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DIED

On Saturday last, the 9th inst, of eropsy
MIR. SAMUEL j. Nc CIoUp, aged 90. He
was one Of the. early settlers Of this place.
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The Lynch Law.

,alsA special session Of Judge lynch's Court
was lately held at Clinton, Ia. The &C.
count states Tint a young man attacked a
little gill in the woods, and frightened her
by his lcwd attempts. The girls father
and about forty friends, took the fellow
across the river, and hung him by the hands
to- the limb Of tree, and gave him one
hundred lashes with hickory withes, raising
large blisters on him, besides drawing
blood, md then bade him travel.
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EilIime ny EstabIiShme
= y MISS E. J. RiGHEY
e NMsaIs.... ...l uHn,, a.. =. NHnvra,, , q

MAAAAuO4 oAA NANAs0o NASAy
Front, few doors below Court Street Portsa
egg ''' ~ mouth, Ohio, 's"
TTAS just received tlie most splendid stock Of
Hi Millinery ever brought TO this city, which
she offers 10 sell ut greatly REDUCED PRICES.
Her stock consists, in part Of, Bonnets, La I.
ces, Ribbons, Flowefs, Plumes, Belts, Buttons,
Silks, Satins, Cuffs, Collars, caps, toys and or
naments, Her assortment Of Blond Laces, aud
bridal trimmings are particularly fine aud are Of
the latest style and newest patterns. For wa
ristJ, quality and cheapkess, her stock has
mover been equaled in this place, and she has
no fears Of being unable TO please tho taste OIL
any WHO may wish to purchase. 81
Miss R. also, colors boudotss 'la &g.
Miss R. thanks hcr friends for the hberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon her, and
takes this orcasion to say that she continues to
manufactures dresses, bonnets and mantillas
also 10 alter, bleet and ttiiii Bonnets. and will
exert herself 10 not only merit the continued
patronage Of old customers, but hopes to have
the pleasure Of waiting upch any number ol
new onEs.
Ladies' are invited to call and examine hel
large assortment.
Oct Ia, '50.-2o t9itsA
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IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA !
Arrival q me Alabama at New Orleans.
Agoshse Dcstuctiee Fire N SdFg Etan-
cisco--l 100 Buildings sBgrnt--NeICs
fsog hc Mines, Markets, Istt'nus u
ye.rs, &C., Sc. c4 q
.Ls. as'.Ss y. ss si,', NEW ORLEANs, Nov. p.
q Tho sicamship Alabama Foster, from
.Chagres, arrived at this port yesterday,
with two days later nows from cpliiorniEs,
Bringing dates to the 17th plt. ,ta VI Is, .5S- !,
The health Of tho IslbI0us was gecd.--
All excitement geia,ivo 10 the, attempted re-,
evolution in NoW'Gren.dn had pLetty mucn 1lu
died away, Rain continued g iali. though
sn,had but little effect on 'le roacs' WINCH
were in such order asto'enabc all opass
i over with but slight diincnlty. /.
The accounts from Ca!liofnla are not lt. Of
avery cncenr:aglng nature san Francis
co has been VISITED by nholoer destructive
fire, winch consumed over one hunarea lels
buildings, causing mucl' olslross among INC
occupants thereof. Preparations were to
be madcat once, however, for removing the
rubbish, and erecting more substantial
buildings. ,Esg, !,
The financial crisis sun ! excited g. o. much
, Tro,, V ,ha mines S there IS lille new % add
to TINT brought by the Pacific ;the accounts
are somewhat contradictory, but still OF q
very favorable character. New dlscov-
cries wore being made daily. The rainy
season was about commencing.
co. The passengers by the Alaoama nave
considerable gold dust wltii them.
aMAakEIs.-Fiour was aoa y gooo request
at $l4al0 forChlii, N IOo ID Sacks ana
sweet western, oil 'S5aH. ,a,oi
- Bricks were selling moderately a' SSUa
S25 per IA: l.as.,5it ;.et ,9.2 51i
" Coal had downward 'enoency' 7l.5y q;
Coffee quiet, and prices heavy. = :
~ Lumber continued 10 good request a'
steady and rather improving prices.
Tea was not plenty, andPrces IN conse-
fqnence. very ilrm. furniture was h''ie
inquired for. c5..4 ~,
I Provision market S generaly nsm. oaes que
"of Mess FORK nj 9ISaS4' a. ans so sr'n'e AZ si0'
Butter 25a4Oc. Lard loa@%c' 4. q
Preserved Meats were Gu,i. 80 -
Money Market nrm' Uola Duss slo,l~
af0r25., ua nlagP MA 7tSSg
90. =. .,,,s,,, y,U..,,,,. .,o,,
~~ = ens ~ " -
:, -, ,a3l W. nhw aoAn. t,v,' -.
line s.ea'ast ''S4.' ''st'in,s:on ".1 III yes
terday mleraeOs' ~ y ll'cA tog' WIN roo :
passengers. ans lafge Cargo ip',uu's
"oUtons o' go''es lro.n p'ea'en Egg.
,.lIt lne tas. oaypces IRON Lonuon u'I e" |" "
the ~ ullimo, oelng Two oays 'a'er 'pan 4
"ese nose oy l .ne Ganaus. s,,' S,,a oe ,,,ls i'm.
Rsno4tance. The markets appear to have
ucaeroone no change. Flour and wheat
woreaul. E} & Z
.frhe overland mai, from India arrived on
the .tt,,b. hut the general ncws was antic.
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4. B ELLiR Coz.

for III purpose of nrosecntjnv tha Roor = nd
SHOE anaIaci,aring busiasssin all itS various
sens II por,smon,h IA ny ,mhI;c S .sas,.Is ~. Ji
that they have commenced ooers,;sg IN ',5e
brick block two doors sonth ~ MAJ Davis.
Smiti, q Col. ON Market s,reet "a wf;ch nIace
they Intend kee Ding on hand every yaristy Of
t3nct.s Gboas Sinnss. "A y ~ :; 49,,
mahnfacturs Al r. 80" "' s1''e si :, '''A wv
+ rxUn.,p.s, ,.nns.li s.li,
a, ,,.il Mviosalc ana lNctalh' ~,
10 FukNACE MEN and DEALERS we
can :a iaia'sli Boots and Shoes al such pfiees as
VIII .,ass !. ,nciI interest 70 purchase ~ HOME
sa vu is.nlsn ~ tnen lust sucn sizes, hinos ana
rd ns y.ob 81 nay oe pes. adapted -. .nei wsn.s
stock 4 We bsliays with nann o,hsr, ,hst no
yood causo erists 10 nrcvsn1 :y,,cccs.ea, rosnn,
fsctnfiAr n ,he vast and ,',;,S IA, nS ,s.s.
,int its pfacticabli,y. We nave smha ,ked IN his
er;erprise. bon;na - snccssd nos 'nnIx in hon
citing ourselves hnt ~ con,r;bn,a in : ntono,.
tionnte derree to ia be,eG. of o,h..s
We will supply cuat omer "a with , our owu worl,
AZ retail nj the lowest possible o,;css made 10
order, OF whatsoever mai erial the : NAV desire.
and viii give nsrt;cn,ar and nsor,ot .j,sut;on
10 orders at bome and from aEroadr
We arc a,ao receioins I sni, ssso,.rn.,,. :,
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3 LAIN Rel0at,a lEsfate

nj Office is Hereby given that the nubscri-
LIN ,berhas been dppoihtcd and dualified as
on tie Eslsls Of John Beloat,
late Of Scioto county deceased. sr. 80
sq's GEORGE WI BEL L0AT, AAdm'res
Portsmouth, Oct. IA, 1850. .-i2e&4, l'a'7s
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COD LIVER 0Ib--Jdst received, lot d
" DR.. TO. Edwards & Co.'S. genuine Co
r Oil. For sale hy Dr.. J. C0RsoN,
eb. 2. No. 3, Front
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Bibles and Prayer Books.
"E lave just received the haidsomest lot
Nv. Of Bibles and prayer books ever brought
% This market; which we invite our friends 70
cali and exsmine, a9oA mss ~ B,
-a9oct. II, 80. J.sTEPHENsoN q co.
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MILLINERY.

suitable for the season. Her stock Of Bonnets
includes every variety Of form, style and ma
terial, with Ribbons OF the latest patterns and
ulogtapproyed colors, and Aftifrials OF tho
most utifulcombinations and delicate hues.
9,s s6hefeelsconddent Of being able to suit the
tastes Of altwho may favor her with d call and
will be efappy tolreceigea yisit from the old
friends asiwell an 10 make the acquaintance Of
any Lady desirous Of being tasteialIy provid-
cd for in her line.
~Por,smouth, Oct. 81 /, 1850 -a9o
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Wanted.

ctEVERAL APPRENTICES are wanted to
~ learn the Millinery and Misunderstanding
MISS e. J, RiCHEY,
Front, between Cortland Market atrects.
Oct. 90, lS50--30w4 IA e.feeae giii frsl
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PartnersInip Notice.

nUGAN Il MACK0Y, Exehange Brokers
have associated with them IN busines Mr.
George w Hered. The name and style ofthe
firm, hereafter, will be Dugan, IIered & Co.
% Portsmouth, Nov. Z, l950.-2w VIZ
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AbEVOA& - - NM.AAA y -5-,
1kn DOz. Brooms, assorted qualities, for
-IOO sale 10 the trade at lowest rates BY ;
tI Nov. IL, 1850. ~ n ~ S.R. ROSS. y
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{ . w BOO z. AND SHOE
d MaNUfAsT TORY.

KANHE undersigned having associated them
u selves together under the name and style
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Look here, my Friend |!
Stop, and LED us r eason Togetliel

Are you Father. laboring for the support
Of a family, and suffering from general dcbili-
ty and low spirits, SO that life almost seems a
burden, use Or. s, d. HowE's SHAKER SARs1-
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NoYeltY Iron Works.

StTONE WARE,lOOO Jars forpackihg Lard;
~ 4u00 Jugs assorted sises, and afull sssor.s
nlent OF dpeh Ware for sale by s. R. ROSS.
Jandary Z, 'sO-lo = ~
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BoARD OF ALDKRMRN.
Dec. 20 This Board met 81 the nsusl hour Nor.
ssns pre,leent In the cnsir The minutes Of last
meeting were read aud approved.
PETITIONS sFFrsnED.
OfJscob L. Smith and Others, for the organisation
Of hose c.mpany In the First yard; OF James
d Oliver. for return Of taxes srroneousy sssessed
test'monisl OF schsmerborn sgsinst the opening OF
SIXTY hith spd sisty sixth streets Of D. W wrishs
Dyetmsn spd other csrtmen,agsinst helaying ofths
Russ pavement.
Aqueduct Depsrms mt ithsp-tition Of WIN, Robinson,
eontrsctor en- sever In Delaney street referred.
nuosre
OF the Board OF Educstisn 70 the Common School
for ire quarters ending July slst sns October 8tst
1850 ordered on he of Com mitse on streesio favor
Of raising the grade Of 0reenwioh ana other streets
adopted.
Rro,fs RsfSrred--Of the Committee on 5trest-in "a
vor of granting permission 30 the New York ard Har
lem Rsrosa compsny ier cen.n.'ns ersnen nne nse
feet Tventy y-sixth street; OF the flnance commit
tee In favor Of purchasing we'll and pumps 81 rere noe
Mcclure; ofConmttse on Street W f,.os ot sllcr,ns
graph Company, to change portion OF their rohte
through the city and substitue se~ one thereror o
Committee on kseessnsn,s In fsvor Of remitant 70
James W. Savage the sun of 81 "a upon an assets.
rpept ON Ma property for buldiDg feser Va Madison
svenu. from Twenty third 10 Twenty nnh ssr-sti OF
Committee RosSs In favor of ss,os hs'
rus 40 The psst River. and sixtysisth street from
the Fourth avenue 10 sverus Of Commttee en-
Streets in favor o. assE'ps sidev Az, ~ street
a easaipx sidewalks the north side Of Seventh
street between First avenue and avenueA
prsoarrfo~s coscrnpKp ~.
That ths oross walk ~ the northefly tide cf Futon
street at tn. CORNER Of Greenwich street he resd and
thst the commissicrer Of repairs AMI supplies ns AZ
rsctsa 10 carry this resolution int innsdiass
tn. beard thea adjourned uu,iiS osI'sS this eve
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IrALiAr 0pgRA Hovss.- there was very fa,hlonabis
audience present last night TO witness the represents
ton OF "Ls Psvorita," which was performed Ia .
highly creditsbls manner. Bsnsventano sang with
than usual brillisncy aud ezcellencs, and Was
very warmly applsuded throughout the opera. His
value seems be more and more appreciated ON every
occasion. The other vocAlists very sssfol
and the persops'ion Of Leonora after the ars act
such a. TO create much enthusiasm Forti sang with
much taste, DISCRIMINATION, and eject Tie IL always
most pleasing in his subdued scenes. on the whole.
received With much .sti,iseiion. We learn thss
Parodi viii return TO the city for few nights snt
has made srnsstion in Phnade phis, such as might
be expected from her unrvslled talents--ths houss
being thronged on every occasion.
CHnfsrris Nns1RrLs.--The entertainments at thu
celebrated theatre Ct negro minstresy called Mesha
pics' Hall ususl cf very attractive character
The singing Is eseell. the airs selected good
and the Instrumental performances capital. rhs
most amusing and sughabls feature 10 the buresaus
italian Opera
Fulows' orrsa Houss A programme Of great v;
riety IL offered for this evening consisting Of melodies
solos the violin and sccordeon dancing OF every
description, and oonundrums and witty sayings la
abur The hall II comfortable, aud tastefuy
ranged.
BRoupwu T.HshS.cLE Mr. Mccarthy, the seIs-
brsted Irish comedian and vocsllst will give songs Of
Ireland comprising the mirth and slody o the Ems
raid Isle to morrow evening st the above named plsss
The enrtsnms Mt will be divided Into two parts. Hs
VII be assisted BY Mrs. Moore Master Henry, Mr..
Galat aud Mr.. Con1on
Jrssr LfSp ~ CHRLrsre- This la.y msds her
frst appearance before Charleston audience last
evening st the thestre Public curiosity had been
much excited and we may salty adirm that IN.
ssnguins expectations Of all realized Our ciiy n
thror ged with visiters, many Of whom have been a.
tracted hsre with the expectation % hearing this
unrvslsd songstress since the thestr. hss been
opened more brillispt s,teDtive aud orderly
bsge has eraced u than that whicb greeted tns
fair votaress of melody whose visit will form in
the annals of our music loving community "rhs
Birdscne' and the Eoho song vers loudly eacorei.
But the Of the Performances whs the pie pnir-
tive air Of Home sweet home which. familiar as 10
s to every one, We had heard resli7 sune bee
fore u fom the melinuous lirs Of Jenny Ltnf.
without psrtaking of the enthusissm 10 advspcs,
which has characterized the of other cities where
the fair swede has poured forth her melodfous n''s
We must b. sIea Cd tO remark that We have hs
fore heard the hunan voice hold an audience 40 much
under control, completsiy bold csptive the brill
liant sssem are Of b.suty and fashion that attended
her concert - CAari'stoa, s. c. Couoie Dee 21n
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The weaker, SO.
ny MoRsK's LINE, NO. IS WALL srREkr

ny MoRsK's LINE, NO. 10 WALL STREET.
Lish. wind, . little west Of north. Thsrmom st.r
stands 16 Barometer the rise. Pleasant cold
morning, little cloudy. Beautiful sieishiug. r
BrFrALo, Dec. 3o-s p. M.
II has showed lightly this afternoon, and there is
sero. The wind 10 from ths north. El.al
RosHrsrkr, Dee. 3o--sA.M.
Weather very cold. Has been showing some. and
now comes In light fnrries. But very little wind.
ROCHESTER,, Dec 30-sPN
The weather Is cold and cloudy and the wind is from
the west.
s'..evss, Dee. so-sA.M.
1ne pleSant morning, very little wind; tbermo-
meter IL. .'... vfLt
srRaeusf, Dec. 3o-sP.M.
the north. The thermometer shows sixteen degrees.
era AunuNS. Dec so-s SAN.
showed all day Yesterday and still showing slightly
Weather very cold. =.
oswreo, Dec. so-sA. NJ. :
wind strong from northeast, FROM eighth NJ, ,satur.
day night TO hve II. M yesterday and showed isces-
sanity. Roads horribly drffted. This morning ther-
mometer IA, with light wind from the north The air 10
piercing cold.
oswEeo, Dec 8o-sPM
IL clear and pleasant starlight night. The ther-
pometer indicstes sixteen degrees, with light wind
from the north.
Cloudy and cold wind from the northwest. Thsr-
mcmeter l51f. barometer rising.
F.f.rr. UrIoA, Dee. 80-sPM
There is no msterisl change In the weather fro N
this morning. The wind blows keen from the north,
and the sky 10 cloudy The Thermometer notes twelve
and a half deg, and the bArsmstsr 30 200.
AIs.sr, Dec 3o-sA.M.
very clear and beautiful morning. wind north
esst. Thermenetsr ~. City very lively.
ALsASr, Dee. 30--SP.M.
IL has been nne clear day and evening The thsr-
mometer 10 seven deg. above zero. The WIND s from
the northeast
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Comnnarder 8arroa hrs been derss 20 ths con-
mend Of the u. s. slcop OF var Jahn Adams destined
Tor the coast Of Anica the health II CoDm sudsr Up
shur preventinR bis assuming nnwsnai ana '0a-
mandsr Green "a The tloop Of var nsoator fttsg
fer sea ~ Portsr,1 ,1utb New Hampshirs
Lt. q. SiDolair has been srts-sl 20 TIE sisoa %
Germantovn, row earir pin1 A. bsoatlyr Nssy
Yard destination the ooast of Airct ne a1r sae
OF CON Sdcre lavairtfe
The u. 3. surveying stesmer walker lieut. Jamss
Alden. four days from baltmore arrived at Cbares-
ton en- Saturday is,t
Esesa ArsrtN MovrNrvrs--N VI ifshipman J. TAYLOR
weed. " Y. MoCrer, V etoctton a1d - l. Harais0n
have been tesched frsm the Academy ~ith orders 10
report FOR duty board the y siocp OF asr.
uantewn, nov sitting out Al the Brooklyn Navy Yatl
fcr he ccsst a Africa. Midshipmen II. A Adams ".
"A. Chesver. IA Boardman, y. Il May aud y = stan
ten. have been detached from the Academy, and Or
dsred 20 the steam frieate susquehAnns, httiag
oct at the Philadelphia Navy Yard for cruise II "
thought the susquebsnns viii proceed 90 the East la
dies Actirg Mitshipmsn n Wilsan has tenderea
his resignation % the Secretary Of the Navy. MI
shipuanj r Hamilton and aetinx Midshlrmsn
Ncche hsvs turntd % the service IRON shleh theF
lately red'sle d-N Naval Garsf.s
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ALBiSr, Dec. 70, 1850.
The private secretary Of Governor Hunt II is uudsr-
stood VII be son o. ssuuel n Ruggles, Esq, Of your
city. Mr Porter declines
MT Burohs Of Madison county, Who has been pressed
BY Lieutenant Governor pstterssu f- s5iutant gene
raj sto be iudse advocate general in place Of Lewis
DR.. Howard Tovpse,s, brother of Yrsusllr Town.
"nd. nov qnsrtermssssrs general, A. % be surssss
general ~.
ss.sra B.n.a's,, Fsl, is is sail, sto ss quarter
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LouisvLLr, December 30, 1880.
There and half feet Of water tho falls
and falling fast There only eleven feet In the
nal
The steamboat TsIleyrsnd, from New Orleans to
Nashville with full cargo sank last Friday, By run.
ming into the bank Of river during fog The loss s
$50 COO mostly insured at Louisville
The steamer schuylkin for New Orlesns, struck
rnag Monday week. and tore OF the guard, cook
house, and part Of one Of the wheels.
The cholsrs t prevailing st Lake Providence.
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~ RAMS Er.KcrRocBkxrcAL rKtKesArB.
wssHrsror, Dee 90th, 1850.
rHs sUccssson or rHK Lsrx ss. Hsnsassor, oy Ia.
Mr.. ALErssDrs q. Pr-r, Union dem) Of Louisians,
elected In the Third Congressional dscrict In the
plscs Of Mr.. HsrmsnsOn, (dsm) deceased, appeared,
and vas qualified.
RxILsoap runrosrs.
Mr. wmrs, (~hig) ofN. ", introduccds bill grant
ing the right Of vsy through the public lands 70 the
Buffalo; and Mississippi, and the Northern Indiana
Railroad Company, which vas read twice.
IMPORTANT RELATIVE LAND Law.
BY vote Of one hundred and thirty.one 70 thirty
eight, the rules suspended, 10 enable Mr. CsID-
-sLL, (dem Of Kentucky to INTRODUCES joint reso-
luton that nothipg In the bounty Land act OF last
September fhs be 90 construed ~ 20 prevent the sails
ertrsDser 1T any certhcstes warrant prior to the
locaton Of the the issue Of the patent thereon
Mr.. CALDWELL wouid not detsin gentlemen further
than to remark. that he had been Informed that the
unt sfsr the action Of the Hou.s In order that he
might sfx the transfer on the back OF ths warrant.
He moved the previous question under the operation
Of vbieh the resolution ordered TO be sngrcssed
MT Ysro-, t-hie, OF Ohio, moved 10 resonsIder IN.
vote he was opposed 10 the measure before them.
Instead Of two hundred and hfty thousand persons
being benefited By the bounty o this government,
dollars worth Of public lands would be thrown into
the hands Of speeulstor. The warrants would be ssld
Mr. CALDWELL, Of Kentucky, replied, and contended
that man could better seIf his warrant Tor far
pice ftransfershie, than n obliged TO wsit until che
lands were located vhen specuators only could Afford
20 run the hazard Of losing them. \.
kr. Jorfs tfem Of Tennessee eskst whsth ~ he had
ever sny spsculstor OF iobbsr who cssirss the
varrsnts 20 be made transferahis,
Mr cALVvrll replied that be hsa nj; spi stated In
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conciusisa that II was the unanimous wish Of those
shoufd pass At his Instance, Mr. vintsn,s motion
was Mid ths table, and chs rssolution passed
yssA iVs, .ss nsit r, s, = .,,rD yon ..u,o,o. ro
Mr. Bssws (dsn) Of htss., introducss bill grant
ing right Of way and public lands TO LousiAas and
Missisdppi for railroad purposes. Referred to the
CcmDittee on Public Bsnds. - 4-t f
Mr. scnxscx (whigJ el Ohio introduesd ball grant
ing the right Of way to Indisns, Illinois and Ohio for
lins Of railroad connecting at Cincinnati with San
dr.ky city 30 .o....,p.. n,,.,. :.
stitute diving lands to aid the work with view Of
connecting tho Msstssppi river, opposite 81 Louis
with the interior OF Ohio, 30 ~ to join railroads run
Ming In other directions.
Nr swxErssa, (dsm.) Of Ohio, opposed the bill.
Mr. yENAsLk- (deml Of North carelina, was opposed
to all these schemes @n the public lands are 10 be
divided, let the old and new states share alike.
Mr.. MARsHAIL, (whig)of Ky, offered amendment
that would connect Louisville with St Louis.
Mr.. scHEscx spoke in favor Of Mr.. Mcclsrnsnds
smendment. rt. 0if "a rueliff y la u .gf wHi
journed. .'t" (" Ai ~ - 't
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sh,pnng rntelIirence.

ITvtsroot- Dee -srf Gee gerry .e.fy. No.is,ns sth
James Brovn, Chilss. phadelphia 0eensr. Wooot WIZ
ninetcsi 0th Europssn whtnsy, S0risans III whitney.
fresn.p ssvntnsh Yofkfhire shsraan, New York; l.th
steamship Cambria feitch Boston, rAnny 6ionson PHIL
ssciphi,; 18th. Msrmion. Frssman NHcrk
nd bh windsor Ctstle. SAMPSON NOrisaaei Ccnstluton
nrttcr Nycrt ph, rseelsier Crccher do l0th, Wil,m
Btursis nler Rostcnt gArdina Pcndleton NOroNn mar
psret wehsts rYotk 1lh, Psriirmsut Sampson. Roston
rsnnv emorson. Pbfsderhs; t1h. R,seus ehoppyt New
erisnd, NOrleans; Admiral, Crisp, Savannah.
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Indiana Convention.

l.t 49,, CIsoIrsArI, Dec. 20. 1850
The Convention have decided that the term OF 90
vernon and Lieut. Governor shall be four yesrs-the
governor to be ineligible to any other ONES during the
term for which he Is elected Govsrnor that the 0e-
verDors veto may be overrusd BY majority OF both
Houses land that all bills not returned BY the 90
vernon within Ave days, shall become iaws unless ad-
jcurnments prevent, In which they shall not be
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1000 BosroS, Dec. 30, 1880.
The ship Ossippss, Cspt rsliord, from New Orleans
for Boston, has gone ashors Peaked Hill Bar,
Prcvipcetown, and will be q total loss l+t.
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GAIA The Steamship southerner.
CHAKLEsros, bee. 80, 1850.
The steamship goutherner, Captain Dickinson, LEFT
on Sunday morning at II o'clock, for New York.
Extensive Ernbezzlement at Mobile, Sc.
$50 r.. Ngw oRLKAss. Dso. 28, 1850.
Rufus Greene, the former Secretary Of the Mobile
Firemen's Insurance. Co.. has been arrested there on
eh.rs. Of .mos..!ns 500 almost half Of the cap
The Pacific hs. sailed for chazres 49,
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william NJ Harris Alden J. spooner, q. b Lsmar,
Thsnss @ TAimacge, A. b. Bsylis, Edwards w. Fiske,
Francis b. stryker, and DanieI Richards, t. whose
ION motion) that OF the Mayor elect added
TnE srAssrxe CAsK = John Doran and william Brad
ley brought up again yesterday. and the sxani
nation resumed Some further testimony was taken
and the again adjourned tin TO- this day.
The New York herald., 1850-12-31

There we're lso s.s.S. in PAustslpAls during Ma
vssk ,nalpg Jne asia iAsl
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The Steamship Ohio.

M .art rf - NosysLK, Dec. s., 1850.
The Ohio viii start for New York In day or two no
very serious damage being done except tar re-
CARDS furniture, and portion of the maohinery.
The New York herald., 1850-12-31

We learn that fresh disturrsness have taken place
st Aisppo The insurgents, in spite Of their recent
losses have made another attack upon the oity The
result was their defeat.