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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

o. kUTAW MOUSE. Baltimore tn so,sndld no
5 lSt1iy r-tt-d and furui.bed tho rosi
"~ compls,1 aud elegant manner, by NssnA JACKSON
CRAS5TOS. and amer the Sph April, whsn IL open, 70
tho public will he rrHGy tor thu reception Of guests TIA
experience OF Mr. Cranston OF tho Rorkwsy PayL
lon, and OF Mr. Jackson, at tho Exchange Hotel, Ssl.
more and at the Asor House N. YORK. 10 guaranty o.
the style 10 which the EUTAW" will be kept Tho oet
lion IS the best 10 The city Of Baltimore
II Tn, PAVfLlONRr R0c1A~sy, L. l., viii relatn az
der the charge OF NJ CrausI0n who during tho sGnna
months viii ~ happy his old frends Al this favo'a
watering place. ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

"a FARM FOR SALE.--A aplendh farm Nt
- sale town CT Huntington, thres miles hou
lace, OK at Norh Fort miles from railroad
Deer Para cobstng Of $50 4cres 30 " which IL eovef.
ed with wood. The farm Is beautifully sitaaied and 10
hs state Of cultivation, producing grain Of al atuds Tse
dwelling bou-~ buildings AL good. FfuiG NJ a.
kinds aod no grape vines In foil bna,ing, and The best
waLrr FOR pa,Gcul-rs ingTir- OR REED No q Cbs9.
be,s 81 or NATHAN voaREsE. No 81 Chrhlopser.l
myIi imro3'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

90, fOa SALh-Sd Lots at rurtio Bay.-nbsu,G " IVa
oil Ground including water ell III. with large House.
SC At Turile Bay, IN, Esst River, int-rseetsd By
18Th. a5h and 47lh islaveCUs and avenue Asl regu
lar City losvsusbe fr residences or for manufacturing
purposes Property 10 this Cit, vicinity VIII be tslsnn
myl5 lv M " W.la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21
TwENTY.NINTH CONGRESS-. !. First Session

Reported Specially for The Neto- York Tribune
SENATE. TUESDAY, May 10.
Mr.. CRrrrEEDEN presented petition asking that
Pittsburgh and Wheeling be made ports Of entry.
Mr.. BENTON, from the Military Committee, report.
eda Bill supplementary to the act for prosecuting
tine existing war with Mexico, and for other pur-
poses.
Several private bills were passed.
The bill for adjusting unsettled presumption land
claims was passed.
The PostO flee Appropriation Bill was then taken
mp. Mr. SpElGHT of Miss, said he would not OPP
pose tho bill, but denounced the Cheap Postage Sys-
tenn as intended to keep up high taxes. He asked
II the Committee intended any change.
Mr.. EILHs, of Conn. replied that the Committee
contemplated no change as being necessary The
bill was then laid over till tomorrow.
The French Spoliation Bill was then taken up
Mr.. MoREHEAp entitled 10 the floor. Asthis closes
he is making powerful speech on behalf of the
claimants.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House went into Committee of the Whole,
Mr.. Com in the Chair and took up the Army APP
preparation Bill.
Mr.. TREATS, OF Kentucky. spoke for an hour
and maintained max INC wax WIN NAoAieo "se"s ~
he vigorously prosecuted to glorious termination
He is replying in the course of his Speech to the
assaults made by Mr.. G. DAVIS and Mr. GRipsR
of Kentucky, upon the Administration for bringing
this war upon u.s.
Mr.. DaoMeooLE Of Va. followed and defended
the Administration and the Majority in Congress fol
voting In haste upon the War Bill MIR. D. cited al
precedent the Embargo Act of 1907, which was
passed the same day Mr.. Jefferson recommended
to Congress-
Mr.. WASHINGTON HUNT, of New.York, obtained
the Hoor, nrnii quite scramble for 1t, and is now
speaking. The debate closes in half an hour, and
the bill will be sure to pass,
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Removals.
miscellaneous

miscellaneous.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
7 the Cash Tailoring and Clothiug Establishment Of W.
AH. DEGRoor CO No, I02 FULroNST. where
" Gres, Attractions will be presented
CLOTH COATS,
from IS 10 SIS.
ALPACA CoArs,
from 81 ~ So
THIS coArs OF Linens Gin CHAINS and Prints,
from IS Cts 10 - 80.
CASHIERS PASrs,
from IS 10 So
hERiSo pASTs.
from 1910 SIS 50.
DRILLING and other Summer Pan,J,
from 81 10 IS.
SATIN Vgsrs.
from So 81
SUMMER VESTS,
from IS cts 30 81 Is
Also slsrge assortment Of Cloths Cassmeres and Vest
ngs which will De made order suit tbs most fssdioua
to be Is cheaper than any other in The city
m2i 2neod-
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
RErAILEp AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just received splendid assor
Of Watches, which Will be retaiec the follow
Ing unprecedented low prices:
Full Jeweed God Lever, from $40 to 500
Gold Lepnes :. 25" s.
Verge 10
ALL WATCHES SOLD At THIS ESTABLISHMENT
warranted 10 perform we'll or the money returned.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE with Mr.. VIM
A. Gamble who having been engaged for nine In tho
celebrated Msnufsctores Europe, Ia acknowledged
10 OF the best Watch Reporters Ia the Cousy, and
viii devote his whole attention To that branch
WATCHES, CLOCKS, MUSICAL BOXES AND JEW
ELRY repaired in the hes! nj the lowest prices
Trade work promptly done on reasonable terms.
DEALER in Watcher Wholesale and Retail,
eSfSmeod No. Cortiandd (np fnirsl cor Broadwat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

TO THE TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR TRADE.
ECONOMISTS, Families. Hotel Keepers, 4c.-J. y.
T. SCOTT L. Co. No 10 Na.ssu-sL corner Of john hav-
ing purchased the first lot OF the seasons
Ing mat richness of flavor generally combined and so
tare obtained Offer wholesale RETAIL large variety OF
Green and Black Teas OF the quality oriy, including
the old fashioned Souchoug and English such
AZ used be imported twenty The soca Got
fec Sugars reeds comment they are sescIed OF
The inest quzity.
j. S Scou Co. arc also supplied with STOCK Of esh
imported Glasgow Spic-d Hama; old English Cheeses oil
gr-a. variety and favor.
All goods bought will be delivered within I'VE miles Of
the city free OF charge And all orders from 1e country,
with enclosed rrmtiaGces will meet he same honornbe
dealing ~ If selected by the parii-s themselves
J g. SCOTT i CO. rs Nsssaust near john
on ,o,..S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

old wEITB CASTLE SOAP nsy always Be
Ofoand q Do store Of J.. cODDIHGToS,
H52 La sS Hndscr-st esFsa sprfzs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

an SPRING FAsEiUSs-Brown ID Co. l7s Cost
ILL bats.,Gnars, corr.s OF hot wish 10 fhforn es
pubic OF iarir recent Improvement 10 tho opapahe
tnre Gbd ahi,h " their 20 ha-conblpng s.hon bsss1
sod c1rabity-three important ccnsitsra,,ous 10 ~
wearsr myll I'M
E WATrhiP0NT % CO.--Hal stors. No.
12kh nasssuSl nrs< rulon-st. New.York.
a. u. WATTRIPCNT,
WI. r. JAMES,
eheica saaoTtment Of Hats always hand men os'
pahnu fecture. H. E.-Hsls ula6s order N.Y. In
IN HATS, HATS-Par.s Hoeszin Hats al S. .ssas
Ill 70 Lbose sold w obors 81; aso eegsai dfess bss
e. 81 ~ and 81 g. S1psiorin style and anlh % 'ec3
Ia msoy PLACES 81 S. nsai Han 81 e. c. @ a1Tcn VII
be pieased u Soc his freuds Of IS eslAbnshnaenL
aS I'M $40 p. u. BROWN. iSs raoslst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

O. FOR SALE-6O0 LOIS on the POST ESTATE
81 In EAST BROOKLYN. situate on Myrtr.avenus,
Cumberland, Gallon, Oxford, Portland, Deialb IA
and Fiushiog avenue, Park and other avenues.
The subscriber offers al private salo upward OF 600
los tho above and avenuea comprising Of
Brooklyn.
To individuals or associations desiring TO uniform
buildings ots adjoining each other In Quantities to suit
offered. The 3 Ia lndispuIabe Covenants againa ru.
will bs inserted In the deeds The eurs properly
rsnt9 Walaboat Bay and the East River, and s within
short distance of tbs Fulton Catherine and Jschsonst
Ferries and Ferry rom the immediate veibi;y hu
heen projected and Ia cxp-csd will be In operation
The soil admirably adapted for building purposes, ssd
the grade such and the property aogeth-r sdyant
geousy st1d thai ura ly every lot copsl8s veg
the city and hsrbor OF Ssw.Yorx Several Parks and
Squares the mn, daI9 nais h5orhood For inorne
lion. maps terms. sc apply Al tn. Offices OF
e. 5. Woodruff, Executor Of Gsra'du. Pos. decd
mvli eoilf 20 Fnl'on--t Nsv-Ynrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21
LAND AND LOAN AGENCY.

LAND AND LOAN AGENCY,
HENRY PAYSON having engaged IN The business Of
general Land and Losn Agency respectfully solctis
share OF patronage of his friends asd others He may
10 aesu the Office Of Messrs. Shpman Ayres 90 Wall
St N Y from 20 o'clock, and his Office, near Peck
alp Ferry, WilIam>bargh, al other business hours.
He has for sale, reasonable terms large number Of
building lots 10 various pars OF The pleasant and thriving
village Of William, Also number OF very de.irs
hle lenemen;s among which very rea, and cooyen-n
modern built weiDg house, with SIX lots OF ground In
high stale Of cultivation and richly stored win great va
reiy Of choice fruit and 0hruDberya good stable and
carriage house IL Ia believed more desirable place o
caDnoi De found IN the viciGiy of Guy
Wlnamsburgh Is an Incorporated village containing
population of about II 0u0 rhabsns-t Is well provided
churches of almost every religious denomination and
sufficient number OF good public snd priysLs schools, viii
water pure be found IN most para OF The
county. myl+ lmeod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

n PREMIUM BOOTS.-FHe Ffeneh bco's >.
81 So city made AID eG4sl to those sod 10 TO-
stores fIr s. Flse Ff-hca Premium Boots fci 81 -
T EQUAL to The oes sod in Broadway for 60 and -
YoUSG K JOaES5, French Imported Boot and ~ -,
Msnu.sctory Of toe Inost fashion able IL his cay ~
Boots g-d IL the American InEtitSe and vsfe
10 be The beat 2oots for the pnee sold IN this city
Boots wuyrsred TO give sst!slacI;op P4teoI Shoes -
G.iter, and Slippers, &c. constantly hsnd NsncSt
&c. done IN tho suore. YOUNG JONES,
myi6 N. No. Ann-sL nssr Bros "tp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

SO AT PRIVATE SALE Lots on tho g,h-sve.
rs nue.. between 10th aud IlTlh Also, Lots the
South side of i7lhst bst,vsen 9th and 9Th avahues-
For particulars apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
mvl5 lw Auctonssr. No. Brosd.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

~ the manufacturers large assortment OF the cSoye Co
Ing Of Inc Reveal pstterA Also, lot O! .vered solar
Tampa itcse. together wiz every article = The HARDWARE
suery IN, wooden sod willow necessary for uin.h-
Ing houie nay be focrd al be Hcu.ekeeDerS Emporium,
No IS Ma.een -lans. LmI20i SGITH- TORREY \ CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21
Remember ,ha, this article Is
SIX TINES CHE APER

Depot l26 Ful,on.s-
NEXT DOOR TO THE SUN OFFICE,
SIGN OF THE BIG BOTTLE
For sale BY Drug 2is generally throughout; the u states
West Indies ard Cacads that every bottle ia signed Win
the written Signature OF s. P. TOWNSEND. ard IKE no
oher my9 18th lstp'
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altuarlnns, 0r. Ddnteo.

tUANTED-By respectable married Young tsdy,a
w situation as wet nurse genteei family, who "a. re.
Gently lost her infant baby objection TO go sbor
distance in Inc couury None need apply upies hose Of
So p,an-..'J " '' rny2n 2t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

| For sale BY CYRUS W. FIELD, No Barking -siip.
NB.-Prntns Fspes OF any .srs and quality made u
order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

rSv Pbrenclogisr. and Yublishers-EOWLsR
L TEiLs Isl Nssssn-st N.r.York myu lInos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

nR. CASTLES DESTIFRlC E--Sey- nieen years
Derperenc- Dr. C Castles private praciif. OF Toe
efficacy OF this invslusb Tooth Powder ror eriog ana
venting dess-s the teeth and mouth or suiceut
nporlzrce ard Involvement for MIN 10 comply with he
of numerous patients 10 hTing before the pub
lie pcshes preserves the enamel OF The tertS and
hose which hive become loose tss CERTAIN cure
and preventative for scurvy The gums giving them cart,
iohd aud healthy character II ersdics;ss and prevents s
accumulation OF Il remove Spots and incip-nt &C.
cav from he and the breath DR. Castle Per
forms every operation pertaining 10 Dentistry AiaciA1
Teeth inserted from tooth TO an eniif- set
DR. A. c. CASTLE, Dentist ISL brosnEsy.
ruv5 lu.aod- Sornef OF w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

ssssesd zae aess n win be eoas,.nty kspi 70. sale
BY CopDiSGToN,
ny2 lEt SS Haesaast eorrer Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

EITY LUANS.-Perron, d1nuou. oI inSesiing money
Yin the Revenue Bonds Of this City, payable N iSi7,
with interest six per annurn or In The Six Per
Cent Temporary Water Loan. payable In orc, two or
three years with interest semi annually cs3 do so In sums
OF s25o and upwards, or application a! his ONCE
JOHN EVEN, Comptroller
cou,,,oIIa1. NErs Nav 6,h Ie.S rpyf m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

The Wings I'm Congress-h1peS ecu D To- NJ -
the Senate on the mehiean MO .''A-
rioual Fair, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

Lnseed OIL Red Lead Black Psin Sugar Lead Lc. &c
AL OF which they offer for No It's Tronts the
most res snn ha terms a fneod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

most ressnnahls terms al fneod~
DIAM FORTE KhnIUVAL.-R- Glen 4 Co have
removed their Manufsctory and Warsroom TO 1874 Fulton
West Of Broadway, nearly opposite ST Paus Church,
where lhey will sell their Pianos low for cash approved
paper All Pianos sold by Them warranted and The beat
OF reference given. The OF Ph.fe Son will be used
In The manufacturing Of these Pianos who about ren
gushing their Csbiret business Dealers supplied on the
most r-ssonsbi. ,erms IN 5 tfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21

WANTED BY respectable Young WOE an st1e-
w ton as chsmbernsd and a,s.s:nnt In The washing OF
IN do The general homework Of small FIRMLY Can give
good refefeDcs Please cal IS Carmipei hrs floor up
80 yrV20 q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

ErrlIo!lo boxes staYs,s eos bales and ~ boz.
o. ssgss, ~ Ham, cas-. Ta bosss ssEsrs " HTho
Bends and clio boxe, do Mangansdo-2 cases
292 boxes do Wallis jun5 packages do Rossier
boz mdSe Bemont-2O0 boxes do package de la Gran
-l segars Ernest Fiedler32 boxes mdse Hoe
case LoernE Seine ider-26 boxes Bensei-
1914 boxes Atoinl6 bales tobacco and 1887 box
sugars Lille Rcsines-llb do Lenau-l2 do
Ahlbom-3 casks and 68 boxes Ssmanos-l0 boxes do
II Folier co352 boxes do Renauld Francos-3 cases
mdse @ wills do Houghton Brothers COLO bales
tobacco 100 dozen pine apples and 2e boxes
II box mdse Sullmsn Allen co-i00 boxes Mat
thews col do Maitland Comre co-lsi boxes do
q X Wetmore-2a bags coffee Aquere Oalway-l pkge
mdse Caderon de la Bsncs-l box do Swasey-l do do
Howland Aspinwall2 do do Tagliaber-l26 boxes
gars TO order-l pix do John Donnelly.
Mountaineering Black Hawk-69 bales mdse 1900 hides
Corning son3o 900 lbs horse hair Spoford Tileston
800 hides Crinne * Minturns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

lAS y:!!,AR Wa! ssayi., dTl:assa AYR H.! M-sSls
ns as.sss s'J ss s:it. Barber
s,s eIs. Si. Wife 'ss DasfS
Tsga s ela TR o asGf ;51 days. Pos
Ss seh na % pso0 for
bark Clarissq, Lunt sid July lith for Genoa .;,u;
81 V y IGly aa-n bark Jane civilians Parker
ss ;hs T. ne, ri bike sm and
Boy Perkins fer Fpme to load for Bordeaux Sailed pre-
P hppsh for
Home Ports.
BosToS Sept ships Prentice smith Cardiff July 2
IssS:: Adams: FsssS$ aifdy FsHiss,Sa
ks. s as &ssi as
10 Packet
iss S$S.is %
' ER' Srss G.rtrsds Hs11et s"r%s%
Bee brig ags 81
remains ds,.ina,lon altered 70. Wilmington, Nc.
SD 3D. brig San JacintG; lnew) Carlton Galveson sehr
BsTn Sept AIR schs Planet Halves. Phila; Brilliant
81, FAT S Aug asaA,r AhapbIs Umsy
"a SSi F.:S II
hp prsys C9
gs,shy; SSSsaa, small Bi..os Ssa.sso Mary WEs.'
and Two S,Ihs names u%knowp NH s.e'%,hip AsSs
1sF bs5s ksi
MsSss & day. hf ss'BB A.':mi
Santiago 9Th Aug; srevegue cutter MeIane Cart How.
% 81 he ai s Lssi ss
1 A@s 6sa 's
Hss AI ;ss Pss'f Fl nfs
G Ssa for s ys M 1hP
9n Bangor NasaT hysnn for NYoIt James Hand Fall
;eop. May SsSSl. Ea;, Greenwich ieI Ss%issis csc
Yak Msadiaa DO Se1 ssadwish wheeled Ne~YorE for
s:s; aA s:sts sss e.
hnSss; sch; EsPss !o%s Nefist: Mary Ann Guest re-
Olive Branch Emerson Boston; b. schf Por. spain Meal
s. is4i F%fss
as Sos
efa1
Yot CsSasa
RsOyISIssI Ware s,sTins Xsin,'
93nn compton sharpe Bsumoei hastlhg Westies,'
Cutter Jackson Lit Com'dg Cornell Newport Sept 3Arr
schrs Union Bangs Baltm9re Ann Parker Alchem Bal
tmore; Copper Leeds Thos Ireland Somers,
Philadelphia; Bona somers Philadelphia; Vesta, Lud'
aP EsS .I Svci 1oTi Griffin, Bal
timore Cid Sd, herald Small Norfolk and Richmond
PoRTsNoUIH, Sept IIArr schs Mary, Dix, Wilmington,
NC; Wave Parsons, Baltimore.
RicHMoNDArra at City Point Sept bark Junatta Blsn-
chard, N York.
sAvANsAF, Sept lcAr brgs MACON, HaydoI York.
yerpool; brig Bamber, New York; schr Mankn, Terry,
Boston.
SALEM Sept 3-Arr schs Resolution (Br) Yarmouth, MS;
RAINBOW Rogers Georgetown, De- Brilliant, Philadelphia,
via N York
WILMNGToN, NC. Sept l-Au Louis Walsh Pierce Bos-
ton; Dow RchaTdson' d0i Aa,aTic Rodick York;
James Samuel Somers do; Jones' Podger, do; Della
ware, Elliott Boston, Baltic, McLanahan, Guadaoupe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
The Crops.

The Montgomery Journal, of Wednesday, says: " The
prospect of the cotton crop is at the
gloomy than has been for many years past The
and the rot the effect of the continual rains are de
lsting the whole cottongrowng country From
appearances half crop will not be made, the
light dry Soils while the black prairie lands are COM
pietely swept with the bosom Of destruction The
OF the worm not confined to this section
the whole cottongrowng section seems to be equally
affected"
Extract of letter, dated, GALVESTON, Texas, Aug
"a St6-The destruction of the cotton crop is
mated in this State for the year 1916 Ten day. ago
was thought the upper counties would escape; but
cent news from there confirm flying reports that
been in circulation here during this week. that the
had made its appearance above San Felipe. L. w. as
plantation, 20 miles above had its whole cultivation $50
acres completely eaten up, 10th and 18th instant de-
stoy ed in Is hours The rains still continued but
IN such quantities heretofore The crop is en-
cellent and the potatoes bid fair do well the rot
considerable damage"
FROM another letter. Dated COLUMBIA, s. C., Aug 10,
s4oIhe cotton crop in this county nearly destroy
cd cannot learn OF single plantation but Is covered
WIN the destructive worm. The information from the
plantations upon the bottoms weeks ago rendered con-
elusive the almost entire loss the cotton crop upon
them. But hopes Of better things were Entertained in
the upper counties Our later cut of these hooes
with almost equal certainty"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
question hu, 81 DC no, take ,he moro See DIRT
- 800 rtan 81, lurulry OF nfhsra la aad Mad

aues,on but q DC no, take ths mara spss DIRT
OF any man, en inquiry OF others, learned Mat
there was no foundation for the report II was
said, too, that Mr. Marcy was TO go out of office /,
but this is CANNON, as Mr.. Marcy has rented the
house now occupied by Mr.. Bancroft belonging
TO Mr.. Blair, and will move in as soon as the
present occupant vacates it..
Ever since Mr.. Ritchie's quiet flight to Virginia,
and his request to be nominated a member of the
Jackson Association, the Union has been teemlng
with tariff items, and IT has just completed a
broadslde OF rules and igures-a comparison oil
the acts of 1912 and 1876. Extracts from papers,
too, have been published on this important sub
lect. Some busy bodies have accused Mr.. Hutter,
Ga clerk in the State Department, from Pennsyva-
MIA and appointed by Mr.. Buchanan,) of writing
editorials. week ago we heard that Francis }.
Grund and John X. Kane, who were here, were
preparing something for the keystone cleo
lions and that Mr.. Buchanan himself would
90 TO that commonwealth, would be invit d to a
public dinner, and either respond in person or by
letter, defending the course of the administration
on the tariff question. Mr.. Buchanan has gone;
and this part of the statement is true. We must
wait patiently for the continuation of the rest if
IL ever come.
Mr.. Pickens was here on the heel of the late
session, and it was immediate said he was after
something cabinetic diplomatic. Mr.. Slidell,
too, IN this meridian. They soon disappear
ed, however, and no one could tell whittier they
had gone. The books of Browns hotel, under
date September l. bear the names of 'F. w.
Pckens Mrs. Pickens, Miss Pickens," and there
four others from South Carolina. To-day,
about ten o'clock, Mr.. Pickens was closeted with
the President, and Secretary Walker at the white
house. Mr.. Buchanan was sent for, and came
in hack. He did not stay more than five mi
nutes but came out, got into the hack, and drove
off, in a great hurry, towards the State depart
ment. Mr. Pickens was at the executive man
sion for two hours or more. If he called merely
topay his respects, it took him long time to dc
80. What brings him here, especially at a time
when change is to take place in the cabinet. and
n foreign mission is TO be filed Was it not he
who at the Baltimore Convention, looked ON and
waited until Mr.. Polk was nominated, and then
pledged the vote Of South Carolina in his support,
which Mr.. Polk received What have above
stated, regarding MIR. Picken's visit, know to be
tact-itis not rumor Doesit not por!eud some
thing
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mingt9n Lepreslt, Bray, SALIENT Sarah Beasley, Oxford
Miller DO Barge Mars staekhouse, Philadelphia 1'An
Arrived.
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Bright for and brig Forest, for Rio Jsnero
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.n day brig
Bark Nancy s,eys9s Steven: 2days from New Or
s1H. Nv: re- Ass AZ
Bark Caroline Tha aS days from Charleston with
Bark Carolina Sherwood, days from Charleston, with
Dutch manoiwar brig Echo, Fawdenburgh IS days from
Brig Black Hawk Robinson Montevideo July 10TH with
hides SC, Corning Son Lat 10 N Ion as spoke bark
Odd Fellow, Peunsl from Rio Grande, (prooably for Ca
dir
B brig Phantom Richards, days from St Georges Ber-
muda, in ballast TO order.
brig Elizabeth Porter Albee. II days from Rum Key.
WI with 1850 bush SALT to Buck On Monday last, off
Cape Henry spoke chr Maria from Boston for Washing
ton, NC.
Br brig E Thompson IS days from St John, NIB, with
1875 plaster 600 sacks fine salt Neyius I'd
spoke brig Mississippi of and for Boston, from Maal.
and as :y ds q ns
passed steamst Up Virginia lnew for Philadelphia.
Brig Walton, (new) Rowe DAYS from kenne bunk in
ballast, Post. The w is intended for the George
trade.
BRIG North America, surges, days from Machias with
lumber, to + Snow.
schr Jones ,Podger, days from Wilmington, NC,
Schr Juliet, York, from Eastport, with plaster Smith &
Boynton.
schr Harriet Fuller Bradley from Eastport with plaster,
Smith Boynton.
Schr Bergen Cole days from Petersburg with flour and
tobacco. to Allen x Paxson
Schr Harriet Butler days from Lubec, with plaster.
Schr Wescustogo York. Portland Me, nolasses.
Schr Challenge, Foster, Thomasion, lima
Schr A Thomas Thomas, Virginia, potatoes.
Schr Ariel, Mundy, Virginia. wood.
Schr Doctor, Jones, Virginia, wood
Ship South Carolina Hamilton, &c days from Liverpool,
with passet gers, ~. ...c ~ 4. ~~''>"