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 A BLOODY TRAGEDY-The Madison Banner publishes the following account of a horrible tragedy, recently enacted in lndi- ana:
 Two brothers, Hiram and Warren Fran cisco, residents of this county and well known in this community as respectable and peaceable citizens, have been for some time selling clocks in Jackson county, in this State. They usually travel different routes, but make practice of meeting each other frequently. They agreed to meet a. a public house in the vicinity of Browns twon, last Friday night. One of the broth CTS eached the tavern about nine o'clock, and inquired if his brother had arrived, and was informed by the landlord that he had not After eating his supper he called for a light and asked to be shown bed. The landlord informed him he had no candles about the house but that, if he would follow him, he would take him to bed. Francisco followed the landlord into dark room and undressed himself and retired to rest- The bed seemed to be wet, and, having some matches about him he struck light. Upon examining the bed he found that it was wet with blood. Discovering can- dle on table near by, he lit it, and looking under the bed, saw the body ofhis brother, with his throat cut from ear to ear, and perfectly lifeless. Fastening the door i'm mediately, he proceeded to load revolver which he had, but before he could do so there was an effort made by several men to enter his room. Pretending not to be alarmed, he asked them to wait until he dressed himself. As soon as he had finish ed loading his pistol he opened the door, and the landlord and two other men rush. ed on him, when he fired two barrels oi his pistol, immediately killing the landlord and one of his accomplices, after which the oth- CT man fled.
 We further learn that Francisco went before justice of the peace in Brownstown and surrendered himself up, but after an ex- animation of the case. the justice released him,
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tg7 Wenotice that the Wings of Memphis design holding Mass Meeting on the 18th and 14th of October, which, from the extent of preparation going on, and the zeal and en- thusiasm manifested for Gen. ScoTT, will be a grand affair.
 Cannot the Wings of this county send a large delegation to this meeting? Our con- frerees of the ''Whig'' '' and the ''Eag1e S' Enquirer" can put us down for one chance, as we will be thar, if time and ''circum- stances' will permit.
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Eg. ED. COOEEEDGE S' co.
 WHOLESALE & RETAIL

Commission g. Forwardjng Merchants.
 FwYHE subscribers having received their
 E SPRING {. SUMNER stock, are now prepared to supply their customers with goods at very moderate prices. They will endeavor at all times to keep on hand a complete stock of
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In the Circuit Court of Crittenden county, on the Chancery side, in Vacation, Oc- .ahD. IO.h ISkO
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E HP An old sailor at the theatre said he said he supposed the dancing girls wore their dresses at half-mda as a mark of res pect to departed modesty.
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House for Sale.
First Arrival of Spring Goods.

FIISL EILlVaI UI DpLIIIS UUUUS,
 WE are in receipt of of small lot of elegant dress goods, for the ladies--Capes, Collars, Lin en- Cambric Hdks., Jewelry, Watches, &c., Also fine black French cloths, Cassimers, Vest. ings, Kid gloves, &c.-Which we are offering unusually low. HICKS & BUMPASS.
 Helena, April 3, 1852.
 EI7LOUR-A superior article Ohio Flour va E rious brands, in store and for sale by
 April 24. F. F. HOWERTON.
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PosT MIsTREssEs. There are in the Un- ited States eighty-one women holding the office post master; thirty of whom are in Pennsylvania. Some of these are import ant offices.
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CHEERING NEWS FROM MAINE.-The late elections in Maine for Governor, members of Congress, and members of the State Legisla- ture, have resulted more favorably to the Wings than any previous election. The Wings have elected three members of Con- gross, and the Democratic candidate for Gov ernor lacks our 1000 votes of being elected by the people.
 
 ES5@ Our esteemed and talented friend, J. c. PALMER. Esq, candidate for Elector, ad- dressed respectable number of people at Lawrenceville, on Saturday last. We un- derstand that he made an elegant and able effort
 MT. Palmer left on Thursday last for Green county.
 BeJ7 The name of the "Arkansas Ban- ner" has been changed to the "True Demo crat."
 We are requested to say that the steamer Julia Dean will resume her place in the Mem phis and White River trade in few days.
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 Es5- It is proposed to have a contribution box, for the benefit of the Washington Mon ument at every election precinct in the Union at the Presidential election. This is a good ;doo
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In the days when "Od Hickory was President and Amos Kendall Postmas- ter General, he strayed into the Post Office Department one evening, and commenced running over the list of offices. Presently his eve lighted on Rome, and pausng, he inquired:. ."Amos, whereis Rome!' "home?' responded Kendall, "why Rome is in Onel- da county, New York" "The h-n 1t ls' Amos p exclaimed the General in his own emphatic way, "ihe h-ll it is--l though II was in fu,rin parts "-Erchange.
 sag@ If you make love to widow who has daughter twenty years younger than herself. begin by declaring that you thought they were sisters.
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bs25@ In justice to Senator SEBASTIAN, from this State, we will say that on the final passage of the River and Harbor Bill, he was sick, and totally unable to be in his seat.- Had he been there, we are fully satisfied he would have voted for this very important meas nrn
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have been paid to the city, as the City Collector
is not entitled to them, and number of other
precious items are detected-God only knows
how many not found oht-many to be, perhaps,
numbers not to be- =
MASONIC GELEBRATfoN. anniversary of
st. John the Baptist was celebrated by the Ma
sonic fraternity of San Diego on the Gath June
with procession, addresses, supper, etc The
affair was great novelty t5 the natives Of the
place.
LOWER CALIFORNIA. THE San Diego Herald
Of June 81 says: .-.......,
Mexican gentleman from the Southern
country: informed us yesterday that Melendrez
the head OF the insurrectioIary force, is going
it with high hand id santo Tomas. He has
levied contributions and seized property, re-
CARELESS of ownership. Don Juan Bandinni, a
respected citizen Of this place, has in this way
suffered to the amount of two thousand dollars,
The Padre in charge Of the Parish of Sauto
Tomas has been carried off to La Paz prisoner.
and the only law known to exist is the will Of
Melendrez. The people are heartily tired OF
his sway and long for change, but are def
Gent in the necessary courage and energy
SANFRANcsoo.-Under decision just made,
the city of San francisco owns no property
Every foot of it, worth at least "a 100000, has
been sold for less than $780, 900, to pay the Peter
Smith judgments
DEMdcRAfIc CONVENTION. - A Democratic
State Convention was to be held at Benecia on
the Goth ult.
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TELEaRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
Dn tue Nuittn n. o., Gbio. and leruplr's ains.
Aa Marcv,s Massacre Cantradicted.


s Marcy's Massacre Centradicted.
&% Iosrtsriri.E, August ..
Adyices received from Font Sintn az late as the
ath July cpntfaactiuy We report previously received.
from tho little Mock Wing Extra that Captain Marcy
and his command had been murdered by the Indians.
NewYorK Markets.. g
NEwYoRs, August ..
The Cotton market remains quiet, and prices TN
changed Flour in steady request ct 50 "a to "a 81 per
bb for State and Ohio brands Mess Pork $40 rer bb
Mixed Corn c. and White So cents ner sushel Lard II
to IL cents per IL Fic Coffee djS to ess cents per H.
Cholera in Buffalo.
NEwYons, August .
The Cholera is reported to have broken out in Buffalo
and number of fatal have occurred during the last
two days. --E
Ohio River-Marke,s.
w. scr ss1f s..... ass. 1hrEsRuRaa, Augusta
There are toSr isaS water in the channel but the
rises is ssain falling
CINCINNATI, August q
The rreris stationary Markets quiet and unchanged
Flour 81 20 per Dbl. Whisky 1514 cents per gallon
More Gold.
NEwNoss, AGsest 9
The steamer Blother cnathan hes ssriTed bringing
s35o,ooe worth of GOLD
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Parish, BY the qualified voters thereof who shah hold
their Offices for the term oftwo years unless
moved.
Should vacancy occnr iR either of these offices subse
qnent to election il shan no Alled Nv the Governor
rnd the person eppoitcd shall continue in Office until
his successos shall be elected and q,,alifed
Mr.. 50 Paul offered the following amendment to be in
serted after the words unless sooner removed
But the Legislature may provide by law for greater
number of Shers and Coroners in the Parish OF Orleans
Pending the consideration Of the above amendment
On motion, tho Convention adionrHed until tomorrow
at O'Clock. g. NJ S~.s.. ~ = -s.-
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UNITED STATES BANK CAsE.-jhdge Allison OF the Com
mon Pleas Of Philadelphia has decided that the trustees
OF the Bank Of the United States bound to receive
payment of debts due to the bank coupons of bonds
issued by the bank
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SAILING AsIA-The British Mai Steamship Asia
sailed from NewYo rk the 2sth ut for Liverpool with
Ill passengers. and 1924 900 in specie on freight
Among her passengers Mr. Hunter, of Alabama,
hearpr disriatk 11es
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LFEAt Cincinnati on the oath
ut the three boilers in the STERN saw mill Of the Miami
Railroad and Dry Dock Company exploded by which one
man was instantly killed and several others wounded.
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FROM THE WEsT INpiEs.-The st. Kits papers contain
letter from the Rev Mr. Rock, of Apguila, wherein
most heartrendng picture is drawn of the wretched
ditidn to which the prevailing drought had reduced all
classes OF the island They represented as literally
starving
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CoSsuLs REcooNIzEp-The President officially recog
nzes Francisco de Arrangoz Consul General of Next
co. to reside at Network Antonio Jose de arauda Ral
coo has been recognized Consul General of Brazil TO
the United States.
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WAsHlSGloN, July IS, Mn the U. S. Senate, to-
day, Wednesday the bill from the House of Representa-
ves granting the right of way through the public lands
to all railroads plank roads etc. reported taken up
anu passed. -
The bill from treI4alse Of Representatives, making
additional Land Districts also reported
taken up and passed,
The Hon. Charles Summer Of Massachusetts, moved to
take the resolution offered by him Tuesday direct
ing inquiry to the expedency of repeating the fug
the motion disagreed to- by vote of 81 against it,
and 10 for it.
The bill making appropriations for the current and
ngent expenses Of the Indian Department and for full
filling treaty spulaons with various Indian tribes for
the year ending June So 1885, then taken up the
Senate adjourned.
The session of the House Representatives again
occupied to-day in the further consideration Of the bill
making appropriations for the improvement Of certain
harbors and rivers.
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"vIcu..Ncr COMMITTEES. n-Rowdyism has become SC
rampant in NewYork that svigiance Committees are
recommended, to deal out summary punishment to the
offenders
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J. Illanwar RbRBERY,-Frcderck Emmons. q well known
steamboat agent Buffalo knocked down and robbed
in Cleveland, the right Of the 9th ut md SO badly
injured that his life is ,lespaired Of
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u. s. STEAM FRiGATE SAN J.ciNTo.-Ihs steamer lt-
ring her recent visit to Spe2za visited by the ami-
lies of the Ministers of Austria and Prussia at the Court
OF Turin who passing tho summer at Spezza for the
benefit OF air and bathing The correspondent of the
Newark Advertiser says these eminent families who
connected with the most ancient nobility of Europe.
highly delighted with the appearance order and discipline
Of the ship and speak of the decorum cvity and neat
ness Of the officers and in terms of unqualified ad-
mraton 1t is to them and significant revelation
of American civilization The Countess decidedly
the most elegant women of Europe. has written
pInentary account of the visit in letter which will be
read in the house of JIapsbarg.''
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FRS FfRn RIors- There several fires in
Philadelphia On Saturday night and Sunday, the 2ith
and 18th nit. Gormon II Co.'S coffee roasting establish
ment, and Shppens iron foundry among the build
ngs burned. There several riots during the day
and night and one man was shot through the arm,
fire riot occurred at Baltimore Sunday morning.
the 18th ult, in which three persons wounded with
hrearms--one of them it is thought, mortally.
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RELATIVES OF Ex-PREsIDENrs OLp PotST.-ln the
company which assembled at Old Point few days
since there quite coincidence There present
at the time part of the family OF President Fill
more and also of the connections of ex-
Presidents Tyler, Taylor and Polk
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TREASURER'S OFFICE,
CRY OF NEw ORLEANS, July h. 1852
az To COFFEE HOUSES, GROCERIES, ETC. In accordance
with the 3h section of the Consolidation doing
business under LICENSE required pay
the Treasury Notice therefore hereby given rnneal
prompt compliance with provision vii, expected
| and enforced.
jyl7 2ptf VIM. II. GARLAND Treasurer,
Rssoee Thai NIL Restaurants
Groceries, Billiard ohnr
beer sold retail which
law sha after five a5 NOTICE to be given by the writing,
Ito closed by the Police
Resprea, That all pocs-oce required
port, through their respective Captains Treasurer writing
delibquens aforesnii
[Signedl JAMES Rob-,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[sisneil FRANS. AIPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved 10Th July laJs
lsiguedl A. D. CRossAiAN, Mayor.
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mi ~ All Judscs Nv !; rne os their aha,, i,
q MI " !. 49,. oAA,ss suas, ~
stye & 8 proc,s sbs 81 The state Of s,ouis.n,
s., .h.,, 3. ~.
IN .utorty u m st.ta & Ios,is,an. M concs
sc,iSst The pe.cs Al aic.;tv II ~ ss,ne
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srcS ;,s.t - n, ,s,,.s = =. :
the vs,..cn. =. ,.&sc,, s1,sar $500 i, fo,a,
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rxrooys nv of fhe- nm 4ha ~ = a,,,f,s n
the neuRsrs preset n sh 4ro,..e nj III, Assem-,
by III evssy mn casa IN .,se a. .a,,se. far wbcf
sud- nav u v.,s,,., ri, he stated at lenctl
in I'D sidrem. v t.s,s s, n. Jo,r,. ~ each nose
On tn 75th sst,r,a ts,,. ,..s, =. ,,or,s to.,vit
Article ~ rr,is. ,,y Il. i, General far III,
80. 80 - $780,. y,
4 be fouya hsv ,.ii bod their oliees for fot,,
ys.r t,.,, satis Nj, y; ,sts,,,red N IA,
-. $500 n. III ~. n ,.r
;,s.,t { t,E,.s, r.h,.h ,,otsc. 80 IA s So
~ p,,se 5000 M 1i,ov;nu = s,,,.st;tute "a The
- 1880. 81, .s NJ ~ ~. = ~, t,, -
A,+,c,s VA sl .y,.I, III N Attorre t,aner., VA N,
stats ho .,,.l, bold l,;s of7ce for sonr wears ana
man, psssse 6ttorneys 40 NAV No heresftcs so.nl M,
,,c.s.rv sssssssEs g sssse n ), ~
INA Disarct Attorneys sal hold ftsir or;ces FIR yo
,s.,. ,rd thar sint;es shan h, determined bv
The fcntnr named delegates asked and obtained Is. .,
% Rave tisar yotes recorded md voted IN ~,
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DEATH OF AN OLD CirrzES.-George Glen, ESD died IL
Savannah the 9th nit At the time of his death he
was Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of the United States
of the Sixth Circuit Court District of Georgia. which posi-
tons he has occupied for many years with nndoubted
ability and credit lie 20 years and months old at
the time of his death
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nied
Board of Health.

Sunday August in the village of Grstna JOHN CHARLES
sged % months, son Of William and Caharine Dean.
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pEarH o. Cosscl.-franeis II. &sring Esq, the
rsiti-h GOusul al Norfolk, died Oh Friday, the a Wt
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THE LuNpY's LANE CELEBRATIoN-A Geographic dis
patch Niagara states that the celebration up to its
close the evening of the 9th ult was grand and
thusistic beyond conception Eighty thousand persons
it is said, present,
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DEMOCRATIC Mass MEErrNG.-The Democratic Mas.
Meeting at Newburg N " the Goth ult represent
ed to have been great affair. dispatch says from,
$4,000 to 10000 persons present. and much enthusi
prevailed. Among the speakers Horatio Sey-
mour Hon John A. Dix John Van Buren, and Hon. S. A.
Douglas
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RAILROAD AeepENi.--On the evening OF the 10Th ult a
trim of cars the Hudson River Railroad ran of the
track few miles above the city Hudson and the loco
motive, tender baggage car and o passenger car wer.
precplated into the river Aarge number Of passengers
were seriously injured and is astonishing that no one
killed The water at the place where the accident occur
red Is Twenty-Five ieet deep, had not the passenger
car lodged on top Of the oconotise and baggage car All
the passengers must inevitably have been drowned Care
lessness On the part Of tile switch enr IL said to have
been The OF the accident e.
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The CASE OF KANE.-A dispatch from Newly orl dated
the evening of Monday the 26th ut says The extra
dtion of Kane demanded by the British
as fugitive from justice has been postponed till wednes-
day. An immense mob of his excited countrymen at
tempted to rescue him, but prevented by force OF
four hundred armed police, who safely lodged him in
prison
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lsg> A CARb.-Hall of Jackson Fire Co. No.
ls August 1s5The members Company No. ls
respectfully their Thanks the OF
steamer opfiELIA particularly Capt WARREN A. GRCE whose
gentiemany reception and kindness him
gratitude at the excursion of August instant.
III. CASEY Secretary.
CArt. w. A. GRlcE, commanding Orhelia.
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TREAsURER,s oFFIt

ag~ PENMANsHIP AND Book KEEr1NG.-New
classes this week for Ladies' Gentlemen Children DoLBARS
ACADEMY, 56 Canal Private
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MINORS MAY Be MARNEs.-Judle Thompson of pha-
dephia on Saturday thu 9th ult decided the case of
youth named Enge recruit in the marine service,
whose father applied for his discharge the ground that
lac minor al the time of his eulistneuto Inv
ing the recruit TO the custody of Major Harris The act
OF Congress declaring the enlistment minors upawfu
relates only to the army The English common law row.
erns the enisment in the naval service and it has been
held in England that minor may contract an obligation
to serve the State which be set aside by the
Of the parent In such the parental authority is
suspended during the period of service although not es
troyed
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AfroRriosMEsr or REpREsEsr.r,os-un,l the act of
Congress which was recently finally passed. the whole
number OF Representatives will be two hundred and
thirtyfour. distributed as follows viz: Maine g. New
Hampshire 8, Vermont 8 Massachusetts, H. Rhode Island
Connecticut New York 33 Jersey Pennsylvania
% Delaware L Maryland o, Ohio IL South Carolina G.
Georgia g. Florida l. Alabama T. Mississippi s. Louisiana
virginia b. North Carolina s. Tennessee TO- Kentucky
TO- Missouri l. Arkansas 2 Indiana H. Illinois Michigan
4 Wisconsin 3, Iowa 9, Texas2 California @ Total a34
The whole number Of Presidential eectors--addng the
" senatorsw therefore be 2es making 1i0 necessary
to u choice.
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we hootpNT ss soLpiEH lin q long debate OF,
.he hih''a OH the Duke of Wellington spoke He
tipstsa soasr Nv machine overheard enthl-
s'asa ~ m element of sod'ership said any psn sDall
aste sead spIaier with iime sa,i discipline
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An IrfA Eat Grotostsrs. letter Itum Lake s,,,.,i
says thut wooden skid Was lately nud twenty feet IL.
low the surface upon which was restiur mass nj conar
1eghing more than five tons Two copper tools sla say
eral hammers Of stone together with coal and ashes q,
wood we're lying around it. as fresh TO oil appearances
though they had been made last year and yet there WI
SIX feet Of vegetable soil above them snrmouned by
tree which on being cut proved 10 be at least five hun
bred wears uli
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Tnn RrcEST SEizuRE-The schooner lately seized b.
the English steamer Nettler at the time off Grand
Menan The Captain says he in for bait. but the
English say he was fishing The is to be tried in the
Aonraity court Of St Johns large number OF vessels
are ready to sail from Eastern ports as soon AS thew ara
assured Of protection from seizure
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Ahnucrios 4 young man arrested at Pitt sburvh
on Friday the Odd ut charged with having eope from
Boston with married lady by the name of Blake The
information was made against him by relative of Mr.
Blake VINO had traced the fugtiyeS to Pittsburgh The
LADY appeared about % of age Of prepossessn a
pearance and has several children one of whom little
girl of four years, left home with her mother The mar
ties have been in the city about live weeks
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FROM sAsT. FE--Dr. Hammond, Surgeon in the a. s.
Army arrived in st. Louis the Goth ult and left The
same day for Harrisburgh Pa lie brings but little news
Vol Sumner, now acting as the military cohnianaer and
also as civil Governor Of New Mexico has formed treaties
with all the Indian tribes and peace and security was
expected The two bands Of the Apache were the last to
treat but the establishment Of forts in their territories
and in the country of the Sayaos has produced very
favorable results. The last treaty concluded but
very few days before the departure the mail Colonel
Simmer was in Santa Fe actively pressing forward his
plans in the various sections Of the Territory On the
way in, DIR. Hammond met very large number of Ca
manehes and hiowas. and received molesaton from
them.
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NAnL-oaptan Long, late of the Mississippi it is said
has received orders to take command of the steame
saranac on the 10th Of August The Saranac is now a
Philadelphia.
captain MerVine has been ordered to the command O
sne ~ . steamer Powhatan, now fitting at the Nor
folk Navy Yard for the Mediterranean
Great activity prevails at the Brooklyn NAVY Yan s,n
posed to be caused by the fisheries difficulty