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~, ~. ., IitCuIF ConRT.-Juogs IBeCaleJ-The United
St"tss ". Nd'ciS0 Lopez and 0tsrsAt the meeting Of
me court Yesterday Dstr Attorney Logan Hunton stated
'a the prosecution accepted the proposition of Gen Hen
oe'son proceed with his trial but they deemed it proper
proceed r With the trial of the leader Of the asdged un
law ful eGr edition
' counse for Gen. Lopez called the attention of the
or to the pleas in abatement and asked the Court for al
mparnce4n order have the important matters involved
IN these questions adjlicated before full bench Of the Cir
cut Court
Mr. Henderson followed in argument of considerable
itush, in which he referred h of 1896. which
tended the Jurisdiction OF the o. s. Circuit Court so thai
the District Judge empowered exercise all the lights
duei Of the two Judges lie asked that his trial and that
some Of his accused De proceeded with and that ra
ofGea Lopez be had before full Court.
Miles Taylor ESQ., counsel for L, J. Sgur, enforced the
same views, an dwet length upon the great mrortance
Of the tras He referred the action of Judge McCaet
last summern RENTING these from the District Cour
to the Circuit Court, and he appehended that the ansfera
was only made in order that his Honor might have the assist
Hucs Of the Circuit Judge.
The point further discussed by j. P, Benjamin ant
Logan Hunton for the prosecution, and E. W. Noise ant
Mr. Taylor for the accused and the decision of Judge
HcCaleb will be given this morning
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tHE CASE OF PAUL TRICoU-n the case of Paul Tricou
Whose arrest st summer charge OF smuggling will be
rene befed by our readers, the Grand Jury of the u 8
pistlct Court Yesterday presented five bills four for
smuggling and one for PERJURY.
he aeoosed appeared in Court and his bail was fixed at
4O each the four first indictments and $500 on the last
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ADJUSTMENTS.
sT. CHARLES THEATRE.

Managers LUDLOW SMITH
stage Manager DEBAR.
Last Night but Four Miss JULIA DEAN. Fifth Night
Of Mr.. NEAFlE
THIS EVENING, Wednesday, December 1850
Sheds Tragedy entitled
ENADNE; or, The Statue.
"
ls4ioNl Nehhe
alr " Jon
YieeE J. N. Weston
To conclude with Fsrce entitled
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
on Dr. ChhPnaz
SusEu SReetHpp hirs. IN prnan
az Doors op halfPas performance commence at q
Box office O'Clock.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-John Margart was yesterday
nea ana iound guilty in this court of harbming runaway
EHye. He recommended to the cleency Of the cour
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RECORDER GEEors' CouRT.-Martin Casey stole red
flannel shit from clothing store, snd he caught at it.
which very unpleasant for lie was brought before Re-
eorder GeHos and bv him transferred the Parish prison.
await trial before the First District Cont
Thomas King youth, entered the premises of Anthony
Me'sonier, Sunday night, and turned out He said
that he wanted to tain cook, which certain cook
didn't happen to hang out there. Between II and u
O'Clock, he found concealed under stairway in the
same place, and he then arrested. He before
the First District Court.
John COyne and Thomas MOhan found concealed in
house on Old Levee street, and they before the
First District Court.
There were several other cases, but of space rem
ders it impossible to give them
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RECORDER CALDwELL's Observation-Disclosures the
lsrge number of ARE which have been made, within the
the last few days. prisoners appear be plentiful
as the Recorders docket proof yesterday morning
Men were there who answered to all of Names made
all Of for the greatest possible variety of petty
offences.
Daniel Clarity called up for examination the charge
oil having few days since attacked and wounded Frank
Haley with the vetabe intention Osendng him another
world The charge was well sustained and Daniel Clarity
ESQ, was sent before the First District Court for trial
Joseph Fleet called the charge of having
accidanly taken belonging James Middleton The
coat was tied UD' in the after cabin of atbost and from
this place Joseph abducted it, and started for Shore He wa
met and he stopped, and he yesterday morning
committed to appear before the First District Court which
puts stopper all the outdoor enoyments for the mex
few months.
Several other up, bnt they either dismissed
postponed.
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INSURANCE.


CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
- Of NsyDrleansI1 eonfsrr ~ with The acquisitions Of cr
charter the Company submit as s5i owing
A7oH Of P~baS P5isiss f5r yar- ers hs
i2at Of Jaly 1850, gSs
For Pre- Pramiorns.. 81. $50 sol 81
+" Narite g -..f,.s..-.. s-r- 40 q 49,.
" Riger 1887 - - s32nO22 %
Less i3etarn .,..4.l.-... 1910 s75I IS
" Premiums aiskS esasns5sd. G05T7 81 - $3.50 IS
Earned Prsniari, year. s250T23 81
PAID during ne some period for Loasss rizi
Fer Fire LOSES AZ 800 %
. Nedne =" s-----...ss 4..-.--~ ~ SO 81
q River ." .---s....-.. fss0s GT
sIf7, ja8 90
Amount 0 Rensuraness and ezpensss1 10 ON $50 "A
less interest," Discount account - So =
Proh,s 70 Be 3r703 ~
The Company further rrport they the
inst, being The Of ts fiscal year, she following Wis
In Bonds and mortgages unincunbered innoyed)
Real Estate In tie Parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson $50 800 90
worm double the amount loaHsd thereon s....s.-s.D -
5Sla eeeiFs9 " y
Due for Prsmafn'i and in course Of eoiesion ~ y
Total Assets 52 0s
The Trustees his day declared dividend Of MIR
oHsf earned Premiums Of the plst yss4 pay
abe in scrip second Monday Aagu
The Company give notice hat they have
asnsd writing Life Risks. and hereafter will continue to mako
Lille Fire, Marine and River Insuranees.
Ihey over nus community all he advantages OF hons tnstu
aon whose poata are Invested m, and the security %
real and suEsstsnnaf Cauttal ~
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RIVER NEws.-At Louisville. on the 9th inst
the river continued rising fast On that evening
there were nine and half feet water on the falls
During the previous twenty-four hours the river
had risen eighteen inches.
AT Pittsburg, the river was falling, with fifteen
feet water in the channel; and at Cincinnati the
river had risen nine feet in the previous forty-eight
hours
The Kentucky river was falling fast at Frank
fort on the 9th inst, but still in good navga-
bic order
A dispatch from Peoria to St Louis on the 9th
inst states that the Illinois river is closed by ice at
that point. One from Naples reports navigation
free that far up. The river is complet ely blocked
at Peru and LaSae.
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GRoCER Avn JU1NE nIERCu
w "EnChANf,
NO "a d III str ct.
rHEAs-Of v,r;or. k;oJ--,nd o,.Ii,;as.
l. Coffee =;
Wine =;
LONDON Porter S1d l-t snG Scotch Ale;
Raas uasis f Gf0H G aRq and ggs
R Sl b sS9 y FI0Sr az ara al kes
o Cs1d sn FIX Se ste ana Tongues and Dried Beef
Con4P on hand by continually receiving and for sae
EREsH TEAs-Tbe snbscriber has ina, 70.
n eeiSed LIN n ,'sre fine of AND
fsqSsol addition. from d the fist inporssys
fine moderats pFiess orc Ols,S1 something 's' ~
E1ua fine !; M ~ Z, in bali II CHESTS CHESTS
Extra ns HYsdN n hmf she Ssf aHa en- boxes u Boxes
Extra Ezra n @s SHSS GHKf Ssf :a, half chests
10 ON -, " = IA N ND. q lamp st
X U Eh-SUO hrklns choice Goshen 1000 kgs
aqli6s for sae 'a' " 's'' NIB IA "0's anu
~ a - 1nlEEF \ ~ o. AZ ana ~ wa Leyee.
{ HE'S E-3O0 boxes prime English Dairy; 200
d7s b FER REFF sss a6d an5 S9 d IT, S S by
PNGIJSu CuEESE Ill - =
&55S s IL i 4, IN ns 1 ,ssS So
scf n :, r onS; isAds Eecahs' Io1 SAFE oy
DECANsEA lew 65g, .S6eiio1 Tex.s 5oE s sale
bT w ARTHIfR 4 Co "a and q Nav I ior SAFE
szF7s 95z !: 4: ) - e. &: :s'
CRANBERRlEs-75 whole half and quarter
di7 i w ARTHUR & co q and % New Levee
r AlSlNS-6 600 WHOLE half and quarter boxes,
~ 'or Iaie ~ ,prit,rD ,,o 40
a.a l. w: ARTHUR Y W, y and - New Leyee.
| = brands in store AND 70, ,ai bv 'e''
d1 81 A D.GRlEtF y GO 8 40 and AZ Old Leyee.
| EOX'S STARCH-25O boxes, fresh landing
dl78 S i n GRIEFF co % land 40 c,ld I.v.o
DIGS FEET-o5 49, nsoLoJ - P,osJ9,aII :,
L ~ o. fpr i,ls 5y prt,,n 80
SqS9 sl5 II ., W I Paae6soa' fine old
dh l. w. ARTHUR 90. y and y New i.evee
w Hl SAY bbls " Beatte y Frazer" and
AVA q In PIal9g e3 B9sieg * for al, 5y
:, - =, y 1"@ ~ t9Se
200 do Harris Cincinnati do IN store and anting for
saebg
G0GN 156 .fi -
| - by | w. aRrHI9R s co o and . New Levee.
| r ONDON mock T0GNAC RRANDY----
10 D' DO pipes otard p az 'id8 Do S S
In store and 81 for SG sale bS 1'aa do rae wdfRf
dl3 Iw 9. Camp street.
| p HELNLSH WINES
| IL Il cases Steneyein in glass jugs
10 do i.ieRfrsumiIch VA
10 do Rocb6simer:
received from the celebrated houses Of Henke Co.,
dl3 Nv % Camp street.
ITO PHYSICIANS AM PLANTERS
i Jobn,on,s Patent REt'oIIING sPRiNG ANcET
Fiji invention lion" sup9s , a. once AZ that can s desired in
dn y s,fng ancet heretofore mad cs1 be al
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FIRE IN NEW YoRK On the 9th instant, the
buildings Nos. 75 and 80 on Broad street, New
York, occupied. by D M: wilson & Co, iron msr-
chants, J.'A. Bunker &Co., and R. w. Newman,
c6uamisslon merchants, were destroyed by fire.
The fire is said to have originated from an Irish
mans pipe, which had laid near some cotton or
other combustible. The loss is very heavy There
were large quantities Of cotton and Aour on storage
in the houses
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AMERICAN THEATRE.


THIS SPLENDID EQUESTRIAN TROUPE. containing
talent than any Company he Union, will perform Lafayette
SUNDAY MONDAY and TUESDAY, December u.s. 10 and II,
on lot corner Of Rousseau and jackson streets.
AdpsSonp n S caot a. % ME m
" ooors open at hatpast performance commence at
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w .4rraagsnsa. ~ be Dspartars d. IL q.
Notice.

Sunday o A NJ
to Au OMNIBus leaves Canal and Chartres every
J. W, SMITH. Superintendent.
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REMOVALS.

p EMOVAL-The Office of the New ORLEANS
~ and Carolton Railroad Company has been removed to
No IL BaTonne street. NJ
p EMoVAL-We have removed to Union
~ Row." No. 70 Carondeei street.
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS Il co.
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NEW ORLEANS,

"a - IT tassEss1 -. 3 sssH EsssssE q q
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNToaARTRAIN.
PONTCHAHrRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY.
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next door t1lho Pyalers' Hote-F s1ionable CLOTH
lNI ESr SHaIkNT.-Tbe subscriber are now In
CLorHINo and good aasm1ment Of Furnishing Goods,
comprising every article IN OF dress suiIabe for fail
and winter We pleased 10 have cur iresds and
the public generally call and examine our goods We
Las, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, eto. Our Prices
are moderate oT6 s3n
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COAL.

CONTENTS. Whist Consaei on Do. Bronchitis How
~ they esrtaiply uihsdl Mode Of treatment s,d core
III numerous ihue
maie voyagas Cod Lv oil and Ntrae OF 81
sfce,t illus No plan
remedy uniformly successful tbs oy neiflts Of suited
applied and effected, according che of
common resders: By DR. HALL i27 Canal
attends tn ssseHea Price 81 90.
ali sn Aw Us- Sold by J. u. STFEL. "a Camp street.
ITO GARDENERS. = Two SQUARES OF
l. GROUND, on the New Shell Road, Common street. will
leased favorable for number of years.
III II EDWARD H POMROY. q Cnnmonst
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AUCTION SALES.

See FtrS Page for additionat Auction Sales
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 co.
THIS DAY, December past iococsl be sold on
the Leveei opposite GirOt inspee
ton Of ne Port waGdens, may
10Y hols T. more or less damaged board
noat, from ST. Louis to this port
CORN 800 do oars slightly damaged on steamer
Haunb.
cssh
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e" Notice.-The undes gned has resumed business on
his and will aid in the liquidation the affairs of
ae house OF LEVERlCH co. dissolved by Mr.
EDWARD j. WALSH $50 W. E, LEYERICH.
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Catalogue and Credit SaIeof Dry Goods
BY Il. Il. RI.A( 4

,,,,1 n . d Din III = O CUs
"WEDNESDAY, December o'clock Will be sid at their
w auction roons No II ChtItTrs street.
$50 package lots DRY GOODS such as SILK Poplrs
buck aud co,nred Apacss MaulIis Embroidered hierno
Robes Chia Grape aud Silk shaws shaw Bed 81 H.
kets red Faue scarlet Pads French Paids Wool
French Camsres black Grenade Lace Curtains Changeahe
use I'd Padding Scus Iack Crava Prints Muslin de
LANES, Tweeds PLAID white Muslns, etc
Terms liberal
Catalogues will be ready goods may be examined early
on lhe morning Of s4le,
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Wilton and Brussels. Carpet Bags
BY j. q. BLACHE 81 co.
THIS AY, December 10 oockWf be ia at their auc-
Il ton store, No. n Cbsrres
An IN dice Of superior Wilton and Brussels CARPET BAGS
Terms
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t1- Persons having any Claims against the Estate
Of JOSEPH FOWLER, Ir will pleas, pr.srut them
dc In WlLHELMUS BOGART, Curator, 66 st. Charles at.
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Kendall Cholera Syrup
Es Is certain remedy for Cholera first
viii guarantee it al when used before collapse
The relief will br proupt-usuuy few
promptly all Bowel Comp iaints.
eB For sale the Depot Electrical Febrfuge, u
MasaItne street, New orleans, by the propdetors,
uli 9dpu KENDALL, & CO.
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BURNS, CUUNKs IL CO., Projectors,
Office q Camp treet.
Il MUIR ARRANGEMENTS Tor the operation of
" Express between New y leans, the North and tie
various cite OF Southern and Sou western Stae
ing cOmpl, e, have Htom the public that
G nyeyng, with the egulaty and Dispatch Fiegh
Packages Parces and Val abies of every de cnpon up,
the most reasonable terms.
Merchants and others sending Goods by ExDress may
re upon their Packages going through and being delivered
with unu suHI pTompLtuds.
Buns Cowes GO. will collect Drafts and Bills payable
the States with which they connected and will tt
10 the If Legheies and Properly in Great Britain
Ireland and the British West India Islands,
We be! reference
Samuel Peters, Esq. w b. Paree, Esq.
]. w. Stanton, Esq. Messrs J. P Whitney Il Go,
L. Matthew'S Esq MessFs Peter Maxwell 8, 10.
John NJ Bell Esq Joshua Baldwin, Esq,
n30 3dpeM ,w& sly
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NOTICES.

eD7 MIR. Henry S. Hall holds my power of attorney.
per pasEd before c. Answ1rh Esq, this Oh day
December 1850 All other powers Of attorney heretofore granted
by A. =, COCHRAN & co. revoked.
NewOrltsns, Dec. II, 1850. lm A. F. COCHRAN.
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Inhlic NIrciln. nj ~ wark.

Ma large and respectable meeting fthe nhaO'
iHu,s Of Ncwarkand vicinity, ccnycucdM the p'l'
Church on Thursday evening, the 3l,t ct January
1880, puruant TO previous public notice Iof VIC
purpose Of taking INTO consideration tho lioP''o
Is oi constructing Plank Road from OsNcso "
Newark also, 10 take into conidcrntion the iue
tgahiAty ui constructing Rail Road from AUio-
IA through Newark to Ottawa, A. H. NioIo wa
called to the chair, and A,ahc! Newton app'in'cu
Secretary.
On motion Of Henry S. Mi,ner, a committee oil
five persons were appointed to drdit re-olu,'. na
expressive of the sense Of the meeting 1,'u ~ w
Chair appointed Henry s. Misncr, Geo, b. H. iiIl
lcnhcck, Saml jackson, Vim. b. Field ana h'i'''
H. Van Matrc, said committee.
The Committee retired and in short time ~.
urcl and reported the following resolution, WINCH
was unanimously adopted:
EfsoirnL That We, your committee, wouli to
spccfuily recommend, that committee OF uHc,
be appointed to confer with the Rail Company "
Aurora, for the purpose Of obtaining all the III
formation possible, with regard to the cotis"u y,
ton aud cost Of railroads also TO confer wiz, Wv
citizens Of Ottawa, and solicit their Hid III "1V''''.
ing u Charter, and constructing the proposed hN'
Road from Aurora, through Newark TO o''l".
Also, tu appoint committee of three persons Y
confer with the Plank Road Company ~ N"i',,'
VILE and Oswcgo and obtain all the l'i''l.""
possible with regard to the construction, eos'' '''
advantages of Plank Roads 81,
On motion of Henry 5, MiSncr commune
three was appointed to confer with the hail h'.'
Company, and TO obtain all the iniori''1luli W
bodied in the foregoing Resolution -hThry
Mi.ncr C,co Il Iloenback and Miles Ii. Va
Matre were appointed said Committee
| On motion of DR.. Warren Sgoetland, con
mittee Of three were appointed to confer with Ii
| Plank Road Company ut Naperyllle and oswog'
to obtain all the information embodied in the Ia
ter part OF the foregoing resolution. The follow
ing gentlemen were appointed said Committee
a. d. Newton, Marshall Hayenhill, and Gale
Mason
During the evening tho meeting was adlrossc
by Henry S. Mi'ner, James lleryey, DR.. SwecI
land, Miles II. Van Matre, Asa Manchester, MAJ
shall Narcnhill VIM. b. Fields, md Others. I'll
utmost harmony, .IPssS, Agent, led third
ooi the whole Pie Ottawa, III.
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steam NIiii.--a Proposition.

NvvE Eii,g-Ilc Importance uf a mill sit.
uated IN thi' village, has long been a subject Of
agitation, but hitherto has all ended IN talk. no
IN possession Of the means, having set
about the work VIZ it should be SO. is the
question constantly asked hutu never -a'ri,c'ou,y
answered In order to test the pragticab.li.y If
the enterprise the subscriber hi, taken great
pains to procure all the information requisite, a.
to the best kiui Of mills from all the improve
mcnts introduced 10 the present day IN manuac
turing flour, ns he would not wish to see any 9th
or than tho'bc,t and most approved mill in such
a location With these considerations it is un.
necessary to waste timc hv argument bat to pro-
sent some plan, 10y which the object can De accum-
pil,hed without over hardening amy, and securing
good interest on the investment Having u.crr.
tanned from sources beyond doubt, the amount ~.
Guisltc 10 build mad put in operation such "a MIN
on n pssn1hom the best modern mill now IN opc.
ration, ~ lca oil their bran, shorts and llou, be-.
ing in his po'-cssion) will not exceed $500
Tho mill TO have two runs Of stones, and able To
manufacture Too hhl- Hour per day.
The sum II il proposed TO raise by shares o,
not lc-- than $50 each. The mill To belong to
the company who shall receive pro rata, on Il Ill
vision Of the profits, scmiannualy. Or, the sub
stribcr viii supcrintcnd the erection Of the mill
md run the same, paying 10 per cent on Gael
share, IA rem, Cor the same, and have the priv
lcgc within three years, ol purchasing said stock
or shares ut ten per cent On each share, when tn,
company shall decd the property to the subseri
Der. GEO MANN.
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The wings used to make frequent complaints
that President Polk did not particularly oulogilc
Gen Taylor ior his services in the Mexican war.
Since Taylor's Inauguration Mr. Polk has died, and
hi4 magnanimous successor has not room in lbs
message or liz heart hg evcna passing Hllusion To
the late President. who welcomed him TO Washing.
ton with such excellent grace, and went down to
the tomb with tho dignity Of u man that had sur.
rendered the highest honors and with the serenity
ola Christian. The American pooplo, Of al par
tica hrc making ,hcirown comments upon fact
which so significantly marks The calibrc Of the
Generals mind olioa Post
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Your aiicC'ionato friend
Ottawa, Feb. 3, 1850. MILTON Bot BNE

Dr,FnEr-Somehody oa fat in these matters
SAYS the name Of W State is taken from the
Book Of Mormon, where n description Il giycn Of
q VOYAGE of the ancient larcdtc- from the tower
Of Babel to the American continent, more than
four thousand years ago IL is suil that thoy
brought with them seeds Of all kinds, and also
"iIfs'rst which, hvintcrprcta,ion isthchoncy.bo
which, as the emblem Of industry, the citizen, Of
the new State have chosen ~ their device The
honoy.boc Is even more appropriate to this State
IN the Wilderness from IT, being according "a the
Indians the herald Of the white mans approach
to their domains
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The "Perional Liability" clause, Of the " York
Constitution, went INTO operation On Tuesday, the
lst mat 1t provides that "thc Stockholders in
every corporation and jointetock association for
banking purpo'os, issuing bauk notes, or any kind
Of paper credits to circulate a. mouov after tho
first day of January 1880, shall bc individually
responsible 70 the amount Of their respective
share or shares Of stock in any such corporation
every kind contracted after tha said first day OF
January 1850" This applies TO all the Banks o
issue IN the State In case of insolvency, bill
holders have preference over AL other credi;ou.--
M Jour.
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January 10th 1850

FAsm9N ~ JAr'N.--Thc Island Of Japan is said
to be the only country where a change in the
fashion of dress ha, not occurred during period
Of two thousand five hundred years All indt
Niluals, from the highest to the lowest in tina.
kingdom, wear the bdid, species Of wide irock
or gown and the only difference IA in the mate.
rial and the number worm some Of the richer
class wearing ~ insry n twenty-five and more,
of various oOior1 onl exceedingly light texture
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" .."....t, s.'l. EGu Q.
The house u committee of the whole resumed
ho e".i,.ra,.aaolthc lin limi.ia, the expenses
'.'o.,ccans The revenue. Along discussion euucd
In thc senate = lengthy discussion arose on re-
c'Nms amemmuh Cor d..,lyn. tie Union; tho
ST. .gctw was finally laid over, and the senate pro.
'aodoi to The confederation Of Mr. IIoustcns rcso-
."".ns relating to thapowcr Of congress over sla-
very. Mr. Houston poke at len-,l upon there
solutions and the subject Of slavery assuming;
die ground Of rrccaawlrg cancellation and con
cr--iuL
The House without coming to any definite con
eu'ioa on the revenue ill., burned tin Monday
morning
Europa doubtless viii arrive Icf,re mornin,
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There ia creyasso at Bonci Quorc, 80 miles
above New Orleans which, Mt latest dates, was
1000 feet wide, aud threntencd New otlcan, with
another inunhtion
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.... Fowler v.. raa.' r e., Ngla.'
-.... .........a l~.. EI,E.-.-
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Correspondence.

The tiloNing letter was received by Mr..
Helps Of dis place It contain, important in
tlis,u.a to such as I.a.h ,i taking the rauama
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