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1000 dozen KID GLOVES.

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AhO-GR0s D'ALGER and other New Style BON
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New Style DRESS SILKS;
BONNET RIBBONS, PRINCES and TRIMMINGS
of all kinds
New Shape BONNET FRAMES;
A Full and COmDleTe Assortment of New FANCY
STRAW BONNETS, etc.
All Of which will be EOld WhOeIas The Lowest Prices
@. YALE, JR., & co., AZ Magazine st.
Oh lw2p between Common and GIayier.
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DIPLOMATIC REMovAL.-Mr. Arthur Kelly of
England, attached to the British Legation at
Washington, has been transferred TO Lisbon
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ABANDoNDED.-The combination lately entered
into among the steamers on the upper lakes has
been abandoned.
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BEARER or DISPATCHES TO CALIFORN1A.-Mr
Sampson Powers, of Cincinnati, has been appointed
bearer of dispatches from the United States Co
vemmehtto California Says the Cincinnati Tines
and will leave in few days for San Francisco,
uiq Chagres and Panama. According to the Louis
vile Democrat, Mr.. Powers is brother Uf the emf
nent sculptor an old resident of Cincinnati, an in
telligent and efficient business man, and will no
doubt discharge with credit any matters entrusted
to him.
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books & Stationery,


AT NO. 81 CAMP STREET
TENEIE subscribers respectfully return thanks --=R-A
Il to their numerous friends and the pIb. Z{HI4E5a
lie flor the liberal patronage heretofore be- zsssA'a
slowed upon them, and would respectfully -
solicit its continuance, having hand ul and com
plee Stock Of every article In their line AND ARE DAILY
RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES. Their present Stock CON
stats, part, Of the following, which they offer at the
LOw market rates
BLANK BOOKS-Ledgsrs, Jounals Cash. Invoice
Account Current, Record and Receipt Books, OF all sizes
COPYING LETTER PREsSEs-With Books, and
every thing cOmplete-Of different sizes and qualities
BLANk KS. - Custom house Entries aud Commercial
Blanks OF every description; Bills of Exchange, Notes.
DTattg, etc, etc, in great variety.
CHECK BOOKS-On all the solvent Banks and Bank.
ing HOUIes in the city.
ton always on hand.
PAPER = of every desoiption-English. French and
American manufacture
INK,-Blaok, Blue and Red also COpyinE-an aEten.
liVe assortment l.
INKSTANDS-Of all known kinds
Whleu, Sealing Wax Quis India Rubber, Lead Pen
oils, Wafer Stamps, Rodgers Penknve aud Erassrs Office
Tape, Sand and Sand Boxes Letter Clips Bill Files Blgn
Lines, Pen Holders and Pen Racks Tin Paper Cutters
Counting House Calendars, Banken' Cases, Portfolios
Memorandum Books Danes, etc., etc
HAVING ALSO, A COMPLETE
. , JOB Printing Office and Book Bindery
10 the same building prepared to orders for
Printing Binding in superior Style and at such prices al
cannot fail in giving satlsiaetlOn.
CORSON & ARMSTRONG
StatiOneR and Blank Book Manufacturer
~ teal u Camp 5R9Vt, New ORLEANS,
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TRooPs ON THE TEXAS FRoNTIEE.-Accordins
70 the National Integencer, the military force, on
the borders of Texas consists Of two companies Of
the second dragons, twenty companies ofinfantTy,
two companies of the fourth artillery, and three
companies of mounted Notwithstanding in all a
force Of three regiments, OF about 1900 men.
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Gz- Miss Charlotte Cushman, about whose en-
gagement there has been some anxiety with theatre
cal managers, is 10 appear at the Broadway, New
5 York, and at the Walnut, in Philadelphia.
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Da7- The recent news from California, by the
Empire City, has revived the emigration fever in
Boston. Holders of good situations are daily
resigning them, to seek a reader and greater
fortune in the region of the gold mines. In the
ship Harriet Rockwell, which sailed from Boston
the other day, for San francisco, there were "
passengers representing more than so towns in
New England Six other vessels will sail IN the
course Of the week
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4 IME-lGOO bbs Thomaston Meadow Rock, for sale by
Ii "a JOHN STROUD s. co. LAG Common st.
CEMENT-35O bbls Denman's AND Nelson & Brown 3
~ ROIendals Cement, landing and for sale ~ -.
Of JOHN STROUD y CO l4o oOnal9n ..
DLASTER.-4OO bbls. WOtheBpOon's Superior Oalcined
i Plaster Paris, landing and for sale 9y, d, o., -,
o4 JOHN STROUD y co. lao common 81.
SUGAR LINiE.-50O bbs Superior Lime, for Planters
"a "a USE '0' sac JOHN STROUD co. 116 Common st.
nLASTERING BAIR-In large OF small lots, to suit
L o. purchasers john Stroud & co. las Common st.
FIORANCE & TAYLOR,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS-Ofce No. 81
Srapier sresWi liberal Cash Cargues 70
arrive on Msr store, be sold by They
also attention The VI hsa Estate, EIg0es Stocks Sue
eslsieaT SLAYER sIs' " 9mpRp
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New YoAK PoLirIos.-1he following is the
resolution on slavery, adopted by the Union Mass
Convention at Syracuse, NY, where the union Of


ResalUed That Congrsss has the constitutional power
over slavery in the District OF Columbia and has power
over the subject in the States That possesses
United States and should exert that power all occasions
of attempts to introduce there but the constitutional
power sguestloned willing tolerate the free
else Of individual opinon upon that question among menu
bes ofthe democratic family who willing to rally under
one standard and support the ticket nominated by the recent
State conventions.
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0F' Fredrika Bremen, 1t seems, did not arrive in
the Cambria, according to previous announcement.
6s- Mr. Bancroft, our late Minister to England,
has purchased magnificent mansion on Gramercy
Park, in the upper part of the city of New York
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MINEsoFA.-The message of Gov. Ramsey 10 the
first Legislature Of Minnesota Territory, occupies
nine colpmns Of the Chronicle. 1t is devoted en-.
tireIy to local sffairs. The Assembly was busiv
engaged in carving out work for legislation. The
Pioneer notices the arrival in St Paul Of another
caravan of carts from the Red River Of the North.
Each cart has buffalo skin spread over the top Of
it. Among a great variety Of merchandise which
they have engaged TO take home with them is fine
church bell,
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HoUsEKEEPERs,
this - 's w
DEPOT FOR CHEAP GOODS.
before making their purchases

70 GRAVIER STREET one door from Camp strest
ES The proprietor Of this establishment being at the Eastern
cities advancing GOODS, acquisitions will TO the stock
by nearly every ARRIVAL Large consgnmen expected per ,ps
HERO, LEHIGH and PETER MARCY, and bark NANCY W
STEVENS.
Per steamship OHIO expected large lots Of Embroidered Capes
Grape Shawls, Ribbons, and other Fancy Goods.
EB- TIE LOWEST PRICE asked at first, and NO ABATR-
MEFT made. oI n
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Gov BELL OF TExAs - This gentleman has
been said TO be wing in politics. Itis a mistake.
In his address, when candidate, he avowed him
self democrat. But there appear not to have
been any party lines drawn in the Texas election,
and the wings are believed TO have voted very
generallyfor Col. Bell. He is Virpinian bv birth,
and brolher-in-aw of Governor Smith. g Extra
Billy as the political press used to call him.
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! or A letter has been received from the British
Consul at Mazatlan, which states that in s1 months
ending Both June, there had been consigned to
him dhe ConRuD $778,736 worth Of gold dust, at
SIG the ounce; and that during the same period
there had been exported, in coin and merchandise
for Europe 1857 600. OF nearly one million dnllars
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PHILADELPHIA PoLITIos.--A very large meet
ing of the young wings of Philadelphia was held
on the evening of the Oath ult, at which the fol-
lowing resolution was passed
Rss0lUed That we adhere with unabated ervOr the well
established principles ofths administration party and gard
protection 70 home industry, udoiOus Oft
national highw ways, and prohibition Of slavery within the
free Territories Of the United States essential 10
our true and permanent welfare nation.
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~ WscaI the attention of Dry Goods Merchants to
the extensive Package Sale to be made This Day; at f. Il
PetpRn's Auction Room, No. Canal strest-a splendid
assohment. and liberal terms.
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AHsArRE-Ws are pleased TO see that the sue,
yes q lnl eaohhment under the new and correct man
agement Of Mr. Charles Increases nightly MOI onIy IA tbs
stage department better arranged but before the curtain
matters ATE managed better than heIetoloreor attntion
PAD 70 inc comfort OF the audience and more deeorum is
society to VISIT ne theatre The Forty Thieves has
after tonight. We would, however suggest 10 NJ M
the pTOgey Of PLAYING it once more aud that Is ~
pleCs, There many families of children bssdeS ebilsT
Of sTger growth, who would gladly upon the OppoT
tuHity Of seeing without being kept beyond their uSGa
rO-tC-bed time, N
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SPECLaL NOTICE.

bFLCIIL NUIICE.
LOUISIANA HIsTRIoNIO ASSOCIATION.
The Active Members requested attend meeting Rail
on THURSDAY the 4h i O'Clock Puncuai attendance
Hreqoested. o4 ROBr. M. NcALPlN, President.
---aS0--------~
Steamboat Departures This Day.
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Tslegrapboa b the DdtJy Crescent
By the southern Line.


WASHINGTON, Oct 2, O'Clock, so min, P. NJ
At New York, to-day, Fair Upland Cotton was
selling at III Fair Orleans and Mobile, III cents
steady. Flour steady, with a fair demand
Common, "a 81 TO s.. Sugars steady.
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GENIN,
BEEBE.
Public attention called Rsye Hat made under special
pernendence quite superior finish
The D0RSAY HAT
Ths viii be admitted inspection Of the different styles al
-D'ARCY'S,
oil diff 3tW corner Canal and Chartes
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
a. SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
Gopinston olivia, Hoffman, II A. NJ. Cars.
ftta tt1er DUCK RIVER, Apologize p. 81.
Ao5c s....--s JAS. l.. DAY, GiDeUsUr, n A. NJ,
~ LOUIS. ........-.A LANI1C, Ogesby, 4 p NJ.
Ne1f ork........... OHIO, scbenck, p N.
r, ~ the Mail steamship Ohio Lieut.. T. schsnck,
u D. Navy commanding, wall leave NCwYok HavunR from
head Of st. Mary street. Lafayette EVENING, Thursday
O'Clock, punctlay
o. PARADISE, LAwRAsON & CO., Agents
az The Atlantic For St. LouI and all intems-
hAts elegant new passenger steamer viii leave
positively, from Poydras street wharf.
HYDE & OGLEsBY, 2 Poydras street
tB Passengers and shippers will please be readiness at
above hour. al
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10 WINE DEALERs.-Fhis day, at halfpast 10 O'Clock,
r d. Petpain will sell at his auction. house. No Canal
l' baskets Ofsuperor Champagne The wine is oil the
vest Oana and will be positively sold to the highest bidder
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N o. 5 Q a W z ; 7 X a a u
I AZ. DOLBEAR will continue 70 receive New
y Pupils in WRITING during the entire Fall 49,
and Winter. Pupils from years Of age ss NJ
taught good business style in short time Rsas3
ar Hours 20 II A, M, 4 TO P. M, ami 10 49,
9 a night, ga
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LARGE SALE OF FURMTURE.-Remember youihat want
10 purchase bargaina hatKendiE Drake Co. sell this day
at NJ under the St. Chares HOTEL lot Of very superior
Furniture The sale will be without reserve and the quality
Of the articles commend them topubio attention.
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PRIVATE BOARDING., No. 10 Natchez street.
MISS ANN HALLETT, tlas Franklin House, Mobe,)
VI 0egs leave 70 inform hF friends and hS public that she as
house has been newly furnished and with suit the times and
determination make her bOarde comfortable she hopes
cave share Of patronage. 81 Imp
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Nrw YoRr. November, lstg
New York Coiiseicrship.--Edssar Curtis -Dansi Wsb'
aer, &c.
II rs generally understood here that Mr.. Maxwell =
making preparations for his visit TO Washington. with hs
plans pretty well concocted by and Nh the advice OF ne
wing committee OF this city Upon his appearance y
washington, ne will pay his respects personally to each
member OF the Senate, and, possible persuade the dem
ocshc members TO support him, some OF whom, for tea
Of getting worse man--which. by-the-by, would be
very dimcult matter--may be urged into compliance
with his wishes.
He will, without doubt, be able to make some capital
a. ne has secured influence by placing the friends
some ol the members in Office Among those thus 70
vored, may mention MrlDayton. OF New Jersey, who's
cousin told me that he did not think Mr. Dayton wonh
oppose Mr. Maxwelrs confirmation. This genilemans
name is Lewis, who has, with several Of the Daytop
family, place in the custom house | think myseh
that Mr.. Maxwell can confidently depend upon MI
Dayion's support Senator Mangum. Of North Caro-
lima, too, has a yrofsgf here; but from reliable ~
ihority. 1 doubt that the Judge viii compromse hS
sense OF propriety by supporting Mr.. Msxwel--eer.
iainy not he entefans still the same fsslngs that
expressed ia late letter to his old friend Mr. G W
lawrence, the former collector OF this port slmcs
imagine the interview between Mr. Maxwell and ms
Judge; Good morning, Mr.. Mangum," excaims M
Maxwell, hat in hand Good morning, sir" responn
the Judge Here Mr.. Maxwell explains the object o
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treasury on the 1T Of July next Of s2sa4, ess; and
i the ordinary expenses Of the government have moi
been and shall not be improperly increased by thi.
administration. the revenues Of the government viii be
sufficient not only to discharge them, but 10 pay the ex
penses growing out Of the Mexican war; and TO meet the
interest ON the national debt il not to discharge portion
Of the debt itself But il the ordinary expenses Of the
government are to swallow up all the public revenues
them OF course. loan or treasury notes be resort
ed TO. in order TO pay the Mexican nstalment and the
Mexican indemnity
Some sxorbtant claims may be trumped up by specula
tors or agents. on account Of the war; but Congress will
watch them with scrupuous suspicion and, il unfound
ed will arrest them But they cannot amount to
very large sum.
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deadly conflict VAST Cor such Union an this that the
ages and patriots OF whom breasted the Of the
revoluon formed the constitutional compact Was IL de-
signed that the States should tho power
each for ITSELF what should, should not be property
was il intended that party faction In this country.
whether ffee-so known by any other name, might
late the vital provision Of the constitution rs
South Is concerned, with mpuny9 Feeling, do the
ncacuable value Of the Union. in that purity OF equality
handed down to by the great apostles Of liberty that
formed ente raining. with ardor and sincerity feeling
horror all attempts by section Of the Union violate
the rights OF anoherand cheshng the spirit Of liberty
and equality actual and positive Ia government above and
far beyond unequal laws and odious oppression, may be
permitted here reafirm the sentiments with which
went before the people OF the State in the late election
containing opinion thar further aggression Is be
endured and. fattemped by the federal must
be repeledali amicabe being first exhausted, by
all the moral and physical At the command OF the
State.
With the confident belief the opinions
accord strictly with those Of the great body Of constu
ent feel II my duty ask of you the passage of
investing the executive with the authority convoke
convention of the people of the State into consde
ration the proper for their safety and preseva
tion, In the Of the passage of the Wmo Povso
other kindred measure, by the Congress of the United
States Relying upon the purity Of motives, and feel
ing deeply impressed with the magnitude OF the du-
ties that devolve upon let be mindful that
strength and capacity for usefulness alone from that
Being whose favor Is whose aid Is omnipotence
GEO. w. TOWNS.
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THs GREAT ruBULAs BRIDGE The Liverpool Times says
On Monday aernoon the final lift Of the Britanni. ,,hs
took place at O'clock the permanent level OF 100 fee,
above hshwaer mark having been successfully attained
on Saturday. when its ultimate elevation was epbos;s.
ideally hailed from all paris Of the works with cheers and
had 70 be made. and was indspensaby important 10 en-
able the engineers engaged In the operation 20 Join the great
tube 70 the end or land tubes before laying Il down on s
permanent bed plates and rollers which will have TO BE-
three weeks " l~r~-H
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The PROSPECTS or TIE CALIFORNIA; an evidence Of
the high hopes and prospects, well as the generous
feelings of the Columbus emigrants California, we
have been shown letter TO lady of this city from her
husband At the mines urging her to deprive herself
Of anything which would add to her comfort for he would
be able to bring home supply OF gold sufficient pay all
the debts she might contract and to make her and her
children comfortable during the OF their lives
Pretty much the same spirit through all the letters
The hopes Of the emgrants high their anticipation
large and all seem pleased with the bright prospect. before
them. -CoSmbrs co., Ssafama~.
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-
Aws.-a. s,.s.s.- ~xw>...
Wv - Iu., $500.
nope we snail mol DC aken 70 TASK blythe National
infsgencer nor the correspondent OF the North Amen-
can nor bv any of the learned and nrfes
sors ~ v,,.t hr..dn,s 4, ~. ,vh;x ..l. g. a. I'd .
su $3.50 ~ eoPy'"e 'A'
'ohowing opmono tnc Secretary OF the Interior, ex-
pressed IN speech lately delivered by leading wbig in
the legislature of IIIirois uarsculavv =. a.. .or
...s 1890, $500
- ~ " - f4' '"A' = inay ieaon
tne Individual Tor whom u 10 lntended We copy from
the Illinois State Register which states that the sneaker
Iysher I;na., asc q m.,oh.r of ~. ,r;.,..... ~
!, - " ;"
a' o'ae' anu tue ieader Oh ne wing sde OF the House.
distinguished orator. who labored hard t0hig
ddQfe for presidential eecfor IN Mace General Tavor in
tbs nresdsn,;., .h.;r.
-.
mus mf. Lihder discourses o. the Hon. mos Ewing,
Secretary OF the Interior:
He was opposed 10 The fn,roduc,ion of .,ion.,
ntoha discussions upon state matters in the House bat
AZ others had diressed from The egmae ,ubec Of eg.
asion. he would be very much pleased have oppo
unity to speak oil some matters and some Individuals
connected with the Of our national govern
ment and In doing So he should speak, not az. disap
pointed poliican but as an independent working whig
VINO had never applied ior an once In ms lie ana tne In
dlvidua OF whom ne desired 70 speak, was ne non
Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio Minister Of the Home Depart
menta man VINO was Mnsuited 70 wieiu the immense pat
'SAA~hS f'~S $50 A~S' - =. s'~s'S
TO all that was popular having no ympathes win the peo
pe and the people no sympahies with hm-the man who
disposed Of the oces ana honor al MS disposal more IKE
prince, than the minister and servant OF republican
people. speak plainly, sir' ior want what say TO
;,.a%sdMhs may swha son,a d,.saaa,S -.
most unanimous wish Of the peope,he wing people Or
linois-and overlook the claims Of such men Lincoln
Edwards: ana MORRISON ana appoint man, Known a. an
svsrv onnorsunv 10 ii. cou,sn,D, !, ,s
who could not as against any one Of HE comp sttor
have obtained onewentieh ofthe votes Of Illinois, refer
.nd omo. snoh r;n a q , ms 1sn zen 10
cabinet Of republican Pre.ideu. ~ !. xnir.r.any odo,
and aisks IN The nosris Of is ~atiom He is lump of
icean unieeng unsympahizng arstocrat-a rough, i'm
p''y.' uuoou.t slo unaniao0 man. o"cn ministef'
-. ~. 1900 .''''op, wou'u run INC poPu'anV
81, ~, a.. o,,,s ,..,;s -. ., -, : : " o''
y, 80 :, -, s,.a.,s Z. To-. .'k as 70
,,o ~. - , - ~ m. .;a ~ I'm az 1919 mn.
~, - !, ~ - n'1 a',A'e WIN
,;,.t ;, s " 80 f'p.''4 ''aA''' = o'' Aa'o"a'
Inc Register appropriately adds:
Not the least remarkable circumstance with
these remarks Is that wing the floor attempted
ply, word of vindcaon of either Mr. Ewing, Mr. But
tered Gen Taylor; but the contrary, the speech
received with tremendous applause from the bar lobby
and galleries. which the Chair found difficult, suppress
0n upI NIL ,,a s WITNESSED curing
upon the speaker BY the wings out Of the House or the
whig press These facts afford unmistakable evidence
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Col Webb, who has received the mission 10 Vienna will
SAL In few days FOR his post via England The mission
Secretary Of Snte has given Col Webb assurances that
VIII be made fui mssion Of by of reciprocity with
me Austrian government which now proposes send MS
full minister instead Of Charge which case Il added
Cot Webb will be gratRsd with the marx he has aimed 4,
vevfiso. -
Itcnnnot be. Col Webb publicly and soIemnlv pledged
himself never 70 ask for accept Office under Gen
Taylor. And the President himself assured the CON-
mit,ee" who pressed the "Coouel" upon him. for the
mission 70 Spsn that he could NOT rvm The ysk Of hapws
the aypot"f~sws rejected By tn Ss~a No. IL cannot be-
fNsp York Mirror.
IL IL, we believe. fixed fact that Col j. Watson Webb
OF the New York Courier and Enquirer been appointed
charge dafsires Vienna Mr. Stiles Early In ocso
flown compliment of being absolutely unable. from
personal knowledge, make leading appoiniment and
also that he "whout the experience and knowledge
necessary enable him determine between con fictop
claims -Per~ssiva~ia~
tSuch sthe fact, however and is said that the new
charge sails early in December, with the prospect il not
The promise Of the Secretary. that he will be made full
minister "Independenr Of the North American. alias
the "veras Of the New York Courier, and right hand
man Of the Secretary holds out the idea Of full minis
ter to Vienna to meet 'the intention Of the Austrian
government to raise the grade Of its mission to the Uni.
ted States and "Independent' states that he appoint
menr to the hating. Office discaiming Colonel Of
the New York Courier "o the vacancy OF Vienna will
doubtless be made with reference to the suggested change
the consent Of the Senate being still necessary 10 confirm
the one or the other -UNroN.1
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We hear Of the arrival Of the following named mem.
bss of Congress in city, in addition to those hereto
fore announced. viz;
Senators --Messrs. Thomas Corwin. Of Ohio; Henry
Dodge and Isaac p. Walker, Of Wisconsin A. C. Dodge
and g. W. Jones, of Iowa.
~" Repressnsaiuss Messrs. w. Brown, NJ Alberson,
and O., A. Fitch. Of Indiana w: Thompson. Of Iowa
Chas H. Williams and A. G. Watkins. Of Tennessee
E. g. Spsulding and W. Underhill. Of New York; NJ.
B. Corwin, L. ID. Campbell, j. L. Taylor. and d. X.
Carter. OF Ohio; W. Booth Of Connecticut; j. B. Bow
lin, of Missouri; J. r.. Chandler. H. d. Moore, and j.
w. Howe. Of Pennsylvania.