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by JAMES G. MCGUIRE. Anctaon.er.

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, HOUsEKEEP
nr aricics comprised the stock
Of Dosn Wednesday morning, March
commencing O'Clock, continuing from pEt The
whole disposed shall Ct
sure housekeeping ARTICLES and fixtures OF Donh Bro
Co. esta5hnieni Of Ninth and suoeis
psiuc-
Elegant glt-fraIse mirrors slabs and brackets
cbss rockers and psror ehAirs OF patterns
and styles
marble Do eFnre side, and tables, rosewood, walnut
ard mahogany ~
Hsad-ome eak and walnut a chamber farn
v hs.ncss fancy chairs snd tables .-..s.#..#
D.nias, tftsainst. and chamber ssbles
Gaze, ru.h, and cssirs 81 isaserhs
Crrfsse bcdrie76y, haresus, wasfstands
Warcobes sicebcaras, clocks
Halt rsd hrrE bosters md pillows. &c.
forks, piieheA ns
bowls,
Elegant French china, dinner, aes.sr, ard sets
Grsnewsre, crockefy, Ae, Ia sfeS quantities
Tasse cuiiery, Biaania block and JapsnAed
lsssking glasses, e'ccss. snd lamps
Eude hall lanterns, tin Sirs
TseiAsr with large variety q wooden willow ana f.ans sa
aele whole forming TIE largest and best
Of goods thai Lne Offered al aoa in THIS e
Also suprroy figures gjzss iron sse
TIE trade called this which
be made VIA he eio~cd.
thai under fiTo .
mosts; cleo, credit offs 4, G. 3 10, AID
~ nonhs r szsfseony endured erar,a Interest
JAs. q. MCGUIRE,
Febsa-d Aucsisnssr
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By TIE l. 4 u X A II IL.



NEW GeRK Feb g7--The steamship Illinois arrived this
evening from Aspinwa with the California mails She
brought million in god on freight.
The State of California have refused go into joint
convention for the election of United States The
vote stood IA yeas TO II nays.
The State convention elect delegates the
Democratic National Convention be held Cincinnati
the 9Th Of June meets on the 9Th Of March.
The legislature Of California considering proposi-
ton for the paym men. of the Indian bonds.
The supreme Of California have decided to divide the
of Adams Co. pro among the creditors.
In Of Oregon the citizens favor the entire exter
mination OF the Indians.
The receipts Of gold San Francisco from the mines
the increase.
1t ramored that several failures had taken place
San Francisco.
The Belle exploded at Sacramento. Thirty lives
lost BY the explosion.
The sioop-ofwar ST. Marys had lef Valparaiso for Co
quimbo, route home.
Extensive seeulatons in wheat had been made VAL
paraiso.
Intelligence had been received Of the shooting Of eleven
American robbers near the confines Of Brazil.
Several OF the interior provinces of Peru threatened
with serious disturbances
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m cons a. 81 Nsssia n is<s pAFe Ss seeu
"a 1 40 ner~ty all whom concsrn thai ~
appears BY echestor d inc city rrfsssrs
.,rd The 81, aaA recesv~d tso s lard ence
49, that ny INQUEST ss ~ tas " IN SAY
AZ 1885, the following bots Ia me cry reessssp
mo wealth. 10 wit: -. x>,,.
anins commencing At pe.ni On naHe suses,
south fret eeti ssstwAn
nv ~ ,. Vim .~si LOT in rear ssjoniax - By -
10 parv. aslcnns NE seSss o - -
,o.h NO. No. =, IN feet on Market street.
rounded r. Jones about " eef hsns ~ 'ess
go =. sr,cA ts No s. narAst sses,
- ~ M ns,h ,,.~ ro.. Nzrte. $50 sst
Inc Market back ih sesi srsp a.
the stAs Of Dos"p ssey: - y"
fun bounded Ny Inc Boss oa The cas- hss
lot on ne south Maysh's lot.
o,.,, ~ W. Jy,enn. havrs ew~ifss he sseo~,
and ana run
STAG fee, ieset sey runnrs FROM me 80 70 b"~
stree O.
Jan la-lapsw kesr Las6 omos-
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eouyeuton refusing To participate Ia the proposed nou
atious and now address themselves 10 the Americans Of
ts oouutEy especially Of tbs Sates they represent 70 as
h ana approve tbsir action and 10 Tue ead that noinA
ons conforming the overrulng sentiments OF the
try on the great issue may be regularly aud aaspioogsy
made The undersigned propose me Americans IN all the
SITE, 10 assemble 10 their several State organisations aud
t delegates be the convention 10 meet 10 The city
N New York on Thursday the 2h Of yape next for the
urpose Of nominating candidates or President and Vice
president Of the United States
some Of the delegates decided in favor Of uniting with
the repuhieaos while Others said that II thai done
they could not remain ia the organization. Two u the
delegates from Connecticut stated that they would 60
M Fillmore II be would place himself the anti Nebras-
Ia platform Governor Johnston, Of Pennsylvania
NJ this meeting.
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for Engraving and Lithographis
Printing.

PxIx1I~s,
Washington, February ~, isd-
DRoPosAs will be received ths chce us The sa day Of
March fsf transferring from coppsr and
printing plans and diagrzns
annual documents q The President q
70 unifed
The nsnp psns open ior he Inspection u hSdsr-
morning Of asy Tor closing the tds
papr req pnnx The ks win be furnished
oe4ce.
impressions with the originals required 10 te saom
and cneetion before prnrs fire. Of
all expense 10 government fof usnsna-son.
he b~nas VIII be required
g. superntsnd-st Of
Pubis Prnpr Proposals Cor Engraving and Lho
ersphinxp
PEA
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meeting Of the Democratic members Of the legisia-
ture Of Maryland was held at Annapolis Tuesday Last
in conformity 70 the usage Of the democratic party 10 that
SBte for The purpose q eocng delegates 10 the Demo
cratic National G. enon 70 be held at Cincinnati on the
9Th of June correspondent Of The Baltimore Republic
can says that the following gentlemen were chosen
Nessrs r. B. Carmichael Of Queen Anne; Walter ?. snow
OF Worcester Nathaniel Cox Of Baltimore city and W.
D. Hcrrck OF Charles No Instructions given This
list cannot be complete Maryland is entitled to eight
delegates.
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o. 70 payment yin be made Ans whereas
ued States, aGd the fora o. release The State " Texas
1c'is . hccag ssea 10 said creditors that payment; rafa via
Be- sas a s o. The United States - ssns - ness1
drafts o. ne aestaai pohe oaas q s
uned slas aad amer bs LEI Of Jare 1850 sae ofte bold
Of gcaDs eeguseaes olss evidence 81 said
sOeAas rs a. OsicDs Of said rho ssi have assigned
,hs ss erfdAeGts cher evidences u ssd dts the unca
sa.s. ana Unitrd stsles
aoa lie recaac ia Jaa 10 tbs Stale ~ TsI2s Aaa Ad The
sss Secretary q he Tfsasafy 20 days bsoFs .he ls
belag required 10 Investigates s sena2e
Of e-rdaeass which purpose e apssias' ssissd
Texas viii sehd who sa9~eose % e as ~
eeaisc aad she baEdas Of ls ancas whose saSnFe
attached hen u desirable t a th- esfnAeses and e.
o. sea- boad Cd 70 days be s La u JaEs end
viii Eoes that all eer6eaes and evsaesees moi
Med before lsl time iayess
department sAe BE- uy ased % the yeAHnsness
eeaeAes evidences produced The assignment and re-
acknowledged eSese ~ de
Assistant Secretary o. me Ireasy o. rbe oaef s 'he1 an the
public and be Witnessed BY the Assistant See
ieisy c5f clerk and pssey HnI b. certified BY ts
der hs notafai seal bat when he haas desire
ssaen and erecue he releases q The CRY of wssh gon
be done ia the Of assistant oireo
Of the eastGs the o. puh and
be witnessed BY The collector sHd Inc puddle and
BE- certified BY the under has nogasi seu and
collector surveyor Of The customs at The place where the
sides the assignment and may before
court Of record IN The Of The aege and clerk thereof and
be Witnessed BY he and seried b. the cerk seal Of
oce and holder be oai Of the Uaied strs
releases may AIRY
witasssed and certified him under per
oaih before s notary clerk eoaal Tho be-
they the certificates -sdencss "
debit .ha, the have been s for
lection and The notary clerk consul include the fact Of
heir certificate acknowledgment
pro dividend allowed by accounting
viii be remed the parties in accordance with their
dgus handed regularly agents
naissioa LANES GUTHRIE,
secreary u The Treasury.
FORM a.
reissses United
liability claim for the payment OF eenhcale ssdene1 o debt
number for the Of fnsd by the SpuhIc Of
Texas, redeemed unied
rrpuhic of
approved 81 February act
OF Texas ist Of Februay, 1855
As witness my hand and seal
foTa ~. t#
Kgow ali persons by presents that has rrrassd
IT, from all further liability
payment of certificate evidence OF debt
Der OF s., issued by the late TrpGbc Off
Unrd
Congress- entitled An provide sr The
creditors late republic Of Texas
Congress NJ September nne eighteen hun
The 2eth 81 February, @ and
Of the Isl 81 Febnsfy IsG.
As witness my hand and reai .,...E
Feb as-law4w
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AN pstos Michael B. Dycu. Of Fhs'sdsphss rs.ssy.s
psiss es"s~d "a ss@ e
p~ps cssesA ode, for yssss ns"
expiration Of .@is which iahss rscs % "s %
ushd ay NAY, istS
the said petition be beard me 80 ~,
nj ~ oc'och M aes ~
persons sp7c and show eass~n any ney ssvsr
" petition easht not 10 ~ Grssse1. 49,.
required 70 ee IN the PssSe
Once setfsth ~ wruns 81 least s~ssu
Al 6se1 ~ estssr parry
be taker snA us~sss0sa M se
rn~s II Tho ohee which VIZ - On ~
Tes ,.ascry viii bs closed ihs sh of May
s..,,,oa. papers tssfiDcsy, must
e~s ia h-crs the sseniaG 81 Dist DAY the
fsryw tfhir DAVIS the fssnes.
ORDERED puhassh~d the Uecs iSsrs
secee wsshrgto~, D. c. kspaAsess Sal
Fhtndsiphss Pa; sn6 t"a gar
Of Coamerc. yost, ~ ", week fc ssre~ s"c
ce-sv- werss previous - tho nns'rs"m fhy s' '
caAKLRs MASON,
CommissioAer Of Fnssnss
r. above vn piesse copy, ans 'sns
e,s rstsn oMos, WIN paper ccaassae ts s""es
Fsst5-fsw7w
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.



Qrra,tas Laas u gs4sazlu.-hs following tr.aslaioH
q circular from the Jes Polco tmayor1 If La e0ayra
relating the guarsnns laws of yens4aea has been re-
eeted al the Dsp4rtInee o. state from = r. 0eleng esq.,
United consul that port TIL circular 4 Issued
On the Tth Of January, 1856
The board Of health Of this port ia IL session u the I'd
inst took into consideration the uarners Of cert
Dg the bills Of health Issued ioreign ports and
general practice being Al saraEe. with the
bret article Of the Executive Decree o. the tb Of August
le relating 20 the matter resoFed that the future
bids 81 health would only be considered clean eoun
allied by the authorities which hs branch belongs
consai granting period Of month after which this de-
es0n shall take effect passing official the for
egn coHsais IN his port 70 whom be considered
quisite 20 INFORM of th deeson and also the governor VI
the province
II appears that shp-nasier at ports UnIted
States Ia the habit of obtaining bills Of health simply
from the Venezuelan consul which will be received by the
authorities at Venezuelan ports after the 7th Of February
1856
The Law 10 which the circular relates (llth August lsl)
rays that bills Of health shall be granted BY compe
tent authorities OF the place. and be legazed by
ezuean eonu there il The port which the
sci SAIL II not BY consul Of any other nation terms
Of amty With Venezuela which bin Of health must b eerti
fled egazed by, the Venezuelan consul other
consul at each and every the vessel may touch at be-
fore Der arrival at Venezuelan port
The Cholera 81. yoAns Porto Rico.By letter dated
January 20, 1855, from correspondent residing st.
Johns Porto Rico learn that the cholera
spread in this island that appeared
between ST. Johns and Areebo, which ii seemed
have passed and that it has extended Hato, village
west Of Arecbo The official returns published BY the
government at the date mentioned exhibited
Of 49, Az and 55Ts DEATHS Of which 39
sa7 deaths occurred in the city Of ST. Johns However
there said 10 be abatement the magnancy the dis
and hoped that the usual health win be established
in few days.
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OF FICIA l..

TnE1suSr Dsr.srsxsr. B-o-pnbcr ., issa
hereby hoderE Of ns stocks Of the United sse
purchase of 81 al
offered the
day June ner, ssd w pay ersr the fowins prices 20
osr cf 1884, premiam u 10 cent For
Is7 and 1915 q 10 cent Fe'
Of 1850 called Texan nd~n
nifty stock of And for -rt of The loan %
the ieh Novsmbe 1875, received az fb
Treasury Prior Isl day fJanuaTy pruam Ss
and the 7ls, dsy of Mar
Pcpnpm ofa and received s'er the it March
June Of ~ ceuf
SLOWED said stocks the rsirs specified
eertissstrs Ia July last nssrped with s rnci
eerhcsss received prior The lsi January As
date SLOWED addition n ihs rremam
from JzRusfy o( their rroeps In both
days addition Cor The rssc Inc
seller.
Department under The
United States (vh The eHsrsni
half Interest prio Jsnuary ~ he
receive The purchase money.
made 10 drps 10
snt Boston rhadeA, ts PaTr-
entitled rrcev, The meuey sssy airset
JANIS GUTHRIE,
Secretary of The Treasury
pvc
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NEW osLEASs, Feb. Pa doubtful rumor brought
by the Daniel Webers passengers that Col Kinney
rested Granada by General Walker and condemned
shot, but saved by the interference Of Walkers officers
Accommodation for The Sss Manmoh Steamer Portland
PORTLAND Feb. 7s.-The citizens Portland confirmed
day. the recent appropriation by the city government Of
500 600 for wharf accommodations for the mammoth
English steamer BY rots of AIS to III.
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+
We, portion Of the delegates the national American
convention the State Of New York. protest against
the nomination BY tina. convention upon the following
grounds
F The nominee not member d. the American party
be has been inside of council reo and Of his
e word spoken or line written by him, which have
any knowledge Of indicates that be has any sympathy with
the party, wond carry out its principles.
Second His nomination regard utter betrayal oil
the American movements trsitoroas attempt il
It's purpose and make it minister the selfish ambition
leaders and emagognos Of the dead organizations
the past
Third. Hewas forced upon the State Of New York by
southern against the wish Of State Delegates and
those States which pretends carry their
for American President.
FoHh. lie forced upon the State Of New York against
express wish large majority Of the members Of the
legislature against the express wi Of majority Of the State
and repeat, against the express wish Of two
thirds OF oar delegates in the convention
Pith He nominated by majority Of the States,
by the delegates Of majority of the States Several
States permitted their votes through single
delegate who the whole number which his State
weud have entitled him had the delegation been full In
several instances such BY parties who had
previously protested against the proceedings and retired
from the convention.
Signed By all the delegates who voted for George Law and
Samuel Houston.
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Srw YoEK, Feb. 2.-Four is hrus-sslss Of 900 bar
res straight State ST. good Ohio S. southern IS 81.
Wheat lowersales Of 900 bushels southern red 81 10
Corn quiet sales Of H. 600 bushels mixed rs
cents Pork s mproving-saos Of 500 bsrre SIC.
Beefis lznguds&es Of 200 barrels Chicago repaoked
SIS So Lard drOoping-sae Of lJs barrels los.
Whkey hrnssles Of $50 barrels at 3o cents for Ohio.
BAuTrsoHr, Feb zT.-FIour il active ard unebanged-
sales Of 900 barrels Of Howard Sc rs. Wheat
unchanged-sood to prime whites 81 90 a. co. good 70
prime reds 81 40 81 IS. Corn trifs hgher-ssss II
white and yellow IS 81 Provisions continue dull
and unchanged. Mess pork, Sis 81 sic. Baoonsboud-
s sides %. LArd-in barrels at 10 eeh and in kegs
at 10Y cent?.
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LOCAL news.


The superinte1de1t of tia Public Priutiu. ~
the for paper Tor the public printing heretofore
noticed, AZ follows
Class sto j. Kingsisnd son, Besyills. New Jersey.
Class e-to =. M. HollnEsWorth, Massachusetts
Glass TITO e. MegArgs 4 Co, Philadelphia
Class s-to Campbell Hall, Co, New York
Class s-to 5essaP Moore, Philadelphia.
The shove complete all The for paper pres
cot year.
Rev Mr. Lord commenced q lectures last evening
a the Smithsonian Institution, Tho Grandeur aud Fall
Of the French Bourbon Monarchy"
The PowhAtan left this city Yesterday morHing
for Aqua Greek, being her s trip since the ice embargo
The Alex4neria Gazette says;
Should she succeed IN forcing her wsy through the ce
small bold 10 the rivers bankwe have doubt that the
viii lind their 10 the broad and ample
Chesapeake The embargo trade has been and
felt by who engaged
the shipping interest," opening navig again
hiag looked for with much snxicy We hope the gallant
old steamer may succeed in this undertaking"
The address Of Mr. Cough on Tuesday evening" last at
traeed audience which filled the ectureroom Of the
Smithsonian Institution Ito suocaon full" Never did
listen to such lecture address, homiy exhortaon
peafor 1t psrtook OF the character Of each Never had
speaker audience completely under his control His
literally speborad under the effects Of his
wchng eloquence. Mr.. Coughs eloquent slasen to the
President the United States who among his audi
Tuesday elected ths enthusiastic applause
Mr.. Cough delivered lecture last evening in the 18th
street Baptist church
After week Of warm, pleasant weather, the
hopes citizens in regard TO early spring sud-
denly coneesed yesterday morning by intrusive
storm from the east.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Light House archaeological LighfHoass, East Sein,
EsgandThe following notice mariners recently
eered the office Of the Light House Board from the
Trinity House, London
The Pile light house which has been erected
edge of the southeastern part Of the Guneet sand
East Swim, OF the OF Essex being conpiete--
g Notice hereby given that recotsas light coiored
red will be exhibited therein OF the evening Of
Thursday the 1t Of May next and thenceioth continued
nightly from sunset to sunrise
Notice is also given that the lights present shown
board the assf hyhresseE will the said LIST May
discontinued and the balls struck and also tat the beacon
which stands short distance the westu ard
lighthouse will thereafter be taken away.
" Masters of vessels pilo and other mariners hereby
strictly cautioned approach tine light house
than quarter of mile, nor under cumstAnces
attempt pass to the nofthwzrd thereof
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Co There Will be n pobiie debate by the
Iyibs Lyceu Tharsasy evening, February O'Clock
the ~ EchH's shurch Junction
View Work and q street, l3sr.
aeoa "anuid further of territory keneh-
siH 20 United States 20
sRuye--J. A. Mills md a.. a
NrrRnve-F. NJ. GrAmmer and J. Madtson Smith.
BY order;
J. MADISON SMITH, Secretary.
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On petition fooe, 81 Fabs. View fess,
M.y Improvement Arsg~iss,rg ss s,ssshs
esPysson Of said pAr" ~h'eh
ssesp lae on ~ May, l~iA-
~ heard ~ me fssss
Monday, " ocsoes NJ sso ~ -
any my havs~
ssid p~uuoa ought granted -. :. -. A..
appina srsnsion rsssse r. M - -
specially forth IN -runs -
al fss"Sscnt n's" !" r-'V
he. tAAes ard w. ~ -
81 ie oscs, when ~ 20 y" "
pifcsnon. - m. - -.
ana relied NJ 'essu~n~y srs~ DO
SEA 4. a.. s~s sss dsy she
ua~n,, II sny. With ,s~ sxys ,s~rssN~v
so vussshea 10 me Lssor fnseu
s.nr, ,ra rv.asas c. Rsrebcsn, hsu
rhsd~spAis sad l~sv~ss % sosnssscs.
yoss Gar three weeks p~~s,ous ="
tas ia4h III Mar nsrt, ss DAY a s~sdas
Ccumissscnes o. Patents.
Psfssors above papers vii ps~ss> COPY snd se~d
Patent oAcs with esnsainos mae s"nes
Feh %-ia~2w
CAYr. WAYNE NguD's View Boek--Ths Rush Eoys "
" Capt MAINE Reid. y esrsa :.
Tr.x-dy Tale ~ ,ssse erseu~oed ~
rsss s~s~ed Fsc, BY lshs kstsssh fsps
The sh~hsp~ar~ papev wiGlsm Mssn,n, LII D.
scsss~d ~ ~ eheissu Naeksosie- ~.
chasiep~s Tae sHsss Tse Of Kentucky
ny w. 0Susosv otss. -. ~ r.
frc hy Jsias w. s~siys A.
p ard pr-inutnssy View ~ Ne
Rsa.sni w Herr Y. Tspcsn. NJ "
TAyLoR MAuRys
FssN heosnsove, nssr sa ,"rst
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THE EAKLY HISTORY YIRsNIA--A bill has passed the
senate Of Virginia hpproprating $1,000 year for Ave
years enable the State Historical Society procure from
England manuscript copies OF documents and letters rca
ting TO the early history OF the old Dominion
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SMART BoTs-The New York nevsboys sell their old
papers by neatly FASTING upon them the headings Of old
extras announcing the arrival ofsesmerS On Friday one
trial.
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THIS gnfri, Wsvsrf ffnrs sns
rah New Ycrs, has s-dsrsar. scs' hessh rspstr
lsrr-y-menh and i rer<red ~ WI tirH SON,
for rscepop ~ u a~emrd q NJ nsssa ocss"t
s Broadway ssef fny srassient ae.fsess
WI, FrsH \ soy, rrp,t,ot..
Eyk 79-dAwln Is.
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q EN- Err Al N Z w 8.


The EAHr HISTORY OF VlRsHIA--A bill has passed the
senate Of Virginia approprating 81 600 year for Ave
years enable the State Historical Society 10 procure from
England manuscript copies OF documents and letters rea
ting TO the early history OF the old Dominion
sxGEr Bors-Tbe New York newsboys sell their old
papers by neatly FASTING upon them the headings Of old
announcing the ARRIVAL ofs,esmers On Friday one
Of the rogue detected in this cheat locked up for
trial
OpfUN-EGTHs--The MaysvilIs (Ky.l Eagle says there
Is in that city who has recently eaten $500 worth
Of opium.
NAToSkL coUETEsIEs-The Norfolk Argus notices with
pleasure the fact that the British shipping in harbor Of
Norfolk decorated their with hsgs on the 22d 10
honor Of the national anniversary.
DESTRUCTIVE uRr-Tbe Jcbus,own pal Echo says that
Sunday morning 18th instant tie escape Of melted
metal in consequence Of the giving way the bridge
Of the furnaces Sc; Ere 70 the large csnghouse
Cambria Iron Works At that place which totally de-
stroysd with two Of the furnaces The engDehoose and
machinery were also much injured. Loss sbou, $4,000
A DESERVED HosoE-Triniiy College, Dublin, has con-
frrea the honorary degree OF Doctor o. Laws on VIM
H. Russell, The London Times correspondent
FAusTISs soHER sEcoxp THouGHra--sews comes BY way
~ bVsoh rum ayt that the invasion Of Dominica bad
been abandoned and the Hsytsn troops were boueward
bound
THE cNses OF 81. LoUBy-Ths census 81 the ctr of
81 Louis Mo- has inst been taken and the total topus
ton s reported at 22250. or these 1868 are white
1850 oolorrd and Sss slaves 80 Tes are MAKES and 5s
sss females The increase Of the population since 1850
Is about thirty thousaudbeinEA rauo OF FIVE thousand
per annum.
lNpTAM N TExas-Returns from the Indian agencies
10 Texas show that the State contains 10000 Cumsnches
and kiowsys 5000 Arroksrees 500 wuooes Towscanoes
and keechiss, $50 Lpans 400 Nsscaleros sec wch,ss
and APsebs Csddoss and other tribes to numbers not e
dA'ea but mostly small Toe powerful tribes are gener-
ally 50 far from the settlements give no trouble The
small ones furnish most OF the maraaders.
oFrs tasr-Tbo Baltimore Patriot o. last evening
says;
The steamship VIM jenkins Hsllett from Boston ar
Ved al Locust Point this morning also the steamboat
Reflex Fardy from below The Cromwell steamer win be
Up to the city during TIE dar"
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.soand Navigatioa Rssaasi.

New YosK, Feb h---The SQUAD Is nearly clear Of ice
aud the Baystate line has resamed navigation 10 the
ward By the inland The Empire State leaves
her usual hour to-day, and the Bay State viii leave
morrow. The freight Is all going forward.