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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-19

Trs NAVAL CouRT MARITAL OK LIEUT.. Ava
RADIO HtNTrR.-The naval court martial on Lieu
tenant Alvarado Hunter, at Annapolis, in Mary
land. il going on but, strange to say, the pro-
ccediDgs are held with closed doors, and the public
and the press are refused admittance. This is, TO
cay the least, very extraordinary and suspicious
course for the members Of the Court Martial to
adopt We have yet TO learn Of single instance
where the exclusion Of the press from courts Of jus
tcc or courts martial, has notbeen attended with
prejudice 10 either the compliments defendants
or one in which the cause Of justice was injured
by the publication Of the truth. II this court mar
tsl is being. held in accordance with dccorum and
justice, why exclude the press Honesty and in
tegriy court the light OF day, and neither one nor
the other was ever yet injured by making il public.
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Cncrrr CorHr-Nos $40 s2S, $50 "a, $50 sos to so7.
Cosnsox PLKAs-Part Mos. 611 As, 90. SO. IS, 80,
81 ", IS, W. Part 2Hos AIS, 5l2 eo4, "a nc 10,
IL, IL, 10. D. e, "A, - -.
erpsHIss CorRr-Nos 81 ~ II, I56, 50, 1es - to1,
n T. ~ ss2 AS, II, 22s 72c 2os asa 3se, 23s, lss n
30. TO 49, 25e TO 202, 264 TO 212
TsANsrnRsD Courr.Nos. VI, "a, 30, "a, a. 100, %,
los. 1l6. loo 10 l13
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Court OF Common Pleas.

BEFORE Judge oodrun.
April 1S-John .7shbots The Columbus Ias~snce
Company Of Oh;o-Ths action for $2ss6,
amount Of property ofthe plaintiff consisting Of drugs
&C., which insured In the Columbus Company, and
damaged by FIRE in Cliff street, in this city, on
2lst January, 40 The defence is that there not
much property damaged Adjourned
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prIors or l.sRoE.--1robaldy S',Vo Journeymcn'
Of all trades, will suive in New iork dunng INC
ensuing summer. This supply of labor VIII reduce
the prices in spite ofall existing no'cmcnsun'e-~
something he done Ia meet the case now
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No intelligence yet of either the British Queen
America. The commercial news from Europe is
looked for with some interest.
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TuE ADMINISTRATION AND YsNkEs GEyrUs-
Occasionally We hear Of an cnterprising American
receiving from the Sultan OF Turkey, the Emperor
of Russia. or some other European monarch, a
cold spuff-box inlaid with diamonds or an order
in hrlliauts tor some wonderful invention car
r,ed abroad from the United States. The other
Jay Professor More received from the Porte
splendid order set in precious stones, for the won
derful application of magnetism TO telegraphs and,
recently. Mr. Colt the inventor VI the six-barrecd
revolver had magnihcently gold and ena-
mel.d snuH-boI, with the lid inlaid with bril-
liants. sent TO him ~ the Sulsn's appreciation Of
thos~ famous pistols, 40 useful in the Mexican
and Indian wars. Oth.r Yankee inventors have
received similar favors from foreign powers.
These splendd gifts are much 10 the inventive
genius cf America as TO the particular individuals
TO whom they are given; yet what is the value
of tbes~ preecnis To the reccivcrsi On their re-
turn home our own government, taking mar
rover view Of the value OF the cotton GIN, the tee
craph. the revolver, &c, &c, put market value
IN dirty cents on such things, and compel the reci
uents 10 pay an enormous duty on their little
oad,arr. Morse paid ninety dollars, and Colt
five hundred dollars, TO our Custom House,
because the Turk sets high value on Yankee in
ecnu,ty. l. this right Many an inventor would
be forced 20 scll hi- prcsent TO pay the outrageous
" high charges Of our Custom House officers;
while a Minister or Charge dAfoircs, with hts
5000 outfit and 5000 PER year salary. is per-
mit,cd to introduce pictures, &c. free OF cost.
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% The only evening paper worth reading i'ihe
smart little Dug Book-captal, with the "hc ana
velnuts.
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Tnr ANri.rrNr TRIAL ~ lIuDsoN.-The anti
rent trial at Hudson is going on and in few days
We may expect decision upon the question Of title
10 the land which Is in dispute in that case, and
the result Of which will have great influence on
the whole manoria subject in the different antrcn
counties in this state. This TRIAL IL the result Of
the doctrines of socialism. which have been broach
ed and preached 10y certain agitaiors and dema-
gogucs, during few year, and Il II end In dccla-
mug the title 10 those lands void il will bc but the
beginning of Tie end The nett step will be TO de-
clare by law tina, person shall posse-s more than
certain smount Of property, and It will be consi-
dered an offence against justice and night. for any
one 10 own anything more than what he wears and
cats. II it were not tina; unprinciplcd politicians
.,oord down 10 the anii-cntcrs and socialists. they
would not now bc in court Of justice, sccking TO
iuvalidaic titles. which they and their ancestors
recognized a. good and lawful. for century and
upwards.
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pesH.--A grea, many Of the enormous and unpre-
>slsnssd sales ofrcal estate about ihcse days.
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ALBANY, April Is. 1850
No. a. concluded. 90 argued. Two sessions to-day
Decisions made yesterday The Court viii adjourn
sometime tomorrow.
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Wilson's stone Cutting Machine.

Wilson's Stone Cutting Machine.
s,ss @ :ss:;
street, on Il. E.s, RIVER sSer. nav ss .ses
In eoninus operation four Of the simple hut powerfully s
n'i as "cas S ~ the Of
SSssf ons ana hri or more and rSs.As .o
.r.-n stone o. hard sr,pi,s required 9, Be DRESSED 4 =.
proper level. and with an unvsryins iru,ne....
srsns sptifui, eus Sy he mseSnl to a. sns nrss.s
is desired Iulldas and mi -ioa, ,hs p The
Get q grantee that ssn dress i.esn drs.s
Machine even R m The mo sS's smns or
ssSlFSs Win ID s ass. os or rS '.sI.r e, e %
fssd 70 an edge DO ali the cutting and isR, .rriy they
Non. .bS Wines H. ao1S, that ss SS in
ss r ~ , ,hs, .GS % b sSs..a
es' value 70 the Inventor and to the VOID.
Friday is n much better day 60 purchase
Hate than saturday OWING 20 the fact that knos No IL
,Ss e s's people ,hs ,siisstoS hat be would sisA To-
s.,Srsss t.s k nSs e.. m sss ra:y
great 20 s s-s, they ear .ce; thsr hs,s =, leisure snd
srrsnd bcJs
Experience eonvinees ms that Coleman, 100
Nassau street manuseturc ard sells The he's, Hat. 10 This
the economy sI hi. besee- bcBss
nssop s, .ns T. S' s f a sl - So ar
can be had anywhere in this city for any price.
wsrnoek's Bas.-A Plain story For Ev-
erysosy rss g much has been ..id q lsi. sscs, h.;
sr,s,s., pgssrs The ~.
s ~ sl 20 sSr s.s
W. .s; s.-.,. s .. fr -. .%s hs
merit, ., IN o.hss ,.rd, s,,ss srneir ss wish 70 ,.
TO sT%s.s hS. Ss intend cos % Sr r. no
% - s ,ss isI sSs hat .ss:s
Ne hsye them you inquirs fer four cellar hat
.;.S q jss .,ii II.iS.. :s'. lTis. .s. ~. yss
tsyesd ri. l. Impossible % pretend - ners sps"rs
via nj. .ber, .efy ,hish i :sy iGro. ourss,s.
~.,,. '.rs.s ys!ry . 20 our hat.
Spring Carpesiugs are now 20 be found az
ss,s Sas sSs.ry niRss aspfRsoSs 81 u' ,i. a 70
ssrsaess a. 20 nd ssr,se., p,. Iss.
-hs sudy economy csssO, hii 70 Sc suited
Jenny Lind's Concert T,ehsss. GRO. and the
Nstensl Police Gazette this w.st are both eaes.,.d
and rs, oc Gle Ss's,s .ns,or'hy s.s and 'hs Tor
Piano-Fore.-we would esn the sssen-
nsnt At sG broadway. made ~ CiinERT = Co Boston
al Dc tssuss cfths rsao and rsrior Organ. second
hand Pianos for sale ehesr. or 70 rent.
Colonel Frsmors.-A superb Portrait Of
:, os.sy 10 10
Broadway, vhss u remains for exhibition
The Piwr,be National Gallery, No. s5i
.nsslss r. n largest sssssss & rorrs sSTuss
nd,ausls The United States By the eldest artist in this
country.
TsIbotype-, or Portraits from IIfe, On
r.uer Nv recent their the snh~srk,rs
nov tate these portraits With degree refeetiep sod
eject witch have gained gs.rai sanrsson ana
Amrtsnr- r-rcns me u,s
respectfully invited 10 tRanins specnsas ou
rtcnas, gol Hcadvsy. ". a D. LtNsENHEfA
ynpIe Mois-.es, and Rspe Tornasos. BY y.
n. bRvAs 60, ~ Wet street. Wa.hinstcn Market
Eisgspt Bridal cards, Envelopes. ard |
nr,ss ~ latest I'D rect style. Be aad
Irss~ay. "9 u Duane nrsi bsan,s VHc~, Ne 2 |
al
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Movement. OF rna,v,auais.

Imo~rrs.--Mapy Of those who 20 about .oli-
citing adve refreshments.
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ksssav ree msnufsetufc. ard sells Tie be., Hat 10 this
city His being cash both in buying and selins With
;he strcts In s his beside being
practical halter Of In this
and Iurope enables him 20 cell better Hat fer ~ 50 than
be had an whsr~ In this city for any price.
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The Killed and Wounded by the Explosion
Of the steamer Hercules.

PETERsnuRc, va, April 10, 100
We learn that the nance Of the killed, by the explo-
sion of the towbos Hercules below New Orleans were
b. " Miller pilot; James Riddle third engineer, and
son Of Capt. Riddle william Ham mond. John Moran
". Uazen, Thomas Murphy, and Rufus Tsrbox-si
deck hands. Among the seslded were John Fullerton
and the following deck hands s-James Miller, Oliver
Arnold, and Y. ehirren
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Tsinotype-, or Portraits :, ,s... frcm =,

PAPER ny t.ee-sre- 81 her III. snNsnter-
nov portraits With degree Of perfection
pleasing erect wbieh have gained gs-ra satnrston ana
unprecedented Amrtspr, sud r-trcns noe
srt. respectfully invited 10 sreciuas ou1
rvcps, sol nfcadvsy. W D. 1.kNsENHEfA.
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rnpIe Moia-ses, and Hipe Tcrnatos. by j.
H. bpvAs b 90. ~ Wet street. Ws.hinston Narket
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ne>es ~ tic latest sud rott fashionable STYLES had
~ fRpi s ertatiist meat Tor tsrd Tssra,rr
Erss~ay. g. -u u Duane nrss Bsaa,s Vae., Ne. 2
v al ssittt.
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Hats than Saturday owing 70 the fact that knos No IL
Fulton street Lucy on that day ths he ha. not the
time a. vs people that Satisfaction that be would wish
Gentlemen will md. ny calling In FRIDAY instead Of
Saturday that knon sv. them better hs though he 10
slvays they select their hats leisure and
have them sent 10 their residences ~ Of his
srrand boys.
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The Reformers In Baltimore, Sc.
BsLIusokr, April lisp "
large town meeting OF the rsfcrmer- u now being
held In Monument Square.
The Southern mail came through tonight
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w.rnoeL,. Uns.-A Plain story For r.,


National Police Gazette this week. calculated 10
srce the greatest interest Wsit for the and buy
and Rad The Gazette 1ans~orhy Mystery aud the Tor
redo. Oftce, ioe Nassau street. Only cents.
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The Pi"rbe

Rrcadwsy should te visited by AL ~ho have desire
examine the largest collection Of Portraits Of dtnruhed
indi,aua the United States By the eldest sr, in this
.tntr
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ton o. thee. desiring good Psnefs 70 the large s-sort
mat At sT broadway. made ~ GILBERT Co Boston
They unsurpassed Their Hosn risnoforte- combine
ell tie lesuts o. the Piano and the fsror Organ second
hand Pianos for sale ehesr. or 70 rent
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Colonel Frsmors.-A superb Portrait Of
this ssntiemsn tsken for The Gallery of
usrous Ameresas Brsdys Dssusrssa GALLERY, No 10
Broadway. vhss ~ remains for sshihition
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Police Intelligenee.

Sssp.e,c~ ef S,sssrs N,aefv-fre sorsre,g.s--Omssr
Colips q the First ard arrested yesterday young
man by the name Of Michael Miles. on suspicion of
robbing cmsrant by the name of Ynssersld Of ~
gold fovereigns, under the foli-vng crc an-tsnce-
IL seems thst fitggersd IL stopping at the boarding
house kept by Thomas Br,nnsn, at Noe aud Wa-h-
ipstn street and Fitzgerald va~ stupeded ~th apss
vbs Miles. With tvO other men carried him up stairs
20 bed At this time fitzgerald had In his poe loo
sov,reigns, In bag servant grit by the ne ns of
Ann welsh, sav Miles, on leaving the room where he
had Just pscsd fh,gersid in bed have . number q
sold sovcrsisns In his hands which on seeing her no
This eircumtsnce she told the landlord of hou
and on essmng the pocket OF fitsreraid the bag vas
und opened aud thrust back into his pocket and w
sover,igns loose In the pocket aud thrs lying the
ofc.r therefore TOOK him into custody aud conveyed
m before Justice Mountfort, who detained him for
further hearing
.f'res @ Bloch Bw~sls~s -omccrs Hodmsn and PHI
lips Of the Third ward. arrested Saturday, three
black rsscals, called John Clark bartlett uolms and
torgsrcs committed BY THE black trio In the THIRD
ward ON last Monday, week ago. tbey broke open
tho hardware store of Mr. Albert Martin corner OF
Gre,nvieh street and Warren. railing tbereirom
pochet knives rsaors k valued at s2Sy severs o.tus
bhive- we're found in their po-session lney s-' ssn
charged With robbins Madame Rsstels premises Of
thr.e slh drcsses and other property. vaueu sto'es
Sloo Tn. FOIL ng dwellings they have enter
I'd and robbedNo a. ve-ey street 'sesns ,ssrr'rsn %
t~o eod wafebss and other articles Nos ana ~ Dey
street ,teallpg clothing Se also. No 81 Deg street
a.. sl,ps vrsrps apparel The rosues vere al com
mittsd 90 pris"n for trisi
<.,,S y,,rs Bv,sisrs rs--rwo boys called Patrick
psrrov and John oillisple we're caught. on Sunday
-, sh,ns into the once of whiticck and 8errias IN
herrv street corner of Montgomery, stealing there
srosp = lot of copper rings and rudder nails Justics
T,mpson committed the boys 10 prison fcr trial
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TWO CENTS.
Meetings 10 be Held.


american Anti-slavery Society -Tsbernacle 10 A. M,
and continued for three days the Society
Library
American and Foreign Anti Slavery society y-rabsr-
nacle, 3 Z. NJ
New New York and American Sunday School Union--
New York State Colonization soeiety-ReformsA
Dutch Church corner Of Lafayette Place and Fourth
American Female Guardian Society Church Of the
ru'ltans Union square, bnlfpast p NJ.
american and Foreign Christian Union at Or. Hut
"n ,hFch University Place. al ~ O'Clock p. NJ
eemiAnnuh meeting OF Directors of Society tor Pro-
motion 81 ,1iIegatc and Theological Education in shs
Clerical Temperance Conyentlop-Brick Chureh
Chapel, ga III.
wEn-ssp., M,,s
merican Tract Society -Tabernnel. 10 N Busa
Nee ting at the Tract lOu-e @ A NJ
Institution for the Blind Tabernaolo 4pM
hai-past p NJ.
American Female Guardian Society Ladies, M.-.s-
ing at the ONE for the Friendless on Eat Thrti.th
Annual meeting Associated Alumni N Y University
THEOLOGICAL seminary-at the SEMINARY. Up.
Wesleyan Missionary society-king street wesleyln
Chapel, below Hudson, ~ y NJ
THURSDAY. M.v9
American Bible Sccety-Tabernacle 10 "A. NJ BUS
ness meeting at Socieiy's House. A. VI.
American Foreign and Christian Union-evenisg
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb-Tsbornacle. 4
Pm
American Temperance Uuion-rabernacls, hals-pAss
1P. NJ
American Baptist Home Missionary sooistyS orfoIl
Public conference in the afternoon.
FEipAY. MAY 10
American Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sons-Tebornaclc 10 a NJ
Meeting in behalf Of the American Board OF Foreign
Missions-TsberBacle afternoon.
n. Y. Female Missionary socety-Bedford street
Church, ~ T. NJ.
Annual meeting OF the'Ladies OF the Eome-Taber-
Dacle j. NJ.
SUNDAY, MAs IL
American and Forcign sabbath Union-Chureh cor
Fourth street and Lais ycte place. discourse by
Rev DR. Bethune halfpsst =. n.
MoSpsY, NAV IS
Missionary Society Of NJ. Il. Churoh-Greene street
~ L. NJ
WEDNESDAY, May 22
American and For, ign Bible Sooiety-Noriolk sEsst
baptist Church. 10 A. M
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Interesting from Washington.
OUR SPECIAL TEIEoRAPHIc CORRESPONDENTS.
WAsHIrGTos CRY,


Monday Evening, May 6, 1850
The Compromise Committee waiting for the ar
rival of MIR. Webster. They mny report tomorrow,
but 1t il not certain The Paso del Norte Is given
Texas, the line Of New Mexico running twenty miles
north Of that pass.
Mr.. Clay in his place all day, ready to intercept
any motion take up the California bill separately
when the report Is presented after min debate
II will probably be made the special order for Mon
Cay next.
The extreme South will oppose H. and move to substi
tue the Missouri line Messrs. Benton and Douglass
and others viii urge California by herself
MIR Yulee moved resolution today, asking further
Inform alton in reference to tho mployed in
getting up the State OF California
Sir Wentworths Committee on the Public Printing
making some curious discoveries.
The wings and the cabinet In the greatest con-
fusion
Thirty members OF the New York delegation 90 for
Taylors plan against tho compromise.
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THE BENToN AND RooTI INVESTIGATION
WAsnlNGron May G 1870

Mn. BENNETT
There were several In the report relative to
the Investigations of the Benton and Foote committee
1t is stated that Mr.. Benton eIoss-cxamined Mr.
Francis J Grund This is not true because Mr. @ is
Mr. BIS witness and General Poote has therefore, the
only right TO cross-examino him.
Again: IL appeared that Mr. G. was embarrassed by
Colonel Benton This Is not true, because Mr. readi-
ly distinctly and with nice ply steal dscrnina-
tiou. anEwered every question of Cole mel b
Az far the investigation has proceeded. cludlng
Mr. Grund srthrro days examination. not thing has
been elected utiiying Coione Bentons assertion that
General Foote premeditated assassination. 1t Is n
charge against which General Foote gave motto. to-day
he would SEEK the protection of the legal trbanalI
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ALssSr, May 6-6P. VI.
Oar eity 49, visited Ycasorisy sod todsy, With 'sry
heavy rains which hsvs caused h. river " rico aud
e,efsov The toeks IN many places Iti. sslli ri'ing
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Asothes crevssse on the Mississippi.

hfcgNcSO, va, Aay ~
The Ne~ Or~~ss D,its, received here this morning
announces that another crcva--e has occurred In the
psrish OF 81 Jsmss. witch already 20o ieet vide
and sin deep Several plantation. had been submerged
ard ~ss feared that 10 coud 20, be stopped before
IInmenss damage had been done
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B.Lrsops, MAY "
A larss to~n reform meeting Il J-ing held by tbs
aeneor,oy. 10 goaun>ot squ.r. tbs-r~sIps
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Psos Pgs-aStrtS -Tbs ~hale ship Washington ar
rived st hag Hsrbof on saturday from ~halins wy
age she touched a. rornanibuco on her wsy home,
aud isft that pert o. the 1stb a March The yelos
fever st rsgng M that city ana port, creep; %
bosfd the chips IN The ofRDg The sruieuce oi the
iissn.A. 4 al some wnst abstej
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~ powerful screw steamship CITY OF GLASGOW,
067 register. 600 all and $50 horse power
II. r. Matthew'S formerly Of the Great Western
and-r intended to sail regularly from New York Class
gov about tho middle of month, vir in May
July September. November AID January. and fcOm Cas
gov, In April June August October December and Feb
trsry The frat departure Of this splendid vessel from New
York direct TO Glasgow appointed 20 take place Satur
day the 18th inst " oeoes, Goods for shipment
b9 received after Thursday 10th. CABIN
ctevsrc fee included ninety dollars second cabin Do.
do dollars No steerage taken These
include provons bnt wines liquors, when Will
be supplied board moderate terms Csrr-'
The for lst and 2d cabin Paengers
ally large, commodous and we'll ventilated For Freight
passage, apply 20 J. MSfMoN Beaver street
Bas will be made vp for ella gow rer City OF
Gasg,r close the Post Once II O'clock the 18Th.
the day of the departure Of the steamer
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GyoR sALR-THr STEAMBOAT DUrCHEss AND UL-
sssr hundred ions ssd ress bsan. ssA
~ ''''' three ';si Sii:ssr 1sss osSisr. s We. .r...
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c,rrAp BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGow-TuR

Tho Of these ships VOL be accountable for gold
oliver bullion specie jevery, precious stones metals,
uness bills Of sang signed therefor and the value there
OF. therein expressed.
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House sS Hepresertassve &C.
~ nAIr's MscrRo-crssu,AL rsISssArr.
W..ut..ro~ Ma, ttN

rHs DrFIcfsscv rstL
On motion of Mr. BAstr, the Deficiency bill snsD-i-
nsrt- referred 10 the Commtt~e Of u. whols
the stats Of the Unios.
T-srsucrioSs TO esL,sfs cs~sirrss
Mr. srsstsr sskei leave 20 o6e~ the r-scl ss~s ic
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ITO OwNEps or STEAM AND PACKET snIrs.-rug
suteerih>rs deere inform The - steam and
packet ships. that they are mailing pesN g>f Of nsir
business supply all articles requred for frfrs thoee
veseei They have placed of their srfsrisneet
erhs In Eurups whose buenes ~ h 70 give h entire a.sn-
the selection and shipment % goods 20
French China wsrs Plated Ware and other fr-sa goods
With their China decorations in New YORK;
furnish ths With eres, aevss- of any
lird pam white China about . ehss ~ tAs con sos
Hnssh sarther They also furnish from their
orks Cut Cass ware every style and pattern As an
Pressed clsss Aao descrptien
~ fsnps msnufacture In knerca and suit-d 20
AL glasses The subscribers 70 refer
10 e-nirent stsambost rropretors Cap q.
Vasdesbit Capt stoss vhos steamers thsv
Dlisi f>r vrars furnshins NJ r. r. Csl
lass .e ess.t sesnshp snd they Dc ass s these is-
t~r>st>d N that their
Piste 70 enah. d this tusirsss vh sstsssssos
woRxs Z HxuoawoUr' wi ana sS broadway.
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SHIPPING.
limited STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
Ysrk aad Ivepool-The ships composing this line

ATLANTIC, Captain West. ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTIC, Captain Camsto'k-
ADRIAfIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by expressly tor
service has been taken their
tructon alss in their strength and
Is.t and their accommodations for passcIg
uAed for elegance comfort. Price Of from New
Sork - Liverpool $780, exclusive Of state
fs An experienced Surgeon will be attached 70 each
passAre, srply o
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vUANTED-h THkOUGH TICKET, IN I'll sTEERAGE
w per s,eswers Cherokee and rennes.ee he -isnd A.
pnvsrs Line for which reasonable premir will be paid.
tnqurs at wN nULLERs, No. lE Liberty, aesr Gr-en-
wish street
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sTVuRoUGH LINZ FOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA CHA
II srss-The ard fsvorite steamship
vHEkOgEE. i, 800 tons. Capt. III: wlndis
PBILADELrA.1,l1D tons. Capt. J. Y. Niehosont
orn the only direct line between New York and Chsnes
and with United states ail Pack
ets in ,hs PNnao, . sem-monthlr line through " saa
d,rancifeo.
.RyDuoKD RATES PARE TO cHsSnE
Cherokee. Philadelphia.
,aftsr Saloon state Rooms 80 .SiB Si25
Forusrd snlson do. ls9
All The above dine Ct the sae table and have the prv-
kA<e Of the Saloon. -
stesrHse, (found With Mattress
s:sd scsrsa y, ::n,. ~, ,soe x,,,o..s :. ,ss
sthm1s are borne by For or Psssase
ppiy u HOWLAND 4 ASfINWALI.
81 south street. ksv York