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1t is stated in the Charleston Mercury that the
health of the Hon. George McDuhe is improving.
1t is said thnt hi. speech had no, been effected bv
tho paraIytic stroke with which he was afflicted.


The total amount of Treasury notes ou,s,and-
ing on the lst inst, was sS53,5l4 Is.


The Ruthschids, of Paris, sent donation Of
$3.50 to the relief Of the Pttsburg sufferers


The inrres, due upon the funded debt OF Penn.
ssIvania will unQu"slonabIy be paid without re.
course to the drawing Of checks upon the Bank
of Pennsylvania and from the effort making on
the pa r, Of Philadelphia and Lancaster counlIes-
which raise nearly one hair of the sem-annual


interest there is TO, the slightest doubt bnt the
August inter, st will be pald TO the last dollar
So writes a prominent citizen Of the 'keyslone
State. Edward B ties, of 81. Louis, has been se-
lec,ed by the Committee of Arrangements to de.
liver euIoyv upon Gen. Jackson. The barque
Muskngum which salled short time ago from
Cincinnati for Europe, has arrived at Lverpo"I.
She was ladened with provisions. So much for
Western enterprise All the arrangements have
been completed for tho immediate erection OF a


line Of Mngneic T.gr"Phs from B1,mSre i. h
New York, making Inc line c"ihpote from ash'
nyon city. The U. 5. Journal says that "we


learn from Mr.. Kendall that he has made arange-
ments for putting up the Magnetic Telegraph
from Springfield. Mass. to Buffalo, N. y. and
tha; he entertalns the opinion that IN few days
he shall be able to make a contract with the
same iudridni,l for the route from Boston TO N.
York" The Cherokee Advocate says that on Sat.
uriay l4th ultmo one Cherokee was uniortun-
ately droyn,I, N atom '!In5 to ford the Ar.
kansas, at Webbers Falls. 1t seems that he
had crossed the river in the morning on his wny
to IL bail play; when returning at night not know


ur the river had risen several feet during tho
day, he and a company of four men pushed right
into the stream.