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_ Revolution* of the Parties. UU ' Very Mi «M Fulte I i which *m d to | Mr. Root, of Ohio, In the chair; rhftl NEW YORK HERALD.' ' from ou on Bill. Heaven what ( and the of the new is unt, from Appropriation imlUng earth was dear. >ld, reorganization parties, writing Queretaro~on the"*30th alt , gnmnury. Mr. SewrcB, of Ohio, obtained the door, and spoke fStill pointing ou to Science, glorious sua, I'ill all its North-Wrtt C'ornrr of Kultoii and Nmmu its. *joing on with great activity throughout the says:. The Barnburners' Convention was at agnlnnt the aboliiionlet*. anil attacked the whigs, their golden radiance shall hare won. organized roeanuivs. t Sin rnl.irl Mr. Polk The first out from we policy and There were several beautiful of cnoivrh, is the author of day Mexico, met Lieut. IViso. " samples Utica Col. was . » *» w embroidery county.of the navy. with from Com. Jones, in the yesterday. Samuel Young chosen ". !>: : Vork. replied. j ind drawing which attracted universal attention, and JAMES OOKOON BKNKKTT, I his efh'iv.'-i ne.' m:i in the elements, despatches i J. * (' n. of followed, and ad- ;st political r&ciflc. to the Commisnioners. As far as I can learn President. A letter from ex-President Van Buren Maryland, ,lot unworthily, for they were perfect, aud showed the vo« a .. d the 1 11 .h ui the of u respect- PR0PR1KT0R. 1 ile ruslied with hot haste into the Mexican war, the people of Lower California, who have been friendly was lie endorses people territory (treat pains taken by the teachers to place them, iu to read, all the doctrines log slavery. , the with a view of his the Amerioan*. are threatened with vengeance, and >very department. above scbolarsof any other mncipally making have Com. Jones to by young John, on the Wilmot Arc. Mr. J. J. SLi.niiCRLAND next obtained the floor, and ,ichool in the and it in doubtful if another school, Tell Y MM dl.I) Brery day, ( Wisiif included,) ht» ttmh they requested urge upon the proviso,promulgatedadvocated internal the national go- city; Iinnim. :>opular, by giving force and adniinistraionto his the of a clause iuCommissionersthe improvements by (loutaiuiug three hundred and fifty scholars, can be pr $7 9 per { consistency propriety inserting They will probably make a nomination lor the Ternuent. j M KkKLY HRRALiy.K"rr\ S-iturday.ce..ti j*r copy. jtreasures, and success to his The treaty for their protection: and the Commodore has bund to compete with this. The examination being SI per a -inum.inthe United Stuff. securing dynasty. written for to-day. When ho bad concluded, the committee rose, and re- c>ver. books were awarded to a number of 1.'^ Kuropeantvbicribrrt, instructions in the matter. Mr. Wise Presidency 1 the scholars i a rivum, It include the an edition the French \\ar which carried progress. or f per pottage: (in Taylor into Mexico, and the returned from Mexioo. is now wailing here byhaving A stirring and lively debate in the ported j their energy and advancement in tho different ami E flah languaget), »nil be publuhed on every European transpired Mr. Kka i hbustox, of has the floor on of which was i«n ir-tth thin ran- ' achieved have a new turn to of the Commissioners, to carry a of thoinstruction Mississippi, ( education; among a beautifuldamrtmunts $tt packet day, iiitelltgem /coin all parti of riumphs by him, given copy yesterday, on the Oregon bill. Mr. Foote wasSenatethis subject for to-morrow. 1 floral Album to Miss Caroline Mies to the lainI wbxn. r.[. to the Pacific, aud will have to-morrow. Mis Smith i'eixote. I meat. I he movements of the treaty On the House over till to-morrow by aOYEKTlSEhlES TSf renewedmtryutrrtintu a:ul to go in political whole country. "We travelling has been extremely rapid. He left very solicitous of obtaining some knowledge of motion, adjourned jor her advancement in botany. Tb« morning was most morning and evening edition*, and all ixtrnn,) at raucmibU n ave finished a most successful war en the loth Inst., and arrived, sea, at SanMitr.utlanillas, (Friday). j ileasantly spent by those present, and it was. indeed, a to b* lorn with Mexico, by the of General none l>. ices ; ten fci a phiin, levihie manner ; the proprietor ou the 13th. At on the 13th. he left for principles Taylor.which rich feast to witness such intelligence and energy not errors in 11 nd covered our heroes with midnight, rrtpoiuible for manuieript. glory, and annexed a of this He arrived hero on seemed to declared that Con- l*IaAeis, , tmong the young ladies of the school, all of whom P RlS TISO all ktait ti-routed and with it- . Mexico, by way city. the prepared give.and of beautifully i themselves with credit to their patch. Ordert received at the Publication (jjfice, corner of prritory, equal to one-third of Kurope, to the morniug of the 20th. and met us on the 22d. within gress must not adjourn until the show their Boston, June 22..Flour.-Tho market continues teachers andao{uittedto and Saltan it recti. i n about miles of Mexico. If will look over whigs ihe institution. f^Jton and yet Mr. Polk and his are in a twenty you dull, and prices are still drooping.sales 800 barrels Al.L LETTERS by mail, for lubicriptioni, or with adver- dynasty reublic;the map. you will say this is a feat for a man to boast hands on the Wilmot proviso. tiiementi, to be pott paid, or the pottage will be deducted from Vvorse position than were before of. Mr Wise has furnished me with the Michigan, Genesee. Black Rook. Sic., at $5 I32>» a $G. (V money remitted. they they kindly The proceedings in Congress were, altogether, Iticntcliw* and natlcal. YOI.USTAR YCORRESPONDENCE, 1 war with comnenced memoranda of naval intelligence: The Ohio,followingCorn Corn.£>000 bushels sol.I part Western mixed, at 50o, containing important waging Mexico. Jones, arrived at on very interesting. They will be found in our de- Bowser Theatre..If there was any doubt of the newt, tolirited from any quarter be Itera Hyp a id for. successful general in the cann>aigu on from Callao. Frigate Congress and corvette Cyaue spatches below. (rstimation in which John R. Soott and Miss Mary ran be were which is better Oats.1500 bu. hels hands at SO NOTICE taken of anonymoui communication!. the Kio Grande has created a a in port. On the 12th the rasee Independence. changed are held the of the Theatre, Wfojfrrrr u intended for imertum muit be authenticated the name, and evoked 4Gc. raylor by patrons Bowery by ovAlntinn .u_ .1:»: i 1 1 Com. Shubrick. arrived at Sau Bias. Store ships The Barnburners' Convention at Provisions remain about the same. Freights. tor T . Ctlca. an name and addrett of the iter; not neceetarily for pubH- .me t>uiiuctu parues, wnicn win and were also to insight into that house since, they have been ration, but at a hie W'< cannot under- Southampton there.the latterLexington Nothing new. guaranty of good faith.1 >e sail for on Utica, June 22, 1&48. would remove all With them lake to return retorted communieationi. completed in November next. Monterey.having board Lieut. Hailcck. U. Alb am. Jane 22..Receipts within the past 21 scruples. andengaged. ti l I'JVWRVrS tn he main in S. Engineers. The squadron was perfectly healthy. The excitement increases. A tremendous effort Burke aud Clarko. Mrs. and and with The nomination of Gen. the Masatlan wus hours:-Kl iur, 6400 bblsj corn, 18 000 bushels; oats, Phillips othcip, Taylor by garrisoned by the crew of the Congress will be made to the taken to the C and the marines of the It was nominate Martin Van Buren; still, 4100 do i'lour rules at a 50. Corn. pains please audiences, which areevi AMleCMANlU THIS CVKAlftU convention has demolished the Philalelphia Independence. steady $5 12>£ $5 lent to all. it would a strength the former would return to the with a the are to be wonder ludeed, if the house BOWKBT Til LA RR, Bowwy-FvEDAj. Time*.Cherry Jmd United Statessupposed\ portion of delegates opposed it, on the We no'e ales of 7500 bushels, mixed, round< were not well amd Fair Star. consistency of the whig party, which had Com. Shubrick. it was not decided which vessel of the Including patronised. Within a short time, these giuiuiu IIIUI 11 Will L I UK t JUI1I1 s i nose at :elebratcd actors aud uctrosses had jeen for the of would Com to Chi nil The OJHUL gun. and Hut yellow, private bargain. Kales of oats at appeurod iu several (* twenty years embodiment Mr. squadron carry Gelsenger on which aud on the we ATUAlt THEATRE, Cb»U:*t> itfMi.Drnovnoer, or corvette Dale was at and the Preble at who oppose the nomination of the elder Van Buren 42>ie. continues dull. pieces, acting havo favorably the Seven Ccrrke.Dawoiro.Sarah the Jivtu. Clay's political doctrines. The election of the Uuyamas Whiskey J commented. In one of them entitled " especially, !,ame Monterey.say also that the hunkers will charge it to the Times," or the Court of James tho Third,"l,Keu!alMr. NIBLTS, Ait/.r PlAoe.Vie.nsoire Bancere.Fovr Sia- distinguished gentleman, next November, Scott shines and in the Eastern Sic. \ Office and of young John. I still accountCouj.vkr, Doniphan.This brave the preeminent, grand tere.Thimfinc LrcAcr, | will perform a like capital process the Holders Office Seekers.. This am, however, soldier, entitled and Fair Star." M.hs upon that Marttn modern us a visit and spectacle "Cherry CASTLE <3ARTAN, Battery.Family Jar». Ac. party.the modern whichdemocraticindustrious class of the community.a sort of Van Buren will be the persuaded Xenophon, paid yesterday, as Chorry, has amused and delighted ail who Taylorhave democracy, it us to witnessed her As a the its de tnrfuifrie.take a interest in clitvaliert of the barnburners for the Presideacy. candidateafforded much pleasure converse with one performances. spectacle piece, MICHANK* HAIJj, CruadwE*. uu Browso- CMRBITV'E form from the hands of Mr. Van Burenreceived great latter is We si_1 1 » " presiJ unexceptionable. perceive that both of Mmtrr. eia.Ethicfiaa Sineiaa.Dancino, Mr. : ucuuai Addison of Col. whoso himself the i under the big mantle of Gen. Jackson's name and elections; ior, on me result 01 such contests Gardiner, Rochester, Young, signally distinguished during these pieces will be repeated this evening, the latter and will some late hts deeds of and brilliant one for the last time, with Mies in whloh that PANORAMA BALL Broadway. b:at UauEt--n.Baetabi/e popularity. depends their bread and butter, as well as their others, get votes for the Presidential war, by daring, Taylor Panorama of the Mi.uiesiffi. nomination. achievements,under the most circumstances. talented actress and vocalist will perform and slug. Thus the two popular the one con- segars. trying Novelties of no ordinary kind are in preparation and TABERNACLE. organizations, from the main of will soon this Broadway. Stevermaeeieche ConCERT.sisting of that formed by Mr. and In the present election, between Genernl Taylor Senator Dix has written some strong confidential Separated body the army.quar- be produced at theatre. Clay, letters to an ex-member of now in this tered in Upper California.(his brave with Chatham Theatre..Another full house at the the ; the other formed denominatedMr. and General Cass, these chevaliers are placed in Congress, officer, VACXUALL SAIiOON.AlexAifliRR. the Magician. whig party by less than a thousand Chatham theatre last full house s Van and somewhat of u The are that city. Gen. 1). says that the Oregon bill is coming meri, fought their wuy night.and maybe Buren, called the democratic party, quandary. prospects as as is as receive General will have the best chances of up in the Senate; and that he will then convince through New Mexico, a distance of more than expected, long the management conducted Mew York, Friday, June S3, 1848. their final doom by the very men and Taylor it now is. Mr. wo will take a benefit but the his friends that he is in favor of the Wilmot three thousand miles, inhubited only by enemies, Vurrey. believe, measures which come out of the Mexican war.a ; sturdy old fellow will not makeelectionany hero this evening, and the bill which he has put forth to But he is too late. He cannot be nominated.proviso.and those principally consisting of savages. Actual Circulation of tke Herald. war bogan and carried on for the purpose of pledges remove from office, or appoint to the Is of no ordinary kind. Tho pioces are well selected ; June 22, giving same It is that the Convention will adjourn inarching, too, through fields of snow, and over Thursday, 19,500 oopiEE strength and consistency to the dynasty of Van mere politicians. On the other hand, General thought snd in addition to the regular company, several actors The publication of the Herald commenced yesterday at A are so tine die to-morrow afternoon.after which a snow-capped mountains; and when their further :>f great merit will take part in tho performances. tniaatee 3 o'clock, and finished at y o'clock. Buren itself at Cass, whose chances not bright, is entirely just Washington. mass will be held. was contested a force, some thousands These consist of a well chosen variety.dramatic and While these are the pledged to in the present lot of office meeting tremendousprogress by musical. The drama of the "Oenouucor," will be the general views which will keep holders, with food and ammunition at their nccur to and he therefore their I proceed to give you an abstract of the strong, first piece, to be succoeded by dances, highland flings, Inlrri stlnjj Mcwe front Mexico. independent minds in glancing over the may expect support through, duets. and the out the canvass. of the Convention for the thevalor ol the Western hero shone forth;command,hornpipes, Kthiopenn minstrelsy, Sic., In another of this will be found ifTuirs of the country, it is to see the Probably he would receive the proceedings evening's amusements will conclude with another part day's paper yet amusing FIRST DAY. on commanded the bearer of a " some 'defeated factions of these old support of those in office if his chances were bb and, being by Jrama. Sarah the Jewess, or the Uream of Kate.**! very interesting intelligence from the city of organizations strug- The Convention was organized at 12 11 to ueiore Were the Chatham as as it is. it as those of General o'clock, macs i£t, appear ine large again wouj^ Mexico, which came to hand It 1jling in the terrible current of the times, and good Taylor; but there is an noon, by the appointment uf Thomas Farrington, of the with an in filled on an occasion iiko this, when so many yesterday. enemy's force, "generalissimo"mentsare offered to attend it. Tho i»*'juCe. relates to the closing 9cene9 of the war, the ' in the eddies of public opinion enleavoring,irresistible disposition in office holders and of Tioga, as temporary Chairman, and the timation that unless the order was particular a ^ taking of Gilbert of Dutchess, and B. W. with, the would and take JJlli Win UU iUUUU 111 bUV UlUU.TUiUUl CUIUUiy of the American and Mexican com- 1dace here and there, to construct a new out like the sun-flower, to turn their faces towardsseekers, Dean, selection enemy charge comitlied speeches party Scrughan, of Westchester, as Secretaries. and then neither ask nor the Niblo'b, Astor Place..There the 'if what think were materials the luminary in the ascendant. him. give quarters; wa9R»ory large mtssioners, ratification of the treaty, the ex- they belonging to The names of the delegates were then called. gullant Colonel, "Rough and Ready" like, replied, last evening to witness the w onderful dancesassembly 1 hem With this in we think it i9 was the name John " changing of the documents by the commissioners exclusively. prospect view, There much applause when of bv tilling the messenger that they might "charge, of the pet" Vlennoises children, < jj0 that Vun Buren was called and to. won haTP) alnco ti,0 of the respective and other Mr. Selden and a few of the ultra there will be less electioneering amongprobable responded and be d.d." The glorious victories Ly Hie opening of Mr. Niblo s fillet' countries, interesting whigs Among the delegates who responded to their Missouri at El place, nightly this theatre. matters. 1 Mr. at a recent nomilatedoffice seekers and office holders in the present volunteers, Paso, Sacremento, tec., It is a aucees3 wh'.ch crcic.t e* Clay meeting in the Park; names were the Hon. Preston King, and the Hon. are too fresh in the minds oi tndo. and which, would 1 election than ourreaders, however, no The Mexican war has, therefore, been finished at ind the organ of the reduced party, the 'lYibunc, usual; and the contest will be decided Samuel Young. to require further allusions to them. Suffice to perhaps, have end, if tho "engagement of these littlo last. The the the and waits to see if there will be an of the by the uprising of the independent, the intelligent, Delegates trom Ohio, Wisconsin, Connecticut say, that Col. Doniphan, and his brave soldiers, fairies was not drawing to its close. The grand incidents, battles, defeats, uprising and Massachusetts were to take seats " Chinese ws'j clpmenfs nn onm« « <1. the permitted have returned to the abodes of theirfriends Balubile," again received with all connected with to wlliir , IW IUC X hone3t, and unpurchased American peaceful it, belong the past, and will giuuuu, people, and participate in the business of the and and trust that plaudits, and e'.icited roars of laughter amongunbounded in from their own volition and from their own sense grateful countrymen, they may the audience. It is uselr,Bg to go down to posterity as part of the history of the 1 nominations, order to seize hold ofIlilllUl'lihiathem, Coiivention.long enjoy the laurels which have woft in the say that the English ' of they were performs j with great taste and histrioniovaudevilles times in which we, in the year 1S48, live. and carry them into action at the next election. right and wrong. This is a happy prospect. On nmtion, the Chairman appointed a cmnmittee conflict that has past. talent. The bill two from each in fon this evening is composed of the Notwithstanding the opposition of the Mr. Van Buren and his are comprising delegates judicial Col. Doniphan, person, is about six feet four best dances of t.nu Viennoisus children's opponents friends, " repertory: equally busy, Telegraphic Despatch..We believe the to report officers for the permanent inches of iron frame, and prominent The Pas dea " of this war, it has been one of the most ')n the other side of the at the district, high, features, Amourettes," and the Pas Hongrois," glorious fence, Utica, organizing despatch by telegraph, distance and allquickest of Convention. organizationfree from ostentation, at the same time alfable and and the Chinese llallet." intervened by the two conflicts in ever 1 heir sectional name On a committee of a of the Four playa which any country engaged. It party under the of the was that received and us, motion, consisting delegate gentlemanly in his manners. With regard to his Sisters," and Thumping Legacy." No has cost to ' and published byconsidered,from each judicial district, was appointed to we would refer to a of doubt the house will be crowded as usual. us, be sure, nearly one hundred and fifty deliberating on the proprietybarnjurners,of the fir.-t news literary attainments, report announcing of peace with Mexico. an address and dralt resolutions expressiveprepareof his address delivered before the Cadets of the Castle Garden..Tho performances at this millions of dollars, on the debit side of the book: lominating another candidate for the The steamer at the sense of the Convention. j Presidency, Edith arrived New Orleans on States MilitaryAcademy, at West Point, atUnitedthe are nightly becoming more and more establishment but on the other we have a in national 1 n order to affect or weaken the one nominated at On motion, the Convention then till 1 and in the popular credit, glory Tuesday, the 30th of May, with accounts of the adjourned late annual examination, published with our citizens, us well as the hosts of that and which far It ' to whom were o'clock, P. M. on last. Th* Colonel and his strangers renown, exceeds that. has proven Baltimore, they particularly hostile. ratification of the Mexico. We received Saturday lady,i/eruld,are sojourning in Gotham. Tho fact of to It is treaty by AFTERNOON SESSION. are at present stopping at the Astor House, but con- very having the world the military power of the United threatened, also, that a convention of the same in i i .1. .l e.. of to the New York on Friday, t! e 2d of June, The Convention assembled at 4 P. M., as per it*iii|U(tic icuviug uic uny 111 mc tuuisc ui u icw plenty space admit of roaming about with fw* and shown all that in war, as well as ' ree States at the North will a on States; nations, be held in few and sent it on the same day to Boston. Thus, the when the Committee Permanentadjournment,days). dom during the iuteivals between tho pieces, is tjuito in every else, this is, a 1nonths, either at or for the Organization, reported, for President of the an attractive feature. The beautiful thing emphatically, great Pittsburgh Buffalo, news passed from New Orleans to Boston in about the Hon. Samuel ot cosmorauiic country.that our resources, in a of 1mrpose of and Young, Saratoga;Convention,St-ml-Annual Examination of the Scholar* views are also truly worthy Inspection, and well military point concentrating consolidating the three and a few hours. which was received with tremendous enthusiasm t« relieve the tedium ot uu { days of tile Female of Ward School intermission.calculated view, are equal, if not superior, to those of any \ contrary elements that formerly rallied under the By the 1st to the 15th of it is the and applause. Department the interesting two act drama of ' Old Tonight. aame of July, expected IVo 10: i is to he its first Hunesty" country on the face ot the earth. It may have saved j Clay whigs and Van Buren democrats. line will be all the to New Elgin Vice Presidents were also chosen. repeuted. representation having been open way Orleans, by The President then to deliver a The semi-annual examination of of this received with such enthusiastic applause. Mrs. H. us an expense of three hundred millions of The grounds of this union are marked out a proceeded the.pupils which circuit from that city to Quebec, in with great warmth and ardor. He school took and it was such as reflects Phillips.Mis* Phillips,Mrs. Krary and Mr. U. ilolman will It ...*Jspeech.L®*glowing1 ...... J .1* I II X I.... place yesterday, (i'avor the audience a without uny benefit; for it already. is denominated the free soil a fit* wu» «>i with musical olio, of corresponding dollars, distance of over 3000 miles, will be formed,Canada,Diliii null |uuuu iiciii^ umi(.ii great credit upou the young ladies having charge of ('avorito arias and consisting have cost us as much as if not the Wilmot is to and tlmt none ot his would songs, ballads, which are nightly might that, more, proviso party.that territory,and which will be equal to the distance across the hoped partyuuaiuburner,the department. The department is under the super- with rupturous applause. The entertainmentsreceived in a war with any of the great na- say, the single idea of to exist ever be ashamed to bear the name, lie said that soucludc with the tarcelta European preventing slavery Atlantic, from the United States to England. We tknndcr and were oftentimes iutendcnce of Miss Jui^tli K. Poixottc, assisted l>y lively entitled-'John, Pretty to reach the which we now in to Lightning John." iu which Mr Holland and Miss Nickiuson both tions, position newly acquired territories, is form the great understand that as soon as the line is to llis was Misses tir.llin, Wensworth and two t 'rasis through speech throughout hailedbarnburners.with Muhauey. Lyon, ippoar. occupy, and to demonstrate the facts which we for making up this new great party, and by New Orleans, it is to connect the lines cheering and deafening immenseof whom were educated in the school. The time Steyermarkische proposed plaudits. for tbo to Concert..The Steyermarkisohe have demonstrated in the war with Mexico, to the uniting the friends of Van Buren and the between and New Speeches were then delivered by Messrs. Smith, examination commence arrived,appointedmusical who Clay, Quebec Orleans, and by that Van Buren and in a most hut in consequence of the trustees of the school not company, have made themselves so satisfaction even of our most bitter ill-wishers. reformers, and the old friends of national Grosvenor, King, Butler, Birney and means messages can be sent the whole distance masterly manner, and elicited frequent bursts ot appearing by that hour, it did not commence until a selcbrated by the excellence of their performances^ Such a demonstration we have been the advocates of abolitionism proper. If between two tiaif hour after; but the time was well occupied in list- tviil their second concert since might, perhaps, they the points within a few minutes. 11 applause. to several beautiful of music.with tlio give their return after to a war some to are all to on Mr. Butler then to read a letter pieces piano Lhcirening at the obliged make in with European | agree unite, they work theircannotown this be successful.and there is no room for doubt proceeded aceouipanimeul by Miss White, a girl ol' about fourteen tour, Tabernacle this evening. Several and to the lion. Martin Van Buren, and alsoaddressedwho in fine and avertures, marches, quadrilles, country, if the war with Mexico had not broken account; they may make considerable effort .it would at a years, performed style with the greatest &c., by Strauss, prove, theoretically, least, that if his The of the scholars was Lanner, and other eminent are out. and create a deal of noise for a few reply. accuracy. appearance very in the composers', Beethoven, great weeks to line were laid across the bottom ol the sea, from The substance of Mr. Van Buren's letter is to interesting, and a beam of intelligence} shone from programme, and in such hands it mayadrvrtlsed But while we in of all the come; but before the conflict between the two the effect. He announces llis The trustees arrived, the exercises be well known how they will be performed. Tho acknowledge, despite this city to England, communication be following every eye. having career of this might in IS41, to retire from were opened by an address to them, composed and company since their appearance among opposition which has been waged against our great candidates, Cass and Taylor, takes place, between the two within the same previously expressed determination, Miss us has been very successful, but not more so ilian places, obtained life, to be He declines a spoken by Mary A. Deegan, one of the leserved. thry the and results which have we are much to think the combination of political unchanged. Here it is, and it a cast Their performances speak for tbeinselvis, country, great glorious disposed space of time as it takes the fluid to pass between He reviews the of the nomination. certainly bespeaks pupils.and attract procedings of mind found in one so :. invariably large audiences. This will be followed from the war with wc do not the disaffected of the will He that all the rarely young case Mexico, portions parties New York and Jersey City. Convention. declares Baltimoreucsti.f.mils.i come forth to tender unto the the to-night, we have no dout\t. did was He exhorts them you think that the head of the Executive department of in strength and enthusiasm, as the politicaldiminishwar Such an at first look perfectly right. Barnburnerstruest thanks of iny class and its teachers, for the niauy Tabernacle.Concert ok Maurice Strakoui, Ti undertaking would, sight, to and to malic a nomination. we to the government can lav claim to any between the two great parties grows the warmer persevere, separate benefits have received during the period of your aniat the Emperor ok IUsiia..Wo really pity reasonably chimerical; but the magnetic telegraph at the pre. His is and filled with emotion trust. We own them as the those who were not useut last of The movements of language emphatic, being principally produc- pi night, at this wire* portion them. When Mr. Polk despatched Gen. the convention at Utica, with sent is as much and as much in its strong and dignified. He reconi nends tiei the of their cd the only correct account of matters that have Tho convened at the usual hour, when the prayer prntit Society encored, pondence with General Scott, he achieved a great brevity epistolary correspondence. Senate like to thophiluuthropist. who labors for its education concert, the prettiest lady among the audience threw a verbal a Vice President called it to order The session I With old and Julius Caesar, after his invasion of sent tianspired there, although reports of dif' opened lie alone is its truest friend; tberoluro shall ho not iplendid houi/utl. at M. S.'s feet, an act of excessive triumph. Rough Ready, however, Gaul, with prayer. in His acts shall ace which wns doubtless tho back the celebrated fercnt character have been published. A number and sleep nothingness. uipnny him politeness fully appreciated by he was not quite so fortunate. In his encounter despatch, veni, vidi, viri > Hearsay of ipemorials petitions were preseuted. to happiness.but their effects shall outlive his years. performer. Wo must now say a word or two in reference but we like must not be which weru received and referred. with the hero ofBuena Vista, he sustained a terri- apprehend that] neither kthe Grecians nor intelligence, hearsay reports, duly The child ilius educated by him. becomes, in after times, ;othe two Si;;nora. who assisted M. Strokosh. vix: the Romans of for fact. We shall be careful takenoi A resolution was introduced iu favor of the Senate's the teacher of others, and these again to others, to Amnlia nud her mother. Barili I'atti. They sangS'ganrina ble defeat. Mr. ancient times excelled the extremely iu future at 11 o'clock. A. instead of at 12. " '' Marcy is, undoubtedly, an able meeting M., an infinite scries, until that which seemed so small a the splendid duo of Norma in ft magnificent style. what we West India affairs: as hereiofore. which wiis " man; but he is as slippery and treacherous as he of the present duy in brevity of Americans publish concerning auopted. favor in Its birth, increases to be a great and most I'ho grand aria from Sapho," was one of the most but our be derate on the adjournment. For this, to to extensiveirominent features of th« vocal concert. M. is able. Mr. Buchanan is also in correspondence. correspondence may relied upon foi (rum the good. you. gentlemen, your Henry , able his depart- The joint resolution House, in favor of the and to our good teachers, are all the meritspredecessors.Schrlever is a distinguished violinist, whose success wc and truthfulness. of on the 17th of was, ou ment, und as honest as he is while Mr. As proof submit the following letters, which accuracy adjournment Congress July, due. All tho intelligence within thee walls, are tho *o tskc delight in recording. In his concerto of I)e Be able; taken « <» are as motion, up. productions of your care. » » anil nrineinallv in the viirlatinns en I iinia iUiot. Walker, in view of ;>olitical stands important as the letters which either the Mr. of North Carolina, offered an amend high principle, again Uauokr, llumble as this is. we give it with all will, as the ,Mnmennoor," the young artist adorned, with a splen- * m Greeks or wrote :. Major Jack Downing in the Field..We ment in l'avor of on the second good between Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Marcy. But as Romans meeting again Monday most appropriate emblem of our esteem. It Is a small lid style, the admirable mimic of Donizetti. Let us ¥ in another a letter from J i cli in November next. this comnie for Cave he has been a Dk i roit. 17th. give column, Major sample of that education which you have labored to erminatp rendu, by giving due credit to Johnson, always disgrace Dkar Sir. May Mr Hanneoan, of Indiana, said that lie preferred extend. Maestro Uarili for his in eucli I-I. .' I- '' ' ' Downing. Major Jack 9eenis to be rather fuvora ability accompanying iu mt* auinniisiraiiuii ; nui wr do hoc Know mal li** I ara the third Monday of October. The various in wore xirformer or It is not the first time we hare much obliged to you fur your kind attention hie to General he the classes leading then examined, dinger. u> not a in in* an Taylor, but ha? lost much of the Mr. Calhoun opposed amendment, and moved and sustained themselves with ercdit. the the high faculties of this whom renarkedwo (it associate for tiie imbecile Mr. Polk, who traii»mittinu invitation to attend the to the minion on the table. great musician, on internal improvement*, which will meetconvniitionin wit which he had in former whilst he writes lay observance being uiways laid to the punctuation,strictest tad the pleasure of hearing perform four new appointed him. days, Mr. 11 enhian, of Oeorgia. thought the motion ought viz two " iluena and in circumstances. ' aud cadence. Thoro were several classes ex polka*. Vista"' ('hicu£o July however, will put it n deal of twaddle. We recommend on. emphasis Laura;"couipoutions, Let tliem all have their proper meed of honor, out of my power to be present at that time. great Mnjoi to be noted ami nod in geography, and the most difficult questlous joth brillinnt and melodious pieces, then a Redowa."' I am. dear Jack hereafter to retire to shades Mr. Atchison advocated its adoption, in a few brio were answered with and as were ind a waltz called ."lira Klorez." ivhieh The members of the administration have ull done sir, respectfully yours, Downing the ol remarks. promptness accuracy, finally LEWIS CASS. be to also those in astronomy, botnny. arithmetic and this hnrmonious quatuor. From the brillinntenmileted private life. He may able entertain there a Mr. of Delaware, advocated the resolution uccess M. Ntrakosh. we to the best of their ; and Mr. Polk will nvi.oi,, .,.,.1 .-OJ.*i.i > Clayton, During Urn exercise*, tho intermissions weregrammar. attending learn that ho has ability go » - I -mull if he has of the " Mr. Butler, of South Carolina, opposed all action on nude for another concert, which out of office at some U. S. party, enough black strap" tilled by Misses White and Keys, on the piano;frequently arrangements will with, least, show of respect; Navy Department, May 13th. 1840. the resolution at this time. nnd the of "Meet ine in the willow take about the middle of uext week. COM'dork. to elevate his ide s. lie is getting dall and prosy Mr KeoTE. of that tho song glen," by Mis* irobably place and much more than that which shed and ; If Santa Mississippi, charged whig Key-*. was admirab'e. Tin: Mosplaisir Bam.f.t (iomfasv..These laughter Anna endeavor# to enter the Mexican in his old lie to die and us tc members desired an adjournment for the oi highly on John four porta you will allow him to age. ought allow purpose i lie following lines, dedicated to the memory of A. 'dented artists, after having terminated a very contempt Tyler, yenrs ago. pans l'rocly. avoiding the slavery question E. Bush null, furmi one of the trustees write his epitaph. Mr. MsNnuM.of Carolina, deceased, rly of engagement at Philadelphia, arrived yesterdaysue:cseful Respectfully yours. North replied, that they the Miss Frances Weutworth. who was but n where are OKO. were to meet it. or other issue school, by New York, they to appear at the BANCROFT. ready any presented to a in the school, now as tutoress theatre on the Oih next ixtelliotnce from Veneziela..A letter from Com Conner, Com Homo New* from them, now and ever. recently pupil engaged of uiouth. We understandBroadray Squadron. Kurojw. in Williamsbi and besot ak a grate, hut several new ballets are u American Head Further debate ensued bel ween Mr. Footo nnd Mr rgh.are beautiful, ready, and will bo highly intelligent merchant of Qcarter*. Armt or OcrrrATioi*, > The auxiliary steamship Sarah Sands, Captain fill heart, aud a mind possessed of no ordinary genius during this summer, at the splendid houseruproicntedof Near Duma Vista. Feb 22. 1847. Mangum. which was altogether of a political character for 1 were rend .Miss Caroline Mn.tli 'nl. Mann. Madame Venezuela, dated May 22d, containsMaracaibo,the Sir:. J is in her seventeenth and the Mr. Miller, of New alluded to Mr. t a«s's poetry. hey by Monplaisir and her husband, are Thompson, day; Jersey, its till < f life, and with their following information In to note of this course on the Wilmot and that he had List! 'tis the knell of death, solemn tone, worthy companions, ready to interesting reply your date, summoning me Britannia, Captain Lang, is in her thirteenth. Roth proviso, charged »n l euf low. n loveu ones »lo their best to please the public. Thin May tin- to surrender my forces at discretion, I leave to takeu both sides on that question. Murmuring iy. gone day inhabitants of Maracnibo beg ray come to this Kneel ye. and join lhi- whispered prayer. CnnisTv's MitrsT.'.r.i.s.. We have so are embarking all their on that I decline acceding to port. Mr. Koote defended Mr Cass, and said that it wa frequently troop* hoard of their lleet. your request. ewis that And speak with reverence, the dead >* there ; of the merits of this famous band of minstrels, that and other vessel* on the lake intend to With high respect. I am sir. your obedient servant. (,'nss of Michigan had defended tho W'llnot spotcn They Rive up Ucncrnl Hen of Ills Nomination. lieen in A gulden link, from the sweet chain of lore, I re do not know what we can add to what we the eity of Maraaalbo without any / TAYLOR. Tnylor ring proviso, that he had fsior f that proviso; but 1 really fighting.to the New Orleans Delta. Jun< 16 seen his error, and I* loosed on earth. to form the one above. lave said. In fuel need no for tho the eity. and shut Mouagu- up in it The fleetblockadeis Mnjor Oenl. U. S. A. [From ] had candidly acknowledged it nlrrady they praise, Comd'g A ri..f I'll.. l,.r ..rolm-liri n it I.,.! ..... Mr. L'.o ...I A thousand bosoms fuel themselves bereft. mhlln testifies Its of them to keep possession of the lake, and fort Sao < Senor D. Ante Lopez Santa Anna By h huppy and extraordinary coincidence, the appreciation t>y filling arias' Is the ri What mighty spirit's fled from earlit and left Mall will bold forth to to be kept by the Maracaile-ro* in opposition to < ommanding in hief. I.ncantadv news of (fen. Taylor's nomination was brought Mr. Mnngum. respecting bitive lalms nf (.Jen every evening They Mechanic's ( ass and lien. at ft to o'clock, without So much of love ! One who has fllludeaeh heart light as and. as will attract a ga* The intention is to starve hliu out or Maracaibo.Mona. Now if it down the river from Memphis by the steamboat Taylor. taking urid for the noble usual, usual, large or force brevity, which, is said, is the soul of the Wllh pride homage, part we have uo doubt. audinice him into a capitulation 'ieneral I'aes is in (Jen. Taylor, Capt. Moreheud, (which, the question. took earth's sons. How cities bowed. * by by, lie nrnlil Boeono.' and will not wit, is in to he made u On motion the Sonato adjourned over till llA-trAnn's rAvoavMA..Southerfl visitors take av ' probably advance on Maracaibo epistolary correspondence, the reader will remember, was tiie name of the \nd as the conqueror passed, proclaimed aloud until lie has an efficient force If Monaga< fails into test iii the of the As the boat Friday. to-morrow.III-" nnd nuch Interest In seeing this gigantic work of art n* do the snare laid present preHidenti.il canvass, General president convention.) Ilousc of praise power he of the North, of see it for out for him. he will prove a greater hoho the General's near Itcprcuriitatlvce. people Many them Ilia tliau what he is even supposed to be at all events he Taylor decidedly has the best clianee. Mr. proached plantation, Rodney,up; The Ilooae convened at ii o'eloek, A. M.. and wm lias Victory won for him n laurelled brnw, impose of testing Its accuracy, and nil agree in certt. is in a she rounded to, and the passengers commenced called to order the n /< <« After to its critical situation, and the moment when he letter to Commodore is Hancroft'as by K|ienkcr p, prayer Or Fiune's shrill trumpet, iu its hurried flow. ytng truthfulness. This Is lis U"sl r«c<.mmcp''tH, Connor, certainly was poses himself mo^t successful may the most die- hallooing very loudly for the old hero. Alter by the chaplain, tlie journal read and approved. ought of him, or made hli works its theme. Ion We hope, however, that all at the North w,n I prove sup| brief hh it could well but in to a a comedy of i ii Sung astroue to him It will not be the liret tirne that the be, proportion the while, the General emerged from log cabin, and hoiis. I ill > '< 11 ambition could no longer dreant ? dsit It before it is taken to ICurope. I Maracaiberos' came down to the win re he was The Si KAKva announced the first inorderto ' have used up. in a similar manner. magnitude of the subject treated of, General landing, met by thing I In* thou, the genius in Ihy upward flight, Vavihall SAionv..Alexander. thu magician, considerable forces sent against them." who handed him the letter be Mr. Cobb's motion to joint 10.000 copies of Mr rouched with wand, and shed light muses the of this is without rival, and therefore takes the TaylorCaptain Morehead, Strohm's and Mr Uedingers The first tliy resplendent patrons establishment, and will do' J The above will palin. announcing his nomination, lie read it without Huport.s being Upon his th<> >ght. and tuade him soar with thee, o for the whole of this week, lie I* a 'capital of probably explain the npparcntly The last episile is not short.in the true tlm of made by Mr Strohm. chairman of the Committee on To rove! in tliu soul's immensity ? j land and is much slight only slightest appearance emotion,.after which, errors in Lhe t of the Sene operator, admired'or his leats. strange conduct of the fleet opj>OKed to it not it inio (Expenditures. showing repor Wm the | Munagas. vidi, vtni, tin', style.but it is comprehensive, and he quietly folded up, the capacious tary of llio Treasury ; nod the latter a Or Eloquence, hast thou bestowed thy power Warren, comedian, la on 1,1s way westward, being minority o fulfil at covers the whole while Ca'sar's of that famous old brown coat, and report by Mr. Bcdiiigcr. of Virginia, and In defence of To chmn the greet .to soothe in sorrow's hour engagements Buffalo and otherclline on the ji voRKKcnov.in th>- ground, Julius pocket a his name, nkes. printing communication not. to the captain, remarked.'"It's very turningtine tlie Secretary. Or 'inong a tuition's stars placed high did it a " from the Muyor to the Board of epistle Indeed, is Rough and Ready captain.a very fine indeed." Yer, Mr. Ilroisor.a spoke la strong term;! in opposition Vs one whose "'very thought could louoh, inflame, Collins, the celebrated Irish comedian and Assistant day, day, tin er vocalist, letter all over.hack, and nnd is the "Itid have to the majority report, and in re|ily to the remarks of Mid.ling the very hrecres there, lives one of his entertainments in on men, on the subject of the bodies AlderIat the belly, ribs, very fine," responded captain. you Mr. I'o the words to the ear ? Albany, Monday exposed as the a down ?" "Quite so," was the Mrohm. made yesterday. lie earnestly defended bring burning iist'ning vening next, after which, lie will proceed to Montreal dead house at the foot committal, politicians say. perfectlypleasant trip the of the Who. wlio this world has loft ; o sn j of lifitli a ii'imrt Secretary against the attacks made varying, changing fulfil engagement there, which commences street, no tain's response, "Good morning, captain, goodenp, It. bosoms feel themselves bereft. on error typographical The fact is, that matter how the pack is And the old upon nnd concluded with some general remarks on W hat thousand ho 10th of July occurred; which, in morning, gentlemen." imperturbable the of the wns his- but not the tame of though trilling old Zack turns and character reports When he had set down A fame power,' Mad. Is at has drnwn from Mr. n up trump, invariablysluiflled,has waddled off, bowing as he went, to lire Mr. roe. of as as the summer Augusta dancing the Buffalo Theatre, itself, Leila sjiecial notice. gentleman Vis Ohio, moved that the House proceed As fleet, passing, hour; rhcre are al*o Miss 4 the best hand. passengers and crew, who made the welkin to the consideration of the of Hut true noil Axed as the bine are.h above, engaged Valho, Miss 11. Matthew*, The n ntenee in which th< error as ring regular order business, * ,nd C. Salisbury. occurred, read with their loud hurras for O'd Znck. wh ch was agrei d to. ,i i in,' whit* heart, shall live. 1 lie lame of love; j follows:."Among the corpse* thus cxjicscd, Na.hsac, New I'ijovidknck, pa|»ers, of a late date, 'lhe House then loek uji for consideration, bills from And fond llm bosoms where thy memory rests, I were some of ' prisoners,' who had died of for which we are indebted to Capt. of he Senate, which wore read twice, and appropriately Hsitlilul the love tiiat reigns in ehildliood'sdireast Polltlrnl. the Muggins, Political Intelligence. referred. Noble. Indeed, part bright ning the smile , I small Arc. ' the schooner thy Stkamiioat Voting..The vote pox," The word prisoners' wan w rit- Commerce, give very favorable Tayi.ok Movements rv Massachusetts..A n*Tt;n*i.i7.ATtosi i.aw. Of happy faces, hearts that know no guile. ill following 1 the suggestion of the wVtikeno t ten persons inth< original MM., and should have of the fruit crop through the Bahama Islands.accountsHnd Fillmore ratification meeting was heldTaylorat ^iiiong the bills pao'ed, was one allowing temj Protecting, cherishing ouch noble thought ; whig puMHengera . loard of the steunier l.f n «o W< II i.-it Mass., last por.iry absence to foreigners, who have tiled applloa Tendariug to nil approval and support Western Woilo, on her l.iie printed nol hate called The planters were had Mewburyport, evening. with louder rare. ' np frotn New Orleans to this on to an erroi so greatly encouraged, having The Hon. John it is lions for e lir.i nsliip. without lo-lng the benefit of such The infant plants losterfng city:.Lewis Cuss, ffj bat for the , rain. Wentworlh, stated, is And full bliwsome there. "2. General HO. A vote HI ,, III 11 / !' I unimportant,a v opious showers of .Some twelve American ajijillcations. which was adopted unanimously. That age may many Taylor, for the .iiieil himself o| it to in Illinois for Congress, as ,.n Anti-C afn Such the one whose loss wo n aurn C was taken on the on M the with a vessels were at the running civil and imflomatic departed Billow, her Inst tripPresidcnVfront charge Mayor want of truth in the Islands, loading pines, bananas, j The district gives about 1000 democraticcandidate. Vimton moved that the House 1111.1Mr.resolve Itself into Then ohtde us not that tears and sighs ara borne, jiounton to and stood for in- n. or W at calied I ' Uo* ar* nearer Atr Galveston, General ft MM State[\jranges, Arc., for the United States. I majority. Committee of the Whole, on the Wtate of the Union, Steaded with tbtfM who'* j, 17; for Cm*, 13. Tay>r, -