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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-23

One single fact, says the New York Tribune,
exhibits with force the position of California in
regard to the older States The space which
the news from that quarter occupies habitua1ly
in our columns is as great as that required by
European intelligence The demands upon our
typography are thus suddenly doubled. With
additional territorial annexation we shall be
puzzled to accommodate the voluminous details
OF enterprise-the standard number of hideous
disasters, showing that humanity is not deemed
as precious as gold-thedeadly encounters-the
gigantic projects, which such policy begets
Father Gavazzi was presented, at Metropoli-
| tan Hall, New York, on Friday evening, the
| l4th inst, with check for $1,000, and an
Italian and English Bible. The present, it is
stated, is intended as a testimonial of esteem on
the part of his friends. Rev DR.. Cox made the
| formal presentation in the presence of large
| audience, who were admitted at % cents each,
which amount is to be devoted to building
church for Gavazzi A gentleman present on
the occasion pledged himself to give $1,000
toward erecting the church
1t is noted by late English Journals, that
wages in Ireland, owing to the Sc continued exo-
dus, have reached higher point than even
during the war" A large railroad contract
reports ten shillings per week as the lowest rate
at which he can now procure laborers of an
ordinary class.
Robert Owens eighty second birthday was
| celebrated on Friday night, the 18th, by few
of the g strong minded women and Indifferent
ly minded men. Mrs. Rose and Lucy Stone (in
costume) were present Dancing, feasting and
speeches were the order of the exercises.
The Providence Journal notices the sale OF
, the works of the Providence Iron company, to
Henry L. Bowen, for $4,000, The property
cost the original .proprietors S25o,ooo in addl-
tion to which large amount was sunk in pros
$ ecuting the business
f In the Supreme Court of New York on the
s 18th, Lewis Stewart obtained verdict of $500
h damages against Messrs. Murphy & Co., for in
l Jury sustained in being knocked down by the
horses of an omnibus, while he was crossing
Broadway. wv
Madame Arnould Plessy, an actress, who
some years since deserted Paris for Petersburg,
, has appeared once again in the former city, by
special permission from the Russian Govern
ment. She was received with unboundel ap-
plause.
, The Norfolk Beacon states that gold mine
which promises to be very rich has recently
| been discovered in Tyrrell county, North Caro-
0 lima. This is the first discovery of gold tina
s has been made in the lower part Of the State.
. Thomas Atchinson, convicted of the murder o
1t Rulef Voorhes, in the town of llempstead, Lon
. Island, was executed On the 18th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-23

EXPLORATION OF ArRICA.-It is known that
Captain Lynch, of the U. S. Navy, was sent to
the West coast of Africa, some time since, wltn
a view to determine preliminaries connected WIN
an exploring trip into the interior Of Africa a
letter from President Roberts, OF MonroVia' un-
der date of l4th of March, says;
81 have seen Captain Lynch, and made a
short excursion with him up the St. Paul river.
He is equally pleased with the country, and |
think has made up his mind to strike out into
| the interior from Millsburg. He is now on his
way to the United States, via England, to make
arrangements, | believe, to return to the coas
in ieG months to commence his explorations, ;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-23

THE PRICE or A CHArR-Several weeks ago,
at the sale of the personal effects Of the late
Daniel Webster, the chair usually occupied by
that statesman in bis lihrary-a common cane
seat, with castors, the original cost of which
was not probably more than dollar and fifty
cents-was knocked down" at sixteen dollars
and half 10 a gentleman from Boston, who
was offered, but refused, ten dollars advance
for his 90 bargain But not coming toward to
pay for the property, it was on Saturday morn
ing resold by Mcclure in front of his auction
rooms, and an intimate acquaintance and friend
Of Mr.. Webster, connected with the State De-
partment, became the purchaser of the chair,
at four dollars and fifty cents, or about one
sixth the value which was attached to it on the
previous occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-23

LOTTERY PUBLISHERS INDICTED.-In the Court
Of General Sessions of New York, on the 18th
inst, the Grand Jury rendered true bills Of in
dictment against Edward Morrison, Joseph G.
Mason, John scarborough, George Treherne,
and william Preston, charged in being engaged
in the publication of a paper called the Reporter
| and Banking Circular, advocating the grand
consolidated lotteries Of Delaware and Maryland
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EpPER RED RITER.

VIII 'o.r. T UHzsI ~. 3Iay 81 AZ $ alok Q. ~
ETOR SHREVEPORT AND PORT ses ~
CaDDO ASDJEFs GIsS,iN.-la. Regular Ie1
RIVER P,eko stlraF ST. CI.ARLE-,Ihe ols EsSssElxssh
LfiA lsl.~ CAPT
samuel HrFy
yt.f3 sSil.fI 81 SEER, FoJ4ras Hsl
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G.aLVESTON.


viii leave SUNDAY, May 90. at O'Clock A.
NOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA, La .zFSFt,
Il yACh md MATAGoRDk.-R NowOeans -
and Trns United Ses Mail Line Of Steamships The elegant
PERSEVERANCE, Forbes master, will leave above
Ia .,r ,y trade sl Of the ysscs in t4 n) with
hi lr nera frames doubly iron tfaed she ptssen safe
transportation Freght o Indanola and aea will be
wtes njeet 10 shtusge IN MAag0fdh Bay without
For freight having els gnt 9mno,a9ns
apply 10 iARRiS 4 MDRGAN, y Teioqrieulns street
line having established It's pilot Pass Cuy9io Har,
ncrcnf, undl the surcryison Of
m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-23

The first Prussian Chamber lately voted the
exclusion Of Jews from all public employment
On the 26th ult, petition on the subject, bear
ing the names of a thousand influential citizens,
was presented to the Second Chamber The
petitioners, conspicuous among whom was the
veteran philosopher, Alexander Won Humbolt,
demand full freedom of religious opinion, and
the admission Of jews to civil offices, The
reading of this petition was strenuously op-
posed by the Cavalier party, but the majority
of the Chamber decided that it should be enter
tanned.
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.WARSEILLES.

COR MARsEILLES. - The very fast sssk,
L saling schooner STEPHEN TABER, Tutli, mhor fAk1E
having nearly engaged, will haip immed ti ds
pnto y balaHcU o. IT. St;, Or pas1uge, apply 10
myi u BopEti a No' ?" e' '''e''
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REG ULAK PA-ChElfS. &

Ist,,RIT, IS llA 5-,5J tvsNs NJ
A4I4tI u lLGAS& l. INS,A y -, IN
r0P NnRIT. .E-rrho fno-,ool,n+
n - y.ptI'S cn,aie r In I I elrksaA
SUE. y ~ - Nv Eli g T1rI,T. 20 oaS
vi otf,s 49,. So a ~, =, J. & eA"
y r. Ss,.oi ~ T5,t u . S, ", 80. ~ ~ ~ VI
tis 1iItis 3 prnS AZ I,,,,i,ss s,-ee,
ny li,ei ii-'' = i''.e',' - 20. ''e
u,IIl ANN
Il Oh IhE Co1Ac1 NM IA ~ e
r. fOUCliE-The saelner nr. lI.A'.EY. Capt Lstss&-t
Days. viii leave EVERY WEiN FSDaY Mon NM
O'clock, for the COAST LAF0URCE, Reurnne, Nea
THIBODAUX EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, o'clu Z, arl
DnNAl.pSONNLLE EVERY SUNDAY MORNING, At O'clock
Fortsight passage, Apply On b0lri,
nyf In A. LAFt REST, Agent, ~ Bionyile street
=
EINOR PLAQUEMlNE Regular .y-c -
~ p,,tat e5rIyrr f.rgrvEvyei elllrLIsla
-, .tIsIght I 4 ,.i - a. --,i., -, Y
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VIEW YORK.

We " YORK.
VIII 1--we THURSDAY, June C'gloek .tealy.
NOR NEW YORK Direct The Y. xz1.SfsFSA
Mali sioamsip LOUISIANA, JsrsnlsI smti
above. For freight lEs4lzst
3 sair naiaiions apply 20
HARRIS MORGAN, - TtLoup. .oulns a.
iAbin tAssASe .'-..'.ttl1g
Storage tanf folud) $50 myl4
L'0R NEW YORK - Hurlbut & Co.'S -
rne.Tha fa.' ssng paeke' ship ATLANTIC, Captain 49,
~ hss slen Las hy grtAor PORTION q bet easg ensrFs
@ board anl vii have qsk disatrh pr freight er aS
hAygE sAtsroom HtonCiat9na apply board at al
a. f.H' ps'fs or 10 C BoGERI Co ~ Campst tn'iS
E'OR NEW YORk-Mcrchants' Line. -
Tae srs4aid As, ealing regular Tafke tafk y Z f1lS
hpJDNDktl W stufteFAut tuAstet,i now loading 81
F0f, ffs; District, ard will hava quick dHFaic' tor Aar ~
passage, having Unsurpassed rccunm9llgns apply
t@'i, or to g, g BoGER1 GO. 10 Crnp street, myl4
L'OR NEW YORK IIurlbut & Co.'s -,
LnsThe vsry ss, sauE crp.r packet PhTIhS 49,
Iif, Hay now loading and viii have lui-k
Iah. For u4n q freight having sP"ud Hthtrroom
apply board. Al Pof' Third nsfc', O. 10
m.lI @. G. BOGERT q co. 10 Camp street.
FOR NEW YORK - The fast sailing ,ssS
J. MARTHA ALLEN BurGet u1sstct, hayu bsNy si>
al Ter engaged vii lave lutk dispatch For tfeEht
iy5 GEpRGE " GIYSsoN, % c.rp street
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VOLUME vi.
PRE.

EOR HAVRE.--The A ] fast sailing ,ggsE,
l. American ship ST. JOHN, Capt sroisd, is now LOAD ~
INK III quick dispacn. For freight Of 400 bales
O,ton, apply 10 r. WHITNEY q -, ol camp S'rt't;
~ passnge, apply to the captaih on board nyls
COR HAVRE.-The fine a fast sail 49,,
ing American chip HARVEST QUEEN, Capt Manson Az
/. now i0rlng and win quk dispatch fgr irrtt OF
$50 alss Cotton apply 20 +. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street
10 Foy p,s No. nruly to the Captain board. my6
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GEN-OH.

Tor GENOA -- The very fast smiling brig
ZEFIRO Cnpt Porte having nearly all her engn 3, VIII
have inmintr dac Of 100 balgs cotton, nfly to
apli g. L. BOGEHT q CO. 10 Caial street.
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viii leave WEDNESDAY. May as at 10 o'clock
ENOR MONTGOMERY, SELMA, and a.- -
u and all IsElag. % Alabama Ryer- Aa''ea leftsssf7
packet PEAR L. The now, light draurh unite
lhgt PEARL, CGpt A. p. Board
man. receiving freight, Will above. For freight
psngs having superior apply board tho Se
lIasia. OGLESiY MACAuLhY, So Tchoup,oues
gR- Shippers have the destination H all goods marked in fall
all the other they VIII not e received,
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LEGHORN
ANTWERP.

EOR ANTWERP. The fine A l fast y5.N
L. calling American ship MoUNrAINEER, Capt Robin &1AE
aptly 10 ]. P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Csmp street
- Fo massage .ppiy 10 ths Captain on board. ap30
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LONDON
BREMEN.

EOR BREMEN The A l fast sailing sssS
l. American ahp JOSEPH HOLMES Capt Adams, is now AhI
nj, T. j. p. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street.
~ For passage, apply to the Captain on board mys
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.S1t. PETERSBURG.

EOR ST. PETERSBURGH. - Passage ~
J. ony.-ThO A fat smiling American ship SEh hASi FIX
Williams having all her engaged, wlu H qnieky
satehed pgsbay only, lIeo aeomrnotAions n1y
Captain board Up WHITHEf CO 81 Camp a. "rSo
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GL.4SGOp.
EoR GLAsGow.-Tho American ship ss5
AMSTERDAM

DENMARK, CAPT. prenpn having nearly al her any "
an. voI I'M have nH7me ipatcA. For balance ofcgit
Ipy TO- GlFFkEY l. LOWELL, ll6 Common street. HP?'
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w.lI leave TUESDAY. MAY -, at O'Clock p +
ENR GRAND ECORE. NATCHl-
OTACIiIT.I RIVER.

VIII laav1 TUESDAY MAJ q, st 5 n'c'osF, P. N.
ETOR CAMDEN, ,CIlAMPAGNOLE, G~r5 h.
q WILMINGTON, MONROE, COLI AtKA, HAR .ssSsssssss
tlSOSHr rRG, TRINITY .ni al. sIlBst Oht
light irslsht passenger CORA
=. capt val For freight passage,
gppy SMITH FNSTE ~ poyirs street. sal
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-22
NEWS ITEMS FROM OUR EXCHANGES

| The Mobile Adrerfiser SAWS that out of
"tne officers belonging to the ward-room mess
| OF the |. 5. steamer Vixen fou, had died and
| the rest were all in the hospital but said to
be doing well. OF the crew of torty-nine be-
| longing to the same vessel only tweLre were
| left the rest being all dead or in the hospital
! The surveying steamer Walker was laid up
for the summer, with an officer and crew of
eight men to take care of her. The officer
engineer none) and six men have died. 80
that only two remain
Henry r. ". Hill, Esq, a planter residing
near New Orleans, who, when the fever first
broke out, authorized the Howard Association
to draw on him for 500 during its continu-
ance, has himself just fallen victim to it
A few weeks ago he made donation of So
600 to pay for building a Methodist Episcopal
Church. lie was n man of great wealth and
of unbounded liberality.
decree has been promulgated in Mexico
by Santa Anna for the suppression of vagran-
cy. 1t very severe. Migrants of the rcqui-
site age and stature are to be incorporated in
the armies and navy of the Republic, others
are to be sent to houses of correction and
hospitals, &c.
A celebrated topper intending to 90 to
masked ball, consulted an acquaintance in
what character he should disguise himself
TO sober, replied his friend, 4" and your
most iuIlma'e acquaintance will not know
you
DR.. Irundell, y physician in previous good
standing in Union, Boore county. Ky, who
was arrested last week for enticing away slaves
and selling them in the Southern market. had
hearing IL few days since, and was held over
TO the Circuit court in the sum of SIT, 800
Ninety three emigrant ships sailed from
Liverpool during the past month of August
carrying 2o,340 passengers. OF these, Is 900
perhaps more, but the returns arc defective
were for the United States In the seven
months, ending August. 1853, there is di-
intuition of 1000 emigrants, as compared
with the same period of last year--the falling
on being entirely on the Australian route
The New York Post states that Mr. Sites,
OF Springfield. New Jersey, paper manufac-
turer, recently received from New Orleans a
quantity of rags, from which he caught
fever: supposed to be the yellow fever, and
died in two days
A correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper
says, that thimble full of soft soap and
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-22

quick stlrer mixed and bound tightly over the
felon, will draw it TO a head in the course of
ten or twelve hours. The core can then be re-
moved, and by the application of the usual
poultices the sore will be soon healed. The
remedy is said to be 4 very severe one, but al
together preferable to the disease
The people of Louisville have been endear-
oring to get the slave markets or pens sup.
pressed in that city. The Common Council
have voted to repeal the ordinance licensing
them. but their action was thwarted by the
veto of the Mayor
A letter from the Summit House, on Mount
Washington, dated 18th, says: We are in
the midst of thick snow storm thermometer
%, and 1t is impossible to stand erect where
the wind has fair sweep outside On the
18th the thermometer was below the freezing
point all day, only rising to 90 at noon.
Some eighteen years ago. Romanism was the
only religion tolerated by law in Texas Now
IL has 80 churches, % priests, 6 literary insti-
tuflons. and an estimated population of 80 900;
"hlle Protestanism. which eighteen years ago
was illegal, has $1,000 communicates f.
1900 Methodists. 5000 Baptists. 5000 Pres
byterians, 1000 Eriscopalians, and about
5o'ooo adherents among the population.
The Norfolk Argus says. that faithless
wife young, beautiful and accomplished, who
lately eloped from that city with her para
mour, for California. via New York, took pas
sage In the Georgia. which was driven into
the port of Norfolk, and thus brought back
the guilty pair in a few weeks, to confront
those whom they had injured, in the very
place from which they had fed.
negro in Boston had severe attack OF
rheumatism, which finally settled in his foot
He bathed it, and rubbed it, and swathed it.
but all to no purpose. Finally. tearing away
the bandages, he stuck it out and shaking his
Inst at 1t. exclaimed. - Ache away den ole fell
Ter, ache away: [ shan't do muffin more for
yer dis chile can stan it as long as you ken:
so ache away"
1t is stated that in making an estimate of
the amount of iron contained in the iron noun
tain in Missouri. enough has been found above
its base to make l05 600 900 tons. Now. if
1000, 900 only be converted into railroad iron.
1t would make 800 600 miles road; and send of
the remainder at the rate of 900 per day.
would employ railroad 800 years to remove
it.
new act has gone into operation in Eng
land. BY this act 10 child is to be employed
before SIX clock in the morning. nor after
SIX in the afternoon. nor after two o'clpck
Saturday afternoon There is. however, pow
or given to employ children in the hours
between seven in the morning and seven in
the evening, from the 30th of September to
the LIST of April. under certain regulations
The New York Tribune saws: About the
LIST of October Mr.. Charles Kornis. late Pro-
lessor of Laws in the University of Pesth,
Will issuein this City a weekly paper. in the
Hungarian language called. !. Il Mqpyqy
S1amn1etleck Lajya." The Hungarian E,.-
,le. Subscriptions will be received by Louis
Torok, No ITO Chatham street"
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to advance permanently, and it would no, surprise
at So 10 $50 per share. Many of old pruden,
capitalists quietly investing IN II. The work is
gigantic. magnificent one. All Baltimore. all
Mar land, part Of Virginia, and the entire West have
a deep, permanent, abiding interest IN IT. present
and ultimate prosperity. The road has vast re
Ii is the shortest. most direct and pleasant route
between the great ccnmrrc al ports of country.
Every succeeding way must add IL business, and
ike wine. the older it gets. the better. The truth i.
that the reported sales and operations iu its stock
for months past have been unreal. Not one fourth
hands OF been al all. our brokers bulls and
hears. have been endeavonng To make 4 fancy af-
fair, and therinterest ha> been 10 keep IN flourish
ing condition This state of things has nearly passed.
and 1t is bound 10 settle upon u substantial basis.
| understand thar the forthcoming report Of the
President. Mr. w. C.. Harrison. will show dcci-
dedIy Favorable and cncouragin. q; affairs An
immense enterprise like tins. involving capital nf
fifteen To twenty millions of dollars, holding n il
does the destiny ot great commercial cities,
be mace IA pIaything Of. H. must and will, beyond
all controversy. gradually settle into -olidity ard
substantial wealth.
BreadStufS To iav were fTmcr. About 1900 hhS.
Howard street ficur sold at SIS, :. closing nm.
Wheat also improved to cents pr hu>hel. White
corn slightly declined
Money ma rkcf unchanged. RopEWCK.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2l-l0 P. n.
We live in very singular world. doubt if that
come, which made flying tour athwart the heavens
not long ago, contained organizations of animal life
to equal us. What am aiming IT, the reader will
doubtless eNcaim Why it is simply this The
Democrats last night nominated, "f their dele
gates to the Legislature, Mr.. Hamilton, WHO, bu.
brief period ago, was aspiring To the same di>tnc
ton among the Wings. One thing IL certain. that
this turn about aud wheel about, in our young
townsman evinces political sagacity that covers a
multitude OF sns. How natural it i, migrate from
the weaker to the stronger side: What 4 profound
student of human nature must he he who clucdates
this grand discovery: The only matter of aston
ishment is that his merits not long since OBJ
served by the strong party. Joking aside, he is a
very clever, social young man, but very naughty
one for turning his hack upon old friends and march
ing straight up 10 tie head and front OF the cnrny's
camp.
There is a large meeting of our Irish citizens to-
night, who, having been fired with the military spirit
since seeing the company from Washington. COIN
posed of their countrynlen. determined to raise
similar company'n this city.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock, after being up
TO SIX yesterday, tumbed again to day, and sold
63 g 81. This stock is destined at no distant day
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MULTUM IN PARVO.

Make your company rarity, and people
will value it. Men despise what they can
easily get.
In New York, within few days, one thousand
unlicensed liquor sellers have been indicted
by the grand jury, go of which were in the
9th Ward. There are now 5000 licensed
liquor shops in the city.
Six hundred and fifty tons of Railroad Iron
were landed at Savannah on the 18th inst ant,
by the ship Naomi, from Wales, for the Au-
gusta and Waynesboro' Road.
The recent arrivals from the Cape of Good
Hope announce the demise Of Lady Sale. the
widow of the late Sir Robert Sale, and author
ess of an account of the captivity Of the off
GERS and laties in Affgh anista
W. r. Morgan and Mathew Morgan, II.
have been held in 81 900 each, to answer the
charge of assaulting Isaac S Hone, at New
interfered in a whipping affair between W.
r. Morgan and his wife
\ general order has been Issued to the sew
eral ports throughout England, to allow for
, eisn dague-reotypes to be imported free of
duty
Eighty thousand pounds sterling have been
subscribed by some half a-dozen of merchants
and gentleman resident at Lachlne for the
establishment of line of steamers between
Liverpool and Montreal
The Methodist Church has suffered heavily
by the terrible calamity which is affecting
Mobile. The Rev. Mr. Powell and Rev Mr.
Hughes are both dead. Mr. Loveladv. the
minister of the West Ward Church. although
child by the scourgc.
1t is announced for the benefit of those per-
sons who did not get a sight at the comet, that
it will again appear before the public, for n
few nights only, in the autumn of 2l41.
The L. S garrison, at Carlisle, Pa, is to be
changed from a dragon to an infantry post.
Peat has been discovered in Iowa, near To-
wa city 1t burns well and makes hot fire
with little waste.
The coal fields of the United States number
133, 1872 square miles. Thus it will be seen
that our coal mines outnumber all the rest of
the world put together. Again We say, three
cheers for the Republic.
There arc nearly 26o, 900 Odd Fellows in the
United States.
The Printers of New York are to have
meeting on Saturday evening next, to devise
measures for the relief of their brethren in
New Orleans. The Typographical Union of
that city have founded Relief Committee for
the benefit of the members of the craft, and
this meeting is intended to aid them in their
good work.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-22
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Intelligencer presents an interest
ing statement of the revenue and expenses
of the United States for the financial year
ending the 3Oth of June last. The editor
seems to be alarmed at the accumulation
of specie in the sub-treasury at New York
$4,000 ,0O0 at preSent-and concludes
that the ruling prices Of -four and corn
will soon so increase it, as to sweep away
every vestige ofprotection. So he calls on
the friends of the protective system to be
up and doing.
The Union points out the fact that the
Free-soil organization of Massachusetts is
now nothing more than bald Abolition
party, and congratulates the country be-
cause all over the Union the Democracy
are standing on the Inaugural and the
Baltimore Platform. The same paper &C
counts for the hostility Of General Orviile
Clark to the administration of Polk, on
the ground that his application to it for a
generals commission was not fayorably
received.
The Clipper of to-day is devoted for the
most part, to attacks upon the Catholics.
The Sun discusses European views con-
corning American railways, the yellow
fever in Philadelphia, and travel to Cali
fornia over the iSthmus.