Later from Pernambuco.
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brought to this port by Br. Brig TerPslchore, we


have some additional intelligence. Nothing oi


very especial interest had taken place IN the VI


cinty Of Pernambuco On the 9TH May three OF the


mutineers Of the Br. Ship Queen were sent 70


ENGLAND TO be tried three others had died In PRISON


and four had escaped. Everything was Perictly


quiet at Pernambuco, and likewise at Bakai; the


slave trade was being carried on at the last men,
/ toned place with as much perseverance and sue.
cess as ever Nothing is known as to the ex-
tent of that trade in that place. as the slavers have
the hest chances Of their carrying it on without
detection.


News had arrived at Pernambuco from Rio
Janeiro, and from further South. 1t was said
that the Prince de Jolnville had already married
the Princess, and was to depart for France IN


month.


FROM Rio GRANDE our advices are more
special. The town was still under martial law,
and the troops still encamped about it, although
there were no fears Of a renewed rebellion


The health Of that place was very bad, a great
number of the citizens and soldiers being SICK
with the fever which usually appears at the same
period every year.


Business was uncommonly brisk for the season


q "THE CURRENCY by JUNIUs, Author OF
The Crisis Of the Country,' &C., &c, in 1910.
s published this morning. 1t is an able and
most forcible summary of the whole Currency
controversy Of the last twelve years, exhibiting
the positions of the two parties, hitherto, now,
and hereafter. AS an argument for a National
Currency, of Specie and Paper every where con-
vertible into Specie, it has not been surpassed.


We trust there is public spirit among the Wings
to put many thousands of this cheap tract into
circulation Immediately, as well as Of its prede-
ccssor, THE TEST, or Parties tired by their
Acts Each is admirable, especially for Its
power Of condensation and the vigorous sim
plicity with which the Whig views are presented.
Now the public mind is calm and truth must
make an impression. All applications to this
office, accompanied by the cash, will be promptly
attended to. Price Of either tract, cents sin.
gle copy, 50 per hundred, 500 per thousand.


GREAT FIRE-A VILLAGE DEsTRoYED.-The
Montreal papers Of Wednesday announce the en-
tire destruction of Boucherville village on the
opposite bank of the ST. Lawrence, containing
some two hundred houses and about thousand
inhabitants A fire broke out at a little after
o'clock in the afternoon and is supposed to have
caught from spark from the steamboat Chamby,
which passed short time before. The church.
priests residence, and indeed almost every house
in the village were destroyed; and, says the
Montreal Herald, a list of the sufferers will
prove census Of the village They had no fire
engines in the place. and, strange as /: may appear
none was sent from Montreal-although the fire
After the fire was over and the destruction COM
plete, the authorities of Montreal sent quantity
of provisions for the sufferers.


u George III. Platt is on trial at Augusta,
Ga, for the murder of Harding. Upwards of
fifty witnesses had been summoned. Of whom
only seven had testified at the last adviccs, though
the trial had lasted two days. The public feeling
relative to the affair may be inferred from the
fact that 343 Jurors were summoned before a
panel could be found; 307 had formed an opinion,
l2 were challenged by the prisoner and 10 by
the State.


u Mr.. Cook .r. who has been for the last
week on trial at Norfolk Va for the murder Of
Milzar Gardner was acquitted by the Jury after
short absence.


New YORK GEOLOGICAL REPoRT.-A friend
informs us that the concluding volumes of this
great State work are now being printed by the
new Assembly printers, paper and in a style
much inferior to the execution of the former vol
umcs BY Mr.. Weed. Can this be so We hope
not. Excellence in work which has cost the
State so much is greatly desirable, and uniformity
between the earlier and later volumes Of the set
equally so. Will the Secretary of State look into
the matter 2


u "WoMAN AS MAIDEN, WIFE AND MOTHER"
is the title of useful and pleasant essay by an
English lady, Just published IN beautiful little
volume from the Twelfth London Edition, by
C. S. Francis & Co.


a. THE LADY's PEARL neat mouthy ed
tied by Mrs. NJ A Fletcher, and published al
Lowell, Mass. at 81 per annum, has Just entered
on It's Fourth Volume.


IL AT last we have weather hot enough for
dog days


The ACTING SECRETARY OF WAR The Buf-
tale Commercial Advertiser publishes the follow
ing communication. which, 1t says, came to them
from gentleman of character. who IN a private
note declares that its statements are true to his
certain knowledge:


In the latter par, OF the summer of 1889 The citizens of
The hF''nS village OF Peru the Illinois Ri YER hon
eFed b! The appearance among them OF Young man who a
Parrd vibrating alternately above aud below the water ne
u rrlde and noNtEty His beaver Ms rer .du ,s IL