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LANGuAGEs.-D. Il. Groux,

NTODERN LANGUAGEs.--D. ~. Groux,
lvl native of France teacher Of Modern Ian
guares, especially French, Spanish, and German.
TRANSACTIONS made with correctness and punctu-
atty Professor Of Numesmatics, for the classic
cation and explanation of medals and coins.
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between 9th
and It'll streets, opposite Browns Hotel.
Furnished Rooms 10 rent at that place.
Sep 21--dtf
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TNHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. devo-

u ted TO Industry, Science and Mechanics.
Published weekly al 12s Fulton street, N. ", (Sun
Buildings) by Mum a. Co.
Terms; 81 year; 81 in advance, and the re-
mander in six months.
Sep. Tiff
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
United STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Ire SHIPS eoml,rising ais line are the tolo,ciag.
The ATLANTIC Captain West
Inc fAliflC .......... Captain Nye.
I. The ARCTIC. Captain Lnce
The bALiiC...t.....-... Captain Comstock
The ADRiATIC Captain Grafton.
EEA These Ships have been built by
<f[fEfA contract expressly for Government
rc1h service; every care has been taken
IN their construction, as also in their engines 10
ensure strength and speed and their accommo
dations for passengers are unequalled for elegance
and comfort
Price Of passage from New York 10 LiyerpooI
in first cabin, $40; in second cabin, $40 Exclu
siye use of extra-size state rooms $500 From
Liverpool TO New York. ESQ and ECO.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
1888. 1853.
From NeV York From Lire,yool
Saturday. August 6 "Wednesday. August 10.
Saturday. August 20. Wednesday. Augusta.
Saturday. Sept 3. "Wednesday. Sept. u
Saturday. Sept IL. Wednesday. Sept. 81
Saturday. October l. Wednesday. October s.
Saturday. October Is. Wednesday. October 10
Saturday. Octobr 80. Wednesday. Nov 2.
Saturday,. Nov. H. Wednesday, .Nov 10.
Saturday. = Nov 70 "Wednesday. Nov 80.
Saturday. DEC 10. Wednesday Dec. IA.
Saturday. Dec. "a. Wednesday. Dec. g.
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS 81 CO..
No. So Wall street, N " I
BROWN, SHIPLEY 81 co.
Liverpool.
R. G. ROBERTS & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
]. MUNROE e. co.
26 Rue Notre Dame DIES Victories Paris.
GEO H. DRAPER Havre.
The owners of these ships will moi be account
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie jewelry, pre-
cious stones, or metals, unless bills Of ladlng are
signed therefor and the value thereof therein ex-
pressed. Sep 21--tf
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
EAsHEzz1l TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
s1ssz.-.-ssseg Leave daily except Sunday, at and
A. M, 81 and 5 p. M
On Sunday at 8 A. M, and S p. NJ
The Train at r M. is express, and stops only
at Annapolis Junction and Relay the others at all
way stations.
Trains at A. M. and 81 p. M, connect with
Annapolis.
Trains at and A. NJ, and p. NJ, connect
East
Fare from Washington to Baltimore. 81 IS
Do do do and return so
Do do Annapolis. IS
Do do do and return SO
The round trip tickets must, in all cases, be pro-
cured at the Office and are good for5the day upon
which they are issued. I. H. PARSONS,
Sep Gifts Agent
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FIRE 8 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES

FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
GIRARD FIRE & MARINE, of Philadelphia.
Capitdl.. $500, 600.
EQUITABLE FIRE, at London.
Capital. s., SOC, 900.
ETNA LIFE, Of Hartford Connecticut.
Capital. .................. $3.50, 900.
NATIONAL LIFE of London.
CAPITAL. SOC, 600.
ID ISKS viii be taken at iotc rates on Buildings,
N Merchandise, Household Furniture, and other
insurablc property against loss damage by fire,
situated in Washington, Georgetown. Alexandra,
and residence in all parts of the world. Persons
wanting insurance will certainly find il TO their in
terest by applying at the Office, north side OF Penn
sylvania avenue, between Al and 9th streets
MYERLE 81 WEBB, Agents.
Sep 22--et tm)
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kI,HE STORY Of MONT Blanc. hr AIher

SMITH. Price 50 cents.
The Exies--a Tale by Talvi, author OF g He.
loise,n &c. Price one dollar.
For sale at TAYLOR 81 MAURYS
Sep 81 Bookstore, near 9th street.
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GTEAM Communication betweeen New
~ York and Bremen. Bremen Mail Line. The
side-wheel steamers Hansa, 1890 tons, and Ger.
mania, | 600 tons, will sail as follows
From New York. From Bremen.
Germana. September 10 Germania. middle
October
Hansa ~. September 20 Hansa !. ]. August
Passage from New York to Bremen: First class
$100; second class $35
For freight or passage apply to-
!, OELRICIIS & CO.,
Sep 21--td SO Broad street N.Y.
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, Al

IL NEW YORK, BREMEN, and
%K-fE3e Southampton United States Mail
Steamers.-The ship. comprising
this line are the WASHINGTON, Captain E. M
Fitch; HERMANN, Captain E. Higgins
These steamers stop at Southampton, both going
and returning.
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Among the dts of the past week one that
President Fillmore bad RENTED the of suspen-
sion passed by naval court.martal about two years
ago on Commodore Thomas Ap c. Jones, of the navy.
To that sentence Commodore Jones took exceptions
FIRST upon the ground of insuciency of testimony
tablish the charges preferred against him, OF any vo
laon of law, his his country's honor and
ondIy to certain specified illegal proceedings by the
court and upon these points he appealed to the Presi-
dent of the United States, and claimed trial. or an
utter abrogaton OF the courts finding and sentence The
President doubling his appellate power over the case,
except for the exercise of the pardoning prerogative
which Commodore Jones and his friends firmly declined,
the legal points excepted and the general issue have
NAMED siace sub JUDGE On the 22d February ul-
mo, the President upon the earnest recommendation of
the Hon. Kennedy, Secretary of the Navy, RENTED
The unexped portion of the sentence, which remission
was soon followed by an order from Mr.. Kennedy APP
pointing Commodore Jones to the command of the San
Francisco navyyad and station, just authorized by an
act making ample appropriation for its commencement
As this order sends Commodore Jones back 10 Calfor-
mia, from whence he was recalled for trial, it may be
considered as mark Of uRmpared Executive confidence
in that veteran ommander-Nationa Intelligsncer.
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Tho Late Administration.

The InteAigencer OF yesterday published correspond
between ex-President Fillmore and the members
of his cabinet, which contained assurances of re
cprocal esteem and friendship The retiring cabinet tell
the President that they witnessed with admiration
your untrine devotion TO the public service, and your
patience and assduity in the discharge of the incessan
and laborious duties of your office" The ex-President
returns the compliment in the gracious thai
gro President more fortunate than have been
in the selection of his cabinet" The Iaeligencer pre-
faces the correspondence with the following piece of in
formation:
" 1t has. we presume rarely happened that great a
degree of harmony has existed between President and
member OF his cabinet II may be supposed by some
that the relations OF Mr. Webster and Mr. Fillmore can
ddates for the presidency, formed exception this
mark We have, however, the best for believing
that their friendly and confidential intercourse
and political, was never for moment interrupted"
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aoat suffer equally with interests shore As the eli
max OF lnacion, may record the unprecedented iact
ha Tor several days even the spectators IN gold mo
Their diminished heads Judge OF Our pfostrauon when
even the James a9ri remained subdued and inert
The small number Of vesseys despatched, and The
limited amount OF produce exported readily accounted
or Some vessels have gone in ballast others threaten
10 decamp for Moneydeo bat the greater part, we pre-
sumo, teel nonpussed. and will goodnaturedly remain,
trusting to The course OF events the chapter OF accidents
In view OF these exceptional circumstances, we dis
pense with prices and quotations as purely tanciul OF
nominal As 10 remitances, IT would be solem impeI
thence TO think or TO speak OF them.
. All the means of peace and Cancellation being ex-
hausted, force is now opposed TO force with energy
and resolution commensurate with the occasion On the
part OF the capital the OF defence and aggression
begin TO colossal dimensions, and leave doubt
as to dehntye triumph. Since the sautary lesson Of
the 25h uL the audacy OF the rebels has been kept in
allegiance and IN the partial enconTes that have taken
place between the advanced posts they must have
practically the extravaganza OF their preensions and the
utter inadequacy of their means.
Sc The preliminary measures for supplying the town,
and countermarchng the plans OF the assalants and
their allies, admirable some OF then-as the clos
ing OF the customh house and the Boca po-perhaps I'M
necessarily stringent II ID impossible that great city
such this long be reduced TO absolute inactlon,
Not only The coasting craft but foreign interests OF vas,
amount and fiscal interests OF supreme Importance, de
mand the earliest possible modification OF The measures
alluded to- The term for the introduction OF provisions
by water has been prorogued for fifteen days. and de-
cared indefinitely prorogabe at the discretion OF the au
honues The content and perfect order of the capital
are the best possible evidence of the prestige and popu-
laIlty OF the administration"
From Rio de Janero dates are up to the l4th OF
January. private letter states:
On the 9th of December, few leagues south of the
city, six hundred Africans landed the They
were imported in vessel manned by American sailors
and under the United States flag On their landing they
were Immediately conducted to the interior OF the
try by track previously cut through the woods for that
purpose. No sooner did the public authorities rece,
information of such landing than they took, with gea
energy the necessary and the police succeeded
IN experimenting five men OF the crew. who have beer
mlnutely examined. According TO what has yet tran
spred from this examination, the of the vesse
was Camargo and in the speculation involved two
very wealthy farendeiros Qandhoders")
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Return OF Fugitive slaves.

We learn from the Richmond Enquirer that Two slaves
belonging to the estate OF William left deceased, Of
Parkenburg, Virginia. who fled 10 Ohio some two years
since have recently returned voluntarily, because they
were suffering from want OF food and could not procure
work among those who had deluded them. Three other
slaves who of at the me were anxious to re.
turn with them. but were prevented by the aboonists
who forcbly detained their children These facts need
comment, for of themselves they make sufficiently
conspicuous the base motives which regulate the con-
duct OF abolition philanthropy
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DIED.

At Nashville 7th instant the Hon. MORGAN w. BROWN
United States the district oil
Judge the first day OF this century Ne was on
Judge about twenty years and was ne second
having succeeded the Hon. Johh NC
Marry appointed General Washington III 7so Judge
high literary atanmsnts as Ia general scholar
great Independence Of character as man OF ough
and the life and in his family was most nd
urbane, and considerable gentleman
He was great grandson mothers side Of that Stuart
who fled of Cuodsn in 745, and VINO
settled in South Carolina.
Morgan Brown, father OF Judge Brown, removed 10
Carolina about the l9s lie raised TWO
sons whom carefully Pennsylvania University sit
Lexington, Kentucky which place he temporarily ro
purpose again returned to Tennesses, when
plhed The elder William L. Brown, became one
accomplished lawyers and distinguished advocates In
valley Mississippi Very few young in America
the head Of his professions but ne
exeon and laudabe ambition to excel
old The aged revolutionary soldier and
fought in almost every bloody hed
Ia his native stale Kings Mountain did not quail
broken the heart OF most old men OF
his left al have seen death in every
fom said he "the calamity must be borne"
before this second son an whon
kinder also called by the fatal messenger
valley Of death, and rest in eternal silence 70
this world.
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President,

appointments by ING FfosIutnI,
By and wih ute advice and consent Of the Senate.
WILLIAM l.. MARCY, of New York, to be Secretary
OF State of the United States
JAMES GUTHRIE, of Kentucky 10 be Secretary of the
Treasury OF the United States.
ROBERT McCLELLAND, of Michigan, 10 be Secretary Of
the Interior.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, OF Mississippi, TO be Secretary o.
War.
JAMES c. DoBBIN Of North Carolina, to be Secretar,
of the Navy.
JAMES CAMPBELL, of Pennsylvania, to be Postmaster
General.
CALEB CUSHING, of Massachusetts,, to be Attorney
General for the United States
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, March s, 1858.
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Kossuth, see, in letter addressed TO Mr.. Mayne
Reid, published in the London Daily News of the 10th,
denies the authorship of the Milan proclamation 10 which
his signature was attached. He says:
| came to England about the end of June 1852 Since
that time am always on English SOIL and since am on
Hungarian soldiers in Italy.
But stop-yes; have addressed proclamation to them
a single one, dated February Is, copy of which beg
leave send you, and remain with the highest regard
and sincere gratitude dear sir, yours aeconaely and
obediently,
my letter, and of the annexed proclamation, you may
think proper.
KossUTH
THE HUNGARIAN SOLDIERS CHARTERED IN ITALY.
GALLANT couNrRYMEN 1t is with Indignation | earr
that on the occasion OF the troubles OF February al Milan
appeal has been circulated there in my name, calling
on you 10 join in that abortive movement
Soldiers that document was not genuine. have moi
approved of an Instruction in Italy for the present
nent | issued no appeal calling on you 10 take par
in it.
Once the time will come, (and come shall) In.
doubtedly will in the oil country, desire you
wheresoever you may then be, to side with the people
round the banner of liberty That is sacred duy Our
enemy is the same everywhere, and the peoples is
and the same, alike there but God hon
or and one liberty
But this only shall do the right time. The present
time not The right one.
OF one thing you may rest assured, and that is that
never shall play with your blood wanton play,
Whensoeyer | shall say 10 you, " Ye braves the
time is at hand will tell you this neither from Lon
don from any distant safe place, but from headQuar
ters In person will lead you on, and claim the frs
share in your glorious dangers.
Never shall invite you TO risk any danger in which
myself did not share.
And no one can be present in two places al once
should Tor that not place myself the head
your heroic ranks, because duty will call me 10 do tina
in dear country, where shall have to fight fol
freedom and fgh, in Hungary, while you will be fghns
for il in Italy my appeal will reach you by the hand
gallant Hungarian commander, whom will charge Il
lead you the field of glory, fighting forward home
to join the banner which shall hold there.
OF this you may rest assured Until then be prepared
but wait. Don't play your blood wantonly.
The faherland, the world is needing it, For freedom
and fatherand L. KOSSUTH
LONDON, Feb. IS, 1853
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH ., 1858.

9mr HKERr M LzwIs, OF Montgomery Alabama Is our gen
travelling agent and Tennessee
sisted by O. II LEWIS JAA1s o. Lsws, and sAhuEt LEWIS
0IM O. W. JAMES, OF Cincinnati Ohio, Is general travelling
agent for Western States assisted by ions H. DEFr H.
THOMAS, o. j. DYER c. NJ L. WIsTaAS ISAAC BARTLETT H.
Cooks, A. l.. CaILDS, and l.. X. BRowSKLL
-r E. JAAKs No. le2 south TENN street, rmlAaei
pha general travelling agent assisted by WA H. WELL
JsHs COLLINS JANIS DExKISs, HAarr Jos BUrroS, CSC
r. BurToE, M. BoDsE, EpauHp W. WILEY WlLLlAA L.
WIrERMAN, and GEoRoK 4. MCLEOD
ar.-Rscepts nom either Of he will be good.
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NION: WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH g. 1853

tees nor any one member Of either house has ever
planned the printer with regard TO the quality Of the
printing or the expedition with which il was executed
We have heard no complaint except the uniounded
eamor Of the Republic whose bitter feelings rendered
intense and malignant by disappointed avariee and
acknowledging restraints of morality have urged il to
the ueTance OF direct and contemplate fasehoods against
which have not the shadow of foundation 10 rest
upon
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-HEAvY LOSS.

NEW ORLEANS, March ga fire broke the night of
the I'd instant in the extensive Alabama cotton press
establishment, which entirely destroyed the building and
Gig hteen twenty thousand bales of cotton The
loss by this fire is estimated eight hundred thousand
million of dollars, which is mostly covered by in
surance.
The Home Mutual Company loses $lo0,OOO; the sun
Mutual $50 600; the Liverpool and Royal Company $780,
900; the Tennessee Mutual $4,000 and the Merchants
Company $4,000. There also assurances elsewhere
New ORLEANS, MarchS-T steamer Pampero sailed
for San Juan the 9th instant
The advces from Europe by the steamers Cambria and
Baltic have hand. The cotton market is quiet
prices further dropping under the news Breadsuhs are
dull Coffee quiet
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The Theatre.

The sisters Rousse delighted large audience last night
by the extraordinary grace and elegance of their per
formances, which have not been surpassed, if equaled
by any similar entertainment during the This
evening they appear in two balles Seton also plays
Thomas, in the Secret; and the bill is which
fail to fill the house.
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IouN HARRISON. deceased. pursuant to . decree Of

John HARRISON, deceased, pursuant to . decree of
j England, made Rissn
against stody lot 1852 whereby
Joseph Humphrey Of the said
whom this referred inquire and
o John Harrison, Of Thurxton
field the county OF Cumberland farmer, the dcscnp
his will Of "my heir America and whom he
eth. heir alaw Of aaw,n and
said should
heirs the death
heir In America the heir atlaw OF the beirstaw in
the month oAugust, 1877, the heir heirs a~ Of the sad
hi, DEATH the real representative such heir OF her
aaw by their solicitors before the sI day OF June 1855
chambers OF the said master
in Southampton Buildings Chaneey Lane London or ~ default
pcremptoy excluded from the beneh OF the
said decree and all capable Of giving any information on
furnish the the aforementioned
solicitors either Of them.
supposed had only brother Thomas
America nbost 1888 where he married. and
dsd in died in 1871 leaving his John
Philadelphia about 1884 leaving his eldest Thomas
him surviving
Thursday fourth day .fJuy 1854 II O'Clock fore
said chambers appointed for hearing adjudcsting
upon the claims Dated this 10Th day Of January, 1883
CAPEs h STUART,
No. 1 Field Court Crays Inn, London,
Agents for f. Waugh Solicitor Cockermouth Cumberland
and for Mossrs. Saul. Carlisle, Cumberland. Z,
RAVEN BRADLEY,
No, 2Harcosu Buldnes, Temple, London, Solicitors
for Her Maesiy's Attorney General.
Mare
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RETURN THE MILITARY AND FIREMKN.

PHILADELnIIA, March THE Manhattan Fire Company
arrived here from Baltimore this afternoon and were re-
ceived by guests of the Humane Hose Com
pany. They parakng, tonight of an entertainment
Clorrow,
The Continenlas also arrived and received by
military escort and handsomely entertained. They will
also leave tomorrow for New York.
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Correspondence of the Journal Of Commerce.

HAVANA, Feb 2Sth.
Mr. King reported better, walking about and passing
most OF his time in the sugar house the estate of Mr.
Jencks The trials for political offences, of the 49, not
closed.
March lst.-Mr King not 80 well-eHects of our cold
weather. BY
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PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

HARRISBURG March THE managers Of the State Agri-
cultural Fair here day and selected PitIsbug as the
place. and the 27th 2Sh and 29h days of September next
as the time for holding the next Fair.
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MARX ELS.

New York, March SIP. m.-The stock market to- tay
closed dull and all nds Of stocks have revivedsales OF
United States 6's Of 1867, l9i; Canton, Ilo offered
Erie 81 Nicaragua, 292 Morris canal 70; Erie conVeH-
bes, 95A Harlem, 65a Stonngon 64a; Cumberland coal
49A Cary improvement, ID Exchange on London, loa
premium. Money somewhat easier. The hour market Is
dull and prices further declined-sales of 5000 bbe at
81 rs 81 81 for State, and So III So 81 Tor southern
Rye -four and meal qnict.
PHILADELPHIA, March Stocks dul-United States IS
OF 1867 Il9{; Pennsy IS, 97a Flour dul-saes at
81 81 "a 81 Sales red wheat 10 liz cents white
do lI6 III cents White corn Sc cents yellow, 60 81
cents Oats AZ cents Whiskey, 22t % cents.
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BosroN March S-The wings have majority OF 600 in
the city, al the election yesterday. The indications
however that the opposition will have large majority IN
the convention.
The military left for Charlesown last evening, but no =
rious disturbance occurred.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WoRoEsrsR, (dassq) March Srhe extensive factory in
dis place belonging 10 Messrs. White " Boyden, was,
with its contents totally consumed by fire this morning
The loss ia estimated at s2 900 $4,000 which there
is a partial insurance.