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JAN. 18.-This Board met at the usual hour, NJ Nor.
ganB In the chair.
PETITIONS REPRRRED.
OF Amos H. FArnsworth, for the appointment Of
Connissionsr Of Deeds ofP Mssks for gas In staple
street between Duane and Day streets remonstrance
against laying rail in Twenty tn street. Of Hudson
River Railroad Company for . lease OF the block Of
ground on West Twelfth and Gansevoort streets; Of
commissioners and inspectors Of ward schools In the
Nineteenth ward, to connect with In Feurteth
street. OF Gage, for lamps In Fifty seventh, Fifty
eighth, and Fifty ninth str sets, between Second and
Third avenues conmun alton from the Croton Aque-
duct Department, In relation to fountain In Tomp-
kins squEe-ordersd on file; returns Of the Chief En-
gneer for pecsmbsr, 1850 on appointments, resgns-
tions, and expulsions. Adopted and confirmed.
REPORTS
OF the Committee Assessments adverse to the Pc
tition OF Thomas hahony relative to the sewer built
In twenty eighth street. aleo adverse to petition Of
VIM Ken, relative to filing in sunken lots in Eighth
street, between avenues d and G.
Report of the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps on
public markets which was laid on the table and
dered TO be printed This report contains the follow
ing table which will show the increase of the market
rents for 1850, that of the preceding year -
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CHx cHKar POSTAGE AND BRANCH MINT rmLs-coS
FIRNATroSs, ETC.

CHx cHKar POSTAGE AND BRANCH MINT rrLLs-cos-
FIRNATIoSs, ETC.
wAsHIyerev, Jan. Ii, 1851.
The success Of the cheap postage bill in the House
10 doubtful The three cent rate, paid, and Ave
cents, othervise viii succeed, ~ anything.
The New York Branch Mint bill will GENE up NEXT
probably on Thursday This bill passed the Senate ct
he lat session and only requires to be passed BY the
Houss 10 become . Law. The prospect for this msa-
sure 10 good.
The following efncial combinations have been
made
Jsmss. O. Calhoun, Gsorgia-Governor efNev Mexico
Thomas hslson, New Yorh-Chef Justice Supreme
Court, Oregon.
Abrsa \. rridisy, New Ysrk- -wiAnsbsso Indian
kobsrs n Cation, Harylsnd-consai at Msaatlan.
william 2. Kelly, hssssehusstts-Cs At Society
Edvsra A. Saunders, New York-con,ul .. Busnos
Ayres,
Johs q, eimsr, mary ylsnd-oonsul at Bahia
ndvsrd Ely, Psnusylvsnis- Consul ct Bombay.
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NV 0sLrars, Jan. o, 1851
he sales OF cotton yesterday and to-day have been
rply 1900 bales at quarter advance since the ar.
,vH ~. OF me Nagarss news We quote middling at
isTo LESS pork b ct tl2 Sugar Has declined No.
60. Hxv 0pLsA-s, Jan 10. 1851
Cotton IL quiet today, with sales OF 600 bses
opsrstsrs are waiting Atlsntic's advioes.
Fsw osLE.rs, Jan. 1s-txpM
1ottcn h dull, ana We are anxieusiy awaiting the
Atlantics news Not much doing In Ohio -four prices
are - 20 ~ 90 hes pork eli 81 . si2. Lard has
sovsnced Win salss OF 800 kegs at sks. for prime
Bacon sidss hsvs dsolissd to 7ks Rio oofY.. h sell
ing At iek aloko whistsy IL dull At 27c Oats are
at 67 GO.
CIrcr-rart Jan. Is 1881
Hsss Arm, With demand fully equal 70 tb. svp-
ply loco sold at ~ 70 ~ 3s loO 900 lbs dry ssltsA
sides snd shoulders sod at ~ . ac ,2ne bbis pork
lard st a7ke.
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EpWARD i x COLLINS, ifSss 8 IS wsII nrss., H.Y- ~s
sRsWN sHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool
T. q. R0BERrSk CO, IS Kings Arms yard, Lcnlsa.

Ip&ARD * eoiLfSs, 8 wan s.rss. =. T. xs
L PRAPik, Jr, sSsui.,.sd. koasaa.srs. t.ns
so,ssesm.r' from 2vsrpooi viii bs m.ssrsy r.d1esS
STEAssnIP CITY OF eI;Asoow, FoR LlyERPooL.
~il sail gos.iy.y fros PSi.S.iphis, o. rharsdsy. u
and fs @ % ans assiG Ter q r.s .s,s and m
fsas " n I 5.
Ne" MsTsSs s.' CO. Exchange r.s.
DAoIr1o NAIL STEAMSHIP CoHPANf.-TnE PUB
lie are informed, that under the arrangement q this
bic accidents the mails Passms me
san Bls. Eslssn san Diego. and Monterey. Ths
Of the ttsenh Of the month viii touch ~ Aespa!eo bat ~
n. sr, X: % y... s p. :ss : :
In Oregon awaiting At the former port the sva u malls
p:'.sasS. g. sse isissias :,s,a;I g..
@ u 1,b pr
Sstsssn Panama .sS San ffsss.so a ''a
.ts.TshPs sHfIRs SIir 'svs: N,r iost On The ,sr-
sshth for chssrss thra will ts
III as" and puApELru
viii form direct lins between New orisans aad chsgre
z A ..s 1s s- ss sss
Mexico, Caiifornia and Oregon.
Throush ticket. mossh b. en- .pp..-
SSs Tor passage rom New orlssps m.ds 70 an
's New York. ossSss9 s 1850 1856 N''''' 'A'' p''''
ITsIrTD STATES nAILsrxAnsHIP couPANY-yoR
~ Havana, New i0rsans, asd ChaFres-ThrouRh uekess
San Francsoo reduced ChAxes passengers
ferred at Havana first class stesmshipOn Saturday.
January 2sth TIE splendid double engine steam
shr OHIO aoop tens burthen Jss rindlsy schsneh Ce-
msnder will sail precisely st e'cloch from her pss
the foot OF North River. with the
msnt malls direct for Hsvsna New Orleans snd chsSr.s
,.sss s On i1.ss. . s.S.ss SHIPPER.
jeweiry ecld silver com monty Known
vsuabe speciy the value % the shirent 10 theix
bills % sding the Company will not be seepensb Zoe
spseiscsiitn For passage or frssh. nEpy s..o,,.-.
III wes street. corner 81 warren str~s..
I,hRE RspUcRD-rHROuGu LIN Il ron SAN rRAs.
cseo Chases direct and BY De unitsa uasA
KgE' Bs,ry winsis commssS.v, -ia iss,s s,sr C. 4
North for Chssres direct, Tuesday ~
socloct rsepsers by the Chsrshee will vita the
splendid steamship Northerpef tasave Parsma ssoss
f''iT6S iHTc6SissD ssrYS ssiip ifpgy .sa 6 sou,s .,
Eos SAN FRANCISCO, nIRKcT- pisYArCa LiNs.-
ndson, master 10 asdins her berth, foos o. ws
street Particular s~~ion requested 10 this besuhfat
vessel As she hs been bst with view 70 sscel sped
and presents 70 he vssia the sharpsst ship built The
eeaty-sve AYE Shipper desiring fresAt ahouId ~sss
lmmsdate application but sms quantity remsirs -
e rate Superior state room Accommodation fr
\ h SUTTON CO. ~ wall stress, OF
JOHN ouDEN. iis Wall street.
| a)0RTIANp, OREGON rsRsIToRY:-Tas srrsgi9p
II | Baltimore nlrrer huit hevk bsLaNhsie.l
CsrtAin psypfs nov losdinE ~ Pier ~, NesA rv-r vM
immediate ds sth Tor freight or rasssse nftss
| FS 10. ppETEN& & Wet st-ree =
". All secds cnrsiruss fFisats 81 f0ri&ae sin
eeeirc Patisaisr sstfnn9h
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crrcr-r.ri, January 10, 1851.
The sections relative 10 the State debt, which have
S~s~ up1ss discussion In the Convention for several
days sdsptsd this afternoon THERE'S TO be sink.
NJ fund safcisnt 20 pay the interest snnusuy, sad
~iso eisoooo Of the principal That spposbls TO the
psy0~nt of principal 10 10 be increased annually By
eompcvpd interest st tin PEI cent until the whsls
debt 10 paid The etsts IL prohibited hsresfter IRON
sc~trseting dskn vhich. in the aggregate, exceed
$4,000 kssins Fund comml.-io are to be sp-
~ts4
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The Frigate sc. Lawrence for the Worlds

from the National Intelligepcer, Jan. IL
IL viii be seen, by the following official comm unica-
on, thatthe rgste St Lawrence has been ordered to
be in readiness to sail for London We have authority
for saying that those persons who design sending
articles TO the Industrial Exhibition should have them
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard before the 2bth of Jan
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 10, 1851.
siR IL should earlier have informed you that the
rigste st Lawrence has been ordered to transport to
the Industrial Exhibition In London, the articles Of
American production designed to be sent thther.
che may be expected to be In readiness for the voy
age BY the first Of the next month and TO sail
that time from the port OF New York
am, very respectfully, your obsdent servant,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
PErtn foRcr, Esq. Chairman
Exec. Com. Indus Exhibition. washington.
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SACssoN, Miss IL 1891.
The Peoples, or oRiellys telegraph line he. again
resumed operations to New Orleans, after suffering
totA dertruotton from sleet storm the tth uit.
Scarcely mile nom Baton Rouge 20 Louisville Ky
escaped Injury to some extent; and miles the wire
we're carried away BY parties In whose wsy n fell.
Busness viii now be prosecuted along the lines from
New York TO New Orleans, With increased energy
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HARRIsrvke, Jan II, 1851.
Senators met the House In convention, when the
returns Of the late election, In regard to the amend
ment Of the constitution, Rad. The bill to pro.
hibit the Reading Railroad COMPANY from declaring
dividend on the stock until the Interest on bonds and
other debts paid passed the nrst reading with.
out ndment.
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bgvis-tLLa. Jan. L. 1881.
serious stmeuty occurred hers yesterday, between
Q suUk~v ~ IRISH ard the emesrs snd crss Of the
sssassv Guln.r. but fo.tupst~lv m one vac maeh
b~rs Nm. % ths rnslssdsrs -.rs arrested ana this
aasinS b~la 10 ball
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Nrw 0RLEa.s, Jan. 10, 1881.
The ste smship Pacific arrived yesterday, uith 400
psssengsrs, from California.
The steamship Alabama IL below, With Vera Crur
dates to the 9Th instant. She has 80 passengers
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Railway Accident.

BtrGHsSro~, Jan. IA 1851.
The morning train from New York, to. day. came In
contact with yoke Of oxen. near Lanesboronsh, and
Killed both OF them instantly The driver of IN. train
hsd very narrow escape. The passengers In the
sustained little injury.
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g0urt OF App~ass

BALrISoRr, Jan. H. 1881.
news. There s stil one mail due from New Orleans.
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:. - NLbANr, Jhnuhry If, ISbI
NO "a concluded Nos. 1853 and l54 argued together,
.A,rss.oor srsnsr-Nos. I63 and Io4 concluded
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LoutsvILLp, Jan IA, 1851.
The Steamboat California reports that the little
steamer Magnolia built at Pittsburgh was sunk below
Matches, In q late storm there
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A-ru, ,Lts, ysn IL 1851
rAs ce.v.nsies consumed the entire d.y. yesterday
dsevssiAs the report On the riscsirs tran aAlss.
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ALn,Sr, Januay II, 1851
Jamsso King, Jr, has been appointed Judge In
place Of Judge Hurlbut.
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- Whole number OF votes cast. ............l .l2o
Necessary to . choice. .08
Richard Brodhesd, ESQ, was then declared to be
elected to the United States Senate to succeed the
Hon Daniel Sturgeon democrat whose term Of once
will expire on the 4th OF March. The friends of Gen
Cameron unsnimously supported Mr. Brodhsad, and
they are highly gratihed with the choice
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! NEWS BY TELE &C II A p III.
~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~
THRTY-ETRsT cOHGRHss.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.
BY MoRsRs MAGNETIC TELEGRAM


BY MoRsR's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WARRINGTON, Jan. II, 1851.
POSTAGE PETITIONS
MeBsrs MILLER, DoDoE and CLEMENS prssepted nett,
lions OF periodical dealers In New York on the subject
of postage
Mr.. RIrcHrE AND THE PUBLIC PRINTING
Mr. HAMLIs presented petition of Themss Richie
asking to be relieved from his contract for the
'Son Of the public printing that new prices, dft
per cent less than those fixed by the Law Of 1919 be
substituted for those nov allowed.
DUTIES on GOODS CALIFORNIA.
MT Psaroes resolution directing an inquiry, by the
Einsnoe Com mittee into tho expedsncy of requiring
by law, that oil duties goods and merchandise inn
ported into California collected BY American oaosr,
in command there be paid into the treasury, was
adopted.
LAND wARRAvrs
MT UrDERwoep moved to take up the Joint resolu
zion authorizing the assignment Of Iani warrants
Win view OF making 1t the order of the day Motion
After debate, the resolution was postponed to
and made the special order for, Friday next.
LANDS
Mr bHIELDs moved and the bill from the House Vas
caKsn up TO reduce and define the boundaries OF the
military reserv: st 81 Pster river Minnesota and to
some verbal amendments the bill was ordered to be
THE UNITED STATES COURTS IN IOWA
Mr.. JONES called up the bill to amend the act sun.
elemental to an act for the admission Of California
INTO tne Union This bill merely regulates the time
and places for holding United States courts in Iowa
and Was ordered to be sngrosssd.
THE DIsrRIBUTIor or LANDS.
The Senate then took mp the bill csds the public
lands to the States in which they situated on con-
dition, &C.
Mr. EELcH resumed his speech in opposition to the
bill. He contendsd that any change in the present
tystem OF dsposing Of the public lands would be at
tended with great cost, confusion, aud loss to the
government and the free gift Of this land would be
unjust to those who have invested their oil In land
for the reason that the value Of such investmen mt
A..
destroyed He Investigated the doctrine that the right
60 live implies an equs right to havs psoe to live In,
and pronounced IL wholly untensbe
MT WALxxR commenced . speech in defence OF ths
general principles of the bill Such conservation as
Mr. Felchs had delayed the abolition OF I'm
FOR debt and the creditor power take bed
sron the feeble mother and the cradle the infant
babe. He contended that man had natural right to
sood clothing and shelter and that the government
should secure these to all pared with these rights
wealth, trade, commerce and manufactures were but
secondary considerations He proceeded length to
show that Congress had done much every branch Of
ipdustry, save sgrccltu and the mechanic arts.
Without concluding Mr.. Walker gave the noor to
Mr Morris, on whose motion the Senate adjourned.
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State Omcers OF Mas.achusetts. xc.

The following were the bsliotnss In the Legssture
this morning, for State officers -
SECRETARY starr
npats WMker Tree eohD ..s....ss.. 40
"hhsm ~ ,hihoun kvblsl s.s.ss..sss..s.ss. Isl
rRrssURER.
Charles u Hale democrat. rat,................... $50
hbenefsr Bradbury t-hisl ................. ls3
,Joserh Deliver, who vAs yesterday arrested on .
charge of smuggling board the steamship Niagara
has iven bail for 5000 and been SIT At liberty lie
rays b. was only doing job fer q man Who wanted
himself and bargag. taken OF In his boat
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The Elections for United States ssnators.
MASSAcuU sETTs

Bosror, Jan. Ii, 1861.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, to- day, proceeded
to the election Of United States Senator to fill the
place Of the Hon r. G. winthrop, whose term will sx
pire the 4th Of next March The following is tho
result Of
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80 THE FIRST BALLOT
Charles Sumner. free soil. Observation-Disclosures
Robert O. Winthrop, whig. ........,.....,..ls7
schssSAanBs IL
:, Total number OF votes cast. ast...............3S 1881
Necessary to choice. .................... I0l
motion was then made to postpone the election
til the 18th February; pending which, q motion was
made to adjourn, which was lostyeas, 1ss; nays 1So
The question to postpone the election recurring was
lost by 5s nays ana the body proceeded with
Robert Q. Winthrop. rop..................... l68
nopsr. hsntou'..
q
i
Total number of votes cast. .... .asa
Necessary to . choice. >...... l92
1t will be observed that Mr. Sumner lacked six votes
ofbeiDg elected having lost from the first ballot
Without going into another ballot, the matter was
laid on the table and the body adjourned
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hSseAOAy.
ALBANY, January a. 1851.
PETITIONS rREsEsrED
TO prohibit the sale Of intoxicating liquors; for the
repeal OF the Free School law Of the East River Insu
rance Company New York. relative to the sale of real
statei for the repeal Of the School law and
state tax for the support Of common schools
sEw YORK MERcHASrs' BANK.
The annual statement OF the Merchants Bank Of
New York was received.
TINE COMPROMISE sxasuREs or co,aRrs
series OF Joint resolutions introduced by Mr.
Asrhor OF Richmond, In support OF the Compromise
MEASURE. Of Congress and sustaining the course Of
the fIsriovst Laio over.
rhE rosrAcg REVOLUTIONS
The joint resolutions requesting the Represen-
Atives In Congress to advocate . reduction OF post
age allowing nsvspapers TO pass free through the
mails 10 subscribers In counties where papers pub
shsd and reducing the postage prepaid letters to
two cents unpaid letters to three cents passed
BILLS ISrEoDUcEp.
Authorisng the formation Of building associations:
amending the homestead exemption bill
BILLS NOTICED.
Amending the code Of procedure; establishing and
regulating public schools making the city Of New York
the capital OF the State
Mr. THoNPso,, Of New York introduced Joint resolu-
tons approving the com promise measures the Tusi-
tive Slave law ana sustaining the President Referred
Adjourned.
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rNHE YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED SrATEo
Nail steancrs-Ths shps eomPrisng this line are The
Atlantic Captain Wee,. Baltic Captain Comseook PA-
cine Captain Eys. AdrAte. Captain 0rAisen. Arctic.
Captain Luce.
These shps having been built By contract expressly se
seryioc has been taken in their
sruction. alss in thoir engines
speed and their for passengers
quAlled for elegance comfors.
Price Of from New York W yerpcol eo; sxes-
New York, I8.
experienced surgeon will be attached 70 each ship
Ne berths eeoured until paid for.
The Of these shire will be accountable for gslA
silver, bullion Specie jewery. precious stonss mshAA
aless hills of ladng signed therefor and the valU6
tSersof therein expressed.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURH.
~ AoRsK's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Senate.

YNn0tGs
ALBANY, January IA, 1851.
CANAL rrrErprrUREs, ETC.
The annual report Of the of canals vas
received also that Of the Regents of the University
bill was reported to provide for supplying the
Black River Canal with water by draining certain
lands.
The mA,oRIAL DIFFICULTIES, Erc.
Mr.. Mr.scHooSMArxR, Of the Select Committee reported
avoraby on the bill to authorize stay Of proceedings
to collect rent the Manor leases till the suits to de-
termns the title are settled The bill was panied
BY an ably written report
The remainder OF the morning session In discussing
the printing OF documents wing the annna1
report OF the State Prison inspectors
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ADMIRALTY RULES.
Ordered, That the following supplements rules be
added TO the rules heretofore adopted by this for
regulating proceedings In admiralty -
In all suits In persoram where n .imple warrant OF
arfsst sues and s executed bail shall etsken by the
marsbs and the court in those only In which II
rquirss by the laws Of the State where arrest Is
made upon similar or analogous process Issuing sm
the State courts.
And mpr.onmsnt for debt on process issuing out Of
the admiralty court IL abolished Ia ell where by
the laws of ths ststs In which the court IL held inpr
sopmept for debt has been shall be hereafter abolish
Cd upon similar or analogous process issuing from
State court
The twenty seventh rule shall not apply TO cases
where the sum OF value In dispute does not exceed
atty dollars exclusive Of costs unless the District
Court shall be Of opinion that the proceedings pre-
scrbed by that rule for the purposes Of
justice is the case before the court
All rules and parts Of rules heretofore adopted in
consistent With this order hereby repealed and
Annullsd
Its further ordered That these rule. be published
In the neat volume of tn. reports Of the decisions OF
this court aud that the Clerk than to be forth
With printed and transmitted TO the several district
Cierk supreme Court OF the United States.
,HANcERY RULE
Ordered That the fortieth rule hsretcfors adopted
aud promulgated BY this Court Of the rules OF
practice In quits In equity In the circuit courts be and
the ~me 10 hereby repealed and snnulied And u
shall not hereafter be necssary 70 intsrrogatc de
fsnaant, specially and particularly upon any state
m.nt I'm the bill unless the esmplsnsst desires TO do
80, 10 ob'ain . discovery.
Test WIN rHos CARROLL
Clerk Supreme Court Of the United States
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rn. SUTTON n CO. ~ wall stress, or
JOHN OuDEN ii6 wall street.

a)oRTIANp oREGOS rsRsIToRY.-THs srpEglol
| Baltimore eiirrsr huils s.rt psLs
Csrtain ustpis nov lssdnE t Pier H. NosA river vih
mediate sth Tor freight rsss.se hsytns
en- peror by % board er
FS 10. RpNIEN &C Wet sf-~ee
NJ ~ All secds ccrsgus' 70 our fFeadS 81 f9dtsae ssh
eceiyc gatue llsx Astfnii9hs
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Hon. John Hunter, Hunter Island; Charles Dalton,
Bestoni Thomas Maitland, Albany N. Titus New
York; n rronok, New York, 4. NJ Miller West
chester; Antoine Lsfevr. Havana we're among the
rivals, yesterday, At the Union Place Hotel
Clarke U. 8 Navy; W King Connecticut;
Captain Blair. U. Army, Hon v Grsaxsr, Csnandsi,
qua; George Thornton Buffalo. A. Williams, Charles
ton; Col Bowen, New York; j. Burbank, New Orleans,
we're amongst the arrivals, yesterday at the Astor
House
Hon q. Poete Vermont; Hon. q. Reynolds, Troy;
Hon. n, II. Bayard, Minister 70 Belgium; Hon WN.N.
Bay hbsouri; Captain Rsinss v Army; A. Covan
Montreal; Clarke vermont3 p. l. Robinson, Yer
mont; y. u Camp, Cincinnsu, A. u. Nudge. Bsn'
more; Trum bull, Norwich. Conn y Hayward
Boston. arrived yesterday st the Irving House
George Taylor, Baltimore, Captain Delsno, Pough'
teepsie; n. Herbert, Nee Nsv Jersey; Barker. ~
Louis; Rev Norris, Phnstelphia .. freserick
Boston; W. y. Hoffman Bsltimors, arrived yesterday,
at the American Hotel.
The runor that Bots 10 Coupte. Minister fror
France 10 shortly to return 20 France on sccount of
III health oonrsdctsd by tbs ksffonai fafeihgerser.
he h In exc.liens health
Amonsss the strsss.r. of note ., preseut ir wash.
ins,on city. -e have the pleasure Of naming Mr. Ed
lafayette, of France, srsnd.os Of the v.neratsd
Marquis de Lafsye lie is here tha guest "a his
frispd and form-r school f.iow FRED rick SINNER
Esq on Capitol I'M Nsi'S-ai faish'. srcsr, Jsa IL
ThsU S slocp Of var aib.ny .ail,i from st. Tho.
m 20 Cretx N the 23d
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TksU s sloop Of var Aib.uy s.ii,i from 81. Tn
mae, for ~. Crcix, on the 2sd lit
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OHlPPIN0. .

EH0R LvRRPOOL-UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
= shp PACIFIC. Captain 4 Eye. This steamship win
depart With ths mails for Europe positively Wsdnss-
day January 22d ~ H. o'clock M from her berth the
foot OF Canal No berth till paid All
ters and papers must pAts through the once FED
freisht passage, having asd Q
fbHARp X. COLLINS, 56 Wall st.
The steamer Arctic will tho P,cho sA Febru
Ary bth Positively freight will be received after houaae
evening, Jan. 20.
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PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA.
HAHRIssyRoH, Jan. Ia, 1851,
both branches OF the Pennsylvania Legislature to-
day met In convention, and balloted for q United
State Senator, as follows:-
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street Particular sst~Nton requested 70 this besutfat
vessel she has beer bsilt with view 20 sscei speed.
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