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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1851 5a sisa
message was received from the President Of the United
States, in compliance with resolution of the Senate Of the
3d ultmo calling for copies Of all correspondence between
this Government and mat Of Great Britain relative to the
posessory rights Of the Hudson Bay company Oregon
TO the purchase Of said rights by The American Government
transmitting communication from the Secretary Of Slate,
communicating the information called for by said resolution.
= Mr. DAYTON As that document is somewhat volumi4
NOUS move that the further reading be dispensed with, and
that II be printed for the use Of the Senate. &'
The mo ion was agreed to. Fg tet :. 81 a..1.s faFl
Ss HgtJ MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS. X 4ff m
Mr., HUNTER presented memorial and proceedings Of
convention Of merchants and Others citizens OF Vrgns from
Norfolk. Richmond Petersburg, and Other parts Of the State
held al Old Point Com urging upon Congress the passage
Of an act authorizing the Navy Department to contract the
transportation OF the mail between Norfolk and Antwerp
Also, resolutions adopted said convention setting forth
the importance TO trgnis we'll all the Southern States
whose produce is sent New York and other Northern
ports for shipment 10 foreign markets. that direct commune
cation should be established between the Chesapske Bay
and the Island Of Great Britain and thence with the other
markets Of the world until direct communication can be
established with the continent Of Europe which were referred
to The Committee on Naval Affairs. 4 . .s rifrte3 !.
& Mr. BORLAND presented memorial of the Legislators
Of Arkansas asking the erection f national hospital at
Hot Spogs in that State; which was referred 10 The Com
nttec on Public Lands. Y as l al .t III &
Also, from the ssae, sskng donation d land 10 heads Of
families ard To unmarried men upon condition Of settlement
which wss ordered 10 lie on the table +, i !
Also, from the sms asking an appropriation for the re-
movsi Of the ra in Red fver which was referred 10 the
Committee on Roads md Canals iltsJ G-9aA Gpia !.
Also, from the same In favor Of dsconnuance ofthe depo
STORY Of Of the United States Little Rock and the
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

tons importance Of the mission and the expense of
sidence." M sslas- .,.,s .,gs t4.S r,t.#I 81 e- |fu
The resolution was agreed to.
DEAD LETTERS IN CALIFORNIA.
The Joint resolution concerning dead letters in the post
Offices in California and in the Territory Of Oregon, and for
other purposes, was read third time and passed.
LAND TITLES IN cALFoRsIA.
The Senate then resumed the considerson Of the bill to
ascertain aud settle private land claims in the State Of Cali
fornia The question before the Senate the amendment
offered yesterday by Mr.. SoULE.
The consideration Of this bill occupied the lime Of the Sem
ate to the adjournment sl l0ss9art3 3f
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

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SYSTEM OF AppRAIsEMENrs.

SYSTEM OF APPRAIsEMENTs.
Mr. HUNTER. ] move that the Senate proceed to The
consideration Of the bill to provide for the appointment Of sp
frers at large, and for other purposes In order show
The necessity for action this bill, would ask the Secre-
sy to read letter which have received from the head Of
the Treasury Department.
The SECRETARY read the letter, as follows: 'eH (.
{. o ttyTRHAsuRr DKrARrxEST, 3ia JANUARY 1851.
y Sin understand the bill making further provision for
the eoiieco. Of the revsne prepared BY your committee
has been reported TO the Senate trust you win excuse me
for urging upon you the necessity Of bringing forward the
earliest moment possible. f4aE - ,tHl
~ The provisions Of hat bill at this moment almost in
dspensable to the execuon Of The of SOh July 1916 1t
win be quite impossible to transact the
houses unless this law something like II sha be enacted
4 have the honor to be your obedient servant. s.35
~ sty THOMAS CORWIN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. r. M. T. HuNrER,
Chairman Com. Of Finance, u. 8. Senate.
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Mr. fooTE. offer the following resolution yab
hsoaped lhat the Secretary OF State be requested to
70 the Senate any information which he may
possess touching the expedency adopting scale
odpiomste sares based upon the combined eoosidera
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Smith, Soue, Spruance, Sturgeon Turney, Underwood
Whitcomb, Winthrop, Yulee--43 aGi'stG a
So the motion lay the resolution on the table was not
sgreed to. 5a so1 A. s- ls' Eaa
The resolution was then agreed to. NA " .
" ,..ss MAIL ROUTES IN ARKANSAS. n., Il
The following resolution submitted yesterday by the Sem
from Arkansas (Mr. BoRLAsp was taken up for con-
sideraiion and agreed to N rs Nm .gt III Yssra
Roads be instructed to inquire propriey estb
fishing the following mail routes .a-I. .
fs. From Camden, via Woodawn, Leake's Store, and
Fitzs Store, to Lewisville, Arkansas. ~
I'd. From Camden to Clinton, Arkansas. Hs.
Sd. From Pine Bluff via White Oak Bluff, Saline river,
to Charlottesville, via Calh county, Arkansas.
81 @as BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. DODGE, of Iowa. in pursuance Of notice. asked and
obtained leave to introduce bill TO pay the States OF Iowa
and Missouri the expense Of running the boundary line
which read first and second time by its title and referred
to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. FELCH in pursuance of notice. asked and obtained
leave regulate the survey and sales Of the islands belonging
to the United States which read rs and second time
by its title, and referred to the Comm tee Public Lands
VIRGINIA MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
Mr. MASON, in pursuance Of notice. asked and obtained
leave introduce bill provide for the satisfaction Of yir
sinia military bounty lands which was read
Mr.. MAsos. ask that that bill may be read second
time, aud referred select committee be appointed by
the President. y 81 .asGagg e ID ..Ua.
The motion agreed TO. sg. s.., .r ~. s
SWORDS TO OFFICERS OF THE MEXICAN WAR. i
Mr.. TURNEY in pursuance Of motto, asked and obtain
cd leave 70 introduce joint restitution supplementary the
ont resolution offered March 9th, lsss, entitled Joint
resolution expressive of the thanks Of Congress Msjor Cen
Winfield Scott and the tro,ps under his command" and
also 10 the joint resolution entitled JOINT resolution Of
thanks Msjn Gen. Taylor" and asked that il have its se-
cond reading ow, with view to reference.
Mr HALE Let Il be read. 9srHr3ys EM@.a .s. =
hr. TuRNEY I now move its reference TO the Com
miee on Military Affairs.
ihe resolution accordingly so referred.
GRADUATION OF DIPLOMATIC SALARIES.
M. fooIE iofsr the following resolotion ,ei
i "Resoied That the Secretary 81 stare he 70
70 the Senate any information which lie may
posses, the exptdiency of adopting graduated scale
oopomuc ~sres, based upon the combined ceasidera-
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no LET-In New.Haven.-A family in
VHOSE HAVING HOUSES or LOTS

to RENT or SELL. or Places Of Business Of any kind
dispose Of VIII have them disposed Of at The shortest
otice by leaving description Of them and the conditions
It the CENTRAL AGENCY, Office ga Broadway.
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.0R SALE-A Delightful COUNTRY

n Seattle subscriber Offers for sale nor Iesl1enCo
in the Village Of Ponghkoepse formerly owned and occu
pied hy the Judge Sweet The lot containing apout
Inc acre Of land IS situated between aud fronts upon
Wafer and Front SIS within three minutes walk o. the
Hudson River Railroad Depot and the Steamboat Lahu
ing and occupying an elevated position, commands mo
view at the River and the neghb0rng parts Of the village
IN IL tasef Nv laid out IN walks and planted with very
desirable variety Of fruit and ornamental uees anu
Ier and contains large number Of choice raspberry and
rrape vines IN fine bearing condition The dwelling IS o
The colonade style Of architecture, IS commanders anu IN
good order the barn. stable. and other outbuhdngs are
coumOdiOuS and IN good repair On the whoe, ~ pc
lsyed to afford opportunity for securing one 81 the
most desirable residences 30 tins beautiful village or Tor
profitable investment Of funds. As IS IN the vicinity ol
The most hourshng business part Of the village and may
be conveniently divided INTO eligible building lois Pos
session can be had Immediately # required by the pur-
chaser For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber,
ON the premises, Of Thomas NJ Vail POnghkeepSe, or 81
Williamson & Vail, lA Wcst-st New-Y0rk. ANN VAIL.
POUCH eeus,s NAV IS 1851 myl9 I'm
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LAND beautifully situated IN the town Of Rye west,
chester County on the border u Long Island s"un anu
wthin ten minutes ride # the New York and new a'.h
Raiirad d6pot al M8marOneck, less than one hou ~
New York cv The premises well situated 70 1iue
an lots If FIVE havIns several bqldhg 49,
s,yeyIokng the Sound There also on the premises
fbyee annie orchards IN full hearing The land ~ IN ish
state Of cultivation and well fenced with snsna
xsllS For further PARTICULARS inquire Of JOHN IhIf
~, ra,s' . - be- nremises my2Z 2w'
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DATENT ZINC PAINTS. as Manulac.

Il tured by the New-Jcrsey Exploring and Mining Com
many for sale by the quantity only
WHITE zinc PAINTS The No quality, ground 10 either
oil spirits of turpentine. yamlsh (Which gives the
beautiful porcelain finish much admlred Is winter man
and destitute of the unpleasant smell and POISONOUS proper
ties Of lead pants
The Nos and qualities all respects like the No
l. oxCCp, they not quite white they come az lower
prices and well adapted 10 outside work.
The dry White oxide " zinc mixed with water and little
SIZE makes brilliant and lasting white coating for walls
and ceilings. .
suitable dryer prepared for the paint and It IN all
other respects used like white lead except that should
not be- quite much thnned down with OIL.
DARN BRowN AND BLACK ZINc PAINTS These are FUR
nshed "a low price, and undoubtedly the cheapest ana
best paints the market they myaluahe for TN roofs
and surfaces of all kinds. being perfect protection
against oxidation upon wooden surfaces they also val
liable prott ctIon against FIRE
These ZINC Paints having pure metallic base, are wa
yellow and will retain their original bn
ancy much longer than white lead Of the earthly Pig
mCnts IA
The attention Of dealer, Is requested by the Companys
m2l 6m 7 JONES * CO. % Beayer-st.
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NJFGANT HOUSE in POUCH

TIKTEPSIE % EXCHANGk-Ih sgGs,.iDtI "aI
SeI r erchange elegant and valuable HOCSf. slsae
an Canng-t and built about two years SINCE IN the ms
Substantial and thorough manner expressly ioi w
sncv f The owner Ground 80 by 1865 feet house q D -
feet three stones above basement ana ceaI Iv,li
deep Is built Of brick and faced On all SIDES WIN peu
49, 90 4, white mortar m the best manner The house
h Furnished with bath closets and marble tO Nsn
b,sn n each room supplied with hot and cold wae rance
49, ~ two hotaiT furnaces. double flight OF stasi
ssbraely carved statuary msntes, mahogany doors mar
HE aoor in hall fountain ard and the gp1nd "hcn SUI
ds ne honse is beautifully decorated with choice rees
xbTnlS and towering vines II Is the most elegant anu Us
6ut house in POughk and Will bear comparison wiz.
rounds are ID complete order, and immediate possession
sn h. mad ae the owner for the house ana
!, b.yng zoo valuable 20 let Ifapped for immediately Il VIII
ne d ar ercbange AZ a great bargain and advantageous
~ ' ~ spge dcont from the original Apply TO
'eii"' ~ JOSEPH DAWSON,
mv90 Js GO East Twenty -slxtn-st. Ne" foIk-
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HOUSE and LOT in fee, 81 Morton,
n northerly side. HudSonS t-A handsome and
substantial basement and three-SiOry house with
desirable convenience lot - hy 10 feet and beautifully
improved Can he examined from 10 to O'Clock and amer
4P NJ Terms easy Inquire Of J BARRON, Al tho
house, at ls7 Futon-St from l0to p NJ al MwSFf
NORRISIANA LOTS FOR SALE
I'VE On Eulto-aVe between Seventh aud Eighth SIS he
ina oS feet tTvni and by 2l feet deep Apply
nysO Inn ThOS MORTON. Il plstt->t
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Y CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

nlces and Curtain Materials, wholesale and retail, BY
CHILDS x SMITH. 4i9 Pearl-si cor OF william
Dealers supplied on The most reasonable a28 I'M
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CLINTON FOUNDRY. SOP Water an

\/239 Cherry sts New York Steam Engines. Sugar
Mills, Grs Mills Saw Mills Presses Screws, and Ma
chlnery of all kinds
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
The subscriber prepared make Castings of every de-
scnpOn at short notice and reasonable Parcu-
lar attention 70 orders for Castings Loan and Dry
Sand such Oh and Soap Kettles, Watts Curhs Rollers
Cviiuocrs. Pipes, rrrf
ulylQ In
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NFRGTSON'S ARROW-ROOT 70

ENERG sun - AhhON -hOOI TOT
n FAMILIES A genuine Arrow Root, and per
fccty Uure Is a superior article for puddmgs cuStudS,
blanc mango SC as well n0urshing diet for children
and rvas Arrow Root has long been known Is the most
aoreeahe uutrcous and delicate of preparations for the
Table t mas hitherto costly for general use hus
il IS row placed u so low pnce 10 be within the reach
of an and II IS put up and TWO pound bundles For
h the eroCers and druggists generally NJ 2i cents per
pouud and 40 wholesale NJ liberal discount 20 dealers
ack ed in boxes of forty-cight pounds eacn, by
SCHGEFFELIN, BROTHERS co.
r,v3 le,NW&F l0i and 100 John-st
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A

LNOR SALE or ia
n FARM near Ehlahcthtovn, consisting Of about
~ acres of good land all under cultivation There IS
large peach orchard full bearing, and abundance OF
apple trees Tho houSe conveniently arrnnsed ana the
out buildings substantial aud perfect order There
is cider null lately built of the best materials, ana an uit-
failing well Of excellent water.
If desired
The property will be sold low and on accomplishing
terms or eScrneed for "A LOT # applied for For
terms and other particulars inquire Of a. BERNARD, S
Second av., corner of Eighth-st mN5 I'M
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'nrrvtnwn. a neat and
NOR SALE-A FARM, handsomely sit

II DIV II.IINW HUI NfN, INNU, nVNrI- IlIlI. " lIVT
power water wheel and gccrng all new the village of
New Preston. LltChheld Co Conn Price - 500 For PAL
tcularS inquire Of W v LEONARD.
ulvl6 2Ns % Bc aVcT-st Ny
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n acres of LAND on the hudson River Railroad two
miles below GarriSOns and three below West Point The
House "a by IS feet two stories high and basement II
contains seven rooms and good repair Price 5000 half
of which remain mortgage for term OF wears In
quc ofDANID CURRY the premises, or h letter 10
VIM n DEFINING, FlshAlll Landing Duchess Co.
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U( II IIN t VI I't0V
Moses Clark deceased, containing l0l acres situate m
the town of East Chester. about miles from the Tucka
hoe Depot Of the Harlem Railroad II is bounded North
erly y the road leading from East Chester to New R0
Choe and EaSery y the EaStcry road of East Chester
which roads II lies 2SO rods On the farm good man
house. large barn and extensive sheds, mill house,
carriage house and necessary buildings all IN good
dtion Also good tenant house The farm high
state II Improvement Terms easy Inquire Of SAMUEL
CLARK. li6 Ehzahcth-st New York, ALPHEUS CLARK,
on the premises To the undersigned, at New Rochelle
JOHN SOULICE,
myl6 Gws executor If Moses CLARK, deceased