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l ChAYtres street, has ius,
field Scott, Union and EmI
packets from New York, B0s
Of FashlOn abe and Seasonal
DRY GOODS, heretofore :
and yechesehe style, which /
AND RETAIL to his mum
prices. The stock consists in
Super Broch4 Antique Silks
Colored ATmure Silks /;
Striped Taieta Silks ; ?
High col. plain Pou!t dc Sole
Black Brooade k'aqonn&e;
Extra rich and embr', do:
Changeable and Chene do;
Embfoid'd Damask and plain
P0ult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable and
chameleon P0ult do Sole !;
Small plaid high colored do.
for misses;
MsIoellines and Fiorsncss, Of
every shade and color;
White and c0lored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy
black and eolored watersd
POuit de Sole :
Cologed Silk VeIvets ;
Rich Chene Satin striped and
pain Cashmere d Goose;
FrehOh and English Merin0s.
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REMOVALS.

~ ofBos tgNo. - Bauasp sbsgt ~ doo.v ~ Ccs
IA asss exn' sfssnd. ktsss. 70 q psoi sseioea
II REMOvAL-Df J. 8. KRAPP, Densiss, hss
g CAa,e, z e ~ es - issdssds, No. u bSsoaSs
49,. ~ IN ~ = esea ~ ssa1ss pganiies d 81
n REMOvAL-R. H: MAaR, Ateerpev a IaV
~ ~ ~ Masysd 4on Ne. u B. CAisln arsst . No y
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RRnARKABLR CURs.-DF. Fryer, the oslsbratsd ludian
Doctor. has the credit Of achieving some curs,
We were shown the other day slave belonging to ths Old
Levss Steam Cotton Pres, Third Municipality, who, We
wese nformsd had bean cured Of oousumpton or rather
dsease Of the liver and ungs. with sver Of the bowels He
was discharged the IA March, after being eonned TO hs
bed fer many months Thsnssro appssssd
We also at the tms negro who had been cuSs
Of severe canosF By Dr. FUes. tEdo Louisiana Sss1
Republican. I.Afaysus. May 8. 1851. my8O dAW AWtf,
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STRAW AND SILK GOODS,
A CAAP srkEEr. UP STAIRS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his city
aud counuy customer that be hes inst receyed aohoice
q, snd ,1Ir cSmrsts sssonmens Of NETS, RIBBONS
Giles n general which he often vsy low poes oT cash
- Smip ISAAC sAwIN. n Camp st., up stairs. I.
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EUNM1A - y nNtEuH uHH---Hh4uo -.
dsned voaA u.p1oafsiI eai ~
ET,:iIy Z. r. 4@ne,g: aed vel sslseisd sl0ck q
fssd q thE q j. oonsssine IA pan a 1sS1 - 5
r.s: 1.s Char. sqts.t Div:s 0s.oaa3.: n.sSs rsg g.
A,men Mahogany and Walnut Rsitssds. Eslhls rs.
bus,sns and Wssn SIaads ma!be Top Sids6parh kylsS
ssars..., Fsstss RilIovs and Bs's'ss. tassshW vka
H A es; l. rs.uscs1sIy s:iici,sd fi,m nd vs,a =
sny ssods b lhsir ifss H. GkEkH & %. -.
a.. cs:iHS; 4: iHSS;,,A.p. iP'sd':::d n Sfs 6., g; c.:
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ms. i, ssns.i az nv iso,m.d sh.,
havs ust Iecsvsd extensive and well scted ock Of
FANCY and sTAPLE DRY GOODS,
which solicit the attention OF puFchsser being able 70
offer every ipduosment regards s prce and s sot goods
have added TO my stock splendid asDtsmsnt Of -
TAPESTRY INGRAM CARPETS,
which invita- bays oa asd examins bsgrs puschas
ing sswhss. In sssotns stock have paid particular
- MouPnfps Goods.
suoh Romba xins Apscss Chays. Canton CFaps
sn4 would nq9st ts public in ssnssai 70 give me call
Z. in W. w. THOMPSON. q Chmt,ss Il.
DORK-15O bbis. Mess, N. o. and Prime, for
Z Nh by : ~. AnrptIe & 90. q srd p ns~ IsvN.
CAtT-Tufks Islsad,. fos sale bY
- ssn soAA TooAn. Dsak Piasa.
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- HAa1Ae, g k{i:2 ~ -
:. IF; Is HisFIGHR 4 FIGHRE REsF RsgFY 4fl tS a .....
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Durability and cAsepnsss Csnsansa.
W. J. A. CRAZY, BRICKLAYERs and
bulLDERs.la addition % esssssl hpsinsa i ~
above ine shey viii eootfae. bsih asd guslassy HI
Cntssn sd eonssues them above under sseunAs = nv
e rsqslsc For tn.lha nipsnAtea, peass iAqaSso q
Messss nayman 3 Holden. 50 Masazins snat N.Y. paSs
and spee,ncstiens can BE- ,esa. and reBeae9 y1a 3 Vk
"a tfs - - - j, W. j. A. CRAZY.
RARCbAY's LONDON PORTkR "A p
~ AZ 49, e: ss..: a as..oi., RSein:
y pins sed aas's'. 9as 4,icip.s "A ssasal
slo IoHN rootE. . s..l p.sa
! ENGLISH CANNEL COAL, 4 Oas Doilar
pss sbbl-2o taas dt oaainy Csnssl Crsl. lev lsas-
hg kInm ceal yessens<d N quality equal N sny evss
70 ~ pst heies d!trse any of ~ Sscoa4 mank
ciea aad Wish se undesAt sndi1< lhaat shall psesa
''sy 'sseo'os' 81 SSSnss.sS r n ~ u Ss Ss 2
~ kami'ies wishing th~l 0pk hon ahs ahsys ~
peass s,nd then osdes lnnsdiazAU. haiti ney b aA
GREASE AND STAIN EXTRACTOH-
~ Ds. AEEDY's CELEeR RATRp90 an1S -
rivaIlsd ios faBevaiss epd ez,vHan6{ {4a ~ - -
sloihss. Or wearing spps,s, peesa ~. - ~.
fns q eear,s. whits kArk ~ hi.ds r s, pok ~.
gsass, eii psn. tfuat sisins. - Ne ~ n6sA
hnhy shssld - wishasth. sss is-4l
yesssls b ~ sls AQnh b NswCinnA ~,
sso Iwnsoa3 90. ~ onee ana
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rHls Ce@pesy IN Iessm g ~ msslA fiFfp;A
u hqnses. M9oha1dna. 80. e8eiDt LOSS WDAU2GE
. s. rlRs dF Hed SDpG, - pG,s1oS sfvSe & SyeY p
kkS Az p..o.. having ths!, Fopy iss,rsd h IN l9s
s soa ~ ~ f1ssa ,. q 2 full pa 'ecs y ths peos
/. aob..u., mcssgPs5.." Ma P,.sa." y. !. n.,,o. Z, 81
John Waisn. J. g. Sh11kssd. D, Weav9,, /
I. A. MeAlistN. =: Dopxlan, g. z. 4mitS; g
lohn =; Ewin. a. W. PutnAsn. r. ". Mercy, ?
Els. Hall. J. b. Knowi., ) &. q. Hilsa.s.
Ahx. Fall ]. q. Johasun,a RQbt. Stewart.
X, x. Bell, A. ]. Duncan. w. PzitcnSyd.
l.. -. FtD. All. Hi1kA - r. A. Tho1ns. 4
a, 9, NIcRoA.op. Psssldsat j ! -
~ fsf C.J. r. WuAA1oR. Bscsskasy.
... AocAA blsacT9rs;
TN ~ + :" WI. VI A. JOHNSON. GAc.as. Assss u c.sps.
! POMTCAARTMA1N RAlLROAD.
RED DUCTfON Or PRICES. -
Esexrsisn 7seka u md tiom ~ Laxs = oho slys 2
r HEW ORLnAue, s ~ ,s.S \,
MrIsaBUae AND. LAaH fssrcAxA1zAIn. !.
PONTCAAftrnAiN RAlLAsOAD COMPANY.
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TheU. 3 ship John Adams will sail from Norfolk,
Va on abost the 18th OF January for the Western
Coast Of Africa Persons wishing TO communicats
with their friends belonging to III African squadron,
do BY forwarding letters &c TO Norfolk poet
paid
The u s. sloop Of war Albany was al st. Thomas
December 221 Oncers and crew all well. CAptaiR
Briggs of ship AndoVsr arrived st this port yeser
day reports the very hind assistance OF the com.
A letter received from on board the u s. ship St.
Mary's datsd Funchsl Roads Madeira Nov. H. says
III will lie reCoected that this ship the hrst
that sAiei from tie Unted states under the act
abolifhing the inbUman practice Of logging in our
national vessels Thus far cur have shown that
seamen capable Of being better governed By kind
ness than the degrading severity Of the old law not
more than two three 81 violation Of discipline
have been reported 20 Captain Nagruder since the
chip has been put In commission " The same letter
says that the St. Marysa would sail ffom Madeira In a
dey or two, Tor Rio Janeiro
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The Weccacoe Engine Company or
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Ian. y, le1l.
DIAN slR I'm peTusing the Asg York Heed Of to-
day notice srtelefro your Baltimore correspon-
dent, rejecting upon the character aud standing in
this community OF the WeecGcoe Fire Company, Of
this city
am Inclined to think the writer has been too hasty
In pennns the article referred 20.
lie justly remarks, there are two Weccacoe COM
psnies,m but he has coniounded the Wecsacoe Engine
Company with that OF the weec Hose Company Of
whom II is useless Tor me to speak az this time.
The Weccscoe Engine Company is over fifty years
old, and has always been active and efficient
pany Her msmbership consists Of men OF the highest
respectsbilty In this city aud are peaceable an A
quiet Get Of who attend TO thelf duties all good
nrsmen fhould and molest no one.
TIE name sf the Wgccac0e Engine Company has
never been mixed up In the records Of hee rioing
In Philadelphis stated by your spondent He
need have fear Of any bad result from vist 70
Baltimort; but, the contrary, they will, during
their ftay prove 10 the Bsltimorsan and any othsf
city they may riait, that they sre gentlemen, and
know how to conduct themselves, both a. home and
abroad
I pen you these lev lines, hoping you win make
that fepaTaticn justly due us.
With sentiments Of the highest esteem, / remain,
dear cir, your obedient servant,
NJ sANDuRAN, Pres. Weccasoe Engine Co,
No S55 South Second street, Phi!a
1Naas UHNU H..
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House of Representatives.

BY BAIS's ELEcTRo-cHEMIcAL TELEGRAPH.
wAsuNGroS, Jan. 10, 1851.
rms BOUNTY RECIPIENTS.
Mr. Evans, (whig) Of Ohio, introduced bill autho-
rizng persons entitled to bounty land under the ace
Of fseptember last. to receive Treasury Scrp in lieu Of
land warrants Referred to the Committee on Publi:
Lands.
REVENUE CUTTER WANTED Fos OREGON.
Mr. THURsros, delegate from Oregon, introduced a
bill providing revenue cutter for the District Of
Oregon. Referred to the Committee on Commerce.
LAND ron cuLTwAroRs
Mr.. JoHSsov (dem Of Tennessee asked leave 10 in
tro6uce bill granting one hundred and sixty
out Of the public domain, 10 every head Of family
who viii cultivate the same.
Mr. oRR, (dem) OF South Carolina, objected. It was
t0rt Of demagoguiim, he tsid
wfscovsfS
Mr.. Dorr, ldem) Of Wisconsin, introduced a bill
authorizing 0hio and Wisconsin to locate the balance
q land to which they are respectvey Untitled. Re-
ferred te the Committee on Public Lands.
SCHOOLS Agp RAiLRoADs SEw Youv.
Mr. BENNErr, (whiR) OF New York Introduced q bill
granting to the State Of New York, for school and
railroad purposes just and equal proportion Of pub
lie lands With that granted to Illinois to this time,
Referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
CoMuuNiCATIoSs
Several executive communications were laid before
the House after which II resumed the confederation Of
the
arw naMrsuRr csSrrsrrp Election c,sr.
Mr.: scmrScs, (vhig Of Ohio, argued in favor Of Mr..
Mr. srRoSs, (dsrn Of Pennsylvania, closed the de.
bate In favor of Mr. Morrison.
Under operation Of the previous question, tn.
amendment Of Mr.. Tuck, that Jared Perkins whg, Is
entitled TO oil the vacancy occssioned by the resigna
tiou Of General Wilsen was rejected Yeas, ss-nays
1O3
The resolution OF the majority OF the Com mttee on
Elections that Mr. Morrison, democrat entitled to
the seat which he now holds, was adopted. Ysas, os
The House then adjourned
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dissgreeabls under foot. The snow IL disappearing
fast but sleighing still holds good The thermometer
indicates eb degrees above zero.

BY BAIN's LINE, 20 WALL STREET.
LocKPoRr, January I0-P. M.
1t has been quite warm ell day, bat freezing again
tonight.
AUBURN, January 10-P. NJ.
warm and cloudy this evening There has been
OcDESsBUna, January I0-P. NJ.
The Thermometer stood this morning at 81 degrees
above zero, and strong southwest wind prevailing
1t is very cloudy and thawing
BosToS, January 10-12 NJ.
The weather Is very mild and 1t Is fine spring day
1t rained all last night The thermometer is As de-
grees above zero.
PRouDENcE, January 1912 NJ.
The weather here Is delightful-the sun is out and
the snow is thawing. Thermometer 40 degrees above
zero.
Norwich, January OHM
Although the sky Is cloudy, the weather is mild.
The thermometer stands Al degrees above zero
NEW HAVEN January l0-12 M.
90 beautiful day and the sun shining. Thermometer
8S degrees above
BRIDGEpoRT, January 10-l2M.
weather mild and the sun is out The thermometer
ranges 80 degreee above zero.
STAMFORD, January 1O-l2M.
The sun is out and the weather mild. Thermometer
AZ degrees above zero.
The thermometer in this city to-day, at 20 We'll
street, at IL NJ, stood 46 degrees above zero.
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BosroN, Jan. 10, 1851.
The House Of this morning selected
George s. Boutwell,, democrat, and Stephen Phillips
free soer, by about 80 majority candidates to be
presented to the Senate for the oce OF Governor and
between whom that body required by the consti-
tuition to make choice. The vote In the House for
Briggs whig, was III for Boutwell,, dem, 21s.
The House, after a stormy session Of eight hours,
voted to 60 into the election of U. 8. Senator to-
morrow. motion by the wings to vote piua roce was
rejected.
The session Of the Democratic Caucus, last night,
was stormy one but the party adhered to their pre-
vious resolution to support Sumner free sosr the
long term in the g. Senate. The ANAL result in the
Legislature Is doubtful.
The wings will hold caucus this evening.
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ny MORSE LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
MoSrsEAL, January 100 A. "
The weather IL dull aud haEy this morning and the
wind from the west The thermometer stood "a ds-
grees above aero, and the barometer at 20 30.
BurFALo, January l0-oA ".
The Thermometer Is % degrees above zero wind
S.W.-bsroneter 20. 1t continued thawing all last
night and the snow Is fast disappearing At present
there some prospect Of colder weather.
p. M.-The Thermometer Il 80 degrees above zero,
and falling The barometer is aga'a rising. The
vino now directly from the west aud blowing gale
AInaSr, January 100 An
10 rained considerably last night but sti plenty Of
spov remains. This morning Is cloudy and warm the
thsrmsmeter being as high as AZ degrees above zero
sP M-The weather Is cloudy but mild, and very
dissereeable II !. thswing fast and there are ap.
pearances Of more rain. The Thermometer IL at 80
ROCHESTER, January 1o-12M.
IL thawed all last night with rain, and II stil
continues thsrins this morning The wind IL from
the west and growing colder. Thermometer 30 de-
sP. M-Tbe weather here Is cloudy but mild, with
prospects Of 'torm. The wind is northwest.
o,wroo, January 1o-eA NJ.
The weather IL warm. 1t rsined much during the
Dight-wind from the southwest. IL viii be colder,
and probably snow. Thermometer 81 degrees above
M-rhe weather is mild but the wind Is south-
west, and II IL growing colder. The thermoneter
denotes at SO degrees, and the horizon is cloudy.
SYRACUSE, January 1o-9A. ".
A strong wind from the southwest and growing
colder. 1t rained all day yesterday, and the snow
melted very rapidly. Thermometer IS degrees above
zero.
sP. Mt has thswed all day, and the weather Is
very unpleasant The wind southTesti the sky Is
cloudy and the thermometer stands at 81.
Urea, January 1G-oAM.
Since eleven O'Clock, A. M yesterday, IL has been
slmost continually raining carrying away much Of the
snow, and making travelling very bad. Wind from
the west The Thermometer II falling and the baro-
meter has fallen
sP M-Tbe atmosphere is cloudy and quite un-
pleasant It stopped raining this afternoon and We
now have prospect Of more snow. The thermometer
is risipg, ana the barometer notes 70 300
Tsov, January 10-sp. NJ.
The weather has been mild aud pleasant all dsy bat
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penser,, State street, Boston. d John
S: !;
ears eseresd in iis msnufseturs well as the In All
q ne sam: Srs ,t.s ,s@ ss Ssrs.sy s.n ml1'.
"a e ay,aOy y. uniform GsIy 2, the iron; aaa
curing iron Of extra quality.
LoNHooR CAR AND LOCOMOTIVE TIRES, AxLEs,
ana wTcust ron wheels. John Finch Sons, and
hs STATE street. b5s,an. sole sssas:
q saF ,ad ssoasss tires saS srei 10 bars. or SanI
,ss lSsS.a A': "a ipr ,es Of Finch and W
railway eaf and locomotive wheels The low price which
tSsprhsrai rsfs,isia shs United states, v,rr.as x.
gsau04 ',ssr F.ssr,l use n ~, osuntry ~ IN 0rea,
asrs 9Th do.ssH ''''' ' '''''''a 70 execute ' Or
,sT.TrospsHIRE IRON or sUPENos QUALITY
ss1n,sn tts Unitsi sstss fof yos Fnon sors ysfpoo
a prepared e sfs e'ee.so! ihs rsi kaosn Pinch bars
.guars fauey shsrts na All other kinds q Wsleh
~ sis ~, a ' ssss ag9 @''A''' VIII '' "
d,ognooR iRqN CAUTION 40 TnE PUBLIC AND
10 80. 4 cnoeSra. Eiq., Taunton Ioeouosiys wsrf,
ss T'ssss S. f ormso, ,s ss Rsr l:vPqsr %
o 10 psfysai ef uioh .f much oSlsed and JOIN shs
ssi a G eor.ss yas have Ssp sSs ssi % he
,srf"s shs n.a M sl a 'ag ra., Tea preo
sor ana srurgus sre n the place q real Lowm Ion
e Isyta .he imgossicn j. fa.urs would ss 70 rusl.h
e.eiob ne American psops that ths only certain q
ohAnin genuine lowror Iron either BY applying direct
se sole srsas II lie fowuoor Comrany for ths United
rs es,s as siS. wa w Sssi.
f.-e krow yeu aro slu,ly d,srous ourselves h,t this
sse saeua be soIped At sne whoever may be the guilty
sion = lubhih ne eymoor Co.'S letter tst il i sIberty
M, ss' 1,As without your 'snetsn r.au,s,ng vhoh
JOHN FINCH, Sen.
JoaS FIvcH SEN Erq Bossou-Dear sir Your esteemed
s.ver q the h instant duly hand and du ring mr.
get, promptly sivns my assent 70 your proposen %
- msst shee1iuly, and remain yours vsry truly, -
LowsooR IRos wopKs, !
MAN pRiprorp. YoREsuRs. Sept. 18th. 1850 (
a Sso9.ss ssq Tssnson. ssssash1'O.,s SIR
Is who have bad the pleasure sf seeing here and who
oppressed himself much riesssd With manufacture He
sder q sufficient importance Justify NJ N taking .hs lib
ery oi addressing you though hsasser - rs De inform
ways With due regard sosnony, aud that Tyr. Bars of
esmanufseure have often proved very eScs,n
lnfersr When Mr.. Geek. our mode of manufacturing
being any rsrstion in our sssity and on snSriss fully
Spcs ,ss subject We learned frcm him tbs. tive thirds a
her having thps between eur marh of Low Mo.r
ms sI'y :. no sh ,5 and never heard q
shsll sts immsdat. steps thro.,k scents M.sss
United fs nss pssy 'n. - sn %'s. r.esss
lcss s ths purchasers q such inferior iros
% P.' cs.s' ss' ii T: order. s.sss .s.ss "a &;
asns nessr. Pinch Sons would meet with immsdisss
ai s' s.'sss 'Sss :, ..,.' % ..a s, SSs. -.
q y,., the nssr'y y, h.vs .sssn and oar only =.
yos .heua v.s nj. eorsi, i vcsis .sers Us nssS
.:s ys
s.s & s; Az ''' i;S. R;js D;s.a''''
Of ns L%umssr CcmSAnr.
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NEWS BY THE III AILS.
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

Our BoItinl0rc correspondence.
BALrIMoRE y, Jan. 10, 1851.
The Fugitire Stare Homelsa,d Bound, &c.
The fugitive slave, Henry Long passed through Balu
more at daylight r.s..-a.v morning. and reached
here by some Of our spesulators to buy him. in the
expectation that they would be able to get heavier
price from his friends at the North but his owner was
determined to listen to proposals for his purchase
until he was ,afely landed Virginia sell The case
was made test OF the law, and he expressed his de-
termination to faithfully carry its provisions lie
s well dspoeed towards the negro, as he seems to
return most willingly to seryitads, he will probably
keep him, uners his Northern friends should
him. In this, however he win have 10 be infuencsd
in scne measure, by other slave Of Richmond
If they think that Long presence among their savss
may lead them to sbscond, DR. Parker will have TO
locate him In the cotton fields Of Louisiana Georgia
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Before the hon Judge Faine.
JAN. 10.7cft0n |or Divoree. Grace n. Ie guson vs
James Ferguscn This IL action for divorce on the
ground Of adultery end been tried twice befo on
which occasions verdcts rendered for the plain
tin These were set asde the first, In 1s4S by the
Superior Court The plsintif was widow when she
married the defendant, who, as her husband claims
some property belonging 20 her. The testimony In
support Of the inhdety Of The defendant rests
peaances deposed to by medical and other witnesses
but 10 Of such nature as precudes the possibility OF
publication The case has been nov on two days; II
stands adjourned over 60 Monday and Is likely to oc
oupy q considerable part Of next week
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
WashlngtOn Items.

SUBSTITUTE FOR FLoGGINa IN THE NAVY, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1851.
Thereport ofthe Naval Board ofInquiry discipline
was presented to the Senate to day, and referred to
the Naval COMMITTEES. The board recommended drum
head court martial, and punishment by confinement,
and suspension Of pay and rewards for good conduct
of sailors.
Cornelius Call, Of Pennsylvania has been appointed
Assistant Clerk In the House Of Representatives in
place Of Gore, deceased.
The trial of Camper, for murder has been fixed for
the 10th inst, in the Criminal Court.
fire was discovered yesterday evening in Q room
in The General Land Office after the clerks had retired
1t the result Of accident and exiting ushed by
the watohmsn without any serious damage
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Seizure OF the Royal Mail Steamship Iia-
gara, for Smuggling.

bosroN, Januery 10, ISbU
Collector Greeley has seized the British steamer
Niagara for violation Of the revenue laws On Mon
day night boat was seen going from the steamer,
which was boarded By ooer, and found to contain
silk and lace Other light goods found upon the
wharf where they had been loading, In all to the
amount Of from IS 900 TO IL s posed that
the crew and not the officers Of the ship
In the transaction and that the ship will be released
BY the Secretary Of the Treasury In the msa ntime
United States officers have been placed on board.
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PriLaDKLrHra, Jan. 10-pL PM
Governor Johnston, the Canal Commissioner and
the members Of the Pennsylvania Legislature arrived
ths evening to attend the reception disner to be given
TO morrow TO Capt Mathews Of the steamship City OF
Gaseov The limited number Of ticket for the dinner
have a been disposed of, and there will evidently be
glorious feast eeven hundred snd nfty pcrsoss are
to he seated at,the tahlss.
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number OF laborers on the Charters Coal Rail-
road, came TO Jones lower ferry, on Saturday af-
ternooR, most Of them intoxicated. Some difficult
ty srsing relative to the payment Of their toll, q
ed down with n bar Of iron, aud severely injured,
his head being badly cut, and his face dishgured
MIR. VIM. Barnes, clerk, aud VIM. Grounds,
steersmsn, were also severely beaten. The
rioters then went up to Jones upper ferry, carry
ing of hat and cap belonging to persons they had
beaten. At the upper terry they threw stones at
some Of the bystanders, injuring one woman Sc
verely. When passing through Sligo, they raised
such an uproar that the inhabitants came TO their
doors, upon which they assaulted several Of them,
and forced them TO 20 IN and lock their doors.
The nCteis then crossed the MonoRgahela bridge,
and none OF them have been, we believe, as yet,
arresied.-Pinsbmgh Ga.ette, Jan. o.
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Sur Kacrn--Thisis the name Of new ship nov con-
struoting ty Messrs COURIER and Townsend at Nsg
bury wort Tor Mr J u. Sien, Capt Ferris and Tiers
OF this city proyfetora ef the ST. George line OF Liver
pool packets she Ia calculated either for the Liverpool
or California and India trade but more pafticu.
larly for the latter Her measurement will os lsJ0
tone and she Ia 70 he launched In the early part Of
June she will be three decker, 2cb feet long Az
fsat hroad and 81 deem
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ms Comm,,s,oper,s oa,sc.

JAN 10 Chdrgs AZ Assault rith Dangerous Wsapon
Peter 0wens, fret mate Of the ship South Carollns
brought up for examination upon chsrgs o. ss.
sault with Delaying pin upon Lyman Curtis one OF
the crew OF the vesss The testimony sdduced py Mr
Summers on behalf the United States, was conclusive
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From Venezuela.

BosToS, January 10, 1851.
The brig Haywood, from Curacao 18th ultimo reports
that great excitement exiss in Venezuela relative to
the Presidential election. President Monagas has
called Congress to meet the 2th and 1t is feared by
many that If his brother is not elected by them the
Of violence Of former years will be re- enacted