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Four members Of Mr.. Polk's cabinet. viz Messrs
Buchanan Marcy, Walker, and Mason. were At Wash
n9ton together last week, and attracted much silenuon
Tks correspondent Of the N. n Globe mys tnai ','nt
III ocnl power and influence, exceeds that ever extend
~ % ~ present cabinet clothed In ts brief au!houy
and i nst tribute 10 ripe talents and heightened puoe
service. FL Psnrs,tyanidn
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.sPoRTING INTELLIGENcE.p
The "wilmot Proviso" and awooIy horseD
Both started The together,
And for the first quarter around the course
They were favored with beautiful weather.
n.
The running fine, and the takers were free,
For both In nrst-rate condition;
And each gave high promise, a. all will agree,
OF fulning their nder's ambition.
IN
They nearly reated-their parents the
Both begouen by knavery weakness;
And, though they known by different name
They both prolessed "ffeedomn and meekness.
hut like all things earthly, they're done up and gone;
The sProyson has proved dead ass;
And the poor "woolly horse,n all unsaddled and lone
mas anAina's 0ss" 'u''' o.' " grass JEEMs
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nz-Ruiahfs Washington Encampmcnt, No. j.
viii asAembe the Asylum, Of and 10Th streets this ed
nesday) evening, nj O'Clock precisely.
BY order ofthe NJ. EGG
MarI3 EZRA WILLIAMS, Recorder.
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ERENCH REvTEw.-Revu du Nouyesu Monde, published
New York on The Isl and ish o. every month ~ per an
mum. TAYLOR MAURY,
Agents. Fem. av., 9th street
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From the National Intelligencer
The Smithsonian lnssstut,,o.


The Smithsonian Institution, under the manae Of
Professor Henry IL destined bef we can Judge from
Its begnning-a popular and efficient means Of the
spread of intelligence among men, and foster and
sciences The public have already evnced deep
In It's msnagem and have watched with Jealous
infant stops It's healthy development depending on It's
good management almost parental sociyude Il felt In
every thing connected with and they have not failed TO see
with pleasure that lis interests likely to be well guarded
by the accomplished gentleman is head The series OF
weII-arangsd and instructive lectures which have been
given, and the desire manifested throw open ts doors TO
ALL pleasing evidences OF the right disposition In those
who control Il and TO Professor Henry In particular ARE
indebted for those and for the liberal change made In
the lectureroom, by which three times the number
can be accommodated that could be under the first arrange
ment with infinite convenience and com ort The
public will no, fall 70 appreciate ,hsse things Pa
DANIEL WEssTERs SPEECH "A democratic friend who
heard this speech says majestic effort full Of pa
trotism and courage We have read with profound pleas
ure We recoect when that llustrous radical Leggeti
spoke OF MIR. Webster in March Of 1897, he said Mr.
Webster is great man. and very sincerely and warmly
admired by muudes OF people" His speech in the pres
en crisis may be Justly regarded as emnenty boi and
10 the point He trampes the Proviso Or a. he calls IL
"the Wlmot'' under foot, with every expression Of
scorn and contempt He even defes the instructions Of
federal Massachusetts. and offers the open hand Of
friendship to the South. We honor him for his intrepid.
ty and hope the result will be- have no doubt II
will be, favorable 10 the constitution and the Union
[Psnnsyiuanian.
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DIED.,

Illness ANN MARIA MINOR relct Of the late HuoH MrxoR
esq, In the SD year Of her age
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Az another indication OF favorable change IN pubic
sentiment II the NORTH in relation the questions which
now % seriously agate the public mind, would refer
10 the following article from the Maine Age The Age
h publishsd At the seat Of in that State s
ably conducted. and exers wide influence public
opinion In the extreme northeastern portion OF the
Union:
From the Augusta Gds) Age
Tn DEMOCRACY on PENNSYLVANIA RIoHrINe ITskLr.-We
State which has long suffered itself TO remain IN false
y 70 the .o n
and Of placing that sturdy old Commonwealth on the plat
now ssisiss the Union The unustabls lsei,isivs
Of Pennsylvania In relation 10 the reclamation Of fugitive
Ssy were, 70 defss, the provision Of the constitution
coaching that subject. and TO deprive the South Of
eonssnnssson sad continuance been masssrs Of srsa,
supple and regret on the pa. Of the s q
" bexsatiou, lending nname southern rcscntnenis
=: Moro sS :. .ssssS . o..
bv ne plain provisions Of the constitution Although the
q q nssca N that
Ices ths ac democracy OF thai 5tae have 20 long
ssos. ssg Elective sos an now 70 spsi the
and ssssofe the Common wealth 70 lis sncen, POSITION has
hsss .ss . ss ds%su.oy q fsnn.yvsna hs. q,
isneah commsnosd The long-dsfersd task large and
ssS se1nsy Of hsid al The hnsss
On The 21d instant. have srt the ball N motion Among
RESOLUTIONS IN Iayof OF onfoh N'oSst
ana M favor OF the speedy settlement Of the slavery sga-
ton upon - fair. just and constitutional anangemen,
between the slsvehodlng and non-siavehoidng States
following resolutou urging Pennsylvania 70 rerace
her Steps on the fnguve-save question, was adopsdi
. Ne g: .s. or 4. y = d.
States IN regard the restitution q fugitive asys 20 ns' n s
NE law Congress passed into eec may no longer %
fbot.
Should Pennsylvania upon the sentiment contained
In The foregoing rcsooion she will have placed herself
the broad platform Of the constitution which Maine
has hxedy adhered An effort made In Iegis-
laure. In h6z8 10 the passage law similar
that o. Pennsylvania inhibtng the Of ails and
~ emplovmcnt Of the judicial OF hc State IN the ex-
subsos was ssisrrsd % committee Of the legislature
80 now aovsrnor elect OF Maine, chairman The
Committed made report adverse TO the movement where
n be powers and duties Of the State under that cause
Inc cosuiion were ably and esbors,ely reviewed Th
report was accepted BY the legislature and no serou
movement has been made % revive the Effort or
disturb that decision which conlomed 70 the deliberate
Judgment Of the people Of the stass.
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Smiths Lcctures.-Leut. CHA HEsRy DAVIS
Uned Navy win deliver Of four lectures The
subject Of The Tides OF the Ocean and their Geological Action
follows
Tuesday, Of March, O'Clock, p
Second do. Friday the sub do. do
Third do. Tuesday the l2th do. do
Fourth do Friday, the l5h do do
Mnr5-dt6
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CARUsrs SALOON.
sHaKsPERI.aN RE-aDIHGs
ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10.
mr.. George vasdsnhoM
Respectfully that he viii read the Tragedy Of
HAm EFT,
As him with the London, New York. pos
&c.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10,
Mr. D.aNDENHOFF
Win miscellaneous reading comprising OF the Mer
OF Venice, (shyiock,) Of Henry Fourth, part frs
Faistaif) Of Henry the Eighth, tWolsey)
ON THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH II,
win be read the great Tragedy Of Macbeth.
Tickets SO obtained National Hotel and at the
door. To at O'Clock
Mar l2-3uf
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Litselrs LAvfng Age, No. 305.--Pace l2X cents.
CONTENTS,
Russian Aggression In the EasUnited Service Magazine.
3. Fatal Presenumenis-Ed nburrh Magazine.
= shepherd. Calendar = -Blactwoods Magazine
SI. q. M col Tss WIl1:%:ss,ss Times.
s Sss s p:sS
IT, H. London G ss @chsmSess Journal ''a'''
u. letter. nom Jsmaea, / and a-w. G. Bryant
With poetry and short articles
OF all the periodical joumas devoted 70 literature and science
"s e Be ssSs s n ia inns fssa s
The euuen. literature Of the English ansu.s su. this By 10 i'm
mind in the utmost expansion Of s present 49,.
Published weekly, at % year, Y ,rrv,, 20 .,.,.,
And sold BY JOSEPH sHILLTNCroN,
Mar 10 Corner ~ street and Pa. avenue
BY GREEN = TAsTfcT, Aussionssrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AucTIoN.-on Tuesday,
The lsh instant shall sell on me premises a. O'Clock
sa rs noS being .osA :sa.i
49, fronting y feet inches on Oh street, running back M feet 70
Terms as. ss he purchase money
so,s. bearing 1,s :. and
ancss . expense Or The purchaser: u..u.
nEsIRABLE Property for large three brick
lot with stable and coach house on The PREMISE occupied 7,
ID given upon Let day Of May Inquire Of
n.
Mar i3-suf Adjoining the premises
NEW COTTON CLoTns.-we have received an entire new
supply q essss cotton goods % The y mos, superior
sIs, and the public generally Aihoash srs i son.dssSs
wholesale prices, win sell heretofore We
cases bes, rs bsachsd shrtins
do DO 1874 Hamilton shecings the best cotton sheeings
50 pieces 81 bIeached eo,sons, ofvarious brands.
SO pieces "a Russia diapers, ofvery superior qualities
All Of which viii be sold cheaper r cash. % our punc.aa
s can Be 0'aa cse MI P,n sswToS MAr CO..
uoUsr-FURNmHIsG DRY o0ODs.-The subscribers
II have complete Of furnishing
goods, Of every description, In their line such as
pieces English Brussels caIpedns, q ,hs latest style:
Is pieces imperial Competing, Of The latest styles
pieces Brussels tapestry. royal 'wied, and plain Venetian
$50 peees superior ingram carpsns Lowell manufacture
= ns AND .sss"s new designs
which win be cut for size shaped hall OF ROOM In one
$50 pairs sapsrane bcdblanket. Of every szs nom
IS white and coiored MarsciIcs quilts, very handsome
p w and s sSss Ds,,s, s Sw priced
e eSs. 'S ne s asS ss,p p ss%.. s. c,o.
| 100 DOZEN satin dauask table napkins
co aoo s I,seu a Gc, &C. $3.50
An o. which have been selected gss care onsr
g J sp; s-- IL '''' r. N. HooE Co
a~~n FOR NORFOIK.--The steamer osceola leaves
% ss Soss p % sys Scss a sye
r ss s sss%ss an. '' and %
| liz - FOR BALTIMORE.--Tne osceola leaves Wash
esys .ss s ss @s sss r svs
s s. a.. and rsann = % Gone
"s"'' ''' '' ''''' '''''s' - NC JAMES MITCHELL.
| Mar u
Assistants Teacher Wanted ImmedisssIy.
q ss ne se, wne ~
III
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INTENSIVE SALE OF FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
Il WORTH OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE AT THE Elk.
CHANGE HOTEL including The large house adjoining east On
McIIhancy, executed subscriber gu
August and duly recorded, all the the
precisely AT 10 ooock We enumeraie in part, viz
Mahogany SOFAS lounges rocking paror chairs and dvans
Mahogany, marbetop, pier, and centre tables
Mahogany, dining, breakfast, aud other tables
Mahogany bureaus, wood and Office chairs
Giltffame, pier, and other looking glas-es
Maple and painted bcdsteads, wardrobcs
Washstands, chamber stands, and tables
Clocks, feather beds bedding, and mattresses
Parlor and chamber window curtains and blinds
China, glass, crockery, Britannia, and Albsa
castofs, chahng dishes
Knives forks, spoons, and table linen
Paior passage, chamber, and step carpets
Hearth rugs, passage oil cloth, and mating
Cooking, rndintor, and other f.
Andirons, shovcls and onRs tenders -.
Also good assortment Kitchen utensils, other articles
which we deem unnecessary cnumcrafe. u.
Terms o. sale Al sums Of and under cash. over ~ ana
under go, credit o. sixty and
ninety satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Persons wishing furnish win do well % attend inc saie a.
- ' = Wv s. g. WILLIAMS, Trustee
GREEN d TAsTET, Auctioneen.
Mar le--ds
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uTEBsTER's Large ounrto Dictionsry. --ssvhout re.
qualification, vPcrdent On sur
passed by language Prcsdnt
Wnyand others, and scientific
terms Hitchcock "Tc standard Eng
ih Il spoken be, u, will be-
stowe honor the language rPrcsdsnt Humphrey "a
copiouess perpicuy and accuracy, found other
President Day "a great Improvement on y. which have pre-
Prcsident Bates Wofthy Of general
dent Woods "Mo complete accurate and relab. q ne Ian
president woosey President blanchard, President Smith, President
For sale by FRANcK TAYLOR Washington city, for the pub
fishers, O. 4 g. Merriam OF Springfield, massachusetts,
Fine copies, In fine binding, is dollars. Mmp
NEW SPRING The his day opened
In siIks we will open
Plain oiace spring silk
Fine do stripe do
Checked do
Super India do
Plaid figured and striped spring silk
Embroidered twisted do M#
DO Grenadine N&
Plain pink, blue bur- corn drab een and vse o. hsued
High colorcd embroidered
Figured, plain pink plain blue, apple green, corn. :, n
Torcthcr large assortment Of reasonable goods Az
which lndcs call and before purchasing e
WHERE determined sen q sah pson % Insure qas
sales :. $780, !. .,a
Mar 10 7. hs HUE w.
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II
The people Of Cas- county in Georgia, have held |
nesting irrespective Of party, in which they passed reso
lutons in favor Of admitting California into the Unior
.wih proper limits" and protesting against the South
en- Convention. proposed to be held at Nashville, as in
volving danger TO the Union.
The democrats Of Richmond county (Augusta) are to
meet on Saturday next to take steps for the selection o.
suitable candidate 10 represent in part the sth congress
sonal DISTINCT as delegate in the Southern Convention
Hnasappl.
The Misissippian OF the 27th ult states that the re
pom Of the committee on federal relations the da,
bsors unanimously adopted by the house. The repor
provides for the election by the legislature, in joint con
venton Of four delegates for the State At large, and B,
the people Of two delegates from each congressional dis
trc in addition to the delegates to the Nashville Con-
vsnton appointed by the people in State convention in
Ocober last The Of $4,000 is appropriated for the
defyal Of expenses and the Of s2ooooo Is reserved
in the treasury for contingencies. The 18th resolution
declares thai the State Of Mississippi will stand BY and
sustain her sister States Of the South in whatever course
Of action may be determined by the convention OF the
slavshoding States to be held in Nashville the frs
Monday in June next An amendment offered by MIR
Sake and adopted authorizes the governor Of the State
to issue wrts Of election Immediately upon the approval
by him OF the resolutions"
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MOST POsTTIvELr THE LIST WEEK.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOWs' HALL.
THURSDAY, FEsRuxRr 70.
nUMBoLToN,s CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs
respectfully 70 the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
VIII the giving series OF their mimi
ble hall commencing Thursday
ing, February consisting Of chouses buesque
solo, dancing, whsng, &c., all o
which they stand unrivaled either In America Europe
For full particulars programmes
Director--Mr. J. A. DumboIton.
Admission open ~. precisely
March ~
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$3.50. FOR NORFOIK.--The steamer Osceola leave
.1iS Washington for te above place, every Thursday
o'clock, A. Returning, will leave Norfolk ever,
Friday O'Clock touching II Cone river and the usua land
inRs o Potomac. Passage and fare, S5.
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DESIRABLE Property Rsns.A large
house. rcesory building attached thereto, args
lot stable and coach house the premises occupied
Robert M situated street, between n
ID Possession given The LIST day Of May Inquire Of
p. PEPPER, Agent
Mar 13-3uf Adjoining the premises.
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TORONTO, March n Mr. Wesenhall, member Of III
government, has been defeated In the parliamentary eec
,on al llaIton, by Mr.. Hopkins, old reiomof. Mr.
Wesienhas defeat prcyed on his mind, that he has se
become insane.
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! -JTN-k FOH HAET1MOffEs--Tbe OsccoIa leavfs Wash
ingson Baltimore every sunday o'clock, q m
Returning, leaves Baltimore every Tuesday O'Clock ms touch
ing returning Lconardtown, Maryland Cone river
Virginia, and the usual landings the Potomac ..,
Mar 10
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scHKrEcrADr, March Ii.-As the midday feght train
som Troy coming west, and when within miles
Of this place, the boiler Of he locomotive Boston burst
instantly killing the engineer Mr. w Wgns, ard serious
" wounded Thomas OConnof, the nre1an The engine
II Is NOT Known what canlcd the accident
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Unite a states Msr~hai's Oaiee.

JrIr ls-TuE SLAVE SUR MsRrHs.-This vesaei
lihsnsd. and the warrant Issued by the United
states Martsal yesterday Owing 90 the boisterous
tate OF the weather and the ship having been drirea
en- the bach AZ Quarantine by the storm Of Thursday
nism, the Captain vas not brought ashore at the
clcsing Of the oSce yesterday afternoon. There
" no doabt OF tbs illegal trafin In which the Mar
tba wa sngnged, as document In possession
81 The suthcriiiss, which Tn, " beyond Dispute 10
sTpoArs that when the nsandar Of the y. 5 krig
Penn bOnfdsd the Martha he ordered OF his b. Ats
60 80 under her ttern windos and watch " any hing
shCnld he tlrOsn over. The pirates Immediately on
b.Hg car ased, threw out writing desk with =
vsfht attached but the wsight hsus TOO heavy broke
ihc string by which 10 was suspcnded the desk there
fore aoat on the water arl scized ~ the boata
IN W letters which prove the unholy oocu-
pauon AZ thelvespel ny II the correspon ieHce,
hppesFs thst the Captain Of the SLAYER 10 hare
500 per month and per cenisgc on each slave. The
oubeTs 81 the Msrths IL Is ssid have had vesssA
lhgDtd on a fofmez occasios- for similar onense
Jv1v 2o-The saptain an erev, thirty three in num
Ter, have been transmitted 20 Kings county saoi-
rTooklJn. Mr. llaket appears a. counsel for the 40
eused Who will hs brought UP for exsmination In The
course ofs fev daYs.
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IL 10 i'm sossble ~ exsggefate the elings OF pro
e M emotion with which the mournfUl intelhgence
the death Of Sir Robert Peel received Yesterday
in every circle of thu metropolis At nrst feeling OF
incredulity created by the startling intelgence
but then this had been removed beyond all doubt tins
next very natural desire for more ample informs
tcn than the sudor uness Of the occurrence had hh
,Tto admitted a. In order 60 s7tify this atural
anxiety 70 will, perhaps. sufrce " We emboty the
1osdipg Incidents connected With the calamity in the
cub oinsa narrative, the materials for which have
bttn gathered from sources Of unquestonabe su-
theniicity.-
sir Rols RI Peel hsi called ut buckingham palace,
ard entered bis name in her Maestys visiting book
ONLY lew minutes btfore the accident. Proceeding
M Constitution Hill. he bad arrived sesry opposite
the wicket cate leading into the Greon Park when he
met Miss Elis. one Of Ledy Doyers daughters, on
changed salutts With this young LAZY, uhCn his
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ApRr,r OF A RrvrruE CuTrEn OrrIcEa-We undcf-
satd that LIEUT. Bell. Of The cutter forvsru was yes
t,ttav tiafca der arrest ~ order 81 Gait Nones
me caves OF bis arrest Il we have been sorrecuy IN
olmtd. for entertaining seiees parry oi uPpet-
t,rscrn wIti hall On board Of the cutter. on the
ru "a SATURDAY. last the day 81 the funcral obstquies
rftle late President without authority from Capt.
Neres Tfe efarsfa Of the cutter had been engaged
All dsy In fulnlirg the orders from the Treasury De-
rsrtuieBt. by firing minute pups. 6c.. and the csp-
tain was net al all pleased 20 learn that ner ne ha1
given orders that the usual sgos % mourning should
he observed th dtcks Of his vessel should have Zen
" ade the gcfne OF 81 mu~h testifify. ~ hsaa 49,
the yaty ~ icysd themaeves Va tho most delgss,.f
and bsrpJ p-snAsr HrLsigsicH LDSil VefTs NJ W.
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Lsfa

Ieruos MoSrv MAEnr July s.-one o'eloek.-The
stock market to-day presents appearance Of consi
ctIeble hImness. With continued buoyapey IN prices
ier vi descriptions Of public secuties The vans ot
tbe h ne funds tasth rising end the advance " hrmr
maiBtsired. There " aiso more business doing al
though tho rsrket Ia not active. COnsols have been
eerni. htduced Three Per Ccuts have improved 20
~ = Rev Three sud QuaitFr per Ccnts ss5s totg,
pirpusl sccnrities dealt In ny the dealers Of the
fofrNr stDsk Bsfhgt. Extensive operations have
th's tfuiug been done in Huenos Agte'. at iorl
o. 70 "a, which gives an additional advance ~
Der cent. from yesterday Peruvian Bonds also
ale about per cent. better The Cmoltl lisa
pivcs the following dealings this day -Bucnos
Ayrts 90 60 90 90. ECUADOR 4. 0rerads lsN. Mtxi-
can account 30E - Peruvian account GN Sh,
diio dcferrsd 37h Russian Dive per Cents llg ditto
Fcur end naif per Cents 95s q *. div d,tto Scrip
~ pm Srsnhh Five per cents lTs =, NeneEuels
S5A., Belgian Pour and Halt per Cents g0H. The
s'vsy market Is also ssr rsly better FSi'es being
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leon Faucher, Benolst day, and Daru, for Vice
Presidents
Accounts from Rennes (Bri-tany) stst- tbst In con-
sequence Of y violent hsils all the OF
OATS tobacco and rape tor bree sgus Ia that neigh
borhood have been totally destroyed and at the same
time. three houses throw down by a whrlwind
General Fsbvier has presented a proposition to the
National Assembly, TO the effect that Abd-el X sd.r
shall be forthwith transferred to Alexandria st can
d'Ac in virtue of the vention made with him.
Fresh arrests have taken place at Lyons. They
connected with the conspiracy just discovered Oran
II has been asrertaned that Lyons the centrs OF
the movement which was not long ago projected
In and il may be said European scale and the
plan Of which Is said to have proceeded from London
and Switzerland Amongst the persons arrested at
~ ops are two municipal councillors of the quarters
Gs,slotiere ard Crox Rouse. Domciiiary visits have
been made Mt Dion, and some persons arrested there
Otherwise that town, as well as Lyons is in state of
perfect quiet
A conflict has taken place at Saint Pourcs ain In the
department. OF the Alier between part OF the inhab
tants Ct the town and soldiers OF the lst reg-
ms rt Of Chasseurs.
The Bourss recovered from the depression which
prevailed th~se ON Wednesday, and public securities
we're in good demand yesterday, at an advance on
Wednes da ~ quotations The Five per Cents opened
at 95f fell to s4 g0c and subsequently 95f
at which pie they closed; the Three per Cents closed
ut S7f lac
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wurtemberg.

Advices from STUTTGART of the ist inst, state that
TIE cabinet, having disagreed the question,
have resigned ohoo in body, and that dissolution
Of the diet Is daily expected ..... r... Isl. r. .
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Letters from Trieste of the oath ult in the .qige
mene Ze'tung, state that 0mtr Pasbs the der
Of the Turkish army in Rumelia has been sent into
Bosnia with 20 eco troops for the Of suppress
Ing the insurrecon which has br oxen pro-
vince. The latest news from DAlmatia is that these
troops have entered Bosnia 1t Is believed that
battle will be fought for the insurgents few in
Der and the leaders the Psshss Of Tulza and Zwor-
MICH have gone TO Conssntnople to surrender the
Sultan, and to ak his pardon.