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lett Rio on the 7th June. Thus some grounds


are established for belief that hostilities
nave already ceased, and tranquility been
restored. 1t will be seen by our Argentine
news that the Banda Oriental, the great bone
of contention between these two powers, has
accepted the constitution of the General
Government, and classed herself among the
coniederated States of the Republic. How
this will operate upon the interest of the
Kind mediator, Great Britain, time must de-
velope.


We are pleased to find in the Philadelphia


Aurora the following explicit contradiction OF
the unpleasant intelligence from Colombia, re-
Gently reported by an arrival at New-York. 1t
will be pewsed with satisfaction by every we'll
wshrr to the cause of freedom and good govern
ncnt.


We state upon the best authority, that the ad-


vices from Colombia, by the lAthcnian at New


York from Carthagena, as first published in some


ofthe New-York papers, are from source not
entitled to credit. Letters and papers to the
latest dates received in this city from Colombia,


uaeduiv1cally show that vito President SASrAN-


DEp continues to enjoy undiininished popularity


in that country. A perfectly good understand
! in.r subsists between him and BOLIVAR, the only


difference even ofopitjaa being that Santandcr


has never approved o the snt'-Tcpnbhcan tca'


lures in the Bolivian constitution. lie has, how


ever, earnestly insisted upon the continuance OF


the I.iberator in the station of President of the


republic, and the Congress has refused to accept
I his own resignation of the vicc-presllency.


G. fp, in Ct


rebellion of Bustalucnt, or sanctioning his


attempt to separate the southern depart


ment from the republic. that all his feelings


aud scntjments were opposed to the conduct


of that officer, and Busamenti was on his


way to Colombia as prisoner to the vice


President: And the moment Bolivar heard


Of his beng taken. and tie attempted revo-


luton crushed. he countrrnanded the march


of the troops destined to quell his rcbcllious


movements IN the South of the repub'ic.--


Santander is one Of the purest republican


pat,jots in Colombia, and has never been for


an instant suspected Of peculation, that sto-


ry having been fabricated by few discon-


tented persons, who. for their own miscon-


duct. had lost or been dismissed trom OF


fce. The idea Of his 4 wing from Lima, up


on the approach Of Bolivar to Bosota, is CON


sidered idle and absurd, and sheer inven'
, tion of some worthless individual. We are
happy Thus to have it in our power TO give
. decided contradiction to the nntavorabie


news from Colombo, invented by an enemy
to her character and prosperity, ana TO adu
that affairs in that country had assumed
more auspcous aspect than fnr some time
past. We have no doubt Of the restoration


OF her peace and tranquility.





Getti9r into no,;cc.-The best talents ii
the world must be known in order to %
!. patronised. Man is the child of opportnnit,
, -circn,n stance either makes or mars him


but he may sometimes make circumstance
Some wears ago, young lawyer of fine tai
e ents and deep learning, and a graceful an'
I newerful crater withal settled in enc of on
A western villages. lie took no letters of in
production, and knew nobody. He waite'
= IN vain tor clients, his abilities were un
q known, and, of course, unapprcciated. A
J. length he devised plan for bringing him
n self into notice. He took a rattan, walke
over the way to Mr.. Smiths store, and with
4 cut saving word astonshed the unoticnd
c inr Mr.. Smith, with a terrible fogginS.


prosecution followed; our young lawye


made a splendid speech, showed what b


was. was fined an hundred dollars, and wa
5, Immediately retained III three suits OF i'm
c portance. He has since made large Tor
r tune by his profession.


r, II is with great pleasure we learn that N
Value, of this city, one of the unfortunat
sufferers OF St. Domingo, and formerly tn
u proprietor of large estates in that lslan6
d has had awarded to him by the French com
i missioners, the sum of $780, 900 francs, as hi


portion of the sum guaranteed by tho Hay


ten government to France for the recogH
C ton of its independence, one fifth OF whlc
y is PAYABLE the present year. M. Value ha
=. been a resident here for more than twent
. years, and has supported himself and lars
y family BY the exercise of those qualities an
u accomplishments peculiar to the frenc
+ character. Tho now upwards OF 20, he is stl
i tuning his cremona, and tripping the fanta
f.. tic toe for the instruction OF his lnveni
friends. 1t is but justice to state that. Ion
n struggling with the ills OF poverty. he hi
t ever sustained an honest and estimab
N character.-.N Hauen Herald.


,e We have this msmcnt been banded, by
G. friend, pair Of scissors, weighing iess tho
the. sixteenth fart ofa grain. The preci'
D weight could not be ascertained by any scal'
IN in the city. They were made by Mr.. Jdct
u Gorgns, clock and matchmaker, OF Elizi
r. BEETHOVEN; are perfect in formation, and ope
.y,,, ,,;th o,,cnsfer b1her