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CAssirORrlA.


VIZ rTwoRs 4 GRAY, CounIssIoN nERCBANrA.
w Besie> Csornis. Refer 70 fseis Bsnfsvds shsrp,
WRIGHT kirev. and v. Trssd~eii New York; Jsrver,
TrssdwesL Perry, Albany n Carroll Co.. Bcssesi
pssasrter Ahi~r. rsmere. The largest sairs dis
~rSns y. . WnTNORh
~ RsDOaY's CaLifvrkiA ENrRkss. sP CT A
NJ vf1 ~ the
lupre CITY Chercfee, the 10TH instant With pack
as~r uarcsls ard uessnsss fer ell parts OF CAifgrniA
vl~h can he pr~psif desired.
IoEN o. THOMPSON. 20 pssriss-veA
T~AIirONtA- fss rNDEhsIoNED HAVING Asso
~ ETA toethsr der the firm o. Evsns Carter for IN
tspsssts Of General Ccu msion basi.ess ~ San frar
slifornis viii there tetr personal attention 20
all ensisnnens 81 nerchanai vessels and all other busi-
nee. entrusted 70 them. Nm r.. EyASA ~ rsmps,
Fsrter spd Evans rhlsfe'rh's. VIZ. r. CARTER. o.
Nm. T. Carter Co shiisds pha References New rors.
ucCaray, Aldrish spsuccr. Geo Bird Cof ". Clark,
D.ar s.si Ihiri.r. s.i'lsfd Co Jne. rsie.nsrs c.
priiss lphss-Dsvf 9. Rrosn Co; Thonssa nsrtia; O.
". cisrs Coz seull rtompscps II. rarnnm Co.
~ y. HoroHKissL SAN rRAscrsCo, CALIFORNIA
Ns havins located In esraciovs vArsheuss saa wharf,
sasi-st lshtsrn prcravet recevs
Fxnn.n. q nsrehsr diss sHs REFER Aessra Jam. =
keelcr Co.. lee Front sx~eA Nee fcsk- an1 70 Il q.
uasren- Esu. N~~ Hs-eo.
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ROAADlN0.


ID RDING .-oENTEEL ACCONMODATIONs FOR
gentlemen. families without Children, ~ No. 343
Broad ay, nextdoo to the st Charles.
RoARpING.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR
- single gentlemen, DO nodated with full
Broome street. two doors west OF Broadway.
ID vicinity and Hudson would be willing
osoommSd4te aid wife. irya lst Nay coz dillon
Shat furnish their Ia parlor aad bsdroou
Aedres. VI y. heIala once
"A SINGLE 0BsnAN GINTLEMAN WISHES ROOM
IA with tr al ~ ana to- ~ private my, where thes
other boaders ioc ioa must not b. above Canal
osieet loci Hon the Fulton Ferry, In Brookyn III
preferred References excl aaged by addressing Box yo2,
New y rk Post ofhse.
"A CHATHAM AND HIS WIFE. OR TWO OR
"A three gle b. with good
board aud No. Mott street, short dis
tases from Chatham Square References EXCHANGED.
A GENTLEMAN AND MS wIvE. ALSO Fsw SIM
"A gle Centem be accommodated with full partial
board private family where there are but few bosrdsrs
st No "a Warren street
"A FURNISHED PARL0a AND BEDROOn TO LET
"A with bathrooms and water closet attached These
private family and in the beat location In tbs
ei.y heferenc Anged inquire ~ ~ bratwAy, one
eoer above Franklin street Terms very moderate.
ID OoNs TO 1.-two PARLoRs ON rHE SECOND
Apply at &C Lpenard street. three deere from Broadway
noARD wANiED-IN PLEASANT LOCATION
ID tina ave mnutss ala from the City HALL, .
Front and Bed Room and Pantry advisax usfar
with permanent board for gentleman and his wife.
o the 18th Of this month and the ct OF April
fhe lxceronabc refsr.nees given and required
Aoarcss B w, Herald staee.
VA ANTkD IN BkooKLyN- by TWO GENTLgNEN.
w two furnishei Rooms with BreahfAst In respectable
private fanny. Please address s. r. box s2. Pos, ees
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MAJ sAE6p QIatt
AmUsE N &c NTo.


RowlnY rHIArRE-TUEsDAY EVENING.
s viii III s ..s IL:
Eqassssn wissoss SADDLE or Bride sssss BY the popr
Sssa s Z: e. Re .s Il ,a s. e s
rish NJ Lester Era:stins Mas ws%'.s; Jsstt. Arsa
HAiFAxs Sr csp. otsrs Mr. J.. Sas =;
Mr. 0rmord Mr. Arnsld; Qsashes nr inans' E.s. s,s
seas. cents: p. and GALLERY. ~ ssas: -p@'N
CHANFRAy.sN NATIONAL rHEArKE.-TcEspAy
~ ss 81 OF
hoRkgMose MI shasfrau; Captain roeir Mr. !sasrsoni
.siysesa % f iiiS Ssxss asfsRn
foSs " Jsnsr.on Iissy si; Booth isabella ksaas..
W S rS o @s asD Of
M hsrtsSt; Nine 1risnon Miss Lossyss Doors OrsA at
M .y.ains s.Iee viii sSs
My Mr aries Torrens Mr. Palmer Capt xnrphy Ma
S sss Si H.
Dr. chtsndon. M Sistinsos Disssscn ar coaovsr Ma
define Miss Roberts To conclude the Clio HORN
a.en Prince Rsrssn Mr. Srsrsaor fsossss sSt.a Mss
raySr fsssn ma ss Mis-; RohAnna sIs lsh-rw9Sd
RAkNUMs AnERicAS HusEUM--P. r. BAxNUx.
sas ssDS G
the afternoon and evening II o'clock. Re engage
men. for week Of Jim Crow Roe the orr
this in the amusing sketch Of POaPEY saAsa.
HsS sos csl and s 'R s. A su
hope and and Tss' THE sar.s sTy IL .r
seen at all kours eness Jenny Lind Easr-
isGy ana 2o.%ss%s. Mains sosiwsi Tor.uss fsisr
Admission TO the museum and performances 70 cents
ehlldrsn snder ten YEAR, l21s cents
QARNuMs MUSEUM PHILa DELrHl a WEEK CON-
- ing March lth- CINDERELLA the bright and parti-
culsr every evening" Tho infant prodise Kate and
rss Ter ter " cssn Of sss
WOOD Youthful hSnoy ms,shsns Of Venice sOmnastss
%
the concealed propheess; Mermaid Lion, Beasts Birds
fises, serpen and ourosties old and rasle
a:sT
ID street. rear City Hall G. A. Burbank lessee Open
Ss HHD 5r vi. be
Ar A Ss A hok m @ =.
Redmond Ryan.-Admittanee, ,5c.
EUTERPEAN SOCIETY -TIrTY-FIRsT SEASON.
The annual Concert and Ball Of this Society will take
Eemibsr. can oSsaa Them ese. at h soee Room: on
~. Of s:
Scenes Of the French Kovoutiop open exhibit
saturday cons commencing At and TX o'clock Adj
MEYERs GRAND ORIGINAL PANORAMA OF A
Pacific DEANS the large hall el.ssssr s.ilsnss cOrns,
evening during the week until further notice. Tickets
for . lady aud gentleman. % sents
pANoRAxA SALOON. CORNER OF LIsP.NARp
street and Broao wsy-Now exhibiting Free" four Of
the bss psn,iDes executed BY any living artist The
S r. 81. . snss h
ehipwIeeAed Female, and the Goddess Of Liberty
pie Of Arrea Of the beautiful ladies ia the world
Eipstrsls variety smpsemens Open every nigh.
81 ~ oeeeh Extra performances every Wednesday and
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LrANcv BALL COSTUMES, DeNINoEs AND MASKS
for Ladies, centleuen srd Ckii5rer. Booth Co res
rectfny stno.pee that tty are prepared sth p,endi
rev rserfwer ~ The above articles the Ols
Costume wsrehouse 81 rrrcc street Mr. MILES
loon ccsuss rsssrvsd escu.ey for prvsss parties and
seat 70 any part q the Unfsed stsNs.
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TkltNfB or AkT.-rnE FOLLOWING REsoLvTs
n vtrt pstsec on ccceston a. private
Chtnrneys Crane ko,ins Picture o. the kiser Kh
"a hn b bhs 20 the srtists ~ tls city the ga
sev.a .nst We have witnessed With great satisfsccs
sne cern M thtmpt srlsndid picture o. Rhine
snd 90 ot hesftiy conmtnj beinr full
bucftrf 'htc ~ etftsf snd river.
retcvte, That a. o. u 81 frh order.
vrnfh -h cer shi ard srstie taste ana - IL
etrtsn t~snfful tryont sanxuns ssp~ot.tsus
Sdn ksrssts ~ n nsttssos, u so lana r. 4 Rr.si-
" . ssp, vsnn. ~ Gifert, 1kcmss bichs ID. ". q.
fcodes ses kdtu-rt. Geo a. Bster. Ch,s o. gisuvsi,.
sehn trsneh. Geo Irress =. x FISHER. r. Richards
ocrfsr ~ tstsr street
n -
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nsrd..ls ana cusi.rs; So dss.n s.s:: a.s
sss .s:
,s: q 81 sss: Of & es III 2ss Isss 4: s:
seeSs' slso As.oIastns viGIs Ivory csmss hsT1sfs
ss'.s is n:s sSss
sars @ sasn knss ana sos
s,ner and sseI,t chi.s.. Drawing knives. Ts. Trays
sSsr ,,tsn.isa directed 70 Rarca..T. e aas Cutler,
Ss hassSa 'is' Rss &Taass a and sissasd
cash. four Sheet Steel for Of uadcr
j. SkosS AuSI1oSEERxsESTrEt ID uo .Isus
q, No. q Greene street = W. Brown ~ seli at auction
LOo.ns 0la.es sdOw ,ur..ins. Asnts BOOK
and rosewood Bedstsads hair bed c1rtsns.
Roie utsnss 49, Ca alosaes ready at ,se Anesios
foom lo2 Broadway.
SEcoSD AVENUE AND Tw ENTY. EIGHTH STREET.
E at the ssrr an ssSans sts sa
able lots the corner Avenue and Twsn
dnsrsnt depths lrcat. Of Tween
joining the sbove sale positive without reserve 70 the
hehest bidder title reriee terms at taie maps at Broad
street.
HENRY L. noGuET, AUcTIoNIER- NO
III uee.-.ChLs1 EkhAN& HoGuEr viii SELL, this
70 s s Sss a'S : No.
sns e. psI SHns bedroom and kitchen arA
John t. ROLLINS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
thirty sh Ninety and S BANK sos
s sea Sa
fsS o. al rS m
povemeng sx Lots Thirty ,eorth street. between So,
ssse Lss gsrss NH street: Se,wssa Ninth ana
s x Sns S s @
Fourth and Fifth each 25exioos This property i:
sale. '''' '''''' "'''' ' ''''' "A WV ''''' .
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BALLS.

rI,nE GRAND CLAY BALL. IN HONOR or THH
slsr ~ TIE West, viii come 81 the Chinese as
srtly sccms on acrday March 9Th 1850 The Gem
their part 70 ehs IL one Of ,hs most trsnt u
mesor. tommitce 81 Reception pescrt Benson. r. A.
Tsnnsdrs. sAs. D. .vosd. fashsrisi n. piust, warren
shspnsn. Her. y Phillips ftonis riosr Committee
Rcfsft D. Hoimts q Mckinney. wm n. Lovp. 4 H.
Jehss,s. sssenA 9. Is-renss, sid Deisseid smith
Dr. gts Full Band 10 erfsfsr On which occasion they
htrccuee the piscs o. nvsie which dssics 20 n.
clay y. fcrty -fcsr Beres 70 you Harry Ciav.~ N
will he splebdidly deecrstsd Tickss doars
te fad 81 All he commttee and az all tie Wits Head
ggsrtsrs ~ ttis cy sad sr.ohyn. sespeetsd that
VIZ JosN n PINK cs,srn.,.
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HENRY l.. HoGuLT, AUcTioNIER- NO.
IL tice.--CHko1 EkhAN HOGUEr will SELL this
10 o'clock at the Warren street House. No. ~
Wsrren the Furniture contained in said house.
ssting parlor dining bedroom kitchen urni
Terms. cash bahkablo money.
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A PINE AssoR1ssNr or yRENcB AND GERMAN
"A Pants srd German notltinrr. cfssp vhel~ssIs ssd
retail, 81 ~ tltseAn STREET, Hsss breaavy.
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POLI'TIOALs,
SPECIAL HOTlCns.

SPECIAL NOTlCUs.
THvxE sHToSS nsSTfsG.vTSs N GSDfssiSSEb
respectfully eashe attention Of heir fellow citizens
on ~ ss ss ~ Be As a. ~ ap
such be sesSed hes, aboi,as the
Of saio1sias d.sirSDs the navy Addresses
ssss viii e Ssrssfs ~ss,os haynes and
ether vho have served in the will 70 prsssa
boat OF asrchant vessels naval officers sea-
attend cisrxymsn lad g. ship owners. naval
%ss and al s0 81 in as srs
IRON Rev ss d.
Horace Greeley Joseph r thompson The meet
Ps.,er Of he Tabernacle The cato
And colt as used on the backs Of men aud boys the
r ABonERs UNION BENEVOLENT sociErY-rHE
II members Of the Prs. Division Of The above soesy Are
s ssrss s IN
resr.. BY order Of the President JAMES 0oAAiN"e'
MASONIC NorIcE-THE nEMBERs OF BENEvo-
l lent Lodge No hereby notded 70 be present At
n d ses tie purpose %
& 4 s ss Ss %
'sfA every MEMBER STEPHEN xRBUrHNor, WV.
J.v. AUSTIN. Secretary.
MAsoNIc.-A QUARTERLY COHNUNICATloN OF
Nl worhipiai Grand Lodge Of the Anoisn: and
State Of New Ts1s VIII De hsd At tbs Sy io,s a's o~
sS a1a - Hss Grand ssereals
u city of York-Prpoipai Office, Wan street.
Ev.sas TIE public iess. Of the United States and
State of New York This company nakes insurance the
TO- eonnsssed with life rs.s end giants and purchases
apnuits Parties insuring upon the mutual plan particle
pate IN the profits Of all the business transacted BY the CON-
70 Il. credit Of the assured and b. n
TO the sum insured at DEATH Tables prepared o hoe
= the ploas pirsosorH Tsssrisi shslaon Josiah Rich.
James suydam, James karh II omas Doremus, Isaac A.
molly B. T. heel wright wilson O. Hunt D. d. Arnold.
John Iuquesr Washnston vermiiye Willian Tucker,
schaieh Issac n. Phelps Francis T. Luqueer B. R. Win
throp. John Phelps. VIM Wnittemore Richard Car
Jacob Hsfsen Ehfha Riggs SHELDON, Prssi-
dent yossA start. Aetusry j. EArIE II. Secretary.
seet at he office Of the company daily from to two
o'clock r M.G;p cAMsANN, r. d, Consulting physicisn
nneAR s. vAsw Counsel rrosIsotuses WITH rates,
Of the company No. "a all street
ITO vEIL-sAxE TINE AND PLACE TO-DAY:
DANK WANTED BY CASH CUSTOMER, IN TaIS
- STATE. New Jersey, Pennsylvana, or haryland Any
person. company having good S."s to dispose a n
cfhce. All communications strictly private
ITO ALL TAILoRs land TIE REST OF MANKIND"
Caution-l have obtained Letters Patent and Copy.
rirh'sf. The Right Wa 70 Delineate Garmens should
venonr purchasing shall search them out, and pro-
coed to law should think himself secure
win place the criminal For the hrst
the history of the world, deneating garments 10
trade ali civilized will be benefited by this dis
eoyery and invention Shall not them be sustained IN my
has the ninth part of the Of will higge At
srive avoid the price. $40 James Shepherd, Ne 49,
ssSss as iurnis1sd With letter. hearing n.
county seal. - OTIS MADISON,
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-uIPPlR o.

suIpPlRo.
LIMITED STATES NAIL sTEAMERs BETWEEN NEW
York ADs L,ssppH1Ths ship; s.%Po'as this Line are
PAoIFIC. Captain Nys
hhsGGTTIIS. Se sSs:,. d hsS:;
ApkiAriC cs I,, Grafton: ...,v a.,
speed and passengers rS sHsass
Led for elegance or csr,srA Price Of p..s,ss from NV
charged noted the plans Of the ssbna For freight
SPSxs .K, G3tITss z South street. 'rs
One Of the chips Of lss will sail Saturday the
Msh ApI and Leaving Liverpool on wsdss.sny the
h h
2s.h Nay An experienced win be attached TO each
NoR MARsIILLEs-THE SUPERIOR FRENCH BRIG
JEAN GEORGES Capt Lts0q Rnyb PSr ar;snS sSPH
T7V.oUo1 LINE ron sAN TRANCIsco. VIA CHA
'Ss; S:s; *.ss y,isi Ito
So.i ara Ghas. ma sosns.sn Win .hs United s;ss:
hroush to San Frsnsiseo.
RrDverD RATES OF 'As cs. 70 cnAes ss.i.,.,,
Alter FALCON State Rooms. ...sii2s SIPS
Forward saloon ds........ is lW
All Is. above dine :s table, and have To prir-
ssssrss.' found With mattress
5rsisSs % clssSss cent. rst foot Expense. on tn.
s EIs
r.sifs Mil ship Company. Tho United States Nail
PAsAyA -. 10s7 tons. Capt. David O. Bailey,
OkI1ON 09s tons. Capt Carlisle y. Patterson,
CALIFORNIA. ESQ tons. :. Capt Ihos A. Budd,
TENNESSEE ... lso tons. Capt. George A. Cole.
UNic0RN 800. go tons
intended form outhy line between Panama
end California Passengers In the after cabins
furnhed bedding but not and liquors Passengers in
the Storage found with sueb rations furnished
the crew. and with mattress and row All passengers viii
be allowed baggage Free to the extent Of
$50 lbs weight s,eesdins cubic feeI
Freht extra baggage merchandise when taksn 500
per and and half all specie Packages
should not exceed l25 lbs weight for mule carriage
Cabin. StcerAxs.
Passage from Psnbma TO San Bias or
San Diego.. 125
San Francisco. $40 $50
No stores to be landed will be taken baggage Charges
Of and debarkng and all personal port charges
intending health fees ard boa. hire to be paid BY the nas
pesssge recnred until paid for. Apply the
once Of the Company, % South street, New York.
INOR CALIFORNIA VIA CHAGREs--NEW AND
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ITO BALL conrIrrEEs-rBE NEW ASSEMBLY
II Rooms, IN Chsmhens street, deer 70 Burton's
N .sfre are scv ready foe cecvrstiss ard
" ss notice ~ e~rmess 90 p~ssvay sdapsed for srss
ssss seuhIies srx recherche Thivfy ecsoss az
ssused the feov, vke the
original feature supper roor.
popular sreesics u M Hsshsrt frrrshed
rscepsics fcews ladies asd srstenss arssss sces
elosk spfreshmest ssfcons eo,
sss,y ss.ssh:l - ne ss.' q Ser Agsly z "a SsA-
ms1eRnte.
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WALLHALLA, 81 CANAL STREET. LASTING Sue
w GEES Of unrvaed 1t this classic Tenn
PIE Of the nost beautiful ladies IN the world
hb living pictures and statues The oAly band of Female
kinstrele end Of Open every night
At oclech Extra performances every Wednesday and
Saturc AZ at O'Clock.
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N>NNN>1~N~NNNNNNNNNNNNN
ID ENOVAL.--J. w. RUMsEY 4 co. HAVE RExOvkD
N Cedar street. between Nassau and Bread
uay where they sale large and extensive assort
hosiery Gloves, shirs and Drawers Woelen and
Cotton Yarns &C. Merchants and dealers invited 70 call
and examine their stock.
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EIE sA1r-THnor0H TICKET FOR SAN FRANCIS
60 IN kottrts ir~ March 18th. also for the transms
..n tr mail tsessEes ny Responsible psrses IN ne
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0yNNNNNNNNNNNN>N>NNN~>
u OARDIN q .-oENTEEL ACCOMMODATI0Ns FOR
- gentlemen. families without childrcn ~ No. Sls
Broad ay next door to the st Charles
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I(EcULAR PACKET LINE Fos SAN FRANCISCO.
N Cshiornia. karch 6-The A Ne. Canton ship How
QJA kaet epEc master Of tons taE,hea. having her
cargo epfsgsd snd beard foot Of Wall street.
re,sht and .erd In t, lAahs Yer .bca, 30 sbs more
freight, sfry 20 ". FOWLER, - West street
The A. pssist ship "st. Psuiek Waterman, master.
new IosdDs at Iier Eerth river. will succeed ts "gov
ma"
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IL trcutied wth eaky cellars witch thereby
eeted comparatively useless have them permanently
suhcrer With Cement Concrete a. but little
cost than oosen and instead ke them Of p@-
rifhne In four i've ~il thousand Nom"ney
erected until sataecn givsn Beet 0freference given,
Were work te sanusd All work wsrrsnted darisg
the lite % tfe suhsct Tier Nm. "A. SiMONrON,
la Nsas.a street. Broetlyn.
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ITO vEIL-sAxE TINE AND PLACE TODAY.

DANK WANTED BY CASH CUSTOMER, IN TaIs
ID STATE. New Jersey. Pennsyivana, or karyland Any
person a company bank TO dispose Of
hear of customer, by addressing Bank az the Herald
cfhce. All oommu mics tions strictly private.
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No stores to he landed will be taken baggage Charges
Of aud debakins and all personal por. charges
including health fees ard boat hire to be paid by the
ssusr No recnred until paid for Apply ~ the
once OF the Coz % South street, New York.
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Two TBsoroH rIcKsrs TOR san FRANCISCO
~ uey he cttainec ~ the dek Of
pD. ssuOaT a CO "a broadway.
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NJ ORRIsIANA-TwENTY-r -FOUR BUILDING Lois IN
AVA the VILLAGE of MorrisADs close railroad de-
yo All in one tract Of an acre and half There t~o
large frame huildpEs easily into three dwellings
tho ground which level and free fsem rock rhs
pdity Nth which building going forward In the village.
ehs,tr vhe will cell Tot A. time double the price asked.
Without the buildings 2e ash ed for the whole
ply WILLIAM DANIBLL ~ second street,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26
The Central Road.

The Boston papers of Friday last, stated that
$4,000 Shares of the new Stock had bee
taken. We are informed that Intelligence We.
received here, on Saturday evening" that about
$4,000 Shares were subscribed. We are high
w gratifed to record this evidence Of renewed
confidence and SagdcHy, on the part of the Dos
ton capitalists, who not long ago seemed about
10 be " frightened out Of their seven senses,
simply because they were furnished with an OPP
portunity to purchase a valuable property Tor
about half what it is worth
Tho work Of grading the line through
Burlington, and of filing on the Lake Shore
for Depot and Station Buildings, is proceeding
with energy and despatch. The grounds aud
Docks Of the Company, when completed will
be remarkably spacious aud commodious, and
will add greatly both to the picturesque beauty
and the business appearance Of our town, as
viewed from the Lake.
The Stesm Elephant, that carries its
'trunl" on the end of its snout is doing "kIl.
ing business at the North end" Il attracts
crowds Of admitting and wondering spectators
by the ease and expedition wiki which it
scoops up the unressting sanl and eats its way
through the hill. Ohe rather inexperienced
citizen from the neighborhoad Of Ripton, after
looking at it awhile in profound silence the
other day, observed that he would be gosh
darned it that want balm out the airlh &C
cordin' to Gunter!" And show in thunder
that bottom knew enough to fall out every
time, jest over them cars lie didn't know y
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,r, - =, . .
Inc n. \. Cour'er aFd L"I~"er tAns con o.
mcnts on the recent dsgraceiul scene in the
u. S. Senate.
Yesterdays proceedings in the Senate were
exciting and important. Two votes were taken
OF good deal Of consequence, and scene was
enacted such as has never before disgraced the
Senate of the United States. The Senate re-
fused, Gil Mr., Benton's motion, to lay the usual
order OF business on the table and take up the
California bill,-aud voted, on M. Cay's mo-
ton not to instruct the Select Committee. On
the first question, Mr.. Webster voted with the
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WEEsr2R's SIr-cI.-lt appears from an IF.
Nclc IN t"c L slon Alias thai Mr. Wooster cs-
sentla.ly m.dIii.d his speech ia reference to
admission at new States made uut OF Texas.
The additional para Taph in the Washington
EDITION o the speech Is as follows:
"What mean To say is, that the ijue for Tie
adInlsSisn OF new States formed Out Of Texas,
the Number OF such States, their JoHaIurjes,
aud the requisite GAlpum IF goyatl,iJiuud h p
things connected with admission, are in the
FREE DISCRETION OF CONGREss, except this, to
wlt that Wien new States toriG ed out Of Texas.
are to be admitted, they have right by legal
stipulation and contract IL come in Us slave
States. -He-nc ScHini.
And it makes all the difference in the world!
What Mr., SEWARD insisted upon is, that Co.'S
GREss is to determine, jointly with Texas, when
new States are to be 'jormed" Wien law
fully " formed" we do not, no,, insist that it is
competent ior Congress to refuse them " I'D
mission'-,houyh we will " think OF that :"
But Mr.. WEusTrR's r'porlel speech contained
nothing bearing family resemblance 10 the
statement above.
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THInTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
WAsuryGroy. April 10. is.

WAsmycToy, April 10, 1850.
In Senate, Mr.. Hale presented a petition for
a repeal of the slave laws ia the District O!
Columbia, and moved its reference to Il select
committee, upon which lie called for the yeas
and nays. After some debate, NJ. Atchson
moved to lay on the taGIc the question OF recep-
ton aud reference, which was carried.
The Committee on Mr.. Foote's resolution OF
all the slavery subjects chosen by bilIo',
Mr.. Clay being first elected chairman, and the
remainder on a single ballot, thu: Mrssrs. Bell
of Tennessee, BerrIen Of Georgia, Bright Of In.
diana, Ctss of Michigan, Cooper OF Re lnSyva.
MIA, Dickinson of New York, Downs Of iousi-
ana, King of Alabama, Mlngum OF North Caro-
lima, Mason Of Virginia, Phelps Of Vermont,
Webster of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Benton moved instructions TO require
separate reports, Sc. which were ruled ont.
The California bill was taken up aud Discus
sed Mr. Clay said he should move an amend
ment, adding the territorial aud perhaps the
Texas boundary questions.
Mr.. Benton said he should prove that to be
illegal and unparomontary.
Mcssrs. Clay and Benton said they ucr1 res
pectvely prepared to meet The issue, AVID The bin
was made the order for Monday fortnight
Mr.. Hale renewed the motion to refer certain
aniislavery petitions
Mr. Atchison moved that the motion BE- laid
on the table, which was carried, and the Senate
adjourned to Monday.
The House Of Representatives, after discu--
sing the private calendar in Committee of the
Whole, rose aud reported progress, IL Conn
,nittee of the Whole on the state Of the Union
Mr. Cleveland, OF Connecticut, N lda his Aout'a
speech advocating the admission o. t';lortid,
aud rebuking Southern threats. Mr.. MorehedI.
OF kentucky, took the fl, Dor, when the commit
Ice rose aud the House aljourneI