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W Poster. U.sN, Or GorgN p. AleSanser,
q : A.. Her. q W. Wright Califor a. have arrived
in this city.
Lieut. Mcconnell. Capt Tutnall. W scN ell Jun Dr.
Green Cept Bruse, tom. Parker q r. N. ~. u. Par
kcr. y Consul, Care Verde, q. Taimadge. y = A.
are in Westingtcn
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hair a. eru gny u procured at the manufactUry w Al
art. futiic .. euid Frari sESns, ltatons. See my
fers ~ onas. Persons vhess hair has assumed lad
cier ~ ~ TIE us, CT Ee imtston dyes can have IL
I'd ~ calling a. Above. Cory the addfcss.
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interest which this important sale calls forth is almost
unprecedented in the annals Of auction literature The
Of Mesrs COOLEY kEESE last evening presented
Of distinguished scholars ana literary sentleen
such are rarely met with OCCASION and the bid
ding spirited In the extrcrie This Evenings Sale
braces OF the most desirable works yet offered and
commend il TO all lovers Of choice literature.
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Court Calendar This Day.

svrrrroR CouRr-Nos 33, n. l56 5s 81, III "a rs T.
81. 1872 252 24 $50 26, 262 ia to 2T2 Sc 49, 1ts,
6s. 1e1, 154 2Ue 273 IA 275, ia, 2js. S. 30, 2il
13s
Cncrr1 counr.-Nos. $50, 575 to so, 400 SEQ, ISL,
5s2. 5s4, $50, 5s1, $685.
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LAvsou.--IIoward Aspnwall's steamer Columbia.
viii be launched from the yard OF Mr.. Webteryet this
afternoon, ut six O'Clock.
Captain bite, OF the bark Adam Carr from Gas-
gov, was in to the Mary Morris sailing in
company with him. At that time the MARY Norris
had not completed her landing +. DAGGETT.
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Hsr ~ ker-, tts moment u 10 aTTlist, without fary
o. Ne hair orsfa. u W washed miasd stsly rith-
out stufting The cor and has had oder 10 applied
% "a, lllAIoNS, ls9 Rr advay ana Fsvcct sgvl
eat eurutf e Ciesnut ald ffth streets Philadelphia.
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q. saunders Pa,en, Metallic Table, Ra,o,

Strlht cllenl and meet approved STR nov ia haT-
hen sfcre the rutc r s last ry ytars can ts lad
NJ the Subscribers, Wholesale and retail
SAUNDERS
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storage tickets In Roberts line Tor The gh
Also and ticket fer The sth May
Padsipha and through tickets 13h
ksy. steamer Gecrsis. all for ISLE ~
N. W PRESCOTT. No. N Wall street.
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Ronnosp, Va, April %, 1850
Mr. Calhoun's remains reached here Monday
evening, and received with appropriate honors
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iaFit.d enanlne thl rth stttii.n q Drcss C0t M
r1tsed IN extent ~ variety IN TIE city, which will
found the eIen tnsn pattern, much admired sams
nsa. 70 ,rar aher sny atgn matter how intricate.
tonee altttta ara fNiairtd. 4. J. SAUNDERS
tlmh lactary, III hrgad
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Large Cargo.

krw osLr.Ss, April Is, 1850
The chip Dnlriada sailed from here yesterday. for
Liverpool With 900 balos Of cotton. besides other
Goods This is the largest cargo taken foIa this
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Have your Held Thoroughly and r.usur,


nnfy ShAuTcctt 'yg-r hair sud vhi~kers neatly bean
tWN ornanrniay and sys natieaily arranged and cut
IrJcrticnafy ytrr ceuntcuarcs ard Appearance
b. llil, the isinlitable lair cpttcr. - Nassau
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Wigs, Toup.,.. and Hair cu,,,rg-c,,,,.r.

tnd stranger ars rusted cell ~ the asnufsctcrx o
ssdfuftt sart; q Maiden aue, where they
We irAtt art cheapest fert a. Oruaneu tai Hair
~ city, A'9. " witness thc trrns s,Jls q Hair Cat
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The Canal.

Atp,~y. April sd Y "
The canal, at Syracuse Il l. thought will not be in
nayissbie order until to-morro~. Boats in to-
DAY from Fort Plain
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motto at The eeobrsted cheapest Carpet establishment in
the United states. No. - Bovery, ~. ANDEE-oN's sis
spac0us chow stocked With rich English Carpets.
kuEs. oil Cloths shades kc ~ unprecedented o~ prices
Economists and connoisscurs should call And
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~ the members OF this Institute will be held At s
No 35i Broadway Thurdsy evening 18th April At EIGHT
o'clock, for the purpose 81 nominating ticket TO be sup
ported at the Annual Election.
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Members 81 the New York City Guards intend particle
pating in the complimentary festival 20 Lieut. T. T.
requsstsdo a, Barnums Hotel this
ats o'clock. Per order Of the committee.
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sale Of Mr. James tanpbels elegant and valuable library
will he continued this evening aud the following
the week at the suction Of Cooley J9
broadway OF White This IL the rar,st and
most extensive sale q choice literature offered
In this city.
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Important to Daguerrean Ar,I-t..

oype om witch the Portrait the second Nuuhcr q the
Galley 81 uatTious Americans" engraved be
ssea at bEiDY's Daguerrean Gallery, sD Broad-ay.
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The New York Custom HOUSE AND SENATOR
SEwARD.-The organ of the New York Custom
House, from the Collector down TO NJ. NJ. Noah,
the secret inspector, salary $1,000, with nothing to
dds out loudly in favor of Senator Seward, of
his principles of constitutional law on slavery and
the territories. The cabinet is also of the same
stripe. Will The United States Senate note this
elm,
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/. penth ON the White Morsei All

Tired his skeleton foot on the Presidents fcori"
KNOX is not poetics hut he sells the very best Hate In
town. for ony four dollars Gene ALL ~ Is Full
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Broadway contains the largest collection portraits
dstnguifhod individuals IN the United No
fil efbpg much grahed 10 visiting this celebrated sstsb-
ishment.
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t-..sS CorEs' v. I.--TEorff~c Tn celebrated
tr.ttir horses Lady Moscow and rehsr intend this
10 for purse ~ s2o. mile heats beet thrc. IN ave,
IN harness Tie hor-es reported 10 be In IN
di'icu Cor qui,a work ard greet may b. aatsl-
fG-,d
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Gas NORTHUMBERLAND has become Of the
orators, resolutions, company, committee, new
meters, and new lights of the gas reformers!
Shall we advertise for a new set! five are forced
TO do it, we shall stpulate that the orators, COM
mittees, chairman, and secretaries shall give ample
securities to persevere, despite of any and every
kind of inducement to abandon the work taken in
hand, whether or not they are tempted TO leave
the labors by toasts and ale or California gold.
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Extensive and Valuable Library

Tomorrow. the great Auction sale OF
Building sites and the Dearman Homestead at the D,sran
station the Hudson river.
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Boston and New York Telexraph-Morse's
Lle-rcr sss Twenty Shares of Stock Of shovs
Company. Address b.. ct this elhee.
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Phrenolosy. Lecture and Examinat ions
90 Clinton Hall this eve ning. 500 adxertissmsnt.
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Cooley Reese will give their personal and prompt
tencn 20 the sales Of Furniture Of families breaking up
Housekeeping will receive for sale At their and
eapscous Auction Rooms, 81 and 9 Broadway
White street.
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to enter into il. Would il require solemn treaty
for England TO declare that she had no rights to the
beautiful bay and harbor of San Francisco, on the
Pacific side of this continent, surprising she had
up some pretensions to il 4! Not at all. The same
view can, with propriety, be taken of her preten-
sions in Nicaragua.
The fact is, that the agents and organs Of the
cabinet are endeavoring to hoodwink and throw
dust in the eyes of the public in this matter. They
are loud in asserting that the administration of Mr.
Polk abandoned the Monroe doctrine in this dispute,
but We very much fear that the present cabinet have
done the same Notwithstanding all that has been
said, We aver that Mr. Folks administration did
abandon that doctrine, and we think the present
| cabinet have followed their example.
We therefore recommend the Senate TO scrutinizc
| this treaty, which we are informed has been con-
| cluded and sent 10 them for ratification They
| must take into consideration the immense disad-
vantage that Mr.. Clayton stands under, towards
! Sir Henry Bulwer, in point of diplomatic ability.
As the treaty making power, it is reserved for them
TO see that the honor and interests of the country
| are not barered away 10 foreign power. IL they
do so, all will be well. Can any one in Washing
ton, give us copy of the treaty and correspon-
| dence, at any price, well as the correspondence
between Mr.. Clayton and Sir Henry Bulwer, which
was suppressed
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acts instantly the diseased parts and affords The pa
tient INN edsts relief The Honorable Arson Wills If ll2
Broadway was cured Of powerful attack OF Nelragia be-
fore he had used bottle with which he had
nearly eight months Sold in large eight hsttS
cents eneh doren N Pearl street, 464 and 40 broad
way, Grand and proome streets.
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ON Ou The lulc son II Col Clsy. tsor of
the great Henry tlay) WHO III in ~ hsiilr Of
Bu,na Vista, asked 10 hc appointed cal-t Il West
Point. BY The present cabinet 81 General 1.rlor.
Il was r. fused. The blood she'd 10 tl' lis. 81
Euena sia will rsddcn viica 10 hear ,h- ncS.'.
Such d cabiu,t!
lron ffrvumrcc -CaIfsia hsaney of ~ ~.
brig hrab,lla Terlei. from p,-r,nibnco. prrvci
Yesterday morning. inruuus ms thai considerable
ss'kntss unveiled al he above place. amonrth.
Shipping audcr shore. when H. iclt, 90 M "a ait
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The amount II sources If these comps mics neiui
ing premium notes risk. terminated IA tte
Ersgste. but s5s2tes9 and the aggregate s,ount Of
rfsks S1l4.77 2os pretty equally divided seea IRE
snd marine policies. u will b. seen ~ th s.t i,sscs
amounted 10 per cent ~ the risks a''t .anling
would up the entire resources a d., c,us1.nie-
aud the immensc amount 81 risks taken such tri-
kins capital accounts for tine enormous dvid az do
clsred and fcr the frequently explosions IN tha bust
ncss Beston hns been very fortunate ttu. f,r. and
has escaped such fires have visissd ms city; bst
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e,sorttna Intelligence.

C,~,rs.uss IN rsr. l. l.-Trotsisc. purses
~ers ,ontend,d fcry c.t.r-y afternoon which afforded
mrsh smus,ment to Jhose who ATTENDED At thu track
April 20 pure s5s. N We hcais. t.t three in i've to
90 IN wagons.
Wa Ionnsr enters ch. e Ntount Norris.i drawn.
J Couklln sptersb e. hsbs Sk. .......3 3 8 Or o.
) Conway sEtsrs LIN & stran ....2222l 2
lime. AL Sc ia s6h 2 s9-S03
fur pu- Purse $50. mile hssts beet tire, In eve
" harness.
Lon'tt dthn, 70 Fls..sss sss ~ssssss. 4 1
D - o. D. a
fine. .tSt. g.ts-. az
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John A. Cooley, Nj unroeviIl~, Orange coun-

ty n. ", that Hoyt's Columbian Lniment
Tee aonsbed the people his section Of the country by
the application of it to his horse he send
bottles would not lie without it consideration.
Sold ty snen $50 Hudson street, Jubs 50 Bowery. Price
so cents, large 10 or tot les.
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TnE CABINET AND THE RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY
The resolutions of inquiry and investiga-
ton, which, after great deal of opposition from
the friends and supporters of the cabinet, have
passed the House of Representatives show the ex-
IRENE unpopularity of the members of that body,
and the want of confidence which the country has
in the present constitutional advisers of the Presi-
dent. The inquiry is asked on all hands, can the
cabinet stand such assaults as have been made
against them within short time, and of such
character, too! We answer, they can, and in all
probability they will. Nor do wish that there
should be any change. There better
cabinet for the newspapers than the present one.
They furnish good deal of fun to them, and TO the
House Of Representatives, and when the slavery
question is settled, and there is a want of amuse-
mentin Washington. all the House will have To do
TO raise breeze, will be 10 pass resolution of in
qury into their conduct, similar to those which
have already been passed. They can use the cabi-
net as the parson did his Cheshire cheese. ''What
will be the subject of your sermon next Sundayr'
said friend to parson in England. 'Well,'
said he, 81 have been away good deal this week,
and think will have TO fall back on my Cheshire
cheese" Cheshire cheese.' said the other
''wha do you meant" "Why, don't YOU under
stand!' "No." "Well, then, I'll tell you. When
ever it is not convenient to cook a regular dinner
in my house, We have u large Cheshire cheese
which we attack, and We manage to get along very
well. Whenever I'm run bard for a sermon, |
preach on Popey, which is always good topic,
you know. 80, YOU see, / call Popcry my
Cheshire cheese" The House of Representatives,
therefore, need not be in want of some fun
element in Washington. They have their Cheshire
cheese in the cabinet and whenever they have a
little time for play, they can take slice from il as
well as not.
We positively against all changes in the ca
bnet, and will oppose any TO the utmost by keep
ing them in office, General Taylor makes himself
benciactor of the newspaper press, which elected
him, thus giving them return for the service which
they rendered him. We hope, therefore, that he
will Keep them in Office as long as possible.
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4r. Talbot Watts-sir-This L. 10 ccrlafY
that by the use q two bottles Of your WONDERFUL r,sai
cine have been entirely cured OF ted
nervous debility which inter OF skul phvsisrs have
treated without sneeess. REUBEN J0uNsoH,
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PRINTING JOBS AT WAsHNaToN.-lt is stated by
Mr.. Harvey, the confidential newspaper cores
pendent of Mr.. Clayton, the Secretary OF State.
that MIR. Thomas Richie, editor, received ndi-
rectly about $4,000 for printing job not worth
over $1,000. The best of the joke is, that the orr
ginal demand was $4,000, and Richie grayely
consented to be made umpire, and gave the deci-
sion in favor Of $4,000. This is very likely to be
true--but Gales and Seaton and every admnstra-
ton, are equally in the mud.
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sfrer bottle. Ic2 Nassau street.
DR.. jaime. w. Powell, OcuI,st .url

devotes his attention exclusively disease. of Nc re- ana
Ear from to O'clock at 21 Br-sdway eutrano. W War
rem street where be had his popular Irete n the
Eye Sd edition. price 10 cents also his sefaets Eve and
Ear Fountains Artificial Eyes Inserted. -
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curing all skin diseases and bemisb.s Pom
DIRE Subtitle for eraacnug supernuous hair Ray part 81
the body Lily White for the complexion. iqH1 EourS
kc at walker street fret store from mot In roadvs
T. X. Calender ~ South Third street, PhadelI hia.
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prorcrr ~ ror1o Hro.-Csrt Torrcy. IT the schr
kItfettrcuce, Yesterday arrived fro, Ponce. states
ilst porto Rico was sr,stly suffering fcr the want
81 rain Jssiness generally rfpurtcd to b. qulic
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CohRo THEATRICAL HURRIcANE.-Jenny Lind,
il seems, rs TO arrive here about the middle Of
September, TO carry out her engagement with the
great Barnum As might be expected, this enterprise,
with the accounts Of the California gold arriving
constantly here, has given tremendous inspiration
TO the feelings of the hstronic and lyric genuses of
Europe. As recently stated by our London cores
pendent, Mr. Mitchell, the London manager, is
coming out with two companies of French per-
formers, including the magnificent Rachel, Fanny
Cerito, st. Leon, and host of others distinguished
in the history of the stage. 1t is not unlikely, also,
that Manager Lumley may conclude to introduce
TO the red men of America that splendid opera
troupe, Grisi, Mario, Lablache, and Tamburini.
The fashionable world will be in raptures with
them, and will make ready to greet them on their
arrival. High prices will be the order of the day.
Tickets will range from two to five dollars, the
numerous discounts of the banks of California
supplying the rich papas and mammas of the me-
tropos with plenty of gold. Meanwhile, all people
who pretend to know anything about society must
do their part towards carrying out the great law OF
distribution, which feeds the millions. They must
attend to the recent large importations of French
goods, gloves, tabnets and ribbons, and not dress
meanly because they have to pay for so many
tickets to operas and plays, at large prices. One
thousand dollars for tickets, and five thousand
dollars for dresses and decorations, will be sufficient
for any fashionable family for the year 1850.
PRINTING ions AT WASHING oN.-lt is stated by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-14
SDUIHSlDE RAILROAD MEETING IN BICV
INGHAN

We have Just re urn d from mee'lng h Id at Smyt
ma Church. in lhe unly If Buckinghsm fr the pH,
81 of procuring sab>c in"s o tn" stick of h. Sonh
side Rail Dad As readers aware al nl half ,b
county # Buckingham l. Gntr l>hed with an outle for
produce by III" Lines River Caunl. That nnrlon f TN.
county, therefore, akes ltle, # any. infersl in an,
Il M ad proec and 1t is to the Southern hall tia, ".
must look for aid and comfort in the work # ps ending
tue Road westaardly. Smyrna Church is il aid in
corner of he county moi very popnuus aud the ze tho
meelrg ut hat acr. considering its oca ton NAV bs
REGARDED strong indication OF he great interests aiken
in our Railroad by The people in that quarter OF The un.
y. The meeting vas addressed by Francis f. Riyes
and W. c. Fionrn"y. fsqrs, and by The Editor of his
paper. after which the books opened and in tho
Of the hoarit being Then very ale IN the after
noon-'he sum Of $50 500 was subscribed the condi.
ton that the Road. after reschng Farmvie sa b. *.
tended on The North side of the Appomat,oS Til sub
s":pton, have The strongest assurance, s. will be arps
" Increased by other portions Of the Sau hern half uf
Buckingham, and by The county # AppomaDlox Ia
raveing to and from Smyrna. passed some tine i,
FarmvIlle. where, with comp lnion, Mr. Rvs va
were received in the CORDIAL and hos ptabe manner
We wish wi h all our heart that our fellow CIT zers Of
Petersburg could witness the spirit which is ury man
cs'ed IN hat thrifty and ente prising ue town They
seem to lhlnk OF nothing elSe and hey certainly talk of
nothing else but Railroad Nor vii they take It ont
in taking" viii be ahundanly proved by their sub
Scrrlon the work. Heretofore It has been usly sub
jet # comp amt hat the nry people Lave bren con
tent I" avail III m.ev Of the advantages furnished by
works OF niera Imp ovpmrnt aud lea We To the CT rs
and tow the burthen ot nstrnr ING them. Oar Rail.
road viii furnish ked excrp ion to his general rule
tur the country will do Is tl duty and thu town
shall do our part, The Road WA be Completed before The
alse Vi but tie mlre than t0 YEARS Why then du
we ta,ry or halr2 If we need th ad--lf we believe
that when completed will confer h,sslees iac cuabe
upon ns-why nj al d. the needlu thln4 Peters
burg LdelLgcnccr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-14
MINERS AND MANUFACTURERS con-
fESTfDN

The attention Of hose interested, are request
ed 10 the annexed proceedings of a meeting re-
Gently held in Richmond. The objects 10 be ac-
eonplishcd by the Convention, which is 10 as
semble on the 9Th Of next month, are OF vital inn
portance TO many in this and the Western par, OF
the State. Information in regard TO the condi-
ion Of The mining and manufacturing interests OF
Virginia and as far practicable of other States,
will engage the attention Of the Convention.
Their prospects aud wants will be ascertained,
and concerted efforts made 10 relieve those inter.
esis from many of the burdens which now mate.
rally affect their prosperity. We would respect
with these branches of productive industry, to
possess themselves OF any and all The information
possible, and attend the Convention. Much of
The prosperity of Virginia is closely allied with
the fortunes Of her Iron Interests and sound
policy cannot be- too early, agreed upon, by
which they are yet 10 attain greater degree of
prosperity than has hitherto attended them:
MEET ING IN RICHMOND
A. meeting held in Richmond composed Of III Sc
Interested in Manufacturing and Mining in Virginia
On m'uo. of Holden Rhads, Esq JOSEPH r.
ANDERSON. E-q, WAS appointed Chilrnan. and
NM. b lIAMLroN Secretary.
On motion, the foil wing resolution, unanimous
y adopted:
1T. Thai Convention If all persons interested in
Niue, and Manufactures III Virginia be called 10 ineei in
tins cry THURSDAY. 5 December nexl. to COM nd r
the pr sent nddn OF these steTess. aud the bes
ii promo ioe them.
Ped That II hlen Rha1es, Wm 3 IIamiltn, Nm S
Tdplru, r.. Il. B,nfey, RIB lIaxa, A 5. w ldrdse.
J. r. Andersen, A. f. D. Glilotd AID II. l.. Kent be
appointed COMMITTEE Of Correspondence, TO invi he
a., AL.
Others within he State or .l>rwlere. havlng slmaf
Interests. or favorable lothe fag.mrnt of III m.
Resoiued I hat hese proceedings be published In the
City papes.
Ga IN ton. the meeting adjourned.
JOSEPH X. ANDERSON, Chnrn.pn
WN. b HAMILTON. Sec'ru
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Steamer Africa arrived at New York on
the Sth inst, bringing Liverpool dates to the Goth
Of October, and London 10 the 25h.
The general political news on the continent is
without interest there is some excitement, how
ever created in France, by the universally sup
posed intention of the Assembly to proong the
Presidency Of Napoleon to four years.
The intelligence from Spain represents, that
the Ministerial difficulties have been adjusted.
Civil wars continued TO exist in some parts OF
China caused by long standing difficulties, and
anew element of dscord has sprung up in the
Southern provinces, which tended, in result, to
the overthrow of the Young Emperor.
The Liverpool Markets are reported TO the day
beioIe the Steamer sailed. Cotton on that
day advanced I'd. above the quotations of the
preceding week and the arrivals there of the
Steamers Niagara and Atlantic from the United
States gave holders more tirmness in the antici-
patton OF short crops Tor 1850 and 1881. The
estimated stock on hand was larrcr than at tina.
time last wear. Breadstufs continued firm though
the demard was quiet. A slight advance had
be en- obtained by holders for corn, which il was
supposed originated by the demand in Ireland
The shipments thence We're quite extensive.