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GOODS FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.

The cutter For,oard returned to New York
Monday from Boston, where she sent to bring articles
to be shipped by the figate st. Laurence to the Worlds
Fair The cargo Of goods ready for shipment from Boston
too great for her capacity and many of the boxes
large to be lowered through her hatchway consequently
vessel be from Boston with the remainder of the
goods.
The cutter Campbell which dispatched for
New York from Norfolk with the articles which had been
deposited that station for the Worlds Fair encountered
gale Thursday off Chncoteague, and returned to Hamp
ton Roads Saturday. having sustained considerable damage
to sails and rigging.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15
FRESH ISSUE OF METALLIC CURRENCY.

We have pleasure in copying from Phladel-
pha journal the following information of timely
relief afforded by measure advised by certain
Bank Officers Of Philadelphia and New York, and
directed by the Secretary of the Treasury:
FROM THE PHILADELPHIA EVENING BULLETIN or FEB. H.
ADVANCE OF Two MILLIONS THE TREAsURr.-We
learn that the Of unconed gold dust and bullion now
in the Mint deposited by banks and individuals somewhat
exceeds six millions of dollars which will with the increased
capabilities of that establishment be converted into coin at
the rate of about two hundred thousand dollars day. In
oder however, anticipate this coinage TO certain extent
and enable deposos at receive poi
ton Of their funds highly gati6ed to hear that ne
Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr.. CoRwIs, at the instance OF
the cashiers Of our banks here seconded by the request
sundry gentlemen New York. has directed the sum OF two
millions Of dollars to be appropriated out OF the Subteau
there the prompt payment Of equal amount OF MINI
certificates issued in the early part of last month. Inis W.
egence will be very gratifying mercantile community
and take great pleasure in acknowledging the obsahon
which we shall all feel to Mr. Corwn for the promPtude ne
has evnced in this NATTER and the disposition which ne MAJ
thus shown furnish every facility n his power to meet Inc
wants and wishes Of the pubic. The immediate payment
so large sum as two millions Of dollars in coin, out Of h'
Subeasuy in New York, cannot but have very favorable
effect upon the money Market and much pleased
End that Mr. Corwin, by this act evinces disposition OF
his part relieve our New York friends ESQ far as 1t 10 10 hn
powe) from any imaginary Inconvenience which they 'hni
they will sustain consequences Of the refusal OF Congress
establish branch mint in that city.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

coin counterfeting establishment a large scale has
been broken up Panama. On the 9Th Of January Mr.
Alexander Shircle, who about to leave for the United
States robbed Of hundred dollars in gold Sus.
pecng fellow odger and another person. he had them
rested Among their effects found dies stamps and all
the necessary machinery, acids &C. for making and stamping
Mexican dollars About ST. 900 Of this coin, mostly Of the
dates of Is46 and ls47 and portion unfinished were also
found They made Of German silver neatly plated by
gavanic battery which among their machinery. Several
silver Watches exceedingly well galvanized represent god
were among the effects seized The place Of deposite Of all
this material the old Of San Jose near the
southern wall of the city, The Of the proprietors
custody are Samuel Whitehead and John Stiles
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At the latest dates from San Francisco there engaged
in the coastng and river trade Of California, the large
ber of yve steamboats,. This does include the steam
running down the with the mails and passengers for
the Atlantic ports.
During the nine months ending the st January, the
shortest trip made between San Francisco and China
performed by the British barque Keso, in foyhree days.
The next shortest by the American schooner Mary and Eza
infy days. Various other quick trips made, varying
from ffy-two up to seventy days.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES, &c.
FIRST TIDINGs OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC

FIRST TIDINGs OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC
New YoRK, FEBRUARY IA.
Captain WILLIAMS, of the packet ship Seine, ar
rived here from Havre, reports having seen the
steamer atlantic when four days out under full
head of steam, in lat. 81 20. The Seine had just
experienced severe gale. Captain Williams did
not see any thing remarkable with regard to the IT.
lantic or her movements. He supposed all was
well on board. He is now of opinion that she must
have been disabled, and that she would not have
been able to reach the Western Islands in conse-
quence Of the head wind.
The New York market for Government stocks to-day IL
dull Flour has declined 81 per barrel Grain and
other things unchanged Cotton very dull sales small
New ORLEANS, FEBRUARY Ii.
The first Concert Of JENNY LIND at the st. Charles Thea
e last night the most brilliant affair seen in this city
The theatre crowded from the top bottom The
divine songsess enthusiastically welcomed her first
appearance and the stage literally covered with bouquets
The proceeds of this amounted twenty thou
sand dollars
The Magnolia and Autocrat came in collision
Bayou Sara, and the Captain and thirty other PERSONS in
GLIDING the and passengers, drowned This dis
has produced much among the friends of the de-
ceased.
BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY 14-5 p. M.
Our market is dull Sales to-day Of 600 barrels Howard
street -four at $780, and 700 barrels at S444a Decline
Red wheat at SO lO2 cents; white IS 81 cents
yellow so to 81 40 AS whskey "a to 25s cents
The tobacco market is very quiet Holders firm supply
exceedingly light; no change in prices.
Stocks steady Sales 81 800 Nd 6s at 1903; Ohio
Railroad shares 76a.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

SINGULAR CAsE.-The Sheriff of Butler county, Mr..
earns, brought to Pittsburgh days ago. Germans,
who tried last week in the Butler court for arcepy and
sentenced to four years and six months imprisonment the
Penitentiay There is something singular about thu Sc
Their poPenses for stealing so great that they could
not resist the temptation and have carried till they haze
arrived at the advanced age Of sixty years What more
remarkable they twin brothers, and pundered together
They were both we'll enough off in the world to live como
ably without steang but their pfeng desire strong
that they had accumulated large amount Of farming utensils
Tor which they had no use, and the las; article they
known to steal was door from new house
Piffsburg Gazette
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GONG IT STRoNc.-The value of the dry goods
imported into N. Y ork during the month of Janua-
ry past was 81, 1885, l08, being more by some two
millions of dollars than the corresponding month
last year. In addition to this, it is said that the At
lantc has cargo valued at over 100000, which,
in the regular course of events, would have passed
through our custom house in the month Of Janua-
to $lS,000,000. This looks like prosperity among
our commercial people but we record the fact with
more pain than pleasure, for we have PRESENT.
ment that when the balance is struck we shall be
found wofully deficient, notwithstanding cotton
rules stiff at l3a.-N. Y. Tribune.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15
THE NAVAL DISASTER AT MACAO.

We weeks ago published authentic account Of the
blowing up Of the Portuguese rgate Dona Maria II, at
Macao (Chna) the 29th Of October. She was teak
built ship forty years old. The explosion occurred 81
o'clock while the ships firing sautes Of the
birthday of the King Consort. OF 224 men. lss perish
ed in the explosion, amongst whom were her Commander
five Leuenants, Mdshpman, the Assistant Surgeon,
and the Puser The of the explosion is mystery
No Americans beard but the officers and Of the
United States gate Marion highly spoken Of for their
services in rescung from the from the burn
ing hull The Portuguese authorities had written to Comman
der GLEspr acknowledging in terms. the services
thus rendered The following is the letter Of this officer
in reply
UNITED SrArEs SHIP MARION,
MACAO, NOVEMBER 8, 1850.
Mosr ExcELLxsT SIR have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of communications through your Exceency,
the excellent the honorable Council Of Government
of the Province Of Macao, Tmor, and Soor in relation to
the distressing disaster which befe the gate Of her most
faithful Majesty d. Maria 3d. the 29h day Of October last
which has been transmitted the Of the Marion, and
copy of which will be forwarded to the Government OF the
United States.
Deeply sympahizng with the honorable the Council Of the
Government and deploring the loss Of gallant o
GERS and men, in fine figate, the painful feelings with
which the recollection Of this disastrous event is surrounded
somewhat relieved by the favorable notice taken of
limited but happily not altogether fuitless efforts
Prompted by feelings Of humanity alone, the officers and
men whom kind an ausion has been made, had the
qualification of rescung from the wreck Of the ed gate
the survivors Of her unfortunate and they have now the
additional satisfaction Of your commentator.
Their risk not be considered upon such
OCCASION and greater hazard would willingly have been
incurred could they have made the means Of restoring to
you and the service all of those gallant but VIC
tins but the sudden and disastrous nature Of the accident
prevented contamination desirable and they have now
only left the sad melancholy duy Of joining with in Of
ering through your Excelency, to the honorable Council
the relatives and friends Of the deceased and to the nhab
the province generally the most sincere expression Of
condolences which would most respectfully request to have
conveyed such shall best to the honorable
Council.
accept with many thanks, the congratulations Of the hon
orsbe Council upon the escape Of the Marion from danger,
which has the greater weight coming from those who suf
fsred severely from the calamity WHICH occasoned such
| danger.
With feelings of the highest consideration for your Excel
ency and the honorable the Council of Government have
the honor to be- very respectfully,
w. M. GLENDY, Commander.
To bis Excellency ANTONIO JoxE MIRANDA,
Secretary of Government.
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WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.-This great work of
internal water communication is now completed
between Toledo, Ohio, and Point Commerce, In
diana, giving continuous line of canal Of 352
mies-26s miles in Indiana and "a miles in Ohio.
The continuation of the line from Point Commerce
to Evansville, on the Ohio river, distance Of llla
miles, is all under contract an effective force of two
thousand men has been employed upon it the past
season, and its final completion in the fall of 1852
placed beyond doubt. This great work, SO soon
to be completed, will be 463a miles in length-the
largest work of the kind ever undertaken by any
State Of the American Union--the largest continu-
GUS artificial channel of communication on the
European or American continents.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

bill has passed the Illinois House Of Representatives
which prohibits the sale intoxicating liquors in quantities
less than quart, unless sold by druggists and physicians
in good faith, for mechanical, medicinal sacramenta pur
poses If sold an adult the fine S25 for every breach Of
the law and if to minor under the age Of eighteen years.
the penalty not less thar $40 than 500. The
also epeas all former avs upon the subject and COM
petely destroys the icens system Action has yet to be
taken on it in the Senate.
Massachusetts, had som such restrictive law few years
ago. which was found to work badly that it repealed
Besides being otherwise ve unpopular, charged with
doing harm than good the Temperance cause Every
grogshop managed TO find tsrped pig" which exh-
bed to its customers and h, public generally at sxpence
sight, and drew lots of thirst and curious people to it,
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DEATH OF Herr RrSISGER.-Herr Ryninger the daring
wirewalker who performed few days since in Lafayette
Square, terrible death yesterday afternoon, at Baton
Rouge His perlous feat announced, and number Of
persons assembled witness it. He started bis fearful walk
great height and commenced descending but before be
reached the first cross-tree the frame work broke letting the
wire down six eight feet AS matter Of course he lost
his balance and fell to the ground sustaining such injuries
that ne died in about forty minutes.
TNe,o Orleans Crescent Feb 5.
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The Of the heirs of an engineer who was recently
killed near New Orleans by the explosion of locomotive
under his charge the Carroon Railroad brought suit,
against the company for damages The finally tried
al New Orleans last week, and the decided that the
ton could be maintained II was shown on the trial that
the deceased was Of the dangerous and condition
Of the locomotive and that he committing wrong
the public by running it at the time he met his death.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

GREAT BUILDING CosTRAcT.-The New York papers
say that Wm B. As,or Esq has contracted for the erection
one hundred and fifty first class houses in that city, This
is probably the largest building contract heard Of in the
United States-amounng in the aggregate to not less than
three quarters of million.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

Knight who time ince killed Hughes in Macon,
a has been found guilty. Of mansaughter, and sentenced
to imprisonment in the penitntiary for four years.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

SUCCESS o THE MANASSAS Gar RAILRoAD-The Senate
of Virginia, on Saturday. finally passed the BILL with
slight notifications, for subscription the part Of that
State Of hs Of $780, 900 to the Manassas Gap Rail-
road Company, by majority Of eight votes.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

CHOLERA IN ALABANA-The cholera broke out on board
the steamer Arkansas the Talspoosa river lately, her
way from Mobile with three hundred and sixty emigants
fifty of whom died, besides the pilot and cabin boy Every
one on board was sick.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

GRACE AGUILAR's NEW BOOK, The Women
NJ of Israel, Q volumes
Letters from Three Contents by the Arkansas Corre-
spondent of the Louisville Journal
Practical Mercantile Correspondence, collection Of mod
letters business containing lorna invoices
sae &C. by Wm Anderson. This day received for sale by
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15
AN ADDRESS FROM Nm. FREMONT.

In the newspapers received by the late arrival
from California we find the following Address from
one of the Senator's Of that State, which, it is not
probable tlht he will be here to answer for himself
in his pact in the Senate at the present Session,
we think due to him to transfer il to our columns.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

tie disputes equably without the delay and expenses of
resort to Of law for every little question. To that
the sgens faithful superintendent proposed super
intend all the agents. examine their books and accounts hear
complaints against them take appeals from their DECISIONS
suspend them and appoint others in of misconduct The
Superintendent would thus be armed with strong power,
over miners but the agents. and for the benefit Of
the miners 1t considered necessary have this strong
controlling power present. that all possible attention should
be paid the faithful conduct of the agents and the immediate
redress of wrongs The goges Of the Sierra Nevada
remote from the metropolitan Governmcnt-he President is
too oto observe the conduct of agents. hear complaints
redress wrongs dismiss the unaithful. Iwoud be equiv
aent to redress for injuries If miner who Is wronged
obliged to send his complaint to Washington and prove
il at that distance from the scene Of bis complaint
Ihave heard that it is objected this feature Of the bill ha.
II does not provide anrher appeal Of disputes It will be
observed that the primary tribunal proposed is jury of six
Of whom, chosen by each of the dsputans and by
The resident agent From this tribunal proposes that the
party dissatisfied with the decision may appeal to the super
ntendent who in his option may may not refer it to
,ond jury Of twelve Probably would have been better to
make incumbent him to refer it, the demand Of
her dsputant and perhaps also would be expedent TO
provide Tor final appeal court of law In reference TO
III this Is only necessary say that the bill does not pre-.
end to be perfect it not in the Of things that
houd be- was expected that in its progress through Con-
ss would be improved by the ideas which the discussion
the subject would develop still more, that in its operation
Important amendments would be suggested. And think
nay congratulate self that in subject Of much difficulty
ecung such great interests and in which the past egsla
ION OF our country offered nothing guide my abors, was
BILE 70 devise measure in which those who find to their
interest msepesent me and it, compelled to resort to
uch details OF do affect its principles, and only re-
ue an Improvement be suggested in order be adopted
Inc quantity allowed to each person. suppose, would be
mPe considering the privilege of changing his location and
selling MS lot as often he peases. Thirty feet square
proposed as the size Of lot to be worked by manual labor
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