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BIsssach usetts Election.

BosroS, May q, 1850
Returns from the Fourth Congressional District have
been received % towns in tho Fourth district give
Thompson 1880 Pal,rey 2oS3 scattering $780, probably
no choice. The democrats generally either stayed At
home or scattered their votes.
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A Serious Accident.

WAsmsGToS, May 81, 1853.
serious accident occurred yesterday at the Acade
my Of Visitation, at Georgvtown The wooden pillars
supporting the frame porch, gave way, while a number
Of teachers and scholars upon it, Sister Felix
had both legs broken. aud youss lady received a
dangerous wound on her head Rev DR. Ryder, and
several nuns and misses, also somewhat njured,
but none is hought seriously except Sister Felix
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Bosroy, May 81, 1850
Letters from Port Prince, received here to-day,
state that a paragraph received in a New York
pspcr, stating that there were ton thousand In
that oily who would volunteer to colouizs ST. Domingo
the instant the admini-ration gave the hint that il
d-sir able To do 40
IL has caused the greatest conformation there and
his black 'ty. Faustin the lst had all bis officers
called to he ptla,e aud had the paragrsp trans
"a ed and read o. fh.sn
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BosroS, May n. 1850.
There Is great freshct of the Kennebec and some
Of The streets in Augusta aud IIaoyci overfowed
to the depth Of several The steamer did not lea
Augusta On saturday and some of the passengers by
the report that several mills have been carried
away and ,hs river IL c,vorea With drift stuH-and it
is feared that further damage has occurred
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Ns~ Ossss,., ssy 7s. 1850.
The steamer Pslmcste arrived frcw aibr.lt.r Oh the
Nsh, wh fstss Go th. ifth rbs rivers ~ers all over
flowed snd many plsuts ions greatly injured.
The indians eontips- TO commit tnsar d-pr-dsecas
The gsvernneat tram Of .,gat nauiret va Sns sll
leave san Antonio the latter end " Lais m0ath
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The Unit, ststcs sf,g r0s7JtsU, esu' vonk bsro'
xs- cropped dosn yesttr,hsy fs"m "a, nsr' y.si :"
IA. ano80r~g. Ustsesn "a. fsrt..--.f'Jss~ Dssss''
IA T. =. - q.
ihc , ship Brsnay ~,ne. aud S,oop of Hsr 81
LosV ssrs ut Is.tSr II fiss, previous ~ fls' Assa
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United States Mar.har. ONCE .

Nav 25-sir Miguel rucros rpion. in the presence Of
about hundred persons. chiefly Gubsus, brought
into the Office of the United stats Msrsh, in tue
custody OF oflcrr, the charge OF sotti az
foot expedition against friendly power. Sc vr
Gaspard Agramonts came frw1rd NJ bail in tn, sum
81 tbOoo for the appearance of Mr. Tuion the hrst
Tuesday In June. Edmon Blankmtn, Esl.. was the
count,l of the prisoner iha boil b'ug accepted Mr.
Toion departed amid the cheers Of th crowd had
gathered outside of the Uiiirr
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The population of N~.bsrypsr, 10 ps<s; fo7s eAA-
drep from 90 10 years of s.s. Increase sises lest
Jtsf. S1A
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f1NITkO STATES NAIL STk1ssHiP CoNPINY:-A
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the United States Mail
tesnshp Company will be hsl a. the Merchants. Esehs.ys
3Ssnh In the city ef New York, saturday June 1850,
H. fer the of eiestns Ave Directors OF the
sd ComAny and to Transact such other business hs may
GEORGE LAW,
JAMES VAN NOsTRAND,>
New York, May ~ lsse.
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Pss-cr .rp Catrrosus With references TO the DE-
msLnm msde 20 the Amsricsn legation al Paris, ~tth
rttsra to the coudfsus ~ b. img@,t uo tue iaasug
20 Er.nch ,.-s. at California the bisi-.r ~ ForsSs
stAirs bss jDiued ~ffh bs coieagu~ ~ the
eisi depsrnvat o. bring befsr~ tn rh.mbrs the sct
1870 rtlstivf 10 ths e-sbi. nmert % ct-
tom houses In Isloruis ss. also. the regulations ssa
tarirs thereunfO aDuvx~d
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The German Enp,re.

The Princess OF schwsrEbury sul,lstadt schwsrz-
burg, nus four rcignng Prrces of Reuss have c.dsd
their rights Of sovereignty in order to advance the
unity o Germany
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We learn from Vienna. that the church question will
be one Of life and death so eSaspastej the mind.
OF men upon the subject the Loyis says that the ge-
neral interests OF all whatever creed they prof
call for SEPARATION OF all churches from thu state,
for that liberty now granted To the Church Of Rome.
necessarily involves the removal Of all restrictions
from the other commuuions
We care Informed that the original demand Of Russia
for the sss,stancs given In the hungarian a.
was 1ItooOo0 Of rubles. aud thst its reduction 20
100000 rubles, is owing to The mediation Of Count
Zichy
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Russia nad Turkey.

The Riga Gaseffe publishes order from the
men TO the people to take part in the projected kh
billion OF all nations.
The Porte has signhod to The Austrisn and Russian
Ministers that they consider all Amt the
Hungarian refugees at end The prevailing
opn the jVordsr,r Is that this last phrase IA
intended as an official anpouncement to tho C,u-ts
of Russia and Aus tra of the intsniel liberation Of
refugees at kiutsga and OF the employment la militia
ry service of those among tha fds tivcs wlip have
adopted the Mahomctan creed The pp-te. ulac,l ~
il l. under tho guardianship of the Eve powers. vas
compelled 10 have Ia that for tn. par
pose of declaring it, intentions rrsp..sting the
fugees for and far ossuih hs conraiss are
concerned. The Porte is strongly supported by the
embassies OF Great Britain aud France.
The island Of Samos in distusbed state. A
petty revolt, owing to the Gr elk intrigue, had been
raised.
The accounts received from Bosnia At the Porte are
truly Interesting The whole Of Iiez'rrori,ne in =
disturbed state aud OF nature give anxiety tn
Divan meeting OF the ministers conycnsi a
few days back. when il determined that the army
of Romelia should Immediately b. ordered 10 IA
and occupy the disturb Il provinces. Ia c0nsell.nse,
Omer Pacha commanser-n chief OF the forc.s Of Ro-
ries has been instructed To quit Bucharest aud
cert with the Vzler Of Bosni, for the CON-
pltte pacincatinn If that conutry A commission Of
inquiry has likewise been Instituted f,r purpose of
examining into the true sources OF discomfort with
rigid Investigation
Disturbances have broken out in Daydad and the
neghbcrpg cities of Syria II IL, however oouaI ,ntly
expected from the armness OF the goveransnt Of
Eagdsd and the prudence of rhs lndsr chis
of the troops. that 1t win soon he qussd
a fact unprecedented In the annals % Islam-m has
just taken place at Constanrioops. The sultan h,.
decorated eight Greek archbishops. testi my Of
his tion at their Zeal in the discharge OF their
duties
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chalked out by government tor ths suppression Of ths
threatened revolt has bsen made knowa ana ~ il
looked upon efficient reuder prompt saoosss
absolutely certain.
Ministers have prevailed On Louis Nspoieoa to retire
to PentRineb,esu for = fortnight
Several riots have taken place IN fere,t pArts ~
the country That amongst tina 1iners at Crin,st as
gan to assume serious aspect but Den Gsstanr hal
surrounded the disturbed district with a cpri.r Of
troops. gradually narrosng, and al the i,tn ~ tho
last advices the dsturbs looss s5 upon luet
The trade of Paris is sat'sfasto-y sL,ad
than IL has been since the revolution of R.brulry
The accounts from the agricultural districts mt
cheering. The farmers have little, aud II ~
feared the next harvest will not bA uNcant for the
consumption The returns trDE, indirect taxes have
increased 3176 o0of over last year
Incsndiary fires vory frequent.
The NGiionei Of Tuesday contains cxtraorJi nary
statement ia respe. to the present postoa pr
sident Of the Republic Th- statement is fpll )gs
"CO Lshorde. representstvcof of the psops pscticu-
lar friend OF the President wh.n he hal been con-
demncd for the Bologn. affair. assured him ony Tho
day before yesterday. the llth of May, tht. II Boy
erras. legitimist, addressed him about a nth 20
at the Chamber. in presence OF Gen. hDlpu for
the sake of recommending that they shonl advise the
Presidert that 10 time for him to come to va
derstanding with the Bourbons which woutl easlre
him n suitable position; but that II he diI not nuke
haste to treat he would he lost bors two month, had
expired The Colonel further adnitted tina he ad
related the conversation to the Prince himself"
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shys viii accountable Ter So1s
&iv.s tua,on, specie, EVERY precious Iaata
usss bills u tsdng TneS ssrefr and he vsiuc .hsr
Of, therein sxpressrd
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NJNITID STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
" York sad verposlTts ships composing shis ii~s
Alta NTlc, Captain West. ARCTIC, .apSalp Lace.
PACIFIC, das.an Nye. BALTIC, ,cAp,sih ccnste'k.

ADRIAflC, Captain Graf'-n
Thes. snips having been but by o"asraet expressly fes
SERVICE hss beer takea shei<
ttructon so in their strass "a aud
gEfesS, Asd Aliens no.
e uasd sa,as.e comfort Price passnss
Yort Liverpool Ss, exclusive of
13S5 Surgeon will asohes each
hip No hertaI be sseursa nr raid for rrr freget
~ pAssssc, spply 10
xDw,D L. ooLLlSs, "a soash ssss,
a. nj
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NNNPIEk CITY LINE FUk SAN FhANCISNU, VIA
IL Chagres. direct-The spleadid steamship CRESCENT
CITY. lJu tons burtheB CO ares S"dasri, commander
will leave for San Francisco via GhAgTe direct Satur
Gay, Juca = from her doek Pier No y. r., at oo"ek
srly application will tickets For freight
sf,a.sage applyto. J. HnMARD Z SnN. s. Br.sdMay.
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ECONGREss,

SENATE, Wednesday, Januay, To-
M. Seward presented a memotial, ssk-
ing for the abolition Of slavery in tho
Disiric, Of Columbia. Tho memorial
wos moi received ed---yeas, 10; nays, 81
Mr.. Foo,e, pursuant 10 notice, intro
duced bill 10 organise territorial goyern-
ments for California, New Mexico, md
Deseret, and with the consent Of Texas,
10 erect new state ont of -her1exterior
terriioly,tob be- called aSan Jaeinto." Mr..
Footes remarked thai although his bill
did notsay that tho proposed new State
Of Jacinio should be aslaye States yet,
such was his intention.
Mr. F. .ihen proceeded 10 explain the OBJ
| jects Of his I'LL, and his reasons for intro
ducing il. In the course Of his speech,
he attacted MIR. Benton with great veh-
emence, accusing him ofsstealing his
| (Mr. F.'s) idea Of erected a new State
Of the excess territory of'Texds; Both
bills were referred 10 the Committee ON
the Judiciary. a ssaases .a
HousR or REPRESENTATIVE, Thurs
day, Jan. 17.--Mr. Melville, fromsthe
Committee on Printing, reported res
olution in favor Of printing and binding
| ten thousand extra copies Of the report
| of The Secretary Of the Treasury on COM
merce and Navigation, and recommended
that the copies be bound, which was az.
reed 10. s e3i's s.,sa
Tie House resumed its ballotings foi
Door-keeper. After The roll was cal
led ON ille fourth ballot il was known that
Mr.. Tufts, (Whie) )ofindiaua, was elected.
Before the vote was announced, somo
political charges were privately preferr-
ed against Mr.. Tufts; audi a sufficient
number ofhis friends on the strength OF
these. charges, changed their votes TO Mr..
Ste cwart, the Democratic candidate, to
elect him. While this movement was
going on, a number of Mr.. sSlewarl's
friends changed their votes also, and the
result of lie ballot was that neither
candidate had majority Of The votes
cast. A fifth ballot was taken without
affecting a,choice, when ahe House ad'
journed. stsfasH 'a9
HousEtF REPRESENTATIVES,, Saturday,
Jan. l2.-The whole day was consumed
in conflicting attempts 70 elect q door
keeper and 10 postpone said election
AT length, Mr.. Clipgman, Of Norlh Caro-
lima, moved 10 postpone tbe election OF
Doolkeeper and Postmaster until March,
| 1851. Tie question was .aken, and tho
motion was carried by two m'lorIiy.
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aIRELAND.

4 Wa extract the f,llowng from an arti
Gle in,he Marion, .. paper se'b sedlted 'y W in"'.
D'ARcY MAGEE, WI gsi5fi ..,..
We sand today on the eve Of Christ.
mas, The. Sayioul's anniversary, All
solemn and Considerations 'emotions are
fully awakeawithin us. We fee! the OLD
wear breathing hard, and can count lis
re naming pulses by the watch. jWe
know moi whether another December Will
be given us oranot. Therefore, let US
speak to day freely. a& n .Ho
DO not our brethern see that 'heyfare
| In a state of iranstion--out Egypt, mol
yetin Canaan? t,e a'a 'a.A
Do they forget tha, our Island Fathers
we're breeders of cattle, and farmers OF
far-awav glens, who never saw steam
engine, and neyerirccciSed ga telegtaph'e
message?" $3.50 q.
Iowsoften lave VIC tried to press oe
their observation these potent iac's.--
That The Ireland Which was, IS now n"
more---;s ex.inci--can arise never. In
CarIeuon's and Grifin'spages, III chron.
icled, hut It's very bones have crumbled
and are los,in the clay ofihenew founda'
ltion.s .
IA new age and new order OF things
surround sthe Irish Of to-day. An,has
invaded their island. A railway'brIdgc
,s being constructed across the shannon:
la. steamers funnel smokes the wall
flowers on the ruins q Cong, and hchens
on the rocks OF Lough Corrib. Cslm-
aneieInis na,ural cutting, and the Giants
Causeway will soon be a9depot. The
How. hacked cars, the wooded splows, ths
| iaries, the Celtic speech, are passing or
have passed.. The people themselves
.wherher they will or no, mnst change.
| Behold! We are in helworld. Nay
more, we are Of the world! We a'so'
have now to do:wiih trade and Traffic with
stocks and prices, with wily ana wise
cornpetiiors for honor and exis'ence.w
To awake Them t6sthe consciousness
Of ,hei, .wn STATE we have iried hard.
We have pushed them unmeIcifuily' IN
,he face Of s.he futnres-EWe lhave used
Ihars., and even bitter words, 70 sur them
up 10 their new destiny. Y sa,ss
We have found our position, and have
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Ara meeting OF tho Deulocfatic pfip-
hers Of The House Of Representatives az
.<he l>,aericap, on Monday evening Jea..
uary 18Th, 1860 on motion B. r. LETTER
Was called ioihe chuir, and NJ. c. White
" appointed Secretary.
a.ef ef}ntsaoiion ecommiitco 0fthFee was
appointed 10 prepare and draft resolutions
oxi,fJssive ofiha sense Dfihe Democrat
ic members Of tho House, upon the con,
dact AZ Sidney 8. sprague, the member
elected by the Dcinocfats of ihe coun-
\. ,ies Of Defiance, Putnam. Van Vert,
! Paulding and Wiiliums. with distinctions
IL rcpoI, on "Wednesday evening the
"a 10Th.
,On motion, tho meeting adjourned 10
meet al the samo place on Wednesday
4 eycningiho 10Th. Haes
sad The meeting met pursarant 10 preyi.
lons adjournment. b F.. Letter took she
10 Chair, and Oh motion, A. Long was ap-
Fslpointed Secrctary. The committee APP
" pointed al tho previous meeting reported
nsshe following preamble and resolution:
III Whereas, II is proper, that the demo.
q cratic party Of Ohio, should bo advised
" az their fsliable strength IN the House Of
= Representatives; and wheTens, Sidney
Sprapue who was nominated ond elected
by the democrats Of the counties Of Put.
8 nam, Defiance, Van sYeft, Paulding, and
Williams, we'll knowing the necessity or
. his presence neglected 70 attend at the
opening uf the session, and has since his
arrival al. .ihe Capitol, refused, after re-
" peatcd invitations and urgani solicitations
4 10 nct and counsel with the Democratic
members, but has voted 10 sustain the
Z movements OF the wings and thus opcnly
and sllatnefnlIy betrayed The tt0sl yeposed
in hun; and whereas, suchtn uniusIifia.
bIe disregard OF The views and wishes Of
those who elected him, is deserving Of
the deepest censure ofall who regard
the Representatives bound, in honor, 10
corry out Tho principles and views oI
those to whom lie owes his nomination
and election, or resign: and whereas, the
only conceivable preiext for such treach.
cry upon ,hc part Of Sprague has been
discovered in the fact that he is endeay-
oripq 10 secure bis election by vhig votes
member ofihe Board Of PubicWorks.
Therefore,
RESOLVED, That we, the Democratic
members ofihe House, hereby denounce
said Sidney s. Epragae, as unworthy d
s v. the confidence OF the democracy Of Ohio
and unfit to be The Representative Of al
honest constituency,
REsoLvED That said Sidney s. Spraguc
!. has especially forfeited oil claims 10 ihe
7. respect and confidence ofthe Democracy
z sof the northwest, BY his ;reachery and
reckless disregard Of their wishes.
REsoIyrp, That our confidence Of the
~ gallant democracy ofithe northwest il
i mistaken, and we deeply regret that
sst their Representatives. not as unpurcha
r. seabie as his constituency
~ REsoIvTp, That The proceedings bs
.sspublished in the Statesman, and othe
aasIemocratic papers in the State.
= On moiion, the report Of the commit
sstee was unanimously agreed to.
,sn On motion, ,Ae members seyerally
signed the above proceedings.
B. F.I,EtTER, Chnirmar.
81 ALEX. LoNe, Secretary.
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IMPORTANT FROM +! WASHING
IN NOM sitL ~.
WAsHsNcToN, Jan. Il, \

W ~ D''.'' = : '
The Presidsn, refuse 10 answer SEN
aior Bradbury's call for,h sireasoas inr re-
moyals of democrats and applaiment "t
wings. Il IS said that in consequence OF
his, "a majority ef the Senators have
agreed TO mako no confrmallons of im'
port.pce, until an snsweriis sept u,
The Cuban discovery gives Mr. Clay"
ion considerable troubley fqrl Sir lienry
Bulwer is ssidio be mixed up IN y as
having communicated the views OF ms
government in relation 70 tho island.
The agents Of, The Spanish Ministry Keep
him and he keeps the CaSinet weil ad-
vised on the subject. j. iis,sb ~
We learn that the President has sent
oul instructions to MI, Marsh, Charge at
Constan,inople, to confer with the sultan
in behalf oe The Hungarian Ref ,gees,Rna
10 secure to them, ifPossible, liberty to
{ me TO the United States. There Is
every prospect that the e1lles, viii re-
ceiye a grant Of land from Congress.
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a or We fndin the Union Of the 23d
'ult., the first par. ola speech delivered
by Gen. Cass against the Constitutional
power Of Congress. TO limit slavery in
the Territories. In it Gen. G. states his
intention, as he cannot obey the inslruc-
|iions Of the Michigan Legislature, 10
vote forthe Wilmot Pfoyiso, 10 resign
his seatin the Senate when asyoie upon
that question becomes necessary. "A
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SATURDAY, Jan. 26, 1850,

4
By Mr.. Cunningham, petition from
p. De Puy and r. Gilleland and 7s Others
Of Van Vert county, fora charter tocon.
s,ruct a Plank Road ini VanWen county
Referred 10 MI. Cunningham. base' Il
Mr. Blake offered for adoption 9
preamble and resolution, denouncing as
false and slauderous the charges against
him, and asking that Mtssfs. Beaver
Simpson, Lawrence aud Graham. zoe
committee 10 inquire into the tact whe.he
Mr.. Payne did not procure Mr. Swlit te
offer the resolution for his { (Blake's) re-
moval from the Office of Speaker Of the
lSena,e. spH .s tgd sllssF
When afief some discussion Mr.. Swift
off,,red an amerdaiory resolution toi Sien
quiry into ihe charges against MI. Blake
which the chat ruled out Of order, pend
ing ihe discussion, in which Mr.. Whiimai
fully exposed The design Of the wbls
[pariy 10 sbrl.ik investigation and onl!
permi, the passage ol q whi.ewashini
resolution; a 8]a sfpI s5t'
The Senate took a recess. s'
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SENATOR PAY.E's SPEEcH, I'VE pub
l;-L al. 6.st Per, orgihis able effort, be-
cause il gives part ofthe secret reasons
of the long struggle fot the election O
officers ia The Ohio Senate, and il deyel;
opes the motives and designs Of some ol
the prominent Wing actors in the poliii-
cal drama, which has terminated in the
resignation and disgrace of Senator
Blake. e E,a
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KALEDA, OHIO.

CT Our thanks are due to Hon. s
P. Chase, of the U. s, Senate, fos valuable
Congressional fasors, Also, to Hon
James Cunaipgham, ofihs Ohio Senate
and Hon. J. g. Breslin, and Hon. s. 8
Sprsgue, ,ofthe House Of Representatives
for Legislative documents.
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0.7-;As will be seen BY our advertising
columns, Mr.. 7. r. Mcclure has pur-
chased The Kal;da Hotel, where he is
On hand for any exigency. Mr.. McC.
Is one of,he best landlords in the North
west
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custom rrouses--Refo Nee ded.

CUSTOM IkOWSeo~~1AcIOfM Ncc OcUs
III debate ia the United States Sen.
ate, on the 18th ult., Mr.. Hunter stated
tina, there is employed ID the New York
Custom House, 725 perspus; at Boston,
233; at Philadelphia, l65; at Baltimore,
90; at New Odeans, 207--making Al
these Eve ports l,42O persons employed,
exclusive Of the Revenue Gutter SER
vice, (which service cost the Union, IN
ls4a. $36s,5S4.) And statement
from, the Blue Book, giving The number
| Of Offices, clerks, and messengers, in
| lie several executive Offices al Washing
lion, gave the whole number at GAO, So
that, counting the heads Of departments.
cotnptrollers, auditors, clerks, and mess
engers, at Washington, who audit and
settle all The accounts OF every descrlp,
I,ion, embracing The whole operations q
lhe receipt and disbursement Of the U
| s. Government, they number less than
The aemploye es" in the Custom House q
New York alone. Surely here is abuse
calling forrelosm, and ye. we doubt mucll
whether any reform willtske place. The
indirect revenue system is too far re
|mosedfrom the supervision Of the people
ever Is be system, Of rigid economy
The only reform whicht time will admins
|ter. will belFres Trade, and Direc Tax
alton.
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GRAnAM's MAGAZINE, for February,
IS beautifully embellished, and is u very
superior number in the excellence Of its
literary ai,icles. Its publishers are ma,
king powerful efforts TO ouis,rip compe-
tition. and we think with success.