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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01
Steamship Brother Jonath.n-To che


Editor Of the Hsradsir Your eorrsspb a.n, a. rsnaua
has done Injustice in references % the Through
tickets sold By me tor PASSAGES 70 California Tbs is'e
Messrs Zschrss'n Nelson Co. Of Pahans, eel. uressh
Tickets by the Independent steamers The Psehe vtk
the express agreement that shall be orvsrdtd
BY them 70 California fun6s for that soconpsuyns
the aybill 10 ChAgresZ n Co Ne psasls
to the psssp holding such tcks II an aasesnass
steamer is not provided by the Eth Of sae. month
CO are to revnd the passsge monsy or W. q
the passenrsr board until the hrt independent Steamer
sails fren that tort Bach ticket iued ey me r ~. t,
ind penotnt steamer sailing from Panana sftsr ths
18th Of each month and the specie r.svlAry
each steamer to oaver tie expense fsva Psnama tss
Francisco, Ae will show by rccspS, 10 enable h~rt
Esehrison Nelson, Co TO comply with their part o. ths
contract Thee gentlemen well krown 10 ths
munty not to require any from hss oil
risk my reputation uJon the assertion that In
have they refused 70 Nth their part q the sessrsst
Az thtr refusing 10 send fers Ad ~ ths
old nopopely line d. not doubt, b. that Asy rsfsss
deny ur correspondent 70 she esntrsry no,~,hstsAe
The California aust ADMIT thst have
dueed the pss,sge half sinee commenced rvnning
the steamer Brother yonsthAs Aad ~ they meet 9TH
little detention the PkciSs aide. sken
beyond my centroi they will ur rthectisn dive ne ere
dit for ADVANTAGE to themseive The seurrous
stusive stories the SCENTS and Of tbs ed
poly potwithstandinr Yours. he. q HILLS
New York, Dec. i. Ian.
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Naval Intelligence,

welearn from undoubted authority that Captain John
H Aulick has been recalled from the command of the
Est India squadron which station he recently sailed
In the 3. steamer susquehauna, Captain Inman Com
modore NJ G. Perry has been designated IS the sue
Of Captain Aulick. The for the recall Of
Captain A. said be based upon reports made against
him by Messrs schepck and Todd the present and late
Ministers Brazil also by Captain Inman whom Captain
Aulick ordered home.
The U. 8. .loop of war st. Mays Captain Magruder
Tahiti the 18th Sept and would sail for heme
about the Esd via Valparaiso.
The u 8 storeship Southampton arrived at Ban Fran
ceco the 18th Oct in thirty nine days from Oshso
from New York. via Rio Janero Montevideo and Valpa
raise The U Frgate Rartan bearing the broad PEN
nant of Com Charles s McCauly left Callao for valpa
Iaiso the eth Of last month with the expectation of
meeting the entire Pacific squadron. The Lexington
etoreship Capt Rowan, expected at San Francisco
every day The following is list OF the Southampton
officers Lieut.: Peter rurser, commanding; Master,
James A. Nicholson Passed Midshpnen, q. N. Dennis
ton, G. A. Stevens. Earl English Purser Levi d. Slsmm
Surgeon, J. g. Messersmith Captains Clerk Thomas
Fisher.
The propeller Quickstep has been chartered at San
Francisco by Capt Alden. U 8 N, and proceeded on
survey Of the southern California coast the 25th Oct
The U. g. soop Of war Vineennes was at San Diego on
the 1th ult
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Theatrical aud Musical.

BoWtnv TpEArAE.-Ths new hve act play, entitled AIN
frReia aSarsstrs are assigned % xs.srs Essy Stevens
sad NE Parksr Tie terminating feature will Be hs
Bsohpwsy TEEsrHr-" Inron.r" vail alss be produced
~ ,hs sstae5shmsht ,s-n,sh' sessrs fenno, Con-sy
leading ohaae,er and ths new scenic dspay called the
Modern Model ksssanello,' will sonclute all
NIsLes osRusN.-Ths Rsveis have provided exceed
insly prOgr.mms Tor o.BEt commenting vth
their eyoutons on the IiEht Rope. Tas viii be
conclude with NE comic pan.onims o. NsI5lm.
BchroN's THSsrRE.Thres hstl y attractive pieces are
comedy toe Jr, Nish, Tie universally popular c..
able farce, entitled Mad DoEs.'
hhrloNAL Tsssras.-Tuo more new pieces are an
nsghe,d By frt iot igaisht Ias eenmsneng fe.tur.
tbs vii ts f9ogea ~ tts smulias dana, styled the
"Nossih Lorson vii term nae all '' p''O' ''''''
BnorcH,as L.rtrsThis sveuinr il set ap,rt for the
hem hoi that st.tr srs, ane ;a flr,e Mr. skerres,
" rcumstsntisl Evidence" ahd Eossush's Kum'-eii
Of which exceedingly sell east
BtnNra's MrsfrN.-Thfs veil MANAGED est.bfisb 1snt
continues pt',gsroo. a. ever 1his afternoon viii be
Vicar u wskea,ld"
BorfEy Asr.rifEArng .The equestrian performances.
trsetvs character AZ ts ponies ara sAnsis. horses
viii be introduced BY Mr. ssras insepsnaeat5 The other
hne Performances ot the circle.
CpRisrys NivsrngLs.This undoubtedly tiis,ted band
% neert Performers will awe another y their eroseai
tcrtainments 20 night.
FFtEous HissrEFts The prssramme selected for this
evening this unrvaied company must ensute 'hom an
sr0rpA,t HtLL--Tte magnificent panorAms % the
void Iait s be exhibited hete FOR the ass time 20
r..f DasyAr- ~. B.ur viii come Of as Nis.os
gss, PEI, ins, o. raursls7 tls ,l nstsas ans s,ia,
- i'th I..N tri tlitrs s's Mresia a1Hlf.pts. Ttf
81 .t.t,. lis,.. az ssr ~ ,.r... si s,.t..
.ltafa ils.e gu ;.s iiil 90 Jsl.l-s a.tt.
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Miss Hayes ut Rochester.

RocnsrsR November 20, 1851.
Mise Catherine Hayes Of last evening;
but before she half through It evident she
suffering from cold, which she had contracted
in the cars while her way hither She obliged
retire before closing the rt piece in the second part
but again came forward and finished a. In her next
piece her voice snos, entirely failed and she again
obliged to retire The assembly the largest ever
assembled at a here there being thirteen hur
dred persons in TIE hall. They manifested a lively
sympathy for Der misfoTtune. she came forward aut
made a Handsome apology, which was generously sc
cepted
Miss Hayes better o-5Ay snd u advertised 70 sing
in Albany, on tuesday evening
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CITY Intelligence.

TNE KoSsuIn nxcsFnls.
According 10 the latest advises, kosuth may b. sn.
pected arrive Of this port "Wednesday nsrt 81 IN
lstest The whole city ss,ir preparing Cor ths rsc.p
ton Of the great Magyar Although q eur eo,s~-
porsries, long ago rusasy last arr.nssd and pze
sLsd the order of proceedings 10 be observed tas
ocessiop hsv. 10 kpov that the srrsne~nsais
have not, yet, been decided upon Az soos M
city authorities and others have arranged ths ss ~
procession cersmonies Se that 10 vsleons tc
shores the great HungArAn, they vin b. pubnsAsdin
eli probability, In to norross Hsssln. That -in b.
agreat and glorious reception and that kossuth s b.
mos heartily welcomed BY eli eitiaens esrt@la
sympstby for hi, cause admi-suon Cor N.
principles be embcties, 10 general The military sad
volunteer companies will join In the procession snd
will be taken to render IL worthy Of the Ocosion. rhs
State win be nrrt 10 welcome the great champon Of
liberty, snd her sister States will doubt prspsr.
receive him in their turn. Let What 90 BE- eel
done that cannot be surpassed
The HEAALp GraRp BALL We have only spsce 20 ssy
that this ball will take place tonight and prom 70
be a Affair
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New York, Monday, Deer. 1, 1851.
I'm portsnt from WashingtOn-the DeAs-
eraey In Congress against the ComPre-

important from Washi"gton-tne DeAs-
eraey In Congress against the ComPrO.
mise.
We have received some very curious and impor-
tant intelligence, by telegraph, from Washington,
which. if correctly reported and accredited, pre-
sens an extraordinary spectacle Of the dsorganiza
ton and trouble among the democracy of the House
of REPRESENTATIVES We refer our readers to the
telsgraphe head for the particulars.
IL seems that caucus was held by the democrats
on Saturday evening, in the House Of Representa-
siyes but it appears there present only eighty
nine members elected under the nomenclature of
democracy, out of one hundred and forty-thre.
Linn Boyd was nominated for Speaker, and the
man who s'prefers the worst democrat to the best
whig," Forney, Of Philadelphia, for Clerk. Bat
the mestimportant development Of all is the dis
susson of resolutions IN favor of the recent compro'
mise measures, and their defeat, or laying on the
table, under violent opposition, led on by Mr.
Rsntoul an aboitionist, or free soiler from Massa
sAusetts.
" this information be correct, it breaks up al
unity, between the democrats North and South, and
Gsoreanizes the democracy Of Congress, even be-
iere the organisation of tina. body Our later dos
matches indicate this The Union wings have
become hopeful, and are holding eaucusesj they
may succeed to-day, with the aid of the Southern
members, in preventing the organization Of the
House.
Such being the view We take Of the irst move
nent Of the new Congress, IL may be expected thai
more extraordinary and remarkable scenes must
take place before many weeks are over.
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fhcNR ID NHf~m ~ AHf7ffsH ssss NAtsfeo "
IL dsersss~ In revenue equal 10 decreases Of about
en- husdr.d thousand dollA In the value ~ merehan
disc svorssa Int this poat The r-osipss and dsbsr
nsn,s W Sc,-mb~r many ~suAl, leaving The be-
lane. On hand thu csos u thu osth shout The
a. that reported Al the eioss q Ostob-r.
IN. nsws from cslisorns. ~ ths s-.mship cherckes
shskly ptsr.stia sna i.pst@ni Thsscid sccounts
Of the meet vorss character TIE prcdsc, q N mine
.nes.ds he me-t sxtn..s.ut o.lsastsoss, and ~h~r
the prspsrs,ions making GO sning are conpls,si
the yisld nat h. imm~nss Mschisss Or crushing
IN. cola quarts soirg w In ever, part q hs miring
r.gisp. Al the latest dss. thsrs siven machine.
in operates In II. southsn arct and thsrty thrss Ii
sourss a sr~ctoa Ia ths north-rn distes there
eight nschip.s In op.rnton .H1 Fsnty sin IN preos q
sr~csion so sr IN mschDss IN up-ston have been
,ssi.d thsy proved 10 b. every thiss snVsct-d
Thu. Tar tn us.chins h.,s b-.a prost.bls and 10 ss
mated tksi sa.rts ysidins average 80 s- a. one
ssnt . pound, ~in pay hsnasonsly. AZ soon - THO
point NOR. dstbsy settled there ~i BE- sf.st rust
sto the nsthod q ualas ssi n. r-saa -in s'thou,
doubt sae.~d any thing bsors r~@led in csihor
ss rhs produst this yssr has bs.n mssh lNsssr thar
the returns iron rr.nelsso sKkibit III rstsrn'
ar. asa. M ss %. he's 81 tk&t pet snd o.
eeurrs costsln nothins th.a ~ha fosns ca IN
nssis.. q v-s.-l e-srins forfrvTu porss 40 snsly
sis az ths returns ma. M iss q 5.nusry. sstl
prss~st The sns~xsd seminary -
easYNs.rs 80 GoIr Fsca e. Fassrsslc, isl
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Selling on.-Pe,,rson 8 Humphrey. s1p

htysot etnsf ~ Ns rteei, VIA eel tne en,ire lot
ltrIcnF rufchafcd 70 tle ste large aue satr ~ ~
following 0fecsbieh h usets. ~. u Toe pr yardl cxt-
sct1y llieo yt DO. stper S. " o. gooc 81 we =
%. b. 90 on C!etlt st.rt heavy AZ Ier Yatt. ard q
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Court Calendar for this ia y.

erpEEME CovRT-CIscvr-t2s, oSo, szs, ~, 81, SO
Is, S3S to 842 844, 646, $40.
COMMON PLEAs-Part 1-G56, s8 ss7 fo3 1917, lo1l
1857, lC43, 1o$7, 1877, ll27, ll&l llt9 ll5l llS5
Part q 764 1872 500. slo 7s2 sv2 $50 s5o, ios2 1850
1856, logo, 1864, 1000. 1914
SUPERIOR CouRT- Two branches "a T. s. Z. 10 N,
10 is, 16 IL, H. 25, u, 20 80, "a so 3s 40 Al a. a.
40, ~, as st. co. e. e5, TO- IL T5 20 81 So 50 81 70
3d. 100, 1C2 l04 los, I09, lis lis lis, lz5 l All
on the calendar, not disposed of In hovsGb-r
will be called at the December term, In the order In
which they stood on the November calendar.
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Furs Punk Bennett importer Of fancy Furs and ss-
Goods Ji Broadway ats 10 John strse invites special
attention TO large invoice iast rsoevet from Earor~
famot nng $1,000 Of fsretxn
featured furs Ladies yhing genuine AID well seasoned
Fure OF THE fret class At little than half the price
usually CHARGED In New York, politely requested u in
This stock which comprises the Grmnss ths
richest Sables and the darkest Chine has Of Europesn
hnsh and sonseausntiy the most styes AL rrs
them mrervous TO the attacks Of this destructive Insect
Furs cleaned, siteres. and repaired.
FRASH BENNETT, ISL Bread~sy.
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srsANnE BRorHER JorArHAS.-we are requested BY
Mr. Ms the agent Of the Brother Jonathan state,
in reply 10 the letter Of Panama correspondent,
yesterday that the money for the payment of
the Of the passengers by the j. her last
trip forwarded to Mssaa zschrisson. Nelson Co
~ the steamer, and that he holds their receipt
for the same which he has shown to ALSO, that he
contemplated sending passenger by the Aspuwsl
the Independents steamers only.
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Of shon than srnpelta ilttns shirt Iullins here
drsTging there. tung ntwhers To aveid tis nuisance
will atscue certainty, sna 20 iEaurs re beau IDEAL
style and beauty IN shirt D tnly Necessary for gentle
men 80 awe their orders - okEtf. No Ast0g H9uso.
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LadI,s, aud een,lemen.. Indi. Rubber

Gloves hsnetiy and tnctua ior olaured rough
hsbds To the ltdies they retpccat desab protect
Ing the hands IN sweeping dustnr. making coal Tres
and in sngtepder TIE hands perfectly white For fais,
low - Nife coct and Leadbtsters 81 RroadEay and al
The rubter stores.
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FVNDAy, Nov. 00-6 p VI.
Daring the past week the stock market has been COM
p~sfvey qu~t Prices ourrent the close yesterday
d. not vary materially from those ruling the close Of
the previous week and there has been change in
els.s a. operstors Speculation h. 1t present. confined
o The brokers Of Wall street there are no indica-
lions al any change The large holders Of the lesn
ney ochs manage TO prevent prices from depreciatng
tus they DO succeed In their Efforts to initiate them
much Al tb~ efforts 10 attract outside operators have
% fer failed
rss Assistant Treasurer q this port gives the annexed
ststsmsnt q receipts and Disbursements during the
month q Ncvembsr, 1851 -
AssssA~v Tss.srssss Owes, Poar OF NEw Yosx; No
srsssR, 1851.
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More N.w Goods s.n,rr of q, Gren,

Bsrsains. -hITCHtoCK& LshDBEATEh s1 Broadsav,
corner Of Leonard street. selling on their entire a
Dry Goods at tie aest barans ant daily receiving
new roots from auction which they also selling ~
ton prices They have rectveda sbeautul HAN
cOlotCd Raw Plaid silts.
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remarkably handsome stock Of these new rrock Over.
coats. The price varies $40 800 according 20 the
richness Of the trimming he also makes them 10 order
the same price The newest styles Of Cashmere Pants
to order IS usual price, 81 g. b. Clarke promises 70
refuse money for clothing sny time ths month";
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Texas Land and GonernI Agency. tstnb-

ltHfu ID
neut pi.i rsutin u Now orb wtl vie l.tH Decor
.rtI vhiet tine .su At HctsTa = kntr %.
Zee, Ne. 81 SsgenlI sWsst hetsttn the hgnr az saria
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crisis has arrived, nvoxipg the q many erovast
heads The sct IL, that KNOBS spendid Hats pesssnt
model OF perfection In shape ass material which she
that the in the midst Of whirlpool %
petition Is really equal 10 the crisis II you doubt H. Just
dazzle eys little BY sserrns into his store. Ne ID
FULTON street.
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THE TROUBLE IN UrAu.-The st. Joseph mo }
Gazsrs contains letter dated Great Salt Lake city
September 18th which confirms the accounts heretofore
pu ished relative 20 the trouble between the United
State. officers and the MormoLs in Utah territery.
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The Mississippi D.moci

The Mississippi D.mocrats--TeIAs sens-
B.IrNorr, Nov 90, 1851
The Union and anti Z MON democrats Of Mississippi
have called separate ntons to sppoint delegates
to the National Conventios
Senator. Rusk and Hou,tep ofrexas have arrived at
New rlsans
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From other Correspondents.

wAssIssrcy, Nov. 30, 1851.
The Democratic caucus assembled at half psst seven
st evening and made the following nominations For
Speaker Linn Boyd Of Kentucky Clerk, John W. For
ney of Pennsylvania Sergeant at Arms, Adam etoss
brenner Of Pennsylvania Postmaster, Mr. Johnson Of
Virginia Doorkeeper, MI McKnev, d. @. Messrs
Glossbrenner and johnson the present ooers 81 the
House.
The nominations we're all made On the FIRST ballot.
The vote for Mr. Boyd, for Speaker, was about two
thirds Of the whsle caucus.
For Clerk, Col Forney had 90 and Mr. Young 10.
subsequently, sl the nominations ratified unsni
nousy.
The best feeling prevailed during the caucu, which
met and sepaI sted in unusual harmony.
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Atmospherte EIeetr,cisy,

The Steamship Marion, CapsaiR Berry,
Will leave Pier Ne. North River fer ChArssten 10
o'clock, tht m rnng
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BANQUET TO CAPTAIN SANDS AND TIE OFFICERS
OF THE ST.. LAwKEscK.-We give in to-days pa
Der report Of the banquet which was given by the
Common Council, on Saturday evening, to Captain
San Is, and the officers Of the St. Lawrence, the
vessel which conveyed to Southampton the Amer-
can goods for the Worlds Fair, in London.
II will beseen from the speeches that we're
made duripy the evening that the subject Of
American intervention 10 European politics Was
pretty broadly limited at, and discussed In
truth, this question is assuming very important
shape Ii has not only besn commented upon by
the press bat has penetrated the church, the bar
and the Judiciary, and is the tongue Of every man
be,ides We do no. see how 1t can be kept out Of
the Presidential election. IL is . subject Of the
grsvest Importance at the present time. II is
about 10 be submitted to the American people,
whether they will preserve ther negative neutrality
and non Intervention in European matters, or whe-
ther they viii make their iHfsenoe felt in that part
of the world in favor Of liberty and against despot
ism. They mus, seen decide way or the other.
The men Of the past age persist ia sayias that the
policy which was proper when we wese people Of
only three Millions when We were recognized As
member Of the family Of nations only by courtesy
when we we're distant from Europe six or eight
weeks, and our commerce amounted TO but little
should be followed. Young America holds an op-
posite doctrine. The young and active Of the
present generation insist that the time has come
when the United states holds, in a great measure,
the destiny Of Europe in its hands and when it
can II Il exercises Its influence, dictate to both
England and France tae course which they saal
pursue in reference to the approaching struggle
between freedom and dsspotism, in conjunction With
her We are evidently on the eve Of great events
Our foreign policy is assuming very important
form A change in II ia demanded, bat 70 what
extent we shall interfere In the affairs Of the old
world is not yet decided We shall have something
TO gay on this subject before long Our own opinion
j. that, without firing gun, the United states,
England and France, possess the power to secure a
fair Geld and an open fight between freedom and
absolutism. Who can doubt the result Of such
struggle
Amosg the speakers at the banquet in question,
were Msssrs. Raymond and Dana. These gentle
men are better speakers than writer's. But neither
one nor the other exactly comprehende what he IS
about. They are both driving at something aad
at some body. in the dark, bu, VIVA. il is or who il
is, they hardly know. The great question Of
American policy towards Europe will. however
soon be decided.
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Atmospheric ELECTRICITY - The great
Ameriesn Mental Alehy mist, Professor WILLIAM has
rived and will rive by the mysterious Agency q atnss
pherc electricity this evening and every EVENING srrns
the week at ~ o'clock, in Hope Chapel In Broadway
many wonderful scientific, ard amusing sHpermsn On
Tueseay Thursday and Friday Aerneea OF this week q,
3oclock he will lecture to ladies exclusively See orce
lars
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rAx Law CouRrs-rhe November term Of the Law
Courts terminated Saturday afternoon and this morn
ing being the first Monday in the month, the Decem-
Der viii commence. The calendars are still heavy
and OF them impresnated with Of great pub
lie interest but from their proerastnation, and the
glorious uncertainty which pertains to all legal pro-
ceedipgs it doubtful the public curiosity will be
satisfied before Christmas The Forrest divorce case
the calendar Of the Superior Court for this day but
is whispered that there yet commissions
or witnseses net forthcoming and that the wii
consequently be postponed Let us see which Of the
parties Is ready for the tight; because begin to
pest that these perpetual not only
he thief Of time but the Intervention Of caprice
and legal ingenuity We also understand that proceed
sgs have been instituted against Max Maretsek for
lander, which win probably bring out some musical
secrets that win and sstound the innocent and
unsuspseting public 3ta
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NV YORK AM frs PRosPECrs.-Ihe arrival Of
. steamer every other week from California, with
one, two. or three niIiops Of gold dnst during the
last two years and half, has produced, aud VIII
produce an extraordinary effect on the prosperity
Of this metropolis. Il lie like che opening OF new
world, tn owing i,s riches into Ter lap The mo
nentum given TO everything in this city ey Csiior-
MA and t vast wealth. unpsralect 10 the history
ofcomuerce Throughout the world Var vast lines
Of msgnihcen, s,eamships have been lushed INTO
existence BY the gold o. California The city has
teen almost rcbuilt tae whole country Cor hundreds
Of miles has felt The effect Of these discove les on
abe Pacihc' as well a. Boston. PhIadelphi and
other inland cities lt s true also. that sert sir
other portions Of The souutry. az Ear as New o.
leans have not been benefited TO so grsa, an extent
The capital Of the Southwest has lost some Of its
trade no, only by California, su. by .be 9peoinro q
railways from New York % Che great Northwest
90 ftr4utv Ni~.uo0.--The intelligence ....n tas
sands b Stands cod DO. t.,-e f.a1i. i ra.a.r ia.
tsfsr.1r t.ul ts sa,1.-l' g -J'..r p'.t.
Lsc 'lt 10 rss tbo4t 3 save 80 trs.e's. ...
e. F.tsTlsr-
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Family Gioups.-Fsr single large Por-
traits Das uerotypss perfect kaissures o., IA
loekets brit AStpns msda oas. bracests ke "
ROOT co.'s Gallery Ne Ss Broadway. corner VI frssh
lin street
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ANOTHER VERSION or Tue AFFAIR.

WAsHSGroS Nov. so, 1851.
The democrstio caucus indicates q tormy commence
ent Of the session and protraced struggle tor oeers
There vas no harmony, and large number Of members
left before the nominations made thus declining 10
take any part In them
difficulty occurred In the early part Of the msetag
account Of portion Of the member. Wishing TO make
the compromise the bs,is Of final settlement Of the
slavery question: and the platform Of the party, which
the mel GRITTY refused TO do.
The nominations strongly opposed by several Of
those present.