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PRoonEss or THE REBELLION IN CHIsA.-Bayard Tay
Tor esq who has been appointed aaobe to the China
embassy, by Col Marshall the y. s. commissioner, thus
writes TO the New York Tribune from Macao under date
OF March goth
1.-THE rebels boldly their intention OF overihrowing
the present dynasty They exhibit the greatest skill and
judgment in their operations and their career is marked
by q succession of uninterrupted rumphs. They retain
no city fortress which they capture, respect private
property, commit ouirsges individuals, and seek
concllise those whom they conquer. The consequence
IL, their ranks continually increasing, and unless
checked before long, they will succeed in their aims
The British osensiby go NJ 10 protect British
property in Shanghai. IL is not known whether they
will do than this, since, should the rebels succeed
The probable effect will be 10 open all parts OF China TO
The world The crisis is Intensely Interesting II ia the
hfst lime IN nearly centuries that the imperial gov
eminent has been seriously menaced. ht
Col, Marshall finding no authorities at Canton who
were empowered to treat with him. has determined to 20
70 Shanghai, with the expectation OF proceeding 10
Nanking, where Seu, the imperial commissioner remain
~ present endeavoring to check the progress OF the
rebels"
MIR Taylor also states iba, Commander franklin
Buchanan, OF Maryland the successor OF Com Aulick
wins good oplnens on all sides by his frank proapt and
conscientious discharge OF the dute. Of his s,s,ion
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The rir.s Annual report OF the beard Of Man.

The Firsf Annual Report or the Beard Of Mans
ayers Of tho Washington Ladies' Depository. f
The managers OF the /" w sshinAlon Ladies, DEPOSIT
tory beg leave submit the attention of their friends
and the public generally The following report OF the OH
gin OF the neaton lis past history. and lis present
state. asH nrss#ari =.
The hrs meeting OF ladies called together consult
upon The feasibility of The establishment in this city Of
ladies depository, for the aid exclusively OF those who.
having Occupied place among the educated and re-
hned circles OF socslyy may have been driven, by
pecunary embauassments, 10 seek the for their
own support by the OF the needle, held in May
1852. at the house Of MIR. Wm L. Hodge. Mrs. Hack
ley, having been requested 10 take the chair stated the
object Tor which the meeting had been called, and read
an interesting report for 1851 of similar society in
cessfdl operation in neghborng city Great interest
ELECTED and il determined that society. hav
ing for It's aim the relief OF the INDECENT among ladies.
should be at once established In Washington After
election OF president secretary, treasurer, three direc
tfesses aud twentysix managers, vote was passed TO
the effect that immediate action be taken in behalf of The
association by its friends in soliciting subscriptions and
donations wherewh to the rent Tor store saa
ny for agent &C., Sc and the meeting adjourned TO
NEE, al Mrs. General Hunters the third Monday in
May,
AT this second meeting the constitution OF similar
society was read and, with few changes made, the
whole received and al opted few necessary by
laws drawn up and voted upon and with the
stuton, passed, ordered to be printed AT this
Ing il aseertaincd that without doubt the effort
king would be successfu-very liberal donations hav-
ing been made towards il by its riends The following
meeting was held at the house OF Lieut. Montgomery
when answers having been received from most OF the
board of mahpses, Tie list Of officers found to stand
as follows.
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SEA BATHING.

IIYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT, (vA)-This large
III magnificent establishment open for reception
yisiters.
The .alubry climate attractions OF Old
universally appreciated
Union heightened remarks
considerable
efficient
effort shall he omitted the
on ye OF patrons
Norfolk Richmond, Petersburg, Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia, and New ok, land passengers daily
JOS. r. REYNOLDS 4 Co
June 5-codst Propfirtors.
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OFFICIAL.

Frcntiin Pierce, e,,deni Of United States Of .amseo all
whom 10 may .
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Au
ruso appointed New
the State OF California do hereby
him and declare him free and such
functions and privileges allowed to the consus OF
he mo the United States.
whereof have caused thesc letters be made
patent seal Of the United States BE- hercunio a
hand the city Of Washington the I'd day
D. 1852 and Of the Independence Of the United
States OF America the seventy seventh.
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
BY the Presidents 5easli 5000. HeNIa ~
w. IT, MARCY, Secretary OF State ttt# Hh
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snAA-Ibe next conflict between nations, remarks
NE Charleston News il il s no, ,error;al II n. nh;sc,s
no LOT The preservation Of the balance OF Europe will
~ essentially maritime The application Of s,eam 10 war
- purposes at sea 10 yet in its infancy Tbis new
y determine maritime superiority, preserves those States
os' posees steam fleets from the actual encoun.r AZ
ons ss u cen with honor be avoided They seem Willing
postpone the day when this question OF maritime A..
tendency u TO be determined by com bnaon OF skil,
aoo science in the wsrke application OF the new agent
IN ne ocean In ihss sense steam has also become \
ssce preserver Nnfehs, Ceuier :
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DKrAprsssr SrAry,
Washington, Juno 4, 1852
Official information has been received at this department that
large bonds issued Don loRr
Chncon the consul OF Spain Philadelphia payable the
1885, Madrid the said consulate, with interest annually Mt
per cent? circulation New York spd srewhere, for
which the Spain responsible the
having issued without authority Active measures
Spanish legation in this country Tor The In
vesgaou alleged fraud and the functions OF the Spanish
consul Al Philadelphia have been suspended.
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NEW TWO STORY FRAME-HoUsE AND LOT AT AUG
~ TIoNon Monday 3o,h instant, front
the premises at o'clock good house.
NJ, between 9
stands being 3k of
a. square No. 81 and running alley feet
Terms sale. -
GREEN h SCOTT,
May 27-3t ..e.t Auotoaeers.
day OF June, hour.
GREEN SCOTT
Juns Id Aucuonser.
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GOOD FRAME AND BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUG
" TIoN-on ph instant, shall SELL the
good frame house. with brick basement.
and conveniently arranged situated
c. Third ard
front OF 10 feet running bark 100
being 'front.' ., 10, II, and u, in No, ST.
6x O'clock handsome wos,cry brick hsusea nearly
which troounT
Of Virginia between and I'd
being half of lot 537.G ~
months The purchaser give for deferred
besns interest from day deed given and deed q us,
taken. Tile indisputabIe. .a.
GREEN h SCOTT,
June Sd .#stHaA glss4
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION MONU.
M Els MENT. Hf8

The Board Of Managers of the Washington Society
ordered boxes be placed the polls
the municipal election 10 be held Monday
trbuoDs the citizens think
erection OF the Monument rising honor of the usous
Washington is hoped that citizen will manifest
he feels noble
city Iaing testimonial of the
people for the founder Of their liberty
Every however limited his means,
something evidence OF his palosm and desire do honor
the and virtues Of Washington The adopted
the native citizen feel
taking and cannot but be impressed with tho
cay of the Monument deeply interesting the
people Of this city than be 10 those in other
The Judges Of election I'm the
quesed call the attention OF the the which
placed the polls receive contributions for
.tsf GEORGE WATTERsTON,
June rer Secretary.
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MONTREAL, June The Inspector general has intro
duced resolution into assembly for The removal Of tho
seat Of government from Quebec TO Toronto. Parliament
10 TO be prorogued on the 10 IA inst.
The coronefs jury In The Of the burning Of the
Ocean Wave have rendered verdict ang the cap
tain, officers, and from all blame. and given IL
,aeir opinion that the fire caused by sparks from tho
steamers chimney.
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In Board OF Common Council.
.fc in relation Contributions 10 the Eao~af Wo,hnsfon
81 tGfI MONUMENT.
ersctsd by Aldermen aud Board
Council Of The city Mayor
hereby authorized suitable
cured and have The delivered the o elections
OF the
Of election IN which deposit
be disposed aid OF National washnstcn
and to defrny thereof
hereby approximately payable Of the general fand
SscTtsr Ind ks further enacted That the
election OF the
vded for shall place polls,
and direct the
closing Of the polls shall and sney keep such
and within
after The cioyna Of the said polls.
N. CAILAN,
President % Board OF Common Council
n. FRENCH,
President Of tho board OF Aldermen.
Approved June ,, 1853.
JOHN W. MAURY,
Mayor.
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by y. c. MCGUIRE. Auc,,on..r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUGTIoN-on
Thursday afternoon, June g. O'Clock, the premises
shall sci Of lot g No 293, wi the improvements,
consisting OF and back building, tsed
roof situated North between Twelfth and Thirtsen
Terms Ono fourth residue in twelve, eighteen, and TWEEN
~ fosr months with sapcioriy secured Conveyances
| A. JAS o. MCGUIRE
June Sd Auctinnser.
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A TREATY Win PARAuUAY-The Alexandra Gazette
refers TO recent letters from charge 10 the Argentine
republic, Mr.. Pendleon, which state that he has
ceeded in forming treaty Of friendship, commerce. and
navigation with the government OF the republic OF Para
quay and that the treaty has been approved and ratified
by the competent authorities OF that government that
only awaits the appreciation OF the government oil The
United States and the exchange OF Publications 20 into
effect.
The details of the treaty will, of course, remain IN.
known until published by authority; but il to be pre-
suned tina, 4, is OF The usual form and substance the
representative OF government would not be aulbor-
red accept any other. and not a, all likely take any
which is not perfectly satisfactory.
This treaty is Of very great importance 10 the
merce of the United States, since II opens 10 our
chants county no, osy the tichsst ard most popuous
in South America, except Brazil. but which has been
heretofore closed against all foreign intercourse what,
ever and is therefore in its whole extent entirely
addition 10 the commerce OF the world.
According 10 the journal TO which aude. than
million OF people, scattered country larger than
New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia together and
which produces in tue greatest part, not throughout
its whole extent the richest articles OF coamerce-tobac
co. rce cotton, indigo, Sc--mus prove il no, mmedi.
aiely certainly very short lime, most valuable az.
dion the business Of The commercial States, and
pecially to the United States.
II is country not adapted TO the production OF wheat
and mus, always rely foreign supply Of breadstur
except Indian corn, which produces very well II has
no manufactures, and must supply itself also from
abroad with most of the articles OF that class which lis
wants and It's vast resources will at the time
demand and enable il so easily TO pay for
This country Of the first OF The South Amer
States which threw Of the authority of the mother
country. Its geographical position the bead waters
OF the Rio de la Plata. rather at thu lead OF naviga
ton. and fifteen hundred miles from the Atlantic has
only secured its independence, but protected il en-
tirey from any attempt at its resubjugation
~ Y. En- Post
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND Loss or Lux,

CncAso, June 2-Ihe steam tug Eclipse burst her
boiler in this port yesterday The explosion terrific
tearing the boat entirely peces-kling fireman and
boy and severely injurng engineer cook wheel Imam.
aud one deck hand The captsiu also slightly injured
The boilers v, aud tho boat, which owned by
II Blackwell. OF Buffalo. aud Capt s M, Johnson, Of
Oacsgo valued $4,000 This engineers life 10 dos
ptired he dragged on. of the engine alter the
exposition terribly scaided.
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G1-PleAse announce john Pcttibone . candidate
for Board of Common Council for the Seventh Ward
Juas IA. .ffIsl. r# Islanders.
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ls-Ge0rRe w. Stewart IL respectfully led
election council, sup
ported by MANY VOTERS.
24-dtd
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WHAT Is the bouRsE-Every time we hear from
Pas. about the first item CATER the usual announcene
Of revolution mob) is, how the funds are in the
Bourse.' II Louis Napoleon max s a coup d'ao. or
falls into the chops OF ma,rimony, the 6ist que.
ton is," what is the effect on The Boursc r II
the Bouse 10 oil right, the country is considered (ke
our own beloved land) safe" Bat if there is de-
cline the Bourse," it is considered sure sign OF a
consumption (of powder and esd) generally And vel,
few people know what "ihe Bourse" IL so we take
from sprghtly friend the Boston Bee The following
description
he BoURsE-Every transatlantic steamer, when
Pans matters are touched has something to say of The
bouse. What the Bourse 1t is, plainly, what cor
responds TO our Exchange-he gathering point OF The
money men OF the city, and the street (rus) on which il
J. situated is something like Sta,e street
The Bouse 10 OF the beautiful structures in
ne great metropolis. II ala by lag feet and is sur
founded by range OF sxiy.sx Corinihian columns
Although commenced in March, 1903 il was no, com.
peed on'il 1925, on account OF the vcssudes of inter-
vtning time. Over the entrance is inscribed
BosyS at 7yibs~ni d. Commerce 1.F
The roofs composed entirely OF iron and copper and
during business hours At this of Mammon for The
french empire the national flag floats over the edihce
Portions OF the interior beautifully decorated by fig
mes emblematic Of Commerce, Abundance, &C. and with
paintings OF several OF the cities OF France LADIES' were
Ionsrly admitted TO the Bourse but il was found 10
Encourage passion in the senter sex for gambling in
soets they are not now allowed 10 enter during hours
business. Total cost Of tho Bourse 8, i49 900 francs
Ineie are stirring times within s walls aud upon its
ensn's during the hours allotted for public opeaiions
MAT Chronisk
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ny-PIease announce tho OF Lewis Johnson v
Board Of Aldermen for the Second ward The
ensuing election MANY VOTERS.
June l-d5ts
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First Ward Aldernan.-Georgc r. McGueis
the the First Ward suitable candidate represen
BOARD Of Aldemtn and will be supported by
June 2-d4t. l tE MANY.
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u3-Lcmuel j. nItddlet0m for City COllector.-Thc
very friends this gentleman him fcand
date for the Office OF City Collector the ensuing election
June
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{ay-PIease james Maher (Public Gardc ner)
candidate the Board OF Aldermen the Second
Ward, aud oblige
June 4 @ a#sat MANY VOTERS.
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ny-Thc Fifth Ward EleCtiOn.-At the instance OF many
John g. Fzparc has Be
alderman the approaching municipal election
May Sd a
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BY J. g. MCGUIRE. Aucsionesr

CQUARE OF GROUND NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUG
TIoN-on Monday afternoon June 9Th O'Clock, tie
shall sell the whole of
feet fronting Maryland avenue north D. 6th north
This has subdpded make
seventy handsome building readily
lot the whole will be sold Ia
This beautifully
CAPITOL and affords the hest opportunity for
occurred the sales
OF the square be auction
Terms One fourth cash. the residue in twelve eish
months, satisfactorily baring
veyHneing at the expense Of purchaser.
J. @. MCGUIRE,
May 29-d Auctioncer.
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NY TELEGRAPH.


Nxw YoKK. June 4 Benjamin K Smith. grand master
Good Fellows ESQ says despatch-doubt'
less Odd fellows) died last evening. 81
The sauer Ffsnkn sailed Today taking out los
sepuer. amongst whom 10 Hon X. McLane and family.
Of Baltimore, and Madame Bodisco. The Franklin takes
out $3.50 900 in specie
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Democratic Nominatioa

The Dsmocatc City Convention presents to the citizens
of Washington the following ticket,
For Coiecior-JOHN Y. BRYANT.
3 sHls For Register--PETER M. PEARSON
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o. Please announce u. II. Evans q candidate
Council o the Ward who will be suppor.
ed by ts MANY hUNDREDS.
June 2
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nz- Collector TAxes.-The friends Captain John
" Bryant his nomination aud urge election
office. Nay l9-dt5thIune
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DIED,

saH DIED,
On yesterday evening Saturday the 4h ae
o'clock Judge q. SMITH, Of Msssppi His win
nteent Congressional buyinG ground At five
day, from the residence OF L. H. Taylor, ~,
9Th street saalH FHHr.etfss5 ..a5g5s
Of tho dccescd well those Of the
family t. requested suend the obsequics wi,hou,
ther notice. 4le.4 tfuFfe4rla4it5 .s.H#tTs
ON Friday wight M ius, MARY, daughter MAY
Ira, aged eighteen months. 81 " i'a ~ itf
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fay- John M. Dom q . oaudfdatc
for Common Council from ie Second Ward. VOTERS.
June 2-d4t
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STATUS TO WGssrER.--The committee appointed TO
collect funds for statue to Daniel Webster have re.
solved upon statue Of bronze to be executed by Hiram
Powers. and to be placed in State street, in front of the
old State House The money already subscribed is cuff
Glen, for The obiect--hfeen thousand dollars.
m4@ H |a ~ [P,spidenos JourwAi.
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D- For Asscssor.-A majority Of Of
Ward win support f. j. McCey for coming
June Intel 4 Rep
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D1.hYING CARDS OF every description and a~slisy
Il fer sale nj the msnufnctnrer's prices. Ha
Good playing cards AT 81 per dozen packs. 1870. n
Fine do do tel 50 and eI rs per dozen packs
June - I'D FNtA rRANCK TAYLOR.
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fry-A CARD.-Withous has
candidate council of the fourth
that honor Tor the present. THOMAS Parker
ms (
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Co. For Collector Of Taxes.Roberf Roche
to his fellow FOR eeecuon The prompt shfl
which heretofore dcharged the duties
hands Of his fellow their support
May l9-eodtlstJune tRepubIcl
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DRIFTING MATERIALS FOR sALE.-The p,ihunr
ieriss formerly used the publication Southern Pre,s
offered private sne They good and consist
pmst ecurgeo and BREWER type abou, 800 pound.
together win stands npo%ng gnys
column rules Ac &C The materials will he sold either together or
Apply TO o a. SAGE, Cspso Mn, w.-hinspn, DC,
June 5-Nd~ - hhN-tf8' Hh
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Fosrics COMMERCE or BALTIMORE There were
cleared during the month OF May the Baltimore Gus
iomhouse for "foreign ports ships, IA barques 20
brgs and scboonsrstoal 40 vessels with an aggre.
gate tonnage OF 1885 tons, and navgaed with sos men
of these vessels. 81 were American 6Bf,ish, Prus-
alan, Bremen, Russian, and Hamburg and their
places oil destination follows, Yves, Indies and
British provipces 49, Liverpool 3, London Ireland a.
Rotterdam l. Monevideo 3, Bahia 2, Rio de Janeiro A.
Valparaiso 4, Bolivia l. Bremen 3, Pernambuco l. La
guayra 4, Amsterdam ], Peru 1.
The Total value Of the "erpors to foreign countries
by the above vessels SsI6,ssg 70.
There cleared also a, this port in the month Of MAY for
California ship and one schooner the former with
cargo valued at 51 1885, and the latter with one val
ued al Sl7ssa, making the total direct shipments 10 Cal
iforna in May amount 10 S72.Is5.
There ''sn,ered from foreign ports during The month
ships, 10 barqses II briggs, and scboonerst 80
vessels. OF these. 81 were American, British, and 2
Bremen with cargoes "subect TO duty" 20. and with
free cargoes 10. Iass. far 81
The balance in the depository at Baltimore on the sIs
May was S2s4oo s0.-Raiumors Ameieam t.j
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n}-we requested that Nicholas Callan ID
candidate for the Board Common Council for Board
of Aldermen.
May 29-eod3' SECOND WARD.
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-. ssa-L m-.a
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w. J.. MARCY, Secretary OF State.
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1i rru
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-23
To KEEP BIRDS FROM P1cK1ye FRrrr

To KEEP BIRDS FROM PIcKIYG FRrrT
As the season is coming on for the { ?
relations OF birds, Ibeg to report my exp
ricnce Of last year, when 1 saved my cg--
rants and gcoseberries by winding colols5
worsted around and across my bushes; a-5
my cherries by hanging up several pieces
Of tin with strong thread in the ditrerart
trees, two pieces being hung near enough
together to clash with the wind, which
sound, with the bright reflection of the tin
in the sun, certainly frightened them away,
and had my due share Of fruit, which, the
preceding year, was obliged to relinguish
to them Agricultural Gaz.
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: Coming ALoEo.-The steamer "Polar
Star" landed at our wharf last Thursday
morning, at 9 o'clock, having left St. Louis
at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. This is the
quickest trip of the season, and made in the
teeth of the June rise. Mr.. Blossom fa-
vored us with papers, in advance of the
mail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-23

now ninety-two patients in the asylum. Ths
Fulton Telegraph is informed by the SUP
erintendent, DR., Smith, that only few more
can be admitted, and that they must be of
mild character.
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No MoRE "BAcHrLoR's REvERIEs."---
Charleston, S. c., papers, announce the
marriage of Donald G. Mitchell, of Con-
necticut, (''Ike Marvel,") the author of
the Reveries of Bachelor, and other popu-
lar productions, 10 Miss Mary F., daughter
of VIM. B. Pringle, of Charleston. Mr.
Mitchell was few days since appointe5
Consul TO Venice by President Pierce.