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Es.muel Lardner Esq. of Providence, r.. I)
! been appointed Secretary to the Legation to
bili.


The Minister Plenipotentiary, and the Consul
pnera! of the Colombian Government. are now
Washington.


| IN. BlppLE, ESQ. Of Philadelphia, President OF
Il U, S. Bank, has transmitted to the Chairman
fthe Greek committee at New.York, 800 dollars,
his subscription to this glorious cause.
II HOLY SPIES !!--Sometime in September,
y, the Baltimore American) two French gen.
km,n arrived at Vera Cruz, said to be on mer
y Sntile speculation, and proceeded to the CITY OF
x;co. Some circumstances excited suspicion
4 they were spies sent out by the Holy Alli-
kce. and the government ordered them arrested
ION being interrogated they pretended that their
rand was simply mcrcsntie-but on examining
.;r baggage, papers in cyphers were discovered
4 on being asked for the key 10 the cypher
~ said it was lost and they could not remem


II. II was however ascertained that these
N, one Captain in the Navy and the other
onel of Engineers, we're emissaries sent out
France to induce the Mexicans to revolt. and
live from their King Prince of the Bourbon
ky. They were Immediately imprisoned.
In noticing Mr.. ]. P Fairlamb's improvement
saving and re-appHing water to Canal Locks
were not exactly correct in describing it's con
,,ction--We have since been furnished with :
rect description, which, had it not been for the
rnitrde, as we'll As the hurry attending the
uing, of the Presidents Message, would have
en- inserted in our last.


coMnuS,cATEp.


The Improvement for saving and re-applyine
tier to Canal Locks, is the application Of ho
ontally partitioned reservoir or cistern to ths
lie of the lock, with valve, communicating ane
rresponding with cach chamber Of the cistern
ese valves are SO constructed as to open j
nuired, space of from so to 70 square feet
cor,ling to the length of the lock, at once. TO
water to pass from the lock to each chambe
the cistern in succession, and closing in sue
ssion as the chambers are filled, and the wate
returned in the same manner into the lock a
Fasure-flling the upper chamber ofthe csterI
bt when emptying the lock; and emptying ths
xer chamber first when filling the lock-ant
ose chambers may be so arranged as to saw.
ID re.apply almost any given quantity of th'
ter usually lost by the common mode of con
tucting canal locks. The said valves will in NJ
Sc be 10 be operated upon with more than tn
Iad oftwo chambers of the cistern. The lock


this improvement, is also emptied and fille
th perfect safety, uuch quicker than the CON
on lock, in consequence Of the large space
lrowr open for the water to pass and repas'
hd is entirely different from the side locks .
Ide ponds in Europe.