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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

NNGLIsH BREAKFAST COfFEE.-Aner
msny years careful the taste OF ne coffee
drinking public have succeeeed 10 discovering thsI Pc
rua hsv1r which pssses grsf-s and ssshes he genefA
psse For the convenience Of friends we pat up Ihe
grsuuse 10 packages OF pounds fDr - City orders en-
closing 81 filled without delay Orders rom tn- country
through the mail Otherwise (pospsidl shipped by Ves
se steamboat Railroad or Express without extrz chafss
M Inn. n B RLAlR. ~ El.Lon-.L near Green Mlch
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

kNANTFD-A Who hts been zone years
w rrocE@rv CHINA Ar1 assrare business. would IKE
10 obt.1 ,su0n u itsi Eind of - be employed PACKING
BY ID. bour dsy week wh-re ~ car maze himself gen
-fsly us-fgL uqlIe 81 - EKehsngePlsce, corner o.
q
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
The Overland Route THROUGH Mexico.

The C0rner and Enquirer oi Friday publishes
the following Interesting letter from Capt Hutton Cal
hornis Company on the route % MszA,An
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
LNA-HIONABLE PAPER HANGiNG- AND

L WINDOW ShADES-Ths su5tcnoers have now 10
store arge snd spend1 assortment II paper nanglnsf
and widow shades suitable for pzflofh bedrooms nA
stores 2c materials Of every Description Aee ana
embroidered musln carAins wincow eoFnces suQ oIna
mems pure ha snd feather beds VIII
every article IN the upholstery line, who.ets.e and retail
Al rces - per cent lower than any other establishment u
be ci,y AN l. K. DAVIES UphOsierers,
sIs imeod. 30 Borsry and l65 FnlIon-si.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

\ 1a,ine,s ~ William BROwN, Uphoisier-r srd
PsperhsDge snd Agent FOR he sac y ro1 B7i-sds oi
every description he only Kind PROOF * -n'1
4 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

- overness by lady OF much experiecce m teaching
English French, and The Plano Forge IuSIceptonahle
references syrn ~ 90 her capsbly snt respec'foiy
address Governess ai8 Nnih 81. wets q Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

WASTED -ills'i0rs f1f rgnn~r n -Icei 80 sri
w ard e-sr.r. r-rellT arrvet fr@e from c..y l,nu
snd .ss1cauans a.d sing wo-k iof moderate \ -g@t
Ippncs.ou 70 b. made th- oce o. ae nussooers o
Emigration. n ne PsrI Ne charges La y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

TOI NTRY TRADE supplied Al low casa prices
y with every ysrieay Of Wiring And Wrapping psPep'
blank books memorandum copy and pass books enVei
ops Al z-s psia and fancy. god peus best srce, a.
reduced prce very cheap sni lester paper qls ais
1sx waters, We have also o. Perof sIock oi
fancy stationery lew i'm tsu0n, poruOhOs init1sno.
peukrtvrs scrap books chefsnsn, Backgammon b0afcs
Lc AL Artce. IN oar ~ Oblslned a. our store
kl7V FRANCIS LOUTREL- II Asifec lan-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

kNANTED-si,8snous by Two Testy exp-r-oced
W ,fr. win goO1 cIy references % c. he
houseEo-K y afsm'ly n ohsr ls years od. 2 nd
children ara make t-rs-f generally useful Nogt 20 the
county Cal q $40 Green"icn a. 1bove h9r'oo. 70 i1e
-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

I ceived from The best manufacturers 81 Pans large a.
.orert OF Csrce or mechanical Lsmps OF he newest and
bssl patterns Also complete supply Of fecch or Car
rsl Globes Cbimnies ard Nicks, for sale by
DIETZ. BRO co WAshinston stores
n 81, iSl WiilAm-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

WANTED siiu.uon BY r-sn-cisnie sir. 10 cook-
W wash snd iron. or iaun0r-ss 20 prvse family
Can b. fftv recon r-ncet ~ her set employer where
.he ro~s Apcysi 45 Gre-u~ica-ss- Car - sen '1r
s.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
L,TkNITTRE WANTED The

NDtNi lIhN from t1e country are wanted to 'e
several cheap snd popnlzr ~urrs .sued a. s'nner'
soson Publication Rooms The largest commission VII
b- allowed. ~ fair sges by ,hs mouth will - paid
.rge Of WI be sep constantly on hand
Travelling agents viii 90 well 10 call Call Immediately
sKINNER's Publication Room, n I. Branch once, IN
Broadway. room No 2 up sislfs m9 I'M
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From BELIZE HoNDURAs.-The following let
ter from friend is evidently written under excite
ment, but we have sufficient confidence in the
writer, with whom we are intimately acquainted,
to believe that he would not state any thing which
was not substantially true
BELIZE HONDURAS. March g. 1919.
Eds. Crescent-Hefs in the won't of all bad places
On Thursday. 2M February, latitude 16o S longitude $40
~ the Galveston broke her piston rod and cylinder and
we had to into this place. told that the owners
and officers Of the boat knew that the machinery was
bad condition before left and am inclined to think
their is some truth in the report
Capt Crane exhibited little disposition 70 assist the passen
gers in reaching their destination Instead of chareng
vessels here and sending Chage was his duty and
which he would be compelled or refund US the money
had we time to 90 into court he proposes refund o.
which about 0ne-fourth of the paid passage
and freight. He that if do accept this viii
have to stop he until he sends to New Orleans and
tans the pleasure of the In accepting their proper
ton Of this $1,000 pesons having freight insured will lose
all possible benefit of insurance 1t appears to thst
this iberal. We have got into bad place. and
neither the Captain the American Consul appear disposed
to help out of it. The Consul wants keep here as
long a. possible he keeps grocery. in which he Teais
red head of the worst kind and he is the only Anne
rlcan here in that line he does driving business. few
such representatives would add good deal to the dig
nifty of our people abroad
This little the greatest that have been in
There about 600 inhabitants of which number about
200 white The soldiers in garrison here all negroes
and they about fine looking soldiers have ever
SEEM The ladies very kind.
have just been offered passage and will be off tomor
row in company with about twelve Others. 1t will be some
time before all get of. Give my respects all friends
Yours, etc., O., x.
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FROM CORPUS CHRISTI,

We received yesterday the Corpus Christi Star
of the Sd and 10th, from which we extract the fol-
lowing items.
or Capt. Jack Everett and Mr.. Myers have re-
turned to Corpus Christi from trip to the Rio
Grande, bringing with them about one hundred
good horses. We understand that a like number
OF mules on the road and will be here in a few
days. With the exertons now making, we do not
think Californians by this route will suffer much
detention.
OF The train of wagons belonging to the Cor
pus Christi and San Antonio Transportation Line
has arrived, having performed the trip, with great
ease, in less than twenty days.
SMALL Pox.-A gentleman from Victoria in
forms us that the small pox had broken out at that
place.
Gs- Two trains are expected to leave this place
on Monday next, (the l2th)-one for Rio Grande
City and Roma, and the other for Laredo. To
persons DESTROYS of forwarding merchandise to
either of these points, an opportunity is now offered
FROM THE PREsIDIo.-Mr John W. Ross, who
accompanied Col. Abbott's train to the Presidio re-
turned last evening, (the 9th in company with Mr.
Squires. They speak most favorably of the route,
and assure us that water can be obtained at inter-
walls of a few miles, Mr.. r. leaves ag hin on
Monday.
MyRDER.--A most brutal and unprovoked muir
der, says the Star of the Sd, was committed on
Tuesday morning last, upon the person of Mexi-
can uaquero, in the employ of Col. Kinney He
was killed near Mr.. Loves plantation, between
Pedro's Crossing and San Patricio, some twenty
miles from this place. 1t appears that the muir
derers at first attempted to hang their victim to the
limb of musquite but the limb breaking, they cut
his throat with his own knife, and again suspended
him to the tree. Again the branch was broken,
and the dead body was found soon after, where it
had fallen A coroner's inquest was held, and a
verdict returned in accordance with the facts.
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EXTRACTS from ]. C. Burnham & Co.'S Circular1
have to e1 oWn that 70 hs the %
received lately both from Europe and the United
checked by DO sterous weather and adequ
TO meet the extended inquiry. Whites, in particular,
compared with the lower descriptions; and they in in
creased demand partly for shipment to Russia their value
IN e pss Of hi. Il the existing inquiry should
ndtd Browns and CucuIuchos s!so higher,
WI White Ss s q 1is ne Whs. rals oIe,s Whites
1s@s ,ias Ysllows 7s Ia. Browns ~ sgRs so Iia
Matanzas the end of February 900 boxes less than
last year athourb more old Sugar remained for shipment
then The decrease in exports % f} to Europe as about
u I b.
by the fact that the orders sent out from Europe were at o3
Rs shctnsss Of GAIN; siound Taking every
thing into view we cannot but adhere to the opinion tha
cency against that Of last year, Of than 100 TONS
p plus from other places taken Nothing
and We hear that many estates have already finished
grinding having made much LES than last yeaf and that
weeks than usual We have returns from
Of whh dsnos Ss While
Others yield large! proportion There will also be falling 1, in.
expected and we believe that the estimate Of one third
deficit throughout the whole island as compared with TIE
reality Some rain fell during several days, but
partial in its influence. We just learn from Trinidad that
$4,000 boxes last years. difference of one.sxh Sales Of
Mnscovado Sugars have been made at $4,000 ria for mid
have been paid for select lots.
MoLAssEs.-The demand for Molasses somewhat
checked by advanced frsghs and holders gave way little
n s OF
dealers who have the means of keeping the article have
S1 ss wifi Of s na this
England and the accounts from that render prob
The shipments for the United States the end Of
February 1890 hhds less than last The dimnu-
ton in the exports will become still papabe during this
month, and as the season advances.
SPKcIKAs much excitement prevails in regard the
supply of the precious metals from the Pacific it be of
nhsd from this side Of the Cont.ent have been passing
.f here on s ys e Gnsana Il. ns last
Within the last six months was very considerable averaging
million to million and half month
IMPoRTs-We lower our QUOTATIONS for Lard Of which
and t oo Kegs and on hand S barrels
and 1900 kegs equal 600 kegs The latter packages
worth q more than The forme, Prizes CI,rsssNRise
Cheese sI2S Butter sl4Ssis q; Yellow Corn 81 4
S az bb onions ssiS u 81 10 punches.
FREsHrs have farther improved, and several charteri
have been made for LONDON and for Cowes and Falmouth
a So 5@E3 Is ST.. and one to ST. Petersburg at go l5s
To The United States q go was paid fer boz Sugar
and % 81 s q
The Qgarantins viii be altogether removed on YES
Fl % the %ssd State % & @ il
they bng clean b. Of health Those from other places
ExcHANeE-Large sales of Sterling bills have been made
at II pct pm On New Yofk and Boston at par.
PS-We Just learn that 500 boxes Sugar purchased
yesterday by an Antwerp house q s.iz mails.
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and finance, yet it seems to that there is some
thing radically wrong in the process, and until we
have seen it successfully adopted as rule of con-
duct in private life, we shall doubt its applicability
to the affairs of community. We beg of our
readers to read, study, and "cypher OUT" the
above quotation from the report of the committee
it will amply repay them for the pains either in in
struction or mirth. We half feel inclined to aid
them in the task, and may take notion to do it
by-and-bye, but the present article is long enough
for onA daY,
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Races-Binagmau Course,

The spring meeting over this favorte track com.
menced yesterday with race at two mile heats for
purse of $780, for which there We're four entries
John Kennon's CHI. h. Stacker, Kipatrick's b. h.
Midnight, A. w. SmaIl's CHI. m. Mary Bopen, and
G. w. Graves's ch m. Louisa Jordan.
The track was not in condition for very fast time,
and yet it was in good safe condition. The attend
ance at the course was fine, and the race between
the mares beautiful from the start to the finish.
All four of the entries came to the score and went
over it togeher-Sckler stealing lead for the first
quarter, at which point Graves's mare drew ahead,
followed by the other mare. On entering the second
mile, it was plain the two horses were not in the
race for on the Mares ending the heat they were
severely distanced-Louisa Jordan winning the
heat in 1853.
The second heat was finer than the first in every
respect. Through the first quarter the mares ran
dead locked, but as they swung into straight rum
ming on the back stretch, Louisa out-footed her
competitor, and for the balance of the heat to the
very last quarter, seemed to have matters all her
own way but Mary was not done. 1t was evident
her jockey had been bottling her speed for despe-
rate effort to win and the moment the last quarter
was entered, Mary shook link or two, closed with
Louisa, and flew over the score a loser by about
three feet-Louisa having CALAMITY responded to
the call to retain her place in the lead. Time Of
this heat was 3:49, which we consider most beau
tiful run for the state of the track.
The lovers of the turf may expect most bril-
liant display at the Bingaman this meeting. The
finest assembage of horses that we have heard of
for some time, is here at present and from the
berality of the purses offered by the enterprzing
propretors, the greatest inducements may be ex-
pected for the most charming contests in the field.
We annex summary of yesterday race:
SUNDAY, March, 1Sth-Purse $250-Two Mile
Heats
G. w Graves's CHI m. Leuisa Jordan by imp Jordan,
dam by J0hn hlchar .....l i
A. w Smalls oh. m. Mary Bopen. by imp. Leyia-
than dam by Stockholders years. ..............2
]. Kilpairok's b.. h. Midnight. by Eclipse, dam by
Moses dis.
John Kennon's oh. h. Stickier, By Kirkman, out of
Betsy Mler-4 years. ........................di dis.
Time-3:52-349.
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v~v
Died;

On Sunday O'Clock P. Nj Cholera, Mr. JACOB BUSEY
aged 81 native of the city BALTIMORE ~ Baltimore and
81; Louis papers please copy.
His friends and requested attend his ns
raj THIS MORNING, at 10 O'clock from the residence of Kend
Esq, corner of Benjamin and Tchouptoulas streets.
On Sunday, O'Clock P. NJ, congestion BRAIN
RENEE JONES' Virginia. last twenty
years resident Of this CITY, aged SIS years.
T His friends and
funeral THIS EVENING at O'Clock, from No. street.
without further notice.
On Sunday Morning, the 18th ns O'Clock, JAMES, infant
son of James and Jane Darcy, aged 8 months.
The funeral will take place from the residence DARCY
First street. Prytana THIS MORNING. 10 O'Clock TIE
friends OF the family respectfully invited attend
On Sunday afternoon 18th nst Mr. JEREMIAH FOX a native
OF county Galway, parish ND untbelow, Ireland.
E HIS friends and acquaintance respectfully
his funeral THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, without
mhIos
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Scientific and Miscellaneous Books

t Lately received and for sale at the Newoeans Staoners
Warehouse, IA CAMP STREET
Woolcrots Origin and Progress Of Steam Navigation.
Whtiock's Painters and Glaciers Guide
Duff Single and Double Entry Book Keeping.
Kukes and Paget's Manual of Physiology
and Pharmaceus ManlPuatons Win iour nun
dred and twenty three illustrations
Rankings Abstract Vol. ~, No. O. for January, 1872
Mortons Human Anatomy.
Boman's Introduction to Practical Chemistry.
Ceggs Practical Treatise the Manufacture and Distribution Of
Coal Gas. vol Svo.
Randal's Sheep Husbandry Edited by J. s. Skinner.
Hayden's Dictionary Of Dates and Universal Reference
Household Education. By Harriet Martneau
Shaw's Outlines Of English Literature
Mysteries of City Life. By James Rees
The Hsolan. By David Bates.
A Week GleuvIle. By Philadelphia Lady
Partners for Life. Christmas Story BY Camilla Touimin
Grswod's Female Poets of America.
AdIer's New German and English Dictionary.
mh9 6td ltW J. B. STEEL Ia camp street.
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Valuable Standard Works,

Just received and or sale ny
THOS. L. WHITE, So Canal street.
MACAULAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Vols
One and Two.
SHAW'S ENGLISH LITERATURE.
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. In IS quarto Volumes Coorod plates.
EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA. Complete.
BACON'S COMPLETE WORKS. 8 vols. royal Svo
BRITISH ESSAYISTS. In Eight Volumes. comprising
Macaulay, Stephens, Sidney Smith, and others
WASHINGTON'S LETTERS. By Jared Sparks In
Thirteen Volumes 8vo. half calf.
SHAKESPEARE. Illustrated edition. In Three Volumes
8vo. Edited by Guian c. Verpanck.
PRESCOTTS FERDINAND AND ISABELLA
CONQUEST OF MEXICO" and " PERU In vols.
WAVERLEY NOVELS Complete in "a vols. Parke S
Boston edition. r.
GEr NIB. Law, MEDICAL, MIsCELLANEOUS, THE
ILLOGICAL and SCHOOL BOOKS, and STATIONERY, for
sale as above. mhl9 4t2dp
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Arrivals atthe Principal Hotels Yesterda,

ST. CHARLES. IA r Cooper, Mass; Waters, Pa; X
1hompson Arlington Trot, Arlington, straher,
Boguere. Dess, Mr. Pratt and lady, Stone,
A; Smith and lady, Y, Brooks Ju ge Carleton
mour and lady, O..
PLANTERS ~ L Wellington, Y Hunly, Lockaby C
Rooney Mrs Shafer, Ga Nj Curly Miss l. d Butter, do RIOS
ser Reynolds w Carter, La II Bond; Carbon Pa;
Bel, Ala M Hill, Pearl River W Baldwin, Ala.
HEWLETT'S. ..Mr Campbell, John Bishop, La
VoANDAH ..B Bragg, U A; Mr. Gordon; Mr. Pope, Miss
Pope, Ala Ward, Texas; Doyle, U A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

, ASYLUM ron THE RELIEF OF DESTITUTE Fee
MALEs.1Mr. Macready will give tonight some of
his choice readings, at the Armory Hall, for the
benefit of the Asylum for the relief of Destitute
Females Mr.. Macready would on all occasions
have crowded house, drawn together by the great
powers of elocution which he possesses, and the
beauty, feeling, and refined taste of his readings
but on an occasion like the present, when the audi
tor may not only derive pleasure himself from the
exhibition, but con tribute the means Of relieving
the distressed and soothing the of the poor
the weak, the unprotected and deserving, we are
justified in expecting that the large hall will be
crowded to its utmost capacity.
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CRESCENT Cry CIRcUs-This neat and popu.
lar place of resort, is still filled each evening to
overlooking. The enterprising proprietors appear
to leave nothing undone to please their visiters.
An excellent bill is presented tonight, in which
the fascinating Mrs. Num-, the great Italian horse
man Gemani, with Msssrs. La Thorne, Lipman,
and the whole company will appear.
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Races-Shreveport Course, La.
a. | 49,

TINE SPRING MEETING of the SHREVEPORT JOCKEY
CLUB will Shreveport, La, on TUESDAY, the
LIST day of May, and continue throughout the week.
First DayTs1ay lstJockey Club Pure slso-one mile heats
Day-W 2d-A Purse S200Two mile heats.
Third DayTbursay, 5d-A of $4Three mile heats.
Fourth Friday, 4h-A Purse of $2One mile heats-best
IN five.
Fifth Daysatuday shA Of sIsoOns mile heats, for
beaten horses only-Entrance 10 per
N will past three of
previous to the Race Two the
money will added The Jockey Club
be cy adhered to- Judge will all cases
be sending their
every in the of Shreveport
track, which is within two miles Of the
mhl9 WI. TYSON e. CO.. PROPRIETOR.
RI The Picayuns and Delta will please copy
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Ho! FOR CALIFoRNIA.-Hyde g. Moss will sell
this day, at ii O'Clock, at the store No. Lafayette
street, 500 soldiers ents, being part of the ef
ects of the late Harry St. John. deceased.
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HIGH PRICE FOR CoRN.-The New York Ex-
press states that eighty dollars paid for four
Crescent City, from Chasres, and sent direct to
Washington. Quito iad price for vegetables.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

Or We have received file of Havana papers
per brig Salvatore, for which we return our thanks
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

OF The Albany Knickerbockes says the whole
amount Of loss BY FIRE 70 that ely, on Saturday
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AMERICAN THEArRE.-This popular place of
amusement will, We suppose, be again crowded
tonight by persons DESTROYS of witnessing Mr.. jam
isons performance of Richard ILL.," character
which he is capable of sustaining admirably. The
remaining characters of the play will be repre-
scented by the other members of the excellent COM
pany. There will be two dances, and the delight
ful farce of Jenny Lind 8 come" This is an
excellent bill and must command full house.
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ST. CHARLES IHEArRE.-At the ST. Charles
tonight the tragedy Of " Richard iii +" will be re-
presented, the Duke Of Gloster by Mr. vandenhofc
The after piece is Do you ever send your wife to
I.afayette I"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

STATE MEDICAL CONFERENCE.-The Medical
Convention for the State Of Louisiana, consisting
of physicians and surgeons from all parts of the
State, to take into consideration and adopt meas
ures for the benefit and welfare of the faculty, will
be held at the Hall of the Medical College, to-
morrow tTuesday,) at IL o'clock, M.
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MUSICAL FEsTIvAL.-Through the exertions of
Mr.. Strakosch, the citizens of New Orleans will,
on Wednesday evening next, be gratified with
grand musical festival at which not only the illus
trious pianist himself will appear and perform sew
eral magnificent pieces, but other distinguished
artists-among others Madame Cailly of the Con-
servatory at Paris-will assist the indefatgable
Russian. A full orchestra, composed of some of
the best musicians and most accomplished ANA
teurs Of the city will be present, with Mr.. G.
Schmitt as leader and director. The entertain
ments promise TO be of the most attractive sort,
and Armory Hall will no doubt be thronged with
all the lovers Of music in the city. Mr.. Strakosch
is a host in himself; and his genius and attain
ments Of the most brilliant and extensive char
acter. Endowed by nature with highly musical
ear, he has duly cultivated his powers, and few
performers on the piano have ever reached such ex
celience as has been attained by Mr.. Strakosch.
Madame Cailly sang several times at the Armory
last week, and to the crowded and cultivated au-
diences which attended her concerts it would be
superhuous to speak of her merits and excelences.
We expect to see an overlooking hall next Wednes-
day evening and if the people this side of Canal
street cannot sustain an opera they will show that
they get up festival that will rival if not sur
pass the glories of the Theatre FOrleans.
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GEN. SHIELDS INELIGIBLE TO A SEAT IN THE
SENATE.-The Select Committee appointed by the
Senate to take the case of Gen. Shields into con-
sideration unanimously decided on the 18th inst.
1--WE learn from Geographic news to the Charleston
Courier) that he is ineligible to seat in that body
On the same day the Foreign Legations waited
on the President.
Thirty nominations to office have been made and
referred to the appropriate committees Of the Senate.
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STIcKNEY's CIRcUs.-The interchangeable indi
vidual whose name stands at the head of this es-
tablishment, spares neither pains or expense, 10
provide his patrons every novelty within the COM
pass of managerial research. Tonight a new mem
Der of the Equestrian profession, Mr.. J. Black.
wood, will make his first appearance, which, with
the other attractions to be presented, cannot fail
drawing a crowd