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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-Two Lots Of Ground very plea
sanity situated for Fumy Residences, in Laiayette
irontlug on Magazine street between Third and Fourth SIS,
measuring 81 feet each 10 feet in depth. These Lots are
very hIgh ground, under good fence the paved
with square blocks and the banquette made and ali paid
lOr Magazine street tmrbuses running every fifteen
ute5 For terms very Hbe;a apply at Y Magazine
"a In Os
ENOR stLE-The fine A | ard very fast sailing
4 bark GEPsEb. She is bran new, having Just II.
arrived on her first is built of the very best Sz
materials; registers 2lO tons, but 54, and S1
will carry about .OOU barrels This vessel Just fitted out
and is well found in sails rigging etc, and every respect
a comp!ee and superior vessel. She be at Cont
street wharf Mobile and applied for W be sold low.
For terms apply
NJ S. CHsRLOCK, "a ST. Michael ST. Mobile
O24 VIM. ]. DEWEY "A Grayier street. n (lrleans
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proposed Charter lie Prospectus to be ,gned:
OUTLINE OF CHARTER AND 0RGANIZATlON OF the
- TehnHRtGPec Railroad Company, to be estaJ-
pad hr Hlrgous n P'yment Of the grant including
sbess 20 l eSb anu ' remaining 10 he subscribed
Inc gGareeIs to pay 40 on each share at the time sub
dLfeoTs No call to be made Tor more than 40 at e, nd vi
I The 25iae,o the Comrany Guild Raioa scross the
proper surveys and . niyga,s by ves the vSe on e
side Of the hmus which the Of the road
a. each END Of the road The Company aIo to have the power
the hmus connecting tie navgabe opposite
Tvs The share. Of the ,ynr,, to n r,pra ov b, entry
gmlts tggs TO he Kept IN sn;h ci,e, as nay be chosen y
nE tG $oo IS asin9 t Then shares are to be ssued
New Orens with power apon other
2fTam ime to be & fo%f for osg the subscription mr. If the
tai is filled if the subscriptions exceed the capital the
reduced whist there another subscriber for srar
! numberot shares.
Inc ComPHny to be managed by dTec1ono thirteen Stock
70 choose Fre'len and other officers required
Company As soon as the capital shall be Ge e Commissioners
steEs elect Board and At ameeogs elections
erection 70 T rr one veal YEAR % f m & En III a % @ ar G y & paTng. & Inc
qor Directors each year be helt one month before close term
Oh BoF to continue IN office n4u special election can he had,
stitGte qnoTn Directors sIEv vScsnce beF o ,rT %
'6S VIZ ysaT Director, n,, a, their choice, srr,o tho ovn d ,
called nsamen or forfeit the stock Of 'he deaung subscriber
VII The Comany shall uceea all the rights and be liable
AL hS % due & enI Of ME- harEou as as,gnes OF ge
The
X No dividends are to be sesre4 ill at least one-thIi Of the
one yea from the first directors If 1yen. he
prior to the sompeton of al the w". % @ Ty The Con-
Hi s Rsd9 m o sy IN G @ @5TS1 wS1N 5 of a m n % as WITH
GIhT9 ~ steam eeT hge erGhg to s2ti9rrS %"9 Gaye not
ed TO the payment W the balance due on their stock Those ut
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BY VINCENT g co.
Extensive Catalogue sale OF Dry Goods, now
landing direct from the manufacturer.
BY VINCENT & co.

}. EUGENE TOTRNE, AuCtiOneer,
TUESDAY, November T. at 10 oClockW sold
L 6 Cont street.
l5O lots and packages OF fresh imported DRY GOODS consisting
ut 10 bales and medium French aud Belgium Cloths
Fe Gnshens rich emma ShaNs rich Embroidered Haniktr
chiefs Swiss Mnms Geuemeus Fancy Cayas, superior
b ack Silk CrayGts, etc. etc,
Also
ed genuine Jean Maria Farna Cologne Water
NJ Catalogues ready for d'iy early the morning sale
at which time the goods be
20
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4 LGIERS GROCERY AND Sur CuANDI,

A LGlERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
SToRE-The undersigned is grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed and the of his customers
has enlarged his stock and STORE and hopes with these facilities
10 merit their continuance He prepared fill all Plantation
snip, SteamhOat and Family orders in the Grocery aud
SmP Chandery line at city prices and the shortest notice.
lie keeps constantly hand extensive assortment of Fresh
Groceries, Paints and OIL Pitch and ruTpentne Oakum aud
C9nI tPr ETC. Corage ofa kinds and general nsorment
no 3nf THOMAS HUGHES.
GEORGE SHERLOCK'S EsTABLIsHFD
- - EMIGRATIoN, REMIrTANCE, AND INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, no Poy dras street, New Orleans PaSsdge
hi, to and trom GrGGt Briaia and Ireland. z
NS 10 inform his friends and the public that he Ssazs
continues his business OF issuing Drafts and bringing out
passengers, from Liverpool to this city, good ships and
reasonable terms Apply to
GEORGE SHERLOCK, lIO POydras street,
between Camp and ST. Charles SIS
INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT:
Gardeners and labOreTs supplied those requir.
ing them and families also lurn he'd with good horoug al
Servants, Cooks. etc; etc; Appyio
GEORGE SHERLOCK, IlO Poytras street,
NJ 6mOs between Charles sta
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STEAMBOATS,,

n~@. FOR Mobile -D4ILY
s Fio z; s. s:s15I5 i5It io,, haxEm I'm .s.
GT3SIss G2,Ei .eF@f r. ,SHE6N F.aL A Insa ID
at expressly to- Lss Tae with sapea0f aaconmoSa %ssaE S
tons, dadel' Cabins al in state Of he above
the arrival Al the LAKE OF tne 4ocock P NJ carea1d the
oil ]: & R. GtDiEs.. AgsatS. ID Bank Place.
: efsG. n Mintsr ArrrngemeUt-The steamer
Coyington and all the intermediate landings III
syo, Ne" S?sP hsoy.' G9Sef5SP SsSS l. NJ
R3%d%2y i L oSoS oSs \ Esd&9ay ossE SSsE 4 N
For further par'icgIi2mss m i,lq,re m on board, t2
NIL II II and l9 st. Louis street.
IT, y Regular Packet LATONA-For Green.
e6a E IpsS sSd & ggSe ana oaT HGTss9TE,e
Ihgmas Hunt MasteT VII eqye for ,he above and all inter
slfss e i ot e a.. , B. SMITH, i Poydfss street
with the steamer tawn, will take freight for all landings on
{he fazoo nye with the privilege OF reshipping Vck
~ a, Red River Packet DUCh HiNER-For
60 s55l A AAexandFq Grand Ecore and Shreveport
ss sni vii leave ~ a. a. SbSTs ib on m9G TiSsP Ss y
instant, at O'Clock NJ. For freight passage apply
on board, foot OF Custom. .sqss street, Or TO
r; 5-The Steamer Duck River will in connection
W % M t9e ghl anght steamer jim G1mer and will meet her
f=F h For Memphis Regular Wednesday
l-s4.+ff1S Packet The new and splendid pnsse1gGr
Ezzs=1zE steamer AMERICA \, Jesse johnson, master
VIII leave Memphis, Helena, lIaespoiut Moulh Of While
hlyer Napoleon, Princeton, Lake Providence Vicksburg
and all the Bends, leaving WEDNESDAY, the 18Th
inst at O'Clock N For freight passage, having
PICKETT, PERKINS & 60. Agents,
~ 81 hagaZi street.
n; B-A clerk is now the Leyee receiving eight loot
Of Canal street. Mi
IT, n. RE gular EsZOO Packet TALLAHAT.
lstEs5S CHEE-The superior light draught and fast.
%sszEzszsS15 running steamer CAI4LAHATCHEE,C Capt,
j. WHEY, VIII positively leave for the above and all Htfrne.
date landings THURSDAY the l4lh INST, at O'Clock
street orto [nl2I r. b. SMITH, II Poydras st.
fsg n Nicksburg Weekly PacIfet BELLE
E%=s1zSz% New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney, NatcheZ
toh dams IunGs PonI Coupee Bayou Sara, Port Hud.
son. Paga aemtne, Baton Rouge, and all landings on the
G0al he hne elegant, swift running passenger packet
BELLE CREOLE, j. NJ. White, MASTER will leave for
the above and all intermedate landings on IDAY
the 10Th ns at O'Clock N. For freight or passage
apply on board, Orto
MA T. B. SMITH, II Poydras street.
, TsF h Regular Saturday Weekly Vicksburg
5tss5t572 Packet steamer CUBA-FoT Pfinceton Lake
saszsz Providence, Miiken's Bend Vicksbnrg Grand
Gulf, Rodney and NatrhezThe new MAGNIFICENT and swift
running CUBA, (n place Of the Empe
ror,l Capt K. Ois, will positively leave on SATt RDAE
tne LON INST at o'clock T For te,gh passage apply
on board, or 10 Ln12l T. B. SMITH, u Poydras st
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PIANO FORTE Ann MUSIC STORE.

80 G Il VI ? 5 r 4 r r.
~ A. TYLER has on hand and is constantly receivne
oss,5,df IA PLfM0 n F9RTES from The qstIy
Davis y Co. Boston; John 3. Dunham, n a II
David Van Wnkle, A. H. Gale 4 CO. andJ ~ Y u
Jas. H. Gr9veen, New York; PeyeI's Paris PIASOs
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PT A.
NOS, to be delivered in turn fast received from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the best Piano now in
use particularly t0T the country, where Tuners can seldom
be hGd they Will stand longer and better tune any
other Piano These Pianos have an independent rim OF
which can be removed in moment, there being no
ton between the Piano and Superior GUITARS,
NE1Ia NlOLiNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES and
E hSs other Musical instruments, constantly hand and
Fysf " for sale at low prices. SHEET MUSIC for Piaue
Y ~ Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
EGA BOOKS tOr all musical instruments. E{J- A Lib.
era Discount Dealers Teachers and all those sending large
orders. All orders promptly attended to. mh4l
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REWARDS.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
the subscriber the Il h of May last, muattO stN
BOY, by the name OF Bouke about Is yOg old, ~
stout buIt lie had on wheu he lett blue bRnKstF "a
coat and wool hat There two bald places on his ~
head OccasOned by bum when child. lie has also
his forehead he Is four feet six inches high hand
krChet on his head ~ pevent detection. Whoever will
said boy 10 MIN in JAIL and give information NJ
j. ReigaTt, 10 CaTOndeiet viii receive the above
ward [O22 3ml ROBERT MCALPIN.
yNISE DOLLARS REMARD-StOen from our door
Il Saturday evening. Black patent leather horn Sad
die The above reward viii be paid for its recovery and the
detection OF the thief
gSS q. j. HART S CO., 70 TohouDitoulas ST.
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FOR CALTFOR MA.
U. $. Mail Steamship Company,
E0A EAIIEnE MA vi d,II

U. :. Mail Steamship Company.
csJsss~ FOR CALIFURNIA, via CHAGRFs
4tgggs without, detention ct Panama TIE
= .1sHA - splendid doubeeHgNne steamship OHIO, Jas
gHAGRE Goyem@sH Mails and TH passsaser tT4yS for for
at 81 MSL1 st f94 ne,melate ports from her what
tuay o. fGRsBAY SoyembeI ilh fo'f The g. pShG MS
Steamships the Republic, Cou@bus ist6mus and ARie
oPe ruRnlng semi monthly on the Pacific side from Panau
complete be carefully kept D. and passengers may feel
assured of meeting with detention Panama beyond the
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Stahdee berth, forward saloon 10 20
From Panama to San FrsHCiscoStaterOom berth 800 90
7teIase DetF, pa4 and 1aTqte A table found $50 70
n ba bsan e M nq ItB s aye an 9PP gny Of
The eB T. s. Mail Steamship { IGi9@pRny e 9gszige
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
-erEs EO'l CALIFORNIA; AND 0REiGDN-
sA55s Direct ef.ia Line 5,t to ChagFes-Ths and
port bREeT SE on SDAY GS 81 " MoRSISG III iS
Ts sSr toseter SUSf with Re CaHBbean now nearly
Rea MGb pnq a 0e M tor ' 6S trade will form Sem
meet with the Company's Mail steamers from Panama to s
ckET CaoI6a with certain and quick dspatSR
Mail will be forwarded by each steamer.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From New Orleans to Chagres.
IN IN ssd %
in 5tseTagewh Berth and separate Mes; & %
From Panama to San Francisco.
In with Birth separate i50 5J
* Al cheiS Tor passage and orders for freight lie
,y' y, ARMsTRONGS. fLs4SnWV'RAsoN &. co.
.ssssss, FOR CALIFORNIA, RIA Sun Juan .NTcara
Sg gHa-A superior and very last sailing vessel hav;
as aho ing @ unequaie4 affommodaqns vii be dIspate ej
freight offer. Parties of gong this route which
names at ne office OF the undersigned, where information in
oI9 ~ may u VV5i ! 'hFvyEy o. Csor;,,s.
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SHIPPING.
IL. MAIL. erEA NIsHIP LIVE

&. :. MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
7 tE shgs # The U"5 sta,es NAL Ssmshp Company will
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
Outward Leaves E York .lrh. Arrres Havana 7h.
,r:,,4 ' H%,1ha ''.''j3' 55 46 4h9s5s' Esi r..
:. 6s,sns ,...ad. :. Hs%Yors. s,5.
STEAMSHIP OHIO.
Outward Leaves sN York -sh. Arrives at Havana ..:
noDc*pra.. Eev vor.ans,l lith. :. asvs.s Til.
5TEtNsHIP FALCON.
O1|rd Leaves hr@ OrIaans zsE. Arrives at Havana ID
nosTard. " :. Hsva@,
IIiTanl 18th. HeVOrIeans I'D.
NESTIC PORTS.
U. 5. Mail Steamship Company.
le&EFe FOR TS NEW YORK AND HAVANA
will e9Te on Nov ~ 4 SaSys AZ '0@anns oeooI
for %'flrA aXVAN2An 2n a6d 5sF New 46k& 81 M' street, Lafayette
To New YofkIiae FkIEs * Room Bs,b
slandee Esi,h, FeIwaf3 saloon .'. 20 60
Steeiage Beith with bedsand fspafate
To frt 8 3
Passengers for HSgana must procure spo from 10 e @
namsn Consn 7? passage is considered securId gnt Ea
Or reght Or sage apgy at the office OF the U. $, Mai
''''''"'' JAMES. S5N R. JENNINGS Agent
SPecIa & notee ysn to shiPpGr BY this In9 that the
the business Of their steamships which viii be furnished 10
shpPers on application at the COnpanys office AID With
form viii be signed by the agents Of the company Aib of
ladlng must be signed before the sailing ofte vessel o3g
E1Ea CHARLESTON AND HAT INA
.5AIkA2 Packet = United States Mail Line 6etueep
- hGrtsstOR and HaBdHa via SaUaRnah and
hey ,WeSt-fhe 50 andid steamship ISABEL, Capt Rol
ns 9g tons blIhen has resnmed her regular trips from
CH "a RLESFON Is. O. To HAVANA, leaving Hayars
ior aesto-eh and I'd Of each month; leaving Charles
ton Tor Havana the lst and 18th.
RATEs or PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston Savannah. 10
Havana 10 Key Wfst.............., . 70
For further PARTICULAR, apply to
". Z. MORDECAI, Charleston, or to
Agents At Hava na, DRAKE BRCSS 10 90
~ Passenger leaving Havana by this ship can reach
bamore on the Fun DIy BY taking the Land Route and
New YORK and PHI ade nha 10 the time by taking the
Steamship to those ports. AZ 28w
II FOR BOsTUS-The fine fast sailing copreagd
Ss4A and copper -'a.tened bark ROMAN, Capt Harris.
having portion of her cargo engaged, will leave
iOr the above the LIST prox For freight apply 10
BARELLI Il co, 81 Common st.
OIL Or to FOSDICK n BRO, 81 Camp st.
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BOARDING.

ROARDISG-Two families and several gentlemen can
- be accommodated with board at No aij Common 81
between St John and st. Peter streets. o25 3mig+
BOARDING HOUsE.
NO. l. u CRATER STREET, bett7ssE So. Chdr!sg
aud CarOHdeet, d0oT from corner of Car0adelet.
m RS. WILSON respectfully informs her ftEi
fA friends and the public that she continues in the F.
above eligible location occupied by her during the iE
last two and H prepared accommodate her nenda
ana those who may favor her with their patronage From
per long experience, and the very deG6e ard convener
incatlOn of her House. che feels confident of hepg able Ia
give entire satisfaction all who may favor her with the
patronage. Her Terms will continue to he very Mon
ERATE. do lydEW
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EDUCATION.

NEW ORLEANS FEMALE INsTfTUTE-OR.
Day " ASD y B2SE9Ng BE- sGM9oL FoR Y9gNs LAPBs
MACAULAY:., This Institution is under the personal
SRa MA 9S 4I1g v % M the
lay, assisted by another gentleman. To give Instructions
Dancing, Vocal and Instrumental Music, the most accon
piIshed professors are employed.
and French school and the aim Of the principals to
duct their puns through asubstanta and systematic
Of studies, atordng at the time progressive know
ledge and progressive discipline Of the heart well The
q intellectual culture, ample ARRANGEMENTS have been ma@
S no Efforts WIN be waaPs to promote '9e & M ] n
6oardeTs will share in the eoynens privileges and attea
The PLAY. .Ground-an item essential schools larys
dry and secluded from public view and reference whqn
ters at the Institution for years.
delivered to the ayanced classes BY Dr. Macqasy during
winter; and to aid the pupils in understanding the ectuIe
appaIatus. For further Information application may be
CarroIIton Episcopal Female Seminary,
FIVE mlSs on New lsan' and 2c0 Td' beyond the
Ev6 e JA2 q } SSr'GG Rss39 oS5op eaI
REV'n CHAs H. WILLIAMSON, Principal Of the French
MAS. CLARA D. Nj GUoN, Principal OF the Musical De-
r6e RI: REy'p LEoNlDAs POLK, D, D., will ss-oireio,
'xrcet Vtoti Supervision o hS general affairs OF the
THIS Institution Ir !he Instruction cf young ladies all
reception o boarding fup' MONDAY Novsmtsf 4th lss
House. ana Ts5eGty the e'dsnce Of Dr. j. L; Rrdd
Il
the I3nk 0l me 'er and rccessge from New Orleans
The expense Foard, TuIon English French and
NU,, nc!uiiR 1,e If fo1 pr % q mon3s'
PUpis will furnish t7,,,
Napkins aud FORK. The requisites furnished
the neuon .'AL payments will te ltqwrstsrcy and iEri-
Visits the pupils restuce parents Fnd
Farlui, and others authorized by them Saturday, p NJ IS st
apart for the reception OF visitors. No received on Sunday
SsTa S,5 !" Louisiana o''oon Parish Of Jefferson" 81 '' m
HIGH sCHOOI.-Atth the corner of Race and Constance
streets, by Revd ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
| RATES PER MONTH: ,
9TH Glass in spelling, Reading, Primary Arithmetic and
4,h Glass in any OF the preceding with Arithmetic and
~ Geography '''''''' W W
| ID Class " with Latin or Greek. 10
| Ist Class win mathemalGs,
All the asses exercised IN Psnmanship Composition and
Defamation weekly, by all the Pupils sufficiently advanced
E Evening Glasses will he commenced on the first Mon
day in Nuvember-per Month So. o24 limos
DUBILC SCHOOL NOTICE-The Second MunicipaI
L lly Night SChaO Will be opened MONDAY. the lltf
INST, in the Marshall Scnoo House
All white male residents, between the ages of ten
| useful occupation, are privileged attend
Application for admission mus. be made the Recorder
either member oi the Committee, the Principal OF The
/ School.
School hours, from So to O'Clock.
COMMITTEES:
j. LINCOLN, J. l.. LEVY, W. MONAGHAN.
ola I'm
SOAPlOO boxes superior CASTLE Soap Just received.
~ OA3 A, +, COCHRAN N co. n TChOQpitO tOulYs
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MILLINERY,

"a w. you'd I.,5sa - S,l ~ ~, X, OH, f-.ra GG
EssC and cus'Oners that have store No. ElA
- 5@ Camp opposite the Of La ELs@
ia}tLe square At Eceed express purpOse
ing n Eoo- 90 per cent than they Sc ougt elsewhere
N hs ey We are receiving and opening heenitul
o. sik Velvet Straw Tuscan and Aooni houuets
IN t a Alhds hat together with splendid
Of Rb,0n5 -hca Flower, Pues Embroidery ali descrtp-
uola Thread Merlin Lace Caps Gloves
IL Orders Tor the making Dresses Coak Mantias by
superior artist for one hall the usual Price
establishments
b. Bonnets cleaned 10 superior 90
6m l-FTf
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E Ships Of the United States Mail Steamship Company will
hereafter sail the following named days Of each MONTH
!
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DRY GOODS BY THH PACKAGR.
~. ESEg6S9se9' Smith.
G EN- ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. SO GRAvIER STREET. Iy
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xxxI.t CONGRESS :. First sessioz.
sENATE....WAsHISGT

SENATE. WAsHSGToS, Monday, Aug. IL
Amer the consideration or the morning business
the California bill was again taken up, the question
pending being upon Mr.. Turney's amendment, be-
ing the same as that submitted by Mr.. SOue az
snbstiiute for the California part Of the Omnibus.
NJ. souiE briefly Supported the amendment
ureuipg the Necessity and proPIiety OF renanding
The constitution u California rather than admit
her now. NJ,
Voots and soue, after which the pending amend
r,ent Was re iected-Yess, 90 Nays, 30.
The question being stated upon tue engrossment
Of the bill,
Mr.. BERRIES addressed the Senate at length
IN oprosition to the bill, arguing, among other
poipts. that the people Of Cai6rRiI themselves
are low DESTROYS Of being nd Of the State Govern
ment and restriction Of her boundaries and sp.
healing to the Senate not to force throush this
measure, the passage Of which threatens sach Sc
rious danger TO tue peace and harmony Of the
Union.
Mr.. CAss replied to some OF the points made by
Mr.. Berrien, relative to the power Of Congress over
the Territories, and the latter rejoined. The arg1
ment contained nothing new, being simply dila.
ton Of former and repeated dissertations upon the
same subject.
Ailer soms additional remarks, BY Mr. DAVIS. oil
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Things ri philadelphia

CorescoudeLce OF the Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. u
Nothing OF interest stirring to day. Oar worthy
MAYOR had his hands full this morning In disPoslng
Of 1ersous arrested for various causes between
Saturday night and Monday. Many were up be-
fore him for rioting. ,..,.. =,
TIe Psci6es savices have impaired better feeling TO
,bs coton Nsrtet ard mort holders decline operauos
mil snr The receipt Of their private letters expected iris
sHsnoop The FLOUR msEet Is quiet few hundred
b oS s,h ground for Shipment al S7l 2 obi, which q
he Uniform ssking price Old Eock 10 held hrTny Al %
Sal, 10 he baker, dealers al 25dj Ell for common
spe extrs brsnds end esdsT for fancy New-York RYE
FLouK srd CoKE MEL are seedy al s7f a Dbl fnsre
IL but a United amount Of WHEAT Offering to-dsY and
price, nave undergone change Sales OF Ordinary std
Or ne rev red 81 lOdi "a y oushe The s!oeE Of o.a
Wheat s Yearly exhausted. Corn 10 IN demand, ~
200 bushels southern yellow sod a. % cent? srosL
II furhs, advance OARS dull sales OF ne So..a
ern stSjd37l cts T. bgsh. Furher sales Of No 0yS n
cITEox BAEK At $50 q tun. WmsKY-ssles 10 Dos o. -
cts; hhds Cmmanc 2. co cts . 81. p.rk i2is
san. or srocEs-Ftyst Bodrd-lS 9irsrf Ser, 30
go Civ Ca n IN; f23eS sac "a -. lg1 ds ~ 80
circip1rd Ga "a lOOt $500 Sch Nav %. "a esxss
Ncrris,ovn RR 6 10 Harrisburg IN 20 -
Reei,tered Notes so PennsyV.as m hs 80 81 es5
Serrnd Roar9-s az TeJs, Regtsrea =, Io7g 81 90
do SCI slCoO City 81 II, l07I 80. =, 10 "a 10
Csuden snd ARD Pr, So " ~
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For California.

We shall issue THIS M0RNIN @
the XXXVIth number of The Tribune for
California, Oregon and the SInd~ich Islands.
1t will contain all the latest Foreign and
Domestic News, the Letter Of Gov. Bell OF
Texas to the Senator's and Representatives
Of that State in Congress, protesting against
the action Of the United States o ficers at
Santa F6; The Presidents Message relative
to the Boundary between new-Mexico and
Texas Gov. Bells Letter to President Tay-
Tor and the Reply Of Hon. Daniel Webster
Secretary Of State; Report Of the Auditor
Of War and Marine at Havana in regard to
the Lopez Expedition; Congressional Pro-
ceediDgs, Marriages and Deaths, &c.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
Fires md Riots In Washington.

WASHINGTON MONDAY AuBusiA ~.
A false alarm of Gre drew out the Ere companies
at about o'clock last night, and personal COLI
zion occurred between some companies on Penn.
sylvsniasveDue near Perseverance Engine House.
Bricks were thrown aud pistols fired, bat through
the exertons Of the Police the parties separated
without serious damsge to any one.
This morning about l O'Clock, an alarm again
sounded, and number Of frame bulldogs on c
rear Tbirteenthit were found TO be fred. The
companies were promptly on the spot, and alter
sobdurg the fire, disgraceu riot and fight ensued
suopg the firemen, in which one man was stabbed
dangerously, and Capt Goddard, while endeavor'
t. ouel the riot, also received bad wound
A body Of Gn unknown man is now lying at the
Watch. house. which was discovered this morning
some distance from the fire. and supposed to have
besn AsaassinGted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

IN the SEvATE the California bill was or
dered to be engrossed, BY vote Of 80 to
10, Notwithstanding the usual efforts to
staye it Of. The question then coming up
on its passage, Mr.. Davis Of Miss. rose to
make speech against time, when the SEN
ate adjourned.
In tie HOUSE, the Appropriation bill af-
fo1ded the occasion for several speeches,
which were by no means confined to the
subject under discussion. A resolution was
adopted closing debate upon this bill on Fri
day next