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The proprietors of the RsPgthe ask the
indulgence Of their readers until the Edi-
tor can make the necessary arrangements
for entering upon the discharge a has edi.
,orial duties, which he will be prepared 10
do in day or two. la the mean time,
the news and other departments Of the
paper will be attended 10 a. usual.
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DR. JUDsoN.-This rcvcrcd Burnan Mission
airy, regret 10 learn, not expected 10 live Mt
the date Of the last ndvccs from Msulmain. In a
letter 10 Mr. HszwcIl, dated December 2lst, he
says:
81 was Flooding on in the dictionary when az
rested by the fever, and know not now when shall
be able 10 resume my labors ] should be glad TO
live long enough 20 finish that work on which 7
have spent so much time, but times are ia the
hands of Him who doeth all things we'll"
His case has no doubt been decided before this.
and If he has been removed with this great work
unfinished, the providence would seem truly my.-
terious.
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MASTlss or EsASKLHD asT-lRos.--Tbe. are
perfect limitations Of the marble NANTES no~ in
vogue, though more beautiful and durable, costing
comparatively little. They offered ios sale at
the East, and can he purchased al from twenty 10
one hundred and any dollars. according 10 s,yis
aud ornament Their beauty and oheapncss mus
command for them a rapid sale
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PGsssHlyAs1A LEeIsIAruar. A very discrodit
abb ocourrece took place in thc House Of Repre-.
senta,iyes oa Monday afternoon On the occasion
II bs yote being taken the report Of the Confer
cnce Committee TN spportionmcnt hill, the
DeInocratic side u the House refused 10 vote
and Ion the HOUSE without quorum. A scene 81
almost indescritabc excitement and confusion en-
sued The prospects ~ tho adjournment of the Le
gislatare. from present indications. quite dis
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REFoRn ~ MARyLASp.-The Baltimore GiPpcr
of yesterday morning states that enough u known
of the vote given Wednesday last, in ths, State,
on the question Of calling convention, Ia show
that il has been carried by an overwhelming ma
iority. In few counties was the vote against tho
convention. This point being settled, the aiten.
ton Of the people will be directed 70 the selection
of candidates for the convention; and in doing
this, great caution should be observed. Men who
conservative in their views, not rash politicians
should be chosen. The effort should be- 20 frame a
constitution which will not only bc acceptable 10
the people, but of lasting duration.
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InPoaTATIoS OF IRos,-The Pittsburg GGzette,
in terms Of very pardcnsbe indignation, states that
the drays Of that city were one day lately employed
in Transporting down Wood street about thirty
tons Of English hoop iron, brought by canal and
shipped on board a Steamboat for some point down
the river. This tho Gazette regards practical
illustration Of the benefits Of the British Tariff Of
IS46
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In the Senate, yesterday, the Census
bill was under consideration, and the
amendments made TO il BY the House
were disposed Of. The Deficiency ball
was reported back, and the amendments
made by the House TO the amendments Of
the Senate were conourred in, and the
bill is now passed through Congress.
The House Of Representatives. passed a
resolution, offered by Mr.. srAsLr, 10 ter
inmate the debate on the Caliiornia mes.
sage on the second Tuesday in June; and
then resolved itself into a Committee Of
the Whole on the state OF the Union, and
resumed the consideration OF that subject.
Messrs. MEAcHAM and JULIAN delivered
their views, when the committee rose
and an adjournment took place.
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Tvs Dvss oT DrvossHiss gave grand hall Al
Dcyonshire HOUSE. P,o.dilly. on Inc asuh sliimo,
which was attended by all the leading mcnbcrs a
the sristocracy The venerable Duke u yelling.
ton was present, attircd In he fall uniform a. q
heldsmsrshsl Il the British army, and appeared in
fne health and spirit. Ths Americas minister,
and Mrs. and Miss Lawrence were al.o present
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Intelligence from Havana.

The INV York Herald Of Monday acknowledges
the receipt Of cs Of Havana papers TO the 4th in
slant.
The BlAsoo DC Caray, n Spanish war steamer,
has arrived from Spain, in the port Of Havana.
This u the fret Spanish war-steamcr which has
ever been In Cuba. and immense muutudes rushed
10 the port 10 take view Of her. IL il represented
a most beautiful steamer, and with the excep-
ton u tho American steamer, the Missouri, is the
largest ever seen at Havana. The French consul
20 santiago de Cuba arrived In her from ST.
This u the fret Of the five war-steamcrs expect
ed from old Spain, 10 protect Cuba from any threat
cned invasion.
privilege u ten years has been granted pri-
vais company of merchants 10 a steamer be-
tween III. ports u santiago dc Cuba and Guanta-
nAmo.
The late news from England. IL is stated, has
pred0oed very depressing effect upon the com
A great nurnbcr u the kaIi ton Of Havana arc
gonc 10 G0anAlacoa, a famous Watering place on
he coast and nov, 10 said, crowded with fashion
ahlcs.
There has been great scarcity Of rain in the in
terror of the island in some places, IL IL said, they
have not had drop 81 rain foe month. Notvith-
Standing, me crops promi-e AIRY
Tho thesir'csl company OF Banks n Archer u
playing a IN Tsoon theatre.
bs Dssr.o De " Mar,sa. 81 the 10 instant, states
that Inc English royal steamer, the Great Western,
vhi.h .srivsd a s.niiago De Cuba On sss I'm gl-
Me.srs Broolss Co, sIs,s5s; TIA house Of Vim
cent. sig.-eo and ~ ssrda, slee.
NJ mention whatever y made, In the papers NC
have reeived, ~ the cholera, yet these papers arc
hled with couusnunic aiions and trcatscs upon the
hsst method ~ treating the cholera. Among The
m,~t prurniBcnt Incthots proposed are thc~c u DR.
Stevens and ~ Quin. fhs curative Prooo-s d
Dr stevens \ calls- me saline msthod; thc IncthO
u ~ Gum consists In giving vcrstrum and cup
sutn IN minuta dtssa. There 10 = great dcecrti0u
~ havana ~ all IN wealthy families.
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his statue Of Eve, which was lost by the wreck Of
the ship Westmoreland, at Carthagena, ON tn.
coast Of Spain, insured for three thousand dol.
lars, but that he had an ideal bust board the
same vessel which was not injured. His statue of
Mr.. Calhoun, which some feared might have been
in the same weasel, was sent by another, and is now
lie way % this countrY.
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Ho FoR CALyoRsIA THE New York Express of
Monday afternoon containe the following

Ho FoR CALIroRNIA THE New York Express Of
Monday afternoon contains the following
'The magnificent steamships Cherokee and Gcor-
gia, as we go 10 press, making every prepare
ton for departure. Both Of them arr bound for
Chagres-onc of them touching at the intermediate
ports, Charleston, Savannah, eHavana, and New
Orleans.
despite the sombre hue Of the last news from the
gold land, as affecting business prospects there, IL
does not seem 10 have any dampening effect upon
the spirit Of immigration, rife ever here
These two steamers carry out aggregate n
800 persons, some Of them stopping at the way
ports, 70 be sure, and the great majority Of them
destined for the Pacific.
Tickets for passage through for some days
past, have been in great demand they were adj
vertised for in the newspapers, plscards in the
vicinity Of the poet Offices and other public places,
while large premiums have been offered in the
streets
"Both steamers carry out an immense number Of
letters and newspapers for California. The scene
on the wharves Is animating in the extreme The
weather is delightful, the excitement stirring and
every thing and every body participating appear
TO be as happy as blssfu anticipation can make
them"
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Campbell, laborer, employed in an oil factory at
Chelsea, went 10 his house in East Boston about
O'Clock on Saturday morning, complaining Of great
Distress and saying that he bad drank freely Of
water, and should die. He lived but about three
hours afterward, and his physician states that he
probably died from The effects OF drinking too much
cold water while In heated state
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NsvsL.-The bcrmaphrodts brigs, thu Advance
and the Rescue, arrived At the navy yard, New
York. on Saturday, the Ilth instant, where usey
arc fitting out ior M Arctc expedition, in search
a sir John franklin
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Tvs ptoSrrv OF Lssos.-A late writer h.s 70
vcsled a wholesome truth In The foll0~ing siost
paragraph. All toll 10 honorshls. and t.s derres
Of honor only varies with the usefuno- q M puf
suit. Far bcster is u 10 educate . youth veil In
even what IL deemed the homhlest pursuit. thsn ~
turn him into the channels of lsbos. where Iists
show Of refinement 10 bat ico often purchasesi w
the sacrihce 81 manly independents
"The young man who leave. the osrnheld Coz a..
merchants desk, 90 the lawyers o. the d0ctof .
Office thinking 10 cnnobls he tod, m~kes q I'D
mistake lie passes w that. steps iron, indspen.
dence 10 vss~slsse. lie bsrters nsiafsi &C. ss
artificial profession, and he TBost H. ne slave Il
the caprice Of customers, and ths chicans q trsds
either 10 support himsclf 90 " acquire lorisns
The more artificial . msn's pursuit, thr mors a.
bssing s u morally and physically. To test 4.
contrast the merchants clerk with th~ phgsgh
boy. The former may have more estefnaf gs.lish.
the true stamina. he v a frecr, frankcr. hap.
pier, and nobler man. Would that v,unn men
might Judge Of the dignity Il labor nsurs w n.
usefulness and msnline-s Than by the superkrisl
CLOSES IL wears. Therefore, never SO q man =
nobility in his hid gloves, IN bic toilet aAosn
ments, but rather I'm that sinewy arm whass out
lines, Drowned by the sun, betoken hardy and
honest toiler, under who-e farmers or mechanic .
vest kindly heart may beat"
| THs Powra oV THs Pnsss.-The So Louis n.
Dels, in speaking Of the President Louis Nspoison.
justly remarks
ssThis gentleman has a passion ior carrying Ca
war against the press Every despatch from France
contains some new folly 81 the kind Iiis do-psn y
scaled. The time has long since passed. for gag
\ cling the press o. France, and u has veilngh az
rived for interfering the pres of all Enrspc Mini
has acquired an irresistible influence over human
affairs and ne ,rdo has TIE radns.s 10 rsrisf u sasi
/ be crushed in ne enc0unfsr."
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Majority lor convention. ...........,.... "a,

Most u ths counties 10 hear from have probably
given majority Dor convention. and (adds the
Eaq'ar0) we may safely set down the majority in
the whole Stale ior the convention from 20, 900
70 a5,tso. This IL very handsome vote; the ma.
jority for the convention ~ isas did not We think
cxrrcd e.@H
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NissasiA ksFvam CosyrSrros. The Richmond
kagHss~ " yesterday morning states that Official
rsiarns have been received In tho Office VI the Sec.
rotary ~ STATE II thu the question Of hold
ing convention. from all the counties bat thirty.
threr Thus far the vote stands:
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CHassss--k special corespondsnt ~ the New
Orleans Pseay~rs. ~ritlng from Chagrcs On ti,c
seth kpsil. reports eight sse.aess port, and out
ada IN a. asins foaf steamers and = -chooncr,
~,sh 80 pa--.nrers The writer says
"A, n really ss.snishine With What despatch aud
~i1h whst liisis confsmisn many passrngrrs pas
thr,uarh. psying tieis toil q 20 psr hc.d. With
Al a.. 80 rs..rh a. iesst s Tsrssns have paascd
anh srnrrrlY qsarrel ~ di~fuftanrf a any kind
h.s tsksss giaas. ~t.ieh, cansilefing have ~
I-lics wls.iesss tas sisids. ths haghosf author
y here fsiaslng - hsss sny thinr ~ ~ 18th ps y
sssprising, an snffy - s-y an escsltion ~ this
rsssr.l fuis ta-,k pi.fs l.si nirir m opposite
s,.ls Il a. risef shtrs poF inn.ceut native
.l.,.t 49, In dfunken kmeFhsn. said D. - tlse
s..s. a ti.s nslls del MAJ Ths cetsul h.s .serd
81 ODD - ~ ssfest. ssd az ni.ftu wiil D.
,e.fiw.f.d bf ths l.fsfsf autlssritlrs TIE shnlf
l,,.ns "a o. wssssrn Astrt .is q a. rissf
!. l~.ils 40 18Th ~asshsu-s-. stsss, hassls. A. /,
snA ahsss ars ss.s~s s~is hfss has IN H. I'D g.
On nrst az yrars, bat : pfcsanns a. osners ben
ts.a syrntnaily - 90 ser.~. ths isthlnu Thsss
!. ~ s.is 81 roeis hes sncsrs b sns.ii retail
-sy.
a. rew~r.l. freirhs afress tlss islhanus Z 80
M~.~rs We'd A Tiusnsp~a or % contfaft b.
oafry lrsighi throarh g. pc ~ handrci lesn.is.
lnrisaing al chsfrus The : ls~er tisan y ever
aThs sssssssr cssrotss vii lo.ss "a a. ls,h g.
New Nork.
IN. s.s.@s, cso,ri.. - Is.ss-.. -iil issvs %
shs x7th o. ~e~ rork
s.Is< .,s.mss smPirs c'sy, Va Kins~aa, sla
s~ ~ew yok
ssng,ss ths 11d his ssid ~ sfll ~ ~ - r.
pair. IN, pas-engfrs az ep~ eotI,ing sisrn AMI
o. Ts-ssars' III y hsfs ~. essussg
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nNric oF rHs RKvoLvuos.--Some days ago .
hoy. while digging In garden In Princeton, New
Jersey, picked up a large silver medal, showing on
s lac figure a victory, standing or rampar
eth drawn sword In one hand and n flag stat
IN IN otbcr, with the oolor under her feet. Tho
Inscription h
NmrvrU ~ AUoAoIss MoSUa Mt PsAssIUz.
u. ia FIsusy, RaUrrIeAuo.
fafao svrsa Munos.
Rssr. AsEsfc. q. n.
ca m y vies ~ Stony Point, with
ships ~ hcni, snrr"uDsiea by the subioined in
Aoersrs P.IUpss Hosrss vroTi.
sTory ~. Exruor.
Nv. Iva. 40. CLINE.
ConErc~ awarded the-s medals Coz The capture
n -tony Psuti 0nr a them, gold one, 10 General
Nsyne, and silver onrs respectively 10 Colonel DE
Fleufy ard Cokinel stewart. The medal II now In
ths p.s--ss-sun q the rrinoescn bank.
Dsowsss.-Ths Ss~ Orleans oraosnio Of the 7,h
iu-t saysg
Ia oar paper u yesterday morning we noticed
tlss fsrt that M. NJ " Cowherd was lost by falling
cvefhard rofn IN steamer south America Il some
T<ani ths Mississippi river We have since
l-sa infsra,ed that NJ. G. has Cor many wears
inen . highly eeteeuscd citixen of Jackson, Miss
~ was private s-rrectary ~ Governor McNutt
sslsi wss Register - The Land Office ri Jac kson
dufing IN ADMINISTRATIONS 20 Van Buren,, Harri.
ssu. fylsr. and Polk Hs h,.s will 10 s~n-ibly
lsh and deepiy regretted w large circle 81 friends
sf.si acquaintance /"
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IL II X EPU BLIC.
WASHINGTON:

WEDNESDAY MoRMso. Nay Is, 80
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The dessh- IL Iss,.ln All gasr than ass tissa
sand every wost
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THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
TurspAy, May II, 1850,
sENATE.

Private petitions were presented oy messfs
DowHs HousToS, and SHIELDS
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MIR. NEWELL offered resolution, which wa,
adopted instructing the Committee ON Commerce,
to inquire into the expediency Of making an aPpro
priation for the erection Of light house al Coma
scunk Point, Raritan Bay, New Jersey,
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By the arrival here on Sunday, of the brig Water
Witch, Capt. Brown, from Vera Cruz the Sth inst,
have received files of the Monitor and the Trait
a. Union to the ID inst, and the Eco del Concrete
and the LoeomOtor to the 9Th inst inclusive.
Gen. Hernandez has been obliged by ndisposi-
ton to resign his post as Commandant General of
Chiapas and Tabasco. Gen. Tomas Marin has
been appointed in his place.
The city of Tampco is at length to be supplied
with drinking water, brought permanently into the
place from the neghboring rivers. A commission
has been appointed to effect that object at the head
Of which is Gen. La Vega, and the expense is to be
covered by the application to the work Of portion
of the port dues.
| The Trait 4 Union of the 23d ult says that the
mines in Mexico have never been so productive as
lately The States of Guanajuato and Puebla
daily become the theatre of new discoveries and
new explorations. Gold, silver, and mercury
abound in various places In Oajaca the mineral
districts are again put under labor, and measures
have been taken to develop the of that IA
vored portion of Mexico
The Indians still continue their destructive incur
sons Lately, however, they received two signal
checks in the States of Durango and New Leon,
where the Mexicans attacked them and killed "a,
rescuing some prisoners and capturing considera-
Bile number of cattle.
The Trait d Union of the Goth ult. says that ru-
mors were then in circulation, that the charges
brought against Santa Anna by the Senator Gam
boa, were to be Immediately submitted to grand
jury; that the voluntary exile of Kingston, ia
maica, ardently desires to return to his country ;
that his impotence is great that he will not per-
hans await the decision of Justice but will take the
country by surprise by unexpectedly disembark-
ing that his friends are actively employed in his
interest that movement will burst forth at all
points, ETC.. etc.
The Monplaisirs are still at the capital, where
they much admired and caressed by the Cit
zens. Franz Coenen, the celebrated violnst, had
returned from tour in the interior States.
The opera troupe now in this city, with Valtel-
lima at their head, anxiously expected in the
city of Mexico.
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From YUcATAN.-The Vera Cruz LocomOtor of
the I'd inst. gives us some late information relative
to Yucatan. 1t appears that interview lately
took place in the Bay of Ascension between the
agents of the Yucatan Government and Venancio
Pee, the chief of the insurgents, with view ter
inmate the war by negotiation. Venanoio Pee
gave his ultimatum, which was, that war should
cease provided that portion of the territory lying
from south to north of the peninsula, laid off by
line drawn from Bacalar to the Gull of Mexico, be
coded to the Indians, and that within this area the
latter should be independent of the Government Of
the Republic, acknowledging only that of Belize.
These exaggerated pretensons have made the
Yucatecos quite indignant, and they declare that
they prefer continuing the war-to conquer or die
to making such an immense sacrifice. The latter
say that these terms suggested to the Indians
by the colonists at Belize.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE. - Miss Cnshman's
Jatfa is liable to the same objections made to her
Pnatiins. She has too much strength for these
delicate, fragile characters. You might well put
The engine Of steam war ship into Bayou Teche
packet-that power which propels the one through
the ocean, making The tempestuous waves before
her smooth, would shiver the other to pieces. The
passion which dignifes The crimes of Lady Mac-
5efh assumed in the character Of Julia, painfully
destroys the grace and beauty which belongs to it
We pity the Clifford who marries such Julia.
Miss Deans Julia is as far superior to this fury as
Miss Cushuan's LAZY Macbeth excels every char
acter Of Miss Dean Tonight Miss C. resumes
her royal robes, and treads the boards in her own
great character
Mr. Couldock's Master Walter was decidedly
the best delineatonsof the character we have seen
since Charles Eenible. This gentleman is gaining
rapidly on bis audiences. Mr. Stark's Sir Thomas
Clifford, TOO, was highly meritorious. He is act
ing down all hostile criticism. The sprightly
Hslen must not be forgotten; and Mr.. Fields
MoSus was just as ridiculous as need be.
1t is a common remark that actors and actresses
rouge too decidedly. There should be only enough
paint to give the cheek the natural hue of health
but there is not onein hundred of the profession
who does not lay on the vermilion with the prodi-
aalitv Of an Indian
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THE RivERs.--The Ohio, az Pittsburg, was fall,
ing on the lllh instant, with l6 feet water in the
channel. Al Louisville on the l2lh, the River
was AZ a stand, with 81 feet water on the Fail.
In the Indian chute and l2 feet water in the canal
Tbs Natchiiochss Chronicle of the 9Th instant
remarks /" Red River is falling slowly at this
point; yet, Il the rainscontinue, prognes and fiat.
boats will soon again Be in Tequisilion.''
The Concordia Inielligencer of the 10Th. saws -
The River at this point, has now reached within
six inches Of its highest stretch, last year. oppo-
slie 70 US, several Of our friends are almost literally
! ulflsF water. They are floating, with more truth
Than poetry in their movements We hope Thai
they may noa1 with safety"
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G5- The Delegate to Congress from Minnesota
addressed letter lately to the Secretary of State oil
the United States, informing him OF the fact that
the Hudson Bay Company introduced large quanti-
ties of sPirituous liquors, annually, among the In
dams on this side of the Rocky Mountains, and
within the territory of the United States. Mr.
Clayton, in reply informed Mr.. Sibley that our
Minister in London had been instructed to address
friendly re,nonstrance TO the British Government
on the subject.
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EXECUTION OF SLAvE.-The Kinds County
(diss) Gazette of the 18th says the boy Israel
was hung at the Jail in that place on Friday, the
llth inst Some days previous to his last he full,
confessed to his crimes in the presence of several
dlsintefested gentlemen He stated that his efforts
Were exclusively directed to procure the death o
his mistress-the wife of Gen. MiIes-and that he
had been industiOusly engaged in the pursuit o.
that object by administering poisonous drugs, etc.
for the past tseo years.
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THE HIsTRroNics.--A lady-of fine taste, who
attended the exhibition Of the play of Love" by
this corps, sent the following at u o'clock last
night The house was unusually well filled with
the fashion and beauty of the city II ! were dis
posed to Be severe could say much of Mr.. Nash s
acting but ! dare not. Il was not, however, to
nsy taste. Mrs. Stuart character was most beau
tifuly played, particularly the last scene in the
third act | think those people THE Amateurs)
should confne themselves 10 such pieces as they
can act they certainly 6ssteltsrsa Love. Excuse
haste, cold fingers and drowsiness.R
That for you, Histrionics.
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On Monday morning, the 18th inst, halEpas O'Clock,
after snort Illness TS CHRISTIANEA (consort OF Samuel
" RISK, native OF Belfast, Ireland, formerly resident OF
Cincinnati Ohio but for the past years resident of this
city, aged 80 years aud months.
III Her friends those husband respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral THIS MORNING. TUESDAY, l9 nst at ~
O'Clock from ts residence Of Dr. Charles
tween Julia and St Joseph, without farther notice.
~ Cincinnati and hatcher papers please copy.
In thi.city, on Monday morning. 18th inst, at O'Clock,
JEREMIAH L. SANDERS late of Mobile aged about Is years.
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AMERICAN THEATRE. =" The Irish Attorney -" Tn
iIish Post - Land Sharks and Sea Guh.''
81. GHARLEs TREATRE.'' Macbeth ,-'' Luck An
PLAcIDE's yAuETIEs.--'.Th Eereid Queen, or TIN
Ngmphs Of the Rhine 49, Forty and Fifty -" Taken Ii
and DONE For
ORLEANS THEATRE.-f lie Pan du Diable ''-'' II Fau
Qp'uns Porte Soft Ouyerte GU Fermee."
AhnoRy HsLL.--Brswers Panornnas.
tHfLn4oTxAux's PkIsTIKs' The Proclamation of the
EIsnch RepaIie ''-io3 ST. Charles street.