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Washington Correspondence.

I EXCITEMENT GoMING--MORE OF BuLwER'S TREA-
TY-MR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MNIsTERs--sUR-
FELT OF TALK NOMINATIONS AND CoNFIRNA-
TIoNS.
lgoursponDrntf of the Crssrfnt.
WASHINGTON, March II, 1858. +.
The interest occasioned by the proceedings of the Eng
fi among the Day Islands continues TO increase 1t Is
certain that there Is trouble ahead How serious it will
DC cannot now be discovered bat my own opinion is that
Great Britain will be 10th go into war with America
under the certain prospect losing Canada and perhaps
ultimately the Emerald Isle.
Your growers and sellers of the great stape need not
have the slightest fear that account
The impression made by Mr. Clayton continues to re-
fleet the talents Of that distinguished gentleman very m
vorably But it cannot be denied that, on the whole,
popular opinion sides with the view Of the Bulwer Treaty
taken by Mr. Webster rather than that of Mr. Clayton
Mr. Websters positions are much more in eonsonauce
with the rights and interests of large majority Of the
people Of the South Mr. Everett the Senator now one
OF the very abest statesmen in the whg party will un-
doubleday take the floor in few days His positions will
be strong bold, decided but eneny conservative and
cautions. Do prepared for a splendid effort
The great result Of this whole matter will be- however
that nothing definite will be reached by the present Sen.
ate. 1t Is oubtfulexpedenoy in my Judgment that
stimulates this public debate ALL at the present time
Perhaps would be better TO leave the whole negotiation
to more private inquiry and to diplomacy dictated by
ls excited counsels We are likely to by too great
r.s,'ov An ou' u'piol"'io ueoates ana proceedings
iMs Is government OF public opinion, 1t Is true and
free debate essential ots correct formation But there
nre t.,oes .s,d se.sors for 4, th,,,. r - q, -
g. .r' -. s.'ss' vary much ques'
oh tue course Oh tne hngh on the East
coast and their recent proceedings the Balize and
Honduras it is altogether judcious the world and
the rest Of mankind" what we going to do well
masked battery is often times the most eeient and !,
this Republic ever dies frequently think It will he be
cause it is TAXED to death
Nearly hundred nominations have gone into the sen
ate to-day The combinations ara mucb Lass in nph
But there ara NO serious obs, aoes or,,s.d !. - IN
~. aau am qu''s Inclined 70 think there will
NV W my pEsoro
p0rrcyA Ia Avn cr .yrov 81, ro o,r,,, -
.DupAs-spxarr Nou,v,r,oy, -
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1858
Dousas mas tha noor tomorrow In further reply to
r oay'on. ine recent Devastation proceedings Of the
Husan On tne MosquMo coast nave aroused the Young
Your proximity with the Honduras country renders ali
you may telegraph here with reference to it. of the
deepest importsusN The bare possibility Of the Seizure
cf Truxe by England creates stirring excitement In
this quarter Her course in regard to the Bay Islands
dsposed 10 libsr,, co,,,,u,.;o ~ No. .,,,.
that direction. -
The course Of the Administration i s,m,,.s -, J.. 49,
p.
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len1nS rArsx.-The Ravels had another full
~ 4leiunshls hcuss last night Their engagement
eo p ons Of the most brilliant ever performed In
}his 49, q1her attractive bill IL offered tonight
~ 4avhe - >upoasd 70 enjoy themselves attend.
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oa1eeAs xHEArsH-Ths ffst presentation Of the grand
4s14 Hosea" last night va warmly .pplauded BY
sa111hstic audiences at the Orleans Theatre Nothing
the style in which This piece was brought out
g go shnsss Of scenery and perfect orchestral accom-
pantnshk 1t has creatsda great sensation and will We
have what Is called The opera Of Moses
~ n rpssfsd ON Thursday. and tonight the Infant
~ nsks bis nra and only appearance at this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-29

LIST OF INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
For the Week ending March &C. 1858:
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Worms Destroy More Children

TT Than any thing ee This. many persons not aware Of
That Worms should destructive life be matter Of
SURPRISE To suppose that such animals The
bowels without injury to the individual ppostsrus the extreme
Nest Worms select for their food the chye
blood foedhe Consequence that the always weakly
and dseas and has voraous appetite accompanied mary
other symptoms such disturbed sleep pain the stomach occasional
heaiahe, grinding the teeth, picking nese breath
Parents whose children present the symptoms
have believe that their children afflicted Worms
should at
WINERS CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,
which will fail to dssuog these Aul, prevent
evils attending their existence in the bowels IT equally applicable
adults children and be perfect safety
most delicate. We confidently recommend ALL knowing
superior remedy hrequires but trial convince all Of th
Price only IS cents vial. Sold, wholesale RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
l5i chaftTes street, New Orleans,
" General Agents fer the United States. mh9s stlp
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CoNsTABLEs SALE.

-- C0NSTABLE'S SALE
Jpsrlcks COURT JOHN RICE MARY ANN NOLAN.
PAhJsn of ORttANs- u No. l6,0il
10y VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Hon. C. " jonls
Parish Orleans will proceed public auction al NV
Warehouses OF Baronne and foyas SATURDAY
April 2, iS5s, at ~ O'Clock,
-. HOUSEHOLD FURNITu RE, -.
81 t1- sersi IN the above suit. Tems cash.
uh9s&Aps GEORGE n. PEARSON Constable
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Canton .Maffina,

Just received congnmeni four hundred pieces 49, IS and o.
White Check Fancy MATING, Of superior quality For
low, by TODD Il CO., Commission Carpet warerooms
hqs St3p 100 Canal near ROYAL Touto BildinVs
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JeSs- To PERSONS RUPTURED. The many per-
Ard secua Dr. shs
than passing notice, For pafusr his advertisement
mage
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EXCITEMENT eoMING-MoRE OF BuLwER's TREA-
Is TYNE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MNIsTERs-sUR-
FELT OF TALK - NOMINATIONS AND CoNFIRNA-
TIoNs M
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1hants 70 the steamer st. Nicholas for st. Louis papers
eeths iast Me made ~ trp dowa In i've days and
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The Great KsntscEu Ren,edu.

III DR.. GEoGHEAGAN's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF HYDRO
PIPER, Vegetable Alternative Tonic and Purifier The Blood. This
SAFE efficient and popular remedy rapidly winning the confidence OF
e puhe and gaining the favor every community where su
ary and healing properties have been fairly teu,ad.
DR. GEoGHEGAN the dseoyerer and proprietor this Justly cole
raie remedy, only regular medical graduate,
nsse practice and large experience b profession and had
pie opportunities Of testing rudr his immediate supervision, the
curative properties Of this Vegetable Compound almost every variety
and grade Of disease and therefore hesitate pledge his
Ay q hoaor, that his humble Judgment The Compound
Extract Of sdroPiper will apparently hopeless and deeper
than all the noAtIum patent medicines the
that curative agent Ia tie following diseases unya,
yiL serofal White Swelling Negro Consumption, seerYy Dpp
& Chroalc Rheumatism Goat Neuralgia, Sores Ulcers and EupiioHs
askm Diseases kidney Affections sly, Siercun Diseases,
ondmy syphls, Female Irregularities and obu,ons together
with large dseases rvsung
condition Of The digestive md asimiatve organs
In proof the facts above the public invited Dr..
Goghsgsn Journal be had Of the Agents. accompanying
each bottle OF the medicine. JARVIS 4 WooDAIAN,
mh2s l22lp2w Corner of Common and Magazine
FHNHORNES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
IL CoPAfBA AND SARsApAHfILA. Certain, saia, and
EauAl Remedy discovered Faculty
Medicine. Five this celebrated retdy for sale
facnrer lowest Wholesale prices by JARVIS WOODMAN,
mh28 l79W Corner II Common AIlrnzjua stresk,.
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Our shiesd snd low.townsmAn, T. y. Nichols has
opened and elegant Saloon st. Charles street. in
tloEz ~ building opposite the st. Charles Hotel
~ hes4s styled the st. Nicholasn and judging
eca9faster q the punch with which sanctum
nsorsd last night, the b. Nicholas will enjoy fair
prtntian q ~ pubisspratonsgs. The friends and
2fanees Of y Birth late e q Louis will meet
N'th It the 81. Nicholas = peunter
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CHAMPAGNE WiNE.-to baskets very gu
~ pericr, Vi sale by nAEEllI Co, a CoanoR slEssL
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SUNDRIES--g
~ SO sacks PECANSf
10 bags SOFT SHELL ALMONDS;
I 10 tales MALNu1S rfime GTsnoble. For sale by
mhsa BlREi II A Co ii Ccn1nop air, al r
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EAROLINA ROUGH RICE, for Seed, for
u y by Conma .trs
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OST.-f any one has found a small bundle
marked "Csrreh sCaroi return he same To
tbs crsseens Once, and receive iAu reward. nhls
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7 1av RalAn erAx AsHcsE.-espt. Smith, Of the ship
rbulevhich arrived yesterdsy from NewYork reports
ng - boarded on thp* 81 instant, Of Moselle
oel - 6ears,of the dip polsr Star from Boston
-. Capt s. reported hi ~ ashore on Mo-
y, nahamaz) and had two vrecker loads of
nkah o',t ard sspt 10 hsss.u and Va in hopes
~ ~ vessel - - IN dsys, snd would carry
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LrrrrR FROM Ex-PREsDsNr RE.-The Charleston
Courier of the I'D inst publishes the following letter
received by the Mayor Of Chaleston from ex-president
Fillmore in relation to his tour South:
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(,AROLINA COW PEAS for Seed for sale by
~ phss BARElI1 = CO.. o. Coumeu sl,et.
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/ REVIEWS,
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS, etc.,
~ Received by Express sausd from the press.
NILS at2nltW J. G MORGAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

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aud oen lou'ihg paes ~ biography The siJia ~ Tbs
wot however mol Ia harmony vi1 tho snlloci hang
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that Ia betrayed in tho tito. fi2mo PIP 5zi Ticknor
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Ti0 Tn ~. 4 NoJie hin. Wy Mrs L. &. TUrHiLL IA
new story Tor Juvenile roadei not Of extraordinary merit
nlmo. PIP 32s. Charlie ScribnsrJ
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

A noble forest tree lives in one Of the
busest streets of the City We every dsy-in fact
VIC are well acquainted with it And beautiful tree it
would BE- only for It's blaekened trunk dusty leaves and
lonely look il has We want to its splendid column
rising gracefully and silently of the green messy earth
We want to il with battalion oil comrades as they
fight their battles with the storm
Bat he IL making It's way well a. esn up through
the great stone hoy have piled around ap with is sweet
errund OF life into the air and gives on panfai ssnss
ion to see seems to be saoeaiing IL u sene reoa
It's buried alive
Aud what do you hlnk II 10 doing Making ssvmsadeas
soss, 60 escapc hut hke sssrps s,arsrsSr a'ns -"
cant got eus Tho roots rarvsrv ~ sheS are f $40
,,se have been rannips Ia s,vy dSeesa Go l'sl' ss
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

rvsat,xr he ,sare Ne - Whitehall 81. WAS entered
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

Rrx OWN Mt Az osSisps.-Mr. Etanessr Tucker. .
resident OF o.wtgo County, New iSrk. whle crossing
Chsthsm 81 near resri On Monday night, was kn ,cked
5wu erd nun ever hy stage sai sustained aju-
r.ss Tie was conveyed 10 the \. \. hosgisal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

FATAL FALL--John o iisra. the young msn VINO ish
from ladder at bull ling in Reade At On Pridag
last sustaining fracture OF the skull died on Monday
night of his injuries at the New York Hospital Coroccr
Gamble Yesterday held inquest upon the body ssd tae
jury ndersd verdict OF accidental death Dccesscd
wssa native Of Ireland. IS year, Of age sud vas unmr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

ArrrnPTKD SCIcDE-A man named Robert isvens
was found YESTERDAY morning in the hall OF his residence
No iss Eat Seventeenth ST. suffering from the effects Of
an over desc Of audanum which he had haken to commt
suicide The Eighteenth Ward Police conveyed him 70
the New York Hospital.
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49, ~ 800. &. 10 49, h4lls,' lsssAss xssssis&
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

80 ~ = "a ~ ~ 9lAa.-l ne Naks,ss fhs.sss ~aas
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

Mas KmIrD--An old man by the name OF John Booker
YVES run last evening by No 81 Of the Third RAJ
road carr near the Park and had both legs broken lie
was carried into Tammany Hall and thence to tho Hosp IT,
Ii was thought he could not recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

THr STATE BANK RoBBERY.-The sealer Of tho moneg
from the Bank of the State has we understand been @
covered As surmsed be proves we are told not 70
be stronger but one who had access to the interior oil the
Bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE.


Msssrs Edors In your issue OF to-day 10 the article re-
ferruR 10 Gen. Richardson's services 10 the Agricultural So
cIsv occurs this ITO whom among mortal In
strnmeus are we indebted for this full fruon OF our bright
vices know they been great and know that they
date much farther back than his recent active agency IN OBJ
tanning members for the Society Much would say in his
praise could venture TO trespasson your columns But
bold confidence that among those who kor including the
worthy General himself whose nub!e letter proves
him 10 be actuated by spirit which scons honor emolu
en st Others expense will not be single dissent
10 trsa, his subject would like imperiecy as that
might be- that The Society met here last winter num-
barring many Of hundreds than 1t now does OF thou
sspdr with but few hundred dollars IN inc treasury
leaned 10 every body but little better than farce The
oues,iou was pr0pounded "Where Ia the money to come
from with which defray the expenses OF The s eSho
toni Where the spirit come fom2 AUD latin twas
we'll nigh like calling spirits from the vastly deep! Echo
aid nj where bui the blank look Of ignorance in every
couueuance seemed Indicate Enthusiastically, that ihe
thing out" Presently, however, clear strong voice
was heard ringing through that hail. Instantly every lace
was turned and wonder towards The speaker
whose flashing eye and manly, though modest bearing
showed that what he said And what did he say
in substance ths I'VE must have money-we can have II
n we will will guaranty subscription o SiOU from my
county; now comrades follow my example, and the dhcui-
" vanished need describe the scene which followed;
Ia one every voice camorng 10 be heard hear
tly secopding this noble move. How many thousands
were thus raised do not know now-out that sir was
The beginning aye the very nucleus Of the capitao the
long lis, OF msmbers-and Of the beautiful and cedaoe
exhibition which have shown the world that Old virginia
needs only walked up and Ia that sho has men
whom among mortal instruments, We chi. fly indebted
for this full iruon Of brightest hopes answer with
ont slightest intention dparsgc the valuable services
OF the geolleman whom you justly commend mat - IA
ysnscro Jones Of Brunswick is the man, and doubt not
that Gen. Richardson is the first 10 throw up his hat
to the sentiment Yours very hastily, n. +. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
THEnARlANEILES.

Tha oJ pares of Jau, Yer, opened when Rome was al
wal, and their roulypes The Dadancles Straits
,,o men only when le of war makes treaty spuallons
ynd and the Porte ded il 10 be necessary udmlt MS al
lies through them 10 po.ect his capital Inc aceouns
have that they are open for the passage VI 'e DIV
ish and French fleets. u,
The Dardaneles froi which the STRAIT, or Hencsp
derives its NAME strong castles built oprossie ~
oach on the Europeans Asatc cousis ana are e
of Cousanlinope 'u of these castles Inc OH cds.'e
were ru.ed BY Alatonlcd III. after the conquest VI
Cunsanlnope in li5; the other Two, the ne" cas'es
were built in The mIdeof the 18th century 10 I M
Turks against the Fentsns. The latter coinlhanu VIZ "
trance 10 the Hellespnt and The distance from caG. 10
about two miles and AFTER; in houre sail up 'e @
the old Castles which about three qnat's,s
sourt These well mounted with forminaoic one'
All Ionn the European hore 10 the Mamora the aspeci
nature in s ruggednesscorresponds win Tue Io"n g. m
guns; blu. The scenerY q the Asiac snote - ,ov
The region abounds, to- In places famous 10 cas ,T
Here Leander pail his nightly Vs:' 10 fie'o, h
hoste OF Xerxes crossed on brioss Oh h
Solomon crossed bte rail- and in modern ues "e'e
Byron swan from Sesio to Aydus.
These famous straits hvc been more han once passeu
In ITO The Russian sq'adron, under E'phls'ons app 81
before the tower castles The admiral actually went W
without damage But he other ships did not follow MIN
and he returned, with .dums and lrumpes sounons.
British feet under Admiral Duckworh forced their passage
In 1907 Duckw0rth In his dispatch 10 his government,
giving an of th fact acknowledges that ne ran
chance He set ai the morning Of the ISM Of
February AT quarter ,efore nine the whole squadron
under tremendous hrehad passed the outer casies ~
haf.past nine the leading chip The Canopus entered the
passage OF Sesto and Aiydos under heavy can
nonRde IRON BON cases receiving stone sho OIL ooo pou
weight. Each ship passed. had to endure this can.
nonade The admiral remained before Consanlinope until
the 81 OF March, when h squadron of ten ships returned
In this interval the Turks had been busy that the castles
were made "doubly Formidable" Tie admiral weighed an.
Choir In the morning OF this day. and eyery ship was IN
safety outside the passage about noon Tbs admiral IN us
dispatch expresses his lively sense of his good for
tune and admits that bad The Turks been allowed week
longer sit would have been doubtful point whether
return woud lay open him at all" He Loaf ~ killed and
235 wounped. The Turks indignant at the escape
Of the British feet that they believed that the governor OF
Dardaneles bribed by Duckworth and beheaded
him.
The Dardsneles said be In such formidable cond