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HvSrsv,LIE, AaKs 2O.h Dee. l

HUSrsviLtK, ARks 10th Dee 1850. hoa. JoRS R. HAMPTON.
 PJesidenf ef tAs staafss
 In the Banner of the loth inst T see resola. ton offered by the Haa Mir Berry. teadering vote of thanks to ms fer military services and call ing for list of the dead aad srsaaasa oi my com mAnd. When at the city sf Mexico. I forwarded to his Excellency Thos Drew. a map of the Bat ties fought in the valley of Mexico, together with list Of my eompany bat presume they mIsesr- ried, and failed to arrive. have procured another Map and forwarded together with list of my com pany to his ExeeIleaey, Gov.John 5 Rosne. all of which presume has been laid before yeur hoDor. able Body
 must ask leave io decline the resolution of the Hoa. Mir Berry. I do Ihis for several reasous and hops not to be ofFsnsivs to your honorable body by doing. lst why was tha, g@llaat officer, Lieut. Fcich. who acted edluisnt in the battles al the National Bridge, aud at coa,reras had charge of the trsia as Or Ma.tsr. but seeing the terrible aIct from heigtth where he s'oOd. ssixed masket nd rushed with heroic courage to the of dan ger, not associated with me Ana l am proud to say, that commanded ss brave a company as was in the whole Arny
 When ordered 10 take position in front of Goa treas which alouatsd 2i pieces of cannon, the .9d e-Camp rode back 10 Gen Psercs and asked him why he had sent troops to take that position ' ten. P. remarked # that company does not sustain that position, no company in the army cat do il.
 Again my master roll shows Gesertion. and bat one msn tried by general coart- martial, and theft never known amOng them.
 There but n-commissioued officer brsYeted from the l2th infty. and that was Cospo- raj Tubbs of my company, who is Lieut. in 9th Inity There was but private Of the 18th Iafty, who received certificate of merit. and that Piaekuey Anderson of my company who now resides ia Benton county, Arks And if am titled 10 any distraction honor it was the brave aud gallatt conduct of my company that gained 1t for me. and why is i, that such worthy comrades esaao, be associated with mel
 The resoatioa of the Hon. Mir Berry st this late period. seems to me 10 be uncalled for, aud cannot conceive how the honorable senator SO soon forgcts his efforts to prove that was Inc of the death of my men; and If half had been true what Ihe Hen. Senator alleged against me, in our late canvass, 1 oaghs to have been tried by a caars-mArtia sad executed instead Of being placed npon the Journals ef your honorable body, for ''Gtst sgaishsd serssess'
 How have one request to ask of the Hon Sem atar, Ar Berry aud that is for ham ts withdraw his resolution, ss to no, wish 10 be placed apoa The Journals. uasess my ga lant sabaiierns aud braTs comrades caa be assecialed with me.
 nave the honor to be very respectfully,
 your Ob't serv't. ALLEN WOOD.
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rThe'HoH. V. K. Ssbss'isn has tss wa,dss! ;s us the rrrort of iAs commissioner of ae General Liaa Osiee and Ihe SafssY of sainefai FegsoDs Noffh- west, accompanied ey hands Ess El2is as4 sss'ar- iags Fos ihsse vslsaSls eOc gasE;s We isv1sr hira cur best ihahks.
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Dreaafui Calami,x

Asiesraghse ss4saaeh, aasrd New YarA, Iaa. F. s,v.
 - sA~a s'ri~k. 6zy Sasx hnaItsax- the r....n . af HAseh za l. bern esas<s1eS al-s Stsees ie ws serTS< e1Ash The wssk@xa A&G ast HegagSaeg f< sss and 3 q of tsssa kerses heseas the rEs IT, s ts'cs~k S~s& ees had eea seeeseFed- ssvsrelg sosass sugse~s1 tsai foa Is ps a have kalsua T app4fasrs a te eFeabr seasa t a sas F hase sesA @rt aa sand ard ssEs iss isse i s1 Ne als.lefsL1I.i ne haissef's I.Asar As sfesteeI.1f
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u The gresP of siatsary. ordered ay Congress. sf the seslptes Grsesoagh. subsmatie af the early sssisnest ef sar eosstry Is nearly ready for ship. msas Ths artist wfi receive s200 0o0
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ReHerse of Fnrtnne.

Ths New Yo'k Evening Pos, says that ihs young and s<aaliiai COanf-ss Deabiaski who came ,o thts eo0niFy ia Jay last, wiih her hasbsn8, who is now honestly ani nOsls supporting himself by seiinz cigars n NAsssa street arxt door to tas ezce of The Posi, born The Psiseess Cear!ofiska.
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IF Fs:z-Hensy wauss. seeeet Assssiasi fss'- master General. has beea arfosnasd 'eEs2afaiiy to ,Ae Chisf COa,rset ohSse, in Piaee q da39f Hassse. xsc goss ta caSa as: tAe PSsPsse ofsEsei- iag new postal aranseasn;s ~iih She astho'''ss q that islarA.
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Mississippi.

The whss population of 22 eOansies in the SoaiL- ssn District of Ai.sissiPpi. show a white Pop~la- ssoa q ss.sSa against so,S7s in isso The slave popnsssioa ia ih~ ssue soaaiies s ss .sos against saaso ia Isso. sAosing increase 1T ten years ol neasiy 35 per eea'.
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HJ- A hoosisr editor fsrBishes his readers wit0 the followlng Interesting intelligence.
 A girl whe of oar frst lovers. wss ose night lighting cat. after hssag passed delight fsl evening, aad is b4shfsi irspidssioa, she esew as oat of the door and drsw the candle behind the doer and kissed if-s
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Hoa. R. ". Johnson.

We see ar s5aTi making b bring Hen W 5osisson again ia the hehi for Congress. This gem sismsn deserves well of his party asd of Atksasas; aDi II he so0lt be prevailed upoa 10 allow bs nsme 10 be aseS is he approaching contest. ~e believe no man could b. more acceptable ie the democratic party oi tae S,aie.- BEitStsa, (ffrisEs.l
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Cholera Amoag., |. <. Troops at sea.

The shin Sigas Lsoaard arrived from \, Or7ans this aitsrnooa, saa landed al Fori Independence companies B and D. Of the Tbifd Infsntry. United States army, Msior Thomas commanding. Mae of the soldiers and two of the crew died en the P2H ssgs ef cholera
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nam0cratic State Convention ]!

 s,.yy, ave ssgss91ea ss aassrane sas uca- WILLIAM n ', ns r..,dAa,e ss eeetfa s0 se os-e v tr .;s gass 6s sle eoF9ssa af nse epaanFS e re la.as. Fsassi= Conway, Pope, YeI, Pesy and saisne f A wnrrzsrv. Ess = yaa wn psersr aAaaNree 'ss = eassirss es te asee of CSasy Aad fTss yass - sis eaxaEg of ralsskL aA- 2 .-. ". are ansisavsxe3 zzaassars Masnf f T. ~ - FtFln as cansaarr ia< Csea Sassr ot ts taiie tasA ssssss err.naA af enansies a fr1aE7ss C0a@ &s F Yesa Perry Sakse ard PasaskA
 We gre awssizeA ts aasssanee ARCH SMITH Ss4, As eaaaane isr csaasy aat Prsssis 1a2ss ~' E%A~A Nss xAe easainz RehssEay elssSA'a'
 Me.rs Esrrpxs Yea VII pssa.s Nnnaaa~e nc ss 1cA1 aklsfs f~ ,pesrrssSa ce ok Prssastag AtsArs {" he rS CsrAus essnpsseA of us eoassss "s Ftaafs< t ,sx r.e YeE Fervy SaA PsalAsS2. at use saeeana au sae 6sss Hsa1y oG February, lssa; -, ,,,,rr~xx october g. lssA
 rS-iyx are anshae-.I &asSzs-e JOHN IT. ai.s" = es,,Ifaxsp fr se osh-e sc frssrva.n+ Ass@Y s~ n s l.s~f.l sirrsf 0f Arkxass=. r4Ft<@t "t bse VI PwIxski PFarie, Sasac Perry, CoawAE Fps ana AsA av1-wr .-e xataarsz.a ts srnesarr Ma. B v uHEN ns lttafe fr tansy ana Pr5sae Jadyr o fssA ef af ne ensuing FeASuzry esecssrn eyz-yvx are assAarsxea so .-apsnte n T. BathaiN' re nf Puiaskj rsuasv candidate fnr PssseasinS Al tarn~y fsr the Yrfth JuAAciA CsfSai
 n4z-,yr are amhsrreA,h % Ihe Hon WILLIE q. ss,1Tr as rzaaAz.e ess Ia4se of Ese Ihafa 1acM Dtszrset al the ensuing et-cf1a-
 fsz-wx ar. anshossr-a sa Sanesnee JAMES MH.S4'S, sf MaFsoa eaaasty, cRa stsfs F rruseSVAHs ~ she Taira JadciI DSstrprs o< Afzans@s-
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t5- 4. C. Bsiiei'. E.q- forEs'iT ef ihe wa'h- ins,sn R-pab;ic is TON iE WsshIsgtOn eis, haTir 2 r4si seiarne4 frOn EaropA. Sir B. yet eoh;insss his eoa.seticn xI;h iAe Ssx oslsans P.esyuns M. hassaw~
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The CO'smbas Times I-sEas tat Willis II Haghes w&s kiiea in Maeoa. en she 4lh Iustaa, - No particulars given. Hughes was tse agent ofDr Collins. ia the Bas:on faEi,ise slave (Craiisl
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We very willingly give place 10 Mr. BEESE's re- ply to The article of Yideo Ia cur last numb~r, for, la ffuih. We looked upoa t aa enquiry fos information than an attempt to place Mir B. ia false po>tiOn In this, far as the motive of the writer was concerned, we were no, wrong. as is wll be seen from the reply 0f '' video' to the comma nieatiOa of Mr. B furnished to the last Gazette < Democrat
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IF Peter C. wAssias;0a Azd Caafies I- WI''sF4 have isssed shs Frcs?<eiss os Ss~ Pef'c'a'ea' 70 ae pahIish~a zoashiy. is WasAisg'oa. eaia''-1 The Uai.ed S.a.ts Pastal Gssee S oEscIal AcTsF- iiser"
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T Ths oae HoCr Rals has beea adopted in the District Coars al Ns~ York. ia regard to ihe speeches sfeeansel- No variation, withsst special leave of the Ceart
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aIrn. nf tAn rlmr..

'IOn," shs correspondent of tho DalumSsc Sua, does not like the signs. Hs Ssss Rps thlak the ''calun" in the eOaniry likely to eoatEsns Although he thinks there s doabt that the SOath wiIl ''&c qaleses'' in the oarsges of the ''eSmPromise, he cannot bat that saeh saeeess will but refresh. invigoraie and make moro bold the aboiitiSaists. In a letter he says:
 "No man who notices the Sswsfd organs and is eonversaat with their movements aad policy. eaa s te perceive thai he is gathering strength by rest and ufi be prepared ts aFiss refreshed like giant fsesa he slasaAsss. Ths truce between Seward aad the President Is looked apOs with sespiciea, His constant aPPearsoes at the Waite House; his over iuTes for present quiet, when be has no object in. and strength for agitation; ths ressntioa by hs followers, of all the offices worth having ia New England and ia New York; his coatrol of, and identity of interest with Of the offices tsere his eifeeiuai command of the State government of New York and aHdonbted success in defeating Mr Dickinson. as a candidate for reelection 10 the Uated States Sepate-sli these thiaRs eombiaed reRser doubtful and PreesTious the present calm. "A Union party cannot be consolidated whie the great prizes oi politics to be won oniy by eoaTtship of the Abo,ion party. which, in another year. will agaia be strong enough to hold the bal. aRee of power.
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rna.ana Uni,ed states senator.

A dispatch from IasiAaopo'ts- sf te lita iass-' states ,ha, Jesse D. Bright s-s!eesee u States Senator today on the srss ais' rsesiviag g votes cAarles Dewey r~eslvsd 4o sStss
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rJames M. Craze, s-assS esssOr es tae '-Cal'- sssna Ceasies." IS sPoken ef tcs Latee Ssases SeH ssor. in place ef Coi. FFsnsss-
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IT An old maid of fhreadaee6Is street. being al \ loss fer a pineasEion. mate use Of an uaioa- On the following mOEaRg she o8 al that ali sAo needles bad tears ia their syes-
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oa eae I5sa ia iss Hssse o< kesvssssfAs'ss "a s"1 u.sxsr~ sf sse wiate pz<s~i AA 2Sss se Gs<Sa '~ tsstxr rsysss~ erass- Yeas sl-SGrs -~
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- 1 oAa r.,iowx EIa,i.

Masonic and odd Fellows Hall. The subscribers are hereby notisied to pay f"T'a with into the hand. of Jsns Hssry, Treasurer tvo dellsrs on each of their respective shares By order of the Presideat,
 I. E. BARBER. Scers.sry.
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u White al Richmond, Jsnny Lind visited the Female Orphan Asy!um aad sang to the children. aasd afterwards made donation of $i 900 ts the insgiia.iea.
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n-T TAesr are now FsIsllsAet six Gaiiy FaFers "a s,, r,,nei.eo-mOse iAas ;Aer. gre ia say ei'y is YaesanA, LDns4oa exesrtet-
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-uwm If. vAx VALKESscRsa. Esq, "Sfse" Bradley cSaaty, is authorized to ses ss Ageas ''f the AFkaasas B4auer.
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T Why w.ii Barnasa ard Jesny Lind never quar- Tel BeeAuse she Is aiSa5s for gisias. a0d he fof- gsiise.--BSsssa Psn.
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AT Advertisements tnEeslefl sss tse baHnsi' s0-1 ksnaed is hy 10 O'eBaek MSndag nn'ins 0s e@S n insure gassr insertion.
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Commuaicntion from ceu. Aneu wood.

Commaaicnttom From Gen. Allen Wood.
 LFrrIR ROcK, Jaa. q. 1851 Col. L. J. REARDos;
 Sir-Soao weeks since. addressed letter to Cot Hamptoa, Prsstdeat of the Senate. ia relation to the vets of thanks given me, by the Legisatusy with the expectation that it should be spread spOn vas read ia the sepase ba, not spread upon the Journals as had expected The object of shis noss Is to ask of yOa the favor to make that letter pabEs through the columns of yoav paper
 Respectfully your sbt servt.
 ALLEN w0QD.
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1T Why is a sshooasnsstes hke engine driver ODe JaiDs the Eiod, the ether nieas the irsin.
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IT, We ate ,sses.es 10 Mr. Caarses ;. Sect, oi V,a Baren fos sAss S-w ogIsaas fsFess-
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chean Pnstage.

N. IT. iaaeAssa D ca7& ErI-na Txs, Fs lafs New ov leans papers.
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Georgia.

IF The property cf ihs earP"rs''oa of Trinity Chsreh, New YoEk. is es:irsased al Sl6. .09o. COG.
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DN. P. wiIiis. l, is stated, has in fsess biog- sphy of Jraay Lind.
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The odd Fellow. of the United states.


 The foio~iug table, compiled by Grand Repre- sentative kiussbury, of Maine. foe the Portland Argus from the aupasgi,aea documents of Grand Secretary Ri;g-iy. wI! show the i,nmssss progress made y this 0r3er during he past year:
 Namber of iai.ia,ioas g, ,579 Last year 25 540 Rssesss of Subordinate LS4ges SI I,eo9 .3ss 69 Last Y-ss sS6 Fl II CoH,rl59iing members lTl,4>5 Last year I39 2i2
 The above shows ths steady. healthfal progress sf iAs Order The following saows .se amount ef relief coaferTed:
 Nara5er of brothers relieved 9 ssa Las. year lHll7 Number of widowed families relieved 2,s27 La. year l.G2S Anoua: paid for ;hs relief Of brothers S3l5 097 63 Last year 21S, ,49I G5 Amour, paid 10 widowed families Si2.20l Oi Last year B. .3g2 g Amount paid fer eigcation of oFphans Ss,Sss II Last yest o.7a2 2j Am0uai pad fo' baryiGg the dead s57 .595 91 Last year i.s5l $ Whole smo1H.of relief Sf62 a53 9T Las; year 395 55S jO
 There were reports from North Carolina. Yer mont Iowa. FIorids, California. Minnesota, or the >sn4wice Islands, in si. af which places the Order is aoasi>h.ag. They woaid swell th- number of members 10 al least tSo hapdred ihouSaul
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uRHet fle. speinE. .a,lI ,rpe.r n.r, w..k
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IT. Jenny Lind gave s5.3:o 10 the charitable ia- s,ations of Chatesoa. cut of the prseesds of ihree concerts in that city.
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THE REPUBLIC.
looarEsrosDxsor OF the axrvslrc.I

BALTIMORE, February 1875 p. IN.
Ii has not yet been announced officially, but
have it upon the most reliable authority that Gov
ernor Lowe has offered the appointment of attor-
ncy general OF the State of Maryland, to ill the
cancy caused by the death of MIR. Richardson, TO
Robert J. Brent, formerly Of Washington city.
There is no doubt whatever that Mr. Brent will
get the Office. He is gentleman highly esteemed
here, and has long been successful practitioner
at the bar.
The York and Cumberland railroad interscctng
with Harrisburg, Pa. is now open and in success
full operation. This road, with the Baltimore and
Susquehanna and the Baltimore and Ohio railroads,
have extended free invitation TO the Governor
and members of the Pennsylvania Legislature to
visit Baltimore, Washington, &c, II is presumed
they will accept.
The business over the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for the month of January shows an increase
of over 1924 900 on the receipts compared with the
same months in the previous year. The total bust
ness done the road during the month amounts
to $l40,496 or.
Our market is very quiet Nothing done in
flour. Grain and other things unchanged.
Stocks steady. Maryland 6's 1903. Ohio railroad
shares 49, a n.
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w. H. Dorsey has been appointed a clerk in the
Patapsco Bank, at Eliicotts Mile, rice W. b. Dor
sey, resigned.
Benjamin H. Dorsey. esq, Of Howard District,
has been appointed clerk in the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
Thomas Hughey, esq, a merchant Of Centrevilc,
has been appointed register Of willsof Queen Annes
county, rice Lemuel Roberts, whose term of Office
expired on the Esd ult
The Easton Gazette Gays that little con of NJ r.
Goldsborougb, esq, Of Talbot county, 80 badly
burned last week as to endanger his life. He went
to table, which higher than his head, and
pulled therefrom lard lamp, splitting the contents
over his head and neck.
Three men, named James Foley, James Ryan,
and Dennis Connoway, have been arrested at Cum
berand, Maryland, for being concerned in extract
ing 5000, and drafts to the same amount, from a
pocket book in the store of Mr.. John lIome, he
having laid il down near them
The Centreville Times says that Captain Pere
Tilghman, and the persons who were frosted on
board the Charles Smith, have all recovered except
one boy, whom il is feared will lose of his
bands
The Cecil Democrat says that Mr.. Geo. w. Ben
nett has sold his farm on Back creek containing
l55 acres, to Mr.. Reuben Leg, of Elk Neck for the
sum of 81 500
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TAE MEXICAN BOUNDARY CoMMIssIoS.-A letter
in the Providence Journal, dated FL Paso, Dccem-
Der 49, furnishes the following information relative
TO the meeting Of the American and Mexican Com
missioncrs. mentioned in the extract from the Ma
sionsl IntelIisence, published yesterday:
ssThe Mexican Commissioner arrived on the LIST
December. The following day he sent over note
to Mr.. Bartlett. announcing his arrival. Mr.. Bart
lett called the same day, and it was agreed that the
next day the first meeting of the joint commission
should be held. 1t accordingly took place at the
quarters of the latter On the arrival of the Mexi-
can commissioner he was saluted by the garrison.
The meeting lasted two hours and half Gen.
Condo, the Commissioner, 10 very quiet, gentle
manly man. His son, young man Of twenty
three twenty five, is his secretary. and Mr. ltur-
interpreter. This gentleman has lived many years
in the United States, and one would hardly take
him for Spaniard. These, with Mr.. Bartlett, DR..
Webb, Mr.. Cremons, our interpreter, six in all,
composed our meeting. There have been two
official meetings, and one Of mere courtesy
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BY order of the Board
THOMAS MILLER, nj. D., President

NJ-Mr. c. ". LANES. No | Hayrisonsireet,
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our General 1Fareiling agent
for the Western States, assisted by J. r. Smith, j.
Y. Dent, Jason Taylor, J. ". Armstrong, Perrin
Locke, W. Ramsey, DR.. Joshua Wads,corih, 4Alcr
ander r. Laics, and n. J. Smiley.
o. Mr.. HENRY nj. LEWIS, Of Montgomery,
Alabama, is General Travelling agent for the
States Of Alabama and Tennessee.
0J-Mr. ISRAEL e. JAMES, No. ls2 South
Tenth street, Phitodehia, is General Travelling
agent for the Southern and Southeastern States as
sisted By JTHIiam II. Hsid, John Collins, james
Deering, n. Kirk Wellington, u. Il. Exams, Join
Z. Jadkins, p. Locke, Joseph Baton, George p.
Button. and Thomas u. Nice
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wrn,..DAv. Febru.rv Is. 1851.

WEDNESDAY,, February Is, 1851.
No. 2as. Coxart and shelton %. spadord and
Fileston. On the motion Of Mr. lawrence TINS
writ Of error to the district court Of the United
States for Mississippi was docketed and dismissed
under the 43d rule of Court.
No 81. M Reside, plaintiff in error, %. X. J..
Walker. This cause was argued by Mr.. Goodrich
for the plaintiff in error and by Me-. Attorney Gen
eral Crittenden for the defendant in error.
No. 80. II. M. League, plaintiff in error, vs. j..
De Young, ct a. The argument of this was
commenced by Mr.. o. M johnson for the plaintiff
in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow. II o'clock.
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OFFICE or THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
E.k

OFFICE or TIE BOARD OF HEALTH,
February II, 1851.
Miements IN the city Of Washington during III.
month !of January, 1851.
Anasarca, !; disease of brain, 8; bright's disease
j; Inflammation of bowels, 2; cerebral congestion,
l.; consumption, IL; commissions, !; decline, !;
drowned, l; dropsy, 2; dypthertc. J.; erisypeias,
Ii fever, typhoid, Q; found dead, l; fungus liver
and pancreas, /; disense of heart, 1; hemorrhage
of lungs, /; intempcrance, l; meningitis, tubercu-
2; pertussis, /; purpura hemorrhagica, /; pneu-
monia, 4; quincy, l; rupture of bloodvcssel, 2;
scarlatina, l; smallpox, 8; secondary syphilis. Il
still born, 81 teething, /; unknown and not report
cd, 6.
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Telegraphic.
Massachusetts Legislatue-Senat,

Massachusetts Legislatuye-S Senator, SC.
BosToN, Tuesday, Feb. 1.-THE House of Rep
resentatives did not adjourn until nearly o'clock
this morning. The question upon reconsider
ing the vote by which the Plimpton member (anti-
Sumner) was turned out. The Wings wished to
take the question, having ma orty with them, but
ment, yeas and maya. SC. and finally adjourned,
after stormy session of sixteen hours, without any
result. 1t is thought to be impossible to elect Sum
ncr to-day. On Thursday the vacancy in this city
is TO be filed
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nR. j. b. DODS viii iscsass sne esEss saess a.
H. the Temperance Hall, ca sss~t. sieas sss
science Of Electrical rsychntosys afefF er@sas
at u O'Clock
Admission 20 cent?; gsnsssspsn ~ tsib iafsss
30 cents; children half pftse Fet 5R@a
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Jenny Lind's First Concert Fatal Steamboat Dill
dster--IHc Market

New OaLEANs, Feb. lip. m.--The first concert
Of Jenny Lind at the ST. Charles theatre last night
was the most brilliant affair in this city
tom. A large number Of persons sat on the stage.
The divine soBgstreas was enthusiastically wei
coined on her first appearance, and the stage was
literally covered with bouquets. The proceeds OF
this concert amounted to over twenty thousand
dollars.
The cotton market 10 steady; mess pork $l4;
RIO coffee lni cents per pound.
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ROnnERYl-slO0 REWARD:

ROBBERYi-sIOO Rewards:
Sc MkURY'S Book and Stationery
j. Store was entered by false keys, or ck-pick.
ing, the night of the 9th Of February and robbed
Of
Gold Pcns, Gold Cases, Silver Pencil Cases
Penknivcs in packages and on cards
Pearl and Silver Card Cases
Silver Fruit Knives, Porte Monnaes
&c. &c. SC.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery
of the articles and detection Of the Villains
Feb 1l-3t TAYLOR & MAURY.
OST-On Saturday evening last, a GoLD Pan
will be suitably rewarded by leaving at Willard's
hotel. Feb ll--3t
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-13

The STEAMER CHsRoKEK.-The owners OF this
vessel are satisfied that the wreck of steamer said
to have been seen south Of Cape Hatteras was not
chat of the Cherokee, a. she has no mahogany
furniture timepiece on white ground, sur
rounded by gold stars, such az described. Sailing
from New York at quarter past three O'Clock, p. m
ON the 2sth January. in the ordinary course of
things she could hardly reach Cape Hatteras
before two p. M, of the 30th, at which hour tho
wreck was seen. and some hours previous to which
the accident must have happened"
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-13

DEATH OF PaorEssoR WALLAcE.-Rev. James
Wallace, d. D., the distinguished mathematician,
died on the 18th ultimo, in Lexington district.
South Carolina. Professor w. was for q number Of
years professor of mathematics in Columbia Col
lege, New York. After completing his course Of
theology, he was ordained clergyman of the
Roman Catholic church, and was then appointed
to the chair of mathematics in Georgetown Col
lege, D. CT Union.