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WASHINGTON, April 26.

President Fillmore has issued his
proclamation warning all who shall
engage in any Cuba expedition that
they will thereby subject themselves
to heavy penalties, and forfeit the
protection Of the government or any
interference in their behalf, and to
whatevd DR. extremity they may be re-
duced theyNmust not expect the aid
Of the government He exhorts all
citizens to diseountenance all such
enterprises,
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Dorm on the Lqnye1-s.--At
meeting Of the working men and
mechanics Of Cinci nnati, On the 9th
ult, the following resolution vas
adopted:
Resolved, That the leg.l profes-
sion can bd dispensed with, and to
this end, wd advocate the repeal Of
all laws for the collection of debts,
well knowing that our useless litiga-
tion is tax upon the labor Of the
people Of Ohio, amounting to more
than S2,000,000 year.
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a .CURIosIrY FOR ANAT0MIsTs.
We were shown, a day or two ago, by
Professor Henry F. Campbell, NJ. D..
a model in plaster, prepared for him
by Mr. Wm II Pritchard, Of this
city, of the knee joint Of negro man
whose knees are each d estitute Of q
patclza, CT knee pan.
The negro is in the service of the
Iron Steamboat Company. He is
about twenty years Of age, healthy,
and walks without the Slightest diff
Guilty or lameness, and has never felt
the slightest inconvenience from this
peculiarly. There is aslight defornp-
ity when the knees are in a fexed
state, but in a upright position, the
peculiarity is not perceptible- The
MUSCLES and tendons have adapted
themselves to this defect, which IFS
and no inconvenience hRs
ever resulted from this freak of ma
tult.
A fill ana accurate account VIII
appear in the next Medical and Sur
gical Journal Auyasta COrst'tatioT-
q7;st.
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(, Pa6lE dancers in f5aacc.-DIr-
Walsh, the Paris correspondent o.
the New York Journalof Commerce,
in a recent letter, says:
The month of May, when the
critical problem of the revision Of
the Constitution can be undertaken,
fast, Notwithstanding
the universal rage for pleasure, and
the general activity in festivals, pa
geants, balls, and concerts, there is a
common impression that the country
remains exposed to the most dismal
convulsions. An oinlnous vIsage, a
private sadness, may be noted in the
midst Of the whirl Of dissipation and
the external reclslessnessS@of Of party
pursuits.
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!, ceaSlnS remembrance.
J Fox-gloye. {Digitalis.) / am not an
! bilious for myself but for you.
] Fuschsia. Ladies ear-drop.)
lt.were all one,
That should love bright particular star
And think 10 wed il.
j Geranium, fish. Thou art changed.
i Geranium, oak. Give me one look t
Il cheer my absence.
IGeranium, rose. Many are lovely
! but you exceed all.
Hawthorn. Cratagus. Hope! ! the,
f. invoke!
Heart 's-ease. Viola trioolor.1 For
| get me not.
Hibiscus. Beauty is vain.
Holly. Hex. Think upon your vows
IIIollyhock. Althea rosea. Ambi
/ tom
Honeysuckle. Lonicera. | strive
with grief Fidelity.
Houstonia cerulea. Meek and quiet
happiness. Innocence.
Hyacinth. Love is full of Jealousy.
Hydrangea. A boaster. Superior
merit, when assumed, is lost
Hyperiucm. [St, Johns wort Ami
mostly.
Ipomaa. Busybody. Busybodies are
dangerous sort Of people.
Iris. ] have message for you
Ivy. Wits hedera.] Female Affec-
ton. l have found one true heart.
Jasmine. You bear a gentle mind.
Availability.
Jonqn1. Narcissus Affection re-
turned.
Labur mum. Cytisus laburnum- ] Pen
sive beauty.
Ladies' slipper. [Cypripedium.] Ca
prici cious beauty.
Larksp pur. Delphinium- Inconsistency.
/ Incdnstant as the changing wind.
Laurel. [Kalmia.] Oh7what goodly
outside falsehood hath
Lavender Words though sweet may
be deceptive
Lemon. [Citrus lemonium- Discre-
ton. Prudence.
Lilac. [syringa.] First love.
Lily, white. Lilium candidum. Pu-
nty. With looks too pure for
earth.
Lily, yellow. False. Light as air
Lily of the valley. [Convallaria.
Delicacy. The heart whitening in
secret.
Locust, the green leaves. Affec-
ton beyond the grave Sorrow
ends not when it seemeth done!
Lutine. Indignation.
Perseverance
Marigold. Cruelty Contempt
Four-o'd dlock, ii Timidity.
Mignonette. TReseda odorata. Nor
al and InteIlectuh hl beauty.
Mimosa. Sensitive plant, My heart
is a broken lutte!
Mock orange, or Syringa. Philadel-
phns. Counterfeit. | cannot be-
lieve one who 7has once deceived
Myrtle. [Myrtus.] Love
Myrtle, withered. Love betrayed.
Narcissus. Egotisn. The selfish
heart deserves the pain it feels,
Nasturtion. [Tropaolum. Honor to
the brave. Wit.
Nettle TUrtica.l Scandal
Suspicion Artifce,
Skepticism.
@leander. Beware. Shun the coming
evil. In vain is the net spread In
the sight of any bird. i
Dive. Peace. After storm comes
calm.
Orange flowers. Bridal festivity.
Parsley. EApium.l Useful knowl-
edge.
oassion-flower[ Passinora. Devotion.
oeach-blossom., Here l fix my
choice.
9eriwinhe. [vinca.] Recollection
of the past,
ohlox. Our souls are united
Pine. (Pinus resinosa.) Time and
philosophy.
Pine. Spruce. Farewell! for I must
leave thee.
Pink, single white. (Dianthps.) In-I
genuousness. Stranger to art.
Pink, single red.
Alokenof all The heart can keep,
or holy love, in lis fountain deep.
Pink, China. tDianfhus chinensis)l
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.p@GTAY
A Soag Of Life.
BY c. MAckAY.

A.,ravelier through dusty road
s.rewcd acorlls on ,ReIlea,
And one took root apd sprouted up,
And.grew INTO a treq.
Love sought lis shade d fyening time,
To breathe its early vows,
And Age was pleased, ia heat Of noon,
To bash bercalb IL 4ohghs;
: The dormous5 loved II dangling wigs,
The birds sweet ma sc bore,
It s,ood a glory in is lace,
a Blessing eFermofei
a lirlo spring iad lost lis way
Amid the sra IS and farl,
A passing slrar Ger sco9ped we'll,
Where wenk \ men thigh, uIrn;
He walled itinE and hing with care
A iaale at Il, b.ink l.
lie ihougl., moi dof the Decd he did,
Blu, Judged ia, toll fnlght drink.
lie passed agai b-and 70! The wen,
By Summers never dried,
Had cooled zen }housanH parching tongue
And saved Efe bcsidel
4 dreamer droTp'd rnndom thought
Twas old, an b Vet was new
A sinplo fancy Of the brain,
Bat s. Irong in being irue;
Il shone upon a genial mind,
And lol lis lisht became
A lamp of life, a beacon ray,
a nloniiory flame
The thought was small lis issue great,
A watch FIRE on The hin,
ID sheds lis radiance FAY ado~n,
And cheers The valley sill
A nameloss man. amid ia crowd
Tint thronged The daily mart,
Let fall a word Of Hope and Love.
Tnsludied, from the hear;
a whisper on the iumuit liro"n-
A lransiIory brealh-
il faised a Brother from ihe dust.
II saved a soul from death.
O Eerml o lonll @ word Of lovcl
y thought AZ random cast!
I'd were but lille al The first,
Bar mighty al ihe last.
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Aversion. Though repulsed.

Peony. .paonia.) Anger. ostents
ton.
Polyanthus. Thou knowcst my cor
fdence in thee,
Pomegranate flower. (Punica.) Ma
ture and beautiful.
Poppy, red. Consolation. Let tn
darkness Of the past be forgotten
in the light Of hope.
I Poppy, white.
| Doom'd TO heal, or doom'd 10 kill
Fraught with gold, or fraught with i'll.
Poppy, variegat I'D. Beauty withou
loveliness.
Primrose. (Prin nlula.) Be mine thc
delight of bri nging modest worth
from obscurity !.
Primrose, evening. (Gnothera) In
constaney. BE not beguiled with
smooth words Mans love is like
the changing noon.
Ranunculus. Thou art fair to look
upon, butpnot worthy Of affection.
Rosemary. Keep this rmy sake,
I'll remember thee,
Rosebud. Confession, Thou hast
stolen my affections.
Rose, Burgundy. Modesty and IL
nocence united to beauty.
Rose, damask. Sweeter than the
opening rose.
Rose, red. The blush of modesty is
lovely.
Rose, moss. Superior merit
Rose, white.
would be,
In maiden meditation, fancy free.
Rose, white, withcred. Emblem of
my heart Withered ike your
love.
Rose, wild. Simplicity, Let not
your unsophistieatcd heart be cor
rdpted. by intercourse with the
world.
Rose, cinnamon. Without preten-
sion. Such as | am, receive me.
Would / were Of more worth for
your sake. q
Rue. (Ruta.) Disd,in. This trilling
may be mirth to you, but It's
death to me.
Sage. Salvia.) Domestic virtues.
Won lan's province is home.
Scarlet lychnis. (Lychnis chalcedoni-
ca.) | see my danger without pow
or to shun.
5napdragon. (Antirrhinum.) have /
been fattered with false hopes,
now-ball. (Viburnum) Virtues clus-
ter round thee. A anion.
5now-drop. (Galanthus.) Though
chilled with adversely, I viii be
true to thee. ! am not a summer
friend.
5olidago. Golden rodl Encourage
ment.
5or rel. Rumex.t Wit ill-timed. He
makes a foe who makes jest
Speedwell. [Veronica.l
True love S holy fame.
And when lis kindled ne'er can die.
t.
'pider-wort. [Tmdescantia.l The
pledge of .tr5ea4sbp, It's all my
heart can give Wouldst thou
then counsel me TO flIi in love?
star Of Bethlehem. [Ornithogalum.]
Reconciliation. Light is brightest :
when it shines in ndarSness.
stock july-aower. You are too law ,
ish of your smiles.
strawberry, [Fragaria,l A pledge of !
future happiness.
'umach. [Rhus.l Splendour. Wealth ,,
cannot purchase love. Have you !
never S cen splendid misery2
'un-1l0Wer. lllenaltluS-l lou are
too aspiring.
'weet-pea- Departure Must you )
go7
weet-william. Dianthus barbatus.l
Finesse. One may smile and be d
a villain. ! cannot smile when X
discomfort sits heavy at my heart. =
'histle. [Carduus.l Misanthropy, o
that the desert were my dwelling
place. T
7horn-apple. [stramoniqm-l AlaSl 9
that falsehood should appear in t
such q lovely form. t
thyme. Less lovely than some, but II
more estimable. ii
luberose. Polyanthus tuberosa) "
Blessings brighten as they take 4
their flight 10
'ulip. Vanity. Thou last meta c
Inorphosed me- This love has be
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Lalgaage| Of Flo NJ e,rs.

: blematidal pf the affection hs of The
! heart and qualities IS Of tho intellect
In all ages of the world, history and
= fable have attached to flow Iers partie.
ular associations; consecrat ting them
tomelanchdly ly remembrance ds, to glory,
friendship, br love- In orid ntal coun-
tri es, a selqQ, or bouquet bf flowers,
is often made the interesting medium
Of communicating senti hents, to
which words are i Inadequate
/ AS this is the Season df Flowers,
We have compiled Il following Floral
Dictionary for the benefit pf our fair
red dders:
Acacia. Friendship.
Achnthus. Indiss soluble tiles.
Ac pnitum. (Monk's hoodD Deceit.
/ Poisonous words.
Adonis autumnalis. Sorfowful re-
membranes.
Az grostemma. ( CockleD Charms
please the eye, but merit wins the
soul.
| All hea. would not act contrary
to reason.
Aloe. Religious superstition. Think
not the Almighty Wills one idle
pang, one needless tear
Aroaranthus- Immortality. Un-
changeable.
A melanchOGcua Love lies bleed
AmarylliS Splendid be eauty. Co
quetry.
Anem lone, Antidipah ton Frailty.
ApocJ J'nurn. FalsehQed. |
Arbor Vit;e. (Ihuja odcidentalis.) |
Fri endship unc hanging
Arum. Deceit. Ferocityl Treachery. |
Asclepias. lilk-weed) Cure for
the heartache- The miserable have
no medicine but hope,
Aster. Beauty In retirement.
Auricula. Elegance. Pride.
Bachelors butte n HOPE, even in
misery. 4
Balm. Sweets de social intercourse.
Balsam. (Impat tiens-) impatience.
Do not approach me.
Bay Gaurus,) I change but with
death.
Box. Consistency.
Broom. Humility. I,
Broom-corn. In llustry.
Gala ethiopica- Egyptian Ily.) Fe- +
minnie delicaey.
Canlmellia a i2ponica. (Japan rose.) (,
Pity is easily changed to love.
Campanula. (Bell-aower.1 Gratitude.
Cape jasmine. (Gardenia Aorida.( My /,
heart is joyful
Cardinal flower, (LobeliaI cardinalis.J ,,
High station d does not secure hap !,
carnation. Hnllt5n obi pnthus) Disdsin. !
Pride. /,
(Lyohnis-) l a b willing :
prisoner. F.,
Cedar. (Juniperus.) You are entitled
to my love.
Chamomile. Bio ON in sorrow. En-
ergy to act in adversiE. /,
China-aster, double (AsteF Fchincnsis.) |,
Your sentiment is meet with a re- X
turn. II
China-aster, single. Eou hive no cauf fe ,
for discouragement,
red. Hove. /,
Chrysanthemum, white. Truth needs II,
no protestatioHs. Il
Chrysanthemum, yellowI A hea art :
left to desolation. Il
Citron. Beautiful, but i'll -humourfd
Clematis. [Virgin' s-bowfr.) Mental
excellence
Cock 's-comb. (Amaranthns.) Fo1pe- :
~. Affection. :
purple (Aqdilegia GAN
adensis.) | cannot give thee up =
Jolumbine, red. Hope and fear al T
ternately prevail. Is
JonvolYulussi Uncertainty In
sornus. Indifference A changed
heart. In
5owshp. (Primnla, NatlTe grace. 7
Jrocus. Cfeerfdlness.
Jrown-imperi;d. (f'rltlllafla lmperla- 7
LISP Power without goadnesS'
cypress. Disappointed hopes, Les F
pair.
0ahlia For evef thine. y
Daisy. BELLS pefennis. unconscious
beauty.
)andclion. Smiling on anT Coquefry.
Byzantine. Rosa Fubigino$a) wound F
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The Irenck Presideaky--I am as
sured,' says the Paris correspondent
Of the London Times, 1that the Sc
Icret societies are decide d on bringing
forward a person taken from the low
er orders of the people, as a candi-
date for the Presidency of the Re
public in 1850, and they are now We
~ busy in seeking such candidate.
An operative was at frft suggested,
but, on consideration, il was thought
better to try to gain oyer the sympa-
thies Of the country people, and the
probability is that q PEASANT viii be
selected
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been like a blight upon my open

been like DllgnG upon my open
| ing prospects.
Tulip-tree. Rural life favorable to
health and virtue.
Yerbena. Sensihility.
The heart thct is soonest awake 10 The flowers
Is always the first to be ,ouctI'd by The thorns-
Violet, blue. Faithfnlness. I shall
never forget.
Violet, white. Modes virtue.
Wall-nower. Misfortune is a bless
ing when it proves the truth of
friendship.
Water-lily. The American lotus.
An emblem of silence.
Weeping-willow. Forsaken. Ask
not one to join in mirth whose
heart is desolate.
Wood sorrel. Tenderness and afec-
ton.
Wobdbinc. Fraternal love.
Yarrow. To heala wounhed heart.
q CooL-A stage coach containing
nine passengers, was upset near Gin
cinnatia few nights since. The body
Of the coach was thrown from the
and rolled down a fearful
precipice, lodging against a tree
Among the passengers was a lddy !
,arrying flower pot containing a rare
plant. Before she was fairly eXtrica-
ed, She enquired for her flower pot,
md after having got possession Of it,
'he asked for her husband. Fortu- I
lately no one was ba ply hurt, not
even the flower pot.
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Manufactures in burlington.

We most sincerely wish that, under thi,
heading, we could go on and mention a nulti
tude of Manufactures busily and proftably en-
ployed n the work of converting the wealth o
raw material that surrounds us into the numer
Gus articles of use and luxury that we now int
port. But we cannot. Burlington, with q
WATER POWER that is absolutely exhaustless
aud with CAPITAL quite enough to place tha
power sufficiently in use to become emphati
cally Producing town, is emphatica!ly Con.
sumlng town. As our intelligent and right.
thinking correspondent below intmates, we arc
probably indebted to some thriving Connecticut
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.

News from California and Cuba.
New York, May 6.
The steamship Georgia, Lieut.. Porter, ar
rived this morning from Chagres via Havana,
with the Pacific mails, and one million and
half of gold on freght.-The Georgia sailed
from Chagres at noon, with 500 passengers.
Great excitement existed in Havana in rela-
ton to the expected inv vlson. Many had been
put in prison on suspicion, and among them
three priests for preaching mutinous sermons.
Matters are becoming so serious and alarm
ing in Havana that many are preparing to
leave. The Captain General is taking every
precauton to guard against an invasion.
GENERAL CALIFORNIA NEws.-There has
been a fight at Sonora growing out of some
conflicting miners claims, in which one man
by the name of Davis was killed and some
others wounded.
The health of San Francisco has been re-
markabiy good, and the same may be asserted
of the entire State.
The annals OF crime are as dark as eve-, q,
but the chance of punishment seems to have
improved. Niltred and Stuart, indicted for
the murderous attack upon and robbery of Mr..
Janson, have been tried before the District
Court and found guilty OF assault with intent 10
klIl, and robbery. The jury sentenced Stuart
to fourteen years in the penitentary, the ut
most they could give him. Wilfred was sen.
fenced TO ten years in the penitentiary.
Nearly all the rainy season which has visited
us this year came during the past month of
March. This rain will prove OF inestmabe
value TO the agricultural interests of the State,
aud perhaps to many Of the miners.
The Courier says the labors of the miners
are well rewarded, and new and rich discoveries
OF mineral wealth are constantly being made.
The Gold Bluff excitement has sntirey ceased.
The political news is not startling parties
are organizing with considerable spirit, and an
exciting contest is anticipated at the Spring
elections. /. the Wings continue united and
are true to themselves, they will sweep the
State.
The first fugitive slave case in California
was brought before Judge Morrison, on the
30th. The Judge was to give his decision the
next morning. The slave is named Frank, and
was brought here by Mlssourian. lie left his
master, aud claims his freedom, which the
Courier considers he Is entitled O..
The agricultural prospects at the State are
very promising.
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NOR fHUt
nohIo s,iri, G'r tho a,n,I, and l,yio,, Ar,,
cond na, r,rnot liz nir r,co onJ ra,Io hrn,,,
," o""' ~, ~" ','o h, ,,' ',,".e o'oN
bcr 'Lo IN oro Io yoriJ i,j'I h,,n .o
donioI !,
Tho ncvt mor,inr Alico roso o,rIv and
ytt,a ,b, ioo. ,,o. orl,IoJ on ,ho ,,r,.s
IN tho oII narsonaoo Sho asLeI ,In r,,rso -,
shc rntarod tho hn1so how vas Mrs p,rson.
land ,yas nai,ol ,n Ioorn ,h,t sLo baI nassoJ .
had nirbt In =, r,v nomonts .bo on,aroJ ,bc
sick r6on Mrs Parsons did indoed Inol, wors(
Ler r,co LaJ oI,,,,st ,hn L,,,, or d,,,,L ,,J
thoro was ,ooI in Lor ovo, ,,,lich ,,.as un-
earthly EIlon ,yas hanJin,. oyor hor ,oo,t,o,
like m oncoI or ,o,oncc AMI :, ,,.,s d;fr;cni, ~
saw which fare was n,,es,--,he ,noiLor.s n,
danghte,'s # was evident thot sbo had no,
,lepl anv that ni,r',t and thor, ,,as sor-,,, or
her younr face which il was s,I to l,ol, pnpn
When Aiicn entered .Lo s,ron,, orI ,,f no,
, arms around her neck and kissed Icr. and thcn
tool; her MACE ar,in at tho bedside witbopt
s,oakinr Her Eoar, ,,.as ,,o r,,il of sorro,,, ,o
speak.
.God b,ess vou for con,;nr horo =, eo;l tho
sicl, woman ttbo si,,Lt or ,7,,r c,co d,, w.,
4
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EY' Nr :. VI. PETTINGlLh is our authorized
advertising and subscription agent in Boston and
elsewhere, of this paper.
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Our New York Corrpsnnndpncc.

Great commotion in relation IN the CuJan inrasiop
-Errg5ody in the Fog-Hag-day an Ne,o York
-Hme houses Wanicd- Em,grdn,s md Beggars
-Rich mon-Jcnnv Lind-NaiHng of The Pacifc
Great LawSMit- Eft Pickings &c. Nc
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The Old ana the New.

Inc Oiu ana thc New.
Shall il be with n tear or 4 smile, Oh World,
That | bid you farewell or while, Old w orld?
Shall you and part
With pang at the heart,
Or in cold-blooded stoical style, Old Worldl
In TRUTH it must be with tear, Old World,
For much that is near and is dear, Old World
The lingering mind
Looks sadly behind
In doubt and reluctance and lear, Old World
Yet ever, by land and by sea, Old World,
God helps us wherever we br, Old World
My babes lie will keep
Awake or asleep,
And happily travel with me, Old World
So thus with n spirit of rest, New World,
| seek your hr !ht shores OF the west New World
With hearty nood will
Nv work to fulfil,
And do what do for the best, New World.
Gratefully here for space New World,
Shall basIi in the sun OF thy face, New World,
Wherever ! roam
To feel always at home,
With brothevs in every place, New w orld
No dignied dullness to freeze, New World,
But cordial kindness and ease, New World,
Invite me to stand,
With my heart in my hand,
TO give it wherever please, New World.
MARTIN +. TUPPER.
Tie Asia, March 10, 1851.