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The Rendezvous at Reana Isiaaa.

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 Baf ihaa sar Fsadsss may fern aa epiasoa, ws give the esrrsz2sndanes entire.
 re the rersens Eneampea ea EaRna Island,
 near FmscaysIz-
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 Tins Proclamation sf fae Fre~4arnt af sts CEisz. States and ether sassr0esssns Ehieh bays FserfvNS from ths Gov~ramsni nj V WaEhiagssA. make is sas- Psasfspe aud prapsr slsi ssaata iasraedlaziy txbi Haaasgres 6 hss4k wp year nsinSfuf nAsemhsag' sad saasa ysa hack .s year hszass; ssd wssa hsss said fsw wards ta ssa h Preaf af yoas Hs ssra5sgs being nBlswfsa. aaa af fhs utksr smvssss hiiEfy cf yoEs svsdang sAg vagzsAsss sf sxr sssaa
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Ts Lsezg. 7sslen esa'g sgegHnrr Y steT WWeh;
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 Respectfully,
 Yenr elseGienf serrHpt,
 JOHN AASkINs, President w. goENsroN, Sscrrtary.
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 Sent j. VIII B. WAIT
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C.l. webb and Cen, raylor.

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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Baltimore SIN.
ARREST OF WASHINGTON AND BAL
TIMORE THIEVES.

ARREST OF WASHINGTON AMI DIAL
TIMORE THIEVES.
new ruse was mentioned the other day OF
some roeues in New York, who by purchasing
,ruuks. and thus getIing possession oil pa'enl-och
Levs for similar trunks al the hotels, succeeded
- robh;no The latter. The parties have been a :
re.ed and prove TO be Frederick Billings, (who
now has the alias OF Chas. +. Slone,l the youth
,uho.e conviction at Washington some time
s;nce of forgery excited SO much sympathy as
10 nrocure his pardon from the President, anu
George Norlherman, Of this city, not Unknown
N criminal fame before. They are chalgea
with stealing $3.50 in gold coin from samuei L.
w ellis OF Alexandria, Louisiana, while putting
nm a, the Irving House, prior 10 his departure !:
Eurone The Journal OF Commerce gives inc
mode of robbery and arrest, as follows:
Billings put up al the Irving House, and lods'
cd in the same room with Mr.. Wells; and nav
ing ascerlained that the complainant had gold IN
his trunk, he communicated that iact 10 NoItner
man, who is an old hand al such business. nc
trunk OF MIR. Wells had lock upon il that an
ordinary KEY would not open; and Billings, by
tbe direction o! Norlherman, went TO TWO Oil
tereni trunk stores and purchased trunks, and or
de,ed Them 10 be sent 10 different hotels, anu
Iook rhr keys with him. With these Re andeaV'
ored 10 open Wellss trunk, but was unsuccess,
fnl and ne then took them TO lockSmilh, AUD
h.d Them ahered so as 10 iil The lock. Oh Dat
nrdsy morning, Billings attempted 10 seal MF
Weliss pocks'boos from under M, s pillow; p Is.
rascal had 10 desisl. On Saturday afternoon
while Mr.. Wells was absent from home, Billings
opened the trunk OF The complainant, and slCis
The money, and met Nor'herman, to whom NJ
gave BOO. He then, under The advice Of North
erman, purchased new suit oil Clones So as "
disguise himself Billings succeeded in eludng
The vigilance OF the officers until Monday, when
he voluntarily confessed his guilt, ana 'olo now
he had been sci on By the other man, win wnoni
he became acquainted in Baltimore. othcei
Norris then arranged with Billings 10 send ior
Nortberman 10 meet him a: he Pacific iioel
and while The two thieves were convcrslns TO-
eerher iu room, officer Norris overheard Vie
Conversation in an adjoining room; and being
CONVINCED oil Norherman's guilt, the officer;
went in and arrested both Of The rsscals' a an
conveyed them 10 The Office Ct the cn,ei o! 70 %
lice. A large proportion OF the money was re
couarod
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DEATHS.

Died on boaI1 lhr steamer Orienial, on her mp q
81 LOUIS 10 Louisville, the 9th instant, after =
il ii.HrSs Of III hours Of Cholera, and inferred =
lsviIlr on The 7th, SARAH BELL LhDD, dansns, 4
the late Thomas l.add Of this city IL Is oonSons !.
her Immediate come 5tCrt aud .flens, a:puns' y,
her removal viii be ri, as sensible loss 70 KIM /.
she M, only received every attention ibat ons lie
bestowed upon her under the circumstance III
vas placed hut from repeated expression. ., sot,
lion and faith in our blessed SAVIOR, comm ~. ;.
j. entertained, that through nnme;Iird mr.,
changed 4 state Of suffering for onr oi ''N'
low
While n. clad soul borne on some 'ht'iO
Attends the throne of her Gcrsilil hink,
To claim tie promised Palm, IN 'r-h' ''
And Join IN worship win srfaph > ha"'
D,d an The alst MAY, 81 Erysipelas, ES ~ !.
infant ,on Of Col. &. VI. aud Slbrlia A. Conn., =
Jackson, va. tas tryo
nd =, nth., hern b.,paved ii Two interesting cur
and only sister Stay she, who helirVeth -. Pr
he under the wise administration Of an oVeng,s,,rts
violence be iavoured 10 feei MS III sS7'''''"e
in these severe Affections.
ui-d. on Tuesday afternoon. the 29t!i lnstsh', !" !,
18th year Of her age, Mrs. ELiz ,.',ss MI.
loved cansor Of Mr. y. L. 4. Robins, 81 s,ous3
Mrs Robins BY her many virtues, had gsthtfeu ,lrd
her loyee circl. Of friends who will sincerely I'm
her death But most severely has the oiow s,df,a
her discon,oate partner and the az ~ ia, ~
whose tender Yeas a.r hrs c-prisru = aolhr
t,onnt. and ma, lent oversight which aons %" fsff
ran exercise Ii is no; perhaps too mnch !" =! - Il
though this ~ saying much, that sh6 wa .fGoI, IL
"a meek and quiet spirit, which, In the Sign
OF grea; priee" She bo'e her sufrfins, ne ye,r.
nrorartrd throug Oh thr long period Of lohf ,ly iil
with az much patience and submission - MAID =
10 the lot Of ira morials She waa srdo" h,,,ri -
murmuf or complain and always etpfs''e Fiins'
being resigned to the Will Of her heassd seyoni
During The asttwo GaJsof her NE she .sskpes eSi
-. M A.
when sckesl and weuke-t The hyn:h' :, would ne
voice OF prayer were eyer welcome Her y"
quently ask that they might be fepea nd !, tn, d.
trust seemed 10 rrs only on her Sasi,"s w,e hoqe I"
vine bidding she fell asleep. ~ az
pardon and acceptance III the BeloSru. to eo?'
Whip, Republican and Times, are fe4''
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POETRY.
The following very clever answer is eV'ae"".
from the accomplished pen OF Mrs. oeD'
formerly Miss Mana Mayo, OF Riehmoha')
From The Ncst York rpreSS.

from the accomplished pen oil Mrs. w.
Ito,mer,v Miss Mana Mayo, OF Richmond.)
From the Nen York rpresS'
AN ENIGMA.
WHO, OR WHAT AL -
u,, ~, =, tho bfaip. nor The soul, nor Inc hear'-
W, hs.r in The mind prominent part.
~, ,ound m, in heaven, in earth, ar, nor nell
W, :, burn in The flames, and in,cherublm dwell
~, 40, in The sun, nor in cloud, ,kies nor stars
W, ,ase bold front in the bright Piannel MAS
h., seen mol in trees, nor in aowets,-and ye''
| bloom in magnolia and sweet m'snioneue
Pm never in water --yeI, strange as u seems
Pm always in lovely meanterins sreainS'
I belong mol 10 land, lake, river nor cry !;nn;
Ye,, sill, am seen in the great Niss, s;n
Pm not in the wind snow, nan, noi ,n na main
Ye, sound in the tempest DER oce ,hs ANN
I march in the ARMY re-, -
We, M officer |. nor solder ~ ua'op.
a, ~ IN = vnn would my identity ma,
S III n NJ, IN The word, but, in your own m'h'
.vs,yrp TO THE ENIGMA-wHo, OR WHAT
An Ir,-BY Mas. GErEhAL
Dea, uAu!hor unknows,"
Deai To escape from the stigma
n, du,lpess Pve carefully con'd your Enigma
n. tul OF gay fancy and paradox oroll'
ye, hope in one Letter 10 answer ne who're.
Since 10 my "own mind" you Appealed io' lep ~
nave of found The subject before my minas .
And This some suppose that but one 'h'ng !
meant,
To me, ii doth thousand present. - :. os
,T;s . theme dear 10 me, Ito my kindred me 'd'ne
e. uitbout il we could moi preserve our sooo
name,) ,;oh
so an answer you'll find, If I've mace a iisn
guess,
Twice given in my Signature, :, .
YoGis, M. M. ,.
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STATE OF EUROPE.

We have no space TO comment, as we wou"
desire. upon The Interesting scenes IN knrope.-
oar readers will rejoice with US in The faii OF Inc
fabric Of the British Navigation Laws, with all
their impolic and injurious festricIions-
in In, II. V successes Of The Hnngarlans against
me munsttous tyranny OF Austria. Russia mas
in,erposed-bul, it France and England have
warned he, 10 desis!, they may check her pro-
,r.s b.. a the same time INVOKE Europe -
. GENERAL war. Thoss who watched with sus-
nicious ieaiousy Inc French expedition asaIns'
he e.oupjisans al Rome, will obscr"e with ~
,s,es, ,tat the Ronans have exhibited their an
c;en1 valor IN diving baci: the Gauls from their
GALES they will also laugh over Ibe curious,
eso,isticaI and imperial letter OF the boy-PTes'-
d,n, q, France. The disgrace al The Roman
CAPITAL seems 10 have taken his breath away.
Germany is full oil insnrrecions-indeed
he whole 0. Europe appears 10 abound 10 con-
vuIsive and volcanic elements. The future IS
,,,nn. n, with MIGHTY events
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CORRESPONDENCE Of me N. Y. Herald.
WASHINGTON, May % lS49
THE MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON,
: ~ .,o.,,,shin Nississipoi will leave Norfolk

The steamship Mississippi VIII leave No'iV'n
in = few days, 10 join Inc Mediterranean squad
ron. The steamer Pruse,on ana one OF 'Ne .,,'.
in that imnorrant qua rief Of lhe world. The siae
of ' affairs in Enropehe hrea'enus aspect OF
a general European war. which would bring G u,
ali The pirates the Aiican coast ana Inc s, ns
of Greece" would seem 10 require an aciiVe aho
powerful feet in those wa'eTs, 10 guaio American
commerce and the rights oil American c..zehs
against spolialion. And in larger point 81 view'
shonId the Uni,ed States bc driven into ms az
pretended European struggle, il will be OF lhs
greatest advantage, 10 meet il, 10 have soou
force 10 the Mediterranean, and indeed TO aver,
il. To this end, the Secretary of Stale WI
doubtless consider the proPriety OF lie SUGGESTION
OF keeping an eye 10 the United States mail steam
er. plyine across The Atlantic. They may YET
he made 10 pay their expenses. There is a storm
brewing in Europe, which may demand an ar
med neutrality IN the Mediterranean. w
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From TIC lIabtte Register, May -.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH STEAMER


The Roval Mail steamer Severn, Capt. Vim
cent. arrived at The anchorage in he Lower Bay,
Yesterday morning, in four days from Vera CRUZ,
whence she sa lied on the morning oil lhr IN =
She brought thirty seven passengers ana sisI ooV
in specie. Al the date OF her departure. .h'ie
were in the harbor OF Vera Cruz bu! TWO U. ,.
vessels: The u S. ship Saratoga, which was 10
sail for Pensacola in few tavs, and the org
Newiord which was 10 sail for New York Oh inc
lSlh.
To Capt, T. P. Down-r, ~. u the inteilisenl
and polite officers OF Tie Segcin VIC a'e inaeu'e9
for flies OF Ell Arco IRIS ii Monitor Republican,,
and other Mexican papers, on, We 90 not ma
in them any news OF special interest
Among the passengers by the Severn, Is mr..
Parrot. The American Consul al Mazatlan. tie
is ON his way 10 Washington. We have had
some conversation with him, and are lnceolea 10
him tor some interesting Information. he ioune
the road from Vera Cruz 10 Mailan lined with
travellers TO California. "A perpetual stream oi
emigrants and atvcnlurpts, travelling by every
conceivable mode OF conveyance IN wagons, cdi's,
&c. on horses mules and a-loGI--some without
has or shoes-pourIhs across The country, IN
tent on reaching The gold regions OF 'hs west
The opportunities OF conveyance IN vessels rom
Mazatlan 10 San Francisco are abundant. Mir.
Parrou has recently been 10 The ate place, and
is of opinion, that unless some actiVe measures
are adopted by our government, The inhabitants
will organise government for themselves
They complain greatly Of The neeleci OF Congress
a, the last session 10 give them territorial 60
yernmeni.
rumor reached Mr.. Parrot, before leaving
Mazatlau that muliny had occurred on the U.
8. ship, the Ohio, in consequence oil the recap,
lure and attempted punishment oi a nomoe. Oh
deserers. who had attempted 10 90 10 the gold re-
zion Commodore Jones had succeeded in quel-
ling the mu,ineers, and putting Them in IRONS. II
was believed that some OF them would be executed.
Another rumor of a revol, in the Second Rcs'-
neni, in California, had reached Mazaian =
though the information was moi definite, nor GER
iainlY reliable.
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n a VA L..

Commander Geo..S. Blake has tee1 ordered 10
he U S. Friga,e Mississippi, as feet Captain OF
the Mediterranean Squadron
Ii. Bushrod Hunter has been ordered TO the
n s. Sloop.o w ar John Adams now fitting out
al Boston a. lst Lieutenant
Norfolk Beacon.
LAUNCH.-The U. 8. Sloop-of-war Wanda
Ii. was launched al the Navy Yard ON Saturday,
nj 10 o'clock.-[B.
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore SUM-

Loss efth< Ship hlsria- Ter, 'be Loss OF Lys, &c
The loss O. the ship Maria is FULLY confirmed.
IN, Of one hundred and eleven passengers, only
nine in al, including three OF the crew, were
saved All The rest found walery grave. The
survivors landed a, Quebec on Friday last.
Affairs are quie., and 10 further Signs oid's-
furhanrp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-01

Thos C. Atkinson Esq, has been appointed
Chief Engineer OF The Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Company. Mr. Atkinson, we learn,
from the Alexandria Gazette. possesses high
reputation as a civil engineer, sDd has lately
been employed on the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road, 10 the entire satisfaction OF that company.
The salary is 81 500 per annum.
]. Fl. Reid, Esq, Of Prince William, mas
been elected Clerk OF the Orange and Alexandra
Qailrnad COMPANY.
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az q ~ ~ r, ses

s .2S5 e? sea- ,:s 10 4;:: &C.
good wages viii he gwen. Apply e,' me ubeIsr' ="
Superintendent, Cnafloise ,s,I TAM A KuPbn,d
Nav 5-c4W Chioi Ihs'
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he election. 10 the officer conducting The elec-
lion al The Court House, except in the case o. an
election for electors of President and wee re
sidenr, and in such case 10 The Commissioners
al The Court House. ,ho
Section l6. : ANY sheriff or sergeant VINO
shall fail a! the time oil any election, 10 a''enu
in person or by deputy, and acl in respect 70 inc
election at the courthouse, and every oIhef p'ais
in The county or corporation at which poll IS
REQUIRED 10 be taken, shall forfeit The sum OF one
hundred dollars for each place al which such
failure shall occur II the sheriff or sergeant Dc
dead al The time OF such election, his deputies
then remaining in Office shall discharge The duties
prescribed 10 The sheriff or sergeant, and in case
If failure on the part OF said deputies 10 have, al
The said several places OF elections, depnIy.'o
attend and ACT every deputy who fails TO a'Iehu
and acl. shall forfeit the like sum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-01

Rhubarb, or pie plant, winch is al this season
-, the year generally used for pies, should be
for the present excluded from the liable. II is
considered by physicians 10 be fruitful source
OF diarrhoea, and The present lime. when SYM.
toms of cholera are prevalent, should be strictly
avoided. Persons cannot be too cautious IN
their diet and habits al the present time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-01

Camphos segars. new conrivance OF the Pa
ris chemists. have been imported into New York,
and are said 10 be preventive against 'nlecnon
by cholera.
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HEALTH,

From The 10Th 10 the 23i May there was 10
death ,;cm cholera in Charleston, kanawha.-
The clear, wsrm weather (Says, the hanaw-
ha Republican, has disspsied the symptoms
OF cholera in that village, and in a.. paris u
the COUNTY. From 40 10 so deaths (whhe ana
black) have occurred in all the county. al Inc
Saiworks III blacks have suffered The mos; Sc
verely-hul, a, Charleston, scarcely Al all. Nr.
Bailey, the deputy Sheriff OF Lewis, died, We re-
sret Il sag, on MS return 10 Chafieson, where he
had gone 10 compare ihe Congressional 20
The health a Wheeling, says the Argus, was
never baile! al this season ot The year. bui Two
deaths. II al! resembling cholera, occurred IN me
present month.
Saturdays Herald says, that since Tuesday
there has been only one fatal case OF cholera IN
Norlo!k-acd one other case. There have been
many severe cases Of cholera morbuS, winch
Welded TO prompt medical tTcaimen:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-01

COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS.-The con-
les, tor The collec,orshp IS over, says The Nor
folk Argus and Col. William Garnel has re-
ceved the appointment vice Mr.. Conway Whit
lie. removed.
II We may be allowed 10 use TIE language OF
Gen. Taylor, il will not Tor moment re pre-
tended that The "hish interests OF The nation ar
large dema ndcd" the removal oil Mr.. White,
aud me appointment Of Col Garreli. The pro-
scribed Collector vas appointed &c inc early part
OF General Jack>cn's administrator, ar has
been in Office Tor The period OF quite twenty-five
wears. During this lime the government has not
lost cent under his administration, and we are
varranred in saving that 10 he oIEcia: discharge
Of his duties. he gave general satisfaction 10 me
business men {! the city. He, then, has not been
removed for his want 81 fidelity, honesty or abill-
ty-hc possessed all The qualifications prescribed
in Gen Tavior's inaugural as The tesi Tor office.
Why, ihea, was he removed Was IT Tor Inc
purpose OF furnishing an enemy and rewardins
friend Z" MIR. White was Democrat and
Col Ga1aeu Whig Towards The successor
oil Mir. White we entertain feelings OF Ice nigh
est personal Tespect and esteem. he IS gentle
man OF character and intelligence, and We have
no doubt that he a7roiutnicE, viii re senefai'Y
accenabe 10 The public.