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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


'aN5 BALrrMoRE, Jan 3D., p IN. \
Improvement IN the ssafhr Anothu homicide The Can
fornia ship-A rspimand, - Custom-hoa. o6ees.- Inc
ssayksts $c. 1850
The weather has at last changed aud most decidedly
for the better, after month Of almost constant RAIN snow
aud sIeet which had rendered
pedestrians There Is cloud to DO seen today ana
tho SUI shines out brightly
boy named Charles Despada died yesterday from the
effect Of wound inflicted by pistol shot in the hands OF
another boy named James Pierce, few nights since, IN
street fight Pierce with three other boys Is now In JAIL
awaiting the action OF the grand jury the case ms
viii prove warning especially to parents who allow heir
children to engage in these disgraceul night brawis
The ship Monterey, which sailed from this port on oun-
day with company Of flying artillery from Fort MeHeny
took out besides the battery of the company, ten "a and
ten 81 Founders, 1000 thytwo and 1000 twenty -four
pound ball. and large quantity Of other kinds OF annu-
milton She also takes out 1000 bbs subsistence stores
800 bricks 5000 feet dressed flooring boards and $4,000
bushels of oats-al government Colonel Ma
gruder the commander Of the company will start IN about
two weeks by way of the lsthmus-
learn that the officers Fort McHenry have received
severe re primand from the department at Washington,
for their degradation of the service, by using men In
uniform attached their command positions on seve-
raj sleghing excursions through the city, with sixteen
horses attached to the sleigh.
There has been decision yet made by the court OF
peal, in the case of John Price, serving his
tence Tor the murder Of George Campbell The motion is
to declare his trial illegal which, ifgraned will set him at
liberty.
There has been no made yet In relation 10 the
reduction of the number OF officers in the Baltimore custom
house. in daily expectation that
their will come next
The MARKRTs.--In the Baltimore market this morning
there was nothing doing in -four Of any kind No sales OF
wheat Small sales of white corn at 52 a Oh cents, and
yellow at 50 cents Nothing in oats Sales Of whskey
26t cents in barrels
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The French government have the monopoly Of the to-
bacco usde In France. The Minister OF Finance recently
advertised for proposals for furnishing usual quantities
and varieties Late Paris papers that the sdudica-
don oo place the 2oh Of December at the Office Of the
Miniur q Finance, when 900 Kilograms Of Virginia
wore awarded 10 Mr. Psskaore lo5 francs s5 centmes
the 100 Kilograms; and 22<00o0 Kilograms Cor CO.,
II ST. No. Macedonia sobscco awarded ssf 7sc
Havana A. IleL CO., Jaws 262f 50c and Paraguay Al
Isl A kilosram is about TWO and quarter pounds.
t,,t rf4 f IN Y. Sun.
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We are compelled Every much to regreD to post
pone the proceedings Of the House Of Representatives Of
yesterday in consequence Of the great length into which
the very Interesting debate Of the Senate runs II was
one Of the most important scenes which have wit.
messed in the Senate.
would be premature for us to enter critically into the
proposition of Mr. Clay for compromise Of the agitatng
subject But whilst Mr. Cays compromise will scarcely
b adopted in the form and spirit in which is present.
Cd tmay indirectly lead to discussions and some
suggestions Of different FORM which may be productive
OIL settlement upon this exciting question.
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BAYB's vosAes TO Eurorr As this panorama win close
win the present week. We hope ffsnds at distance
win Ices the present opportunity Of seeing this beaut
ri pctns before lie departure. Now 10 therefore the
lime 70 have view Of this splendid work Of arr, which
sE1s instrncton and amusement all who pay II visit
1sw wI " swc exhibitions today, ~ and haifPsa 7,
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MIME STOEI beg invite the attention Of strangers
generally well selected and choice stock Of
wines bands &c old and Of the highest order which
offer moderate pricesi
Madeira casks Of various grades, some very old
Sherry, pale and brown, bottled and in wood, N ssf
Port wine of very superior quality and genuine !.
Rhine wine Of great variety among them senberser Cabinet
I" 5teinweirn B0cksbrue.n ef l4.s7 .
Also sparkling Rhine Mosee from the house Of Henkc
Co., in Mayence, on the Rhine I. !. :. !,
French wines-ChaInpagne, " HeidSck, n1umm Co az
Bnmon" Meet Chandon " Chateau Lahte," Hauf bnon
g Haul faiance," ST. Julien, &c. .iFfgaa
Table Claret Sauterne, &c. ", n
Brandies in bottles, vintage 1879 'oia VI, LONDON
Dock, &C.
Also on draught, dark and pale Cognac.
Jamaica Rum In bottles, high proof, and finest havor
Holland GIN very fine and pure
Irish, Scotch American Whskey IN bottles and casks
Ansete de Bordeaux Curacoa" ovid Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Biters prepared by myseif) .
scoth Ale and London Brown Stout, &c.
49, JOHN II. BUTHMANN,
Pa. avenue, south side, between ~ and streets.
7-2twif2m
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EA BLANCHARD Phisdephia, just issssd IN Hsto
Ia Sketch u The SECOND War between the Unlsd states q
America and Great Britain sseaed g aet o. csness me es q
Charles Ingerson, embracing the Of 1914 IN well
price dollar
nssrson position, Congress, during
1872 and for has afforded him oppora-
es for The collection q Information from an sources foreign and
himself and the result Is amount
eresng matter which the ghfof the and eluc
dates hitherto doubtful points respecting the and
Of that period The volume confined the details OF e
military conflicts, particularly OF Legislative
action political and and consequences Of the
struggle together with sketches Of the PROMINENT among
other will be found chapter Bank Of the United
states. from M charter TO It's winding up with plan Of bank
from General Jackson.
Persons residing county book through
post ONCE by remittance Of dollar TO the publishers
Dec T-teo
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s.ps.m. osar. OF IN. Ua,s.a states.
TurspAY. january 90, 1850.

" W. ~ TUESDAY. January 20, 1850.
No 49, Thomas Williams, administrator, &C., u.s. Bene.
dict Benedict. appeal from the district court Of the
United States for mississippi Mr. Justice Grier delivered
the opinion of the court reversing the decree Of said
district court and remandng the cause, with directions
to enter decree for the complainant continuing the in.
junction.
No 81 Charlotte Taylor Us. James Taylor ct AL APP
peal from the circuit court Of the United States for Georgia
Mr. Jusies Daniel delivered the opinion of the court
reversing the decree OF the said circuit court and remand
ing the cause to said court for further proceedings to
De had therein in conformity with the opinion Of this
court 4Nt fs @l
Nos 50, S. and 50. Jacob L. Roy, plaintiff in error,
%. Baldwin, Beard, and Nichols The argument of these
Gases vas continued by Messrs Seeley and Baldwin for
he defendants in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, at II O'Clock
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~ Of the ssaass. aadwss sstias through Congress
avs which gsvs vsus % the scrip IN which he himself
da thaf body i 90 sjsdieed against him that il would
NOT DO bin ustesf o. does be suppose thai public opn
ion in this Douglas matter has settled down into verdict
Of aoquiiil II be believes the latter. we deem il our
duty % undeeevs him. BY copying few Of the numer
on extracts from the various newspapers in the country
which have In possession and to suggest TO him
thetpsbic opinion is very far from having settled down
into the conviction that he is the innocent victim, and
hst Mr. Douglas is the wicked ntrguer plotting his de-
ssrucon On the contrary, the public believe that there
are too many intrinsic evidences OF truth in the story Of
Mr. Douglas. to leave any doubt candid and impartial
smnds Of is entire authenticity. But we proceed with
sour extracts:
b, From the Taunton (sisss.) True Democrat
tN. ~ Home Department. Coming Events.
"DEAR Father says be thinks he will not remove
''ToM EWING. IT,"
OF Washington city. BY the Of the Secretary Of the In
.esos i has some oSnnsxion with very dscIedi,sble
Tss case i simply .Ss.- Mr. Ewing wsn,sd house
and Mr. Douglas wanted an Office. Mr. Ewing held at
sss &c Il
dspMmen,s q Washiusson which he desired 70 rent a.
rwSs 10 sailed md examined saPp's and decided that
would answer bis purposes with some alterations and i'm
nisrvisw subsequently Mr. Ewing conveyed a intna-
mi, s pobaSiy Womb have la. d,icntv N ob,ainnv
the Office fo which be was an applicant. Acting on this
suRgeson MIR. Douglas offered the house 10 Ewing at
e%b0 and possession was taken and the repairs made to
meet the wishes q Mr. Ewing AZ expense
SO Ewing got the house; but meanwhile, the appointment
nof new gardener "a place OF old Jenny Naher was not
forhcomng Douglas began 10 grow lmpat emit and, what
worse, lie began TO ieel serious aPpehensions that he
oaice ia question was nor 60 he bestowed upon him, &C
cordng 20 his understanding Of the terms Of his agree
ment with MIR Ewing fof the house Deerm4ned not to
be dupedb the cumming Secretary, and satisfied that he
had been vctimzed IN the bargain, Ndr. DouRias Win
drew hisnasne rom the department and refused lease Of
The house TO Mr. Ewng who, in consequence, moved out
tenement good deal aste than ne moved In, being
virtually turned out OF doors by Mr. douglas
Afterwards attempts Were made to hush UP the mater
ard keep l. from The public ca and, WIN that View MT
Douglas was approached by individuals, and, among
others, By respecabe female acauainance q Mr. Ew
ings family. who had an interview with MT ~ and al
vscd him not 70 anything about the affair." but 70 hush
,aying % him that Mr Ewing was high ~ public
Office had great deal Of influence and would inlure MIN
az his bnsness Mr. D. replied bidding defiance 70 AL the
ih5ssts e e the power q Mr Ew,ng h,.,;o, ~ ~
Inc washington Union mas maue puoncanon o .ne
ncus ana me n'egencei mas asm p1a ~ aoi ~ i
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We understand that the death Of near relative of the
Attorney General will prevent his family from receiving
the visits Of their friends heretofore, Wednesday
even ngs.-Nat. Intel
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MO. 8, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have constantly
IN on hand full assortment Of family groceries,
Extra New York family aoaf
Do 20 supsrSas aou
Do huled buckwheat
Rye -four, Graham flour
Unbolted flour, (white wheat
Fresh ground oat -four
standard Loaf, crushed, graduated, and ground sugars
Old government java Maracabo, Mocha RIO and ST. Domingo
coffee @ 'E
gunpowde IMPERIAL young hyson old Tyson, skim
superior butter selected Orange county diaries
sapsago Panesan scian pine apple, imitation English and
Genuine boston, oyster, butter soda, and crackers
No / and No. Q Mackere in ID. kits
IA and barrels Goldfish, salmon, and sounds and
Scaled heriluys In boxes
Bleached winter sperm, lard and whale oil
SPERM patent SPERM adaantne, and mould Candles assorted
variety Of fancy mats, brocms, buckets, baskets,
Pure ground spices OF all kinds -
Spices Of all kinds in grain FA
catsup, pickles, gens, and English pickles.
Preserved lines Guaya Jelly, assorted fruits strip
Marseles shell almonds, scbaks, Aiber, walnuts
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa citron
Worcestershire Harvey, Reading, and sauce India Sol
Anchovie, shrimp, Cayier, and Bloter pastes
Extract OF lemon maoram, celery, nutmeg, vanilla, Almond
cloves rose ginger peel thyme, neetane
mint orange peel, and sayo, OF superior quality
POWDER horserads anchoves sardnes,
eenne Leghorn star, chip maccaroni,
French Spanish and homeopathic Chocolate ana Tapioca rice
flour, SO. tgaf 2g
tenton. For sale by ,,, I ,,,,nr,, ~
Dec 9--eoeuf si# eG n. a
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Hon. John Y. Mason. Sc
DR.. ~ p Scott Speaker OF the Senate Of ViIginiai
Thomas j. Randolph, esq., AbemaxHi
DR.. Armisead Cook Portsmouth go
Robert g. stanaId esq, Richnsond ss
VIM. II. HARRISON, esd Prince Seofye5
VIM. II. Tayioe, esq., Mount Airyj
Richard Baylor, esq., Essex; vft
Andrew Hunter, esq., JeneIsoni
Clayton g. Coleman, ESQ., Lousai
John 1'abb, esq., Goucesserj
VIM II. Roy, esq., Gloucester
Hon. Robert M 4. Hunter, Essex
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, ID. d., Bishop u hiapamaS
Hon. Thomas IA. Bayiy, NJ CT
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabamaj
. Hon. James A. Seldom. m. Oh @
Gen. Bernard Peyion,- Richmond saI
Hon. James M. Mason Frederick
Rev. VIM Friend, Port Royal Qh.3 a 3a
John H. Bryan, esq., Cloueesteri
Thomas q. Gholson esq.,. Petersburg T
Mers W. Fisher, esq. Northampton
John w. Tyler, ESQ., Wanentonj
George Y. Wilkins, esq.,. Northampton
Francis +. Rives, esq, Petersburg
.Gentsmen have had have ward
members Of the Institution. NYf#5~N t
Cans If
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ness Os~nssasn - ths C~ssen.-leAss.
The persons officially employed At the custom house
have gone through series 81 exctemens during the past
week Fret il was given out that some twenty six per
cent Of their salaries would be withheld on The first
Of February next; next they were required 10 work
two hours per day more than Is prescribed by the law
and finally on Saturday, some one hundred and fifty of
them received notice that their services would be no
longer needed after the current month"; Among the per-
sons removed we understand, are the following:
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TELEGRAPHIC REP0iTs FOn THE UNION
Condition oftAe Northern Markets, &c. Il

Condition Of the Northern Markets, &C.
NEW York. January 70 p M Stock. without change
e. @ Money
Flour heavy and sa aa e sa,s
10 s7f Rye foar unchanged. aud wlthou, animation
Nothing Of momsh, doing ~ whsstms la5a IN
southern yellow al 60 81 cents Rye 81 Oats 80
n e. sns N &c aaa ss
sales have been made at o. Az cents Groceries In CORD
g % and
prices Cotton very brisk-saes at full prices Whs
key rs 25i cents
In New York to-day cotton was more actvs-sales Of
em our declined Ga cents 600 bushels corn sold 1. GO
a 81 cents. Coffee improving Stocks unchanged
Steamboat Erpiosio~ Loss Of Life.-Dfarksts
NEw OaLEANs, January 26The steamer 81. Joseph, la
going 70 s. Louis Yesterday, burst her boiler, and regret
names are not given Most Of them belonged to the boat
us o the
The cotton market yesterday was rather unsettled
prcs.~h0iders waiting further news By The Niagara The
weeks sales % 900 bales The receipts Of
cargo Of bags Rio cose been sold at Isl cents,
IL Is held higher Large sales OF bagging atl3 3a
cents per Id. Rice 10 frmer
NEW YoRk, January 20.
The ship Erie, from spczzia, has arrived here She
Those who died since leaving United States
arc George Downing, John Hewett and Thomas Jones'
Madame Tedesco sailed for Havana yesterday in the
steamer Georgia. f ~
Our correspondent yesterday made mistake in writing
Of the IRE in New York Il should have been stated
curing in Brooklyn.
Riot. II
PouaHKEKrsIE New York, January "a riot broken
out among the Irish at this place. II commenced last
evening The is unknown. The military have
been called out and seventy OF the Several
penons were wounaed. Ono shot He is not
expected to recover.
L NEw ORLEANS, Jan. rs.
The private letters and regular mail brought by the
steamer Canada have been received here. The cotton
market Today du-saes amounting only 200 bales
and prices 90 irregular not u admit OF u quofaton
There Is better feeling In the sugar market,
Of cent-saIes of fair quality 81 per
b. Prime selling l9& per gallon Sales
Of 500 lbs. bagging 2t IL per 10. cash The
Gaines the commercial circuit is exciting
much The weather continues pleasant. Bus-
ness generally is brisk.
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ny- Lutheran Church.A series Of religious meeting
ID W begin "wednesday evening o'clock In
Of 81 Paui English Lutheran church,
and lin Preaching be expected evening during
Sabbath IL O'Clock, when The
Of adult baptism and the rite Of confirmation will be admins
afternoon, O'Clock, the Sacrament OF the Lords
supper win administered Preaching also al o'clock
the friends Of religion and the public generally are invited TO
iand
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Pnrttcu1ax1y 20 the Ladies.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RECEIvEp, AND WILL
fnny Monday lot Of 800 pairs French o.iter Bocr w
largest and most elegant assortment ever offered mis- Market
Blsck, bronze, Blue, Green, and Slate colcn.
The above having been purchased for cash low they m @
d 10 offer tbcm cheaper heretofore sold
fhi. sos f'lstI t.lt ttN
Ccnsssnsy on hand larrc sock OF Caters various ceor
White snd black Satin and Kid sppe md Walking sncss
expressly ORDER approved Phiindepha
6enemens Patent Leeher Dress Shoes and esfes also NM
Ladies and gentlemen. um-sssc over Shoes quality
- - .'''''''' a coYLs
Dec. sa-asw9v
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TUsT RECEIVED at the old-sstablished Music Store
one door east street, Pennsyvana te following
new and popular music from the puhsher, Oliver OLSON, Booa
which sold usual reduced cents PEI g
---''1 Is - ts WILLIAM FISCHER
Gems for the Union; for psr50mss
rondo designed stndi:s for young begnne BY csornsy
sins me, theh, The song Of ODDS BY Lodsr
Array ! by l.. d. Eoard.
The Hauser polka song.
Little Mary by Lincoln - altf
Far Away; by O. g. Crossman.
The Young Indian Girl /; BY Allen.
The Lost Boy; by @. 4. Whitney.
The Medical Student; by Valentine.
Blow Aubers opera Of the crown jewels
Come. chase that tear away; BY Moolling
The spinning Wheel Scotch song
The Little Foot; by John Wilson, -
Love n a Cottage; by Clinton.
The Sisters Prayer; BY Crouch -.
on Stranger OF the blind by j. kn
Daylight . the sea BY A. Lee.
The Lttie Gay Deceiverj by H. knsscl
There's room enough for ALI BY H. Russell.
The sons am glces of the Baker family. e
lLewelyn,s Bride by @, Barker. tlefssI.
Our Country; by Woodbury.. -.
Overture 20 shakspsare Mdsummefs Night DREAM w fehx NJ
Bauholdy. .-tt =
MT Browns serenade; by Hsfon.
Dina and Joe, hvorite negro song.
IN be gay while mayj by Loder
I'm Queen Of n Fairy Lands BY knight -
German Hymn, with varatonsi ny n. bncknef'
A collection Of easy and ssudesi by Mozart.
Kathleen 10 gone; by w. Maynard -,
Oh, come 10 the mountains by Barker. jan
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.

B.
s % Ina.
sss % sa s M. p sa
bod, Ind and sas o. h now
oee members q Congress- and 70 The great numbers in every
with me person or BY letter. my
fS oss s N s. % os e
those 20 whom they may kindly make Known my business OF In
%s x any
'n''''''1'' u''' my "'''' PETER' g. WASHINGTON,
Nov. a-eodim Late Auditor ?. Q. Department
MscyLLocH on TAxAI T,'s vol, London ,o,.,,
McCuliochs smh's Wealth Of Nations vol.
Mills Political Economy avol.. Boston.
The Past Present and the Future, BY H. carey volume,
Progress. Nations, ~ T. G. seaman, vol New York
6rmke the Nature and Tendency Of Free n'tnonsi VOL
Public Economy e. .ss United init State; vol New York
Porter. Proes- O the Nation, British vol. London
ss ssS Industrial %s ii Esehssss. yo
The Political Writings Of Thomas Paine - vols.
And many other works English and American, on the same sc
'n Ssn rn' ~ ~ ''''''' '''''' rRAsoK TAYLOR
NEW BOoRs.-Ju., received, for sale at TAYLOR q MAJ.
RVS, near oh street, Dark Scenes Of History, BY g. p r
Sinclair author Of Jane Bouvene" &C Etiquette at Waninon
n supply. Jan ~
os1 csm%s and rScs By Mssasf KEN
o. 81 geopher IN ordinary % he. Majesty complete In
anhed win soyiou ,nss.s nc ls,s.,
large ada. thai ha. appeared a Is and one
at ihe very reduced price sls Just opened By ,,,,,
Dec@ fR.Nok TAiLoR.
lowing which win make their in he best
Dsci which they respectfully invite all in Of such
'''I, dozen white embroidered silk hose
) % p iaa'' " 'SSs 30 Cse.t Ensi.Aj
10 30 cotton tops, low priced.
A0 DOZEN as 'i Sss' paa b black ssp dix hose
70 90 i Sss,s% 90 &c sS, cotton top.
10 do black silk hose
Jan I--saf ~ ~ GLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
WILL attend prosecution Of claims before Congress
Once and dwelling street, between ON and ION
THOMAS II. TwrrrY,
tN (L1fe Of Warftnfon, North Carofina.)
l. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No % Gravier street, N. O.
Rs,rsssoss-HonJ R. .. Daniel, Hon. A. w. vensbIs,
benjamin ?. worcester, teacher
city continues 70 give private instruction his room, Mrs
Goen on Penn avenue between e and 7m % on reasonable
KNOX WALKER win practice law In ths ssprsrss
Court OF the United States, and stcnd the prosecution
claim; Mans if.lss The government Add's@ Washington O.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, male servant and good
" cook TO DO the work Of small family None win be employed
who cannot bring good recommendation Inquire This once
UArs ASDERsErp STORY BOOK Tor Childrsn, !
Mary Howius Story Book, with Illustrations, I vol.
Mr.. Hollands Story Book, with iliustEaticns vol -
Dec II FRANck TAYLOR.
JUVENILE Books FOR received from even
young people, sssafsy ct % the printing and bind
Ing and for sale y aoF'hsH prices TAYLOR .Au,v !.
Dec y sockssnsrss near ph srsst
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AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

Q NJ CARvALHo Artist Of Bsimore respectfully informs the
~ citizens Of Washington and the public In general that ne has
Chase Of n Pennsylvania where he
which win beaf comparison with
daeueeotypes the world He has established at Baltimore
at washington opportunity Of procuring artistic
picture win be worthy place In the cabinet Of the
table Groups number Of
taken, with all the classical Of light and
shadow expression and beautiful tone highly finished mezzo
b. The greatest procuring correct hkcncsses Of
children; and made without the
tuc perfectly satisfactory Call and examine specnens Post
promptly attended TO- Corner Of u street and Penn
syvania