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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28
,ugIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
One Week Later.

The steamship America, Captain Harrison
.;oo Paris dates 10 the 7lh, London of the
md Liverpool TO the 9th inst, arrived a,
IDIf,x about o'clock on Tuesday afternoon.
%bs Express left Halifax at O'Clock, when
america was advertised TO leave at 6, which
'.N Mace her a, her wharf on Wednesday
@ ming at o'clock.
The Paris journals OF Thursday furnish in
mGence TO the I'd inst, up 10 which date hos
Fns. had not commenced, though Gen. Oudi-
I, denounced the Armistice.
FRANCE.
u France the new Cabinet has been formed
,be coalition of Odillon Barrot and Dufaure
!. new ministry is the same as The old, ex-
nj ,ba Dufaure takes the department of Mn
[sr Of the Interior, NJ. De Tocquevile of
reign affairs, and NJ. Laquinas of Commerce
The message the President of the French
.oubIic, 10 the Legislative Assembly, was
bIi.hed on Tuesday. Il is composed on the
meican, and not on the European plan.
| Mn. Lessep's idea of conquering the Romans
IN an affection for France, has not yet been
[,rsed, and be has returned TO Paris for fur
[sr Instructions.
Some accounts say that he was recalled, and
l., The same messenger carried positive in
ACTIONS TO Gen. Oudinoi 10 reduce The Holy
~ 10 subjeclion at all hazard, and that having
|med his army close to the city, he would
|mnence the attack with $4,000 men, on the
th Of May.
The Romaps- have announced firm resolu-
Lps to defend to the death the expected as
h of The French, and il is stated that they
I've an efficient force of $4,000 men.
The Pope still persists in demanding the
qualified renewal of his power as a temporal
sr. This the Trumrira,es, backed by The
ople, declare they will never concede.
[iort TO obtain a Model Republic
i'm Germany.
The Frankfort Parliament has transferred
sessions TO Stutlgard lis influence will be
trcsed TO form Republic after the French
'lsl, 10 be composed OF Baden, Wirlemburg,
eush, Bavaria, &c.
Hungarian Affairs.
The war 10 Hungary presents no new fea-
es and since the fall Of Buds into the hands /
hhe Hungarians, no event has occurred cal
sed 10 have permanent influence on the
ur of the struggle. There is evidence hat
contestants are concentrating their force,
accounts of a tremendous battle are every
looked for
Austria.
The Austrian General, Welden, has been
,srseded by Lieut.. Haynaise. Prince Par
mich will command The united Austrian for.
in The East, and General Haynarie in the
esi.
j. reported that the King of Sardinia has
IF,red assistance to the Hungarians'
lk War betpeen the Danes and the PrusSi-
} The reports so constantly repeated that
war between The Danes and Prussans is
FediIy 10 end is renewed, but we can see no
/ able evidence of The fact. Hoslililies still
|inue, and the Danish blockade is rigidIy
|rced
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28
ORPHANS, COURT SALE

BY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Courr
OF Monroe county, there will be sold at public
sendue or out-cry on
Saturday the 7h day Of July meet,
a, O'Clock P. M. on the premises in the bor-
ough of Sroudsburg, certain Lot or piece of
Land situate in said borough of Suroudsburg, at
! the angle OF two roads leading in the direction
OF William Van Buskirk's. bounded on the south
by land late of John Coolbaugh, deceased, con-
tanning about
Three Acres and 46 Pcrches,
being part of The real estate of LEWIS VAIL, a
minor son of Doctor Charles Vail, late of said
borough, deceased.
Terms of Sale.
One third OF The purchase money to be paid
al the confirmation of sale, one third in one
year thereafter. and the balance in two years,
to be secured by bounds and mortgage on the
premises.
STOGDELL STOKES,
Guardian of LewiS Vail
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28
A new Water Cement.

Major General Paisley, of the British army,
has discovered new method of making wa
ter cement, which, from its cheapness and the
abundance Of material as well as the ease with
" hich any person can make it, must prove 10
be exceedingly valuable to the people Of every
nation. The composition is: four parts by
weight OF chalk, and five parts by weight of
blue clay, mixed well together. The manner
of testing the strength of this cement was as
follows An experimental pier was commenced
horizontally from wall by means of the ce-
men, only as support. A small rectangular
portion of the supporting wall, sufficient for re-
ceiviug the first brick, was scraped clean, the
mortar being removed from its joints TO the
depth OF half an inch, the space being filed
with pure OF net cement, the first brick being
attached 10 1t by fresh Cemen, applied before
that IN The joints had set. When a fresh brick
was added it was immersed for half a minute
In bucket of water, the face to which it was
attached being also wet,ed after which the
cement was added to both surfaces, frs, in
thin Goa, to the wall, or fixed brick, and then
IN thicker layer 10 the new brick. After The
setting of each brick, it was held up by hand
five or ten minutes, in order 10 allow of the
setting Of the cement. In thus manner one
brick was applied daily, until the pier attained
such length as TO break with its own over
hanging weight. The number of bricks sus-
tanned by This cement was 81, amounting 10
length of six feet eleven and half inches,
and weighing l36lbs. composition of three
parts of chalk aud four paris of blue clay sup.
ported % brick weighing III lbs.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28

A Deacon, pol remarkable for good eyesighl,
once. in giving out psalm for The congregation
10 sing, when he came to the lines,
The eastern sages shall come in
With messages of grace,
pu, the audience In roar Of laughter, by rea-
ding, in loud voice.
The eastern stages" shall come in
With & sassengers" and grease"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28
LOST.

Strayed away from The subscriber on the
25,h inst, BLACK DOG, abou. TWO months
old, with a few white spots about him. Said
dog is part hound Any person giving infor-
iion of his Whereabouts will be suitably rewar-
ded. ABNER GORDEN.
Suoudsburg, June %, 1S49
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28
A CARD.
DIR. v. N. swayze, Surgeon Dentist,

Announces 10 the citizens OF S,roudsburg and
vicinity, that he intends visiting tha, place on
the ST of August next, and will remain about
three weeks, during which time he will be
happy to wait upon all those who may be de-
sigoas OF obtaining his professional services =
His acquaintance with the people, and his W ELL
known reputation as Dentist, i, is hoped " i'll
serve as sufiicien, recommendation 10 all who
may require his services.
June 7 lS49
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28
CAMP MEETING.

BY Divine permission Camp Meeting will
be held in Charry Valley, on S.roudsburg Cir
cult. 10 commence on Monday the 9th of Au-
gust, and close on the following Saturday NOR
ming. Preachers and people of adjoining Cir
cults and Stations are cordially invited TO al
tend. NJ H. SISTY.
Siroudsburg June 2S, IS49
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28
Mercantile Assessment.

The following is list of the Vendors Of Mer-
chandize, Beer and other Refreshments, &C.,
in the county Of Monroe, classed in accord
ance with the provision of act of Assembly
of Pennsylvania of April 22d, 1916, relating 10
Vendors of Merchandise, and an Ac, of April
10Th, lS49, relating to Vendors of Beer and
other Refreshments, &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28

HE CHAiF OF A CoNGREGATIoN.--When
Celebrated DIR. Ir. ing had exceeded, by the
gA Of his sermon, th patience OF modern
segalion, seeing persons quietly stealing
o. The chapel, he sa, down in the pulpit,
'ag, E" | shall now wal, uatil the chalf has
p off," The reproof had the desired effcs
'aaned the people into remaining quiet.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28

z New York paper mentions The case Of a
pt OF editors in that city, LOOKING UP, but
'as onl y 10 see who threw a basin of dirty
|sr upon /. heir heads from a third story win
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28

At the carle sale at Troy, few days since,
ham calves sold for $50; heifers for $3.50,
COWS from SIS 10 $3.50 each. The sales
Ounted 10 $3.50.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28

tLlelo MED1cI.-Ai parish examination,
|'igyman asked charity boy if he had ever
bapised. 80
We sir" was the reply, "noi as knows
" I've been pdainated."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28

Those marked thus sell liquor
The Undersigned, hereby cerlIfes that the
above is correct list Of the Vendors of Mer-
chandize, Beers and other Refreshments, &c.
in the county Of Monroe, SO far as they have
come 10 his knowledge, classed and arranged
according to the Acts Of Assembly above men,
toned
An appeal will be held on Saturday, the
30lh of June, $40, al the Commissioners Of
flee, at Stroudsburg, where those interested
can attend.
P. DAILY. Mercantile Appraiser
Stfoudsburg, June 7. lS49.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28
DIED.,

In Slroudsburg, on the l4th inst, Lydia
Shoemaker, aged about o6 years.
On the 22d inst, Susan Bell, wife of James
Bell, aged about so years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28

Look here, Pete," said knowing darkey,
I" don't stand dar on de railroad %
Why, Joe? :"
Kase if de cars sees da, mouf OBJ yours dey
link it am de dopo' and run rite ln'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28

June ID. lS49.--4t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-28
Estate OfGeorge EsarlrOu..

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, l849.
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Aa Annnlllnr al;iauraek.

Ia the teiexraphtc psws ky. ihs Canada, n wns mentioned thaa thD baFk Fioridisn. ef New YoFk, from AHtwesg. was lust, wiih nsatly lwe handred paunenEers The venssl snissA Ger New Yerk about iiss last of Fehruary. Her pasasnesss comprised ysung respectable Gsrmea agTieuitaEsl iaborsFr. with their wives and fau,ilies, and many grades of mechanies ABsongsf the haalher on beard were lsesa 6ny te sixty uemea. and hssgeea ssenty np6 thirty chiloFpn, og different ages. The snip was worked by crew Of neaTly twenty, psft of whom were Enalisian.ea. She epeooRiered very heavy weather, and strpek about o'clock. oa Wedacs- day afternoon. 1lh ulttno, with tremeadeas foree-
 Within few niinntcs of the vessel striking, the sea bscke into her hull with mach imDetaOssty. blowing up inc hatchwrya, sad sweeping maRy of tiie poor creatures oFefhaNr5. while others we've dFoW ned in their berihs besng unable to riss. from the effects ef ses sickness Csptsis Whifmores psSeiEing ihe Inevitable destruction of the ship. gave orders tc hie men to laanch the boats. The first bost breke mdFifI The memeat she aa nched
 and Ii is said capsfEed directly wsih two that z-T= iz ;:. The :.ese==s sae =e>SaA A==s ==s lowered the captain jumped into 1t with Mrs
 WhitmoFe this wife.l This led to a desperate rash towards the crafi--sonla twenty or thirty poor creatures, men Hnd women, lezping from the gaas- ier-deck of the foundeFiag ship into the boat The result was, that It was instantly capstzed and Inc whole party were instaBtsneoaSy lost. There being now possible means Of escape left for those on board, the crew took 10 the rigging. to which they Iashed themselves, and upwards of hundred of the emigraats coagregated on the quarter-dcck. Here they had not been more than an hoar before the ship broke in two amidships. The mainmast fell over the side with fearful crash, and tremea
 dous carried awsy the whole of inc qasr.erdeck with the mass of human heiags on it 4 frightful shTiek filed the air. and the next moment the nn- fortunate creatures were seen struggling in fhe deep. By great efforts eight or ten were rescued by the men who had cared themselves in the rigging and alas. only to meet with more horrible desth All except fOar fro<e 10 Geaih before the rescue came.
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GeneFal lseatY at Wsshlnetaa Cin.

HAVING he'd seyeral years experience ~iih lie AA business Departments of government requu- ing general knowledge oi pablic rreoaais, tue PfsaeIPses and usagrs governing 'teir settlements sun the difereDt Departments Ss BaSesas to which they may respectively Iefef. and ecnarCison with the var'oas Departments tn the Kovernmeht sesyire during tie late campaign IH MsxIeo, wiii be ssaf- heIes guaranty Of the suhscrinsfs qasiibe seHs 10 prosecute AHh pree+s+es aHd iacisty, e!A usa of every eharsesr and dsssrinson sgAinst she general government aud eefate CeHgress--rspeeisliya aIf claims glowing oai oi The Mexiesa var, as Boahty Lends oF Treasury scfipi; transportation l troops and supplies Tor the army hack pay and miiesRe of scaaieTsi slso PensloDs. F~'nrn dafs esheTal stsI age eonfibassoas: ois toBAI of at kinds sPP'cs''oas for palsS ioG assfl iaventioBs ciaras under lnd'an tfestrs ad ssr borses and oiher pro- periy os of destroyed whilst in the military sef- wee ot the talted s'aies corporations. companies Hi2sei agrAis and .nv sissls addressing their eoH nenlessso.s lo me. F'os; pad. Washington, Is C siii oe promptly acknonisagsd Asd faas tssfiy at tended fo -.
 d' Letters of inquiry, postage psia. ~iil receive prompt attention.
 LaAd WsaIaals bought a,sd sOld. Cherges soder- ale. gNO r NPEIy
 AftorHeg and .3gsas f1r Ciaameass oi.acc on P street. opposite CstsFsi Post oasee, W sstsihgtoa, D. C. 4
 Refryesfss: To the sercfai Msrusers os Congress and oHieeis Of Inc yarloas bepartlaenis ot Gov. ~t"Hrhi, Washington D. c. nh 6
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Free Sod SvRpatAy.-Jesse Oxendin~, Tree oolored man, of Columbia, S C., being desroas of living in a free Sia'e, recently sold ef al his property, amounting 10 several thousand dollars, and with his family removed 10 Ohio. where he par- chesed house, and intended 10 remain The Columbia Telegraph. however, says:
 li- found ii impossible, however, to obtain any work, hIs applications being always answered by the statement. that they preferred ,cAae ia Dor Acre and that LibsyiG was the place feF him.
 Wearied and disgussed. he wrote back al last tha; he wished to return. but was warned by The gentle man who had aeed his guardian that he could no; legally do so. and thai II he did he would be sold as a slsyehe pelicy oi the State prohibiting such return He wrote word back that ne srssld prrfeY being sldre oa any Southern psgntafion to beIag ee at tks AO,p- and actually did fetnrs few days since. He was afeiy. arrested and taken into enstody-5ut expresses hitE4ef perfectly ssss- fed io grt back any terms
 His nofiherH Trends have stripped him bare oi al he carried o ie has retufsed perfectly desii- iuts
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Pymfiag Pressrs-Pglptts asd Worrn -These are the three great levers that govern the move inehts of the world Without them, the bottom would fall eat and society would become chaos sgsin- The press makes people patriotic, the pul- pit religious. bat women answereih all things
 There would be no going to church if there were no girls there-neitler would there bs anv going to war were the soldiers to meet with no appiause except from the masculiaes. Without the sa ashi ne shed by woman, the rosebad of affection would neyer blow. not the flower Of sIsqaence germiaate. In short she Is the steam engine of delight and the great motive power of love, valOr, and civilization
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Significant lacf.--Ths New Ovlsans Crescani publishes the report of committee appointed fo, the purpose of sscsrtaiaiag the number of deaths by Asiatie cholera which occurred among the Sons of Temperance In that ely and the adjoining towas Guring the reossi epidemic. The eommtstss stats that there are i.2s3 man bess of the different Di visions in New Orleans. LAiaystis, AigiArs and Grsiaa. Ia thase Dasssions thsss deaths snly e. aurrsd. aad n some oi tAsa 10, . eass ef ehslssa teak placs- Of thoss whc sisd. eas had hssn . msDhss bas weak. snoiAsr Ices than ssnash, and tAs h ir9 wss . wasehnan wne w1s nacA exposse The yropasxiea sf dsafhs in ths city was IS te every i,ooo souls; while ia me Sons of Tempef. saes ths preparfien w4s ia more tAaa sAes fear FaaaGyed ne2oess
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NsW York.-we are reioieed 10 learn that the divisions which have hitherto existed in the demo- cratic ranks fn the Stste of New York are rapidly disappearing. Tie Troy Budget. leading bsrB- burner sheet. very jadicioasiy remarks: :" The success of the democratic party only be insured by unisa. We cannot hope to succeed with ous present divisions. By-goRer should be buried in oblivion and cordial reunion of the democratic party upon the well-defined and true principles oi republica uisn, should at once take place Hated and passion should be merged into a common love for principle. h men wilt only consent to reason instead of giving reign to passion, our glorious party may once more De united, and rendered more vigorons and powerful from its former distraction and defeat t"- PLfsbHyy Post.
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CAMERAS Cia RE gl2En!,

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTEDtt
 A MoNO fhe ibany discoveries which ss~ ai,iinx "A to the bi' ssiags ci the prescott geaerstion tks hndeTslgseF eonhaeB'iy the lssblae that te has In has possession remedy tor that arsad(nt disease, called Cancer, hitherto deet8ea Iaeurabs This te,aedy Is kHowa to be csiiais in ua .Lapus effects. If timely appliea,on is made. before lbe
 lsease reaches iBisIRsi ofEsas or ire case sggfs. Ssisd by oTseF lfeaiH,eni This medfeinS kss peculiar chemical sHagi'y Egf eSneetuas d.posii--- regaiag. al iae same ba,s, agt on inc suTt aahd tsgipats-aad, ~hale ssiEA<sing the cahcer Is com Pei.iy e.ery pat, aud pafte!s o eroas sa~es0n, so thai Nben Is performed. if is a hseiime cure, and gsatae8i 8ekd lear retsfa oI the dIsssse-wbeh i5yaEisbiy happens ifora tae use ol The kplis, ard other Iafoiessed remedies. Thls wonderful hstseGy vas discovered hy Dc B Shepard oi Fern ni assi las eeea sneeesss,i fh hundreds of ioTSlidsAe and aggFsssted eassH sssd is free from al mineral vegetable paison and has been sppiied Nih safety and success 10 CAnests of the Tohgap. IL cannot be loo laseihiy impressed on tbnse afflicted wHh Cancers to nake early sp- plica;ion. delays arc dangerous and pfooSss the cure.
 kamesoss testimonials and certificates may ls seen. aiissing the elhescy sisd efheisary of this gselselos in iisa'iHs avery yai,siy aud sesenpioh oi Cancer.
 a All lessEs. post psad sSii, receive pross,,s al i uog. J. j. THOMPSON, NJ Q. ?, S,-Ds. I. wili yensts ID Li,ie Rock ahils ihs ] Is, Of Jase, where ha be bsppS to ssaa oa those afflicted with Cancer. Ha Ieon is st tha Reek Hotel sah2o is5
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Appotnamsass ~ .sAe prn..Aen..

AppotnlWH8l8 bYaahe PFeslAent. By ssf winA hAs s4ssns dsa ceassnf ef aAs Sezafs.
 Thomns Ewias Jr., sa, bs Secretary ta Shs Prssi- dent to sixn pmd passnsn4
 Andrew M. Tatt. of Miussna. se ks rsrssvsr os publse monsys ai g. Lsuis. in the psaes q Edward Deeyas. vhess term of sflies has explssd.
 Septimes Cei4well. q Ssesa6a, Misslssigpi, fs bs receiver of psbsie Maaeys ai Gssnaaa Miariszippi, in the place sf George $. Goila9y. ~hoAs term of office has expired. John T. Brooks. ef Chsckasaw coansy. Mtssis- sPpi, to bs register of ths ianA oce sf Paatosoe. Mississippi, h the place sf Asdrsw J E.4msad.sn, whese term of office has expired
 William Dyou, of Dssvepclts. AishasBa 10 b. re- eeiver of public moneys si Demop0aia h ihe place of DaEid E. Moers, whose term cf oiSrs has ex pired.
 Johs Sh~lhy. Postmaster ss N-~hvFIle, Tcauesase. vice L. B Ckeathman, whsss commission has ex Pired.
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Tsfing t Coaiiy-A gentleman residing in vii lsgs not many miles from Exeter, in this Sfs,e fRding that lbe dimiaaiion of he wood pile eoa- tinued after his tsss were out iay swake one night ia order 10 obtsin, # possible. some clue to fhe mystery. Alan hour when " al honest folks should be in bed, heafing operator al work la the yard he cautiously ssissa his chamber window, aai saw lazy brother endeavOring to get large log on his shoulder.
 Iou,rs pretty fellow" said the owner, te come hers sad steai my wood while sIerp.'
 Yos,' replied the thief, sand suppose YOU werld stay up there snd see me break snv bsck with lifting before you'd otFar ts come dowa ane h-ip me. - POrfsnoath hessngn.
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wn D.r.Rrwx,y. Na5cb Is- I

" AA Nsp <NNNN 'os bFFFs l he Senate et the UaIied Siales haylbg dseided that the trial and convection of MsJor George B Cri,ienden, of The regiment of Mounted Rih4men. illegal and contrary io the directions of law snd that vacancy ihefefum: and the suh,sc, having been aiierwaF referred ty the then Exeru- tive to the late Secretary of WAIgithoui any eses- ion having been made ihereOa, the President there. lore, directs that Maj. Geo. B. Critlenaeh, of he regiment ol Mounted kiHrmen. be restored 10 Ms commission and former rank n the amy
 Tbe Ad,aisnt General wili g,ye the necessary instructions for 'he due execution of fhls order.
 GEO. ". CaAwrozD, See. oi War Maj. Cri,,endeh will proceed 10 join his regiment and report for dEty 10 ths commanding ofeeI uith, Out unnecessary delay.
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a1T Miss Crase. inc young ia.iy who was some time snee sent to the BlcosningdAIe Asylatn. in Nav York for carrying her father gardener, IS ss coa- lined ia that institution. The Sew York San says:
 .The keepers with fbe exception of DE. Earle, considered her perfectly sane yet no examination is mAd~ and inc poor gir l. kept within the bars and bolts oC mad house. She still declares that she will marry PatteIsea again hen ste gets eat if she ever should He has several times attempted to see her but was repGlsed and threatened thsi he wouh be shot if he did boi keep away He is an intelligent. well educated young man. whose family is reduced, but was once far wealthy than the CEuses."
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rmpor,antrr from MarAeaiso- -su-uit to .msrie.

The barque lrma. Capt waraer, arrived al this port (say Neals Philadeiphia Gaxei,e) Saturday, from Marseaibo, whence she sailed on ihe 2d Of March, From Capt. W. we learn that the 2ad of February. the anniversary of Washingtons birth day, all the American vessels in pert boisfed their flags The government authorities ordered the flags 10 be ioyered; and the orders were compiled with, from the circumstance of there bssng no American vessel of in port. to induce greater respect to flag The British ex-yiee Consul also. in honor of the glorious day. hos,rd hs flag which he had 10 take down. and haed one hundred 6ollars No class of foreigners was so con iemp.aousy treated by the aathortirsa at MaEacalbe as wers the Americans.
 If this is the course 10 be pursued by the boasted government ef Menaeas, who wonder lhai AmeTicsn citizens sympathEe warmly with the mors liberal minded PAeal We hope our goTern- meat al W Washington will take some measures to investigate this iasult 10 our hsg. f>
 Capt. Ksr0er, Of thAelrma cautions ship masters going to MaracaiSo net tO give the eoaImsAd of their vessels to the pilots, who have bsea but re- eenuy appointed by the government, and totally Incompetent 10 navigate vessels the bar that city.
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.7 SiassLar DiDorcs Cass.--The jury, m divorce case. at New Orieens, have rendered verdict ''rcaTIBE the marriage of kste MeaiowStG john Proctor both helohpiug to rhe stage, nuisnd void. account of previous marriage Co another woman having been proved. Kate applied foT the disesee the eronai that Proctor. at the time they were married, had agreed merely to pass ss her h1sba d, without claiming snS "f ibe-mariial rights of his position, but hadsinee insisted violating this rOr- ton of the conirsct Hence she brought the vii, 10 obtain a divofee.--N. |. True Ssa