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A Great Railroad Convention.

We have received invitation to great Railroad
Convention and Jubilee. which "the citizens OF Bur-
lington Vermont, in conjunction with some OF the most
prominent railroad in the New England States land
Mr.. John Wright who signs the ticket, propose to hold
at Burlington. on the 25ih OF June next The especial
objects Of this meeting viii be the fitting commemoaon of
the opening Of the Vermont Central and the Rutland and
Burlington railroad to Lake Champlan-a free inter-
change Of opinion, by the citizens Of the different States
upon the great subject Of railroads and collateral matters
and social relaxation and amusement large pavilion
will be erected in front Of the Colleges at Burlington,
capable Of holding 10000 persons and additional build
ngs for supper rooms, drawing rooms &c The large pa
vion will be opened at o'clock, p m, when collation.
will be served and speeches will be made by some Of the
prominent citizens of the United States and the Can
adas, who have been invited to attend O'Clock the
large pavilion, which will be spleadidy lighted and dec.
Grated for the OCCASION will be thrown open for dancing
At O'Clock supper will be served and the tables kept
supplied through the night No pains expense will be
spared TO make this the most magnificent, pleasing. and
Joyous occasion that has taken place in this country
committee Of fifty OF the citizens OF Burlington, chosen
at public meeting held for the purpose, win take charge
Of the guests, and superinend the general festivities
Two bands OF the best music are engaged The different
railroad companies Of the New England States will Is
sue tickets for this occasion at much reduced price; and
this. in connexon with the celebration and the season
Of the year being the most favorable TO view the magnh
cent scenery Of the Green Mountain State. will alto
geher make the trip the pleasant that be had for
cheapness, amusement, and information"
How happy should be to steal away from the tur-
mol OF politics. and to exchange the interminsble
giles Of statesmen upon single astracting question for
the northern magni6cence OF Nature, the improvements
OF railroads. and the social intercourse Of counhymen
in New England Bat our duty forbids We can
only blow the trumpet for those who have leisuN
No participate in the than the busy conductors Of
a metropolitan press.
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An election Cor Mayor and other municipal officers Is
this city took place yesterday Their seve al cand,
dates In the heid. and tn eott 4 quite animated
Az late hour night, had been received fro
81 nie wards; but enough known t.cc riding TO 70.
lisLls nionnsn render il certain that Waiter Lenor
ESQ.,, had been elected Mayor by probably ~ majority
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Appoenensnss ~ hs President,
BY AID srfh fhs adries asd eo~ss~f Of Tia Ss~afs.
Robert Brchett, be deputy postmaster at Lynchburg
Virginia.
isssc Hendershost be deputy postmaster at Spring
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The Nashville ConveniioD.--F First Day.
Photographed for the Washington Union.l


The convention met at o'cock,<p. m, and was called
order by Ex-Governor A, " Brown Of Tennessee, who
stated that the convention OF the different States in their
preceding meetings had agreed the following report
and recon aons which they had required him to
submit to the convention viz TO vote by States, each del
eeation counting one.
The following gentlemen compose the officers OF the con-
venton: President. Wm l. Sharkey OF Mississippi; vice
president Governor Mcdonald, of Georgia; secretaries
Wp. r. Cooper and 4. q Eastman, Of Nashville The
PRESIDENT upon taking the chair addressed the convention
in explanation OF the object stating that not 10 dissolve,
hut 10 perpetuate the Union and the legacy from their
fathers mangled and orn had they met lie asked who
gre patrothe who would avert danger BY pre-
pairing for approach he who waited Til the evil was
iremedabe They had met to adopt measures for
aver,ing The dreaded calamity TO the government
The formally opened with prayer by the
Rev j. b. Furguson. Alter discussion In regard to
objects and credentials Of delegates, il ordered
that committee be raised, consisting OF one delegate
from each States receive and register the names Of oil
the delegates present
On motion of X. b. Robert Of South Carolina. the
yentlon adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow, Clay
compromise will be rejected. &
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IOwARDg supreme Court Repcrss-vel D. Just pub.
rRAHcK TAyLof
Junef
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mr. GREEN q rAsrEr. A.et,onssrs.


VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTfoN.-By virtue Of q deed
duly recorded In the land records 81 Warrington coun
" Dsuct Of Columbia shall ecu At public auction 70 me high
premises 81 No w, 90 dsss
dwelling each containing -four rooms Said
property dcsraby road leading from the Navy Yard
Bridge. .s
Terms. One our purchase money cash, balance
bearing Interest," be secured BY decd o.
mortgage property Al for convcysncng &C. be
expense c the purchaser BY order o. the trustee
GREEN = TAsTET,
Aucnopsss
June 4-2swds a4NEM
NAN RICG's Circus. eT l3th street and Penu-
svepne-Performsnce this week Doors
O'Clock and Thursday and Saturday,
afternoons. Doors open IA % " o'clock .
Music, hc.smsnship, umssscs, and FUN PsvhoH~ensnsy
illuminated with gas. t
ADMINISTRATIONS, dress circle rs Gems, pit a
June 4-std NMME@s
IIsrORY % the PeIh Aamssafstrstson. ny Hon l.. ..
III Chase Of snd sosh Congress. vol.
The Unity o. he Human with Review O Prof Asassizs
Position and Theory. ny Rev Thomas smyu D. D. ..
The Pillars q Hercules, Travel in Spain and Morocco In ee
Hsr,.,ss New monthly Mssszne. No 1. rs number.
Pictorial Field Book o. me kevoinnon. No. 1905
The steward ny Henry ccckion Part second and complete
TAYLOR MAURy,
booksellers, On
suHo
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ON Monday morning. Church Of the Ascension
the Rev Mr. GrLus Mr s. AUGUSTUS H. POE Of New York,
Mss HARRIETT NJ, daughter Of T. N. suson ESQ., Of
CITY,
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WASHINGTON AVID ALEXANDRIA boat
RzI0Ae The and swim steamboat Thomas CoIy1 WI
depart The following hours - .
Leave AIersnda az sI, "a, 100, u, IL ~, 20, Ssh
Leave washineton al tit mn ssl min, 1913 mn II 20
sn5 s amns oasse win The above boat Through
tickets Is cents Boats fare, 2i Passengers going and
turning same eo'1 ~ Genus jon coRsoS,
Ian. A-s1 Captain.
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Yesterday in year age Mrs. MARY J. LAUCK
isaac g. Lack, esq, formerly Of Msrinsbu Viz
Gnia.
The friend. Of family requested attend the funeral at
O'Clock, D. m. today
tMarinsbus and Winchester, Virginia, papers please copy)
ON the sis uit at O'Clock p m, ANNIE MOSS, the infant
daughter Of GERrrepH and WrLuAH H. WEST
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M Mlasonfc.A regular meeting Of Federal Lodge No.
held evening O'Clock Masonic Hal
BY order q w. M, @. A. scHwARzMAN,
yune4 Secretary.
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DAsvIIIE June l-p. m "A DESPATCH dated June j,
SAYS The convention adjourned len o'clock last night
J. Porter Brawey of Crawford county, was nominated
for surveyor general the fourth ballot; Epham Banks,
OF Miiin county, nominated for auditor general on
the second ballot Resolutions passed approving the
Baltimore platform the slavery question. e0 $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

Mono or Tho ching vat IN hove soo,, --Losr5
ANYTHING Of the long missing Sir ,Iohn Franklin
FRrIGtlT FoR THr TTyITgD ST ,TEs~Tbe fol
lowing vessels are uD for freiehts 20 the United
etates shin Canada Everett & Co; shin Eliza
Warwick Makee. Anthem & Co; bark Trueman.
Crobb 4 Spaulding brig Noble, B. f. Snow
bark Croton. at Maui, loading.
Beside the above. the BIZ bark Coweltz is up
for London and affords opportunity for freight
H. B Company.
These vessels afford n fine chance tor the whal-
ers not yet full to relieve themselves OF part OF
their cargoes and We are glad to learn that
number Of them are availing themselves of the
opportunity
PROFITABLE CRop-A kalo patch was sold in
the vicinity of Honolulu last week, containing
about two acres, for the enormous sum of 81, 800,
for the growing cr0pl What other vegetable,
grain or production would Weld such a return .
The entire cost o. cultivation ana seed dld not cH-
coed S20o-thus yielding clear pFoi!t oil Sl'3oo'
or >6oO per acre Tor crop requiring out year, or
fourteen months TO BRING to pefiecti0n' but these
are every day occurrences here' and nothing IS
offered IN our market that meets more ready
sale or greater pr0ht.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE meeting held
at the store of Messrs. Starkev Janion & Co, on
Tuesday, October Is, B F. Snow, ESQ, Chair.
man. a Chamber of Commerce was formed and
Constitution submitted by the Committee ap-
pointed to frame it at the previous meeting which
was adopted and signed by the following gentle
men: viz-B, F. Snow, Robert Janon, George
F. Hubertson, r. Coady, H. Hacked, James
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Passengers Sailed.

in stearsIkr fHpc from Fane,tca Sor "A for s-siaa
+ ChsuvslSu, JOHN Morlt VIM Russell, Notes,
Webb, Bailey DR. Hynson K II, nsou A Watson
seohe6, WIN Patre WIN Dousa, JAS At7sc9ei ~ Macy
Mts Willis and jonas Moore WhNley Malay, Waltz
Fed. Carrut, Mailer, Man reter wsgonsr W Qa
ley wm pnAensoa Iho puny Josiah Goospear, John T5nr
kns Nicholas Cotera Saml Freod, q Dam Hsary Go,n.
Cuuaius Each ard Packard Roberts, John Rooi.
John tIgedne Ssinus Weissr, W tobb John Holiday
I McSaune, Bount, Long Fleguuiag Joe Satgsa
Raph Nunss Churchl SSU Richards Jos Gamma w Chr
W Baker, Ajax Kiuuan, mUer, Woolns Bereet. Wa
a, lev Benz Doushey. Reuben Ls,eh Grcfe rfosb1su
W . frost John Dawes John Kelley James csatsgho,
N.,,s N Matter t0ha Hsfrck Nuisou GRAY, Htntcy,
lou hon Fish, Thos w SkHaer acll7aas, Ftrd.
smc u - sr. w Taysr. Sn0ok Edmund Dan9, JehA
xyroy II Ssi, Bunch Guiofd, SAtt huntington,
sbhot R,bnsop Joseph Sutton, III Lew John w Teor,,
PAU Colsevn d. Vance John es, Ihgs Ju6 Aea Aaa'
-, ,yo,k,n,p Nm t,'vies, BnrN. y Hitchcock. John
T,"ry samuel Johpoa ses Btowa Efiah csmea loeeh
Les, 6bsft Bailey Lew BaoSFl iecAef' : !; ION
rl.h Waller Rioae &ros,e il rtuml9, v aAlby, w
HrAcon Ssuiae ituus, Ilos ssot Asfa' -, lag
A. irf,,p X Fr.R-g Richard Ris,6y 5sas II = toY'
} bn cor GAs- fs7et It's a eHsl dT ,.4-' 'p4 ~
les, K Warren W a AssH, - IF s,'t 81 ?,
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traction of the foregoing. The extern of
their success is not exactly known, but it
was understood that Mr.. A. had finally
been brought 10 sign something or other,
under pledge that it should not be pub
hshed. Of course, if it will answer the
purpose of Hunkerism, it leiH be publish
ed no matter what pledges have been Civ
en-. avery salucary fermentation was be-
ginning to manifest itself and no one can
toresee the end OF it unless adetachment of
cur Committee Of Union and Safety shall
be sent up to tranqml6ze it.
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Passengers Arrived.

In apshp Tennessee, Ffaacsco Nov from arag1G.
Mrs Williams Mrs B9ruete Mrs Bamettc, Mrs Grot Mrs
Rechad Miss kechaIo Mrs Shurts Capt Chseve w Carpenter
Jno Ycrrs Barnst,e Freeud GoJ Buuau Aonson,
Brush Jos Colmau FISK lno panohh, pt9mana B!aI
Mr Westcolt Harris Lewis D Solowokey Smith Mer
s Lehman, kitcborn Sche, Mrs Mcndut Robinson.
Greenwood Mr. Modut, Morgsuhaw A Lehman Jaues,
Montgomery, Ali Brown, Mcdonnell, Geo Parker Cromwell,
Ccu Hey FRASER, w EttmEer Goddard Pyutnn Ncon
Sortey, Cons Dcu Thompson, Aynsey No Bsaus Loazo
Perkins Bryan, Ino BueTan, jpo CoStney M Anger, MIR
Iauctte w Pratt, Cruu Mr. Taylor Wood, Ro2nzu5uS,
Brown snd servant
Mrs Reyes, Parton d HYDE, Chas Stone w Sh Jason
Fsbse Moses Morris Iors Stevens hose N2r Altu hor,
Ihos ards Nm Jouu John Hodge John Henderson,
Robt Gordon Peter smith, Rupert WIN IRVINE Paul ut he'll
Kobi Motat Alex Campbell john keier Psfry Gregg Alex
JohHsious Vim Law John Adams. kbtam Mors Sohn,ions;
ST Johu GUubod Hayiord Murray. jean Eassn Henry
Chapman, Gasp& Cslsuo femue OrUeU1, Edward DAVID,
Emle De Mssp JACQUES Msnou, Matthew Bersue Wm Williams,
Taos Williams Robt Keyce, llee JSoob Noel Rthi RoYs Gui
aums coas, ,dd,) Aa.asts Hoffman, Hiydea Ltt1o
fuleV-M.
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WhHlculeU,

Arr 4: HONOLULU DC, ships Milo e 81 mos I'm Arctic Ocean,
$50 ~h lcN 81 h, Yespsr Fuus MOS 20 So,
hoeln HOOD Batter Baker % I'm 100 Jefferson
net II nos, do FO VIII t) bark America pepileton
500 VIII 80 81 50 o hs boas ships Nro Sherman mos 200
VII fOp otp lbs bose Navy Norton, mos $500 VII 80
$500 lbs bone 9Th Nile Case * mos VII 2oClO
Coes Cromwell mos SO VII leo p 4oooG Is Hants
Vile, Smith, II 80 wh 5000 Soue: George Marson
mos 940 VII s6oo lbs boue Aoon Hathaway - mos 1900 sh
500 81 Is 90 lbs toaei Vsos, Harms 2oo - 90
bone loih VIM Tell Tabe ss bore;
thP st Woodruff - mos G0 VII soo los hons; lancaster,
Ay 50 NOS from oehoA 500 wh sp lbs
phTsies Crosby, IA from Ocean 2ku
bone uces Edwards "A Sl6 VIII lbs Fr
HeStAFe hardoy, eo vh 2 lbs nth Marcus
" mos Japan SEA- 400 Pi California Adams Arctic ocs.a
$500 ~ sp |0oae As bone hoEteInn Tower wh So
Shethed Boy u mos q, 800 VII.
Boueuu octlSAr. ship P1neer Hathaway mos oa TOO
50 lto 81 oQ lbs bone; M Tuscany hasy out iso
VII IS f bouei hp Liverpool -, Wc,i OUT 500 sh
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iSfas 7s' Ss~aa xsa.;!a 49a[;o9
Fros, Ksisey W Locke WIN Barton Jacob sinsy Ray c
Hammond Hail Dr. VIM Lowe, A 59genet Gardner
ley Pumme Staples, Randall Dunbar Mall Hunt WIN
Beeman s'edmsn James Impson 9 p w fdHas,
eave Joht Jsbe7 Sears Csc Feeeden, Jos White,
H-nry Vaughan M Bourne John SPARE s'syea' Gan;
Evei,e Clans Joseph Rogers Cornelius Aekem'n
Williams W Gone Warner, " King, w Chase John stsat, q
Roud Cushman W Heal Il Hantean G w Creighton, K
Lewis, Hunter. Geo Corre James 'econ ana + II Wri
Chses Damn Trench, CUuge, Samuel Chhhee VIM
Leyton
isfeansaip Ttnme, from Fraseis9o for Pasa
Prs NJ D Fer. " Morgan i Howard wInopa..J My4rly,
Matthews Kisgsnn. Va ter W NGyes TRIBAL,
XIII patrick Woodmsr Moore Brown. Waters,
Hylson Z L. ck w Murphy Murphy. D hgAieH Il By
man J He. irir u norwood fellow, c Piumm-r
w cree Kle-er w Winter Il stem, + 0.l-, w Il
JqJa cai 4j &c. Es.er %S Il saldr Hut
chuscn HutcnIngs. w Thompson. W G Van Bidder,
+ K Wallace G Sanger, Everett, FTtt Eu1e joan
Hats NulesJ E"lton bo'H;J Warren ) ~ D9lsAe -
Wnti4 yos. " ko5nsn1 Il Jefferson Harrsoa, w W Nc
Lean ~ Drac.n Beyelt 4 Harris, Dlwys smtlpas-
sn1sar, c Gb7ey Hawkins, NJ Tn;tle NJ 8ea ksl,ey
Options. ! Grftl " Taylor smith, min Hal
+ ,@o n Daro~ Wal,e7 iscs.jy roeges, F-rral,
MS.tye H our o. Il London. Cehea w Grag General
tcs prmrbrev " Dorayan, Force, Gibson. T hnr1hsy,
Thompson Leacbrt HPsr Captain an brun'i Sh9S
r Tugu.so Can, " Hamilton Keadrics Carr, Nc
Ken j G WaMsr D W.rt w Nelson Gilbert Marsh,
e5Gr1 t M f1 W and c s cns, Miss Lee,
cart s,le George Mcaae. Roberts Mlad Lippncott
Ii "a I,' MeGrs,b warren Wann Brown. J
W gnrfarn Scher3n W Howe, w Hunter, Anderson,
q GayrsonA Guild Greeley, Earle J Fritz, hastings,
Read.eton, Jr Cap, Kllam, Capt BuTroush Capt Amy
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Died.

Al the Bay State House on the way Dry Creek, on
the Sd inst Mir Cyrus Weatherbee recently of Concord
Mass. OF cholera,
At Wilton Springs, the lst November Franklin T.
Philips aged so years formerly Of Wiilteet, Mass Of
cholera.
AT Salem Bar on the South Fork, on the lsi November
Elijah w. Serine OF Bridgeport, Conn cholera
On the Sd inst at Benecla of affection OF the br9ir
Of Huntington. L. l..
On the 27h ut at the Forks Of Yuba River George w
Hand aged 8 Years son Of eX.Adenan Hand Of Albany
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Howard, so, Kentucky choeTa JACOB sexton so are
4aTrhe" Dgaca do Gbaroe saunders @ do joseph
Pendleto8 y 90 MSAI4S dn Georoe Nnrl nnascer
f Sfa1 ~ eiuf Mo 40 cholera Bennett w Hughes
60 NO nel ne GoI q Wiii aiu III M do
oct GtG SIM smith A. unascer!ained Sydney h Shay,
81 n aov@ Az Mo Sarrh.s Jobn
Tearce, 80 Mo- cholera; VIM Barrett n T. choI1 a
Emanuel lay Portugal ch0ierai John ldylor, ~,
choera Frederick Foger Pa cho.era Geo brooEs' ~
Maine, diauhea; Dr.; Geo H. Mason, b. Ky cholera pa
vd Blair, C. choera James Moore Mo 6iafIhes; an
drew Squire, J. unasceTianed; He1meA Sioy, 81 TOM
MAGE. Mo- cholera - Carter, 40 choera Parrot, 50,
Cholera John NJ Mocross a. Illinois cholera; John Moore,
40 Ireland oscar Howe 90 N. Y; VIM. Fields. 80, NJ ,
MISS cholera Lew Wilson Tenn cholera; A G. Cooper,
Tenn cbolera John Hunter Mo cholera e. Wait Ohio,
cholera 8 ROOT Ohio chocra VIM. BerIram, Ohio chol-
era Joaquin Amn dsTTee ocno Msrce Vap
ISo minais CHOLERA: r Keang e. Missouri choera
G Meger p, Illinois diarrhea IL Corb, 10, diarrhea,
qhoeI9 YIN so[ma Mspced eSco cnSef cSosrs
RdeYay, b typhod fever John SHALLOW 20 N Y cho-
era Patrick Lynch 40 n T. chSleTa Henry 1t noer 49,
n. l. cnotea yon 'o hi N LIN TSoy1as' cb9era
q b1ab5 rna Wsdmer Mo- Cholera Mrs Carpenter Ore
goD, ch0era s. r. DUNLAP, henIucS{; cno'elt'
d 9rs@ Jon Sgnef G Wis choera Pdp Bowers
many cholera; Nathan K PaeTson limos G Gn3e5 az en-
Rober McNarmee ~ N Ghoera; HilaefoFq Pab ~
Mlssoufi " Green 10, Wisconsin, u DE- 90 W.
TomInson, "a MIcl GnSie5a yo,ia e. hec IJ;,ao
rlelos M '9 I ~ 80; % ~ cbo,or, +, w Kim
ba. a. New.York, cholera Nathan B. TAFT H. Michigan,
cil"iern Truman Fggleson So Ohio cholera; = Byrnes
20 ~ orr;a chTer.. Tr q VI Hale, 26 Tenn cholera
TO- OSoigda chUGa ho H. a. IoseDh Iorey NewZea
- N sIo. i'Na W,rn AZ 0bo cholera: i NJ Saya
iauu CuoIVi1 49, III Ii,o 90 f,bio cboiorn. Iohn
40 Pa, cholera John nuoe Zo GG, eo' 90 uicbi
Roaciford ~ IOWA cn4ieIa iiI NJ t hl NJ.
gan, cho!era Jenn atotss ~ ~, ooisTy, =, e. az
Hamet Wi.Go& II OTeg2' amuo5S =, a. Island f.
~ N cuoerhi T. L; ncou,, 81, ,11ea Io,n Ward
Mrs Amanda Kelley 81 oregon, cngledai 3o H.
so cholera stony ~, 10y o % % M cholera
! u
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sn.lO.OOO


rot quite half the amount of the grain products
Of New.York This is about the average OF Carroll
ma IDEAS
marshais to furnish the department with the iol-
lowing information additional to what was con
templated. 1t will be seen that it embraces
variety OF interesting matter: Plank roads IN USE
number of miles Turnpike roads Railroads
Canals in operation; Telegraph Ines Banking
Institutions, amount Of stock and per centages OIL
dividends Marine and Fire Insurance Co.'S 40
Life Insurance do do; la what year did settle
ment first occur; In what ear was the County
organized; OF what country were the first set
tiers natives; Names Of principal cities and villa
ges with date OF settlement
Mr.. SEWARD made brief but able speech TO-
day upon Patent Laws. in opposition 10 some
sweeping and injudciOus amendments pfop0seu
by that brilliant Senator, Mr.. TURNEY, OF len
nassee There is disposition to make some ct.
fciant amendments protective of the rights OF
natentees of a nature not likely TO Interfere with
those already guaranteed Senator DAVIS, OF MIS-
sissiDpl. has the matter in hand and with his
DspsI industry will doubtless effect something
beneficial, with the aid Of Mr. SEWARD, whose
extensive practice has given him profound
knowledge OF the Patent Laws and their opera
ton. The advocates Of cheap postage in the
House are, find, more numerous than has been
anticipated. There are those who would go for
one cent uniform rate The discussion upon the
bill is becoming interesting,
The LIND Concert of last evening was even
more brilliant than the first " The night Was
fair and the whole world were out The entire
personnel of the Government including Of course
the female department, were again present
Cheers were long aud loud for CLAY, the ffest
dent WEBSTER CRITrENDEN and tooIE, aS
they successfully entered the hall, and in dlnln-
uendo for Mr. c4ss. Gen SeorT was not P'esse "a
This cheering seemed to be the best part Oh the
entertainment for the galleries at the commence
n,enof the evening but the boisterous spirits o.
the vast tbroDg were hushed in breathless 81
eHce when the LisD burst forth with her r, melo,
diou5 warbings She sang much better than On
G tbe frs, night and believe satisfied the high
wrouebtexpe oftoe most enthusiastic
AT the close of Hail Columbia the LAST piece
the President and Mr. WEBSTER made nef pro-
found bows. Mr. WEBSTER who had JusE feEarneu
from dinner al Bodiscos and came IN late fepSs ~
inc bis acknowledgements three or foar times, %
Which Miss LIsD. in an embarrassed manner
made graceful courtesie.s. ,,r,r,p vox rwILLgR.
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r1IRTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS.


:, San Francisco, on 23 Sept BY Re- Mr. T9yl9
Mr. Wli nei Adams oil sydney, N, S Wales.
S d; By oS Rsy d a to s
~ SNGA Iasniirs OF Bnth. FneAnd
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
po,r NJ sim Eroncisco-Arri

A,bshps Abeira Elliott I'm EOrleans Gse tBrem)
e l5e is I'm Hamburg valparaiso 8 ds-i06 Passsrs barks
is R,ve schg Caolire Sterling 1873 DIS I'm Bamorej AGgoo-
:, Eoro 10 de- I'm Honolulu, Sandwich 1siuas
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NETWORK.
Total, bushels of grain. 100000
Total ....,.......SL8C6,87 5

Calling the grain 81 v bushel for the sake of
comparison, and we have 100000 for New.
York against $l7,o0O,00O in round numbers for
Carolina.
The amount Of cotton raised in South Carolina
in the same year was 8 100000 pounds. At 10
'01''' 49, Sl7OO00GO
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Cleared.
DisnStPr,

tisl. Tuca. Thompson vaparaso4 reassar Wood,
cI Sheridan Cornish China; bark Delphos, Curtis Manila. brig
MARY Holland Grammack vaparaoj sch Barr Holowel,
SandYch Islands.