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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
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mo. OIL
AN ACT to amend an act entitled can act TO Gre
ate lien in favor of Mechanics and Others in
certain cases." passed March II, 1s43,
i Sec /. BE IL enacted By the General As.
sem6ly Of the Stale Of Ohio, Thai any per-
son or persons, who now hold or shall here.
after hold lien, under the above recited act,
may, in addition 10 the remedy therein pro.
vioed for, proceed by petition in chancery,
as in other cases Of liens, against the owner
or owners Of, and all other persons interest
ed, either as lien holders, or otherwise, in
any such boat, vessel, or other wafer craft,
or house, mill, mandatory or other build
ing or appunenance, in the first section Of
said act mentioned, and the LOT OF lois Of
land on which the same shall stand, and OBJ
tain such final decree therein for The rent or
sale thereof, as justice and equity may re-
quire, anything in said act TO the contrary
notwithstanding. stt.o----- -----'.a6 -
az JOHN F. MORSE, a'
Speaker Of the House of Reps.
10. CHARLES C. CONVERS,
,- -..S. Speaker OF the Senate.
March. 25, 1851. p. -~-~ ,-----.7'.
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T'' JOtIIV +. NURSE, w
\ Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
\ CHARLES C. CONVERS.
Speaker Of the Senate.
slMarch 20, 1851. N aTAEJYnosGI III
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The American frgate ST. Lawrence arrived at this
port last light, fory.two days from Lisbon She left
this pert about six months ago with the American
ributons for the Worlds Fair. After her splendid
ception at Southampton. and failing to obtain the
mains of Commodore Paul Jones she proceeded to Lis
bon, thence home.
Annexed is a list of her officers
Joshua r. Sands, CO mmander.
Chas. Boggs first Lieutenant Il. G. Par-ott second
do; b. Avery. third dol G. Ii. Preblo fourth do; f. n
Duer. fifth do.
LB Hunter Surgeon; James L. Harrison, Assistant dos
=. p. Todd. Purser
r. &. Caldwell fret Lieutenant marines.
B. ". West, Master
A. f. Monroe Passed Midshipman; J. G. Sproslon MID
shirman; X. Breese, do; j. r. Fy6e do WI. Gassel,
dos j. Bruce, do. ii Wilson, do; II. Erben, do.
G. 8. Livingston, Captains Clerk,
j. Todd Purser's Clerk
J Boles, Boatswsin.
VIM. Arnold, Gunner.
Daniel Jones, Carpenter.
Robt. Hunter, Sailmakcr.
General f. Santor atache to the Portuguese Embassy
at Washington, came passenger in the st. Lawrence
Capt Sands brings home the ratified treaty between
the United States government and Portugal.
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MON EY MARK EFT.
MONDAY, Augu,t Hap,

MONDAY, August 11-sPM
We have very little change TO report in the stock
ke' 10 Day Prices pretty well sustained and br
was an active demand for all the leading railroad ecur
u's Morris Canal and Long Island have been brougb,
out IN larger quantities than usual without having a.
pressing influence on prices. Norwich Erie Harlem
ana Reading Railroads, have been operated in ex.
enH'ev on time but the opening prices were hardly
man'@n'd' Portsmouth Dry Dock and New Jersey
Mining Company have advanced n fraction Tbsre are
present few buyers sellers Of this class Of .t,cks
burng period Of speculative excitement. the Low
p''ceo STOCKS are great favortes with operators; hut
uufpg dull heavy state Of the market they are usu
a'y more depressed than any others Tho money mar
NY ooes not perceptiby improve. The banks promise
'ey Mite and generally fail TO perform even that
In the street the rates Of interest range v,rv bgb
ana TOE best business paper snost cannot be neros
Yea under three quarters per cent a month. while
money Is 40 valuable for legitimate commercial pur-
Peses We can hardly expect fancy stocks to advance
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Last night there was very large audience present,
notwithstanding the lowering aspect Of the heavens 10
witness the Representation Of Don Pssquae," whsh
has been anticipated for time by the lovers Of
music. II admirably executed, aud Bosio salvi
Bndiali and Narni, exertei their talents in most
happy manner TO produce effect, which was sppre
ciated by sdmiring audience We have seldom seen
audience pleased than this occasion AMI the
repetition Of the opera to night will b. to
draw another crowded house for the merits o. the per-
foance of night will be the theme q musical cir
cIes for sone time 10 coue Castle Garden this evening
az during the day will BE- devoted 10 the grand Mar
shal Jubilee end. arrangements have been made for
The crrafort 81 every vter doubt thousands will be
glad 70 BE- present AZ an entertsnm, Mt magnificent
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Arrival Of the Arctic-FOur Days Later from
Europe.

The Collins steamship Arctic, after very short
passage, arrived at this port yesterday morning
We publish all the interesting news which can be
cleaned from our files of European papers, which
have four days later dates than those before re-
eeived, and also, telegraphic despatch received
1T Liverpool as the steamship left her moorings.
The news is not of much importance. Cotton has
advanced about one-eighth of penny on the pound
The state of the money market in London and
Paris is worthy Of observation TO those who deal in
exchange.
The political ne VS. is such prepared
for by the preceding arrival from Europe. The
Creton prop osition has been rejected in the Legis
lstive Assembly of France, and The proposed disco
luton Of the sson really to take place the
tenth instant, and to continue till November next
What events may take place in the sntime to
change the character of the Assembly by the
period of its next session, will be interesting
studies Doubtless, many attempts will be made
TO strengthen the re- action in some minds az inst
the republic.
In England, the session Of Parliament, also was
10 be terminated on the sth inst. The Jewish dis
abilities que stion has been before Parliament but
the decision was, as heretofore, against both Mr..
salomons and Baron Rothschild.
There are rumors from Spain that Mazlini, or his
friends, have been attempting to create 4 revolu-
honary feeling in that country. We eau scarcely
believe that Maz1ni is engaged in any such work
the restoration Of Italy from her enemies; aud the
absurd reports Of this kind must be well known to
those who couple his name with them. The op-
pressors Of Italy detest him for HE republican prin
tnles
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picked mp and taken to the Eleventh ward station
heuse They consist Il cloth cap snuff colored psnts,
and clsret coored coat.
BopEs Forrp.-rhree bodies have been recovered from
the wreck Of the schooner Ellen down the night
the oath I July by the steamer south America. which
have been identified those Of Capt Barker Of East
Chester Henry Clay Barker Of Brooklyn aged ten years
and Martin HVlley Of East Chester.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
Hsw Vera, Tuesday, August Is, 1891.
TelegraphSc summary.

Our telegraphic intelligence gives information of
another murder, perpetrated about two years ago,
~ lie believed, In Vermont. The examination of
CSokson, Ia Rhode Island, for the murder OF his
rife. has also commenced, Certainly, never have
The columns of the public journals teemed with SO
many accounts of murder as now. Are these horrl-
he crimes increased by the agitation Of the ques-
tion of abolition of capital punishment
We have intelligence from Cienfuegos, Cuba,
three days later than before received, which reports
all quiet hat pl& and vicinity.
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Malls for California.

The steamship Georgia. Capt Porter, win leave this
port at O'Clock afternoon for Chsgres Her
mails will close two O'Clock The WEEKLY HERALD vii,
be published at 10 O'Clock to. morrow morning
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Tshuastspso and Coatsscualcoss route, or those
Nicarsgus mysteries and high sounding treaties
or the Panama route, with miasma and sickness,
which, thus far, have resulted in but perplex-
ties, vexations, and loss of time and money Is
the Atrato, also, mere photographic enterprise :
Can the work be done VIII it be doael VIII it
dol VIII 1t payl We pause for the answers to
these questions
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n ails for Europe.

The American mail steamship Washington will leave
this port at o'clock this afternoon for Southampton
Her maih will close at O'Clock. The British mai
steamship Niagara will leave to morrow for Liver
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Supervisor Of the Twelfth ward in the chair.
Arc 1.-THE Board met at the sual hour and hav.
ing passed few bills and received and referred
half dozen petitions for relief from tax adjourned to
Thursday next, ut four o'clock
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standardization Of the Wall street journals,
Of the Robert Macare stripe, publishes letter from
Orange Key, Bahama BInks, setting forth that two
small tteambOats, from New Orleans, with from
1000 to 200 men on board, had anchored some.
where in that neighborbood, on their way 10 tho
conquest Of Cuba. This is important, il true; aud,
If not true, IL is somewhat curious. Supposng the
letter to be Slievegammon document, Il il curisus
that organ striving for the favor Of the admins.
iration should thus encourage the fiibp'ipos. The
ptslIigsrcc is very much in want Of confirmation.
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Fever and Agus.-wynkonp,s E,tsrmIna.-

VIA ~ nov fs 70 cure this dis' Also, Extract o.
VIC Lofty. DocR bandelion. and sar.aptrta. These
are higi " emmended ~ the following
hennif aud dottars, Chiffon Kent rlsm
inK Hrmhert and Others Cenuins In biac
giats bottles Office I2s Fulton street, sun build NJ
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frequently 10 alludt 90 The uranxs Flower Ioon tho
tlnpny We feel for those who
~ ~ hhsy viii only give IL fair Iisl All who arc sue-
ng W NJ unpleasant srup'ions rmple frccklos sunburn
Ne VIII most certainly End IL excellent remedy will
always keep IL by them n they once Il ther Tod
Iette. Sold by Ruthton. Clark 4 Co. $3.50
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sysem Of practical book keeping will qualify gem
tlemen for keeping of books double entry
mercantile ereis the United s
He hour his profession
purpose The learner practise his residence
heretofore More than four thousand gentlemen have
qualified by him. The subject Intimately
with the law Of commerce Of the United States
J. ARLINGTON BENNETT,
Counsellor 1t Law, &C., 1856 Fulton street.
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There no excuse Tor any one. matter how moor 20
,emes ron tpyspepss when 80 eneetual and prompt
sur. VIC worst forms OF psa and viii
70 az VINO viii use tits medicine according % drsc-
ions he price Is but hty cents bottle aud u eau b,
procured Wholesale retail at the propr dSpo No
l22 Fulton street near Nassau street wv -'V'
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TIE GRAND MARSHAL JUBILEE At CASTLE
GARDEN Everybody who desires to be present at
the greatest festival Of Its kind on record will visit
Castle Garden sometime to-day, or during the even
ing. Arrangements have been made for every ones
comfort, and the entertainment peaks for ITSELF by
the monster programme. Bettni, 1t is taid, will
rIrg from "Robcrt Devereaux," in addition to APP
Fearing in another opera and Salyi, Lorini, Bosio,
and the Others will all appear to advantage after
2o'clOck. The doors will open at : o'clock this
morning, 20 that Vsiters may select good seats be-
fore the performance. This is well.
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only article known 70 ebsmistry which will essetuay
move every Vestge ofthoso odous dgurens the skin
which appear in the shape Of tan pin Piles frseke
hurn, oruptions-eaving the shin from spot blsh
fcund only ate Waller street Broadway; Calsnier
~ South Third street, Philadelphia
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THE OXFORD BANK CAsE.-THE DECISION or
JrsTIcE MorSTFoRT TO HeLD THE DEFENDANT
TO RAu..-lt will be seen by reference 70 another
column, that Justice Mountfort gave his decision
JcsterdGy, In the oxford Bank case, in which Miles
a. Bradley, Of Cincinnati, was charged with OBJ
tanning money by false pretsnces, from Robert
Barber, Of -. Louis. The decision is to hold Mr.
Bradley to bail in the sum Of $1,000, and Mr.. Bar
Der in the Of $1,000, to testify. Il will also
be seen that the Justice deals out some bits at
others" The case has been removed, by ooti0
rdyi, before the Supreme Court
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fools call cureall until Trey understand what
nervne really is Brace the nerves to proper pitch,
and all diseases retire MOI
viii restore the worst Of all diseases ehores and
commissions, Immediately. lO2 Nassau street.
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greatest srfection nc Batcheior wall street His w~p
are unequal for natural appearance and suraty. HB
tair DE 90 favornby known I, needs comment 10
Gan be procured also from AL ~. Ds's and Perfumers
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Verts red gray hair black brown Poudre Subtitle
uproots hair from part o. the body Liquid Rouge
pale checks and lips Lily White and Hair Restorafve
Tound only at Dr Goursnds old established DEPOT at No
% walker street, near Broadway.
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Booty, Beauty, ana UtlI,tx, ). the mot,

BROOKss New York Boot and shoe Emporium $50 Full
ION street. We advise s who in Of good hand
some and fashionable Boots Shoes CATERS Sc drop in
this we'll stocked establishment where thing
feet to be had that be dreamed Of elegantly shaped
fashionable and durable ~ prices exoeedngig low. Re-
member the number 100 Fulton street.
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Wood, Halter. 572 Broadway, Will Intrc.
duce the Fall style Of Gentlernens Hats
| Of August. JAS. s. WOOD, NibIos Garden,
572 Broadway.
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kc1be subscriber respectfully calls the attention of par
ties somethng truly elegant TO his styles
OF Bridal Cards Envelopes ia the latest Ever
DEL Broadway, of Duane Branch Office II
Wall street. ' ~
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Gournud,s I.aIlan Med,ested soan Is tn.

SAID friend The other day to gentleman he had
for some time At the Boo makss Uni0u ~ Nassau street
he replied Call and get pair; yoail regret IL.
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81 Dr. Rogers Syrup OF Ltverwort, vav and ,
oanehssas the treat remedy for Cossbs Colds Insgen
s s o consumption; Depot A. l.. SCOVILL co
soy % fnee In large bottles, 81 or three botes
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Green rurtIc.-Festiva, soup,-rhe Sub.

sriber would respectfully inform those sting Castle Gar
den during the day and evening that he ia with
full supply Of Green Turtle Soft Crab Lobster and Chicken
Salads, &c. &c. p N. BAYARD.
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Combs.-LadIes are respectfully invited to.
call and eIanne the subscriber assortment Nhs above
bsysnd all doubt the fnett Ia the city.
a. b J. SAUNDERS. SV Broadway,
Between White and walker street,.
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q. SauRders' Metallic Tablet Rasor strop,,
h Oldest and most approved article in having
subscr ibers, Wholesale and retsil.
q. sAUNDEEsS SON. I1 and ss7 Broadway.
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Travelling Dressing Cases, the most prota-
b and At the came time the most complete article yes
manufactured, having requisite
let, for sale By q. SAUNDERS n son,
1H and $50 Broadway.
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-
ment (pyate entrance l3 Crosby street, Restaurant
Oyster Balloon. Every decacy Of the
the best French and American cooks. Also. few fur
nished rooms to let.
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man out in respectable suit, consisting Of black
froek tatin vest fancy cashmere equal
at the Opera Also the oost Corner
Of Nassau and Beekman streets. LEVI 4 RECAN.
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Fashionable tlemen's Fur
tsement next page.
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To Capitallsis.-A party having $4,000,
TSyns the same BY addressing ~ ssS iss Pest osc..
All communications treated as confidential.
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No man Is n hero 20 his valet, it IL said,
and We add that no man looks like gentleman unless
wears an BILE shirt. Such shirts
Gle perfect In their style and really unrvaed city
may be had promptly, to order at GREENS Astor House,
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VOW 10 tne Time 10 make your psaxchases
and cave dollars In the way Of Carpe &c.hIRAM AN
DERSON, NO 30 Bowery sling oiieoths from 3s TO Is.
yard two yards wide Three Ply Carpets IS 20 9s Ia
grains from 3s TO 6s; Stair Carpets Is Sd TO is &C. 30.
Light spacious show rooms to select FROM Go at
save your money.
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roR .rc,1IEn,s CHERRY PECTOKAL,
Ibi1IS, GROUP ASTHMA. WTiOCPING COUGH,

4
II ,a Science has mace IN In's sene
the business Of life, increase IT. cnoymen
MOI. h 'trm oi human existence mono can ne haneu
10; Ia ue " mankind, than this contribution oi
cl:r az" tas ,Ti4 virtues throuS uis uroao
Gil oey"It DOUBT meulcMe or conioia'
!s! AnowE, surely control anu cure 'ne NJ.
fu pulmonary disease which have hitherto sWePl
'usaGds and thousands overy year. lnoeeo there
can I" believe Remedy has al cngh oeeh loun
Te C On 70 cure the dangerous affections Oh he
ans ~ o' rs use would pescnt the oliowine
Which m sh men, aGd further enquiry 10 the CIRCULAR
Shrr HtH~ named, will always he pleased 10 furnish ee
rs''icaar' an! indsputabe proof OF these iacts
"snr, dH q mhsrs College the celebrated Prof Hitchcock
ese t have used Cherry Pcctora IN my own
hi ta y "a admirable compound The relief of Ia.
tc,srr y"cha 4cnries Ii my opinion !ts superior
tax ,on.r an? service you liberty use il as you
p ;, ~. EDWARD HITCHCOCK, L. L. D.
q cosy teisrliri Prof SMi,naa. N D., L. L. D., Professor
Ma y .H'rercosy &c, Yae College, Member Of the Lit.
t: ' ana Sc'ta!fc Societies If America and Enoge
s... ey rectora admirable composition from some
articles In the Ma,eria Nedicn and effective
Ssw ji,v iaS' g, oi Diseases II is intended 10 cure.''
maven, CT. Nov. |, 1919
elson President Of the S c. Senate he us
VI 'aeuass Va" 0""eiiu' o1e'0e' " WV "a ~
From one Of the frs. Physeians ts Maine
n, SAco, Me-, April &c. 1873
ca, aver, Lowe-Dear Sir: constantly using
ee,oa IN practice, ard prelcri other medicine
NJ. Will cure coushs. colds and diseases CT the lungs
put u defiance all other remedies. invariably recommend
Case OF consumption and consider mnch the best remedy
WAY Disease. Respectfully ySqc!GS 3 cGsHMAN, MD.
N T. fapad and soldby j. C. AVER Practical Chemist Low
and sold wholesale aud retail In Rchmond BY
brasELL LADD & CO.. and PEYTON JOHNSTON, aad by The
ssas al retail, throughout the State. Feb. 26-cT3m
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TRIHuTE OE RESPECT.


A. r,sene Of hs Students and National Law School
held ia sson Spa " for the purpose Of making suitable h
rangements pay tribute of their departed end
an fellow student JAMES w. BLAKEY Of Sanardsye, va
who departed this life On the Odd ult .,,,
William Walsh called the Chair and j. Hughes o Md
appointed Secretary. ,,.,,.. .,x,
priate address, expressive Of the Of the nseting
Committee Of Arrangements appointed also Somhr u"
dra resol u,ions Of which submitted the following
Whereas we called by the visltation OF Deah 20 "
nroper tribute memory fellow STUDENT and ~r sehsi
e thai word, OF coincidence sometimes but ires
drops added the already oyernowing cup OF amcoh' Se s'
nrr,sve of the profound grief felt by ALL be il
That while should submit with becoming rcsna oh
10 he ispcnsaion wise and Providence Dir
nlayed the deccase u James w BaEey, o virginia
me cnber Institutions yet recognize IN chan
has removed n who in his association win W.
won our sincere the exhibition oil all those qua
lies of mind which excite admiration a
command respect and esleem - ,,,,, ,hs f.,,I even,
which has closed the OF him. VINO oene
possessed OF that purify ha teg
ennobea more tha power VI ee'
sme a. mas, promise of future worth and distinction
fha, afflicted family Of Hhich e ueCeaSe as
his relatives friends have our entire ana near
Iii aymnahy in the great they lave suaneh and that we iona
v cherish e hope they will find much consolation IN reviewing
The shor, bu exemplary life OF the deceased - ,,
Resolved OF onr intense soTfo" We "'
wear tha usual badge Of mourning for thirty days i,
Of these resolutions be transmitted 70
family of the deceased copies be furnished for
in hc papers Of this village the Richmond Enquirer Baltimore sun
and the papers Of Greene county, Va ,,r. q -
WIN WALsIi Chairman
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

EhESllNG FhOal
REFUSAL TO RELEASE k0ssUTH-THE CUBAN. NJ MOVEMENT
&c1he annexed teegraphc dispatch from Washington
Sunday, appears In the Philadelphia North American:
Dispatches were yesterday received from MI McCurdy
u s. Charge Vienna of the date of March 29h stating
that the Austrian Government has refused the application Of
the Sultan for permission release Kossuh and the Hun
garan patriots, his companions from confinement. BY
power charged with and accepted surveillance of
these unfortunate exies. numbering several hundreds but
finding the OF their maintenance becoming burden
some she applied 10 be released from the incumbrance
Permission granted In reference TO all except kossu
and eight ten Others. This decision was communicated
ton Of government An urgent appeal will be addressed
to Austria on this subject.
The Arch Duke the brother of the Emperor who Is to
command the Austrian Navy will visit the United States In
the course of the year. 10 examine our public yards and
modes Of naval construction and doubtless, make hmse
acquainted with the character of Institutions generally
The public rumors In regard the appehended Cuban In
vasun greatly exaggerated No doubt project has been
formed but very impeecty The Government has taken
every precauton put down the movement should be
attempted and the intelligence received BY telegraph from all
the Federal officers in the South uses the conviction that
n1d Snds4 sass s fss' The act Of and 9a5
by the Administration.
the Treasury the public repositories On INC oioef Vi au
/ thorized parties. aa .,,,- >, II,
The question of paying interest on the Florda claims
which has so long engaged the attention OF the Cabinet Is
vet suspended. Mr. Corwin will not resume his sent until
ia settled having before becoming member Of the Govern
| ment expressed opinion in the matter as counsel
The late French Ambassador and his family will leave tho
United States the l4th of May Lady Bulwer VIII vs
England In the -Four or five oi the pncipai
c houses are already closed about TO Close
with great disadvantage to society In Washington.