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e Chliamer Attorney General % when the pl establishing the SeeSeisryship of the Interior pssed the senaie. Then it was that Mr. Truman Shi'h, another oG ihe original eonspirstoss. was insilek tf beingaweil uauiersiepA ha Waad not accept. hs einisalh tie 'safhS pAsltge as' Mf. Csiainmdaa Six: fe nsme hia auhaiilase, which, at first. was lFanted by Gen. Taylor, but soon after- aaAas lss4 was asked by the President and granted bv Mfr S,1th to withdraw that promise. The pub fis nmaeqienee of the taasaeti0N Mas MF. Emith'a 4 singples {ter to Cen, Taylor, which every reader will hste kad Wif attention. and whfeii it would nct be psoHr Cor ne 10 odsr any commenas.
 hIs Lasrnnee, Of Boston, also claimed fhe pFivi- lere ef oGksinx a substitute in the person of Mr. Hadsos, clhlassaehasetts. who was aiferwarss Ag'- pointed nauI ofiicer. He, tco. was sefnsed on the psimeipls tiht te cabinet offices could not be made ia ope and he sane State. and Mir. Ewing's peen- Iisr sdapeaiion to inc work of " ref0Em" being by that fine well understood. hs was made Secretary of tie Intrios, nAd MF Coilsmst. his 6i fer ego n poaieui psineitss. pat into the Geaeral Posipics. There was nov no longer any apology for keeping Ouf Sir. RevsFiy Johnson. who =fss accordingly provided g6f, not without hesitation on the par of ihe el5Qaea. bis whigesy being deemed rather s6zhsy,S aAA ais views in regard to appoinimenis altogether toomoAeFaie. The appointments in Ball timore are sda to be kis. and t mdst De admitted tst fhey are pust, and give general satisfaction.
 Ii will be sect from this short rssms that the pFs sant eapinet bN peeu tpfynsu Dy uekIees. Sess tu regard to ihein(viduals who compose ithan for the pufpose of keeIing others out, and that there was so the outset sparty at wnrk determined h govern hy rewards and punishmeBis. and not by love and charity, as osisissliy proposed. This party is now ia the aseeskant, tke future will show whether they are able tovsihiaih thsiT position. This, however, is crstain ssd nay now be looked upon az demop- stfated. jhat Gen, Taylor is guilsss of the blood that has been shed and that he has come to Wash- iufon with fine intention of adninisteFing the ov ernmsnt in peace. and moi in war of one portion of c9 citizens against the other. a gs-+s
 Ir week from now, the first number of the "Re- putiie" viii be published by Messrs Baliitt and Sagent. it will, TO doubt, be sbly conducted, and speak the sentiments of the old General better than either of the two organs of his cabinet now published n this city. OBsERvER.
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Iadssns Capt. Balsson, lsioly arrived al New Orleans from Tampico reports thsi there were tsn tho asAad ladsaDs withia fouT leagues of TsnpIso eu the 5th uii The inhabitants expsc.ed that ihey would attack the city the 7th. The United States sloop- of. gar Saratoga was lying of Tampico hay on the Sah, and was communicating with tho American consul.
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co- The city of Washington, through its muni- eipai aathortes has been invited to send delegate to the Pacific railrosa coaysntlen at Memphis, on the l6ah Of October next.
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TkrsUrE or REsrEcr.-A telegraphic dispatch to the Louisville Democrat, dated 2oth Jane. from Washington city. states that the President has officially announced the death of ex- President Polk and ordered the departments suspend business to- day. The Presidents house, and public bai!diHgs, were all hung In moarniag"
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Distrihusias, of tAc school Funa.

TaEAsussa's 0ssscE, fsille Rork, Jane Q. 'l9 Edasr Bannsr-Sns wil yea have the kindness ss spublah ip your paper ihs following correspond encs between myalf snd ths Attorney General, in sslAiiOa tO dc disisshatloa of the Seminary Fund, under ths iats lav; and to publish the annexed list Of the saeaats dss each county under the dlstribu- tion nov made of tho fund on hand.
 Very respsctfslb, yoaF obsdIsat servant.
 SAMUEL ADAMS,
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DR HAwKs.--The income of the pews rented in the University Chapel, New York city, whore Dr Hawks has organizsd congregation, is already $s.ooe per aaaam.
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LAKE suPERloa CoPrKA,--G Gen. E. J. Roberts. oi Michigan. lats mineral land agent at Lake Superior estimates that copper to the amount of more than million of dollars will be got out the present year.
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Laaghiag at Catsmiiiss.--A ,he Olympic theatre a New Orleans, they are playing an aquatic farce, called "Iiydsanlics, or the Age of Water"
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0J- In referepcc 10 tho project of annexing Can. ada to the Unitsd States, which is now agiated in Canada. the Liverpool Journal remarks: {" It would possibly ee the interest uf Canadn to become State ef the sdioining republic; hnt tp saBs Eaissn Gssat Britain can nsyef sabnii without planging into a dsgsaaton fatal to hei greatness glory aud honor
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no. half so expe6ilious- .'Thpss, who fought the baiGle--tlss Asmocrsiie aloatnlns HAo prssumed to seek rsward far tAsir hbess have received only a cold rcproOf for tsir tsansFisy; te no-parsy pro misss, fhs clsctioseesisE tricks, have long ago {" gsae gilmmsriag thrsngh shs dream of things that were," sad even among the acknowledged Simon -Pures. among the whigs themselves, quail
 ications are unhceds5 or aneared for. and ehanes alone Is the msdism of sucesAs s the neraahls for the spells. " Appointments, which never wOald have been made under other circumstances, are thiekening aad erasilae upon us like frogs In the kneading- g-sroaghs of the Egyptians; men are blest who hardly dared to hope; interests are consulted and fOstersd that hardly dared so exist; aIns arc forgiven that afe out of the pale of pardon; and meR vrIts and speak Ia praise of the new powers who caught logic as men catch any ether infectious disease, and pOur Ous their words like water from wateringp pot, where every drop alike, and all are IGkecaTm."
 For few days past the guilletine has worked more slowly, for the simple reason that there wore no more victims to be had. Every post of honor and profit within the patronage of the President and cabinet, has beon filled with whigs, and perhaps " ultra whigs." It only remains to finish the show ing of hands by an attempt to revive the old lssaes." and to thrust upon the people the tar.fI and the bank. By this time, however, the people must have discovered tbe deceptoas that have boen practised upoa them--they mast have beccine con vincsd of the character of ths present admiaistra- ton, and will, no deabt, cheek its farther outfages by returning democratic Congress, as the best remedy for their error.
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fREScH EDfroks.-it has bsea calculated that Joo menibors of the new Legislative Asse,aLiy si France, are or have been joarnalisss.
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O. Ws afs iddstssd to shs polite officers of ths sssuess Cstaou Plant and Philip Psanywis for lass New Orleans papers.
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THE GoiD DoiLAh--We were yesterday shown the first of these .litie jokers'' that has made it's appearance among us- it was from the New Or lea'ss mint. It is beautiful but very diIainnive coin, being somewhat less in size than half dime
 On cse side is the head of liberty. encircled with the stars and the date, on the reverse. the words one dollar." surrounded by . wreath, and the name ol the Uaitsd StAtes Those made a, the New Or leans miat havr an ia the margin, below the words .oas dollar" Until comes into general use, this coin viii sppeas almost too small. This, however, wiii be amply compensated for bp and its substitution for the insy. filthy. and ragged shn
 plasies that have teO long been circulating among us
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Nor DEAD.--The latest accounts inform Us tha Cassius M. Clay is likely 10 survive the dreadful weand received in the conflict with Mr. Turner whom he killed.
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GEs. CAss TO RksIsS.---rhc Nashville Union as. sares its readers, upon the most ''unquesiioaable authority" that Gen Cas- will resign his seat in the uuised States Senate rather than obey the ia- structioas imposed upon him by the Legislature of Michigan. io vote for the wiimot proyiso.
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THE SULPHUR REMEDY King, of the Memphis Institute, writing from Cincinnati, where the eho'efa IS now raging, says: "My remedy seems to act as charm. in all stages. It is-sus- phur. iPari; Super Carb. Soda, part; well prepared Charcoal. parts. Mix well together. To be given in all stages in doses of o 10 10 50 grains every ,, 0 or % minutes as the urgency of the case re- quires, until reefs obtained; after which ?. ,, os hours--,o be taken in mueiIsge or slbumen. As a preventive. one-half teaspconfui every morning; if hpuIgcslessen the dose. lfastimulant is needed, give eamPhOf only. This may be used in all cases, collapsed as well as oihes. The inhalation oi oxygen gas, in connection. repeated at intervals, will be found valuable auxiliary and in some will answer by itself"
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LITTLE ROCK

O' Several communications intended for this weeks paper arc nnavoidably deferred.
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 ORDER OF PR OcEssIOs.
 MUSIC. Orator of the Day, and Reader of the Declaration
 of Independence.
 Committee of Arrangements.
 Clergy. .......
 Governor and Staff
 Executive and Federal Officers
 The Judiciary. ..r Masonic Fraternity
 Independent Order of Odd Felows.
 Sons of Temperance. Members of the Little Rock Lyeeum. Ladies and Scholars of the different u nday Schools, accompanied by their Teachers . Citizens generally. Tho ladies and Sunday school scholars will meet at the Christian Church, and await the arrival of the main procession.
 ORDER OF EXERCISES. l. Music, by the Band. ;. Music, by the Band. ?. Prayer. 6. Grafton. ,. Music. i7. Muse. I. Reading Declaration. s. Benediction. Col T. D. MEREIcK will act as Chief Marshal, assisted by A. J. hUrr, JoHs T. TRIsc, Joils P. kAgSs and JAs, F. PAGAN.
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U-" Democrat , please copy.
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.


 Whereas. the members the Little Rock Lyeeum deem it proper that tho anniversary of the inde- pendencc of our Union. should be appropriately @bserved-therefore,
 Resoterd, That tho members of the Lyccam win, as body, join with such Of their fellow citizens as may desire to unite with them in the celebration of the approaching Fourth ofJuly.
 ResoiUed, That committee of five Dc appointed by this meeting to select from among the members of the Lyceum suitable person to read the Decla- ration of Independence and deliver an Grafton on that day; and that the committee be requested to act in conjunction with like number of the citizens generally, a committee of arrangements, and that such joint committee be empowered to appoint ss many assistants as tt may deem necessary.
 Thereupon the chair appointed the following members to compose said committee of five to select reader and orator, to wit: Messrs Searcy, Still well, Carroll and Trisg-and on motion, the Chair man was added.
 The committee then retired, and selected RICHARD SEARcr, Esq, to read the Declaration of Independ- ence, and K. C. FARRELLY, Esq, to deliver an Grafton.
 Whcreupon the committee selected the following gentlemen from the citizens generally, who are requested to act with the Lyceum committee, us a joint committee of arrangements, to wit: s. II. Hampstead, $. II. Tucker, Dr. Laurie, L. J. Reardon and Thomas W. Newton.
 q IANrTRCr F,t,-
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voice could hot prevail against King as long as him
 sell Was a candidate, and as the killing ofs' ol King was te hisn'a msttes of greater impostanee
 ihsh eseH Dis own appaiuineai, be at resigned
 his eal,as, and brought forwaEd those of MT. Craw. toId. who was also supported by Mir. Stevens. o
 6rofgia, and the new Se0atsr. Dawson, eleeiet {, tho place af Johnspn. Thus was Mr. Ktng oxs,. slanghsd. and Secretary of War made ios the old General, who objected 10 nobody. aa he was not ae. quainied with anytody,'s merit. 43
 Mr. hhboH l.awrencss tnrnicane next. He was pcweStasy hacked hy sthe osiginals." and as po,s. ertsily opposed by ihe old hankeEs of the party, put V lat E more, be was opposed by the cliqaes
 He was invited 10 "seat ih the cabinet. expeete
 the Treasury, but declined the Navy. far e'I is8
 Thines now bore new aspect, and Gen. Taylor sase 10 Washington, was at once taken by the hand and Ee~soafd Eith. Mir, Baney was fought down not without etpst the rest of the appointments pre-. srnted no serious obstacle. Mir. Meredith was fIe seseetses of Air. Clayton and Governor Johasen, sai se ssas dearpasned ts give hisn the Treasury not enly on account ot his acknowledged talents. but to keep out al other sspiranis fro,a Pesnsyl,a nsa, sbd amony these. especially, Mi. Joshua Ran dail--.fise man who, more than any ofier had con- tsibalas te the nessaaties sad election af the ol.i General The exruse iA regard to him was. that he had siaimed the Attorney Grneralship; bn. that Gea. Taysnf having resolved f.t ,o give PeansyIva- ma ths EecresWysAip og the Treasury. hts eiaims lell. f eo~rte, b tha ground So pAe fault ef Aar kandall consisted i not aiming high enough; be lr
 the victim of an ii-tiasd mcdesiy. by the sile of Govefass Csittenden, ss A afF asa-7s7
 Mf. Gcllauer sas at irst only thought of as At- toFney General, ip coatHmity witA the recommes- daioa of tue legislature oi vermoat He has been gpmpeflsor with MT. Upaam tbs seat In the United states Sehstss and being isleste received paiiing s.lsisiesss which wss q csee ssiznd upon by the xllques to Keep aat ex-Gosernor Payne. who had hcen carly oA the spot, and to defeat anolhef efisinsI. MEa keserdy Johnson. of Msryland. who MaSs csadsslzts for rtbsssme fxsof On the deeIina lleAef Mf. Lawrence. hIr Psssisa, siihoat dsii- sulty. Nss sAiisa r the Navy Depastmenl, st,i u keep eat Wms C Rises, wtn, il $ well known. is 'l,!resed b fcinosslsto tos ofsniunS sake si.i as i
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ROCRAMME.
 The procession will assemble in front of the Anthony House at 10 o'clock. precisely, under ,he direction of the Chief Marshal, and proceed to the Christian Church, to receive the Sunday school pupils, and from thence will proceed to the ground selected for the celebration, in the following
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TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Santa rc-asdian Oatragss-
Destruetion OF Bcnt's Fort, &C., &c.


Later from Santa Te-ladiAn OatrA8ss-
DestruetiOn OF Bcnt's Fort, &c., &c.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept 20, IS4s.
James Brown. government freight agent, arrived
In this city last evening from Santa Fs after sournsy
sftwsnty days
We learn by this arrival that two Amsri names
were not mentioned-were attacked on the 5th Sep
smber, At Los Vega, by party Of Apache Indians
and killed About the time, 200 miles this side
Of Santa Fe, the Indians stole twenty government
horses, and made good their escape Mr.. Brown him
self attacked by about 40 OF them and robbed of
every thing he had but on the following day they
gave him back mules, and left him to pursue his
journey On the he fell In with California
smgrants Who gave him . supply of provisions
The Indiana had lately burnt Bents Fort and 1t was
feared that Mr. Bent and several in charge Of the
fort had been murdered by them traces Of them
have since been discovered The Indians every where
svinced hostile disposition.
Colonel alexander In command at Santa Fe.
Colonel " Arlington, with Q command, had gone in
pursuit Of the hostile indians.
Major Besle at Taos. Major Stein, while recent
Iy engaged in skirmish with the indiana, received
wound in the leg.
Much political excitement existed at Santa Fe, in
reference the convention, which to meet
purpose adopting plans for the organization
Of State government.
There but little doing in dry goods, but groee
ries in good demand, owing in part to scarcity
ofsupplies.
Mr.. Brown met number Of California emigrant
trains on their way, which were getting along we'll
There plenty Of grass the plains He also met
Col. -, with $50 dragons and infantry, 1t Walnut
Greek route for Santa Fe.
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Our Bsitimore Corrcsposdence.

..... BALrMoRg, Sept 81, 1919
TRIAL Of John Price The Bark Murder Singular Fact.
TIL. trial Of John Price for the murder OF George W.
Campbell. who war extensively known as gambler by
profession. CON neDoed yesterday and the whole day
was spent in occurring five Jurors. All had either
formed opinion the case, declared that they
bad prejudice against the prisoner, who has been
known tor twenty years in the city as who had
continually oeed tbs law and Its officers but who, ON
account OF an intxphcabls tenencv the part Of
Judge brice had always been allowed to escape with
mere nominal punishment Every one therefore in
the CITY, mutt feel preudiced against the prisoner no
mat no one will on his Jury except those that de-
fire TO &c on &C The case ekcites much attention. aud
the curt House is crowded To excess lie will be re-
menbered that Price shot Campbell la the bar room Of
tavern about three months 81 after having an
desyored To provoke the decea.od into a quarrel
Thomas Davis who ba- been prison Tor two months
past on the charge OF numbering John burk who
shot whilst standing at deck ia the Office Of the
copper smetng company, AT night yester day dis
charged by the grasd jury nothing having proved
against him sufficient TO hold him trial IL is al
legged that a against whom su-psion snbseq
arose, left the beghborhooi imme distey after the
murder, for Cincinnsu, where he has since died Of
cholera.
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 90, 1870
Prices Of -four advanced U1c to-day. In the wheat
market there IL no change CORR advaueed1c.
BurrALo, sept. 29-6P VI.
Receipts since yesterday Flour, 5000 bols wheat,
dull state and Western -four aud the sales
do exceed 90 bMs including Michigan at 81 So
aud Wisconsin at - 6y. For wheat there is fair de-
nand but the nrmD~ss Of holders checks operstions
about 500 bushels changed hands consisting CHIEFLY
Of Ohio ut sec. corn l. IN good enquiry and qunts
toDs better the tsl.s embrace IL COO bushels 81 ~
Doc for mixed Western. In oats there Is mod rate
busiD's. doing ut ale The market l. 6rmer for wois
hey End ssL are making at 24c Freights to Albany
hout change of moment
ALsANs, September 2p-P NJ
The receipts Of produce by canal, since yesterday
vere:-boc0 barrels nour: 700 bushels wheat; 100
and soto do barley There il marked change
In nour quot toDs remaining the ,ame as yesterday,
with sales Il 200 bills common brands at 81 81
s.: fresh ground do IS = s. l2k; sno fine Grn..-s,
IS rs S5 The supply OF prime wheat IL small and
the market h firm; parcel of 100 bushels hand
Gehssee WAS sold at 81 ~ corn IL hrm. and in gpod
demand about is 0CO bu heels disposed Of at o9
. oec for good mixed Western. There also sails
Ito arrive within two we.k) of 500 bushels Hat yellow
st &c and round d. at the same price There is
d~rstl. ent IA barley the sales reaching 1890
bushels at 62x $50 for two rowef aud 81 q $50 10
four rowed Rye u hrmer. and 5000 bushsls sold
Sc. Oats arr quiet at previous prices.
shipping Intelligence.
NEW OsLRANs Sept q.
Arrivsd-siip Union. from New York.
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Marine Affairs az Key West.

KEY WEST, Sept 10, 1882.
The chip Allegheny from Philadelphia, arrived here
the 7th inst, in charge Of master wrecker All
her cargo was saved, but somewhat damaged. e6,660
has been awarded for salvage.
The u. s. schooner Ostavs has just arrived from
Tortugas bringing quantity of goods taken from the
bark Nancy. M. Stevens (from New York;. which YES
eel went ashore and bilged during heavy blow thu
night Of the 18th inst Several have proceed
cd to the bark and is expected that the entire
will be saved with but little damage.
The brig Wetumpka, from Mobile, bound to New
York. loaded with cotton, into port day. leak
Ing badly.
The schooner Eureka, from New York. arrived here
the 9th inst and sailed on the 9th for Apaschiooa
The brig suwsnnee, from New York, arrived here on
the 18th
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY RKET.
Saturday, sept. 29--S II. VI

The market Wa very unsettled to day, and prices
very fsv.risb. At the first board. U. os 1867 and
lsts fI eff n per cent; Harlem. NJ Norwich and
worcee'er. X; Farmers Loan advanced y per cent,
aud Hudson River Hairssd ~. All others closed at
prices current yesterday There were large sales OF
Harlem and ris those OF the latter all time sellers
option. AZ the second board there wa very little
change in TIRE market. wiin moderate sales
The Hudson River Railroad vas opened 10 day TO
reskstili and three trains left each terminus Ar
ranger snts have been msie to take passengers from
the Junction Of Hudson aud Chambers s,rests, which
is Il TIE most central localities In the city ras
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RAILROAD


II Ut SON RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAINS
will commences TO run between New York and Roger
Hook mile above Psstsk H. Saturday the 18th in
slant soppiss At the ioe-irs pieces and the Of
fare resreetivsly IN cents Yon-
kers 25c Hastings Soc Dobbs Ferry. Sc rSrrytown 3c
Sing Sing 45c Co'aberg Sc; Pseksk and Roysr Hook.
6e Omnibus stsges viii be provided Mt he junction OF
Chambers and Hudson streets convey passengers WOO
provide themselves with Railroad ticl
ton ct Thirty first street Until the rails can be laid that
point Down requiring It, will also he veyed
Tree fexpcne from The station to Chambers
ermedafe places Ripp Browns and the
lines whose will time. take passengers the
,,cn Thirty nrst rect Until further noe. the trains
will start follows day, Sundays excep'ed-Lsav.
Of hsmbers md Hudson streets omnbusses At
A. NJ, an, snd+ r. NJ Leave sneine station thirty
fret sree at ~ A. NJ, tx and ~ p. n Leave Rover
hook and feekskiii att n. II A. NJ, end p. NJ Tick
cts he procured at the Offices OF the Company, l
Chambers street and mt the station Thirty first
PASSENGERS particularly requested provide themselves
with isket before taking their the Bssgsse
for the be received and delivered only the
station at Thirty first street.
Nov York, Sept. oath. 1S49.
N B. Stocl holders who desire view The road du
ring the set will he fur shed with cEet
Pssl ~ithout charge. calling at the once Of the Com
pany, No. Wall street
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