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| who were never true to the interest of their party, and who too often have united with federal men and federal measures to com- mand your respect. Let us then march to inc polls with our phalanx unbroken and deposit in the ballot boxes tha votes of free and independent electors.

 We have received, says the New-Y Gazette, letter from Havana, of recent date, which mentions that the Spaniards were very much exasperated at Com. Por- ter'S being allowed to make harbor at Key West. The letter also states that the Commodore had been sick, but was then convaleScent.

 India Rub6er.-The milky sap of which India Rubber is made has been carried from Mexic to England, where it has been applied to various fabrics which have been thereby rendered perfectly water tight. By placing layer of it between two layers of cotton, or silk, linen, leather, woollen, &c. the adhesion is so perfect that it seems to be but one web. Several folds of calico or linen cemented bv this substance produce material answering many of the purposes of leather, and sur- passing it in value.

 In this country the India Rubber, after being dissolved in the oil of turpentine, or coal tar, is applied to boots and shoes. 1t IS said that it renders them entirely proof against water, preserves the leather, and receives a beautiful polish