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New York Cattle market.

FEB l6.-At market, 100 Beef Cattle $500 from the
Souh 100 Cows and Calves and 1000 sheep and Lambs
PRIcrs-Beef Cattle-The offerings last week We 70
fully 500 head greater than those Of the week
and buyers have operated liberay-not than 300
remaining unsod at the close OF the weeks business
Monday evening. SIS SIS so fair quotations for in
ferior and middlng Sorts and 81 for superior and
primo qualities We of few sales Of extra today
at $3.50
Cows and Cohesive quote prices from SIS to $a6
IA: in quaty)-at which figure all but 20 head were
sold
Sheep and lambda slight Improvement is noticed
All at market taken at prices ranging from 80 to So
according to quality.
Hay.sales Of loose reported at s7t 100 cts per
cwt, North River bale commands 80 IS cts The
market appears to be well stocked.
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION

THIS to certify, that have been afflicted with cough and
settled upon nv unSs and which INV phvseian ais. usins
various remedies pronounced incurable had pain in ny
chest and left SIDE bad cough fever night
Of stomach and bowels, great weknes and
by Schencks Pumonic syrup determined to give il fair
TRIAL l. loosened cough and relieved my Breathing, and
after using some time, began am At this time
PERFECTLY well and hearty and attribute ny recovery solely 70
health Il is an excellent medicine and would recommend
all try it, believing that il the directions are followed they
will be cured As have been.
ENOCH SWALLOW,
Hunterdon County, New jersey.
The genuine Pumonie Syrup exclusively By the
proprietor and for sale st his principal ocs Ne Court
examined and obtain pamphlets describing consumption dy
pepsia and liver complaint, free fchaYge.
For sale Dr. Carroll Co.'S Murray street; A. b. Sands
Co. ?7a Broadway: C. Hutchngs as BeseLer street. and
and H. Everett IS Hudson street.
Please bear mind that g. Beekman does not sell on!
gna Genuine Pulmone Syrup, and avoid deception apply
Tor the old established medicine, No. Coprtsndt street
tvnxun i
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MOTHER'S CORDIAL.

E superior efficacy Of this article, when used the last
stages pregnancy apparent that female who has
experienced its benefits would be willing any sondt
nsh The suernss attendant on Child Birth half and
THIS quack article but the prescription OF resua
Physician who has made this branch Of his practice mar
slsr study For sale q sa Broadway q John sree
dn imr
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q q M M k u CIAL.

New York, Monday, Feb. l6.
AsHEs-No change in the market, and steady at
So 874 81 for Pearls.
BREADsrUFrs-Weh have but little change to make; the
market still very nanimate; is held at IS 62
Michigan IS 563 S. 62t; Southern and Howard street
So IS a SIS al; Georgetown SIS So
CorroS-There was a fair enquiry to day, and the
sales amount to about 1900 bales steady rates. which
included list of about 900 bales Uplands for Havre
We continue quotations and add our tables of re-
ceipts, &C., to the latest dat
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Fits! FitS!!

1VANS' VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infhble TenAe-
dy for Epeptic Fits Falling Sickness. Convulsions 10
One OF propetors Of Invaluable Meaeine, sie
whole period time was under medical sreasment
quen and violent end this is the universal experience Of al
that thus afflicted II Is we'll knewn that from time lame
the bos.ted power Of all medicine j. now hssn year
him perfect health hundreds bear ssstony q n
sovereign efficacy ofte Vegetable Exsette ts hite
nyulueabe disease Thanks Dr. Ivans for the discovery Of
this afalibe Rensdy All rhss shas afflicted nay nov
avail themselves of bessiugall nvIted call e The
Principal Once is Grand street, New Yeh and have their
examined and advice give free OF charge and WHARF
per bottle.
Iyans Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for removing all
and corrupt humors, and purifying the blood Price tive
I'VE cent? box.
d20 Im-r IvANa & HART, Prop
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NEEDLES.
Cd DriiisdEyed Needles warranted equal IN quality to
By - 49, ..JAME5 WALLILyyT,.,
Beware Of Couatsstseu. tai lm'f
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DR. SATMON'S REMEDY

nor dsordes Of the Stomach, Liver Kidneys, accom-
attacks Giddins:. PslPson lsnsu9I low spirit. oss Of
and other
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with extra
all who have s.eI that the propetqT h. been induced 70
from the above complaints that it is professes to
perfect nvigoratng the system appetite health
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY. NOR any
business TIE
CHARLES II RING, 1s3 Broadway,
A21lmRm of Jnhu n. S0lA Aren't for ~. ~.
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cause But predicted several days since partisan
predictions govern every other combination in this
country
ITO place and power all public spirit tends
Inplace and power all public spirit ends"
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PORT OF NEW YORK. FEBRUAKY IL.

Cleared.
Ship Arson, Barkman, Cha rleston Geo Sutton.
Ship Rhons Harvey Baltimore, Nesmh u Walsh.
ehip Oswego, Johnston New Orleans l. Collins & Co.
Bark Columbia Trussse, Madeira and ST Croix Brett
Vose.
Brig Exact Johnson Savannah, Starges Clearman AGO
Sehr Rcd Jacket, James, Philadelphia, eager MAILER
schr Mary Jane 20 veil, Norfolk, Stuges Clemmsn Co.
Steamer Transport Could South Amboy
Arrived.
Schr Mary Eliza Sharp from Philadelphia with coal 10
Newbold The anchor of Quaranfins on Sat-
urdsy night and rode the gale without sustaining any
North Carolina.
schr America, Best, from rhlsdephis, with coal.
Below.
The Pilot Boat Jacob Bell reports below the bark Cssto
a days from New Orleans, Juls, Virgil Clark brig Nsw
Orleans OF Belfast - days from Tobacco to Rowland A.
penwa; also, brig Andrew RING.
Pilot boat Blossom being below the ship Orleans
Is days from New Orleans. Consiguad 10 - Nielsen.
Sailed.
Ships Cambridge Bsrstow, Liverpool; Duehe.e dOrlesns
HayTe.
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AUBURN, N. Y, Feb II, ls46.
The Trial Of Wyan-7hs Fogging to Death in
the State Priau

We ct0te kTtSOH
take the liberty of addressing you on the present
occasion, to say that great excitement prevails here
At present. in reference to the trial Of Wyatt. alias
Smith, for the murder Of fellow convict. nearly
year ago. He has retained Ex-Governor Seward,
and Christopher Morgan, as his counsel; and trsm
what has TRANSFERRED to-day, we are likely to have
renewal OF the Polly Bodine mode Of choosing
jurors Ever since ten O'Clock this morning. an
attempt has been made to form a PANEL OF Jurors;
and, as yet, only four have been accepted.
There Is another subject here which might be
improved upon considerably at the same time
namely the alleged +" fogging to death" Of Plumb
That Is a matter which has been very much exag-
gerated and mlsrepresented, and which you ought
TO put In Its proper light.
On the 18th inst, fine broke out in the second
story Of tho Union Hotel, in Gsns Falls, owned and
had become of ruins Mr.. Chambsrlsn's loss IL
considerable We understand he was insured $500 on
the house and barns
Markets.
N.w o.L..ss. Feb. The demand for cotton du.
ring the past three days has been greater than 81
has amounted to u Gao bales ysstsay
There s good enquiry again this mornings but holders
asking rather higher rites, as compared with the
business done during the three days past and oonss
inferior 81, ordinary 81 as cents; COED ordinary q;
ssor nddpg o. niasns ssd %s saa
three days Sd Feb, Of Louisiana and Mississippi
10 90l bales Tennessee and North Alabama 500; Ar
kansas, SAL Florida 2ss Mobile as2-togethsr Is o0s
bales. Cleared in the same time for Liverpool s67s
bales; Marseles, 1901 New York. 1885, Baltimore ATS;
together e2S2 bales making addition to stock Of 1854
and leaving hand inclusive of all shpboard not
cleared this day, q stock Of LAT 90 bales.
We had good demand for Sugars yesterday, and 400
hhds have been sold this morning very steady prices
About 500 bbs Molasses have been sold at 81 cents
gallon
The disnclination to operate in Flour, which
have noticed for some days past continues though hold
price 900 bbs have been sold this mornings Holders
Of Pork firm at $40 so for Mess An offer of $40 for
900 bbs refused yesterday 400 bills prime Beef
have been sold lat S. So which shows decline Cor.
resp0ndsnce Of the Baltimore American
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

L La Woodnaptha, Iceland Moss, Wild Cherry &C., for
Lung Heart Throat dsease, DyspePsia &c This celebra-
ted remedy be obtained price IS 10 John street,
and n Ninth Avenue; at the latter place phys
clan attendance 70 give grautous advice from 10 AM
ial7 imSr
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lpta
seen in almost every paprrl csadered
book claims especial CONFIDENCE
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh ahs
former works viz, The Domestic Guide to Medicines
tise Dy.pepss the Epidemic Cholera be has es
the America Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mot
Of this city, Dr. ysck OF Philadelphia, and others and
which il gratifying, has permission to refer 70 alnc
every phvslclan ofeminence in the city, jas lmossY
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" For OF the effects OF the late gale and the
loss Of the John Minturn, Orleans, New Jersey, Lofty and
others, see general news columns
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIcArIoH.

Receipts at ports Of U. 8. since Sept .loa2,7Is
Same time last year. Il ,22l 1898
year before. i, 079, 674
Exports since Sept. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5E, 1856
to same period last year. .......... 7s4,24O
:" year before. ........ 395,36l
to Great Britain since Sept. ........ $50 96l
same period last year.. AL SAT
year before 27l,sl3
Stock in this city. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Receipts since LIST inst. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Exports -. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Vessels up Tor foreign ports this year. 50
last year. ....... ITO
year previous. 49,. Sc
Freight to Liverpool, fair enquiry at I'd to l6d
Havre "......... Get.
Exchange on London, inactive. ........ to s}pc-
Paris &C.. IS 9e} to 5-274 !"
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on Saturday a. II ~ .soat miles of shs HsSissS.
The Bloom bosrdsd brig Moses from CharisstOa saar
week ending Feb ia-
..,.., ,....,. a'1s,al.. c.s,s"e.' ci::4:ss;
Foreign vessels. :. ..........s loo
Passengers arrived during the same period 3
SIR CANTON. Capt Harding, of Boston, from City Point.
The Is e o.
q S. gale ioS
;S.a Oh: b:1 s: LII.
Of !hs {sbou IS h. ds tob.seO On the sh NJ
mast and .ai: AZ ia IT. the gale abaiar' made for the
nearest port.
Fsss l;s e. lon g a. brig c'rdsna' o0odns from Will
HOms Ports.
ALEXANDRIA. DC, sb is-sd schr Eage, Trsshsu. New
LSwT' Del Feb 18th. brig; Er,besh h. L.p: and vsl..
now !. the ane6crss. Three fore and an sehrs came in this
sS%'a. :d psS up vi pr: ,s sight
,NoREo!x Fee S-An .hiD Canton, HARDING, from City
mouth Nh 18Th, arr sehr James. Ross. M.rbIsnes Mass;
rs. sa.
eli
brig Min:ry, h.mmSnd 81 Kits; 'ehr' President Brown,
Ms.i As.:S c1s;; s Be-; g. New
fs.u An.,s S2s ssS cello sp IN NOZZLE s5i::
schI Elmirs Rogers Aaltsrs, " York
WILMsores Feb a. arr brss Chas Henry, Bishop Ma
s from YOai calsdon. Morrison Ansrs u. g The,
sid bngs Amer Treadwe Hsvaus TsszeI McCurdy, 81
Thomas; Sophia Wymaq, Havana; schr POWELL, Mureh,
- ri are i Bryant do; brig oa,y Doughty DO 18Th sd
Lue,s; Gen Stark, Lassthorns. N Yo,k.
,WAsHiNereS. NC-aH week ending Feb II. schrs VIM H
Sch. GISb. 4s.kl ws. Indies. C:hsnrs. Bo;teni Avon
zsbeth Ann. Tolson, West Indies; VIM Bird, smith, New
York. 49,
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ADVERTISEMENTS
OoII.EaH
Medicine and Pharmacy
05 NASSAU STREET.
n Z DICAL ADVICE
PRIYATE DISEASES.

PRIVATE DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS Of shs New York College Of Msdis.s
sos..s. ssca % ii Ss.s:
% soessuon Susisss: isvsas =. -
6rt .ppssase o. those sess vsss amount q ssSsss
Css q H. q: :r.:s q
sa s:, tis: .ss N M.ssn: ~ eur. .....
I'M IMPORTANT {, Fl TO COUNTRY lNvALIDs-.s.ss
s g Ss . eos
ing Al. Dedicnsi Ieq.ists perform r.de. cure bys,
inetos and vsstnsss received ssswSe1s NY. and =
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MEURE, Rssssrsd II the Cclsysl
6ds.s z:
% q faa %
S':.ass iisS un ss
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC FILLS,
FOB ne radical cure feonoghos, gsst :sn.sl s.c.s
r e. I;s.I! .sa.y Z.
DC aIssS. YSsy .ssss cure 49, sSc:s. inc a.
ny q non
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE;
rtis:s: .: s:::s Ss::ss:
s:.:.:
brsaed Alternative.
= :::; . ;:s: !: e 6 Oh .''.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAH.
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
x as Hr ss.a Ss:s: r.
refined and highly concentrated extract possessing ali pup
fyng qualities and curative powers the above herbs coa
sIaet AZ present before the public ad nsyss
pure :tsis Sood .erofas ss~o.s
blotches pimpes ulcers pain bones or joints nodes
eutaneous eruplons throat
nom the secondary effects ofsyphs audcious ussf
mercury. -
SOLD y single bcttles,u nsuosss4
:. in eases Of h.f doss bsstiss. 4S
Cases forwu ded 70 all parts Of the UAioa.
hs'ss1 t'i sI9!H e y4slsossls yysssass
a. The Concentrated Extract Of 6rsepariba, 0se
Ia nd ssssanss alss jsT sals lyS Dtvtssa sRssl
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kDe BVAM
INFORMANT MEDICAL MOTT

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. u Peck slip. Water street.
New York, has been than forty in the success
ul practice and surgery particularly in curing lper
Oh obstinate uoe in the throat sctures eaus
ed BY Malpractice IL OF the importance the m
fortunate TO choose experienced physician Dr. T. is the
Oldest and most experienced in this city, MS practice
bis success astonishing after they have been He'd
from the Hospital a. neurable His Offices well arranged
Tor privacy Call Peck Slip and be convinced His charges
are most reasonable and all guaranteed ln~mc
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OIG 1fNh
ELIXIR. OF LOVE.

T..
HE great and increasing demand for celebrated
and the United States has celebrity which time only
eminent physicians throughout the civilized world sove
reign and speedy cure for lncipent Consumption Barren
cult or painful Men.iIarstion Of Urine or nvo
untary discharge hereof and the proraon
whether the result inherent causes or produced BY
There shadow OF doubt that this true and
the uuvaled efficacy of the Lucina Cordial as specific for
Barrenness Flsor bus elects Irregularities the seere
verse Proapsas tsr and in fact sImos. every Ss.se to
which the most delicate portion Of the human organization
for thing Of that oe ed as an nfalibc cure
while in all other diseases enumerated above whether
Lucua Cordial gentle tonic operating generally upon
seertve and bracng the whole without lar
On the contrary IN perfect harmony with ma
ture and does not create temporary vgor but
fully the purchaser of the truth Of ii We hs1. a.
sI Is1sp;l ofet u; FuSa New York Sold also
Murphy 80 North Sixth street. Phladephia; o. X Tyler
ss ss Gy RSs
Wilder Louisville, XVI Sanit P'Ts' $500, md t ~
bottle, or s2l per dozen. .ii-,~r
nOCTOR CORBITT, Menbs q n, Usivesf IS II Ssss
- York, also msmber ofthe Nee society hs renese "a
his Office from ls Duane to sAr CHATHAM
Square-may be consulted conhdfu ally a ttsesaes az
delicate nature Strangers rems tst e Doctor
exclusively confined his practice toire gsnesa to he
year. ia the city Of New York, c..s. e Ill .atis 81
tsnon The annals Of medicine do record
unfortunate against the of mescury has its
efvictms Recent removed three four days
from the system Those protaced and that
have been under the of physicians less experienced
viii be sure to find prompt resfby calling Dr. G.
skill Structures engage the Doctors pro-
found attention. A medicine be had prevent certain
feb7 I'm oar
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Domestic lmportations.


New ORLEASs-.hip John Mn,urn-l3t bags A Chorch.
man-6o hhds Lasaa Co-li3 bales Haven & Col case
Defour Durand co.. Defour Dursud Co.'S bales
to ordsr-7 bales to orders casks Her Lees Co-l06 cs
Mech n Co-20oo pigs ead-Ioo bales Clouton Meile
Sandford-l bales 80 bundles bbls CASKS Fisches
bales Cazet Astroinlooo pigs lead Pollsn Colgats-
nso1s bales John Rsnd.l-aoo Dbl: Robert Malana
George Morris-l Dbl sugar Dbl Fsh-il schermer.
hum 4 Narsh-3o Kno wilton Lyman Lymoy-2 Jesse
kananken Son-1 case Lacombs Begoden-j BIS r nj
Whitlock-loo bbIs Thomas Mayhers hides Oericis
krugcrl03 sacks feathers 38 kegs bbs sterces M hhds
100 balos cotton and Is pkgs sundres to order,
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Hon. w. L. YANcEY.-We published an extract
fiom Southern paper, stating that Gov. Martin had
vetoed the bill for the relief of Hon. VIM. l..
fancey, and that, therefore, on his return to Ala
bama, he would be liable to an indictment for an
offence punishable with imprisonment.
Il appears that in the course of the Texas debate
last winter, the Hon. T. l.. Cingman, of ~ c.,
charged the Southern members with being leagued
with the aboltionlsts OF the North, in not voting
upon the repeal Of the 18th rule Mr. Yancey hurled
back the insult which he considered Mr. Clingman
had cast upon himself and his Southern colleagues
whereupon challenge passed, and a meeting took
place. AT this meeting, after Intellectual fire.
consultation was held, in which il appeared that
Mr.. Yancey had considered the remarks of Mr.
Clingman as personal, which Mr. e. utterly dis
claimed, whereupon Mr. Yancey made the sug-
gested retraction.
This is the only offence Of Mr. Yancey against the
laws OF Alabama. Ii does not subject him 10 pun
lshmentas ills requisite for that that the duel should
be fought in the State; but before any one elected TO
any State Office be installed he must swear that
ne has never fought or been concerned in duel,
either within out of the State II is TO be reliey-
ed OF the disability which Mr. Yancey abored under
on account OF this oath, which thus rendered him
incapable OF holding Office in the State that the bill
IN question was introduced passed by both houses,
vetoed by the governor constitutional grounds
and passed into law over the veto BY vote OF II
TO IL IN The Senate, and 50 to 80 in the House.
We understan! that Mr.. Yancey has returned to
Alabama, and been enthusiastically nominated for
a reelection.
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Or. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THE superiority Of Dr. Hus instruments all othen,
rope and America.
Once vesey street. Aaor House. female attendance
ir the ladios department. j0 liner
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Foreign lmportatIons.
Billie, Hon-BriE Robt Bruce-2 boxes specie Banco-
bag do logs mahogany Alexande-2l hides ~ do
bag specie box shells J Labouis
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Passengers Sailed.
LrvEnrooL-Sbip Cambrioge-A Montgomerie. Canada;
Alexander Muir, Aberdeen; Geo Stswsr. surgeon, do
HAvRI-Ship Duehesse dOrleans-E Lisber Mrs Booraeu
and maid. New York
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The Blossom spoke the ship 81, 0eop. iron Liverpool
Saturday, a II r NJ, about miles T. Of the Highlsnds
Tho Blossom boarded brig Moses. from Chasston satnr
day moruns-oh of Bamsgat-
ARRALs CLEARANcrs the port OF New York. for the
week ending Feb. Ia
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THlkU EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,
nv mn RAIpH

I'm CERTAIN DISEASES, in which the best and mosa
eonversnt means Of cure are stated the plainest pcss
r-rs s''sn without r.serve giving also clear and hithf
dtci Sa ~ ia t 'ir--dcrs frequently mistaken
81 which .4ind ar Aeid for thc acc
GergptiUns we'll NHCTn AOsrtFre e'ass M ue0c3z
few q tae ~ aeccr
tan ahlcn cElss .ls subject w ~ oaiy e e
o. eIvicL erect fyice -. tSsnt II pes tehesn4
Ssrsf ~ sislaef Acye - zearG igftas' ~ re & SE
tG1& md z1Serserrts they coufH 81 fh0bc sh<t5
sf-f4J aiff fgct -
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or lei the horse eat il. The British Minister if he
act wisely, will take our offer at once, and term-
nate the present unsettled condition Of things IN
pom countrles-restore peace to the people, renew
ed vigor to commerce, and confidence in every de-
psrtment ana cgpd,tlop Of life. both in Europe and
this country To Mn Buchanan, would say, re-
1s to The ben Of the Supreme ouI tor which
and dignity, II you cannot relrace your steps upon
this subject without either lessening your own no.
nor or your countrys and leave the difficult cues
ton OF Oregon 10 others who are willing and ready
TO end the controversy upon terms agreeable to all
parties.
An interesting and unusual incident occurred this
morning IN the House OF Representatives. The
Hon. Q lngersoll was seen In close conversation
with the Hon. J. c. Adams, at III : seat of the latter
A gentleman approached Mr.. Adams, and remarked
that ne was glad TO witness the meeting of PLATE
aud Herod. Mr.. Adams replied by saying, that :" a
short time before the downfall oil Mark ANTHONY
Cicero made friends with several Roman trlbunes,
WIN whom ne had been at bitter enmlty tor years
rus iriends charged him with inconsistency. Cice-
70 replied, desire my enmltles may be temporary
my friendships eternal" Quite characteristic OF
ine "old man eloquent" and highly credltable to
him. ARIEL
S-I have heard from reliable source, that
treaty Is under way tor settling t' Oregon question
upon the 49th parallel, with these conditions, how
ever, that the British have the tree navigation
OF the Columbia river for a given period, and the
Americans the free navigation OF Frasers river, on
the north side oil that line, tor the same period That
something OF this kind IS under consideration,
have good reasons for saying, Notwithstanding the
Onion of last evening says, In reply 10 rumors of
the same sort that have found their way into the
Bdittmore Pc'fot that il is not so, because it had
not been ADVISED Of it. 1t such be the Case it is
probable the Senate may be informed OF it in day
or So IN order to ascertain II II be agreeable Them
and II So II will then be sent in for ratification
This Is no more than what advised you of week
ago, when said that Mr.. Pdkenham WIS invested
WIN power to make treaty upon that basis, If he
found he could not make better bargain with this
government The next steamer, which will be here
about Sunday next, may decide the question def
niuvely.