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In consequence Of the increased demand for
the American Quarterly Review, the publishers
have found it necessary to put to press second
edition of the first number OF that work, allho'
there were two thousand issued at first.


The amount of donations to the Philadelphia
Greek fund is Sl6,670.


The last cotton crop Of Tennessee is expected
TO fall short of tDo millions and h0t dollars, or
even three millions. Trade is very brisk at Nash
Vile.


Capt. keppell, in hia Journey from India.
says he killed brace of partridges in the
Garden of Eden.-Quere, were they not
birds ofParad,se?


Lord Norbury observing an officer dane
ing one evening with guineas as spur -rowels,
remarked, "that in addition to his other
property. he had got f.vo saineas 10 boot"


The ships John Adams and Lexington, and
schooner Grampus, arrived at Pensacola on
the 25th Feb.


Henry w. Dwight is reelected Represen-
tativc in Congress from Berkshire District,
Mass.


Mcssrs. Carey s. Lea are about to publish a
work, which is understood to be from the pen of
Alexander Everette, Esq. minister plenipotentia-
ry Of the United States, at Madrid, and which
bears the title


"Amerca, or General Survey of the Polite
al Situation of the several Powers of the West
ern Continent, with Conjcctures on their Future
Prospects, -Matre pulchra fila pulchrior by a
Citizen of the United States, author Of Europe,
&c."


We learn from the Democratic Press Of
March 27, that J. c. Gilleland. Esq. has been
associated with Mr.. Binns In the editorial
department of that paper.


In discussion which took place in the n
York Legislature, on the Chemung Canal
in 1916, the canal debt will have been paid
and leave an excess Of four million to the
State.