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go into mmittee the other bills would coma nm In
their order before the House
Mr.. STEVENS, of Penn, inquired, II this order be
passed, will It. supersede the Appropriation bills
SPEAKER-Yes.
Mr.: PRrsroS KING appealed to Mr. Ashmun, to mo-
dify his resolution so as to proceed with the bill at
oneeaeCries Of " No, mo- and confasionl
MI Preston KING said they might as well, as the day
would be wasted.
The question then taken and the House refused
to suspend the rues-yeas "a, nays "a, as follows
h,T Bennett: pSSth BoTjin BOYD sS,ot sTss SSosl
,s c S Garter Casey gsanssr Scss Ala DsssTry;
Ssas a;Snsil hall Ta%'o% a.%psSs ds9as
Sisr ss
FssI: s qid SSsisT S;:s
sS1s %
Ss wSa s %1s wsS wsa
9sas sa. H'gy Hs : n Esai. ass%
& Cole r csw c1 pap b Sso as ~ csT
Edmonson, Evans oho Esipg Fsathsrston Fowler, Gid
hsss daS. Trr
e.: Johnson KY Johnson, Arian.rs Julian. Rag /;
SSs S1s sssss
Morse Morton tom Nelson orr Otis Parker. Phelps Powell.
se6srm.rho sehoolera. seldom syiv.s,sr sssiins
ToC% vsnssie viat aasI Wallace. WsSo4Ra
Mr. HARMS, (dem) ofTsuue.see. asked leave to in.
troduce resolution providing for the adjournment Of
Congress on the second Monday in September
an adjournment before California Is admitted! Cries
for order)
Mr.. Mason asked whether 1t in order to move
mendment!
The srEAKER said the resolution not yet before
the House.
The House voted, yeas 81, nays loi, and refused to
suspend the rules
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
on the state of the Union
DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION
Mr.. ScHEnoK, (whig) OF Ohio, modified his amend
ment OF Saturday. and it adopted 1t appropriates
thirty thousand dollars to purchase books for dtrbu
tion among the members
Mr. MoRsz, dem Of La. offered an amendment to
pay the widow Of Gen Zachary Taylor sixteen thou
sand three hundred aud nineteen dollars bis I'M
expired term. The amendment decided out Of
order-79 to 40
During FIVE minutes discussion on the clause pro-
viding for the publication of the laws,
Mr. JOHNSON, (dem) OF Arkansas. moved that only
two papers be selected in Washington Of opposite poll
teal parties by which the laws shall be published.
There are two whig papers here, and he wanted the
Executive to make selection to which the Of
fetal organ.
MIR. GIpDISGs wanted the National Ere ii has II 600
subscribers. nearly many all the other papers
put together.
Neither of these amendments prevailed.
Other amendments were acted on, of no general in
tersst.
The Com mittee rose when
Mr. MsTTIsoN (whig) of N Y, moved to make the
bill for the reduction of postage the order of the day
for the fourth Monday in August. Pending which,
The House adjourned
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Another Murder In philadelphia, &c,

PHILADELPHIA, August 10, 1880.
man named Charles Bird, who keepsa small jew
ery shop in Fifth street. South. and whose resi-
dence was in Poplar near Thirteenth street, was
stabbed by party OF rowdes this evening and died
few moments afterwards.
II appears that Mr.. Bird passing the Church in
Fifth street, corner Of Gaskil when he accosted
by four men, who demanded of him small box
package Of jewelry which he carrying; he refused
to give IL up when Of the party pulled out knife
and stabbed him in the region Of the heart
The murderers Immediately fed and the wounded
man was picked up and carried to drug store
by, but he died in few minutes Hislboiy was then
taken TO the Southeast station house
TIE coroner and family have been sent for and an
inquest will be held 10. night.
No arrests as yet have been made, but two we'll
known characters in the Southern part OF the city
suspected and will doubtless be arrested before day
light
This is the second murder in the streets during the
past forty. eight hours.
man named schoneman. or shaneman. amerchant
tailor In this city, was drowned at Cape May last
night.
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Our Madeira correspondence,

MADEIRA, July IL, 1850.
The Markets-Naval EnteAigence-No Political
Netrs
Since my last, have noticed decided improve
ment in the price of -four. Indian corn is abundant,
but of inferior quality, being much injured by the
weevil Some parties are putting it in the aston
pha's, two of which have taken fire within the last
few days, but the amount of damage did not tran
spire.
The u S. corvette Yorktown, from the coast of
Africa, TO sail again in about ten days for Palms,
is IN port. Officers and crew are well as could
be expected from the nature Of the Sc rvice.
We have no fresh political news. All is Quiet,
the vsiters having left for the season. IA
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Police InfeIilxrnrr.

. kunsr Tssf,-ens ~ a FatAsT Yesterday, a snLn
mulstio boy, % about ten years Of age brought
20 the police court before Justice Lotnrop ~ s5n,
eitiKsps. Who stated that thu boy was abuse 40
man called Thomas Yar~ood residing AZ No 20 Chs.
ham street aDsguerreotypist wth ~hom ths boz SAID
BE- Nss living ON the magistrate a. kinr th- Dor shat
biz pane "a, be replied Albert Yarrood poiated
toMr farsOcd white shom he called his father.
Mr. Y.r-eof then stated 20 N. court that the boz
vss bic son. and vas born In Demsrar. one o. the
tnesk Wet India issnds sni that when he In for
this country be brossht the boz 9Th bm. a. the re-
Qustt ~ the motb.r since that tine h Yarw0oa,
has nlerrisa sLite somsn. aud this coored boy sss
been living In his family with bis Othr chhtrrn rhs
boy vas clad IN vsty miserable manner aud bis body
b,ie the make Of Violent usage. a. sears sud eats
vsre visibls many psfts q his person rhr magfs
trsts tcok charge OF the boy and plscet ht IN inc
charge % the Keeper ~ the city prspn untH ~ iur-
Nsr invettiaatd the conduct OF the fatoer 0rsros
his zen mr. rswoOd admits that 81 umes Ne hss
cbastsd the 10y for misconduct bat oaiot-d nothing
more than any parent would % toward his child The
scsrs which the boy eshibits, MI lsr~end ssys,
he has received from persons -hils playing In tho
street -
lev Jobssns Quinap. John Doyle and James Qualsn,
ON suspicion Of robbins saor of kst IN Of The
porter bous.e az Roosevelt Ch-rty str~ets
The part~s all committed tor farther hexring
ptcspe,ksfs A ieliow called mes Riiey. w.s or
rrs,ed yestsrdsy on charge Of att.m 2tlur 10 pisk
steamboat Troy oheer Wood toos the ascu.eI iato
eustedy
Johs Hisgrs boz v.s arrested IN wssniasts~
msrket caught IN IN. act Of piekioe the pocket Of .
nr cshs rhs young rcsne -ss locked no Tor trisi
,n- lcss in-s rss weather euriaS Ne prsssaisg
khr<s tays ~ solA - "a NJ Hsa
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The 0di Feiiovvs' Convention, &c.

Urea, August l9-9P. M.
The Odd Fellows Convention Of the Northern Dis
trct Of New York, met at the Odd Fellows Hall, in
this city, to-day. The Convention adjourned till half
past p. NJ. A large number Of delegates have ar
rived In the noon trains
The convention again met at half past p. NJ, and
proceeded to canvass the result of which as fol-
lows William Hopkins, Of Aubusn, was elected q.
NJ; Dexter Gilmore, Of Utica, ID. q. ~ w. II IL Prall,
Of New York. g. Secretary; theodore N. Ward, Of New
York, GrandTreasursr; Daniel r. Burnard, Of Brook
Ign, Grand Reporter.
The Grand Secretary elect then declined, when this
convention balloted for ansth~r and for Grand War
den, but adjourned without an election.
There IL strong effort making TO remove the Grand
Lodge to syracus..
Capt Anger, the -four thief, has been committed In
default Of $1,000 bail
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shtpwreek.

BALriaons, Augus. 10. 1850
The bark lawrence, Captain crow-Ii, from Boston
arrived to-day ON the 1ith, the L. fell In With, near
asybrs and Bord.sux the schooner Psasscols Of Bel
fact Maine Captain coomby, In sinking eoaditioa.
The L. took % tbs sssssr, his Wiz, mate. nd I4f.s
-, ssa sssuA ~ ~ ~ ~. - p1ssssis
~ ssss>.sse sss.r.s s,ssssee0.
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our ocEAs CORRESPONDENTS
On BOARD SrEAsEE OoLIAH,
Az anchor in RIO Janeirc. July D. 1850

IA..,.hsx. 80, 3. .os ,,au, p,,asmbueo.
on the l7,h II June, VIA Salem, which presume
you have received and Published. ! w,ll now en-
oesvor to give you Description Of the celebration
o. the fosIh OF Jnl,, on ccard the S'oiah, IN in,s
ing Of the Golish Debating Club, to eI-btst~ the
DAY IN a manner b~ccming Aaencansi Mr.. Is. u.
Wymsn Ia nemb,r) wss sel-ctsd A. the orator of
the DAY, .nd well s,d BE- oncbaree the duty as
signed him. q send 9Th thss, copy ~ the ora
tsn) NJ. Is. y W,myp. (hr srs'sttr1). wss
seiecsed n red ss~ ,n,mors, ~ vssrses ~ ,.ss-
rends Ece, Which spy he dlscA.rsed with much
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hofroN, August ~, 100
On Friday, party Of nve persons consisting % Capt
Sam FULLER and his son, OF Rockpcrt Mr. ar-ig aud
lad named 1Dgis, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Francis o.
D.bois Of ths city went fshing excursion aud
supposed to have bven all drowned by capsssx Of
the boat In fqua The bodies Of Captain ullsr aud
MIR Greig have been recovered also the jacket Of
M
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Mortality at Baltimore, &c.

BALTIMORE, August 10, 1850.
The deaths last week l40, OF which % were
children. This Is an increase over the previous week
The Southern mail is through, but brings no news
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Ricanoso, August 10 1870
John Coleman boy, was shot to-day by another
boy, named Jesse Irwin, at the market house. Tho
wound IL slight
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baltimore, August ~, 1871.
Tbs steamer Georgia touched OF Charleston on
Saturday and took board sig passengers, AID the
mails.
ny accounts from south Carolina and Aiabsms II
seems the crossing crop Is more promising than was
anticipated earlier In the season
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House of Representatives.
sy Rams ELEcTRo-cnEMIcAL TELEGRAPH.
wAsnISoroS, Aug 10, 1850

=, - a.. an ,o.o
wAsnINcroS, Aug ~, 1850
rms erSsr' or eAlifohs'A' nav ~NA.O' ~.
MI THOMPSON, ldem) Oh fenn' rom 'ne 'uu'0'.y
Committee reported back the Senate bill supplemental
-. -. 80. a.. .ax.r,h csn,us Increasing
---..,o. -, u.r,h.,s a., and proposed
the compensation o' hafsn'' ~, ~"N ~,
Amendments The hrst TO strike out the WORDS WIN
the iptcut,,,, 10 h.,ous ,s,u,,.,, ,,,.,. ,u IN.
-, -. =, y -. -
clause that the euemeratisn In California UTAH New
1Iexco and Oregon shall ,nelud. thoss who left the
1rr,,.s s,.,.. nr,or % ~ a., T.. L.. "a ..,,,.s
o.hs.aran,,, P' WV" His' VI 'a'' 'u"'' anu 'e'ieu
Issr som,, cor v,r,a,ior Aha .nsr,ro,, -. .rr..s
$500 InI n. 49, en- ~ VS. se'0ou
yoss., a, ~ a~ys % .n,ho.,.,,,
an Ina.~tor ~ ,,.na a. 49,, sts oec,etary OF
0en ea..s, aaa "a, oa,i psssea'
:, ~ -. ,o ~. - ., IA.
Elections made . report on IN. contested election
Gaze nom fenpsylVsnis against Af bistsii VINO con
Ses.s nr hoooihs s.N =, -, -, -,
MT Nsrrfst, lwhig) OF ~ 10 also from tne mihori-
ty5fthe tom nittee, reported against Mr.. tobsins
Bon reports -ere ordered 20 % pa'o.sd ,.,,s
call up tho subject on aonaaJ next rr
NJ ' ~ Iss,.s s'L.l are to offer
,re.sia.ion that the bhis spsa.sr's table be
si1d ~ s .n ia as. New Mexico
Tens boundary .c.iiIornis and us.a
Objection vas made 70 sasps don Of The rules. a.
Insa.s.. as@ Of al; 'IsSss.sa ass sess sss
Thsie wa. much eo"iu'io ana .ns I n,
ussa,.s, pr,asso to entertain any proportion until
a. -. r..for.a
L..-h.s.. ..,,i.l sui.t Ar uaovs Of Indiana.
.nsir 1919 P-'--s ~ -
sshd Ior the )eee anu say ~.
The srtAHSR sttied that IA. ohs 81 ms run sue oe-
nate In this order, nameiy :-Utan Texas ooundNy,
r .iifornia and New
a. p...-a. K,~. ines ssiD of n Y. amid the
- -, A. n,ow, N. mt IN. N.v
F.unon csnfaA'nsu 1 49,. VI :, -. - $50. r.
Mexico BAH tbs las sthougnh PsSsea 'H' oeh~s' w
lore the California bill.
Mr. McCLsaN.Ns. tdem1 OF III, made suggestion
AZ tn. Sane time Win Mr. Thota pson OF Miss, that
tnT o.'s, % . ~ .assa u,,l ou,,, WA, restored
Mr.. lsen, tasm) OF Ala. asked u the rules snoula
hsthsr A would OF De CON prtsnt to proceed
,x,th a.. h,.s,.s. ON m. So, .k.r'. tabl-,
m. s.s.s.. r..,,.a ths, ,,. .nx a.y exc-pt Nom
- ao.,,,,f... ar. called Tor rsport, AZ .ould
hyy 3D. 80 1884 -Ith tss bu.In..s on the so.s q
-. ,.h,. I'D ,h.s. halls soula come M In their
$50, ~ '
O'e. 49,, e,..h oa,h,rs, os .onfa.ion and
s 49,. - r.v,,,..,.d 10 su.a.na eony,rss,ion.
gn,hsa,s,. "a 80. th,,r s.sts
MT bsoSs mca,nsa ~. 'e'S'u'''" W '""' WV ''''
ny " sse" ~ s,,v ..s,,,s. r.e,.ea IN AM.
NJ n'ss ~. - ~ '.ro,, a = n,ewa q. iatro-
tgena sss nes,s ~ o ~ y 49, ~ .. ,,Iia.s.-
v...S 49,. ,iL.,y.a, Alst.a. A.d.rssa. A,hnun
n,Y,s 49, a.. han, r., a i,ses Brs5ks, Brvwa, j.
scsSd. Csid-.i % ksswsfy ssese q serh S.roiiss
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The Cholera.

wssELisG, August 10, 1850.
On Saturday there three cases Of cholera re-
ported, and one to day.
PrrsByRGH, August 10. 1850.
No authentic cases OF cholera reported here to-
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The Next New. from Europe.

HALIyAx, Aug 19-6P. NJ.
There have been heavy "astsrly winds Tor three
days, and thick fog. There Is little 'Hah''
fore, for the Europa tonight.
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The Ohio River.

PIrrsnUacH, August 10. 1850.
There are three feet three inches OF water In the
chspne 20 day, with good prospect Of rain, which
will teep up the present hns navigation. freisat TO
Cincinnati, ~ cents.
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Sailing Of the Ohio.

NEw 0aLE,,s, August rs, 1850.
The steamship Ohio Captain schenck, has sailed for
Havana and New York, with hundred and hfty
passengers for Chsgrss and : he north.
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We have received our correspondence and papers
by the bark Z. earning, Captain Floyd, which ar
rived at this port on Saturday. We gave por-
ton of the news in the Herald of Sunday.
Our letters are of the highest intersat
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n D "a
compared with the crop u 1875
Eugps. n sisfes TaaI
trpp l.is............. kfAiuS Tltig 1srlLy
Crvr lsiy. DO. .... 55sfsi sfslgt IiIIAlt
Deere ase ........... goOzy 1855 sJ4Sss
Or s6s pr q. 2,A per .. 3x p,ro.
thus proving that estimates fro the com n
msrt that the deficiency you'd b. upwards OF 500 40
bsgs 90 so,OOO0O0 pounds have been correct. not.
withstsndipg other opinions 10 the contrary. We
sbo ie.i an equal cOuhd-ncs IN the sstimstes re
have given Of the probable result % the orop Of 1850
HiDEs.- The sales rrrs to- cpasidsrtSts sxteat at
10 l75 r.. tor lisht Rio Grande ras stock IL nov
quite reduced and some holders viii MOI sa = price
hish prices
faIiaErs have been rather brisk TO Europe but ar.
again dull. also 20 the United States Tns numina
rates arr I0c. zoe. There bat fe~ un~nx.xef
vessels In port, aud when coffee bscom.s aband ant
rates may advance
bxensseg gradually declnei TO 27isa. 2fGt some
small b.iug don. st1ia these the present. ratss
We are, very truly, your ooit ssrgt.,
COLEMAN no IRON Z Co.
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Ther~ pss fosf !. p-thhhsn ~ o. En- ui,h n
IN. loss Inst rss WEATHER euriaS We prs>aisg
thres tays vss ssa1 - aga i9 Rs
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By MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEaRAPH.
A,,u,.t IN Toe
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sstsa5 ia.s75 moo .. 10 q sii ,s.ol5 i5.Ss

Decrease in twelve nontLs ending Juy IsSss
The export 81 The crop ~ tSss has been as fo "a
compared with the croD ~ SIS
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fs u p.aa upsa
p@sAsas - ~ ssh~sslpasu - !. sds.ses.
bsA@s s.anhsm aasy ~ lssss postage
:. ~essA w = p@a y ~
n COUNTRY vAfER i yaashs an, ssIsv s.s,.s 4. a.
ssoss ~ cs~es-s ard -<@A-~ssky asslnx recess.
sssspseAs A. psss< wa wi Ls resolved ON
sss~ss p<ssnsos~>s % ne sAoss .saa.i ssl<s.
REPRESENTATIVES % sr .s, ..-. - -
s<a<ans pAity sshsussw, go s.eo..d a. y,xs
sEM-wkExIy sssenssss. as ssso@<xs o. v.vs ErxIv
s~s-v<ss eIs sse<S ~ sas covy ~ hs
s>.s s<sss~ sAsy ns.l-H sshse.sAss sss. svssss
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TwsntT-one deaths from ehoIsra occurred Ia st
Louis for the week ending 18Th.
feter Ridsli, Henry Hsissen Philip Es.ar, ana
Cherries Mier have been committed q pri'en at New
nk. y. for the murder of Peter SAislds on the
wight cf the 2sih ult
ihs Whole amount Of damage By Are. In ST Louis
durug the yesr lsip ss $50 400 upon which there
vst Insurance 20 tse amount of 81 b6l 100
Eifbt thoueend dollars IN teioruit gold was stoien
from n state room OF tho steamboat Jotsh Lawrence,
nt Louisville Ny on the 2lst inst
There w.re g arahs IN Boscn during The week eno-
ing the Goth sisnt Of which 10 we're ~ consumption
During the ysnr is4r. cue thousand and sven emi
srsni ,esses ssrsvsssrssAson eoA'a'nfns ssssS saa
Osts n H. sop &C IN. cfiefsg ths Mensmnes In dang
W. feosrt kM.d hy iagsbsrsHan iI th- vAs1,ssrsu
pinsfy council q var vas called "nd 'r's"'- y
tisls, eiah, fest long eaPiarsi nssr Charles
ton. s. q en the Path ibst
A number of temporary csrss we're discharged from
the Botttn Custon House IN the Sltt nlt
I he wirs, e new Telegraph line % estond ron
Bos,on 70 Burlington, W. are nov up H' i~r s' Con-
Three u The rrspd or,u,n In Cincionaii hsd their
tekrts pscsss In jail the other day, ~hs sSsnnHins
pbmbsr n removals we're made from the Fbils iel
phia cuftofn house TIE soih and Sat uit
IN the city of Boston dsupg the yssr lsaf, ther'
vefe bttb iirihs ana 5t1s deaths
molten has be- iniroagcsd "a the Jesif'stsr9 o.
Nuslspo. 10 make the marriage oetitsayn rtnoior
.ny 90 icrg a, one o. h- par iss % ne .s.ss"n a
y iliisIn ,iafk murdered st 'harisstosn, Mass
en- the 5i,t uit., by Js8es MoDonsid
tNehtt fistL ktffnra hANt h'eh hfntt "ti 49,
worth Of property drtrsy-f near terpas 'hrtsti
between hJti and December "a isss By the Indians
The ofacsrs a. the fhilsjslpai. Custom Hcass ~srs
not aid the 3lst uit In % no prOsi
sion having been nsds tor that purpoee
John hcoipsen is trsl AZ Altshy, for the mnrds'
Of tbiittcrfsr Jocelyn
} L,eke vas murdered. aud G. Brnnet seriously
Hslhed. 20 SsDgerheid, y. y, afsw days since 81
, Sutton
II. present population % Cambrdse, Msss, 10 esti
mated ~ 10000 In 1887 ~ wss 1891
Mr. hite an indian chief, v~ recently murdered
Issr AkshuTstburg, y. IA.
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= aFrss1so TsLForsrHIc fnochEss.-Some experiments
hsve b<en made ct Norwicb, with . new app.Atui,
vs,ch tesnis ~ the d~scfyon 20 be sither that OF
Mr. Bslsrs Ingenious sstoerarhio Telegraph, Of some
cstion o. the principle sixty letters were
BY this means I.gby written In what We may fstrly
csIi lorg hand, stretching from London t. Norwieh
aud 10 expected that uben the iDvenon ~ hAed And
fesdy 70 weak vthOut Interruption, ut least too hun
atsd letters miDute will be worried od at once th1s
ccng s-sy Win all nuscrp,ion. sDd insuriog secrecy
ct coirssycbGssce. The Americans are stu goips
siesd vith their ghtning ne f.coDductnfs bvt~ceH
New lots a. hisgton aud bstii1ore the chrrgus se
60 be- fteuctd fuf tong u8essas,t. tetse-n e'' Nof
It0c "a hsn lss tsiug tbs chnfg- Tor snS
fret 100 abo,e Coo wcrds 20 oDe.thir1 only. VT
Fam !. noh ir1 1provsf bic pribttaf W.
erxYh; and not col, tansmit ~o ftt*rsa mt
oeisg ats esttsr .ith the pefoss,ta pap =
tof give sey nsmhtf ~ tDt ~" nacaio@# ~
tf.a ever tbs nl.n sim sitaueous mpvynssnt ~b~a
~ eNl.s hf 20 nsltp.y tntiiisen.e A. o. snd ts-
ssn cu.p strenp bout toe wh"s sifcoii 81 ssrna a.
sir oss.n n, .f >e- Jersey alto ~ ths Jars Jsa'wa
notioes bsr Invented MOD 81 soAtibx TO- girrs. b,
fofaifrE std sfh'ivpsfy brushes ~i loft&hi- p.bt
~ sthsr coating tso. Ffscle a Mf frat, ot Ns-
loik has rst sies vlao fr sttetchio1 ~ircs ogs
rf.st atstsaest stcb - Iiters, A., b. suspeniia.
s'r,ng guo site bena c1d ~ tube ~ th- pastp
wfch tsawp cot w the ers' rissys by tibet
sissucisy tsep the cooper ere stistcAet Nr turu
~ Ulip has pst.ntu imgtosea de ~ conttr oct
leg tueics'itE tslsgi apns -- ioi.ssa BssiJsv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

FLoop ~ rms wtsrtES RiyERs--Yeftsrdsy the river
was rising the cf about tbreesiguts ~ incn
On hour and last uinht about onefourth Of an inch
The information which the Cincinnati mail b a. aBd
the kentucky iivr packet Sea Gull brought from
above LEAD TO suppose that tbe river hose vtil be
a stand this MOI ming. II not socUer Tbs e1cere aud
Ja,,bgeIs tho mail beat report that to river was
On sand yesterday 81 Jiycippati Shsut ensy lst,
ard those of the Sea Oul report that the kestpcsy
fiv,r conn encsd is ing at fisnkfrt on Saturday AZ
room, aud Up 70 lots o'clock yeeterdsy nerntng md
feceded two feet Ite Ohio iisigg rery sishuy &c
Carroilion last evening. The water has gct orvsry
few hoors of the buildings yet but 10 exens< sons
distance into ell the strtets from ihirs % Sc
,enth street, and STEAMBOATS, ind very ssmcut 70
difcbsige Susders wharf IL entirely detsfed vita
water with the exception 81 small str bfo fcont ~
the buildiugs called stsdcrs row Th4e was ne
water the frtt floors Of these last night
lhey cen only be approached b, Second tresi brsys
the bridge st the toot OF Third street bsirs vn6-r
water The water had got into the fsriy houe- Prom
Sscuns TO 1hifo sutst there " the stds
walls fron Fourth to tifth street the eater is In
the building on the of tn. alley occupied NJ
Fltbr 4 Winter. All the other buiidiogs In that
square have escaped by very few inches rhe bu,ld
hhein Commercial row and Wfliisms's ro~ have
sspsd Beov Sixth and seventh streets the water 4
In come OF the houses Lsu,srii Ky Journal Jon ~
An institute for the deaf and dumb is about TO b
erected at Flint Michissa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

The ccnductor ~ the express tain bstreen Utica
and Little Esls robbed Of large amount Of money
on his train, on the night Of the Sl.t nit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

The shols sucunt Of spears reasi-ed ~ Ne- or.
isaus frCso tesas, fuH a. Las Of eteo
i4lA ult 10 atns -ds aud of o4o.s-sss. zs3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

yvc.r.r -Advises from ucstsu have been received
st Havana to the 2ist of D-cemb ~ these appears
frst Governor Be bachino has throrn open the porte
fer Indian crru a. be admitted free Tor riue months
,rom the day OF the proclamation which " December
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

The Wild vcmsu os ,esss has ben seen araln snl
tt OBg gsges In Atsmpi " capture nsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

An Institute for the deaf and dumb IL about 10 be
erected st Flint, Michigan.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
WHOLE NUMBER 466.

will may communicate freely and beneficial.
y with their friends who have .shuffled off
this mortal COLL OF all this we know no.
thing and guess nothing. But if we were
simply to print (Which we shall no,) the
questions we asked and the answers We re.
ceived during two hours unin,errupted
conference with the .Rapper.,' we should
De accused ofhaving done so expressly 10
sustain the theory which regards these
manifestations as the utlerances Of depart
ed spirits.
We believe it is the intention Of the ladies'
70 shnn hencefarh all publicity or no,orie-
ty so far as possible. They do not expect
or wish to make gain By the sR,ppings ! they
have desired to vindca,e their characters
from the gross impnta,ions SO freely cast
upon them; believing that effected, they
hope to be permitted to live in tha, secIusion
which BELTS their sex, their st; ton and their
wishes. We trust they may he permitted
to do 50. r.