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Ully" up' the `poAi prphb ticaly de-`til ii sno gatitth of thie fspm panterioi to to

[fi tsagin 1sha &o aioursie would be tnruer,-it& rnre retoaaorsbTeand Iotlwe

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4) 4- apeelat lyrYessrtve4p4Osaf hharlt ;el epsrt h they *il pay

tilemthenmot ffeddo flid hxtsptihik to thqmtniJ zieolqtidd a zgceiep bespatter themrithl

ip eogy pleet4r {bhem with " sats nhaggrily.sathosmaftd wahrda,

4000-0t, preaioesly gaullble foole.eeeing tr the b ich nth' notUeo al-

'AfiitailS)i' ttrae are, tt. We arep oywe.}oJ n apd beliere, We

K eerstpopoia o truth to forgigga *kedemlbleuntoutha; 'asd we of

w 6 tb al af,'*e'htre dote asltlee b iSti -4 ght), reuon, e periienee will

We aliould be false to dour own self-respoot,bta'iie priplsr*es of truth, false fs ever

1s rwy t '4usb tidodasnd associatIons, if we didnot d 4 ; toll .the nai alised oitizen, andpairtOlakrly thae , that the electioneering

o1csaiws him. his special ganid, andon the !1proch of dn eletioln, Id.

Z f tbsl fattery.Wehave90. ne , 'sn pant in aon smob gamnie,

ie .wol4 prefer. that our right armDitewithered- in its gtasngth and' our

meanines be unnerved intoweomz aizood, thaner ` of the pltry grt, the.smeeoth-

,4 :the notive and natutalzed,oPlbu stltesegaoe. We cazalways-tpeak.

what we believe, and we4o belitvethatthe manwho, in td& eaintryaepak of" ~the Iriphi vote,".

Io'eeatektoarh out atparalised Irishota ai atcaItee of gitrzses, isolated frpso others,

ad iitertaininig ' aeculiar prefcdices or eymperthis, ifoer tgeoese insult 'td, pergeOttct a ggeat

r npo exite asnrmechasary anidioities

i t th vSy en thlley treaoherosuly,andbiriognieaI& prejtmleto bef 'd.1t.naan beernee atnaturalis citizen o> this

country ,ahitiOshe? Weanswer an XAmerfoan.Wenowhhint odly ascach. lIeisneilthet.Irsh,

'baaOri utoa nor Frenol to: ae HeSan Ancesiqa, nothing more; nothing less-or

e ltcp at hsart, and unworthy'of citizenshipi'the, I Bepublio within the broad limnits of

w p sought an laviophle 'asltgary,ie1 lIkc othermpn tp;,fiJbneot,.reepeotedi;

ge oshet.onateamiedasd driven beyood the.ls of our sympathies.

As hr frthe ish, the Giiman, the Frenchvoidlier kmnrn iothing of any of them. No

gtr -:om thenatlve.born ornaturalised shouldbq'any thg hut an American vote-an Ameri-owt vote, heart and soul. We would seorn our-

-i' wedaoe meke a cowardly and. dema-de apal- 4 appwal which might win

admq y vaAtage, bub whioh could noti lto 4narahalcititena of different origin into

hostile .ols t-br mere personal ends. We6o-w-hoever our sympathies may be-noSgp4 GoaBpan ypte-•tbthingentt an Ameri-

qdap Ie,. this ,ootntry; and the man who,tpzAsiedaoraattve-barn, does nottvote as an

alaetioa Is a 4ttipa in bur eyd d-and we holdWOi w• htyf ~ f any oiglms tppn the.nationalsympa4tbisqg rpteotin of the glorious Reopub-lie wBittla tht enlygtigie vereedom,;and per-tonal seogrity.upon the saufae of the globe: .

What oreasld Native Ameiolonisin•? Why,dnag~gu.s, ioativb-bhtn and naturalized,

to •,ripg forw .d "the Iriph vote" asa diltinntpower n. American politics; the first,in pejnadice and passion; the second, in selfish.iea l a n'greedy lh4a 'of office and influence.That l~s .,hld, drigin of Native Americanism;and p•~ny intelligent men, believing the vote ofaaturhlised pitizens was a distinct power, oastily.eubrseed the now des• body of Native Ameri-dtietoh. ie ewhle oontrovesy was qune of theqr t e th9 age.

Our vast'nd sparsely settled country re-qnired -}pet oomers; and emigrants had everycallty good feeling, liberality, enerosity andoomtowtaense upon thedn to be at peaoe with

.the hnati•v-boirn o the lend whi- h sheltered pnd[looaoed :t em. Why should the invader ofwide forest lands and uneohquered wildernessesscout at a new reotuit. Why should the wel-coined fgl~ivpe quarrel with his hospitable host ?The whole matter is purely ridiculous, and waskept alive only by the demagogue's desire to winnotoriety at any cost, and by the folly of inflatedoanities from bver the arator, who, distrustingthe slow hinoes of regular progress, look tohumbug Sethlpir trump card..

We say plainly a4 believe fully, that thogame we have noticed is hut too successful.We have neither part nor lot in it, and con-asoious of this, we leave to t(qp and experiencethe appliotion of the proper oorreqtives.

TIa 8eL*TaaI.---Lh agttoenOt steamer, J. M. Martin,(on of the safe•t,;leveret andlmost experienoed of ult-oaC) m"stern;arrid at our port yesterday eotenie.Bh h h b n l enher -ablo ltgthened-her furniture apd

kedIotusla ondomeyrnewed-.4 bollers putin the placeof the ola eo= . nursery and bath-house made-ond'every eaee e Improvement suppliedL The draught

Sonly foet, and aptain Martin is, aesn oiocr'and ag aaa, a .dedteabt person to travel with. IL boatetepte for Loeenlle to-mamrow.

Wo am latobtod to the Clerk of the steamer Florida fur

Mhsv. reaoelrel the epoches of the lon. Ihenry en-tt • d lion. W. W. Snow of NewYork on the public

r--- -- rI tar rtoun.--The news that GieU. Scott

eoaaodttaho bpesenot at the great Luondy's LaseW we ayw , rreotaved owth enthusotem,

.. w vgte4 peg from a large oumberhand esotew wee to (rta

etthee, } coe*1Ltu J~'. twkbhasOpenous

orln*ss. lagtOli-"? rir~b~t {'by .B Roe. D.

neeThllid 'abled.~e tloe 'workhfrom the publlomr, throejgerflt Oeu a7oiteet.tiefe* e in~ ifWpeh he eqe,1t it,uteoea o,~~ iaaOoue ties potione offered

t othat at IofIegt'oo o aento "~ ,to peeemedaeo Ooceepgro to reitie ent,eoe te' boOp0,Q0 1Q 4.0.n novod to p~oefre the,fps tIr creditmoren n oon; pmnaoloblo Susie

e *sti o oYtto4'}o; i not deprtve the creditore of ftotre&meedb

tn Tme tans tiese iulted States for the halace of

tlpue elidaw

Aerooireteia. lito xo Paetoeoor-Bp comlts r he Mrod-r&oend s4Aqe lr StedriLe ldres.-O

4 M. oio*ord, novae oO-5ee ,laubiatoeSd;~atobatolp'onai regp p Nathaiesl

Jtactteobon km , ehberb ' ~ port, )oohieette,, re-op.polibedei Alfredh.inter, onesaurr , ItTO0.oie, Vieilota,

F& Jeha $. Seger, deol mbiod F iO. enr inyor,Mlafrecdbaee, , rice Teme oT. o$orne, who did notqnelt' Ni ot w seaofe, oinoecyor, Metiwooeieo Oregon,eieAloneq-Uelied,eeisvlasd.-

eR'hu ShTW Co ce.ee- $aoae.o -Thee Oeaetoetoo Con-eler eoye,1e hamp releved from a noet, rellhbleeonros.iheohIjeuoS'mhot eboohotory statement of the bualneee

Receipts of theb dth toenro roed fro-thet eli-. _ ndfue MthiJune,1O ..... $R001000

801 , y e arar ............. ...... 49,0oo0

* 'b~oftO rilot eli months.. ........... $141000

OLE to•I A dt7 mnhi -It is Oatted, as a pOttlte otlthatebt fowing announomntsa was npde in vllage-ohridfi Oa,: "FPtare toeetIng at Brooher Wood'sttet tdy evenor ; also, a 'eoot. g matehi atd8oatboajea ona hroidsmn wee h oe of theg•id eattoe d the good veniton; will 'tr olgnerally

te With reipit to the'latt•r,,we ma

ho th11M roee".d,"

1wo4*e L Od iefoo -"n. Beoosmin Whiteman,aatl~fr -Pe bi yahia, sand a9 Ohio ̀ 'loneer, died onthe ~1ta t.,'t eiido nelen r e oiiton, Greene county,in that StateAio the o0th year of his aga He sewred inthe 1d Inda is aunder Harger, and Wayne; and ih

1if&O , was7 inm d et engagement with a partyof e•tsraoll•lo ed by Teocmseh. The deceased was ad Oeanllin'the war of 1812,and deiredwith die-

tiootcn ettfis atslose.

Ton S3e-sp~n. Oo•erwor.--A meeting of the fee-soildemoray Was.heldat Philadelph a , on th evening of theptllnt, ,addeliatetothe Pittesbdgh National Con-dntlon, to assemble about the 10th of auguot, appointhd.They are iqttpol tteast the vote of Penylvaa• l foroldht P, i4 of New'amphire, for Prideidt. and dan-

sl• ley, of Keitucky, for Vice President of the Unt-

AglidaoMiOofCDoono,-The WaahlngtonbrresOpondentof he N6wYork olelfuonishes that paper with thefo•lole•g lhtu d a mem4 ersof Congress who1e aitdd . om h t•tket.: . renal a• Smith, of Con-eeotieout We. anijooof Tenoessee,; Ierel Washbora,Jr., of biaiti; esooge Briggg of Nework;- 8. W. Par-ker, of Indnu ; W.X. .Ward. of Kentuoo

kyh; XID. Moore,

of Ponoylva.nia _

Teemvw:a TheoD lon(Ohfo) item reldes the follow-ing singular ease: A iltlden of that eoopty, nda in the108th year of his age, who has for the'last two years been

eprived of the~power of speech, was latei thiwo w out fwagdn, dnd strihing on s head;. was severely injored.

Bine the iabdidet 'he ha Ibeen able to converse asOopfatly'oea eve

J'onacse Pomvao. -A dispatch from -Bufalo, N. Y.,datedth.ei•th'into,says: "Late last nightaa man wamSeg9vared insaoat in the rapids near the brlik of the'a~p of Niagara. The bot stuok fast on a rock, and wastill there at daybreak this mnorning, when arrangemento

were at onee om•eneod to rescue the man from his per-ho••s qltuation•? : -

SoIras art *soejo-The Natohes Courier of Fridayli edget - We learn that during the storm on last-aehdy evening a lot of uanda engaged in ploughing •,t.d pluntatipn of A, L. Iingaman, Esq., sought shelter ina ri9aihed in ths fdeld, when the shed was'struck byfightnlug heoking down all who were in it, and killing

e of the hands five mules, one horse and a dog.

.MiiLAuOiO.tD.-- The Cnoinnai Commereal, which paperodirevers all he qIeer things in its vioinity, relates the

1folywing dspeetdtcooe: " Themaenthat pekedaprintertilltaahtana i ugdreddogar was seied,,yesterday' andnat to the Lunatle Asylum by expre•s. Th•$ is the most

desperate aepf tIsunaoy on record.'!

Caxtwo EaCArse.,- pt. Nathqniel Wythe, of the FreshPond Hotel, near Boston, has a pair of grizzly bears, andis in ahabit of going into their oege and playing withthem. A few days sinee, while amusing hiaself in thisway, they made an attack on him, stripped him entirelyif his olothes, and he narrowly eseaped with his life.

Anurro roe or PALE ALE.-Dr. Liebig writes to aeantleean in Jondon,.on the subjeot of the' adulteration

of pale sla by'the use of strychnine. This poisonous al-t"loidis largely usede so it is said. as a substitute for hops,.n the manunokture of beer, and great alarm has been ex-ilted by late developments among the lovers of ale.

Blaoonias.-The noted California Indlan Chief, Bap-liste, while intoxicated at a feast, lately, drew his swordand plunged it ipto the body of his wife, killing herinstantly. Next day her body was burned upon a funeralpile: with all her effects, even to some gold dust she had

ollected the day before.

HaroL.-A petition has been sent to the United StatesSenate, signed by many merchants of Boston, praying forthe recognition of the independence of llaytli for the sakeof her large and increasing trade with this country Itis said that the chances for its favorable reception arevery slhn.

Go'ERN•o OF NEW MOdo Wo.-Wiliam Cafr Lane, aeq.,has received the appointment of Governor of the Territoryof New Mexoco, in place of HIon. James S. Calhoun, de-ceased. The appointment has been confirmed by theSenate.

•non ST. Dosu~no.-Capt. Bacon, of the schooner Col.Harrison, from St. Domingo June 20th. recently arrived atNewYork, reports that the fever was raing at St. DomingoCity when he left. Capt. B. and nearly all his crew weredown with the fever during the passage, but have recovered.

BIG LUsP or Gios.-The NewYork Journal of Com-meroe ltates that the American Exchange Bank receivedper steamer Illinois, in addition to about $600000 in golddust and bars,a single lump of pure native gold, weighingabout sixty ounces,and valued at $1p00.

SAL. or BONDS.-Tho Pacific Railroad Company offeredt St. Louis on the 14th, $100,000 six per oent. Missouri

State bonds, which are to be negotiated for the purposeofproceeding with the construction of the Pacific Railroad.The bids ranged from 4d) to 63 per cent. premium.

STOLEN PROreTYe RoCOV~eRED.-The polieo of the city ofWashington recently arrested a large number of coloredthieves. and recovered property of various descriptions tothe amount of $10000. It had all been stolen from pri-vate dwellings.

oMo PAren No. 2.-A man named George Gaarabrants,living at Patterson, N J, has announced his intention ofjatpingover Niagara Fals some time during the nextmonth. Ie reoently made a fearful leap at High Bridge,near where he resides.

i4ocE LiQooA LAw.-The celebrated Maine LiquorLaw went ipto effect in Rhode Ielnnd on the 18th instant.It la intimated, however, that those desirous of refreshingthemselves with a little of the 'stimulant, can obtain itqithout going to the expense of buying thirty gallons.

The Government of France now restricts newspapersfrom piblishing poetry which is contrary to commonneise. If the rule were in force in this country how thepoetical department of the newspapers and magazineswould sofer.

Laern rno> Harr.-Advlceshaeh vebeen reeied at New

York from iayti to the 3d instant. which state that theEmperor Soulouque who making aetive preparations toat-tack the Dominicans in August.

HEAt.TH or OITIa.s-Iu NewYor••here were 466 deathsduring the week ending on the 17th inst. Of this num-

ber, 80, were childree under" ten years of age. Duringthe same week, there were 744leaths in Boston.

Missoua, RItvao-The last beata at St. Loutl from theMio a•rl, report that river rin•ogfrom Kansas and Grandrivers doge. A rise may therefore be expected at St.

Ta'no E QUanAne•oe.-Advices by the Humboldt statethat the Sardinan Govornemot has ordered that all vee-sets arriving from Mobile aed New Orleans should beplaced in quartsnet .

Pearsuanve u aWoase.--The Plttsburgh Gas Companybas declared a, semi-annual dividend of five per cent.olar r St 8te tfe, besides having laid aside five per cent.to be added to its contingent fund.

vuaan a sea Noaae.-A Mrs. Beley was murdereda fewd•yaslano s tPowhettau county, Y., bya negrogirt wbMe A lhd htreed. Mi. B. was confined to heb badMat t he ., Th gi~ m r aueeedlte murd•, fais4 1u0 sL

"Inday. ,et .the e Its rd oldutei to a

Tanalator tton into the Pre language,andappol o former) ioimitttee'oem oyapoeronat ole.

Thea•aile abutSheriffs and Ooroners wa• ale so

as to gite power to the, I•egleature, at any timUe to a.

ployj greater number of •htillfe and Coroners. This

,wa.lntendedtgappitto NewOrleans; but sla ade gSaeal

to stoid theobJetleon to cal exemptlpn.These was a hot debade s to the time when Jaudg•

should be elected., Me. Hunt and others contended that

Judgess•hould have eleetions fo toermaselva onlyt pes-toe rouall otiereletion. Thbswaeosar•ed, andJudgo.of th ferior Courntre to be elected Py the people at atieiptiapoatdf~y the Leglplatoen.

Th Attorney benea l aod District Attorneysare to be

aleoed by the people on the day of electione fuoroveror.

Tfe 'LEcuaarxvr. DeraRouerr.-Thi sunbject wrhi

broughtolrward yesterday. It was oppeoted to be thee

most •e•tting question that uoldpenage the Convention.

This expectation has been realied.Mr. G9alothe delegate who slgs the maority, brought.

Itforward, and thayrport w read bythrea by tary:kes agreed to take it, article by artcle. Here is article :

.Repreaestatlon in the. House of Repruentatlyes shall

be equiland uniform, and shall be reguolted and esor-

tained by the total population of ealh of the several pea-

ishes of the Sth•o. Bltch parlatshal have at least one

Representative. No new parish shallbe oreated with a

trrltoy less than O% e• ere mreo, nor with apopulation

less than the fult nmber etitllng t to a repreeitatttv,nor when the oreation of db hnee parish would leave anyother pari(h wtthbut the oid extent of territory anedamount of poipatlon."

Mr. Cniton led C with an able speech In fahr~of the

total populatoi be9h Mr. Sandige laitediately attackedthe baei wiooh agts elve in the representatlon, and

are aao e tt the eltedlabis. A numbdr ofapahake fonlloet sWb' a 1 tlength "liftedthevell," as he wtld, and showat)t all ther patriotAmountedto as lluwe:

When the members of thb Conventidn assembled here,all the bountry enetbers helas anoeuus, from which thecity delegatd~ only were excluded.. At that cancus, allagreanponTesetrletng therep•seentation Ofa ewQrleane,as it was dreaded that the systtem of pubie imnproaementwould make her, t teayears, so great a city that her p-lilteal position in- the Lgefslature would overwhelm the

coentry intiaen.o,'Thi Conventioa mugih be the only one to revise the

Codetitutloid the any oeie of the present day pould see,and, therefore, now or never was the' time to te down theCity of New0rlesana so that, under any elreomstances,should her popilation reach ton millions, she could never'have more than the aiumber of representatives that theywere now to fl for her. This was' satisfactory toat thecountry gentlemen. They gloried in their unanimity-itwas all right-the City of Ne0Orlean was doomed.

out, Presto! the delegates from the parlshes in theNorth-wesot found that in this coalition they had beendoing far worse thanywhat they desired to avoid. Theyhad been agreeing to a total population besis which wouldpreserve the inhueneoeof lower Loalslana, the slaveryportlon of the State, while the North-west had' a largewhite population and few slaves. They foreeaw whatenubt this would have on the white voters in their seotion,anti out loose fmonthe cauous coalition, denounoed thes

lavery bashe and yesterday the sones of the caucus

wery exposed to the Convention with great bitterness offeellng on both sides. This State capltal was in a highstate of excitement all yesterday, and the excitement Ietilllrpater to-day. Both country paties are now cout-

in the city delegation, and agreeing not to restrict themif they will unite on their basis. M•essn. Rosellue, Priceand Hunt made grand speeches, in favor of the electoralbass, to-day, and at a late hour the Convention adjoiuned,to.meet in l cooter condition on Monday; but every oneti as hot as pepper. You can see excited cliques everywhere. I believe that on Monday the excitement will be

rm oreaso." OEsVaEa.

The Algien C .halvarl.Permit me through the columns of your journal to rec-

tify eertuai false statements which appeared in thePiosyune of the 25th, and the Cresoent of the 26th, inst..in regard to the oid sant expedition aginst Algiers. Iwill, therefore, state the facts just as they oceorred, andfor further proof •anhex the certificate at fiot.

On the 24th instant the Sheriff received a eommunica-tion signed by four members of the Polee Jury of Algiers,asking for assistance, their force being hnsuffiolent tosup-pres frequent riots and unlawful assemblies in Algiors ;andthe communication of the Mayor, addressed to saidPolice Jury, stating that the poliee of this city had nojurisdiction in Algiers, but if the Sheriff would determineto suppress the same, he would detach a certain numberof offcers under his orders; and he, therefore, gave theSherlifleeven police officers, acoomponied by Officer Bol-losa. Being an inhabitant of Algiers myself, I was dl-rooted by the Sherltto take charge of the command. I,therefore, remained at the Sheriffs office, waiting forordes from the Poliee Jury. At about 9 o'clok, CapbtanDumas (who is the person who made the affidavit to sup-press said riot) came and reported that they were againmaking a great disturbance ; and that he was dispatchedto notify me to cros the river immediately with my force.I, therefore, went over the Third District Ferry. aecom-panied by the undersigned Deputy Sheriffs, and twelvepolicemen. under the command of Liet. Bolloss,and wefound every thing quiet in Algiers, and having met one ofthe meqbers of the Police Jury, he confirmed our beliefthat every thing was quiet.

We, however, went round as far as the Second DistrictFerry, to see if there was any chariyari organizing, andseeing none, we went back to the Third District Ferry.and when we had passed the coffee-house of Mr. Vail, inwhich there were several persons, we were whistled at,and called rats and looters, and I begged the gentlemenwith me not to notice them ; but at the Third DistrictJerry, a man having insulted us several times by callingus names not fit to be repeated, was taken off,andarreestedby Mr. Ilanekes, a deputy sheri. The prisoner, seeingthat he was arrested, called on hise friends to assist him,which I must confess they did not attempt to do ; severalof his friends followed the man in custody, abusing theoffiers, who I again begged not to notice it, and to goover the river, which they did, and I remained in Aigier.,my place of residence. These, sir, are the facts, just astheyoccurred. Noneaen TREPacNcER,

Deputy Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.We, the undersigned, Deputy Sheriffs, certify the fore-

goingetatement to be true and correct; any statementto the contrary is false.

EDWAD .IItACKEe, J. BSAArAac,JSo. P. MCCLELL~A~ , F. AUcour,

Deputy Sheriffs of the Parish of Orleans.

NEWS BY VELEGR~tPH.SAILING OF THE ATLASYrr--.N'ew York, July

26.-The steamship Atlantic has sailed for Liv-erpool, with 120 passengers. Among them wasMajor Beard, of NewOrleans, bearer of de-spatches to England, in reference to the dispu-ted fisheries.

CoNxGREsosIAL.--The Senate yesterday passeda resolution offered by Mr. Mason, calling onthe President for information with regard to thefishing diflioulty, and asking what steps havebeen taken to protect American citizens.

SEcnETARY oF THE NA•v.-The Senate hasconfirmed the appointment of Mr. Kennedy asSecretary of the Navy.

DISCONTENT Iw Now BR]rSWolC.-The NewBrunswick papers comment with considerablefeeling on Mr. Webster's Dispatch.

LoL-rsIANA STATE CONVErNION-Batdn Rouge,July-26.-The Convention was opened thismorning with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Chad-bourne.

The apportionment clause coming up as theorder of the day, Gen. Carter offered as a testquestion, a proviso that no pajsh should havemore than one-fourth of the total representationof the State. It was laid on the table-yeas90, nays 28. The whole morning was occupiedwith the debate. A vote will be had to-day.

ToBacco iLI'ORTATION-J'tew York, July26.-The 'English Board of Trade has issued anew order relative to the importation of Tobacco,which is favorable to the United States.

INsosRREcTIOrs IN GictEEta.-There has beenan insurrection in Greece.

ItECEP'TION OF MR. WEIIRSo .- Mr. Websterhad a splendid reception at Marshfield on Wed-nesday. He said the time had not yet arrivedfor him to speak upon the Presidential question.He alluded to the fishery troubles, and tookstrong American grounds. He says that forrecent nots of petty local tribunals in the Britishprovinces, in seizing our vessels, the BritishGovernment will be held responsible.

ARRIVnAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.-The EmpireCity arrived to-day. [Eve. Pie.

Now YenK MARRETS-New York, July 24.-The Cotton market is without change, with afair inquiry, but with few sales this morning.Flour has sold in moderate lots at $4 25 perbbl. for Ohio Brands. Corn still tending up-ward, with sales of Mixed and Western at 6O3c,per bushel. Mess Pork steady at $19 50 per

bbl. Lard firm at 114 to llfc. per lb., in bbls.Onto Rival-Pittsburgh, July 24.--The

river here is falling, with two feet two incheswater in the channel.Cincinnati, July 24.-The rIver-here is stillfalling. Markets quiet, and prices unchaned.

THe FISH•nRas-Boston, July 24.-Adnceeare received from St. Johns, New Brunswick,stating that the British eruisers have seizedanother American vessel engaged on the fishing

grounds, and sent her into that port for con-iemnation. Mush excitement prevails here onthis subject.

reuixeoar Pss'o-- Vicksburg, July 26.-'oe bllouwng1steamboate hare pssed this plejs.

n ibe ntyfotirho as, bento and4Y pwoilega*d: The ,lKlTlii bout

to t2 yaboday}fttiian}"th boutsst b80 y eraon ;thbSwallow, at 6

de mon i Eve. Delta.

afrnwsh n mboldt.GITULAND.

When the Humslodt sailed the United King-dom waam inthefezoittn entand turmoilof a genera 'e ection. The plling in most othe aiti~ 'ad towns rWas to tke place either onQte 7th or 9th inst., and in the counties soine

yl ter. It was thought tlih election woul4resuliLord Dery's goverunment .not 0tsain-

It w fetniedth election would not pe•p olwithout disturbances the Stockport riots havina"arf-lly aroused i"hereltgleui animosities of

Protestants asd Catholicts in thienorth .Large nmbers of plkes.d been seaied by the

police of Liverpool o0the.o:d that,, whleh it wassaid were intendedifor the Orangeneato be nedeither for defence or aggresesion at the comingelection,

The Eastern Steam Navigation COmpany ofLondon have rropoeed a plan to the share old-,era fbr the besdps of two steamships 700 'feetlong and of 14 0 tons burthen, each vesselto have two sets of paddle wheels and a screwpropeller of an aggregate of thrwleuan•ndhorse power. The •easels to run from MilfordHaven to Alexandria, and from Suez to Calcut-ta. It isxpepted that they will go at the rateof thirty mies an hour, and cost one millionseven hundred and fifty thousand dollars,

The London Daily News gives- a list of seyen-teen liberals and seven.Derbyites returned With-out opposition to the new Parliament.

The Herald is sanguine that the eleotion willresult favorably to the present government.

CAP O40OOD OPE..Thedates from the Cape of Good Hope are to

the 29th of May. The news from the frontier.is of ah uncertain character.

General Cathcart is forming camps all aroundthe frontiers. Nb easualties-of moment had oc-curred dui'ing the preceding-month, but the in-indications of insubordination among the Kaffirawere very prevalent.

The President has caused in official nOtice tobe inserted in the Moniteur declining any pub-lic banquets that may be offered on his aproach-ing tour in the Departments.

Business affairs at Paris were favorable. Thechange in the weather had produced a good ef-fect.

The Paris papers were full' of comments onthe plots discovered by the police of Paris.

It appears that notwithstanding the numerousarrests which were made, the affair was at firstgreatly exagerated, and in place of the partiesengaged in having designs against the Presi-dent's life, it is thought by some that the wholeplot was got up by the pqlice in order to justifyLouis Napoleon for tsaking atill more vigoroussteps against the democracy.

Paris Bourse, July 6.-Four and a half percents, 102f. 90c.; Threes, 72f.

The French Senate has closed its sessions.OGMANY.

From Berlin, Vienna and the German States,the aocounts are unimportant.

SWIT•ERLANSD.The Swiss government, at the demand of the

French government, are endeavoring to expelM.,Thiers from Switzerland.

ITALY'.It is stated that a recent attempt to poison the

French Minister in Rome was made by puttingarsenic in his coffee.

Murray is still in prison. The Pope has notyet determined as to his fate.

The Citadel of Turin has been disarmed.

City Intellgenee.FvUNRA OF CAOTAIN WEY•oU•T.--A very

large procesion of citizens and members of the orders ofOdd Fellows and Masons, turned out yesterday to thefneral of COaptain J. M. Weymouth, who died yesterdaymogrnie of wonuds reoevred during the afray on Wed-nesday night in Theatre Alley. He was buried with duehonors-the long lines of mourners, with the solemn ac-companiments, making altogether a mos, impressive andimposing display. The deceased was a'native of the Stateof NewYork, and about ffty years of age. He had beenlong known as a pilot between this port and Naehville,and was universally esteemed as a man of quiet mannersandof correct moral principles. His hard fate will bemourned by a host of friends.

INQUEST ON CAPTArINWEY.DOvTH.-The Coroneryesterday heldan inquest on the body of Captain Wey-mouth, who died at the Charity Hospital, at 6 o'clock inthe morning. Several witnesses were examined. It ap-peared from the testimony, that the deceased was not aparty to the quarrel that resulted in the aftray, but thatwhen the rowcommenced he rushed into the Coffee-houseto part the combatants, whereupon he was knocked downby a blow from a slung shot, and held down by GeorgeThompson, while, with the slung shot, he was beaten byJohn Duffy on the head until he was senseless. He neverspoke afterwards but lingered in great agony up to themoment of his death. Verdict of the Coroner-"Di

e d of

contusions of the head, inflioted by a slung shot, in thehand of one DuRy."

L'qUESTS.-Deputy Coroner Loze held an in-quest yesterday on the body of a free colored boy named.Luke, aged 12 years, who fell into the river and wasdrowned, at the foot of Bienville street, on Friday last.Verdict, "Died by drowning."

Another inquest was held on the body of a man namedChristian Chuder. found deadin aekiff at the Lake. Thedeceased was 38 years old, and a native of Germany. Ver-dict, •'Died of pernicious fever."

MORE OF THE THEATRE ALLEY AFFRAY.-Oeorge Thompson alias Isaac Allison, John Duffy andThomas B. Cunniagham, charged with being concerned inthe afray at McDonnell's Coffee-house, on Wednesdaynight,which resulted in the death of Captain Weymoulth,the dangerous wounding of Mr. Robert Green. and of sev-eral others, were yesterday sent to the Parish Prison forbetter security, on an ffidavit made by Captain Forno.As they will have to answer to the charge of murder, balloannot be taken.

THE CHARrr•to.-George Law, Robt. Nichol-son and William Girard, accused of making the music atAlgiers as reported yesterday, have been arrested byDeputy Sheriff Trepagnier, of the First District Court, onthe affidavit of Captdin Domes, who charges them withrioting.

LAND SLIDE.-On Saturday last, in theeourth District, a land slide took place between Jackson

and Phillip streets. A small slice of land, about one hun-dred and twenty feet along the shore, and from forty tosixty feet wide, went down, taking with it the wharf andabout one-third of Levee street. Yesterday the pile dri-vers had gone bravely to work to repaip the breach.

DROWt D.o-About 5 o'clock on Sunday even-ing, a whitoboy, son of Captain Taylor, fell accidentallyinto the river, at the foot of Montegut street, in the ThirdDilScet, and was drowned.

FINED.--Otto Lessings, for prowling about theTreme Market, in the petticoat of a female, was yesterdayfned $5 by Recorder GOnois. Several other parties werelned $3 and $5 each for drunkenness and disturbing thepeace.

FIRST DISTRICT-ReCOrder Winter--Fined.John Finnigan, for fighting and disturbing the peace, andfor carrying a hoes-tile weapon, called a colt, was requiredto give bonds to keep the peace, and fined $20.

Wm. Mitchell and Dennis McGee. for disturbing thepeace and using obscene language, were fined $5 each.

SENT UP.-Mrs. Margaret Cook, for an ssoaultand battery on Thomas McGuire, was sent for trial beforethe First District Court.

SENT UPe-Richar• Hawkins, charged withhaving gone on board the schooner Bonita on Saturdaynight, with intent to lay felonious hands on property nothis own, wea yesterday committed by Recorder Genois fortrial before the First District Court.

Henry Shelling was arrested yesterday in theFourth District, charged by Frederiok Spegerer withdrawing a sword on him designing to kill him.

Row ox A FERRY BOAT.-The following par-ticulars of a disgraceful row we take from a contemporaryof yesterday evening :

"We are not aware whether the same exertions havebeen made to reform the police In the Fourth, as havebeen made in the other Districts, but we witnessed a sceneyesterday (Sunday) which tells strongly against the eill-cieny of the npolice, and its regulations in that portion ofthe city. The row was enacted on boead the ferry boatwhich cromes flom the Fourth District to the s

m a ll town

of Gretna. Its ause, as is usual in such ocases, wu liquor.Four strongly bult Irishmen were about rossing the rivertllfi o'eloob, in company with the wife of one of them,when they began to quarrel. At firstn, nothing was ex-hassged but harsh and obscene words. such. however, asto nfed the modesty of the females present. But thequmrrel conuld only end with blows,. and disregardfulof thecompany present op the boat, they pitched into eachother with a vengeance. It shouldhavo been supposdthat the Intervention of a police offier would immediatelymuhd the row; but none was to be found in the vicinity.nd ths men wre owsed to'fight it out.' till o of themas onmpletoly ehtus•n and bieoding awfully. Itturned out that thes thredl•u rt otiiuners were downupon hi, the oldest and ust intoxuiated of them all.

there were a number of ladies on board. who appearedbadly frightened, and the pooe wife, whom we alluded toshboe, was frantic with emotion and ran about, deadlypals with an infant in her arms. That such a publcrne, on Sunday, as fery boat, should.be left un-

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Tho tollowieg gentlemen ere 11111.4 omoere of Wd ClII tP.84A8t....W. P. OLRMAN.

Vic P4,4idlt.,..Ib. NKAF, A. 3R&RS, J.E.WALKER, WMX.70811108.?, J. A. VIAD,

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Delegate to the Cmtrel Erooti .Cemmitteu ofthe Parih of JrFenw,.T.G.NO8EL.

THURSDAY 4 IA. .80ln r 4.30 f 087 8.4 f Ath IAClb. jy1t 81

,I MR. -iurue DOLUKAR, 46 Canal street,,.1.,. .0l w.o d,.A r lAo bake1M I 818h. in WAITING yBOOK.KEEPING, dow..A A..bouA 1.8tto, AqA.A...84Alt.8y. jytiC

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W'ieua.A..,or. UCLENSE are r.qTab`do pay pop A8ld Ii.... I.8.thA T.....y. Nutt" iA IheA.4dn hA.reAy giv.., hao * p.et8l .dprompt 8ImplbpII wth tblA proiAtG4 of thA chart.r 840 bA. p8.dand e~fomod.Jyll IpII WM. 38. GARLANDTh.o,,.JAr..l .. TA..I.IUeAO.Ao.s.....OAA.go.Ip. R,..o..ot.,R.t.U

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[Sigurd) JAW row i ROBSr

Proddeat Bond of Auietent Aldermul.Ap~rand 16t July, 1861. .cassu, rsr

Ieigndd A. D. ROSSMAN Mayor

PU88VEWWZPnB1RECOMPAYNO. 18.

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yia ~ JOHN WOODDn.y.'Lk CHALLYETTE FIRE Co.PAoY No. 28-yyany INo. 98 will be hell a t 18y BO m

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theHal.f b. rad Ladp., corier of Pydru. amTchwptrrm}W..a, moU NPID*Y, r97 q LaU~put 1 o HMNA r r.,b.1fp.. T N bH.i.dy ENU.gN .

aTT2TTION WASHINGTON ARTILLERYR OFW. R.-Yon a hrobymot8.dtha th DIII4 .Ln14Mam'elcl~ odm o omtLIOlonEYL'Nw

N ATof eeb mmth T. mllb~n to pul t nr1L b ripmiformn. By o d~r f B, BAN8T&I, L.L~k Gomm .di.,

STHE 0CHOOL VAATIsON will enableT.bhe, or Pp Is . prfect theI WRITLNG ANDOK-RKEEPINU at DOLBEAReS ACADM, 5

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Faluadhle Law Books,Cr JUST RECIVEb ND A FOR SALE BY

THOMAS L. WHITE,e. 68 CANAL STREET.

BECK'S MEDICAL J PRISPRUDKCE--1,rete of Medical Jauri-prudence-ByT. R.Sk, MD,LL D. DTetb editm.

COMLBTOCKS REPORTS OF NEW YORK COURT OF APPEALS.CONKLING'S UNITED STATES ADMIRALTY-The J2re.4.dtio,

lwA , PwrtIe, Pleading nd Forma of the Cor of Admiralty inthe United St1tel. Revised Edition. In 9 vol.

GALLISON'S ADMIRL.TY REPORTS.ORDON'S DIGEST OF THE REVENUE LAWS OF THE UNITEDSTATES.

STORY'S WORKS-Complte.JUDOE STORY'S LIFE AND LETTERS.LAW BOOKS ••ltny , hand at modenrte prices. j6 stIp

Keep Cool-Keep Cool.TREMENDOUS SACRIFICES I

ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,84 MAGAZINE STREET,

SAre seUig their now lgs teck o! SUMMER CLOTIINO forOGENTLEMKN, BOYS and CHILDREN at e.trem.el maii pSt• withbthe great object oloaing it off ere the f!uisss eommees. Theyare lllig good LINEN PANTS for 411; COATSI$1 to S99S;SIIRTS from 100 to SI S,, verySyd made the best Imnsr.

93" Every article in store w4,1t0d in every respect.IrONEPRICE FOROODS AND NODEVIATION. jy969ptf

Clothing .Made to Order.SThe subsbrib., rare pOp.d tl take me,.rlAu and reolve orde

for CLOTHING for bthe comh•ssagu, with the ndoenstadi.g

that allarticles ordlred sha prove sthsfatory . every r p.et, or thoee orde.r-ing will be ouder .o obligatiou to tae them.

THOMPSON & NIXON,jA Spit 19 C•p street ad 903 Iradway, NewYork.

F'Porrias W taoy,FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,

CORNER OF CAMP AND 00C 1ON STREETS,

JyS Under lb Cit Hotel.

Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InrniraiiuCOMPANY, No. a0 Cuo.p sr..t.

TIIIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT.333300,...... Joly 0, 1852.

Fe'Tim Vice Pr.sid0et and Actuary, in aoo..0..3, with th. Charter,subm6it th350330000353oto.ma.tof its 5EAi3e fao 61. f...0l p.. nsoingJuoe 30, 08526.63, for the year 453 n4 policies, covering 861 i5dividoI.1.. perWagr.6.o. Altogether for threeo 7e.6333W0 p6e.3o.., oT.: 40 Whileo .nd

0666 Nso63a..1698 315033RECEIPTSForp3miumfromallo..ource....

gal 427,15 6o5For Prem3ium viol 30i.00 . 34,660 51PIo3Of.3piumoitl*l..6.0o...o..~ll 4536Po-,1diva0for p3liri,., thirdy y. 406 11F~or receved for .tesrust, third year. 779 Ub

.nu........ .4......43499 4 3Retuned plan sad r3-in63330... 460 91-0.13,6 42-=49,93 3

RECEIPTS --Fo,01.0,4 723, EOdiEg 30 ... bor ..... .......... *...33,53604

EXP ENSESLeis d....... .. 4833335

To paid Medii0.3 53,,iouicm... 460 10

To paid Avertiing 939 39III

To paid Blmka and Stoonnry..... 3o, 7

T ~Po0.O:",Ssoif~ s . 64550::: ~To pai6 30t o, M.oo.............. 3 34$,

To paid Salaies amt onmi bu. . 6,738 54..49,190 2

LOOSESP.id for t63 .. toe. died third y6. $3.362 06Pai. fur30,3Sal wh3 16 sucs .. 34,000 0N"- 13,163 06

PROPIT AND 006S.Surpluo, bwing6 thud yer'6,ip dividnd....... 4,364 96.. 33,93N643

M3EMORANDML.FP033aid lo3sby deth g7er........ . 1.345366For5pa00 l33. by dea nd r.................P03 paid 101063by death thdyeoa...................... 3966 35

ASSTS. 431b9 4

Far P3,0 IE back l.6 Jply, IN84.................#44,766 70

Por cLat in hsE of et. It trsit,..........,66 Fl- 48,452 53Forsecured hills re3eiva.bl in bank, drawing iutdm,0*at 666,..01,36 90PFa k, furnitur6...................... . 1,063 UYFar iueorma matstiay lobe paid I. n uuni.K pnliriee..... .... 21,410 97

OCUCVATIONS -, WHITE PERSONS INSUIREDR, THIN3FFCES6obtso.............6... los o,,o 6n$K pe.r..............16,6,noun.................... I4U S . . 4Mae ...................... 0.l nie............M~a.......IPlan e. ............ ......... 47 Col1 .40oi. of 6.,tumS...........Notaries Public .............. 3 U. 6. Mn16... ..ds .. ... 6 7.. RoHil Age.t.............,

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