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r me mttUM. LiTEST ritOM BUENO! AYBEI AND MON- “ TKVIDEO. JJ,-! fa Iln Bniwkfil lotUr, Urmijlil b)t ll» M.rU Xtfat Bt Ui-kt-m, i-Ycll- f -i-li Bueww^Ayrvi |m- o^UBin bo. Hi 1 !- w-w.. Th. Mock- ■d, couW—-J bb uiual. ThwBWM'B four Ewikib frirate* In the river. viz: lh# Miner*, Bonlte, AM- TjL mJi Saidm, together with ■ number of cor- mm and brig* ofwar. Tim Bonlte bwl jnit nrH»* td, and brought ■ quantity of boat* far thn are of ^^iScirnW*!. which took place on tba 10th, 11th, ' and 11th of February, wa* very indiff-rrntly obaerv- # j, ftut little water were thrown, and that chiefly by children and servants, A sworn* of locust* flaw owr Buenos Ayrez on 4* 5tb. They took a northerly direction. Corrtspondenee of the Journal of Commerce. Montaviuiot Keb. 19th 1839. Sir—We hove beard notliing particular, or inter* citing, relative to the moveinont«of(len. Frutut Hi* vara tinea hit departure from hence. I penned a letter yesterday from Duenna Ayres under date I6th imtunr, containing thr following itmiuk* p—"Tbo fall of St. Juan Ullha has caused g panic such aal never before witnessed. l)ou* bloom havo riven to 275 dollar*. Kxchnngo on Eagltbd at 3| |>erdollar,drawer*, and 4, taker*] on Montevideo 17 dollar* per pttacone nr Spanish d"l- Ur. Theitortn i* thickening around u*. nnd many month* will not pm# over, Without a aeriuua rhnnge taking placo; and on tho opening of tho Port a brilliant business will be done hen 1 . Ilia rumored fhat oq thoftxl ultimo General Bullovcun, with 4000 Bolivians, occupied Salta, (capital of the Province . of tho atmenamc, one of the "United Province*,") and waa received by iheinhabitant* with open nrm», and that a Diviahm would enter Tucuman on the Itlih." Tho general itmirostion appear* to lie, that tho termination of tho political career of Gov. lima* U rapidly approaching. It i« *aid that tho French aruinactive prepanitlon for tho accomplishment of tome decisive meaaurc# ngnin*t Bueno* Ayres.-— However, 1 cannot boliovo that theyintend bnmbar* dingtho city; a* many of their friend* would auffer equally with their foe*. Tito aiTnir will doiihtleat bo •eulod In tlie cour*e of tliitio or four week*. Wo have no recent new* from tin: Pacific. The Wheal crop in tlie*a Province! ha# been wretched, and 1 may *uy u compluto failure. Lost *ale of Flour-18, nml will udvaAce rapidly utiles* supplies arrive from UioJnnoiro. American Voaael# of War in tho River—U. S' ihip Independ once, Com. NichuUnn, recently from Rio{ U. 8. <hip Fairfield, Lieut. Com. Mackenzie, fir Bueno* Ayrea to-morrow j hrig Dolphin, Lieut. Com. Purviunce. The latter will anil for tho United Bute* on tho 1 at March, under command of Lieut. Com. Mackenzie, tn convey to the United State* ae* veral teamen of the squadron whoau term* of acr* Vico have expired. Lieut. Purvianco take* com mand of thu Valftlohl “pro tom." Veaiael* at Montevideo uro—Ship* Globe, York, loading for l'hiluih Iphla; Helen Mar, Dulyn,dodn; Eagle, Cook, do for Do»ton; bark* John, Seymour, wailing freight; Express, Goodhue, urr. on the !)th, frn Cb|>o Verdi, with *ult; Chalcedony, Union, from Salem lUlli, discharging; brig* Gnngei, Leech, fur C. Verdi, f>r«t wind; Kliza Duvidson, Mattiion, fur Patagonia, do do; America, Roberta, for do,#ailed; Delta, Franc!*, arrivodon Nth from Ivica, aait; Arc- turu«, —, from Capo Vot'd* 14lh, ault. We havw twrhrj the Galreaton Gazette, of the 19th (mi., but Iki4 HttU to copy from it. A ateamer had lately ascended tlm Trinity rlwr fair hundred mile*, oral rould have gmia higher up. The country on it* banka iaaaid to lai adding rapid ly. Tho aoil i* favnrahlo to cotton. Lime, sand- alone uni coal have been discovered in tho upper |«rta A atranger had lately been lynched at Galvraton, and it woa subsequently aaid w lihoul a alioduw of reason Rv tlm Hooaton pajarra, we Irani that seven bun- drod men were in the regular army of Texaaem.l oth er* foliating dally. On the firat inalant, a pnrly of Indiana made an invation near Franklin, and drove off eighty head of rattle and several Horae*. A Ut ter writer from Robei amir county aaya, tiaaila of In diana are aeen daily, amt neither man. nor woman, or child, nor cattle or other Block, are info ono hour unleaa protected by the militia. The now capital of Texaa ia to embrace 7,735 acre* of ground, and extend three mile* in front of tin Coloiadu river.—,V. O. Courier, 27lk ult. PERU. The N. York 8tar, 114th in*t, atyal—Intelligence from Lima ha* been received to the 24lh of Janua ry. Civil war atill rage* in the province*. Santa Cruz I* being in purauit of the Chilian*, who were retiring northward nbmg tho Cordillera rood, de stroying liridge* a* they went, which were, howev er, speedily replared by their poriucr*, and occn- riunai *kiimi»be* |iK*k pluce between tho odvonre pat lias of the one nnd the rear of the other; result ing uniformly to the disadvantage of the Chilian*. Letter* from Limnoflhe 23d January, represent the Chilian army in ■ situation almost hop.-let*, and no oilier reault wa* anticipated tbuia their speedy capitulation of tutul discomfiture. - From the tf wanton Norik American, April 18. CONTINUED OUTRAGES. “ Scarcely a night pa»*e* without aome new at tempt# bring made hy a#**tolns in tlua pay of the llriiiih, la murder United State* citizen*. On Friday night they fired aeteral abut* at the guard* in Ilighgate, hut fortunately none of them look rf- f. ci. The result of tlm Carolina outrage lia* mule lliem bold.—Let the refugee* have tho arm* they were robbed of by auihoiity of the * partiality law,' and the torie* along the Canada frontier would not visit the people on thia side with liirbrand* quite a* often a* they have of late." We think we huvebefoie glvun, on authority of the Oswego Palladium,.at» account of the American •c In Miner W. J* Pardee, having been fired into, by a British soldier,on tho 12lb, aa site wu* pataing Driaikville. We may like wiau mention in this connection, that the Canada paper* complain of outrage*,.prpetia- led on lliiiiih subjects, ky insurgents from this aide of the line*. All iht-su thing* are foreboding. Tloy indicate the state uf feeling which exist* Ion very eensidera- blu extent ubmg the line*, nnd which, if it bu not •lumpily uiulefficiently checked, will e.re long lend iulh thu American and llie British into far morn aoliou* di Him I ties. It obvious enough that m no oncitty aliuuld he employed by both govetidhenl* in prnvmthig the repetition oftheso outrage#.—While wo should pt uteri our citizens from out re go from a loicign aulilicry, we should also prevent •* insur- gqiils nnd des|H>rnilnes" from our side, from coin- milting acta of violence nnd nut luwry, by which the nation'* honor ahull he ill the least compromit- ted. And then, wn cur demand the same cnitrso from the llrit *h authorities.—Philadelphia Sen• /tn«/2G/A ull. Pzitu.—Welciiru liy a gentleman who left Litnu on the 21 it of January,—iho very latest dutc,—that there is not nword of truth in the' atnry mentioned in ono of our ritv paper*, that tho Protector Gen. Santa Cruz, had born defeated by the Chilians. It wn* put forth by the latter In the hnjwj of retrieving their fortune* by imjMiaing upon the credulity of the f icuple. Yet even in this they had not «uccvcdcd. )tir informant saw a Lima pnper of tho 22nd,jirio ted on the evening of thu 21st. It contnined on new*,—either from tho army or otherwise.—.V. Y. Com. 20/A inti. fnm the New Orleant Bet, 22d. inti. IMPORTANT FROM VERA CRUZ. The arrival at thu Belize of the United State* btig Consort, has brought mlvico* front Vera Crus aalataaatholOthiiist.tliadnyofhor sailing. By letters received by her; we learn that a fire brokeou hlha Custom House of Vera Cruz on the 0th in atant, by which mctchatidiae valued at a million of dollar* wa* destroyed. Among thn property con sumed, was ono thousand packages ul goods belong ing cltislly to German an I Kngliali mcrclianta. Ad miral Bnudin aunt a detachment of auilnr* in ti e auncur of the inhabitants, ami it was chiefly by the aMthua furnished that the flume* wctu ut last ux- linguiaWd. The castle of San Juan do Ulloa wa* delivered up by tha French to the Mexican autlioriiira on the •tb ln#t. An expraa* reerhed Vura Cruz on tire •th Instant, bringing intelligence thnt U«n. Mexia, with 100ft men, waa mulching on tlm eity, on Itis way from Tuspun, and hud redelHtd within the dis tance uf fifteen mile*. Great r-Anaiernnlion prevail ed among lha Inhabitant*, who zuppiMcd that the garrison would Join tho invader*, and their city thusfitlilnto tho poraoasion of an enemy. In tlm following letter, addressed to the collector of thia port, vary interval lug nnrticulnra are stated, CogauuTg or Ttu Unitko Statk* ur Amebic*,. VurnCrua,0th April, (830. Slit—I have the honor !•• communicate the grail- ring intelllgutico, that tho cuatleof “ San Juan He Ulhiu" at this place, and which fur some months haa been in posaeaaion of the French, wa* yvaletday •tatorrd to the Mexican*. T>*%.roup* of Vico Admiral Baudln,* enmmnn* ding the iin**l f,„tre of tho French for tho Gulf or Alaxlcu, evacuutvA ,hi* fortrar* at an early hour yesterday morning, wlit* thu government troop* Mtidai cummaud ol Gen. Ilcrteto, rcatimed posset- •mn, under a display uf the natiunul fi.tg, and the diaclwlgeofartillory, and in which tlm public ami um.lii jrTOd nu.Jt.o.41 ..nii,,,, I,, | h „ »ranch) united in *ulute* iTgraiui«u,. H . The French comninnder bus withdrawn frlgata the Neirmle, with a part of hi* fleet, tu " Green Island, 1 " a abort distance without the har bor, and whete for the present they are at anchor. Tho remainder of hi* naval force la, for thu must part, still at Sacrificlo*. Ilia understood that lie Intends quitting tho coa»l in the morse of a fuw day*, and also that tier Britt ante Majesty's force i* like- wUaaoontu depurt for tho north. An express, it ia said, arrived here thi* morning from tho capital, by which it is stated (lint General Mexia, at the head or a force of 1000 men, mote or leas, left Tuspanon the 2d instant, with the inten tion of making a descent unon this town, and is now hourly «-x|wciik1 to show himself. Should the reuuit prove tins, atul he have courage enough to attack the town, I liuvo no hesitation in •eying, that lit will meet with a warm reception. The troop* to far et 1 have sren, appear in good condition, and commanded by gallant and experien ced officers, end who, 1 have the best reason to be lieve, will make good their defence, and faithfully discharge their duty to themselves and cuuntiy. Among tho many calamities that teem of Into to ha vo befallen this city, 1 have to milieu this time, • lb* conflagration of thu Custom House, u fine and spacious building, with all its contents. It took fire by some unkuown cause in tho course uf last ' Might, and at daylight was found to be almost w holly ia flames, ami has continued to burn throughout the greater part of this day. Tha lust to tho merchantlla community, the for eign merchant# principally, is heavy, and cannot bo estimated at lets than half a million of dollar*, and ibalzuilding itself is valued at nearly the as me, The French, English and Germans, having mer chandise then, ate said to he tho heaviest looser*, lata not aware Uua any culisn ot vha \J. Staves bat suffered seriously by the disaster. ThaU.S. brig Consort, William H. Gardner. Lieut. Cm't by which I forward thia, caries away about two hundred and fifty thuuasnd dollars, ($250,000) for account of out friends at your city, and at New York, and with which l hope ho may arrive ia safety. t have the honor to be, air, with'great respect, your obedient servant, M. BURROUGH. Jai W. Breedlove, E»q. Collector of tba Customs. New Orleans From the Army and Navy Chronicle Tho government of i'eru is at present in tlm blind* of u woman. Mudunm Gamarru is n femnlo Bonn- G rte; and though tier husband is nomiimlly the ud of tho republic, aim is tim nnd sovereign. It wa* owing toiler energy thnt ho rose from tho rank* of tho army, n common soldier, to his nresent rank. It it said that sho never permits any subject, nertuin- ing to tho government, to he discussed even in privy council without Iter presence; nnd alio always ac companies the President on hi* official visit, espe cially those tnnda to foreign dignitaries. Geu (in- ninrru made a visit not long since, to our sniindrou, accompanied by lliu diflereiit ministers <>l depart ment. Madame Gamarrauf coursu with him. Af ter tlm customary salutes, they entered tlm coinnii;- dura's cabin, where refreshments were nfl'ered, mid tho usual Rompiiniunts exchanged. When Madame Gumarra thought they hud remained a Niiflicient length of time, she rote, looked around her wills the air of nn empress, nnd uttering tho single word “ Vil nius!" left tlm cabin, tho others following Ik r out like a puck of slump following their leader. Sim id- ways wear* pistol* and a dirk, nnd i* suid to be u good shot. Not long since, finding some fault with the pollen and discipline of one of the regimenta of tlio army, aim sent for tlm colonel commanding it, and reprimanded him in a manner to which lie did not foci inclined to nubniit, especially from ii woman; ha replied tlmt ho would hold himself responsible to tlm President, hut nut tu tho President's wife. He was soon taught, however, whom lie hod to deni with; for Madame Gnmnrra immediately comman ded hint to silunce, nnd at tlm tame time, preti nting a pistol, told him that if lm uitored another word of insolence, the would drive tho bullet through his head. Sotn« **»y that her husband ban more than once experienced such a threut; hut wo all know the world is addicted to tcnndul. 'flm Toronto U. C. Herald admits, in tho follow- ing direct terms, tlmt it luu become a common prac tice, for tim British Snidery, to fire on Americun vessels pnssing lip and down iho St. Lawrence. It i* high time, it wa* arrested. Non-intercourse i* the order of the day between Cnnudn mid tlm United Stales. Tlm steamboats of both countries run unly to their own pnrtr. Indeed so fur is this carried, tlmt we Imva been informed tho sentries nt Brockville und Prescott fired on tim Americun boat* even in tho day lime. The United State* Steamer wus fired on last week, und nn American schooner received several halls. And even one of uurotvn schooners tlmt came to Brock ville in the night, was fired on before they could east unclior. They were hailed from tlm shore, hut could not iieur from tlm noise, and five or six slmt* were fired on them. Ono of tho hull* passed close between two of the men. This practice should ho instantly stopped, as it not only incurs tlm danger of killing innocent persons, hut ulso must provoke re tribution, ami nil nrtivo border wnr. Wo trust tho Lt. Governor will immediately suppress thin con duct. Olathe other tide, n quantity of oak plank, A-c.. wns lying ut Ogdenshitrgh for tlm lion. John Hamilton's steamboat at Prescott, nud when it wait known where iho plunk wus going, some “sympa thizers" set fire to it and burnt up the whole. STILL LATER FRQM VERA CRUZ. Tha Cpptaia of tho birqua Tinamara, who left Vint Crus on tba lSilt last., rspoit* that the French float, (including Admiral Baudin’a thin,) except, lag five vessels, were to sail from Vera Crux on the nama day. touching at Tampico and Havana. Tlm English squadron still remained watching the it . mmtn of Gen. Mexia'* troop*, who ware rape about fifteen league* nntth of that port—tha Br Commodore'* ship Madagascar having takrt board tha specie and valuable* uf British *ub w __„ A foreigners of any nation wlm desired that their property should bo thus protected, in earn tho fed- swnl party should land and attack the city. Tba loss by tha destruction of the Custom House, bad been ascertained to be $1,500,000, which would principally fall upon Fieucli and Gorman merchants. 1 A Conduct* from the interior had arrived on the ISlh, with $3,000.00(1—Ita destination unknown. k TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE & MEXICO. Bofcr William# frupi^Havana, wltonce 5*?^? ** . ^ 1 ' 1 inrt *• Bwived the gazettes ■"•"•toby a* late as due. From -the Mexican pa- Ss*M? r ff nU t l account* of the install* tlua nUuLw. "nS* Pf®*hhjutial chair, and of tne *h® clergy,to Sailtobernaxt." »y," previous' address te the are ocJT “• w ™»" fc-A'. THE LATE GEN. SMITH. The dotnito of this much rutpcclud und vuluablv citizens has caused much regret throughout tlm Union. He was ono of tlm venerated links thnt bound us to tho day# of tho “ Conscript Fiithors." Wo take tho following akutch of hi* aerviccublo life ftom tho Baltimore Patriot t Tlm following interesting sketch of thn lending in cidents of his life wu# prepared bv tho Committee of tho City Council. S.tmuol Smith, the grandfather of tlm (Incensed, emigrated from Irelnnd to Pensylvnnia in 1720 nt the nge of35. General Smith's lather, John Smith, left Carlisle, in Pennsylvania und settled in liulli- more in September 1700, wus a member of tlm con vention tlmt formed tlm Stain Constitution mid for many years represented Duhimoro in tho State Se nate. Gen. Smith himself was horn in Carlisle on the 27th July, 1752—hi* father, being a morehniit ho was drained for thu sumo profession, nnd in curly life (about 10) wns sent to l>ngtuiid to ho educated in u counting house, hut lint satisfied with the re straints imposed upon tho clerk# in tim house in »*UUU ho lived, lie freighted tho vessel in which he wont out, attd snii.'d for n port in Ituly—thn vcs-cl being cast away on thnt const, ho travelled over most of the continent und returned to thn United Slate* in tho sntno vessel, witli tho accomplished but unfortunnto Major Andre, between whom ami himself wns. formed a friendship which ended only with tim lifo of tlmt lunmnied victim of Arnold's treason. Gen. Smith, then a very ynuiur man. wn* aolicitiul by the committee of safety of Baltimore to com mand a company sent by water to Anuiinnli*, to arrest or capture tho provincial Governor Eden. The Governor made his escniie. Ho engaged in the Revolutionary struggle, anil at its commence ment, entered thn service ns a captain; ho was in tho buttle* of Urandyu ine, Monmouth,White Plains and Long Island, und his company covered the re treat of the army through the Jerseys—he comman ded at Mud Fort, where such gallant and deaperato defence wn* mode against tho British Hoot, blowing up two of tho frigntes. In this engagement ho wns disabled by a spent bail which gavo a shock to his frame front which he did not soon recover; afte tho close of tho revolutionary struggle, he entered actively into commercial pursuits and may ho said to have been the founder of tho commerce of our city, and was the main *tny of tho commercial lie terests of tho whole country in Congress for forty years. Ho for ono year represented tho city in tho Legislature of the Stnto nnd afterwards wns in one or other House of Congress until tho fourth of March, 1833. When Mr. Jeflerson came into tho Presidency, he pressed Gen. Smith to accept the office of Secre tary of the Navy, which ho declined, consenting however, to act'in that capnciiv until some Huitublc person could b« selected tu fill It permanently. He served at Secretary for six months or more, hut Ms services, some high m.tuu uwivmij ,u, r,A ,nun,,i> ti, mm would not receive any compensation for hi* sei He generally while in Congress filled some station, being Chairman of tho Committee of Ways and Meant in the Huute and of that of Finance in the Senate. When Baltimore was threatened with foreign invation ho accented tho command of tho defending army, and pledged his own private for tune and that of a friend who went before him to hi# great account. During the wdiole lerm of ids com mand here neither he nor his staff received any pay. Hi* first term of service in Congress commenced in 1793, and ho continued in the Honso or Senate till the fourth Of March 1833. Congress voted ami pre sented him h Sword for hit gallant defence of Mud Fort. His last public sen ico wa* in the capacity of Mayor of Baltimore. The folio' iqg recommendution from the Grand Jury of Homy county, nddie»»e* iwelf not onlv to tlie delegates of that county to rite May Convention, hut alto to the delegates of the other counties ufih* state. ' “ Inasmuch as we think it probable that aur Del egates to the Convention to bo held on the first Mon day In May next, to take into consideration the re. duction and equalization of the General Assembly, ex|iect some instruction or expresrion of opinion of thi* body upon the subject for w hirh they am to convene, wo will just *ay tnthem. that we are decid- edly in favor of a teduction, if it cun be done upon the principles of justice and equality, and in order to effect this desirable object, wo would lecumnisud, and earnestly hope, tiiat thn member* of the Convex- lion will lay aside all sectional or |«rty feeling, and act with a single eye to the interest of the whole Stale t and if they will thus act, wa have no hesi- fancy in aaying that we believe a large majority of the good citizens of Genigia, will ratilV the procee ding* of the Convention, on tke firat Monday in Oc- Wa undmtand that Governor JeAlaon, of Ver mont, has delivered to tho Canadian authorities, Jr. Holmes, the murderer of Taohe— Argm. A letter received ft oni n respectable gentleman in Toronto, mentions tlmt Sir Gen. Arthur hns hern re- called from tho Government of Upper Cunuda.— Monl. Conn Nova Scotia;—Governor CoiiipbcIJ, in his me#- sugo to thn Legislature of Neva Scotia, proroguing tlie session, thanks tlmt body for tlm appropriation of JpinOMlIO for military |iiii-|mi*vn, but ndd#t—“I regret to oliservo that you luivo oniitted to nmkeiui adequate providon for altering und improving tho main I’ont comniiinii'ulion bet ween New Brunswick :iud Cunuda, as recommended to you." A Nrw Bank in Nkw Voire.—'The New York Suit of Tuesday #ay»S—"Thu new hunk'iig ins'itu- tion, which we notiei'il uti Monday, nnd of which one of the Mes-rs. Joseph* wi.l he the lieud. will lie n branch of I In* houso of the Solomon*, tin- head partner of w hicii is now, nr was, sheriff ol London. A capital of one million steiling w ill be tuipl.y- ed, und the business conducted on thu must high minded principle*.*' GAlu.tr.—The Hungarian jockeys fn qurnily tie a clove of glirlio to llnrir rarer’* bits, when the horse* tlmt niangninst them full buek the moment they brealliothoi.fl'.*n*ivtiardour. Ii liaslieen prov ed tlmt no horse will cat in a liiHligerif dm Health uf uuy ndier steed in dm stuhlc ho* hem rubbed witli thisnluol, I bad occii-inn to n'ceftnin i|d« fuel. A liaise of iniim was in die smue sinble wiili one belonging to it brother officer t mine fill own und tefiiM-d bis food, while bis cumpindoii time uncommonly wi ll. ] ut lust dl-eoveied that u G, r- mao groom who laid the charge of tlm pioperous animal, hud recourse to this vile strirngcni. It is uisoi>uppii»ed tluil men wlm ear garlic. Knack up upon u nniich the soldiers who have not made ti«c of'il. Ilenre, in the old ii-gtiliitjnu* of die French armies, th-ie existed on nidi r In piuliil.it die use uf guriic when troop* were on dm niiucli. Tile Ftttx ix Aldanv.—Hie Albany Argo* speaking of the fire in that eity oil Saiuiduyevening. any*.—•• The number of buildings destroyed besides nut timisi's, &i'., is not less thuu foily live, itndiidiug tlm Wi'AleyiiU Clinpel, many valuable icidct.cc., und a large quantity of fiiniiluie. Tin- ins* ciiunnt lmnceuinlelv estimated nl this time; itwillprobii b y exceed $00,(100." Insurance $37,000. Firm.—Yesleiduy nfieniuou lihoul oneo'clurk, n lire broke nut in u small frame building in tlm rear of Ne. 0'J Mulberry at., oceiipieil by several pour liindli.'S. Inn it was extinguiriird with l*ttlo damage. Tho fuu uriginated from a dulcet in the chimeey. Another.—Almilt halfpnst two, n frame dwelling huusa in Forty second street, near dm I'.igliib n\p. •••*... wm# poMtally deslroyiil, befiao tlm firemen could reach it in time to throw wulcr on dm flames, Amount of loss not ascertained. Another.—About hulfpii-t four a fin* was discov ered in the porter house of I’eter McFarland, on tlm nmthcnsi corner of Spring and Mott street', which wn* Minus got under, nnd before ittiy damage Imd been done, except by the wiitet thrown into thu Kid Id ine. Another. -At six o'clock n fire broke out in tho second atnry of the three sieiy brick *w.iildiiig f No. 02 West Breadwoy, owned by Dr. C. A. Briggs, and occupied by a gtcat number of pour fumilicr. Tim fire originnttd from dm cuieluNsness of tlm in mates, wlio were lying intoxicated, leaving seme shavings ill close proximity w ith a lire, No muicri- nldumngo was done to the premises, w hich wuro insured.—Courier. This morning, at fifteen minute* before 7 o'clock, nhousnin Orange aired, near While street, wus slightly damuged by fire. While tho iilnrui hell .on the Guy Hall wut lulling, a coinpany of liremun was pns-ing down Cliamhei* slice!, picci did by a band nfmnitial music, on their woy lofiieuta lurget.— Tiiey paid no nltendoii to ihonfiirinT cull to duty. A genuemun looking on, listed which wus dm ma-t importoni part of a fireman’# du<y, to cxtingui.di u fire or fire at n target. Mr. Wni. Claik. a inorr.bcr ofHosn Co. No. 0, had his legs broken yestnidny, by the hoaU curiage running over him • -A*. Y. Com. 22J. FlRKS.—Almilt Cjo'elnck y esterdny afternoon, a fire wns discovered in dm upper pail of dm two story fiomu ilwe.ling No. 6j Orange street, near Cross street, occupied by Mi. Chambers nt u pur ler linuse. Very iiltl* dumnga wus done. Between 9 and 10 o'clock IhhI evening * tire broke out in dm lower part of dm two *imy brick hui ding No. 97 Crosby s'., hvlwei'ti Spring and I’rinci* *tk., owned hy Mi. James Drake. Tlm building woteii- lirel) de» tiny id. '1 hero wa# an alarm of fire thi* morning about 5 o'clock, which jnoci eded hum the ruin* of tim fire lust evening in Criodiy tin el- » Tim l'aiiersnn Intclliguncvr estimates tin- Ins* by the burning uf the Muciiino Compuny'* winks that town on Satuniuy, nt $30,000; nmi by ti.o burning of ilia dwellii g ln*u»u ,.f Mr. MvChuj.ou Friday, $2000. It was insured in dm iEma.ni llurtli.nl, lor $1500, and in ihe Munhaituu for $300.—A*. Commercial, 25th ult. Hail Storm.—Our tow n and ncigliburhood wrro wry severely pelted with hail, on the .afteinn»n «»f Wednesday lust.—Tim storm came up very auildi-n- ly, luktcd only a few minutes, but did much mis- chief, pmticuinrly tu tba window*. Almost evny West window in Iowa wa* broken to pieces. Wo yesterday, beard a gentleman estimate the number uf panes uf gins* bruKeu nlfiUOO. Tho hail stones were uncommonly large,—many of them, more than a Imlf incli in diameter Since tlm storm, the air has become remaikubly clear, pure and delight ful. I’. S. Since writing tho above, we hare been in- fmmed of tba destruction of several lives hy dm pit ilea* pelting! of die storm." Two individual* ii Muin street, and one in Fiont*»treet, unconsci ous or recklt'Saof the duffer, puked out their head* cither to look, or tu get water, we.re •• knocked on tlm brad," and instantly expired They were Hah!"— 11''esten World. 11 Al.trs M ANIi LlVkRP.AJU SlZANAOAT Lift*.— Halifax Royal (i.reu.-, tanking of Ilm pio;m«ed liaanf*te«m pxrket* between Liverpool and that city, say* i— The regular iiy which w III distinguish lids mensure of Government in ita o|e*ration, must recommend it strongly |« the jirople of Great Brita n at well a* North Amenrn generally; and wo eturrtain the o|i-nion dial n very larg* proportion of thecorrev* pondenrn will pa»*through that channel of coin- murdealion. There will, wn suspect, lm hut liitle detention uf lirefiteiimcrs beret only a fuw hour* after their arrival from England, and not mure than forty-eight after their n turn from Boston. They will certainly afford tim most eligible conveyance for passenger*, an I Halifax will exhibit a hu-lling scene every f«w days, by their arrival und dejmr- lure. Accident at tiik Inclined Plane—We learn tlmt tbe mpB nt thn Ineiined Pinnunti tile Columbia Ridi-road, broka*aUiut 7 o'clock yesterday morn ing, just nfierthe pasreiiKercurshail punted. Four burthen cun, loaded with flour were attached nt dm lime, nnd rushed down from neur tho tup of the plane wiili tremendous velocity. The cars were of coinsn destroyed, a* well ns oilier* which arrested their preiMess Wul were standing at the foot of the plunu. The West Chester stage, full of passengers, wns on the bridgaal ilm time, and bail not Iho rapid career of the cars met witli an impedinn nt, thu cl**- *truction of lift? w uld probably hive been very great; but luckily no personal injuries were su«tuin- ed. Tbe new rope oid-'red hy die superintendent of Motive Power, has not yet been received from the mnnuftiriurera, but is daily exjurcted.— Pen- tyleanian 23d inti. A Kino Drownkd —Iii iIib London Chronicle uf FebunCy 9tb, received ut I'uilinlelpliin, it is staled in dm letter uf« correspondent, dated from Con- stnniinopli-, timt new* I ud been leeeiwd in dial city, slating that Melmrn^t Ali Pa-ha, s -v, reign of Egypt, wiili dm principal meoifmra of Ins court, Imd huen drowned in dm r.ver Nile, by tim opscUiug of ail iron *leumh»ui. Political Tkmpekanca.—In some of tlm tow ns the Ft-di'tnl lender* who prole** great regard foi temperance, and temp* ranee laws, when ii sil ts dieir political puipoi.es, Imd lahlesof n'fieslinmiil# spiend lor their Idled volets, witli gin jogs nnd rum buttles in great prolnrioo, lo stiengtlmn I In- ran vex ol tlioo* w bo were to enrol umler dm “Com- iimiider-in-ciiiel''in u over dm Suite uf Connecticut." Uni now, since tlm elucdou is over, these lender* will he delivering leiiipeiance lectures, mid u- Hoc op proseriitiio.s agaii)»ldit* retailer*.—AVic Ilaven Conn, llegitlrr. The Proprietor of dm New York Sunday Packet i* iihout to publish a list, in pumphlct form, of all the duily, weekly, and monthly paper* in the United Stales, nnd therefore respectfully request ull editor* who may sec lliir notice to famish him a number of their paper or inaguzinc. The currying out of die object may he of considerable benefit to nil parties concerned.—JV. York Monday FncFi/,21*/ in*/. Steam Rol'tb from Maine to Florida.—The steamer Florida runs once u week from Savannah to Picolata, und return* touching ut the intervening places of Brunswick. St. Mary#, Jacksonville, nnd nnd Bluck Creek, nud completes the route of Mourn navigation from Muino to Florda '—Philo. Jii'jui- Mr. Garbled, in hi# efforts to deprive General G. rdun uf dm Honor of the paternity of the Inde pendent Troa-nry schemes bestows it upon Mr. Coudy llogimt. Iiud Mr. Gnrlund been u# fami liar with tin* writing# of the great Apostle of De mocracy ns hi# professions of orthodoxy in the creed • f Republicanism would lead nnty believe, he would linvo found tlmt uti Independent Treasury wns one of tho coidiiial principle* of the party as its foun dation. Mr. Jifli'i'suu, in u letter to Mr. G.i!iu- tin, says t *' Blit in order lo he al.'r to mrrt a general com, limit ion rf the honkt nyintt ut, in a critical cm- i rgrticy, could wc. not make a beginning loirnrdt on independent ntc rf our own money, hic-iitU holding our own bunk in ull ihe J-/,osite w'lcie it it ticeived, und hiring the 'J’reotnrergtee hit draft or note for payment atony fiartini/ai /dan which, in a wcilconJocicd (jov< rment, ouy.hr h have at much cn dil at any private draft, or bank note, or bill, and would give ut the tame facilities which we (truce fr.an the bank /'—Wothinglun (Jlole, 21. A in#/ QUEEN VICTORIA. Tlm niei.|iiond Eiiqiiirer pubii»lu-H u letter from Mr. Stevenson, our MimMcr to Great Britain, in which lie describe# dm person, appearance, nmi lm* hit# of tim Qiivi 1 'ii of Great Briiiim. Mr. Stevenson write* from opportunities ol'ciose and frequent < h- setvatioa, whirh lew person.#, even ( >fdto highest rank in dm kingdom, can Iftive lind. J le say#!— Uf the Queen, I suppose you will expert me to say something, uml expre*# my opinion. Tlm press in hntlicountries gives the most (luliering accounts «f her beauty, wisdom, A c. Indeed, it i* tim fa*li- ioa hereto represent her (a.# I nupimso they do ail Queen#) as sonietliiag short only of Divinity. Now, 1 w ill tell you very frankly w hat 1 think oi lier, und I have had a fair opportunity of judging. As to lie person ami fme, tiiey are- pretty fairly represented ia many of dm numerous painting* and print*, some of which I suppose you lmvc scon. Sully's 1 think as good ami pleasing u likeness ns uiiy dial lm* been taken. It has been sent to l'hilndclphin. None of them, however, do justice to dm expression of die fuc*c. It is certuinlv net die sort 1 should call beau tiful—but, when lighted up by animated conversn- liqu, the face is full of expression and sweetness, and strongly iudieutivo of character. I ler niuiiner* urr blnml in.d nnall'ccti il: indeed, there is asiinpli. city m.d fninhnrs* and enguging uflnhilily alioiil her siisito remarkable for a Queen. Another striking thing is, the total ahsotico of nil atnhidmts display or de*ire for admiration, which might be expected from so young u person, and site a Sovereign. No ono cun upprimch tho present Queen without being struck, not only with hcrensy and charming deportment, niul tlmt peculiar softness of disposition and temper, for which she is so remarkable, hut w ith the entire self command ami repose of iminiiur, which might he expected to guard u Sovereign of more advanced years and experience. Sim lm*, bc- sidcs, nil lliocharacteristic bon natural and good temper of the English. • ° In relation to tho Queen’s personn! hnhits, 1 un- ileretuudsite rises between 8 and0, hreakfastsat 10, devote# hersrlfto business till 2, then exercises, gen erally on horseback, and that at u rapid puce, going nt the rate of 10 or 12 miles nn hour. Of her horse manship I Imd un opportunity of judging, having myself Iteen present in one of her excursions of 20 mile# in ukout 2 h*-ur#; nnd lean assure you, if she lives not ride like Crcsur, or hunt like Diunn.slu? is yet one of tlm boldest and finest female riders 1 Her attention to business is such, that 1 under stand, if a despatch comes while sho is ut dinner, she commonly rises and attends to it. She has a turn nud capacity for business, nnd will, us *he advances, doubtless take even a deeper interest iuuffuir* of state than she doe# at present. Don’t Waste the Steam.—Itis stated that a steam ferry-boat, which piies on the Alton, (Ill.) ferry having more pow er in her engine thnn requir ed, the proprietors have attached a pair of burr mill stone# to her, with which, the Telegraph says, while crossing the ferry and running off steam she is enu- hied to grind about one hundred bushels of fine inoul per day.—Phil paper. The Jackdaw stuippkd ur its rorrowkd plumes.— Mr*. E. Magrath of Elizabeth sired, out wu king yesterday, hud her attention nuim-ted hy m veiv fariiiouuhlo die*»ed .female figure which was slowly Miuuing n little distnnev I'fibre tier, and on-more nearly nppxinhing tho colored ht.lv, she lurnt d out to be. Mr*. Mngraih wns not u little a*ioni*hed at recognizing ono of her own C'iwti* which Imd beenslrtleu from her a few days hack, ami wiiicti now tol.iracd the person of the poluieil elegante. Mr*. Mngraihinunediiiu-lyein- ployed « ln>y to .log tin* imly’s track nnd find out where tho lived, and the hoy to well succeeded, thnt in n few hour# alter, she wus a prisoner in the Police office, where she whs utrc.oly pretty well known hy the name of Charity Jucksnu. Me wu# stripped of her -tidlcn lobe und committed to pris on.—A’. 1'. Jour. Commerce 25/5 ult. The Kingston Herald stute# that 4000 barrel* of flour, two or three cargoes of wheat and some hun dred Imrrvl* of pork, had arrived there destined for Montreal, thenco to Li* »hip|*cd to Engluiul. Mr. Andrew Hendrickson vvn« drowned, while attempting to stop one of the breaches caused by the late high tide# in Puulshoro, Gloucester Co. N. J. Mr. Amarixh Fierce suffered the same fate,*in the »snm kind ol elluft, un Woodbury creek. In a letter publi-hed in i|u- la-t Greenville Mumh- iainctr, G.-n Wnddy Thompson nnuounevs to hi* c *0*1 ituc ut* that be will not again bo a candiiUte for Congress. P ROPOSALS for cArryinf ilw mailt ofthtUnited Stair* from the first of July, 1839, to the 30th of June, 1043, on (In* following post route# in Geor gia will In* received at the Department until the 25th day of May next, at three o’clock, p. m. to he decide*! by tho 1st dnv of June next ensuing. GLOIUilA. 2301. Front Augusta, !*v Bellair, Rowty, Lone l>ordv, Avora, Cammack, Douhlo Wells and C'raw- fonitville, to Greensboro, 02 mile# nnd liack dnily in raiimnd eur«, tuid In Icavo and tnko a muil every dnv m nnd from ft nrrenton. Leave Aygnstu daily nt 0 p. m. and in w inter at 7 p. m. arrive nt Green thorn next, day by 2 a. m. nd in winter hy 3 nt. Ia-uvo Givcnshnro daily ut 9 p. m. and in winter nt 5 p. m. arrive ut Augusta next day by 5 a, m. and in winter by 12 p- m. 2325a. From Greenslmro, by Park s Bridge, Montirello, Indiun Springs, Barucsvilli', Union, Hill, Thoniaiton. C'he»tnut Grove. Pleasant Hill, Bcllcview, Bluff Spring. Waverhy Hall nnd Kllcrc- lio, to Colutnlius, 142 miles and lack daily in four horse post conches. Lcuvq Greensboro duily after arrival of railroad mail, sny nt 2j a m. and in winter nt 34 a m, airivc nt Columbus next duy by 5j u in, und in winter by 14 P tn. Leave Columbus dnily at G p tn, nnd in winter nt O n nr, arrive ut Gpcnsboru next duy hy 34 p in, und in winter by 4 p 111. Proposals to run hy offices or nny more director better routo than uhovu indicated, will ha consider ed. 2112. From Fort Guinea, by Smilhville, Blake ly, Porter's Ferry, Olive Grove nnd Brown'# Ferry, to Chattahoochee, 75 mile# and hnck twice a week. Leave Foil Gaines Monday and Timrsduy nt C a , urrivo at Chattahoochee next duv# by 7 p tn. Leave Chfittahoorheo Tuesday nnd Friday ut 0 a m nrrivo nt Fort Gniue# next days by 7 p m. Proposal# to carry ia stupes will bo considered; time# of departure and arrival to he stated. 2113, From Atnuchee, hy Beaver’s to Almon’s, in Broomtovvn Valley, 30 mile# and back onco a week Leave Atnuchee every Tuesday at G a tn, arrive nt Alnioii’, saint* day hy (5 p in. Leave Aliuoii’# every Wednesday at 0 n m, ar rive at Aniuchee rime day by (J p in. 24M. From Brunswick,hy Benjamin Lile's nnd Wayne C. II. to liuinlcdvillc, (15 miles and back once 11 week. Leave Brunswick every Tuesday nt G u m, nr rivo at Holincsvi lonexl duy hy G p m. Leave Hoinlexvillo every Thursday ut Gam, ar rive ut Brunswick next day by G p in. 2415. From Cherokee C. II. Al. by CliatoOgn and Oldtovvn, to Ilopkinsvilli*, 25 miles and back once a week. , „ Leave Cherokee C. II. every Wednesday nt 0 a m, arrive nt Ilopkinsvillu sunie duy G p in. Leave Hopkinsville every Thursday at 6 a in, ar rive nt Cherokee C. II. same duy hy 4 pm. 2410. From Cumpbellton, by 11 untsviUn and Pnrlicr's Cross Road#, to Cusville, 50 miles and back onro a week. Leave Cumpbellton every Tuesday at 9 a m, ar rive nt Cnsvillc next day by G p m. C'i-*vnle every Tlioisiiiiy ut Gum, arrive nl CnmlH'llion next d iy hy 3 p in. 2117. From Daniel-vi le, bv Marysville. Winn s Mill# or Anieiel ivillo uml Puerm n’* lo Moure- video, 35 mile* uml hack once a week. Leave Diiniclsville every Wednesday nt G a m, arrive at Montevideo sunie dnv by 7 pm. Leave Montevideo r*ve«y i linrs.lay ut G a ni, arrive at Daniel-villu same day hy 7 p in. 2118. From Fori Mileliell, Ain. to Florence, G11 25 iiii'es uml tiack imco n week. Leave Fart Mitchell every Timrsduy at 8 u tn, arrive nt Florence same <1")' *»y G p m. Leave Florence every Friday xi G a in. nrrivo at Foil Mileliell sumo day l*y 4 |> in. 2411). From FoNyili, by Van Baron, Pin" Flat and H**rrint:toii’* Store, to Fuycltevihc, 45 milns nnd buck once week Leave F-rsyth every Wednesday nt Gam, ur; rive ill Fayetteville next day hy 11. a m. y Leave Fayeltevilln every Tliarad.iy ui 12 m, nr rive nt Forsyth next day hy 5 p m. 242d. Fi'on Gainsvifie to C urk#vil|e, 25 miles ami ha-k 01 c-* 0 week. Leave G.iiti'vilk* every W- dn-s.liiv at 8 a ni, arrive nt Clarksville same d <y h» (i p m. Lmve Clnrksvil« overy Tlmisduy at G a ni, ar rive nl Gain#* ilk* mnw day by 4 p in. 2421 From l.om'mrdy, hy Sweet water Iron Work-, Wild# 11••w-tr«l'« u .d Jnn *# Same’#, to Liiiii..vi!|e, 32 md-'S ni.d Imek once 11 week. Lcnvo l.omhiudy every Wedne-d.iy ut G a in, niii\e nt Lmii-villc same day ><y G p 111. Luivh Loim-viilo every Tien-liny at G u m, ur- rive at Lmnlmrdv -mined.iy by G p in. 2122. From McDnimich, l*y Chambers Store ami IJniieork's, loSuml town, 30 miles and imeh hint* 11 week. Leave McDonough every Frid'iy at G a nt, ar rive nt Snmltmui same dnv by G p ni. Lrnvo Satidtmvn cveiy S itnrdayal G a m, arrive ol McDomnigli same day by ft p in. 2123. From .Mnroa, hy Pine Level,Fort Vulley. Bartlett nnd Macon C II to America#, 75 mile, mid hack one a week. Leave Mucon overy Tuesday at 5 a 111. arrive nt America* next day hy G p tn. L'-nvc Americas every Thursday nt 5 a in. arrive nt Miteou next day by 0 p m. 2124. Front Spann, r*y l’ovvcllton, to Douhlo Wells, 22 mile# and buck once a week. Leave Sparta every Thursday nt 9 u nt, arrivo nt Douhlo Well* 8Ume day G p nt. Leave Double Well* every Friday at 6 a nt, arrive ut Spuria »umo day hy 3 p itt. NOTES. 1. Each route must lie bid for separately. The route, the sum, thu mode of service, and the# resi dence of tho bidder, should bo distinctly stated in each hid. . 2. No proposal will he considered, unless it lie accoinpnincd hy a guarantee, signed by one or more responsible person*, in the following form, viz. " The und Tsigned guaranty that , if his hid for carrying the mnil from to ho accepted hy tho Po#tntn*ior General, shall enter into an obligation, prior to the first day of Septem ber next, with good nnd sufficient sureties, tu per form the service proposed. " Dntrd , 1339" Thi* idiould he iicompanied by the certificate of n p«*tmn*Ri, nr other equivalent testimony, thnt the guarantor* urn men uf property, und uhle to muke good lid*guarantee. KJ* This guarantee being required bylaw, no ex emption can ho allowed ia favor of old coatrncli.l* Jail road cuinpu'dtz, or uny other compunie* ut per son* whatsoever. 3. The distances, ns «tnlcd in this advertisement, are believed to he sahniaaiially correct; lilt the bidder will inform himself on tlmt point, a* no in- neas'-d pay*will I e allowed fin un) diflerem 0 when the places are named correctly. 4. Tho I'oiiiniHier General may idler tho sche dule, nful alter the route, lie allowing a pro rata in crease ofcompniisati'in for any add tiouul servico required, ami for nny incr- no d speed, when the employment of additional stuck or carritr# ia ren dered necessary. 5. He may discontinue iho nervier*, or rnnni! it nt a pro rata redaction of pay, whenever ho shall consider it expedient to d-> so, ho ulowiag one month's extra pay on lln-unioniii di-pem-ed with. G. He m.iy impose fme# for failure to take or de liver u mail, or any pmt of n mail, nl uny post office which is <>r limy he established on the route, for refusing or (lOgircring to perform any other sti pulation ot this conlinci ; lor ■offering die mail lo ^e injured, wet, lo-t, or destroyed; ami may exact a forfciiuie of the pny of the trip whenever tlm trip i* lost, or the mail arrive# mi fur behind schedule lime us to lose Conned ion with a depending mnil. 7. lie may annul tho contract for repeated fail ure', to perform any oldie stipulations; for refusing to discharge a can ier when required: for violating the l'...t Office low; for disobeying the in*lraciiuns of the Drpurunent, or assigning a conn art without the previous consent of the 1‘oMinusier General. 8. If thu contractor vhall iuu u stage ur other vehicle more rapidly, or more frequently than he i» required by the Contract to curry tlie mail, lie dmII give the •umo inneusrd celerity nnd frequency to the mnil, ami without increusu ur compensation. 9. Contractors on siuge and couch routes ■hali convey, free of chmge, nil agent* of the Depart ment upon exhibition of dedr credential#; alio, muil hng* nud po-l office blank*. 10. The l’o«una*ter General is prohibited by law from making contract* for die transportation of die mail with any person wlm shall have entered h.iu uny combination, *tir proposed lo enter into any combination, lo prevent the making of any hid lor 11 mail contract by any oilier peison or|H-r*ons, or wlui »lmll have mud-* any agreement, or shall have given or performi"I, or promised to give or |ierfnrin, nny consideration lo do, or not to do, any thing whatever to induce uny other not to bid for a mail contract. 11. On po*t coach and stage routes, where tlmt kind of iruiitpoilation i< sometime* difficult, propo sal* will bo received fur carrying tho mail* on horseback, in wagons, or carts, for a specified num ber of months, week#, or days in eschyear: but 00 dispensation of post cotrh or align srrvh n will be loVrat'd, unless it be stipulated for in the propo sals, and embraced in tlm contract. 12. The proposal* should hr sent to the Depart ment, sealed, end endorsed,",Mall proposal* ia the Stain uf «nd addressed to the Firzt Assistant Postmaster General. 8. R. Unhide, AMOS KENDALL. Post Office Department, April G, 1839. apt 15-It ltobcrtfi’ Silk Manuel. T HE fourth edition of this popular wotk it now inn course of publication hy the tuhsmihers, and will ho issued from thu pto»* about th-* 1st May, printed wills nrw type, on good paper. It contain* upwind* of 1(10 large octavo pngrt, end embrace* every information needed hy tho silk cultunsl from the plaining nnd rearing of lira mu.heny, to thn making and dyeing of Sowing* ond Twists; tlio plan of coiisiruciing rocomieriet, feeding shelves, tho process of feeding tbe worms, veutillation of tlicir apartment*, apportionment of food, nnd in flue, every thing uccetsury lo tho acquisition of a rilk culianilist is lucidly treated. A largo edition has already been disposed of since about tho first of Jauuury, and ilm present edition hu* been put to pies* to-upp y a huge order (1500 copies) fr.-m tlio legislatme o’ Pennsylvania for gratuitous di*- irihuti/m in tin t commonwealth, by tho recommen dation of the committee on agriculture, who gave it their decided appiobuti -n uii.l recommendation over every other work published on the sulj-TI.— Thu luie governor of Maryland also recommended it in a special message to tlio legislature, for distri bution uinunj thu people', and it Inis received the commendations of tho C'ommi lee on Agriculture of lliv II-misu of Representative# of the Congress of 1 the U. S. A large edition is now puhli*hing, nnd all orders from 11 di»(naco enn he promptly filled. A large discount wil.he made to tho trade. Price 374 cents persilicic copv. Address K. P. ROBERTS &S. SANDS. Ballimme, Maryland. Who lire nl«o pnbii-hor* of the " F'limer &. Gardener," a weekly journal ilevdted to Agriculture, Arc. Arc., (lie G1I1 volume of which commence* in May—2 50 per aanam. Baltimore. Md. Ami! 23, 1329. A FORTUNE FOR FIVE DOLLARS. Gruciie uml Pulaski Iflouumcnt Lottery* CLASS No 20 \Yn*be decided thisyo-terday hyTlie drawing of the Maryland Stnto Lottery, No. 10; und the result hi ■ueii on Monday morning. 75 Humbert. 12 drawn ballots. HIGHEST PRIZES. 1 prize of.... $20,000 1 " ,.. • • .... 5.IIU0 4 " .... 3,00(1 5 *• .... 2,000 1 “ .... 1.040 20 •• ..... .... 1.000 20 " .... 300 20 « 150 155 " .... 100 Ac. Ac. Ac. Ticket* $*>, Halve# $2 50; puckat*** of quarters $31 25, or cortiflciUi't $10 fill. For sale hy - P. Ii. PEN DERG AST, Managers Agflncy Office, corner of Bull st. nnd Bay lane, near tlie Exchnugn. (Hi* Adventurers in town or country enclosing ilm price of 11 ticket or share, will receive lira same mmediately theienfier, may 2 20,000 DOLLARS. Greene ami Pnliwki Uloiiiimcnt Lottery. CLASS NO. 20. FOR 1839. Decided l*y Ilm drawing of the Muiyland State Lotteiy. Class No. 10, to he dn oil 1*1 May'. wn ut Haiti mure 1 I l I l so 20 riiiZEs. 20.000 . fi.noo , 3.1100 . 2,1)111) 1,1140 . i,uuo 300 155 150 IDO &c. fee. See. Whole Ticket* $5, Halves $2 50, QuaitiTshy tha picltuge only, Ibrsulcut WITflINGTON’S npl 29 Lotted: Ex. Office nn the Rnv NEW YORK, 083 BROADWAY. Ncminnry for Young Lnclics- M RS. COLEY big* incull iho aitention of paiem# and g'inidiiiiH to her es ahlidinv*nt, which i* located in the upper part of tho city, in 11 lino lii’ii' 1 liy siiiiatioii. The siricusl mtcnlion is bestowed nn the reli gions and m-irnl i'll 'tea 1 ion of the young Indie* com- mined to her cure, together with 11 pni’cutnl solici tude for ih"ir comfort and happiness. Tim ordinary cour-e of iiisiruclion is rentbined villi all the hie her lira neln-s necossnry in a polile ed'tcuthiu, iu which Mrs. C-iley is iwsi-ted hy the most npnroved innsler* and tei diets. Tho French langnuge i# made use uf a* the me dium of eonversiiiion. Mrs. Coley hu*Iteen kindly permitted to give tho fitli.twing references. Savannah.—M. II. McAllister, Esq.; John E. Word, Esq. Charleston.—Ut. R'*v. Bi«hn|> Bowen, George Y. |)ivis. K*q., II. Teller, K*t|., A f . L itton, Esq. New York.— Rt. Rev. Bishop UinlRidouk, Rev. Dr. Bernini, Rev. Dr. Lyell, Rev, Lewis P. W. Baicli, Rirbard J. Tucker, Esq. George Laurie. Esq. Jolla Laurie, E*q. Stephen Cnmbreling, E q. Rev. Dr. Philliii#, llev. Erskint* Mason, J. Kearny Rodger*, E*q. M. D. Robert Hogan, E-q. Charles E-lwurds, E*q. lied wood Fisher, E*q. Lloyd W. WeeN, E»q. J0I111S. Hurt lots. Esq. J.C. Beales, Esq. M. I>. Henry Wreaks, E-q. npl 26 Snider Be Nichols, Nos. 7 ami 10, Gibbon# Buildings, H AVE constantly on hand, 11 Inigo mid well sc- lected assortment of Foreign nud Domestic Dry Guilds, whirl) tiiey offer fur sale on their usual liberal teim«. to whudi tho ntuml'-on of purchasers is respesifully invited.npl 27-#-l-l)i-3w Stipe riot' London Drills, Ae. Per Brig Augusta. 5 PIECES superior white London Drills fi do do sniped do do 3 do do niiheil do do 32 do N. Y. Mill Shirting, best quality I do bints black figured Rep Silk 1 do do do plain do do 3 dozen embroidered fancy lldkfs. JO do hoy# brown Cotton half Huso 10 do dn mixed do do do 10 do misse# brown cotton Ho*e 2 do do Ho open wotkrd do 5 do dn wliito do do 2 do ladies do do do do 6 do girl* mixed cotton Huso 4 do do Slate do do 2 do men's grey Angola Hose 100 Ihs. blue nnd while patent Flax Thread, npl 1G SNIDER, LATH HOP A NEVITT. New Goods. T HEsnh-crihei ha* received hy-iecent arrivals, a choice assortment of Good* in hi# line, among which ure Idack, blue, iirowo. & Dahlia Drop d ele, Mack green and mixed Ca-ffimcici*; Mack, blue & brown CrapeCnniblet* 5 Mark, olive, nnd mulber ry iialfmilled Clmlis ; Mack nnd fancy single milled Cassiinere*: Pickwick nnd D-iimatin do.; black, green, and Dahliu.Bomhnsilis; while, brown, and fancy drilling.; India nnd Gcmgiu Nankeens; white, huff, and figured Marseilles ; white and Inifl' figured Clinlly*; plain Mack and ligdtcd Silks and Saiiiis; ti-k, cotton nnd merino under Shirt* and Drawer*; silk and cotton half Hose, silk, cotton, nnd linen gloves; Mark ami colored IJo-kindo; Mack, und fancy silk Cravat*; Cravat siifl'eiier* ; Stock*, Suspender*, Shoulder Braces, Belt*, silk nnd runilnic pocket Hdkfs, Ha's, Umbrellas, &c. w hich w ill be sold low fur cash, or on shnit lime to those w ho ure prompt pay; no other* need npply. npl 20 JOHN MALLARY. Wanted. A PERSON capable of superintending n brick yuid, nnd who understand# thu horning of brick: Msa wanted to hire for ihn summer months, or hy the year eight, or ten prime negro men, fur whom liberal wage* will be given, may 1-dlwenlw PHILIP MINIS. B Wauled, ILLS of the Darien Bank and Branches, hy may I HARPER & DOUGLAS. ISonncts. W II. & S. ROGERS, have just received per • Exrel front New York, 2 dozen English straw Bonnet* 1 do Victoria patent do 2 do Mis«e* Florence (round crowns) do 2 do hoy'* Florence Hut* nnd Cap* may 1 South side Market Square. Uncurrcut B;uik Notes. B ought by apt 13 PADELFOllD, FAY & CO- Liverpool, v|* Charleston ..P.’. *• r u, !«" r ' Water, and Sugar Bbenll 20 do Pilot Rread, and Milk Biscuit 10 k»gs Goshen Butter 10 (mars Slrlly Lemunz 10 hhl*. Prime Beef 10 do Nn. 9 Mackarel 20 half do No. I do 20 quarter do ‘ do do 30 kegs do do 2000 Ihs Baltimore Baron Sides fill canniateis fresh Sainton 10 do Soup nnd Houilll 10 do Mock Ttirllo Soup fiO bids C'unnl Flour 100 case* quarts and pints Porter DouMn Union Stout. \c. Just reroived und for sain hy "pl 27 JNO.B. GAUDRY. Nrffrocs Wiinlcd. T HE Contractors upon the Brunswick and Ala* tnmnhn Canal nrc desirous to'hire n numlier of pritnn Negro Men, front thn 1st October next, for fifteen months, until the 1st January, 4840, or for nny term within these dates, not less than twelvn month*. They will pny nt tlie rate of eighteen dol« Inrs per month for each prime hand. Payments to lie made quarterly. These ni'gtoc* will lie enqflnyed intheexeavation of the Canal. They will be provided with three and ir half pound* of pm k or bacon, nnd ten quart* of gourd seed corn per week, lodged in cmnfurtnbta •diuntoes uud attended coiislunlly hy u skilful physl cinn. As the Contractors nre now making their arrange, mentx for the w ork of tlio next year, nil those who w ill he di-pnsed foliire upgria s* for tho coming tea. sun nre requested to make immediate application, nnd obtain unv further iiifmiiiut ion that may bC de sired ut tlm office of tlw Contractors in Brunswick. J. H.COUPKR, sept 20 lam tf P. M. NIGHTINfl A LE. } Oulctliorpo House. M TIio public aro resprcifully informed thnt this csiuMiriimrnt continues umler the di. recrionof the subscriber, who hopes by unremitting exertions to merit n coutimiunceofthu patronage ho is grateful for having huiutoforn received. Tho Jjnii.o i.lurge, airy, and convenient, with spuciou* qdazzas mi every solo. Tlio charges will lie com- menrornto to the times. Tho prevailing tea hrenze* nud pure nir, render tlii* perhups 1)10 lii"ilihie*t und most camlorinMi*summer residence in the Suite. Salt water hath* may he had at a short dixinncu from the ho.ise;—also, goodjstubling for horse*. R. W. HOLMAN. Brunswick. April 27, 1839. may l-3t Linen Goods. T WO cn-es heavy Irish'Linen, warranted free of eotton I do 3-4 L mg Lawns lft pc< lieitvfk* him Linen Drill 10 do do ple.id colored do III do super London M'riped do do 0-4 nnd 12-4 Irish Linen Sheeting fi 4 nnd G-4 German do do 7-4 8-4 nnd 10-4 Damask Table Draper 7-4 nnd 8-4 undressed Sileciu do 3-4 Bird# Eye nnd Ru*-in do 3*4 7-8 and 4-4 Damask Napkins Dimiask D-*ylies. small size Hurkuburk nnd Dow las Towel* Hemsiiclu-d nud plain-Liuen Cam Hdkfs Do Needle worked do do Ladies und children's India Grass do Fine und low priced Linen Cuinhrlcs Lndie* wld'C 1 bread Slocking* White nud blown thread Gloves, with n vnricty other soring uml summer coed* for sale l»v uoriieo FULLER. MOURE St CO. Fancy, nud Slitplo Dry Goodq. W II. St H. ROGERS huvu just opened tlio • following good*, Viz: 4 piece* 4-4 Burlap* 10 do Sommer sniff, for Pantaloon* 3 do Gras* Linen 0 do Dumu-qumoa 2 do 5*4 Sheeting 2 Ho Furniture Dimity 10 do light fancy Print* 5 do filmed Curtain Muslin 10 doIrU Linen ' 4 -I *rcn Mack silk llosc, (low prired) 1 do G MizoSraif* I do Canton Crape dn 10 piece* Cuitaiu Fringe 2 dozen white Cotton Hnso 10 piece* paper Muslin* 2 HoGro De Itep Silk 4 do 4-4 French Mo-lins, &e. Ac. npl 20 Sourii »idc Market Square. - 4 Card. nriHE.nh.ciiljer* rc-pcctliiil) inform their friend* J. that ilieir Mr, Ilonstnn inlumls leaving for ilia Nonhtitrly in May. Gi-nlh-im-n who prefer hav ing their dolin'* made to order, cun have their mcusiire* taken liy that lime, or nny time during tin* ►iiminer hy Mr. Geo. A. Ash, or Mr. Wm R. Symnnds; ih» garments will he cut from the very best impoited unifies, und tlie workmanship infi*- rior lo none, npl 12 HAMILTON, HOUSTON,A CO. It utter A Crackers. ■fl KEGS prime Goslien Uniter, i?% X. tX 20 hhl*. Crackers, lunding and for sale hy ' up i'll 23 W.OLMSTEAD. Bears Grccsc. A SUPPLY of AikinKiin’sgunuiuu Bear’s Grecse, received uud fur sulu hy mar 19 * THOS. RYERSON. R Fasliiouablc Black Hats. ECE1VED this day, nnd Go snlohy mur 28 PRICE A YEADER. NCW Goods,—Per ship Oibit. 6 PIECES primed Lawn*, lino.-t quality 5 do superior English Long Cloth . I do lino wliito Suiteon 2 dodo Hucknhuck tt do Suitiii Jeans, col'd stripe, for boy's wear 4 dozen children* Linen Gloves 3 piece* plaid Swiss Mu.'in G do Crib Quilts 1 do black Flos* Silk 5 do Boys qrnwn cotton half Huso 75 lb* Patent. Flax Thread 3 doz colored Cotton Gloves 2 pieces black nud whim Wigan, Ac Ac. npl 23 SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVITT. By tlie Fliilura. T HE subscriber# have received an nddition of readymade Clothing’, ulso, one case while lineil Drill Puntnloou*, very cheap for cash, npl 29 HAMILTON, HOUSTON & CO Porto Uico Siiffur A Molasses, ‘ HDDS, prime l’orlo Rice Sugur, 10 do Mulu##c#, for sale by npril 23 W. OLMSTKAD. 20 l^ugar Be Molasses. (t\PP BULS. primo Sugar; 5 hhd*. and 25 hbls. JmdrX prime retailing Mola*#es—just received und for sale by LONG & PATTERSON. npl 29 Sugar. BBLS prime St. Croix Sugar. For anlf by npril 27 COPE A: MILI4 24! Cuba Molasses. '700 HIIDS and liurces first quality Havana Zi *w Molasses, in very fine order landing from schr. Rattler. For sale from tho whnrfun favorablo terms. npril 27 LADD, TUPPER & SISTARE. Badon Corn. BUSHELS of this celebrated Corn, in store and fur sale by apt29 LONG A PATTERSON. 20 72 Cuba Coffee. BAGS prime gram Culm Coffee, for tale by npl 29 PADELFORD. FAY St CO. - Hay. AA BUNDLES prune Hay, landing from JL\Jv/ hrig Clinton, und for #ole hy C. B. CARTER. • Abo for sale on board, 50 buxe* Lemons, 15 hbls Cider. npl 22 Champagne. BASKETS ofsuperior Chnmpagno "Crown brand," 50 do do “ No This Ultra." The above recently imported from Havre, and for sule by npril 13 ROSF.R & O’DRISCOLL. t 50 b Pork. BBLS. Frimu Pork, landing and for sola iprilSl EDWARD WILEY. Butter.' FIRKINS Guriiun Butter, just received JLvF and for sale hy LONG A PATTERSON, apl 20 No. 1 Exchange Deck. exchange on New York. 4 T 60 days sight, for salo by april 25 JOSEPH CUMMING «L CO.