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Isl IN liI'SSsI

IT H. S. begs to inform his friends and the public
that they can hayeV ting and BusnesCarls Noaria
and other Seals Door Patss Steamboat Stamps and every
thing connected with engraving, executed in the
and eXnediuOusy.
N. BVisitlgg and Business Cards, and every kind of
Copper Plate Printing executed ut the shOe notice. ull I'm
SURVEYING ENGINEERING- THoMAs
- LAFARELLE, Surveyor, Architect, Draughsman, and
Civil and Military Eng Reer, begs leave his friends
and the public general that he has estab shed himself
the office of Jas. Graham, Notary Public No 80 Grayier
stree / or No l Ranks Arcade Passage upstairs,
the Bulletin Office where he hOud be happy 10 receive
such ders they might have it in Their power bestow
From his extensive experience countries, he feels
himself fully qualified to conduct Surveys to execute Plans
prepare Specifications Estimates c., and generally
quit himself of any duty which may deyolye npon him with
subtraction to the parties interested. nl5 81
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MAYOraItY of NewOrIeans. go. November IA 1850
Council OF MUMGPALITY No. Two,
Sitting of Nov. IL. 1880.

ESOLTED, That the and rpauested
IL sell pubic auction, bidder giving me
usual the fiji m oun1, the Watch
house 9n Brone street acc9rng the and pecdcao
fife the ote OF B. Howuri, Architect No. IA Duncan E1
change Alley follows fourth when The 6r.
months second
BY a. three months; 'JuTth by
at four months and the remaining fourth
Completed by notes months Ali The
date at cent and
three ents to be retained until the building
cluieh the note for the payment TIE
saiac ton The Surveyor and Architect
months ON The date the penalty dollars
per day for every day thereafter The adjudication be
gwen 10 the amount OF the contract.
tSgnedl JAMES IL. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November Ia, 1880
[Signedl A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
True copy: II. BIER, Clerk.
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OFFICE JEFFERSON AND LAKE PoNTcHARTRAINl

~ Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
in Carrollton, until MONDAY, the 18th inst at clock
P NJ, for the cutting and clearing off the Timber hundred
feet iG width, the entire line of said Railroad to vii
From CauoOn to Lake POntchartran there being neal
four miles Of clearing required Full specifications of the
wok to be done can be- seen on application.
CanOllton, November II, 1850.
nl26t JOHN HAMPSON, Chief Engineer
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1. o. o, y. Odd Fellows Re

sssIeza.sfs. L. D. d. e. Odd Fellows Rest.
ZkNsRA 10 The Board Of Directors that they
are prepared dispose Of Lots Vaults
TFS Lodges and members Of the Order, according
new plan, upOn The following terms viz
Numbered Lots, by $50 each
Do do OF Irregular dimensons. GU per square
Do stockholdug Lodges ami members lher eacl
ApPi for Lots viii apply Dunlop Chairman of
etey Committee, No. 81 Camp
OIL I'm 3dp J. o. PERSON Treasurer
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Henry KE0AN burger,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
1854 Camp street,
NOW receiving per late arrivals from Havre and from
Il New ork most beautiful assortment of 81 9th
sImeTes and Nestings of the finest and best
ture also fine of Eng ish Cloth fit for Over
cOhts, and fine of French Shirts of the latest
style As am abe fill orders at The shortest notice,
invite my friends and the pIbIic call and examine my
gods being confident there nothing equal my pre-
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-, MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs

~ MAYORALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Nov. a. l8oO
NOTICE hereby given that will sell at my Office on MON
~ DAY the 25h Ut the resan ION, at "
O'Clock to the lowest uide The contract Tor 6u ING watch
Mr.. B. Howard, Architect, No. IA Dun
cans Row, Exchange alley.
Wis A, d, CROssMAN, Mayor.
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S-~sr. NEW GOUDS -
go MRS. A. MCENANY, respectfully in. S&k3,1
WI forms the Ladies at she has received and IE
~&SE now receiving by the latest arrivals from 2kS9
ETsneS ana the Northern CITIES hoce selection of French
hANCf MlLl.lNERH-cOnsstng of Silk and Straw
Sonnes; fancy Plaid striped and plain Ribbons; French
Artificial Flowers Feathers and Fam: French Capes and
Collars, and assortment of FiIet Gloves etc The nnh
lie are respectful invited to examine. "
A MCENANY, South west corner Magazine
~ BoNNETs BLEACHED and PREsSF 'L5e in the
latest styles. o17 pa,
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e-BF" u. $. Mail Steamship COmpany.-The under
signed having taken the Of Udte Mail Steamship
Company for their Atlantic and Pacific services him
self in this city Tor the Commission aud For
warding Business HIS office at No. 95 Magazine
nj I'm JAMES X. JENNINGS.
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FIVNFfI--NIK. z. T.. UURSEI
spe,tiuly informs his friends and tn public that -.
he will his and elegant establishment fssf
FRIDAY, the list proXimO. The Pacific has been A,iis
fitted up without gard to and surpassed A
by any like establishment in the city The aud bril-
liant Saloon and elegantly furnished ParoFs offer induce.
ments not 10 be met with elsewhere The Bar will at all
times be supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors
had in the county. Mr.. d. will be happy TO receive his
friends Friday the PACIFIC, oppoite the Varieties
Grsvler street, bet Carnndelet and Baronne. 90 2m3p
II AIR-2O 900 bushels Plastering, in hhds. AM
Il sacks, for sale by
MA HAYMAN HOLDEN, IS Magazine st,
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.
SIaer1mnn. pierso,, =. IN.

sherman, EIeFSOn - co.
NO. MAGAZINE STREET, corner of Canal.
h as. HlONABLE CLOTHING Establishment
nav hs pleasure Of informing our friends ard the pubic
hAs just opsnen large foe ssorter of Es,bionsb
- "'ed expressly retail trade which w. offer
" 'sp rs''cen praes We invite buyers to examine or ,k b
eon,tioe part Of the following articles
Blue black and fancy eoorsd t,Ioth Frocs am, n,
Blue and Mixed Beaver Sac Cysrrnas anu Oass Coat,
BTab and fancy Beaver Boulevard Oyereo,t,
BrDz n olive and invisible Bouleys-d
Black and gold mixed Tweed Psletous and SAL
Bloc and drab Blanket 5lcs and Oyereoats
Black Cloth ClolHs
Merino Robes de q tnbTe,
Fancy Co1rei Cloth Ceup q RIO Costa
PANTS:
Black c1.ored ami DoezEin Panta
Black fg1red Cashmere Pans.
s@P-r plaid End nd lan.y Cashmere P s
Fancy Enslish TEssd Psnis.
Blue and fancy Cottonsds Psnt-
Blue and black satin9t Pants.
VESTS.
Super black add Silk Vests.
Black
Fancy Silk Satin
Rich embroidered Cashmere
Black Drap de Milan
White Asrssies
Super black Barathis
FURNISHING GOODS:
Mems upper Mcrno Untershirts.
Red and white Flannel Drawers.
super SiE Unjersnrts
Brown and white Jean nr'
Brown, gray snd white Cotton nd Hcrno socks.
ack and fancy Six aud satin Cravls aud Neck Ties
White and cooreh Linen CaR ami SIR Pocket handkerchief
BlacE and col rel krt and colDrsd Silk Gloves.
Suspenders, Money Be'ts Double Bottoms, etc.
l.tuen and Linen Bos n Cotton Shirts.
Linen Shirt Collar, FanrF Preach Muslin Shirts
SIM and Gingnam Umbrellas.
Sole Leather Trunks, AID Other qualities always hani
Also India Rubber Gods. Carpet Bags and VaiseE.
,,, SHERMAN, PERSON s. co.
4s4fpa npFuF DF anal
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PHILADELPIlIA-Per6 bark Chas Thompson: Assorted
mdse
PHILADELPHIA-Per bark Piedmont: ASST mdse.
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COAL.

(NITY COAL YARDs-NcBEAN, WILLARD s.
~ CO keep constantly IN hand at their ards, No. n
Cnstomhouse street, first door from Royal and No 3Sl
TchOuitoqlss street second yard above St Marys Mar
ket supply OF PsbuTg Anthracite English and American
Camel Ual. All orders left either yard will be pTomp VI
ATTENDED to. Oa3 If
COAL-30 tons English Camel Coal superior
- article Just received and for sale n CustomhoGse
City Coal Yard.
Of ImstW MCLEAN, WILLARD 81 co.
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GinMeL 8. .I1Ill,iSOll.

Gi9MeJ 81 JNAILSO1s,
No. IS CHARrREs sTREET........... Formerly No. g.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS and
FANCY ARTICLES. We call attention Of our friends
and the public great Of Dry Goods selected with
the greatest care and regard the City
customers among which will De found the following.
six Dresses: eros de France.
Satin j la RENE.
" BrOch6.
Facnune
Plain figured, striped pai back Silks superior article for
Dres'es'J Black AIm"urs.
Gros de Rhin.
Tdhetas Gi7ces, all co'prs.
Black:
Black Repes
Drap re sole.
Black DamRtks
sattns, all cOlOrs.
Bareges, all coors.
b ck Aipacas.
MerInos ard Cashmeres.
Muslin de Lar
Do. Children.
R Pi sH5Tgidsred Linen Cambria Handkerchiets.
HOsieryi
Ladies' superior white English Hose.
DO do do. and coored Silk do.
Misses do. do English Cotton do.
Ginghams;
French, English American Prnts.
french and American Cououades
k;aGtes, SUB Mer,ne and Cottsn shrIts
s and Bo,s' SIX; Merluo and Cotton Shirts
Black aud coorel KID Gloves
Rich Table Dsmask.
Toler and Piano Covers.
Valencia Collars.
Napkins and rOweling.. And great assortment of
kerseys, Jeans,
Shss meFes, flannss,
b snkets, Tweeds, TnlI lx1
Brown and Bic cted Cotton Cotton Sbepps aft u,bs sr a.
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EURNITURE WAHKMOUsETT

I'UhNTTIHE W ltTthIIVI ST IIe UlIItTsIsHtI re.
spectlu ly inform their friends and
the public that they have just rece we'd n
and are daily extensive aS; ~ ,s.ese-s-l
sOrment of 'ABlNEr FURNlTJ RE
~ OF every variety and style; also, choice assortment
VI of the following articles. wit: Chairs, Feather
- Spring, Mos ard Hair Mattresses, Cg5sd Hair, Hair
Vanish etc etc. eS Purchasers invited TO call and
examine our Stock which will be offered at prices that can
not fail to please. u. FLINT q JONES,
o3I m}dp ~ and A. Roval street.
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NEW MUSIC-TYLER & HEWITT have just
L added to their large and extensive stock of Ny5Yo
mia Music all the publications lately se Aay
sF sued at tie North, consisting of Watzes, Sgy w
fTTyII1l Marches, Quick Steps PO!kas, Ma2ur- aSs4lk
lsE5S kas. Redowas, Songs, the only authorized EfS
MI edition Of Jenny Lind's Songs, etc., Among
the new Songs and Pieces
MY Mothers Primitive Song Welcome to Jenny Lind, by
hn2Ea for Independence. Strakosch.
lying Boy. Single Msn.
l3llttante Polka MarurkR. Fountain Polka.
Fashon Polka. ALWAYS With Me.
,sHJus 4 hlmam, Ivy Hayter. Landes Farben WRltEag.
lhey Have Welcomed Me O Come to the Ingle-sjde.
hgaln.; NOctune, by CrameT
| Babe Thee Say, etc. NncaIinn Maznrka bvVaL
".StI'o'eA ; SOualas,new edl lace.
The Parting Look. Iw i Nm hoI t''e
~ large assortment of PIANO FORTEs from the
~ . pI ~ is county and Europe large assortment
Hoyoke from Havrs, due y" ''"'o s'''
AZ, TYLER 4 HEWITT,
Mo lw Piano Forte and Music Store 81 CaInp st.
FIRE BRICKS-5O ,OO0Englisb, LANDING. % nm
l. Pittsburg: 50, 900 Scotch. for sale by - ~'''''
HAYMAN " HOLDEN, % Msgogipos Of
G5 Agents for the Biloxi Fire Bricks nil
SODA ASH-Landng, 100 tons 81 per cent;
~ 100 tons do. in store, for sale by '
nl4 HAYMAN HOLDEN, % Magazine st.
WHISKY-Old Scotch Whisky, in one, two
w three, i've gallon demi0hns in store and for Inv
nl3 At CHARLES STOUGHTON, "a Camp 81.
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
Corrected Doi2v 6v w. w. WHITE Il Co, 81 Camp ct.

7 .AFARELLE, THOMAS, SURVEYOR, AR.
- CHITECT, DRAuGHrsMAN, CIVIL AND Military En-
upstairs MS Im
RADGER, F. H., DENTIST, OF Tennessee. for
- mery of A ALBANIA and orgia, No. 3 Julia street be
NewOrleans nI5 r.
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC

IA NH NGP0CFpTE LTVC
@AN1AA1 1I|C, IL l. ~.
I'BAS-IEAs-The attention of the city and country
trade invited TO large and complete stock of Teas
They will be sold low the grocer prices of New York
The assortment consists Of Of finest superior Teas
brought to this market Our Tea Room now contains
40 half chests POuChong Tea
81 half do. do do superior;
100 half chests ordinary and superior Y II. Tea;
20 halt chests Imperial and g. P. Tea;
JJO boxes aud IL tb Imperial Tea;
900 do. . and II tb G. z. do
5O cases Canister do;
For approved paper the usual credit will be given.
o20 In w&f GOODRICH e. co n Common ST.
TPESU TN g LII I.------
Il ESIt 1LhD-I ne SUBSCRIBER mas 9nst re-
- Gel, ed IN store fine assortment of GREEN AND
bi'ACh TEAS The stock VIII he kept up by Ls7Uaea
frequent ADDITIONS IRON one of the frst importers a. M
the Horth Ton umers offered something very Y tN
line NJ moderate !'Tices. l-zaAEA
Exua fine GUNPOWDER, in ID boxes;
Extra fine 81 Mp WIDER, in half chests:
Extra fine HVs0N. in haif chess an b boxes
Extra fine YOUNG HHSON, in half chests;
Extra line OOLOStI, IN half chests,
nl3 3m w. g. RAIM ND, II Camp
T0T0FN SVRTP 0F LII LIT ~
IT, LIEN . NJ 70 Dds, nan DDS ana
~ Kegs OF the celebrated st. Louis RetnerT, GOLDEN
=, = \ hUP and IN house hOLASSES;
OI packages fresh BUZZ ---
boxes O'wegO county PuIverlZed CORN STARCH, in
ID packages-s famous article at tue North for Pud
dinEs, Pies, etc.
III dozen UndeTWOOd's glass and tin
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| -; - ~ g ~ ~, -. ne "u 5 isheu
knnwn as the g SuZETTE" and the " FIRE PROOF"
preuared to e We, Store aUL s am e
TOBACCO and tender their eryces to the Trade Their
charge Tor Stripping We,ghng Stamping and Storing 10
days y he TTG Dollars per Hogshead. Storage after the
first 60 days 25o per month. New Orleans Nov $50
J. X. RAYBURN. Suzeue Warehouse
NJ 2w 3mw 8. q. STAPLES, Fire Proof Warehou,e
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IaTpets.................,. Hugs
BY f.. II. PETITPAIN.
Ln auc ion io0m, NJ. s Canal street.
q pieces CARPETS qn4es rich and new pstterps
An invoice Of RUGS. mis-
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Francis Fnbre y co.

No. 20 Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment mt,
Have the pleasure Of inf mng friends that they
receipt OF choice selection FALL WINTER GOODS, all
OF me best materials manufactured the latest style and at
moderate prices. The stock comprises in part:
super Black and Blue French Cloth DRESS COATS.
Brown, Olive Green French Cloth Frock Coats
Brown, Owe Green, French Cloth Walking Goats.
Brown, olive French Coh Business Coats.
Back, Blue and Olive French Cloth Sacs.
Drab French Cashmere Sac Goats,
Back, Brown and Dab ia Cloth PALETOTS.
BAck, own anl Dah!ia Cloth sURrOUTs.
BLACK Cloth CLOAKS
imuroi erred Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Embroidered Back and Fancy silk NeHtI.
Emhfnrrere Valercit Vests.
Enbrni Tered MarEeiles Vesg
Black Six Sa n Vess.
Rich Black and col red Figured Silk Vests
Rich cooel Cashmere Nesfs.
Nhre and BUD Msrseles Vests
Buff Vale Ia
Black and Blue d ltskn Cashmere PANTS,
CooTed and Fancy Cashmere Pants.
h gIsh nd Oxford Mixed Cashmere Pants.
Now Spun sls uNDERsHIRTS snd DRAWERS.
White Cashmere and Meno uiershirts md Drawers
Ribbed Lambs Wool UnIrrshrs and Drawers.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
Silk. Mernn ard Cotton HALF HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES De CHAMBRE
Black and cooeI Silk M Satin CRAVATS,
Rich Figured Silk and Satin Crava's.
Rich White Figured $ TX and SATIN CruvatG.
Rich col rel Figured Silk and SATIN Cravats.
Rich cooei Silk and Satin Ssars.
White ami oted Camlrlc HDKFS.
Whre and SILK Hdks
White aud colored English Suspenlers
White and co.nred yelling Suspenders
Blact, colored and White ioskn Cloves
Black, coored and SILK Gloves.
Blacs and colored Silk Unhrellas.
Black and culorei Scotch 6 ngham Umbrellas.
AZ Aarge assortment OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS, Of yerv Sill
Luz H. "a.
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Passengers.
Per bark Chas Thompson. from Phladephia-Capt Web.
ster with the LIST Company Co Artillery, 80 men, rank
and Ge-nr Rninn Rnnge.
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TObaccO-In the early part of the week active move.
took place, and considerable Oc-
cured which showed urthe, advance of aI of cent
b. Since that TIM, however, holders having insisted upon
still higher figures, buyers have done but little The entire
sales about $50 hhds, including SO hhd 81 at H. and
Il ats; 81 at TO- and SO 8, and l79 hhds choice
Yellow Bark l3 l2a, and o. at SC W ID We now
quote Lugs 1905; Leaf, Common to Fine S71OlO5
Choice, llG0l2ja Mason county, 7GOl315c aP ID.
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DOR SALE-A very valuable Lafayette Build
Il ing Lot of Ground forming the North corner of
Nayades and COIey Streets being leg feet l0s inches West
side Nayades and IS feet lower side onrey street. be-
tive parallel lines. T. ID. HAiLES, Broker,
MD 20t 81 GravirT street, upstairs
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DER STEAMSHIP OHIO, and ships Cornela
and Vieksburg, Just received at
50 Cu1,ak street,
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HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, AND SHORTS
Constantly in store nd for sale in lot suit ruha era
hy Tfy1 sly1 GARLAND Il co, tOI Trhou mia 81

lille ~ KAWLINS-26 Grayier street,
COMMISSION MERg n ANTS and AGENTS Tor the ssie Of
~ virginia Manufa ctured T. hac C o have now
hand the largest superb Tobacco exhh-
tied in the New Orleans Market which they offer on the
favorable terms.
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REMOVALS.

p EMOVAL-G. BURKE & Co. have removed
" to No l45 Canal street State House Square. nj I'm
r EMOVAL-WILIIA J DEWEY has removed
~ to No. "a GravieT st,eet, nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

.,, .ssror+ and SECURING Machine Harris K sons
TO dsv which ought to be worth hundred ''ou' 4'1
doII.r, N tho inventor and many millions TO tue
1s..t-,---nrl.sa somebody else has invented an
SsLa. =, aoo5. There is very ii.ue Wheat that
.auIa ma be rendered filter either for sowing or
Grinding by passing through this machine. 8sge's
R,osdcas. sower on even, N silow ground, must
diminish by two-thirda the expense Of putting IN
graip while sowing it more evenly than it can be
sowed by hand. In short, no farmer anspsnd hall
day looking carefully at the Implements here
exhibited and lot 90 away wiser aud more
efficient cultivator tban be came. He can e'sl
ly compute the saving and learn the cost or
any machine that strikes his fancy ne can
Judge whether he can afford to have H. OF
must jog on without it, and, If the latter whether
it does not still suggest aome improvement IN ola
processes or implements, which he can readily
make for himself. Here is mental stimulus OF the
rghtkind, aud be may very possibly be melted 70
inve Mt some new implement or valuable modlh "a,
ton OF an old one A State Fair Of Agricultural
Implements only, with ample space and jadlcloa'
arrangements for observation, and for practca! OK
qualification would be better worth Attending
than any one have yet seen. Bat would 'ne
People attend
-Tbere were at least 10000 persons within the
e,clo.pre when left, e. noon, and | think the en-
lire attendance today can hardly fall below 1907
ooo H.G.
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En Congreas. Yfsterdny.

The SENATE adop,ed Resolution cainng
for the report Of the Com MISSOURI n,r W o".ua'
The engrogsment of the Post-otlce Appro-
r,;a+ion hill was reconsidered, and the bill
rpas amended and passed. The bill to estab-
l;sb line of mail steamers between New
Orleans and Vera Cruz, was also passed.
The Report of the Committee on Indian
Affairs, for the payment of certain moneys
to the Cherokee Nation, was concarred in.
The HOUSE took up the Texas Boundary
bill and reconsidered the vote-Yeas l3l,
Nays 75-by which that body had ION
Wednesday, refused to order the bill TO !, a
third reading. The vote by which boyd,S
amendment, providing Territorial Govern
ment for New. Mexico, nearly the same as
The Senate's bill, had been rejected, was re-
considercd-Yeas, 10G; Nays, SO. An ez-
o;ted debate and much confusion followed.
FINALLY MIR. Toombs obtained the floor and
nroposed an additional section to the
amendment of Mr., Boyd, to establish a
Territorial Government for New Mexico, by
adding that "no citizen of the United States
shall be deprived Of his life, liberty or
property, except by the judgment of his
peers and the laws of the land, and that the
Constitution of the United States and such
statutes thereof as may not be locally un-
applicable to the common law, as it existed
with the British Colonies of America until
Che Fourth of July, l77G, shall be the ex-
elusive law of said Territory on the subject
of African Slavery until altered by the
proper authorities"
Sundry motions and amendments were
offered and rejected amid great excitement
and uproar, when the question REQUIRED on
Mr.. Toombs's amendment. A division was
ordered and the first part of Mr.. IT'S propo-
sition, that mo citizen of the United States
shall be deprived of liberty or property in
said Territory, except by the judgment of
his peers and the laws of the land" was
adopted, and the second part was rejected.
After more confusion, unsuccessful motions
to adjourn, Sc. the question was taken on
Mr.. Boyd's amendment as amended by the
first part of Mr.. Toombs's proposition, aud
it was adopted, Yeas l06, Noes 80. The
question was then taken on ordering the
bill as amended, to o third reading, and lost
by majority-Yeays 80, Nays 10Y.
Mr.. Howard moved reconsideration of
&he vote, which the Speaker decided out of
order. Mr., II. appealed from the decision,
pending which the IInusa adjourned.
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ONE MONTH LATER FROM CHINA.

By the arrival Of the Hugh Walker, Capt Cam
erou, at San Franciaco we are in receipt Of one
months later intelligence from Hong Kong, having
received files of the Friend of China and the Chr
ma Mai as late as the goth Of May. The q. W il
So daya from Hong Korg.
On the lat of May three pirates were hanged at
West Point. Through some miamanagement they
were aDsupon the scAfoi5, with the halters around
their necks, for more than half an hour Inc oo,s
could not be withdrawn and after shakns Tue a.
lows violently, the police sent to tbs naval stores
for a banner with which they knocked back the
bolt Two of The criminals tainted and were held
no unit the bolt was forced back the third kept
calling " hdee, fdee DO quick, be quick.
The Lieut. Governor hsd pardoned 20 prisoners
under sentence for various offenses
A report was current that the Portuguese Gov
ernmeut is sending out naval force aud 5000
troope with a view Of obtaining satisfaction for the
murder Of the late Governor of Macao and that
Portugal bad pawned Goa to the f. /. Company
for $3.50 GOO to raise the funds. A Portuguese
frRate of Ia guns arrived at Singapore early 10
May with the new Governor on board
very fatal disease commonly called Typhus,
bat sad by some to resemble the plague which
desolated London two centuries ago and by some
the yellow fever of the West Indies, had broken
out at the City of Canton and the neighboring vii
lages The Chinese will not receive the advice OF
the European physicians