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ITEMS OF News. Three servants, husband,
wife and child, belonging to the late Raphael
Neale, Esq, of St. Mary's county, Md, were
drowned on the 18th inst, by the upsetting of
boat in which they were crossing St. Glenn
ents Bay. The salt makers in Manchester,
Ky, have determined to refrain from all work
on the Sabbath day after the lst of June next
MIR. Anthony has succeeded in Dagucrro-
typing General Jackson.-Mrs. Erwin, a
young lady, twenty eight years of age and a
writer of great merit, residing in Brooklyn, is
dead.-Lt. Cornelius Valenstine has been de-
tached from the Boston rendezvous, and Engi-
neer NJ. Nj. Thompson ordered on special du-
ty.-Paris, according to the recent census
contains 100000 inhabitants.-lt is said
that Capt. Stockton, of the Princeton, has re-
ceved orders to proceed to the Gulf of Mexico.
Anderson, the tragedian, has, it is said,
received S6l 800, from various managers since
his arrival in this country.-Mr. Henry
Phillips gave his farewell Concert in Boston on
Tuesday evening, which was we'll attended. -
The consumption, last season, in Great Britain,
of Peruvian and African Guano, was about
900 tons, at prices ranging from f2 to Sel2.
The Mayor of Boston has authorized the
Mayor of Pitisburg, to draw on him for five
thousand dollars for the relief of the sufferers
by fre.--The Madisonian says the Globe
has been sold for So, ,0oO.-The expenses of
the City of Paris, amount to 46, ,0O0, 900 francs
per annum.-General Jesup has received or
ders to repair to our Southern frontier on SER
vce.--It is said that Messrs. Woodbury., Ben
ton, and others, refused to take constructive
mileage,