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= 5) INTERESTING ETTBRS. about ¥ company began to assomble, | whole, for those who wish comfort ing highde- | and Mr Sumner could not be relied upon to | The ntici Yar im the | what is not common ina & ih city, it possosses 2 and a ae collection of Ieates it was | gree, sweet country air, and agreeable society, all | move out of town, even for the amiable purpose A pated W * contioneen ae ayant po logy 4 tos at to Ca to meet here. Let us look | will meet their expectations at Comstock House.” | of accommodating Mr. Winthrop. ‘The lat Plate Pro ces, shops seem to be well supplied with goods, chietl REE at Sor. See See ato the gad Wo are those two ledie Among many persons now ia the house, may be | ter gentleman's By gor at the city dinnor ~ . French or German, at tsonable prioes ; "but eve OUR ALBANY CORKESPONDENCE. together? Ab! they are Mrs Hawley and | mentioned :— is considered a broad hint that he expects to have Our South American Correspondence. dences of poverty everywhere abound, and in Aunany, July 13, 1861. Mrs. ayes, two New York ladics, and both new! The Adjournment—Squandering Mmey—The two | married; and that lady in virzin white, now tall Hon. D 8. Dickinson and Dr. Kisaam and family, L. | something. He is ex-everything, and dovsn’t relish no other are beggers fainily, New York, Island, w.tn | Sedan to the alteed ot tee palitiosleiaeaoet Monrsvineo, May 18, 1851. | unfortunate. Seeenereeanirranine Le Chevalier Huleemann, Mre, Mack and family,New | He wishes to be kept before the . cs. Redd iva, 4 i ople, if he shall | Te Probable War in South America—The Threat- Notwithstanding the dilapidation and di fe Cancuses—A Candidate fir (vernon, §e. sane ned "benuiiful beide ie, ber bridal dca, | A0¥trign Mialaters Yor ay, | not deselected to reign over atthe chasee | ened “Anndliltion of Roser The Ned of an | the city, 6 ges pesesee a testoes of ened eee Nosooner did the President pro trm. of the Senate re were. also, Mrs. Blair, from Cat Merida, US wodlegtes % | that the coalition will quarrel on the slavery ques | American Naval Force—Some account of Mmte- that of the Eurepesns an Americans is particular: ‘ead tho Speaker of the House declare their respeo | her little daughter, just budding into wo | wr W. 8. Johnsomand fa- Col. Jamicron, Attorney | tion is so much reckoned upon by the whigs, that a | 07 ie aa ly interesting, aud perhaps the precarious nature of tive houses adjourned sine vie, than the lobby dis- ple 3 Mrs. Davia, from Boston, in a beautiful mily, New York, General. Toronto, whig nomination is considered to be about the same sy Ge. their domiciliation makes their society the more 60. Mr. Meee Swift and fami- Thos. A. Emmet, N. York, | thing asan election. They have great faith in the We have startling news here. It is reported, and | Beyond the walls the country is under the domi- i in tl persed, and the men denominated members of the | Pink dress, and one of the: fairest te Sa 3 roo! jesdames Balls, Omiara, Greene, Sail ly. New Yerk, J.T. Simpson, Mississippi, | old saying, societces est mater discordiarum; which, rT, nation of Oribe. It is generally a wide Legislature departed from tho oity with locomotive | Parkman, Brewster, aud others, sides the beaut | J. Daoforth and family, J: Winer, New York, boing tater breted, sigaifeth s coslition breeds rows: adage ep iar gay Governor of | oid of woods the only remarkable peleary oa apeed. When they convened on the tenth of Ju ful Mesdames Graham, Whiting, Webster, Thomp: Mare. Mr. Wright, New York, They might have just such a s;ate of things as they | * iy Pronounced against Hosas! Besides, | peing the Mount” on the west side of the bay, it wae rl they ss 1d cewain only +n 4 gon, and numerous ladies from Sacramento and Copii and family, 3, B Reshester, Rochester, expect, had they the skill to sort and the | the Brazilians, as if by preconcerted arrangement, | and which gives to the city its common appellation, stated that ould ¢ days, ted. ¥ 5 ; 4 1, : Stockton, with whose names [am unacquainted. In apt. Monson, MN. York, Mr. Agnew, New York. cards dealt them by fortune. But whoe are concentrating a formidable naval squadron at ch its apecific name is the city of Felepe. aa by that time all the unfinished business could be all there were one hundred and ten ladi of whigs that had sense onough to do Mount forms an admirable landmark for ves- | ———————_—_ this port, to act against Oribe, the General of the 5 disposed a —hun- th | it should be done? All that is done b; ” sels making the harbor, aud on tho top thereof is a p an i {Beh fiir tasters Knew Nettor—bun- | sents besides vorne, Owe Baeized guahlemeas Sad | Our Boston Correspondence. tendeto the consolidation of the very political organ- | Buenos Ayrean “‘army of occupation,” who, by the | ligbi-houss with # fortification abeut. ie, both, of canal claims be settled—many ted Governor, Col. McDougal, His Honor, Boston, July 12, 1851. ization, the existence of which is utterly incompati- | way, is more than suspected of lukewarm feclings r, of late but little used. Boyond the city, Private corporations were t«t. ‘ormed, and schemes Brenham, Col. R. N, Wood, apt. Howard, | Increase of Crime—Intemperance—Gaming—Mur- ble with the re) rence of the Massachusetts | towards his terrible chief, the relentioss despot of towards the Mount is the ‘Sola tera ”” or slaught- sonal to ished, . enson, F, —Politics—Mr. Webster's “Printed” Invita- | Whigs as an administrative rulin; ‘s ering place for cattle, and ox the o 5 me aunts ra we —— bas Gol. pa mS ee u Areced, aioe ond oi ie enna tr bis 7 inted”” Invita- Aa eendbacorgps votes pi peo 3 by | Buenos Ayres, who executed, a few wooks ago, for | euetarbrd is the ** Buceo,” an ancho telegray despatch, announcing the resignation | alleged treason, the near kinsman of Oribe. It i: f ent id t for storia’ of which the | T29.210¢E" the company sat down to eupper;and | ‘This immaculate city is getting to be as bad as | by Mr Webster of the Secretaryship of Stats. -Al- | also exid that Brazil ia pushing forward powerful | both places at: present belag tn poss Legislature was composed, and were well aware of | such asupger! Only to think of boned turkeys and | other places, and bids fair to be as human as if it | though his retirement has been more than spoken | tang force, to act in conjunction with hor squadron, | Bueno’ Ayrean General, Oribe. ‘The Montovi- the kind of eppliances necessary to perfect any de ormes ew, berecrg ducks, ‘re 9 5 oe, haa not always been under the special protection of ethers, hig auncrnoement, 03k people by. ee But the governors of Corrientes and of Paragua, if be are, therefore, closely shut up within their Sirabie object. Instead, therefore, of returning ped ustal quantity of ehampagae, the oe | heaven. ‘This appears from the long presentment | matter is now Kp piy sorely , they have not openly declared, it is believed are But my letter is becoming rather too voluminous to the lebby know well the kind of to their homes in ten days, as they intended, the again repai r ade by the Grand Jury, which has just closed its The stor the Atto Generalship was i i ‘ for the columns of your r. Let me conclude. Mombers were kept tidliering in their seats for ioe was eS till Sra ce a cesar January 1 to June 30, 1851, not less | offered to Mr. Lord, the hunker — of Salem, is Tay 19 4 #0, and to join Urquiza in this decisive It is, of course, ce to determine what thirty-two days, and passed three hundred and} the floor management of the gay ont chivalrous | than 2,826 persons were committed to Leverett | ROW declared to be without the least foundation. will be the char: or strength of the forces that Mr. Clifford is to remain in the office, according to Paragua is not, strictly speaking, a component | may be brought into the field to act against Rosas, | certain persons who ought to know, which will take | of the Argentine confederation, and it is probable | OF What be the scheme of operations Ife ave a copy of | gate. Of this number 22) were guilty of the crime | him out of the list of candidates for the whig nowi- | that ite sympathy with Urquiza springs from mo- | Sse™ of iia attacks should obtain, tho war, G Mr. Lord bas b I fear, will be indefinite : of poverty, being known as debtors, and as there is | nation for Governor. tr. Lord Hat Momtiou, where | tives identical with those that lio at the bottom of | combined movement shall hove ihe efere of dene thirty-three laws in adit» co those of the regular | DE HIat and most, talthfully dit gents and {aS | street jail, which has the honor of being our N seadion. The example of oxiling an extra session | ladies will meng Enclosed you will be @ precedent for fuiurr occasions; the hun- | the invitation to the ball:— . dred daysallowed by the o> i-\\'uson are too apeed- | tt 00000000000009000000000000000000800700000000003$ | no merey for such heinous offenders, the probability he will have an opportunity of coming the “now to | his pronunciamento, vir : free trade. The restric. | ing Rosas from power, the and free com- iy concumed, and ne a “uy sort of @ pretence COMPLIMENTARY SOIREE, is that they have all been put out of the way. Al- | apply” dodge. a Acoma. | tions of Rosas upon the trade of the rivers havo | merce, 80 necessary and so long coveted by the an be found to justify » vail, it will undoubtedly be four-fifths of the ah adeitiad dee Cer eeaptgrimrersey seme wed borne hardly upon all the upper provinces, but | Montevideans, will be the happy reeult of this new 3 a GIVEN To THE most four fifth perso! . Our Ulinols Correspendence. especially uj , ay Rios, and personally u on its | revolution. As America: are not uninterested There have been a few wholesome and necessary OF FeO RES foreigners, which is rather more than their das pro- La Sate, In.ixo1s, July 1, 1851. | governor, Urquiza, who is morohant as well as a | in these things, and it may be that in the end we po a but the seraee yor tion are only such as or THE portion, as that class furnishes only one-half of our | 7¥¢ minois and Michigan Canal—Central Railroad | military Ate Lema hy political ruler. A revolu- may have to play an important part—perhaps that bor joungers induced che wembers to advo- RIFLE REGIMENT, U. 8. A population. It appears from the Grand Jury's TMinns—Rock Island, La Salle, and Chicrgo | 10% therefore, seems inevitable, and as almost any | of belligerants ; perhaps that of arbitrators. The ¢ aad vote for he exponliture of money has | Hon. John McDougal, Governor. that th ber of Hawor se! ‘aa of Minns—Rocl pene, hy "489 | change in the internal affairs of this much vexed | first element for either is a sufficient naval force to been enprmous, and areeup: (on of the acts and Ye an Sidi erfitied: ob the statement, that the number of liquor selling Railroad—Coal Fields in the Neighborhood of La | country would be # gain for this city, the Monte- | make our interference efficient or respectable; and, rosahasiien fee'mgiandoring inovey upon favorites, is or reapestfully a blishments in this temperance village, is fifteen Salle, §c. | videans exult rei at this news. Rosas ap- | with due deference to our ingenious political navy- 5 tly, and wood strike the minds | “ORIENTAL HOTEL, hundred, or one to almost every ninety-two people, The situation of this i - Kable, | pears to be in a tight place. Urquiza has | tipkers at home, permit me to declare that it is not of the wey isempazers with ¢ rivet Seaaeansaes. | On Friday evening, May 23d, 1851 including all the temperance and total abstinence @ situation o} place is most remarkable, eretofore been the chief ‘fighting man” of | mail steamers, or packet vessels, that can consti- ome wee 4 | ag Was erected at a | lecturers and their followers. Of this number only | and, unless am entirely mistaken, will, ina few the confederacy. A feeling of jealousy and ill- | tute the force required for thi coat of fifty odd thousan ir an, . ry. war- MANAGERS. andrea gularly licensed . t A ik the State Normal Schl; «"o'ilapldated hart | g Hou-T. Butler King” lion ¢. J Rroaham, | {gyal tn deflance Slaw: and alae. of the’ gompel | Zee" be one of the most important towns in Ili- | will has long existed, between these two men, | like contingeooy” Two or three stout frigates, oc already become that vote: lurge sum has been Capt WDM. Uoward, Alex G All Ed» 3 | of St. Mathew (from Ireland). If we suppose that | 0ls. It is at the head of steamboat navigation of Rive.” docsain ‘ tie tame’ tiverenlen fl i Res two, would be worth all the mail paokots of Christ- appropriated to keep it from tumbling down. The | IP. eee Hervey y Me Eq, each of these establishments Sepene of @ barrel of | the Illinois river, and steamboats daily, anda num- | jy with Res; has made the most of his Desai endom. I shall furnish your valuable journal with i eb og Was erected under a con- 8. U. Hopkina, ti re the whole amount in a twelvemonth | ber of times a day, leave for St. Louis, and occa- ances. The wealthy and influential part of the | other items of news, as 1 can gather them, on thia tract given to political favo ites; the work was per- | 3 D. H. Haskell. Esq. | will be'516,000, or some eighteen millions of gallons, sionally for New Orleans | population of Buenos Ayres, are b: remarkable movement against Suenos Ayres. Q. formed without any competent superintendence. A | Geo. Il. Ensign, Esq. allowing a little extra for holidays and Sundays, ames P = | ope abl dis towards their thio ple: large amount has also been oaid out of the treasury Geo. W. Pinus, Mag. and an average of about 140 allon for every mi ‘The Illinois and Michigan Canal terminates at Putt ay ie Cost “of aanalind Evahend and Moxtrvingo, May 20, 1951. to erect the House of te uy ochester, but the T. J. Wood, Esq. woman, and child in town. These are very useful | this point. This is a canal of one hundred miles in Franco, we know, have no reason for abe om fiw y The Chance of War. building is never likely to b Year after | {$00000000000e0000 0000000000000000000000000000000$} | statistics, and show that the attempts of the tem length, and of unusually large dimeusions, being | any favor, for. although the former beckel ent | Lhefe is again a chance of war, and perhaps @ year, the Legislature wre called upon for contribu- | The next night the St. George’s Society gave | ranse wen have not deen altogether useless. :| S| == shabbily oom tee ee. ny me revolution, the States of the confederation. ions to complete thy edific», and tilt the ery is, their first anniversary dinner in honor of her ma- for them the amount consumed would be double sixty feet in width, and six feet deep, and admit | Seed an Fee as o hee ot ith hi ‘© | Urquiza, the Governor of Eutre Rios, is saidjto hava — Uticn Luoatic Asylum is atlength — jesty’s birthday; but it is needless for me to say | Whatitis. It is a pretty commentary on | ting boats carryi one hundred and fifty | the latter (France) bee “i pag Apaagy bee ak pronounce agaiast Rosas. The Brazilians, too, Ve reached a degree of completion, a8 | ‘anything more of the viands. the folly of legislation on this matter, that evidence | tons. It connects Lake Michigan at Chicago, jpelatter (tance) has yet made no terms with | arp concent sie Bhat Ea oe yet no Vory extravagant sum bas becn asked during the | ere is the bill of fare:— has been ebtained against the violators of the ee bet a = = wl oot eons Brg ge holds nee agypeat ‘defodie wih neler _ are ip es =e een — ion. i two-fifteenths of the cases. It | ’ , 5 je army for the purpose o! TO: Now, the State, under a late law, are about erect- | tf 90000000000000000000000000000000009000000000000 $f | fapomadncit ree oycerney Jury that licen most important works of the country. At this 2,000 veteran troops, cee helongnred ott a6 Monte- has posseasion, at prosert, of the whole of the pro- be - | i point the Great Central Railroad, running through | Video. Nor do we believe that brazil, wi vince of Banda Oriental, with the single exception erat Uy intemperance aay be dofrazed by itz | the whole length of the State, from Cairo, at the | mflecte to despise, will be found to be s contemptible | U¢' Montevideo, which is held. aad. protected by the creators. meuth of the Ohio, to Galena, crosses the Illinois ae - is therefore probable that Oribe will be com- | French. The governors of Paragua and Corriontes | nother evidence of our approximation to a state | Tiver. It was to aid this enterprise that Congress Pelled to raise the blockade of Montevideo, and | are believed also to side with Urquiza, and even not very favorable to salvation, isto be found in the | made the large grant of land about a yoar since; | commence his Lagan § with prospect of being ont | the fidelity of Oribe is doubted. increase of that most ruinous of all vices—gambling. | #0d the Legislature of Illinois have granted a char- Shae pa cen eae oa own province. The de- The Montevideans look upon the downfall of | Twenty bills have been returned by the Grand | ter to @ company ef gentlemen of wealth, and, struction of ae ‘wouls teave almost with- | Rosas as quite certain, though perhaps thoir wish | Jury against the keepers of gaming house; and it is what is more important, distinguished for their be S geal. it is believed that he has none | is father to their thought, while this part of the intimated that the indicted parties should be dealt | Superior skill and experience in the construction h Pond bad y daigae such of his military chiefs a8 | continent would gain by his overthrow, for he isa with rigorously, as it is probable they will be, for management of railroads in different parts of D¢ 8 not Aes incompetent and, if he has a great tyrant, and his policy is contracted and wholly the class of persons most likely to bo affected by tho | the country. | The great value of the privileges | ee ee ee eee selfish. Until these thinge are settled, I peroieve mn, wh grant company, the unbounded resources J ws we s) 8 most of our time here in the river. Feral caployex® starvation salariey, wired | of the country through which the road isto pass, | be an object of hatred, and where success in war is ” ings Bre proof library b and the ealarge- | ORIENTAL HOTEL, ¢ Capitol in toe rear, iu order to give a | y larger aren tothe Amembiy chamber. ‘The va | beng ~~ apt as of thousand dollars is s¢ apart for the purpose, but » people will find, tung before their public library is placed in the cov'emplated edifice, that double the amount will be d, if erected under the auperintendence of politicians, by political favorites, as it certaioly is likely to be. The amount riated i* sufficient for a commence- meat, and architects and mister builders are al- ready having the job allovied to them. parties held caucuses im aediately after the BILL OF FARE. Saturday, May 24th, 1851. aovr. Julien. Oyster. Fist. Boiled Saimon, Anchovy Sauce. Baked Black, Genaise Sauce, BOILED. Leg of Mutton, Caper Sauce. Turkey, rr Sauce. adjournment. The democ ats bad a cery short and Chicken, Celery Sauce. | andthe character of the gentlemen embarked in | the ible road to political supremacy. Oribe Our New Jersey Correspondence. imperfect consultation. Trey agreed’ however, | Sopon, with Trullee Fee ee eee crane viii ine hace | the undertaking, afford a guaranty of the speedy | hat, prosent, its sald, some four or ve thou: Exzzaserurows, N. J., July 5, 1351. not to trouble any person ( compose any resolu: | Ham. | broken into for the purpose of enabling an as; construction of this great work, including, also, a Sua hes Warans eames on ae eaas | Celebration of the Fourth of July—Commodore tions or address to their constitaents, and to sepa- | Roast. | clerk to get the stakes with which he hopes to me branch from Shelbyville to 4 formiiabl . the F; y az rene %9 Adds rate as they did in 1850. Tore is much discretion | Beef. Lamb. Turkey. Chicken. Veal. his fortune in some one of the salons of Boston, The effect of this roa 018 cannot be ae. | ere ‘and, as his om po Stockton's Address—The Compact of the Unsoa-~ ia this manwuvre. | Pork, Apple Sauce. Bear, Jelly Sauve. | which are quite as wicked though not so splendid as | Preciated, except by those well acquainted*with the | m0i<:* of an army, ry ps wat thet ke will must | Prolabilities of Secession—Limits of the Come The whigs, at their eaucu-, expected » flare-up, ENTRERS. the same devil-trape in the capital of Christendom | character of the country through which it passes. | be soon cut ox, it is not geen but that he will have | A /eqy slavery andits Extension, §. but the strength of the ab sts prevented an Kit Bean, Tomato Sauce. —Paris. | The prairies through which it passes can be con- | to risk a battle with supcrior forose, or make & pxd- The address of C sino “ -_— eruption. Mr. Babcock drew from his Timbale, Macaroni It may be mentioned, as showing how wo are | Verted into farms in a single year, of surpassing | den and disastrous retreat, or laps & surrender. e 88 Of Commodore Stockton yesterday, side jons endorsing the | Volevant au Huitre. arst broken up by a | The operations about Montevideo are, therefore, | was listened to by a large and respectable au- Filet de Beuf au Champagne. | getting along in the criminal line, that there are | fertility. When the prairie is | ° 7 fine i rsons now in confinement on the charge of pox: the seed is sown in the furrow, and with no | becoming interesting. The city is, of course, | dience, 1 regret that your admirable reporters murder in this State, two of them being foreigners. r care a crop of corn is obtained which more | Secure #0 long as the French hold’ possossion; but r gape Aull ania Neither of thete eases, however, has excited much | than pays, the expense, of the ploughing of the | there bave been peiaful rumors of the speedy with- | were Bot preqent to give © full aad sevarste ae This is perhaps owing to there being | ground and harvesting the crop. The pine boards drawalof their protection. It will, in thatevent, be | count of the proceedings and the oration. They c finish to either ease, all coming under | {om Chicago, where so many millions of feet are | obliged to depend upon its own resourc by no | were highly gratifying, and evinced a patriotic de- ~ mere bral, rawheod-end-bleedy-benes ganeny eae from points on Lake Michigan, | means ® strong or secure assurance in the event of | votion to the Union, and an appreciation of the day, murde> They have not, as De Quincy would say, | Green Bay, Sagivew. Bay, &c., furnish the materials | *uccess on the part of Oribe. Such a possibility | commendable in the people of this gallant little been aiiended with any “pleasing circumstances of | for a cheap and excellent fence. The coal which | fils the inhabitants of this exposed town with well- | State. | good taste,” and therefore very little interest is | the railroad will supply from the various coal de- | founded terror. Montevideo contains only some I cannot attempt to furnish you a full report of taken in them. Itis singular that, notwithstanding | posits on its line give avery cheap and good fuel, | 8e¥eD thousand people, including the foreign resi- | the address of the Commodore. It was extempore, | all criminal history shows that's murder should | andthe market at onee opened by the railroad for Gantt, Web, ot evens, would be involved in the gene- | and characteristic of his emphatic character. 1 | possess “extraordinary attractions” to cause sym. | all ultural productions, combine to afford fa- | Tal ruin. ith the present prospect a general un- | shall , from parts of the notes of afriend, give you pathy with the criminal (so called), gentlemen who | cilities and inducements for farming ona large and ariness seems but natural. ? an extract, from which you will perceive that some rpetrate homicides will indulge in mere brutality. profitable seale, compared with which nothing is to For political reasons connected with their former | of his positions were bold and striking. ity are unjust to their patrons the public. The found in this or any other country. There is no | Complicated relations with Roras, the English have | Aftera brief aj »BY for the snddeanese of tho oll | the speaker took a rapid view etis arrived, opportuncly, a few | of the early history of the country, the clroner: ebester, and thecompro- | ps Jongrest, which he wished | to submit for adoption Although several attompts had been made during the sers ov, to give the Presi- deat a legislative endorsement. aud on each occa- sion it bad failed, Mr Babcock tavught it was emi- nently just, proper, and deserving, that the caucus of the ws. members should tender to the President and bis cabinet anexpressiouof approbation. Mr. Varoum saw a storm brewing, aad with mach per- Bpinach. Lettuce, Buasion and entreaty, nally duved Mr. B. to Beets. Turnips. Cabbage. : | Badeni de Cassard au Olive Fricandeau de veau au grieis. Myonaise de Volage. Game. Ducks. Quail. Snipe. Carlew. Brant. Woodcock. Plover. Venison, with Currant Jeily. VEGETABLES. Potatoes. Peas. nant ™ Onions. withdraw his resolut » the whigs, either aa legislators or private citizen. have sep rated with- out giving any “ aid avd cow vt” to their * own Fillmore.” Already the whigs ha for next Giovernor, and it James M. Cook, of Saratoga. who has servod Seward and Weed most un pulousty in the Sen- ate during the last four years He i 1 quite popular, bows to the milion, om bank | aod a maaufacturiog e+tadlishment in Sara is director in other bauks, railroads, and money making institutions. But as he voted | Pasty. Apple, Mince and Custard Pies Charlotte de Russe. se'coted their candidate ves & personage than | o dy for this low state of fe , isto be | long delay in clearing forests. T'wo years will be | Bot of | pre Ps hy ‘Al youths who are dentine’, | quite sufficient to convert wild unoccupied prairie | wnt! the frig | aceording to phrenological principles, to commi: | inte rich and fruitful farms. ; -n 4 ; | guusden, theedd boon tettned no to Sueno the facial This railroad, running for hundreds of miles | their own government for leaving them so defence- | the proper construction of the Declaration of Inde- ence of their tastes to redound to the recreation of | through the length of the State, connects at La | less, have become accustomed to look to our own panlense, the dangerous sectional controversies Blanc Mange. jy = Jelly. kent Gay navel foree inthe river, and | be had received, C PRSRERT. lish residents, while they abused | stances under which the constitution was a Walnuts Ratsins. Al Filberts, Brandy Peaches. Otives Ice Cream. Coffee | . 4 “| : ity which . Ti Salle with the point of junction of the canal | #q¥adron, in the last resort, with the same confi | which prevail, and their probable results uvloss LIST OF WINES worthy the abtealion: Ae ty ieusak rep with the dlinvis Fiver, = will be the place of | dence as those who have a national right to the pro- agitation be arrested. He said he considered the : e ont | wel b lal chi f the department transhipment of an immense amount of produce | tection of the star- led Aegis. No doubt our nion as in jeopardy, and that dissolution was | reformers pave, Speciol charge of the department of | snd merchandise between these diferent modes ot | little squadron would afford them all the relief in | inevitable unioee’ the var of sections ohoeld soon i Senate inst allowing laborers on Stato | Heidsick. . poe to ethene. communication. ‘lhe importance of thiscan hardly | its power,but what, in the event ofsuch a calamit; cease. He then eeded to say, that in the event works « dollar a day for tacir <ervices, he may be | ‘ "Tes enahee te oo herxtdly depressing that not | be overrated. t 7 are its present ‘means for affording aid and pore t) of a dissolution of the Union, sf hoped that New led to encounter the o; ion of that class | | even what somebody calls the politishers have any | _ In addition to this railroad, the Rock Island, La The United States are a =. nation, one of the | Jersey, following the dictates of duty as well as of of Sat yond - aS Foe gh aumeay, | beart to work; acd even bunkers and free soilers | Salle and Chicago Railroad crosses at this point. reatest on carth; her sails whiten every sca, her | interest, would unite with those who are willing to sil ® majority vf the > was et the compacts of the constitu- are civil to ow another. What is more rema | This road is about to be put under contract, and | merchants are found in every port, her citizens re- | abide by and re stil, whig folly is not employed + aed —— | will be Gnished in two years. As the Central itail- | side inevery habitable part of the globe, her com- | tion. He said: You may depend upon it, that ne | forty-jackuss power, in the hope, on the one side, | T0@d goes through the whole length of the State, mercial interests are as wide as the world; and here,in | reliance is to be ed upon the faith of those who of killing off Mr. Webster, and on the other, of this road crosses its entire breadth, ing | this southern seetion of our mighty continent, her | refuse to acknow) the obligations of the com- | doing the same goodturn by General Scott. Since | from Kock island on the Mississippi, vo Chicago on | trade is second to that of no other comme: na- | pact of the present Union. if the dissolution of the the Obio whigs spoke out in his favor, the General's | Lake Michigan, and thenoe to Indiana line. tion. And yet at this critical juncture, her whole |.Union be inevitable, then I would prefer that the friends. in th's quarter, have been very much ole- | The connecting of these two roads at this point, naval force consists of one frigate and one brig of | lines of separation should be drawn along the Hud- for the State to regulate th eer of hours which men soould la price, or te | w upon its Pow. Hy seas eoe0 ss S388 ess Correspondence. San Prax isco, May 30, 1951. Fine old Madeira, vintage Port. we aoc | ' ly aft a) soem a ¥ without, however, the Wi and that of each of them with the canal war! The frigate, is no doubt, a very fine one; | son and the Lakes, rather than the Potomac and pont o re _ ve ss arg | . ' — aay conve leg deaues f taaroanen. the canal, and the steamboats of the Illinois river, Perhaps fully a match for anything of her class in | the Ohio. Ihave no doubt that in such an event he City—Noew Establisi nente— a to Rifle | Mr. Webster gave CK government » dig un- render it one of the most remarkable points for world, either in the mere natienal weight of her | the Northwestern States would unite with New Regument—Bill of Fare—St George's Society, §c. 400 | der the short bs in his Fourth of July letter. (t | business of any town in Illinois, or in any other broadsides, or in the character of her officers, or | Jersey, Pennsylvania and the South. The South Among all your present correspondents from this 40 | seems thet the committee on invitations moved “the “tate the ekill and daring of the gallant tars who man | is their common customer and market. The re- I hab ates canting the 6 camed | Godlike” just as they moved mere mortal guests. Another advantage connected with the position | ber batteries. But after all, she is only a force of | public thus constituted would have no natural piace, 1 see nove give anything li 200 | ‘They senihim a ticket for “the spread,” on which 0f Lm Salle, at the t of junction of the canal | Some four hundred men, and the brig of sixty or | repr nance to the spread of civilization and reform- account of the progress ot our tair city as regards 200 | was borne an express request that be would show it nd river, is, thet purchase of grain or produce | *¢Venty more. In times like the present, of wars | ed religion over that portion of the continent which the improvements ix morals, civiliration, and amuse- | 1% to the doorkeeper ashe went in. Nota bad“ is at the very turning poiut between New York and | 8nd revolution, when the citizens of the United | seewr vow to be but imperfectly subjected to their ments. Therefore, on the score of being a former viso” in his case, considering the terms on whieh bo New Orleans. Sometimes, for the produce in this | States are pursuing their lawful business, in coun- | influence (Great Britain, while we were yot colo- ‘ ton . 250 | has, of late, been with the ofty government; and as region of the State, the market is best at New | tries thus umperiled; and where, in a port like this | nies, attempted to limit our settlements to the correspondent, I will give you a slight account of our 200 | that body would not allow him to speak in Faneuil York, and then the produce, &c., is sent by canalto | of Montevideo, nothing but the presence of our na- | Alleghanivs—a vain and fryitless attempt; and any doings since the great fire of the 4th inst , when our 18 | Hall, the doorkeeper might have well been ex- Chicago, and thence to New York. Ina month, or | tional ships can give us any feeling of security, | similar policy now would be equally vain. Alreaay hardiest aad most stout hearted business men were sad | eused for aot allowing him to go in on an occasion | ¢Vena week, the weather may chango, as it hagoiten | We, too, are apt to complain, or at least to ask, bas the Anglo-Naxon avalanche deseended the ft | i 4 t } >, peqepeprepepemmeprrnpnd prt Fo ek MB Tg tg Rd Br an eR egy Cg Pishes Brats say othee of the haraiat teen than comes be the rail, and is taken by canal to Chicago. Good soy ot yor Megs ports which should | vast oceans which cover so large an arom of the Vicia aie iy Ae phe SE, as ee invitation,” ‘Lut eaid nothing mere, not even giviug tracts of country in the whole State of Iiliuois, tae | *q¥adron sufficient of respectable, when it consists | direction completely paralyzed Sirce that disastrous occa. we A a ds ican iM i was got up under the direction of Mr sion they have rallied in full force, and from present Smith. the Sentipmnanly outen meee of lodications our city bids fair, ere the present year is | tablishment, and formerly of Rathbu: out, to be rebuilt with greater beauty and security | New York.’ ‘Seventy two ‘tlemen higher grade than Mr. Snool eat 1 will now try to fe you seme account of the improv, | . ts, whic A ~rous Burgoyne & - . tis t,”” though he did that in reply to Whole of which is fast settling, and will soon b« | © one frigate, and onebrig! Above all, can you | “i am only stating the law which governs the pro- Gar Wells Co, Bidisman & Co. Barros, Ratton | merly from London; the vise was Me. Cross, of the | © Cte Miseeachusctts invitation. The Mune ct | cultivated, and make La Selle a place of business | ¢#plain what all the miserable cant about tho non- | gress of the Anglo-trzon ruse. I will mot impeach &Co., Delmo: Kemey, “mith & Risley, Jenale a “with Bie. Aiken, Hl. Mi. Coen a ond mney hic letter has amused everybody. The President of {oF ® very large back country. necessity of a navy for the United States, or, quite nor defend what | believe te be the inevitable des & Co., and numerous other bs nkers and merchants, ted to the last to mention what as bad, of converting our strong war ships into “use- | tiny of my country and my race. ut lam underno at least as important to | ful” (God save tne mark’) packet vessels, really | obligation to shut my eyes on the vista through le and its neighborhood, as | means! Is there not some enormous swindle at | which it reveals itself. tisfied with the limite, ‘nere abounds | the bottom ofthis! If not, what do our pseudo- | the deur—tho capabilities of my country. | losophers and patriots at home really intend! | justify no wars of aggression—no inordinate and could only wish to have a fow of these enlightened wiess greed of extension of territory—no infrac- sehemers out hore at this time, with their wive: mn of treaties, of the law of nations, or of the D 4 have omi others of leas note. Enclosed you will find o list , the Common Council, Mr. Brinley, made a speech, ding, in reality, fire prof buildings: bat the Of the regulac tonats; but by this time I'presame | it which be spoke in very exalted terms of Mr. | SPDR, to one that takes my eye the wort. is the house now | 54. will be heartily tired of my taking up so much | Webster, and closed with a toast and a Latin quo- a batts building for Adams & Vo, he express men This | of your valuable time, so | will only say that the | tation, the meaning of whi Secretary | the i house will be three storier high and basement; the | Gisnor pasred off with the greatest (cla, and so,for | of State isa brilliant old fogie. This is uot civil & Pn are nae walls are two and a helf feet thick, with openings | 16 present, we will conclude with the toaste:— | treatment, I think. good quality, is most conveniently situa- between the brick ouble iron Musle—(when sitting down to dinner) — Roast beet ‘There have been ow'! anumber of removals and ted for working and delivery oa the canal or river. ou of their safe | appointments mad tain few days t. kex- There are three veins or strata—one of four anda | 8d little ones shut up in a beloagured: So: rights of , in order to aggrandize the republic. Se tobe thrve feet thick fe icon, wim | Te ee a sisetan tsuste were 100d: tiNcrnor Brigae 1s been made fire lunatic com. balf tofive fect, and the others of about three feet, | American city, and they and their property threa: With her present boundaries sad theeertain srowth double iron doors and patent combination locks, thus Oe aosn Weed anete - See Me | missioner, to select @ site for the location of ti each, in thickn It is, too, the northern border | ‘ened. with fearful n by an army of savage | and developement of her resources, I asoured rendering, at t their e+fe, coth fire and thief The President of the United States —“Hail Columbia.” new hoepital for the insane. The Geveruor’scourse, of the great coal region of Iilino’ ad although | Guachos; | think it would:teach them a lesson. | that my country, if she remains urited in all hor ‘fee lower floor wil | dasanexpress and Prince Albert, the Prince of Wales, and the rest of some coal has been obiained at Ottawa and some , A Davy compored of mail packets aud freight car- | integral parte, will, within fifty yoars, exoved in or office, the secon offives. &e., while | the peas Family — Rule Britannia. who would be other points, between Sal nd Chicago, the | tiers, forsooth' An American navy of such a | power any nation which now exists, or ever before the rid ia for bedro (which will be in the « sweeks,) it will be rea'ly a coontvo Montgom strest. Besides thia, there ace nui ras other spl did buidings in contea! such asthe Union | joo ss cfite on the orean wave.” Hotei by Messrs. Sel wer & id Delmoni- } '",, ; ‘Twas in Trafaigar bay. 0's, and the City Hotel on ne © old adobe, on | the graod Plata, corverof 5 and Kearny streets, numerous other fine buildings, which will be when it is finished lier isters —“The Bonny English Rose of « month or six { “March from Donna del Lago,” “Home, Bwert Home , Figher place. Ame Geo. Aiken, Faq, H M. Consul —“There’s a good time (1B! Puree... coming, be i eevenamuch Vein is a thin one, and having no roof to it, it isme- | Character would, doubtless, be vor pinning to.| existed. Neverthe g the persons removed from ce##ary to remove the carth to obtain the coal. In | 0UF enemies; but it requires but lit skill, or | country, “* egister of Probate for Middle- the whole of Iilinois, north of the line of the out- | but limived propbotis powers, to foresee hame- “ . ex county. Lis case i thought to bes very let of this coal, at this place, and all Wisconsia, | ful and disastrous it would be to the na B 1d, Beq , Preeident.—“The Campbell's at+ com ve, as be bad held the office only thisty-three and the western part of Michigan, this is the point | *teamers fitted for the purposes of commerce, 2 of most enny soil a where eval can be least ex- | poe fon oe — oo Ry hes cate ae wer’ came very necr being a “precious row” nsively obtained. ¢ demand from this region | © our country, cannot reasonably be , vores ‘4 . C Worcester fr alresdy econsidsrable, and will increase ep | and it is to be hoped that, under the judicious pa- }, | am unwilling to say tomy » “you sl 0 no further east, or west, or north, or south.” Iam anwilliny that tho Anglo- American race shall rpetually recoil from an nd | given boundary, and that any portion of this eont it | nent now in thelr possession, «bull forever be held i netradle to their civilization. enterprise and industry. Any sueh exercise of authority would be aa ineffectual as that of the Daaish motarch over it i on, the Be: 4 ut the appointment of a Sherif lereantiie Marine —“The Sea, the Ses a pr bes i we pommel prominent candidates (,r rapidly, as, ina prairie country, all are dependent | ‘ronege of government, they ay Boned every fea; - - 4 we live im." “The Star Spangled were Col. Phillipe, of Fitebburg.and Me. | apon it fuel. The’ business connected | but that they will permanently take the place of a | the Atlantic tides. Faithfnilly let us perform all We iialagh hep mar serns tovcavoten ena es te wood soft . an : Worcost at ace wih the mining and working of the mill of | vary, or be considered as forming any effective | our treaty obligations with ou» neighbors—punish ry ‘and a half, they cannot keep us —! The Girls we left behind us * both o ocra! ch lieabove the surface of the [linois, inthe | P® thereof, is altogether preposterous. Yet | warauders and lawlees adveatrers, who, within our y"like, the American le will arise from a Ww.N that while Col. Pbilli jate neighbo-hood, must necessarily employ | Steainers planned and constructed whoily and ori- | sorder, marsh»! a force in hostile array against a ‘swith a brighter hue thanever; ond no better fhe ‘Wate: ing Places. and a very hard worker in th as ie. @ large number of mon, and lead to an immense ginally for war purposes, are doubtless, within the | friendly nation; bat let us never attompt to pre- ‘of the indomitabl- perseverance of the citi- : m brocks was opposed to the coalition, and exerted business. Still more important will it be as leading | Foote of their employment (at an auxiliary foree), | vent the peaceable programs o2 our country ‘of this place can be given, than the energy with ee faa aeons a aac ee h.meelf most strenuously in behalf of the hunkers to the establishment of mills, factories, and mecha- | important accessories to a well constitut his coutinent, which I'revidanee seems to Tuck they are striving to repair their past losses Avon, N. ¥., Jaly 9, 1951 in short, was on advocate of that policy which mics’ shops. Experience in England and in tais sigped for theiz ore san civilization Gambling of al) descriptions is daily declining here. Sifuation— Surrownding Scemery—Strangers. would bave left Governor Boutwell at Groton in ceuntry has shown that in the working of iron, i N Aig therefore, seeuned by an od instead of our business men thronging to the | . 1 b ¢ with m com- the first instance, and have defeated Mr. Samaer in per, and otaer metals, the ore is carried to the fuel, ie choad ri ort ceman, tow Lae an i table and diir king saloon rightly, asthey | Many watering places have met with warm com 1 ne re bh» came down here and worked "td pot the fuel tothe ore; and the places whore are she should be wholly at ¢ station in our national councils, which would prac- or. the targest deposits of coal are and inust be the | the commander of the squadron, thi oe wholly | tically limit the eo on the south, 1 cannot they now spenc their leisure evenings | mendation in your columns, and I have been #ur- 14 against the coalition candidate ior Xe it Sith leeks tren bod Tounillee, who are fast ‘orriving Frised not to find among the number the ‘‘Avon CA PBillips was supported by almost very onal a Bo Speed cred ~~ = the tre p~- B.A Sar sate cheeses a is ietagrito and Souaetam. ia comtiamen from the Atlantic States. Springs.” Having been enjoying the comforts and tion and democratic member of the ‘louse and § } atible whieh denies adinio ion toe Stato into the Uni bri t h . . Worcest ity; and ‘here is hardl ial advantages, this little town mast soon | F » as b 0 on tm z. Gacee 0 te favored case, luxuries of “ Comstock House” fur three weeks, [ egy wbige Sem then county ia he legisla. beet great one, aud will, a few years hence, be jresetere from thats anata. =, have ole that Sree tena “ a, ory, is “a ‘ever sera im this country since it became civi- | think it should no longer be slighted, deserving, a* 4.1... the coalition majority there being something cited in the newspapers as another of the instances an —- ' wow tema oo pooh ate adh Web te Sane fh Teed “T"allnde to the’ grand ball given, to | it js, of eo much praise Mr. Comstock, the kind jjke'G,00), Nevertheless, the appouutment was of the rapid growth of western towns. te auy.,| commaniiing, end with pence restored and trade | the popalation of o State shall be oll’ Protesstats or the oflcers of the retain geet tat be. | 0d attentive host, leaves nothing undone to pro- given to Mr. ketaproat. | tromvee St ibe Hou, | (hing watch & have, wrilien Jon, ["aivice ‘you to! | lets free, it would soon Vecoma, ‘what nature in: | all Catholics, as {o presoribe the kind of labor to Fisica re roe a eres oh al Be | me eects betosigh. | ieteeene tac ei Le vidal ltaeareiae echt? eatin | tore etttgarea ont ange pte cts | Peta force ster ae Sale wt ont must introduie you to the |, and mine | mirably kept in every way, and cannot be tov big! for Governer, which oath he will keep with serapu- either to accept the hos y of our ome, | Veeres With diminish letied, Geena hove te tn’ onset alahartiy hoy 4 Bateo corse of Bess and Matton fireots: it is four | table, and the greatest order and propriety. The 2niin Sy" yy have the “next ballot,” hecan | Chiesgo, in the State of Illinois. rr, val | oe hong been compellnd to be or hay - pr A repent hae the say to an bres ee high, with © wide ver running rouad | situation ix high and airy, on one side over fn do so, and it need not be known that he has not ET | of te ‘since fe conewned it would re ba x | an), what, hind ‘x : "9 Moe chall. sk weooen arsed Sn con yy Be ee | Gales Mn 3 Fil ty deg “eulti a hey ag -~ ben A ne eal a rou > ientade . better ‘years age, the redoubtable Rosas | not take with bir The attewpt te eherdae sag inal to eithes ator or | Genesee val iT wi * * | threaten t . Just now, the coalition’s prospect FOL!) 5 PEs . - - $ r Teviog House. ‘The indies: parlor isoome 90 by 24, | vated Selds bending in rich Inauriance, andalmost jee ete impruved, in consequence of the Monday Moraing, Bulg 10, 19 had beet able to congier it and i add the whole | suck authority, can oaly be une ia virtue of & and can at time be joined to the gentlemen's | ready for the reaper's work; groves, villages, with | 4), g press having so very generally come out ia James @. Besvert, Esq. :— ta the caplta iy hich a 4 ie the fame site, as thoy are only | their church spires glittering in the sunlight, ond | p00) o¢ Me. Winthrop. Mr. Winthrop's nomina- Dear Sin:—Allow mo to evrreet a mistake of | f eens Ts built, and contained, at ono | vulimited powe folding doors, aud the might of the all | the solite cottage, with that indescribable air of | soy is, indeed, looked upon by most os about as your reporter, im stating thes thy, colored ober. f.1nguay. It is mall built. and contalhed, sullmaied overs, these two rooms, thrown into one, was the dancing | beme-comfort which speaks to every heart. All cod a2 fixed. Some of the whigs ray that he will yman arrested for stealing, bad a vertificate of Old ime, nearly 20, ; i = ries ich have = the sua’ States, ' hal); the dining bull is oupable of seating one nun- | thie, forming o beauteous landscape, may be cron Py csuinated for Governor, and Mr. Calhoun for Paitowshi . There are no eoiored members con- dwindled down ty les# than half that number in Utp t: @e limits; be J dred and, fifty perrons, with ense: but the grand | in perfection—Cod’s glorious gifts and man's per Ligurenant Governor; that they will be beatea nected with the Independent Orvier of Odd Follows COW sment refuses to recognize m ench isthe bill of fare, that cnanot be | severing industry, in one lovely comp dui next { M2; that Mr. Winthrop in the United States. ‘The “)ianchoster Unity,” the -sonstitution, the emall States wil imagine to yourse.f, fresh eal: + | rides loweli " within may be seen weet ye: th 1 ted Senator, tosucceed John Davis, some years ago, graated @ Pispensation to negro - ease nt promet > if wales daily, for both b-enlitast | faces "sad 8 fol forme—"" Comstock Tl uae be ‘Nir. Calboun. fucceed’ to. the governorship. applicants from the United Sates, afver the request ' Std frequently a wn ador, oF lewated tower, wbove | rr',sons I deny to. the federal government tho ‘oner. Everything is conducted in the mort | boasting of belles of rare attraction, both the sic a very pretty notion, but much resembles bad been utterly refused by the order here. But | ‘be gterrace of the roof, There are also several | 1 wht to say to a State asking a imission into the atic by mine hosts, Mr. Caled | North and h. Nor are amusements wanting; oiling the bee kin While the animal io still ran- | thie clergyman ia not one of this body. Ile holds yublic edie, some pretention, aud the Catue- | Cnion, that she suali aot be admitted until she dis and De, J. S. Hyatt, formerly of New York; and | ¢ ywiing alleys are fine, and daily attract the Soest the rtific rt every vassigo of that whioh b) ‘she sufferance of the largo Scates. 2 uite uneor us that so im- | sim of im mbership as one of the * upon & yey spacious s T ly = ce a J 4 cards from ber bore a Y ’ * ie f alks and s) been made thoeubject | A) M an OF ganization deemed spurt With iss dome and spires, is a distinguishing fer $ property in Gfteen Staves. The constitution is two better hoste or more a-bane gentlemen never Besides, there ate numerous walks ar ‘ont a pe tof himeelf has been made tho subje jored : i 2 gia ; : ‘ ‘ a je ho 3 i y 1 o daome " eth stpon | ot ie. The a of our order # ture, as seen from the river he caternal wal’ ,, | oeutral on the subject of slaver make it presided at the head of avy public hours in Uurope | drives of peouliar beauty—one, to the handso: < ile transaction. Wheever counts uj pec bd La mi ieee AK. Me | ferte and other porregmems csleneen, would pre eat ubj r i otherwise, either aggressive or ‘dolensiv to vio- iors, but we have not deomod it expedient to but s slight obstacla to an invading force, 4D 4 por. | late it. if that be violated, the bonds of the Union a . haya the streets, ned on eae side by the VArapers | are broken, aad the agi A parties will seo ta out sbedient servant, tt the houses, wight be rendered moro f sfmidabls | dress an’ ompewastign withou! rogerd vo ite Obie anes, Ed. of Golden als. | t@ aa enemy ‘The city ts pared Wrgtghow, aad | gations.” if you have any particular {ri town of G . ten miles off, cannot be surpasse | ftwo yeors in these days, will Sedegtes eset the country, | would advito | The waters « a Wath bh lee, jeserve high commen jim.glf to be we ening as thove ‘whe have on to recommend them to the Oriental dation—the former ere raid to be mearly equal to upon such things in other daye. Besides j will hurry on to the ball, The rooms were most § the White Sulpbur, of Virginia; the latter are mot | othe. de were to come about as exp i iT orsted with fags, banners, &« ; and | only beneficial to invalids, but w lugury. Oath? | ton could hardly igok to have beth Sopa: