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A POINTED DEFINITION.

The Journal of Commerce speaking of the black repub
leans says:
1.-THE fitness Of this designation to distinguish spurious
republicans from genuine is obvious First because pur
republicans make the black their principal stock in
trade Second Because the promotion OF sectionasm-
the alternating Of portion Of the Union from another
ray to the counses Of the Father of his Country and
triosm and good ne ghborhood decidedly
business Third Because the negroes in this part Of the
country at least generally belong to- sympahize with,
the black republican party Fourth Because II would be
wrong appropriate good republican to such
party They have already spoiled several good why
should they be permitted to spoil snoherf By calling them
Hack republicans all these difficulties are avoided"
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COMING TO THEN. SENSES

'"'ed 10 the New Haven Palladium that a mem
VI 'as company which left that city for Kansas Just
voc April election after being supplied with Shapes
through the efforts Of Beecher Dutton, and other po-
priests hss already returned, having "seen the eIe-
aud being now perfectly satisfied to stay at home
b Oh those who went to Kansas from Providence,
'"no one year ago, have since returned and that
'' nom whom we have heard have either removed or
""Ps'e removing to other places in the Ear West
sU: i"''
b. o people, II seems TO us cannot fail TO perceive
tns dissatisfaction with Kansas. II Is not be-
|,n sol, Is not good, because the climate is nm
nor because the land Is held at high prices nor be-
portions Of the Territory inaccessible
- ran" are disappointed and forced to retnrn II IL
H. Nnu only because the Emgrant Aid Company, BY
ana political operations, have succeeded in i'm
nearly all the Of moderate means who have
4, and have added TO the prospect Of final starva-
hangers, entertainments, and troubles resulting
H'rehy and civil war"
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QUACK EEDrorsKs-At meeting Of the American Medi-
cal Association held last week Detroit its committee
inquire into the best mode Of rendering the medical patron
age Of the national tributary to the honor and
improvement Of the profession made report which they
denounced The practice Of granting patents by the United
States government for quack medicines. They state how
ever that letter from the present Commissioner of Patents
ntmates that the practice Of the Office has been to dis
courage such use Of its functions and that during the last
fifteen years but four Eve Of such patents have been
granted though some twenty thirty applications per
year have been made therefor
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Markets.,

New YoRK, May l9Flour is seady-sales of $500 bar
relscommon good State SIS 90 Sc; common to low of
extra Ohio Sc SO 81 good to standard SOUTHERN 80 rs
81 fancy to extra do 81 So 25. Wheat is rmsales of
900 bushessouthern red, 81 So white, 81 80 Corn is
unchanged-saes of IL 600 bushes-southern mixed, 81
cents. Pork is unseedsaes Of 400 bbls. Beef is
sales of $50 bb Lard easersaes of $50 bb at l0M
cents. Whskey is unsetted-sales Of 100 bbls.
BALTIMORE, May l9.-Flour is less frm-sales of 900
bbOhfo and Howard street at Sc the latter generally
held at SO 12 Wheat is rmgood to prime reds, 81 40
ST. As; fair to choice whites, 81 65 81 80 Corn is dull
white A a so cents; yellow, 10 SO CENTS Provisions
considerably active. Bacon-shouders, So cents Sides
9L hams, 10 a 124 pork, sls. Barreled lard,
01a cents key lard III cents. Whskey is quie-city
whiskey, 26H n cents.
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A FEARLESS JUDGE.

The Lecompton (Kansas) Union of the sb, con-
firms the Geographic report that Reeder Robinson and
other eeSate men, have been indicted by the grand jury
in the United States district for the first district
Kansas. They acted under the instructions of Judge
compte. The Union says of his charge:
Judge Lecompte knew his duty and an able fearless
and resoute uri he discharged that duty. He called the
attention of the jury the rebeous and treasonsbe spirit
prevalent in Territory and referred to the foul
sasnaon of public officer while in the discharge Of hi, OFF,
cis functions lie said The lao Of The land shoHid Be
af aH hazard"
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ONE OF THEIR OWN WITNESSES

letter from Mr.. Edward Hoogland, formerly of Yates
county, New York, and residing Lawrence, i.
published in the Dundee Record of the 7h instant Speak
ing of the shooting of Sheriff Jones he says
"The Of the State the Territory not raise
finger for relief Of Laurence his time. Too many
citizens seemed to approve Woods resistance the laws
There good citizens but many abolition agtator
in Lawrence"
Mr. Hoogand says that Wood is desperate and fanatic
and refers to his victim Gin reality good citizen
spectacle man, and faithful public officer"
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u,ov,ds for the common defence and TO maintain an
80 and navy but q careful examination OF the
Set with the aid OF information officially received since
% Iss annual message was communicated to Congress,
2 me that the expenditure Of the proposed
oud serve no valuable purpose as contributing 70 the
defence because all which could be effected by IL
d be TO afford channel Of twelve feet depth, and Of so
mnorary character that unless the work done inn
nsdaey before the necessity for its use should arise il
ld not be relied on for the vessels Of the small
Tysngbt the passage Of which it would permit
Under existing circumstances therefore, il cannot be
sidered as a necessary for the defence,
and & subject TO those objections which apply to other
oks designed 10 facilitate and contribute to
S and local prosperity Of those imme-
y eonccrned-an object be constitutionally and
ly attained BY the taxation Of fhe people of the whole
!onntry FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WASHINGTON May 10, 1856,
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THE KANSAS DEBATE.-MR. SUMMERS SPEECH.

rpE KANSAS DEBATE.-MR. SUMMERS SPEECH.
Mr.. Sumner made long harangue yesterday in the
Senate on slavery involved in the Kansas question lie
had quite crowded gallery of listeners, and spoke bis
so.sch with systematic earnestness and eommendabe
gord for oraorcal rules II abounded in classical allu
lions and Illustrations most of which had little fitness
that they gave the effort very much OF sophomorean char
scer He seemed to to show preference for the Ro-
man classics especially did tappear to our mind that when
he made the far-fetched ason TO Coeros great Grafton
against Veres there glance of his eye at the gallery
which we interpreted Behold another Cicero ar
raeung another yerres in the personifed crninal-he
slave power He particularly denuncatoy Of Gen. Ach-
son who is understood be quietly attending TO his bust
ness in the West but his denunciaon was not the less
bitter because classicay malignant In Mr. Summers
estimation General Achson, whom he said had occupied
the same chair occupied by Aaron Burr, has his proto
type in Catne He quite personal and abusive of
another distinguished gentleman, who happens to be alb
sent in South Carona-we allude to Senator Butler In
his illusions to this eloquent South Caroinian Mr. Sum
per was disposed to be cetous than classic. lie
coupled him with Judge Douglas and displayed his malig
nifty more clearly than his humor when he designated
As Don Quixote aud the other Sancho Panza 1t will
smile In the distant 10 learn
Sumner undertakes to rdcue such statesmen But
Ter and Douglass and that too the floor of the United
States Seuatel
As to the sentiments enuncated by Mr.. Sumner, need
hardly tell the reader that they the usual abolition
rant differing only from the editorials in the Tribune
in the amount of classic illustration forced in and to that
extent weakening Mr.. Greeleys arguments. Slavery he
denounced a crime, and Shareholders criminals. He
loud and emphatic in declaring that the black repub
ans were national whilst the friends OF the Kansas bill
sectional He characterized the passage of the Kan
sas bill "swindle'-a weknown word in the columns
the Tribune and the swndle" he rung the changes
every shape OF course President Pierce in for
bis full share of Mr. muers abuse We have said enough
-Se the reader idea of the harangue. 1t evil
emily the work of much labor written with care and
spoken with all the attention to oraorca rules of which
Mr. Sumner is capable There nothing in it that could
be truthfay dgni6ed argument but much at which
e fanaical women and clergymen in New England will
turn up their pious eyes in holy horror.
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ny y. O. MCGUIRE. Auos,one.r.

EIRsT- CLASS HOUSE IN THE FIRST WARD FOR SALE
ancuorAt request OF the proprietor, MI D. D. Add
Saturday, the 2h instant that
large hoi houss occupied by him on W be
tween 7,h nearly opce-e senator Fshs,
tanning ooms Of which olsrss
The location healthy and desirable In the city,
within the Presidents mansion Lafayette
sou IRE, nd executive huidines.
built four ago, with all modern improve
p,.p and attached brick stable, house,
house. tank holding 500 gallons Of wsier
The lot $500 square feet, 81 fes 'front.' running
bach l4o feet q 90 foot alley.
desiring ersmins this properly invited to call and
do
Nevc, uoushs for tsnng interest," and
secured by deed Of trust on the property, &C. . -
Title ndisputahle. IAs. q. MCGUIRE,
MAY I'D Auciionssr.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

General Land 0@ce-Lmporant Grant to Iooa for Rail
roads-The act passed by Congress granting lands to
Iowa for railroad purposes and recently approved by the
President sets apart lands for four different railroads.
about forty miles apart running from the Mississippi to the
Missouri river thus crossing the whole State four times
from East to West and averaging nearly three hundred
miles each in length. The following is estimate show
ing the quantity granted which would for each road
to the State allowing that there would be unsod lands
enough without the prescribed limits of fifteen miles
each side of the road to satisfy the grants:
Est;pn bath
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DEpARTm ESr NEWS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

LtghtHOass Bo0rd-Fort Sumter LigAIHoa,s, Charles
ton Har6orA fixed light Of the natural color was ex-
hbited for the first time the evening Of the 18th inst
on Fort SUMTER Charleston harbor South Carolina The
Illuminating apparatus is ftth-order Frcsne lens placed
in lantern on top of brick just within the north
angle Of the outer wall of the fort and having an elevation
of hfysx and half feet above low water The arc OF
amnaton is but two hundred and seventy degrees and
therefore no light viii be the shoal water behind
Fort Sumter and between Fort Johnson Morrss leland
but in front Of Fort Sumter all navgabe waters from
MorrisS island around to Fort Johnson will be well lu-
minated
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EIHsT-CLAFs RESIDENCE, CORNER or FIFTEENTH AND
streets, publc Friday aneTnoon May 49, al
O'Clock the premises, sha sell Of lots ~ 49, ~ and
70 No 22 onns 81 feet North street. al the
o. 18TH running bach l feet 10TH street,
tanning a fee 81 ground with the improvements, consist
log Of handsome webul thee-sioy aud basement brick
dmsng With large back building containing Ia all sixteen rooms
Ths properly hui by Capt Page for his and
pente makng desirable residence
The house suppd throughout with gas has pump OF excel
lent water IN the yard, &c.
Possession given Immediately.
TsfmBi Onsourh cash residue In g. IL, and is months.
for notes bearing interest," and secured The property
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
May 20-d Auctioneer
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ELIGIDLY SITUATED IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIE
II Ward public saeon "Wednesday afternoon June 4,
o'clock, premises, shall sc the north half Of lot No.
in i6o fronting feet ION inches 7h street west,
Wnder Building running back ~ feet IL
inches with the improvements, consisting OF webni three
brick with back building Th has lately
thorough repair has pipes throughout and IL
ped by a first rate tenant.
Terms at sale.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
May l3-eod&ds AucuoneeT.
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OF FICIA l..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December !, 1915.
Notice hereby given boderr OF the stocks the United snes
win purchase the of Of
said when The be offered prior 10 the
h June NEXT, and win pay therefor the following
wits
OF the Of 1884, premium Of 10 cent For
ls<7 and 1872 Of 10 cent For
OF 1850 commonly called Teran ndem
nifty Of per And for stock OF the loan Of
1896 deemnbe 18th November, 1886, received II the
Treasury January premium Of N per
LIST January and the 3is day Of March
of2 cent and received aer the aist Msrch
prior said is Of Jups premium Of cent
allowed said specified
cer6cscs the LIST Juypast assigned with the rnci
ec6cats received prior the LIST January next After
date win be allowed In addition the premium
the Of their receipt In both
allowed addition for the reach the
.ellev.
Certificates department under the present
assigned United States with the current
half prior tbs LIST Janua nerD BY the party
entitled o receive The purchase money.
Payment VIII made by drafts upon The assist
Boston, New York, Philadelphia the paris
entitled receive tho money may direct
JAMrs GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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THIS established place win be opened for visitors
Juas under the joint OF the subsc
hers baen The
all
os render The hotel aceommoda
hra The distant from the
aToad Wanenton miles by graded road The morning
frJm Aerandit from Cor
donsve with Wsrren'on, where
arrival of trains, Passengers
Baltimore Washington and erspdrs arrive the springs
at O'Clock, and Wchmond IN DINNER
months month three months s3Oi two
months s3 month, month ~ day.
81. Children and servants half price. - -
~ THos. n. p. INGRAM,
ALEXANDER BAKER,
Msy oo-eodim
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Proposals for Gunpowder.
ORDINANCES OFFICE,


.,n...z,. Washington, April %. 1850
PROPOSALS avied rowpKs AcTuRKKs OF
any portion OF thar quantity barrels.
fonthhhs Of the powder be furnished be powder
ana onenah musket powder whole
ordered must be delivered the harhor Of New York Isl
viii be only who can give satisfactory az
snrahee OF heir nby to manufacture OF the quu
powder for The military service part. ne parts
% g. s sssos% o 70 d he asa a. Ss
no, contain =" more than sooh part Of enshdss The charcoal
growth, aad The sulphur Of such pa1y iha
In burning 10y grains In glass vessel tina rduum shall exceed
pounds each he barrels to be made q well sea-
SOL ms Sas and hooPsa with hickey Or cedar hoops s lat
Of The barrel and 10 BE- secured by nails instead Of bunx
in the head of the BARREL by
sss 9 S1 sySss ns s"Ss Of me 81 Win
spirits upenne and piece Of cloth glued the bead Of the
The powder during fabrication,
vii be subject 10 inspection and proof BY officers The Ordnance
ders refered approved
inspector The Inspection will be made the powder works and
Of which, with the ordnance officer
WI I ss % ns ss
state the price 100 pounds bae ncuded
signed Once Waiir s"n, B. c. where they will
De on he an Of May IN The presence OF the bidders Of
Xix. CRAIG.
Philadelphia Aeus Day Book and Military Argus New
Boston Pos. and Hartford Times Each Of the ahovs papers will
bills, to the Ordnance Office.
Ap2a-dr24Mayif Tint and Star.
Ordnance Office,
WAsmsaToK, May !, 1856.
ss.Den reduced 10 three thousand barrels four nhs Of il
to be powder and muske powde with all the
other conditions OF the above advertisement unchanged
Colonel OF Ordinances.
powder dated April 49, will please Immediately
under that advertisement.
Maya
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l.. j. Middleton,
Dealer IN Ice.
Office and depot southwest corner p and 18th street.
Feb 27-d6mlf


Curiis's Digest y. Supreme Court Decisions.
lust published by LITTLE BROWN, CO.. ia washington
street Boston, Digest Of the Decons % the Supreme Cour Of
the United States from the origin OF the 10 the close OF The
December ts5 by b. r. Curtis the associate justices
Of the One vol svo. Price, s. so.
embraces all published decisiuns
Couu present including l7h Howard. "
that be ued 10 with the Reports Of Messs
Dallas Canch, Wheaoa Peters and Howard with the I'll yo.
Of decisions published by Mr. Justice Curtis. of which forms
the 22d yolum,l ... .o. ....
II Of all construed referred
BY their opinions arranged chronological order with
references appendix Of practical directions o
prosecuting v Of and appeals the supreme Court Of The
United with the forms and aso a6le OF the
decided another OF the cited by the In he
opinions.
o. 9. SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Jgdgs Css edition, t,osnyfoo cotHuesI790-ls54. Price
Three Dotiars per volume.
comprise reported by Dallas vols
Cranch vol. Wheaton, u vols Peters, s vols Howard v
vo,in all SO vols The Of the old series ss,2
Judge Cur edition offered At The low price OF 90 volume,
$50 the whole, Including the Digest.
May l7-eod3t
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THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

We copy the following from the Louisville Courier:
our democratic friends in this city making extensive
preparations to attend the Democratic Convention Cnc-
natl They have preengsged nearly all the at the
Spencer House BY the way the proprietor Of the Burnett
in that city preparing to accommodate 200 guests and
has given bis regular boardsrs notice their
the 26h instant This order has caused considerable
citetnent."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-20
Coal Under Cover.

THE DIFFICULTY oBvIATRD-Tbe great difficulty IN The nee
vicinity proceeds from i,@ exposure 20 The earth
bcfore hands Of the
To avoid this difficulty, and render coal entirely Tree om
Hoored which Is also roo.d. This sdvrn-
re resided in the hofthtn
cie~
On hand, superior range and other kinds OF cool
Also, pine, oak, and hickory wood . -
once the northwc~ corner l2h and streets,
May l5-dN ffnt1
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ExCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
IL at public sseon Friday morning, MAY TO- a. 70 osock az
residence OF Major 81 c. Denny street, between h aAd
shall sell all his household enec com
pIiSing-
Mahogany hair spring seal sofas
Mahogany paIioT chairs, rockers
Marble pier, and sofa tables
Handsome walu elsgare, stands
Rush reception chairs. otlomans
Two SIX light gill gas chandeliers
Gilt window shades, corniee, brvnza eaBceabIas
Oak hall st walnut hsttee
Velvet tapestry and tDToe-ply carpets
Oiielotb, ma ting stair carpets
Mahogany extension dining and side tables
Oak cane seal dining chair, nantel clock
French China dinner sci. gold band lea set
Silver plated caslors, table cutlery
Britannia lea SET glassware ~
-Four mahogany chamber suer eompr sing III taeh
Handsome high bcdstesd
MaTbIe-top dressing cabinet
Double waTdrobs, marble top wasbsiand
Cane chairs and rockers
Granite toilet ire
Superior curied hair aud husk mattresses
Boosters and pillows, window shades and curtains
Superior refrigerator and cooking stove
Together Of kitchen requisites
$50 under credit OF Gu ana ~
days, satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
JAS, q. MCGUIRE,
May lid Aueuoneer'
Tuesday morning, May 20, same hour and place ,,,n.
May l5-d Aueiionser.
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Estimat'd l'gth Acre

In order to protect the lands granted from sale and oca
tion the Commissioner of the General Land Office has
withdrawn heretofore stated all the lands in this
State south of the Daeorah district south of the line be-
tween townships 90 and 80 in the Fort Dodge district and
south of the line between townships 81 and OF of the Sioux
City district 1t is designed to adjust the several grants
with little delay practicable in order that the lands
needed for these grants may be restored to market
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By T. r l. l. G II A II III /.

Arrioak Of the Caha,oba.
New YoHK, May l9-The steamer Cahawba, from Ha-
vana, has arrived.
She brings dates to the Ath inst. There is political
Of consequence.
Sugar triae higher Molasses scarce, and held
at a 50 reals. Exchange improving.
On the 18th, in latitude "a deg Is min longitude SO deg
As min the Cahawba boarded by the United States
sloop-of-way Cyane. All well.
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Forster on Consumption, &c.

JUST published 60 pages price dime, Consumption scrof
uo popular important discoveries ea-
tive TO their cause, nature, and certain cure, by
IL FORSTER, NJ. D.
the
and medical knowledge displayed and unlikely
considerable revolution Of consumption and
scrofua will be effected by publication Every family should be
OF this valuable work. which, by its cheap
ness, is made accessible. every
For ssIe all bookstores will be mailed, receipt Of
cents tpostpad by BRDGMAM CO., 1853 Grand street, New
York. any part Of the county,
l3-d6cp3mils
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I ". CALDWELL, Dentist, Of Virginia, but more
recently Phsdpbs located the ef r.ppylvs
ready opcrste on the
needing his Tesiimonias expressing ns
his superiority
~ dersnge
jaws, correcting irr.rulsiy of the tech,
plugging healing Ac be seen ~ relation 10
hts and Also, mouths prepared for and arnhe
tee inserted tn. beet possible manner.
NJ B.-Grntoitoos opersuonsfor the poor
svI7-lmt
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is difficult keep pace with the victories achieved by
our democratic friends in all parts Of the Union The last
st. Paul (Mnnesota Democrat says We claim the cleo
ton Of Mr. Becker the democratic candidate for mayor at
the charter election Tuesday last decided victory
on the part Of the democracy all the elements Of the
opposition united, as they were in the support Of So
called peoples ticket
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DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION

The Richmond Enquirer says:
"Tbe delegates to the democratic district convention for
the 7th electoral district assembled in the Hampton
the 18th instant and appointed Miors W. Fisher Of North
ampon and George Booker Of Elizabeth City delegates
Democratic National Convention which meets In Cincinnati
the first Monday in June"
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NOTICE is hereby given inst will npp,y 60 'h.
IN Commissioner duplicates following
One for 20 Mo- $780, issued
Deccmhe 1885 the other for 80 acres
anuafy 1896 No ~ p70 Said
bought by, snd assigned in blank and mailed
Snyder Washington, who received
cate them. "" GEORGE KELLOGG,
Mgli-lswfv
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

appointment Of Route Agents-s H. stoweI, to run be-
tween Chicago and Arno Illinois, in place of Robert Con-
nelly, resigned.
A. F. Meacham, to the Chicago and Dixon air
line, in place of George Ward, resigned.
Melancthon Carey, to between Racine and Delayan
Mississippi.
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COURT OF CLAIMS,

Monday, Nay l9.-Andrew J. Brent, esq., of Heahs-
vile, Northumberland county, Virginia, appointed
commissioner to take testimony. Mr.. Rockwell resumed
and concluded the argument of the of Nahum Ward
the trial docket commenced last Thursday. The
submitted and the court adjourned to IL o'clock to-
morrow morning
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EUROPEAN TRAvEIA-A New York letter-writer says:
The United States mailseamer Hermann sailed to-day
for Southampton and Bremen with 500 passengers and
Slls,2 in specie and the Edinburgh for Glasgow with
24l passengers This makes total Of 544 persons who
have left this port to-day for Europe Every for
weeks to come will 90 out crowded"