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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-28

MOstATyrs 90 Corro- ~ rHr UrIrsD SrArss
Bale
Receipts ct ports since Sept I, 1s4s. ... 4io 600
Corresponding dates last year. ........ 10000
year before. .2eJ 90
Sgports from L s since Sept l, 1s49.. .1I,0o0
Corresponding dates last year. 900
year before. lbs 0vo
Erpts 20 OF Britain since sept 1, ls49. 1900
torr,'pohdips dates last year. ...........i9s 600
year before. % 600
Sleek In New York aud ports Of receipt. .3o5 600
,Oiiespohdipg dates lsst year .aSeooo
year before. .22l 900
been 81 ocO bales exports 25VoO; tss-n by spnpers
10 otO; taken speculation 10000 stock In city,
bO TO, amount On tsle 20tto
In felst on g. tn. movements in this market + J.
Sts~srt's CIRCULAR 81 this date, says
"toi ten GAYS Subsequent 90 the date Of my last
port iterbia 18th inst prices OF cotton steadily
dtcIi ed apd but tmsil business cobpsT atvely was
oope hoosrs ~ from the Atlantic States evin
chg much snrl.y to reaiis though to do so involved
,oss &c g. sc. their late receipts On the lsth,
the sses about go bales: the 10Th another
dull day 200 bales oply changing hasds on FRI
DAY the 10th, We received the Americas advises by
tepisph thee oeus,d some inquiry for export, spd
ssl.e ~ itto bales Effected at decline OF 40
the mstket "a, feeble the 18th aud the bnsinsss
nomii al en- Monday 18th but little wss me; the
18th sslef ~ go baer made, a. irregular and de-
ehpipg prices; the 2lst stme Inquiry for export
sultsd In sales ~ 2WO bales ct further decitue OF
priccs sEsn fell ~ 30 9Th sales Of GOO bales on
that DAY cont acts we're entered Into between
bus and seller, 10 the ertbt ~ 20 bales the for
sgr,.ita 20 receive fair Upsnds 20 that amount
1T s.lis option. between then snd Let Mar next at
lUhc Saturdays tfspssctioss were $50 bales, toe
de- TIE 10Th the letters per CaIcdonis sere As
hero no tSles gf 2Ot0 ta.es were M ade ct Nc al.
the ciosiye rates OF last ~eah The onsiness
IesittcAyi y. about steQ bss Vt similar prices, to
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announcements of Births, Marriages and Deaths sse
inserted, unless duly authenticated asd paid for
Married,
At Washington, D. C. Goth, inst, JoHr b. GLucx, sf
u. S. Coast Survey, TO MAar, daughter OF John II.
Duvall, OF Baltimore
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The Ctsge Indians on their departure from wash
irgi,p o. SATURDAY last pubii letter expressive
a. tlsu prstrful .edne- Genera fsgior Tor
hrs vsrds then snd OF tbsir d-lghs a vi H.
ire ttp ited quarters e their great u her
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CorroS There wss good attendance OF spuners In
market to DAY and their purchases togther with What
exporters tovk, raed tho ealss nearly 1000 bales
7 ne advance noticed yesterday was main tanned and
the market closes firmly We continue quotations.
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The movements In this pie In this country, up 10
the latest dates In each Of the pas, three years
snbe1sd -
Mo,,xrsrs 90 Corro- ~ rHr U-Irsp srArss
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crAnt rsroa--,tssrskip s.atnsrner- u, r NJ r.,.,
DIR 4 erar-. n Ntrris. txot.wt ,
W Ee'Ir, Us Ciert-l2t IN thf ttecraee. $3.50" y $3.50
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~.
IEGHoR. Nov D ships Isaac aIlsron smith, from Nor
loans, Wis Genoa disg Mslshar, Foster, for NYork in
days bark Mary Jane Cowel for do. do sw :els To-
do takes up Uirika, Philadelphia
Sid aht 9th ult ship Csum bian Snson NYork; ksoka
San sou, destip alton uni pown
ST KRIS. Nov l2-ko Am port. Bid 9TH sohr
Dahlia, sptignts, st Martins 10 load with salt.
TRIKsrE Nov 2-Shp Abram faust NYork, few days
bark Pen Cotter for 90; brig Hollander Faulkner
York. arr LIST.
HANsIBXE, Sept mo An vssseIs in port Sid Aus 8,
brig Oriental of Providencel Congdsp NYork via Mossm
tique and Care Good Rope
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senate Proceedings &C ommiffees "A General
shI. Id.-The uoa.e EIghI. &c.

4 Washington correspondent OF the Paiada-
Diia BslsH writes from Washington, March :, as fol
lows:
For the purposes OF the present session 80 FAR ss
requisite the Stand ng Committees IT last session were
mi,tes on the contested seat Of Gen shields. were
elected follows Mr.. Benton, Mr.. Webster, Mr.
felch. Mr. Mason. aud Mr. Pierce.
| anticipate from present indications report unis
vorsblr TO the applicant Four OF he Committee
ment founded exclusively upon constitutional obec
uoas Circumstance. may chsnge the character OF
their dec sion but unless stronger evidence IT eis
nihiy advanced than hiss already been put In pies
he case IL critical one Meanwhile, counter opinions
may opersfs 10 toe Senate, which ~il sustain HE po
ton As Il declines 10 the minds Of the COMMITTEE
By the vacation OF his Senatorial Office, Mr.. keverdy
Johnson leaves vacancy 10 the Board Of Regents OF
the Smithsonian lnsuupn. which must De- hl-d by The
senate TUT whether that authority can BE- exercised By
the Senate Executive branch or body OF the
General Congress, 10 msrer Of DOUBT presume,
however, that Ike all Executive appointments, the
power Will belong to the Executive and not the Con
Sress9Hsl session No name i rumorsd In connection
with the poet. that sm aware o.
The cifhculty between NJ. Meade Of Va and Mr.
Gid1iDgs Of Ohio. sud that between Nr. Johnson OF
Ark sud Mr. Fickn OF ~ both occurring on the last
sht OF the late ate Congress In the House OF Repre-
s,nfs'ives, hsva bees smicshy adjusted -nc The par
lies are sgsin living friendly terms These Legs
iago pUeilstc encounters do not often create much
noodshed. Their IN the set or tn<r honorable set
clement Vide for farther particulars Benton e. But
lsr the former session and the record OF that result
Ihis isa bring d.y. baautiful and
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Committees in the senate.

The Standing Committees OF the Senate have
been appointed as follows
On FasiSH Rsaii0us-N essrs Benton, Csss, Fooie,
Webster, Msugum.
on FiHanee-Dekln.on, Hunter, Douglas Phelps,
Webster.
o. Cornercs- Hamlin. soule Fitzpatrick Dsyi. Of
Mass Smith
o. NAM (aclpo- Sebastian Butler Jones
Oa Public LaHds-Fech. Borlsnd, shields
or ARricuifUe- Sturgeon, Turney, Walker.
on Military Afars-Dsvis Of Mes. Benton, BOrland,
Bell, Dawson
on n, HiiiiG-Hous,on, Fitzpatrick Dodge Of Wis.
on Pricafe Land Ciaims-Do~ps. Whiicomb, Dick.
inson.
On IAdiaa A6airs-Aiehison Sebastian, Ru,k, Phelps,
Bell
On Cidirls-Whitcomb Norris Jones
On Revolutionary Ciaims-Wsiker, Norris, Dodge Of
Iowa
On te Jpdieia,y--Butler, Downs Bradbury, Berrien,
Dayton.
on The Poet Ofee and o,fR2ads-Russ, Sturgeon,
SOule, Pesrce. Corwin.
On Roads and Canals Br .ht A'chson Foote.
o. Pdisf9ss-Dodse Of WIS Fitzpatrick. Hunter.
Far ne Disfrirf of C1iumbia-Msson Yulee, Shields
o. PaisHs-furney Norris Whitcomb.
On Rftycgcimot- Bradbury, Houston. Fech.
o. the TerifOries-Douglsss Batter Houston.
On ihs Pgbic BhafiEgs and Gr0uHds-Hunter fulee-
Or Contingent EIpenses-Dodgs Of Iowa, Wslker,
smith
On Printing! Baldwin. Hsmtn.
On EnRross.d Buis-Jones, Sebastian.
OF a, Library-Pearce Mason Davis Of Misc.
On Enrolled B,is-Nr Rusk.
o. NdrGi Aflirs-i ulee Mason Bright Badger, Miller
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FROM THE RIO GRASDE We have the Amer
car Flog published at Brownsville, opposite Msssmo
ros oi the lith and 2lst inst Il appears from them
that there Is large number Of travellers In the vicinity
buying horse. and mules and making other PR para
tor the Journey % California All the esssry
supplies be procured very readily according 20 the
Fs1. and the route Ia msniis.ty growing In public
consder.ti aud favor The only frontier
6nd in the Flag 10 contained In the following psrs
graphs
We are happy to learn that Brevet Lieutenant Col.
Hardee with companies and G. Of the ID Dragons
arrived At Camp Ringgold the ls nst and that Col
Hard~s Immediately assumed the command Of that
place. The march sde from this see Ia i've dsys
instead OF seven. anticipated The estimated
distance according to Col Hsrdee 10 10 uilos IS
miles 10 BsynOss add a. miles from Rsynoss to Camp
Rnggod and tia believed that -~s'S-s'- s-a
Do made not 10 exceed 30 miles
Capt Neston, Of the % Dragons with his Compa
nv left Camp Rlnggold tor Laredo on the 9Th inst lie
mas been pushed forward ascertain the nature and
character the usd the supply OF water On the route
the number Of wells % be- SUM- tns resources ~ the
country about isedo with regard 10 supplies and tim
Der for building and such other Information as may
b- important tor the commanding General 10 know
rhi. Is the preparatory step tn establishing military
uost AZ Lorrd0, and sfterWard at the Preside. Our
hardy enterpr.ing drag ions will pioneer tse way
and open our hitherto UNEMPLOYED frontier 10 eur ~or
thr citsens All may follow In safety wners they
Esd We hope TO be able IN give soma Interest,
inx particulars In regard 10 Capt Ns~rons exedition
n o Picayune, Feb. ".
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accounts, rom which il 5. presumed Title or po,b,ps
vii ever Be realized

~ 10Th
viii ever be realized
SiHg-Sing PrIs0H.-The Report Of the Wsr,l-n
Of snssing. gives the number Of Convict. remaining
in that Prison On the 9th September lsg7. q, ~
while tie number received frcuu sep, 30 IN
to November 81, las VA. a07-During The "a, sun.
mer, an Epidemic prevailed among the Couvic,. ~ q
serious extent upward o. 800 being more or les. AZ
ieeted. but OILY 10 cases eventually proved fatal
The total amount OF the receipts OF this P-.or f,
al source, du-inr The s.csl go e,si- - az -
a. stated IN detail m TIE Report II the AGENT us
% = Toe Expenditures FOR a. purposes, were 81
~ Al. Excess ~ Expenditures over Receipt. s-- a
De total amount q receipts and eXyencturss ru-
me year sveiisd by payment. from, Lsyi.is,vs
appropriations Of Idebtedness AID an award ~ dom
ase.. incurred durDg previous y-srs-Of tas su, 81
s'oOvJ appropriated y Tue last Legislature cancel
prior rcs ot- iness Of the Prison. secuuulstj min
cPaly 10 1876 and l-47 e37 Sc Rave Been drawn "a
sppiiso 70 the payment VI cisns presented T. q =
heTed TIA; but small amount q claims II til, ehsr
sctcr now remain outstanding.
The order discipline aud general Interest. Of the p,.
on appear % have been steadily improving since H.
year before and when the farther facilities ia
scsll come into operation, still farther Improvement,
Il IL supposed, will De attained.
Clinton Prs0H-From the Report OF the AGENT
and Warden Of this Prison both oaces merged into
one il sppsars that It's tots Receipts from al source,
during the ascal year were s. g eJ. and th,,it..x
penoiiures during The same iod were $50 200 81
leaving a bsisnce Of 81 635 IS
The details Of the industrial operations Of thi. Prison
since January 81 ls4- when Il came under the charge
Of the present ocers. interesting and vslusbie We
must take another occasion 10 refer 70 them.
The number q Convict. aiming 10 the Prison Ian
uary /, lsi- was l46-the number sd;ed during the
year was -5-totsl. 23l During ls4s. % were dis
charged hy expiration Of sentence BY pardon 10 .
died. 4 removed 10 Lunsiir Asylum ~ Udca. -.
c,peo. ? Remaining 70 prison on the 3si December
sst lcl.-The estimated amount 81 appropriations ne
cesssry for the annual support Of the Prison FOR the
suing year Is $3.50
County Prfs0Hs.-The Returns given 10 the
Report from h'ty-ave County Prson. may be summed
up briefly follows Number Of commitments. Qm.
periec q lO2 during the year q prisons out Of 81
reported clean or In good order, - 81 toer
able and u varying from dirty 10 sctual 9Th The
ventilation Is ported good in only fair 10 toer
abe In , bed In %. and sbomnsbe Ia /. The pris
oners employed in : out OF 81 partially employed
IN not employed IN - and none under sentence -
labor 10 l2.-There i dviGe service every sabbath Ia
z Of these County Prisons occasionally in usually
10 wee In l. sId in 35 none 90. New jai
recommended to be Instructed 10 the Counties OF Al
legsny, Chemung. Clinton. Essex, Jefferson, Oneida
Onondsga Oswego. Tompkins and Wayne
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A RooK FOR EvcRYRopY

4 As WELL As FOR the MAN Who eats the pro.
n ducts Of the earth ss for him who rsises them
The American Farm. Booa or. Compeud Of America an
Agriculture being Practical Tresuss on sois Manure
Orsintns irig son Grasses, Grains Roofs rruls Cot
tou Tobacco. Sugar Cane. Rice and every staple product
Of The United st.-s with tho methods " plsouns c
uysting and preparing for market Illustrated by
Than 100 eogsyin.s BY r. Allen, au hor OF Dissssss
OF Domestic Animals Published by N. sANroN. i7i
Fulton-sL
AgeuIs sn,ed TO eel this boob for each county Ia
his State .nd Ohio Psrsons applying mua have e"h
capital ~ t25 to ESQ
Addr-ss. postpaid. G NJ ssxroN, Isi rutop-st N Yors
Also us published Tho American Fruit 0ooa. BY Cole
Price e2 cents and general assortment Of garden and
farm booka ms Sts
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S.,,.yorL Towu Elections.

Wyoming Co.--Wsrsaw, T. II. Buxton Wing
supervisor; Eagle, n. Howes, do; Middleoury - tos
ter. do: Perry j. Ls,hrop, do; Pike, X Renwick II
do sheldon, w d. Humphrey, do A,tics' w wal
bridge. Huuker Bennington, b. R. Folsom. do Java
:. CLARK. do; wethershesd, Morgan, do; Castle, q
w. Chase Bsrpburoer Chins. II. Dodge, do Gov
ington. H. Daniels, do Genesee Falls, H. d. Brown
do; Gainesville. J. F. Pratt, do Orsngevile,
Wheeler. do.-6 wings 4 Hunkers, Bsrnburners
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

~ The fac, tha, BATARD TAYLOR 10 at present (snd
We trust permanently connected With The Tribune
hs. restrained u, from speaking Of his volumes with
the freedom that should otherwise have enjoyed
and improved The following notice Of bis recently
collected Poems however, Is from the pen Of ripe
.chosr and approved critic. whose occasional contri-
button. 10 our columns have value tia, does not per
mi, us to set aside any Of them and, since he ha'
chosen to speak Of Ar. Tsylors verses through The
Tribune override all scruples and give place to his
criticism. G.
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EPIDEndlO CHOLERA.

IN PRESS AND WILL BE PUBLISHED BY tho 18Th
Of Epidemic Chol-rs by Coventry. ID Professor Of
Physiology 10 The University OF our city, 10 vol limo
This work will comprise the observsiions mate In En-
by the Professor during the year having been Dis
patched bih-r by he Medical Universally of oar State
Pspons remittns o. postpaid, 9TH be eLited To two
cop.s, by mall-or i've copiss for ~
Publishers of Newspapers copying the above uoiice be
FORE the LEI OF Aor and frwsroiog copy Of The
us will have copy Of the worn cent them by mail
ss Issued. Msrcn |, 1888
E'ssys and Rsvews Scsnes and Cbsrseters. being
selection Of the most elegant passage rom the writings Of
Thomas Bsbiogon Mscsulsy, suhor OF tho History Of
England Price In paper 81 cis cloth 81 cite.
Combes Universsl Guide TO Health, and enlarged
edition New cloth, Use
Manual VI Fshion. Cloth, price Is cts Published by
GRO DERBY 4 co Buffalo
DEWITT DAVENPORT. N-w-Yorh
nj 1us Trpsns Balldiuss
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THE CAXTON,S.

10y SIRE. LyrrON sULwE6-rhis day pablished
- Price 3 cents
-Four Months Among The 9od anders BY DR. Sroks Is es
lilo {, pyspepties Dict, air, exercise Ae. IS cer4
King Henry VIZ, No. . u Drama as oot Nv etc
The Di.mcod ard he Peal by Ns Gore Is csots
Luelrs Living Ase, No 2ol good ~ ususl ~ csns
tn Gohd S.sis Msuusl. BY Prof. AnsIead Is cents
Pacset Guide Csfornis-ihs whoe suhl~c; IS cents
Union OF Church aud State by Rev Baptist Noel 81 20
Westminster Review for Jsnuary, Jet out - eenis
Our Cousins In ohio, by Mary Hewitt ~ cents.
Illustrated Life Of Dick Turpu Is cent?
The Mystericas wreck. NJ Chss L Av-rin IS cents
Fremoufs ~ 9loTios Exposition Is cents
OREGON and c ,nf ruls, BY rhonton. 2 vols. VI -.
EJfnbursh aud y srtery for Jsnusry So cents -aeb
London World u FISH 90, for feousry. 81 cents
Rsphssl, by LsmNtine, nee edition. Is c-nts
mo 2ts BrRfORD 4 CO Z Aston House
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THINGS ~ CANADA.-The Montreal Courier
give. the following account Of attack upon Mr. MAC
yK~zrE by Col Prince. NJ P from Sandwich. Mr.. NJ
Wa bruslly expelled from the library Of The House Of
Assembly By Col ?. bat sfterward brought back by
Hon. Mr.. Cameron, a member Of toe Canadian Mn
isiry;
sort q scene took place IN the library Of the House
Of Assembly lat evenrg jas. after the House mt The
notorious Wnl IN Lyon Mackenzie, 4. Is vel known
h.s bad tne i'm uceucs 10 visit the House several unes
since his return nader the Amnesty Bill Upon Coz
Prince going into The room be saw Mackenzie sftrs
a. the table reading when the following scene occurred
The Colone' accosied him By name, and .ssed oy
whose permission he was there Mackenzie hesrsl-c
IN answer bot af.erEsrd ssid ne had been admitted
Nv door keeper Tue Colonel then declared ~ would
not suffer bic feelings loyal fubjsci 70 BE- insulted
by III presence Of such person "a the library anc
ordered him out Mackenzie hesitated about depart
inv when Col PRICE remarked should D. ungil
llrx 10 lsy hand. such fellow ~ you are but
unle,s you march d. AZ Immediately III kick you from
ne TOP of the stairs 70 the bottom and into ns public
street also
tn, hero Of Navy Island took Up his hat and very
CHIEFLY N Archei before the Colonel down tue Two sights
of stair. and the lobby - the street door where
~ e, him This flok place IA he preserce Of seyefs
seutlemen. and Re have IL from eye witness Mac.
kenzie wss acrsari Introduced into the library By Mr.
John Mcdonald p. for eggsrry. and Hon. Malcolr
Cameron, MPP. for keai one Of Her Nsiesiys min
isers.
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The New Arsenal.

To ne Ea,ior n TAs Tribune
SIR: My attention has been called 70 a. article
in your pspsr purporing 70 . Report OF Hon
James Bowen 70 the Assembly in relation 10 the ne"
STATE Arsenal IN this City wherein % /. stated that sad
building Is noE completed would beg to state mat
such Is not the fact The building Is fsr from being
completed az IN reference to the Report OF the Com
nis.iocers Of the Land Ofhee made 70 the senale
Of ,b, STATE 10 January last, it vi be seen ms, hsJ
sk an appropriation 81 six thousand dollars 10 .idou
10 N. .pount already due the contractors tor rs con
.,ructiou would farther state that there are DO I" IN
dow .sshes In tbs building there = not door nunE
there i not foor laid and there e 10 coping a. yei
out upon the TIRE walls sud battle nents Ror sr-.s No
.t.irs are pu, up and Of the Interior = nal'nro
a. vet In the building ARd the contractors vent On
AID did their work with the expectation Of receiving
their pay out # the irst appropriation made BY the
l-ai.lsture Of this state, watch they we're gwen 10
understand would be msde AZ the beginning VI tnr
present session Of that body. There Is no| due tnf
cootr.cors about hteen Thousand dollars and Tor one
an very much IN wan, Of what IL coming = mr-snc
know al the other contractors rant their as osfy
DO More q IN onehsfthe present session oi the lie
g.s,sre is already spent They are busy mazios ions
uou, 10 Colleges AMI other Institutions, snd leaving
their fust cred tors unpaid attach no blame y the
Commissioners Of the Land Ot-ce a. believe they
nave used their best endesvor, procure the sppro
pn.tiOn. "ILLlAh a. DANlN"'
Nsss. York, MHcA :, ls4e.
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The New-york State Pr,.en..

We have received the interesting and valuable
Report Of Ms'srs. DAVID D sPEScEz Isaac Y. Cox
sTooE and JoHS B. GEDSrT Inspectors Of Prisons in
thi. State. These officers, elected By the Peo
p'e-the duty they discharge having previously been
done ~ local Boards IN The Of Sing Sing and Au
burn not done at All in the case Of the Clinton Prison
aud In case Of toe County Jail. performed BY TIE Ere,
Judge and the su?erntendeuts Of the respective Coun
ties To Judge BY the present Report the new system
Is vast Improvement the old. We give below sew
ers extracts which worthy the most careful s,en
ion
The total number Of cnnrfcts N The ststa pr.oa n
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REVISED STATUTES oY rak srArr OF ~rw.fosk
A Alrk0kn nv IL 0a uC A r <uscsmr "a u

~ together with Statutory provisiot. OF seosrsl
rssscd btt~-eu The yeas and s< tpcusivs 10 wbieo
stdeS-Lcca Acss of senersl importance ana eli tho
Of general Interest passei during he sessious OF ,
lsf7 md sss With Appsndix Prepared By John Ouer
Ben amin sat-r and Joen {. Spencer Sd edition. vo's
lhies svo sh-ep sii
Ges-nus's Hebrew and Snsth Lexicon. OF the Ola
Testament. Including the Bibhesl Che dee, translated
Prof E3w ard Robinson Third edition Win
sud large additions thics $40 bali Russis
SCOrTs BieLE
eonisns the O,d sud New Tessm-pts. With explsnsoy
uoies practical observations, and ioas marginal re-S
snc-. oy rh,mss Scott WE svo cheap Jas received
hy u9dsl JOHN WILEY. ei Bnosdway
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~ Isaac Buckingham. Loco, has been electe
Mayor of Alexandria. d. c.
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~ The Free Soil party OF Cleveland have
Wm A Otis for Mayor
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MAoAULAY's EM0LAnD.
NGW AND CHEAP EDITION.

NEW AND CHEAP EDITION
Al Is ceaIs Q volams
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isstum from me London sdion, iseudins The ooss
and an segs,uy engraved portrait VI The sothor rhes
rs cts
Vol II will be published 81 the sam, price next wses
The ohsr volumes will Do issued arorn viii his % sooa
stsr their publication 10 London a. possible
Iii bel syed that ths 10 tho highest susnmeut IN ms sn
Of cheap Of which the world has furnished
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CABINET OPERArIoss.-The Journal 81 Com
mre. bss the following telegrsphc dispatch, dated
Washington, March 5:
ce,s,sl Tavlor. Cabinet met today at 10 O'Clock -
.herxsrd they took the oath and were introduced 70
their respective clerks They are each now surround
ed oy applicants Nominations for ONCE Tor .fs s
terms about 10 expire will be made this week SeN
irsn commi.siouer is TO be nominated on Saturday
sfter adjournment OF Senate. Removals ana sppoin'-
nents will take place The Register OF the tfessuI.
hs. resigned end left the city to-day. McCuloasn II
signed 10 day. His resignation not accepted
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