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NEW YORK FASHIONS The Tribune says 1t sees in Broadway. fashionable dressed lady leading A moderate sized Italian grey hound, with scarlet monkey jacket round his shoulders, and reaehing b his middle
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Tm METHODIST EPiscorAL CHuacH.-The New York Commercial AdssTtlser of the 18th utimo, says:
 It may interest members of the Methodist Epis- copai ulch to know that sixy-six years ago, this day. the Rev. Jnhn Wesly signed the famcus Derd of Dsciaratiop," which is the constitution, so 10 speak, of the Methodist Church in England.
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Darn IN THE RING-~A. KELLEY, an egues- trian attached io Stoues Circus. was atts'ked With au apopiectic it while riding in the ring, Frank lin, La, few days since, and died in few hours
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D- To s,fsen mans manners, tbese is nothing like love. We care not how bocrish fellow may he. se, han niiam-d with calico, and in less than toar weeks yoH wlll him studying Ryrcn and in- dalgins in taiii.d shirts.
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aJ- Col. PhMs, member of the Canadian Par lament, from Essex, has published bold and wig orous letter in favor of Cauads declaring her iads-
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G,' The Padacha Journal states that the Post master ut Biandvills, Ballard county Ky, was arrested last week for rObbiag the mail GREEN WOOD and ALLcocK. merchants at LOvelaeeville, re- milted between one and t~o hundred dollars to merchants of Louisville last faii and naught was heard of it aiterwsrd.
 The agent of the P. Nj. General comme need last week his experiments, by enclosing few bank notes in a letter. maiiug st Lovelac.vle, directed 10 Louisville, and thea followed on 10 watch is progress The letter Sss traced 10 Blandville but it appears never to have left that office. ss was de- n,onstrated to the satisfaction of the sgsnt.
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RB- The South Boston Gazette has column with the following h-adlng The Junk shol'---in which may be found variety of a'IeIes, new and old mostly s;oe0.'
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CALIFoRNI. CosruME.-A late San Francisco letter says that the men al that place are neatly dressed, and generally wear boots coGng up to IEe h;ps. the price of which there Is S96
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eJ- We tender our thanks to Mfr WrArT, the clerk of the steamboat j. B. Gordon. for Fort smith and Van Barsn papers, tn adVaacs of the mail
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RESTORED TO RANK.-It will be seen, from our Washington correspondence. that Lieut.. soHoM- BERG, of ihe United States Dragons, has been Tee placed upon the army list by the Senate, setting forth tha; he improperly stricken from the rolls. This case has been pending fourteen years.
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New SLAVERY LAW IN MARYLAND The Legisa- ture of that State have passed law allowing slaves 10 b, brought into it's limits from any other State but rot for purposes of traffic
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IT. lis estimated that up~ ads oi thirty thousand children have, within the past hiiy years, been ehristened George Washington!
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THE R.sra.--sesea feet water in tho channel aud failing slowly.
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Gr3- The talented lady editor Of inc Plt'bdrg Visitor. has a baby Presents oi mugs. rs't'ss' mintsticks and such little matters, pour ia upon fer ID great profasion. Mrs. $. says ,,.
 .OaT baby is good baby. aaj we can ho'a ns' a' on ans arm. and while she looks sl the caDe'e' .osibbe away with The other. faster than two typos can convert 1t iato sense and type
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IT A bili repeating Inc law of the Sd of March, ic47, winch forbade the officers of the State gov ernpent of Pennsylvania from aiding in the cap- tgFe of slaves has been read in the Legislature of that Stae and is almost certain to pass, it is said
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D' LAN0rREE's Mar has been received. and Tor sale st the Book Store of l.. R. LIScoLs See adv.
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Total %, ,sss. s,4s7

No proposals were put In on the day advertised. for the State Lesn Several individuals attended al San Jose that day, rrsdy to adysnce the amount required in n mode Of contract ana agreement dIf feren; rom that advertised MeAutta,a, il anpcAf. that there is hi before the Legislature for the ls sue of StAfe scrip,
 The fair weather hal enabled large quantities ef supplies reach the mines. that provisions were abu ndant every where. and selitHg very moderate rates. Flour by the quantity brought 25 cents per pound, pork from g to 51. aad potatoes Sl 5a per bol
 No little excitement was manifested by the lris of the captain ol the ship Angelique. recently ar rived The suit was brought by the celebrated Mrs. Farnhain. fer damages sustained in cense- quence of the cap,ains having left that lady ashore at Valparaiso, separating her from her children by bringing them to tha; port in hs ship; and also for inducing her servant, white gir b marry Tho black steward. There was considerable scandal introduced during the trial, but il only proven that Mrs Fafnham was a iittle loo much of an at. voeate for the rights Of women and had penchaat for climbing the rigging in unmentionsbirs
 We take the following letter from the San Fran. cisco journsi of Commerce and Daily Bulletin, sf February lst:
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sharp after Him.

The burging, blundering cabinet of tho " Heroic President" have placed the unsuspectiug old gem teman in many ridiculous positions 10 e1,rcate him from which will require more than all ths ingen- uity of the Organ" and the shrewdness of the quoudlm federal, no.party, TayIor-whig wire puiers. His sins both of omission and comnii isson, must be passed upon by Congress aud will alike be subjected to a jealous and searching scrutiny - Among other faur p0s none perhaps has aroused more just indignation, will receive from the peo pie of this country, more whitening rebuke than his weak and anti republican conduct tovarts the struggling patriots of unfortunate Hungary. At the moment when the recognition on our par, of the then netesl existing Hungarian independence would have prospered their cause and stayed the relentless tyranny of Russia and Austria. the freez-
 ing coldness and siient dsapPro5ation of the Taylor dynasty of the United States chilled the burning enthusiasm of these who wers looking for counte- and relief 10 our government as the home aud cradle of liberty, parslysed their efforts to awaken the sympathy of nations for their oppressed eonti- ton and actually conveyed " aid and comfort ' to their inhuman and barbarous enemies. bis con duct the part of the President and his cabinet is abou, 10 receive a searching investigation at tie hauds of our representatives in Congress.
 In the House of Representatives, on Tuesday the 18th ult., Mir Bull of Pensyivania moved the fol- lowing amrndment to the resolution proposing to refer portion of the message to the Committee OH Foreign affairs" with instructions 10 inquire whether, at any period in t'e late struggle between Hungary and Austria, when the latter sought the intervention of Russii with apowerfuI army, Hun- gary had not in fact ,rumphed over Austria; and whether the President by neg'ectng al that time 10 recognize the independence of Hungary, did not depart from ,he settled policy of this country in recognizing de taetO governments, disappoa, the friends of freedom. and do violence to the sympa- thies and wishes of the American people," when this ame nd.nent is acted upon we hope we shall upon whose shoulders the blame should rest.
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AUBURN, Jan. Is, 1850.

- Since yoQ left l have made seven hundred dollars, and our lead is yet rich. Where dug s!l sunm-r in the bed, Inc banks have proved extremely rich H x II are averaging ous huadred dollars per day. l.. sr*ruty five doiiars C, one hundred dollars; and al along down about three 10 five ounces 10 two men per day. On the hank O our old lead. boy knocked out ragged chunk of sixtcen ounces. C. and had it in our hands. tbink shall get absut si3a0 by March, ifiucky as am now. This dny two men took four hundred dollars out of three pans fuii Oi dirt our rsviue. IL is literally thronged The waos road which runs by it is being dug up."
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eJ- The third volume of Maeanisy's History, II Is cad, ~i mol be ready in less than year.
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The National IA,elIigsnees eoStains the followisK letter, addressed so its editors, from the Hon T. BgTLER KINs;
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beautiful steamship launched abour Sal
urday, from the pyard OF Messrs John Brown Co.,
the south side of the basin. She Is called the "Pam-
pero," and built for Captain w w Hunter, United
States navy Major j. p Heis 81 Co., aud is intended
between Panama and San Francisco The launch
beautiful one, and Witnessed by quite large
United States army. The Pampsro" glided into her des
tined element with all her flags in the breeze. Ho Unon
jack, noticed had thtyoa stars, California having
been assigned Eminent place in the of the
ag represented by large twice the size of the Others
and OF golden color The dimensions OF the Pampero
have already been published by All who have :
amined her-among whom could mention of the
experienced in shipbuldng in this country-pro-
her the nonpaei model Steamship and she is
destined make sen-ation when she gets Ger
tainy her builders and Captain MEG ausandwho snperin-
tended her copsuc,onhave great for congratua
ting themselves the thus far attendant the
enterprise The ship will shortly be taken Philadelphia
her machinery building the foundry of Messrs
Reaney, Neslis, Co., OF that city We understand that
the builders the Panpe plate building
OF larger class aud, from present indications,
Baltimore will be selected the place build them So
much Tor the superiority OF Baltimore ship-bulders over
of other cities Alter tue launch collation.
usual style. which the mechanics engaged the ship
and number oil invited guests cipaed Among others
noticed Captain Joseph Swier and Colonel Hughes,
United States army. After RECALLING themselves the
chancs gave three hearty cheers each for the the
builders and the invited guests.
baltimore Clipper Of yssfrdoy
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The maintenance BY violence Of the military govern
extends only TO the form ogovsrnmens bat also
the disgust Of the people for tho anti
under which thcy have suffered. The division
Of parties in tho recent clsctions, having boon sshors
agaist tho people, resulted such contests invariably will,
wheQ1ke people know their rights. and knowing dare
n&in hem in the defeat OF the AUTHORITIES, asd
be considered vote Of want OF condolences IN the military
Tho military commanders procamations, ID rowing the
whole power and conto OF the eectios (ncudng the dcs-
returns into the hands OF the auhorss the army Of Of
holders, Judges projects, alcaldes, she alqua
&c and The large vote q the employees Of the quarter
nus ser's department all in vain brought TO bear
against the people. Yet. after triumph over sneh niu
encos tho of the United States about being turned
against her cltlzens force them government
which, having failed 70 protect is liberty property, o. s
tees OF the treaty Of Guadalupe Hidaleo.
The lately repudated civil authorizes, In order 70 the
maintenance OF their positions have rosonsd
people OF New Mexico incapable Of self government and
plan developing ITSELF backed by the bayonets OF
sion inhabitants into of resistance and violence,
which ac) to be used to prove their In
capacity.
have deemed II my duty avail my self Of the earliest
opportunity inform you sir that the commander OF the
9Th military department, protesting 10 act by virtue Of
dents OF Oregon and California is appropratng power
which is conferred by the constitution upon the Congress-
the which, Congress exercising, can only safely be
trusted with the people
The max administration OF anti republican form of
government has caused many native New Mexicans 70 re-
tain their character Mexican citizens, has founded
furnishing colony beyond the limits OF the United States,
and has decreased materially tho number OF inhabitants Of
DISCUS, among the inhabitants Of the colony and
should, unfortunately for the national good faith and the
the cup viii BE- siT and New Mexico dspopaa,sd
have the honor to be, very respectfully your o6edient
RH. wEIGHTMAN.
Senator elect, New Mexico.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALTIMORE, September 2-5, p. m.
The Bank FaIms-Heary Storm ard Damags-Mvsfsrious
Outrage-Norfh Point Anripersary Markets, &c.
been total failure, the assets said consist Of
nothing bat vaueless promises TO pay, and few copper
psnnes E. Collier, the cashier, has been arrestedon
charge have learned. The amount Of held in
th, city is said to be about $4,000
The rain ring the past night has flooded all the
around our civ and great damage has been done build
ings and dams ia all sections On the rail.
road number Of dams swept away, and the due
at an early hour this morning did arrive until three
O'Clock this afternoon. The cars from Philadelphia due
,his afternoon have not yet arrived.
villa nous attempt has been made during tile past,
week he life OF Mrs. Menzes ths lady of Mr. James
Menzes Of the opera in the Morse eleg phi Office
On three different days vitrol thrown her. and
the fourth day box containing internal machine with
about quarter OF pound Of POWDER thrown into the
room where she sitting, but II fortunately did nor
pode Another attempt made Saturday last BY
parcel OF usks, heavily pnsed with
They examined by chemist, and declared
tain sufficient arsenic 10 XIII bali dozen persons No clue
h. yet bccn obtained TO the mystery.
The celebration of the Twelfth OF September this city
will doubtless be than ordinarily extensive both milf
sry and civil
learn that Stephen Morgan, the young arrested by
Dr. the post office agent, last week Chaptico.
Maryland the charge of absactng letters containing
money from the mail persists in asserting his entire
cence appears that the decoy letter handed by him
the postms three days before he arrested when
70 s.serted iha. lac found II the Hbor.
Tag NARksrs-In the Baltimore mark this n.y. the
weather being stormy there little nothing done
Tie f,rego caused slight depression in brcsd.uds
generally
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From the st. Losis Revsillc.
Important from New Mexico.

Major X H. WeiIhtman. United States senator elect
from New Mexico, arrived in town yesterday morning,
ant document from Major w II will be elegraphed to-
day 10 the seal OF government and clearly evidences
The state 81 evaporation which be
twesn the United States military force and the people Of
the Territory has brough, abon
To the Prssidssf Of the Un0sd States;
Sin, The people Of New Mexico have formed and ra,i
fsd republican consution-eecied under Il senator's
ana who their way to the Capitol TO
s~ek for New Mexico admission in o the Union
Besides threatened invasion by iexas which me
President taken steps prevent aud the actual daily
Invasion Of Indians the rights OF tue people o. ueSlc9
being invaded oy the commander OF ne sn "'n
itary department. ...
He declared his intention OF resisting the opefsuo
Of the government, ratified by vote oil SIX homana seven
hundred and thirynine with All 'he We'nr
s disposal. and OF maintaining the military supremacy
which has heretofore obtained although the same mas
bcea made approved by the Congress, and - Ut
tsrly rspugnant TO the declared will OF the nhsb1ians
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Littsns Living Age, No. 33O.--Prfcs lax cents.
L. Madame de Pompadour-Fraxer's Magazine.
q The shadow-Ladies' Companion
g. Scenes in Enlgrant vessels-Morning Chronicle.
The Hers Of Gauny, Chaps H. Il1Frazer's Magazine
s. 4 he Prelude, Growth OF Poets Mnd-Eraminer.
g. The Imprisoned Lady--Ladies, Companion.
Maurice Ternay, Chap. X-Dublin University Magazine
g. The Battle Idstcdt-Examiner.
Royal Allowances
Win poetry and short articles
WAsHHoroH, December ~, ls45.
or all periodical journals devoted
which abound In Europe and In this county, this has appeared
be the indeed
the current OF the English bnt this
includes portaiure
mind in the pansion Of present age.
J. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly, at % year, by
". LTTTEI.L CO., Boston.
And sold by JosEPH sHIILINGfoN
Sep Corner ~ and Pa.
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Por The Union.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 20, 1850.
DEAR SIR: In regard 10 your inquiry as 10 my knowl-
edge OF your efforts in the State OF Missouri 10 the pro-
motion OF the growth and preparation OF hemp,
knowingly, from being hemp grower myself in La
fayee county that your efforts have been OF incslcua
bic advantage both to the State and the West generally
The impetus gwen by you IN The growth and prepare
ton OF that article has commanded the highest adnira
ton the part OF the hemp growers and the farmers
generally, producing them an Unlimited market not only
IN the East, but also foreign for all they pro-
duce at such prices as win give them profitable return
for their labors
Previous 10 your commencing your ope etions In our
State, IN 1885, the growth OF hemp very limited. and
barely considered object Of attention. arising
from the want OF proper mode of preparing i and a
market But that period the instruction TO its
culture, encouragement given and held out by you, has
increased the growth most rapidly 10 that extent as be
ing now the great staple OF the State. and the principal
lance which the farmer has for purchase land
aud the necessaries 10 domestic purposes which has
been the OF changing the appearance Of the State
IRON being newly settled to that OF wealth and refine
ment As illustration OF the facts here presented Of
the prosperous results attending your exer,ons for
raj years State, will state that the town OF Lex
ngton, located the Missouri rver, in the county in
which reside was previous 10 your efforts dull
notonous village Since that period il has become
prominent depot for receiving hemp and other produce,
lhcmp being the principal artice,) which forwarded
to ST Louis, thence 10 the eastern ports and Europe
The result attending this business gave such impulse 10
rapid improvements, that is nourisbing Town OF
several thousand inhabitants
II has been source OF great reee that government
had engaged you in this great national enterprise they
had continued to give yoo that reasonable encourage
that the importance Of the subject required In that
event, the result would have been this time the
country abundant supply OF superior article of water
rotled hemp for the navy and large surplus OF this ar
Gle foreign countries Bat the improper rejection Of
your hemp by the government agents only parayzed
the enterprise OF waterrong, but also discourage the
farmers from pursnng the process IN the preparation Of
the Article for market
In my opinion. the country owes you the price OF a
great benefit for your patriotic effort. and sacrifices and
shall be much pleased to hear that Congress has done
you justice By amply remunerang you Tor your LOSSES
sacnhces labor. and tme sustained in the prosecution OF
this lau liable enterprise and feel confident say that
were the question OF justice by Congress left 10 the poo.
pie OF Missouri. il would receive unanimous response
TO your credit
refer to the Hon Judge Atchson OF the United States
for further evidence Of my citizenship in Missouri
am, respectfully, Your obeden servant
A. ID. BENNING
DAVID MyrRLE, esq.
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Stephen Chaapn. 10 be captain in tho navy.
WlIllsm "huls and Thompson D Shaw. TO be com,
Richard Taasisl 70 be assistant surgeon tho navy
Hicsard y Allison. Nixon White. John J. Jones, and
ohm JoLhson, 10 be pursers In tho navy
yededial IL Lathrop, Ia be navy agent, Washington,
Edwin'o Pennis 10 be agent. Memphis Tennessee
LAND OFFICERS
ExcEIvEas MONEYS
John w, Morton, al Shawneetown, Illinois
Bieniod Johnson, at r iwsrdsviie, Illinois
James 7 Is S,apP at vsndalia, Illinois.
Joha Il Murphy, at Dsnvile. Illinois.
Henry v Sullivan. at Quincy. Illinois.
John II; kinzie, at Chicago; Illinois
Bernard Hampstead, at Washington, Arkansas
William II Ringo. at Helena, Arkansas.
Charles p. Bertrand. )" at Little Rock. Arian.s.
Seneca W. Ely, at Cdilcothe, Ohio
willism sheffield. Defiance Ohio.
Samuel N@rrwether, al Jetiersonville, Indiana,
Robert N. Carman, at vincennes, Indiana.
Thomas Allen, at Clinton, Missouri.
John T Hughes, at Plattsbarg, Missouri.
Gideon. Fiz, at Jackson Mississippi.
Gsoass GpsysH a. p o0a%Dus Mississippi
Rosemond de Annas al New Orleans, Louisiana.
John II. Dinkgrave, at Monroe. Louisiana.
John Corkern, al Greensburg, Louisiana.
John Laplace, al Natchiroches, louisiana.
Charles L. Stevenson, al Mineral Point. Wisconsin.
Moses Moses ;. Gibson, a, Willow River. Wisconsin n
Nathaniel g. Wilcox, saltwater Minnesota Territory
REGISTERS.
Ferdinand Maxwell, at Kaskaskia, Illinois.
James M. Davis, al Vandalia, Illinois.
James M Mclean, at Palestine. Illinois
Daniel CapP, at Danvie, Illinois.
Henry Asbury, at Quincy, Illinois.
Sias Noble al Dixon. Illinois
Henry + Mooney, at Helena, Arkansas.
John E. Maney, at GAINESVILLE, Arkansas.
William Z Powell, at ChamPagnole, Arkansas.
James ii. Patterson, at Batesville, Arkansas.
William w Adamr, AT Little Rock, Arkansas.
William H. Eter, al Washington, Arkansas.
lanes Strman, at Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Anthony Wake, at Chiilicothe, Ohio
Abner Root, mt Defiance, Ohio
William IL l. Noble, at indianapolis, Indiana
James Scott. at Jacksonville, Indiana.
John c. Clarke, at V,nconnes, Indiana.
Samuel Is Todd, at Fsyette, Missouri.
Green w Davis, AT Jackson, Missouri
John Dade, AT Sprngfiel Missouri
Thomas Birch AT Plat,sbnrg, Missouri.
Austin Morgan, at Jackson, Mississippi.
Charles Fitz at New Orleans, Louisiana
Evarse de Bsillon. ut Opelousas. Louisiana.
Henry . McEnery, at Monroe, Louisiana.
Hugh Wa6dell, at Natchtoches, Louisiana.
Paiacleie Potter, Mt Milwaukee, Wisconsin. q
Francis p. Castin, at Willow River, Wisconsin.
Abraham Van Vorhies, at Saltwater, Minnesota Terri
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lLAGEGT q DODSON, Dealers In Furniture y
Goods generaly1he subscribers have of
the citizens Washington, Georgetown andra
they have moved into their where all
had all the variety OF grades OF qualities, prices and Styles
goods in the above line
Our stock csrpeuags following
Imperial ssxony Belgian, Tourney and English
Tapestry and Brussels
Imperial 3 ply and double ingram
BRUSSELS, twied and plain Venetian, for
steps
Cotton, narsin and
Canton, Spanish, and mating
In materials, all
stock will be admitted to be the richest complete
In this city
Also, general assortment bed quilts and
linens table and toilet n-n- In word,
be useful and
line be found h.s establishment
We
that prices win uniformly
goods be s.ed either in this other city,
he surpassed b. =
10 all who SEQ m give cordial invitation
call and sec for Themselves. CLAGETT DODsON,
One door Of the Of 9th Pa w
Sep 3-3teof
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THE UNION

Those who know me at home know that my claims
wers earned BY the severes professional labor that
could. any tme with the LANCE amount 81
rather 10 present my claims though advised to the
ray 70 my political opponents for settlement, ior
knew that they were just knew inst they weIe suc'
was content All asked for justice such as was
melted out 10 olhesa have received has been vexa-
tous delay and atrocons caIumny
THOMAS j. DURANT.