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NATIONAL INSTITUTE,

NATIONAL INSTITUTE,
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1850.
SIR: l have the honor to make known to the De-.
partment of State the action which this Institute has
taken on the subject of your communication of the
18th instant. That action is comprised in the follow
ing resolutions, unanimously adopted after full dis
cussior at the meeting held this evening
"Resoired That the Institute will take action on
the subject submitted to it by the Department OF
State.
esResolued That the Institute do proceed to
constitute committee suitable to be recognised by
the Government to hold correspondence with the
British Commissioners, and to secure the reception Of
American productions at the proposed Industrial Elk
hibition in London.
"Rcsolred, That committee of not less than nine
teen be appointed to constitute Central Committee
on the Industrial Exhibition, and to &C -espond with
societies and local committees throughout the United
States
ecsolred, That the President of this Institute be
member OF the Central Committee.
tsReS0iUcd That the Corresponding Secretary COM
mnicate to the Secretary of State copy OF the fore
going resolutions, together with the names OF the
Central Committee"
The following the of the members Of
| the Central Committee appointed in accordance with
the foregoing resolutions
Hon. Mllard Fillmore, Vice President Of the United
States, and er o6fco Chancellor Of the Regents of
the Smithsonian Institution
Col. Peter Force, President of the National Insti
tute.
Hon James A Pcarcc u. s. Senate, member of the
Board OF Regents Of the Smithsonian Institution.
Hon. Levi Woodbury., nj. N. L., Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF the United States.
Commodore Lewis Warrington, U. S. NJ, M. N. l. &,
Chief Of the Bureau of Ordnance and photography
Prof Joseph Henry, Vice President of the N L., Sec
rotary of the mithsonian Institute
Prof. Walter r. johnson, Corresponding Secretary Of
the National Institute.
Prof Alexa nder ID. Bachc, M. N. L., member Of the
Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institute and
Superintendent of the Coast Survey
Commander Charles Wilkes, u. S. NJ, M. N. l., late
Commander S. S. Exploring Expedition
Hon. William w. Seaton, M. N H., Mayor of Wash
inSton.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, u s. Scnatc member of the
Board of Regents OF the Smithsonian Institute.
Lieut.. Matthew +. Maury, U. S. NJ, Vice President
of the National Institute, and Superintendent OF the
National Observatory
j. James Grecnough, ESQ, M. ". l.
Charles +. Stansbury, Esq. Recording Secretary of
the National Institute
Col j. j. Albert, NJ N l., Chief Of this Typographical
Bureau.
Gen. Joseph &. To,tcn, Vice President N. L., CMel
Engineer. u S. Army
Thomas Ewbank, Esq Commissioner of Patents.
William Easily Esq, Treasurer National Institute
Leonard d. Gale, M. d., nj. N. L., Examiner OF
Patents.
Joseph C. G. Kennedy, Esq, M. N. L., Supcrinten-
den, of Census.
G.. Seaman ESQ., M. NJ.
have the honor to be
Very respectfully, your obj servt,
WALTER II. JOHNSON,
Cor. Secretary of the National Institute.
Hon. JoRN M. CLAYTON, Secretary of State.
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WORTHINGTON q. SNETHEE.
Formerly Solicitor Of the Genera Land Office

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
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plan for is take the bill il is. And as regards
the particular amendment now under consideration,
would remark that DO not think il is al all material -
Mr. ATCHlSON. II my friend will permit me, VIII
cali his attention this Sodus bay improvement III ne
will turn to page nine OF this bill line hundred and
eighty 1--WE, he will find provision which reads thus;
For the provement Of the habor OF Sodus bay, Lake
Ontario, Cayugs county, New York. $4,000"
Now whether that be the Big the Little Sodus do
Mr. DOWNS. That is amendment reported by the
committee . -, .
MI. ATCHlSON. No, il is not. II is the bill as il
cane from The House of Representatives.
Mr.. DOWNS. Well, il is the "ltlle" one that 90
against. ILaughterl ...,,,m.
Then think that much the better course, this bill is
10 PASS al ALL is TO take il il stands was about
to remark further when the honorable senator from Mis-
sour Mr.. ATcHIsoEl interrupted me, that The amend
ment insisted upon here, and which Is now before u.s.
cannot be material one because have reason 70 be-
eye that the proper construction of the law is as have
before sad that The should not go beyond The
amount of money appropriately and believe, TOO ina
the Secretary OF War takes that view OF The snbect aho
will give no other construction 10 the law wherefore
do not think this amendment very material oppose "
however, solely because think any amendment viii
leopard the bill
(To BE CONTINUED,
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Through Cincinnati Jy entire distance, eIcet ten miles,
uhich Is done In coaches.
Calvert daily, at III, and
regularly fast line the Pennsylvania rn
mountains daylight and puts pas
Pburg hours from time Of depart
This line makes direct connection WIN me
Ohio aud Pennsylvania Psbug
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by ~
through from Baltimore 10 Cincnnau
hours running
line place daily, at sx M by
passengers reach Hodaysburg the day OF de-
and until the next day, when they com
passage the mountain, and arrive In Psbu
hours OF departure rom BAIL
more, with comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural rest and rcpose. H
the enjoyment Of most liberal patronage
travelling pubc their cannot be surpassed by
those any other route between the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets for Pttsbug Masslon, Cleveland and Cincinnati by
Susqehanna Railroad Company Calvert station, Ba
NOR and the following rates:
TO CINCINNATI
TO Cleveland ~ oo
To Masslon. ~ w
To PItfSburg. y "
Travellers this is original hr ough line
and its accommodations cannot DC exceiled
ALFRED GATHER,
superintendent
OYyIoK BALrMoKE AND SusauEHAKNA RAILROAD Co.,
Baltimore, August 20, 1852
Aug 2a-d2wf
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ESPECIAL BARGAINs--We open to-day
Ia white narneis, medium superhne
extremely low prices
do styles cacocs, lax per yard
linens, all numbers grades
for collars and bosoms
100 do Scotch and American diapers, all and widths
so do table diapers and damnsks all styles, prices and
widths
$50 md all kinds oftowei. and towelings
should observe
linen will prove strictly
bombaios and all other
this time full and complete In all departments, and
verbally prices.
iopiece. black silks, all widths, Of that peculiarly kind
kinds
30 do Joscy nannes" all coors, the Desirable ays in
silks fashionable "neutra
tiptsr
rs pairs importa,ions, nj low prices
40 pieces and cheap curtain musins
10 black alpacas, the finest made
200 do OF all kinds Of plaid and plain white eambrics and
musns
cheapest
OF all classes in this city.
pieces long lawns, kentnss, rncnc ambrcs
40 do white and unbienched hannels, makes
30 do bed bckinRs, all grades
900 do whiia cot'ons, lax per yard
styles prices
160 do csiicoes for comforts
so do styles mousseines, allow prices
30 do ern hne black Cloths easmer and black
ings
Also very choice brown and blue cloths
With other article usually kept goods
Terms cash, unless arranged he contrary.
Good Articles low prices and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY a BROTHER,
AugN-6m Opposite Centre Market.
4
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Machine for Crushing, Grinding, and Pulvcrizing.
Recently Patented in this country and IN Europe.


Recently Patented this country and IN Europe.
COCHRANs Panospheca Crushing and Puverizng Ma
for the inspection of the
will be submitted reasonable practical tests proposed
| Big parties interested
their simplicity of construction, their dura
principles which they their effect
all parties engaged grinding crushing and puvenzng
"copper" and lead and all other mineral
| substances.
II the peculiar economy Of these machines
of crushing puveTzng the
powder other earthly matter, proportion
gold easily
subjected of amagamaton that may be
| necessary.
The machines deliver dry may be required,
friction (beng almost without machinery
qung principle which they
any while being pulvezed They app
purposes grinding and puverzing from those
qued druggist the extensive
| California and Australia.
from twelve feet in diamete with
inches five feet in diameter each
weighing $50 pounds 20 sch and sold
| o them at from 500 to S., 900 each.
worked by manual
according changing the velocity and
weight the the balls desired
power may be used from that OF horse upward
of this solicit examination, and will
prove
machines other for crushing grndng pulveng here
| tofore offered 20 the public
the foot Of
Eighth Wiamsburg the large Patent Black and
Peck slip Ferry, every day. O. m, g. p
E.k BUssING & TO-
Aug 2t-eod1w - Cliff street, New York
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THE subscribers, the
6teen years, and purcha-
sing selling paying perfecng ues and giving
lands collecting debts said
pecy their such wish engage
about from failure
Claims otherwise good barred by adverse possession OF
three ysarshat being limitation Owing of
,ese among the best lands in condition
lost
Having made acquainted the
laws relating determined diligently
claims In all advance
sucent
willing contingent interest in the lands
attention and services.
III y. MARTIN
r.. ID. JOHNSON.
GALVESTON, August u 1852.
References: Colonel E. Aleu- attorney general W. p. Bnng
GER district attorney, r. ID. G. Mills, Galveston
Colonel Riley Rice and Nichols, Houston Colonel
r. W. HI Thomas X Price, and William NJ. Goodrich,
ESQ Orleans; Lucan Minor Louisa Court house, vf
gnia delegation In Congress, Washington, D. c.
AuR 9f-daS eod3mcp'
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Notice to Lovers OF n Fine Trip down the
and Cheap Fare.

Notice to Lovers OF n Fine Trip down the Potomac,
and Cheap Fare.
= ~ The steamer BALTIMORE, in come zion with
G-Po-e the MARYLAND, will make excursion Piney
.2k Point Wednesday, the astb instant, attend
and ball TO be given at that delightful place the
instant.
The Baltimore Rrsdlsys Wharf at O'Clock
that day. for the above place.
at AQUA Maryland Returning, Maryland
Pney Friday 9Th, and arrive in Washington
cssts trip only 80 So including meals S. in
'''''s GEORGE MATTNGLY,
Aug 9i-2t Agent.
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fro BE CONTINUED
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nAnITIME INTELLIGE NCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 4, 1852.
Arrived.


sM Steamship Empire City, Leeds. New Orleans March
e Via Iayann5 days with specie and passengers, to
Holtitr.
Slip Harvard Boeton) Lane, Liverpool % days with
Tdee and 81 passengers, to II Ellington Co. March y
lat 80 So ION ~ cxlericnc ed heavy gale from WSW car
iitd away fore and main topgalsnt maste mi, topea
ynrd lcd cargo, and received other damages 10Th John
Black seaman. native Of Ireland fell from the foreyard
D u deck. and was Killed.
Zip Missfipri tef Batmore) rryan, Cork, % days N
lalat, with cabin and ~ stcerage passengers to Cook
& smith. -,
dfo tf8 passengers, to 70 Hurhut Il Co. March ~
Let 1890 Ion b. spoke ship Lancaster, Given, from Mobile
for Nartof. .
Bark Alfred (Brcm) rundt Dremon. % days. in ballast
ana lsS IEffrnEors 10 Poppe& Co. -,
Berk AtD fih (of Mystic Gates, Mobile. - days, with
cotton &c, 20 Eagle Hazard March "a, off tbe Trtugae
lolo afk Mary II Barney from Providence for Apalachi-
cola " days OUT lat inst lat ~ 40 len i3 no. boarded the
fclr Iarny Bourne tBrl, before reported abandoned .
Brig Ocean tBrcm Jacobs Bremen, 20 days In ballast
and III lGfecBgors. 70 Paventtadt Il Schumacher.
Fri. Elant ard Blanchard sagua, days, witt sugar
&C. u Buck Co -
brig Irene tBr), Joyce Archat, days. with hsh toJ
Prime.
scr aurora s, Caruthers Charleston, days. with cot
ten &C. to master April B of Cape May lost main gait
stisr Actor ireland, biddlc Creek, NC 5days.
schr " i,ictt $ KDline, smith ~ xandria days.
-ttt u Parker tcf Eastrurt) Fitch Alexandria daya
Sri.l N,ry Louisa NJ re Norfolk. days
s,t-5 Nhni IL. William. i .pat 8drga.
sI HiEoc Nralttv HHlflWtrt ltts
s.br Monmouth. BusDss. ba..i1,sse, u-y..
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NJ.
AsHrs-Bu. 80 bbls pots and pearls found buyers at
former figures. stock moderate.
BRrADsIurrs.-Flour tended downwaris the days
business consisting Of 7eo0 bbs-superfnc Canadian at
- 25a 81 IA common to good Southern. at 81 81
"a so ordinary to choice and fiat hoop Ohio at 81 43
- Gs, with mixed to fancy Western at 81 62is 81
sax per Dbl Rye -four, meal wheat and oats ap-
pcarcd inanmate Barley seemed very dull. at 72sc a
IKE. Rye ruled lower $4,000 bushels having been OBJ
tanned, in part. at 7Sc. per bushe. Corn improved n
tiae tho sales comprising - 800 bushels poor white
southern, at Csc Gee; prime yellow do at &c. and
DO. white Northern. at Csc.
CorroS-The sales 1000 bales to-day with quiet
market the basis Of &c. for nddling upand and SIC.
for DO. Orleans.
FREIcHTs.-To Liverpool ship was loaded with cargo
Of cotton at I'd and few hundred bales besides part
compressed engaged 1T the price 1900 bush
els Of corn taken in bulk private terms supposed
70 be trife under 3D. Flour 1T Is I'D. and Is
Sd asked To London, LOCO bbls -four engaged ut
Is cd There change 70 notice in rates for CONT
mental ports or for California.
FnosIoss seemed less active the business not exceed
ing 800 barrels prime and mess pork. at SIG n
$40 II and ST. SIT 12 10 packages extra shout
aers and hams at and 9s,c. 10c 200 barrels prime
lard at 9i4c We with $50 do prime and beef
al s51s sex, and sos S12i..
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chr Jos Guest. cpnkAn. Baltimore, 4 days.

Schr Jos Guest, CVAkAn. Baitimers, days.
Sehr Cernelia A Croeke. Grant. Balsimsrs, 4 days
Schr Ihoe Cooper. Corson. Philadelphia, . days.
S Sh Almira II, Gandy PhiiadelphiA days.
Schr Alex Henderson. Godfrey. Phladelpkia. days.
S S asr Gs ris%Mns corson. PhiisdelYsis dsys
sehr Niassra. lngersolI. Philsdelphia, 2 day.
Sstr S'wo r",. Carroll. Phadelphia, days.
setr y u pei, ROWLAND. phiiadelphla. days,
seir steelman. Candy. Phiiadoiphia. . days.
sehr Mnettc, -? Philadelphia, 2 days.
Sehr mary Iurbeli, Baynum, Philadelphia, 2 day.
seir Rusling. Rice Phiaaelph ia, 2 days.
Schr cnns n omith Gould, Kingston for Boston.
Sehr Ann Ripple, Howes Kingston for Boston.
Schr Msxson Rodgers. Farren. Now Haven. dAys.
sioop Lady Adams, Allen, New Haven, days.
Below,
A bark. from Apalachicoin.
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Arrivsd.ships Hope. N0rlesns; Parthenon do; bark.
Jesur. Trinidad; brSs syph tBr Shields Messenger Br
Troon Ceestnc Clenfregos Napoleon CArdenas; schr,
Mary Chiffon, Port au Prince; Lcjok Darien.
CHARLEsroN. Apr l 8.
Arrivcd1Schrs Saunders York Saml Nash, Camden
4h bark Jupiter Portland; schrs Flying Arrow Lincoln
and Iclcm NYork. $500
ssiied-Iris Florida, for Northern ports.
NORFOLK. April 4.
Cleared 3d-Schr Johd Tunis, Porto Rice,
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MEDICAL.

CAKD.-DR. CHARLES u. HAMMOND HAS RE-
turned from Europe and resumed tho practice Of his
protection at No 10 Church street Murray Special
attention TO Female oupiants and to dsca Of tho
nnd Ear. Once practice only. Hour from ~ to q daily.
Valentine mott d. ifoioat VI tbs Academy
OF Medicine. Consultations n francas
NO FEE TILL CURED-Dk. COKBET1 10 DgANg
street, may be consulted COY hasnaly I'll, troat
nept Of dc ate diseases. yosrs prs
this speciality OF the profession enables him speed
and Permanent cures sna la tbrct
days The Nctiss OF quackery apply With certainty
81 icing honoruhy treated fror lie long experience, b.
y enabled 20 cure ofoctuay certain nervous debility
N. B. Or. Corbett IL member az the new vorx I'M
vertity.