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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03

Leather, and a
saFge ana magnificent stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
purchased direct from the manufaeturers thus saw
INK fhe Iobhers ten per cent profit, which will be
sold without regard 10 profit orloss.
5n word, Ladies and Gentlemen, call and ex-
anime Goods and prices and you win be satisfied
1his = The place
no bay Goods Cheap.
A. B. TAYLOR
Biychard g. Diekinson's Old Corner
Fremont, MAY Is, 1885,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AMI cOMpLAINI

No remedy that has been public as ever ee
Aay Gs certain and scEa IN correcting AL the incidental
AeSses and fSuLiies of the female BAW7S PULANO
NARY BALSA makes no difference whether The dersnee
nnent be suppression other sncdeaaI assait REG
ULATES ALL by strengthening system eqHatizf1 The c
cLatioH and sootnS and slatns NERVOUS fRRITHBMlTY
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03
Coughs and Consu1nptions,

This BALSAM heals and Ulcers In The Lzzs and else.
where Internally as certainly and easily the PuaIrxIro E
TRACT cures and heals ulcers aI This Balsa
cases OF Cough and Consumption after other RENE
dies have failed o 10 good
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03

such Medicine every respect; abundant proof
in great effected, that ONE BOTTLE Of
purifying, healing virtue and medical po than
tanned in FoaT BOt of any sarspaa any other medicine
that has been offered for sale. There proof
In pamphlets that by the of this great Indian Ps
they that DYING yet LIvE-they that
CRIPPLED WALK-they that SICK ScRoFULors
and otherwise diseased have been HEALEp and Cu1Ep
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03
G(l.I!y.!SETj.M'.I ..I!l'l.yI

In all Christanzed civilized eountriea caused laf
proportion OF deaths than any other Alady that acts The
any certain reasdyto stop devastation Of the destroyer
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03
Thousands Of Consumptions

and CTonte Coughs abundanty prove nailin1 eaey in
such diseases and its undoubed curative power snd sooe
Se9ng properties In the complaints and Diseases
Sds Night Soeats Nervous Complaints PaDation Of he Barf
ChotTa hantzz, Dysentey and SKINNER 0napIants in Cdre
and adults Asthma and zIE - - ~
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03

United states Reserve at Perrysburgh, un-
divided two thirds of the west half south east
quarter, 54 acres; and undivided two thirds
south west quarter
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03

rFlIIE choicest Liquors aud Wines for Medicinal
and Mechanicai purposes for sale al
BUoKLAND's.
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uomcoparh,- hrono- rhermaii-m.


ID ~ tfhtf W 10 tffohTs
D,cs Dr. GRAY mean g, qulbhlc whom he aludcs
10 powerful pamphlet from the German Of lishnemsnn.
cuuicj IAs Sptrri qt ne Ho~~TahT poet''ss' which
na man of 10 eid sAoo has attempted 20 answer This
would be small business for mAgnhceu, three JAILED
B..law suug n stse President " tremendous Acs
DENY Yet why The prosso cf the old school" thefsf
because nobody knows better han DR. Grsy. hs
~ Dickson mot the Old school IN his Falsces of The
Faculty m isiO completely used no the said doctrine Of
Hahucmann. referring 10 again IN later edition. sfss
jhis fashon
"On the publication II the hrst edition. " This wo,N he
pmcopathss accused at not sndevsIrdHg their prin
cfp.ss Nv answer hat that hal NJ lesst reat
their own BOOKS and Is was such fool no, to be abb"
understand their vnungs they were greater fools not IN
wulr more inielAglbiy.
Yo4r tr- ~ nean.hs paties nofe ihsn .sns'
Suce Tie puhlcsron OF he second edition, fhsy hsss
changed their tune aud have borrowed from Lshne
mann To which reply Rich men seldom borrow and
-cai ID he HOmehpaihisfs VII be- go good a. Ia
Pot iu print DO Instances IN which have neg eced 10 80
t1ow gc any thing havo borrowed from them of cthers
vii very much thsnA them for reminding me Of what 10
1glf"
That was poser; srd there tho nlaler ended
Bur why in .'igmsusine vomiting. purgns sluresso.
un of o sen.os &c sc"ss revolutionary yolcn. Pro
.,res doe, Or TRAY omit bio odlengi l. because he
.s.l previously announced ia hts Ho-oTaAS ETa~ss.
M he had discovered that that very process too "reyom
uoulry ard yiolcui'l Homeopathic remedy Add
,,hsl. ue Influence II Mcsner.m ~hich he himself sane
.ious and uses, but stupe;acuon OF he seases"
Lla a. 1850 WIN TURNER, ND.
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Refsrm-New-Yerk Jadicial Asts TO se test
ed-Miss eastman, Sc.

co0,-go-Aess q Ia Trs-as h-l''s's. freo. JsA 70
Since my lsss letter the majority OF the Com.
ui,,ee IN the Legislators, appointed by the House
/ OF Delegates on the subject ol Reform Conven
non. have rer,t,ed in favor q taking the sense q
the people on the subject Al the election hr Gov
ernor next October should a msrOCity Of the peo-
pie be N favor Of a Convention. the GoYernsr Is 70
order a. election II Delegates ~ CoaVentso' ~
I be he'd. Nc The Committee have, how -i. re
! rorted m favor at each Coansy snd BslcDo Clty
being represented IN said Coaven.On BY the same
| number % delegates thar each a now entitled to
IN members OF the Legislature This will give
| the small COUNTIES their usual prepNnderance. and
knowing that they csn defeat by this means. any
effort - o6tsia representation more in accord
snce with The population. the btl vii no doubt be
permitted "a pass
The Locos are very snxsoas 70 obtain rceru
tha, viii admit Of the election Of Judges. Clerks.
aud az other officers OF the State, BY the people.
snd m this they are sustained by large number n
Wh-s Whether Or not = Convention called in the
manner proposed Will grant such reogm is very
hard 70 determine. but think II hardly possible
\ bill mas been introduced into the House ~ eles-t
the Sccrctar % state BY the people. he Is now
appointed b, the Governor
Resolutions you may have observed. have been
iniHciaeed by Mr. Csasin, ,lcvmerly Member ~
Congress trOm the First District authorizing the
Attorney General II Msry and 20 test the consti,u
,,onalty Of the Interference Of the authorities Of
NcVV York in the OF Fugitive slaves the
case 81 Mr. Lee Of Frederick County Md WIN had
MS slave arrested IN New lOrk Gin. where he was
discharged by an Alderman. The Attorney Gen
era : authorized 20 carry the question % the Sa
pe1or Cour, vt New-lork. and II necessary. % the
supreme Court of the United States. Nc Lee ls
also % be paid by the State the expenses Incurred
by HIM IN arrestng the slave. SC. The Houss
adopted the resolutions. and they will duub, h~
passed by the Senate Thus. YOU New Workers
vii have practical display OF the despcrateness
~ the SlsveOCrscy Of the South. The wholesale
sbscundins Of slaves from Maryland has made the
slave owners halt frantic. and YOU may ~ prepared
or desperate measures The present Legislature
viii probably De more severe On the poor negroes
10Th gee and slaves that oi any other period.
with what benefit remains ~ bo seen.
Miss Cnshman. who intended 10 have treated our
citizens D. her readings of shakespeare has much
Disappointed them by pOstFonIug her appearance
uati. after her return from the South.
The weather Is most horrid wet and dsagrses
bic and every thing psrtakes OF the duIlness Il cc
casonS. l,Go
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% the 18Th All i0i within oae Of a. election ca
the ,ith.
\ motion 70 sdlourn was ne -stlvei when NJ
SrA>Lr moved the postQoaement %. the inTthc
u-'-eei.n-s gstll % morrow and this was followed
By motions 70 adjourn uat.l the House was wearcd
0l;
The senate Is nci 10 session to-day Mr. F0oIh
propose. 70 shake the Jaion terribly bit noi quite
. Dissolve d. on Monday next And the House
hly.l- -lt 0yeg the elec,.0u struggles which havs
catlued ;0r seven weeks, Is preparing % 20 .
work with a resolfe purpose "a redeem 10 Teputa
ton from the SANDERS which have been cast on r.
Sessions OF SIX DAYS 10 seven. and SIX hours day
may be received as a pretty far e ilIva.ent ~
eight dollars day. As - the lost time since the
commencement Of the session. there Is 10 hope o.
e redemption anti near The close Of the session.
when something NAY be done towards 70.
IPSfION
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WHOLE NO. 2,33.
SONNET.

~i'NNEAf
>ssges;ed isvias ,sls fsfu-r. = ~ ta'A e co.
Ssr-lrtr3 'o.siitr.
Do the Dead view Is. n our daily rounds
Io they regard "a from their homes above
Gazing upon IS with their ewes o, love.
And listening calmly - our voices sounds
do they resre, when passion nils oar sous.
or pride or weakness tempts ou- fee; Astray
DO they re Dice when love the heart controls.
And peace and Kindness brver round our way
-Lamen'ed Parent thnou-h yon opening cloud.
Is L thy wei remembered ACE I see
Al be the bending heavens in pity bowed
That usv deem myself vet nearer thee
I. j. thy ,orn-tis thy paternal hsni
Thus beck ming 70 me from The Better LSnd
Nl-fs fsf 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

RHODE ISLAND WIG STATE CONVENTION
The Wings Of Rhode Island held State Conven
ton at Providence on the 18th inst. which was
pretty generally attended by Delegates from al
psrts OF the State and nominated their old ticket OF
general officers for reelection, consisting Of HFSRr
h ANTHONY Of Providence, for Governor THOMAS
WHPrIY. of Coventry for LieutensntGovenor
CHRISTOPHER F. ROBBINS, Of Providence for Sec
rotary OF state JosEPH NJ BLAKE, OF Bristol, tor
A',orae, General and SrrrHES CAHooNF, Of
Newport for General Treasurer.
The officers Of The Convention were Hon HENRY
y. CR,NsroN, OF Newport, Chairman, and William
Il Cranston. 0; Newport and Wingate Haye. Of
Providence, Secretaries
The following named gentlemen were elected a
Wins State Convention for the ensuing year Hen
~ y Cranston, Christopher q. Perry, Richard
sherman Charles Randall Wm. 5 Pstten, James
T Rhodes Thomas Stead. James F simmons
Allen c. Mathew son James B. NJ Potter. Oren \.
Balou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

What will brother Cass do for his next bio-ra
phcr this las, biography booked brovp his pros
pect Tor another looks blue Hsighol Ne are all
accountable critters
Yesterday was grand day at Georgetown.-
Every Tuesday the Sisters OF Georgetown Con
ven, throw open their doors tyr those who obtain
permits one party OF twelve or thirteen, most.y
made up OF New Workers. visited the Convent, the
Jesuit College. &c Yesterday. Among them was
distinguished General mp the Hudson. and his
beautiful daughter a beautiful bride with her other
haf from Brooklyn sc. g..
There are various other matters that want 10
talk about, bat these must suffice Tor tonight |
feel sleepy aud must 20 u bed
Thine O'BRIEN SNOW
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The Boston Mystery.

BALTIMORE. Saturday, Jan. l9-l2 VI.
The southern Mail due last evening. came TO
hand his evening The Ner OyieanT Delta publishes an
Anonymous ettef dated Washington Texas in which the
writer savs that Dr. Webster 10 innocent he himself IL the
unity one and Is hs way 10 California
The ecer IL regularly posnArked ana sddressel " .ne
mn, sud bear, he signature OF Oronoke" Ii 10 written
o. coarse paper and quite erae IN its style The hd
tor, fhiuk thai Il IL not hoax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

NJ ArLIsA HALL. Of Tennessee, who has &C
cunjsd the post Of Register, has been appointed
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury.
regret TO state that the Hon JOBS c CALHoIs
i. ooufned to his room seriously indisposed. He
9ss attacked with pneumonia On w ednesdsy nishi
.ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

vea.ence from An early w.thdrs~a from ihe Patent
Fund from taat .1urce Congress- determine %
0.fer = so lars- s'sl. need be sntic'pate' oar
W. IL 3, De award ID 10 morrow s. much the be-
Ter ior Gs and orr race
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

,as sEwrokk DhlLr , IEisUSs Is rTsbi'HED
a, The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City Hail.
,od delivered to ciy Subscriber. for cents per WEEK
o. - ,~o.ihs o. a wear al the sane rate slnSe copies
1scsnts Nal sabscf.n7s Five Dollars per alnuIn- l
l,.ee subsrd ptOus taken for months FOf taf-e
s@i.sl 81 Three Dollars IL advance required 10 a. eH
n1s~ss with COgDtry Newspapers Daily papers receTe'
80 ofce wh0se teyls are higher thar nose OF lie
1s;Sgpe are not a! isSed any difference
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CoxNEcrlcvr-Th Wing State Convention in
this State will be held at New Haven on Wednes
day, Feb %.
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f7rs.1tor
Genera Ministry q Tie supreme Government
~ TIE STATE Of Honduras
~ 2 wa


GovTENNLSr HOUsE. TEsUCTSALPs- Oct 2, 1873
T. ne Poii'icaI Ciief o. he DsTslyt-enfaf
Tre President WnOm Fesiod nc Ekecuuve Power
" he SiAe % H0ndgTas luasmGch A. % ae btn sep
erber az here d4y rs.ted between CON pany -
Norrl America and tfe Government - Nicara-
zra contract fer tae corsrrlcr0n q Cana N LIS
t.tlnius tie CORRIDOR ncnr1f ~ nsLsnf 20 remove
lear re- he Ard % + gr. situated 10 r5s hest posi-
IN r1r Bsy u F0nsecs. should become occupied By
sor- foreign ant iniucs power, which might pso- A.
Do entirely prevent the beneas q. te grea, work cpn
en- 5.aiec. s1c % Ess4e = .l-ure hs ntegry ard z
.e-.userce q ne territory q Hocdlrs-. and ne soTe
rs-y n IN tae SAD sal1 % Tyre, Las dscrr
e. iolows
AL The Government u H1ni1rAs cedes 70 he Gov
e--reut q lie rfsd states 4 1r Ar~rca f -slte-u
monks -pckonef from he pubics-o1 u ms cecf. VIII
u which me, Htlch c-rOt - ertelded la y e1rr7L
he -a-.fcai.or amendment Or cols1 ora r. rcp- q
.s1era az-ee-nr Er- ll ~ Cy 81 Lec1 e Ncarsgl1
5r ,e -sh September az, by - FsniPo'e'a-s q ofn
Az Ia ccn.ecuercr q re preceding cesson, ard By
-a r he p--seu h genera po-2e c agent "
e rr-sa S,sfes rssldsn Ceufra An-rc4. Or whoever
~ r-rr.sent lia NAV axe Inedaie possession he
- IA - CCvs--ru-ui u he sd salt, s1c ADOPT
ever ssurez x may deem eEF-c- ui 70 secure iae % eci
:, --rsss,i 10 lie preamble q LIS decree
Az Soue Of TIE foregoing ur-cles st.l a--sr tn
par lie present 40 fesglloas esAo1shed Il lie
e. s.srd q gre.
Al The present decree snal BE printed and circn-
sfeS Il tbe Territory % Horc-rHs ADJ stsl b. made
NON % NJ otLrr GOFrrunents Of Cenrl America snd
b ne 1ipionA-c agents and ioreign COusus residen,
her-in
GivsH IN Tegse.gslps, a. he Government House this
sh Oct 1873 JuAs LIMBO.
To Sercr Dor Mara Aoncsda
TIE vhcn coUmupicafs 10 Fou fog yOGr luformsnon
and government trusting VOC vii sdvise 81 10 rscept
j. AARIA AoScADA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

Journal oF PR0GREss. Such Is the nte OF 4
small cheap Weekly wach sspres 10 BE- ne orgsn Of he
Working asses s3d their pilot through Ire SOciA and II
das,rA rHnsiornArons for which As word e vsbly pre-
parne l, has already reached is ogr;eenih numbers
rare longevity Tor Reform )ouruA-snd tas, has
good share Of PeeuriAry vel men,A Stamina lis
Ei.ior and Publisher Nj W WHITLEY, has The vsius
bic eushry Of Pertect fsaTessness saying whatever be
links night without regard consequences Some Of hs
opinions deer widely from oars ard be puts sentiments
into the mouths Of hs eoempOrHres in series Of suPPo
situous CONVERSIONS which hey vOCh ssseu 10
THIS berish bu, the lees wsh 70 hs
srdacss undertaking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21
speculative Movement In Coffee.

NEw-ORLEANs, Tuesday Jan. Is.
There has been a speculative movement IN Rio
CogyEE and about AO00 bsgs changed hands al III &c
: now held higher Saes Of WHISKY making al &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

HUNGArIANS ENFEoTED.-A party Of thirty SIX
Hungarian Exiles from Comorn headed by DR..
T-r, sailed from Glasgow for this port in the ship
Moun,siewaFt Elphinstone on the 9Th glt and
may now bS hourly expected Accommodations
have been provided Tor them by the Citizens Com
uittee ormed on the arrival OF Gov. Ujhary and
party snd we understand that General Meeting
Of Citizens Interested In the fate Of Haucagy snd
her exilsd patriots VIII take place directly after
their arrival Letters from Glasgow, as Vel as
the journals Of that city, express the Wsrmesi ad-
mirsticn Of the character and department. OF these
cxies. A generous subscription was raised in TIA,
city 10 dcirsy the cost q their comfortabls convey
slce u TINS country
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no RAILROAD COMPANIES AND con-
"a ne y,rd 50 DO 7.xt Raj DO DO do % DO second kand
Pek Ares, 30 DO 90 cr0wbss; - 90 90 Aal,fees 10 20
,srcb.ssss By uls 81 PzfTH 4 kANe, - Soszkss
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LARGE PAPER FOl. THE t')L - IL 4 - pm
ssr,, saturday Morning at me- 0w prce Ot ~ per
.sSsm 10 advance Eish eppss ioI ~ ~, o. ,ss eg,,ss
p"d a. time FOR which 70 is pad.
iSe,fs elaens for his sheet VIII BE- charged - cent?
-, Hne each Insertion.
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ship News

NEW. ORLEANS, Jan l2-Ar schr Gen Chnch and barb
( 1nwaV from
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ga.,ness Sotices-i1s cents per Inc, each merton
leuernI Notices.-SiR lines or -. each lnseft0n
$500. over ~ shi ines csuis per me eAcn DAY.
General Advertisements Dh-L.se 80. 80.
- sarh iosert.On y cent? eight mes Genus
~ ire each DAY. .. * ,e,ts
r0TTslDE-Eght lines res each useIne.' - - ~,
,rsf ghi lines. cents per Ane Per cay " "
~ per month 49,, and M4sEi,.Fs
Kflfci0us and TEsPEsANct NoIDhs ~ 100 Wi
"a FUSEnAL INVITATIONS, BOT e~o'e'''s ~
= iusertad Tor u cents. ., -. eved 30 III
LEGAL Advertisements-A he fa''' "A'' - A'
Inserted in this paper appear bo'n IL
uoulug and Evening EdllOns
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Important from Honduras - quier's Treaty


We have been favored by Capt N.ckerson, Of
the brg september. with a copy Of a proclamation
,I,ued by the Governor OF Honduras containing the
important treaty negotiated by Mr.. Squier, Tor the
c,ss.on OF Ticre island. Of which we publish a
translation Tho treaty was concluded By Mr.
: luIer without instructions from our Government,
and the act may have been Al InJadicous one. But
W think that when all the facts IN the case are
10 U.s. Known. any lHdiscret.on which our represeD-
rariye may have committed vii be attributed 20 a
jealous desire ~ promote the interests OF BIS cOun
~ under circumsts noes when little stretch OF al-
tl1rry was parfonaole. There 5 no doubt that the
treaty. was negotiated under the belief that the
Bdtsh Government had determined 70 take
possess on Of the island. and with the knowle ledge
that Il this design was 10 be frustrated. no time
vas 70 be- i0st 10 commune atIug with the Govern
aent Of the United States IL VII be seen that the
cession was Professionally made. and Is, Of course,
not fully completed until tie treaty IS ratified BY Tie
senate
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THE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
Rar Europenn Circulation,
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE

,g.,o Pace "a cents per copy 81 per year pos'al
reluded. - ,,~ru r,,p,r,r
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callfornin, Oregon, and the Sanh"I'h I"I""u",
y bu,bed on the departure Of ooch Mai Steamer ioi
f,sg.es Proc 6, cents per copy.
Ch~e''' GREELEY q McELRATH. Publishers.
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,rt,r: sEn1I-WEEKLY TRIDUNE
x--x,y-voRY WEEKLY TRIBUNE

~. ,.,r.ied ever Ws6nesGoy ard s9'wf9F morning
. - a. Ger snnum Two copies iof "
nc. yi.e1oenfs cents d line each insertion
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SESATE...ALsaSY. ssrurdsy, jan -
Mes.-s Cfo.s aid sr.~To~ were named a. Adf4,i9n1
,aert.r. III he C0nlra.ree 20 whom vas referred -
Code.
REFosTS.
p M MrtTr bill 70 provide l1r ne elgcal4' % iie
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments By the President,

BIZ and tcih TIE ddrce ard consent Of the Senate
Amor LAwRsNcE, to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotensry Of the United States OF Amsfcs
Ireland.
BATLiE PEYTos, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Mins-
Plenipoensry Of the United States OF America to NO
Republic of Chill -
dEoReE MARSH to be Minister Resident OF the United
States OF America at Constsndnople.
Isaac hewitt STEELE, 20 be Charge 1Afaires q Tho
United stses To the Republic OF Venezuela
julius C KRErscHaAR, 10 be Consul OF the United
States Of America for the Port OF Nassau In the issad OF
New Providence. -. d.
HENRY NoRRIs to be Consul OF the United States OF
America for the Port OF Para, In Brazil -
NICHOLAS MCCLURE TO be Consul or the United states
for the Port OF Acspulco In Mexico
JONI B. DAVIS TO be Secretary OF the Legation OF me
United States near her Britannia Majesty.
JESSE b. HOLMAN, 10 be Secretary OF inc Leeauoa OF
the United States al Santiago de Chill
WILLIS n. GIBSON, TO be Marshal OF me ouiIed otascs
for the Nor bern District OF Alabama
EDWARD WILLIAM JoHssros, 10 be secretary ID me
BOARD of Comrniss oners on Mexican Claims
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Thinxa I'm Philadetphs.
Correspondence Of The Tubcne.


PHILADELPHIA, Tfursday Inn. >, -
There Is not the slightest doubt that The s,..,~'
Mountaineer," wrecked yesterday mornios Mn
b, total oss. Several vessels visited her vs.,.-
day. Hoh OF the passengers and crew, and sue
ceeded II saving some Of her most valuable saru.
ture. They STATE that the NJ. is going to piecss
very fast. She Nes owned by the Messrs. Heybold
Of Delaware. and valued at $4,000 the los, or
which Will probably fall upon the New.Yosk Com.
pany, who chartered Der.
-Four youngsters whose ages vary from to II
years, were sent to the House OF Refuge this morn.
lag. for breaking into the residence Of Rev. Ri
chsrd Newton on Saturday afternoon last, and car.
rying of plumber TO the amoaat OF about fifty dol
lars. We have some precocious children ia this
city.
Samuel s. Henderson, Esq. respectable NOM
Der of the Bar died very suddenly At bis late sesi
denee in this city this morning. MI. H. was IN the
prime of life. and in the street yesterday at.
tending TO bis business
Dennis Lammont, of Kensington, conspicuous
politician died last night al his residence, In that
District, of paralysis. Mr.. L. was q Delegate 70
the late Wiliamsport Convention.
The CorToS market 10 very quiet as buyers and sellers
limited ard only 5aeOO barrels have 6-en taken % lsi
4 barrel for standard brands and IS - for good Lancss
he range Of IS 2sS5 g, r co@mon snd extra e-ssds
RYE FLOUR In limited request We qaoss al se s7h eS
Com MEAL has declined ~ cents y barrel Sales Of "a
500 barrels al 81 67i GRAlS-There air demand for
WHEAT and prices are stationary saes 5000 bush ksd
ct 81 9OGl u ard White at al 9Gl 80 p oushsl No
sales OF Rvs Com has slightly advanced sses OF Yol
low cents, and White al 90 cents Oars stea
dy Sales Of 5000 bushels prime Pennsyvsia a. Si eens
per bushe. There Is Q good demand for No OuEgci'
IRON BARK al $50 y tnn Several lon o. spsnis, on
Bark sold At Sl3d IS and Chestnut ct $40 cord WIS
KY sfrmer Sales In both bids and bbs al 81 eents
SAILS Oh srocKs-Ff,.t BoardIlo Norns1o sns Xxx,
81 10 Manufacturers ant Mechanics Bank SCI 500 State
So eerhestesl s5 s5l do IS 50 do s5t $500 do so
do So $500 1854 5000 Texas Registered
Notes. IA Commercial Bank, 59li 10 North America
Bank, ISL.
Second Bodrd-l0 Msnufsc and Mech Bk 81 3 zoe
State g. IS, lol; Penn RR 4ii; 500 6s 6s, ll5f;
$500 DO, 81, llbi $500 Wilmington RR 6a Oh; 400 Ssse
5S 95l; $4,000 DO, So; 5000 do, ssl.