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Cnlifornia eeid arrired nt philntelphin.

The reports eireula,ed al Philadelphia of the amount of CslfoTnia gold bli- la, mriyea there from Jamaica, with is passengers. Sae had come from California via the lFfhnus and Epglish steamer 10 Jamaica. were greatly eXaggrraied. lbsteSsi oi $500 .0ea, sstef, ihe passengers lave iew thH- sAbd dollars each wiih ,he,a. sad the whole saoaBt among theEn does not exceed Ss0 0oa, aud rroha ly would not reach that sum. The North Atnsriean says:
 sWe have oonyeryed with two oi the laa's pas sengers, Mir. Geo. M:I)ousal and Capt. Hover Mr. MrDoagai. whn is from IoatsnapolIs, Indiana. bas spent the last five years in California where he has established himseif in large mercantile and other operations. He returns tofhe States with ie AIaliy Of brother who lately ioined hn in California. and whom be leaves there 1nhi be goes back, which be intends doing immediately. The goidea caantrs, be informs us. Is place for ladies, ia is pfesent state.
 "Wewere shown, by McD., lamp of nasite goId. mixed with quartz, weighing few ounces over < pounds, aud containing ssoat pounds oi the pure metal II was found abnatsx inches below the face st the 'dry diggins. sfew mics sonth oi Sut- ier's mill The specimen was sent fn the care oi Mir. McD. by Lieut. Woodrop, T. $ Navy, 10 Mr. MoEris. of New York and Is designed iof the czb.- net in one of the institutions al Washington.
 "Captaln Hover, who is from New Beai0rd, and
 who has been trading the coast o California, and between California and inc Islands, for long iilae. comes home io bring his family. lie leaves his iAnliy al home and returns"
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More Essos from Lse PiaiRs-A tFaia of wagons. under command of Ute BarCet, arrived st Ft Rear ney the evening of the 10th, direct from Grand Island and Fort ChiIds. They report considerable sck ness and distress among the emigrants. num- Der of companies have lost nearly oil their cattle by stampedes and by being stolen by the Indians there
 fore they have been compelled desert lher wagons, and whatever goods they ooald not pack upon their cattle were left. Up to the lst of June there had passed Grand Island 2 300 wagons and 1000 peo- pie. They were counted by appointed for that purpose- After passing Grand Island they met 2,U00 wagons more, and for three successive days the roads looked as though political convention was assembling. At any time, our informant sta-
 ted, he could sit nPon his and cou nt loo wagons The interpreter al Fort Chds stated that in all pro- babity, 1000 emigrants would be in the mountains at time, without sufficient grazing for their cat tie. train of wagons, composed Of two ecmpa- mes from Virginia and Ohio, some knoians having stolen few of their catte the evening previous they started in pursuit, aEd, having found them, fight eBsaed, ia which Indians were killed and a mum ber wounded. All things considered, the emigrAhts are progressing upon their long and tedious journey well could be expected. Nearly 2,Jp0 have returned -iSt. Louis unon, 18th uit.
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The Cumwerrlnl sf ths ksh issss snakes siss Fal- lowing sisssmsnf; A perisea q glse eaaserd peP- ulasiaR en "Wednesday nsrh& csndaetr2 lNsntrslsea ia a heiaoas raannef en Sycnnare stre~a To re- ssice over oar nssisn,e krlA. th-y eet lssurH szs I,rrass,hnlateS the sSreeis uath vefr lsts hour. assay as thry 6eessesi 6t at sheat ese o'clock en tiss, alzi,t tey assneke eight ef oar 6rsasra who weFe rstarni6g fyesn tlseiF engine hsue@ ea their hosnsuaFa Wav, aaa ceatinsed the nasark wssh pis,elennd aser weapons aptt they resrA@6 Esshgh. on Syc1mere. Mir BradbBry, wheae efhce is en inst cegser unlocked the SeaF aud mamafs~d tpe fresnea iO rrexsbt fe eoerra sssitaass fruA e5ssE neriaas aiurv. They hcweyvr Mitackra tis~y hSvse. arnks fhe wia5pwx, aBs fired srverua lnsss through the wenther boarding spf ppRe teek eff-ca cn the innaat 5gse of sRe fresnss wisase asasS sse could nea a<rer4sia eSrav~d gsseTiaeaffnlly wifh firnh uh5se iB the street, as isaH s=ss-9 through kis Pahfs above fhe k9ee. Tise Hacks sned sbeat ki- iren ronas as near as esald be ascerfsinea sud is ls miracle bcw tsese 6sesBsa ezcxpeS deagk. with such V0,iay of gcad fired ia ltrir midst Dsc ei iise night poliee. hsiHg informed sf the T0w. Fe- paired to fis asce afsd saerrred ia Hrrestac feo of the parry. bat net Eiihaat eAGaarerae his ife, ss they mace erery desBenssrsIoa ts uss violence sowarlis him. boulder stone was hasled at kis head, bat feA harmless st his feet Wlnt cSssaA this brutal and most iafsinoas attack is Rst ycV -kue~a 9
 The CornneTcsal of the 7fh a.sds. & The exAmi. Rslien of lhs n~xToes. yesterday afernecn. befeEs lhe Mayor, eharsed wiib an attack aPaa some el oar Bremen on the night of tbr 4fh Of July, was coHcfN7e before fie Mayor. HessEfe tbe tssofev- ing oi ii1e witnesses by the attorneys for ths de- fenze tae facts stzssd la o.;T article ef yesterday were faliy Tasiained.''
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aTCaieb S N Woodhull, the wing mayor of New York, says Of Mr. Polk, ia his proclamation au- ncinE the death of ths ex-Presideat. ''In every position, whether governor of ms native staie, As Speaker of the House of National Representatives, CT as Chjef Magistrate of Inc American people, be hss displayed abilities of eonBoh order; aad, by ths force of his taicnts. ihe puffy oi his ie and the sneerily of his patriotism. has commanded the highest esteem and confidence ef his The events in which he has borne prominent par, will forIn one ofhe most brilliant chapters in the annals ef our country, and will transmit his name to Posierty as one of the most ustroGs of oaT Presl- oentsn
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following paragraph. from the Detroit Free Press suggests mode by which Gen. Tsylor csR eXiri. cate himself from his pledges, aud still preserve his consistency s of integrity and honor IL Is 10 deny that he wrote the letters which ap- peared during ;he eanvsss his name, and which contain the pledges ahaeyiss 10 him personally and so embarrassing to his party. The Free Press says;
 .GyE HIM GRANGE Since Gen Taylor ha. been accused of violating his pledges not 10 pro- scfise, il Is thought tire old nAu viii oet and state honestly that he wrote any of hts letters We understand that he has good authority to tark him Ia the deelsrutiah. The horse letter wss genaine."
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BTosqh Back 4qgiR At New York. on the 3oth ult, officer Barker brought back Felix Cassidy alas George Sheldon, who ieft that city inc sh uli taking with him the wife and child Of his hrst cou sin, whose is likewise Felix Cassidy, together with s400 in money, and he was committed for further examination. The wife said her reason for the ecpement was in consequence of -treat- ment received from her husband Tbe prisoner did not assign any reason, except that she induced him 10 of with her for the purpose of tsking te- renEz on her husband for his H-Gsage of her. The child is quite interesting little gr Of years oi age. and appeared to be much infected at the oceuY- renee and difficulty arising in consequence. A lei ter from Mrs. Cassidy io Felix, written hirn be- fore the eiopeInent, found in his possession, urging him to come to her, from which tbe follow ing is a brief extract
 ~Oh. where are you, my dear George7 You are safe-sli is righi-conle here; be thinks you Ges I know anything about ii; come here to- bighi rny dear. am yours-you are mine-do come shail die W here was you Come and tell me nal made you stay away from me-do tell l must kns~. Are yea liviHg' II you are, come here io- night; ee so dol want you 10 send il here. f you write. Come yourself: l cannot lire withoai see | ing yea
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At length
NEW ORLEANS MARkETs.

OFFtcK OF PicAyuSK, Jsly lA '49.
 Cofssn.-The small qaaniity fesDaiRing ca szls has pecessariiy eircamscribcd the GsnsaetoRS, aud t.ough the deaaad has been fzir the sales ef ths week do not exceed ,00e bales. takaa for Esglsad France, and the North. Prices have beea very IT, regular. We quote
 Iaiersor. 6 66i< Good Middiing,s 0ei< Ordinary, .... .st.s7la Msdaishg Pair. st ssS = M,ddiiag .75sSTss Fair r..........s 9 =
 1sbzceo-TiIe as susBd iIss been active, bat owing to the hrIaBeas of boiders tie sales ap to this mcra- ing do not exceed ,ss5o hhds- Te-day we hear oI the safe of 6s A and q K ssd sl A and l6 K. all on private terms-snaking the Ssles of the week I,a59 hSsds. The bulk of the sales has besn nsds al deciise of i,siatsc-
 Ssyay-The -rSreiyts meet with immediate sale oa landing al steadily isapscsing raies Tbs safes of the week sum up 7tv ilils-. including enc erop of ISo hhds sold eR the coast al 4c- We qaois lH- fsries, :sds3t. Cosausop, 3tssS5s! Fair, Ita4i. Prime, 43&S4ss; Choice, ~, GsS; Clarified. stAgs
 Msiasses. iIaazsetioss lave bs~a hsnilsd te ,'a hbls- at irregular prices-femnnoa ranging from : Si5c. and Rsboiied al lIlaise.
 FLour--Ths traaksestions ef tbe week have heez eoafined ts 3,,ae bbs osiag in sasasars C lAe excessive raias wheh have prevailed duriag lhe week. PElees arc. bsxesvf, wel sastanrd al Si sas 62t.. fos sapeFiss sRd extra Oaie, nlsavis, and St. Louis, fancy brnnds 0f Hlin0A and St L4saa briag Il S5As5 I.ie.
 - C1a --lBwsna is the total crssatsen Of the de- ssud far export prces have given way, tsosgh u,s rsuccgss have bees light Sesee ,svv ss<ks huss bevs seli at 41e5ae-
 IE h~GG--Nst a sAss of asy issportnacs has srsss- Pirsd-
 tbzas h esaseqseecs of ibe Fight Fscsieas Pftse. have scsal.esa ls ssIaeslr- for 0bse asa Ss LsaiA d ~bich rate sssse , 3.eoe seeks have hesa sosa-
 V Aask- s.-w iti the exeettion si 4ss9 bhAs- Rec ta sofe from tle lssee st Be-. the slss have seA eSnlaed lo small lots si i,, 9ials.
 I'eyk The transactions have bcea liaiasd, tbs principal safes eoa~sstiRs s S5o bhi.- Ssit Msas d ss s7ls zO9 Prime al S 37 is, and aO0 bhss- N 0 al $s 6zta. Mess has sura very d1il, aSa reaRe lets coatd be purchased st @ 50. Te-day S2 sssG 6s, beix. w~se sold al SIG 61s{.
 Bees2-The acna4bd has besa limited for sider bal hoaders are krrs al 5agSS5sc. for cincinsai cured ShsaideFs Asases, ana have sern sold in small lots al 4i-s3c. Hams have been in eoed ds- n..ad al a9e. for caasassed aud loc. for extra ss gsr-eared-
 Lard The demand has been seiise and the sssel eempfsse 3-ese legs ssA .eBe sbis. st se, asd s4 beisL al ss4c. sE Mas si $ts stASi5. ss hess- Fsims were ss4s at $t3
 Ba9ssag sad Bal, Rspe.-fhe 6emssd Is yes, sassas and sales eesl1 A made ssder i7 is snd ec which has besa the ssiing rsas ef iAss tor sho ts' and interest
 CsEe<-This has heea dall wsek. and oBiy 3s0s bags gio have tsuad parrhasers st g Se 4e-, i&bs ing stcck iH 6rss hAsds ef Zstae b1gs-
 Sah.-.fke psics freaa stsFe essfinaes al e1S90c for coszss aad si 10 fer fise delissrsd
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Dopbifrl C5nP'imest Albany Argus tells the annexed good znecaoia:
 An exchange paper eoftAins card. sigsed by two Or three gcntlemeE whose premises had been saved from fire through the ekestiofSo cd tAe 6uenea and other ciizert, thanking 'hem f1s thelr geaeFous efforts and stating Ina; they should te most happy 10 recipfpc ale ibe iaHes.
 Not altogether ushke gocd-hearted Daichiaaa. who dwe this city in the yae oi one oi the early Governors, ant who prufessed 10 cure all easee oi hydroThobia. He peid a visit 10 his Exceil~Hcy, and being treated 10 a inc hospi;s,ies of inc house was highly pleaset with him; and slarpiag the Governor fsnilisfy OF the back, he exclaimed: !" Goiesror you ish tam eie.er ielio~. aed hopes you will be pit mit mat tog. and win cure you for netting"
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3HeeSsfe q ths Second WaSAiR yton-A we'll known ex-governor. who resides ia of the raosl }ieasant towns ia thiS State, vas candidate for naval officer at this port, aud visited Gea. Taylor carly Tn March, 10 state hts case and advocate his applications. Tho naval ofhcer, il Is well known Is sort of auditor of accounts and has nothing lo Go with duty ea board ship. Alter the Worthy e1- governor had made known his Case 10 the 'sSecend aslington" the latter expressed great soiicitude e serve him. Esd psomi-Sd to to what he could tsough advising the EaBdiGate ts make aown he c4>e to MT. MsreN.ith, wao had ihese matters iu oaargs Tue ex-governor rePlisa by stsiiny that, anless the General tcos the matter a hand himself ss hts predecessors had done, there was nc hope Tor sm, The General replied kindly; and at last, as II 'e make desperate sIort to discourage tha peli- toner, hs said: 'B0t goYsrsor, yeu cid man sew How do yoa think of your years could di@asrgs the dssie@ of officer which will reauire 'oa ia ,~ dadiy 9sstssg board tAe pesseis af fe y"s; sf PhaaaebAaa ''' The governor lnizxoa- This aaeedols k aBtheRiic -l PeaBsy lsaniaa.
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Lo5e asd Crawe.-It Is wei. know iisss the shark. ihe most reznorsecss nsepsisr oi tSe 6eep. Is ally attended by a harmless sad psyfnIY little guide and companion. faInilisriF kueSA by fife name of the pisoi flss,. The resA office w h,ch 1t performs is not kBewa; bat il To be reg4rae with tenderness and Atiaehmeat hy creaiars sd dietcd to ierociiy and hleodsAed. and s ndssified into Sn intimacy of kindness aae lose, whie all others are repeiied by fear and s~e. la inc whole compass Of ustate, asa.sgs mere striking and bsatul iTan tbiS be addacrd, to illustrate fhe stFoRg and mysterious stirsetioa which is sotDs- tines found 10 exist hctweea Iove md crime How many sons of rapihe snd violence are ibere in fhe world. whe roam over tIe sea. CT Prowl npea had. who sill have some dear and tender being eiingiRg ie the aesri. and watching them with the most iBviBcib4e and devoted eBd=armeHt aa4 hSeity. And yet, how oftea 60 these bzrdesed reprobaies participate in no other sympathy and love except thfS. bui ds;esis4 aad proscri5ed by ihe whole worlS besides, asd are faaily dragged forth like the reneFseiess shark. 10 be cesderaaea and slsia whilst the Selepce.ss and iaRocshs object of alec fon is lst aDetotreied. uncarea feE and anthoaght Of behind.- Dr. ,Beffaer.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE
ArriraI af the NinsaFa.

We take the following items of intelligence from the news reported by the steamer:
 RonE-After tremendous bonbardmeHt of the sauadrsa of the French army, they have been sno- er-sui ia establishing themselves within the oHieF vslts suly su the 22d. They have since been ee- csgse5 xith operations for acquiring possession ei ,s inner haStions and defences, but pp ts the Ed nsd 2lth, they had nat made much progress Every tsch sf ground was sterBiy oeicsSsd by 6arshaldi, whe stili oontiaues tn command stoHily defending h,. vrou na and aninisIiag the Romano to fssssi- nBce The latest intelligence says Oadinoi had % fnr succeeded thai tue efy esttre4y al his mercy, tO spare which, and the horrors ot Righuai carnage he submitted terms to the Triumyirate, which, it was ib0aght. would be accepted. By ,uuor it is reported that England had presented friendly reIBsnstrzaoes agansl the boBharGnent Of Rome. urging spoa tie freEeh GoverHmssi tue necessity of cesaing to accommodating terms
 The London Globe states that Schleswig affairs ars rapidly drawing to . cenclusioB and that the Ersa settlement may bs expected in fortnight / TAe HaagsrianR partially defeated by the Austrian troops on the 2iSt. and forced 10 retire heyond Waab, whence, from the nature Of the country, they will be better able to rePe invading forces. Letters in ths Austrian and German jour- pals state that have recently taken place between the AuStriaBs and Hungsrfans al ten oB- fersnt points on the Waab Some Esnribe victory Co the Aastrians and others to ths HHugHrians.
 The German Reform, which has hitherto been fsvorahIe, says that tue AnStrians have snsiainea seYers checks and that the cholera and other naia- dies are raging in their camp, that the MzygaTs are dsItaying greater enthusiasm than ever. hassuth has ordered the Austrian prisoners, several Aon- sand in number, to wc ea the Detereksea raii- way.
 Advices from Italy to the sih, stale Acont, after destruction by bonbssiment, has surrendered to the AustFians- The Serms Of capitalaiion are political armisiice te fhe inhabitants The bofE- iafdmeuf of Venice has been suspended in conse- eueuee of proposals for eapitula,iOn having been made by the besieged.
 Accounts from Central Germany and Prussia, are of much more specific character than hitherto.
 The Emperor of China refuses to carry out the eiipslatioHs of the two treaties, which provided that Canton would be opened 10 foreigners.
 ST. JoHNs, July l3-Ths morning the Orange PrOtee,ionists proceeded from the city to meet several lodges at Indian towns, and on the way assailed by party of Catholics Twenty were killed and number wounded. The military qasiled the riot.
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The EmigraEts Major B-iger, qaar,ennaster United States army. arrived al St i.cais Ih5 29th ui from Fort hsaray, neal CraDd Island, ca the Platte. He ststes that Ing wboe lne of travel over which ihe euiIgrAn,s have passed is literally Strewed w ith graves This is but the [" beginning of inc esd. Suffering. such as he world has rarely kRswn Is yoi 10 eyeriake ti'use dss essd sd- Vrntur-Yk.
 arrived ai W WesaporI, Mo, writes Inc NJ. Louis RepaAlAcan as fo,iows: " All symptoms of ohaieFa apesr-s! to have left the ssniErants met usrIn Tbers have been soTpe borials the road tse'weon Wesiport aud Ceuneh Grove. Ar with whom Me had opportunities Sf eenyersing ~aS8Cd us ts say they were iB geOd health.
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.sgr.eayasos q faiaey Mafaes.-1Ss New YorI

.9ppodrsnoe of FafAer Mafhs1s-Ihe New York Il erAld says Of Father Mathew
 His face IS siiii ruddy and beams. il ever dia, with beaeroIeBce. His hair IS turned troin jet black dark grey. He has less activity, and bis step has lsst much of iis elasticity bsi tbs may be partly accounted fer hy The fact of his frame moi having vet got rid of the motion ol the vessel.
 The most reIba, kabis change is ih bis voiceii is sUbdHed and iaitering, and wants The energy oi tone h once possrssed l. must. boseveG, be fecollecfed. tha, Father Mathew g years ol age, aud has scarcely vel recovered from the severe attack ol bs nertou. system. Seven years ago be would be taken loi q mas oi 60 ysArs of age. He bas-one feature urehsuged-his clear blue eye. stlli uhdlm- med, reveals he baghi intelligence within.
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" The news from France ~ the HibsrEia has eshhrsaea many ia iheIr ei the instability ei that Republic. The goErrBneBt would have sesus inofe i'ely ih ~sekia= Ia Stregthea itself si home iartea4 ei entering orusssse sgsias: hbcfy "a Italy Ihe ifieads of pnicai fFsensu are far fran being satisfied wiih French iAlerv ea,soa in il.e affairs oi kosne.
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Earap'Hyed-We were mach amnasd the other night. says the Louisville Courier while st,e,,oing iae exhibition of Lewis Panorama of the MisSis- sppi river. al respectable old gentleman from the ecu atry in the vicinity of Rock river, of which b-sDtiiHl view is given tn this picture He aP- 2zr~nuy wrapt A contemplation ef the ever chang iAg seea-. giFiHr Htt-taree occasionally to some eonH,endatory remark Al at once he burst ont: .. Mcii, who'd thought itf-if they hzy'nt gol my very house right down here on this picture; yes, there's the plsce-barH-iise big N4laut tree, the old gste"-sn5 the picture came more fully in view. if there sint old Bsy and the white mare! well ii Is surprisin'; how ibe mischief he cane 10 ge, il so n4iHral don't kaow--sfep th, bssf, and tci grf 0Ef ~
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Cspfurs efe SasmF--An msssvr8 st New nestepa from Et fIsseaA, Aprii Rsl says thst iAs srhneAer zenpafn et na2imuse assSved e lhe tuiteE Pa<i en the 25d C Mssrk. psise e an Enxiish Aosp af @S -.kAving hees caplssea a the Cassi of AtIlrA wieA ssa sistes oa bsssns--z2 ef whom were wusp~a. sad-s,mg expsEspne~d hy s,saes hoasd upzs traly dreadful, i1 of nkssn Aad eerish~d SpsRe af ihe women ha4 beea branded ia ne bssust witA hoa irorR
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Sslusy and G-id Nfsos-The Vicsetfa ETexsSl AdVDeate. sf tEe fsf iBss-, h1s Te fCtigwiHg uews from Sapsa Rosa. 2 The MexicAss hese are new working very rich silver aaias. YestrFaay they saaeItcd , 3o0 lbs of fhe ere. whict yielded ,aa in pare sises The sesheriies st tis place tsid ns inst very rich gesa mines had been found om she river Giis, asd tAat Rsssbsr of poor Mexsrans whs had gone eFe sad Also b Cellior aia had nrknfsed independently nch.''
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o. It esern ts.at G~a. Taylor hss asrrcaed esrsee of ashlagtoa's fasrweH s5drcs e hs Priatsd assd scns ios every spssmsste sad esssaiaE reVrnsents- tive of this eovernmeat h EnFeFe. aad ia aai ssiseF psrfiess of the world This iS good gtaa. as the legacy Is prslalay gsissA scw tssag te asany es tue persons wss have beeA apPesatea 10 eenssiaF offices under thls standardization. Il nioe.
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0Gcs Sv&ias.-The new eolscrtar of New Y esk. Mr. Msxwra, isaa ssssspa upeAhh dstssa. hs lhas received Hlacs hss ap2aaAtnens. aaoai aae ihtiesn eI aPplicaiiea Ger efce. aad ia.Wg irasers Fercss
 sRendsiory Of sppaie~sssss. making. ia sh, asyNQ srssrss WAaa < ss kH.s~ sss=s ss. sAe sFTss=s- nseais tat he vii be ahse le make. asriag the 6sss six Bsaths will nsa exrs@d isa. usust feaiew thni ls.e nsmt.er ef 1ssepposntnaals wi he ahoat SsS.
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dJ A Genoa correspondent of the Republic ssys tA' curing the late bombafdmeat of ihat city ihs 3"'eficaa sihP Ambassador was struck by bomb. or cannon ssaot, which caused some scattering ei sfhnieFs and little dss,ssr ia her kal andtimters al srh II was ubo!licialiy mentioned 10 tie min islsr oi foreiwn alars who immediately orderod secsfse sarv~ys ie ie mae Of Inc damage that had been done 10 iis ifirsdis shipping, with a view Ia inarnsiiy ia every sacla ease.
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TwRTTTES FoR =RR BaSSER. THE BRIDAL DAY.

IH Es ID A D OAhs
 hy JosETa s. neRnts-
 The rerxe of bsaT'n was ting'd with gSiaen beaaty; Stars Were lost in tsghs. aa over fields ofvesnAI ieveIIaess the saa Arose: iiip gems the Sew-droPs sboae Upoa the grass and flow 'rs bright, Aad little hirds, well pisa~~a as had Sc bright morn, sang lead and swres Their chesriag Iays. Al naiars snA'a q.
 tsmAer wsaid wlthfn her cottage home. wiscse days Of childhood joyfaily had Pass'd Away. sat ehain'd in theeght- Her hsan vas givea, her hand was Pledgd To " honor, ieve, ebey.- Her miad Sesn'd tranqaa as vhsa she ase4 Ia by-geae years ,e play eIosg The banks of IvAae--her natEvs saFeam- And watch the sporting trout bensath The air-ciear waves. She looka d aa tho A dream was sssaiing ihFs' her hoars Awake. Tiss past. with all is joys. And with new associations. wrought with gosd. ressrns. 'Tis Hope who brings Them back. witA rosy wings she lights Upon the maiden's path to weo.
 Ans. poor child. She iittie knows what geTgeOus dread May lark within those esvSens paths. The fntsre. Carr had Bevrr seathed Her beaateoas brow. She knew not pain. Nor did she thisk what ssrpents eoil Milhin gaudy wreath, anaesn. She the't . all gold goid which shines" And every fiow'r. f sweet Perfumed, Wonld yield delicious frui. To her Tbe tias thai inaeryend seem'd iOag.- it dragg'd with eamAfoas wheel.
 At length IL came: Her ksart IeaP'd forth win strange Emotion ffiid. And thea twas placed Ua Hymea's aitsF, strewn with new'n Thaa Hepe had wreath d In g.rlands thsFe. JuIY ig ie4Y
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Marriass -Asarrw stew~s-ea, fprm~Fty sp~ahes of the Hoase ef Representatives. MiRisscf Ie EaE- land, ssd chaiFHaaa of tbe ennveateA tisaf n~snt- Hssed tsru Cxas fer she presidency, SnaFFted [ few weeks %swce ts Miss Mary Shssf, of Gsssge- lswn. D. C.