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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
1Innshenre aSrunfiudlt.

Gine 1supOrfer 3situns fa9t cas ciegrtra'
pa9anS isnsr Staot uno eeren Burger &C.
asnmdrti9 aue @tenSen uberfhreite. Bcbn'
bdufer welde $4,000 bis 100000 3balsr
fclieten, nit 9tsitb fClib6fsn @6bsIn. SpIe'
een. Carpets, @en,dtssn, SrsseOs, etc. iinc
nitt5 llna0p6bnliAss -uuo Die 9aitmaplef'
GOireen. @sfeEs1aften uno babel pottom'
menee OreiIensFno uter ale MlaBen rol!,P.t. u u
Iis. Sn cen Isettn @o6en wuroen soaus
aebaIten. nobel Diamanten uno 9msna.s.' az
Die 10000 2baler psrtb paren, pSn y, pe1lo. ~,
nen oetroaen mureen. &aufsne &oa'es 0,,r. ~~
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piss f;nSsn liott nobel Samen iillt ~ s'Sn S,n
srrhsinstt bic nit perIen s1nsslSI;i, mn ~"
s@s,Gtc Ra ,pirO cisfsr erbdrmIi8e Sl"'sfSs'li nO0
biufhbrsn!
.-Sn eineinnati bsSablen bic eents auf
sSHn SSHna5fte ieet suweiIen 50 Gents far eas
S,fub SsIs Buttsr Dieter unnatirIi9 bcbeprels
n cas Refultat zines ginoerfdneniifss I'M.
ter m ben psolern; bic Sagmer befemmen tet'
nsn felben prsis. Sn gleip gctf iino eIsle
prsuersisn 70 are 9eSpCrosn, eoB ele Bur
ger anfoIien treffsn, um eent unfu9 eln en
as Su matsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22

SE Su paris 70 tuie aud BON Der Sran5ofI-
ldsn preiIs, III bic erwdblune bss Srrn
pisrcs nit grocer 6reuoe smpfansen NOR
ben. 90 fa9t wenl9itens be QbiIabeIpbia
Gun, zine 1nti SeOtt Seituns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
Ser @eritbt OcS Gcnerals ayOffmciiter

9isbt uutsr bsn cislsn Statistifsn, woeOn
eini9s in Ger prelibentss8Ctfbaft entbaltsn
marsn, on:-eae i'm Sabr lS5l-52 burd
bic Qcit bef6rosrt puroen 95. 790.524 Brie
fe, earuntsr unbsSabIts 30 675,765, b3ablt
18 44S. $40, nit Clamps beaabIts 3l.l97,,
$50, Srei'Brisfs il6er Miaionen. Dur6
bic suropdifcben Gdmpfer purbsn beforoert
4, ,42l .547 uuo nab Californian 495. .537.
Die Summe Der nidt einael6lfen 8riefe
dead Iettcrs) tstrn9 2,635. .009.
9ie 2nSabl Der burtb bic pOif bsfcrSsr'
ten 3eitunaen uno ionlti9en Drudfa9sn III
.2l8, ,2S4, ,033. baruuter Sreifsnounssn g.
500 600. @edfsIbIdttr 1908 548, nit Den
Leuropdi[tsn 0ampfhiffsn 1923, ,224.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22

Cine srO6e 96bIe IN fiiBIi6in Didinfon
Sauufhip, Cumberland @auntp. auf Sfaaf
3inns Bauerei, burcb eini9e eeuis entoedt
pctoeni peIhe Stsine fir cine neu su err
bauenbe Intberifde Stride bafeIb1 ausgru-
ben. Swei perfonsn. weIbe bic 96bte cine
Strede Bt9s unteriubtsn, fagn. baB ibr
Snneres einen fpIsnoibsn gnbIid aemdbre.
tlnfern oes Ginaanss fanbm fissins aueue
Ioss Teinlien @alTers.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
ayrnifonen unS aJcn(foudre.

psnfcnsn wsrosn foI9enben feds RfaGci
DON Werfouen ertbrilt: I. Soloaten oss Re.
oOluions &rie9ss; q @ittwsu Don Repc-
luticnsfOloaten; 8. cisnfunfdbisen SOloa.
ten; a. gSitwn uno @aiIsn BON Scloaten
ces msrifaniIhen Rrisses; 5. eewifsn per-
fOnan i'm Sssoisnlt; 6. Sireinia SaIbfOIb.
une Gbwsb5iunas- -Glaimontsn.
Mit Qu5ftluB Der Napp psnGcndre III
ieet Die game Qn5abl 1865. Seit bem
lekten 8sridt fnb 20l1 binSussfuat nor.
oen, 9r6Benlbeil5 Snpalioe uno QBittwea
une @ailen Don SOleaten oss msrifanifden
tRresss. SIN Ganssn iinc felt lestsm 8s.
ri6t IA MilIiOn 2baIr an QsnliOndrs
bsSabIt Iporoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
9epnrtcmemt DeS s5uncrn.

Dem 8eri6t oe8 Sefretirs Stuart, De
ebsnfau5 febr lang uno inbuItsrei9 in, snt
nsbmen mir foI9mbes:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
Bon. Gonarefs.
NHaihinaten,
&emaf.

Ss Sr. 1bans prdfsntirte cine pditiOn Don
MifiifFppi. in weIder her @On9reB 9ebeten
pirb, Su belpirfeu, bae i'm Auslapoe Uer-
weilenee Bht9er Der 8er. Staateh nibt
9fSwunSsn welbsn. ssmiiTe relisi6fs SOrmen
9eeen itre GemiNsns uebnSfusunaen Sll
beoba6ten.
.6r. BrOobtnb fibrts, cine 8ia fir Ser
dneertins Der BOuntplant, Bia Elm. 70 bab
auen I6O 1dT beminist waoW.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
9,5S0l23 81

5n etetr Summe Cnnsttite @r6r0srunaen) Iuo
cl9snee auGecroenttbe ausaoten mtteorifen, bic ppn
Ter Ieetsn 9cfeocbun1 psrIurat lpurren
Ric9dtabn CUR llm9sbune Der neiqcus
ben Sdtbe an esr aut9bcup pcr.
taae @ifntnbn $50 31O az
WCltIitbes Rclyrreir 52 93I az
Gcroipt9 ausoebnlna 549,77S 90
Strtstruna Oct 9cluin6in uno 9bi:
Iaoclpba 8u1ettabn 2Is 800 IA
Soh pcn ShlrtlIen 81 northumberland $500 90
ausetlsrun9sn on Sthamcfin Sbute 10000 90
NabtN9 auf cer aHtsbsnp pcrtaae
Gilcntabn $4,000 m
SLI34,2I3 50
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22

6eI9snets III Gin @er,dGni6 Der Ginnatnen Ymo
Hueanbsn eiefts Gtoats. rcm l. Defemter 1851 bis
gum 30. Nepsnter 1852. tcits 1aae etnaefAicfen:
0fuAnn6a..
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE %, ,ssa.
Congress-Tuesday.


SESArE--Mr. Rusk presented memorial OF the board
OF vsters appointed TO attend the examination of the Mill
tary Academy at West Point ecomme udng an increase
in the number OF cadets and additional branches OF study
The bill authorizing imported goods wares, and mer-
ehandse entered and bonded for warehousing in purs
ance OF law, TO be exported by certain routes TO ports
and places in Mexico, considered and ordered 10
third reading.
After the consideration OF executive business, The
Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF INTERCHANGEABLE House passed.
or otherwise disposed Of all the territorial bills which
have been acted in Committee of the Whole on
the state OF the Union The House then refused (br
vote OF 90 10 73) TO lay the table the bill granting
lands 10 the several States and Territories and the Dis
tct OF Columbia, in aid of the construction of railroads
and Tor school purposes when, the morning hour hay-
ing expired, the report from the Committee on Elections,
on the Pennsylvania contested election CASE was taken
up and postponed until Thursday next. The California
mint bill was next taken up, and the amendment OF the
Committee Of Ways and Means establishing seignor.
age on all gold coined at the United States mint or any
branch thereof rejected and that limiting the cost of
the proposed mint building and machinery to $500 900
was concuned in after which the bill was passed. and
the House adjonrned
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The Wing Platform.-A Conflict or Records
Material Error, if not Gross Fraud, some
where,


The Wing Platform-A Conflict OF Records
Material Error, if not Gross Fraud, some-
where.
We publish below, from the Baltimore Sun OF yeser-
day. what pnrports 10 be The official platform of the
Wing National Convention" It appears over the sigma
lures oil all the officers OF the convention and il is
formally attested true copy" by the secretary OF
that boay As thus published bears every mark OF au-
henci,y Yet in several vitality important particulars il
conflicts with the full and careful reports which have
been previously published OF the platform adopted by
tie tonventon, we shall proceed 10 show.
In the Nahonat Ia,sLigeaeer OF Monday last there is
very elaborate report OF the proceedings of the conven.
ton in its Friday and Saturday sessions OF las, week
The report is introduced by the Inteigeneer BY we'll
deserved editorial compliment the exertions OF the ex
ceent reporters by whom il furnished. This re-
port gives the whole series OF resolutions, read at the
secre,arys desk by MIR. Ashmun OF Massachusetts, in
behalf OF the Committee on Resolutions. An apparently
usrbatim report OF The debate upon the adoption of the
resolutions is then given; and finally the BIZ States
which adopted, without amendment, the resolutions as
read by Mr.. Asimua is given as follows:
g. by States having been demanded, the roll of
tho States called, and the platform resolutions we
adopted by the following
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The GERMAN MUSICAL JUBILEE The German musical
Jubilee being held IN this city, is creating great
deal OF interest and exciting much curiosity It's the
first time such festival was ever held in New York !;
and from lis novelty and the immense number Of singers,
it vii, draw crowds Of speciatorsm day and morrow,
and will be regarded IN future agreat musical event in
New York
These festivals Of the Lederiafe and Lederkranz are
common in Germany, where the public much devoted
10 all kinds OF public celebrations large scale. The
Germans pre-eminently musical people-the most
musical 10 the world. From the nature Of their eli.
mate, and from other physical causes, the quality Of
their voices inferior TO that OF the Italians, and they
are aso inferior 10 them in dramatic power But in
the science OF music, and in instrumental performances,
they excel all nations In every other country music is
part OF their existence, beginning with the cradle and
ending only with the grave. Every cottage has its
piano. Every man and woman and boy and girl can
sing play upon musical instrument Music ~ uni
versaly dused among them, and they possess the high
critical taste and the most correct judgment IN must
cal matters Jenny Lind has often stated that she owes
her artist, IN small degree to the severe
but iust structures of the musical critics IN the Berlin pa
pen during her opera engagement 10 that city. Instead
OF indiscriminaely putting and aatierpg her, which
would have confirmed her faults, they did her
al and lasting service; for she aboed to correct ber
errors, and was stimulated to acquire perfect mastery
where she was deficient
With the Germans, therefore, music q universal pas
sion and their "faherland" has the honor OF giving birth
to list OF composers who for their number and genius
stamp their native country a. par ereens the land Of
song Among the most distinguished OF these may
mention Mozart. Bach Beethoven, Handel, HAYDN, Sor,
Spohr. Meyerbeer Auber, Weber Hers, Mendelssohn,
Iumme, Hunen, Bergmnler, Czerny, &c. 10 word,
the Germans musical enthusiasts, and Their enthusi
in this well IN everything, greatly increased
by the congregation Of large numbers 0o the present
occasion the excitement 10 be raised 10 the highest
' piich--N, y, Herald
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Trial OF Rsapsrs near Washington, on Th~rsdsy,
JANE a.

W.smsarow, June IA, 1854
HAVING been informed by Fubugh Coyc esq., propretor OF
~ the National Agricultural Warehouse city y w,
Young, esq whom have known SEEM
chase ifu could be
num- has occurred 70 me- and have been advised that
convenient and favorable opportunity exhibiting
e reaper TO the people Of
ges who are respectfully invited, and Of whom,
tnonghs DO
farmers Of the surrounding country could presented
would be afforded ~ The well known and highly farm
NJ Young situated a. have been informed, opposite the
n SCUM do OF the Eastern Bfanch ofhe
good road TO spot.
Aud, BY way adding interest the occaon have
thought proper, and have respectfully PROPOSE
usey will also present machine appointed
Nc Young with Mt Coyie, above who proposes
every requisite facility for the trial Of machines
NE one with which he shall be pleased should either
SUI, hin Md further appointed
lar manne the drawing reporting
pason of the would
furer that purpose testing respective capabilities
the two machines In cutting
me night Previous be set work while the dew on In
the morning. q. ". MCCORMICK.
Cy-Thc suitable hops for witnessing Of the
VIII be from no ~ and from 10 And
who desire operate when the dew above
DO q, n, MCCORMICK,
Junsm tRep, fq@l, .. rre,s
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6 The Campaigns,

Those who purpose subscribing for the "Campaign :"
and who wish the entire series of numbers. should in
order to obtain them, send their orders 30 that they
may be received by the latter part of this MONTH
We have made arrangements TO supply the entire num-
Der to all orders received during this month 1t has be-
evident already that our edition of the "Campa;gn
will be very large and particularly urge our friends
10 note the above suggestion
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pouani sectional resolution.
sfor the president and secretary Of the convention 10
tell NOT how the resolution stands on the journal
for thai they do tell over their signaturesbst hoe
the resolution read from their desk and voted by
the convention
Until these things are fully explained not small pof'
hon OF the whig party will be found TO believe that BY
some strange process either OF mistake or Of design th
have been drawn in their convention into position upon
the compromise measures alike new and unwelcone 70
them as wings. and in fat contradiction with al iheh
past votes and declarations, and all their wishes and de
signs for the future.
Especially will these wish to know from General
Scott which platform he on Monday afternoon accepted
by telegraph Was il the only platform which bad up /"
that date been published by the reporters was oe
official platform, which made its FIRST appearance Oh
Tussioy morning.
And, finally The people viii wish to know whether an'
how fer they areio regard this OF the business a.
gross electiouecrng fraud perperaed upon them un0"
the Solemn plausbililies of Wing National ConVen
ton
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY, rssa.


Class c, for 1852.
To be drawn at Wilmington, De Saturday, July J. les2
IS number loucry-l3 drawn ballots.
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We are indebted to Adams and Co.'s Express for files Of
the San Francisco Herald 10 the sth ult
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MEDICAL Association Of District OF Columbia
MI meeting held Washington Inhrmay, wedner
day. June ~ ~ O'clock Fun attendance particularly re-
auesfed. H. " hioNE,
lime o,--d3t Secretary.
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The Ogciai Platform Of The IPhfg National co"p'Nt,t
The wings Of the United States, IN convention assen" s
firmly sdh-fng The great conservative republican Fd
cples by which they ere controlled and governsa, 40
now, as ever, rely upon the intelligence o. toe Am''
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shall send open our ledger be
IN date and the fret q next month ~ hst IL
The time which expect general
respectfully desire those receiving their
bills most politely asked pay The amount Of
the same CLAGBTT DoDsoN,
June a3-dtsJuiy
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One declined. One lost One vacancy,
Loud, long, and startling the demonstrations of
applause that followed the announcement Of this
Now this report of the In,ellisencer gives the eighth
resolution, read by Mr. Ashmun and adopted by the
convention in the following words.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20
T)rllt.I.I.

In barnet. nj the house q Hubbard ?ui,nhy. of
consumption. March l.. Mr. Charles H. %ia-hip. q:
Bradford. a-"i 81.
n Concord. Feb. :, "! droi>y in The head, Jerome
child Of Willard A,lan> aged wears.
Also, Fob 2N Of Scroiiiil Mr. Arthur In sell. son
{" Elder !. ". Russell, in the 18th wear Of he aae
-i's". Feb. -, of consumption. chill OF willow f.
vira Souiliw"rtl,, aged months
A!>". March /, cd Of NJ Hour Danf,rth. aged
smon;l>.
In Cabot. March 5 Mr. William Scales. AGO! %.
In Cabot March :, a son Of Daniel and Mary
Warren. a-c! about weeks
In Cabot March 10. Mr. Ecuhen Clark. age! 81.
In Barton. March :? otap"fIcxv. Hon. Harry Bax-
ter. a~.l - wears. Mr. f. q. the tim. OF hi~ death
WAS President ott!c Peoples Bank at Derby
At North Danvill'. March 8 Mr. Leonard Morse
ace,i IS yrar>-i"rmcr!v IF Cabot
In Danville March o very suddenly. of disease
OF the hear: Emily pmra daughter Of Hon Andrew
and Mrs Susan McNIilla, agci ; vears
Al South Ilarl~ich. March ,. Mr ThcoI,liilI,
Cushman. aged 81.
At North EIavcrlin. March :. Catherine. nr'y
daughter Of >amu" Swasoy. E>q., agc; > years aut
2n"r-i,>
In Ira rr@'r, Mare. >. Mr. Martha. wife # Nooly
+. k;mI,a. E-q., a-e'l IL wears.
AZ Siirhar!ra. Nova Scotia Doc "a tlr hanic
Weeks, in II" ll7;Il year Of his 90" Mr Wees W..
born on Long I~Ia"l. ca ''c 81 # p"ce:nhcr, l745
- '"-"c - i..~. ....l. y. y. ct tie ra..a:
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Genera! taua,">. N Us official rcp"r'. SAYS
that tar>aht Wa driven from Camar-" IN
utter di>Inay. across The river S1n Juan and
IL" Bravo. and that IN the t.i.ht i numbered
his men were droWr"i: and ! {" '".Tajni>
men are Reported To- Lave i'rrn ;nuna dead on
The field OF battle. nI.! I w"u'.'!r'!.
Other accounts say that tarvaiai> forces
numbered between Nv" and five hundred.
sixteen %! whom We're Indians; that they had
twelve poundrr and 9a"i supply ct am
,agnitinn. and thu; H. y n.iI,. 4 n.,.,t Gr>,,r-
ate Resistance.
The M,N,can ',,r~c~ r'sa~..l ~ ,'.::, ',,.i,,.,.-
+, with -. Cavalry. winch ,au,rd ou. VIM.
Of Caryrial> forces. under Capt. Mnn v.coln-
po>c.l r.o,-f..ut N.xi.an-. ~ make rr.,ilar
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Mr. Wilcox also apologizcl. + vas a .n,,-
ter Of heartfelt regret to him. that anytI;ro
>hon'd have happened 50 soon after hi, ijen-
t.hIa'loh with that body. He arolocized for
'I"Iat'n. the rules, and said that he intended
n" dI>rrspeot towards his fellow representa-
tNe<. He considered that the wrong and ont
rage offered him by his colleague justified the
course pursued.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20
DAGUERRE0TYPES,

IL mo" VII" ''f :" have their picture l..,
viii j" Wei :" cal -~,r. - >i,-Ii I,,,- -,.r.
il i.'w : nr.h> W. S,rIIrr>,x
>;.l",l:.>hurv March L.. l>:,2. -,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20
4 Farm for Sale or Rent,

4 SNAIL. ifI7n, c"r>i~-'nr "f 30 ACGl'> &C
GOOD LAND. viii r.,.ri .nl 81 ,...,:,,-
.. i'i-> Ei"l =. : '-r-l 10y sac. ar rc,r. T..
.,,i''n> Nh >ra! pat -rhe In, = ., Dc,
- ".!' : 1t >'li. Tie. rrr : :, ~. go,
".! ii'n">''".i. Io>!TH ili.ri;.
Nrrcr;ori. MI. l.. 1852. $50
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r., J;o,.l- .1 \I,r,.,,, r,l g
~ -. an -, ,,L ~. a., .t ~ '''''>e>
H',rl;n,.to, Tha Ka,, I!,ri- ' ', 'i',''
ro,,,., Mood l.v Ur Nrr;.ts Lor-, ~ Do
NOR, and H.. unra,n :.o.L L,' IT,;' ' u
I,o, r,rreI hy NIr Adams If H,,.rl;n,r,., ~,
Ia, l"'llF,, hpr>'' i r"t one "i''ch cam" OFT
~, ra,,l,.;,I,,,. ann
Black Hawk mare CTcoru;sn. More infer
st was excited IN this trial OF speed. in con
, ,.,T 81 'i' Tf'I'"". tr'''hph> 'v III"
~. -. n.a,,I ,.,,,;r b.,rs.. ~
considered an that account. = fair ,.s, 81, ,L..
speed and bottom OF IN" rival breeds, The
Tbc pi,L Ii,r von the frs. .Ir" AMY l' '',.,
er,l rods each heat. The time was No, re-
ported. We are not much of Sportsman
~ We >4o'I' nave ''I; 4 l.'.,r better II the
e " INFIELn S'"tt what >mn"rhnamc
i, 'I d ''''eI Il, !" ' ~ l ".',. ,>r lf
L,aa GrlI and he has had cn,nirs in f. -,
and in r.ar. and -auoht more. battles ,san ,uy
other living american. The PEOPLE evil
.'''''E mean mat ne Si'"'i "''t ""''"'F .h'|"'
We ba;J fine LriaL omen ofhi> taI;Sm,n;.
name. WINFIELD, with confidence and
,onraoe = r,c, pr.<<
COURAGE '''' '''<<
n,l,u,n, nI;. 1.,!:o $780,, ,u:.: I.
nation Of GEN. Sc"rr As tie Wing candi-
date for the Presidency; and those OF Mary
land Louisiana. and Tennessee in favor of
MILL H';' l l''.""Ef.
< MIR Alexander Parker, Who was in
JHr'd few days >'n"r III Montpelier, by his
"'r>'' running with him, died IN consequence
o. hi' INJURIES on the ID inst.
rt@ j. : r." writing from Washington
to the Sew lo'k Tribune, under date of
: March l'h' says Three years ago to-day
ten. '"Eior was Inaugnratrd. One yral
from to'|y ''rn Hcpt VIII be. Ii nothing
breaks
g, ! Iar@c petition Tor Ia" r'l'a' "' '''
=, ~, " '."' '''" i'''' ' ~. ',
E.rv;nl I, :. ~. f.. ,'' '.t ~" ,"'',
IN rr,.;on 70 H.. s,,,..,.. ,,,o,1,, ,,,,n ,,I,.,
IN the Stat.
..-.. ,,r en-
losses <,,.,,;r..I J., H.. v,r,,,n. ur,,,,I r;r,
Insurance. con,,ny sine. IT,. /, If Lamar,
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SATTEp.Y Navel,

- SATURDAY. March H.
lIov~r.- Mr. Polk. of Tennessee, rose to -,
privileged question and SAID 1t is usual |
/, he'r. and therefore ! am graifcd ia lie =
tie to state to the House. that the recent M
fortunate difficulty hctwccn the two r,,,rc-
>"niati'e> from Mississippi has been aln,..d
IN manner highly cacIitab!r to both par.ie-.
and that tt"H now occupy the same no<ition
ct 'I"nd~hIp which existed between them
Prry'"llS 10 the affair OF yesterday.
Mr. Price, Of New Jersey. presented thc
resolutions of the LEGISLATURE OF New Jersey.
">@.n- Tor protection to iron. glass and coal.
The House went INTO Committee Of the
" hole on !hc state Of the Union. ON the res
oIutlon authorizing the continuation Of the
work on the wines OF TIE Capitol.
Mr. Wilcox, Of Mississippi resumed his re-
ply TO Mr. Brown. Of Miss.
Various members of the Committee on the
enlargement Of the Capitol. explained their
views Is TO the durability Of the foundation
and finally, the amendment anpronriatiro
~1"o,c@0 for the extension. was anrc.l toand
the COMMITTEE" rose when motion to lay IL.
resolution on the table was nrca:iycd.andthc
House adjourned.
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AMERICAN HARDWARE,

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S'llHE> a,:l ANS. full >t.xh Of rliirl
they h''"'' - !; "tlv ga hand. sGi,rS
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HARDWARE.
C!IANHENE.IN " FILLER,

II MERCHANTS ROW. ~ EONTGS,
World liFi', ;h'' airrl'n ii h.s'cr> IN Hardware
'"'-> - -i'T >-'cN ii. ,,I confidence that they
can 'N'il'3f - GOOD -a,lti favorable
l'r.r- Hnv 3i.-u in H. ctv uilr stock ,-nrIf-
- ~ III" ,.'i'', E.rn;r.. Coos manufactured =.
El-'u ANT G'~7a1sv. ul.ir irr regularly import
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Il III r G. 4 l. E ID MAN.

- y late arrival from MADAGASCAR. r.
ports tie '!e.'rh Of is r"ntun.a.iod- queen. al
ter TIE defeat 81 the flower OF her ar.,v. in 4
contest with belligercnt chiet in Noren,'..r
last,
AEEiNAL "E TIE CrEhN PGI>nNrE~.-
The ship Prentice. Capt. Woodbury.. arrived
ii new York. on SATURDAY morning. from
'i@a. Spain. with ninety-five of the Amrri-
cans VIII" wer" rn"a"-d in the Cuban ex,.i.li
lion, ami have been liberated by the Queen.
al the Instance ct' our Government.
E IH"NA~ MooEr. the great Irish poet.
"i'd on tn" 18Th OF Fchuary. agcd -.
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PRIME COWS:
YOKE FIRST NORkINGGyEs

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