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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
Do,,es,;c Perra,

ALEXANDRIA Zee i-trr ing Fcsfst crovsl Bostoa scs
100 5,s gd"ars Tnad.on Nav
fo'k i2h 6P John Dunlap Pond Ms CID iIth brig es's'
10 port, slip. Dunlap; On Portland Ne" Peter Hat.
rek Ro kwe ds YandAa. Norton I'm SYoA, viz;
Couu7siaa N-,een Boioa dg Excelsior smith 70 iyetpoe.
Fas, SGa c"- DO a@ rr,s5- for proy'ucs o.
us Springer ia. NYors, Wig Robert Wat tBr sai'oa "a
Liverpool VIZ Triton, Msnma rm rro'slaqes ~,.' SnSs
Wacn Baker Hr nYok ds Ella jams Earn 70 IS'
msasoq Char n Sfos ~'s 'Gh fo'"han' n ~ TX,
caseros lt,so Bo.ton th brs o"ts HnS' do Sch fSn'a
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Poyneown CID barb Zion Reyood' Bait H'ls9 , ho%ss
Ss,e GtoHeowe DC Hanson Watt Slors p'c,R AT oas'
Elm Ia of fh l 'ad~ Hes, fei n,4I m.ap LAM %
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p NJ s.,n p JAM. R,,. and CAM John mcF.r.nd Cal
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Mn,5 S9a Rno Sb,on B. w@o
go smith Hsfbof island snl,E sclo, Yol a.naaaG
n E,lson. Philadelphia,
COLUMBIA RIVER prev 10 Nov tAf bark. Dssdsmona Wa
Afe ial.io sni ca,si Hersns DO lon lo Hal iot
D, Ind Itbsn, i'm do ,otod n sch Ann Man fn Io AIsa
ab,i, IL. 10 u' .nowa
so sy snd Gav..too CD steamship Yacht Thompsoo bgsos
SAT- ego mp Lexington Thompson Ha,- Creole Ls Broa
VIII ro. Havana; Praams stewart Bfszos s4niago
hOEFOIK Tec % sch Rad Rover Bacon boston CID chs
Veld, Hatch P,to co; Fss 0a C,,doras Arr sot
h'e Iomi n Fes ~ Boou HanssSr Adams Portland scbs
Ifsetten Port.mouth
sObWICt, Dc EAR sol senecs, Brown, FhiAdslphE
pEIEKsB G Dec gar sen Harriet Garrison Scott Pulls.
e.lr 6Is
PORTSMOUTH Nh De l7-Arrbrs Amethyst, Wirns NYort.
,eh Az ella s,ayoy Bo,on.
HItor l9t scs Amty IoTfsy Deer Isle ot Bsoa.
Ba ley Wr,iport Tor DO Jew Andsws Boohby or io
Florida Boston st G-orse Eliza Ann chsslay do for
Wcsras RIO GsBe Race HE0 Tor POrandi uucs, 5n0Wmaa
Gloucester erd1
PROVIDENCE Dec l9Aff 'chs cnon, ianS, baltimore via
Warvci frances has Walden Philadelphia lsshtos. Peg.
~ Goudabofo Lender Besfs7 Boston, soopa WIN do~sn kos
NloA Era CraPo New Bedford Fly Cole, Wsnsg Fa~-
Incl Rcketson Fan RIVER WIN Allen, Wills BRISTOL fsHas.
Peafcs DO, Eta, smmods Somerset Leader Ga' fas'ueGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

warrants prior to location Of the sarns or Issuing
OF patents.
Mr. RoBIxsoS Chairman Of select eommittee
on the subject said they were ready 70 report in
favor of what bad been brought forward By the
gentleman.
Pending the NOTCH to suspend the rules to
enable Mr.. CALDWELL to offer hls resolution, the
House adjourned till Tluuday
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spoken. &c.

~ % Al 50 g oa. g LaTl oai B,of'T ily'. 't
Irmuse
Nav Of',ss.
Dec eli CAGE Ra.y,,. Sr< Wa wAl,ce ,ias sss
DEC 5.oa CaPe dsroa, BARK AuoaSo, Of Bs Ne" f,t
f. Cfe-rr<
Is C,p- q. Cat .e"9, Ne. d'',u, 70 miles, Aaa &
SAry. ruJn Mssss b,Uaj 20 Mes,inA
s6v II M 92t Y . ~ exchanged sa,s with erS sAou.ax
l,,rai eue ,ad red WIKI ~hits bal, steering y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
goEr or NEW YORK..

SHIP. Asrc'a Eass Doane London, Gh.voli Lord sarion
b W,h savannah 81 LOUIS Bunker, New Oreau WIN Ssson
Ab-fcesr huohstd, Mobile. stursss, Chairman b Co
BSiksS;ela L-ohH hsr.-les, Ssrdy; superb (Sorr)
Peterson Panama Fuucie MsIc.s Mara M,ttes0n,
SEQ, Lev Brothers. B Arsy Navy Bay, Nssmit
Som s. Arfesv, Doauc, Cat'z. Foster b Sicfeton.
Brig. Frc- Ttran, savannah; stuges Chairman Coz rybes
ysgus iChsreson, Geo But-yi jenny Lind bunc- Mobile
E=s's HsEs. W Lawrence Wall Neuvtss Simpson Nbsw
CO.. Cygre prl Paterson PoFtsu-Prisce w Psrrs
Co Peggy, Br Smith. catT, B 3 Hanitou,
Sohs Margaret Wossn Petersburg New foFs, SMACK Rchnont
Potomac iii Fisnkin Ia
Steamer Ere. Norman. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

~ Senator RusK of Texas, is detained at
pittsburgb, by indisp0sirop, bat hopes TO be able
&c resume his Journey to the capi.aI during the
rrosent week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHAN AsY-
LuM.-Tbe scholars attached to Mrs. Demarests
school hold fair this afternoon and evening, the
proceeds of which are to be given to tho Brook
Ign Orphan Asylum. The Fair will take place at
the School Room, corner of Henry and Orange
SITS. and will be worth a visit from the friends OF
the fatherless
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
Storm Mt Albany and the West.

albany, MCnday, DEC, ..
We have had heavy fall Of snow and storm
is now raging from the north east. The Southern
Mail is in, but we have no mails from other quar-
tiers The storm west is said to be very severe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
IMPORTING Mnno,. Suit.

ALalNY, Monday, Dec q.
Judge Wright has delivered ais opinion in the
sui. brought by the late Attorney General against
Livingston 10 test the validity OF the title to the
Livingston Manor, and which was tried in Colum-
bia county last spring, by giving judgment in
favor of the de fendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
Califarnia Vessels Spoken, Sc.

Ja - oTs 6rs'' Upton, fon Boston AP r. 20
Spn tlsnc.co. 500 isssi.rs}
CN!orr1.
ffur Boston Sav tpr - Frsrcfco-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
WhulerN.

Bedford gst slip Florida Wses, ledsA Ocean. Il
80 obs ,p so do vh oil oo lbs Soae Lsit a.
5; Helena brig Charlotte. Winters SIX, 20 ees 50 ot
Sd Pm, 2oth, org North Atlantic Sops So'ta Al
znt.c Ofsan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
By Telegraph to the Nsw-YOrk Tribune
Frn,rl the Annth,

BALTIMORE. Monday, Dee 2i, 1870.
70 M ail south Of Savannah
Iennv Lind gave 800 to each Of the Female
Or, han Asylums At Richmond AMI 5000 to the
Ma Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

4 NOVEL EyHIBITIoY-We call the attention
Of ur ndy readers to novel md beautiful collection q
Cspary rds now exhibiting at LaFayeue Hal, Broadway
These birds are none OF yo SICILY tiless specimens We
90 frequently see colhred irecage', dragging ol'
songess and miserable existence but nthe contrary hey
The choice birds OF those who having passion aF I
Canary devote time and money % its culture saa VINO
forming themselves into an association have an annual ey-
huon OF The best OF her sock aud award Tacabe prizes
of tne mos Perf-e specimen
Those lo are OF lie perfection ia color, shape
and sze which the Canary has attained vii derive mIca
pleasure rom visit to this exhibition, which IS sm't N
character 10 those frequent il England France and Ger
mary Immense SUMS are commonly given Tor choice birds
here in our own city where the birds Save Obtained
point ain ostbeyoud rivalry S0Ois considered fair sum for
one possessing the requisite good qualities winch fsncleF
defines y it'll the precision Of & philosopher
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from onr Co,t,,oordsnr 7

PHILADELPHIA Dc BAR brig, Foster, Hopkins. Yori
Boston, Acyona Whitaker 3Iyannih
lap clark Portland; suP-t5 Koaeh, sew fof,; Mary ANA
CarsJ rs N1ri4 Louisa tPras wufssl M4f.ei., aeamo
Coa BOSTON scls Chs, II Ks- stsenaG. sasAnaa superb
Kcsch sYors; Globe seas. Asry Anna Haley, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
The Storm.

ALBAEY, Monday, Dec. 23-P.M
Tie Storm is still raging. The Western train,
due early this morning, arrived this afternoon
No trains since, East or West. The Housatonic
train left for New York at o'clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

II. epp.f ,As WacraG OF Sasu auathsi caesss %
gay sa,ucssstsi at,sne vac made 10 AaaA
H.. vss.sl .stet nv TIE h tspses.
,br h Tor aio aaaGs On sassrdT fea@
IiAI, A. W. kn,Log
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

.ve hacked up an Espetcaed south by the
49, soe, If the Gove.anuen. who administer the
Tvs in this Metropolis Ate the speeches ,.s OF
Z majors Foote and D"~ns ere IS no danger
at such 81 ectacle ",ouId oil their appetite
dioner We believe .ae foerty Of Long will
a. established or Dc q at 10 O'Clock this
-, 1.-Two Of the Unit. ..ss Commissioner of.
L. rnrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

GKopeIl--ADJor Aasro The CoNyENTlos.
The Georgia state Convention, which recently
. sembled at Milledeega.y, adjourned after the
.option Of Unior address aud resolutions by
te Of 2a7 70 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

MIR, HAMMOND asked AIlu NotAtHSN -
eroduce bill giving lands to Virginia 70 ala nuns
construction OF certain railroads therein,
MIR. RICHARDSON rose 10 personal exPieha-
t;on A letter had been written to THE Nt~ lorf
Ty;karc, dated Dect mber Il, from this Clty ne
said. which accused him of having, as Chairman
of the Select Committee appointed on the charges
against Secretary Ewing, last Session, suppressed
from the published documents letter from Nj.
Ewing, vindicating himself from certain OF the
charges This the writer says II done oy hich'
ardson, ought to cause his expulsion, IL hfchle,
the pripter did ii. be should be punished Tor con-
NJ RICHARDSON reviewed the letter and pro-
nounced it from beginning 70 end an unmltlSafed
falsebood. and coming from such correspondent
should appear in such a paper. All recoiectea
the Editor OF that paper SIS member OF TINS
House. and With bis correspondent fellow lees'
inc made them wondrous kind.
The bill prescribing the mode OF taxing testl,
nony in cases OF contested elections was deoa9eu
and finally passed. x5o...o
adjourn that it be till Thursday.
MIR. WENTWORTH inquired whether It wopid
~ be more characteristic in the members to take
he day after Christmas aushter.
Mr. JONES said that we cal ta<e that TOO
~,:eed-yery well. Some will get Gruuk Ahe
motion was agreed to: Yeas, 90; Nays@
Mr. SrANLY asked, but did not Obtain esuspen'
aion of the rules, to offer resolution sNhg the
use Of the Hall to Mr.. Whitney to explain n'Apro
.Iect for Railroad to the Pacific
Mr. CALDWELL of KY, asked leave to lnt II
q Joint resolution that nothing inthe Lana oouh1y
act OF September last shall be construed 10 pre-
rens the sale and transfer OF certificates or iaAu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

r. Mr. WEBSTER arrived in the City yester-
day, and is at the Astor House, To dey. at noon,
Nr. ". will receive his friends az the Governor =
Room, City Hall.
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.lcoy5MuNIc4TIoN.l


~ Seeing notice i'll your paper yesterday
of tie Hydro oxygen Microscope Exhibition to be re-
peated al springt Church Christmas evening, would
say thai Witnessed this Monday evening the 18th and
mean TO be there again There has never been ANYTHING
of he kind in tbls country equal to it, aad Nj Stars re-
searches into minute creation succeed admirably IN giving
more instruction to grown persona one hour than can be
Gained by life spent IN reading would advise ali your
rea3ers who car, 10 be there An EYE WITNESS.
CHR1sTNAs Observation-Disclosures. Bard K Broth
ers, lOl WiIliam.st. have new and beautiful
assortment of Cold Pens very suitable for Holiday Pre-
sens They have lust introduced number Of new styles
10 which hey invite attention.
CHRIsrmAs CAKE.-&rs. NJ. &. DusGNpURy
corner Of Charles aud Washington sta. manufac
lures great variety Of the richest and most deli
cafe Cake adapted the and the public taste which
residents in that part Of The City will find very much to
their liking Orders from any part of the City promptly
filed We have seen farer Cake this season than ner'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
RROOKLYN ITEMS.

SuSK.-About noon yesterday during the gale,
coal barge moored at the foot of Futonst sunk
those engaged III unloading it having barely time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

= The opera was postponed last evening
owing TO the severe Illness Of BERrUocA. On
Thurday evening Il Gruqmento.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

CouRr CALESDAR-Th This Day.-SnpsT'tor Court
Nos. 20, 81, 1875, 1Os, los, 81, I49, 80, leo
"a, SO, I5l l53, I54. l55, 90, $50. l6i, 1872 1914
. l67, III TO LIS, 81. 49, l39, IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
xxxzst CONGRESS-. Second Session
SENArE. .WAsu1Ncron. Mondar. nec 2a

=, oENAI - " Ashis"ToS' MONDAY Dec a.
MI DAWSON Vi va appeared ana LOON lls seat
Mr.. CLAY presented petitions praying Tor mod
lhcatlon OF the Iarlt OF 1916. he detailed the
grievances OF which the petitioners complained,
and SAD that as there was now calm a upon the
ui1.ul o1u iiaoe vi puo'L W. ~
calm he hoped was real one ne G, thought that
congress snouio 'aKe up 'ne larlU ana c0hsiae1
IL N KIM ioerai ana h"I'ouaI 8Plflt nc uIu
not WISH mat II should De taken up Win we" 10
aIeer itS eSsentl&l pfihelpieS' ogt 10 maze some
provision or the prevention OF lraude ana 'ioaseS
something should be done lt was no longer
1oeptiu liut tlic Iiles "a VIC 10y ,S
beihG eAt i uls'eu, nnu t,o P%uia cs
spsnue VIII soon pU .ie fenda9c7
9o any 'l'i'I " 1Id nd tLo, i ,s.onld he done
ne ~ 10 anh;oct which hss epitated the
now Mnom ' .ott1od md Ne honed forever
MI = ,yr,,S iatrodnccd the bin TO renouisb
she collection tolls on the t. s stock on the
4ae Iii .'ol portIo1d Canal and TO provide for
~ froa uovgotinn Of tIe same He explained
.he LAY ~ cnctb ad il was then referred
tiie VI, ., ';tten on Roads md Canals
unimportant resolutions Of inquiry were 0n'rSo
and agreed to- A., I'm % nro,;do
MI OWN moved 70 S"No aP sao ', 81 ,;tIas and
Tor the examination 0 ana set'ieine"' u ''''e'
debato the motion was agreed to--Yeas
.. after deea'o' the "io'''" " 40 eo'0N>
- may nays ,;n No. introduced st the last session by
AL F iii' md after debate and amendment
Mr. GwIN offered a substitute for the whole
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The weather yesterday was rather more
o. all sorts than that Of the day before. The
chief feature, however, was the wind, which
blew a perfect hurricane from morning to mid
night 1t was from the South west West and
North wet, and bore temperature to suit each
point There we're two three aurries of snow,
Lut otherwise nQthing but wind, cold, raw and in
T hurry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
ALAAsAc......raI. DAY

ssr-Rl...-....-.. ! ~ s.,s.....
EIGH WATER.--.-.DEC 10
Sandy HoOA Island ia S6u Hal SAia-..i 1n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04

THE SLAVERY QUESTION: IN CoNoREss. = x,
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun, under date Of the 26th ult, says:
" In spite Of the croaker, the slavery question
will receve M oetus in the course Of this session.
There are people here who, with an apparent de-
sire to zee every thing agDicably disposed Of, are
now beginning 70 be afraid that the settlement has
come. and that in a few weeks, there will be an
end OF all the capital 10 be made out OF the agita-
ton. They try even now 20 poison public opinion
against the compromise. They talk about log-roll
inc !, omnibus bills, and what not; because il il
but TOO clear that The more kindred subjects are
connected with one another in one bill, the more
Iikely In that bill 10 pass. They would like TO sep
arats the bills-espscially the California from the
Territorial bills, because they feel confident as in
deed they might, that so soon as these bills are
separated, so soon is all idea Of national compro
mise at an end. The coupling Of the bills is the
test question: nothing else. II California be admit
ted by herself then the territorial bill will never
see daylight at all, and this is perfectly known by
those who advocate the taking up and passing OF
the California bill by herself Hence the efforts Of
the Wilmot provisoiss 10 prevent the union of the
two bills, and the deep anxiety with which they
watch Mr.. Benton's progress.
The committee of thirteen have had another
meeting to-day, and have postponed final action
ill next week, when two of the absent members,
Messrs. Berrien and Mason, are expected TO return
to the seat of government. They will then draw
up short report, and submit the same to the SEN
ate on Monday following. You must expect that
the extreme Northern and the extreme Southern
men will appear discontinued, and that both will
go home wishing the question to be re-opened.
But, on sober reflection, they will be satisfied they
have obtained as much as they could reasonably
expect, and that peace, after all, is preferable to
war. IL either section were 10 be perfectly salts
fed, the other would consider itself oveneached.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04
Personal news.

The Countess Of Melvin, from Havana, a lady of
TALENT and the writer Of several popular works, in
French and Spanish, arrived in New York on the
25th ult. She will remain in that city few days,
and then proceed to England.
Sig. Dominica Minueli, one of the chief movers
in the late republican struggle at Palermo, arrived
at New York on the 9th ult. Sig M. was obliged
to fly for his life, large reward having been offered
by the government for his capture.
James X. Paulding, Secretary of the Navy du-
ring Mr. VanBuren's administration, has written
letter to the Democracy Of Tammany Hall, New
York, in which he denounces the Wilmot proviso
as needlessly exasPerating the South, and making
disturbances and mischief
Gen. Risley, Of New York, who met with seri.
GUS railroad accident several months ago. in that
State has returned to Washington. and resumed
his seat in the House Of Representatives.
Gen. b. q. Howard has signified his consent to
be a candidate Of the Democrats for Governor of
Maryland, if nominated by their convention in
May
Rev. Peter McEnally of the Baltimore Annual
Conference, died very suddenly on the 10Th nil
near PhIpsburg, Pa.
The Hon. M. J. Wellborn, Representative from,
the Second District, Ga, has announced his deter.
mnation to decline another canvass.
A. II. Buckner, of Pike county, Mo-, is an
nounced as the editor of the st. Louis Times. He
is highly spoken Of by the press of that city.
Louis L. Barney, son of the distinguished
Com. Barney and in the earlier time of his life one
OF the most enterpnsing and useful citizens of Bal
timore, is dead.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscENT OFFICE,

4,
Our general market has been active this week. the
actions in great staple, Cotton being restricted through.
out the greater portion Of it, by the daily anticipation of the
Cambras adyces, which only hand yesterday morn.
ing Flour has rather improved but heavy decline has
taken place in Corn, owing the large receipts Pork has
continued firm at the advanced rates quoted last week. and
the rates for Provisions generally have undergone but little
change
News from Europe, week later than the Cambra's is
due by the steamer Canada the thirteenth day of
passage to Boston.
COTTOH-We noticed in our last review advance in
Cotton Of fully half during the week. occaoned main
y by the favorable from Liverpool brought by
the steamer America On Saturday the demand continued
leading to the sale Of $500 bales, very firm and full
rates. On Monday, and the three following days the Cam
ba being hourly expected yet failing reach u.s. much
disappointment felt, and the business of the four days
confined to some 600 bales; factors however not only
maintaining their firm POSITION butt instances realizing
further slight Improvement Yesterday morning the ee.
graph put in possession of the Cambas news announcing
I'D advance at Liverpool, with sales during the week end
ing the 18th umo Of AZ bales of which 10 900
SPECTATORS With this intelligence occasoned the asking
rates to be put still higher, but there seemed be dis
position to await the Canadas news, also due the sales
only 1000 bales, making the weeks business II 800 bales
taken mostly for England and the Continent. We raise our
quotations 10 suit the closing yesterday The receipts
at this since the LIST September are 742 1858 bales
against 10l1 $50 to the time in 1S49 and at all the
United States ports there is decrease of SIX HUNDRED
AND THREE THOUSAND BALES.
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arrivals at tne Pr1neipal Hotels. :. =. 3,

M Jehennez, = Van DalsOn, w w Graham, Orleans;
Stephen Allen D Dixon; ! White, Fayette; R r
Randolph, q Randolph, So Graver street; Campbell
SO Camp street A Van Armant t = Savage; d w
Randolph, Heth, VIM 8 Wright, YazOo City; M ]
Zans; Terry and Lady. w z Terry, Miss DIR Morgan,
24 Common street; VIM Polk, Coast.
ST SGHARLEs7J Pe5en and Lady, Port Gibson Mis-
Henderson, Jr, Pass Christian.
BANKS ARoADE-J Wetherby, La Chas Okey, NO
HEwLErT,s ExCBANGE-T n Tory, California; w
Va; Sims, Ark.
PLANTERS HQTEI-J Burnett, Y; J Mann
steamer Caddo solomon, Macon, Ga; ADDISON Beatty
Ky; M Barr. La; A v Boyd, Miss; Thomas Brady, do
Jas Furgason, Selma, Ala.
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CoTToN MANUFAcTURERs.-Hon. Nathan APP
pleoD, in letter ia the Secretary of the Treasury,
relative to the cotton manufacturing interests in
the United States, estimates the annual product Of
all the mills at $50 900 900 yards. and the consump-
ton Of cotton at 1000 bales-l0o 600 bales Of
which are consumed South of the Potomac and in
the Western States. The value of this amount OF
cotton, when manufactured, he estimates at S67,-
5r0 OOn
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Nor IN THE BILLs-Quiie an excitement was
raised at the Pittsburgh Theatre one night lately,
by person discovering his wife in a box with an
other man. The husband raised a rumpus, which
drew police officer, and blow, intended for the
ady's gallant, fell upon the nose Of that unfortu-
nate representative Of municipal authority. The
officer thereupon took the husband into custody,
and lodged him in the police Office all night. In
the morning the mans wife was gone of with " a
gentleman who knew her father"