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NEWS TrEMS.-Orders have been received at
Portsmouth, Va, to fit out the frigate Congress for
sea Immediately; also the brig Boxer at Charestown
navy yard.-Gen. VIM. Mcdonald died last Mon
day. at Baltimore, in his S7th year.--At fire of
the Boston City Tavern stables, last week. three fire.
men were killed by the falling of the wallis
w. T. Smith, Esq, American Consul at Matagorda,
Texas, was lately rowned.-The Second Reg-
ment of Dragoops ordered to Texas had not proceeded
far when they were obliged to suspend their march
account Of sickness thousand buildings, it
is sad will be erected in the city of ST. Louis this
season; population now, 40 OO0.--The Flying Ar
tillery under the command Of Major Ringgold, left
Baltimore for Texas in the ship Hermann on the Goth
inst.-CoI. Samuel Moore, of Baltimore, one Of
the defenders Of 1874 died recently in Ireland while
on visit to his brother Edward Everett
late Minister to England is to return home with his
family in the steamer of the 4th September.-George
Washington Parke Gusts left Boston on Friday for
his home in Virginia, taking the route through Spring
field, Hartford, and New Haven.--There was only
three and half feet of water in tho Ohio river at
Wheeling, on Tuesday last; and at Pittsburg, on the
same day, two and half feet, in the channel.---A
letter received at Baltimore, from on board the ship
Constitution, dated off Singapore February l5 states
that ship company had experienced great sickness
one hundred and fifty having been on the Doctors list
with dysentary, of which Midsbpman Mason and tbir-
teen others died. ~