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rhe srohl,e awiadler.

Greene. iks extensive swiadssr of the Firsmsa's insurance Company, a, Mobile. vas aimOs, shs last mas whom that eommraity would have suspieioaed of dishonesty The Advertiser says of him:
 |" Mfr. Greene is elder ia the SecUad Presbyterian Chassh Of this city, . member of the Common Council of the city government. and occupies the highest (we 6eliese1 ard Bsest honorable position in the masonic fraternity Of gs States sad in every station which he had acquitted himself wih aissiR- guished honor, evineisg tSlenfs ard accomplish
 meats that eoam4nasi not oaiy respect, bat saSver sal admIratiOn. That such maR--ene 60 useful, 90 accomplished ahd SO much beioved--shoaid he betrayed into the commission of crime SO hensus as that charged of Mir Greene, is loo heAFi-xick tng to eoniempiaiealmosi too incredible for beIieL
 Ills emseEzlement is known 10 Fave reached $70 0oo and tie beiief is fhai wI noi fail under Sl0a,oa0. The eempany Ase ruined. Mi s. w. Cochran. of wsi- know krm of brokers m Mobile, was arrested Saturday evening, the cesaplsint o tbe PfesId-af o the company, char ged with being a party wifh Mr. Greene to fhsse Fmbezzlements. He immediately gave bond tothe amount ot $3S 600, snt has pasllshea esri, ia which he protests bus ehtifs inHscenee '-C Ga. Esg.
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saaxs in the MissiSsippi.

wriier in the Louisville JOei nal, aho has given the subject much ex,mins,ioa. states ihs; in the Mississippi river. between Cairo and New Orleans, there are st least six thousand snags which less than The average estimate of inc pilots and steam bca, captains, who are acquainted with the stream. The nsnbef Of s,esmb0a;s passing daily by every point between the two places tanned, will. fl is said. average nearly twenty--eseh beat, with the freight is valued over Sl0 .eo0-makins in all over hsf . million of dollars The eis~. and passenger. sx- eesd thousand. So il IS shown that he oastIac- tioas ia the navigation refeFred te. daily impeFil hail million of dollars worth Oi propeFy aud the loss sf q ll1oasssG persons.
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Fiare up tn thc r,at,in..,.
Hon K, " JoBNsoN.
 House ef Representatives

The Washington corrssPoadcf.t Of Inc BsI'nors Saa, gasee ibs following gf ''eoolasss,' which hss grown up between black Dau sEa sbs Executive.
 "A nice little disagreement not io ssy qna'rsl --has sprahg ap. and Is aow being carried os be tweea Mr. Secretary Webster asd Mr. Pfvs'dsat Filmors.
 Some tme ago. ss is ws,l known. Dr Foots, OeF recent Charge dc Afsa.res te Bogo1a, sesiEged he mission. al Inc solicitation his intimate political aud pessons friend Presient Fillmore, and reia'h' ea home 10 resume the editorial management sf tas Buffalo Commercial Advertiser. Df Foote's thifa editorisl after hts return to Baffso, a siaeee and wei drawn article. complimentary, iH a iigh degree, tc Mir Secretary Webster, but aaiing, ss the same time, that the great eKposnder had hs idea or expectation of 0eiBg csaa5tia sf sss re- siaency,
 This article, on its arrival hsrs, was taken to MT Webster, who read Il wta csaass0 5fo~. u con taiBed sn announcement, cGacsfbiag hts Swh in' t1rs position. in authoritative toae and fasfst which he had never ia aay way authorized Form with MF. Webster slasle3 in pursuit os hf HathAa k Hall, the Postmaster General, wte is anasfs'0"4 10 Dc more in the confidence 9i Pfesl5e nt Fillmore thaa any other meinbef of ths cabinet Mf n~'| not having had hls cue ca the sahset' was 'aNeR quite asaek. Hs was unprsparsd, snd aaabs 'S answer AF. Webstef's iHieFrogslOGies, S9 Ar "e" stsr repaired te the hlts House aud sa5H@i@a inc matter direct, asd witiioat c.rcHm'asauon' President Fillmore The matter Wes api' sA H'A' interview. disposed oi But t was not a9a ias not yel been. absRdorea 5y Sir Hcbfier FeF h'' days in succession he has seen 70 Inc Wnds ii'H'' aaG les4 interviews with las Prsslsss sn iHs sup jeet
 Meanwhlls Mf, Clay ls csgnizaai c. wi'at 's g"'Hs oa between hs two distinguished %nis sfiensa' aHa is evidently mo-e ceneersed for tlts reaaA uas| ~@ ihe intelligent and a5fPeassEi @otAAh @79 ts'''. ~ her h0s5aad ia hard sghi @sih esar' aA2 9'sa care which whipped ia
 Great msn aBd politicians of ihs pafs'e 9E'V s' have their sauabb.es and hesfi-b1fsings ..sa..fsst destlsy. small ssoeps bt e0ag'sssioas' dsuocrals was recently haa ia tas ely .a pr v.,e aute4 wsy, st which # ess rsaeiTse to fss Gen W R C. Butler, of ky, fer PFsgl0soi.n i,'- Other usmoctstlc Iaensbefs taean Co staae 2y Lewis ca.s. 0th<fs sssli rssoiss1 ie afgs N' oorriaa4loa, for tllsI Aigh eee, 0: Gen 1so i.sa' the old steamboat captain. 0Lhefs agala and '1s' are xsssiHg more and a4oFs aametsas sFs'} -@!' are going Tor Gea. Sasa- BsassoR iei f'sa'~ss' wiih p@ffeet tosa -
 IF M4esalsy, al the etoss ei iSag s's--@t winch hs had seeaplsl Eith a esalinsegss 's' sSA" dtseserss, iassrrBpi~a ealy5 5f aa oce@s'sHsi 's'. xegx.d Ia by peru Hsoioss aasFislsg. @as es"s ulased .by SyaBy Sasi.a Bpea aas s&tissiSi" siocsssosary powers. ssd particularly tss ''' y~ry bytsisnt Asshss of silence
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.and xvmrrauts--A Curious case.

Washington letter a the x. !. Herald, says
 'CaiisBs oi iiGe location of q land warraa; is rrperis; aer~ An old soldier, in the fsl sceep. saioH oi the word living al Elarper's Ferry. being entitled to ls0 acres cf land for bis services in the army, according 10 the bounty land law of the last session, for the sake of convenience, located hts s'Palent right on tract ef government lAad un- occupied. O. ia ssnss way. open 10 location, al liar pers erFy. He had consulted one of the ablest lawyers on inc subject, whose opaion IS that the old solaier wilt gel the laEd which is said 10 be, from ils location, worth al leas, i20 n0o l. is 10 b. hoped that, betxe-n him and nee : am the land vii go iO ,he old sOidies. f tis iaw says SO"
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Is Bentsn Reelected .

This aaestiss wh-h kss sern a.ke1 f twenty i>s csrsnx tss psek. 1t ss vsFg & a.s laosassa yaAiase h tass aPsr aaa taken Ifoa the N o Pcsylae alse rsEaraz sae feeertoa uf Thas. H. fsrsoa U < ssaaar; unahe zsYs zassasns kas aarsaS rusaaxs of result of the hlioSa the Mssaoi les;4are Tse lad ssssH:se nseiltgesce siIs sshsch v. ass Isnca sy excahses sow tsI Bsnsaa has ~sa aiass drrpd aud thai large had besn ggsa .o Has=h asaee.si taken aF, SS tss Snt Bennnt, In tas saee og Ms tfssa sao rsrrFsa seif saPps<L The fs&aas ,. ls I4ae.s A4glaas s wash We Ea3s Aastaoz t.kea lr,aa q tzisgrayhAe AsspA;rh s7 AsIaFhEss
 ST. LoCis, Jaa. 2i.
 Ia the legislature oa the 2T,h balioi the vote stSsd Gsysr 70; Besion B; and Grsea 3i- Il is very doubtful whether any siseIioa s.i take place
 Two mors ba.eIiags had ,o-tay for SsLstaE 2sih Geysr whig, G; Benton 3i Hsagh anti Benton. 50; Gresn. anti BsH:oa l.
 On the 29rh ballot Gsysr 6; Benton 37; uosgh D; Gssea 2: Stsongfeisew l. Sessniy-aias nee sssary 10 eheice.
 Tkissy-Erss ballet, Gsysr e, ifSsgh ss. Benton 35; SGOsgfsllow 3-
 SEcoxp DEsrsrca,-Ths lass s,Ilo; to- day stssG as fOiIows: Gsys 65 lone whiy sb.sai:i Benton 56. Hoash $; Grseas l. The House Inca sd- Ioufaea.
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Library or the Presidential Mansion.

Al the last session of Congress an appropriation of tao iheasaa4 dollars made for the purpose of commencing library for the use of the Presi- dent. II seems strange that ihis not thought of hity years sooner; for the need of it has ofiea been felt ss great inconvenience. uadsr the ia- ssraeiiOns of the President, C. LaumaB. Esq the Librarian of the War Department. has purchased and arranged handsome sSd Jadieioas selection of nine handred volumes, comprising law, history. science sad literature.
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A New State.

The Henderson lTeEas) Flag Of he Unioa, goes for the fOts1ation ef new State ca. of Eastern Ie1ss, to be composed of the territory situated be- tween the Ssbius and Trinity riyers-boauded on The north west by line running from the Trinity river to the Peiai where the 2 egg north latitude in'srsec,s io3 deg. meridian ~es. iangtade-a cor. ner of the bouhdary Of the Texan eession to he United States; then pursuing said meridian i0 ss des 90 north latitude said parallel of iaii,uGs the Red river, &c, to the Sabine
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Whip and spur.

To the discredit of manhood be it spoken. that wyes oifea sbanefaily m4streated ia this model repabic. WhipPing wives is bseamtag qaifs a fA, ,hieaa5ie amassment among married mca, and the attempts which husbands make to jastify them selves in the scAndalsas prse1ce are ss might be expected, wholly unreasonable and tcontempiihle, Philsmoa Hewell--a tra.ty, fst, Iubberfy fellow. was brought np on the complaint of his wife, Mar tha Ana, who tesii6ss that she A hogged by him, with bamboo rod, CT raitaa. every morning after break fast. He thought that he might exercise him. self ia this way, in preference 10 using the dumb bells But Philemon, II he wished 10 facilitate the digestion of his morning meal. would have found the dumb bells much better adapted 10 that purpose than bis wife Martha Aan, who is anything else bat dumb b.iie,--as the whole neighborhood can testify The State Houss bell, when struck Is not mora soaorous thaR this lady. on being ques- toned bv the Mayor--Howel (the heartless tyFant) declared with the greatest efFoniery, that he whip ped Martin Ann, ''hecaass she Nena net cut ker ios nails .'' musmnr of indignation was heard thrcugheu. the courtroom. 'sYess, sir, said How ell, in a bold. yrompoas tOne-sI ick her on tha, very aecoani. She might ss well wear gaffs, like Eame-fowl. fer a more immoral set of toe nails never did zee .oa any thing human; and ste seems to take a pride in 'em lo0- for she declares she went hav'e 'em cut. on no aeeount- l might ss well lodge with she poreupine. year honer; and Tn scratched wore Esw, thaa if hzd been tFsvsiiRg the praries. bare foos among the ickiy pears and wiit-brisr bash-s- So, your honor. if shs uses the spur with me that way, thought had as good a right 10 the sckp with her"
 This attempt at Ioke did not raise even a smile among the indignant audience. Tbe esittf was held 10 bail for gord behavior We hope Martha Ann will take his own hint and procure a pair of Iron gaFs. CT regular pair of dssgoons spurs, 10 give him more sfFseiuai scratching Ii is 'he only way ts toaeh Inc feelings of such man as Phiis- mon HoxsIl--- Penn.
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Gen. cass not Again a Candidate.

General Cas- ia a letter to Andrew Stevenson, of yireinja. says:
 al beg leass 10 say that circumstances can possibly aFisa which would induce me again to per- nit lsy name 10 be brought forward ia connection win the Chief MsgistracY Of our coustry. My inclination and my sense ef duty equally dictate ihia course"
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P;eaty of Room.

Tte Y Orleans eosscsgrsteai Nf the Memphis Eass, allaslag so lAe Has4e he ayreeasss of New Or Ieas.. sy The lo>s sf the allaaSaoa Hossi, says:
 ese aa-aia. ag ts i CaAes iosei nssd aos deter faa eonsas Is ls iaersAssa, asae5, as es a-eozAasta1ns s sarasgess Madse Wsoa EGass asan: a-ers of the St Carfes wI bss St isis rs-opsse and s;aeRfdy dsse. ap, ey u,0-; ta- Fsrsntsa ai wassh gsaa, faa sssg} fan sssFaoi an5 eoaat be4 psts4.x aa Pzss ar S>ss af tbe ses, stys ssd iazaaer1is. -sCascs Glrs, css aRy assiFAsse etsui af ac-asassaassss. The aesfrscs,sa q st Cz=ses esrtainls s.sa. nassartas New osea,sa ls of iis Ersa asrAtectll cra1nasas; scssssA for hse s4 wse sy se=zsea seas csAoa sesH- Baa, ssaass k con tanarA taa pse.s. he SL f.nsss Ia Slar0dA saiaxl -.se1 aas v4vst> bs4sAaEg ass. naasaesaIis nsird ms, are multiplied Ia erery direction.
 s.rSss-f rae st CaEies EFsse yss hssrse4ly ~ its s,,u-,i T1s fsras ea~s.za4Alsa=ed hs4t Ssca ia
 a. xsasxsat A zn4 faey nsaas s2 asear4'e sasFa Zee a4 e<s4 ss zivsa ts esniss sS s=sSFp esaa p- Ss-. fsa h. v as have seeA alfst ssteiy FsaasA 9ws \ -.sss 4 bteksse sSeAs, fsw sso<sa aud %fnke2 pars sess yi,ere essSe stood Prnse.s fessfI a9 ae weaa sA ss1a,y s sse sossA sad wes seassg rt elssfasoa fos~s was. aAis4s eEse ere; Ed rsey rssei as Fasd pac as.asse yna Reset wHs saFes, neser sss .rs<aS wa y<sassEe seskRs Aase ssfsssiy Assis stysaxers geesas= has csgre@s fs eosss~alA wA a-ss.ea n essry qautss oG tss U@ssa far A&ied aa s.asey s.AsIsns from ss ss; aesrY and Ssss Fan e ex. .ad ars har Isai ssrpgsnx ssos gi'as ffsas EAe 7s.sh.o
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Posr oFsex DreAkrnrsr. }

CaH'Tscl Oaee, Jaa., :, ls5E
 SIs-Ia reference to ,ie resolliieu oi he Arksa. sas Legislature, transmitted bY you. requesting an improvement of the u.aii service bssascn LitJls Rock ani Fort Smith from two lo lear horse coach eenEeyanee, the Pos;'nss;er General iasirusis inc to norm you that the Act ot lsss Gr5slbil, him from esIargiag the grade gt service oa m4il routsS at increase of cost. unless praal .at The change is indispensabiy necessary for te due tianspctts- ton Of the mails With a view to ascertain tho necessity for tlie improvement, in iAss case he directs that the Postmaster of lli,is Rock Pitts. burg and Fort Snlth, b. called on ,o agisa tho uiai.s passing over he routes i9r four weeks and o report the result he rsceipi e which reports hs will make dsiaiis Aeeisioa oa ,ae application.
 Lave the haEof io be
 Vvry respT yeuf obF seVt
 FIIZ HENRY WARREN.
 Act'.. Asst. r. Nj. Geasfsl Hon R " JoHssoS, House ol Reps.
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Posr orriee nsrAaraEsr.l

1NF RFffAE A&FsAl8EAEE
 Contract Office, January la, l55L Sv: The Post Master GsHeral has had under as- tention, the ssa,meai of Peter Hanger. and ohsu, advising 10 run coaches between Reck port and Cam. dsn. aud to start ai Far Play, Hs declines order tug coach service, at enlarged pay. because Hick- niaa t Ages. have closed with the Departments Office to carry with eeFlaiaty eelefiy aud security which permits tsem 10 saeei tAeir Boae Of convey auee, but requires them b take a5 .he matter each tFp and bseause the act of ist5 reducing postagss S<e.. prohibits ths Post Master General, tn all fu- iars lettings, from paying regard to any other ees- sideraon than the certainty eeieriiy end sscari1y of the mails.
 Inquiries have. tlls day. been made of eOnirss- tors aud pos; mssters. 10 to change of pay and distance that would resst from ihe proposed ehaags to start she trips at Falr Play.
 l have the honor 10 be,
 Very respectfully, your obt ssv't.
 FITZ HE.RY WARREN,
 Firss Asst ?, fl. General. Hon R. " JoBNsoS.
 House cf Representatives
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Interesting from ceyIeu.

\ letter from Capt. Aoores, of the whaleshp Maria. oi New York, dated of ihs island of Cey- for refusing to hquieaie certain claims smosnlpg sSoo $500, held by ins Orels traders at ,hal place sgaias; American uk.lsJs fo, refresh nseBls
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To Correepondents.

'Spy"!s rejected The want Of name ~ould bs safieisui cause. but the thing Is all over nsW let inc cid man alone. ssd ''bys goHss se by goe'
 The pOttieAl saasion to Miss R. by 'S !" has been received; aI.hoagh i, eentsns soans good verses Ia the four,.ea-yes there is too much of il thai has been rsii aud sasg thousand times better, und too much. if il ever wss pui ia Il yns. that could net have been done wsrss. We are sorry te disoblige . susscrihei. but ws must decline is.
 "Alce?hesa" is another candidate Tor Pes''es heaess We have no desire to clip the wings oi sh.se a<wiy pledged wsrslsrs. but h is positively ou, sf ,hs question to give place ia thes' 'nAter S f.et times, to such ssfI It the lew lines ,ept, there are seme poeticaI i8eAs. but 'drea Is made ths rhymiSg word three iines-,'s word ..lo.e" oeears four times. and old ''i'ne is made ,s de an s:nsnsas,y of labor. Try sgsia "AL-
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Florida Ep,seopaI coavention.

convention of The Protestant Episcopal Church Of tte Diocese Of F!orias, says the Tallahassee flordian of the Ilth inst.a,. has been iu sesslon The present week. in St Jehas Charch. Tallahas- see, which adjourned yesterday sFriday) morning Among its acts was the election, Bishop of the Diocese of Florida, of the Rev..F II. Ru,iedge, D. D., Rector of S.. John's Chatch ia this city
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IT. The Secretary of War orders tsat the Com rzaading cesf a, each military post s'asi, II pes'i- bic. annually eaIiiEais ki7Shss g=Fs.sa "fa me soidisrs under his eonzsua ta eaaSis hi'n "a sup ply inc hospital and rasa wIA necessary 'sgs,aSie' threashoat he rear
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SJ I ne Nswry Telegraph says" The fzyeri,s ezsgsieE of John Marry. author of ossesyerya- tioBs and sagErstioss oa Edecailon. the nasa who bas lefi us cerIsay ihs bssi ,sEsmer In the lan- gHags. (Lipd!sy Marrsy Rsyissdl mas been trying tS ske os; preeaFisas sabsissaBes Sy sisgiax bal lads through Inc streets of SssFy. fer ihs ss, Esw evenings. .''
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Novel Patcnt.

Mir. T. D. Slas of New York, has jas, taken eut p.'eni sor preparing eees steaks Tor e"e&sns' ne passes iae steak betwsea Fsr ot too'hed re'ie'', previou. 10 cooking. winch has the effect 10 maks the nest very iep6ef.
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II- \ eaIt west thus saYeTtises bis .ra.rt Ga :hs ssA ss Is.Y. ea ,hs nsgh. of Msn- day, sisPea freq" her hasbaad The wte ei Joha G ssI,- ey Ills gsisf fos her sbsehse, each day gsoSlng deeper. shs,ald sny m4O fad her hs begs hig to- k@eP her.''
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reiegrapAie Reports.

WAsHScrsx, Jan. IS. The vets in he Senate. to iay iis petition sss ss imaeSisss rspssi sf tas Fugitive Slave Law. sa the tabis. dsciaed ia the affirmative. bs yeas ss. says Is, Ar Beasoa voted aay with ihs Free Eai4arn
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A Nosoiogist.

Daring he late canvass in Michigan. a surgeon dentist making excellent speech in one oG ths inferior A los frilow b~iongi5g to e els,er pasty, iHtsIrupsea hiU ~itA the qaes.ion, .s hat to yea Ssx fo pal tcoh, doclOrs" s.I vii. pull ali yssT teeth es sAilang. and your nose gratis. replied the speaker.
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s3- There a a f4ir prospect that ne Fres Ssi.e.s will ss elected ta Inc U. S. Senate from Massarhu seits this year The Legislature is divided polssi- ealy iaio three pss.ies-whigs. democrats aud free sOssrrs- The last swo arc untsd against the whiss ia State politics. bat the Boston Posi which is inc democratic paper Ia that State says that is Hot within the bsasas of possibility that it's party wll vcie Tor free soaler or a say say vss in fAEes of the CempTomise ksst--N C. Pic.
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The Riches, Family in England.

The wesl;hies, ta'a,y n Eassnd Is certainly tha, Of the Ark~nga,s-;hs eoiion- mill owners. The head of he house died litiie ti.ne ago. anal the personal propefty he exchanged for the narrow se- eoRmodaons Of the eofFs. was sworn to be over Eve miilioas stsTliag-say s25. .eoa 600.
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rhe 100000 Acres.

On the oas se paprs passis se laws passed sv inc ia Legislature in TsIzto vtSres under frer pascAassrs ana the suanies s~s sales nsiy b< HAse- So .o as ase Land Attorney is enaled so fsr e si o' sinSsus as seqsred Sy la, the sossted >sa ~a se of fered Ess sale
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e5- II seems by a siateiass, made by William L caspsia. si ga aaii-fagsdss slave law esaysasssa held ss sysaease. that ihs total essi ct Prsearng his scse..e frssa esaiasaseat ia WssAiagtsa and Mary land uas sas.sa0
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A Happy Man.

Tie editor os the pittsbsfgh Chronicle rsys- " Talk a5oat enjoyment of w~Sith--ii never can be sR}oyed! An abundance IS q heap ol misery. 4 m wao o~ ss hoase. q small iatlD, smaH wife big Jog, COW. two igese lat pigs, and siszeu ehildFen ought 10 be satisfied s be sint he s<ves can be-"
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Ir The sefnsEs and writings of Bsshcp Heasy U. Onderdonk about to be published in Phla- dsiphs, al sbs instance q hts irisads.--Ex Dspsr Wti he Rsysrsad Bishops pf aeiiesi illustrations be arPsndeaf II would hssp the sale imDensely.
 FLSa. Dsmecyas
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IT Addison G,lnore, merchant Of Boston, who f.Il dead in ball Fsriay evening. is't aa ss.ats vaiaed ., $eo0, 600.
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ay W. .r. indebted to Capt, Rice of the i" Gea

Bem.'' for late papers.
 Csptaia Rice informs us that he Passsd the Psn- nYwis and Pon,ac. No. 2. in this river; end, rom shs reesa, rise. they viii 10 doubt arrive s' our wharf to-day or tO-morrev-
 Ia eoaseqasaee of an sceideat te the Gen bem' we unders,and that the Santa Fs will take her place Ia the mail line.
 Since oar paper went to Pfe's' iast e.ehinS' '"s river ha, risen some eight feet, and is still fIsing
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steamer Mohawk susk.

MELVILLE. Jan. fs-
 The steamer MohAsk. whss iyspg al the isves. has jass sank. She had sn beard A. 800 ksies of esssen. saA sas sf ssr guards broke sG. whieh eaassd the beat ts taa over sad sisk immediately
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rGeo Cadwaiier Bisnsy. Fort wsshiis, AFE. si.isns fin the Scientific Amesiesn) To nave Pfo- daesd brilliant quality of gas at cost less than one esrs per lcO0 feet
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IT The Nsw York Courier says that BisASp Soaihgsis has sscliaed the piscepaas of csIiforaa which was ssEdsrsd to him by the Episcopal cen vsnilsa rscsatsy hrli in saa Fraseiseo.
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O. The Georgia iielicOa sets down the saneer of Cotton Mill. in ihs State. ef Georgia. Tsaass- zee, Soalh CaroIina sad Asahams. ss 9S; ia which are invested about $i 900 O1o. Seus iS 0Oe hands ere employed, and ls2, 900 sqindlss- They esasams s., GOO haIss af eossoa asnualgy. h will ss per essssd lLa. nszry enc fifth Of the setisa nsaafse- sursd ln the Uasssd States is manufactured ia inc gnufh
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nelnuare '. s. senator.
OttAW VT V ~'
 wAsHrxGrox, Jan. 2L

WAsHISGTox, Jan. Fl James D. Bsysrd. demSerat. is elected o' s"'e' Senator by majority of ?, by ths Delaware tegs l.,ure. The Democrats have majority on leia'
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u Mir Bancroft, ihe historian. has estimated that As Ieaat third ef The white population of tas ualse4 States are directly descended from the twrasy-tws lhessasi pzsissa esnisTaais whs arsi settled Nez EaxlAAd.
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arkan.a. Treasary waEEaats.

TAe ss1ts TErasseF eosaHsaAca'es @s iset 70 'as
 ss.,ee anA rcssocr taE sP<cis in bis sans s F a asauas serSz raesssre4 less taaa 6dA FSf sae ragasHs oC ls Gaes<s ssi srTS SsrFs Ss reseF- veA
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The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-04
Bank Note Ink.

The iRk for printing bank ao;es in London. is made from the esleiBed leaves and seeds of grapes, and forms one ol sbs 6nest and darkest imPriats that cau be found. So says the English Review
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-04
u Ds. OEvr wsadsH Hsssass s easagsd writing ssexrspAy oi tAe late pr. Psskmaa,

IT Wl,.g has a naan right ia scold iis wife slelt kIs e9aces NIsa hs Las sufilcirs; yrossss.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-04

IF The aarns$s of perssas exiied from gssas, siscs ias rel~'s re:afa s 5bs14-
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-04

Twn M Wax vALKKssURsH. Esq- Warren Bradley coanty. Is authorized e set ss Agent Tor she Arkansas Baaner.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-04
D' e'4'' - T.. E' pAnoER. s..-.,..y.

We arv asslsarsE>d ta annOases ROSWELL BEEsk S e.aa=s for inss-sI Improvement CSssCSsisef of ra lsski rasr ss r easng eIrctson, c Oasn oa me s aay af M=scA
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-04
The Niagara,

The bonds given by the agent sf ihis steamship st Boston, 10 release her. amounted 10 $775,0eo.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-04
Democratic State Conventional!

Democratic State Conventional!
 4 Democratic State Conyen- tion, composed of Delegates from the DEMOCRACY of the sey- eral counties, will be held at the Capitol, in the city of Little Rock, ON THE FOURTH MONDAY OF APRIL NEXT, to nominate a CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.