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The steamship Columbia win keep up semi mimonthy eommu
ncatioD between Oregon,
former port the arrival OF the mails and nom Panama
returning without passengers ts
steamer from San Francisco.
regular line OF propee and side will be kept
the
Panama and San Francisco
some OF the above will between
Acapuco and the other Mexican The xon
tic will be maintained by the United States mail steamships
Georgia 5000
ILLINOIS,. 2olU
III dorado leuU
crescent sl,oup =
Falcon. ........................l,i0 100
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paeine Mail Steamship Connpany-ITne cniy Through
Line California and Oregon.
WA NAVY BAY AND PAsAMA0
5xaa The pablo informed thai, under the pIeseni
M<GAYY arrangements Of this company, steamers inspected
ZkDlT approved by the Navy Department. suitable
in strength and power for conversion into Wal
The % carrying the United States mails viii
hereafter leave Panama San Francisco immediately
Atlantic mails and win Francisco for Panama ,hs
18th days Of The following b
longing this in the Pacific at which
will be always IN port al each end Of the
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oaers certificates of packages in the
the attention, and an
drawing Immediately after II 10 all
who order from - -
E. agent,
j. X g. MauTyD
July Alexandria, Virginia.
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Hawaiian schooner Falmouth. which had touched al
Tahiti and Lahaina on her passage from Auckland.
lew days before the departure, Rlaea was the scene
OF conflict between the republicans and the royasts
The halfbreed native who elected by the former as
President pro oyerpowered and forced 10 nee
with his troops before the sudden assaults OF the Roy
alsts.
The republicans however rallied, received strong rein
forcemens and marched against Queen Pomares troops,
repulsing them with considerable loss OF life both
srdes, aAd renstaied their President Queen Pomare,
hearing OF the defeat of her troops FASTENED in person TO
Rates, 10 turn the tide OF She assailed with
great fury and barely escaped with her life, by taking
reiugeon board a French frigaie
This vessel, Capt Wilson, arrived at Lahalna. Maui,
one OF the group OF Sandwich Islands, the 18th ult
the day which his vessel sailed from that port ing
on board the Queen Of the Society Islands, who has thus
been forced 10 abdicate her throne.
Capt. w reports that the fight OF Queen Pomare re-
stored quiet and tranquility Riaea We shall await
further intelligence from the island with much interest
MISCELLANEOUS.
The wing State convention OF California has made the
following nominations George b. Tingley, OF Santa
Clara county, and r. L. Edwards, of Sacramento, for
Congress- J. M. Huntington, of Tuoumne, and Stephen
Ruckner Of Nevada. for justices Of the supreme court
David H. Haskell, John c. Fall, t. D. Johns, and J. A.
Hale for presidential electors; VIM. d. Hawks, clerk OF
the supreme court.
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For the Union
Mr. EDITOR; A sense of duty impes me 10 state that
the following extract from communication, which has
lust met my eye in the "New York Herald Of yes,er
day. under the head Of "Newsby Telegraph (and which
is the subject OF editorial comment in the paper
so far The charges unfarness on The part OF the
Speaker is utterly devoid Of truth
WASHINGTON, July l3, 1852
Notwithstanding the absence of some members IN favor
of Collins appropriation, and the exerion OF
it's opponents the endment carried to-day Speaker
Boyd did his best have defeated Alter the ayes and
called and tho Clerk handed him the count, he
delayed for several minutes announcing IT, evidently w-
ing for the chance Of Of the majority changing
his to make tie The unusual delay was so
apparent 10 call forth general remark "A,
As am the clerk who "handed him the count" and
have distinct recollection of the circumstance, assert,
most unquafedly, that the announcement was made by
the Speaker Immediately upon his being informed that the
vote had been examined and found correct 1t is true
that in this case-as is usual when the vote is close
one-after the ayes and called, the list was
run over by the other clerks at the desk, to if any
mistake had occurred, and OF course some delay was
occasioned thereby. Upon the very instant however,
that | informed him that the result, as at first as
certaned was confirmed by such subsequent examina-
ton, the announcement was made. may be permitted
to add further that if the Speaker had been disposed to
defeat 'ile amendment by unfarness, he might have
after the ayes and noes were taken there was time
when the vote uas tie, and which, il announced, would
have negatived the amendment.
JOHN M. BARCLAY,
WASHINGTON, July 16, 1852.
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From the Louisiana Couner
Sons OF New Hampshire for Pierce.

We are daily receiving letters from natives OF this
STATE settled IN different parts OF the country, expressing
inc eradication OF New Hampshire men OF their vicni.
lies al the nomination OF General Pierce They all rep
resent mat The nomination is hailed with the greatest
enthusiasm One who has been thirty years absent,
writing IRON Wisconsin, gives the following reminis
cence OF Gen pierce's father:
N May ls2, at the age Of l6 at Hillsborough, en-
ea In,o ,ns company Of the then) Captain John Me-
hg one ~ 'Ie mos noble and patriotic OF New Hamp-
~ so's. reusralsn was then dominant in my ma
I've she ahu soldiers uniform excited the sheer, Of
nose VINO proclaimed the against England the 'bul.
watk OF our religion to be 'unbov and nnus CANAAN
rceil eoueoed about forty recruits at Hilisboough and
steheo WIN them 70 Concord the place OF rendezvous.
never forget the kindness and coun,enanco we re.
from tne noble, brave, and patriotic father of Frank
~ flerce 10 encourage amid the speers OF federal.
n he mounted his horse and rode with ., 10 Concord
amusing and encouraging with aneedoes and stories 81
me revolutionary war throughout which he had bonora
| oy served the cause Of America"
Inc writer lost an arm in one OF the battles on the
Canada frontier, and sferward encouraged and as
ssled BY Gov. Perce's family and Mcneil to obtain an
education. -
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VERY desirable farm for sale.-By a decree o
the circuit court Of Fairfax county pronounced in The
others, Daniel r. Others
term,
proceed sell public auction, the premises Saturday
July 81 1882 n O'clock desirable
belonging Lieutenant Daniel Dulany United navy
Immediately the Falls turnpike road unninl
adjoining OF
and Others miles from Washington city, hun
drcd and ninety
The improvements upon this consist OF
nently frame dwelling stable
buildings Also well Of
recently planted well apple
sufficient wood for the Of the
fenced, wafeed, improved
and all oft susceptible Of the highest OF
II 10 situated highly improved portion Of county
rarely county
Terms Of sale Onetenth Of the purchase will be required
in hand, and residue in four equal instruments twelve
eighteen, MONTHS with
sale the be retained until deferred pay
shall be liable and
land resod At the risk Of the purchaser should he fail comply with
the terms Of sale.
WIN II. DULANY,
ALFRED MOSS,
July ls-1awcp;d Commissioners.
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LAcE.-Mr Weed in one OF his agreeable letters from
Europe, gives the following notice of the mania for fine
extravaganza The ladies' visited the principal lace
mandatory, where the Brussels article is made and sold
What do you think, for example, Of trimming dress
with lace at $3.50 and $500 a yard But Just the
rage is for old lace In Florence, Rome, Naples Venice
with more soicude than for any other article OF dress
Neither ewelry precious stones so much priced
as lace known 10 have been by cardinal or monk
century ago No lady thinks Of leaving Italy without
securing some OF their precious spos OF course the
supply OF old lace keeps pace with the rapidly inceasng
demand How much Of II is genuine will not under.
take to say Every lady quite sure that she detect
the antique from the modern"
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w I'm of Hmru Gan.

LOUISVILLE July I6--The will OF Henry Clay pre-
senied in court Monday last, aud admitted TO record
drawn up by his hand, and bears date Of July no.
1901 IL relates almost entirely TO the disposition OF his
estate among the members OF his famiiythe only excep
ton being that which relates his slaves provides that
all the children OF his slaves born after the LIST Of Janu-
AIRY, 1850, are 10 be liberated and to Libera-the
males at the age OF 2S and the females the age OF 25
Three years OF their earnings prior emancipation be
served for their benefit for the purpose of fitting them out
Pfior their removal they TO be taught read and write
and eypher Slaves IN being before 1880 bequeathed
his family Ashland is left Mrs Clay, for her sole
and benefit during her life and her death is be sold,
lowing the only specifics devised outside of his family
To DR. d. w. Dudley the gold snnifbox presented to him
by DR.. Hunt late Of Washington; TO Henry s Duncan, a
ring continuing piece Of Washnglon's coffin and 10 MIR
w. Mercer, snubox said to have belonged to Peter
the Great
Mrs. Clay appointed executrix and the Hon Thos.
A. Marshall and James o. Harrison executors with the pro-
vision that security should be required OF either
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The Revolutionary War.

De Bows Commercial Review states that the whole
expense OF the revolutionary war, estimated in specie.
was $35, ,703. This paid in continental paper
issued previous to July, 1893, $500 ,000 The
same periodical furnishes the following interesting sta
listlcs
L. The number Of soldiers furnished by the American
States during the revolution and the population of each
State in 1900
q Principal battles of the revolution, their several
dates, commander n-chief, and losses on each side
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ONE thousand sir hundred agents wanted, to travel
every county the United States,
edition Of
LIFE OF GEN. FRANK PIERCE,
or NEW HAxPsHIRr,
Candidate democracy United States by
ID. W. Bartlett, author OF What London or Men and
Things Metropolis elegant vol OF 800
pages illustrated with portrait OF Cen Pierce.
contains the particulars Of his %
nected with his private and professional history and
his public and military SC,
author who has visited Concord
preparing reliable and authentic volumes
couns 81 prominent democrats
the Of the distinguished subject OF the
memoir sudden and unexpected a private
proud position Of the leader Of the democratic party
democracy confidently believe be
honorable post the wod-Chef
the United desire the ofevery
kno particulars Of HIS life
retail price, in 50 centi cloth,
Copies by mail post paid. receipt Of price.
~ DERBY MILLER
Sole publishers Auburn, New York.
Publishers OF democratic within 500 miles
State above with this notice. twice previous
September shall receive OF the mall
postage DERBY n MILLER,
264 Auburn, New York
July ls-eod3t q aw3wwp
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July Is-aawcp,d
by A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

BY a. GREEN, Aucfoneer.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SILKS RIBANDs, JEW.
n ELRY, AND CUTLERY AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday, the
22d instant shall sell auction the OF 9Th
street and Pennyvania at O'Clock M superior
assortment OF silks bands imported from Paris
ling gentleman. We enumerate In part
400 yards black ehangeabe silk Of different colors,
able for lades' dresses, fine
~ dozen fine silk hsndkerchiefs, Of fine quality
IL hne white wsistcoat patterns
1900 yards silk riband Of fine quality new style
81 dozen silk, kid, and other gloves, hpe
10 gross shirt buttons fashionable style.
And on Friday 23d instant hour and place. shall
the most beautiful assortment Of French ewely
offered for sale In this market, viz
ESQ breastpins, for ladies and gentlemen
% do with fine paintings fashionable for ladies
- bracelets, pair rings with pearls
Finger rings and watch keys
Also fine lot cutlery
100 pocket and penknives, Of superior quality
y handsome bead bags
With many other handsome articles
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
July I'D Aucuoneer.
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ZINE story frame house and lot NJ
private ssleThe subscriber authorized to sell private
dpe house and NORTH
occupied by NJ Pece. The 70 by " feet running back
10 alley.
Jniy Is-et A. GREEN Aucuonssr,
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The wings Despair OF success.

The unprecedented number OF wing presses and prom.
nent statesmen who have repudated Scott must be re
garded by SPACIOUS politicians as decisive OF the utter
rout that awaits the party in November. But il is
from the confidential communications OF wings with each
other that we find the strongest possible OF
such result The following letter from whig in
New York his friend Massachusetts by the
way, is but among thousands OF the tenor-n
dcates the feelings of the rank and file:
"Give my kind regards TO our friends, --- and ---
Tell Mr. A. that II is my candid opinon aohig that
purity done for this time. One living in New York
have but little conception Of the of the dtsap
poinmen that is felt in this city the nomination OF Gen
Scott If New York city controls the State, say
and the State controls election, then General Pierce
will most surely be elected He is fine man and If we
must have democratic President, better could not be
toundo
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ny y. g. MCGUIRE, Auot,opeer,

VALUABLE LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTIoN-on
Thursday, July a. m 5K o'clock on The premises shan
sell lot No 49, in 49, fronting SO feet 6inches on s stree
between south and East Capitol streets, containing 4 feet
10 inches.
O'Clock Immediately AFTER the above SALE shall sell on the
premises lot No In No 70 fronting 70 feet south
Half and st streets and running back Ve feet
inch, containing SEA square feet. Terms at sale.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July I'D Auctioneer.
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by j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

ERAME STORE III oUsE AT AUCTIoN.On Monday afternoon,
July 18Th, O'Clock, the premises, shall sell frame build
a - o.
high, the Of 10th and The building
be ed within week from the day of
third the residue and four
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July I'D Aucuoneer.
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Now Open az Odd Fellows Hall, for short season
~ only, HAYNES celebrated Of gigantic entitled
Voyage Europe embracing magnificent Of Boston, Its bar
bor Halifax, the Atlantic, Mersey, Liverpool the Crystal
Palace OF the Worlds Fair, Abbey London from the
Thames passing under ending with magnificent
view o. the Thames tunnel brilliantly umnsed and both banks
Of the beautiful river Rhine.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at Ok
o'clock.
hamsson 25 children under ~ cf rs cents
Doors open at moving At O'Clock
July IA
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OinciaI.

Temperature Of s bottom Of the Sea beiow The GaB Stream
Lieutenant Rodgers command the survey hydro
graphic off the Florida reefs that in running soundngs
of the vicinity of Soldier Key south Of Cape Florida the depth Of
hundred and sixteen hom specimens Of the bottom brought
retained temperature of So deg the surface being
and the air 81 deg.
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alabama Southern. Rights Convention.

MONTGOMERY, July IA The southern lights convention
in session in this city reasembled Tuesday morning
and resumed the discussion of the series OF
reported the previous day The debate continued until
evening, VIXEN finally both series laid the table,
and committee appointed to nterogate Generals Pierce
and Scott relative to their opinions the compromse
the right of secession and other points Of their
political faith. If either parry in accordance with
the views OF the southernrights party Of Alabama he viii
receive its support in the presidential contest If the
Of both should prove satisfactory, the committee is
authorized to call another convention for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for the presidency.
The convention then adjourned sine die
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90 Al meeting of the clerks of Adjuant Oce
James L. Addison called chair Hanson
appointed The following preamble
unanimously adopted;
Whereas pleased nscruabe Providence
from the of his usefulness life, and
family and friend Major General
General of the United States army the
Gena bureau being DESTROYS Of recording
virtues and our sincere regard for his memory, do
That deeply deplore this affecting dispensaon
pubc and especially the bureau which
many years presided faithfully ably and mpariay
been visited;
That having long appreciated character
which officially without deep
and that cherish with chastened
ure the his kindness courtesy
virtues, public and priyaie
his afflicted family abiding and cordial sympalhes
respectfully rendered;
That in testimony regard memery
General jones' will the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days;
these resolutions be transmitted the family of the
deceased the papers Washington Georgetown and
! Alexandria, for public alton
| JAMES L. ADDISON, Chairman
| RICHARD NJ. HANSON, Secretary.
| lns- An address before Alumni
Columbian College by Hon. Frederick p Stanton
Tennessee on Wednesday, July 81 at o'clock M in the
| Baptist Church.
The public are invited to attend
| JAS. w. II. LovEJoY,
| JuIyl s-d3t Rec. Sec.
| 09-JACKsoN DEMOCRATIC AssOCIAT1ON.--An ad-
jouned this Association will be held Democratic Hail.
aie Adelph Theae,) Monday evening next O'Clock
| I'D. HOOVER President.
| Jyls
] no The Alumni Association OF Columbia College
Baptist Church,
! JAMES W. II LovEJoY,
July l5--eod3t' Recording Secretary.
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with every sentiment Of respect, subscribe myself very
sincerely yours,
r. BANKHEAD MAGRUDER,
Breyet Lieut. Colonel LIST Artillery, u. s. A.,
Commanding al San Diego, California.
Hon. Mr. DAWSON, u. S. Senate,
Washington, d. C.
p S. propose to send to you the pistol OF Colonel
Craig. TO be disposed OF you may think proper after
it shall have given lis silent testimony before the court
by which the prisoners are TO be tried J. B. M.
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Sales Tomorrow.
by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

ERAME HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN-on
Monday July l9t nj 6x O'Clock, the premises, shall
sell lot Is 49, situated the OF 25 aud
fronting SIS and rs 25h
containing 4sl feet The let improved by small
house, Suated the Of the lot and fronting
X
One-thd cash the residue in equal payments
satisfactorily secured bearing
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
July I'D Auctoneer.
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OUTAGE tho Heights ssle.-For sale, the cottage
on the north side Of north between 4h and 9Th streets
west square 53 and the lot No g. in said which the
cottage built The lot has front Of 90 eet2 inches and depth 81
Jos feet ~ inches containing 6ffl The snson
exceeded In being the Of the
ridge and commanding extensive m the whole city and
rounding and built Of
terais The whole will be sold bargain and accommodating
purchaser desire lot No. -, which
lot No in the and Of the with No win
cluded in tho sale.
For further Information apply to
JAS @. MCGUIRE,
July N-eo5t Auction and Commission Merchant
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Webster and Scott in NesD England.

CONCORD, July Is i standing the railroad depot
when the arrived here from Boston this afternoon
Webster in cars his way his farm Frank
lin, in this State, and when he recognised by the
crowd he cheered in the most voc and enhu
siasc There appeared to be but one Scott man
present. for individual attempted get up shout for
the wing nominee of the Baltimore Conventions but it
would do. There no response whatever. The
feeling is the wherever you 90 in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts The Of Scott is received by the
wings with icy GOODNESS and whenever Webster
toned enthusiasm is kindled. This is universal.
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DR.. Spencer held TO Bail

New BEDFORD. July l6-Dr Charles l.. Spencer has been
held bail in the of 800 for trial, charged with
malpractice in causing the death Of Mrs w. Spencer
time SINCE
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NOTICE. communication has been made the Navy
Department VI the desire Of The British that the
ene Of the unted states should adopting
ths fats OF Mr. BENJAMIN
supposed have been enspped
Guadecana OF the solomon Group.
and 10 aid in reseuing him nom captivity detained
Nv direction Secretary Navy attention and CO.
the whale fishery other pursuits which lead them Ia
islands, Is especially invited and
MIR boyd, and prisoner, peaceful
an iawf meal o obtain his release,
Mr. Boyd Francisco ~ sydney The
schooner Wandere and landed with an Interpreter the
southwest October and
supposed murdered The position OF the place
landing island gwen latitude o. 40 south, and long
Jude 1850 so
any obtained OF the fate Of Mr. Boyd notice
OF requested forwarded the Navy Department
NAVY DRPARrMEsr, July TO- 1852.
July I0-2law4w
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Condition of the Susguehannt

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, July Notwithstanding the recen
very heavy rains the Susquehanna river this point
tnues before, and there has been rise such wa
anticipated.
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Burglar arrested in Fall Riysr.

BosToN, July l6.-Eary this morning burglar was de-
teced breaking into in Fall River from OF
which he obtained $500 in money Constable Gordon OF
Manchester, attempted seize him. when he drew pis.
ol and shot the officer in the breast MORALLY woundng
him. The burglar finally arrested.
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.Mdrkets.
is no change to notice il

PHILADELPHIA, July 17.There is change to notice in
stocks.
The nclemency of the weather operates against outdoor
business Small sales OF standard brands flour
81 % meal, SO % rye -four, So so Sales OF red
wheat at 90 81 white do. 81 100 Oats AZ "A
rye 60 CENTS with sales The provision market firm Mess
pork held at $40 prime Sl8.
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HAVING determined to carry TO the ncxt
III any goods shall offer them all whou
regard
Purchasers desiring lawns, musns bereres, tissues
silks Of goods rely bar
sell all fabrics price other
o. o goth OF August.
Of fancy and dry goods is
complete, proverbay low prices.
particularly black silks black aipacas, plaid and plain
all goods, much lower
than In this
Those fer friends paid their bills will plesse
do
cash, unless arranged to the
ood articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied in
PERRY n BROTHER,
July I3-l0uf Opposite Centre Market.
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The PUBLIC LAsDs-Tbe number ofacres OF the public
lands in the States and Territories unsod and undsposcd
OF the 3oth Of june 1851 400 ,3o5 as, dis
trbnled as follnws;
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Cholera at MdysviYt

NASHVILLE, July l6 There have been four deaths from
cholera in the last oryeigh hours but there
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the lowest government price, 81 IS per acre. these
lands amount 10 81, $50, 79O, $50
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NoTICE-persons wishing pasture horses be
dated with srse pasture BY applying to Q, Bsshes Jack
son Hall July l7-d3f
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six, twelve, eighteen months credit interest
satisfactorily secured Conveyances the expense Of the
chaser July lid