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A CARD.-Thc subscriber, a member Of the
"A former Commission on Mexican claims will
be in Washington In the Of the month OF
November, and offers his services TO claimants un-
der the treaty. He will attend 10 any other busi-
with which he may be trusted, especially from
the South. Thoec DESTROYS Of obtaining his SER
vices will please TO address Andrew wylic, esq,
Washington city.
Nov h-dH nVACKENRInGE
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Sdtf n. M. BRECKENRIDGE.
U,HE LADIES OF THE UNION BESEvo
III lent and Employment society are now pre-

Il lent and Employing Society are now pre-
pared TO give out work 10 INDECENT females at their
store in Brscocs buildings west Of the Centre Mar
ket and facing the avenue. competent and OK
perenced lady has been engaged, whose care il will
be 10 provide constant employment, at Just prices,
10 all who apply. Families and strangers visiting
the city will find il al 70 leave their
orders for work the establishment where il will
be given 20 those only who are competent TO do il
neatly II is the intention Of the Society 70 keepa
supply Of ready made clothing Of good materials,
and well made, comprising Containers and La
dies under garments, dressing gowns, &c, and
childrcn's clothing generally; comforts, &c.
As the object Of the Society IL 10 improve the
dition Of the poor, by aiding and encouraging them
10 supply their own wants by their own industry,
they hope 10 be sustained in tho enterprise by the
hearty cooperation and support Of the citizens.
Dec
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G. O. LOOMS,
ArToprty AND coursrLLop AT Law,
Nov. 9-Iyf PITTSBURG, PEsN.
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DIR. Martins Syrup or wild Cherry and Sar-
aaparilla.

ITNHE WILD CHERRY AND SARSAPARILLA,
i which, on the basis of this preparation, have
long been celebrated in Consumption and scrofula,
Diseases of the skin, Coughs, Colds, Splitting Of
Blood, Asthma, &c. Though this remedy has been
but short time before the public, yet it has gained
perhaps more character and reputation a cura-
tive in those diseases than any remedy of the day
The Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church,
(the Right Rev. w. r. Whittngham,j authorized
US to say he has used it in his own person with de-
cided beneft-Dr. S. Harper, Of Kent Island has
written to US, he has used it with great success in
his practice [see his letter in the pamphlet. And
in letter from lady the Eastern Shore of this
State, she says: al had a letter from Miss E
on Tuesday; she says mother has requested her to
say, Isabel derived almost instantaneous relief from
DIR. MARTINS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
Her disease was Consumption IN its forming stage
The Boonsborough Odd Fellotc, of Washington
county, Maryland, June Goth, lS46, says: "When
article has afforded relief TO SO many persons as
DR. MARTINS COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY has done, feel bound to make it
known. There never article in this coun-
try that has afforded relief and gave satisfac
ton than this. In the neighborhood of Brownsville
in this county, it has effected several important
cures, and, from our own certain knowledge of it,
we pronounce it unequaled for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, and diseases Of this kind"
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Orders by mad promptly and carefully executed
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A GENERAL INDEX

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EBEsEzKn Cook. GEoReE b. SARGENT
COOK q SARGENT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Corner of Main and Second Streets,
Davenport, Iotra.
juno 30--dtf
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ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO,
VERY LATE FROM HAVANA,
&c, DC, DC.

The United States mail steamship Ohio, Capt
;sschenck, arrived from New Orleans and Havana
about ten o'clock last night She left Havana on
The 18th instant.
The Ohio expensncedvery heavy weather during
the passage, having continued strong head winds
and heavy head seas, which somewhat impeded
her progress. She has made, however, a very short
passage, considering the heavy weather which
she has encountered
She brings two hundred passengers and the mails
rom California also, full cargo of tobacco and
;Segars from Havana. There is a considerable
amount Of gold in the hands of the passengers.
Annexed are the
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From WnshingtOn.

TIE LATE PRESIDENT AND THE ADMISSION OF CALI
FoRMA-MExIcAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION, ETC.
wAsHireror, Oct 20, 1850.
Two columns of this mornings Republic occupied
IN defence of the late President Taylor and his c.bi-
net, relative to the California question. Brig Gen,
Riley, Com. Thos. ApCatesby Jones' and Hon. X II
Dmmick all positively deny that they resolved
from the President his cabinet any orders instrus
liens limitations to induce the people Of Caltor-
mia to form a State government but that the people
acted altogether upon their own free will As to the
question Of slavery these gentlemen that there
but one opinion persons from Missouri, Ken
tucky, Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, 40.
voted for its exclusion well those from the free
States.
Col. Graham, Typographical engineer, is actively
engaged In preparations for an early departure to
Texas to assume the direction Of the Typographical
division Of the Mexican Boundary Commission. Mr.
Mcclellan the present commander, will be compelled
to return, from continued indispositiou.
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Court of General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen urlln and Cook,
Der. 22.-O6iairing Goods By False Pret,ncet.-A
young man OF genteel appearance, by the name OF
Luther l.. Archer placed at the bar for trial
indictment charging him with purchasing bill of dry
goods amounting to $3.50 A. the 10th day Of April,
1850 from the firm of Lindsey, Cameron L. Hayward,
No GO Liberty street under false and
sensations
VIM. Is. Hayward, was the first witness sworn, who
testified that the 18th day of April the prisoner,
Luther L. Archer, called at the store aud wished to
purchase bill Of goods and selected out lot oigoods
INT above amount ss set lorv, anu IN otuet 20 IN
1uce the urn 70 e,e MN o'euit ne represented ohh'
ne WIS oo'hg sooo puslhrss AZ otcester Massaenu
setts anu naa peen partner ia tns nrm OF " otso-
pihsS 70 "hich ne when tnsy com nlehcsd,
ope enousanu Two hunorsu uoiars' = Bnt from MS
a.her .nat lucy u'esoiVeu anu ne aset"*rus oVugnt
ous ms ner partner r. St7DoIns on lne I-tn usy
oi esPtsDer 1917 anu naS vac ory OF SOCK o
v. otsooihs oun.eo 20 about etoVVO' notes sna
acc cunts que y. s'eoo'hs hoSot soooo Iof whlea
ne psu soWV ia earn OF "hich s-vOu vas recei'"a Ga
tns osssiution OF the urn OH stepolhs q 20 snd
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The great display Of fireworks. entered for premiums
on last evening, witnessed by large firtitude
Of highly excited citizens. We have alreai pus-
Ished the names Of the pieces, and Of he p. .ech-
nlsts who were exhibit them, and gone considerably
into the detail OF description with reference to several
Of the principal IL, therefore, only remsirs to
cay that, whole the display Of the most bril-
lart order we nave ever seen in this country and
next TO the cattle show Of the best features Of
this Years exhibition We did not observe, She
last occasion the anxiety Of some pieces TO shoe "
Ike other actors unaccustomed 60 public sarrin. I'd
which seemed 20 render them somewhat nervous sad
confused to the entire dissatisscton II everybody
on the contrary, Their parts parieui-tr In the ex
posye lire. we're eacuisted, With efetr nathematcs
precision. The Temple Of Genius us- nnely got up,
though will say nothing ut presest about toe y
ness Of the Inscription, "Genius lroteoted ems v
Eoned thereon Some OF the minor pieces we're hir hly
or tinsl In point Of serpentipesl intrcso and the
extensive spread eagle Of freedom was A. audsd 70
the skies BY the Intensely aroused yopusce TO whose
hearts the fiery word appealed Tomorrew, however,
We shall see how genius" hss on the Whole been
"protected this year BY the list Of premiums 70 be
awarded this evening We sincerely hope for the best
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Police Inf~lIicencc.

"A Precectous youth Yesterday morning. a boy OF
about 10 Of age, by the name OF Prtrick Lynch
vas arrested BY officer Armstrong OF the FIRST ward
on charge q stabbng. with knife boy OF IL years
OF age, by the name Of John y. Duean. The knife
penstrsted through the back " the boys coat cut.
sing open the coat some three or four inches, but
luckily the boy bending IN his back the katie just
arssed the skin. The p Dugsn IL very intellisert
Davies tse Corporation Attorney AZ seems that the
sccusea keeps an apple stand the OF Cedsr
and Nassau streets, where the assault committed
Justice Lothrop toek the sfdavit OF the boy
10 the fsct OF the wiiul assault made by Lynch and
IN default OF bail he vas committed H. che Tomb for
justified the violent attack with rife which might
nave taken the life Of youn, Duqan
Chafge OF frsud.-Onieer Stephens arrested. yester-
day, two men ealing themselves willism Monaghan
and Ihos DALEY on charge OF swndling, by trick
and device, one Henry Hunt out Of quantity OF guns
and pstole, valued At $40 ~ seos that Hunt hss
but just errived in this countr aud the propertv In
question was IN the Custom House Hunt wanted to
eel the properly and applied to the accused parties
Who keep at NO is West strsst. to ,urebase. Tney
from the Custom house. but subsequently refused to
pay any more on the property. a. least but tribe
and they retain the property nader the prets
Of having bought the same The case will undergo a
hearing today At o'clock.
Arrest Of Rioos.-Capt whissm, Of the Eighteenth
eight persons, Who arrested In the act OF vio-
1ating the public peace, ans beating aud seriously
injuring Of the workmen in the marble yard
Robert BsuuitE, situated IN Thirty second street.
near Bresswsy. The following named persons wers
arrested, who were headed by Abraham volk, and
aided BY Tho,. Cain, John McLoughlin, Andrew ted.
nond, Joseph Conner John Deisny, Henry Olars and
Michsel Sullivan. They ell csnvsysd befor. las
tice Bleshley, Who held them each TO bail 70 answer
the charge.
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News nom tho Isthmu. of Panama.

THE ANTICIPATED REVOLUTION IN NEW GRANADA.
We have received, by the arrival Of the Falcon
Mt Havana, and the Ohio at this port, the Pdnama
Echo Of the sh inst.
The anticipated revolution in New Granada is
still the subject Of conversation in Panama
The Echo gives the following pars graphs relative
TO it;-
From the rumors OF last week about fears of me-
rrross sessssnstibg the whites sti think u advsa
ole TO recommend 70 every foreigner to be armed aud
ready II such thing should take place to rally to-
sther TO protect their lives ana property This Is all
we advised all ~il advise. II II Il revo-
1ution-f it Is treason let IL be so,-ve will be re-
ssponsbie How friendly 10 the interests Of Pansms
must those few be who are eternsuy stirring up
difficulties and rsising rumors about the tranquility
cd the Ie thmus.
We understand that his Bxcslleuoy the Governor in
pronuncismento says, that there Is Gprit Of revo
luton in this country, and that nj the head OF IT,
3 commander. "a General Jose ID. Espinar. and our
-sorthy self. oood Honors seem 90 be thrust upon
,lsl
IL has been publicly asserted 20 frighten the old
ladies Of both soxee In this city that the negro popu-
Iation were about to rise and massacre all
abe whites. Nov. publicly and openly. We pronounce
-she Whole affair lie-s dastsrdly contemplate hum
bug for political capital Suppose they dare TO try
, such Q game, they veil what the conss-
s1uences would be 20 them and their race. We wish
ssinoerely that the whites those thkt call them
sseives severe half quiet well disposed as the
-1oor natives We have been accused Of being
5Utionist, because ve take the part Of the weak
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Naval Intelligence.

The U. q. schooner pfrt, Commodore Turner arrived
At Charleston on To 18th, from Pensacola The fol-
lowing IL lie o. her ofcere-Lisutenant Peter Tur-
ner commanding; Julian M.ers, Astins Master; j. IA.
nsrch W. Hob a, Psssed Midshipmen; J. W.
Greenhov, Aseistsi surgeon; Z. Van Baum, Captains
Clerk.
The citizens Of Wilmington, Delaware, having deter
mined TO remove the body 81 the late Commodore
Jacob jones distinguished oicer Of the navy, rom
phNsdelphia, to be Inferred IN the whining en- ana
prsndyvine cemetery. have set apart Saturday, the
sew cay ~ Uc't'tr 'rft f1r hat suppose and have
civtu INVITATIONS ~ the -ficors Of the navy asa
usite co'vs attached 20 rhuaddphia 10 join In the
Ger, monies appropriate b. the occasion.
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SUPREME CoURT-oRNERAI. TERN
Before Chief Justice Hdmonds, Justices Edwards a.

befOte chief justice ddmonds, dstice Edwards
Mitchell
This Is N appeal behalf Of Mrs Forrest to much
OF order made at special term the 2Sth day Of
septem last BY Mr. Justice Edwards directs that
Mr. Forrest DO discharged from arrest under the writ
OF issued In this cause, and that the bond
executed by him to the sheriff Of the county and city
Of New York. such arrest, be delivered up to be
cancelled. Mr. O'Conor proceeded to open the case
on the part Of the appellant and said the motion for
merly made on behalf Of defe nda1t sde on tins
complaint and AFFIDAVIT filed behalf OF Mrs. Forrest
In support of the writ Of eres AFFIDAVIT was In
SO that the complaint and AFFIDAVIT sn the papers
on which his melton made In q word, II was siD~
ply motion to review the order made at chambers.
IL may therefore be material to state this fact to tbs
Court, namely, that Mrs. FORESTS complaint CON-
tains three causes of action-oae, sban dsnment;
the other conducting himself towards her in
such manner as to render 1t unsafe for her to
cobabtt with him; and the third WIS the peculisr
case which he the counsel had noticed before OF hts
sgaipst her tor divorce, and to make syplsstion so
tho Legislature OF that State to enable HIM to do SO;
and that he hsa takea that course to o1prsss api
degrade her by depriyinR her OF the protsotion aad
support Of her friends and meant to force her ia
trial where she Have witnesses in regs, 70 To
transactions with which he seeks to mpeA.h hnE
In order to meet the first ground said Mr.. 0Ceror
which taken in the court bslow, that there VA,
not sufficient in the papers Tor issuing the writ OF
e1.dt, shall read such par. OF the compl sint and
affidavit as appears to me necessary and begiE a,
page fifty -seven Mr.. OiOonor then read the oSn.
plant and sfndsvit, which have been already bab >
lished at the conclusion of which Mr. 0'Oonor was-
about to resume his argument when the court &C,
iouIned to TO- morrow Cthsl morning.
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We are indebted to MIR Fairchild, the purser of
che Ohio for the latest news.
The steamers Georgia, Falcon, and Pacific were
a; Havana the latter arrived out on the 18th, in
four days and nineteen hours, and ha. since, as we
learn by telegraph, arrived al New Orleans.
The Falcon arrived from Chagres on the morn
ing of the 18th, with over two hundred passengers
The Georgia, from New York, arrived on the same
day.
The Falcon was to sail for New York, direct, on
Ihe 10th, with full cargo of cigars, tobacco and
sugar
The Spanish war steamer Pizsrro arrived off
Matanzas, on the 18th, from the Baze. She lay
At anchor of the mouth of the Mississippi three
days previous to her sailing for the island. She
ss now cruising about the Gulf and off the island.
Gen. Concha, the new Governor. General hsd
aot arrived.
negro (native) was hung on the 10Th. for
murder.
Great prepar atoms are being made for success
fsaVn Of bull fights, which are to come off next
month.
On the 2lst inst, at sea, off Cape Hatteras, on
board the Ohio, Samuel Doten, of Plymouth,
Mass, aged about ~ years. died.
We have also received by the same steamer our
files of Diario d, Ia Marina, Faro Industrial de Ia
-Habaxa, ind Gac,ta de Ia Habana. They contiin
.as usual, no political news, aud are Tiled with
translations from European aud North American
papers We translate from them the few folio wing
cAtems:-
The Spanish frigate of war Carmen, with 23o
soldiers, from Santander to Havana. was seen on
tie Sth inst, by the French b rk Havre-Guaia
'loupe, near PoinIe Isabelle Isl. Dominique) The
Carmen had experienced violent storm, and wa.
in imminent danger. The French captain offered
TO the Spanish oil necessary aid, but he was re-
fused by the latter, who thought all danger was
over.
The Italian operate company appeared, on the
10Th inst, at Tacon Theatre, in Douzetti's {" Luz
-ca." Nine. Boso, G. Badali and Salvi were
enthusiastically received, 81 Puritani was also
performed with the same cast as ia New York,
and made a profound sensation. TINS opera is re-
7Deated three times week to crowded houses. EI
Dtdrts de la Mdrina is the only Havana paper
which blames some artists, and above all Salvi
and Marina. The new tenor Mirata had not yet
arrived.
The ballet compsny Of Mr.. Monplaisr was
soon expected from Mexico, at Havana, where
.[hey intend 10 give some representations.
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Riot--DefauItor Absconded, Sc.

BALfIdOEEi VtI Il IbJVs
A young clerk, In large auction house here, is q
desuter TO the amount Of s1 600 and has sbscondsd
The city filed with strangers to attend the cattle
show to- morrow.
The southern mail IL through.
terrible riot occurred at Junes circus last night
Abouts00 rowdes assembled and threw stones through
the canLss, njuring several Of the sudieneei they
finally rushed iato The ring and broke up the CIRCUS.
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Ocr, n Crofsp CsTii,s = This eapse vas resum-
ed this morpipg when the plsintim restes, the de-
PENDANTS counsel roved 20 dismiss the complaint
the ground that tbs proofs did not sustain the segs
Ne therein, that the arbitrstors made the valuation
the lot Of Ia ID ~ question had been encumbersa
lease had not BEEN W. fr'f rcc tut vs.1afl1l wOali
save isrn 'iFifr lbs fdHs tru. tho a. dat vsw of
tts t.-e dituts 90 re triHt slant and plais ~ =
cctrf,l eroaptsdts ~ fuiirg o. the court
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Railwry Accidents.

scHEsEcrApr, Oct. %, 1850.
william Anderson, an engineer ON The Utica and
Schenectady railroad, killed at Palantine Bridge
this morning. The engine ran over COW, and WAS
thrown of the track, when Anderson immediately
jumped OF, and the wheels passed over him. lie
died In twenty minutes after. He was resident OF
this place and his death Is deeply smented BY eli
who knew HIM.
Urea October ~, 1850.
man (pame unknown killed a. wAtertown,
by being run over by the railroad cars, to-day,
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Murder ut Norfolk.

NoRFoLr, Oct ~ 1850
An old carpenter, who had been In the service for
forty years and transferred from the St. Mary to
the Naval Asylum, stabbed on Saturday night at
Portsmouth, by young man, and died immediately
aft
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burglar Arrested.

DaLrrMonE, Oct. ~, 1850.
The police Of Richmond informed on Sunday OF
the arrival OF three Phiadelphis burglars OBe -.s
rested the depot his vase examined and found
TO contain quantity OF burgsroas i'm piements The
other two we're not arrested.
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BUFFaLo, Oct. Y, 1850.
The Z. s. iron steamer Michigan, commander Bull
lus. arrived here last evening.
John Foster. mate Of the schooner Temperance, was
killed by lightning the lake, on Sunday evening
Last
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, Among tho Hutchinson Family.

ALBANY, Oct. ~, 1850.
Judson Hutchinson lett the residences of the Rev.
Mr. Msy at Syracuse, yesterday, for the Lunste Asy
um at Worcester. Insanity said to be Hereditary
In the family
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The Unios-The T'obaceo Crop.

PHLADELPHIA, Oct. n, 1850.
The friends Of the Union, at Savannah, intend to
meet to choose delegates to convention.
The frosts have damaged the Kentucky crop of
tobacco to the extent Of fourth and In Tennessee
to one third.
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Tho Steamer Florida.
Gen. scott Ia Ph,IedeIph,a.

sAvASSaH. Oct. "a. $50.
The new steamer VI or ida has arrived after fun Of
sixty four hours from wharf to wharf.
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Population OF Uneid. County.

pmLApELpHiA. Oct. "a $50.
Gen. Winfield Scott arrived here this morning from
Washington, en- route for New YORK
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The Murder at Louisville.

LouIsvrLLE, Oct. "a, 1850
Kuhns, the man who killed schsener yesterday, has
been arrested In the nezhborhood Of the city.
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Murder OF a F.ma ale 1. CINCINNATI.

CIScINrArI, Oct ~, 1850.
man named John Reilly, while in state Of drunk
snness, murdered his sister inlaw to-day. lie pulled
her on the door by the hair Of her head and struck
her with his loot causing instantaneous death The
murderer was arrested.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Arrival OF the Pacific ut new Orleans with
Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars In Gold
Dust.
Nsw ORLEANS, October e. 1850.
The steamer Pacific arrived yesterday with $500 200
gold dust and 300 passengers.
The gold dust she took on board at Havana, from
the steamer Falcon, from ehAgres The bound to
New York to repair.