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Congress--Tuesday.

SESATE.-A communication was received from
the Navy Department containing the code ofregu-
lations now in use in the navy with respect to
discipline.
Mr.. Gwin gave notice that he should postpone
calling up the subject until the 9th Of January.
Accordingly, Mr.. Stockton did not speak to-day.
The compromise resolution was debated by
Messrs. Cass, Clemens, and Douglas.
Mr.. Downs stated that he desired to address the
Senate upon the same subject and on his motion
its further consideration was postponed until the
first Monday in January.
The Senate then adjourned over to Friday.
House. or REPRESENTATIVES,. s.-Y esterday's ses-
sion of the House was devoted to the consideration
of the joint resolutions Of Mr.. Harris, of Ten
nessee, explanatory Of the military bounty land
law of September 28, 1850, which was finally re-
ferred to q select committee. Shortly before
they adjourned, the Presidents messages in an
swer to the call of Mr.. Bayly for information in
the case Of John s. Thrasher, and to that Of Mr..
Meade for information concerning the alleged
treaty between Great Britain, France, and Spain,
guarantying Cuba to the latter power, were taken
from the Speakers table, and referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs The House does
not meet again until Friday next Union.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
Further Details.

FRANcE.--The new Cabinet formed by Napo-
leon, and announced in his proclamation of the
new order of things, is composed of the following
persons:
Mons. M. De Morny, Minister of the Interior.
Mons, Fuld, Minister of Finance.
Mons. Ronher, Minister Of Justice.
Mons. Magne, Minister of Public Works.
Mons. Theodore Ducos, Minister of Marine.
Mons. Durnfee, Minister of Commerce.
Mons st. Armand, Minister of War
Mons Foitone, Minister of Public instruction.
Mons. Fargot, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The High Court of Justice has been dissolved
by order of the President 1p.
Mr.. Baroche, M. Dronyn de L'Huys, Admiral
Cecile, NJ. Montalembert, Lucien Murat and sew
enty-fiye other distinguished members of the Ma
tional Assembly form the new Council of State.
Gen. oudinot, late commander of the army in
Paris is among the members Of the Assembly
elected.
Count Mole had not been arrested, but had
written letter expressing his regret that he had
not been.
The soldiers will vote for the election of Presi-
dent 10rty-elRnL nOurS alter tue receipt Oh cir
cular from the Minister of War. The vote will
be taken eyes," or "no," on the following pro-
positions:
"The French people wish the maintenance of
the authority of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, and
entrust him with the power necessary to frame
constitution upon the basis mentioned in his pro-
clamation of the I'd instant"
ESoLAND.-The Liverpool "Journal" hints
pretty strongly at serious rupture IN the Eng
lish Cabinet, in consequence Of Lord Palmerston's
conduct and his answer to the address presented
to him with regard to Kossuth. The journal
further states that Baron Bremon, the Russian
Minister, had made representations which called
for interference; and Earl Grey has positively de-
clined to continue associated as colleague with
Lord Palmerston. A disruption appears inevita-
BILE, unless Palmerston retires.
The Journal" in referring to the recent
"coup d'etat' Of Louis Napoleon, says It more
than suspects foreign agency in that movement,
absolutism being the motive power.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
GEORGETOWN AND ITS AFFAIRS.
GEoRaETows, December 24-12 m

GEORGETOWN, December 24-12 m.
Heber Tent, independent order Of Rechabites,
visited last night, Eagle Tent Of the same order,
at the Navy Yard. They went down in two of
Mr.. Vanderwerkens fine omnibuses, which were
chartered for the occasion, and returned in the
same about ten o'clock They were received by
the Chief Ruler Of the Eagle Tent with a speech,
replete with cloquence, and characterized through
out by expressions Of affection and regard for the
brethren Of the order He was replied to in
handsome style, upon the part of Heber Tent, by
brothers J. T. Bangs Joseph Lbbey, senior, and
Porter. All who went were perfectly delighted
with the visit
young gentleman of our town is writing for
the Young Mems Dramatic Association, a bur-
few weeks From the known literary charac-
ter Of the author, have no doubt that it will
be highly interesting, and draw crowded houses
for several nights, while the subject is being so
much agitated.
The retrocession meeting, which was to take
place at Forrest Hall tonight, is further post
poned until next Monday night, when r. ould
esq, viii continue and finish the speech in favol
Of IL at the last meeting.
The Young Mems Literary Association will
meet on Friday night in the town school;room
The discussion upon the question Of the las
meeting win be continued. Meeting public.
The weather continues extremely cold, will
good sleighing, and no prospect Of speed.
moderation.
Mr.. Pigron, Of Iowa, is now in our town, com
piling work on Indian antiquities. From th,
many years he has spent among that romantic
people, have no doubt the work viii be one o
much interest and merit
Our market is quite bare Of -four; consequent!
there has been no sales of moment for sewers
days; some choice lots from wagons have sold q
$4123 wheat so@8Sc, for red, and s3@s6c
for white.
Several thousand pounds Of pork from wagon
changed hands yesterday at S6,87a and Of but
ter from wagons at 800 per 100 lbs.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

On the morning of the ed ins In Georgetown ELIZA
BETH A. daughter Of the late HENRY H. and MARY CHAP
MAN. aged forty-six years. 4t
On the morning Of the 23d instant, GEORGE PEYToN,
son and MARY BowEs In the third year Of his
age IN
His funeral will take place tomorrow (Thursday) at two
o'clock which the friends of the family invited
In the fysecond year Of his age after lingering III
ness, NATHANIEL HERBERT, long known a faithful
messenger In the Post Office Department.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
PRESENTS! PRESENTS i!

PRESENTS! PRESENTS!
DAPIER Mache Workboxes Card Gases, Portemonnaies,
III and Gard Receivers G r
Pearl, She'll Ivory, and Velvet Port Folios and Card
Cases ssat1's 8g&A4s4s 5@0H. t.fs s..e s.NN
. Writing Desks and Dressing Cases
Games Of all kinds for Children, Portemonnaies
Papeteries Glove boxes Gold Pens and Pencil Cases
Travelling Desks Jewelry Boxes
Paper Weights of every kind at
Fancy and plain Inkstandishes
Ivory, Pearl, and Agate Penholders
Prayer Books, Bibles, and Juvenile Books -.ts
Fancy Note Papers and Envelopes
Backgammon Boards, Chess Men
l. Pen Knives, Scissors, Razors as sa
Pearl and Ivory Paper Knives
Dissected Maps and Puzzles s -
Playing Cards, best gilt backs G .-
Table and patent Bells
NJ Letter Clips Motto Waters and Seals
Fancy Inkstands Thermometers 4
~ Cigar Cases, Card Baskets .Gts-Et
Glove Boxes, Packages of Note Paper Ill, IN. 4 4.
Perfumed Handkerchief Boxes
Bon-Bon Boxes, Pocket-Books.
Together with large assortment of goods of all kinds
which will be sold at the lowest prices determined
to sell them off, sf VIM. r. BAYLY,
dec 22-4t Penna. av. bet. It'll and 18th SITS.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
Fancy and Furnishing Store.

MRS. BANNERMAN has received from the North an
l assortment Of superior Paris style Cloaks Mantas
Ytes and Opera sscques Evening Dresses Fine French
Embroiderie Ribbons, Lace, Gloves Nets and Muslins
Dresses Trimming Perfumcry with variety Of Fancy
Articles suitable for Christmas presens which goods she
opened Tuesday, December 3d. and will sell below the
regular market price. MRS. BANNERMAN,
At the kthensum, Pennsylvania avenue
dec N--5t bet. 9th and AZ ste, north side.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
For Christmas and New Year Presents

HAVE in store q very rich and splendid assortment
i OF the following seasonable articles, TO wit:
Extra superior SILK Cashmere, French Flannel Dressing
Robes
Extra superior silk scar Stocks, Cravats and Neckes,
in rich and pleasing variety for dress, wedding and
evening parties
Silk and Linen Pocket Uandkerchiefs
Gloves Of all descriptions, of the best makers
Extra superfne water Eur Gloves
Suspenders, Hosiery.
Also full stock Of superior Dress Shirts plain and fancy
With complete supply of woollen, merno, cashmere,
silk, and fur UnderEarments.
Also Brushes Of All kinds Portemonnaies Purses Pocket
books Canes and Umbrellas with Toilet articles In abun
dance, at CHARLES II. LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gentlemens
Furnishing establishment, near AZ IT., Penns. av.
dec1
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
Fo.r D.y. Later from Europs.


Fosr Days Later from Europe, 4
The steamer Baltic, of the Collins line, ar
rived at New York yesterday, having sailed from
Liverpool on the 10th instant. Her news relates
chiefly to FRANCE.
1t is now definitely ascertained that Louis Ma
poeon has proved completely successful in his
coup detat. The acquiescence Of the people has
been universal, but tacit The opponents of the
President have preferred the plan which he has
proposed to the alternatives Of anarchy or legiti-
macy.
Tranquility was pretty well restored in Paris
by the evening Of Friday, the 9th instant. On
the following day upton payements and the shat
tered walls of houses were all that remained of
the insurrection in and about Paris.
The threatened bombardment of Tangiers by
the French feet had been avoided by an amicable
adjustment of the difficulties.
A telegraphic despatch from London to Liver
pool, received just before the Baltic sailed, states
that the Prince de Joinville and the Due d'Aumale
had gone to Belgium to raise the standard Of
revolt against the military usurpation of President
Napoleon.
Com. Thomas ap Catesby Jones, of the U. S.
navy was among those wounded in the Boule-
Yards. He lost his finger, had his leg broken, and
was completely disabled. .
NJ. Theirs has. been liberated by the President,
in consequence of his i'll health, on his agreeing
to leave the country.
The exact loss of the army in Paris during the
late engagements are one superior officer and 15
soldiers killed 3 officers and Ii soldiers wounded
Fresh arrests continue to be daily made among
the republican leaders. Changarnier and other
generals were confined at Havre to be tried by a
court-martial on the charge of attempting to Sc
duce the soldiers of the army from their duty.
M. Theirs will leave Immediately for Italy.
Napoleon will undoubtedly have an immense
majority at the election for President which was
to take place on the Goth instant
Marshal Soult died on the Goth ultimo, in the
eighty second year of his age. 64
ENGLANp.-The affairs of France continue to
excite great attention in England.
The English press are beginning crusade
against the 'sTimes for its dishonesty, and its
abuse of its contemporaries.
In some of the large provincial towns associa-
tons are forming pledged not to read, purchase,
or advertise in the "Times." itse s
Sir John Gladstone, one Of the patriarchs of
Liverpool commerce, died on the 7th inst, at his
residence in Scotland, aged 81 years.
The y. s. steamer Saranac had arrived at
Liverpool on the 5th from Philadelphia.
Continued rumors of serious misunderstand-
ing between Lords Grey and Palmerston were
afoat fn1
AUsTRIA.-The Vienna ministerial organs de-
clare for Napoleon, and praise his policy.
SpAN.--We learn that the Queens accouche-
ment was expected between the 9th and 18th of
December. a
CAPE OF Coon HoPE.-The news from the
Cape Of Good Hope continues to excite great
anxiety in England. The position of the British
forces, and even of the local government itself,
seemed to become daily more critical.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

Bas- Tomorrow being Christmas day, there
will be no paper issued from this office. May
gladness and plenty cheer every home, and good
order, temperance, and peace reign everywhere
in our city.