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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-17

WEDNESDAY,. January 1o-6P. N.
The cotton market continued active, with large sales
chiefly speculation, though some purchases were
made by spinnsrs. The transactions showed further
advance Of cent, making total advance Of cent .
pound since the receipt Of the Canadss news. The
private sdvioss had no psrcsptibs influence on the
-four grain markets, which steady, at ysster
dsysratss. There greater activity In pork, with
quite free sales Al yesterdays quotations. for
ard also active with large sales of new in kegs
Other provisions in fair good demand ct stesdy
prices. Coffee continued hrm. Sugar and moassss
were steady, without material variation in prices.
AsHEs.-Thers = moderate demand for pots, 1T
So 30 for old, and SO % 50 90 Tor new bills; pearls
continued quiet At So 061d.
BREApsrurrs. II ow-Ihs sales aggregated 1900
bills at S. So 12H for common and strs ght State;
with Michigan at SIS Is q SIS A; pure GenessA- at
So 90 SIS 61K. Southern Flsur-Saes were 400 bbls.
at So rs So SIX for mixed to good straight brands
Rye Flour Was nrm with sales Of 800 bbls at So Corn
Meal steady but quiet; 200 bbs. Jersey sold at
81 "a a 50. Wheaf-The sales included 900 bushels
good Western, Iat 81 or lSoo bbls. good wisconsin
ut 81 %; and GOO bushels prime Genssee ct 81 Rye
dull at Ole Oats were still In fair demand, and
without special change in quotations. Corn also
for Southern and Jersey; 6lxc. for Western
Mixed Gee for new Southern white; and 62ks. CSC.
for fat yellow. Barley nominal and scarce, at ode.
Csc.
Continued activity, and still higher prices,
the features OF the market The business doing
speculative though spiDners buying pretty
freely ON Change sales OF 600 bales reported
Ut further advance OF 10 making fully To- since the
arrival OF the Canada subsequently, 500 bales mid
ding upsnds changed hands at l3s establishing the
above quoted advance. We adjust figures to con-
form nearly may be to the liue OF the market.
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rncs IyEpPoot-stesuship Canada. Lieut. " 7 ORR Ia
and lady. MI o. Tasty LADY and thres servants Nrs
psp.h or daughter, hasswe NJ and si.' zo.oa
chcrsn Mr. De Row and aeyi si- Harvey Nossrs owrry
fAythctne. Buckipfhsm and sens W a Smith, u sar-
her, ytner, GAVIN q kock q Mason. los saik~r 4
walker CMnsumertles snd servant, J c Hsmmartboid.
Ccnfad u Reese, Colt DC Muller. 4 Napisr, \ Ieo-
uiro Lovcisr, Godst~in, Henry Thomas, n q Cow
dir, fistor Soeliac : 3 Lvbds henry williams w
Hsirh. Saunders. Norris, " scfntash q q blossom
Jna whi,e bss,ins.. nanili, Bosro, Psrtmsr.
bsvleN tovnsena, Buttley. Jho SHES Ces BAKER
Cssvell Bsrnier No0san. Wilson. Smith Conner
Bonsnl hcClrre J Csneron Cart kesdy. strachan.
Hsh, Thomas w Corestake. .Koll. Morgan ! Iowitr
Kahn tIrns Aneersan, Henry Taylor TX Buttos
Rariut Pointer, HouRhton, Schireeind RosL Smith.
from Bshfss NJ starr and daughter; MISS De
trssLts1oS steamship Nor,hsrnsr- w y WIN e v la
gav Y stout, Bnfrsil IT, warwick, Mics Boyee
RSuyvesant std LADY. siss Yates, Bsdder IT. Mr.
Need AND LADY hr Barton ard lady. Lewis sher-
ssn, r.l,en. Psrshurs,. cuthNert. Wsthins
BIZ, kcLush. G Elcose-s In the stsersge
st.trsre, oil we'll
Dusnss-Bark Heiena-xr John ssrrhy and lady.
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Cleared.
BARI Heather Bell tBrD Jenkias Rotterdam via Chas,

Cleared.
Hssthsr Bell tBrD. Jenlias Rotterdam via Charles,
sris.-wsluis. Amsdy s.s Tr.ne.sO. Robinson wsi-;
kSni. JsesseSriis iAsmrson asassf Emiiy siesSi..
,L,iis.,es, Dusha@ D@Oh wA'a'ns''s ouri' George
ssSr.-esiS.s Rss. ys.n.s. san rr...l.s,, WALLER
MAILER lara Lab. L;,s,srs a,n,as rs . q si,ssa'
s sS f Ss sn .S as Sassr sh ss
more rhss.lpe,s f.sSs,sI. ,.h sey%yss O.. Lans
Rnsteaushtp Csnsds, Judkirs, Liverpool Dee -, and
sars jr Tbs sses:rss a, The So % fu,.asy nssL
s,sssoel ..s arrived lSs issh a. ssSs1 s,';s Gay
', sas fSis, ss &ss s.ra.Px
W. Se.. srs V..,.ss,I.: . s'gssIa I,i;.,.o o.
S' ..s ' cS ess !, c rs %a
BY ~ boat Coish. Passengers all cell.
rsssss,'s 20 h Post rh.rs o,s sir,A s.s 90.
sss 30 we ~ ssa ss,. Sss Of me ss
q s~fouhosns De lat % Ion % spite bah ,fton %
,sr's ssuss S w. SS
s..s IA r.s.Io, ., ss.,o, sonsS We, os
svsssy l..s shSs. passed BE- Srls Rober
sss .sss ,ls,,Ss rs,,:TsS,1 s~,sA r:,;,%s
SSss,s t IS len "a sSs6sss,d sisssl. With BARK
eeuIe s ~ns hlue nsnai with Tire -h,s er.l. " ne
s,ieetuy ben II ths, ..ua,gn tong ,,ms ,hs sst
pss. % :. w. wv n1.s , en- ~, sd S
60 rssJ Win hps Pstsins sad Lsdy arsOsll. from
B k.sy ssi .,. s'sps sS.'s day.. -n
,sltind $50 lsssp sers. 70 ~ni,ns eu'or' The Ais
totnd Ssvnhnsh.
Bsrh Helena tBrL rouns Dundee IS dsy. Nth ndse. 70
fssos e. bs ,ss foS. 50 S.ys; IN si,ssot Sosos 20 a..
port, skort of rte, isiens. ana supplied her.
ksrk RECENT Thing usterssn. ~ Gays With udee aud
tsssrgefs Nssnth ash las ~, so.ke schr a.r-
trer, tft buessrort FOR the est ledie The had
yer. ~e.he esse toe asd Loot fore topssss ss
BSsies snsry. Rochelle "a days. With brandy, s
10 Cssst hstine.
SIR sessrs SRI Smith. perusss 10 days. With ndse -
kddetcn tc. Vessels lefi before reported.
SER kehe tsr, sss.iss. 81 Joss. nB. IA dsys With
isuter, 20 the MISTER
sehr Frsthbp. Ci.rs rs-rort, I, ssys
Below.
ship Jchn ssrshsii. -.
Alse tee harris In the onrf.
sailed.
sip Lor,ns cbsrs,on barb Ring san Frsnoissoi sosr
Esse, %.
Jas g-uns ., sunrise swi 81 psridian. NV ., sun
sIr
TPss srrsssHtp CarspAl
hssrrrDss, Dee Ban fcs "a Heera, Poet Ntefh .
Asrvssr Dee B-Arr stedt Ants erpss. Goysert
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To night, the comic drama ef Lavster the Ply.
siotnonistn the Twelve Months" [" reiem.ehus,r
ana the burletta Of" Amy Lee"
lr.tisv OrrRa -Donirettrs Anna Bolenar last
rehts attracted . very large sudispce Of the Astor
pera House. Every department Of thu. fsshioo-
abe theatre ~ss literally and the artists as N
. ., ~ The magnificent house. rendered their
- w ,sspiuh manner We often have spokea %
....s, htslnec IN this musicsl -crs and.
WI not rspest THAT ve said In our arst 90
Du' s- must be just, aud sdd that the priscipsI
..e rsmaksoiy veil sung sixnortu. B.rtaess
a Istti and P.rrini, signori Fcrti ava So,s, -.
shN ,hy always are sompetsat setor. aud p.rfss,
anters To morrow evening being the re.n..,,.a..
OF sisporios Truna, Donia.tus op.rs ..r,. 7 ,s...
bdss stl be performed The other pr,ncio.l ,,,.s
rh ee sung ey sisnors Rossi Ccrs snd ssn,ri yo,,,
spd bsneVsnisno. Another crowded hou.. .ur.
Cssfsrrs Orsss Houss The usual .s,r.o,,,. ~.
lures q ths bard, namely, witty sayings, osnun-
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drums negro melodies and dancing presented this
evening, for the amusement Of the patrons Of Mschs
nics' HALL George Christy, great fsvorits, will sp-
pear a. the celebrated Dnsh Grove and execute the
Cschuca; and Mr.. w. Sheppard will also grace
fully in . comic double dance.
AnKsIcAH MusxuM.-Jim Grow Rice the inimitAbls
dslipsstor Of negro character, Is attracting large
sembssss every day. TO this sxcsent establishment.
He appears in his favorite character Of Otelo He Is
assisted by avery good company Of comedians
kELepEoS Whites Minstrsls continue. every
ming. to give their amusing negro sntertsinmsnts at
thi, establishment.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL PRi-
~ tste Ire.ttss sc, Green Itch s,reet-Ofhce hour
sppy n the early stsss vii - surprssd a. be rsPd,
those who
pie properly sprrecis> his services In structure
RON s fret iscirsn 70 s advanced snd distress
ing om advantages s-d very estenevs
pste. ne ear ssord rapid and radical which
e~v
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n GOasAs<

De JOHNSON, NO. IS DUANE srRssr, SO WELL
~ knovn in the treatment q delicate asesses The Doe
shil in these hslfcured that
exses for years s pre- eminspt Censttuorsl weakness
brought secret habit ensously cured Recent
ured IN four ssys.
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nR. MORRISON rs coNUDENTIAILY cossULTRp
hJen all diseases 81 delicate An extensive p-ae-
Nss enshss hin without ersury reeent csss ar,
cured ro~ three daya Structures wesk-
se-s he irvsIisby evr-s See his Londen Diploma bio
snes Dt< Frltor street
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Foreign matts.
IrIrEp Bsos Of herekee for Chsrr,s psnsn.
arc Csitorr, close Herald Thursday Ik
met ausrter ococt and IN order insure the
ns SPEEDY delivery ~ letters and special
VII leave the Herald once. ~he viii proceed direct 10 San
francisco in charge.
B~rsio marine Correspondence.
PHusprLPHis, Jan 10, Ps-Arnvsd-schr Fair, Sac
der kltrl.
tlsned-Bsrts Nashua Clifford Bostsp. OAK, Ryder Do;
brig ssry Chsppcil. Hart, Mobile. rchr Anita Damon
Bentlsy. k0resns; steamer kennebeo NYors-
msscekssaeous
Bn Sur hrRsHtRs. from Nevry. ashore south sui %
the Woodlands has bsed. ssd has Lost her asd mirsn
nsst. All the ssdei safely On the beach
With the ssesptisr o. one vho sro-ned Several Of
then % .. the ssaseu sd-n Levi. Last tish, frou.
Shrewsbury The Underwriters have dowp assistance
ssrs rAIcor, Cole, from Baltimore fer ssvs.u.A an
chrr~d IN bsur'cn Rcsds 18Th and draeses
nht BY trs four brethers dam.gss the 20
ryiss away bchst.ys The brg ninso sd
how'd 70 this city hsa quarter sroher
proceeded 70 torfn 70 repair
scrs n ASST, Dehns ke,es for Ksy wsss. pot i.to
Norfok h sstrcs hsyss sspsriess~d hssyy es,her
hoard
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100000 OF aOI!sss AMP oys.

LiNILks sedicst.d kmlroeatisn have besn sod. vib-
solitary compliant being made knovn fer re.eu-
isg the bar after 70 Rad teen estruiy Tor uSsarss
oftventy he mott tttonish
10 that 81 Mr. JOIN Nncen Of klsee street Me-
" ri city, He ebtained hottie SATURDAY aud on h~
wing Wednesday called aud the hair had
started 20 srsv hiet sse fast Ne h. used sir bottles
In cir weeks and has beautiful head r. will p-r-
fectly astobish any whs will call this
Too three applications viii stop the hair frsu
Hur d. 81 b. addncef ~ cleans head
TRULY ard cures AL uatner o. akin diseases tsr,ther wA
scofulous ulcers 81 otatacte erdoaes rheu
and sll other ranr. certain tnv ons ms
viii call OF Mr.. N. QpimAy snsh Broasvsv mi bs
eatishd ~ has curee protraced ani alarming
mhamustory govt This great remedy 10 sold large bot
tee having ten um - ire strength q article Nav
otered for sale 40 ~ cents each s.
commission Every bottle mats. sn a. a. n so.s h,
% the
80 stc f7s Broadway, nesr Grand street
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DocioR YOURSELF PRIyATELr-roR 70 CENTS

nOC1OR YOURSELF PRIgATELY-FOR 10 CENTS
~ means Of The Pocket A~eulapius. Every one ats
Ovn Phyticsn Twenty fourth tdtion With hundred
ensvnrs, shovnx Private Diseases a
the 0ensrative system, In shape sad sAn
Yong ID Gfsduste q the University Of
The various forms q Secret Diseases ssnins
Of the Prostate Gland. solitary nsbtts a
Youth, faithfully described the recipes Evcu IN
plain language The oil aper Self Abaae, and Ssrinaf
rese every one Young who have been
IN contracting disease previous .. p.cns
the OF uhs Ma pr,t.nsens nav
be get copy o. his truly uosfu Strangers
nrk or returning home without copy Of the Pocket x~su
pns sea captains and persons going 10 should
W Young Treatise on Marriage. The Pocket
Every one H o~n physic-n Any person sending twenty
tve cebts enclosed letter. ~li receive
soeE ,, mai OF sI coPes will be sent for dollar Az
Xark
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Cleared.

see GENERAL columns the latest Marine Intslii-
gencs " Telegraph.
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STRICT RE-tTs NATURg SYMPTOMS, coNss-
mode 81 ard pern,ne cure sish re-
frts Treatise need long he troubled With str1tare
vRk street -
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Eeh fbsALts AND nhLEs-DR LkRzgrTUa
suno Coraia or frvcreatte Eiisr pressribcd ef
IN cases lty, barren
nes snd al irregularities % fts AT urs
70 BE- Via Nsturvs Great Restorative and
hoe Vie married safe wthout ofsprthg IL 10 certain
eur tor sen ns emissions general debility geet
r,is.rsns orfsns ne.vsr, ss-efn is.serrhss AZ Al
a. 81 John street.
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DE Io0PlR ~ DUANE srREEr mas, Fos TaR
~ Ioureen yesrs csnhntd BE praotiss 10 the treat
ntt meteurai aud other dscases Of dellcate nature
ne cen cure the most ssrsvsA Of this ana
charge.
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JAWS pER0EN,
ROBERT GRANT.
WI A. KsSrIsaE,
A N aAl nT


This report vas upsnimously accepted. aud su.
tbority given 10 the chsirmsn ~ appoint cSmnites
cftvo persons from each yard 20 draft a orsl Of
the cfslsctsr referred 10.
A r,scluiics rss offered sppointips MIR william A.
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. COMPLETES PRACTICAL


YORK on .hs sstuIs snd treatment q private diseases
fteturcs aud al kindred affections the
Illustrated BY great number of beautifully csiored pass
A. lane aslfe BY Homer Bosswek n. b. Larse quarts
$50 pags "a sdtioa. Price fe. Extract 1ote
stsssisad surgical Journal" II may be said fariess
= be equal 70 Ecerd Aotons work the family
diseases and far Superior 10 anything OF the kind
49, "a in this country. Author Of the work senizl
krtssiene, lmpotsncy, caused ty habits-
Fourth edition u pstos Price 81 For sale PUB
A. At
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nOCTOR HOLMES PRIVATE LYIsG-IS IKsTI tUrE
~ noe open for th. r.ssrtion Of ladies' Application
be HAde 10 mrs. Woodruff, Ne IS West Broadway near
Dusne street Good Nurses provided for subss-
qutnt 81 the infants
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A N APorHEcAsY is DEsIRoUs or PRO CURING
"A emrlc,ment Tesuusnials satisfactory. Address
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zoo RkWARp-- IkFFRIEs,AkTnnrRA spam-

yVOV ne hisiure Tor the cure ~ Iosorr1aa, Glesa
stctures and similar disorders IL uates srsedv ev-~
-hout the least restriction Of diet, esins ssrospr- or
change In appcstonto business The prorrstor
single cste ich the mixture will the far
feture OF ave hurdred dollars rurtherths disease
not Ne conraeted dose Of the nixtpre tskes whsa
opposed IL is put up IN bottles -tk full AZ ST
One bottle lasts yetkmsny cured IN two dsy, w
sale bv r. W Rtrr. 100 Rro.deav lns Ravars -
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Tpss srrsrsHfP Carspal
AssTrrDss, Dee BAR Zoe Helers Pest Nrcrk. -
Asrvrsr. Dee SAT- stsdt Antrsrpss. Covert
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nR BRuNETs UNIVERSAL REHkDY. BROAD-
~ way go opposite the Park BY the solicitation Of his
numerous fends the proprietor has been induced
tahsh agency In the ey fSer York. for sale Of he
Universal remedy which the greatest purssr Of the blood
ever presented O. the ruhiis.
Southern shield., 1850-08-24
T H E SHI E ID l
Saturday, August 24. 1850.
Congress.

This body, aftera waste of several months in useless discussion, has, within the last few days, commenced work in earnest. A bill for the admission of California passed the Senate on the 18th, as will be seen by the Congressional proceedings in another col umn. Previous to this, bill providing for the formation of a Territorial Government in Utah, without reference to slavery, pass ed the Senate. But the most important measure, so far as the tranquility of the country is concerned, that has met the ap- probation of either branch of Congress, is the passage, by the Senate, of the Texas Boundary Bill. Whatever may be thought of the title of Texas to that portion of New Mexico claimed by Texas and paid for by the general Government, it is certainly a matter of graduation and joy to know that harmony is likely to be restored to the coun- try by the settlement of this question.
Southern shield., 1850-08-24
LIME! LIMEM LIME!! HM6A BBLS. Superior Blue River LIDLZ ENVY splendid article for clustering, 1s received in good order and for sale by August 24, l8s0. S. P. CRAIG.
DR. ROGERS E.iye1'yV0s'f 1EaH E'nv


 1 SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION of the Il LUNGS, SETTING OF BLOOD, CouGHs, CoLD ASTHMA, PAIN THE SIDE, BRoNcmrIs HooPM COUGH, and all Pulmonary Affections
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 The Louisville Journal says; Dr. Rogers LIVER WORTSand TAR not only gives immediate reliefm Coughs and Colds but from the testimony of men Of the highest standing here and elsewhere it is making some very remarkable cures of Consumption" The Railway Register adds: "We have heard i stated, by persons of great responsibility who have used thlS medicine, that is of the most remarka be medicines of the age, for Coughs, Influenza Bron chltls. Asthma, Pain in the Side and Breast Sptun5 ot Blood, WhoOplng Cough, and all Lung Complains which, if neglected, usually terminate in ConsamP uon and the certificates attached to the advertisements would seem fully to justify this statement.
 LIVERWORT.
 This Plant has, for many years been found to be o singular virtue Tn the of Affections of the Llver More recently 1t was ascertaned that it possessed grea power In arresng bleeding at the Lungs Coughs Ota chronic character, etc. and of essential service in al diseases of pulmonary character
 TAR
 This article Is now universally acknowledged to k the most healing and efficient application for diseased or oecaylng Lungs, or any portion of the heShy muscular parts of the human body Its medcinalaol PreserVatlVe qualities were understood by the EgyP uanS Tn the early ages of the world and doubt now exists among scientific men, that the preparation used m the emoalmment of bodies, composed principally ot this ingredient In later age it was found to be universal use among the aborgineS of America and d this day 1t IS their principal and in fact only medicine for an unsound state of the Lungs or any approacho It. Those who acquainted with the history of this hardy race of men, know that death from Consump ton Is unknown among them! The medical faculty n all countries appear to have become aware of hg ga healing properties of this article and are now nodu ing it in their practice Dr. Buchan, of Eng gandi Dr. Cnchon, Of St. Petersburg; Dr. La Preure of Paris and the distinguished Dr. Cooper have been in the habit of combining it with other articles in their pre- scrpuons, and with entire success.
 Be0are of COmateJeits and base inaafions The genuine article is signed ANDREW ROGERS on the engraved wrapper around each bottle. PRICE, sl per Bottle, or Six Bottles for S5. Sold Wholesale and Retail by
 SCOVIL & MEAD 1I3 Chartres street, between Cont and St. Louis sts., N Orleans SOLE GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES 55SoLD BY LOTT x GRANT, Helena, Arks' August 24th, 1850
Southern shield., 1850-08-24
NEW FIRM.
BAILEYS & HORNER,

Y.VHE undersigned having purchased the en-. E tire Stock of GOODS belonging to the late firm of BAILEY & RICE, respectfully inform the citizens ef Helena and the surroundn, country, that they will continue the Mercani5 business, at the old stand in Helena
 The patronage of the Customers of the late firm is earnestly solicited, and the public gene, ally are informed that we are determined to sg Goods at the lowest rates, for Cash or to pune. tual customers. To Country Merchants an5 River Traders especially, we would say, cal and examine our Stock before purchasing ese where.
 We are authorized to settle the business q the old firm of Bailey x Rice, and respectfur request all persons who are indebted to them a come forward and close the same by Cash Q, Note, as early as possible, as it Is very dasira ble and important to those interested that s. business should be closed without delay.
 BAILEYS & HORNER.
 TPIPna, .Y2Lp2LSf 23 1850.
Southern shield., 1850-08-24
MO-. 20
From the National Intel!igenc.
The Cabinet Ministers.

Hon. MT. PEARcE and Hon. MT. B,r. having been obliged, in consequence of fessonal and domestic considerations P. which, in the case of the former gen1lem,. is superadded his Senatorial positjon- positively decline the Appointments of S cretary of the Interior and Secrerarv ' War, so honorabIy offered to them tioY two offices became vacant, and have s;n,, been filled in manner which we are ,nr co, fdent will be highly satisfactory to tr %. friends of the Administration througbo" the country. The first, the Departm9nt '. the Interior, by the tender of the ofo 10 the Hon. THOMAS M. T. McKr, NAN, a sterling and well-known WEo of Western Pennsylvania; the second. t$ Department 9f Var, by the selection of t. Hon. CHARLES M. CONRAD, distinguish citizen of Louisiana, formerly a Senan and at present Representative from tn State.
 The Cabinet Ministers will therefore eo, siSt of the following gentlemen:
 The Secretary of State, Mr. WEBsrp
 The Secretary of the Treasury, N. CoRwIN.
 The Secretary of the Interior, Mr. }Jc KEENAN,.
 The Secretary of War, MT. CONRAD.
 The Secretary of the Navy, MT. GRAu.v
 The Postmaster General, Mr. HALL.
 The Attorney General, MT. CRITrExDEy
Southern shield., 1850-08-24
.YllgUSf B, 1850.
$35 1& WARD.

STOLEN, from the subscriber, on the nig 6 of the Ilth inst, at Hernando, De Sc county, Miss, large bay Horse, about yn.. old, both hind feet white; good saddle work horse. This horse was stolen by a | who called his name Wm. Lynch, of the e lowing description:-About six feet high, years of age, weighs about l60 lbs; light ha large dull grey eyes; has had his right arm b ken, which is somewhat stiff, He also took uncovered Spanish Saddle, and fine dou. reined bridle, with a curb chain.
 He crossed the Mississippi river at IIels- or Delta, 1 think, and is no doubt somewha in Arkansas.
 l will give reward of $35 for the dey1 of the horse and thief to me at Hernando, $l0 for any information that may lead to " recovery of the horse alone; and S25 for ] detection of the thief, if lodged in any Jail.
 A. s. BAILET. August 24th. 1850.
Southern shield., 1850-08-24
WASHINGTON, August, l6.

HousE.-The House this morning went into committee of the whole on the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill.
 Mir. Ewing having the floor spoke on the snhjert of the President'S Now Mexico and Texas message, which he regarded as un- fortunate in the present state of the coun- try, and was calculated to add fuel to the flame already burning, rather than produce -any sautary effect. He advocated the ten million Texas boundary bill, recently passed in the Senate as the best mode of getting out of the difficulty, and calculated 10 be of advantage to the State of Texas and to the country. He made an earnest appeal now to advance the banner of conciliation. A message was received from the Senate an- nouncing the passage of the New Mexico bill. Mr. Bayly, who reported the bill, was allowed, by the rules, 10 make the closing speech; he said he should reserve for flu ture season, his argument.