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NEws ITExs.-it 10 stated in the proceedings Of the
Yearly Meeting Of Friends in Philadelphia, that inoH
icating qsor is nearly banished from their Society
The TEXANS will decide, on the 9TH Of July, whether
they will sccept annexation the terms propcsed BY
the United Staies s--The crops ihroughou the tniied
States, generally, are expected 10 be s.od.--Mr
HAWKINS, the emperance Lecturer, 10 in Charlestn,


The city Of New York appropraies el 500 towards
celebrating tho 9Th Of July.----By arrangement, The
.. c. Temperance Advocate will be conducted by Mr..
g. Bowman aner the lst Of july Gov. wnsh.
Of New iork, has signed the Tse,osai Pledge --Mr.
}. B. Cough has been lsciuring in Providence this
wesk.--A grand temperance mssnng was held in
the Broadway Tsbemscls lsss week the number
present 10 estimated q 3ooo.--Ths ship of The
line Columbia. and sicop sincsnnss sa,isd from Nsw
York last Saturday fos China .---A destructive Gre
occurred at Laiays,ts. indiana, last week sssimsisd
loss sac,OOo.---Ths steamship Cambria arrived .,
Boston Las, sunday lrom Liverpool In the anconmun
short passage Of % dsy.---Pnnce Aber intends
visiting the ,,zar Of Russia this sumasr--A large
Ere in the sixteenth wssd New York ciiy. sss sun
dsy--,he work Of incendianes.