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Co0LEY 4 KEEsH.-ExTENsIvE SALE OF FINE
~ Houtehold Furuture.-Thursdey morning May 9Th, at
Aahpast 10 oos<k, at their auction Hi and 379
Broadway corner Of hte street. large and hne asort
ment Of Household Furniture embracing very splendid
Panofoe double action made under the direction Of the
eelei Henri Herz also rich And elegant marble Tables
Including recherche made Florenee Also Sofas
Pier Gasses Brussels and Ingram Carpets. bookcase
Bureaus Warrotes Parlor Chairs and the usual variety
Of Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture Saturday morning
May 1th at o'clock at the auction rich and
werp, embracing some very decided gems
UCTIoN NoTICE-sALE OF GENTEEL FURNITURE
IA BY Hn Bush Thursday, At half past ~ o'clock at Nos
barclay street Broadway parlor and drawing
Furniture in suit large Mirrors handsome Carpets splendid
Piano &C. Also Oil Cloth, nearly new ,
vV>o PRINTERS.-JOSEPH MURPHY WILL SELL BY
preesy an excellent assortment Of Enssh and American
plain fancy Type with Imposing Stone and Case
Rack 20 bold thir'y-two cases. Nay he seen on Monday
HENRY l. BOGUET. AUCTIoNEER-AUCTION NO
ticeFrench Gold Jewelry, Silver Fancy Goods Red
Coral Beads Sc-Specal and perempory sale TO close
will sell Tuesday 9TH inst at 10 o'clock at the auction
acredit Of six months for all OF 500 aud
wards approved endorsed notes entire importation late
y received consisting OF rich enameed and turquoise gold
Braeelesar rings and brooches in sets 900
ed rings heavy gold necklaces and guard chains
frssr rings snameled turquoise and fancy brooches in
styosilver thmbes silver and silver mounted bu aud
cheese knves silver mounted salad spoons do
Also invoice Of elegant Oil Paintings from the Royal
Gallery at Dresden. by celebrated artists.
w MCCORMICK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PA
w Ladies' Shoes &cThis day at 10 o'clock at No.
81 Spruce will be sold the furniture of family.
Also, 90 octave Pianofore; also stock Of ladies' and
Bukns Slips eoiOred Shoes &c., the stock dealer in
Broadway
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IvShH u iiAkIIrH sflI.D.Tt's CLOTHING ~
Tint cI ,s a. st-tfts aatt st.-sinl 90 ~ tpi
~ tts ccrtfry rrc ~ ~ .is sboss4@ ~ iba
Hn1ie sntt - p -frfaissf tl th- sf4s.l-f Wsaau-
-ef'fri 'ri'fsi- ~ ff.r.i rtst.s . $3.50 a.rfsi
II anlEs AND gsriNvFg sgs uaesIf HEaPs r
~ Tally nevre1 tfaf n aHf ~ = rsi4 ~ esst,
sli eetir sre Il sessndtsd 49, ese'a -i,,hi-s ~
korere., ors.se C7i-rr le a. No. ~. scss
'hrersh shs disrs;eh pcs, prerpsly ss,s-e.t ~.
q krknNrf N Orsas- stfs-t
RLLN s--srfrAsiE Tog vas cALdrcsNfA
~ usrhst for sale ~ afIsa0~ g. HUNT o.
sss "a vIris1, s,ss,T 4 Aet.- .,-l
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NAfr.fspaDs.

- -. ..,..~-.-.-s.
'iia ~ Eha - uclvs a, 4. ~ srd hay-psst scoek,
= y - stsamhoat Join POTfEE ts,. suniays es~sPt-
a. fftr rcr No l. Nr-st pfvar class k3s
secau6 riss- e.
I'uk SALI.-rO "a ILKOA DeONPA NlEs.-rUUK NEW
lleanUt,e tsElrs ard lentef-, fpr ~; foor
lfivns Who'll af-st 4isu-,@r cyinf-rs ~ in dsrnessr
= On sfrfe: Guide Wheels ~ Trsskr
heaey With r~d@sals ~eiied These
.awer. sri bailt u nate
mails Ard tonstr vav. .fie all r~w In
Also several s-c.ra hand Locomotives ala
shssp vhiah ~oaid sss~sr for sr,.e Aadrs-s
e. MORRIS. sshene>sa1y.
Noshisr is,DspIiFE WORMS. sCUs~gCTADY.
sMr fo-,-t = Nerris, prcprtetcf, csii- sts.>>Sss
all ksros Ceursrie~ 3. sbs 1ocoasv~ Ens, ,ss ns~~
Occurred A. hs -orks and especially hs Exprs~s Rs9irsa
~ hrh resd, iks fshrins the syrseu~~ snA beisc
ksfosd Orders for engines railroad unsehiuery srs-
ss'sd With despsfeh wrcusht iron vhess srsns
'ceemotVs Tyres lvays a. h@~s. ss~-~ss
- a kS~~~
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TUE usDrRsIcSED DECLARE ruar nAvrNg

'T'HE LNUEHsI.NED DEILAkE TIAT HANTNH
used Twelvetress washing plan, " porisctiy
vih ~ all laIge family wash may be done before hrk
fact of less than vithoat rubtiax
Toundins r,irE machine and that doe,
tut mfrove the color - the linen.
Jane Seett, 81 sixsh avenue, y. Y.
y carter ~ Bfiigs street, Brooklyn.
1ktuhs Rrrgcf~. 30 Fourth street. NY.
J. Nitlol, WILLIAMSBURG.
J. " Tatttt. WILLIAMSBURG
- Fslkuap, Chemist. avenusC, ". Y.
- laies r. Green street, NY.
Horace Wallis. Denmark, Ny.
=. 1. Jafdntr. "a iIarlof. \. V.
Tls s'ots taken random from test s'oi.
witch ray te 20 oice 10 which 4 Sea tts
aud sdafcsfes n 81 vho aaa srprta
plan luh Instructions prined and seat ny mall rr4uf-
Ivec oniy 81 There other articles In fhs
lttn yes want tie original ulng tssf call ssnd o "
Tvevtiree. ffrfcsscr ~ TIE and sciencr ~ sa-s
~ No. ~ Nassau street. =. Y.
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TuEATRE, AsTOR PLACE.-LEssEE AND MANA
Il ger, Mr.. Chss Bass-Benedt Of Miss Z. Marie Duret.
Tuesday evening, May the performance will commence
with the play entitled BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR-Edxar
Ravenswood Mr. Neafe; Buckiaw Mr. Adams; Caleb Bal
distore Mr. G. Bass Cragengelt Mason Lucy Ashton.
Miss y NJ Duret Dame Light body Mrs Dyot To concla de
with the comedy Of the SOLDIEKS DAUGHTER-Governor
Hearta Mr. C. Bass Frank Heartall Neahe Mr. Mslfort,
Addams Widow Cheery, Miss Duret Susan Miss Flynn
Doors Il 10 7K o'clock Boxes and Par
Quet. blc.; Amnhtheatre. 25c.
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GARDEN SEEDS.



Early Dwarf Thompson's.l II
Early Bishops New
Long podded Dwarf. .a
sEarly Dwarf Blue
Marrow; Stubbs's 10
inches high, favor Of
Knights Marrow. very
prolific. within one
week OF the earliest
frame, and as large ss
the Imperial; the pea
is quite hardy. -. /
Early Green Marrow. Il
Early Lincoln Marrow
Green Pods. -. j
Early Riugwood Marrow. II
Early Shining's Grotto. i
sEarly Burbidge's
E(llI<t -. II
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V,urIs LADIES or OHIO HAVE HELD A coNyrxrin,

Tsy The risht slse; their husband. inso h-
nate and 20 te elected PRESIDENTS W these Tsr
heinz large hills posted all a.. ciy whish in
letter ,b. words LADY of Lyons - he rad at hsf
nie distance, Ue reader coti nk that ladies n Ne.
lt have assumed those rrhts for Which ladies ~ Ohio
fonr 20 p~tition. EMANUEL LYON. therefore Lsrs ~
nfsfm 'he public that he II - the depot
rroadwsy who're b. sells pie nsrnetc powdsr tbe e-r-
tain tsiefiustors ~ reaches bedhu aud all knd =
ard ls Magnetic Pills for the des,ruetiou rae
mice Both articles warranted free cf poison.
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FRANKLIN MUSEUM, IT5 CHATHAM sQUARE-rWO
performances every day. in the afternoon and in the
evening 1t hahpast Extraordinary attractions for this
wGsh Ths s0ssl Artists viii seGsar IN some neS and
"Aasm and Eve venus Rising from the Sea- personatsd
BY Of the best formed In the world together with
tho Fen ale MinBtrels" Female Arab Girls" Female
Juler burlesqls comic and fsncy dsHcos with yarotI
OF original entertainments 20 be found sthor place
In New York. Prices Of sdn,ssion-StAse
Hkc.: boxes zc.; parduette. 1e<c: private boxes 81
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n fBIO's GAkDEN.-THE LADIES AND GENTLE
~ this establishment requested to
meet the Monday Nay 6th preparatory to
syenng the 18Th.
RROUcHAr A NcuIPPeNDALE MsnassrS
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H. srdsr u me board,
cuARirs nRwcoNB. Secretary.


,ushLrs sEwcoNB. Secretary.
yosrfh Waller, cyrus C-rtisa
7hnrnat HAT. Herman Boker
Jane lttsfand. Charles ~. fsrietcn.
ntfrJ ssencn. Isrius HOPKINS.
Tlewns =. fesca. Daniel 81. hsvfisad.
vti.aa a.. gurf. fsvt Cl~k
stswart q Mach. Dfvia =. Ssyr-.
Gs,rfs Nr.f.ss hsnrv 4. Stone.
Z ~ 4 fnf.srs @.hs ~tessri. Jr.
Paul y. elefard, o y Naithy.
Farffuffs f'faat.A Erurra n rtstrs
Charles favsr James 7.
ttafira ". kofers. frslefiek Victor.
fH.1uai J. fssia E. " Y. Mali.
Niuau Wait HcHsrj Rixelov.
sl1hsi Reed
yosrFu waLKER. Pr,.saeat
ItWIs GREGORY. vice presiseut.
SLLWuON WALTER ~ viee-Pr~ssSssN
CpkEIs> Nsrc1.n sefrrtary
NTw ENGLAND LfvE srorK INSURANCE COW
lf rsny. = Nss iiasea. CouR. Csital sstsn-Hsrs..,
Di.sftr-Ai.rsd Iirsris. J. n Andrus- T. T.. rayior r.
frhfs fetreisy ttaa Nlils, v. s. rnsr~r,or Anrtea-
.rrf ff r~eeved Al the ,r.n~v Ohe. t9 w.u
stfaef Nsp NgrAily r. T. rasior a. rrt Irc.L
lt~s ig usurv ra,s'~ pefN sin r---v wiri-m.i.rv
Gtritt 90 sAripNfLriwE tssuRANcr COMPANY.
- {. az frtt = NsS lgrh. fth Va. tsirae Hoard sf
ttn' f1fale snd sfCr urdas. the Itth inst fbs
tfaHsi,s book VII le ciosca unfii iith instsr'.
We. KEIIOGG Secretary.
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nLYMPIC.-PIERCE's MINsTRELs-TuE Original
~ Ponpey late Of Chrstys Mnstrcls "a Broadway, be
tween Howard and Grand s.s-Every evening during the
introduced by T. H. Pierce in his style Of Ethiopian pecr
sseiasd marhs Of Nv "roxda3 sussncs
has stamped them being the me plus ultra Of nosrc
Afternoon performances Wednesdays and
Saturdays Doors at g. concert at o'clock Admis
- cents. Orchestra hoSss. Gle. Private hoxes
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'THE NEW ORLEANS SERENA s.-xRssRs.

sandford beg respectfully 20 inform their friends and
the pulle hat tie connection with Dr. &. ID. Brown and
the Opera House. rhaderh't. has ceased from April 29th
and all nie aiour hereafter will be addrc,sed
"Svbine Hainer Sandf ri Co.. New Orleans Seranader
N u The y. o. will appear Boston. Monday May l3;
from The Of in the Herald will month
y when and where PERFORM that the public guard
against other compa-y assuming the name OF New Or
leans Sersnndors' opcra Troupe.
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CARD-PERSONs OF ACKNOWLEDGED TALENT
IA wishing situation for the the Broad
way Walnut Street Theatres will please address post
psid) G. H. Barrett Broadway Theatre. p. Richinss
Walnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia.
A. MARSHALL Proprietor.
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AMUsE MENTB.
AIArIONAL THHATRE. CnArnAM srRrRr-rrrs-

IN day evening Nav T. the performsnee will commence
With the drama Of IRELAND AS 1T IS-RaSged Pat
Mt r. Williams Judy oflaherty Ers. p Williams Honor
FEnbLS FORTY THIEvEs-Diso ond Mrs. b Williams;
taroarer Mr. Hsrbst Cogie Baby, Mrs Chapman Tapa,o
Miss Lockys To conclude with the farce OF PRECIOUS
BETSEY-Mr Bob all Mr. Jefferson; Mr.. Wagtai, Mr.
ss Mrs Bobtai Mrs Isherwood Ars Wastail Mrs Aadi-
Boxes 25c.; Pit, IKE.
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NHRISTY'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, NO: H1
~ Broadway, between Grand and Broomc streets-han-
day Nay 9th, and every night until further NOTES.-The
original and known Christys Ethiopian Opera Troupe
the hrt established and oldest organized band In the world
comprssg company twelve performers under tho direo-
their original and inmitabe entertainments night
until further notice. Admission 25 cents Doors a. u
Concert will at o'clock An afternoon Concert
on Saturdays, commencing st o'clock. r. NJ
MISS JULIA DEAN RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
lvl that her Farewell Benefit will take place at the Astor
Place Theatre Thursday evening May 9th Unusual at
traction will be oferedJsmes Sheridan knowless tragsdy
Of the WRECkERS DAUGHTER; poetical address dodi-
Gated the Femen Of New York. and the deeply interest,"
irR drama Of the BEILE OF THE FAUBOURG.
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RARNVTs CHINESE MUSEUM $50 BROADWAY, BE

ID Spring and Prince streetsP. T. Barnum, Pro-
prietor and Manager One million Chinese curiosties
Another week, commencing May 9th. ysters will enjoy
better opportunity Of behodng the Chinese Lady and suite
the day time consequence the being crowded
at night The Chinese Lady and suite six In number
highly fattered with the kind reception they have met
with that they have consented TO remain at the Museum
week longer Tho Chinese Family consists of Miss Pwan
Yekoo the Chinese Belle. with Feet 2 inches long Miss
Lum Akum, her attendant; Mr. oChme. professor Of
Miss Annoy pretty little girl Of Master Annoy
tne little fellow Of dve Aleet Mong the interpre err
Vocal and music hour during the day and
evening" by the Professor the rest family Open
from "a w. till l0P. N. Admission IS cents children
der H.
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II RESoyAi@-GkhND ANATOMICAL HrSEUh, NO. m
~ br'sdWsy.-ilc Graud Anatomical unssan hss bsea
sey remoNed from fhe ~ rcst ray aai Anth,ny
street 90 go broadway n,Ary or2orsc the irvnt usu
Ierscrs frttn sbrnad sl'erfuf ts Aaave-sars ~ 1ul
the kreeu ne most insirueye inter-stinz ssd sfriar
ctff1n which they sit furi1r their this
~ he fnfts Ard orzsss n ths hruan t7d se-aci
they ate seen IN ,he nA,ursl siete or d-ss Trs M
contains tbe perfect snf the q
tTecirens of sofbd Anstony ever eghibed a. ver
tie and 10 ~ al the aaf ~
human structure interns clear snf thorough trow
ledse 81 the pnrts sni frrctons.h-if s,hssn
eteticrs ard relations obtained th.n pssatv
ts ~ s.unt of rssdnE ~ eoturc BY samser
~ nss.kins~-ertt thinr being Isfelk@
tirc. -tort. ~ ~, hem
sssry,irs -plsas1 snisss VI ~ Bsst ly,z
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Mrs rRANCEs ANNE KEMnLR MILL Give MIS-

Nj RS. FRANCES ANNE kEMbLE WILL. GIVE MIS-
NJ ceaneous Readings for the benefit of the Brookiyn
Orphan Asylum at tLe Brookyn Lyceum, in Washington
Wednesday, May sth at ~ o'clock r. " Tickets
sold ify apiece. NJ Mr. Francis bookstore New
York Dir. Wller aud Mr. uowards bookstores AZ the
Globe Hotel aud Mansion House BROOKLYN, and the door,
tie evening ~ the r.tffnr.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

RUILDING SITES ON THE SOUND WITHIN FORTY
- five minutes ride from the New Haven railroad depot
street.-The subscriber offers for sale a
of land which for it's handsome building
together with t healhfuness and facility of ngress
aud egres and from the city give advantages rarely to
be obtained Apg,S 70 ca,,,s
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sT,o GOLD PEN NAKERs-A YOUNG MAN VINO HAS
lssrrt The miror t-e- wishes ~ ENGAGE Tor vc yea<s
- learn sIsluvsy 20 sri.d pens nodsrs,s sAsr rslureA
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II RtoVsL-THE OFFICE OF THE OCEAN srEAg
~ Na'isa'ton 'or'fsry is rernved - - srpsdwsy
- RfsoyAi,-poiIER e SAND HAVE REsOyED TO
Ia No. ~ Brcsa-sy.
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II AsT WEEK But ONE-BAYNEs PANORAMA OF
IL Voyage k,Tsps-O- evening. at the Great
hall. Minerva koohs i Broadway, embracing views q
Boston Liverpool l. ndn and both 'cts of the River Hhfne
Admission sS eerg Children. inier Twelve B cents Doors
81. fa"v,ng ~ ~ IN. An exhibto0
Wadr~sfnv az "ar-s3v sf's-reors AZ three o'clock
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WALlHAlLA.s - CASAL LSrHFEr-PowERFuL CON-
w uf rtracfion Two splendid perform
day o'clock the and in the evening
o Of he beautiful Females who win
she NRilfalla. The FEMALE Serenaders Orches
tra Box. - = cents; rarguc;tc. % cents.
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TOUR OF prROpr-TuF UNDERSIGNED, DEsfHOU3
efmaling tour of Europe. i vinr % take uuder bis
shane three young gentlemen es travelling com
pnionr 70 ~ho-e comfort and h- viii tevote
bis ~hoie attention. Communities Ions tpos rsid will meet
viii rttentor. Erference- given snd rc1nired.
K Y. E1EtK. Principle Of the Be.hlchem Inttitste,
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vJNo PRINTERs-JosEPH MURPHY WILL SELL BY
Auction at vs. Spruce street Tuesday, at 10 o'clock
precsely excellent of English and American
plain fancy Type with Cases Imposing Stone and Case
Rack 20 bold thirty two Nay he Monday
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mr.. Clay's Compromise, &c.
WASHINGTON Cry,
Tuesdav. January %. 1850.


WASHINGTON Cry,
Tuesday, January ., 1850.
The compromise of Mr.. Clay, presented this
morning, reused up the whole South, from VIr-
gina to Texas, in opposition to it, upon one point
or another His scheme was literally demolished.
He considers the policy of "masterly inactivity"
derehction of duty; but the difficulty OF doing any.
thing may enforce this policy of doing nothing.
Mr.. Clay proposes to admit California-to provide
governments for the territories and to say nothing
about slavery; to pay Texas for the disputed ter
ritory, &c. He was listened to with profound
attention; but was met with determined resistance.
HIS scheme may be considered as defeated it is
at least step towards compromise. Not single
Northen man rose to the support of Mr.. Clay-not
a man from the South. He stood alone. But this
was mere skimish-the battle has yet to be
fought.
Mr.. Clay is admitted to have sustained his high
reputation but the Northern men must have the
proviso, and the Southern men must have more
distinct compromise.
The delegation from New York talk of issuing
card, defining their position, which is either "mas
terly inactivity or the proviso.
The position OF the South is understood to be a
settlement Of this dispute frst-other business
afterwards II nothing is done with it, We shall
probably have no appropriations to carry on the
government.
Mr.. Calhoun was still improving at our last adj
vices, to-day.
Mr.. Ewing has open house tonight.
Professor Johnston, of England, will lecture at
the Smithsonian Institution on agriculture, this
'SA4iAS.
Mr.. Diller Luther, of the city of Reading, Is
spoken Of for Collector Of the port Of Philadelphia,
in the event Of the rejection of William ID. Lewis
by the Senate. Mr.. Luther Is largely engaged in
mercantile business in that city, and is said to be
favorite with the wings Of Pennsylvania, and
acceptable to all parties; but there is large num-
Der desirous Of having Peter Sken Smith in that
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
TIE COMPROMISE or TIE HON. HENRY CLAY
The Territorial and Slavery Cues
ton in the Senate.
Exciting Dcbate--Protest of Southern Members.
&C., Sc, De.
arY.

The resolutions of Mr.. Clay, for the adjustment
of the points at issue between the North and the
South, engrossed the attention OF the Senate yes
terday. For synoptical review of these resou-
tions, refer to the despatch of special tele
graphic correspondent, which will be found below
The House Of Representatives was engaged in
the discussion of the mileage question, brought on
by the introduction of resolution to compute the
mileage by the nearest mail routes.
Considerable dissatisfaction prevails in Congress,
in regard to the ineficiency of the present con-
tractors for the public printing; and it Is supposed
that the contract will be broken, and the old sys-
TEN restored.
In the Legislature, a large number of petitions,
bills, memorials, and resolutions were introduced
In the Senate, bill was introduced for the sale Of
arsenals belonging to the State. The general
railroad bill was under consideration in Committee
of the Whole, and referred to select committee.
In the House, series of resolutions on the
subject of slavery were introduced.
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ALsa~y, January 81

Ahns"fS January y
srrsssr cerRr.
Mr.. srarro- presented memorial Of the bar Of
uss Co. for repeal Of the bill firing an the term,
the Supreme Court 1t Rochester
rsrr s.ILso.p, ETC.
A number Of petitions we're presented in relation
an appropriation for Genesee College and in respect
the line Of the Erie Railroad.
One ofthe petitions for ID for the above Collese
from MrLLAsD FILLsosr
Mr. WILLIAMS, from the COMMITTEES on Comme,
reported . bill granting TO Henry C. Murpbv esr,
snds under water In front Of hIs and at Ne. Utree
AsisrIc cHoLssA.
.ns oovsrnor IN ssswer to . resolution Of the
nafeucal or other Information In his posssssion r.
i've 10 the Asistic cholera
rsis cArAx.
sna Com missionsrs sent 10 the Senate q
between Tosswanda and Meptesums
and maintenance.
Mr. D,sr, OF a bin spposn ntIpsc ouui..,o,.,, sc,
nestion Of the lsvs Of this state, aud iuere.siae
general number Of such Commissiopsrs and .xts
Ing their term of service.
sALr or srkrr sssyrAIs
Mt skfrsEs introduced q bill providing for the
OF the srsensls belopgiss to the state
49,. rsoostfs asp wfLItsNsnURoH.
MT. Csoss ssve notice Of Q bill TO ppospt eornp
sioners TO lsy out aud open Division avenue axing
Fatt ush
courrr Jrpars
br Gsuprs introdueee . bill In relation to the
hgrstion Of Cssnty Judges
~. rHs sILfris Laws
Nr D.sr laid an the table the following rs.olu,ior
rfeved That the Cor mtt~e Militia are herbs Ctr,
VI Hhsh BAL rsfesiiss All sristins nllisis Avs
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How TO SETTLE TINE SLAVERY QuEsrrox.- This
might be easily done # General Taylor would do
it, a message OF only half column, sent in any
day this week, between twelve and three O'Clock
m the afternoon, to the two houses at Washington
just let him say IN his message what MS opinions
are on the Wllmot provIso, and that he would veto
any territorial bill for New Mexlco with that
proviso in IL, and we are satisfied the whole ter.
r'snsl question now pending ia Congress, and agi-
iatne the country, would be settled within a week.
si fsrIhss,, oEe way or the other
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to express my opinions fearless Of all mankind
He also said-ComiDg from slave State, as do, no
earthly power compel me to vote for the posi-
tive introduction Of slavery either north south OF
the Missouri compronse-no sir, mo- (Great ap-
plsuseJ
MIR. DAVIS, of Mississippi, submitted few words i'm
meet Mr. Clay in argument the question under dis
cussion.
MIR KING compmented the motive which had in !
ducea the submission OF the resolutions by the Soma
horted Senators to maintain spirit OF courtesy and
kindness IN the debate. He also submitted few re-
marks against the general tenor Of portion Of the
solutions but In avor OF the proposition to establish
Mr. RusK arose TO submit some further re aarks in
which he spoke of the agitation OF measures for tho
purpose Of making political capital
such motive?
Mr. RusN--No cir,
Mr. RusK proceeded with few words, to show that
the title OF Texas 10 the Rio Grsnde was recognized
by the treaty with Mexico.
MIR DswNs 20 enter his protest against the pro-
positions Of the resolutions He objected specially to
the assertion that the slave trade should be abolished In
the District-he considered the whole proposition
compromise entirely on one side.
Mr. CLAY desired to say that these were not abstract
proportions but designed for positive action by their
reference to appropriate commitses who shall repsrt
bills in relation to the several subjects requiring egis
lative action.
Mr. BEsRIEy yielded every consideration ef respect
to the spirit Of patriotism and conciiation In which,
he knew the resolution had been conceived; but he
would not have 1t for moment supposed he could &C.
quesce in the propositions which they contained.
Mr.. BUTLER also expressed his objection to the
solutions. They proposed compromise,
Mr.. CAss made few suggestions comparative Of the
circumstances Of the admission of Michigan, and the
proposition to admit California
After some further conversation, the motion TO
make the resolutions the special order for Tuesday
next was adopted; and, soon after, the Senate ad-
lourned.
The New York herald., 1850-01-30

SKKTcHEs OF TIE OFkRA ARIsrocRAcY.-we
hear grea, deal said about some cunous sketches
Of the opera aristocracy, which appear in small
Journal published somewhere down town, called
the Moohanf's Day Book. These sketches, It
seems, are written with great smsrtness. but some
times tread on the toes Of some people too well
known in certain fashionable circles IN this city
In other respects, the Merchants Day Book, which
we have only seen for the Iast week or two, ap-
pears to be rapidly gaining in circulation and noio-
nety, and il conducted with decorun,, decision,
and tact, il will be one Of the leading evening
journals Of this city.