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Gen Bsnkhsad, y. 3. A; j. q. Taylor, v. s.. Col.
Nthuth, tapt. Clarsnont. r. y snd one hundred
end ttv.ntesn others arrived In this city yesterday,
and took iot ms at the Astor House
Tbonss VI NELL. U. s. A. Capt. Willoughby Y ";
Hon Geo. W. Wright, and one hundred aud twenty
one others arrived yesterday and took rooms at the
hdmend, U. 8 n, and forty.fve others trrivcd
yesterday. and took rooms st the American Hotel.
DR.. Ticknor. y =. N, srd thirty.seycn others. ar
rircd yesterday and tookrc at the Franklin House.
1he rggfspatc number ~ arrivals at the principal
hotels yesterday, was one tboussnd and ffty one
81 Rev VI Spence, Lord Bishop % Jamaica, " Ia
Baltimore.
Senators clay, Fcote. Dickisson and Dawson visited
Annapolis. Nd. lsst week
fxPresident Yan Barren Is on visit to Providence,
X
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TBIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
rIRsr SESSION.
senate.
1T monSE's MAGNETIC TrLEeRAFH.

rrTuspiNe DUTIES ooLiEcrrD ~ roRrs oF csIirosSs.
Mr. BESroS introduced resolution inquiring into
the expsdiency Of rsfundibg to California the moneys
collected for duties in the ports of that state Lies
over
rKsIrrfSs pvrirs OF rnop rortfer rswrrs
Mr. Dfcrf-soy, from th. Pins nee Committee re.
ported joint resolution refundipx 10 I " n Morss
end samuel Colt. duties paid by them on valuable
presents sent 70 then by the Sultan Of Turkey a.
compliments 20 their Inventive ius ~hich
sidsred aud after debate. ordered TO be engrossed
n,Novsts vaoas orFtcs.
The eerate resumtd the consideration Of Mr. Brad
burys resolution in relation % removals from olcs
Mr. wtmrrn said he ksd hardly supposed Il 70
b the nteuti0n Of the mover 20 r.ss rcssution q
tAAs charsetr In volsson ef all precs lent AMI lack
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Destructive Fire.

Bairfxosg, June 4, 1850.
Ere brske cut In this city this evening and before
the flames ertinguishsd the stables Of Charles
Goddard, together with We small dwelling houses on
the Of Green and Raborg streets totally
consumed The loss Of property by this accident Is ss
yet unascertsined.
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Shipping InfeIilcrnce.

DnrrEsux MAY Il--tIH "TIuiala" >Yark.
irsrrArTs NAV ssh Reyai wiiista Bas,su.
BsITIo. ray s-Cid hvan ''Anerrvaid.7 sYorf.
ctyrE. Nay 2o-Cld Liberty, NNsrk. sid snh rhstis.
,c1grgy Way i.-cll u,,a@sr,. YrorA' Esh. surp~.-.
b1sf vsy lS-CId kss Eusd. SYork
IitsINe RosTs Nay is-Cii "Gesa Kee." Nyort. iesh.
TSisS,iu. Nay as--Arr "a Sir Rots Reel, NYors.
GcIsssrvta Nay a. Au Active. sIsrs
msSs, rsy iiZtii poit Ksi5. wYofi
bu,otr.- May i9-Cld scia, NYork. SID iTth. joe Al
ntif. Nay Is-cli s.riassr,'.n SYers.
Corsr srd f.m.res Nyers trpgrtea preyiousyt W me
I'd JstS scKssSs a. lis. Ressassy as Dss Rsss. ss
sld is,h l,s,,lis ItguP,a Iis,ss sa rsrlismsss de-
I1sros. say ls.gli virgsrst ETaas Nrork -
1esros, ga,y, Nay iS-cid Aun Harley, srorhs iTsA.
Is,iicr. way is-cid rorsw,u Nyorl Mary Az. cs...
so afce. Do Nsrohoness q Cydesdse 40; irsh, Her-
harnrs v,y a-cia D.hua rYors
NfvFonT, May is-Sld Coiwlle, Boston.
.9gsssssegs. ssy IScid Alfred Syert, I.vIs,h.. o..
swlssvhs1s. MAJ EAR Jearne,,., Syort.
srnossr.. ysy = Ga iydis lars, krers.
rovouhf, May BAR Charles. Bos,on.
rssr I-ris surri-o.
ns.sy, y. sss ss,snAsr .,S ,S,ss-ss.d York
ssmoset. 90 rontiae. Do; April 2. Cato, DO.
a., i,..s . hsrsn HA,r Atcels Nrcrs
orlms, Boston, via san Francisco.
NaSIrk, March i2--Cia nisss frisr Nrors.
IgrASs, March 25-tii stamford. Boston.
srsserai, march 3 Arr lIorstio. NYorL Nssrs.hs L.
rNr.Sros. March l5-Cii wn stewart Work psss
WocsSse March iS-aTr Dadssss, SYort.
Ep 1ns,ss Gnsg vsR n NV wR fss q sSsssha Jane. ~
WiAupos.
Ftou R,,,,,--By cspt Athens. cfthe brig Abrssis
- -. ...t-,s .d,ices from Rio Grande TO tho rtth
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Court CsIendsr-ThIs DsY

sy,rr~r Courr-Cmcuu Counr.-Nos 6st, esf, ga
COZ COS eg5 200 20 T0s.
eurtrfor CouRr-Nos 3 2l, 81, teI, "a, 40 al, a. ~
Ba 90 e2 cs 20 ~ 4p2 ~ TO IS 4sl 70, 81 TO S. 81
Isl ~. ~. s2 80. lST, ~ TO ". ~ "a loo
Tsas1y.s,D svrENIon Cogsr.--Nos. n, a. u, 20, ee
% % 20 as
Co~sss Piyl,-rsrt 1s,--Nc- $50 las, if7. iss, isA
1871 1ss i6l. l63 los 1877, lea Part 2d-1os t1s iea
454 es< so, ses les 30, 50, aA $50. leo. 3s1 lo1
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Ftre-Tb~ Ohio River.

CgscISssrI, June 4-P NJ
large FIRE Ia raging In an iron safe establish
ment in this city
The Ohio river continues very low and there Is no
prospect whatever of its rising.
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Mr.. Msmss's Death.

MosfIr, Nay 20, 1850.
The Tribune, Of this day, publishes article
frming the death of the Rev John Newland Mafhtt,
amer few hours llneee, Of spasm OF the heart
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HoHriris DksrH A German. named Alexander --
fell into Gers pool the South Ferry yesterday
morning sud vas drowned before he could b. rescued
rom his psrilous positiou The coroner hdi in
quest upen the body.
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csyugs and susquehnnns Railroad.

IrHacs, CN u June 4. 1850.
The csyuga and susguehanDs Railroad Is com
pletsd from the depot on the hin and the passenger
trains commenced running the part 10 the
steamboat landing yesterday The passenger trains
run to and from the express trains the New York
and Erie Railroad. and the steamboats, Csyugs
Lake
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Municipal Election In washington.

WssHScrov, June 4, 1850.
Mr.. Walter Lennox was yesterday elected Mayor
Washington, by majority of 81.
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The Latest from California.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3, 1850.
The steamship Alabama arrived here today from
ChagreA with dates from San Francisco to the LIST Of
May being just twelve days later than brought by the
Crescent City, at New York
The Alabama brings eightytwo passengers, and
$4,000 in gold dust.
Over one million dollars in gold dust were received
by the steamer Panama. Capt. Bailey, at Panama, on
the S1st ult
Capt Bailey reports that business was prosperous n
San Francisco on the LIST ofMay Great activity pre-
vailed In the markets, and the prices Of merchandise
were advancing Lumber selling At $50 bricks
were worth s1s per thousand. There was small ad-
vance in the price Of produce.
Animmense emigration were starting for the mines
The steamship Cherokee, Capt Wndle, sailed from
Chagres on the oath ult., for New York.
The steamship Georgia Capt. Porter, from New York;
arrived At Chagres on the 23d ult.
Shipping Intelligence.
SAN Francisco, date-Arr Daniel Webster from Bos
ton; Columbus from New London.
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any other State He replied to the objections that
Arksnsss with representative dist sict was not
entitled equal rights with those states having mora
representatives and denied that the Convention had
any right to go behind the fact Of delegates appear
ance here, and enquire as TO whom he represents
The discussion was continued by Messrs Erwen
BALD and Godhwsit of Ala Goede of Va; Pickens Of
Brown concluded.
Mr. Bows of Ala called for the previous question,
and having refused to withdraw his call,
Mr., McRAH withdrew his amendment
Nr. WALxEr subsequently withdrew his call for the
previous question, that an amendment might be pre-
Mr.. Goops of Va moved that the previous mode of
voting be ordered
Mr. hCRAE seized the occasion to renew his amend
ment, and spoke in explanation.
Here the Convention got into confusion and num-
ber OF gentlemen endeavored to bring order out of
The President finally assumed the authority to de-
eide the manner OF voting and stated the order of the
question before the Convention to be- first, the
amendment Of the gentleman from Mississippi; se-
cond' on that of the gentleman from Virginia and,
thiSd on the report of the committee.
The question was then taken on the first PROPOSE
ton, and rejected
The que stion then taken the second prepo-
siton, and also rejected.
The question was then taken on the proposition of
the Committee of Organization, and adopted.
The Convention then adjourned to p. NJ.
The Convention, after an exciting debate of three
hours has decided to vote by State each State having
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia. Mississippi South Carou-
m. Tennessee, Texas and Virginia
Judge Sharkey, President
SESSION
MT. T wAnNKR, Of Georgia, offered the following:
Resolved That when delegates called from State
to veta the Secretary shall call the such
In thAr alphabecal order-that the delegates shall
vote Weir called the Secretary taking down
the votes given and majority Of such votes shall
ssersd the Of the Of the State provided this
mode ofvotny shall be required only whom Of
vention shall be taken by yeas and nays.
This resolution rejected.
Governor BRowN, OF Tenn re-offered the resolution
withdrawn in the morning. referring questions which
may come before the Convention to a committee.
Mr. WELLER, Of Ala, offered amendment, for q
committee to prepare resolutions for adoption by the
Convention and address to the people, and refer
ring all suggestions which may be made la form OF
solutions otherwise, without debate, to said
mittes.
The amendment was motion Of Major Polk, laid
the table.
Gov. BRowN then made addition to his resolution,
making 1t the duty Of the COMMITTEES to report all
suggestions which they may deem proper for the
tion OF the Conventions and then after short address
from Judge Tucker from Virginia against the resolu
ti0D and Mr. Dawson, Of Georgia, in reply tho resolu
tien was adopted
The Convention thea adjourned till 10 O'Clock, TO-
morrow.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
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FIVE DAYS LATER.
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THE EXCITEMENT IN HAVANA.
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FOUR OF THE INVADERS SHOT.
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The Demand Of the American eOnsul Refused.
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL LOPEZ.
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
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TWELVE DAYS LATER.
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One Million Of Dollars In Gold Dust at Panama.
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Proceedings Of tho Nashville Convention,
&C., &C., &c.
The News from Cuba.

The News from Cuba.
New 0RLEiSs, June 3, 1850.
The British steamer Thames, arrived at Mobile frsm
Havana, with dates to 9th ultimo
Our consul at Havana, Mr. Campbell states that the
spaniards much embittered against the American
authorities and refused to furnish any information
to the number names, and probable fate Of tho pri
soners who were closely confined.
Advces from Havana state that four members Of
the expedition left behind at Cardenas, have been
shot.
p. s.-General Lopez is now in this city.
MonLn, June l, 1850.
General Lopez addressed the citizens Of Mobile yes
terday explaining the Of the defeat Of the
pedition. The subordinate ofhcers made public state
meuts indicating General Lopez. They speak in the
highest terms Of his bravery and military skill.
SAVANNAH, juno l, 1850.
The brig Zsnobia, which arrived to. day from Ha-
vana whence she lef the 23d ult, confirms the
port that all the troops had e the city for Cardsnas
greatly excited. II was the impression on the mind
Of many we'll informed citsens Of Havana that rsvolu
tion viii proceed
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The Jesuits had been admitted Into Vienna again
despte TIE eppositce % eccesa sticsl authorities
bslmaua has been definitely plsced under Jel.
lachch, vhosis nov chief q Croatia sciavons, asi
Dslmatia
Kossuth's children have been allowed 20 g, % him
Eems name has been nailed 70 the g'lows by tbs
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Frou Br.zn-By capt Athens, cfthe brig Abrssis
we have received advices from Rio Grande TO the itsh
uit Produce vas scarce and high and freigh's we're
nj pinal Al half n cent.
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nIiIPPlHu.
BHIPPlH0.
TINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA" WILL
leave the Dock City for Halifax Liverpool
On Wednesday the 5th June, punetualy at noon.

The Of these ships will not be accountable for god
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unless bsf are signed therefor an the value there
Of, therein expressed.
;AToR LIvERPoOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
u ship ATLANTIC, Capt. James West.-This steamship
pill depart with the mails FOR Europe positively Satur
day June 18th IL o'clock M from her berth the
street No berth secured till paid for For freight
passage having uneqused accommodations for elegance
EDwD. K. COLLINS. "a South street.
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and that England aud France have asAentet 60 al
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THE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish a
a political Weekly paper in the German Ian
principles by which the Administration of Gene
raj Taylor came into power, and being desirous to
obtain the aid and cooperation of the Wing party.
he would respectfully state the reasons which, In
his estimation, make it desirable and necessary
that such paper should be established at the
of Government.
/. The number Of those who use the German Ian
guagc as their medium OF intercourse Is upwards OF
Three Millions, and this number is constantly in
creaslng by immigration.
.. The name of Democrats being the appellation
OF the liberal or popular party of Germany, to
which all the immigrants before their emigration
belonged, they do, of course ran &c themselves with
the party bearing that appelaton in this country.
as soon as they are able to exercise the elective
franchise; and the more so, as the country teens
with Democratic papers in the German language,
whose particular object and anxiety it is this
interpretation to the best advantage.
3. Although there are few Wing papers in the
country, they bear principally local character,
and, relying for their support more on local patron
age than on their subscription lists, they do gene
rally stand fall with the defeat Of the
Wing party in their particular section.
A. The Germans, however, being ap intelligent
and reading people, are accessible to sound argu-
ment, and paper conducted with uPrightness, and
speaking the plain truth, will be able, by degrees
to overcome preJudices, correct errors and misap-
prehensons, and by its own direct influence, as
well as by its influence upon the local Wing pa
pers, in existence, will, it is hoped, produce
the desired effect, and gain the rejecting and think
ing, that is the influential, portion of the German
citizens, over to the Wing ranks
s. The undersigned is well aware that he has
many and serious obstacles to overcome, but rely
ing upon the power of truth and the co operation
Of the Whg party, on account of the intrinsic
merits of his enterprise does not fear to be charged
with enter tanning too sanguine hopes, if he antici
pates satisfactory result
FREDERICK SCHMIDT.
REcoMMENDATIoN.-The Wing State Central
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be of great importance and benefit 10 the Wing
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recommend to the Wings every where to subscribe
for such paper. GEORGE MOREY,
EzRA LINcoLN, Chairman.
Secretary.
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