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which he slept the of his Inauguration as first
President of the United States in New York to the ter
mination of his glorious lite at Mount Vernon lIth De-
cember 1899 We found this bed and bed furniture
gether With the venerable pretorium Tent of the
luton piled up the lower story the house and
TO the large doors OF entrance This done at the
time OF the propretors departure from home on his late
tour to the Northexpress orders being given that in
case Of an alarm OF fire, the Washington relics the
first to be saved.


Each individual of our company on being INTRO
duced to this tent and It's furniture, laid hands upon
the articles, as II there was something of blessing,
something OF love OF country, OF freedom of Wash
ngton, IN the very touch OF these relics OF the
luton. There Is venerableness about this old
| mansion and IN Its decorations which excite feelings
OF awe and reverence, and Of reflection upon the
noble race OF the host, and their deeds of lmpersh
bic glory. Long life 10 Mr. Custis, the grandson of
Lady Washlnglon-the hospltable proprietor of Ar
lngton.


| INTERESTING FROM HAYTI.-We have received
by the way of Philadelphia the following inteh-
gence from Hayti =


CARE H,vrrrN, Sept 10, ls45.-Capt Treadway, Of
schooner Baltimore, who takes this and who ariv
here from Port Spain, Trinidad the 26th u reported
two Dominican schooners of and a small soop al
anchor the day before, under Monte Christ frontier
port, about ten leagues TO wIndward this On the lst
inst the Hay,ien fleet consisting Of barque topsai
and two fore and ait schooners carrying all 20 guns
sailed hence for Monte Christ, where il arrived next
day and after firing by which neither party was in
jured, the Domincans their vessels shore and
abandoned them. The Haytiens then burnt of the
schooners and having got the other off sent her in here
prize with mahogany barge in tow which had also
been taken The prize schooner Is American built,
said to be Hampton potboat and to have belonged
American merchant at Porto Platte. She is of
20 tons burthen, and has virginia. painted her
Three found in the barge the only pri-
| soners taken They were somewhat matrested by the
mob here on coming ashore.


On the 25th ult., an "Arrete" was published here by
the President declaring all the Dominican ports bocka-
dd and that any foreign merchants who should directly
or Indirectly expedite vessel TO any of these ports
should forfeit his patent and be driven from the island
| This regulation bears particularly hard some of
the foreign merchants in this part of the island,
large optstandings in the Spanish port, the most
| Of which are still ancollected, and their only means
ol % late late tor realizing any part OF these has Isen
Platte also declared that all vessels and merchan
disc known to have from the Spanish port shall
be contscated This important, as it respects Ameri
can vessels as they sometimes touch at Port Platte
try the market and then enter here, further
ward and although in such cases the penalty might not
be enforced, they would still be subjected to difficulty


The fleet returned into port on the sth 1t is said its
next expedition will be against Porto Platte.


The Haytien Navy now numbers seven SAIL viz
barque two topsal and four fore and aft schooners
amounting in all to about six hundred and seventy
burthen and carrying thirtytwo guns The barque is
French built all the schooners except which is
Haytien, Baltimore clippers They well
enough manned in respect TO numbers, but there are
few good seamen on the Island Laborers
mral is a General OF Division in the Army


Rumors were current yesterday of new disturbances
at Leognne and JeTeme but nothing definite has yet
that the French Consul General at Port PrRce has
been ordered to leave the island well the Vice
Consul here. The former is accused OF having aided
tain pariizans OF Herard in his late attempt at INVASION
to escape from the country and also of having granted
protection and the rights OF French citizens to such
iored Haytens us desired them.


Brig silenus, OF Boston, arrived on the 2sth ut, with
| stores and 1000 muskets for government


Business is much interrupted. Coffee l6 and exceed
ingly scarce. Doubloons S5l 81.


NEwZEALANp pAFFARs-PRAIsEwoRTH AcT-
Capt Pierce OF the whaling ship General Pike,
which arrived at this port Saturday from the South
Pacific Ocean brought with him an English family.
ssng ofJohn Florance his wife, and two daughters 70
and - years of age to whom he had afforded refuge
and protection board Of his vessel from the extermna
ting arfare of the natives ut Vangaroa, New Zealand
The colonists at kangaroo, about forty in number,
with the exception of this family, had previously fed
Mr.. Florance being prevented from doing in conse
quence of the severe illness of one Of his daughters
the natives. On the passage home a subscription in be-
half of the family was generously proposed among the
officers and of the General Pike, and headed by
Captain Pierce with the liberal donation of one hundred
dollars fifty dollars each by the first and second OFF,
GERS and other sums among the crew amounting all
to three hundred dollars. We happy moreover to
add that the generous conduct oCapt Pierce in giving
tree passage TO suffering family this port met
with entire and hearty approval from the agent of the
General Pike and the several orders of the officers and
crew for the amount of their respective donation to be
deducted from their hard earnings during twenty
months absence from home have been promptly accep
ted for payment according the intentions of the donors


Capt. Pierce states that with the exception of Auck
land the capital of New Zealand the natives had CON-
petey routed the European coonsts and obtained pos
to attack Auckland The island comprises extent of
about 500 miles and included about fourteen European
|
government, contained previously to the attack of the
natives population OF about 5000 mostly English The
population OF Auckland, believe is about 1000 =
New Bedford Mercury Sept %.


MORE TROUBLE WITH THE MoRMoNs.-Our cores
pondent at Warsaw sent us by the La Clede, which
arrived this morning, the following OF serious
outbreaks between the Mormons and their opponents in
Hancock county


Tuesday morning last (9th nst,) attack made
school house III Rocky Run Precinct, by persons
unknown but supposed to bo Aormens, in which there
was at the time OF the attack convention of Antor.
mons, or cid settlers of the county. The door and
shots fired by the assailants The attacking party ap.
preached under of the woods and bushes fired
one round and fled. No person injured but many
were presume, much frightened at this sudden and
expected assault The old settlers in that section OF the
county armed themselves Tor defence, and If they are
backed by their friends in other parts OF the county
blood Will flow. By messenger just in, who came TO
purchase lead powder hnts, SC. learn that four
buildings were burned down last night, and
shot and very badly wounded but mortay. Yeser.
day, thirteen wagons loaded with furniture, were
vending their way to the city OF Refuge (Nauvoo)


T,oo o'clock, p MAnother messenge mas just arrived
from the country and reports that large bodies OF
mons are patrolng the southern part the county
that number Of families the nte rior are on their
way to warsaw, seeking protection. can form no
over without any very consequence, and there
may be much destruction properly, and the loss
many lives before peace and ouet shal be fulv and
permanently established an this unhappy county.
| respectfully Yours, &c.


This monster work in the far West progressing and
exces the wonder oi all VINO look at it, ls intended
as place OF worship II is said not The people are
to assemble without to worship the saints alone to
enter within the " holy Of holes" The Warsaw Signal
insists upon 1t, however, that the temple has
object IL says -. The Temple in reality, however, is
designed In our opinion ior iortifcaon IL has
guar port holes, IN tho shape Of round windows the
second story and is IN every respect well situated for
iortihcation The wall enclosing five or six acres
around tho building, is about tour ieet thick which
DO intended Tor no other purpose than defence The
idea OF Its being intended merely the foundation
ornamental railing, as pretended by the SAINTS pre-
posei GUS.


On DIrs.-Reports state that Mr.. Buchanan will
soon be transferred from the State Department 10
seat the Supreme bench, in the place OF the late
Judge Baldwin, and that MIR Banc ro Secretary
Navy Is to have the mission to Berlin place Of MIR.
| Wheaton.


We learn that MIR. Hobby of the Post Office Depart
ment has gone on to Philadelphia for tho purpose OF
ehectng arrangement for an earlier arrival in this