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MANSFIELD HOUSE.

rE undersigned has just opened this House Tor tho ao-
recommendation of the public. II u designed to make II
rleasaot retreat from hustle Of city life duringho
summer months the purpose Of visiting Mansfield noun
ains the highest point Of the Gicen Mountains, command
inc view nt the Lake, the White Mountains Montreal,
Sc and whose scenery second TO none ~ the u states,
TO our numerous friends aud acquantances, and particular
to strangers would say that no pains VIII ue spared
for n err accommodation aud to ell The lovers OF nature IN
her vi dos and most rugged scenes, we sayNisit Vans
feldis nNose and Uhnr good foud viii be cut to The
top as early the st Of June, and by calling at The AN
FIELD HOUSE. you will hud the ncccssaies for the a.
cent Ladies will be able to tide TO within mla OF we
summit We have also the "Mos Glenn Fails" .ituatoa
three niles from this house, romantic spot and well worm
viewing. M
This House is situated at tho terminus Of the LauoiNe
County Plank Koad-icn miles from the Railroad and sx
from the Mountains. To the disciples Of old ks WALTON
would say thai the from the mountains abound
ia trout
sTiILMkN CHURCHILL. Proprietor.
y. Passengers by stage will please request TO be et
at tho Mansfield House, s.
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Tafl's, Hunts, and Brooks Axes.

Nutantei, by
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HARDWARE.

I COX inai KEITH = BARKEE's HARDWARE ka-
- Tor the mast eXten-ire assorns 81 O..
MECHANICS TOOLS.
HOUSE BUILDING HARDWARE CifcuIsfk SIN s.u.
Meohanlc's SANS o. every .cnpnou,
a Low Prices
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Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Inoipient Consumption,

sD Az oTHEA nsgAsrs iNruRE srArE OF run
er rsAken The system. " -4-"'-'-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-17
TRUE REST0RATIVES.
The Celebrated TRUE
Restoring Bitters.

MEDICINE ron EVERY SEASON ~ rHp Yr.t
Remove all morbid srrctons purify give great ton.
snd visor O. te digestive Organs eu thar already -
i ioiF the system nrsust future dssase no lime frh
sns ne LATENT Being grateful 90 te delicate stomach
thelr ChtthfNg
tryE rRorERrEs make them an Invaluable and III Rl IN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-17

HNNON ITLUIV m NT7 e0I10T1f0l VITk on A0mlI' N7m-
istrY. SAYS An Artificial Digestive Fluid, anal suus Go
the Gasuic Juice may Doe fesiy prepared from the mucous
membrane of tne stomach Of the Gait m which vuuuus nfi
res OF TODD, meat aud eggs w be- seca. changed and
dgfsfcl t4t tay road BE- ic hHlaH
] sfauact.n
br. fERElkA, 10 As famous treatise on Food and Diet
published hy fo~,rs & Wells, hew Nos, page 49, states
TIE same great @ and ioscres che method of preparation
There are few higher authorities than iT. ferairi.
Dr. GOMEZ, u his vtluabie Writings on the Physiology
of Dresuon, observes that dmnuton OF the due guam
IVY OF The 1l-fur Juice prominent uu1 all prevailing
cause of DNsieP+a eud be sintos that distinguished
u o'-sur of medicine 90 London who was severely ani ccd
with complaint irius every thing else Co l had o.
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CORNER or nAtN g. STATE STREET
l. EEfs gouI CHEWING TOHACt O.-t,ra.,.f .
IN Nanuck's Aromatic fine cur. a
GyAIso thc hc.tos.oftmurt oi giears iu the risee
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BLACK SILKS.

aR. aud NINE FIGHTS wide rich and Beautiful an-
cheap, Tor dresses JUST received
srORRs & LANGDoN.
March ], ls52.
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20 Bbls, 4 Ties. SALMON,

lF HUDSON BAY COMPANY-Yvry pnme--Jusl re-.
- ceiFod and for sale by hfrrei less.
By sTOkKs 3 LANeDoN.
March IS, lisa O.
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THE HIGHLY CELEBRATED
Pulmonary Elixir,

PROVED TIE BEST COUGH MEDICINE EVER KNOWN
~ Ihs taT contains many Of the highly approved cough
italcres being peculiarly and fortunately
snsq and . y Sonderfui in iis rod results The multitude
- lfN ustt ls tiAir DAFQliNoCAlLr pronounce
Pe95 any oasr preparsuon In us ~ similar purposes PAK-
lttLAALt tllt MEDICINE
ftkk ass CHILDREN, Die DELAY 10 procuring rhysia,aa
hAa often proved fatal a. those whom
a Allua Lr 49, -
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SMUT MACHINES AND PATENT
GLklsI WILLIE.
MANTEIl.

4 the PAPER MILL, Montpelier, Rre s,-sr. 81
- sipvt CON ilu.ss, aai suif alr ioe F.-as.stt
nave these aftres to sars, wl nnl goo. irsfk-f u
call soun, 80 tle Paper Nni l.. q NALIuN .s1 .f
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Baltimore CORRESPONDENCE.
The Rotation Principis-Iacrsase of Iiauel to IN
napois-A Ne,o Democratic Orgaa.


The Rotation Principis-Iacrsase Of Iiaod to An-
napo.is- II Ne,o Democratic Orgaa.
BALTIMORE, February "a p, IN.
The anticipated removal Of all the Democratic
office holders OF the State. including a hun.
dred Of the most lucrative posts in this city eau sed
quite throng Of passengers for Annapolis this
morning, many of whom present incum-
bents, anxious to be rotated into more lucrative
posts If the Governor should persist in carrying
out his rotation doctrines. The majority were, how
ever, office seekers, anxious to be present at the
decapitation, and big with hopes Of obtaining fod-
der from the public crib Should the Governor keep
up the excitement much longer the Annapolis
Junction railroad will be able to declare hand
some dividend, rebuild their road from the pro-
fits of travel.
1t is rulnorsd in this city that two gentlemen
from New York, with purse of $50 900, and great
ability and experience in the newspaper business
are preparing TO start Democratic paper here,
the first number of which 10 to be Issued about the
middle of March. They calculate on making it a
hrst-class paper, perfect in every department both
as a newspaper and party organ
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.

Drcnnon Springs. Henry County. Ky.
fINillS Institution oilers those peculiar advan-
Il tages, that, with most thorough literary
coursc, Il combines the essential parts Of the scien
tihc ono OF the Y. :. Military Academy, while il
promotes, by military exercise, that health physi-
cal development and consequent mental vigor
which the ordinary system Of education tends
rather to destroy. Under its methodical distribu-
ton Of time, and the habits Of punctuaiity attained
~ military discipline in situation remote from
the allurcments, the vices, and tho designations
usually incident to college life, tho student can &C
cOmplish more than ordinary results. II affords
superior opportunity for the study Of MopERN
LASGUAGEs md the science and practice Of ES-
GINEERtSo It's Academic Staff consists Of ten
experienced professors. The cadets in attendance
are from sixteen different States
The ANNUAL SsssION commences the second
Monday in September, and the SsMrANSUAL one
The fret Monday in February, closing on the third
1hursday in June.
TgRMs Tuition, boarding, rooms, furniture,
washing, feel, lights, servants attendance, field
music, use ofarms, and surgeons fec, l65 per an
mum. Motern Languages and Landscape Draw.
ing are taught ut an extra charge Of $40 per
mum for each. Cadets are received at any time
during the session, and charged proportonably
for the uner pircd part.
For further information apply to Colonel u r..
Johnson, Superintendent, ut Drennon Springs, or
A. o. Smith. Treasurer, Louisville, Kentucky.
Jan tApl
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC
QuARrERMAsTER Generals OrFIcK,

QUARTERMAsTER GENERAL'5 OFFfCE,
WASHINGTON CITY, January TO- 1851
WHEREAS certain drafts, purportiDg to be
w those of officer of the Quarierlnaster's
Department, on Major General Thomas S. Jesup.
Quartermaster General, have been presented for
payment, which drafts are forgerics, 1t becomes
necessary to issue this caution in order that the
public may be on its guard should other drafts OF
like character be in circulation.
The drafts presented above bear the forged
signature of Captain l.. c. Easton, Assistant Quar-
termaster of the United States Army They
numbered l73 and ia, dated Assistant Quarter
masters Office, Santa F6, New Mexico, July !,
lS5l; the for 1850, the other for 5000, and
both in favor Of ustavus McHarcourt formerly
clerk in the employment Of Captain Easton, re
Gently stationed in Santa Fe. They bear on their
face the forged signature of Colonel E. " Sumner,
approving the same.
Said McHarcourt has been reported to this office
as having committed extensive frauds on his EN-
ploycr, Captain Easton, and it 10 feared he has de-
frauded the community 10 large amount by
means of forged drafts similar to those described.
This caution is given that all may be their
guard against receiving drafts, whether in favor
of endorsed by, said McHarcourt. 1t is believed
there are no genuine drafts of Captain Esston's
outstanding which the name of McHarcourt
appears in any way.
By direction Of the Quartermaster General
WIN. A. GORDON,
Jan ~ Chief Clerk.
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DsATp or JAMES G. BIRSgy.-James @. Brncy,
who VI" in lsii the candidate Of the Liberty
party" for President, died at Saginaw, Michigan,
a few days ago. Mr. Birney was formerly an I'M
compromising aboli,ionist. and an opponent Of the
colonization soheme; but it is said that no had
lately changed his viows, and that there lie now in
press, in Cincinnati, a pamphlet written by him,
and which contains an address to the colored poo.
pie of the United States, and givcs very decisive
in favor Of their removal, and no lees dcci-
sive in favor Of Liberia in preference TO Canada or
TO the West lndies.-N y. Comi, aud Enquirer.
1.-THE Philadelphia Ledger doubts the correctness
Of the above roportl
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Tux NEGRo ENcLUsIoS Blu passed tho Senate Of
Indiana the 22I ultimo. The bill, as IL nov
stsnds, docs not prevent the negro from coming
into the sntc, but levels all its penalties against
the white man who employs or feeds a negro who
he does not know 10 have been citizen Of the Stnte
when the constitution was adopted. and requires
the negroes already here to register their nance
and carry around with him a certificate from tho
clerk Of the circuit court that he il entitled 90 live
in the State. Shortly after the passage Of this bill
MIR. Dunn, from Lawrence, introduced a resOu
ton instruoting the committee on federal relations
To report bill providing for the colonization Of tho
negroes now in, or who may hereafter acquire o
residence in this State by birth. The resolution
was adopted by vote Of 80 TO II.
Richmond (Tad) Palladium.
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Tine FRENCH WEST INDIA ISLANDS have been
thrown into CONSERVATION at the intelligence
Of the coup d'efat at Paris on the I'd of December
At Guadaloupe the governor had issued the follow
ing proclamation Immediately after the arrival OF
the last mail from Europe:
Inhabitants Of Guadalupe: News received by
the packet, but which, even when confirmed would
not be Of nature to alter the state of things in the
colonies, has gone forth to the public.
"This news might perhaps serve As a pretext TO
the abettors OF disorder TO agtatc the population.
"Inhabitants of Guadaloupe, be caiml Author
ity watches; it prepares energetic means for the
maintenance of order, and will know how TO EN-
ploy them against the dsturbers of the public tran
quillity, should they dare TO rise
AuBRY BAILEUL, Governor.
"PoISTE-A PITRE, December 25, 1851"
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TIE RAILROAD CASE DEcIDED.--The opinion Of
the court of appeals in the of Slack aud others
Is. the Maysville and Lexington Railroad Com
pany, was recently delivered by Judge Marshall
The main question in the case (says the Frankfort
C0mmontreaAh) wac, whether the act Of the Gen
eral Assembly authorizing a subscription OF stock
in said company, by Mason county, upon the up
proval Of vote of her citizens il constitutional or
not. The court decided that the act was not con.
uary 10 the old constitution, under which il was
passed, and that il was not sbrogated by any thing
IN the new constitution. Whether similar aots
passed under the present constitution are valid or
not, is not decided.
Judge IIise disscnted, and will prepare on expo
siton Of his views.
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DISCONTINUED.
Loss Creek, Crawford county, Ohio.
Portcr's Precinct, Albemarle county. Virginia.
Morgansburg, Fauquier county, Virginia
Ferrebinth, Cumberland county, North Carolina
Dumas, Tippah county, Mississippi.
Guadalupe, Victoria county. Texas.
Gainesville, Allen county, Kentucky.
Duncan's Mill. Jasper county, Missouri.
Greenfield, Poinsett county. Arkansas.
Rockwell Bond county, Illinois.
SAMEs CHANGED.
Honey Point, Macoupin county, Illinois-name
changed TO "Mount Olive"
West Liberty, Jay county, lndana-namc
changed 10 Bear Creek"
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DANCING ACADEMY

NJ the Temperance Hall, Washington. ID. q.
ID SANAkRO, from 10 Grandstrect, New York,
Il professor, inventor, and cole teacher Of all
the new and fashionable dances known in Anne
RIGA, has the honor to apprizc the public that the
above DANCING ACADEMY will be open each
90 O'Clock in the evening for classe, and private
lessons
r. :. would assure ladies and gentlemen who
would favor him with their patronage, that in
ftoeire LESSONS they will be perfectly fat in the
dances Of the saloon.
Several disting uishcd musicians Of his saloon in
New York. performing the most new aud bcauti-
iul pieces OF music, recently composed in Europe,
will arrive on Monday morning, ID February,
and persons wishing their services at sOIREES
Or BALLS, will please address their orders 10 the
Academy Of r. SANARRO.
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ED.

On the let instant nj the residence Of her brother
in Washington county, ID. c., Mrs. ANN MARIA
ISRAEL, rcct Of the late OTHo IsRAEt, OF Anne
Arundel county, Maryland
AT Henderson, kentucky. on the 2th November
last, in the 18Th year Of hi, age, Captain JOHN
POSEY, eldest con Of the late Major General THo-
MAS PosgY, Of the Revolutionary army.
In this city on the ~ instant, RACHEL, wife
Of WILLIAM ID. PRATT, Of New London, Connect
cut, and daughter Of the late DANIEL LkNDoN,
eco, Of Troy, New York. aged twenty. eight years
and FIVE months
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully requested 10 attend her funcral from
the Church Of the Ascension, corner OF N and 9th
streets, 20 morrow, the 9th instant at ten a. IN b..
without further invitation.
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Ot- Cetharipe Uaycs.-A fine likeness Of
this celebrated vocalist can be s-cn az the Da.
gucrrian Gallery OF j H. WHITEHURsT. in this
city. Miss Hayes has pronounced IL one Of the best
ever taken Of her lie has also a likeness Of Gov
kossuTn and Col, BEREzESCzgy. FRArcfs PuLszKy,
{. Macy, DR.. SzPAczEK and DR.. TAytor, of Kos
suth's suite
Those who have not had an opportunity Of see
ing the above in propria persona, can see a oouu.
fccf presenirnent Of them by calling at the rooms
OF Mr. w. which arc open to the public at all
times OF tho day. Jan %
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DRues AND MEDICINES. at meINTrnE,s

- Apothecary and Drug Store, Rothwcll's
buildings, corner Of Seventh and streets. All
articles usually kept for sale by Apothecary,
including Fancy articles and Pcrfumerics, can be
bad on terms the most reasonable.
His Medicines, Preparations, &c, have been &C.
ected with great care in the city Of New York. and
the supply ~ fresh, genuine, and pure az can be
found in this city.
The public may rely upon the greatest care and
attention being paid in dispensing Physicians pre-
scriphons at all hours, day or night.
Or t. MCINTYRE il cole agent in tho city of
Washington iOr the sale OF Rsnhardt's Surgical
Instruments, Patent Glass, Pad Trusses, Tor chill.
dren or grown persons.
Feb i--wlm
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MIR. lOKD'S
MIR. LORDS
Historical Lectures the saints and Itc-
rocs OF the Middle Ages.

MIR. LORDS
Historical Lectures on the saints and lie
roes OF the Middle Ages.
kequisifion from Gennsqen IN Washington
WAsHNeToN, January 30, 1852.
ID EN. JOHN LORD-SR The great success
IL aud high reputation with which you have
lectured History, in Europe aud in our own
country, make va desirous that the citizens Of
Washington may enjoy the pleasure aud profit Of
hearing some one Of the courses Of lectures which
you have delivered in other citics We notice that
your lecture on the Saints aud Heroes Of the Mid.
Ole Ages have been well regarded and received
and we believe that they would be listened to with
great interest by many persons in this community
Daniel W cbstcr, w French,
j Macpherson Berricn, Smith Pync,
y. A. Pearco, sam Houston,
Lewis Gaze, Charles Sumner,
William r. King, r. f. Stockton,
Winfield Scott, :. a. Douglas,
Thomas Corwn, John r. Hale,
Benz Ogle Taylor, L. r. Morgan,
Francis Markoc, d. Y Junkin
G. NJ. Butler,
Mr.. Loan, in compliance with the above requisi-
ton, with which he is honored takes great pleasure
TO announce the following subjects, which will he
presented in Carusis Saloon, commencing on
Thursday evening, February 5, att O'Clock
Charlema gne, Emperor Thursday evening,
February 5 Hldebrand, PROFESSIONALLY eve.
ming, February ! Bernard. Alphabetically eve.
ming. February 10 Abelnrd. Philosopher fhurs.
day evening, February " Luther, Rei0rmer
Gustavus AdoPhus, Warrior.
Or-The contest between Law and Barbarian !:
Spiritual and Temporal Power Asceticism and
Reason; Rationalism and Faith; Freedom and
Authority Liberty and Absolutism.
Tickets TOR the course--Gen tlencn, 50 Ladies'
8 single evening 50 cents. TO be had at Farm.
hams, Taylor & Meury's, and F. Taylor, and
Bayly's bookstore, and at the door
Feb 2-Mw&Th
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V,O THOSE OF OUR CUSTOMERS who hay

Il 90 promptly responded 10 our notice published
a short time before the commencement Of the pre-.
sent year, by settling their accounts, take ths
methed Of expressing our thanks. To those whose
accounts stii unsettled would respectfully
say that, in order TO the successful prosecution
OF our business IL is all important that the amounts
due should be either paid, in progress Of pay
ment, by notes OF hand at their shortest convenient
dates. All who have any idea Of the visibility
Of merchants will understand the importance Of
this We hope that none will wait 90 be called on
for settlement CLAGETr x DODSON.
Jan 3O-3ufcod
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1tAn nuILpERs ANp nAILnoAn coM-


" PANIEs.-Tho subscriber il now part owner
OF "fullcr's Patent India Rubber Car Springs +"
and cautions all persons interested Of his determi.
nation to maintain his rghts under this patent.
Fucr's patent is the original, fret, and only gen
uinc patent Extensive arrangements are made TO
supply the springs 20 car builders, railroad com
panics, and all who require to this patent
Tho price il fixed at fifty cents per pound, in.
GLIDING the privilege 10 use the patent.
The American Institute have just awarded the
advertiser the fret premium for the best ia-rub
Der springs
Orders from any part OF the United SIatss, Civ
ing the cxnct size Of the piece Of tho rubber 70
quired, will be promptly executed.
No other person has authority To make or vend
the India rubber car springs which operot by com
precision OF tho rubber. HORACE H. DAY,
Oldest manufacture OF India rubber now in the
business in the United States. and owntr of nine
teen India rubber patents. Warehouse % Court
land street. New York
Public attention is called TO the advertisement Of
Mr.. Day. lie is now the only person authorized to
manufacture and vcnd my patent in the United
Statcs. w &. FULLER
BY bic Attorney, G.. NJ KNEvITT.
NV YORK 1901. Feb 4-taw6mO
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FLANK wASrIiNCTorA ROCK
WILLIE TURNPIKE CONPANp.
r..nr,r

VIE fktSlDtNl AND DlktCl ORS. with TIC
Il majority Of the Stockholders. have determined
from the city boundary seventh street to the line
Of the Districtand Montgomery county. Maryland.
and for that purpose will issue stock 10 the
tent Of seven hundred and fifty sharcs, Of hoenfy
dollars each, and have appointed the undersigned
10 solicit and receive subsc pfons 20 the came.
Books are now open at our office for the purpose.
FiUS dollars each share i 20 be paid AZ the tins
Of subscribing, and like amount every sixty
da ys until the whole is paid.
The advantages Of such n road TO The city. end
the property in the vicinity OF the road must be
apparent all conversant with its situation There
10 bat little doubt that n similar road will Soon he
built, connecting this road with Rockville snd
BrOokvillc-the last in the midst % a fine agri-
cultural country thus opening direct and rssy
route from Montgomery and The upper part OF
Anne Arundel counties TO this city Tor the trans
portation Of the products OF thatsnd the surround
ing country.
Plank Roads arc being most extensively con
structed throughout the country, and have every
tchere proved profitable investments, paying large
dividends 20 tho stockholders. besides improving
the value Of property near them, and greatly in
oreasing the trade in the places through which
they pass.
A considerable portion Of the stock has already
been subscribed.
Holders Of the old stock in the company are cnti.
tied 20 share Of stock for every fco shares
OF the old. which will be Issued TO them sUrren-
der Of the old certificates. The new road will pro
ready for travel The cost will be lees than l5,.
0)0 Ills thought it will pay a dividend Of not less
than five per cent the fret year after Il IS finished,
and the dividends will steadily increase.
CHUBB, SCHENCK & CO.,
August 9-diftf Bankers, opposite Treasury.
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Loss or SrRcIs.-On Saturday evening keg
containing five thousand Mexican dollars burst
while being hoisted on board a Havre packet ship
at New York, and the specie was precipiated into
the river, where it now lies submerged in twenty
six feet water. Divers, clothed in India rubber,
have eDdeavored in vain TO recover the ct trea-
sure; and mud machine will probably be tried
as last resort The shippers of the specie we're
Messrs. Bebce & Co Of Wall street, but the loss
falls on the owners of the vessel, who have promptly
replaced the amount
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BEARER OF DEsPATCHgs.-The steamer CAL
houn, which arrived at Charleston on Thursday
last, spoke the British ship WOLFE forty three days
from Lisbon for Savannah, and took from her the
Rev, George A. Meaghcr, passenger, and bearer
of dispatches from the United States Minister at
Lisbon, as also from the Portuguese government,
who left the Wolfe in consequence of the rnutinous
conduct of The crew
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MIsNEsoTA.--The Territorial Legislature is now
in session. The House organized on the sth utimo
by the election, on the third ballot OF John ID.
Ludden, Speaker-Ludden receiving 10 votes, to 4
Tor H. II. Randall, and ! for j. Taylor. On the
9Th William II. Forbes was elected President OF
the Council, and Henry M. Tilden Secretary
These gentlemen oil belong to the Territorial, or
Peoples, Independent party.