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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMoRE, January lO-~5, p. m.
The Annapolis uhig yomiaaiioa of Mr.. Pratt
Aeqstai Of Hiekmam- Hangaram refugees. The eOorsd
nIns' -Dsmoratic candidates for govoaOr. Mar
kefs &c
Intelligence om Annapolis. this morning, that
the whg caucus last night largely attended and that
Thomas O. PRATT was nominated the whig candidate.
only for the balance Of Reyerdy Johnon but for
the six years from the Alb Of March, 1851 Out ohe o. wings
present. Mr. Pratt received 30 for the vacancy, and
81 for the full The balance OF the
ed between half dozen canddaes-Gen. Coae receiving
but votes, John j. Speed g. and J. P. Kennedy l. The
election probably took place to-day; and the wings all
went into 1t is probable that they have sustained
the nominee
The jury the of George H. Hickman, esq,
ed verdict Of acquital last nigh almost the
case was given TO them. The other fInsy
and unenabe than the that have been tried andt is
presumed that they will be abandoned at once
Tho governor Of Comorn, and his associate refugees
rived in Philadelphia yesterday and will reach Baltimore
tomorrow, route to Washington They will receive
spontaneous rece ption from citizens.
The Of Charity Grant, against the superior of the
coored nunney the Sisters OF Providence obtain pos
session Of two g whom she alleged they intended
the veil yesterday disposed tive City Court
appeared that they had been left in charge of the nun
ago. by their mother her death bed and
they have since been carefully instructed and supported by
the sisters and their father who had deserted the mother
previous TO her DEATH obtain possession ofthem
They assured the that they perfectly satisfied
where they werehad desire leave-but could leave
at any moment they thought proper The
queny dismissed and the children the convent
learn that there is considerable among the
democratic members at Annapolis, in reference their
xtcandda.e for governor Of the State which
Of more Than ordinary Importance there is doubt Of
his election The principal candidates Z. Louis Love-
esq, of Frederick; Mr. Getings, and James Buchanan
esq, of Baltimore county
THE MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales of 200 bbls Howard at 81 S4
which price afterwards refused for more. Nothing
doing In City Mills. Limited sales red wheat 100 O3
cents for good PRIME and l0t 100 cents for white
Small sales white 80 cents and yellow So a So
Oats, 80 3s cents Whskey, I'll in bbs ,
and 26t in hhds Sales lbs bulk meat
cents 5000 lbs hams n cents and 5000 lbs shout
ders at Al cents.
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uss their devotion to that cause and their hatred 10 the
degraded dssposm which has prosecuted the supporters
Of that cause with such memorable barbarityi
Let the people ponder these questions Let them in
quire why the administration and the federal party
manifest such a love for Austria. desposm. and
monarchy in Europe, when they have such noble OPP
portunity 10 express their adherence OF all OF them
The truth is, WE HAVE A MosARcHIcAL PARTY IN rms
COUNTRY. Such party exists in every country But,
In this country. the sentiment Of republicanism is so
strong among the OF the people, that the leaders
OF that party dare not avow their real principles and
purposes Hence. while protesting devotion 10 popular
liberty and to epublicansm all their acts are on the side
Of monarchy. aad designed TO succor and sustain il
They against the people They are the friends and
advocates Of monopolies and special privileges They
oppose the extension OF popular suffrage. They do
everything to prevent political power from passing into
the hands OF the great Of the people They would
prefer 70 have banks and corporations control the gov
eminent rather than TO have it controlled by the SOW
EaEIoH PEOPLE
This party 10 becoming every day holder in the develop
ment Of m real purposes and designs II dares now to
call itself the CONSERVATIVE PARTY-the adopted by
the TORIES Of England, who have always been the advo
Gates Of irresponsible monarchical government The
tories Of England and the federaists wings Of America
profess the principles, and imbued with the
ssntmsnts. instincts, and sympathies In England the
tories take the side Of Austria against Hungary while the
liberals. republicans, headed by that noble patriot and
fires trader Richard Golden. denounce Austria and call
upon the British government to interfere. and put end
the cruelties which that desposm is practising in
Hungary. In this country the federalists or whigs
hsaded by their cabinet, cling to their relations with
Austria. opposing. in the vulgar Of abuse and
opprobrium. Gen. Cass, American patriot and demo-
crat. who proposes to discover those relations
We rejoice that General Glass; by his resolution and
speech, has put them the test The people will now
ZEE which Of the great parties OF this country favors the
cause Of freedom, and which opposes it Acts speak
louder than words. The ederalists. now having the
possession Of the government Of this country sympathze
with Austria, and denounce all attempts to discover our
relations with that bloody and Infamous power; while
the democrats, the friends Of freedom and the
sympathizers with patriots everywhere. who are con-
tending for liberty in favor Of withdrawing all dipo
mac connection with Austria. that the voice OF America
may b heard in Europe in favor of freedom and the
rights Of humanity.
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wistar,. Baisam or xVild Cherry.

MHAT establishes experience
and confirms what all all places unite saying good
and valuable doubt popularity Of this likes In
its deep strong
which has attended this past
the prejudces
stand the first class Of and blessings the
and when Iesoed TO eadcaes the disease which
Ii Is recommended.
Dr. B. w. Fowe 1873 Washington street,
above which believe the best hitherto discovered
Of colds other consumpve complaints Having
tested this medicine, confidence sautary
effects removing colds and other complaints incident
Of the
For by K. q. PATTERSON,
Nov. 25-1 Washington, BIC.
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AOOOte LaWrencc. Il.
The able corespondent OF the Philadelphia Ledger who
appears possess reliable knowledge OF things and
events going at this metropolis than the whole Swiss
corps in the employment Of the administration, gives the
following among the reasons which he has heard assigned
for the rejection Of Abbott Lawrence as minister 10 Eng
land
lst- Mr.. Abbott Lawrence is a millionaire, who
would not have aspired to the place he occupies but
that he 10 rich man. and afford London
I'd. Because Mr. Lawrence, much more than Mr.. Van
Buren,. In his letter Mr. McLane which Of
has rejection has expressed himself the partisan policy
which renders him, this crisis particularly nego
tiass with England.
I'd. Because Mr.. Lawrence is asa merchant and man
ufacture directly interested in every treaty convention
lh. Because merchant and Spectator, he may use
the secrets Of State the advantage of his rm TO
disadvantage Of other merchants and spectators
9Th. Because Mr. Lawrence furnished Mr. Meredith with
the list Of his treasury report, thus heading depart
ments-that Of State and the Treasury-at time
Oh. Because Mr. Abbott Lawrence courts a rejection
that be follow his ustrious predecessor, Martin Van
Buren, and Mr. Webster has obi ction that he should be
puwitfsd to follow him.
We will add some additional reasons. which are
7th. Because it is believed that Mr. Abbott Lawrence
secured his appointment minister to England more by
ihsinmense Of money which he contributed to the
election Of General Taylor than by his fitness and capa-
city for the station.
sh Because it is believed he paid large sums of
money 10 hire political DISCLAIMERS to go into Pennsyva-
mia. 10 influence the elections in that State
9th. Because it is believed he contributed to the cor.
rupon fund Of this city, which under the particular
charge Of Truman Smith. and by which the latter was
enabled to carry his intriguing operations during the
canvass
10Th Because he was the ally and coadjuor of Tru-
man Smith in imposing falsehood upon tho people OF
the North. by pretending that he had letters from Gen.
Taylor. pledsng the latter against vetoing the wmo
Proviso, in the event OF its passage.
II Mr. Lawrenees friends deny these things let them
invite the Senate to institute investigation in relation
to them Cotton manufacturers nor anybody else should
Be permitted to buy political preierment by largesses in
elections particularly when they have especial quail
hcasons for the stations to which they aspire.
We might add. another reason for his rejection his
ats speech at the Scotch dinner, which shows that his
sympaihes all British, and that they superadded to
his lack Of qualifications and experience in the duties Of
his important position will make him the ready dupe Ct
the cunning and willy diplomatists OF England
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M w. GAIT 4 bro beg 20 -.n .aa&.sssn their
uls someni OF Watches, Jewei together
variety Of and fashionable arts. ae,
selected from
Manufacturer being
upon TERMS they low rates az
any dealers In the United States.
We have just received beautiful o q Goods suitable for the
Charms, Thnbles, cdren's Rings Armiets,
Bouquet Holders Napkin Rings Cups Forks Spoons,
Watches Of description carefully repaired Being
practical workmen, and having long experience this
business confident OF giving entire satisfaction
Or Gold and Silver Work Of every description
precious stones set in the most approved style.
NJ W. GAIT d BROTHER,
Penn. avenue, between 9th 4 10th streets,
Dec l9-6t Washington.
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IMPORTER OF china and quesnsware dealer IN glassware
cutlery lamps eandeiabas, grandoles, walters, Britannia ware
nom Liverpool and otherwise, upwards Of II ''
100 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
his equal country consstins
in part follows, -
Gold plain white china dinner SETS and de-
ached pieces consisting Of caeroies comPoeers high and low
baskets dishes, plates, &c., sc.
Rich and plain sets, and detached pieces
A Of dinner do do
Beautiful toilet sets, do do
Rich and plain punch bowls
Rich painted candelabras
A large OF grandoles
Rich and low priced vases aunet holders
Plated and other candiesticks cake baskets
Britannia nd sets, aud lamps
handled knives knives and forks threaded and plain
plated and albaia forks.
GLASSWARE,
Rich and plain decane gobe champagne hook glasses,
Wines blers, cordial glasses, finger bowls aye float bowls
dishes, boquet holders &c.
large of retail,
low as IL be purchased in country.
Stone at the prices.
Dec. 6-eoiflm Store In Odd Fellows Hail. 7th street
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The wings in the Legislature Of Maryland have nomi-
mated Governor Pratt senator Of the United States, to
f the unexpired term for which Mr.. Reverdy Johnson
had been eected-he term expiring on the 4th March,
1851. Mr. Pratt received 80 votes. He also nomi-
mated for the term to from 4th March, 1851, by
vote OF 81 out OF OIL.
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TauaspAY. January 10. 1850.

No. 81 Edmund T. II. Gibson, plaintiff in error. Us.
Bradford B. Stevens. The argument Of this was
concluded by Mr.. Wood for the plaintiff in error.
No 80 Thomas Williams, administrator, &C., appel
lant ps Benedict Benedict This cause was argued by
Mr.. Stanton for the appellant.
No &c. John r. McFarland's administrator 1t al plain
s in error, Virgil Mcknight This cause was argued
by Messrs. Lawrence and Badger for the plaintiff. IN
and submitted printed argument by Mr. Bib for
the defendant in error
Adjourned till Tomorrow al IL o'clock
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We have received copy Of this work from the pen Of
Michael Dohenya name distinguished in the recent his
tory Of Ireland The main object Of this work is Ito show
that Ifelands failure was not owing to native recreancy
orcowardce' itembraces the leading events in the Irish
Struggle from the year isi3 the close OF is4s and ii
win. doubt not be read with interest BY the Amer-
can public.
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nICCiintock Young,

attorney and Counseiior-at Lag,
HAVING resigned the Office Of Chief Treasury
III parment which he has held years.
sumed the practice Of his profession.
He will devote his principal prosecution Of claims
before Congress- the several Department. and commissioners
eign indemniues
To insure early attention TO claims against the War; Navy Home
and Post Office Departments, including business with
Office he has made arrangements with the efficient
Washington assist him. BY which business
ed with the government confded him. will be be
in the most prompt manner.
RErERssoEsHon n. D. fancy, Chief OF
States and gentlemen who have been
beers OF either house Of Congress since the 1883.
Office at his residence r. between 18th and 18th
Nov l3-dlmif
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washington City Orphan Asylum.
The annual Washington City Orphan Asylum
held on 9th Of January, at the church ,
The Rev Dr. Laurie presided and opened the meeting with
propra,e prayer. The report was then read
Report Of the Maaasr e 4: ws.s.s'e" CITY orrAa" 'sa
On presenting their annual report the public the Board Of
knowledge gracefully goodness
During the past year twenty the
asylum ten have le 10 .ssns having been
Ssysd ssy nhialy properly in.,us,sd
uon~tweny OF whom are girls and nineteen boys " -
n D Ss % WI 3 a me ss:
Of donation from the Of the grand Inauguration
the trustees 70 assist IN repairing building 81 sa
pended the support Of the Misunderstanding in the
May he The board
Inauguration bail thankfully received
managers asylum funds, By subscription
and donations the PURPOSE Of repairing s house and making
and Happiness. orphans wen a increase efficiency
MANAGERS hope with confidence that further win
eventually enable them % plan: which they we'll as the
While grateful thanks who have
able regard o. al who Sesdaess who
Of s .s s Ss
e.s The God q the helpless orphan" 49,.
se and eso ha 4. with our had seen
whose all DEGREES dare NOT rebel
most iaS and beloved member. While we cannot but mourn
submissvely feeling
that they ed happy who like her. aer having through
long day Of usefulness rod the path OF selfdena OF suffering,
and Of conflict" nj Of % have bafn
ceved holy which God
The Of the just blessed May indeed
her fellow aboers by becoming incentive The
those blessed which life filled
The appeal Of the orphan the and the sorrownr
made for her by the
R q M 1o az B. the
directress Of this institution.
Al me nesting ,he board Of July Mrs o Brown
unanimously elected M the vacancy
caoned by the death Of Mrs Laurie December Mrs Gdny
elected supply the appoint
men OF Mrs Brown as second drectress.
by order OF the board J. X. T0TTEN,
JANUARY 9, 1850. Acting Secretary.
The having been accepted and contributions received the
and oce for the ensuing elected follows
Mrs. HAwLxy, LIST directress Mrs Baows, ID dectress
Miss A. O. SMITH, treasurer Mrs a. TorTRs, secretary.
Managsrs
Mrs. r. g. Core, Mrs. shnbrick,
Mrs. Gillss Mrs. Richard Smith,
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Stone,
Mrs. Lace, Mrs. Washington,
Mrs. Lear, Mrs, j. c. Smith.
Miss Tayloe, Miss bingham,
Mrs. Geaney.
The meeting concluded with hymn,
the Rev Mr. Brown and benedcon by the Rev Mr. French
90 An adjourned meeting OF the Regents OF the
In
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
APPOINTMENT Office, December 81, lSis

Appointment Office, December 81, 1919.
SIR The Postmaster General after careful consideration
OF the the right OF that have the
privilege of ranking frank letters publishers Of
papers, covering money for subscriptions, the OF
subscribers has decided that when the postmaster
for the publisher he has the frank such letters.
and his agency will be presumed from tue fact that he
franks them As postmaster has any authority frank
these communications but when he is such agent is
proper regard him acting in that pacy when he
conducts until information is received the contrary In
doing this business the he regarded
tcly agent of the publisher, and OF the depart
ment
Very respectfully, nc,
FITZ HENRY WARREN.
H. FULLER Esq,
Editor of the Mirror New York
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rELEGRApmo REpoRrs ron THE UNION

Arrival of the steamer Faicoa Ireek Of Boston pessei
ddUance in cotton, &C.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 9-l2, m.
The steamship Falcon from Chagres arrived here last
night bringing lI5 passengers At the time of her depart
there 900 persons the ishmus awaiting
portaton to California The Falcon brings later Cali
fornia
ult Wolf key, Florida and Is total loss Her
cargo however, excepting what ice she had board has
been saved Fortunately no lives lost.
The cotton market is very active. and prices further
advancing There sales Monday of 5000 bales
l0t l0s for middng The market still active
yesterday, and sales made OF L. bales
advance per To- on The Quotations q the previous day
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Washi,ngton City Agency

CHARLES ALBERT Attorney Law, will give his attention the
of claims
nents Office, Treasury Department. Washington,
DC. L
EXPERIENCES
Hon Daniel Webster Winthrop, Lawrence, sam
ue D. Bradford esq Boston O. w. Lawrence
Blunt Asop chancey, William . We.more esq New York
R Ingerso, ST. Geo. r. Campbell, esq., W. Richards esq.,
Morris Waln esq Stephen Baldwin, ESQ., Philadelphia
Mclean, Hon. Robert NJ. Mclean, Baltimore Hon. Robert
Walker Rev Smith PyDe Rs Coxe, esq, Messn Corcoran
Riggs, Washington Hon. Jeff Davis, Hon. Henry Foote,
sppi Hon s. w. Downs, Louisiana. Nov 2s-dimn
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The United States brig cambridge sailed from Senon
the goth October for the Guinea sea and Princes island
Officers and men all we'll For the qualification OF the
families Of the officers attached 10 the cambridge.
publish their names
Commander, A. G. Slaughter; Leutsnan's, David Nc.
Dougai, Francis Haggerty Passed Assistant Surgeon
Joseph Wilson Acting Master, VIM. p. Buckner /;
Gu plains Clerk John r. Bond Masters mates, Andrew
sweeney. James Hutchinson.
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DENEFIT Of Ladies' Union Henev VIOLENT and Ecm-
pl0yment SOcety.The connected win
Woodbury's Academy take this method respectfully
public solicitation Of their
they viii this evening" the 9th Instant
ton given by
The exhibition viii appropriated benefit
Of the Ladies' Employment society
An excellent band Of will be in attendance
exercises Of the evening BY the u-
dcously selected occasion.
All friendly are respec
fully invited their fherance our
benevolent design
Tickets Of admission l2i bookstores of
Messrs. Taylor Maury and X Farnlsm, and
Dec ~ HENRY Il. WOODBURY..
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e1S0 REWARD.--Ran away Lursy
He HACK about feet inches high, has
had when domestic kersey color
broad brim clothing him.
The above Of S50 given apprehendsd
Of State, 600
him again All reasonable charges will be paid delivered
luray.
Aaron len company with spghy yelow-boy, compiler
red hair, spotted Aaron,
WM A.. CHAPMAN,
Sept Eft Luray, Page county, Virginia
THE New York Journal o Meslicine and ths Coli
lateral Sciences, Published d.
just received BY the subscriber VOL ILL., No III series for No
vember 1919.
Article LIST Ampuatons and compound by John o.
Stone, M d., TO Belivue Hospital.
Article ID. Of by w. O. Roberts, NJ. D.
@ and g. Of New York, secretary Of New York Pathological
Society
ciety
Article 4t On choofom paunaon, by p A. Ayiest, M
Article 5t Inflammation and r Bachelde,
NJ. ID.
Pan contains VESTS Of infancy
bibliogaphica notices
PaT 4 foreign rcuospec,
torial summary.
Price % single copies 50 Specimen
numbers sent Of the United States application
r. TAYLOR, Bookseller
Nov. 2a-lmw Penn avenue, Washington, ID. Q.
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SOIREE DANSANTE-L CARUsI has the pleasure inform his
friends patrons pupils and the public generally that the favoe
will be Thursday evening, November
and be continued Thursday during l. C. would
also that the saloon will be brilliantly illuminated with
having considerable expense effected his object
suitably lighting up the halls for dancing.
He has engaged Mr. Webers celebrated coon band who will
particularly this occasion, Of his
ionablc polkas, waltzes reduas sc.
Tickets OF Invitation for ladies all Of the city have
prepared, distribution. Those ladies
who receive their tickets will confer favor sending
their and places residence L. Carus the saoon ilt
Nov 27-u
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WILL SOON CLOSE.
odd Fellows. Hall, Tan street, washington.
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR a SHORT SEASON
Handsomely fitted up with raised platform and brilliantly lighted
Baynss celebrated ,sis of Gigantie Pamoranas entitled
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent view, o. Boston, % n.o na se A.
bridges. and ending with magnificent, view Of The THAMES TuN
in Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore by up
An exhibition every wednesday Saturday afternoon three
admission, rs cents Children under twelve years. IS cents
Doors open at OK o'clock to commence moving atty
Dec. blind
AMAsDIsE for shsppsa nnnS. ., received fresh
by the community for s extraordinary healing virtues
edy The aspeny many are
s soa and OK
a Comb F Faasy Avn snd a ssIl saos. I s.
IL United States and Browns Hotel Cbeieved1 ak purse,
,hs suitable reward win be Apply
IRELAND AS saw 1.-THE Character Condition,
The snsspsss csensss' Wa and Wisdom every Day in
Jan III Bookstore, 9th street.
VISITING CARDS Engr.ved and Printed best
styles and beautiful article q s1E Gard; ,nBpsd and
Jan Book and Stationery store, near 9th street.
MEXICAN. Historical, aud Literary Cario.itie..
gns. and modern autographs collected BY Jay Smith and John
Ireland 4. saw Character, Condition, and Prospects
The shai.p.aIs Calendar Wit and Wisdom for every
Ss: sfi'ss ss % e sss4Dsss Nos
Jan II FRhNCK TAYLOR
- - -
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
" AT CARUsIs sALOON.-AprLR and KARL Houxsrocx re
pecuy OF
they intend Grand Concert Of Vocal and
Music Caui "Wednesday evening,
Further particulars In future advertisements Jan liza
Firemen's Insurance Company Of Washington and
tt Georgetown
JANUARY 3, 1850
THE president and directors have this day declared dividend
six the capital stock Of the payable the
stockholders demand. ALEXANDER MCINTYRE,
Jan 6-eoJuf Secretary
A cARD.-HENRY DOUGLAS, FIors, and Scotsman, corner
IL Of 18th and Streets opposite the State Department takes this
method appzc his patrons and others OF the beautiful collection
OF flowers in boom which will be order either
bouquets wreats sps, vases baskets Sc with superior TASTE
guaranteed to please, al reasonable prices.
Ian 2-eod2w
ONDON, Liverpool and German manufactured
Watches the finest quality imported in this country Also fine
gold wel diamond pins and rings variety for sale by CHAUN
CEf WARRNER, matchmaker, four west OF Browns Hotel
sign Of the watch with the guard key and chain between 9th and
I'm streets Pennsyvana avenue, Washington, ID. Z.
Jan i--eo3t
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS Jan SConfusion still prevails In the Senate
Mr. Swift read speech, and closed with a resolution
move Mr.. Blake from the Speakers chair The debate,
which lasted all day, consisted of personalities Charges
of asehood made and reorted, and the vocabulary
of Billngsgate almost entirely exhausted