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Arrived.

USM steamer Franklin Wotten. Hayre VIA COweS July
D. TO Mortimer Livingston. Lett Co~es at midnight
Ship silas Holmes Berry Noreans Iune q, mdse and
p CABIN ard 80 steefsse passengers to Ntison (.
Cuba July sugar and molasses, to Master CARGO"
Bark Elbe (Haml Heydmann, Hamburg 80 DIS, mdse and
200 passengers. 10 BecA kunhart. July lat ~ Dn 81
spoke BT brIg Rambler, Gibbs. from swansea Ens Tor
NYork under ry mast having. on the 18Th OF June, n
earned pwav fore aud malnmast Offered hun assistance,
but he DID not want any July 3 on the Banks ga" a
Bark occdenteu sve Protein, Stockholm "A ds ron to
Fischel Won sradt
wood. pa Sc. .'u to G SWbseiwnght ''''' = ~
Brig Cruz Port Jones RIO Janeiro 80 ds coffee, bound
Fa,al June l6 lat 10 30 Ion - o. IN gale, sprung
leak, bore up for this port TO repair.
Brig Active Br), Campbell oporto So DIS, VINE. to IL J.
Bris Soph Br Beord, Waterford n ds ballast and IS
passengers, to NJ Brown
Brig Alexander tB) Power, Pcton ID ds, coal, TO
Bng Judge Whi'man TOT Denns). Lewis. Jacksonville,
Fla II ds, live oak and pine timber, o Badger Peck Co
Brig Taylor (of s' GEORGE, Sleeper, Ponce Pr ID
ds. sugar, to r " Trundy
goTda a ds soton order June 80. lat ., ION "a.
Sc gale lost overheard Capt A Clifford Every erertou
made him. but 1t proved IN VAN July 2 p
Haven seamsn, Of Greenport u "hiie N the 4ct oi
taking IN the fore ga topsa fell nom the orenast aud
instantly killed June &c. lat 26 lon 81 23 spoke ship
OHIO. from Apalachcoa for Liverpool, who supplied as
Sch Atlannc Br), Roberts, AbacOa 10 ds, salt sc, to
sch VIM Oliver Trainer, Philadelphia ds coal for Mid
dletO~n. Conn.
Sch Zephyr Norw) Hsndrickson North Bergen, Nor
way So ds ballast and 81 pass, To- Funcke 4 Meincke.
Sch Richard Golden (Br, Morrison, Londonderry Ms
Il is. plaster 10 master
Sch Sllas Wright Jones' Boston ds, mdse and powder
10 master
Sch shaler Lawrence, Portland, Conn
Sch ErasiDs Bar naId, Seden. Portland. Conn stone
Sch Joseph Han. Cee, Pof tand. Conn, stone
SAILED Steamship prometheus, -, lof Sas Juan de
NcaTasua.
PELOW-Ship John Bell. - day. from Liverpool with
IRON and pass Also small Br bark-naIne unknown.
WIND Snnsef Snnfh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Later from the Cape OF Good Hope

BONTON, MOnudy. july n
The British clipper brig F!iberty arrived here on
Saturday evening from the Cape OF Good Hope. May
18th. She brings about tortnlgh's later lntelh-
gence from the Cape, but the captain declines i'm.
parting any information rs TO the hafhr the
state Of affairs there Ii was incidentally reported
that the war had assumed no new feature when the
F. sailed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
lprR STEINER ERAnKLrNl

Hayre, July z-Shps Centurion, COMBS; Charlemagne,
webb. New-York Thompson, Rhine, Doane, Emperor,
Pednck Seine, Williams, Gaena. Leayitt 81 cholas,
Braydon all for New York Napoleon, Hunt for Charles
ton dsg
Arr Liverpool June 3O ship John Currer, Butman,
Charleston sailed Queen Of the West, for Philadelphia
James Shepherd for New York.
Degl June 5o-An IN the nyer and sailed, ship Devon
shire HOvey. N.w-York.
Falmouth June 29-Ar Elizabeth and Aurora, I'm North
America.
The CLYDE. Juhe 28-Arr - May I'm HiyaAa
Waterford. June 28-Sailed EmpIIe, Tor New YORK.
Tralee, June Sailed Souvenir, jenkins, New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
The Tehuantepec Troubles, &c.

NEw-ORlEANs, "Wednesday. July 2.
}. O. BENJAMIN. Esq, President OF the Tehuan,e-
pee Railroad COMPANY finding that the NeXlcanS
were throwing all their influence against the COM
pleton of the work ieft here to-day for Washington
where ne goes 70 lay the facts OF the case before the
Federal Government
The sales Of Cotton, since the Canada's news, are
5000 bales al sc. for middlng and l0ic for fair.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
The New-OrIeans Duel.

NrW-ORLEANs Fnday, july IT.
Wrlts Of arrest have been issued for Dr. Hunt and
tho seconds in the recent duel on charges OF murder
and accessories.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
fRAt an Anti.Slayery meeting held i

II At an Antl-Slayery meeting held IN
Geauga Co., ONO on the 4th INST Mr. Giddlnys was
present ard publicly announced that he had with
drawn from the s. Presbyterian Church on account
OF Slavery. new LISBON Autola-
rY Rev. J. PAYNE, ID. ID. was cOnSecrat-
cd on Friday last at Alexandra. Va. as Bishop for
Care Palmas. IN Africa Bishops Meade ani JOINS,
of Virginia, Bishop Lee, OF Delaware, AMI BISHOP
Easth1lrn Of Ms nartlclnaied IN the ceTem0nles
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
nISCOVERIES Il" The
The

Decap tat!' II TAos Esghank Esq. C0mnossonsLo =,
Patents, BY the sreculye. OnsOi Dag most ~shde
dc1yeres. Ia honor 4 Which he Select DinhsI
IN Wasnngton last Winter 1Ei. discovery, however VIZ
imaginative merely. =.
The payment Goodyear in 1877 II s. coo for license ~
WORK under GoOdyeaI's Patent which Day has only tey
discovered - Of no gTea' discovery, bh maas Wv
late 10 beneht him <.-.
Days oer M so reward for the conyic9n Of nirInsss
on GOodyears Patents on which he hmss IA, hSn on ~ @
chef and Is the osy LnngeT vas pfiiua' S'''P
ton VI Day's and undoubtedly ORIGINAL WIN nun :.
Days discovery o Geoty years. ETe.i s.cIrt u
Tor at an expense 70 Day o only so paid To HaD who hHh
learned the secret IN Goody years ist - brilliant e1
tI,n ~ nvenf,ys sen.us and affords striking proOfo
how cIoely 1ne Inventor all sometimes folio" upon ne
be.ls - sn5g,her Yl3u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
The ALLEGED MEXICAN Frauds by Gardiner.

WAsHIyGTON. Monday. JnIy II.
Tho Grand Jurv are continuing the Gardner In
,,oe,.a.,,cr AZ Porter was examined TO-DAY. and
sntnSenas have been issued ior Edward Curtis,
Rlchard : Coxe and William :. Parroti
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Jenny Liud's Northern Tour.

UrIc. Monday, July a.
Jenny Lind and suite arrived here on Saturday ese-
ming Her Concert Will take place tonight. all the
tickets for which have been disposed OF She visits
Trenton Falls tomorrow and on Wednesday pro-
ceeds 10 Rochester
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Jenny Lind at Trenton Falls.

IIICA, MOludF. July II,
Tickets for Jenny LlndS Concert tonight have
been nm M by SPECTATORS to $40 and Sl2 People
are fockng in from the country. She Will sng IN
Syracuse on Wednesday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Passengers Arrived

IN shig Sflas Holmes from Netc OrleGnS-Mrs Marcy
and nurse Mr. F. Eyellna L. Georgana, Henrleta and
Master VIM Marcy, Mrs Misses Maria, Olivia ana "a
rab Nlllspaugh and nurse Mrs Robinson. MIS- Con-
rad child and nurse Misses Marian and Fanny anu Mas
tsr~ ] and r and Mr. A Conrad. Mr \ Nofewood, Nir
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Cholera Case at Pittsburgh. &c
PrTTsBVRGH. MONDAY. J
.I assAa NJ.

prrTsBpRGH. NO1lay. JnIy TT.
death from Cholera occurred At the Marine Hos
pltai today. c...-s... ..-, -,
favor of the sieubenvle Railroad, and Committee
was APPOINTED 70 VISIT Philadelphia
The River measures feet n the channel.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Destructive Fire at Cincinnati.

CISNciSS.TI, Monday July Il
Woods Museum was destroyed by fire last night,
with three cry goods stores and one shoe store
on he second floor Of the building. But little Of tn
pror.riy vas saved and The whole building IS bet3
I
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Spoken. kc-

uy ~ snip Ggy hannennx. 100 miles T. Of Sandy Hook
NY 49, snip Shannon bound cot re miles y OF saady
Ho0k " '' ''io' T. VI "'A"'
July - To- miles Of Sandy Hook snip Milton from New
Zealand, VI and for NBecferd 2lOo bbls SO oil
July ~ 10 AN, saw 5 N steamer Herman fm NYork
10, eouth pton. ia miles I'm Sandy Hook
o4aoss-ls do out 20 '' A
June 10 lat ~ lon n ", Lalla Rookh I'm NYork.
SYOrs. ''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Receipts Of Produce.

E. fl< North ReU B0ats-AonSsy. y.Iy H-l42a3
his Flour Ig7 DO Ashes 20 do WHISKY ii3 pkgs Butter
So Cst Meats 3sS d. POrk 745 do Cheese Corn
l.al 3etc bush Rse s4.l3 do Corn I2,se9 d. Oats
.545 90 Wheat SO hale. Wool
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
SPRING HAIR MATTRESS ES. RES

- sEGUEs Patent Spnlg Han Mattress BED, manuiac-
tured only BY PRINCE co at ig7 Fult0n-st.
BrOokyn u perfec substitute 70 Paasses, Hair Mattress
and Feather Bed, and vii wear twenty years Iheywui
roll up can both sides made Of Springs, pue
Har 81 and entirely from Cotton waste, Tow,
Husk Mos hogs Bsrs. any Oter deleerous articles
Of which materials the most Ui The Boz spnng Mattresses
by she community afo composed, thpnsh lhrJ
may have purchased Ia respectable shos Let any
person Who ha Of those thIngs cal sd Srng MATTRESSES
mvCse.e this matter dn IN nne cases Out 0i zen tne
aboyt remark will prove correct kesssgues Patent MA
tress BED contains e0 pounds u pure haT % ever o' 10
width they The cbeapes' and best bed made ao
no person has used them but pTUnOunces hsh
most rerffc' article FOR 'hlsc health the Inv aid go,
NEW-YORK PATENT MERCHANDISE COAPASr'
2i0 broadway, ard
BENZ NEWHOUsE rs hudson -. New-fOfk 81
appointed agents for taxing orders where the article mdy
by those residing IN 'h city the manniseto W
FuliOn-s, Brooklyn lelS ZmTuIhAs'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
IF II were dome, when tis done, then twefe WILL
1t were done quickly" ,,,,,
VHE NEW-YORK PNEUMATIC

u DRAINING AND MANUFAtTUhNt tO arc
now prepared dram SINKS, g. by atmospheric Pfessur
whch - a patented invention The advantages WHICH TINS
process Possesses over he old midnight system Dumsf
GUS The draining be the day time, without hs
least inconvenience olense 10 the wayarer occupant
II can be done IN half hou sLd al the expense IN
cured unt the old method Various experiments ia Tho
presence of the City Authorities have demonstrated TIE
perfection of the p!oces. parats employed and the
important that SINK may be emptled m the oh
without of'enst nconyeDIeHceto e. any person ~
discovery conducive 10 the cleanliness VI the city and the
comforts Of the mhabtaBis O the most imp0ftan,
the pTes.n, day Orders will e received a. the once
the Company 81 Nangn - ny dispatch post otherwise
NB-Pasnt Rights for adjoining cities and the necessary
apparatus be- purchased the Office Of the Company
NO I~' T. STEVENS G-ns'sl Agent 81 hangn-st
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MARRIED..
HII' ID.

vCirr'. 4. NJ. - June. ~ Re-. Robert i, sai.
II THOMAS wIsDO II, AGED - T'"''' 20 "f>- "o' O"-
ENS I'D Il
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WhalerS.

SNGsd a. Chllo Apnl 1, bark Plats1, Lee WestpJr
VIA 40 81, recruiting for a Of shore ground
June z. near Western Islands, sch Wlhs Putnam,
PfsyDceto1n, 100 bhIs 50 sal
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
The Toronto Board of Trade and American
Manufacturers
Toronto. Monday, July Il.

ToRoSro. Monday, July H.
The Toronto Board OF Trade have censured the
Council by vote of IA 10 :, tor memorillzsns the
Government 10 impose digerental duties asalRs,
American manufacturers.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
For further T,!,grophic D.spa,ehes see VIM Psg,.

SsvG<rs Mssnee Telegraph Oo>, eorssr cfsnS 6asoeeT
BteUsr sYs,tS.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
BY telegraph.

NEW BEDFORD, Juy i3-Atf ship Emerald Pacihc'
1860 sperm Spoke MAJ TO- Lar 81 s. ou 80 TO- ship Three
Brothers Pacific for Mantuc.et 500 sperm Heard fin 10
Feb Stoys Island. shD Hector New Peiford 200 sJn
Sch Ellen Rpdman. New York, Geo Gibbs. Pnad
81 Lag Rebecca Frances Phiad-phaI. schs Tiger. and
PORTLAND. July l2-An z + Lewis. New-York
CA brig HIhemll. Havana.
NEMBURNPOkT. Juls i2--Arr sch Kossuth 'NYOrk
DANNERS, Jus l}--Au sea Pioneer. NYork
SALEM, j. uly l2-Arr sch Atlantic, NYOrs. Sid 10th,
schs North Carolina Charleston, Wilas, " Bard, Pha-
RICHMOND, July i3-Arr steamer Pennsy lvanla. Phl-
adelYhia
NV ORLEANS. July Arr ship Joseph Badger
KEY WEST. June 2s--Arr brig Isabella, Reed, NYork
Nlth loss 0f boat. split sails
july lsf. arr bark Lew, Ism. NYOrk
BOSTON Jniy t-ArT n.trAs hOwen, Trlest, Nessi-
IA, May n, LuceTne, Havana. June 49, struck by
-htAng The ST INST at u TO- lon 20 90 which earned
al mast I1,al yard he al of tOp-ast md
oadg nlunng b. head # the naInmast. II also carried
TIE top SAL Sheets ripping the deck aRd starting
The aferh hatch covering and stove eight hog sheads II mo-
asses Large Quantities Sf water -en into the hold
fore The deck could be repair0d
Schs John Dx and Hannah ID, New York; Eliza Law
renee snd u " Ds on do
Cleared ship Daniel Webster, Liverpool bark Charle.
Thompson Nes Orleans, bngs EbZa Aen,thew Plc;Ou.
Capt Tom. Plilad schs Args, fredericksburg Fashion
New YORK
From our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA JAY l4-Arrrrtd-schs Cen & Som.
sIs. BOSTON, " l.let Robins, Hutehns ROIboro.
fisarsd-bers LannIng, GennssOn, 81 John Mr.. briS.
snchgOnBe CTeech and: Ella, Haetr do. schs
trcs son Nestcott, Providence. Lucy Ann Bryant Rs
ton John Titus Newc0O Frederic sburg John Somers
RoHb"ro. "Llei Robins, Hutchinson, do
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uIyI,ruRs ALs.xAo- --rHIs DAY

srx-Is.s a Sats 73q MooN-Rises- ...--9 i2t
HiGE WATER Jolly l)
candy Hook asa Gov Island 10 3Sa Hell Gate O lym
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

RoBHsRY OF MEssRs. ADAMS & Co.'S
ExPR We learn that Messrs. Ad-
ans s Cos express car, between this
city and Philadelphia, was robbed, du-
ring Tuesday night, of keg containing
$4,000 Mexican dollars. There were
several similar kegs in the Car when
they left Philadelphia, and the agent
who had charge ofthe express car states
that the kegs were all in when he eros
scd the Susquchanna river. Iieremain-
ed in the car from that point to Balti-
more, with the exceptions OF few MIN
utes that he was out al Bush river, and
for about ten minutes at a point between
Stemner's run and Baltimore, where lie
thinks the robbery must have been eff
fected. The key weighed something
over 800 pounds, being considerably be-
yond the capacity Of one man to conve-
niently carry, which renders its abstrac-
ton quite mystery. The money was
not missed until after the arrival of the
cars at the depot in this city. Parties
We're sent back in The next train in pur-
suit of the robbers, and hopes are en-
tcrtained, from tie bulI, and weight OF
the package, that ii will be recovered.
] he Messrs. Adams s. Co., transact
by far the most extensive express bust
ness in the country, immense packages
OF gold, silver, and banl. notes, indepen-
dent of the large consignments of gold
dust to them from California, daily pas
sing tn and fro in their trains, which
are Doubtless constantly watched by the
light-hngered gentry-slill we seldom
hear of any successful attempt to abstract
money or goods from their custody.
Their care and diligence has become so
proverbial thai the rogue who has sue
ceedcd in etlecting this robbery may
safely be regarded as one of the IN ost
ahrewd and skiliul cf his profession.
Bit. San.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

IHE Authors OF JANE EYRE, Writ
EGlNG linlGHrs, AND AGNES GriY.-A
new edition of the two last of these Sc
lics (Which a year or two ego created
quite stir in the literary world) has
just appeared in London, with a biogra-
pEical sketch of their authors, and an
avowal ofth authorship of Jane Eyre.
1t seems the three works were the pro-
ductlons OF three sisters, daughters of a
country c!crgymon. among the hills hor-
d"ring Yorkshire and Lancaster. Shut
out from congenial society and other
pursuits, they devotedtheir leisure hours
to literary composition. 70 conceal
their names and sex, they rartook the
names of Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell.
Wuthering Heights was the proAuc-
ton Of Ellis, or Emily" agnes Gray"
was produced by Acton, o.: Anne, the
youngest sister, and "Jane Eyre" was
written by Currer, the oldest sister.
The two younger sisters died, one in
December 1913, and the other in Nav,
1919, leaving Currcr only alive. The
real maine OF the family is Brontc, we
believe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

DELAWARE SENATOR. James A Bay
ard, democrat, chosen L, S. Senator for
SIX years ensuing by tn" Legislature of
Delaware, is the son of Mr.. Bayard, a
representative in Congress from 1877 to
1903, and Senator from 1901 to 1913,
when he resigned to 60 to Europe as
one OF the Plcnipotentiaries to negotiate
Treaty of Peace with Great Britain.
His brother, Richard II. Bayard, (whig)
was |. 5. Senator from 1886 to 1899,
and from ISL to 1918, and has recent
y left the United States as Charge to
Belgium.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01
Land at Public Sale.

WILL be offered at Public Sale, at the Court
W House, in Elk;on. on
Worsday the 9Th dny Of February,
at O'Clock. The tract of MEADOW LAM, situ-
ated mile north Of Elltton. lying between The
lands bf Jacob c. Howard and the farm in ten
ancy Of John J.. Davis, containing l25 ACRlS.
1t will be sold in several lots ifdcsircd. T'c' ms
male known AT sale. JOHN PARTRIDGI.
The FARM occupied b. john E. Davis, is also
offered at PRIV VIE SALE. J.P.
Elkton, Jan. %
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01
BARGAINS! B.9RG.7I.N'S!!
CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK.

TNNHE subscriber being DESTROYS of closing ont
IL entirely his winter stock of Dry Goods. Of
ltrs at this carly day, splendid lot Of French
Mcrinocs at 20 per cent below ordinary prices,
Mouslin de LANES from 10 per cent below their
value TO 10 per cent below the cost of imrorta-
ton. Colored Alpacas, Cashmeres, Sackin,
Flannels AIacknaw Blankets, Cassimcrcs, Cas-
sincits and Vesings, at greatly reduced prices.
Also large lot of Prints very low, now is
your time TO purchase. you will need such
goods for 3 or 4 mouths YET. and money invested
in them al SO low prices, will pay good interest
TO use them year hence.
WILLIAM TORBERT,
One door above the Court House
Jan. 25. ElktOn. Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

MARYLANDERs IN CAMFoRNIA.-Dr.
VIM. Grove Deal, formerly of this city,
presided at a late whig meeting at Sac
mento City, and also made a speech.
Mr.. W. +. Prettyman, formerly of this
city. was one of the Secretaries of the
salne meeting. The Hon. John Weth-
cred, late of Baltimore county, is the
most prominent wing candidate for U.
$. Senator, in place OF Col. Ere sont.
Bal. clipper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

D-A keg efspecie containg $4,000,
was stolen from the Express train of cars
bclwcen here and Baltimore, en- Tuesday
night last. 1t was rolled off by brakes
man named Cheston Childs, who being
observed to be spending Mexican dol
lars, such as the keg contained, was ar
rested, and confessed the act. The Bal
timoro Sun of Yesterday states, that a
party had gone out on the line of the
road TO look Tor the money, where it had
been buried.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

lHE FRENCH SPOIIATIoN BILL, which
has passed the Senate. has got hard
battle to fight in the House of Repre-
seltatlv,s, Tut it has been well prepared
for it.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, Of Ct, il
has been Invested of the $500 ap-
Propriation in il, because an aprropria-
ton bill, when it reaches tie House OF
Representatives, must, under the rules
OF the House, go to the committee Of the
whole, which is equivalent to It's death,
inasmuch as the committee Of the whole
is now sort Of tomb, from which there
can be no resurrection save BY two
third vote. Now, the bill, without the
appropriation, can be kept under the
control Of minority Of the House, and
if there is g majority there for the bill,
the majority can enact it into a law.
The i'll itself contcmplates the ap.
preparation of five millions, but il does
not appropriate one cent. Ii only cs-
tablishes the principle, and makes ii the
duty Of Congress to carry it out. Hence
if the bill is passed, it will be the duty
OF Congress to make appropriations from
time to time to carry it out; but it is in
the power Of Congress to discharge that
duty or not.
The act of the Senate is most right
eous one, and we trust that it will be
responded 10 by the House. But for
Mr.. Folks cruel veto upon this bill, the
country long ago would have dischar-
ged this most solemn obligation to the
parties whom now for fifty years, the
Government has wrongcd.
". Y. Erpress.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

GREAT SLAUGHTER or BEARS AND
DEER.-Three bears were recently kill
ed about five miles from the st Croix
Falls, BY Mr.. Cadott- an old one and
two cubs. The mother weighed about
four hundred pounds. But We learn
from the veteran hunter, +. p. Bouclea,
that much greater slaughter was per-
petratcd in the Bruin family on the east
fork Of Willow river: the Sioux Indians
have recently killed forty bears, and up
ward Of fifty deer in the woods on that
river, and are still on the chase SIEVE.
raj loads Of their game, few DAYS since,
passed our village on their way to Men.
dota, NJ. T.-St. Cfoir U'iy, Ing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

TIE DOMINION OF THE SEAs.--A short
time since the American ship Oriental
created a great sensation in England,
not only in consequence of her rapid
sailing, but by the beauty of her model,
and her general appearance. She was
the subject of several articles in the Lon
don press, and the impression she Great
ed on the minds of the British public
was so favorable that it disturbed the
equanimit.y of some of the ship builders
there, one of whom ventured to say, that
II carfe t(onche was given to lin to
build ship, he would construct one that
would outsoil the Oriental, or any other
American vessel. This implied chal-
lenge has not been overlooked here. We
learn from the best authority that our N.
J o1k merchants arc about TO build a clip.
per ship which they will put in compe-
titlon with any English vessel now in
existence, or any that may be built.
The challenge will be sent by the Asia,
the next steamship that will leave our
shores for England, and the terms will
be that the owners Of the vessel which
beats the other on voyage from New
! ork to Liverpool and back, will win
the beaten vessel. If we are not mis-
taken, this viii wake up John Bull.
After what has been said, he can t refuse
the challenge.--.N. Y. Heruld.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

a ScE%E ~ TIE INDIANA CoNvrNTioy.
On the BIN, during an animated dis
cUssion of the state and Free Bank pro-
jccts, in the Indiana Convention, cutie a
fuss was coohcd up by Mr.. Cool,crlv,
who charged wholesale upon the Con-
vcntion that it was mob. The "nois,
and conilsion' were tremendous. Air.
Pfathcr charged upon Mr.. Petit, and
he i'll turn charg"d back, after this fash
ion:
Mr.. Petit, (AIr. Prather giving wav)
i said it, and repeat it, "that The man
who in political community asks fo.
rights and imnunties greater than ali
the other parties in community have,
is a robber.' said further, "that the
man in political community who will
calmly submit TO be shorn Of his political
rights, is craven, a coward, and
slave" made the remark generally,
and if the shoe fl, or pinch, let The gen
man have it. \ laugh.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

ACCIDENT TO SIR r. PrrL.-Sir Rob.
ert Peel, the son and successor of the
late distinguished English Premier, met
with an alarming accident on The Sth
inst. He was hunting in the neighbor-
hood of Fazelev; the horse stumbled,
threw his rider, and fell on him in such
a way as TO seriously injure Sir Roberts
head. He was taken up s"nseless. and
at last accounts was in very prccarious
state. 'a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

HuHGARrANs.-A correspondent of
one Of the Paris papers, writing from
Constaniinoplc, says that orders have
been issued for the speedy conveyance
to the city of Liverpool of nearly two
hundred Hungarian refugees, who have
been resident at Choumla. a vessel has
been provided by the Turkish Govern
ment, furnished with every thing neccs-
sary to secure the comfort of the vova-
gers, besides donation to each OF small
sum of money. The impression is that
nearly the whole of the refugees will
embark at Liverpool for the United
States.