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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
The Cabinet.

SPECIAL D.pateA TO The Trttea>.
WAssIEeTos, Thrsiav, Iuy 10.
II 10 certain hat Mr.. " ebster will have the
State Department.
Mr. Peaice, Of Md. also, is fxei on for Secretary
OF War.
The Navy is decidedly committed to Mr.. Graham.
ONO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
General Taylor's Remains-1lrs. Tayior's
Residence.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, July 10.
1t has been determined that the body OF the late
President Of the United States, Gen. Zachary Tsy-
lor, will remain in the Congressional BuryiDg
Ground, he having expressed wish to be buried
where be died
Mrs. Taylor will in few days, take up her per-
mapent residence in Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

CEN rAYLoR.-The last and best Portrait OF Gen
TAYLOR ever Engraved, appeared In the lst No Of Tue
Gallery Of Iuusrous Americana Ii 10 sold by al BOOK
sellers, and also By BRADY, 35 Broadway, where me
original Dagueueotype 10 TO he seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.


~ BAsSUM's ANERIcAs MUstUM ia coil and qliet
psce well being highly g-nter ard visited By FAINT
les Of unquesioned rsspectahitv. its Saloon Amlse-
chssie, well a. interest ng The DUnksfd'
Is superbly play ed every night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
The Cabinet.

BY Special Dspafch 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, July is-2P.M.
This morning the oHce Of 5tc''tuy Of STATE
hiss been tel dertd BY the President to Daniel
Wtb,ter Mr.. W ebs,er is reluctant and 10 doubt
Other invitations 10 places in the Cabinet will be
issued in the course Of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
ry- rercantiIe Librnry A.soci

~ Wcrcantlle Library Associaton.-A 4
meeting VI The Association held on Thursday evening" July
10, the following WA adopted:
HA>rsas On account Of the recent public calamity for
which the whole people OF the country now mourning
II hss been deemed proper for the members Of this Assoes
uon 10 testify their deep participation In the general De-
reavemeut Therefore be It
Rssoired That In The eecease Of General Taylor, late
President Of the United States, whose exalted virtues ar
dent patriotism and great public services had for him
the highest place the ,nion and affections OF bis fellow
etzeLs the whole county has sustained al rreparsoe
losa
Resoised That the example Of the lusuious deceased
whose life has been uneeasngly DEVOTED 10 bis coun
Try pregnant with insucuop, and furnishes an examp
ALPHABETICALLY 10 the members OF this lnsttuuou VIC
mostly young iust entering upon the scnve duues
Of life. ,.....
On motion Of Mr. Lefingwel. Cemmittee eonssnns
OF MesGs LeffDgweL, Thomas and Phennd' eaysr
pointed 10 procure an orator from smong Ine ns@ Co.
who sbs pronounce az oraiion Of such Time - nc Com
nitee may name. ..,.,,s<,, ,..,-,.,
noue, A IsryIsSwsiL sscrefsry. bis LIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

u AGs, kOP ks, and ali zinds Of paper usaafasss
Herr materials, bouxhi and sold on bbsrsi tsrma ~
sf1 oAUEt / DERKIcKsON. i6a snd 10 esa<>-SA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

II Prince & Co.'s Meodeons for sale at factory
prices atBADGERS Fluts Mandatory, ORielly's rele
graph Building, 1871 Broadway. 1yl9 tiosc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
Extensive Robbery.

Bosros, Thursday, Julyls.
Ebenezer r. Lakemans store was broken into
last night. The safe wasIblown open with gun
powder and robbed Of gold watches &c to the value
of $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

u New-York Academy of medlciue.- "A spe-
cisl meeting Of the New York Academy OF Medicine will
be held IN The all chspe OF the University, Warrington
SOU are, this evening al O'CLOCK.
ISAAC WOOD, M. ID. President
JOHN g. ADAMS, M ID Secretary. jyl9 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
= General Committee Of Democratic WI

u General Committee of Democratic WING
Young Men "A speeisI meeting Of this Commi1se VII
be held The Broadway House Friday evening jay H.
1850, si O'Clock. By order.
y. DELAFIELD SMITH, Chairman
J.eoa 2 Ho~Axp Secretaries jylsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

~ Persons .bou, leaving the City during ns summer
months can ,oe Daily T,sbHas ssni 70 he'n oy os
or sending their address al the fuoneanon one "a
s,rpce .pd Nassau ct. opposite The City Hall Price %
ssnu month payable In ADVANCE
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iyls p
To Poets.

We have large overstock Of Verses nslgaed by the
death a. Gen TAYLOR which regard mol the least De-
porahe among consequences OF that melancholy event
should we waDi sny more. will call for Ihem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

ApvrRrurxrsrs-F Auctions see third page
and California steamers see seventh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.

s65- For Proceedings of Congress see
Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

~ National Guard-Seventh Rsatment n.
Y =. h.-Such officers and members Of this Req neat
are disposed accept the Invitation Of Comnoa Coan-
eli Of Brookyn to unite In Tho observance Of funeral hso
10 memory Of ZACHARY TAYLOR, late Presidooi Of -
United saes which win take place This day 10 tras cry
invited TO mes IT The Mercer ouse today q cloe
In full Uniform, white uowsers, without snapsseEa
A. DURYEE, Colonel.
J. A DIVES, Aejutsnt jyis lee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
~ Browns Essence OF Jamaica Ginger

AZ Browns Essence OF Jamaica Ginger
This Essence preparation OF unusual excellence. DID,
ring the Summer months family traveller should be
without In relaxation Of the bowels In and par.
cuarly Sickness 10 active and safe, well
pleasant and efficient remedy.
CAUTos-Persons desiring article that can be relied
upon prepared solely from pure Jamaica Ginger should be
particular ask for browns Essence OF Jamaica Ginger"
which warranted TO be what IL represented and 10 pre-
pared only by FREDERICK BRows and for sale at hs drug
and chemical store ~ +. corner OF Fh and Chestnut
Philadelphia For sale In New York, al wholesale by
r. CHAPMAN, n Fulton-st Also for sale by
Thomas 4 Maxwell 86 Wilsm-st
Rushton, Clarke Co. ITO Broadway 10 Asior BoBse
end rs Irving House.
John Milhsu, 1873 Broadway.
&c. Wells Co. 81 Eighthsvenue
J.GI Coddingon, us Broadway, snd S03 Hudson-si.
w Chiffon, corner OF Broadway and Eighth-st
w. II. Hall, corner Of Bleecker and Christopher tu.
A w Gabandsu, 81 Sixth-sYenus
Dexter l. Nelagsn, Albany, NY.
G. w. Badger, Newark, y.
g c. GorhsIn, New Haven Conn
A. j. Deisiogr, 25i Wsll-st
Deluc 4 Co Park Row; 58l Broadway; $50 4tnsv
And by all the respectable druggists and spolnecsnes N
he United States my3 2m,sTuAF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
OBSEQUIES.

q Tenth Ward.-Ata spec a meeting OF the w~s
Committed OF the Democratic Wigs Of the Tenth w.
helc at KeDDgefs Hotel on Wednesday evening. Ja,, =
The following Preamble and Resolutions were aaaanos.
adopted:
Hhreas The oil wise Ruler Of nations has Ia III, P,o
denee removed from tn OF bis lahore and A,.
Gen L. TAyLoR, President Of the United siss ara ~
n. v,ng II ~ both becoming and proper units a..
such 10 the commoo expression Of papt s-.a
Of tie loss which has been sustained By eosAs,
Il 10 therefore
Rerored That Ibis Committee entertain Al sascno..s
spicuoUsy sdoIred The oharseer Of lastn css
A. General he bold, skifal ADD intrepid, yel ~lss
bOuane and generous AZ statesman, be wss gss 90
coLcilstirg council and fshfol 10 ne psffrDsces
the important and tTus Witch grateful en- n
fdtbg people had cal ed tim 10 clschuge while . e1
zen and 9 be msutf srd singeness OF mind
integrity and honesty u purpose which viii secure ff a
in eTstiuce and adm alton Of the Amiriesn nsto,
Rssotrd That amid the general grief ~heh psrvsdss s
consolation hsip bis aspon ed SUCCESSOR NLLAkD fLL-
MORE, fellow citizen we rvcogt iLs u
ss virtues ard prtemurni alb lity To discharge the To-
portsnt Cuues hifh have deFOivtd upon him. and
hui and epire that be wil under cres
spce and al all tines BE- 0und sihl 10 the great CO a.
pa principles Of that political faith which 10 has aways
protested ard stil msintsins.
Rsoyred That The Committee room be- placed 10 satabs
mourning and that the bers OF the C0mmiee sss
Resolred That viii unite IN tho puoIic demonsrauou
10 be u aoe in honor OF the laie President
Resossd That these proceedings published In ~ he
papers JAMES H. PlNckNEY, Chair nas-
E Eby.s SO sss,rR Secretaries. n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

The following il the total number Of vessels
which have sailed from the United States for Cali.
fcrnia 395 ships 347 barks, 27l brigs, 2l2 schoon
boston Shipping List, July TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

Snip VEsrILArIos-MrW Fl. Jennson OF our
City has invented new Process for Ventlating
vessels by taking advantage of their rocking or
side-wise motion to inject continuous columns Of
fresh air and eject corresponding columns OF foul
air through Gutta Percha tubes in each side OF the
vessel, reaching down into and terminating In the
cooler, the air being impelled by the rising and
falling Of the water in these tubes rs one side and
then the other Of the ship lifted by the force Of the
waves. The idea seems good one, but as we un-
derstsnd that it is to be examined and passed upon
by Mr. z. K. Collins, we await the judgement
which shall then be pronounced upon it.
~ TIE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS OF the State
OF New York will hold it's Annual Meeting in this
CITY on the It'll and 9Th OF August. Lectures are
expected from
D H. CsUrrEsDEr, @ L P.sshAm'
TAYLOR LEWIS w Y. VALENTINE,
ID p Lee VIZ PHELPS,
MissSUsaH A. BoUDELLE, J. THOMSON
A liberal attendance is anticipated.
" JOHN w. HAWKINS, the early and jealous
advocate of Temperance on the Washiogtonian
platform, is now in our City, and The Drunkard
is to be played for bis benefit at Barnum's Muse.
um on Saturday afternoon and evening He is
worthy of the generous appreciation OF all Tenn
perance men; ard we bespeak for him bountiful
attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
The Case of Professor Webster, &c.

BOSTON, Thursdsy July 10 IoO0'
The hearing OF the case Of Professor Webster
is row proceeding before the Comedies petition"
containing about LOO names, praying for COM
mutation, were presented-one being from Sacra-
mento, Cal. signed by E. Cheever, Attorney GEN.,
and 80 others formerly of New England A knot
ted grape vine, an inch 10 diameter, capable Of
causing death by one blow was shown to the
Council by a noted horticulturist The Rev. w.
Spear and other Clergymen then addressed the
Council in favor Of communication. The decision of
the Committee has not yet been made public, but
it ia without doubt against Communication, and the
condemned it is said has been informed Of this
fact-An attempt was also made to get reprieve
for Pearson (who is to be hung on the Goth inst)
ON the ground that he is insane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

r. Democratic ~ mia General COMMITTEE
Spec Al Mestrg Of this Committee VIII be held oo At
DAY EVENING the 18Th, a o'clock, At The Broaowsy
House. BY order, CO..
N BowDITcH BLUNT, Chairman.
49, - Secretaries. jyls 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

~ Blasonic.-fne Grand Lodge Of the State OF New.
Yo1r hsyiI accepted invitation 10 unite win tho public
subores II City Of Brooklyn Ia paying respec 70 ts
tuory OF Gen ZACHARY TAYLOR, lato President OF ths
Uuisd States this day sddsy) Ile officers and msmbers
OF Montgomery Lodge No. % requested VI met 4
Ton ,ey's ote LibsItyst Brooklyn, at O'clock L. N
dnlI Ma uouic ReRslis by order Of W. NJ
D. BarsAs, Secretary. THOMAS g. HENRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
HOWE, svest Home!
The N. Y. Industrial Home Association

win hold It's first regular meeting under the Constitution
u Old Watch Houie cor Christopher and Hudson ste
this Friday evening ats O'Clock Members requested
present. and all Others DESTROYS OF obtaining by pur
chase ate for house the advantageous plan yet
propcted, are invited 10 al end.
Il d. MURRAY Secretrry. iyl9lls
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CITY ITEMS.

r. A beautif | shower came on las night AZ
II O'clock, ard was pouring coPi usly when we
went to press. Toe we tn r is very warm.
OUR ScHooLs.-Resut o. the recent examIna'
ton Tor admission / b the Free Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
The Case of Professor Webster.

BosTos, Thursday July IS.
The report of the Committee on the case OF Pro-
fessor Webster will not be made public today.
There is no doubt entertained thatthey unanimous
" concur in refus t. stay the sentence OF death.
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Destructive Preshets


We are indebted to the politeness OF the opera
tors on the OReilly Buffalo Lse for the following
important information
BY Bans Merchants Telegraph.
ALBANY, Thursday, July 10.
There is q great food in the Mohawk River
The Express train, due here at O'Clock, is detain'
ed at Utica, in consequence Of the track being six
feet under water, 81 miles east Of that place. No
account # the damage done to the Canal has YET
been received, but there has undoubtedly been as
much damage done as by the storm we had week
before last.
IRENE udous Rain Storm ut Phiindeiph'a.
PHILApELPHIA, Thursday, July ls-loi Pm.
Our city has been visited by tremendous rain
storm, which commenced at noon this day, and is
still pouring down in torrents. Wind Sc.
EGect Of the Storm In the Delaware.
PHLADELPHIA, Thursday, July ls-lOI P M
The steamer Robert Morris, which left here this
morning for Cape May, when within twenty 20
miles of the Island, had to put back to Wilmington
for safety, owing to the storm.
The Delaware River and Bay are exceedingly
rough.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

INDECENT DIPLOMATIC DIscLosUREs.-The re.
cent diplomatic correspondence given by Mr.. Clay
ton to the world, describing the affair between
Mr. Potter, the Anne rican Consul at Chill, and the
British Charge 'Afaires, Mr. Sullivan, has created
very little public remark, but general condemna-
ton privately among men of sense. Such a cor
respondence never should have appeared publicly
at ALL Mr. Potter. according to the facts related,
was perfectly right IN chaslsing the insolence OF
the British Charge, but no letter should have been
written on the subject, no certificates published,
and no publication made of such dscreditable
papers, by the Secretary of State at Washington.
The publication OF this correspondence only
shows the utter want of diplomatic tact or dlple-
matte propriety, which marks the muddy mind Of
Mr. Clayton.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
Shipping Intelligence.

70.
Bark Sarah, Bridge of ?ortland from Gibraltar
Orleans ashore Lesgerhtad Reef Tortusaa
lh inst Der als have sold auction for nine
teen hundred aid irA dollars 1t reported that
she has teeu got OF
Brig Josephine, from Philadelphia for New Orleans went
in attempting Carrysfort Reef She arrived
todsy leaking slightly and Will be examined by the
Bark Henry Tarrep, Batby ashore Burning
BLAND, be 9Th inst.
british brig is reported ashore Eattacomber Key
psme uni novn The vreckers have taken her cargo.
Brig Jos pbne aid have been Deee for 5avage-
led 22d.
The hull Of the Sarah Bridge brought three hundred and
Il ur dollars
Brig mede from aca, for Halifax ashore
Key IlrZo, llged. consisted Coffee
&c. IL was ed.
Arrived 18th, brig haccser, from New York.
LEwEs, Del, Jan 27-f Pm.
TriE Mail for BCstoa and ~ collers, to this
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

We received, at q late hour last night, our files o
El ReIace from the above port bridging the lates:
dates, TO the 18th instant
The Redaer CT the 18th instant expresses surprise
that though the middle OF the month Of January
yet the coffee Of the harvest has yet begun
arrive in any quarter from the interior plantations
whereas in years before this time the coffee had
not only come in from the plantations but generally
had been already shipped Of Tbs of this delay
OF 1t may be the failure in the crops Is attributed to
the heavy rains which prevailed during all the month
Of November preventing the berry from rpenng, and
afterwards causing DELAY in gathering 1t. Meantime
this fact has caused considerable rise of coffee ia toe
market AT the p ace Of expectation.
On the sth Jannsry, the Royal English steamer the
hedwsy aIIs I'd nj st Jago dc Cubs and after stay
OF only few minutes preceded to Jamaica to take
in the mails for europe She direct from Chagres
and had on board considerable number Of passengers
nom taliioi Mia all bound with pockets full OF gold,
for Europe TO ,p.bd at home the fortunes they had
doubtless made on the Sacramento. In addition, the
edwsy nag on board two millions Of dollars In specie
con'igned TO mercantile houses in England This in.
formation came direct from Capt. M. Symons, CON-
napder Of the Medvsy. passenger on board the
Midway, for Europe informed the editors that gold
was quite plentiful in California those who had the
luck to bat usn geod digging; but he said at the
came time that misery and suffering were much mo q
In sbnnosncs than gold, on account Of the numbers
Who hock 10 the mines and the scarcity and
Si a. 'hs ste.,,rss Of isis Ihe pl.cers he said
u true the geld 10 there yet IL is not quite go abuo.
DAFT nor 50 easy 10 obtain has been represented
a Spanish correspondence, written from the nitsd
states eLt.rs into rome political discussion upen the
prospects of the psHge Of the Wilmot proviso aud
iorms the people Of LubA that there no doubs the
frotiso Will psts the uCuse by majority Of 20 The
wfer acds that IL will possibly be thrown out In the
Senate and thus he adds disunion Of the states will
for time be postponed. This matter now 80 a,itatink
10 US eens TO excite great interest among other ma.
tiop' ~bo.e eyes intenty hxed upon US The wri.
Ter draws BY DO means fstteriDg picture Of the House
OF th.pf.ttntsnves xt Warrington and rays IL Is very
ceteisLt this year In talent and dignity.
The various eLterprizes Of oads which uthn the
last two yesis have been Ia Cubs to great
extent horibg The progress aud Advancement of the
ltani ih imiaos Of American activity and life seem
TO prosper and dsucc.td. The Cobrs railroad company
ad,t dividend Of per cent, which is the Iotn d.
vdsnd divided aoIg the stoc of thi, com
Ispy other railroads sppear by all accounts TO pay
still better. -
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

Nrws PROM TnK ISLAND OF CUnA.-In another
part ct our paper will be found a summary Of the
mostmteresting news received from st. Jago de
Cuba. The anticipated failure of the coffee crop
will, no doubt, have some effect upon our mar.
kets. and cause some liie stir among spectators.
The joumals we receive from this port are, II Is
singular fact. better written and contain fuller
political intelligence, accompanied with greater
latitude oi remark. than the journals published At
Havana, the capital of the island Tne Rcdacier
ufthe llth January contains copIous trsnslatons
from the American papers, and gives, in slices. the
message Il Gen. Taylor. THIS is means OF con.
yeying American sentiment INTO the island Of Cuba,
which the Havana journals seldom venture to put
in praCLoe Perhaps the residence of the Cover.
nor O. CO. ian General at the last mentioned place
msy, IN son~ degree, account for this restraint
and political .'Imdi,y and bashfulness, and also
helP to eAIlein Why the journals at a port more
distant from the q ern eye Of the despot are a lit
tie more Tree and hb .ra IN their extracts and sen.
timen,s The news, tNough scarce, will be found
not noiEninierestng
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

OCEAN STEAM NAvreATIoN-SrLENpIp SPEcrAcLE.-Al
who take interest in the important subject Of
steam navigation well those who wisa to
Of the most splendid launches that ever took place,
must not forget that the splendid steamship Artic OF
three thousand five hundred tons, and two smaller
steamships will be launched from the yard Of VIM.
Browne, at the foot of Twelfth street. East River this
morning, half past nine O'Clock. 1t Is expected that
an immense concourse Of people will witness thos,
launches. As soon the steamship New World Il
launched, sbe will proceed a trial trip down th,
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
Marine A1Yalra.

SALE OF ANOTHER PHILADELPHIA STEAMER We un-
deTstsnd that toe Mes'rs Ho.lsnd Aspn vail Of this
city have purchased of the Philadelphia and Charles
ton Steam Navigation Company their and splendid
steamship the tnisd,l phis at advance Of $4,000
her original cost fhe Philadelphia was built by
M-s,rs Vaughan d Lynn, OF Kensngton and is about
Ioo tons burt hen she was launched In October last
She has made but and during the outward
aud home ward ,rip proved herself to be not only
stsupch boat but of the fastes steamships in
the world. Her engines remarkable for their su
perior strength pow.r aud finish. Her total cost
S 90 COO, thus mssirg the cost to the Messrs II & A.
$50 coo The Philadelphia may be expected In our
waters sometime this week
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

INTELLicEscE PROM JAMAIcA.-We are informed by
Capt Wright OF the schooner Abby Morton, from Fall
moutb, that great excitement had been created in
that place relative to the operation Of the open nsvi
cation laws. public meeting had been held anon g
those interested in British vessels aud after passing
sundIy strong and furious resolutie ms calling th
residents to support their countrymen, etc, etc. it
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
TELEGRAPuIC INTELLIGENCE,
NNNN~~Ns>7~>~>~N~
The Austrian Mission. nc

OUR PRIVATE TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON Cry,
Sunday, January n, 1850. :
We have had calm for three days in the poll
ucai world, but TO. morrow we expect the sport to-
be resumed with greater spirit and variety than
heretofore. If any disposition is made of the
Austrian resolution, or if the Senate has an exc
cutve session, the case of Colonel Webb will
come up. Last week, on motion for his reec-
ton, while Messrs Webster and Mangum thought
1t necessary to explain the reasons which COM
PEELED them to support the appointment, Mr..
Benton, to the surprise of the wings and demo-
Gratis, came up to the rescue of your cotemporary.
The vote has Yet to be taken on the nomination.
and how 1t Is to be confirmed, no man pretends to
calculate.
Mr. Calhoun and Mr.. Hacket are both i'm
proving to-day.
The weather has been like June.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

fREMrS's BALL AT THE AsToR PLACE THEA
TIRE Let no one forget that the annual ball, for
the benefit Of the Fire Department Fund, takes
place at the Asor Place Theatre, this evening. II
all other balls for charitable purposes should be
neglected by the citizens Of New York, this one
ought pre-eminently to be attended and supported,
for all are indebted for the energy, skill, philaa
ihropy and dangers encouatered by our firemen.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
Steamboat Collision

BALTIMORE, Jan. 27, 1850.
Accounts from New Orleans to the Gath inst. state
that the steamer Ohio whilst coming up the river,
came in collision with the towboat Dinah having In
tcw propeller Col Stanton and sunk them both. The
Ohio received no ipjury No lives were lost
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

How TO SPEND PHHosoPHIcAL EVENING Go
to the Chinese Assembly Rooms, and hear the ex-
ceedngly interesting lectures on the Panorama of
the Nile and the Antiquities of Egypt, delivered
there by Mr.. Glddon. 1t is the most scientific en-
I rtainment of the times.