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Crescent CitY CIrcns.

M EssRs. GER MANI, La THORNE and LIPMAR Proprie-
" toT O. the above establishments beg leave to inform the citizens
Of Nevreans that they will open their Circus The
inst, Wien combination Of talent the Equf
Truly worthy q patronage Among the troupe the faramed
denolse ROSA decidedly the most talented Female Equestrian
The world has together with Mr. WIN. WORREtL,
Clown O CloNns; Mr. GEkMANl, Mona La THORNE and
N. LiPhAk, great Somerset
The entertainments viii conducted
offend he tfasaa Such has been and viii be
Of the management.
Wi z
The Nrns Band, composed unasr he
guidance e The eeeEutd Nr. MESS en- i, may
ufusic MIN
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Ship Dauascus, Hale, Liverpool, y n. WhIueg 6 Co
Steamer Jack Hays Neob, GaisesioHs r. J. Hart q @
Arrives Yesterday.
French hip RoueHnails Pslsusz, 8 days rom haE1a g
French 5sI cs5Rsias srau fum Bossss ls.h o..
Bhs Abo. Joas. days from RIO De JaheiIo. q. J. L.
Big Lesopoa o Dosne. nlaer henes "a Savannah,
schi Mar Edy. Eddy days from sraipnzu.. bslus.
sehf jamss K Polk Flsiest, day. non Psaseola, e
schf aSish Eszsbssh. Webb. days fom PeusaooA. o
masief-Basn-
STEAMBOATS,.
las. l. Dags GibafsoE, flufu Mgblet1 bales cotton
81. ChaTies. Gilbert tF0m 8iobie--50 bales cotton
.Ghilde Harold, Helce, NON Cincinuau.
Connecticut. Price, from 81. LoalA
Medala, Powell, ifum AcfIoIe-I1ll bales e0iio1.
Monterey Nilsnbugy tom inrica1e Blus9o bales co..
MOndiana. llarCss, from hlIiZl.
w ari0f, Woods, from AlefoI1--tas6 haas cgttQu-
Autocral, Goslee, from AltHnils-lit baisa cdtluHa
GOV. Bent, BEandehburg, from " bite River.
Tuscumhia, Cable, iron 81. LQuis-z8 hzes cottea.
7. NJ. strecks saecks from A.aiourche.
Ann Lancaster, H4lIgs dr9ll 1ais ceQi
Knoxville Cfump, from nfiiken Nentll4 l1ls cottQA
G. w. Kendall Horton, from CINCINNATI
Anna, HinCklsys from Bayaa Dc taizesl bales cotton
TOwbOat Loulayille, toete, from the kaass-
bELeW-coAiNa Up
Pf' snip AAoinA'' V4.v9o---ude
Toyhoat Swan lowed down and 10 aau, ne ga nll,
bigs Mount Vernon, and Til, and schr- q II alitsF.
and BrszU.
TOwboat Louisville lowed down and 70 sas On is lsh
inst. ships Amazon and AHsiln-
Passengers
Per saip Ronennafs from HavFe-3l3 steala1a-
Per bark Ccphslida, nun boEdeau1-.5 asse
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Cheap Dry Goods,

cheap Ab8'u Goods,
AZ the New York Store, No. 16s POydr6s street.
WoRsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
Rich French Cloth Table Cover 0.,' s5 %
dnen Sheetngs, yards wdeyery fine. 80 cents per y'd
- DafnasA Table Llneu-pure linen 90 IS IS
~ Linen Cambnc Hdki squire linen. e 50 per dozen;
Linen Bosom Shirts Of all qualities from 80 cents to 81 81
per piece;
IIh linen % cents per yard
lrish Linen, ia whole and half pieces very low;
super bfk and fancy col CaeFes fin 81 81 Is per I'd;
Satinets-al oolOB-yeIy cheap.
NShalebOmess
low IDS AMONG which are Long Hoop Correct Covered and
Bonnet W halebOnea Of the finest qualities
,isp oseu " ~ cents per ID;
discount 81 per cent vii s. made an I os % Mrs. and
npWards "A - .DTlanlakeE and Tailon' TRIM
Dress aiilt Efaney Goods.
Rich Silks CasimeTes; De LANES MerinOs; Aipacas;
Palameitas; Bombazines; black Silk Velvet; cherry,
pink, blue green, and other cOors Marcene Silks;
style Wool Shaws and Scars; Swi5 Muslius Cambria
mlzls Swiss and JacOnet Edgngs and lHsertings, in
great variety and all quahties; new style Rib f6d1
. GLONE5-best Kid, Silk and all other kinds; (lIWg
Ginghams, Prints, etc.al kinds and very cheap. ~ W.
Hosiery.
yey superior assortment Of ladies and gentemer's HO
SiERY: also Childrens Hosiery, in great variety;
among which are slate cOQred, white, brown and plain,
from medium 10 finest qualies-irom No! TOT.
HOlyday PRESENTS
Ladies Port Foos Dressing Gases, Needle Books, Cut
Glass Toilet Bottles, Head Ornaments, ETC.; :,
French and German Toys, Of all kinds, Also, for 100
balls and parties new style POLKA CAPS, -
kihBON CUFFS and variety of other articles.
~ Country Dealers PeaFs, Dress Makers and TailOrs
d23 2m r. BROWN, No 1853 Poydras st. .
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a. r, MuDaE,
l.. RADFoRD, T.. X.
ais I'm ID. NJ. HILDRETH.
TElE ATLANTIC
WehtEe LeN6 COnlllAllAE

HEREBY inform the Painters and other purchasers Of
II WHITE LEAD, that, in accordance with resolution
passed their Board Of Trustees, they Manufacture but
quality Of WHTrE LEAD viz; Strictly Pure -rtiegs and
have resolved c0une themselves 70 the manufacturing Of
Pure Lead only, and that OF very superior quality
making Of the lower qualities adueruted Leads such
as are usually branded extra No. /, No 3 etc, etc.
No adneraiinF maieria IS admitted within their works.
and purchasers always depend upon being supplied with
a uniform article.
- fuly supply constantly on hand al the store Of
NATHAN JARVIS 4 Co,
d206t corner Of Magazine and Common streets.
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AUCTION SALES.



sost Tas'dsys sad Thunsysj Real Esa,s, W5a.sv. 40
mediate days "a ones No % BabEi Arcade Pls.aas.
Furniture Furniture. Furniture.
~ een y q ~ ssls q ksgaa fgesighE g ss
pay Hszt sss last when VIII e old 10 saaa, isadd
sigi (5boda. fIiIl Ssoods
By II. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY, December q At 70 o'soek-Whi be sald Il bis
4 aaei.osn room ee 8 gaaal gssei-
sTea Do Nap satn De Chino black and Taiud silks Gros m
Rhine Lsyanlnel &c. as
BY ". II. PETTTPAIN.
THURSDAY, December q, At 70 oeoek Be sold his Ace
zoe Room 70 o99s q g99st ssssE9 % so.e sonssI
and select a.loFtnent Of htaple and Fancy Goods
csosass yin y ready and de goods can be examined early on
Furniture! FaFnlfHre!! Furniture IT. Positi5e
sac, gn aeogeat q l1e2GLtHrs Ter CaL1ornia
By +. FERNANDEZ A. WHITING.
GAIghDAY Dsesmber - at % O'Clock A Mwn bs old,
Al assortment Pine FURNITURk eonsssiBg Of Mahornny
cmd Tables AarboP sdeboaTdI cenTs Tables an1 YSsslads
carpsh, Curtains, BsddipE. etc. &c,
Al,o-A hne Rosewood PIAHoFORTE.
Terms cash. an
Succession SEX, q eI9se COpeTtneFslD Of the late
W. ~. NhnlteneselaeF a. Go.
BY FLORANcE q TAYLOR.
MONDAY s Peas saY { ID sis =. sa
The unsIpd LEASE Of he Commercial Exchange having tso
and stock Of WINES and LIQUORS.
Any peIson wishing embark DE business rsfe oppo
tuniy offered In the above named establishment which
in he most popular part Of The Second Municipality add doing
geod business and with proper management h capable Of making
si0oo0 per
On The send floor large CoRe Hail. capable Of holding
persos which dqrag sH months u hs year, pays de sEPen Of
he whole There .s alao thirteen Rooms,
surpassed for comfort and e0nYeneuce BY any the city
The Furniture, Fixtures and Stock insured si5nO0
The Lease will be sold separately, If desired.
TeTmaOneaf cash the Balance 60 and 90 Days ap
proved endorsed paper
For further pareulan inquire o VIM Gray the premises
as MN GRAY Liqudafhg Partner. 3,
Valuable Slaves For in Mobile.
BY nORAANCE a. SONS
"WEDNESDAY, January 1850, II o'elock-Wn sod Tor
w cash, in front Of the Mansion Houn public aaedon
Fifty youug and likely creole NEGROES raised Alaba-
and perfectly accmated They sold
and bettH opportunity has been presented for tie purchase
Of desirable family neoe The parties in interest," prefer sell them
IN families and supposed plantera would prefer buy them
All who wish purchaie would DO we'll
Also, will be offered for SALE liberal credit Plantation
consisting Of 100 good cotton land. Farther parieuars
regard the land will be made known at sale.
For other information, sPpy to W. E srARKB 81 Can
street. EewOreana dl7
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- eA-E --N-- A-fses~N
ST. C4ARtEs.zJ; G. Riddle, Iqnigolsry J, smith.
Smith, Miss; II. + Stern, W g Fomlmsons bfrs. n. 6.
sboitr5ge, Ms SNOW, Ala; e. Bioek md lsdy, his b.
Block. Thos, Block, 81. Louis a. L, Holmes and lady,
lett, R. B. Cunningham, Va.
YERANpAJ. N. Beu. C. F. Pearson, B. Logan. CHM;
Mobile Al. Steven, "; Hoyqke, a. Z. Bslnett. Roqn;
INDIAN QUEEE.-W. Bure, ,. Brown, Troy "A. Ken
hume, f. Clark, Vickshurg; w Mes, NJ SpEUpi' Al9azo
Thomas. w Evans, KngstOi; W. Yaie, Aiai 7. Nehol
ARcADE-JOhn Nigol., Pil,sburg 3. B, w. Mclean,
Cincinnati q T. Hol6To95 J. A. Lane, p Case
PLAHTERs' - Wright, W. Scarborough N. n. Mallory,
A. o.; A. ]; Arpistead, n 3 Head and family r, W.
Van Buren,, Mobile D. G. Rogen BOs'on N. p Hum
HEwLyTr's.-I IIo,reriOn3 T. b. Hsy,sr; W. D. Pene.
bsckeri W. g. Mackenzie, J. RENE, Coast; Chas Ross.
.LQgisIAsA.--s wymap, Cincinnati Capt D. 5, GOOD
CIV. & Grange ram; n q; Capt J. W. Robinson. i 1p
George Stevens.
ConMERulAL.-Joshus Weaver, s. B. W. Mclean Gin
ginna Joseph Durant Savannah Cal John b Sanford
John Sanford, W s. Wells, MisapD John Il. Clay, Ar
kansas L H. stuart. New ssnsi james iryn Psdue'A
rr2G TIE 1sanIEs.--C. LEIGHTON ufanI
sortnient 81 Fancy CIt3v ms VI saS 81 Si as
| Presents to loving lords and noble SWANS
When bowed and adjusted by The hands ofthe fair,
| 1t can ne'er be Forgotten who placed it there
First Premium Fe9dy made Linen G; LEIGHTON
and Gentleman unilhns stoFe az Nos ~ Royal 't
FOR RATTLE.
IN ya9 3, NV \ Ear rke.sE Ms q IN
sain ten Prizes go Chances al ~ each viz: One Rose
valued a $50 one GOLD PENCIL en-; three PoRTf
| hONNAIES, s3eaeh one GOLD RING, 50 two do
CORDfARs S. The highest throw 70 take lie Piano
the next highest the next most valuable Prize and On
al ali the Prizes are taken. d1l6t
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THE sTY-LFGGED HOG

Is NOW ON EXHIBITION in St. CHARLES sueet opposite the
Commercial E1rhange, whsre every should call Ard
The Greatest H0Rder Of ute .Aee-A HOG, with six
perfect Legs and four Hams.
n To be ven lIom 5 a. n. mn In p a. .lan
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afe1. Kesd ne following ietief from The re
Hsatsd Criltldono-
, NQ, = AgTQR HousE, NEW YORK, SEPT. q, 1913.
hlhA u d. BALLARD Dear Str-lt is Ipdce
~ lai " s DE preparation Dyeng have tired,
efesi 10 well The liquid Hair Dye
h great Zeal eas trouble IA using than any other. give
t1l tsstiuo1Y uIofsny solemn thai worthy the
e s Eho MAJ Wi'h % exchange gray light, red hair
~ re- uu aubufH, brown BLACK the peculiar soft
- aud lusc N mparts hair ta Ladies. eannobu
AltHlt decided pfqisfenee. No1rs, respectfully,
JOSEPH CRIsTADORO.
a1 % Sole Agents for New Orssns.
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TO RENT.

DLEAsANF ROOMS AND OFFICES FOR
4 RENT-ln Banks -arcade. Apply at % Matches
BLACKSMITH SHOP AND LUMBER YARD,
~ situated On IsheggiIgllas street, 5s.yssss Jiia m
street. up Stair, d -
TTIO RENT-The SECOND STORY Of IS Cas- -
toaA9gss stree suitable for Storage Of FnrniigIe
N9 9s Can be .fe3 b q RsBRIEiBS CO. the premises
, no ltEtF-Fu furnished Rooms to rent at No. Car -
rol street. Breakfast viii be given If required Ap IA
ply on the premises % -
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Pieas1nt - |
II Furnished Rooms IN the large tw0-si0ry house 81
with Galleries, at the corner Of St John and PerddO
streets. ms
no RENT.-Two tlreestory Brick DWELLING - |
HOUSES situated on Circus street. between Canal Ell
'1 30 3nOn PRiEsTEY BEIS, d and 81 Ga@ps
TITO RENF.-TwO Frame DWELLING HOUSES ~
i on Dupanter, between Constance and Magazine a
PIs@ises '' '''D' ''4' ~ -4 'p' = III q
CTQRE no RENT. The large four-story Store Coz paTt
~ s ~ ~ q 20 a. s t; Is ie "a
for large Western Grocery or Dry Goods House FOFAA
ni3 WH. L. CUSHING Co. IS Common St.
I OUIsIANA STATE sgRIPT.-lo,o0O Aeres. IN
s 5 SIM % sup PRRADisk, 'IfAwRAsoN& co.
CtHOCrAlR LAND SCRIP. In Half Sections,
IS SIN PARADIsE, LAWRAsON & co.
PHILADELPHIA, ANTHRACrrE CoAI,.zFoE sale
MS 5m corner Carondelet and PeEdido as.
-, IRON SAFE.
L PAfENf SAFETY VAULT ysTg I'VE .izs ma
most complicated Locks, suitable for BANKERS, BRO
I'll hi'I &C. "" 0' '0' ffCKkEs. Commerce 81
oLEEY, COTRELL Il CO,
EMIGRATION AND REMITTANCE OFFICE.
50
THE bbega beg leave 70 inform their enas and the
4 public that they continue their business gging arafa
and bringing out passengers from Liverpool 70 this cts ia
good ships and reasonable Sterling Sight Drafts
nom 81 upwards, payable IN England, Ireland, Scotland
! and Wales on demand. New Orleans, Dec. ~ lb49
diI Am oLNEY, COTREL.I. CO., 6s Camp st.
VERANDA HOTEL.
FHNhA additions and Improvements in this House made
IL daring the past will Fender its facilities for -
accommodations inferior HOelln the country. sf
new and elegant DINING ROOM and several suits Of M
apartments tor families have been furnished in the
joining building St Charles street. thus making this de
parment Of the Hquse perfect than The
modatiOns for gentlemen have been pronOr0naey increased
IN extent and convenience. The propeofs, while eeknoW
edgng their obligation the friends and patrons
Of the Neranda for the liberal support has received under
their administration, would at the them that
eXeOu their part sha he lacking warrant cQntn
uance Of their iayqgs. NewOreans, Dec. II, 1879.
%. r., NUDGE, -
l.. RADFoRD, T.. X. NUDGE &CO.
di8lm ID. NJ HILDRETH
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PENsmHTo lIorehants, Accountants, etc


DR. OSGOODB INDIA CaOLAGoGUE, Tor Fever and
and AEue Intermittent and Rstsn Feverl ihs vanoui
Dsgned especially aT tie thorough and permanent oas
-os g zoe Fsr aud ether internal uaha which
saaea Of bilouh ci.asi.s.. ..Fer sails bY
J. WRIGHT & co, Isl Charres s.
~ Dsasrs supplied On liberal teiTas. IS s@5p
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ReeOIiestl
nALI.ARD,s Ham DYE


- lts galg DsP9i lyr ge sad III DALLEY'S ORIGINAL
70 O "a GENUINE MAGICAL RAIN EXTRA 4ofl 2 qi
W ~ .------- ~ I
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PORT Ga NEW 'ORLEANs.


Cleared Yesterday
Ship 81 Charles billiard, NeusY York ], " sianion g 60
ship Da9aseuz, Hale, LiysrP9ol, y r hhlfInsg ke
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ny y. II. PETITPAIN.

THURSDAY, December q, 10 o'cloekb be sod his Ane-
uon Room, No. Canal without reserve, close
The entire stock Of DRY GOODS eTOtE, uprising large
and select assortment Of htaple and Fancy Goods
Terms liberal sale.
Catalogues win s ready, and de goods examined early
D.. MINING Of LIE 1-lE
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

&DEMRS. A. G. PARKER, 93bR
Xxx Camp, betOl1 POBdrds street, has just
X5gSSA received, and will continue to open during
, the season, handsome assortment Of M II VIZ
LII ERH consisting Of Fancy and Straw Bonnets. Dress
and Breakast Caps Ribbons Flowers, Feathers, Lace
Capes, Nes Collars, Cuffs, etc all of which will be sold
low prices and purchasers will find much to their advan
age to call ere purchasing elsewhere GW All Orders Of
attended to- rs in
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CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE
h A. FN LER, No. 30 Camp street, has received
selected collection Of choice OIL PAINTINGS-some Of
which are BY celebrated masters Of the Italian, Spanish,
second story OF bis SIee and open to lie leCon Of The
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aacitou room, No 8 Canal street.
An invoice d FRENCH SILKS Consisting coored
eros Do Napl san Dc Chine black add Tatsed silks, m
Rhine, LeysnNnel, etc. as
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10 as Arrangements 9r ne Seaoasitvsr, Brnk and other
sock Tusdayg add ThufdsyEi Real Esass, Weineavs and
Saturday, a Y O'Clock Bsns Arcade General ses
mediate days "a 0nes No 70 Backs Arcade Pa1lars
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Furniture! EnFniiurcG Furniture =! = P0sitige
SALE on aeo0HRt Of Departure fer California
BY r. FERNANDEZ q WHITIMG.

CATUHDAY December q 10 O'Clock M-Wf be sod At
- TIE corner Of Cuaigrhouss and Rampar ,irseta--
An assortment Of Fine FURNITURE, consisting Mahornny
bsdseads Anno, Bureaus, Chairs, Solos, Dvana Dining and
Card Tables har5eop 8deboard Centre Tables and Waaads
Carpeil, Curtains Bedding
-Aho-A hne Rosewood PtAN0FORTE.
Terms cash. "a
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PRIVATE BOABDING.......NO. 10 Natc6ez St
MISS ANN HALLETT, Qate Of the FRANKTIN
NA HOUSE,, Mobile, begs leave to inform her Friends -
and the Public that she has opened a PRTp.aTiE tl
BOARDING. HOUSE, No. Is Hatchez street, La
The House has been newly furnished and with Terms to suit
the times, and determination make her Boarders com
IorLabe She hopes 70 receive share of paonage ne ly
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LUCY WING, Capt j. u. Rhodes, viii
leave on thu ksDAY, the zth inst, at O'Clock, NJ
precisely for ChampagnOle, Wilmington, Careyvile Ala
bama Landing, Quaehta City, Monroe, Columbia, Harm
eonburg Trinity, Black River Tensas Bout River Bayou
Mason Bayou Louis, and all intermediate landings on Qua
chta- For freight passage, having splendid accommoda
tons apply on board, foot Of Common street, to
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Passengers
Per ahip Ronennais. from HavTa--3l3 sfesEaEn-
Per bark Cephslds, iruin boIdeau1--25 q 1sa.
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furniture Furniture Furniture
THE Continuation Of The Of Elegant FURNITURE he
a Of bsnTille and Ffantin until
DAY ns7i 5a inst when VIII Be- ,0id, 10 sdaaa SPLENDID
OH PAINTlNGs. an
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ssfGH stantia and fast-saling ship MERCHANT Capt
AA4l Emerson, will sail for San Francisco, California,
positively, ON TUESDAY, the LIST of January next For
only Cher entire being and mostly on
boaEd,) apply TO PARADISE LAWRASQN & CO,
dl3 67lGFavier street.
P s. The Merchant has very superior accommodations
30 Cabin and 30 Storage passengers, and will engage
beyond that number Rates OF Pasage-ln Cabin $3.50.
In Storage $3.50.
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~ \ Princeton, Vickshufg and hlili1en's
Bend Weekly Packet Steamer MONT
yNlyNGtor Princeton, Nieksburg, Miilken's Bend, War
EsntOns New Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney and Nachez
The magnificent regular packet MONTGOMERY,
Capt j. Estes will positively permanently in the trade
throughout the season, and Will leave for the above and all
intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY. at 5 O'Clock
sl4 r. b. SMITH, So Magazine st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-23

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM NEW York
Many amusing intngues have recently been de-
veioPed In the contest now pending in the Legs
lature at Albany, for the election of United States
Senator from thus State, in the place of Mr. DIX.
We have frequently named the candidates, par
ticularly the most promnent-ex. Governor Sew
ard, Mr.. Collier, Mr.. Maxwell, and others. In
this days paper will be found curious CORES.
pendence on this subject, touching letter which
has been recently attributed to Mr.. Seward, but
which he has stoHty denied as having been writ
ten by HIM.
We give the correspondence for the purpose of
showing up the amusing ntrigues which have been
carrying on between the wing politicians In rela-
ton to the pending election The letter of Mr..
Macomber's, as well as that of Mr.. Jewell, proves
conclusvely the truth of the accusation against
Seward, who wrote to his correspondent out West
requesting that he should attend to his interest in
the election for Senator. Yet this is denied by
Seward The letter from Mr.. Collier, the rival
candidate, is quite amusing, from its afectaon of
friendship to Seward, for the probability is, that
both these individuals hate each other most cor
daily tor, generally among rival politicians OF the
same party they have abou, the same love for each
other which the devil has for holy water.
Butno matter who is elected Senator: probably
some good man may succeed. 1t is. however.
highly amusing to witness the morals and political
antiques Of these politicians, and the despcable
tricks of these great men, as they are called in
the wing party. Nor can the opposite party make
any boast; they are generally as deeply tlnged
with intrigue and deception as the wings The
devil will have his own
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Now York I1cSAslature.


ALBANY, Jan a. 1640.
SENATE.
REMvrkRArIoS ron pAMAoE nv RIOTERS.
Mr. HAwLEr reported bill providing for the symsnt
out Of the Treasury Of the STATE to Mr. Niles
in remuneration for property destroyed during riot
near Astoria, LII.
sAsArooA Water.
Mr. ADAMS reported adversely to the petition Of sun.
dry persons to be Allowed to convey Saratoga water to
the city of New York In glass tubes
IrerIRy Irro rnR PRINTING ooNrRAcrs
Mr.. FuLLua offered . resolution, which was adopted
requesting the Secretary Of State furAIsh copies OF
all existing contracts with printers, There are ru
nors Of great abuses under the prsss ut oontraosl
COLLECTION OF TAxEs.
The bill to extend the time for the collection of tax
90 levied In 1S4S was taken up and passed.
THE APPOINTMENT RxFERsEs.
The oi providing for the appoiatmsnt Of Referees
-Messrs. Hswley ana Franklin speaking in oppesi-
ton to It, After the discussion had lasted time,
the subject was dropped and the bill informally passed
over.
coMMissIorEls PRACTICE.
The bill providing for the oontinuspos Of the Com.
dseussion the usstion Its passage being taken
It was neesuved by . vote OF 10 tot
Motion TO reconsider was made, which was laid on
the table.
.. VACANCIES IN PUBLIC oyrIoEs.
The bill authorizing the Governor to all vacancies
In public not provided for in the sixth article Of
ths constitution, was taken mp In COMMITTEES Of the
whole.
blr w fLEIN offered an anne ndment, providing that
which happen durag tho session Of the LIE.
gisature shall be filed BY that body in joint ballot
alsc that persons appointed BY the Governor may
be removed by concurrent resolution Of the Senate
and House
without decision upon the amensmsnt propo,sd,
the further confederation Of the bill postponed
AND riRE INSURANCE eoNsANv.
The bill In relation to the Trust and Fire assurance
Company Of the city Of New York, was taken up and
passed to Q third resaipg.
wiLLIAMsBURo YirANoKs.
The bill authorisins the Corporation Of williams
burg TO raise money by losn taken up and passed
TO third reading.
CONTROVERSY sLeRKs.
The bill authorizing the employ ment Of additional
clerks In the Comptrssrs once, taken up oons-
dered and rejected
DnTRIsvTror rHH LAWS.
The bill providing for the distribusion OF copies Of
the laws among the poor, was rejected.
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Hoard of'supervisors.

hIuoH"sH ChnIr.
JArUARv 22-The minutes Of the preceding mestiue
were read and approved.
Correction Of Tdres- Petitions from sundry persons
lsr the correction OF taxes. Referred
, Communications From the Mayor stating that he
had appointed several persons to attend the Supreme
Court In place OF the officers appointed BY the Sheriff
Alderman Libby offered . resolution that the com-
nunicstion be accepted and the appointment Of tho
officers named therein be confirmed from the date Of
their appointments Adopted - :
Reporfs = or Committee on County Ofioes. In favor
Of rpeape the law Of 1s4s no far a. che Same relates
70 The Registers offoc. II moved and ssoondsd
that the County Clerks office should be included The
motion was then put and 10 voting In the Affirmative
and In the negative the anne dment carried. The
report a. amended was then accepted.
The Board tbsn adjourned
The ics on Ssndushy Boy is about foot and half
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OPENING OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT The
Parliament of Canada commenced lite session on
the 18th inst We give the speech Of the Governor
General in another part Of this days Herald It's
a document Of considerable interest