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WONDERFUL CURES

ID WONDERFUL CURES.
llHEUMATlSM. Cons umption, Heart Disease
DrOpsy, Sorofu'a a. Sore Eyes, Piles. Cancers an
Tumors; all foul Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Female De
bty and !rreguarty, and oil those cases which tn,
celebrated physioans have failed to cure re invite,
TO call at once and have o speedy cure, by r
BROTHERS CO., alt Pa. avenue.
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NEW GROCERY WIsE AND LIQUOR

NE" 'KocEKssiT ssiT0RIEk 0MRIEkE AND LIoUoK
The subscriber bers leave 10 say that he has
opened New Store, corner Of 7th and = streets.
LIQUORS, CIGARS, and 6ne GR1CERiES''
hns Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Soap, Olives, Rals
ms, FHs Sardnes, AncnovIes, &C., ell Of the most
approved brands and qualities.
Families and members OF Congress are particular.
~ invited to call and examine the stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
general assortment of fine Havana Cirars, m
ported dIreot by the subscriber. ~ wholesale and
retail.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken in exchange.
1sevy's Old Whisky Of 1870 constantly on hand
Country orders punotualy attended 20, and Coun-
try Produce, of all description. received on oonsgn
ment. Jonas p LEVY
Successor TO Brereton & Bro, No. 464, 7th stree
corner of f, opposite the Patent Office. m 2S-lv
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FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN
WALL PAPERS,
FRE,B0A 10 20 PRIMTS, B0RDERS AND
GILTCORNICE Els AND SANDS, CURT4IN
PINS + TRIMMINGS.
Inc underslgned are now prepar ed, at the corner
OF 9Th and eets to offer to the public the largest
and most varied assortment of the above goods TO
be found in this clty. They have received within
the present week large additions to the stock and
Will constantly be in receipt of the latest and most
as any house north.
Paper put on by experienced workmen, under the
supervision of one Of the firm. "
FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK.
9. y. FRANKLIN,(
l.. J. RoTHRocK.{ iy 2e-eo2m
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k'OR SALE-A Market and Dairy FARM OF
a0out 81 acres, with all the necessary buildings.
&C., In hne condition. IL Is situated in Alexandra
oo9nty, Va. about five miles from the Long i3ridse
ana @ tso rom the Georgetown aaueduct. IL will be
letter, through the Post Office, to JAMES w.
BURCH, Washington City auitf
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SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Prof. DE CtENlEL is still In Washington, and
wishes TO intimate to the musical public that ~
he IL prepared TO receive a limited number oftr4$
spcclal pupils, advanced in music. to whom he >G4
wlil give thorough and complete aoademIs al
course Oi instruction rarely met with on the Harp
PlanofOrte. Guitar, Singing, and organ.
VIII also give regular course of instruction
tcOnfidentlayD in the true Art of Teaching Music
to qualify for the profession.
=, i erms made known on application at the new
MUS cal Repository, on the corner efllth street and
Penn. avenue. Sc Slim
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w TERN ACADEMY-

These designing to beot me members of this Inst,
tuition for the coming requested TO he pres
a. ~ -
au 2 colin 8. l.. LOOMS, A. NJ. PrIn'l
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For Rent and EaIa-

STORE FOR RENT-The .tore m Obio .y.
- nue.. between 18th and 18th SITS IL is partlouar-
~ suited lot the grocery and feed business Apply
10 Il; ): q w. M. CALF, northwest corner l9t6
auu ~ ses.. No oH. ie Is leotf
EOR RENT.-Suits of or single ROOMS. fur
- nlsned or uniurnlshed. very desrrsby located.
rate. Apply at SIS Penn. avenue, nearly oppoSite
National Hotel. '' Ofp'ei'e
su II T&Stf HOLDEN.
EOR RENT-Seversl well furnished Parlors and
Cnembers, suitable for families or single gentle
mens Tdey are pleasantly situated, and lighted with
gas throughout Apply at No. 2i5 F street south
sue, oetween I4th and 18th sts. ~yr Sc IA 2aw5t
t>eR SALE-A new BRICK HOUSE, No. a57
. llth street, between Massachusetts, ay enue md
M street containing five rooms, pa lor, dining
room and k1tchen, and carrs re- house. Will be sod
dately. Apply on the premises to JAS. +. FERRY.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-01-23
Tour of Their Maiesties.

IalFslay the 21st inst, H. B. Ms steamship
apt Meeham, departed for the windward is
nd their Majesties the King and Queen, having
the courteous invitation of Capt. NJ, embark
alr to Maui and Hawaii, accompanied by IL.
lekuaRaoa, DIR. and Mrs. Rookie, Messrs. {. u.
+ aud II. A. Nelson. They viii remain at Lahai-
days; thence proceed to Kealakakua, Hawaii,
al Aailua; thence to Hilo, when the volcano
@Oly be visited by some of the party. Thence
% the windwGrd of the islands, it is thought
party viii return to Honolulu in about three
4 guns we're fred from the Fort at the time
-ihatiOn, and their Majesties were saluted with
yards and three cheers from the American ana
2sH-oi-war as they passed those ships.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-01-23

10 a look at the Custom House tables under the
head of Spirits taken out of bond for consumption
in Lahaina. will develop curious feature of eeotal
statistics In that respectable town. where the King
egeS have not yet suffered the evil of licensing the
sale of prituous liquors. where total abstinence is the
rule, and the sale of glass of liquor the exception,
there have been taken out of bond of its own Custom
House, not less than 1902 gallons of liquor besides the
unnumbered but well known quantities which weekly 60
from the Honolulu Custom House to be disposed of in
Lahana. We do not suppose that this day any one
will attempt to tell US, that this amount of liquor was
re-sOld in Lahaina in the original PACKAGES; the
question then arises in minds, why the retail of
spiruous liquors in Lahana should be fee while is
heavily taxed in honolulu 1t possible that liquor
license in Lahana would dspel the prestige rather
the illusion of its teetotasm but it is high time that
the thing looked in its true light irrespective of
poetry, and dealt with according.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-01-23

~ rumor current in town yesterday, that
the schooner Kamehamea " had been lost in the late
gale in crossing the Hawaii channel 1t was said that
a main-boom had been picked up by the schooner
Manuokapai, and recognized as belonging to the K.
Fortunately we are able to state that the day when
said boom was picked up, the KaRehameha ". was
laying safely in Kawaihae, Hawaii, with her main
boom on board If there is any foundation for the ru
NOR some other vessel must have been the sufferer,
though we have yet learned who it possibly may be-
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Personal.

I a. Lathrop, late Vice Consul of the U. States
sase, lady and family, depart on Monday next
8 81. Mary's for California DR.. L. has been
$ ior many years on these Islands, and his de-
sAi leave gap not easily filed in a small
1y Ike ours. With the best wishes fer the
= aealth and prosperity of himself and family
T Doctor q sincere Aloha :,
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-01-23
III. L. Nj. Brig AIcIbiade.

we greet Wth pleasure the return of this vessel and
It's much esteemed Commander. Capt de Marigny, and
ocers The A'cbiade has been absent from this port
over year, yet the remembrance of her courteous
ofcers and the agreement of their intercourse with our
citizens, will not fail to procure them warm and gen.
eral welcome throughout the community The Acbiade
comes from Callao, via Nuhiva and Tahiti. We u-
derstand she will remain here for some time.
Etat Major du Brick Francais AIcibiade.
NJ MARYE DE MARIeNY, Captaine de Fregate, Com
nlGndaRt.
NJ. NJ. Briot, Lieutenant de vaiSseau
0'Neill, Enseigne
Porge, Z"
ROLAND. Chirurgien de 2e classe, Chirugie,
Major.
Leguen, Commits d. administration
MacGuckin de Slane, Ezeue de 2e classe.
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'C5t l)olpnesian;
,aished weekly at Honolulu. Oahu. HI.
rES GORDON HOPKINS, EDITOR.
Election Returns,

-lloTing returns from from Hawaii have
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The Broadway Murder,

In New York, on Monday, r. l.. Willis, keep
er OF the Broadway Gambling saloon, at which
murder Is said to have been committed In Sep
TENDER last. was committed to answer the
charge:
The complainant, Mary Mulhearn, states that
upon sunday, September 10Th, 1858, at about 3
O'Clock on the night OF that day she was awaken
go oy loud noise, which proceeded from the
lower entry Of house No 55I Broadway. She
heard man say: "For esd sake spare nv life,
sha you may 90 what you please with me-" And
distinctly heard the voice of the prisoner saying
In reply: cd d-n the Irish s-n of b.
dump him; ~ ard that on the same night she
slept with Mrs. Rocklif and her child, In the
mouse OF the accused, and that on the next morn
ing she went to the cistern or cess-pool to empty
some water, when she remarked portion of the
sleeve OF coat above the water, and that upon
going there again in the afternoon of the same
day she saw the head and face Of a man; besides
THIS she also says that when she got out of bed
on the morning Of the occurrence she saw a large
quantity OF blood In the lower entry Of the house.
and that Henry Clark - coloTed mani was
scrubbing about the walls; that she told her sis
ter OF these facts, whereupon she was remsved
oY her to her own house, and who charged her
70 say nothing about them. tbs not denied that
she was d sc want in the Louise of the accused, or
That she occupied the room stated by her, or that
she slept with Mrs Rockloff on that night; nor
has II been shown that IL was impossible for her
10 have heard in her room the noise or words
spoken, and which she has sworn to-
Dr. Chiffon, who has examined the premises
and analyzed the spots upon the entry wall, and
besides the cstern or cess pool states that he has
found them to be stains Of blood
Ann Mulhearn, the sister of the complainant,
corIooorates her statement in many particulars
and especially swears to seeing stains OF blood on
the wall In the lower entry, which were pointed
out to her by the complainant, on the following
Thursday. the same evening she took her away'
On the contrary, Henry CLARK, the colored man.
states that he remembers the night Of the 18th,
and that he was In the house all that MIG hit; and
that he went to b. between three and four O'Clock
In the morning; and that until mmedi lately be-
fore he went to bed there were gentlemen In the
parlor. and that he had seen them there before
but did not know their names; he denies wasbing
on any blood next morning from the walls In the
entry. This man is servant in. the house; he
waits upon the door; he keeps the parlors and
upper part OF the house in order. Ii seems he
remembers on the 2eth of October what hour he
went to bed, when he got up, and what he did
on the morning Of the 10Th of september previous;
yet, although he has been employed at the house
OF the accused for the last fourteen months, he
does not know what business was carried on
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

FROM NORTHERN NJ ExIco-The st,ansbin
General Rusk, which arrived at New Orleans
on the lst inst brings Information from North
ern Mexico.
Gen. Fidaurri has issued proclama,i,n. call
Ing on several merchants along the 10 Da
lbe sums annexed TO their names amountinu n
siJO W., or TO remove with their goods from, the
country, although the goods had paid him duties
81 will give no ex PLANTATION, and wi N no ones.
this carried out.n ~
Many American and foreign merchants were
preparing to remove when be revoked the decree
and lett Tor parts unknown
Toe BTownsville Flag of the 9th epds,vo.s IN
show that the liberia. cause Is not so desnerate as
Is represented. IL says that four kund red m VII
aufEl men were captured al d massacrrd bv MI
ramon The Boietin Official Of the 10th SAYS
Thar Vidaurri has Tesig ned the Command in CHIEF
1.-THE Northern forces in favor Of Col Zarsoosa-
WHO hid begun an active reorganization Of thu
Iolces, and had already equipped d force of more
tnan Two Thousand men. 4 forced loan and vol
untary contribution had bee CONNIE nee az Al on
terey, oy which 1t was thong bit that ample means
would Dc alsed 20 make new effort against Mi
ramon The Boleton says that vidaurfl,s resio
nation was caused by treason in his own cau,n
his guns having been spiked preyiou, TO recent
battle, to which his defeat is attributed
The Feactionists were committing dsnred ,,ions
and burning hsciendas
Al last accounts, Blanco and other Generals
were threatening San Luis, and battle was an
ticipated there soon ~
The ship Cornelia Lawrence. burakd I'M Chile
Bay is supposed TO have been fred by her crew
oniy small portion Of her cargo was saved
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ALEX ANDRIA.
Correspondence Of TIE Star.
AuuYANDprA Va ~


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. Q, less.
The Circuit Court, Judge John W. TYLER.
opened its Fall term yesterday.
The Grand Jury found true bills against Thos
Parsons for arson, Benjamin Waller for larceny.
and Richard Murray for larceny.
The d st case taken up was that Of The Com.
monwt alth VS. Thomas Parsons, charged with
setting fire to the warehouse Of Messfs = =
Master Son, on the night of the 5th Of Septem.
Der last.
A jury was empannelled as follows: Samuel
A. Baggott, foreman; 4. ID. Warfeld VIM
Buckingham, Cuthbert Powell, James H. De-
vaughn, w m Arnold, VIM. Mankin, F.. Hutch
inson, Charles F. Smoot. VIM H. Muir, LAIN
Arnold, and =. @ Henderson
The evidence in the case was IN substance the
same published in last Tuesdays STAR, and he
Jury, after ten minutes, gave a verdict of guilty
and sentenced the prisoner to five wears impris.
onment In the penitentiarv. c f.. Stuart for
prosecution; F. Beach for defence
L he case OF the Commonwealth a. ainst Waller
Tor horse stealing, was set for to-day, and the
onTt adjourned until this morning
We have seldom seen crowded house more
thoroughly delighted than was the audience that
assembled at Liberty Hall last evening to witness
the dramatic entertainment offered by the Kunkel
company Fishes 1" Toby Twinkle,' and Pad
dy Miles's Boy" Miss PaTtingtoI's "His aland
ring, and MT Parker's medley, each brought
down the house. To- night the same companv
offer, with the assurance of a crowded hall
Robert Macaire; or, the Two NJ urderers, - after
wnicn, songs and dances. concluding with " Mr.
and Mrs Peter w hite'
The city councils hold their regular monthly
sessions tonight.
The Sentinel says: /" On the Sd instant, a chsI-
lenge was passed and accepted between Messrs
John X. Shumate and James nj Catlrtt, agent
at Catlett's Station, o. & A. X } and the
usual arrangements were being made when Jus
tice Stone got wind of it, and issued his warrant,
directed to Constable Cowne, who arrested the
parties. Justice Stone required them to enter
into the usual bonds 10 keep the peace Thus
the painful affair was stopped.
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PERSONAL

-: Hon VI A. Otero and lady, of New Me,ico
National. ''
-. Hon. A. Stonston, OF England, Gov Man
mag, OF south Carolina, Hon. s. i. Cox, and
Judge rhos Miller, Of Ohio, are at Browns.
-. AadAme Anna Bishop has arrived In Lon
eon, ana engagements are pending with the dI.
I.e.oIs OF the crystal palace to make her T.afyss
al Sydenham before London.
-; ne woman who was some time AGO ar
rested at Constantinople, with four miIlions N
Sonn'eIien turkish money in her trunks, has lust
been up for trial, but the prisoner dem,nds tims
To obtain testimony from the United states hich
has been granted. ''n
- IL is stated In aletter from Berlin tba, The
eldest son Of Count Schaafgolseh, Marshal OF the
Count TO Prince Charles, was to marry the richest
Leiress In Germany, but that an obstacle existed
as tue young lady, although possessing fortune
OF thirty million francs, belonged TO what is
called The lower classes, being the daug hter of
simple proprietor Of mines, and the marriage was
not therefore an equal one. In order to remove
corded to the lady.
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ASNzxaTION.-The London Morning Post
ssys that negotiations which Mr.. Pierce did not
complete have been umed by Mr.. Buchanan,
the President Of the United States with the Chief
OF the Republic OF 81. Domingo, for the cession
oil the bay of SANTANA, at the eastern end of the
Island Our contemporary says s'that this POI,
could be easily converted into second Sebastopol,
which would give its possessors the command
OF the ne;ghboring seas. The pretext alleged by
Mr.. Pierce was that he wished TO obtain coal
depot for the accommodation OF the United States
men-of-war." The Post contends tina, this would
be preliminary to the annexation of the island,
and calls upon the English Government TO stop
the present negotiation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

MOVEMENT ON THE Acknowledging to the
Paris correspondent Of the London Globe, the
last India mail brings important details as to the
development Of huscovite power at The mouth
OF the Amoor. Before it disembogues into the
QUIZ OF Niekolajaw, this mighty stream approach
6 The sea by bend so as to be only sixty versts
or forty miles from the gulf of Das,ries, AID to
ooviafe the banks of sand at its junction with the
ocean, the Russian engineers propose a railway
rom the admirable roadstead last named The
name Is rench, and was given to this part Of
the coast oy the celebrated navigator, Lapeir.
ouse' whose faie, involved in mystery, occupied
Europe at the close of the last century. Dastrie.
was then French Ministre de Marine The
Plorins s.eam-frigate America, by the report of
lis Russian captain, found still more seryicea.
Die Day farther south, opposite the japanese Is
land OF Matzmsi, and no similar craft had ever
been seen in those waters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

THAxxssIvINe.-Thanks day will 10
observed in the following States, by appointment
oftheir several executives, as follows: New York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Nov. Is; Maine, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Con.
necticut, Maryland, Illinois, Iowa, Alabama,
Mississippi, Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin,
Vermont, and Indiana, Moves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

IG,ai ,;.;.....-.i Isl ,is3I Total. .r5e, e.
hePuoilcan majority in the State, p, BOO
Inc total vote for Congress (includine a few
seateding, mainly for American candidates) In
.1H 80 That for President In 1856, was-Frr-
mont Bueh ansn, l7o s74; Fillmore, d l26:
iotal, sso,4sd Last year, with a Governor and
legislature 10 eject the total poll was but 800, 736
Florida.
The majority Of Hon George = pavkin. q,
Florida, for Congress- SO far as a.csrt.inad' =.
So over his com petitor -
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VOLUNTEERS,

@HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEERS,
@ WASHING TON, Nov. 5. 1853.
and -, at the Colu mbia Annoy will be held on
FRIDAY EVENINGS, at O'Clock That for the
DESIGNATED By their captains will be held next RI
DAY, the l2th inst and that for the commissioned
FRIDAY, and 80 on. alternately, until further
orders. The officers, nom commissioned ofhcerS,
and privatss will goyeTn themselves acoordiLsiy.
ssS ''s WV y S''' - il. N. ODER. Adiaiaa,.
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ERIGHTFUL MoRrALITY.-From June p to
October "a, $50 people died in New Orleans !;
and OF these ,6s4 OF yellow fever. For the week
previous-to November ], there were Isj deaths of
the same disease
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THE STATE ELECTIONS,
New York.

The Republican majority on the State ticket Is
about i $40 The oticiai returns will, doubt
Irss, acd 10 that number. The vote for Gerrit
smith Is reported from but q few localities hut
they are those where he polls his heaviest vote
HIS entire vote will probably be between 1000
and o"o- for more precise statement Of the
returns.
Ohie.
lie vote Tor members of Congress throug hont
The State N officially returned as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

IL We have the Westminster Review Il
October from Taylcr Maury, and Chambers
Journal for the same month from J Shiliington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

IL A bill was introduced Ia the Georgia Leg
isiature, on Friday, providing for a repeal Of the
clause of tne State constitution prohibiting the
importation Of Africans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union thus sounds its I'm ola for tbs

The Union thus sounds its buglsI for the
rally Of 1850: --,s .-=-- 4
"No one can now doubt who Is TO be the Re
publican standard-bearer In 1850 Gov Sewafd
Is. beyond all question, the man. III be succeeds
in his plans, State rights, and the Union and our
liberties, will fall before him. This il the Ques-
ton, and the people of the several States must
vote upon IL. The Democracy accept the issue,
and will fght to the last for State rights and the
perpetuity Of that Union which our fathers formed
and Transmitted to us. IL IL fortunate that this
issue-this treason to our institutions and liber.
ties-has been 80 early and SO boldly made and
rendered Let the Democracy sound the alarm
Let their watchword be " State rights, the U nion
and our liberties d, $3.50
The I"teHigencey, from amidst half hun
dred omens and representations drawn from
the recent elections, makes its own inference
thus: r.. ... q
:" Al present IL would seem to be incontestable
tnat the Anti Leeompton wing Of the Demo.
eratc army has proved itself sufficiently strong
70 expect and demand that Its opinions shall
nave due weight In deciding the future policy OF
the party, which, II Is made to appear, can hope
Tor future success only by conciliatIng the sup.
port OF those who have been lately denounced In
certain quarters as faction:sts' and dsorgan.
izerp'n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

NEEDLrs.-Batss's Helix drilled Eyed Sharps
I and Bstweens, Of oil numbers; Darnlng, Knit
ting, and Crochet Needles; Cabas, Portemonnais,
Halr FINS, SCISSORS, Pen Knives, Razors, Strops,
Shaving brushes, Q complete assortment OF Toilet
Artieless and Fresh Perfumery. received every
week. For sale - the very lowest pIIces by
4 II. X. LUNDY, No. so Pa av.,
noGlv National hotel buiding,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

IL Several inches Of snow fell al Bangor
Maine on Sunday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

ID The DEATHS from yellow fever az Charles.
ton du:i ing the past week Were ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

Mr.. Hatch was honored with an unanimous
denomination, and he has received the cordia
and united support Of the whole party, and three
hundred and eleven votes more than were cast for
him before. We chronicle this fact with pleasure
The Democracy Of Erie county have been true to
themselves, their principles, and their candi-
dates. Mr-Hateh bore himself gallantly in the
contest, against most INSCRIPTIONS aud COM
bined opposition, never shrinking from meeting
any OF the responsibilities which he incurred In
giving an early. continued, and Arm support to
tue ADMINISTRATION Of James Buchanan. His op-
ponents have conceded his ability and fidelity in
maintaining In Congress the interests Of our
commercial city, and his Democratic constituent
ey al the polls have approved of his political acts
Cnder these circumstances, defeat has no sting
ana our present minority casts no gloomy shad-
Ows before.
ARROW Roor. have frequently pub
lished items Of intelligence from the Asricultu.
raj Bureau of the Patent Office, going to show
the great practical utility of that branch of our
governmental affairs. Subjoined is descrip.
ton, furnished by the Bureau, of the process #
manufacturing the arrow root, of commerce.
which is now imported into this country in
large quantities, notwithstanding that il NAV
be FsaS'ly cultivated in this CLIMATE, and il