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in regard TO loan which Via ri has sought 10 Oh
tain in the United 6tases, or in regard 10 person
who came from New Orlean and who, Il y said,
had conference with the rebels Zamora and La
Lave about the projected expedition. The state
ment in the Extraordinary and the paragraph Of the
Progr@o are sufficient, in cur view, which strongly
condemns such projects, to make the facts known.
At all times the most violent partzans Of the libe
raj party blind az they always are to the character
the traditions and the requirements of our society
have exhibited decided II not conscientious par
TALLY in favor Of the United States of adopting ts
institutions, and even for our becoming at later pc
rod fused in the North American nationality ITSELF
Their political ideas lead them to forget their social
and patriotic duties and their excitement would be
very likely toinduec them 10 receive an adventnrer
who, violating the laws OF the neghboring republic
might arm there an expedition and invade our own,
as the representative OF democracy and universal
liberty.
But il will not be received in this manner by the
supreme government and all good MeXicans who for
tunately constitute an immense majority over the dis
loyal and the traitors The Spanish American race az
we have indicated in the beginning of these remarks
has given severe lessons 10 Walker in Sonora and
Nicaragua. An advonturer possessing much higher
qualifications than he, Count Raousset de Boulbon,
brought few years since his hosts to surrender in
Guayma5 before the bravery of the defenders Of the
national territory. The weakness Of the country
has not reached point where it can be insulted
with IMMUNITY, and much less invaded by handful
of abandoned men, even when such should he the
last and Infamous hope Of those who do not accept
the triumph of the national cause If there are rea
y Mexicans who are weaving combinations OF this
kind the only thing they can obtain by their realiz
ton is To give new prestige to the government in
whom al good citizens whatever may he their poll
teal opinions, will find the most Jealous Guardians Of
the independence and integrity Of the republic.
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even men late belonging 70 the American ship
Meridian which was abandor ed al sea on 6th March
SD her voyage from New York 70 Panama. TThe
!ess Of the Meridian haa already been reported in
The HERALDl
British vessels Of war are boarding and searching
an American vessels INA: leave the ports Of Cuba,
1ter the pretence of suspicion as African coast
traders. Lumber and molasses loaded crafts we
should think might. be exempt from this molestation;
~. sn.y must haVA their way, even ii war be the
a. Certan spartssds not having been satisfied with
Is 'ssuis OF Se boat race in the recent regatta in
rnlcn the Ir,cTican built boat belonging TO the
iyicaaedtlre Taskna but having changed
ner nag ID sn the American 70 the Spanish, ia now
SInea the lcopolds second boat race came of last
Csanaay 'between the LeopoIa's boat and boat be-
Dnnplhg. as ] an, informed, TO a Spanish ship from
Dh9ca for thousand dollars the natives of Cadiz
Sssk,n the lAopod's boat, and the natives OF Bill
goa ne boat from their own city. The American
OuiA boat belonging TO the Leopold, was again the
nTn. She was cheered by the assembled multi
TUG az she passed the winning boat with an enthi-
e fsm that wodld not have disgraced Yankee lungs.
'ne Leopold formerly hailed, when called the Ius-
bepa, from New York.
Health of Havana good
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ne, with 81 my furniture and other personal
property, except my books. tn trust, 70 bod the
same y the sole AMI separate Of my dsoGhtev,
Yrs EN-. r. c. Jones' free from any control BY, OF
haby for, accom-. OF her presc.t or ony future
husband and subject 10 such direction ~ To the fspns
non OF the same as she may any time give wYxisg "a
should che, in writing, direct the sad properly on any
part thereof To be commuted for other property sn "a
hold the property received In ON the ANA
Ius. as asoressid Il Is my inenuon win thas NY
said daughter, Mrs. Eliza C. Jones, may Il she Be- "a
pleased direct the property hereby in us. fer
her any part thereof 10 be sod and receive enjoy
the proceeds OF such ssle.
aive bcqreath al my library OF books my sAid
son in. law, William Carey Jones.
hereby will and oiroot that out o. tho hrst moneys
which may be paid to my estate under sussseng con-
tracts for certain nanbcr Of years with hessrs Appoton
Co. of New York. publishers o. my literary works. and
ont ef the Y proceeds of the sale thereof sad
cutors eha pay to my daughter, Mrs. Eliza q Jones,
tho sum OF ten Thousand dollars, and 70 ny daogh
ter, Mrs. sussn T. BoiIeau, the sum Of I've hsu-
sand dollars nves, tho same Ia trust Tor TIER eoss
and separate respectively, as they may respee-
lively dhect and that saa executors shall divide the
residue OF the moDcys which may arse as the sa'Da shall
DO received from my literary works, equally among my
four dsue hters, Mrs Eliza T. JoDes, Mrs. Jessie Ann
Fremont, Mrs Ssrah McD Jacob and Mrs Susan T. Boz
hau, invest the trust for their solo az sesrA-
rate use, respectively they may respectively direct
And hereby viii and diroct that cha be oon1fetent
for two OF my aforesaid executors and trustees 10 do
any act In relation to the premises which the whole i've
could do.
In witness whereof have hereto my hand and seat,
this thirteenth day Of ecp,cmbor in the year eighteen
hundred and fifty seven.
THOMAS II. BENTON. [5eall
Signed, scaled and puoiiEhed by the above named
Thomas H. nteD, as and for hrs las. will and teata nen,
In the presenc OF us who his request in hs presence,
ard In the presence OF each other subscribed
names az witnesses thereto the word may" In line -
JN0 FRFDk. MAY,
T. K TENDAI4
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WIN Of the Late Col. p.n,oo.

The following Il copy Of ne Colonel vii,
which, "a will be perceived by its date, was pre-.
pared In September last -
Thomas II. Benton, q the State Of Missouri, in
the city CT WashDlion, IN the District OF Coum,is DO
make and pubsh thls my lat III and testament hereby
toiorc.
hereby constitute and spyc4ns my IONS NAV william
Carey Jones, john G. Fremont and Richard Taylor JACOB
and my friends Montgomery Blair and samuel Phlhps
Lee TO be executors q this my Last viii and testament
Amer uUAyment Of my just debts and chsges should
there DO Ahy such II the time Of my dessn dispose
my estate ~ follows
ave- devise and bequcah 70 my said executors and
the survivor Of them and the heirs executors, sdmioa
tore and ass ans OF rch survivor my house and ot
street, in sad Washington city, noe occupied BY
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THE NEW MEXICAN ENVOY To THE UNITED
STATES.
IErom 7 a c,,yo,,ad Of Nas,s, March Cal

u OF ] =
II seems that the mission with which ID. Jose Maria
Mata has been sent to the United States il limited
to soliciting in the name of the constitutional go
vernment a loan, in order to be enabled to make
their country happy. In case that Senior Mata sue
ceeds in his loan, II is probable that he will not have
to return TO the republic in HIS anxiety for the
Germs Of the firm Juarez and his minister's. These
gentlemen at the latest dates were in all haste flying
towards Colima, and may very easily join their
commissioner in the neighboring republic
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Trans ated from Ia Proosa OF Havana, April Ii
We have on hand letter of correspondent IN
that republic, written from the city Of Santiago Ito
day the capitaD, under date of February 8, and
although, indeed, somewhat belated, the news II
contains Is stiH fresh enough since up to this time II
had not been known wherefore we do not hesitate to
publish it.
Baez has ended his part, and will not come back
To tread the territory of the republic, in the
quality of prisoner thing which would not at oil
be beyond possibility should plan, which in these
latter days has been ronceied be carried into effect
II is mere question Of time and would not take
more than month and half.
The new President is IN take his oath in Moca ON
the 10th inst. He is q good patriot, very humane,
valOrous and respected-a mon anxious for the ag-
grandizement OF his country His past presents not
single vulnerable point, and il would be ignomini
only TO suspect that he day would fall into
that Incidence with. among other bad qualities,
characterized his ilI-inspired predecessor.
The city Of st. Domingo, the ancient capital, IL 10
be blown up; consequently its walls and % number
OF houses will disappear on sudden. This Will be
o spectacle as yet have not enjoyed. and propose
to assist at it, in order 10 transmit 10 your newspaper
the exact description OF the work, and it, effects.
II il intended Il organize company for the
construction OF railroad from this city of San
tiago 20 that of Puerto dc Plata, in oon4i ieration
OF the difficulties which 10 day oppose rapid
munication such az Is wanted by tin, commerce and
agriculture of this cmincntly rich province. The
idea is generally well received, and people speak of
nothing but OF the way TO carry this enterprise out
within the shortest space OF time. II so,wc may say
that the new administration understands the mtc-
rests and wants Of the country better than any of the
foregoing ones, and takes the proper measures 10
satisfy them.
Everybody il now occupied with the preparations
Cor the festivities which will take place on the ocoa.
sion Of the solemn oath q President Vaiycrdc.
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The london 7m>s has the fsiowipg private despatch
lntegcnc from Genoa IL the "a gives the result Of the
tIia which took place At Lucaa OF the lie yhorn in,ur-
gents hight OF the prisoners condemned 20 death,
and eleven TO various terms OF prsonmcnt Five o. the
latter Sandman subjects
TIE indpendcfie, OF Turin, publishes article IN
which insists the necessity OF Sardinia adopting
necessary 10 maintain friendly relations
with the French government, end In the course Of s
marks II says-"We strongly oppose the opinion enter
tanned by persons that oeral government cannot
be allied with government based different institu
uone, and who, by insults to that government place IN
danger the close friendship which prevails between the
two countries We convinced that tho French allan
Is o. i'm 9ortanCe not only 10 Piedmont but tho
mon country Italy and that the isolation 10 which
should be condemned without that alliance would be
fatal We express this opinion with the greatest oOnd
denoe.D
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MQufencYfn.

hitter from Cattaro, of the 18th uh., ssys;--"An
ussso has just been published by order OF Prince ano
In all the markets transmitted to all tho captains aud
ccnturiors ntcrdiss, under the most severe PENAL
ties the ccmmiva OF the slightest act OF hostility the
terrority. II IA also therein stated that Monte
negro All not the offensive against Turkey, but
that In the event 81 any aggression tho ps'
ter Will oppo force 10 force" II il not known whether
tins ukase concoas any secret intention whether IL
Inn piyed by fear OF ube Turkish arnr.nonts.
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The Emperor naugurated the Boulevard Ssbas,opol
Monday He borscback and rode in front OF the
Escort. HIS Majesty loudly cbeered. Everything
on in perfect tranquility The crowd very great
The has just placed the Corse, steam advice
boat, at the disposal OF Marsbs Pesser vey him
and his suite to England.
The monthly return OF the Bank OF France win be pub
iished next Friday morning.
The three per closed at COZ 6oc for the end of the
month, and The four and a hsf par cents at 93f
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Tho Madrid journals Of the LIST again occupied with
the aer ed fusion Of the branches OF tho family
and while some express great alarm, others denounce
tho for not having prevented H. The govern
men, and the Calsl journalists Affect ~ treat the matter
with indii, renee.
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sion OF the solemn oath q President Valycrde.
The Yellow Fever on the sussl uehanna-
NAMES OF THE GFFICyRs AND CREW LEFT Az

JAMAICA, ElC., ETC.
The United Aatcs steam rigato sasquehann7 beer
removed from The Quarantine station at Staten Island
tho lower bay whcrc she will probably for thuty
days, and perhaps for longer period. Her cree and
Oocrs have been removed to the Quarantine enclosure
with the exception Of Capt, Sands, First IScut Shirley
Or Nae Coun two other officers and irteen
Annexed Is a list Of the officers and mon sent 70 the
hospital at Port Royal, Is from the sasquohanna:
Iieutepsnt J. c. Howell
Akcond Assistant Engineer, Alex. Henderson.
Third Assistant Engineer, Clendy King
Third Assistant EDglnecr, John 6rer
Third Assistant Engineer, VIM. Cushman.
Pursers Cerk, j. J. Lynes.
BEN.
t poS"is ns Ssfa w j. Jones' 20, rAls..s
VIM. sAienl, pha, since dead,
r. warner. John Collins,
Vim. v Bsndm, Ta1nss Hisc6en,
John Eeardo1, TaJiek Burke,
Thomas Mohsn. -. w. Simpson,
James r. Weeb, Antonio iancetta,
Fat Garvii, retsr Hessc,
John Quick, Wn. Crossan,
Joseph NeAbitt, John *. Thompson,
Thomas rrevnle, ssrsphlno Bsnd'eo,
John Nanniog, Jas. O'Briso,
janice ryn iof Cork, sNss Angel sane,
dead), James Buckley,
M-hard Gomely, Jonn II. Baker,
1bos. c. Hose (sinse sssd), John Ho0er,
z. j. Allen, Az gstys Rect,
Samuel GiyiGiBSi, George = bsiitI,
J3rnss SickeDg, Jlhn 9uln an
James Cnsfey, s.us,4y Jacobs,
Albert Wcbbcr, Trap,ss ,-en2sles.
VIM Meyers, Austin Newell
.cbn Chambers, Ghsrles Jones,
WIN H. Hall. Robert Jackson,
rulv J. PTicst, Ifsos,s Carr.
j. ". W1sls. tcbn brescr,
O.iayo nslostori (sirss " ". lyons,
dead), Joseph Se:nmsn
j. sullivan, george n. Young.
John King, lscAeEt Newton,
L0bn nole, ,-sorgo Huehes.
Henry Quito. Peer R1ppono,
Daniel sirsn, pree nan Ipce,
Jacoo Booz. Isaac Grandson,
Thos Nugeut, I.1bert Blake,
Peter Clement, scx isnb,
Samuel A. Boxing. ANTONIO Trci,as,
Chog y NcrQrald Hmq1ly fireman
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smqaehsnns 70 Boston. l. pity that ctler cfhcers
and fresh were not Immediately scn To take charge
Of the susqu eharna her arr val Durug the
Ct 1855 the slccp Of Falmouth arrived at ths port
ron Fort Prince with yellow fever on bc1ri The
vessel Wa taken charge q ny watch sent from the
Navy Yard, and her oocrs AM sent 70 Guarantee,
thereby favng many valuable lives ond avoiding
tary dmecr It 70 be hcrcd tho Secretary Of the Navy
viii dispose Of the sEsqr channa IN apia- manner and
thereby relieve her remaining eccrs frt tsr posU Of
larger and death.
The IHglsh war ,essci vhcr On duty IN ar nahs1lthy
climate make but slcrt vsts IN port and relieved
or.n FOR TIC purrose CT change q air and cr ate and
By ihtte ncafs tfcaI. any great amount o. sickness
On tic tcrlary, The sricaeLanra vps nearly TOO
meath In N'carsfuan wa,efs her crew exposed 70 the
dangers q one Ct the NEST unhealthy climates In The
world, ihalipg M r'asma sfspg ron ,bc ground the
s-r'ace n vhch T. covered 10 The tcyth a si1 he with
doeoJo Vegetable mailcr. We. with iequea, shcors
ard lie ih. ussDcisr making Ito dosrc,s
wcsNe below letter received 10 lhiselphlr by the
parents Of enc Of the boys ca toe susquchsuus
Uanrp Sr,1ss ST.. oNr Sr-9rrru.v,
NEw YoRK. April II. 1-is
lcpe ycu have received my letter We are a. rolug
srhors tbs morning 70 tho Quarantine around, aot ti-
clip viii be LAID up We have sent Toe eck 10 the
hospital. VIC lest three siDoo ssfiye tao yes
to-day ard ono few minutes nro-bu ve have only
o1e bad caHe on beard now. The cold weather has D.,
step 10 The fever, hope don't DO NAMED. cxps.
70 oe ncme W soout tive weeks send you sore q ite
hair q poor fougrsy. Tell bis fghor Ma DO died
happy, and that he thought great deal Of BY hs
shirmatoe. IL you get the INV IoX gEsl . o. The itIh
you VII get uue account Of Me fever. Don't beovs
J. Mc-ARaHfH
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ARAGO.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
WRECK OF THE AMERICAN BARK PEYaEa
Improvement i'm Breadstuffs and
Cotton.


The steamer Arago, Capt Ines from EagTs hari D.
and Coves Roads April 7, p. ", arrived a. pl port
about O'Clock this morning
The Arago reports, April Q, at p NJ, LAT so CO. lon
IS 49, large steamer bound east supposed her 10
be the Arabia, from New York to Liverpool came time
passed ship Morning Star, Of Windsor N bound west
The Arago brings l2s passengers the usual mails
in specie and 200 tons merchandise
EAmopgst her passengers Nathaniel Boon, ESQ.,, o..
Consul at Geneva and lady, John w. D. Iatrobe, Esq.,
bearer OF dispatches from st. Petersburg, Mr. Aassn,
bearer Of dispatches from Paris and family, and Capt
Loring Ballard Of The ship Sarah Partition wrecked at
The general news ia unimpOYtant
On the 9th instant consd cradle anxiety manifested
on the river for the safety OF the Levathan steamship,
moored OF Deplord in consequence OF The breaking OF
two OF her bow ncorng chains. Some steamers which
laid between the Leyiahan and tho shore assisted IN
checking the cantDg Of the bow Of the ship inwards
With all expedition large bawsor ,ait out 70 the
Dreainaught and three powerful tugs brought
to bear on the port bon In hauling the ship into her former
position. Fortunately, the squa Of shor. Duration
bot the weather continued boserous and tho tugs
engaged until late in the evening keeping the bow ou
She sustained not the slightest injury and could
be learned thai lying inside Of her
damaged. should be stated THAI tho rnsorncs al
the stern remained firm.
The American bark Petrea, Capt Samuel Osborne from
Havre for New York; with erigrants " the number OF
217 French and German, and general cargo, got lahore
the morning Of the 9th ms ant, the shoals OF CHI
chester Chevaer Pappaardc, United States Onsui ut
Portsmouth Immediately went to her assistance and ..
once gave such directions were necessary, and en-
gagged gang Of to Tho pumps and nieavor to
keep her free from water the being exhaustod.
Later in the afternoon all hopes Of the vessel given
ny, and the passengers and laa1ed nj Ports
mouth She about 500 burden AID well fastened
The London 7i0tss says-"We have reason 70 believe
that Mr. Disrae will bring in his budget Friday, 10th
instant Thursday next the day for the d.
Of the dividend payments at the Bank OF Eoxlsnd.
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Psrsoos' intelligence.

The gcnt.msn Win has received The appointment 81
United states ConEul nrstol FBslsud, ~ Mr. samuel
Ward on las Of the late Gideon lee, formerly Mayor
al Ncv York.
Hon. Pansom Gillc,t has resigned the pssp1n og
Pfinci al (aw) ASSISTANT the on.,s OF TIC ttJrney
General IN washirgion
fcfuck Khan, the Persian Amb,ss sdcr has ncDcd
making his farewell visits 10 the diplomatic bojy psts
The members OF his legation no purchased large col
ltcucB VI books b. convey to lersia
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Acade my OF Muslc-rhe Musard Concerto
The BerliOx Night.

The second Of the lusari Concerts opened iast
night with and important fsstaro 10 the programme
The director introduced to this pubic cor works Of tne
most popular French composer Hector Ber'oz, as 70!
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MrvICAN FrAns OF fIfIpusrrRs.

IRON tho IHsfio Official Of hcxuo, March IS
since The arrival of tho last steamer from the
United States a rumor hs becu circulated through
cot the republic that the adycntuTcf Walker, Wto
has ~ eyCd such severe lessons In Sonora and re
Gently In Central America. il organizing ncw nli
New Orleans, a. the M,ricrp Extraordinary of yc'
tcidsy cuniessss, il was currently stated that cx-
President Comonltat Was wo,king in union with
Walker; and paragraph in the Progrso, OF Vera
Cruz, OF the 10Th instant referring 70 the ruror Of
the expedition, but without naming Comontort, IN
Inmates very clearly That perhaps the froncr states
hlled with anger at the recent political change N
the republic, revive again The idea OF establishing
the Sierra Nadfc republic relying for the carrying
out OF this idea upon the forces with which Walker
n'sy invade tho country.
We DO not NisL ~ becppc w ecbe VI lees, riloQrs
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
FAIRFIELD SEMINARY

REV. ]. B. VANPETTEN, A. NJ Principal.
IlliS large and lOurshng Institution is pleasantly
Il located at FAIRFIELD, HERKIMER CO,
NEW YORK, seven miles from the NeAv York Cen.
trail Railroad al LlIIe Falls from which Students arc
conveyed free The first day of each Term. It's ample
accommodations lis Apparatus sufficient for a full
course OF Philosophical and Chemical Experiments
IT'S Libraries OF over 900 volumes, and Faculty OF
twelve thorough and experienced Teachers furnish
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COURSES oF SFUDY-A Commercial Course
the same as that Of the best Commercial Colleges
Two Graduating Courses for LadIes,-Ome Of three
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Upon The completion OF either, Parchment Diplomas
are conferred. 4ni, II possible, positions secured
Special attention gwen 10 Young Men preparing for
College
TUIFtON-For term Of IA weeks from S4.OO to
80 W. Ornamchials at reasonable rates Board and
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Fall Term begins August 2GIh, 1857. Winter Term,
December 10th.
For Gaia ogues or Rooms. address the Principal or
J. MATTER. Secretary.
Fairfield, Aug. I2 i6jT-1y
REFERENCES: JAMES KNIGHT, Esq. Dever;
SAMUEL WARD, Esq, ST George s.
HENRY PRATT Esq IIazietlville