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1GBMAoHRIH H3To orunrn
| Will s.ssr ~ ~ . rrsssr. zssii -. 80
neis ere those which wefe exkfhIf1S ,se.S 49,
s Tsp saSsspsl slslss s. z.segs ~ W. znssss.
wonder md sufpr1se 81 svsft M Il s. e
se<n bic eiu0st incredibie pefsor5nS1osS So b !. =
Tho 1qucstriAn Tfenp8 ID 01ilEc6< II. &.
peLlor Y ins 8. snovn among whlsh NJ ~.
Ward, De Lacey. Mastera Thomas. Henry. ~ M
inst Clown Of Ill Clowns, j. o. Myers who m
throw somerset over sixteen meE, over feu horsss
ana me largest class elephant viii exhibit % n.
/ 1859 = : : = r !. - -.'u s.1n'
Doors open 1t halt past 8 O'Clock. P. N. Perform.
anses commence at N. Admission so cents !:
children and servants IS cents Afternoon per.
forrnance on Saturday, commencing at half pset
O'Clock. r. N. 40 lg-St
ONE NIGHT MORE, AND THE LAST.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Inc pubic Y respectfully informed that MAC.
a. ISTEn, the Great Wizard of the Age, and
Madame MacaIlister have. in the most liberal
manner rendered their gratuitous services for the
BENEFIT OF MR.. ]. H. WESTON,
Stneir Agent and Secretary and will give their
Farewell Soiree Magique!
on Honaay Evening, April I 9th, 1852,
Ar THE RlCHMOND THEATRE
!. peng most positively their last appearance pre-.
slous 20 their departure for Charleston, s. c. A.
caoice seiecon of their most popular feats in Ma.
sIc, aha on this occasion the wonderful and Mys-
~ Dsappearance OF Madame Macalster from
.ne sgnt OF the audience Pistol Shot The Nose
Ainputanont Chinese CONFECTIONERY Peacock |, and
nav ra.se,ious iist OF Wonders will be given.
GB See small bills
aDmlssIoN-Boxes, SO cents; Parquette, 25
,I Lo1rs open ut quarter past 4; commence at 8
y LUCK. a, box BOOK open daily from 10 A. M to
10 j. M. WESTON
- ~ - Agent and Secretary
CONCERT AT ODD-FELLOWs, HALL.
tie SMITH FAMILY, in compiance
with the wishes of many friends, will give =
musical Entertainment at Odd .Fellows7 Hail
e ~ TUESDAY EVENING, April both, 1852. a
enoce selection OF their best Songs, Duets, Qcar
sl.es, Inos. &c, win be given The substance Of
Fnoay evenings entertainment will be renested
an q. several additional pieces will be sung.
cAets % cents each, for sale at the ticket Office
reserved seats so cents each.
Doors open at half past 7, entertainment to com.
$3.50 1900 .. . = oIock. ap l9-xt*
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Funeral of Com. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
News.

News.
NORFOLK April IL.
The mortal remains of the late Iamented
Commodore Warrington, of the U. S. Navy,
arrived here yesterday morning, in the steamer
Osceola. from Washington, and were inferred
in the beautiful Cemetery. A very large pro-
cession of citizens followed them, to their
asst resting place. The officers of the Navy
and Army were out in full numbers. 1t was
h ghly imposing and solemn ceremony.
The barque Ann Thompson, lis days from
Collao, is in Hampton Roads. She in loaded
with guano, bound for Baltimore.
The barque William Chase, from New Or
leans, for Georgetown, and Schr. Watchman.
from Attakapus, for Richmond. Also the
Schrs. Ocean, from New Bedford, James
Otis, from Wilmington N. c., Ashland, from
Alvarado, and Telegraph from Baltimore.
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Adjournment of the Legislature.
ALBANY, April IL.
The Legislature of New York adjourned
sine die this morning.
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n LUT OF FURNITURE AT AUCTT0N
n VIII be sold on TUE SDAY, the 2oth inst. - n,
o'clock, in the Tenement on 10th street, between
Main and Cary, recently occupied by the Rich.
mond Republican, q lot Of Furniture consist no Of
a sidebosrd. Bureau, Bedstead, Tables, Chairs.
Wasbstand, Lounge, Lamp, Metal Msntle Clock.
Glass Ware, Rim and Casters, &c, SC Terms
Cash.
apl7 w q
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
ID BILE REAL ESTATE NEAR kIGHMONn
NH 3l-eotds
=
VTENABLE STREET 7AND FEOERAI

VENABLE STREET AND FEDERAL
STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Will be
sold at auction, on TUESDAY, the 4th dsy of May,
at o'clock in the afternoon, lot of ground front
ing $50 feet the north side of Venabie street. and
235 feet on the western side OF Federal street 1t
will be laid off into small lots fronting on both
streets. TeIms-One fourth cash, the balance in
equal payments of six and twelve months with in.
teresr. THE PROPRIETOR
NH 7-dfs
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LATER FROM RlIR0PE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Arctic.

=. NV YORK, April /
ihs ssesmship Asciie has arrived. sshe
Dr'ngs dates Ron Liverpool fonr days il ser
than those BY tho Aspsrica.
LivkRPooL MARxkrs.-Brown 4. sb;nI~v,e
.''caiar states thar Coston has been very dull
s'nce me departure Of the America. Sales Of
.ouI days previous 70 the sailing 81 the Arctic.
Is,VOO bales. Prices rather IN favor az buyers.
Inc corn market prcsenia more ACTIVITY. but
no quotabic change. McHenry,s Circulsr
says shst speculative transactions. 10 consi-
aeraois amount, have taken place. Flour
. quoted al l9s Cd from ship. Wheat shows n
further decline Of Cd TO Sd, with free sales.-
Corn duh, 2Ss Cd to 2ss Tor yellow, aud sos TO
SIS Tor white. Bacon in good request. bu, NO
stock on hand. French pork offered !, Al.
cline of 20. Lard in more enquiry. and nr;cea
steady. Rice dull.
Trade in Manchester dull and ianguid. 4
further depression was apparent in warns and
manufactured goods.
Consols closed at 9SEa9s. Foreign stocks
firm. Exchanges at previous quotations.
MISCELLANEOUS NEws.-Intelgence had
been received of the death of Prince Schwa,-
zenburg, Prime Minister Of Austria, at Vienna.
The war steamer Berkeuhead had been
wrecked on the coast Of Africa, and $50 lives
lost.
Two and half millions of gold dust had ar
rived at Liverpool from Sydney.
France is reported quiet. Napoleon's speech
was we'll received.
Switzerland had replied to France that she
had done all civilized nation could do relative
to political fugitives within her borders.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 9th Of
April.
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MAY MAGAZINES.-J. w. RANDOLPH
lVA has received
May No Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine
16cents
May No Sartain's Union Magszine-25 cents
The Seven Capital Sins, Avarice, by Eugene Sue
-25 cents.
1851, or the Adventures of Mr. and Mrs Sandboys,
thsir son and daughter who came up to London to
enjoy themselves" by b Mahew and Geo Cruik.
shank-50 cents
The Ladies' Illustrated Keepsake, with steel
plates, 81, same, gilt Si so
Chaplet of Roses, with colored plates, gilt edge
Il %
Mutterings and Musings of an Invaid-7s cents.
Castle OF Otranto, oy Horace Walpole, plates-37
cents
Cottage Tales, or the Entertaining Repository of
Magic, Witchcraft, Tales of Terror, &c-75 cents.
Adams Bookkeeping, with Day Book and Ledger
81
The Grumbler, by Miss Pickering, new edition
% cents
Falkland, by Bulwer, new edition-25 cents
Edward and Isabel, Tales Of the Ocean, by II
Martingale-25 cents
Tom King the Highwayman-25 cents
April No Plough, Loom and Anvil, per year S.
rs cents
May No Godey's Jady's Book-25 cents.
ap 10
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Sailing of the Atlanti,

Sailing of the Atlantic.
New York, April17.
The American steamer Atlantic sailed for
Liverpool this morning, taking out 100 passen-
gers.
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COTTON MARKET.

COTTON MARKET.
New YORK April l8.
Cotton steady. Sales Of the week 1000
bales. Prices range from 81 to 81. Higher
grades firm.
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SO 60 Is 20 80 ls 81 4s SO 40 - 80
scheme To. Day-Capitas: s26,000, 10000,
$780, 40OU $780, 10 prizes OF 1900 10 prizes OF 300
10 prizes of go, &c. GO numbers, ~ drawn bal
lots. Tickets %. Shares in proportion.
an i9
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GREGORY & MAURl
Office, No. 90, Main Street.

Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Class 60, April 10 !:
81 Is 9 2 65 Al 81 50 &c % IL "a IL % IS.
Drawn NosiKentucky Lottery, extra, class SO, April
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dFTscdt q fks George.
NV ORLEANS, April l6.-The Georgia.
from Chagfes, has arrived. She brings three
days later news BY the Tennessee az Funa,nn.
Her mails and passengers went to New York
in the Cherokee
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u ERS.--l00 boxes, from the finest made 70 cheap,
In 90 To- packages, which sell at factory prices
10 dealers to eel again.
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists,
an 10 l25 Nam street
q VlKtsiNfA NOVEL BY A VIRGINIA
"A LADY The Milliner and the Millionaire, BY
Mrs Dr. Hicks, Of Virginia, sufhoress Of the Lsdy
Killer, &c.
Also. few more leit" Of that exceedingly pop.
80 49, II 80 4. MORRIS,
Late Driuker 4 Morris,
ap 10 ~ Main street.
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90 STkAlED OK sTUL en-
- Two DOGS-one of them an imported
liver co,ored setter very long in body, and weighs
5opounds. resembles half pointer aud setter an
swers to the name OF Ponto. The otner liver
coored ana white Pointer, with star ia the Tore
head-weighs 50 pounds, and answers to The name
OF Carlo Said Dogs are thorough bred and q, me.
very valuable. Whoever will return said Dogs or
give information where they may re found, shall be
suitably rewarded; sides, they will confer
lasting favor upon the owner
MILES ANBLER,
an l9-3t* Mavo street Ri bmond "
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LAMBEK rvs OFFICE,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Kentucky, Class 81. April 10th
81 Is 2 65 Al 81 81 20 81 ~ ~ II 50 IS
Ticket SO 50 II, prize By LAMbEhr.
To-Dny-The Kentucky State Lottery, Class No
DO -Cspilais: S28 900, 1000, 5000. 4.0u0, 2,650.
10 OF 200, &c. s. numbers. ~ drawn. Tickets
b Ap ~
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ALD RYE WHIsKEY.-A lew bpis very
40 IL WILLIAMS & BRO.
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f1EWc FOR SALE.-Tne second taptlst
Church having concluded to dispose of the
Pews held by them as such as are forfeited
under the arrangement with the church, for non.
payment taxes will offer the for sale at the
Church on MONDAY EVENING, at o'clock
Many fthe most desirable Pews win be disposed
OF, and rs the sale will be peremptory, those wish
ing TO purchase would do well to attend at the time
stated THE COMM TEE.
ap l9-1t*
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ITO HOUSEKEEPE ask the atten
i lion OF Housekeepers, and others in want to
our large stock Of
Copper Kettles, asstd from ten to thirty galions,
Porcelain and Masiin Preserving Kettles,
Furnaces and Sad Iron Heaters,
English and American Waffle Irons,
Tin'd Stew Pans and Te Kettles,
Britlanis Tea aud Coffee Pots aud Casters,
P ain and Octagon Waite in sets or pairs,
Also, 3 complete assortment of Castings, consist
ing in part OF Ovens, Spiders, Pots, Grddies, Cal
dlons, ETC., for sale by
VAN LEW & TAYLOR,
apl9 Marker Bridge, 10 Main ct.
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4k The steamship ROANOKE, Captain
aRA ~ Parrish viii be ready for freight & l2
O'clock Monday, and win continue to receive II I'm
to !. O'Clock NJ, Tuesday. the Goth inst
She win leave her berth at O'Clock NJ, Tues
day, the Goth inst, for New York, By way Of NOR
folk
Passengers and shippers win bear IN mind that
this fine ship is regular In her arrivals and depart
ures, making the Time between New York ana
Richmond in about 50 hours.
ap 17-3t IUDLAM 4 WATSON
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A LOT OF superior French and English Letter
IA Paper received and for sale by
J. r. kElNINGHAM,
ap I9-3t No. 226 Broad street
uARDEN'S HORSE OWDkks,--Use
Ill these Powders if you wish to improve the con
aluon OF yoar horses, and give them fine smooth
and glossy skin. They are said to be the best in
use. For sale by E J. PICOT,
apl9 Corner opposite the Old Market
FRENCH CLOTH SACKS ANDrnOuAo.
L LIGHT AND HANDSOME.-Ohve brown,
blue and black single twiled French Cloth Sacks
Stocks and sacksees, light and pleasant for spring
and summer wear. Also, Alpaca, Camblet Goat
hair, Linen Grass Cloth, &c, DC. Call at No. 1922
ap 10 KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN
VESTS, VESTS.-lN ENDLESS VAkIrIY
We have, by recent arrivals, received large
and choice collection of black Satin black and fancy
Six, Buff, white and fancy Marseilles, Buff and
brown Linen, Italian cloth, Bombazine Grass CLOTH
Alpaca and fancy Satin Vests, at No. l02 Main
street. KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN,
apis
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II USE-Just received, Q fresh LOT Of the above
kind of Chairs which are 30 desirable for Summer,
being exceedingly cool, light, strong, and durable
They are especially adapted to country residences,
piazza or rustic Chair, are very durable, end
not affected by the weather. Have full supply Of
the different styles, such IS Hail. Dining, Of;cesDd
Ladies' Sewing Chairs, with variety Of the small
or sizes for children. For sale at the House Fur
nishing Store of IL GINTER
ap I1-6t 137 Nam direct
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DERFUMERY, SOAP, BRUSHES. &c.

pERFUMERY, SOAP, BRUSHES, &c.
logne, Ok Marrow Pomade, Bears Grease Pomade
black and white stick do Phiocome do, Bears Oil
Lip Salve; brown Windsor Soap Military and other
Shaving do, transparent Wash balls; horn, buffalo
and ivory Combs, hair, shaving, tooth and Clothes
Brushes, Shaving Cream and variety of articles
for the toilette, &c, too numerous to mention for
sale by w. MAYO DADE, Chemist
aple Main street. opposite Old Market.
WALNUT CATSUP, WALNUT CAT
w SUP.-A lot of very superior made for fami
ly use, by lady In the country. For sale by the
gallon or less quantity. by.
w. M. DADE, Chemist,
Main street, few doors above o. a. Strecker's.
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NEW STOCA OE M1LLINkR i t--LAT-
~ EST. FASHIONS Mrs SWORDS. intends
opening on Tuesday next, April 20th, 1854, large
among which lie large collection of French Hafs
direct from Paris; also, q second supply OF fancy
Straw ditto similar to those which nave been 81
much admired, and given SO much satisfac tion .
all who purchased. The ladies are respectfully In
vited 10 call and examine, at the New Millinery and
Fancy Dry Goods establishment, No 2z5 Broad 81
Shocsoe HILL apI7
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LOCK WlNEB.-l00 cases Mosell and Hook
IL Wines, comprising choice brands and vintag-
es and so cases sparkling Hook, of first quality,
jsut receiving direct per ship Martin Frederick from
Rotterdam, via New York
Part OF the above Wines arrived here per steam
er Roanoke ON Monday. The facilities which
have to import these and other Wines direct enable
me to offer to my customers always good article
and at a. low price a. they can buy them in any
market in this country r. CRANE. -
ap 17-1m* No Exchange block.
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JOHN 4. HATHAWAY,
No 81 Main street, Norfolk.

Hampton,s Tincrure is the great purifier OF
the blood-wili cure Scrofuls, kheumatism, Cslds,
Cough, Liver Complaint Diseases OF the Throat and
Breast DC
CAN and get pamphlet gratis, and BE facts,
cures of men who are known.
For sale by o. A STRECKER, Main street, Rich ;
mond !; g B. JONES a. CO., Petersburg, Va; d..
COOKE Fredericksburg; MORTIMER 4 NOV
BRAY. Baltimore; and BY Druggists generally.
aplg-dits
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1 AND WAkkANTS-Bought for cash, BY b
u B. BAGBY q CO., at the highest mar ket price.
Office over N. B q G. B. Hill, corner Of Franklin
and Wall streets. ap7--Ims
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MAY MAGAZINES.-GEO. WEST & BRO,
I'LL have received Godey's Lady's Book, Ora
hams Magazine, Peterson's National and Sartain's
Uuion Magazine, for May Subscribers received
reasonable terms, or single copies for sale at IS
cents per single number. ap 10
TNCURRUPTIBLE ARTIFICIAL POR-
i CELAIN TEETH AND GOLD FOIL, for sale
in any quantity, by
BENNETT & BEERS. Druggists.
an 10 l25 Main street.
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z4 FOX PORTLAND. Mai----sfs--
fine fast sailing schr LEfRELETT. Cant.i.
hsea, Is now loading tor the above place. md nm
sail with all possible dispatch. For the bulk Of 10o
boxes tobacco, apply to ROBERT RANKIN,
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senate.
Ala,Ng, February 5, 1852
KossI-TH WELCOME.
The Assembly sent Up the KssSuth resolutions a,
amended
THE DGrsT or CANAL CLAIMS.
report was received from the Auditor OF the Canal
Department relative to tho digest of claims elueted
by resolution of the Senate Of January 22d Referred
to The canal commissioners
BRIDGE OVER HUDSON ALBANY.
Mr McNcRRAy (dem J geye notice Of a bill for
Lr.-ge over the Hudson river at Albany.
BALLOT DOVES
an ect regulating the number Of ballot boxes to be
used IL the New York city elections, read third
time aud passed.
BfLLs INTRODUCED.
Mr. MoneAN. (wh.g) introduced bill to ncrea-s the
number OF tae State pupi in the New York state Ins.i
tuition for the instruction of the deaf and dumb.
Mr. CooIsy, (ieu introduced bill TO authorizs the
school Com lissoncrs Of tho Town of smithdei1 in the
county Of Richmcnd to mortgage the scnool property
cohPELiA G CONTRACTORS TO FrlE!L AND ABIDE THEIR
CONTRACTS.
Mr BRISTOL (dem } offered resolution that the Com
ittee on Judiciary having been directed to introduce
bill to compel ths canal contractors to fulfil their
eta4Ao Hks1i.a request TO prepare provision in
the salne b copelfng the State officers TO abide by
their contracts with those doing the work. Adopted
Ihe SENATE then adjourned.
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Ernin lla South.

SENATORIAL ELECTION IN MARyLAND--FATAL Ar.
FRAV-IHE FREE BANKING LAW--THE RIO GRANDE
voLUTfoE--PRQrERTY CUNFECAtED, Erc.
BALTIMORE, February 5, 1862
One Southern mail came through this morning, out
We have roihirg south of Washington tonight,
Tie fr cigl election n Warrington county, Md, has
Te,ulted h. the triumph q French the Whg oondi1ae
i5r The Senate. The whiga end asmocEass axe c0nSs
gueU.ly tied IN the Senate.
During the election Glray occurred at che polls at
8halpbHrg. Geo w Van Lear assaulted ana alaliy
lyjuttd u John II. Schepeby.
1ha Frte Barking Lsw vas introduced In the Mary
ud House Of Del gates 70 day and referred % 9o.ect
Committee
The B,Opusule Fiae contains letter dated the 18th
January, frtm Cen Hlnoy 70 Gen. uragua, thansiug
hm lCf Es conduct during the recent insagrectonary
movements the Rio GIande.
Later accounts from The Rio Qrande report that Cara
ysiu VIII ays hundred men, ped afteen miles
Nom DayNs Rancho, aud that RECRUITS we're daily
rrrg The Mexican forcts, On the opposite side ths
Eiytr, number twelve hundtcd " en- and the Mexican
general sezng ana conascang the property Of the
tnureents.
Tie schooner Townsend jones' from San Juan arrived
VI New Orleans The 21t0 January, with despg ohes
from Commodore Parker @so had been hon2EeG With q
sia.. Lal ~ .A5 V,,.4sls VI ssa susa
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NE WS BY TEE Il G II A p III
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
~~s~os~~y~oo~~rooorNoo-~>~
Eme1te between Senator Borland
and MIR. Kennedy.
Nose Broken and Considerable Excitement.
>~>S~>-o4~>>0~-.>y~o-~>~~-
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
~@~c~o~o"o-0~ooooogN~>>
C0mm0!lon In the Philadelphia County
Convention,
~>->>@o-~N~o-~o~~.~@~N-~N~
Row between the Friends Of Cass
and Buchanan.
AFFAIRS In THE NEW YORK LECISLhTURE.
<~No~N0S~oNo~No>~oNNov~
Appointments By the Canal Board.
s~~>o-~>~~N~~>e-oN>~~N1~
MARINE STERS-POLITICAL ITEMS,
AFFAIRS IN THE NEW YORK LFGISLiTUgE.
Appointments By the Canal Board.
MARINE ASTERS-POLITICAL ITEMS
sc. sc. &c.
Fro M Washington CITY,

EMEuTE BETWEEN SENATOR BoRLANp AND Mr.
KENNEpY-NosE BRoKEN-THE GARDINER CLAIM
AGAIN, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE NEW YORK HERALD
WAsHINeroS, Feb 5-10 A. NJ.
fracas occurred in the anteroom OF the Senate to-
day, between Senator BorlGnd, OF Arkansas and Mr.
Kennedy, the superintendent Of the Ceasus Bureau,
which resulted in the latter having his broken by
blow from the t of the Senator It appears that Mr.
Boriand in the of remarks in the Senate
today ridculed the idea of publishing such mess of
stuff as was proposed to be collected by the Office
embracing the history Of each State When he left the
chamber, Kennedy undertook to convince him he was
wrong ard at length Borland requested that he We ad
cease to importune him. Upon this, Kennedy made
some insulting remark whereupon Borland's fist i'm
medatey came in contact wit his foe and disabled
the head of the bureau These the facts as related
to me b. respectable eye witness Kennedy is the
larger man.
The denial Of the Couie's correspondent that there
s any information in the possession Of the
which throws doubt upon the honesty the Gardiner
claim nust be either made in ignorance with the in
tention to deceive Mr. Fends the United States Dis
trct Attorney has been handed translations of depss
tons taken in Mexico and transmitted to the State De-
partnent, which, if true show the claim to be fraud
The depotonS cannot be used in criminal case except
as showing ground for postporenent of the case Til
the next term with view Of allowing time for the wit
nesses TO arrive H.
PEE soNAL ENCOUNTER IN THE SENATE CHAMBER BE.
TWEEN SENATOR BoRLAND AND MR., KENNEDY, ETC
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
WAsHiNGToS Feb. S, 1852
Immediately after the adjournment Of the Senate this
afternoon, Mr. Kennedy, the superintendent OF the
sus bureau approached Mr Borland Some words were
exchanged, when Mr.. Bcrlapd strsos Kennedy In the
face breaking it is said his Several Senators aud
Others interfered and prevented further conflict.
William Wells formerly police officer Of Balt more,
bas been tried ard convicted e murder in the first de-
gTee for shooting boy At the Navy Yard
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Asse mbiy.
LSH Ef&Ns D
A. aASy, Feb S, 1852.

Bills REPoyrEp.
Er. Rosr (dem J, from the committee to whom the
subject mad been referred, reported that the bill to
am nd the law in relation to convcts kept in the State
prisors he referred to the judiciary COMMITTEES.
Mr. HrrcHNe (whig) reported favsrsbly on the bill
amend tie revised statutes in relation 70 voluntary
6ffiguIneuts.
Ny KING fsvorRbly On the bill relating to the sale Of
drugs and medioines, wieb amendments
DIT j. Kerr (dem fsported favorshly the bill to
incorporate tie Mechanics oud Traders Savings Insti
tuition n tie city oil New York
Mr. G.LE, (cem OF ". Y wished 20 hsve opportu-
nifty TO prsgent report adversely to the bill and noyei
that it lay on the ta,le. Agreed 70
DIT Moss trhig), OF NIAGARA from the joint select
mttee on the rytstg4tion Of the canal frauds, STATED
that they would sefort complete ut the close of next
week
REPORTS FROM EFw IvsTTr
The reports q the Rev York Eye 1ngzry and OF the
BoTeiy Sayilgs Bank, received
TsRiTr.
Mr. WILSON (whg) of Wasugton county, called up
the resolutions offered by aim time since in rta
tion to the tariff
After a eng dlsou.iop. and without erriving ct any
coEcusoo the House refused 10 pore their cons1e
ration indefinitely, motion made that effect By
Mr.. Van Santvoord
The Asse mbly the n adjourned.