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MS. Breeks,s Es~iASA asA rxsnsh Boarding and
Day school, No. l2o PemnsyIvaoAA svsn~e.
Iss BRooKE from PhadspAs Asviax taken the hos@ ., m
P<nnyfvaata in the bock
known BaAns, win 60aaAy, september
boarding school for ladies ManS years
viii 81 M.ys Hail. Hsin1oa se* Jsfsss saa
fnssitse Phtisasphfs eHshes psf ~
advantages ~ tss q ~ en-
6f
auass ~iA ssa psss~ns &asss sss sysssn Of tdnaon
maSasn languages wfh - taught ~ VIC es
Fvsneh especially Aey VIII - ahvsd ~ ne
aeankllon rAsssa aad psoannenfn sTsn'afss
s.uu ks had s prlucpa bos
sss.es, a. o Miss Bsoskc, No. ~ , AFse1
Tbs nisAs new. ABoMxo Potter. D. D.
Ths Rsrht nsv. g. W. Doasss p. ~
Psufssos Dsuas Doehsy oo1seAasneeat Coast survey
Profsssns yosspn B~sU, sssisy 1uasAssaisa a-'inse
Gen. JoAs Maaoa Washssseos, q. G.
Waisua CsFeoran, u. c.
Hon am CsnpAei foseusassr General.
Faon Ellis Lswss, CAssf JH~ncs Of PsnEsyfvna,s
westward Judge of LIE Supreme Court ~ Prpasy
IIaa Geo. Vail, a. c.. New Jersey.
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Hy ). q. MCGUIRE. Aucs,ons.r.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Ar THE CORNER or
Virginia On Tuesday AZ
July 6k O'Clock the premises shall sc,i sabdi
~, ~ original lot No. ~, in
fronting is and 6H feet Virginia
half running back depths
sn alley.
situated 10 the hest locations ms Island for
with the grades have laid, ard
doubt the desirable lots for sale in hsi section
Of
Tile perfect, and sale positive.
residue twelve, and eGh
and secured by deed Of
" - JAS C.. MCGUIRE,
June Gid Auctnneer
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NEW uuDDs wOA 0n1TxkAGa.--F-J .. STEER.
sha~a abss sSsavsd fs~w Nss
esgsas sd1ssa~ - has scs n sssHs nS
sss.ss~v pa"s
80 80 aad Na.sass vs~stmss psia - s~
p~esess this az q WHICH y"
prepared prices. Gee
wei cali sary bsy ~n - so vsrY sSese~
Mar t6--zsw9~H
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CARIBOU hereby notified that their respec
the ADD instant iscasive
thus BE-
opportunity OF The set
they and
ppcuaary Obligations for the month";
with tho Of prompnes upon
the part NJ ali. lstt.e
June 27-aw4w HOoE, BRO,5 co.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.--The annual
Of the Magnetic Telegraph Cornpa
ny eompsnyi once, IS ChssDu street, Phade
pnia on Tharsday, llh day July, 1885, o'clock
purpose Of secns officers the company m the
suing year I'VE. 0AsLEA,
fMLAp June "A, less becretafy
Iuoe TIN 4 "
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The NORTH Pacific Exploring Expedition The United
States ship yinoennes, Commander John Rodgers,
Hong Kong the % Of April Would United States
steamer John Hancock and United States schooner Fenui
more Cooper Loo-Choo, and after completing GER
surveys would rendezvous at San Francisco In October
next.
riss Waaelow and Keisng-- Discovery IF coai-Ex-
o. letter from officer board the United States
steamer John Hancock, dated February ID;
awe lsft wanchow the st, and reached keung the
next afternoon finding the fennnoce Cooper there Our
commander called the mandarin residing al the town, aud
informed him Of object in visiting the island During
the be learned that the Chinese claimed sovau
BAY which the only anchorage the East coast he
conld get information from him in regard 20 the coal
mines and when he applied for permission 10 visit them and
guide the mandarin evidently much troubled After
talk be evsded the whole matter BY uupey
Our commander then took the whole matter into hs
hands, hired guide, lpromisag bring ham away lest
should be punished when le and Visited the mines
which situated Immediately the We went into
one 100 the level and found
vein about three feet thick AZ the entrance dipping %
the sauthsas and aout four i've feet thick inside, where
Il had been dag feet deep small susntty
Of purchased the rate o. four dollars per too, and
proved be exesisnt sof coal, free from sulphur sne
ciinkcr."
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Toe most telling tbs charge made b. aboli-
'ns says the New Orleans Vise-Vis, that slaves are
Protected b. law in the South is the OF the State
Louisiana rs Hunter, in which defendant Is charged
"a selling slave, and separating the mother from Der
afen contrary the statute ia snch eases made and
'''isd On last Friday the accused plead guilty, and
: SENTENCED 81 Judge Robertson TO fine Of one
a'aad dollars and six months imprisonment snd for
'tar, d The slaves
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O. nsmaeasssssns and fs~aG~sai AaSsess
sr~Asssics Of ts ssasef ss
o. ns a~ta "Wednesday a~ss -
The exercises ~ een~~scs " ~
s'rtock, a. M
rae G. aassy psesssst sssr, - TIE ceiexs,
viii deliver sasngass, address % thtN ccesss"n
The public respectfully i~ried % attend.
J1peA ~@
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hdaHs IL Oregoa.l. In general acts of Congress are
applicable according the subject matter in all parts OF the
United States
2. Where Is the fact exceptional one, and
the exception Indicated words of exclusion ofncluson
in the act.
g. The Of Congress regulating intercourse with the
Indians in full force in Oregon.
A. Where question arises to the applicability in Oregon
particular clause OF those acts the question depends
the subject and wholly independent of any reference
supposed test Of the convenience the assumed rights OF the
whites al against the Indians
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The Hon Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War, arrived in
thi. city On Monday evening a and Fesued the duties Of
bis ofice yesterday morning.
usrscan boundary Cou,pssusioa.we have intelligence
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Hv trustees az ssss sysssd o. sus PSF
pso6s ~ he ss~s S le nsf ysaf -n"s ne
IA sa.s ~ = psysAss .. .~a q lazy ..a.as
1.r-.-m< Ca~hsr.
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Ksow-soTHNs DEaocaArs.--We frequently solicited
found lurking in the culverts when they broken
n at the late election and their contents exposed to the
ne Of the public They appear to be regarded unhap
prisoners Of war to whom all of the privileges and
h ofcaptives should be denied We intend however,
cave these uniucky gentlemen to the tender merces of
a allies with the following anecdoe illustrative Of
M probable fate There exists among the savage inhabt
as Of one Of the islands Of the Pacific custom
aAble for its mldness and devotion for its beautiful
luatraiion of flia devotion. When warrior too
% to hunt or to fight and otters about with weak legs,
imperfect vison and toothless gumsa tax upon his chill
sa and eyesore TO the trihehs eldest son takes the
Old senteman his shoulders carries him the top Of
high rock and pitches him into the ocean, where the ven
sb geatleman finds resting place in the stomach OF
shark The on having thus disposed Of his iIlustrious
ato returns to the village Of his tribe, and accepts
Complimentary dinner of human flesh from large cir
Gle q admiring friends.
On certain OCCASION whilst in obedience to the
9us Of bis tribe an afectionate bearing his d.
daed and venerable father to the fatal cliff the old
ssnteuan was heard to sob and groan piteousy.
'AiherP said the son, why do you weep-are you ian
q vrrorl afraid p No no, my dear and dutiful boy,
qsbered the old savage, am not afraid TO meet my
As Ike Fegee chief but weeping at the idea that
E few short years you will be also cast from yonder
taio the by your son, according to the custom
i cur people--it is for you weep not for myself
Il When the know-uothng ex-democrats attempt
Nc the old democratic party overheard could but
INK q what would be the fate OF those poor in a
y Tears when the federal know-nohings shall have no
ritter for them What sad future is that Of the
7ar who voted for the kuow-nothingsl We need not
~ Ae part d Nenesisheir whig associates viii dis
he OfFea ofa Richmond E4gurpy
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go q 81. paaF. calasl,al, pia.lsrg.

PtTrsDvss, june 95.The ceremonies attending the
seeration Of ~ Psus Roman Catholic Cathedral in chi.
city, Sunday, highly imposing The
meneod early o'clock Ia the morning. Archbishop
Hughes Of New York. and kendrick o Baltimore with hr
teen other bishops and thrtyss priests participated, and
over 5000 persons present.
In the evening Archbishop kendiok preached from the
ii chapter Of Matthew the 7th verse, being de@cgip
tion Of the virtues OF 81. John.
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Nxw Yosx June 2e-up 70 this hour tidings Of the
Collins steamship Baltic, in Der eleventh day. She
sailed from Liverpool ON the 18th instant.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

appointment Of Lghhoase Keepers Samuel Ayres to be
keeper Of the lighthouse SevenFoot Knoll, Maryland
Salary 5000 per annum.
w. A. Dyer be keeper Of the lighthouse at Portland
breakwster Maine. Salary, $500 per
Edwin r. Stackpole be assistant keeper of the light
house at Whitehead, Maine Salary $3.50 per
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From the Detroit Free Press
ISFlDELITY PREFERRED TO CHRISTIANITY.

IyFlDELITY PREFERRED TO CHRISTIANITY.
The rknow-someihing convention at Cleveland which
repreeuted bastard branch of know othingsm modi-
ssa somewhat the qualifications Of membership from those
ofhe original order To become member, candidate
must be citizen Il years old, and Roman
Catholic and must pledge bis honor be anti-slavery
and anhpapa, without swearing any secret OATH The
religious is the only applied member may have
been born anywhere and may be any kind Of Protestant
Or an iafdef but not Roman Catholic
Here we have an unreserved expression from an author
aye source of the real purposes and character of abo
ton know-nohingsm Itno longer directs its proscrip-
tive edcts against oregne Unfortunately but invites
Protestant and nfde foreigners join with Protestant
and in6del Americans in warfare upon American Cath
clio. well those Of foreign birth Religious and
tona syudices united; Protestant bigots, abolition
lacs nnbelieying zeaots and every sort of partisan
bankrupts and soreheads invited rally under BAN
ntr on which inscribed War upon the people of the
South and determination Of the Catholic Church" Blatant
ufdelity Is declared be better than religion which
recognises the Father and the Son. and acondion ofnegro
anarchy aud ndescrhbe confusion is preferred to the
existing orderly and lawful relation of master and
want.
Such is the complexion OF the new-vamped fusion party
The North Not only all the excitabe and law
classes Of called upon to enlist in the ansavery
and antCatholic crusade, but the worst passions OF
be human heart aated in the appeals sent out by the
ssdsrs Of the banded motley herd Extremes come To-
gher Pursans shake hands with biaeklegs; proessed
minister's of Christ hug in close embrace scoers and rey
union and harmony and broheriy love prevail where
tut little while ago the noise of Babel could not have
ven hsard-and all this that hatred may be
wreaked
Weleave the reader reflect upon this last phase
sholion know nothingsm. To all right-minded men il
must be reyong in the last degree II is wicked Grim
nal reasonable, diabolca Never there cor
Hpt organzaGonnever rotton its heart and in
l il extremitiesnever with designs atroeious
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hoSroLx June 3e.The democratic candidate for msyo
Of this city, Hunter Wood has been elected BY hAadsom'
majority.
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NEW w.sn ny a~shss 81 I" TsMp~ss ssA s.s-
N .nsn. ss-Ths Fnsi-h OFph.asl Home "a tns ss~
World MAR T. Holmes
TAYLOR d MAURy's
fsu. AZ Roosrtors, eh st.
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Ssr.o~s 0vsaos.

ClSorssAT June 2sMessrs BroxdwsIl and Grant, both
prominent citizens Of Cincinnati have been sentenced BY The
police court to ne and imprisonment for abdueng and
ducing young girl, bound farmer Oxford BY
the directors Of the house Of refuge.
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CrrrnAL AGENCY AT wAsHIvGrON--Ths ~

GENERAL AGENCY AT wAsHIS0TOS.-Ths sab
In .cr,b,r fmsry vf8aAa~ hnviMs esnAshsd
An arhre d his city doors "s Of The Tres
nv Dena
M amt nx lard hoares
and ~ ns,ans una~r the fCeases..
Having o. shs late DAVID Darlington
NJ. -. ,erh,c. h~ ouv srdes made
nau.s IN the Arcs auSssss oMes -
N,rn,ona Il. has IN all
a. ot~ nur Capitol of vrsnsa These md The
s,rs Other
mas h,m % haps rsssu~d ss he w -
al "a sncs M .v.n where entirely
uesbie 40 do ~ .s.a $50 ,.a -.
sf land 10 All served s"rtesn has
rssrgss via be- moderate FSI'A ~'s"NA"S.
gvsasrwcxs.
Hoo. gsnry A. Mise, Acoousc, Nts,"'s.
neash es Prssinnss Reha"nS,
yrxssss
s,srpsd ~ Parker, mend, virgssn-
Hon Ioha a. P~ndiston, Virginia
Hos sasna-t chlssa, wA~hs#soa, D. o.
wiltsx a. ward ESQ Baltimore
Lewi fimt~riahs, New YORK
March T--dAcpk'
ESehaaxe maak es ~sidem, WnAsv~, - Co.
u,DgRs % Esehasss Raas Of s~teo
III requested ths hs fAs~ o~ns
- " = A. ENGLISH
WIN BAYNK,
lane si-aArpxt NJ g. w.. 4 Go.
S'"@
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british Recruits for the Cri~ea.
BosTos, June 49, letter from Holiness Hole states that
the United States cutter Campbell anchored on there
Sunday having charge the British brig Buffalo Of New
York. from Mramch, Nova Scotia. The cutter fell in with
the brig when number OF Germans board appealed for
his protection, stating that they engaged to work
railroads Novs Scotia but suspected they were In reality
designed for the British service in the Crmea They Askcd
Of the vessel and the cutter determined
dsain the brig until the matter should be legally inves
gated.
Markets. F7s
New Yoax, June 2s.Coton Is unchanged, with limit
ed business previous Flour has declined l2S cents
sales OF 900 barrels good Ohio at So rs 20 81 southern
is unchanged, with moderate demand At previous rates
Wheat dulsales OF white Michigan At 81 so ~ s..
Corn is tribe iowesale Of 90 bushels mixed at - cts
81 o. Pork Is sitter, but not quotsbly highersses Of
1850 barrels SO So Beef Is firm. Lard is
irm-sales in barrels lok loN cents whiskey-ohio
50 cents per gallon.
BALTIMORE June 2s.Flour is active to-daysales
200 barrels Howard street At $40. Grainthere
bushels of Iowa and Michigan wheat offered sales Of
the former "a 81 03 for red Maryland red 81 Is 80 20
white 81 20 So rs. Cornssies Of yellow ct 81 OIL 81 or
white at 81 oil q 81 %.
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A PATTERN FRaALE-A lady Of Plainfeld, Mass. aged
ffty-nne years has the past winter made with her own
hands quilts consisting of 200 pieces cut by pattern,
worked orc scoliops and made dresses knit pairs
of striped mtens made butter from cows besides the
general homework for family She has also written
nearly quire Of paper.
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New FLouR-A few barrels Of -four ground at the Gro
Mills New York city, from southern red wheat grown
the present season in South Carolina exhibited
Friday the Corn Exchange, and held on sale at SI3
This is the first -four in the market made from
grain of the present years growth
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A FAMILY SUDDENLY DEApy-Lsst week German gentle
in Cincinnati lost by death his daughter day. his
wife the next and his affections operated heavily upon
his mind that the third day he jumped into the street
from thrd-sory window Of his residence and killed him
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SIxGUtAs TERRIBLE DHkTz,--0n yesterday morning
says the Louisville Courier German stranger journey
ing 70 Ohio with loaf Of bread under his arm
his the wharf IN sudden and singular
ner He walking sloag towards the mail boat when
the bead line OF psir Of coal boats thst dropping
down along the shore to enter the canal struck him
The breast knocking him the earth be shot kill
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LOCAL EPISCOPAL pREAcHERs.The Episcopal Church has
by created order Of not unlike the local
preachers in the Methodist Church Men in secular lie
can attain the order of deacons and continue in secular
business still Seven eight gentlemen in New York city
have complied with the provisions Of this canon and now,
although work days employed in various secular BUSH
nes on the Sabbath in the minstraons Of the
tuary they deaeon but not permitted TO preach with
out special leave of the bishop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-23
LATEST MAIL NE VS..

TsF BLuEs.-The Baltimore papers notice
The Blues In complimentary manner, for
tbeir tine and soldiery appearance as they
nsssed through that city. The following is
the frs, information we have of their recep
lion in Philadelphia:
brief note from one of the company in.
firms us Of their safe arrival in Philadel.
rb;s. and that they were having glorious
fines. lie estimate that ten thousand per.
sons were at the Depot to witness their ARR.
val They were received in fine style.-
The Evening Bulletin of the 2lst has the fol.
lowing notice
NtLiTARv RECEPTION AND PAaAsE.-Tbe
richmond Light Infantry Blues, Captain j
NJ Patton. ir, of Richmond, Va, reached tha
baltimore Depot, at Broad and Prime ats
between IL and o'clock this afternoon
The strangers were received by an escort
composed of the following companies -
Washington Grsys. Capt. Parry; Philadel.
phis Grsys, Captain Findley, and the Ma.
nanAl Guards, Capt. Lyle.
The Virginia Company number eighty
muskets. They are fine soldiery looking
corps. On the arrival at the depot the stran.
gers were received with a salute of thirteen
guns. They then marched over a route pre-
viouSly arranged.
ON arriving at the residence of Gen. Pat
ierson, on the corner of 18th and Locust
streets they were received by that officer,
who stood upon the steps of his mansion in
uniform, while the strangers and their escort
passed The crowd. at this point, and at
other places along the line, was dense.
The Blues and their escort will be enter
tanned at Parkinson's Saloon during their
march.
This evening the Washington Grays will
escort the Blues TO the Walnut Street Thea
tire. by invitation from Mr. Marshall
Tomorrow, they visit Girard College Fair
mount and L. s. Mint during the morning
in the afternoon will be received by the city
authorities III Independence Hall. In the
evening dinner will be given them at the
Merchants Hotel. Gen. Scott was among
the invited guests.
The visitors are the special guests of the
Washington Grays. They will be quartered
at the Franklin House.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SPECIAL pIspArcu /
z. Z. I. Blues IN ph;isdefnA,c

4. &. T. Blues in PA;,sdefnA,o
IhALADELrHIA, Feb. aa.-The Richmond
= ! Blues, escorted by the Washington
sreys Of this city. after being reviewed to-
day by Gen. Cadwa Ilader, visited the Mint.
Girard College, and other places Of interest
We were received at Girard College nv The
President, Samuel II. Perkins, who welcomed
us on the part of the Directors, end Daniel
oDonneli ON the part Of the pupils. The
latter, who is only fourteen years Of age.
made beautiful speech, which was appro.
priately responded to by Capt. Patton We
were then escorted to Fairmount Water
Works, where we partook of splendid col
lafion. We next marched to lndepend ence
Hall, and were received by Mayor Conrad
and the City Council. Mayor Conrad made
handsome speech. and was responded to
by Capt. Patton. Tonight the Greys ten
der US supper. To morrow we expect to
start for home Our reception has been
most enthusiastic. In fact, we have had
most glorious times, and what is better, every
Blue is well, aud in all respects sustaining
the honor of Old Virginia. E.C.C.
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New YoRK MONEY Wednesday.-The
Atlantic took the largest shipment of specie fol
mountaineering to 81. $50, l67 So. Exchange on
London was firm Tuesday-the rate had gone up to
no; "wednesday it was again at 1891. The stock
market not buoysnt. Virginia stock sold at s5 0954
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Proceedings of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % In the Senate, to day, the
Dill granting half pay to the widows of revolut ion-
airy officers, and the bill increasing the duties
railroad iron, were taken up and passed. Also, q
Dill granting three years credit for duties on rail-
road iron, and the bill authorizing the construction
OF three additional revenue cutters,
The House concurred lie the report of the COM
mites OF conference for the relief of purchasers of
swamp lands and laid on the table the bill granting
lands to Alabama for railroad purposes
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Election in Washin oto,,

WASHINGTON Feb. 22.-At an election held here
to-day tor Vice President Secretary Treasurer and
Managers ofthe Public Schools, 1--WE suppose this Ia
right-our correspondent ueslects to inform us for
what purpose the election was heidi the whole
American tichet was successful. Out of 765 votes
cast, Vespashian Ellis received 755 for Vice Presi.
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'VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND

4 COAL property In the county of Henrico for
sale at auction. BY virtue of deere Of the Circuit
Court of the county of Henrico, pronounced on the
7th day of November, 1854. In suit Of Cottreil and
others rs CottreIi and Others, the undersigned, -
on the premises on TUESDAY the goth March, 1855,
( if fair IL not the next fair day. commencing at IL
O'Clock, the farm belonging to the heirs Of VIII
liam CottreIl deceased, containing about two hum
bred and sixty acres with the improvements thereon,
situated about u miles above the City of Richmond,
on Tuckahoe Creet, In the county Of Henrico, adj
joining the property known a. the Crouch's Goal
property, now owned by DR.. William Trent. shout
thirty acres containing coal VIII be sold separate il
deemed expedient ON the day Of sale
TERMs-One third to be paid In cash and the 70.
si6ue In equal instalmerts Of twelve and eighteen
the title retained until all the purchase money is
paid. The title u believed to perfect but selling
IS commissioner shall only convey with special
fs isHdst vat. JOHN W. coTrRELL, con1r.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME C

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 21.-The following cases
were before the Supreme Court to day.
No. ~. John Charles Fremont, appellant, VS. the
United States. The argument was continued BY
Attorney General Gushing for the appellees, and by
the Hon. ~ Crittenden for the appellant.
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DEATH OF THE GOVERNOR OF ZANZIBAR.
PROVIDENCE. Feb. 20.-Advices have been re-
ceived here from Zanziba announcing the death of
the Governor of that place. He the eldest son
of the Governor of Muscat. Business was suspen.
ded Tor five days in consequence Of bis death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-23

The EARTHQUAKE IN NEW BRuNswrcK-The
recent shock OF an earthquake appears have been
severely felt in the northern part of New Bruins
wick.
In the county of Kent the shock was also very
severely felt.
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Sloop of War Jamestown. &c

PHILADELPHIA, Feb'y 22.-The sloop-of.war
Jamestown was got aground at the Navy Yard
pier when leaving for Norfolk
The African squadron will be got of this after.
noon at hioh water
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HAT FAcTf,RY RIIRNEn

NEW HAVEN, Cons, Feb. 2O.-rhe hat manu-
frcturing establishment occupied by johnson & Sig
night Loss, on buIdiag and stock, $500, on which
there was an insurance of $2700.