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! ohAND LoDGE IN PENNSYLVANIA. AT the
e. sSIH .ommunica.ion held Dec. lst, 1851, in
oSc.ss' r.e zee Masons elected The folio wing
s'oi We coming Masonic Year, VIZ
ym NJ, -. rassT-Dr. A. Boumonyi!le In place OF
w mh,ti'ey' who declined reelec,ion.
81 Dtp'sy q: As<James HUTCHINSON
&c" e. Warden-Peter Williamson
~. L " 4rden-Dr. John n Mitchell
%N,G. TreaS.-John Thomson
kE.G. >ec.-WIliiam H. Adams
ks .sees OF Lse GTdrd Befgea.-Sxmucl n Per.
ssn.I ssnuel Badger, William wnitney. Peer vii.
'snsea AID Jacob Steiner. ''s' WIZ
n Satnrcay last. the 27th inst. tssir, yo,r,,
J0e foregoing Grand Officers were isstaiIe5
iRSEouEL.-IHe Marshall Qn) demo
g.. Of The 18Th, contains the conclusion of ,hs
49, tie Committee of Vigilance. formed A 70 A.
sos. ago by the citizens of that County Eight per
kssA we're tined and found guilty. Tae old man
aIs,s Who seems TO have been an exceedingly
,ho.se case" has left the County. The Old man is
All esehiy Years OF age aud Is himself, as well
q. J, "nole family VERY poor lie had tnree sons,
seons ~non was ltnched 20 death IN Arkansas, the
es~ We ihe sstlence OF death passed upon him,
u Coy s1o' isrself, and The third IS confined IN
sasna. N"ant1 }. on charge Oflarceny. with
NsaNUerios prospee OF being provided for by the
~ 'of seversl = s."
fIsE AZ CT. xsv,,,r Trxx fire
which e.. ~ SiarA lie on Thursday night, tiSth)
escco s,s.yss Clure Broader'S large 10
Chanhs ,S..nmef' Vi 5000 worth o. TOBACCO.
Wtole -. house was also destroy ed
s'e'''' But little insurance.
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Ochntsk Sea. Aug. I3th. shiq

,,.ncbo, N Zane Olivia Ochotsk Sea, Aug 18Th, ship
Peoi Rush Swan. Warren. SEQ So goo wn Nm
AZ Jogbez about Oct IS, Rebecca Sms Jarnsg an nd,
100 30 bound on a cruise LeoBldss Clars, r. U mes
OF 40 al bound on a Sailed from DO s<ct los
ue,cnyy h. 500 SD 90 cruise Valparaiso Cleveland.
NIB. loo sp., DO Superior, Lace NIB. GO pc
Haryes< Tee, Nsnt 800 50, DO Caia2ba, Nast, ~
a. do r rdwsrds Lice Tor Bugess)N ", 100 s2., do
ssina Coon n b., Ioe0sp, do on'sno. Nans. u NOS
Heard from no date. Abm Barker. Morton Mi
NOS out Ice bbls. whale. 22oo bone; sssphans' isy'
In he Arctic Oceas Sept "a. Ssra.ors. Hsrdns NJ :,
had taken Coo bills tnis season. and wanted ~ ~.
M up for home Previous accounts fepoftea 80 ~.
chor In BenryBg Straits, clean JAY ~ 60.
early reports Of she bad success Of ~hsisn WI" '-
mar vet be materially changed NJ, Nm n MAJ
In Ochoist Sea. Sept J, Jeanaette' "'''' - "''
oil not stated ., A.. 70 W OCEAN av,f
~ Sroy,dssc. n L. Il months oa GOO bois whale OIL
hs.s an olen.ki Island Jefesssn, H. IS mas.
lteS VII 900 sose sosnd on ergIss ocs IT, ~ y
so,.s bad tsIss .tsD ssls Whale sAes lsNps HOG
ksag.
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awards quite lengthy. J. l. f.
,.oh Affairs and the u. S.!Government-of-
nS;ai communicative from the French Min
s",sr-Attempted Explanation OF Louis Ma
poleon's Position. =, ,o.,
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1871.
~, In,eiAsencer says tina. his Excellency, the
Minister from France, called yesterday at the De-
nartnent of State, by direction of his Government
to officially announce that the President Oh .iS
French Republic had adopted the great measure Tor
the public safety tina. the Chief of the State owed II
to6 eco. eco Frenchmen who had elected him, and TO
the world. which had received his nomination as a
new era tranquility for France to preserve herroh
arevolu,ion of which the world might feeithe recoli
that strong In his consciousness Of patriotic lnten
tons in repellng the dangers which threaten france
and Europe withou. end, he invited the nation to
free choice of firm and durable government-that
he appeaed to the suffrage of all in a moment so
solemn TO his country, and though! that this appeal
ought to enlghten Europe and the world mresaId
70 his object.
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tohis object.

~ The Europa sailed at noon yesterday,
for Liverpool with full list of passengers and
ss47. 4o4 in specie. Among the passengers we see
the name of Parke Goodwin, Esq, OF The EreH"g
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rNJGRATION-IS5l.
.w;,r the Arrivals OF Aliens, anu 'r''
4 We sne" Mt this Port la 1921

We sne" r"nn~ies. at this Port Ia 1881.
wa ave compiled the following taoie
NC ,s,o-sl from the books IN the once o
4 frsAs ~ of Emigration. The totals 90
- os1"'. ,,b the details in some of the columns
q w ee are believed to be correct. a
~ tie sss, nc hooks may show some unimpo''an'
..vzuOnS. -. =,
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70 The independence sailed tuesday
afternoon for Chagres, with S5l passengers
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By Telegraph to the Sew-YeFk Tribune
The Canal Awards.

Tbe,canal Awards have been made public aud
the contracts are now being Signeu' Li'' VI
awards quite lengthy. T. T.
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:" largest pumber of passengers ever brought to
~"Pot IN SINGLE vessel, was 95s IN the Washing.
W. march 81 The following are all the loads of
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SUDDEN DEATH-Joseph Dawson. an
Esgshman, IS years of age, was found dead IN MS
bed on Tuesday morning An inques. was held on
bis BODY and verdict of death from natural causes
was rendered He had been unwell short time
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Tho intelligence from San Diego is to about the
9th OF March.
Major HcintzelmanI command arrived ut the
ella on the 29ih OF February. He found the Yumas
Indians decidedly hostile, and had had two or
three skirmshcs with them. IL was expected that
a vigorous campaign would be commenced, that
would result in rendering the immigrant road
down the ella comparatively safe.
TwoAmericans, named Van Noes and Nc Don ID /,
had been killed in Lower California by detach-
mont Of Mexican trcops, commanded by q com
mss:onod officer. A correspondence on the subject
has ensucd between the commanding officer Mt
San Diego and the comm ndant at San Tomas.
Two hundred and fifty Of the recruits lately cent
from this city were landed AT San Diego The
officers accompanying the command were Major
Pattcn, and Lieutensnts Bond and Curtis, I'd in
fantry; aud Assistant Surgeon flilhan.
~ Y. Com. Adref,ser.
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Baltimore Correspondence
Movements Of Kossuth--Rcft Lost-Ertessipe For
geries-Baitimore and TIE National Wing Con
reRtiOn- The Markets, &c.

Movements If Kossuth--Roft Lost-Ertensipe For
geries-Baitimors aud TIE National Wing Con
peRtion-Ihe Markets, &c.
BAIrInoRE. April AS p. m.
The announcement of Kossuth's arrival in Wash
ington was received this morning with much sur
prise, and indicated cool reception in North Caro-
lima and Virginia, as it only on Saturday last
that he left Charleston. learn. however. by let
ter from Kossuth, received by Mayor Jerome this
morning. that it is his intention to proceed with all
despatch to Boston, in order TO reach there before
the adjournment of the Legislature, to return
his thanks to them for the invitation rendered to
him to visit the Bay State. He also informs the
Mayor that it is his intention, In accordance with
promise made last fall, to revisit Baltimore; and
he expresses the hope that he will be comfortcd
with the same cordial and enthusiastic welcome
that was extended to him on the occasion Of his
first vsit
A large raft, composed of 1000 logs Of timber
for the Washington navy yard, in tow of the
steamer Charles H. Haswcll, was broken up and
entirely lost on Thursday last near the mouth Of
the Potomac river, caused by the careless manner
in which the raft was put together. The loss is
about $4,000.
Further discoveries continue to be made a. to
the extent Of the forgeros perpetrated by William
c. Carpenter, late q member of the City Council,
aud one of the Public School Commissioners. They
now sum up over $4,000. He has left for parts
unknown.
1t il now considered here almost a settled
point that Baltimore will be named by the Wing
caucus, on Tuesday evening next, as the place for
holding the National Wing Convention, and as
soon az the point is ratified the note of preparation
will be heard and seen in every direction. Our
gallant Representative, Mr.. Walsh, will doubtless
H. L; l;ah he rde
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BUaSiKo OF HoNc Koso. CHInA.-The San
Frsnci-co Herald Of the 9Th Of March thus an
nounces the destruction Of the city Of Hong Kong,
in China, BY IRE
"Nssrly all the city 10 consumed. Hundreds Of
lives have been lost Every newspaper Office has
been destroyed The fire occurred the Goth
December, and conmcnc cd in the China Bazaar.
spread with fearful rapidity among the bamboo
bouses Of the Chinese, aud soon communicated to
sstless. The loss Of life among the Chinese was
dr. adful. The number that persisted had not been
ascertained. Ono colonel Of an English regim eni
lost his life in the attempt to blow up building
ing to H. B. M. ship Hastings was killed by the
falling timbcrs of house which had been blown
up. A sergeant of sappers and miners met a simi.
lar fate The public market was destroyed. All
the printing offices destroyed, with the fnest
edlfces and public buildings in Hong Kong"
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fssued from the United States Pafenf Office for n
meek ending april 10, 1852, aud bearing do
Aoru 4 a 1882

fssued from the United Siafes Pafenf Office for the
meek ending april 10, 1882, aud bearing date
dprii 10, 1851.
Solomon Andrews Of Perth Amboy, N. J.--For
improvements in drop punches.
VIM. Baker. o. Utica, New York For i'm
provcments in hinges.
Ransom Crosby and Henry ID. Edgcomb, Of New
York, N. Y, assignors 10 Ramon Crosby, IT,, OF
same plscc.-For improvement in machines Tor
tonguing boards
Mark Fisher and John II. Norris, of Trenton,
N. For improvement In the method Of welding
steel, &c to oast-iron.
James Hamilton, New York, ". Y.-For i'm
provemcnts in mills for curvilincsr saving. Dated
April IL, 1852 Patented in England juno I. 1873
James Hamilton, of New York. N. Y.-For i'm.
provcmcntz in machinery for making casks
Barton II. jerks, of Bridesborgh, Pa and Rob
crt Burns Goodycr Of Phi isdelphis. Pa, sesignors
10 Barton ". Jcnks, Of Bridcsbur2h aforessid -
For improvements in looms for weaving figured
fabrics.
provcmcnis in Keeling u,chnc.
Isaac M Singer. Of New York, N. Y.-For in-
provements in sewing machines.
II. II. Stoweli and A. MsrccIius. OF Wsddam's
Grove, ILL., For Improvement in seed planters
Geo. c. Taft, OF Worcester, Mass For i'm
provemcnt in instrument for opening boxes.
Francis vandoren, OF Adrian, Mch.-For inn
provcmcnt in seed planters
Georges Weeke, Of Oswcgo. N. Y.-For i'm :
proved obiquc bucket paddle wheel.
Joel Whitney, OF Winchester, Mas For i'm
provement in the feed apparatus Of planning ma
chimes
Reissues.
James r. King, NJ Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
provement in washing apparatus. Patented Octo-
Der ~, 1851. Reissucd April IL, 1852.
John L<haye, Of Rcodiog, Ps.-For improve
ment in scif deischipg brskes. Patented April 10,
ist7. Rcissued April 10, 1882.
Design.
John J. Savage, Of Troy, ". ". sssignor 10
Alexander Morraop md Thomas NJ Tibbitts Of
same pls c.-For design for cooking. stoves
Additional Improvement.
Marshall Burnett, Of Boston, Mss..--For i'm
proved horseshoe nail machine. Patented April /.
1859. Additional improvement dated April 10,
1852.
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DETEcT IN THE UNITED STATES CRinINAL CODE.
In the United States district court, on Saturday,
Judge Sprague decided that it il no offence against
the laws Of the United States TO receive and conceal
embezzled property. By this decision the brothers
of Captains Dixey and PitmAn 60 clear. The
taking of the money from the Missouri BY Dixey,
the master, the Judge held to be advertisement,
and not larceny. There no offences against
the United States other than those made 30 by ex.
press acts of Congress revisal Of the criminal
code by Congress has been in contemplation:
Boston Post
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BY AUTHORIT
Public Acts
Passed during The Fira Session Of the Thirty second
Congress.
(PusLIc REsoLurioS-No. 81

[PuBLIc RssoLUrioS-No. 81
a RESOLUTION to authorize the continuance OF
the work upon The two wings Of the Capitol.
Rssoired by the Srn0ts and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States Of An1ira in Congressnsss@ted,
That there be, and hereby is appropriated, on. Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise appro
priated for the period between the passage Of this
resolution and the end Of the fiscal year terminal.
ing June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and nifty
three, the sum Of Ave hundred thousand dollars,
for the continuance Of the work on the two wings
of the Capitol: Provided, Nothing herein contained
shall be 90 construed to authorize any officer or
agent Of the United States to bind the United States
by contract beyond the amount appropriated by
Congress, to sanction any such contract hereto
fore made.
(Signed) LINN BOYD,
Speaker Of the House Of Repres entatives
(Signed) WILLIAM r. KING,
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved April ID, 1852.
(Signed) WILLARD FILLMORE.
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From the Sandwich Islands.

Honolulu papers TO the Plat of February had been
received at San Francisoo. Business continued
very dull Mt the islands.
The schooner Excel arrived at Honolulu ON the
10Th OF February, in twenty five days from Rata.
tea, tho nstives Of which have quite recently
changed the form Of their government 10 repuhIi-
can. IL has hitherto been under the rulo Of Queen
Poinarc, and che had appointed one Of her cons TO
be vico-regent, or governor of Raiatea. The chief
magistrate elected is a halfwhic, and il repre-.
sented IA very capable man.
Al Tahiti quite fleet of email vessels were wait
ing cargoss Of oranges for San Francisco
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. JAMES B. Dor.
ELAN, GEORGE T. DEARING TO Mis- ELIZA
BETH Z. SMITH, oil Of this city.
At the city Of st. Domingo, on the 9th Of Janu-
nry last, by his Grace the Most Rev. Dr. ID.
TOMAS De Poarss v IsrAsrE, Archbishop Of St.
Domingo, JONATHAN ELLIOT. ESQ.,. United
States ConsuI, and MARIA MERGED. only
daughter of Don DoMiNoo Ia RoeHA, gov
ernor of the province and city Of st. Domingo.
On the sih of january last. in Bount county.
Alabama. by ELIJAH McCAvALLY. esq. Mr.. JOHN
+. GOODRICH, Of Georgetown, d. C., TO MAR
TIA JANE. eldest daughter Of X. G.. Hour, eco,
OF the former place.
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supreme Court of the United states.
WEpsEspAy, April IL, 1852.

Richard McAllister, GEO., Of Pennsylvania, was
admitted attorney and counsellor Of this Court
No. III. John ID. Bradford, ct al, appellants, rs.
The Union Bank Of Tennessee ct al-Thc argu.
ment of this cause was continued by Mr. Core for
the appcees, and concluded by Mr.. V. f. How
ard for the appellants.
No llS. The heirs Of Don Carlos dc vilcmont,
appellants, Us. The United States. This cause was
argued by Mr.. Lawrence and Mr.. Attorney Gene.
raj Crittcndcn for the appellces and submitted on
printed argument by MIR. Tay lor in behalf Of the
appellants.
Adjourned till to-m IL o'clock a. m.
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Rt-We hope the Cholera, that des0lating
scDurge, will not visit happy country again,
sweeping from the stage Of life its tn ,usanos, at
hast until everybody has bad time time to get
Sixth Streets where the most beautiful and durable
pictures are taken, and put up in hne morocco
cases, for fifty ccnts- Ap 3L0
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From Oregon.

hdviccs from Oregon to the llth Of March have
been received at San Francisco. The news il Of
bat little importance.
Thirteen of the bodies OF those who were Loaf on
board the steamer Warren had been found and in
tered Bot few OF them were recognised.
The schooner Juliet has been lost, supposed 90 be
about thirty miles south OF the Columbia river.
Crew and portion OF cargo saved.
Joshua Atkins, OF Benton county, was killed on
the l7th OF February by the fall of a tree.
Gold, in ANAL quantities., bad been found near
md
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nOCrOR NEpMANN has cured several Corns
~ and 4 Buoion much to my satisfActiou
n n SEARROOK

nOC TOR NEpMANN has cured several Corns
IL and q Bupion much to my satsfact ton.
N. b. SEABROOK.
RicHMosp, VA. Leigh ct near 81. April 3, 1857.
TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
Corns, Buniops, &c.-l am happy 10 give my ties
timony that DR. Neumapn has cured me Ut a very
bad Corn. much to my satisfaction
w. NELL, NJ. ID.
372 Pine street. above 18th
DIR. Neumann, from Berlin, has cured my Corns
and very troublesome Bunion, without cutting
AMOS PALMER, NJ. d..
gls Walnut street, Philadelphia.
join with pleasure my testimony To the foregor
ing ones ia favor Of DR.. Ncumann's method Of
curing corps. lie has operated to my perfect sa-
iisfsc tioo-the operation performed without giving
signed: l. TRAPMANN, ioI Broad street
CnAsLGsros, March II, 1852.
concur entirely with the appreciation and the
satisfaction esprt sscd by Mr.. Trapmann.
Signed FRANCIS X. HU0ER,
CHhRLEsTor, March, 1852. 10 La,nboii ct.
Dr. NEUMANN, from Berlin, Chiropodiss 10
the late King Of Prussia, respectfully informs the
CORNS. BUNiONS, md TENDER NAILS. With
the dangerous and uselcss practice OF cutting,
and without giving the Ieast pain. by ths method
tho patient will be ahc TO wear tight shoes In
few rninutes. Hundreds OF testimonials have been
prcs,nted to him wherever he prsctised.
Office hours from TO y. and IRON ~ p IN.
Patients will be attended at their own booses.
Office Mt Mrs. TILLtf'S, corner OF Third street
and Missouri avenue, Washington, ID. Z.
time.
An I5-tf
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GRAND PRIZE CONCERT AT oDD-FEg.
LOWS HALL.
o.. saturday Evening. April rs.

ON this occssion Nc ADAMS, the Eoglish vo-
~ csIist, Miss WALLIS, M. STANi>LAus, and
others will appear, aided by the best performers in
the Marine Band Tho prizes, thirty i've IN NON
brr. will positively bc distributed. whether the
dienrc he small or ltrc.
These prixcs may be sccn Al Kcyworth Cos
jewelry store, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
street, where tickets fpricc so cents) msy be bad.
ALEC at Messrs. Fiecher's, Pcters's, snd shilling
tons, Pennsylvania avenue, and At the door on tho
evening Of performance. Api5-3t s
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THE LEGISLATIVE GUIDE, contain ng the
i rules for conducting business in Congress,
with explanations and the authority thcrefov con-
tanning also Jcfferson's Manual. the Citizens Man
usl, and other matter usefu to all deliberntivc as
scmblies; | vol, 1852.
Apl5 FRANCk TAYLOR
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fSt- DIR. Dswey's Lowell Lecturss.-Frfth
lecture tina (rhursday) evening, ats O'Clock.
Subject: The Spiritual Constituu IN OF bian-Mia-
istry OF the Mental and Moral Faculties.
In
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AGREAT FsEsHET has occurred on the Kanawha
river near Parkcrsburg, Virginia. The Little
Kanawhs, II lie stated, was six feet higher on this
occasion than at my former fresbet Some ten or
twelve mills and vost amount Of timber and
fencing were swept away.
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TsLEcRArsic Fiag ALARMS are ordered TO be
experimental with for month In Boston. and
the general ringing Of tho fire bells during that
time discontinued.
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Discovery OF CUANo.-The London Shipping
Gazette announces the discovery Of new and OK
tensive deposit Of guano upon an sland IN the South
Pacific ocean.
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PaIcEs or ApM,ssios. Private Ihsss, . 5; Dress
Circle mud Parqoctte, 80 cents; Reserved sests,
rs cents; Orchestra Seats rs cent?; Family Circle,
25 cents; Third TIER so cents; Colored Gallery.
., cent. ApI5
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Moin, LIQUOR Lnw in Ma,,oehusetf,

BoeTos, April l3.-Thc House Of Delegates this
afternoon passed the Maine Liquor law by ma
jority Of seventy five. The provisions referring
The subject vote OF the people, and allowing the
sale Of liquors for sacramental purposes, were
stricken out; that the bill goes back TO the Sen
ate with these amendments.
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lfnrkIfS-

New YosK, April Ia -salcs to day Of 5000
bible flour at s. IS a 81 Is for State, and 50 81
a. 37l for Southern. Red wheat ~ - cents;
white io2 Jol cents Mixed corn TO cents; oats 80
42cents Sales Of 800 bbls pork at SIS rs for mess
and Sis rs for prime. Mess beef Sl3 Lard 81
lO cents. Sales OF 900 bales OF cotton at steady
rates
Stocks-Unitcd States 6's, 1867, ils,; Canton,
ST.; Enc, $50; Reading, IA
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NAvAL.--Thc United States sloop OF war Lcvant,
which is fitting out at Norfolk is intended for the
Mediterranean squadron; the following officers
have received orders 10 report for duty on board:
Commander Robert II. Cunningham, Iiouiensnts
Robert +. Pinkncy, James ". Strong detached
from the receiving vessel North Csroline,) Ma
thias C. Marin, and John p. Decatur; and Passed
Midshipman Horace ". Crabb. who hos been DC.
tached from the Coast Survey steamer Hcitzel.
Passed Midsbipman CbarIes NJ. Ably hu. been
ordered IA Acting Master to the brig Perry, fitting
out ~ the navy yard at this port; supposed TO bc
destined fer the coast Of Africa
Passed Midsbipman William II Parker hns been
detailed Tor the steamer Princeton.
The President OF The United States has appointed
William Kelly, Of Florida, purscr in the navy
vice Lewis AsbInun, deoeased.--N. " Jour. Com.
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NATIONAL TgIEATRE r.


Will bc performed, for the fourth time, the Grand
Oycra. by Rossini. in three acts, entitled GIN
DERELLA. o. hs FAIRY and The iiu's Glass
S iorc Grand Fancy Dance by Mas ANNIE
WALTERS. To conclude with the new Comedy.
in two acts, entitled LOVE AND sPECULA
riON, by a Gentleman Of THE city.
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NEw ORLsASs, April 10 A vote was taken yes .
terday throughout the State to decide the question
OF calling a convention to revsc the State constu-
toa In the city the vote stood 1000 in its favor,
and only 10 against.
Cotton lie brisk-salcs OF 5000 bales at steady
rates.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Virginia JThsg Convention.

RrcHhoHp, April 1.-THE Wing State Conven-
ton met to day and was largely attended II was
organized by appointing Mr.. Wall, Of Spottsyl-
vania, president pro tenn. A committee Of ffteen
appointed to report permanent officers; and the
convention then adjourned till eight at night II
is believed that preference will be expressed for
the Presidency. The friends Of Mr.. Fillmore and
General Scott are both strongly represented.