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To the Editors.

GENTLEMEN: have read in your daily Union, Of the
I'd instant the article that you have published on the
subject OF the Rey Interested you must be in
the purpose OF good administration and in the cause OF
justice, and being convinced that persons must have
been br6ed. enclose 10 you the letter published on
the 18th December lS49 La Verad proving the guilt
OF the Spanish government OF Cuba.
NEW YORK, January 5, 1850.
The THE SPANISH CONSUL IN NEw YoRK TO THE
EXPLOITATION CAPTAIN
CURA We have received from Havana a copy the an
swer which the Spanish consul Of this city the
horaton Of the captain general OF the island OF Cuba Don
Frederick Ronca claiming person OF Don Cio Villa
VERDE who had Just escaped from the Jail Of Havana
matters.
We are very well convinced that the document which
prived requisites which give Authenticity 70
ment. OF this but nevertheless il is less entitled
our credsnc, and we not afraid lest the only
who dives IL Of credit win publicly do So great is
the opinion which Of the yeracy OF the per-
We clearly perceive thererom thai similar exhortaon
Rave been Don Carlos de Espans, consul Of
Garcia clearly follows that the poyec Of her Catholic
Majesty that place thought and acted very differently
morality and honor OF Mr. Stoughton The laws relative
refugees the in al the States Of the conederacy
that although there is comparison between Mr. Garcia
aud Mr. Viaverde, do not doubt that il the latter
Orleans the would have been laid against him
which have been laid TO seize and send Ha
vana. There Is no room 10 doubt IL Here Is the docu
menl,
The undersigned Of her Catholic Majesty at New
York. In plfsnce with the requirements annexed
exhorta,io1, notifies hst from instituted inquiries II
suits TINT Don cro Vaverde, Of the named accused
persons. appeared Ia Savannah and IL IL believed he
rived there from t Havana that IRON Savannah he came
70 New York the Cherokee days ago, and
g nj present in the same city that by the laws of these
States the Of passengers these territories Is ALTO
geiher Tree, and without necessity Of any document; that
by virtue Of the lars, fhst OF
acting passport and that the consul of her Catholic
Majesty las right 70 claim H. and that therefore IL Is i'm
possible 10 sfeef phat recommended bv the aoesad
horafioa s fHbe; that u has been possible
certain with exaenes, IN what manner said Vsverde
dat auGsr
escape and accompces 81 this person; that the
others mentioned said exhoration Don Vim
Fernandez and Don John Garcia, IL known yet
that they have appeared in New York All which made
known the of the inquiries made in com ance
with the aforesaid exhoation, which returned hereuno
annexed .FRASClS STOUGHTON,
Consul of her Catholic Msjesiy.
"NEw YoRK, May Is, 1si9"
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DR.. Naphsgy,, the Hungarian.

This gentleman has located him self in Washington
and has been engaged understand in Georgetown
College The officers OF that institution have acted noble
part towards DIR, Naphegy, and made him sgre able
home in America.
The doctor has made preparations scale
TO give series Of exhibitions in his wonderful Drummond
Light Microscope. His first exhibition given in The
college last Monday evening" in the Of the
This microscope magnies 5000 900 times, objects
have been shown from all branches of natural seieIce
The public exhibitions Of the doctor will commence next
week in Washington. zoology, anatomy, crystalloga
ply, botany astronomy, and the infusoa OF all liquids
the eye the fly, with L. 900 parts the tongue Of the
quito made appear yards long, and the sixty on
teeth OF the insect! The whole collection embraces
$4,000 objects all Of rare and truly wonderful variety Every
person DESTROYS Of understanding the natural sciences
thus beautifully illustrated should pay the of the
Hung stranger visit They will find there in addi-
ton, several striking dssolvng views including the birth
place Of Kossath the battles of Hungary and several of
principal towns Of that unhappy country.
The time and place oil exhibition viii be stated here
after.
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PUBLc DENOMINATION On Thursday last there suc
an ouburs, OF JOY among the democrats, well large
portion OF the wings Of this place the OF the cleo
ZION Of Mr. Cobb to the Speakers chair cali for
public demonstration. The Banner office wa. Illuminated
and torch light procession wound through the Streets
preceded by land OF music, his dwelling, wherc an
address delivered large concourse OF our ctzens
after which they partook Of refreshments handsomely pre-
pared and cooreoasy rendered by the family In OF
rooms Upon the return OF the TO the BaGn.r
ohice, eloquent address was delivered by Stevens
Thomss esq The procession also marched the house
Col Cobb, father Of the Speaker, aud received by
ibis aged and venerable gentleman 10 manner touching 70
~ We have for further details Suffice itfosay.
The whole demonstration of In mannef every WY
gratifying the friends Of Mr. Cobb. tGa) Ban
rsr, yaasary3
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Communicated
This "IIome Department" must become one Of the most
important and useful IN our govenm organization
[CtHetAn1i Gaseitc, Dsc. 81, ls4e
The "Home Department" has become distinguished
"for the most important species OF improperly and
usurpaton OF powers, not its own known to the annals
OF the American republic Its Secretary has made il
useul' TO inict injury the American character by
his unwarrantabe decisions, il not collision with the
prosecution Of cains (of which there exist grounds
to .fear.) preferred against various Indian tribes b
forcsiang the action Of Congress upon the settlement OF
claims recommended by his predecessor for congressional
direction he overode alike delegated propriey and
precedent His several ORDERS directing the payment OF
individual debts, or alleged claims OF corrupt traders and
Spectators out OF the Indian national funds are certainly
important enough 10 cover the Department Of the In
terror" with disgrace, If not 10 scandazc our national
fame The said Secretary has made important and
ush for national injury by dsregarlng the directions
OF oar national statute books, IN the assumption Of
the power Of removal and appointment Of employees
IN various Offices Of the government He has made ii
importdn N AID Of corruption, BY employing his satellites
and proegos al the public expense without authority Of
law. Surely department thus conducted and 30 prolific
OF roitennes should be expuaged from the statute book
or made TO yield the fruits promised by its progenos
JOHN HAMPDEN, Jr
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE


BALFAoKE, Jan SIS D. m
Aaaipsrsary Of ts battle Of Nsw OdsamsTsia II M,
Hck~am ssspiaa refugees --fmporiasi expect
ed-1hs marksis, &c.
To-day the anniversary OF the bate OF New Orleans
and of military companies would doubtless have
been parade, had the muddy and condition OF
the rendered IL practicabe Although there
10 be lack Of that patriotism whth formerly Squared
citizens proper observance Of Glo ous EighthsI
perceive that the Baltimore sharp Shooters keep up their
annual ball. which Gov Thomas and staff will be pres.
ent tonight as wei as Gen Childs and staff from fon
McHenry and General Stewart and sta Of the Maryland
volunteers The American flag Is flying from the Argus
Office and some OF our military armores. as
The second trial of George H. Hickman, esq ON the
charge Of procuring land warrant forged power Of
attorney progressing before the u s. circuit court and.
inc testimony being the the first trial. there
no aouo Of his being agan honoraby acquitted Indeed
rainier ansccoantahle that the second Indictment should
nave oeeh Drought MP, when the testimony In the first
case proved be an honorable business usnsacion
Wnien nf hekman was as much surprised the depan
ment was 10 fad that he had been deaeived
portion OF the Hungarian refugee. arrived IN pills.
depha Yesterday and the remainder pec,ed 70 arrive
to-day, where grand reception awaits them Thar -.
been very o preparation made here give them tslns
welcome.
fortnights laier adyces from California and Europe
are now nearly due The Canada will bring news from
Europe, and the Cherokee from California. The former
Lee Liverpool the 10Th ult and the latter was 10 leave
Chagres the arrival OF the Oregon Unicorn at Panama
from San Francisco with dates the LIST of December
They are both expected before Sunday.
We have nothing new from Annapolis except that the
squabble for senatorial dignity among the wings
warmer as the time for the caucus approaches. Sass
The MARKETs.-ln the Baltimore marker this naornine
there sales Of 100 bbs Howard street -four nj ri 49,
Holders generally are asking 81 81 ~ St Noshne
doing City Mills Small transactions in grain and no
change from yesterdays quotations '83 @et
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supreme Court Of the United states. "a
MoNpAY, January s. 1850.

MONDAY, January 8. 1850.
Marcus L. Cobb, esq Of New York, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this court.
No. "a. Anna Tufts Us. Charles Tufts et al Appeal
from circuit court United States for Massachusetts The
decree OF the circuit court in this affirmed upon
the terms filed by the parties.
No 81. Charlotte Taylor appellant, James Taylor
ct al. The argument OF this cause was concluded by
Mr. Holmes for the appellant
No. 80. E. B. Caldwell, plaintiff in error vs The Uni
ted States This argued by Mr. Falon for the
plaintiff of error and by Mr. Attorney General johnson
for the defendants in error.
Adjourned till to morrow, Il o'clock
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OCT t~usson.A Tor hundred dollars, dated Jan
II 1850 drawn BY Amos Kendall payable srfy aer
A. n Corhn and endorsed Nv and Geo Wood
An san trading for The viii mot be
pad, - ---
Jan e-A AMOS KENDALL,
EvER's New Novel. Con- Cregsn. the rrish Gu Bias.
The peers Daurhiers ny Lady Lyuon Blower Price IN
The Maiden Married L oary Powell, afterwards Mistress
ysne FRANcK TAYLOR
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We have received letter from Henry NJ. Paine affirm
ing the truth Of the communication OF Mr. Rufus Por-
ter published in the Union, in relation 10 alleged
iraordinay invention, and replying the objections Of our
correspondent &C." We can give place 10 no more dis
cussion Of the matter in our columns n Mr. Paine
wishes to convince the public that he has actually made
the discovery which he alleges he has the best way for
him to accomplish his purpose is TO produce the nven-
lion. When The public sees, il win believes and do
not think il will before. Certainty, public exhibition and
demonstration will put end TO the dispute We advise
Mr. Paine TO adopt that method OF siiencng objections
instead OF attempting 10 write them down
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LatseIi's Living Age, No. ssc.--Prtce Isk
Contents
A. Jasu,n-the French Barber Poet Westminster Review.
Bernard Magazine
Correspondence Of George iBeutey's Miscel-
& Maiden and Married Life Mary Powell Mion-Concuded.
Mans Power himself prevent control Insanity
Gentleman's Magazine.
G. A Word Two ON Por Wine Westminster Review.
T. Poems g. saxe-New York Recorder,
g. Death OF "Fathcr Miller''-Boston Atlas.
o. sense the Divine Presence--Christan Observer.
TO- Tho Seaside and the Fifcside-IIome Journal.
wAsHIroTos, December a. lef5.
OF all periodical Journals devoted to literature and science
Europe IN this this appeared
useful indeed exposition
English language this
includes portratue
}. O. ADAMS.
A new year md a just commenced
Published weekly, at s6 year. by
4. LTTTELL Co, Boston.
And sod by JOSEPH sHLLINGToN,
Jan AZ and PENNSYLVANIA
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Interrnents N City OF washinxton during tlss
Month ending Dec. n, Is49

Accident Il apoplery, abumnaa IL brain inflammation Of
bowels consumption, 5; convusons
O. dropsy fever, typhoid, q fever, yphus
gangene whoopng cough hydrotheraK hydrocephaiu
inemperance age, paralysis rheumatism, schirrus
stomach Il sionstis, small pox Tin hospaD stiborn
unknawn n ysriooid. L. Total
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Al the Nav Yard, Washington the instant by Rev c.
DENsoS, Nj, THOMAS 4. Rocket and MISS MARGARE7
STAPLES, both Of District of Columbia.
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the eth instant, JOHNSON ELLIOTT FALEs az Gao
WAsHssros and JANE A. FALEs aged years
The funeral win place afternoon, O'Clock, which
their friends invited
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WISE, the great American HAIR Ressorer. been
operating successfully for the past few heads
afflicted with badness
the hair He viii remain IN this city some ten days, amer which
sufficiently paronized he will leave for the South Per-
wishing OF gentleman application
immediately. There mistake him all be little
fa tal bring the head OF all who
suit Of beautiful hair Persons certificates from those
operated calling his b. Hackneys
boarding house. Pennsvania
Jan 6-3tds ffntel., Geo. ADV, d Alex. Gaz.
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THE declared dividend
stock Of the payable 90 the
stackhoders ON demand. ALEXANDER MCINTYRE,
lar s--eorf Secretary.
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Hceadiarism.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. There were two fires n
Northampton last night, both the OF an ncendiary
The barn Of Samuel +. Ligmas, esq., and three wooden
stores, in Centre Merchants Row, occupied by Mr. Kirk
bookseller, MI Kellogg, tailor, and Sacke boot and
shoe dealer, were consumed Partly insured
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Fre, &c, at Montrose, Pennssipa.io

MoNTRosE, January The carriage manuactory of H.
Clemens together with barn adjoining, consumed
by re yesterday morning Loss VI 00J. No insurance.
man, belonging 70 Onego county, found sus-
pended by his handkerchief in the woods Sprngvie
IN this county From the appearance the head sup
posed TO have been there for Two weeks.
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Prepared ony Ffedriek Bropa his Dpg AVID Chemical
Sfore, aorihsaa If FIN aad ChesHs m Fhfa
THIS Essence preparation Of unusual and q varied
properties powerful and sase sumunnt n
required, efficacy well ne imnedisfs action To
ny circle invaiuab rev drop~
and agreeable remedy 20 the
Invalid who requires Immediate relief well
southern climate whore
a generally induces thirst for ssmulsn
u ALWAYS he found an tempting
erares which dtate and
I'd owers IN dyscpa bowels,
ara sickness active and pleasant
ehinr remedy, and prescribed by the eminent Of med
suppl above just Drug
Of Rs. PATTERSON.
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Carusi,s saloon.

WILL SOON CLOSE.
Odd Fellow Hall, 9TH street, washingten.
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR a SHORT SEASON
Handsomely fitted with raised platform and brilliantly lighted
with gas)
Baynss celebrated Of Gigantic Pa~orasas esfifd
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent views Of Boston, harbo Hs
ending with magnificent THAMES TUN
brilliantly Illuminated both beautiful RIVER
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore by
wards Of 250, 900 persons
exhibition every "Wednesday Saturday
O'Clock.
Admission, twelve years, cents
Doors open i6k O'Clock commence moving ut IN
lg-lmds
Washington Assemblies.
SUBsCRIBERs the Washington Assemblies and hav
~ ing the written authority OF manager TO procure tickets In
le Fschers
adjoining Irving ote Store
doors Of Browns Hotel.
FIRST Assembly, the eh instant, At Jackson Hall,
s-2nf
Carusi's Saloon.
A CARD.-L. CsRUsI his
fashionable soee will be held the saloon Thursday
ming, January 10, 1850. Jan e-A
SUBJECT-MATTER OF the North Americas Review
Baptist Races Hungary
Eiotis History Of Roman Liberty Whippe Lectures Travels in
Barols Dscourses; John and Humphrey Mar
shall Lady Alice the New Una Tocquevies History Of Louis
XIV Kennedy's Lie Of Writ
The Amencan published large quarterly
bers Eve dollars snnum, and viii be regularly forwarded
strongly enveoped post Office In the United Suites
JAMS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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rELEaRArHlo REpoRTs Foa THE us.os.
Condition q Tic Nrthya Markets..

NEw York, Jan. SIP. IN.
Stocks depressed, and but light saes-treasury &C.
Ill; loan Of 1867, lllt. Money plenty and rates
easer. Exchange LoIdon, "a Flour firm sales IL
% 06i So l2h ior common State and western Genesee
IS 4S a IS 564 southern in good demand at IS Is
" BIZ Rye flour and corn meal unchanged No change
in grain of any description, aud bnt transactions as
the supplies limited. Provisions dul--mess pork,
Sli 80, and prime So SO Groceries frn-sales OF New
Rio coffee, ll2 ~ cents Cotton has advanced and
very frmsales, however small Whiskey, 262 cenis
PHIIADELPHIA, January So, p m-Stocks are without
change, and sales smallnew loan Of 1867 Ill Pennsy
wanna a Flour qaietsmali sales oicommon brands
So s. i2h Rye -four and unchanged The sun.
plies OF grain Light and sales OF any have
taken paceprices without change Provisions are mac
tive, and without change. Cotton held firmly the late
advance with small sales Whiskey "a 27a in hhds
and bbis.
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A CARD.-HENRY DOUGLAS Florist and Scotsman, corner
Of 18th and opposite the State Department. takes this
method appre his patrons beautiful colecion
Of flowers bloom arranged order either m
bouquets wreahs, spe, baskets, sc, with superior s
guaranteed To please, Ut reasonable prices
Ian 2--eod2w
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NOTTCE-Proposais received until the 18Th day lana
IN boats 70 PC descred ne
Columbia, Cumberland Masnd on or before me
will bs furnished by personal application,
ter Al The Office Of Hunter Harris Co.. Cumberland, Maryland
- " - 49, " THOS @. HARRIS,
Aep, and Chesapeake
nal Transportation Company - -.
CUNrrptssp, Maryland, Dee. ~, 1912.
fNa,iona ntelrcncer Alexandria Gazette Baltimore
and Rsiimore sun win publish until Januay nesil
Dec Q5-dti0Jan sas "a L
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CATHOLIC Ansnac Tor issoThs dsy recsiyedz o. ssls
INV TAYLOR MAuRY.
Jan BookseIlers, near 9th street.
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Arrival Of the Steamer Oaio.
il New YORK, Jan. 9, p m.-The steamer Ohio arrived
here this morning. from Havana, with Si
| day OF her departure.
She brings nothing later from California the Falcon not
i having arrived when she left.
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THE North American Review. Jsnmsry, lss0.-The
Monthly Law Reporter, January, 1850 annual Report 81 The
Of Allied Sciences fhyscs MneFnog,
and Geology, By Professor Liebig -. =
This day received for sale BY Iafa.oh MAUkf
JAMS booksehers, near eh street
I,RASCE-sceiai. Iasernry, and Political. ny Henry
Il Lytfon Buiwer, NJ p. 2voiunes - -
FRANCk TAYLOR.
NEW BoOKsAnne Boeyn. Arageay, BY George n. Boxer,
s,spsae Besusrnai- Duchess Of tale PRICE
Dec Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DIED,

In New.York June q, LOUISA HAVERMYER Gle.
LAND aeed years ana 5 months. Also the nh, Az
EXANDER aged 9 years and months, and GERTRUDE,
eyed Years aud months, children Of James ana Enda
Cleland. all Of maigusnt scarlet fever
~ Undertook paper please copy.
On Saturday, June % JULlA daughter OF Calvin r. and
Julia M Merry AGED n months
The and friends Of The family invited
tend the funeral from 20 hcOougal 81 Tuesday
Ing July O'Clock without further invitation. Her
mains will be aIen staten Island for inerment III p
Al bis residence, al stspeton, June 2s, Mr. JOHN
WOOD, OF the City Of NewYork. Ia the sd year OF
ON Friday evening, Jure %, JOHN H. FERRIS, JrsOn
Of John II Ferris
In this city, on Friday evening June g. ABBY, wife OF
Charles Webb, ESQ aged % years.
June 80 PATRICK ODONNELL in the 9th year ofhls
age
His friends and those OF his late employer James Nc.
Kenpa respectfully requested 10 attend his flnera,
from his late residence 20 Spruce 81 al O'Clock on Tues
day, I'd July w. I'D
On suncsy, June 90 BENJAMIN }. FOWLER Tor
many years teacher In this city In The 52i rear Of h age
In full assurance OF happy immortality.
His relatives friends and former pupilS afscuonate.
y invited attend his funeral from hs late ience 2H
Eighth near Twenty. Ihrd-st on Tuesday, July al
o'clock A. NJ. His remains will be taken 10 Trinity Gem
eiery for intermeni
~ Buffalo Poughkeepsie and Carmel papers ples,s
copy
in Brooilyu June So OF congestion OF the lgng, JAMES
THOMSON, aged 50 years.
His remains will be removed his morning 10 Perth An
boy, N for inermeni.
On board The cutter Hamilton at Boston, June
y, Capt JOSIAH STURCs aged g. years. He Ia the
revenue service twenty I've and generally
sptced for his urbane and emanly department and
bis answering attention TO duty
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Passengers Arrived

In stednship CRY Of Giascour from GL1sqoto-xrs "a
Cowan, Mics Brodie, Waterbury Mrs X Rsphal Mas
h and kapeau, Master Rsphal, Mrs & WniteneS al
Miss Whilehesd, NJ A Cochran, Mis Z Cochran q 3
Parker, hnourne, w Robertson Jr, roup Bayl lry
Saunders, Brown, Mr. Harrison, y Huffman Ffa1ris
s'ering VIM Mckenzie. Mira M:Kenzie, Master WIN Ne.
kenzie John siverwfignt Peter Carer, DR. Jacob De
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gerNd Mira Basil Reed Mss Ages Reed Master snes
Need, Mr. JosIHh Blackburn Miss Marion Bsie Mr. s.nl
Robinson James Trotter Mrs Catherine Snioert aaser
James smioerl M.ss jane SmiosrL VIM Fsun WIN Htr.
rover, Mrs Ann narrower, David Harrower Ms Tenet
hsnower, WIN Watson, Joha Robb John Polet tn 1mss
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knoensuen John McDzirnid James S,olt Richard Tom
hill Alfred Ramsey. Robert Crch;on Mrs Mrgaret Cr.h.
on Miss Criseca Anderson Mis Margaret Scott ST. Pc
Ter forier John D0OlAn Ars Amelia DooEn is, ID ,,l.a
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Robert DooiAn, Miss Mary )oAn. Maser Ina lod D ~,
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