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University Of Louisiana.
Medical Department.

Medical Department.
Iss ''s Vii he
n D, Professor of Practice of Medicine
w.asa fss s;aa. o sis!ss:s F,es:as
Al Wsdao,su1n n D. Professor q Ann,Gmy
Thomas Hunt NJ o. Professor of Pbysoiosy and Pathology
Sor"siu, G. a" ssa,a o. Demonstrators of Anatomy.
Tha rooms dssec,ng will be open Monday
@ ~ % s Ap FREQ Of
expense. enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
n 1853 the humber of patients thirteen ,onand
THOMAS HUNT, M, D., Dean.
7LIcN WOOD CEMBQEKY.-This beautiful burial place
Of dead having dedicated with appropriate
mains Of dsceassd persons
n s, 70, d. bodies which n such
select sites Cor the graves.
which viii put up publicly sale, (aough they
usually bring p'emum making the early selection of lots the
Office is established .ae city of Washington, appca
wing ofthe building on entering the Cemetery.
Vtep are requested not to drive fast through s Cemetery
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS.
c.s,a is situated short distance due north Of the
Aug 07-dam
RENSSELAER, POLN TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
EsIGNED comprehensive thorough education
engineers, including railway hydraulic topo
copies Register giving information respect
''' B. FRANKLIN GREENE,
,..,s., Director, &c .,H R. P's'
NEW York. MAY ad, lssa.The undersigned has this day
s business
mining railroad government State and city
and T.
TOUNTRY RESIDENCES rent.-I have for rem, .eve-
with ground attached each,
aisd kendall Gresn' us than mile norhsasery
pse.us with
The situation beautiful overlooking large portion Of the city,
The approach by streets, Delaware
route day the
leave Centre Market, where makes brief stand at % and q
Ren-,wo hundred dollars a year.
W. % y' n. a., s
July S-dT AMOS KENDALL
wAsHINUTOE sRAECH RAILROAD.
cAanse of Hours sct~.en wa.ainxen and Baltimore.
n = z "
nv aid Monday trains will leave Baltimore 70.
Washington daily except Sundays, Ak and and and
On sundays at Il, =. M, aud s, pm.
viii leave Washington or Baltimore at and s' a. m and ana
On Sundays a, 8, a. m, and S. pm.
Washington 10 Baltimore. -...".sl 50
no and ,o,u'" '...... Ss
DO and return. w
be procured at the ofce
good for the day upon which they are Issued
June 24-du
SaIamander Safes.
HVANs WATSON, No % South Fourth Philadelphia,
4 Pa aic sree,) hand large
ment OF their
PATENT sALAMANDER PIRE-AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank nj doors for bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LfNED REFRIGERATORs,
Water filters seal and leitsr copying presses Fairbanks platform
and counter scales.
agency Beey's Yses Jonas, and Has
patent powder proof bank locks Please call
Reference Of the hundreds who have
TT Maruder 7'h Pennsyvanis avenue washing
ton, ID. O..
FArners and Meshancs' Bank, Phiadeiphis,la safes.
United States Mint,
United Staten Arsena 6in California in Philadelphia
United States Appraisers Once, Philadelphia
Pennsyivania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safcs
Philadelphia, Wilmington, Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, Son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia
Wood Fogx, Pennsylvania 9th
Washington c. authorized orders for and
mnk sales Of The above.
May 6-Qawly EVANS WATSON y
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EMHROIDERIES. LACE GOODS, dsc.-The subscribers
T. day full and complete
goods, styles, embracing all
vbh ion of the ladies' invited
following is isi of the leading articles,
% Maltese clemizetts and sleeves, in
r 25 coiaretts do
IS richly embroidered muslin Valences trimmed
i5 do do Maltese
as do muslin colares and sleeves
$50 French embroidered collars
as do do canbric collars
reilly do cnmbric skirts for open dresses
$50 do do pocket hands erchies
rs pieces Maltese edxiuxs, widths
100 do Vaebc.s aces, edxnss, inrer
so do English thread iaces edangs, and Bscrtinrs
rs do fouucjnxs and rufnings
rs do Swiss mu.Iins, houncinGs, and bands
100 embroidered diaity bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambric
2j DOZEN long and short black lace
Also, every variety Of ne Illusions aces, bobbnes linen
brcs rnbrered muin lawns and lace
gloves. hosiery, sc.
Sep 3-ssw4wif HoOE. BROTHER, & co.
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I,KoM LONDON-SiIuia; by Sir Roderick Murchson; the
oldest known rocks containing remains
/ 1854.
The Shipping Laws British Empire; by g. Atkinson
1854
The War affecting Commerce and shpping by H.
b Thomson; vol 1881
Physiological Chemistry by Professor LfhHann vols.
Noad's Chemistry, l vol.
Napoeons system Field ARTILLERY; by captain Fave
1854
Volunteers and Rifles; by Lieut.. Col Gordon 1883
The Il 'he-A usket; by Capt Jorvis i6jA
SuIiy's Memoirs, lin Engl-h;) 3 vols
BaiIy's Astronoulic d Tables and orinuiae. ...
Dnd British Pcerage, Baroneage aud kngslage 1854.
Fosters Peerage Britain ir land 1854
Palaces Park, Natural History, Fine ar Courts,
nd Portrait Gallery vols. 1854 -
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Cincinnati, Iouisr Indianapolis, Columbus, ZanesHe, Ciere
land Toledo, Chicago, and ST Louis
above points be had the rat
L IN Washington.
Passengers leaving Wheeling IN
splendid inchesteT and Diuna
from Wheeling thence by railroad to
Cleveland ToleaO, Chicago steamboat 25
miles, Louis Leaving Washington Al 5, they will
splendid "Uni0n Line"
Cincinnati Louisville, and for Indianapolis BY railroad
Lawrencebug
Through Cincnna Louisville and ndanapo
Columbus by nnona road from
wheeling holding ckeis lie
point the For information and tickets apply TO r. H.
PARSONS, ugen, Washington
j.. IL. DONE,
Feb 7-du Master Transportation.
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II IISTORY OF st. DOmingOy by j. Brown M. d. volun
ii Of 800 pages each, bound in cloth price SO crnts
Oct IL FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Law school OF Cumberland Univcrsity, Lsbsuo.


Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carathers, late IN. cb
judges OF Tennessee.
Green uases the supreme eoU
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomheld l.. Ridley, of State
Judges Green their whole sxcu,,
10 the school.
nsir.conl. Daily examinations each class on m
daily lessons m the progress OF the examinations.
Weekly OF common law equity, whlsh al,
dents suits statement OF facts by p,
them through all the ae,
practice. The framed require preps
Deeds Wills and all s,
dence the trials Some OF IA.
court, which is held monthly class and
public The end The she,
IFS, jurors, circuit Judges chanceors, official
Saciies connected with their suits.
SessionsThe Monday sen
tember and ends third Thursday February The com
the succeeding Monday February seons
Thursday in July.
Expenses per fee $780, advance; conun,ep
81 boarding about $50 Students furnish their own booi,
which be had IN the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four scssiops required complete course, u
dents advanced class No study
mission There four regular Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number of students last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERH,
Fob il--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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IS Snttier's" Wines, Philadelphia.

"Sntd.r's, Wines, Philadelphia.
TOHN " SNDER dealer In wines the former
j of Jacob snder No rs Walnut street, four doors
will be supplied with
and liz the accommodating terms
sNDER, agent importation foreign wines,
office Walnut prepared receive orders
special Of various houses in Eu
qia upwards
for o'n Vaughan Snder the patronage of his friends and
wines Delivered Washington city by Express,
tfee of freight.
June y-siy
CaENCa nna f. ,sitsh boarding and day school
young ladies' VI. Sisters,
2h aud % W,-hson C. The duties OF this institution will
desired their For circulars
be had at ali the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug iU-eodisth Sept [Starl
COLOMBIAN COLLlcGE Il, Washington, ID. q The thir-
" fourth year of Columbian College will begin the last
"Wednesday Of september aud end the last "Wednesday in
students the cal
bachelor of scientific for the
of bachelor philosophy The college
address rne President Columbian College Washington, D. c."
Aug i-eoi3w.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have rent seveul
ground attached EACH situated
Kendall reen little than mile northeastey from
the Capitol.
hese spacious with cellar wood
she'd and aud excellent
The beautiful overlooking large portion Of city
and in fuil view of the Capitol.
The approach by Streets Delaware M
street.
omnibus baen permanently
Kendall and
Presidents leaving g. and m.
leave Centre Market where makes brief 9K 3k
O'Clock.
Reut--tvo hundred dollars year. I
The taken Inspection and
by applying Wm. 5ickney. who lives Cottage
Sc at idence, nsar The premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-sodu
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No. 00 February 49, 1854 for the railroad from Mobile to Gd
from selma GunleI Landing on the Tennessee river
Of the road from Savannah Georgia.
Mobs Aisbaa New Orleans, Louisiana and the branch
thereof Albany Georgia, Euiaua Montgomery, Ala
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II ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York.
L dagueeOtype apparatus mattings,
cases. and importer of plate chemicals fancy frames and
caoype chemicals pictares and
rials Of every description.
Case makers supplied manufacturing
c. Harsons celebrated also, Voglander 6hon
always hand
3O6 Broadway, June IT, 1854.
June 2O--dlyear@
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III vols.
SOd0m, and GomOrrah and the Bible Lands;
De Sauicy; journey 1851 aud 1859 .
Life Epis,les ST. Paul by Conybsare and HOwson
The Lost Heiress by Mrs. Southwouh. / vol.
Affaa; Norwegian aud Lapland tale, from the Gernan
North American Review October 1854.
Perseverance aud Enterprise; for the young l vol.
Lites Lesson novel. vol.
The Fossil 5prit a geology vol
The Home the Valley; by Caen translated from tine
Swedish vel.
of Parsonage; from the German Of Gieske
Reads Poems; enlarged edition. illustrated vol.
OF George Third Lord Brough
vols
Lady Russe's Letters. vol.
Progr Prejudice by Mrs Gore ] vol.
Chambers's Papers Tor the People; e vols
CnanIberss Miscellany lU vols.
Select ritDss % Robert hanbers 4 vols.
Putnam Monthly Magazine for October.
Dicksuss Household " ords for October
Oct 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
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Important work FOR PeIhsi'

Important Work FOR Pension Claimants.
DENSON Land Laws just published An Analytical
Digest and Bounty Land Laws the Decisions of
Secretaries, Sci arranged to be ntelgble TO every
claimant Price So; postage, If prepaid, W cents
I'm sale at TAYLOR u MAURY'S
pct Bookstore, 9th
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THE spiais R"pper, or Autobiography by o. A
i Brownson
Midsummer Flowers Tor the Young; by Mary Hewitt
Party Leaders, Sketches of lrson Hamilton, lacksonr C
Randolph, ac by 10 G. Baldwin, author of Flush Times
Alabama
The Virgins Comedians, Old Days the Old DOmDon s
iieo Il, MSS. of C.. Efngbam, esq.
Woodcra Hawks about the Doveco,e by W. Gilmore spn'
The Better Land by Augustus q. Thompson. =
The Home in the Valley; by Emile +. Carlen. Il
The Captains Of the Roman Republic compared with the 1
Modern sratspists; by Henry William Herbert.
The Chemistry OF Common Life, par 4; b, Johnston.
On sale TAYLOR b MAURHs
Sept 10 Bookstore, 9th street.
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,NHE Pension Land Lovs-An
Analytical Digest Decisions of secearirs and Opin
IONS of Attorneys thereon, Regulations pre-
sctbed Office and Explanatory Continents,
whole arranged nteigbe claimant by F.
o. Tripe late Office volume, 1854
of g octa pages, bound. Price 81
Sep 30 FRANCE TAYLOR.
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EVENTIDEs by Efie Afton-a series Of tales and
IL poems.
The Western Home and other poems by Mrs l.. H. 8isou
Camp aud March by Captain Grafton United States
Putnan's Magazine for November.
FnANCk TAYLOR.
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a AseTSn nS fSnxa GSiTsD ss sTATss Mail @ sTEsssss
.Iss asp r. sh ihi'
stop a, Southampton both going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAlLNa-lss4
::;s y: s:; ;;:$ :;;ssr
Ms.%s." Washington ss.als.y Saturday,: April a.
Hermann. 80. -. Saturday, April "a Mayis
Washington. Saturday, May %. June IT,
Hermann. Saturday, junsi7 ly,, !ulyi4
Ass: esiss.4s ssSs%ss
M Ma Layton ss,urday oc,oSsr T. HoSembsrs
washington Sossnss.s .s:mss, Dss:mssI
From Southampton 70 New York; An. /.
%Sa:n,nson wse' . ;.sns'on "seey
1ES 3 W.:a.:'o. ss, ss; !.
Es;sas'sn jsS; ; - Pei
= ur',rxSs 4; sA sAsRP, R;us.s ss south '''S.Y.
M4kTssAgi MIss issfis Gh9skES M.;i. Go southampton
Poly hnio College Oh tine state Pennsylvania,
Penn Square, Pailadephia.
cnasnlsi EusSpa designed 10 afford thorough professional
education ,e students inienhsd for
CHaNicAL AND CHEdICAL ARTS.
The will Monday, ssp:
Mathematics engineering Peabody
Ms'agy and inda.t'a analytical and agricultural chemistry
Mining .nsneerlng geology and mnsraogy, Prof W. H. b.
ecnanca philosophy principles of machinery, Prof
Peabody Kenredy.
Terms 10 session, $l5
Mccanca and Typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern. $40.
french aud Spanish, Prof V. De Amarilli
German Prof Is H. Entrup
chemistry
H. Boucher, A.
provided, younger
aud be apdy prepared for the College courses
terms, study, boarding,
obtained addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy, Poly
sechnic College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board Of Trustees.
Jou McINrYRr, Secretary
Aug9 - WedS Sat
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nAy's FaB.Es. with lac illustrations. volume.
VI London, 1854 Price 81.
Price =
Marvrls Science; by w. Fuliom,
Price 50
Adventures NJ svd.nham Greenfnch,
London, London. 1854 frice rs
Aug a2s FRANCk TAYLOR
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Academy OF the Visitation,

toOTgtF0rn, %. O
lHE exercises of this institution will be resumed the hrst
day september when hitherto. seduloa care
be bestowed m Of pupils The varou ba"ep
Of n finished education. d,
II desired. The historical studies may be purrnea
French which greatly facilitates the student acquiring @
h knowledge Of that language while the system pursued
teaching music both ,oca and nstruenai has superior aas
tases in erng The pupils accomplished and scientific
separation OF the junior from the senior pups has recently
made and the has beneficial its influence on "
youthful mbes of the academy.
Aug il--3awdS ctSepiI5
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| TINTED STATES Mail Line California, via Aspn
u Panama. and oth Of each month, ip fn
steamships approved BY the Navy Department. Of e'' m
oo miles from
The transit from oeea, miles in raj.
Aspnwa obpo and S mIes OF land transportation over
can therefore, cross q, mos, passenger
and their baggage being only transferred once to and hom mu
There transportation future this route
Reserve s,eaers being always kept in port a. New York.
and san Francisco prevent detention in case oaccdsl
the Atlantic ,s win be made rss'
Passengers will leave Panama the day aer they arrive " As
Through tickets rates. be had at the asency7
"fsa ian ss-Tai as"dtf -" ''''
WnlTNEY's Metallic Wealth Of the United states
Life Of G. Quincy; edited by Joseph b. Braihwai,e.
Memories over the water; BY Henry Nancy.
Lamaine's Travels in the East; vols - =. ~
CHOOL BOOKS, every description the owsst publish
'''N' TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
Sept 2 Bookstore, 9Th
rHICoKA, and other Regions OF the Conqueron
and the Conquered by Mrs Mn!y H. Eastman Illustrated
Drake on the Principal Diseases ethe valley OF Norm America
Old Resone Historical Sketches of Western Pennsylvania
Holter. scoscopca Anatomy of the Human Body; VOL
Poems Of Parnell and IickeI; vol lsmo.
Rolo in Switzerland; vol lsmo ~,
FRANCK TAYLOR
t,LLENDOKFr's spanssh Grammar, by Professors ye
" lasquez aud Smsne.
.uendo,a's spanish crammAr by Prols ssor vinsu'
Josse's Spanish Grammar.
DE Vere's Spanish Grammnr.
Meadows Spanish Grammar
Aicaias spanish Grammar.
Gramaca de I.engua CastellaBa.
olrndo,HNuevo Metodo aprende eer cserber nap
lar eI Frances by Professor Vinsut.
oendoffNuevo Metodo apeuder, eer escbe hAb
lar et ingles by Professor Vingut.
Gramate4 inavsa de UrcaIu; by Professor vnsu
LIE MaIe dEspagnnl-N Nouvclle Mehode pour apprendf
lire, ecbe ct psriar la Lansue EspagnoIe with key
Professor Vingut
Also Spanish Phrase Books, Readers and Dctonaes win
selec, assortment OF the works OF Spanish authors
Sep II FRANCk TAYLOk
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Co,,eot,r'. Once, August 1, 1854.

Coiiect,r's once, August L, 1863.
NOTICE to for prompt paynentNotice
hereby THAT the for the 1854 now due
and payable this deduction Of eight cent
allowed by law for the paid before the 3 in
R.. j. ROCHE,
3-eotdG Collector.
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Al ATH HEMATICAL Drawing Instruments, In variety
III Of the finest quality and and others at unusually low
bought person manufacturers Europe by
undersigned
n for 81 25 and upwards.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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THE sTAGE-Persona Rec0lieclons of the Stage by WI
i B. Wsod. Further supplies Just received at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
Oct IL Bookstore 9Th street.
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II~CUNY of the Grussdes-thetr Use, progress, ni
ii resu,s by Major Proctor cf the Roysi Military hcsdem'
vol 1854 -,
Mciauds History OF the Crusades translated from The tfe'
3 vols. 1853
MiIs's History OF the Crusades.- vol, 1s4a.
Chronicles of Cruades a collection OF the con'e~PN~
narratives. | vol, leis,
The Chronicles OF Rsgcr of Wendover. vols, 1872
Early Travels and Nprrn in Palestine vol lot9 on
Nov l6 FRANLk TA9b'"
VOPOGRAPHfCha. DKtwINa.-A Manual o IW
graphical Drawing; by Lieut. r. s. smith, u. g. army A
professor drawing West Point With iinstra,ion
For .aie by TAYLOR MhnhI,
Nov is Book-eIlers 9Th snesN
OMMENTARIEs the Jurisdiction. Practice, 81
Y Peculiar jurisprudence Of The Courts Of the United stae'
by George Ticknor Curiis. a., h'
History of the Crsades, their Rise. Progress and kesnp
Major Proctor, OF the Royal Military Academy.
Cun'ming's Lectures on he Seven Churches. ,,ov,s
sale TAYLOR MAUI,
Novi5 bookstore, near eihs
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University OF Maryland.

..r School Of Medicine
TbE sessoa ~ begin Monday October 1854,
j. and end on the L., o Mar
Principles and Practice 90 Surgery ". r. Smith, M. u.
Cn"mi-'y aud Pharmacy. w ~ Al Aiken N b.
Principle and Practice OF Medicine, Samuel Chew, NJ. d.
Anatomy aud Ply ioiogy, Joseph Roby, NJ ID.
Obstetrics, Richard ". Thomas, o..
Msera M.dica and Pathological Aaa,oy Geo W. Menbser,
N.
Practicaf An ngnmy, u b. smith, M D.
Chn"ai
and containing hundr-d spdd beds.
$40 WILLIAM r. A. AIKEN M. D.
Sep l-2avl9thOct
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46 January 1884, for railroad from Gains Landing
the Mississippi rver Arkansas, Camden and Fuoa
the boundary line, and its branches at Camden:
I'm of sub 10 at
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r. - ENCH WRITING INK, by Persne GWyot
Rank of England ink by maker
from the PARIS London
Sept % FRANCk TAYLOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
A Happy People.

The citizens of Bath, a small town in Bath
county, Va, succeeded in obtaining from the last
Legislature an amendment of their corporation
charter, giving them the right to elect trustees
and other corporation officers. The passage OF
the bill gives rise to great rejoicing ON the part
of those concerned. A public meeting was cal
led to give expression to their feelings, and
number Of congratulatory resolutions were pas
sed. We give a specimen, by copying two Of
the resolutions:
ReSotta That regard the victory achieved
in the passage of this Bill equally signal and
glorious with that achieved by the ilustrious
sires of '7G-difiering only in magnitude, but in
volving the same endearing principle, Liberty,
and therefore, to us, second Declaration of in
dependence.
Resoiped That we hail with delight and joy
the beaming star of hope that now stands in the
blue expanse above us rejecting her light upon
our hitherto down trodden town, disspating the
murky darkness that has SO long enyeloped u.s.,
and pointing directly TO the erection i'll our midst
of first class Hotel with all its glorious concom-
itants, which in their developement shall cause
thrill of joy to penetrate to the most adaman-
tine heart, and give new impetus to every spe-
cies of enterprise among us!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

In our foreign compilation yesterday, ne gave
the statement about the American bark orapesiles
being suspected of having appeared in TIE bftt,
sh channel a. a prisa.eer, aud having enpiutea
a French vessel off Lands end. The state
ment OF the capture was mol confirmed, and me
Gazette Of the 9TH of May announces that no re-
port on the subject bad reached the admiralty an"
no reliance was placed in the statement.
Nota ithstandng this, however. there vas great
excitement oceaS0ned in London. The l. 'ndoh
Times swallowed the story and talked sa'agels
upon it, Some days before, II says, Russian
frigate was reported to be in the channel 1t has
no doubt this was the Grapeshot. IL urges Inc
men-of var to look after the Grapeshot ana de-
clares that If she il oyerhaaied il sincerely hopes
that EVERY rnilian on board will be hung Ike "A
dog at the yard arm" .'Such a fate it adds Is
theonly atonement which can be made to outraged
humanity on the high seas 1t goes further aud
SAYS that punishment should be melted OFT 10 the
owners of the grnpeshot if they found on board
II had the liberality Ia say that the mission 81
the Grapeslot would excite more regret and vex-
alton in the capital at Washington thanit would
in England.
The English public mind was somewhat rcliey
ed. however, by a card from Capt. Mumford Of
the American ship Tornado who stated that when
he left New York on the 10Th April, tho Grape
shot was at New Orleans.
The New York Courier gives the following de-
scripton of the Grapeshot and her business:
The Grapeshot is small Eastern built bark OF
about three hundred and fifty tons burthen, not
constructed with any special regard to strength,
so that the discharge of a tweve-pounder upon
her deck would not be unattended with danger to
those on board. Her fitness 10 cruise on the icy
coast of Finland may be judged when we recall
the fact that she was cut through by the ice IN
our rivers, last winter and sank with cargo OF
breadstuffs on board. That voyage was abandon
ed, and she has been purchased by Mr. Law and
loaded with unloaded muskets, which were
bought, through the agency of Frenehman for
the Mexican Government. That Government
has not been flush lately, nor does its credit
stand very high in any money market IN the
world, and for that reason the cargo OF the Grape
shot has not been delivered, but remains in the
gulf "on call" waiting for action in Washington
ON the Gadsden Treaty. as its ratification would
have raised the credit of Mexico to point which
would make it safe to trust her with the muskets,
without danger of their "going OFF, unpaid for
The New York agent for the purchase of these
arms has been so encouraged by the recent ae-
ton of the Senate on the treaty, as to commence
negotiations for the shipment of another cargo
II. DiSpatch.