LATER FROM sr. DoMIyGo.-By the arrival Of
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LATER FROM ST. DoMNGo.-By the arrival OF
the brig Archelaus, Capt. Ctowell, in II days
from Pur. -u Platte, we are favored with the fol-
lowing information The Island is in a very
settled state, owing TO the expected attack Of the
Havtiens, which is daily anticipated. The peo-
pie are daily coming from other parts Of the Is
land By every opportunity ;ha. offers. General
Bravo was recalled to the Capital, and was
succeeded by General from ST. Jlgo few
hours before the A. sailed. They are discharg-
ing large portion Of those who hold office under
the Dominican Government and supplying their
places with Spanish people. The SPanards are
making every preparation that IS possible TO &c.
iend the town. IL was reported few hours be-
fore sailing By schooner from the Cape that
President Gurrier had arrived at the Cape, and
that there was q retnion on the part of the Hay
tens. and the President had visited all the East
ern Pests a. far as Lake S.rvon; and from these
movements It was thought there would be an
immediate attack on the Spanish.


A WRErcH.-The Montreal papers contain ac-
counts OF horrible crime committed BY Capt.
Wallace OF the ship Jane Brown, at that port from
Glasgow. A young lad: OF sixteen, who was put
under MS charge by her friends in Glasgow, was Sc
duced and dishonored by the Captain during the
passage and when the ship reached Montreal the
poor girl had become tdi0t, and the crew state
that the Captain used 10 beat with ropes end
the marks of which were deep and frequent on her
shoulders The wretch committed.


Mr.. PHILLIPS THIRD CoycEaT.-Nr. Phillips
gives his third concert this evening at The Apollo
Rooms The favorable impression made by AIr. P
on his first appearance has been very much increes
ed in his favor, and the selection OF pieces Tor to-
nights entertainment Is such as confident
will call forth The highest admiration. We learn
that his staY among u Is short, and we honestly ad
yise all 10 eYi4l themselves Of the opportunity OF
hearing him.


Magnificent disD1oyot Dadiias al Prince Gar
,ieqs AZ FYitshtag-raose who are amateurs OF toia
solendid appendage of the domain OF Flora, would
be gra,ied b. trp TO Flushing, where ne Slessrs
Princes collection OF Dahlas Is no0' IN iai splen-
dor, comprising above 800 varieties OF every hue,
and covering two acres in extent. The great Exh-
bitten ofthe Flushing Horticultural Society, corr
prising every variety o'Fruts and Flowers, is also
continued open 10 visitors at the Flushing Pavilion
the present day.


WAsHryeros MONUMENT !-BEsEFlT.-We wish
TO inform our readers hat in consequence OF the IN
clenency oil the weather the above benefit mas been
postponed to Monday afternoon and evening next,
in consequence OF which the attraction will be
greatly increased the inimitsbe EDGE is preparing
the creates, display Of Fire Works ever witnessed
in this country For particulars zee advertisement.