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MARKETS. ELsEwHERE.


Bo.rer June = -B,oter,, Bsard1iil9 share. Rsaiinz
rs DO, tod - 80 q, bod. ~. -. y Vermont
mont nd sa.sse bu.etts Railroad, b6n 3l Eastern
Railroad, n. H., l0s Boston and Provdenes Railroad
go IS Bank o. Commerce llt ~ Grocers bank l0A sJsl
Old Colony Railroad bonds. Tfi 20D Michigan Central
bonds, (eonyertibe) 1850 l0t1s llp Vermont Central
bond, payable ls5s q gis so osisnsbgrsh RAILROAD
bonds, r1 Second Board7lp shares Vermont aai Mas
sachusstts Railroad BIN sly Eastern Railroad 112 0
vermont Central Railroad GE ay4 Western Railroad
blod. ~ q o.; S25 do, 2s 2ys
PHLADrLpuA. June li.--Fira B.ard-s2 coo Tennessee
So 49, l5s Lehish Interest ~ 2sO Allegheny County ST.
81 LOO Schu ylk Navigation So int on, 3; LOU do, 81
1000 do ist OF Is, 1908 do. B 300 do lat on, 3: 100
shares Reading Railroad, s. ~ 100 DO. ~ DO. as ~
100 do, - $50 DO, rs zis; 100 do. kS Pennsyvanis
Railroad, an ~ Nine Hl Railroad, b 10 Harrisburg
Railroad, ~. - Lehigh Nsyisation, 81 - Pennsylvsnia
BANK lis 20 do e. lib II Merchant snd Nanufacturers
Bank Pittg. 70. liner Saief-Sll,J0 Allegheny County
Railroad So p % Lehgh Interest 81 NJ shares Harris
burg Railroad, i3 Second Bodrd-SlVD Reading Sc, co.
49, So Pennsyiysns 81 81 300 Tennessee 5 49, 100 shares
Reading Railroad 25s ~ 6irard Bank ltki Penusyva-
MIA Bark 1o IS Panters Bank, Tenn, S. .4nsr SaIes
~ GO Reading bonds o. 81 50 shares reading Ralroad
~ 100 do, S1si so DO, -. ~ d. 30 ~ d., S1s'
100 DO, SA.
BALTIMORE. June I3-Sfoet Bodrd-2 shares Mocha
Bank, lf.; Is Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, time,
76 At the Board today Maryland SIS closed At 1855 bid
l0s aked: Maryland Sc 20 bid - asked Baltimore Sc 1870
0t bid; do no l06 bid do lD l05h bdfBaltimors and
Ohio Railroad bonds 1901 els bid 81 askcd do shares "a
bid 75 sshsd York and Cumberland ~, BID. ~ asked
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n RITImE INTELLIG ENCE
Movements OF the Ocean steamers,
Port OF New York, june 10.


stsa%s.,IesSsDa LpalGv saysas,h Mtshi
sspszGreat we,,srn tnsx pk.l shssrm,a, Liverpool
ii,,'sssi ias%S ssHse, Is%SqSf ssS%ii, s.sass;
tphsl Rich HAVE yinn.scn F.lsoa Ps,sa Jaan
s''i ss sss Sassss ano
nBsIa.SSslioH, Brl Thompson Bristol, 4 STwMsysri
Ag.l GrssoIs,,i Trieste. . roIlit.; Nerd Aner,3a
Trl Bel.nss Havana, b eager; Hercules tBfj LowIen,
Br,s,-Issaid,, ts,Edi Bad,raseo. M,r,siil,, Roe
John. m. Punch / Meisess EnosS Pratt, Brishtman'
b.sss . he sIT mssaouy. Nephew,
AS. Sn s sirs CO. 90 ys y iS stBs G Ra5ss
Nassau, .NP, q Aeteryi. VIM w.iisss tBfi Hilton. s
b Sss,% ssf b A ce ss a
G Ahsahfi, peTs. !aSa.Gae R,aG,st Ian
land, Phaaelrhis; Granite State Hast, wsieott Beers
sn BsS ESa.rs @ s s. ss%u
sse Belle Wedmore New Haven; uness. Fargo. Se~ Lon.
soors-Emly. Pratt and Sarah Lisoom. Taunton Black
stone, Appleby and Oregon. Sturgas Providence Excel
sAir Gsrrick (pk Adams Liverpool 70 days With mdse
sns 'o ps,'snssss % sPoaosd r,Is;,os Co syss Ia
p6s rom Hs,ans Tor coss. days oas s.%: day, ias u
os G@w s.sssa9.a signal. With .hP Camden bound "
nra T...assn: !; 4 a...AsiI 9. s'''' wv 80
sup ei Eth a mssr. LAY Lay 4 o. lon
Ds saw a.g' ISLAND Of ice IS isst high and q
Ship R.ssees iBrsm, Ka..sl.hen BrsDen 81 days, With
p sa y ars% bark Ras.1d caSssa Bsiissi r. from
bremen for New York.
~ 70 Sris"t e. sas a. ' E.ss a: sas q
sable Island mes distsnt exchanged signals With ship Mi
ship Anidus tBrl Hughes Liverpool % days with ise
Bark solon BrsiaJ Bsllssr Bremen 70 days, With md,s
barb Lanehe.ts, tBrl fvsy. Newport W 20 days With
loo Vs. sPoss Br ssrs Rins..Sa. Il day. rom esiii 70;
Hat.s s.h lat 20 ~ Lon = ~ sseh.nEsa signals .i.A an
s' F!s Dss st ssis:. 10 s.s s.y
B.rk Ls.renos Prince, New Orleans days With md'e
Brig british OAK (Brl. Cray. Bordeaux. April ~ with
lrsndy, Sc. to Durand.
rS sss. ara xSs coSsnsny Co.. A'' = a'
Brig Msry tof Bstimorsl Creighton, Apalschieaa, y
Bris Iseol, Tainan savannah days, with cotton, 70
Sci, Chss MIL Frsuci,. Wilmington. NC. tdays. With
sehr ss.iiaa Well, crisns. Wilmington, NC. days
schr D E1, Harmon, Wilmington. NC, 6days with
ssbr Ira Brewster Horton. wilmington NC. sdsy, With
sshr North state, Paris. wilmington. Nc, 6dsya
schr Liberty. williams, Plymouth. Nc, S days.
sehr John Coe,sf.ir =. Chambers, York R,er ldays.
ssR Rr p Stewart, ' sry.n, B.sino.. sdav.
sehr Sarah ElIabsth, Barber, Westerly, RI.
Below.
Ono ship one bark snd two brSs.
sailed.
,sS,hr' wn,Snscn T9yd Southampton and
Chareston ship Lady Franklin (pktl featon, Liver
po0l and other
The reported IN yesterday mornings edition :. sssn
probably the Crescent Ctr the Ohio has been IN port
since the 2lst ut
JvSs Ii-wind during the dsyS.
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The market for common aud fair brands OF Wegtsru
-four u lower. with moderate demand for tho home
trade aud export sales 900 bbs at - Tk s. 50 for
Michigan. Wheat Ia held above ths views Of buyers
Corn Is not 50 active, but without change to notice
Oats are dull and lower, sales being made at 35Hc
Freishts are the same as last quotations
ALBANY, June IL, 1851
The receipts Of produce since yesterday have been
Flour 5000 barrels; wheat none; corn, 1900 bushels
Flour steady bat not active the sales 1900 bb
Wheat is in moderate demand aud the market Is steady
sales Of 1880 bushels ut 90c for Ohio Corn Is steady
yesterdays rates 10000 bushels sold at for yellow
round and 81 Ifc for Western mixed Oats are steady
at nc, with sales of 5 600 bushol.
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Telegvsphsc Reports.

CHssLEsr0- June - 1851
Cotton IL quiet and unchanged in price, 400 bales
sold at from CSC 10 exc.
BurtwopE Tgnr ~ 1851
sslcs q Howard street -four have been making to.dsy
81 81 II
BrrFuo. June ~ 85l
The receipts Of produce fJr the past f)ur hours
wtietouf 800 bb.s wheat norei golo i 10e bushels.
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Letter Baxs per steamer Onion for Nav Orleans n I'D.
Of The ma will close st the Esohange Residing
Room t Esohanss Monday June TO- a. qusrter before
o'clock
better Bags for Rio Janero per steamer Golden 0sts,
viii close atths Exchange Reading Room tG Esohanseh
Letters can b prepaid A. The Residing Room part
Tss .soy. Latte, B.s. are also a. Ksnyons wall street.
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Arrived-Briys TensIon (HelgI Csrdif, VI Standard
(Brl, Ponce. PR schr Wa Watson. Philadephia
CrAnLrsrow. June II
ssilsdocean, and Aurora Bhumorel Cornelia, Phils-
ssvArrap June N.
Arrivea-Esaet and W Jones' EYork. Harriet Laugh
lin Maine and Cicero, Baltimore. Alexandra, Boston.
Cleared-Hendrtk Hudson NYork.
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On Wednesday, June H. at Christ Church, BY the Rev
Dir Halsey JAMES ii. RIDAsocK TO Frances d., only
daughter of III. I. Gratacap, Esl.
On Wednesday June IL, by the Mayor of the city Of
New York, Mr. QEoKoE CRosBry 70 Miss MARI CRosBIE,
daughter of James Crosbie. of Gissgow, Sc otlsnd.
At Louisville, Ky. on June 3, Mr. THonAs o. BARrER,
OF Poole England to Miss LIZZIE daughter ofC Huyer,
Esq OF Aquaekanonk, n j,
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Passengers ShIlens
BRTnrN-steamshipW ashin g.sn-Prof II Tappan, LAZY
and daughter Prot Robinson and family, Miss Robinson
Robinson IT, Of NYork; Baker Us Consul 20 Genoa
Miss Baker, II Ohio Alex Baston, LADY four children
and two servants o. Havana Piper and lsdy q Boston
Mr. Remer LADY, Tour children and servant OF kfork sous
u Heseor, Maniac, lady sad child, Becser MRS
PHILIPPE, q Evert Ernst Wiess, Henry NeEir OF Pills
delphis I'd Bischof Brewster q Northampton MRS Eli
Iabeth Scott Of wsshinson Dc Mrs Ahof child snd
NJ Cssmer LeeOnts Taylor Miss Taylor, Of
Canada srs ssnningst, o. Batnore reS costs, Louis
Martins, Miss Olympia ChabAt, Of Nj Vase, Davis
Zurhosen, Jacob wser, Jacob Friend Savannah: Robert
Hughes lady and child Rousseau 4 Clsadet, Rev Mr.
Guile, Mr. Williams ana lady. ofNYerk Franenield,
waiter Hiriarty Mr. Elm, Of NO; Oppenhener, II
Masrod, Jackson Orr Scott, yumenay, II Iegoups.
Chanss Rev Sspderl, Of Syracuse; II Stewart Rich
ardson Louis Johannins Singleton Albrechts, Bell,
. Hesenbutte lady and child, % NYors schroter.
laurel Bridgeman, Thorn, Mseksy, Mr. Uermesser,
lady and chnd Of NYork Winter. do Mr Williams snt
lady Mrs Iarnin tookett Tn Anoheren, sauvs, I'll
ioa, q Husson, & Birkey Harold OF NYork
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Asbams-F Meyer, lady and child
Phelps, Mack G W Bentley, J Uaies, J Sheny-iS
10 the
CHsptrsror-steamshir southsrner-H Banks Gee IN
soles Mr. Breidenthal and lady Hitchcock, Geo sss,
DR. wsring, Miss warnK Ashtord3 Ia tls etc sraee
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DAcIFIC NAIL sTEA MsHIP COMPANY.-Tur ONLY
through line for California and Oregon. Via Havana
Chsgres Pare reduced On saturday, j. ne 81 at8o5ck
pm The splendid amship CRESCEN ferry 4 Al Tor,
6utthsn . Tanner comm snasr v II sail saturday,
Warren North river with ,hs
r Cbssres connecting With the f orts Omitted states Mai
q July Tor freight or rassas. apply At tbs once, ~ West
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GTEAsERs FOR SAVIOUR STEAMERS tCoS-
~ densns ensnesb ror 100 LIS feet long, one do (n3a
Coz nrss ao - lens ave rrogeet stesnsss tsoa
dnHsF snStti and DO engnssl trn n
y g. w iet To- slso Marine Boiler, - t@es a'amasr
aoa 4 t,st II a Pc trth.t inform ttt9n, apf II W
CHAs. A.. IDPEL-AAE ". % lssvsavsr.
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sEalPPIN0.

STEAMER NORTH AMERICA.-FoR SALE. A FIRST
y rate berth in state cabin TO SAL Tues y Apply
a the IRVING House, JSKERR
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q RAND EXCURSION TO THE WORLDS FAIR, VIA
N Galway Dublin, and Hoyhead, Liverpool. The
new and splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA. J.. u.
Bsthen Commander 1.-THE tastes. in the word
will sail Tuesday, June IL at O'Clock n, Pier
North River Passengers By the Nsrh America viii be
Liverpool Holyhead at their option thus afordnx the
opportunity Of seeing Of the finest tbs
island To those travel for this trip
the most powerful Inducements while to those who desire
to London in the safest and expeditions
/. also the most decided advantages The unrvasA
of the North America the Chagres route
the belief that she will make the passage Galway
In eight days
Fare In state room Saloon $lU
Fare in lower deck saloon. lW
Fare to England and back. with privilege to stag
No freight taken. ..
ner of Broad street. X. J. VANDEWAT&R.
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THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN. CAPT SAAP-
Il will sail for Bermuda and St. Thomas Tuesday.
9Th July at She has excellent
Price Of to Bermuda, $ TO st. The
so. There is regular mail communication bstweea
St Thomas and s the Wet India islands, Havana Vera
Cruz Venezuela So The Merlin will freight Applg
to Il. CUNARD. Jr. 50 BrSAdway.
r. S.-Eo letters mails will be received on board the
Merlin except through the Post Once =
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Arrivsd-steamers PennsIlvania, Bsymors Richmond
Shsrk, stewart. Nfork.
Ciesred-Brig Pearl Harding Boston; steamer Asansseo
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ENoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-rHE UNITEu
Il States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines GEM
mander will leave for HAvre, touching at
land the mails and passengeT on saturday June 18th.
S2D. All letters pass through the Post Once A
experienced Surgeon attached the chip For freight e
passage, apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent,
No s. Broadwev
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The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply between BAa
francisco aud ports Oregon awstng At the former
the arrival Of the mails aud passengers from Pansms and
returning without delay with the mails aud passengers
the sseamer from San Francisco.
regular ns Of propeiiers viii be kept up for the trans
por,aton OF freight and transient between Paus
The we'll known steamship SARAH SANDS Of 500 tons
burhen under charter to thu company and peculiarly
oommodoa in her cabin viii Be kept running
extra family bost.
the steamers keep up connection b.
~ zen Aes paeo and the other Mexican ports.
The connection in the Atlsnte will be maintained BY the
maj. ssns CRESCENT iona
OHIO. $3.50. 5000 TONS CHEROKEE !. 30 tonA.
EMPIRE CITY. ..2OO tons PHILADELPHIA. HO tssA.
Leaving New York for Chasrss the 18th and 18th Of each
month.
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON win
direct line between New Orleans and Chagres leAv
ing ut such periods will insure little detention
shs on the lsthnus nnd forming with the Pacno steam
sps through line TO from New Orleans and n
Mexico California and Oregon. Passages from New Orleans
can be secured from Armstrong Law-ason Co., seas -
The through from New Y0rk 70 Ban Fraa
cisco has been reduced from
$4p, IN state rooms. 70 SArl
efs, In lower cabin. to S1D.
$2DJ. in steersys. TO 2lo5.
The New York 10 Chages VII b ~ ths i,wese
adopted by any safe steamer between thoss portS
and IS South street. and st their III West street
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CHA0RRs DIRECT AND
through tickets for California st the lowest reduced
The new aud splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN
Capt Sggires will esn Thursday 18th June, Ut r. n,
from pier T. n r For frssht passage apply only to
T. MILLS. Agent 81 Coartlabd strssk
CLIPPER CHALLENGE ROBERT II. WATERMAN
~ Commander tor San Francisco is ut her BERTH foot q
wal street. ready TO receive freight for which,
NATH. L. & GEO. GRIswoLD. II and " South q.
Shippers are invited TO inspect the vessel.
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pACITIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-THE ONLY
through line for San Wis Havaaa and ChAres.
Fare reduced On Thursday, juno Is. at3PM The spiea-
did steamship CHER0KEE 80 tons Henry Wndle,
from her pier at the foot Of Warren street r. with
transferred Havana to the splendid double engine
ship Falcon Passeng leaving in the Cherokee will
meet with the favorte United States Mail ship Tea
to sail from Panama about the 18th Of July
For passags apply at the Office 81 s. South
III West of
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IMPORTANT woRK-THE NERVOUS DISEASES OF
Il womrn-Price Is For sale by FOWLkRS =
WELLS Isl NASSAU street. This work should be read BIZ Al
married psopls.
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OHIIPPIN q.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYALMAIL
Stsaships bsswcea New Yoyh and Liverpool direct
between Boston and LiverpooThs Boston ships onlysA
Ing 1T Halifax land and receive mails and
ARABIA, Capt -, AFRICA. A. Ryrs,
PERSIA, Capt. -, EUROPA. Il. q. Lott
ASIA, C. H. Z. yudkns, NIAGARA, j. S<oaa
AMERICA. N. shannon. CANADA. W. Haxrisea.
CAMBRIA, J. Lcitoh.
These vessels carry clear white Light head een
on starboard bow, rod on port bow.
Asia from New York. :. Wednesday, lssh yuns.
America from Boston. :. WEDNESDAY, 18th yuae.
Niagara from New York. Wednesday, "a July.
Europa, from Boston. Wednesday, 9th july
Africa, from New York Wednesdsy, 18th JUG.
Cambria, from Boston. Wednesday, sd July
Asia, FROM New York. w ednssday. y)th July.
Canada from Boston. Wednesday 9th AugusA.
America, from New York. w sdnesday, 18th August.
Niagara. from Boston. Wednesday, 18th August.
Africa, from New York. Wednesday 9th August
Europa. from Boston. !. Wednesday, 81 Septembes.
Asia from New York. Wednesday 10th Septonbee.
Passage fron New York or Boston to Liverpool, SIN.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount Zee
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon o u board.
All letters and newspapers mus through the Post u
Nee For freight or passage, .pRlX TO-
French German and other foreign goods received aad
brought in common with British goods Through bis It
lading are given in Havre for New Yonk.
Persona intending TO take Eagand In ths Roy
a. MAIL Stesmships are requested to call the once, %
Broadway before believing tho reports the shps sxs
full. - - =
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MEDICAL.

EoRREST GROVE HYDRoPATHIC INSTITUTE,
sehoeleys Mountain. June u. is5-wLsm J. Taylor.
~ d., William J. Moon NJ Ph-a The above insti-
tuition will be ready for the reception Of nvsds the early
part Of July.
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nR. wARREN, NO. mott STREET. rs CoraU .rEn
~ private diseases, which be vittou- ro,yy
cured In i've iaTs DrWs SPECIFIC 40, ea.I,
thirty elk yeara experience, falls Of Proo Qua
dollar. N b. Beware Of poisonous an asIa -
. anaek In Roosevelt street. No foe till cure,x
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.[ONLY
through line for California and Oregon THE public
informed that under the Of this Company
inspected and approved by the Navy Department.
and carrying the United States mails will continue leave
Panama and San Francisco the st and 18th
month unless detained by unavoidable accident and wa
touch At Acapulco, San Diego, and Monterey
The following packets belonging the Pacific Mali
Steamship Company. in the Paoihc. whiSh
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-01
ON IL IL S s.

MONDAY Dec. 23p-The Senate engaged in the
consideration Of the bill introduced The last session IN
certain and settle private land claims in California after
which it adjourned until Thursday.
The House Of Representatives not engaged on any
thing Important. Mr. Haymund introduced bill granting
Public Lands Virginia to aid in the construction of GER
tain Railroads, which referred 10 the Co'nmitiee on
Public Lands. The bill grants 100000 acres IN the Cen
trail Railroad and 100000 the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad--The House adjourned till Thursday.
THuaspAY. 26rH.-ln The Senate large nnmbar of Pc
ttons were presented and business OF no general in
,eres was ransacied.-Mr Underwood introduced bill
providing for survey Of The Ohio River and its tributaries
with view the improvement Of The i! Navigation by
means of reservoirs-Mr. Cass called up his restitution
calling on the President TO transmit 10 the Senate copes Of
all correspondence between the Stale department and the
Austrian Charge relating TO the appointment, and proceed
ngs Of The American Agent to Hungary during the late
Struggle in that country and the resolution was agreed
TO.
In the House. bill was passed authorizing the remova
of the cause in which the heirs of Kscinskn plaintiffs
from the Court the District of Columbia to the United
States Circuit, Court of Maryland or that Of Virginia.
Both houses adjourned over 10 Monday.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-01

FLoRlDA-The Tallahassee Sentinel states that pro-
pnson has been introduced in the Florida House of Rep
respn,aiives by Mr. Wardlaw Of Madison. constructing"
the delegation ia Congress not tn oppose the repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Bill This was properly met by counter
proposition from Gen. Scohai it is ''he sworn duty Of
The delegation to maintain the Constitution" We had
snspeced that the South Carolina Senators and Rppresen
taves in their desire to bring about d's"ln"n Of the
Hahn moht he induced to adopt The readest mode tn ac
compish that end and either vote for OF not vote against
the repeal of The fugitive law. But we had moi supused
tina, such an idea was harbmed in Florida. Mr.. Yulee
would not greatly surprise the country by acting Mr.
Wardaw would instruct him act; hut we shall he greatly
astonished if Senator Morton and Mr. Cabe sill quietly by
and witness the repeal If The fugitive law.-Iimes.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-01

CURIosrTY-Nr Robinson. b~'kseller IF Edinhnrg,
has portion The trunk Of beach tree seni from r"ra
in Canada West in which The horn of red deer WIN Us
aners complete entirely mh"ddd 10 the nara and
solid wod which had evidently iransiiX'd when The tree
was ynunu ia comparaiivply su condition The apiles.
which are pana,ei have heen driven int" The wood hor
z,nally and prdrude from The me side while The riot Of
the horn is visible on the nihpr-Scientifc american.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-01

ing with instant speed the emotions OF one hemisphere
to the svm,a,hies OF, the other. The unity of the
race is the theory of which philosophy demands
demonstration; aud At is the problem which enter
or;se j, rapidly solving. The community Of inter-
ats and Of sensibiIity which modern improvements
are establishing emong all nations aud tribes. must
90 further towards the settlement of this question than
All the dspuatious of the schools
We are not rhapsodists, and do not look for I'M
mingled good from the astonishing activity every
where manifested Conflict must inevitably follow
The increased Intercourse among men, unless there
is corresponding increase of their regard for moral
principles Hence the importance Of making these
various channels of influence the avenues of light
and the instruments Of civilization The diffusion
of knowledge, land the PRONUNCIATION oftruth must keep
pace with the increasing facilities Of travel ami trade
the changes that are now going on will result in
increased corruption, passion, and hate-n invclerate
jealousies, and devastating wars. Nation vail rise
against nation, and race against race, and the bright
visions Of human hope grow dim and be ecpsed I'M
der The Jus, frowns of lleaveG. We know, however,
that good influences are at work, aud an intomilabe
energy, before which all obstacles, physical and NOR
al are destined to fall There is progress in these,
rs there is in other things. The dawn of pure and
elevated civilization is breaking upon the gloom OF
pagan and barbaroas lands, and pc neiraiing the dark
abodcs OF superstition and cruelty. China is awak-
ing from the long slumber Of ages, to experience and
enjoy vitality; and Africa is endeavorng to
lift her bruised and fettered hands, in supplicaon
TO God.
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SMALL BusrvEss-rha Democracy of the Virginia Leg
isanre are sionznp rhemst by mixing M party pol.
ilirs with every subject They cmenced by turning out
or failing elec had been lhr psfo's raeea Sch
clerks of Committees happened to br"ng 10 The wing
party; and infer. from debate springng up nj MOTION
print The memorial of the Directors Of The Eastern LIMA
tic Asylum that they design change the made Of elect?g
The Directors of these institutions for The purpose u packing
the Directories with Democrats Should they accomplish
this inject suppose the unfortunate of these institutions
will I've carried through regular Of '.ieameni"
the Resolutions of .9S and &c. and. when rubbed down
with Madson's Report, will be discharged cured PET.
IateLigencer
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-01

g. pnhlc meeting was held in Charlottesville.
the 2lst uli, for the purpose Of considering the
snbjec, of constructing railroad from lha! place 10
Lvuchbnrg. Resolutions were unanimously adopted
in favor this connection, and against The connection
from Gordonsville, as proposed by Alexandria.
committee appointed to bring the subject before
The Legislature.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-01

e5- The New England Society of New York celehraled
the 23(h anniversary of The landing Of the Pilgrims on
Monday night 23d u by grand dinner The Asor House
Among the guest Sir H. L. BnIwer and NJ Wehslprs
both Of whom made speeches. The speeches and
were numemus-snme of them very g~d. Mr.. Webster
''ihe best and chief defender" Of The Constitution
In reply he made Of his most National and patriotic
speeches.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-01

a. The House of Delegates met on Friday, and,
eight members only being in attendance, adjourned
over to Monday. 1t seems 10 U.S. if the Legislature
me, on the frs, Monday in January, instead of the
first Monday in December, much time and money
might be saved 10 the Commonwealth.