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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
WANTS.

W ANTE ID S.t1--.9.s fJ~ r4l.er = -sc. -. .
w er1 ct.cro1, recently arrived free 2, m CIV pa
az assoc.etin1s AID - LIZ ., 7grS ~ nclef's 80
Apyhcat o. - te made A. he OF cefs ~ Conn
Emigration. In he PsrE No charges -
{NA>TED-Im,oea.sieiy I'VE pr ~ s'esfy rnet - i.
w urlerstan3 ne inning ~ rf--' ilsil .l-i-- =
ssrapbrcs mc.pdeo.s e. % hon Rnoc sses a-l Cub
stan en- ,ioynsn' WI. b. Ry,n l9a.He1 FIX i 80 v....
4sfz' Gro 4 PRINCE 20 q fo-.o- =
tsTANTFD-By rcspee tsoe msa gong SOM ot
w irgr i.r New York JDurnz, a. agency % -1.r
re,f4ira OF ROOD character - an s1r a-y 90 DIS le-
s-rq~er1erf Reference eEcasf fH1 address y DIV
~ pos pa.ol
tIANTED-Aa ., 94,ierc,8 MAJ % work so lir
w tskerv 4 s,es4r temperate nsf "ip is Win 2 h
a. WON a. al aane9 " fles. VITA peunalen s-s r.
son Apply, s.u no delay, a. 10 S-esnl~-ti cor N1s-t-
WANTED ~o.orrd va.'er VIC understands l'
w slsi-sss sad can tra.g good reisr~'cfs Z = To
2f,' WEEKS. KELLEY O. 20 p va.
INFOR1IaTION is wsu.ed - GEORGE sr1 JANE
tSOEf- cr trer Of GeI NoTs. formerly of >c0- afl. M
re-eriy residing n 80 .res The, ~ leaT " s1reiras
10 iieir advantage ~ salr".-lrg
MAsTERTOS Z SMITH. cor Of Avenue
ef2-ote- Eeysu'--s- Ne'F-iors
y OTICE.-Tie ieauous ~ friends of " " : u s.
1NGRUDER, la,e n gunr-f- nat or ooard ne Q =,
saip Oso who died IN Pan Frarrisco sep -o lo 81
AN receive some Information winch way be- benefrs. .o
men by UpIiy1g o. Doc E1lDr Of The Carlisle if-l
Hera.i 1fA
go REWARD.-LOsT. 10 tr1 upper part of tie q 81,
'Cc on SUNDAY morning par o. gold e. e-g.a.-'s re-
oar oi ibe NewHsven House cor Fo1ri-s7 end I"el -
seyeuti-st -
e. Gao WANTED $50 for tenn Vi ear m
properfv Apply % ; McLEkS engisrers ht
Ctsmbefss- Irving House ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

tofm OF agreement eS aouses he very best yet Pgo
1shed, Is his dSy issued ne scoscr hers c'nisinir<
among oher proyisoAs eov-nan Cor he asrAn 10 pay
the snHaA reDt charge Crocr water assessed y
the Corporaron Of ne Ciy u New-losk hnerA dls
count made 10 tho us6e. BELL GOULD, Sanoners
Isl sna Lsv-Sank PueashsrA IS Nssssa-sl
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,,o,, chyTIoX 10 pEAF PERSONS

VTOhh NtNf M I KID lnan ltnellIrl y y TIl-E'
10 Oaaes OILS Sixteen rsafs q rrscrcs l-r7erc CT
slee-ssi1 Treatment ofhe Ear. cna5 - Dr. Ii ENER
= tAst broadway. Nsw-lork % care a. deafness snc
Nses oe bad IA short urs. ~ihOUI nsk pair 4
ne nSIFs ard drum destroyed o. nurrd psst ~
soNS S0nsul eiloa - br let-r OF Otherwise Al Otre
aosrN ea'y run Unn n. B. rapsd leusrs refused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
LEGHoRN HAT nrANUFAcroRY.

\ WILSON. Legh1rn Hat rnanulacurer. kiEtta.ss
~. th house above Twenty St-st side. Pers
having Lcghorn honueis fats hsvs them serd
fashionable shape without any appearance o. reeug 81
I tris esfahl. hmtnt lf lm+
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=. CALITOKNIA BOLD REGInNs-.

- ~ fkANCl.CO AID sACRANENTO CITf
The u-ar.y lrig. fssf 20 .lng clipper b..f b-,y
SOP b a. orF -y-fec arf COS PER f1sere1 q scti
t--, te --pa'cl 80 'or bee aooF- pors 49, ~ a aY.
- fl ~ Narc. is vessel rf-rs s1ceror t1 lee..er.,
t-r-- sld -s--el-ers frrm d.. eNref.rrc- ID 81.
exec. -. al.oauo1s-r,s apply 20 T5ONAs I BRAY
SAAD. = Na--, Or ~ ue Captain w ioald. ioot y.
Reeve r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

VIZ ? MOTT 5 Wa
CHAS u BARRETT ln L-er-y e.
JANIS MARSH. ii F0h-arra1e.
W. ABRAM SANDS. -lr Fs--l- al = l..arl 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

- y .tI.I = " nv 4 sFl-rI LIZ II
hlNDOO. Ai.er --as,rr E. Cad X a. Per -
80. s.tr fecE-sip, Ia, RIVER Shippers VII bur
cow -lrif irel-l- 81 here vii be ~ &c A.. A few
cabin Passengers ran be- taken
= B. SUTTON CO - Was
- w. " JOHN OGDEN 10 Waist
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~, Y.-r, non StsI II
~ III l AMI run SAIL"
@To IET ny Ir..r roP TERN 0F
= YFARs y PFsra 1Ne5y rS,.~ 80 store
- rolses 10 front n Re Ar--- Dcrs s--,-i s,- hesvv
nA1zt.efa-ns S,rsH Po~er NJ oe pa. 2 desired "a
-. 80 -, - - Per ca = as1 VII ne
49,, a. as lsl - -. e Con SsnS Or I"
AT0 lit = s7757-z ~ I--.- - :, = :,
Ii ne rryai Sc. = L..Peaaft-.t eonPrsns t~ss-Hs
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ss.-s., o. s7a'd Is .1slt.s Or me- ~ -ec1sst>
aA1- - ,'-s-- -----,- Sin
- To LIT 1egs 4-..1ry 1-.cs tolscs n- -
e as. SIDE Q S-ve1.-s-e between Tw-u-f-.l-i l1d
r.e--r- q .-r-t 81 Sc rr -r--r Soc rse--r-
.ara-., - '-.t ess' q >ev~a.a-avsrse n Crs,gs
Va'er : 1'r'c-eed 70 ~ en.-. Re-; 81 % ss'5
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p. 81 a'' aw,t ne l'.s.s sNl = p.
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AZ 5.e.. " ..r.es y .-5.. s.s. rs-s- 1a,.~
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ANY 81 L 4 tINtANLl. - S.1--nr-t rs 3 y r-
NJ
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- - - r -. 40 y 49,
- l--- p.-r-., .-..- AZ. ..-..- 81 -. U
H., =, = g..- P... o. N-'' p. -'',
r. DESIRABLE RE-IDENCE NENAkA.
e. y J. At PRIVATE SALE The a-s re..i-re" cf
3 cove --ctase,.. offered 81. rr s.e s..' -r.
-h- .tr. .f Mace rrHt 70 = -'ri % 81. So. %
f... CHI lt rye aI-4ts vt.A .l .tH N..'-
Irl-- k-ra1f Dep Al -a rr.- gl .-s1--, s-c.'rs
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Cd -r..- and = respects very Gel. rs. c-1Fsl-r
-.-.r r.r-s--1 i.0reH gray refna nl arct sd
MORTGAGE -t.-Hi
r...-r. .-. tg. "a. H.s. - srntta 90 arr -r-ln
... ...-..--. ENe-.,l-s ~ lie gag. F-1l~-
D=-. ~ ISr.s.s- N->ars
tDNfFD CROW El.i-
ROBERT CR9WELL.
N. s, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

81 FOR tAllfDRNlA.-TLe splendid ~
- schooner BETTY BLISS, beng neaTv ready fr
.rA VIZ 80. m irw Gays lr-cty for San Fran-f.
-l I-- owners have conc 4ded ;ake iF u.s.e1g-r.
-fry "a s-A- rpr- -uocclp.-d To Hose WHO have
rr l1scrssf1 applicants for -f0Heh rcset. ger -f~sn
RS - a-or1s rare chance ql.n.irv u f-- III
49, cal H- iaA-1 Q apt ID for incnle disiefv
~ 81 JANIS BISHOP : co B-sssr..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

DCBLIC GDniYisTRGT9Rs oFYIcE y. ss,sa4 - =
h-rr5y fvsn - r-strss - s-r q "a ~ klhNi
GssB prlCE AN sf,hs Cfr Nsr fgrs
ral t-f t,.tats 4E - -e-s n ~ 90
IL a Plts k4aizastlafer, - -
1s5cset - aefpnf-e O. ar-ss -
" ttr sfrsief ~ ss
--r.. a. H.ra ~ Tea q
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n FrEsCANCEo af.-f e ~ szrrsts Courff
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yea 81 o. s~ssr. su'h ssy q asrA
Ist, IL tad isy q s,S,sne.s -
80 .s.s. cAAklIi VAS con- on Asa=.s'sis"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
NEAIRIHnN ERANlH.

Leaves n-a-t .rA ~ A u AID 2 -. on TUESDAY Ju
Leaves N-sgDnI .h i.r N~T-fDfk .cDnircung w y,
ram. going W.s. o. tLe.t,f.l a. o. All snd 7. y
Frr.fI rstts Nr@ lufA ~ al siainls Dn % fua1 ds
f-ii1avs r,c-y..ij nj 81 Fnghi i0f koclosiei -
fi0 esq al sra- e.t o. Genera wii ," lSs,iee -
An.u.l .la Aocte...l x h a' G-frsa
~ JAMES 2. HiRKVuOD. sap.ratent.f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America
For Europe

For Europe
CVSARp LlNS-Fev Lissrpea,
AAERiCA CsrL Ss.xsSs fraH Bes,oa.... Msj Ma
CANADA. Capt kssssss fssta New fcsS Wei MAJ
For Bremen.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
WASHINGTON Capt Lem FTssa As~ ga 81 Ma y
Fer New-York.
OCEAN SfxAN NAVIGATION COMPANY.
AxRMkNN. COST Fos New losA IN NH y
WASHINGTON Capt fAsss Fes New 0t.. Noe AFTa Is
Fer ChaSres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
CALIFORN MA.

HAYES l. ROSE
COUNs ELLORs A. LAW,
-a- Frz.-scl C.lf,1~- %
ayFFRESCES-H1 y Z Butter + y owen -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
= -,.-..-NEM.N ORK ~ EKIE nv

AZ -s.s,.is'-.,y's aOAD On aud aisf Monday De
q, he trains aln as ioissa
q. Hsars exc. rt.dl Morning Train Tor kimrs tofaAf
. l...raa ~. 81 sces lesvns &c pier f1uf ~ D-s4sa
f..y a. 81 arriving me same vFsalnz Evening ffIi
flf .f pa G.rl.. rersOn. Geneva Rochester Dz1As
, fln ...arrl. sir q slc. .~gsts A. n srrtlf 4
Buffalo ne roar t.efiag Fare % GsTrta o y i0 haeht
f.r = fj. % BIao 90 49, Pa--si gers i1f iiarl ~
C.ra ls.- o.. he cars 90 he tz'uFs and susQ l-s1
ush x n' Ofr.O Passenger III Iiofa srf Lycosaf
c0.1.s Pa lake ti" ~ ila iorlug and bioss0qy
y % Clra.lg 4 Way fain saves P0u Jeris fof sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
70 LET AND FOR SALE

TO LET AND FOR SALE.
- FOR RENT LOWS vsry se.-,h.e
- iy-f0grras, oerF-s- Sfn-h snd Tenn ~. - =
shet VIII a. ihe modern - sT',, -, - 49,
Wv ap So. o - - E LArsOS ~ To- l-eri So
40 ID age ~ -0---c-io1s s,res g E1c Pesrst
ID 5 Wsier-st a. snder re Peas house AE2J 70
: " LAT>OS 10 BrOscva- = =
LECTTRE ROOM TO RENT ecr1-e
& roor n % Geu>-. SoeI. q aeonAles 40 Sc.
- r-n ID IN CIV 1f SewYorE, sa0~' - N>o1anirs
HI - sros1vay, v - -e-ir'i 'lf re-s '-' "'Tsi2
ItfIm CHARLES P. BROWN - Wsrst
- FOR ~AI-E or To LET-Ts- arge ard
RI -su-odols .lfessory ,fcs l''s--s 80 80 y
A-eyr ~ DIXON. 80 sE-as7 or t9 G. 4 Nl
~. - y--e-e--l-.l ~ -
- To kET.-wi.a ssra1 rover for ire a1.se al
- ~ e-s' a0or seven, F1rk.-o. . BE- sane bald
irE-tae 1esl CITED o. az 2 - - .-.'-s'n '-l
.H---l-s--y L-ll-- =. , ~ Z : 49, = IT.
g. TO ILL., -qper 7ar OF tle ssl,-- .-o-y
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t"o o. itre- ,er-1-- Any 3. = h-ea1N. -
s. ~ Ii PER. q aas.. Sotl-M sore--ssr
~ TO IET-Ca-uer STR, - - a. l Tins
~ srru-e s-H. House. C-anl--ss- Az pa
Hall l. >.-lc--t ron Z. Z. - 60, 80
e.. TO lIACHINIsT- NANrFACTCsERs AND
-: fiiLLERs -f1r sa- ur 60 --tf.' -l-re Ns.sr
- Power ~ A.-arurs Erees. "a ,le 3. OF
s-e-I.r.ev ar rraso1lL- terms tbs fon .r embraces
.rrg 81 -r--5- efC-t-
d--.a. tf- slnIuer -H. cubic t--t 20 v.'rr fsr r
.-rrfcrs %: pond Shove le Dam IS p, arr-s -e
e-c,1a. t,si arc al. = feet enc lie mechanics. ~
era' o 81 h1rs- BOWER TIE 1871 srs M fe center
ft- f1e rsre t-t "a road 1e,'s fIf
N-s.-York ard r. a1rptia Tue power constant ar-
if- ra~rn.rarcr org tested. l-s cerrs nrs41n u~rr
gree frirran.err. ra,rr com .sn.-s .lr me-
{ III. ~ T--. g.. ~l- -i a.re 4r- -s--
l-.a. SSH. o.. delivered 81 tar csuai basin ST. ,1
.at af Ire 70. SEES si from : - lH 81 -l Tie
markets Bro abundant sai living cheap.
Iff- --rrs .r- offered - capt. --s u. -0--. 'o
ease r...ta.i h1- -- be power. Ed agreement
- entered into t4 lst ap B. ar Eo-. lll.
.e- ID 'lf
at--,r Ut r-s-- Alsr--- Mccall
81 sr.r.lf .I- sou II .Hri-st r. ad-.rH b..
-. F0R SALE -ELN!B8 MILLS. At ELNIRA
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" IT x LUL II II = - y = ~
- % src. 0er1ried ~ Joan Fi-h-- BE- >-4rs-s- We
chester Couury WITHIN one ne - - ac--1 Rliro
De 90 a. H.rs Co- . 20 oe I'D ty order - A.. z--,
1u re premises Ice = CAV q Nsr-r r-1- o. - cE
-oC1 OreaAf o. - purchase rors7 -sl r. procured
-orgsEe - fMr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-16

They very fond Of Of visits comp-
ments, sc. Gen. Campbell stll remains in terror Of
being assassiuated He has received many threatening
Communications within the past ten days to that ef-
feet His friends take sleeping at his house and
In case of stack they would, without doubt give
a good account of themselves. We expect that when
the els Of leave the barbor, the lives Of
all America we'll the Consus will be very in
secure. There is no protection, and can expect
none, except from our constant watchfulness, and
always being ready for self defence
The steamers ohio and Isabel, from New Yerk and
Charleston brought not line from the government to
General Campbell We presume they had not time to
have them Published in the newspapers before the
vessels sailed and Of Consul could not ex-
pect TO receive a communication from Mr.. Clayton
before IL is published in the daily prints the
his formei letters Of May 3lst and June 1st The
spaniards are very much elated with the idea that
England, with France, are TO join Spain In the war
with the United 81 ates which they certainly think
will take place, IL Lopez Gonzales Sanchez Isnaga
and Others not given to the General of
who il is said, has made demand for them SO We
must wait and see what kind Of q chicken il Matched
from great an egg. TRUTH.
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Police IuteiISueuce.

The Case Of Niies-The decision OF Justice Osborn
WAS given yesterday afternoon In the Of 0eOrse w.
Niles, who Is alleged to have Induced one Dana A.
Gale In obtaining bill OF sale OF furniture val
ued at S75 from Samuel Proper about year ago,
sides met and Justice Osborn decided that
Of the papers he believed there enough shosn TO
the next ,erm Wsy ssS %r Nss
born do you believe the evidence Of Gale given in this
investigation ?" The magistrate replied Only fAr
as Gale corroborated by other witnesses and no.
thing further" Mr. Niles then gave bail in the sum
of sle00 to any indictment which might posi-
bly, be found by the Grand Jury.
Charge Of .i6ei Dismissed the I'd Of July isss.
William Chase Barney, Of No. Aston house, made
notary public Of New York had psrpetrated libel
him, by writing to Mr.. VIM. y. R.ddAl passport clerk
at Washington, setting forth that MT Barney Vas
and forged certificates to Washington to obtain p..s
ports and upon the virtue Of .ueh smdayit Mr.
further Investigated. Yesterday, the hearing came
of, when not single charge sworn to By Mr.. barney
subttantiated, but, the contrary, Mr. Nonss
produced the oath of Mr. VIM O. Redda, the passport
clerk of the Department Of State made before justice
Of the peace and certified by the Hon John M Clay
ton TO the effect that the said charge made by Mr..
Barney was untrue-thst Mr.. Nones never did directly
indirectly write or etherwis. make to said ReddA,
us charged by said Barney and that the proceeding;
taken on that occasion against Barney were made BY
order d the Secretary Of State of the United states
without any interference of Mr. Nonss with the State
Department. The magistrate Immediately dismissed
the complaint against Mr.. Nones In consequence Of
Mr. Barney failing to prove the truth or the &c cusa-
ton The magistrate further directed that the bail q
Mr. Noues be discharged from any further liability.
We understand that civil suit will be instituted
against Mr. Barney by Mr.. Nones, for damages.
Carrying Siuns Shot.-A man. called Thomas Quirk,
arrested yesterday on charge OF having his
possession slunr shot and With the same aSsultcd
Martin Dolsn. Officer Curtis arrested Quirk on tue
charge and conveyed him before Justice Osborn who
ommittsd him TO prison for trial.
Charge Of Awder.-The man Andrew Ferguson. who
stabbed Saturday night by John Tiger who in
nicted two wounds In the abdoms Of Fergusor with
knife died Monday morning In the City ospital,
from the effects of the injury The Coroner called
TO hold inquest.
Bold RoIbsrs-some daring burglars forced an en-
trance into the dwelling house occupied by the Rev.
Mr.. Britt, situated in 5oth street Fifth avenue,
by boring holes through the basement window shut
ters After obtaining sdmittsnce the robbers helped
themselves to eating and drinking aud hen carried
OIL two silver table spoons three able cloths eight cut
tumhers and ten table knives, valued in nil about
so They also took away all tho keys belonging to the
basement doors. No arrest.
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seat without law being previously passed author-
Ying his election PreoedeDts have been established
both ways aud for the plain reason that the admis
sion Of states by Congress and the admission OF
delegates by the House, are always questions sd-
dressed to the sound discretion OF the two bodies
each application depending much more Upon it, vi
circumstances and merits than upon any settled rule
or law on the subject Even admitting the claim of
Texas Mr. Smith may still be the delegate wherever
the boundaries may turn out To b.. New Mexico Ia
so deeply Interest ed IN this question: that she should
be heard on this floor It was utterly possible 70
pass law in the House for territorial government
without the Wilmot proviso, aud such proyiso
could pass the Senate Gentlemen refused represen-
tstcn TO New Mexico as territory, and would most
Likely refuse To admit her state We received her
as political organization and guaranteed the rights
and privileges OF American citizens Therefore there
is reason for admitting the delegate. H. has been
waiting here for eight months which have been
ca he Is to be admitted, do so a. once, and don't
delay the question for ever.
The committee rose at this uncture, ana the House
pA
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nicnted M, lhle-,. ,.l.,lo., 81 !. -, :
heard ON M. ,olio.,.r -t ~ 40 they has
t.L.n hs,,,s Ja.,S.. s ~ w. .mcsfs ~srs
tbe witn.ssss a., m, ashsr ~. gs.,s foo@ -'ts
ON IN. ioin, tss,ino,, s.,s..s. -. ~ W 80. ses
both s.mn.l D,arx "a hl. - - .s 49, ssss"
Ioxi,g ia srrs.ss ws.,. a. - a. II,a.f ro.-
csslly 10 IN. h.,s. a, w,s.. a 80 -,,ss Dte-y
$50. "A ~, - ~. - ~, - ~, .s-enns 80
h.mornins -, ,b., a.. ~ - a. ~ 800, 80. ~
Wutes cross.a an. C.,h.,,ns 49,. =. ~ . . sl .s
ooeers A Al ID s..,,h J.ssta. 80 s. 80. 49,. ~
sd,s nc, i,,.ns a.s.,.s.,,a \. ~. Shsss
.,Sa,, ,rsaI,. ~ a., @ y. ~ 49,. 50 ~ 49, ~
g. - 49, ~ 1879 80 sIs-ihx
te n'.,o.a rhaa. 80, s, =, !. !, !. n ~. -.
ps,s, - .. ~ DI"iN NJ ~ 49,
crasssors ,,,ss ~ "a, hthe e-,s "a. omos1
and n ~ ~ NAuse 'tA-seess
tion i'm H. , "ne Wiz nh pe-t ~ "b.rT'.-
omen 10, ON ~ II"s snomps.n tsrn.a ln'o IN
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THE PRoR ABILITY OF NEW CABINET.
Swarrs Of Politicians and 0llcc Seekers,
&c, DC, DC.
The Latest from the Capital.

OUR SPECIAL TELBG GRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON. July IS, 1850.
understand that the Hon. T. Butler King IL now
en- his way TO the capital having been by
graph yesterday. This looks as If he offered o
place in the cabinet In fact, have understood
and have before reported to you that he win take the
Eavy Department.
The widow and family OF Gen Taylor went to Mr..
Merediths Saturday last, where they will remain
Sntl they go to DR.. Woods, in Baltimore.
The Southern members feel better to-day. The
Southern organ, this morning says that the parties
most identified with Mr.. Clsy's Compromise have
agreed consult alton to allow the Southern boun-
dairy Of California at thirty five degrees north and
settle the northern boundary of Texas at thirty four
degrees
1t is also rumored here that Mr. Webster has been
rendered and accepted the State Department
There is another report that the members favorable
TO the Union have agreed upon amendment to the
Compromise bl-that of thirty -four degrees North
and that Mr.. Douglass will offer 1t TO- morrow
The Omnibus looks WELL and made some head
way to day still, however, it is 9 matter Of great
anxiety. The payment to Texas and the boundaries
of New Mexico and California are troublesome Mr..
Clay seems willing to compromise them, If expedient.
But the administration must first be sounded. Some
expect message the subject from the President,
but 1t Is not certain.
Mr. Fillmore is believed to be favorable to the Com
promise bill as Il now stands
Nothing conclusive has yet been disclosed regarding
che new cabinet
Senator Pearce, Of Maryland, is spoken Of for the
Treasury Department
1t is reported that the present cabinet will stand till
the Compromise bill be acted on have the full
vote Of It's friends The arrangement will proba-
oily require two or three of them in the cabinet but
the friends Of the bill can't afford to lose them
from the Senate.
All the whg cliques are actively operating for the
spoils A swarm Of nominees not acted upon, have
come to town 20 look after their chances.
We will probably get through with the Omnibus bill
chs week, though anticipate fierce discussion
tomorrow. We at the critical point Of the game
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Common Councii.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
This board met last evening Present. the President
Of the Board and quorum Of members.
Petition Of Hose Company No. IS for new Hose
rsvTATior oorrrs WIN AUTHORITIES o nsoor-
wv ON rHk SUBJECT Oh IHs russhAL oEarsosiss. .
appointed to make arrane.ments for the obsequies Of
the late President Of the United States sent card In
yitpg this board to cooperate with them. The invi
tation was accepted.
Resolution that scow be provided and used to re-
eevs GnaL instead Of having IL thrown into the East
River sttbe foot Ct 23d street. Adopted.
preamble and resolution adopted TO the effect
that committee be appointed to make some plan for
the proper disposition Of the old Arsenal Grounds In
Centre street. Mesus. Barr Boyoe, and Alvord we're
sppoipted such committee
Resolution that Pitt street. from Grand to Houston,
rarsns psos TINE soAsp oy ALpsssrs.
Resolved That I'D street nom 9th to 10th avenue,
BE- repaired forthwith. Copcurred In.
Resolved That 18th street be renumbered- Con-
cured in.
A CON m unication from + r. Beck Secretary Of the
State Library at Albany asking for copy Of the pro-
ceedings OF the Commos Council OF this city. This
,srn Of The Common Council on motion va. directed
In the action OF the Board Of Aldermen.
Resolution to remove pole from Bleecker street. In
ffcnt Of the Northern Exchange
Resolution voting the thanks Of the Common Coun.
ell TO the Vice President Of the New Jersey Railroad
sse 70
New York hr,m with their apparatus, TO Phisael.
pbis on the occasion Of the recent connsgrstion In
that city Coucprred In
Report Of the Committee on Streets In favor OF re-
ferrisg to the Street Commissioner, with power, the
tuhj.ct Of ~ splsting the curves the line Of the
Harlem Railroad In this city. Copcurred In.
Report Of Committee on Fire Department. In favor
OF Increasing the company Of Engine Co from ~ 70
40 men CoDcured in.
Revolution sbthoriripg the slosing Of the public
ces on the osy set apart for the funeral ceremone'
In honor 81 the memory Of General Taylor, late Pr.si
dent 81 the Unitsd States.
R,,ols,ion that James Br.mner be appointed In.
tps ctor - 60 m anon sc hools In Seventh ~srd.
Rssoirtior TO appoint Dsuiei W. Clark Trustee Of
Public Sttcti in Fourth vaTd Concurred in.
Resolution that ere bydrsnt be plsced IN Madison
street shout loo feet ~est Of Pine street Ccscurred In
Resolution that the Health Warden In each vArd b
PERMITTED 90 the Ctuton water from the ht'
BY dfspt where they think ~ H. wanted TO clean ths
streets The resolution originated In this board
The Board IT Aid.rmen cOncurrsd and this board
sober TO their former action, ~hion vas 90 refer
to the Croton Aau.duct Board With power.
Resolution 90 uxht Third p,reet between sscent
svchu ne spd the Bovry, With gas
Board sdi, prssd tni ist Monday 10 August
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10 Indians on tho Rio Grande.

NEW ORLEANS, July III, 1850.
Much excitement prevails the Rio Grande, and
families abandoning the settlements
settler, from Riot rands city says that the Indians
formed three divisions and descended to Corpus
Christi-one advanced on Brownsville the other two
passed over to the Mexican side Of the Rio Grande.
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Letter OF MIR. Stephens, go.

BALTIMORE, July IA, 1885,
Mr. stephens has written letter denying that he
or Mr. Toombs waited on President Taylor during his
late illness He him, several days before his ill
ness, but never had any such conversation that
mentioned by correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Bulletin, about slavery.
negro, named Evans was shot Ut il believed NOR
tallyo at the fremen's riot here, last night
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Later from Havana.

New ORLEANS, July 10, 1850.
The Ohio has arrived from Hayans, with dates to
the 9th inst.
The trial Of the prisoners progressing. Their
probable fate was unknown
The American and Spanish fleets we're sailing ont