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DERTH AMBOY sEMINARY.-This institutions aiTordng a
instruction in modern languages and muse viii commence is
s s sf ss. anS eS%modca its
are designed promote e comfort OF the pupils and encou
uaue Of The Sc breeze and bathing valuable
Gals bathing and gymnasium provided with reference TO
health and physical training Of the minor advantages OF this
institution.
make his all tina, enlightened Christian could
Terms s75 per board tuition, with
use OF books for English studies
From ae Faculty efns College Of Nsp Jersey
Having opportunity knowing talents literary
The prudence and exemplary
character Of Mr. s. g. wooabsgs while b. was student in IN.
college well taught with pleasure recommend him
forming the habits Of youth committed his care parents
and sua.d JAMES Say yh sEys q sss.0
s9ES MclEA yss r and Prof Ct
CoLLreK OF Nav JrKsrr, Apnii, is3l
prrKrscrs.
Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian Institute, d. q.
Rev James w AlerandcIi d. D., Princeton, New Jersey.
Rev. David Magic, D. b., Elizabethlown, New Jersey
For e,iesars containing further particulars with additional o
'''' ). &. woopBRrDcE,
Ap0-dlw Perth Amboy, New jersey.
RALrIMORE Female CoiIegc-This Institution, incorpo-
rated BY the legislature Maryland
sso Ss, sSe facility for e seau.on Of and
study and recitation rooms and modern convenience for the
OF boarding
INSTRUCTIONS.
n. C. Brooks, A. NJ, professor OF ancien, languages
Rev II. H. NADIA, A. NJ, biblical iteraturc
Rev. Is. H. Waugh, A. NJ,
T. III. Prau, NJ d., assistant in do do
Miss NJ A. Dixon, English and Bellies Lcircs.
+" J. Rochester, assistant In English
d Ellen g Gobreeht instrumental music.
!" NJ. A. Porter, assistant do
I" Elizabeth =. sliccr, painting
Mr. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
TERMS Boarding for session, (l weeks 80
Tuition collegiate department 80
In preparatory To 10 90
Catalosnes with informaton be had
application to
hp2i-2sw2w NC. BROOKS, Principal.
he QUlNCEY's Literary vols. Izmo.,
" being and Of the un6rm edition OF his
MoiherweiIs Posihumous Poems vol.
The Vision Of Sir Launfai-a by James Russell Lowell.
Stevens ckminstsr; Eliza Buc minister Lee.
Mortar Of
employed the public works babor by Lieut.
m II. Wright, o. 8. Engineers.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR h MhURY,
Septic booksellers, 9th street
DEEBEs New York Hats.sTEyENs, bsuer, has usual,
hats from the establishment Of Bccbe CO., New York city, Of
the fall model for 1881,
saes-tcom at the Ahenrum, opposite Adelpb Theatre.
Sept it-Juf
MADAME DELARUE would rcspec,fuiiy Invite the
received Also bonnet ladies' morning and dress
lusec and
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FURNITURE day GOODs.-Ths following dsseribsd soot
have just hsen added 70 or 'osk IL u,ds all q shsh
French cashmere piano table match which
will be by the single may be desired me
dsonss bouquets and wsths Of flowers, which nsl
lame pier covers, Damascus Oriental weaving.
ever seen in ,1is country before. ~ 'As
ps%..L i.n me piano sad table cove" to match
Also stand match.
Of ao toilets esas 2, s md 'Ss.s
% these good. ,s awarded two msd lac
y damask tea napkins -sery cheap
ieria and cheap, with gimps and side loop. match
window curtain eornccs, @ which and
Iief gilt arches, for suspendas dapsy French
general assortment Whitney, Edinburgh, Macknsw
blankets all nband bound mapped ON both Sides and
gray wled blankets for heavy ser
vted They prices object them
Also general q Flemish, Scotch Irish Essa
goods line which required for tho comfort and convenience
q all Of which We ses.ss = M On oSs S inviting
Sept adlwf Pa. door Of the Of aha
University OF nIlsyIvaDia, Medical Department.
Eshty-sirtA session, QS5l-'5')
TUE lectures viii Monday, October the 9th, and
Theory Practice q Medicine y George D. Wood, MD
na,sI'a sed,sa and raalxaey Joseph Carson, MD
surgery, William Gibson, NJ. d.
the Women and Children, Hugh l..
Institutes o Medicine, Samuel Jackson, NJ. d.
w ca'fs s by Geo. ss w. No h'p "
y W.
and Henry H. smith, MD.
lectures the University
MaIieuIa,ins fee tpad once
Hospital 10
Practical ANTONY 10
''A'0''Ds W. E iioaHEa. NJ D.,
OF hs Medical Faculty,
street, Thirteenth, opposite the United
Mint rniladelpha
William and Mary college, VViIlialabarg Va
THE Of this institution will "Wednesday,
@ sss r. Ia. .%p .as
chemistry The statutes Of the college have been carefully revised
DENTS Ts Whole Of
Hsss q rSs !
Guiding ns a"een. the degree Of b. and 0' prof
Faculty.
Right Johns d. President Professor Of Moral
beverly n Taes and
BENJAMIN Ewe Professor of Mathematics and Mature.
rn D. sus
Totem D. D. Professor Of Intellectual Philosophy
Robert Gsewood, Adjunct Professor Of Mathematics.
July 2a-law4w
Virginia Land Once,
RIcHxosD, August 10, 1851.
IN conformity Virginia Of lss9 page 49l section
49, do hereby make ali may hiatt
received into The land Office day August 1851 thu.
July, 1857 the following uscta
the said Berkeley have been round
escheatcd o Commonwealth, TO wit:
so Back drcek assessed Benjamin An
drews's heirs.
Tehanses branch, assessed 10 Peter Deas heirs
% acres Little sounisn. PowsIs hei1..
4 Packhorfe road, assessed TO same
6 N creek, assessed John Shocks heirs.
Frederick county line, assessed to Isaac Scots
heirs.
$50 Mountain assessed VIM. Tbbs
n acre. creek, assessed Andrew Je..n.
heirs.
8. II. PARKER,
Aug i5-Iaw6w Register Land Once.
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COMPENDIUM Entire Body Law
IL by Asa alphabetically arranged with reference the
svols Law Sheep, svo, pp. 4,lT Retail price, $40
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of tie Profession
There few works in the profession that contain such Loy
public patronage ,, ,,,,e - -
with Nh Justice Nelson in his opinion the
toned work. - u -
The vast ace mutation of reliable citations from the whole
pows ansnrS 10 Se law svn. him s sc on
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
ROBERT j. WALKER.
OCTOBER 10, 1850.
grGed accuracy; and much pleased
precision which prn-
myself feel anxious profession should
learn its merits and, like me, enjoy its advantage -
NEw YoRK CRY, Oct IT, 1885,
nparts all the advantages of well arranged
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
decided The by his questions,
ably advanced subjects which those apply
'''''' JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia
my allow ad
miraby adapted TO the purpose for which obviously de
for and From examination
tes with confidence that they treated with great
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
70 be greater help the adsn, than o,h.
w. L. HURST, Philadelphia
unqualified appreciation Of distinguished
United States he late Justice Story Chief JUSTICES Williams Of
fusnshed by JOHN r. TRow,
Nov a4-n ~ and 81 Ann street
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TnEAIisE on ths Marine noiisfs ..' of tho Uaited
L satssi b. II. Baro engineeri vol Philadelphia, 1851
and Classification BY G. Athenon,
OF her Msess dock ard DesonpoI vol Lon
N 1851.
The Indicator with their practical applications
10 The Main Browni second edition enlarged
London 1850
and It's Applications by the Artisan Club vol
London, 1850
woodcroft Steam Navigation vol London, ieao.
PoItwine the Steam engine; vol London ief.
Tempeon The Locomotive Engines BY Lieut. "oaon hoai
Navy vol. London. "a. :
consuueuon, details OF
paris employment and management VOL
London, is49, IL
Paris
vspeu 2yols and atlas Of plates Paris
ie9 -
de Marine Voes Vapeurj vols Paris, is49
Hoblyns Manual o. Steam engine vol London
Russel o engine vol London
Russell on Steam Navigation vol London
The pressure steam engines by Aiban and Pole vols
London.
Craddocks Chemistry Of the Steam engine; vol London
Hugo engine, its Construction and Action
vol. London
The Steam and Horse Marine
Engines; by Gustalsson, engineer, Royal Navy.
Application To Marine purposes ny Gus
many others English and AmeIean not enumerated
here fhANeh ihhLon.
sept4
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rpgE History OF Ranking, with Copuprc naive
Account Origin, Rise and Progress Of d,e Banks Eng
land, Ireland, and Scotland by william Lsw.on vol Lon
don, 1850. fkANCk TAYLOR
IunAQ0
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lust received these durable,
sp goods 81 a. 1914 dice diaper, and dmnsk
Also, Of the o. lss H. Ia 10
which will be found the heaviest goods Of the kind
and German pillow
The only urged
viii be their durability Prices very
CLAGETT 4 DODsOH,
Dealers kinds OF carpets msuins oil coh., rugs, mats
curtain and generally
east Of Ninth Pcnnyivania
Jupe6
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TRAVELS In the United states &c., daring 1870 and
i 1850 by Lady Enmeline Stuart Woricy,
Cod6cy Malvern, The Life Of Auhor by Thomas Miller
with twenty illustrations by " Phix."
London Labor and the London Poor, part 8
July 20 fRhNSk TAYLOR.
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prom London.-Ths Young o&cers Companion by Col.
rraeuee % N.ya Court. by WIN. Kick
The Mining Manual and A%snae 70, 1851. vol.
M'. Even" !" Italy in ls's''' by the Earl Of Eosmore
Rudmsnay Lora,bms, by II. Law, engineer.
The Bearing London
supply Of toe Metropolis and remarks oa Springs by Joseph rres'
runsus Frontier isis'io; by Major Edwards.
shade. of Military Life edited BY Lieu, General Sir
Ts,. Strength Of Observation-Disclosures and useful romuls applied
Tusua, Bridges Wrought Iron and CAT Iron Beams Columns,
The DefenesIes. Bnlain by Frsnci.
British Nautical Almanac for 1851.
Aug5 FRANCR TAYLOR.
CRoM LONDoN.-The Franklin by R.
sir John Franklin Arctic Regions, by simmons.
Band-bo London snr,vineI vol, lssiso
Palace Industry, origin progress, with
logic Million Reasoning Il vol, issl
The Culture and Commerce Of Cotton In India and elsewhere ny
England i.polesI social, industrial by VIM John
Macrcsor. Commercial Of all s,h vol 1850
Dog Breaking by Lieut. Col otohinso"m edition. ,s yqop
7 EwIs Arundel, tho Railroad of Lss, by tho
The InisIna,on. Machine for September. :,
M OF Mary Queen Of Scots by Miss Beneer author OF Linz OF
snars Dictionary OF Architecture HISTORICAL descriptive fopo
graphical decorative theoretical mechanca2 VOLS Illustrated
by the work
WALTON Rebel OF by W. Gilnnsrs
aimms.
Tho Confsssor historical novel.
Just published, and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Aug 20 bookseller, oh street,
NEGRO MANIA. being exaninasson Of the fAsely-
assumed equality Of the Of msn demonstrated BY
Champoion, Wilkinson, RoseIin Van Ar
ins 0ddon, and other celebrated wte BY John Campoei
author Of A Theory Of EQualy.r vol. ~.x -.,,,u,
Septic FRANck TAYLOR
NEW YORK 0RATRe.--I have lust received, direct from
IN ~ ersneed crates OF the
patterns styles which for beauty and chesPne. rpsss
this Terms moderate Please
cell and examine bshrs PURCHASING .....--
PSan1vaais svsass, ssswsa ioA ~ iin susss,
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IN unsettled the books Of the late finn OF H. HOoE
together with Of
stan, and handed The
change In effect upon
, render. that NIL
closed at he expiration Of the present half year
Iura % -ewif HoOE BROTHER. h co.
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A GUIDE o virginia springs-gvne, addition o
description OF tho spng
natural cuosss One small pocket volume
so
The London Lancet for June and July.
The International Magazine for July.
Thia day received for sale by
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nOMESrIC and Ornamental Cottages and Landscape
Gadennga OF Designs Adapted 10 the United States
by RAnlett. 2 ves. l549.
Designs Country and Village Residences in The United States
Rch with Details, Specifications, Plans and Deeuohs ana
Estimates of Cost Of Each Design. 2vols- 1850
Gothic Applied TO Modern Residences by hnot
vol, 1850 - , -, avn.
Two Designs Cottages and Villas by MeSsrS Walter
II Smith. vol. -
Downing and Designs for Cottages Farm Houses
and Villas vol, 1851. -,
Downings Landscape Cardenngs and Rural "uaa
North America. 1 VOL, 1850. = ,.-, -.
Dovnng's Architecture and Designs Tor Cheap ,osos anu
Houses vol, 1851. =, -
Together many other works ON the same ana ah o"e'
"1 1n VI "i'e' $50 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EGRO MANIA. being examination Of the falsely
IN equality Of demonstrated by
the investigations II Chsmpe'on, Wilkinson Roseni Van Ar
nse, oddoh, and other celebrated wsm BY Ionn csmpos
author Of "a Theory Of EQualy.r vol. ..n.x r.,,o,
Sept 10 FRANCk TAfLoN-
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nose Of our who yet settled
. a 70 mem on the LIST July win much oblige us
sna nos 20 AZ heir earliest wish
of the fall trade. ~ '' " w ~
nae cLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite tho
WI bands,
received Also ladies' and drcs how
black mobs k and thread berihe and
sleeves onho,dees collars nounens insenrs and edrngs
black velvet hands lace falls cooed Tor wells
Spanish and other perumery powders soaps, &c.
Madame would also call attention 10 her last seasons hands
WI she will dispose reduced prices
Penn avenue, between 12tb and 18th streets.
Sent
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KNOX WALkHR win practAss law IN the suprsrss
Court Of Unitsd attend
oltns sRa.4 ~ SovuanssI Address washnsssss D. O.
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IsrExIoR,
Once Indian Affairs,
October 10, 1851. |
GEALED PROPOSALS, Proposals Indian goods
- be received office Of the Commissioner OF Indian Al
fa Washington city until 10 o'clock Monday the 10Th day
furnishing following Indun goods, viz
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTs with Sailing
Dircchons BY Commander Csdwandc Rnssod,
the N ,he nav o
San Francisco bays San Psho strait. n
confluence bnnche, IN.
and San Joaquin vsrs, including sscrn
California Price, go
in washington city by TAYLOR i MAURY.
Aug BOOKSELLER, near Mh
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nII~CIOTUS.Just received the wareooms OF CLAGEIi
DODSoN and superb stock OF moor OIL eo.
panel aud Mosaic pave patters al
we'll sonsoned in the highest style OF the art
Also prices all or OF wch we WI" eu
10 f room, hail. passage, according TO diagram
Also of oil cloths for covering furniture, IN widths
A. M -,o,v CLAGETT Il DODSON.
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NEW YORK oRATEs--I have inst received direct frors
IN NJ erameied CRATES OF the
patterns styles which for beauty and chesPnes sspss
this place Terms moderate Please
cell and examine bshrs PURCHASING ...~--...
Pvanvlvaaia svsass, Ss4wssa Ion ~ iia suss~.
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DEEBEs New York Hats.-sTEvENs, halter, usual,
hats from the establishment Of Bccbe Co, New York city, Of
fall model for 1851.
saes-toom at the Au,cnrum, opposite Adclpb Theatre.
Sept i1-Juf
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NEW supply OF "Lady Wortley's Travels In the
Nv United States"
New supply OF Alton Locke" and 4" Yeast"
New supply OF " Leigh Hunts Autobiography"
TAYLOR MAURY,
auoa booksellers, 9Th street
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CI.AaETT. NEWTON, NAY. q co. nsst rsspsstr.lly
and the pabc that they
daily receiving supplies In ck fsscy gocds They vii
this day Tuesday, large assortment IN iaaes dress goods
Styles both Designs have
had the pleasure Of ss- csnf We nvs .sry eim
ladies hna han
CLAGBTf NEWTON, MAY, CO.
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Oct ~ 3,awtNovIO
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ELEGANT Curtain MAteriaIs.-we have the pleasure OF
u have received and
stock Of brocke satin lanes daask lanes
and beautiful materials
furniture with elegant
dapery cords and tascls loops, gmps, &c. TO cores
pond. -
deliberately wrought lace Swiss and book muslin
which exhibition at the
Worlds admitted by all who them to be the
kind this country The ladies'
are particularly invited 10 call and sec them -
Aug l6-d2w CLAGEIT DoDSoN
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DCHOOL BOOKSAi kinds in the city or neishbor-
y editions caseat extremely low
prices -, ,,,,,,x =, a., -,
Sept3 FhANeN ihfLoh
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

fosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT., AUGUST, 1891.
1t j. represented the Department that the prac-
tice OF handing letters to the Mail Agents, or deposit
ing them in the drop pouches boxes of the cars or
steamboats,, instead of putting them in the Post ofnce'
has increased to such extent that is not possible
tor the agents to assert and mail them carefully
Letters often forced into the pouches, and many
prepayment stamps such not put on with proper
care, are thus rubbed off.
Persons sending off letters papers are therefore
advised to place them in the Post Office in order to
secure their prompt and safe transmission. When the
community aware that letters forwarded in the man.
ner alluded to are LIABLE from the causes mentioned,
delay and loss of stamps placed them, is hoped
that the practice will be discontinued, except in
of emergency and that mail matter will be deposited
| in the Post Office for transmission.
The privilege of putting late letters in the DROP
pouches, or sending them by the mail agents, was in
tended only for Of exigency, which are few in
NUMBER and that any considerable portion OF the mai
should be thrown upon the travelling agent TO
and arrange for transmission.
| Should this notice be disregarded, and the embar
rassment OF the mail agents be still continued it will
become necessary TO forbid their reception of any mat
ter except what is regularly received from the Pos
Offices or at Intermediate points on their route, or II
instruct them TO deposit such mail matter in the Pos
Oflce, when delay of twentyfo hours will neces
satlly be caused N. K. HALL,
Postmaster General.
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The Government and the Cuba Afair

The n. Y. Express publishes the following letter
written at Washington by one of its editors, who is
more likely 10 he well informed than most other WASH
ngton correspondence
r, WASHINGTON, Aug %,
nc government nave sent off special messenger
10 GupaF-tne Commander OF the Home Sqladron-to
MAKE inquiries OF the Captain General of Cuba as to the
country OF the men who Were shot at Havana on ths
i.n INST II americans, the messenger is instructed to
obtain information 10 the circumstances a,tendno
their execution, and the reasons Tor this extremely Sc
| we're act ~
instructions have also been prepared and will 90 to
havana by The hrst opportunity obtain information
to the shots which were fired at the American ves
| ses going into Havana. The Administration will NOT
tolerate the least dsrespect to the American flag, OF
the least discourtesy by the Spanish or any other
| or. Hence these instructions.
The insults you have seen reported as committed TO-
wards those board the steamer Vixen and The sloon
o1.war Albany were dsayowed on the instant of com
plant by the American Consul at Havana to the Can.
tam General They were popular ebullitons resulting
from the excitement against the Americans
| Ihe Pampero, it is known here, sailed from New
orleans Tor Cuba without any clearance papers, The
Collector at that port, lear, eaullv culpable in
allowing this departure, he probably had right to
call upon the United States troops to prevent it.
know that he had this authority when nreyious exne-
dtions fitted out and there is no probability that
the President rescinded it. fthe Pampero sailed with
out regular clearance is said she did, she was to
all !nents and purposes pirate, and all board who
suffer become the victims Of those who directed this
| bloody expedition.
10 prevent such expeditions hereafter, the Govern
lheht at washington have given special instructions TO
the Home Squadron. They have stationed revenue
cutter at Fort Jackson, near New Orleans with special
instructions to allow vessel TO pass which has not
been regularly cleared Everything that due diligence
can accomplish to prevent such expeditions will be
done, and to that end fresh instructions have been
transmitted; but Spain must be careful to keep within
the bounds OF law and to show the respect which is
due to this Government. We ha two vessels already
OFT Cuba TO prevent the abuse of the American flag,
and there is doubt that far as the port of Havana
island of Cuba covers vast tract land and it would
not be easy for any for several suuadrons
to preventive landing of hostile steamers They must
take Their chance, and reap the reward due 10 their
rashness E. B.
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The Consul at EI6p1no.

The Republic remarks, that if the accounts
published in the N. Y. Herald and Tribune, ofthe
conduct OF Mr.. Owen the American consul at
tiavana, in regard to the fifty invaders who were
captured and shot, are correct, sit would indeed
appear that Mr. Owen had interpreted his duty
altogether too narrowly" 1t adds
We should suppose that any American citizen of
consideration who happened to be in a foreign port
under such circumstances in the absence of diplomat
ic.agent, would have songhtthe interview which is
alleged that Mr.. Owen declined. Common humanity
mere pity for the unfortunate whose offences had
brought them into the miserable situation of these prs-
oners-would have induced him at least make the ex-
pertinent upon the humanity OF the Captain General
But as consul of the United States, with official
though not diplomatic powers, it became his duty to
lntercede promptly and vigorously for permission to
WISH THESE prisoners, to learn their own story from
their own lips, to insist upon fair trial tor their alleged
crimes, and to act as their counsel protector and friend
10 the sad exremtles to which they reduced There
would have been nothing. certainly, in such conduct
inconsistent with Mr.. Ovens duties American con-
sui True it is that the President in his proclamation
OF April, denounced the crime with which these men
were charged adventure ofrobbery and plumber;
but 1t was not the part OF any American funconary
TO assume that they guilty because they were ac-
cusod or at all events to omit TO and advise with
them, and to bear their last dying messages to their
countrymen and friends
But'we must claim for Mr.. Owen the same conside-
raton which is claimed for the executed captives We
OBJECT to his condemnation without hearing Moth
ing Is officially known that tends to impcate him
any neglect OF hs official duty. The charge against
nm rests on no responsible authority He probably
aole 10 explain his acts, his omission to act to the
satisfaction Of his country. Let wait for his ex-
plantations OF his conduct, before we find him guilty of
want OF energy, or of insensbility to the calls of
humanity.
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BOTTLE PICKED UP AT SEA.-At Galveston, on
the 2SIh ultimo, bottle was picked up, containing
slip OF paper with the following memorandum
"Brigantine Bermudana OF Bermuda, Paul S. Out
erbrdge master, fourteen DAYS from Pernambuco, on
the east coast OF Brazil, bound to Philadelphia u S.
A., in latitude 10 deg. Is min NJ. and longitude. SIS
deg. W. December 81, 1850 All we'll on board.
"P. S. OUTERBRIDGE, Master"
From this it appears that the bottle had dried twen-
months and seven days.