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FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial to the Cleveland Leader.l

COLUMBUS, March 10.
In the Senate bill was introduced TO
give members of City Councils OOmpen-
sstion of one dollar each for every meeting.
The House resolution to adjourn March
3Oth was adopted, after being amended 80
that the next session shall commence in
January instead of December.
This afternoon, the appropriation bill
was discussed.
COpperhesd Lang pitched into ex Cover
nor Dennison, but, in the debate which fol-
lowed, came out second best.
In the House, bill was introduced to
authorize your city to fund its floating in
dsbtedness.
The battle.WOrn flag of the 18Th Ohio
has been deposited in the State military
archives.
Major Carey, of the 18th Ohio Infantry,
has been dismissed from the service on &C.
connt Of drunkenness.
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LATEST BY THE AUSTRALIANS.

-NH" AUhhi 4IhIUu 4Us
CoPEEHAaEH, Feb. q Denmark ex-
pressed wish TO be excused from replying
to any proposition for q conference as
long as sehleswig is not evacuated.
STUrTaARD, Feb. 27.-In to-day s setting
Of the Chamber, Baron Won Hugsl said,
according to the most reliable information
a speedy termination Of the war was not
to be expected. Denmark was firmly re-
solved on opposing the most determined
resistance to the claims Of Austria, Prus-
ain and the Federal Diet.
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The Ainhnbet.

spesking Of type, it may not be out Of
place TO mention that tho number OF letters
In the alphabets Of the different Languages
Is as follows; English, 26; French, 25;
German, %; Spanish, "a; Dutch, 26;
Greek, "a; Latin, 25; SOlAvOnic, q; Ara
bic, %; Persian, 81 Turkish, 80; Geor-
gisn, So; Hebrew, Chsldee, sylisc, and
Samaritan, each 20; Coptic, 80; Ssnsorit
so; BengaleSe, 2l; Burmese, ls CherO-
kee, 70.
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In This city March 10th, ef msasels, SAMUEL O..
son OF O. O. and Emelins \. stewart. aged q months
and 10 days
Funeral tomorrow lsaturday) aitsrnOsn st two
O'Clock, from thsif residence, No. eos Lake-5t- =
Friends Of tbs hsfaniy are invited to attend.
In this city, Thursday, March 10th, JIMWILLF + =,
only 500 OF j. NJ. and T. T. Gates, aged / year, s
months and p days.
Funeral from their reGidenes, 81 RookEeil-St, to-
morrow Saturday morning ct II O'Clock. Friends
Of the family are invited TO attend
On FrtaaJ evening, March 4ih, Issf. Of dt5theria,
FRANOEs CELIA, iafBnt daughter OF Ere serick
b. and Frances @. Hill, aged u montns-
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We feel authorized to announce that
Ohio is I" out Of the woods ss to the draft
Our State quota is filed, with few over,
aud more Of the same sort left. Vermont
New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and
Iowa have raised their full quotas under
the 10000 call
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE March ~.
A skirmish took place yesterday, two
miles this side of Suffolk, between the
enemy and three companies sfOur oOloreG
cavalry. The rebel loss was 25, our loss
was 10 killed.
SUFFOLK, 10 O'Clock, P. M.-Our forces
entered Suffolk this morning after q brief
struggle. We now hold the place.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 9.
The Union party elected, to-day, their
candidates for Mayor, Aldermen, and the
whole Council ticket in Camden.
In Salem county the Democratic major
itv is much reduced
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FROM The POTOMAC ARMY

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToNAo,
March 10. I
General Grant and staff arrived here
to-day at three P n. General Meade be-
ing slightly indisposei, Generals Hum
phrey and Ingalls, met him at Brandy sta
ton, whence the parties proceeded to head
quarters in carriages.
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The brain Of Lord Byron weighed sixty
three ouncss, thst Of Thackeray, hfty-eight
and half. Both we're much above the
sgeraee which Is forty mine ounces for
msn, and forty-four for woman.
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MARRIED.


March 10Th. 1854, BY Rev. ". A. Fiske. Rev; Z. @
WILL ANS, Of Dunkirk, New York, 70 HELEh
". O'BRIEN, Of Cleveland.
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THE CHEsAPRAKE PRISONERS DIS
CHARGRD.

ST. JOHNS, N. B, March 10.
Justice Ritehie, this morning, gave
Judgment on the proceedings in the case
of the Chesapeake prisoners brought before
him on a writ Of hsbeas corpus. The
Judge went very fully into the matter.
HO ordered the release Of the prisoners.
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OFFIOE P0sT CoHlIIssAnF,
EanduskV, Ohio Eeb 2ofh- IE6
DROPOSAISFoR Fnpx1su1Ua TT

DROPO6AESF FOR For NIsHJRG THa
Il Troops on yohnson's Islsnd and Ssgdusky City
" IN Po.atoes, will be received at this Once.
Contracts will be awarded from time 10 tine. TO
tbs owess resp nsbe bi-dsI as Ihs interest Of the
Govsrnmi q may require.
Bids Will be receved for one iho= sand (OO90) buAh-
els Of good 5uud Irish PotatOes-Co rs the bushe
within Z be DaNt Ten llol days ensuing; ana TrOm
time . time thereafter, for thousand bushels.
dsivered ct Government storehorse in Esndusky
City.
No bis win be conside ed from parties who have
failed heretotnre 70 ccmp's va b tbeir contracts
Pagments viii be made VIXEN the whole number Of
bushels contracted for SHAH haFe been delivered aud
accepted.
Proposal, must be addressed to Captain Eafha.iel
EllmaEe-, Ohief mmiHsary, JOhr son Island and
Eanddsky, Lity, Ohio. mUch 2i6
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NEw YoRK, March 10.
Gold closed at 165.
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GENERAL GRANTS VIEWS UPON
THE COMING CAMPAIGN:

He Thinks the Taking of RiCh-
mond Should be the FIRST Step.
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NFTIcE COMuIssAzY OF SUBSISTENCE, ]
No Il AtEGtsr Building,
Cleveland, ohio, March sth, is5l.
A RMY ST0RES.-SEALHD PRo-
ID PosALs Tn dupliesie) viii be received &. this
Once from fret hands, mil o'c'Ock P. NJ, March
u h, 1854, when ihay will lie opened and ava -ds
made tor tee supp aud delivery at Camp CleYe-
laod. Ohio, Of ths following subsistence styres:
10 bgrre's Mess Pork, best quality,
35i barrels NA FlOnr, In barre .ined
SOD pounds White Baanss co do
s001 pounds Rice, do DO
20 p0unds Hominy, do do
sO0J pounds osee roasted not grOuu lin barrels
lined, tWlth samples Of green,)
500 pounds gosa brown sugar, in barrels, lined,
800 gallons vinegar, ia barrelB,
so pOunps Ftar Candles, full v eight in boxes
29JO pounds soap ehemi0al) in boxes,
12D pounds falls. In barrels good quality,
40 pounds Black Pepper (ground5 IN boxes con-
tanning d 10 81 pounds, to be put IN
pa.er rsesagesi ounces each, proper
BIDS for tbs whore or ANY one more of the above
articles rec.tyei A II the above stores 70 e Ol the
best quality, AID delivered al Camp Uiev5lsnd oa tbs
order cf the ~ 3.
no charge for EackaPea, tbs packages must be so
marked a. to 81 ow the article contaIUed Gross
weight aeiuat fare net weight, and contractors
o., o. the o her end.
Bidders will state prizes Of FlcuT eIseed al Camp
and az their own warehouse
Samples OF eGch Article, except Keats, properly
marEe1s muEt a31J mp any each bid
Payments viii be maze in such funds as may be
supplied by tbs Treasurer Of the United State
A copy OF tEis Rdve1 tisement e -tzlip' cut from
this papsr) must accom- paBy ths bids
proposals. must be siga1d b. the parties Themselves
and not By CLERKS &c.
BiddeIs InYitsd be present # the opeufnR Of
the bids. WH A. MURFEY
Mafcnil-l4l Capfain and q s.
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Attention. let Regiment Militia
Cuyahoga county.
THE COURT OF INQUIRY FOR

THE COURT OF INQUIRY FOR
this Regiment wi be hsld Of the Engine House
on ChamElain-St commencing At O'Clock a NJ 4,
on Tuesday, MRrcn 18th ls6i
All UOmmissiOnqd Oniceis o. this Regiment are
hereby authorized to be p nt ~ thst time.
Ali parsons claiming exemption from duty under
the Militia Law OF the 6tRte will present their
claims 10 this Court.
Persons who have neglected to comply with the
pr,visiOns OF the Law Will have opportunity du-
rqg he SeEs Of tle Court to pay their fhss with
out tbe p.stts Of prOsC cutionE.
ly Csder. F. d. STONE Col.
T. BEEMAs, Aojutsnt.
Cleveland, Feb ist, 1855. marl-l42
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spectors appointed who were all young medical men Of
good practice and fully acquainted with the habits OF
tors showing eaoh block and house. the circulars and
forms OF returns used by the inspectors and also
number Of photographs Of the worst localities in the
city. and which were UNANIMOUSLY notorious for levers,
smallpox and other infectious diseases. lie also exlb'
tied anumber Of plans, prepared by the inspectors
showing each house, court, sewer privy, leyer nest
street. school place Of business IN certain 1istrics
the prepared by the gentleman inspecting Pearst
New BOwery and the Fourth Ward being WORK OF
great interest and value The experience OF the In
had been to prove that the city was full pre-
ventibe diseases ana it had also been found that as the
INSPECTORS expected 10 make complaint OF all the
nsaubrous quarters the bare visit OF Inspector 70
house In @ bad condition had often led the landlords 70
make the necessary improvements. The whole OF the
mans and plans were intended to be Published. =,
Dir. j. NJ. SMITH then made few remarks on the
same subject and in acknowledgment OF the iiDors VI
the INSPECTORS and their value to the conuDuntY sa!
ing that they had afforded the only trustworthy SANITARY
information vet laid before the public OF New-iof
He then dwct upon the insufficient sanitary afrhge
mens Of the city. and urged upon the physicians pres,
eLt the necessity Of registering the sickness as wen as
mortality of the city. .,..L,
Big zen VAN WET then made report OF WHIT had
been done by the Engineering Bureau "IicH nnu o'eh
only recently organized and said that the impure az
mosphere OF the city. which was the source Oh so
disease was owing entirely to the manner III ""'S
what were called City improvements were iDau' - y.
many cases the drains Lad been so eonstrucie" ~
two large sewers run into drain that was slnae' tn
either Of them. They had also made careful ln'
spccion OF the docks and wharves, ana also Tue ma
kes of the city and would b. able 10 lay many spechc
facts OF interest before the Committee before the repo
was published but he quite certain they already
knew enough TO DO sure that the bare annual cost oi
reparing these miserable structures would laI more
han defTay the interest Of tine required for new
structures.
NATHANIEL SANDS esq. then made an eloquent ad,
dress on the general objects Of the Assoclaion anu
sad that il the stat OF the country were anything like
that Of the city then indeed they might say that the
Republic was on its dcath.bcd. All were interested IN
remedying tie coniscation Of property aud the shock
shameful misgoyernmant OF the city. He concluded by
inviting tho gentlemen present 70 attend the Mass
Meeting ut the Cooper Institute on Thursday 10 raty
the nominations Of the Association
The meeting then adjourned TO partake OF an elegant
supper provided by the committee.
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The Seizure Of the Flo rida-The Franco.
italian Convention-Napolcon and the
Iiteratf.
From Our Own Correspondent.
7. d. O..


PARIS, Nov. II, 1864.
The seizure of the Florida by the Wachusett
in the port OF Bahia Is much rejoiced by
mics here they hope that the Florida in tow Of the
Wachusett has entered a far more injurious
% the interest Of the United States than its piratca
course has heen-as Side and Mason in their duality
OF illegally seized prisoners. did JEFF Davss State far
greater service than they could render in their quality
as diplomats. We have as yet other history Of the
affair than furnished by the sparte statement OF the
Confederate Captain Morris and the Brazilian newspa
pers. These zealously exploited against u.s. The
Monitenr with eager haste becoming the official
organ Of this friendly Government. lent sort Of
ton by the insertion in its columns week ago. TO the
first worst report Of the affair and TO comments upon
it, Of which the following is specimen: and to be-
Gin WITH we cannot help blaming the Brazilian Govern
nent for having suffered the accomplishment Of such
an act Surely that Government ought to suppose that
it would lack neither approvers nor supporters in
il had resisted the audacious Federal commander I"
Surely IL Capt Morris has told the whole truth and
without admiItnre of Maokays l"Msckays' is Dds
burys euphemism for unveracities in regard Of
in which he is singuary interested TO make side
appear all right and the other all wrong thc audacity
Of the Captain il disastrous bunge, for which our
Government must humbIy apologize. But surely the
stately Monie~ has consulted its wishes rather than
its dignity in Fastening to accept the first worst hostile
report, and comment as true and its own.
Since last wrote there have been printed in
Paris newspaper articles the FrancoItalia Con
vention amounting in aggregate columnar length. as
calculate to about hundred and twenty feet
OF these Emile Grardin has contributed eight or
nine feet resumpg the history Of French Government
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.... 80. .NoyExBrn q
Cleared.


Steamship Havana, Greene Havana, Thos Ascensio Co.
Steamer John X. Thompson, Mckay Baltimore, William
Dazen.
ship Charter Oak Tukey, Son.evideo, Walsh Carver
Ship Cutvator, Russell Phisde pLa Williams Guion.
Bark nperador Br) Power Philadelphia, N. Psomade e
F.. Rail-
BARK Wavelet Br Osborn, Pemambuco, Pendergast Bros
Co.
Brs Jeanette Ronsin tHoLl Hockseimar, Cork, w. B.
Schinid Sons
Brig Karnak (Br), Locke. Matemorls
Brig John Barnard (Br), jameson Matanzas, Mecalf
Duncan -
scr Eureka (Br), Le Blanc St. John, F., B. +. SMALL
Co.
schr w. X. Chapman (Br) Buck, Demerara p l. Nevius
Sons.
Schr. c. D. Horton fBrl. Walcn, Halifax, D. r. Dewok
Sehr. W lid Hunter (Br, Hatfield Londonderry, " s., D.
r. DeWolL
Schr Frsnconis Holt, Eizabe,hport, c. B. Swain
Schr. f. Ncker,on Henderson, Fortress Monroe, f. d.
Hurlbut Co.
schr Wild Horse (Brl Mccumber, Csrdena' II. j. CA
DeWof
schr. j. G. Whipple, Farr, Nassau. j. 8, Howell.
Schr. Maria Ehzabeth, Taylor, Fortress Monroe
Schr. Men Louisa, Snow New Haven. Hotchkifs Stans
nard
Schr H. Middleton, Furrnan, Beaufort Thomas Horton
schr. Clara Mench. Montgomery Philadelphia w Mckee
Schr. cabot, Witherspoon, Boston. .
Schr Plough Boy Fuller Washington, Bentley Smith CO.
schr. Isaac Rich. Crowell PHILADELPHIA Baker Dayton.
Schr Laura Pride (Br Benson, St Kits Jones Lousns
sloop Rhode Island WghtInAn Bristol, 5. Kenny.
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board OF supervisors.

The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday after
noon at o'clock Supervisor II. Smith, in the absence
of the President in the chair. After the transaction o.
the usual routine OF business the Board proceeded
ballot for INSPECTORS Of Election. in order to NIL the
caused By number Of designations sent int
the Board. A resolution was offered by MT. IWeeu
authorizing the Mayor TO issue proclamation oherihe
reward OF s. 900 for the discovery OF the authors
the late incendiary plot 70 burn the city.
Mr. TWEED also said that be saw by the public press
that the police were in consultation WITH gentleal
who had some time since warned them OF the existence
OF such plot and through whose means they were now
in hopes " discover its authors. lie had since peeh M
formed by the police that such was the case ana tna
they had beon In possession Of fund Tor secret service
purposes they would weeks ago have been able to md
out all about the plot He understood thar the ponce
had in their possession large surplus from the funds
appropriated FOR the building ofhe Police headquarters
and be therefore offered the following:
Reioird, That the Board Of metropolitan Ponce Conms
sioner be and are hereby au,oIaed wLgnevs . or
Of mouey from time TO time out Of suy surplus RON tne s
popraou for the maintenance OIL sAe po1ss Fnnd y
procure the arrest and conviction oil criminals ana o'e' eH
dangering the sHfety Of the community"
The resolution unanimously adopted. . q,
Mr. LITTLE offered the following Resolution whlcn
was adopted after some discussion
employ Ewsd Tucker cei write the minutes Of pro
ceedny bis Court at salary not to exceed one tnou'anc
dos. Per annun % effect Ausns, 1904 said appoint
men, TO continue during the pleasure OF the Board ,
Considerable discussion, II which supervisors Llte
Pnrdy. Tweed and Davis took part, arose on pream
bic and resolution offered by Mr.. Blunt, setting iortf
the saving effected TO the city by the acton OF tne
con,roler in The adjustment and settlement OF claims
for riot damages. The resolution was as follows; ,
Reorsd That the thanks Of the Board Of Supervisor s the
OF people OF this county be and hereby
e dcred tie Hon Matthew T. Brennan Controller OF we
city end county Of for hs ahfu devotion 70 the
public nterests in the adjustment and settlement OF So'
Dsma,es" and the Special Committee on Riot Ceims OF m
Board be and hereby authorized to present Controller
Brennan copy this preamble and resolution properly en-
and suitable testimonial for his meiltoroas services
Several members Of the Board objected to the pream
bic. as implying oensure on the committee Oh tle
claims but on the explanation Of Mr Blunt, the Chair
man of the Committee that action Of the Controller II
striking or several of the claims passed upon ana
allowed by the Committee In several owing TO
Information supplied by himself the resolution was
a ,optcd with only one dssentent.
The Board then adjourned to Monday at noon.
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and after dinner the gracious mistress of the feast bes'
the young artist guests accept photograph portrait
Of the Imperial family from her hand, signed for the
rest. by her hand.
The Empress Of the French seeks proof Of her unity
with this high community Of French art French
glory. French unity plastic literary, military polite
endeayor-f The first come gamin de Paris or emf
neptest business man OF Paris he this one. that one
feel know that the Imperial interest n theirs, one
with thers-else all the worse for the transonty i'm
peral representative.
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The schooner James l.. Sroup Foster which sailed fon
PAadelphis 10th inst took strong gale from NJ w das
which she sprung leak and sunk at m on the Hn -
capsn and the boats aud picked up oy
schooner Emilne Ripley, bound 10 Newbern, n {, ana
Ine. were board the steamer Dudley DUO
and brought to this port.
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]1ort-WarOens' Notiee.
S-,rr ~ NKW-YORK.

Sr.rE OF NKw-YoRK, !
PoRr-WARpRSs' OFFICE, No. lot waist -
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance VIII.
section of the act passed April H. iS1 snutei ~.
Act Rsorsanne the warieh. Office OF the rOs Of Inc
.bieet matter of ,nch nauiry exanisation or survey, s
the following vessels are under examination oy ' he
Wardeus, and that the ssd surveys OK eIsi s, o.
completed within tan days next succeeding tn' "'''
board said vessels: pm,.ys,d
Ship George Hurlburt.. "fo'nons Np
Shin saudusky.
Bark Mou,esqueine. ......'''.''''''''''''yy.
Bark Pa 80.
Rrig
Bris Charles Adams. "a
III, Cuba................ jackson Woodfln
Schr, Iafle III
schr Charles Roberts,. 49, -
schr Horace l.. Bel............... PeriePo"
MlNTiORNE TOMPklNs, ris'"'
Aus's HERMAN. Secretary.
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PaaxenRers Arrived.

In steamship Carolina from BEAUFORT NJ C.-Capt. Nor.
gan, Mr.. Steele.
Ia steshD Liberty from Harano-Csnaro Ring Engenis
Fansnd Hobert GUmbert. A. Honbower d. Gsvis Vlar.
In bark Renhdrd from Byemen-Mr Bortemann lady aud
4chiiren, Miss Ruschaupt and servant
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Evening Exchange, Nov. 2s-s}r. n.

PERsoSAL.-we are indebted to Brevet Brig.
Gen. Jourdon. commanding Fort Burnham, for late
Richmond papers.
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THE COURTS - KINGS COUNTY CIRcUv

The COURTS = KINGS tOUNTY CIKCUV,
Wednesday Nov 3O--Nos %. lOs, IS. 27!, 30, 49, 36
The November term of the Brooklyn City
Court has ended The December term will commence
on the first Monday OF the'month The first and third
weeks will be devoted to jury trials the fourth week 10
trials without jsry Motions Will be heard on Satur
day Of each week
PAYING TAxEs.-The Brooklyn Collectors
Office was crowded yesterday with citizens anxious to
their turn in paying taxes property they
percentage will be imposed.
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XVANTED.-A lady Of refinement, WIDOWS" s,.i
w and in altered circumstance wishes 10 sfans nnH
responsible snd reliable parties the position Of ysI
ERNEsS COMPANION. OF HousEhEErEh, Io psrtis
verins this card state where they can DC
Mrs EVERETT, station ID. fostop'~
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aailel.

Nov. 20 -Brigs-Prim, Annas, NJ anilius'
Schooners--Antelcpe William.
Nov. ag.-St. amer Havana. for Havana.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises....7:o4 Sun Sets..4:33 Moon Ses... 6:l0
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook 84l Gov island. 9:2l Hell Can ...ll 90
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Jleup Oraudu.

On the "a inst in t % So lon g. the schooner RenG
boarded bv the British gunboat Rosiere, who tIanihea "
uapers aud then allowed her 10 proceed.
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SDOkeu.
nfsasfcP.

s,b ina. IS o. Ion 40 ship British Lion, for Halifax
9TH inst LAT 50 30 lou - u.s. brig Bolivar hence blndS
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Our EUROPEAN CORRESP0NDENCE.
FROM LONDON.

Anxiety in England sboue the bes"" Oh
the Presidential Election-The Feel
ings with which the News il Expected
BY Our Friesds and Enemics-John
neutrality-suspicious. Of Copper
head Insurrection-HnIf Of the seuih-
ern Debt Owned By EngIishmen-The
Capture Of the Plorida-Messie"rs
Berryer and Dcsmarets Ia London
The Dinner at the Middle Tempe
Mali-A Supposed Secret Mission
Items.