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| CLERMONT for sale.-The residence OF the late Gen
~ John Mason, in Fairfax county, Va is offered for sale
by his This is distant about four miles
from Alexandria, and mile south of the Little River
Turnpike road leading that town, comprising about three
hundred and twenty OF land The arabic land, OF
which about hundred and sixty is level bottom
Cameron is in OF high fertility having been
well drained and the whole with forty of up
land judciousy cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster with the free of lime aud other 1t
Is divided into felds-one large meadow OF
mohy-with fine springs in each. TIL
and rdens is in young wood The Mansion and its
Upton, beautifully situated gentle eminence, and
estate The dwelling house the first floor contains two
parlors, besides large library and office with eleven
chambers above stairs and in the buildings appuenant to
besides ample kitchen, laundry and house pers
dairy, bath house. smoke house, ample accommo
datons for servants, and out buildings for &c.
the whole in good repair AT convenient distance is the
overseers house, house, caragehonse the houses OF
the farm servants backsmths shop, kiln built of brick
for burning lime. with ample harms, sabng, and other
houses for stock and farm purposes orchards OF choice
fruit, ornamental grounds and walks-he whole in good
order, and well preserved by its late proprietor.
Immediate possession will be gwen except Of about
ninety hundred now in and oats and OF
that the crops can be removed The premises
will be shown any DESTROYS of purchasing by Mr. Butler,
the For terms apply TO Maynadef Mason esq
at Georgetown d. c. to the subscriber, the acting
ecntor, by letter, at Winchester, Virginia.
APP 24-d&cr6w JAMES M. MASON.
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Small grain, by measurement, 20 per cent
"Art Is likewise permitted the introduction the
of Paso del Noe in the State of Chhu ahua
wood aud lumber tor buidings-subec, however the
registration provided by the aiH for other articles gene
rally.
''Art 3 The government in order truly accom- plish
the object Of this decree will previously whether
there exists the frontiers the Of those
which is intended hereby introduce and will put
end that introduction the population ia
voed shall have been supplied by the national
with the dful articles.
"Art. L. Are com pretended within the benefits Of this
law 25 barrels OF -four and $50 quintals (cwt) of rice
uoduced through Maamoros in the of January last.
"ARRANGOIZ
"MExIco, April 4, lSi9"
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THE UNION.


Mexican Tariff.
We are indebted to the Mexican minister this
government for copy of the following decree, and trans
late il for the benefit OF our provision producers
DEPARTMENT THE TREASURY
"His excellency the President has been pleased TO d.
rect to me the following decree;
The President of the United Mexican States TO the
inhabitants OF the republic: Know ye that the General
Congress has decreed as hereinafter;
"Art l. Is permitted for the of three years the
introduction into the port of Matamoos and the custom
Of the frontier of the State of Tamaulpas OF the fol-
articles four sugar OF every description,
coffee small grains (semAas, which applies such,
cept wheat and barley " Of known by the
butter pork sailed picked All these will,
for their entire import duty, pay the rates subjoined;
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~ Telegraph


The Secretary of the Navy reached this city on sumo
evening just in time to hear of tho defeat of his isn
Bot. and Gosgin, and the dangerous crisis of his %
companion In Tayorsm, Flournoy. Mr.. Preston, !.
hear, passed the night with Governor Floyd, ana
out for Montgomery on Monday to conduct his fsmiI
Washington. These facts are not annosnoed by the ~
lar organs, though We heard them the streets.
tRietm,md ErgdT
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NEW sToRn.-susar, Coffee, Meisssss, Dasen,
IN Landing this day
20 hhds. prime Porto Rico sugar
~ bbIs. crushed and powdered do
D terces Stuart's superior strip
~ hdds. Porto Rico molssses
~ bbls New Orleans strip
100 bags old Java and Rio oofcs
zW snsar-cursd hams
w =, rs. bacon ham, m!dd'ins, and Shoulders
~ pals do for family Use
~ boxes English dairy chsesc
- do Goshen cheese
U uerccs new. head RIGS
81 Baskets fresh sweet oil
1000 lbs fresh almonds
% boxes bunch rssins
For sale opposite Brown, lto,cby
Mayl-S GEO. X THos, rAhpEH,
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National Hotel for Rent.

THE NATIONAL HOTEL. In the city of Washington,
formerly kept by Coleman and in the posse sson
Of the trustees or Blackwell, is offered for rent.
Persons desous of leasing the properly requested to
apply in person. by letter addressed 1.-THE Propretos
Of the National Hotel Washington CITY,"
Early possession may be had, April 8-eoiff
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Sum MGR Millinery.

MRS s. PARKER will open. on Tuesday, May LIST, :
l'A handsome assortment Of Summer Millinery, consist
ing In part OF fancy dress hats white back and coored
chp French yellow strnws and few childscns strsws
Also, very arge and new assortment OF tho best Paris
rbands.
Ats rsrksr's Fancy sore between Al and Q streets.
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SLASDkR.-It mus, DO fsse-,he rumor that wben IN.
beautiful sword from Virginia presented to Old Zsci
10 refused H. and a,ksd for the electoral vote Of his native
State. Richmond Ersury,
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(1HEAP Letter Paper, at 81 ~ per ream,
" Cheap Foolscsp Paper, At ~ % per resm.
For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR
An
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VIRGINIA Electlou.,

The Richmond Enquirer of yesterday morning is iuI
of details but we shall compress them into as small
compass possble
GRAND REsULT.-The following members of gonrrss
from Virginia are ascertaaed TO be elected, viz Demo
crats-Thomas H. Bayy. John s. Millson. James A SrS
don, r. X. Meade, Alexander X. Holaday, James NJ
Dowell, Thomas s. Bocock, Thomas H. Averett, Richar
Parker, Henry A. Edmundson, Paulus Powell and Ale,
Newman-l2; and jeremiah Morton (anti proyiso Claw
ton compromise WHICH,.
What rich fund of talents, information integrity AM
high character, is here presented to the federal coun
by Virginia
The Kanawha and the Abingdon districts yet to be,
from. In the latter there is wing candidate
Reverse the picture Bolts, Robert E. Scott, J. s. Pc.
dleon, Fournoy. the shining actors in the Virginia Tay
lor Convention, all swept down at once by the 'pspul
will !" w. B. Preston, who is cute and lucky has e
capped the fate by sheterng himself under Old Zaef
wing, in the Navy Department Gosgin. too. who figure
and Fulton. thinking discretion the better part Of vaor ha
voluntarily snsconsed himself in the valleys Of WyA,
Alas for all their short-lived greatness They had us
reared superb pile, when, its weak foundations gvl
way. it has fallen and crushed them beneath its ruins
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Barbour and Taylor in part, belong TO the 18th dsus|
and the number Of votes they will poll is very unce,
mere 10 scarcely doubt to the rssult-Newm" /
elected TO the next Congress.
Preston county gives Newman. Mr. Brown writes owl
900 majority. We should suppose his election certain
~ Telegraph.
"RIcHNoND. May PSI p
"Edmundson is elected by 500; also McMullen H'
large majority"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BY the author Of "a Yoyags TO Europe"
From the Philadelphia Inquirer
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The Convention.


IN. Convention for framing State Constitution io'
california ASSEMBLIES ct Monterey this day. Inc com
position Of the body far As known, 10 as follows
D1srarcT or San FEAScrsco-RsSriaJ-Ed sii-
hort Hyron Norton WIN. q win. Joseph H0Oson
Wn. ~ steusrf sapvnn~~ayits-W. D. NJ. Howard
Francis J. LipP.ii A J. Kills Francisco Sanenez H''
m b. Price. -
n pimmick. J. D. Hoppe Antonio NJ. fico. Elair
Brown SrpsrnHn1srss- Ssnssvaiu, JaAan
pTsTsrcr or MONTEREY Resslay-H Wager Hs!-
Ieck. Thomas Q Lsrsin. Lewis ? iient Charles J.
Bolts Pscifcrs ord. , ,,-,l-
Robert s.upe. L. w BOggs u. O.. Vallejo.
DrsTR1cr OF SAN DrEGo-Res aiguea IL rsdIo-
rsna Henry Hill. Sirs-rizfTGTiss--tsrr J Oou'''
John Forster William kiehaiason
Ths Tisrrist M Sacramento. n r- various primary
enbases was OF tie opinion iaai !! y 81 ontiied 70
representation Of ,cn insmocrs AeSordingy, N ~
,bs p,ecints where the polls were open that nainDsi
ro ns IN ,pssk positively but ws believe there = no
49,, of the ELECTION Of Acssrs JoEa suffer " ~
go Sherwood Lsnslord ". Hastings. W 4. shan
mo-, J.cob r. snyder Jofn AeDougs and John s'1
.-n III uncertain Who are the other three elected
r. ELECTION on tca delegates froca IL: district ~tsea'
,rifxipg which are the 70 1iar and which The saeT
Irrsrar. delez stes vii probably tnro~ upon tna ssn
v,ntion the cans OF a decision IN tn- case
H., n.,,e, of San Diego Is in the SAM pretleameni
-r.-,l- "a having rece. we'd sdyices HAT ~ per.
- ,serc elected from that district and the procAna
or Of Gen Riley calling only for fso In tas state Of
~. case in our table se have arranged the Two dele
gates receiving the highest Saper o. votes 80 .ns .,
Fror ,he santa bar0sra. saE Lais, Ooispo. and Los
&c.,. Di,trtct. we have no returns
FROM the san JOAQUIN District ws ha,. reeeis.s
No L.x- learned since. however. that the elec
So. =. ~, hed Al stockton the nrsr instant, as
ordered but tina, II took place on the 3h here may
bs disputed point for the Convention % DECIDE ans:.
-. s.ars,on election should Be tue - thoss
as+nr the highest number Of votes in the precneis
s.: bed Of ps.s ne s' q ss assp ~
isru.,san Of Gen Riley WA thirty To this
- ,oslsm.ron requested each Disric, % add SUE =
Al ,upsrnrnersries night BY them be dsem
"a 80 hv rssson Of their Increased popaisron "a
bisrses Of ssA vsssoisss, eagsnss'> - rSsss y
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Fcz nsrsrAe >s~s, s-s,
remarkable i.s, thst the fsh srs dying eJ thsa
10 supposed to sr..> from me cor.,.p, agitation snd
nucdying OF the waters by IA. .old.diesers There
e Al present le'ers prevailing sut tts best time ter
excavation MI doubles, bs the coming month
We hear Of great many ca.es ~ 49,. ara rhrr.
matte Affections the result Of sxpo,ur- las, Wintsr u
rsr the rsiry season, which many wrorzsuv .ribv =
20 the climate. Great cars II Necessary "a ,r.ssrvs
health and many rsss TO the mines without t.s,p ,hs
caution thai Is required . preventive sssns, us ls
Of camping out
From friends jecrnsl we copy the tolowsn. d.
stsn of ths sscramsnto valley snt the ssnorsnsn
csnp.
from ib- .op 81 ,ra.ssa hight Gauge: he srs
view Of that golden valley, through which the river
wound like silver thrrsd. Below me IL stretched
looking IN the distance ill lost - sshl osuss to
tie blue sky into which Z cimly melted The barren
s,efhry Of the spot on which s,eos. whose ravines
sosS had syestge Of 'eseision, sdded TO the charm
Tor the Wild oats were Just ripe and ssthe oreexsswep
b. their yellow wsvn. filed mine eyss with untold
beauty Thousands Ct waterfowl OF every kind dotted
in locks the plain ard felt that description could
saual such IN enchanting reality.
lna >OnOrsulsn casp "a situated AZ the iooI OF 1oc
mountains whore the water 10 Inc and essy OF access
Il mas originally laid out in squares, and ihs tens
pitched in regular order IL WAS the resort OF hrN'
cans, Chilians and divers others TOT uscius
sad game purposes. The monte bank. which 10 ne
favor,e pa.tiss u the MeSesns IS always open, and,
occasionally P,'rs bullhsht or young sti'ly Dear
pitted against dogs, sord amusement 10 .hs thousands
the earnings of months lost the turn OF card
or the failure Of the animal on which -hoe bag OF
eoddust Is stsked by It's sporting posssssor Lie 10
Wild and curious and reminds irc more OF the spaDisn
yoseys than any other class Of people have met
with. pssssdtvo months here, bat since the strong
feeling that has been excited against them many have
Left for their somss and feds In the south they were
harmless snd general thing spent all the gold hsy
dug
We have seen several OF our frieuds who have been
at the mines, and none have earned less-of course,
sickness eIcepiedthan $500 per month, after paying
all expenses We also understand that the channel
wrought near Suffers sswmin, where some 20 hands
had been at work about IS days turssd cut to be
conplets failure. This might 5e owing TO want OF
Judgment and experiee in the selecting OF proper
started last week upon = grand prospecting tour and
expedition 10 the Sierra Nevada We wish them all
the success their enterprise deserves We have 90
served that many who the most fortunate say the
Last about H. and many di.iks gold digging N they
would sny other kind OF hard work at homs.
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tally lost !. thought The machinery nj g.i 10 saved
II The weather continued favorable.
ACAPULCO, Sept ic-schr Doe, Jsunlnss. sOend down
liz coast ir few Days re only American vessel 10 Por
MONTEREY. Sept 2-bdg Co Frenort, Of baliinofc'
brig Aa-k 4hi- from San Ffs1cisco an diners -
fore reported.
SANTA BARBARA. Sept 4-schr Angelo, Of Boston
from Francisco rscin. ne only American Yes'-l PC
port; he bdg Csyuga, Le Roy from San Frcncsco on
lrsoine voyage, sailed : Few days previous
PANAMA, Sept -5-Sfosmef SENATOR, for ssn fr-ncls
co. Oct steamer Ubeorn for do, Oci lt 81 steamer
Parsms for do, Oct &c; Br steamer NeW-Srs1als' Tor
covs The Coast, Sept 2 49,
CHAORES Sept Plying a. anchor, tsssiner r sIe9n
for New Orleans in fex tCsrs steamer Asbsma saea
n z o'clock 81 for DO gr steamer Clyde Tor Carnag-ns
the dsy srTiyet z7n, schr LouirsIa - os9' run
New Orleans NJ, -
Ord sept 10. % board lie steamer Empire Siiy on
ester OF INF ANIMATION Of ih- bowels 90 ire home
ward pa,ssse sept =. HEsaY BoGAsr, rctauing vol
urteer Of en iri1ry 10 The spine
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Naval.


that's Fns.se .sTaansh, Of A ,-ns, Capt. P ?.
yoora.es arrived a. Ssncciir1 on Monday last and
exchanged salues with the skip Of tia irs Ohio, the
flag ship NJ the Pacific squadron The Savannah comes
oU for The purpose of relieving tie Ohio whose crews
term O. servlcc les nearly expired The Savannah
s.ied from Boston on the lsi day 0; March ass ana
touched - RIO de Jsnsirs, Valparaiso ard Csllso.
x.snee she is last Ia ~ days Connodert Jones, who
sin -rrsns 10 command of the squsdror, viii hoisi
ii, broad pennsnt on hoard the Savannah % tue ar
r..s Of toe 81 Ia-y > On hsr passage from Csso,
she will be dispatched 20 Chins, with Commodore
Voorhees, s,poinled successor TO Commodore Geisin-
ger now In command Of cur SQUADRON That station,
Commodore q having permission TO return homo for
tho benefit @! his heath No. Chses ssn-s, the newly
appointed L. : Commissioner forihe Sandwich lslsnds
came passenger IN the Savannah, and VII proceed 70
the Islands with Commo1or. voorhees, In bis route 70
China The OHIO will sail for Boston positively on the
Is,h September Via VALPARAISO snd Rio Dc lansiro
This vii! afford msrchani- md miners me or
lf,ftad rat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10
The Empire City.
I.nrrasnonaance of IhA Tribune

On Board Steamer EMPIRE CRY,
on Sandy Hook, Oct 8, ls4s
Mars 0rss.es s Nd Et,dn =,
lhsve lust arrived Ia the noble steamer Il should
saw floating palace Empire City. We lett Chagrss sen
TENDER 9s, at p. NJ and Kington, Jam Oct z : r N
.yerv one can wish Tor Hs- commander Mr. j. ID. VII.
son and sailor who stands al the hesd OF
OTIS profession Ia fact all the oteers attached 10 h noD
s and kpdss TO the passengers which we had about
6OD Her tables loaded with The bes. tne msrke1
could afford although she but 2. days In New-foft
on her previous IMP aud took down about 20 passenger
who spoke on the lsthnus In the highest Terms oil tns
noble ship To all my friends going to Cshforna woac
saw for speed ana comfort take look 81 the Umpire
Civ Yours, &c. INVISIBLE
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letter from the town OF Stockton, dated August
ontaius the following inform smation. 10 appears BY
such other have been enabled 10 gather
thai stockton hiss become the scene Of excitement me
counterpart Of which witnessed Ia this plscs =
week or two ago. NciOTbesr commenting upon No
particulars ss presented 80
o. This afternoon a was hung IN stockton TVS
name was Mickey alias Bill Lyon ana tie belonged To mo
fraternity OF H0snds who have 80 long pro~led sooas
and disturbed the peace Ma onense was burglary ana
han.ing Ike toa. sscaaa oi ne unanimous approval o.
ne Teoyl. OF Si0cst,E. . 49,.
number OF men ric4ioc In oner committed ~
lie sane gang have been arrested. and their trial viii
loon take psca The prompt seton % our ciifens ~
and We fee mora secure Than have for six months
past" l - a..
I ster sdVices confirm the above account, anc add
that ono or more o,hers convicted were punished vita
cid Observance OF the barbsrous form, Of Judge
Lynch such shaving the head Topping the cara AID
ether disyraceful mutations Of the person.
rAita California Aug. "
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Loss OF the steamer Edith.
Correspondence OF the !


Messr, Crssly & NsEgyafls
0sSrI ENES II am soUy 10 inform loa VI shs Y >
steamer Edith Lieut. Com'dg Mccernief oeine oss %
the 5h of August Point Conception. She sn1 ashore
ahoui leA NJ. the scth IN thick fog ana VIII be o,A
There 10 hopes OF saving her mschieery u We
weather continues moderate. wi.h 10 mention am
lar action Of compass Abou; T. NJ shor urae al
tor we len The hsrbor OF Acapulco board the steamer
Panama our compass commenced turning around nae
lightning We sol other compass up. and me asn0n
vas the and for five light nirues they trpt Iyns
round and round when lhsy became settled ABOUT IN
some time as before. Notnng unusual being near lte
copass am alta loss 10 xesount for this singular econ
inr Ameucsn chip Grey Hound Of fhiladelphis IRON
SAD Francisco bound down the coast WAS sci<,d On
charge OF sshng aud tho Captain was tned $4,000
bound down the coast
In one OF my letters from Psnams, yos have made II
read iha, the third mate Mr. Grswold Washed over
hoard and Loaf an pleased 10 say IL mistake for he
IS well and hearty and In company with Prot Sheppard
CITY TO the North Fork. IL should read WAS washed
fros the forecase on the deck BY cor
rrring his YOU will relieve The minds many anxious
relations and friends. and confer lasting favor
Your INVISIBLE
Ps-The Preach bxrx Rowland, from San francisco,
bound 10 Mszaan, went ashore aovai We ih OF Angus
on AZ Island outside the mouth OF The heioor She was
sliv Iost and twenty-five thirty OF bsr Passengers
were drowned The natives wsrs diyins 70 oostn nal
they could from the wreck
The following memoranda have been Po"sS
communicated 10 US by the Purssr OF the Empire
City, Mr.. EDWARD W. HrLI
The @ q steamer Edilh. Lisat Commanding heSa
usk from san francisco for Santa esfbsrs wsnI ssn
- Fen cssssPwsat - - - q AnsssA -
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The following Churches have been organized IN 'a''
city - -,
l. Roman C.ihoiic-seryee ainiui'sered every SAD
bath Al th-lr Church on Vslle,o-s-
? Fir.t Baptist Rev. o. L. Wheeler, psstof-ssrsl,s
evsrv sabbath ct their Church on Nasnin goL''-
rear the corner OF stockton. -
Il Fri Prssbyter,ss Rev Albert Nillisr.. pastor
service every sabbath heir isr.e tent on Dnponi'
near Pacific. -.
Protestant kpiscoPai. Rev. z Aes' Tec,o,- ~
everv Sunday for re ,reseu the house Of h Mer-
rill. ESQ. ,t
s. Methodist We understand lnE his d-aom.ha,on
WashinEtor-si. 81.
q Congregational Rev. T d Hunt has consented 70
osts occasion ally 10 his Church unul the l' OF ~
vember next ,.
In addition to the above, Rev T. ID. Hunt chaplain
breaches each sabbath at the Public Institute
In connection with the above IL Is proper we shoea
state that Sabbath schools established Ia the bap
list Presbyierian and Episcopal Churches, and iaer
Il also one attached to ihs Chsplaincy.
lAlts Californian. Aug 81
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Whig Nominations

AVN Senate District The Wbiss Of Ibis
District, composed Of Tompkins, Seneca and Ats'
have nominated Hon. WILIAM 7. LAWRENCE Of
Tompilns Co formerly member OF Congress Tor the
Senate The Convention wac held at Lodi on the 4th
ms, Hon wIIIIAsi A. LocSBTT Of Seneca presiding
and Charles 9. Spencer acting as Secretary. The fo
lowing we're among the resolutions adopted
R,sor,d Tha; we hold the doctrine that Congress has
mower 10 pass the Wilmot Provso, and that II 10 teif
5uty imued ately 10 do To the support OF that Pro-
vi,1 we ourselves individuals and as party we
recognize ss part OF political creed and make II
t,,f In oar choice OF candidates for ottce
,soed Thatwe have perfect confidence 10 our present
Nation al and State Administrations and will always be
found ready give then earnee energenc support
The wings Of Clinton, at their recent County Con
venron adopted the following
R.sosed That We as Wings, opposed 10 slavery IL
vsry form ard that Congress TO prohibit the further
extension OF Slavery, and promote lis abolition where
ever a nd whenever they have the Constitutional power
and that they the power Slavery In the Dstrie
OF Columbia and 10 the Territories Of the United Ssies
Mosro, Co., Senstor. SAMUEL MILLER, Rochester
Sheriff. O. p. CuAMBERLAIS, koch.
Clerk JoHs L. LACEY, Chill
Justice WA. Z ALEXANDER, Rochester
Loco.Eoco Nominations.
x.1.s c. Senator. .PHILIP 9. CRooEE
Sheriff. WILLIAM JENKINS
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specie and Gold Dus, pcr Empire city.
Passengers

In Hssnsaiy kmy,rs Cify from C-gres-wBV orsnie, "
Csrs.nas Ksnpnh White csptE spaudlns Geo kvsn. We
Rich. Cspt Wardels. Chsuncy PECK, Cha, n-n. ~
~ Tues Edwr Walsh, Albert Walsh, lnAny
A.-, N-r,sth IA I- Roy Jones Nv sherman lady and two
,hdr.n rupp. Dsni Eldn5Es. McIVsn- bart ,.
ID NV Conckn. John lazy sat chi
aren Capt House ard lady, csPt hnsy Capt l-mne
usr- w P.ndl-,on Barker Ksts s., ier, Cy.or.
Payue Anos B-d-n W Nichols. o fcoikfm, n 2 Car.
wright Chs. P-nn.ief Gov Rchd oldwsf Geo Vas Nsch.n
0rsrj. David Tuner. W w short, oeorse ney
Nu ksS. H. knhsu' Jao Csney VIC ann Shsrss IL Con
puninsun M,l,.m clnto.h ftschsr M.n Jsmss Fdy.
yer Howe Grssn Henry WI john Hughes, Joha
Randall. Msan. " WLitsi
Fros CAasrss % yanaioa--J " Bennett, w II HckoA
frs1s yaraiea Mo- i@k-J fssycrsit, w iMs,,
nnan John hnIchr
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Miscellaneous News, sc

The Steamer Empire City, Capt. j. D. Wilson,
arrived at this psIt at little after o'clock yes
terday morning, bringing California papers to
Sept. /.
We are indebted 10 The l57taass eorrespon'
dent, r. g. Martin Esq. for fall files Of the Alto Cal
itornsa and other papers
The Empire City left Chagres ON Friday, Sept
"a at p. NJ. and touched at Kingston Oct. ?, ]
P. Nj. sbo brings above al 100000 in gold.
The Steamer Alabama, Capt Wright SAILED
from Chasres for New Orleans Oh Sept - Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

TgssrsSsE.--Tho Legislature Of this State as
senbled at Nashville on the LIST inst. In the Sen
ate, John II. Horny lWhigl OF Knox Co was
chosen President BY 3 70 10. and w. j. j. Moore
Principal Clerk In the House, Mr.hsynes Loco
Of Washngton Co. was chosen Speaker by 80 votes
to 80 for MIR. Allen (Whig) Of Carroll. Mr.. East
man. Editor Of the Nashville Union, tnot the Yer.
mont Free soiler. but 'tothsT one,l was chosen
Chief Clerk by 80 to ~ Jacob Miller Assistant
Clerk. Of course, there is a oco Foeo majority
% Toirt r. llot