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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
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rahuna be3ahsn uno falls Gin Wtao fc geobIuno pdunt
e rlbss aumkII9e ttasc Die bsaste 9usr 6srpt psrE
irtfn une teabi nc crae o beaats 8rrrirfno Sdnf
gig mettere Sage ~ bablrn pdun mag ben esrma
on @trpaIrn cbcs aus ntr tetrCnon 8errruno enrinz
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nsecieperi9r ;I tea0n 8cilttrn ptr6unorn Eu, on6E
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ilnscefrn nSacn GR9br ciu9cn Der @srpoItr, sefs
Den Sdaemciter ,r Stiua Sprina @rts @0untp pbee
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
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INUFW 4TuIIEI ~JuHtE'T
lm 1Stsn Sai, 6err IHtam Stump pc Reaoln9 NIT DRIP
6enristta StaNtItr, pcu aGsnaun.
am l9tsn Sai, 6rr eapis 8tr, BON 5anutpsr nit MiR
gporp anu 6enn pcn GicnrsSautcn.
bcrr Daniel 9. Welf, pcn Bebsbsn, NIT WRlp GhaeSp
Deihltr, pcn Siieoer:Sautcn
6srr Dauis Sums, nit sS Sarab Stib, t'ies pcn esa
Saunfhip. Mrrthan,ptcu @aunn
oerr Gphraim Suus init NB arp ann SSni9, bSee ron
aNccrs Saunlhip, gcrtbamrtcn Gauntr.
am 2lfsu 9Nai esrr Sarrcd Sung nit gs ShbslIa Srp
6eibs pcn lusntaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
Mittel eeoeu Sfattem.

Or. Smitb pom 8Ofion. faste in sinsr 8auern
8erfammIuns baF anis ooer beiIsr nod Qns Del,
in Die Sale 9eeat. bic Staten in feinsr @s9enwart
in Die Sale 9eOdt bate 70 farf ei Die SorIebe bic
fer Sbiere fur Unis. @r fa9t fensr. oa6 sefU6ener
@pps nit rodensm MsbI psrmifbt, Don ben 9fat
ten sefreiIen pirc uno iie umbrnst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
Sldfcrbnu Surcan.

tlufr Ser Staaten Senator Der Qdtbare DonisI
Sturacon berithtete neuIh aIS Soriser Der Com:
mittse iber Udertau, fcleenoe 8l Gin. Die pie man
erwattet. cbns S6wieri9fsit betoe 5dufer pa6iren
uue 6um @efes pereen wiro. Ss iset 1T nod
wsnia. wenu etruas Sur @rmunterun9 oes Sauptln
oufrteSweiaes ees eanoss. ben Gdnbau. pcn Ssi'
ten Der atIaemensn Reeerung 9efdeben uno er Der
oient bod espi6 ebcnfcwcbl tbre ndbrenos pFs9e,
ats auoere @rwerbSSweiae.
Cine 8l u Gin adsrta Bureau in Dem Department. ess r
ncrn pI 9runotn.
Qbfbnitt1-DaB elm Hfcrbau Bureau 9e-
arinoet uno eem Separtement ecs Snnern an9e
fblossn werce ceBen Saupt Der GOmmifIOner ces
aderbaus aenannt weroen foa. Der pom prdNoent,
nit 3uhmmuua oes Senats anSufeaen uno ben
ndmIiden 9ebalt pie Der GOmni6iOner Der patente
erbalten fol-.
2-Oab ss Die pfi6t tes erIastsn
@ommi sioners fpiu foil, Statififen oes ddsrbaus
Az fammeIu rpertbuoIIs Sdmsrepen, SbnttIinee.
IRnospen, uno BurSeIn an5ufhaffen uno ausSutbei.
len elm dsmifdes eabOratCrium an5ufaufen uno
ein,uribten Su ben &ofien Don nitt mebr als 1000
Sbaler, uno alle WunIhenswertbe unalpten uon
MiueroIien uno MineralwaBer MAIDEN Su la6en
uno Iolde. Die 8ebua baben auf bic 3ufammenice'
una uno SerbefIerung oes SooenS, oas Suttern oes
Siebs. Die Subereitun9 uuo GrbaItun9 oon Sroo-
ffofsn, bic Serfsrt9un9 Don Suder uno folb anoe'
rer Sabrifaturen ais nit Dem Uderbau oerbunoen
entfebsn uno idbrlib sinen uo1fdneigeu 8criht
susubsreten uno an ben @0nereB ab;ufatten Der
cine Qnsabe folder Grperments, Die 9smabt nor
ben (ino, enttdlt uno foGte 8sIebrun9 as man sr:
| Ianat bobsn mag ubsr aae 9s9en(fdnce. rpelbe nit
ben pflihtsn ieines Imtss perbunosn fino.
abf6nitt. 3-Das in erfu9tem Bureau an'
esfsIlt weroen. elm @bsmif. NIT snsm idbrIi6sn
GsbdIt uOn 1000 &boIT elm Souptfdrsibr, init
enem 9sbalts ucn 600 &baIsr elm protOfolIirsn'
Der Sbreibsr. nit sinsm gsbaIts BON 1000 Sba.
Ter uno ein Scts init einem SsbaIts bon $50 &ba.
| Ter.
IbI6nitt. 4.-DaB bisrmit bic Summs Don
is 600 Sbaler bewiIlist weroe, 1ur BeSobIuns eel
Gebalts oes GcmmiiOners. Gbemifsn, 6auptf6rei
ters Sdrebers uub 8Otsn, Sum Gntauf ees bsuii
ftcn Gpparats, unb Sur Sefreituns Der sufduissn
SORen bas Gfastsn Bureaus fur oas Stsealiabr
wsIdbss fid am 30fsn Suni 1851 snbist.-t@
Ssmcerat0
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
Ole Ne drfte.
Morttprsife in 0lllcntaun, am gNittwo8.
Gnffnn NHnrffprciSc.

Stausr. 75-SRoi,sn, OO-Ncssen, ,5S-gRcIhtCrn 55-
4oaftr, 33-SIatsaamsn, 12-Slssaamrn, 25-2mrtbps
faamen, 90 @utter, Is -Ger, IL Sbprincfefb. g.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
9sbilaSelpbiaer Sysarftberitbt.


Tfaucr uuo N1ebl.-Dr StnuSrmartt pabrsnb Der
g re br untbat uuo bic prR skn rsstalb tis IL Cts
Rarre Qus9onas Der 99cde brahts has Barrd auer
$537 bis 5.62 8c99snmsh bradbts 2S7 per Barrel unc
9Bhtcnnh paro prau9t uuo brats 267 bic Sbaltr per
Yarra.
Gjetraioe.-1sr Gmpfano prn gRowu mar nur Ehpadb.-
u Srbsr tras 81 l2 bis LIS. uno QBeBr 81 Sbts l20.
8ca9cn tras 81 Gents has Ru uno nur tpnt9 I'M gRart
SBsfcrn iano in gafraae unp tra 6l Gents. Safr 40
bis Al Gents fdr psnnuanifbr, uno 81 fdr @ir9nisn
0iebs ART,
esss 0Rcc tpureen in philadelphia 1000 StbGacn, 800
8Gbs nit &Glbcr 600 Spfne uno 1880 Saaf unp sdris
mir gum 9trtauf an9ttcten.
Die arciBe.-Sdlodtchtn iparcn INNER ncdb in Iahs
ro9c $500 bis 700 puncert Yfuno-un9cfdbr 700
Std no nab gmcrf estriebn rcrcc. SRttdbs trotbttn
$40 bis 49, Sprn9s SIG bis "a uno csne Sdbe ron bis
ID 2balcr. GpCtne brahtsn $44 tis 500 cas punort-
Die grsF fir Shaaf parcn uab Der SuaIta ndntb pen
$l.00 bic 400 has Stid
0uecrrb6a, etc. 9 sfet -9Rir crbalsn Sfers 8srhts
pie aeneer pru. aleuue, tlbCr ISeu uer bat uno
frdbsr bs esasu patnscnrn cppcnirtc, obr nooem as
WSsds ron ocn arstu nut mar, osltitd wues, 8ronts
SQitEd an,irpcnosn
9preu GcnsEs &C., 81 o.. Sst 10, 1s47.
brn 9N g. QRalafs uno Gc.-@inisc 3st i'm cen 9Rinter
uuros msne Srau fama br Stno du9sno, ron ener cen
ShpShc 6Sfacn DAP e wro bas Stno anfhbn ned r9eno
cine 6ausartct prrin tcnnts Sbre meonbc 8tbanhun9
ben Icrlrfn Der tcCn lt fcl9c ptrsoCn, bis ibrs
8uuif burtb src Seribe cfhSpf mar Gte puree 70 fhr
gu einsm et o69smo9trt. cas e 3e ais e Sbren
a ecbraiecn anno. nht itcr S5 gfuno Ipca
ater mad, Dem 8crtrou 8ccn puros s pSHs btr9cs
sat Die 8ur Il ic pSntauoi9 fo6 ht 0Is eusorbst str
riteu fam uno in Belt lHcben 30 Yfnc uuobnL Qir
tSnntn bre una ulcts onoerSm oils 8rant's 9alam res
ben uup supfbln bu pobr Ogsn onpsrn in abp6sn lmSp
ben.
6. S. @aIentine.
Gin Suteno S6eilunacn Der Stussebruu8, etc
g. G. Germ Uil., grrcu riSt yr udmdn 3Glt nas
psrISn nit 6r. Srau Satntus banut f uno kltt cb
az Sur bu9cn tSuns @r Eet rner bnu Dob CT NIT fne
ussnp ro,bioCr 6ursn pcn Gushrne uno anrrn 8rantb
I'm o tannt i bic in Dem Staotbsn ourdb 9routs gResnCu
bSrrirft rputoen
OrDis c6st S1ten rrire btnabs in esr Saet eT 8Er.
Staaten oCrfauft-uno bel
G5utb YJOnng uuo Srerler, aasntaun,
G. 9R Suus glcro 1Bbtbal-Rsuten Gat9sr GbSt Damn,
T. O. unc g. gR eid,tsnrratnsr, Gotoauauo-8 rosr, Srsr
srstaun---uno H. Gsubort St9rrsptls.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23

Gapptifber BsiSen.-g8ir erfeben aus benz
Ncu ycrf SCurna Of Commerce. bas swsi Oeer brsi
eaoun9sn QSsiden nadb oisfsm 9anbe unterws9s
ino. bic birsft Don 1leranoren. in Gsppten fommsn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
(SS { It o T B G II:
(GinseianOt burb Yfarrlr Sistr.

(Giusslanot burb pfarrsr SSsSr)
I'm l4n gNa in Sao.0BbeitbaO Gbartss 8rtb SCbn prn
Eauid 8cb, I'M 13tsu Sabr ktnes Gltsrs.
I'm l5Hn Mlo, in eisisr Stact Scbn Sldntr, I'M 44cn
abr fines Icrs. ct binrift cine Satin uno cine anabI
unmtneiar 8iuosr isiuSu attbiGo ju bepsnsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
Gin gebrtunse Gum sBasnersef1aft

rpire cst plonst--sncr Der esrsur unb sumcr Saiur H.
fam cine su ekus rbo, csun &C @ unsrasib meleF bet
GbarlsS 8. !PaItadb, in aaentniln;. ...
scot 16. r9Sm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
Sefentli6e s9enDu.

Samfae5 bsn lfien SUM-. um II rlbr Mina9s,
foil an Der Iesberi9en gSobnun9 oes uerftCrbensH
Saeob 9. &iGfIer in epun Saunf6ip, eed4
Gauntp. 6fentb perfauft psrbsn:
IL Qfer portrsffi6sr Dnisenfaamen, % Gdes
&cssen oo., so SOssbsabs. SdHsr. unO fOnif nUdh
monttetIe Saus.. 8ousrn, une &uben9srdtbe Su
wsitIdufti9 su melcsn.
Die s5spinsunsen om Safaufstose unc Gufwars
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23

9uecrrb6a, etc. esfst-GRir CrbatCn Sfters 8sritts
ps fcscnecr pru. asuus, sler seu ueirt bot uuo
frdb bsfts 9sau patncncn cppcnirts, aber nace aes
SRGsls ron ocn Isrsu pudt par, psrld murbs, 8ronS
CNtt non
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
Gin traarieer -s8aruune snr @Orfidbt.

2orontO. Is. Mai. tlnfre Stabt ia seffern pOr
sinsr furdttborsn SsuUsbrunf bsimssfudt. Is Sdu
FER ~ Der gOuns une 1OeIaOs Strose fno obss,
tIannt.
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and certificates Of elections shall be given By them such
SsS ss II s sss & e
eoueiIs shall make correct returns. under their hsrds Of
sssa = s q e. e:
return OF votes iod % Against this Constitutions the
ss convene. shah lay such returns bsios than on
the first day OF their session. both houses shall be
lives ana tie president pro pors Of The ssnsss shall IN
the presence Of both houses examine the reurns sd
votes Tor and aRs this constitution. 40.
The reups Of the for against this consution
acting a. such. Who shall tho ssms q shs
Secretary q d he United States within rhy days
Il .hs III bs and i hereby sds the duty Of the governor
q lieutenant governor. sotlng y such 4 appssts from
cause copy Of s same. together with fair digest
wa sSss s Ps es uasd 70
before the Congress OF the United Stases Z
public ss ..s 4. % 81 ss
lion in relation the question Of slavery and Of bound
larry we are glad % be able also place exact copies Of
those provisions before our readers: "a &ss,'se
All men being born equally frse and ndepsn1anl ana
having certain NATURAL Inherent and inallsnob ghs,
msse ss ns snoax snd asnn s1
properly, and the pursuit and attainment o. hapfe
person a. servant slave apprentices asr he arrives Il
the age Of tweniy-one years, nor female In like
bound by their own consent after sy arrive II ouch sre
or are bound by law for punishment Of crime
The limits and boundaries Of the State defined
follows: a gS a
Beginning at the dam in the Rio del Norte which sup.
plies with the "aseguia irrigating ca of the
Town q e raso dol NoIs and Iannn. hsnes due east 70
thence due north said parallel point where the same
nersecs the river Arkasas thence up the middle q the
poo q ad III s Ro e cosSo
\ : " ~ ss sad dse on
said parallel Of longitude point the kio lta lnter
~ the s ,S y en- dP ne lu msy
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frhamiusa by telegraph for The Baltimore Americana

FHILADEIPHtA, july STU, y. m.
GREAT wHre MASS hEErike-Ihefe is a tremen-
the ely county, favor oil The speedy settlement OF
the slavery question: the basis proposed by the Com
promise bill OF the Hon. Henry Clay.
The meeting was called to order BY Joseph X Flame
gan, ESQ ION whose motion John Price Weihen esq
called upon preside, assisted by seveniy-sx vice
presidents and ten secretaries among whom are many OF
our most influential and respected business men.
The Hon Charles Gibson then came forward, made
remarks. and offered string Of resolutions, APP
proving OF the resolves oil the late wing State conven
on approving OF the Compromise bill OF Mr. Clay, and
OF the course pursued by enator Cooper sanci'onng
the policy OF Messfs Webster and Clay, and renewing
the confidence OF the meeting in the fidelity and patriot.
ism OF Gen Taylor
The resolutions were received with great enthusiasm,
and carried unanimously, BY reclamation. sa ~
The meeting addressed by Isaac lIazlehurst and
music il present, and the ehh usasm 10 know no
bounds. The Compromise Of Henry Clay is approved
by all.
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New Msxicc
Weundersiapd that copy OF the constitution framed
by the convention Of the people OF New Mexico for The
government OF the State OF New Mexico has been re-
ceyed In this city; but as IL requires the formal a.
sent and concurrence of the people OF the proPossu
State i Is to be considered yet 10 an inchoale conan
ton. II referred 10 the popular suffrage 20 ue'eI
mine by general vote for or against ~ on me So,n o.
June, lie acceptance rejection After the sens o. we
people has thus been taken, the members o. 10th
branches Of The legislature and the governor OF the State
being together assembled the votes upon the constitution
srs % Be counted &C. as WI more pa,meus1'y appear
the , session Of the legislature Of the Stats Of New
Mexico shall be held at the CRY q santa Fe and shall COM
,r,ercs on the first day Of July, 1850.
The military and civil governor Of the Territory shall be
requested Immediately alter the adjournment o this con-
venon issue writs Of election he projects Of the
countless requiring them election be held
the 10Th day Of June, 1850 the electors 20 vote for
against THIS consttuton Tor governor and iemenani
governor Representatives IN the Congress Of the Unied
states senators and representatives the legislature and
the such election shall be made the preiecs wbo
together with the preiect clerk The votes gwen
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The Albany Argus hat Mr. Vattenare tno9 IN
Washington with splendid additional presents for the
OF The United Sates) Just received ayces
from Paris stating that French have made
donation the New York State Library Of copy Of the
celebrated Gallery Of Versaiesa work containing several
thousand historical engrsvng and occupying case three
ieet square by two and halt feet high.
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rELEoRArHIO RnroRrs ron ram UNION.


Pro6msr Vsbstsr's Caa osd az Cssmsfss On Pardo~s
Bosros July s.A hearing held Ibis morning before
the comnice on pardons In the case Of Professor Web
petition wns Tor clemency signed BY sss per-
son. Of New York city; two from Franklin county, New
The lieutenant governor stated hat large number OF
petitions for Communication Of the unhappy senisnce was
uryman IN ne ca.e and two Or hrss osSs rom per-
WHO said hey themselves committed the murder and
several medical men were present. and showed that
blow the head such that which Psofsssor Webster
said he Dr. Parkmsn, often caused eath in short
| time lls ~ lhsW1
NJ, Edwin JsyI. sl,sd TWO Instance: 70 prove the u9,
In case Dr. Webster when STUDENT COM
menced the psy Of knocking of hats with fellow student
in which Webster got rather the worst OF IL Finally,
Webster got enrsged seized stick, and would have svsn
ss me- h va. III over with hin. snd ~ al not
evnce the least resentment whatever
". being 1s1 shaved. when Dr. IaiSsd psSsT 's%.iss
Did you ever see barber shave monkeyT
would ss:sfs 6 not ss.a
isa,,,. wvu.. v.. ,,,,o,s.d "a .ho, ,h., n
Psrkmans skull li,Ie thinner han The average Of
persons. E. \ s.s ~ -
President Sparks. neatly all the professors Of Harvard
College, praying for commuafion Of seplencc, not the
siled ali claim be bslievedba, the great probability
ths, exists that the act was not prcmssiiated. :.
Professor Bowen urged delay, Ia order % obtain more
The case was Then postponed until the Is,h inst.
ALBANY, July 3.
Rnfus Penberton, formerly clerk ia the post office in
hs ety. arrested yesterday, charged with robbng the
Amer his he conie ed me rcooenes I'm
IN Amy s.o tvo pesous named Bramhsll and Gay.
ur no have also arrested For several weeks pack
,s o e,ers which should reach Albany Sunday
M have been missing penbe ron afways vi Ia the Of
Ace on maj rnorne which circumstances led suspi
|eion against him Ne watched, and caught in The very
.ct H. viii be examined to-day before the United States
|cominissioncr, Hilton,
Albany, July SIP m.
THE canal through the Mohawk valley win be open for
navigation TO morrow. fr
The examination Of Pembeuon Cor the robbery OF the
post office s postponed until Wednesday 10 doubtful
whether there viii be sufficient evidence hold Brsmhail
and Gaylor
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The end Of the discussion Of the slavery question. for
the present. is probably at hand and the fate OF the va
rious long agitated in the two houses OF
Congress must soon be known.
The people have been spectators and auditors OF the
proceeding and also preparing for the issue d.
versy Of feeling and opinion exists the whole subject
as widely different the North is from the South We
did suppose ut one time there great unanm,y at the
North in favor OF the Union, and that it would eventual
y influence their senators and representatives here We
have in that upposition been disappointed Con.
se,ence aM paramount opu The constitution, Well.
let it be We do not hold the representatives of the
States and the people accountable to But have
one suggestion which we beg leave most respectfully TO
make In the decisions which about TO be madson
which, in humble judgment inestimabe issues to
depeut is right and proper that everything should be
done with OPEN manly fankness and every step taken
by every member be placed upon the record in ine-
gbIe FORM Let the principles and measures to be deci-
ded be placed in such shape that direct and not
indirsd action shall be obtained in every case.
This however becomes the necessary at this c-
Sis is alleged that the pursued by some Of the
members Of the houses is not altogether approved by
their constituents Whether this be true or not. we
cannoi-we ought not-underake 10 say; bat in either
event. I, becomes important to the rights Of the const,u-
bodies, well Of their representatives, that the
whole truth should be spread before the nation before
any judgment shall be entered up in the tribunal OF pub
lie justice Let this be done, and will bde the
pcltng Of the storm" which may be approaching But
may gracious Providence which has always watched
over republic, avert Il
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
FROM our Balunaors Cerrsspeadsnt.
BALrtMoRx, July 3.

BLrMoRx July o. 8. D.. m.
Health Of Prssids~i Tayl@-R smovsd Death Rsform
DsisgafY. Whssliwg Brtdgs.-Firs --Brookdyw F'rs-
Marksts, &c.
Atone O'Clock this afternoon our city was hrown into an
almost unprecedented Of Excitement BY announce
en on the bulletin boards Of the Patro American, and
Clipper that General Taylor had just died. The ags were
Immediately suspended hatmast al the church and
fire bells of the city commenced ong and every psrson
met on the streets sorowfnl countenance. was
observed that the Sun oce dag not yet OUT and the
office thronged know the reason, when des.
patch found posted their bulon announcing that
the President still lived that the announcement made Of
his death altogether In the course Of ton
minutes the bells ceased ringing. and the haes wsre Al
taken in and rolled up again and O'Clock ~ 4un
that the Presidents physicans have s1d 80
opinion that there il slight change for the S n de
condition Of their patient His strong conssitu nd tenn
perae habits may yet II hoped enable him e weather
the Storm sl.
and elected the following gentlemen their candidates m
delegates the State reform convention Charles j.
|Gwinn, Robert ]. Brent, George w. Sherwood, David
Stewart, Elias Ware, r and James Carroll They are a
good and true men.
large four-story warehouse situated on Lombard suset
between Grant and Holingsworh streets, occupied by Mr.
William G. Price a fruit and commission sors, de-
soyed by fire, with all Its consents At about O'Clock this
morning.
Iii announced in the northern papers by despatch from
Washington, that Chancellor Walworth, TO whom the
Wheeling bridge REFEREED has reported 10 the Su
preme Court that 10 his opinion the Wheeling bridge
nuisance, and an obstruction 70 navigation. ~
Among the Items lost at the Brooklyn fire Sunday las
were 100 hhds Of moases, COZ hhds Of and 600
tons Of guano.
Lsdy Suffolk yesterday sgain beat Lady Moscow dis
tancng her Ia the first heat.
In the Baltimore market this morning. there was nothing
done in flour wheat No corn Offered and prices
tnued nominal. NtHFt At,1 1eE
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copy OF the following letter has been furnished to
US for publication by the writer wel-known scientific
gentleman. who lately held the Office Of melter and re.
finer OF the mint at Philadelphia and who now pro-
lessor OF natural philosophy in Princeton College, New
Jersey His character and knowledge give ample
rance Of the correctness Of the statements il contains
and Of their importance TO the country:
III. WASHINGTON, July /, 1850.
Sra, have discovered new, quick, and economical
method Of refining argentiferous and other gold bullion
whereby the work may be done 10 onehalf the present
tme and large saving effected In interest upon the
which currently refined and withdrawn for that
purpose from tbs Of the de posito from the treasury
by advances for his accommod atonthis amount being
now between and hall and two millions of dollars
held chiefly for that object In the Mint and the greater
part OF which might be released.
Ia labor and materials this method would also
about Of the required by the process used
lin the mint Of the United States otst the charge de-
postors refining, which now Is by law directed,
fixed the actual cost thereof may be considerably
|dnced. +. ztse H7 fa
The apparatus required Is less costly and compact
than thai used In either of the methods employed.
The in respect space such that probably
five times much work at present may be done in The
building In the mint AT Philadelphia ten millions OF
would believe, cover the of the alterations and APP
paratus required.
This Is made you the end that the
United States may acquire, for equitable
the advantages to be derived from the Ia
1.-The mint and It's branches this chemical discovery
patent. both In this country and 10 Europe.
vou desire further Information tht subject,
will be happy to furnish IL you. 81 M
Very respectfully, yonr obedient servant,
RICHARD s. McCULLOH.
Hon w. M. MrrrpIrH, Secretary OF The Treasury.
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