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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

He~Se--re-s wss another very r-c.. e~T sd ->~uH
nrfy N orr national character u were less ro-t
ess, for exsmrle Of Rsrcsd ide,s sholli seiom
be shocked By SorUai tragedies
vant q Topose assng Uishei We we're 0ocai 81
" "Iast peofl'-we ae, walked. worked dii every.hag
in hurry
We lacked love % beauty also lie hal sts'aes
scored with percl ma-ks This greet fefae. and
the pulpit shoud denounce Z for those who wgi defsee
htautifEl statue were very far from the Kiay'aO q
Heaven.
Re then humorously described other Anscsnisms--the
tuurd style oi writers our aud abuse ~ thc
definite article and nasal twaag and proslcsl pro
nun, iG.ioIs
Ptt vas there not smother side Had We not noble
traits viii III were pccUlar % America
To use az Amercanisn. in course Ne bal; for N
stance We were very galan; perlo Hiuilion sal hai
Woman r. these whom she admired. wa not troAt
a. we treated hcrso ioolishy praised Oar women Fena
w0rshiTped, and were worthy OF adula.ion THIS Wa
Amer, snism.
The lecturer then proceeded 70 prove that was - 0y-
20 Use on Ame auisu-" soft sswderng the sex IA y
erel aDi The specimens present in particular, and succeed
ed N senGhag them al home very Eappy-afier having
listened very pleasant Leciare. which was repeat
edly aPYlauded and which seemed to please all
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PHILADELPHIA.

Ccrrsucuderee Of Tse N 7. Ttibupe. $50
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Oct g. 1913
During Saturday ng,h and yesterday morning. tnefe
was the usual OF row yism particularly IN INC
urrer district One nan waJ beaten and stabbed oy
gang Of armsd russ in tho district Of Remington az
snofher individual was assaulted with sung shot. I1S
rct and we're viii dicty res;lsiLsd BY the harsfss
Police from engaging IN riot. -. -,
A disagreeebls northeast vino set IN tbs no-alaE
From 70 "a O'Clock hail fell 90 intervals IN gree qasn
tfes The tsermcsster 81 the game time 5000 = " ae-
grses being only eight above freezing Poinl NssscoeA
sloals and kres we're IN general requisition
a. Sa.1r,Iav evening young man named lanes Dolan
vas attacked by gang Of ruisns in tho vicuAty Of
second and second St., Kensmgton he NEe taDbed in
I've rIaces Mono Of the wounds very dang No
arrests made.
me tsverns we're generally closed ycesrdAy under
order Of the Court YET considerable ss.n done in
sone Of them with closed dOor zu.nber Of the pro
rrieors arrested this morning.. and taken before
magistrates They intend to test tie matter whether
house i @ public one when / d closed.
Snow M fast this morning bssveep I,a cliy and Bali
l9ce.
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Ngt,vcuo1Y SnIFwRrcg--The CiarlsstoE Courier
gives he following particulars Of the wreck and loss Of all
n board Of the bark Leonie;
"Tho Ioonie was commanded By Capt. Leslie, and
,Iert.r hound from Matanzas 20 COWcs and a market
After detention Cowos of about three weeks she pro
ceeded on her voyage 10 St Peersbugh, in the proseu
ton al which che stranded part OF The coast % Ho
land known e. the Evcrands Ia the vicinity Of the en-
trance Of the Iexel Capt. Leslie was IA experienced
shrmas.or and had aed for many years from ths port
and vas universally respected and esteemed lie was ac
eompaned by his vito and her two lovely and accom-
tshed daughters widely known and beloved in our com
nunity Their sudden and terrible death has cast gloom
over large circle Of friends and acquaintance.
The Leone was formerly the ship Prentice on board
Of which two cargoes Of cotton succesyey destroy
Cornuousv pursued her would cOuntenance the
ureiudces Entertained by the sailors againsther
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ALBANY
The r. novaI OF Collector Bronson-E1ecI upon the
Hunkors--sons Jubilant-AntI-Ilent Convention.



--Canal Freak.
Ccrsrspcndence Of The y. ]. Tribune.
ALBANY, Monday Oct. a, 1853
TIE Ayeus this morning silent with regard to the re-
soyal Of Collector Bronson. though had teeSraphc az
nouucemen. Of the fact under is teiegraphc head ne
Hunker were dumb founded this morning on seeing the
letter OF Secretary Guthre They had believed his re
oval posshle II has proved fa- the Hgnkers in
IL. civ are concerned heavy blow to them. The sots
on the contrary. are in high spirits. So
Guthrie letter is spoken Of IN better ieI5 on al as'
than his former
The Anti Renters called 70 meet kursday 70 nom
,cae state ticket s aid that the power which for
merry swayed these people IS superseded ana ust 'h
g Nominate ticket repr knant TO thGr organ here. II
that Is the case the ticket viii be repgdatd and VII not
ne uuitedly supported. Il VIII not be elective.
The fold wing information has been received a. the "a
nal Department by telegraph .o..,,,,,,
r.st occurrsd Broek port IrdsY an Small wood
o. rrf-- sore VII rst ire hrss or four . fepsI
T. BERSA8f Re-.lsns EnE.nsef.
ITNILe
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MoSDAr Oct. g. ls53-Jons. Trotter, Esq Presidcr'
IN the chair. .., - r,
spector Of Election in place Of Jonn IL i! IT, F'He4
in III District Thirteenth Ward Adopted
Preamble stating ds preamble AMI resolution were
the Hudson River Railroad Co 20 take up the pres u
rails in Hudson. Canal and " est ste and pa1 9oWh
rrooyed rail an TO be completed IN 5ht months ta-t
sad oi-h months have long since expired win
that Ire Street Commissioner be directed 10 report 70 ms
Board what progress has been made By the Hudson h'e
Railroad Co In the alteration Of their ral-Adopted
That the SALARIES of door keepers Of the several oo
Houses be increased 70 500 pr aanum-fo CONE. Zee
Oh Salaries and Offices -
F-cfl re Beard OF AiierEtca-R ssosation fixing ne
places ior holding the polls o. elee.oa for Sveuieon
Ward COncurTtdi IN.
some papers we've referred
Corn ication-From the Corporation Attorney IL re-
atiou 10 resolution suits e-fered, stating ihat ts
rresut incumbent entered upon his dutes sh sept it
hch was after the time dcsigsatedaad that rs pEees
essor had made monthly rstErns 70 the CourrcIe--Ae
ceuted and ordered ontle.
ne Board then adjoug0sd 70 Thursday AFTERNOON =
O'Clock
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
- a. --~fry and
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rsnenbors # lie -. Patrok's clnb assembled ia
T,h. Cummings Fourth av last evening, % take m3a-
sr,s TO wee nc ihcr Distinguished countEnan. John
.hcitI n BIS arrival in this country from bondage-
low daily expected Tie Oh ects Of tie meeting were
erra'ucd 20 draw up and peson, suitable nd rcss to
their -ohcr confederate AID feou for which purpose
committee 81 I've appointed Tho meeting then ad
ourneG to meet again in the place on Monday even
r- q
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COMMITTEE on CHIRCES AGAINST CHIEF
ENGT.EEI NARSON.

Tie Committee If three appointed hy tla Cpnm N
Con- % investigate ihe charges against the th.et In
girssr Of the Fire Department vas aijouned last week
rs yesterday, 40 thrs clock AZ half past three Al
lor - Barker alone augo 4rcl Ia .he Chamber. All The
'nres i1a'ion was therefore postponed until the Chair
nan T, summoned them. Mr. j.. H. AGowan. On behal
= Nr Carson. asked Alderman barser 10 name as early
O. iay IS Tca Die bu; he declared that be was without
WEI 20 do 30 y greai nam er 81 lrsnlel were PIE
D. announcement Of lie absence Of qlorAm Was re-
III With lau. Lt.r n-d Lr.nl N r-.ln.As.
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loIl,G MENs pIILANTHRoPEC sOCIErY

Notv.iiftardirg he ncemen state Of the weather last
rycrrv cutie numerous company assembled 20 hear the
annual address before the Young Mems fniianinropc
Societvr delivered by Phillips TIE President of tho
Soc CIV Tie adde's not only admirably adaped o.
tie OCCASION but ives delivered with much spirit IL oc
trrd about On hour after which the cufi nee separates
much blessed both with kespeaser and ihc address The
Monitors tie Society then pcrtook O! ihoEannual dn-
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Atamoo,irc ofthe above il, Lid % Hermitage Hal
on the 44iL inst il received in order e. TESTIFY our
deep and sincere admiration ot John Michel that p0r
ton o the lnds OF lie Club be appropriated his use rs
iLe material aid . Tie proof Aa. the feeling Is sincere
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nvvocRATTC vO1fTNATTONS.

- co--Assembly, William 0iian, Hnak.r
ce5Ssrk5.ciol Disfyici.-Ihomas 81 Howell, q Canaan
W ~. i given the Hard Shell nomination IN place Of
80 Tsylsr declined.
J, 6s..se Co-Distrct Attorney Chsles II. Winasli,
~ et.,,.go Co--Assembly, Q Luther Osgood Soit and
,,;sTaS The Ruinite. aud Adsmantines boiled which
n bsfe ihe tendency Of eicc.n3 BaliWin' Name Ia"
Wig 800. -, n.o.,,... A,seubi,
r,rfsN. WsOn Herds
'. n6ssor;a Co-Trensurer, " II. Phlps, Hard The
saSs ecs % another ticket ,..
Sot ~ Co-John Barlow placed in nom ma
Myt-1fe Bsrnbuyners for member Of Assembly Bat
tos - the bride" svows bic adhesion 10 tbe Clinton
snl refuses 20 recognize those who nominated lin
4, Damociss.
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1le meeting Of The Association which was called 10
nelta- Dr. trails Lecture Room NO T. LaigAt sl. failed
on account a. the state Of tho weather wch was too
rainy 10 GLOW q lhe ladies ming together. Ita meet
1r vii tlkc luce ca Monday G-cInoon Ao Jlsi init az
OClODE o. lLC sam. place.
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TIC Ne,y-Yerl Practical Pan.ors BENEVOLENT and Pro
p Give Aa.oc'atan hrd meeting Convention Hall In
" .o-ieri last evening but tho huslns transacted was
not 0f much interest 20 the public.
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LADIES ALLIANCE IL Twenty SECOND WARD.
Tie ladies' Of this Ward have formed Temperance
Alliance and have called meeting 40 the Chlrch Ia I'D
toti ed near Eighth Az 10 be held This day az cio k
Tl,rc should be a flil attendance \ CaEsiitu ion VII DE
acortld. and members enrolled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

OHIO STATE EDITORIAL CoNyESTioS--Ihe 10Th JGnu
sry has been set down the day for this Convention
HE place il not yet fixed. II il likely 10 be Cincinnati
watchman named Peter Feagan was shot deal on ;he
night Of the 18th inst. 10 Augusta, Ga by Augustus
CsrtiedQe.
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Rcehsiver Country -1ieoIogy-outi ins-sosi-f'rovss
prnI,Ies-T low -ssrasses--fru'ts-se
etAblss - Animals - Population - Commerce - ca.
naate, sc.
cerrespondenee Of The n. z. Tribune.
WrSYEBAGo Co, H. Sept. 70, 1883.
Prom different sections Of the State Of Ohio, and
other parts Of the country, have atey received na
merous letters, propounding such inquiries among 9TH
eTs AZ the following:
l. What sort q a country have you
p What your producnOnsf
o What iaC.lites have you 20 market
T. Are there any lands yet 10 be entered
O. What esn get an improved farm for
o. How . YOU fence and break up prairie leods
e. How 10 sou Ike your cinnate-b i healthinlf
s. VIII & the character Of your poPaleiionf
To these interrogatores suggesting sufficient matter
for rOlune, propose through the columns u i~
TTJuas very briefly 70 reply.
l,ogogioaHg: We are on the GIN Limestone
Formation. which gives character 10 so large por
ton Of the fertile lands Of Western New YORK ana
Oh :, and Of Northern Indasa and Iliaols. This rok
rssents on the surface Of he United States very
f.rded outline II forms tAe upper stratum Of the Fhs
n Niagara Il the Genesse and 81 The Ohio. 1t cs-ss<
he rapids ct Maumee, Wabash and Upper Mississippi
II compose. most Of The perpendicular cliffs OF the Rock
River uorth Of Oregon and crops out in ledxes or
quarries along the margin OF the brooks aerd.ng val
liable End abundant materials for building, a,i eyey
whero throwing cut beautiful and perennial springs o.
Wstsr
The surface Is neither abrupt nor level, bet lies In
bJGg uLdhianDg slopes, gentry s"ehi.s "s 49, iNe"
elevations Of hundred feet, more or less and Ten as
gently declining TO the next stream Of water cAiH
ing al these rivers and streams, which are large enough
70 stop the headlong eonfagation Of pysrs fire, arc
found grores Some of these groves like that on tho
north sde Of the PekatOnica, several miles wide'
composed of tall and noble forest oaks, naples elms
walauts, &c but most Of them arc made up Of sscss
trees with spreading branches, truly eharac'sn.eo
that expressive sppeIlaton, " Oak Openings ref2n-
inc you rather of English parks than American fofesS
trees standing here alone, and there IN groups VIE
intervening lawns, if they had been pa2sed by tn'
hand Of tie Almighty Landscape Gardener iof orss
ment rather than for use The sof reh, oar,
etsbIe mould uuderlsd BIZ fertile Ssststto loan es,as
upOu q elayey loan ssbsoa Of eaiesreous orsn. A''
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ruIG NONINATIOv9

y. an and Lariresson Senator My1n H..
Csrk q SSs.1--JIs-snbly. George H. Hoaeaed Dadct
Qss Wm. II 0nderdonk
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xs,r V,yrsmRE.-S ate Conventions at CODe0rd-Ffee
rts.'oc,atIc October q Wing, November IL.
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,o,.pA ATTIC lgOFTl CITY NOMINATIONS
pth yssrslToRIAL CosvEsTIos.-This Convention
Fo S 1 ws s1'59 s ' Sat-. so5 SENATE S1 ls
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s aa,yS an Sixth Wards -Aramblywm.
US y ssth Ward
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tg.eossfs james Maxwell, the Wiz candidate soT
Gle Tree surer has withdTawn from the canvass.
n Bartleit tie Free Sol cand date for Snpernieud
Fpubo Instruction has declined the nonn otlon' a.
s,ox, biz intention 10 support the Wing candda.e Mr..
N, Baird las not Withdrawn cs The Wing candidate for
Cyenor o. reported d..
- N eupuOrt tho BaIstow and Pierce ticket ID edsse
i.~s4Ti In vote for Mr Ho'fon ~. Tor Governor
"a A. Pidey, WING f0r Bank Comptroller
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r,ssfslr Gov Campbell W:s9ntei his ms az. to
lstrre on the sih rst. lie speaks Of fresh sim
~. b,rsr been impaired % every branch Of Industry
IN .asrse In prospect Of aio completion Of cOniem
lie 5 .g-osds Tie rclcts Aio the State treasury
DE- sbs iss, two years were sl102O46 whe he O..
eol Tor tie same period amounted to e. 49,
n an expendilure groator than the receipts Inc
ssI amount q taxable pro as assessed ia The year
r w. siss6Olig The public debt exclusive Of bonds
TO- ,rsed bv the State, amounts to SJ740sJ7
me Woe smouni advanced ~ the snie IL lie Cay Of
gn' -, Nv irdorsemeDt Of bonds by the Companies
amounts 70 sl,9l5NO; ...,...s g.. o-....;,o.;o.
a., s.,lo,.ino are tbe officers Of the Senate
lbe lg ee5 T5rn Polk lDem) Of Hafdeman Principal
ntAT q Tssfman of Davidson Asant Clerk, D D. i.onan
- s0a DoerEeepss Leland Davis, Greene County Me-n
F' hs Hon., Of Representatives has elected the following
ofhcen; 49, ,u,,-, = r.1c,-s. pri,.t,.1 C,r,-t y
s,i. d Robertson; Assistant Cl,r Henry hos OF W as
49,. pr s-og Csk Axe Henry OF Bradley tfulip- Door
stsy NJ rhlITs Of Campbell Assiiant DooTketP-r \" H.
Tesoll q Hartman
EygFssEA-Ihe election is over, and from what we
be.r Mr. johnson ia elected the Delegate 20 Congress
Issipg Mr Abelard Guthrie. Mr. Guthrie has been quite
Al, actor in Nebraska 0HGirs.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

This Board me. las; eyanirg snd passed upl lew "a
re.s, hut nothing CT Importance.
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The House then took recess until clock
ENENING SESSION.
But few Delegates attended the Evening Session.
resolution TO adjourn sine de this Tuesday evening
received from the House Of Bishops end eoncaiTed
Tie House of Bishops no; concuring in the appoint
mcni by this House Of Baltimore the place for holding
the neat General Convention, substituting iAhaleilua
this House ratified their nomination -,
Tie joint Committee appointed 10 take INTO consla,Ia
lion the disagreement between The two Houses On the o
posed amendments to the Nth Article q re CSa,'slion
recC mmCrd,d that the following Article be saomHici %
the several Diocesan Conventions ana should 70 es
to IT, that it then become one Of tie icles OF the O'--
tuition at the next General Convention
Tie first and second sections Of Article to remain as
al ig's.sa Fpop Church in any Of the aiei
siat,s or Territories ihe,eo noi 10" :,
new be formed from uoe existing boeesea my
Earv 6cse ban Be- formed y within the limits q
or Icee nor shan arv Diocese formed Junction Of
he lcp ard Ccuysnon each he Dooese concerned A.
Inst's6 "ftbe sd section theoowins tobe substituted
No aeh new Do,ese shA be formed unless i contains i ,esT
por,rs Ps srd Is Pesty who hsve been east one year
economically resident AID regularly settled N r. g sIe - &c
;Sr 'ss7 P.F;es; -. snl provided that
'hs Doese 9lIs shs 20, a. s S sri 10 remain a. thew
now stand The suggestion was adopted
The House concrred with the Bishops IN me resoiaon
proyidrc for the appontm nj Of Registrar SaoseqaSnl
IL The House of Bshops nominated Rev John Henry no
bart as Registrar which, on motion THIS hoaSe '0-
Cured in. ..,. r,,...,, N;..ion,-,
Boerd in substance reported IS follows; ,,r,
/ P,.slrsd That TIE TsnnA Report Ct he bosid O.
submitted tho House Be received sle pE-'eo Il '-1
sether with sceo-np sny ms Goclutuhs .. rtA,-
Ihas the saset e he urlsdieiioa q me s-- Z,
fporl III Cns ngsh Bishop Of NEtoT e -iIIe1 -
Ccrnu'tee Bshops 10 eli IN eensua az
the Afehbshop Canterbuy sna report aeA %
the Convention - o. NJ. -. n a
,rrp Of the Territory lying the Ees eoas Of Ala
not sss.gned any Colonial bsAop - -, -.
1hs- M lerer from Bishop fEine 70 Rsacp Boon Be Ad =
fore Con- nee Of three Beops three fesoytes sAe ihfee
- e. - r-r the recess report The Oereral Ccnvento-
Thsithe pe0ns from whom eoea-ssss on Aea.fy oPs.a
ens expected, be requested 10 AenS aen @-a-s ~
Of hs CONVENTION Canned, -, -. c.-.uu:.
The Chair appointed the following to the JOINT O9uih
fee Rev. d n Ninton Rev. Ar Co1e' l. osaisn L.
A. Newton and Mr.. Cope ,,.,.
The order Of the day on the trial Of Bishop was
cslcd up ....
Nj HoGgzu thevghi would occVgy ih; ''!e a's'n'''n
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works tbus sent abroad Thsle have been sent in all
s1a boxes OF collections. sad o,isa volumes. ..
In retain. there have been Iecsivsd great variety Of
valuable publications, and scientific instruments Of the
most useful character have bern purchased while
great system OF national INSTRUMENTATION has been
es'aoiished, which is diHusDg correct knowledge Of
the rcience of America among mankind,
But with all ths-caryihg out A. il Is The expressed
d sign of the Institution TO and G knowI.
edge among men"--the Smithsonian has by no mean,
neglected or overlooked the PRACTICAL cultivation Of the
minds and the soils OF home. II has encouraged AesIcuI
ruRE, As well ths mechanic arts. painting and sculp-
tue Thi. good work il has accomplished by promo
ting the discovery OF agricultural truths. usus.
ted and enforced by science has also collected in
change for the works sends abroad the publications oil
The transactions Of all the agricultural societies in The
world II has. furthermore. sdea in didusing kaow.
edge with regard the most scientific modes Of sgtcu
lure and had il means ii command. il would do
sill, more in this very important Department Of coun.
,y's welfare.
is the belief OF those nj the bead Of the Institution
that agriculture will be advanced by Improvements
in the microscope and in the processes Of chemical mani
pulaon. than by all that has been done BY the plough
| and harrow. f6es45
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Later from nyonteyIdeO.

Especial correspondence of the Courier and Enqnrerl
h MokTEvIDEo. Aug 2, 1853.
Since my last nothing Of moment has occu red ~ The
Plata These Distracted counties quiet and is 10
be hoped that they will go, at leas, for time.
The victims OF the late revolution il ibis city number
81 as many wounded have died since the day OF the
struggle. The government is on a moe firmly esab-
lshed basis, and gradually strengthening lis position
to resist the .umnred approaching invasion OF General
Oribe who il also slowly gathering his forces together 10
the interior he legislative body Of the republic are
now in session and engaged ia devsng 10 reduce
the national debt
Communications have been eceiv ed b. the government
from the chief Of police and natl ona guard in the
nces lin reply to tie procsma'ions sent you in my
last protesting the most ardent attachment 10 the exist
Ing &c vernmcnt, and promising the most Implicit obedi'
ence 10 all lis requirements
From Buencs Ayres we have advices to the 30th u
All was quiet there. and the government firmly
established with Pastor Obsado provisional director
and captain. general, and the old ministry. grand
parade of The national guard had taken place. prepaa
terry to their hnal dismissal, and proclamaons full oil
big sounding words and phrases had been distributed
among them, thanking them for the lighting which they
did do and audng their vaor for The success which
was achieved by Captain Goes lreachery.
The Water Witch. after her return from iaking Urquiza
to Entire Rios made another trip with Messrs Pendeton
& Echenck. who busying themselves about some
treaties with the Correnno and Entire Raino govern
menis What their business - nobody knows, unless
your Washington correspondents keep their eyes well
hA.J upon their Communications to the State Department,
VIZ ch would recommend Certain il is. that the repre-
n.stivss OF the United States in the Rio de la Plata
have been engaged 10 extraordinary transactions
lately, which, seeing they have been superseded, they
night better have left to their The Water
Witch is expected here TO morrow next day. and after
taking Der coal board, will proceed directly TO As
cencon, Paraguay, TO the scientific survey Of
the rivers, Tor which parpose you will ecolect she
sent out here by the last administration She has been
here sixty days and more waiting for the coal which
government sent out for her use.
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On pamphlets and magazines I'm Cd STATES postage
by The Bremen line. is cent ounce fraction Of
an ounce. prepayment, required. On all printed NATL
recerued in The Bremen mail The whole postage (Uaisd
States aud ioreiyn) is prepaid on the other side To
Alexandra. Corfu. Lower Italy. Malta, and Wsseha,
the rates on newspapsrs By tbs Btsmsa line have not
been furnished 10 The del ar,msnt. Al mailer sent 10
either OF these las.-aane countries BY this ute must Be-
prepaid 10 destination. s.,as HaeatN