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.;,hts Of mankind the winds OF fea-
,1 ,,sn not visit her course too roughly, put
,.;,h kindest breath swell the bosom OF her
calls and the guardian genius that pro,
,ects the just and good be an ever watchtui
panurus to guide her helm. -,
In the evening, when the Secretary OF the
Navv. left the ship, the yards were again
.,anned. and a salute fired, amidst general
cheers.
ave P, M. She will probably remian day
49, two. which will give the General time
~ close his correspondence remaining IN
a.rsar ~ Should the wind, however, prove
fair. the ship will depart Immediately.


NJ Somerpule, our Charge d'Affairs to
.ha Court of Stockholm, left Washington in
W. W. Scam Boat that departed on Wednesday
sar ,he Braady7vine, in which ship he will
,,roceed to Europe, on his way to Swt In.
Two hours before the departure of the
Not;nn,s Guest, he left the Presidents
house in company with Gen. bro7cn to
make visit TO the gallant Com. Sfe72arf,
who has been confined to ms room ever
s;nce the conclusion OF the trial by severe
;ndisposition, owing in part, we presume. to
the great excitement he has iaooured unoer.
The interview was highly interesting:-Ihe
General congratulated the commodore on
his honorable acquittal, and observed that
n,,.rv officer dear to the nation was dear to
him. and. although he had but few mo-
rments r,,.,t 10 snare, he did not know how apart
nf them could be better employed than in
te.t;fvinr his regard for worth and virtue.


rn,borfont Imhrouement.--A Brick-kiln,
e.. uh;ch a patent has been secured, is now
or.ctine in this city, on plan which we
.h;nr will be found much better than that
&c NE brick-kilns now in use. The invent
-, M ;sakewell, seems confident that, with
lass Judgment than is required to perform
+he oneration of burning we'll in the kilns
IN the old plan, and with less fuel, and III a
shortert;me. the whole of the bricks in those
of his construction may be made perfectly
nnd uniformly hard Thus, should his ex-
ncctations be realized, one subject of serious
ronnlaint. now often heard-damp houses,
!, consequence of soft or half burnt bricks
NAV hereafter be entirely removed.-Nat
Journal Of Washington.


YOUNG GRADUATES ATTEND!


The Boston Medical Intelligencer says
awe have recently received letter, accom-
panied by interesting papers, from Genera
Ingnac the Secretary General 10 his TX
ccilency President Boyer, who assures us
that young physicians from the onlte'
States would have ample and lucrative EN-
ployment, and shall be protected ana en-
couraged by the government: but no pro
lection will be afforded unless the individua
has been graduated Doctor of Medicine a
some College or University The Kepub
lie is not destitute of men of art and skill
(nommes de Part habiles) yet many NOR
are needed, for there arc large commune
entirely destitute of physicians; and surge
ons are exceedingly scarce.


sTwo Schools of Medicine have been es
tablished, very recently, tor the sole pur
pose Of educating sufficient number
native citizens to protect the public healtl
One is located at Port au Prince, and place
under the direction of M. Pescay, and tn
other at Cape Haytien, where Anatomy
Medicine, Physiology, 6sc. arc taught by tn
celebrated DR.. Duncan Stuart.--Pub'ic lee
lures have been commenced"


From the Elizabeth Town, IN. J.) Journal.


We learn that within two or three week
as many as forty head of cattle have sue
denty died in this town and its vcinit
This mortality is supposed to have been OF
casioned by some poisonous substance cate
by them while vegetation suffered somuc
from the drought. The work Of deah W;
very rapid: in some instances cattle dro]
ped down in the yoke, and in minutes fro
the time the first symptoms of disease we
discerniblc, life became extinct. It's u
dcrstood that no cases have occurred sim
the late showers.


We are informed that in two instances Il
persons employed in skinning cattle Viii,
had died suddenly, have lost their lvesfro
the infection taken from them.


MAMMOTH HOG Messrs. JOSEPH al


George Levers, Of Northampton count,


Pennsylvania, are preparing for the Pill


delphia market, hog of the following


mensions: he is now feet inches longu


wards of feet in thickness, and more tl


z feet in circumference weighs upwards


800 weight, and is in thriving condtt


tits calculated that he will weigh, by Chi


mas, between 10 and 1900 weight.
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
RELIEF FOR THE GRAVEL
We publish the following for the ben
Of the public. 1t comes from an aged
sensible, though unlettered farmer of
acquaintance, and we give his own |
guage.


