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England.
Arrival of the steamship cahawba.

The U. S. mail steamship Cahawba, J. d. Bulloch,
commander, from New York via Havana, crossed the
bar on Saturday evening" having left Havana on the
18th. Nothing new at that place. The husband of
Gazzaniga died on the 18th inst. The Spanish feet
had returned. Sugar on hand 10000 boxes, prices
the same. Exchange dull New Orleans to prem;
London 133 to 14a New York ! to 1. Freights still
dull. The following are her passengers
Nets IorkJ D. Winslow. s. Katz G. c. Meyer, Mrs. j.
T. Sngerand, Mrs. j. T. Gorthwaite Mrs j. Corlley Miss
Newton, Mss Linton r. H. Perkins and lady
2 ClOussen, Mrs Starr Mis- NJ F. Leslie John c. Pschin
and l4d', T. Kremebny s p IngrahRm James Bogent Mr.
Parker and servant Mrs Sman Daniel Ha rison and lady
Mrs s. smith, Miss r. A. Tucker G. Riley O. Sebanbut
Hdrdnd.-B. LeSale +. Vidal, Mrs. E. Delhn Mrs. +. W.
Pill Fener g. Penso. z suzar, souvecase, f. Lowry,
y Sanderson p e. Porter, Mrs Sehambury daughter NJ
Eckmon Adela Rua O. Bnseh Agent VestTa Opera
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-The Royal mail steamship
Africa, from Liverpool on the 6th has arrived at
this port.
Commercial
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6.-The sales Of the week amount
to $4,000 bales, Of which $500 bales were taken by
spectators and 5000 bales by exporters.
The market opened at an advance, bat lost.
New Uplands has declined l-l6 The market
closed steady. The sales on Friday amounted to
5000 bales, Of which specuators and exporters took
1900 bales. Orleans Fair, "a Orleans Middling,
6 5-l6; Mobile Fair, "; Mobile Middling, 81; Up
lands Fair, I; Uplands Middling, g. The whole
stock in port amounted to $50 OoO Of which It's 900
bales are American.
Manchester Markets.
Our advices from Manchester are favorable. All
kinds Of goods have advanced.
BREADsTUFFs,-BreadstufIs closed dull. Flour and
Corn have declined.
Western Canal Flour, 2Os. Cd. to 22s. 3d.; South
ern Red Wheat, 7ss to 73s. 3D.; White Is to Is 3d.
Mixed and Yellow Corn, 33s.; White 35s.
PRovIsIoNs-The market closed dull. Beef heavy.
Pork heavy Bacon closed quiet at a slight decline.
Lard has declined Tallow Is. lower. All qualities
of sugar have advanced. Coffee steady. Tea slow
of sale.
Money Market.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-Money is slightly easier. Ameri-
can securities are active and advancing. The Bank
has reduced its rates to 81. Consols for money Sc
for account 96t to 964. The bullion in the Bank ol
England has increased 1895 900.
England.
Parliament had reassembled on the 4th Palmers
ton gave notice of bills amending the Government o
India, and in regard to the refugee question.
Roebuck asked Palmerston whether any eommuni
cation had passed between France and England in
regard to the Alien Act, or an alteration of the
criminal code. He spoke bitterly against Napoleon
and the French officials.
Palmerston acknowledged the receipt Of dispatch
on the refugee question which was still unanswered
and rebuked the onslaught Of Roebuck.
Leave was given to introduce bill authorizing th
East India Company to borrow on debentures il
England, during the next two years, not more thai
100000.
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61& FOR PHILADELPHIA - REGULAR
NIFTY Iine-The AL clipper bark Chas. Ii. TruItt,
master, having large portion Of her cargo
gagged will havs dispatch above. For balance Of
or passage apply board at Beef Market, or to
fes GEO. W. HYNs0N & CO., 50 Camp street
First vessel-Only packet loading
x16S FOR PHILADEIPHIA- - KEYSTONE
s1FAN, 1lne-The Al bark &. w. Poultney, Marsh
master, IS nearly loaded. and being Of small
capacity will sail in few days For balance freight
ply board opposite the Beef Market Second District
fel6 J. II. BASS, ll9 Common street.
ASk FOR PHILADELPHIA NEW Or
sHXgN leans and Philadelphia fine-The Al fast sailing
&4A6AS.bark Ann Elizabeth, Norgrove, master, hAv-
ing part Of her engaged, will with dispatch
balance Of freight, apply on board,
felO J. II. ASHBRIDGE 4 Co, 30 Common street.
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"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AR RIVED,
S lot Of likely Field Hands offered in this
u market, among which q number of No. Field Wo
-A4-men Call at THEODORE JoHNsToN's Slave Depot,
10 u Moreau street. jaSO 3m
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Telegraphed TO tbe New Orleans Crescent
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.

IhT THE sAIiosAL AN soUTHERs LIsrs.l
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.-ssA. MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MU-
k74S4 SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR,
w ~ her residence No; 20 Constance street RS Terms
IS month"; twelve lessons invariably in advance.-
RF LECTURES at 20 Constance street week. nOly
CUGAK PLANTATION FOR SALE-A DE-
- abe Sugar Plantation in the parish Of St John the Bap
tt the right bank of the Mississippi river, about IS miles
above New Orleans measuring about 1875 superficial apent
which about half adapted cultivation; the
is mbeed Together with all the buildings and improve
thereon house with steam engine purgery
MILL barns stables large orchard and $50 heads
For further particulars apply the auconeers Offices where
plan is deposited.
N YIGNIE. Auctioneer
Banks Arcade Passage No. s. of Cont and
Exchange Alley.
Terms liberal. fel m
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-The Royal mail steamship
Africa from Liverpool on the 9th, has arrived at
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3 A i I I'M 0 r Z

Skk FOR BAITI IMORE-DISPA TCH LINE
H4F9 The very fast sailing regular clipper bark Regina
sB j, Booker, master, having large Of her
engaged will have immediate dispatch For balance of freight
in sugar and moasses apply
JONES, MACKlNDER 4 CO.. 81 Gravisr street
For passage having fine Accommodation apply the
ter on board. Jas
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STEAMBOATS, AND Fam
TMPOHTANT no COl'TON PI,ANTENS-

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS-BY
which their Incomes be Doubed-The undersigned
invented and obtained letters patent the United States
the and combination Of machinery
ing Seed Cotton into Yarns by continuous process from the
Gin through the preparation and spinning machinery
ready for shipment weaving The saving OF COTTON
WASTE will be at least Ten Per Cent? and exclude
the Of machinery the into bales
It's handling ALL and those and disenangle which
in their operations
dispenabe those of ginning and spinning separate
fRcures YARNS made OF unbroken fibre and
will be fifty stronger will command advanced prices
and they will distance all competition in market.
The undersigned prepared dispose of privileges use
his PATENT and Planters will be informed terms
pes instructions how to It, how TO obtain the best
chnery and all other necessary particulars application
dressed here, consultation with my rooms
Front and Dauphin streets, stairs.
fe2 Iva GEORGE a HENRY Mohil la
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Money Market.

LONDON, Feb. 6.-Money is slightly easier. Ameri-
can securities are active and advancing. The Bank
has reduced its rates to 81. Consols for money Sc
for account 96t to 964. The bullion in the Bank o
England has increased f3q5 O00
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6SE FOR NEW YORK-THE Al VERY FAST
kFR sailing regular packet ship shelter, Capt Sheed
E.having large part Of her engaged, will have
immediate dispatch For balance freight moasse
and pork, apply to
JONES, MACKINDER 4 co, 9I Gravier 81.
For apply the captain board, opposite
table Market, Second District jazz
. az FOR NEW YORK-THE FAST SAILING
kPTSN6rst class schooner Ann and Susan, Bonghton,
4r.master, is now loading and will have very quick dis
patch. For freight apply to
ja2O JONES MACKINDER CO. 81 Gravier st.
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pQRTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM

SHERRY-5O casks Crown, in store and for sale by
~ s. WOLFF,
fel0 corner Of Gravier and New Levee Streets
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GENOA.


SkR FOR GENOA-THE Al VERY FAST sail
N ing clipper bark BlOglO, having large part Of her
saSFSscargo engaged will have immediate dispatch. For
balance Of freight. apply
fes JONES, MACKINDER & CO., 81 Graver st.
kSK- FOR GENOA-THE SUPERIOR AND very
FFFN fast sailing American regular packet ship Mem
pills. Capt. Davis, having the bulk Of her cargo
gagged and going board will with quick dispatch For
freight Of 800 bales cotton, apply to
BAXTER LOWELL & co.
FOR having unsurpassed accommodations spply to
the nasfer on hoard. Post 25 Second District ja30
6S6- FOR GENOA-THE Al REGULAR packet
ESSN Sardn'an ship Mississippi Capt. Anola, having
Spart Of her engaged. will meet with quick dis
patch For balance Of freight, apply 70 - 49,
dll BAXTER, LOWELL h co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

NEw ORLEANS, August 10, 1858.
The sale: Of cotton TO day were ooo bales .. for
mdcpg The selcs pcude sixteen bales Or tho crop,
c'sssed mdtng fair, 1t l2kc sales Of the week ooo
bales receipts IN the tire 800 bales, which IS
OF the Receipts NJ this port ahead Of last
year III 500 bsies; ditto all Southern ports 1877 ocO
bales. Coree inactive: sales OF the geek 1 800 bars;
fair 10 prime Rio quoted 10 NO. lie Stock ia por.
1890 bags, against 900 at tao sane date last
NEw ouEavs August II, 1858.
Cotton has beer dull today aaIes 81 moment Four
active: sales Of 900 bpIs supcrnne q, - 90 - TO-
Corn Ia active ~ &C. Csc. Kentucky bAgsiGg 1870
l6kc.
CmcAoo, August ts-SPM
Flour active. Wheat active NJ Soc Corn steady ii CSC
Oats quiet shipments 70 Bu1ao-t5 600 bushels
SbpneDis 10 Oavego--I7 900 bushels corn 20 1ips--
1900 bo. hour IL 600 bushels whest 81 200 bushels
corn.
CINCINNATI, August h-eP.M
Flour quiet Al ~ 10 ass rs. wnskey &c, whsAs 40
tive "esc All o. Mess pork 'teadyi ss'es ,s75 bels.
OswEGo, August lt-6P. M
flour hrm. Wheat In good demand, and buyers )yc
Wiling to meet Inc views Of sellers sales IS 900 busnels
at obc for Milwaukee club: ssc $780, tor Cpcaso spriuK
SIC. for unsound otto Corn without material change
sales ut 7dc 7h, for sound Infana Oats quiet Canal
7hc. eats <hc-io New York. LAKE npvts-ll 900
bushe wheat Canal expoft-3,2e0 obls tslur IA 900
bushels whesi 600 bushels corn "a COO bushels os,s
BufKsIo, August t-5P.f
Fiour-No Improvement IN receipts, demand consider
ably IN excess OF supply maTket very Arm, fact, sol
lers have all their own way sales eco bbls. AZ 81
3Thc. Tor good superfne Oh.o 80 s2B IS 10
for extra Ohio, Tudiana add CsnNia: IS SIX 50
saes $1,000 burhes a. 79o for no, ncag, spring SIC.
Tor round, and SIC Tor while kentucky. Corn In
good demand, market stescy sales $1,000 bushels
csc Tor unroupd, roc Tor warn 73s nc for sound
Rye and scarce and NOMINAL o. 6ec roc Tie for
mer and 46c 4ec. fer The litter wnhkev s:esdy de.
msud moderator Gales $50 bbs., ~ Csc Canal 6clghte
dull at scc. on Bour, losc. wheat, 9kc c,rn-to
Mes York: Receipts by lake the last twenty four
hours, trfnnC.
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Tax IsoxlupS ~ sEcosn tvrvrx-Corousr connevy On
saturday concluded an rqulsitlon upon the body Of
Christian Msibewbackcr, the German Who w~s killed
Thursday nigh, during Al the corner o. aveuu,
and second street., and the following verdict vas rec
dered By the Jury That deceased came 10 his death
BY fracture 81 the skull caused bv vjosucs A The
hands OF Dennis Crowley Peter Underh william r,le.-
son and Thaddeus MoCarthy whilst engaged 10 aqht a.
the corner OF svenue and Second street, said VIOLENCE
bong given without intent 10 commit murder me
jury exonerases wn. Young from psrticipsiou in The
dsturbance The parties accused in the verdict are
IN prison awaiting examination. Deceased was forty
years Oh age And by trade slate rcofer
BURNING Fun AccpxSr : Bertha Everett, young wo-
man residing 1t the OF Broadway and Fy fourth
street. vas very Dangerously burned on saturday night
IN CONSEQUENCES OF her clothes having taken dre from
nuid amp which sxplcced while she dlh1g y, tbe
WICK being ~ the time lighted she vss attended BY
pnyscnn, and hen ccuvey ed " the New frx Hospital.
Arrssvrs 10 CoNwr sU1uns-Frssccs Stanley, gri OF
the town, residing at No 2ts Church street, attempted
suicide Saturday night by swallowing a., ovssdoss Of
laudanum. She was promptly attended ~ ~ Kennedy,
succeeded removing She poison AMI savng her lie.
Emma Bncharsn. q girl eighteen years OF axs,
brought 70 tho second ward ssfSn house On saturday
plvht suntruR from the efecis ~ lsudsnum which She
hal ta IN Tor the purpose Of SET ienciion. she vas
lcpdsd By nr john A. PARSE OF SO Market street. who
succeeded 10 restoring her 70 consciousness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

INTERtsT1Eo CKRNNoSy OF TIE CATHOLIC curacH-
BArTIsx or MISS xARGARBTrA fox, or rHE
kocHksrzR rox FAMILY.
wss Msrssssss Fox Of The famous Rochester Pos fsl
~ which have been 20 notorious leaders in The deluson
known ssspiriuasm was admitted into the Romsn caibo
he church by baptism yesterday morning rhec-enony
took place IN g. peiers church Barclay street. snd
rscicd large number Of persons MIS- Fox has for the
last three months been receiving weekly nsscioa ffon
the Rev William Quinn the pastor OF 3, PEERS and has
msncsfed ihe rexes zssl and ervor in her Conversion
Her sisters arc yet believers Sptualn, and recently
travelled wcst and through the Sstes Advocating the
doctrine
The ceremony commenced Ut ban past zine O'Clock,
and vsa ocntucsed by The Rev. william Quinn, pastor,
assisted by The Rev. Mr. Derning, Of Ropdcut,
Bishop HcFriane, Of Providence, r. l., was
aso present but od moi take any part ia
the exercises Miss For, who w@ suired 10 whit
garments was seated At the vesbue Of the church 30
was accompanied by her sponsors-her father, moshe
aud sister, and appeared feel the soley Of the COCA
nou. Mr. Hcrsce Greeley was also present. and stood
beside the parties, paying marked attention 10 the
ceremony.
The exerciscs ocmnenced by the cjsrgymen coming in
front o. the altar aud rectng there and on their ray 10
INC dcor Of the church, the eighth, twenty eighth foreth
and iorty .nrss Psalrns ccmmencns-
Dcm,ne dorssn.s nostsr yuan ed-sraM sst ~'H'en
tesom vnsrevssi terra y
ON reaching the door, some prayers we're recicd in
Issn BY tho ochcstips clergyman, and Miss Fox Wa
Asked 0rst her name, 70 which sbc answered, hsrgs
Ieus She was then ssked, Z" What -he demanded from
The church |" and her vss, Faith" the priest
men read INC appropriate prayers Va sn ssd ques'ooed
her AZ follows -
Psuusr-Msrssretts, do you renounce satanS
Mes Fos--f DO reuCuure hun
PRE1-Apd al hs worssp 4 DO reRsnpes hem.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Our spss.sl WAN spsysn Despatch


Our Special Washington Despatch.
IEnIAN BAITLE-BosrlIE DEMONSTRATIONS ON THE
soRrHEsr ROUTE TO FsAsER RIVER rHE PaEsI-
pENr AND TIE NLw YORK POST OFFICE APPOINT
MERITS, LTC, ETc.
WASHINGTON, August rs, 1853.
Advices from the Dalles, Oregon Territory, July
D. state tha, news had just reached that point OF a
great eght between the Csyuse and Snake Indians,
both hostile tribes. The particulars had not been
received, but the fact that there is want Of zion
among the hostile tribes is important, as y ast
weaken their forces and aid the troops and friendly
Indians in their efforts to zubdue them.
In the vicinity of Fort Colville, on The Fraser
river where the first discoveries Of gold were made
1856, the savages are making hostile demonstra-
ions, and have driven in the settlers just IS they
were engaged ia harvesting their crops. As this is
right on the northern ronte from 81. Paul
20 he new gold diggiDgs, it is thought
IL WI be necessary TO establish military
post there Miners should not venture by this route
in parties Of less than one hundred in number, as
the hostile tribes in the valley Of the Columbia and
Snake rivers have have been striving to excite the
Flatheads and Nea Percezs to join them; and al
though they were friendly at last advices, there il
no telling what the esuh may be. This intelligence
from Colville looks badly.
T. McManus, soft, and James Leonard, hard, from
Troy, arrived yesterday to dsprove the charges Of
Know nottingham against Fonda. They are both
adopted citizens and think If he had been dirk
lantern man they should have found II ont. II is
expected that the President win settle the case to
morrow tie is tired Of the interference Of prominent
politicians and Members Of Congress with every up
pointment that is determined upon, and has decided
to pursue his own course.
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Tvs vAciu JrDGEHr.-rne names Of several gentle
are spoken Of being likely 10 be appointed by the
Governor TO an the vacancy created in tho Superior Court
by the demise Of Chief Justice Duer The are
however, urfcunded, ssrons doubts entertained
to the power Of the executive State officer 10 appoint 10
the bench Of this court and In consequence OF these
doubts vii be recolIcctei that one was appointed 10
succeed either Judge ssndord Judge Paine Chief JUS
tcc Oakley We understand that Governor King has ad-
dressed communication 10 The JUDGES Of the Superior
Court which he their Interpretation OF tie law on
hst question AZ some Of The Judges a. prcscn, os
o'town the reply has 20. yes been forwarded 10 HE AZ
celleucy.
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Ths Murder In Orange County-Arress OF tins
Murderer.

We gave In yesterday pAper . brief account Of tbs
murder Of Peer sorock and Margaret sbssly farm, SER
warts, living al the house Of Mr.. Chsres Resves, at
Bamptonburs, Orange county, N. r., BY w!lIlAsn
Saunders, fellow servant Of theirs We also stated
that the murderer had esc,p,d The sher.r Of 0rsrgs
county, with ccmmerdasie rrompt!uoe, offered reward
OF $3.50 FOR his apprehsnsop Saturday and yes.
tcrdsy the neighborbood alive With parties sesrchrg
FOR The mscreant under tho Joint stimulus Of honest In
dignaton and the handsome One Of these par
ties, consisting OF Thomas Roe, Thomas Cox Charles
Danc, succeeded early in the afternoon OF yesterday IN
spprehonding Saunders, The highway, ct spot about
two niles south Of Chester the house occupied By
Jefse Roe. appears that he made no resistance sud
WAS lodged ~iihout difficulty In the county jail at G,shsa-
The murderer, Saunders, n German, who has only
lstsy arrived the country The story ysster
day by Telegraph 10 tho effect ,hHi no love ~ah
the girl Margaret, and murdered her and her lover from
jealousy, appears TO be without founesIon. Nos very
eng tlnce, shortly after his arrival In this country,
Saunders made bis appearance In Goshen stsrg thai
be wzs pepBilcss, that he had lest his family with
whom he bad crossed the OCEAN, and that ba
had walked oil The way nom Psterson supporting him-
rct on tho way by eating berries. benSvosnt batter,
touched BY hs story procured him eDpoymen on Mr..
Reeves farm, where he hal been but few days whsr
he committed hs fearful crime. s said That be- had
never paid any attention 10 the sr Margaret sad tsose
~hc know the parties and the circumstances. infer partly
from questions which he pu, Margaret anernoos
Of the murder In relation the probable return Of the
familyvho were absent ii p.cpo-and from osbsr
circumstances that bic intention w After killing hs fell
low servants 70 rob the house.
He refused 70 spear being put under arrest and
made no answer 10 the qoestsons put 10 bin. The
shorock died slm,st Immediately after be ~" shot Tie
girl Margaret Is better and the doctors believe that she
viii survive.
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Pr0sr-- ANA al h's pooops7 Irensoncs
PAICsr- Do you Delevs IN Goa iae kAIoef Aim Sn.y,
r.. . = anxa apth2

Prusr--A md al h's poo,ps7 reusupcs
PhIcsr- Do you oslevs II goa ias AMER AIM guy,
Cyesioy ~ heaven ana eartbf
Mss Fo1 tD . distpst voice)--I believe.
Psssf- ~ yea believe In JeAus Cprht siis cny son.
pssss- Do yen believe 10 .he Holy Ghast, the no "
Csroc cnrrcn Tho commupiol Of saints the orsiveness
Of sns me rsnrrscncr VI tho body and the life sverss
rhe Priest performed the servoe making sosss en-
ores,ns ard recIsg he useal prayers roe only par'
which was unusual w TIE ro Of baptism Of she Cstht
lie church, WA the solemn imposing Of crossAs which
Done nrst or Mes Foxs foiehes5 alter wards her
carr on The eyes, CD the Dose, The mouth, on The
breast and ssy shoulders Whist
we're heIIg formed appropriate words 10 latin said
by the cncauns clergy This portion OF The service
rsced the clergyman oic APPROACHED Aiss Fox aud
introduced her INTO the CHURCH by extending
loved be priest and s'ssan Tho altar from tho
dCoy Of the church, ssssted oy her spossors aud
panied by her family aud rieues Arriving tse altar,
In Iemuins voice she fecred the Apcstlos Crcei
LORDS Prayer The clergyman then rcAao the sgn Of
The upon her ears ami upon her nose, and lasson
O. Do you re bounce Satan? A loo.
q And au his works? A. 80
Q. And all bn ponptS A. DO rcnounce them.
She then ANNOUNCED WITH soe holy ola aud asked:
Do you believe in God the Father Almighty, Creator
Of heaven and earthf A. believe.
O. Do you believe In Jssus Christ, His only Son. our
LORD, who was born and suisred fos al? A believe
Do You believe In the Holy Ghost the Aoly Cltholir
church. the communion OF ss,ns fossy OF SINS re-
surrectioa Of the body and life evezssapsf A DO
heve.
The Priest next asked her what she sought TO which
she rep,ied, Baptism"
Priest DO you wish 10 DO baptized A. L do
The bsptisn then performed 10 the usua, manner
amer which che snontd tho OF the nebi.
She then received loug white veil, whch was placed
gracefully her shcude rs rescued 70 the ground
burning Ugh! WAS then placed in her hand--eu-
blsrnatc OF the faith shich she had received
the Rev. DR. Quinn recitDg tho following words In Latin
which uaDsiste:--
deceive this burning light Keep the BAPTISM 80 ~ to
be without blame Keep the com MANS Of Coo that when
the Lord shall TO tho nuptals thou shalt NEE: him
in the heavenly court and have e,ornsi life. Amen
The execses then concluded and the young lady re-
NAMED tor MACS, accompanied by her friends.
The church neatly decorated and the altar dressed
The statue OF the Aeese1 Virgin beautifully covere
with Towers &c &C., doubt In honor OF the feast OF
tho Assumption OF the Blessed Virgin well the osre
aony which took place, which OF the most iae-
resting public bartsms which has been performed
IN this part OF the United States
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Fire In Boston.

Bosros, August Is, 1863.
fire occurred in Bromfeld street early this
morning. The granite warehouse Nos 1s and 20,
with its contents, was damaged to the amount OF
10000. It was occupied as the salesroom Of the
Institution of the Blind by Messrs Johnson * Frye,
bookbinders and Miss Stuart the artist.
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Sssts Politics.

BUFFALO, August II, 1853.
At the meeting Of the First and Second Assembly
districts of Erie County, held to-day, the following
persons were elected delegates to the Republican
State Convention F. G. Spaulding Joseph strang
ham, John 8. Talcott md Benjamin WEIGH, Jr.
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The unted STATES steam propeller soop-of var Brook
iyn q nos m The Brooklyn Navy YsdcrydOcs receiving
her propeller and berg coppersd.