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MoRx MONEY WANTED.-Wc learn, says tho Philadelphia Inquirer of yesterday, that the Governor has made another requsition upon certain iianks liable to such ca for loan of per cont, on their respective capitals. The time s limited to lst of February, and the object presume, is to provide for the payment of the State interest then due.-Bal tlmore Clipper

 ANOTHER SLAVE CAsE.-Two colored seamen and colored boy were brought before Judge Wilde, at Boston, Saturday upon habass corpus. The ves- sol to which they belonged is owned in Newborn, North Carolina, and the two ,eamen are slaves to the owner. On examination they said they had wives and children in Newborn, and would rather go back slaves than remain freemen Ut the North. The hoy proved to be an apprentice to the master of the vessel--of course not a slave. All three were dis charged, and the writ dismissed ltwas sued out by navid Ruggles, colored man, of New Bedford, where the vessel arrived. a

 TRIBUTE OF RKsPKcr.-A large concourse of the citizens of Wetumpka and envlrons assembled at the Presbyterian church Sunday last, and iormed in processon headed by the clergy of the several de- nominatious with the mayor and aldermen of the city. marched tn solemn order to tho burial ground, to re- ceiye the monument erected by the young of this city, to the memory of the late Rev. Robert Holman. A most eloquent and feeling address was delivered on the occasion, by the Rev. w. T. Hamilton; and the feeling syincsd 10 the countsnauces of all told the sipcere and deep regret which pervaded each boz som, for the loss of th's trsy Psss aadamiahs man -[Wetunpka Argus.