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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22


RO5EaT L PATTERSON Pr.sdent
sisi. c AfLLrs- seere.sfys ,,-, .
J.Nss s7rvaHr. y D Medical EzAnl.aer a. ne O.Hce
sli.7 ifon % so'riocS PA ollAAtW
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE con-
~ FANf. u Wzl-st-Ttl- Company has o--r % exi-
sncs neary iolr sesrs. snl rs sTP.as Il con Msrc1
1884, over So 900. showing t-sir-ss unparalleled
Dividends y prof- are declared irllEy upon AZ LIE
Polcies nich have sealed two premiums tl-
rro1, draw ne rae CT cert per srrrl
sn- made avsla1e e. once, 70 80 extent Of Two
erls II heir auornt waeTe ne psrty nis p-d rs pre-
a-.lEl IN fall
Premiums srs psJs5- Tally. 5li may = paid SEM
Annually eusriery, and raes iskng LIE Pocss when
to Uranium sm0lni may hey prefer eve their
individual notes Tor c1e ~ ~. snnua premium, upo1
which hey VIZ ne required 10 pay az ger cer interest
Prospecius and a. Necessary % erect insurance.
and AL Information 10 relation 10 TIC pl-a Of rer.rCrs. may
be Obtained sTAass e ohe- o, re Company Il " s'
Robi l. Ps'is son. H-ury McFsri,r, Nm. =. Peuis.
Chsss Ms -Sneri. William NJ Simpson Thomas sczlr.
ID 3. sId Ant or, Sch Low. Andrew ; Smelling.
Lewis {. Grov-f. joel " Cc-diL Rsnsall II Greene
R0BT L. PATTERSON President
srSJ. G MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH L Los p. Agent
V.LFSrfSE Nor Nd Irs yaS Rrrss.L.E. VI D.
Medical Board Of Consultation.
JANIS STEWART, ND Residence Abing. cn-slueIe,l
Aeticsl Ersniner snent' 2. he Office daily ron 70
O'Clock nj MWAsu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIRE INSURANCE COM.
IA PANY OF NETWORK, oaEce 81 Wal-si-Caqiial
s2s1o9-OnS irally ncorporstedi 10 l735Ir4s Company
most favorable terms il operations e eOnted ehien%
the Cly " New York aud It's immediate proximity Al
losie' ADJUSTED ard paid with Pro1Piness and bsrts
DIRECTORS.
s.o-g. ireland Joha ooiholt, 6-ofs' A'casn7..
r bert BsrsC1. Jotn Ct1rtsl, 0sofg. tcnsIa,
ss1s Bfash, rooe1 l. -.l.ri JOIN Siaf
HsrIg Eff~Crtt. Ec-sd Coo, Aslsf J. -jf
Artl0rv Lars. tfsn f1rIfs. he' - htfnl.
4 ,soag Chsr1s. L--is c. srerssr, william sfornrs
AL Ls-rs-rs, WAN p.s.. - . -
GEORGE IRELAND. fTesdent
A acDosaLn. Secretary ..
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INSURANCE.
.Ew-ENGx.AnD LIVE sToCK

I'D ~-EN BLAND LIVE - OSN
INSURANCE COAPAEY-AT NEW-uANEN. coaF
Chsr.sr rerp-rutl-i ssse1 M-g. l-t,.
CAfITAL 1000,
EEI-E fRIvLrG. TO INCREASE TO a.-'.-
~ D. .~srre 81 Eir-s r Tea ca.t.- horse. - re
o-lv Cc-irz-- = 81, Ei-c H. J1ied Srs-es p-c-
f5r tsE-YofE =. si l1srsc.ors 5ace - GrAr1-ss
- e.tasr Of watch ofc-s sny 1o-naron psmphleif Ac
rx7 De obisinea. ifT-5 ri ALFRED EDWARDS A-s1t
CEPTEnBER hEPORT.-THE hCTUAL BIN
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL

l. ;. 4 JOHNSON, Esclor.-rhs frsI quarter Of n,
Academic year hcgiu- Sordsy. Sept ) TIE three
Depsf n4ensshe Preparatory ne English ard The Csss
cs-cfer progressive course "a which the pupil 4.
advanced from The hrs rudlmens 10 slate Of prcpGT.uor
Tor tie counlr g-h0lse or The University.
Circulars uay be obtained a. the fchar f1ous he
bookstores OF q. Lockwood Son. al Broadway, snd
s1.7 21no, GEOEGE PARKER. Principal
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NEI~UN, tlc European nd New York Asrolo
- esr 81 a34sf1,4t "a coor ifo- lls So ery-
h1f tlloec .1e above science ever si-cs lsD-Lsar 81
l5 year. 81 Ills CITY. BE &C Scd a gsirs
cle1t a. imroTts-i eve1is from 1eg---.1z % he
end OF nc &c > cAuci1 be WI deceive no 01s D.. 90
'1su-e 10 e. de has ce~l vl.l-1 - N. o ID his
CRY. - whom Wlcs o. "a. i-eir v-si-s
sn-s hey ,a-d 81 osbsrs So re door
pat4 OF w.
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'ruE EVENING SCHOOL % tho Green ~ich 10
stiute SO Green Vch e. between Daau- aud Jay
B. row open ~ PsPis TIE terms aie merely noninal
In reference 10 The Studies pursscd. Any branches
desired msy be plr.uel 10 private 90 f~.lirei
+ 2 MOCKklDGE Rector
Tlo Rector ~ th- Green ~cl lnstllr wil into b.
family isds For references and address 2 r
MOCkRpGE Rector. SIC 0feeuVicL-si S-s oik
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TO LET AND FOR SALE

e. FOR RENT LOW-seversi very fes.-sl
g 3-s.cr- sr1 oasel-1f L0lses on - sl--f slr =.
Tl.frr-fglrt1-.i reiT--u NI7tt slc Tenn iFs l-f'
trs1rf VIII a.. - modem -7roy-ue1; foiol 2.
t-r. usft nllfef, a.. App.y o. 7. ". LAI>'N- ii'
E--al way -1 sis.rs 'f 20 W & LAfsON. or - prem.
IS Also ne are zll c0ur111ious stores IS AL ~
Eesr.l sad 81 ~ s-ersa a. l1-rr TIE Pear o. hclse-
APpy 30 J. ~. L.rsON, i7o 6-o.dsay. .
a. WANTED-wl,s.l e. hoaf. rice o. Sev-fcfk
q ly Railroad or o-herss-, roriforis1ie lo1se c'-'
mig from .o lN rC rr1s, " I1 % = scfrs OF 80
sni ,as recrsssr. olitairs. Aly prrfcr 1trrg ttcl
a ace % .es-- vii address y = a. i-- -l-t pr
.fls paper. .isfi-g o-su0a, icrrrs. Sc. - p.
- TO LITE s-coni and ihiFi rcors q Zee, ~
-. 90 Ire hui'l.rF cor. oi sous snl 1't Lfp1
- sss. i1qa.7r al de1ry-s- va CEOLils = .m
- FOR SALE.-Tte residence q % s1oscriecr
- or Nsrsc--s4 frsl est of Mscs'1r-scl>Ie Fc1 ~.
- seer.le TIE hcls- s.. hy a. ees. velJ cove
e-.s arranged and srouEh 'sith, le vi sge has e.
ia sdvaals-e 81 c1unIy resiie-re Tbs 1t .ieaink
o- sro s.r-es . - r- FRI vida srd 49, feet be 1epla'
: tss.ef1 y e out sld We. stocked wlA nlho1s 2ld
v.r rorl. orr s-nta shrloocfy snt trees, ard >rEc
CO. eel oa 81 he choicest vsritles cf isll-
A.so. co1rt-y ses. rrsr re a1cve. sto.rng COLLEGE
H. sat within hreaCrErrfs " mi.- from t1s centre
rf he age Il comprises about is acres ~ choice ,re
aoha house large pleasantly 'caec SD in good cf'
GER win a n-cs--sfv ngl1-l.rgs o. me Place rffe :
-r-si variety 90 rllt slt a. extensive 1alscsg al
csr.er .....
A.o fsrrn - Pa scres y ae Fs,k tse niles from
F.shkil Niisse AMI seven-rcn N-~-Bsml-rkh Lar
.er Tire fru +. suitably divided MO srsnlr meadow
sr- woodland so hss on % lsrse neN iol-e wita cs-
f-r.ee ouiogi.drrs SRI s1 excellent sssnflinfrf oi
tllrf frl Trees lsrus sccom-rnt sing
JOSEPH X. JACKSON
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HUtALE UHtLLEL. HEEaI aHAW-
tctl-I.sl-c-rs T. ITeafl Wzrt
DAnlLL = IiEAANN, JOHN a. RIEE2, d.
D.s.l Nsu-YolL. oct 5. - d ~
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TO ELAGGEk>.-Seaied proposas VIII bs re-
esived ~ re ultsssl.nsd, COnnissiouers and ID
Of Common schools VI tbs L~rfta Ward u ih-
Ciy o. NeUIofk he oce Of ne Clerk Of he bo1rc
u E1lcscOn, Aez Cly Hal uul Monday. he - DAY
Of O,lo5er iust =. occk " ~ ta ne ysrcs OF WaTe
Schools Nos and q Ia he Twelfth Ward
Fullher Information may BE- Obtained O. spplcsuoa e.
he sGs Ot-ce.
HORACE GREELEY. HENRY SHAW,
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UAkGWARE, ttILkKY, EDet-IODL-

a. kc-M Merchants Plrc1ss.rg -1sir Pa and W.l.sf
s-ss n hsr- are. r-s, r-s. tcr-Ss, scks, ktc1-s
ssoFes ard sPec-s axes ta1- .11 pgcsrt Gallery ear
p-liefs G-1 c1oc-f- .oo.s 1c are recf1y socisc
t9cs -pou ne subscriber 50 F.4.g1s n 7. where ta-rs
Be fu1l1 ror zee sssorl-rt AZ 10 lowest
prices lois .ID1W CHARLES LITTLE
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o. N4LA IhArL.
AIRS RISKY recently from Nlen-l. ga. receive
View pupil. f9f lcstrafuDl ln embroidery 70 sls
craze " Ary c.l-f sye and moal respectfully invites
..di-- 81 ca .rl examine ~ sssormeri ~ em9f0'c-r-s
All ,-.rg .f..-.sN ~ FRAfkLlNST.
s.4fm- We. Of Broadway
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40 PAPEk-MAhEh- and Wre-c 9th cssl-fs
q, y, 81. q, = and - inch f01rt1nier Wires,
Srass "a Copper Clc-1s A. r-rrss AID sx-s Tor ss.-
ioEest .-rn-.. sld 44rzl---c equally good s-y
imported 81 ne o1ce Of he 5e-v Wire W0fEs, l0e
Jsl1-sl O DE- WITT, Agent
Tor " Stephens ! SCI
TIE b-s. quality Of EraI, Copper sac ron Wr- q su
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This -4rsapAnls is sovereign ana speedy c-fe 4 e
usnt Couslpon Cosuveuess, g. sna Tor 0s ,ssss.
nrosrauon u he systfulp Ma'Irr wneirri Dc siui,
Of 'ah.rsni Cause " eslscs, produced by sgl.la,y
fIlrax. M aerteuf
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All vsSt..e Daily s14 Weekly Newspaper ssi25 a.
neal .cc-sl a. e.sznt ely Ne~-Easlsld sd be-
Editor llsiatss rtl " -g 10 gollcsl TAo 60 give
So sfac1ry references ~ Character, vita
capita. o. = 90. WI 1-c rare opportunity foI
bic irFss mat TIE 2sr-4.4 sac proposes 70 sell does
80 in c5lrecsrl-co o. sd neln .elr- o. me E-ior Of
IT, rrt-1r 09 seed"
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= T. =. Il
ROBERT Z PATTERSON President.
sEvi. MuLrk. -ecre.sry.
JOSEPH L LORD. Agent
J.~ss sTEVaEr. . . N--lczl ExAn.rer e. he O--cr
3ll7 frou 70 c'riock Pm cllAM2W
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To FEM tLE IEAt III ~ aLtei p Il- y
4 oi November. young Iary Co l-slruct feN smsl
chi den IN Ein, and o. give lessons tie plano an
ll draslng G1t psll.r q. few ooys TIE sl-ualol -
Do The ca1Liry sle uu.t 20 coullncart % re Pro
.esi4ni pscopa Culrch and -s. pro1lce good ;esn
has OF c-ara-ssr, sq-lu1s 90 teach. &c Elgre 81
Bruz-@ky 90 s.
DkifATL CLASSES To- ff-nca and spzlisn.--
Prof 4 BkSsET Viii organize ITS evening" lr
f-sr-t and spanish about the is of October T0f
particulars apply a. h-s residence, ~ Bead
% frsnkn-st B. Glasses are cpr1 !of oans z1-s.r
~ aa-rUuo1 . -WDs4S-nr
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H. 5resd canary sis.s perhaps n he WORD, a. fos
s([Hsc1R. size sozps, csl1ot &c e1cs.led. Socsng
& sras, .nd oihsf fs1cy Birds sc1 fancy wool
Cases "a Cage, kc. ~roesale add retail Insy viii
" srn 70 any part CT ne nod states Al orders punch
Az AMENDED 70, a. letsrs nrsi re postpaid they will
no oe rec we'd The above vii Be cod csesp TO suit
eo-9meri a. % 5oSsry, near fOurtn-s,. by
- irrs ~ WILLIAM
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COMNERCIAL APFAIR8,

Nuceuoys uarCR 13--6 Pc M
Quotations for stocks are steadily Declining and tho
bears have proved tho strongest party At the arst
board to day, Treasury Notes fell off per oent Ohio
%, u; Psnnsyvsnis SIS, N Farmers Loan, n; Morris
Canal N Canton Co.. u; Norwich and Worcester, u;
Long Island n; Reading Railroad, y; Erie Railroad,
~ United States e's. '6s, advanced 4 Per cent; Ohio
TEN The sales Of the leading fsnsies were large and
the market improved little between the opsn,cs and
olosing Of the board.
At the second board further improve m.nt was "a
allied. Farmers Loan went up y Per cent; Canton
Co., NJ Reading Railroad, y. The only cause 70 which
attribute the decline In stocks 10 the liability
Of present holders to carry them. Large purchases
were made In anticipation Of great and Iapd rice IN
prices; hut the Improvement not having bes realized
holders have been compelled to put their stocks upon
the market and sell at rates. This with the
efforts Of he bears has depressed prices aud the fam
sisssre rapidly changing hands As soon as they get
int the possession parties able to carry them th.re
will be reaction, ana the bears will find the u.elyes
again vocative.
Inc Secretary OF the Treasury has given notice taat
tho principal and interest Of ell scrip ashss iued
or prior to the first day Of Jolly 1si9 may Issued
undef the ninth section Of the act Of Cougcs, entitled
An act to raise for limited time an additional ii-
tary force and for other pu poses approved February
III, si7 WILL rpon the presaz tstioa Of the at thu
Treasury Of the United States, be redeemed and pail
On tbs said first day of July, Isas all interest
On such scrip viii cesse raid dsy.
Quite formidable movement is going on 10 regard
to the approaching election for directors Of tbs Long
Island Company. This step has been taken With q
view Of enhancing the value of the stock on the mar.
ket by placing large amount ofitin tho hands Of tue
proposed directors, land other permanent holter)
who have agreed to hold at least one thousand sdaras
each, several Of whom have srsady increased their ne
To that sxens and other directors are to do 90 befor
the election IL Ia further proposed TO reduce the ras
OF fare and ft,ishts, and givs increased facilities By
more Leqwn traas. The present high rates Of fares
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roroov Of ~uiton aud Mass

We yesterday commenced the publication OF
double sheet, which we promised to do some time
since, at the solicitation of number of our adver-
Using patrons. It run through our whole edition
for the country, as well as the city, and nearly
twenty five thousand were issued. We are happy
in being able to state that it was received with
great Satisfaction; and the success which ate nded
It, will guaranty in issuing one every Tuesday,
IN future, If not oftener. The advantages which 1t
presents to advertisers are obvious. Thsir adver-
easements are inserted at fifty per cent less than
what we charge In the single sheet, and they are
certain OF being extensively read by the very peo-
pie whom they are intended to reach. We have
no doubt that we shall soon be obliged to Issue
double sheet every day.
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Called Session OF tho United states Senate
WAxurNoToN Maroh IL Is4o-

Called Session OF tho United states Senate.
WAsHINoroN, March ID, 1s4s.
CASE or GENITAL SHIELDS.
The Comnittes on General Shields oass reported .
resolution declaring his election void the ground
his net being citizen OF the Untsd States the
auired time for u. 8. Senator.
Gen SHIELDS addressed the Senate, stating that 1t
was bis intention to submit and to look to Illinois to
reinstas him He referred to the diculty with Sane
tor Breese and Denied before the Senate and bsors
God that In his letter he had intended ssssssnstion
Mr.. FoorE, of Mississippi, moved to postpone the
resolution to the first Monday In December, which
motion was debated by Mr.. Foote, Mr.. Turnsy Mr..
Mason, Mr. Berrisn, MIR. Webster and Mr.. Douglass.
Mr. wEssrlR moved to postpone the resolution till
to morrow. Carried.
THE FREsIDErr.
A message was received from the President, with
nominations among them were Evans, Of Maine
Paine Of North Carolina Smith, Of Indiana, on Msxi
can Claims.
On motion, the Senate went into executive session.
All the nominations Of yesterday were confirmed.
Those which were made to-day were referred, and
will be soted upon TO- morrow.
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Mrs. Fanny Kembie Buuer's Readings OF
Shakespeare.

Last evening this lady gave another Of her readings
Of Shakespeare before equsly brilliant and crowded
audience. At very early hour there was not seat
10 be obtsned and Notwithstanding the sxsrtons Of
Mr. Polmaun the keeper Of The Institute to veutate
tho hall the heat very great tho ladies' fans
IN general requisition. The play was Measure for
Measure,n in which the illustrious author poured
forth some Of the most truly sublime sentiments that
adorned human nature. Eternal honor (say VOL
to The memory Of the mighty msu-mighty 10 iutsl.
who,s mind gave brts to ideas Of morality which
impsSt TO his writings not their least value! Need We
psy that MRS. Butler did justice to her taemsi The
language Of the author beautifully expresssd
his m. .nns tru,htuly conveyed The feeling of the
which her brotbers life would be spared was gra nd
and impaseoned burst OF indignant reno insurance;
and followed by that Of applause which
told that the acting which had ELECTED It. had touch.
ed the heart II every one present: It Was Nature
bearing Testimony to her own" At the conclusion of
the reading. the appliance wss renewed; and, judging
by what We had heard, We shoad say that toe Au-
dienoe were more than grataet they were delighted,
---
The SLAVERY QUESTION Messrs. Cobb Boyd,
Clarke, and Lunpsin, members Of Congress, have
issued an address to their constituents, In which
they give their reasons for not uniting IN the ad-
dress recently ssaed by some Southern members,
on the agert ssions of the Nerth on the South in
regard to slavery. Il is an able document, aud
concludes in The following remarks, which will
give an insight into the way In which they view
the subjects
In any event such Is our confidence in this honesty
and IL tenisencs Of the American people, thst We ca,
terrain the strongest topes that ss Hss adjustment
will be marked with spirt Of liberaty and iustioa
worthy Of the sgs In which We live, and the iDstitu
tiops under which we have bsen reared Tho sincers
attachment felt By che people CT all sections to this
Union Of our fathers, censpttd as It was By their
blood aud coLsecrated By their wisdom forbid tns
idea that tie eSis,1nce and perpstuty will be wan.
toply endangered by an aot OF gross and In
justice upop any portion NJ tee confsderacv This
Union In The rook upon which the God of motions has
built bis politics church, and have been 81 a med
to minister at ifs holy affairs Let not prove "a
called.
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be IN unison with the premises. Even cursory
perussl Of the report will convince any one that
our laws are In state Of utter confusion. But the
remedy Is at hand and it must be applied. The
rotten parts must be excised; the unmeau,ns and
therefore us~less portions thrown aside; and oil
that Is healthy, applicable, and Ineligible, re-
tanned.
The man who will undertake the great work of
reforming these laws, and carry the reform through,
will be entitled 10 the Of his fellow citizens
and to the lasting thanks OF grateful posterity.
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Horrid Murder and Attempted Suicide.
BALTIMORE, March Is, 1870.
The southern mall has arrived, and We gather from
the New Orleans Delta, the details OF most dreadful
murder perpersted by Captain Joseph Brodey Of the
schooner Friendship, his paramour, Fanny Daley,
alias Young, native Of st Louis who, after cutting
her throat in ave places cut his and stabbed him
SELF He is not expected to survive; Brodley leaves
wife and family, who reside in Massachusetts,.
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Incendiarism In Pittsburgh, &C., &c.
PirTsnURoH, March ID, l849.
Piles Of boards and stables nightly set fire to In
different parts Of the city. The Mayor has offered
reward for the detection Of tho incendiaries.
The weather is very Hne.
Markets generally are quiet and unchanged
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AMAirs In -APPOintments, Ho-
signatIOns, &c.
WAsuISoror, March 49, 1S40
VIM Slonaker has bssn nominated Navy Agent ct
Philadelphia, In place Ct Patterson.
Col Bigger, democrat, has been rs-noninated ~
Postmaster at Richmond, Va.
McClintosk Young has resigned his place - Chief
Clerk in the Treasury Department,
Appointment OF Com mi ssioners on Mexican
Claims.
WAsHIxoroN, March Is, 1849
Mr.. Evans, Of Maine, Mr.. Caleb Smith, Of indiana
and Gov. Paine, Of Vermont, have been nominated
commissioners to adjudioate Mexican claims.
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The BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.-A Washington
correspondent states that three-ourths OF the re-
pairing and reconstruction Of the navy is performed
at the navy yard In Norfolk, Virginia and that
there are, at the present time, thirty vessels Of
the United States, in ordinary, under repairs, or
waiting tor repairs at that yard while there is but
one at the Brooklyn navy yard Now, il this Is
SO land we have reason to doubt it), the favors
of that department are not very equiIably divided
Surely New York, from her position and influence,
10 entitled to some consideration Of the Navy De-
partment Our facilities for repairing and recon-
structlng are excellent, and 1t would be no more
than fair to give our mechanics a share of the
government patronage. We have no doubt that
the administration which has just come into power
will make reform In this matter.
FROM BRAzILs AND MoNTgvIDRo.-By the ar.
rva! OF the brig Governor Thorp, from Rio Janero,
we are in receipt of copy of the Corrsio Mrcam-
til, of that city, of the 18th OF January. 1t does
not, however, contain aay news. The dates from
Rio are to the 10Th of January. We understand
that the steamer Oregon left that port for the
Pacific on the 18th; consequently, If she made a.
good time as the California did, she would be due
at Panama about the Goth of February, 80 that we
shall, probably, by next arrival from Chagres hear
OF her.
We have also received, by way Of Rio, files of
the Concrete del Plata to the 22d December, day
or two later than previous accounts. They con-
tain nothing of interest.
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Intimidation of the MisslssiPpi-0reat De.
structiOn of Property.

New ORLEANS, March 8, 1849.
The Mississippi river has broken Its banks,
having carried away the lsvees ct West Baton
Rouge and Donaldsonville. The water has made
plete breach over many valuable sugar and cotton
plantations, causing immense amount Of damage
property The full extent Of the disasters has not
been asceraned Great fears entertained for the
safety of other plantations at other points, The river
has not been high before, early In the season
within the memory Of the Oldest Inhabitants. Even
New Orleans Is threatened with inundation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-14

Election OF Mayor In Camden, q. j.
PHILADELPHIA, March ID, l849.
Charles Sexton, native American, was yesterday
elected Mayor Of Camden, by sixty majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-14

Call and see hlm-DIr. Pm aiOn Informs ua
thae the doors Of his Bar Dressing and Bathing
nen Franklin house. Of Broad and ey street arr
to be urcwn Opes this forenoon Be has asked give
opinion o. It, aps Ne do 50 freely Beyond question
the beauty Of s DECORATIONS
ure the cos,ine's end magrhcence of s marble
lures ~ all tho appliances of aoort luxury uneaualod
b. any similar esta ,lishmtnt in the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-14

Markets.
NKw OKLEANs, March Q, 184o.
The demand for cotton Is large. and prices have On
upward tendency ,ales Of tho week reach 900 bales
1t * advance; middlng IL quoted 1t OK.
BALrIMoaE, March 13, l849.
The dour market ID In favor OF the buyer with small
'sles Howard street NJ - u.s. In grain and provisions
there IL but little doing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-14

Gold Pens and Watches The ceIe br tea
Dias ., Pointed Richosu Cello Pens with great ely
ard Silver stches for sale BY Y SAVAGE jun Wall a.
Watches and Gold Pei repaired exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-14

The Plumbe Gallery needs only Is bs vi
sted to receive the winch has upon IL BY
al who hive ever visited it The superiority of potares
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-14

Canfornia boots Tor the Gold Region, war.
snsd 70 wear two years without rep.ir legged riding
ooot Tor those goiI overand Frs oh Calf 81 So fms
Cahrom - to s. 81 Patent ieMher Boots shoes. Gatsrs
Slippers &c every thing the line cheaper pnr
chased elsewhere. TIE DOCTOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-14

Portable Dressing Cases, Manufactured By
we tubtsrer VIII be on exauSaon, all taat
desiiao Tor gentlemans toie, oo spsoo
warranted. g. SAIJSDsSS&'s0W ~
r No. l Broadway corner Of liberty St. and S1 R ldxsy