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Foreign Malls.


PaSiss, vsisss 81 ne EisAsass R,i5lE Etea =. a
s issh.as. reading nss@ Is5 E,ea,Hs;E wednesday
ieissi sss o. stosms Fremont for Rio J.aslro 40 win
Room CTkxehangel
ton win eoss .. the Reading Room tsl Eaohsnse sA-
DAY. sth int. A. Iel s,eloek. ~. M.
the in ii.na. wi Gloss !. q. E!:hans. Reading
Ls,ers psa shove sces. par, Of
Tss shove Letter Rag are also s,Kspyon 81 wall street.
Herald Nertne Correspondence.
ST GEoReEs, Bermuda, Jan n.
"a o. TIE 7h in's for saRFansseo sud steamer Sea Bird
sbsss ark wade. Bradbury, has been condemned and
vts soid lass week ST pc lac auction.
pss WIZ sIs q sS Si was. ssss Gays ''
No Am vessels IN, ether At this port or 81 Hamilton
A-riroa-steamOr r rorb., NORRIS sYorE fsr boston,
a r. s sps. . .s si sn r f osr
N.s.ng % welsess from Virgins Tor B0ssSn. . a,,,o,
Pm rs unknown, and anchored in the outer rsds,
Ia port siesmsr FORBES brig, James Crosby vessa,
ane sbrls snsnorni soar Richmond. ST. III,
hrri,sd-sehr Excel rsv-.,,. xYorl for PsruisaS =
s'iea--Brg James Grossly, fendlstoa, Boston.
sssisd- ss1r crasse fisher, NYsyi g. steamer R .
n al, 1ssbiess, DO; E,osl, kswArds, Portland.
- isq. sshf EssrTy. xsrsEsst. Ida for Boston.
PzuApELpHa, Feb - Pm
az ss ais lostoa iona, wslSsr sar.sa an,sua.
Cleared Bra VIM Pree, Qas. Rio Jsneire Sehr De-
puty, II snsmors, frovidsnee.
miscellaneous.
sTTAKR TYpyy while putting the as aboard the steam
3 Hs q as s1 he 's s una
1orn her rail- aud p.nshear starting paas creating
S5s srS sss S.@ss sS mo- Ss,a s's M
ss.,a She qs fIs i've sSs & ssn % G ns "a
s s espsn q the Uranus gave was that be thought The
sHP 1sesfIas, q, Boston from Tsloahusno experienced
strong gsles In TIE bay with severe cod weather the
orsd rS lee hSs maze liz passage from asress Of Per-
ntuso to Cod IN q days sad from squstor In ~
B.nE cAaros-soS- seshish and sioop susln, Of Hull.
bales OF cotton ara s0 hides from bss Carlos on
IN "a. ten 70 that before stated.
los o. Bsnx ssesrsphio dispatch received
see Crua. Cuba for York, has been lest
me lsle " Pine-crew fayea.
nssger, III let ips from Trisissa For, 40 spain is says
sh' sss snsrn . so'5 sr, sp sasss y. sSa
bot Pot hero account o. h crcs BEING dssbd and
vlJ
scHN - n from Nyorh for w.hns.on Nc. picked up on
70 boat America con 1og the captain sud nine
1sy AZ arrived - wshiss !, s5od health s,oeps .hs
ana exposure TIE bird boat oOntsAias ss persons has
sca Pony Ewra, o. Baohsport which went sshoro At
wits little damage.
Boston cargo sal aour, put nto Norf yist
~ distress, ksviDg experienced the late gale sad i's
scaa Bafrr~oRy Phillips from Baltimors l,X ssvsnssh
soTa stEesss Ynsr from Bsltimsrs for HorA Carolina
PIT ib,o Nerfs's ss, p.. WITH loss q msinmss, -.
Gaze cls ni.. ". = Gallon s,s z. nol.,.s
tf ny en- II. ~ sqa. s1 S ssps
oloss; could discover r,rs The others s th.y
"a Hs. os ssd az susressd 70 b rss1 81 the cargo
u barb Carries. v,vssa " Gss sesS
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TUEsNAFs Feb. - r NJ
Aspgs--rhe market for both descriptions was very
DALI and With only . limited demsnd Pots we're
easier siuce last 90 barrels sold ct 81 c2f for
pots and pearls
BRr.psruTrs- p7swr-ws observed no important
sersons IN western and State to day, but the news
By the steamer Csnssa not beisg - favorsble - anti
cipstsd the market Gas tomewbst depressed There
vas an active business done for city consumption ss
Sc. a. for ~. east but for export vsry little trans
pifes. At the close there vas some difhcuty exp
riencsd 10 rssiiHag our eutsigs ngurss some 500
bsrsis domestic changed hands including ordinary TO
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Clearoda
Steaners-Arctic Luce, Liverpool Collins; Ksnnebee,
SeJ Philadelphia. :
Ships-Elizabeth Ellen Upshur. vancouver's Island,
Brur I; Continent. Drumnond, New Orleans.
Barke-Pymcuth Perkins. Africa, Foster Niokerson;
Aayes Scott Buepos Ayres ia cieErAnceb Detorest
4 Co; AfA Fish Gates Mobile HurDut CO.. Marion,
LoTng. philadelphia
Brss-Yaraiand Grsca Gonaives Nesmith Sons; Jssso
Baker. Bermuda. do.
schrs cy Ellen, Smith, sagua la Grande, Nesmith
Sons; JOHN White Green MAJ acaso, Cnderwooda wleB
King Philip. terc!yal RIO Rioo Underwood Wiley So
rah .alia Rogers, Guadloupe. do Aiario, Prosser Will
mington, NC.
Arrived.
Steamship Alabama. Lueios. savannah. Y heure to
kche Passed, gong TO savannah barks Vernon And
Texas end brig augusta: bound for New YORK snnssy
los5. Pm 10 miles OF Hatras passed steamer Florida
for savannah The has Experienced strong head
win0s sli the passage.
Scr Telegraph Coz Bucksportl FsrnLam Baracoa 20 days
win tobacco boiler sand The has been ~ days
n Of Cape Batterss Sc inst, william Beach, seaman, 81
BueksPost, died Of the fever.
The brig Norris rpsrsed per pilot boat arrived below
yth from Malaga supposed 70 have been the
schr Norma, arrived i5t inst
kgH4wind during the day SW. and light with fog ~ in
te.1Alr, sgd considerable loo IN the bay.
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reIeQraphlc Reports.

PfrrsHuRsH, Feb u 1891.
The weather having becoNs more mild navigation
beo~ IN. city has again been resumed Flour IL sell
ing 81 So 90 Bacon SIDES 6rm sales 300 600 lbs At
OK sei.s Lara, in kegs hTHc
B.Irwoss, Fet. e. 1851
The csnsdss advises published this morning has
Depressed n,ur and grain though no actual decline
noted. esls q 100 bales Howard street hOur at
g.. 6rsin - duh. Corn has declined one cent. Cot.
ton-Buysrs are ask ing lower rates.
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SAvhF.au-SteamshipA Isbams-G " Hendrohson,
Barrett. Bostick y Ive. y kilber. Ksst. ard
con, Csdv aader, Bescs ans daughter kagartou
snd ay,h.J Todd. Jsariss, A q Dale Ellis ID
Eendriok, Ke Fcnkhwsnter Tn mrecs Mrs Chess
Tuchsr. N Buehhafssr, Chsesemsa- osklsy hfs
frs~r-T IN stssrsgs
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LNOR SAN FRANCIsCO-DEsPATcH LINE-TaEN NEW
and elegant clipper wITCHCRAFr, Rogers masters Il
loading at pier TO- East River and will receive
despatch given this line In point Of beauty speed this
riOr Of the clippers that have her
the berth. witt aud examination will fully satisfy
shippers of this fact She 10 expected make the
within ninety days. Superior Accommodations for
y. d. SUTTON & CO.. 81 Wall street, Of
JOHN OGDEN, lie Wall rect.
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On the 9th Of January, wm DoueHEarr aged a. to
SALLY BsApHAM, aged 90, Ill Of Sumter district O.
January 7th, BY the Rev. Mr.. Q. Hutton, Mr. THoaAs
srKEs, OF Heston, Msrsey, Engisud, TO Miss 6ABIrA
CHARLror, Of Stockport, Cheshire, England.
On Tuesdsy afternoon, Feb. 4, by the Rev. william
b. BAoh, fEaDNArD HADDER, Of Philadelphia, to Coz
DELLA d. FAULKsgR OF thia city.
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SHIPPING.

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP couPANY.-
;s:,aIs $s;s;' s. @ ss q:
e Win =; q. a.!.s.
Specie only taken freight to Hsssas New orssas
For passage freight iRgk We: :: street. q y
EoR LIyERPooL.-UNIrED STATES NAIL srEAx-
= ship ARCTIC. Can't J. 9. Luos51hs stsam.hip VIVA
"a &. Poi. ss for
ssy,s is <
H :: Or sS.5S .:. s
Arctic. and sail February 18th.
NETWORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION con-
% ss sSs:
ssssS:apsss y. NAH: s::ssss5:
OasI ToSssans 70 Ls1dsP over
IN ss
apply
lilo informed that under the rransements Of this
tnue leave Panans and San Francisco the nrst and
BIZ The tho mails =
B San shs n
Of the Of the month will touch 1t Acapuleo bat
sss =. SoIyxBIA win Ply ..snl.ry ..s
arrva In tho fecino between Gan ports
In Oregon awaiting 1T the former the arrival Of as
Panama returning without delay
yith ma asd for tho following steamer from
for the ransportaton Of freight and passengers
between Panama and San Francisco.
The connection In the Atlantic will be BY
steamshps Umpire CITY leaving New York the thir
teentb and CHEROKEE leaving New York tho twenty
eighth each month fog Chagre third boat viii also b.
kept In New York as . spare steamer.
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and P2ILADELP TIA
will form direct line between New Orleans and Chagsa
possible the witt the Pacific stesm
ship through line TO and from New Orleans ana ports Ia
neI California and Oregon.
IT rough tickets for month be secured appss
tion to tho Company Sou tn street New York ApplisA
tions from He~ Orleans shoudb msdeo ARM
STRONG LAURAsON Co, Agents st that piaos.
New York October 81. f5O.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO nDHspArsH LIsE-raE new
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MEDICAL.
THE GENUINE ORIENTAL LIFE


THE GENUINE ORIENTAL LIFE FLUID POWDER
1 Turkish Inyigorator.-Better call me knavc than
yourself fool. IT. after Of misery lind have
spoken truth which you w how you will blame yourself
some Of The genuine 0rent, Life Fluid o-der and Turk
ish imported direct from Calcutta that will
store the most wretched broken down and de-
siiity This wonderful restorative is prepared By tAs
learn ed Punds for the Grand Pasha 1t be sent by
NAL at sir gle stage 81 package Toe hrst package to
teld upon trail not approved the money rearnsd
Of the Genuine Fluid $40 pint bote These DO cent
The celebrated Nervous Andote Likewise be
sent by express to any part; 81 bottle.
nK. CONvERs' INvIG0RATISG CORDIAL-THE on
ly remedy for weaknels and debility Of the and
those sad disorders body and mind caused BY improper
habits Of youth Young men be cautious where apply
for aid Avoid quach who profess three
days woek. few botes Of this cordial will
&c manly vger This the only medicine which
reliance be placed Of self abuse For II
has been the anchor Of hepe TO- Of Co.'S
dial 81 bottle three bottles for S5with advice
TO the married and SINGLE Forwarded 70 the country DE-
Cs office IS Third avenue where he is privately
suited and the cordial obtained Letters sold
sS South Third 2 and $50 Market street
Second snd Creen and Third and srso
PnlsdslphiA. See N. u POLICE Gazette.
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w stop to qncstiopf None bnt fosl. Uu nterian Dis
pensary, No - bivinon street. etabshei A. l5 BY Dr..
Hunter who from experience that seldom falls
the lot OF one physician enabled 20 perfect
and lasting IN any and in all This tbs ou.Y
place in this city where this remedy Hunters Red
Drop can be obtained. medicine fail In
curing the forms disease O private natur
The Disrenary arranged that the person calling will
see no one but the doctor himself who in attend
snee HE private ready and willing give relief
to all who give him call. Hundreds of certhostes
Voluntarily OF All afflicted IN tied 20 mako
INN ediae application 70 DOCTOR HUNTER, whose bGb
professional celebrity respectRbity and integrity Of cha
raeter, challenge the sesersst scrutiny axi
treatment Price 81 This great remedy be lad 10
Boston genuine. The Doctor Las nov On band ths
largest And most ysllabe assortment trassss
York city.
DAeIs AND LONDON TREATskNT or PRIVATE
diseases. In few hours, bv vegetable with
emit pain In debility, brought b. habits sad
uticnal affections comb medicines with tho local
remedy and can show there Thousands
not b. cured without ~ have daily Of year stand
ins from the ether ph yBcinns AL guarantee psrma
nen cure lhsve attractions daily cure without eassto
which others use caused BY their not espeng the dses
soon enough Ny diploma with these and hundr 81
oerhcases show that none can equai it, You cured
ftw hoursC Dtroud. under the othe- hysisia,s
year without benefit S body was covered YOU cnrsA
roe IN short time john Roison IT. raid over 500 in
i've years to be cured Of esy from se abuse withoas
benent Seu sured ne By lot n and general
short tme-!as salisbury. Treatment by letter. ohss
hours from a. N. 70 r. ", AID fr3m7 to n NJ DR..
IAhNDNT. q Hcade street, i d0CTs
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n ARITIm NJ INT E LII Q II G N.
Movements OF tho Ocean Steamers.

Poit or New York FebI nary ), 1851.
b 57 MOON %
MICS WATER. III y
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DcOO eide ss,urs Cor tha ours Of prra,o disorders
mfkes speedy cure without the las az
diEk oyposrr~, or change " application 10 bus,nr.s s
Proprietor CHALLENGES ringlc which the mixture vii
not cure under the ieretrc Of i've hundred dollars
70 settie. WITH fnll dlree.icn At 81 ose soss~
r. ri nf,o Ids ~ re cures IN two Gays. For sas ~
Oriesns ~Ns"~'f W''s"s = - W.
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dsfrsy the expenses Of celebrating the birthday Of
Warrington, February a. and the uoaptrollsa b. d.
rsotsd to draw his warrants In payment Of all bills
contested thsrswith not exceeding In tbs aggregate
that amount when certified to b correct by the CON-
nittss Of arrangements OF the Common Council :.
Resolved, That section 10 Of title & OF an ordi-
entitled An ordinance providing tor the re-
asnption Of the city debt, and the payment OF In.
tersst thereon parsed Feb 81 1919 be repealed ana
that the Counsel Of the Corporation make necessary
application to the Legislature Of this State to confirm
the same
Resolved, That the Commissioners Of Repairs aud
Supplies directed repair the walk In Water
street, ON the north side OF Wall street.
Rssolvedsrhat the Counsel to the Corporation be
Instructed to prepare aud to BE- presented
mortal to the Legislature ut Its present session
thofixing the Common Council to increase the num-
Der Com misonsrs OF Deeds In and for the city aud
county OF NV YorH TO two hundred and twenty I've.
Thsrssclurion, which pubshed some tims sin 90,
in rsfers 10 entering into contract with W. Per-
riRs for the construction Of his combination pave
msnt In Broad way, was adopted
A resolution appointing Ia persons Comms-
sioner OF Deeds, In place OF those whose terms Of
once have expired, or who have resigned, was also
adopted
The Board then adjourned until O'Clock this after
noon.
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yyvv tur..of All remedies ytt discovered. this y -
most certan ~ mases speedy ami vttA
ont the least restriction Diet drnh or or cks~9
Ypnssto. 70 business. Many srs CURED in tro AAvs
800 ths drpg store Ns Broadway, corner Chanbsf
sr,sti ass a. Ne l6AstorHous O. no Brosdvsr - II
bplt7n sxesh corner u wiikAm.
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de. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, so WILL
~ known In the treatment 81 decate diseases Tbs Doc
torserustcn for skin IN those half cured cases tkss
have existed f1r Il eminent
weakness brought bv secret hAbi eneeta AZ anal
Recent eases cured In four days.
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NOR LIVERPOOL
+ ship ARCTIC. CAP
dspars with the mails 4
February oth, 1t IL DEL,
Canal street. No berth
and papers must pass tn
passage. having uneqal
comfort. apply to
Positively no freight
day evening, Feb. Sd. I
Arctic, and sail Fehrual
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A LII DIsEAsgs or A DELICATE sArU Il CURED
"A By d. Dc Isney In oSfef thorough and ntalgsas
rsnnsr Recent shestons speedily removed by hi, nss
rsntte for perfect will ~ given Once LspeasrS
street near Broadway. FrsRca Female Periodical Pis
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-02-04

We think the delegates from Botetourt will
find, when Major Crutchfeld, the State proxy,
returns to his seat and gives an account OF what
the James River and Kanawha Company have
done, that he has committed taur pas by his at
tack upon the Company's administration Ac-
cording to the report ofhs remarks, he said there
was no doubt that the President and Chief Engi-
neer had not attended TO their duties. Now this is
sweeping charge, the justice CT which our
friend could scarcely have taken any pains to in
yestigate, or he would undoubtedly have arrived
at different conclusions from those which he has
very hastily adopted. The manner in which the
Chief Engineers duties have been discharged,
were fully inquired into by Il committee of the
Stockholders, including the three proxies of the
State, and declared by it TO be entirely satisfacto-
ry The Presidentwas unanimously reelected
the State proxies voting for him, and also for the
increase of his salary. The matter of Judith
Dam was carefully investigated by a committee,
assisted by one of the most eminent engineers in
the service of the United States. After all this,
we must acknowledge some surprise that the de-
legate from the strong canal county of Botetourt
should exhibit such premature haste to condemn
those who are labouring zealously to press on the
work TO the town of Buchanan.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-02-04

The GUANo TRApE--A letter from the Chincha
Guano Islands, on the coast OF Peru, dated Novembe
26h says thai there were then large fleet Of vessels
there loading principally for Eagand but some few
were up for The United States. TIE guano is mostly
taken from the north island the southern ming
untouched and there said be the three islands
thirty millions of tons OF guano. 1t is thirty feet in
depth. The letter says;
AT different points of the island are shoots or fun
nes made of heavy canvass ahout hree eet in diama,
and nifty or sixty in length reaching from the top OF the
island to The water, under wnch the boats placed
fe'ese the guano, and as it runs down with cousdera
BILE velocity, they are soon DIES patched"
ABOUT one thousand Chinese Iaborers are employ ed
poorly paid and mseraby fed, and they have pre-
ylously contracted Tor term oyears their usuage is
hard that they sometimes commit suicide. Many are
chained TO wheelbarrows to prevent their escape.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-02-04

The correspondence between the Governor Of
So nth Carolina and the British Consul at Charles.
on is exciting much comment. The objections ia
ken to it are thus presented by the New York
Commercial Advertiser;
South Carolina is treated as an independent soyer-
eighty by the representative Of Great Britain and that
in her response she places herself upon that footing
OF this there is no lack Of evidence, as will be
manifest on reference to the letters of both parties
1t is found in the following expressons-th direct
mode adopted by H. B. MS Government in this com.
munication will, The undersigned hopes be accepted
asa further. proof Reconsideration and good will &c
from the present liberal commercial interc curse with
Great Britain" "other countries" than South Caro-
lina 1.-THE undersigned hopes that South Carolina will
strengthen the existing bonds Of commerce, of friend
ship, and OF mutual good faith with kindred ndti0n":
thus writes Mr. Consul General Mathew, and Gov
ernor Means in ever more explicit in his assumptions
ofequaity. He assures the consul that the state over
which he presides entertains "no disposition to do
anything that might end to disturb the anicabe re-
lations noaD er sting bctDeen the TWO GOVERNMENTS
the law was not enacted as u necessary restraint
upon the seamen claiming the projection OF the flag Of
dnyJriendN po,ner"; and Governor Means concludes
hs second note" with the usual diplomatic assurance
OF frerdy feelings toward The Government no is ad
dressing.
So that the diplomatic character of the correspon
dence, as between two independent nations is placed
beyond controversy. Equally certain is it that the
course pursued by the British Government-for the
consul distinctly declares that he is acting under I'm
sruclous," by which the responsibility of the proceed.
ing is thrown upon the British Cabnet-is unsual
and we believe unparalleled between friendly ma
tions.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-02-04

THE MASSACHUSETTS, UNITED STATES SENA-
ToR.-We think it very doubtful whether Mr.
Rantoul will take his seat in the United States
Senate to which he was elected on Thursday.
At the latest advices he in Springfield Illinois,
as the agent of an Eastern company, negotiating
with that state for the construction of railroad in
its limits. AS bill is now before the Legislature
for carrying his proposition into effect. it is pro
badly that private interest may forbid him to de.
sert his present post for the honor of representing
his state for few days in the Senate. In case
of his failure to appear, Mr.. Winthrop will retain
his seat for the remainder of the term, which will
expire ON the 4th of March next.-N Y. Com.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-02-04

THE BousHr FuGIrIvE SLAvE.-I was 500, saw,
the Philadelphia Bulletin, that the friends of Stephen
Bennett, the fugitive slave from Maryland, paid to Mr..
Gallup the claimant, on Saturday. This was formally
done IN the oice OF the U. S. Marshal, and Stephen
was sci al lioerty. The Pennsylvania says:
Mr.. Gallup gave him a hob character for honesty
and hdelity and stated his willingness to pay if
teen hundied dollars for him he could receive guaran
~ thar ne would remain with him. Bennett gives his
the lear OF being sold further South at the nstipaion Of
brother OF Mr.. Gallup induced him to abscond. The
greater part, il not the whole Of The purchase money,
was raised in Columbia, Pa.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-02-04

HE IRON BUSINESS IN New JERsEY-The Newa rk
Advertiser Gays that IN Morris county, the extensive iron
manufactures have at no former period been 10 so de-
the general government by add PROTECTIVE duties
The ioees in the region of coun,ry OF Upper and Lover
Longwood. Newfoundland &c. many Of them are do.
king blooms only aa loss OF IS 10 81 per ton. The
minimum cos. at which they be afforded at The
forge 1911 ton, while they sold al a32 10 s3
per ton; and the propretors very Iudciousy while Inc
present state OF things exist srous Of nrocu
rag any more stock, making further arrangement Is
Tor the prosecution OF their business
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-02-04

FEELINe IN ARKANsAs.-The Little Rock Democrat
which heartily opposed the compromise measures, il
now in favor of acquiescence in the adjustment. /
says:
"Ifthere is man in our city, in our State who is
not favor OF abiding by the measures Of adjustment
OF our national difficulties enacted by the last Congress
or who is opposed southern uaism and northern
anaticism,' who is not DESTROYS of MAINTAINING
the perpetuity of the Union who is not opposed to
do we believe there is one" ~
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-02-04

DEATH OF GENERAL BEM.---The foreign cor
respondent of the New York Commercial Adver.
tiser, in his last letter. says:
'Your readers will remember that about
year and a hafago | mentioned an explanation
which had been given regarding the reckless dar-
ing of General Benz, to the effect that many years
since, in moment Of alleged spontaneous clair
voyance, he had become impressed with the con-
vcton that the year of his death would be 1850,
and that he would escape all pers to that time.---
He had seen distinctly as he conceived tomb with
his own name and the date of 1850 as transcription.
The 10th of January 1851 having arrived, those
who remem bered the story would have been apt
to note it only as failure but advices have been
received this morning from Turin, whichannounce
that the predicted event has taken - A!.eppo,
and thai :hs General died in the Turkish faith, and
was buried wi h military honors The day of his
decease is not mentioned, but, as the d,te of the
advice from Turin is the 4th of January, it must
have beentat least fortnight or three weeks be-
fore that time''