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T SAVANNAH KEfUBLIC AN, TUJSSDAY MORNING, APRIL 24. Iggft THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. mMiin by P. W. ALEXANDER* CO., our <«• cn.ir frniwi U«ll, t» unnum JJJ (I nut putd tn advanuu. •• P.llltU .dv.nc.1 for ill month. W 00 I'll*WMkly, in advuto.1 p«i mtuuni.... 3 00 If not paid In .dmutom.......... WMh57l.tul.blr In .dwoo..... Wwklr, (4l*b Qfloo.l loonpiwlw .. 4 00 ..too ..13 00 SAVANNAH, GA. Tncodar Morning, April 24. IV TUESIUPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN. one tvKKK Later from Europe. 4 KRirjU. STAC or TilE cxrxxoxjxi. New York, April 89. The Nashville hu arrived, with Liverpool date® to the 7th mat. Marketa. Cotton hat advanced 1-16 to I-8d. Sales or the week 80,000 ba Ioa. Tho market closed buoyant. Fair Oilcans, ft7-8d.; middling do. 6 1*4; lair Uplands, & 3*4; middling do. 6 l*l6d. Breadstuff# aro unchanged. Ohio Flour 45e; Canal 49s.{ Corn, 4Ss. Money is easier. Tho rato of interest ia4l.— Consols 9f 5-8 to 99 3-4. Manchester advices aremoro favorable. Politic At Nows. Tho Vienna Conference had adjourned till the 9th of April, when tho Russian ultimatum will be reoeived. Tho impreaslon is stronger that tho war must go on. in Berlin tho Russian party aro in the as* Cendant and probably Prussia will aide with Russia. Thtre was fierce fighting between the French and Russians at Sevastopol, without decisive re sult, on tho night of 23d March. 3,000 soldier* were slain. New Orleans, April 20. Colton has advanced i cent. Sales to-day 10,« 000 bales. Middling 9 1-8. Sugar is higher: fair ft a Si. The American Theatre in this city was burnt laat fc nigbt and une man killed. New Obleans, April 21. Cotton firm, with sales lor the week ot 2d,MM bales. Receipts of the week, 34.U0O bales. Stock on hand, 110,000 baloe. Decrease of receipts at this port, 160,000 bslos. Sterling exchange 9 I 4 to 10. Charleston, April 23. Cotton.—'The sales to-day amount to 1,600 bate*, at extremes ranging Irom 8 1*1 to 10 cents. The market wa> firm, and holders readily ob- lained lull previous asking price*. Line Down* Columbia, April 23, Tho line la down North of this plaeo. A Word in I'uvor of the Drama. It will be seen, that tho Athenaeum will be re* oponed thi# evening by Mr. Criap and his popular dramatic corpe, strengthened by several new and important additions. The pieces selected for the •veatng'B entertainment are of a popular and amus ing character, being tbo inimitable comedy of "Married Life" and the laughable farce ol "Raising the Wind." Returning to Savannah after a successful engage* ment elsewhere, we trust the manager's friends at home will accord to him, at least, at generous a support as that which he has received at the hands of strangers. Having ronWed the Athenmum, as it were, and striven to establish the Drama here upon a respectable mid permanent footing, it is tho doty of the public to do their part,and to cooperate with him to the extent necessary to render ins el* forts fully eocceeaiul. We have always considered a well regulated Theatre a benifieent institution. If it did no other good, (be fact that i; in many instances wins, if only for so hour, the young Irom the haunts of vice and dissipation, and renders them familiar with tho noblo virtues and patriotic sentiment* which il- lumine the pages of our best dramatic authors, ought of itself to coijinicud such establishments to public favor. And if mon and women of tho first social position, and of tho best intellects, would frequent such placet and thus raise tho character of the performers and the performances, and restote the Drama to it* ancient respectability, they might soon purge tho stage of whatever was improper, and render it, next to tbo I'ulpit, tho Press, and tho Bchool-room, one of tho most efficient intrumon* Uiitice for tbo improvement and elevation of the muses. Such it was in tho beat days of Athens, when Euripides and Sophocles, those master spirits of the Drama, spoke to tho rnultitudo from tho forum of tho stago; and such it may bo made again. Tho Theatre is not so proper a placo to visit as tho Church, but it is far bettor and safer than iho bar-room, the gambler's den, and the many other place# of Iniquity and death, with which all cities more or Ires abound. And if it is out all wr would like to hsvo it, let us endeavor to tnako it such ; and If wc fall, then let us eh*vato it as high as possible, if for no othor reason than that it is more harmless than other resorts and pastimes which unfortunately po*s.;aa greater attractions for the vicious and thoughtless. It is for such reasons u those that we have here tofore endeavored to sustain Mr Criap m tho ef forts which he and his friends have made ; and it is for the same reasons, that we would again invoke tho co-operation of the public. I.atsai from Tybre. We are glad to learn that tho Ur. barka Glas- gets and Clermont, announced by ua as having gono ashore near tho mouth of the river in the gale of Saturday morning Iasi, have been got off without damage, and will proceed on their voyage. • r/Pho ahip Southport still continues ashore, and tbs probability is, that it will be found necessary to abandon her. We learn from tho captain thi^ he cam# lo over the bar Friday evening, at twi light, and came to anchor, the weather, at the- time being fine; that the gale suddenly sprung up during the night, and that the ship dragged her anchofli sod went ashore at 7 o'clock Saturday morning. The cargo will all be saved in a dam aged condition, a portion having arrived here yes* tarday in lighter* At last accounts, tho gooda still on board ware floating about in the hold. The Southpjrt was about fifteen years old, and waa insured in New York at her full value. LV Unforeseen causes having conspired to pte- Tint President Crawford from viaitmg Navannah at Ihia time, and consequently from lecturing fo-for* the Goofgia Historical Hocrety this avenlng, Mr. Blawart EIHotl, Uho next in courae) has kindly oonaeoted to take his place. It will he seen, there fore, that the latter named gentleman will deliver a lecture at Armory Hal) this evening—subject: Loot and Unwritten History President Crawford Will fulfill hie engagement about ih« Hih Mar. J3T Eighteen of the crow of the ship IIIUn Austen, which re loading below f„ r Eivarpool, ware yesterday arrested by the officers of the rev' moo cofur now in port, for refuting lo do duty - They ware euketquaritly lurned over to the City Police why look them before Justice Kaiford, by whotoibey war* committed tn Jail, to remain un til Ike ship la reedy to kail. OT, Ths Cathode Fair for the benefit of phaoa attached |o tha Asylum of Ilia Hislora of Mercy, will be optnad this evening at Hi Andrew'# flail. Thl IMIH Hi* Vnlmn Tkr Union Boeloty of this city, a full account of which wo published some time ago, celebrated its lOftth anniversary yesterday, at Bethesda, the •cnlot Whltofiold*# Orphan Houao, ami theacono of tha labor* of that dialiuguiabotl divine, and hla COMfoua frltnd. the Count** of Huntingdon. The ocoaatou drew together the largest number ol member* that haa attended the anniversary moot ing for several years. Many'of them were ac companied by their famllloe; ao that, altogether, there waa a large aasomblago present, including many friends of tho members. The first business in order waa tho report of tho President, Joseph S. Fay, Esq., which represents the Society to be in a flourishing condition. There have boon added during the last year 69 new members, and 18 orphan boy* are receiving in struction and support nt tho hands of tho Society. The report contains also tho reasona ’which prompted tho Hoard »*f Manager* to putcltaiao and improve Uotlicsda, and to romovo tho children un der ita protection from town inlluoucos. A de served compliment is paid Mr. aud Mr*. Haupt, of this city, under whose care tho boys havo been for seventeen years past, and to Dr. J. F. Poaey, fur his gratuitous medical services for iho snmo period. This compliment was substantially mani fested by tho exhibition of an elegant silver pitcher, prepared lor presentation to Dr. Posey, and it was regretted that ho was not present to toclvo it per sonally. Tho children and Iho farm aro now under tho care of Mr. and Mr*. Murphy, and Mr. U. G. Tasker is omployed as toachor. Tho children ap pear to bo happy and doing wotl; they boar the marks of health, industry nnd improvement; while ’ho farm is well arranged, and gives pro mise of good results. A vast deal in tho shapo ol improvement has been accomplished since tho purchase ol tho placo, and tho experiment et the Society avetns likely to succeed. It will bo re membered that the buys wore moved there in January last. Tho next business in order was tho oiection of the following officers: KiM.’r fr.m llnvnnit. | OmttpoMMt*ollk. kma»k »«pubtlt.i. Th. Bl.ck W.nlor «i Ntw Orlnubrin,. 11.* | vaclflo MallrM«-N4Hih»n Hauta. wn*data.toIbeUihInal. W« jloan »oiuo Itumi! N«w Yowc. April tl, 1865. ot Into teal Irom Iho N. O. mpoti. 1 Sdllmri of I hi Sardinia* KipaUieaa i Tho U. 8. .learner Princtoa *u Hill In port.! Uonilreret I’armli mo lo call your ailoniionio ll.r officer, ami crow woro all wall. I Iho 'tutorial inlolo In Iho Now York HoraMul Oil'tho More Iho illaok Warrior a|H.ko- tho II. Monday, Iho Dili Inal., oillltlsd " roclllo liallroad- B. atoop ol' war Jamualown, Com'r EIIImmi, Brat- ' Bm*oy of tho Hoothorn Koulo," and to aah iho (.• log tho broad ponn.nl ol Com. Crahbo, from Nor- »ot llml you will tapobllah It for iho lotonnnllono folk, hound In, with nil woll on ootid. I )ho ooulhorn poopla. It waa forlhopurpuoo of noun- l)r. Pooh, tho poroonwhu mi artnatod nt IW ' Ing thin aotvoy lo bo undo, thtt I ootwmtad to bo. to 1'tincipe wines passenger iivllio lllack Warilur. come a Director of the Atlantic and Pacific Kail- lit wn. nr,Mini by mlotako noil brought to Horn-1 toad Company. My objact waa, lo prorn lo tho on I hut ho wan nftotwtrd. roloiood, with Iho I'roo- | country, what I know to.bo n f.ct-lhat tho n .nth- dont ol iho blond, oaeopllng 1‘uorlo I’tlocipo. A. » r " l» ll» only praotlonldo ono lor rnllw.y lo bln bu.inoaa waa In Ihnl town, howorot. It. profor-1 »'° ' «)»«. *"d Hint Ilia l.glnlnllon of Ungrem,ln red coming lo iho llnliod S'ntca. Ur. Peek I ■Uomptlng to pra.ld. for ih,oon.lrocllon ofnrond Canada Paovipigo tor War with t» Unitd Htateu —Th* militia let just passed by lb* fature of Canada,closes with these words: "Provided that If attire time whan this act would otherwise expire, there should happen to be war between tti« (lulled Htsles and tier Majesty, (bat this act shall continue tn force until the end of COfflMKIttm RBCOIIIIs HAVANA All HIAKKRT. Mos»*v,As«iia,r.M. Corrog^-Th* tale* lo day aSMSSt to 4M betas et! the billowing particulars: t at 10 at fl, U si *#, S>3 > ...... uui.tinuf. ... iui.i.i uni.. i..e v„u ... | et#.*« si •«. Wat 9K.ssdnSsllle.su. The wt/ the session of tbo Provincial Parliarnout next af- kttc|,»*e«| R/m, to»m«r j^ire* twie* folly sesuiiwd ter tbo proclaniatiun of |>eace." Th» I'.relgn trom.it w.r. rserlvtd efwr ibebatio*** Bovctal of the Ganadlan journal*, speculating j b»*u«s. oil the latire toil, think war pot unlikely in the ... . . th. U.M «,.« and p„ IKSSWILIV- uxpatistuon tire misoliiel lire silled (lowers could 1 do by Minding a fleet to cruise on tho American | p„, i„ f k Mtrit Mortoe, r.#» Nt» Vort~7J5 twire coaata. | L'plti.<l * oU»>n, 1X3 do N I do, a casks ,1/os sad i bah* (•RATtTt i k or Rt.avEt.—Two male slavea <*f i ** \ the lale Mr. Brice II. Brower, ol Annapolis, wuln *’or M*ala!kn, Florid* , Tl I VIMV, Ml TtUbs re. reieo-i ro-.re, »«!!»'* Uedit>t* for "•*» '••"-OHrw %i ,7 i KMINM.i; wwiV/ 7 ’ trip of lib .M l, |mi ih IlHt '**• ‘V o | till U . I \|. t. , , , Crr.. intuit ; inanumitlc.l by linn |>ruviotit to bit rrcoot death. Ilahu a Inna ntuomant of^ lilanrlovnm , o...mo of tlio I on any of tbo nnrth.m IlM., would b. mtodlroclotl A low day. bgn.htiwomr, tliry .i.|;..t«d Iwfon i *»>' >» r *»«»"»»«»-»«^ .*«• fur tho wrong ho hn. andarod. | '.-v« marv.y«d, and to which, h. a,del. La iVrnaa ol that dalo haa an olnborntn ntllnl. > " lha l„,.ld rnf.™, l. wmthol .11 tho lnna.or- upon th. prn.pont.ol tho neat l‘r«.ld«mi.l mm ' yo>«f by th. W„ Uapattmoot, ondrr th. appro, pnigh In tha Cnitad Htnlca, which It prodiola will) l ,r m 0, t mndu by Oongmaa . ... I N.lltltl. 1 ll.tl i It.,,. alln.ll llir... | iProaident, Vico Prcaidcnt! Sccrcttrv, Stew at dt, Joseph 9. Fsy.l • Abr'm Minis. • Ed. (». Wilson. D. U. Baldwin. and Jas. M. Prentiss. The l'rcsident appointed the following Board of Managers:—Wtn. ilattcraby, A U. Wright, R. D. Walker, F l>. Dana and J. K. Johnson. The members and visitors next repaired to the speaker's stand, tho four posts of which wore ports of rafters ot tire original Orphan House, built by Mr. Whiteficld. Tho exercises commenced by tho reading of a Psalm by tho Rev. Mr. Prerpont, and iho invocation of Divine blessing by tho Rev. Mr- Crumley, after which R. II. Griffin, Esq., tho orator of the day, proceeded to deliver a chaste and appropriate addtos. Mr. Piorpont then read the following odo w hich he had written at tho re quest of the President: UETIIESD A-—Air—/! meriea. Within old Salem's walls, In siuht ol gorgeous halls, A crystal spring In olden lime once rolled, Whtso sparkling drop* of gold Beamed with a love untold :— Its praise we sing ! Around its waters bright, At early morning light Multitudes mV Impotent folk, and blind. Withered, diseased in mind, Tire halt—hero caiuo to find Healing for aye. 3 O’er tho sweet gushing springs,— With hcalmg hi her wings, An angel form, Troubling trie waters there, Answered tho earnest prayer Thut'floated on tire air, Fcrvuit and warm. Though many, hoping, came— Th« blind, tire deni, (he lame,— Ar<>und the pool; W hojTrif the water* pressed, Who there surpassed iho rest; E'en him the Angela blessed, And made him whole, ft Around tho market-place, taco answering to face, And eye t»v eye. Those crowds arc coen no more, impatient a* ol )oh* ; Nor near HciheMfa'a door l» hcat^tlivtt cry. 6 Angels have left those springs Folding their golden w uigs Obedient Fmiw: — Hcihcsd,*'* gate i» still, No cries ns porches lit I; And e'en lire tuuriuunng nil la silent now. Com roaftrasiHMist* ~Hm Dr. Bate*, odvor- 11stm«iif to soother column Travel to EcRora—Tire euenwhtpe from New York sod Boston for Europe, are now crowded with pesesegers—some to visa tire World's Fair, whlrji is lo open next month si Parts, *om« t» make tfte tour of Europe, and some to visit the Cnroesrio wffp+HHba sffslni at ffov>sAotK < |. Wssfdigfwi lritog was seriously injured Thure- dsy, by Mog thrown from Ids Hort*. On# young men In tire vicinity ol Boston shot hiroMlf lost week, forauire Ire could Hot g«t a *iU,«nd SIMHlrei tree sum hec»»o|i| n»f g B | « ,|i • filet. Tho Government Ires be the most hotly contested of any thnt lure freon known since the foundation ol tire Republic, uml it oxpresses surpriso that many nf lire very Slates that contributed tho largest majorities to tbu election ol the proscnlGhiof Magistrate, should before his torm expires, give ovidcnco ol lire utmost hostili ty to liis administration. The writer goes on to slate that lire Democrats have evidently chosen ire tlreir favorite candidate lor the Presidency ire other than tire tillibusiero,Gen. J. A. Quitman. "We have believed," says the writer, "that this porsonago aspired to tho lira\ position in the mi lieu, and also, this ambition was what induced him to become Chief uf tire lillihusturiug expedi tions, holieving that ho would thua become popu lar with classes most powerful nt tire elections in that country, whore lists and slung alrets are tire must eloquent arguments employed." Wo quote this opinion, as one eminent y Span ish. Tho officer* and soldier* ol tbo four battalions of Havana volunteer* Irevo commenced raising n subscription of ono dollar per month each soldier and four dollars per month each officer, for a given tinto—iwolvo months or longor—for tbo purpose of arming said buttaltons with Minio rifles, with out cost to tho Government. Four merchant*, officer* in the battalions, had undertaken to ad* vanco the sum necessary to purchaso and import tire guns, and it was thought they could bo ob tained immediately. Tho JVensii states that tho commerce of Ha vana and of tire entiro island has miflinrcd much during the two past months.of February uml March, in consequenco of tho condition of tilings in which tho island was placed, but tliut American commerce lias also suflurcd.snd thnt it i* ns much tho interest of tho American as of thu Cuban mer chant to put an end to the confusion arising from reports of invsdiug expeditions. Another New Yore Presidential Candidate — Com. Vanderbilt, of New York, has addressed a letter to soveral members of tho New Jersey legis lature, who arc desirous to bring him permanently before tho country for tho Presidency. The object ol tho letter nppears to bo to "define hi* position," nnd he proceeds to say ho is agnin«t extravagance and corruption ; in favor of applying lire surplus revenue to iho liquidation of the national debt and the cunstructiunota navy somewhat commensurate wi^> an existing and prospective commerco. Ho alsirlavora a change in tho naturalization laws, so that imrglgraniB inay have more lime to acquire a ** ifcnowlcdfe of our institutions before being invest- cdVithJfJjxenehip. Where i* our friend Cuylcr W. Young, that he docs not take tho field also ? If we nrc lo have sfiuni, 1 believe, about three hundred thousand dol lam hi their surveys, and has failed to find a line sufficiently practicable to induce lire cuintnonco- tiicut of tire work, either by the Government or In- cnrpotntod companies, whilst the lino wo have surveyed, is graphically sketched in tho article in tire Herald, with the exception that B runt the uholo distance through n fertile country suscepti ble ot pTnlitnblo cultivation and tint, as the Herald lure it "of dvsort-llko character, from ono extremi ty to the other." This survey establishes tho fact that thu Southern State# possess tho only practica ble line hit a railroad to the Pacific, and that tlreir institution!! will proceed, paripaeeu, with its con struction to that ocean- It will open to southern enterprise iho rich mining districts of New Mexi co, Chihuahua, Honors, nnd California. Tho ne cessities which will govern the nccompliihurent of I this enterprise, will show that slave labor must bo employed m its construction. Passing as it will, more thau a thousand miles through u rich mining country,it will beJmpouible tn retain Iroo laWcti upon tho work, at any price which tho most ex travagant expenditure would justify. In a country where wild adventure is the characteristic spirit of tire population, as it is in all mining districts* and wlrert fortunate strikes may possibly procure laigo Minn, with a very small amount of labor, lire people bceomu averse to rogular employment a* stated toaiotiablo wages. 'Plus work front (ho east ern lure of Texas to tire Pacific, will, with lire ex ception of nbout three hundred miles in tho eastern countries of Texas, pass through a region which is, at present, almost uninhabited, but susceptible of auslnintng n donao population, which will flow along tho line on tho work progresses, but not in suflicierl fares to control tho turbulent masses of foreign laborers usually employrd in our railroad undertakings. Our slave population, therefore, af fords tho oaly description of labor which can bo III’.*'nil'll* op UJTT«m, PUR c. IIAII4UMH. April '.’T-'/TT Okies rMl',n,»„.| tiuJu, n> W P«»CM, 1||« 0jtlh«B-t C"UH -.( Aim. AfimJd count*, .nd k YdScM.!** 1 * Misled that they, and their motlier, who Ired also i iuhi-h u t>. o o.fore, Drsm/Li.Urk*, i. <:««nu«a. been riianuriiiUud, desired to servo Mrs. Brewer, ||„lr,.ml,s. J,.I,risen u r.o, <«r»tivlll« tk Co, i,,i,u a. their lata insstupa widow, until shu raised her 1 nahier, Unvtisin, Krii; u iu,, e |> |lr*i,U;, lla/Ovick youngest child, nnd thereforo wistivd to bn bound 1 A <.'«•*,kr, IV l» I4tirid*e a«»d r. Pa>M,bs it Co. toiler for ton yours, and It is stated they appeared „ ..i-irninvn i i* aouii ...... griuved when lire Court informed Ilium Ihay ‘ j ihl» week litve *inoun't««l loXUUI/slas A sil|bl mIvsmw ho hound only until Urey arrived at tin- ago of »l ihastskro iiU/a sloe* «ur last <|Uotaie.a. I'rltw* !»••• years- Ihey expressed llieir ^determination, Jinw- 1 rti\«c<l In.in 7 u>aHi«o*u. tef. .,f u.« Utu«o fa* lLf«.U*I, r/s(#l.t i . IVMak i'lsivM Ibrourt, IOnm at>* a A‘it - Port u\ t.nr<> •. re '■-'aplwts/t Aj-t>i) Ui fcpf t« »it I’tm.Ato St sc hutittrt *; § J I'frtlfll •• ply «*». t4«/a,or u, IILP.HA*J af-r X4 • 'A**. »iui ever, lo s.-rv.t tlreir miatroaa for 10 years. Ouu is 20, and lire other IH years of ug<*. [Prom tire N. V. Herald j I'nt lllc ICullruud-Hiirvi'f ul lltr Aoiillr* rrn IConte. Wo have received u small voluinu in manuscript, nbounding in Irenutllul pictorial iliustratious, utid embracing lire nsuits nf a topographical recoil- iioisaaiu u "I tire i-xireiuu Houtiiuru route for a railroad from lire Mississippi valley to thu Pacific ocean, by A. B. Grey, Into U. H. .Surveyor of tho Mexican B uml.iry Cuinmlssjoii. This manuscript wo Hhull publiih as soon as wo can convuiin-nlly ninku room for it in our columns In tho mean time, Wn can prove to our readers that this tec<>n- noisssnco will givn to all tire practical information desired in reference to this Houthurn Pacific rout". Those notes include an examination of lire en tire .Southern lures from tire eastern limit" ol Tex- ijyiof freijfl.l. !»•> v, iunt lo <r>i tales. iNH.l'MIll'r*, A I'll ft. VI—Coiren—Tha sVkU oBet • Ing It rough the past week has im*u fight and reeelje* lun.'i.i/li snl. I'm e« cotillnun lull, wun* crop l-»ta | lirlii/u.g Vc, We continue t|,n quouilons or our last notice t.| the UiarksL e P> 'Jl*e. i Ni:»V VoltK, Al'ltll. VO. «K»*»n.’—Ploi’S—fare mar 1 ket a (rifle higher. V.VjO hols, greel Ohio sold SI > 1 (tnvifc tu.ui, KouilX'Mi Is Dnn — lis> Mils, told at , i •Mall a>V. j W heat.—Tire market Is Arm. AouUltra •hllu RXX*?. Corn.—Tim markt-l Is firm, ssllh an upward Uu- < I darn j. j I oll-m.-faia market Is unchangad, with a caoderaU den.mi.ii at previous rales. I pork.-'l ire market Is 'lull and unchanged fieri. —I'rhc# are unchanged, with a m nitrate but! ' rre»< lining. I.vfij —The markn Is Arm. I Whisky.—t*«irw of Ohio al 37 cts. fttoiill.K. Al'ltll. 10. I'. M.-.Colton—Tire demand ‘ has hes-tt very active am! general, the aaias reach.ng - • full; e,i*si hates, «.itaiKo>l priors Ireing paid, arr] lire *— -* our quolalloire— Sere, tor spr U a POM M U >r,MK /,| SSLllAltlWT. I *|-l I .... Hther »•/ the Ikuu tnrhlsapplylo apt il 1> ■> A T II E N ,|.;r u- w. ii. cm*p... • U.rett H.33- OPENIJ,^ Tursda) evening April *|»R. Aildilionnl AHrarlioa, M A RlITTl)* ij I}; The cast emii-af i, 1*01*1 (.Alt MIM. I A TIOXOI.A “jv- > Pi lj± ns westward to lire Kin (iraudo nnd El Paso; ! YJ*?^** 1 c,w,ll, < ,r, 7 fl,n ‘ Ihmciliiuuiiniln d.BI«. .nd o«r ib. d.|,r«. j „ (J „ lUm . , . ..I (.Lira M.dio,or Itocky mi.. „„„ ,„dw..i i„.... w uSa.,. 1 WOOU.HTI lit..-.,;', Hid u ,n Iho clovaicd table lands of tire Gadsden country; I bu»Mm*«. ' thetico ill tire general direction of Col. Cooke's Prngiiis.—*hlp Cynthia engaged for Rosins jes'rr- Tor-.ndade witL , t wagon route to thu Pacific. Tire advantagen of ] ds>. and a schouatrlaid *«o |nr |laltlm»re Uwlaj at H e - ■ I* l |W| VP *|’(ii ...... f this route, an shown III the lata report of iho Hot- | NKW Olll.P.AM*. APItll. I*. P. 11 ^.nton-Tl.s 1 u *,, 1 . * . 1 ***' ’’ I'D. rotary ol War. over all tho oilier Pacific route# 1 demand cnnlin'ied tslr af«l ’jUPi bales h.und purchaser* lor a railroad, nr« that it is from fivo to eight bun- 1 »«Irregular prices.^without an; quotable thaiurc dred iiulos shorter than any oilier, that it is entiro- V n,1 ",YVo. - i!* I VV V?. M11 nlf . • • fore Vliddling .. *s<.»es I MelUlmg lair-'Ow re, |UW MhMhtig I Pair Ii • tmstsT or rorvoa. Slock .-ii bar .! !»t rrept. 'il bale*. i\.y> Mr. W IV I that it w ill require no tunnelling, very little bridge building, and that over tire gruau-at part of it tho cross tlos nnd rails may bo laid down w-ith littlo or no grading, and that tlrero aro v«-rv fow p -inta wlrero niiy heavy grading will bo tequiicd — Tire dir.idvantagea of till* r-iutu arc lire gc.neral afocnew ol timber, thu g«n»-r.ii scarcity of water, and th" pmifonnnating de#ort-|lk« character of (Ire country, front ono extremity to tho other. Three drawbacks, howover, exist on every other route, in addition lo tho nbstacles of vast chains of snow- covered mountains, Volcanic dcliics, deep ravines and water courst-M, »n<t a great mere a wo o( tho length of lire journey. Were other things equal, Hie aniglo item in favor of tho oxt-eure Southern b follow ir t artist-, » Mrs r. BK v. klTW • >• r*:a’. - *It/» ‘"tlU l.,s' Kaje.ried u> .Ute. Bi|x>r'ed loils; a*.,led Of Aoth .ilcty And c.rl.li.ty loriho Accom- ol .« J**“ ,iM m,l “ , , , , 7 . " , 1 over any other tem the Mississippi valley, would plishmentcf tine groat work, rhia description of , c ,, ntf | u .„,. |j ul u i, a , advantages in respect labor is Hlrtndy protected hy iho institutions o* i to climate nnd topography equally decisive. It Texas, through which eight hundred and fifty miles j turn# iho vast mountain barriers, which, by ai. tho nf tho lino will run. and also in tho territory ac- ^ «»mue. will have to bo cluned over or quir* d under tho Gadsden Ireaty, which is now j Nsituro and tho topographical engineers concur annexed lo Now Mexico, that territory being tu- j in favor of th • extreme Southern route There is, thumod, rntho law organizing its Government, to , and can fa- no othsi practicable route tot a Pacific cunio im.i dtA L-nlon a, a ,<ai.. wuh ur without lailrnad t . hall a .-oniury t,. u-.rn*. w.ihia mo , , , , „ . . limits ol tho Lnucd .States, short •■! the annexation slavery, as tho people shall determine. Iho die ; >| cllc „ „ t j K . nt .„ C-ngr.-es may f*« lance from El Paso, on tho western fine of Texas, j culled up -u to decide wtretlrer they w-ili deviae. tire to the river Colorado, tho oastorn lino of California, w »v* and means lor the Pacific road, or consent i, «t.,.ut turn hundred and fitly tnileu Thuu wu '?’• ut nil uur 1 a*.fu. tufiilnriea in thu , , , ... ... . establishment of an independent republic, tho rotd perceive tha: for tho whole distance of thi* lino, ' until wo strike California, slave labor may he em ployed with perfect security, and it is holloved that her fugitm Slave /yrtr, and the favorable dis position of tire people, will be sufficient protection by this Southern route, »• the only /sally ptv lu on< me, »ugg*-»ls itsoli »• a great Ur.i and au iinperativo public duty n: any i oil. a general scrub race, wo do not sen why tho sago . *■ of Halcyondalu should not bo entered from Geor gia. As between him end sonre others who have] fithin tbo limits of that state. Tire informs- •htsmodin tho prosecution of this roconnui*-! ance, and survey, goes to show that Sonora is sa NfcwrvVM'i.kiDSvh-MiRSM'. Tutouvru —'I he steamer Vo t -ns, irel.mgmg t<> the .Now York Newfoundi.’ind sad London Telegraph Company, is f»eing fitted "lit at this port and will short y Ire d'spatcfred to Newfoundland, to Ire employ* d in completing the telegraph line m progress of con- taken tho field, the people of Georgia, wo think,! riert in all probability, us tilifoima, inn thit Hi | nfti,.||.in i, t ||||! runipfiiiy Cviu* W Field, Esq, would not hesitato how to voto. i •"!*'•» mine#, m nchnes* and « xrent, are superior to tho Manag.ng Direct"r of tire Company, fins re- • Ul(1|t0 „ f nn) . mher portion of tire world, while its } *«n' l y ««uin,i-d from P-urope, and wo understand Tiik I lion Price or Breadstit ts anp Proviv i „..u -ii-. 1„i i „n ... h*»*t m ions i* tire sut-jeet of univctsal complaint At Boston, butler sells at w'holesalo at It) rents (-.r Ui.1t wr 4.KM 101,-49 I .-,133 —75A.0M Hl/.rk on hand atcl «-n shipboard not cleared.... ||VJ*VI *u/»r.- Nreek light. r»!it rw.lltH u, 4Vo U-g. a; flrtn prices. I atr l<> ,'qllj lair 0,4V- Molasses ->*i bt.l. wr-e sol.t .1 r.aWWf, I • jr - *a'<* ronflnrd u. 141 i.b ». et. I/oils It. 3p.U al *1" IV. ar.d .141 extra si |ll 10 • *4»rt .* 'Kates Midi sack*, n.tiu.i nr 6i» rt.lstd »l SKt ; tr-daibic.; I.V«i in 4 lots at f); iu»- wh,;« lb 3 lots ai 91 T. a | ift. al*-1 4 A, It, tf ln.s at $ l "7 Y 7«sk#l. tl -ky •• ^atf-s v*»- reo'OM al uic ; & at IV , sfitl V£o M,Is. Uaw at 3ei»c Pork ->• .. V *» lih.s uMnsp-re-.cul Kris fit |l« .VO. Rsoon .-airs lirleasks ll.bbrd - tili-s n, 3 lots at II cask- I'Ve »( l«i*,c , s*-d 39 -ask st 9s,e- f r Han**, ‘iic f -r 7t*c. lor KhouJOersand iclie. for Ctrl' Miles. • . tr—|(M«| Mft Rln at lew at 10 lac. vrriii If \C ;ai..| 19(1 p* w -. .kln.mm/s ai 9c. Ireti!h.»— V*« dull. ‘<-.j *> h»s U«n supplied, to fltl up. n» Havre, at rftr, and t» l.ls-rj-K/l at V x/d JU.tmir Xiitrlliomcr. imtT III h \ VANN All .APIill.n. Aititixin. , Hr. hark Eb*a Jane, **pstn, i»t. Johns. (H. R, j to E A f'-u a/d. |rn|-iMs -V93.30U l^ihs, II. IV) Pahn*s ••ark llarr eh Hryani, Rost, u. fee, tu liana k v\ ash- burn fvh» J. f. Janes. Wesroit. Pr-widane*, ft f, Raltatt. to Itrighani, Knij k 1 „. m.l»r (ialnaie. 1 rowell, Hoslon. Ice, MR Mills. RIJ.OW.- \ ship losiltsl sillh flail llnad lr<m, sup posed to t»e the r-uaari Minks, (n-m Cardiff, VVaJrt. Kiiniini-r lluujcry. ~ •I n-T.i'i J"'■ " • • *«n miiiita. mi \« 1 us. ,11,, CH1OVE8, etc. CAU:< AT T-ir. yrjl SI ClMati.'uuutl,, u w. crap it or * su. t r.-d. *»:i. -*• l-t "US fork it, e*•. , "Reload etiui V.a*-wr. ti« *, t FRESH CHOICE BUTTER.’ I. •% > II 1 > 4. |* » It « I I A *1 11 A M IMA I M .v GOSHEN iU'TTF.U! fr,-shf' niardt-nr.1 r<.r,.i,» s im-K-iv* rAW'Lv or. «rat J__ _ r.c Itt M.W V(»HK HoTKlT" No. 7 V 1 It r ti u st v% <1 >•« \ f %a E «n Till; aW** It-'rwI aud Ttoti .we,, ts*:*/ * !(•» lac.t- •r. -.ff-r »aud j a • vpe'er atc c: ■ » vlMUtS N#s liU kvt • il A 1 c i.i xiti fa. Ship Mma. Erreman, I l ark ')» 1 1 ,1 ' 1 ‘ v - ll ">- “ l,J f" 111 * I' 1 * 1 "- «• “l' 1 - 1 m *" w ! wl'li'prJtimiunMelcfiliAI'h men >u U.Adun.Afo.nn t ad idenii'ving their interea enterprise Wo arc al* • •poets, lor agricultural purps*s«-s, to thoso of Cali- font a, and u»climate exceedingly favorable t * all s-'uilicrn products. The sutiscribers ofllio Atlantic and Pacific Hoil• r<>ad,hive transferred tlreir stock to th* Texas thi tn the *u< f- rm-d th »met f- I -undia m*ti ;if.un»pe, and we uudorstan 1 'ul in concluding xrranganent graph men in fomdun.silvurm, and nlenii'ying their interests % enterprise Wo arc al* < m- id mad- a very favorable rw,|i- lo- the nub marine cable t/ connect Now- ind widi t'ajre Bretoo l/i • r«h|e is to t-s m U-ngtli, and (• t" be /eady t--r stopmeot Mr Field 1 Western K.tilroad Company, which is snliHtil to *•»» the l»t >-i May Tho Coinuany c-mfidentiy ei- sixteen section* of land for every m.le »« road ! K^New^frk nn^'Xln^N^wnh.itd constructed within lire limits of lire slats. , |, v t h.. fat of July next All the m . es.ary wharf I enclose to yue«circular stating tlreprospec's and barb r accommodations have foen secured nn f (Mndition oFthoCompany, which I nliill ire -* 1 -**t Johns lor the Eurofrean »'r.unrr», winch • vi-r 'i r~ : siis? 'u'; ffiTitW*™; vv ilhmucti respect, J iioyp that in three montlia the two continents %» :l| Your most obedient servant, Ire within six days of each ether, ujv.n an average, T. Hitler Kino. | h r all (>urpo*«» of telq^raphic communication — But here, whetc now wo meet, Within thi* cool retreat Angel*have trod •— Angels of Joy .wui Light, Angels «-f luove and .Migfit, Angels «d Truth umi Right, Angels of God • 8 A new Iltthtsda here,— To human heaits most dear,— Healing impart* Here orphan tears are stayed ; Here orphan pravert are prayed ; Hern namulesa i.l.-ssiiigscravod For orphan hearts. 9 Bless those, () Giid, who bless Tito Door and fatirerlovs With loving earn' Though here no angel wings We Vo o'er Boitu-sdn's springs, Receive,Thou King <>J Kings, The Orphan's prayer' The exercises were closed with a benediction by Rev. Mr. Crumioy ; whereupon tho company repaired to the refreshment tablo, which was boun tifully supplied, end affotded lull gt at die Alton to ap petites not a littlo sharpened hy country «ir and exercise Mu*ic added its charms to thu pleasures oflbo day. Much credit is due lo tho Stewards Messrs. Edwin I’arsnns and James If. Johntlot* for their judicious arrangement#. The dinner o*«r, lire company ra-saaemhled at tho *ch(H«|-room, where tho hoys exhibited their aUgimnef.la And nfior tho singing of tho imIo pohlish'd above, and lire adoption of Iho customary resolutions, the Nreiety adjourned snd all returned to town, much gratified with iho events of tho day. The occasion will long he remembered as ono of great lots test, and a« nutking a now or* m tire his tory ol tho tiocmiy '1 fir oldest and ono of the most useful Institutions in tho Ftate, may Ms fu ture ceroer b« as sucrcsalul as its past has been honorable,—snd such ar# tho present indication* tssr a friend writing ua from Lauren* County, under date of April 21, says • "Tho farnrer* in Hus scciion are beginning to complain v«,ry seriously «,f iho drought. Wheat end rye, winch aro 10 lire act of heading, have al ready received irrensrabln Injury, and will not produce fifty per com of lire usual crop, iiiiIum wn get rain very won. Great difficulty la experienced in obtaining a "eland" of corn and rollon, and that which Is Up, must dre from thirst, without ft i* visited e*rly Gy r« freshing showers. " For thron days past we havo experienced the heal of mid-aummer Yoa'erday, I am informod the thermometer stood at hd degree*, and the day bafore at 98 It le said to havo reached |00 at one plaro In tire county yesterday, end I observed ft hiysc11 staiulin^at 93 in Hin shade at half past U m the altnrrirejfi " pound,snd other things in pr«qx>Mion. Tire New York’Coqrier is ol opinion that prices have reach ed their highest point, and that a dcclino will soon tako place. It bases its opinion on the fact that there aro one million, fivo hundred thousand barrel* of flour to cunio forward before harvest, Irom tho Western States and tho ('amid**, which aro uwniting tire opening of tho cnmtls in (hat State. Fifty thousi lid bushels of potatoes arc on lire ir way totin'New York market 1i<-m Nova Scotia, under the reciprocity law Tire crop of potatoes in Nova Scotia, Inst year, was very largo. Free trade has with » a lew works, opened th market to consumers, and tho chan liberal supply w il, come forward, out high prices. At (>*wcg< under tho reciprocity law, is pnur'n ml.v During three days last wei were ns follow*:-—13,466 bids, flour; els wheat; 85 bushels potatoes ; 235,1 f»er, nnd 14 keg* butter. Ok Pit—It liiotnrymulct,, II™- Inmiiu ram- M« M»*.» am- tm ton thnt iho very spirited parodv on Tennyson's f+rAM'ii .Minister—The Now York I'ost is crodi-1 person* livug mjhe ru> »f lti<-t<nre<»i,V Bnttle Ode, which wa* originally pulilislicd hi - bly intornu-d that immediately, or very soon after lire Boston Transcript under tho title "The l.tgh J Hie iiitclligeireo «»f tire assault made by a Spanish Brigade," was written hy a daughter of ll-m |‘,d* j cni.ai-r upon tire El Dorado reached Washington, ward Everett. Tho Homo Journal pronounces it Mr Marry find an interview with the Spanish 'the most successful parody yet attempted " I Mmt*tcr, which resulted in an immediate and un- J Conditional admission by Hie latter, that Ins gov- 1, *Rtir. Arrival or Exiiorxnt*—Tire following; ernnirnt ha* l»een guilty of a trespass u|h>ii our named ships arrived at New York Tuesday la*t commerce, and a promise intend instruction #1 with pasMogera, a* we learn from tho Courier and oneo to Governor Concha, to son that hofeaficr no Enquirer: Janies Foster, from Liverpool, 75U ; j vt-oo. Is sailing under the American flag, however \\ csl Point, fr«m do , 430 ; Francu A Paliner^ au«pit'ious tt may appear, shall be firef at «»r brought from Havre, 4J5 ; Devonshire , from London, 136, p,, utdeas within thte« manna leagues of the shore, winch is lire extent of ninrnre jurisdiction conceded ail nations having n sea exposure. Fuch conces- 1 •Vl^o'#pTi arena were cheerfully rusdo by iho Spanoh minis* f l-•jinpi-mv were smclieratr«l, ter, and h a mstruclion* in accordance with them b > u,r 'bii vaiu.bfo , . , , ... , cuM-*.ne womter lbs) ploricunv inrarUMv rw aro n.r ratly m tno naiid# of (miernor loiicha ; ci. k ,„i «u„. u„. ium;kii.j:\ (iqtlil.M,, ,, „ ,, | b justly clW- iisil for Ihot* paiiiful UiscsBcsof II Nv vu. Ui kooN i.«-K Die't.tt.iNn a Chamanue — • - - Tire New York Times states that on Tuesday a is Morion, Bulk ley, .New Y> fa 1.310II X > ISA. 14->si, Aren /**— krrtte>l, heljfi »« r. If.-m *»v k nn*h. rd, Kcnr (V 1yi« ", f-'-r >»«*en»l in, A j ill If.-llrirnl, bng J( u* ire* |l,.b*,i!,H X £»,*■ S' I'I O.-Iro pieces <•» ti-‘ l!l r.t».;»• Hr t .••*«i»i <5 r, II. US Hors 11-4 X. r-f in tu-d, h*(k ("h»-l-s Wilian. front Havatn-b •» --k. ky.ill 1“.—-Arrived, K±r > f a.ac«. York. April s*'.—Arrived, brtr umpire, rrem Km - red j«- f »t,-a-r»cr I •P l *4 Mk.s t I Ut \ T VrM leuurcuj J.ltorr. 4-JM He'if fctot forto <i* U.O, l.t :t«-' col'd ot.u Uik Silk t mb»>; |Y*iMk (« ‘r‘-« HMN k « u-.' to I'lit Kintvi. Trnchm ol l ln uilnu, Drutma aaf OTHER.4 *1*111 otslcrr-ne^, sr.«f n.Li., i»a*» f » .<»#*;« I l*» bf n • I +'■<**ir< i-4 i> p. ircft lot U* ;»-'iaai,c»«t c«rr MkfafalUIMi |> 4|.|. IM IOI1V -Special ‘Xoticrt,. Tl., • earner PLANTER r »xlr. ► !t{ « til »ol •uih .,r ra*.cj H,ui fu:i r.f,*ht Is -ftwi v. Woolly. ire* , (T», tr.1 |, t have -•• ! r«H>in t„ rrfrr lo ilm uniel M. I»rilikrr, f.*,i., of thr fl* i. Ilookm-llpr*, KicIiihoimI, Vi p»iii«b Mixture, aiieruirre , rar»* » illrcareut ll*rr lie ■»,*. it* aci‘'-h on XHlerfut. I>e ter titan • 11 ll*c tmrltcisH- he . Slut ct.c ftuUj tcc.-mmeuvi* tl U* *U men:. e at'- -.O A#T»v i «» -Highly appr,cialed I From this lime forward, nil tho approach "1 c-id weather in the fall, a large and stundy ihumgraiion may l>o anticipated. Tho Tribune, speaking of emigration, says: Tho results of emigration hnlrer are ifn *. : It ha* dug our canals, limit our railroads, started new hrandu-a of industry, given us capital, tfevclcpcd lire country, made our Western free r-iad-a. It i« our i-rmcipal hope lor the territories now menaced by Slavery—lire great rountortido to the currents of Hint barbarizing institution. Yet, multitudes •>( Northern men, prnfraiing a-iuiecniii|>rcli.-iin)vi<m-t» of glance, believe in rhrreung, snd abridging immi gration. by raising a hu- aml-cry ab un 1 reign. r« There never was a nrero compb-te dog in tho manger fiolicy, never a mure deadly blow nlim-d at lire cause of irerdom Annimsiinr lluuiiu and 8enat»r Broca*- Wo noticed tho othor day till* Hit* denial by Arch bishop Hughes of a stsleriiunt made by Mr Hnioks lu tire Senate of New Yolk, And lire offer on the part of lire prelate lo iransfrr, on proof of Hie statement, properly lo Iho amount of two nut- ( lions of dollars fid a public library In Hie corns. f that denial, Go rofoircd lo a portion of tlio state- , M MK.r.U'- AXOUYNY.» ttr.UUV r.XI’EiTuU NXT lu, m hcrrvpf kti.<«ii,l.fc- in-irh pra sc cuitmt t-r IviiSs* r.| ti|H.n • ninlii-inc wl.lch » H stomij.luh such . tire* ns il.al of \ *1 Mf'aiij. of U o»t View. I'lr/im.-nd r«*., of ihc Hunt Mine an ahs**« to break i. the bis lung*, causing s uml ilischarco ..I s .licadlul coiu-h. (Mitiis in the Iirr«*iait4 macli, ke , in short, rvrr» **inj-'- ni imH- It lomi c-*iitumj>iren; jei these tern- '..UiniriHl •ikI lain l.» j liiM-rq.tiic pAinphtcts, |n l*e had srai'sof the arciils , i u .. . Price for c*« |»,only 5u cent* per iH*uie, or six IwMilc* for Haro-up occurred in Hrooklyn, which resulted in $; so. Tllfn*. M tl llM.lt k i o. Col. Jack, a lawyer, rhvllengtng a professional J maJ'iNi* 4k co brother, named Schoonmaker, and that the latter | J. Ii. Mt" III: * « declined accepting the invitation,"unless tho Col. j 11 . Savannah Would fat himself lip sufficiently to fre a mark tQ ( H« M.l.' »'VA V'* Plt.l.** lire m -si r*!rhrat*l rmKdy .1,. ,, ,, « c.,| | u._ „ .... . . , » . I In I be lul.m l..r the cure »( ui-cwc* of lb* l.i.ci sn4 alio .tnt. ,| J haa not )ci indicated ina •• ( stomsch.-I.dniuud Alia. «.M oojtcrs'.-wn. New York, lontion to kroeoo to the request. ) was h<r Ibe |H-rM»l of i.liM-lecn yssis • Complete misery ... u,,.. lv r ‘\iT~.. —— - in himsri'. and a hunlsn i«» hi* fri/iuls. I,c suffers.I *.> lint |N«I Of HkWiNu Machiym PX tux Le«TN* ! an«l rueuwuwwst) Irom liter complaint, snd a rr. (5i/)vk Huainue -Tffo Buffalo Donreo •(.y iti*tirvlcr««t tn.msch, tha. t-r was ccnManifa Mr • rsk* Stains that in s clre.lo of country of slreut fifteen flw ft-' - felrew.es Will t< the arrsn(rmrM ■ WtF lhr T MH-l- Xt \ *» 'be P-Xin at M. AMrew -■ii I ll|-», aixl each suert<«IU»( cvcal&C thr. ufb • ol . K-Mc« <-( Tableau atTl^ u'dxk. lMt.5ti.ii: « «-r‘s Rrrrli Ins i i|.r »i ». ife t*siti i : toWs Ms.' I'tcatn. 3n tsBktsrx : '• J< »» oi Arc's Roc pitow la her wall** *-ye -P. asanls Oflsring lo EsRat a Oder Raa- 4tk va»l• 4t-t • I .(• scri.e-Wlllurn Tad's 11talre Killl. sre-red Vi-ri -lir.M* disc vsr« a a»r--w |wl,<t, led !.»•! rrssfvs*! lor tbs lyant. had h<s rh;il * faileo a v tetut, Nv-'M series »r Tmiraui will o-mrarno n 9o'cWk. 1st TiSi«»r»: i I — - KW/ - Th* Sr** u--*| tint f'r aoaxii emj-h-y e.l !-t »CMCut!«re *ec--i/1 tewor— Pumm/r Pc**«< I's samwier *p.vu. Tf tnl scene—Aul mi., Pmim plhfenf, j fotirth Kwiie—tVlMler: A til|wry K»ne, Py Ihe whole j Cv>inpatiy. I TwkoU !0r«ch terlrsEX feet*. u aye 44 i >Or|4 » TO lll l xl l Ti lth fa'*- 1»x IHrest re t hatham iV>«at« will h* PtS, o-/r*vis To Mcsa-w. *id rems's r-p«« cakl Natunlav, ibeg-ih si.wu | _*pr *4 I IIXKNAKIIP. Bf.r, a t a. t r. irj<.- rr.»a.l fU.>. \« • ’Ilfli.C-l I Mas I. Ihe iliviitn .'Id h ... * ' food, awl be ll siel -re Mi <>ff cerulUnf them nil .'* diameter, in rullnn countv, N X , Micro IS weeks ago he is>tmuw.o*l minj llnltowai't Pili*, *nd an immense busincMcp.no in making hu.'kak>n I •»»• »‘'e raiie,t Iasi week ai the •rerere pr»te**or lloi hand Is <| thai her hut 1 ll..t|ow»» hope. lh«i tha 1 h.< ha«s t>een trei rfluial « There lias been for many •t for the introduction of six Crret ir.a r».a f uss months a prored on b. _ _ _ thousand rooiins fn.m I Inna into Cuba. as plains' lion lafa rcra, i.. supply lire , Uri, of nagmts, tire importation -1 whom Ir-in Afrlra la to he proluhH •d, If possible ‘I ho English rapiuBsu having tire mailer In charge wore dnlayod in ilreir arrange mania by lire urgent demand of vowmIs for Mia Ertnree, who h rendered It dlflicull to affset tuila- hi# ehiftwra In Iwnnlon Tlrejr have finally uan#< fsrrvrf fhs scene of thnlr iaiaira to N«w York, where s vessel Is now filling out for China, under 4 contract for IJIftH emigrant*. They will be Nought vis Fansms- Th# French Government, or a company under he agnation m Hut Government, are negotiating •Iso fur fl supply of labor from fh# same quarter or Ihe Freeeh West Indies, so that » large num wr of the Celtodflls will luvs « (sir chance fur a •oms oa this aids of lire glofw. Oku. Hovston —Th# New York Kvoning Ihwi •ontatn# an ertMe which ln«fl«#t»w • n»eFreroer •r 't*ner#l Houston i# fl airulldsl# fo| lire I’tesi •er»ey moot hi which Mr. Brooks alleged Hint lltrrc •onre fifty-eight entnra in property in Ins iisino and iloCluri) Mint Ire know noMmig of Miem. Mr Bm..ks has undertaken to prove Ins ataleinaiitt After some prrt y caustic,characteristic, hut not Hl- tampered remark*. Ire slate# In* purpose and mean ing as iollowa " Wlial 1 meant and mean hy tho ownership of real esiatn is what lire law moans l.y it, and therefore, wn ran havo no mlsuodmaiandmu of ideas 1 inranihsi Hie legal Hilo !• vested n John lluglre# I moan by John Hughe*, lire Arch- bishop ol New York. I moan hy 'ownreslnp ol real eat ala,' tho legal right to control, p.'**e** and use p—by asaignmenl, by will or ollrerwian I moan, ihal If lire ArchbiMu.p, John lluglie*, w»-ro lo dm without s will, or t" change h>« twith. or should i'hooeo to dispose of his plopotty to hi» owd heirs, or |ur Ins personal advantage, Hiai be lias ihe legal power to do so, si his own good « ill and plnasure. f mean, that, m lari Slid III ncl, by hy tire (Ulttnretn Ordmanve of IH49, end *d Hi«. hy nr|or claim,and auttaequeiH deleimiiretiou, Ire ami nllrer Ah-bbialio|Hi ami Bishop", own, aeauiire, nnitrol and direct Hre tompnralilloa ol lire church, H" lands. Us < elates, and Ua antin' p*o\H»»tV l rtresu, spnaklng now slier an axaminaii.-n "I regal records and iiidomurea, that lire conveyances io lire Arihbiaho|» are 'to him, lit* hcii*. nr assignees' and no others I mean, of cuuisn, al*««,tnalnu tru*| |a *pe('l(|,-d lu lire deed, and that lire convey- sneos, without such B|iH-tlirsHiiu of trutt, would, III cate of Ilia death, go to the neat kin I think I am ii mlo I at <>ral and Hist tin oire will accuse lire of seeking a foop-hote ol earsjM, ..j nuh any do sire to occupy an equivocal imwiIIoii. "Now fur lha aooind part." Here follow iv.plea ol eleven taemdaof e«mv*y- sure, sbsolula and exclusive, in laVur ..I "John Hughrw," and lo all appesranco Brey are actual title deads of valuable properly, amnuiiiing In al| to upwards of #I23,(J(R), which Mr Brooks *eyt Is only ih# Imglnnlng of lh* end The remirover* sy Is "iigsgii.g public attention, as a broad quvaiiou ol versriiy Is elearly Involved A I'asflsiflo fflvrTATb'N fa* TMR I.xhirs—Al For I Dee Midlire, luwa.Hrern |s adrefldbil ty ol women In one hou«« were found njneteMi i l.4i l.»'i.i*4»l - nir "O* irvarrleul emiplp Th* e*l | llot eoii'ala tb# ladke* lu vuliu OUt Mrefv and mittens, and kuftkin gfovfi* ol tin ' aekireulrtlse. | of n dozen diflerent animals—that deer skins from i •)--‘*«*iwf • thcr* re ihe f ui i ah parte ol the DnUed Htatoa, front Houth Aiireri- i " rertireeiet' cu snd Europe, era sent Hf^re in greet quantities . ■. — and drereed by hand snd machinery into the pita fa 414 III 1 11, I,]. lH>«utilii! l«M)M.ro( wtilct.uu, atulutM utumuM* „.7U! , «.'’i’*';.Vvr,",."i," iT'rls .M.'kh". |y made, and add* MAU1HA L H"I»HI>. at Ihe reetdeocwol he \V,< bear Hist lire manulaciurora are rapidly in- ' H-mIsm, all ,.| n.>uM< trodudng Sewing Machreea into their buamese — - Theft is also iho evidence ol s dotormlnalinn on reij fal lHI XI MlTIt I &f££T‘ BR I'll 4KI.KSOAN4HL ha.reeewed U-e WQP prveoee el •> stxl »4i**-»», rre..-* M» nt Be- itvl rew.lritre c>4 !X.»«lh mm, three d-xwe •-»*« ••( Rama'iJ Thr iNture |.rl*e> n * le ISA V. Sl>.t ? tu<* r M, Will tw -ir• »»* d l»> «>tBre paileou. i j*n 14 .Mirit t: ru kiuikhih i»i nv I) \NK NT Ul. i<r »;Li'»...l X. i J*»V4*»4B. IVO. April. isv\ i An elect-.'* a.H tw bel4 »i ih» Naskrec U*««e le iLta u<*aay.Mi »m 9*i next 'or sifM l.owtoit ,«n ihe N*n «'I i ■■ Xl.-cH>«Hw», le N«' » fet ono % r%t n-.-m th*l dais, apt is i k Ttrrr. It..her! ••Ihe **i>ireel and i'<.«.»ui m. .vnaiwi al Xnf.vtia, i,,I xi,si Mu rdsevilfe Kw''i\t*i, ihJ 4ihs%» XVM*, will pv>*i» Maihec, publuh ihe xtretelalcea *»«*4 .»•»«• I »he ““ .p- ft | jR X'X \ M v«n R-4 vl* apr ,*1 $4,1100. Ii Nsr-Sw U..O-U tvav* Gro.tuc and Pulnoki LoUory. ( |S44 11*. ‘ * *- “ to tv JlVVI- I h R R. •N » v x i m v v ' M*J. . In -w IIIII STHK’X Mi l: tlATIlAM (Nrt'.UfilR OtH'RT, » \\’ TMfaUSK Wtl.l.tXUa h*4 j«.i eeea4«wd. ■ ires'Mi°ifh , ir*| ,, | f V" " 1,10 1,01,1 m| 4 4* IlLlti; x.v. ll i.111»n!.Yr"!.'Xfo*Uj" M. if*,, J. , \\.! ir.!ri ,P . u!°+i[ tnrea »"». their hired labor under a common M,.| llunii. |J. \Y- uni,.*. X\ ilium J lire.Tl • Xlrhr 1 The - Lew .sry el . .waavv, I if# j fo Johwren. earn- and to subject It |o supervision, and all Hre econo- , lens. /. x\ Hibbon*. J rr«wui*ii. A Klnttoln. J.>ha 1 p»e«e . . . moral Hraiiagmii'nt of the dulled industry «>f Ihe • *u)hr*n. T »’ "retire*. All.! ) «' -i.uieiani, auinmoned » are'iy faaj »r*, hv 3t»' ''arntn’-h*. ulV'i rotMll rirenularturo I to abend lire pr**enl term «-f Ilii* • own, have niadetla . !«'•■• on ihe xX e - - , tanll b»r Ire rera, ; (i « .. f ,rer^mh4iih-j IwfliWKlismiv Hold Oeahan*. a fl^j'*l NttkTioN or tdmx—Immr- I dollar* »*cl,, ui.lere ihej «’• gravl are! tufflciret . sure H* n '» I elll.lHNl ln||l.nx:v I ol IhvXV 1 i.ke-a fl--^hapes re r'.-V't'.'Ttj.'Ti TV.--* c-.* ap4 l-ha-e*, 4.nc‘>I >* h« -.V-4 r>.*Wh l,v„-,hi c fa"' 4 s \|"I.xnu* xv > m Kt r X'kM.v.-«-x . v I WfiN«U.'.k44M. Sjiajs nsy-Hd »od k' 1 4i« V;. >»* Iwfl'te il»s 0r*» da? of tha treat irem ol ^ fair extract from enl term of Uo» • o ,, • ;—• . I ism mr-ire iffi* • || 4 oi,l> relNhtt 'HRiii'KoktiiArRfAnrzxTioNoridmA—InroR- i*vr'--\(«. havn aatialieil ouiaell Ihal lire last •ii'smer Irom Eurnue broughl t" moro than one |oi4"gu b'gaiinu m ihia coy thst Mr ferry, shortly slier Hre delivery c,f M Eurunsga'a now famous speech in explanalloli ol the Itiiurcx Cuban j*olicv id Spam Mf..io tfiai gentleman (ihe Queen's Mm- re or «d I leign Allans) lor an auih«niio copy ol Hie afrencll if, quiwlloii. to Ire b>i ward' tl lo this Gov- ZTZ'.u"L’!, '■ ". I \\-V5tt »s* rw* . 1,1'.hi, f * l-'-IU"-"Ul-I rol ; ll A|.|. ,,J. , flu. „h, Mini cin n/ii slavery in Lulre \N e take It for grant- t„.u Irevaraux.direct rn'to n**»i* t *» t*.»»pres»^| I lire! by Hre mail bringing lire lellera m qireation, j re Ay ih*i I etn »up|il» lire ten thouMud e*H* ih*i I - for*.**. tw V r.M i-hi .N bl.Hl.rl bal4i.ee of ll for 4are hj !*" V.V • crop Tubs MoUasat, is fla* "olse, l>ng lowfl.lau- ae^.g", Inis '»'/n>4a • > iIILmb 4 IIRUIR. • . . - •• - ....*...4 ..... y llo- I,- v, im,iml recall,d lire cniree|Hi|i(lein-o to which wr refer »hov*i. Hlar A I'k me Tons.—The Journal of ('-ommorea terapitiilatos Hi* variires nuitagea, *4t-rslle«l, that Jiavo boon ronimitlad by Spain agalnat lire Cnlied SiAtoa. ami than conclude* In lire lolfowingmoda- If» rear fl NuvotMvefasewe have no l»lea that tho dilfienl- tie* that min im likely lo Involve us In a war w "h Hpam. War | t uireaceaasry to cllecl Ihs ra- auli w o . uu si, and een only* be the eueaequamre ol geo** irntmanacsurem on »»«f »'»»'. *'» »n Inaana folly on tha trert uf *T M, * n ' which lhata fa no r•-•*..u |o gniieipata Tha praeisa tvm- acquwlea o| Captain MeCsulsy's mirelon cannot KU b'tviold , tret ws t.M Hut lha lliumwi which S h% , ,,, lire onrergoirey raqelfrs, will Ire flccompafllatl hy x lire ulunrei iii nlefailoh |ha| Is renti'lsnl With na tional honor Thetwopla ol tire Dnite4 Hiates w am j•«ace, »nd Mwy Will hold («x aavela ttv-mU ih.wo wh.. ireitsieal)’ ai aggregai* lha praaesi an»- harieMMtanis, fof the puritdie ol Involving us In war I Ire long ahshx nt |tfti*»»«klhin# wh'ch had tw.ru ofletiwf by Amrncaos agalnat iha t'alisn Gnv- trr„ni«(ii ••i-miIiI Iwi renrenifoted, *n-l mtii#*i# ■" ' •"•'••nail SI lire uismiai In which lire) Ire*a '•» >o i. UI.sImI | Tflrva Tin- reaed Kvnv'p a. HwiWnEleg IVauy. *«. . Il -a-d «»*) i • '‘boy Ibr Reis I j,. *,4*4 Ameiicaa spinusis, w'la sutaen-u* or-- |- t;i|l.MARTIN. »T». | grs4i,,f« *»i! varies* binding*. f4 fo gill, tSM\'<*\ fil.X MtS|, xnHKM - ijid iVI'i atwfil ^wt'vre.tr \V,k.'rrl'refi**'p.rsaey mre. he |, ri.S* T'-ai !'»>• >-< filrevl; hi IrbhtUe Magattnr, ad XI*i«hMiis‘ NxjmUm lot A II ffd 94 A »: 44 114X4)14h. It>ic|l.\ ED I" JOHN XI s>*ti.*i:« Rtxt, Tvtu-m*,. April x'4 Wood at hd Ai'hmxim a| « apuia Pt.ar., a i*)a 4»r but it v inojreir a*4 re pv,q psrxrestnr Xv> \vo «w - X ftisj Yank a* -« Tv-flab" T»t • o‘.»»n4 l»k'Ubr-» b I'aH* n |MI -94. fatepialbre , wr.lbs t r.kn >• w ti«a-rw« . bj J fod a»'<k • «dh, author ol -r «-»»i x Ihei'-SHO; NriuMrerh vxt b« MMK.A. faaiwiv. fa.r baskets |XsMh«er . (W Ij-w (X lures* . tv, tl IV M. Hvjirelda I Urn VioniiHtr 1 A», The nA4«ms| i-vasdacd x>*ha by J.-bs R I'oao, (V fl, R I'-i.nii'fl,* ib) |'4i««i U«um, A xisid* tale * hi 3 ti W.-'is h J4 >wr..i • ■reskvo, fine Xi-pie* JAM 1-s A. RRONT4. I’M. i-IN. 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