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CLARK, AUSTIN & SMITH. Deal.
DISSOLUTION.-The Copart,ersbiD

III III
hsTetore eNsnE b~iwess the Fnhscribers ander the
name OF MOORE HORSFALL- is this day Dissolved By
autuS Either partner s authorized nEn 10
enent Of suutsDdins busiE ess New York. Aus tts2
HORACE H. MOORE
FRANCIS HORsFALL
THE DOWNTOWN BOOKSTORE,
corner a. Hanovsrst and Exchange psce Will b. cOntn-
0ed by HORACE n. MOORE. who hopes that from his
Be able TO oil who may favor hun with call N
hsfsetory manner
LIRRAIRIE ETRANGERE.
FRANCIS HORsFALL bess TO snuOunoe that he has e.
shlisbsd hmSf Of No. 5S7 BrOsdwsy where be will DE-
vote bic attention TO the Selling and Importing Of French
and other Foreign Books and PnhtA Mes BoOka &c
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The tstins boos Of the season" lost publis led.
|THE UPPER TEN THOUSAND..

VIE CIIEh ZEN IhOOSAND.-
II Sketches OF American society,". BY G Astor Brsted
ESQ Illust slsd from OnnnA Designs Price 50 cents, IN
paper mOslia, IS cents
Lie - Tob css-r, rvsrtHus ard hs The
d asFs-eotyp-s shh 6sure the dsvns rooms Of The
an vae-ths noted san. Of the Inc
bsterfy Of and nsnenJy
u. of n,d~rn as, rouns nss. rho has
and not psfruarnGy
efoFrs ~ ifter. ha Abs
hons ntouuiry and all cool blas+
sor OF ar ttstiS woDdr0ns , telhLs
O. tie BE- snhhstss hs lut- u
ssovs the hsA eta me virtue % some
dashIf bee
Is the moment RATIONAL of Anercsn
Tor sherry roub-r ds,assnG
70. he leOgy Of thu ana
ThToughoui,
ant
t.un Shs hss b-en ah3 o. and through
then o. tst@ dosn ottns here tt %
o. sow nasains hie John Tboh
Loostts broad steady n he nate
rEvenans Mirror.
Coliec.sd voiuns of
70 -honate h~ vhrh utl-h~ti % Frss-rs
asu1as. We Cep-d portions Of them column.
ASHAMED from don Al greater lenEh b~cas.s bs
brihant suc~d p-reved uo~srrasah-
per-ons kno-nhere osl fs The author ha.
gubhcy densd the 81 hsTns COPIED IRON IVA no
bot the COINCIDENCE sssi remarkable s~vsrhee'a
hstts ue vol conts uus and VIVID sseths-
md that btrtstsntns - zone of hwy
hAsw rh % = g0od Nrr Iofs
STRiNGER 4 TOWNSEND. No ~ Broadway.
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rTATE AND NATIONAL Law
vVvo CARPENTERS and BUILDERS

For e.ls.-A WtsS0ss sssAO - onm1A 10 b n
Gssa Win B. so< oAss, or es.A lpssis q ~ apaGe.
tory, No ls3 Ess, - q, est~sss = - 81 sva, q b,
pELAhATER
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,h, b. xaalns 70 promote the comfort ani Ia Vines o
rv,,,s CHAa l. BOARDMAN Pro '7-ior
HUEoS HoUsE, ksokinaa July la, lsd%
The undersgass visitors ire Island Of hscktns recon-
~nA above House their isnAs and 70 all Who atend
yiGtibs he sAna either pleasure 90 bsanesA Thsy
W every hius necessary ior Sort Of this house and
the bost Mr. BOsrdman s.SsJs band 70 at<sad 70 tbs
waits u bis gussls.
J Miller, ci-elevtre, Ohio
". Finch, sandy Hill N. y
John Finch ssndnky Ohio,
hOore and lsdy Cleveland, Ohio,
WNhinsida Hill, Ann ArboE. Mich
James Hove and lsdy, Luna Ind,
Roswell G. smith and sAy. LAf.ystte, Ind
Thcs Brown ard ADV Medina Ohio.
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Amnsemeuts.

1NlBLOS GARDEN-JoHN Sryror,
hSs.ss-THls EVENING. August 5. the famous
eszer< Drama 10 .cts Of
THE TOODLEs!
nfs. NJ Burton. Mn. Toodlea Mrs Dyott
M tooSB Nj Howard Mary Aourn. .Mra skerrea
! ~ saclsSs viii THE MCMMY.
ilsng Mr. Burtoa Lazy " B.thershin. Johnston
h@srts y eta private boxes - Doors open OF y TO
sns.ass u o'siook.
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M OUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE.
WI By HORACE FABYAN White Mountains y n
IRIS eeehraied Hote situated II the 30, Of the Westeu
scpe ~ the White AOuotsna ard In fall V1sw OF the en-
tire Of their ioAe9 p1nua Pensoas travelling ~
pleasure Epor here enjoy pure mountain ar pie
urcsqOe and tho streams 81 the White hoan
siBs large and splendid stad Of POnes vii Be- 0dnd
this House AUAysin readiness bE tAo>e wishing y aend
the h0aniAin-safszd footsd-uost Of them hs'inf
had trnruE OF two three yeas With Intelligent ana
sesIisDsnb Cues HORACE FABYAN, Procnstor.
A e lsta Of IA
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ROOMS with STEAM POWER no
lALeT-Ftne hsht RoouA wtth rood seaA, Pv., hn
st IN The ssS Depot Bsenk aornsE Of csrsrs .sS 800
foox. nom 70 10 daily.
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Schools.
OIvIL ENGINEERING SCHOOL

Directed by vICToR BEAUMONT, @ v, or.buaAs
Of tie school Of Arts ard Asnsfsetarss OF pSa-A sev
40, re- Of Lectures and will besa hs Lee q So
.mber next FOR pstssas and rsfsrsnoss apply - ~
Rhool No $50 Houssoa ct near Wooster
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DOOMs TO LET, With STEANPOW.

IL ER, In the rev buildins oorssf 81 0rs>ou,es a.
Eeaeh streetA Of ioA % Also smaller rCoos
Tn location unsurpassed for bushes hcnes la poSs,
steady ana the rooms exceeissly vel hshted Appy IA
TERRfs kFABER
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.ru.Y0RK TRIBUNE

fhh o,tsos lSo rHs sAsow'Sa lsLASps. a
90 s.iroSsa s.r%rtaTe Of each semi honthiJ Nal
, rsa-s'Ss 80. S; esu.. Pel eoPg r,p,ra Pnh,.b.,
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20 ct frr ihsd or unturn SHED, with MI Or partia
fc.r1 4. house vita ell the mo1ern improYemenH %
Supisd ~ Fr,teh knily WHARF ne ffsseh = oaJ
- sv,rrs IT, sdy vii AGO give ie-sots 70 he lAdsa
:, th- souss OF abroad RsisTs0ess sAehAnsed Address
N - Wssf sub
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Uanis.

As Cook, for hotel, boarding house.
IA or private boose, by respectable Woman. whe tho
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HARMS for SALE CHEAP-Ons Of

o. no. one Of 20 ser-s Or, of - bib s~sr the k.
rosd Depot-wiih rood eUldinss sns Of ~ seIes
.ad bsrr one OF 4 scr,s oss % and Psws ~
roas othsr rses al cheap Some TO DO sashAAfea ~ sY
property IS sfss satsbls st esDs tA scsf ~ pseoS
tonranic.t,oa four tne. day with the CIV Csn On
VAIL a. Psehc Hotel s.HTasvs from 10 10 e. otssr Ssye
Dc TOT Plsinssd Leave Pier No l. North 1--we. q
& 10 ana oeoek. daily, By CeatrN hsilrosS
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TPHE THREE STORY DWELLING

HOUSE. No. 50 Couu.har, ion the Righnl Brs,k.
ITn 20 Letor oF S.le-Has eo-d Basement, md,
&e ands IA IN Eve minutes yak Of Fulton Ferry Apply
AZ No. .6I PeAYist NeE orb.
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~ bAkZ VIII afnn Sw scholars n lola eaasos Alpoo1y
soDnsAssd Hsv ssssss for bssassrs taliss cad gsat-
ssp.rstely) are ooasfanty forming Phvsas lssnD
he Office in part Of tAs city erx.s
sions correctly psrormsd COLLEGES ssi Schools stese<sA
moderate ssIns Address No 3o Broadway. Ne
frsth oor.
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EOR SALE-The Superior light draft
10 schooner MARY AND SUSAN yiss = -
Alands Dosh. BrosAlyn, - banaso bah il NJ
Carolina entirely Of esk, ard reossty pad n oss'e
order she 10 three yesrs old hfht dan - ~srs wNs
fouTd In snd nfsiss and ssrsstor Ve~si
tie eos,tsss rads II alsossd Of 81 psivsi. s~e
Abe Will BE sok q Auetoa 10 eloss . ecaesra, q
WEDNESDAY the 2asb Of August
N l. hoCREADYk CO, Ne. - sossh O.
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Learning the Currency.

OF all the close dealers among US.
our Teutonic friends are a little the
sharpest. 1t is astonishing how soon
they learn our currency. A good thing
occurred, however few days since,
with a keeper OF small lager bier" :"
saloon. who undertook to teach his as
siStant, a thick-headed sprout OF "Fa-
derIand," the difference between five
pence aud six pence.
"You see, Shon, de biece init de woman
sh de five bence, and the biece mldout de
woman sh de six bence
"Yah." said John, with dull twinkle
ofinteIigence.
A wag of loaler, who overheard the lee.
ture, Immediately conceived the idea of a
8'.saw, and obtain his Largey bier gratis for
that day at least. Procuring three cent
piece, he watched the departure Of the boss,
and going up to John. he called for mug
of 'bIer, throwing down the coin, and iook-
ing as if be expected his change. lohn, re-
membering his recent lecture, took up the
piece, and mutterng 70 himself
"Mitout de woman 'tsh six bens. he
handed over three coppers change,
How often the aforesaid wag drank that
day. we knew not. 1t depended upon HE
thirst and the number oftines he could ex-
change three copPers for three cent piece;
bat when the boss came home at night the
number of small coin astonished him.
"Vat ish desc. Shon--you take so many
for?"
qsix bens. replied John. with a peculiar;
ly satisfied look
N "Six bens Dunder aud blixom You
take all desc for six bens' From who you
take 'eml
.De man, init beard like Kossuth; he be
drink all day nit himself"
"Der tefel! You gif him shange every
time!," M
\ "Y-a.h.' said John with rather vacant
stare.
"Der tefe catch der Yankee" was all
the astonished Dutchman could say
--------- ---------
M 4 witness on examination in one OF The
courts Of Illiuoise. upon trial concerning
horse trade. was asked by counsel for de-
fendeni how the plaintiff generally rode.
"He generally rides stfaddIe, sir, re.
piled the witness. r5s.J4
..Iiow does he ride in company" asked
the attorney.
.,Iihe has a good horse. he always Keeps
up" ;.
allow does lie ride when lie Is slone!
..Really. sir, l do not know" replied the
witness, ofor never was in his company,
when he was by himself
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y ~ A%A&MA.a
Ens and Outs.

BY JEEM
I'm out OF cash and So Of course,
I've pocket room to let
I'm out ofpatience, just because
I'm never out OF debt.
Besides, lin dreadfuIiy in love,
And more than half ia doubt,
Winch is the greater evil, that
OF being in or out.
I'm deeply in my tailor's books,
Bur don't mind dun
And i'll wasn't ont of funds
I'd pay him out of fun.
He always gave me "tits' he said,
BIT heaven bless his eyes.
'Twould put him in fit, guess,
He'd be in such surprise.
I'm ont at elbows. in distress
In sooth, sorry tale.
I'm out of favor, out of sorts,
But then I'm ont of Jail.
My landlord says my time is out,
And thinks I'd better shin,
I'm such an out aud outer, he
Won't have me in his inn.
I'm out Of office, but in hopes
TO get M in some day;
If | don't run for something soon,
I'll have 10 runaway.
I'm out of spirits and I'm out
or more than can think
I'm oui OF temper, hang the pen.
Ye gods!---I m ont Of ink
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Sa

The WooDvILLE REPUBLICAN is issued week
~ at three dollars year, ii paid in advance,
or four dollars, If payment be delayed until
the expiration of six months,
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 81 90 per
square (which is ten linesl for the first lnser-
tion, and fifty cents for each continuance.
The usual discount made to yearly advertisers.
Where the number of Insertions are not mark
ed, they will be continued dnring the pleasure
OF the publisher, and charged accordingly.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES tor State offices
$40 90; for county offices, SIS 0O--invariably
in advance ets
Book ASp jon WoRR of all description ex-
ecuted at this office. al New Oreaus prices
and with ueatness and despatch.
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tllF <0th OF august rom llNefpoul, ana
embrace the following.
LiuegpoOl Cotton mpket.
Aug. 25.---The sales of cotton on
Saturday and Monday were limited 10
about 10000 bales. hut on Tuesday the
demand was active, and the total sales
since the departure OF the America are
$4,000 bales. There have been but a
few spectators or importers IN mars
kel. and nearly all.has heen taken for
the trade. There is decidedly better
feeling in the market towards the close
aud So>day's transactions have been at
tirmer prices, Nest of the brokers
quote fair Orleans at @ Ia and 6 -.
and Fair uplands at aud led per
pound.
EagldRd--miassterfal changes.
II is reported that Lord Canning
will enter the ministry rs Secretary for
foreign affairs, and that Lord Aims
bury will be appointed Ambassador to
Paris.
Parliament is TO meet on the 4th Of
November.
The Hon r. ]. Walker is about to
visit Galway. on business CONNECTS
ed with the New York aud Galway
line Of steamers.
Fteace and Belgium.
Il is now stated that the treaty be-
tween France and Belgium is complies
ted. All is quiet in Paris and III the
departments
Grrece-- -cdse Of Mr. ktRg
The negotiation Of Mr. Marsh with
the government Of Greece, relative TO
the case OF Mr. King. has resulted in a
satisfactory arrangement. .9
Spaia,
A line Of steamers has been estab5
lished to run between Cudiz and Gu
ba. The Spanish war steamer Vnl>
can has been sunk of the Azores.
1nothe,' Planet
Mr. Hind, the Astronomer has dis,
covered another planet
american Squadron
The American squadron has sailed
from Trieste
Arriualof Soatagg.
Madam Sontagg, The celebrated vo>
calisi. is among The passengers OF The
Al lctic.
Epropa.
The Cupard steamer Europa. arrivs
ed Al Liverpool. 90 Sunday, 23i An.
gust.
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10 BY the year 1000, says an exchange
paper, il is very probable that rnanusl Ia |.
Dor will have utterly ceased under the sun,
aud the occupation Of the adjeciive "hard-
Ested," viii have gone forever. They have
now, 10 New Hampshire. polaioe Dig
ging machine. drawn by horses down the
row, digs the potatoes, separates item
from the dirt. aud loads them np into The
cart, while the farmer walks along. whist
ling lsii Columbia /" with hIs bands in
his pockets.
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Rcddy nude PiUs.--IY when Steven
sons regiment was about to take its
departure for California, an individual
who was TO accompany il. called upon
manufacturer Of palent medicine, in
N. York, and ordered large quantity
OF purely vegetable pills. These pills
were 10 be made and boxed in twenty
four honrs. aud furnished at a ridieu~
lously small price. less than the cost
Of manufacture.
The pill maker knowing that it was
impossible to supply the pills within
the time, and at the price offered. after
pnzziing bis hrains awhile, suddenly
rushed out, and made his way to the
Fulton market. where he purchased
peck of peas. Taking these TO his fao.
tory, he dropped them isto a solution
of gum tragaeanth, aud after rolling
them in powdered iiguorice, labelled
and boxed theHs
They weFe taken to California, and
there warranted aud sold for what
they were--purely vegetable pills.
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dJteci0te n Tie Hayoy of Ttpeytog.--
DURING tie time when Wesley and Whit.
field wele gaining 20 many converts in va
rious parts Of England, the former came to
preach at Tiyerton. This created conslde.
rsbIe excitement ia Twenon, aud the May.
or fearing some flol Inigfti cnsue, issued his
proclamation commanding Wesley to desist
las i was dangerous to peace and good
order that he should preach in that place.
On being demonstrated with by one OF his
friends, he made the following IaeonIe re-
ply:
II Id0n't sec What reason there can be for
any new religion ID 'rieeuon. Why DO we
want another way 70 so to Heaven. when
there's SO many. already. Why, sir, there's
the Old Church and the New Church--that
ls one religion. there's Parsoii Kiddell'sat
the Pie meedng---tlat's two: Parson Wes-
COTS IN Peter stSeet--ibat's three aud
old Pi.soii Terry's in Newport street--tllat
is fnur -Four ways Of gong to Heaven
II they won't 90 10 Heaven by one or the
other Of these ways, byc---illey slanteo
to Heaven at all from Tverton, while I'm
Mayor Of the town
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Cabinet Ware Rooms.

TsNMOTHY KINGSBURY would inform the
H. public tina, he has Just erected large
and commodious Shop on Alligator corner,
near Mr.. Hickley's Saddler Shop, where he
prepared to execute all orders, at the short
est notice Old furniture repaired, and bills
filled for any article in the Cabinet line He
offers his services as an Undertaken, on the
most reasonable terms. BY close attention to
business, and moderate charges he hopes to
merit the continuance Of his old customers,
and the public generally
Woodvile, Septic, IS5l-tf.
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Notice.

.NTRA YED from the Panta-xa
Stion of Mrs. SARAH Row, near 70
Bayou Tunica, in the parish OF A'aassI''A>
West Feliciana, t WO VALUABLE
MULES. One a black horse mule, and
the other a bay mare mule, branded on the
thigh with the letters q r..
Any persons taking up the above descri-
red strays, who will convey word or iufor>
nation to VINCENT Row, oil Percy's Creek,
will be suitably aud satisfactorily rewarded
aug3-4w
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HAVING purchased the new aud eie-
MN CANT SAW MILL, recently erected
by Nc. William Rele. on Ford's Creek
am prepared 90 fill all orders, and to deliver
LUMBER in any portion Of the country,
as cheap. if not cheaper, than eau be had
of any body else. A liberal share OF pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited
I'D. WoODWoRTH.
August 81 ls5a-n35 ly,
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The Springfield Republican express
rs its hesitation as to whether Il should
smile or weep over the picture Of Jen-
ny Lind, recently drawn by tho CORES
pondenf Of the Iverness Courier. The
Hartfort Tiuies suggests TO the editor
the propriety of bioriag his nose. by
way of"spIitting the difference
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Iaecdote ~ DR. Young ---As The DR.
was pHo day walking ii bis garden at
Melvin, in company With two ladies'.
one of whom he afterwards married, a
servant came 10 tell him that a gentle>
man wished 10 speak with him. "Tell
him. said the Doctor, 'that am too
happily engaged, TO change my situa-
ton" Tue ladies insisted thathe should
90, rs bis vister was a man Of rank.
his patron and his friend. As persua>
sion. however, had no effect. one took
him by the right arm. the other by the
left, and led him TO the garden gate
when. finding resistance was vain, he
bowed. aud laid bis hand upon bis
heart and 10 thai expressive manner.
for which he was 50 remarkable, spoke
the following lines.
" Thus Adam looked when II ON the garden
driven
And thus disputed oldefs sent from heaven;
Like him 60; but yer to go am 10th;
Lake him | 90, tor angels drove US both
Hard was his fate, but mine still more
unltindi
lis Eve went with him. bat mine stays
behind"
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MO0DvILLE MORNING,

abou, as wise AZ II lnan were tu think OF
remedying broken arm by cutting his
head oa The danger wh:eh would have
existed ii the compromises bad not been
passed would now exist II they were te-
tealed by the action Of the opponents OF
those measures. They were fairy Within
the scope OF the constitution, aud were to
be obeyed wiih the same fidelity MS that
sacred instrument ITSELF which all good
citizens must and would stand by while a
plank remained Happily through the
lowering clouds of the passing storm the
white olltIs OF concession were in sight,
and the joyful cry was the Union--elernal
Union, "
Gen Pierce spoke with free aud fiery
energy which created aud maintained
lively sensation during the whole period of
hIs eloquent and uncompromising speech
.~~-~~-~-~-~-t--Ny- .Ss~.~-sN.>ses.- 49,
From the Charleston Southern Standard.
WASHINGTON, Aug. z. 1852.
Mr. Editor-Your correspondent, (" Pal.
meuo." has informed your readers that the
Northern Scott Wings have been active in
frankng aud forwarding the article from
the National Era, the abolition paper in
this city, winch re, Iews the public career
Of Gen Pierce, and shows. from the record,
thai he has been jealous. determined. and
consistent opponent Of tree-solism aud abs
oltionisn, since its first agitation ! have
procured list OF the names OF such mem
bers and the number they have each frank
ed, members OF the House OF Representa-
tives !, also. seud you again the artieleit
self. and request. ii You have space, that
you will publish it IN the same number of
the STANDARD that will continue this letter
All the names below are Scott Wings
2eaous for his election, and in favor of the
renenl of tie Fnritive Slave Law.
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Numhcr ~.


.lnynsi Eleeiio6N-Elections have
been held this month IN in North Caro-
linz. Missouri, Iowa, Alabama and Ar
kansas. In Alabama. the question was
on fiie call 81 4 stale constitutional cos
veniion. and had no reference to poll
ties. The call Was volod down by an
overwhelming majority.
The resuli in North Carolina has nj.
ready been given. The wings arr most
disaarously defeated IN their boaSled
slroRs 6oss,.. in lle south.
IN Missouri, the democracy have e.
lee ted their cn,ipe state ticket by a ve~
ry large majority. aud three out ofthe
iive members ol congress, In the PIE.
sent congress the delegation stands ,
wings to . democrats. Under the new
apportionment hwthe state is entitled
10 seven members. aud the two addI>
iisnal oucs to be elected (by general
ticket, we presume,) will unquesIiona-
bly be democrats
By the returns from Iowa, II appears
that jhe democrats have carried the le-
gisIature, state ticket and one member
of Congress. The democratic majors
ity is estimated at 1900.
Arkansas has done her whole duty.
Thus have alllhe August elections.
in which national questions were in>
volved, gone lor the democracy. The
results prrdgure the triumphant elec-
tion of Pierce and King, IN November
next.
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ARRIvAL oF TnE cREscENr crrY
LieElooI loltoa Eaagket.

The u. 5 Mail steamship Crescent City.
Lieut.. ID. d. Poner, IT, S Navy. command
ing, arrived this morning from New York,
UN Havana, which place she left on the
I'D INST. She brings scventy.six passengers
and large amount Of freight We have
received copies Of the Dtario deto Haba-
na from the Dist ult, 10 the Sd inst, iucIu.
siVe.
We find nothing in the papers relative
to tie conspiracy, but earn from tho pur-
ser OF the Crescent Cuy that The arrests
continued TO be made daily From the
same source we learn that thirteen pcrsons, i,
said to be connected with the secret press
recently seized, had been imprisoned. For
full particulars OF this affair, we refer our
readers To the letter il another column. ia.
ed at Havana the 3lst ult.
The DtaJio is filed with details Of the
recent disastrous earthquake at Santiago
de Cuba It does not appear 70 have done
much damage anywhere else. although
slight shocks were felt at a nnnbrr Of 9th
er towns aud villages, The steamer Gen.
Armero had arrived at Santiago dc Cuba
from Baracoa, where she had been detained,
but not on account Of the earthquake, as
only slight shock was felt there.
The Government had appropriated $50,
900 for the relief Of the sufferers by the
earthquake. and had offered free passage
to all Iaborers aud artisans who wished to
60 from Havana to Santiago.
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Total By membars OF the House of

representatives, 2SUUU
have not been able to obtain a list of
the Senators who have franked the same
document to the North, 10 prove that Pierce
is a radical pro-slavery man.
Bat the feature which exhibits the reck.
less prolligacy OF the Southern Scott wings
in the strongest light, is this: having such
knowledge as have communicated, Stan
ly, CuIlom, Jones OF Tennessee, and others,
with shameless efrontery. arc now ac-
lively eagaged in sending off docu menls
TO the South to prove that Pierce is free
soil abolitionists Can il be, that they
will succeed in deceiving aud dnping the
Southern people to support Scott and op.
rose Pierce