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BosIoN MAYoRAIirY. Hon. Josiah Ouin.
ey Jr., who was nominated by the temper
ance people, declines being a candidate.-
The CITIZENS nomination is the present
Mayor. +. W. Lincoln. The Republicans
have nominated Hon. Moses K;nball.
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WORTHY or NorE. The fact that disease
lungs, even in the middle and latter stages Of
Consumption, have been cured, in repeated
instances by Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
can be substantiated BY the strongest proof.
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% the outor edge Of the Gulf STRAIN. Our
eosltion at noon WIS in lat 81 SO ~. lopy,
% IL w. 1t appeared that we had been
moving to the northwari and eastwarl
nearly as fast as the cyclone, which wsald
account for tn. l'ng Continuance Gifts !, .rri.
cane v''isnce'-tC5rrespon lens Of u, Eve.
Post
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Durno's Snuff is one of those articles which
commends itself to the intelligent as meeting
demand not heretofore provided for in med.
icine.
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STOPPING The fRANKING PRIVILEGE. Tho
Postmaster General has stopped the frank
ing OF public documents hurtful to the Blu
enan"n democracy, y the Douglas f,o!ters. .
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Hon. T. l.. Ciingman and Ex Gov. Bragg
have been elected Senator from North caro-.
lima,
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Hon. Stephen C. Foster was passenger
on Monday, last week, in the Steamer Ad-
miral, en- rout to Washington.
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National americans of Boston have nom
mated Dr. J. V. {. Smith for Mayor
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STATE OF MAINE.

IxEcrrivE DEPARTMENT.
Augusta, Nov. L., 1858.
Al ali ,dr el session Of the Executive Council will he
HI the CouAca chanber, ia Augusta, on Wednesday
tie ..heeuIh DAY .. December next
Attes;;--AoAH SMITH, Ja.,
- Secretary Of State.
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- Won STAND IT The tisunion d ,csrine.s
Of senator Stewards R.'vhester speech won t
so-dawn wfth'the pic arsus.
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THANKSGIVING DAY. There did not seem
to be anything very exciting going on du-
ring the day in our village. Rev Mr.. Ten
ney preached a very excellent sermon at his
church on that day. We have seldom heard
more appropriate one, or one more prac-
teal and worthy of treasuring up for guild
ance and direction in life.
Many were the turkeys devoured with all
the fxings. How many genuine, heartfelt
thank offerings went up to Heaven, eternity
can only reveal.
The Ball in the evening, we learn, was
well attended, and passed of in the best
manner.
Our marke. was well supplied with all
the eatables necessary to satisfy the calls Of
customers. All the drawback to ones en-
joying turkey, seemed to be the wherewith
to purchase one. We think mos, all, how
ever, Jared sumptuously.
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MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
never fails to give immediate relief.
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BRITISH PERIODICALS. We particuI

BRITIsH PERIODICALS. We particularly
call attention Of readers to the advertisement,
Of Leonard Scott i Co, to be found in our
columns. This enterprising and reliable
House pays the Foreign Publishers for the
right to re-publish and receive advance cop
les, thereby giving to their readers thest
English periodicals about as soon as pub
lished in England, and THREE TIMES as
cheap.
The present time is desirable one te
subscribe, as the forth coming numbers will
commence new volumes. The cheapness Of
these reprints bring them within the mean,
of most every reading man; and their &C.
knowledged ability and high literary excel,
lence, render them invaluable to the intelli-
gent reader.
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Dead Wan Picking Himself In.
GHOST BRINGING MS BONES IRON HARTFORD

Il cu,sr rptxo,xn me poxre r,ow ,n-r.,x
:. -. ''"'
!, The .n;ritualist, of this city or ro-,;,,
of,b,n, a. isas, a., ,,r,voI d. w. .l
II ono.tion whether tho snir;t IF a man NJ
l. dead b,1v Wa diss,rt,d h, MAJ II
d student in Hartford Connecticut ,s nicL;ns
n bimseICun n;ernmenI and brin rim, his h,nns
=, one bv one, IA this citv. +, h, mt t,getbe,
again. Tho Weakly sn;r;t,ol conferar,co,
: have seen fit IN m.te his n snb;ac, NJ in,
5 ouirv, and The Sn;ritnal Tejorr,nb rrnn
/ time to time. informs its readers of the nro.
gress of the affair.
The story is related sufstonti,llv M f,l.
T lows. When Dir Redman tho r,r,nor 81 ~
orion. in Twelfth street, New York. was n
t medical student. n body was ia be d;sses,o al
upon a certain occasion: and the stnaent.
agreed to draw lots to determine which, ope
shoud have the homes DR. Raam,n ,,as
already n medium. md before the dissection
took place the spirit communicated with
him. and exrressad tho wish that his homes
might fall into Redman's possession The
doctor rcrlpd that since pos ession was to
be determined nv lot he migbt not oct them
Draw first a." rrnliel the shirt ..and will
make y1u draw the prize"
Acting upon This hint tho luckv Redmon
drew first and took the bones, lie convey.
,l hon, .,II,n,.s5 I.i
tlcr, ,,,,, If tbo,n -, 4.e"t's
a. J.; ia; '''S 's'' w ms
U,r;,,, r,,S.HI e. Ii.
I,r L;. g 49, n no eng"
ouested i'm to bring the remainder of i, >,
a " '''I i0i'"'"uei vi IL 10
'ne ONCE WhereuPon me gnost who owned
anu occupied the dilaPldntcd and abused
'cneih'nt, set up loud Knocking, and
= chained Tue f,sh'' "hich no reasonable man
cou'a uchv nun OF having a word to say
"pou' u1e disposition OF ms bones. lie ex
!'gssea d ~ili'nshess mat they should be
difference to him whether the oss fled portion
of his frame was in one place or another ::
still, 1t was natural he should feel some
pride in the matter, and expressed the de-
termination Of bringing the bones from Hart
ford To this CITY himself.
The extraordinary determination. which
we believe. has RIO paralled in ebestoIocv
ancient or modern, il is ALLEGED il t,.f;,,,
carried out. The very next day after !, was
announced, a bone drorp,d on the Sidewalk
in front Of the two doctors near their hons
and since that time bone after hone has toen
moved. sometimes drorrine from the ceil;nr
and sometimes upon the walk On tho o6tS
of Nav the pho ST did onu,psp.i oo5d 4 80
Hork. As the doctors were cruss,nr Rr,aa
wav and I b;r,oa,,b .,o,, -.
bone draped at their feet, and at !; a'clmt
the afternoon another encountered ~, i.
Fn,,,oo,,,b ,',t' " 'i.e'l IN
special column. f'' '''''' VI '''e
The ghost whose body has hoe, .h.s ,,,
nm and mnyed docs NOT h",r.,ou -, va
exclusive credit Of the removal VIII ,he
fairness which ,,o ,,,,s, ,,'iI IN 'iie
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S3l0,432 $40
34S,4ooS $40

only hIheteen million less than in ls55, and
thirty-one millions less than in 1857. In
other words We have decreased the difference
against us in our foreign trade as compared
with 1896 by the sum of twentv-eight mil
lions, and as compared with 1857, BY the
sum Of fifty four millions - Boston Journal.
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The Mediterranean. auadron

Public attention has been drawn of late to the
great expense aud complete useessness of the Gus
tom OF Keeping up "a snowy Mediterranean Squad.
ron. Ii s not demanded by any necessities of orr
commefen IN that quarter, nor productive Of
any beneficial effect proportionate to fits cost The
great nafal powers of the world fully under
stand III, naval resources of America rithon' tho
cbildish parade of large steam frfsstcs, which,
though models in build and armament, ought No.
without some corresponding adyantag9, to be sta
toned in hsrbors where all their peculiar roint. IN,
at once be observed and adopted. The United States
Mediterranean Squadron is little more than A ma
iional yacht club, for the entertainment and d.
version OF fortunate officers. There are hard
working and gallant commanders in our service,
who have never 10 long life been sent to the Med
iterranesn, but been always kept In the Chinese,
Pacihe, West lndia and African waters. The Ameri-
can people want a navy for USE aud not for show /,
and the sooner the Mediterranean nuisance is
abated the better.
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o,,rsposprscr OF r,,e slcaxosp p.rIr prsp.rcHl


NuKfoIx. June let, 1858.
The three great phases Of negro stealing were
presented at the court house to-day. presenting
combination Of three aspects OF the great 'nee
question In the United States court ,oo 20 az
the second hoor, was progressing tue l,ia, p,,a.
bark VIM a. Lewis. arrested up tue tohkV ~ ~
and brought into this port. as siases rre.
circuit. Immediately beneath-Jndse naAs t,ha
siding-Paul J. Ballas was unne, 49,, .,t,h
charge Of stealing a neero-ne', s., ,ha
| any purpose Of emancipanne 80 The bn,Idiur.
Mayor's Court, In another part oi 'ue a. S
vas 6,Ied With an excited throng 10 IVA ~" 80 -.
animation of the witnesses IN tue ~ ~ a.. r.,
monwealth vs. the captain ana ere" VI W. .s.,
nis French, charged with tne ins Tn ali these
INC a negro slave of to the North iu ~. '"eeo
-. crn;ditv was the oniaus, coupled In INC .a''
tor with the most appalling ana reckless inuu.
marity towards the black yietini' since 10 SET
a negro adrift In the North, wou'o oe pu t.15s
h,n, In n more cruel Ak than any OF the notapie
nra1ioameuts Of Robinson Crusoe. Stnbad the SUI
~ ar peter wilkins, of marvellous memory.
In Tho case of the bark the Court will be occupied
for two or three days. In the case OF batas' the
Inr,. after a consultation of five minutes return
eJ with a verdict of guilty, and fixed his term at
three wears in the peDitentiary
In the case Of the kidnapping schooner Francis
French only one witne s was examined, whose
,estimony was but confederation Of the facts al
ready furnished your readers. The boy Antho-
nv was identified and the prisoners remanded TOR
further examination.
The utmost excitement pervades our communi'
ty. occasioned by the reception of the news from
Petersburg of the arrest of Baylis and the vessel
belonging to Dandenberg 1t is well that Danden
berg had gone, or much fear that we should
have been under the dsagreeable necessity OF
chronicliUg some scenes OF violence and possibly
of blood
1t is said that the infamous negro-stealer, Mott
has not gone North, as was reported, but isskuik
ing in North Carolina intending to visit his daugh
ter. who is teaching school somewhere in thai
State. PERCUSSION.
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England, France and the Unite d
States

In an article on this subject, the New York
Jkraid expresses the opinion, in view OF the iR
t.nte cordiqlc long existing between Louis Ma
poleon and Palmerston and the lntrigues OF the
French agent Monsieur Belly. in Central Amer
lea. that should Paimerston succeed in returning
tooffice in England, it is not at all improbable
that these two crusaders against liberty may uu-
dertake a campaign against the United States.
such All event." adds the Herald, "as a naval
war with England, even with England and
Prancs-sad no other than naval war is within
the bounds of probability-would not only alter
the entire condition aud policy of the United
States, but would change the face of the whole
world Its effects in material point of view upon
this country would be most extraordinary. Our
external commerce stopped, our domestic indua
try would receive an unparalleled impulse. But
the immense industrial impulse that naval war
with England would give to us, is not, by any
means, the effect it would produce. Close oar
markets for short season to England aud france,
aud they would lose at once one-thrd of their emit
foreign trade and onehaf of the elements of their
industry, which they do not and cannot produce.
Such an event would deprive the powers of West
ern Europe of the greater part of their means CT
revenue, aud of paying the interest on their enor-
nous debts; aud produce a social and political
revolution IN every Country inert, uputhNiuR the
very foundations of society in all of them except
Russia, which possesses almost the came elements
of selfsustenance as ourselves"
We canuot agree with the Herald that in the event
Of combination of England and France against
this country, s.ao other than n1rdl is ,oithia
the bounds Of probability" With EnglaDd as cur
only enemy that remark is true. but add France,
aud the character of the contest i az once changed
and with it disappear all the agreeable results so
z aphically depicted by the HeT1U The war in
acting together France is as strong in military
as EnglaDd in naval force, and could as readily
send three hundred thousand troops to the West
as to the East. No such considerations should
prevent the proper vindicaton of our rights, but
war with the two would be very different affair
from war with Ell gland alone. In a war against
both, every seaport town in America would in six
months be in possession Of the French Army, and
it would require struggle long as the war OF
Independence 10 ayeDge the violated sanctity Of
our coll.
IL be true that the foreign trade of these coun
tries woull be vastly injured by such II war, aud
social and political revolution be the consequences
the sstets ruler of France will not hazard such re-
suits for the sake of the English alliance. Nor do
we believe that the policy Of our country, any
more than of England and France, dictate war
Peace is the interest Of one and ALL aud ought only
TO be sacrificed to the stern demands Of national
honor and Independence
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Gen. S. C. Jacobs formerly assistant Postmaster
General died at NatCbeZ Miss on the 22f ult.
James and Cornelius Gormery, died instantly. in
Philadelphia. on the I'd inst, from foul air 10 a
well which they were excavating.
Sab, Mr.. Sinpkins. We have not chairs enough
FIR our company" saba gay Young wife to her fru
xai husbaod. PLENTY of chairs. my duCky, but a
little too much company" replied Mr.. SimpkiDs.
A quaint writer observes that at II. with refer.
ence to her beau. woman inquiries which is be
At 20. grown more ambitions, who is he ? At 25
the world having produced its effects, what has
be But at 30, in despair, where is he?
Mrs. Fanny Kemble, Mrs. Jenny Lind Gold
schmidt, Mrs Ellen Tree Kean, and Mrs. Julia
Dean Iiayne. are all regular communicates of the
Episcopal Church.
The inability Of a wife to make bread has been
declared sufficient ground for divorce by County
Agri, utural Society in the State of Iowa.
John Clinton, an English sailor. was found
drowned at Norfolk, Va, on the ID inst.
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IL b curious fact that whilst the Tory party
io'the British Parliament oppose the bill for the
relief OF the Jews, their most distinguished leader
in che Hosse OF Commons, 10 Hebrew of the He
brews, Mr.. DIsraeIi, who has written eloquently
In behalf OF his nation, and whose very appear
ance Is az isrseiitisb as his name This remarkable
man mas proved as tuccessful In political lters
~ me- and BIAS shown hlmself as much at home
among the hard realities Of the Exchequer as In
ths aneifai realms OF romance. A fnancier. deha
.es' orator he has few equals 10 Parliament. and
s"sts are lew who care 10 cope with him in break
"s 'ns lance Of wit and invective. Prompt, spiri-
"' pisusibie, dashinR, he Is, rs was once said
" ah"'hef british statesman, Rnpert Of d. bait,
hs'ng proof ef the qualifications OF Jews fol
the House Of commsns, or any other deliberate.
ksa5.
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-
YHLH0HArHIC N6W9s
IMPORTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPAruH
COMMITTEE in NE"
ORLEANS.
ARSENAL SEIZED BY ARMED MEN.
, Battle with the CITY Authorities Expected

NEW On FANS June Lat night, the members
OF Vigilance Committee, in large numbers, LOON
possessiom of the arsenal 10 jackson square. IHis
morning the executive committee OF she vigilance
n,e 10 lin them. and announce their determine
ton TO carry out their measures. Loaded cannon
are placed about the arsenal, and 700 armed men
stationed on guard there.
The disturbance Ia In relation to reform IN mn-
nicipal sfr,irs and for the prevention OF outrages
and assassination.
Al II o'clock this morning Gen. Tracey's division
OF militia was called out
The common council Is 10 secret sesslon' Inv
city ia Ia great confusion.
The council have possession of the brst DIVISION
of the armory with 10 rounds of ammunition.
A battle is expected this evening
TsEcoNp DIspATcH.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3. 7. Mine rint &C. na'
been read AT the headquarters Of the Vigilance
Committee. The militia are busily engaseo ma
king ball cartridges.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

WASHINGTON, June 3.-SnGte.-Mr Douglas III
PRODUCED bill to amend the act of 1889, so as to
give mower to the President to provide for the de-
fence of the country.
Mr. Seward moved to rescined the resolution for
adjournment which was amended by inserting the
18th inst, instead of7th, and passed.
The miscellaneous appropriations were under
dscusti N.
House-The Minnesota contested election case
was discussed.
The rules suspended, and a resolution III
troduced aud referred. authorizing the President
to arrest all British vessels of war found commit
ting outrages on orr merchantmen.
The Seuate's resolution for extending the session.
was amended by substituting next Thursday for
the 18th, and passed.
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IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.
GOV CUMMINGS EXPELLED FROM SALT Ian
THE MURM0NS DETERMINED TO FIGHT.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Dstes from Camp Scott are 70
May 6th .,,
Two Mormous had arrived ut Leavenworth'
bringing dispatches from Gov. cummings iof tue
Secretary of State.
The United States troops are expected 10 move
on towards Utah Valley about the end OF Nay
The expressmau states that the COMMANDER a'
Fort Kearney instructed him to INFORM Co', rloll.
roe that Gov CUMMINGS had been expelled from
Salt Lake CITY, and the Mormous were IN arms ana
determined upon resistance. Also, to request oo''
Monroe 10 push on his troops speedily.
Col Hoffmans command was met near fort Lar
annie. They encountered three feet sno" Gu 'he
route.
The Peace commissioners had passed Fort Lara
mic and were Obliged to swim Platte river
No official in formation Of the above news has
been received
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, June 3.-Arrived, brig Nahan.
S.etsGD, from Tampico, on the 22d May.
Nidaurri retreated to Monterey Thousands o!
mu-kets being sent there for his use.
Zuloago had established a military tribunal.
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DOR HIRE-for the balauce of the
l year. able Bodied young MAN. Amply to
iaA
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BURNED To nEkTH.-0u Saturday night last, tn
house OF Rev Joseph Barlow. Presbyterian clergy
man at Franklin Pa, took fire. Approaching
the kitchen where the fire appeared TO have origi
mated. Mr. Barlow opened the door, ard he flame
burst upon him. He Immediately sank down, ant
scarcely showed sign of life afterwards. havius
prob ably inhaled the flame His wife aud danghte;
und it impossible to loosen the death grasp OF hi
ha0d upon the door and were compelled TO Ieay
his body to be consumed.
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nrDs THos.

nrDR THos. JOHNSON has taken an
office on Main street. over the grocery store of Will
son Bosher. opposite the Old Market where his
friends can always find hlm ready to attend to the
duties OF his profession
All Surgical Operations performed.
aS- Entrance, next door to Mr. A Strecker.
lie 4-lm#
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BARGAINS.-ChARLEs

~ GwATklk. lei Main street, Opposite kxehshSe
Rank Choice and desirable ladies, Dress et VI
sect nd mourning Bay aGafe Beragess black a. lel'
pie Jaconet Plai5s. new sty les, Mourning 20
Black Begage Robes. various prices; klaeks PC ft'
pie Robes, do do; BLACK. Purple ami ersy Fei
ao Hack aud silver eoored BAY aaare fop,ih p =
and hite Prints; Black aud White baeais, an W
q A GwAJklN,
req opposite ny bAhk,
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VIRGINIA LAND WARRANTs-CoLLtNs's rEA-
MERS.

WASHINGTON, June 3--The Attorney General
has decided that as general principle the Nlrgi
mia Land Warrants ought to be settled and adJudI-
dated according TO the laws of Virginia. or by such
tribunal as the President may see fit to charge
with that duty The Secretary OF the Interior
cannot go behind the adjudication of the Governor
aud council of that state.
Tho Uonse POST Office Committee is understood
to have decided to pay Collins line of steamers the
si47 900 withheld for Ericsson. The line will
re commence it's trips to England on the Sd OF
July, under the auspices of the New Amelcan
Company, substituting Southampton for Liverpool
"a tha most of entry.
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WHO WANTS A PREsENr-or rather, who doe,
not want one The GIFT Book STORE, at No s:
Vain street. is still open, and rapidly dsposing Of
both Books and Presents; aud it is not strang thai
they do SO brisk a business for there you buy q
Book land they have all kinds.) at the usual retail
price, aud get with it elez CANT present, worth in
many CASTS ten times the amount paid for the Book
Call at 50 Main street u
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Eas~ LADIES AND MILLIrERs will find
at the LADIES BAZAAR No l7I Broad street
one of the -
HIGHEST and BEST ASSIGNMENTS
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CASE OF GENERAL WALKER

Nrw ORLEANS, June 3.--The jury in the case OF
Geu. Vim. Walker disagreed upon verdict. Gen
W. demanded a trial, but hOLe proSoq.s has
been entered u The case.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGTcLATURE.-MESSA
or THE GOVERNOR

CoscoRD, n IL, June 3-The New Hampshire
Legislature met yesterday. Governor Hale, in
his annual message, deals mainly with local points
He says the finances of the State are in prosper,
GUS condition in all respects. In concluding, he
says: 1.-The aggressive claims of the South, have
produced an agitation of the slavery question.
which will continue and increase as long as such
assnmntions are insisted upon."
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BRIGHAM YCrNG Brigham Young, in one Of his
late sermons gives curious account of his trav
eveling four hundred miles by sage in 1899, start
ing with only 1880 in his pocket. He states that
at every point where he had expenses to pay he
found his pocket. on putting his hand into it
mysteriously aud miracuonsly replenished l.
he quite sure.that it was his own pocket he go'
his ha nd
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DEPARTURE OF THE NIAGARA.
BosToY, June 1.-The r. NJ. Steamship Niagara
sailed at noon. with 1870 passengers for Liverpool
and l6 for Ualif,x. and $4,000 in specie.
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Board OF VISITORS The following gentlemen
constitute the Board of Visitors Of the Virgins
Military Institute for the present year, viz:
Gen George Blow. Norfolk Col James KEN
per- Madison; Col Philip ST George Cooke. Powha
tan: Col X Claybro K. Northumberland; William
Mclaughlin. Esq, Rockbridge; John Echols Esq
Monroe: John Harris, Esq, Rockingham: Edward
c Banker. Esq. Preston: Gen Wm ii RichaNason
Adi't Genl eG 0.iiciO.