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r,'hs Re y 20 Ga $50 B.sia ard Msceio 70 7ii 939
Margnhsr ca % 3D. 400 Egypaan q % lti 57J S11at
4tot.d; and SEQ Madras Al SO per 70.
Nanny NV THE sales sirce last ThurslRy are
n ocO ngs q witch 5000 bags are tasen on spec ton
and fr exp.f To-day's sales are 10 op h1ss 500 being
tken on sue.ulaOn ard for export Prices rat1sr
higher ben II the Of last week Consequence Of he
nrs received Of the Cotton market IN The Untei Safes
nv he Boston stea-packet OF MAY 10 wsco arrived last
nighf The cotton arrvas firc- I1arsdnf are tlfleen
,ses rom The Uned States, four from Brazil sud e.gl
I" TuE5paY EVENING, May 23-We have lad aao.heT
,esner 10 since lssi circular and al siv'es ron
States Sc regards Cotton are 81 o same Tenor, nsmely
10 be coming one. .,,
THIS induces holders 20 sick 10 heir Cotton; yet under
c,r 81 The demand Is freely met o. ent pdcss
The sales Yesterday 1900, and today 1900 baes-
About ba Of the business has been done speculation
Tie feeling h gaining ground among bl1 hoicers aad
consuers that he present range Of prices pretty
permanent unless some political eonYu,7ns change The
nrrfr OF Ihiuas.
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spOllen. &c.

May 20 lst2i ~ Ion 70 D w, sch Duxberry I'm Bos.
ten for Vera Cruz, Is de cut
May IS lat 80 H. lon 81 80 bark Mon.clear 80 ds I'm MAJ
settles for NYOrk.
OF Cape LOOK Out brig Casda, from Darien Tor Ds-
msrscoita.
April s. alta y, ION III IS w, bark Warwick from San
francisco FOR Valparaiso
April is, Cai Incorrectly reported II NJ lon l2 bark Ia.
nete, from San francisco fOf Sandwich Islands
May 90 lat 46 ST. lon SO 3 bark Mara of NYork Il d
from Liverpool for Charleston Tor Chsresion)
May .. Key West bearing p mes bark Aquilla
Novel;, from Havana for Cowes
April (, Liberia ESE 20 miles, brig Smih6eld Shaw
bound 10 eeward COAT; time bark Chienan Drnk.
water, from Savannah for Sierra Leone
Tuesday May u, OF the Lizard, large Am packet
ship bound up Channel showing his number, which NAV
be seen 90 board the Hermann. Ship looked Ike las
May 80 lat 80 lon 10 49, ship Marmion. Ths cspts,, OF
the Marmion reports having spoSen, day lie shp
Shamrock. F
May 20 exchanged signals with American ship ormaud
bound T.
June T. Ion CO S. brig Oscar from Haliiax--S ds out
June lat 40 H. lon 10 96, exchanged signals with tia
English tsrk CoryO, bound +.
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LIveFpooi Cotton Mnrhet.

FRgpAY Msy 24qhe tenor Of tho A6vioes from A,rar.s
continues IN layor Of odes nevertheless tie MARI a "a
Been well supplisc, here has been daily sssdg d.
m6nd from the Trade vita fair i0cay from exporsrs and
specu son The market closes fmly, fails sapoort
ing lass weeks quotations. The sales suouai 10 81 800
bses (of which 80 Ameziead 500 PeFnan % Msnhsn
American 60 Pefnsm, and SO Saat for expofLl comprs
Ing $50 Sea f.laac al 70 70 1874 10 stained, al va 0
y to I2e.e Orleans 81 to Sd lso Pe,nsnbacc, Pa,
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Mnrhets....o ARrruLLY REroarED ron TnE rslsusE.

SAItNDAYI june 3.
ASHES-The market 10 firm Tor Pets and Pearls with
sales OF 100 bbs $50 Pearls huoyaui Saes OF
bbs et 624 with occasional sales At 683 The stock yes
ierday IN warehouse Of Mcssrs Cassidy Palmer Co
consisted Of ,o6 bbs Pot and 1853 do Pearl-ogsiher
4,z7f Ibis
Export from let to 3lst May....IS5O 1919
Pots .....nbls.@66 270i
feeIs..s.. <os l6l
COTTON-The market Is sesdy with sales II 900 baes.
holders disposed 10 buyers Freely The sggre.
gaze receipts Of Cotton ell tie shipping pJrs 1922
7t9 bales, against 800 Sc 10 dates last yeara de-
his Of 6o7 Az bales The total foreign ex-
port this year ia IA l2 haes less Than last sy baes
decTesse 10 Great Britain GO 20 decrease France 8g72l
decrease 10 North Of Esrope and 73 decrease other
foreign ports. The shipments from Southern Northern
pors % 9 bales less this mast and there is
nj M ocEn ~ q o haIna
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,es.ors r,,,e, The w IN weshar prodrces better
feeling IN iswrs good styles = whifn re nan r-foi
TIE Pofi.mouth Co have stopped printing ard their AZ
rrucuctiun consisting mostly OF chocolate snd bsck sn1
vines IN errs Al spols delcse vin- nearly all sod
n arrive Al IL ChSmbrSys and Ginghams are ali
~ mo silly lower pnceE siihg1El one ~
NO hvoriie STYLES Vet held firmly a. quoaiions.
Cofts have hte quiet There "a good supply Of Felt
usuals exhibited, which are selling slowly Al ~ 25al 10
The I'd of fancy Cgsseles have not yet co ne fof
yvtrd and Ihege "a little Of nothing doing ia he od SOCK
We notice Improvement 70 The demand for Sztinets,
which have long been quiet Sy-ra purchasers have been
cspvssspg the nsrtef and ~ sales have been effected
pflces. TWeeds ara Jcsus have both been Ia les
duan6 Though good styles Of the former not entire
negecied Fsun-s aud Blankets have been dull win ~
transaction p 20 notice
ne ii on INK are the exports Of lnesic Co,ons from
ih.s yoIi for the week ending he 4 inst:
To ne lndles..pkgs2 - enf zuea. ........ d
Meziro............... iolW. Coast Of ). America 10
CeutFA An crca........ ~ -
Previously TeQOr 10 -
Total since jan J. u.
Same me last yeah. 40 Same ne d. year - ~
from Boston FOR The week the exports wers..,. 995
Previously epOred ~
Total since Jan |, 1850. oD
There has been very little movement IN any dearpuon VI
British Continental goods since oar last The slOcS OF
staple goods IL not cod up very close but me h 5nuy ot
market abroad has prevented our importers rom sac
nfCng them tbs cad Of The season. There = just now
more inquiry Ter Linen Ginghams and Blay Linens, and
prices cher han hires four weeks ago For SONS
sylfs Of Lireu Drlngs, PantaloOn Linens and Brown
Hollands there hss been betisr densnd, although nothing
amounting TO scdye trade. STUFF goods qlie win
expectation OF farther inquiry until the opening Of Fall
business Tie sock Of Blofkelg lie better bgt the price
pBid for the few COaungs and Negro Blankets which
selling Will not cover the extra coz. OF production.
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by TeIearaDI,.
IFrom or Corrsspondrnr

WILMINGTON, June Arr schs Iii Townsend an
Ian arine. NYork. -4 IL
SAVANNAH June 5-Arr sch Virgins, New York.
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California Vessels spoken. &c,

June on Fishng Rip, bark Dsmarscoao, from Boston
June 81 for California.
Sailed from Mortevideo, March 6, brig Hardy Heckuac
from Bosom, having repaired) for California
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tYhalers.

Ship Brighton, 35i iuns with whaling ma,erias sxtura,
&c ana LOCO bbls casks and shooks was sod AZ auction
NBedlOfd, 5.h int, for $3.50 " q
Art o. NBedford, 9TH bark Fortune Woodbridge North
Pacihe Ocean, via Sand wich Islands and Peroanbuco
with $500 bbs VII oil. la heavy gale off Cape Horn
lost upward OF 100 bbls oil from between dscks bv go
beng tIove and sprung leak to render N
70 pump ne snip every hour In gale while al aschor
OUTSIDE Of PeFnenDuco, lost a chain aud anchor
Arr 81 - Helena no date, Corne ia Devoil Ng fro, In
dian Ocean, with 7S0 bills sp Of ana sd April r.
on Caro.d Ground She reportsspJke OF Fort DsIo5in
Jan 10 M3rhs Stewart FIJI, 900 b6s 50; FEB 8 Canon
IAber NJ $40 sP 200 VII; heard from OF DO no dsie
Geo Washington Baker. 400 sp ~ Na'e'
AHh Hong Kong, March Q, America supposed Ng,
and sailed Sd cruise. " "@'l7n'
AZ sydney NsW Dec IA, Jos Max we'll FIJI, recru,iay
Sailed from NBedford, Ill., brig Gov Hopkins, Adaa.c
The ship North Star Of Phua has been pr,sbs,s, o..
NLondon for the whale fishery, be co,Rmanded b Cal
Brown, late Of ship Electra, OF NLlndOn - N'P'
Al manille, March 49, i l. B Jenney Allen FIJI unc
Al hOnOuiu about April 2 Philip /. Of Gree lporr me
boats crew had deserted at tbs Marqueses viii Ina
boat After the shp len, the natives robbed them of Ia
boat and their clothing and len them destitute on ia
beach. "" 'l0
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PHILADELPHIA, June -.4rrived-Arr bs,s r..o,,,
Howes, Boston, brss Gen Marshall Holnsa' EYors Ras
Boston; Grand Turk, Merilhsw NYorE scAs Ds,nnsr'
Berry, Clinton Conn; Martin, Wse PortIard: g n ,
Elizabeth, Pickup, Norwich; FmporluSn saro5sbg1, ay
tor; 9 Horton Candy Roxbury Sgperb. Roaea ri
buck, WsrehGm; Hope Wsrrington Leres Del sloan
Helen smh, saith foIti steamers Enc, Norman, and
Clea*c-Stesmship Osprey Dickinson cbarjas,o,. ~,
ship Berlin smith Lyerpooi ship Humboldt Mansop s..
mana esrfs Enyoy Fss'efson, s. john Elm Taylor Boz
i0n thus Dslet5 Dhl Leguayra, via Densrara; biz.
Waterloo Parker Halifax; Hslhews Hsrrlcisn k,ias
Beisey Jane, Beading, Mssnzas; Grand Turk Msri,
do Emily Weaver Brock. Mosile; Gsz-e Rogs-. w.
rnDgior NC; Mary Elizabeth Pickus Dghtoa; Jno Pou.
Brown, Collect Wilmington, &C: 81 Vsrnon Lewis sas
tor; J Horton Candy Roxbgry EMPORIUM sbro9sS,Ss
Newport Poiis Ireland, Norfolk; NZealaud PoIsns
ham SUPERB Roach Aeu's Poini; Bsredic 5rh55nss
Haven Elyirs, Mack, Hartford; barges noh1wk pa.
Ptsy sna chsnPlAtn Giings NeEYofki sinrs Ken1s-
Cumberland DeaIiS do Back Diamond, s.eyerson New,
York.
Capt Robrsor Of The Pride whaler lying al Reeberebe
Bay me! with The An whaer Pia1ie he Captain OF winch
stated that two men, supposed 70 be OF sydney be
showed strong Indications OF muunous dlspostion 80
he last occasion demsrded Of he cabin bisea3
be The Captain ordered them eesiEt or be would Gre
ht Them One Of he men IN the sc Of hosting bss
OF bread 10 his companion when the Captain hsv,
revolving pistol IN his ha-d, ahoi the one 10 he bold
y DO Immediately exp.red upon turning round he OH
man (wbo was on The eve OF striking hin win y,sle
spear received The coners Of a1oher barrel WHICH ar
ned sway he h0geS Of The right hand and o:heTvas
wounded him. hi not morally. There were seyers o,ber
ren armed win spears spades harpOous and omsnaNks
no, upon seeing sheiI eonpsnious fall retired sa6 have
lirce shown not As sgaiss Inclination 10 mgnV Tbs
aPtsin further stated that Ia took ap roee made nm
ring moose visited round bis wais hauled up the bo5v
Diicbed II overboeTd and that II few minutes nosS,,,
oud have been toa Of iEis ae except tsf be To-:
a1d, ard The other man be had snoi lost another
HOBART Town paper
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8gs-Raes... 4 q SsG....7 so Noos-se,s....7 s.,
HIGH wArEE....June 10
ssady ak. lin 9oy. lsl.. Olm Hell Gsse . 8 lin
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The Stock market today was da and the ten
dency Of prices was downward. The inquiry for
Governments was moderate and the qualities
rather heavy. The season Of the year is approach
ing when we generally have dull stock market.
In Exchanges there is nothing of importance do
ing. The rates are steady at % 10 per cent. for
Sterling 52s9527l for Francs
In Freights the movement is moderate and the
quotations as before reported. There is some IN
aury for vessels to carry deals from the Provinces TO
England. To Glasgow, Beef IS Cd Grease Bat.
ter Us Cd; 100 bbs. Tar, IS; and Measurement
Goods 2Os To London the packets do not get
fol-. To Havre, Cotton at &c. To Antwerp. Ashes,
MS Cd and TO Stettin, 800 bbls Rosn, 2s. To Cal
ifornis, there is a small business going forward.
To New-Orleans, engagements Of TO 1000 hbls
Flour have been made at 50 960 cents y Dbl
Money continues very abundant and loans are
made at very low rates. 81 per cent. on call, Al
a per cent. on paper.
The receipts at the Sab Treasury are 54,735;
Payments, sl6,442. Balance, s3,4s4,678 The
balance in the Philadelphia Sub.Treasury, is ST.
29l, 1885,
The receipts on the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad for the month Of May were, Wis
Through and local travel. 20
freRht ana %
Total. .........................S22,582 %
Receipts for the month Of May 1S49....... 2079O 80
Excess In 50
The earnings of the Macon and Western Rail
road Company were in
Nay ls5o-Psssepgers.. 49
- Freight. ............................ 5748 81
bOf ~
.........................Sl3,O2i 8S
Corresponding mouth last year............... 1920 a
1..-...o eon.l - a., - .a,,
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PCKT OF MISUNDERSTANDING 10. 1852.
asIATUER ALaASAc....THis DAY.
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Domestic Ports.
tn. - ~"
ALBANY Jnss lar scts Tsst. Augusta Diver. Sag.
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NOTICE TO CALF ORNIANS.
N,>NN0NNNNSN-~ScN0NoON
Affairs on the Atlantic Side Of America.
N~~NNN~~ONN~esN~c~N~n
OUR ARRANGEMENTS ON THE PACIFIC.
&C., &C., &o.

The OHIO will leave this port ct three o'clock
this Afternoon for Chsg-eso connect with the shmus
on the Pacific. We shall publish at nine O'Clock this
mornitg edition g. the Weekly Herald TO 60 in her
MALE
Absorbing to the number of passengers aud the vast
amcant of merchsldise constantly leaving the Atlantic
porSs for California that State will equal in
sso and mportsace the largest Of the old members OF
the Union. otr own experience In the increase OF
the circulation of the HERALD, in that apparently
distant region streng this belief In The
tire Pacific vii. become attractive as CaforRa grows
TO manhood. News from all parts Of that ocean
will be locked for with Increased interest by every
arrival aad in order to place our readers in
possession Of the latest and fullest intelligence
k.m the western side Of the continent, and in
II facilities in California to obtain the freshest
from home, have made arrangements with
Mr.. EDwARp CONNER, who for several years
one o. the saGehes Of this establishment, to act
the special agent and correspondent Of the
NKw YoRx HERALD In that part Of the world -
Conner left here yesterday afternoon In the En-
pire City, and will, reside in San Francisco; he
has been empowered by to receive subscriptions and
advertisem snts for tkis pepper
All communications from the interior Of California,
from Oregon, the Sandwich Islands, anywhere
else the Northern Pacific intended FOR this Office,
addressed to him at San Francisco will be despatched
imme diately to us.
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House OF Representative.

WAsHsaroS, Feb. IL, 1859.
COLLECTION 90 TAR prvtSur
The question taken, by yeas aad nays on recon
sdsiirg the vote BY which the question was ordered
to be taken the Senate resolution limiting the
p.r,es Of cole citing the rsysane, and decided sfrns-
lively.
Mr.. Kise o. Nev Jersey, resote move en- amendment.
Itsesred hard that gentlemen were net disposed 10
give a. uch money for the collecting Of the revenue
20 tn vhig sduipistrstoD, allowed TO the
IL not quite right to ask therr 10 do What their
predecessors could rot DO 10 actually necessary to
make ssapls provisions fer California and Oregon
MIR Gsssr ipquinsd whether present custom house
collectors IN these tcrtiops and their assstsnts
rot willing 90 serve for What they pow received
Dir kNc--lt y net HAely they will.
Nr 1nutucs-i kuo~ the collector Of ht0ria viii
rtt
Me- KtNa inest.d that lsss 20 the eovanment. and
ecufuso. VIII Tesult unls an pie protision be isds
10 slhoaf a. ana Oregon.
Nr. HsiIY ssis the g.btls1an vas rpistaken; Nr,
Nsrsditb seks NOE than Nh Nsiset did The ges-
nittce snc usns in the ast Houses that chsir
co net opcIats in the last danistra
iicn had % heart
Mr. Vf~tos --Ips uudsrstand The gentleman &c cay
oid rot the last sdmiristrstion ali the me1sy
tLsy asheo,
n oicn have eyiused a. tlratt ths sdGiIstfaton'
! b. ItscutioD neW Ubdfr corsideratioB sas passed
nsl Ccusiy IN che senate Wig stnecu aid IL vas
Sir N. ,c ed no charge sssIpst the gentleman for
hgt be re done triy sATressee the hope that the
..utifnao. >uid nitsts hi predecessor
~ rssts.- hsff not slesp any dl'ppsl.on 70
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TRIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.


wAsHIssroN February IL, 1850.
Ann, s,or. ns,it,on. v,ra ,..a
PETITION ON SLAVERY.
MI Hale presented the petition Of / 400 women Of
Dover n H. pr.vipp that sl.yerv NAV not be extend.
~, ' a..
ed 70 Californis and New Mexico motion 10 lay tne
question Of reception the table rejectedyeas
10. nan. os
MI MASON eao, tnat IL was opViou1 tnss Senseorf
had misunderstood the question in voting, the ques
finn heipg .tatsd unop r,ce,ving the netition
- ~, n, IA,
Aiter so"o oeoesei MI DouB'sS Pfocseeeo WIN
for thu ,sc.ntion Of this nathan heb asks MN a
-, a.. -. - 80 g. ..... g..
Son oA''' ~ NV 0o"'seoi VINO" He s~'eu' '"ss "'
to show that slavery could not New
Mexico unless Copsrese Carried II there
A. -. -. ar. a.. .,.,,,,o, ., .,. l.,
BIZ rooTh pso te0 'ns' the soohuon Oh s'A's'y IN
that country Was the result Of edict Of
HI Mt spv tim. 10 sbov that that Act
rub.toueptiy In 1885 taken up by ths Congress Of
Nexico ana rati6ed bv them
MIR DAVIS Of Mississippi gave Mr. Foote notice that
this stion was and he called upon him
to prove his assertion lie denied that slavery was sx-
clsded IL ON N exico BY any existing Law.
rrerrIse sorSr'
Mr. Bun rR compsined that the Senate we're Imposed
urop 10 An ipto. extent by An mad.
man II the Senate pleased Who day after day took NJ
the whole time Il the Senate In presenting petitions
dtsiened to distract and discover At the word mad
man. order was called al sides Of the Senate and
Mr. Butler resumed his seat with demonstrations Of ex-
esssive excitement
SIR HAlE replied, telling MIR. Butler that he would
have TO talk louder and threaten harder before he
ould succe,d IN shutting his mouth He would tell
him that the poor miserable minority which power
fol majority had attsm pied to crush we're not to be
appalled, BY any considerations Of personal fear
New Ismp,kire blood courted not through cowards'
yeins and her IONS who had evinced their proves In
mspy . ted woad not their constitutional
privileges without struggle
The furtb consider of the subject WAS then
postpe ned until to morrow
Tar sFscIAL ORDER.
The Senate took up the special and Mr. BERhEx
H.. Ia
Congress to legislate for the:territories.
Mr.. Bfkki,s's remark. were a continuation 10 gs-
rersl Of tie cose legal argument the ueson iu eu
lac on and applying those views in part to Mr.
Claws rtsolutions lie particularly sdvertes to Mr.
Jay's remarks upon tn i'm Piled fsth TO Maryland and
Nugpia that slavery she uld abolished by CON-
gtess Ina the District ceded by them aud called
upon the S.is ate also 90 Keep in mind the
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Nav OkLFANs, February 10, 1850.
The movement In cotton, tor the past two days EN-
braces 500 bales, at unchanged prices middlipg Is
quoted Ike, and fair l2kc The sales OF the week
1900 baes receipts 81 eoC baee less than during
the period last stock hand 20s eco bales
NFw Ostr.ss. Feb 1l-sPM.
The advices by the Europa we're received here to-
day and being wholly different from what expect
I'D holders Of cotton Oil zed TO submit TO de-
cline Of "a 10 effect tAlss. which large not
eIesecirg 2,Coo bales. Addling Is quoted lilo and
Fair l24.
nstriNonr. Feb 12--sF.M
The MARKET for -four and grain IL without special
change, ard the demand but moderate Coffee 10
rather dull and prices rule In favor Of the buyer
At the stock Beard to-day, $4,000 Maryland e's
cksrged hands at 10l re. lO2i.c.
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Affairs In Washington.

OUR SPECIAL TELEGRApHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHINGToN CRY.
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. H. 1850
There IL sort of treaty about Nicaragua. 1t has
gone out In the Niagara to Lord Pamerston but till
he approves It, 1t is not concluded. Wehavs described
IL already.
Thomas Butler King and the California Congressman
are here, excepting Col. Fremont
The Wilmot proviso 10 virtually abandoned. The
South to be excluded by the State plan.
learn that MIR Dickinson win bring in bill to
sbolsh copper cents and to substitute coin Of the
Size half dime to be composed Of silver and copper
The alloy is in preparation at the mint
The Senate will probably pass the revenue relief bill
70 morrow
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TBE Loss or rsE Btie MisKR's.-Tts kosiss q the
lady and children iOst by the wreck Of the brs Minerva
viii be brought to this city ny Mr.. J. j. 'prosU agent
a THE undsrvriters a. the Coroner bSS GO iu
quest them. The vessel viii prove tot loss she
has bilsed and hseed ashore Scene 81 her cargo hes
worked out and IL strewed along the beach. The YES
-, /. cnly about six months cid and sith br xrsO IL
IN aurtd in Wall street
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sattSo rHE SrfANsHrr EsrrRE Crrr The splei 'd'd
steamship Expire City captain Wilson. ssed yest Y
day Al enc o'clock for Chsgrss, With thrss hundred
snd esh'y Eve passengers. list OF Who's may be
8 'unSin suoiher column. vast crowd assembled to
Wv ',,' her departure, aud congratulations shesrng
thou yrs Ne Sc greeted the fortune seekers as The
noble ttamer left her dses.
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Tho FIOXEO00 II 0Ox1C AA01HD.
There seems to be a prospect that Mr. Meredith,
In some measure, will be relieved from the awh.-
ward dilemma in which his fiscal affairs lave
placed him. Probably, he has to thank circum-
stances, rather than the merits of the ease, for the
small and scarcely perceptble tide of sympathy
that has washed In to sweep off his embarrassment.
The turn which the debate took in the House
yesterday, on the collection Of the revenue, will
be found in the report Of the representative depart
ment Of Congress. Tne resolution stands forth in
all it's financial distlnctnees, and will at least per-
init the cabinet to pay up arrearages to the unfor-
tunate employ eos who have been decimated by the
hands Of the retrenchipg Secretary.
A matter of more grave consideration is coming
up in the House. The position of portion of the
South upon the admission of California into the
Union, begins to reveal itself. Mr.. Inge has de.
clared that will be the duty Of the South to resls'
yhe fusion Of California, with her present constiu
zion, into the Union; and therefore, though Mr.
Inge says many strange things, we may prepare fol
little Ere that will eventually prove fame. HIS
opinion is not an isolated one. 1t will extend. We
shall scarcely get compromise OF the right sort In
haste, and may settle down into the conviction,
either that more moderation and spirit of concl-
ason are to prevail, or that we are to be agltated
by threats, Imenaces, and treasons constructive.
The Union, however, must be preserved.
In the Senate, it appears there has been some
thing of an approach to an exciting scene, raised
by the slavery question. 1t was cut short, how
ever. Mr. Butler complained, and Mr. Hale bullied
and Dragged, tail the special order of the day re-
stored tranquility. 1t is evident that the public
mind must be prepared for more exciting scenes,
and some which will not be closed so readily and
easily as this one in the Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13
Late from Honduras.

Bosror, February Up. NJ.
The Honduras Watehman. . new paper published
at Belize says that 1t s rumorsd that party OF Span
iards stationed at Bscslar had penetrated into the
Interior a. far as Polac, where the inhabitants had
met them and driven them hack The Spanish troops
at Pscalar, daily diminishing BY death and de-
sertion and out of 200 who ct the rstaking of
Bacalsr, not half Of them remained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

THr L. ~ Nav Actsr.-we learn that Mr. r NJ
wetmcre ~id St2ts2 yesterday into an. s,h ~.
tury, 'unt Of the balance dus the sovsrnme.,
This makes .@,0p2 laid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

TnE EurorA's Man. The bspopa brought no
less than g. SD letters Of which sbegt l. 900 we're
for this city. This is the highest nrber by j.Sso.
ever received at the pos, office in this eity. by aay
one steamer