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Com WANNA oS THE HrpsoS-TU Frrn Fnosu AVID
sso~A great change has taken place within the last
four Ave days In the weather the Hudsoa river.
On Thursday and Friday very hot On Saturday,
about eleven o'clock rain began fall and short time
the weather cold room was very uncomfcrta
bs without ire IN this city Saturday, the thcrmo
meter stood egsty three dcrceF three o'clock and
one ~ the hottest days tbs year The difference In the
thermometer In the river citcs must have been very
great On sunday night there up river.
u slight, and vas fc only In tho valleys Monday
and sscay the weather again very nne, but yescr
day another great change took place. Almost gallo
bi0x the shoe time, and the weather VERY cold
Between three ana four O'Clock therwas slight is Of
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These ists do not comprise the toaing population the
garrison the prisoners Of different classes
he exports Of sugar and moases since the LIST Of jan
nary 10 the Odd Of August 1860 we're as fe.lows:-
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70 Front street
The committee will forward per steamer, Saturday
% rpnds received up 70 twelve o'clock on Friday.
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Aid for syrian Sufferers.

Toe Committee for the Relief OF toe IvsItuie ana si
ferrg IN syria acknowledge the receipt Of IT, 'oowirg
sums
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alemcm.

ship MemDon Furmsn from Liverpool for voosung. June
-. In the Straits Of SuLds
ship Geo, washDpon Cummings, from - iohn, NIB for
Liverpool, Aug 20 lat A. Ion ~ 81
ship. supposed the Grant from Liverpool or Boston,
Sept 4 on Cape Sable
Am bark showing blne, white and red ssn. With let
IN the white Aug II la ~ ~ < lon 30.
81 ~
Brig Belle of Gambler from sonbrero for Hamrsoo Roads,
Sept g. lat Is 20, lon 68 IL.
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Corf De Field,
Jeeph A.sop,
R1ot. = Webo,
B. B Blydenburgh
Eugene ketsltss,
N. q. Kortrigt,
Henry n. Ward,
Francis u. Ewes,
Jos. y varprm, Jr.
Cras Z. Leary,
y. F, Msrbury,
2. T. Nicoll,
J. Coddingion,
7. 3 Sstter,hwsite ,
A. Bininger,
Daniel B Fearing,
Philip Y Hof'aln,
Arson livingsuor,
George A. Jones,
, r. III. Wlns'ow,
VI .. Rhir chandler,
lambert Suvdam,
w y Washington,
y II. De'ano,
Thomas " Fsilie,
David Tnonpson,
3. B Chittensien,
Henry G. BJwen,
" b. Cla lin,
v r. n. lauier,
X J. Livingston,
Peter Marie,
Edmund penfjlf,
Thomas Ward II n.
Chss. A Clinton,
I. y. Churshill
z Smith Clark,
Lewis q Zones,
Richhrf K. Morris,
, Sydney Webster,
Isaac Bronson.
William ,. Mayo,
, '. W. Chandler,
IL Henry q RUsssll,
Theo y 1ronr1n,
!, Frank ". Elli4rJ,
Henry O. Chal man
Jam y Coils.
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Joseph lawrence,
g . Hais.ed,
J. Watson Webb,
Snephe, d knapp,
Thomas nls,suJn,
Robert l. Sc art,
John McKeseon,
William ". Brady,
,Jonn McKeon,
Daniel =. Tiemann
James Brooke.
Ber jamin H Field
penning Duer,
james lee,
W. = Havemeyer
G r Robert,
Robert Ray,
John A. King,
john 4 Stevens,
Edw. Prime,
Jonn Bridge,
Chae u Marshall
Eorace Greeley,
9. b Lamar,
Israel C0rss,
John , Pie ne, -
w W. ne Aorss',
Vim. ~hitiocs, Jr.
Ben anna Aynar,
Zt,r0f ~
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Foreign Ports,

AsrIswAII Sept I'D bark Xsnthe, Tuthil ~ n.
buFSos AyRvs July 70 port sh Parana. n4Bton Tor
Eyork dg barks Adriarc Thomas for Baltimore do; oran
do Fickersar for Rio Jape,o Gorilla Pe'fs for New
York disg Susan ClsSh klot for Baltimore e~ days. and
others as before.
CAIcuITs, July ?l-Arr ship Cromwell Svrrmes Boston
rrxARAR Ang 25-In port brigs NewhA. psyson, for
kYork lds Roius nen, from Philadelphia s-h dag;
Terry Wcdman. from NYork.
GRErsocE. Aug 2sPut lack, ship Camden Ia man. from
Troon for Nlofk, leaky.
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george d. Morgan,
Fred. r Fowler,
VIM A. 66A ger,
George Greer,
George r. Nelson,
q w Bethune, DID. /,
Joshua j. Henry,
Wn. . Eo1inGn
Chas . iiitnan,
J, A. J. ROBERTSON,
Cyrus aartiss,
, Robert L. Cutting,
by. + PMFrepont,
Benz r W.nthro2,
, y. Dudley rtelc,
Daniel Lord,
Jas A. Hamilton,
J he Y Ogden,
James @. King.
Henry Charucey,
lgaac Bell, Jr
!, Joseph Peabody,
s-wart Bro Sn,
Joseph sampson,
Luther Bradish,
. Reuben Withers,
Royal Phelps,
4, Fred. Bronson,
Robert l. Pei,
Brad .sh Johnson,
Geo. T Strong,
samuel 3 Ragglee,
Andrew x. 2sckle,
Arcbits'i o King,
James r. spalding
Francis Skiddy.
r N Hatch ord,
. Simeon Draper,
N o RobeFta,
Jam ~ 2 henry,
Cha = Russell,
/, James Ponnett,
Gen. 8 Robbins,
Jno. Steward,
Jno. Slceson,
VIM G. CHURCH,
, Jno. 9. Grce,,
Henry 6rir nel,
Robert T. Kennedy
Geo. 6riswoid.
VIM B. Crosby,
James r Brady,
= 2 Winston,
Thomas Bryan,
Jas. & Zen sick,
Norg N 6iboes,
W. D. Booth,
Lewis Curtis,
h. g rnurston,
Jonathan Surge,
J B. johnson,
Natal
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AL A.a''aS f~ou
four hundred
Peter cooper,
MAJ Gen. ". Scott,
William h Astor,
James Brown,
August belmont,
Hamilton sisn,
JOS W. Beekman,
John A. Dir,
VIM ". Aepinwall
augustus schell,
Ms;tn- ~ Morgan ,
George 0pdyke,
john Il Brodhead
f. bert 2 Mln,urp
q G. ysyplanck,
John W Francis,
William c. Bryan,
James W. Gerard
Benz W. Bonney,
Charles o'Conor,
xs | Roosevelt,
Moses Tay lor,
Wilson 2 Hunt,
Vim. B Duncan,
George Bancroft,
John II. Blower,
John J. Coco,
Cyrus " Field,
Fred. - 9vy sEer,
Ply J Raymond,
schuy. 7 WINSTON
!. oess h. Gr.nnell
George FolsOn,
William 4 Webb
Valentine Mott
rdw. Y errepont,
William Ii Evarts
peiAtlsh l'erit,
William Tucker,
~ z Field,
Jacob Hsrsen,
A. 7. stewar
W. Z. Soyes,
Francis b. Cutting
Francis hall,
Aaron Varderpoel
Pres King Col col
Cbsnc Ferrs,SYl
Pres Webster FRI
John j. Aston, Jr.
John Van Buren,,
Vim. A Walker,
J. w. hesereau,
Richard q. White
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il tie direction OF souader and more conservative opnl
ons ! do not perceive it, certainly is not 10 oe
found in the want Of concert, 80 apparent amons .e
great body Of countrymen who are opposed 70 Tue
principles and policy OF which Mr. Lincoln and Ny HAM
lin are now the representative men.
While II would be culpable weakness 10 internN enort
for the right, there is neither wisdom courage IN
turning from full view Of the ennbarrassments wnea
beset party, and the dangers which threaten our
country. The only manly idea on which TO act Is
fittings bad and may be worse but with the bless
ing OF God will try 10 make them better" AT all
among those who expect hereafter 70 need and 10 have
each the support Of the other II cannot mend the past
cannot help the present and cannot fail TO be disastrous
TO the future. He who takes a different view AMI acts
teripg sentiments 10 DO explained qualified recalled,
unless, indeed, he is already at the half way house"
(where many have stopped temporarily be!ore) only
to his march and take his place in the ranks or
those whose opinions and action have heen IN direct anita
gonism with his ! am not without hope that the
unedy support the electoral ticket already nornina
ted by them Nhout regard to the preference oil the III
dydl nominees but with satisfactory understand ng
TO the manner in which the vote OF the state SHALL IN
may he followed by other States, and thus, something
Ike uoanimty be yet secured should policy Ike TINS,
at Copcalory ana just, be pursued may vel be
animated by fresh hope and confidence
expect TO be in Boston next week, when we can inter
change thoughts fully and satisfactorily than ii is
editors Of the Post Especially Col Greene) will you ex-
press them my thanks for the well considered, able
and dspassonate article Ia which they gapped with the
emergency OF divided National Convention. ana fof tue
position, which am confident ample time for re-
Election viii fully justify. Very truy your friend
Hon. B. T. HarErg, Boston, Mass.
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POOR PIERCE IN TUE POLITICAL FIELD
AGAIN.
er..r ..f D.utl

Hlif@soso, IN. H. June -, 1900
NJ nsks Ss-Your letter rom Baltimore, directed n
New Nork rad forwarded thence 10 Concord, has
sst reached here AMI viii not lay II aside with
out saying word IN reply. Your rejection delegate
Vas IA my Judgment, clear violation of right, but X
must have graf fed yOur friends the spot has
snce, TO observe the wToBg Tfrpersed IN your exc,u
sion vas bot more payable thaa your vnticstion Of
svund principles AID Of your cians 10 scat were con
elusive and triumphant.
Il 10 hope for harmony after the action OF ia.
nsiority rpcn the reiprt Of the committee on crcdcn
tas II couIi In rdy have failed TO be gene
rally, ths such action must terminate the existence Of
tie Convention - body representing the defnocra
~ ~ The tnlcn, sod evrniuaie In che presen! con
ditinn OF the powerful and patriotic organization
which has 80 long upheld the equal rights sad
vR6ksed, ia peace sai Va war. the coinInon honor OF
these ccneieratcd states. There has been. IN fact
nomination made 10 conformity With the established a3d
recognized usags o. that aton aud hence sound
and faithful viii nnd nothing Ia the prcrccdlngs.
far the nominees concerned, 10 bind their party
exceedingly y our friends in III sections q the land
c0uli mite nesty aai Iort ally 81 the su,gvrt o. Nr
Brstk.nridge ana Ger iane. and thus fc- our
signal victory. but this cannot be hoped for
What thea IL % be doae with result rcruynart ctr
she's |, of less Consequence 70 discuss who we're
1St ard Who wrong urcn the question Of flembsrsh
10 The Convent than I, to determine how the demo
cratic party, which ralted Is invncple avert the
calamity ~ an irrcconci able breach II DIV sion g. al
present Inevitable, 10 may be wet TO inquire vhe;bc-
= 60 be permanent Il devotion 60 prbciple, 20 the
flrl rr.ts q Tia Sa,Cs, ard 70 the integrty a. the
Mai f. poss bic. o. tie tiind conSre VI pss
son. ~ which we have already bad too much. Have the
8e-tfne. sad sediments OF sectional fsnsi, su which
cisr rated lac, year 10 the Nmrl Invasion q sister
state wiz he avowcc ru-rces Il exciting nsu--~tlor
ceased % BE iaosrsas Where ne ~ ls1ee q eAaass
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Misce ilaneous Political Intelligence.

SfAI1 CosvxSroSs.-Beicw Wiu be found list Of the
political State Conventions ye. 10 be held
BREC KISRp0y DEMOCRACY,
New York, at Syracuse, Angus; 6.
Ohio at Columbus, August H.
Virginia at Charlottesville, August Is
New Jersey, al Trenton, July -.
DOUGLAS prNoseAcr.
Georgia AT Nlledgeville July -
New Jersey, az Trenton July -.
Kentucky, at Louisville, Augns: II.
New YORK, at Syracuse, Angus Is
Virginia, at Staunton, Angus. 10
RFPUE1cAS
Massachusetts,. at Worcester, August %
Illinois al Springfield, August 5.
NATIoNAL UNION
New Jersey, at Trenton, July -.
Connecticut, at New Haven, August I.
Georgia, at Milledgeyiile, August 10
HOUSTON PARrr
New York, at Schenectady, July 10
UNION N PENSsYLyASIA-The following named demo-
cratic papers in Pennsylvania representing both the
Breckenridge and Douglas wings are in favor Of joint
electoral ticket the basis presented by the State Gen.
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RAILROADS.
Avxw YORK AyD HARisa xtfi.ao1p cospxxY.
N fARE TO Albany "a

NEW YORK AND HARLEM str.ROAp coxPAxy
4 JARS TO Albany, -.
On AMI sr-r Mc,isY. June q issl trains -fl lss~s
rrerty.sxth srrrt as'1n, New York. ~ foiows--
Fer -snserdre ard a. var leo, ii and
rs ale iaAns snd al ssLons SIS r. -, from aMe
nreet dsrct 70 Crooa FAls IS A. ~, st,pp'nk ~ WI
ila'ns AL dsc1s For Dover Paans ~ r. n.
p,,ag Wnfe Pans and statiols above ~. tSe rins
" sihtran ga srisy eyeaiag fcr Albsny, 10 A. -
pr IA. train. aoDpsx Thse Pisias, bstord o<os'u
Fss aat sas.s1s AGRA
sat-- y sAN Az 4 p White Plans. soyp ~
eoct V AT 3 A. p N - al ~sy sstors Oy~--
fs1s s-pirg Al ~ ..si.-s ncrth o fc~iasn Tbs
trs'1 is.7s~ rt,n ever Ncnfsy m '~rn7 - A. C~,
tJ1 p g. sspriaf A. ss;slas IN q for
49, T.. 40, n. a. 81 s-- ~ npsh = WIS fls,A
~ H 3sss H. Asa<sa sI,eria,saien
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It seem a a. though from Az tie bowers
Add fs,rest fields q al the yeu
The mpgied SPOIL we're gathered here.
TIE Queens II the Red" aai the Blue" had deser,e
TIER irrerAl realms among tbs icsssi os caanabaccs
for thc cen Of the vale of iovci Nrcndsres ma.
king elorious harmony q rcysi charms and
soc.h Affections, most Ia these days OF earth.
qraS.ug Italy.
Ia your cvc,;emcnts conventions done. rspsn.
c-r souc, Great Eastern on hand Congress al.
iofrrt t-tovodc non Give rrav no, h. be forgot.
tsu part sBi parcel OF tue r-cm world We are
much trouble ~ the political gamblers OF the United
states With their too much patriot oSe devoted 20 the
ftsacptal chafw here ~h.ch u the two To choose
nf iht various rair rua f,r the hono-s max nE the
TuteHh We "a all on one SIDE ald withog, your con.
cation With The outside World The steamship Isabel
Rollins. which hae bert most useful commercial and
bat returns che Cd m sdc'phs, RxtcT,
gone from cftycr lrcsrrcd too iac), Mosrs Taylor
the shell, PANEL pcbslol gong hoac So day Hack
NaTriNr. smith Gtcon, a. b. Yeisres and rested.
We ,ote Tor oonsian, wccsy communication With New
Ynrk and desire a. BE- conaccied Ia ,ao Jamaica line
httaunot be realized b. direct steamers.
new ccieral OF Mar nc. Rubllrava, arrived by the
Spanish var steamer Prasfu th morning, aud will eater
roUu hi duties a, once.
The cheers Of the Na,orous were glorious At the Clio
eta 90 the Acndares last naat, bssk NJ smiles
% the C0unieE and the countless charms Of the red and
blue
veh,ve ruuors Of more asdinss q expeditions from
Aria TINT dsca ecDtinacs rs work among the
sii.ttts Il Northern pb iasthr0yy az hey West
oit htaiih god ior TIE eeasou, our hosrii,s not
rr Ud 10 work 90 dc-e .crsd i cases are lxnl
Tbs. The ftst bus day ~ the week yei nsi.
Gates charge ~ rsrkets TIE f-lle Wooster W
lltt y II " " Mes Iws
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sylvANia, TO THE HOS. gIcn,ED VAIN, ELScroE
AT LARGE.
YorE r.. ru'y IS 19so
Nv rsAp SipI have The honor 10 nc<n0gi,.iyp the rc
cc,p OF your letter q hc 9th instant whsh however
my privilege 10 IN The deil, 'ai-'r before p
furnished me with printed copy. am glad YOU have
adopted this public meic Of answering iAs bfef note.
II enables i,s before the res'fs "a tho sane
manner, my for atllng lh The MAJORITY " IT,
b-tncrrsit state Executive Committee NJ u. let rrceing
Had you ccRieaied yourself with simpl, refusal 81
eedc &C. tc comprotnis proposed by The -tsi' Committee
would have remained Silent; bat The ground Won have
publicly taken demands FROM rcsfc'f answer, in
ustifcaton 81 myself 20 those WAC placed IN tn
spcnsiblc position now occupy toward the democracy
Il PcDnsyl yaniI.
Tho rrbr win look IN vain throughout yv- l,,'e- fo-
ANY tangible OBJECTION g. the rrsls'set cnrrcanise
the sCorc as eNprdicney, iulcy or p-'uc pe To- oar
and only f-n' ~ yaur cspuucsi1I g. ta,. The state
toun;it,cu acted without any Authority" Tae question
g jurisdiction Is thus raised ir ypr u I an b.
ac'npty dectcd ~ yourself, without argument Va ycur
own f4tur.
Nov, vth 81 your political ksowlciza--ui m
willing % coucce ~ yo1 ths mos, ENLARGED expere
and the highest INTEGRITY % rurrosel ,n,sfrsA yog
have fse to learn What really are ucerA spcc a.
duties" which belong TO STATE cofn.nttee Ce-iAaly
have NJ "a g. cx,cad TIC powers o. the ovc- @'c
base the b aor a preside Uor do desire D. I'd an
sctiol o f7v UNDER to brOl1 aud genera ms
the rgsoui N Which Authorised ~ appoatuen and t~
which trcyc, yul cord ay v0e1 10 tie Keeling Cou.
vrniion hli ! iaAe . Tat a State IN .,ea D. III
"conretrr O. act uprn al questions phrh r~olve the
~orkig nciil ~ u tn party 81 whose uers i 3, vas
specisNy cresi.s o OF As r. enf dr a. tie
de,as 81 e-yar ,a.icp. .ni - propose Md setvsy
C-'. Qai - Gr-.s to.l3 tea y slSu-s s-ee est,
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bkRhrDA. july y, 1850.
The TDginidn fran Norfolk, Asaoresae is Su,,rose 10
Be on Stare royd9e-Bw Upon Examination is Dis.
ehargcd-Ths Second Tine She HIS BEEN Sispect,.i
dc, DC, dc
The brgan,ine Virgnian, Srom master, from Norfolk
bound to Rio Congo, with cargo consisting OF seventy
Ave barrels OF rice thirty barrels Of bread seventy nine
water butts eaguefs and very large quantity OF wooi
struck the rocks to the north OF these stands on the
"a inst. and after remaining there for Eve hours was
got od by the boats from the shore conveyed into
Murray anchorage. The captain having sent bol and
four hanis shore immedi .ely striking Of the
same In conversation with the mate OF another vessel
stated that on the previous she had been seized
while waiting to n cargo OF slaves aud handed
To the American authorities, and from the
save the impression that she thea bound similar
Information having been laid before the
the gunboat Ssinack, Commander Murray, 10 ascertain
the truth of the That officer reaching the
sci. found many suspicious evidence induced him
place guard on board until the vessel into port
the captain mate both being absent the time and
Que beng able 10 furnish him with any Information
exoep, Brazilian passenger, who appeared TO know
more taan iae ngcr IN generally supposed TO know
I'm the follow ing day Con nandcr Murray IN the
OF the United States coasul made search In the hold OF
the vessel but could not succeed In finding any convict
ing evidence He then laid the matter before the Cover.
who Immediately communicated with the Consul
the result OF which the removal of the guard. The
impression - strurg in the minds of all here of the
iicralfty of her voyage, and doubt NO. she will be
closely watched when she gets on the coast This vessel
sent home March lat by the United States ship
Portsmouth. but evidence then wanting for
ton The Court however Just 1ed the and deen.
ton. The salvage will be about $500 and she awaits
finds from America 10 disburse the same
The bark NimrOd has discharged cargo Of coal, and
waits adyicss from her owners, Ac
No ether American vessels IN the ports Of Hamilton OF
81. George
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Our Havana Corresponde nee.

HaFANA, July Y, 1850.
Annacs enfs--7Ae N'o's tommarica,c Wa Horono--A
Nsp GHosi q .vtfnes-Ffesh Ar7Iruis Of Ncgrocs--
m C,H1Si Ha,A Good, dad tl< nrrkcss yaohan2,i,
h.. e.
The Cloricta nj raentes orsades the location OF
the most brilliant sssembsse At the opening ball las,
evening that mas been gathered that charming locality
since It was chr;rncd The Count and Countess Of san
Antonio present to encourage the youag folks
their well doing and 10 give charm WHERE the Muses. and
Crgccs combined in mniserns with Terfslchore EN-.
b,liisi, the scene @ ioyeliDeSg
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WINES AND s.fQpoRs.

=
nQURBoN vFT,KFT.-1rE Pt RLiC ARE HEsfBy
ID Informed ii-y buy Wsser A. lower Prices tta
be ctfaled A tle t1t er pure direct from
d.s. eres "a gfsorE Pa, All Eourhgr e.. Od Nonon.
East to- O. a hU.e u. - gallon.
% r Bro. fcm ~ o. y pc b1ie. or irUn VI 70 -
Mlf4' Whsxey. bottle.
:, l6- ttecsr- street. ccr'er g >,.l'ssr.
nJD NrtFNR BoURRON v-r-yFy.-w Apr ,Nryp
" pore as1 faf tds. So bee. o. Gre c - a. per gallon.
~ cc1s rcr ht's Retrn'nel fri e. iaalit SO agency
ssr1sf q - s-ss. az S.ts1sAt. A. T. LAWEENIE
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The slave Trade.
ouR BERMUDA CORRESPONDENTS.

HAMILTON Bermuda, July Q, 1860.
The Byedntine Virgnian Captured By Her Mejcsys Gun
boat JaTe-Ldrge Quantities Of Rice and Water on
Board-Dsscore'!, Of Cask Of Handeggssae as Taien
10 81. G,oroes as Prise de-
The schooner Hound, Capt. rearman, from New York
arrived a. ST. Georges this morning.
On Tuesday las, the signal went up at the signal sta
tons, "Brgantne oa the rocks" when boats proceeded
TO her assistance, and succeeded in releasing her
her perious situation by the next morning when
got afoat tina. the vessel! called the yircnan four
days from Norfolk and bound to the Coast OF Africa
h'ted and supplied for slave voyage Her Majesty 3
gunboa Jasper at proceeded to the scene and her
commander having satisfied himself As TO her having
noor laid, large quantity Of rice and water and cask
Represented n one OF moasses having been found cou
tain handouts. the also having given information
that the vessel was slave voyage. she taken
charge of aud brought into ST. Georges prize to her
Malestys ship Jasper understand that the OF the
Nrginan has been referred 10 the Court of Vice Admit
rally here.
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INFORMATION wANTED-OF MARY KENNEDY; LAST
heard OF in Illinois the 9h to March. Her moher
would Ike To find where she Is Lives the Of Con0vA
and yaDdyke streets Brooklyn REQ Hook Point I.linots
papers please copy. Mrs. KENNEDY.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA DfypcRAcy

LsTrSR FROM WILLIAM "a. WELSH. CHAfsAAN OF THE
DEMOCRATIC Stair rxHgt 1--WE CowurrTEE or PTNS.
syLvASiA, TO THE HoS. aIcn,GD VAIN, XLEcro.
AT LkEeK.
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INFORMATION WANTED-OF AARON GREEN, A ma
tive o. Holland II he in the city OF New York, antIwu
call AT sei Broadway be Will near good By hs