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a IN WILLIE DE PARIS.

LA WILLIE DE PARIS.
French Confectionery, Boz. B0~s, Fa~ey Bor", Conniba
&C.
~ GAUTIER respectfully the public that he has
W completed his arrangemens and s fully prepared fur
nish EtfG
with every description Of FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, PRE-
SERVES, COMEsrIBLEs, &C., &c in the best manner and y
lie Would state that he has given particular attention. during
past summer, manufacture Of every description Of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON-BONS, &ca
to which he especial attention. he thinks he has arrived
other house America, proved by the large orders he
tnualy receiving from the North for these articles.
FANCY BOXES, &c.
His importation Of these goods has arrived and will
ranged for public Saturday. a instant which
particularly the Of those desiring holiday
ported county, and win be sold on The most reasonable
The following articles store constantly for sle
800 boxes Petit Pois
500 do Mushroom
100 do Trufhes ~.
5000 lbs preserves assorted, by pound in the bottle
f Large assortment Of sauces. Spanish olives
800 bottles currant Jelly, ass0sted hxe ~ g4
5000 lbs chocolate, Of different kinds
800 ausr bottles Of fresh tomato .
800 bottles tomato sauces, q IS cents per bottle.
I'll FOR HIRE.
He for hire, the reasonable tenns the following M
Two pair Of very rich candelebras
Silver spoons, large, dessert and Tea
Forks, large and dessert
Glass ware Of every description AAe
Large assortment Of plates, u,s :t.nd,, 1s, nm pA,
Dec l3-3sawaw corner Of iish street. and "a. avenue
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M.s..s. OF ths Last eev.rner OF m,s.,..,pp,.

The SLAVERY aUEsrIoH.--THE Rousp ISLAND AFFAIR-
The annual message Of Governor Matthews, OF Mis-
the 9TH instant After comprehensive review of the To-
cal affairs OF the Sate he speaks in strong and emphatic
terms upon the subject OF the Wmo Proviso He denies
the right OF Congress 10 legsate upon the subject the
federal government is not sovereignty, but the
agent OF many sovereigntes He condemns the conduct
OF General Riley, in procaimng Mexican law, thereby
excluding every religion but that OF Catholic as atogeh
er at variance with the laws OF this country and unpaa
leed As the Congress OF the United States made pro-
vision for the government Of the Territory the President
possessed no power TO appoint governor The election
OF delegates TO the convention and the proclaimng
suton excluding the South from taking their property
to that Territory he says is illegal, and all done without
the appreciation Of Congress- He opposes all further
compacs heretofore entered into have been violated by
the Morrill, and recommends firm resistance 10 the last
extremity. The spirit Of fanaticsm and aggression will
never be stayed by compromises, but viii continue its
work OF destruction until the land will be drenched in
IN blood and the glorious temple Of human liberty reared
bic into ruins In the event oil the adoption OF the Will
mot Proviso, the admission OF California into the Union
by virtue OF her pretended constitution, the abolition OF
slavery in the District OF Columbia, or the prohibition Of
mend: that the governor be Empowered to order an cleo
ton OF delegates to convention TO take into considera
ton the mode and measures OF redress and to adopt such
measures Tor their future security the crisis may de-
msnd he protests strongly against the conduct Of Com
mander Randolph and Lieutenant Totien in block aiding
the southern coast OF the State and compelling the
assembled at Round island TO dsperse when there was
positive evidence against them other than pretended
intention TO INVADE the Island OF Cuba The laws Of
Mississippi were violated and when the Executive ap.
der which these officers acted the application was denied
Under such circumstances he suggests the proprey OF In
strucng their senators and in Congress TO
institute an inquiry into the transaction
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s.prs.. Court OF shs United states.
MONDAY, January %, 1850.

MONDAY, January %, 1850.
Daniel Breck, esq, Of Kentucky, and William G.
Whitley. esq, Of Delaware, admitted attorneys and
counsellors OF this court.
No. io5 Eli Clark Of a. %. Manufacturer Insurance
Company In error 10 the circuit court OF the United
States for Massachusetts
Mr. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion of this
court, Affirming the opinion Of the circuit court in favor
Of the defendants the merits but on account Of some
defects in the bill Of exceptions, reversing the judgment
below. and remandiag the there for correction
No. SO. Thomas c. Sheldon ct al. %. William T. Sill.
This cause was argued by Mr. Romeyn for the appel.
lants, and submitted on printed argument by MIR. Ash
mum for the appellee.
Nos 81, IS, and S. Jacob lie Roy plaintiff in error,
w L. v. B., Baldwin, William Beard, and Theophilus
Nichols. The argument Of these causes was commenced
by Mr. Blunt for the plaintiff in error and concluded by
Mr.. Seeley for the defendants in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, at II o'clock.
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Wssre informed that there Is in preparation and now
almost ready for the press History Of the Administration
Of the late ismensd James K. Polk, by the Hon. Lucien
sriet In Tennessee.
The welknown talents and ability OF Mr. Chase his long
intimacy with the late President and his personal psrci.
patton, member Of Congress- In many of the most In
tesesng scenes and transactions of the admna-
on, render him peculiarly fitted for the task which he has
updeuaken and we hazard nothing in predicting that the
work will be OF great interest and value Il win com.
prise. told, full and account of every
prominent political measure of Mr.. Folks
the annexation Of Texas the Oregon controversy and COM
promise, the changes In the system ndepen.
dent sasuy tho Mexican war, and the acquisition Of our
Pacific tsrsoressubjects sufficiently rich In varied Incl.
dent and interest," and which, In the hands of Mr. Chase
will. no doubt be made constitute a volume wlNch every
one II oil Interested In those important events will be anr.
ious 10 possess.
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THE UNION.

fxs PEERS DassAt~ BY Lady LYITos BULwER. syo., PIP.
is6. Suinger Il Townsend, New York.
This novel; think. may be deemed the best Of Lady
Buwsrs productions 1t 10 certainly written with great
power and ability, and will justly add to the fame Of the
distinguished suthoress tits not only deeply interesting
in its narrative, but il abounds with pquant wit Il
not fail to have extensive run with the reading pub
lie. who will say,with Us. that Il is very curious and
amusing volume
For all the works above noticed we are indebted to the
publishers, through the politeness Of Taylor Maury,
at whose wellsupplied bookstore they may all be
found
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrfMoRx. Ian. 2s--5 p. m.
Co~vsatios4i f@m.-hsrya~d a~d the NashpiAs Goa
ve~fion City Mortality Robbery TSsstk al the NsU
Fork Custom hoss. -7soogs for ca,Jor m,a- The mar.
To morrow the grand contest in the house of delegates
for conventional reform and from present APP
the opponents OF the measure intend fight
the last Mr. Csusn, on Saturday, presented minority
report, panied by bill provide for reform about
years hence repeating the AID article Of the decla
ton of rights. and the 59h article of the constitution To
repeal these articles requires vote OF the people, and
believe; wothirds vote of successive legislatures
and biennial sessions held the question OF hold
ing convention might be considered rs indefinitely post
poned laid the shelf for The action OF the next gen
Grafton.
The Committee on Federal Relations on Saturday, also
presented series of resolutions In house Of delegates
declaring. In view Of the fanaca movements Of the North
in relation TO slavery tina, Is due to the dignity OF the
State Of Maryland TO act what she speaks as she has al
ready declared her intention link her fortunes with the
Souri, In ofnecessy Use resolutions further PROPOSE
that In the event Of the passage Of any bill by Congress in
cooperating what is popularity termed The Wmo Pfovso,
abolishng slavery without the Of their masters
in the District Of Columbia during the session Of the egs
lature will provide for the representation Of the State
of Maryland In the Southern Convention, proposed 10 be
held at Nashville, Tennessee They also authorize the
governor, in such bill should Congress- after
the adjournment Of the Legislature, to Immediately call them
together again
The report Of the Health Office for the past week shows
81 deaths, OF which number AZ under 10 years OF
age.
A vsse was stolen this morning from wagon in front
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot containing money
and ewcy to the value of $780, being the outfit Of
deman about TO take his departure for California.
letter from New York states thai despatch was
ceyed at the customhouse Saturday from Washington,
directing the discharge 30 inspectors, and all the weigh
er gaugers, and amounting in all TO ITO
Il Is thought by many that this is merely
ment the part Of Collector Maxwell to get rid OF num-
Der Of incompetent officers whom in his haste he appointed
TO make changes, and whose places will be reed In few
weeks by capable Notices 10 quit were served
ON Saturday to the whole party
One Of the companies Of flying artillery, from Fort Nc
Henry, yesterday sailed for California board the ship
Monterey, carrying out full battery, and large quantity
examination and stores There also ten families with
them each consisting of husbands, wives, and children
and Of the officers takes with him newly married
wife.
The MARKETs.In the Baltimore -four market this
ing, there sales Of 200 bbs Howard street -four
a. SIT Nothing doing in City Mills. No sales grain
day Sales whskey at n cents in bbs Sales 900 lbs
bulk shoulders at A cents cash. also, 400 kegs No lard
old, at 81 cents, mos
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MIusTxn TO MxxIco,-Hon. Robert p Letcher our min
lister the republic Of Mexico sailed from Mobile on the
18th instant The Register that after awaiting
fortnight the arrival OF the British steamer, Gov Letcher
on account Of the urgency Of his business applied Com
Newton, Of the navy yard Pensacola for the
conveyance Mexico and his application resulted in the
the steamer Walker engaged In the
survey for that purpose Among the passengers by the
Walker were the following. y
Hon. n. p. Letcher United states rnn,seY N Msxico
and servants Bernard Peyton Of Virginia and L. Moses Of
New York, attaches; John Parrot esq, United States
consul II Mszadan, and servant; Lady Emiline Stuart
wordy. and servants Miss Victoria Worthy Lord Marx
Ken, England. $40
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The Democratic Review.

]
Mr. Theodore A. Foster the travelling agent for this
trust that his subscription list will have many additions
made to It among the citizens Of Washington Thomas
p. Kettel, ESQ., the editor of the Democratic Review is
inferior TO in this country political and CON-
mercal writer; and his services in building up the fnan
cala commercial policy which has prevented SO much
evil and conferred many lasting benefits upon our
country have been nesmable His abilities were first
made known in the celebrated "MoNEY ARTICLES, pub
lished in the New York Herald some years since and
since that time, he has been constantly engaged in vind
eating the right, in explaining the operations of true
principles and in defending labor from the encroach
ments Of capital and the designs OF the advocates of
special privileges and class legislation But il il needless
for to introduce at this late day the editor of the Demo
cratic Review to the readers of the Union The able
commercial letters which publish each week in our
columns, are sure. preclude the necessity of CON-
which characterize Mr.. Ketell. These qualities are ap
parent in the Democratic Review. Its January number
contained Of the powerful articles which we
have read Itspeaks of "hs stability of the Union
and, with pencil of light. porrays the necessity of
chsrshng kindly feelings between the different sections
Of the confedeacya necessity imposed by the moment
interests which each section has in the welfare of the
other We shall avail ourselves Of the earliest opportu
nifty Of laying this paper before readers and in advance
we ask for il an attentive consideration.
We commend the Democratic Review not only to the
democratic party but to the whole country, az emnenty
worthy of patronage.
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mother and 10 my country deaTer than my mother
should deem myself the most unworthy Of her sons, il
waited TO be asked to ward or the blow" We are
happy 10 think that there are thousands OF such par
ob in this blessed land who will rush 10
The rescue Of the repablic We know Of such, and
the hour s not far distant when shall see them ener
gsscay dschagng their duty in the present Congress
Let us not deceive ourselves The ship is in serious
danger The Union is exposed to imminent peril of ship
wreck Trust not TO the Executive for relief General
Taylor has missed the opportunity Of weaving around his
brow greater glory than he reaped upon the field Of
Bsena Vista. He has shrunk from his responsibility
In his late message he has lodged the question He dare
not becomes the patriot meet the crisis He dare not
proclaim that he would veto the Wmot Poviso. and that
he would use his constitutional power still the tempest
Look not then to him. nor his hesating cabinet but
look 10 the real heroes OF the land who would even sac.
rcs themselves like Curus, TO close the breach in the
republic Let US not deceive ourselves We must CON-
promise the controversy by amcable arrangement The
States stand upon the common platform Of equality.
They constitute great partnership Of sovereign States
and is not for the other for this section OF
for that section, claim all the benefits Of the Union
and avoid any Of its burdens We repeat the Union is in
danger and il is not force il is menace it is not un
kind or uncoureous language which is to save it. is
Cancellation and compromise which have brought this
Union together, and must continue to knit it together
Congress should let the agiiang subject of slavery
alone They should pass no laws resolutions about
IT. In this spirit the Union will remain the proudest
monument which man has erected and our country
attain pitch prosperity which has been equaed
in the world
These are, indeed, "the times that try mems souls"
Let rs settle the whole question at once, and forever re-
move this agitating subject from our public councils
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Died.,

In city, Monday morning. 2sth Instant Of scarlet fever
PAYSON months, and seventeen
days, only daughter Of Samuel L. and Abba O. Harris.
Suddenly Hampshire, Sunday evening" the
9Th Instant Mrs HANNAH RALsTON WHlPPLE, wife Of John
whppe esd Of the Hon. Salmon Chase senator from
Ohio
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We are requested to state that the Hon. William T.
Hamilton. of Maryland. called home last week by
the sudden death OF member OF his family
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Union 81 ys~Hsey
Give M the manor iron nerve,
Who win from duty never swervs--
VINO feels no base or coward fear
When dangers darkly hover near,
And DIsooaD, with unhoiy hand,
Would tear in shreds that golden band
Which holds, within Us vast embrace,
qod,s chosen land--fiis noblesi race
Give Us the man Of daring mind,
Whose spirit rides upon the wind,
Defyine tempest, storm, and wave,
When there's gallant ship 10 save =
fhe man who looks sereneiy down,
Where angry pillows darkly frown,
And holds the helm, with steady hand,
While shouting forth the brave command
Give US the man Of genius high
or noble heart--of eagle eye
Who sees Nation great-sublime--
Rise peerless In the range Of Time =
A Nation whose effugence beams
Whsfe'er lis flag Of glory streams,
And lights the world ON Freedoms. way,
BY Freedoms bright and genial ray
Give us that man, whoe'ef he be,
For he's The man to guide the nee,
And still the tempest raging now
Around Nations sunny brow
tempest filled with seeds Of death,
And brewed by FAcrioN's poisoned breathe
A tempest which, II burst Il must,
win PROSTATE Freedom TO the --
No, no !-,inwrtten be the word
II cannot be A voice Is heard
From out the silent Hermitage,
Where sleeps the Hero, Patriot, Sage,
Proclaiming- -sons Of Freedom, rise
Bind stronger still your glorious ties,
And boldly swear, like men true-nerved,
"This Union must--sHALL be preserved"
ION January 23tli Ea 4-
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Brown, Boston, ssd o1 :.fs ~ hem and y d. boossnsn
Arnsaid 90 Marine Insurance and Average, vols svo.
Bright Husband and Wiz, vols. svo.
Cruise on Real Properly edited by Professor Grsen'saL vol
cal,i. on tss Law * Patents, svo.
Carass Law Of Copyright
Holusouset Law Dictionary.
Jsman wills, yoh, edissdlsy .. G. Perkins, n sd en-
meicalfs Reports vol r.
Minoi and Woodbury. Reports vols and g.
MsSS s n, ssT . ssDs ss., w. s "sw ss,s
Rules q Practice Circuit Courts, nrst Circuit
smedel and MarshalIs Reports, QMi'sissippJ u vols
Treses Of sse .. Poshsr, translated ou
NJ United sa,s. Digest e 70 isl6, vols. royal syo
Eas's Reports, edit, 10 vols
Bo-anquct and Puller's Reports, vols. evo.
Clark and FinneIiys House Of Losd's C..es vol so.
Cokes Reports, by Thomas and Frazer, vols eyo.
Garde on Evidence, limo.
Hses History Of me Common Law, syo ,...
Howclls State Trials 81 vols. evo
Jscobs's Law Gnmmar.
Lee Abstracts
Lube's Equity Pleading, svc.
Matthews on Presumptye Evidence.
Muord's chascery rleadinr s'h editien'sv o'
Parks Law q Dover, evo
Z Peakes Law Of Evidence, 6vo.
Peerc- wiiamss Reports 3 vols.
Prtchards Admiralty Digest evo.
Railway and Canal Cases, BY NichoI, Hare, and Cson vols
evo.
ssnSs,e s. and p,I Leroy, Rep nsp0s vols svo
Stephen Criminal Evidence, svo.
wsSSoyss Digest o. Cases Decided in the Court Arches.
wentworth on Executors, svo. :,
Willis ON Trustees, 6vo. Dec b-eodu
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TUsT RECEIVED ~ the old-established Music gters
one door ea Of u street, Psnnsyvania avenue, the following
new and popular music the pubse Oliver Dson Bost
"A'A : WILLIAM FfscflE
Gems for the Union for two performers
rondos, designed sindes for young bssnnsn BY Cson
Sing me, then, the song Of odi by Loder.
Array the love; by l.. d. Hoard.
The Hauser polka song
Lifue Mary by Lincoln.
Far Away by g. 8. Crossman. t.I
The Young Indian Girl; BY Allan. "'
The Lost Boy; by @. T. Whitney.
The Medical Students by Valentine.
Blow gentle breeEes nom Auber opera Of the Crown Jeweb
Come, chase that away; BY M0olling '
The SPINNING Wheel; Scotch song
The Little Foot by John Wilson.
Love q Coifage by Clinton.
The Sisters Prayer; BY Crouch
Daylight u on The sen BY A. Lee NF
The Liffie Gay Deceiverj BY II. Russel-
There's enough for elf BY II. Russeil
The sonss and giees Of the Baker family.
Lewelyns Bride by q. BARKER.
Our Country; by Woodbury.. =,
BsrhoIdy.
Mr.. Browne serenade, by HAfton.
Dina and Joe, fhvorite negro song
TN b raw while may, By Lodsr.
I'm Qneen Of Fairy Land BY Knight
PIeyellS German Hymn with variations BY T. bnckner
collection Of easy sonitss and stadies by Mozart
Kathleen Il gone BY w. Maynard.
On, come 70 the mountain BY Barker. "hs
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0mrTHsONIAN LECTUREsThs neri three lectures Of ths
soers WI bs given BY Professor James y w johnston o. the
uzyerY Durham, England, Science applied Agriculture
TIE hrst lecture win Be Tuesday, 0oh Instant
ne Sccnd On Thursday, 3ist instant, and
~ ~ - Saturday, The ID q February.
lesenrss % commences q O'Clock, >. m. 4
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Corror A rEAcnAkER -Msckay's Western World, a
British book. saysi
.Fil England with provisionslet her barns be cboled
and her gsanares bursting with their sioeswhst spec
taoe would she present stoppage Of years supply
Of cosson Il would do prostrse her in the dust
that WHICH AxERrcA AND EURorR
nuaL AGAINST What tremendous power is this in
the hands Of q rival
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NEW York, Jan. 2S-8 p m Stocks without material
alteration sales Of loan Il24 Pennsylvania S. S9
Flour and grain steady yesterdays prices Cotton fr8
the sales not large Pork In fair demand with sales
previous rates II is raining which has the effect
to rcard business opera lions
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sGye ~ the Of courage Of patriotic spirit who looks
his great country, and miserable sslf-who would save
Usox upon principles u equality justice cancellation, and
his Of
the fspublic. ',-Unon Of yssissdaA
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pHONOeRAPHy.-Mr, E WEBSTER win give instrueuos
In this valuable Tuesday Friday evenings on each
week. TO O'clock rooms No. 4 tird
story, Of ~ streets, (D Van Patterns covner3 For
terms and particulars, inquire II his rooms.
Jan. N-eod7w
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Particularly 70 the Ladies'.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND WILL
fully open on Monday, ot of 800 pairs French Cater Boots e
ssng Of - $500
Black, Bronze, Blue, Green and slate coior.
The above having been purchased very ems
bled TO offer them cheaper heretofore sold them
Also, Richly Embroidered French Kid Sandals unusually besu'
Constantly on hand large stock Of alters v.rion. cs,or
White and black Satin and Kid Slippers Walking Shoes inside
expressly 20 ordsr by approved Philadelphia manufacturers
Dres and Wster-proof Boots.
A. CoYLE q SON,