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Appo,n,m.n,. by the prc.,de.s,

trdT ne Seal e( N, Department " State John Nc
Kslwsy, Of New jersey. Commercial Ageu. for the
Island 81 Curacao, vice Evans n. Young. dsessa-d.
Daring ne Recess If TIE S,qss-A Alexander Ross.
81 New York to he Consul ~ 81 Cstharihes in Brazil
II IL said that Jenny Lind receives from eighty to
hundred letters per day Ia Boston, which very
annoying They are Z ostly from persons soliciting
ehn ritN.
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Pussenxe,s sailed.

IvFnrooI stesmshiP Ca ada frem BsstsnJ Tsssa-
ssl,r; sloane niss LaSsd.n. maid and man 'srysst,
Kirby lady and children, Ohio Mrs and Miss Johssss
st John 49, Benjsvn shaw, England; d. Holland Lon
don; John Gooder Utics Thes England; Ham
iton Canada Jawes Moore, Liverpool; Goddard. Bal
timorei kobt Berrie Canada; John Burwe Baltimore
Total =.
For BslifsS-w Hitchborn Boston, George ncAdan, New
York; MS Wilson, Mite Porter Reid ard wife, Jno robia
Hun hIsJ, CHes,. nemmson Bland. A.
derson Ppd wife, Lyle. s-Aton. Frarer. Brant "
Hsnrer- N Brewn Whitman, 4 rvining Mr. Jenhs 81
bafsS ~ Stephens. Lieut. Burke ssth Regiment; Alex
Nattau, Jsnacs-25 Total 3,
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eALye. Oct g
Arrived-schrs kora aud Eliys Hu pper, philadelphia
Tssso. and Henrietta Ropdopt
Clesred-Brig Planet, africa.
WARREs, Oct 3
Arriyed-Sehr A o Prentnn Rondout
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WI TFNNIVNH U-NIFN =
lsNrs-s yvf. GAsxststC srfo~

Frt.-Tber~ va very little done TO day y, pri.
,Np ssle The pubic sale ~ RIO this mornlns 90,
veil stvrdsd the bidding v.s spirited This whole
cstsltrue sold st VERY satsisctory prices. the
fsrttcul.rs ve sbnes :-fmoorted In the bark Ro.-
uck:- tS beg, Bis AZ axe. 30 do 1t.c, 1O1 40.
He IS q. IKE 20 g. 121c "a Do lt.s 90 do
W. lea 90 VI e.. ~ do NE 50 do at i.c, at
uhc. W ~ ItYc, ~ DO li'fi 20 do I'VE, - a..
n. - 10 i2'yc 81 d.. llas ADS t2e - DO III
~ 40 I1ce.. o. 10. flse.G do llhe Ss DO uhe
~ 10 iise ite6o ilse u do. llsc el ID. HE /,
a. 30 liSe - d.. iisc q Do uhe 40 % 1ts
70 % l.e.. &c 90 lIye - do 1tSc., 81 DO ll,e -
90 u.e o. DO nSe 81 10 iiYc " de stii% -,
40 90 i.tc 2s a. lfSe ~ DO. lis,e, ~ a. t<c,
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-s'sI Mi,e.nsssous. ..........S;
HNg.H.ar.f aHfue

htH Ntf.a 'aA ~ 'lnAtlt iii ttt'-to "
O., .f r,uud nuubcrs, eight millions Of dollar.
NLs, tLs came bill heretofore has ranged between
fufF an I'VE millivus.
IT., teadFf caEno. fail. however, 20 femnk thc
NFrsis rrd Vast amount 81 ussfnl objects achieved
by tie ,ight millions a. he civil list. l.-tuscon.
RAJ - fCr a riom,nt with cur Army bail tur the
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IA e NICAL.

Two THE RICH lMBECILE-ihBECILITY or MIND
A. nAtnfha consequences OF imbeciity, or weskssss
ofbody ne fatEas Il OF ever exevonhence comes the
NITROUS aTsfce o. the rich imk ole, wheh 10 aured
he vtrss 81 ~ r1ctiopsl 70 deny the body what win
.do,orhy alter ~ vii en9ssyer TO assuage thsss
vetcted psrss felt ~ the auon mbecile. To those whe
are not ". tk.fsJ ve. as tsf0.2rg lfsRAiss yu
All what earthly folly could induce prsyass lose
tiHe, IN nd, ersins and oomroundirg herbs
net certain q sseoss essa9, md out nerySv. mseei-
What ale bere bottle Of STUFF that wi you, eat
WIZ charge and trust 10 their honor when
cuette The hOusc % afflicted who will direct
line tor bottle 81 tls N wsndeIful Tor the
Of enarhroaiss thrt the iT sgnatah ccucevs
aud. 81 tire ssme time, pledge lite and honor thss thers
- nei her csnthhradis rTaEih ly derteress
article ia H. that T. oKthat bat
hersine, a. more tnrsoEous power thta all hs ratertA
mediCs fst Together. TALBOT WAIT n. u.
GtU Grce- v-ch street.
NIB ThersuesD NUMBER ~ gentlemen will Ne ;ivss
VITO have Zen cured IT, but who ~
vii not srrctcH their nsmes 70 Be- publicly adv srt,si
10
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a. do IKE 81 do IKE, go 10 NE "a do IKE,
81 90 ilso 20 DO rs lSs do lli4c., 20 do. NE,
Isl d. ulSc 70 do Uks 33i do. llisc AS do lax
% do ne, al do. lI%s, 50 do lisso and III do
Nae fhe stock Of coffee on band In Boston on the
LIST iAst, was $500 bags principally Brazil
HrEs.-for BuenoF Ayres. holders continued to ask
IN l'c for light but at such prices no sales have
been elected Included in - operations about
49, 90 green falted Buenos Ayres COW At 6slc g mos,
less per cent for cah GOO iry sailed narsesibo
for the Philadelphia market At or c. less ger cent
200 DRY do, Averaging Il los ct lie. as they rat
100 barcelona aud st DoTango AZ exc 600 Euenos
Ayres OK averaging 81 lbs at i2isei and go do 50
Lbs On private terms.
LsrhrR.-The supply has not increased since our
last althoa2h the receipts have been ample
We quote light and middle weights o, hemlock at i6
lb4o U mos and heavy do do At Il 20
Qua A fair busness has been done in linssed, OF
both qualities at the rates given In this morning
The imports OF perm and whale oil Into the United
states for the week ending Monday, September 80,
1860, we're as follors
BIS. sr-- Bbls. Ys
hs"tuek.t Ship Alabama: 800. 500
Sch, Il n William; go -. '
Tot"i' ..',...., ,.,.,,. 1000 ~
Previously. .............7IsV l92.64
From Jan to date. .7sOss I0g ssa
day and in prices We noticed a slight improv ement
Some 500 bbls were disposed Of at sl0 for mess
Beef was inactive but steady, at 81 50 S. Is for
prime; and 81 10 a 50 30 tor Prime
eenH In lois AT slo Do The market for cut meats
steady, but not active. Holders Of lard very
stif. with sales OF go bbls ATTIC axe; and 800
kegs at 7sc. a7.1c Butter was firm, at Sc I2c for
Ohio; and leo 10 for State Cheese was In req uest
Tor shipping. at to s6s4o
Real EsTATE.-The tales OF the day annex
ed % lots l27th street, near Ninth avenue, $500
each 25x90 IL. 81 0o0 do l2sth street. in Of
above, SS0e each, 81 500
srIkIrs-There Was less buoysncy In the market for
vbiskey with sales OF 200 bbs in lots at q q 40.
Tor Ohio and Prison Drudge was dull and neglected
SUcAss.-Eo sales OF i'm portance have been reported
to- day while holders were firm Ths stock of sugars
on hand in Boston, on the 1st inst was 400 hhds.
Porto Rico and Musoovsdo, and 800 boxes.
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"a. rtr-npds sonvist. LANDED ~ Brst,s st,- lsy-
esq 1~ys zen scIt - N0V- sco.h.
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rotsi srgy bin. ..............s7 fSl - ~
wisss ccu s.fsry in ati,s Of peas. on the c,s =
@ 80 uttlC stancinf army % tea thoas1si ma.
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ma. RALPB, aurBok % THa "r

rs. RALPH, aurBos Vy Ins .rssUTigAL Pss-
~ vAts Treaties" Aos-o2rs hours. ~ II.
~ fsund.y steeptsd Ne ~ or, .rvfoh street IL Ass
Been matter 81 surrrs- "a that of rA.h sn1
univ IN hs Ffot ssion. soaid dsvbts Lis
dissase which psrspns a description prrtsnd
% easily IT. hoNsvsr but ons thous&adh part the
ssries Nese people hr,ns scsisty knsvu vsvy
sisysnt opinicn you'd - formed. Asd s 10 ros AS
v. pses.s, Misery sss asj-ties prsyiss ,hs nisi =
vel A. the bosy that 70 ierorea, tr them
scch nature q v effect o,sry A,t ndses 70 sssis~g
ve,srce and soscrrhea vbsa rroery srvassx psA1
stlves a. cther than sassss spo, s~~ss
Vet u All s csses rsh psisfyIiy bsIras. he irz
,ne t3crs -. trsst ii for knAysy tina, u strfsssp
har. ne Peer tssrt IL ehlrss % pay fsr nils ~ arss
rgnh Ate. uopN Sonsetimes the stts,lirg th,s Az
sfae rsht subside or dssrrs.r s~Ae psrhspe
ssia % at secasen bot vhethsr discharge
ho ne 70 poNs ne better o.. ker, svery real rsr>cs
Ih5 hows hst Gil ,he ybyrlc Ia she vsrta sicss-
soa. hever cnr srfcfnrv. ADD yet IN pror-ry spAsx
soa nsy meet easily tnd srssiiy ~ renewed 40 80
sctpfte W ,tr~ IRON the unaeauor avsntszs hsvs 80
lol< NcssN 20 very sse~nsive rrsc.,ss ts 49,
l.h hn nsny sriet - cured ts>r -
hr sr-ss y-srs before spi that In sax u s.r-
W. - eel hs dspiosss. elects rsssfes f~s sae<
rprorsf ssstt~ ~ I'M s.sse, srns> ssses nes.svss
smsien1 ss e-s texnre suoh csrtslr as 40 rssss
rss san e.A',ss frcc sss~v r~srs- m s,sctes.
% she srr tie Garlic, ss:.-s q ysrs,-. 49,
~ Srr,.,icsi s-.s r ~a.s 81 "a, X, >. ysG
,.s sss on 81 shsv srSess -ih .r.s.r.. e. -
snss sHas.
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br,sI,l.r-.gB!l :, ... t,sn Liverpool '''



J,r h.ss ron rliise,lF.is -, -,
fwIg,. sert S-outsids >, snelsr tars lass. .,a sa
Ga. q. AIS, NC R.... Nc-,i,. rvsrs.
81 nIt.sA. avs Iess Am vessel 10 port SO tlh. s,rk
.lp s,~,n. Na.,sh,o's q dsy' IRON zoe Ts., Coast
srsrs-. sspt s--Briss crsmsss asi.s 70, Gloucester
s.,. hF,r Mig t'se nsrriohL Ter do 10 dsy. Amazon
sTJ.so - cSs. s,p, is-Brs. r,,. tRr,. Gov xr.rs
s...:.s. s;as =. - a % g.Ssa,s,,'.5
s.s.s. fsf MOI o. B,'ss; sris ss.,s isr1
'ss Joas; W, s,r. TAR srr visl,. PERT Sysrs.
~ w. srss s'' s''' aad s',l'r for H'''',
ME, y.I -; W.: c's,.: trys s,,..s,
It,, his,sAiI.. sshr Harp wait. ssltimsr..
iss'ss 50, s.rl L,sss aoss. ton rri,., i,',
+. .sss s'S ,sT 49, s"... cv,, r nor,
i,.s. 49,. sd is,s. ssri s.u,.ssy. si,sSsi rorS
Home Porss.
pAI-.oRr, Oct e-su ship ADJ hins tDreml Haasr.L
BrsMss' ss,s. Dousiss. Ina Dsn.rsr, Ross:t w,i.h
NEE sss. IRE .s: T1rs. sss es.s.s ey sss
s. sSSt. sfs A jss ns sss5 .S' x. s.e
90. j.. js..sass Es,.. AG'hi, Is,,s Srs.si. g;.ss
s..,,%. or,sso ses.i. rrI,,s..s.s kishpsnai k.lly
s..s,r.s Z, fsI 81, S'"'s Hale Nio eus Helene
sT o., s.. r.: s..fl i 1s'fs s
cs,esters iii. 1snss I~b,ss vs,,. FiiSs' fs'Is.
~: s';;i.,i s;,..sse ssssss., a.ss'.;. o..sss,.
49, fiss.sp s,,s ssst 80 r,n Sss,, rs,l.s,
rise; sehis sts GslL Piisouy Hsssusa t-rbins i
arekcstyls Cot Scare Iightost. Pack ar. n, n
nots c.JEs lerh and TsnrstA rshsrsen. Ngt,o a. bal
s-tr- Hntchtnsop. Baltimore CAMILLA. ~ glars arussy
vns Harvest Rice Perssverevs.. 1ovrey E.-ers., Bib-
s ss; sSs: sl, I'D s's H.. s.y 9' rs
saelphis ssrs,ts fsthssi Albany. ledss. sssv.aa
bsen 80 flsa ks,'iss Lewis kihsa,i Beog,. Pierre
lrssi.nk Cora Chez Her a. ysssr rusr. Bs..s.s ~,
,sS ssd ar, ssn. TO- ~ s s,a s,s.s :,
scsth stsrr. I'D shap John Jsv.is trs al sansi eA
NUtl,srs harbs Mar rertrrt Trott, tsnsma WIN
~. nsi.t Gsiv.sa.i or.nrgs Dyer uosls briss sasy
esnttn, NJ s- Bsiitmcrtg P-srl AtfinL snd Et
rhilsdsphl sshrs Dsshury. hsrs. .cnss-. fesr
kelsy. ASS Csvssi terfr.ss Wss. Wis stcn 10 Bsy
state RIDER, Nyort. Nd seau.hip Cssafa ffrom LsAt
ue.s Ctsnasl o. fGrxk BE ssiG chstt,sss SiS JoS,
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eva savAi coarr.rosnsSos

sld ron NBreiord Oct SHIPS Nsaonfahei,, LSon1as
Csntsn. had BITE, tArks Harvest. snd Diis.
ID chip Midas Woodbridge. hPseihs. si SHE Mores
Eei'sy. do.
cid frlm Essrtevn- isI ship Colzmbls. CssS. Arctic
Ocean. ant snci cred at Uolmsss ueie.
SD fftm snnEtob. aaius Chss PHELPS Birch. anh MARI
Sussn. Brow @. tsrrrosea Cor toe Hparissl
erosrs Sept - LAT >. pass-i An whale
snip sscrins Sc shsvias ~hite -snA ~tth blae
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Docics ooNyERs iNyIGoRaTINe CORDIAL Z,
~ the emily remedy fer seminal Weakness aud 81
emission - vens ana rsihous nespssitatiss te ter
soetefy lasiness CT snd all thce sac disorder
otbod' sud mibs e imPsopsI habits cfyouth
ar re ty curci ~ iris P3sat remedy. Noun- vhs
yish 90 he egrcd ityatcy ca rut t.sm.evcs uasr ss
ecs Teath sud i.e'th whore the
asi soid nsa toiwSra % SAY rag Of the Ger
aal - per eelG 'arc bottle or vita sApit diree
tier n a1sayr Tgs,SEs aed tAoee about 90 marry,
e,ts ,oes Of JtlsSN insbliy nay be sure Of r,i the
(atSrs pbldD sofa 80 Market street. gri M.skst
gsinr Thrt ngd sluth Lsir Bpiidinss, spj - sss ~
ThiTh street. Philadelphia
ms NFhyOUS DEBIIITy.-DR. DE LAyEy ~ Lre-
aets a body And mind, AIiS from e.cTet habit In w.
kc W :-Iocturpsi and Ltoinntsry emissions. ssninI
Noasb gsni'ai dsblg, mPgtshty, sgd otLer aprdi
pl-.sis tiyth et' Exclusively 70 h rlest,. NJ B-Oss
90 sdser'ta ns-ruus ~ eourss ar nnthnr but bss.
nR L. scRTAxVss wOOLD sAY TO THOSE we
~ hars e1araetst dsee "a. "Cura ~ vsleax" that
Tat. q Thy health rhNvs tevoe nsny yesrs az
PFoft--n, aad hsvs r,,ss ousssssly teeusssss %
nfnta Those who ~is1 eensalt thsss copisnts
nay DO - Cr.s % eh,rgsb fron A. k@sP NJ Sundays
sSeep,ed. II yep value hss,h will sysd those
tnsses vhe rabuatirsl, tell wv rst they only
snd that thsir kind ~ neiei,s ell that
sary tor o,se,se In al orna fersens whose hssts
ssss ruised ss sssss ss,isss ss daily rs va
Lam str>ea
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QXX sAEEp-ps. akEIVht,s ~

~ n ~ dCt IL rerfect erfermn7for ~ III private ~
rstfer What or stage ~ the p.iu
erngushee the vrus and rurres ,he tio.i The
will give rriie aEf eases cured IN tv dsy -
bo',le lasts vvet. and very fsv relpir n
rryrris,er wiu vsrrsat Pers1t cure OF Forfeit ~ sr<
tutu Al that has hetn pale. fr.ce ~. Gala Is raltr
s,rsot Sun Bsilsinss' ~ severy oen.r Grsns
sd tia Decor residence, 81, MadilSn str,Sf A
nnrs.Atntians .trellt prltalt. aaA atthani 49,.
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IA. oiOt Ek CONTINUES 10 CURE ALL Ta0sR
~ dheult sud prctrscei q syphilis gicet.
seras siIS'urs ETC. that ,s e'ssEed fr"m, hsnss -
-tucsted rhl cisa snd o. 3 Ocs
Ram scar Brsaduayi pr,se sn'rsses through the
IA adiofsps Iis store.
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A n, fts% sh.ri 70. Hs,.. 70, t'.rp'
slp Jtssy Ina rs IA, from Nssns f0r usr-iii.',
Date &c 10 tux lazy Chspmaa. 81 Baltimore from ~
Rec.
BIE frspsi. lord. from chsrsats for syorh SEP g.
a. q. lon a. ~.
sslT s.sy,r. R,s,rs. from csi,. Cor Ptilai.lss. s.
-, cr Car Had.
sChfs Mar Aiitru n Froviisnce for naitier~i L0i
Isl. frer Ger rasdsirls Sert ~ be,--sa Stock 1T,
aud kertauk
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14
Terrible Accident a,d Loss of Life.

The following accoun, ofa most disastrous end from the intelligencer, putished in that city, on the 2d inst:
 "We are called upon to reord most terrible and heart-reDdng accident, wbrein a number of our citixcns are known 10 have been killed, and maay others were so seriously injured to leave but ltle hope of recovery.
 A May-day party had beet announced, foi Mir. II. Purkiu's young scholar, to take place on the evening of yesterday the let, tho Laclede Saloon, on Fifth, between Olwe and Cscust sts. lnvia- tons had been sent 10 he risns and parents of the children. and accordingly, at he appointed time, ue hall was thrown OPn and m immense throng admitted. From severd gentltnen present al the catastrophe, we learn that there not less than from 250 to $50 participants al the festival.
 Some little exhibition which had been prepared beforehand had commeiced, and young lady was on the floor, delivering in address, when suddenly a loud, creakiBg noise heard the rafters of the floor at the north end q the room gave way, aud simultaneously the joias parted near the centre, and flooring, loiss, and the multitude of human be- ings were participated lpon the floor underneath. The catastrophe did nH end here. The immense and sudden weight upon the second floor started it, and in another instant De crowd were thrown into the cellar underneath. The scene is said to have been most appalling. Men. women and children gra ping al every obJec, shrieking and impiorng were hurried down, pel.mell together. The cellar happened to be filled wth about feet of water, a sad circumstance, as Oe lady, Mrs. Pomeroy. who had been stunned in tit fall, was thereby drowned
 As soon as the hrst mock of the catastrophe was over, those who had suEred least immediately com menced to drag out the persons who had been in- jured.
 A part of the upper ioor. we should not omit to state, did not fall, and many persons who happened at the time to be tit side of the room, escaped uninJured.
 Half or three-quartrs of an hour ensued before all the victims were rscued from the ruins. At the end of that time, bwever, and even now while we wtitr, we have nosssurance that there not more who are still buied under the heap of wood and rubbish. Unfortunately the nature of the case fsvors this idea.
 Immediately after he accident, the street and neighboring houses were filled with men, women, and children searching for their parents and friends One young lady, we perceived, with her hair dis hevelled. her dress toa and soed, her shoulders and face streaming win blood. She weeping aud asking for a young sister, whom she believed dead.
 We only mention hese to give some faint idea of the scene whhh prevailed. Since writing the tboye, we hear it stated that the ground floor gave way first. This is not at all improbable, as the setond floor, in which the crowd were. was supported by columns resting this. '
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14
The Nicaragua Treaty

Just completed between the United States and Great Britain, is the first time that the Monroe prin. eiple of European nonintevention has been carried out.
 First, it liberates every part Of Central America from British dominion, and attaches to us, by every feeling of gratitude, the Central Confectionery. IL secures the construction of ship canal. by which ten thousand miles of dangerous navigation will be cut of, and fists British capital in the enterprise IL admits ships of all nations. on the payment ol equal tolls, and uniting in the guaranty Ofthe canal
 This will bs taken up in tn. Senate in connection with treaty with Nicaragus.
 We consider the arrangement thus made with Great Britain, as the most important m principle which has been eonsumnated since the treaty re- eognzing the indepe ndenee of the colonies.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14
May. and it's cslshrn,ions.

Merry May '" has been lingering on her route, and has no. come to us as smilngy as usual; but, at her first fair presentation, she greeted by the juveniles in Floral attire. and offerings of the sea- son were made at her shrine. We have rarely wit- messed honors to "sprng time" more elegant in arrangement than the rich display made by the young ladies from ihe academy of the Misses WooDs on Friday last. The Arsenal grounds, through tho kindness of Capt. MORGAN, was made the scene of celebration, aud crowds of citizens gathered to en- joy it.
 The weather was oue of those bright, sunny, happy days with which. for some time, VIC have been but rarely favored and all seemed disposed to enjoy Ii. hundred nymphs and fairies. sppr0- pristelY decked and garlandsd, young. pretty, and graceful. marched in procession. by the music of
 the Arsenal Band to the stage erected for the coro. nation. The Queen crowned, addresses were pretiily delivered, and the gories of Mry were ended by rich and tempting repast of all kinds of nceties. We would gladly give more detailed account of the performances, and notice especially the young ladies who deported themselves hand. somely but. to those who were present, 1t would be twice told tale. and those who were no, wer. indifferent upon the subject. and deserve not any effort of ours to interest them.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14
The tompromlse commlltee.

All eyes are turned, with the most earnest lnts- rest, to this body of statesmen Every one is look ing viih eager anxiety, for the scheme Of comPro' mise by which the great sgita,Oa upon the slavery quessioa iS to he settled. the North tO be Pacl6ed, the South to be satisfied snd the Union guarded for all time to come. The difficulty of this task we csn all appreciate; and when reflect that the la bOr and patriotism of the greatest men of the day have been expended futtlessy In the attempt to ef feet what ls demanded of this committee, we feel no clear conviction that any thing presented will be acceptable to both parties, and that the same fierce wal Ia Congress will not again be waged- Gsa FooTE. by his resolution, under which this committee was formed, for time, at least. has calmsd the excitement, and should it be more than temporary, or lead to a satisfactory adjustment, to him will be largely duo the honor of the comPro- mise' Whatever good may arise from the report we shall always award to him the genius of pre- senting the only plan by which violence could be arrested in the Senate. and the question maturely and cooIly placed before Congress and the world. Despite the sneers Of fanatics, the abuse of the whigs, and the prejudice which Senator FooTE's vOIubiIity has produced in his own party, he must and will stand as one of the foremost men of the age. 1T he speaks often. he speaks with force and effect, as the replies which his arguments a- ways provoke will prove; and not for the purpose of mere decamstion or that his name should be ported in the columns of the metropolitan journals,
 The principles, It Is said, which are to form the basis oi the committee, have been already decided upon, and Mir. CLAY, the Chairman, was engaged in preparing bill in conformity thereto.
 Tho Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, who seems informed upon all matters in pro- gress M tho capitol. writes follows in relation to the views of the committee,
 'Tliere are 10 be but three bills, as understand. The first bill embraces California, the Territorial governments, aud the Texan proposition, thus dis posing of all these topics in one act.
 The second bill alters and amends the fugitive slave act of I797 in such manner to give effect to ihe constitutional provisions on the subject and at the same time to comply with the reasonable feeling and opinion of the northern people. The provisions are simple and efficient.
 The third biii extends the law of Maryland. as it existed five years ago this District, and by the provisions of the same, the slave marts Of this Dis trict will be broken up, and the introduction of slaves for sale prohibited Here is the California scheme. It agreed 10 unanmously-at least no dissent was expressed by any of the committee. am confident that 1t will be supported by two thirds of the South"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14
The Cuban Expedition.

In spite of the iIidirected vigiIence of the admin isiration, those who are engaged in this adventure have contriyed the ways and meaps of assembling, and il is said that there are now three thousa nd men at Chagres. or en route who, under Inc pretence going to California, have no other destination than Cuba, and other object in view than that of re- generating the island and giving the Spaniards a few lessons in republicsnism. A gentleman Of this city, who is in receipt of late dates from N. Orleans Is informed that great excitement prevails there apon the subject, and preparations for invasion 1t is ru- mored, are rapidly progressing. In the mean time the SPaniards have not been idle and twenty thou sand troops have recently reached the island, and are now busily engaged In erecting defeuces and preparing for the combat, We hope that General TAYLOR will uo, interrupt the small pleasure party who intend to sail from Chagres to "pic nic" d, Havanali.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14
New Gunnowher.

The European Journal informs us of a new gun. powder iesent.d hy NJ. Hagendfe. ssssyet of the mint ct Conssniinopie. which we learn from the Savansh tGa.) Republican, has already been pro. dassa is that place by Mir. John Casfufheis, and proves whsiit was represented to be Il IS composed oi trs following ingredients via: one part in weight o yellow Pr'iss'aie of ehIyssized po,ssh one part o powdered white sugar, and two parts Of chioraie of poissh These are 10 be all first pa.vet.z-d, snd thea efseinaiiy mixed by pounding in bronz. mortar wiih wooden pestle. IL was claimed thai this powder posstssed three times ihe force weight for weight. oi the common powder used in war, and is recommended hy the insenoS not 10 be used as lhe sxi'nraishlng agent. bni in oiher eAses--in mining. &c7-whrre strong explosive tetes is re- qaired. or Ms Canathers' experiment.. iLe Savsn. nah Rspub ieau says:
 He sent to work yesterday and soon produced the new explosive. it is wbile ss flour snd almost as fine. He tried il in pistol. using about one fourth the usual ehsgs and found that Il explo. ded *ih mueh greater ioiee than four times as much pow .er. The ball which he shot into . piece of wood, was unusually bruised and mashed.
 Lea. Dsmoeyat.