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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-21

lorferlundence OF ne lrlbune.
PHILADELPHIA, wednesday. Dec. 20
The weather is damp, dull, and absolutely sui
try today think the clerk OF tho weather has for
gotten that this Is the Winter sols,ce
The Pennsy vsnis Anti Slavery Society commences
Convention here to- day
Perelli and Truif harmonized deliclousy in ErndHi
s.t night and Novel glorious in Sdra.
The inclemency of the weather has nearly suspended
out door operations today and but little Of interest has
irmer, and 900 bbs standard Pennsylvania brands
There is some little inquiry tor shipment but at rather
less Corn Meal and Rye Flour without movement At
present quotations. In Grain there is no alteration
Some farther sales OF new Yellow Corn reported
So cts Cotton remains very quiet and the market in
favor OF the buyer Provisions steady with m0der
ate demand 1000 lbs prime tub Butter sold at II cts
Groceries, not much doing owing 10 the weathsr. 500
bags Laguayrs Coffee, sold private bargain Whisky
il heavy At q 24;c.
SAILS OF SrocXs Frs B0ard-200 T. {. Bank, - ,
80 Girard Bank. H., 100 do 1T l Camden and Am
boy RR 10 800 sch. Nav. d. o., 80 $50 State S.
7ci 1000 DO. ~ % Lehigh Coal Scrip 79i 200 Lee
high Interest j6t 100 New Jersey Copper, Ii 200 do
IL $50 susquehsnns Canal %, 81; Pennsy lvania RR
~ 1000 Reading RR Bonds. -. 1000 do 81, 49,
Union Canal, lOs 80 Reading RR, Ii 40 New Orleans
Gsz. 10.
Sseosd Board-lOO L. : Bank 81 675 Union Canal.
lOi 200 Norris,own RR IS zoo Ches and Del Canal
Loan, %, o., 81 % Union Bank, Tenn % 1000 Sus
quehanna Canal Bond, %, % 600 State -. %
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HOusE IN RrPRrsrNrAr1,r.

Mr. WASHINGTON Hum. from the COMMITTEE ou
Commerce. reported bill o. authorize an aooropria
ton for removing the rocks Hur Gate suf III reef.
In the haroor % New York which vas reai twice aud
committed 70 the CornDiiec ct TIE Whole on the state
OF TIE Union. snd ordered % b. prured
The bill propose. that the~Hm OF $4,000 De expens
et IN clearing safer passage through Huri Cste and
for removing the pmond sni Princes Rect Al N.
mouth OF the East River There Is proposition l.,
remove one OF the worst rocks from the Gste TOR
s6NO
The usus resoigt referring the Presidents no.
ssge were on motion ~ Mr. hINTO~ Introduced In
Committee Of the Whole. Mr. THo1Fso> 81 lnd 10 tie
Chair. he sfh resolution iaat mach ot said NEE
relates 10 estAbs o Ierfit- riA Gov
ernmen;s California and New Mexico. and 'hr %
iorc1ent q Governments ee aofo IN those Territories
be referred 70 the COMMITTEES the Territories with
Instructions q said Committee 10 inquire and report
whether the Executive % the Uaitei Staes has right
fG authoity 10 eNercise The powers NJ Glvernmeni
being enforced those Territories, being under
consideration.
Mr. MADE OF Va moved the eighth resolution BY
striking out the words the Committee on the Tern
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FLORIDA The two Houses Of the General Az
serby went into conven'ion on the I'm net for III.
election Of Z : senator in place OF Hon n ws.,.
cot. whose term expire. he frh Mach no0t On
the sr.r hsloting Mr. Rurri,t ~ nuyal Co received
votes Ma Wsrd Of Leon. Is Gen, NofuCe - E.csn
bs. M.i Finley OF J>c..on. 7 bank, Al a..
above named gentlemen are Whizs ~ successive
hsllotinSs too place without any succsssf4l rs.a IL
sny fnatsrsl change IN tn state Of the when IA.
Convention adjourned Ga the lfh INST The ms',r-
was POSTPONED for thu pre-ent
Both Houses sre moving IN the important matter 81
Common schools Mr. Avery, Ia ne senate has 'ntro
dur-d BIZ Tor the sale Of the ibth sections 41d ra,
solida,on of the Fund Mr. Coleman. in the House "a,
hrough; forward bin for tho e.fsb shu,u, u Con
mon schools This together with the tao b. ot tk.
lsst session. has IN ths House been referred % tt.
Standing Committee al Schools and College ~.th In
struetion. o. report bin From present na.,t--,,.
something viii be done upon TIA. ina ortant .abi.s,
Il g one In which the MISE ~ the people, have a.a',
interest
The Pensacola Demoref o. he 3oth ult ps,. t6e ,s
lowing h'sh cs-nplmen, % Gen Jackson N0srs~ n.
gallant whis ricctor from West Flofies sri a,. 4
the candidates for L : ssns'or
Now We venture ths assertion. thn NJ W. .r.f.s 4
Mssol snt pNon'' line rs es-rt-c sin 81 uare r :.
port - TIE Ntg csas- Rsn Gen Morton Ofsr f.ss IT,.
s~en him urging Old Rlsesey' sons ne rosc -.
o. drenchng fsin or 'eorchag s3n iadc-d go
have MT the GENERAL in he csni-si., A. a .....
isuces with htu Af-r batting 9Th ffm We never D, -
n~rcei al regret whrh = soHrues produced PSI s-t4
ers permitting ter zeal o. nrcrir h,- them .n r.r. .
usors both unsi1c snd cNr~sra TIE farsrfss ID Ii.
General were never lgr'r- sri 81 fe' bf tn.ssf 4
were delivered go 81. ard colrssy or ,r . -
Wa hat Ne could nt convi1ce lir nf III. -i.rf t- Il,
ice him 10 the adoption of cur pfirepi-. irdfrarf.
he EsAous snc unlung eNrrons De- fstr fo fff rar.s
Whggery The suNsrF of hi. extensive rerf rH sr
His Intercourse with rs '-ov ctz-u. hss .e-r u.,a.s
hy adegre- ~ generosity hsnrfclsrre so sfst. . -
renders hin = f1rrif shi. onrunenf He trsrrr-. =
Once within ne gir - perry ~ach D. ac.- a
~uut fil q "i'h irifEffy, dignity Ard shili'
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Later from Venezuela.

BALTIMORE "Wednesday, Dec ~
~ srrival OF steamer Falcon at New Orleans
have sdyices from Havana 70 the 9ih inst The 90
cupstion Of Msrscsiho by Fsez Is confirmed Nenr-
xuels s represented In dreadful condition The par
tsans OF Nonsgs and Fsez have sworn to extermiusie
each other.
The ship Tennessee from New York put into Havana
for repairs, having on to the Gingerbread Ground
in crossing the Banks
In Nucatsn the whites have defeated the indisus In
several engagements
The French quarrel with usiemsa mas been adjusted
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The steamship Faicon-Ge smith NEW
Telegraph Line, &c.
NV ORLEANS. Sunday,

NV VkLkkN>. TO
The Z. 5 Mail steamship Falcon has arrived at
this por, IRON NewYork via Havana she lef, the lat
ter city on the ste rs, She is appointed 70 sal this
day for Chsgres having Breve, Major Gen PKksIFES
,. SMITH ana suite board for California to take
command OF the L. :. military division the Pacific
The Falcon also carries cut large numbcr Of psssen
ger, bound for the gold region.
We have nov Telegraph line established IN TIRE Bs
Ike, 20 miles in length below the City Mr. 3. an
operator from the North, destined to tsse charge Of
the Bslze station arrived GU, in the Fslcon
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TEXAS ELECTORAL letter from Trend IN
Austin dated nth ut say. the Garstos Cirids give.
the following a. the result Of the election m my ss
counties which have been heard from Cas- received
in nfty six counties 795 Taylor received J,I7-rna
jorty for CASE SOLE There are twenty three counties
moro 10 hear from, among which arc those on Inc Rio
GrAnde, and aso the County Of santa Fe-trom which
the 9th ult would be invalid, and would not be re-
ceived. n o. Crescent llth.
To sE HUsG.-Daniel Heckerthorn, the dupe OF
Tyler In the commission OF the murder Of Daniel
Scamp, In Williams Co. o. v 10 b hung April o.
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.nnreme Cnnrt of lhr unIled stnles.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec 10 lsls
WV. LYNDE, Esq. of Wisconsin, was admitted an
Attorney and Counselor of this Court
No. 10 7. l.. Mace rs. j Wells-in error % the Su-
preme Court of Vermont Mr. Justice Mclean deliy.
cred the opinion OF this Court reversing the judgment
Of the said supreme Court and rcmanding this cause
of this Court.
No. H. B. Mclaughlin appellant re. Bank of Poto.
The argument OF this concluded by
Mr. Brent Tor the appellant.
No , James Norris, plaintiff in ertor rs the City Of
Boston The argument OF this cause was commenced
by Mr. Prescott Hall for the plaintiff in error Adj
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CoLvuBvs Ohio "Wednesday. Dec ~
81 NaIE.-The Senste was again in session to-
day but ususl accomplished nothing worth reporting
BY Telegraph.
HovsE All attempts At organization have again
proved inereciual aud We have 10 record day ~
iruitless political msneuverng. the House having &C
complishcd nothing verify OF notice The people Of
Ohio. Of ali shades Of party politics heartily SICK
and tined OF the excitement and determined 10
iro~n down all sitempts 10 produce anarchy.
(Mr PUgh intends 10 submit new proposition 60 the
House 10 morrow, modified TO meet II possible
the Reasonable eNpactstions OF both partlesl
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New IRISH PsPER.-We find in the Hantord
HhS the announcement which publish outside,
that THOMAS DEvro REILLY, whose writings 10 the
Dublin Nation, United IrskndH and Irish Fslon made
these journals so popular, together with JoHs McCLES
AHaS Editor Of the L,asTick Rsport now IN exile from
country for which he sacrificed all bu, honor and W
L. ROBINSON are about 10 publish weekly paper 10
this City. We understand that the Of the paper
TO be The People IL be the largest aud enespe't
journal OF the kind ever started
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IosIAH RicnARns- 49,

GKs,r sat- % SriFNpip ,~n CHoiCr Roofs for "a
HotinSss -BsNcs. RicHAEps \ Ft,rr. ~ Rr1s -
viii sell his eysriog snd 90 morrow evening ea.rs
ard superb colleciloa ~ Eugsh and American Fo,.s -
ecled expressly for th. s,esn including ever varsi 4
elegant gn books sni WORKS " sterling value fl hf.r-
all and fresh .'ocs Among han nssn.d-,niss
helisa-d, picturesque and Illuminated voume. in "a
cosuv bindi,e, eli the American Antass iof t ,1 90,
beautiful preseutauon volumes, embracing DE- s.rs
~ the season. 5oo choice sod popular Juvenile. -f.,
ing rich variety of the hasuuf aud ,ofts "a
he American rnd English Presses hb'o and pr.se to 4.
In superb velvet clasps and ornamer sod Other rhtos.
off-giol. character, miniature cs.s,, sud ,hco n.
volumes together with rich md v,n~d coislft.r "a.
CANT Miscellaneous Literature suited % the a. mss ia
days ffI
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w Ihs medicine II recon eldsd ID ne lYhl' ~ ~
cure ~ coughs, colds coDsumpuou, dyspepsis &c ~.
complaint aud its great success In hss- cs.es .iTi
Of tn-l enables the proprietor 10 say I'm c0nlIs. -.
"a the beat and only remedy Tor ,gch diseases sh' ~
if-i vii convince every one o. 40 tym In"It -.
bottles have been sold, ard ln every c--e VS. =
henrtt The proprietor himself was rpfsY =, '-'i =
ed consumption, s0d sinc- ibsi Tins n, 1-. IT. -,
ia uss IL. operate upon thr system = nl' hesnft
certain The ,sndsre.t infant can iAAe tl'ti - "
harm 1, assists Nature 20 ape ~ % ..-.-' -
tse system. IL loOsens the pbesm 800 f'es IN" lfts
49,. /, reuoves he cough AID restores Nfsh
C.srsies OF hg odrecs Of cssss rsn be seen II NJ ~
sCHENCKs PuLNOSiC SYRUP
GEE.r CCsE At fht ~" nst,sNitt ihti' -,
sys,xAsy-E s,,uayy ., 1915 Nj } " s'ftsrk ~"
S,y Win great ..u..cuOr nform yol q ne sfesi 80
EN- have derived from yOur Pu.w0rc -yup otisn@s
81. hot -. from your agents ~ I Dizre M.r.fs sngeb
4 Vail ard had not az~r go E mem before DE- ~
ard h lreesssut cOIfi sncn ferfFri ~
OF re-t ~n ne. and tsfoe usd aiken three bottles o.
charged from my iUnS- al several different urlrs 50
ufy OF . h.rd while subssnce. I coniiuued u.irs -
syrup anu hsd lsken scyea fO'ts. I IN n9H -n ~.
health Instead n heinz Oh isgd iO sbsn6on ~ iniif
VS.. sdvissd TO DO by ny physician IN nov a. ~ -
olosfcsl Seminary 81 ses Bfunssc sac sfrN -
ur- N Recommending schencks Pui'sonN sffnP ~ -
ff-'ds and The public Tor d. frgly believe ~ |. =,
10 TIM. = cerisin cure for - muir di'.-s
The Pg monte syrup prepared ~ J. II ~
3 South sLxlh-st Fhilsdephis
BRANCH DEPOrs
NevYork Bush A Clicsener, 81 bHeiy't
Boston, Rsdcinz Co. state o.
Baltimore h. smith. sun Builolngs
New Orleans, J. Virgin Co. l5i Cnmues"
Or y c,ox.u. 60, y'stb. svenu- and Eish,eenih-'t
L. Lyol. 40 Grsndst
Johu L Hart Jts Grand Ct
Muxsreg Hsys, lS3 Fulton-st Brooklyn. ..ux
Or. G. Inglb, Paterson, N J.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOITHRRN NAIL
Congregational Proceedings.

SENATE WAsHrxsroN Tuesday, Dec 70
The Vice-Presi5ent aid before the Senate repor;
u the Secretary OF state. nuncstns sgreesby %
a~ 40 abstract Of returns of American sesmrn regis
tered 10 The several ports Of the United states duru-
the year ending sept 90 lsf- which Uss read
The following the recap.;uiaion q the number OF
sesmen a. fsr 4. returned
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GYM McGrr's letter i' again unsvodaoiy posi-
oonsd We shall Try to make room for 1t In THIS I've
,,,s,. T,4bsn1 Several Literary Notiees EDITORIALS
.. &c are Alec crowded out The Ezfvsss and HeTHtd
az .osae f,srrm, drive iii, and tandem INTO Robert
rxsr7 about matters tina, never concerned them bur
=. have no room 70 notice them this morning as we
a~s~rfst
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~ The attractions A. ths Museum are urrsusI q
ceert the sable Br1iher- sppesrng n fle popular ia
esqle Opcfs ard Great Western bon h. leiris hs1ias
heisnfe. thst IL imrosshle 10 hnt vsrtui "a n .
cOmuindiuus Lecture Room s0er reifrrrusrce- ~
meocet N.af- siouid therefore 40 early 80 hf irg
they may the f'isni Hs-s he mo.t Won rifI ri. X
ihe presert day, sso. Msof iiretng"r Hri Ir FsJ
Queen rtania
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uafkets. go kW-DtLksNss Der. ~.
The steamers news has had depressing effect upon
the market for BAEApsruVFs and both Flour and
CoRS have tendency downward. The COTTON mar
ket, however, remains spsdy with fair amount Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-21

RGEIeE. n c. "Wednesday, Dee 10
AFTER three bsllotinss 10 day for L. 5. Senator,
Hon GEoReE Z BADoxS Wing w.s declared to be duly
elected for six years commencing 9TH Of March next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-21

10 The Pousbkeepse Blacksmith delivered a
Lecture At the Brooklyn institute Friday evening TO
avery large ard respectable audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-21

yo,,a c.torisa ALL KicHT-it will be seen
,.0S-,slsgspbie report that Hon. Gfo. z BAD
" ,h. ore.en, able Wing Senator from North
c.ro,;,, has been elected TO serve ne" term Of
~ ve.n from the 9Th Of March next. The wings
..dom 40 fortunate in so close contest.
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Death by Drowning.

PuLApELrarA Wednesday. Dec. %
Capt. JoHS WALTER, belonging 10 svessel from
Ess, Ess Hsrbor was drowned In the Delaware river
t,dav
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" We have received srgo sdd.Gnl q, ,.l "a
E1b,o'ds,ed Collar, Ch>uiSeffe' Cg, CaIs Ts, ii
rs also extra rich u sv-nng Dr,..-. -
Infsnts Robes from - 20 s35 each disJi
J. 4 T. FARRELLS Co 55T Bro.ivsy near Pfaces
WiSrkR GsRassTs The style character ard price u
our extensive assortment ~ rrsdymade Ovsrcoss iron
drah, olive, brown and black. beaver and mied cots
nast commend hem the desirable ani ouos
garments Of thu season and Nth this ASSURANCE N-y ss
offered to he inspection ~ the dl,.-rnlng
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Various memorials and petitions were presented and
referred
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Reports OF Committees being In order, several bills
were reported and referred.
rHIRTEENTH SECTION oF THE TREATY WITH MENfco
Mr.. NiNToN OF Ohio reported bill tor carrying into
effect the thirteenth article of the Mexican Treaty res
pectng the appointment Of a Commissioner and Eng
TO boundary line between the two countries
which read and referred TO the Committee of tbs
Whole
CONSULAR SYSTEM IN CHINA
Mr. HUBBARD OF Conn. offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Foreign Relations to make IN
quiry respecting the present Consular system estat
| ished in Chins which WIS read and referred to tn
| Committee of the Whole.
| GOVERNMENT roA UPPER CALIFORNIA
Mr. SMITH OF Ind reported bill providing for tn
| establishment of Government in Upper Cslifornia
and he moved to make II the special order for glVei
day
Mr.. TooMps and Mr. COBB both Of Ga objected
when the bin read and referred 10 the COMMITTEES
Of the Whole
REFEJNoE or THE PRESIDENTS ANNUAL NEssAcg
On motion OF Mr. COBB of Ga the House resolved
itsef into Committee Of the Whole the state of tn,
Union, Mr.. THOMPSON of Ia in the Chair. and took al
the Resolution previously pending proposing to reie
tho Presidents Annual Message to the standing Com
miitee
Mr. FISHER Of Ohio being entitled to the floor, sd
dressed the House at considerable length In opposition
10 the doctrines OF the Message snc especially that por
ton OF relating 30 the Tsr and b the Manufacturing
interest OF the county He adduced various arguments
IN show the fslscy Of the Presidents reasoning h,
commended that the Tariff National and not Sec
tions measure He went defend the Tariff OF sac
contrasting 1t with that of 1876
lie was followed by Mr. LAHN dad Of Ohio
who rising took occasion 10 compliment Mr. FIsHEs
for bic able Tariff arguments and proceeded TO reply
70 the doctrines advanced by the President He said u
would 60 forth the doctrine OF the Whig side of IN,
House tbs, he infinitely preferred the Tariff of 1916 q
the Tariff Of 1912 He was in favor Of discrimination
so as to tax articles highest and most used BY the sr'
ocTsc classes of the country, and 10 make the tan
less the articles Of necessity most consumed by the
humber classes
When he had concluded Mr. NAsHiNeroS HUM OF
New York followed the other eide. lie criticised
the message with much severity, and complained OF
It's character not only in respect TO the point under
discussion, but held up many other passages of II o.
condemnation
When MIR Hunt had concluded. motion the Com
miltee rose aud the House adjourned
Now If our readers understand how Mr.. LAIN could
spesk sgsns, the President. arguments and ye, pre-
ferrcd the Tariff Of as and turn replied to by
Mr. Hunt then they and the Telegraph know more
than we do. That's sll--E6 Tfbl
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Things In philadelphia.

MATHEW +. RAISEY Receiver OF Public Moneys q,
ARK rice Thomas Muhollan, deceased.
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Drspsr. ana T.ilo. ~ sroso..

PALAgss BrsiSsss Mss's ALNASsc - One 81 he tss
shng cpnp~nds ~ fscis o' eyrry dsy hsTe sfe
met wih-admiraby condensed, md worth drsf 3D. ssy
man who i read d ~ y Tut.n-
Nis the best pubirsCn n the kind hat has bsn ssTf
from the press IN this county Or any oti-f
Del slate zoos
contains he largest -mOurt - -sfsi ll Hfnsfr n
snf ~Ofs VI be kind ever published fbIHst PflfrIk
Nsa~ 1fd ~ <no~ edge 10 minisiure fHs-ff0ff VIZ
u. contents are varied Interesting snd yfusbe
fN|r.f. Lar
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HoLp.NAsHlNC ~ CAIIoESn No Dff.fN. st1hs
been getting mp different sPp1fsu, 'of g''' c' eing g
prepared, and 10 resdy ffruish sirsr. o ros
snd vslu-be construction. hand rockers ma,hu-s Df 90
raniss portable means Zoe obtaining jets u wsio sss
ng, and ests Tor mets. M Oihson. having been -
miner on Che-isee sui Ksrr Cfeet. nj he nshouegs
mines Offer. tn adventurous leaving New Yofs ths ,-
practicable ficiles ant nfcunsoa that b., fsnf.i
whseyer may the opinion about his fewer ior fa,
l4crer the best advice should %. saordci sod gn
ing fellow citizens and hence he uec.,sity of reercen
amsn ho can fnrnish The efficient means ,o s-i aa
they are going after NJ Gibson = found 81 ih- ,fe-S
'h- Diaphragm F'er $40 Blo.d~sy eara-' oi i-e-fi.
Coon LIVING on me WAY 90 CtltfosNfA Wuu.
MULLER 4 PRovosr sppri.- Em,gr'nns anl hrp-'.h
California elseshef-, that hey have o1nsaniif o. ts,a
m p9rtshe cHnisier. extensive gsfey ~ pese'fst
meats, hsh vegetables soup. Ac wh-h feisIn perfectly
their natural favor and nutritious glafy for iasuiias
yeas IN any climate Can,iers srrt open in it-f 4
bee f,r the inspection ~ purchaser. sod -scv
those Of their manufacture Every variety Of prs
preserves. brandy frul. ieles isn- cs.ups. tss' ,sa
West luds condiments Sc 10 packages fof esrorianln-
Warehouse 2i7 Frontal an BE-
Oolp Prs,i-CuroEN, OursBoNf The atlsn ion II
readers s invited 10 ih- tcsaiul assortment Of COD
Pens and Cases fof sale by u w,rsos. - Wslst ~
has isely introduced -eversl styles % Gold @nd
Cas-'. admirably adapted Tor Holiday Presents aud via
We think unsurpassed, either In hesuy nuiy ~
" the manufacturer of the sel-snoen Rich~i-a "a
Pen. which /. warranted 10 wear five wears
WATCHES ron rHr noLfOsYs ) s,v,er. % Wsls
has usl opened large and e-esnt ~ Gold ss
Silver Watches well worthy the attention OF person. .
signing to purchase holiday present. Gold delaohoo ~
srs 81 Gold Eugi'h leyer', fom $40 to tloo. God-
pines snchor', hunters, nc tom go tosiso.
ISgosN,uoS wsSrsD oF Mss J,ss Josr,-sh-
rived New. York from ireland last April ard ha. not
heard Of since Any Information respecting her difecs
TO Patrick Hsitery IN. Postmaster Cold spring, Pa
nam Co Nrw.York will be thankfully received. dl DtN
sHRrs FOR c.LpoRSiA - = sasN.,. 10 wilson's
one door above Fuionst has hand large Dot ~ g0a
Shirts very loS prices iis). every style ~ men. 80
fitting goods st wholesale and retsil "a ~
Boors FoR GoLD DccfRs.-Persors about .isning w
California or those who remain at home supply ihr
selves with well made sefvicesbe Boots and Shoe.
owes' prices al w,rs's.'s ~ Fulionst do J,-oi
PRgsgRyED FRrsH PR0wsioNs -CaBfDrn'ans end al
others requested 10 resd lhs advertisement of.se
lies In another column Of tOd..s name fI L.
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By telegraph to the Newborn Urban,
Thirfieth Congress.

SENATE. .W.sHINGroS, Wednesday Der p.
Ia consequence OF heavy rain, scarcely quorum
present At the organization.
MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN SEwORLghSs AND vEEi
CRUZ.
Agreeby 20 previous notice, Mr Downs asked and
obtained leave to bring Ia joint resolution which wa.
read the hrst and second times by unanimous consent
for the establishment OF line Of Mail Steamers 10 run
which. 90 motion referred 70 the Committee on
Esvs hHsirs
PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr. BREEsE moved that the bill for the graduation OF
the price Of Public Lands should be made the order OF
the day for the second Monday in January next which
was agreed TO-
TRADE WITH CANADA
Mr. DIX Of n Y moved b take up the House bill for
the admission of certain articles Of Canadian produce
into the United States free Of duty and to make Il the
order OF the day for the ith OF January next which
sgreed to-
DRAINING FLORIDA EvERGLADEs.
The bill for retaining by drainage the everglades Of
lords up for consideration which gave rise to
some discussion.
Mr. YuLEg moved postponement OF the question,
which was agreed TO-
gsTAsIrsHMEsT or HEw COLLECTION DISTRICT
On motion OF Mr.. DIX OF ~ Y. the bill for the
establishment Of collection district at Whitehall was
taken up. After being considered and amended Il was
postponed.
MESSAGE rsoM THE PRESIDENT.
a message in writing received from the Presi-
dent by the hands OF his Private Secretary After
which on motion the Senate went into Executive SEES
sion and having spent sometime therein, the doors
were opened and the Senate adjourned