The Receipts On The Central Railroad For May Were As Foll...

lL7The reccipts on the Central Railroad for May were as follows : Receipts for freight $ 13,459 87 froni passengere 8,082 94 (122,142 18 Received in thecorresponding month, 1849, $14,172 0 The re passed over the rood in May, 1844, 559CJ pnssengers for $8,682 9 Alsofor ihe corresponding month; 184S, 2618J passengere for $5,409 2 {L Hon. Henry VVise, who whilome of lered in Congress to lead our victoriotis troops to the walls of Mexico, nnd plunder the cburches of that country, of their treatiures and "Gold Jesusea"- has departed on his mi8sion to Brazil. He was a very dangerous pereontotheClay WhigL. Henee the grèat readineeaof the Whig Senate to confirm the nominatiun of Huch an unprincipled wretch, ft? A meeting has been held in New York city to devise means to revive the prosperity of the stage. A difficult task that. ft? Mr. De Bonneville, the lecturer Dn Mesmerism, is enlightening the people of New Órleans on this subject.ïn 8ome of the Southern cities, duelling seems to affurd as much amusement to the populace na abear-fight or hors?race. In a recent duel at Vicksburgh, mony fcets were offered and taken on the resnlt. In a late duel at Natchez, with rifles, at fifteen paces, some seven or eight hundred persons were on the ground. A friend has deposited nt our office a specimen of Texr.s and Tyler buttons. We will take pleasure in showing them to all wbo muy cali pon us. Orders lei%with us will be handed to the agent of the manufacturera. Maditoniiin. flC?"" Tracts for sale in any quantities at this office. Ten pages for a cent. Ann Arbor, June 7, 1844. Wheat has deciined a liif le, buyers ofièring 52 1 cents to-day. The weather has been cool of late, and jreat quantities of min have fallen, which iav xnuch delayed tiie growth of spring ITOp.