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HpcciGl Notifies.

~ The Joint Committee of Arrangements
Or GRAND WING RATIFICATION MEETING, OF
me SENIOR and YOUNG MEMS WING @ ENERAL
COMMITTEES, will meet az the Broadway House, THIS
(saturdsyl EVENING at O'Clock. By order
b. L. BUDD, Sec'y. GEO. J. CORNELL, Chairman
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ITO COTTON MANUFACTURERS

Il RARE CHANCE--Wanted, a practical Cotton
Manufacture who can msDd eash capital Of about
slofeo 70 iOin Company already sblished TO carry
OF best Mills In the country Any further Information
car Be obtained BY making immediate application al the
Office of this paper
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Gbanres for Business Ellen.
NOR SALE-Foundry, Machine and

EOR SALE-Foundry, Machine and
Backsmth's Stop. The above establishment has beer
IN sucoessul operation than twenty years and contains
large assortment Of unsurpassed Geadng and all other pat
terms for Mill work Steam Engines Slide and Hand Lahes
together with great variety Of other pattern, connecteo
with the above business and extensive patronage already
secured The above establishments located within three
bou1s ride of hi, city with the best facilities for travel
and transportation. and also two Of the greatest tho
roushiaies in the State The present propetor w'sn
b. retire from business offer the above property very low and
tern : Of payment easy. Apply to w. T. LEONARD n
W SMITH, Machinery Agency No. 10 Merchants tx
change.
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CHARLES B. NORTON, Publisht


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rTA Di,course win be preached on the Messiah, ia
Ass.r Congregational Church. near the Bowery, East
ToMoRROW (Sabbath) at 81 O'Clock. r. NJ, after which
.smysred Jewish Rabbi will pubcAy profess his faith In
rJ.t BIZ baptism Preaching also 10 the morning.
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a ReIisious Notice.-Elder ISAAC n WAITE IL

sosr Notce.-Rev DIR. COX will preach in Houston-t:
bsssb,t.rsD Church (cOrDer of ThompsOu) TO-MORROW
is.sfs,bl EVENING at II o'clock Subject Gods Re-
rnres AZ sinst the Unbeiof Of Men.
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CARM WANTED.-Two houses and

lou unireumbersd cash value u noo rsnfs ts25. wig
< EXCHANGED for snail farm with good buildtnD ncx The
city, Ia New-lersey, u that value or less ARplyto
BEEBE 4 HALLETT, Nc. $50 bresdwsS
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MEADOWS ITALIAN AND ENG

NE Ia DOW - / ITALIAN AMI ENb-
lVh LISH DIC1IONARN.-D. APPLETON \ CO.
Ne 900 Broadway. publish on Saturday, NEW ifALl m
AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY, IN two parts l. liahan
ard Ergsh H. English and Italian compehendins IN the
all the old words contTsetios and licenses used by
the ancient Italian poets and prose winters in the second
pait al the various meanings OF English verbs with
ltsisn lsnguase &c By T. c. Meadows NJ. A. volume,
itno 100 pages fac nie Of the Thrice nth slsreo
tNre ~ clish COTTON Of tins standard man 1al 81,
u A a Co. have just published SEOANES NEuMAN
AND BARkT1l, by \elazqueZ PTonouneing Oicu0na-
~ OF Spanish ard English Languages: Conpoed ir0m
The Sfash DicCna les Of the Spanh Academy, Terreros
arc SALIVA upon the basis Of Sroanes edition OF Neumau aud
Baett ard from the I'm dish Dictionaries Of Webster, Not
cester ara Walker with the addition Of more than eight
tioiSsro words diCms aud faniiLp the Irregular
ties OF the verbs snd grammatical synopsis OF both Ian
susses By Mariana Neloz9uez de la Cardena Ptoi'r on
,he Sranish Language AID Literature Coumbis Cole GO
New York ard Corresponding Member Of the National Ia
stiiute Washington vol royal 8yOr PIP loOO Pnce 81
The deslderatum OF accurate oomPehea'ye and
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rOAP and CANDLE FACTORY for

y SALE-With a 10 years Lease, Of very low rent
The pre- mses successful operation, with soAp kettle
capable boiling thou, add pounds leach tubs &c, Nc
ad about . STANDS Of Candle Mods, OF different sizes
With kettles &c complete for the candle business There
an uufins well Of IN the building, which Is cluye
rent 10 steaub landing and railroad depot within three
nous Of TN, city SWING uninterrupted comnunicaton
throughout the year For and further particulars ad
dres. Box SIS Lower POst-Ollice
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attn Monroe-place Brooklyn. will TOMORROW
M0REINC deliver discourse upon the Life and Character
fihe Rev Hosea BaOu Services 70 commence az w
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Nem Publications.

A DVERTISEMENT.-Th day pub
IA lished, Good Tidngs of Great Joy; entitled THE
HISTORY OF TIE ORIGIN OF ALL THINGS
by Coos Holy Spirits Read, and ponder Price
SIX cents only that being the printing and circua
ting IL. Apply 10 FOWLERS WELLS New-York, at
wholesale, and 10 any good bookseller at retail
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THE NRw-YORK TRIBUNE

90, e.IuoEEia, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
.-,bsd on the departure Of each Semi-Nonthly Mai
- Pree 81 cents per copy.
GREELEY HcELRATH, Publisher
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no FARMERS and COUNTRY GEN

Il TLEMEN.-A yoCnE Man Of good education desires
employ Farm willing 10 teach the children and
rlahe himself useful In return for his board and small sal
Ey. The advertiser having been accustomed 70 sedenty
occupation. desires change Sallrv not much OF
object home Address z No. Isl Broadxay room {.
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mant @mplopment.

AS NURSE to a young Infant, by re-
~ spectacle Protestant Woman. She can be seen for
two days AZ her last place, No rs West llth-st.
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rug NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

FUFOFKAN EJACULATION
mAa a, the departure OF esch Mail Steamer for Liver
pss 81 cents copy s. per year. 20 any part Of
70. ssss,u or 81 70 the Continent postage included
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arATRIMONY AND THE SECRET

I've OF LOVE AND Enthusiastically illustrated.
Teaches how win the de voted Affections Of the opposite
ea Love Covrtship &c also how to he handsome Single
book - cents Five copies 81 Address Dr. DUNALL Al
ANY n. Y, postpaid. Sent free BIZ retsTn mail
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by Pay

si:sb location in pleasant town. TO practice or 70
b associated with regular physician. whose practice u
81 fciert for the support OF References exchanged Il
ds,iIed Addre.s p r. Il. this office. Tor three days.
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ROOMS, near Wash.

ing,onsqusrs A Gentleman and Wife or nnsle zen s
secoud focrs with bedrooms with CT without bosra
f1t cess private house Large pleasant yard ~.
ysrly place ara Clinton place. References required
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GUNNER Retreats.

BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Sevefal
families may obtain boaid for the summer season -
Meadow side Glen Cove. The horse is nearly new WIN
rre -irv rooms pleasantly situated by the salt waer and
prTcpuded BY BEAUTIFUL walks and rides For further par
,cplsrs inquire Of HENRY VALENTINE, proprietor OF
he Meadow side stage line orof ALBERT II. OOChS' NO
t5i RoWeTv n Y.
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|I7pNIsHED ROoNs.-A large Par

=. b.n1.ouely furnished; also, two Gn.Ll aooLn' "
IL lef Nithcgt bosrd At No. III Chsmoersst'
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NOTlCk.-The subscriber. hsving taken
RICHMOND HILL HOTEL, 4Staten
CELECT COUNTRY ROARD.-One

~ su all Family have tine rooms m most healthy and
o, srabe location the Sound. the New.Nsven Rail-
road. For description Of the village advent semsnt OF
Marine Hotel. at Fairfield. Address h, Box No p $50
Post Office.
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RELIGIOUS Notifies.

~ preaehing.-Rev. r. 5. FOSTER, recently
Pastorof Their Geene a. VI T.. Church will preach
S8MORROW Sunday MORNING al To- O'Clock. Sea"
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A Fault Somewhere,

We salary correspondent at Baltimore to
furnish US daily with such items Of news as
twice week our correspondents letter fails TO
reach us until its interest is materially diynin-
ished. Is the fault with The post office or
with our correspondent A few days since, on
ait occasion of this kind, our messenger brought
US word-with the letter delivered the morning
to deliver the way pouch in season. The Bal
timore evening papers. too, which are generally
useful to us, also often provokingy miss. Who's
in faultl
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. HOUSTON inquired whether there wac any
question now before the House
The SPEAKER replied there The fret
business in order was the resolution introduced
Yesterday directing the Committee on Printing 10
make a contract with DJuslsJn aud Armstrong for
The printing OF the census.
SIR HOUSTON appealed % the House aud t. the
gentleman from Mississippi. mir. NAEEas,) Ubo
vas entitled 20 tho OJr t. allow the subject 90 90
over unuI 10 morrow or some other day, and pSr
init him to make motion 60 20 into Committee 81
the W hole OF the skate - the Union iJr the pur.
,ose of "a king Up the Mexican Indemnity bill, dc
late on which had closed. This ought ~ be done,
ond he felt bound 10 make the appeal.
Mr. McMULLEN would suggest to the gentle
man from Alataius and the gentleman from NJ
,issio that II practicable at this etsRe Of the pro
cgedinc, the resolution be referred 60 the Commit.
object of both would then be attained, and the gen-
,Iemau from Misses would have n viderrangc
Tor debate.
Ibe SPEAKER A tn6tfyn to refer would be in
CIDER snd the gentleman FROM MISSISSIPPI. Ia emit
tied TO the floor
Mr.. McMULLEN Then ] esk d,e geGil.Inan
% yield the floor Tor that purpose.
Mr NABFRS asseuted; and
Mr. McMULLEN made the motion, aud de.
mandcd the previous question.
MIR BROWN Of Mi-sissippi suggested 10 bic
,tlc, que that he would not be entitled tJ the floor
I, the H. use should send the resolution 90 the Com
,,ittee Of f., Whole on the state Of the Union.
MIR ORR a, sired H. Enquire the eject Of sufiatn-
,no the prt viotis question suppose TIC House,
I'D, ia. p,srion. 0,.rstion shall have been sus-
tsiued teiusts 10 rDn,1it the resofuuon, to the
COMMITTEE ol tie Whole On DE state u the Oniou'
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Inc advlces from the copper mines on Lake Su
perior we learn, are moro satisfactory to the own
srs OF stock than ever. The celebrated CHf mine
ls turning out its customary masses Of solid me tal
Tho NorMDest, in the same district, ia opening n
now vein superior in richness to it's fret and will
soon DO prepared to make heavy dividends The
Copper Falls, too, lie developing is hidden wealth.
aud presents fine show of copper masses.
In another district, the Quincy mine is being Wig
orously worked, and discoveries have been mazda
upon their location indicating that the copper re-
gon is confined to no small territory The follow
ing letter from c. C.. Douglass, a person well
known on Lake Superior, gives come account OF
one OF his recent discoveries:
"QUINcY MINE, December l3, 1851
"DEAR Sir: ! improve the first opportunity Of
informing you that have found the vein to the
west Of the shaft sunk by Mr.. Dunn. One corner
oil his shaft cut part Of the lode near the surface
the vein taking dip in opposite direction from
what Mr.. Dunn calculated. He lost il entirely
The course Of the vein ia south about tbirtv de-
grees west, with norhweserly dip. The lode
Is over two and half feet thick and well CHARGED
with copper-excellent stamp work 1t ia nv In
tention to follow the vein, let it run as il NAV.
One OF the newly discovered veins is over two .cet
thick, and is fast becoming rich in copper, Tie
vein stone and wall rock are of an excellent char
acter At this time, you will perceive, things are
looking remarkably well with US. The vein in
the Dunn shaft still continues to improve Il pro
duces some small sheets Of copper and excellent
stamp work. 1t is nearly two feet thick.
''Yours, truly, G. c. DOUGLASS,
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The WHO COUNTY CONVENTION of Fayettc and
Marion counties, Indiana, held last week, unani.
nously adopted resolutions declaring General
"iSFiELp sooTT and JOHN j. CRIrrKNnEs to be
their hrst choice Tor President and Vice President
Inc fayettc Convention adopted also the following
resolution:
Hf'o'rrd, That the people Of Fayette county are
in favor Of the administration of the N,t;on.i -
ernment according TO the principles laid down bv
Washington and the earlier Presidents; a promi.
nent one OF which 49, to be friendly with all ma tons
our mission IL confined to tho relation. of orr ovn
Governments, and that all for the purpose of
acquiring foreign territory, in aid of foreign ma
uons ior any purposes w whatever wholly dsconnsct-
ed with the peace and harmony of our own Gov.
ment are contrary to the letter and spiri, of our
Tree Institutions, and deserve the rebuke of every
lover oil his countrys good-for 'ohy should zoe quit
our oUn TO stand on foreign sro,.nd?'',
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Tgr SALE or TnK PAMsERo.-A Correspondent
Of the New York Express, writing from Jacksop.
vile, Florida, on the 17ih infant, says
1.-THE steamer Pampcr5, which was recently con .
demncd by the United States district court al 81
Augustine for violation of our neutrality laws in
being engaged i'll the Cuban CT petition, was to-
day sold un1er direction of Colonel Nyrick. United
Statoa marshal Sho sold for XI5IOD 10 Mr.
IemPieton OF New Orleans, agent for Mr. Sceur.
the former owner. Previous to the steamers being
offered Tor sale, Mcqueen Mcintosh, cra Of tbis
place, briefly addressed the assembled crowd. md
appealed to them in behalf Of Mr.. Scgur and fami-
~ not to force his agent to bid her OF at her full
value, Which he whs prepared 10 do in case nccas.
sity required IT. Mr.. Molntosh's remarks doubt
lees had their effect, judging from The low som ior
which she was sold y
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PETITIONS, ETC.

On motion Of Mr.. POLK,
The House then adjourned.
PETITIONS, ETC.
by MIR. }. w. HOWE: The petition OF 4. F. Cur
u.s. oil Pennsylvania, praying Congress TO pass
law making land warrants issued under the act Of
looo aeslgnable. Referred
Also, two petitions from sundry citizens of But
Ter and Beaver counties, Pennsylv ania, praying
Congress to establish post route from Butler But
Ter county TO New Brighton. in Beaver county,
w IN. Buhls store. Referred
ny Mr.. PORTER Five petitions, signed by over
three hundred citizens Of Marion, Shelby, and Ma
con counties, Missouri, asking the establishment of
post road from Hannibal to Bloomin gton, (via
Warren, Oak Dale, Shelbyville SCI Referred 10
the Committee on the Post Office and Post Road
ny mr.. GOODRICH; The petition of E. p. Day
and Others Tor an appropriation to dcfray the OK.
penses incurred by contributors of articles from the
United States TO the Industrial Exhibition in Lon
don.
BY Mr.. BRIGGS: The memorial of Walter II.
Jones and others, asking the immediate csta bIish-
nent OF United States Mint in the city Of New
York; together with statement of the amount of
gold bullion received at the port of New York from
California during the year 1851. Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means
by Mr.. BABCOCk The petition of the NOR
chants. mers, ship-owners, and others, Of the
city Of oswego, New York. praying Congress to
make an appropriation to rebuild the foundation Of
the light house at Oswego.
Also. the petition Of citizens OF Oswego county,
New York. praying that the Military Bounty Land
law OF 1850 may be extended to the widows of Of
fccrs and soldiers entitled to the benefits of said
law, whether married unmarried at tho lime of
application.
BY Mr. STUART: Several petitions Of citizens
OF Laporte, Indiana, and Berrien county, Michigan
for the improvement of the harbor at New Buffalo
IN said State Of Michigan Referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce.
BY MIR. CHANDLER: The memorial of mer-
chants ship. owners, underwriters, and other citi-
zens OF Philadelphia interested in the commerce of
that port. demonstrating against tho repeal Of or
iinparing the efficiency Of the "Act for the reduc
ton OF the costs and expenses Of proceedings in
admiralty against ships and vessels, passed March
.. lS47, and asking for additional and definite
legislation.
Mr.. SCUDDER moved that the petition of Elijah
Swift and others, citizens of Massachusetts, asking
an appropriation for the Of the harbor
OF Great Woods Hole, and the accompany ins pa
pers, be taken from the fles and referred TO tho
Committee on Commerce.
Also, that the petitions of William C. Starbuck
and others, Josiah Bradlee and others, Charles |
Holden and others, Enos Kent and others, Thomas
Nickerson and others, Ezra Phinney and others, |
William V. Kent and others. and Robert B. Will |
lians and Others citizens of Massachusetts, asking
an appropriation for breakwater at Great Point |
Nantucket be taken from the files, and referred to
the Committee on Commerce.
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senator from Louisiana.

Ielegraphic ndvices from New Orleans rer-
resent that ). p. BENJAMIN, Wing, has been
elected to the United States Senate for sly
years from the 4th March, 1853, to supply the
place made vacant by the expiration of the
term OF General S. U. DowSs, by majority
or twelve votes General Downs. it is stated
received the entire vote of his party and thraa
wing votes besides. Three Democrats were
absent on account Of ndisposition
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Supreme Court OF tho United States.


TUESDAY, January 27, 1852.
NO. 96 Samuel Dinsman. plaintiff in error. vs.
Chas Wilkes.--This cause was argued by Messrs.
Addison and May for the plaintiff in error, and bv
MIR. bradley for the defendant in error
NO. ". Lessee Of John Kennedy's executors,
p'aintiii IN error, Us r. Bsebe ct Al This cause
was submitted to the consideration of the Court ON
the record and printed argument, by Mr. Camp
bell for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until to morrow III O'Clock n m
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Tns sNELT TaADE.-A gentleman has sent to
Now York, by express, during the past four days.
(says the Boston 1faveie,,) five tons Of smells,
They sell at from $50 to SI20 per ton They
were caught in meta in Maine.
These little fish are believed by many to bs quite
as delicious as The muc h. prired sardnes.
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A Letter from Another OF the Cu,An prt
sOners.

We find in the Mobile R.gisfsr letter from
Charles A. Downer, one oil the Cuban prisoners
sent to Spain, in which he relates some OF tho par
ncuiars oil the expedition, and Of its final result,
and concludes his statement follows
Again say thus ended this expedition, and 90
IT ought to have ended For an expedition raised
through deception. where young men OF no expe-
ricnce In nffnirs Of this sort induced through
false representations to join in a revolution, Gods
curse ought to be upon it, and the leaders should
be made to suffer such torments IA none but de-
mons could invent. But no, the most innocent in
this case have been made to suffer. For Colonel
Haynes and Captain Kelly, two men who worked
harder to get up the expedition than any others,
WERE by order of the captain general, released al
Havana. But Gods will be done; if am doomed
TO remain prisoner here, 1 shall submit and bear
my late like man. But should IL be my luck TO
return home, assure you sincerely that this 10 the
last time, as well as the first, thnt will ever en-
gage in an undertaking of this kind"
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The Branch Mint i'm C.I,forn,.

Our readers will find in another column
memorial from our fellow-citizens in Califor-
MA. The names appended to il are too nu-
merous for insertion in our columns, but we
md among thema large number of merchants
the most eminent bankers, the chief State and
national officers. and, in fine, the business
men, generally. Of every profession and pur-
suit
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MtssisstpDi.

Governor FoorE, Judge f. NJ RosERs.
Hon DANIEL w. ADAMS, General w r.
MILES, Messrs. LAKE and WILSON, and Colo.
mel HUssEY, are named as candidates to renra-
sent the State of Mississippi in the United
States Senate