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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From oar Baltimore Correspondent.

BALrlxoxE, April &-5. p. IN.
Fssral obDquss of the late Arehbasp eeeou -n"s"ss
ceneourss Of Spectators Proesio~ AID Cersmo"iafs
~ the Cathedral, &c.
AT early hour this morning crowds OF ciuzens-n men.
women, and childrsn-were vending their way towards
the Cathedral and the mansion 10 witness
the procession, and obtain the Cathedral 10
be present al the sacrifice Of and other ceremonals
attending the last OF the Church the remains OF the
venea,sd Archbishop Ecceson. Long before the appoint
cd hour the Cathedral filed in every part,
and all the streets in the vicinity ,hronged with patient
spectators.
Precisely ii o'clock the of the venerated pref
a removed from the in the archiepiscopa
mansion in which they had lain in state, and surrounded
by the acoytes bearing the elevated crucdx and lighted
Candles and large number OF the reverend clergy,
borne in procession around the of
Cathedral the solemn cortege moved along, the DE Pro
funds was chaned by the clergy. The remains
carried by number Of the members of the Young Caho-
lie Friends Socsythe body of the society also acting
an tho clergy.
the procession moved the main aisle oil the church,
the Germans orchestra performed with the most thrilling
effect Beethoven's grand funeral march The body was
then placed cenotaph the aartho mitre and Gro
er emblems Of the departed preate authority being
laid on the ,op Of the coffin, whilst each
placed burning candle The clergy and acoytes took
their positions around the aarther rich saccrdota robes
and their number adding greatly to the imposing soemniy
of the
High Pontfcal Mass was then performed by the Right
Rev Bishop Kenrck of Phadelpha-he being the senior
Bishop under the late Archbishop-the Right Rev Bishop
McGi of Richmond, and the Right Rev Bishop OConnor,
Of Pittsbug, assisting During the the choir under
the direction of Mr. Gegan sang Mozas grand requiem
in the finished and splendid style.
The funeral sermon preached by Bishop McGi and,
though prepared he stated, very brief notice.
eloquent and appropriate discourse, paying the de
ceased that tribute which his exalted character well
titled him
At the conclusion of the the burial service
chantsd by the assembled bishops and clergy, with all
again formed and the remains borne Of the church
and into tho vault under the altar, where already repoe
the remains of the five Archbishops who have previously
occupied the metropolitan After the blessing of the
tomb the body placed within it, and the clergy then
returned the church, chanting the De Profndis The
ceremonies then concluded with the performance by
the orchestra of the Marcia Funebre, by Bergman.
The whole of the ceremonies Of the IMPOSING
character, and witnessed by the mutudes who
within the Cathedral with the intense interest They
lasted from o'clock till three and during the
whole period the yard Of the Cathedral densey
pied by masses Of men, and children, who
unable to obtain entrance to the building.
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az b. PALaxa, the American Newspaper Agent, oaly
for this In The cities Of Boston, New Yo
"a xAd duly take
ub.cripons required receipts viii be
,.sssd psynsnu His oees areBos,on Congress street,
Nav Yosk Tribune buidns Philadelphia, northwest
ftsd CHESTNUT Streets
GosLD, Richmond Virginia. our general sxsn,
A. vrnis sssisted by travelling agents and JAMES
TxesAs
A7Mr W. JAMES, No. Harrison street, Clncnnsu Ohio
r travelling agent for the Btsies
\ T. snlra, T. DEwT, JASON TAyLoR, W. AansraoHs w.
RAMSAY JOSHUA WApswosrn ALEX. Il. Laws, and T. X.
ayr HsHRr NJ LswIs, Of Montgomery, Alabama gen.
% yelling agent for the States Of Alabama and Tennessee
n1M IsHAEL e. JAAss No. Luz South Tenth street, Phladel
Mi, our general travelling AGENT assisted by Mossn Wn H..
w.Ip JsHn COLLINS, JANIS DsERHs, A. KIRK WELseToH,
A. EvAns r. JupxSs. r. LocKE, JOS Burton, GEoRek
r. Button, and Thomas d. NICE
SzRsceps from either Of the above will be good.
MzEpwAHDs SANFORD Co.. agents and bankers in
the United States, London, and Liverpool have been appointed
.,n for tho "Uaon authorized receive subscriptions
.nI paper Their Office in London Il At No. 10
Gresham street, and in Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings.
Th, concern connected in this country with the we'll known
house Of Adams Co.. express agents. and entitled conn
dsnce Of our friends abroad
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NoRrH EpusTo HARBoR We understand that The hy-
geographic party OF the survey, under Lieut. Mat
it, have completed the survey OF North Eds,o inlet and
river and find that will be highly useful harbor of
refuge for vessels driven 10 eeward of Charleston in
nor,heaserly weather Thirteen feet be carried,
mean low water, the bar and only is
to carry vessel into the anchorage where there
il excellent holding ground We expect TO be fur
nished with complete sailing directions or entering North
Ediso harbor. --Chariesion Mercury. April az,
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Mr.. wade, the New senator fr"n o"f~
We recommend to the editor OF the Republic the task OF
drawing the distinction which should be made between this
gentleman and Messs Seward and Sumner. the effort
Of large portion OF the wings in the southern section OF
the Union to make il appear that,he support Of the Com
PROMISE and especially the fugitive law is the very
essence OF whiggery
From the Salem Register
Mr. Wade the new wbig United States from
Ohio, thus frankly and clearly defines his position ~
First, then, am whig slwaysn wbig, and nothing
elsa wh,g because believe the best interests OF our
nected with the OF that party al
ways de voted 10 the party TO II lend itsef 10
fuherapce OF which cannot approve with
an endeav prevent its doing II shall be my en-
dea truly represent this great STATE and not any par
tcplar section OF H. shall, TO the best of my ability, re-
buke attempted eocroacbments OF slavery into territory
free. any naughty insolent attempt TO overcome
the Tree States by OF dissolution OF the Union,
or any measures intended to insult northern feeling
ures,' called, and especially the fugitive law:
do intend be agitator, but while slavery will
consent remain within her States, without Mt
aggression. shall feel disposition interfere
with her In that intend 70 be uue wbig. regret TO
disposition in any part OF this State to ingrat the
com promise upon the doctrines OF the wing party
the attempt make tncsc measures test Of whggerv
would destroy the psryon the Reserve At least
whereas the wings OF the south and middle portions OF
the could be made little moro tolerant upon this
subject should be able toge,her next slI ~ Of
old"
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II following reference 10 the charge Of Judge Wood.
"'e grand jury on The subject Of the fugitive slave
just and pays compliment to this distinguished
'aa statesman which will And cordial response in
7" OF every patriot In the land
WoopsusYs cHsRow.---Jndge Woodbury. sd-
rra ennd iotv yesterday with special reference to
exci'enents against the fugitive slave law. and
N ~ our Judgment, was one OF the very abes
M I've KIND which has ever been delivered In New
nope to have the pleasure OF laying before
n IL cannot isil 10 do much good wherever IL IL
~ad '-fonard MAJ A,gss, Ayru n.
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ny A. GREEN. Awotseneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III goth shall sell, in front Of
store 9Th ats O'clock large
furniture, viz
Mahogany chairs, sofas, bureaus, lounges
DO extension dining, centre, and card tables
Maple, and wood seat chairs, wsshsands
wardrobes, high and French posi- bedstends
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Andirons, shovel and oogs tenders
Of DESCRIPTION, hearth rugs, mating
With lot Of other articles which
enumerae
e9s cash over Ao5 credit "a
and ninety day.. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
Apo7-ot A. GREEN, AuctIopeey
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rELEaHApHlo REPoars FOR THE UNION


Condition of the Northey~ Markes
NKw YORK. April 26-2, p m.-Four is quiet and dIooP
ing of red wheat at 100 lO3 cents Genesee, ia
ZIG Corn declining OF IL 900 bushels al %
81 cents for yellow CoIon dul-sales OF 300 bales AT
I0A for Uplands, and IL cents for New Orleans
PHnADELruIA. April 26-2, p; m-The stock market is
steady and buoynntsaes of United States 6's OF 1851
liz M; Penney S. ga and IS 900 sold Flour
quet-saes 300 barrels 81 CO. Grain steady-saes red
corn, 65 cents. OATS IS cents.
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yOBERT NJ. McLANE, Attorney aaA Counse11sr~aa-
N Law, notifies his friends New York bs sen
Francisco, California, instant he WIN ~:
charge Of professional business conaAd him be nsesea
n California.
Until further advised, they plssse address him san iran
cisco California and Cor in regard business
gsssssert. BALTIMORE, refers them 70 hts friend WMsm ~
Marshall Rsitncre, Maaoe
the Law Buildings, Of 81 Pat" and "
aN-M
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VALUABLE and beautiful residences Tor sAle.-Ths
suscyher will sell sale square No
7s7 Win the known Cszenova,
Parsons Mil This property beautifully and hcshiy suatsd
Ana and ID
sa,t hsvss and commanding vews The
commodious weiibut ame dwell
inc house stables, other with
and the grounds handsomely set with
Nd
desiring either handsome comfortable
market garden The terms win be made accommodating
Ap 27-3sw2w CHAG. 4. WALLACE.
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SEfARATE PROPOSALS. furnishing stationery and or
executing the printing during fiscal
Shans June " ie will be received nuu O'Clock, the
" suie next Those by satisfactory csu
OF quality,
Pos ue afuess whichsuch paper, Quti
s.x pSs, eaa p0 knives, ink, Acmust accompany The
BIDS schedule and
such SAMPLES and the pncc. stated
OFFER o. 10 return them, Al is bid considered
where ms Articles accompanying Of quality
proposal be individual or Arm .tius A.
and specify price, aud tu and every
clio contained IN the schedule should
be furnished loves, arki nces
according quality Blank win be nrnhsd II
applying for them without unit
om the department would md cut to make de-
VIII
agreeing herewith
paper different required Tue
printing be furnished depsrt
en OF the ONCE ordering it, designate paper and
type and number sheet
when o. article will admit of than
hid for and decided separately, aud, all
things being equal will be assigned the lowest bidder
bidder, all
embraced each bidder who have
assigned him shall take all such classes, forfeit his
right the
All the executed
the quality and delivered without when ordered and
TO the saiacon OF the head OF the office which they
CURED.
The department right ordering greater
less quantity Of each and article contracted for the public
service require.
Bonds with approved security, be given by the
contactng and of failure supply
the forfeiture specified in such bond, quidaed damages
The subjoined lists specify as nearly be done ,hs
work thai will be wanted.
being mprnccable precise description
quality OF the various kinds Of printing bidders referred
samples different Offices for specimens general
ions
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Mr.. webster. Reply to IN. Boston Council

Mr.. Webster's Reply to the Boston Council.
Bosros, April 25.-The reply OF the Hon Daniel Web
ser 10 the invitation of the council to the
citizens of Boston in FAneuil Hall read before the
council last evening II is rs follows
MARsHPIKLD, April 10, 1851.
DEAR SIR | received your communication transmitting
copies of the preamble and resolutions adopted the 7h
preside. should be incapable OF all just emotion de-
layed moment my grateful thanks for pro-
ceeding friendly and so honorable towards myself
wish stay in this vicinity could be such afford
opportunity ofcalling individually On you and all
the members, and paying each my personal regards.
There are know, members OF the council who
political opinions different ilom my own, and this
me more anxious 10 signify in an enphatic my
tho madness and Independence which characterize their
votes
shall have the pleasure during my present visit of
meeting the citizens of Boston What have done during
aons Of peace, friendly intercourse, commerce. and
business among all the States has not been done in
and shall not 90 into corner 10 perform what may
remain be done Nor shall enter Faneui Hall until its
gates shall be thrown open wde not with mpeuous ecoi
grating harsh thunder, but with the harmonious sound Of
golden hinges. moving let in freely and TO overflow
you and fellow citizens and all men OF all parties who
are true to the Union, well TO berty-men
look around the faces OF tho patriots which adorn the
walls OF the sacred temple, draw in their deepest in
spraion, and stand upright and upon its
mind and heart -lae In the that hey
Americana lovers OF their country, and their whole
county, and unworthy follow In the footsteps OF their
great foretnthen.
IT Providence but pleascs to spare my life and health
until that hour shall meet the citizens OF Boston.
and my voice shall be heard in the Cradle
American Liberty Till them again thanking you and the
IN mbers OF the council ! bid and them farewell
DANIEL WEBSTER
To francis BRIsLEY, esq,
President OF the Common Council OF Boston.
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This gentleman has taken his passage for California.
He 10 distinguished for talents both - lawyer and
statesman and whatever theatre he may select for his
home we doubt not his success. He carries with him
the hearty wishes for his welfare Of Numerous body Of
friends
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ny A. GREEN, Aucssonssr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION -
III On Wednesday, 10Th instant 10 O'Clock M anal
.e ~ the residence n the late VIM Ward decesscd
near hs corner o. bh street good assortment Of furniture,
Mahogany soa and hair seat rocking chair
DO sideboard and bureaus
DO dining card. and other tables
walnut secretary, cane seat and other chairs
Bedstsads washetands, looking glasses Ac
Feather beds bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Carpets sndirons, shovel and tongs, and Tenders
Solar, hail. and other
Cooking, parov, and other
Also Good assortment Of Kitchen requstcs
With many other articles, which deem unnecessary 70 emu
Terms All OF under SQ5, cash. over SSs credit
nrT and ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest
APU-S A. GREEN, Anctonser.
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The Hon. Cave Johnson Qate Postmaster Gensra)
and lady reached the city yesterday and have taken
lodgings at the National Hotel.
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"sssrs Welsh. iass Os~ssa NJ Paris
'paol'sh with pleasure, in another part Of this
rom the Journal Of Commerce, an interesting no.
we services and character OF this gentleman.
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We invite the attention of our readers to the pro-
specus Of weekly Journal be called the "National
Monument" which will be found in another column
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Prospectus Of
THE NATIONAL MONUMENT,

Of the Washington National Monument society.
JAMES c. PICKETT, Editor and Publisher.
The Monument intended literary, agricultural and mis-
the bs., ,. can BE- found in and European
and % 0s . The Of and
the Of party politics. which will be at all times most
The viii published express and the sole pur
aiding in the erection Of the noble column rising
which who the Of Washington
oes 70 completed A dsd1eas ous o. s .as.enpaon The
viii be faithfully applied and without reserve TO the purpose ind
pauoc object, aud entirely national earnestly
d BY b 70 Ss % ). how
time, towards completing that majestic memorial Of the nations
board of recommend Mr. Pickett formerly
] .S s % my Nd |
perform the duties Of editor and 10 conduct the faithfully
enterprise speculation got up individual
snS s he % w h nos
more and he asks nothing more than very moderate
.crpon TO The erection any event, sp
piled the the society held
public ea Of wh., be done with journal
subscribers, TWO dollars each, viii yield
py TN, md .serssnes Of ali Organized sode
out the linton are respectfully requested o &C, . .sn,. in obtaining
A. all editor, publishers object for which
the Monument ewspape established wi.h Il 10 sue
csed hoped hs, they win contribute to its by Publishing
All monsyaw be RENTED and all communication.
Hon Elisha Whulcsey, Washington.
Mllsrd Fillmore, oHeo president
Arch Henderson, first vice president
Walter OF Washington second vice president
Tbos. Cabery third vice president
J, r. ". smith, treasurer
George Wauerston, secretary.
HAs.orss.
Winfield Scott, Peter Force,
N. Towson w. w. seson,
Thomas Munroe, MI Maury,
w. A. Bradley, n. Hartley Crawford,
r. r. FepdaII, BENZ OrIe Tsyioe,
Walter Jones, Elisha Whitlesey.
Thomas Blngdcn,
TrRws; The Monument win be printed a sheet
he and type being Of the best quai)
containing sixteen that
The will he dollars the
second The Of enterprise
any credit, he rven.
Societies and clubs will furnished
&c
Those who disposed patonre the Monument requested
forward their the without delay The
number win be published early May and I'd
Of August and weekly hereae-ume being allowed
be circulated and for make A
all subscribers viii he contributors the ITSELF
name. will be published in the paper.
ApN
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MARRIED..

Episcopal Theological Seminary Alexandria V
gin Thursd Mr.. Loo KwooD FELIX
RICHARDS, esq Miss ANN AMELIA H. MACRAE, all of said
county. /.
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MOHAIR ErOCKs-This popular and cheap stock just re-
III ceved in variety assorted The ade usual
piled at manufsctnrers prices.
Ass great variety OF "Rase" and French summer eravse
gloves, hosiery, &c a
Great hat, cap, and gentlenens furnishing store,
Under Athenrum, opposite Adsphi Ihesue.
Ap o7-sufeod
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STATIONERY


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PRINTING.
The printing Of ali kinds including which be required
be executed for the ofthe Department Of the Interior
forms. blanks, solid loaded rule
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price for additional page any
four estimating at 900 pages.
parchment department.
Blank other description Of printing required broad
side the above each broadde counted
page,
expressly be understood that charge descrip
zion viii be allowed The prices bid for printing and In
clude all contingencies and
The department the right print
ing which properly be called shook pamphlet work"
cuted by special contract
Tn. bidder. for printing accompany samples OF
quality The different kinds OF paper they propose furnish
Ap 27-lawfw
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ic, best, do
PRINTING.

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for OF
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work and figure faint ruling lining and red ruling
lining OF by Whatever tide, puon the same shall
usually once requiring and
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Bosros, April 25-The reply of the Hon Daniel Web
ser 10 the invitation of the common council to the
citizens of Boston in FAneuil Hall read before the
council last evening. II is as follows
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On every other description OF paper, not dcsie-
mated above, but TO be so by the ONCE or
dering II, whether circulars, instructions, wnr-
rants, forms, returns, &C., az specihed in the
first parasraph. fbr-
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Fugitives. Nianumittei
Total

Tue DONALDSON CoRREsPoNDENcE.-lt is now
said that the letters Of Hallett of Massachusetts,
Clarke Of Vermont, Croswell Of this State, and a,
large number Of other politicians which were
published the other day in the N,W York Herald,
and several Of which have been copied into other
Journals, were drawn from the writers by trick
IL is affirmed that there is no such public man in
Texas as c. d. Donaldson, and the Boston Post,
in an article probably written or dictated by
Benjamin +. Hallett, the chairman Of the Nation
al Democratic Committee, denies that Donaldson
is, as the letter uuvHoySing 70 be written by him
pretends a member Of that committee.
The authorship Of the Donaldson letter is
attributed TO J. d Wescott who was formerly
:. ail06 Saak .Fcr faoN' fit9~sla, but wkG noe
does the politics for the Herald Some eKplana-
ton is due to the public II the Donaldson let
ter, which drew 20 many replies from tho
politicians Of the different States be the produc
ton Of real parsonage, and a member of tho
committee, the fact can be easily shown IfOther
wise, the proceeding is very discreditable one
The telegraphic despatch received in town thii
morning stating that Donaldson was coming on
Immediately to New York, TO fix the time for
holding the Convention, and that fIallett was
turned out Of the committee, Is probably from the
same source as the Donaldson letter.
New York EVsaiag Post