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AMUSEME ENTS.
rrALIAr oPEsA-AsroR PLACE

rTALlAE CFERA--ASiOh rA1c@~- -,
l. srd at unie viii eo.lau-s. properties ke pooi
rstz's grand OPsrs. 2 ;sr-e se,s,
ErksoeuA.. : guoriIs TIu-l Nottingham sg koss 80
ss1orns F.s See. .,s' -.
Mu.ics Director ard Coutncor Max MneueA
Pkicxs o. ApNssios-Pzyge' ara lS ard d fiers ~
Anpeiis-ssr : eso' - 81 ~, O5r ~ = oT HS .Se q
H.r, Ncs,c Store. srusc~sy and PGs place, roen
issPx ocOr. ooee I. = 70 ,osr-oe- Al y precisely
De ru..d.v. Grsrd Promenade Corceu
In R-h>.r'si La sFsvrris
UROADwAY raEATER.5osOr' Sg-.
ID p-f'ernsrce 70 o-ytn . .sS,-I Se.SI rhe Ms
DAY ~ TEE; rss c6rNr 81 OF NoSTE-cMsro.
Eanora p.ns-s Mr. Lester csderco'e h.ds-sy
Tse ,SSe Fsr,s...... Dyosi Nercedes Mr.. Asooa
rsrnsns -. yr-d-res. H.yd-. Ma. w.a.ss
D.Irfrr, IS ~. ..ry entrance 90 AnIso1yss ~ co.
nURroS.. yerArHR. cHAnsERs-sr-
hfatRsOtY rynNiNs JsSssry :, viii Re played
Nj sfcoghsm' Comedy Q, rrr
Rsvcon Crswley sroushsn Joe SD ey. ...... par'ea
To conclude With M surlets of
THE cALIsosNIA GOLD MINES
Pro Pns-.Drs.. Circle .nt P.r9uea. 50 c.s Family Circle
osecord Tier = Ga DoSrs open asf-cnrtain nses y
o;hee cpen esily rom 20 10 >
CU>Gi'- SECOND GRAND CONCERT .aee
T,sslssse .se'S o. . FRIDAY EysS,Ss J.nssiy s
PROGRAMME
oy.,fr-a f-,-r he ora Frs Aab~r
p..thar Wsi-r .................L Lsnner
p.rTna ............. Gungl
Duet rom th- opers Norman 81 PSngL horn and -.
ciarCneS .s'ss'''s''''' 'e'
Overture from he opers q Norns .... sethni
Wandering Nj ofes. wslir, new dedicsed 70
isfl-s ~ New Ors
signals for he Musical World Po Pour. oang
lU
o,ar.,ra rom he orer. ~ Coe-,,r ....... Weber
Gr.c-. Pc "a .................... 0ungl
! s,u-,3. from Home ..................... Gung
Tickets 81 10 - had a. NE music stores and n ne
door No posgponenent. - -
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y FOt YOUNG LADIES -sPtSGlER lNsrirurs, Union
park-Rev Gorhsn D Ahhor. Prncipsl-rhs spring
t1rm will commence NJ ludsy. Feb s. Physical education
sup.rnleud-d by Madame Beauisu hsvey. Clssses IN
enic Fr.rri.es four afternoons In the week f.~
young ladies are received into the family Of The principal
y fst.
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Spoken. &c.

jan 90 ts7 a. n = brig Abrsm from Ls-uayra f Boston
Dec aoout b sp Nglon. before Reported atfndted al
d. T4fs Mara r1n Salem iof Bombay.
Jan ~ ou % l0 ", schr Avgraco, o Boston, Where
bound rot sfefei.
at 80 g. oa o. sr Ira Bliss Derby. Of and . hours IRON
Nea iurs for P~lsle0's
Bod Island ~ l miles distant, sf sarah An D oaJ
from. Lube 10 Richmond.
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IN Pres,
Tile AMERICAN FISTIANA,

THE AMERICAN FISTIANA,
CONTAINING A HISTORY or PRIZE Fl5hTISo
Nip the nd Ssi-- with al the principal 6si-s or nc
ss 40 yesrs aud fi and precise account Of all tne par
ucu ara Of the
RErWFTN SULLIVAN AND H1ER,
Nth ,b, ,etd of ira ming for The fghi, described
Psdct Timony, Esq Pnee l2l cent? For sale Dy al
booksellers -, 81, = -. -. o.f,. =.
me- iS .,,. II n JOHNSON les Nas'sus
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THrIANCAsHrRE WITCHES
BOOKS FOR CALIFORNIA.

A SYSTEM OF MISERALOGY
CONPRISISG most recent discoveries win hume
~ woodcus and four coPPer-Piai.s - james D.
Dsss. N
Hfor S'udi1 r0IiiIra Js,egrtrgn'nr, ruificdnirF'
The secold edition, In one vol. svc CLOTH - 81.
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nx. EiLiuTT, ocui.s. aS5 Bro.f~sy-1 lsisfas a I, ~.
ss,,--,. hsf hss ofice hogrs Dos from - e III ~
-'ccf ca Mou1sys. Wednesisys sri rflaNs -. .r-r.
= :. sdvic- 20 ne poor Tuesdays TnarsasSs
=. fr,.rn .. t. Orlocx -. -
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To -CALIFORNIA-An adjoume

meeting OF The California Mumsl Benefit and JOINT soct
Associsior composed OF members OF Ihe Melnodst % r
Chm ch snd those agreeing with them In sentiment VIII De
b.ld In The Greene a. Nj T. Church on Friday evening
1h inst al O'clock circular containing the pilnclp IS
Of the Association can be had al 100 Fuons' up s's no
lw cen the hours Of II and Z ooyuoon c..
ofs J. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25

DIIND iRI-E HARPERS CONCERr-rhe Ccm-
Dmiie- having made their 6ns arrsrgemenls beg esve
10 announce Tho " N-Wl ork lhsi Nr WALLS
Concert VIII axe plscs on THURSDAY ENENlN No nett
gSh ns at the Tshernsce which cccsson The olo~-
ing .ngu.hed artists have tntly volunteered th-ir s-r
vice. Miss JULIA l. NnRrHALL, Madame bOIhE
srd NJ FDND LODER, M srRAkOsCH NJ. y
n COENES on The Violin, Mr.. DRlsEL on the fisno.
Tickets ~ cents % ~ hsd al Music stores ~ ,us
rI'p SPORTS nE>.-On rhursdsy sneruoonl
ocloek proprietor % the Flag ~ The Union ho1e
few rods above Harlem Bridge, will LEI loose large red
Fox The chase viii open to al hound dogs and nooe
other. Great sportis anticipated. J.' ~
uroR salF-The largest ard best panorama In the
/ world now on successful operation In n-ghborins
eitv and by which ensrprsng man might coon r-sks
fortune Inshiy ~ the present owner To ave hs nor
sona attention !. the for selling Apply 81 lto NS
ssu-st u, ,--u- -.--
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A MANUAL OF MINERALOGY

MANUAL OF MINERALoGY.
Inciufing ob.ersauous on Nnrs. Rocks, keducron %
Ores snd the application OF he Science 20 the Ars win
.he,n - III
ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY
80 eicsi -7-i.tv N nndo1 &c suhor Of Geological
t,ur In North Am.rica &c vol. limo cloth, = y.
For .ae nv JOHN WILEY. i0l Broadway.
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tOK sAIE-A beautiful and very de.irsb

s-- FOR sAIE-A beautiful and very desirabls r-si-
. 81 dence with 5, u land on he Passale near se"
Ell srs N j easy of access by steamboat snd railroad
.ns commanding ylsw Of New York CITY staten issnd
AMI he surrounding country Tor miles The entire grounds
~ .o,,s h he choicest ysdsues Of ffuiis and grapes
The house al modern cony-nienees and win oan
80 cr,i.y-hOn.. Is n perfect Ordsr. The sboye will BE-
sXch.nzed on fayorsbls terms for B,oosyn properly
Die ,santly situated. For panculH apply 70 .,,,-u
81 THEO MEAD, R.sl Estate Bro.sr, a Wsll't
ser FOR sALE-A splendid double houss in Plsin-
6eld J. with vegetable aS~ 500 n. os.
u the pss.sntesi aud most dssrable Places u ms M ss
convenient 70 churches snd .cnoo' ana o. Easy "
As@A arm of forty Two acres. about h.fs mile from
Psinhec In bigh Stale o. cuilVat'on win smsi 1871"
A'so~A rnodern-bui, house 10 Huntingdon. Long i.snd
ih garden attached. and u scres sdJalns or
and .ufsbe for bulldog lots benz Ia M pssssDi-" ps'
Of the village. and s1rfJund-c ~ impfVysmens -.
A,O- Four thOossnd scrrs " h-sYy lmDsf lsta @
Raj River sna 10 Jefferson County, indisn hyef
o...@. ,op 2h The snd and afJrds great uppy WAFER
po~er The timber alone VIII yied arg lncDins sar
MIL 10 constant operation and esnno' 'oPpy "' 'e
40 .siolnng he above 1000 Of and partly I'm,
proved A. sdagtsd 70 afmrg purposes beng Of cn sou
asd well great opportunity 10 n-fs onsf-a -
maze m0ney the and will n- cod ehssp i9f cssn or ea
n ne AZ in wssih and pyocu.ts pls rosd D-ihg
buit ttroggh o. from Carthage 10 Antwerp -.
49, "a 's .,sbs is sollb Anboy. niss from Ehi.Ds
Town Po1i and " niles from se~'fOfsi - aefs' Oh A
proved and Inc res. WOOL a sna- An
uiS ~ 4. sHERaAS, 10 Sss.sast N \ oryACos
WOOD, csrihsg-, J-eeIson %. =, I-,ee--.
q, AT PRIVATE -ALE-A house sns grounds ~
ID - visxe Of FusAiDg, pleasant stu sied on We m's
-.- public street. or b-tseen Pnnees and Wintsrs
a,U1r GARDEN For terms. sc. sppiy 10
- A J. BLEEckER, A1e'r Brosf-s'.
"a FAHM FOX sALE-Cons.uog Of 30 sefss OF
I'd Ocsted and Ia lac state Of culuyH0n, WIN
.@- good hum-bOgs. very large barn. nearly tew and
efs-r outbgcinss TIE srusiOn % retired, healthy and
p-.ssrf Commanding as Il co-s view Of ngs sxonI "
soqstry Long Island sound the Of Connseeut
In from tho village u H1ntn gtou, Island
xb-tee mere ally ,lOns iih New o.
Civ by stages snd the l. / Railroad; and mes from
Coii spnng Hsrbor, srenc- ste ambo. runs - me city
csly IL p be sJd ressorable terms, 70 cose 40 80
tste and he stock 90 can he hsd Al fsr yAusnon Ap
| DIV 70 WALTER p. BRUSH,
STEPHEN BRUSH, Erecutofs,
rs IF- IS Froa,-.
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FOR CHAQREa.

1.AFEW MORE PAssEN0Eks can be seeommo-
@sxE dated Ia Tho new, fastssilng big EUOO&A, fof
-Chagres 10 sal, positively, 90 ths lsb January ns
The accom- regards sf room ard hight are so
p-or All being cabin psssenses thefs will bs 20 d,snc
don on board The Association having charsssd hs vesss
nav possibly on arriving al Chssfes maze 0rsngsmsnts
% os~ ard s whole company 70 San Ffsnsco vilioa de
sy Ps.sss SO Inquire On board, VI "h. :. TAY
L0R Pier E K N Ds
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GRAND CONCERT
DY THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. ~ the
ID gROOKLYN FEMALE ACADEMY. on THURS
DAY ENFNING Jsn Is 1919 The Director Of the ltsisn
Opera respectfully hat m comp srce WIN he
49,. ~ r,srv -ifrsr. of srpos yu (;rsnd Concert will
hs giv a. ne shove rsce Thursday evening nstt IN
VIII The foI owing srts,s Will tske psri
Ssnorns rRl FIJI. sgncr AkNOLDl,
s,Sn,rirs PATTI sgnor RO>S CORSl
S,,ro, RENFDETTI Sisnor NONELLi.
NJ KYLE gnor TORRlANl,
guor DAGA. tierr NM,
: nor NACHI Herr SCHRIENER,
r,,sfs.r VIII he srrd Chorus and Orchestra The whole
under lhs musical direction ~
MAN MARErXEK.
The Programme. embracing choice election OF popular
s-f assca music, vii be- published In me brcosyn Pa
per. on " Nsdnrsday and Thursday
Door. open Al fo'clock-Periormsncs 10 commence "
No .noremeni on account " the weather. u ius
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COPARTNERSHlP.


gu,UE COMPREHENSIVE hereioNors existing aa
/ der ths firm u WlNSLOW PrRkiNS empires the
d.y by is limitation ls business viii be s~s,ed BY either
OF tho partners who authorized 20 us. the signature o
,hs arm In LIQUIDATION X II WiNSL0W,
N' j NEWTON PERkiNS.
New.York Jan l. ls4q ISAAC KIP. Jr
~ The mbscribers have this day fortned copstns!
chin in bus under tho Of WtNsLoW. LANlkkh
co 81 former ohce u Winsiow rsrsiss - " 81"
" d. LANIER,
New Yors, Jan I, isa9 IN lmisl ISAAC kir. Jf
MIN Of CRAIG IEAL y:
~ this d.y dissolved by mulus ccnssnt Ine nnsstss
vii conpu. business st The store 2s2 Washios ton"
on his own acrount -N-~ yors. ar ~. LsA, ~, -
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p...euaers sailed.

II ,f.s.Ay CkeroAse fog So'asns1pw .os sa, M.
ssasnlst "a ~, .~,i.nt & Campbell ch"dtra sua ~
nurs,i .e :, No. Nnufa Nancy, kooe't Love
Nss i, De MARTIN Hs-brook. frAnes "rSe u ~
- : A Slrbs a.. CtcLesief, fnnf~ X 1 HAN
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JAMEs COLE. AscrcoseS
ENECIT0Es' -AiE OF vAIrAbLk ~

CPRONED REAL ESTATE q Peter Morton. eeescssd
stus,ed oa Willow, Warren ard Fsesrple so sryosi{s
a,.hf.-IANES COLE ~il SCI socgior % hOSpAfl
Jsr a 1919 u o'elces a he Merchants hxehenss ne
follow irg eligible properly. Wa . ,.. -
ard li house N BY IS rect built 10 modern s'ye uares
msniels Ac lol u BY s. feet ... -. a, -.
With greer r-house and stable attached nc eoass . ~
feet. leo feet deep . -. .- -,
.- and stable house - oy feet lo = BY 10
rs t.O tss and IA Willow st-Nar shree sfofy efss
houses. buk modern style and ths ots noases ~ oy
feet. icts loc feet deep. ....
II ard =. Willow two vacant NSs each . BY ioo
az Warren scuih Brooh hrve stcry otieh hcrs-
srs o between Court ard Clinton hons- 3 ~ ~ s-ss
lot loo feet deep
s. Pinespples hr-. stoEy bck hoase ard os. ecUs-
ee hy ~ feet lot ~ by 3 feet
The hoa.es occupied by excellent eiass ~ tea
an,s Terms-Psn CT purchase ncusy can remain on bod
ard mortgage For sither psriculss spp! ~ he Aue-
uone-r IS Fusnn.si Rrooslyn. q wAist " - isiss
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E,.uINc T.CKlE LOK CAIIFORNIA.-

L Those who z around The Horn will need Hooks snd
Lines fr catching Do phin and other seshsh snd ho.e
meet In sfdron 10 guns. Fishing TAcse for sAng
salmon and olh-r hsh m ths Sacramento AMER Fiug on
sal provision. Tor mOuihs esh n'h w the nsd 10 ke
l9. the Anglers Depot ~ FulfOn--t
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ADNENTTREK., slleI a

y lection from - superior pilot cioh oYsfcos
fwhirh are especially requisite on voVsg" around Asp-
Horul and other xiner coihng, whicl Se are selling Al
co.t D ices should Aso be prepared fof the very warm
rssher that rervades those regions We have Just manu-
farred an extensive assortment o. summer coats psnia
looms vests. &r which while ne prices are N loN' We
ave every conf ience ihsi they are nc moe. desirable
900. In tie market WM JENNINGS 4 co.
n 2ll RrOatVaV. site tns folntan
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ry- Irdenendent CIV neform Party Meet.

~ Independent Shy ps,Y nnno.'te spSne.sr on
Thuf,dsy evening, y o'clock for te Iurpoe AZ u ,S
T nsrsns The Civ Officers from State and General Foil
ties and make them independent OF all psruss , tho
,ios, sr,oos whom are Messrs Jss Monroe. James X
Whiting J. Prescott Hal, Geo rois3n; ,,S, y1n W., w
Henry Meies, Chss H. Hail. DHVio 4 "hoe'o' "a 9n..
Campbell, A G Ransom - $50
,.- Pre-. Iecture.-Mrs NJ 5 Cow NIcHoLssfnh
and ss frse public lecture ladies' and gentlemen WI oe
given at Hope Chapel Lecture Room opposite .ne S
york Hotel Broadwsy, Thursday evening, JAN -
- suhec,-Principes and Results Of Medical fsscnee ID
Ailopaihy, Homeopsihy and Iae Water Cure - -"'
ry water Cure.-Dr. TRAIL receives patent. 81
hs sitv establishment Is Lsight ST. aud al Oys.ef nsy
Nev bur dings are being erected for The country
meni which with the charming scenery 40 saxsp,sse.
ssuhrty Of the place, will furnish unequAod SS miss
for invsids al all seasons OF me year ~ ~
re- The Pale and saIlew Invalid OF y''rs years w.,
In a shor time by the use OF Dr sNAfNt - ~
syrup OF Wnd Cherry, assume me iesnu. fails in
youth This excellent medical pteparanoh 40 S md
removing the most obstinate coughs psins 10 ,,n u DS
Sxsvne's principal Office. corner OF Eishlh sno h"e
Philsdephis. - - II p,v. cor Broad
49, and Iobn.si 5. B. WARxER, 2a5 Beeoser-st X A
y, Sps IsS Bow cry; J. C HART SiS t'rand 81 n
o. q, r rnon and William ST.; scHIsFFELiS bS9
TssSs Co. II. ws,ersti RYsaT1s, oLxsn xstss Co.
Rp,sdxsy and 10 Asior House HANlLASp' hhhsS - W.
50 Msdei-lane +. oLos SON. Ne~sA.
pr,n,,op of the skin, salt Rheuin, Nc'
csnps cured quicker by heuse OF Jo>sss IIAL.AS ~
Soar ihan by any S.hst he len snooh
,oe white and eesr one tris will .susiy s.y one :. ois
50, e,i cnsi,,v OF This lruly excellent article ~ sou
opjy al rs Broadway door above W alAer'~ - So
w. All the Fashion-kosts new , - S,,g,c sns
We Of Coihc Door and Number Plaes Aso' Oos', - ~
s6sls Pattern Concsve Bell Pulls. ne hanosos' "
sonnd 40 the city. r Roberts. msnuisc'nrei
/ vsy near Prince-si. "-
~ An migrate TO science is he ~n9 nss roxr
80 and doe. not expend shillings for hoie oi y
Goa Hsr Restorative. 1t makes ne wors cry ny, ~, s
,isar so0 Ard ,lky stocs Il falling on, cures % ~
s,,tvsIv force, ii TO grow sold Only, ID New
/ IA Rrosawsy door above Wslkef-s1 - "'0'~
~ Uecker's Farina has estaoiisnSe7a iiS7 =, =. H.,
-, viii he medical profession and me p1ns1 ~ 80 80
- ssrsn and ipvslids much superior 10 srro~',oo.
' a. mor- nsthening pleasant TO me ,s'e -
ss.1y nr,psred Al the principal drug so'es %, s..
es'n es'unrffErR sROTHFR ~ Ch-rrv" OH "'
.t,-water SOAP for Californin.UA hne
article can be bad s i'O Brose~sy' one u'V IS steod
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BOARDING..

a LADY DESIRES BOARD 10 family % %wnefe
,,,n an me Piano forte Will be received as party
Would not object to devote few hour every
sv n desired T. the usual branches pertaining 10 an fhg
lisb education References exchanged Aooiess > .
Rox - Tribune Office ~ ~,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-11

One Of the New York papers, like Malay run
ming muck, is engaged in crusade against Art
Unions in general, and that Of New York in par
ticular; and calls upon the recorder of the city to
instruct the grand jury to indict the members for
violation Of the law prohibiting games of chance.
The idea seems prepostorous, inasmuch as, indie
pendent Of the motive, there are important differ
ences between the distributions of Art Unions and
the drawings Of lotteries. In the latter there is
chance that the tcket-bolder may draw prize, and
greater that he may not; in the former, there
is certainty that he will receive the value Of his
money, and possibility of a prize, leaving out of
view the consideration that he contributes to OBJ
jectof great national importance. OF course there
is no probability that such an attack as that " the
Neo York Star have any cfect-the only won.
der is, that any should be absurd enough to
make il.
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for Van Buren, as members of the third
party organization is an absurdity such
as Campbell and Crowell, Of this State,
who will vote with the Wings in organic
ing the House, and sustain the Admins
tration, Notwithstanding the clamor of Abo-
litionists abroad. The Free-Soilers are
marked below in separate column, ac-
cording to their old party predictions,
and the vacancies from Vermont and Ohio
filed, as their political complexion is GER
tain, while Palfrey's district in Massachu-
sets will probably remain vacant:
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Missouri and the Sol. Organ.

We have failed TO do justice to the pro
0ress of Locofoco dissolution in Missouri.
The war between the Barnburners and
the Old Hunkers j. waglng quite as vlo-
Ientlv in that State "a IN New York; and
the prospective results are quite as prom
ising 10 President TAYLoR's Administra-
ton. The Calhoun men and the Benton
men hate each other as bitterly, and de-
nounce each other as violently in the for
mer State, as the Cass men and the Van
Buren, men in the latter. II is obvious
enough that Colonel BENTON is quite as
little attached 10 the Richmond elite a. is
John VAN BUREN himself; and either Of
them, we doubt not, would rather that the
governmental power should remain in the
hands that now WELD it, than be restored
TO the MAsoNs, STEvENsoNs, RITcHIEs,
and OssopNEs. To have chronicled the
movements and speeches of Colonel Ben
TON in his progress through MissouT
would have required daily broadslde
We have been unable to spare the room
II has been a matter Of great surprise
us. however, that his quondsm friends Q
the ex-organ have stood 80 mute on tn
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GEN CoLIER's PARTy.--Adviccs have been re-
ceived from General Golfers party, at Santa Fe,
az late as the middle Of July. an tceH. They
expected to resume their line Of march about the
25th Of July and 10 proceed on the route travelled
by General Kearney in lS47, with Kit Carson as
guide, and escorted by detachment of thirty
picked men from the command of Captain Wash
ington. They expected to reach San Diego in from
forty five TO fifty five days, where they design to
take shipping. Some fears were entertained that
the Indians on the route might prove troublesome,
but the military escort is sufficient to quiet all APP
prehension from them. The party were compelled
10 dispose Of all their wagons, trunks, and camp
euupage and will trust 70 a blanket, and the food
forage, and light utensils for rough cooking, which
may be pac ked on mules the remainder Of the route
Thus disencumbered of baggage, and mounted,
they may proceed with greater rapidity, and will
doubtless be at San Francisco by the last of this
month.
The party, on the way 10 Santa Fe, met with
many adventures, and had some hair breadth es-
capes The Indians troublesome, and great.
ly ANNOYED them. Rattle snakes and prairie dogs
were quite numerous, and very troublesome, in
passing through the sandy portion Of the plains,
and occasionally they suffered severely for water
Notwithstanding the troubles they encountered no
one Of the whole number was seriously i'll ON the
route from Fort Leavenworth TO Santa e. Gin
cinnoh Gaxetfe
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Yet To De elected.
Whole number. TAYLOR. g

sWhig majority
This calculation gives the Wings just
is, (half the MEMBERS, equal to the
combined Locofoco and Free-Soil vote;
and it is well known that Mr.. Holmes, of
South Carolina, is Taylor man, and will
vote for Winthrop for Speaker, and thus
secure his election as in the last Con-
gress. The number of third-party men,
in all the tables published, is rated TOO
high. There are only eight-Wilmot,
King, Durkee, and Tuck, -FOUR formerly
Locofocos; and Giddings, Allen, Julian, and
Roos -FOUR formerly Wings. Of these,
King, Iocofoco, Allen, Wing and Dur
kee, (Old Liberty were elected by sepa-
rate third-party organizations; all the rest
by combination. Tuck and Root will prob
ably vote mostly with the Wings; the
other six with the Locofocos. Besides, the
Wing contestees of three Locofoco seats
must in some instances succeed, unless
the "balance of power" to secure its own
weight, plays the same corrupt game of
bargain and sale as in the Ohio Legislature
last winter. But the Wings in the States
vet to elect must and can save the nation
al Capitol from the possibility of such a
disgraceful spectacle. By initiating the
example of their brethren of Rhode ISL
and, the task is not difficult.
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If, then, the old Maryland line rallies
in force, what is to prevent the gain of
Wing member of Congress in the Balti-
more district, fifteen wards, when in the
9th Congress the Wings swept the whole
delegation Will not Louisiana stand by
her adopted son, vilifed and abused as he
now is by an infamous Locofoco and Abo-
lition oppositon' General TAYLoR's own
district sd is the only doubtful one, and
there the Wings are led by the gallant
Stewart; and each man should recollect
that their phalanx cannot be broken while
the Hero of Buena Vista is in the midst of
the square. What interest has MISSISSIPPI
pi in betraying the fortunes of the man
who watched by her wounded soldiers in
to the hands of Abolition factions at home'
Will the people suffer patriot President
and gallant old soldier thus TO be hunted
down by the calumnies of the editor OF
the Union and his fanatical coadjutors,
Giddings and Carlson Shall eight men
control the council of the nation, by fac
tious, sectional organization The dis
graceful spectacle Ohio exhibited last win
ter, under the rule of the Z" balance OF
power" should be held up by the Wing
press, TO the States yet to elect Represent
atves, as warning; and the House may
yet be SAVED, if every man does his duty.
OHIO.
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XESrA, Sept. 4, lS49

In the West Tennessee Wing we find an
account Of the death Of the Hon. ADAM
HrNTsMAN, at his estate near Jackson,
Tennessee. Mr.. HUSTsMAN was formerly
a member of Congress from his State, and
had occupied distinguished place in the
arena Of State politics. He was also dis
tinguished member Of the bar, and man
of decided eloquence.