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SrAsaGD. Since Mr.. Polk vetoed the River
and Hsrbor bin. .rhgee boats, the Radner on. the.
Missouri. the Grp. Taylor on The Ohio. and
The Tom Kfkman on the Mississippi. have
been snagged, IpM some consolation 10 know
tha. The James Polk is also saagged. and 10
a sinking condirion.-Morning Herald.


K THE CoEvErTion. On Saturday noraing
the project for court OF Cancellation was de-
fested, BY vote ofs48 ayes 10 43 nays. A
motion 10 reconsider lays on the table. The
remainder Of the sitting was occupied in dis.
cussing proposition TO limit the right OF ap-
peals.-Knickerbocker .T35sIf.


The steamer Tobacco Plant arrived last even.
ing from the Missouri river, after an neffectual
efortto reach Fort Leavenwofth with Cant.
Rozier's company of volunteers. The corps
was landed off Hermann, and the Captain was
forced to land part Of his fre,gh there also the
remainder he brought back to our landing


16N4St. Louis American.


M ,ldRdt g77A TTTgTz TT TTT7s. q8g
On the 30th ult., as,ihe train OF cars on the
Mexican Gulf Railroad, QLa.) was returning
from Terfe Aux Boefds, rhe cars were thrown
off the track',and some six OF seven colored
passengers very seriously injured--one Of them
supposed MORALLY. N gtfIi4


CoTToN.-Tbe news from the interior of
Georgia is rather cheering. The, rains have
been less frequent the last fortnight, and the
prospects for fair average crop are increas-
ing. On the seaboard the caterpillar has de-
'y - ,,-4t6-,e1-as,s.~-~-,es~pc- ,ls ts ss


SANTA FE ~ A gentleman, who has lived Is
years in New Mexico, gives il to the ST. Louis
Reveille as his opinion that the territory is mol
OF SUFFICIENT cjjeen value e repay the cost Of con
quest. IN NJ I, ,t u 81 ,


Yes, butt will be. a,siI s,.t .s.,,.8.t.s,. Il.


The accident to the steamer Troy, on Fri
day, was serious. She has gone on the dry
dock, in New York; and will not be able to
take her place in several weeks The North
America takes her place.--ic " 'e93 .i
8g jl A.e Id l- rB& #.


AccIBENr.--A middle aged man, named
Michael daily, working in Jaeger s. Co.'s Ea-
gle Air Furnace, got overheated on Saturday,
and iell down, in q fainting fit and died, lib
"A woman BY The name Of Leathers, the wife
af George Leathers, living in Exeter: TN. H Il
tack 2 ounces Of laudanum on Tuesday night
and died Wednesday morning II ga,fsst1ss


N


The editor Of the, Albany Geo. ] Courier
has been presented with peach measuring
1918 inches in circumference, and weighing
i Ia bib ... 5a s5,....


ILLNESS or PRrNcE METERNrGf Private
letter from Vienna. la the Britannia, confirm
the news Of the serious illness of Prince Met
ternich. gf 8 g


VERMokf EIEcToN' The Representatives.
elect, SO far. stand Wing 95, Democrat 81 I,i-
beriy 10. The Senate will be at least two
thirds Wing. ais agttsea HI "A ili,elgss sSega


Strawberries. Il The Burlington Gazette
states that Mr.. Bronson, in that county, is
now producing abundance Of second crop
strawberries. n smss64a Gva 1s45g tt4.}ae3F


.CUsToM HoUsr. The receipts at the New
York Custom House, during the past week,
are estimated at $48O,O0O hoif'a


A new iron furnace was blown in near Kit
tanning last week. It belongs to Messrs.
Brown and Mosgrave, s6b}i3 ,lr5 4st3gss t f,sss


Hon. VIM. Sawyer has been nominatedto
Congress, in Ohio. 4 f3 tShiot e2G 4asg24 Il