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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY ~, 1850.

There the usual quantity of debate in the Senate yes
tsIdsy but no absolute vote taken on the bill 1t
is true that Mr. Bradbury's motion lost by te2s
to as and one senator, who accidentally absent.
would have voted for il, and thus carried it, (yct the
senators from Texas voted against it'd but similar
proposition was afterwards revived in new FORM and
with other provsoes. which are still pending. On a sub
sequen vote OF these provsoes lost by another
tie29 to ga very full Senatewo seats only vacant.
viz Mr. Borland, OF Arkansas. who has yet
ed, and the vacant seat OF MIR. Webster OF Massachu-
setts which is to be filled by Mr. Winthrop (now in the
House OF Representatives, but whose commission had
not arrived Mr. Winthrop will probably receive il in
time 10 take his seat this morning.
The question may be taken finally in the Senate to-day,
and will probably be lost. unless more conciliaoy
spirit is shown on all sides of the chamber Its friends
may pass il if they patient. and less exigen in
their They may unquestionaby pass the bill, if
they will cooperate and act in the spirit OF harmony
which becomes the most respectable assembly in the
world and the most important subject which can come
before them.
We have so often taken the liberty of delineatng the
consequences of rejecting it, that shall trouble
readers with their repetition the present They
are momentous enough to appeal to the friends of
compromise for the excron of the most conciliatory
and generous spirit TO secure its passage
The House OF Representatives yesterday getting
into full blast the California bill Calls of the House.
adjournmens, &C., were becoming the order of the
day
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TIE United states Consul at Havana.

General Campbell consul at Havana ha, rece vcd
leave Of absence il 10 understood here and the indics
uons at Havana confirm the statements which have been
made that strong preuces have been excited against this
gentleman on the pad OF portion of the population as
well of the pubic authorities, from a supposed
oexon with the which render his
But as this is subject which is likely the early
tenton OF Pesdcn, Fillmore and bis cabinet forbenr from
any speculation or comment and in stating what have
done, desire ssing no opinion
upon the merits OF the question"
We do not know that we should have felt called on to
say what happen to know upon this subject had the
above statement appeared upon any other than the gener
ally accurate authority Of the Washington correspondent
of the Courier and Enquirer; who has this instance
certainly been led into error in point OF fact of
marked a well n TO the character OF the individual
whom il concerns
Whatever prejudices exist in Havana on the part Of the
public authorities, against the consul OF the United States
at that port, are well known to have had much earlier
origin than the late mseraby abortive attempt al the
to suppose that General c. had any "eonnas,ons
what. is more than year ago that the recall Of
General Campbell demanded by the Spanish govern
fort his part the only representative Of his govern
meEt IN Havana, to protect the rights OF freeborn
American, he had undertak to functions rather
Of dpom attic than consular nature with which demand
this government, after a thorough examination OF the
matter not only peremptory refused To comply, but
the contrary approved the conduct OF the consul through
out on that occasion a. on other occasions OF more re-
cent date.
The late excitement agains, the consul on the part of
certain classes OF Me population OF Havana occa-
stoned by no such thing supposon of the consuls
sympathy with the project OF INVASION but by the recep
ton and publication at Havana, OF letter OF his, ad-
dressed to his not intended for publication.
(but accidentally sent with other papers Congress) in
which some opinion was expressed "A to the disposition
OF particular portion OF that population; which they
took much offence to threaten personal vengeance
against hm-a threat which. however. they RETAINED
from putting in execution.
So ar from General Campbel's leave of absence being
founded upon any dissatisfaction with his Official per-
sonal conduct il directly the reverse the manner of
the grant Of leave being such must have been CRATE
full to him the leave itself TO who had been Tor
long time engaged, without days respite, the dis.
charge OF the aduous and various duties Of the United
States consulate al Havana
Our knowledge OF these facts is derived not from the
consul himself Though friend Of more than thirty years
standing,) but from unquestionab!e official sources
National fnfsll,gsnesr
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BY umnHN q TAsrnr. A.e.,ons.r..

BY GMEEN u TASrEr, AuotiOneols.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
of Mrs Mssolette, Virginia the Ma
Lodge, Navy Yard 10 O'Clock excellent
assortment Of furniture viz:
Mahogany sofas, bureaus, and sideboard
Mahogany dining breakfast card marble and other
tables
Bedsteads and bookcase
Clocks, parior IN chamber looking glasses
window curtains and ornaments
Girandoes saoon hall, and other lamps
Brass androns, tenders, and shovel and tongs
ply and n-rnin psrlor, chamber aud step carpets
Hearth rugs, passage oilcloth, and mats
washsand and sets and wood
chairs, and maple bedseads
Silver plated caston ivory handle knives and forks
crockary which fine gold
band, and figured tea set
Rich cut glass decanteTs
Feather beds and bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Cooking tin safe
good assortment Of kitchen requisites
Also, good lot of garden implements.
TKRns Of under $25 cash S25, credit
sixty ninety o notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing inter-
GREEN 4 TAsTET
July 30-a Aucuonesn.
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We learn that the Hon. William A. Graham, Secret
Of the Navy, is expected to be in the city on Wedn"
next
We omitted to state in our paper Of Saturday that
duties oil Secretary OF the Interior have been dsvo
temporarily by the President OF the United States
d. C. Goddard, esq , the chief clerk OF that deparns
National fniellgencer Of yesfsrda'
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CARD-We take this method Of expressing Our r.
ali OF our who have promptly respoSe
the published short time p1
the our the Let instant Dut we sorry
thai st, have they tsn VIM
yet up captains once" We should esses
favor from they would favor with ssts men
Accounts, either money by notes. thereby ep
to commence under favorable auspices
shaiI he abls 10 do without II.
A. ne contemplate transferring place Of business
of the OF ph Psnusylvanis
the ground NJ the and elegant est
nearly competed thereby saving fhgu
getting stairs, shall require all the aid they
To the prcmptoess and kindness hitherto extended
GLAcETT h DoDsd
July 3O--3tf
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BY and to,th tho advies and eonse~t Of the Senate.
John Clark, OF the State Of New York Solicitor Of
the Treasury Of the United States.
Thomas L Smith, Of the State OF New York, DO Frat
Auditor of the Treasury Of the United States.
Ignaas Mudd, OF The District Of Columbia he Connie
sioner OF Public Buildings.
National Iataigswer,
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and then gumble heard but smothered very quickly
Some few OF them will leave, but most OF them will
evade the law by digging around slyIy from place 10
place. and in such dggngs the Americans will not
work, or which they have already worked over. Many
Of those plscsrs win pay good wsxes to work them
second time II has been rnmoTed to-day that armed
body of Frenchmen, numbering 2 800, had crossed
the Sanslaus at McLesn's ferry, from the Caaveras
coming TO the assistance OF their foreign friends But
even Il this should be true. think when they get here
they will conclude that discretion is the better part OF
valor" and take themselves quietly of Better for them
to do
Does Congress necessity in such occurrences as
this for admitting State at and lei all other col
lateral questions alone for the present why does not
that body make which shall secure to
The United States the benefits oil these mines Let
them faster and more promptly, Tor the hoaor
and interests OF country. Where are the mere
tofore active members from Illinois, my own State,
that they do not move prominently and energeuca-
ly in this matter What is Douglas about, that he
does not urge strongly. in his eloquent manner, up
on the Senate the proprley OF regulating these mining
privileges, that Americans alone might ENJOY them
And where is McClernand, who was 80 efficient few
years ago upon public ands Why is he silent now
when millions aud millions Of his favori,e currency are
finding their way from California 10 foreign counrie ~
stead of going through the mint OF the United States
And tell Harris expected him TO do something for us,
io0 when assisted elect him. with such odds as we
then had to fight against The odds are against
Come up To rescue; move and move quickly
We have settled the slavery question TO suit ourselves
on that point :" lei us alone" Adiosi
PRAIRIE STATE.
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war ON the part of Congress We recognised the state
OF hostility as existing Now, in that state Of things
YOU will perceive that these claims 10 which have
alluded may ali be presented here; and If there be no
statute fixing the commencement OF hostiiies BY de-
caJston Of against these tribes they might come in
under the provisions Of this bill ~ depredaons CON-
med in state Of peace. therefore think that there
are objections 70 the bill that are worthy OF some consd
Grafton and, il il would ncommode the senator FROM
Missouri, would prefer it, lying still, until be
printed and we have opportunity OF looking into the
intercourse" law, and seeing how far this bill is
patible with the principles heretofore acted upon
the honorable senator from Missouri that | have
every disposition TO do what be DONE and ought TO be
DONE to guard the citizens Of Texas and other States LA
BILE to depredaons and will, upon looking over this
business, withdraw my objections, il find it 10 be the
honorable senator suggests.
Mr.. ATCHlSON. | am perfectly willing that the bill
60 over till tomorrow and now make the motion TO
that effect
The question being taken the motion 10 postpone,
II was agreed to.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GovERKMENrs-ADJ
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF the bill
for the admission of California into the Union the esab
lshment of territorial governments for Utah and New
Mexico, and making proposals 10 Texas for the settle
ment of her northern and western boundaries
Various amendments were proposed, debated and dis
posed Of portion OF report having been withheld
for revision, the whole OF the proceedings of the
mainder of the day will appear hereafter.
Without coming TO any decisive vote upon the BILL at
4 o'clock
The Senate adjourned.
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Ii is stated IN teegraphc despatch. dated Boston,
July AZ that the governor and council that afternoon
and appointed r. c. Winthrop United States senator, in
place of Daniel Webster.
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and choice the fer
N genial soil Of Assam. 90 :" I"
introduction Of these machless
Of propnetora among
purchasers quantity Of equal nrst profits the
effected.
purchaser enclosed package numbered
emitting him chance tho distribution
receipts, amounting
under The value OF
according
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Hon Thomas c. Hackett. representative in CoaCs1
from Georgia who left Washington some time snes
account OF l-heath is at the Rowland Springs
is recovering National Tnriiigencsr.
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TO Gsntisnen who shave thsunss1ves.-s. PARKEL
has presented u tho public OF the hes
vented osn 70 Of tho greatest in the world
the swiss razor made by James Coulter Of swtxeiand
humhuG take great pleasure In Recommending IL to sen'
who shave themselves n invaluable to fhem.
warrant ell that sell, and refund the money does no
PERFECT sstisfhctton.
Aso Just received fresh supply Of the celebrated shaving
Fos ss,s cheap
July a-A Fancy, Comb, and Psrfnmsr =
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that md too much TO write. and make my letters h,
long. Adsos'
PRAIRIE STATE.
I'VE have two other letters file from the same Coz
respondent .-EDIToR.
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From the Savannah Georgian, texus) JulyS

Latest from INSTRUMENTATION OF eho Isabel.
The steamer Isabel, Capt. Rollins. arrived inside 1
bar about Il o'clock on Wednesday night and put J
passengers and mails for this city board the steamed
Stone, Csp, Ffeeland. who arrived about 2 oco{
Passengers for this city: Major Ringgold. United Sla
army Captain W II. Fowler, United States sEmy; 4
MIR w Ferret
The Isabel brings Havana dates to the 22J, and n
West OF the 23d, and arrived at our bar the ~
We notice among the passengers Tor Charleston
American consul at Havana, Mr. Campbell and faml,
II will be from the letter of correspondent u
the Contoy prisoners have been liberated, with the 4
cepton Of the officers and Of the vessels, wb
trial is still progressing The vessels have been
demned by the Spanish government
Her Britannia Malesty's rigate lndefatigable auvl
at Havana on the evening OF the 18th instant, direct
Lisbon.
Gazette de Ia Habonq, and the Faro Indsiriai. The
instant We are likewise indebted 10 the poi,enes
the clerk Of the Isabel for extra Havana papers.
We find but little political news IN the papers .
tobacco crop is said to be unprecedented both in qua
and quality.
The Presidents death. the first notice OF which ws
ceivel by the Ohio from New Orleans. had Greats
great sensation The papers are filled with accounts
lPer I..bel,l
HAvANA, July "a, isa
Etao,s Of the Saparnah DAILY Isag,a.:
DEAR sIRs, We in receipt OF your favor Of the isa
slant, and now wait on you with the printed sdvice'
with.
geLer to 81, as it appears, IL were pronounced nn
after Judicial examination, because they went b
OF the vessels under the superstition that thcy boz
10 Chsgrcs, and refused 10 Jake part In the expedition
d formed OF its real dssign. One whose name u
Moore. aud who weat out with full knowledge Of
pedton, was pardoned because he gave evidence va
that promise. Tbese ~ mrn were handed over to on
the American vesscso war, the Congres., we believe
There remain ten men, whose case still under nw
CATION, being the officers and of the Georgian
Susan Loud Those two vessels have been declared
fiscated.
There is very lutte cholera in the city. The weatbs
hot and rainy.
The Falcon, from Chagres, brought IS passenger
New Orleans and New York. and about &7U,0O mi
dust and OF which 10 900 in the hands OF prsse
We are truly dear airs. your most obed,ent servants
J. c. B. n co
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II All al e ID.

In this city, Friday the 18th by the M
Due Acugr Rector Of H. Stephens Church Philadelphia,
SUTHERLAND, United states Marines, and ANNE D., dsas
Of Major A. A. NicHoLsos.
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The Assam Tea Company.

THE call the attention Of
hitherto unknown this which,
their fragrance and delcacy combined with purity and
Of nchness
The oGrrrdn he foil
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0HARLDm ALBERT,
ATTORNEY AT Law
And agent for claims In general

lkLD ITushs ana NeW Errors by the Raw. O. M but
ler, D. d., rector q Trinity Church, Washington, D. G.
Sketches moral Philosophy by the Sydney smith
July rs TRANCK TAYLOR,
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s15 prizes in all 2,ooolbs. $1,000
Those persons prefer priced
prizes proportion they w be purchased for
Of cent
or County agents required Applications be addressed (os,
paid 10 the Companys Depot, ~ above.
June dom
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House Of Represents

House Of Representatives.
Yesterday after considering various resolutions for the
suspension of the rules, the House into Committee
of the Whole the Of the Union and, taking up
the California question by vote Of SO to 49, the day
spent pretty much in considering motions defeat action
hereupon the committee rising and the House adjourn
ing nj a late hour
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND INSTRUCTIONS TO
PuHTMASTERS.


THE departures packets
CoinSp line) will
August September and October
Liverpool made the following
From NsuY From Lcerpool
Pacific Saturday. August a. Atlantic ednssday August 81.
Atlantic :. September q Pacific sep.'ber II.
Pacific +" September ~. Atlantic !" Is.
Atlantic October H. Pacific October Is.
Atlantic Z" u.
All New York office for Britain,
Europe, and beyond be
vision Of the postal between Great Britain and the United
States.
ritnin ~
prepaid len unpaid, option OF
Posmasers reminded that letters and for Great Britain
packets
the CunArd with this difference that paid
Britain which
article Of "a able and nsuuctons appended
details under postal with Great Britain
81
The collected OF the addressed the
will be ID Of the
Of that here The beyond
Great Britain will be Great Britain To BE-
paid in all
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
PosT Oyucx DEPARTMENT, July Is, 1850. july 27Ad
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Anew FURNITURE STORE.-The subscribers would
IN sp~ctfuiy OF District
OF Fennsva
National Browns otcl
will hand large and general
furniture,
Mahogany and marbls-sop bureaus
nj tables, stands, &C.
Mahogany French and Other bedsteads OF
Psrlor easy, king spring seat and other chairs
Stands, &c, mahogany settses
and cushioned sofas and dsans OF
description
Maple chairs Of every description
Feather bcds bedding hair shuck and leaf mattresses
Win general OF other articles the house
furnishing ne all Of which viii se A. reasonable prices and on
favorable terms. GREEN TAbTEC,
July 20-eod8t Auctoneers and Commission MerchaDu-
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u urA1 Hours. by Lady I vol. nj
~ Enrope Past and Present. by Francis H. Uneervne
vol.
Sleep, eensauon and Memory. ny Blanchard Foseafs
July . o'ppe''s'' 10 % ''''-" rSxNcx rArbds
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I'm. a. w. EVERETT would inform the cftfsens 81
Washington give his attention % the ncncs o. med
sur~sr~. hts once Lane
fuckers nsylvania avenue, above street, where
he may he fouaA bi&nhoun '"v S-"
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We have received from correspondent abroad a Com
of the Courier de Marss OF the 9Th OF this month
which we hnd among the local news, that will n
lerest our readers We translate II as follows
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n CUNT ~. Mary's College. EwsMAitsbur9. Md-Thc
Mount IT, Msyi College win commence
board and tuition
the entire classic and scientific course
Fsueh, DOCTORS ess, washing, mendnf Ac and paid half
20 NV In advance. drawing $40 per
uhsr apply the president Of Mount st. mays
College. jury o-u9h"e
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ny DYER Il BROTHER, Aucsss~esrs.
DEREMPrORY SALE OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
Tuesday evening nsnt, The 0tn instant,
O'clock WHOM,
dollars Of the preferred bonds OF The
OHIO Canal Company lots suit purchasers
Spectators respectfully invited attend, the
y m
DYER BROTHER
July g-d Auctiopeers.
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A GRADUATE 81 West Point, gualtAed to teach
engineering surveying drawing A hea Of pleasant
situation, single by applying
r. Johnson, superintendent Western Military
Institute, Bue Lick Springs, Kentucky. JniyW-@
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DEFERnEp REMARKS.

The Senate having under consideration on Monday
last, the amendment submitted by Mr. SoULE providing
that when Utah shall be ready to come in as State she
shall he admitted either with without slavery her
people may elect
Mr. DODGE. OF Iowa, said | intend 10 vote for this
amendment oil the senator from louisiana Mr.. SouIE
The said he wished feel the pulse Of those who
In favor oil this bill. am perfectly willing to have
my pulse felt, II the object be TO ascertain whether am
in sound and healthy condition il respects the guar
antics OF the constitution and the perpetuaon OF this
Union will add, that he can have my vote whenever
ne oilers proposition which is nothing more, in my
Judgment, than reatifmance OF the constitution.
The senator from Louisiana lives near the mouth OF
the great river OF the West, and Imany miles above him,
on the same rver Il is due TO candor that should tell
him against his black boys-tha is, want none OF
them, nothing 10 do with them But sir, just so far
they have entered into the constitution OF the United
States and so far as they enter into the question oil Stale
rights and the sovereignty OF the people, am tor them
an for eracng lust such laws will hold the senator
and myself together friends IN all time to come And
choose here to say TO hnand think ne VIII receive u
in good part--tba in the settlement OF Utah and New
Mexico, banter and defy the senator 10 come on with
his constituents as fast as he pleases and with his ne,
groes, too and tell him that without congressional
conditions restrictions, and my constituents viii
beat him in numbers and in influence; and, II not, we
will 20 TO the wall. II destiny should chance, some
years 10 translate him and myself 10 The plains OF
Utah or New Mexico, when the question comes up Tor
their admission as States into the Union, and he should
be in favor OF slavery, shall be found fighting him upon
the stump and IN the papers, against slavery, and
think should beat him greatly as know him TO be my
superior Bat, SIR, here together coequal States,
bali slavehoding and half slavehoding, and am
not willing TO admit, by my action that the institutions
bof the slave States better than those OF the free States
and that the people will adopt the former, unless their
hands shacked BY restrictions But
ii the OF this proposition 10 prevail and the
Congress OF the United States to declare that no
State whose constitution established domestic slavery
should be admitted into the Union, self respect would moi
permit these southern States TO continue any longer in
| the confederacy.
| The amendment Is abstract and unusual; but be
lieve il has been brought forward because OF the ex
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