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Died

At Fremont SUNDAY June p Mr. John Chase, formerly
of Madison County. y v aged = wears
On the 9lh of June. al his residence Auburn. Placer
Co. Martin shepherd. the jjhseay ot his age
OF Cage Horn. Apnl r. by falling from the man-iop-
gallant yard. John X Savers, If AleNandra, ID {
At her residence. Oho-S "Wednesday 81 July, Ellen.
wife OF Daael Robinson, boot maker native OF the cii
1T Cork.
0Ia, 9Th on board the bark Sacramento. from Hobart
town. lat IL ~ $ long i9 80 W, Mrs Irvine. wife
Capt. uYlle. passenger ON board.
On the l2th July John p shannon # DlaS' die, Lyngs
ton County, New-N erk aged p Years
IN luta ty. on the morning Of july D. Mr, sidney In
den. The 5lst egruf her Mrs T. was cpnsoit oi
blr DAVID Linden. and native of Brussels County,
VI Ia The spung 81 1919 she, IN COMPANY with her TRENDS
sIlgraffd from Illinois TO tins country and settled IA non
(Ity where She renamed until her death She mas icii
husband sis children ana many friends 20 MORN "'' ur-
}tlturc. -
Ar Uowneville ON the 18th June Mr. Thomas Seweil,
native oi Liverpool Engn go -
la san Franc SEQ July N. John Blackwell, OF London
ON t.atd the steamer Sarah Sands III Jnl, of indian
maj ION Of bowels Mr. Seryetus Robbins, 2d officer, "
Ia Sacfamen'o. MAY 30 Alfred Powell Tdha in the
1854 ,ar his age, native OF Winchester Va. and re-
Gently rom Louisville, Ky
leans between June IS aud July ,, Robert stewart, OF
New-Nofk. second mate, aud two Soamen, Mitchell ana
Lawson. ,
DEATH ~ SAN FRANcIsco.--Jure 90 Norman Maush-
an. Scotland aged p go ,,
june ~ Vim Gollo,h. SIDNEY. aged ~ Charles HIN
Jail j. andrew Petfee. SEQ, and jo Robert Johnson
july !. Loore Mcuco, Fernando Alender Chile, 20
July 3, Herier leZard, Rome. 30.
JULY >uah FAR all, ireland, 80 Henry Hale LOnloh-o
July 8. Jose IA Hall Boston. 80
July 9. How land, New-Orleans, y Margaret McChr
Nly no. Chas wilson Boston, q Pope Aguno, Chile 80
July II. John Blackwell London, Is, Allison TAYLOR
Name. 90 John shannon, New York State, q James
on Sralay. jill, 10. ofchrouic darhoa. Mr. William II
Eagle AGED 90 scars. formerly Of New-Oreans
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ASTORIA. Jul, In port. bars success. Frances and
Louise, and r. Ola, Tor San anc eco Going .P S.hnn
River. tank LOUIS ana, scnrs Mefchannau ana Jgssihg
i'm san FtaIcscp. also Br ship Pckn, TN London, and
hank Colofna IN New YORK
SANDIEGO. July Sid bark Wilton. f,r San Fran
MONTEREY, july lo--sld BE- schr Desire, 100 d' I'm
'lrAIIiTI Sa,t@Arr. Br bark Fayone. I'm sydney.
IN An bark Almeida fu. san Francisco on, Br barb
Margaret I'm Callao, l2h, T. $ sbpSt Nai{s IN tiala'
cisco SO IN ship ONer Cracker, on cruise
toi sarah Cooper Caao ,ehs Ian , &c, . ,t rsy
rte Macao bark Ameido, Naslg,tors md Islands
Tr ar Margaret sydney In pot N~ 93d, ; ship
IiariS Chr p ann 10 san on the 2h for Navigator
HONOLULU May i8-Ar brig Wahocs, tBf laen:
=. I'm Sydne. wrecked 81 waisik. 2d. bng Brothers
ipr Saver - lis I'm sydney 2)d, brg Helen lBr 10
d.. i'm San frshesco June ''le D"i ~ 49, ntay,~t
Eotet Biuce. I'm do ID ioI me D. mp SVn ~,
stevens for Calcutta. bark Ph4omfia Tor chhit.t "nr
Peu,loIe for San Franc SEQ n ie" days 'af q hil
or OREGON ship Brant 10 Pihaina, sen, n , "a
Tor % port trgs Geb Worth ,isdr hiit.n. ais a'
jennie Luee o. .o1 b., 49, l Rs' Cseens Baiayla
schf Gesne HAM Haslgop' 'aipnpn,, Y,,s NI
Hanann. Sydrey schr shtHing, 81 DsiA'y S'ahu
ship Angelic, Nicholson alcu1ta snip May ""'"''
MAY 2.-Au bark Joseph Butler Gardner. fm san
Francsoo. 9th sch ]. X D. Mansned ioHne ih' %
MercR Steven DO Cld. Ma, =, II o ~ ship Dr,i.
C,,as fr Panama nth 81 bog Helen, Tor HpDa iy"h
In mt brigs orsar. tBI and Gen "onh an ns
fLr iWmg. BIZ bug1ntine Marine Plant Gibbons ~
h,an.ne sb ,ch, Masonic Corey. san Francisco
rsee Gyno, ~ Hsnnclti sicf nan Tahiti ~ ?, Am
enter Wave FuseT, san flamenco. chdhfsd ~ Ha"ahn
cooIsI 18TH bark Janet. f~halef Crowel 81 NOS @p,
20 ~ sch james ranAAD, Coos San 'aHa1y w
on sch Il no.p S .,Is,, ,aA I'm Msn.6sli.
Towue. An. bark Wm IL shai.er 6orhan br bns sfc-
hers, Dogeon Am bng Gsn ~9nh Am u len M
Br bIg Pandora, 5Iott
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Cleared.

july e-Br sinner. Sarah Sands llsle,
SChr / Frost. Ntmr stead. sandwich i>lants
July Bark Magnolia. Mrrnw. Honolulu
Ba'k thuSan. Br Price. all afal>0
>,hr LYDIA. Potter shanghai
scar Gg.cie. >todJart, NandwlCh tSani>
July ship sweden. Cuttug. Calcutta
ship Alatro>S. knOwlc Cullao
san Coiea, Pitnu>s. Honolulu
BARK Dcsdemoua Family. Oregon
Eng Newcastle sumner Humboldt Ray
lug Deborah. lBr.l Chalk. Honolulu
irit Peruvian ship Iowa Mashburn, Callap
Ifc Mai c. steamship Columbia. lie Roy. Oregon.
II. AK Alert Min. sydney
ia. ship Sea Nymph. Hall. Hong KONG
Gaik 'neshorg. Ham ; HoiJmad. Valparaiso
Fak Nugu>fc and Bertha. Ham Peterson Hong Kong
Due Kate Heath. Ia tie. NeW-Noi
Fi't lfaSca. Warren. Boston
Ser Freak. Duuuctt. Isles n Pacific
July 9-Ship Daniel Sharpe. Alrcy, Calcutta
BARK Casual al. Angus. Gu amas.
bag Eliza MllthcvS. Bowers. Ap1ralso
July lI- BIfk 4 lcS>ufen. SHOWN, SuaYmts
Big Nar.n Land Hot artfown
Btic Franklin Adams. kArr, Oregon
Park lohn Eudcis. Edwards, NaZitlan
Bfig John hoid. Morgan. r. lcnas Ray
Scbr. Prov dtrCc Siaihuck. Call pages Islands
July i2->hp Forester. Cauiheld, Calcutta.
Bark Ncnfiguc lthlcHu,l Schroeder, Guyaqli
Park Ar,tms4l iilr Ridley. IL MOULIN and Sydney.
bark " ald.mar. Dan IA schmidt Hong Kong.
Bark Countess Of Duihant. br Rowlands. Benici,
Hug Agntc, Johnson. >ocnt, Islands.
Schr Pace Fisher. Payta
Schr Sucrie. ,Peuvan.) lI,laij. Ports IN Pacific.
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PACIFIC SHIP NEW >.
Gan Franeisco-Arrived

rtriP NJ G Cos steamship safAl os-s' 80 -
A. from Pararus Aeap"s,. - - 49,. frs,o panasa
u III, - s.-su-hl2 Pacific. Bailey. " "a itVn AZ
saTk sacraaeat5, (BFl o. liL-, ~ II ~ h'tt"'"ai
Al oaxsengsrs
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Miscellaneous Items.


Ivrry1Ty oF CRiHE-It Is now some Il months
since the District Court went INTO existence, aud
during the period from April % 1850 10 May23 lc3l
he whole number OF persons committed ior tral At
mat court amounted 10 III. It startling fict that
Of this number but nine remain now IN custody pay
lrg the penalty OF Their ohense>. seven nave Deeh
ciSchareed BY the Grand jury, SIX nave died. ana 40
have been paTd0< ed. Besides these nlne some r."
others of the IL III prison awaiting tra, DAl Oh
the v hole number, nine only are IN custody uh-ei
sentence Forty have been admitted 10 BAH, ana
doubtless never again heard OF Snty-o nave ot en-
ACQUITTED and discharged by orcer oi the Coui,' az
IN have escaped and have not oeen re'aheh. IN OF
Ter hat cur aders may see al GRANGE lhe s'dte VI
ne Criminal Calendar. We suOIoM d 'ao"-d4 S'"'0'
We number committed sor tra at IL. Distnci Court
ron Apn ~. $780, - May y. l5Jl-------- %
OF these admitted 20 bal
Discharged by The Grand Jyry $500 49,
Acquitted and discharged By order ii the Couf'
escaped aud not retaken
D'o lsan Francisco Herald
NEvAD. INTELLIGENCE. The Journal furnishes me
following items
The weather during the last lev days mas Deel
hotter than We have experienced 1t upon any Prev.
Gus DAY during the present year On l hursIaS' d.
noon The thermometer stood al y IN the >Aalr VII
Friday II was 20 hot that our rollers meIleu uo"r
and ran of tie cylinders upon the MOOT A. an o On
ST 70 this We have a snow mountain d ANU. -
miles distant, rom which Is obtained any quah'l''
Of ice. 49,. ~ ho,
= n
IN the Boston rayiue ON Friday, that tne mercury II
thermometer N that place actually meItedthe gas
tube IN which u was confTed
FxEcrrIoy At SAN JosE-Eloits Express ron
San JOE YESTERDAY brought the news OF the ecu,
ton OF Ricardo Lopez. convicted Of the mtIlel ..
private IN the :. Dragons, ~ tAe ias' 'eiiN -
the Dlsttlct Court. a., ...i1,,,
tie was brougnt cut Of prison shortly aItef TO-,
and guarded ~ the military corps sty4eu l--e iss
GUARDS. conducfes 20 the scafo!t IL was dressed
IN - hiie with crucifx upon hs breast ana accom-
PANIED By priest Several thousand persons ioi-
loved him TO the scafold. He assembled without a.
sisiance and listened 70 the reading OF ms dedth-
warran, BY the sheriff He acAnor lodged me IasI-
Ct his sentence. and attributed u - L1eDietl'
little before O'Clock the rope was placed ABOUT ~
*, and The drop fell. He struggled violently lo'
several minutes and during the time he vas hanging
arly half hour. the priest addressed the assem-
biage spanish The Sheriff notified the I2IA'ify
corps that Their services would be required on Friddy
next, upon the occasion Of the execution OF an IN
dian for the murder Of i >panlart Alta caiiorhia
/ WOMAN Huse-A Spanish woman. haine IN
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~ Mr.. and Miss Mitcheltree among
the passengers arrived in the Africa by some "p'
LAO ihe.s 4aS1es w not appesr an tue us''
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BAN tannan and Fansy Han esds I'm Hamburs "
hsae Jane 10 iit Is aHc Naparaos6 ds n passengers
ssls lazy sua'ik Poue's. 30 ds I'm boston "a Val
Bark John Potter. Micholi. IL, d. fin syda.y. Nsw:
Bark Gifsey Esns 10 I'm N,w-o Orleans. ", IA. a.
lans m ltS ds. passengers ~
Bark Cobb. Pence. t5S Is I'm Bostoa
LnS John Chfold, Morgan. henrs I'm Boleaas Bav
Bug J.yen Angie MsSSsh. wals. - !, Ia sAa Bl..
Ing James Marshall. White. - j. IN salem
Schr Ere me Latnicr % is I'm Oncehe1w 5 /
July .->tip Johas (fr) to9on, 10 is I'm Havrr IS
TsrA Frarcc.s m. Thouman, To- ds I'm Bordeaux
rsrS TaS,ar Gcol>poed ga d I'm Bo>iou va v.lpar,
Blk Sarsh Abigail Fa,ksuberg y hours from Puget.
july BARK James " Page. Bearse u hoors I'm A.
BrslEdmbrrsh. Sweat. 20 hours in. Huubld, Bay
VSlrg Gen Patterson. Hassev. 20 - I'm San deg,
Schr Roanoke. lIols. p is f,n Lahana. ) l. pass
Schr Mary. rsbeY. hour I'm. BoteSa Bay
Jelly s. Ship Ausiettz. Day. 1855 d. I'm Boston
Sh,p Ge9Fe, Stevens, Cushion lo 8 In New oreaSs
y : I'm Panama. wa Acapulco San Diego md MoaiereY
500
S S Alias Lfs,S on 's 80 fg g. Bp S9ss
Bark Gutord Leslie. 1872 Is tm. New-NosN. wa Nsps-
Schr Ann Dcsle, Moore 20 d> I'm Bossoa. VA Val
july s~Bark Mary Melville Dearborn 4 It, I'm Astoria
July s-S,eauer Monumental CT. Norris lsl days from
Ra.tmo'e Wa Bermuda. RI te Iauciro MOnfeN hro Val
rarnSo aud san Diego u passengers.
ship HenT, ltf Letter. 2lt days from iilNre VA Fsk-
land Islands So p1>>cngeTs-7 females
Bers Countess of Durham. B' Rowland 2ll DAYS f'o~
Cardiff wa Va arai>o s. das>
Big sd iauet. Anderson IS d> I'm. Tahiti
Brg Mara. Robe,et. 81 Is. I'm Valparaiso
Schr. OSccola. Clark. 2i9 ds I'm. Boston
July itSteamshp dependence. nhhlts. p days
Panama VIA Acapulco I2d> IS aSS
steamer OHIO, Haley ds. flu San Diego, 90 pass.
Sap Glenmorc Cooke. % is FIN Valparaiso, paSS
. PAX John Msyo, Purunion. 80 DAYS fm Baltimore.
Caiso 20 days
Ba'k John Coggeshall wood rs days I'm New Bedfori
wa ali aIaiSo % DAYS
July i2-sieamss Coliah Mason, DAYS I'm san Diego
In'cInedate potts - paSs
july l3-ShlD GcSeiroy (Peruv ) MaaialOnus. IS Js fu
panni 10. Cislc
Ship william Re > Gelli;b,. 100 is I'm Glasgow
an raS0 q =
Sctr Laura B,,au. Pierce ,, IS in. LahnnsSi
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Memoranda.

dcsel'cr from The L ship 81 Mars, naucl Charlie,
Uewth ped search by the uf the ship On the
sailing Sd Hnmei from Tahiti, made HIS appearance
ON the deck that vessel hsa one day out lie was placed
on board the Warren yesterday by Capt Anderson
man II the whale sip Oyer Crpeher named Rodouck ~
Al Tahiti Sex has been fT ared 90 ts port he ship
sid Hamct by the 4 Consul
The s,cnd mate Of the GeoIge stevens named Robert
Stewart. OF New York. aud two seamon u9med Mitchell
aud lawson died ietween tho tn June ald 81 July Nne
of tle crew are now severely Effected with scupy
L : Ship Falmouth. bugs g. Kendall and Emery
tor leading With plus
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INDIAN DIFFICULTIES.
,xrs> OF THE QUARTZ ROCK.
Ds,,hs. Markets, shipping. &c.

,po .te.m.hip Pronnetheus, Capt. Church
Inc - morning at 4. O'Clock from San
H. ar'ea with 800 passengers and 500
joan de Nc" san Juan on Monday. August T.
goa W. NJ and arrived at Quarantine, Staten at. Island
at Il a ~ =, II o'clock P M-maAing the passage
YESTERDAY :, "a bours-brinpng her passengers from
IN Oa's an nc which left san francisco on the
The s'eAni'' rsd a, san Juan del sud on the 29th,
iiih uh a. ssengers and 100000 IN gold dust.
WIN ~ nv tbe Nicaragua route came fifteen
Inc p"s 'aaJ carriage thence took the steamer d.
fnH'' y Lake Nicaragua thence the new iron
fs' ',.er sir Henry L. Bulwer down the San Juan
seer, % tho prone.heus IN % hours running time.
=. ~ ali e,pre ssed themselves very much pleased
ivy ,o,e and say that the country is delightful
They had 10 sickness.
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sx,s.31o IN GOLD DUST.
uoue EXECUTIONS BY THE PEOPLE.

o;,.overy of an Organization of Crime
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ASTORIA Jult In poft. bark Success. Frances AMI
Iouse and ktOha Tor san FrancfcO Going up Columbia
River LOUIS ana, schfs Mcfchanimau and Josephine
I'm San Ftaicsco also Br ship pekin, I'm London, and
hank Colof1a IN Sew York.
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The klloMng IS list OF ne PromeJheu9 SpaSSeIl'
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12
NEW SERIES, VOL. 2 NO ii.


their own efforts. The two strongest MOI
tried to open the upper trap door, but in vain !;
the pressure of the water was too strong to
allow them to liftit as much as an inch, and
there remained but one hope of salvation.
and this was also a severe trial of their pa
thence. It was with difficulty that Bauer
persuaded his companions to keep quiet and
avoid all useless waste Of their strength
lie could not make them satisfied with his
plan, which was to await quietly the rising
of the water, till the pressure of the air caus-
ed by this rising would be strong enough to
open the trap door. With the greatest cool
ness, Bauer wrapped himself in his cloak and
remained seated in the upper part of the
ship, that he might not be chilled by the
cold water. WheRthe ship WAS so far filed
with water that the three divers stood in it
up to their necks, and twas almost impossi-
bic for them to breathe the condensed air,
Bauer gave the strongest of his companions
the signal to make an attempt to open the
door. Hewas able now to lift it with case
and was carried in the same moment by the
pressure of the air cut of the opening and
thrown upon the surface Of the water. Bau-
er and his two companions, who were almost
fainting, naturally followed, and all three
reached the surface of the water in safety,
where they were Immediately received with
loud hurras from the assembled multitude
and taken into the boats. Breathing in the
heavy air, and remaining in the icy cold water
had so exhausted them that the two compan
ions of Bauer were obliged to be sent to the
hospital, but needed but a few hours reposc
to be entirely recovered.
The heavy diving ship, which weighed
seventy thousand pounds, still lies forty fee
deep in the water, and it is very doubtful
whether it will ever be got up. The inven
ton, however, may prove valuable one, al
though the first trial has failed in consequence
| of the defective construction of the ship
In building another ship, which Bauer is still
disposed to undertake, he hopes to remcd
these defects, and to be able to prove tina
his invention will found useful in carryin
on naval warfare
81 @aME e-Fe
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12
Sinking of a Diving Ship.

An experiment of q new means of destroy
ing ships of war which was prepared during
the late Holstein difficulties, terminated dis
astrously, and almost tragically, near Kiel,
in Danish Holstein.
The machine was invented by an under
officer in the Schleswig Holsten army by
the name of Bauer, and was intended to be
used in blowing up the Danish ships which
during the late war were operating against
Schleswig Holstein Having perfected his
plan, Bauer laid it before the Government,
and asked for their aid. But they not hav-
ing faith in its practicabiEity, he was com
PEELED to turn for assistance to rich individu-
ais, and succeeded in obtaining sufficient
sum to enable him to undertake the building
of his ship In form it resembles a common
yacht, except that it is much narrower. A
tube is placed in the forepart of it, which is
provided with very thick windows, and a trap
door, for the entrance and exit of the men
necessary to work the ship; the visible APP
paratus consists of a pump for lifting and
sinking the ship, and screw by which it is
propelled. There are also III the forepart
two gloves of Gutta Percha, protected by
which the director of the diving ship attach
es the powder magazine to the vessel intend
ed to be blown up. This is ignited from a
distance by means of galyanic wire. The
sides as well as the deck of the vessel are Of
iron.
On the first of February last, Bauer de-
scended accompanied by two volunteers from
the Schleswig Holstein Navy, at nine O'Clock
in the morning, under water, and did MOI
appear again with his ship. After the boats
which had accompanied him had waited {
long time for the appearance rof. the ship
cannon we're fred in the hope of causing it tt
rise. It's place was found after some searcl
! by dropping lead, and the cries for help o
! the submerged men were heard from thede
pots of the water. All possible attempts wer,
now made to lift the diving ship, but the,
lproyed vain. Strong iron chains and cable
( were sunk in the water, and, after long Id
81 Dor, some of them were actually made fas
: BY Bauer, but the heavy ship could not b
! lifted upwards, and the multitudes from th
: city who had assembled IN boats, considere
the rescue of the three unfortunate men q
impossible. What Bauer had Greaie
1 had taken place. The pumps, " ie
s the vessel had reached the depth Of thirt
t feet worked badly, and 4 was foreseeIl thu
as it sank deeper they would be destroye
nlby the pressure Of the water or at least b
e come useless hat was dreaded was ~
s long delayed crash followed, and Il
3 three submerged men looked upon their fal
4 as certain This was the most fearful M
ment, according to Bauerfs account, pf I'll
s whole six hours whiehhe andais companion
4 spent under the water.
s Fortunately the deck 81 tie ship and 3
Z side walls remained unini uTsd although 3
d opening was made n the lower part By lElis
] tue water entered circans nee Wine
e saved the three men from ain death. II
d attempts to lift tae ship 81 neal Ct char
Q and eaales remarked, gwen {
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12

CovENAvT LoDGE, No. 20.
VIM. Spllman, n G.; Josiah Stallings Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, every Saturday night
McKENDREE LODGE, No. 80.
F. c. Eggleston, N. G.; John A. Timberlake
Sec Meets at Columbus every Monday night.
FRIENDsHp LoDGE, No. 3s.
J. r. billiard, N. G.; NJ w. Young, Secretary
Meets at Barton, every Friday night.
ToMBIGBV ENCAMPMENT, No. 6.
Thomas ii. Williams, c. P; John X. PIERCE
Scribe Meets at Columbus, on the 1st and 3rC
Tuesdays Of each month.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12

The war so much and SO long talked Of
between Brazil and the Government of Ros-
sas, is likely to be as heretofore, only one Of
words, though the Brazllians are.ftting out
or pretending to fit out some men of war
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12

The Gillian Government is calling in its
currency to coin new one, same as that in
the United States.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12
S. OF II.

CoLruRuS Division No. o. SoNs OF TEMPER
AvcE.-Thc stated meetings of this Division, are
held at Temperance Hall at Columbus, every
Tue sday evening at o'clock
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12
From the Southern Presbyterian.
SUMMARY.

The Winchester Republic, says that the
small pox is very bad in Charleston, Mar
tinsburg, and ether points in Jefferson and
Berkcly, Va,
Salt has been found eight miles from Cor
pus Christi, pure, and the supply inexhaust-
ible.
The Virginia Colonization Societys agent
has received 300 applications from free ne
groes to go to Liberia. A portion viii be
sent by the next expedition.
The CHILEAN Government is calling in its
currency to coin new one, same as that in
the United States.
An Iron house for a hotel is about to be
erected in Philadelphia, in Third street, near
Arch 1t is five stories high.
The flag of Naples is the only one that
does not appear on the roof of the Great
Exhibition.
The war so much and SO long talked Of
between Brazil and the Government of Ros-
sas, is likely to be as heretofore, only one Of
words, though the Brazillians are'ftting out
or pretending to fit out some men of war.
On account of the recent great accession
of students to the University of Virginia,
Mr. Mills, architect of the Public Buildings
at Washington, has been asked to present
plans for new buildings.
The legislature of Connecticut has, by
a resolution, approved of the Compromst
measures, and Of the course of the Presiden
and cabinet in the enforcement of the pro
visions Of the fugitive slave law.
Mr. Wise, the aronaut has now in prepa
ration amonster balloon, holding fifty thous
and cubic feet Of gas, and capable Of carry
ing up sixteen persons Of one hundred an,
fifty pounds each
The people Of Wisconsin passed a law. i
March last, which relieves the sect known a
the Seventh Day Baptists" from the usus
legal Liabilities Of the Sabbath
The Victoria CTexas) Advocate says tn,
colony has been established about ten mil,
above that town, on the Fourierite system, /
Gen. j. D. Wilkins
"a Journalist" said the great Napoleo
''is grumbler, acensurer, a giyer Of advic
a regent Of sOvereigns, a tutor Of nations
-Four hostile newspapers are more to
feared than a hundred thousand bayonets.
Two interesting daughters Of Aldermi
Ramoss, Of New Orleans we're burned
death on the 18th ult, BY the explosion Of
camphene lamp.
Three hundred thousand dollars have be-
subscribed by the city Of San Antonio al
county OF Bexar, for the construction
the San Antonio and Mexican Gulf Ra
road
l uapt stephen Smith, Of Northford, Com
psp4le I; one hundred years Of ace about thr
obon n9 e EN- On which occasion he invited
atS;.ia. trends andhad sermon preach,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12

An Iron house for hotel is about to be
erected in Philadelphia, in Third street, near
Arch. 1t is five stories high.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12

The Virginia Colonization Society's agen
has received 300 applications from free ne
groes to go to Liberia. A portion viii br
sent by the next expedition.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12

Salt has been found eight miles from Cor
pus Christi, pure, and the supply inexhaust
ible.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12

The flag of Naples is the only one that
does not appear on the roof of the Great
Exhibition
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12

On account of the recent great accession
of students to the University of Virginia,
Mr.. Mills, architect of the Public Buildings
at Washington, has been asked to present
plans for new buildings.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-12
SOCIETIES IN IOwNDEs COUNTY
MASONIC.

CoLuMBus LoDGE, No. 5.
s. S Franklin,W. NJ. N f. Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the LIST Friday of each
month
LowNDEs LoDGr, No. ia.
\. W. Lampkin, w. NJ o. T. Keeler, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the Ord Friday Of each
month.
DABNEY LiPscoNB LoDGE, 144.
Scott Thompson, w. NJ. Richardson Sec'y.
Meets AZ Charlottesville, on the 3rd Saturday
of each month.
COLUMBUS r. A. CHAPTER, No a.
C. II, Alert, II. p. n. +. Goodwin Scc'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the lst Monday after
lst Friday of each month