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WIN. ROBINSON,

w Nos. 4 AID HOLLINGSWOPTHS ST
Keeps constantly hand ardfor sale the low m
rates, PERUVIAN, MEXICAN and other GUANOS OF fine
best q, lilies, BoNE-DU2T, SUPERPH0sPHAIE OF
LIME &c, &c.
I bet quality Wood Burnt Lime for building pur
poses This Lime is manusc.rred at my own quarries
end Purch -sers may -sly en- geng No. article; CE-
MENT and CALCINED PLASTER of the best brands
BRICKS, HAIR &C, &c. CORN, OATS, RYE, COPN
MEAL, and all kinds ofMill Feed. fe22
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~" 70 puNctu'i plNetS mal-tf
Joshua WALK R,
- GENERAL COMA-GS-O ON MERCHANT.
AND D-,-E1I IN
FEED, HAY AND STRAW,
No 10 " HOWARD STREET
Family, Extra and Super Flour of the best selected
brands, Corn Oats Corn Meal, Chop Rye and Mil I'd
Hay and Straw in bales, Cut Straw. &c. mr.: i
u ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LID GENERAL FTP LIGHT AGENTS. OFFICE. CAMDEN
STATION, May l, 1S-S.-Ths Company has aaopted the
following conditions, be ed in all recepts tiyen for
shipments to Local and Through Stations the line of the
Baltimore and OHIO and Connecting roads
CONDITIONS:
Freight oei ng for transportation must be in good or
der, properly packed and distinctly marked otherwise the
Company will not be responsible for loss OF wrong dev
cry The Comp2ny will not be responsible Tor the LEAKAGE
of liquids of ary kind for losses by the BURSTING Of
casks or bar els of liquids arising or other
unavoidable Causes or damage occasoned by proydentia
causes, or by fire, while in transit at stations The Com
pany will MOI he responsible for accidents or DELAYS from
unavoidable carses for the decay injury of perish
articles. The responsibility of the Company 1der his "a
ceipt to terminate when the goods are unofdad fon m
cars Goods intended for ALL RAIL must he ;1g-r,ad
'Th ROUGH BY RAIL- River Goods via WbeeIin, nv
Parkersburg, must be so marked this Ticket
III Is understood and part of this agreement that when
ever the ONO River navigation suspended by low water
Oh zee the freight so contracted through by Rail and River
shall be forwarded from Wheeling Pal kersburg by
allroad, at through Railroad and actual cost Of
transfer be Ueen Wheeling and Beair Ohio and Parkers
burg, and the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Stations
All goods carried by this Company are charged at actual
gross weight except suchartcles provided for in
our general tariff. " "
The liability of the Baltimore and Ohio Pailrood Conn
pany to the shipper or consignee Of the following goods
is in subordination to the above conditions o~'
Sample dray receipts of the kind be used will be fur
nished at this office, or at the Station Agents Office
. l.. S. GORDON.
m!4-lot General Freight Agent.
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my1- eo&ds.
l o. TRUSTEES SALE-The undersigned

f17s:A1 TRUSTEES SALE-The undersigned,
MILLS Trustee of Nicholas Wetzelbergcr insolvent
debtor pursuant to general order of the Court of
Common Pleas for Baltimore city, will offer at pub
lie auction, the premises SATURDAY the 18th day
of May next at II O'Clock, NJ:
ALL THAT p .CE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
IN the city OF Bal more, and described follows: Begin
nng for the same the south side of Chew forty
one feet and six inches from the Chew and Chcs
ter streets and running thence westerly binding Chew
street. fifty feet thence sOuhery, parallel with Chester
stree hundred and fifty feet thence eastery parallel
with Crew street. forty feet thence northery hun
dred "a 10 y feet to the place of beginning. Being
re piece of ground which by ndenture recorded among
i2 Land Records of Baltimore county, in Liher A. W B.
20 467 folio 2S7, &C. subleased by Jacob Kienzc to
the said Wetzelberger subject to the payment the AN
NCAL GROUND RENT OF SIXTY DOLLARS.
The above lot is improved by two-story and attic
BRICk DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, Slaughter House. an Ice
House, with all the conveniences for the Bucherng bust
TERMS OF SALE-Cash the day of sale, or one half
o. the purchase credit of six months and the
T2iiUe credit of twelve months, with interest and
approved secui ~ at the option of the purchaser.
JOHN j. SNYDER, Trustee
No Eat
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frssAA TRUSTEES SALE OF DE,SJRABT r
H8iij PROPERTY, SITUATED ON THE SOUTHWEST
nr.I,r,N


s~7-A- CORNER OF PARK AND MULBERRY STREETS
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Baltimore
CT y sitting in equity, the undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction, the premises on THURSDAY the
10th day of May next, at II o'clock, NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
ana lying in the city OF Baltimore and described as fol-
lows that is to Beginning for the corner
formed by the intersection of the south side of Mulberry
rect and the west side of Park street and running
thence southery, binding Park street. ninety-nne
feet to an alley twelve feet wide thence westerly bound
ing on that alley fifty feet thence nOrterly parallel
with PARK street ninety nine feet Mulberry street and
thence easterly, binding Mulberry street feet
to the place of beginning Subject the payment of the
ANIMAL GROUND RENT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
saN hNTYTWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY. FIVE
CENTS.
The whole lot is improved by SEVEN BRICK HOUSES
the corner house being well located the grocery or
provision business.
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree-One.
third cash on the day Of sale onehird on a credit of
SIX months, and the remaining onetd in twelve months
the deferred payments carry to secured
to the satisfaction of the under signed.
JOHN J. SNYDER, Trustee
80 ctro
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B2NEAU's PANORAMA OF AUSTRALIA AND CHINA
This interesting panorama will be exhibited every
evening this week, at the Temperance Temple, Gay
street, and will doubtless afford very instructive
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VIOLATION OF ORnINANcE.-John Sayme was ar
rested Yesterday by officers Cadimore and BOSNIAN
of the Eastern District, for violating one of the
health ordinances of the city. He was taken be-
fore Justice Griffin who fined him 81 and costs.
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LATEST NEWS.


ECEIv AT THE OFFICE OF T H
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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DISTURBING A CoNGREGATIaE. Cook
(colored) was arrested on Sunday night by Ser
geant Hewitt and officer Davis, of the Middle Dis
trict, on the charge of disordery conduct in the
Bethel church on Saratoga near Gay street. He
was taken before Justice Mearis who fined him So
and costs.
REWARD OFFERED.-It will be seen by an adver-
tisement in to-day's Exchange, that a reward of
SloO has been offered for the recovery of the body
of young Millar, the little boy who was drowned
near the Relay House, in the Patapsco river, on
Saturday afternoon.
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THE LAST DAY.-Yesterday being the last day al
lowed by law, for the taking out OF the licenses of
traders tavern keepers, &c, the office of the Clerk
OF the Court of Common Pleas, was crowded dur
ing the whole day. The clerks were kept busy,
until late hour, and we understand the receipts
amounted to the sum of sixty thousand dollars.
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AocDENT,-A laboring man. named Joseph Houl-
ster, yesterday while at work on a building in
course of erection on Light street extended, fell
distance of rs feet, breaking his right leg in two
places. He was removed to his residence on Will
liam street, where he attended by DR.. Geo. ".
Benson.
THE ACCIDENT AT THE RELAY HousE.-Parties
were engaged during the whole of yesterday in
searching for the body of young Millar, who was
drowned in the Patapsco river on Saturday after
noon last. Up to late hour last evening all efforts
had proved unsuccessful.
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vFHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
/. ). PrA-c & CO.,

,. T.
CORNER OF BALTI8oRE IND S. CHARLES STREETS.
The pIo0Eetors ),c.dl'y invite such Merchants as
are not aGe1y lr5o 0e"s the Agency. and who sell
goods 60, cell a1G examine 81, IN and test
the 20 ifbv o. in ormE on. From long experience
and tie satefaco-y non'as O. thousanGs OF merchants
in the different CITES EsS and est who have for years
been subscriber ! who will call ether
they sell goods he - Junlry towns, ampe s
isfacton as . tie lily c ;nSormaton, and ne
great benef . be yel the ga2cy By those who
subscribe. mrf
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Gt5ssr77ak CARRIACES! CARRIAGES,
49, We have on r. & AZ STP TT
the largest assortment O : 9 ; CI-RIAC s
south of New York, all c. Of ed me :
approved styles. The pu3 9 10 csl and
examine for themselve7; Il c. WI will he so.d on
reasonable terms.
BURR FACT & o'CoNNELL,
~ Repairing dore t 4e sho-se---c e.
mr22
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u ALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD,


Family Extra and Super Flour of the best selected
brands Corn Oats, Corn Meal, Chop Rye and Mil ed
Hay and Straw in bales, Cut Straw, &c mr.--sr
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JOSHUA WALK r..
- GENERAL COMA-GS ON MERCHANT.
AND d. IN
FEED, HAY AND STRAW,
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OdpIdIIIS USIIHDCUN
and y. H. lnsely were arrested on Sunday night, by
officers c. W. Hale, Austin, Lynch, and Lawton, Of
the Middle District the charge of assaultng and
beating Captain Carey, on board his own vessel,
and also for resisting the officers whilst in the dis
charge of their duty. They were taken before JUS
tice Mearis, who committed them to Jail in default
of security for a further hearing.
John Shields was arrested by officer Biggs for in
terfering with the officers while making the above
arrests. He was committed to Jail for further
hearing by the same Justice.
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TIE McDoNoGH iNsrIruTE.-The ordinance to pro-
vide for the appointment of trustees of the McDo-
n3gh Institute considered in the Second Branch
of the City Council last evening. The bill was
twenty to ten, and to give the Mayor the appoint
ment OF the trustees instead of the Council 1t
also allows the trustees to select site for the pro-
posed building outside the limits of the city, The
compensation allowed the agents for the settle
ment of the estate, under the anne, ded ordinance,
is four cent
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PRICES OF FUEL.-There is quite large amount
OF wood on the wharves and report says several
vessels are expected. We quote pine by the cord
according to quality, from $50 to S3.75; by the
load, from $40 to S3.25. Oak by the cord, from
So. rs to S4.25; by the load, from So. % to S375-
Hickory, small quantity on hand sales by the cord
So No change in the price of coal since last quota
TONS
lNoUEsT.-Oficer Van Holland of the Southern
District Police, yesterday morning discovered CT
gar box lying at the entrance to the vault of Mr..
Freize in the Lutheran burying ground on Column
bia street On opening it the body of white fe-
male child was found within. Coroner Battee be-
ing informed of the fact jury was summoned who
rendered q verdict of death nv xiolenca
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The Gable.


We have intelligence that the Atlantic Cable %
alright and ssain at work. Thislnews snaps lup
the Spectators a. TO the possibility OF ever CON-
muncating again through II, and Indeed ths pos
sibiliy OF establishing at ALL any line Of Telegraph
scross the Atlantic. For the iucredulous have re-
turned to their nrst position againt the practice
biltty ofany submarine Telegraph across the At.
iantic. How long..th Cable will be In .order,
remains to be seen. We would not vouch for II /;
but II has operated from shore to shore proves
its practicaetlity. Its temporary silence has
afforded editorial capital to good many journal
ists aud tie restoration to order 10 unfortunate In
this very dull time when themes for editorials or.
30 very scarce. 1t may nevertheless soon again be
out Of working humor for the qualification Of the
press; favor that will be duly appreciated.
The excitement on the subject, however ha,
abated even at the North, and the recovery of 1t,
"coutinuty" will not drive the people mad again
about the Cable, nor be regarded fresh occasion
for lionizing Cyrus W. Field.
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Cotton.

The most persistent efforts are made by Or eat
Britain to render herself Independent of America
In cotton. The culture of the paut 10 India, with
view to superceding In the English market the
cotton Of the Southern States, was tenaciousy
psrssvsrsd 10, ander the most discou raging pros.
pscss' but the India nutiny has, for time, at
least, given 1t iss quietus, and diverted British
attention to Africa, where, under the auspices Of
Dr. Livingstone, rival 10 to be raised up, aud the
sanguine hopes OF British manufacturers and phi
Isnthropists 70 be realized ere many years. We
have Our doubts OF the success Of any scheme
which depends npcn voluntary black labor for
ssocsss, even sapposing climate SOIL and all other
eiscunstancss 70 Be favorable. Nevertheless, our
eeuntsy may tsks . useful lesson from the policy
of nsgland, which socks TO render all nations d.
pendent upon her productions, and 70 re- nder
herself Independent Of All.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FOR THE sDrsPATCH.r
THE nARLE WORKING AGAIN.

Nrw Yonx, Sept 23.-A dispatch received here
from Trinity Bay to-day, says the cable Ia at work
again as perfectly as ever.
[sscoNp pisPAfcH.1
AFFINITY Bar, Sept give can at last announce
the gratifying Intelligence that the Atlantic cable
Ia again in complete working order, and electrical
currents have been passing through It for three
dsys, aud though are not informed Of the trans
mission Of any specific message, II can be stated
with accuracy that the signals received from Va
lenca are perfect ~ ever. It ID hoped that the
cable will be ready for business ia few weeks at
farthasf
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Hams are selling at Crockett, Texas, at 40 cents
per pound Flour $4.50p per hundred.
Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, Editor Of the Richmond Chris
tian Advocate, preached In the Methodist Church,
in Danville, Monday evening.
James Donovan, of Broadkin Hundred, Del- died
few days ago from modification of the leg,
caused by treading on a suspender buckle.
knitting machine has just been invented by a
genius in Seneca county, N. Y. and it is claimed
that it will knit perfect stocking in five min
utes.
Virginia town, passed Pomeroy, Ohio, on Wednes
day night.
John Morrissey, the prize fighter, was few days
siuce presented by several Of his friends in New
York, with magnificent gold watch, valued at
$500.
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T ATEST PUBLICATIONS.


FROM New York to Delhi, by way of Rio de .Isneiro
Austr lila and China; by Robt I Minturn. jr; 81 rs
RATIONAL Cosmology, or the Eternal Principle.
and the Necessary Laws of the Universe; by
Laurens Hickok. d D. Union College; LIS
TIMOTHY Titcomhs Letters to Young People, Sin.
gle aud Married; fourth edition; 90.
THu Bundle of Sticks, or Love and Hate; by Mary
and Elizabeth Kirby; SOC.
LETrE Left at the Pastry Cooks, Being the
Candestine Correspondence between Kitty Clio
yer at School, and her Dear, dear Friend in
Town; edited by Horace May kew, illustrated by
"Pkiz - &c. :
THE Rifieman by Capt Rafter; $50.
LEGENDS and Lyrics. a Book of Verses; by AIDE.
line Anne Proctor; 75c.
THE Political Works of George Crabbs O new edi
ton; illustrated, with a life; London LES
CHRISTIANITY the Logic of Creation by Henry
James I5c.
THE Voyage Of Christian Life in Song or Hymn
and Hymn Writers of Many Lands and Ages; IS
CHRISTIAN Hope by John Angel James 75c
AMERICAN Eloquence: Collection of Speeches
and Addresses by the moet Eminent Orators o!
America with Biographical Sketches and II.
Illustrative Notes; by Frank Moor; with Por-
traits: 2 vols, vo; library style, 500.
EaNESTIN. or the Hearts Longing BIZ Aletb; I Is
For sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE GO.
Ill
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F~NEw GooDs-I have received from
Philadelphia and New York. and will op,n this
DRESS GOODS. Also, a fine assor tmant of CLOTHS
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, along with general
stock of DOMESTIC GOODS of every grade and
quality, many Of which sell at much lees than
former prices.
Fine BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do A large
supply of Negro CLOTHING, of every description;
Brown and Bleached D0MESTiCS, and manysother
Goods too tedious to mention. usually keptfn the
Dry Goods line.
call is respectfully solicited Of all who want
cheap and good Goods. Come and see and Judge for
yourselves. at No 20 Main street
sc linn JNO SMITHER.
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SPECIAL NQXTCH1.
- JAcKson;s ExcrIsIos BIrrEas.

JACKSON HACkLslOh DtTTbho.-
To Nh r. n. JACOBSON, RIcHMoxp. vA.-Dedy Sir:
Feeling II my duty TO give In my evidence 10 regard
TO the many virtues contained In yonr Excelsior
Bitters. not only from resTcct 70 youreelf but also
that those who have never tried them, may be In.
duced to do to hereby certify. that, after pur-
chasing from yfu several dozen bottles for my
friends. / was at lsngth compelled TO try them for
myssl If and my whole crew. After leaving Rich
moud in May laet. hrund to Rio de Janeiro. mvseli
and crew. were taken down With severe dyspepsia.
or something very much like It. tried all the me.
dicines in my chest. eut 20 no purpose. until af
length, / remembered / had box of your Btters
on board and although had faith In them ut the
time am hsppy to state that By using half dozen
bottles according 20 directions. myself aad All my
able to eat our allowance without suffering any
pain. / would therefore recommend u to oil ship
masters at least excellent medicine to take to
sea with them. would not be without It. neither
at sea, nor shore, and would With confidence. re-
commend IL to the world.
CHARLES BUNKER.
Master of bark Zingarella Of New York:
Richmond. Sent. 22d, 1858 eeA
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RAILROAD DJSAsTER

CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.-The bridge at Fosters
Crossing the Little Miami Railroad, took fire
yesterday afternoon, and was pa, TALLY burnt
Five cars of freight train coming West. loaded
with -four and whiskey, subsequently, went
through the aperture and we're destroyed. No
person injured. The bridge was repaired i'm
mediately, and trains are now running.
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Esq NEW Goods
BREEDEN d FOX,

BREEDEN a. FOX,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS,
Are now receiving and offer 70 their city and
try friends, very large. cheap. and choice selec-
ton Of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
In Ladies' Dress Fabrics, they have splendid as
sortmenE, TO which particular attention il called.
say -
Paid and Striped VALENCIAS
POLE DE CHEVRE
Delaine kORES, a Les
Silk do do
Bayadere STRIPES
Rich Plaid do.
ALSO.
Housekeeping and Plantation Goods, in great
variety.
All of which will be offered TO the Wholesale and
&c i5-lO: 2i7 BROAD STREET.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE


Port Of Richmond, S,pt. 23-Hgh Water ~ o'eik.
.
ARRIVED,
schr NJ French, French, Philadelphia. coal,
Gooch 4 Echols.
echr Phoenix, Upton, Portland. syrup, b
Davenport
schr Emily Arm, Dawes, Baltimore, lumber, las.
River and Kanawha Comrany, iron to Il Da'
venport.
schr 8 vinton Washing ton. Petersburg. light,
W D Colquitt & Co.
SAILED.
schr West Wind, Burnett Alexandria, In ballast.
INV YoRK, Sept 22.--Cleared, schr @ Higgins,
Lou gstrett Richmond.
PORTLAND Sept. % Arrived, rchr z Arcularius.
Haskell, Rockland. for Richmond
NeRpoLK Va sent z3-Arrived fcheoner Geo NJ
Smith from New York. bound for Darien, Ga lost
foremast-put in for rspairs.
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NJ SPECIAL NOTICE TO PARDnfS.-
Mr.. TiGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
The duties of this School will be resumed on MON
DAY next, the 9th inst. at O'clock. when the
punctua, attendance OF pupils IL particularly re,
ouesfei in order that the School may be organized
at once.
Refers TO the following gentlemen. whose sons or
wards attended this School last session, viz:
Rev Drs Minnigerode Woodbridge and Keppler;
Drs CabelI Cnnnipghsm. Deaps and MsCa1i Messss
Beers Poindexter. Thos Alfriend WIN Sm ~.
ton. VIM Tr;pIett. q W Randolph: Rich'd HIN. 3
Minor, VIM q Crepshaw, Joseph 4 Crenshaw, Z
Fisher, NJ Martin, Geo J Palmer. Denny; Chas
= Yale. Geo West alex Mt. E ssdits ~
See advertisement in Whiq Central PREF byterian
and Dispatch. ~ n,
no oi-,t Franklin ct above It'll.
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NEW PUB alGATIONk.

DEMONS ABRIDGEMENT. VOL. 8,
ID At RANDOLPH'S
Bookstore and Bindery.
ERNEsTIN, or the Hearts Longngs; by Aleth-
Sl25
HIS TORY of Civilization in England; by Henry
Buckle; vol l. 25c
FAMILY GYMNASIUM, illu ,trated. of the most
approved methods-i25
SPURGEO GEMS, being brilliant passages from
lis discourses-l.00
FAMILY Christian Almanac, for 'S59-l2c
DRAKE on Attachment. new edition-5 50
BENTON'S Arrangement of the Debates Of Con-
gress. vol 5th slS24-26c
HAMPERS Magazine for October
GODEY'S and Grabam's Magazine for October.
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THE PARAaUAYAN ExPEDITloN.-The sloop of war
Preble arrived here yesterday from Annapolis, and
proceeded Immediately to The Navy Yard. The
Preble is attached to the Paraguay expedition
This is the third vessel Of the expedition now at
this station. Lieut.. VIM. II. Murdaugh. Flag Lieu
tenant of the Paraguay squadron, left here yester
day, to join Commodore Shubrck. The q. states
steamers Fulton and Arctic, of the Paraguay squa-
dron, arrived here last night. We learn, from
good authority, that the Paraguay squadron will
rendezvous at this station, preparatory to sailing
for its destination. 1t was here that Commodore
Porters "Mosquito Fleet" for chastising the Cuba
pirates, and the exploring expedition under Capt.
Wilkes, rendezvoused-NortokH Herald Of yester-
d1u
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NAVAL.

NORFOLK, Sept. 23.-Tbe U. 8. steamers Water
Witch, Fulton, Arctic aud sloop of war Preble, OF
the Paraguayan Expedition, arrived here last
night.
Alexandria for Bridgeport, put in here for repairs,
having been damaged by the gale.
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Poisoned VaIiey.or Java.

A brief account ofthe poisoned valley Of Java
appeared In the Dispatch, Of yesterday morning In
this short sketch the valley Is represented to have
been recently discovered. A citizen Of Richmond,
who has himself been in the island, informs that
this valley was visited more than twenty years
ago by party Of Englishmcn, and that 1t was
we'll known to the Dutch residents who resided in
its vicinity. The human skeletons found In the
valley, according to tradition, are the remains
of body Of rebels who, being pursued, took refuge
in the valley and there died.
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THE EPIDEMIC IN NEW ORLEANs.-The New Or
leans Bulletin says no we'll founded hope of any
immediate abatement of the epidemic there can
be enter tanned and adds:
Contrary to all precedents since 1S47 and includ
ing that year. its progress up to this late date has
been continuous, sometimes fuctuating from day
to day, but the weekly reports showing gradual
increase. The returns for the week ending last
Sunday morning at six o'clock summed up four
hundred and seventy two, an increase of twenty
three over the preceding week. The yellow fever
interments for the corresponding week in 1853
2S4; In 1855 they were 255. It will thus be seen
that the mortality at this present time is far grea
ter than at any previous time since and including
1S47.