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fNfhE undersigned wngd respeciiully inform iad public
r. that be has rgY snceessiui gfafaiina
fine new STEFAN FERRY mnnine fiosa n .Ass4i
the City 81 Nea o feaus % Alger, iiom day.
iehtqnal o'clock, Fn- l8e Boat leaves lh cIy ll6m Il
gis tha fQnichstein tained landing n gieu short
distance above the Heevlo loa W0IEs The iardinfshn
eae se at gel arranged. and safe and snrs exit aud
ilnee always ohiainsa The BiCs aie Gle those
wishing 70 81 % e Point wi hnd large a1d eoHfncdious
tkiHa constantly plying fetWsen ta NepeinHan i4harf
(Whe'e ihe 4anibasel at9al aad fhiefs NaratQ1ss
The opposite sidc.
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Library Depot adjoining the Post ocs Nsv Orleans La.
p 8. Complete arrangements have been principal
Publishers throughout the UnOn supply the new
iait As Issued. el2 8m2dp ]. N
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NE rprpsf0RY 3fSisp s,fs
nf t1ie sHe1 wild Sfa a1f N ses fI1f 81
1qhs IRE M 81 1eanbef if,
agTr lHduiia
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GRACE FOE FURNITURE
fNDRt UAA Nil De- talked rn sf0lage. at reasonable
la 81 the Summer l t'is ine high room. known
ll4 ~ Ffreef 4acfieA siarf Il pampsf mEls
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sutton, al o'clock, securing cool nights
with the delightful Lake breeze. To Madison!
vile, the Olivia, Capt Gries, leaves this afternoon
al O'Clock, and tomorrow morning again at g.
By leaving on this boat this afternoon, bushes,
men can have the advantage Of two cool nights on
the Lake, and be back in town in time Tor business
on Monday morning.
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g9u ufts56 esl yer
above as@Ni0s which RnoW ABA
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The Coroner'a
we should have Ell
the inquest held ov
had shown sYmpto
he committed sui
added to his pas
Of taking away
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- EoI Liyerpogl-Iha bark GEN. EhYs
Nal A0hs Cauf. 3. q. keiman. having ntafl4 Ell
her heavy freight on DO ia wants ahQQt 800 haiel
q cotton % m ups aad ~ M have disualch Foriafht Of
which. with consignment apply %
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For Louisville, Egans1iile Srnitbiand
~ L.0Eis1lie Piss E3FffER P.8CREIi-
TIE new and spcudla swift ruuhing passen.
or sieasHNoai BUNKER Hill NO 8 Caltain silat q
Fii WNi leave 90 or about FRIDAY The 8ih Jdaa al
0'clock D %. hQT freight uf massage apply Is
TT = SMITH SIS Magazine st.
NJ h.-stsie RoaHs can De secured by pifnr ID tie
Aseni kqmla g1in& West Hil ind his r8ast deehffn
Yels HAti1sA Qfltfg iQf lhi.efen ard @eYents mr2i
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60 For GibraitafEhe dpe iasfsailing brig q CN-
1 SORT, Capt LoWIy Aaginr 40 her earEo eu
Z, gagged viii have dispatch. Poi passage 0niy apply
board Of %
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NtHH lia1NIafsi
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a Tar n1a~e FUEL G. RISK is Candidate
G2 {srf N i6e Fr Count pc Eviction to 81 held
as NANY VOTERS.
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Wis IoFoda resort cf lhf citizens Of Louisiana Hsis-
q a4n| fRd adjoining raIes4 Ie-upencd for the -
eeepiin q lFiieis on Saturday SHAY W Various
aaefaiiQns and sdditous have been made duing the ~
p.s ana worthy the patlaAaga lilhefio bestowed
are fai i1nHfse c acces 1I the lnendld nBe 0i
eW s pc mai cleaners ;eson James Day and Cali
isfAas which leave Lake qnehaisIan day. and the Mo-
l'f ana l1QHtezuina lrHelklf.
ANechel % the hote Academy foJ Young Misses
ta H9gs in sepalaa dapannenu anaer he able maaage
1r Q I tlfctman. vel aud 1fciaeY kn0tru 10 The
saenis ot Sew Ofleaas Tie Academy Wll open June1
tMF Alfsirltnt, 1 well known 5fnn ing, dwell AZ the
II. MONTGOMERY Manager
al maiiahle matef lea 81 she Qficas Of alessgs ].
e tl aeides Bank piac8 aud Nh lndann Esu oofHer Of
oanai ana Camp ssieos. wi BE forwarded daily. my5 3m
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So e For 1ineinnati, louisville. Wheeiirn
fHa 'itts baFs---lha superior new and ast
596g.4 54nn re- Qassen scr steamboat OHM HAN-
SDSA VI gu 9nk, maslel erpanied This day aad tgl
eaYe as above with 0Hidk Esnach ~ uass1ra
apply on board at fogiifas street. wharf srrfo
mv15 fVnF ~ flf5l renW 10 1,.Aa....
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a ahd ile new s1Ei.is say ARE
AyGhTQN. RANKIN s. ca.
We ST Chaftaaf
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4 Bargain Drugs and Medicines.
HiE Adrarllef shsue eaye the city .ofer los sale
antii asserted Sidc8 r. f9h UG and agEDE "
ytlt3 situated II q 1eslI2 1e pait 81 DE city, end
Anf good 0NliaasaI 4A tatiIt stock viii be sold "
An linoa my2s q
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F1fth Distct COurts
f Fer CIerF-Ft authorized 70 announce
MlfHaEl GER N a ais io CLERK cl She fiih District
Coafli my8
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MULE FoR SALE
lFrrn pf9ka good sized MULE ol SHE t
VI &f. ApHl At No " Aattez sli41f IS
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RA1 DWELLING HOUSE.
s oana ard ionF ICONS ih
~ 2 Hlea 0aT|euI Hfui ffsa. 1pfi
shsi.g stl9tn " 80 tla ia 50 aIaaAdi's flc
IlNFa At 40. - .tI
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WNaATE = 9RENAN. q TaElII-- ..

WEEKLY PACKET IINE-Frorn New Basin
e1aa FOR MONTGOMERY WE. 49, !
tfssN lBMPkA. SELMA. and ai -ssiaA.t3.g
landings on NE Ailuma " ger
ei ss w b ~ - t7gl.78i
keicleNe, ana iie HeWi hehtIaue hi t4a1lfil t AZ
CON- Naptain i,eonald. will Regular WEEKLY
hANAE1S between New Orleans and Montgomery We.
lumpfo AND 81 anfmEs Alabama Rivef-laagne each
nor Et HhA THURSDAY, a 4 O'Clock. p .. One Of
tac bus a be reayi0 roaeisH freight Che New BASIN,
foot ol IBia street, avery M0EDAY MORNING. Sbippan
and passengers may depend these boats milking regular
TITUS dnne tealte k0i freight passage appiy
on b0lfd al the New hasin, 0r 10
HYDE a. OGEEsRY. s2 Poydras &.
lattnrs ma ba r1hotf
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49, For Barbadoes-T 10 fnc. Is, sailing bfie Out
Se bhuSs hQ2p,holdt nasief having 81 har eafeo
- engaged, WiI bars quick diluai1n. For paSsae8
only having ntq accommodations, apug Hoard 81 To-
myi5 J. ". ANDREWS & co.. % Common n
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1Nd Afe17iatW EgD'ufs, IA N0N t9fte3tee4
~ RAlEtU d0l FEEL TOT sanf Hbaal naifobs e or ihe
He yeaa ans ~ hgsg ana eoaahaalg ~
etlFnR c.t supplies ~ 81 0CHfttso IS own dpur.
apu. and 81 u times ies4t stock hand. atlshiiVs
liefff and Team deliver goods free 81 charge 3v
eSpgIennad 1fIt0a % ie4 nfeu1leN pnl AAiLN
fHi NIi If and BOAT AE0nsc-fii ifiANr-
Eha ORDERS and ailand e. FhANf ALTON sup
PLIES tile mcgl favorable ta.MR with eondt 81 The
best qualify. Respectfully
CHARLES STQuGHTON
mgleu Ffafiia tfrbfer ga Gainn stieef q. o.
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41as @gH hsas Z. n S sN Il. E L B..
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~ For Cfe-r ATS authorised TO aHuopHee
GEl5RGa Il rf7 ifita CsFliiaie uE Cerh Of Filth
81 us taass, & SIS 5 b had re So q Nssemisf
nelt aplie
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Appointments By the Prssident

Appointments By the President
Henry Asbnry, Of Illinois to be Reg eaa'liiets ~
fee al Quincy. Illinois, vice Samuei0 ret C5 IA fh
Henry " Sullivan, of Illinois, 10 ap9 Is
Moneys at Quincy. Illinois, vicd TT l.
Jefferson f. jackson, of AlFhai sag4lt9e lsi,
United States for the Nnaas sts " II, iiss
Joseph A. 8. Aeklin, ~ % on &c
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fAtE1H OH lhe fn floor suf4abIa faY rsa,ti-ssu.
--.. -z9-1 Ell ee IneeiEs q hslonna mh7f
Atet ~ A4k y fFi.lli NO fsOlIsF
c1e1 q fn rQl1al b fs9 sla Is siflefa ma -.
iait Seed ln4nila OF CtlAs f fs0fif 1,fse
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S4D1HHS DISCHARGES WANTED
A-llhSh E helgi lol REGULAR SOL 81
Up Stairs. W.
TO esAIi1algIs GU rEE q. S. GOVERNMENT
81 the pndsniaaea VII On the 18Th inst proceed 10
~ 4atlnstnn EitV. Tor iia purpose of attending 10
CLAIMS now Is lhel han6i. and wiz give paftonlar
go 81 b any business uth sie different Departments
sllNNied % tbs
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n '171I| aIN ITI7H IIIlI7 1I a 2 IlIo1 81 MI
DIV l5t,llfs7 HOUSE ron RENT
t.s a4 hluse s|la1ed a. Gle Sooner -,
-4-N -lHI eI ''f.sl.
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Ia For Boston.--rhe 6aa lasisailns ship PACIC-
eaA LUss Capt hoses. hagigg lhe ncit % her eafso
engaged, will have quick dlpaich. For heaFy
freight, Of passage apply % III II GALE
(1n1ntcn7 tlfsaf
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Every Monday On tie arrival Of The p 81. Cans
srey Wednesday, on The ARRIVAL Of fe 8l3 u. Cars.
Every friday, ON ths Arrival oi TIE o. 4. II Cau.
AFey saturday or the arrival oil tleb r. n. Cars
RstHTnfla, DlA Leaue BH0Lis
Every Tuesday. Il O'clock p NJ
Every Ihunday, "a o'cock p ~
Every tfiday. cock
EVERY sHndhy att. a O'Clock p M
ere VIII BE- Letter Bag az e ard IS New leyea clolng
a au hoe before die departure Of tie Cars Fofieehtc Of
passage apply on hoard nF
YOUNG BhACKWOOD & co.
NHtl r. z3 and % New t4aVee
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GAYErTEs ON
ond Regatta Of
come off at Pass
commended fort
Mail Line, the S
and the prize d
peEienee Of the
fine race at ma
Gu fat in al
we shall hav
amusement d
affords another
nesday the BiloS
by a Ball ia the
The conveyance
are abundant and Z
l.. ~. a.. IL
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taf GREW aStE
9tl iu lha water. ard
,F m td Ahenmeisms.
pt anf eaa letI article and ber.
NNI ssI 4tt ll saie uF
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For Clerk,-I d III M s ls Ngaaiaais toi
5stai'a4 rs ars
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Shfp.lsa Iateliszssex.

NK~ OaLEASi. Dee -
luk.
Arrived Steamship southsrrer BsfIJ STsrs, ssar bsu-
enc. do.
barn. Dec is
Cl.,r,d BARK Desdsmops, Hsrsss; Ioth sap Nes sss-
lsIo, Noble.
sSiisd Hth- ships Rhine, Eosis Emma. New Orleans;
baik nenly Wanna, havana; bns heho, 40.
BOsrOr, Dec "a.
18Th iEst lat a. Ohfs bars Odd fci0v Portland
Rev Scsth Shosi whore tbumyyd for =. nty
then tLe sh0a noatcd sh 40 incne.
ste tostinued tour nche- per hour te
ltsk sants tiae tute ICES hsIp of pas myers
gct int0 port. pumps o5pstAouy II worA
Ship beth spIasue ker Oriesus 1sh u Sherwood.
tsNsbn6L, DnioS, Baltimore, Nssaua Hary ana s.xle
iiIs brsf Llga Tsytof, - Jago, Fth Isans klts
kerthtv, Am. and skAksrtefe fha, Diatem .aa Edns
4, OIanite state, ksuetta aud ChanLsrsl YORK
tIlp Windsor Pay, Cacutta zsth 4uiy AuE a, sts OS
n, l0n ~ X, sIobsrged Squalls Br herald.
sishdns Oct HtL, at - - Ion Us 10 A. sysks frsaob
sttI ltbsfge stsudlIgB 10uehst a. - elsbs sd
Iit stme Gsy spoks, Nev xsL, las y 90. % o. shp.
name not Understood y days ff fayerIooi for ORA
bries Major sad hohtrose. fhiis slhrs Chsron Rch
more ResIsI, ara ana Ipgie, fs.ki brg JeBnJ ind
Ionh,ts, zatb ulS soar saJ Jnsit Osyes 10Th
Iiesieo-sbp neessil Orltass bsrAs Arvthuss, 40
aura kussa tsrdenss angela AstsnfAs 5asse bssaBs
tcbr n N A bsfd, fIna via chester.
HoLxEs' HoLR. Dee 10.
Arrv,d-sehr Bride, rhomsst.h fof y Yors ~ h scar
ksIy Stass TastgoT.fo )srsi sb ., anchor Va Ma
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TELEGRAPaIC INTELLIGENC CT.



Highly Important from washington, Last
Night.
No Speaker yet-but otherwise our telegraphic
intelligence from Washington, up to a late hour
hast evening, is highly important and deeply int
resting.
First, of the Senate. Two confidential messages
from the President were sent into that body,
and we have strong reasons for believing that one
ofihem contains batch of leading nominations, and
the other covers the first treaty which Mr.. Squier
negotiated with Nicaragua. The second treaty, an
nexing to the United States the island of Tgre, is
withheld, and will be repudiated by Mr..
Clayton, TILL Sir II. Bulwer explains away the
conduct of Mr. Chatfield for his insoent treat
ment OF the United States flag in that quarter.
The first treaty will not be confirmed by the
Senate until similar explanation takes place;
and there will be call, also, for the Hlse treaty,
as well as the Tiere Island treaty, with all the
correspondence and documents. We have every
reason TO believe that the Senate win overhaul,
severely, Mr.. Clayton's hand-to-mouth negota-
tons on this question.
The second Executive message, we have reason
TO believe, contains the nominations OF some of the
leading collectors and other officers in the large
ctes-those particularly of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and New Orleans. There will be
rigid investigation into these appointments, ana
The chances Of some of such nominations are
gloomy enough. We learn that Mr. Maxwell, the
Collector of New York, stands poor chance but
that Mr. Brady, the Postmaster, and some others
from their happy obscunty and fortunate inslgni
icance, will probably be confirmed. Nothing vii
be done, however, TIL after the holidays.
The House played another farce about "prayer,"
re, during the whole session yesterday. Neither
Burton nor Mitchell, nor any of our theatrical ms
nsgers, can compete with the players IN Washing
ten the Speakership. We see by the advertise.
mepts OF the day, that the famous DR.. Kelinger
of Yonkers, has invented liquid for washing the
outside OF the head, which makes the hair grow
on the baldest pates, like the tresses and curs
Of The finest youths dashing through Broad
way. Would DR.. Kelllnger turn his iayen-
tive faculties 10 work, and bring out liquid
for washing the heads Of M C.'s, so as TO Gil
the inside of these very heads with common
sense and sobemess7 The washerwomen and
boarding house matrons would buy up large guam
Titles, and apply it TO the night caps Of the NJ Cs,
perhaps TO better purposes than the two caucus
committees engaged to bargain for a Speaker.
W ,n'pOrte-We hope Speaker may be elected
to-day, so that we may give readers, exclusive
~, the Presidents precious message tomorrow.
Let us hope for the best.
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Ds WErsuK's FANNY AT Hs CsLL.-Mrs Webster.
with three q her daogb,-rs vitsd uer husband res
days since for tire tr.t spd opy time since his i'm
prisopmsnt. The sceDs wa . most interesting and
s6sctipe one lelteydsy Judge Fay II Cambridge.
veiteo the ana for time undss lock
and hey in private ccsru tat on- With him The Pro-
fessOi has seen msknz have the series
Of lectures continued AZ tue College which he
menesd before the upbappy circumstance occurred
Which resulted In hir imp isoumeot Ills cell IL the
door with those prisoners who committed for
oGBces Of a timsr Character lie Is lively aud free
To- chat aud seems very much interested In the pers
tsl ~ books devoted 20 the science Of which he IL Pro-
fsestr. Many iudi'idnsis have been admitted TO sss
him aud converse with him ia private well pub
lie boslsn NMts. Dc 20.
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night Of 18th. into schr Bahama for
~ GEORGE Lost bewspgt jb figure
sehrs forsnss Bs.,os for rrsdershssur AS,:e DO for
Metropolis Proyncetosn for do Pawtuoket Thoaaston for
n York; Mary Groton, Wiscasset for Heyana-
ton Spoke. Nov 9th lat IS Ion q W Rr ship sutledse
korns from York for Havana.
Brig Lewis Bean from Baltimore for Boston, sohrs Hercu
lean Jaemsi 24th uit for dc; Jew, Phadephia
buryport.
port bark Constan brig Lewis Bean, schrs Jew.
the others have sid.
NEwBURyPoRr Dec TO-
Arrived-Sehr Oregon, N York.
Providence, Dso 90
Airiyed-Sehis Almeda, and Charles Henry, Norfolk.
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EXTENSIVE RoBBEsY MONEY LETTERs.-An IT,
eenious effort a. wholesale piuudsr OF mail bags
was committed board the steamer Hendrick
Hudson, on her last passage from Albany 70 New York,
by young man named William Harris, apparently
about eighteen of age who succeeded in extract
ing mousy letters containing drafts it is thought to
the amount Of something bet~een SIS 600 and $40 0O0
the erenter CART Of which was found on his person
This robbery spesk less for the ynuity of the thief
than the careespess Of those who have the custody of
the mails in their snison and trust chat the
poet once authorities n TN. scesty Of
OF pubic properly which Is being Uaily iutereha nged
by the commercial community of there States The
prisoner brought before MIR all the United States
District Attorney, Yesterday and remanded for exami
nation on Monday next
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House or Representatives.


WARRINGTON, Friday, Dec. 81, 1870.
NOTHING
Mr.. VANpyKE, (wbg) o. New Jersey. offered a resolu-
tion that the Clerk appoint committee Of two in
ve the clergy OF the city to the session Of
the House with prayer, until regular chaplains are
chosen
Mr., JONES' (dem) Of Tennessee, moved to lay it on
the table 1t decided yesterday that 1t was not in
order TO introduce resolutions.
The motion did not prevail
Mir. KAurrMAs. (dem of Texas, moved to strike out
the words 4" until regular cbaplaDs chosen" lie
wanted to zee how long get prayers without
paying for them. Laughtsr)
MIR JOINS then moved, amendment, provided
compensation shall hereafter be made for prayers
out of the contingent fund or otherwiGe"
MIR. KAuFFMAN's motion not agreed to.
The question then taken on Mr. Jones's amend
ment, aud 1t was rejected
Mir. CAErER, (den) OF Ohio, moved sn amendment,
and that the Bou. fast during said period Laugh
ter and cries of" sgreed')
Calls then made for the question and the
resolution was again read
Cries then to " read amendment
The CLERK said he was writing itdown. (Laughter)
Question taken.
Mir. Roor Gree so) OF Ohio, moved to lay the
luton on the table Cries, not IN order ("
was agreed to?
The CLARK said be thought not
Cries "read again''-"order, orders
MIR. JONES We thought, In this neighborhood, that
IL was agreed to. (Lsughter)
The Clerk again stated the question on Mr. Carter's
amendment
Calls were made for tellers and the yeas and nays
the motion to lay on the table.
Dir ALLEN, (tree soiD o. Massac husett., said he did
not rise for the purpose OF debating tn. matter but to
inform the gentlem.n-n order simply to inform the
gentlemen (ti.nr him) IL is not nv purpose to ds
bate CLEAR him. "go on~ sgo onu)
MT TuoNr,oS. OF Pennsxlv.nia. moved 70 .siourn
till to morrow.
Cries: " Cu.st.onn - Question ~
The CLrRK said that the question was on laying Mr.
yand,ke resolution on the table
Tn. resolution wa. again read amid great confusi. an
At ten minutes past one o clock Mr. CAar,n said -
wish the Clerk TO announces the resolution pending
The ClsnK read, and that the House fast during
raid period.~ (LaughterJ
MIR ALLrS-Have { the floor or not,
A Mlap,H- No ons can rife to debate
Mr. ALLES-I don't rice to debate--I rose TO inform
the House of fact not to .bato tn, fact At lam
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1he (RnahiseS.

W.sHrSeroS, Del. N-P. NJ
The conference con mittees have agreed 10 plu-
rslty vote In the election Of Speaker The whigs
quite upsn imous, but the democrats are somevhst
divided. The latter only will hold caucus to night
SECOND DISPATCH
W.sHisoros, Dec 81, 1880
The oornittee Of conference have agreed upon
ports Witch are 10 be submitted to night rhen
Pre- mice viii probably be effected
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nu,,ny on Beard tn. Bark or,.,..

bALriaoSE, Dec. ~, tsi9.
The bark orole, Capt. stump, has arrived here from
Bsenos AJIss Bringing Lesis, an Enslisnm.u, Who is
charged with mutipy, While ly Ing a. thas pat.
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the Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Lead, - te Published at o'clock this
morning viii contain TIL graphic tslegrapho reports
d proceedings In Congress Tor the last week the
count of the yst Of the Hungarian patriots to this
city &C.. 60 &c. Sins- copies, In wrappers rixpencs
ANN al subscrp ticn, three dollars
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o.n. Twisgs aud the Florida Iadi AZ.

kALTiMoHE, Dec 1l-P. VI.
The Savannah Rsputiean has seen e passenger from
Florida Who says that Gen rwigs, had gems 10 Char
iotte Hsrb0r, TO have tAlk with the Indians, Who
seemed very reluctant about emgratiog. The Ar.
ksDss 6.putstion Ct Indians have TO be guarded TO
protect them from th- Florida patty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

The SUPREME COURT AND THE STATE oP Desc
RET We understand that mon W. Bibbett,
Esq, the delegate 10 Congress from the new State
of Deseret, was yesterday admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of the Supreme Court of the United
States, at Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

ANNvsHsaEy ~ riiE NV EscLASp SociErv.-In con-
sequence Of the press OF other matter in oolumns
We are compelled to omit this morning. the address or
the Rev. Or Bushnell, delivered before the New Eng
land Society, last evening, at the TAbernaole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22
The RevoI.fionists OF Gu sa.

wsHIssros, Dec. 2i-A.M
The Cuban revslutisnists have revived. and have
opened az Office In this city The manifesto Of the
rsvolutiopists vps ppblihed IL ,hs Husid -sss or
tsosgol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

THEATRrcsL ASs MUnc,LThe crowded state OF our
columns this mtrniFg compels to omit our usual
theatrical and musical notices The several house,
were Wen fi,d See advertisements for the veriouc.
pc riorn auces this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

IMPORTANT FROM ARK CAYEs-We learn from,
Captain Chase, of the brig Mary Perkins, arrived
yesterday morning. from Aux Cages, whence she
sailed on the LIST inst that that time the Haytien
feet, consisting Of one ship and three schooners,
was i ing at anchor in that port. On the 4th last
of Cape Tburon, Capt. c. saw fleet of four Do
m'nicau meu-oi-war schoopers, la search OF the
Hayden squadron. Our mex accounts will probd-.
bly, bring us intelligence OF an engagement between
the two fleets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

b.tuMoss Dee 2l-pP.M
BY the southern mail this evening We have New
ORLEANS pspers Ct the 1ith, ~hieh contain sdsicss
from iucsisa 20 the l5th uit. rnsy state that var
stil r,ged betseea the whites Hnd Indians but thai
r,souAtons for peace were progressing under
diaticu IL England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

ees.-ttt ~ Do ihtN " fultsn street aud va Bow
efJ-l Oh " atehff dese tnd silver Nsre, Az
Their
here hey enabled ofsr great a. 10 tss-s
btNsnt ~ h ~ rnt Hsh. way 70 % trsiaess Ons
lrite. All .ult. n T. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

81 LOuis, Dec 10. 1870.
The steamer General Jssup, bound 10 se~ Orleans,
has tuEk ia the Aii-sissppi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

baLtniORE, Dec. E-sP NJ.
The nsriet for prooUce ~ gsseauy usobsss ed,
~ith the exception q cola, when deeined ~ 10
Der busnel