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. OF The a,trs troubles have again broken out
In New York;,hcy havo .arrod and fouIhcrcd an.
other Sheriff.


The officers ol t'q United States Army stationed
nt Barrancas near ponsucolu. gnve grand ball
on The 4th ult., 10 th officers of the Navy aud
citizens Of Pensacola. L has bcon described to us
nsone of tho most brian affairs of the kind which
over took place in the ouL-Pn.


Mr.. Calhoun, il is said, is Tout to make pcr.
emptory demand upon the Bri.sh Govt, through
- Mr.. Everett, for tho delivery Oh, gang Of or o
slaves who burnt house in Floida md .hon
escaped TO Bermuda.


The Far West Semindry.-Wo shield soonor
have called tho attention Of the public the fac,
that this institution has received a liberal act VI
incorporation. ba. .ha. We had hoped to receive a
copy of tho Charter for publication. We how
mention the subject 10 say that the frs. meeting
OF tho Trustees will take place at the building,
which is under progress, near Fayetteville, on tho
18th inst. The Trustees have all been notified,
and II is particularly desirable that they should
attend as the election of several important officers
take place on that day, and byrues &c., are TO be
prescribed.


The object is one which appeals to the kind
feelings Of every lover Of education, aud we trust
that none will be found lukewarm about u matter
Of SO much Importance.


o. Our la,ss, Washington dates are to tho 10Th
ul,.; there had been no definite action, in the Sen
ate, upon the Texas question.


An extensive fro occurred in the city Of New
York, on the 4th ult., which consumed the Tribune
office, and some other teneu,cnts.


The Plebeian says that the Editor of tho Trib.
unc will sustain heavy loss.


The bill to organize the Territorial government
Of Oregon, passed the House on the Bird ult, by 81
majority.


Commissioners, appointed by the Judiciary
Committee Of the U, 5. Senate taking evidence
II, Philadelphia, in relation Y the alleged abuses OF
the naturalization laws. We.understand that ST.
milar commissioners have been sent to other cities;
aad We need no, say ,ha. We hope that Il any
aNse, ha 70 been committed they will be fully ex'
posed.


As..sresces Are Deeeafsi.--under this cap
lion eAsaebedy discourses thus
= Il = no sicu because man eats baitrogs tha'
a. can ts,pp ten rail fence nor because ne dimes
s6Alis occasionally, that he st7ad travel s'0"'