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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-10
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.

Later from Catornio-Tsrri6te Steamboat Erploslon-
Nrw Yorx DECEMBER THE steamer Georgia ar
rived here this morning with two weeks later udvlces
from California and san Francisco dates 10 the LIST Novcn-
Der. ., .,n -.
The steamer Panama had arrived al Panama with ou pas
sensers and two millions five hundred thousand dollars
worth of gold dust The Georgia brings over inioh Vi
gold.
The steamer Sycamore burst her boiler San Francis.
TO- The explosion terrible killing all the officers and
crew and large number Of the passengers whose names
had not t,en ascertaned Among the victims Of the NV
full catastrophe is John oShal Engsnan by birih inr-
mery Richmond Va who left ,hsre vie and SIX cni-
dren-We arc panied believe that this must be our tor
ner worthy and enterpng fellow CITIZEN John Exall-n'
qursr
mines continued prosperous The rainy season had not SCI
H. (iou coming in abunda;y and business generally
prosperous Money was bringing TO per cent. month
Fou. selling at SIS $50 per barrel Produce generally in
good demand Prices varying but little from previous ac-
counts. Political affairs quiet.
The Georgia brings $50 passengers 23O Of whom were ei
a, Havana, go by the Ohio Panama and Chasres are
healthy. Rain falling constantly whilo the Georgia
was at Chagres, and the roads were very bad
All was quiet Havana Several sailing vessels left San
Francisco for home.
vessel arrived at San Francisco from Sacramento nav
ing the cholera on board.
Much CONSERVATION prevails San Francisco in conse-
The brig Wilmington from Baltimore arrived at San Fran
cisco tho Goth. 80 .
Died at San Francisco F. Henry Gorton, probably Cor
don) of cholera and A. Il. Barreoy formerly Of Pennsy
sylvania.
The Empire City is below. Her dates are the same as inc
Georgas She is said to have between three and four mil
lions gold on board .
The New York market is quiet-four firm Cotton dull
Other things unchanged.
P. S.-Since the above put in type, Messrs Barga-
min and Bowen Presidents of Rchnond have arrived here
from San Francisco. They state that Mr. Esal was, appa
eny killed by the shock he not in the least dist
cured His friends too have the mounfu consolation OF
learning that his remains deccntly buried
We are compelled defer the proceedings Of the House OF
Delegates Yesterday Various bills introduced esou
lions adopted and petitions presented.
Mr. Kby introduced the ordinary Federal resolution in
relation TO the Distribution fund which was, his motion
laid on tho table, where may j, slaep!
The resolution of the special committee voting Captain
Hamilton L. Shields of Norfolk sword, passcd-nyes
u.s. noes ,
bill TO amend the authorizing the guarantee OF the
bonds of the Danvle Railroad was passed.
Tie House also agreed the amendment; OF The Senate to
proceed Tuesday llth the election oil Councillor Of
State and gave their to the adjournment OF The SEN
ate, from Tues lay l,h January 6th 1850 Particulars
hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-10

The Repor, of General Winfield Scott, the army, re-
commends the forming of two additional regiments of horse
dragons mounted smen and also an increase OF the
inany which are indispensable TO the proper protection of
our frontier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-10
JESNY LIND WILL BIZ HERE,

Geographic despatch received yesterday announcing
that Jenny Lind vii. ceoiny sing in tho Theatre N this
city on Friday night wee the 10Th inst, We hasten TO
proclaim this important intelligence, that our friends
every where may prepare for this grand OCCASION We trust
aud cannot doubt, that while people will Justly appre
cia,c this excecn, and remarkable woman they will mani
es, bu, little OF the s which has, thus far marked the
trumphal flight of the Nightingale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-10
GENERAL SCOTS REPORT.

The Theatre is now enriched by the attractions of Mdt
ilber,ine handsome woman and very graceful dancer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-10

CORRECTIONAL oar report OF Saturdays proceed
inss of the House of Delegates committed In
stating that they agreed to proceed the election Of
Councillor of State Vednesdoy-it should have been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-10
WSsu,xorou Fa,nay Orc

The Treasury Report will be sent In on Tuesday. No
loan will be asked in it.
There arc plenty OF Scott in the House, Southern
and Northern.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-02

vas l rh. IS, -. If tis ID Abe Aanes4
!. s.smsni ef I6dvtdustcvops, as collected elahsr
sa., ,he indiyauals themselves, or their nesga,
l %',. and. asI remarked aboves have rejected
S "",;.,.ly aIl seeminaly extraorainafy deficits,
sa"aino that, q, best, their statements are n,ore
,;kely 10 par,aks Of ihe aloomy shamcssr, e than
T. ..,r,rsss ~ nun satisfied iha. there s Proagi.
nasdni,,a ulf in this section, and in Missi'sippl,
i would iur,her remark, in this connection that
have; revised. ,he .sta,emen,s,l in some cases
..xeral tines, by, getting statements from o'her
ri nInn,ers, whose knowledge ofthe crop extended
p. !. ,hs snne. loeni;,ics. Although The TALL has
S b.su 80 proplous Tor n'aurins an'l sa.hsI'91
w." W. .r,o ~ yrr,hs praper season for the ac9
,au 'aa 'ri Of rne plaul wss rainy, that the and
''"" .ha. lime, has greatly AFFECTED tils ,Sa ,he
i a' ",noc Of ,hi., ,ke. .plaasrs ieAca%S.I ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-02
/ BARON RoTHscRlLDse se.-,t,
M. .i,;oornnh;cal sketch Of the Eng

% IbE E1aiish htogr nphicaA sAe'e" ~ : zt13Fe
A |I ,bschild, says Of him: ,,.,,s.o ,y;pess
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,sSop essss.Is ssS M like paiasi,icai plants, e,ung
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: lhcd too gigantic i9r - ,,sssp; nothing too
> r 81 his na,issie Has s;S1am. % ascapaiao
inn xhs lowest possible abseant on NJ.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-02

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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-02

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-02

C0MHERCiBL APFAIRS.
MONEY mAHKET.
Midday, E.braary L

Friday. February Id +. N.
There a little buoy Sbcy ia the stock
Bet to- day and several Of the fances advanced frsc
ton. The largest purchasers we're the bears, who
bought largely Tor cash. to fulfil maturing contracts
At the hrst board 1Ddisns SIS went up q; Pennsyl-
vania 5's, -; Hudson River Railroad, u. Canton
Company declined =. Reading Railroad, u. At the
second board, PsnDsy lyanis SIS advanced u Erie
Bonds new, N Harlem, "a Erie Railroad, u. The
transactions at the second board limited.
The an oust Of deposits ia Assistant rreasurer'e
Office the close Of business to day 81 9oi "a
The Reading Railroad bill passed both houses Of tn e
Legislature OF PeDnsy Isois, to-day, (FridsyJ the
House amendments having been amended and modified
by the Senate. Tn. company are perfectly satisfied
With the bill In every respect The lab lily PROPOSE
ton amended rs follows -" That the provision
shall not apply to bonds which may be issued in lieu
exchange for, bonds due in 1850, any bond
which raid company may, under existing LAYS legally
Issue, to engagements which said paay, under
exciting laws enter into provided further that
sut tha r,t be brought against the company and Its
atsets exhausted
The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate value
Of merchandise exported from this port during the
month OF January; showing, also, the value Of ship
meDts to zach country, distinguishing the domestic
from the foreign exports:-
COMMERCE OF rHr foRr OF Nsw YoRK-ExPoRrs FOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-02
Police lnIeIliasnae.

II Bach Tftck Two black f.lto~s. called Charley
Smith I'D George ". Anderson. arrested ye.t-r-
Gay 90 charge II OBTAINING. by tslse ptetences an
o,sfco-t and other wearing apparel valued la all ~
SIS ron II man baksr No. orange street II seems
The sccuseo called on Mir BsAer aud said they hal
just fom sent by James Lotise.
WON tr fsk.r knes 90 he responsible, aud obtaiu-d
TIE shove tamed cuthipg his Mr. Lodines account.
1te clCthirg SAs delivered, aud the sane pight the
black rascs Sid the clothing on the Five Points tor
81 Nj Baker has stace sacsrtAined that tue Or.
s.ntStiU fats. and fraudulent Justic.
fort mitsd the too accused O. prison for trial
.7rts1 Of aNetrspoy.r ThgI A yosug scamp about "a
yesu a. hy the name 81 Dennis Fs.ny. caurut
before daylight yesterday morning BY Ofhssr hsst-
mcnd 81 the Ihird warJ ~hcm tue officer in
The sct ~ stealing Newspapers from tue store
Wttbipgtou ana Green~ich streets Tn. young rascal
fad some eight ct ten already under hrs arm
taken from the doors above sta "a The bay ~ts
taken bfre Justice Mountfort who uttsd him 10
the ICmbs for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-02

Totals. ...ti,tNlN 6nSB S3bfs E51l6
The aggregate value OF exports Il s2.s3s33o moot Of
which va. compo,sd ~ some,tc m.rch audis.. More
than one halt ~ the total cunt shipped to Great
Bitan This very important table a. is shows the
extent Of our export tiats with each country
The Peupsy'suia sDd Ohio canal Com sny have dee
elsr.d dividend ~ tao aud three quarters per cent
The r.portof the Commissioners the sinking suns
81 the state q Penn yvsus says, that NO 60 the st
q Decsniosr 1sls tie revenues appropriated b. tas
fund amounted T. Ssss 233 Witch derived from tn-
following sources olis-rsl nheritsues tar siss $50
co. premiums on charters $500 10; eating house
beer house snd rcstsursnt noeases SIS, 70; biIsrd
room eo~lne saaou aud ten pia sIey licenses 81 Ja9
&c; theatre circus sud aeusger. licenses sI5I4 d.
tsry snd bre~sry 81 25s ~. To-sI receipts
for sinking furd e Deos4nber 81 lsso sSSs 23s So
or this sum, fal5 sos 81 has been expended In the
purctsse Of state nye the market prices aud has
purchased s253hoo a the states deot. The prices
paid range nom s75s to ssA. The report shows a I'd.
lance hand due the fund the 81 tue year
sl2bs4o5
There has been quite IN improvement IN the marke'
value 81 Texas securities within the past te~ days 10
consequence toe opinions advanced by
leading senators OF opposite psrtie. In Cssgrs rels
tive to III. claims the creditors Of Texas The opt,
pop expre,ed BY r clay that tn. creditors OF Texas
10 whom the the republic ~s-e pledged ft
pa, NJ, mt had equitable claim upon tn. sener. g.
vernmspt va. ccipciaed With By the leaders Of al
cliqu.s in the Seuste
The Boston 7yatsier rays" In manufacturing stocks
there rs but little movement Ancssesg and aerr
hru. std 10 iar request the former ct and
the latter at about 10 per cent sdvsuc.. New Eng.
land worst.d has advanced considerably within few
weeks 70 ohied ~ the board yesterday no saerr
ut lees than 80 The dvidsucs 81 this company during
the year ls4e we've per csotin cash and i2s per
IN ttoek-sn assrelats Of 2OL p-r cent Tn. ptssept
tsiG snscls The prubts W this campsny 10 tso ways
6rst, IN laying duty Upou south American WOOL phisp
they consume, end go nd In reducing tn. daty upon
narufsoturcd wcvisns. aud II ~ quite nsttering g.
the business a The COMPANY 70 be able 20 aiyds sus1
profts a. the sbo,e, against these aisadvantsxesp
The foloviug table q the number 81 miles q rail-
rad lines eo'npsted ana operation In the vsroi
States q the tri5n On the Let II January 1850 ~
believe, y very nearly correct:-
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Shipping Intelligence

Nav ORLEANS. Ja1 81
Arrved-shp PoriIsrd. Brss9s Eta. Lett brss Jusson
DAiis Ida fer West ladies sonrs Ashmead. NOR
leais. IN tallsst; Belle, ditE
ship ksohsL Boston; bsrks shannsp. do; G sHolier
p ilsdelI hia.
sist- krrived-slip ealens, Men.
Arrived steamer Clyde, Vera crur with ~ passengers
trints nothing new.
s.vANSAa, Jan Is.
Arrivss-s ehrs Hanion, NYorh Virginia, kis'
Auived-Brs Elisha DOars Boston.
Arrived-sehr Red Jacket, virsiuia.
ssiied-Bris Russell. Rio ersnle.
BosroN, Febi.
hrri,ed-shirs Ocean Queer. Norleans lin sit job
Dunsr co. 81 ult brgs Ecinburs Rio Jsnero, Dec uar-
shan Dutch Carcenss 18th ult John clifford DO 18th u
tctreI schrtoo Wimf fton. NC; John Davis METRO
pols ard Good HOPE Eftaeretshufs John ksshoa, Tan
Tork.
Cissfed Bsris Lucerre Csrdenas ovsndc usyana John
Brewer Arslschcela Adeia ROGERS philadelphia tshr
Abbott Lawrence. klOtk. .
saiisd-sehr oscir Jones, NYork.
Prcvrp,scr. jan 81
Arirts-Sthrs ch,s rsrser EsrsolA Gee Corner Yers
NlNu, ilotT -Aarlts, Nhork.
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From the HraZos. .

BALTIMORE, Feb ], 1850.
Two Ct the four mails due from the South have ar
rived this evening.
The New Orleans papers Of the 23i ult., announce
the arrival of the shp Portlnnd from BrAzos with dates
TO the 18th
MIR. W. Adell the U. s. Consul at Matsmoras arrived
at Brownsville on the l6th.
General A. valos, the Mexican commander at Mata-
moras, has addressed Colond Wilson, soliciting the
cooperation of the u. s. troops against the indians
vhe we're eth nitiug great atrocities In Mexico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-02
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, February l, 1850.
PETITIONS,
Mr. Cross presented the petition Of stephen Crowell
and others for law to incorporate building aud
mulating fund associations
MIR. BEkKsAS, Of Greenwich Savings Bank, for an
amen dine Of their charter
MIR SKINNER, for q more just and equal Law for the
dissribution of the school funds Of the State.
MIR. MoScAS, . memorial Of merchants OF New York,
for . repeal OF modification Of the usury laws
Mr. urHAM, of the Hshnemann Academy Of Medicine
in New York city, praying for Board OF Examiners to
confer the degree Of NJ. ID. by said academy sppics.
tion therefor.
sEnoDELLIsG SCHOOL LAWS.
Mr.. BrExnAS, from the Literature Committee m de
an elaborate report he subject Of rsmodeling the
school laws aud INTRODUCES bill ten times the usual
number of which were ordered printed.
uixs uKIpcr
The bill 70 allow Gen. DIX 10 build certain bridge
in Wsstehes;er, was reported favorstly upon.
stroEr OF rHr COMMISSIONERS o. EMIGRATION.
The PRECEDENT laid before the Senate the third an
nusl report OF the CON ,sioners of Emigration It
referred to the Com mittee Of Commerce and Nav
cation, Of which AIR Williams Ia chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-02
TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Summary.


The United States Senate was not in session
yesterday.
In the House, resolutions were passed directing
the Committee on Indian Affairs to inquire into
the expediency of extingulshing the Indian title to
land in certain parts of Oregon.
After some desultory conversation on the sub
ject of the public printing, the House went into an
election of Chaplain, which resulted In the election
of Mr.. Gurley.
In the New York Legislature, the Senate passed
the act amending the charter of the Hudson River
Railroad Company the provisions of the bill will
be found In our report. The act amending the
charter of the Brooklyn Gas Light Company, and
the act establishing the boundary of Brooklyn,
were also passed.
In the House, series of resolutions intro
duced, in favor of the establishment of an Agri-
cultural Bureau, by the federal government. A
bill was reported TO increase the number of Harbor
Masters in New York city The slavery resolu-
lions were further discussed and passed over till
Tuesday next.
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Nrw OALtAss, January 800 r NJ.
There IL less doing In cotton day, though
rial change can be noticed 10 quotations The saes
are sCO bsss, including n,iddiiug at NE. Some
parties arr holding at lzc Coffee continues hrn with
fsir demand In sugar aud moissses there ~ better
feeling and prices fer both have -srd tendency.
Tb. tobacco market very active aud la sales have
been made on speculation at an asvaoc. % nearly
cent per pound. Exchange 10 nrm at y IS per ceut
for sterling.
NEw OrLraNs. Feb ]. 1850.
Three thousand bales OF cotton sold yesterday,
(mosty for Epespd) at decline Of one. eighth Good
middItng IL quote ut 12%c Coffee has advanced in
price and sses OF ~ 600 Of Rio hsv. been mads
at Ale, lAbo Prime molasses has advanced to 20
ssles " 30,0OO bushels OF have been made
ut AZ to as cents.
BsLrIMopr, Feb /, 1850.
Sale. 81 SOto barrels II Horsrd street -four we're
msdr t. day ct 81 rs being decline yesterdays
quotstons There has been change in other articles
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THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
House OF Rsprcse ntatives.

House OF personalities.
WAsHrSeroS, February l, 1850.
On motion Of Mr.. THURsroS, resolutions adopt
ed instrncting the Committee Indian Affairs to
inquire into the expedency Of extingushing the In
dian title to the territory lying west of the Cascade
Mountains in Oregon and removing the indians east
Of these mountsps to inquire into the propriety Of
creating there officer Of Superintendent of Indian
Affairs inquire into the plan the proper manage
ment Of the Indians.
MAPS PRINTING ETC.
Mr.. HAMMOND, from the Committee on Engraving
made report to appropriate SIS ooo to paint the
which accompany the Presidents message. lie told
what they were.
MIR. WINTHROP complained Of the delay in having
the Presidents Message printed The session would
be over before they furnished 1t was miserable
"penpy wise and pound foolishn doctrine to give
printing in such way delay 1t and he would
60 for change to have IL in time for bunes purposes
Mr. CARrrR advocated the printing of the maps
they finger boards to point the emigtans TO the
West-to his future home aud show it's mineral wealth
Several gentlemen took part in the debate.
MIR Neville eaid that, as Chairman Of the Com
mittee Printing he bad made inquiry and learned
that the PIesidsnts message and accompanying docu.
nearly ready and there was as much expedition as
possible in all the printing This answered the
plsipts made the other day. The resolution was
adopted
on motion of Mr.. vAr Drsr. it was agreed to pro-
Gee d to the election Of Chaplain.
THE ELECTION CHAPLAIN.
Mr. McNUI LEN wished to know IL the Committee on
the judiciary had reported on various memorials to
abolish thsplains?
The SPEAKER said not.
MIR McNULLrN asked whether II would be In order to
move postponement Of the election till the Committee
could report?
SPkAKEE-No.
MIR. McMULlEs moved to postpone the election till
March next.
The srr.Krn decided that 1t was NO. in order.
MIR SAVAGE raised point, that. as the election OF
certain officers postponed till March 9Th, the Chap
lain included
The srrAKrn over.ruled him, and the House proceed
ed 10 a election
Two votes taken, the last Of which the can
ddstes stood as follows :-Cushmsn, As; Morgan, SO;
Dewey. 16; Gurley, IS
The House again bsoted and Gurley was elected.
Adjourned till Mondny
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The Orange Jewels.

OUR SPECIAL TELEaRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON CRY, FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY l, 1850.
In the matter of the Orange Jewels, from an ap-
peal OF the Dutch Charge to the State Department,
1t understood that nothing is to be done until
the Department shall hear from the Dutch govern
ment. The committee, in the meantime, will as
certain the amount which that government holds
tine annual interest to be paid on the Dutch loan
OF this District.
The President holds levee tonight.
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Water Cure Establishment, for SALE

tieida ester cue est snnsnt consisting Of saabsr Of
bui tEs ~ ed out the rurpo.e Of secommesspe or
patents vth 81 the necessary uut-houses esrea Tor
sale 10 us ahoat forty 81 very tne lsnd under
hrh state 81 cultiNsu.p most h-auttfst srnss
are sOvts ycJ Necessary Ter the accommodation 81
under inert ssfuat.d withs fes miles Of oas 81
srueLt cities the Atlantic, IN highly petu
reeve and rmshue 4esrtorhuud ormioF IN al eniseat
drree airy P~rscns Nitbiar 20
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will Cue tttabtthment Win the
real name TO be isft ~ The Herald once.
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The Gatnes Case.

NV oRLKaSs, January 81, 1850
The testimony in the Gaines has closed, aud the
argument on the part Of the counsel commenced. it
will probably be week before conclusion Is arrived
at The evidence Is very contradictory
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The Weekly Hsr.ld.

The Weekly Besh viii he published ct niue o'clock
this morning. The full report Of the trial of Drury
charged with sending the torpedo box Warner the
debates In Washington including Csy's compromise.
speech and the account of the Parkmsu tragedy
will be given with the other interesting matter Of tho
week In its columns. Single copies sixpence.
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The Reading Railroad .

HAsRIstUhc. Feb. 1, 1850.
The Senate Reading Railroad bill, which va, smend-
ded in the House returned to the Senate for
eufrenes The Senate modified several Of the amend.
ents and 1t to the Houte which passed II With
out alteration.
what the new amendments or alterations are we
have not been informed