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lelligencer, did not all weigh i9 ounces at last
market day.


9y- Don't forget DIR. Draper's Lecture this
evening. a'F


The Astronomer, Royal, MIR. Maury, and
thai distinguished Astronomer. Sears c. Wal
ker, are quarreling through the columns Of the
National Intellgencer- The quarrel is almost
as pquant as that Of the Bernoulle's in former
times. We think that Mr.. Walker has the
best of il just now, and that he ought to occu-
py Maury's place.


Mr.. Mason is acting Secretary of State.
go-The Wetumpka Free Press (Ala.) has
run up the flag of old Zach. The editor says
he can't resist the clamor Of the people any
longer. g A
0o-Mr. Grund, in this days Baltimore Sun,
admits that Scott and Trist had a blow up.
| Mr. Grund, in to.day's Baltimore Sun, says
that Col. Benton's plan was 10 conquer gou>
ernacm in Mexico, and then make peace with
| i'll!


O.. The Baltimore volunteers have returned
from the wars.