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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

XK7ANTED-Seve young men to en-
gage in a safe and very profitable business small
cspilal will be required Young OF energy can clear
from $50 10 500 per month without risk. Call on w A
So Frankln-st from to I2 A. NJ. and from to r M
OF
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BOARDING.

pOARD.-A front Parlor, first floor
ASwith Bedrooms attached, and large single Rooms oa
upper feors may be had, together with hotel lahe on ne
accommodating terms al The Union PaTa douIe' is
ard ~ Fourteenh-sL between Broadway and Flith-aT
c2l Ivy
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nEAcuER OLE MATHEMATICS.

"A tbst cen show the best testimonies of the University
~ Vienna lin Germany desires to instruct pupils In com
mon and and higher MATHEMATICS and MECHANICS;
His knowledge OF English being limited to ths detiaas ~
scouanted fee is Of no consequence Address D. NJ al
off u45 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

Egs7 BY Prof. Bush.-Serviceus usual on SAB BATH
MORNING, in The Church in Eighthst between Broad
way and Fourthav appropriated for the worship Of
the FIRST Society Of the NewJerusaem. In the Evening,
: Lecture by the same, att O'clock. d2l l*
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r Recommendations Literary AsS no.
cinionfhe Thirteenth Anniversary o o. so oS to Nom
nav Ge Sd ins, Mt P H. Essay. Poem, &c us before
No 6,,,tber nostponement Admission free al q
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GHRISTMAS TREES.-A great vari-
Oey OF articles recently selected in Paris, for decora-
ling ChrsmaI Trees forming the only complete assortment
of such articles be found Ia the city, for sale at
d2l 3dgt THOMPSON s. SONS Saloon, Z}5 Broadway.
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XN7ANTED-Situations are wanted ior
w The following smart tidy, well recommended ser
wants. the Select Protestant s.ocb and
Irish Cooks A. E. German and IA Prot oIs ro
maids Walters; Am. z ? 5 and 10 Pro L. o1 "
slresses aud Nurses; and a, r D. q OF 20 ~
P i Girls for General Homework ul3 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

To The Pilgrim Fathers.-A Discourse on the
Distinctive Principles othe Puritan Settlers OF New Hug-
land will be preachet the Broadway Tabernacle Wy the
Pastor, TO- ORROW MORNING. Service to commence
at III O'clock. d2 lt*
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60, Notice.-Rev C H. FAY has been requested
reconcile John "a ard % with The positions he assumed
in his explanations Of Matthew 46 He will comply
with this request in the Orchard-st. Uuyersas Church,
next SABBATH (To.Mouow) EVENING. Services 10
commence at O'Clock d2l lt%
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u Jnne-~e. sunday SchoOlsThe Fifth Auniver
sary of the Sunday School of the Mehodis Episcopal
Church. Jane.st win be held CHRISTMAS NIGHT,
Dec 25 1850 The Exercises viii consist of Dialogues Adj
dresses ard Singing by the Chidren-Also Singing by the
from the members of the school Harncds 80 Eighth
avenue or al Van Beurens 223 Bleecker d2l 3STu&Wt
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gF- Forefnihers' Day.--The Asuyersary OF the
sissonarv Association conuect,d with The BCotfway Tab
eruarie Ssbbrth school viii b. celebrated On SABBATH
EVENING Dec r. 10 the Taberpsce, n n O'Clock Ad-
dres.. arr ,.xupc,.d from Rev Dr. hUTTON, Rev. JOS.
2 THOM PSlN 0 otfeTs AZ "
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The Novelty of RomansuIThe Antiquity of
PROTEST ANTIShI,AS Second Lecture will be delivered
on the above topics on SABBATH EVENING, at oclk.
in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Nins Grand
Willnmsburgh LII. by the Pastor Rev JOHN B. FIN
LAY, PHI il. Public worship in the morning at l01 o'clock
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r-To the undGS NJ :. On
lbehslf othe CabinelnQkers in the employ o.
o ha we have ceased work in consequence OF pro
noed reduction the price of our labor on me part OF mr.
TnSINF. and he having threatened to discharge any
pa hnonpinr TO the Trade COMMITTEES, we wish our TEL
o Tradesen not nuke application for empioymea
oM re settled OF which due notice will be given
anu hia''''s nv PETER GREEN, Chairman.
d2O ST. JOHN DENT, vice. n4Iulal.
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pOARD-Is Wanted. with two unfun-
1Jishcd Rooms for q Gentleman Wife and Child
dren. Location above Chambers-st- Address FRED
FRICK, Tribune Office DO II
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"a a Discourse viii be delivered TOMORROW
ExEEII;HG (the Pilgrims Anqjversary BY Rev Dr.
CHEEV Err al the Ch0rchOfhe Purtaus Union square
The Inheritance lqr by Purli4a Foref4der8, aud
The way 70 Perpetuhte II Services begin 0clock.
The New York herald., 1850-05-23
TeIegrnphic REPORTS.

NEw ORLEAN'. May is, 1850.
The sales of cotton to-day reach 900 baiesprices
are comparatively one-eighth of a cent lower The
market for rice is improving 1t is held at So rs
a SO ssh. We are now waiting the receipts Of the
Hibernias adyices.
Nrw ORLEANS, May 10.
The market for cotton Is less firm, and prices have
declined y Of a cent. The sales Of the week add up
10000 bales including miidng, at l2c and good mid
ding l2i4c. We notice advance in the price of
pork. with sales of 600 bbls. at $40 $40 IS
Holders Of Rio coffee have succeeded in establishing
advance some coo bags have changed hands, at Sc.
Skc There is AN upward tendency in the sugar
ket while holders do not inclined press sales
New Orleans molssses continues in fair request and
srm, with tair sass at CSC 2Te. per gallon There
il more activity among dealers ofard while quotations
have improved fully Il c,nt the transactions in prime
qualities within the week very large, az To The
steamship Hibernas news has just been received here
from Halifax. Its efec. the produce markets in
general IL es yet unknown.
BALrMonE, May % 1850.
There is fair demand for Howard street -four with
sales Of considerable parcels at IS 25 Some holders
inclined to ask more. There has been good bus-
ness done in corn at be q G0c.
Bosror May d. 1850
Annexed were the stock sales TO- -dayO shares Eos-
ton and Maine Railroad, loS; 50 Yer Cen Railroad 29
30 Boston and Providence Railroad s3z 90 Vermont
and Massachusetts, Railroad, 80. 26s4 10 Ftchburg
Railroad, 109%; l Northern Railroad. &c; 10 orfok
county Railroad $50 IS 20 do q q; 30 do. $50, 27H
20 do. $50 27}i; IS Dc. 271s 30 do, $50 2Tss 400
Rsilroad. 1928; Grocers Bank, olls so Edgeworth
Company. b0o IA; 80 do. 7i4 % East Boston Com
,S Esssx ~ co. @ ss Nartos er%on, Central
81; $50 do, 531S.
AlnAss. Mar q, 1850
The receipts by Canal since yesterday. as fol-
lows :-flour. S.0C0 bbis; wheat, none; none.
The transact tions in -four not quite large as
those Of yesterday. while pure Genesee sold at
straight State and Western at s5 IL %; and COM
mon State and mixed Western ct SIS IS. There is a
duh feeling in the market for corn vet holder. are
very frm. The operations OF the day add up 5000
brshcls at 62c for round yellow and mixed Western
BUFFALo. May %. 1850.
The receipts here during the past twenty -four hours
follows Flour, 2Ooo bhls wheat 100 bushels;
corn, l,co0 do The market for hour is dull and un-
settled Holders in consequence Of the favorable
by the Euiops, ask advance but buyers refuse to
operate except at he rates before the receipt
Of the pewt Prime wheat Is In fair demaud but the
hrmness Of holders checks operations The sales
copfped 20 lot of IL 600 bushels Wisconsin, st o.
cents The foreign news has unsettled the corn mar
ket aud sales Of Importance have transpircd Ohio
whiskcy sells ct - cents.
The New York herald., 1850-05-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHsLApEIrIuA, May 22.-Cotton is without much
movement, ard d~l Ht former rates Flour Is firmly
l., Ia. 3 iss4 IS - tyr and good brlais.
with sales Of some 100 800 barrels Corn MeAl--A
sale made at 50 81 and about 200 barrels
-four sold at the same price; holders now ask
Wheat is in demand and wanted at advance; about
coo bushels sold at 81 10 81 10 for red and 81 -
81 Il for white Rye Is at Gle Corn Is better
and 600 bushels Southern yellow sold at e2c Oats
in demand, and 500 bushels Pennsylvania brought
41c f2c Bark-Querctron sold at $4l per ton.
Rice Is lld more firmly and holders ask % rs
per 100 lbs. for prime OF coffee, sales of Rio
were reported at private bargain Sugar and molass
es were firm, but without much selling. Pork In good
demand at sll 50 Is tor mess and prime. but hold
ask more Bacon and lard cells at former quoted
rates Butter il dull Whiskey is steady, at 25c for
bbls., and 221s for hhds. Freights were dull.
New BKDroRD OIL MARKET Msy 20.-Sperm con-
tinues in good request, and prices have slightly ad
vanced since our last. We notice sales Of cargoes
Of 1,177 bbls at 11C4c; i25 bbs (part inferor) ut
l6Ac; 140 bhs do at 1l6c.; 20 bbls at He aud 2}s
Al prices We did not learn Whale-During the last
few weeks prices have gradually advanced from AZ
44c to so 52c gallon for good and prime aud 1t
is now firm at these latter rates. This advance IL
chiefly owing to the assured anticpations generally
entertained that the supply the present will fall
below the regular demand In lSi9, the importatons
of whale oil us 600 bbs which including stock
of 20OO0 bbls hand Jan /. 1S49 gave an aggregate
OF 2Gsu00 bills. The stock on hand Jan l. 1850,
l3Co0 iDporations to the present time $4,000 bbls
estimated i'm portal during the remainder OF the
year 10000 bbls showing aggregate for the OF
2OS co bbs $1,000 bbs less than the aggregate Of
last year The enhanced value of sperm oil together
with the improved quality Of whale, has moreover
produced an increased consumption of the latter,
which H. is believed must prevent any permanent re-
ducton from present prices, while further advance
may be expected the more active business season
approaches During the past week transactions have
been to n limited extent. Sales have been made OF
1300 bbls. N W Coast at SO 521sc $50 bbls. do at
5$c, and AGO bbls. at 5ic. Whslebone-We notice
sales Of 2lsO0 lbs mostly Polar at 35c and coo lbs
N. w. Coast private terms
The New York herald., 1850-05-23
DrARKETs ELsEwHLRE.

Bcsrcr. MAY ri-Brok<y.. PoarS-s,h. BOSTON ~a Main.
Rsilrcsd. r2h, ~ do, lo2A Concord Rsrcss 5z. 10
Do. ts svemont Central fsiiro.s 4s sW,s,arn ksii~
fesd. lea - Nerfek Ceusiy Railroad hsu 2rl, is do
=. ib de-, ~ "a Do. Hhi 10 DO, IA 25 AZ q. as Do
q. Old Colon Rsrosd. hzt do ~. 10 rftehbgr.
ksiire cd, 1cs; rof~ieh ass Worcester Railroad Ssi
ksstsrn ksilrosd. u1t Anoskesy nsrufsctnring Uon-
pan, 80; 10 lcstcr fsnt t5t Inies Rsnh Irlf ais
Nern.cnt Central rticsd dividends, ~ sIunD Oxsens-
tpfg Rsiir cd tords 80 tlso DO S7A S..ad Bo,cS-
10 shs Ncrf5k Ccunt- Esircsd bD Ta n 40 ~ 10 a.
~; ~ d. ia; so leading Railrosi bs0 "a Stooo
Ofosnstrrs Rsiirosd bones a
rpusrrirrfs, Msy 22-rsrs no rs-si7n STATE ya os
10 DO. tst,: 80 Do = ~ loo sieshany cir SIS ss 200
kssdir, nertesss tct 80. ~ aeo D. fsi., eso ao "a
7N sss Rsnk of ken fueky osi sSa Teess rexd Se,ss
~ ale. Nerth Ansrrs Bant 80 es beading Rslros5
2fs ~ NJ r,neipnst ss lOl; do p5 ~ ssls vip.rs
HsSk pcissvtie 90. 81 Nr Wininrtop Rsiirnsa So az
shr an srtoy ssrcsd its. 5000 Rsasiss Bonis
1Ub; 500 TO-. ~ % shs rusn Bsnk Tenn eoi,, tnion
tsnal, i.t 70 retua Rsilrosa ~ syso Atcxhsry Ci,y
ss stt. s.r..d R~rfs-f shs Penn Tovnship h,nE ~
Dc. ~. ssuN Resdias Gands, S.; 500 WiImirs,cr
Rsilrcsa ~ - hs scrs Csrsi, ~. nip.hil Nail
rsd, Gt rtfvs rAiir... - ~. Cityss fOs,.: t7os
Iftish o. "a 20 fhs Esnsnst Bsnk s2b: rs Harris
,vrs R'rras- as ssN tn't-e s,-tes 81, 81. iisx ,
he,k. b-nk, 80.
B.rr.e.. nay n 50 .e.e..zsrs ns,yl..s
irtA; Atc so ss rs& Lao hsitloors sns 0hio varesa
rorcs lT7. Nt, ~ stt ssfossaW rsat laNi. 10 90.
ich. less- Ivs .. n = . Fssm.rs' Bs-s = Mary,
l,nd. ~ 10 d.. M v Bsi ns- F~~ Irsts.rle ioss rs
a. q 90, ~. co do. tsasle > unsa nsnufscsvrins
Ccmpany,6 6
The New York herald., 1850-05-23
snIPPINe iNTKLl.ionN Cn /.


Cicsrea.
s,esn,hip.-ETgire CITY wi.en. ch.srs', Ho-srd q
sl,l. Queen = ,hs wss' naiisit Li,sigoe grisa.
ssss s~s as bS%e.% pscn s' As."ss s sIo u.s.l
sili,a,k csio.; ces@is ci.fs cSsris;,os Ssrais
n,rs,IssI, t, n:IsSis se.ss. nsnsrs.y Doug
BH.s2hy ls.sr 6s1ssi nsrS.sc.. IN d rrsssiiss.
s ss s. 5sss h Ms%n s.sS srfis 5sa
sG5 esls,,s fl'ss;Ths Ns'.i'sa sons Angels. HOv''
wssgisa CITY Sc wsssSs w.l.b, I,s Pssssss s%;r STs.
@ s"'.a NJ. badger fsei c.; SsnSrisss. Lacy
slosp..I.ase R Borden Dunnins. Pail River; Oregon.
s'urts', Pfovidssos.
snip Sardinia Woodward. Antwerp; - days, With mds.
dSss 70 s'sp,Sp IT, E;ss's sSr I. r,:ss
. osS 'srs ns f,Gie sssrSs s. and 81 s.s' from s'
s, a,S,, ~. rsa border .sd Letter 10 re t.a,r.
~ ,sps q ioa s o. sisS s,i' iisS,
s,rl Jeis tBtl simmons. Plymouth Ess 50 days. Win
nsrs @ ii's us ..ss.ss e .ss .ss . With
msse an. q 2a Is,'s, ser, 90 4 woOahgiL
.sd ie r....ss.s. nosr%.s JsSn.ss scs: 80 ass.
s. no es 'S. -. lon ON; 81 s:s sss . =. sa'
lendVs in as,res bore W nns ook 81 th. captain ard
foa cls-se- s.urd London ~ih sesrEo ofiren
rrrs roiyss:is n Is's. L.eTeh ~ days in ballast
@ zen 60 - spcts DR. trs imrtr al frOs Cork Tor Aisra
prs rsv.rs tBr Liss.n..s. Cork 81 s,y'. with bsil.ss
and IL pssstngsrs. 20 The master.
Hrig Derj arver, carver. New oresns, 10 days with
sugar, te bsitlaud, Phelps Go.
bs ArrOrs Keen. Bssspor, day., with lumber 10 shs
mastsr.
sehr 1smsrtipe tof Csmdenl renste. Lssnayrs PR ID
days. with snd colsrses 70 Maitland, Phelps Go.
v.-se 10 TIE master fh inst of ExG srbor. spoke pilot
boat Evriirs tNo " of ksltimore.
sclr Cnthsrne Brown tBrl Morris. rsrrsbur< Ms, 1S
days. vith ylssfer, 20 Soule whitney Co.
Schr Adelaide, Calais, 3days.
sshr 1eres. small. kscfiss, dsss
sttr Fsme. -. srchiss, 8 days.
Seir Orisns, Dyer, Mscl as. days.
scbr Presto. frgslis. hschiss sdsya
Schr Adelaide, Trevergy, Eilsvorth.s z dsys.
Schr Friends, Rctins N, thcrryhsla. kdays.
schr Trush, Hume Iss,pgrt, days
echr Rlien. Kelly, Bostcn, days.
Below.
A ship and q tsrh untnovn.
Sailed.
stesnships Niagara Ryrie Hafss snd Lverpes Empire
City wilson. Chsxresi Soutkereer. Berry, Charleston
Sfre sshinston, fsee; and American
PEEL svd Merton fer Pert Wslths asshored
a. the sw Spit, detained b. sdvsrse sinds.
ma. n-wird ss sssris. NV, ~ s~iasn. swj a. s~-
- g. and light.
The New York herald., 1850-05-23


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4 w.idssT New Ysra: NJ ma%ph5sy. Ea.i,sd. John
snd lady carie,,on Mis- olmcyhs, Dss.s No. Orleans
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Robins Aivarcs; Nolsotn, Canada; MAiiard. q W
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fo,d. MesdieoHh 3 p.niei-lle -,
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Craenss1,s,sans,iF E@rir. clty-s yo.sisds,
Lkidd.r,' Heavy Dstassn. David Gs%psrss. Samuel )
Ie-,s, X Adsm. wm Da,ier Hsniitsn q . isesson.
fsss iss -;N S.:ss is$. sasr , Fs.i.
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b. ssss, iss" b. rs.r 5, jIs. o
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n;T,s s..,..S D'EF;
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yr T,gs ss, San. s ncsrsE csrs:.s s',ss co
sslsii.s, f..rn.y q ct.s. w.i;s r..:Iss' Jsas
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r' ss.ss,.s ~ sd .ss :.s.ss @
SER - i.srs. .: F;,.is., a., 2 dsrTi%.I i.sle.
s.sssii. yesp Ds-. Weir. l. s@l,h Rss,. as9s if
Mary stsptcr. CcdchAnx N Woods Rsht Green d
Be,ns,eer n rcrns Jsm.s Lo-e Seyuin. q Nor-
veil srt -~rvsrt. Kelsey r.uns q Ham, J Mir
ccorys Baker snd servsn,, John b Bovis kirs A
stsnirc-sh.
cs.,ess.-Rrs Aifon.,-rhos.. rosa bearer .f dec
yaehss ffs secresfy of State 20 fsusms enry nyrss
Nies Pruc>. roprine L~vis q n Rssdsil Duetor
nsIhhsr, Dr hcstt wallace, Brewer Csppriee.
.lesscr tOids Chsrir. svres-y. 10 A Ns,loud
Jshn z-sen Geo hs.n sns -ifs Hssdley psnsi Dss.y
Aes slccrr thss lrsescs, Cesrrc hstber Tathswav
furdev ruthss fsltrsch. Joses, wirohest~r.J
Cscshy Jsysi Dsarieh. Jss Rs.sSssssn sy ziiss
The New York herald., 1850-05-23

slavery question, are enhanced just now by the
suspended trial of the Gaphin cablnet, the terrible
eufierinps of the wings account OF this rascaliy
busincss of sryrnty even years interest on doubt
full claim. and the equally mortifying naval orders
in regard 10 the invasion of Cuba. The cabinet
will have 10 be tried and condemned, before the
House can act on the slavery issues and the pro-
ceedngs in the Senate will be varied by inquiry
into the orders of the President in respect To the
projected invasion Of Cuba. And II the iavasion
should lie surceszhi, or promise TO be successful,
ii will inevitably adj another element for the gene
raj arrange OF the slavery question
Ii is perfectly idle therefore, with all these jar
ring materials 10 work with, and with everything
in a state Of chaos, or mutiny, or grscet is per-
fectly idle 10 count upon ANYTHING in the way of
efficient and conclusive lsgsltion. h is far more
plausible, from the face of things, to assume that
nothing at all upon the great controversy will be
adjusted, and no hing done, short of an adjournment
back 10 the people
The New York herald., 1850-05-23
reiegraphie Marine Repsrs..

Ar5vsa.n,r,' rs-srs. IArsrpcoi 1sd ult Luoisas ma
Ceared-Barhs Hkodsrc DIS Den arsra. Rhops Havana.
tsfy, Grafd. and Eln Fhsdeirhis; Aserora sna sur-
rsa NOileans Commerce PhilaAsph phia sehs Tibups Al
tsny, Isabsils. Nrork.
Arrirea-slsep ories. Nyort
Arrived-Schr Psinyrs, Nors.it.
saleS-Schr Harvest, Nrerh.
roprrArn, Mar m.
ArrivssBrs Cersisnd carssnss s.hrs Dos NisAsias.
Fhilsdslphis Cen Foster, Nrork.
Airivc<-sshrs mary Baiumors Nsssr~ Phiiaasiphis.
ssf~d-schr kssab~v." Phiisdsiphss-
wAass-. Nsy -.
AsdvsS-ssAs n nsS.y. PAiisdsspAis.
The New York herald., 1850-05-23
Mr. Forrest-A .,.tsme.t to the Public.

From the Pennsylvania May 2z
Now that Mr. Forrest intends making an appeal
TO the Courts of Philadelphia for redress the press
is again resorted 10, break him down by falsshoods
and calnmnies of the bases character, in the hope
OF poisoning the public mind In order, therefore,
TO show the utter namy OF this attempt, he will
henceforth let the facts answer their slanders.-
The following appears in the New York Herald Of
Yesterday, and is the latest evidence OF this design
IL speaks for itself.
[lIere follows The statement Of Mr.. Jamison,
published in the Hcraid of tuesday,
To return to Jamison and his letter, the follow
ing affidavit, taken from the evidence recently be-
fore The Legislature, voluntarily made by a very
respectable gentleman, establishes the amount OF
credence to be attached to his statements, and gives
another leaf from his own history. The original OF
this affidavit is now in Mr. Forests possession, in
this city, and may be seen by any who desire to ex
anime ii -
City and County Of Nep York:
Henry Il Hunt. being duly sworn, saith, that he has
known George ". Jamson for many years and this
depoDen further saith that the said Jamisons char
acter for truth and yeracy is bad and that he is not
to be believed under oath And this deponent further
sah hat the said George W Jamison is notorious
a Hbertine and for being utterly without principle
honor in regard to women that some time in or about
the year 1s4S the said George W Jamson was on terms
Of friendly intimacy with this dcponent who
living at Buffalo with his wife that this deponcnt ad
mitied the said Jamson freely and with entire conf
depce to his fa m1 circle that the said Jamison by
every species Of seductive and insidous art first
rupted the mind of dopcnent said wife and finally
duced her from the path Of drty and d, Of honor
Sworn before this 29th April 1850 p. s. Howes,
Commissioner for Pennsylvania in New York.
The facts, stated here, made by authority, are all
matters of record, or susceptible OF proof and
published for The purpose OF placing the community
on their guard against the attempt now making TO
roison the public mind in anticipation sf the Trial
shortly 10 come oil in this city.
The New York herald., 1850-05-23
Died.

On the 10Th inst, at Williamsbnrgh. L. l. Miss May
X. IserssoIi- in the SD year OF her age.
Her remains taken to the Cypress Hill Cemetery
for internent
At Woodbridge, May 10th. after a short Illness
WALrsR scoritLp. aged rs years.
His remains were taken TO Stamford Conn. for inter.
ment
At Cambridge, Washington county. New York. on
Friday the l.th inst alter long and painful Illness
which che bore with Christian fortitude an resgn-
ton Eizs wife Of John Rnsk In the 3lst year Of her
ago.
At Dalton Ca, on the 18th Inst, CuARLks A. srRAr-
rom. aged 81 year.
The New York herald., 1850-05-23

e,rrrr,s Cousr 90 rrs U-1sn srsrrs Msy S.-No
Isl rsnith rIexsn Il 81 20 A. Ross This writ %
70 the District Court Of the United states for Mis-
~issipri "a. m.tion dismissed ~ith costs No ia
~. Bayard. plaintiff in error. 70 =. Lombard II sl
The % this concluded for the plain
tia In error. No DT. wm N Marriott plsintin In
error, es v. Brune "a 81 The argument OF this
cause vss commenced fur ~. plaintiff In error. No
30 United States plaintiff IN .rror. ". south
msyd et al The argument sf this cause vas CON-
meneed for the plsintr In srror.
The New York herald., 1850-05-23

uNTED STATKs TRoors MURDERED nv TuE
(aNAsCHE INDIANS The steamer Monmouth.
Captain Freedom, arrived yesterday from Indian
River. We are informed by passenger that just
previous 10 the sailing Of the steamer, an express
had arrived to General Twiggs. from the Rio
Grande, stating that the &, manche Indians, IN
great numbers, had sttsckrd the United States
forces on the Rio Grande, and killed one hundred
and ihiriy men. We have no certain information,
end hope that the report j. exaggerated, although
we iesr our troops IN that quarter have suffered
greatly Sgrgvr0b RepVbf,cou 1Tou lS
The New York herald., 1850-05-23
Appointments by ,ne President

" sra via ~ adore aud If the senate
CoNsuts -Johp Summers. 81 New York. TO be Con-
eui % the United states for the port of Malsgs in
spain George Mountford. OF Massachusetts,. TO be
Consul Of tho uuit.d states for the Island % Gambia
Posr~ssrrRs. -, harlss MADDOX TO b. Postmaster
81 Dtltimcre Maryland william VI Rlackford. to be
Postmaster 81 Iyrchburg Virginia Frederick W
Smith 10 h. poefu a. Houston Texas
The New York herald., 1850-05-23

stolen the money Justice Osborne committed both
the fair damrels for trial on the charge
Burglary some bold rogues on Tuesday night, broke
open the boot ans shoe store, No loo Canal street. by
forcing open he front door stealing therefrom aquan
tity Of boots and shoes valued at $50. No arrest
The New York herald., 1850-05-23

FxrrvsIyE F.LuRF.-The failure ofa wholesale hard
ware frm was announced in this city, Saturday.
The liabilities stated at sl6000o and the assets st
n beyond this amount. though not in state to be
realized at present The late unfavorable from
California is said to have caused the Naturalization
Nm Afrl,D