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FOR through tickets Washington
other information, apply at the ticket Office.
Besides
Main Northern Route through tickets direct
The Depot Of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
y. & The night To
the following Cottage Tayorsyl.
Junction, Chesterfield, Milford Guiney and
~--
N H. by order of the Postmaster General train will be
run between Richmond and Washington sunday nights
10 deemed
ington and Baltimore by the traveller who
through business pleasure has been
hSays In his power to proceed at convenient hour directly
on his Journey to any point north Of that place.
Aui5 < RUTH AGENT or r,p
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1!'S GALLERY, - Main street.

IHtse Fesses All OF The nrs class built
more expressly for this for
passenger They experienced Captains
quaed for the trade who spare exertsns TO Accom
modae They will be owe and down the by steam aud
may be relied on 20 sail promptly, advertised.
Merchants going North, ordering York will
nnd to their interest ship by this lane freight viii
be taken by other packets every effort
viii be made by the Agents Richmond give sat
isfacton.
We respectfully ask and hope obtaining share
q patronage.
shipped by Idne to New York will be forwarded m
OF commission, New Orleans Mobile, Charleston Savannah
other Southern Northern port
The vessels will Richmond Rocketts in New York
Berth No. l, Coffee House slip, Of Wall street
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
q. II. PERSON, New York, lAgents
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seI5 Opposite Exchange Baui, Richmond. Va

SsADDLERS &r-Tbc subscriber respectfully informs h
- friends and the public generally that he has
two doors belOw Mr-srr. webb found
Are and varied selection Of arceiu Sacty Establish
mrnt % liz oEa manufacture lie hacr himself that
twenty hse his business,
can bc relied on In addition g. tu,ns, have added
manufacture Of al kinds Hlre
sell low b. purchased al the North.
County Merchants gill ind greatly their
erauue for themselves all Of which will sell low for cash.
credit u punciual
mil II
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pzOOK BINDfltY MD BLANK nO"H MtNUFACTOUy.
JANIS WOODHOUsE, (Lafe Nash woolfourc has At
tacird Book Stationery and Piano Establishment
Bnefy Book Mandatory and good
manufacture,
a tnd n aank loots, required ~ Merchants nants, 1nlu.
Ftcorios Ealir I'd Companies Courts
sud Bind Periodicals. hooks Blanks, Music Of Witch
viii b. crecuisd a feasonabs rates sub
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a. 49, gss7 P,sS ., ssiST !.ss :,

comfortable and expeditions steamer PowHATAN,
Captain Charles L. Mitchell, having BEEN
rehtied enlarged,
route between Richmond a Baltimore, week
Passengers by this line will leave
Richmond by the morning Monday week At Z
O'Clock, A. NJ and reach Baltimore In the
probably by midnight thus securing connection with the
en lines out az Ia umore the following
Returning,
"wednesday Of each week, aS& O'clock connect at the
creek the lowing morning with the
RredeeksbuIg aud Potomac Railroad Company
Richmond on Thursday, at2 o'clock p NJ.
Pare In either direction, s. forward cabin ne
ding meais) e. 80.
Pare for first class between Baltimore Paie
phA by the New Castle and Frenchown line second
class do 81 90 Making the whole
Pha by this agreeable line o. - for st class
&c for second class do.
For further particulars through tickets apply at the ONCE
the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Company
mh29 JB WINSTON Tcket Arrnt
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NpAssENGERs FOR NEW YOHk-IDE-
VI WHEEL STEI NSHIfS EOANOHE AND 4fpkN
y1HESIO w Of 200 and 1 400 IN Burihrn.- ETTtS
Passengers New York he
steamship ROANOKE" Edward Cayendy Comma
leaves Richmond regularly TUESDAY
~ way Of Norfolk, allowing them time place.
Passage 10 New York. including and
commodatons, ouly
stceraFc passage, only
The 'Jamcsown," under charge Parish will
be on the route In the Of three weeks.
These ships have been built with comfort strength
ana speed ana bling all NJ the modern improvements have
been introduced into their
rcnced cheers Passengers taking these
York avoid the annoyance Of change Of
hrgcing
ia sight ~ the picturesque delightful part our coast
Ladies travelling alone will be paid
Berth can BE- secured chcr Al office chip
mails A ~ A
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ufaVy and Soup Ladies
hlsiard, Egg and Salt Spoons
Batter Knives, Sugar Tongs, and ShoYels
Plated Tea Ware, in sets Of pieces
Castors OF the most elegant patterns
Cake Baskets richly chased and mounted with Silver .
Chahng Meat Dishes Of sizes TO- IL, IL
inches, beautiful and styles Oyster Dshe
Codse and Tea Urns; Coffee higgins, &C. 4e. 80
Tea OF the most beautiful patterns et
ses or sngly Padding Mouds Caddes Cake Boxes Kni
Toilet Baths Tubs, knife Washers Wash ID
ns sc All the articles, with others,
f1und at bULhLh1 a US
MA 1877 Main
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M Il Sd TIiAtklit,h > GnkAT NOyELs.-HENRY Is.
" MoSpI history Of Henry Emond ESQ., Colonel m The
sTsee 81 hsr Majesty Queen Anne, written by The pre-
ehe OF MI Ihaekeay In this
The curiosity Of the American public regard 10 his Ia,s
dneon OF his versatile pen Though exhbitlns little re-
snbance TO Vanity Fair the nIy
observatory The hrewd insight the
Sonlru AGILITY OF hitting on character few Dol oueh.,
Wh. dSnsIish the more recent writings antho
fAlk-A Novel without a will
vanity Fair must be admitted most ORIGINAL xort
real genius that has Of late been world Will
lasting place In our literature ."-Eru1fnsr.
PENDENNls-Ihe history Pendennis his fortunes And mis-.
Sruhes ms friends aud his enemy
IhAekaTay must take HIS the proe ,atTs
motor the Morasts Of the day. No scents
and manners OF society with
Republic. ''' ""~''"E'V'
The above, together with all other
and popular author be found
~, Piano Forte and Publishing Establishment Of
MORRIS M.t,..,,
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RusHEs " ono linis 20 Clp .r every
apt1 ELIAS IffLF. 900 Sci. .ffU.f
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NTEW SINGING BOOA IN I.lTisT NDTt-.-rns H4TI

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copies the sloTi time since is public ton.
Some idea Of tire extent and variety % this work be given
mentioning besides large number II {I
Tino oftW BdTs, AHceaS di Pieces r. ocei-iy.,
ati RceicH HysEsdHd NEt, IL also contains number
Juvenile Songs for the sabbath School and Social Ce and coli
Sctr Pieces, batofd Moral Cast Gts
Schools To the whole Is prehNed e Elements Of Music
Easy being full expedition Of the subject, illustrated
Exercises and pleasing pieces class Practice.
Trachers Chorsters others invited t.
Dis work NASH 4 WOODNOUSE,
ah9 Publishers and BOOKSELLER ul4r-
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~ OTICEThe Of KENT, PAINE KENT having
~ formed
partnership admitting Mr. ROBERT 4 PAINE Partner
viii continue tbs business under the style
HORACE L. EENT
WM q. PAINE
isl-N :. KENT,
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Military Convention at Syracuse.

NfRANSh Jan IL, i60b,
Tie Military Convention met in tho Market Halt at IL
O'Clock this morning,
General Swan of Rochester was chosen President and
mode an appropriate speech.
Two Vice Presidents and three Secretaries were chosen
After prayer by the Rev. sr Sunderland chaplain of
the Fifty frs. Regiment 1t resolved organize the
invention into State society and committee of seven
was appointed to draft II constitution.
committee Of hvo credentials appointed, and
the convention adjourned till the afternoon.
AFTERNOON sssToN
The Convention .embled at half past two O'Clock
The Committee Credentials reported, when the roll
wss called, and nearly one hundred found be
present.
General FULLERTON inquired whether all parts rep
resented
Tho divisions called numerically and al we're rep
resented
The committee reported constitution for the Mill
tary Association OF the State of New York the conside
ration of which will take place tomorrow Two hundred
copies ordered to be printed.
After discussion tho Convention at four O'Clock ad-
journed till nine o'clock to morrow
nne military concert was given last evening for the
benefit of the Convention which attended by all the
officers, in uniform.
grand military ball takes place this evening
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ARTICLES FOR EXHIBITION AT THE NEW YORK GRys-
tai PALACE-MARISE DISASTERS ETC.
boston Jan. IL, 1858.
Halifax papers Of the 9th inst, have come to hand BY
the America.
The steamer Merlin from st. Johns Newfoundland had
arrived bringing the agent of the New York Crystal Pa
lace exhibition who reports that Newfoundland will be
well represented II is thought that the inhabitants and
the legislature together viii raise $500 for the purpose
An Esqumaux will be sent and also representations Of
the seal fishery, specimens of skill industry, mneraogy
&c, &c.
The Halifax papers state that he teegraphc wires be-
tween that place and ST. Jnn, " b., which have failed
operate much of the titae lately about to unlergo
thorough repairs They aso state that it is suspected
the wires have sometimes been tampered with by unpyn
ciped parties
On the 25th ultimo of Cape Lyon the America picked
two men from the wreck Of the sloop Montpelier One
Of them died in five minutes after coming board.
letter received here, dated Fayal Dec g. SAYS The
rhp Hope from Liverpool for Boston put in here yeser
day having sprung leak, which required both pumps
constantly going to keep her free And but for the
tence rendered by her passengers she could not have
been kept aloat. She will discharge to stop the leak
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IsOvte "a Representatives.


ngHnSscs :aTogr
Mr.. GoaMAu, tjen.) % Ind fro-a the Comm Tea
rr!n 'ng rororsa Jack he so tin heretofore eiersei
% II sn proposing 10 ri,t ;D1 10 ira copies OF the
Com ja Ee,trt, t. cost "a, co0 Atoltad.
GA1rl1" t,a s.lg,ARr cowTs'a coisgCty TIrrv
WIFE
n Eou .suIrel tho coss Gsr lion ot he BIZ re. or
ed from nc Sen ct 6cmr4rtee in esgle ur. C3Twin's
connection with hi epo f1nrar'sn. ar''rer el,p TO
rrss'ut fraud! CO tie Irsas ry Of e r ID St.sa end
:, lrohil r.rsons fod ~ IA .ls executive sls
la " de-ain o. 60 .,,,aet fo pros, 5.n4 cls
rtyat. nj
Ls. ~ To-, whis) c. DO '-ld ie. 3aG.ks In de
cree ocet ,st.4y &c via er1 was .v...red By
ur. Cn4Hls tan > q, Coz d. Who Sssc his rsasors as
r,onber II i .ect o a'.itce To- conc 4rrag in tb.
report. lie !, h.t y c.ics trsN led ntaorg nom
els 20 rscc co. enFa "a, hr.,n ~ ;ot laent, D..
IN, IT tha orc 81 ,oa II sror - INul, air ,s
he Qovo nrcn i su.h rr.otioe es'it it - the tety
al cag 10 rply T. inc cvl N pr' vL5irS
hs bil the com i'teo aa, II hi' dErlent. ~ 'nb.o
1ear ,a isJu' tn.i- nai utso 3ti1n hlt IN doits
20, tt no. u no. hc tcunn with th,n, 'nasrlL-n aa
III evil as', Il. wheh he bill sstsrTss 70 guard .Nst
ara IL ~ Q! re ,orft u Se remety' Ans,
hovr~er net4pe !. 70 tne 70. - rsL ting " the
.p,n Of thN c3iau' tie iucanrhtont vita The fndiny
70 relate. 20 s,c.esr. lora II 5e ntn eddresse
il;nsol. e The report VI c nu. ~, ,n .eniicl -
he strittues Z t.o y",I', nm ron oa'J fir. o.d)
sret.fose na@e : rus due &c y. Gar ny, - a.sor'
thas ths inve ,,'sat o! tic ,..'Gy ,h1 ella n
sgNgts, AMI ..su, t;d1 he c.icrt;oi si.h hs
cclei rLas, tn; - " os INT sss.rinr was "cu
cent " IL" AIM Wa q nc Ike !.ad ca tac a
iry s1pporu"4 Y pet,c !. and tale pa,srs iae
t.cic,..y - OF TIE rea.,sy va, Lot hit friend, nor
Wa! tc hi, (i;' Chnra 'l's, foo th'-,forr ne ral
- gert'e,nan from otc ~, r!uchr He 9hould think
1ot 'te bs aid,rcs ~ algh courage a,stl NJ.
Iy he vas cor ,rilcd 4 cay THIS not oe bet.
i.9 lrrt of ye', which ! ad tc v discretion. re then
5e,@sed the Tot, ~ leftnG 4 Nj corwir. VIC. he
sid, lai done nothing hlamawo~iT.
Rir TAfugaN (rlil OF j' a,H tiat hc gp-re 'cnic n
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Interesting from Concord.
MOVEMENTS OP GEN. PIERoE-FUNERAL OF HON. C.
II. .ATUEHT0S--PISE wEATHER ETC.

CONtOKD Jan. IT, 1867.
Gen Pierce left the Eagle Hotel FOR Andoyer in the 10
O'Clock tsan this mornn., He obtained y comfortable
nights rest at Mr. Williams his old boarding house
resting more quietly than during any night since the
cident NE was greatly prostrated by the melancholy
duties oil yesterday and suffered considerably also from
the strains and bruises which he sustained Gen. T.
accompanied TO Andoycr by his friend Col Stcoe of the
u = army Surgeon O'Neal a faithful Irishman wIo
served under the General in Mexico attended upon him
The funeral of the Hon. C. II. Atheron father of Hon.
Charles G. Atherton v take place to morrow at Am
hurst.
The weather remarkably pleasant The bees are out
side OF their hives the cattie browsing stock of
my on hand as large usual and the of fuel
still larger No ice crop has vet been made
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Assembly.
Assembly.
Albany, Jan. 10, 1858
THE STANDING; COMMITTEES

albany, jan iO, lSoj
THE STANDING COMMITTEES
The CLERK read the following announcement of the
standing committees Of c House. sppointed by the
Speaker
IN Wcys ond Aecns-Messrs. Loons. shaw Martin
ElswcrIh and Beeman.
Wcdekind J. C. Ogood, ittlciohn, and Hardin
On tcna,s-.Nessrs West, Cuampn, Van Mstyne,
IN Rci',rods-Mcasrs n Gilmore 81 John jackson
retcrs, and Holly
,,' Bonns and Insurance c@,nfomies-Messrs. Smith,
a. e. Hall Ten ifyck Cary and Osborne.
:, Tao-'hrd @ ond IhresJJhs Bns.-Messrs. lawrence,
Colleges Academies ard Common Shoolssfes-rs. Pat.
terson, Forsyth, Elauvelt VIM. Taylor, aud Stewart
G,iero'aees- -siessr Chamberlain Lounsberry, Hckox
Pri,i,cges and L1e,o,efSiessrs Gale Glover Amsbry
Burnett, and Kennedy.
Pt!ii1ns IF Ahieq,sMcssrs. W A. Smith, Bushnell, ID
Hart, Hayden. and j. Reid
Eleci5a and riciso Of 7o,cas and Countas-Mesars j.
4. Gardner H. II. Smith, Boutou, Person, and Welsh.
Cd'nl-Nsssrs. shaw, Beckwith, Marsh, Wood and
rettinqili.
in'anei Affairs q 1o~ms an,i co'ntie-Messrs. P. "
Rose Henderson Rogers Pettinsili, and Bush.
Moial So,f,tt,a ard tou,ges--Messrs. Spraeue Car
pcnter, Hutchins, Whitconb, and Ellsworth
s,ssG1'"n Sd,,1 nos & sss a1 r.. gesqsNes'r o'n
lh1''gfad Of Suk--Messrs Casc, 4. G.. Har, Van
Vranken, Wood and a. b. Rose.
Trace and lHonlfttctafesM Mes.rs. Rose Jr, Iebard
Barker, Iozier end Townsend.
stoe r,ssrs--s sessra Finch o'Drien jackson Kenne
ay and Eoyc.
Eneroset' Biui--Aessss L. ossood Howard, Fulton,
Str.i M and Ashley
MihtG and Public Dsf,fN--Messrs Temple we.tover,
Mclean Burroughs and Hsndee
Roads and y, mgesIe.srs. NcBarrcy Thcrne, Greene,
Hanior1 and Welch.
Pytde Lc,sds-siessrs. Arasbry B Han, j. g. Gardiner,
HAYDEN apd Perkins
ind,on 15aiys--Mcssrs ,'sl5urn, wlrans, J. L. Ey,
Huichins nnh J. n. Fly.
thidJs c,td Religious Se:iIesMessrs. spahord, MI
hr, Soaring Payne anj J. Fed
Ae7icutprs--Messss. :. s. smith Crocker s.reoter,
Pe..ri ami leeman.
staa ka,es-Hossrs. b, Smith, snAan Webb, Knee
Land and \. H. Rose
Ittic Pti,'.ins--Nessrs. L. ii. s.nth, MeIAsn, q I,
Giimere Clapp, ara WlicoIlb
ESgcaUaluts r ~. Er.cetr-Messt oSeefo, Jr,
h,9rroy, CARY, dubois, tnd Cook.
II sRaiuis Of the IiouSs--Acssrs wilson Allen, IT,
ford tayre and Hastings.
J,,dt,torl.-Messrs J, II. Weefs Livingston Ingalls,,
Hadey Hastings, Hendse, and Burnett.
IL ~ RLit,u,y-Aesars. torsyth Russell eu, n j. 'ii
Iuorc, VIM. In ylor and Osborn
GLIAN1oLS
A number OF petitions pres"nei and cfcrred-
Among them from c,tigers ~ Now fors, praying
for av regulating The police VI that city which vas -
ferred 10 Il select committee.
several reports from select committees unmpc- 1t
utjects, ware received and after the appr, u too
rucf, reyftd b. the Committee the Houc o srret
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STOLEN PROPERTY EECoyEGED--A MERCHANT
DEAD, ETC.
pHnApEiTuA Jan. II, 1888
hrgc quantity of stolen ewery, recently recovered
by Tic police OF this city, has been identified part Of
that plundered from the store OF u. b. Castle, watch
maker, Of Buffalo, in August last.
The ball Of the Junior Bachelors Association this
evening. is brilliant affair being fully attended by the
beauty and fashion OF the city The supper plagu
scent.
Nathan lrotter, merchant of this city died this
p,prpine.
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Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

Rypon or THY BROOKLYN CHIEF or roLIcE,
December 1882 submitted to the cSts%Sn S cSu.
ell last FROM which y apps:asnsa ana that , sas y. E
eommodated wis lodgings at hs different station houses;
III children have 81 found and restored to their Peon
persons wers scued from drosnins eight S nT we're
extngushed by the police; and sos taken from
and drunken persos and restored to them During tae
same period SIS ds lost by policemen BY reason
Of sickness aud being an average loss TO the O.
p1i & % nsS ns ganst five members Of the do
partrnent Of whom was dismissed lio Si onioi CO.
susranaad fron duv for ten days, one suspenuod or
days and the comps IT'S against two were dismiss
ed Connected hercwith,rA tates tne repSr. W. ,aJs
by the police and the conai of the during
the past year. ending with h, e ths Whole number Of
made by the poos various %
ed to el7o that during the The several station
ssa So sss sSsrsn Sa
Srea % to rs ssr enrsns s Pc ~. police
taken from dodgers drunken ms sna xsrs ost sy
then That during the year - stability being a.
average daily loss to the depara uens % " d .a{
four would here take occ. son .r AND most most
raho body, that the department hbors unao, ~ s.0a.
advantage III the discharge Of its duties, .ha ode
OF the want OF additional cells at the Hall des o crime
of parties arrested higher grA ues s " or'e
while awaiting examination. In many ., ,sar;.n.S 49,
arrest Of parties it became necessary for the oi
of the department, and for the more effect Ia ~ Lant
pshins its ends and purposes that they shc naleInm
in confinement for some time previous to their confined
trrcSt,
..u a " ti l asa a.. | 49,; ;na-nnnr.a .;tA them.
VIZ wy "a, p.; r e.;as - ~ Of
@ - 49, r ~. 20, 80 ~ 49, 5ana..,,a.. % oS.on hwart-
- aaa ii,.. .,;aa onah,sd - aso.na de,~ct;n and
a ;i. :u a' H., f. ' Ill -. ~ ~. - az Han araH arcly
Pma. g. ~ 49,. e"n. m - as rasaans .rrcstA | for
:na aranao. 80 orS 80 a.r.nrad Hat thav cannx be
a | q, na a. aaSiraa anSs 40 Viii On exanips. ion
.Ia-aas - ..u..a.. ,.o,ld tharoforo a,rrosN TO
80 M NJ he'd ~. nrnnr.tv NJ nroyd;pg sSaitica n
cells to be used exclusively for the confinement Of
prisoners placed under the exclusive control Of
Chief of Police Believing that If your honorable boh
should deem it eApedient to comply with the above
gesion that the advantages which will arise therefou
to the department viii than repay the city for s
small outlay necessary for their erection All Of which,
is respectfully submitted.
Report showing the number Of persons appreheued by
the police felones misdemeanors and othcr oenoss
day October to the 3lst day Of December
ipr1r
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Ngw ORLEANS Jan. O. 1853
sales have been made IN market OF 90 eags OF Rio
coffee. mostly at 9c,
CHARLESTON, Jnr Ia, 1883
The rales of cotton odh amounted 22o0 bales ut
initc. The market hes nj, ancng tendency. 5sd
ding fair is quoted at Q u ss.c.
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ssaty OF Er.s Es,el,cney sarerrNr sexmn,r.

sfaT OF Uis Eiyselscncy tsoYerrNr, seymour.
Robert 1emlle Of AtbsAy, A3utans ssner1l with
rank ~ l'f'gsdier General
John Addison ihcmas Of Nov Iors. Eg .eer In clcS,
With rank ~ Rigadier General
George ". Pratt 81 Gre. Nc Qusrtsr Master Geunrrl
with rank ~ Irie adler General
Fhiah Ward - Now Icrk. Aas Advocate ocnc,nl.
with fart At Bggadler Gererl.
lie, man Wendell, u, d.. of Albany, SurfNon CsnAr.i
With rank of Colonel.
issac vsndtrloe Of Arnpr, Asslsnnt Adjvtapt 1ope-
rbl, with rsn' q Ctl0ctl
", tHymru Laseag of 0nontnga \ Atfe4 de Csws
frnatr, tount ~, ii <j@ny, With the rsoA
ItisS .tumfotd .. Ngp esrk J us Co!01cL
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The Southern Steamers.

THE STEAMSHIP BLACK wARRieE.
McBIE, Jan. 9, 1858.
The steamship Black Warrior leaves here for New York
tomorrow morning.
TIE STEAMSHIP CHEROKEE.
NEw ORLEANS. Jan ., l6Ai
The steamship Cherokee, Captain Baxter. from New
York the 9th of December for this port via Havana
has not been heard of up 10 this (anday) evening She
is in her fourteenth day snd much excitement Is
arfee sea about her
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The Maine Legislature.

PORTLAND Jan il, 1888.
The vacancies in the Scnatc Of Maine filed to day,
by the election of four wings and four democrats making
the s1le ST. ad eighteen whiss and thirteen democrats
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TIIIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1853.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1859.
PETITIONS, ETC.
a Lrge number Of petitions presented
Nr s,rsxs (free soiD Of Mass, presented memorials
Of sie mboat owners in Boston, asking compensation for
service. rendered during the storm in that harbor last
Mr. Josys (dem) Of Iowa. presented the joint resolu-
ton Of the Iowa asking for land for railroads
ip that state
Mr. MALLORY Clcni.) of Fa., prescnisa memorial o.
Ir .hompson asking contract for a line of steamers
eetgtcn san Francisco and China.
NJ. BRopHxAp, (deia') OF Pa, pre'entedn memorial
plys; for the abo ion OF the tax on sesinen. wages
sncDn g hospital money"
THE .scL oP pfuvArT NILS.
Al lie private bills sed by the Heuse on Friday last
iasen up and retired
PASSAGE
Tic House bills, cediq Ohio the unnished portion
af ne Crmbe riand lying in s: st,te and for the
relief OF Joseph Arnoii, dos'set were taken up an
-pe ssftl
Mr. pcp,s, (dem.) OF 'o0a rreented the credentials
II dir Zones senator ffcn love ior six earS from tho
t1h of liarch rext.
Mr. AoITs (demJ Of n. H., pro.ea'ei ,ne credentials
-r Charles u. Ahert or, Ssnior tfon New 1iampoh-o
.or IL yeers from The sth Of cest si,rch.
rRjvAr. jAop Crlu.lA ~ UoIbiA,A coaflR'up.
Te a,n TO confirm cef5lip rriv'.e lind claims, under
etc E trop grant in l.h t.e ieten Up ana pu ,,en.
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Resel d, 9lat Tic 'r. aent not inooIpaHn'e 'ith
.he r r. atereat. be iSiues.ed 10 comm mi such
aat,on In reeara lie o. the tota Con
veniion Bstvce TIE uittd Sta'e1 a.a dre.s trit2n
s,u'itg wheher pod ster Is forwarded b. the 1hish
cvsgIre It, III conformity with Tie provisions oi sue"
loSsY D.. 10 I'M s.a,5El rig 'DlvSl
A. YsLaxs (dea ii n-in, o. 'el resolution
-a,rec ing enquiry 10 t,S macn s ~ he iled
State L, t,e M.nouips indians Wisconsin Adopted
c. rpa gG.r'An
Tre iont resolution stnoyi2iny t,io 1as!e, Genn-
M 10 cjnsact for two iSe Scs .a Potomac :er u