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Harry WHfrBEcK's BENEFIT.--The tickets for Harry
Whtbeck's benefit at Dan Rices Circus going off
with rapdty that promises one of the greatest affairs
of the kind witnessed in this city The beneficiary
is truly worthy of this compliment better-hearted
or more gentlemanly manager never known to the
public. The amateurs practising daily and the dis
play of equetrianism will eclipse any thing and every
thing in that line offered to American audience
The affair comes off on Friday evening, and those who
would secure seats should do SO at once
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held once and should hold now. 1t was once
grave and dignifed body lit is almost now
wrangFng and contentious cnb. Clay, CAL
houn, Webster, Preston, Clayton, McDuffie,
Hayne and the giants have all passed away
and have been succeeded by whom' Make
the comparison, and the intelligent examiner
will say, Tom Thumbs are niched in our po-
itical Pantheon !-Lilliput has conquered
Brodinag! The severe majority, the grave
deliberation, the heightened courtesy of the
Senate have passed into history, and exist no
more. That an United, States Senate could
have borne for four days with the outpourings
of Messrs Rhett and Clemens is most signif-
cant indication that its influence is waning away
in thepoyerty Of its modern materials. There
could be no worse precedent for the future
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Pi0Cide's Particles.
~ BENEFIT OF MR.. BASS, "a
On THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH II, 1852
on which occasion will be given the following
EKTRAORDINARY ATT ACTIONsy
Colemans univalsi Comedy of
JOHN BULL,
Me Bass Wright Donaldson, Davis and Holland Mrs
and Mrs. Rowe in the principal parts
GRAND IVERTISSEMENT
which will appear Mile HILARoT the popular fayor nj
the Varieties and her BROTHER Mons. C. HILARIOT his first
appearance in Neworleans, who have kinky
volunteered their valuable assistance
The public attention will then be demanded to assist
MRS. c. HOWARD IN A DILEMMA
Mr. BASS and Mrs W. DAVIS will give aid the yoir
audience may be required to relieve her, "
This attained will be succeeded by Masqus Ga three riso,
respecting the
LUCY MA
EoworI
,eie o Deiia'
Lucy Anna "a sweet extract from the Nrs bs,
Messrs Reeves Duted Bass SnTonds and Donsldson in Tho
remaining characters. In the the Masous An
ALLEGORICAL BALLET
Nine. MoNPLAIslR, Mons MoNPLAIslR and the wboIs nj, H.
MoNPLAIsIR BALLET TROUPE "
sS- See small bills for full particulars.
~ The Box Book is now 10 places. mill,
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j. HALL WILroN.-We pleased to learn that this
celebrated enqnessaio, late the manager and business
agent of Professor Anderson has been engaged by Sir
William Don. and on the most liberal terms Mr. Wilton
invaluable in his line and the Barouet has done well to
secure his services.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-The Herons and Sir VIM Don
attracting good houses The pure and flexible
voice of Miss Fanny especially ectg rounds of applause
whenever it is heard in the familiar strains of the ballads
The Baronet appears tonight John Duck, in the
= Jacobte.n
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On Monday, March at o'clock CATHARINE McG0RMAS
wife of Philip Mctiorman native of county cavan, Ireland
On Monday, March THOMAS GEoRDoN of the ship
)tomoeo in the 35th year o. his age.
IS Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please sopy
On Monday morning, March O'Clock Mr. CHARLES PHILIPS
se about % years OF England of Milton Fa and Of
his city. ~ "
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For SAN JUAN NrcARAGuA--The fast-sailing Balti-
more clipper brig Fashion Captain Walter Burk will sail
for San Juan Nicaragua Saturday next and fine
coodatons for passengers be secured by applying
board at Post TO- Second Municipality the agent
VIM. Dewey, IS Gravier Street. Passengers can stop
at San JUAN to chagres they prefer and this
fine opportunitY
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EGYPT AND THE PANORAMA OF THE Nnr,-we cannot
give better idea of the deep interest which +.h 40
dhddons Panorama of the Nile now on exhibition -, t
Commercial Hall, St Charles street. than nv nuh,;h;
the following beautiful passage from Ampere.
Not merely there Merogytties in Egypt This
Try onefs SUBJECTS OF observation and meditation viii II
no traveller can entirely neglect whoever he NAV he
ne nave eyes to See memory to remember and pr,
ing OF imagination wherewith to dream Win cnr Ia
indifferent to the tabieaux of unaceountabe Natnra m
the banks OF the Nile? At the spectacle of this wv
land that no other land resembles, Who will moi Ina
moved In the presence of this people which of old
pished such mighty deeds and now are reduced to ms
cry so extreme? Who visit Alexandria Cairo III.
pyramids, Heiopolis Thebes without being thrilled bv
"reminiscences the most imposing and the diverse
Is there III the world country apart from other
countries and withal more entwned with their history
me Bible. Homer. Philosophy. the Sciences Greece
nome Christianity the Heresies the Monks. Isamsnn
e ornsades, the French Revolution-amost every thing
great IN the worlds history to converge into the
Runway Of him who trayerses this memorable country
1s m sesostris Helen Agesiaus. Alexander Pompcy,
Nieopatra Arisarchus. Plotinus. Pacomus Origen
atiahaslus, Saladn, St Louis Napoleon-what nanas
ha ' contrasts OF such Greece and Italy present per
th ,rwer and less striking Egypt that awakens all
W grand memories of the past interests ms st In III
present and in the future in the nresent nv tho a
,;; partnron in the future through tbe dos
rnna shall EUROPE Is preparing for her so soon as En-
very long be retarded Tnow that tho Tt% s eahnot
AGAIN become the high road of nations tbe snS va.
untes the oriental to the Occidental uemisnhere,
country made to occupy eternaly the wor, 49,! a
pears at the very origin of the Tradition az hgypt T
Greece Moses issues from her Plato Endos ANU VI
fythagoras, Lycurgus Scion, Herodotus Diodor,s St
bo a enter INTO her bosom to be initiated in
her sciences religion and laws She attracts Tho thh
ana me tomb OF Alexander. the pety of 81 Lo,;s 80
ie fortunes OF Bonaparte and al this moment IIsisi
ooeet o. the somewhat exaggerated attention Of Pa
nscheehes en- Egpqas Il en- Nu5e; Ire patje-Re,,,s t
t'e"1 "o'aes LIST August 1916; page SOC
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For CALroHNIA-The ship Samuel Appleton cleared at
Boston the 10th ult for San Francisco with two hun
dred passengers including several families clearance
for the British brig George applied for but
fused the ground of her alleged useaworthness She
had about 80 passengers engaged.
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IHE FLORIDA iNpiANs-By the Tallahassee (Fla) senti-
mel We learn that Gen Blake had officially announced his
arrival at Tampa with large delegation of Seminole,
from Arkansas He has selected Fort Myers as his head
quarters and he expresses sangune hopes of eectnp the
removal of all the Indians in the course of two or three
months.
On the 9th ult, Capt Jarnagn had succeeded in organ
inng company of eighty mounted volunteers The
necessity of this is to be decided upon nv the
Legislature.
Col Winder, U. s commandant at Fort Myers in let
ler to the Savannah Republican, says that Billy Bowlegs
ho' inclined TO be troublesome but that there are
whites in the vicinity who manifest desire to bring
about collision with the expectation of reapng some
pecuniary benefit from it, Billy Bowiegs and his people
short time since left their planting and spent some five
or six days in hunting for drummer boy who went out
IRON fort Myers and got lost They finally found him
and brought him in.
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ms- A CARn,-AnoLpu WELckEp. whose nam,

yEG~ ACARD.-ADoLPH WELCkER, whose name
has repeatedly appeared in city called upon
abode and condition known the subscriber Adoph
enough to render his acts of folly criminal
the lunat asylum yet sufficiently relief
from responsibilities which he totally unable fulfill For
the had TAKEN when by his sudden disappearance
the present call obligatory brother
milo WILLIAM WEJCKER IL NnynIes attract
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MADAME ADoLPHE--In consequence of the numerous
calls this celebrated lady ut the Western veranda she
has decided to remain few days longer See advertise
ment in another column
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City Intelligence.

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CouNCIL.-This body
met last evening Recorder Caldwell in the chair and
members present.
message from the Mayor was read, announcing the
sale OF certain contracts for the Municipality The sales
were approved and the securities referred.
TREAsuRER's REPORT:
Balance on hand last report ............. Sails 81
Received since S325S7g So
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ny DR.. McDowELL's LECTURES G

mellow ELL will deliver the Lycsum Hail. THREE LECTURES,
beginning WEDNESDAY EVENING, tpast O'Clock.
Ion THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE HUMAN RACES
AND THE DIVERSITY OF THEIR ORIGIN.
g.. ON THE CAUCASIAN OR WHITE RACE.
SON THE CoLoRED VARIETIES AND SLAVERY.
Or AdmittAnre Fifty Cents the dnor nhaa
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ARMoRY HALL.-The Wizard stills hold forth to crowded
audiences astonishing and delghting all who visit his
Temple of Mystery
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~ Our friends between Canal and St.

the River and the Swamp must bear with 70 for few days
ropes SUBJ
failing will oblge making known
those week month will please
send in thsr and address. -
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aa- Our Capitalists Should remember that

the great BAITURE SALE MONDAY March The
location of said property decidedly he best situated
purposes the lot having
DESTROYS purchasing informed that photographic Plans
be obtained the office Ne j. A. BEARD MAY
NH
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Our thanks due to the Clerk OF the steamship Mex
leo for files of Galveston papers
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NEg OR JOMPTRULLEK.- TORS OF the Jres-
SirsThs friends OF good desire testify
election month"; their appreciation OF the talents integrity
Mr. JOHN CALHOUN by electing him the CoMPTRoL
LE for which will please him Candidate.
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re- For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
o. DxBuYs the present Comptroller of Municipality One
Candidate the COMPREHENSIVE OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS. felt
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5" For RECoRDER. Thomas H. SHIELDS is
Candidate for the office Of RECORDER THE DISTRICT
subject to the nomination OF the Wing Convention.
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E4- For REcORDER-Second District j. L
FABRE mis-
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Telegraphed to the daily Crescent.
e 81 tts Peoples (eariIIp) Itns.

Democratic Convention organized; Dr. W. B. Scott
Presidents much excitement and confusion; vote for
President Stood first ballot, Cass 10l, Douglas IL Blu
chanan name Withdrawn. An attempt was made to
Douglas as second choices voted down The Convention
is still in session. and about to elect delegates II.
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Thanks to the clerk of the steamship America for late
Apalachicola paper.
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Nrfu Mustr.

A. D. Hewitt, No. 80 Camp street, has received per
steamship Falcon large assortment Of and beauti.
full Music. Mr. Hewitt has sent US the following:
Graduating song Of the u S. Military Academy, by
Heff Appelles, 'f "-eI
Reception Polkan dedicated to Kossuth by g. Hifert,
Flowers of the Valley" three brilliant rondos by j. A.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1852.

MARRIAGES AND DEATHs--We will hereafter publish the
simple announcement of marriages and deaths free of
charge.
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Es" For City SURVEY oR.-Messrs Editors of
announce LOUIS H. PILE rs u candidate for
CITY SURVEYOR THE PEOPLE
n Election on the 22d March, 1852 fe6 gp
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Married
Died {:

On Saturday March At their residence Cont, and Franklin
BINE KLINE - Y - - -
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Mg- For CONGRATULATIONS of the Gre

BENJAMIN FLORENCE, ESQ., Candidate ALDER
MAN the Fosrth District of the city NesOresns
Sf Election take place the Monday nhl
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re- For CITY SURVEYOR are authorized
to HUGH GRANT Candidate CITY SURVEYOR
NEW ORLEANS. t Election Monday, March fel6
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communication signed sCenci," appeared in the
Crescent yesterday without the knowledge or approba
ton of any of its conductors How it got in mystery
to for had we seen it, should have promptly ex
Guided it. If gentlemen wish to give vent to their sect
rian bigotry and petty preiudices fumed out in most
gandoquent phrase they must seek some other medium
tbo,t his
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THE VISIT TO THE BALTic-Neither House of Congress
was in session the % inst they having adjourned
to pay visit to the steamship Baltic lying in the Poto-
mac at Alexandria. The steamer William selden was
decorated with fag and had board the President OF
the United States, and Messrs Stuart, Conrad Graham
Crttenden, and Hail. of the Cabinet the English Rus
sian, French, Brazilian and Spanish Ministers; Major
Gen. Scott Com. Norris and the Mayor of Washington
Major D. French the President the Board of Alder
men, Sas ii. HILL ESQ., the President of the Board o.
Common Council and nearly all the members of the City
Councils the Mayor of Baltimore and members of the
Councils of that city and other guests together with
large number of ladies. This steamer was the first to
move at IL y o'clock for the Baltic the Marine Band
playing, meanwhile, national air When the Seder
reached this vessel the President received with
customary salute-the firing of Several other
steamers brought into requson and it estimated
that at time there two thousand guests board
the Baltic. splendid repast prepared, and the &C.
casion of great pleasure If Mr. Collins does not
get an appropriation now, it will be strange.
The NEwYoRK LEGIsLAruRE-The lower House of the
Network Legislature in session from 10 O'Clock the
morning of the 9th to o'clock the morning of the
2Sth ut struggling the resolution declaring vacant
the seat of Mr. f. L. Snow QSth ward city of NewYork
During the excitement in the night the gas lights were
suddenly extingushed and is said by the uncharitabe
in that vicinity that several members had their hats very
full of : bricks" One hat Ono head in t) found in
the basement in the morning Candles obtained
and thes ergeantatarms sent to drag lodging mem
bers out OF their hiding places quorum finally OBJ
tanned and the resolution passed Mr. Snow the lead
ing adyocate of the Maine liquor law, and the Tribune
very indignant at the proceedings
HIGH PRIcEs.At the sale of the property of John
Summers deceased, says the Newberry IN c. Sentinel
the 18th and 18th ult gang of nnety-six negroes
comprising and children of various ages was
sold at the average price of S512 head Prime mules
brought us high as S196 q piece.
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~" For RECORDER are authorized to
Mr.. a RECORDER OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT ORLEANS formerly the city of La
fayette.
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| 5~ For RECORDER. Editors: Please
CHARLES " JONTE as Candidate for RECORDER OF
| ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
"a The First District Felicity Road feis
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rs" For TREASURER. Editors: Mr..
CHARLES H. TANEY an old and resident of this city,
candidate for TREASURER the ensuing election supported
by all his friends, whose iie2I LEGION.
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NkwoEIksSs, March 8, 1852.
To TWENTY AMATEURS
md Bervant,
|. Nj. WtIlTBECK.
To MIR. DAN RICE :


SRA few of the friends of excellent Manager Mr.
H. NJ Whitbeek desire to tender TO him supplementary Benefit the
performance which shall entirely purpose
carrying their desires effect, ,hey
get the of Amphieare HORSES Wardrobe
next Friday Evening" the 18th early reply greatly obe
yours, respectfully, TWENTY AMATEURS
ST. CHARLES STREET, March s, 1857.
COMMENTATORS note OF this date before gives
pleasure tender you the You ask well a of my
services in forwarding purpose giving Complimentary
Benefit long tried friend H. NJ. Whibeek Yours truly
mhg DAN RICE
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gsss- For STREET COMMISSIONER. Editors of
the Crescent Please Candidate for
the above Office He ns city, and gene
rally known DAILY the Drayman will supported by hi,
friends. mhs tc.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME CouRr.-This court was To M,
Journ on the I'd inst to meet again on the first Monday
April next
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| rs" For STREET COMMISSIONER -Please an
nounce A. MoNTANYE Candidate office of STREET CON-
MISSIONER at the solicitation many friends ensuing election
.sd March fe23
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Complimentary to Mr.. J1.httbeczc.

. ~ NEwORLRANs, March 8, 1852.
H. NJ. wHrTBEoK, Esq.,.
DEAR siErhe undersigned, and others among friends in this
city, desiring at compliment long tried WORTH and
secure to themselves evenings of unique character have
banded themselves together for the purpose giving strictly Amateur
Arenc Performance the which, with their compliments
they hereby tender They already with
Rice and secured the OF his Amphhea Horses Music Ward
robe NEXT FRIDAY EVENING the 18th ns thor purpose
all OF which they hope that they will your acquescsne
Very respectfully, yours, TWENTY AMATEURS
- .-,-- NKw0Rr kkNs, March {, 1882
To TWENTY AMATEURS;
GEsTLEMENYour very polite note of this me-
recprocang heartily all the
have declared knowing you individually Intimately
most honestly do sol good my part
declining substantial compliment connection with
friend Dan Rice, prepared certainly heartily
acqnsce in suggestion In the hope genemen TINT
novel vocation that evening all be agreeable
wish it, remain, truly obliged friend md servant
=. IL NJ. WHlTBECK
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! - - I-7-. POST UfFicE. Mobile, March s. 1852
have always heretofore taken pains to forward all way
letters from NewOreans for the East by the mail leaving
mere on the day Of their receipt These letters number
300 or 400 daily and the number now increasing 1t
has always been difficult to push them forward when we
mad more leisure than is allowed Us minutes) It
occasionally when the New0reans boats arrive ahead of
their time think therefore you had better give public
notice that way letters from New0reans going beyond
Mobile are likely hereafter to remain over one dav here
Tor want OF time to prepare them for regular Transmission
hasoWTo' Yours very truly,
u. s, BEERS Postmaster
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a.. .Wosqun's Literary Depot,

u. U. ONOVyUWS LsteE"y DtPOt,
EXCHANGE PLACE. adjoining the Post-oace
F BOOKS published in tho United sa~s together
with the REVIEWS MAGAZINES, NOVELS, ETC.. pomptrs-
ceived at the above establishment issued from the psa
Also the best English and American STANDARD WORKS
kept hand. ~"S"
Citizens Strangers respectfully invited to CALL
Orders for any AMERICAN FOREIGN BOOKS received
9r,an
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Theodore Sshallehn,

"Eugenia Polka by Theodore SchaIlehn
post Boy Polka by VIM, Dresser and No OF Beyers
sose Musicas They from the publishing house of
VIM Hall & Son, NewYork.
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~ For TREAsURER.-WM. H. GARLAND is q
Candidate TREASURER OF THE CITY ORLEANS fea
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MAIL scHEpuLE.-Mr Musson Postmaster. announces
that the Postmaster General has modified the schedule
under the new arrangement) Route No. 61O1 in the
following satisfactory manner:
Leave NewOrleans--1st November to LIST June at PM
and residue of the year at Il NJ
Arrive at Mobile next day by 10 A. m-1st November to
LIST June, residue of the year by 4. NJ
Leave Mobile daily at 2 p NJ
Arrive at NewOrleans next day by AMI
Mr. Musson hes received the following communication
from the Postmaster of Mobile in reference to letters sent
in the way MALL
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rss- WHrGs, RALLY THE Who's Of the Sixth

and Seventh Wards First Municipality requested to meet at
LDEBRANDrS CoFFEEHOuSE corner of Hospital and Ieyet
Streets FRIDAY EVENING March 2 o'clock purpose
Of selecting Candidates Assistant Aldermen.
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You may have used an ordinary s years. without meeting
sny accident serious injury from imperfect
sure upon the bowels but then taken during
day or week with all the horrible symphonic
t Remember the above cases. while you opportunity
do they ought have done-RESoRT TO THE BEST MEANS OF
SECURITY.
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CouGImations md RCeekions.


NAsuIEGroN, August 3lst.-The Senate in
executive session has confirmed the following
appointments:
A. X. Hall, Judge OF the Northern district
courts OF New York
Hon Samuel y Hubbard. of Conn, to be
Pos'ma tcr G enra.
II. J. Thorn, Of Ala, and Iiland Hall of
Vermont, commiss onors of laad clsins ia Cal
lorna. Colonel Craig, vice General Talcot,
as been confirmed.
John T. Towers, Of Washington, confirmed
superintendent oflhc public printing.
Gen. Edney was confirmed as Charge to
Guaeu ala.
The nomination OLA. e. Bradford, of Lou.
isana, as Judge ofthe Supreme Court. in place
Of Mckinley. deceased, has been laid OH the
table for the the present.
The nomination OF General James Wilson
of New Hampshire, as commissioner Of land
caims III California has been rejected.
Jerome Fuller, Chief Justice of Minnesota
Territory, was rejected
The Corwin committee will probably meet
in about ten days. meantime summoning wit.
nesses.