Saturday last,
the I'd Instant four days advance OF the mail brings tho
gratifying information that the Sauve had been
pretty nearly stopped but another had taken place
Caolton, which increasing. The river fall
ing and hopes entertained that the would
fall in the city.
Private from Rio JaneiTo the 18th of report
that the barque Louisiana, which left New York time
since for California, lost whilst doubling Cape Horn
and all board excepting five, pershed This however.
is not generally credited
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market this morning,
-four very quiet. The sales 800 bbs Howard
street, fresh ground 81 GA No sales City Mills or Sus-
luehanna Sales 300 bbs Pennsylvania meal
81 75 Sales liO0 bushels Pennsylvania mixed wheat
Ill cents and 400 white liz Sales yellow
S. &c. and 81 cents and white at so 81 cents Oats rs
a 80 cents, quality. Sales whskey 2lA cents in
bbls. Some ask 22 cents.
No ,dngs have been received ffon the New York
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-07
From the Norfolk Beacon, June 4

The United States fgate Mississippi, Capt Long,
got under way Saturday the yard and proceed
ed Hampton Roads, and her return anchored
off the Naval Hospital. We learn that she performed re-
rkaby we'll
Commander George s Blake, feet captain OF the Medi-
terranean squadron, arrived here on Saturday.
The Mississippi is expected to sail tomorrow Captain
Taylor goes in her. employed by the government to
raise the Missouri, which burnt and after
wards sunk off Gibraltar.
Lit G. q. Williamson has been ordered to the frigate
Cumberland.
number of officers has been ordered the indie
pendcnce, TO report by the 18th inst.
The Courer says that Capt Silas H. Slriagham, (now
member OF the court martial sitting the navy yard) is
to command the Independence, fitting for the
Gospor navy yard She is be the flag of the Med
iterranean squadron.
0|E- Commodore Read arrived here yesterday in the
Jewess, from Baltimore He is, learn, be
witness beforc the MARTIAL which is convene to-
day, at the navy yard.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of Saturday says We state
with pleasure that Commodore George c. Read has been
fully acquitted by the martial sitting the Gospor,
navy yard, of all the charges preferred against him, and
that the decision has been duly approved by the Navy De-
partment
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the crazy uIuasms Of Proudhon and his. proposition
made by the opponents of the admnisuaton 10 take
rom the government the lower 70 disband any regi-
ment at will This trumphed, though vshsmently OPP
posed by the whole ministry who desired dis
authority win the view of using troops
among whom socialism had found MOST converts The
grand review which have taken place the 4th of
May was postponed, and until very recently Ne for
the postponement not known. Ii . nav ascertaned
have been caused by the fear of government that tn
troops and all, intended, when in ne 70 shout out
such sentiments against the refractory policy Odlon
Barrot would be unsakabe evidence that case of
an en's"e they would Instantly their against
administration. SO NJ Barrot wisely concluded make
no such display in the present critical junctnre M Fas-
hers resignation brought about by of the Cham
per- condennlng, In strong language his trick OF send
ase dispatches by telegraph in instances, and sup
pressing the truth In Others in order affect the elections
In the provinces IN favor of the ration rather of
the retfogradsts who lately profess represent son
ments But five members voted against this resolution
These events and facts, repeat, sufficient satisfy
that M Louis Napoleon and his hackers must know that
their lease will close whenever the people of
France Judge them to be playing false nations sent
favor of the the Romans as against that of
the Pope. Having proved their love power To be as all
pervadiDg that of the kings being tumbled from
their thrones all the continent, there is little danger
that they may pursue policy certain them its
sacrifice.
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,,toD and doubtless he has the will to thwat it but

coalition and doubtless he has the will TO hwar it but
M has not the power the patronage to strengthen his
hands for such contest. Can place our hopes
nth Crawford and Preslon' They, too, may have
bs will, but they have the way. Their patronage il
INF drop in the ocean compared with that of Ewing and
colaner Leaving out OF view department clerks
And their patronage which could be made available for
.deb contest is nothing. compared with even that Of
Ei,y Henry Warren. A few contracts, an occasional
navnaste the naval school at Annapolis, midshpmen's
warrants. pursers warrant in two years. and a
few hundred mechanics in the navy yards, and navy
agents connected herewith, include nearly all their
patronage Their soldiers in the service and their
sailors are on the high and they not vested with
the power OF removing and appointing them. Seward,
hacked by Ewing and Collamer, would laugh both at
their ability and their patronage-both at mental and
moral power to thwart him They would find the field
Lost and won before they knew that there was an
army marshalled against them The Home Depart
,nent as at present organized, and the Post Office
DEPARTMENT united in the hands of such men as Ewing
and Coamer, and directed by such as Seward is
TOO powerful 10 be controlled by anything but by strong
united cabinet in opposition We this fact proved
already The proscrptve councils OF Ewing and Col.
aner have already been forced upon the administration
The President, if able and sklul and firm states
man, might deal with them by his power of removing
them but while they hold their Offices their influence is
greater than his, unless he person into the manner
in which they dispense their enormous patronage We
believe that the work OF prescription which going
on is due to the influences which we have mentioned
We believe that General Taylor has been forced by these
sinister and dangerous influences TO violate his pledges
and that he will later find that he has been be-
trayed and made tool, and used cloak by designing
men and the people will be taught that none but ripe
statesman should fill the presidency. -