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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27
News Il i0m Trains for Oregon, &c.-Frogress
or the ChOlera.

ST. LOUIS, June % IS5I.
n trader arrived here from the mountains, reports
having met so6 wagons Fort Laramie. They
getting we and were fee from sickness. They
nearly all bouad for Oregon ana Utah They had expe-
rienced heavy yains The route There
the mountains
Cholera has ndky cea-sd at Jefferson barracks. The
steamers Grand Turk and Concordia LEFT 275 emgrent
st Quaraatne-the former lost eight ohe trip. The
river IL falling great railroad celebration takes place
here the ith july Edward Bates is to be the oratcr
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psiord ilintoa Wilson, Es.l. N. n NJ Chsr,ts Do AZ
fairs 20 ycnezsela, England Hon. 5 Turrill oswsgo,
Wn II. Duncan Hanover, NJ II capt. ". u. Macken-
Royal Navy. England; Hugh n Nelson. fs2, yir-
gina; Jnc. Corey ohio Jasperd Msurey, rhtad.,phia
J ilcocks, Nswbcrn; n "a. Sornors MASSACHUSETTS, r.
Armstrops, London, were among the arrivals At thu
tp,n Place Hotel
wm Murry and LADY Ttnnssseei A Y. Lyman, B~s-
nington, Vt Uon Myran Clark, Manchester, VI; WIN.
Kennedy. Maryland A. l.. Kennedy, Loulians II. ".
Darling Springfield Macs v. Crossgtt Spring seld Mass
J. N Ham, Baltimore; Wm Dinsmore, ke.ne n II {
David A. Hall Washington, n O.; &C Jcssup, Wcss-
feld III among the arrivals yesterday, at No
Howard Hotel
IIcu IL a. Henry, Vt n Barker, A. " Brockwug o.;
J J. Carr, Ala Capt A. Young do II l.. Potter, 4, o.,
Capt Davis do; y Morgan do, Z. Hall Wis 10,
Lsudcrnon Mo; Charles A aurley, Csforsss, werv
among tho arrivals yesterday, al the Clinton ilnsei
MIR Webster arrived at Winchester Va, on. Tueeday
evening elegraphic despatch from there Al
along the road he compelled to sddrvss crowds o:
people lie welcomed to this place Dith great Joy by
the Mayer aud authorities Immense numbers collected
sroutd his hotel lie made brief asa beautiful speech
lie has already been invited 20 cral dinners bu. VIII
ory ecocpt cne, NJ Uapon SPRING Saturday next =
secfgc 1h,mrsor, NJ r., frt 4, the Tower uasalet.,
faibd ten y, ston, On Nedrstday. In The eteanshiP
hmtrca for ldvtfpcO
The Ccrde Nnaueuvo AM cutie VII leave on Wednss
tay rtS The "a % 9uiy ic the ata1shp hiassra tos
iNUpe,L
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CHIcAoo june 20, 155I
Dr. Woodward, Of Bellevidere Boone county has been
arrested for causing the death Of girl named Ellen
slade by procuring abortion The girl seduced by
ssmucl l.. Keeth merchant in Belleylllc, who
sccompcc In the matter and has absconded. reward
Of 5000 offered for his apprehension and 500 for his
detention In any jail In the country. Ketth Il short
in stature, and Of light sandy complexion.
FIRE broke out ia Chicago last night which consumed
several buildings amongst them the Baptist Tabernacle
The loss has not been Ascertained
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ing required by the first section OF this act the
the State perform the duties In the said section
specified at the expense OF the State paid out OF
the appropriations Of the incidental expenses and the
actions proceedings possess all the power aud au-
thority given by law to the Attorney General
See g. 1t shall not hereafter be lawful for the At.
torney General to discontinue enter noiie prosegG
upon any indictment or in any other way abandon the
same Without the leave Of the court having jurisdiction
to try she offence u be entered in its minutcs
Bee. The ac, chapter 35T Of the laws Of 1913 en-.
Titled an set relative to the Office Of Attorney General
and District Attorney and TO defay certain
hereby repealed.
See g. whsnever the dschssse of other official duties
shall prevent or be likely 10 prevent the Attorney
Seneral from attendinss in person any general or
special term o, at Chambers of the Superior Count in
asy OF the judisal Districts OF this State the Governor
may employ such counsel he may deem proper to
perform the duties which che Attorney General shall be
50 prevented and the reasonable
penPaton Of such sounsel 20 be certified by the Gove
nor shall be paid cut of the funds appropriated for tie
purpose.
The following is another act introduced b. Mr. Bah
cock
Az Aer respecting th- powers and dutles of State on
Section l. Whenever sny duty rhalI be devotyed bv
law Of this State upon my Sta.s officer or board Of
officers no injunction shr be ss,ed restrain such
ofhcer or sreh board. person employer by tt en-
or to prevent the execution law Unless the
same be grated by the rpreme Court sitting the
districts In which such boszd shah c locaed such
term of said sourt
Sec BefoYr hearing any application for an irjunc-
lion in the specified in ,ha prec ding sectior at
ieast eight days notice of the time aIi place orsuch
Nearing shall be served the oAcer bord perssns
against whom the application sLa be- made it shall be
the duty Of the Attorney General to appear defsnd
sxeh oicer board person an9 the Goysrnor may in
his discretion, employ counsel 10 assist the Attorney
Gsaeral in defending such officer board person. or TO
appear in his stead IN case Of his Inability neglect
to sppear and act
Sec. 3 This act aAall take effcst Immediately
Both acts rcferred TO the Judiciary Committee
In the afternoon, the Senate occupied with the
third reading Of bills
In the Assembly several local bills reported
plete BY comteees 60 whom they referred Messrs
A. smith Douglass and Stillwell appointed com.
mittee the bill to regulate the gauge Of railroads
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Late from Havana.

CHARLEsroN, June 25, 1851.
steamer Isabel has arrived with late from
Havana and Key West.
The political news is quite unimportant.
At Nayana, on the 22d inst, exchange lower
freighss were high, and vessels to Europe
large proportion Of the ersp unshpped moderate
business doing in and the prices
decline we're maintained Another concession however
was anticipated Sal.s made OF nsoasses at Il.
reals bat they generally held at reals The trans
actions in coffee insignificant.
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The Presidents Movements. &c.

NORFOLK, June % 1851.
The President and suite visited the soop-of Ply
mouth on their way to Old Point Before starting they
were joined BY the Postmaster General who down
from Richmond The propretors Of the Old Point hotel
gave splendid ball to the President last night and the
whole party left for Washington this morning.
The navy yard Is completely deserted.
Mr. Stubbs has been elected Mayor Of Norfolk, by 335
majority.
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By TELEG APH.

PRoviDrNcE, June 90 1851.
There was a larger attendance ON Washington Race
Course to-day than yesterday New York Boston, Phia-
delphia and Baltimore largely represented. The
match well contested The Boston Girl won the rst
heat In minutes and 81 seconds nd the second also in
2minutes 35 sccon IL she therefore took the purse
Boston Girl. Stranger, and Lady Bond. were entered
for the first race; and Hector Stranger Trojan for
the second pure for 800 which Hector In three
straight heats. Time, miautes - seconis-. minutes
81 @ecUuCe and minutae g5 Eec0nas
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.ATRTmosIsr..

MATRiMONThL GENTLEMAN UNDER MInnt
~ hse y good ftsn3igg and busues hatits wishes Il
marry and, having limited arquartantp sI9pts ti.
method oi proceedur The sdy must bc
ehhracter genee amabc and good laotias, ~ he Il aw
eeh anu 81 ahtWt - own naca WidUw not expNr.
Nontbe-rnds sl mutt posc income sa0c ont
aor hr oNh sWrpoftanda s~Tet nue a. hcp meet tne
eSn1aEeh TIE married state Will not " an ohtc.
yonshe. = communications strictly touadential Ad.
chs ohce. N'"Nb N.1iV'f ~
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Canal Appointmcnt-Etpl0 pl0sion- Visit or
Fire Company NO. 30.

ALbANff
The Canal Board have appointed 0ramel Griffen, de.
mocrat collector the section Of the Genesee Valley
Canal just completed
An explosion took place at yose Co & iron foundry
last evening by which the building was seriously da
naged. and three men were considerably burned
The Guardian Engine Go. No %, of New York was
received by Engine Go No To- Of Albany Last evening
grand torch light procession had honor Of No
90 in which all the Fire Department joined The process
sion closed with splendid display Of fireworks in State
street. The company went to Troy to-day.
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Deen oomple( VIII be
,sR ssI1s Hotel !. ne
double pss.ss fronting on the ocean M feet Tn, sd
sas sssn ss
Is mot 60 be saSsss s sassrous air and nv
be pleasure 1aasRa ~ s ass billiard % sssS % md ID
With the best market be
With the best liquors.
THE PAVILION HOTEL. SITUATED IN THAT
Stfn
Fasd New M xers ts a.
At rSs .ss sahss 81 as y
iisS ix,s. cs.,.s, ssdd
nent Of Mr. Otis Ormsbee. formerly Of the Wavery
TsSs %
proprietors Of the Mansion House No. street
WAwAYANDA HOUSE. AT GREENWOOD LAIR.
mile: 1'Sss ss: and 5 sss
four and half hours from the city The N Y and Rail-
or Chester depot Stages leave Coopers hotel
ss i.19s .n TSm Apply fsr
' Broadway or to the Dr0DrsSHE SESsn
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK
~ G. Peck, Jr Proprieor.This delightful summer resi-
Peck H.oa M BrSssy sans
MAsNsIoN HOUSE. KEYP9RT, n. J.-ELT norrs
nov open fer the reception OF pains
with his patronage Horses and carriages hours
OCEAN HOUSE, SHREWSBURY, N. j., on THE
ss ss.
tages ard comfort Of this watering place
sssn viii ss than amy
piled with the best the market affords, The greatest care
attention selecting cooks walters
'na person 0f 'ns bathing
pAG0DA. CLIFTON PARK. STATEN IsLAND-THIs
any si%.r es n
en- & Sn asS w r the S OF
about seventy acres densey covered with growth
Of the coSssry
now IL an % q rural beauty
ments Of all kinds Quot. grounds. pic mic grounds
sns saS
Sunday every twenty minutes. Fare sxpence.
HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE. Al WARREN
su5sor,ier I .esp;sesfay inform. the paeo
tanning Of forty which haadso@siy fur
nshed The table will be supplied With all the desaees Of
quite hOme Permanent and seardsr solicited
s m sna place Estimate on the sound
too Of ,Sr the M u % % opsn a igr the IeGsP
sam Fowler The adv comforts Of this favors
.n a: a s s ss New
DvLCKEN's PRIVATE HOTEL AND BOARDING Es-
t,blishment 80 Harley street. cavendsh square-rh.
Ber Maest has the honor that he has lifted
up his spacious premises at the above address, with union
Of elegance and comfort to adapt all the of
superior family hotel IN the very centre Of the fashionable
quarter Of the metropolis The charge. are tn
lowing gentlemen, vixCo T. B. Lawrence. of Boston, Col
Van Allen, and q. w. Gerard, Jun Esq.. Of New York.
SEA ABATHIN0-CAPEM MAY. N. J.-CONGREsS HALL
open for the reception Of vsitsrs Tho proprietor
thankful for the liberal received would
espectfuy solicit those intending to visit this popular
,sthng place the to mako his house their
iome His Arrangements and accommodations he trusts,
Si be to customers than which have
heretofore been provided the The subscriber
las taken pains to good and attentive coored
ant under the sonvton that they best suited TO the
ustoms and wants Of majority Of the soourners 81 this
place. W. b. MILLER
CEA BATHING AT RoCKAwAY, L.. I.-raE PAvl-
y lion Hotel 10 for the reception Of vsiters Carr
o'clock for jamaica who're stages viii be in resdues:
vsters to the house note left at the Howard
Hotel Broadway and Maiden lane Ogden Smith,
y Front street, viii meet with prompt attention.
June I'd, 1881. J. n BRINTNALL.
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BokToN, june 10 IbOI
Aserious accident occurred On the Western Railroad
yesterday forenoon. the Slate line, by the sudden
breaking of tae axle orthe passenger train Spring
fed for Abary The esgine thrown oe the track
antfthe secon1 class tSrned bottcn up ward
MIR Knowlto, the mail agent lad both thighs broken
and otherwise injured Two bsakemen also
due IN Boston at 5is r. NJ did not reach here until
o'cloca
IL said that Jenny Lind will sing in the Ontario of
Messhar at the roictaton Of the Musical Education
Sccet before she leaves the city She Is expected to
give two concerts in Springfield next week.
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THv MrytcsS ScHocNFRs Two Others Of the Eve Mcx.
scho .ners, built In this city by w N Webb
the Antouir. Capt Lewis and the Benita, Capt Hunt
sailed dC an the lower bay, yesterday afternoon
trial ~ aptan's trip hne full sail breeze blow.
ing nor The outhward aud they vent 10 the Southwest
srt - back thus having occasion 10 sau both AMI
tetare the wird Eagh hnd Sandy Hook pilot on
boa o. 10th a whom txpreaa,d their decided approba
ton ~ the vessels IN every particular pfonou ing
gstm tQusl not Guper w psint a. speed 70
thCir own boats 1hey VIII sau G. merr5s Saturday,
ncfuitg fer Vera CtuK.
TaF Coar gcUvrf Tho Unj. "a States survey ~
steamer Eibb and schooner Madison, Leslenanl Com.
msndng woodi u arrived "a the bsf at Nantuesft On
NondaT afternccn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27
Attempt 10 Murder.

PnILsDrLrruA, June 26, 1851.
There was much excitement at Wlkesbarre yesterday
morning growing out Of the arrest Of coored barber
named Mason, who had threatened the life of several Of
the citizens of that place for arrsng fugitive slave
Saturday. While on his way 20 prison Mason drew
and cut the officer In the face. lie Is safely
lodgrd In Jail.
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Death from lightning.

" MEHtNGtEns juno 40 1871
man rdmcd William Graham, while standing Ia TIE
tarn u tfe Temperance Howe, about mite east -
here, struck by lightning this morning and iuP nt.
ly killed Three other parties who IN the larp al
tbs time we're knocked lcTn, but ssc recovering
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Connecticut LIE gisIature.

HARTFORD, juno 70, 1851.
Charters for four banks have been passed by the
Legislature, including at Hartford, with a capita
Of bali million.
The restrictive liquor bill hangs between the two
houses, important amendment.
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BALTfNfOnf, june y, IHlL-
The train Of cars from this city was thrown Of the
track last evening, about ten miles from Washington.
NO one seriously iniur,d
0pies dry goods store ~ New Hope Pa, was burned
down yesterday. Stock mostly saved.
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DtrsOtr, June 70, 1851
CaWan James Y. Thompson. late OF the L. !. Army
snd son IN law of General Hugh Brady was fonnd
drowned 10 petruit river this my ming Ito disappeared
IN Saturday pycninN iaat
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DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES By AUCTION.

"A UCTION NOTICE.-THoMAs BELL, AUCrIONEEg
IA BY II. N. Bush This day at lO1a o'clock will
without reserve large quantity Of valuable at
che well known furnishing establishment
aud Chathsm streets by order OF the proprietor W
Dawson. The building has to be taken down ss July
good portion tho furniture has far
Mr. Dawson. who has to his
and will comprise Bureaus Sofas Couches S,f a.
a kinds Of fancy Parlor, Rocking Bar-rooo and Chill
srens Chairs; Tea Dining, Centre aud Tables Nat
treeses Beds Desks. Wardrobes. lD Bedsteads Chair
Sushions Clocks, Work Tables Hat Racks Toy Bureaus
Aengeratcr Oclnth, Copal Yarnsh Valuable Guns and
numerous other articles. TIIOS BELL Auotioneer
A UCTIoS EoTICE-GRoCERIEs. BEEF, MUTTON
~ Haas. Rssns Brandy, Gin, Wines. &c.-Oa Friday.
Jone .h a. IVA o'clock in front of the store 81 Dey
ereet mefs Beef smoked Mutton Hams, Cheese Rsisin
Ia ~ Liquors sc. &c. w. A. CARTER, Auotioneer 81
R c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER HOUSEHOLD FUR
~. ntGIe Pisaofortes. Oil Paintings, Se-rhis Day
at ~ O'Clock at 10 Nassau street, viz larxe and vain.
abis assortment OF Parior Dining and Cham Der
urniture Of goodGuaty without veserve pay Al
Nsncss and worthy the attention
Stcar'ed rosewood and mahogany Sofas Tetes VOL
sire and spring seat Parlor Chairs Extension Dining
bes secretary and Library Bookcases Centre
sha rier asies Couohes Painted Chamber Furntu g. en-
suite mshogany and walnut Bedstads various patterns
het Mattresses, marbleop Dressing
bs ana ~ &c Also about twenty Oil Paintings BY
ene ola masters by order Of pawnbroker and other
able articles all Of which are worthy of notice Also
seeondhand Pianofores, Of which nearly new ana
hne instrument worthy Of the attention Of buyers
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ID c. KEMP. AUcTIONEeR eR-uousruoJn FRO
HOME STEADS,

Z NiTED BROTHERS LAND ASSOCIATION AT PEI
smfh!e-Proposals will be received for grading an ,
regulating the streets and ALSO for sinking an
opins we'll 70 contain five feet pure water at the
eA oad depot All Information will he
WILLIAM PARKER. President, or
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Death OF the Hon. l.. $. Jsaning from
Cholera
MEMPHIS. June 25 1851
The Htn. l.. s. tanning died last night OF cholera
There considerable sickness In the city but
cholera.
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Dor, rSsic mlscs,lepy.

.amcs rousEetsy va murdered ~ hrlste Ia, o. tts
tqfh ins ant ty msn named Mg6tnles
Thesv were ninety deaths ~ baltimore eiJ ai<
sDg the week epitpg ,hs s3a NJ,
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FOR SALE AND TO LET

A GOOD CHANCE IS NOW OFFERED TO ANY PER
.on Wishing to engage in and profitable
ssh 20 cell outmy part and partner willing TO take
salesmnn as partner. He does all the buying Cap-
=. sea.,sa about so cash. It's in excellent
feuars address Carson Herald office. Also, smart boy
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HOTELS.

DAvILI0N HOTEL LONG BRANCH, NEW yERsEY.-
NORRIS LEVY, Propriet0rs The above new and
opened for the reception of ysters June TAe Pa
son Hotel Is the most spacious and tasty building
ith double Pazras fronting the U4 feet Tn, sd
situation OF Long Branch the shsre Of the
mighty Atlantic, with its beautiful beach, bathing
ashing not 70 be exceed Its salubrous air and invgs
rating breeze has rendered favortc resort There Also
sill be found ninepn alleys billiard tables, vehicles
or the pleasure Of the vsters The table will supplied
the best market Affords and che shall
With best liuuoYs. "
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS, WIFE. WITHOUT chill
dren having than they require
noof and front basement with Of bath
house No Z Beechsr street. between Broadway
cry Ito email genteel famy Stages pass door I'm
exeeponabe references given and required
.nediately.
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IVOH ShIE-AN SEAT AND
farm. situated near Morristos sn, N. j.. containing
sixty four Of choice land in high Of
The dwelling house ia large substantial building forty
eight feet Of modern STYLE with marble mantes
mahogany doors plated furniture and piazza all round;
Gle outbudings are numerous conveniently nged
built In the most substantial The stock farming
mplement aud furniture Of the house. will with
che place desired immediate given For
thsro .ftar anni IN
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gCOR SALE-A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE TH
in fifteen minues walk Of the New Haven. Hartford and
New York Railroad Depot and three minutes walk
New Haven and New London Railroad Depot The
% second TO in New Haven county having fine view
81 Long Island Sound, East and West Rock
<oundps country The house nearly and contains
ewelve rooms convenieniently arranged and
Throughout with furnace and has large range cook
tng-a good well OF water and cisern The grounds are
handsomely laid out with choice selection bearing
trees ofeyery description also fine selection Of
Srees and garden full OF choice flowers Terms the
pure hsser For particulars, inquire OF wM. A. REY-
NOLDS. Chapel street. New uAYen
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nAGonA- CLIFT0N PARK sTATFN IsI ! Nn-rIIIs "a
CAcHEMs HEAD.-TaE,HoTEL, AT THIS HEALTH

fu and pleasant watering place. (stuate the sound
about 70 miles from New Hayen will open for the
toa OF siters the LIST july under the charge Of Mr.
sam Fowler The adv sntage fvorite
place are now so generally known and appreciated it is
desmed necessary to enlarge them Coaches
readiness the arrival the boats
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ly there. Ssbsequeni eTenis ripened
them into maturity. snd rendered shen
active.
Mr.. Hooper. having prepared himself
Cor rhs prseIics Of the law. and 6sding
she bar. in bis native Stale. 90 osrrhswing
that there was no encouragement for Ia
vrnile prsclilioners. determined. shaai
1893. 10 iry The experiment Of mskiag his
farlune 10 North Carolina. To ihn hs
was invited by The circumstance af his
iamily's having very particular friends.
inHurniisl characters in The province. Ae-
c.fdlnsIy in l764 he embarked u Bns-
ton Coz Wilmington. on Cape Frar. He
did not remain long in North Carolina II
that visit. bai returned 10 Boston in about
. year. In 1855 he again visited Norh
carulina. and advanced in the practice Of
the Law. Ills health. however. sustained
such severe shocks. that he resolved. con.
formally 10 The wishes Of his lalhsr. 10
abandon II.
In 1857. The death af his father made
il necessary that he should revisit his naive
placr. and Al the same lime blasted ths
hope Of his quitting N. Carolina. which
on account &c his health only he wished
10 do. In the fall OF 1867. having deter
mined 10 Ok his residence permanently in
Wilmington. he married, in Boston. Miss
Ann Clark. Of The former place. daughter
OF Thomas CLARK. esq. decreased. and sis
Ter Of General Thomas Clark. afterwards
OF the u. States army. The choice was
most fortunate. considered IN reference to
The qualifications Of the lady. TO adorn
aud sweelen social life. ID was nnst
fortunate. 100. considered IN reference
10 that frmness Of mind. which enables
her TO sustain. without repining. The
grievous privaiions and dislresses, %
which she became peculiarly exposed Ia
consequence Of the prominent station
which Mr.. Hooper held in The war Of The
revolution. c.,,,s.rrrNro
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Expectation Of Specie. The expc

Expectation Of Specie. THE export
Of specie 10 Europe appears 10 be s,eadl.
~ on the increase. For some time back
il has ranged from Si 100000 10 $4,000,
600 per month. bu, now is farbeyond that
amount. During las. week, the precious
metals exported from The por. Of New
York amounted 10 $l,l91,029. The ne.
cessily Of this drain. in consequence Of the
heavy imports. is made the mnre apparen,
from The fact. that the present shipments
are moi in silver. which commands pre-.
MUM il Europe; but. the supply Of that
metal being nearly exhausted. or the pre-
MUM OF il being driven up too high IN
consequence Of The large demand. nearly
the whole Of the amount now going for
ward is in gold, and The large portion IN
American coin. MAJ. Int.
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where orators and statesmen have en-
gagged in emuloas debate. where patri-
otism has achieved her highest purpos-
es. and where eloquence has risen in
her noblest flights.
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The formal commencement Of the work
on the Eas. Tennessee ane Virginia Rail-
road was made on The 9th ult.