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~EXRCUTOR,s NOTICE,

n ETTERST Parliamentary having been
n granted to the undersigned at the
August Term, l849, Of the Probate court
of Madison county, Mississippi, on the
estate Of Mary Cameron, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make immedi-
ate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them, legally authenticated, within the
zine prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred. tf
JOHN G. CAMERON, .Ex'r.
Aug.tl8, 1919. 40 st
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inn oF Mtsslsslrpl.

Madisonl BY the Probate Court Of said County
County, at the January Term, lS49.
VIE estate Of AS. Hutchison decd
having been reported TO, and de,
clared BY said Court to be insolyent. No
tice Is hereby given TO all persons hav
ing claims against the estate Of said de
ceased, to present the same TO the under
signed, on or before the Cd Monday Of
August next, or their-claims will BE- barr
ed.
By order Of the Court
j. T. CAMERON, err
Caution, January l9, l84e. l8 en-
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CB0TON aH DINGe
UMBRELLAS laSOIS
BIZ NAcHIN
GEORGE ]. BYRD.
MANUFACTURERS.

g J. 3, would tiyite the particular a%ilentop
Of bis friends and merchant i gisiung New
York, 10 give hima call at his nssg and spa
cious Mahuipelorg end Warehaute
Nos. I4s ard ia BfoadWaf.
tCRoroN %BUIDNos,
between Cedar and Libery rtrestA wher
there will always bs foNnd ne most exiensfv
a~ssartmtntot
Umbrellas, Parnsols, Pafasolettes and SEM
Shades,
Of his own celebrated Manufacture, for sal
10 any quantity, aud at greatly redueet
prices.
G. J. 81 pledges himself that umbrellas anil
Parnsols from the Croton Manufactoryv shall
be A No il every respect,
New York, June, i8d9.
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Ia az tpEom q man concern

To all Whom ii may concern
are hereby commanded to ap.
n pear b fore the Probate court Of
said county, at the regular term thereof,
to be holden at the courthouse of said
county, on tn Second Monday Of Octo-
Der 1849, then and there 10 shew cause,
if any you have, why said court should
not then order and decree the lands, ten
ements and hereditaments Of George F.
Heard, deceased, 10 be sold, viz
North east quarter, east half, north
west quarter, east half southeast quar-
ter, andsouth. west quarter OF northwest
quarter of section a, township 10, range
s, east, and south half Of west half Of
southeast quarter, section 80, township
~, range s, east.
Witness the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTr, Judge Of Probate Of
said county, the second Non
day Of August, in the year Of
fi our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and f~orty-nine, d d
seal Of said court.
ISSUED, the 18th day Of August, t849
]. T CAMERON, Clerk.
Aug, rs, l840. 5O-6t
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7tlegraph, remarks:

Ibaslou Telegraph, remarks:
The rains appear to have caused con-
sickness in the country. Fevers pre-
d unusual extent in many Of the set
! ID the bottoms Of the Trinity aud
r-BlRetn.
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'lqAhT EXPEDITION The sudden ar
q he US. sloop-of-wa Albany of
Island, on Wednesday evening last,
'elns sSeltemen: there, where are con-
aOeus lOur hundred Of the men enlis
" secret expedition, which has caused
'pecplalions and rumors. The rank and
W q yet entirely ignorant Of their
intake bu'lipde interestin the matter,
wv evidently considerable uneasiness
a''s y command although they pro-
70 Interruption.
'al's Y quiet on the island, and we
" 'gsp Are better supplied with pro-
wv lA'y were at first .-R icayune.
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Aug. l8, l849. 49.4t OH = Con


THE STATE OF M~IssIssIPPI.
Superior COurtof CAanceryofM the State of
Mississippi, June Term, AID. t84s.
John w. Fuqua, Admir- UPON open
de boniS non, ing the com
.2l95 vs.. ~plainant's bill,
VIM. F. Walker, and and il appear
T.JsHart's legalqrep's, ingthatthe de-
etalS, a fendants-the
heiIs OF Thomas J. Hart, deceased-are
unknown to the complainant so that the
ordinary process Of this court cannot be
executed upon them, therefore, il is
Ordered, That said unknown defend
ants enter their appearance herein on or
before the first day Of the next term OF
this court, to be held at the u room,
in the city Of Jackson, o nthe first Mon.
day in December, ensuing, and plead,
answer, or demur, to the bill of com
plant aforesaid; otherwise, the several
allegations will be taken for confessed
by them, set for hearing ex parte, and
the matters thereof decreed accordingly.
tits further ordered, that a cony Of
this order be inserted in the Mississippi
Creole, a newspaper published in the
town Of Canton, once a week for two
months, successfully, and BY posting up
in front OF the court house door, accord
ing to law. !. 4. SLM1S, CLk,s
Sat BY E. P. RUSSELL, DC.
L. IN. GARRETT, Sol'r. ANA
July go, I649. As GIN .
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Jaly IA i84s.

10y Virtue Of an order Of the Hon.
- orable Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, made at the July
Term l8A9 thereof, | will,
On Monday, Sept. Sd, l849,
At the courthouse door in said county,
sell to the h CHEST bidder on a credit 81
twelve months, all the right, title and
interest which Edward Grigsby, Madi,
son Grigsby and Robert A. Norris have
in and 10 the following lands and tene-
ments in said county, Of which WaddeH
Sanders vas seized and possessed at the
time Of his death.
West half of south east quarter Sec.
twenty nine, township ten, range 2 east,
west halfof north east quarter sec. thir.
.ty one township ten, range 2 east, north
hall feast half Of north west quarter
sec, thirty one, township ten, range Q
east. south half Of lot No 7 sec thirty.
township ten, range 2 east, west half o.
south west quarter sec, thirty two town
ship ten range 2east. lot nine, sec TWEEN.
Eiy Ave township ten. range | east, cas-
half Of north east quarter sec, thirty one
township ten, range 2 east, south ives
quarter sec. twenty nine, township tel
range 2 east, all in the county Of Madi
son aforesaid.
Bond and security will be required Q
the purchaser.
THOS. SANDERS, Guardian.
July14, l849. Al
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II. d. Id. nj.

EVERGREEN LODGE, No 80, Of
~ the independent Order Of Odd
Fellows. meets every Thursday eve
ming al 8 O'Clock, in their Hall in the Cd
story Of H & P Noonon's Grocery Store
P. T, N0ONAN, Sec'ry
June 80, l849, Al 3m
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Just received a large supply Of gu.
- pefior brass bound, varnished and
painted buckets; and for sale, by
D. w. MURPHY
July ii, '4s.
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KTTE are authorized to announce JAMES
wv r. CHA MBERS, as a Candidate for
he Office Of Probate Clerk,
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wv are Authorized to announce JOHN B.
wv HOWC0TT as a candidate for ~re-eIec-
TO the Office of Probate Judge.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Norlcr

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
ETTERS OF Administrator having
been granted toihe Undersigned al
tho May Term, l8l9, oflhe. Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi, On
the estate Of George f. Heard. decd,
all persons indebted 10 said estate are
notified 70 some forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law or they will be
forever barred.
Q, r. SINGLETON. Admir-,
June 90 ~ al. G
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NTe are anshoriged 70 a~nnouuce VIM. s.
wv BAILEY asa Candidate for ~re-elec-
ton to the office Of Sherifof this County.
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WE are authorized TO announce JOHN T
w CAMERON as a candidate foE r~eselec-
ton to the Office Of Probate Clerk, E
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KNT E are authorized TO announce THOS
wv N. HERNDON as a candidate 70
District Attorney, for the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict composed Of the Counties Of Madison
YaEoos Holmes, Attaia Leake and Winston,
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I'VE are prepared to make CASH Ad-
vance upon consignments Of Cot
ton to our friends in New Orleans, Mess.
Fellows, Johnson & Co. Also, 10 fur
nish Plantation supplies, BAGGlNG,
ROPE, &c, from New Orleans, or at
this point. We will also make cash
advances upon Cotton for sale ia store
at this place. Being prepared with
good COTTON SHEDS, we can effect
insurance upon all Cotton stored with
us, when desired by the planter.
Aug. 25, l649. si 5076m
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rINAL S~RFTLNMENT-

FINAL SETTLEMENT
NHE undersigned, administrators Of
y the estate Of Freeman J PieFce,dec'd
has presented his final account to tho
Probate Court Of Madison County, Miss:
and will al TIE next ept. Term Of said
Court apply for its addition and allow
ance.
NJ SIMMONS Admr.
July IS. l849- A. Al
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THE STATE OF MIssIssIpPI,

ID"
Madison County. @
By the PROBATE Court OF SAID COUNTY,
July Term, l849.
ME estate Of M Yanderhnrst decd,
having been reported 10 and declal
ed by said court insolvent; Notice I,
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate OF said deceas.
ed to present the same to the undersign.
ed on or before the 2d,Monday Of Fcbr'y
I85O,or their claims will be forever bar
red.
By order Of the court.
J. T. CAMERON. CIR
Jul l4'49 as GIN
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EW7E are authorized 70 announce JAMES
wv A. DENNIS, as a candidate for re-
dectiOa to che Office Of Assessor Of this Coun-
~,
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pm We say to the people that the Wing
q traitors TO the South. Trust them
40 your enemies ."-HoAy Springs
Nmt sh instant.
u de language Of Lloyd selby, editor
eding democratic organ in North.wes-
AiAadpPi, The Wings, he says, com
Y least one half of The yoterssOf the
V 'Faiog D The South! Probably a
Infamous " q more stupid assertion
'el'I' was made. The assertion was
= y ihe rotten heart of a fool as well
Matches Courier.
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the un.
~ dersigned, Commissioner of Insol-
yency on the estate Of J.. w. Camp, de-
ceased, has filed his report Of claims on
said estate with the Probate Court Of
Madison county, Mississippi, and that
fhe.sama will be confirmed al the Octo-
Der Term, 1849, Of. said court, Unless
exceptions are made, BY those interest.
ed, at or before that time.
J. T. CAMERON,
Aug. 49,, l849. 49.4t Cpk a. Com,
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nrros, Aug. II .--AnOther DeEaulter,
BEAUTIES Of the Sub.Treasury are just
10 break upon the country, in a
b Illustrate and adorn still further the
fihe locofocO dynasty. DENLY and
VII hol remain much longer without
They constitute q very good sam
hHe are many : more Of the 50 ne
What will the good people Of New
ah when they learn that one OF the
msfthe lOcofoco party in Intersection
lian-a man who has held the high
Il Governor, US. Senator, editor Of
qt, and pension Agent, 10 likely 10
ii the sum Of $4,000! Of those
hli Of Pension Agent was the only
IEEh be could well ~fnancier to adyan-
10 The very one he Las succeeded
supereeded on the 2Slh Of May last
nsdaisIy paid over to the successor
aViag ne balance against him Of the
Ass stated, which he refuses, up e
s,p p%rOduce:
% diet bis accounts are with the Comp
aa their examination will be finished
vhseuPon the proper District-A ttor
bs instructed to proceed in the mode
d hi such Cases.-B Boston atlas.
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Mn WAFe.
LIE and PORTER


n UNNEN WHNNN-NJ
NOR " medical purposes" One pipe
lust received from New York. and
Warranted a bars article for sale by
iuly qs D w MURPHY
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in THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

ModAeOa County
By the Probate Court Of said county.
August Term, I849. aaa
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NAVE are authorized 10 announce JOHN
HANDY, as a candidate Tor Circuit
Clerk, al the ensuing November election,
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NAJE are authorized 70 announce JAMES
Wv HANNA, as d candidate for Assessor
at the ensuing November election.
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KKIE are authorized TO announce TO-
WV sEPH r. DAVIS as a candidate TO-
Probate Judge.
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HkIe are authorized to announce WEST
wv 7, RUTLAND as 4 candidate Tor
Assessor az The ensuing November election
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NHQS. ~. LEE, OF Canton, authorizes us to-
announce BIN as q candidate for The
office Of RANGER Of Madison county. at he
ensuing November election
IA are authorizsdto announce j CLAN.
wv CEf. as a candidate for Ranger of
Madison County at the ensuing November
WSTE are authorized TO announce TO-
wv SEPH r.. DAVIS as a candidate goy
Probate Judge.
w are authorized to announce WEST
wv T RUTLAND as a candidate Tor
Assessor az the ensuing November election
KKTE are authorized TO announce JAMES
wv HANNA, as d candidate FOR Assessor
at the ensuing November election
VETE are authorized 10 announce JOHN
HANDY, as a candidate for Circuit
Clerk, at the ensuing November election,
ETTE are authorized to announce JAMES
w "A. DENNIS, as q candidate for re-
dectioH to lhe Office of Assessor Of this Coun.
~
lTKNT E are authorized TO announce THOS
wv N, HERNDON as a candidate 70
Disttlrt Attorney, for the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict composed of the Counties Of Madison
YaEoos Holmes, Attala Leake and Winston,
NNI Q are anthoriged 10 announce VIM. s.
wv BAILEY asa Candidate for ~re.elec-
ton to the Office Of Sherifof this County.
VA e are authorized to announce JOHN T
w CAMERON as a candidate for ~retelec-
ton to the office Of Probate Clerk
KTTE are authorized to announce JAMES
wv r. CHAMBERS, as a Candidate for
he Office Of Probate Clerk.
wv e are authorized to announce JOHN B.
wv H0WC0TT as a candidate for ~re-elec~
non TO the office of Probate Judge.
lKXTE are authorized to announce HENRY
wv r. COULTER as a candidate for re
election to the Office Of Circuit Clerk s4af
I49t auaV uNwwr ass -
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vi NHOs. NJ. LEE, Of Canton, authorizes us TO
announce BIN as q candidate for the
Office q RANGER Of Madison county, at The
ensuing November election.
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3 are authOrizsdto announce J.CLAN-
Wv CEf. as a candidate for Ranger Of
Madison County at the ensuing November
election.
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crops in this portion of the State are
|iHy iae this year, promising q heavy
The same we learn from the papers of
Y, may be said Of those Of that Sec
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-12
New York. Jan. So p. NJ.

The steamer Washington left Bremen on
the goth ult, making the passage in ! 9 days.
Advlces from Havrc to the 18Th ull., say
business continues TO improve daily since
the election Of Louis Napoleon.
According TO private advices, staple arti>
cles were on the advance.
Irdnce.-Paris tranquil, and there was
increase of confidence perceivable in the
commercial classes Of the metropolis and oil
the Departments. Large (bona fide) pur-
chases of the French funds have been made,
which were still on the rise.
The new President was TO be proclaimed
at the Hotel de Vile on The 2lst of Dec,
and the C4binct aflerward
Mr.. Odilon Barrett was to be at the head
of the new government, and NJ. Iamartlnc
is likely to be in nomination for Vice Pres
ident of the Republic. Gen. Cavaignac is
likely 10 receive the appointment of Mar
shall of France.-Fhe Pope still remains AT
Gueta, surrounded by dipomalsts. lie has
determined to take refuge in France.
The llungarians were burning down
their own towns and villages and destroy
ing all means ofcommunica,ion in order to
cut off'lhe invading Austrian army by cold
or starvation.
Engiand.-There is an increas ed &C:
emulation Of bullion in the bank Of Eng
land of nearly 5 million pounds Sterling
A despatch from New Orleans Jan 9th,
says, the Cholera for day or two past had
been less destructive in its ravages. The
number Of deaths during the last 4S hours
being only II, the number Of deaths from
Cholera and other causes was 1871. Citi-
zens were generally returning to their homes
and the late rains had subsidized and had
given place 10 pleasant weather.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-12
A LOST TnEAsUnE.-l hcloIlowmg cx,rac, from

a LOST IREAsURK.-lh he following extract from
a memoir of tour through Northern Mexico in
connection with Col Doniphans expedition, by Or
Wislrenus, may be Of interest to treasure seekers
"a class which is becoming quite numerous:
About 100 miles southeast of Santa Fc are some
extensive salt lakes or salinas from " inch all tie
salt used IN New Mexico is procured. Not fan
from these salinas ale the runs OF an old CITY :
which, as is reported, was once large and wealthy,
with rich mines, the produce OF witch was sent an
nua!l y 10 Spain.
At ore season when they were making ex,raog.
binary preparations for trans porting The precious
metals, tlr Indians attacked them: vhcieupon tue
miners buried tier treasures rcrth ffy millions
and hJ the ciy together; but they were all killed
except two, who went TO Mexico, giving the par.
tIculaTs OF the affair and soliciting aid to srchrn-
But the distance being so great, and the Indians SO
| numerous, no body would advance and the thing
was dropped. One OF the two went to New York
then under the domination Of Spain raised 800 men
and started by way Of the Sabine, but ere never
heard of afterW ards So far the Genc~ Within
| The last few years. several American and French.
men have visited the place, and although they have
not found the treasure, they certify at least 10 the
existence OF an aquednct about ten miles in length
TO tie still standing walls OF several churches The
sculptures OF the Spanish Goat o. Arms, and &c
many spacious pits, supposed 10 be silver mines
II was no doubt, Spanish mining town, and it is
not unlikely that it was destroyed, in d successful
! lnsurrectlon oil the Indians i'll 1850.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-12
WAsnIxGToS, Jan. S-3 p NJ.

The Senate having been organized at the usua
hour, eral petitions and memorials presen-
ted Mr.. Hale presented several anti slavery petit
tons. Ii was moved TO receive and refer them TO
the committee on the District OF Columbia III
Senate the bill for establishing reciprocal trade in
certain articles produce between Canada and the U.
States was taken up. Mr. Dix supported the bill,
showing the advantages that would result 10 the
United States 10y free interchange OF commodities
OF the respective countries. lie considered that the
measure would augment the commercial inter
course and extent the facilities Of trade, Mr..
Pierce spoke in opposition, lie thought the advan-
tases OF the bill all the side of Canada. Mr. Hun
ter opposed the bill, and hs feared it would prove
very prejudicial TO agricultural and very favorable
to manufacturing Interests. Mr.. Niles supported
the bill The House resolved itself into committee
Of the whole and took up for consideration the bill
for settlement Of private claims against the gov
e!nmcnt. After considerable debate tue committee
rose.
The House again went into Committee
Of the Whole, Mr. Rockwell, of Conn i. in
the chair, and took up the appropriation bill
for carrying into effect the l2th article OF
the treaty with Mexico, for indemnify
Without any final action the committee rose.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-12
BALTIMORE. Ian. 3

An arrival al Charlestown, from Hayli,
brings information that the llayiian army,
10000 strong have advanced on the city of
ST. Domingo; but the latter was prepared
to repuse them.
Riot i'll Bunalo--the excitement of Satur.
day last has nearly subsidized. The soldiers
were dismissed from duty last night al
though the Mayor bad deemed it advisable
to keep strong police force on the ground
to prevent another riot. Yesterday por>
ton of the rioters proceeded to the eastern
part Of the city and tried to prevent the la
borers employed on the Hamburg Canal
from working, but they met very warm
reception. They were most scyerly thrash
ed by the men at work. All is quiet TO
day and many of The rioters have been 10
work again.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-12
Assessed value of school lands.

Ra:ine Coumty.-The following is the assessed
value OF School lands in this County. Some towns,
it will be perceived, have more than ONE section
The Racine CITY section is appraised at $ll2, $40.
We understand there is much dissatisfaction among
the citizens of that place in regard to the assess
mcut; bat the appraisers came to their decision af-
ter mature elaboration, and investigation of all the
facts, and probably about right.-The Racine
Advocate thinks the property has been estimated too
hrh but believes the assessors have been perfectly
honest in their assessment, and says there ma
property higher and many who would have valued
=.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-12
mia into the Union as State made long and able

mia into the Union as State, made long and able
adverse report.
Mr. Mason, of Va moved that 10000 extra cop
les be printed.
Mr. Douglass spoke at length in reply TO the
arguments of the report Recent events would
speedily supply population TO justify the applica-
ton OF California for admission State; and MIR.
d. defended the bill against the objections of the
committee. The comm i'tecs report makes three
objections TO the bill; LIST: that it is unprecedented
I'd, il is unconstitutional; Sd, it is inexpedent 10
admit territory as a State before some previously
organized government existed: besides it would tie
unconstitutional TO divide State; hen il became
State It's division would be beyond the control OF
Congress
Mr.. Downer of a minority OF one in the COM
mttee, intends TO make a counter report
Mr.. Butler replied that every facility had been
afforded the friends OF the BILL and Others interest
ed inits merits TO be heard
Mr. Foote said that he was in favor of printing q
large number al extra copies of the report Mr..
Perrlen, Westcott and Dayton spoke, when the
usual number of copies for the Senate were ordered
to be printed and the further consideration of the
subject was then postponed.
The Barque John Strong arrived at New Or'9ans
on the 27tn ult, from Rio. She reports -hh on
the Esd ult. when off Cape Antonio, she exchang
ed signals with steamship Falcon, for Chagres.-
Reports all well. This settles the rumor that the
Falcon returned 10 the Ballze with Cholera board