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We publish with great pleasure the following article
from that stauneh. admirable republican journal, the
New Orleans Courier. Mr. Soule carried very inn
porant amendment 10 the bill on Monday BY very strong
vote We should rejoice to his noble talents employed
for the pac6caon Of the republic They cannot be better
exerted than in contributing give peace to his distracted
country We are happy to have the opportunity OF add.
ing that better spirit seems 70 have infused itself into
the proceedings OF both houses OF Congress We rejoice
at the manifestation We hope il is the harbinger Of an
suspicious termination OF the controversy which has
lowered like black thunder-coud over the republic.
The in the Senate on Monday were distinguished
by harmony and Cancellation. When we reached the
door OF the Senate chamber, every tongue was lavish
ing praise on Mr. Webster the manly and gallant bear
ing which he had just exhibited Firmness was united
with intellect. and II tread no step backwards" was
marked in every look action, EXPRESSION and sentiment
Of the orator Of Massachusetts
Mr. souLx Colonel Hodge expresses deep regret that
against the Compromise bills Mr.. SouIe has spokea
against certain portions Of those bills; but q is very cyl.
dent any reads his speach that he VIII nuay
for the whole plan Of the Compromise, alter sha
have received amendments which some membe1 seem 70
IN truth M souie ia the desul,ory debate which ensued
after he had delivered his speech, innated % NJ Clay
will for the general plan OF adjusting the cues
ton proposed by the Committee Of Thrtesn
Colonel Hodge regrets that the weight OF Mr. Soue eo
auence should be brought bear against the Compromise
We should regret such proceeding on the part OF Mr
s.. if could be imputed TO him with justice But we
have reason believe he will satisfy Colonel Hodge, and
turn the Colones regret into rejoicing.
nv Ire way though we have heard no expression OF
rege, from the pen lips of Colonel Hodge for the opposi-
ton OF President Taylor the Compromise Old lack has
against the Compounds, and that influence y hundred
limos more potent than the eoquence Of MI Soule pow
of Mr. Cay's Compromise be sovey desirable, why does
not Old Zack give il his suppoul Why y no regret ex.
weight his osia influence bear against IL But eve
mashed fups (he Washington Republic) has an article
this morning which, as far as through its muddy
verbiage signifies pprobapn Of President Taylos oppo-
ston 70 the plan of the Commitee OF Thirteen La the
name them OF everything that is ugly and obliqne in poll
tcs why Colonel Hodge give sauce 10 Mr. Soue,
aud another Old lack and mashed twrntDs?
New Orleans Courier
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Com mission ON Claims against mexico.
MospAv, June II, 1850.

MONDAY June ~, 1850
The Board This day assembled pursuant to adjourn
mentpreseni all the membersand proceeded to BUSH
ness
The memorial Of Francis Meyer, fled 18th Of April,
1850 and claiming for advances and services in the
petition OF Gen Nina, in 1915, was submitted, exam.
med. and suspended.
That Of Elisha H. Saubnier, fled 18th May, 1850, and
claiming for expulsion from Vera Cruz in sao was sub
mit,ed. examined. and ordered to be received.
That OF Geo w. Van Stavoren, claiming for tobacco
seized at Vera Cruz in 1892, likewise submitted ex.
amned, and ordered TO be received.
That OF Benjamin T. Reed. for himself and others,
claiming for uorepad deposes Of cash in the custom.
house OF Monterey, California made in the years ls45 and
1916. was submitted. examined. and suspended.
That OF Joseph Boles, seaman, claiming for confsca-
ton OF property and imprisonment Of person at Mon
erey, California, 1910. submitted and leave given
to withdraw, with a view 10 amend.
That Of James Kelly. mariner, claiming for imprisoh-
men and consequent loss OF property at Monterey Cali-
fonia in $780, was submitted, examined, and suspended
The Board then adjourned until II. a m, tomorrow
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various being made in different sec
country noble now
cye National Morumeno fhs memory
Washngfonit win that pubicsprted and patriotic
citizen Eberbac determined be bohndhnnd The
audable work. Thursday evening next will give grand con
Cmus Saloon, the enre proceeds Of which are 20 be de-
voted 10 the purpose,
h Of course, asnge word as TO the object
foI which the to be avcn lie one
every has should have heart A. 10 the
exercises themselves think that the past gives ample guar
an vi, prove Of highly attractive charncter and m
opportunity will be afforded citizens TO cvnce both their
patriotism appreciation Of native talent
The Of Professor Rasche and the talented young
family have been secured and the made
selections, comprising popular Marches national airs
sc &C, fail please who paronize the exhibit
ton.
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Extract ef isusr rome Editor, dated

r. NkW OkLbAhs, june ~, iSJD.
In noticing the remarks or opinions oil " The Daily
Crescent" published in this city, in relation 10 the plan
recommended by the President and that Of the Commit
tee OF Thirteen, for the adjustment OF The very deli
cafe and difficult questions which are dislraciing the
councils oil glorious country. is hat Just and proper
that you should be put IN possession OF the facts, or
rather reasons which induce that paper differ from all
the other papers printed in this city. The Crescent"
as am crediby informed and believe, belongs to Samu-
Ell Peters, General Tayors collector Of customs for the
port OF New Orleans and cannot be expected play TO
any other than the administration tune and 30 ex.
pec you will find il every other instance where The PIES
dents plan is preferred to the committees in any OF the
causes. tHt
Sir, il is absolutely worse than abgurliiy TO say that
nineteen twentehs OF the people OF this State not in
must excuse this interference with your valuable time
bat did not like 10 you noticing the scrbbIerv OF
the Crescent without wing the motives by which he
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aENCY. washing ton.-The undersignod late of the 10
"A specon branch Of The Post Once Departments offers his scru
contractors generally and those OF the southwestern
particularly, with the assurance that his removal from ONO
miate against character for n
In tho department for honesty, capacity, aud hdev a
his associates Office Of parties, with their hap
consent
An orders attend business ~ every nature ~ the seai
governments will be thankfully received and promptly despaiched-
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of Post Once Department
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Hou.a 81 Rspress : tatlves.

Yesterday the House all day engaged in discuss
motion 10 reconsider the resolution Of the day before,
for the appointment OF select committee to investigate
into alleged payments made by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury out Of the surplus fund.- account Of the removal OF
the Florida Indians. The motion prevailing, simple
resolution Of inquiry, addressed to the Secretary was
adopted as an amendment the proposition and pending
the question Of agreeing to the amended resolution, the
House adjourned.
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ky wrsr, June Is, 1850.
ny THE AMERIcAN INaANr ARTIST

by THE AMERICAN INFANT ARTIsTEs,
aid Of grea Washngon National Monuncn
Of erection
Mr. n EBERBAcH respectfully that he younger
I'LL branch Of his family will Vocal and Instrumental Concert
Caru~ saloon, Thursday 20 They will
be assisted BY Professor Raecbe and his talented Henry
and Alfred Rascbe, from Alexandria.
pERroRMsRs.
Misses Emile and Virginia Eberbah Masters Henry and Edward
Ebebacb, yocasbe oldest old
Alfred kasche, violinist, years Henry
Rasce pianist years Rache
Tickets 30 children half tickets admitting ladies'
and gentleman, s be had at tho and bookstores and
The door.
Doors open n precisely sb o'clock
For partculars'se see programme.
IuDe k--A
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EAIRFIEf.D MARINE HOTEL--J. D. MoNNoTsafonos
his friends and tho public that tho 18th Of June he viii oh
the above hotel hancl iT resort Of the New
Hotel The pleasant viag
Fairfield Connecticut Island sound and coniFuow
excellent and safe beach halng and In Inc mdi
surrounding country celebrated beauty o It's and
ciites for rides and drives Trains New Maven @
road stopping Fairfield, leave aud % New York Ca
times each day the tip from two b. two ana
half hours The hotel win about i've hundred guests
win be under direction Captain stephen KOS
June il---2nwinAugl
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Appointments by ths Prss'dsnt
BE- ana giih tie sdpics amd conse~t Of he ssna

John r. Bartlett, be commissioner for running the
boundary line between the United States and the republic
ofAexico, under the fifth article OF the treaty with that
public concluded on the ID February, 1913.
Ebza @ Ceey, TO be receiver OF public moneys at Has
.kaskia. Illinois
John w. Ashmead be attorney Of the United States
for the district of Pcnnsy lvana.
James M Clarke, 10 be attorney OF the United States for
the district OF Rhode Island.
j. Prescott all 70 be attorney Of the United States for
the southern district oil New York.
William Hascad to be attorney Of the United States for
The district OF New Jersey.
Appointments by the President.
Charles H. Merritt agent take the census Of New
Mexico
j. ~ Johnson agent take the Of California.
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ChssnW street, ab,vs Seceah STREE, fetaoevH"
rs central In the immediate vicinity Of Tho most important public
ashopsee places o. business nna
public squares Of the city, IN me important requisite.
rht and objects aimed the recent
cnarsnen, thorough Improvement o. THIS honcr not =
eeeded perhaps, by establishment ~ America TO suans'
therefore, IL position peculiarly Desirable.
The subscriber thanks 90 hs friends md The public of ne
eys, ,arnav, tbey have him, thai
10 WI '"''a'' :" '' A. y. GLASS.
June 13-std&cp
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I INEN Cambria Handkerchiefs.-The undersigned re-
IL pectfuiy the public
orally their below named win be found worthy
special Examination. We have received.
100 don linen cambria hdkfs. at ~ per dozen
80 do do DO msl 80 do fine linen
80 do do do ms3 do
100 do do do 50 80. % So and - do.
10 fine coIored md black bordercd linen lawn
rs do plain bordcrcd linen lawn hdkfs.
parf Of which are bargains rarely found.
Also embroidered trimmed and untrimmed, ssooPd
bordcd stitched &c oil OF which we prepared 70 ohe
Than be obtained elsewhere. -
May Is--aawif
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rsLEsHApa,o REpoRrs ron THE UNION.
Terrible Disaster on Lake Ere Burning Of the Seame
Griffith Too or Three Hundred Liues Lost.

Terrible Disaster on Lake Ere--Bwniag ofD Steamer
Grifih.-TWo or Three Hundred Lives Lost
BurFALo, June 1.-THE fine Griffith, Captain
Roby, whil ON her way up tho lake, took fire about five
o'clock this morning, when about twenty miles below
Cleveland. and was burned TO the waters edge
The mate, who swan ashore from the burang boat for
help has reached Cleveland and reports that only thirty Of
those on board were saved and the had 70 swim ashore
Captain Roby. his wife and child, amongst the lost
81 N whom he
% the West fhisis correct estimate, tho number Of
The scenes the burning wreck described hav
ing been agonzing In tbs extreme
ter or to give any further particulars Il is the greatest
calamity that has occurred on Lake Erie since the desuuc
The las, report al o'clock this evening sets down the
whole number Of lives lost az go IL Is stated that MI f.
Heath his wife and four Children among the lost.
Mr. Horace Palmer operator in Speeds telegraph Of
flee, Is among the lost
who assisting the fireman. killed by the falling
chimney Several other persons were hurt by the falling
imbers but not seriously
Destructive fire Columbia. Pa Thirty families house
less Great loss of property.
LANCASTER June ia very destructive fire broke out
OF properly destroyed whole block of build
ng extending from The rsifoad depot In ashes The
also burnt down CHE Spy office ~ owned ssdfb By Gilbert
Bsown and he Is now In this CITY We sorry to learn
anies have been rendered honsee.s by This calamity
The loss will not fall shou Of s5o,ooo $4,000 spe
from our femen, and they have nobly responded to the
call.
COLUMBIA, June ~.
This morning the presents quite dcsoate
ance Here and there arc seen poT men, women, and
children, endeavoring 10 recover Of their properly
from the ruins AT least "a families rendered housees
by this disaster Not wall Of any OF the buildings is left
Standing.
The american Prisoners Released 5y the Spanish Gov
eramenf, &c.
NKw oRLr,ss, June live have received inel
Hal lafr audn re
state that the Spanish government bad yielded TO The
reprct enntion OF consul aided by other American
hories, aud, after passing through OF trial,
had liberated the American prisoners, who free TO
turn 10 the Uai,ed States.
Kky WEsr, June rs, 1850.
Capt Lewis OF the Creole, has been discharged
by Of the distrot attorney, for bringing pas
sengess IN the Creole than the law allows but Is now under
arrest Ia charge of the United States marshal for being i'm
pliceted aiding and assisting the expedition agains
Cuba lie required 20 give bonds 20 the amount
5000 which he failed 10 do, and Is therefore held IN
.lV f.N ~. enoI
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NOVICE no pRE-EMpTIoN cI.AIMANrs.

Every person entitled % the right Of preepton % any Of The
lands within the townships and OF townships above
rated required establish the the satisfaction Of the
and receiver Of proper land Office make
therefor practicable aer seeing fh aoec and before
the appointed for the Of the public sale Of the
lands embracing the claimed Otherwise such cinim will be
j. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioners
JuneI g--lawl3y
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Those persons who prefer priced
poporon they will be repurcased for cash.
ton OF cent
Q Country agents required Applications addressed (poa
paid 70 the company's Depot, above.
June l--d3m flt
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE.-Jnst received direct 6om
IN Marques Rico per barque william Chase Captain
rick Of superior genuine Green Tufe Norfolk and
markets, OYSTERS fresh
sheepead md
all Of which will be served up with despatch, posi-
he style.
O5-soup ready Il O'Clock Families served .. usual.
WALKER 4 sHADD
June Ip--lweod
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AuCrIoN.--By virtue Of deed
OF trust duly the records Of washington
~ Columbia high
bidder Monday 24h O'Clock,
the premises half lot No. 2 square No W. desg
mated the together with the improvements which
dwelling SAID
property doaby leading from Navy Yard
Bridge.
Terms One fourth the purchase money balance In 81
and twelve months understanding interest," be secured deed OF
The property All for convcyancng, &c. 10 be
the Of the purchaser BY order q The trustee
GREEN & TAsTET,
Auctionecrs.
June 4-oawds
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4 huft \
and choice teas own on tie fer
nd genial soil of Assam. % 90 I" q
With view this introduction Of these matccss
il poprietos distribute by among
purchasers quantity equal TO fr years profits the
sales effected.
Each purchaser enclosed package
Certificate entng him chance In the distribution for
my cents laid and the receipts, amounting 40 00
under mentioned Of the value
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by GREEN - rAs rEr, Anes,oneers.
DRIFTING TYPE, CASES, AND FIXTURES AT AUCTION
On Friday afternoon 7tt Instant O'Clock shall sell
highest bidder Of warehouse, of and
10Th streets, large lot Of the above, n follows;
fount Small Plea, 400 pounds, slightly worn.
1 40 as W. portion Of which
a small book edition The
fered together, or In lots 10 suit purchaser.
Terms sale. GREEN 4 TASTET,
June 5-a Auctioncers.
or the above sale Is postponed until Thnr-day, the
B GREEN n TAsTET,
June 9-3awds Aucuoneers.
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OFT ON the I7th inst. betywcen High street, George
town. h street, Washington common leather pocket
dollars gold four Of the corpora
Georreovn New Jersey and OF Lathams The
finder will be literally rewarded BY leaving q the grocery store OF
Lepfcaux % loh and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., with Albert Bell, hackmap
Juno 10
roPPERFIELD, by Dickens, No. n. received Tits
u dsy FRANCK TAYLOR
June 10
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ODD FELLowg HALL.

| Open quarter before s--commence al haIfpasts 8.
THE celebrated Dicrsmas the Mn, &C.
this week
Tickets cents. June le
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Fractional townships ANY and Any two, range hsy-our
Township my Of range forty N
Fractional township forty eight aud ownsh ips forty III,
of range forty two -
ships forty and any, OF range ioIiy three.
Townships ioyseyea, ofy eight iof-nns, and any, rang,
foTty-four
Townships ry seven, fors-esh mine, fractions.
township my, Of range iorty-hss
townships nih and my, range iorp-sx
Fractional townships orysix and township forty
eight and fractional township mine, Of forty
Fractional townships iorysesen, ofeight and ioriyn
range iortyeghl
Fractional township forty eight, range forty mine.
leent Of september Cor the disposal Of the public within
the aforementioned fractional township, va
North effhe base te. and Of s principal meridian
Sections two halt nree seeO.
eleven, eleven twelve, rteen ioueen twenty twenty
aud fhirty-six, Ia township nine, Of
Lands appropriated BY law for the of schools military
purposes, will be excluded from the sales
days appointed proceed which they are ad
yesed with all convenient desatch until the whole shall
thus eosedi but shall
open weeks and private snty OF oEe
admitted until after the expiration OF the two weeks
Given my OF Washington, this thirteenth
June, Doni thousand eight hundred and my
by the President; Y. TAYLOR
j. BUTFERFIKLD. Ht@
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person Of empuon any the Land.
fractional townships above enumaed /,
register mi
proper land Office and make payment as
practicable seeing M notice, and before the appointed
Of the public sale Of the lands ,hs
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
June l9-lawl3w
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LIttclI's LIVING Age, NO. I8.--PFtce ISK cents.
q. bA4l CONTENTS;
l.. Life aud Times OF John Cnlvn-North British Review
2. Frances Sargent osgoed Tribune.
3. Letice Arnold Chapter 4-6--Ladies Companion.
I. Deborah's Diary, Part 3-Sharpes Magazine
s. Scenes from the Life Of Sodier--Spectator
Louis Napoleon; England France Russia, and Greece
STA and Germany Catholic Church Ran,panl--E xamnei
Chronicle, Times, Daily News, and Spectator.
2. Notes upon Newspapers.
With poetry and short articles
3#4s@N WAsHINoreK December 81 le45
OF all periodical journals devoted science
which abound In Europe and in this country this has appeared
the useful, II contains, indeed, the exposition only
e current iteraure Of the English language but this BY is
mind in the utmost expansion Of ths present age
Published weekly, at % year, BY
Il. LITTELL 4 CO., Boston.
And sold by JOSEPH sHILLINGTON
Corner Az street and Pa.
June 10 Naa8Ma tS@A
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The Assam Tea Company.

The Assam Tea Company,
l36 Gree suich styeet, New York
THE propeors
the heads or families. the choice and selection OF
ported by ten and hitherto unknown this country, which,
their fragrance and deicacy, combined with purity and
strength produce infusion Of surprising richness and favor
The teas offered are the following;
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We understand that many Of the senators who are
friends to the scheme Of accommodation now pending
before the Senate had free conference yesterday morn
ing and the result was more decided confidence in the
passage Of the BILL Several gentlemen avowed their
determination support the measure, whose course had
not been sufficiently decided to admit Of positive calcula.
ton II is now estimated that the bill will pass the
Senate by majority Of from six to eight The question.
however, will scarcely be taken before the end Of the
next week
In the House of Representatives the elements OF cacu-
ation are more diversified and the result is more uncer
tain But we understand the prospects Of an amicabe
settlement are opening with hope and confidence,
and it is believed that this bill Of paci6caon will finally
pass perhaps with some notifications, certainly after
considerable struggle between the two houses But
the most intelligent members, who have made it more
especially their duty sound the shadows and depths Of
fuuriy, are led with much confidence to calculate
satisfactory and brilliant result When the issue is fully
made, Shall by my vote, assist in putting down fanat
icism giving peace my country, and saving this gor-
Gus Unonor obstinaely persevere in opposing all prac
ticabe compromise, or in carrying out some favorite
ultrasm r-we have 10 much confidence in the patriot
ism Of the members to believe that they viii make
every sacrifice Of selfish views abstract ideas upon the
altar Of their country Certain it is that gentlemen
whose judgment place much reliance assure US that
the measure will pass both houses,
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. Cd Wan street, New York.
MoRRIs FRANKLIN, president.
SrENcER y. BENEDICT, vice president.
pIInv FuxEUk actfary.

~ - FLIhf FkkknAs, acuafy
THIS company conducted upon pnncp
and also the principle fleaving
Of the interest the a of insurers greatly
extended business profits and conferred benefits
least possible and outlay
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California.
Its compartments following ofcen
VIM JOINTS, M. d., medical examiner, Of and
Streets
Peter G. Washington, agent Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Union Buildings. June 2-u
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IMPORTANT Invalids and others t--Board I'm the
C0untry.-Meadow Bank, Spa spa fngs.-The subscriber
making extensive accommodate limited number
fhoades who be deous Of inviting country residence
during buildings will be mplcted
the h Of July from beauty Of location, the a
access the cbeng about miles from the CAPITOL
turnpike and the passing
ping AZ The house twice each % he very Important iet
proved medicinal efficacy all chrosc and debiag
disorders, confident that this will present chance
vald, and DESTROYS OF quiet residence. Either
transient boare viii be received The Sabbath win
be regarded friends
will be upon day.
Such would board for themselves families
would do well immediate application subscriber
upon the premises
referred Thaddeus
May af-eoom ROBERT W. BURRowEs
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Destructive fire in Columbia, Pa. Thirty families house
isss.-Greai loss of PROPERTY
The american Prisoners Released BY the Spanish Gov
eramenf, &C.

Nsw ORLRAss, June live have received in,eli.
from Havana late the 1Dih and happy
that the Spanish government bad yielded TO The
eprcs cnatio1 OF consul aided by other American
hor,es, and, after passing through the forms Of trial,
had liberated the American prisoners who free TO
turn 10 the Uaited States