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sTATEsMAN's MANUAL,
Comprising the Lives, Addresses. and Mes.
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Brig General Nathan Towson, Paymaster Gene
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George Gibson, Commissary Gene
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Walter Forward, late Secretary Of the Trea-
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Simon Cameron, United State. Senate.
Patrick G.. Goode, Sidney, Ohio.
Alexander Harper GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Willis Green, Green, Kentucky
Garrett Davis, Paris, 4"
Bailie Peyton, New Orleans
John w Davis, Speaker Of the House of Reps
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." M. p Gentry, Tennessee
Andrew Andrew Stewart, Pennsylvania.
Richard Brodhead,
" Truman Smith, Litchfe,d Connecticut
s. +. Yinton, Ohio.
Il. q. Thibodeaux, louisiana
Calvin Blythe, Philadelphia.
VIM. b. Reed,
G. X, Smith, Indiana.
:" Joshua A. Spencer, Utica, New York.
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(LATE OF FLoRIDA,)
MILL attend 10 all kinds of business before Con-
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REFERENCES:
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WAsHrseToN, Nov. 10, 1849.
Rumored Rupture in the CaJinet- Mr. Mangum-Col.
We55, &c.
There Is q strange rumor on the avenue, this morn
ing that rupture has occurred between Messrs Clay
ton, Ewing and Meredith, in the cabinet. have no
reliable authority for it, and have not time before mail
to ascertain particulars satisfy myself with regard
to its truth 1t Is very current, but must be taken
with considerable allowance. would avoid being
gsrded disposed to give currency to idle rumors,
and beg to be understood giving facts In ell
upon sutht ntic information, not upon hesrsay Much
might be done towards rendering the generally well
informed and able dependence OF the press vaua
bic, II this rule adhered to.
With regard to the rupture mentioned, 1t can only
be said that in the light Of the late expose, such
tastrophe does not appear Impossible The cabinet ia
at present In session, almost permanence upon the
message, and some ciashing Of opinion and interest
Hon Dir MaDgum has been accused by q corres-
pondent Of the design of heading some Southern men
nistTstion. Doubtful Mr.. Mangum is not much trou-
bed with sectional prejudces, and would be apt to
think twice before committing any such act Of self
qualification The aspect OF Canada-the tone Of the
English prese upon annexation and late article In
the London Times, evidently designed for the south
subjects to which will presently draw attention.
In connection with the California troubles including
the territories within and beyond the Rio Grands,
which loom threatenngy upon the horizon, there are
tignincaht signs in the political heavens Perhaps We
shall have another State rights war
when have heard from certain quarters, will give
the indications with reference TO the Speakership.
Members begin to flock in rapidly Their excited
tone adds to the many unequyoca evidences Of the APP
preach Of a stormy session.
The late achievement Of Mr. Squier in the success
fu negotiation Of an advantageous treaty with Hondu
reflects credit upon the Secretary Of State. IL Is
highly spoken Of every where believe the Herald
the first TO publish the correspondence announcing It,
Col. Webb seems to be In a =" predicameut.n lie
don't want TO decline the Chargeship TO Vienna IL he
cant do better There IL prospect Of his succeed
ing Mr.. flanagan in the mission to Prussia IL he
shOud give up the former he might not get the latter
and tben--the fat would be all In the fire. II the
Herald should advocate the appointment, IL would
doubtless help bin out. CORRESPONDENT.
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA RIO JANEfRO AND
C Nalrafaiso.-The favorite steamship SARAH SANDS,
LOO tons burthen, W. Thompson Commander. will leave
for San Francisco, via Rio Jsneiro and Valparaiso Non
day. Dec TO- from Pier NJ r. This splendid ship
passed in her cabin for aud comfort and
Arrangement has been made the liberal SCALE The
seerags has been fitted with great regard comfort Of
ser ger every berth being wi N separate
table will also be spread for them with plain substantal food
Families DESTROYS Of proceeding California will find this
rare opportunity Eary application IL
coed bsrths only limited number will Ne taken. Apply
70 J. HOWARD SON, "a Broadway.
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Hon. Bepjsmin Sesver, President Of the Common
Council Of Boston, caves brilliant party at the Re-
were Baron de Roenne, chief Justice Shav, Daniel
webster, the Mayor, and other public men.
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SHIPPING.


LNOR CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH, KEY WEST AND
IL Hayana.-The United States mail Steamship NOR
THERNER, Captain Thomas s. Budd. will leave pier No A.
North River ON saturday Nov 2ih, at r. NJ precisely.
The Northerner viii pie time
United States mail Steamship Isabel captain william Roll
Inns for Savannah Key West and havana, which
the above the lat December. bills ladinz
signed by the clerk board For light apply
to sPoffoRD, TILESToN CO.. * South street
ONLY DIRECT NAIL LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
" via Chsgres-On Saturday first pecember-fare
dueed-The and splendid u. mail steamship EXPIRE
Cl1Y, J. ID. Wilson, Commander, two thousand tons
burthsn will leave for chsgres direct from her dock
at pier North River, Saturday trst December,
a. three o'clock The Empire City will carry the u. 5.
Mails the Pacific Of 10th December
the T. O. viii ind atoms and comfert TO
be had any other steamer will transferred from
large steamer 10 small terncdate port
suced rates of fare to Chagres.
Upper and After aaosn only two berths In state SIS
Forward saloon, state rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. il1
Lower cabin.
All se above ains at The "a n tsSs sad have The PRIVILEGE
OF the saloon.
stecrsge found with mattresses and board . s6s
Early application is choice Of berth
j. iioWhRD q SON, "a Broadway.
The Crescent City will uucoesd the En- pre City aud esys
on Thursday, the 18th December.
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VACBT FOR sALE--THE YACHT BREEsE scHooN-
- srrssed copper fastened one year 9ld and registers
lV5 tone She s - feet keel q feet inches
inches deep snd we'll osnd in every respect For further
particulars, arTly TO OSCAR COILS, 81 West OF.
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FOIr SALE AND TO LET.

EOR SALE-TBE LEASE OF CARRIAGE SHOP
corner Of street and Third avenue, with
d. c. GOODWIN.
rJ,wENTY-sIxTH STREET LOTS FOR sALE.-rHREE
Lots the North side of Twenty street.
the Sixth and Seventh avenues Inquire Of
JOHN JAY. 20 Nassau street.
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w ANTED-FoUR PASSENGERS FOR California;.
w The chip MANCHEsTsR. captain dob Coleman so
tons burhen, will sail the 9th. Pour cabin
he accommodsed no others TO be taken in shp.
For terms apply on board at the foot Of Franklin street.
North River
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FOREIGN.

C,CONuSICAL LIVING IN LoNDoN.-ANDERroN's
II Hotel Nos 62 l6 and 100 Fleet street one Of the best
situated comfortable hotels in London. mid be-
the Bank and West End the railways, steam
boat theate nc The subscriber h the proprietor Of the
above hotel which unes all the advantages Of hotel and
boarding houses TormsBcd Zoe. Cd per week. breakfast
Cd. dinner "a, IL. day. ia
FER week. fkANk CLknON.
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EoR HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS AND cBAoREs.--
The only Regular Nal Line Chagrcs direct via sya-
The new and srscous stesusbp OHIO. Lieut. james r.
gchcnck Y. = NJ commander viii he Despatched this
port Thursday, the lsth Of December al ooloct NJ
from the pier foot Warren street. North River touching %
the bar AZ Charleston ard savannsh to land aud receive
nails sns PASSENGERS The ohio Will carry the Government
h.is for tie faehe se % 20 By the January steamers
rom fahama Passengers nay rely on arriving at Cksgre
IN ample time 70 meet The Iatgary steamers Psssehser
for Chagres transferred At Havana 20 the eaunch and
well known steamship Faieoa Lieut. Hsrts.sne U. s; NJ
eenmander which makes the route direct from New
rork 70 chsrres The voysge s maie IN 4 dsy The rates
perer double ENGINES o. lvO horse power eons.ruetsd IA
the beet which give great assurance Of safety 20
the passengers sea steamer running With ssgle
engine In aze, strength and accommodations, the Ohio
uaequaed BY any steamer aaoa An experienced surgeon
attached to the Ohio.
Hates Of Passage 70 Bsy.ps. New Orleans
rtate-room berth. ladies' saloons $40 Ts
State-room perth, dining saloons 20
Stsndee berth. IN Forward cabin So o.
stcerage, found. led and board 1900 rs
Ne berth secured until paid for Frsght cents per
bic foot.
All bills Of laiins must he signei board ths shp.
REDUCED RhrEs o. PaassoE TO CHAsEEe.
rste-room berth IN ladies, or dining saloon. ..sV
s,etrsSe found With beds and board .....'..,. %
20 he baggage allowed for cabin and 2 lbs for steeragc
r.ssen Freight to Chagre 90 per cubic foot ALI
tcks fer b. At the oe Of the
pany N. o. ROBERTS, ll8 West at.