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The New York herald., 1850-05-20

Orr French correspondence.

IRE GOSSIP oF PARIS.
PAnIs, May 2, 1850.
Fs'st Ct Nay IN Paris--Iaf~rie,c riih the Presi.
de"t = Nec York Hraid- Presidenf Tsyicr-
LoH's Napoleon-Dinner Pafio-dnniversar
If Nay 4ih-Rocss-Lcia Aorfes- 7hsree Eis-
aer- Raohol- 7xsafricoi, &c., &C., &c.
The spring season is badly cut in two parts by
second winter, which has arrived without being
called for and which is the cause OF much sickncs
in Paris. We have been visited, for the last five
days, with rain, hail, snow, and cold wind The
furs and oyercoats have again been taken out Of
the closets, the fires in the chimncys augmented,
and kept burning night and day This inopportunc
weather, which will be very injurious to sgricul-
ture, is also quite bad for health; and was sick
the other day, when received letter Of audience
from the President. Louis Napoleon. This long
exps cted visit--whch had been postponed on ac-
count Of certain gossip and slandcr uttered by the
Chevaler Wikoff At the Elysec, in revenge Of your
course against him in the Heroid-was not to be
avoided l had to see the President by all means.
called upon him at the appointed hour, and was
introduced in the salon d'offsrfe Of the palace,
where several gentlemen had preceded me. When
my turn came to he introduced to the prince, | was
called by an aid-de-camp, and entered the grand
parlor, where, by the msnfepiece, stood Louis Ma
poleon, dressed In black cloth frock coat maroon
oolored psntaloons, and pair Of old CATERS. with
out any etiquette. Ills manner and his appearance
were very courteous.
"fou are the bearer Of note from one ot nv
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Latest from the Capital.

OUR SPECIAL TEI.EGRAPlIIC CORES PoNDENCE.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1850.
The person reporting Maxwell's confirmation
too fast. The Finance Committee have not yet re-
ported him to the Senate. When they do, we expect
some debate upon the case
1t is understood that the cabinet held sort ofIrish
wake over the remains of Crawford. yesterday, and
that the President sorely perpexed at the House
reports.
We have reason to believe the cabinet well ad-
vsed Of the Cuba movements, and have issued orders
for the Gulf coast to be watched.
MIR. Toombs is expected to call up the Galphin bus
ness tomorrow, in answer to Brooks. Toombs will
defend the cabinet We anticipate sprightly debate
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
The Cuban Expedition.

SUPPOSED NAVAL MOVEMENT AGAINST THE CUBAN
PATRIOTS.
NoRroLK, May IS, 1850.
Orders from the Navy Department were received
here yesterday at the navy yard directing that the
United States steamer Vixen should be got ready with
all possible despatch for 1t is supposed that her
destin alton be the Island of Cuba to look after
the invaders under Gen. Lopez. But the w., the day
before the order reached Norfolk had sailed for Wash
in,rfop
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MORNING EDrT1oN----MoNDAY. MAY 20, 1850.

where she has only appeared twice in concerts
Her style Of singing, her voice, her method. and
her acting, are really capital and she shares her
popularity there with Nine. Laborde, who added
new laurels to her wreath in the rJe of .Lucie d.
Lammermoor,' in which she appeared on Mon
day last.
The "Enfant Prologue" opera by Auber will
soon be produced.
The small theatres have been very quiet-yith
the exception Of new comedy, in three acts. call
ed Tn marriage irois ctapes,' by Roster, per-
formed at the Vaudeville. Nothing of importance
has taken place at the theatres.
We shall have, this week, two new great plays.
the Judibn festival "Le chariot d'Enfant," at The
Odeon, and "Les Chevaliers du Lansquenet." by
Alexander Dumas, at the Ambgu Comilue
The concerts are nearly over for the season, and
among the lions Of our French piaDists the Ameri-
Can Gartchalk is always the most fashionable His
" Bsmbouia' and g Savanue," are the popular airs
of The day They have been put into polkas and
redowsys by the skiiful m6netriers of Paris, and
they are played nightly at the public gardens Of
Mabille, lie Chateau des Fleurs, La Closerie des
Lilas, La Cbaumere, and otherplaces, which, SOFT
DIT Tdssort, are the rendezvous of all the Ameri-
now in Paris Every Saturday evening", one
could suppose, AT Mablle, that he is at Nbo's
Garden, or at Castle Garden, in New York, so
often car he hear English talked around him. and
see faces well known to him. Very well! Vtre
Ia joie! Adieu. b. H. r.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
Railroad Accident.

Bosroy, May 10, 1850.
About As A. NJ, to-day, when the Norwich train
coming this way and three four miles the other
side OF Worcester the front axleree wheel of lhe
second class of the train broke The car in this
situation ploughed from three to four hundred feet
and six or eight passengers had limbs broken None
killed. brady a brakeman injured.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
EOOtrace mt Cincinnati,

CfsciSrArI May 1s-9P NJ
The great footrace which announced to
of the Queen City Race Course to-day, resulted in
the prize being won by the American Deer alias Jack
son. He ran the ten miles in 55 minutes seconds.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
The Cummins Case at Buffalo.

BuFfALo May is, 1890.
The jury in the Cummins this day dis
charged being unable to agree The prisoner will be
tried another Indictment for murder in the first
degree The trial will commence Monday next
fhp oOth inst
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

MAR,E ISsDr-r-Trx swsptsr Csrr,rv = The fol-
lowing snecdote s told by the Boston papers Of Capt
I,ichock. commander of the Swedish sloop Of war
Najasen. now iyng at Boston:--About tw-ntv-dye
gears Swedish sailor applied 10 BENJAMIN Bs nr
= merchant af Boston. Go be employed in one of his
ships as sailor. The man vent voyage. and on
grng paid osi asked 10 know when tho ship would be
ready again. se he wished 20 20 IN her He went the
second voyage and was much liked by tho Captain
that he taken from the forccsstc aud furnished
With state rcors In the cabin by the master This
created feeling OF envy and dislike among the sea-
men which resulted in challenges 90 6ght The swe-
dsh sailor turned 70 aud whipped sir Of the crcw
sftrr smother, when they gave In and allowed him to
enjoy his quarters in peace AZ the end ~ his voyage
heeft and not again until day or two since
vhen an onfcer with gold epsulettes aud buttons
ssiked isto Mr. Bsngs counting room, and made him
self knows the sell same sailor who had sailed In Mr.
Bangs' employ twenty Eve years ago ~ ~es Csptsin
rillichook, Of the swedish sloop-ofwsr. lie told Mr.
Hangs that he came from Sweden 20 this country 10
team his profe sson In the United States mercantile
marine The sequel Of the story was that rr Bangs
Invited the swedish naval commsndcr With ali his on
ers TO take tee vits him. ~hich they did with appi-
cent pleasure.
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SfIIPPIn0.

nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO.-FOR BREMEN.
~ vie southampton-Ihe U. 5. Mail steamship wAs.-
yN0TON, G. W. Floyd Commander will sail for Bremen vie
fou hampton Monday May 2Dtb from Pier No ~ H.,
q Price Of passage in the nrst cabin $1t do IN
the second cabin; $50 experienced Assohed
TO the ship All letters through the post oce For
=" Bros
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

The SWEDISH SLooP OF WAR NAJADIy AND
YASKEE Sloor.-The sloop Avon, Of Gloucester,
Capt. Plnmmcr, bound from L wharf 10 Snow II
Rich's wharf this morning, was drfed by the tide
along side the Swedish sloop of war Najadin, car
rying away the Najadin's foretopsa yard. After
the Avon had got clear. the officers Of the Nsisdn
proceeded with their boat, manned BY a crew Of
about twenty men, On board the Avon, and dc.
.lnanded Capt Plummers papers. Capf II. informed
the officers that he never I" surrendered" TO any
foreianer and his papers could not be taken from
his vessel. After a short interview, in which the
Najadin's officers were somewhat enragcd, they
lcft the Avon. Capt. Hitchcock and bis officers
swated upon lIarbor Master Tewksbury in refer
sence to the affair. Mr.. r. informed Capt. Lill-
,chook that NO blame could be attached 10 Capt
pummer or his vessel, and no recompensc for the
yard could be recovered Of Capt Plummcr.-- Bos
ION 7rarcilv, sfqy ~.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
EpW,D x: GoLLiNs, y soush streos,
sCTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGOW-THE

The these ships VIII be table for sod
silver, bullion Specie jeweiry precious metals.
snes bills Of sding signed therefor snd the vsua there
ef. therein expressed
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

NOE LIVE r 20 1.-THE UNITED STATES NAIL
y steamship PACIFIC, Capt Ezra Nye.-rhis steamer
will take her berth the foot Of Canal street, Monday
the 2th instant and will depart with the mails For EuroFe
positively Saturday. the 18th May at l2 o'clock ~ Posi-
lively berth be secured till paid freight
passage hs wing aneqnaed aeeomodaons fer elegance
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
IYNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
" Ysrk Lverpeel-The ships composing this line are
ARCTIC. Caprs.n Luce.
BALTIC, Captain csmsto'b

ATLANTIC CAPTAIN West. ARCTIC, Captain Luos.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTICcapts'" '"mssok.
ADRIAfIC, Captain Grafton.
Thess ships having been built by contract cnpssy ior
service care has been taken In thes oon
ttructiop, in strength
speed snd their for
ouAled elegance Price New
York Liverpool $780, exclusive OF extra size state
rooms SS2h An Surgeon will DO
ship No berths secured until paid for For froges
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vNOR MARSFILITS-THE SUPERIOR FRENCH BRIG
Il TRAVAIL Capt Rose, intendedto be promptly Dispatch
ed. For frei ight passage, apply
DoYD & fIfNCKEN, I6l Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

s&STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CLASGOW-THE
- powerful new screw steamship CITY OF GLASGOW
0S register bO9 ALL and $50 horse power
B. II. Matthews, formerly Of the Great Westerly
mander intended to sail regularly from New York Gss
gov about the middle OF every alternate month Wis July
September November and January, and from GLASGOW,
In June, Aurust, October, December and February
The secspd departure Of this splendid from New York
direct 60 Glasgow appointed TO take place Satur the
18th Of July next st o'clock, noon Goods for shipment
cannot be received after Thursday evening lih Cabin
cage, stewards fee ninety dollars; cabn
do. do, ffyive dollars No passengers taken
These include provisions but wines liquors. which
will be supplied modcrse Carries surgeon.
The state for let and % cabin passengers
ally large, oommodious and well ventilated For freight
passage. apply to j. M'SyNON Beaver street,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-25
A Troop of Gaiphins,

The Washington [ nion makes the following cata- togse of the claims refused by former Cabinets and granted by the present These are
 TAe fraaeiG ClsuA, originating in lsiO, rotten Ia the beginning aud refused by every admi nistrs- uoa si inee-by Clay in 1928 among others now it Is paid-priaeipsl sl2175, with interest for forty years, al 6 per cent aboat SD, 900.
 Tas Bsassa C.aim, less than ten years old. reJec- ted by Tyler and other atm as,TstOns, allowed and paid. Amount not stated
 TAs Bsrros Caia, s41.oo0 refused bY former sdmiHiatralions-grante by this-Row ander iR- vestgation of Congress.
 7A< EriAq Claia. ST ,o0o, for goods sold the MeBomnee lndians-refused by Gov. Marcy and MT Medili-uader investigation.
 7Ae -5lsb1saa Clam, $50 QUO, resascitated by Meredith, and paid by him.
 Ih Alka C9GlH, only s 800 paid to J. w. Allen. of Cleveland, fer two months services collecting reats and mineral lands in Lake Superior.
 These, with Mammoth Galphin included. amount in the aggregate 10 a million or collars, paid by Cabinet officers, without warrant CT authority of lax.
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1 "yOI.lE PBOSE0TI."

Som. years since Lieut. B.. of the Navy. happening to have been engaged iH daei where the other parties arrested. fortunately mSds bis escape into New York where he remained eoH- cealed by Of his brethren in the Service for few days. B. had been bred the ocean from his boyhoOd. where he had leafaed every jot and little of his profession, rsm4 ning. however, sadly aehcient ia shore-goiRg intelligence, particularly ia relation To the Law. Commodore C---y was al that time iu New York, and those who reinem- Der him will Fecoilect him as being of the Ben bow scnool-a rusty Old Commodore''-a sailor from truck 10 kelson' -hsving little faith iu knowledge not learaed Sader ''osisacersefed cour- ses," ant possessing much less kaowle,ige Of, aud far greater contempt for, 'aBd iabbers'' educs ton than his subordinate, B-- Hesring Ih4l "Nolie prosequi' had been issaed in the case of the parties concerued, induigisg B., and ap- prehsading that 1t was terrible device for en- trapping the ansuspectng sailors, he has;ened with patsrnai so!ietude ta B. place of cOneealment
 B my Gear fellow, don you think they'v got out 'Nolle Prosequi' for you:''
 The h-l they haver' said 5 -. "WelI, I'd better cut and run. hadn't Ilf For B--bsd no more idea of whaia "Ne.. pros" was than law yer had of what aJafi the banaele' meant. .sD-u ge! don't want to be swallowed ap by these land sharks"
 ''Certainly not, my 6oy.'' said the Commodore '-So top Soar boom soon possible aud here S the mesns of bearing yoar expenses handing bim his purse.
 The next was seen of B. was near the Canada line. n Vermont.
 "Hallow, B--.'' said q friend, who ehanced to hir.-"yoa to be travelling iu haste whither sway''
 .'Canada, by c -d," said B.
 But why so ftstl'' cried the friend.
 Why. blunder-d iato a duei. and these d--d lawyers have got 'NOlle prOseqat after me"
 ''Weil, but. my dear fellow, that means that they have stopped the proceediags-that they doa't gesu 10 prosecute you-thst you won't ee iadic- ted "
 The h--l il does'' said B. in quaHdary-- ''the old man made al Of mistake, then"
 After explaining the matter to hts friend he de- termiaed 10 return. Arriving at New York, he hasts1ed to ind the Commodore.
 'Hsiio, B-3" said ihs Commodore, ''where the d-l have you be-nf'
 ''Besa," said B. ''why you eaght 10 know been, why. I've been looking out for Cape fly a~ay-l'ye been cruising after the Flying Dsich- man -aad it's aii your fault. Commodore. thought you knew more oC lawyers lingo"
 The Commodore had in the lnesutiue, learped his biundef. and quietly made "hiinSelf saug' 10 weather the scarpe by .'psying it out 10 B..
 Why, % did, said he. bat only tneaut Il as a good joke upon you; didn't think you'd be sacb a d-d swab as to in earnest"
 ">wao good Joke-but let me tell you, Com modore, yoar good joke may cost ne my Commis sion'
 "Hsy! how. We'll, so it might" ssid the Com modore, in great dstfess-' bat never mind. B., my dear boy, if the Department makes nuss abou, it, why l1l-d-R aae, fR issas 'Noll> Prsseq,i.'
 Seirif of the Iimss
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Further from Oregon.

Hired girls ia Oregon city receive ' 1928 dollar. per annan. sha every thing costs in proportion. h March the sales were for pork. $25 per ewi; beet. SIS so; iaow candles. g. 50 pss b; oil. si9 per sAi'oa; ouf 50 pef bbl; sugar. 25 cts per b coarse shoes, ss per pair do. boots. Is Sls per pair; day labor, 1885; mechanics I2 a Sl6. Cotton aad soolsn goods are all high.
 Society IS represented in Oregon as without go- yernnsat There is no, Judge ,a the eoantry and inc lass are not yet published.
 There IS ho lawful force, and what is worse. from sn accounts ihere has been from Last year rather fetrograde order of things
 II IS aseeFtained that gold may be obtained in the valley ot Rogue river. This valley is healthy. and n bearer the settled portion of Oregon. than the s"'a m,nes ot California. These circumstAhces nave induced very many of our people to propose working these recently discovered dixginrs. Few persoas. Therefore. will putin spring crops Bsead- suns at least must ihen necessarily be high- Mo1a.s Folk and Joha Adams, tof T6oru,oa's Gre. canoes.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-25
1 S,ring of CannadrnmS.

Why IS sick Jew like diamond B.-ause it's a Jex-nl.
 whsas-do people drink ,nases When they have a pJsRo foE tea. Piano Forte , When IS music like vegetables, When there are two beats 10 the measure.
 Why are teeth like verbs Because they are regular, irregular. and defective.
 Why isa guasm,th's shop like chicken pol pie Bee4a$e they both eoniAin Iowl la pieces.
 Why IS ship thst's los1isg like locomotive Because they bolh make The cargo.
 W5y IS The hab of rt-~heei ike handsome young iAdy' Because irs always surrounded with iellers.
 Whyis a fildle like a handsome young lasiy 3-- B B.eAuse II &Ih | no wtilfo4it boa AszG
 Why IS restless man ih bed, ike lawyer Be- cause he lies on pll sides.
 Why IS a than snoaIng n bed like a mnsie-raper Because II is sheet mnsle.
 Why are washwotRen the greatest nsvigalofs Because they are eoslIhusily crossing the hte and running ffom pole To pole. Why are the Jews of old ike bad debts Because they killed th- prophets, lpTefis.l
 Why IS man n prison Ike leaky boat Be cause be wsnis bsihag out
 Why is benevolent man like a eart-horse Be caase he always stops al the soana ei woe 'tro'"
 Why is a vain young iady like a confirmed drunk ark Because neither st them satisfied with a moderate use of the < 'Ass.
 Why is ragged eoat like an iron pot Because II Is s specimen ol hardware kafd csar
 Way Is kiss hke rumos: BeeagS t goes from mouth tO mouth.
 Why is the Washington RsPsS!ie like an u'set sieesble rine
 Do yoa gsve il ups
 Because lhe Ballsti is withdrawn.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-25

% haled as to resemble a mssz .. small eolamas pressed closely together. All the mosques are white and ail hays their vast pilas af dOfnes and their graceful miaaSsts. The one which was bsilI by Mahomei the second ever the tosmb of Eysab. the standard bearer of tho prophet who wMs kIled in the fst siege of Coastaaiinopie by Ihe Moslems ia 663 is closed b Europeans, and, as the H,asi sacred is the scene of the iasagasssion of the dI- OthmAn, the founder of the monarchy.
 Al the side of sli the mosques are tricklag fOua- tAins where the "fsithfaI'' wash ihesr feet aud hands and perform ether sbsdSBs before entering the sacred place. The white marble slabs. apoa which they rest their feet whist washing, were deeply w6ra. bsiRg strskiHg evi5eHce of the ntrct ness with which his followers comply with sll the ceremonies prescribed by their Prophet. Toe Mos lens leave their shoes at the door when they their mosques. and, tarBiag their faces toward Mecca. they fall at once nPea their knees ia any part of the building, Pfostrsie hemselFes ice hy teaehing the groaRd rita tseE fsreheds, aa1 rising again to their feet, and bolciag the palms of their hands before their faces sleaily repeat Ihs proper prayer; thea they again ProStrate themselves rise, and say another prayer, which They coniiaue tn de until their pleiy or their knees satisfied with the performance, when they retire as quietly as they entered without utteriag word. As 1 once before remarked, there is something tn ihe silent devotion of these Moslcms that impress>s ia spite of myself h every mosque we found these misguided worshippers Of Ali grao-s of society-he high and the low. kneeiing side by side seemed wholly forgetfal Of each other, and of the Frauks who intruded upon their aus,ere d~voiions. M
 Los. JoxFRst
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 ' IIe slmos, brcks my baeks'' said ,imst voice, in smother ea,Rrs sf tt~ fesce.
 |" He arrw Alccsl asy taee - said Ch4Rtev. ssuat hs an~ese'tai sharp l~sa has ies ridge a my tia se'"
 ' He rasde me see ~bcis eonsesssArr ss ssae~.. whispered Fssak. a Besides, brukr my ueek ia as mech as seven places whra frEl fFum lAe Vgee |" Darn his pietas.' growIea ngk His wkfp didnt AaH me mech aotsi he kecekea me down, WkeH thought Saffa himself Rad sisnck mess 8 Mso 'hcrghi the osa maa % strong r cried Ned D.
 "whe thought ihs old Evsiow eOasS tva % ''' sx. tofted Charley
 Harvey hstepeas 10 tais ennssruaiicss, and wax a more el the sgst, unsit Frank, wha had sss the cot esoaiios, ef thinking b~ hai esseR siania PeSc started of telling hts eersaioss tAas F they wantet the bag. which they had efl asdes lha teee they might go ami get i,, prov sAsa oSd NewcCsns Bad At already taken care ot H. They Aeelihea going os t. bat withdrew fsosa the et ol ther te~ feat slte- theS leaving Harvey 10 isaK ss the fsks ahd ts es ov hearfy esf d ths psaehss he i,ssaas s'reassy eogieetsa ta the bag Having saishrd hss appetite tlr Jeiicots Hafts he Ipfi the bag saa the fenain'ag eoaisnss tor the old man asa qasetsy walke'i home.
 Ned Harvey lnsea,ged ,o kssp the affair sa hisaa seii, fearing the ;esengs of hts enapant0tsA bat when ta- deacon rsPoFtrt that he hSi lo'and Nag IaiI ei P~ashss ef ct his trees, and talked of The trsspass sReh way thstthe tresEAsssss kneN thai he had aethaag to do wIsh hogeiar shema sss sonniIY, ihetr suspicious rested al eacs aa Ned Harvey. FEs..ag shts 10 bs th~ ess~. Ned tnfaas- dIa'ry proclaimed the joke sil about Ihc R~ixhhors aooi and related the wiroie sfAir with saeh sxae- SeFassons. served io sos up has eouaa @. lis taos' ridiculous Iizat possible.
 The isat"rs were esapha;'eaIly ased up" The rdacuie worse thaa he punish they saiisr. sd. Everybody taItted tbe,as and sVea the osa d+aesa. larsiTIag th~m the peaches they had saisn chHckie- over ias reh lOks uI |" Rgsatsg Psaea 0rekurdft'
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Nn. Partiastsa,s Letter fsam 2ashias,ss.
CeRSER or AND HtLp SraEer
 avn Zrr-xAG AyENUk My af (

CeRSER or F AND HtLp STREET
 avn Zre-zAG AyESvK May a7
 will now ehd~svar 10 give you wies Of Mr. CaS's Sarmise. winch i- generally called the Oni- nous B, accoua, of tse threatening aspen oG th. embretyoa between the Not,h and seuth, which sssus'e you have heard al about. fea must know That the SuTmIs~ i. suspicion odrsed by fhe North io ,he Soufh ,atak-s tw,st iR the Msseutisne fand by Mf. Koch oI the Chinese Mqsesm a ,1- Clay cf Cslo-ais- NJ. UndeTorush who alwass syseaks oss every question wfh snt ever saying any thine is of the same opsHioh Nr Clay. ny tsspectesi ex. temporary Mrs. Sippy has also got her Foots in t So thai you nay well cali f an UsHinons Bif si;aoayh on account Of the piaiI'ed. of is provisions : if would be first rate for Inc relief of Irland
 Among fine remarkable events of the week is ths sunmery lnl"cfoa Of the members of Congress osrt ol house and home for The purpose ef introducing roiton into he carpet and eafry ing out al the .s suFes on ihe Speaker 's table into the Rotner The spek Of ihs House. with Inc white washers and black serabbers emb,ng ap the pillows ea iaefdows CT scrawiing about the hoor on ioass wss mosa interesting than gracious A for the Roluntger that IS n state of mprescTiptable coBfasiea fo whgch se~ no spse,y per'nuiation The tassri~tf foer fs thckiy s,eWed with moysbl decks and osher stasfDn. afy articles beirngiRg 10 the Hou.e--ncitIng sev- eTai articles uRfsished state extended Gos the RAltmots and New Ye'k papers.
 The Conm1ttee on Clans ia ihe lower house haea uiaeh they saa do ia GaiPsng down tAe vss,oas stale clans pIesened 10 tbsr noses, and they maka regular open and shut business osN. The lasgast clan oi the season was hshed up tn Georgia aBd xas brought forward asa~r the oysferpieees af ef- shat UneI the iaTorsble ksfnstaaeee it went dO~H oI eOarse; but II lays so heavy os the stomach ol Estuary Ora wish thai Dr Bennelf thinks he wri Oe Ooieeged to throw up bis otice. Thus wo1i; De EIss: pity, ss he $; present enj1ys gaof oieust ia n he ea6Iaet basiness, whiea he anAs very profitable.
 have been looking about . gcosf deal lately los the southern orgaB; but have noihinE si it ss ysi exeel', It may be htlIe niggpr playing . Afv-baked fife, which saw yesterday NJ. fai- ieI's esaliar doos. However, heaId int,,aidated ihAi the sn1eTs are as exquisite to organs 10 The Treasury is gtsi now an exhausted receiver, and don't suppose that any thag is 10 be sxn@eisa rom that gaarteTsiiiso0gh inc different spaitnsais of the government certainly not d-si,tUie Of asIs. AAiGAIL PAAIikSIoE.