The daily union

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burnt brandy cannot sh ve him?down he musl go, and the

Sallant and eloquent Higler will occupy his place. The

einocracy ol ihe Keystone are untied, and when united

are irreimltHe. The Republic, if it wants to be paul for

ila labor, must seek some other field to work in Pennsyl

vania icon! pay?HaItimnrt Argiu.

Naval.?The old shin Franklin, which haa been used

as receiving ship at ihe Charlestown navy-jard for a

number of yeara past, left on Tuesday morning for Ports

mouth, for the purpose of testing ihe qualities of the new

dock at that navy-yard.

The United Stales steam-frigate Xu*t)iitkanna, Com.

John H. Anlick, ('.apt VVm. Inman, from Norfolk, Junt

7, for Rio de Janeiro and the Kast Indies, was spoken on

the 1.1th June in latitude .14 deg. 10 min. N., longitude 57

deg 30 min. W., and the letter hags received from her,

which were forwarded lo the United Slatee by mail from

Quebec, where the vessel arrive* which spoke her The

?loop of-war Por(mouth, lately returned from the coast

of Africa, went into the dry dock atCharlestown, Mas

sachusetts, on the 19th instant, and will be filled for sea

with all despatch

UniTti) Statcs ttviwi.?The gross returna of im

ported duties, during Ihe year ending June 30th, amount

to more than #47,000,000. The receipt* from public

lands, from th? imports on the Pacific coast, and from

other aoorces, will swell the whole amount to near

$50,000,000.

1-aler frvui Titu.

By the urn ml at New Orleans 011 the 15th instant of

the steamer Pampero, from Galveston, letters have been

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily union. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-07-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82003410/1851-07-26/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily union, 1851-07-26.