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ra-.isy. Jan h- tn.sn- A.sar NJ JANIS " sitN
OF Manor Hanton Co Lstrr ieni'g "a i-s' nooa sai i
sni,y. tie ErIzAs NBRpg ouy i,asst,r ~
ls'- Jane. NeRrie. ,ssi % feirs
Tie fneni. and o the family ~i 10 s-1t ~
funeral from the house 81 her ua,e Chsr h,ss ~ Ns 81
Sunta, morning AZ 10 o'c.o,k
isi ght- of snd Csrne Co'rk sfst no1h d. ts.
Her insrs oil 'se psce sunday, jsl 90 49, oct. nv
ssi squautsnc respectfully invited o. 81 sui ~hhout ah-
invitation. ......
rUKnAN E,g ate -four merchant OF . o, boz no oi'i -" Of
h-
~. friends and acquaintance. invited ssui h' nn-fs on
s,iurta, sth nst a. scoc esfrsfes 81 - a esi"e
pa on f-rr Broo.yn Pm "a osnsrs sm t' ~ i.r
III n vii. OF William padn@,. ae.d I'D tas.
The friends snt eft he fsnf esfe' lf nFi~f
attend funeral her late fest,ars i be-s'f - 'n s'a
asy an fnoon. At o'co,t.
10 Sag H.ibor pspsr. please copy
On FRIDAY ,ysnns jan h. FRANCIS BROWN he st }e'f q
~ friends snd acquaintance ,a those o. hi. brothers c~s-.
John sud James respectfully invited % attend h- an-, on $40
day afternoon, At ~ O'Clock from be late rsi-uce, u 'n' '
n-rO f 4
On -dus.i, morls l7tb JoHs BLAME. late rs'ar-fot
n E,h,urou. 7th uit Lrss Pacs.sr. sRr'eu'nsy
solder ss.d ~
sliden, Cambndg.you Mac. lie 18Th nst ~, Ats"ss's
g,rxss .eei lately lork Editor o ih@ Bottom Hvrf
pafhe rarfy Journal he ire, number Of ~hNh .Pp-'ei -
thu lst
In Bnarewats Mas 9Th n.t Dawn Lsos,n. sgsi - SANE
Lsosan brother Of the Former be ~ eaf ih-
occurred about two hours apan and sy we're both out~l
10 Cambridge. Ma.s h i0., s.xv sa-s Revolutionary r-n
iou-f.
IN York Saniuskg OHIO Do,t Mathew stevcnsol se-f n
IN Bsimor. Nd I'm INST Rev Jsm~. l. Dms is, sg-f 81
IN DAYTON. Ohio oh met Dr. Nm ~ Booze, Sgd -
In Bsh summit Ohio Nov ~, Deacon Jo.'Fs H.sss''
soldier O - Revolution. ssed ~ .,
In STOCKTON, Chiutsuque Co Nj, ON INST ~ "'e'H ~"
In coacord H. Jan A. r.rtos sses - s-a'. NJ
Taylor Repr-sentatve 10 the state L~gsaln- ron "r
10 Pembroke n n sph alt NJ D.a- Mitchell Moore 's'd q
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CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MAILS, VIA HAVANA,
CHAGEEs. AND PANANA-The Washington papers con-
tain the following snnunciation
I he United States steam packet Falcon will be
dispatched from the port Of New-fork on Thursday
the fret OF February ls49. The public 10 hereby mott
red that mails may be sent to Ne~-fork Charleston
:. c Savannah, Ga; and New Orleans La 70 be con
veyed by said steam packet The Falcon will touch
At Havana She will sail from NewYo on the lsl
from Charleston. : c. on the 81 from savannah, Ga
on the Attn. aud from the Baize, below New Orleans
La on the 10Th OF February next Mall bsss will be
made up New York 70 be forw srded 10 al the points
above named also for Chssres, Panama san Diego
santa Barbara, Monterey san Francisco snd Astoria
The Postmssters Of Charleston, Savannah, and New
Orleans, will also make up msi for the points stated
70 be board OF the Falcon. upon her arrival
~ their respective ports The sea postage for single
letters exceeding half ounce in weight will DO
70. cents 10 Havana % 20 Chazres 30 cents 10
Panama. and 20 cent? 10 San Diego, SAINTS Barbara
Monterey. san Francisco. and Astoris, without any
addition for inland postage. Ia either case MrspdPsrs
aNd PdnPhlos-ses postage 3 cents each. and inland
postage 10 be added C. JOHNSON.
Postmaster General
Post Office Department Jan IS. 1870.
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'JoHs MITcBEL.-The latest accounts from Ber.
muoa are Of the most affecting character Mr Mitchell
II q stated, md b. unW-l for 4eek Iresol. 70
the departure n the s;esm-r We presume hi. ne..
continues-and Te know ihs; many week. siuc- the
account was that be mad been since the opening u
Winter suffering Unceasng ill health
ne fact IL, Mr.. Mitchell has long been lst0rins N
der chronic asthma for which DRY thick atmosphere
10 the only remedy-sn5 = moist highly oxygenzed
atrn0s phere certain poison Now TIE British Govern
ment upon whose empire the Sun never seis unhap-
ply for the human race cosld D.; have selected BE-
tween the Poles than Bermuda spot - more certain
death Tor TIE hero small island ust near enough the
comment % catch the moist land 0reezes mixed VIE
the exhslstiOns Of the warm Caro.inss and the sat
spray Of TIE ocean. Prussic acid would b mercy 10
this and really Government which mas such perfect
contempt Tor cruelty should keep Up "a character bow
II only for the sake OF humanity This poisoning Of
the air man bresthes and convulsing him Day By
day and hour By hour-fhis SLOW steslfhy way Of
derng the modest Of living men Is excrucstns % look
upon. We shall say no more.
OBRIES. MEAGHER. &c.-Pnvate letters iust
received from Ireland that smith OBuen, Mea-
CHER Msnus and DOnohue and the other political
prisoners In Richmond prison are 10 excellent health
and spirit perfectly resigned n captivity and ready Tor
any fate that may await them The four gentlemen trs
named gave dinner On Christmas day % their fellow
csytives tue twelve or fourteen young men Imprisoned
for being trained and dred-or rather trying % DO 90
The festivres have not been noticed in the Freers
Journal the other fashionable journals OF the lnsa
metropolis but may be presumed 70 have passed OF
with unusual husriiy.'
Another private letter states
u spent Christmas with Messher. MeMsrus P. Cd.
% Donohue) and ODOherry. We had grand night
oft Mesgher YVES Chairman, and made
grand speech In proposing the toast OF Our next mer-
~ meeting Poor fellows tear they vii have 10
walk the plank They get the best Of treatment where
they are and are under al circumttances very happy
joan MARTIN.-AnOther private letter contains
TIL. sentence ~ saw poor John Marin-the sane
qua John arrays speakn9 rel Of hs sredes menus.
lie looks well and j, in good health
similar grrfifying account Of Mr. Martins health
has reached 10 from different correspondent who
had also seen him immediately before writing.
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THE PEoFLE-lf there is any one who has not
read the frs, number Of this psper be has missed
treat and should call send to the Office and get II
while back number may be had There Is one article
in il which should slone sell 5000 Of any paper II Is sell
dom that such article 10 contributed 10 the columns
Of newspaper 1t is from the pen Of DEvl> REILLY.
But we only meant to refer 10 the second number
which 10 this day published We copy one or two IL
terestins paragraphs sbou. the lrsh Csptves There
original Editorials Ireland. Napoleon. the Dab
liza Corpor srion Irish Ism dlords Sea letter in Ger
man GA the state of Europe-ihe Immigrant Arrivals
at this Port with full dges, of Irish British and Con
tinen,sl news Messrs. RKILLY. McCIENAtAS and
RssISsox, Editors Ofsce Sprucest
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday,

PmLADELFrIA Friday, Jan. 10.
There are rumors that a large forgery has been
perpetrated during the present week The guilty per
son. 1t Is supposed has escaped board the Gray
Eagle, which left this port yesterday for California
Lefty Johnson = cOlOred woman, who was severely
burnt yesterday, died last night at the Hospital.
The Flour msrkst IL very heavy, and without de
mand for export s. - IL the nominal asking price Of
shipping brands but there are no buyers. Corn Meal
and Rye -four are also very quiet a. previous rates
Wheat IL dull and only small parcels Of red sell at
= l. 81 - Corn is still scarce with fair inquiry
small sales Of yellow making At 62c, and lots
10 arrive 1t Gle. Cotton Il dull and the recent ART
vsls have placed the market in favor Of the buyer
Provisions beginning 10 arrive snd pces are hard
liz supported. Picked meats sell In lots At &c q,
and 3 for Hams sides and shoulders. Lard kegs are
worth She 400 kegs refined brought tc more. on time
Butter firm at 10. ll.c Pork Mess, IL quoted At
SIS sl5 80 per b. Lead, 800 pigs sold al 81 S1i.
Sugars sctive, aud 300 hhds old crop n. A. sold at
Il a Sc Whskey, scarce At % a 23c.
SALES OF SrocKs-Frsf B0ard-l6.5OO state 5s 'yi,
100 do ~, 1000 DO u cerrhcstes). 70, Northern
Bank XIV 80 - Lehigh Interest g. 30; Man and Mech
Bank 25 1910 Sch Nav 6s 50. ; 500 do, 3of Is
Girard Bank ll; l25 do, ia; 100 Reading r. II
1900 do Bonds. Az 1000 do, ~ 1000 do Mort do.
50t 500 DO. sol so U Bank - 80 do, 81 50 WI
mington X, 2Sl 1000 Tenn. Bonds %. ~.
Second B0drd-575 Morris Canal = 200 do - !
Camden and Amboy Rd l3- 5000 ; Loan S. %
99i 10 Western Bank, a 30 Leheigh Interest, 81
1000 sch Nav o.. 37t 1000 Reading Rd Bonds. At
1900 City 6s, u, 9si 25 : Bank, 81.
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WI A II X I r. -.

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Al Courbss 4 % 1i Ham TOO Nfhssgcon NJ. Nsrly
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A. Ap--. Ms lst Dc n Rl-nan O. NJ. Aua Hsr,A
A. hs~lus Va lth ut Capt raEhs Dew o. NJ. An.af.
Felt.1y
A. Hsnore'. Id Moe. co1t. O. NJ. c,roIreF Cr--
A. iou.'fhe NJ Dec d, Re- ff-.foa Thlur.nn f' ~.
Ana ..hnofr...ssm- pals Re-. Jaha int~f NJ. Iny
Me.s-ns~r
MQaney FLORIDA De- n. John Rons ND % NJ. fea..s
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

TwENrIErH SENATORIAL DisrRIcT.-The Spea-
ker of the Pennsy ysns Senste has Issued writ for
election OF >ensior the % OF February next in the
District composed OF the counties VI Armstrong, Cam
brs Clrsrhed. and Indiana, 20 al the vacancy occa.
stoned BY the res gnsion Of Governor Johnston. Rob
er 7 Johnston Of Cambria county, mo relation 10 the
Governor Is the Wing candidate.
CITIZENS or FRANCE IxFRIsoNrD Ar NEw-OR-
LEANS Monsieur L. A. CoPpens. French gentleman.
from Martinique after the emancipation BY the French
Republic OF the slaves % that place embarked In the Br-
rsh brig, Recovery Cspt. burke Tor New Orleans,
compsned by servants former slaves who had pass
ports from the French Government On the arrival Of
the Recovery 81 New Orleans 4 became the duty Of The
Collector under act Of Con -ress oi the 18th OF Feb
rusry l3 70 proceed sgns. the captain Of the bark
and the passenger NJ. COppens Tor the recovery Of
penalty Of 900 for the Introduction Of persons Of
color into state where the local law f0roids such
persons 10 be introduced epecia. bail IN such cssss
i required and the ship is liable - forfeiture The
counsel for The defendants took rule 10 discharge ,hes
srrcst the ground that the Uaed State avs having
abolished Imprisonment for debt In al states where
IL not abolished BY state avs, which i the case
in Louissns. the parties could not be held 10 bail
CHoIERA-At Cincinnati on the 18th inst. at
noon the health officer reported for the - hours pre-
vOus two deaths By cholers, II the Commercial Hos
ptsl One case, viz; John Fsrbsr, who ~ss
broagh, in with the ehronic disfrhes from Sev-Or
leans steamboat on the llth inst No eases were re-
ported from soy ether part Of the city and rome known
to exis, boats a. the lAn.ug Among the deaths BY
cholera =, New Orleans We notice ths; Of Judge Lacy
Of the Supreme Court
SENTENCE TO TIE STATE PRIsON.-A corespon-
dent of the Nsr5svPy0r Haid gives account ofthe
sentence of one Glnes OF New BEDFORD who IL will BE
remembered induced young girl to 20 with him in
chase on the plea that her father sick and after
getting her into the woods committed an assault upon
her from the effects Of which she did for
some te He put IN the plea OF insanity in mitz ration
of the crime, bat withou, avail lie was sentenced By
Judge Mellen 20 treaty years confinement Al hard labor
In the STATS Prson.
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Quarantine Regulations ut Havana.

IkFtHI Mn VF NIHI"'
WASHINGTON January i, I-f'.) .
The following translation OF a note received
tb. dsy from the Minister Penpoten,isy Of Spain on
the subject Of the Quarantine established 81 havana
Consequence OF the appearance OF Cholera 10 Ne" loA
IL published for the benefit OF al concerned
fTnls.sfonl ...
W,.HfNG1oS. Jsn. IS, lsfa.
The Supreme Junis Of Health u Havana navng been n
formed Of the appearance Of the Choera ha
determined al Troced,noIs Including ves.e persons
and lhngs from port should be subjected TO gorou-
quarantine. and hose from places distant my leagues
south Of New YORK 10 observation Tor esht Gays
This order enforced the whole coast o the ssnd
Of CuoA
The undersigned hss the honor to communicate ne sbove
% ne honorable Secretary Of State Of the ned staes
adding moreover for the Information Of The American ner
chants provisions from The United states % CUBA
w suffer any injury, will not be excudeol n thsy
are declared incapable q CONVEYING coniagon And mere
fore freely admissible unless their coverings shou render
them liable to condemnation for which resson hey Will be
landed without the delay for quarantine or !"
which he other articles OF ccmmerce are subjected
-
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

TIE WksHISGTON USoN.-Our Loco Foco
friend. vii D. .ry 70 bear ths; the Uaioa g solai 10
chsnge Political Principles viii - seen By the fol
loving Announcement which copy from yesterdays
psper The words Glcsed indicate total revolution
il IL. Politics Speaking OF osing the services Of MI
EAMzs it says
We hsve made arrangements to obtain TIE services
OF another assistant who j. thoroughly acquainted with
the poisi-s q our country a.,rg i-orcd rHA Rpaoi
caa princps and fully competent % share N the Ndu-
Gus .a5ors Of cur establishment
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The undersigned fepesis, e
Hon JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary Of state Of The L s.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Tharsday Jan. L. No. g John Tyler as President
of the United States ~. H. Hand ct al In error 10
the District Court of the United states for Northern
Mississippi. Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opn
ion Of this Court reversing the Judgment Of the District
Court and reNsndng the cause. with directions 10 that
Court 10 judgment for both principal and interest
IN this case for the plaintiff Ia that Court No. 30
+. Irving Il al plaintiffs in error rs. NJ Wilson Tue
argument Of this cause was continued by Mr.. Badger
for the defendant in error and concluded by Mr.. Re
verdy Johnson for the plaintiffs In 20 f.
7. Backus, plaintiff in error, rs. William Gould ct a.
The argument OF this was commenced by Mr.
RAYard for the nlAinIlf n
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Mr. Dixon OF CT. offered a resolution instruct
ing the CO mittee on Commerce to report measures
10 prevent the California gold from being carried 10
other countries for coinage, which was adopted
PAcBEco SLAVE CASE.
The PachecO slave case was then taken up
Mr. ToOMBs OF Ga being entitled 10 the floor, earn
esiy explained the merits OF the case lie stated that
much misapprehenson had prevailed with regard to
It's character lie said that neither party In point OF
argument entirely right that question wholly
foreign To the case had been brought into the discus
sion, and so much dwelt upon as TO prevent Gear
understanding of its just claims lie then proceeded
10 produce precedents and authorities from previous
Legislation of Congress &c. TO show that the claim OF
the heirs of Pscheco was just.
Mr.. BuEL (probably n. X HALL or Judge DUER)
of n Y obtained the floor and briefly replied to single
point sdduced by Mr. TooMBs and then called for the
previous question, which was sustained.
The question of reconsiderng the bill was then
put to the House and the Yeas and Nays demanded and
decided in the affirmative, by Yeas 100 Nays %
The bill, on motion, was now put upon It's final
passage The main question amended then voted
on and decided in the affirmative by Yeas JOG Nays a.
So the Pacheco bill has again passed. The dis
cussion on II has cost about $1,000
COMMITTEE THE WHOLE.
On motion of Mr. ROCKWELL OF Conn. the House
resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole on the
Union Mr.. BURT of :. c. Chairman.
Mr. ROCKWELL moved TO take up the bill pro-
yidips for the establishment Of a Board OF Commits
soners to settle claims against the Government The
question taken by telers and decided In the airn
stive. 80,
MIR. ROCKWELL rose and advocated the bill at
9Th and with great earnestne He said that every
other civilized Government settled those claims by a
Board of Commissioners.
When he had concluded, the Committee rose
and reported progress.
The Speaker signed sundry enrolled bills.
DEFICIENT APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr.. NIsroS of Ohio reported back the bill pro-
vidng for deficient appropriations for the past hscal
wear with the Senate's amendments, which were
agreed to- when, on motion. the House adjourned.
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SURVIVING EXHIBITION TO rHE lsrHUNUs OF
PAxANA-we see il announced that an expedition
composed Of Major & W. Hughes, Capt nlmsn. Csqt
siael, of the army aud Mr.. Norris OF Philadelphia
with their assistants numbering thirty eight in all leave
this City on Monday 10 the bark Isp'H Tor Chssres
They commence. Immediately on their arrival the
survey Of the track selected by Mr. AspinwAA &
Company for the construction OF the railroad to Pa
mama
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~ How poor they that have not patience" says
Iago. "How poor they that have not one Of Ksoxs
bssuufu Hats" cay These Hats manufactured In
the very style, and Of the excellent materials
and sold absolutely unprecedenIedly low price This
is indeed age OF invention. Alexander, Cesar nay
even Napoleon could have possessed, at any price,
article Of such great besuiy-whle every who
will the trouble to 2s Fulton-st will be- sbleto
suit himself at N B-A fall assortment Of California
Hats OF four different colors
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~ The NArIosAL POLICE Gsz.rrE OF this week con-
tain, Malachi Fsons letter from board the steamer
Is nus bound for the Gold Dggns" dated January T.
1919 Of Moro Castle giving graphic description Of the
that occurred during the time the IRE
Judge Days charge to hs Jury In tbs Mary Fowler
prostitution In this city Tom Hyers last exhibition pre-
yous to his great hshtsl 10 all unusually rich number
Every should read H. For sale everywhere. Office
100 Nassau st.
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For CALWoRSIA.-Theb brig John Finders, which
sailed Friday for California takes out the follow
ing passengers, who form iointstock company;
Capt Kingsbury. Z. NJ Young, c. Terhune, B. BATES.
VIM. N. Phyfe. WIN. D. Phyie. Z. A Drake, d w.
khenhanAs. !. Ebbitt Rogers, T. Cockrane. Reid,
T. Reeve, c. X. Hetaling. ;. Nslesu, ?. H. sallesu,
d. NJ Ford II Arenis J. :. Rice, 7 smith, lr. : LON
mason. P. Stryker, VIM. Arents, Robert !. Edwards,
O. w. Chedic L Markey, jr. II. c. Becker, Clinton
II. Hal. Z 3. kingsbury, Demarest, \ X VIII
hanson, ]. c. Pooer, Wm Tysck !. A. Tuitle, NJ.
Whitaker, J. S.oddsrd, q. Lommssou- J. Grant {.
SllFeralrn.
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Portcr CovRr-A country merchant by the name OF

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The closing OF
the annual meeting last evening, an affair OF the
mos, interesting character. LEwIs r. AILKN Esq the
retiring President delivered admirable address,
which listened TO with great attention and satsisc
ton The newly elected President, Hon JoHN A. hINe,
on taking the chair returned his Acknowledgements In
appropriate and eloquent speech which received
with grea, applause The award of premiums read
and adopted The meeting then adjourned
Albany Argus 10Th.
SUIcIDE.-Edward, son of Alonzo Gage. Of
Clarkson Monroe Co. aged years and II months,
committed suicide the other day by hanging himself
The child Is supposed 10 have been Insane
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By Telegraph 10 the New.York Tribune.
Vote on the Pacheco Case.

WAsHiNGToN, friday, Jan. 10.
The House to-day decided to pay Pacheco Tor
his negro by lol to e5, Messrs. Tallmadge, Ma
clay, Nicoll and Murphy, all OF New-York, voted
Yea. The bill passed by their votes. Every vote
from the Slave states was given for the BILL with
6 Wings and 20 Loco Focos from the Free States.
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Inter from Mexico.

BALTIMORE Friday, Jan. 70.
Dates have been received from Mexico via
New Orleans, 70 Dec. p. The Government, was much
embarrassed. The Indians committing high.
handed outrsses and murders gangs Of robbers all
hands defy the Police. Congress 10 meet on the
let Of January fears entertained that there would
Lot be quorum, and 900 fine imposed mem
fsfff, 10
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Courfs-Triais, &c.

PITTsBUEGB Fridsy, Jan. y.
The Courts have been occupied the present
week with the case Of the factory roters -Four men
have been acquitted 10 persons are still on trials
men and girls The markets unchanged. There
10 o. feet water Ia the channel
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MAssAcHusErTs-The following is the official
canvass for Congrsssmcn al the recent Special Election
in Massachusetts
SECOND DISTRICT
% r Kmrs Wig ssOi >-~hs leco lSc Rsnioal rs. 1850
FOURTH DISTRICT
reorp>oa Wig $40 psres, y $. tt koencr, 10 1873
riFrA DISTRICT
Cha. Allan $50 Ras.on Wig psv<. teco .lSl-
NINTH DISTINCT
q To~e Wig Nor,ea s....siss Hooper Lecol 0s
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Ma. CLAY TIE GUEsr OF GkS. TAYLoR-Let
ters received at Cincinnati announce the arrival OF Mr.
Cay at Baton Rouge, where he was cordially received
and entertained by Gen Taylor. The latter 70 to leave
for Washington on the lot Of February.
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Business-The Cholera, &c.

NEV-ORLEANs, Monday, Jan 10
Business continue active, without change wor-
thy Of note in the leading articles Of produce Within
the last days there have been 70 deaths including
40 by cholera. The Falcon sailed the 18th for New.
York with fair amour, Of freight aud moderate
number Of ussssugers
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