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The New York herald., 1851-07-16
THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

MAILS FOR EUROPE AND ASIA, BY THE STEAMSHIP
AFRICA.
The British mail steamst p Africa Captain Ryrie, will
leave this port at noon to-day for Liverpool. Her
mails will close at half past ten o'clock this
ing
The NEw YORK HERALD printed in French Eng
isb, will be published at half past Line o'clock this
morningPrce sxpence, in wrappers ready for mailing
Single copies of the HERALD can be obtained at the
following places in Europe:-
Edwards sandford Co. Ne Columbia Buildings LpooI.
NJ. De Bern ardy No. 20 John street. Adephi London.
Edwards, Sanford Co. ...".. No. Cornh, London.
Il. ii. Revolt. .... No II Place de Ia Bourse Paris.
Advertisements well subscriptions, will reach US
If left at the above places.
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Com BIooprp Mrp IN ~ HAMBURG, S. C-we under
stand from the Hamburg Rpubcon Of Thursday that
cold. blocded murder committed by a man OF the
Of Philip Goode, the body Of William Cloud, at
Edgeted, II, on Monday, 9TH inst. The facts
follows: Cloud had borrowed few dollars from Goode
time back for which q. asked him Cloud stated
that the money had been paid long ago TO which Goode
gave the lie Cloud retorted using some harsh language
Goode then seized him by the collar with his left hand
while with the rgh. he drew pistol and shot his adver
ssry in the abdomen Cloud then attempted 20 retreat
when Gocde shot another load into his back He stayed
the spot for time after the death of bis vci
when he made his escape ChagI.sioa IS. CO Courier,
Juiy ~
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TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALC.
er-In May last paid SIS in advance for the use Of
Croton vater-from 81 10 52-in my two houses in
Troy street. The hydrants have been stopped these
three days. and I do not know how to get drop n
water win you please tell me how can obtain relief
an thirsty. WheIe am 10 find water' 9. Y.M.
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THE OXFORD BANK CssE.-We publish, to-day,
the conclusion Of the crosse mnation of Gel Wey
mouth, which gives some further developements,
4 OF only about the Oxford Bank, but other bank.
in Msine and Georgia, in New Jersey and Rhode
lslan,l IL viii also appear that one Of the coun-
sci attic, 1rtod TO interfere with our reporter.
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Hair Dye and Wigs can he fcuna I'm sh,

greatest Perfection at Bachelors No. Wall street. in
Wigs and Toupees are unsurpassed for natural appearance
ana durability His Hair Dye also be procured all
drufeists and perfumeres In town country
initatione, and copy the hddrees.
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celebrated Oxygensted Bters are worthy the ntn o
all who afflicted with these troubles mtlsints
any other symptoms arising rom weakened and derangcd
state Of the digestive system For sale by D. sands
lsO Fulton street. d. Scovil Co. 36 and g. N. Ring 10
Broadway; T. Codoington a3 Hudson street. aud 7lb
Broadnay Guion H Bosery corner Of Grand street
Hall Ruchle Co. 1s Greenwich street, and By druggists
generally In the United States and Canada.
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u. s. District Attorneys Office.

July Is Charge Of Unusual ard Cruel Punishment at
Sea Captain j. Eldrdge OF the American ship Liver
pool appeared to complaint charging him with
cruel and upu ua punishment on Thomas Prtchari one
of the of that vessel during her late voyage from
Liverpool to this port The defendant discharged
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Maker q No. 100 Fulton street. s d5is tremsn dous tu
ness lis store 10 ctnstanty throrged by purchasers who
lnos the value Of understs pdings maie ~ t faulty
and Manufactured Of the best ascrnl Mr. Brooks cloth
surpassed If you good aud cheap or Shoes pay
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the Oldest and approved article in having
tubst rittrr, wholesale ard retail.
q. SAUNDERS a SON, Ii7 and 3s7 Broadway.
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Citizens and invited call and examias toe
stO, O,k Of Boots Shoes and s.ye % Caters
Boomakers Union - Nassau street where large
neBt can be found at retail for Wholesale prices.
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NEws pRoT EURorK.-The British mail steam
ship Asia, Capt, Judkns, is fully due at this port,
with three days lasr noTs. she is in hcr eleventh
day
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States old in relation to the next Presidency, and
the almportsnt question of the Compromise, at
the present time. II Will be seen, therefore, that
the democrats, thus far, have decided advantage
over the wings; for, as the public sentiment Of the
country ROW stands, no Southern State would, in
any contingency, vote for Northern whig canii-
date fer the Presidency. y''''v might possibly go
for a Northern bunker democ for that ofdce-one
who is known TO be Identified with the South on
tire subject of siayery-one who has not, in times
past trimmed his sails to meet the popular breeze
IN both sections--if such could be found. BY
sdopting such course, they wcald stand some
chance Of regaining the power which they lost in
the national legislature Bat the great difficulty
in the way is this the Southern whig party, chicsy.
with the Union compromise democrats, such as
Cobb and Foote, oc ,upy nearly the same platform
as the Northern banker democrats. The mass of
the Southern democrats, and some Southern wings,
are inclined to the ultra Southern State rights
and Southern rights doctrines and dislike the Com
promise measures as cordially they do their open
opponents, the free soilers. They will not, it is
believed, coalesee with the Southern wings in sup
port of any Northern man, even if the Southern
wings should consent to run Northern bunker de-
mocrat, but will run thorough going Southern can
iiudtes, anu, Win tHe OI sectlOutl poFuldr
opinion will succeed in all the Southern States,
all opposition. 1t is remarkable fact that Georgia
has yet voted for any Northern candidate for
the Presidency. The democrats of the South, by
nominating Southern men and voting for them,
would be certain of every Seathern State, and have
fair prospect of accomplishing the same end; and
by shaping and directing the policy of the general
government as to bring shoat the annexation of
Lower California, Sonora, and perhaps Tamauli-
pas, perpetuate the power which they woald thus
acquire There is abundance of time, between this
and the election of 1852, for the South to agree
upon the policy which it will adopt One thing is
certain the South will re-acquire the balance of
power, Southern confederacy, including the
fifteen Southern States, Lower California, Sonora,
Tamaulipas, and perhaps Cuba, &c, viii be un-
folded to the views of an astonished world, in a
comparatively short time.
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What care for mosquitoes sting.
Since Gourand's soap sure remedy brinrs.
nus wppbted n rrpipg creature. who

vas transformed from feckied burnt mosquito sting
aspect one Of urpassing whiteness, eearnese and brill
hatey Of complexion. IL positive fact that the stngs Of
mosquitoes other insects instantly cured
by rubbing with Gouranos Italian Nedcated SOAP found
from brOadYayi Callssder, s. South Third street. Phala-
sslphia.
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Movements OF Di.,,.gu,.hed individuals.

D. George Mclean. Fort HamutOn; or. Master J. L.
stagg. Do; T. Moon Va c. Chamberlain, Charleston;
A. Taft do; J Barnes. Boston; y Gardner, U. g. Ma.
tines; Jchn Tyrren, England, W Bate Auburn; O..
Head Washington, arrived yesterday at the Astor.
Il. " Latham Washington; d. D. Clark U. =. A.;
Gen. a. Csdwalader, Phila. Hon H. Breck. Vermont;
Ma G. A. Ogden, T. 9. Corps Engineers; Mr. Knight,
England, d. Clark, Havana among the arrivals
yesterday at the Irving House
E Tovnsend. Washingtop W. Montgomery, Conn I;
J. X Bostyick, Houstoo H. Bostwick, Conn. d. Wall.
worth Natohez y. Thayor, Boston, we're among the
arrivals yesterday ct the American.
r. Beck lady two sons, two daughters and servant,
Havr: X Cummerfold, CiDcinnstisJ. X Vincent, Mis-
souri, Mrs Beaek aud Hartford; II. Haines South
Carolina, Mrs J Miller, three children aud servant
New orkane; X Coles South Carolina, among the
arrivals at The. Union Place Motel
NJ Crookshsnk, O. Crookshsnk, Jr., Toronto, Canada
A. y skinner, Hamilton. g. W VIM Walsh, Baltimore;
T. Bgeluw. springfsld. y r. Prescott Lake Providence
Ls n. MARKS, do; A. ID. Reed Harrington, III J u
Taylor, lady, and two dac ghters Pba g. 7 wsltrom,
Leinster Pa; VIM. Henry, do ~ q and A. Prior,
Hartford Conn, were smoD the arrivals at the Howard
Hotel yet,erosy
Ion. NJ Hubbard, Conn; Hon. r.. Prouddt, Orange
county; J. sheldon ha.; j ". Gilman do; II. l.. Pot
ter, New Orleans; X. r. Haley 10; T. Tsbour. Ga ;
L. White do NJ b. Browning feSas. J. Downer. Fla ;
among the arrivals yesterday az the Clinton Hotel
Mr. q. p James will address the Literary Society of
Hamilton College, at Clinton. n. Y, on the I'D inst.
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cell and examine the subserber ortmen Of the above
beyond all doubt the finest in the city.
A.SJ. sAUN DEKs, 3s7 Broadwsy,
Between White aud Walker streets.
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not 20 crack be had at moderate price, at 81
Maiden lane whore be found trendid stock Of Boots
shoes and Caters &C. Of every description which will be
sold at the fame prices aked at other stores for inferior
goOds. Call at % Maiden lane.
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@. Saunders, M,taIic Tablet Raznr 8.

bic, and at th, time, the complete article yet
Manufactured having every requisite for
let for tale BY q. SAUNDERs n son,
nd ~ Rroa
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Marine Affairs.

THE srEAssIffP PALMETTO, launched Saturday at
Baltimore and intended to trade that city and
CharietOn IL or $50 tons burhen Her model Is said
be beautifully prop ortioned and the best materials and
for durability have been used in her construction
Her machinery and boilers will be placed in the centre
and below the water line, not to interfere with the
cabins which % be fitted with every convenience
and comfort. Her motive power will be furnished by
submerged propeller q IL feet inches diameter and be
d4yn by two direct action engines OF coo horse power
Her dm.n sreLength between perpendiculars lT5
feet breadth Of beam 20 feet depth Of hold Is feet
Her bu6er Capt Robb Is said 70 have contracted for
the construction Of another for the line,
the building of which will be commenced Immediately.
THE srraNsnrr BrSIAMiS FRAsHtf~, launched yester-
s-hs, quently hauled into the wharf at the machne
0rkf u T. y Morris Co, where will have her en-
gine machinery introduced 30. sble the
seme being all ready The Franklin Is $50 feet long %
feet beam 10 fee hold and C15 tons she is
intended o4 the line TO ton about to be started
by Mtssrs T.. Lincoln Co. Of this city and l. 10 be
comms snded by Captain winthrop Sears The y. was
built the superintendsnce of Captain r. Loper
Messrs Brely q Son have nearly com 9lsted another
steamer q similar dimensions, 70 be named Wiliiam
Penn and Is intended consort Of the Franklin "A
the Bos ton line. Both these vessels substantially
built and Tepiete with every accommodation for pasen
gers. The Penn will be launched in the Ct
or ten days Her engines aud machinery already
board.-Phicdoirbia North .frserica,i June Is.
Launched ct Newburyport Saturday night, at IL
o'clock by Messrs. Woodwen, a beautiful schooner Of
100 tons called the Herald owned by Measrs VIM Gun.
ni,on son, and fully rig ged on the stocks.
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Ire country strangers passing through ,he city should
,t the Paris hantiit Emporium, 3Jl Broadway where
the superb variety may BE- inspected at extremely
deIate prices entire stok is reduced make
GEo. BULPrN, ISL Broadway.
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Come One, Come All, TO ~ Cour


seet whore you get the Boots Shoes and CATERS
city. Calf Boots at 81 So usualy sold as So and 81
All knds Btos shoes and Cater, at whoes1e and re-
tell. ID. BROWN,
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A Appointments by the Governor and senate.

JULy 2, ls51-ko'ntes Pubic-Ciiy of kev Tsrt -Joh
Hickson. Jr, Paschsl W. Tumey Lucius Pitkin Jere-
niah Dc dge, Jr John II White, Thomas Stewart Rich
ard y Psrsen, John y. Hoffman. J. Grenvie Kane
John Chetwoot Jr. william A. woodward, Nicholas
Ha'ght Henry W Genet j Mansfield Davies John Neil
son Louis Wadsworth Walter q t Jones William
" Brswn, Chsf'es McKinstry Charles Tracy Charles
Mott Edward ne Lancey Horace VI Ruggies Gabriel
J.. Lewis william Z. Milledolar Allen Washington
Theodore Draper stephen y Van Setback kngs
County-Lebbeus Char man, 81 Brooklyn
Commtss,one 9l q. s. D,posi's Fund Loan-Nathaniel
Jarvis, Jr
TtVaos II .1syium Joy Hi6,,-Joh1 9 Spencer Albany;
william Marcy, do William iosrahsm Kip 40 ;
tTapklin T9wnscpd d. James II TITUS New York
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INFANT MORTALITY IN THE CRY OF New YORK.
According to the report of the City Inspector,
there were five hundred and three deaths in this
city, during the week ending on last Saturday.
OF these, the appalling number of three hundred
and twenty-one were innocent children, of both
sexes, under Ye years Of age.
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Laces and Embroideries OF all kinds, .

pretty and cheapA splendid assortment Of the folio yin
articles nov in store Lace aud Muslin sleeves; vslen
Colars; Cuns Chemsttcs Capes Berthes veiir
embroidered Hsndkerchief extra cheap; Lace Mitts ia
faIts needework Robes; Waists Caps; black Trnming
Lace; kttiins Ribbons and ~ the most beautiful
worked Collars Jacone nd Sv offered For sale
by r. FRASER, 23 broadway, Irving House.
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summer Clothing at 81 per csut B,low

Last Months Frices-Reader look at the prices and
astonished Pine Linen Frock and Sack Coats 81 &
Alpaca sack and Froes Goats, 81 so the latest s,y. Mar
sees Vests 81 5O hrt quality Linen Drilling Pants
fancy striped Linen DO slb0 black do So Business Coats
81 TO the s. Suit Store Of Nassau and Beck
streete
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appears the good work enabling the
workingman TO obtain home favorable
He has purchased additional plat of land adjoining
beautiful Sratopport the orth, which will be
offered TO citizens There ber of most beaut
fu and valuable lots for sale at his Offices among them s
strattonpor Uniontown, Hcksvie and others All per-
desiring to avail themselves OF opportunity
possessed of home, ad vsed call John A
tammer at his oees z5 Wooster street. two doors from
Amity street, where inform relating Zeal Estate
will be oheerfully given Me- Flammer thorough bus-
and his facilities in real estate are
surpassed by any. Call and him.
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Turtle SOUP, fresh and of superior quality also Turtle
Steaks Terrapn all hours Of the day evening
Soup at six shllngs quart sent 70 Of the city
PETER n, BAYARD.
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Mortimer respectfully announce to their friends
and the public generally that they have lifted the
above saloon in most magnificent STYLE aud would be
most happy to see their friends from three r. M this
July l6 to partake Of and and
Judge for themselves.
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1He "PP1o HHess OOOSs"'-"Or s5He "tSUuH.
mediation Of those ladies' who have not as yet purchased
those unique and most fashionable Dresses also far
raising in durability anything as yet Manufactured Mr
Fountain has left piee Assortment, fer days
only, at 6g3 Broadway, near Fourth street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15

A MAN IN WoMAN's Clothes
suspicious looking person, being dressed
like woman, but supposed to be man,
was seen passing through York on Thurs
day of last week, the Advocate says:
The person carried a handbook, large
carpet bag and a small bundle, and wore
a pair of gh-heeled mems boots. She
was an unusual size for woman. 1t
was thought the person might probably
be one Of the Kent county murderers,
in disguise.
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GGe ttlarIirts.
From the Baltimore Sun.

BALTIMORE MARKET--March l3,-Thc flour
market is quiet-sales of 600 bbls Howard 81.
brands at Sl,37d. Nothing doing in city mills
Rye flour and Corn meal unchanged.
GRAIN AND SEEns.--1he market for wheat is
dull; sales OF good to prime red at 95aS and
white a SLIP; white corn So 50 CTS; yellow
81 Il 80. Sales Of rye at 6Scts Oats So a 4lcts.
ClovCrseCd ) 1925.
GRnrFRlEs.-At auction to-day. III hhds.
\. Orleans sugar sold al j,15 So. 80 per 1OOlbs:
los bids. do. at j,45 Il S6,l5. We quote mo-
la'2rs nj 30 a lets per gallon for n. O. Coffee
steady, but not active: Rio is selling in small rar-
GELS at l0a lets, ana some lots at Az. The
stock is LIGHT.
PR"vIsIoNs.-Sales of250 COO lbs. Bacon ssdes
at ~ Sets l20, 900 lbs. shoulders at cts: and
COO family hams at II. Sales 500 bbls mess
Pork on private terms. and 80 bis. al SIS; 25O,-
600 lbs. bulk sides and shoulders at 7s cts for
the former aud rthe latter, all to arrive; 700
lbs lard sold at cts, and 800 kegs at 81.
PHILApELrIiIA, March l3.--The hourmarket
Is dull. FalcS ofCGO bbls. at Ala $3.50 for
common brands; choice Is and extra So
5,l2a; corn meal 50 81; rye -four So "A.
Gram Is quiet-salcs ofred wheat at 50 ST;
white do / 05 81 10. Corn, yellow 60 cents
white 81 cents Oats ~ Al cents Rye 10 cts.
Provisions remain steady, old mess pork Sl2,-
81; prime 10a Sl0,25. Bacon-shoulders II
cts, sides 9 81 cts hams 9 II cts. Lard
n 80 cts in Ibis and kegs.
The grocery market remains steady-Rio cof-
fee lOa ~. Sugars-N. Orleans 81 81
cents. Nlolasses 81 81 cents.
WTLMINGToN, March 13.--Flour Sl,S7. 7Rya
81 so. Wheat &l,05. Rye GO cents. Corn
co cents. Oats 81 cents.
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CUANCERY SALE.

NTY virtue ola decree Of the Chancery Court
. j of Maryland, the undersigned as Trustee,
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Tuesday, tie 29tA dug Of AprU neat,
bttwccn the hours of and O'Clock P. NJ, all
that valuable
TR.3CT or LAND,
whereof Benjamin rcarce, lH.c Of Cecil county,
died seized. This property lies on the public
road leading from Elhton TO Chesapeake City,
about 3 miles distant from the former and the
same distance f"cm The latter place. The New
Castle and Frenchiuwn Ea;lroad passes through
it, and it lies within miles OF the Chesapeake
and Delaware canal, in highly improved Sec
ton of the country. 1t contains
255 .7cres, More or Less;
about 80 acres of which are covered with wood
and timber, and the balance arabic land ola good
quality, and susceptible of a high state of inn
provement.
The improvements are a Log Dwelling House,
Northumberland and kitchen attached TO the
same, Log Barn, Stabng, Corn house, carriage
house and other out buildings. There is also on
the premises another small Dwelling House near
the above named Railroad, an old Store House,
stabling, and ether buildings. Also, an
Apple Orchard. The fencing is in tolerable con-
dition and the farm well watered.
Terms of Sale.
One third cash on the day of sale, one third in
six months. and the balance in twelve months
from tho day of sale; the credit payments to bear
interest and to be secured by the notes or bonds
ithe purchaser, with approved security.
DAVIDSON ID. PEARCE,
March 49, Trustee.
N~y-Republican Wilmington; copy law is and
send bill to this office.
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Lumber g. Bricks.

YgTHE subscriber having purchased the steel,
Il Of Lumber lately belonging 10 his Father,
intends continuing the business at the old stand,
where he has on hand and intends keeping n
general assortment Of 81 ASONED LUMBER,
such as plank, josts, scantln, shingles, plaster
inc larhs, railing &C., which will sell as cheap
as can be purchased anywhere in Cecil county.
have also purchased and connected with the
Lumber, the BRICK YARD lately occupied by
Mr.. King. together with Il large stock of Bricks
ready for use which will furnish for ccnsidc!a-
Bile less tlau city prices. Persons in want of
any article in my line viii please give me call
as intend keeping good assortment and sci
ling cheap. Respectfully,
JOHN MAULDIN.
North East March. - SLIT.
n. b. Persons srniing orders for either Tum-
b"r or Bricks, by water, will have them deliver
ed at the lan!ing free cfcharge. j. NJ.
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Mr.. Audubon, the celebrated ornith-
ologist, who recently died in New York
has left behind him an autobiography,
which will be carefully revised by his
sons, and will be published in few
months, with the required notes and
supplementary biography.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15

Education Of Indian Children.-The
New York Legislature has passed bill
containing an appropriation made for the
education of the children of the Shine
cock tribe of Indians on Long Island,
ard bill has just been reported by the
Chairman of the Indian Committee, max
ing an appropriation for educating the
children of the Tuscaroras resident in the
county Of Niagara.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-Mr. Cooley
has put out fine number of his book
for April. The engravings are excellent,
and many Of its contributors are writer's
of eminence.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15

q. S. SURVEYING PARTY.-A letter
from one of the U. S. surveying party,
on the boundary line, at Ell Paso, on the
U. S. side of the Rio Grande, states that
the population of town is about 5000.
The mixture of Indian and white blood
is very general, yet there are not want
ing families of pure Castllian blood.
These are refined and dignifed people.
The members of the company have been
well treated, and have derived much
pleasure from their intercourse with the
inhabitants.
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1--WE understand that an effort will
be made by the State Convention to get
through with its business and adjourn
by the last Of April. Six months of a
Sc 'sion ought to produce something a
little extra. Mons rerrons, as Father
Richie used to say
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15

A great Cathedral is projected by the
Roman Catholics in Washington City.
1t is estimated to cost $1,000, 700, and
to be paid for by contributions from
from all the Catholics in the Union and
by donations from Europe. A lot of
ground 300 feet square has been secured
for it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15

DEMAND on HAyTI FOR REDREss.-
Letters from Cape Haytien, ofthe 18th
February, received at Boston, state that
Commodore Parker, of the Saranac, had
made formal demand upon the Empe-
ror for redress in the matter ofimprison-
ment Of Capt. Mayo, ofthe brig Leander.
The Saranac sailed, February the 18th,
for Porto Rico and St. Thomas, for coal,
and thence returned to Port au Prince
to obtain the answer OF the Emperor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15

DKent County Court commences
on Monday next. If the persons arrest
ed on suspicion of killing the Cosden
family do not remove their trials thence,
it will be an exciting court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15

MILEAGE.-The mileage allowed Mes
srs. Wright and Gilbert this last session
Of Congress, for their journeys to and
from California, is $4,000 each, being
according to the usually travelled route
by way of Panama, which is 1000 miles
DR.. OWNS constructive mileage for the
extra session of the Senate amounts to
$11,200.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15

Chancellor Walworth's opinion on
the Wheeling Bridge case is that it is an
impeachment to the navigation of the
river, and ought to be taken down, OF
raised, sixty feet on the Ohio, and TWEEN
ty-eight on the Virginia side.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15

Col. James Tappan, venerable citi-
zen of Gloucester, Mass, how eighty
four years of age, was something more
than sixty years ago) Daniel Webster's
schoolmaster. He addressed letter to
his pupil, few days since recounting
some incidents Of his boyhood, which
was promptly answered in a familiar
style, enclosing fifty dollar bank note.