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MORE SLAVE CAsKs.-The Olive, at Boston from
Bahia, whence she sailed on the 3lst Of May. We
learn by her that the U. 5. brig cambridge, from
Rio Janeiro, had made seizure OF brig Albert Of
Boston, Capt. Woodbury., on charge OF parsc,psf-
ing in the slave trade.


The Bosor Post Of yesi day, says D. T. Lorinx ksa.
commissioner held corE this morning for ne parcs~
of binding over the following witnesses brought kos
in the brig Porpose to testify at Portland .hs 10TH
the complaint Of W. L. Bass bsilih against Cyrus Lb
bey late master Of the forpose charged i'm aiding ana
abetting in the slave trade John X Deer 'Lisutt
Tower John Williams, John 8 Paine Charles Hsndrekl
and George Williams. seamen; and part Of the u
John Muller and Hans Hanson, Of the brig KENTUCKY
supposed to have been consort OF the porpoise Aso
two hne looking African boys, about "a years Of age,
known only by the danes of Pedro and Giaume In de-
FAULT Of bail the witnesses placed in the custody Of
were somewhat apprehensve at the first that they
to bs eaten up by the white men, but soothed
by the kind attentions Of Henry Harris Esq., u Dspu
ty Marshal, who convinced them by his psternsl man
ner that they had nothing to fear Cart Lbbey Of the
Porpoise, is now under arrest at Portland


SPECIAL Trans PoR THE SrRIx.s.-A new ar
rangement, for the special accommodation OF the
by the Mohawk and Hudson and Saratoga ana scbsrsr
tady Railroad companies Two special trains are 10
run daily Gsundays excepted between Saratoga and Al
and at half past three in the afternoon; and Saratoga
% A. NJ, and 81 r. N. On Sundays there will be but
81 NJ These trains being specially intended Cor trs-
velers going to and returning from the sprngs will
short time Of two hours and ka the hour Of dsps
ture from each end of the route ell chosen Ira
s ss in the %
excellent hotels and city in the Union boast Of
beer can take the morning train to Saratoga half
past eight, and after pleasant ride Of two and half
hours, without any delay, confusion, change Of bag
gage. will reach the Springs by eleven Or Il dssirous
til the afternoon train at 81 o'clock, which starts from
here hour and hall after the usual dinner hour az
natoh requires prompts them to spend portion Of
day in Albany take the morning train at 81 O'Clock
here by 10 ociock while those taking the afternoon
train will arrive in ample season for the evening boats


This arrangement offers to travellers visiting
ratoga, not only the most direct and expedious
but the pleasantes and cheapest route to the vors
order the of the first class the agents and condnc
tors intelligent and trustworthy Combining the
advantages Of despatch drectness and economy we
not doubt that these specalrain to the Springs win
cevc the preference and patronage OF the travelling pub
lic.- Albany Journal, July q


U. 5. Iron STEAMER SpENcER.--It will be recol-
lected that this vessel started from New York u
week or two since bound to Galveston Texas and
obliged to return in consequence of leaking badly She
is now upon the Marine Railway the Dry Dock New
attached to her, whose politeness win be remembered
with pleasure, that she will plough the
an unsafe vessel in her present and
unfit to navigate the where there any heavy
swell Her keel does not possess sufficient strength,
and in pitching and rolling upon the turbulent waves


springs and opens her iron letting in water
than her pumps can Free It will require large sum Of
money toput her in condition to navigate the


The government has ordered her remain the New
York station and all her cruising hereafter will be


fed to New York bay and harbor and like the old steam
Fulton she is bad as condemned Her Loper pro-
pelers which put her in this city have fully
answered every expectation but her engine said to be


faulty. Thus has another Of Uncle Sam experiments
i aiIad nd p1prnn hunn do1 IN
little purpose We sorry for it, she very beau
tful craft above the water line handsomely and convent
ments and equipments Of the very best kind. The
exception alluded to is the berth deck for the seamen
the forward part OF the vessel the after bukhead Of
which Immediately joins the boiler and when under


steam the place is so hot that the men unless they be
lamanders, stand chance Of being roasted.


| FURTHER MEXICAN IrEMs-Upon recurring to our
files OF Mexican papers, we find few more items
| of news which may interest some Of our readers.


appears that Gen. Renglon in his desperate attempt
to effect revolution, employed his war cry Santa


who ony o s
Dictator. It is stated that the President Gen. Herrera
for three hours and half Their deliverances attributed


to the rmnes of Herrera himself and the fidelity of the


aee hs
Renglon himself fled, upon the disastrous issue Of his
attempt.


Among the! candidates for the Presidency, besides
those mentioned on Thursday, is Gen. Nicolas Bravo
renowned in the military annals Of Mexico.


i
of San Juan lie Ula Vera Cruz, and that the gsrr
dill emily engaged in arg ct practice in order to
bring their unneryno the most effective possible
This looks little bellicose, but in case Of hosttes
with this country they will need all the skill they


1t is stated that many of the men employed by Mr.
Cumminger upon the protected railroad between Vera
Cruz and Jalapa have either died else down with
the yellow fever, which is raging with great vrucnce
on the Mexican coast.-N o. Pic, June -


INDIAN TRouBLEs.-A few. days ago party Of
Chippewas came down to st. Peters to get pay for
some wood delivered by them. Whilst there, two Of
fired two Sioux Indians who passing and killed
OF them This created furious excitement among
the tribe Of the Sioux; they collected and would have
extermnated the whole party Of Chippewas had they
been prevented by the United States troops who
promptly turned out and took the Chippewas into the
day treaty held, by which the Chppewas pledged
themselves and deliver up the and
performance of their promises This restored peace
The Sioux live in the neighborhood Of st. Peters, and
the Chppewas higher up They ancient enemies
81. Louis Era, June u.


FRENCH FLEET-The Alabama, from Pensacola.
reports French fleet off that harbor on the 25th
Instant going in We shall learn by the arrival
whether these vessels addition French naval
force already in the Gulf The appearance OF strong
French may well be expected considering the
tcklsh posture of the relations between that power
and Mexico Before the insult TO the French Ambas-
sador it thought there enough to
bring about another brush. But Mexico deter
mined that IL France does not go to war; II shall not be
for want OF provocaon The aront to the Ambassador
has been followed by outages upon French citizens,
which will doubt aggravate in the eyes of that So
Tin, June 2S.


CAMP ScHUYLER.-Thc encampment of the Ma
tiona Guards, the course at the Bulls Head, at
tracts hundreds of spectators II is indeed well worth
visit The tents are pitched with military recison the
regiment is under excellent discipline; the music, by
Dodsworths Band is beyond praise, and the drills and
parades afford excellent specimens Of "the pomp and cir
rade six o'clock and that towards the cool of