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The erea, Industrial Exhibition.

Prom the London Morning Chronicle, May ~
The Queen and Prince Albert with the Prince Of
Wales and Prince Alfred accompanied by the Prince aud
Princess ~ Prussia and Prince Frederick William of
Prussia paid early visit Monday the 18th inst 10
tho Exhibition II the Industry of a Nations in Hyde
Park Tho royal suite copgsed Il tho Countess A de
Hackc. the lion Eleanor Stanley COLONEL the Hon Cbas
Grey and Lieut. Colonel Francis Hugh seymour Prince
Albert afterwards went 10 the opening of the Museum Of
Practical Geology, in iermyn street
The number of yisiters to the building yesterday IN
confceuencc Of the unfevorsbe state Of the weather dur
ing the greater part u the day, somewhat less than
on previous occasions the receipts nj the doors for
the five hiliipg admissions being nearly fl6o0. The
number Of season tickets sold, ny yesterday amoont<d
t. nearly n IIO The receipts fer admission uron Zach
dey since the opening * the Exhibition TO tho pablic
Independently ef the receipts for the sale VI season
tickUte have been II follows
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The stock of bullion III this establishment thus shows
continuous increase.
The bullion market Is without change and not much
has been done The weeks large supplies have not yet
come in In the foreign markets there r change Of
prices although gold In demand for remittance 70 this
country and Therefore present quotations must soon
deryo variation At Paris yesterday, sovereiyns
dealt In at 25f o. though the exchange rallied to IS
francs.
American gold eagles have been lately sold At yss ID
per Douhoons and nothing has been done
In them. The prices q other articles follows
Ear gold Es LIS Cd OF standard bar silver with
cut gold Sc I'D per Standard bar silver aiming
gold all gold sbove Eve grains in the pound TO be rsdfor
IS la.d per standard; Mexican and South American
dollars Is II sd Per or spaaish pillar dollars as Id
per or; United States dollar, b, al ID per or
Tho imports Of the week include Gle0Ooo by the Africa
from the United states; f16T se3 sbb5 G62 gold and
s2s3G55 silycr) by the Great westcrn from Mesco
Ge6CoO by the Penlnsular and Oriental steamer Euxn
from ConsantiDople f3p26 by the Prninsular aud ORR
general scrw rteaTner, Hecspont from Sierra Leone.
Much a these supplies win be sold In the Of the
next week
The Sir Robert Peel liner 4 expected In from New
York with 100000 in silver
The emcunt cf the precious metals exported direct
mi London during the week ending Thursday last was
again large amount ng TO ~ 300 and f20O0 In
silver aud 800 and a go In gold of the aggre
rate value cf about Ellstc0 The account officially
Gold coin: to Hamburg S25 on TO Rotterdam, $50
TO the Mauritius go o. and f42i0. Silver bars 70
Hamburg. iSo oK 10 Belgium, l550co oz; 70 Rotter-
dam lQ50C0 Silver coin to Dunkirk. 1880 on; to
Rotterdam 10000 o1 e. Bouloyne 900 to Belgium,
1000 o. 70 the MauTitius. f2U00.
Besides the exports from ths port n London. the
Tay, tm Southampton teok out G56loO fr the BraEls
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Interesting from Texas.


HAIILE WITH IhE 2lsNfNE lNDlANN-luk HtM -
DAIRY COM ~, Sc. &c, &c
rFFom the ~, lcAns Picayune May To-
onlcoking over cur = paper We End several later
items of news Lieut.. brady, learn, had quite
fgh; with the Camanchcs IL and eighteen q Walaces
uci nld volunteers fft their camp the morning 81
the st n Rpri and two miles west ofFur, Inge struck
Indian trail leading up the country which they fol.
lowed for four days, through very rough aud noun.
tanous county t. The head q the Rio Fa and thence
took q uorthefiy a. What Lieut. D supposed %
BE- the head waters Of the Rio Leona ON ths moInins
of the eth the camp 0i thsndsns was discovered an
ccmpletely surprised The Indians numbered eleven
CsAbohes six Il this number werr left dead on the
ground and cne taken prisoner who was subsequently
shot by order of Lieut. ~ Three made their escape INTO
ssme thckets near hand being severely wounded, sni
two got "a unburt horscback and the other on
fcot All their camp squpase two tents BLANKETS braie
paints shieds aud in fact every hing they had
i into the possession 81 the vlctors Lieut. says his
mcn behaved IN the most gallant manner and not one
received the I'll ightesi wound
The Indians az committing great ispr, lations in the
nesq hborhocd cf GoliRd
ca IIardee l. soon 10 lead IN exIeliton composed Of
COON from Frederick burg into The Indian country
Judge Rt tns aud NJ ~tsni special Indian agents f'r
the state win accOnp ~ the expedition In an official
caIseity ty.,r..-..,,,,.u, 1, ., ,.r,, !, -. r..
auche and other tribes the surrender q the Indians
who have committed the numerous outrages on the sst-
thnents since the making a the treaty the San Sab
IN eet lest In the event ~ their refusal o. failure
T. a. point out the guilty aDsyemplasy punish
msnt will be neiee1 them for the ouras they have
cmmittel In open violation u their troaiy sspuatons
The white nsr recently k by The Iniisns near San
Patrico, Major Pratt Mr. Jones, the other Ameri
can wounded he time 4 not expected to rceovcr
Ccl Jarca d Grthsn United States ToPografheel En-.
ginotrs. has arrived at fniisnea - rse ~ ~ fsso
vhi her he gees chief o the scientific eurrs in the
United states Boundary Commts ion 49, :.
1Ae Texas rspsrr q the death 4 Gov smith
q prumineat citizen cf Texas
1epacrl p,ru1 usrty in command u the Eighth Mill
tGry Department In Texas.
nurirr severe stUfr n The n,ghbrhg0l = Victoria
tie htusr 4 nj Goose and that 4 Mrs. Ebsfly, VIZ
Ill Sryosied that heavy ralss bavs much nlused h
Z Z. FE r. So ny ~ lac
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His medical attendants have eRj0ned the greatest care
in his diet and abstinence from violent exertion on
horrebsck to which his bold and sctivs temper Is al
dicted lie certainly gave promise Of taking personally
among European monarchs, station very different TO
that Of his two predecessors and II would be difficult TO
nnd IN tne haPsDug family another so likely to attach
70 ns PsIron .ne VARIOUS oscoruant nationa eiements
'p.s ~ n".s.~ ,Sa uO ..,ohr.,.. u,.. j. cs,,. :,
written to Hungarian lady, that the Chinese EN-
peror Yeen Stutz Is very nimicai to the spread Of
Christianity and has dismissed two ministers known
being lenient to foreigners.
The cotton market at Havre the 18th inst in
active and very little doing IN coee whist sugars were
declining In price
The steamboat service on the Rhine has been very
much increased and accelerated The passage by the
boats Of the Cologne Company is made from Cob
lentz to London in twenty-six hours
The 9r.ri Of Nice ciyes nm account Of violent storm
or rather waerspou that burst over that the
26th ult. Roofs torn on the houses, blinds
hinged and chimneys thrown down as usually happens
in such tornadoes but the curious circumstances
was that after the storm patrol Of the nth Regiment
Of Piedmontese Fnsbers found rge number Of ssorks
the bastions stunned by the violence Of the tempest
They were all carried TO the where they
recovered their strength
The American sho Ocean Queen, at Liverpool from
New YORK. had 100 packases OF as portion o.
her cargo eonngned 70 erder We are not aware Oh a
previous exPcrtAton 70 khgAnd OF thls description OF
nut roh tne Uhiteo stsser d America.
The commercial and dipsonatc circles at Berlin have
startled by the bankruptcy and fight OF the banker
who eondrstod the Of the Russian
bassy NJ Fhiihppi The liabilities stated to amount
to 100000 thars whether there any assets Is not
known TIE chief creditors are the house OF Francke
in Warsaw and III immediate family connections OF The
insvep Several other private persons suffer severely
by the event One OFFICIAL Is named who has lost by Il
the whole of his property.
The Submarine Telegraph Co,panv. for establishing
an .,.rtri~ comm p.icsfar hetv.-r nnyer a.d C.ias
received the grant Of royal charter saturday The
10 BE- rsised rs Eso000 in shss Of Il each, to be
paid In full When this link shall have been constructed,
the teegraphic line viii be unbroken fron London to
vienna ana trieste
Il appesys that the popuIntion Of Birmingham is now
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Items from Boston. /.

THE INTENDED VISIT OF THE PREsIDESr-LE6IaA-
TIVE pRocEEDISas-PIRE, ere.
BosroS May 25 1851.
Prior to the adjournment Of the Legislature yester
day, both branches appointed committees to make ap
propriate preparations for the reception Of the President
Of the United States On the part of the Senate Me
Wilson (the President), Russell, Reyes Beach De Witt,
Grwold and Hawley, selected; and the part <
the House, Messrs. Gushing. Valley. kellogg; Mills,
Whitney Stevenson, Branning Schouer. Eare Borden,
Ackley, Robinson, Braglow and Coffin.
The whole number Of acts passed during the hast
zion $40, and resolves 90. The final Adjournmtut
took place about IL o'clock on Saturday night.
The Point Shirley House, kept by Mr.. Augustus Tan,
favorite resort, opposite Dear Island, des
troyed by fire this afternoon. 1t wooden build
ing but very extensive and the loss must be serious
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsHINofoN May %, I6bI
The statement you copied from the Tribune correspond
en- and commented by you, does Mr. Webster gross
injustice.
That corressondept declares TO that he got his
thority ,pm headquarters-from Mr. Secretary Corwin
have good authority for saying that Mr. Webster never
knew Of Mr. Corwns selling intending to sell his In
terest in the Mexican claims until long after the transao
tion had occurred. The purchasers gave hundred
thousand dollars Mr. Corwins interest seventy eight
thousand went TO Mt Corwin the remainder others
The purchasers osc by this operation about seventy
thousand dollars.
There advanced to Doctor Gardner twenty -seveu
thousand dollars for qu >ter Of his claim and one hua
dred and seven thousand dollars paid by the United
States to the purchaser
Mr. Hooe merchant and yr Dallas nephew Of the late
Vice PRECEDENT had two fights ut the National to-day
They we're all about former misunderstanding 1t IL
reported that they this evening for Bladensburg
settle the affair by duel
Mons sartses the French Minister, arrived here last
night
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Louis, my ~, lool
In the Assembly, to-day munication was submit
ted touching the correspondence between the General
Association OF Massachusetts, relative to the stion Of ths
stter upon the subject Of slavery. ,verred ~
the appropriate committee.
memorial presented from the Synod u New
the formation Of in
with the Board Of Foreign Missions 10 conduct tae mis-
sops to the pspal lands which referred to special
committee.
The report Of the Board or Foreign Missions
by DR. Lowrie who addressed the Assembly ut lersth
upon the subject
The question Of the selection Of the place the nest
meeting Of the Assembly, ws@ then taken up.
Dr. A. ". Leland, Of SOUTH Carolina, nominateA
Charleston He did not believe any suhiecs
now in agitation, contemplated would prevent the
meeting Of the Assembly next year in Charleston.
Mr. Wilson, Of South Carolina als6 favored Charaston
lie denounced the late Charleston Convention
sponsble ana chmericsl lie did not, for a moment,
anticipate that Charleston would be out Of the Uaoa
next year.
After lenthy discussion Charleston selected by
large majority.
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The Financial Accounts.

from The London NcwN May Il
The Ban k of England returns show little huctuation
and features Of Importance rise in the stock of
bullion Is looked for in n week two The joint
stock and private bank returns given by in advance
Of the monthly abstract, show hs, the trade of the
country districts Is revivng and that greater demand
for currency has sprung up.
The Of the Bank OF France for the week end
ing Thursday last the sth inst show the following
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YACHTING.

VACHT RACE-A RACE BETWEEN THE BLANCA
and Orion came 81 on the 22d of May st Philadelphia
starting from the point house at ten minutes 10 o'clock
tie Orion hsving the wndward start after going two hun
ded yards the Blanca passed out from under her lee and
crossed her bow and &c II the lead which she kept the
stake boat At Crtstne Crack which she passed at o'clock
and twenty ave minutes; distance miles
two hours and hrtyhvo minutes The Orion passed the
stake boat AT o'clock and thirty sir minue On their
the Hsnca reached the stake boat the point house.
the place o. starting o'clock sir minues and the Orion
at o'clock thirtyhur minutes, the Banoa beating the
Orion tweryeg minutes In the whole distance Of atty
SIX miles. both boats sailed ny Philadelphens The
Orian In philadelphia BY Mr. Abcraon The Blanca
Was trt In New York. by Fish Clark The Orion s four
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SHIPPING.

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