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MIR. ID. KEMMERER's second Juvenile
Iv1 Concert will take place at the Temperance
Hall ON next WEDNESDAY EVENING, com
mcncing at 81 O'Clock, when the large and interest
ing young juvenile choir will appear again uni
formy dressed with their bouquets, and unite their
sweet voices in singing Anthems, Rounds, Duets.
solos, ~,
Admittancc 10 cents. Children half price.
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STAND ny THE PaEsIpEST I'VE hope that there
are no Wings in New Hampshire who need this
hortation. The only way 10 strengthen the Adj
mnistration and TO enable il TO carry out the wise
and bcnehcent recommendations Of the President,
is TO stand by It, Let the Wings in Congress- and
out but do this, and a bright and happy day will
dawn upon the land; Il they pursue any other
course the sable pail Of Locofocoism is sure 70
spread over the land.--N N. Sfafesmnn
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SMITH and an artist were one day at Governor
fish's, and observing picture Of his children
DO you takeS'
Yes" Gays Smith, "htne Fishes IN OIL - Post.
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General Lopez.

We learn that the United States District At
torney at New Orleans, acting under instruc-
tions from the Department of State, issued by
direction of the President, caused General Lo-
PEE, commander of the late expedition to Cuba,
TO be arrested in that city on the 9TH instant,
for violation Of the act of Congress of the 10Th
of April, 1918. General l.. was taken before
the Judge of the United States district court for
examination
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Interesting Correspondence.

From the Carcinoma Madison CO., ~. Y.) Whig.
The letters below from President TAYLOR and
our Representative, Mr.. DUER replies addressed
10 them by the response meeting held in this viii
lage the 7th instant, covering copies of its pro-
ceedings. The PREsiDESr's reply was received
several days since, but Mr.. DuER's was delayed by
illness.
WAsHINGToN, May 10, 1850.
STA; have TO acknowledge your favor of the 9Th
instant, covering the proceedings of meeting held
at Cazenova on the 7th instant, to express concur
in the speech of Mr.. Duer, in support of the
line Of policy recommended by the Executive on
the subject of slavery. lam deeply indebted to the
citizens OF Cazenovia for the expressions of conf
dence and esteem which this occasion has elected
and for the approval which they have given to the
course OF their able Representative in Congress
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient
want, u. TAYLOR.
H. A. COOLIDGE, esq, Cazenovia, N. Y.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
The isng of Persia A.sas.inatsd.

The steamer Atlantic arrived at New York to-
day, after passage Of ten days and eight hours.
Cotton is firm at previous prices; rates of bread
stuffs steady. The previous hrmness in corn had
been sustained. Consuls, 96t a 6l.
The political news is important and interesting.
The Grecian question is giving great dissatsiac-
ton TO European powers.
The King of Persia has been assassinated
The withdrawal Of the Russian Minister from
England hourly anticipated.
The Hermann brings dates to the 10th May. She
broke her larboard engine when four days out.
She has 1856 passengers.
The Atlantic arrived al her wharf in eleven days
four hours from Liverpool She brings seventy
passengers, among whom are 5. +. Chrsty, Mr..
Brognard, A. J. China, ii. Lewis and lady, John
Potter, Louis ID. Senet. Mr.. Ashmead, and w. ].
Wilcox, Of Philadelphia.
We give the above received, though in some
respects little confused.
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INGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS.

{r4a4%Hx~ boats, PHOENIX and J: JOHN
Yo SON, in connexion with line
of Omnibuses in Washington,
will until further notice, depart at the following
hours:
Leave Alexandria at 81, u, 9. iO,, III, l2sa. m;
and 2 81, a, 6, 7, p. m.
Leave Washington at u, 81, %. II. l2.. a. m;
and J, p, 81, 81, g., II, p. IN.
Passage on the boat, i2i cents
Through tickets, for the Boats and Omnibus. only
1872 cents,
June 5-tf s. SHINN, Agent.
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INVITES 'sSh FITtfIFS OF VIRGINIA.
IL Memoir Of the late Rev. Walter NJ Lowrie
DR.. A. Alexanders Practical Sermons
DR.. J. A. Alexander on the Psalrns.
History Of the Puriians and Pilgrim Fathers.
Ooleman's Geography of the Bible.
Geology consistent with Scripture.
The Shorter Catechism tested by Scripture
Religious Books for children and youth
School Books and Stationery
Publications Of the Massachusetts Sabbath School
Society. al the American Tract Society, Of the
American Sunday School Union, and of the Amer.
lean Protestant Union for sale at the depository Of
the Washington city Bible Society, northeast cor.
ner Of r and 10Th s.gseis, by
June i-ytawtf JAMES NOURSE
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400, 900 Dallars TO be dI.tribn,ed,
BRITANNIA RACING PORTRAIT cIuR
PLYMOUTH ENCI AND

BRITANNIA RACING PORTRAIT CLUB.
PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND
fINHE Managers beg to acquaint their Patrons at
horne and abroad, that there will be Grand
Distribution of PORTRAITS OF RACE HoasEs for the
"GREAT ST. LEGEa RACE" 10 be decided Sep
TENDER, 1880.
10000 Members at 20 Dollars each
10000 Members at 10 Dollars eacn
ta'ties should make early application for S.ayes
The fortunate Members who draw the various
Portraits of those Horses which arc entered for the
Race will be presented with ,he following Bonuses
in -spece:
lst Class bonuses I'd Class do
Portrait OF Winning Horse $4,000 $4,000
Second do. 10000 10000
Third do . 10000 I5OO0
divided Amongst Starters Az, 900 10000
Non Starters 10000 10000
The Drawing to be conducted upon the came le-
gitimate principles those adopted by the "Arts'
Union, Full particulars of the result with List
ot the Fortunate Numbers, will be sent to absent
Members, that each may know his position Bo-
muses. presented Immediately after the Race.
Scrip transmitted on receipt ofa remittance Dol
lar Notes, Bills of Exchange, &c to be addressed
to the Managers, w. JAMES & Co.-Oficc Com
mission ten per cent. April 27-3twam
GADSBY's HOTEL.
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue nnd Sd "a
Nssr Railroad Depot, Washington
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CINCINNATI, June 5.
Duncan 4 Co.'s chair factory has been burned
down. Loss $4,000, partly insured. In a subse-
quent fight between fremen, several were shot,
some supposed 10 be Inortally.
The steam boiler Of Johnson * Morton's saw
mill has exploded The building wrecked; Mr.
Hayman seriously scaded; Messrs. Coyle, Sher-
man, and Hanman seriously injured. One man
was blown through the roof. Loss $4,000.
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/ OST or mislaid, a certificate of stock in the
- Western Telegraph Company, numbered one,
for 100 signed by John F. Pickrell, president,
and assigned to Alfred Vail. Persons are hereby
cautioned against trading for the same as payment
andtransfer has been stopped, and application made
for a new certificate. The finder win be suitably
rewarded on leaving the at the Office of
Chubb & Schenck. Nav 2O-d3w
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sEA.BATHING.
Old Point Com fort Hotel.

THIS magnificent establishment ia now open for
i the reception of visiters. Surrounded entirely
by salt water, it affords every facility for Sea Bath
ing. There are very capacious and well. arranged
and a fine Surf and splendid Beach for those who
prefer the open
The Hotel, situated directly the Bay, and in
view OF the Atlantic, presents beautiful prospect;
while Fortress Monroe, the largest military work
in the Union. offers to the visiter splendid prone
nades. daily military paradcs, and fine music. No
place can be more healthy, or possess finer eli
mate than this does through the entire summer
no cholera here last summer; nor have we ever en-
idemic diseases of any kind, fever and ague, or
bilious fever
With drinking water unsurpassed in excellence
we offer the attractions of fine Band of Music and
the most beautiful Ball Room in the Union
JAMES =. FRENCH
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Leea, mst,er,

correspondent complains grievously that the
gentlcmen's gallery in the Bouse Of Representatives
is not so desirable place that opposite in which
gentlemen under ladies protection allowed TO
sit. We do not know, as the Joys say, "what
you're going 10 do about ill., The senate's com
mittee are devisng plans for the reconstruction Of
the whole edifce, and II IL be compatible with
right construction Of the Constitution and with the
principles Of 'es and 99, we hope the unprotected
gentlemen will be better cared for. Our opinion,
however, IL, that when lady elects gentleman to
DO hercompanon tits righ.the world at large should
treat him with incrcascd respect and ~ we doobt
not our correspondent would be approved wor-
shipper at the shrine Of beauty. we would suggest
70 him that the way of advancement ~ the prefer
red seats in the haI aud elsewhere is not only easy
but also very pleasant.
TIE EXTENSION OF THE CAPIToL.--We are gra.
tilted 10 learn that the committee Of the Senate TO
whom this subject committed, have agreed
upon the adoption Of the plan submitted by Colonel
Albert, and drafted by Captain Humphreys, Of
the Typographical Engineers, with improvements
by Robert Mills, csa The ,eaders OF the Republic
will remember that we gave description of this
plan on the 18th Of May.
~
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LITTnLL.s LIVING AGE, No. aIs-Iag ct.

LfTTELL's LIVING AYE, NO. 3ls-lzb cts.
CONTENTS.
|. German Popular Prophecies Biaekioood's
Magazine
2. A Regiment during the Russiep Campaign
Ibid.
8. Death Of Wordsworth-TI Times.
{. Commercial Mission TO Japan United Service
Magazine
s. Lettuce Arnold, Chap. l.-LaJiss' Companion.
b. Sir Henry Buwer, at Baltimore Examiner.
7. England, France and Russia Com. hdper
tiser- Times.
Poetry -Woman's Faith; Sleeping Girl; TO Il
Mother on the Death of Infant; To Burns's Iii gh-
land Mary; To an Angel of RaphaePs.
Short Artices.-John Bull and Brother Jonathan;
New Books
WAsHISoToS, December "a, ls45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Ltera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared be the most
useful II contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current Literature Of the English language but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes portraiture Of the human mind in the at.
most expansion Of the present age
j. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at Sc year, by
r. LITTELL Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
June l0-dtw&wIw corner Pc. ~. and A. st.
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OFFICE or CoaMIssIoSKR PUBLIC BuInIsGs,
May 81, 1850.
n ~ r. AZ.

y
PROPOSALS WILL BIC RECEIVED at this
Il office until Saturday the 5th of June, inclusive
ir eScavating line Of trench for n culvert on Eth
street, from the north side Of New York avenue TO
the canal, distance about 100 feet; the depth will
feet or less; the width four feet ak inches So
much Of the earth may not be necessary 20 gu in
over the cuvert (perhaps two thirds) ia to be re.
moved 10 the low grounds east of the street about
midway between the two extremes OF the line. The
contractor will also be required fill in over the
cuvert a. directed, during the progress Of its
struction.
Additional or separate proposals will bo received
at the same time for filling the low grounds, south
OF the circular road, below the Presidents enclo-
sure, The earth to be excavated and used for the
purpose is favorable for excavation and the trans
portation not generally more than two hundred
and fifty yards; the filing mus, be graded as may
be directed l. MUDD,
Commissioned Public Buildings
June I-dtd IGlobe and Intel
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REsIDENCE wANTEn.

M ANIED to rent q commodious house witt,
w requisite cut houses, within less than an
hours ride of the Treasury Department.
Address room No 10, General Land Office
April eft
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MAY 20, 1850.
TERMS.


BY the week. at the rate OF (per day.. so
BY the month, at the rate of (per day) 90
Children under - years Of age, and servants.
hafprice MAY I6-TTbS som
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.-WALTER HARPER
~ Co., Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets, will open this day large and beau
tful assortment of rich Dress Goods Shawls. Man
uiias, Einoroderies, &c. May A-eodf
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Proposals for Fuel for Marines at washing
ton city.
HEADQUARTERS MARtNE CoRPs, }
Quartermaste's Office.


Quartermasfer's Office.
WAsHISeToN, May 10, 1880
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
~ ths Office until 10 O'Clock, a. m, On Monday,
.he 10th day Of June next, for furnishing such
quantities OF best oak wood and anthracite Goa
as may be required ON the quarterly requisition
OF officers commanding marines stationed in
Washington city, u, G., sroIn list July, 1850, 20
30th June, l55l
Eash proposal TO state separately the price per
cord Tor the wood, and per ton for the best clean
anthracite COAL, free from dust. broken, and
screened. ="
Wood or coal viii be lusnishcd at the option Of
the Government, and will be delivered piled. and
measured at such time and place az the officer may
designate, free of expense TO the United States
Persons desiring TO propose for the supply may
ascertain the probable quantity that viii be required
by inquiry at this Office
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by the names Of two suretics Of known responsi
bility.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel"
May 20-3tawtJunelQ
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THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
CHAGRES,

THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
CHAGRES,
Carrying the United States Mail.
THURSDAY, JUNE l3, AT O'CLOCK, p. M,
From the pier foot of Warren street, N, u.
k The new and elegant double engine
1fe steamship GEORGIA, ID. ID. Pom
UMD TER, U. s. Navy, commander, will
be despatched above, with the Government
mails for the West Indies and the Pacific.
The books are now open for passage TO Charles
ton, Savannah, Havana, New Orleans, and Cha
gres and for through tickets to Sap Francisco. To
secure through tickets, early application must be
An experienced Surgeon IL attached to the Gcor-
gia The accommodations for passengers of each
class unsurpassed by any steamship afioat
The passengers for New Orleans are transferred
at Havana TO the superior double engine steam
ship FALCON, and psoceed from Havana direct to
New Qrleaas
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES
snte room. ........-. tttst.,,. lu0
standee berth .,.,slss,,......... 80
Storage, found bed and separate table. so
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO
SAN FRANCISCO,
State room berth. ,,............. 300
Storage berths found bed, and separate table so
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Havana. To N. Orleans
State, room berths. ........ $40 $50
Standee berth, forward cabin Sc 60
Storage, found bed aud board % 25
Freight TO Chagres will be taken at 10 cents
signed on board the vessel the day before sailing
For freight or pas'age,, apply 70 . v.re
June Std lis West street. New York
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BOARDING,
NOTICE.

MRS. THOMSON will have vacant ON the LIST Of
1V1 June two large rooms on the second floor,
corner OF 9th and II streets. May 22rrtf~
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- PART OF HOUSE TO RENT-On
WITH Sth street, three doors from G.. None but
small. genteel family need apply. References
required. June 3
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The Massacbusetts Legislature, through Gov
eraor Briggs, rendered TO President Taylor an in
vitstion TO visit Boston. The following is the Pres
rlx.
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The Great Telegraph Case.

Bosros, June ", 1870.
p. o. J. SAITH vs.. HIGH DOWNING OTHERS.
This trial, previously noticed, has occupied the
ntsntion Of tho U. District Court for the Eastern
Division Of Massachusetts,. for nearly . vsek Hon.
Levi Woodbury., oI the Supreme Court. presiies.
The action the part Of tho plaintiff consists In an
application to the Court for nj auction agaa the
deendane for uins Houses printing Telegraph Shioh
Is claimed to bo an Infringement OF Morse's patent
ohas L.. wooahury, Esq, opeucd the case FOR the
defence In able and Ingenious arsansnt, ad.
duclng the testimony Of vsrion, scisntio msa. well
versed In electrical science 70 prove that Morso's
claim, In his patent, wss to, broad, aud included
things previously discovered by others; and Ia no
respect did th. inv-n:ioa Of Mr. Hoass infringe la
terferc In tn. slightest Win Professor Io-ses
inyentios OF his t.l-gr.ph msohine
York the SAN. side. who has cou.uunai th- b-f
part Of four days IN very sbls aud srgun tstivs
speech lie has gone e-eorntriy ao tue whole hstory
OF electrical ciscovtrts having bearing upon t-e-
grapbs-shoviDg whzt progress had been ads In Ger
any and Other parts u bIr p. prior iocssa rst
pegrstionron the suhjrot IL zso sdducai tbs esi-
d.nc~ of Professors Hcnry n.ck Jackson s,llim.n
ard other sole nfihc ~hich hs tSd proved what
Mofse could claim ana could not elsim tie -sit that
Bop-e's instrum eutr-ly differed rom Morss'sthzt
81 uinterf~ed with no princYle, or psrt-, os part of
apparatus TO which norsr ustiy enttlsf tie also
into careful AVID minuts analytical e'crio-
tions Of the two machin-a - show that Hou5-s ~as
organised and worked Ia ssp and distinct
nom that Of Morse. lie coutesdsd thst electro
magnetic motion VAS . motive power Uncovered be-
fore horsc thought of telegrapbs, aud that he
could not make u the suhjset OF patent ~. then
vent into able aud mastery revsv of Mor--'s old
patent and of hts c.icbrstd reissue aadsnd.svrei
the documents thsas.eiv~-, 10 rho~ their wsAk-
ness and invalidiiy. The whole speech would amply
Mr Ginord viii probably close TO day IIs wln b.
followed o-moFro~ by the don Rufus Chosse Tor de-
sensnts After whout the for plaintiff Gill be
asard, Wis y. v. }. smith. and ". n Curtis, ssqrs.
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Police IuteIIiuonee.

The T,tA~.s Sosi g,r.oa hst5s,y fev days siuos,
vs mae. brisf Hllsslsn to The rvbb-ry ~ Mr. Dsms
rests 10. .lry aud watches ~hils AZ Chsgres Ms
way 10 the ssstss. amounting 60 over $1,000 This
property after the rObDery brought ~ ths CITY
BY Eo-rrd Herbert, Albert bsrtis, a-d Hiram Me-
Gary These three individuals arrived Ia ths Cherb-
he's aud kmpirs Uity steamships from Uhzxr... aud
the pext a.y, the day snsr Albert burtis ar
rested Ly constable JOrsrh, ea warrant issued by
Justice Lotbrop vnsr-tn burtis stood chsrssd wit
computing a burglary on the preDi,.s Of Mr.. JVha
frtbh. many months previous. Accordingly, IN son-
70 nifty vita tbis legsi warrant. omcsr Js~ph con-
veJsd Burti- before the magistrate. Me. ffink vas
sect for vho stated 10 this mssstrats that ne
had e,ery reason 10 believe that Burtis not the
man ~bo broke iuto his premises aud therefore sid
not ~sh hius held in custody. Thsreupon, Justice
Lothrcp dischsrgcd him from the oelcer's custody,
the msgsrste DOt knOwsg himself at tnat time tnst
Burt tutp-cted to be one Of tus Petpetrsors OF
the Isthmus robbery. ner did tbs mssl.tfat- knov
that previous 10 Buris b.inz brought before hin Ne
Ifipk had ben in conversation ~ith the prisoner in
the Firb ~sfd some hours previous All tni,, the ma
gistfate not infOrnsa but vas Kept IN the dark
~ The stood pigeon" essri.. -ho oniJ vsnted the
lDs ration of Buris that they might MAKE toe rogus
subref,ent TO their WILKES ON his beins sloTed 20
escHpe, ster sntsPpibs bis seeompiiees snd fendsr
lug up susi proyOrtiOn ~ the stolen property. In
our yevi,u srtioe on tins subject, "a might have
been thought ~ Of our r-adsrs that Justice Lo
throp coshisn u the stool pigeon arrange
nent aud slo~ed Burts TO e. Tor tsst purpose such
however know sost positively not to b. the eass.
Justice Lotbrop would n5t -e are csrtsis, tnsstnxy
loan himself tor any suon pnrposs yet desk ning sst
pied nsking fsis~ ststsm or keeping
hssh such facts ought, IN good fsth TO ss comms
picstso 10 the mssi.irse, ssd thsfeby procure tue
states evid, nce for the conviction % l-.s guity
parry. wsssy, In this vsy jast nsgistrsts esuii
b. lsas sstrsy ~ rnprinepisd mes Hnesher the P-r
cons nships ruch .tons are IN thu pssss
out % g. Bsttsrs nvth- result you'd b. ia great
n.s.uIe csnsufe on the mag strst< We a. ma al
Ipd. psrticuisiiy N the tshmus robbery hat be-
tpued " ths "a stes 30 not t-., ~s--Afa -g-
ne .i&srs ssstssrs sst4.cs tns1sts. sad
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AflnlIsln Wmshington.

NAsHiNoroN, June ~, 1880.
The following named appointments wsro this day
oonhrmed BY the Senate, vis -
Hon. Abbott Lawrence ~ minister to the Court Of
st. janice.
Mr. Davis, Of The Senator Of that Secretary
OF the Enplsh legation.
Hon. psls fsyton, CAarsi to Chill, sHd Mr. Holnaa,
Secretary.
Mr. March, minister TO Consta atinopie.
O. Gibson, United States Marshal for the District
OF Northern Alabama.
Mr.. NJ. Asxwslis cas-. has not yet been sesed upon.
and cannot ut present say What tho prospect Il.
MT souie 10 in fair way to sho~ that the simssien
of California without preparatory legislation will
involve serious loss tho sovsrnm~nt in con-
sequence OF land sp~culstops
The Gslphins will come up tomorrow.
j. Covington Burche, Journal Clerk In tbs House,
wss dismissed to day; and william Lee tienocrat)
from Indiana, appointed in his place The reason
OF the dismissal, il political d'dsrrsc-s
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posrLAsp, June ~ 1850
The second ballot for United states Senator, on
Friday In the Maine House of Representative -as as
follows The whole number 10 its, necessary TO
choice therefore rs Rsonib.i Hamliu. dem. cs
Gee Evsss wbig a. Samuel Pssssndea sbolitioni.t
70 Jno hubbard. d,m f, ~; Henry Psne.
ballet h appointed fer to-day bat the result IL nos yet
received
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Nsv OHLsAss, June -, 1850.
The United States Narshsl has arrived from key
West. whh Coils Gonssles, oIIsrs, aud Pickett, and
Capt. Le-ir, Cubs invaders, In custody.
The British steamer Thames fro vsrA cru,, arrived
ai Mobile yesterday, With SsooOoo In specie No news
- it,.