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"THE OREooNIAN"-Mr Thomas ]. Dryer, Of
Portland, Territory of Oregon, the late city editor
Of the San Francisco Courier, proposes to publish
shortly in that town weekly journal to be called
"The Oregonian." The editor says in his proc
pectus that, while he will recommend and advocate
all the fundamental principles Of the Wing party,
he will exercise an independent judgment upon it's
acts. Separate and apart from its political charnc-
ter his journal will be faithful chronicle of all inn
portant events which may appear in that part Of
the country. Single copy, SIS; five copies to one
address, s. 40; ten, $40; twenty, SlOO-in advance.
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BURNIsG OF SAcRAMENTo.- The rumor Of the
destruction Of the city Of Sacramento by fire. in the
squsttcrs war, {" Ion," the correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, learns, has been demonstrated to be
untrue by gentleman who came in the Philadel
phia as passenger.
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HE R EP u BLIC +.
WASHIN GTON:
[See first pags.l
Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday the bill to provide
for carrying into execution, in further part, the
twelfth article of the treaty with Mexico, con-
cluded at Guadalupe Hidalgo, was passed.
The residue of the day was devoted to Califor-
MIA business.
In the House Of Representatives variety of
important business was transacted, as will be
seen by reference to the Congressional proceed
inps
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The storm the sth instant was very severe
both in New brunswick and Nova Scotia. In the
county Of Cumberland Il was accompanied by a
freshet, the damage Of which will amount TO
4 i0,00O. Bridges have been destroyed, and hay
&c, &c, carried away in all directions. The
country presents the scene of perfect wreck. In
the Annapolis valley the storm ragged with great
violence, blowing the fruit from trees, and in some
cases tearing up the trees,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-25

The Natchez Free Trader states that telegrnphic
despatch had been received in city from Yicks
burg, announcing that Governor Quitman was in
the act Of writing his proclamation to convene the
State legislature by the goth October next.
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WM. B. MARTIN, Cashier Of the Bank Of Orwell,
Vt, died az that place on the 9th instant. He
engaged in his ordinary evocstions in the bank,
when, feeling slight fantness, he lay down upon
his bed in an adjoining room, and in five minutes
he was a corpse.
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THE MARYLAND SENATE.-At the State election
next week, Senator is TO be elected for sir years
in each Of the following counties: Kent, Talbot,
Dorchester, Hartford, Frederick, Carroll, and St.
Mary's, eli now represented by Wings. The SEN
htofs holding over are equally divided, seven Wings
and seven Democrnts. = Baltinore Clipper, 2lM.
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Two young girls were horribly burned in New
York on Friday night, in consequence Of their
clothes taking FIRE rom camphae lamp which
one Of them as attempting to fill with fluid while
lighted. Ono OF tho unfortunate girls, Mary Hce-
ney, conveyed TO tho hospital, and but little
hopes were entertained Of her recovery.
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TRiAL ron MANsLAUoHTER.-The trial of Te-
renee Wakefield, jr, Apothecary, for manslaughter
in causing the death Of James d. Hall, by admins
tenng a dose of corrosive sublimate, instead Of
calomcl, was commenced in the municipal court at
Boston, on the 2lst instant and will be continued
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Injured innocence

The Hon WIN. A. NEWELL declines a renomna-
ton for Congress from the second district in New
Jersey His letter to his constituents gratefully
knowlcdgcs the continuation of their confidence
but says that considerations entirely of personal
nature prevent him from acceding TO their wishes,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-25

Mr.. sIBLEY, the present Congressional delegate
Of Minnesota, has been reelected; and the Demo-
Gratis have large majority in the Territorial Legis-
laturc
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In the meantime the Wings of New York should
be vigant and harmonious - Wash. Republic.
The wings Of New York toM be both "vigilsnt
and harmonious" in spite Of the abuse which Ia
hcapod upon portion of the party by the Republic.
albany IN. " Journal.
Injured innocenccl
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EVENING SESSION.

The Senate met, and proceeded 20 the eonaidera-
ton of Executive business and a. late hour,
Adjourned,
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RAILRoAp IN MlssounI.

Mr. BOWLlN, from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported the Senate bill granting lands and
the right Of way for the construction Of a railroad
from Hannibal to st. Joseph's. in Missouri.
On motion Of Mr.. RAYMOND, il was laid upon
the table-yeas 81, nays 81.
Mr. BOWLlN, from the same committee, re-
ported back the Senate bill granting lands and the
right Of way for the construction Of railroad from
St. Louis TO the western limits Of Missouri.
On motion Of Mr.. HAMPTON, it was laid upon
the table-yeas l02, nays Gas follows:
YEAS.-Mcssrs. Alexander, Allen, Andrews, Bay
W, Besle, Bokce, Booth, Burrows, Burt, G. Butler,
JOS Cable, G. A. Caldwell, Joseph p. Caldwell,
Calvin, Campbell, Casey, Chandler Clark, Clcve-
Disney, Dixon, Duncan, Edmundson, Alexander
Evans, Nathan Evans, Fowler, Freddy, Gentry,
Gerry, Goodcnow, Gould, Holloway, Hamilton,
Hammond, Hampton, lsham G.. Harris, Hay, Hay
mond, llebard, Henry, Hibbard, Holiday, How
ard, Howe, Hunter, Andrew Johnson, Jones Kerr,
George g. King Littlofold, job Mann, Rlstteson,
Mcdowell, McRissock, McMuilen, Mcacham,
Meade, Miller, Millson, Moore, Morton, Nelson,
Ell, Putnam, Reed, Reynolds, Root, Ross, Rumsoy,
Ssckctt, Savage. Sawtallc, Schcrmerhorn, School
craft, Seldom, Sylvester Spalding, Thaddeus Ste
vens Stetson, Strong, Thurman, Tuck, Van Dyke,
Nenabc, Vinton, Waldo, Wallace Watkins,
White, WildriclS, and Woodward-lO2
NAYS.-Nessrs. Albertson, A she, Ashmun, Bay,
Bingham, Bissell, Bowdon, Bowie, B2wlin, a. G..
Brown, Buel, Cabell, w. n. w Cobb, Cole, Corwin,
Doty, D0nham, Durkee, Eliot, Foathcrston, Fitch,
Gilbert German, Colt, Green, Hall, Harler Samp.
son W Harris, ThomasI. Harris, billiard, Hoag
land, Hubbard, Joseph w. jackson, Robert ".
Johnson, Julian, james g.. King, John A. King,
Preston King, In Sere, Letter, Levin, Horace
Mann, Marshall Mason, McClernand, Robert NJ.
McLane, Mcqueen, Morebesd, Morrie, Phelps,
Phenix, Potter, Richardson, Risley, Robbins, Rob
inson, Rockwell, sprague, Frederick r. Stanton,
Richard n. Stanton, Taylor, Underhill, Whttlc-
scy, williams, aud Young-65
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Mr. CRINNELL then moved 10 recounmit the bill
20 the Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, with instructions Chose Of Mr.. AsHMuN)
20 consider the same Immediately after the bill
making appropriations for the support Of the army
shall have been disposed Of and 10 report it with the
following amendment, viz:
And be u Yuyfher enacted, That from and after
thirty days from the passage OF this act, the duties
required by law to be paid on goods, wares, and
mercha ndise imported into the United States, shal
be assessed the value thereof at the principal
Porte Of the United States at the time ofentry: Pro
Uidod, That in no case shall duties be assessed on
valuation Ices than that now required by law: Pro
rided, further That when the valuation Of any de-
scripuon Of iron, or Of machinery made wholly or
IN part Of iron, shall respectively exhibit reduc-
non OIL thirty three and one third per centum be-
lO% what similar mode Of valuation would exhibit
ich she " escnt revenue law into operation,
glch the latter valuation shall be adopted and the
ulLies ~sessed thereon; and that on window glass
~. Hnseed OIL there shall be paid duty Of thirty
per centum ad valorem; on ali manufactures Of
Cotton, I'VE per centum ad valorcr in addition 10
the rates OF duty now levied by law excepting cot.
ton cloths under number eighteen, which shall be
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
CifY lnfeIIlrence

THE QursrioS MEr HALF-wAY.- His Honor the
Mayor informed the special committee appointed ct
the Hore Chapel delegation short time sincs on the
subject cf the suppression Of the sse Of sunday news
papers, that the a~ stood at present lie did not
zee how be could interfere In the matter that t woud
be only waite cftme 20 attempt to stop the sale Of
Sunday papers or 70 close the mouths Of the news
ton about halfway, by an attack all the poor old
apple women who support themselves and families by
the tsle of apples and candies around the Park railing
The attack on these poor old women every nos aud
then seems 10 be the last resort Kind Of set Of for
matters of more Importance.
DIsrUEniSG DiuNE woRsHiP.-John Cruger (colored)
was arrested on Sunday evening at nine o'clock for
ssultirg Jseob Dunn and ether colored persona and
disturbing public worship, in meeting house In Second
street.
BUnsrrre A CRoroS WarrR rrFr.-At half past
seven O'Clock Sunday evening tho Croton water In the
store of Nr BENNETT Ne 1f6 Front street burst aud
flooded tbs building with water. II was discovered
by ofhcer O'Bren, who sent for the owner.
Fmr.-A quarter to seven o'clock, Sunday evening,
tre was discovered In the dry goods store Of NJ Lsde
rer No z12 Houston street 10 was extineushsd with
trihing damage
DEArH ~ rHr Crry HosrIr.L.-A msn named John
kirwin, sawyer by trade received compound frsc-
ture Of the skull about three weeks vhle engaged
at his work log ef timber In Twelfth street he
fingered on In the City Hospital In great asony until
sunday, when death terminated his sufsrings.
DEsrH ISrrnrrRsrcg Coroner Geer yesterday
held inquest st No 80 Cross street Five Points on
the body of Julia Jsnning g. Of those unfortunste
creatures, who for come time past has be.n existing
merely by dissipation Verdict Death By Hntem De.
rance and want OF proper medical attendance.
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Court OF Common Pleas.
GENERAL TERM.
pefore fudgas Ip~r.h.r, .,l xt...t,

Before Judges lngrshsm snl Woodruff
Feb 20 - Decisions Ti0r1s Nc TntosA rt. yenef Ne
GursThe dtferdent In this case having rene~et his
application e be discharged from arrest or that the
tsm IN which be is required TO give ball be far
tber mitessd after hearing counsel for the respective
Iarte. ara 10 appearing that there is no suincent
grounds fer said application a. 10 ordered motion OF
Mr. David Graham. plaintiffs counsel that the motion
on behsn ~ the defendant be and the same k hereby
denied With Sl0 costs Of opposing
UtHfsn w. Kro,pfsH 80. Darld Rscksel.-Nonsuit
confirmed, with costs.
Charles Dent .fppsianfus pa'rk Nc.lesr rsspsrienf
are Of opinion that the gmept below should
be affirmed There was on the part OF the us-
tice n holding the defendant responsible for damage
done BY hin. while he racing his omnious a late
hour OF the night through Broadway. Defsndaut was
kncWingy violating the ls- In racing and la net keep
ing the side Of the read TO which he vas entitled
The evidence shows thst the plnnn did TO the right
vhen he cav the stage coming. and that he used as
much could be REQ uired of hi0 Although per-
hars the Justice should have submitted 10 the Jury
whether the plaintiff used all the necessary hls
eoud not, under the testimony have materially alter
"a the hpdipg of the Jury. We are required on the
appeal 20 Give judgment according TO The justice o
the case without regard 10 technical errors and We
are rinon that party Who drives his vehicle 10
one side Ct the street when he Others racing
toward, him uses all the care required Of him 10 avoid
the sccident
John y. Larsins, R,syonS,ni rs join n Eu. ss4
.9Jend.r Potev, oppeliants This an appeal feou
the Justices Court We are q opision thai tn. jus-
tee erred In holding this property 90 be exempt under
the evidence and that the Judgment must be reversed
Wn lctle eds. n. s. NcPh,fson- ment re-
verse5. with cose
Jesa Miiisr rs augustus Cgischaik ik-NosiOn for nss
trial deni,d, with oosts.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

Msrrs and Anna Taft Ross N0reang Feb l. ophsiia Ma
N0rleans Ben Nevis Turner Savannah Sd re
Rchardson NOYleanG VIM Writ Samson, Mobile; Charles
Crooker Duncan ChAreston ath John Hancock Burgess
Sid 9Th, Alliance Charleston; Kitty Cordes. Campbell
Mobiles Chisftan, Savannah Ganges, ao 30h. !anshaw
Boston, Albert NOrleans Peter Marcy Sampson do Feb
Powhattan, Batmore; 4th. Republic, MAXWELL and Fran
coma, Boyle, N0rleans
MIscILLANEoUs.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 4-The Huron. for Honduras, has put
back.
7thThe Whitney. GHdden, from Philadelphia in
ming through the Victoria Channel this afternoon struck
the Spit OF Burbo saved by their own boats The ship
is breaking and her Is washing out The
cleared at Philadelphia for Liverpool about the 5h Of JAM
and sailed from Lewes DEL the 9th She had large and
seed.
shThs Republic for Noreans put back with loss Of
sails, boats, kc.
AsIwERr. FEB 7-Fresh gales Ship Hector Post from
got on shore coming the river and will most
likely have to be unoaded before she got or The pilots
port her in dangerous position.
HAseATr FEB l-ship Deyonshirs Hover from London to
Nforh got on shore OIL the North Foreand but after land
ing her passengers got on and brought in Roads,
She threw overheard part Of her which
since been picked and she has discharged
o lugger alopgside.
SPOKEN.
40 %, Ion IS.
Ship rr.neOnia from Liverpool for New Orleans Feb P
n, of the Skerries.
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TELEGRkPHIC IITELLIGENCR.
~>1>>~N~>>s>~~o~~~~>N~~~
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
S~~>o~>>>c>~~~~~No~.N~
The New Compromise to Save the Union,
~~~~~~~N~~NONNN~o-~>o
THE SPLENDID MOVEMENT
NJ n. W Il = s r Il h.
~>~N~>>c-->o>~o>~.
STIRRING SCENES IN CONGRESS-.
~~~>~~~~~~>-~~~~~~~~~~
THE ANTICIPATED DUEL.
&c. &c. &c.
NJ h. W n d s r II h.
STIRRING SCENES IN CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON CRY,

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. rs, $780,
The greatest excitement prevails In Washington
There stirring scenes In Congrss There was an
important debate to-day MIR. Foote'S motion fer
committee Of thirteen to arrange the "vexed ques.
tion.n IL indicates Mr.. Webster chairman, and in
cludes his compromise. The movement Of Mr. Web
ster to settle the slavery question attracting the
attention of every here. 1t win command the at
tention of the whole country.
Since Saturday Senators Downs, Badger, Berrien,
Dawson Mangum, Foote, Bell and others, all from the
South have called at Mr.. webster's house, and
away satisfied with the new plan On the other side
Senator Corwn Is said to be with the Senator from
Massachusetts,. All eyes turned to Mr.. Webster
expectation and confidence are high
II is clear that Mr.. Foote urged the committee for
fear Of terrible event If delayed another week 1t
is feared that If Mr. Dotys California resolution Is
pressed in the House next Monday, there will be .
bloody scene and breaking up.
There is duel pending between Col Bisse, Of ILL.,
nois, and COL Jefferson Davis, Of Mississippi for the
remarks Of the former In the House In regard to the
battle of Buena Vista. Both good Shots and,
less stopped, both may be killed. Strong efforts
making to reconcile the parties MIR Albert g. Brown
Of Mississippi Is In the affair.
The city is alive with strangers. All New York is In
town. There is great excitement among all classes.
We are just upon the turning point. The crisis is
upon us.
MIR. Fletcher Webster, son of the Hon Daniel Web.
ster, has been appointed Naval Officer at Boston.
SUPREME
c. Darragh OF Pennsylvania; VIM. s. Wood, Of Cali
fornia; Frederick s. Tslmadge and John R. Glover Of
New York, and Edwin N. Stanton, Of Ohio, were ad-
mitted to- day.
The Wheeling Bridge case is up to- day. The argu-
ment was commenced by Mr.. Stanton for complainant,
and MIR. Stewart, for defendant.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
COMMERCIAL APPAIRS.
MONEY mARIxET.

monasy, Feb. 2J-6 P.n.
The stock market was not very active to- day, and
most Of the trsr,actiOns for cash There vas .
slight improvement in prices. At the FIRST board
United States o's, 1867 went up per cent; Morris
Canal NJ Canton Company, Vi Resdisg Railroad =;
Long lsspd, y. Erie Bonds, new, declined per cent.
AT the second board, there change In prices,
and the market oosed steady with very little doing
The receipts ct the oace Of the Assistant rrsasurer
ofthis pert to- day amounted to seisss CO.. psymsns
s31 bs1 e2-bslsnce, ss,es7, 500 81.
The from Europe has dissppoiptsi spectators
in cotton An advance OF at least quarter sfs penay
per pound sntcip.sd instead OF which there has
been advance at all notwithstanding the arrival out
Of the Canada with accounts Of an advance In this
market of 10 X cent per pound rrices for breid-
stus had recsdsd snd the supply In the English mar
kets likely to be largely increased By the opening
OF the Baltic ports The financial aud commercial iu-
tengepce generally IL favorable, and does no. differ
materially from that received by the previous steamer
Politically, the sdvices important aud intrestiox
Europe appears 20 be IN very unsettled state aad the
Indications ere decidedly revolutionary France 10
evidently upon the of another politiss revision
and u would not sstosish us, ~ the next steamer
brought accounts of complete overthrow OF the so-
vernment Of Louis Napoleon. THIS Il the month for
revolutions, and u Is not at all improbable but that
the anniversary Of the downfall Of Louis Philippe viii
bring about another equally great and equally fatal ts
those In power
The amount of United States stock Issued 10 70.
regners, during the week ending the 22d Instant wss
sl2seoo, CT which SIC COO vas Of the lean Of isl7
800 COO ofls47, ard 5000 of1sts.
The Erie Railroad Compsny will pay the thres and
half per cent interest the second mortgage bonds
due on Friday the ist Of March ct the onos Of the
company, Wall street.
It's stated that The Chssspeske and Ohio canal "
certainly be completed ~ TIE hrst Of Apsil nert.
The eommittee on banks in the Legislature Of VI
einls have reported bill Incorporating the Cent?
Bsnh Of Virginis at staunson, With Q capital Of
less than sioo coo than $50 coo. Tbls bsa
Is siuisndsd tc es iniertEtent- TIE tanS ecmajttcs
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
The Southern Mail.

Bstrisors, Feb 25-eP.M
The mails from the South have arrived bu. the latest
L still due.
The cars were detained about half hour this eve
nips by running or the track between here and wash
irgton.
The New Orleans papers furnish the following slI.
tional names Of those burnt out; -Dibbe 4 Mont.
gomery, ,. Rodenvald Co, John Tool Henry Psrrot
commission uercbsntsi Delhouds Groe,bsck crocksry
dealers; G. c. snethen, insurance agent; Finch 4
Co. real estate brokers; Thos r. Price ,otaeeo dealer
and Tbos. Maddox. jewsli.r.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
Shipping Inteilise encs

Arrived Ship Southport, New York.
CKaRLKsros, Feb q.
Arrived-Bark Virginia Ann. New York.
PoRrLASp, Feb Is.
Clesred-Bark Hamilton, Carderas.
Bosrox, Feb 25-ll
Arrvsd-steamtr America Harrison LiverpocI via ia
lifsS, Saturday, IL nicnight
Also shirs Versatile Havre; Robert Patten Apsla
shiSolai b,rhs 1urshA he.snA Tyo AHI Cages Charles
Alton London; Zion. Bstimore; brigs Cordoba
Martha Wortnngton, kais sun and Canton Phila
phiai Rue, Cardena james Crosby doi sohrs Elizabeth
Ludwis and Mary Taylor Rehmondi Rebecca Francis and
Commodore kesrny, New York Ksnsirs.on, Phs.
-, . . NV BEDFORD, Feb a.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
Markets.

BatrINoEE, Fsb. Is, 1850.
The steamers news deprssses breadstuGs saa the
demand i very moderate. Gotten has opened bat
= decline is anticipated.
BALrtwoRr. Feb 26-6r NJ
The operations of the day have been limited sais.
Cf Howard street -four 81 ~ CAS-. and white corn at
4Sc. Rcd wheat IL quoted 81 % other articles re.
N ain without material change.
Bosro~. FEB 2j-Br.M
stosk Exehsrgs-ssles 2e0o Reading Bondssj.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
Death of an EdIfnr.

LoutsvitLE, February Is, 1850.
George n. wsitsenger, assocsts editor and proprs.
tor of the Lodsrins Journal died this Afternoon Of
gsston Of the brain after ilasss CT two dsy.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

Cottss's LfSf o. Nrw YosK srp Lvrsrs'L sfssv.
sssB by reference 10 the Proceedings e the Common
Council last evening u ril Be seen that Collins,
splendid steamships 70 have berth at ths fot u
canal ttrest This is excellent location. SD both
the owners Of the line and the Cofprain are e b.
scrgrstuasd on ths cccaion q the competin q ths
susrss meat. scuth Brookiyn offered Nr e. q berth
foT BE steamers, free q shzrge he ~ou.d cniy 60
here
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

BIrivoRE, Feb Is. 1850
Several small buildings In the north western section
Of the city we're consunsd By ere las; evening" Los.
mfJefete
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

DrAru oT GrSrHsL JouS McNut.-The announce
nsnt of the death of General Johu Newell formerly
Brigadisr General Of the Uuitsa states army. aud
Istt.ry Surveyor Of the Pert Of Boston, will b.
esired with deep regret by IN, friends and the public
generally. lie died at the Irving House Washington.
ON saturday, the Esd Of February. General Mcneil
he'd been complaining Of m health for many month";.
and last spring vas In weak state. lie, bo~ever
rallied and It was hoped thu; hi, tteass had b.sn
checked.
General Mcneil vas sfn in New Hampshire he
was at the battle Of Chippewa, In the var ef lsi2
The enemy we're lrara into sction on the plains
The first battalion, under Major Lssvenworth. took
. position on the right and the second vas led 10
It's station By Colonel Campbell, Who, on being
wounded was succeeded BY General, then Major
Mcneil. In this engagement, Mcneil contacted his
charge against the infantry Of the sseny With great
sAni ana vas conplimeuted Immediately after With
the brsvst rank Of Lieutensut Colonel. ln the sub
ssqusnt snsassmsn, At Lundys Lane be was severely
wounded, sud We. borne from the de.i. The wound
lsmed him for life sua ioiEt q; the knee resulting
from u.
General Mcneil va man Of unoomnou stature
of lofty, commanding carriage ea.y and agreeable
IN his intercourse with fociety aud deeply rs.pssed
By his neighbors friends, aad the pubas he was at
tsehsd 10 the party of General Jaek.sn ani hs is,
cratic rucssssion up TO the ias. sininistrs,on N.
I-sv,s interesting family In Boston 70 8ss,oTe h!,
loss.
Az The time Of his death he vas In the si1ty.sssh
Jssr Of his sge
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
AZ Dlf0SAl EUROPEAN Intelligence
RECEIVED ovER
BAIN'S TElEGRAPHIC WIRES.


BosroS, Feb. 25 1850.
The steamship America, Capt Harrison was tele-
graphsd at o'clock this morning She arrived at her
wharf, at East Boston, at about O'Clock this after
Her mails will reach New York early to-
morning.
The Americas cargo Of English and Continental
goods the largest brought to this port by
Of the CuRard steamsrs
The steamship Canada, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool the 4th instant after passage of eleven
and half days.
The English papers announce the death Of Lord
Jenrsys
1t Is stated that Mr. Phaon, ofNew York. who resides
In Paris has ordered three thousand pounds Of bread to
be distributed among the poor of the rst arrondisse-
ment.
According to the latest news perfect tranquility pre-.
vailed In Paris.
Some Of the German papers publish letter, which
contains the following
can give the i'm mportant that the Pope
to arrangement with the Catholic powers
to that the mctu proprio OF year
main the basis Of the constitution. The to be
divided into each which will
Car dnal as political chief member the Sacred Col
lege Is TO be President Of the Council of Minister'S with the
title Of Cardinal Secretary Of State.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

Liver oh for Consumption, scrouous Affections. Rh.ua
tsm 1out 9e Prepared daily from the fresh livers aud
Tor sale, Wholesale and retail BY RUSSTON CLARK CO.
10 Broadway 10 Astor House. and 27S Brosdway Irvins