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ADJUSTMENTS.

s.l1:.s sS;siSs 1sYl:;
: Be vs: :ss ne ;s%1.ss R' Sssa
4s i.i .sss ;Ss FHi VII 81
is ssS s W.
Dss Sas.s Thrd FER
eta Gallery i2h eents Doors open 81 commence Al N.
NIBLos GARDEN.-TIcKETs 80 CENTS TO ALL
sarI: q: ssSSs Pxiss
H. Gkipp,ndals and John Seton, Miss 9. csshmau 70,
sisr i.st nsht o. he drsmssio season saturday
a Asq a. asy ss s si
NJ sS.sr M rss Mr. SETON on
Monday sept ga first night Of the popular Ravel Fam
~ wlo will appear IN two gorgeous pieces.
RARNuHs AMEsIoAN xUsguns-p r. BAssvL
hanagerThe Drunkard all this week, commencing
rss S
evening
bat c Saturday afternoon In the afternoon eommehoins
.sS ssss .. 81 81 s' s
s%s r.
the Parry Queen; immense Boa Constructor, &C. 80.
'fsss
Troupe late r.-e Ainstrels. ., the 0yapis. No ~
and yer, ~. isTsesI asis r.;
has p s Sl. sas ssn ne p u:
~ I.ai0pi.s sa5ss sSmsTiss company Of ir TS pen
have the honor Of giving their original inmtato sn.erain
every notieS Admission -
Doors a Concert commence at o'clock. An after
Concert on Wednesdays ga saturSsys aomoDeing
atSP.M.
WALLHALLA, IS CANAL srREET-THIs DELIGHT
w full Place Of Is cTowdgd nightly
the upriyalled pei fomsnce OF t only original Female
hns,rels This band dehes petition any female
hand in the world Also the lovely Arab Girls Eighteen
bsutr women w appear each day and evening in their
classical ivinS cturesi together with Serr kerque the
ruta Teref faced who mould his face in form
making .ne Of the beat in the city, Per-
forranoe in the afternoon o'clock in the evening at
~ Police In attendance. Admission rs cents
ERANEIIN MUSEUM. l7b CHATHAM sQUARE.-rHis
elegant piice Of amusement s for tti sesacn
Two commencing at IN
the Afternoon and ha Ia the evening The enter
tainuen,s consist Of Leas unrysed company OF Tomas
ksrel the celebrated and original Arab Girls troupe o.
Noesi Artists who will presently some new aud speLda
in regard beauty and figure variety Of enter
ainments every afternoon and evening For full parcu-
lars, bills 81 each day Admissoa-sess in private
box 80 CENTS Stage sests, w CENTS Boxes 70 ceats Fis
l2h cents.
C0LIsEUM-EJrRA NoTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ would remind his customers and otners who wish
for balls the coming that he 10 erecting
the elegant and extensive Ball Room for
shed which will be about the first Of November will defy
potion for accommodation convenience &c Ball
mites and Others who want rooms for Balls or Con-
eerts, will please call and view the premises
GEO. w. MILLER,
Az, 4ii. ti6, AS and $50 broadway.
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Photographic Marine Reports.

..Arrives-Bsrh Ara q sssy slssi. JuIy %. LII b.rh
Bsrts W rsss. BsItln,re. Aesls Rogers .p1 John N
Reet fbisaslphis trirs rseut Oronoeo Dab Tras-
cas- Isos hllscn. Fse'or Chn. Heof anic' and shsk-
speffe. fhiladefhaf Concord, Auruila Aug roston.
n.ii,s . Dosns. Bsi,inor. fsnnsyivabis, ana svss.
seIr gi,.rey. Ars Cages, Aurs LEI, bris r,pee for
hoft sesu Nenothcn. DO "a Ann. 20 IS Csiuis 90 ao
s. &C. . ssi,sf s.s e. q. ~,
..sea rr..ss, k,,sr.r ssr.h Moore. xsstu,". Aihsm-
Go bsspss sss Ssss sii,s,N ss
r,i.ss ssIel.,a q Ad.~s ana lewis " srs
sehrs Oregon, sna Nay. Aissnyi Rcsins. NYort.
Arrivsd-seAr Hiram o,rss NYorii brs usIon. Bes,or
Arriv,s-sshr May Edsy Jane. fiss r "''''' aus NJ
,Arry.s ps y,..eo. Phu,ssiriisi ssSr Geo Rag. asa
tsiled-sehr Irie NYort,
ssiled-sehr Alabama, Pkii,ssirhis. '''o' A"s~
,ArrIvessehr, yehn comp,ep For, wsbsi az, Ass
s.il,ssehr. qr.sr, B,i,imor., Noble. .,a c.,. M.
"a, ~ ~ sfr.r Aibsny, Slope rsistsr, Eesss
Asriv,d-Bris Amsrie.n sYo,s. csnn.rs. 49,. sss ~
Arri''d-Lsnsr,in. and Iou.is.. Sr tr'''' AasS
triv.a.sshrs May Guest .ns hn.r,v. ph,.ssiaSs;.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Ariyss-B,is ch,s Bdvsrs Drsie Prsvissns,, 80 n
lsh siVs' Avs leeds, Itdes,t D,s1,ort ,~..,s M
W. " haNOi Eetlte, Lsn9gr.. ~. 80 81 -.
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S-oAgDiNo IN PHILADELPHIA, NO 32 CHrsTsUT
sres, Leveiys Boa house 10 sit II one
he most airy and fshon.hle parts o. Philadephi. The
srements ard accommodations Of the house n~tle her
70 receive srauxers vistrg the city, whore YRS
easrs herself thsy would End pleasant and oomforta-
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~ tafs snd upholstery a, s grosassg nesriy oypcs,s
ths frvine Hcusst this extensive and magnificent fur
ntnrs Estabiishmspt tegceed BY other nay he had
every sgrrCsst styie ~ rurnisre. whether Lsis th
lbh. Gothic, rsyptisn, Eabethan, the choices, Psr
psrlor boudoirs libraries bed, aad sning
Also Dvooration In every ftys 81 srsc arrangement
akfe
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bPORTl nG.
SPECIAL notices.


l1EITED BROTHERS GROVE NO. 9. U. A. O. D.-TuE
" Of the above Grove requested 20 attend
the funeral Of their late brother John Crothers sunday
hs late residence. No. 90 Orange street The Grove
meets for the above rurpos. a. osisen A. We Dre's
ADAM SLkNDiNhSs ". N.
A TTLNTfoN.-orTICERs AND SOLDIERS IN THE
IA United service during the war q h2 - and H.
Gre requested 20 attend meeting At Military Hal near
Bro me street. Monday evening NEXT ais o'clock r. H.
IRE ssly Mara tines left. left-risht
NOTICE TO the PUBLIC AND PATRONS or rHk
IN lainbow Coffee H0uss-n o. the dining
being crowded between ~ aud oeloeh i'r
uture extra dinner Will - served up from vi
% the bu % fare rrieures sad fIad' AZ
folly Invited 70 attend W. now
EDvARDs SANFORD \ co.'s TRANsATLANTIc
Il Package Eyrrsss and European Agency, Al Adams
Co.'S Trrrtss Oace l6 and le Wall street sxnles par.
celia yacfagcs vsluabes merchsn1ss. &c. nc forwarded
all Europe, In connection With Chtrun
u e Esrlsnd aad sbs sesssseriss NstieaAls and
s,usr attention given abroad hpments for ,he usit.d
ffses Iessces received art claims o. every tind c-
lectsd Latter o. credit granted AZ houses Fnrand
payable IN America Drafts for sale which viii he cashsf
asy tan,i.s house in Ensl.ss seessna .. Irsissd.
and .fess n New York. Phistelrhis Baltimore. Lvsr-
poo AND Londcn, aud el the strctet attention. ts
IN business eonadcd them Orders sps sseds received
e .he ofces Of Adaas Co. IN the Unitsd sta.sa' The
er den Llvcrpooi and British rsna mar
kTo kHrIsTs.-AN ARTIST. VINO UNDERSTANDS
rioaure Portrait panng in oil and water eolors snt
sss y' E.si e Als s.sn s.s IN Nos q:
NJ ''"''''''' 'i nir 81, IkS6fNuErx rASsHAw.
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prurLAoELpHrA.

ID .PER nASoINos TO rHs SOUTHERN. EASTERN.
and Wetterx trade. We invite your attention. 70 our
variety 81 wal Papers believing hat have
\. tst ssssruisnt In this couasry ard viii sell favor
N. ,esvs fOSosTFETH BaOrHER,
No. North Third &C., Philadelphia
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tern -four In fair demand 70. the east and city trade
With nrm market, while common brands are sssier
and $4a a. 90 for Ohio There fair milling esmand
for wheat with sales Of 900 bushels at Ioc Isc o
400 bushels mixed western 81 80 Flour is taken
AL..xr, August 80, 1850.
l2ooo bus corn 6 600 bus All descriptions Of pro-
duee are quiet Wheat 10 steady, with sales OF oooo
bus, at 100 for Geneses
Married,
On Wednesday, 2sth August at the Church ofthe
Annunciation. by the Rev Dr. senoury owtAS,
Hsq of Geneseo Livingston Co., to Many A., daughter
Of Doctor l.. Kellogg
On Thursday evening" 18th August, Of old age, Asr-
am WoopnyFF. widow OF Ichabod aged ninety years,
elk months and one day She was revolutionary PEN
sioner her husband having served directly under
Gen Geo. Washington, in the war Of the revolution,
md was presen MT at the OF Lord CORVALLIS
Her remsins will be taken from the residence OF her
SON william FOG Fulton street, to the State OF New
Jersey, for interment, on Saturday, at nine A. NJ
On Thursday, 18th August, JoHN SroKEs, sr, aged
sixty i've Year,, native Of the city Of Dublin, Ire
land and resident Of New York for the last twenty
His funeral will take place Sunday at o'clock
p from the residence Of his son John, No OF Ninth
avenue. between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
His friends and sequaintsnces, and those OF the
Montgomery Troop are invited to attend without any
On Friday August 80 of chronic di OF the lungs
sAM'L Kosr, D., only Of Judge Rose, Of Bridge
Hampton l.
The haeral will take place this Saturday morning.
at o'clock from No. 40 Fast Broadway His remains
will be taken to Bridge Hampton tor interment.
On Thursday, August 20 OHARLEs WESLEY, infant son
Of Abraham and Jane Ann Houseworth, aged Snonths
and 10 Gays
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral on Sunday September l. at half past o'clock,
1t 259 Houston street. His remains viii be taken TO
Greenwood Cemetery
On Thu stay August %, at 0 o'clock p. NJ, aged S
yesrs @ months, and days PERRISE kosAIiS, asugh-
Der II Francis q and Matilda uinand
- .~ft q. And m ar
sord Ledge. No az o. of o. H., respectfully in
vitsd to attend her funeral, at o'clock z. from
No. 125 Forsyth street.
On Friday msrning, August 30, Of consumption,
Macy vANzAsr BARRON eldest daughter Of Joseph aud
Charity. aged 25 years, months, and l3 days
Her remains viii be conveyed to Woodbridge, New
Jersey, this after neon. for interment.
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MISCGLLANEOUs.

DoIsoNs. SOAPS, METALS, AND DIslNFEcTING Ii
quid-Johpsons Soaps, transparent, myrtle, mhxry,
honsJ pumee and medieated soaps starch polish
Jenny Lind hair gios and varrantss beat TRANSPARENT
bas Poison eectual for eockroashe rats,
and mice moths bedbugs and ants hy paper dsinfeeng
hquic and cheapest in market precious
such patna palladium and nickel for sas a
AND retail, BY DIR. LEWIS PERFORMANCES,
l4l Maiden Lane.
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EDICArED vAPoR, SULPHUR, AND IODINE
Nl nstns-E J. CarrolIs Is Barclay street, are highly

M Dstns-E j. CAROLS, Is Barclay street, are highly
recommended by Drs. Mott, Stevens Boyd. Aaeaeysn.
most elective agent for Colds Sore Throat In
Ague Fever Liver Complaints, Itch, sat Rhenn BAR
bers Itch, Ring Worm Ery sipelas serofuls, Neuralgia
arising CHECKED perspirsticn dersnset
state Of syeem. Thsse bath have been in suecepl
operation the past twenty hvc during all Of which
period they have been literally patrsnised by the rt med
only Of this but Of neghborng cities a
alone the aekory ani clearly
demonstrates their usefulness remedy Tor removing
diseases from the human systein
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nAogERREOrYPE PLATEs-THE SUBSCRIBER rs
~ the only ssen Louis Bishops plstee wsrrss
superior made He will sen them with the priv
uexe would entire satsae-
ton Aso just received Daxurreotype Frames Locket
YftToR BISHOP Imporser, % Maiden Lane up stairs.
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lDvERYISEMENFS RENEWED EVERY Day.
THE TRADES.

THE TRADES.
ICRINTERs, ATTEh TON IA SPECIAL MEETING or
the Printer Protective Union will be held AZ Fountain
Hail. Bowery Saturday evening" August 81 for the
purpose Of dposng Of matters now pendug before the
Union Of the Importance. punctusl and fall At
teAdapse Of the members is expected. BY order
II. GRIZZLY. President.
(NARD.-TBE PAPERsTAINRRs OF MEssRs. CHRIS
~ and Constants factory Of the city OF New York.
take this method Of expressing their saeere thanks 70 the
MI HovsIs factory New Brunswck New
fer the Kind ard table reception Also
generosity in providing numerous variety Of entertain
ents wkile vist to that place Thursday the I'D
1t would be fsy 70 attempt TO describe our feelings
on Ii occasion by hatering superuous words
bnt We wish an seeing friends Of New
Brsnswiek city them, possible for their
Saffsntry and gentlemsnly conduct towards u.s.
Nessrs. James Sinclair, and Brown, Committee.
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MUSICAL.

INSTRUCTION ON TIE PIANo.feHTE-A GkNTIk-
man professor Of the fisnoer,s familiar vita .ho Eng
h aud herman languages having few hours unemployed,
Ia desous lessons the Piano Few ladsb and
gentlemen. Terms moderate Address e. ~ this once
EB-Pianofortes tuned sIsmaed and selected for ppr-
okasers
yUANTED-A sEcoND HANDPIANoFoETE. " nIQH
been little used, and 81 superior style and make
Atpiyt 10 BA1ENAN 4 RuDDEa0w Cos Front street.
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Nrw York AND PHiLADELFHiA-NEw YORK
IN and phfadelphfs Difoet-United State Nail Line
Throveh IN az hours via New Jsrs.y Rsiroad-rsr. re-
fsfor css and ~ ~ for seeord
New yefk al NJ from foot Of 0enrsndt street and -
A NJ p ~. foot ef Liberty street. Leave
Thassldhis. At and A. n and p. n. from foot Of
Walnut street.
CApDEN AND AnBoy RAILROAD LINE r0R
e'co,t p x 'ty .,,srscat JONI rorTEa. daily tsus-
days srespfsa Pier No. North River. fs-rrss
class 81 Second ciNas ears n
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THE DpssELDoRF ACADEMY OF ZINE ATT
.Ssw paintisss recently arrived from Europe AMONG
hses. class TIE exhibition Of By sr.ista Of the
school has received additions and rcsins
rooms the nan Of tho Church Of the Divine
Unity in Broadway, between Spring and Prince Streets
from 10 o'clock A. until 10 o'clock p. NJ Admission rs
CENTS eeason tickets 50 cents. Catalogues l2 cents
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oALIrORNlA.


TAYLOR AND IN BkUrRE. FORWARDING AND
III Commission Merchants 6hsxrus NJ q. Nssrs novprs-
vsred 70 forward al goods having hne light
aaushs hoats rubber suitable fer The con
vsyance 81 passengers and freight We have also made ar
r.nssmen,s With knnels Co. rransrertatioa SCENTS
orrons snd Cruces that there viii ~ delay the
Is,hnpa NIX. TAYL0R. late Of Bstimcrs.
T. n. DE BAUfRE, late on New Oriesne.
Reference IN rev YORK, J. Howard sors, "a broadw,I
Co., u y. Consaste Psnsma. heCssdsry Co. sAn srsn-
II n SUTTON cos SPECIAL ExPRxss TO CALI
II. forna via the Isthmus offsnsmn Orr next express
viii be Forwarded BY the splendid steamer Empire city On
TUESDAY the 10Th " fertsmb.r PacksEes Forwarded 70
Trsucisco Stottton snd encramsnto City Invoices
ust he duly certified the heuse and htnaes IN
With the rode Packages Should not exceed I'VE cubic test
measr rennent nor weigh 12s be Early application
ust h made large packages Terms reasonable. Large
packages must Ne handed IN AZ early ~ possible Small
received 81 the day 81 sailing Payment
always advance Particular attention u requested 20
ths fact that eca accompanies our express
FROM New York through francisco avoiding the pos
siftv n DELAY occasonsd BY neglect %
On the Isthnuf r. u. SUTTON co. ~ Wen street
TyREgORY's CALIFORNIA gxPRrss.-THE SUB
" sereers viii forward their rss. ssy->s per stesmsr
10th con-ect with the Nortferner ~
Psnsns Sippers sbosid lear. u.ir seess a. re s,s
rrior 10 the dsy sarr parcels euy resolved er ths
nerrpr 81 the law The leaves Terms reasonaele
THOMPSON 4 H1rtHCOCkt
usrsrsrs and AGENTS Tee rear eerner ~ wal strtet
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A FIRST RATE DONKEY WANTED FOR THE NEW
N piece Of Jenny Lind at the National Theatre,
Monday evening Address Manager at the Box ose Of the
above the ire with complete description.
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THIRST PREMIUM CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP, MANU.
featured by J. Merriam, Providence, This Soar
we'll and favorably known est superior article FOR
families aud aundre and warranted wash fros in
hard, soft or salt water. For sale by
n. ANGELL, Jr, les Maiden Lane.
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NEW DISCOVERY FOX THE TREAfLENPoF DEAF
IN pess-Dr. LUTENLRS method for the mept
Of deafness has been denied All unpleassat noes
In the head and discharges from the cured without risk
pain at his oee Warren street. No letters attended
unless paid aiming 81 consultation fee Or
Gee hours from till q
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FINANCIAL.

DANK CT sALIsBuRy-1pE NOTES or Tue BANK
ID Of saishury sss rseesnss Eremp.y ~ one fst 'sn'
NaoSyy LOANED IN SUNS TO SUIT. on PLATE.
m Watches Jewellery tocka or other personH property
Adarets Contdsnee, pest raid Broadway rest Vnee ~
BrosJvsy
nnEn wANrED-foR WHICH A BOND AND
SZOO mortfase viii Be rissn on real es'.,e. worrth
SlO 1hs wanted Tor year, for which .
sood tonus viii be fivsn. Address ID. Y, Herald Once
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EoR sALI-A soRkEL HORSE, sIxTEEN AND A
half hands high sound and tind 10 single double har-
bsss aud sresl.n. saddle horse family o. Ehysi-
and arnss will be sold with him " desired The nee hsy
isg DO further he- Inquire Of Rsueh Co., Me-
Courtlarot street
yesrs old. sound sid lind his rst from twelve 20
he a r,re cy aen tie be driven 70 loccmotive
Aso beautiful saddle and harnesa fse Also Top wagon
and Varress These Will Be sold below their
value % the leaving for The SOUTH Apply
krs Dennttons Tavern, fosr miles from Ne~eurs N H.
on the Goshen rad.
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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday, 2sth August at the Chrrcn OF TN
AUGMENTATION by the Rev DR.. Seabury, q Now AN
Hsq, Of Gsneseo Livingston Co., to Mary A., daughts
Of Doctor L. Kellogg
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Eos ShllrykSh AsD ynsyvn .ras TINE sRv
then, heut Geo n. To,,eu, o. Navy Csmmssaer, yin y,
desVaehtd Tor San Francieco Celforn, sud Astss
Iany, 81 South street.
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Mt frAsbttfrte. 0-AFM
W BEL stseu an, yrs HafNtr; hierr,,s yr.,r .snr
ISL .Nsfi hmy leeds Etdcr,t D'sItcrt sss..s, ~,
" l"lNi He'Ii'I AshasIi.ll .ah .atAs. ". :. !.
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cOrssnees particularly requested 20 attend 70 the r.,
cert their goods eeAtcy after arrival Passage, So
No rassage secured urti paid For fright apply
toaId stPier Ne a. North riysri and for rassAse 20
sPoFioRD flIEsroN Co, Ne. - south strsst.
Nav YORK AND nAyRE IlsE or STEAMERS
IN The undcrggusd having been appointad Assnts, In
Paris the sosmara Franklin and Humboldt tbs former
sail tbs ort the IGh " September will receive
sampler sad rp ard the ~ rsduesd price, and viii
execute all orders for The rurchsss ef goods mode
terms Bills Paris for sale, In large email
LIVINGSTON. WELLS n CO, 10 Wall ~.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

AT the Wing State Convention Of New Hamp-
shire, held at Concord on Thursday, Joel EAST
MAN presiding THOMAS E. SAWYER was nominated
as the Wing candidate for Governor at the next
election, to take place on the second Tuesday in
March.
The Convention passed resolutions declaring the
featy Of the Wing party to the Constitution and
Laws, and their determination to support those
Wing statesmen who sustain them.
The Constitutional Convention Of New Hamp-
shire, now in session, has almost unanimously
voted to strike out of the constitution the clause i'm
posing religious test, and quite unanimously
voted to strike out the clause requiring property
qualification for office. Hereafter majority Of
votes will be the only indispensable requisite. The
Convention has also voted that the Legislature shall
meet once in two years" instead of every year.
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WnrrEs LANGUAGE IN WESTERN ArRIcA.-Onc Of
f Sierra Leone agents Of the Church Mission Society Of
Iopdon, Rev. Mr.. KoELLE, has discovered written Ian
xusge existing the interior Of west Afcabc Wy language.
Mr.. Koes says that the alphabet consists about hun
'ed letters, each representing syllable The new chac
ses sad to have analogy with any other known Mr.
xoee bss taken passage board vessel going the nearest
point from which the Wy Nation be reached, with the
solution to investigate fully this interesting discovery
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DsovssD,-The Warsaw (IL) Wing says that DR.. VIZ.
e. Monss drowned in the Usage river that place,
lev days ago He thrown from his horse in attempt
pas TO fond the river He surgeon in the British army
sod navy for forty years. and the battle Of Trafalgar
GznSer Lord Nelson.
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CumsxHLAsD CoAL ToLLs.-The Clearspring Wing
says thai the fifteen boats which lately from Cumber-
land by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bed tons Of
coal yielding nine hundred dollars in tolls to the canal con-
Psny.
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THK FueIrIyE SLAVES BosroS.-Mr, KSieHr, one
of the parties who Boston capture the fugitive
slave Crafts has published in the Macon (Ga Journal
account Of his visit He be goodnaured about the
business and naates the that occurred with
humor. He concludes his account as follows
"From all saw and heard, and experienced in Boston,
am convinced that public opinion there, in regard to the
Fugitive Slave Law, 10 undergoing change istrue the
abotonss very numerous and apparently have things
very much their way at present. The business men.
and Of property with whom have convesod, generally
took bu, little interest in the matter but said that the law
ought be executed that they wished TO get rid of the me-
groes, and that 1t came trial Of strength the negroes
and aboiliousts would be put down. This however, VIII
take time. believe that Mr. Hughes will ultima oily succeed
in getting the negroes Ny only regret is that my own
private business compelled me to return home before seeing
him out"
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those the body OF the hall became FESTIVE, and
osng begun, but Mr. Phillips kept on and in answer
his exclamation that the "cene dsgracen 10 Boston
loud cheers given "for Boston :; for "he Union
for Daniel Webster" for sour own country" He said
there sssemblage in Fanu Hall like the pre-
and he answered by somebody In distant part
the hail. who prayed that there might be another
SUCH The speaker continued, but his voice drowned
In the cheers which given for "Milard Fillmore, =
Marshal Tukey, and Daniel Webster" The President
solicited hearing for Mr. Phillips The ground that
"urn about is fair py but the audience positively refused
and be withdrew amid cheer. and hisses
The President attempted to speak again. but without,
he then introduced Mr.. Thompson who, with writ
ten reply to the address submitted by Mr. Garrison took the
platform This the widest experiment Of the evening
the part Of the geersup of this unpopular demonstration
Mr. Thompson cheered and bissed alternately, as he
stood with folded Though there general deter
mnation on the part Of those present not 10 bear him.
appeared disposition do him bodily jury. He remain.
ed standing upon the platform for about minutes and
then chair handed him and he sat down He again
ose bowed, and proceeded TO speak" Gentlemen, have
no desire to press myself upon your attention only" and
nee his accents drowned by the cheers hs forth
Tor Winthrop" "or Webster" and "for the country"
mf, Thompson finally Withdrew from the platform.
conference was now held among the presiding officers
what was best TO be done, and il resolved intro
ouoe w m H. Charming, but mmedia ely upon bis mount
ing me iosuum three cheers for Jenny Lind were called
iof ana heartily given by the crowd Mr. Charming fool
sniy Perssing In his desire be beard Jenny Lind was
again onesfeo 90 Were also Webster, Cass Winthrop Bun
ker Hill the ladies in the gallery, &c But Mr. Ch.nn;og
continuing TO harangue and sesrcuate sbou, a6v h;sl.
struck up medley OF tunes consisting of aokee Doo
die, Lucy Neal" Dandy Jim !" and one f,ov mora
shrl thsn his companions gave en- excellent ni.s;on az
denny Lnds echo Rings were also formed in various