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rLRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
House or Representa tives.

House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, January IL, 1850.
MORE BALLOTS A CLERK
The journal WAS read.
The House proceeded to ballot for Clerk.
Forney, 90; Campbell &c French, IS Foote 8;
Prindle, 2 /; Gsuverneur, 1. No election
Previous to the following being announced, half a
dozen members voted for Campbell and it thought
he elected. Much anxiety was manifested, but
no election.
Again voted :-Forney OF Campbell, 1903 Foots, Q
French, Is; Prindle,2
A motion was immediately made TO adjourn.
ELECTED.
The excitement increased After the roll was again
called. about eight democrats voted for Campbell to
end the contest. IL understood that only two
votes necessary to elect him Several Of the
bers buoy drumming up the requisite number.
Mir EWING said he had voted for Forney forty times,
and now changed bis vote for Campbell
yoicrs-" One more vote required"
MIR. CRowKLL changed to Campbell. [Cries-" Good,
that elects him ~
MI Hmp.Ro voted for Campbell. [Criss- L" All"
.'Yss,, Elected" Good.nl
The result WAS announced-Forney, 90; Campbell,
liz; Foote, 8; French, IL; Prinde l. Necessary to
choice Ill and Campbell having received Ill., Was de-
clsred elected Clerk.
prested by the Speaker
On the last ballot for Clerk
Messrs. Colcock, Ewing, Hibbard, Mcqueen, Wood
ward, Orr, yepable, Wallace, (southern democrats)
voted for Campbell
For FoOte--Messrs Allen and Horace Mann.
For If,neh.-Messrs. Bingham, Booth, Durkee, IIar.
Ian, Julian, Preston King Tuck, Wmot aad Root
For Prindie.-Nr Glddings.
The others divided between Campbell and Forney, By
party lines.
The Heuse then proceeded to the election OF a Ser
gesrtGtArmsat four O'Clock Lane Ky SIS; Giddings
New York, ssi shekeli, s. Rogers Ia, O. Washington,
is b. Mower, New York, o. James Morse, n. w. 10;
Dow S. Morehead Pa, l6i Hiram wslbridge, g. Plstoh.
er ., N. W. Adams, N. Y, q.
The names Of Dow, wslbrdge and Morehead we're
then Withdrawn Mir. Carter saying that he nominated
hr. wslbridge sgainst bis decided protest.
Jacob Biselow vas nominated by Mr. Allen.
The Houie again vOted-Lsne S. Giddngs, 81; scat
terms, t5. Adjourned.
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News from Europe

We have NOT yet heard of the arrival of the Ca
NADIA at Halifax Our merchants would do well
to be their guard ill they see the news posted
on the bulletins.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLArURE.


ALs,sr, Friday, jan. IL, 1850.
pssssSrAIIoN ErroRrs.
Mr. BErSNAN presented joint resolution, directing
the Secretary Of State to furnish the Provincial fara
nent Of Canada with full set Of Laws and docu-
m,nts.
Nj ioHSsos presented bill suspen ding the colec-
tion fiens In where the Attorney General had
cor uerced suits to try Titles.
hr GiuD,s introduced bill further to extend the
provisions Of the exemption law.
HrroRr rRoN rBr EEotSrs rHr UNIVERSITY.
very int,restins report from the Regents OF the
University received. u 1, ia relation to the aa,i
quaran aud national collection belonging 20 the state
rnr o. ms COPS.
An interesting discussion l. pending IN respect TO
the disrotition q the csde Mr. stanton arguing In
favor ofs select committee Of both houses.
Ar srANroS offered resolution fer the reference q
the rropcsed coce procedure and practise to select
committee taken flom the Sttste and Assembly. In
oaerug IT, he urged that the this question
set,d. the better II would be An session could
only be held in the hot summer season aud would be
insxpsdieut aud undesirable, lie reviewed the manner
In shish the fimer Legislatures had considered the
tub.t. lie alluded to the manner In which Massacre
fstgs revision Of the Laws bad been ensctsd and the
great valve which hsd been experienced there b. the
Ittstnee ofths revisrs- which he hoped ~Oud
b. sdoItee now He recap ulated Of the benefits
people. AuhouA h IL seemed great body 81 the Law
iss " repealed three thouaud sections Of the revised
stsutts " substitute for three hundred special
sct' e the Legislature 1t suppiancd three four
huf orsd rules ~ itskes the place Of very
q tas. udcia decirioBsit demanded the most careful
invefussiion that Il might be carefully maturei and
ths' 80 ary Ldmeuts might not b. necessary that
" risht BE- made whst the people designed it-s CON-
-pl.te 81 d dirtc' systtm.
Mr. CooSr proposed to have 70 referred TO the Ju Al.
cefy Committee CT beth houses. with the addition OF
tNo nenteIs Of the Senate aud Assembly. The Senste
q o
Tie Secretary Of State vas directed TO furnish the
Judges OF the Court OF Appeals ~th copy OF the Codes
uis important Isrt of the distribution having been
fssembiy.
Aia.sY, Jan. IL, 1880
PRESERVATION FETtfT0Ns
~ Nr Norr scAins. the double dockage OF Albany.
Dr. Nslr, - euudry Inhabitants against The sale "
cry &C, o. In the wight
kr wrstow, ~ Inhabitants Of Jefferson county for
al AgilcutGfal College.
Nr. w SMItn. Ter a SAVING Bank a. Rochester
NJ LrAvIswonfn. frts the Board OF Supervisors II
Ortudssa county Ter repeal Of the in regard to the
registry a. buths d.sths. NC.
fr totr to prevent the sse q Intoxicating dripks
throughout tie State
Mr. J. AvtrY, q justices ~ the Peace and Commits
si,rcrr Of Schohnfie county, fer relief.
Nr BUfn. al iuhabitsnts Of Sullivan county for an
agricultural School ard Farm.
sores o. hLt ruR BauRoAn.
~ o. atftt -arr "'f'eFf tn. ~ would gre-rp' "a
ga l..t-t - t4l t.lplas .-c a..ie u.iiis. ca
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The Hotels.

ARRIVALS DEPARTURES.
Ward, Boston; P 4. Brrrhold and w. Wade, st
Louis; X Turton Demarara; Rev. @. ID. Gittin,
Bsrbadoes f.. j Hays Louisville, Ky F; j. VI. Warren.
Troy; + Jones, &. w James Bllck Pennsylvania; A.
IL Wells, Sing Sing; Hon d r. Whipple, Ohio; w.
d. Franklin u s. Army F. Franklin, Pennsylvania,
w Cozzens, West Point; d. Story Pou yhkeepsie; +.
Mintegpiaga Cuba; Captain Temple, New 0rlesns:r
Capt H. Brown, u army; w Ssmueis Louisville,
Ky; J. Turner keutucks; r b. Houghton New York;
Robert Morrison, Cambridge; + (iarrettson aud w.
II lnskesp. Phadelphis A Booth, Sing Sing; and
F. w Shaate. Boston among the arrivals, yester
day. q tbs Irving House.
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AxUsEn ENTs rms sYgNING.

goWFRY THEATRE, Bowery.-FoUR MUsKETErhs-
eERGnANTs WiFE.
BROADWAY THEATRE, DroAeway.-GUY MANSEsIsG
Tn MiHpMlIL.
BuRTOs's rnEArRz Chambers street--ssRIous FA-
hILr-fOeR GIErLEa
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham square-Is H JEA-
Lous = SPEoIHE BlIDKsROOn-EEm.LE GUARp-IaIsH
fUTos.
OLYsP1C THEATRE, Broadvay-DELIoATE GROUND
3 sffING RssVrS WoOD-TABLEAUx THE
IT, OL-MIUnICIIr warren.
susIslD's OPERA doUSE-ErnopIAN PERron
HAE' S. sfterIoon and Evening
AMERICAN 2uSEUM-AMussSG PrRropMASoRs, Ar
-FRNooN gFFINc
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Movements OF individuals.

Mr. wiHsm a. Bailey special Mail Agent to rsnnn'
std SEN FIsncfco, sill leave In the steamship Ohio
this afternoon We hope he will strsissten out tn,
NAL arrangements on the lthulus.
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ANo1urr PAcxrr Sur AHsivrD.-rhe splendid pack.
e. ttip Garrck, Captain tGridg. arrived yesierla
this port from Liverpool which s the tssith packet
that has arrived within the last four days from Europe
She made the passage In twenty.tevsn days
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supreme Court-C,rcuIt Court.

JAW III -ryi.d Fuller - JelnJ Utstsrrsp. Sheriff
Thisess an seton Of rsplevn which had been tied
last tenn hu, ihe jury could not serss. Tue morning
ssd .troitt was rgtutre1 i.r 4e- 41an-i Ns4ttt
49, a.. 80 I'D
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NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 10-A. NJ.
The buoyspcy of the cotton market continues aud
prices have farther advanced 20. to ltc., making,
tnce Saturday. &c to Nc. The Gales of yesterday
braced eco bales including middng at 1920 lie,
and fair at l2c.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 11-6 P. NJ.
The un pleassnt weather prevailing all day and the
approach Of the steamer has caused . suspension
of rations In produce, and the sales confined
wholly to the trade at The rates previously current
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NEWS FOR CALIFORNIA.
r-~---'-a-----~-.-e- --ss.,--~-,>
THE WE EkLY rtER AID
Affairs on the Atlantic Const.

The steamship Ohio will leave th, port at O'Clock
this afternoon with the Cherokee ut the same hour
on Monday afternoon and the mails for CALIFORNIA;
Sandwich Islands and the South Psciic
The regular edition of the Wceky lie, aid will be pub
lshed at o'clock this ming and wall be ready to
60 by the Ohio; and extra edition at o'clock on
Monday morning Tor the hsrokee These editions will.
contain intelligence from al parts of the world to the
hour Of publication Among other thing, they wiz
contain complete lists OF the marriages aud deaths
in the United States since the departure Of the last
steamer and st of the vessels that have sailed for
California, with the Of the passengers have
gone in them.
Single copies in wrappers ready for the mails, SIX
pence.
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JUDICIAL FIRMNEss IN New JERsEY.-The Su-
preme Court of New Jersey has refused to quash
The Indictment recently found against Lambert
Norton, President of the swindhng State Bank at
Morris. The judges in New Jersey deserve great
credit for their firmness, and hope that the
principles will govern other judges and Other
courts, in carrying out the acquisitions of the law
relative to all those who have got up bubble banks
10 cheat and swindle the country, when this case
comes before them for final adjudication. The trial
of Norton and his confederates will come on before
the court at Morristown, IN a short time. 1t will
be interesting in great degree. The evidence
will disclose the true nature OF the shifts and policy
by which such institutions are created and palmed
upon the world. We may also expect some curious
Developments in connection with certain insu-
rance companies, and similar establishments In
Wall street. When the trial commences, We shall
have reporter on the spot, ard will publish the
proce edings at once to the world.
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THE WEEhLY HERALD for Circpi1 hoA On ttis Con-
hHent PHbiihrd every Sau cddy az 81 cents PER copy,
~ IS per for cfrcHiatOH ia Enr09s, printed
The DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD. every hondGY,
sats per COPY 81 aRnRm SIR eoys' 10 eI@bs' &C.
50 -
vULUNTARY CORRESP ONDENCE eoatd,nsag I'M
portaHf solicited from aHy quarter OF the t0ord;
ssed, l1fH be titcraLp paid FOR.
NO NOTICE sen anonymous commune dtotas
We cannot refurH rel ectsG eonlBlu sic dttons.
ALL LETTERS ~ MAJ, tor subscriptions. Dnk
Idpe n De post paid, or The postage oii be de-
Sucted from thf renlitted.
ADFERTISENEN rs. at reasonable prices the pro-
Srietor soHsibis for srrovs ia mGnHsoript
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COpurtnersbip Nottce-Che Subscribers
have this formed corartuership under tbs m
ming, bmyth lngodshy, for raJsactng the importing aud
obbins ory goods business at the store lno srcadway
JOHN MANStNG,
BERNARD SMYTH,
New York, January Z. 1880. JAMES INGOLDSBY.
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MAYOR WooDHpLL ANsTAE BATTERY ENLARGE
NENT.-We publish in our columns, to-day, very
curious and important article, which was sent to
us by old and valued CORE spondent, on the sub
ject OF the Battery enlargement, including also
some comments on the views put forth by the
Mayor on that subject, in his recent message TO
The Common Council. To the facts, differences,
and views contained IN this article, We draw the
attention not only of the business men of the city,
but of all persons engaged IN trade, and interested
in the prosperity of this mighty metropolis For
some time we considered the project of en-
largng the Battery a mere bagatelle--one Of
those impatient and preposterous hoaxes which
SPECTATORS and brazen-faced cheats sometimes
create, to crafty their own purposes of notonety,
or, perchance, if successful, to procure some adj
vantages out of the result. When such a project
was confined to journals without moral character
intellectual talent, it only deserved the passing
sarcasm OF the moment-to be consigned, with a
laugh, to oblivion and forgetfulness but when we
see men invested with important legislative
powers, members of the Corporation, and,
more particularly, the chief magistrate of the
city, adopting, with seriousness and gravity,
such an lmpudent project, which is known
among men of intelligence to be the offspring of
cupldity or corruption, and by such means, rsking
The great commercial interests OF this city, by at
tempting such experiments on the most important
point OF New York harbor, confess it Is time
that the bubble should be pricked, and those that
encourage it ripped from top to bottom.
From the best information, gathered from the
best quarters, there is every believe that
any attempt to enlarge the Battery to the extent
sought for by the spectators, would endapger, if
not destroy, some Of the natural advantages both
the East and the North rivers, which make this
city the greatest harbor of the commercial world
Is il Just prudent TO risk such results, to crafty
cupdiy or avarice 4? Is il right or public spirited
the chief magistrate of this city, adopt such
project, and give encouragement TO such scheme,
as he has recently done in his message to the Com
mon Council? But the weakness Of mind, and
want of moral courage through which Mr.. Wood
hull has adopted such notions, were pre6gured,
fatally pre6gured, in his vascating, weak, and
equally discreditable conduct, during the Astor
Place riots of last year: The whose mental
cabre failed him in that important emente, has
made similar blunder, and equally as great
failure, in his utter ignorance and folly, by sane
tioning scheme.of SPECTATORS, which would en-
danger the natural advantages Of the two great
rivers which form one Of the grandest seaports in
the world.
We trust and hope that every interest in the city
will arouse itself into acnon against this weak and
puerlle- attempt of the Mayor to endanger such
interests by the adoption of such scheme.
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From the south.


BALTIMORE, Jan. 11-9 r. NJ.
The Southern mail is through, but brings news
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BkOOkss, $50 Fuittn srestAt this establishments is
be found the largest AZ ortmsnt of Boots Shoes Gat
slippers In the city, for adies Gen eiaen Misses Boys
Children Of every style which, Tor durability, So~at
and cbep can't be heat.
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said Mrs. husgns to General Hunsr. Why havnt You
heard says he 1.-THE fact is all ,he folks possessed
iieye, since told en- ah0nt the surprising cheap
chop in quality shape ara fit that bought in York tother
day, at JONESS, 10
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50 81 calf Boots SIS TO- usually So So hne water
proof Boots from 81 90 60 So Patent Leather Boots 81:
Caters, from IS 10 81; Calf shoes from 81
Cali Dress sewed Boots to order So Full
and Nassau struets.
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cstr he yhisasrs the moment fts
sTIed without puty 60 the hair shin IL he eashed
in nediately without acgorng the color. arr
odor It's applied, srld Wholesale ana retail, rHA-
Ions t1 br toWay, a pnee Of iarrc
iiae' 81 70 smailsl S'ry ne aiircss.
ttRmDse rtng.--C weeks Susrantiss n per-
feet Of AL Of fpeliment speech
weeks At 81 bruadWaI f'ars The rsleraNeea
even apphcsticrs uust Be made iameiiatsiy
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II call TIC William will ind splendid
Of fine OveroOats Which will be
prices. They hrst article and will be
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Iser-Ionted Gold Pens Tor ire last
that they have aporor lnt doult they their
equal sold ~ j. Y SAVAGE q. Fulton
large collection Of fine Gold add silver Watches. which he
sells very low,
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tefr So The lsais xvted sxanina ths "a sty
md this years Pfeai1m Crmhs very tssuta fe assert
ment IL tie largest ard most in the ey just
esiNed Ter steamer soaplete tmsnt Of Fr0noA Cesnts
T. NJ DUMMY, Sa's hroalNay = qr atevs Duane
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hair vhskcrs the 40 without al 70
The hair eEni ~ can " washta Immediately wthout sn
turbng the color ana hat bed door 10 applied OF sold
wholesale and retail o. 6ATcHbLORs wig Factory Wall
street Copy the afdrrts
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Gel. brn,cd O,.ern Glas,

just received, fns invoise ~ these opera VIII
urpass all others In magnify ing aud held OF SIGHT
~ their superior qualities have gained Just celebrity
London and Paris. y WHITE, 2l7 Broad gay
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assortment OF beautiful articles If Jewery adapted
Daguerreotype Miniatures for sale 8radys m and at
Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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Meeting of the butchers OF Washington
Market.

Arrived-sehr Grand Island. Nyors wa salem.
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interesting Chapter the sueet Of Mercantile Tyranny
the sunday Morning Nevt, These articles are
making a reyC
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coats and cosks with rich esfant lining fashiosbly
50 To Sl2 500 Drss eid Frocs Goats 81 rs; 1900 IA
PsIts 81 TO SIS 2t0 Vest. 81 So Five DJllar d
Store, oorLtr ~ Mann and Reel man sireets
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THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
FOR CHAGRES. DIRECT, pm HAVAN

FOR CHAGRES, DIRECT, pa HAVANA.
The United States Mail Steamship Company will
dispatch as above the splendid double engine
steamship
FALCON,
H. J. Harstein U. S. Navy, commander, ON
Thursday, December Doth, at O'Clock p. nj. from
the pier foot of Warren street, North river.
Freight to Chragres 10 cents per cubic foot, pre-
paid
PASSAGE TO CHAGRRs.
Cabin. .,........ 800 Storage. ..... y 81
HAVANA
Cabin. .,......... $40 Storage. ........ 1925
The Falcon will connect with one of the Pacific
steamers of this line, and passengers having
through tickets will not be delayed at Panama be-
yond the usual stay at that port.
PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Cabin. ......... y 300 Storage. .,...... 4 l5C
The Falcon has just been thoroughly overhauled
she is furnished with new boiler, and ha. a sa-
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Dishcd throughout, and her accommodations for
passengers now equal to those of any other
steamer atloat
For freight or passage, apply at the office of the
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street, to Nj. o. ROBERTS.
Dec 2l-t2S
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FROM HON. JUDGE EUSTIS, CHEF JUSTICE
OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

BRooKLINE, OCT. ii, 1850.
GENTLEMEN have examined the sheets of the
translation of the admirable work of Domat on the
Civil Law, which you have been kind enough to
send me- You will have rendered a great service
to the science of law by the publication. The form
of the English edition of the translation was too
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Judge Cushing.
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Iish and this want has not been supplied 10y the
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j remain, gentlemen, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, GEORGE EUSTIS.
Mesars. LITTLE a BROWN
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GENERAL VAPOR BATH.

A DOTTED unanimously by Congress, through
"a the strong recommendations of numerous
United States Surgeons, and other eminent Ply
sicians, as per testimonials. The apparatus, fixed
or portable; the position recumbsnf, therefore IA
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10 the most salutary Of the operations of the
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