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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

We are requested by Mr.. S. A. HODGES, Tax
Collector of this District to s,ute that he will
afford those who have not here tofore paid taxes
another opportunity of doing so, by meeting
him at Abbeville Court House on the third
Saturday, being the 18th Of this month. As
he is compelled to make returns by the lst of
June, longer indulgence cannot be granted.
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RELIGIOUS.

We are requested 10 state that the Rev. J.
c. WILLIAMS. Of the Masonic Female Institute
will hold religious service. in the .Chnpel of
Cokesbury, on Sunday next
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ANHfAfsMFrriIHa

m ieasaansSl l't9ss5lag g 0s sleckholdsrss of
nauv w -. hN5 Com
somsssy 4 iT;. s;ss sssee once o. ..1s
s;,isf asa asSs:sss ~ w slS p e. feity Pie
Csssisata5s ssssss ssSs ;,tGh9w'y and 'ces
s.i;sx - ~ asu - syeressrle oes
- ~; iseSlaeps'Pleqe company
s.a aaaasts tESs'a IS Directors,
t,,sa ~ sss". = s.saseapen', ,H.s a9os presepssAs
s,e. w'sl''ne usuai tables To- a!e,
%fss,ss M, 3 "h'enxeFs received and gna96imossg
g" -. .,. ~ =
n,an;,oou.,,, T"%s esnsemen, we learn wefe'
pr..;a.s; T - el.c..uio' ;" n tue ensuing year,
r.e''ae"t-I, G: Perrin.
me,toss5y:.f. Reed. pr.sysF. lisiagstoh Cher
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CONGRESSIONAL.

We are indebted 10 Senator HAMMOND for a
pamphlet copy Of the late speech of the Hon.
JAMES CnEsNMT. Jr., delivered in the United
States Senate on Senator DAVIS Resolutions
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The Premium Listof the Abbeville Distric,
Agriculture Society will appear in our next
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: ADVERTISEMENTS.

See the adSer tisemeuts Of Joseph Frey Ans
drew Simonds; Abbevile Artillery; VIM;
Knox; Carriage and Carriage Horses for sale ::
Gray d Robertson. Ordinary, &c.
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P1kNA :KB NfNNGGs.
/ AND $
REPAIRING.
J0s:EPH< FREY,
a.i,t From Charleston, =;

gL -
INFORMS the Ladies aud Gentlemen ofAb.
+ = bev lille and vicinity that hs fsspKepsr-
edstgsTune and Repair Pianos, 9fShs aud
Ytdsf lefeSt the MARSHALL HOUSE
wilfnieet with prompt attention. l.sSsstss ~
. Maysl35 1850. 2, IT ~ ~
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
i :, .A6beville eDisssiet.-C;a atipn sss
BY William HILL, Eqs,' 'ordihafys Of AShs.
vile .lktfict.
"HEREAS. James j. Adamsshss ;spp,ied
w TO me for. Letters Of, hdnnp,sfration,
ss sss ssssss .ss dss.; Es:
These are Therefore. to :eftesis ana admonish all
apd singular, the kindred aid erred ditors qt the
said .dscssseassto BE- and sapPsar Before; mesat
ou, ?asft 9EdigasyS Court tSr the said 'Di.eriet,
23d day Inst, to-show cause. II any
x.g,ta why the s eigi'irasien should not b
esassn; under sbiy band and seal. asisS,the
seventh Of May, ono thousand eight hun'-
d. sssd ssd s'sis ssa in tho Sam
o.,,,...;. q: ,,;ls.l ;gILlgAh / Hill. 9. ,A.sp
Oia.ss'y. May. .. Hss' 1856 g., 2.
State of SOU 'aroItia,
=, EYzx fE .D5Is@kE6E;
fcsaaoa a'lsa. srs s'1asss.'on.
yssM Il M.ps,i.. essl ssss ssssss. ssk ehi''
WHERExs lid Fi,ip.ias sssp.h
IVY. w sd.z;ss Ap.is Eighteen. hund sad
sssk sso e. i. i q sS ~. t..!sssss
wiz s, ;sis % g. ss asss
:erssd: fs sslis issss Dat sSssssid
s9s.ssss & 8 ssid a.; !:
l!sfioss "a esseiass SSSe Ssss sis sSss ss
MAHHEW HspoNALD. O. csr.
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The friends Of KOBER'fa ONES respectfully
announeelhm as o candiaate'fdr Sheriff at the
eusuing election.
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TnE SauATyRas SorEsErosrY CONVENTION AD.
JoUnNEp.-Our resdsfs will see ttdt our ANTI
cipatiops that tbe Convention. could not agree
on nonainetion of caiaidatessfor the Pfes.
dssx D. ,ssss 'hs svss sis1s .,
movsd that The, ,ConveuEioh should adjourn. to
meet IN BnltimSrc. 6ntlie 18th ofJuge. and that
the Democracy eftAs Sfatsa where there are
vacancies In delegation, be ne3pested to fill
the saness Tie. .ennventi6n is undsE the con.
troEof:tlis Northern atssss which ssseu deter.
The SoutIisrp' States. which aat with them. ap-
pear tobe not only very patient, but checgful,
under, their domination. The inequality Of
powar whereby Northefn States. that where
hopelessiy anti Democratic, would rule. the
Sosithern States, which we're rsiisbly Democrs;
tie- 1.-The sattagonism OF interests and OF pr,nci.
sples.-rend dered the whole, sffair - absurd in
Its constit6tion rs il has aabortiye in its
termina alton, Without legal authority. without
men-ths cofaapt fdhgus has bnrst ADD Is only
osrrieds 70. Baltimore with .,ts impuritiD . 10
spread stilE yider fhe psstilenes Of its sSBfsu.
neAt 5beyatha the systsm of NafsShal
Coz sSend = xeresrs. :: !.
" ~ 80. -.
nm a 37lbN n nj ssoDIaska. Dxxoosx4s.-- :
The soiiowSdS Haiissti6a Of those dsls,
gate. whss tIss DE squsissrs s6ssseis
). ;s :s'I 4 ;ss p.n....., .as .
81 .sst sss;o;s. & y s9sl
%sss q 5ss ssss "a f'ssi IL,
fh& bssas u pfsssnta aiioG e sbS tbxcs a.
thst uv,oa 10 sfskasS&. las2 IL = No
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~sN Ss-0s.H1~-S644{fss lStEs<
,4zDSbSNAs NxH:-The Wsshingtsn;xSSs III
sofauesdky aftsrhoon .hss thss follow iVs;
sltPEisste dhpatel,es eeGx41 hers frs5{SeAst-
$500, up to D6lock thi5iIlarnifg, .sfa1 tbst
.dfa portion of the deiegSf tsFom ~. sSrsS
PaaHd gStates.Isfs thss ssonSS1b 1biaa, and fsst 9}ti
lsiop Of thnse edstegHteh s64Ss from vskEEh
1eske conf dshcs snd enth 5fasm 8 i,shs fSiel64s
|sslsasp Dssgles sna ;ti3eregnlSk esess iea
sppnlsted lhsie57 NJ and satIsned tH663
ae pEft Sse sta6nts " iheiHE a.
eseRy fhef -. /. scleuslf 8 a6ssSsso6
tynovement IL iiksk,slly rsrsl 6Sd D 81 conaer.
plan ios the diS01ltin spf stke Unionss
GhsfGsA8 II. q safssssahs sdiom1s.
ne ccnSsstffSb IA Sisss on SsEsd
f1 81 aestiaes swhikk inmes,e IA. Ia mum.
|sesls Kha Il snltsgsISl sgssskssx xsre dsIt2sssa
ss 6geg 4 nsis 8. DIR y..ps sSli,s
|SSS sshss Y yifs & saaa \; sIa = IA irsss
rss. sis5s 3 v,ii5s j skssl ssss'
from the4C 4Conyo uf{6p.-NS5esrS' !. =.
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a.JaMESNEMOEat
-, .ssfass iMsGo sSsypsAssSys GSsoyWAsSs
R1aH6*IsToN, 5 aFi IT,.
Delegates yspglt ssssfsts se large. :, =
1AS;H:wlyiAERsPseN W1cissa9IE
:D''sss'st g. T. sss;s RsasoSSg Sssg.i.''eH.f p'ssss
Delegates from Congregational District
., B. u BROWN 49,
sns'ssasss sSsais Ms,ss % soss ssss'iGhai pissiias
Ds'egsts frsa 4Ik Cen ;ssng,ssio g
:, s.5rFRAEKLfNt G4ILLARh ~.
nsfsssses from akssS sSasSzssioh.f rsissFias
e - 3-seS4S-,-e = :
<ss6ssAa psAn coIuuuo.Iiios.-.Th. Il
!ghsriests 5s0sH,S1ays: ~ =.
eontrae ! J. .betSeen these roads sSnd tbsssso.,
Ofise Depsrtmene ired ON the 'lst 6kJSl,
Flsst, but 1l sdbseqssh lsilsrssI Is,tiis
part Of CongTess to psost6 van ikds 81 Sans
ths officers Of the roads notifisdsfEs DJtSfs
nentshss The mailssapui9 bs iaEsni.ssd q,
usual, until Congzsa ;s.serd x6I mlde III.
eaesess5ESs sPpEsps g: ases sslpssal
80: d q y W 4 3 st s ess,sss sss
faa s9utsa ~ Joqsef tt.
E5a. Fo dissi It's IL ss,sn en-
6svS j. dSign sisE = E|lilf9 faiher r. aSin.
fit upon .hspsbliS d ssueSs ysnisa5 .
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the time - ttSa fSk,xf M .sssrEss!!
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assaSisse sais z p zsk1sIs
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ThefriendsA:o Of. WM. g. DAVIS announce
him asqpaidsts fol- the Legislature ct the en-
suing election. -t3
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'tP6h resolati9n unexplained, svhiohsinsd5vsse
a. least in intslprs 2 ssfsso,ypsd dsRiio.
jiY.. Ysg4sNH ,eqai a1stiop 4, ono u the
oomrads e,ississ III 6 tsssiisc.f plssssfn,,
.%lSseasr. ds sssssrss II oSa1Ss. aads 10 bsys
tsbsaas dows sths peoslA apsa one which Ess
eady4iysdirwo esdsssaetss !apoa . vital
ssain., s~oula pys sshisisss ssoihlsgabu. weak;
mess, excited sssisies shl sAont 1ssse R.pS5s
lis ssasended -
xBat ths 3Ii6f vas. dis pftsa
Platform thus sdopf dassnot esStsiis ssy sss
preston af rnins tbs bssisy d hrsi6AI
sOyzaAseass sAoaexsl SsFVst. aTRssssssti.)
sIsRsa. sl.,hsG Golpa lEsms ~ ssnIsxs
Iaased MsS dorits 5 our dele cSpsid. |.
/ eredat: ass: more thsn more. .omisstot. They,
Ssas6 ts9the rsfusa} Flo sai1aops .onf SiSw GhsH
asksd 70 as Do, Il sSnYsSisut. q al utsfalfpA
tia. ths sqasssss so.srslgaty Stsss sha,
eoEEset onss fsSsss ssssss
~ One og the j sss q, ,soasss ssfiaeS
l61ihs into. fkesG ss1slsspp.ensfS
en-, saatksn zS 80 bon thsl,
~ ii sSs,rd ~ ~ Dsig eiks -
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~ irr;nnn nj, \. '. ..,,en a shs .sss,;Sa.
ss..s: az ,,s ,;,,,sn ,nstro;iS bnn.S -
..so, -. ss,ss ss. stsa Tsa, '"s S,s..a [ sns .h.
~ u 80 ,sssD.cs. A".' 1.o s"s"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

tie sffisfacop fct at Ms sae arrival home. Among
II { 'lousands Of notice. We noticed the followmg
rVelror. to he defender Of b. lights Of uIan"
aCed bess vDu Gov. Sow ri -
'Welcens The csfen9ff ci th@ ,'rtT NJ me pres.
HArd tie Lord with him 4ns Cad let Of hs words
kil 10 tie ground
THIS Last motto wa. from The Northern Tq1epcnderf
lNetho5ist' one Of tb. b"ld.st and most httiooted
slavery papers IL he North. ,dtod by Rev Wn.
Homer wfo,e deuuueia'ious - Slavery, rheu editor
~ TIe k0rfhfrn Ckrisf'ah tdr0cq'c. brought down
uror him the hate ~ the PreSsvery portion OF the ".
+ Church aud resulted ia he ojectment from the eii
torial management e that plper.
The foToxiuc ,sas signed "The Clergy and
,rer ned the gate-,ay II Gov. Stewards gronnf
nd . hold an with thee srd ~ Keep tree IN al places
vifr thor ross, 80 hring thee again M t1 land
The following extract from sre~ch ~ H'verncr
Seward was inscribed upon an arch OF evergreen,
v ich sranrcf ore - the public streets
% that freedom su1 equs rithts ne irculcsei a. o0r
fr..ides in your schools and IL the chIrehes' =
Tventh considered. ihs was one % the most en-
u psissic ard hearty welcomes ever EXTENDED by "a
reore riflOnf distinction of Dgrfv, % pnhc man.
l. shows that however much they NAV dhsF po-
lcally the people Of Cayuga Comfy hold N highest
esteem the virtues and services OF Gov Seward
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10 natural ar'ra'hy between some Of the "onTtitu-
eris Of the proposed alliance and h't. with The re-
pusion which lGs been often and Hu!''ugV ex-
rre,sc3 IN y House IL te best dependence that they
viii rot fuse The DIV they corsent 20 combine,
will sound the deatt-hrell of any Opposition Sonth
They will be swallowed up by the Aaron's rod Of
Slayeccrfcy. end have 10 political existence from
that hour forth. ..
So Cr ms tie Administration is concerned II
would be- willing 70 see the plurality rule adopted,
IN order 10 Ne relieved Of the pressure upon lle
1reaNrv. But il has really 70 party IN ihe house'
ard a suggestion to that effect would ne ho''
lkoyio defeat than Ia promote The Object. n'". -
uo,irv recommends nou-iutc-ie-eucc. Wnfn 'ne
Iur-Cs o. members become little more cor, - 9cle
tiev viii discover mode Of organizing me i'ous'
Until them the Opposition, who are mos charsen
~ a.. ,lg,onsib,it, al carr wing the Govern
mcnt. can afford to wait patiently Facuoh "lll
exhaust itfcIf after o while, II We allow 1t free
scCpc. go
"a orpauiza. Tie whole social programme is az
Cecicd Ly IT, Tie pleasure seekers have not yet
qrucared. ara viii probably be kept away for
weeks. The multitude who usually come here So
Gcilipq special legislation and their followers. have
no motive 10 induce their presence yet. Supcraid
10 these causes The great fact that million of dol
larv due FOR pay and mileage, are locked up in the
Treasury, waiting Speakers warrant, and il will
be Of oDce seen how much the Capital il concerned
in starting tie wheels OF Congress. In addition 10
tie reasons suggested, ihe banks and brokers are
all headed dow. with Post-Ohice scrip which ties
up their resources, ard prevents any accommoda-
ticn of discounts 20 The business community.
Tlerc is hardly any doubt now that Mr.. Faulkner
Of Harpcr's Ferry vii 'e sent as Minister 10 France,
though innocent Of the least knowledge Of the Ian
gu0te of that Court. Mr. Buchanan gave out with
bis accustomed emphasis, that he would appoint no
man 10 such place WHO was ignorant OF the polite
language Of Europe, ard he has kept this promise
with The fidelity which has characterized most others
Of [, c same sort.
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FROM PIN dDELPHfA.
Now AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VENGEANCE
AND A1ARn-A SENSATION PEEsCHER-WI-
MANS THE ACToR-A PAUrER STAMPEDE
SAwBoNEs AGAIN.
Ernn Orr Own CorrrEponAent

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. |. lSG0.
The chances ore that during the year just closed
TO single mining OF manufacturing interest OF
Pennsylvania has experienced wholesome or prof
ita bic expansion. Increase mas undoubtedly been
witnessed in some directions The coal product is
million Of tuus in excess Of the preceding year,
but that product has not paid TO miners the prof:
they should have had while probably one-half Of
this excess is Yet stacked up unsOld. Mining must
20 on, even if TO profit result, for the works,
Ike the machinery Of cotton-mil, suffer worse
depreciation by idleOess than by beng kept
underway. Iron and maclinc-m making may have done
better pecunianly but they Too have been suggish.
The great shoe trade Of this city hss been The subject
oiunpro6tablc fluctuations and especially duli.
Leather is falling, manufacturers refuse 20 make mp
stocks wages have been reduced, and multtldcS
OF hands have little or nothing to do. Sp.ndes and
poWcT-iooms have afforded the best returns. But
IdAlos The whole range Of the manufacturing inter
esis concentrated IN and around Philadelphia, with
q productive capacity Of $40, OCOCG0 per aunu o,
u = seen ana FELT iha the past y, r has not been
brilliant oue A cloud has hung over IL which no
energy could dissipate. The labor of the city has
lacked, and stll lacAs employment. Thousands
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FROM hExfcO-THE NEW MINISTRY
Correspondence ofThe \. y. Tribune.

INrretpolCrt
L.. = sL0oP.oY-W.R RRO0sLTp.
royT-s-Is HtcHE. Friday. Dec. q lo"'
A. you well know, the signing Of the new treaty 2
source Of much annoyance, was cousammaied on the
evening Of The 18th ms. and The next morning by
davbreak We had hosred anchor for New-Odeans,
much lated 81 the turD affairs had taken.
Icenticsl with the completion Of negotiations was
nearly an entire reconstruction of the Mexican Cabi
net II seems 70 be rervading and almos, universal
sentiment among all CHASER that the new members are
men Of upright just and honest characters that they
enjoy the fullest confidence of the people, differing
materially from the old body in politics ard only have
an aim to the advancement and development Of their
row distracted country and the resiorato on Of peace
Immediately, that 20 le accomplished by energeuc ana
decisive eractmenis. At presen' II stands rs follows
Forsgn AFHirs.................D. NKLCHIoR OrANPo.
FED roi NiGrEL LRRDo pE TgJApA
Hcse ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lGN.co Dr. l., LANE
Irf-rnal To- r1fstasni. ..,.....l - rE fNfARAS
ryfts,..... ....................D y. NaNrFr RrIz.
Gen JOS P.KDEABRoYo.
Az any rate, without extended reference % their
individual virtues there are ~ the number who
take with them, IN their new position, much energy
de'eI minaicD, and entbusiasm ard il was with the
above expressed belief 20 their future actions the
document was sigred sealed. ard delivered. Time viii
determine whether they were sincere not in their
many manifestations.
such orders have been received that remain h. re
lut two or three dayr longer, probably until Tuesday
next, hen shall again leave for our warm rendel-
vous N Vera Cruz, Campeacby, and other ports. We
return however this place in the latter part OF Jan
uarv.
Mr. Egee the acting Secretary of Legation, remains
with Biz. hcLane At Vera Cruz. -.
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A man named Meredith Holland, in St. Louis born
in Macon COUNTY Tennessee. n 1888, net healthy
man boai,, nor mind well balanced, viii answer the
most s,r.e ari,bre,ical question with promP'ues and
accr,acv viii oalcn,ate interest mentally, simple and
eoppoupd for spv tire amount, and rate and for this
alone uond 10 or Invaluable acquisition 70 counting
house He /. totally unable to explain how he arrives
at the results.
Donald Douglass Shaw, member elect OF the AZ
,embly, died il HarldeD, Delaware County Dsc' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

FRoH IsAGvA-rbe schooner Hiawatha, Capt.
HutohDgs, arrived yesterday from JacInel, reporting
ths, on the l2th Dee che passed lnGgus, and rsoev
% the following nformatioD The ,Hch ship Sulley,
from Hay, loaded with logvood, n4 been the rock
at that place, ard got off in leky condition. She wal
dischMging. S4ls wss very plenty, d: 3 cents-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
GOVERNOR SEWARD At HIS HOVE.
HIS ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
eeuesps~sess~ Of The n. y. TrSbsss.

AUECRN, Dec. 80, 1872
Gov. Seward arrived hon. in the 500 p. m train Of
today and received st the depo: by an immense
tbroug Of sitzen. the military the public schools the
clergy and civil oHfcers AZ he mace me- appearance
he was greeted by ilab0Ouing Of cannon and the
desfeniue cheers Of Ls ellow-citnens Of all parties
siiehael ; Myers an eminent lawyer, On old citizen,
and The iarGe,t kind % q HarlShsI Democrat, well
cone. hin home IN sn eloquent and appropriate
.pcech 10 which the Governor replied m his ever
hatry manner. he was then escorted % hrs r-si-
dence and greeted ~ every step Vta the slu'auoi-,
and sieeriugs and waving o. naniaerIieis by the
mass II utople who blocked the s>eets, lined tie
hcuse.tcrs crowded the balconies and occupied every
available space Arches Of evergreens, with apP,o-
bu,ldcOs were decorated with Tags ana ms rptl3ns
and no NEAR. seemed LETT gneMployed to deRons.r,e
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T,GrIsu PrcFrocyrr CArGHr.-Deteciive. En.tace

EsGIIsH PIcKFocEET CAvGHT.-Detecve.E ustace
and Farley .uccrdrd in sreg Saturday nooriou. ,Ei
succesti PICK pocket. o. k-gisl extraction Known
Charles The accused hal picked tee poke: Of Mis-
ssjgwk while IN Broadway and she s-sp@ct.nE bin
description MS hicA ed
hi- he folly ideItihed By Miss seq WICK the
loucT % her purse and the accused committed 20
The prisoner loci Ike wetodD c7uuy merchant cattle
drovrr and would b. sUuee1 Of picking poctst re
been ycy succ,s in his linz making heavy aud has
not been arrested before for ye Our OF the proceeds Of
krav,s BE has purchased real and (. pretty val
His aso arcGmp hed pi-k pocket Size hs been Dat
mouth rom Blseagsl'. Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

Press write: .,.s,ertlpss vein y am y"
-. been struck By u M, ,s', ,soon.t6
1885 Jo :, cor, Orr OF Iaou,y and .old 70 be
an sad Fsr:rdo Wood h .f 81. famous e,e a oe
70 oc il,s.t l e.pen.es &c The saPs ON,
Cogrt new. arrived y,.,ssJl 'u'.Hs ia vii
rseeips. POW ard tto.e . b. psfiner'' u. Nnd =
not sn short o. al >oaay" , <Rin,.ton.
Canada. Dr. Howe viii, in a Puohc sin''''' -
witt wha, ae, provision can be made Tor the -,
,.,-. and ,3Y.atgn Of de bEoJ. The De- Is nAA'p
arrsngeuens % tale TO Kingston some u tue in'''''
iug casee now in the InrsituriCn al BOSOM n
M. Ten Blce,k writes Q, bis ireAa' ''~, -.
for Italy 10 s,snd the Winter. lie ''Ae' W.. 10,
carris.e and loIsss, Jgt leaves Tie Ne" nam
the care Of Blown, Umpire, S.afse, tf'"'ess' ,Srs
burn, Satellite, Magg.ore, optimls' ol' lPS''
Dove, Cocb-a-hoop, Pomona, Raul on-.Ae' I''A
aud CLiGoliers.
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NEw-Toss HosTHn.-weekly report to Dec. 81


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\ BRUrAL FI0Hr.-On saturday evening ight &C.
CURED between Robert Muey End Ge6-ge Reymsns4 ~
Fory -hh street and Eleventh during which
Murray drradfuy beaten by he suitt that
neessay him 70 Bellevue Hospital Rsyu1ns.
suDequt.y arrested Id Eell;e answer b. Jas.s a.skeI
tfsb.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1850.
When few Of our friends yesterday cOnsentedto
m adjournment till Tuesday, il was very obvious,
from the temper of the House, that no election
could be contaminated in the mean time and that
any attempt to force test of physical endurance
might have been attended with injnriStx cOnse-
quences. There was, perhaps, another reason,
which operated TO some extent The" spectacle
witnessed last Monday when il was too evident
that portion of the House had been celebrating
Christmas, and when q members speech was
caeered, With rotations Of cgg-nog in presence Of
the galleries, was not very crcditable to the charac
ter OF Legislative body, or to the Gsnityof free
institutions. 1t WAS therefore, a precauton
against the recurrence of similar scene, that some
members voted Tor respite till after Ntw-iear's
day, wIeh IL almost universally regarded az
holiday mere, ana appropriately set aside for the
exchange Of social courtesies Beside these consid.
crah0ns al sides are woaried with 8 strucoj. which
daily becomes more monotonous, and in which the
fractions representing three distinct DiDor,i,s mr.,
obstnately bent upon adhering 10 an imprartica oe
policy. Under such circumstances a short rest can
do no harm, AID may be productive of some good
result
Unless accident or some other cause sbould "a
duce the aggregate of the House, Mr. Sherman can
not be elected by a majority. The failure 90 com
binc the opposing elements thus far furnishes no
better encouragement 10 the other side Their only
hope is to obtain the aid Of the doubtful Acti-Le-
compton men, and then coerce the Southern 0ppo-
sitIon intO choice between Mr.. sherman sa3
Democrat This is the meaning of al; the billing
aud cooling which have been noticed OF aie and II
TO that end that the skl and influence Vi the ablest
leaders have been Persisien,iy addressed. Ii The
assurances Of some Of the parties concerned Nigh,
be taken as a guaranty good faith, such coalition
would be considered an imposSibility But after the
DETECTION which was witnessed on the English bill
in spite Of writtes pledges all such promises must
BE received with mSy grains Of allowance. There