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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

CosrLY BRIDcEs.--The suspensi n
briage about to be erected over the
Mississippi at St. Louis will, it is sa d,
cost about s., 900, 900, it wll be about
so feet above high water, and over a
mile in length, and the bottom Of tn
rowers will be 60 fe, below wat'r. 1t
has been stated that this structure vi
be the most costly of any OF its kind in
the world. There are, however, ma
ny bridges in the world which have
cost much more money than will that
IT ST Louis. Three of hose crossing
the Thames at London. cot : the Lon
don Bridge, $4,000, 900: the Sonth-
wark, $4,000 GEO; and the Waterloo,
5000 900. The celetra'ed tunnel
under The Thames, at London, cost
over So, 100000.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

He stands hu apoor 'ance OF amend
ing the world who cannot amuse it.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

3 Typhoid fsEsr is quite prevalent al
Nevada
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f.f.wIa Ila street.
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Ihe naal.fo the tou .IullI Il,
ilA. alI-iIH lliAtt# danr #, -L..Ia
latc notice r|arlipalat, ~ tbue pl,o
sum io serve as i.aHrrg 10 the walls
~ NE ball raul, tef uHH fsHfya a.
The familiar express ou ~ and .hnulI
e" lhni lhp1 ato lNllrl m dance llnt
bt u1.t Oh. thIs whulll uui turIg u. rs
nlI uui n wound lbu sull esteem n
'ue unfortunate ladies
trHlltml whom the master N thp
houses lelar 10 dance With these
adde's hoall hc ready Ia a.rem ~
his Wish. lni even appear pleased tt
diAclnr with a person thps traum
ilpudet 100 tUe.r nuil,r
Nbn tauec much should he
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torn aione, ana 'ul uH oeu,
that min VIZ plot al,
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MONS DoohSi
q & go we y l. Gtins
tiensrs a GMtWM.
II II |, Tor

FHssS ~ SNugusvWt
] II l. rs,
ell Main IT,, Memphis. fcun,
VIII, lot the hlulc, present rare
attractions to The Hhliuefaphrr aud nh
lnmaHlHt NJ, ,lrAvrs' experience,
titum y stlnoas anil unte,nltilnt nltrh
linn "a the hu.ims- fuf Fifteen wears pa.tl
aul Me- ,,uus's acknowledged cnerr, ani
activity, are the sarrs, guartn'ev, /, the
community Iof Tho mlhllmpn II their
ntnWlise 10 make their establishment tho
ctnosar " the literary wn,ld. M, ne
nne sample room sni verge enough" to
sl'e scope IA ihnIr cherished intention II
exhibiting 10 tho s~oulhv,s, 4 hun4 Non.
Va the bfaaie't .rn.c VI the PHRASE, the,
nov ask respectfully TINT all aill call and
datfrts'n Tor thrmsr,r. whether ",hc
performance y ~ Accepting With the high.
counting manifesto"
tar ths Religious noidl
Frp'csthnl and Catholic, Methali.,, Pres.
hs'crian. Episcopal ani baptist. II what.
ct"r .',t, ~ propose keeping the stand.
afd' " their respective faith. aud ,nc
'taie mnaUm,' II ,leir da,l, lite.
tn hvfla ia Grs,nit
Such ~ desir' an acquaintance With the
extensive range Il literature At Ia, nrc..
81 iis. will lind npcn aur %sl,el,r. ~
that W. Pre-. that mighty cnsine II
hn'Nlrdfr. strls forth II nnci, NJ or
mH'sm ca''ir.. II history. poetry. rl..-
lnsp'iy nr %lel'r, l%.'ires.
Pfnf niuhsd n~s
WI ke furnished wish al tie as,ho,,.
Legal or msi,tl. alsri, -, anil maah IN, In.
'epean and Nm.Fisstn, which ma, L., ,ir.
siuvi. Particular H,t' "A will l.s given
H. isis hiihctse neglected branch of N.
'taie. IN a wcrl. ,nF purpose /. ~ leyr
alvss' ~ h1ui Religious. Political, sci.
'ni.tc. NSh,aas,l. l.'il. Medical, S,h.sl
nHl Nser ansvt. t.onk..
A'syfHsfg. tarcixa anil smrr.r,n
Bans hlaks, ~ ~ k'ui. ami s,,-s,..
r .; lnsssss i:,us thee.s aad >.ar,;
tsnt q. l'as, tak. Tan r.jrftcr, u,.,.,
al - fnve'sl.>. ~ 81 ,i,s., Mnf.
~. >ani. e'r.. 10 f8sti,a - lhe ,fais n
thw cl'y avs, -. ani to- iwli,iiusl.. .,
vhtlesale % uis,l. ~ rsa.r.hly =. ma,
~ is.sNI o. Sup rs~lr. IN hti~f. the NJ.
s'ss,'s ei seins es.sshssv 30 .arr', ,Lsir
waais.
VI ou- iersr'msr,s 49, earnf.l. -. W.
sN'fctt = Continuance ~ ,hs lih-r.l ,s,.
'piie' ~ hate hcr.tcicrs res,iv,-i. ,h-,
" MAJ e~-,rsnsias n,H TO be-, .l.sm 80.
ts.! asl l=laiss.
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u. u. y ul,nson.

" TOIdlnIr NUI Ilulnll nmnpIHiA,
tlupfG Nan aHi N liatalr.I,
hamphs, Tenn,
Is ullrtlng q large anil well select
Noak of esrr'th' IA tb0 nNaGtlNi,
vt small profits. Those s,n hHy h vi
aHfta sill save MONEY b, giving him |,
rtIl, ~ ~ Is ielem uul 20 niof %unusunl
rniuermrnis ~ a. laidf. nui h oil hal
won't ~ pure meflfiirt Norhanis,
VI, 'ir,ans aui riantrts, look 10 ,unr h.
ief St. oHiuu vii t,cs.,e prompt al.
'fit 90. n7ium
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~ oNNhs'fiHN
ihc object " ean,s,t,iion ltio N
'efiln and amuac 10 ls agreeable
ieh must learn "a be- q goo,l lt.iner 4
nan who muounpo,ifna q conversation
"a bore no matter bows great h.s
lHawlrlge
'csef ret int n l,e State
Your opinions. hui d. tot arruethtm
IN no' contradict and. above all. ~,
Ncr c'cnd b, correcting ml.iakrs ~
Inaccuracies ~ fact ~ expression.
Never los. truprf-uu,er notice,
sight never seem r%uusrinu, vi an
alnn', unless Il j. nj npru,. chlrsr
,sr. md 'hrn punlth II al once. l.u
can never quarrel IN ,ht p.rsrnfe III
ladies, be-, = personal ludgn,,, ma, be
avenged anywhere
iun are hot required ~ irfni ,enr
FTnds 10 rompany. unl,ss ,hr ,un..f.
,,iien !, addressed 10 ,un hut ,.a
mts turre,'i q statement u iaet. llnl
tNHh % ~ u Nf"tf
Never ta,k a. people by hints,
slurs. mucr'locs. and such mean
d't,ces. II YOU have n,,bns II,
a nat with IL. No,hn charms
mplc than ,andot. Whcu uu,,,,l
With yond brcciug.
10 hot call people hy their
names 10 srtaa,ug 3" them. ~
speaking ul Your eva eu.don.
never Master ~ Miss th.,4l
speaking /" other people o. tlofs
never neglect 81 ~ 81.
l. avery tulrart 10 'a's ina loud
tone. hnd indulge ID hurs mrl,.
10 vcr, careful 10 gwsAlng rt
saulcvts upcu whi,h vnn sr not
scqaatutcd, Much j. ~ he l,.m.
III b, c~otfrssiug ,our -.uoauer
uothiuy can be- b, pretending, To-
husW'cdyc which ,ca lp not rs
sfsx.
Never tel lcrg %.lotir,. Avoid
al common Slang ltmrs anil pV'
words. -.
on oil ihirs., don, a,,cnp. h.
~ too hue. t'sc good honest rus.
hsh--aml c mn,nu worls for r,,,,,.
mon things. u you sIsak vi brs..
.hcs. shirt. ~ rcihcosss. coll them
BY their right uanvS. Tho .slra.
Hty Is IN avoiding them.
@SrRat rrrrs ~ nrnsvius.
Having dressed yourself rav a.
farther Attention. To ,oar si.,,r,<
swV hiuss look WORSE than q cot.
sFhual fiiSsing With ,,ur sttiw.
Never scratch YOUR head. ri,k
your teeth. cl,sa yu,r nails ~
WORSE than al. rick fear y 80 w
company; ali thsc ,knks az d.
su.s'ns. Srit a. little a. possible
end revcr upon the lcut.
Do not lounge on snfas. nor in
eses your char. nor elevate ,csr
feet.
IL yca orc going into tire rom.
rany At ladies' beware Of os,,ss
and suha~r,-
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Every man +. ,l.e hui,l,r
Of , temple called b., bwj,. to the
u'l he worshrp>, alter as iyle pute.
u tHs own. nor ctn hr er, 81, hy
iamHHt,us mMAlc instead. We
A. all .culptcrs AND painters. AMI
"ir material t.rnroWu ac,h. ~, ol
aud iuhr. Ans uuticms, boeir.
90 nncc 10 niu, q uwus 6aiufr.;
an' helnu', 81 scu,uady 10 ,
brute tirl.
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- Fanny ione. ,as. 81
she was Ia ave ne lrlt a.h.s le
"Ss IA a tunnel ct a tram II car,
ccuiug both ways.
l'mics sa,, that when he va.
w love b. icIt a. II he were l.,uv
hung-aud had a cat III h. tsi
AMI q rsck u humble hccs under
l'ss wa'sic,ai. .iau.vss klwvs Tine
sDiuFscsn<.
Jtillans ssys that shc f,l,-ch
na,-as ! size veJs N a bower st
m'e-nn'sams sinking lnts = bath N
siis'scui huwy beneath 4 blaze ur
hslsss stars To the tusr q, SLOW
masie.
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AIM prartr Tile lsnkt,.
have wea l,hc,to cons dcn,l a
VERY 'a'i pr" T.. but the tnsli,b.
in frl'ai0fw ml'irrs. seen a. have
gore ll.r.I Ell 81, pn thc arL p.,
s1r rlie. e. a Ia,c iu.llsl H..
fvt saws
aay Vatct.h0ess ore tow
en'd DO Lua.vY wlth a luo INC.
r S a.sr,,d un lls mucf ,..is
She cover, IN onltr thar ,tc .sl,.
ria srrargr their hair or adu.iir
iu,u~9,ts While t.iug he t,os
At rhureh
lls test thing W. cNrsr, Il,
hcar u /. d dg,,siurrouu aitacfrd
a. oui iishIut,Shlc chmch,N. las
iun has Utlyru rcl'aiuf 'stssNsl.
VfWh,ior.
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AQAsErFss. .riux esfa,.s ~
her husbalal. ,,vk a.....,.s. :.
watch bis movements rather 9 ..,..
~ s''sl cne ui'suiug sgtaally d..
's'ssr~i ,lte traant huxvaas ss.l
s'ss.ns t''c pretty scg,sm e,rl.
While sstel ~ the 49,, bv i.s
s'lc. Bn'sitam ua< n.,s
a''c'"eriss 'lw LEE g biS -
.e rvlNd 'hrcash TIE ball us.a
fsr. s.''t raising Wits al n, 49,
'ss ws general. thus addressed
her.
betsy. my wiz. thee Ia Il b.,..
ter qa's thy Pvspias. OF thee vii
sa.,.e : d~.'saFbsaee N III. an.ly''
The csrcs was e'ectrsaL
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STAR Ni.t.RV"
80 Nta N.mr :. Ten .
Al VT Nl>lllNG TuF Wugln
Y vh ,it.r NtW sd YAli ALE
ll.'e y mtslus tIft-NgzIp p.
traits ~ tauaass. aas s.s,
b ~. eis VI the sri .ssi.. IN ths
ytuay.
u ave hsnsa xrv,s rsrspe n 80,
r1 ia etc'ssi,s r,stt tar ms
bssfsl lhs,ssrssks m sn,,.s'
f Bus uF tttsi "a ~ rstsrv = <u'
lil'' ta,' tsaass u a. At, ths, 49,
! . ssevssa III ODD, .ss,ta
ihsm ~ I'll taum p,-easnss,vps.. !.
say otter aai II r%sesar- ths, NAV l.
'at IN csptinx frrm . us.asry s,r.
So " hsv shssia sessnrass tie 81.
tafe. WITH y fsii ds> srsis ~ a ~,i,. =
ht'r. rvss. c'rH xtiua. ee.-aH .r.s.
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'tFit'W Steis ~ I'M ARTS.
vhre al kads e re fcGks knsws in
th- st ~ mlis IN Ia l.ass r,yf.v,
stvhs ana fss.
What ~ - ne ne esy, All,
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Nuirs . ths L,iss.uN q H. t-a,,~l
>t's ffrilt IL H. Eh.~, 10 rufur.
,'fs..n 81 lWs.s y Mii.d iar.r..
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~ rrsrh &c nst."- Issai.,i'l~ Ivssnal.
is' sa.s ~ tLkttESA,tuUN.
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"TT| I'M "|W " THTHTTTHI
itlNtt lual fmumal ftlm = hu.
~ fiHh, with all w. faNl
IHa itf tlW au, dnmlla lnfnetm
trf nae feii,, IN neraan, ~
NH m' tNWtls nul she wtlr e%anefai
ln. un iha most reasonable
lNnmA ! ha,a no hWw ianalf rtien.
nui f'Af lfHr progresses W uhpf W tho
W esiiil .hm nj hu 10 stand m
ial lnil 81 tho hlniany u il. neigh.
TOES, ~ 20 W. v metilt, NH "
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ssf misses hi. eslf snsi m Nasss -
MIS-. ASA Ersst harriet, 81
N.Sps
IN rrvss~t fsr MoSEl " rav :
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respectfully rssstess n rsrssrs ins=ssz
r. ne % seae f~v.rd sma~iistsy -
vus ikavs n~anv shau-sa.l< II -
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? ssr.e sol v-sl srl~~ss-i .sesk II Rrr~.
fsss,ns. sa~'s. tsrA. lssss, li,sar.,
and rsasssisa suyysiv>.
Thy wsa h~~sf'rr 81 ssi stars. o.
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~ Instructions visk ~ ~ 49, AZ
te,sea s'ssedd n Aessts lss u 81,
u kssie Css,ea tins.
JAY is-a-l,l
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N snofs. sHulS. IlArS ~ cars
.. fall - ~Ass& ~ Trriss ~ &C.,.
nrssa's sad 49, ssvsrr isr s>ss
, = sssrs si~~1~.rs ~. r,,--s
.sJssstfs tzrnA Whas-D. 49, =.
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HAS AM cara

HAS AND carr
ffssAs. ! sfo,ssd Csrr,t Rsrs.
wislssls -sa Ee~;'.
our sisvk icr Fall and Winter !,
nv csTnrl~se ,lus.r-~-ssei s-.isx
k7sas. ~ ~r~Fss<fsily invited n s,l,
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sas n tn usrs-t.
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Senate of the United states.

The President pro tenn. of the Senate, Mr.. Mason,
before pronouncing that body adjourned on Wednes.
day morning, the 4th inst, made the following brief
remarks:
SENATORS In closing, with you, the present Con.
gress beg permission to express to all Senators my
sincere Acknowledgements for the courtesy and for
bearance which have marked their intercourse with
the Chair and for their personal kindness to its tenn
porary occupant. have certainly endeavored, by
diligence and in the despatch OF the public busi
ness, and by strict impartality, to deserve it.
tender to each and to all OF you, Senators. my
earnest wish for happy and grateful meeting with
those awaiting you at your homes and for your pros
perity and welfare in life.
1t remains only to declare that the Senate stands
adjourned without day.
Soon after the adjournment, the Senate assembled
in pursuance of the proclamation of the President
The Vice President elect introduced by the com
mittee of arrangements, and the oath of Office was
administered to him whereupon he took the Chair
and addressed the Senate as follows: 7.5-= -
SENATORS /: In assuming the duties of this station
am quite conscious that bring to their discharge
few other qualifications than q deep sense OF the
importance of this body in the scheme of the
ment and feeling of respect for its members.
Happily, my duties are comparatively few and
simple and am sure they will be made easy by a
prevailing sense of propriey which will of itself be
sufficient all occasions to preserve the dignity and
decorum of the Senate II
In administering the rules which you have adopted
for the convenience of your proceedings, shall often
need your kind indulgence and anticipate with con-
idence your forbearance towards the errors that
spring from inexperience. Cherishing the hope that
our official and personal intercourse will be marked
by mutual confidence and regard look forward with
pleasure to association in the performance of pub
lie duties. Il
1t shall be my constant aim, gentlemen of the
Senate to exhibit at all times, and to every member
of this body the courtesy and impartality which is
due to the Representatives of equal States.
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Supreme Court Of the United states.

Upon the opening of the court on Wednesday, 4th
inst, Mr.. Attorney General Cushing addressed the
court as follows:
May it please your Honors: beg leave to submit
motion as to the public business-the dismissal of
certain appeals specified in the accompanying list.
1t is the last official act which it will have deyolyed
upon to perform here the representative of the
United States. 1t is due to this court and it is due
also to my feelings not to cease to appear before you
in my official capacity without the utterance of few
appropriate words OF parting salutation.
Your honors sit here to administer Justice in its
highest Seats having array of martial force around
you, no authority OF executive power, no supreme
legislative control over the treasures or the political
direction of the affairs of the Union. Yours is net the
gauntleted hand of the soldier, yours the voice
which commands armies, rules cabinets, or leads
Sepates But though you are none of these, vet you
are backed by all OF them. Theirs is the external
power which sustains your moral authority; you are
the incarnate mind of the political body of the nation
In the complex institutions of our country ycu the
pivot point upon which the rights and liberties OF ali,
government and people alike turn or rather you are
the central light of constitutional wisdom around
which they perpetualy revolve. Long may this court
retain the confidence Of our country as the great con
seryators, of the private peace only but OF the
sanctity and integrity OF the constitution!
| As the supreme appellate tribunal of the country,
your honors possess not only its loyal acquescence in
your Judgments, but the Difference for them which
follows long line of usrious magistrates, from the
Jaws to the Ellsworths who organized, through the
Marshals who developed our federal system and our
federal jurisprudence. To you and your venerable
chef-venerable not more in years than in the accu-
muated wisdom OF long life OF nigh duties-to you
say worthy successors Of the judicial fathers of the
Republic our country looks with undoubting conf
dence as the interpreters and the guardians OF the
organic laws of the Union.
These are public considerations. 1t will not |
trust be deemed presumption in me to add personal
remark-whch is, that retire from my place here
with profound respect and with grateful regard fer
each one OF your honors
To which Mr.. Chief Justice Taney replied in the
following words
Mr.. attorney General am sure that express
not only my own sentiments, but also those OF my
brethren, when l say that we shall cherish with
pleasure the recollection of the kind feelings which
have existed between during the whole time Of
your official connection with the court and We shall
at all times be ready to bear witness to the ability,
the learning and the fidelity with which your high
and important public duties have always been dis
| charged.
/ The court adjourned to IL O'Clock the ensuing
/ morning.
! The errors OF great men aud the good deeds of
Il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-13
Domestic Markets-River Intelligence, etc.
lBr The SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LIsEs.1

NEW YORK, March l2.-The royal mail steamship
America, from Liverpool on the afternoon of the
2sth, has arrived at Halifax en- route for Boston.
The Alps and City Of Manchester arrived out on
the 26th.
Commercial Intelligence.
CoTToN.-The business of the week amounted to
"A 900 bales-speculators taking $780, and exporters
$500. Our circulars quote decline of lie. The
sales on Friday amounted to 1000 bales the market
closing steady. ~ -. s.. .
The whole stock in port amounts to $4,000 bales,
Of which 234 900 bales are American.
Breadstuffs.
The market is heavy. Flour and Wheat closed dull.
Corn steady.
Provisions.
The tone of the market is good. Lard closed
buoyant at an advance.
General News.
We have later advces from China which report that
five of the ports open to Europeans have been placed
in a state of siege.
The Paris Constitutional explains that the treaty
existing between France and Austria in guaranteeing
the italian possessions had become dead letter. as
Austria bound by that treaty to render assistance
to the Allies against Russia, and durngthe war she
remained passive spectator.
Congressional and Political
WASHINGTON, March 10-The Senate has ratified
commercial treaties with Chill, Persia and Venezuela.
The Judiciary Committee will report that they lack
sufficient testimony in the of Welsh to warrant
decided opinion. In the case Of Cameron the COM
mittee report that he is entitled to seat.
In Baltimore an immense procession received the
remains of DR.. Kane, and fitting funeral honors was
paid him. -
New Appointments, etc. ~
WASHINGTON March l2.-Samuel Medary, ESQ.
has been appointed as Governor of Minnesota, and J
B. Anderson as Governor of Washington Territory
the latter appointment to take effect on the expiration
of Gov. Stevens commission.
The Senate to-day have amended and ratified the
Dallas Clarendon treaty by vote of 81 against l5
| The Mexican Treaty.
| WASHINGTON, March l2.-The President has re
fused to send to the Senate the new treaty witt
Mexico made by Mr.. Forsyth
| Louisiana Legislature.
| BATON ROUGE, March -Senate.-In the Senate
to-day the New Orleans election bill was passed by
vote of IS to 10.
House.-In the House the bill for the object of ex
tending the Citizens Bank Bonds was defeated.
New York Markets.
New YORK, March 1O.-Cotton closed buoyant
The sales of the day amounted 900 bales Freghts
Of Cotton to Liverpool Id. .....
New YORK, March 12-Flour closed with de
clining tendency. Southern was held at Sc 60 te
Sc 70. Corn was heavy and had declined from l tc
&c. The different qualities of Pork had advanced
25c per Dbl. Eastern Mess at $24 25 to s24 so
Beef closed buoyant and Lard firm.
Cincinnati Markets
| CINCINNATI, March H. Breadstuffs closed dull
Provisions generally buoyant Whisky, 23c; Lard
1l4c. .r....
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, March 12.-There is six feet water il
the canal at present.
VICKsBuRG, March l2.-The Republic passed dow
at II this morning, and the Sultana at this after
| noon. ....