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ar If Mr.. Winthrops election to the Speakership
be 80 preudicia TO the South as Mr. Richie suppo
SEES, pray, how does he account for the refusal O..
Messrs. Palfrey, Giddings, and Tuck to vote for Mr.
Winthropl sNS
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At broker, by the name of George Miller, OF
Boston, who specuated largely in stocks, &c, has
been found guilty of forging paper to the amount Of
100000, if not larger sum- People must take care
when they buy paper, TO know 1t is first genuine
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5lr The saelbyville, KY, News is compelled Sc
cond time TO lay over the Seeret Circular on account
Of the pressure Of the matter upon Its columns. II
may lay orer II til dooms-day lit will never hatch
any result
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8T The Wings Of Indiana are up and doing. They
are assembling every where in the State and choos.
ing delegates TO the coming State Convention. The
enthusiasm that prevails is sure precursor Of sue
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now TO ESCAPE DRowNrSo.-A Dutchman was
Ieatng mis- marvellous escape, when thirteen of his
md ions We're drowned by the upsetting of a boat
osked now Did you escape the fate of the rest ~
o,d . nu no, go in tie poad," was the Duchmans pla.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-07

@- A large quantity of property was de-
stroyed by fire in Lafayette, La, on the
Goth inst.
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The Union says that Mr.. Tompkins de-
feated Mr.. Roberts by his " fluent tongue"
He did, but it WASH truthful tongue, which
is more than the PRESIDENT had when he
wrote the Kane letter
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atr The omission of Mr.. Holmes, Of s. c., to vote
for Speaker and the change by Mr.. Levin, ofPa., OIL
his vote the last ballot, bright examples of the
devotion Of these gentlemen to country before party
Dllce decorun est facere pro patria.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-07

Sr The city Of Venice Is about to send prese nj
70 the Pope, consisting Of eight remarkably fine
pieces OF cannoni What would st. Peter havt said
TO such present boston Journal.
lie would have cannoned the donor
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-07

!, n, we are oil looking with anxiety for "Greasy
Bop's speech In reply 70 Mr.. Clay. Mr. Clay spoke
win al me eloqnence Of Rome and no do ubt he was
Journal o''''"'
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II They had cold snap at Mobile on the 2Sh
ult. The thermometer fell to % degrees. Everybody
thought that there had been change of the North
Pole l
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u,s.i . nsse no confidence In the exertions of no.
hau AoJonists TO arrest slavery An their labors
i; IN IN extending slavery new States, and
THROW Post
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sT Independent" of the North American AYERS,
that the members, who, Mr.. French's friends gave
out had promised to vote for him, deny the state
ment IN toto. independent is right when he says
that Democracy stops at any obstruction when
spells are to be found. lie is quite as convenient
to 1t as the truth.
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. VI The city of Mexico "North American" pub.
'ished and edited by Mr. Tobey, takes ground in 70.
vor OF the pacification Of Mexico by extending the
sovereignty of the United States over the whole
country.
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gr The Maysville, KY, Peace meeting readopted
the Lexington Resolutions with new preamble.
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Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Fancy Ar
tiCleS.. Soaps. &c.

THE subscriber has received and offers aale Mt liberal
prices good and general assortment of Perfume.
ry, Hair Brushes, Fancy Articles, Soaps,
POmatums &C., to which he would call the attention
Of his friends and the public generally In the list may be
found: f
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF, "A
W I.ubin's Fine Extract
Demarson's Fine Extract
Wrights Extract OF Ctronelo Rose
Wrghs Extract Of Sweetbriar
Rorssel's do .t lts e.tf
PoMATUMs AND HAIR OIL.
OK Marrow, French OK Marrow Roussel,s
Pomade de Aux Flowers
Myrtle Pomatum, English
Rose Pomatim, do. ffg ftQsiJ ".
Bears Oil, warranted genuine Macassar OIL
SCENTED WATERS
German Cologne genuine
French Cologne American Cologne
Orange Flower Water Florida Water
Lavender do Rose do
SOAPS
Roussel's celebrated Shaving Cream
Naval and Military do do
Omnibus fine large oval cake
d Do, fancy wrapped
Camphor Soap, French, for chapped hands
Crystalline Soap Balls Musk, English
Old Brown Windsor PalmdOil and Almond
Sand Balls and Cakes
BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes, good variety Tooth Brushes
Nail Brushes Clothes Brushes
shaving Brushes Flesh Brushes .tfa
Ivory Rveted Combs English Dressing Combs
Ivory Fine Combs Pocket, Horn & Shell Combs
ALSO Razors and Razor Strops Cold Cream, Lip
Salve, Sachets, Lilly White, Tweezers &c. &c.
CHARLES STOrT
dec 2tf corner OF 7th street and Pa avenue.
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~ An immense meeting was held in Philadelphia
last night to respond 10 the Lexington Peace Reso
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SUPREME CouRr.-This tribunal met yesterday ac-
cording to law. Present Chief Justice fancy, and
Associate Justices Mclean, Wayne Catron, Wood
bury and Grier. The call of the docket was COM
menced to-day under the Both rule
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fS The 81. Louis Republican informs us tina, Sc.
naior Atchison will be made Governor Of Oregon and
That Dr. Relic viii succeed him In the Senate
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Mr.. Polk has now been President for nearly three
years How has he discharged his iuties7
[Richmond Enquirer
In such manner as 10 make the people very my
isus TO discharge HIn-Louisville Journal
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House came to order at IL o'clock, m. b. b.
French, Clerk, read the journal Of yesterday.
Mr.. Levin offered a, substitute for the resolution
that he sent to the Speakers table yesterday, which
was that the House proceed forthwith to the cleo
ton of Clerk. 1t was agreed to-
Several members, who were not in attendance yes
terday were qualified and took their seats.
The House then went into nm election for Clerk
Robert Toombs, Of Georgia. nominated Thomas
Jefferson Campbell OF Tennessee.
Richard Brodhead, Of Pennsylvania, nominated
Benjamin b. French, OF Washington.
Isaac F.. Holmes, of South Carolina, nominated
Samuel Governor, Of New York.
Richard Brodhead, Of Pennsylvania, and Robert
Tombs, of Georgia, were the tellers.
Lynn Boyd asked for call Of the House; which
was not agreed to.
A message was received from the Senate inform
ing the House that 1t had appointed committee OF
three, consisting Of Messrs. Sewer, Mangum, and
Fairfield to unite with q similar committee ON the
part of the House, to inform the President Of the
United States that both Houses were organized and
ready to receive any communication from him that
he might have to make.
| Mr. Houston of Alabama, asked the concurrence
of the House in the resolution Of the Senate Just
read, as that which this body yesterday passed was
| informal, not having the Senate named in il.
| The Speaker put the question, and it was agreed
| to. HaeFeHe. ~ sHH X, 'f1HL
While the House was voting on the election for
Clerk,
Mr.. Hunt asked leave of the House TO give his
voe as he was upon the point of going to unite with
the committee of the Senate wait the President
| of the United States. He was accordingly allowed
| TO vote. sV
The result was reported by the tellers as follows
| Mr.. Campbell, rs
| Mr.. French, lu9
Mr.. Governor,
Mr.. Sergeant,
Mr.. Kent
Mr.. Campbell was therefore duly elected.
Mr.. French conducted Mr. Campbell to the Chair.
| The whole number of votes cast was 226, necessa-
| nv TO choice 49, The vote Of Mr.. Mes decided
Mr. Campbells election.
Mr.. Evans, of Md. offered resolution to draw
| for seats
| 1t was then moved to lay 1t on the table,
The yeas and nays were called on this motion, and
1t resulted as follows: Yeas II, nays 1888.
Pending the cal of the yeas and nays
| Mr. Hunt called for their suspension, in order to
enable him to make report from the committee APP
pointed to wait on the President the part of the
House, but II was not agreed to.
/ When the result was ascertained,
| Mr. Hunt mado report that the committee House
| had performed the duty assigned them, and that
| tho President would send In to the House mes
| sage In writing
| Knox Walker, his private secretary, appeared at
the bar and presented his annual message. The clerk
then commenced the reading thereof, and had not
finished when our reporter left.
Our report is only up to two o'clock, p. m, rs we
60 to press ut that hour.
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AZ Gen. Price was at Council Grove on the Sd
ult. and expected to be in Santa Fe by the 9TH inst
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BrOnchitIs, Amhma and Disease OF the
t Windpipe.
rTHESE diseases proceed from the serosiy corrupt hut
mors Of the blood, having settled itself the ihroa.
and lungs, and stopped them up that they draw
sufficient air in for respiration. DR.. SHEE7,SEf'S
PANACEA will give immediate relief, and TO make the
cure perfect and certain, should be continued time
after 10 free the system Of all bad humors
For sale by the Druggists generally.
dec Gift j. r.. CAILAN
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THE ADELPHI.

NHEssRs. BROWN q NICHOLS respectfully
Ivl announce that they have leased large and
uodous brick building, the0outh side VI Pennsylvania
avenue near the of4 street. and engaged
in fitting up as place Of dramatic and popular enter
tai meut, be called tt.'-s
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o. Temple OF Honor.--The members OF
notified TO attend the stated meeting Of the Temple to-
morrow cruesday) evening, Dec a their Hall on Esree
expected that every Tepar will be present Teinpars
visiting the metropolis cordially and aternaiy IN
vited. by ORDER GEO Minus M w r.
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5 IF One reason why the Mobile Tribune goes for
the acquisition of slave territory is that an outlet
may be provided for the slaves which are yearly
thrown out of the slave States that in progress Of
sloughng the institution for II argues that the ex-
IRENE Southern States are now overcrowded with
slaves and do not want more.
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For Rent.

a large brick house and back building containing In
Q all l6 rooms L street, 7h, in te immediate
vicinity Of the post Office and midway between the Capitol
and Presidents House. For terms, &c, apply to
dec S-d3t J, r. CALLAN.
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NAHNIH Mz1~
JOHN II. BUTHMANN,

NNHNJIz1 0DIrGDI0H1~
JOHN II. BUTHMANN,
South side Pa. arenue, bstirsen 4l-2 and 9Th sfrsefs
Has received his fall supply and has In store
~ as complete and select an assortment Of WINES II
and LIQUORS MS can be offered for sale In this
y city, and at very moderate prices
Madeira in bottles md by the gallon Of various houses
and viniages, some very old md Of high repute
Sherry, brown and pale OF various grades some n bot
Ties OF the highest order lgtB efs
Port Wine, In bottles and on drarght, some bottled In
opoo, which can be highly recommended for medicinal
purposes.
Rhine Moselle Wines Of great variety some sparkling
French Wines OF almost all grades from genuine VA.
tour and sIA6ite' TO a table caret 81 -tItt " 80
Also Sauterne and Win de Grave.
Champagne, p A. Mumm q Co.'S superior and other
brands.
Cognac Brandy, pale and brown, such as ,Maglory,'
Sazerac,' Otard,' DC
Holland Gin, jamaica Rum Irish, Scotch, and Mononga.
hela Whiskey. ~
Havana Cigars Of the finest flavor - 9fsie
London Brown Stout, superior stomach Btters n 81
Tenerife Ilsbon, Sicily, and other cheap family Wines
Absntlie kerscwasser Curracoa, Mareschino Sarinrs
Salad Oil, French Mustard, Olives, &c ~
n Printed catalogues Of my stock can be seen NJ nv
store. tnov 3o-6t) HB.
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Lost,

At Odd Fellows Hail, nth street.
Open from 10a M til 5p. M, and from 10 9 p. m.
THIS large and beautiful collection consists of Chinese
figures Of life size several hundred Chinese Paintings
magnificent embroidered elegant Caryinge Ivory
Shell, Wood, and Stone Models OF Houses Stores Pngo
das and Vessels splendid specimens OF Lacquered Ware
Porcelain Vases Lanterns, &c and two Chinese who, al
and O'Clock, give representations Of the different
classes Of society in China show the Of smoking
opium the peculiar mode Of saluaton Of The Chinese and
one Of them, who is musician, will play upon Chinese
Violin and sing Chinese Song
descriptive catalogue Of the articles and representations
with miscellaneous remarks the Governments History
Religious Arts, Manners, Customs and Foreign Commerce
Of China, can be obtained at the door.
Admittance Is cents. Children under twelve years OF
age, half price. dec g.
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ar The Louisville Journal and Louisville Courier
have united 10 get Telegaphic report Of the Presi
dents Message asord for arord, from Philadelphia.
The cost to them will be eight cents irord! Was
ever extoron like this Not in the whole life Of the
world before.
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arriuals at 6otels, rtf., up to 9 p. m.

onIMINAL Counr .Meels on wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19
DY JAMES M. MILLER Store No y hsidsa
ID lane. ne 1t door 70 Ne, Liber,vst
WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN Aaetiouees
EXECUTOR SALE cfvslassts kssl and Leesehcl

WILLIAM n. FRANKLIN Aaetionees.
EXECUTOR SALE Of vsns.Is Rel and LeeeehciS
e..spWflrxS ps; s siS': =:
auction Tuesday, Jan. 10, ls%7 81 10 O'Clock, Of shs
Ex.ea,or sale q v.u.ble Real and Lsasshold propas.
ty belonging The EsAie u David BROOKS dscsssed vs
No I. Corner CaihaTne clip and Wasr-st- thrce
story brick and the northwest corner Of csh
srins clip and wss[st being ~ feet inch % CashAss'
4 Corner Roosevelt and Water cts Tho buildiags asA
lot Of Roosevelt and Wslss ss 90
Wser.s-Ths house and lol No $50 Water. Ct l6 feet
10 inches from, and rear by 90 fsnt inches depth on eseh
side.
brick house Anown a. the East River Mansion houss)
and LOT The northwest corner Of yamssslp and Weef'
~ feet inches Jamessp, 20 fest Inches on We.
terst . .
feet 10 inches front ard rear 81 feet inches deep.
O. Chery-st-The story and attic brick house, and
The lease Q, ot No 100 Chsryst 10 years 81 ne 80 ua'
T. Ch-ry-sL-rhe two story brick bouss and lsaee q
the lot No ie2 Cherys 10 years Of the Lease unsxprsd,
8 Corner Of Market and Cherry slThe four buildsgs
and lease OF the lot the northwest corner OF mafkst aa1
Cherry loo feet Maketst 10 years Of the lease u'
expired subject 10 one renewal, ke present ground rsnt
Wsterst--The building and lease of the lot on he
northwest Of Water and Roosevelt together viii
the leas. OF the house and lot No 3 Watsrst at ihs
yearly Of $780, years unexpired The buildings
the u Roosevelt and 10 be removed a the
expiration OF the lease.
TO- Ninety hrsts.-Four lots 9istst between the eth
and 5lh avenues, Is by 100 feet each.
H. Seventh avenne-Aso Tote the northeast corner
OF TIN avenue and s2d.st Is by 100 feet eash
Terms-Two-ihrds Of The purchase money may remain
on bond and mortgage.
B-Full particulars can be he'd one week previous 10
the sale application 81 the auction ROOM No. IS Brood
81 SARAH X. BROOKS, Executrtx.
ELISHA HORTON, (r,..,,...
Jietis (Ss96) JOHN BROOKS,
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sMEE ON THE POTATO PLANT.

THIS DAY PUBLIsHED-The Potsioe Plant its uses
and properties together with The Of The present
maiad y-he extension Of the disease 10 the pantsthe
question of famine arising lhereirom and the best means
OF avertng that calamity By Alfred Since, r r 5 sur
geon the Bank Of England, TO the Royal General Dis
peussry the Central London OPthanlc Institution, and
Lecturer Surgery al the Adersgae School Of Medicine
illustrated with ten autographs one volume l2no price
IS
The new ana striking theory which Is here advanced.
Of strbutng the diseased state Of the plant 10 the
effect which insects have upon II, leuds an additional
importance subject which has already attracted great
attention. This OF disease IL made plain TO the rea
der by the numerous plates accompanying showing the
plant IN while the author also shows the
tent OF danger arising from the Of the vegetable while
In diseased state.
Also. spanar5s and their Country by Richard Ford
suihor the Hand Book Of Spain Part l57t cents.
The volume appears treat OF almost everything save
the graver questions Of religion aud politics, which may
possibly be aken up hereafter In respect II has The
advantage more directly historical works-it por
trays the Spanish character well country with hde
ivy
The bestdescrpuon Of National character and manners
OF Spain that has ever appeared" fQuanerly Review.
Published aud FOR sale by WILEY PUTNAM.
Rr,ad
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CogoS ,s-so. sd "a. ~, 2e0, 30, j. "a. 30. -
20 cor,,--So.. ar 10 II. u. a. Is. l6' 49,
% carts.
o .xp TErnrxKR-Beiore Jadss I'd.
-. ana AID Foo; and Hsrt-A cnsis 81 o. -. D. 80,
- He brought BY lady named ram = U.s. - 49,.
I've Of the Bedford ct METHODIST Cnafen ns' tsn
oen s, ,hs sessions 70 this Court FOR tiia ne
Koosn' " S.s.s.nd sfter close Investigation, have
oIss ss n, c.vs Of blame M. Whiting appears ior
st1s- IL "a, DESTROYS yesterday oil bringing TOE
:s.s on bui the De. AoTns. Sere sbsept and
80. on the side OF tse pfoseeue0" "''e ''' INV
- trisI was postponed TO feo'as'y ..sv...-.
- a-ssl., sspo<tcn made OF the cases oil MessFs
.-.,s nd Pollard tCbsrge Of false pre'enees we an
|,,snd 70 relation TO what are called MOCK sueuohs
,,xrvrp STATS COMMISSIONERS OfyIcE-beiore
.-.,..,oner A Gadiner.--Wm. McMnllen and w M
sT,a,g,Id sesmsn Of the brig Detroit new ork ana
cssrlesson psetet we're arrested ~ assn. horrson
- m sor,e little dfsculty which occurred on this
- an he 18th INST Just sitter they had taken plot
- Csntsin states that be spoke 70 MeDo0gsd AZ the
Esssi md that after sons words NED knocked o. IN
- 80 ana ran calling upon Mcmillan for assist
- rho cried out 10 the Captain 10 et The man alone.
a. enjesyoring 10 creste mutiny &c Inc version
Sv~p on the other side was that the captain while
assding the poop keked tne man 10 ,ne lses tnst
scss,Je but springipg on, Il there again a. the Cap
,.s vss goipg 10 bouse him out that the captain and
-. ehssed and terrified bim, and the Captain gave
n. a~vere blow with something be had Ia bis hands
st,n NED sung out to Mcmillan. who was in the rig.
80 10 come down that the Captain was going TO XII
r., Al which Mem cried out 70 the Captain ~ stated
-, Mem sprsng the fore rigging 10 &c; away when
IL mate seized him BY the psnaloons and nearly tore
am Of but the got away. The whole OF the
s-ev who were aloit stopped work to SEE what was
,ons on The mate told the whole 10 go TO their duty
x CAPTAIN walked ait and the affair ended. The cook
.,,sed that Med told him the same evening thai in the
GAeulty he had knocked the Captain down The Com
.i,sioner decided that Mcmillan should be acquitted
"a McDougsd held on the charge The latter entered
,tb dangerous wespon. One of the ssid he
ttogsht II was slong shot The owner Of the vessel
zen; bal for the Captain the seaman was sent o. prison
Nessrs A. Mash and c. Doneho appeared on behalf OF
a. risnner. and Mr Barber for the prosecutor.
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Markets -. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

Markets. -. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
MONDAY, Jan II
ASHEs-Tae market is quiet Pots are s. and Pearls
S. 80, but we hear Of no sales
COTTON-The sales to-day have been 1900 bales at
very full prices, which are daily creeping up
FLOUR AND MFAL-The news from abroad has
tended to stiien the market and some holders have
asked s. IS for Genesee The few sales have been at
S. 6t and there buyers than sellers at this
rate The sales about 900 bbs Western including
500 City Mills IS So 300 Trey at y 62 and Genesee at
the figure. There was considerable done in ONO
via New Orleans say 1000 at s. 3l.a&5 "a for fiat and
round and s. 50 for fiat Several shippers were IN
market but found ii difficult 10 operate at mits In
Southern there is doing We notice sales George
town s. 3tas5 37i and 100 to 1900 do Howard ST
81 25ds5 3li sAoat. Brondywine 10 held at " 90
We understand considerable sales Richmond City have
been made deliverable st the mills Meal scarce and
firm at s. s7taS3 "a. Rye Flour &4ds4 l2., small
sales Buckwheat very scarce a, q so and 20d2ls
Bag Meal 81 37tdsl 62.. Shorts eds cts. shipstufs
l2dl3 cts. Fine Feed l6dls cts The following val
liable statistics of the exports Of bresdstus are from
the Circular of Mr.. w. Lea Roberts Produce Broker
prepared for the packet OF the 18th inst They from
official sources.
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5000 rOPIES SOLD :

WM TAYLOR co, No. A.tor. House, have just
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Historical romance in Two vols pronouneed b. the En z
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