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signs ana wonders In New York.


The State Register, published at Albany. New York,
and edited by close personal friend of Mr.. Fillmore,
goes heartily into the support Of the Albany coalition
attempts sustain itself and sustain the admins
ation by quoting the sentiments of papers out of the
State Of New York Looking the South, it sezes with
eager avdty on an article which appeared days ago
in the Baltimore Clipper, and, by way Of giving i'm
por,ance to that article that the Clipper is in
dependent in politics" Independent in politics. indeed
The Clipper may make such professions but every one
this latitude knows full well that the Clipper party
paper, and thoroughly committed TO the powers that be-
This idea Of independent political papers is all sham and
humbuylke no. par,yism Interest and fear alone pre-
vent their hosting flag. regular banner would bring
them under responsibilities; and therefore they follow the
example OF Mdshipman Easy, who ran up old gray
peticoat for flag when ne found his vessel in a
difficult position.
After quoting the Baltimore Clipper, the Fillmore
organ finds further commendatory paragraphs in
the southern wing press Being disappointed, il turns
ire the Baltimore American, saunch wing paper.
which had the audacity to denounce the Albany coali-
lion without waiting to hear from the special organ of
Mr. Fillmore in New York The Register speaks Of the
American in this stye
ST manifest eaptious guerulou, fault 6ndi~g spirit
and readiness take offence phse tnsndsd and
for ph there is in keeping with its ordi-
nary good and sobriey Of judgments and in omit
ting does, all in the call qualifying the paragraph it
quotes does display its usual fairness and acutene
"The American comedies the abstract right OF discus
sion claimed in the CALL but says the wings OF New
York. III you choose do this at peril it Is right
hen, TO regard you adversaries &c. Language like
this than idle nehisuous, and tends duseiiy
peyuaie a STATE Of feeling AVID Of action declared
By the South be iuisns her honor and prous her
iuttrsss"
Here we have the fiat of the President uttered by his
bosom friend the exchange to Bogota. Here we hear
the noise of the party ash-he shrill whs,ing OF the
party cat The Washington organ and the Albany organ
have now Joined hands. The southern elections being
over, shall hear more Of fraternity and union.
The Baltimore American has been fastened TO the
gratings We will watch and with wha, grace it
takes its nine and thirty, since punishment has been
abolished in the navy The Petersburg (Virgna) Intel
gencer will be next brought up for punishment for s
dsloya remarks if have any gift of prophecy But
no Mr.. Stewart is in Virginia working out certain
schemes and every in Virginia knows how compe-
tent he u.s. The Petersburg nelligencer may therefore
have respite for few days, il il keeps perfectly quiet
on B ank street
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST is, 1851.

o. Mr. JAnxs, of Cincinnati Ohio is our general travel
i.s sssn assisted by Joas T. DEsr Wa
R.AAr, Dr. j. WApswoKTE r. X GRAVES, A. H. LAWS, JAaxs
Rurnsaroap EpwA THos FkAsKLAsp, and c.
L. WsxaAA above persons has certificate Of the
Mayor Of Cincinnati Of the city describing their
% viii risk In paying ihe and hope ali whom
hsy may call will make IL convenient TO settle with them
AZ w. b. PALAkR, tbs American Newspaper AGENT the only
agent this paper the cities Of Boston, New York.
and Phsdsphs duly take advertisements and
subscriptions s required BY His receipts will be
regarded payments His offices sIeBoston Congress street
York, Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third Chestnut sueetx.
e1Ar HsHaS n. LEwIs Of Montgomery, Alabams Is
travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee
sisted BY his sons, James o. ard Samuel d. Lewis.
0EDwAaps, DANvoRD, Co., agents and bankers In
States London and Liverpool have been appointed
sessss "Uaion authorized receive subscriptions
paper Their once In London NO ~
Gresham Liverpool No. Columbia budngs
connected in this country with the weknown
Co.. express agents. and entitled to the conf
Asacs ofosT friends abroad.
00Ar JoHssox Of Galveston, authorized to procure
ssbscnbsss, &C., for The Union in Texas
o0-Rscsipss from either ef hs above will be good.
oMr lsRAsL f. JAAEs No. S9 South Tenth street, Phiadei
pha travelling assisted BY MossD Wh H.
WsLp, Jsnn CoLLIHs, JAnxe DExaKs A. kIRK WELLHsroH
A. EVANS JonH T. JuDKSs LOCKE, JOS BuTTox GxoRex
p BurroH, and THOMAS d. NIcE.
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by A. GREEN, Aucsioneer.

DESIRABLE AND IMPROVING ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE
The subscribers Mrs. Mary II. Walsh
public SALE 50 between AZ 9th
numbcr OF desirable lots, 5k O'Clock Saturday
next, the 18th Instant.
Opcbd cash balance, secured by deed Of trust
months, with An
right resale
compliance
IRON on o the original pruprietnrs.
Square SOL lot - fronting - feet by % feet 9th west
conains 47U4 square feet.
square = fronting as feet by %, and rs street
west, contains d,a36 tquar, feet
fronting AZ feet II inches street and rs
feet on l., contains 1862 square feet
sol, lot TO- fronting ~ feet south
inches, and "a feet II inches deep,
feet
SOL part lot ~ fronting 50 fee, street. by
eel II inches deep, contains 2, l65 square feet.
Square 5i4 lot 90 fronting ~ feet inches
II inches deep, contains 6,s2v square
s4a, lot 81 fronting so
deep contains {, fe6 square ieet
square st4 10, "a fronting so feet south by
Deep contains 6,4a6 square feet
Square 54f, lot w. fronting 80
and 81 feet u inches deep, contains 1875 square feet
Square 5f4 lot "a fronting 40 feet n inches
"a Feet on south l., contains 500 square
Square ga lot IS fronting fs III by
" and 70 on south l., TO 2et alley 1896
feet
Square 5 lot &C. fronting as feet Sd west, by
W feet deep, contains 4,70i square feet.
JOHN CARROLL BRENT,
JOHN MARBURf,
Aug l3-3tLds A. GREEN, Auctoneer
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FROM our Baltimore Oorrespondens.

BALTIMORE, August u.s. p. m.
The whig city convention broke up in great agi.
ston last Hight without seng the question as to the
pediency OF making nominations for all Offices large
lumber OF members were opposed sling those de m.
octnic nominations which acknowledged 10 be In.
vncble; but still larger portion evidently wanted 10
fight for everything. They meet again on Friday night
when the Hotspurs of the party will doubtless have Il All
their way. An independent ticket composed of men
of both parties, 10 announced in the morning papers
have other local news of any interest to communal
Rumors sfoat concerning the failure of
large houses and is said other explosions may be
fJr.
TgR saRxKrs,No sales Of -four to-day Sales Of prime
red wheat 10 80 cents, and white 80 IS cts Vel
low corn. 50 cents. white, 81 63 OATS % IS cents
Whiskey, q ~ cents.
BosroN, Aug. H.
John Stevens, broker, committed suicide th. morning
by severng the main artery OF hts right leg He died
chair.
An arrival from the Cape Of Good Hope, with dates 10
June 2st, brings intelligence that the trouble. there
az far IRON settlement The Ksf and Hottie
II ssid II successu intend establish government
their own Thcopolis, OF the oldest ssionary
tons, had been bufnt by the ssvages and all the nheb
ants murdered The ksfbr powers yet unbroken. Bust
mess IL in = deplorable state.
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WASHINGTON, August ID, 1s1


Mr. EDITOR The National lntelIigencer to la.
Dor under bitter and violent feeling only against
those who may sympalhize with the Cuban patriots, but
against the Cuban patriots themselves This is not per-
baps, be wondered al when you reflect that the Ma.
tona Inellgencer has for whole gene ration been the
especial organ of those who preach up conservatism and
endeavor to check the progress of republicansn II is
unnecessary call attention TO all the instances of in.
faua,ed prejudice which the nellgencer has exhibited
The recital would crowd your columns My intention
only notice the statement, in the nelligencer OF to
day That statement mentions that the Spanish consul had
chartered 1.-THE Gamer Cincinnati rapid running boat "
10 convey certain information the Spanish authorities
OF Cuba This is for the purpose Of lettering persons
in the United States from efectually manesng their
sympalbes for the oppressed The Spanish consul may
have chartered the Cincinnati but know that she ia moi
"a rapid running boat" and that she cannot move with
sufficient raplily to carry any information in advance OF
the acts OF which she may attempt carry alvices Her
greatest speed the Mississippi river not ten miles
an hour down with hve-mile current.
As 10 the efforts which the conservative" press I'M
der the lead of the nielgencer is making to crush The
spirit OF liberty in Cuba by giving currency and credit "a
all the statements emanang from the despotc author
ties, and by denying without the shadow Of proof all
contrary information, would state 10 you that | have
ascerlained from most reliable source that the British
consul al Havana regards The outbreak one of the
most serious nature and that advices were received from
him by the Georgia TO the effect thai if Lopez was to ar
rive with his expedition the Spanish authority would be
overthrown.
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HrApaukRrFrs MARINE CoRPs,
Quartermnser's Once, Washington, 18th August ISL
SEPARATE proposals will be received this office until Wed
y neday I'd september, ISL 10 O'Clock, supply
with such quantities Of the following named
required ume, between the LIST day
OF October la5l, and the 3Jh June, 1854, viz;
Uniform caps, compeei
Pompons;
Non ssoned officers worsted epauets;
Brs-s counter straps, for the shoulder
Cotton shlrts
Brogans
Blankets
knapsacks;
Worsted sacks;
Fatigue caps with brass letters, U. s. NJ. and
Flannel shirts
All OF the aforesaid ARTICLES correspond with samples 10 be seen
Marine Clothing 81 Walker street, New York QUAR-
office, Washington the Marine Clothing store
Virginia endorsed Proposals for Clothing, &c,
addressed to the ouaenser Marine Corps, Washington
DC,
The lowest responsible bidder win be officially informed Of The
ncce OF his bid
The in the habit of publishing "poposs for this
will the three insertions week until the %
september s5 and bills accompanied by printed eopJ
Of the advertisement, to this Office Tor payment.
iS--3tawtScp3
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ONE WHO KNOWS.

MENTAL ExcuEMEET--Bad news weaken the action
OF the eaJt Expresses the lungs, destroys the appetite
stops digestion, and partially suspend- all the functions OF
the system An emotion OF shame ashes the face, fear
blances it, Joy iluninates it, and instant thrill cleo
tribes million OF nerves. Surprise spus the pulse inap
galop Delirium Iniuses great energy Vohuon com.
mands and hundreds OF muscles spring tc execute. Pow
ertuI emotion often kills the body nj stroke Chic, D.
asorss and Sophocles died OF JOY AT the Gecan games
The news OF defeat killed Philip the V. The door
keeper of Congress sxpned upon hearing OF the surent
der OF Corn~als Eminent public speakers have often
died in tie midst OF mpsssoned burst OF eloquence,
when the deep emotion that produced II suddenly sub
sided Lasrave the Young Psr.sn, died when he heard
that the musical prize for which he had competed was
adjudged to another
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Washington College, L.x,n gton, v,rs,n,..

We would call attention TO the advertisement another
column announcing the period al which the duties this
institution will be resumed We have also received and
read the Baccalaureae Address Of George Junkin d. D.,
the president OF the institution delivered before the grad
uaing class on the 18th of June last II gives clear
exposition OF the Of studies adopted and defends
with great zeal and ability "ihe college curriculum" by
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BY DYER q Mcguire, Auctioneers.

IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TY-On "Wednesday afternoon, 2Uh, O'Clock,
shall sell that valuable
ers Hotel" situated the
together wh the
frame carriage house adjoining being described
lots Nos 2, and g. No. 1874
inches ID and back
feet, containing in all Il, l07 square
The peculiar location
Bile aud desirable for hotel and livery STABLE equal
IN the city, aording
and others for an Investment rarely
The whole Will be sod together subdded
Sale positive
Terms; One third cash balance in equal instruments
TWO years, with Interest," satisfactorily Tile naspuabe.
DYER & Mcguire,
aug Id Auctopeen.
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THE New YORK WING PLATFoRM.-This beautiful
structure erected by that cunning arcer OF the higher
law party William II. Seward, seems 10 have given grea
satisfaction to the abolition wing OF the wing parry In
looking al It's Materials could but be amused at the
declaration that OF the cardinal principles OF the
wing party an ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION OF the
general government, win STRICT ACCOUNTABILITY IN all
lis offices" This principle and The truth ines OF the
declarations s,rkingy illustrated in The practice OF
the present whg administration The Gdtphia sUtndie,
the Gardiner and Mear swndes, abundany prove what
an economical administration and " stnct account
ability" mean in the wing vocabulary think the PEG.
pie prefer different administration TO the one which
would suit the New York wings, and that however &C
ceptable the compromise abolition platform may be
TO Mr. Fillmore and his friends, 1t Will not be acceptable
10 the honest, independent masses OF our counymen
Wing cIeeds Platforms and promises have been TOO OIL
ten changed and forgotten TO command the confidence OF
the community There is old adage which says, ac-
lions speak louder than words" and, Judging from actions,
economy" and strict accountability" are by no means
the cardinal principles of the wings when they get into
ofhce-BaHhmoH Argus
Why I'VE are at loss TO understand why it is
that the National Inelligencer and many other leading
wing prints manifest such decided hostility to the
of the patriots friends of freedom in Cuba We had
supposed that the sympahies of every American were
naturally and strongly IN favor OF every effort TO obtain
that freedom which we as people ENJOY But we lind
the lniegencer, with many kindred prints. as deci-
dedly TO the awakenngs OF liberty as the most
thorough monarchlst Why is III The question is one
which should like TO satisfactorily answered. In
the recent Hungarian struggle the Inlegencer al.
ways found giving it's influence against the patriots and
their cause and from the first dawnings OF the aspira
lions for liberty among tse Cubans that paper has been
found on the side OF the Spanish authorities, spreading
their version of affairs before the community with evil
dent pleasure and frowning upon all symptoms OF sym
paby or encouragement upon the part OF our people,
These are remark facts, and totally nexpcsbe TO
our republican and liberty lovng minds We would not
violate the laws OF our counry-we would not violate
our treaty stpuatonsbut in every possible and honor
able mode would we encourage the spirit OF liberty
among the oppressed Of all chimes, and show them thai
our sympatbes and warmest wishes were with them
in their struggles This think is the privilege and the
duty OF every republican and but express our
astonshmen at the opposite course pursued openly
and strongly by the presses alluded 10. IL would
from all they say and do that their sympathes and good
wishes all the side OF the oppressors, and their in
huence always thrown the scale against the friends oil
ffeedom -Ibtd
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with and encourage the separate free-Soi organization
The Republic. pending the southern elections. has been
hlled with professions OF union, harmony, Cancellation
and no-partyism. Now il openly cohabs with Seward
ism, higherawsm. and anti masonry, and gives all its
uagement TO Van Burensm by styling il the democ-
racy. Here is an extract from The organ:
1--WE trust that, in justice the adm 10 istation as in
ustce 10 the history of the period the Unoy " III let il be
kaown that the administration OF Mr. Fillmore has bee dc
nounced by the democrats OF Vermont for its fidelity 10
slavery and that the democrats Vermont have pledged
themselves TO agitaie The issue OF repeating the
slave law in every political gathering and at the polls"
We assert that the democrats OF Vermont" have never
denounced Mr. Fillmore for his fidelity to slavery The
Republic chooses to give aid and encouragement to free
soilsm. With its mouth filled with patriotic professions
for southern ears, is striving, for the party ends
to bolster up the Van Buren, faction OF the North by en-
dorsng its claim to be the true democracy. In adopting
such the organ like boy that throws spark
into magazine is doing mischief than it can ever
repair 1t is irritating the feelings of the South It is
pursuing the very policy which Mr. Rhett would dictate
to it. 1t is giving new impetus to secession and dis
union; and, if its influence strong enough, the
federacy could not last twelvemonth. 1t leaves
casion unimproved to endanger the South by direct r
tlnts, while it gives strength and volume to all those az
gressive passions which have created and kept alive
southern dissatisfaction 1t goes beyond the Southern
Press. which hangs like the boat at the stern of sloop
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conformity the code Of Virginia OF szo 4ol section
l6, do hereby whom II concern that
cehcMe OF OF Berkeley
into the land once 9th day OF August that by
held 1851 the following uscts OF
land county have been found
escb-sted TO th,y Commo nweaith, 10 wit;
assessed 10 Benjamin An
drews's heirs.
Tehaoscs assessed t. Peter Deals hst
Packhorss ssre.ssd 10 James Greer
acres Litte Mountain, sss-sed 10 John Fo~sls hsis
acres on fsckhorse road, assessed 10 same.
acres on Back creek, assessed to John shocks heirs
rs Frederick line assessed to Isaac sco'
Mountain assessed 70 VIM. Tbbs
creek assessed Andrew Jenkins,
heirs
q, n. PARKER,
Aug l5-Iswsw Register Land Once,
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ny A. GREEN. Auctioneer.


DEREMPTORY SALE OF RIFLES, CARBINES, SINGLE AND
L DoUBLEBARRELLED GUNS, REVOLVING AND OTHER
PISTOLS, AT AUCFiON-on Monday the 18Th instant shall
the sixth Pennsyl-
vana s4 O'clock large and splendid assortment
the following articles
1 dozen jerks patent carbines
i do plain rifles
! fine English double .bau,Ied guns
| fine German
do fine do single -bsreled guns
4 do pairs revolvcrr OF different patents
do single ard double German pistols
ed sizes
The attention OF the trade respectfully called
ordered by the sell
dately.
Terms Al Of and under s25, s25
ceedng $50 credit OF sky AMI
two four and six months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest A. GREEN,
Aug IA-3,eod Aucuoneer.
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no BE sOLD.-The c,
i illogical, and patholog!cI

no BE sOLDThe celebrated collection Of
oloscal and pathological preparations the sgnor
exhibition Society Library Rooms
Broadway, New York city, VIII be sold public auction,
above rooms, on Monday, September 10, 1851
For terms OF sale apply in BY letter paid
MOSES II. MhCBAY,
Attorney and counseloraaw Nassau street, New York
Aug l5-2awtlstsep
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NEW and beautiful styles fancy shirts with vests
IN
Also super Ii-le thread unde shirts and halfhose
Game =
mohpir cheap
for weather received and for safe At
- ~ CHAs ~ LANES
Gentemcns Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania Az,
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fremont House, Boston, Massac hus
lilS welknown establishment still
II
OF the house, commodous comforts
Injuries TO be found there combine
to
Having been Tucker Co.. so long AT
the head the establishment subscriber pledges
tons maintain its reputation, and give
TONERS. WM. H. PARKER.
BosroS, August IL, 1851
Aug
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Pacific Mail Ste Rmship Company.-Thc only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
rNE public informed
company inspected and approved by the Navy Depart
the United States mails, win
Francisco the LIST 18th
unavoidable accident will
Diego, Monterey The following packets
steamship which
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I AMART1SE's Stone Mason of saint Point-s village
IL tale translated from the French. Price y cents.
Part 10 London Labor and London Poor
Brs Memoir Of Edward Bickorstet
Tying 2 vols.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for August.
For sale by TAYLOR d MAURY,
Aug 10 Booksellers, 9th
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Navy Beer And Pork for 1864.


=
Bureau of Provisions Nd Ciolilpg August Is, lo5t
NEALED proposals, endorsed proposals beef" and "Po
~ posais FORK, the be
until ~ O'clock Saturday aUth DAY September
nex furnishing and delivering all cost and risk the
hundred barrels navy beef and three thou
sand six hundred barrels OF navy pork AHNF
hundred pounds nc
weight beef OF weight
delivered the follows:
Barrels bee. Barrels pork
Al Chariestown, Mass.
AT Brooklyn, NJ f.,,,...s..s looo. 200
Al Gospor, oOO.........,i2o 200
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The steamship Columbia win Francisco
in Oregon awaiting at the former the arrival Of the mails
mails the San Francisco.
propeiers will be
freight and Dnsen between Panama and San Fran
steamship Sands Of burden,
charter and peculiarly commodous in
her cabin arrangements will be kept running extra family
win keep the conneron between
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports
be maintained by the United
States mail steamships
Georgia JV" TONS
Empire City 1,ND
Crescent CITY Low
Cherokee lrsU
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NEW aud complete edition Of wordsworths Poems
~ vocon,annG "rhe Prelude" and All poems up 70 ms
death edited by Henry Reed,
For sale by ....on ,,.rn,
Augl IA Booksellers, 9Th street.
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ssbect Of this conversation with Doctor Carmichael and
observed 10 me- .You are ghtthere never Tecog-
milton OF the contract" and spoke, as thought, some
what sneerngy al Doctor Carmchaels declaration hat
there had been such recognition.
Cross examinations.
The counsel for defence asked the witness n General
Talco took any part in the conversation with Doctor
Carmichael who replied that he did not
Question by defence Did Gen. Talcoit have The pa
pers in his possession, only pass them 10 you IRON
Doctor Carmichael
Aastoer He had them, and brought them with him
Question By defence Did Doctor Carmichael state the
tine and place where the verbal contract with Mr. Craw-
ford was made
dns,osr do not think that Doctor Carmichael stated
any particular time or place.
Question By defence Did you consider necessary for
General Tacot explain you the nature OF the papers
when you had them there for yoar own examination!
dnsicer My looking at the papers at all was entirely
accidental II General Talcolt had stated TO me ociay
that there such a contract would have taken the
fact for granted in the daily habit OF doing IN
reference contracts made by all the bureaus And
when Doctor Carmichael made this assertion IN his pres
enee and he remained silent, considered at the time
equivalent 10 has making the declaration himself, or
nearly and took the papers with entire conviction
that should find in them recognition OF the contract
by Mr. Crawford and was good deal surprised when /
found that il was not so.
The hour OF O'Clock having arrived, the court ad-
journed until this morning at o'clock.