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Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

TnE llrxeARms ExLEs.--Ssycr4i OF
the Hungarian nfusees who came in the
Mississippi and are TOW in Neg YORK. are
said u te IN taa NOS, aljse. roycr,H-
Many cf i!irm have succeeded in ol,aiuing
something 10 90, and ere able to maintain
themselves, but there arc few who harc not
been 20 fortunate, aud are now much IN need
Of liplc material ail.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

EuEurr oN uoMD a FRENcn EWaHANr
Smr ron CAuroan.-The Paris cYrics.
ponlcut Of ths New York EApte~, in h.,
letter of the 10Th Of February. ays
I'VE have received intelligence Of tho
cm.uani vessel GrasaH FgH on iJs wy
to California with portion O, the ws'n-
gers scui on, by hc lottery of thr LingJts
dor Il seems TINT those gentlemen be.
hiycd with remarkable pr0pncty O. bong as
they were in European hIItules bnt %.
they approached the torril gone. and felt
themselves in the neighhorhood Of ,hc Airi-
cau cua-', they began 10 Take liberties. aud
committed pretty serious breaches Of di~i-
plme. They even went 80 far a. to lay "a
pln for the seizure Of ihc .hip. nfer having
put the Captain in irons, and thrown the
officer. overheard. The plot was di-clo.ed
by the cabin.boy. who had accidentally been
present al one Of their midnight eoucInyos.
By prudent aud cau,iuusInanagenent the
Captain found means 10 force them 10 defer
their revolt for some days. while Ice in thg
meantime turned the ships head toward The
French settlement in Senegal When in
sight Of land he made descent upon thcm
arrested the rinrleader-. and handed thom
over to the authorities at Goree These
are the amiablo citizens that the directors Of
the lottery have sent out for Incorporation
into the commonwealth of California.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

s NrT r1a THE GE1LoGisrs Hiram
d. Wit ot fhis town. whl hl. recently re.
turned mm California. brought with lin
piece Of thc auri,I,us quartz rick, of about
the size of o mans iF. Ga Thanksgiving
diy. 1t wls biourht out for exhibition to a
friend when 10 ccidp.aily dropped upon
ihc door and Plil open Near the ccnirc
of The mas was discovered, firmly imbcd.
d d. in 'hc quartz and slightly eorroded, a
cw inn aqii o. the size Of sixpcnny
nail Il ws entirely straight, and had
perfect head By whom WAS that nail
madc! At what period Was il planted in
The yet uncry .,nliz j quartz How came !,
in California! lftbs head Of that nail could
talk. We shonld know something more Of
American history tlnn we are ever likely
to kuow.-SpliHgbcid ReppJ.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Two MmM5ss 1r DoLLAEs OBTAINED
rslr BA,A Bi lrnDtBI.-ihe Nation
a, bank al Burap. Ayers rclu'ly laid ou'
$50 millions ut diliir, ON forged order II
appear. that hte n thr EVENING" man nam.
cl Audrr YilIcas os a respectable iamily,
pres au'ed m order pugVpriiug io hc ilUm
lr Governor nr iep millions uf do,,lF.-
Tue Forgery mf a admirably prrglraiel
l.lt upae ur th ,lic - iura mIn.ni .u..
p'c'el &, and promptly paid him llc money.
Subsequently they sent word TO tho Cover.
nor ,hl, they bad ri.hsl hi, order, when 10
tifir amazrmeut they were told 1t WIS o.
forgery. The police and o,lor aith9riiics
were imm.d'm,'y ctlicl into p4u's''on and
lIr whole e,y f'uacssl; and On tle next
lae tha iof..r uss rJigl %, the Globe iiUtcl
with ds Baul. note 5.me Of which he bad
exchanged for g1li) u bis possession. The
cyiienc, ot III guilt swas 20 overwhelming
that he made prompt oouieaili, and On The
next moaning bc was taken To the court
yard o. tAa pubiic priin and samnarily cS.
eagtcd.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Married at Roche ter Noble CO., on the
18th Of jan, BY the iiav Mr. Wolf Mr.. 81.
hs lion 90 MIs Edith Lamb
Our day.l call. this % bcls.ly affair, bu; ii
rrmInds ua rthcrp o.. that milIcnial era ,po-
kln OF in Holy Writ Tho Lion and the
Lamb shall Ic down together aud a little
cdili"--our Bible Is losi. and we forget the
remainder Of the quotation
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

The Cation lartG--Tho steamship
Pacific arrived at New York On the gIa
inst, bringing several days later iniclli.
gencc from Europe. At the time Of her
departure from Liverpool the cotton market
was heavy, under the influence Of de Cana
da's adyiees. There was an advance in
Manchester market. but the Liverpool mar
tot was unchanged, and dull Tho nles Of
the four day previous to the Paeilc's depar.
'are amounted 10 80 900 bales.
The sale. in New Orleans on the 22nd
reached fully 1900 bales Stimulated By
tho favorable tenor Of the adyices By the
Asia, buyers entered the market freely, and
prices aiifenod as The day advanced, with.
out, however any quotable advance. The
figures ior lliddling are from 7 1.sto71.2.
Tho forfeited bail Of Chaplin, ilc aboli.
Zionist $4,000 has been p'id ever 10 the
amGoriiic- of Maryland
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

f ra#s.r = NaHs-sar f.av.
iaz raa Iaa Faanf HamH ai era.
uaz Clergyman. IT, earo.aaa of the
ab eHa..Ha# mis : .pl4eAt % every eL.
'r - maH.
y ul.I So uahi1. = i,o manner in
va5l ,lai uswi'y oLtis-i an argument;
'H' De iatHVitt ifisW.A'E = inaWIp
arf as.l uaaa Go hi...ad ultu than tho
um'u uill Which a mach by au elaborate
pr D. ,7 nIH Nlm.D that las an
m...eg,ml g..e. ur glo i,ucausomed i1ihc
.eity ui educated wmru, viii di.rutc
fh.
fm. without uW,.r you mus have
hn.su ia. decide ppa.ii.l on the in laui,
auI s.ta u,rWe aruUaN rhirl you bed
ps.a pouring oyls Er har, perhaps with
Do, uhcr wnlI Jhan 60 iiHd yuur-,lr get.
l.u4 deeper aud deeper into thr iuuglcd msae
u duif. 8ui l'Hoult.s Il we've hardly
aHrn@. taa.,dg l.a' iIey acldcyc llc.c
rai. " lg ui.u.u- fllp ay surt of
Hr.1 which auiuzma'c- 90 The sure il.
fua ~ tie aaIm.l m-- aul there soms
ip hr -nuc fnunl .or ihc romark Of q wit.
ty French writer. tb1i. when n man has
loilai step by seg up O eight of stairs, be
vili be- 4un in find d Woman 90 ihc ;up. ba,
.ha viii b,abla to tcIl haze s.ir got tie,,.
.lm su. ct f'g however H. ol little
aomcpl Il che conclusions % woman has
reached au ulld, ,hai !. a.l that concerns
u. And tmi ihoy ac very ert To lc sound
ul tla rusiral nsicr, ol d,mcsic and see.
tar .it. uah.ng hgi tho prejudice of sclf.
u.erHcH prevent ns irm acknowledging.
Vha i.urs, lhrr.orc IL unavoidable.
ir .ua unNio ti.n., !, bsu1a'h his dir.
H.y th' enrralWi'hun intellectual wife
aaui iu h- eva light aud b,lays that
ack cd judgement which he iacitly aitri.
lIc So hlr
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Naa 0riatas Eisefioa.-At tn Elee.
ton lor city oilleeis, IN The End ilst- Mr.
eroasm5a vas reelected Mayor. beating
John L. Lewis, his opponent, about 80 yotes
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

fnE fLnAfsa fai4cE-i ulHH this
uaAs an extensive eeam wataf ca,t Is uuN
baalms Al the ya,l Of Nc.slz ,l,Las5n =
NORTON. Fulton. intended for de arcat
Elug sian Company nj s t'dias Is laa2g.t
a. ~. he essf.atl ab15i - ~ oi
.Apr.. Th, cabin viii hc built by Na.'r.
'II5..ys * .a m anl viii D.. 5ol.Il ,i .l
Doe wsIo,, oi clueirIani,m Il V'a pm-
sin tao tiers ui b0xe.. tlc iir7 i'rd up
with arm.chairs, aud will Boz mala c'lah.t
of seating 1iIer-5ns. Tha dimensions
a.a 80 lee; lOlv aud 50 b.un. Tar c1.
sijDj1,
A contract lae al,o l.pl n'cr,l into vs.
D. SrailusW,I "a. ". roBr. fra ra.ra
gi b.,., twenty m number, ua.cb v,.l bg
placed upon t.c boat, a. tIc mcia- II d..
psnans sace; -nld. io %, dcn.zrn- ei lLe
Wo g., wns wiling hsm.H4 and elite. o.
%. ugar h-nia IA connection WIKI i.H
Palace. % i.Ul, semar 3i tuilmg ml
= ra, b--m. called 'Ae lIpmmmg Bird, i-
building She b. d'Jinei d, ,he aiyeHi..
Ing aud agency n,cd.nn OF the huge palace.
Ch ltIs.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Tua RiGur SrRu-A letter tr5m
Lamar county, Texas to the Editors o.
lh, Ga1c.io & Dempcr'. 9y.-"rh' p'r.
!, 81 luiiing a El'.oai imn Naup'i.
via li.tlc Rock so Faiian n Rel river.
takes Smelly in or lmL al have 10
doal. oau vii gov up -.ml,Aaaoc'' yaah
yours. ! Iclaim sl0,ou0 satSnb. Make
your Railroad and we viii give it a good
showing r. California a'l q raia'ug .as
China.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

The "GaEr,c 4 Democrat Of tho a5.h
lpc hero on SUNDAY O.. ,at, iailrd 30 auise
We hloa & wa. regularly issued Us fw
cope. cane through in ,he way NAIL
There Is screw loo-o somewhere. aud
whether Il is in the Posi.o1icc a, Little
Eoet, or on the route Nc ar5 unable 90
determine. II thc r,i Master, @, be- hl.
ai,cn byeu requested 10 do. would noie lhe
number Of pouches iar this oliee. ON d.
pot bin, the delinquency, wherever il eN-
ists, could be readily asocrtaincd. Byucg-
leeiine To adopt this eonrsc be lays himselg
liuble 10 ccnaurc.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

NasR Aeam.lfiafi9as.-'iho Rspullie
says there is 10 deficiency in the naval
appropriations. and 10 truth in lie story
thai the drsil a panor or o'hef eifcaf
ontle Pacific. had been returned .soa Wash.
inrioa lus wan of hada.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

o. z-.sizza c-;sz,s n Il. 81 4 ri=snsaW
Trawlar' pupass administering q dosa ton.
fa' some talaly, with which they imrgiue
We are afflicted. We are extremely obliged
for the tender Of the professional services oil
our accommodating calemplraLy, but decline
the pre- .'r,ioa. on aocaunt , natural
ayorsioa 10 Qsae, msa'e!ns. e'oa ,houai
il lc H.is0as cio.c,.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

DEArn or ErLA BapsrR.-Mr Badger.
formerly distinguished politician Of Phil.
adglpaia. died On the alh iusi., in tie Qua.
ier iusiae asyhm a. Frankfort, near thai
ely.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

DorGLAs GiyEs Ur'-Thc Washington
correspondent of the Cleveland Herald
wfi,csa ,alloEs.--
1. !, ail that the Little Giant" has pro.
nouneed in favor Of Buchanan for the next
democratic candidate for the White House
This will leave the claim Of the great North.
West To furnish the candidate in 1856.
s.mngcr than il would be by having Gcncr.
al Cass the candidate ut this time so YOU sec
tho little fellow intends to take care of
himself prospcctyely, and let the devil
take the hindmost' the next election.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

LorisAxA VINO STATE coNvEsuox.
The Wing STATE Convention of Louisiana,
Which met at Bsipn Raues en- tie l6.h
int, empha,ieslI3 ciaafsad lie ooarramise
msauass. aud recommended lie nomination
o. Mill4ri l'illmeyc Gof frcdi.ai. ald John
J. Crtlsalca q KealaqAy, los lica frcs.
ident.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Kossa.h and suite arrived at Yisi.lurs
on The end inst. lie leit for Jackson On
the sama evening, accompanied by Madam
X. on a visit u Gen fgo,e. rhe fesi If
his suite continued On % Nea Orleans
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

f.rrrrn IRON kosstTu no Toy 81.
The tollaainge.er = A11nlf \
Raane, which We copy ffsa Iis7u',
Democra. Of the 26ih int, was hauisl to
lis EScelIeney ay Cos. l.adislaas liaaai,
WIN. will another exile. Mr. tieoFae Po.
mais. nrriy "a, Iil'a Rack N Thu. g
la. fr he lago.o O. Obtaining 1ua tle
sit.zps If likausss slsa ..,n-.sfIa at = a,
they m,y be di,pssed,2 readcrihe ilaasari.
an eause.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Atsek Sg1fr. !
.ss.lss. sIrGaI N8p4 90 .Gl# -, - (
Hz T. sifrag Gs, .IHrN : rn,s.
tlsay-iiaNr mt Wiia i'Ie n.
c,i .snf4Ihs all over t. ai.z#i s.a.ss /
anvil my,s!l Of tie opportunity IA iufsalAes
anl Ia reeammgni 10 ynaF EseelIenryl my
tieul LalIslag lhazF aud fluaf Yaa
mts earnestly IN asaai# him falr az1.''
anee. ia anpnf. q. tlteza. ah.e- / fsei .
saat. ia4 Aa'ch | ana za#s t'is fe'f.z o.
Al.ahas laasH WITH the an cniIfts''
am. with which al, IL citizens OF th'
tAian efsei tie eaus u c,sil aud feli'
gioHs lihFiy IN Elf1pt.
nemaIa. gilhihe sfsaie T5=P'r'. ~
oll.gncy 1Olc mla 0hil'efi T'oah
j. KDSSl Tit
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

The AIs.faIoliim Hgel Which is now
ganeupil Broadway in the citydf y York,
W.ll zuIass all others .or extent aud elegance.
The Courier ,ays:
L give The rtller an iaaa of the magni.
tulsU ,hz IablishmcuI. sc maf state that
i. i#=.N aeEias izh. and contains over 400
won't ihaf ai thee oyef ene hundred arc
sII#H. o. Hams laeh mite embracing a
larIls hea4epm. d. s.iHz-lorm. 6c,) e8eh
nom b..ua uWiiei with ea,, and hot and
co.l water the building contains aRc
aa3s d elegantly painted halls and PISA.
a's and me i!an ii1a miles Of pipes 10
CONVEY lhs ps. hzt All c.ld water and
-'s#n o. Wzfm ths mi.ling) 10 every part
%. Inc r.IaaIshmzai
The utife cu-. a ihs bsilline. iudenen.
as1t al the tuuianr 6e., vii be- abou,
hali m'Il.ou uf dolass--'hc paic.slass
1'u#s. Ir tia window ss=tus s3j,00o.-
ih# inma#. ubHh /, IN b. # the riches,
B#d mos unique Isi,rn il is estimated
will #r#t ) 5luu1. r. slfatNare has
rfla5l OF szbLias \ C.. II an e1.
l#a=saf SHOW Five hundred and fifty
u'aHl hala bgga osdartl alta oasi uf SD.
H1I-sle IHalHlaai twenty q which are
siHHHl IHm hs.a.um. Two 81 tie lar.
~ 81 th#=a aa iHsrd#d for a=h ena q.
lae era' iliaiaa i'a.a aBd ilay eaeE
eihHn faHian. aI az hHa4.f a9aauc
f.a flas- ba.H# tie iaavf ever I'M
lHHsi iu.aIh IMHi sais, Eaeh q the
b##H Ill n,rHa= ]. nm uulFd with uf.
nun ,el i.ols.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

cARvum. earrgarp,-A letter from
Point Is.bel to the Now Orleans True
Delta. states iiat Carnival lad besn cai-
tan.d b Gen. llsmeS and had effAsd q
Rroaaai.le.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

The creditor Of T5za, holding Grs clas
certificate who met ir Washington on The
5th Of April las year. have deciicd.to no
ecpt the terms offered by the late act Of the
Legislature Of Texas.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

The Gnbaa Pgi@afn-The ship Prem,
t.es arrived at Naw York On lhe l5la ms :,
hayiuy u bqrl Is d lho released Cuban
pfisoasfs.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Hon. josiah Quincy. Jr, Of Boston, il is
said has been compelled to avail himself Of
the insolyent law Ills liabilities are re.
ported at one million one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Washington March l0.-Tho Senate
has passed the Iowa Land bill by vote Of
30 yeas to 10 nays.
A personal difficulty took pucc in the
House io.day between Messrs Millo Fitch
and Duuham
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

MOVEMENT or SrrclE.-1'he amount Of
gold deposited at the Philadelphia mint dur.
ing the month Of February, was about 49,.
100000. The shipments Of specie to Eu.
ropa, during the same period, we're S3,7S7,.
560-so says the Philadelphia Bu'lrtir. .,
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

h. om t'.aafs are due Mr. W Il. Ne.
Kean for 4 y. o. Pieayme q tle 2ad inst.
aud to D. c. Reed Esqr, for Delta If
the 10Th.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

4 \ large aud enthusiastic meeting OF the
'eitiaens Of Bowie co, Teas, was held in
Boston on the "a int ('n account Of which
will be found on om arst page) % axe iat1
consideration ihe Importance Of efectng a
railroad communication with ihe Mississippi
river. 4 st!es Of resolutions va mahi-
moasly adoiied approving. freely md fully,
the aeim u tho Lilg!e hask Convention,
and urgiag the construction Of our great
central route The proposal was alHomader
that a Convention be held at Little Rock
on llis ilhof duly aes', aadihe assistance Of
Northern Texas was pledged to the coatia.
nation Of the road from Fulton, through the
Northern counties Of the State, Tn Letter
Of Judge Mills to the Arkansas delegation
may be regarded as a fair indication Of The
state O. feeling On lis suhieei, which pfe.
walls amuas our ffiends IN Texas. The
tact is. and il il uza,ep any lgaer To at.
tempt 10 iizm1,iae it as a ehmefeal na-
ton. lha. Arbangs has insi reached tint
point IN her history when she NUT NUS
ANaelf fea Aer siale If lelargY, and ea-
lage in some great work calculated To u.
1elaIf her resources and add to her m.eH.
ant1. or be laid on the sAea to saare avs
/ Rip va Ninhle lke) another cycle Of
years vhil. her neighlof States far ont.
ar.n her in The march u. improvement ..ad
] in N ilat constitute the well beiag mi
! pro asi.,y o a people. We hag2 to loag
SIT lily down. with cur arms folded. cur eaef.
gics fasal, led, aud looked with li.ile.s aud
Indifferent stare upan the rapid strides to
aoalhand prosperity Which oiLcr sia.c and
different cauluU..... agaunl ui hhe made,
aa'l az 4 remark Of jude
Mills is i'Is'0'neeairMoaibly ifae, 'thal
now Is the aeesp,ed Tine With Afkansas-
+ now The tide in her alIairsi-lei her do mliai
she isWsll aaieto Do. aad .ie socifss .orhes.
Nlt heboue orer winch Niissaariaadl.oaizi.
aaalag, ''een ngroalias jrlaecy ysas." Y
j are rejoicod u see TIM Tesas saadsread, Il
cooperate with Us IN this work. |. briag.
an additional nTgameu, in f,yor Of prmii
aud ELECTIVE a.'an. aud il cresHages n.
+ in the bcl,cf tlr tie rad Sc dr.ife % e.a.
uei. gat Is ,hs lsl,or M. i.lo aal baaeA
a. tue burden may I'll uldn Us, Nili be I'M
small and inccHs.dcmble lux in tha'
supsndou, ehsin which is destined io unit
+ the atlantic east Ia thn IlIar,, af tho +.
eiie. We a. aIlsl uroa agir % hbor.-
The tmc lar ar.ina is a. haai Eysfs
u.eaas mua b employed. e.e,y source u
assistance eagerly accepted and tie work.
once bequu. No man living can eeinai
.l.a ...-.ls,,ls H. laiFai ullIeh tha Iarnlii5l
Of this iroa tic would confer upon huc
s.nrfatioas, nor even the moua: ot 10
aud enug i, would ia,aac into lha basacs
aad employmeuts oi the present
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

\ TuE CALIFORNIA EmGpArleN.--somc
idea q the rush to California and Of the
crowds who throng the lahmaa awaiting .
paisags, may be formed from 'he Ae; taat
the steamship Gol7ea Gan, which l"i4 Pun
anna on the 18th utimo for San Francisco
loek up thirteen landcd @'sengpys' The
Nee orleans, On the samc de-. took up
SIS hundred. Almga number als1 Took
passage by aiIi2.2e>-eIs. between the ls'
and lG,ll <Sfcbaary, and thero yea re-
maiuol/ Panama between f1ar end Gre
thaa/l persons awaiting a eaineyauee to
Cali jmia.
1fe telegraph reported HAT tn steanfr
MIini, b1und up from fawna, had M
inf San Diego, with her passengers d5lig
Iyation, having haea axt..'our dals
ID Panama. The only additional aegeali
ean dad ot tbs meia6ah1y aiair ia e.
cd ifom The iefar, Of iao s,ean b , ID
r., at hanama:
Nth semsr deNim Ta- A. sia aito
ging basa "a daYs itom pmama. Nhh
w. started she had 2Oo paseagars' ahfi
thirty died at San Diega The cafth
turned the whole pariy azlorc. refusing b
h,se ady Hing msre % h with tltm. ~
ubIainod smc provisions however aud tatS
them ail imta, sending lily inla the lars
to eai wool .or iaal 70 el.al.c lhsu to feasl
San Francisco They ar rrabably IT ihi.
time engaged in cutting NaaI. -
The unexpected accession If sams fbul
or ny lhasmd individuals 4, iee ppnllalloa
ot iht i4aan, h4z pgulaesd Il variety u
pradins pDrs WIS sellme n irm $ ID
To 80 Per barrl. anil iess at sal o UHfci
This. aud the erowd-. aaic o the lslmI
Steamers mut occasion great suffering O
the California cmiRuuts
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

EXravs.oy or rnG CWuo..-rhon9'
L. Nalor. Eil, archiiea ior ihg extension
Of he Capitol at Washington, report thit
the caiirr c,st of the Improvements viii b.
S2if5uJa. Congress Do, Dppupr3a.'l
100000 ipgsrii e, ut wlich am1ul ssS.
632 Si j. alraly csynl'l all some
sl0000 pn now d1e. ~ carry 90 th,
work Sl500Ou viii h' required .ol .hc pre-
cnt, nni SjJ1,0l0 Tor tic next yelr; anil
IL appropriations drc p mads o. 10 prevent
ans li.Iaa.iul of ihe work ihr rnlr
building VIII h' .i1i-.cl in i've years. 70
viii contain lUl lr1.riuo, rooms exclusive
J' aalls The Sgu,s ,lumhcrwll gom,or.a-
BIS seal. one hundred Senators. with amp.r
room for llbbias and scat .uF distinguished
visitors The lobbies win hold l20OD per.
.nf The ilaor Of the llon.c will accom-.
mDiuc 41e persons vih separate deskt
aui ths cu,ir1 Aall s lighted Un three ,ias
with frs willpws ii- dimensions hr' $50
ic,t irom N.th to South, and % feet 10
inches from Eal Ia Wes,. The present
building cg,rr 6l,Z9l square feet aui ihn
new uinu and eoriy''tr ai.l cover 0l.1ll
slu.ga isal
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

SulekISG Mrrpug ANn 'oNrEss.oN or
TIE .auRuEgEas.-A nspgeHpie mluf
mnal J4stp. brewer. and In win were
baa lmIaliy mRIsrel on ths lin ult..
nsar Gfeeuupshar., X by iifc men. Whe
backed las.r mes uad tin, disguised pro-
caaled to tae dwelling ot lhe degslod,
a4d created O nj anzng laeir chsEens,
eagl induced III nsn4cfiaz yie.ims Ia
s#u on. wien ihcy were ka,rarti dHsn
eIb ph1s 1lr EaNst ~ iHsmt!!
az.cl. aad lis $50 - ladiy saa a ihal
sae survived I'm shafl iins. Joaa Col.
la vha IN = s4laI iHa aci. us .lI.ia..lw.
lauhga elai,a. ii b.ahel.a.N, William
Il I'D aal TlHsr Olaae, va lived arlI
gsI..n iaol5 moi flHsl = ite a=isr.
Ear bssa mRei, aHi II 81 ii m tu
GaIms= =aagc eaa.e Il #I.e.F gull, al 81.
l.el TIM Colin. mz gated III IA Il tue
halFi deed. Collin aud hnWef were
IN mhefH of tla l.na #rlnul. aud af lae
Ia dRiz.la o. th sls oi Tenn s.aags
III rytza'ly mia await.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

TIN, Postmaster General hls cs7b'i.h.
ed the following now lot Offices IN im.
State:
bar Cfask, lafayette co, J. D. Strange,
F. NJ
G,om Groe Conway CO.. Alex. Murphy,
+. NJ
llliao, dd BrE, Arkansas co., Caleb
Hewitt, Z. VI.
D,ae Randolph CO., William u. Drake,
pm.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Rro RNea continues IN saol bdstiag or.
der to Fulton and Whiic.0ak shoals. The
steamers Post Ruy AMI ChoelaW, arrived at
Fulton a.Bcc oar lHss.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

\ FaoNura Posr.-Moior H. II. Sib.
d, t., 5 H., writing from For, Graham,
lAai, February lGA, to friend IN lious.
tai, ryos an Interesting account Of an eype.
dapA h lad just made up the country, ae.
t1Apauial BY thirty men On tie direct
VIE % tho new post, Phantom Hill, on
u head oG the Clear Fork They leA
lerl tlfaham N the gth lanaary, crossed
ii d. tributaries Of the Braa1s, including
n Bosqae, and reached the new fort on
n al.t .. Jaaury, 1hcrNerc clnglt in
III the .ayere weather during the middle d
hat month, when the tharmomseC was down
a six degrees below zara aud thai .tof five
ilysot tho worsi weather the whole eQmpl.
y were out o, provisions and were
salgid 10 subsist on bashel ii csrp,
ah,l they had fortunately reserved. he,
ngudslsl by the mountains and the cold
weather. they struck the Clear Fork thirty
milas loo low down. and had to travel lhe@e
..suna.Was. clurs14o phantom Hill.
fie psi is IN the eztrsme verge ef tim.
hsf aud aab.c sail. The Wly timber Is
aau. paz. oas. Elm and blackberry, the hitler
a4l u.ara lhm ssyen lsst but ior saW l9ss
Lower down aa the clear Fork tim ARE
somc beautiful 2allcys well timbcrel with
laa uak. eui,on wood aad the peenn. Nal.
F. lie aeso ne sl.oio be iaand on two or
.Iau ese5ks which Maia' sihey Wi his
HB efa sl he.sir reaching ugihe lear Fork.
. u lac fsarn tfip the command caenmier.
|eata, Gamluchs enei SAVAGE and In band
|aal campel with them. The eommand re-
;uFutl dIFoet ifum Phantom llill "a bel,
Naap, MI theme down by The odd tH'i
/ |fhr g'sal lys Baiiaaf viii a;iolei #mor5
eHeat,al III n4aAear Ihau any ut!ier p,acs
n TeAa Gaal oi tn i'm, quality =
.aanl tbsrs in LIE gtea.aa abaneanee, a.
also gypsum and pip clay.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

CAnrusG uu MAIL rs ESTaA Qucg
TwE-l Is stated that al msm.ion hal
jas' been perfected in Boston by which the
mails bciween any two piaco.-.ay New
iorh and B5toa--may be transported IN
faccn minutes The Boston Tra.rri,t
ay:
"Wc had an opportunity Of examining
the aboyc.urmed invention, and We could
see no good reason why il should not be
practically mcressiul Wcarcnot ~ libcr.
ty to my much upon the sab.cri ai present;
bat the experiment, which we witnessed
were Of o character 10 inspire conidcnc, IN
the auoc1a Of the principle applied even
to distance Of three hundred m.lcs or more.
The beauty Of the contriymeo is ils perfect
simplicity.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Eossurn ScRP .-Wc learn from Tho
Gazette 4 pemoclt" that d. BeaJ1r &
Co. and Dr. Tuppo, Of Lii'le Rock have
been appointed agcUis for iho sle of Kos
salh GRIP. This scrip :, issued in pisces
Of !, ). 10 80 and 800. drawing per
cent Interest aud Is payable in 'sH annual
insialmeuts after tho establishment Of the
government II independent Hungary -
This isult olly long credit bu, Ike the
Cuban bords issued ly Lofcs rather .
doubtful investment II the people Of
Arsanas hlyo funds to invest We would
advise them to iako Railroad stock in prefer.
encc 10 Hungarian bonds
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Waatsa Immediately a lomnrfman Print
al, chaHae Of m oRre H. aae of isis chez.
asiss permanent silealiea aud atsfa! wages viii
+ g..ef.