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Oswroo. July 81, 1850
A IRE broke out at t-o O'Clock yesterday morning
In large building at the east end Of the tell bridge
standing on the canal and occupied for various manu-
featuring purposes.
The IRE muniested with the adjoining Touring
mills Of william J. Psrdse and HeRry Matthsss, on
the north, which consumed, with considerable
amount Of -four and wheat.
The wind being favorable, blowing q light breeze
from the North the Gre arrested in this direction
at the next adjoining mill Of Henry FifEburgh Co.,
by the well directed efforts Of the remen and the en-
Client aid Of the powerful force pumps Of ths mill
The flames were carried from the Croker buildings
the the SOUTH and the east END Of
the bridge Gre, and communicated With the new
block Of stores erected the canal BY Mr. Jesse
Bennett.
At this point, Engine Co. No. was saught between
two hrs aud after desperate effort To their en-.
CINE, they we're compelled, BY the intense heat ON
Bridge street TO abandon u 10 the flames.
The ere spread on the south side Of Bridge street
with great rspdity and the whole block JsS between
the river end First street, IL mas Of ruins.
Two seboonsrs, the Liverpool and weinan, we're on
he but saved ~ being cropped down the stream
Nearly half the bridge vas burnt. Al the close OF
this despatch, the Ere IL still raging, but Is under
control
The Esvs estimates the damage at $4,000. Ipsu'
rance not aacertained
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Prom WashinQton.

DEFEAT OF THE COMPROMISE BILL-MR. CLAY GOING
TO THE SEA sHoRE-ARRIvAL OF Mr.. BATES, ETC.
QUIZ SPECIAL DESPATCH.
WAsHIsoros, July 81, 1850.
The deepest excitement prevails here What next
is the general question: but nobody can answer The
bill was attacked the first thing to-day by
and the amen dment which secured the vote sf Texas
was Indignantly struck out. From that moment the
destruction OF the bill went on till nothing was left of
It, California, New Mexico, and the Texas boundary
are just where they were last December.
Mr.. Clay will leave the city for Cape May, having
done his share to settle the question and being in
that condition which requires repose and bathing
Dir. Bates arrived here last night. He had inter
view with President Fillmore last evening and again
to-day. He has not yet decided to accept. Mr. Web
ser urges him to accept and de Others but he
fifteen living children in lucrative law practice at st.
Louis If he accepts he will probably take the Int.
rior His asble and good face win all hearts
here. 1t is thought he viii not accept.
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ONE W u = II L A r = n
ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
ARRIv AL
STEAMSHIP CANADA, AT HALIFAX.
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TELE GRAPHIC
NUa Scotia, New Brunswick. and Maine Lines,
TO POR TLAND,
THENCE OVER
BANS MERCBANTs' TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK. HERALD.
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ARRIVAL OF THR PACIFIC AT LIVERPOOL.
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ACC0tsHEnENT OF The QUEEN OF SPAIN.
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Death Of the Infant.
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WAR BETWEEN DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
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ADVANCE I'm COTTON,
&c, &c, &c.
ADVANCE I'M COTTON,
HALIFAX TELEasArH ovrIcE,
&c, &c, &c.

WEDNESDAY, July 3l-9 A. NJ (
The Canada, Capt. Harrison, with l25 through pas
sesgers arrived at o'clock and sailed New York
at nine o'clock, with moderate southeast wind The
Canada reports very rough passage, with q sue
cession Of heavy gales She sailed from Liverpool at
q half past three o'clock.
The steamer from Bermuda has arrived
Gotten advanced ga Nd Sales Ill 900 bales
Spectators took $4,000. exporters 10000. Fair New
Orleans, 81. Market closed quiet.
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool at half past Eve on
"wednesday morning. in aud half days following
8 1or differences in time) from New York.
The Cambria arrived the day previous in thirteen
days from New York.
The overland mail has arrived with two weeks later
advices from India and China
The commercial treaty between China and the United
: States had not been concluded
Little doubt exists but that hostiites have ere this
actually commenced between Denmark and the
Duchies II important results likely ensue
large Russian feet is of the coast fer the avowed
purpose Of giving the Danes all the assistance they
may require.
The Cupard company have determined to commence
line OF screw steamers OF great size ard power for
the conveyance OF goods aud passengers between Ii
verpool and New York. The line will be wholly
independent Of their present line.
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The German Empire.

The College of Princes has been held, but nothing
definite has been effected in the settlement OF the af
fairs OF Germany. The late correspondence between
Prussia and Austria the const ution OF an interior
central government Of Germany has failed to produce
any result Still Prussia does not abandon the hope
that an agreement will eventually be made, and to ef-
feet which, she proposes to proong the present organi
cation of the Union for three months longer which
most of the States have assented
The Zollverein Congress is being held at Eapel. It
is considered certain that the Prusian propositions
for an increase Of protection to the manufacturers
will not pass.
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SECOND DESPATCH.
RavaRes OF the Cholera

FREpERrcKsBURcH,v Va, July 81, 1850
The cholera is spreading rapidly. Three deaths
CURED at Harpers Ferry yesterday and i've
are reported to-day.
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TWO CENTS.
ever hope II will be ere long Nor shall fall to In
form you, beforehand as well az the public, of the
exact day, am gentlemen, respectfully yours.

ever hope VIII be ere long Nor shall fail to In
form you beforehand, well the public of the
exact day, am, gentlemen. respectfully yours.
q. PILPAATI.
Secretary Of the Com mittee.
THE OFFICE OF THE cRoTos AoUEDucT BOARD.
NEw YoRK. July 81. 1850.
Mr.. EDiroR- will you suffer a small space
in your columns 10 make known to your readers the
insolent abuse to which they liable when they
transact busin' the Office of the Croton Aqueduct
Board Though we have n new law which came into ope-
ration on the st Of May last taxing citizens
cordpg TO certain schedule issued from that once,
not single explanation Though solicited In the hum
blest manper) have been able to procure Repeat
eddy have made apple alton to the individual in
attendance there we'll TO the President. but We
are invariably rebued with the most nsufferable in
science; and the universslity of this complaint has
made II the remarkable, that the press have till
now been totally silent in the matter Being unable
to procure the least information to guide hand
ed To day list of our property with the amount Of
tsx opposite each ss accurately as we could define IT,,
snd upon presentation after waiting Eve hours.
told' You must make out regular bill we havn't
time Now, had this been told a week since,
should have known what TO do but now ust pay
per cent for this tardy information concerning
new and greatly ramihed corporation ordinance nom
insoleDt officials Is this as It should be!
Yours respectfully.
SEVERAL TAX PAYERS
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India and (hlnn.

The overland mail reached London Friday. The
dates are from Calcutta to June 1; Madras June s;
and China, May g.
The political intelligence Is Of noimportance.
India tranquil
serious epidemic had broken out in Canton which
resembed the yellow fever in the West Indies 1t Is
said to be invariably fatal and In most about
twelve hours
The cholera raging frightfully at Cambodia.
Disturbances continue at Balkan Island.
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Duel between Cuban Patriots.

INV ORLEANs, July % $50.
A duel was fought here between Col Bunch and
Capt. Lewis, two Cuban invaders Lewis was shot
through both thighs, though not dangerously wound
ed. Lewis commanded the steamer Creole, and
charged Bunch with misconduct at Csrdenas.
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put in hers April a2d wien I0ss Of m.nm... and other

spars.
MALAGA July g. The Disnto. from Almeira for NYork
prung ask; underworld TO make this port but failed and
ashore saltillo beach.
QvKxSsrowS. July 1.-THE Henrietta Sophia hence to
Boston thirty DAYS the 18th inst eaky
condition. having borne up for Cardiff.
SPOKEN.
Ion IS. 49, -
siam. from Boston for Singapore. May 2 NJ Ion 70
W.
Consti uyon Brton. from NYOrk for Liverpool June g.
la 40 Ion %. -
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struck by Lightning. &c.

BALrrMoRE, July 81, 1850.
The lightning, yesterday, struck Haywood Bartlett
Co.'s large new iron foundry, corner Of Pratt aud
Scott streets knocking out the gable end. The wind
afterwards tore of the whole sheet roof creating
much CONSERVATION In the eighborhood.
The Thermometer is now at % degrees; the heat Is
truly oyerpowering.
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Damage by storm, &c.

BALTIMORE, July 81, 1850.
The storm, yesterday afternoon, in Baltimore, was
very severe and did considerable damage both in the
city and country. heuse in Bond street was blown
down The markets are UNCHANGED
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EEvOsLssrs, July ~. 1850.
The proceedings at mass meeting. at Galveston, on
the 10th declare that the present. civil and military
government Of ssnts ~, hsv. violated honor and
right Texas claiming the right 20 reject every propo
eton for the fsie disposition Of that Territory unless
essed upon the distinct recognition Of the boundary
defined By the act of 1880,
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BgFFALo, July 81, 1880
Another steamboat explosion has taken place. We
learn by despatch from EIie that the steamer Ame-
RIGA, from sandusty for this port burst pipe
drum about o'clock, of Barcolons, and was towed
into Erie by the Alabama. One of the engineers and
two other persons killed, and many others badly
scaldsd, two of whom have since died. One person
found dead under the era nix. The decks Of the
boat are torn up and badly shattered.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BUFFALO, July 81, 1850.
We have just received the following list of the wound
ed far ascsrtained by the accident Of the America
last night. There others whose
BILE to learn. There twenty. seven injured OF
whom nine are dead and six eight badly, perhaps
MORALLY wounded.
Michael nsSgerty, Buffalo badly
Michael 0'Connor. Providence, badly.
Patrick Welsh Buffalo badly.
William p. Bennett. Ballston Springs. slightly.
J. ii stsnclif. Middleton Conn, badly.
Patrick Hoatley. very badly.
Archibald Lindsay, Michigan, badly.
Jerry OConnor, wife and five children-wife and two
children badly
Timothy Lucel badly.
Thomas Plumber, Buffalo, badly.
Patrick Henley, Buffalo badly.
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Dates from liam bursh, 10 the lbth state that hos
tue novems che part q Denmark has been made.
she had placed her troops Tn. frontier Of the
pueh.s With the intention l. said Of enforcing her
claim in decisive manner Hoistein IL supported by
prupsvick Hanover, and . fev Of tss Ger~sn COME
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The butcher Haypsu has been dismissed In disgrace
from the government Of Hungary. The immediate
cause Of his dismissal Is owing to his having al
liberty Bezerady, confidential friend OF Kossuth
The government would gladly dismiss RsdetEky toe
from his Italian command, but he is too powerful in
his command
The cholera is less violent at Vienna
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Turkey.

The news Of the revolt Is most conflicting Letters
from Semln, Of the Sd that the "a
had taken the city Of Begrave after obstinate re-
sistapcs, and had captured eight The force o.
the Bulgsr amounts to 10000 Vrhere Is
to believe that the revolt is of serious character
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LrsRrOoL, July 10, 1850.
The dcplorable accounts received OF the growing
crops by the last two steamers have given fresh i'm
pulse to cotton. Prises have again advanced I'd.
I'd per ID, in all descriptions In the early part Of
the week the greatest anxiety to purchase was mani
Tested by epeculators-expo rters and the trade de-
msnd rather absted-the market closing quietly with
more disposition the part OF holders to realize.
Sales for the week amount TO Ill ooo with 52,OOe
speculation and coo for export The Amerisaa de-
scriptions sold consist Of 2s 700 Orleans at SKA ed
n COO Uplsods at "a. askd; 1900 Mobile and Ala
@1s VI, o,I.s,. .,s apot.S a. ss<s' Tol.nds and
Mobile az Sd Midding descriptions at Ttd Afurthsr
advance has taken place In yarns without an equi.
vasBt In price Of goods IL IL feared many looms must
,top froa, loss descriptions Of cloth.
The present steck q cotton h 4 90 bales 81 Which
bales last year. of which SOS 600 American
The coniiupance Of hne weather has crested great
tstIops mus, he ssps,dsrss slmo.t nominal:
Indian at 2ss Cd 26s mixed. at l5s and white
AZ 7es 90. Ts per quarter Western canal Hour at
wheat at So Sd. q 6s I'D
shipping IntelIigcsee.
,Asryssr. July Esd julia Howard. NYorh 18Th Em-
sss:s.:s.s ~, ,ssls nl.I.s.. n:il:y sy.,s
ssssss; Jolly lo.srr Ls..,sS yrsdsriSt, Nfors-
cAIevara Jsa. issid Aroois. NrOrsi assh BroO'a ds
fssros Jss. ' I'D As.l'u.. Boston
is, JSy iTsls sshsrs oHsdsr
ciYrr JSy lisa Garland. PhIlsdsiphia; IssA Hsrmo-
ME. ny orb,
CrxpsvpE Juiy ls-sld Bryant, NYork.
CnOssTAor Juy9-sld Oregon, sprague, NYork; Baltic.
DIAL Juiy s-Arr cs,hsrins Edwards NrOrt, lotb So
Dvprtr Juiy i7-sd Industry, NYort.
goTrsSrvEo. July s-Nsjsdsn, BsstonI 9TH arr John.
n,Lvorr. Juiy is-sid Dorcss Boston.
Hsrnuno. Jsly 1i-sid Kossuth. Nyork.
p.s,.s ia ie,1, ISL ri,sSs,S Dsrs.s. spsss.r. Do
HuIL Jolly ID arr Kolus, NYorf. = . ...
LavrRPvoL July TAR z. Chandler Nfort SD l5,h,
Alsop smith Work George. PhiladelphiA 18Th narthn
Ware Trott d., 18Th New World, knight, doi Hth y,
Zereea DO lvanhoe. Enieht do.
7 IrNspIcE. July I7-sid Glare. fYorf. - 80
IgsIcSnsnRS, July IO-sld Fanny, NYorki @h' Albion
Lsro., Jpse BAR Elvirs Hbset, DiI.y, NYorh so,A
. NADnhs, June 2p-Arr Buena Vista, Boston.
4 MALAGA. July e-Arr sharon. Borey Nfork.
/ hsssrIIIfs, JS.y sid Nimrod, RObinscn, Work.
nswrohT ysly l?-sld sussy Eys, Boston ,nilis Do
PoprssourH Juiy ie-sid porhumhcrisnd Lord. NYork.
QvrySsrowr. July lisa Julie. NNort.
RocHrtIE, Jelly f6-slf Alersndrfr. NYork.
sTsvsrcrR July Arr Ehenerer. Ci.rson. Nrork
ST. unrs. Julr b-Arr Hsrmonis Bsstou-
! ksytts, June @-Au Cheers. Beston.
iyISsTs Juiy t-Ar wsieh. Phn.d.lphis sd san.
rsgri jri .@Arr c.sh.rn. SY.rh. sld 18Th. El,.or.
No arrivals from New rorh reported ~ IN. Isdi.
NAL
nsrrrrfvs n.y rrAs Elcro, frcn chi.s for New York
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Markets.

Flour easier to buy. Prices nearly nominal. Corn
dull yellow Is and white Cd. lower. Wheat dali ID
lower.
Provisions-Beefis OK cesdnsly dull There n more
inquiry for pork. Prime attracts no attsn-
tioR. Bacon-Low qualities In extexsive demand
for Ireland Better descriptions also are looking up
Hams neglected. Large sales of shoulders have
been made Lard-An extensive business has been
done, at Sd. Cd advance Cheese-old no sales lot
of new by the Pacific had not been placed in market
Tallow less active.
Coffee at Liverpool market, was less active, but
prices not actually lower. The public sales at
Londen on Friday went OF with spirit and full prices
Sugar. On account of favorable advices from the
public Gales at Amsterdam holders OF Brazil advanced
their prices Cd. per cwt, which checked business.
The business both ct Liverpool and London has been
small but In the latter city, Friday, the market
closed with an improved aspect
Rice Large importstons OF Carolina tend to keep
down prices 70 tsrces have been sold at 15s which
Tess-rhe London market is Arm; green Is no lower;
In black large business Is doing ordinary Congou
The Hsyre cotton market was extremely active, at
last dates Sales for the week 1880 bales, mostly
for mpton at franc advance over last weeks
Common rosin is in good demand at 2,Id to Cd per
cwt. lThis must BE- an enorl
Spirits Of turpentins is dull at 2ss. Cd.
Ashes-Pots are In tolerate demand, at s2s Cd for
delivery, within two months. Sis. Pearls-sales at
Oils" Iinse.d 50. to 80. Cd.
EQueretIon bark-Philsdephis, lis Cd to rs, sixty
hhds. sold
Wool L. In good dems nd, at advancing rates.
freights-Nsssels abundant, and rates for goods
and passengers continue without material change.
The money market continues very easy Uonsols
opened on Monday, at poyk p6hi they advanced, on
wedresday TO 81. and cosed at 9o5. on Friday, the
decline being attributed to the warke from the
Ducbiss u 8. 6s, 62. i0f do. 'oT, 1857 q 106; do.
6s, lO7H. The market fer merioan securities Is saia
90 have been unusually active during the week We
have quot atoms 81 ~ Y. state, or City OF Pennsyl
ami n
OHIO sizes, u.s. loo I0T; Maryland hvss OIL The bull
linn I'm he bau X Il sta lat about A
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Mrs coburn of puasio obtsiaed q verdict 81 ~ tce
shv dsys nnce agsinat the osuers ~ the steamoo~s
Ausn'is. tor leaving hstchvay open in dsrk pes-
sag, through which her husband fell IN October lsfs
causing his Immediate death.
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Coup de solieI.

PHLADELrHA, July 81, 1850
man named Patrick Quinn, died here to day from
the excessive heat OF the sun.
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PnLADELrHA, July 81, 1850.
meeting has been held In Georgia, denouncing
Clsy's Com promise bill n base concession.
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Portugal.

Atlstest dates the Ams nsst on the port Of
isbon hut the papers furnish relative to the
difficulty between Portugal and the United States.
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England.

p'".vens'o 'A'"a"e"' pos'es' no general
80 s'i1ee NV Nosio W f's'sn' anu
n... o.. a.. a., go, n,, ,,,, - /. ,1.,
an IN. A,torn,,,. c.r,,so.ta hin An. .ox.rnu.nt
barely e.cap.d defeat
Sir Thomas wilde has been promoted to the Wool.
sack
The split In the Church consequent upon the dis
pute between the Bishop Of Exeter and the Rev Mr.
vGorham is again about to occupy public attention
great meeting to discuss the subject is to be held
on Tuesdsy In London when it Is proposed to adopt
series OF resolutions Of which the drst Will be n the
form Of protest against the gment of the Gorha
ease. 1he ,'e"nd VII oeasist OF the adoption OF an
6tsIan "a ,,,sh'n. srr,h s ss 70 .ns Ai On
Scotch Bishops fifth, To the clergy and lsity Of
England
-r.mwogts ri,bnat onnas,t,oo Tns Ss,Son.l Renal
Association OF Ireland ended its Monday
LAST n,
s,,s srs ss,ns mad. Tor Is,,n1 down IN. ne,
line OF West India mail steamers
The steamer Pilot vas iost IN Loeh Lomond' on
sTxyxs.,hsr ia m, srosine erops are reported to
NJ, ~ iast could be desired
Bosisa Nankee" professors OF biology are exsrting
,ne,r st ', ~, wsIous part son, tags ''N ""N
Ireland.
Hall has bssp closed and the Repeal
s-s-,,.- a. r,.,..a a. .n...nasa Tor IN. nrs.snt
'Associs'ion IN ireland T" s"sp'"'.u io' .ne
The loss Of the viceroy caused no dependency on
- -, AZ IN. ,,,..a. of tn. galway line Arrange
- -, - -. :. g. g. :. -, ,.,,.r .a.ot.a
menss are s@ia 70 % On i"o' ''' 'o' '''' N-P''N
10 the route.
-
The law assnst the press passed the Assembly, on
49,. 4, ,n.ort,v az i17 The hill has upderrons
,. -, go. -. ,h., an.
-nsny s'e'a""' "" o"''' '
caution money IL enormously increased stamps are
,rno.sa am ali 4. e~.papers Paris Journals are more
-, -. -. .-.-.....t rh. ,..r.... thu.
heavily stsmp'd than provincial me increase 'nus
causod In the prices OF Newspapers IL sixty pounds
gx.rx n.v,s.p.r sltiele must be signed By the name
- - 0--.-.-..u. -.
of the wrster-n other ~ordf, the .sonymous press
idestToysd One OF the psculisrities regards the
-, IN ned An ea,ur. IA hat N. ~sp.pers which
, ,., - - a, -. a. n.v-on.
acentiur o de-rer per stamp
csod deal of excite ment In the Assembly In
sonseqossseof abasvs article directed TO the As
sembly in the journal Poupgr which Is considered the
Presidsnts organ N Gersrdin defended the editor,
who vas subsequently, summoned before the House,
and Gb.d 5000 francs. by majority Of 97s TO ilo
From the ststsmsn. Of AZ. foaid. the finance Min
istsr 10 appears that the deaoit for 1880 would be
i<Voo w. ."'o-' ' y -.
NV - -, - -. - a., -. a.. a.. a.,
Se y y. -, - -. ~
pr0''a'"' ~ -. .r..,.s
To. % S. Of Pari.i-n manufacturer exceed.
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Tbe Queen Of spain has been delivered Of son, Who
Gived oHly few moments
A di6iculiy has arisen between Spain and Portugal,
In consequences Of the marriage q the Kings sister
with Condc Montemolin, the son Of Don Carlos.
The Spanish Minister has protested against this
alliance breach Of the ouadruple treaty, snd has
asked for his passports
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Consultation Hall has been closed, and the Repeal
Association In ireland Ia suspended for the present
The loss Of ths yieeroy caused no dependency on
she part OF the fri.nds Of the GALWAY line Arrange
msB;s be foot for boat better adapted
. 20 the routs.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
NN>@~~~~o>~c~N~~Nc.oNN>
Defeat of the Compromise Bill,
&c, &c, &c.
vHIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
&c, &c, &c

BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WARRINGTON, July 81, 1850.
Nothing Of importance transpired during the morn