Foreign and Domestic Gleanings.
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Commodore Porter has gone to New
York. He is accompanied by his two little |
sons, who will embark for Mexico with him.


1t is stated in western paper that Desha
the younger, the murderer OF Baker, has
been released from prison by his father, the
Governor of Kentucky.


A correspondent of the New-York Com
mercial Advertiser, cautions the public a.
gainst receiving counterfeit quarters and
halt dollars, of the Spanish coin.


The bill brought into the Maryland legis-
lature by Mr.. Kennedy. allowing tickets in
the Jefferson Lottery to be sold in that state
has passed unanimously!


On Tuesday, (says the Buffalo Journal of
the 28th ultimo) Mr.. James Adams, of Au-
gusta, Geo. passed through this village west
ward, in pursuit of Silas Miilard, who had
stolen about $4,000 in that place whence
Mr.. A. had pursued him. He succeeded
in securing the theft in the town OF Hanover,
Chnutauque CO. and recovered $500 of the
money.


The deficiency in the British Revenue for
the quarter ending January S, 1925, proved
to be more enormous than was expected.
It was apprehended it would amount to
SO 100000 and it has amounted to Five Mil
lions





the deposit of public stores had already
commenced at that naval station, and labor
ers had arrived to commence the proposed
Improvement.


Lieut.. VIM. r. Bourne, Of the marine
corps at the Gospnrt Navy Yard, Norfolk,
was killed on Saturday morning last by Lit.
Smith, of the same corpse. The parties
met near the barracks, LIT. B. was shot in
the left breast, and died within few hours
Lieut. Smith escaped to New-York.
New Orleans papers to the 18th ult. have been
received at New-York. At that time large a
mount of produce was coming down the Misss-
sppi. person who had arrived at New-Or-
leans, states, that he counted more than three
hundred float boats, besides keels and barges, on
their way down the river.


The Mexican Government has prohibited for
eign vessels from being engaged in the coasting
trade Of that country.


l During the revolutionary war, General
LAFAYETTE being in Baltimore, was invited tc
a ball He went as requested, but instead
of joining in the amusemcnts, as might be
expected of a young Frenchman of22, he adj
dressed the ladies thus Ladies', you are We
ry handsome; you dance very prettily; your
ball is very fine; but my soldiers have nc
shirts. The appeal was irresistible; the
ball ceased; the ladies ran home and wen,
to work, and by the next day large mum
ber of shirts were prepared by the faires'
) hands of Baltimore, for the gallant defender
OF their country.


Mr.. Everett's address to the King o.
Spain, assuring him of the feelings of re.
spect and good will entertained by the gov
! ernment and people of the United States to-
wards his august person and royal family
8 &c. has produced strong sensation in Mex
: leo. One of the Mexican papers, in order
to shew that our minister did not speak the
sentiments of the people of this country, il
nearly filled with translations of the strict
, ures of our Journals upon the address.