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Ky A. GREEN, A"csioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
III on Fday the 2 inst shall SELL at the late residence II
deceased al the corner OF "a seet east and
10 O'Clock All he bonsepo'o sna nnsh ~
the house. Also Of negro servants
Terms Of and under S,3 cash over W. credit
sry ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
nv orde, Of The executor, A. GREEN,
ID Auchoncer
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IOV EESTThat desirable Ga9shys in the lst
ward lately occupied by the Mrs
gcher with tho furniture aorena handsome and kept IN The best
order.
For terms be pleased Richard smith Persons In the
house will show The premises wishing 10 rent A.
Nov l5-diff #t
uR. sCHENCK's PuImonic sirnp for the cure Of
sumption Of the lungs aud respiratory
For sale At BUTTS Drug
1911 nd st.
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:. ..,.r .,..,.la.n,,,r Taunrip1 Embellishments IL

NEW Fashionable Tailoring Estnbii-hment.-H y
IN LOUDON CO., and tsors Browns Hotel
have just opened their store with sage
and Of goods gentomen
cloths csssimerep vesngs, and furnishing goods ally.
Army, navy, MARINE and officers win find
swords epaulet sashe PEASANTS Isces and such
regulation Of their respective prescribe
An experience years legitimate tailoring,
goods desire please with
protect high prices
offer and respectfully solicit patronage.
ls-d1m
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GENERAL ORDERs,) HKADQuARTsRs OF TUE Army,
Adutant Generals Office,
MOI } Washington, Nov. ls, 1851.
The specified paragraph of General No.
H. 1851,
uniform, > extended the 4th of July, 1859.
BY command Of Major General ScoTr
X. JONES'
Adutan General.
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.Arriuat ofthe Georgia from Ch1gres and Havana.

INV VkIEANs, NOV 10
The liabilities OF VIM. Partie * Co, who lately liaiie
are S42l, 900 assets, 1881 900. Cotton steady.
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S,oi ,,ho was tried in the United States district
ca conntsrenp United States coin, was found guilty to-
day on five counts j.,
The Delaware breakwateTa at noon today.
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Ertraef from General Jaekson's Dtfenes
The executions Of the Indian chiefs and British out
laws Unsuitable on the ground OF preceaen ana ,ne
laws of nations One OF the former prophet who
had employed his .upesous influence and The promises
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PaiLAprLpuiA, Nov. 10.

The steamer Canada saiod to-day with % passenger,
ami 81 300 900 in specie.
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The Illinois arrived at Havana ahead OF the Philade
pha--ihe latter had 600 passengers few passengers
left n Havana owing TO their own neglect.
The difficulties Chages reported TO DO amcablY
ad jused
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INV URLEANs, IS.
Brownsville papers that the insurgents
time within miles Of the plaza ut Matnmoos, when
they were ordered Withdraw The papers the
retreat a dsgfacein flight, Notwithstanding there
chance of the insurgents being attacked by the
powerful under Gen. Ayalos Extensive pfepsra'
tions were ng the defence 81 Maamoros IN case
Of another attack. -
The revenue cutter Forward sill at Vera cruz sir
thousand urztns of that place had pettoned oohBess
not TO pass prohibi,ofy tariff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-02
Musical,

BrSEfir MAX MAsrrzEK.-The friends OF Max
Narttzek met tor the second time last night at the
hsrent Tor the highly esteemed and popular msnager
The committee Us composed OF many Of the leadiay
admirers Of the opera and there be no doubt that
the result viii be which will carry Maretzek
very great and he has conducted the opera with
skill that cannot be surpassed by any OF those who
cent experiences. Our public pr)vsrbal for
1haagss and scarcely know when TO be satisfied but
quite essur,d that tho OF the successfu
orers next year viii be the present one and other
aud IL is TO be cesirsd that hs b-neut may show him
tie sifengih snd gocd VIII Of his numerous friends.
ITALIAN orrnA ucusE --sanquIieo's honest will
tnse place to morrow night-a regular .ubsc pton
Lisht-ihoush such arrangements have been made a.
WILL II is hoped, iurz 10 the profit OF tn. benehca-Y
The musical treat this occasion will be admirable
rGroGi Will sppenr In the bar Der af Seville" and for
the first time IN THE coustry viii invite criticbm
upon her talents In comic opera Amalia Patti Bsne.
v,nispo and Lori will appear also, 70 give fu ei.
cheney TO The opera.
CnkIsrY's MiNsTRELs This famous band still con.
tnuss IN is tuecessiul career, The enttrtai t.
for TO morros evening are very attractive Negro
lccits, which are rendered with 6aeetne.s and bar
Eony, and detrimental perormanoes which given
with great musical taste. The burlerqur opera Is a
capital production.
FsLlows' MtNsrRE1s-This celebrated band are
taking the lead. The nav burlesque Lucia al
LAmm.rmooin Is full Of fun and estire. The music Is
exguisely rendered by tbs best artists The manager
deserves the greatest credit for getting such pieces
and we predict for him the greatest success.
FREYMasoSs' HuL.-A sacred concert will be given
ths eNsnipg by Mrs Desne, at the above hall Several
aIt.ts of celebrity will aid her this occasion.
grNrrir At FtLLows OrrR. UousE The iri sads oi
Mr Jones are informed that his benefit oom-s oil ON
"Wednesday neXt lie deserv,sa bumper, and We hops
bis humorous acquantances viii exert themselves In
crt mining the house.
Madame aims bishop will commence engage.
m,nt at the wslnut street theatre, philsdelpha, on
the 81 int.
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Naval Intelligence.

Annry.l o. rsE Pl,MourH-Ihe d nited States sloop-
oi.wM PLYMOUTH. Commander Getnsy, bearing tbs
bread pennsnt a. Commodore voorhees, arrived bslDw
Tuesday night. ana anchored OF Willcughby Point
The PJm, nth returns om three years crui1s In tss
East lnditt the left Singapore the 10th september
pensrg on the % cf October Msurtius the 1sth No.
vtmter and arrived at Cape Town on the oh Of De-
rallied fer thi, port making the voyage In the remark
ably short period Of forty two days probably the
quieles, pa,sas- en- record During heE lo1g erulE,
the Plymouth has only lost iosr men, Of whom two
we're kiled hy falling from sloit She brings hone
Thirty two Aneticsn sesmcn. tz-nty.ssven Of whoa
arc the srew ~ an American whalef which put Into
Mauritius where che was condemned az unseRworthy.
The rect put on board by Unitsd States CsDsul.
At dif,rert port, touched At by tLs Plymouth. The
fellow IL lt 81 officers attached TO the Plymouth
Ccmmscere Philip v voorhees,; Commapter ! n.
GtdIty; Leuten ants Alfonso Davis, lst, Georye W.
paw. DO Acting Surgeon J Hopkinsoa: pufser, l..
wsirinston, Jr. commceereis Secretary, D 9. wirs,
Nidfhipmsu Charles u. Gmitn, A J. Dallas, ". =.
Williams Felix Grundy, A penhsm
Passsrgers-LieutenAntsG George l. Sslden. Andrew
Weir; Midshipmsn Henry Wilson; Clerk J. j. Golds
borough Norfolk EsYald Jan 20
Tho Unitsd states steamer Sarsnsc, which LEFT Nor
foik ssturdsy, 2sth ult Rt - Y. NJ. arrived ~
old Point at 95 when ,he took tho pilot boat Rein
deer In tow and parsed cape Henry att 80
LIEUT.. Henry A. steele sud Passed Midshipmsn Q
NJ. faunilercy have Joined the United States chip
Jamstown nov httiug out At Gofrort for the Brazil
station the former second IN command the latter
ss mater Carpsnter John Jarvis has also been or
1t .aid that Cs plain Downing u TO command the
sioop of.war JAuestown, nos htuut out et Norfolk;
also that Lieut. Shupriok Just detAch from tns
peppsyl,ana) ard puTaer Helsks have bees OF asred
to her The destination Ct this fine ship has been
changed fha va to have relieved phe Ht Louis on
the cosft of Brazil but it ha, been determined within
the last week 20 send her to the Gulf A. the nag ship
Of the HCme Squadron
N.vaI CopRr M.HrtAl The court nov In session
bosrd The Psnney tsnia have done nothing but meet
end adjourn from Cay 10 DAY, waiting Tor the stteut-
- witnesses previous TO proceeding TO the trial OF
Com ma nder Marion for the lcss a ths Iorktewn
The witnesses are expected on saturday. when tbs
proceedings will be opened. Nogfols Herald Jan 20.
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FtIoFN UNI IusIICe = IWon11
Frp 1-T1s EFtcHfirs Committee ~ ths p'fspa .3sse
siaiior p hs Warden ~ tAs STATE Pron az Sing SHg.
Mr. " 7. Brady, on behalf OF the committee applied
this morning for order the warden, 10 show
cAuse WHY mandsmus should not issue commanding
him 20 allow the association 70 Inspect the prison
without the preeeuce ~ keeper ~ appears that ~
October last, the Chief Justics nads der under
the statote, directing rat the Executive Comn
should he admitted 10 inspses the ttsts Prison ~
Sing Sirg whenever they should apply for admission
A visit waa accordingly made, and admi.on asked
for; the warden, hosever refused 70 perwt them 20
90 thfongh the prison unless one q the kseper' W"
pretent. The committee nov ssh f0r msaiann' ~.
quiTiDg the warden permit them % 2, through the
prison without the presence ~ keeper - er1er
to ,hov cause on next Saturday week vss grsntst
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PHLApgLpHua February l. 1851.
Henry olisdes alias Henry Bee, who arrived In the
steamship City Of Glasgow, arrested this after
noon, ohsrgc dwith forging draft Of three hundred
pounds on house at Leeds, England, and which
oashed at Liverpool English oficers arrived In pur.
suit In the steamship Arctic lilo was arrested at
Jones Exchange Hotewhither he traced by on
Black burns OF the Msrshsi's police The prisoner Is
about ninsteen years old
Upon searchisg the baggage Of the prisoner at the
ofnos upwards ofthree thousand dollars, principally
Americsn and British gold coin, vas found The sc-
.cufed ives committed to prison. y en-, Of Leeds
who pursued the fugitive, awaits further insruetons
by the Canada
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PnILhpELsnrA Feb. 1. L

PnILADELpH1A, Feb. L. 1851.
UeathG-- --Steamships-Divorc Casc-Statisftcs Of
he Mint-Qmpeing IN the Stock Muket, &c.
The weather has moderated coasiderab y,
brought about by the wind yeerine around 10 the
southwest.
We Philadelphians have witnessed a novelty to-
day, in the sailing OF two stesmshps-the Osprey,
for Charleston, and the Virginia, on her first trip 10
Norfolk, Richmond, and Petersburg, Va.
The jury in the divorce case of Reed VS.. Reed
returned verdict in favor Of the lady, this morn
ing, which will force the husband to provide FOR
her support exactly what he desired to get rid of.
The desertion on his part, wnen he left suddenly
for California, he'd its weight with the jury, and
hence their verdict
Annexed send you the mint statistics for the
past moath The gold coinage was greatly di.
minisbeI during January, In consequence OF the
suspension IL the refining operations from the Both
December, 1850, up 10 the 29th ult. This was re-
quircd TO enable the melier and redner TO settle
hi account under the law requiring him annu ally
10 deliver all the bullion ia his hends 10 the trea-
suIer, and 10 atoId an opportunity 10 prosecute
certain Improvements, now complete, whereby the
capacity Of the mint IS enlarged TO meet the de-
mands OF deposilors and the public.
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RuNoREp DEvALcAT1oy on rHg BosTos AND
MAINE RAILROAD There were rumors in the
street yesterday, Of heavy defalcstion on the
part Of OF the ticket masters Of the Boston aud
Maine Railroad, which, as Is generally the case,
were Of grossly exaggerated nature. The
amount was vsriously stated nj from t15, 900 10
$4,000. We learn from the very best authority
that these have their origin In discrepancy Of sc
counts which may yet be explaincd-the extent of
which cannot exceed a, ,535 66, aud for which the
corporation has security 20 the amouRt OF si 6eo
-BosOn Journal. Jan ~
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SWITZERLAND AND THE UNITED STArEs The
National InfelffgencT, Of the 3lst ult says "A
private letter from Berne 20 gentleman of this
city, under date Of December l6, contains the fol-
lowing interesting information. To-day the trea-
ty with the United Sats) will receive the unani-
nous sanction Of the popular branch of the Nation
al Assembly; on "Wednesday that OF the Senate.
Both bodies act upon IL in open session.
The messsge written hy the President of the Re-
public, communicating the treaty 10 the National
Assembly. is the most complimentary document
TO the United States of any that ever emanated
from the executive department of a foreign govern
ment. One of the most distinguished members
prcpe sed that II was not enough that the vote
should be unanimous, but the roll should be
called, In order thst each member might have an
opportunity 10 record his name IN favor Of mea-
sure which was destined to exercise a great moral
and political Influence, not only in Swilze rlsnd but
in Continental Europe This was done, and not
taking article by article as u usually the case, the
treaty was adopted ~ bloc. The committee which
r.Isrted the treaty have recommended the estab-
hshmedt NJ permanent mission at Washington,
and IN the course OF next summer IL the Senate az.
prove the treaty, charge d'atIares viii be appoint
ed The same letter contains, also the following item
Of information "A block uf marble will he soan
On lie way to the United States, obtained BY the
Swiss government from the Alps, 20 take iis place
in the Washington monument II Is Of the scrip
ton so much admired by the old Romans Beau
tfu thought 10 behold the mountains Of Sw,zsr-
land contributing 70 perpciuate the honest fame Of
the Immortal father end founder Of our country az
the Swiss statesmen are contributing to give dura.
biliiy TO the institutions which resulted frsm his
noble efforts TO beneht mankind.
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ALBANY, Feb. l, 1851.
prWsvta~a wUrau~YVn

ALBANY, Feb. l, 1851.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Three to stay the collection Of rents on maaorial
lands until Judicial decision has been hsa thereon;
two for the par redemption Of country bank notes
in the city OF New York; to supply common schools
with websters Dictionary; two TO abolish the sale Of
intoxicating drinks to abolish capital punishment,
and substitute some other penalty In place Of the
same; for the repeal of the free school Law Of the
New York Institution for the Blind for appropria
ton; three to amend the charter Of the Attica and
Hornellsville Railroad Company.
cons.
The sPEaEER announced the following joint commit
Tee on de.-Messrs. Cady, = I. Smith, J Benedict
Stewart aud Townsend.
Mr.. BisHoP. Of Columbia, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections reported that they had been
unable 20 arrive any definite conclusion In relation
to the contested seat from Yates county Alter de-
bate, II was referred back 20 the committee.
BILLS REroRTEo.
Incorporating the State aud National Law School,
operating Ct Luhes Hospital; more efeetually
organ izirg the State Lunatic Asylum; amending the
law relative 70 banking and insurance companies, rs
commended by the Governor
The trustees of the Astor Library transmitted their
annual report.
The serste rent for conourrencs the joint rssolu-
tops restve TO the distribution Of the public lands
Laid over. Adjourned.
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Fire at Albany,

ALBANY, Feb. !, 1851.
The large three story house, corner of Grand and
Hudson Streets took nre about II O'Clock last night
and was totally onsumed 1t occupied by Dr.
Boyd, who with his lady, were absent The frs orgi-
mated by the servants lling the register full The
night was intensely cold and IL only by building
nres in the street that the engines could be worked
The loss is not yet ascertained
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B.LuMoRr, Feb. 1, 1851
The New Orleans papers Of the gath ult. have been
received.
The stock fer rebuilding the st. Charles Hotel has
heen nearly all taken.
The second trial Of General II anderson was TO com
nencs labt Monday.
The Episcopal Convention OF Florida has elected the
Rey. Y. Rutledge Bishop II that diooess
Amin BaY ia being lionireh nt Mobile.
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NEw ORLEANS, Feb !, 1851.
The brig Mechanic, from San Juan de Nicaragua
reports that the brig Martha Ranger bound from that
place to New York, with ninety California passengers,
wrecked on the 7th Of January, on reef in the
Caribbean sea- and s total loss The Mschauic toak
Of sixty three passengers but the fate Of the others IL
unknown.
The steamship Fanny arrived yesterday from New
York
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Balance January 81, 1sSl.... ..., fsi l3t 6l
Several small fires occurred in the city last
night, the most considerable Of which was the
hurnifg out uf The shoe store Of Nose Brown,
No 20 NoTth Second street. The frame dve
house % John Large, at trankford, was also con-
sumtd.
The recent failure in your city among the stock
brokers, has not been without its effect here, aud
one or two, IL il Understood, hsve gorc b. the
beard. There H. quite feversh tine toe, amoug
mey yet follow.
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wAssiraroN Feb. 4, 1851.
Purssr Dupn has been ordered 10 the frigste st.
Lawrence for the voyage TO London. The sloop Of
war jamestown, at Norfolk, has boen ordered TO the
Gulf a. III. Gag chip Of the home squadron. Captain
Downing and Purser Hesksl ere ordered TO her
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House or Representatives.
by BAIN's ELECTRO CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Feb l. 1851.


by BAINs EcTRo-cHEMIcAL TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Feb l. 1851.
Mr.. KAUFMAN, OF TEXAS.
After the reading Of the journal, Mr.. Howard, Of
Texas and announced the death Of his colleague
yesterday. He said that Mr. kaufman came to his
desk and convesed subjects Of busxess relating to
Texas, and then passed out. No member seemed to
bid fairer for long life he the image Of vigo-
rous robust health At the close Of the day he (Mr.
Howard received Q message that Mr.. Kaufman was
dying; and whom he reached his lodgings, he found
him pale and lifeless under the cold hand of death
1t seems that he LETT the Capitol At three o'clock
When he arrived at his hotel in his carriage riead
whom he met remarked that he was i'll and pale He
observed that he unwel, and should retire to bed
He did So in the midst of his family apparently not
very much indisposed About ave O'Clock after having
convereed with his wife and children he breatheJ his
last almost without q struggle and without pain.
The ycians in attendance pronounced the disease
affection Of the heart Summoned by the reat Mes
senger suddenly and mourntuy reminds us OF what
shadows are and what shadows pursue. Mr..
kaufman was native OF Cumberland county, Penn.
sylvania. and was born In 1873 He graduated at
Mississippi. he studied law with Gov. Quitman. Hs
afterwards lived in Louisiana and from thence emf
grated to Texas in 1885 lie was elsctetto the raxas
Congress was Speaker Of the House, and was the
dent friend OF annexation Mr. Hov ward passed high
deceased concluding by Offering the ua resolutions
Of regret and that members will attend the funeral on
Monday
Mr.. MoReE, Of Louisiana, Gcdsa q few words Mr.
Kaufman ormerly one OF his constituents. Judge
n: paid high wrought eulogium on the Diseased:
Mr.. McLsNAHAs of Penn, offered Q tribute ofre-
spect He said that he the representative of the
county in which Mr. kaufman was born, and sulogzed
the deceased by saying that he manfully conquered
every difficulty ofyouth and pressed on to the nober
purposes OF life.
: Mr. McCIrnvASp, of Ilipoi., who had known Mr.
Kaufm intimately, since the last named gentle
to Cong gress, in 18so could say what he tslt
that the deceased was a courteous and accom- pished
gentleman, aud true friend, and IN able and
lous repre- sentative.
The resolutions were agreed to, and the House ad-
journed, Is a further mark ofrespect
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Collision In the Chesapeake, and Loss OF
Life.
BALTIMORE, February /, 1850
The brig Glamorgan, from Kingston, arrived this
morning reports that on Tuesday night In the Chesa
peaks of Bluff Point, came In contact with and sunk
the schooner 8. G. Davis, from Baltimore for New
York laden with coal. The captain mate, and cook,
were drowned.
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METARIE CcuRsE, (LA )-PAcISG-Jsn I8.-The at
tendance at the Metaris Course during ths present
meeting OF the Trotting and Pacing Club hes been
very good, the fine weather Of the last tow days
causing the track to be In excellent order. The fol-
lowing race was one Of the Bes have witnessed
many day. Five heats in the sos and the winning
Aorse ceming home at his Is seen every day
We append q summary -
Mr.. scherme rhornss g. General Smith. 8 8 1al I
Hiram Kings q. Tippsca aee. ......... 2 3 2
g. 3. Eliss b. 8. Gov Driver. g.
Time, 2:351s -2:37-2:33 -2:37-23b
PLEASANT HILL (ALA) RAcEs-Ths FIRST meeting over
the above course in Dallas county, came Off fol-
Iowa.
FInsr DAY, Jan. 14-sweep pstske for ssaale horses,
mile hsats ak entries which by d. j. Hun
ters Freezeout by Grsttsn, in two heats. Time,
2.08-2:06
srcoSD DAY, Jan. l6 -Mas hesss purse SlSe
Col 8. NJ. Hills .. Bai4 9csaet by Thornhill. q l
T. B. 6oldsby's ch. by Thornhill. ......... lds
Time, l:58-2O0.
Third DAY, Jan 6-Two mile heats, purse S2Oo.
Col d. Hnps oh. I. Tulip, by Grey Esgie....
Is. Gofdrbysb b I. by Traveller. ........ 2
Time, 404 4:05.
FOURTH DAY. Jan. 17-Three mile heats purse $500
Col 4. B. Goldsbys IS. I. by Ambassador. .....
Col 8. hilss.g Bald Wagner, by Wagner.
John Clark's b. I. by Wellington .......... .
Time, 600 500
FiFTH DAY. Jan l8-Mile heats, three best In Ave,
purse $500.
Col s. NJ Hill's ch. f. Tulip. ....:...
y. J. Hunters b. g. Thornhill, dam Mary
Time. 2oa- 2 o2--i:o.
Second race mile heats, for saddle horses six en-
tries-won by 8. J. Hunters b. g. Freezeout, in two
heats
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ARREST or CotNTERFEtrERs At ALBANY, N. Y
Rall Osboin, and his wite Harriet, were arrested
suspicion Of counterfeiting silver coin. Osborn "a
tailor. end his wife Is young and handsome wo-
man. Ihsy were brought before U. ). Commis-
sioner Hilton, and the substance of the evidence
wood shed In the rear Of the house, nailed M,
containing q press, great many cruCi5les for
melting metal; in the house there were sheets
rolled out the thickness Of shilling, bright metal
out about the size OF shilling; there was also a
box OF dentists or surgical instruments and book
with silver toll leaf In; also some copper cut in diff
ierent shepes, some OF the pieces Fix inches IN size
also PAIR Of scales for weighing gold --dibarv
Illds. yGa -
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The Pennsylvania Legislature, &c.

HARHIsBUEU, K6b 4 I6oI.
Nothing doing in the Senate, Of general interest
In the House the bill to incorporate the Philsdel
phia Steamship Company coming up on the third
reading, some oppositon manifested to the bill,
and oion TO postpone It for the present lost
The bill passed by yeas Co. nays IS
The Canal Com mmissioners, last night, made about
thirty more appointments.