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black with very wide white streak around her-tOok her
10 he one of the Richmond or Baltimore packets
schr Adele Apleby Apslachieua, via key West days,
with cotton, 10 H. Richardson Co.
Schr nave, s. Ell NJ NnnvymOnde, days
sehr Mary JOhusn, swaIsbvro, NC, days. with naval
sehr Elizabeth Ann Erouse Washington, Nc days. with
schr W BirdsaIl. walmsby. Virginia days.
Schr MARY. Bout New Nc says, with naval stores
Schr ashland. Nalpole. Norfolk, 4 days
s,hr Tiiton Conklin York River, 8 days.
Schr ChioOrcrn. thamtcTs, Virginia, days.
echr juliet WoglBm. Petersbursh, dai
Schr J ; Wiletts, Foster. Pl} mouth, D days
Sohr Lucy white, Jamison, ThomAston. days.
Sehr LepftlStt -, rhomastun, 8 days.
schr Margaret. tormsbse. Thomastor, bays.
Sehr L. Lowell, tos.on, Sdays.
stLr Globe. Small, Salem. days.
sehr Jane, HHddoek Ocracoke, NC, Gays with naval
selr D s Gregory. Parker virginia days
Sehr Putmsp, Purcell Rchmo nj, days
JCNUtt. DcpUW
Sehr ERns H0tohkiss. laImnn, Eaithg.ore, days.
Selr lone, Harding heNoetn, NC, days, with naval
Schr Adrian, ossorne. Norf,lt. 4 DAYS.
sohr harrison Prioe BIo~n Wilmington NC days, with
seIr Hutoga Jones Baltimore, days
sch' Emirs Cornelius Grant, sTsnboro NC days, with
Fchr Gen Poster Jones Iastport
Schr Eycel, Edwaro-, Portsld, days.
schr Margaret, Conlel, kchmend, osya.
sshr 5s'5SS SG1i sTl yt1aa, lays.
SEN PAuoiit. ID ugherty. Virginia, days.
sehr MAuen Lozier VirriuIa, days
Schr Eutine. chambers, Virginia, . days.
Sehr W II Malairo, tice, baltimore, days
Schr CLAUDIO. hilltuer, Cherry stone, days.
Steamer Kennolto fluaers. Philadelphia
Sloop Roger NiilIam, Providence.
Sloop Sturscs, frUvidepce.
Sl0op Fashion. Providence.
sloop BlydenbuIsh. Providence.
SloOp RBdiAnt, Providence
kloOg Day ton. Providence.
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Arrived 2h-Park ChesareAke sagus, -aly ga spoke
on Block Island. brig Taylor. Mobile, tor Boston.
sclTs Genoa Phaaelphis Ives Poeassot; Chamber
lain Nlurk
Cl'arsdBarLs Lowell, and W Page. Baltimore; brig
Andevtr Phila. tlphia.
Arrived 2oth-Ship Kentucky, NOrieans July 3D. banks
Ceier Palermo. June ~ Adia Rogers end aeOnia PhA-
derhis; lrg bonte Christie hio aehe July s. Clara Een
g. lon s5 fell in with Spanish brig Armseai Havana
for BafceoiA n snk,nI oondttion: took o captain ere
brou ght them this port The brix
60 down about hours after she abAn-
BriEf IssbeA B.l in ore; Swan, Bennsr, MsJC Gill
ii Matthew II Nick-ls and Alfarolta PHI
La lph hrs >ha Richmond; Calhosn, and susan
Allen ndra. Eidorado AvOI saunders Harvest. Pavilion
Man aller nbi,na. uoruts, Margaret Ruth Thomas
JerEibs Clsrsa Independence Tortola and Madaxa ka
Ils eli hai Andre~ Brwn, albany; Sarah Ann Rondout
Jossrh fsi~ell ottarIo, Gannet Mystic Dixon, and
ELIZA IawtCn, NNork.
Rrirs Chickafaw, Bahia; Blanca Patagonia June 9TH
June 10th OF Cage Fro spoke schr Robert Bruce
for CALIFORNIA; day ship Gov Davis, Baltimore
nlOfniA
NEW Ga SANS. July 20.
Arrived-Shp Bordeaux. Boston aud Key West.
lsth-Steamer Florida NYsrk.
NORFOLK. July 81.
Anived-Bark Howthensell (Holl Amsterdam, with
Of gin bound Charleston
Big Eliza schrs Mary Jaus, Effort, and
York; James Nofeum Jr Wilmington NC Corell Newport;
bark George vent sp James River yesterday.
Schr hrazaba Of W Desert sd Cape Look Out
day laden with pine uu ber wafer logged and abandoned
sehr Lucinda, from kdenton, NC, is ashore Ooracoke
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Dk COOPkR u DUaNk STREET. BAS, FOK tn z
~ last fourteen ycara eonansd bis prsctUs ke
ment = mercuria and ether diseases delicate Nature
" the moot aggravated o. this ds.ae ant
~ charfe
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czAEIEsTOS July 2.-ArT s9iP J.,a RoIsr,sOT Cardiff.
York sdifis Pale Alto ISyre nor tcrn port ,chrs
Delaware, nAreipg Phi adePt,a; Edwin fsrrar Mitchell
s,fsser MstsIneIa Ba3 keustfp ssyannah via Boiuort
25th. M-Ar steamship ISABEL lolAn' dA'an. wa Aey
Kry. WEST, July lsh-Arr steamer Florida Giber'on,
In port so,6-BiS waTe.e;, ged,rsolas repairs;
sid on 18th August ,elr slsSs, =. fot visible
N9Ss J1; ay gg .o. SH s a Gen.' Fuller
ton, iyerpoO Jes.oIe COBB New ISEk nescs;os cash-
Morse L0ptoni AsnsRsss grant Or Aeasedsf LIVER
land, Boston trigs fmelutta tsSrin,) hraengo Gea9s
GSms &C foSSe5s B'lTnl raeSss, Ge1; ss9s John
mers. viFo. ard market.
lI%HiSGnSS; oSIis, Srlp1.S W. ,or &
Vol pro3 do, Sch BSa peS aS
tSny james Morris, nlyad Do Tor NYerN sloops Flea
s,hr Charles henry, R,aa for esltimorc
yis5s As sa. SSy S S1s ssat9gss Mary Dale Isia
BostoI b'iss VIM. Price, Rowland 8asia Iaria Brsm
Boson Empire CTowe Boston scbrs soGthsrner SaGlev
h9s9n CIV tossr bpfrouts JShR PS
lsnd Rowland, nYoik' sisnet Blsesweli, es Bedorii
Alshsnesr Lyons New Haven Luther CHILD Baker sssoa
Calais; Re-, eeea ffSpoe Setepson camaeS ~ aary
Harvey Week.. NYerk; sarah Jane steward, Guiltord
NieArsoa, loson NASHUA Chharo Boston; bris5 Vaada-
Prince Sea- BT6 cSrtis. Rosto aarete s6aSRrd Bos
tori sehrs Gls Blower Burroughs Providenee Mary Ann
Rowland sovsns Fsll River soqthsrosr s,Sdsy Bos
IlEer, blackwell, Ne~ Beiford kobnson,
Mas; Watson Allen Boston; Eliza Jayne, Po New
bedford; Il Burton, Ellis New Haven; Joanna, Allen,
Bsrtfrd AchsRh d. johnson Providence; Sherwood Van
Name Hampton. Va; sylvia Gibbes .Bostsn; Sheap rt
Baker, steamers Oneida, oheiil Nfork Rennebee Powers
NlOrk.
PORTLAND, July et-Cld brig Union. (uew, ljl tOasl
Hutchinson, NelaseO woaas.
PRoyDsYcT July ad-arr sehIs Jas Deputy. wiqsncre,
PbaoelpE!a Meteor Perry. kondout s10p James Long
Jones, krork Below brig Gen TaylJr Watts hobilc also
II tehrs SID tehrs Mail Cr.wel Phiiadepha; superior.
Ceney Bondout soops Congress Mott do; Hector shelly
DO; kEtisnt Dayton. NYork
RCHNoHp July 2t-Arr schr sharon, Thatcher, Boston.
Vessels leloW lark Jongen Beck and schr New York Ju
liza and Margaret. sharon, and JOIN Emory.
SAVANNAH, July 23Cld brig American Ross, New York.
Sid schr Midas, Hagedorn Rio de Janeiro.
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Passengers Arrived.

EEw oRLyANs-shp St Louis--E Jeanrenaud and fsmi-
y. Paul feequet and family, Adophus Hamilton and
family, and twenty in the Storage.
MARsEILTs-Bsrk George Leslie--Joseph Lcrng
NomiE-Bark Msine-Mrs Geo Wood and 5 childres, Mr.
VIM Hunter and children, Miss Kmball, Miss Laura
hcNay MIR J l. KimbGll
TAXA (Cubal- MOnteIeyMguel sexano, Juan do Ia
Revila, Francisco Naldes.
SYDNEY, S-Brig UraDue-Robert Wallace and family,
Crawford wallace snd family Peter Laughlin and family
John Cannon and family.
APALAcgicoLA-sehr Adele MsCully Rodgers, and
In the
PoBTo CABELLo-Sohr Renown-Messns and briggs, Of
n York.
ST CRox-schr Miranda C Donohue, N Belfour, VIM In
nesley and Lady
Passengers Sailed.
LvERPooL-Paelet ship Excelsior-D Ferguson Fer
gusop. Maxwell. Miss heLane- Is in the % cabin.
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TnRoCCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHA
II res direct.-1be splendid steamship CnEROkEE
Henry Winde Commander VII leave her dock rier No.
cock PASSENGERS wall place their baggage hoard
day previous. Fer passage, apply 20
ROWLAND h ASPTNwALL.
- and IS SOU street
The stshnship Philadsipha. Robert "A. Pearson Com
mancer viii succeed the Cherokee and sai saturday
AHEust l7th. az three o'clock.
EoH SAN FRANCISCO VIA CHAGREs ON TIURs-
day. August lst-The splendid steamship CRESCENT
CITY Charles Stotdard Commander will leave Tor ehaFrt
on ThursaAy August lst az o'clock, e. NJ from Pier Ne
- : J. HOWARD n SON, 81 RresdvAy.
The ENPIRk CITY will succeed the CRESCENT cIfT,
hattng for ChaErcs en- Tuesday, the isth 81 August
witch yess.l threuEh tete,s will be tvrnishea
STEAMSHIP OSPREY, foR CHARLESTON, s. c-Tue
" rpendid steamship OSPREY, j. Dickinson nder
will cell from wharf foot of Lombard street, Phadp hiA
Saturday August nt 10 o'clock, Tor freight on
psffage, apply AZ kiuFHey Co.'S Express O-e No Wall
and berhs secured TreEhf this v.Gssi should
leave New York Thur-day Price ten cents yer cubic
loot. For fur lrer iniotnation. refer 20
Ell1TLEFiELp. kins-lsy 90 e Express.
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE. or ABOUT 2lo roNs bur
- then, IN complete running order. CAn accommodate
~ or 81 pcTsona The having for
Tor further particulars, apply AZ 2ll fearl street.
rTO sHiFOwNERS AND oTHERs-TOR SALE CHEAP
n SPLENDID Chr 1uoncter hy Haftou IIarris Ifndsa
Icr Iari euAr nquire Of Mr.. bunce al Hudson etres
New Nort.
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Epwp. K. COLLINS, 50 wan s,rsss.

nc oWnera OF these ships VIII
nlysr halon, specie jswery precious stones or etsia
sness bis OF adng signed therefor and the valut
thereof. therein expressed.
EoR LlyERP0oI-UNIrED STATES MAIL STEAM
chip PACIFIC, Capt Ezra Nye-This steamship will
derart with the mails for Europe, positively
AUGUST 24th from her berth the foot Of Canal No
berth secured Till paid for All letters aud
through the post sce For fresht pa sage hAvg
equRed elegance comfort Apply 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall strset.
The steamer ATLANTIC will succeed the Paeiae aad sail
September 7th.
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q KIM kEWAkD-JEFFkiEs ANTIDUTk sPE-
poOO ebc Mixture for the cure Of Gonorrh9a, Goets
Structures, and similar discrders makes speedy
without the least restrictions Of diet drink
change in Application 10 business The proprietor challenges
single which the mixture will not under the fer
tturs Of tye hundred dollars furterths disease cannot
be CONTRACTED
u u put up In bottles with full direction at 81 bottle
tstf veek-msny cured IN days. sale By
Ring i92 Broadway. l0s BAvard street.
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SHIPPING.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
~ York and LvsrpooLThs ships composing this line

dIIhNIIOI We3t. hhUTIC, Uaptain Luce.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTIC, Captain Coms.osh
ADRIAfIC, Captain Grafton.
These shps having been built BY eOnras, expressly fOs
government service has been taken in their
struetion as also in their engines strength
speed anS their accommodating fer passengers
equaied for elegance comfort Price Of from New
York 20 Liverpool $780, exclusive o. sIs ttat
rooms Ssz No berths secured until paid fer An expert
enoed surgeon viii be attached teach ship For
apply to
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nk EARRaR IS CONFIDEsrIALLY CONsULTRr
~ private diseases prrettes ~ eshee~ years thre
81 Witch u hospital enshes Dr. W care the uorst
See his airarla In his sce No. Mat wisH
The sgnstares ~ he greatest N sarrcry edi
Gins his ssvptry hsssve rrsdueed 81 sAsrra
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NcrelQn Malls.

LrrTyR BAos OF steamer America for Halifax and Liver
POOL will close At the Exchange Reading Room EchAnxs
Wednesday at the usual hour Letters
destination.
Letter Bags for Jamaica, ChAgres Panama California
and the Pane PER Crescent City will close the
above ONCE the Exchange Reading Room (67 ExchAnge
thursday, August !. These mails I'll ba iarwaried
charge Of special Postage Francisco IS
cents.
Letter Bags for all tho West India Islands per Royal Mail
inst. At 10 O'Clock.
s-Letsrs can be pre- paid at the above office any
The above are also At Kenyon o. H.u
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MEDICAL.

-. 49,
sgishes ~ sPoLAsco fraH Lesdog. q E,si sroai-
- iot lss stored ne N,er tnrteen yesrs
rfeupa'i,m, vith eelsrEsd joists; Or :. cured
even 70 relieve ne JOHN YOUNG
IS srring street, Nss York.
CROO REWARD-CRossuANs SPECIFIC NIX
~ sSysS is r ~ ~. s Sss s ~ e ' T.ei
make, sresey asd gsrmsnent eurs without the least
business Ths proprietor cAsnges snr. instance u re-
Vs us :: So s sSa ar ,s .1P, s'S ~ . SS
- ths arus s',5s Is hreat-ay, sc5ser p chsub.n
Tuiton street, corner u william.
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR or the "PRACTIcAL PrI.
n, tssrdsy ssssJ,,s Ne = er,sssish s,rssl rso.:
y n. ssrsT .ss - s,s,as si''s,e "a. :,
.so@ re ,r.; Or lneipsnt y. more sav,sssa ana AZ,
mon .dyAEiAss, ana vsry sIisnsVe prastieel he sas
ss.r.. '' ''' '''' ''' y ''''''N '''' ~ ''''' 10
ms, CovPKs. u DUANE STREET. BAs, FoK rHE
s, isurissP year. sosassd hs r,ssts. - as tr.s..
MA ts ,. ssrs ss '' ,A,ssS 's, Of a.. .'s a.s
40 ehsrrs
Ne CURE NO CHAKGE.-Ds MURPHY uAs RE-
= sg,.a % ~ keseyst street scar -h.tha shsrs Re
X. 49,, - on diseases ei rr,.a.s nstare whieh
q ys :. sr :; s ssss d. 3. va 'r.''''
DE- JOHNSON. NO. 10 DIANE sTREEI. 50 WELL
fsrsgs,on fsr st IN thoso hs-ccrss Gases hsvs
ssyye iot ysars 70 Treetnuert Constutiousl ws.kpea
suret IN foprdsvs
EyiEr s01nkRs BoOk On EOEAL PHtsIsbooI-
TINS teuk cArtfuliy bF
tnd " advtce ocw wee, the irafs III
r.sa - lerrt family Of children. w5uf IL ebgi.tsa rs
sale a. Ne " Anu street Aisc pin,
TIE heek nay b hsd ~ Ne y souh Thira .,-eet Phis
n0tTOh GLOVER. AUTHOR UF "TUE PKIVNTT
~ Treatise, and Medical Guide" se ~. s.fe,siv.
rrsctcal experience enAtlts him thaas daeg 49,
OF elect Stficsrcs. and seminal Woatue ana ltrsf.a
tyrtlue sud Nercurd DiseascE ehce No II fferr.riv
Ne ~ huu srre Private entrsvrr throprh ths sutrv
pAkls AhD LOsyON sEA SAM ~ PRIVATE
disease Call and zee the certincse Tor turss ~ 80
ssfes that ~ nearly at athsr phvse,r.
hundrede 81 uures in tour tvenyfaur
rhysctn csn equsltt Nocturnal Esisscut D.tiiitv -
ssnnst fssist cure ~ lie NODE overnthsrs m
bAkhONf, ~ Reade street. two doors from Rroaseas
ru.rarte.. eures " svery Tsmsie p.-ssl
nR.hORRtsON rs CONSULTED ON VENFREaI
~ Diseases sith hcnurslle ccnfdsues. A praetirs al
thiry snahies him perfealv wfihast ssv-
eury. Recept removed IN q fsv aays strie,sr..
aad ssufasi Neaknesa NJ invariablv Ne fe.e ST
surss s~s Asfesdon dipisnsip NE ssscs r Taitsu :.
rs rARKsk Is COSrIDEsrIALLY CONsULTRr
~ private diseases rrrces ~ eshteex thres
81 vhich n hospital snshss Dr. W uorst
Sc his airluis In hs sce, Ne Mott street risN
the gnsur.s ~ hs re.te.t ~ sad n.di-
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DunLC THANKS TO TuE EMINENT AND DfsrtN-
~ Euishea ~ cPpLASCO. from LYAdon, ~ Elat Broai-
Wy Rev fork Tor aftng tord after
Gee eptude one year and haf bed. FROM srcrucatius
rfeumatisms with eularrsd ioints Or g. cured M In
rh Ntutf-one lhyslcAnt tAilef not onY - bat
even % relieve ne JOHN YOUNG
Is Spring street. Nsr York.
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nEBRITlsH AND NORTH AMERICANA Y. NJ STEAM
n slIs, between Boston and Liverpool, and between
New York and Liverpool calling at Halifax TO land and
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SkNlNAL wEAKNESs GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPo-
~ ttuc ana upeCimentg marriage IN gguerai arising
from solitary habits ndscre ion in youh' Invariably
cured ty DR. De LAney 81 pensrd street, near broNiway
lie popular Treatise the Disease Of the Male and Female
Genital System, kaSho Premature Decline, Se may b
had, b writing only, post paid, gratis.
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TeleRraphlc marine Reports.

wind during the day from sE TO sw.
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NEW MEDICAL BoOKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work the and treatment Of private Diseases
structures and all kindred affections Of the urinary
illustrated by number Of beautifully colored plates
large as life. by Homer Bostwick. ID. Large quarto
$50 pages I'd edition. Price So Extract from the Boston
Medical and Surgical Journal may be said fearloly
TO be equal to Records Actions work the same family
Of diseases and far 10 anything OF the kind
published in this country Author 81 the work Seminal
Emmssions, Impotency &c. caused BY improper habits
Fourth edition. IA plates prise 81 For sale by the Pub
fishers, sTRINGER & TOWNSEND, 222 Broadway, and BY
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IL E1EET CASES OF PRIVATE DISEASES kEnoVEL
~ by Dr. De Laney's met hod in one day Old and
cult elect Srrio uro, Feale Complaints re.
cured Ia careful thorough and IN egent manner VI
mercury. Genuine French Female Periodical Pills And
Dr. na 81. Once 81 ILsneshrl straet HroAl gay.
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Aretet sr Nhte has and rtA star vas passed 18th inst
iat 81 o., Ion - ~
Barb Ars.iuts % Portland July 81. lat ~ 81 lon 6
stsudinf 20 tie eastward.
BsrI iIs tBrl ton csrE for Boston, ga Inst, Of Cape
eatis.
ri, Tsnes, Jane IS days frOn Baltimore for Porto Rico
july H. tat - len 81 ~.
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I IsT OF LETrERs REMAINING IN rHE nav YORK
IL Poet Once. july 2Ith. looo.
OFFICIALLY PusLInssD pATzR HAvrs0 LARsnsr
CIRCULATION.
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pD.scs our Mediterranean correspondence.
Notice 30 Manners.


STA From NLondon 2sth. hark Frureh. DIV a cruise.
Al Afeentiou Jan ship New Enaisud Wiicsr NLnntan
u iun WI she bal been n csntact With the isaac
uiek ~ Ntudon few Gays b which she
The siiT Nu Nheaffn. which mentioned sametine
sinss urchassd Niondon Tor the busnsas arr
NJ % edrssday night, aud ~i ~ htted iediaisiy
for the NNCoast he has hcu rsrchassd ~ James
Creen who viii command her is u az burthen
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Arrived-Brigs Porto Rico, Pertains New York. Aneric
1r,advell salem Mass; Perkins Glkey. Boston; sch
POt an hua, AhdCrs0n Salem Mass; Eugene, Brswn Ne
York. Heath, Carver Providence; Mail Baker Ne
Haven Lady Suffolk. Baier, Boston.
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GENTLEMEN In your report of the proceedings
Of yesterday in the House of Representatives, /
find my name introduced, by Mr.. BRowS of Mis-
sissippi, in the following connexion:
MIR. BRowN, of Mississippi, desired to have an
amendment read for information, but it was OBJ
jected to. II was follows
"Resolred, That the Committee on Territories be
instructed to inquire what agency the President OF
the United States, or any member of his Cabinet,
had in prompting the people of California to ex-
cude slavery from said Territory; whether Thos B.
King, w. G. Jones, John G. Fremont, or any other
person acting assuming to act as agent for the
Governmental w ashington, directly or indirectly,
communicated the wishes Of the President or the
Cabinet on the subject of slavery exclusion in Cali
fornia; and whether any person acting or assuming
to act or speak for the Government at Washington
intimated to the people of California that To exclude
slavery would facilitate their admission into the
Union State; and for this purpose the COM
mittee have power to send for persons and papers"
As Mr.. BRowS's suggestion with respect to me is
destitute Of any the slightest, foundation in fact
! hope he will see the propriety of making known
upon what information he based it, to relieve
himself from the imputation which must otherwise
arise. At all events, il is due to others, and to
truth, that ] should not, by my silence, seem to
acquiesce in the superstition which his resolution
raises with regard to me, and therefore make this
positive, peremptory denial of it.
Yours truly, VIM. CAREY JONES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1850.
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TUESDAY. February 10. 1850.

TUESDAY. February 10. 1850.
George w. Morcll, esq, Of New York, was ad-
mitted attorney and counsellor Of this court
Nos 81, IS and 56. Jacob LIE Roy vs. ID. Y. B.
Baidtoin, William Beard and It. Niehols-In error
to the circuit court of the United States for New
York.
Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion of
the court, affirming the judgment Of the said cir
cult court in these causes with costs.
No. 80. Daniel Grove VS.. j. MeP. Briens, erseu-
tri1 d aL-Appeal from the circuit court of the
United States for Alexandria.
Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF the
court, affirming the decree Of the said circuit court
in this cause, with costs.
No. 81. g. ID. Prentice ri al, plaintiff IN error,
W.. p. Zane.-The argument Of this caoee was con-
cluded by Mr.. Bib for the plaintiff in error.
No. IS. ". Whesir, appellant, C. Bennsns
srecutors ct ai.-The argument Of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Mason for the appellant, and
continued by Mr.. Davis for the appellees.
Adjourned till tomorrow at II O'Clock, a. m.
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BY MIR. NELSON. The petition of Thos. Harbor
and one hundred and twenty other citizens OF
Yonkers. Westchester county, New York, against
the traffic in public lands by The Government, and
praying that such land may be laid off into farms
and lots for the free Of such citizens will &C.
cupy the same, &c. Referred to the Committee on
Public lands
by Mr. COBB, of Alabama The petition of w.
H. w. Cobb, OF Alabama, praying Congress to
amend the law granting pensions to the widows
and orphans Of the soldiers who died of disease
contracted in the army during the Mexican war
after being discharged so as to embrace the widows
and orphans of the late war with Great Britain,
the Florida and Creek Indian wars Referred to
the Committee on Public Lands.
By Mr.. SCHERMERHORN;T The petition of Capt.
Thomas Duer praying for the payment of money
advanced TO the Government during the war with
Great Britain.
Also, the petition of Hartwell Carver, praying
for the confirmation of his title TO tract of land
near the Falls of st. Anthony, in the Territory OF
Minnesota
Also three petitions of the citizens of the city of
Rochester, praying for reduction of the rates of
postage.
By Mr.. HOWE: The petition of William T.
Briscoe and sixty-two Others citizens of Mercer
county, Pennsylvania, asking reduction of post
age. Referred TO the Committee on the Post Office
and Post Roads.
Also, the petition Of J. c. Shaw and thirty Others
citizens of Mercer county, Pennsylvania, asking
for a change in the tariff laws and an increase Of
duties certain articles Referred to the Com
mittec of Ways and Means.
By MIR. G0ODENOW: The petition of Isaac
Tolman and thirty five other citizens of Matnicus
Island, in the Stale of Maine, praying that mail
route be established from East rhomaston, in said
State, to said island. Referred to the Committee
on the Post Office and Post Roads.
By Mr.. HUNTER: The memorial and petition
of George r. Herrick, asking an appropriation Of
the amount of the balance due him for services Gin
the business of reservations and grants under In
dian treaties" under the act of May 9, 1886. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims.
BY Mr.. PHOENIX: The memorial and resolutions
Of the American Insttute of the city of New York,
in favor of the establishment of Agricultural Blu
reau. Referred to the Committee on Agriculture.
By Mr.. HENRY: The Petition of fisherman Pierce,
a soldier in the of 1918, for invalid pension.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-20
Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday, three unim-
portant bills were passed, and then Mr..
Downs concluded his speech on the COM
promise resolutions. To-day the question
to refer the California constitution to the
Committee on Territories, with instruc-
tons to report bill for her admission into
the Union as State, comes up for con-
sideration.
The House Of Representatives. resolved
itself into Committee of the Whole, and
resumed the consideration of the Presi-
dents annual message.