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ADVERTISEMENTS RRsEwED EVERY MORNING
WANTS.


I'm DEMANDE DAMS UNE FAMILLE PARTICULtERE,
~ une Jeune File Frapcsise aaes dc IA 10 sachant
parsr Ar gsis ct pouvaLt lire Fancas Sadreser No. s
FRANKLIN street.
w ANTED-BOARD FOR A LADY, IN ASXALL RIVATE
w fsmny, here there other boaxders Address
c." this Office stating terms and location.
II OBSE, BUGGY AND HARNES, WANTED, TOGETHER
snglyAny person wishing to dispose Of establsh
ment that is in good hear purchaser dropping
line giving particulars of price, &c. to Box III Post ofce
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M ITCHsLknOLYAPIOT HkATRR-noNpAY EVENING
1 JAM is1he performances win with the drama
enuted the RAkkS PRU0khSS-Tom hAHswsll Mr. a. W
Carke Fanny MoislAnd Asss Phil ips which, the EN-
GRANTED lSLR-rrospero Mr.. Niokiuson Ars. Miss Mary
wildicve MI Clarke; Jeremy. Mr. Holland:
Of WINDERMERE-Natty Primrose, Mr. Holland; Captain
Fey mour Mr. Re noldG Ro,e Misc Clarke Dress Circle 81
Uppes Bases 26e Pit 1s Doors ut on oclock-con.
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A nERIcAN oIKcys-sANps, LrNr co. PRoPRIs

1EKICAN CIkCUH-SANUS, LENT . CO. FKOPKIE
ten-Bxoadway Alhsmbnouday Evening. Jan. az, will be
presented piece entitled the Camp of 8edouns
posed OF ten and riders In full Arabian costumes Mr.
Ands and his Troupe Ponies and Dancing Horse variety
fieata Mr. B. Rues the Flying voltigeur Mr. w. Stout
Modern neroples Master Walter Ayma the Juvsne Rider
Master Maurice Sands principal Comic
Pony sosne Dancing horse Bocsphaas the rOsns BY
mansp BY Mr. Gardner The Ghost Of Harlequin Admission
Of the n cents-ahildren half price.
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MEDICAL.

- rIII0rr OCULIsT s@ BROADWAY, INFORMS
IL PATIENTS bis oos hours now rcm b O'clock
o. kondAys Wsdnedmya and freNs ~ WI i've savss
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Carrier Wanaed.--An Assistant Carrier, to
PAYERS teenh wasd. Apply tbs desk Of the
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eerve psyers In tie eenh Ward Apply ut tbs desk Of the
HsrAld ofhce.
Views by the Steamer OF yesterday, brings
brings Gov Youpgs bring the highest
premium Of sny boots At the gold Mining Boow ron IS
20 S6 test Frepoh Boot 81 81 Rne French Calf boo 81 %
usually "a 0 and - whocals and retail corncr Futn aud
Nassau. THE DO TOR
California BOOss.-The Cheapest and b6st
place In the city 70 get good boot. at Jonsx ~
firstq sy u french Boots 81 So budoen Boo,s 81 sorua
nnibs Boots - % to So French Water proof 81 70 81
JoAe'A IA Ann str, ct mar the Museum.
Portable Drcsstng Cases, Manufactu red by
tie Subscribers, viii bs found csstsn
tat oesbie for gentemans IN poss ba
ace heieot<d with quality snd
are vtrrsDtcd u. SAUNDERS n ON
Nc. Ia Broadway, corner VI Liberty Ct, and VI Broadway
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BOARDING., SO.

\,
A CsRD-w. TOvEE, or THE "MIsrLETOE BOUGH'
IA SIT Pearl Centre street. New
peoui return bis anis to his friends and the public
year. begs them that viii be his constsn aim
atd pride to continue TO their future vora W.
from the old country that his bshmcn will be
found TO be q the most DESTROYS II the CITY
cialy % regards excellent and
rent attention to his and begs that his
steek Of ales Wines LIQUORS, re- Of the most and
shortest notice. Good Beds n BA Free Concert every sa
turdsy evening"
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, SUITABLE FOR
Cenem and their wives for single gentlemen may
had application at Ne 81 Chrystie Tho location 10
pleasant n and convenient to the business portion Of &
ITO LET-THE HOUSE NO. 81 DEY STREET. CONTAIN
ing 50 40 Bath and esnvenenoes to
let and furniture for sas Possession given immediately Apply
the premises.
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The Ohio River.

PirrssURo, Jan. q, 1S4s.
The river Is In fine boating order, and report Is
Feet water In the channel Of the Ohio.
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M ECHANIUS HALL, NoH2 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
AVA Grand and Broome seets night during the
week.Tbe original and welknown CaRISTYS MINsTRELS
organised lS42 the oldest established Ia the world the
popular style Of Ethiopian enteranmens
this CITY for period two have been patronised
extent unparalleled BY In this metropolis
They will have the honor Of continuing their mabs
ton variety Of new Operao Buresquos Songs and their
Buresque Of their Voyage Musical Admission, %
Doors open ut 7-Conoer 70 commence at O'Clock An AZ
tenoon Ccncet every Saturday ending at o'clock Ma
GUNoLs THIRD GRAND CONCERT SINCE ais RE
u turn to New York. will take place At tho Tabernacle
on Monday evening" 'anJ PEEo q
Overture from the Der Frechutz by reques Mozart
Chorus from La Sonnan bua. . Beliini
The Rural Visit tY request) Gungl
Va2apooa rolka.. 80. j. 0unGL
49, PART IL
spring Festival aslopads (by rcqae:tI GuoSI
Aanese keconectons OF Dome March. J. 0unIL
Overtureom the opera La Cana Ladra. Kosni
Narraganeetto waltz (Dew). ]. 0uuRl
Prussa Parade Harch Potpourri ity requsstj j. Guns
Tickets to b had ut the music and At the door tho
evening Concert Concert At O'Clock. No
pestpos emeut
DONNAvANs GRAND SERIAL (ORIGNAL) PANORAMA
~ Of Ac1co-Pain'ed on 2l0oo feet Of Canvas exhibiting
view Of otunsry 5000 miles in length extending from
ChriN TO Buena vsa-henoe to vansd oldand from Vera
Cuz tho city Of Mexico
sublime in the wod) will open for time only
Panorama ball. ops Broadway adjoining Nioos Garden
mence At. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
O'Clock Tickets so cents; Children half hours
ii to l. For particulars see Descriptive Pamphlets
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HOl FOft CALIFORNIA.


nor SAN rRANcIso0ITHE FAsTsAILING BARK KE
Okla, Capt Jas AcGurs having all her freight BOARD
cam ,s H s' S.S aas II
Captain. m board atpier Is, Fest Rive.
EoR SAN TRANyIsV0; vA.lrvxNlA;:-Tas FIRST
Oa.s oOppsrsd ship ELIZABETa ellen will s.il for the
in the second cabin where her
' " s.ssSs CO. 81 ss. ss. .,..:
Eos SAN. FRANCISCO. cALIroRSIA-rHE NEW I
MS X Sr sHa n p
H:s &C,
out attend her PASSENGERS For freight
ieS Sc packet SS
Is S S
EoR cALIroRNIA.-TgE SPLENDID LIVE oAk Snip
n a, out IN tho On ss s man dock ss ssn
Converted spsndid saloon the plaza Of ne North River
y Capt ca1 Of the aslsst ship that sails from
ss q: %
tain board, at the foot Of Ro' sev,lt street.
IJoi FOR THE GOLD REGIoNa-THE FINE Bril- AU.
III susta win Francisco California; Despatch
% arc 1p SGs
tuhsn y months OLD copper fastened AID cOppsi witna 66
G q
experienced surgeon physician goes ousin
EoR rBE GOLD REGIONS OF CALIFORNIA. VIA CdA.
Gutod CAP: ihs:p. BEING up sonoss.ss and
we'll venti ntcd rooms will take limited OF
second cabin passengers who may ecue state 70
Passenger, viii Be allowed remain bo.rd the vessel ar
desire ~ moderate rate day afford them
y fs seq1.s their passage from Pt1am before
II
CHIpoRpBEUs, FoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
win bring their baggage on board on Monday the 10Th nst
n ALlFvR, IA MEN, LOOK BERE-wHY NgED You ray
wash and gather gold from the easts xishSr. being well
xsf which can
DAssseE TICKET Foa sALE-A PASSAGE TicKErIN
Falcon for Chssrea and the Paehc Nail
for The ason Inquire corners Fulton and
TICKET FOR CALIFoRNIA-wANrED ONE OR Two
Tickets from Panama to San Francisco Hesrs.
M b s fo% fnnsns On The !1
Of February.
EoR CALIFoRNIA-wANrED BY A YOUNG MARRIED.
man. $500 on good security the best Of rsercnos in ssgsi
the prcessd, for The above loan Aad,sss osos
CoK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROUTE. VIA VERA
c q On. sans,. sss San
The above route under the of Capt Charles a. Inne
~s%Ss until the he
ship win b Se.p.tehsd loaded vie cspss
psnys plans apply It No. Water street. Broad
At an adjourned meeting members Of the above Com
papy hold rcrcnce aote ooraer broadway snd Walker
aSs is:sss So'sss which tim. L:
M AEnArrAN. MINING AND TsADING COMPANY
ssIsss ~ s:SIsi'r $ sst
sSsS:essd Is:pss..s sssisos:. who ,s
s ssi e.: T. i;. shares
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Fire In Albany.

ALBANY, jan. a, 1S4o.
The store Of William Osborne, on Washington street,
was damaged by Are last night. Osborne was commit
ted to-day, charged with ncsndiarism. He had 900
insured on worthless stock.
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MUSICAL.

VIZ lillian sCHMEIssER PIANIST FROM BERLls
w would be willing accept limited number Of pupils Il
ps neor For further please apply his rcdcnc
No. GO Lisrsnard street. until 10 O'Clock, a. n.
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Gay Eysn,ps jana,y 20 will be played sreusasms eomei
~, caJeo VANITY FAln.sawdon (rawlov, Mr. Brcrgha
zee scdey MT Burton Sir Pitt Cravlsy Mr. Johns Cap
n Vsn0rne IT. Jord,n hsjor Dobbin. Mr. Christian MIRA
II two Acts e as cALIFoRNIA GOLD Brsu.e
Johnston; Old Breese Mr. Hamilton; Biddy Miss Barber
Dress Cros and Parquette o9c Family Circle 80
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nett cciaaon win commenoe to receive Subscriptions
Monday Jatuary their once In TAmmauy Hail for
the purpose paying the ship RHODE ISLAM Capt Thol
kdredge lying the foot Of Market street Toe vessel
has ust come on the Dry Dock thoroughly ovehaued repaired
oopp.red Captain kd.dss s.Ps,eaSsd n.yi
stamspt SOl which includes ownerhp ths vessel eight
month"; provsopa miaug mpaenen and the
s 50 py Mr. Charles Brown Of the propre,ors
sf Tamnany Hail has 10 Treasurer this Aso
cia,iop Who win reovs receipt for oil subscriptions Persons
reading with sft remit I, this gentleman
the pfics Of share Of their being all Sold the
ney will Be subject their order The Of the 1t
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LNOR SAN FRANCISCO-THE FAST SAILING BARK KE-
Okla, Capt Jas Mc(iurs having all her freight BOARD
abe few cabin ioaon
apply toALLEN WHIT rLE5EY u south street, the
Captain n board, at pier l3 Fest River.
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TaoY, Jan. q, 18lo.
Andrus Hin WAS yesterday pronounced guilty of the
murder of Mrs Amy Smith, Of Petersburgh, In July
Last; and this morning sentenced to DO hung the
15th Of March next between the hours Of snd4.
Barney O'Donnen was also sentenced to bs hung ON
The iame dsy, for the murder Of Antonio Ratteo.
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persons Who made srrangmeI 70 the ever
and eY peAton commanded by Capt naudsp the
IN HousA Cncnnat Ohio the lOh February next to pre-
ceed At once California via Rio OLE Others wishing Join
20 wal street. fes two days q Capt Msulden,
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r. ALifeekIA~-PEss0ks rirTIN0 OUT rOR cALIssR-
~ and who IN want II rebsooo speou
private rspeosuy invited 70 call on And
rsnine new description Of Tchase put up exprsy
'eops 70 prstsct iron the da1pnes and <ksd ocavs
asn. nsed gaohassa wss,nsd " re the decayiss
The only Mind Of Chewing rossseo sv c1vssdh nne Gu,
that viii stand voyage 70 CAor ne attention Of ahppsrs
hinvitsa 10 the sboyA John ANDERSCN CO,
rW DEoadwAy osrnss Pine stgssA
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The Kentucky vs.. Schuylkin Bank.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan T-8x r. NJ.
The Supreme Court have decided in favor Of the
Kentucky Bank rersus the Schuylkill Bank.
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M ANHATTAN MINING AND THADING COMPANY
Nl adjourned meeting Of this company will held on
Monday Jan. a. NJ O'Clock, P.s at Isl Fulton street.
business Of
b Persons Of respsctabsy and character
tend going California rsqueted attend The
are $50 each CHAS. H. II. dOOK SEQ,
IA
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AmUSEmEnTs.

llSUADWAf THAI Ak.-A. a AAnsti ALL. FnvfAik.
- tot-On AoDcsy kyeuins January 20 VII DO pressni.
&C. the rn roaAaIs spestsse from the aoye Of Alex "a
mss Of THIS COUST or MONTE-C5IoTO--EdnondD intea
:tter~srds Count Of NontsCro assuming the Of
81 sinbad the Crock Traveller and French
aardi IONS Borrle. Mr. shsw: Fsnsnd Mr. rredsrichs
ssieedes IRA. Abbott; Haydes Miss Watts Carcoatr, Ma
sosd Dres, Circle and Parrerc Ooents Family Circle
~ cents: Csi>~v ~ep+s noars apes ct n.st
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Two GOLD AssAYERs-FOR SALE. PRICE S;OV-A PAIR
fAayM scaiee and set Of weish complete II Scales
have been tested and the weights graduated proved
8. Mint, Philadelphia Apply to WOODWARD BROTHeRS
Geld and Silver Pencil manuhctursrs la jay Brooklyn
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s,ts1ed bail alpha burshsn resster S7 TONS three
DID, built 1t SwAnsey Mas and we'll found In sss
rigging Apply TO the Captain, board pier R. or
to BOYD & HINCKEN. az Wall strest
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NOR CALlFORNIA--A CALIFORNIA MINIS0 AND
Trading AssocAeas be composed Of forty nbsr1 10
have In view perhaps the best vessel port
requisite nsssca 70 secure speedy A.d peasant
vsyage rurtbsi parcuars apply VIM. Rsukins masbs
wcrks $50 0rcenwich street. between and II sclesk NJ
MonsAy. Jan. q. An Early application IL dsairahla-
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The Senate Of Wisconsin has passed bill legaiizius
any rate Of Interest agreed upon By the parties in
frsot.
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CHAINED oLAsa- ON FEET STAINED az ass IN ALL
- the different eosrs sale
R0Q2E \ Victor 70 RsAsi strsek
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The Democracy, recently disun,ed, are already
preparing the great issue ~ dscardHS he FT so't
bubble N me yecspt slec,0n ~ Connecticut and uniting
their element. IN one movement with victorious re-
suits 7. Herald SIN
r. Whenever a plump, imPudent no-such-
thing IS needed TO s1bserve the interests Of Loco
Focoism, the Herald is on hand. All tina the
Herads Democracy mas gained IN Connecticut
has been won by s.ccumbng to the Free Sol
spirit and pedging implicit conformity to its die
tates Every single Loco- Foco Congressman elect
from Connecticut is pledged Free Soer, elected
by old Fashioned Abolition votes but for which all
four Whig candidates would have been chosen
Nobody in Connecticut will venture to deny a
truth so notorious. But VVg1n'd Is about to hold
an Election On which very much IS depending,
aud 1t is deemed necessary to conceal from her
Loco Foco voters the truth as 70 the Connecticut
condition. lest some Of them should talk tight and
kick out of the traces Hence the falsehood OF the
Herald
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From Cape Haytien-Mnrch Of President
solouque ngainst the Dominicans Win m
Army of $4,000 Men.

Boston, Wednesday, April e.
An arrival from Cape Haytien states that Presi-
dent solouque was marching with an army oil about
Is 900 men to attack the Domincans on the eastern
portion Of the island.
Every clerk In the public stores had been pressed into
the army. The monopoly Law was working badly
solouque engaged In buyios up provisions to feed
the army who were deserving for lack of food.
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~ Hon. WIN. c. BRADLEY OF Vt. has written
letter to Nathan Sargent OF Pennsylvania setting
forth facts which demonstrate that there was NJ
sort Of bargain or understanding between Messrs.
Clay and Adams in 1884. Mr. Bradley was then
in Congress, the friend Of both Clay and Adams
but the supporter OF the latter and Mr.. Clay told
him OBJ at an early day that he should vote for Mr..
A. If compelled to choose. Mr.. Adams after this
avow al aolicited meeting with MIR. Clay. but the
latter declined to have any interview or under
standing with Mr.. Adams under the circumstances.
and persisted in that refusal.-Mr. Bradley soon
after turned against them both and has ever since
been their political adversary, bu. he says he has
repeatedly acquitted them Of the charge OF Bar
gain, knowing that it could not be trae'-It does
strike US, however. that q strictly honest man
would have made this publication at least twenty
years ago.
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oILsFr,h-r ,ss, .-Iss-s Whale at ~ n, p'ns 500
tsrrs Lins I'd oos',nHs. dui ssdooc. - A
bOsE-Ih ns soG> movement IN Bone. bit Ne pans''
sALr-s.Ie- Cos-. fsv.fyooI 90 private sfn'
1obACco-1b. u.nsscoa Kentucky a. .c.d 70 w.. =
earr- bot IN. por-osr. I'D usnsyr. Sac. 70 30. az
prvai. terms. For Manufactured tb.. isH d.asns' n.
tho so's Of o~ qualities bong ANAL tai Pne.' .s -, ~
K.n,nesy vrsrn. Carolina. - oso and 4" na
-tos.h.r s.. hbs.. beng ~ -.. lisa on n. T., az
HAY-Ih. market iot North B,,rs Sdee vi 1000 p"""
"., 30 S.s, S.,Spgy ne ~sa. h.. s.-s .s
NAVAL sToREsw. Douos ,.dh,, sac. o. 20 s.s
cosey rerP.ss- ..s an y I'm - '. ..". :, az DC.
To. os sp.rls TsrpssiS' " 'ie's'HsJ a'A s""'D
OIL cpKgI.,.y Dali and =. sold fo' .Ip"'i
san. 10, .ss obons -ss grinding ct W v too casa ~
IROSIbs n-iss r q, ss.srS, 90. 'si ~ a.. ~
s,u,, :, ss sSs $50 .ss scotch Px soss.s .osp
LEAD-N.-oan i' arm. The msh''es''s veil 's'-''''
MIMI. nsrs.t rmslu. sOs, bot very arm We 1sop
90 terms ". so'has soos IN Arss.a n,.s.ss
stocs h-rs belt a, $40 lot De. no'tss sns
~. 81 Porto c.bso Re from csseos Ise -, rvs.
oo cgrees on private terms In s.s'aI' M y 1t
~ 81 ~ ss.oo. Ay.. II y a. 10, s.'' y 6 s'
.ai bale. Manila Hide CBtng. al mos ~ ,t<s
. msrs., Tor xu.eoy.do ssr.r ~hrh d,n,ns -,
snt for rsesms steady and an'ofnN ESQ
s.,,o ~ "a Sss. ~, ave. ess - 4
tSd5k cad 80 oIs Whts Bassna 81 usss i~ $40
s es,a ssy s1 80 az. IN eos..,.s Of shs. s..
leans O20 MA Porto kco, 81 ~ erpI - A. .ot
k,. ~. ,,r. C4bs suas cub 80 ss
dency so~n~srs i-~ "a - i.H 70 pm. IA 10. ta
~, o,hs, The STEADY Pfs. ro bbss
sale. OF cargo eahs 1nntad Caos % N. ss o.
Porto Re sss ~ s, - 20 s.S., sy is'.
cuos sor hhe kastc, sesn rs 30 ,ho., sksns
. 's s.% ~. - ,,' s.s. sr..s N sh cad w
eaho Of a 1G, use - ---zx
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Farther Intelligence from California; Great
Quantities of {. old.

We give below an extract from business let
ter received by respectable house OF tbls City
engaged in the Northwest Trade, from It's cor
respondent at San Francisco Though some OF
the statements seem almost incredible, we vouch
for their Authenticity, having the original
letter SAN Francisco February T. lo49
You ask me to give you facts they are. You
shall have plain statement of matters they exist
Al present there is little nothing doing in the place
In cons, quence of the immense quantity Of snow that
has fallen this year.
There are at present two thousand persons Il, the
Mines. Some are living in tents and others in log
houso, Many have persisted from exposure to cold,
fevers & c. but such IL the excitement and rage for
gold that they undergo the moot uDhesrd OF hsrdship'
with the hope Of passing tbo Winter on the spot no
ss to avail themselves of the frat opening Of Spring
which 10 looked forward to with great hopes.
As regards the richne. of these Mines, can only
cay that the most exaggerated accounts may be be
neved A few days sgoa gentleman came down from
the Mines bringing with him Sl2 000 in gold dust which
he dug out the space of days This is fact that
you may rely upon have 1t from persons, eye-wit
nesses whose versclty cannot be doubted.
| myself saw piece this morning weighing seven
pounds the most curious specimen that has yet made
its appearance. The extraordinary richness Of this
placer or pscers, for there many surpasscs any
thing that the world has hardly realize
it myself.
There has been upward Of five millions OF dollars OF
gold exported from San Francisco alone exclusive OF
that taken by the traders who have gone 10 Oregon and
the United States who have oil carried from ten TO
twenty Thousand dollars.
All who 60 to the Mines do well which is the most
convincing proof can give you offs great richness.
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Letter from Gen. Cnss.

Washington. Wednesday, April i-P NJ
Mr. FoorE of Miss. has to-day received letter
from Gen. LEWIS CAss dated Cincinnati last week, In
which he denies most emphstcsy that he has ever re-
ceved or charged either pay mileage for the regular
session Of Congress and tina, hs has received nothing
for ,ny services but those rendered at the extra session
Of Congress.
The certificate Of Asbury Dickens, Esq Secretary OF
the sen.ta will be published In the Union this week to
this fleet.
Gen CAss says that though his political course 10
nearly run he does wish forfeit the good opinion
of his friends hence HE letters
APPOINTMENTS.
Hon. WALLER FORWARDS friends say en-
pbs,csly ,ha, he did decline the Enthusiastically OF
Pittsburgh. and that he did Withdraw his papers
HON. GEORGE EvANs's ACCEPTANCE.
Hon. GEORGE EVANS of Me. has accepted the
snpointnent of Commissioner on Mexican Claims. Il
is rurnored that no important Offices will be filed
or appointments mad for two weeks
PROPOSALS YoR MAILS CONTACTS
Up to today at A. NJ was the time hxed Tor
receiving Proposals for Mail Contracts In wEoslsnd
and New York The proposals altogether were not so
great as they were four years ago. The Department
h.. Just commenced opening the proposals. and will
be- engaged in this duty and registering the same for
several days.
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LAW REToRM.-Thc union OF Legislative and
Judicial functions was one OF the pecullsritles OF
the late Court If Errors The trainers Of the New
Constitution. aware Of tbs apparent sbsurdi,y of an
Interpretation in judicial espscy, by the Senate, OF
the same Laws which they bad ensoted in their Lesiss
tive character provided for an entire change in the
Court of last resort tribunal WAS formed composed
of Judges elected by the People for the express pur
pose Of sdudcsng not lessls,pg upon, the rights Of
parties and Cour, created upon which 40 political In.
auence could be brought 10 bear and where Judgment
would not be marked by ihs, pride Of opinion which
the makers Of laws could 70, BIZ. feel when Judicial
construction to be put upon statutes which they
themselves had enacted Bat although the oejcc-
t,ousoe feature has been removed from The Court OF
Appeals, IL seems to have been some"hs' introduced
Ia prsctice the Supreme Court for % anxious has
h.sn one of the members Of that tribunal IN this Ju
dicIsl District 10 engrsu some OF bis own Pecuhsr
xisvs upon acts which now under consideration 10
our Legislature that, although be lens since ssasd
pyo1ramnf of the business he should transact during
his present term which commenced on Monday and
Although that pvesr contained an announcement
So, ths first two weeks would be devoted 70 special
Term business. when II Was sxpee'ed tnsi toe hqeiy
Calendar which has not been touched Tor months,
waua be taken up yet this Judicial ocsr IN the Al
teruoon OF the very nrsi day oil hls term i~Aes lDe
boat for Albany attend little To egsScn sGa ols
sppolDts 90 the following day al tnose 40 nse Com
rrsoar,d 10 argue causes The name OF tbs justice
WAS recently mentioned upon the door OF the Asss IN
bly. when some bill under consideration ~ rec
lion TO the Superior Court Of this CITY, ans u WIS su
tbs, latter Rad been received from him stating thst
the chang. proposed by the bill was not required we
had hoped that under the New Constitution mere nsu
been an end to the blending Of Legislative and Jud'eA
functions and that Judges would be eonnned 20 INC
legitimate business of such officers and We think that
In the present crowded state Of our Court Calendars
not even orc day should be devoted ty them to matters
which do no, properly appertsn TO the duties ~nieh
ibav mara secfsi IN perform