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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21

INF Warren admitted, in publication over his own
signature, that be paid ont large Of nonsy-some
o. dollars II mistake MOTTO Pickett, pay
sne election Officers, kc."-t0a4etts.
This attempt to prove bribery on the Whr,.
when was all the other is reiterated now to throw
dust IN the othe and turn of attention from
The main question at ISSUE The question now To- who
stole the Poll The other question: about the boun
dairy, right Of the Mormons to &c., have notn. to
90 with the cminaity Of stealing the poll book They
Val All De settled At Warrington. All the money expen
ded by MI Warren was one hundred and forty dollars.
This was given to Pickett pay his own expenses and
was vountary and publicly ACKNOWLEDGED b. Col war
ssn was no bribery. But il was bribery fr loco foco,
- offer Mormon Babbit one thopsapd dollar. ia 20 "a
Potsawattamie and the Mormon vote M hi, marty
It was bribery for loco focos TO Offer Pickett !
surveying contract ii he would do similar work II
was bribery in our opinion for loco focos to give
townsend that Ferry charter, instead of 4 survey
ing contract which was promised. And that selman,
nonney and several other locos spent 50 much time
IN surveying, visiting Pottawattame out OF pure pa
uiot'sm, and without pay, win hardly be thought
possible. And Hall, too; who foots the bill for al
his expensive pilgrimages? We think the locos
must have had much the largest ~corruption fund.-,
Some hundreds Of dollars, heya Only ~i.take,
Ar Gazette. OF course you did not intend to mis-
represent. The wings have nothing to concea, in
this matter. They were voluntarily pronered the
vote without money and without price, except hay-
ing to pay the expenses Of Pickett, which amounted
to $14o, for going backwards and forwards from
iowa City to Pottawattamie. Pickett, being dem.
ocrat, quixzed some Of the leading loco focos with
the thought that hewas atheir service. And a. soon
sstney found out their mistake they became angry;
but Notwithstanding all this Pickett obtainedthe re-
communication Of Hall and Mason to Judge Carleton
TOT the sherifalty of Pottawattamie county. Tha.
has always appeared mysterious to u.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21
Extract from our private correspondence, dated
WARRINGTON. Feb a. 1ek0

WARRINGTON, Feb. ~, 1850.
aThe debates in both branches are waxing orrath-
er waning into subdued tone. The resolutions OF
the Tennessee Legislature cooled on the fever heat
Of Foote and Co., like bucket OF ice water. To.
day We have the action Of the Louisiana Legisla-
ture which knocks doxn disunion stock stn lower.
Toombs made : temperate speech to-day. He was
followed By Baker who made good effort Tho
truth Is, the southern hoys End W hare fghting
nsn b the northwest, and 40 not 10 b. bearded
with satety.n s5
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21

In vindication OF Capt. Day, we feel called upon
to say that we gave his name without anticipating
such monstrons use Of it as has been made by J.
Smith sscKenny. Capt r. had made no specific
charges against his brother. His only aim seemed
to be to show that he had just cause OF complaint
in being removed. The libellous and yindictive
attack Of J. Smith McKenny on Capt Day we consid-
,niustiab,e in the highest degree. Gen. Morgan,
we presume, wrote tho article.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21

We clip the following from the New Haven Pal
laAium. If Monsieur Maillefert is successful, would
it aot be good idea and an economical more to
have hila try his hand in blowing up the rocks in
the Lower Rap;ds' We hope the ssecretsry of the
Trea,ury will receive this suggestion farorably:
eCoSrnAcr TO BLOW uY rsr LrpeE.-we learn,
on good authority, that Monsieur D. Mailleiert,
French engineer, has ceEcd to contract to blow of
eleven feet the rock at the entrance OF the harbo-,
which is termed Tire Southwest Ledge, for the sum
Of Sc ,Ooo. The rock is six ceet below low wa
ter mark, and ii made IL feet lower it will then be
I! feet from the surface at low tide. The top oil
the rock has new about eight square feet surface
when cut dswn its surface will be shout sixty by
eighty feet TIE rock il to be blasted without drill
ling, IL IL be- and Monsieur intends to convince
the skeptical that it cen be broken away by expe-
ding the powder On the ssr5are Of the rock. We
doubt-though the engineer ought to know precise
ly what he can do. The job has been offered him by
the Secretary Of the Treasury"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21

Mr. Ross was delivering Lectures on Temperance
In Quincy iast week.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05
CITY TRADE HEPonr.

Fnpar, Jsn. 4-G r. NJ.
The buoyancT noticed In the csttou market con.
tinusd TO-DAY With pretty free sales Flour conausd
firm, with a fair amount Of sales IN this state aud
Western brands. Canadian waB In steady de1snd for
expert. Wheat was inactive. Old corn coatlnasd
quite scarce, and price. better Considerab!e
,slef southern mskibg 10 arrive at previous
but transactions we're light. Cut scarce,
ard In good demand other provisions without
marked change. There was M material chaBre 10 COZ:
fee or sugar. There vas good inquiry freights
to Loudon. While they wero inactive 90 Liserp oil
AsHts-1he market was aaai1 rather hrmsr for pnts,
win sslss Of $50 tos. dones. at 50 30 f1r ola hs
ard 50 62t. for new: 100 bbis CsoaIian pots 90
terms not made public. Pearls were duh ani n0uiIsl
Of f6l2as6ls.
btls iRcluding fair At "a 90 % 20. Csnades 81 fS
ordinary snd oommcn state AZ 80 n S. OG: Gtraisht
state a. So 90 - i2is; MIXED aud straight Onto lai
indiana at - " 80 lsi mixed diehi1aa a. 50 ~
80 Is; straight Mehiesn st IS a. S. a. aF5r.s aad
fancy Michigan AZ s. n IS b5Ts. pure Genssas at
81 - 80 So and other grades a. before sssf,r,s
JfgsT Sales we're 100 bbis AZ tb ~ - fer xsI
ard straight brands. Ege Flour--Saiss lIe og
800 bbla az 81 SsjsaS1 gf. Corn Msai iall bit
nrm st 50 for Jerssy. Wheat rh-rs out nttic
dong In ~hsst small sales " staten snd Long lssnd
we're nsde st ti o. 81 0S Rye ssscsrre wlth 900
bushels sold OF C3c Barisv wis dun a.l nominal a.
c4c &c Oafs were In fsis dsmaad and psicas wsre
sslss of coo bushels. at ole f5r J.rssy nes 6lsc
for CD Western mixed Ne for old Nosthafn yelisw.
suc su all Tote of white private terms md eco
bushels sold To arrive Of southern corn a. see
CQc.
Corrrr-The msftet confirues 1rs. Win fag- se-
nsrd Father sales 100 hsr. Jaws we're mad AZ I2-
sud sc0 do. Rio at iikc.siINc
tofroS.-The market coptibues tuoyani ard all
gradee seem 20 find buyers a; very full ra'e The
tatcns snnexed little too low unless the exc'e-
msnt should sUbside several having been made
today Of ptices which would iu.tif, rai.inr tlrn
nearly quarter cent The business Ia sap poisd
10 have reached zoo bslss.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.


LIRE INSURANCE. THE OFFICE or THE BROOK
lyn Fire Insurance Company, Ia New York is ~ No.
Merchants Etchanre. Wall street. In Broolyn Ne s3
Fulton street. This old established coopaay continues
take sss OF Hitee amount dwellings furniure stores
wHreheufes mcrchantse aud eargoes ana sAps port
fagorshle terms
A CCoRDEoSs. susICAL BOXES. GUITARS. ss--
n The Guhfcriber, Importer and arrft.utr Of Mur1s
lnstrumen Keeps hand the lsrreft q Accar
deons AUscal Boxes gEtnra and all other kinds Of
instrumental suitable for Presents
E0w'D BACK. ~ Fulton fsr,s,.
DEPoT os FRFNcH MECHANICAL LAMPS as
~ Broadway, opposite Olympic Theatre aust received
By h Osrmanr rcA thoioI of Csrcei Mechsniol LaaPs
p1ESoNvILLr, Cs.o pi,cos's Lsnrsl
W. n. plsBROws RIDING SCHOOL,. no p FOURTH
avenue opcn day aud evening Tor Ia lies and oentle
men The r.cepten and dressing rcors .nd scloo are well
WARMED and comfortable IN THE most neiameut weather.
Hours fer Iadi, from SA NJ Tor Geaiemsn. from
3 10 and 7to9P.k
- AND p-S rkIhTs AND IAWss.-rHE SUB
% scriiefe have band large assortment Of the
above rood Of English snd American faeture suitable
for the southern and Western trade and which, for yits
ard work. they believe cannot b surpassed An e.riy call
solicited. GODFREY, PAT1IsDH Co.
- and o. Broad street.
CLCREr TOR LADIES UNLY.-PKiYATE AND Gun
- hdcbtai Instructions for washing without rrbhnr
abnr through large vnsh before husband
Nd obvia ell tLe hustle and fatigue o vshng days
Recommsndcd BY upvards q 1000 pcrsons who have tried
H. Warrsnttd not TO njure the fabric Sent mail
coipt Of 81. n. rwELNEfREEs.
tROOm 2s,D No. so Nassau street, New fors.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

1otsi. Ss'io<osoo ffi;iovi<os
In ls4s the value Of imports into this port was
SIS 317 ASS ls47 e3e 257 and In 1915 $50 ol
In 1s4s the value OF experts s4442o2s9 II will,
therefore be that the exports ls49 50 2al o5
less than in lsis and the imports In lsi9 So 93
greater than In 1sls The balance against on the
foreign trade Of this port in 1s4s s4a oo and
in ls4o, $50 4s6 22o; incresse in lsl9 Sl25 253002i
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

pstraters Of 20 daring outrage We have yet
been unable to learn Immediate steps will be taken to
ferret out the rascas and mets out to them the punish
me Mt they deserve
The New York herald., 1850-01-05
The SouIhern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Jan 4, 1850.
The Southern mail has come to hand, but contains
I'm portsnt news that I discover. The Bslti.
more markets remain as yesterday with fair business
The New York herald., 1850-01-05
NEW BOOKS, sc.


NIORGAN's LITERARY DEPOT ExCH iNuE PLACE,
NA adjoining the Poet once, New Orleans La.-At the
above establishment tlwsys be found Books
ufc Couuercisl. Geoerspbal, and Medcsl works. Also
coartc afrcrtment Of Stationary together with s
principal Daily and Weekly Newsrapers and Magssiaes.
Gem orders fer articles In the trade supplied and for
varded with despatch. Books maied. Prompt attention
laid 20 WORK ordered by mad. foreign Dsgks imported
Iiisrary pepo, ssjoinnr the Post onos New Orleans
principal Publishers throughout the Union surpiv III
the works ne fact AZ Issued J. G. M.
ryNBE BFsr ALMANAC FOR rAMiLfks-EvIRvBO-
dys himsrac snd Diary Cog the year lso. containing
iupcrat Information in regard 70 the ~ the
Uned States trade and cemmerce. aud that have
ansrred also complete Dsfy fr the year 1850. hosud
IN at nusin priee oniy - cents IL bo sent ~
mail fer mere trife.
OPtSIoNs o. rIr Pnrss-"A pociet book which should
either bs ones desk coat pocket such volume
long bees wanted and shall welcome every
year with renewed satisfaction I'VE hope AZ
VIII secure the little Aiansc pubshoa ~ Apple
bodys Almanac Just been Issued ~ hppleton No
ltf thtst ard think 10 good itle Volume
hcrs everyto si tuy H." We forl that hsny
thouusnds Of this excellent little Aiuaya will be soa H
II rsallY very useful s0ums ard IL furnished each
low price that tie well the rch will be ennhed
rurclsee it, Geo Appleton, fuhlishsr. Philadelphia,
ahd for sale ~ ID. AfPLkfOE CO., Ne~ York. an1 ali
Roehssilrs
HOW ~ oET MONEY. OR FIVE SURE WAYS or
u kskirr Fcftuno-Just published, IN volunns,
Emo hsuescuely bound In and gold, with st
Price ~. ~ nail receipt ~ 81. rNELNS-
TkEEs BsoTBvks, Rosm Ss Ho.s0 Ssssau a., Nsw York
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

MAIL COMMUNICATION WITH CALrFoRNA.-It
seems that Mr.. Colamer, the Postmaster General,
has been consulted concerning the delays that fire.
quently occur In the Transmission of the California
mails. These delays are very annoying to the tens
of thousands Of persons on the Atlantic. who have
relatives and friends in California well as high
ly injurious TO the interests Of the commerce
which has sprung up, as 1t were, In a day, with
that distant region. In reply, however, Mr. Cola
mer says that he has no power, by law, to remedy
the evil complained Of and that, if the present
arrangement does not give satisfaction, the only
manner in which redress be obtained, is
through an application to Congress.
We have had occasion before to speak on this
subject; but the difficulty we experienced in not
beng able to put our finger the weak part Of the
new California system OF mail transportation, pre-
vented us from suggesting the appropriate remedy
Now, however, that the leak has been found, and
that we have learned that none but the regular
mail steamers can take the mail TO or from Cha
gres we trust that Congress will make further pro-
vision 10 enable the Post Office Department to
provide against any future failures delays. Our
mail system, IN connection with California, ought
10 be as perfect and comprehensive as possible,
not only for the accommodation Of thousands of the
adventurous spirits who have emlgraied thither n
search of the golden ore of winch that extraordi-
nary country appears TO abound, but to promote the
interests of that great commerce which, within the
short period of eighteen months, has sprung into
such magnitude, as to employ more steam
thps in It's service and requirements than there
are In our commerce with Europe. We hope Con-
grcss will give this subject their aie nton, at an
early day, and apply the remedy referredto.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05
SItIPpISG.


TnE BsITIsa AND NORTH syzRIoAs R. NJ
tween Liverpool calling a. nsf. % Land sSa
tszsri, sisraSn.. flon Boston. Wednesday Janq,rys
sSs1 rE.'n irS% irSa :,ss f;srs,ry
sSrsrs LS,, irs5 from & N.- r',s s..sss,i'g
csS,s, 6s.Ti'sn irs% rs@ Ss% Tcrs. sess,isy. %
'T''''A' 'r ''''' 'SyTiSSsSap '5SyTSsap, Jun 70 broadway
f,ALiTOKNfA pxFFTsS-fHE FiNsr MONTHLY
~ s,s5T' GTssseJ Sssns 81, . k,Fr., vii lssvs n
esrrrss sho IA. us. rs,srnsl from ne aiss. WI tAls
rsesf or rssksrss Ssn Tranesoo sasrameAts city sni
nee ne Nn sssis cEseoSY Al s''Ey ~ Pa. % SsF
on ,S TsS's, sy & S ,'trs' % s, WI ss.s ss. Sss s0s
y piss.-. siiiss fton Sss yori s-iaiisy jssS.ry
nal ,,eaTs,il otIQi s9nnsstns ~ Pssams wiih ths
will tis cAstrt ana oct dssrsSs q all routes %
rkseSs oT ps..aer rHaorou rrou -rw vorxro.s
r,.,, c,,,. g., tsssess.so, ,sis $50 cAtirosSi.' AZ.
srm S,tIn o'ste Noon berhs '''..'''s .s.tG
S.ssrss. Bs9ss fsSSs 1si snd o,ri ~
nsbY InEOugn TiCkET LINE rOs san FKAaCis-
" %, ya chagro- sftss snd ty ,he y hsil seAnsr,
RsSsss Ttss.@ ,sg ssssdiS utsa s.a;s. %si ;,.as,
ss5 ~, No nsyb W. n,sr is,s ss,S., ih
J,sSsry 81 sssi TSs cssTsl,S ,s ssy sss%trr.ss
Vel sts@.s. fioa Panama . sss frassses fsa.aSss.
srss.sd b. AZ sssr sssss ara viii ss ssre 70 .os5ss,
vS a, q tsa r.nsns ssd ksvs sTsiIsss,
urprcPp pATgs rAns-ro cH,asu
hftsr saloon, onIr 'us bettas In stats s's
Forward saloon fate roeDs ........... l9
hmth, shave dho sfhs isns t.bis aai have tkt tris
vilegs II re saico-.
Gteeraxe. fenaa With natures and tssrA ....... 1fs
suon rsSsst 70 sAN rRtVCIsco.
vlfft 1tefrtFt ~
lfy nFFlr,Hfn i bescsearyt Thr,rzh riosets
''' EowIsND asrisRaiI. 8 sSsis ssssA = s,-,...
LOr VALfFDRNfA-DfsrATCu tINR-THR NYs-
s.is % tif Line q the ht cisss ~ shie
and experiences Masters aHd ssl fns ~ fhe
arsuts w taa Frrncsco 1urntr. Fish Co wtli meet vh
runrt aal-s aha returns made ~ coin
sole dvs' y q. ST ffON. ~ Wall A.
EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALgFORNIA-THr sUrH-
II rtr sst ssnns siip. vDNIcs sage. master
ofbro tcrs turhca, having os s her board. VII
rscevs tuued-ts despatch For balance offsiat
havins furrrior sticus for
elest Issp.sfra svpy koatd. Pier North piver
Ia y. FOWLER, " West street
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

NoTlcE..Tus FOREIGN CONFUSION AND Is-
I.ffirH busUesf hsr.tcfsre conducted under
tfCK. Nafwtrrk b. this day tntor.I into liquidation.
Tht r.c aiming ATTIRE all the tIn ascouni Ae he gill ~
gstnfiy l. 1880
The New York herald., 1850-01-05
Convicaisn for NansInugntrr.

BosroN, January 4-P. VI.
The trial Of George Cox for the murder of David r
Hogan, has resulted in verdict Of and
sentence Of seven years in the State prison
The New York herald., 1850-01-05
LIvEarooL yL.ssrrIcsv,og.

nsde 81 zoe for ahta G7s Cd for heavy goods for
hoOr snd Tor naval stores snd ss for beef To Liver
Tooi bacon was engaged st zoe -four at Is 6d othsr
articles we're ncmipaily the fame.
PrcvfuoSs s-rerh- Sales ~ tcO bbis we're made st
- C2ls for prime, and fli CAS- sSn STs for mess.
Also ITO bbs 10 arrive neat week ct ei1 2t Gin.
oinrs pspecton. Beef dG!l but stsaiy with s.ss
OF go ibis good county ness az So prime vas dau
ct 50 SO u; prime sss In better demand. a,i
pretty ffm; tales of eco tercss at as So Bee hams
continued firm AZ si2 IS el3. Cut meats wsr. scafs
ar wanted, with fses q 40 uerres sugar cure hs
90 arrive soon az s5s Lsra stiu heavy. 200 bb.
fcld At 63so and 200 kegs fair At exc Bptser
End cheese coniinutd a. before
WHfary The market for this syticis Gas rr.her
easisr. -ith sales Of $40 bhls at 25hc. zs.c for
f,prfylvania and rrison. Drudge vas 10 ser SO hhs
scld ~ 26c, mebths. With iniersst
WoctS Sales have been made this week of 800 900 hs
Amfticsn teece of nifdang graiss. o. prices not
msoe Irbhci and the ioiiosisg lots of city pulled
p Coz lbs. suTericr and No. 81 20 ard sSr cssh.
."OVVibs. DO. 90. at 3ie. and 3le time sco9 les
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

We refer our Rssders 60 the Advertise
neat Of Dr. g,urseau On fourth spgs headed Most Ex-
kpsrdisery work"
The New York herald., 1850-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SLRnoN TO TUE YouNG-TgE REV. Ds. DowLisG
p 1' caS Nos rii5 rs and q IS S RssSr
rISS'seI r%sTs & 1ssS sunday %0rpsns s Ills aHss
day. Services al ioE A. ~, aud Up. NJ
JmMoEIALlTy, the GIFT OF COD, THROUGH JE.
SOS chIst-lssv T Ssoise stqrrs Of rhadsrhs will
sunssys in ythuay showing that ths fshteons oay will
the usual hours
- EPEIITIoN OF DOCTOR wIErINCs LECTURES
~ on Ans,omy .sd Phy.ioo y IN w Bleeker Bnilding
;y.gg!ss JangsIy st oslG 1sa eoatIhsi1s Tuesday.
iss,,sy a., " " IL hd-
'n,ss.l, ~ I-sa e.hs. eseh eeen.--- --------
JTNIfED STATS HOSE Co ;5.-Ar A SPECIAL
y Meeting q tie Members Of o. above Company held q,
the hoss House. en- Wednesday svenis jan 2d It was
R.,oyed That return cur sincere saai. 70 xessrs
y street tor hsriits;s esr prssssi With the .sss,
d on New Years Day Ths bounsifg cup
y e tstssa ana the enseepee Of t.e v,nss MN the
th,d win u. unexpected ana friendly IN which
,ssy were make y truly pleasure 20 r.tuin our
). .Ivsrs. sect oEoEGE McSiSIEY. ohsirnan.
~ NoTIcE.-ALL PERSONS wHo HAVE LETT GOODS
70 the la "a s az Ssrss1 Sol a. 70 Ssifs ss aa rsca
tt.s.me fsyinE charges. AMI in dsfau thereof s sam.
clAhsm street, On TIE 7h Of February -; 2, gYs.is
CoPARTsERsHGP.-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
y th day Termed e,pAftnsrship tls traRsse,on q
reueIl lrkcraFe md lpmmif0n hrfnge under fhe hrm
E's S'PRt P1rs 5,S SArrl !. sa g5hS c.SLisiE
CorAETSERsHIP - TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
y this dey ermsd eopartrerhp fr the tranlsctiea Of
bu,ns n No Y Nassau street. uEdsr ne hrm 81 ng
New isrk. Dec 81. .isso. s CORNELL.
DUnffc cITATIoN-TDE UPPER COURT or TIE
nee uanscate Cty 81 bremen hsroviih makes Known
ha ne request q me Drstors Of ne sog,h Sea fh
soiu11 Of ,hs laid sooisty Pubic Citation has been
gsst,a q al rerscBs vko. from any esass vhseggr.
che said South Sea Fishing Company. untnown 60 the
sssebssrb e tyo silps Brensn captain GssrSsS. sad
'Pstuot CspsAia ,. hsnsnE % which the former YET,
isr iic sSi tas batter 10 Nsvsnisr isls. Ia soss.-
quencc whereof sil pnknovn rerious interested in IN.
wsy vhatsyr ans particularly virh repso, trans
~ ON ~ sosth s., TishSr Cs p.Sy sf
sr. ,rsvi se9 q sfps,t e MS esd on Friday h. 2h
rnsor n ne rer arrert.s for tbs rurres !, "a.
upper Hall Of tl Courc House Brcnen then and there
warning that hose not srpstfihg VII te esadsI froi The
trstt ohsrwiss ar,hs trop tre tane Ard sduds.d %
iSisrsdJ c. v. LiSGEN. Secretary.
DfssoLUrIoN OF coPARrRERsHIP-rHE coPAgr-
- ner hersisiors ss,,nE anasr ne arn o. p L
Dsmef so sit6irAyips so ne esscsrn Ths oasrtisilsr
sness o. W arm vii be settled. snd tu'ns. eontnnsa az
New Y,ri. December 49, isp.
r. q HoTCHKiss SAN FRANCISCO, California,
~, hsy9s ssss S ,rs''u, sr.hsgso - sod yha,L
sSumtss ~ netohandSe end rcfsrs Messrs james v.
kstler Co. ~ front street New roTk, and % l.. @.
SAsuLLJ CLARKE JR,A ArTyRNEl AND cQlN
- gr.s.-i az. city q San franoseo, rpper Cali1rais
" tlaIle lsysg lsn located o. t pse;esion q
srds or al eoeetsns aud salts that may b. SuseI 70
his tare with attention snd PROMPT rcmiitaaces made
IA. NtItsoN. 10.
sLssEs. 2, ~ LoaEsr6 CO.
wv. ~ FoRrsr a Co.
- .n,rtr~ ,oyv,n,.,.. - -.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

LIME ARTS INTERN ATIONAL ART UNION.-raE
subscription hooks will positively close January 10Th
oesek, H. The collection Of Paintings to be allotted
the subscribers includes only works Of of the highest
class Subscription dollars. should be made early
the Free Gallery 5571s Brosdwsy. The distribution will
take place Thursday evening January 10TH at Tabor
paols Members and ,heir families admitted.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05
CALIFORNIA.

CALfrorNIA-A PERSON GOING To SAN FRAN
" oeo, the lfh January wishe. - make arrangements
with sore party in New iorf 20 seud good supply OF
parers for sale Joint aocopbt Best a references given
Addrets A. o. this ONCE Also person 10 waited 20 take
cfarge Of package for san Francisco for which fair
rensation viii be given.
TUE CALIFORNIA HOUSES or GEO, FREEstN h
II Co. ~ BfoRdway-By the late arrvAis from Caf0r-
MIA and the 18th advised that large sumisr u
houses built by said ffm ard cold California
great sasscficp, ana have commanded hgh
Orders for houses ted With Freat ant expsitoa
the ence Of CEO FREEMAN CO., % Erosdwsy.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05
Shipping InteIligenc,

BATH. Jan 2.
Cleared--Bark William. Cuba brig Julia Payson do.
PORTLAND, Jan s.
Clsarsd-Brig Lydia Mat,nras.
BosroN, Jan t.
Arrived Brss Monroe wilmington, NC; Albert Fearing,
Nyorhi tchrs aria, Washington, NCj Lydia Catharne,
Philad adeIphia.
Bark ki.pars Balpg,. 18Th ard Gibraltar 10Th Nov.
Below--Bark Frederick Warren, from Cronstadt.
Cleared--Ship Arsio American, Live-poo barks Nary
Adams Francisco; Kate Alice Mobile; Duchess do;
brig katanzss; schr Cooley Co, NYork.
GLOUCESTER. jan 3.
Arrived Brig Rsttler Para, sh ut Left vessel
Brig Are from Sal, fov Para. lost Nov 81
ganza of Para River About four thousand
dollars specie uaterals saved She
00. Of which $500 ia at two offices in Salem
Brig Ocean Queen Georgetown De- schr Delaware Balti
for Portland.
NEw BEDFORD, jana
Sailed Cornelia, EYork.
HOLINESS HOLE, Jan2.
Arrived--Bark Delaware Phadephia for Boston; schrs
Coroo NYork for do; North star do FOR Revery Ganne
Esport NY ork 3d. brig Csndace Baltimore;
York, Boston for NYork Mary Wise, Sea Gull
and John Tunis, Tbomaston fer do Gen Foster NYork
Portland.
arrivals In port schrs Liberty and Mary Chase;
the others sailed.
Providence, JAMS
Arrived--slcep Tecumseh, NYork.
Cltared--schr q W Pickering Trinidsd.
Sailed Schrs Athals Savannah; Jas Frederick Charles
tor; Jenkins. WmnQton Nc; Kskeno Norfolk Joseph
fifeld, Philadelphia Fidelity. NYork.
WARREN, Jan
sailed-shp Erie. Norlesns.