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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

Dosrou April ls-Broker.' Board-2 Boston and wor-
Raresd & 70 do Western Railroad ios Is do Mad
TitshSyrs Railroad ic II DO. Bo.,on and Maine Rsrosd
Chehirs R.ilro.d az ~ Do Boston Ana Providcncs Rail-
road, M do Nashua and Lowell Railroad. llo< 20 do
do. bio sis Sde bio Y. lode, IA, DO Northern Rail
road. IN do Old Colony Railroad IS do 67A 10 do.
q sSIss ssi TO .oOa sSs.S sss.
aI April %fSS.s Besrs-ssooo cineinna.i
share. Sor,S We. sains cs%p.sy q p Do Sir.rd bait
is. s. q $s.ss. T.s s sS ia s s s;$s
rs .h' hsrri. Canal 70; $50 do. i DO Pennsy,Anis
fisssTs railroad a. 10 ao a. 500 sehSyiin Sariss-
"a SAM fs.as Rssisersd No,ss rs DO fsrmer.' and
Mechanics Bank, 81. Is do Psnnsyi,anis hank. iiz .
Norris ni-s cs" STAT. to- So ~ sOS d.
5000 do si shs Norrtovn Railroad, ID do. Psansyl
sania RAILROAD. soA; 50 do. Mschanies Bsnk. TX.
n,1rr-Sss APRIL .sacoo M.r,ssa deferred 81: o,i
a. 5a,s: 10 do. SAL
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
rHrlA prLrmA, April 1s-Cotton continues very Arm,
freely, but tho demand Is mostly for homo use at -
for common, and So 12s . - so for good and extra
brands Rye -four sold at 81 SIX; and Pennsyl vanis
meal at 81 5Sk ~ 82f. There 10 no grain ar
irving and tho market IL bare. Wheat Il worth 100
for red, and 115c for white Rye Is held at coo Corn
PennsylvaniA would bring 4oc ~Quercitron bark 10
drmer and sale IL reported ut advance In sugars
there IL fair budnc~s doing. at old rates Moas-es
and coffee dull Provi-ions-Prices stationary,
Tiers are selling 1t ne sic FOR good washed woo
Ia n former quoted rateaL
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hich statcment shOWs enc hdS cOhsumeu more Amerf
cotton every for the last ten than the
whole supply che has for this year, of which years
-1s41-she nearly prostrated by bankruptcy,
owing chiefly to the potatoe rot; and that year
she consumed l57 800 bales American cotton. being
II 900 bales than the whole supply for this year
when she has cheap bread and supcrsbundance Of
money.
The conclusion Therefore Ia rresistble there is not
cotton enough and like the imperative laws Of trade
governed by supply and demand, pyces must advance.
to check the consumption; and, American,
wish this country to receive the benefit Of high prices
for when the supply Is large foreign countries take ad
vantage and force prices down as low rs they
IL will be noticed that the amount assign to the
United States. for their consumption this year, Ia
100 900 bales less than parties with
the home trade feel confident will be consumed FOR
my estimate for the continent Of Europe, also
NJ within the probable limits. J. L.
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NV OrlEATs, April IA. N.
The cotton market 10 very active, and0thc sales yes
tsrday 900 bales mostly for Europe at full prccs
niddlins brought IIx. and fair lax. The decrease
In the receipts 81 all tho Southern ports 10 $4,000
baies Corn nrm-ssles 1900 bushels at CO . Csc.
Rio coffee 10 quoted at SIZE Me~s pork 50 Ga The
city n very healthy
Nrw 0pLs.ss April IL, 1850
Holder. Of cotton continue get full prices for their
stocks and the sales yesterday 1000 bales in
Guiding middiing. at IKE. . Ike. Tho supply Of
rice IL quite large. and the market dull.
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MISS wts.rrps Lrrrrs The following card appears
IN the Boston paper. 81 yesterday relative to the lei
ter of Mis- Harriet Webster relative 10 the conviction
OF her father. Or John W Webster
.shnA letter ~ Ns- Harriet Webster hiss h~ce pub
shed snt hss scne snd V Eoius The rc-nds he vr.re
nrry 70 net expectations The letter 20 vhich
vas ~ answer vas from town in New Hsmr-hirc and
TON person vboly unknovn 20 her. her family. The
tsr e,sened srorg esrreicns q symrs,hy and tninc
for Dr. Weser snd bis family &c and
Crautute a. ws ss rceness dictated answrr vhi~A
ste sud her f-my regret the pvict Thnsc psrcr Which
ls,e Iutl lid a. requested a. insert this card
CsNnpucF. APRIL l7th, $50.
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suDuIv OF American Cotton


This being subject Of great importance-impor-
tant to this country 1t forms the principal element
Of export-and important next to bread to Great
Britain, forming rs it does tho great article by which
she keeps her manufacturing population employed,
who would otherwise probably adopt the agrariAn sys
tenn and take BY force part Of the property Of their
more wealthy neghbors. have, therefore, submitted
tho following statement
Crop Of cotton 1S4Q and so. ....... 100000
Stock Of American cotton In all the ports Of
Great britain, January ], 1850. $50, 200
Total supply for 1850. ..............23 1850 900
Not including the stocks In this country, and the
continent. which presume will be about the same
JAN 1861 they the rst Of this year 200
Estimated annual consumption-Uni-
Continent including what Is sent from
0reat britain. .IoOuV l.Z9O,OOO
Leaving for Great Britain. .......... .l,l39 900
Provided she suffers this country and the Continent
take 80 900, which Is 1000 bales less than they
took last year.
The next thing to be considered Ia. how does this
quantity left for Great Britain, compare with her for
mer consumption Of American cottons The follow
ing Is the record
AMKRIcAN CorroN TAKEN CONSUMPTION ~ Omar
Re,
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w,nlrersr. April Il. 1850

IT, Son, iefwe,n Msssrs Benton and Fcof,
The scene In the Senate between Benton aud foote.
description % which, dcub, you viii have received
snd published before this can reach you. will draw
clOqueu, comments from all presses Of the country
Let me make q few
Ever since the great talk between Foote and benton
weeks since people here expected a stree, eight
between thcse two Senators IL known or believed
that Mr. Benton would not SIGHT any other way ever
since his difncuty with Judge Butler remained un.
accounted for; and Senator Fooe being feeble health
and frame has ever since gene armed wherever he
vent A. the same time Senator Fcote had resolved
not 20 provoke Benton and again 10 have either
an argument personal explanation With him In the
senate lie hes kept this promise. voluntarily made
40 nj. friends with great flty; but today. Mr. Ben
ton sf or bully FIGHT Of four hours against decided
majority crhausting and vcrrying the patience o.
sens for other purpcse thar delay -sner being
voted down twice and deeerted by some of his best
friends he introduced fourteen new amendments snd
in one Of his hny talks the subject alluded IN
terms ii-timed and iil-choscn 20 tho authors snd
egnefs a. the Southern addrrss he used the phra
"a he sotff.ion " over" lvidcrily referring 70 VT
Caihotnf nicrsil exhibiting total abience d 1hat
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WASHINGTON, April IS, 1850.
The Deficiency BiA-1fme Loans Wanted.

IW IyHHHy z@o7"s ~
The bill of Deficiencies, that is, to supply the de-
iciencies Of last years appropriations for the cur
rent years expenses, was passed by the Senate to-
day. These deficiencies may be summed up as
follows
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Hsd.
On Thursday. 18th inst, after severe nlness, Az
ruo-v ID MsfrrsIr, In the esd year Of his age
HE friends and scauaintances are respectfully In
vted 10 attend his funeral Saturday afternoon. NJ
O'Clock. from his Residence, No al Twenty fourth
street
Chicago papers please copy
ON Thursdsy evening. April Is u.ssIEr v, wife Of
George Boldly
Alisny papers please copy.
On Thursday the 18th inst, ssssr M wife Of Geo
w Carson. Of this city. formerly Of Albany aged D
years
Her remains will Be taken 10 Albany for internent
ON the 18th Inst at her late residence No ri kas
Broadway Js-r wife Of W lliam Lyon Jr, after short
and painful ilness Of two days aged 70 years
Buffalo Pittsburgh. and Cleveland papers ease copy
On the nth inst. Mr. Jssss Fsr-EL, ~ - Josephs
Thcoioric.l seminary. In the I'D year of his age.
Tn. funeral will take place this Pridsy) morning At
haIf-past O'Clock. from No, $50 Monroe street The
funeral obeequies gill 10 celebrated 81 So Mays
Church corner of Grand and Ridr- streets ser which,
his r, n. win 10 taken 90 fordnam for interment
The =, mains q Mr. Tuosss Dicsso- wiz b. taken 10
Glen Cove. l. I, for interm,nt BY steamboat Croton
which leaves FULTON Market sip this (priday) sfcr
noon II O'Clock Iis friends respectfully invited
ON the 18th inst. Epuu-p MARSHALL
yIis funeral viii take place this afternoon oth inst
Al half p.st O'Clock r M from No % Bovery Ills
frisnds are invited TO attend
In Albany. April nth. Hon CHssLss HCNrrRsr
formerly Speaker of the Assembly and recently Clerk
Of tho supreme Court 81 this State
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Passengers Arrived.

C"Aonn-steamship Ohio. ~ New 0risaas-rxss Casa
Ses And lady. NJ Lornst asd lsdy, nrs- CAsnhsrsss
sG ;S. isSy hs.Shrsoa isdy and =, ehild osssss
bars EGnger: u Burt, J W DsmArs1 IssssssnI
Cs Lymans Williams, Msnsae n HeCssiiS "
Lemon. William Wood. John Anderson y Wheel Levts
h.so csidss Clan. fs.s1:X h ssi Hurt
RoS..n, Gsdsd Prst., dssn:. ysAs si wss.
Var heste Iewnsend shidlsr, 0isford Carpsa sss
i =. ?, ns.re cs,%s;. Is:sia Pss..cs bsss-
Denrose. A HichardS p Horton Pose scott
Austin Wood Barber. John Johnson II Carr
G C. Badge Powell. Hane Ayres lissi-
ANTwERr-Ship Castor (arr yesterday,-A WslIl r q
Grand II Cansman. Ksupp WAasair. Moos sad rs n
Nsv 0RLEAss-ship suItana-xrs G Hiasisv Miss II
Cook Mis- fese Won Voights and in the seerars
DusrIr-Bark Industry-Missss Brady, Mr. O3res la
and servant Mss Manning Mr. Fry and 26 the stssrags
81 kI1Ts-Brig StAndard-Nr Andersen.
CuRAcoA-Sohr Henry Nason-Nrs Prince aed child.
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, ass A., Ill., ,;s c:ss MI. s:;y;::: & 49,:
Asn, Prsvidssss fos NYsrS- ~ -
c1, nTA.r sssa SHs.ss5s S.s, ss.:.s NYesk s
p virts ,d nS.'s n.fs:L was i.sSss hy
Velocity Ryder. Charleston, &c. ~->-'S $50
Nv bnnvonD. Apyi! lS-Arr seAr Ga.sss PhIAAsapAA.
NEw LornoN. April H-Arr schrs Richmead S.e- frsr
fhomasS. for NYcrk Texas Cutter do iStS srceosss
On. DO d. sloop nsrx Cray Church Unessvs for de-
Bordeaux. ns@&soses
P.oyIpE.cx. April Is-Arr siosps orsssa ssurri. Nvs
yrsdsr,sk Breyn Gartiner do below. ss1 49,
Porter. c.rdea.s !, sia brig Nains. -,~
fokrrASn, April lS-Arr schr Sarah Louisa. Nev,>-A
HorfOsL SD lsh bark NatLi Blake. York. HsvssS ~
Ricisosp April l7-sld sehr Hanover. L.n,a,, W..
sAI.s-9d ,ehrs Albert lfrem H.sSissh fYsrt: nay
Tower iron dob dol kiehmond iron Hast Thsnastsnl "a
M,Sros APRIL is.Arr .oh.. Olive. Smith. New H.rs
18th Jonas smith, Nichol. do l5th brig Riisa H.vds.
smith. Havana CID Ath brig Sterling Pe BerSce 49,
s ss1: Ir bsiS W| wssrsrcs Lex Lyspoc brig dsi.sr
D~vh Duaell Podger. WORK. -"
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SHIPPING INTELLIeEN cR


Cleared.
ehire-Isdy Arshclis Glover san Frsncsco. n suto,
Thomas Church Talbot, Hsvsns Atkins Cos 81 Charles
Inisrd, New Orleans n stss<on Hsrion. White, "a
vannsh.
nsrts-ror-eruna tNorvl Arve.teaa Rotterdam. runcA
a cirtfe.
nr,r.-Jcan Ccorre trrl fecovr, rarseiiies n~yi
I'm, Thomas rroabiiis-, Whittcscy. DarbaJees,
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'iYsS. hs ssss sf s::: csss; i' .ss: ~
Mss1sss smith, Mobile, sssls Ha.s:d J..pss HsssS
ES Isr:; ssL.:sii,: ssss'srs TyPss Pine d'' ssSss
cs:v1
ri:rsea; An. GSr,,. rAs%S:ss siSa-
SsSs NICE n @ a. Tsrs. Lsa.i a.: v:
ss A vs!ss.ss Bristol Harriet. French ..d
Cabinss, Terry. Providsnos. III
snip srts.a Barrett New orsssa bdays, with cotton.
srh Industry tBrL sssvs.s Dub,., days xisA railroad
H:rT sisas. Coz sersS ' fssss.ssH Eopi.s zsr.
Cuba sith sssss sdssry vessel t. March
OF Barnss saw schr on her bess ssds apparently New
BI F.,: sSs h:s been :ssigpsd
ssh; Henry x.se. tsf B..Al so:s.,d. c~r.e.. y day.
chip 80 dAys Liverpool for Balsmors Vssss
left s. - s; hsfor ere. reported ted,
sis r..si f,z s..a
sposs brig Lavrsnos hence for Nssvisrr lft Las SO
9Th ss A Ion 2 ~ In squail from shs W. carried
schr Julia Ann Van veutsr Georgetown. sc, sdAys.
ScLr DsviS, Briggs Wilmington NC, dAys With aa-
schr Father Mathew tBr, Boodre... AroAas Ms days
sshr h.ristt. Had. Jss:s Pr,yidsnee; id.ys
slo ooP Rhode isssd. Huh. PSo.issss. az.
sloop Mosss Eddy, Wells. Providsaoe days
Brig Southampton (Brl from Kingston j. WITH ran 10
Sailed.
Brsmsn 5. Charles New orIssas baris Norma Asaisoa
oola Creamorc So John. NIB sohr Crocodile, So vinoat
Prom the sw spls-shp Bengal. Belfast.
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ON Thursday morning. the 18th Inst, ~ Brooklyn
by the Rev Mr. Jseobus. Mr.. Josr Tvso- ktors. o.
New York city to Miss RscHsxL Js-s eldest daughtc'
Of Albert W fIendricksou. Of the former city.
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Dp rAwcyTT ~ coNrIpxSTIAILY CONSULTED
~ he orcs Irsnkfort street. all private dsss->-
the otssinsse yield 70 bis mode % treatment vhs. 10
the srcsral system. Recent disease IN fee
Structures cured the approved plaza The Vie
tins ef sobsry indulsncss mar alec srpy villa esrtA-
Of
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MEDICAL.

EQUAR!AN CONDITION P0WDRRS-rHBY ARE WAR
rsnted for all diseases want Of eondson Of horsss
Many Of the faculty Of ArYers and celebrated
commend them Try thsm1M you arc not ssssaed, call
70 cents package Of one doseu powdsrs -
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NOCURy. NO CHARCE.-Dn- wARREs, OF NO. MOTT
~ street. may be eonhde.tisy consulted all dsasz u
private nsture which he from thrce ave day
witbeut mereury hindrsnos from business Prom yse
from A. M a i0pN
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EVERY MOTHERS BooK-As hPrREHRNsioy OF
II poverty and the 81 80 isrre fsmy ~ ehh
n May ccneitsrs< people from catering che n~
RED here " book That vin te pm maay inpr-
which hee~ ohections Ths 80
thtr sow-d 70 " d~ts te chsrsster ~
tie worf vit be apieersly ssoug
married people. Yer sale ~ the BOOK store ~ readwy
erre<sy 10 other citi~s the
thor n Ann Srcet N. n. The French with N
tcttr ns alluded ~ vrers this sshlcot viii ~ sf-s
Asx ~ Nttk p4.rgc.ss.
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n, tsundsy excepted ma. ~ creenvioh str-ss rhcss
srrprised a. the and rsraiy o. the In stret.
from is hrss or nepieut W re more advanced ssd es-
tressing also, Seminal disess~4 Tire.
mn advantages and very extsnave prNetc~b hs s>s
Incur. such certain. safe and radical shov
ample for STATING be esansa frc osh>v "
a.serf
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&XX sAvkD-pR. eRseoRY's yRnNcH ANrfDoTn
ia N perfect externin.tor % all private disease
IL ssnsuhes N. virus and pus~ths blood The da~s
package lasts veeh ard vsvy few $3.50 re1srs more -
the disease IL Unlimited The proprietor Win
warrant . perfect cure. forfeit $50 al
has been paid. Price, 81. Sold ~ lp Fulton str~ss ~
Broadway II Bovery, " Grand and
doc,cr consulting feoms s5k Madison street. Ne charge
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We have no doubt that the Galphn and other
claims are to be provided for out of some of the
items Of this deficiency bill, or that the money, in
other words is TO supply the loss to some appropra
tions occasoned by deductions to pay those claims.
But let us settle this slavery question, and you
will see what splendid government do in liberal
appropriations. We shall require loan of twenty
millions before December if the negro question is
settled in season, notwithstanding the enormous re-
cepts fIom the tariff of '46.
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nOCToR RALPH GLOVER, AUTHOR OF Tiih Pm.
~ waite Treatise Medic al Guide and several o<her Aelss
sud Srrs. Fsseys continues 90 b consultea A. usas
bic Office, IN those dicu % private nature thst
have esed the ski q hyscisn. lee. sspee"eed % ~.
practice for the las. ~ years hs Lce.en an
has treated dicut Of strstsro gee s>enst
&c than other physci.a this city ono
No ~ formerly No Ann street Private
erffv.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work. the natnr. and
sricsures and all Kindred affections % the urinary
Illustrated By great number Of beautifully plata
large ~ hfe BY Homer Bostv,ok, n d. Lsr<s qsA<ss
~ pace edition Price $40 Kxtrsst from the bassa
medca and Surgical Journal-It said feartee1y.
~ equal 70 Rieerds OF Ae,oe's work the fAmr6
Diseases and fAr anything 81 the kind pub
hshsd In this country Author Of ts vvrk on ssusins
kmiss!ons lmpotsney 10, csnsed BY improper hAbits
ii,her, sTRINSERk TOWNSEND N Drosdvsy. ssi b.
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Foreign Malls.

Lnsrn BAGS for Rio Janeirs Valparaiso
Gea warrva will close ~ the Exchange Reading Rsens ~
Exchange. W all street. this day. At O'Clock.
Letter Bags for Southampton and Bremen steam ship
Hermann. will clsse ~ the above oce to- ~ II
o'clock.
Letter BAGS for Havana, per steamer Isabel sise for
psst 4 seock.
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Sailed from Provincetsvn 18th. bark Parker Cook Cook
North AtlAnt brig samuel Cook Handy do sehrs Harrie
Neal Bush III Williams Young. and Shylock uersey, do
Sailed from Ms,tsposet iCth bark LasrAnse FLANDERS
Atlantic. ~
os Abrehos Banks. Jan %. Emma Jones. Little, M
80 sp board.
stated; had 70 ~, Dec
~he reported -pe.hss two days Previous Cicero Pss
with ~ lbl sp VIII. Just cut In.
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MR.. TALBOT WATTS SIR This IS TO CERTIFY.
w that by the Of two bottles Of your
dene have been entirely very csss
debility which number Of sku physicians
treated without suocess REUBEN JOHNSON,
NeH Hork Itornl -
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BARr JouS prunHAs. bence for California. which was
spoken pilot few has arrived Tsrpsu
lin Csve She has lost rudder bowspr and received other
damage.
sous FAs,os hence for Boston. got ashore Remes
Shoals At Pm Wednesday. Steamer Telegraph, Capt
Psrks assistance and she OF Abest 81 Pr
evening. and vent to sea.
LAuScs-At Augusta Me- eth inst. brig Of lJo tons.
called smith, intended for packet between this
port and Augusta be commanded by Capt Jas Brett,
10th inst By Mcxsrs schr Caroline
Grant 6 TONS TO be employed in the esAssns trade uader
f.,s PAT Vsxx,
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DR. MORRISON Is COMPLEMENTARY oossgLIxD
~ on al forms OF private diseAse rrAosicc u thiv&v
y.srs enables him 70 psrec.iy without ns~csry. Ne
een cases removed lev dAys strsessrrs and seminal
London diploma. in his oGce. s,sk FULTON stresA
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pRivATE DISEASES. SEMINAL wBAKNRSs, GEM
q. debility female Ae infalkhly and speedily
thorough and Intelligent For oilers and f
short time Female medicines Kind ready
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WATTSS NERVOUS ANTIDOTR-rHn rRHsH DE-
Judgements being made every day. with rssard sAts
t"ned ssvonS s d,, y as'Gn'sSng nor ssoss.
Of diseases both and spasmodo that 10 specific
for the govt IL 10 the greatest discovery made In
ONE 81 bottle; 50 dozen No. l07 NAssss The
returned il not efectual.
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The number OF indictments presented by the Graad
jury have been follows in the different years desig

Since 1871. The time when the Recorder made
the presiding Judge of the Ses ops the folio wing named
gentlemen have filled III ~ office -
Peter A Jay was Recorder at the time the Law was
passed and he succeeded the same yesr. by
Richard Riker who lad previ-usly served fonr years
"a Recorder He was succeeded ~ Samuel Jones, VIII.
only served one year. when MIR Riker was again APP
poib ted. and served till 1888, when
Robert Il. Morris appointed and served till 1s4l.
Frederick A. Talmsdgs was appointed in lS4l. land
served till 1si6
John b. Scott epposted In ls4s, aud served till
1913 when the Office having been made elective
Hon: Fred'k Talimadge was chosen by the people
to fill 1t He IL the present Recorder
The Clerks Of the Sessions since 1908 have been John
w. Wyman. Robert Me- John w Wymsn ire
sppsinted) Richard hatfield. Henry Meigs, and Henry
Vapdervoort the present clerk. who appointed in
1s4l and bad served deputy Clerk from 1880 to
the time Of receiving his appointment as clerk. Mr.
Vandervoort has received marked compliments from
the executive depart Dent at Albany for the correct
manner in which he keeps his records and makes his
ref
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Highly Interesting from Washington
s-S>es~~~~~N~~>O~es~~~~~>~Oo~
THE COMMITTEES In THE HOUSE.
>~~~I>>~~~~~~~>~~~>~~~~o
Important Movements Relative to
Central America.
APPoINTMH n rs,
&c. &c. SC.
our SPECIAL rxLrsxArHrc coRRksroNprHcE.


WASHINGTON CRY,
MONDAY NIGHT, Dec 81, IS49
Tke South, upon the House committees, as in
the Senate, have the chairmen on the slavery
question. In the House this is rather compll-
ment than real advantage, as the committees
must obey instructions; and from the proceedings
of to-day, Mr.. Boyd may expect instructions to
bring In bill for territories including the proviso.
Mr.. Bayly, the chairman on the Committee Of
Ways and Means, is free trade Calhoun man.
This is bad prospect for a high tariff report
Mr. McLane, OF Md, the chairman of the Com
mttee on Commerce, is a democrat of the Balti-
more platform.
The Missouri resolutions are held over in the
Senate till Thursday next. Mr.. Benton is expect
ed TO renew the war upon Mr.. Calhoun, when
they are presented.
II is rumored that the wings have been debating
the policy of cutting loose from the cabinet.
Mr. Seward will push the slavery issue to an ex-
plosion, if possible.
We understand that special instructions are to
be sent to Mr. Squier, on the Nicaragua business.
We spprehend that Mr.. Clayton will give up the
Island Of Tigre.
H. B. Maxwell, Of Penn, is rendered the con-
sulate to Trieste.
The free-soilers, having a man on each Of the
committees on slavery, are satisfied. The wings
are not pleased with the Chairman on Foreign
Affairs, whose appointment they attribute entirely
TO bis conservative views on slavery.
The New York appointments will probably be
cent TO the Senate within a few days. That of
Col Webb will probably be held back, pending
the resolution of Gen. Cass.