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CTATEN ISLAND.-Boai can be had
GUNNER RESIDENCE for FAMI-

4 9LfEs-NAssAIC TEMPER ANCE HOCSE-The AZ
dc erra-e board for the summer IN
y.ed to the sboyeuaned houswnch toeether with the
furniture newbeire located on the Harlem hairoso,
Dutchsss Co shove Hizhsnd 70 miles from New
Yok Cars leave the City Hall our or I'VE unes Gay
The location romantic and healthy any ID tue C5aay
The Waae Creek fanons for III trout and other vae-
tis CT f.h and the mountains al KINDS OF fene FOR
psrti require OF Z TAYLOR. Es FsJlo's Hotel No
- ocstlaDds Eew-YoTk where u the p-optlrtcfs
nay se seen from II III oSoek Cut liza cug IL reference
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NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED BY a

Gentleman Wife and Infant in some place of daily
access 10 the city References gwen and required Board
shcuse keepers need reply Address L. box NO. 'o
New-YsTk PostOffce.
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ITO MACHINE TENDERS.-Wanted

sMan accustomed 70 attend Tax drawing ard pin
ming sekinery capable Of f-aohing opsstyes 70 piece
dot kc, and willing make himself useful sont lie lao
toy. 10 fhtsl and ten, pesS1o, tady emory
uert csn tc sssgr=S- A-,4Y CT NJ u South 3, 70 j.
EORTlNL2 HALL
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ITO FEMALE TEACHERS.-Wanted

n immediately, in q school ia the eountTy, single Lady
to teach English Music Drawing and Painting APpe@nis
be ccnmunicans Of the Protestant Episcopal thaSn
produce strong and full testimonials OF ehaaeter sash
6cstcns and aptitude teach Inquire a. 81 Mscdcusat
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AS first class Cooks, Washers and

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, by a re-
IA spectacle Girl in mail private family; best ofcity
reference Apply at No. 40 Huberst Can be seen Tor
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Uante0.

A SHWOOD.-lf this should meet the
~ eve Of JAMES ASHWOOD, a native Of Walton,
suhok England who sailed from London on the I'D day on
November 1871 in the ship Switzerland Tor Newiek-if
or call on THOS. WARREN corner Of Monroe aud Mont
eomely.sts NewYsrk who has recently seen his father
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Cutlery imported By the present WIN be sold
low. easy terms. Address with real name) HARD
WARE at this Office
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OAVILTON. NEW-ROCHELLE.-

This fut elss and delightful Summer Boarding House
rTste with facilities for enjoying the bathing fishing r1ne
s.rg aid other recTeatons of this fashionable Watenns
re o1 Rooms 81 A F0RMAN.
1Sstsr.nes-s.muel I. Fsink. ESQ., No. 10 P.rkPlase
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"ANTED.-Book Agents wanted, to
w canvass Meyers Uniyersun, a new seui-menthly
pictorial References required Only experienced business
men nav apply HERMANN J. MEYER,
No l6i WiIliam-st, N. Y.
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DOARD.-To Let, a front pa1lor WIN
Id bedroom adjoining On second aoos 70 ~ nss
and Lady, single Genfensn 80 he md cod
sater With isrse psns osAsssi N 20 9
Rooms also for hnss 0snissa st.ss. pss. before tss
5 49,, A. & References given and required
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WANTED.-A family re-

siding in the country and within twelve miles o.: the
civ wish 20 employ Lady who fully competent 10 10
srrct family children IN the principal branches OF &C
Frssh equation and music Lady with the above q1ah
fcsticu. sne OF unexcertiorabe character may address
Inc 70 EDUCATION, the Once Of this paper gVing
her ste and stating where an interview may be bad
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RICHMOND HILL HOTEL, Staten

HI Island. Gate the Richmond Seminary r. NIL
LETT legs inom the public tast the Seminary WI
er, ro1eled for select sniy HOTEL % oPea ior me
sson N the 18th Of June. Particulars can bs oosd ~
S W. Z ENEDICTS store, No Wall-st, : I.
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GrfriQl Notices.

- rau.,pittee appointed By the Board Of Officer
I iRs sh Regiment Of N s. hereby rs
s idse ocers q the yslors Hs THfs EVEN
IA he slst at "A o'clock Business Of importance w Dc
.sSsiied to them BY said COMMITTEES. .pr u,pxpv
fjElrT RIIEY LIEUT. HUSTON.
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r. Notice ( Passengers from Panama 70 Cal
noruia.-The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.
NY feel called upon give public notice that no tickets VIII
b recognized by their Panama which arc not
BY officer this Company ana that tickets thus ngea
can be obtained only at their Agency No III West OF q
L. BARTLETT Esd, Boston ior OF MessIs RMSIkONG,
HARRIS co, New Orleans New, York, J an a. 1907
BY order, WIN. IL. DANUBE, secretary
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A S CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, or TO do
IA general homework Is good cook washer and ironer
Beat Of city reference. Apply at Ne 1855 2lst-st.
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Boaro an1 Rooms.

A FURNISHED ROOM to LET
HWith or without Board, to Gentleman and Lady, or
two apsle Gentlemen, at No So Chsmbersst
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DOOMS to RENT-Without Board, to

III one or two Gentlemen. fine room and one or two
bedrooms the second floor OF neat hrse house IN
2dt lsav Toe house handsomely urnshcd has ell
tie modern improvements tes baths Ac) and u occupied
BY small family without children line addressed to J.,
box . 049 Post Oiice will receive prompt attention
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y Emigrant Intelligence ONCE and Labor
Eychanye, Nos IS and q Csnal-st- New York.-fhn
e0ss b established by the Commissioners OF Emigration
yhss always be found large numbers Of Laboren and
Servants st very low rates wages and persons have
s orders filed by writing the Superintendent and send
W tie amount necessary TO pay the passage % the parties
las p PAGAN Supenutendenk
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EOR SALE.-Steam Furniture FAC


E'OR SALE-A very important inven
IL ton, monopolizng a very extensive cash business
Profits 100 per This ia visionary matter. Addres
HART, Tribune Office. 1t superssdcs labor at one-ten
the cost.
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DVanderkilt Lending Clifton. For further information
scerec BOARD, Clifton Staten Island
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DOARDINGIN COLLEGE-PLAC

I'D A number of Gentlemen and Gentlemen and their
Wives can be well Accommodated with permanent or tran
sient Bosrd at No. College place, of Robnsonst
This house has been well fitted up with large proportion
n furniture and OF the peasnts.t locations IN the
city, being directly Ia front Of the beautiful College PARK
Gentlemen OF quiet and pesceable habits wishing TO obtain
Board will please call and Reference exchanged.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
E...l the Ratl.rllh Nm Ern

#a#as f'' f@HHsAHNf #'hH Asia
In the "Whig' of the l3.h inst, find an article
headed "Whig Convention taken from the sHee.
m Shield, upon which ! design offering few
remarks.
"a far US the selection Of delegates TO the Ma.
tianal Convention 10 he holden IN Baltimore on
the 10th ot June Is concerned. lpfesume there can
he but one opinion among the Nhigs OF Alkansns.
To carry tins into eieel, convention should lie
holden, II there he na other means OF accomplish.
m H. Rai the Wing OF the 18th contains list
OF delegates scattered all over the State and en-.
bneing iime-houoftd aud trustworthy wings,
Who have ever eunYed the confidence Of their
party; ard the manuef ol their appointment will
dnuhilcss l. satisfactory 10 oil who have right
IN the matter The ploprieiY Of holding a con-
feuiion Ia nominate candidate Tor Governor
much question: and believe echo the sehiiment
and feelings OF a yasi mapuiy Of the wing party
of ArkaHsas. when | declare opposition 10 tie
nomination olone. Let any and every wing who
ehonsc IA fHn do ,u bat be- miist do 20 on his own
responsibility. That AIkauas Is hopelessIy wed.
dfsi - Democracy iaf the next itc yodfs al least,
Is fixed ia1f,
Tie raaaias Of vine for 6asstaor w5uld not
aagaure the Wiis parry one iHaf-i, might reiard
It much. wbcn Ne pie.enled the name Of Jons
RHHsroN, j.. as our standard hfarcr and with
Tue isusz then pealiHg. and nauid uai achieve
Fisiary, wy HHpc .af II now la a sul. .ls Dem
H=fai wha Ia.u.rl IN faa.idW lahr.oh zane off
nm t.s q nibi II "a, ia uol kaaM it.
Efen ibaz# Rampant lraflyr al druo# iadY who
nHuHl1cH fHs mus aHi tie "a 10 vote In John
#ln. i.d - fHf HH#f n 6Hf r. Iuoiaal Bot
EaalIly raaaef oi wHiss have guue ever to the
siHaHg ride.
Lei tie democrats fight # On. for Gasefnof-
iAef con sNaI'ow eash Other n murh mufe read.
III than i.sa H'ags ean sWa.|aW ilHm l4ef each
Nhis o..ea hu oHH inclination iH ydiIa=-yuie
81 tlHWaH. or smIiasou OF Heiihrt Ia#l a. he
sha.sr.-iHat b. ihe asg Nc ialeId doiis in these
dissinr.
leaving lie GogaHaar anal leIumine 10 tie Ma.
iiaHal Convention. 1her Is n neccssiIy what
eKef ol the eb.rs aHs.afus a platform for our
dHlrgairs=IHaf p'aisKim las long since lsaH erect
ea aal Oh EHaA D.. Il aas assHltsral IN by the
RHif plfH al'H e. uuaaiHif iu tie tuppoti
q. trHiaHs HlI MI lar At fAr CamrTami,e e
AeasrIes al arsiHHz aHg nHn nj ilfm beiHe again
aHI'H'oI i#s w. 2 HI ArkaH#az hLe tie wings
a all iIa s#sI a0ra szzlss, rfsIaI nisfu Ia any
bkiHg maH. fsi MeF sal give lhf eufdIa sup.
HaH 10 an nan waa zf.. ilie aafuiaaiian. pfo,id.
j be- plhH#|8 dot.afsz nc The Eampi5mHa-and
= zHppise HaF UuH No does zai so declare, can
sri the nomination b nllll'Uls
usl ol IuE oLa Wmes
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
Dun EASTERN MAlL.-We have again

0uR EASTERN MAlL.-We have again
to notice the non-arriyal Of the paper mail
from Little Rock on Sunday evening. The
letter pouch eamc through, but no papers !
even the Gazette & Democrat, proyerbial
for its punetRlity, failed to make its ap'
peamnce. These futures are of frequent
occurrence, aud are certainly the result Of
sheer negligence. Some one is to blame,
and we would be obliged to our Little Rock
eontempoaries-who are as much interest
ed as we are--to assist US in ferroting out
the delinquent, in order that the evil may
be remedied. To enablo us to ascertain
whether the mail was left on the route, we
have repeatedly urged the Postmaster at
Little Rock to note upon post-blll the
number Of pouches dispatched to the Post.
office here, but this he has neglected TO do,
Were he TO adopt this course, the cause o.
failure could at once be ascertained
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

u We give place to-day, to the seventh,
and closing article from the able pen of our
esteemed correspondent, Citizen and re.
gret that the present number closes the Sc.
ries Of his Interesting communioa,icns--'
Thus far We have forbone saying much in
praise or commendation Of these able and
elegantly written articles, but as the writer
has taken his leave of the subject, We deem
it bat justice to sly, that tho views of @eiii.
ger. aud the able and pointed manner in
which he has laid them before the public,
have been Of very great service to the cause
of Internal Improvement and entiile him
to the thanks of all those who favor the con.
sruclion of Railroad from Memphis to
Fulton, or who desire to see the prosperity
of the State promoted. The article which
we publish to-day, is long, but its length
should deter none from besiowing upon it
an attentive rerasal We ask all to read
it. feeling assured that the many interesting
aud important statistical facts in which i,
aboands will. together with the ehas!e and
fluent style Of the writer, amply rclay for
the time thus spent
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

Jrr d Ear-it--S9me w.s in the Cleveland
f.inlfaIgr ilus ahueiI Ia.rs De hasNrf ~ tho
Lmlrfnr % japan % ihr letter cf President Fill.
more 20 to delivered b{ Cummularc Perry. Snch
Of our extra hHml1r contemporaries as have been
holiIns up ilcf h1uls Boz b.Iy hortor 't,i OUT 60.
'einmeni D. Fsiu. "ai ali hagams," ~ Lil bun
and destroy ihr Jlprt e. will derive a timely
consollllpn .nm 'bs Interesting dispatch. tie Em.
p'uf IanltsE shaving thst be- BOT "a af lc,,
'eHAi'ls in. n.nflurHi 'hau aIr Boz iupHas here
tffo 10 JlplH. faiat y iht Nas HgL,l
lNuu0ihyea OF ihr Grai Red Dragon.
Hrr INapu. gIlfrs1r ~ I s. ppuAf
Ny 'nHl sysraJ. GInitauiic., has iusi tran.
r'1'ri your -eIn. sHI dlrIaip thc inII8w ns from
.ls Abundance o. uiy hCafuaIy Wt Iom 90 feDiy.
lanf u.i'ff ni h.sh mnk amuscs one NfTy m1eh.
aui uiT .1 ihnu.aui wives have lsba sushing
aI ihc morning ai hs queer luhtsi.rd eust. M,
stowe inln H1t 'H' awkward ll1kilE l.s1.s-ani.
more than al, "a strong mFtteTul, thing which he
oa.ls q suiu collar sHd which keeps h, head as
siii az uUrnl our native Rhn1rerl,es. We have
taken pits nu biz hriilr1i.h condition H,d have
elr.Wrl iim in gH loyal al,--l iur. aB ard a
par ni I4E Nau ssy ils' as is -uo ni,ion,ry
ni FriHiun. thaii make christian oi him, and
send mm iatk "a pAsnwu county a. mi1siunarr.
! WAs siIr'rl % t'e boz brsl'icl igunaacr. lie
knows nliliug oi Arsr, or Amida ~ Dalao lie
HaN N'f'l "fAfN ni lht lrtinus Nook Of Anirklf-
nacA}' inr uaihrd In ihe ioIri,inr stream Of
tbnm'd1w-t bum. ] am al there b a country
10 ihr tai ul mr Boo large as YpuIs, and thal take
mea'ufc' immediately 10 buGe you 10 the true
iliil. saul hy the tslnf a bundle Of Colpor.
lem pamphlets aud imcls which should Ike
distributed ai once. / hope You will toi oppose
my establishing temple, IN yu.T land Your pco.
PIE D. not one.la.i infsc d. miue hit your, are
worth saving. Although ouita,, there 4 rill
holc oT You. A. Tor trading with me, why do
You ho,hrf yuufclyes with worldly ambitionsi-
We spend uur time in religious ceremonies and
pajer .-Bui am willing to open communiea.
uon with You 20 that you may not object 10 my
seeking 90 bling You over 10 the true religion
kiss all your Wiycs ioT me All, YOU have only
one. Poor d-l, ! Lare six thousand. Pay ac.
copi this bottle Of rum as o. ,okrnoi my hisb con.
sidenhon' TWANG-TWANGKY.
Eap1or Of As IdiLhd
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
Later from EurOpe.-.Arrivai of
the Atlantic,

We learn from dispatch to the Evening
Pieayune of the 18th ult, that the steamship
Atlantic arrived at New York yesterday
morning. The dispatch says, The sales
of cotton three days previous to her depart
ure, amounted to $4,000 bales, OF these
spectators and exporters took 1000 bales.
The prices of cotton were unchanged, and
the demand was freely met The Manehes.
ter market was firm. u
A dispatch to the Evening Delta, an,
nouncina the arrival of the atlantic, says
. Her adyiees show a decided 6rmness aud
Improvement in the cotton market, and an
advance in brcadstuls, with an increasing
demand The following is a summary OF
her commercial news:
LpERrooL, May 5.-There is good de.
mand for cotton, aud the sales for four days
preceding the departure of the Atlantic,
amount to 5000 bales, of which speeula.
tors have taken 600l, aud exporters 5000
bales. Holders are firm, and prices lfor the
lover and middling grades particularly
have an upward tendency, but there is no
change which will at present authorize an
alteration in quotations. We qpote to-day
as follows Fair Orleans : 81, Miidling
Orleans ) Is, Fair Upland ) IL, and
Mdlling Upland 7.Sd, per pound
There has bcen an active demand for all
descriptions Of breadstuils, and, in many
articles. a clear advance in prices
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
THE TELEGRAPH.
AGEEEN GT0N.
vyEDNEsDAY,tit,gUNE 2, Is5o.


- We are authorized to announce T. Il. W
MABnuA as candidate to represent Hampstead
county inthe next State Legislature.
II We are authorized IN announce oRylLLE
JENNINGS, as a candidate to represent Hemp.
stead county in the next State Legislature,
n We are authorized to announce d. p.
JET rs a candidate to represent Hampstead
county in the next State Legislature.
~ We are authorized 10 announce JOHN B.
SANnEFUR a candidate for recollection to the
office OF Sheriifoi Hampstead county.
GE- We are authorized to announce JOHN c,
ARAE1'r, as candidate for Sheriff OF Hemp.
stead county,
T. We are authorized to announce SIMON
7, SANDERS as candidate for reelection to
the Office of Clerk of Hampstead county
~ We are authorized to announce MERE
DlfH w EDWARDS as a candidate for Clerk
OF Hampstead county.
n We arr authorized to announce A. C
OWEN, as . candidate for reelection to the Office
of Sheriff of Lafayette county
u We are authorized to announce NJ. D.
HALL. as candidate lef Justice of the Peace oI
0zaa Township.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
Americans nt Rome,

4 correspondent 0t the ~, Louis Intel
hgeaeer in a letter from Rome, dated the
30th of March, says Ii has always been
a SOURCE of wonder Ia me why such throngs
of American Protestant republicans should
every winter bcsiege our legation for
permission to be presented to the Pope
Il is always an awkward ollair for our charge
to regulate the proprietios of the occasion
for those who do not mtond to 90 the whole
figure in their obeisanoe to his holiness
and in spite Of all care, on his part, every
little while some breach of etiquette, not to
say of real propriety, creates laugh at the
Vatican at the expense Of our protensions
to be cultivated people, The ladies gpn.
orally pass the ordeal very we'll, though oc-
casionally some Of them ask the Pope qaes.
lions, or venture upon Il high.aown conpli.
ment, or get laughing in the process Of baek.
ing out from his presence down through the
long room. One Of them, not long inee,
made her appearance in the ante.room in n
flaming red dress, aud suffered the morifel.
tion of being shown ont by the guard But
the annoyance to the Pope, and the scandal
to American manners is the free and easy
way of the gentlemen, some Of whom heca.
sionally give the old man, as they call him,
a rnngh shake Of the hand
The Pops is excessively wearicd of tht.
crowding upon him by the Americans, and
Cardinal Anionolli does not conceal his dis.
gust Of it. Why said he the other day
to Mr.. Cas-. why is it that every American
that comes here thinks he must be iniro1uc.
ed to the Pope | should suppose their
/ Protestant principles would keep same Of
them away. Some are kept away by their
principles, replied Mr. Cas- for example
one of the Young ladies of family nitro.
dneed to-day declined TO Nin the party. be
cause as she aid her principles as a Protest.
aai. and her sentiments as A republican,
would not allow her in H. Indeed, said
Cardinal Anionelli. 4 am delighted to
hear it, \ Few days Afterwards the young
| laly received little cross made Of saeFed
gold and set with pearls forwarded by Car.
dinal Antouelli. from the Pepe, addressed
IN thu yoHas american ip4g rho aaslia.
81 up9a principle 70 be i0t@aiaoai 70 the
Pg5s
= We have been noiiilc eanial'zed ate.
IL BY certain American gambler. who.
with some others, hiely vun sSO,0o0 Of
Prince Calino Bunaparie in Paris The
Prince give the American an order fur his
debi upon his painting, and other works Of
art in his lalaea At Rome anl the vicinity
The Pope. appealed 10 by The ed Princes,
who ha, suffered every Ting fum The ex.
cess.cs Of her husband. PIT an iniunsiion
upon the removal Of these Effects. The sn.
to nee, the deb, otherwise, hss given up all
his pairiman,. ani will 90 into a convent.
tn American Is determined to hays hi,
pound or llssh. and Is urging upon the iega.
/ ton the execution Of his 'sallablc clam.
| On charge. therefore. has the delightful du.
ty Of interfering officially 10 distress and
well nigh 10 ruin, family viii whom, dur.
ins all bis residence here, he las been upon
the most friendly iooting 4 dgnihed Office
Cor an American diplomatic oiia1r, TO be u
: ,,.-sa.s,s.'s L-.i..si ii
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

PROFITABLE RAILROAD SfoeE.--The
Utica and Schenectady Railroad in the
State of New York appears 10 have done
the most profitable business of any rad in
America. aud perhaps in the world Rail.
road Stock generally, is considered a safe
aud profitable investment, but in this in.
stance the profits have been Unprecedented.
The Road is seventy eight miles in length,
aud was constructed At a cost Of a million
and a half of dollars. The total receipts
in about II years have been s5,s56,0l6,
and the expenditures for the same period,
80 G85 ,s42 showing an excess Of earning.
over The expenses, during that time, Of 81.
2ls.9Oi-;hus rcimbursing the whole cost
Of the read and yielding a clear profit
of s2.Tl3,a0i. or over eighteen and hall
per cent per annum, afer paying for its con.
s,ruc,ion.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

CoTToN MASrFAcroEiEs ~ the nrTu.
The last Lexington lllis.) Advertiser, i.
responsible lOr the following ,iacmcn: i.
the statistics furnished the Advertiser u mly
half true we arc afraid tia, an The lrplns
capital will be a once invested in mnugac.
turing. to the serious dairmeut Of Railroad,
aud other internal improvement oicqual
importance
Il Is not generally known ihat tlr pro.
priciurs of Manufacturing csabli.hmdts IN
The South. ara reluctant ~ furnish iiy IN.
formation as to the true rn,.iis acfling
from the fact that the per c1uiage d such
investments is ~ cnormuu., tha, non. with
full knowledge OF the produciipness,
would hesitate a moment in cmbarkng in
the business.
4 friend has furnished rs a true cpy Of
the balance sheet, fur the week ending on
the third day OF April, 1859, of a Gftaia
manufacturing, establishment, not a gfcli
distance 9f which was given to bimly an
official Of the establishment, pcrhap, with.
out faH authority W to do. And 10 view
Of the utter apathy on this ubiec, a this
region OF country, we bad concluded to pub.
lish it, that our readers might male csii.
mates for themselves, but is length iecesSl.
rily excludes H. It shall appear next week.
The percentage is truly enormous, only
think Of an investment u sryenty.6ye thou.
sand dollars netting weekly seventeen hun.
drcd dollars
The amount booked during the week.
Sass 50, expenscs-SjSl 92. uoti--sl,.
i5j 63-capiial invested $4,000.
The source Of our information Is II the
most unimpcacoablc character, and the orig.
inal paper We have on Gle. for the inspection
OF the curious in such matters This solves
the qucsi0n wcther iayi4rics will pay or
not
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.-By
the arrival of the steamship Yacht we have
Brownsville papers of the slh inst The
American Flag gives fearful picture of the
State of affairs on the frontier, Of the excess
ses committed by lawlcss men on both sides
of the Rio Grande, and of the excitement
in the public mind caused by the alarming
prospect of more deeds of violence and
retaliation. Unless the citizens and author.
tiles of both nations make exertions to
check the excesses now prevalent, the Flag
fears that both banks of the Rio Grande
will be stepped in human gore. The citi.
zens of Brownsville, it appears, have com.
menccd taking measures for protection
against any dcpredations or deeds of VIC.
lenec which may be attempted in that place
or its vicinity, Two companic the Flag
says, have been formed under emand Of
Captains Dunhp and Mason will no
doubt do good service, shoul, ents ren.
der it necessary.
NeW Orleans bulletin.