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nARITI1E iHTELLIGEHCE.
Movements or Ocean steamers.
Port Of New York, June "a, 1853.
CLEARED.


Stesmship-Arctic, Luce, Liverpool, Collins.
Ship Hendrix Hudson, Warner, London, Griswold,
Morgan WileS; Indiana, Coffin, New Orleans WIN
Knapp, Liverpool stuIees. Chairman & Co; Alexander
Edmunds, Stewart; sssuenay River, Canada.
Bslchen; Elizabeth (Biem) sammi London, W Been.
ter Leone tsic Rolls Palermo (via Norfolk), Cham.
berlin Robins Co. Petrol Avery Hayaos, Brett yoss
theirs.
Bsigs-Condo Altar, st Mary's, Thompson Hunter;
Belle (Br), Broofmsn, sydney, CB master, vaiorosa
(Neapol). Costa, Antwerp, schmidt 4 Balchen Globe
Leavtt San Juan, MIC, Durand; James (Br), Conng-
schrs--Rebecca Clyde, Williams Philadelphia. T
Moore Ransom lBr), Lockhart, s. John, NIB, fL2TR
Jane, barley, Philadelphia, W Mckay; sarah Perry
New Bedford master snene Fr), Nolieau, Havre Boyd
Bincken; 9 & W Rogers ROGERS New London, Curtis &
Akery; Volta. futile, Bristol RI ma ster; Josephine
KiDeslaLd, Baltimore, johnson Il Lowden; Mary Mer.
shoD, Turner PHILADELPHIA W Kee Peytons Nash,
John NIB; Euphemia Patts ST Thomas, W W Russell.
Propeller-Csyugs Robinson, Philadelphia.
sloops-Aotecedent, Terry Dighton, II Havens; Ira
weller, Patton Providence II Ravens
ARRIVED
Steamship Northern Light, Miner San Jaan, Mic June
steamship louisiana Smith, New Orleans. June IT,
WIN PASSENGERS to Chas Morgan. The came to this
Wales, 80 days, with 80 passengers, 70 Nesmith SON.
snip Atlantic Sof New London), Hay don, New Orleans
Il Gays, r. ~ Hurlbut Il Co.
ship Catharine, setzcr Charleston days, TO Thomas
Bark Norge (Nor) Mikheisen, Newcastle 40 days, to
with i79 passengers, TO Beck & Kaahufdt N''''
Bari Jenny Pitts (of Rockland), Thorndyke Gotten.
burg, 46 days, with l9e passengers master Nav "a
lat 49, Ion 81, in strong breeze from NV and hsavy,
sea- carried away the head of the foremost and the he
Of mainmas and fore and maintopmasts with SAILS and
g.. ~ttached N
riggnB -, 3D. o.,,
Bark Sou,hefke7 tcJ pv-vyny, uIy.s seeuah Grande,
Black Day for Quebec; nth, lat 80 22 lon ~ 40 o.
bark Savannah Small for London which left sauns IN
c.mpaDy ed, Lat 80 so, Ion 70 &c. saw largo steamer
BARK 7 & p Woodward, sturtevant. New O,lesns Inn.
:, 70 bSrstow Pope June l6 of Tortugas, "a .hio
sor ceIolna formerly propeer, from New Orleans
A'erP00 Issn SPOKE shiP Chasca, o. Tor Boston,
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Supreme Court In Chambers.

HefOre Hon Judge Roosevelt.
APPLICATION INJUNCTION AGAINST THE THIRD AVENUE
RAILROAD.
JUNE "a - Winthrop. and others against My1dsrt Fan
SchGick and others application for order
to show cause Why injunction should issue re-
srsinpg the grantees from proceeding With the
ton Of the Third Avenue Railroad. Order granted.
1oalfnson Us. Sickes-This application on the
part of the late corporation attorney for the books &c.
of his Office until be paid his costs &C. The Judge
decided that the plaintiff had lien the books aud
that he bad any claims for costs ees he should
it against the corporation He therefore bound
leave the books with the In coming Official
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COrOner,s Inn nest ..

DEATH BY DRowsIaG.-Coicuer q Doure yesterday held
inquest the oos Of seveit street. the body OF
q boy Lsmed Daniel Donovan aged six Years, who vas
play ing the dock at tbs foot OF Roosevelt street with
other boys and supposed TO have accidentally fs
lsn into the river and drowned before assistance
could he rendered.
UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRows Coroner 0Donnei
held inquest yesterday at Per IL North river the
body Of found the eater; thu dec ased had evil
DENLY been in this leu 9Th Of time the dy
was very much posed the features gone and
Of the limbs The Coroner did not give any descrip
on Of The clothing, Verdict rendered of death
from causes unkno to the jury
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Superior COust-Pn1t Second.
Before Hon. Judge Paine.
INSURANCE CASE

INSURANCE CASE.
JUNE 24-Henyy c. De Khan and VIM. Moore agnins,
the NelD York Insurance Company yin this the jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiffs, for ST. Ill o. IL
this verdict be sustained by the Court above it will de-
cde similar action for the same amount against the
Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
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IAAADnAknAAS S0n0 NJ RI
Arrivsd-Sehrs Margaret, Boon, Fredsrioa; Lon<dse,
Baker Providence; Arctic Dickinson Ne wbury port;
Smaller, Pratt Hartford, Ketchum, Crainsr, Port
walthall; sami Lsnnox, Lennox, Bidseport W Rich-
ton; K Hsrrick, Jelson, New York; Sidney Minor,
Bodies, Bridgeport; steamer Delaware, Sanford, Ne~
York.
Cieared-Barks Minnesota, veacock, Rio de Janeiro;
Sarsgosss Turlcy, Havana brigs Erie, Baxter Boston;
Aelszso Nichols do; Orion Upton Boston, schrs Bra,
sos Mau]tcn Hartford; Mary Miller, LAWS Boston; Saml
Lennon, Lennon, Troy; Sidney Minor. Bodies. New Lon
dom Julia Eliza, Thompson Wilmington, NC; steamer
Kennebec Hand NYork.
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kins, nns medium clipper brig Of 2S2 tons, built Of
whis oh aad hasmatas eslisd ths Lzus Rssd Sss II
cvnsd By n:ssr. RUIZ. Pssss BY Reed, Atkins, TN
tons ID to be built mmsdatsy In ths same yard, and
another Of 100 tons b building In the yard adjaoent
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~ - wave. at San Franci,co, fr I'm
Clipper ship Mounta.. 80 ~ Ton rs. IA dav
Boston, crossed the line on the Atians, 49, -"
out rounded Cape Horn the 25h March, crossed tine
me On Pacific side on the Goth April afOer which time
encountered head winds.
Ship A Cheesbrough hence a San Francisco crossed
the hes IN llak Ion, n l0l days,
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OCULLsTs AND AURIsTs.

nCULISTS AND AURISTS.-WONDERFUL DISCO
" very-DeafAsss and blindness curod.Deafness nvisos
in and discharges from the ears cared a. FEY days with
southeast corner Of Broadway Also, Short weak and
impereot sight restored. ss heurs from u A. u. untl
Nm.
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Te1egraphic Marine Reports
NEW ORLEANS, June 81,
Arrived-ship Mediator, New York

Arrived-Ship Mediator, New York.
BosroN, June "a
Arrised-Bafk Velocity Charleston; briggs Neva Mar.
sees; William Pitt Philadelphia schrs David Lombard
Aux csyes Gassebeas James Barrett Chronometer aud
Sarah Al n Philadelphia.
CeaIed--Baik Itona, Antwerp.
NEW BEDFORD, June %.
Arrived-sh'p Balaena, from the Pacific, with / 100
bbls sperm OIL
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THE BATTLE HOUsE-THE EDITOR OF THE MON.
tevall0 Herald who short time since ppnr
in our CITY speaks thus Of the Battle House and s
house OF its but what will endorse the
House cost two hundred thousand doars-furnure
alone cost about eighty thousand The accommo
date four hundred people, and is warmed by steam
pipes. which are conveyed through the halls and public
Tho all large and well ventilated
mirab for the eonyenehcs Of families There
excellent bathing accommodations Dinner is
to convenience all table provided before the
regular dinner hour, which Is continued hour
where dine fast esurely peases The
house is conducted by H. Chamberlain Co gentlemen
who have had long experience in the business
pie means, &C. These gentlemen about to establish
branch and to revive the Cape May Of tho Souh-tne
Point Clear Hotel This delghtful summer retreat will be
opened about the first Of June 1t advantages
oyer aicther wsterng places in the South It is
about eighteen miles down the bay from Mobile the OPP
posite shorea delightful sail by steamboat
Clear has the pastest beach bathing in the United
Staef-excellont fishing, and always breeze which
bids desanve TO musquoes We recommend all friends
who desire recreation &C., Point Clear this summer
to the Battle House fall and wnterkno wing That all
away satisfied
WAvERLEY HOTEL 6N B2OADWAY CORNER OF
Fourth strset-Ths hotel having fully remodel
1pdk nd 10
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OCEANIC HOUSE, COMFY ISLAND-THIS LAR0A
and Splendid hotel erected upon the site q shs oiS
That part appropriated to transient vstsr
arsady n active operation. The family ana noa5dsrs e
June n The undersigned has built this hotel and furnish
cd with convenience enable the public to havo
superior e. this The best bathing bcaeA
for horses Stages leave Fulton and Hamilton f
ries every half hour CHA5. N. ROGERS Proprete4.
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THE PAVILION HOTEL AT ROCKAwAY, L. l., Is
open cars leave South forty Brooklyn at 10 ,ck
A. ~, and sa O'clock, for 1amaoa whore stages win
muncatons for the pavilion left at Boyds City Express
William street, will be promptly answered
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WAVERLEY HOTEL, 6N BaOADWAY CORNER OF
w Fourth stree-This hotel having been fully
we'll transient visiters With NOT
be surpassed III tho city
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DORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL sHREws-
Z bury river Monmouth county New Jersey, now open
ton 49, TO any in the vicinity Of New York city Offering
Ing both river and surf hne scenery quiet comfort DE-
SLAMM, Red Bank Post Once Steamers Edwin Lewis
and Golden Gate ply daily TO and fro.
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A ny PERSON WISHING TO SEND A HORSE INTO
IA tho country for two weeks where he will have kind
attention and good may address E. Herald ONCE
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 90.

IN COOL AND AIRY STALLS, TO LET, FOR LIVERY
Wv horses carmen and coacbmen all above ground Sc
cond hand wagons and coaches, for sale cheap Also
rockaway csrrsge for suitable for the county
billiard tables to let Apply at l38 Amos street and $50
Thorn psOn street.
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GNOR SALR-A HANDSOME BAY MARE ABOUT FTP.
teen and half hands bigh six years old in snse
and double harness. and trot mile in less three
w nn1x superior animal and s willing 70 500 may
street at Goress stable 81 Crosby street, whore she can
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E10R sALE-A VERY HANDSOME PAIR OFMATCHED
horses coal black fourteecn hands high and seven
years old sound and kind trot mile In $780, Also
light road Wagon and silver plated harness. nearly The
the stable 81 New street Apply at So Beaver
S~S~
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL AT BABYLON. L. l.
formerly kept by the late Charles E. Snediker-wiu be
continued - usual, by his widow.
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CTATE SALOON, NO. 4s7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
- Broome street-Ths splendid establishment is now
open for the reception Of COMPANY Nethe, pains
Ing the bar is stocked with choicest wines liquors and
the larder with thing desirable the
in variety STYLE Connected with the saloon
number private roos fitted up expressly ladies az
companied BY gentlemen. p. 9. GRADY, Proprietor.
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A!bemarle, Mansfield and L snow Atwood from aud
Rah dss H n. York from parand DO
Detroit Robinson sid for NYork days prevous Lucy
Watts, Rooney, for do days previous
China; 2ad schr Frost, Hampstead for San Francis
HuMAcoA-No Am vessels in port June 10.
HARnoR GRACE F-Arr June 7, brig Golden Rule (Br),
Russell, NYo,k
HmRADrRA-sld prev to May IA, Peruvian bark Car
men. klsy to 6nish ldg for Bofton.
HArrAx-AIr june 10, yacht Mayaower, Comstock,
hence days for Have put in to land the navigator
Richmond I5 goth, bark sypb Henderson, Philads phia
7th; brig Tweed .OBren New York 5th. Cid 18TH schr
Mary Ann, Greig, Baltimore,
John, NIB.
MAIAGA-No Am vessel in port May %.
MELBOURNE (Austraia)Arr about March /, ships Tor
rent, Copp hence Nov II; previous to 24th Nebraska
Besrse. do Nov ID.
hArAszs-In port abt June 49, schr Wing of the Wind
MoS1EvIDpo In port April % (back date) bark May
flower Morrow, from Maven for Mauritius same day.
from pha about March 80; brig Charlotte Tsy
Clark from April s; schr Sally Ann, Watson, from do
March q.
Posc.-In port June l. brig Patrick Henry, Loaand for
Philadelphia.
PKsAsa--In port April 49, bark Bornso, Rhoades, for
NYork few days; only Am vessel.
ROrTmDAM-In port June Z, chips Anderson, Coffin,
and Flora Mcdonald, Merrill for NYork dg; bark Mary
Gley, for do Dutch briggs Marinus Geertruida, Kan.
Rio JASnRo-In port May l. steamship Fanny, Pennoc,
from Savannah for California to be sold ships Ozark,
Bartlett, from NYork for CALIFORNIA; repg sail in days
Satele Stafford from NYork for Australia repg to sail
10Th Brutus, Mitchell, from Caao for Hampton Roads,
sail 9Th; Rebecca, Jordan, from NYors for Australia
arr 3D. to sail sth Flying Eagle Parker Boston for
California, cid 9th; bsrks Catherine Augusta, ----,
from NYork for Australia, put 10 for reprs and wtr:
Roanoke Kelly from and Baltimore, wig frt; BalH
more. Ramsay from NOrleans for Baltimore, wtg Emily
Roberts from Pbiade pbia via Bahia unc wig Can ton
Gibbs from New York for Australia arr "a In distress
haky; W Wright. Wilson, from and for Baltimore,
3D. VIM PrlCc ID OuiQ and pha-
deIpha, repg Argyle Norv,iie from Calao for Hampton
Roads, put in leaky, Obtained from bad weather. New
World, Sumner, from Baltimore arr 4th, Gisg; schr
Arctic Hunt, from kon'evideo disg.
sAGUA-In port June IL, baIks John Bird, Bird, and
Carlo Mautan, TillDghast for NYork ldg Cherokee do
urc; bhgs W Cushing, Annis; Talbot, Shaw; and
Azores Bssy for do ldg schrs Caroline Grant Berry do
Savannah, Small do (both these have been reported sid
..---.I days ssfore,. 49,.
or J.ao-,n Snrt June 7, "A eSoiaos Sordon
.ncs az ash brirs nsos Morton. for Boston next
asv FIcct. Grant for Baltimore days; GsnsrAF
Pisrcs, Pauot, fton DO, diagi osly A vessels
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Ct DENIS HOTEL. NEW YORK-BROADWAY, COR
y of Eleventh street, opposite Grace Church. Each
have their meals In the coffee room and q IL carteU
10. JULIEN. PrOpriekor.
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lb hands high with long natura! tall he i Of extra
fine style and action and sound kind
old thoroughly broken and horse
In every PARTICULAR Will only be sold high price, but
at less than tho real value He short
distance from this city Address, post paid care Of
V. b. Palmer, dver'sng agent. Tribune Building
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ENoR SALE--A BAY SADDLE HORSE; A NATURAL
pacer he also trots and canters and Kindly n
double harness Price, sos. Inquire at Jackson's Live
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NATIONAL HOUSE LONG BRANCH, N j., Is NOW
IN open for the reception Of visitors Since the last bathing
the house being complete In every department The pro
public generally confident that they will find tho
bathing of the house second to
other watering place in the United States. 4
STOKES PETIT. Propriet,rs.
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LtOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL RLACK HORSE SIX
old perfectly sound and kind single and double
harness! Also, a beautiful mo;srn built shifting top
DO sold separately or together Monday next Css
be at Wlets snyders stables In West Twenty
street, between Eisbth and Ninth avenues,
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THE GARDINER CASES.

On Monday last the DISTRICT Attorney moved the
Court to f1 the 18th instant for the trials OF the ndct
ments against GtoRdE A. GARDINER and JoHs c. GARDr-
gsr He adyerted 10 the fact that important testimony
had been lost to the Government by the contnuaces At
the last term which had been granted the application
Of the defence, and to the danger that similar conse
ouence might follow from longer delay
Mr. BRADLEY for the defendants stated that conn
sci could not at present day when they would be
ready for trying the cases. witnesses whom they
had expected from Mexico had not yet arrived that Il
was uncertain at what particular time they would be here
but that whenever either Of them should arrive the de-
PENDANTS would be ready
In the Of the discussion the DISTRICT Ar1os
adverted to the circumstances in which the witnesses
from Mexico for the United States were placed and Mr.
BRADLEY to the bearing Of other untred cases. some
them jail cases the question OF fixing day for the
Gardner eases
The Counr expressed its willingness try those
on any day which counsel could agree upon but said
that in the absence Of such agreement all it could do
would be, when the should be absolutely called for
trial by either party to require the opposite party il
then ready to assign legal for further delay and
that meanwhile the motion Of the DIsrRIcr ArroRssr
would stand merely as notice to the defendants In
view Of the probable duration Of the trials the Court sue
eested that IL they any them should be begun and
not finished before the time fixed by law for the next or
March term, serious difficulties might arise
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FROM TEXAS


We learn from late Galveston papers that on the 18th
utimo bill introduced into the Senate Of Texas
making provision for the payment Of the difference be-
tween the scaled and face value Of the debts due by
late Republic Of Texas, in land at fifty cents
After some discussion, II indefinitely postponed
The select committee in the House. to which was refer
red that portion Of the Governors message relating the
affairs the frontier and the ranging companies called
out have made report fully sustaining the Governor in
bis and maintaining that addition to the troops
the frontier inperativey needed The report was
accompanied BY bill authorizing the payment Of the
gers by the State and also joint resolution for the pro-
curement Of the reimbursement Of the State by the United
States II is thought that both bills will pass.
The San Antonio Ledger notices the arrival in that
town Of part Of the original attaches Of the boundary
Commission consisting Of Messrs Pierce Jones' Thomp-
son. and Lawson, assistants Major Bartlett agent: and
Capt TansiIl, quartcrmsster Of the division.
James II. burst and II Clay Davis have entered suit
against the Mexican nsurgen Carvsal for supplies fur
nisred his hbustering forces Carvsjas beir an un
lawful enterprise il is not probable that the plaintiff. can
derive any benefit from the suit.
The Female Academy at Seguin with all the furniture
two pianos and chemical apparatus has been totally de-
sroyed by FIRE The loss is supposed to be about SIS
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THE CIVIL WAR AT TAMpIco.

The New Orleans Courier discredits the story, re-
ceivcd BY Telegraph few days ago, Of the march
of body of Texans upon Tampico Late Texas
papers do not even hint atsuch an expedition. The
Courier further says
An arrival from Tampico furnishes some particulars
Of scenes Of blood Of which Tsmpco has been the theatre
and in which some Of the O dan patriots have been the
actors Two revolutionary leaders in Tamaupas, CASA
and Rurwo RoDRIaUKz, fell out after their parti-
obtained possession Of Tampico Casanova got the
Of hsrva Rodriguez and attacked him and his band
in the night Of the 18th ultmo when, after sharp
ton Of half hour in which dozens killed and
wounded Rodriguez captured and put to death inn
ediaey This summary execution Of his rival did not
however Casanova for it is said he had TO fee to
Vera Cruz few days afterwards"
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MORE TROUBLE AT BuEsos AYREs.

The New York Commercial Advertiser has the
following Letter, conveying the latest intelligence
from Buenos Ayres:
"BUBSos AYREs, DEcgMBKR s.
eve are in the midst Of another revolution. few
restless and dissatisfied chiefans raised forces in the
country, and have surrounded the city.
g The Governor, ALsN who elected the LIST Of
November, has resigned and Governor has been
named
The outsiders not yet satisfied and it is supposed
they want Of their own leaders for Governor.
. The majority Of the revoutonists partisans Of
the late Governor RosAs.
"All business is suspended; but hope the matter
will be arranged without bloodshed. fear, however,
that arrangement that be made viii keep them
quiet two months"
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MR.. CLAY ON EMANoIpATINe SLAVES.

The New York Observer publishes the following letter
written by HSsRY CLAY several political friends Of his
in New York. who wrote to him in 1874 on the subject Of
emancpatng his slaves They expressed their pleasure on
learning that he had given freedom to his Charles and
their desire that he would extend the to those
who still remained his hands. To which Mr.. CLAY
addressed to them the following minded and
istic reply
ASHLAND JANUARY 8, 1916.
GESrLEnEs: have perused your friendly letter in the
spirit in which it written glad that the
cpaon Of my servant Charles your appreciation
degree Of publicity has been given the fact which
neither expected desired / in the habit of
making any parade of my domestic transactions, but since
you have adverted to Of them will say that had
previously emancpaed Charless mother and sister and
acquiesced in his fathers voluntary abandonment Of my
service, who lives with his wife me- Charles con-
unues TO reside with me- and the effect Of his freedom is
no other than that Of substituting fixed wages which
now pay to him. for the occasional allowances and gratu
ties which gave him.
You express wish that would emancipate the resi-
due OF slaves OF these than half are utterly in
capable Of supporting themselves from infancy old age
helplessness They are in families What would they
do If Iwere to send them forth on the world Such
measure would be extremely cruel instead Of humane
Our law does not admit OF emancipation without Sc
cury being given that the freed slave shall not be pub
lie charge.
In truth, gentlemen, the question of my emancpating
the slaves yet remaining with evolves many conside
ratons Of duty relation, and locality Of which, without
meaning any disrespect to you, think you are hardly
competent to Judge At all events l. who alone am re-
sponsible to the world, to God and to my conscience
must reserve to myself the exclusive Judgment
firmly believe that the of the extinction Of me-
slavery far from being advanced has been retarded
the agitation the subject the North This remark
is not intended for those who like you moved by be-
neyoent impulses and do not seek to crafty personal
political ambition
Iam with great respect your friend and obedient
rant, H. CLAY.
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THR Laws OF GsoxsrRY.-Mr. SKBA SMITH, in his leo
turo before the American Institute Tuesday night
presented entire and very striking mode of de-
monsrang the Laws of Geometry. The demonstrations
consisted in measuring water in different geomerical
FORMS viz in cubes, terahedrons octahedrons spheres
cylinders and cones and comparing the contents Of these
solids with their surfaces and diagonal lines and diane
ters Mr. Smiths theory makes these surfaces and lines
by the true laws Of geometrical operation to consist Of
the kind Of extension the solid ITSELF and always
susceptible Of exact by the cubic unit
which is used to the solid The principle Of Mr.
Smiths theory may be found embodied in his work
on the subject, lately published by Putnam.
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