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OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.

The following is of letter received by
mercia house In New York from Col James Gadsden Of
Charleston, newly appointed Minister Mexico Our
commercial readers (says The ~ Y Journal of Commerce
will be grated with the interest taken by Col Gadsden in
the prosperity Of trade between the counes-of free
trade far as IL be secured which, n conneXion with
free intercourse necessary consequence OF free trade will
he justly remarks accomplish in harmonzing the
disturbing dsagrcemens between the countries than
oil the treaties and negotiations which diplomacy may
complish" The whole tone OF the extract ia admirable :
Entering upon his dulles n such spirit the result of Col
"You will probably be is lii snpinaa' saw w."
nv Mexican appointment II look me by surprise, hu as
voluntary Offering from the President II Is the hghe' apprc.
ca,cd have long felt desire 10 visit the domulns OF the
Montczuma and 10 under existing circumstances and
opportunities is the gratifying My only anxiety Is
,hn may Justify the President in The high trust reposed
and fulfil The promises of faithful Representative
W you be kind enough 10 collect for me among NOSE
engaged in the Mexican trade all the which may
be valuable and important desire 10 understand thorough
" our Commercial Relations with that county, and 10 see
10 what extent they may be encouraged and extended ad
u.s. under the broad banner ol Free ana u
restricted Trade.
Free and uninterrupted intercourse commercially ana so
.ialy with Mexico viii accomplish in harmonI7ng me
bine disagreemens between the two Countries than Oh
IN. treaties and negotiations which diplomacy may accom-
psb They arc the great Panacea OF peace on enftn ana
GOOD III towards mankind; the urcsado"lng OF the CriS-
tian meuium.'
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ROCkBRIDGE

late visit 10 this county gave hartering assurance
that sl well With the democracy Dr. j. Mcdowell Tay.
or staunch Democrat and esmabe and upright
zen hu been nominated for the House Delegates place
Of Dr. Graham The democrats in fine spirits and
doubt about carrying The county.
DR.. Graham has received oil the unwayerio
support of The party 10 all portions of the section Some
OF the papers, such as the Saunon and
Gazette, charge him with OF qualification To such
an utterly sroundess charge Is unnecessary make
reply but is remarkably strange that those papers should
support for the Office who has given proof posi-
tive Of gross ncapac,y. Mr. Price The Legisla
tue as tho especial champion of the Covngton and Ohio
rallroad and yet the interests OF that Improvement
down, down. down, until his returned Mr..
Price also candidate for the udgeshp and hnd TO be
taken oil the track long before the day of election Very
markabe is Mr. Price, He also voted for r. E. Scot,s
resolution declaring the Wimot Proyiso constitutional
Can this be the such papers Gazette support
him with such WARMTH II will be remembered that the
Gazette 10 favor of he best and means for The ga
dual emancipation of slavery" win tho people OF Virginia
support man for such important Office, who voted for
the consttuonality of the Wimot Proviso2 No!
swer emphacaIlY We know The people of Virginia too
well for that. As body they true to the South as
any State in the Union, and must osracse all men who
tor tamperng with our constitutional rights. The four,
thursday In May will show majority OF about 1000 for
DR.. Galam the uncompromlsing States rights candidate
Mark The prediction Lvnchburg Republican,
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Correspondence OF the Boston Posi.


When tho merican public willing 10 READ WIN chai
70 ard canJor cts and opinions not yet scfeoyPeu cy
will begin learn something about France as iuce IT..
ready beginning 10 learn something aoout ,"eI :, h
.oos o our army in Mexico awakened the attention VI M
n,on hest Qualified 10 Judge oil military bravery ana shi
snc receives from them Just measure Oh praise, ~
would seem that the news never crossed lhe A'pa 40 - -
said that on charge al RDme recently haa gea % o'' -
convincing Cardinal Anionei that the United oa.c7 eie
moi few insignificant provinces recently f'So'''' ''"
Mexico -. It'll. ,,,,,;d,, . far
Tho nrcadcncv The manly and patriotic eloquence OF MS 10
anauaI address, aud the wisdom ana piuuenGe y" ~ or
r disnaved in The discharge of his h!gn duties are HVt3
If in terms OF the highest appreciation, anu nave
sronpv tended towards the elevation oi our nauoha '
uclcr abroad Other for the ascenliohai
French regard for America are disciosca III .. Which
in The Repue d.s deur Mondes tor April Ihe atuGt,
nccirs abnu ffty pages of the Revue is entitled Amen.
can Dipomacy" ard fairly exposes the Prospects anu
uress f our country. translate from II ule
urorma,v il was France that held the lllsl Ihn :" "
consideration OF England now the onltea t oh 80 sss
ken her place As neghbors 10 her Nottn h,o.' a.
sion, there is no sort d:sagreeaoe lfich 'nc} W
ul sn"Hl "as rivals in all the independent conn'
tries of the two Americas the United states nuse
cd in ecipsing and snppant'ng inc ~ rho mini of
Th is rru in Mexico, that they are on me p
innr;ns ma al Havana su ardeny coveted oy me Sou'
ern states in Peru as In Brazil In La Fiala 40 ~ I
o he pnr;ic ocean where the Engish commfIce M anu va M
;n,,ors ho ve r,yned for than hall century W. pc
ponderance is definitely acquired 10 inc is ~ he
The mnortant group of the Sana"ic'l isa" &c tho
. 80, bar, /, ha Pacific Inc naFl3a'loh " '"e
long 10 e n ,ono greater than Of ali other nations
nniled For nothing but the whale hshe'y l'e5 ,nns
there AN average oil fonr hundred shps, " " ,hm
,,ha hn, fftv or sixty Everywhere else they nav.
W ,i,d - The ex tension uf the Engiish they are @ ~
rnnidIv increasing that they VIII soon equA' rsors
ma where they hardly nnythng l'ee " 10
oon ,l,e ampunt OF their commerce mas ateduf IT. +, 20
M hid II moi 70 the hall of that OF Ihe EngIsh ihey
suppsnted them certain articles thcy aic ' drous
10 suppan them in navigation anu arc 's I ~ tho eIa.
ooo,neriIion with the English opium OF lnua oy NC Ih
a h amcceeded in establishing in the bhssh
ports of Calcutta, Madras and bomoa''
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, May 2i.-The steamer Europa has arrived
with Liverpool dates OF the 18th inst and 200 passengers
The steamer Arctic arrived Liverpool midnight on
the 10Th inst
ENGLAND.-A jubilee meeting Of the citizens OF Lam
beth had been held 10 encourage Kussuth.
The voluntary conversion of consols. and the reduced
three per CENTS proceeds slowly the enquiry being solely
for TX cents. The amount OF converted ia still under
fl,0O00O0.
The Dublin exhibition opened on the l2,h in the pre-
sence of Is 600 PERSONS by the Lord Lieutenant Benson
the architect had been kniehred.
FRANCE.-The re. establishment OF The death penalty.
for political Crimes had been agreed upon by the French
Council OF State.
TURKEY.-The latest accounts from Vienna state that
Prince Menschlkoff had prevailed the Porte acknow
ledge the independence OF Mon.enego
LIVERPOOL, MAY l4.-The market is quiet, but an
advance Of in fair grades and ll6d In mddng quail
lies had been obtained The sales of the week II 600
bales Of which spectators took 5000 and exporters $500
bales. Stocks 100000; Imports Is 900 bales The quota
lions Fair Orleans 6a d. Mddling j., l6-l6i; Fair
UpIands 6ad Mddng 57s l5.l6d., Fair Mobile Sad,
Mlddline Sad Migans circular quotes Mddng Upland
5Xd.; Middlng Orleans sid.
BREADsTurFs-Flour in active demand Sd. per bbi
advance White Wheat had advanced Id per 10 lbs and
prices Of red and mixed sitter Cord had advanced cd
per quarter The quotations are-Wesern canal flour 22s
Cd 23s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore 23s 6d Ohio 22s. 90.
2is white wheat 6s l0da 7s; red do. 6s 3D. s. Sd
white 3s yellow do 32s $685. Imports OF bread
sufs moderate.
Tea firm. Sugar very active at Cd. Is. advance.
LONDON MAY l4-Baring quotes brcadsiults dul--Cd.
nal -four 2ls Ohu 23s; extra do. PAS Wheat had slight
ly declined. Corn Firm, with poor supply.
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N0.pAPTYISAf

|
IL l. amusing 10 witness strenuous efforts of th
Wings 10 make the people for Whg candidates for Com
mssiones ut the Board Of Public Works They denounct
the nominees Of the Democratic party and charge the party
"'h rnueav vorns to make the Board "polilca machine;
ana all he time willie pouring out The yals OF their wrath
upon the Democracy they generally wind up by recommend
ing tho voters 10 vote for Wings. This very forcbly
minds US OF story We heard the other day IL this
AN rishmah was travelling in remote region, and
came across very curiousy constructed house. Being
very nqulsiive individual ho inquired what of house
was that An individual poked his head of the window
anu ANSWERED. That II was church. and inquired what
though II vast The lrshman told him he might have ia
Sen for church. had he the dcr pokng his head
ou OF ne eutnd0p. Ii is just with Wings We might
ssioy mink they were In their cries OF
yn u 'hey dii not invariably oppose Democrats und sup
the window " =
ms noparyism Is the deeslabIe ism 10 the cata-
"se u ls'ha II Is silly crya gull trap catch unwa
Denoeals, and Tor the purpose OF deception. If the
s1 ' so sfenuousy opposed 10 making the election OF
commissioner OF The Public Works a party question why
Is IL sha wing candidates put forwar1 euloeized and
supported by Whgsi II is strange anomaly u.s. but is
conclusive that cry of nonarivsn, ia nsncera and
hnnbup.
We regard the Board Of Public Works much more i'm.
PORTAGE man inc election OF Governor and every other
Stale the election OF these officers made party question
hcsc officers "cid much than any others
In he State and II would be folly would be suicidal for
IN. Democratic party TO suffer this power and Influence TO
go into the hands OF the enemy Ii would be fatal TO the
organization OF the party because the Commissioners have
immense patronage and 10 place this in the hands of IN,
Wings would BIZ suicidal in The exteme The Whigs are en-
dehvorns 10 get possession OF the Board and successful
would oe moro likely to make "potcal machine of
than the Democrats
the Democratic have led three for
members OF the Board and as
as the payogons OF the Whg party. The democracy should
give them an undivided support and listen the syren
OF n0payisn and whenever that s preached up they
should remember that the devil is always poking his head
oat OF the window Pdley Democrat
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK. May 24.-The steamship Franklin arrived
her wharf at o'clock this morning, bringing dates from
southampton 10 the lth inst and from Liverpool TO the
7 I'm m Inc steamer Washington touched of Co~es the
,m me America arrived Liverpool The 9h and the
Afcc on the llth The City of Manchester was telegraph
ea EMGf on 1ioyhgSd h3 on The evening Of the 10Th.
hN u s 1.-THE grand reception OF Mrs Stowe took
place al Stafford House the , famous address
from The women of England was 10 Mrs by the
Shaitesbuy and responded 10 by The Rev. M Beech
Parliament still discussing the budget the ministers
In all cases obtaining majority Ii was nearly certain
that the whole series OF measures would pass very slight
modification.
The weather in England had been wet and
with falls OF snow
FRANCE.-Advices from Paris announce the prospect OF
me long talked OF fusion OF The different branches The
Bourbon party. The Legitimiss confidently anticipate
restoration Of the elder branch.
The Emperor had sent four Extraordinary Comms-
sloners 10 The departments inquire into the Of
people,
TURKEY.-Advlces from Constannoplc announce that
the demands OF Russia likely be satisfactorily
the French Envoy having acceded 10 them.
IuRkEf.-Turkey has yielded The menaces of Rus
sa and Austria, and has resolved expel the political
ugees from her borders Five Italians had been expelled
and The Hungarians and Walachsns were to follow.
SPAlN.-Foureen Frenchnsn and Italians had been ar
rested near Barcelona charged with belonging
SARDINIA.-The differences between Austria and Ssr
dina had been settled and the Sandman Minister about
10 return Vienna The naturaised refugees Sardinia
had been freed from sequestraon
CHlNA-Dates from Shanghai TO Darch 81. state that
me ngsh residents were preparing to take refuge in The
ships in the harbor
The Chinese authorities has applied the British Consul
TO protect the city of Nankin and que rebellion. The
matter was referred the Colonial Government al Hong
Kong.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May lO.-Cotton was firm with sales a fair
extent Sales OF the last three days II 000 bales of which
spectators took l,000 and exporters 900 bales
Flour was in good demand sitter rates though quota
tlonr were not materially changed Corn in moderate
demand al prices avoIing buyers Wheat steady
LONDON, May 9-The money market was unchanged.
Discounts tight al per Stocks dull The bullion In
the bank was lower Than for several months.
HAvRE, May ll.-Saes Cotton for the week 500 bales
al 94f. for tres ordinare Orleans
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srr,u COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BALTIMORE
AMI LIVERPOOL.

We learn that com pany length being formed Tor
The e.tabli,hmen of line OF between TINS por
LIVERPOOL The charter is now before the oo no m
nmnanv , commence with capital OF 81 ooo ouo ano
ar The pryiIepe Of increasing the same II desired 10
$1,000 0O6 II is understood that it is The Intention 70 oua
Two steamers at FIRST and increase the number I" ouf %
comn.nv nrooresses The steamers will be OF superior
H,,cer though intended principally for freight and SeGono
class passengers The impression is that the stock VIII oe
readily taken number Of our most influential h
contemplated will be Of about two thousand IONS
burhen and to be put under contract as soon as
orranoements can be completed.-l Baltimore fdT'0'
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wooucuT IRON FROM THE ORE.

ws some time ago printed statement TO the eies, .ht
,sson by the name of James Renton residing al Ne~a
New Jersey, had discovered process oy ~nen Sd
gbi ;ron directly from ore and we are now gau"cu
ods ha, The expectations of those familiar with The pro-
cess are fully realized by its practical results lhe 2cen
c American referring to the SUBJECT Gays hat e
hv the na entee and his associates IN Ne"afS "oh'
we'll and is approved by all who have seen II in operation &c
,ho ali that has been said in It's favor thus tar proves
Shnud this inyention fully brought TO oea II mus nave
most i"PoiNa ~ 1Harrsburg Union.
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,ppoINTMENT OF NATURALIST TO THt

,opoJNrMENT OF NATURALIST TO The
aNr EypEnJTJON H. b Thomas, formerly
,nnar carrier in Cincinnati is stated by the CONNER
ea city, returned from w,sh"sSn @ afs lsw oes Es
SSioa ,neditIon Mr. Thomas is quite young, and who
ps2yins as newspaper carrier sls his unusual know
ledge Of Botany Geology and Zoology was Inc suoect "
sraI rcmork Subse auently he employed as an a.
,s,an teacher in public school at salary that barely eha
bIed him 10 support himself and mother 10 leDl ne LOOK
pomnen, part the proceedings Of the American Assoe
ion f the Of science and oy hls taiehs AT
o,od the attention Of Prof Beard and Prof. Henry OF inc
Smithsonian Institution and through the latter gen'ean
he has now received his commission es Natufa"s ~ e
Arctic EXpcdiOn
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c,,,Er rop yEIIoW FEVER

The British Vice Consul at Cape Bolivar writing 10 he,
salesys acting Consul General al Caracas says an o
nnsn named Msrequa Ordla, has discovered perfect
c.re for the black vomt and yellow lever oY
r,.ans OF which several persons have been com,
rlrtey cured after consultation OF apc.ols nes ,e
,lens must die In few hours The remedy ls me ulee
ii The powdered leaves Of the verbena given IN sa
,.. nil tho boweIa are emptied The verbena Is wild
nsuS to be- found growing everywhere and patGG
y in low moist ground All our doctors have
are two kinds OF it, male and emae the latter 10 'n
one that ia most used.
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ANOTHER BOGUS BANk.-The columbia bane.
ono If those promssory concerns which have squattet
amongst US within twelve months past ana whose p.mtp'
any preparation for seeing them again. closed us
career last eyeaing We do no, believe tha me sum ~
nh ,bs community has been mulctcd by This concern -
@ 80, many nersons little able 10 lose any thing have
hen made 10 suffer We hear that the principal dg mas
hssn mace In the West National Inteiligeacer
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1IfruERAN SYNOD.

h nera Synod Of the Lutheran Church OF The Unlttd
r, "a now sitting in Winchester, Va, and Is one among
,hs logest and most important meetings OF the knd ever
convened in this section of country It's sessions commeh
oed an Saturday last and will continue through Inc week
Tn hodv meals every third year. and now embraces as We
learn ali The Synods Of United Sates about one sh'u
sand Cergyinen and three thousand Coneresaohs
rh are rom hree 10 four hundred CIergymen expected 20
~ aIondance at the present meeting, many OF them
among the most learned and eloquent Dvines OF the couh
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WAsHIsaros, MAY 24-The foreign appointments are &C.
ay regarded as of high ORDER though OF course some
dissatisfaction Is felt by the disappointed large nunoe'
whom left the city to-day. pI;,;,
Charles Levi Woodbury., down as charge 10 Do'''
has declined he appointment. ,;,o1o ofBce
William Smith Wing clerk in the third auditor ni
vas removed to-day and succeeded by Mr. Jones 0'
ware. -, o,,,cL ,hta sv.
Iiop.
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SOUTHERN PLANTERS CONVENTION.

SOUTHERN PLANTERS' CONVENTION.
The Agricultural Convention lately held In Montgomery
Alabama very able and imposing body, comprising
much Of the eminent talent Of the save-holdng States
brief sketch oi's proceedings will be found below Senaro
r. Toombs OF Georgia addressed the Convention the i!
OF May al Eselle Hall.
FIRST DAy's PRocEEDixas delegates assembled in
The CAPITOL when the organized by Dr. W.
C. Daniel Of Georgia in the Chair.
Mr. Daniel addressed the Convention.
On motion Of Or. Cloud Or. Lucas of Montgomery, was
appointed Secretary
On motion OF Dr. Powell of Macon county, a committee
OF five was appointed by the Chair TO nominate ofcers lot
the permanent organization of the association
On motion OF Judge Bbb committee OF fourteen was op-
pointed by the Chair prepare business for the ASSOCIATION
On motion o Col Young of Mississippi, the delegates
were requested " come forward and register their names oy
States.
On motion. the meeting adjourned meet four o'clock
in Estele Hall
O'clock, P N.The meeting pursuant 10 adjourn,
men when the committee OF FIVE reported by their Cna
man. DR.. Powell, the following officers:
Hon. g. X. Gmer OF Ga. President.
Col Wick of Mss., Col. Young OF Miss, G. w. Anderson
and DR.. W. G. Daniel Vice Presidents. Dr. Lucas aud VI
Cloud, Secretaries
On taking The Chair Gov Gmer addressed the Assoc'a
ton.
The Association was then addressed by Prof Tuomey Of
Tuscaloosa.
The Association then adjourned to II o'clock Tuesday
SECOND DAYS sPuOcEEDIsas.-lt met again al the ho"
appointed and The committee Of thirteen reported cons.
Association was addressed by Col. Cobb of Mississippi,
when lne Association adjourned to o'clock, at whch '
Mr. Nelson Will address the Association. -.
We learn IRON the Journal that the third day ol !
Convention on motion OF Dr. Daniels Of Ga, the Cons,u
ton was taken up und revised in Of s sections
which the reports of committee documents and Asfe
ual lnstltutes received which were laid the tlo
temporarily, TO hear the address of the Hon Robert loo
OF Georgia. who interested the assemblage, consisting
crowded ha OF ladies' and gentlemen with address
BILE and learned setting forth the duties and objects OF '
association.
The following officers of The association were then eece
Presldent-George R. Gilmer of Georgia. vice fios
dents-H. w. Wick OF Mss. B. F Glover OF Va, Dr. . "
Milestone OF La, and Dr. K. w. Withers of Ala Sec'e'
ry and Ireasurer-N B. Cloud OF Ala. ,,,,
The Executive Council is composed OF the ioho"''s
named gentlemen:
F. A. Holt Dr. c. BilnPer, B. S. Bbo Ala, Col. ou"H nnd
Miles, walker Anderson, Fa, A. S. Sumner, >. ~ A''
james NJ. Chambers, Ga ,,o
The Association then fixed Columbia 5. y, .,h;oh 81 i,
place for ,s meeting In November next after when
adjourned sine die
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s n.@ M.a..o,. /. nx Irs.or latrly In session al Al

THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY Us,os, lately In session a. A.
bany, was attended by thousand delegates. amons.'
The communications presented from the Executive ]
Zee was correspondence between the american W u.s.
and King of Prussia 10 regard to the 10
the Bspss of Germany had been sanss ,hs, f be
had exhibited The kindest spirit ana oes asnI1,an ,ch
could be recognized BY the Government all causes o :m
plant would The Ba:d mn = mno
10 oneaion with The Board here should De authorized 10
Bcen GO colnorteurs in Germany
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c,rpcu STRUCK By LIGHTNING.

Burr.Io, MAY 23-The Congregational Cnule" a.
,o w., STACK BY lightning yesterday during nod
The fluid entered The singers gallery ana Wounded Elk
bro o Them ladies' The awful occurrence clea'su
in .cnse fear in the congregation and the minister
ov.,comc that he tainted.
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The citizens Of Savannah, Ga, on Thursday OF aS' w..
celebrated the connection of the Savannah and C0u"
Central, Southwestern and Muscogee Rail konos
with large party Of excursioniss running through o
first time from Savannah Columbus on the Cha''aoo'
river distance OF three hundred miles, in thirteen
These roads span the entire State from east TO wes
the Atlantic with The State line of Alabama From oOa =,
bus it Is designed continue the road through aia
Pensacola or Apalachcoa thus giving TO Savannah
rail road connection with the Gulf OF Mexico Inc
with which Savannah has pushed forward this ana o'e'
rail road enterprises In which her citizens interested 10
warrant that she will fail in securing ihelr consu
lion. al,